CALIFDRlsilAWA
REFERENCE DfcPARTMENT
SAN FRANCISCO Pl!BL
r I IBRARY
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Book No.
Accession
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NOT TO BE TAKEN FROM THE LIBRARY
FORM 3427 5000 10-48
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ill
W. €. KANI>4»1.PII, Nail FraiioiNCO. B. B. UBAV. Parin.
RANDOLPH & CO.
Successors to ANDERSON & RANDOLPH,
101 and 103 Montgomery St.. corner Sutter.
MR. GRAY'S residence in Europe enables us to import direct a care-
fully selected stock of Diamonds and other Precious Stones,
Watches and European Goods, Avhich -we offer for
sale at much Lower Prices than they can
possibly be sold for by. other houses
■who buy from Nevir York and San Francisco importers.
Li, 0Jk£^l]^,JL,i^,l^^ ^^ '■'
(StrCCESSOKS TO LOCAN & Co.)
No. 19 MONTGOMERY STREET, and 107 and 109 SUTTER STREET (Lick House Block)
Importers of and Dealers in
FANCY GOODS
|?r(iH |?plsr ^nk |iii|rojrff riei, |^ff?ro$, ^nni
:b :b.a_id s
And all other Articles for Needle- Work, Wholesale and
Retail, at Reduced Prices.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
The Steain«l»ll» ot tHU Company
will gall from SAN FRANCISCO darinif the year
18*9 as foUovs;
From Wharf, corner of FIRST and BRANNAN Streets
HOUR OF DEPARTURE, 12 NOON,
For Yokohama and Hongkong
On the l8t of every month, connecting at
Yokobama with the Steamers of Mltsu Bishi Co.
for Hiogo, Nagasaki and Shanghai.
FOR SYDNEY AND AUCKLAND, VIA HONOLULU
1879
,7 M.rrh 17 Auril U. May 12. June 9. July 1. August 4. September 1.
J.nu.ry 20, ^^^^^l^^X^Z:L^i Novemr>er2.. December 2..
on the .th an. 20th of every month. taUing Passengers an. --^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^
FOR VICTORIA, B. C, PORT TOWNSEND. SEATTLE, TACOMA
AND OLYMPIA
On the 10th. 20th and 30th of every month.
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO,
San Francisco, January 1, 1879.
ADYERTISIXG DEPARTMEXT.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
AKD GENERAL PURCHASING AGEITT
809 «Tiri 311 Sla.cx'a.zxxezxto Sltx-eet
AGEXT FOB THE PACIFIC COAST FOR THE FOLLOWTNG sTANDAED GOODS:
Procter <& Gamble's Candles and Soaps. Gilbert's Starclu Dooley's Yea*t Po^rder, A.
Field's Oysters, Evans, Day <v Co. "s Oysters, Backeye Corn, J. Hill's Com, and
all kinds Eastern Canned Goods, Swift <Si Conrtnt-y's Parlor ^latches. Pride of
the Kitchen Soap, Aldemey Brand Condensed Milk. WTiyland'g Big Bonanza
Soap, Higgina' Salt, Arbnckle's Ariosa Coffee. Frarer's -Vile Grea«e, and Eastern
gooAa generally.
8®= Partlctilar attention pai'l to conslsmments an-l the satisfactory sale lA iaioe. Poicltase i
fomla and uregon Products atten.led to promptly and to the best adrantage. Will attend to for-^
part of the coait, or to Eastern or Foreim Port-.
A. D. STARE.
.A. ^v. STARR.
A. BAKyiSTEE.
STARR «£ CO.
Proprieiors STARR MILLS, Vallejo
iissioii Mfirciits
16 CALIFORNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO
20 BrunsAviek Buildings, Liverpool
Optidan ad Matbatical InstrmQiit Maksr
429 MONTGOMERY ST., SAS FRAHCISCO.
Instrnment.^ made to order, Repaired and Carefnlly Adjnsted.
NEWBAUER & CO.
>I.iNUF.iCTrREBS OF
Our Matches are Sure, and Warranted to -ivithstand Dampness of every climate, and
be goo<l for any length of time.
Factory, POTRERO. Office, 221-225 FRONT STREE3T,
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
G R. JKSSE.
H. M. DKEW.
JESSE & DREW,
Stair Builders
SOUTH POINT MILL,
Berry St., bet. Third and Fourth.
Constantly on hand and made to order,
Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc.
.lOBE'JP,
WmLM
/M. ^^
'EM
ORGAN BUILDER
ig-o. IS-Z I>«.S© street, S«^xx I-r«*xi.cxsco
Maxukactiuer and Rei'airer of all kinds or
CmVB€M aMB PmBEiQ9^ QBGMME,
^k\\ orders to above address will receive prompt attention.^!
S. p. TAYLOB- & CO.
MANVFACTlRERi* AND PeALERS IN
Prinlinj, Manila \ Slrawhps, Pjsr Bajs, Wiibs, Etc.
DEPOT OF THE PIONEER AND EAGLE PAPER MILLS
4U! CLAY STREET.
V. Andi KAN,8uii l■'n^Mcl^
r. Van Uf.veu, Naiia City.
('. Caui'V, Sail Friiuclbco.
C ANDURAN & CO.
lMI>OBTEUa OF AND DEALERS IN
PROI'RIETORR OF THE
UNCLE SUM m\ CELURS ftND DISIILLEB1, ftNO WINE VINEGftR, Wi m
No8. 515 and 517 Sacramento Street, San Francisco.
ADVERTISING D E PA R T M E N T.
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ARTHUR McCUIRE
(Successor to B. H, FREEMAN & CO,)
No. 415 MISSION STREET
Adjoining Met-lianics' Mill, bettvecn First and
Fremont Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Scroll Imi d Imi
MAHO&ANY, BLACK WALNUT AND CEDAR FOR SALE ■
Constantly on hand and made to order, Stair Rails,
Posts, Balusters, etc-, etc.
Rom liL M Fmi Cdwm?
Agency,
No. 319 California Street, S. F^
Notice is hereby given that arrangements have been entered into bttween the
ROYAL MAIL STEAM FACKET COMPANY
AND THE
For the forwarding of Treasure to the Bank of England and to the Bank of
France, and Hamburg, by the steamships of the two Companies, under
through bills of lading, for delivery at destination by the Packets of the
Royal Mail Steam Packet Co
The following Steamships of the R. M. S. P. Co. leave Aspinwall for
the West Indies and Southampton, calling at Cherbourg, France, to land
passengers, on the Cth and 22d of each month.
HORSE POWER.
REGISTERED TONNAGE.
PARA 3, 8 05 600
DOX 3.805 600
9IOSEL.L.E 3, 353 600
NILE 3,994: 600
TASMANIAN 3,956 600
Captain I. T. Moir.
" R. Woodward.
" C. Taylor.
" R. Revett.
" E. Kemp.
RETURN TICKETS, available for twelve months, issued at a reduction of 25 per cent.
The Company also dispatches an Extra Steamer from Aspinwall on the 23d of each month, for Bremen,
■which affords great facilities to shippers of cargo for Bremen and Hamburg.
Through First Class Tickets are issued from San Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton,
at $200 U. S. Gold.
For further particulars, etc., apply to the Company's Agent,
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ar J5ii2;ar
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SOUTHWEST CORNER BATTERY AND UNION STREETS.
(IXCORPORATEDi
C-A.FIT.A.L $5 0 0,0 00
And possesses a capacity eqaal to the refining of T'tventy Thonsand Tons annually.
Supplies the Exporters and Jobbinjj Trade ■^vith all grades of
HARD AND COFFEE SUGARS AND SYRUPS.
Special attention given to tlie latog and packing: oi Loat sugar lor Exportation.
Sole Patentee foe the Manufacture of the Celebrated
EXTRA FINE CUBE SUGAjJ
Put up in 23 lbs., 50 lbs. and 100 lbs. Cases, and also
in Bbls. and Half Bbls.
Office at the Refinery,
S. W. Cor. Union and Battery Sts.
HERMAN MEESE, President.
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On hand and
No. 322 MAIN STREET,
Made to Order
Between Folsom and Harrison
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Tinners' Trimmings, Etc.
MannfactiiriTs c,| Shipit'' Stoves (suitable for vtsscls nf from 20 ti> •.',')(»•) tons), Ships'' Water
Closets, Binnacle I^ianips, Side Liights, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, etc.
O. K. FOUNDRY, 228 MAIN ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufactiir.' all kiiidtt n{ Light bimI Orniimental Castings, Stoves, tti-., <tc. Smooth Cast-
ings a specialty. Gralcsninl Fire Backs fnr Hnn^cs. Agiiit lor Albion Pottery, Aiitloili, Cal.
Manulacturo all kin. Is of Stove and Range Linings. Backs and Checks for Marble Mantels,
Vases, Hanging Baskets, Tileing, Drain and Chimney Pipes, etc.
12-14 Marl(et St., and 9-II Sacramento St., San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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tff" All Risks taken by fUis Company are partiripated in by three ot the largest
German Fire Insurance Companies, representing; an aggregate
Capital and Surplus of 64,000,000 Marks, or
SI 6,000,000 U. S. Gold Coin
Maglshr; kd Im Imrascs hm
Paid up Capital 3,000,000 Marks
General Agents
307 CAUFORNIA STREET, - - - SAN FRANCISCO
All Lossea -will be promptly paid here, in U. S. GOLiD COIX, as soon as claims
are adjusted.
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Hard Wood
oawinct, nmm m turning establishment v
0 M BEE HIVE MANUFACTORl
KORBEL BROS.' MILLS, Cor. FIFTH AND BRYANT STS.
MURRAY MCKINNIE
Architectural and Ornamental
V\^ooD Carver
IRON, ZINC AND COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS.
CALIFORNIA MILLS
Cor. Howard and Spear Sts., ... -
San Francisco
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SAN FUANCISCO DIRECTORY.
IRA P. RANKiy.
A. r. BRAYTOX.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS
First and Fremont Sts., between Mission and Howard, San Francisco, Cal.
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
ENGINES and BOILERS. Marine and Stationary. PUMPING. HOISTING and MINING Machinery,
Including Batteries. Amalgamating Pans and Settlers. Concentrators, Ore
Feeders. Crushing Rolls and Rock Breakers.
Also, WATKIl .1 \< KI:T SMKI.TI\«i Kl Il\A( KS. ri>r Uciliiriii^ l.ciul. Sllv«T and Cop-
|><*r<)rfit; (InickMiU cr Kiirniir<>it: Ilt-tortH iin<I CondfiiHci-H ; Ii<>AS'ri\(; aud
('IIL.(>|{OI)I7.l\(i KlUXAtKS; Sutfiir Mill .niulilinMj ; I»r«»iwll«T
and Sleiiniboiit KiitfiiKn. \Vnl<>r Wli<-<>U, eir.. all of tli<>
latfsl and iiKiHl a|i|ii'<>v< <l roiistriiftlon.
Alfeiitt for Ihr All«»ii Kntfint- (Governor, BnlU'y Air Coinprj-Msur. IIowi'IPh Improved
W'hUf Furiiarr, Whi-eler <)r«> Brrukcr, Walkrr'ii <'<iiii|>ouiid S(<-ani
PumiM, <*(r. Bruckner Cyllndor Furnaces.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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ADOLPHUS PENEBESKY
HOUSEMOVER,
BOX BRANDS
Artistic Designs in Box Brands by
M. SCHMIDT & CO.,
411 C!Ij.A."X" ST.
W. H. HYDE.
H. CHESTEK.
HYDE &. CHESTER,
Contractors for
limi tmi anl Lowcm; Wool or Briok M%
Or for taking' out or putting' on l>oarfl
STEAM BOILERS, SHAFTS, OR ANY HEAVY WEIGHTS,
Moving Locomotives, etc., etc.
No. 645 Mission St., bet. Second and Third.
sc:?h.:e3"\7^s, jstc?., to XjIET.
San Francisco anflPmeer
Grinding and Saw-Filing Association
2420 Post Street, San Francisco.
Butchers' Tools of nil descriptions for sale at the Lowest I'riecs. Orders from the country promptly attended to.
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GEOEGE CAMPBELL. E. D. HEATLEY.
DICKSON. DE WOLF & CO.
Itmmissign liri
410, 412 and 414 BATTERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
, Heatley & Co., ■ ■ 11 Georp Yarfl, Louteri Street, LoMoi.
SOLE AGENTS OF THE CELEBRATED
OATHERWOOD'S WHISKIES
Viz.: A. A. A.f Century, Eureka, Cranston, Etc.
R M. TRUWORTHY
ZINCOGRAPHER
AND JIANIFACTUKER OF
STENCIL PLATES, BRANDS, ETC.
Also, Rubber Stamps and Rubber
Printing' Wheels,
318 FRONT STREET, - - CORNER COMMERCIAL
Stencil Brushes, Cluks and Caps.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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Carriage and Wagon Materials
AXLES, SPRINGS, CARRIAGE HARDWARE AND
TRIMMINGS.
SARVEN'S PATENT WHEELS.
WOOD HUB WHEELS, BODIESlAND GEARINGS
Wtieel Factoff and Machine Department at Sacramento.
29 and 31 Fremont St., San Francisco.
200 and 202 J STREET,
SACRAMENTO.
NEW YORK OFFICE : 121 and 123 FRONT STREET.
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ADVERTISING DETARTMENT.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
TROIHIHER'S
Extract t^/M ALT
The rapidly Increasing demand for our Extract of Malt, during the four rears that it has been
manufactured and offered to the medical profession in America, justifies the belief that in its production
here we are meeting a generally felt want.
Long experience in manufacturing Malt Extract has enabled us to completely overcome the many
difficulties attending its manufacture in large quantity ; and we positively assure the profession that our
Elxtract of Malt is not only perfectly pure and reliable, but that it will keep for years, in any climate,
■without fermenting or moulding, and that its flavor actually improves by age. Our Extract is guaranteed to
equal, in every respect, the best German make, while, by avoiding the expenses of importation, it is afforded
at less than half the price of the foreign article.
The Malt from which it is made is obtained by carefully malting the very best quality of selected
Toronto Canada Barley. The Extract is prepared by an nrpEovED pbocess, which prevents injury to its
properties or flavor by excess of heat. It represents the soluble constitaents of 3Ialt and
Hops, viz: Malt Sug.\e, Dextbine, Diastase, Resin asd Bitteb of Hops, Phosphates of Lime and
Magnesia, and Alkaline Salts.
Attention is invited to the following analysis of this Extract, as given by S. H. Douglas, Professor of
Chemistry, University of Michigan, .\nn Arbor:
TKOMMER EXTRACT OF MALT CO.:— I enclose herewith my analysis of your extract of Malt:
Malt Sugar, 40.1; Dextrine, Hop-bitter, Extractive Matter, 23.6 ; Albuminous Matter (Diastase) 2 469-
Ash— Phosphates, 1.712; Alkalies, .;iT7; Water, 25.7. Total, 99.958. '
In comparing the above analysis with that of the Extract of Malt of the German Pharmacopoea, as given
by Hager, that has been so generally received by the profession, I find it to substantiallv agree with that ai tide
Yours truly, SILAS H. DOUGL.\S,
Prof, of Analytical and Applied Chemlstr
This invaluble preparation is highly recommended by the medical profession as a most effective thera"
peutic agent for the restoration of delicate and exhausted constitutions. It is very nutritious, being rich
in both muscle and fat producing materials.
The very large proportion of Diastase renders it most effective In those forms of disease originating in
IMPERFErT DIGESTION OF THE STABCHT ELEMENTS of food.
A single dose ol the Improved Trommer's Extract of Malt contains a larger quantity of the
active properties of Malt than a pint of the best ale or porter; and, not having undergone fermentation, is
absolutely free from alcohol and carbonic acid.
The dose for adults is from a dessert to a tablespoonf ul, three times daily. It is best taken after meals
pure, or mixed with a glass of milk, or in water, wine, or any kind of spirituous liquor. Each bottle con-
tains 1 J4 lbs. of the Extract.
OUB PBEPARATIONS OF MaLT ABE FOB SALE BY DBCOGIST8 OENEBALLT THBOUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES
AND CaNADAS, AT THE FOLLOWING PBICES:
Extract of Malt, with Hops (Plain) $1 00
" Pyroi)hosphate of Iron (Ferrated) 1 DO
" " " Cod Liver Oil 1 oo
" " " Cod Liver Oil and Iodide of Iron i oo
" " " Cod Liver Oil and Phosphorus .100
" " " Alteratives 1 00
" " " Hypophoaphites [\[[ 1 .50
" " " Iodides J 50
" " " Citrate of Iron and Quinia 1 50
" Pepsin .'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.150
MAXITFACTURKD HY
TROMMER EXTRACT OF MALT CO.,
Agents for Pacific Coast.
- FREMONT. OHIO.
San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
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Com of Dr. Reilwiiiii's Reprt.
London, Sept. 18th, 1878.
Dr. Redwood's 17 Bloomsbury Square.
Analytical Department.
I have examined the extract of Malt manufactured by the " Trom-
mer Extract of Malt Company," and judging from its physical char-
acters and chemical reactions, I am of opinion that it fairly represents
■what its name indicates — that is, that it is a preparation of Malt in
Avhich are contained the essential properties of that substance, with a
slight addition of Aromatic Bitter of the Hop. It has the character of
a soft Extract, in the sense in -which that term is used pharmaceuti-
cally, and it has evidently been prepared -with great care and judg-
ment, as it retains the property of acting on amylaceous bodies, as
Diastase does, while the Extract itself bears long keeping without
change.
It also possesses the property of forming, with Cod Liver Oil, a
permanent Mixture or Emulsion, in which the taste of the Oil is very
effectually covered, and its administration thus greatly facilitated.
T. REDWOOD, Ph. D., F. R. C. S., etc.,
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy to the Pharmaceutical
Society of Great Britain.
SAX FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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H-A.I.
CHAMPION
DK. HALE,
DiDloma Granted at MechaDics' Fair, Boston, Mass., 1878.
Every variety of Meat.'-, Vegetablts, Puddings, Rice. Hominy,
ftf., cooked by steam
WITHOUT MINGLING THE FLAVORS.
Used ou any STOVE, RANGE or FURNACE. Emits no offensive odor, and
cannot possibly burn the food. Saves Time, Labor asd Fuel. Every lady who
tries it is enthusiastic in praising it.
Kesfl the follnwine from Mr?. C. A. Vinton, the well-known catererfor Massachusetts
Bulliiln);, at the Centennial Fair, JPhiladclphia, ami later at Mechanic*' Fair, this city.
Her repntatlon rank> among the highest, and Is world-wide:
To ulioin it iiKitj coiireni.' Mechanics' Fair Biildisg, Boston, Xov. .5, 1878.
This is to ct-rtltv that I have had In use in my kitchen, during the continuance of the
Fair, one of Dr. HalcV ( 'hampifn Steam Cookers, and have found It In every respect as
represented. I cheerfully add my testimony in Its favor, believing, as I do, that no
kitchen should be considered complete without it. Mrs. C. A. Vintos.
RELIABLE AGENTS wanted in every town in the country. Town, County
and State rights may be obtained and agencies secured by applying to
- - No. .">! Wa.sliiiiotoii St., Boston, 3Iass.
PENFIELD
BLOCK mm,
fcLOCKPORT,
Niagara Co., - - - Ne-w York.
Pulley Blocks,
ron Sheaves,
Om PUSHERS,
Lock Faicfils.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixvii
MANUFACTUKKILS OF
CRYSTAL GLASSWARE
BLUE AND WHITE RING JARS (SOLID RING)
Table Ware, Bar Ware, Patent Glass Covered Candy Jars, Preserves
and Jellies,
From 1-4 to 10,000 lbs. Weight,
True to pattern, sound and solid, of unequaled strength, toughness and durability. An
^% ^HM y IpM ■ invaluable substitute for forgiugs or cast iron requiring three-
^^ I HB MB I fold streneitb. Geariug of all kinds, Shoes, Dies,
Haniinerheads, Crosslieacls for Locomotives, etc.
Twelve thousand Crank Shafts of this
steeel now running proved to be superior
to Wrought Iron.
CASTINGS
Crank Shafts. Crossheads and Gearing are specialties. Circulars and
Price Lists Free. Address
CHESTER STEEL CASTINGS CO.,
W^orks : Chester, Pa. Evelina St., PHILADELPHIA, U, S. A.
FiCinC ROLLINB Ml C0MN7
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000
Established for the manufacture of Kailroad and Merchant Iron, Rolled Girders, and
every variety of Rolled and Hammered Shafting, Railroad Supplies, Forgings of all kinds,
Horse Shoe Shapes, Machine and Bridge Bolts, Nuts, Washers, Boiler Rivets, Harrow
Teeth, etc., etc.
Office : 16 First Street, San Francisco, Cal.
Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLINS MILL CO., P.O. Box 2032. will liaye iimediate anentloD.
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON.
President, - - - Wm. Alvord. Superintendent, - B. P. Brunner.
General Manager, L. B. Benchley. Secretary, - Charles M. Keeney.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
m FEMCiscD m im m urn
ESTABLISHED 1865.
c;. jj Jii w iwiuj^. jj.
Grezxer*A,l IVX^xx^sex*
Office and Works, KING STREET, near f«ot of Fourth, San Francisco.
Manufactnrpra of aU kinds of GREEX and BL.ACK GL.ASSt%'ARG.
and lettered bottles famished at short notice.
All kinds of Plain
C. WEWMAK'N IMPROVED EI^ASTIC,
DEnlJOHSi. (I'atented January 26tli, 1875.) By re-
ferring to the ennravlni?, In the loregrouiicl will be seen a
bottle partially covered; a represents the Klass, b the tulc
reed, and c the wicker-work. It will be seen that the bottle |
Is first covered with the tule reed— a soft elastic substance— |
forming a cushion, on which the rattan Is woven. By .
this means the bottle Is doubly protected, and made doubly
valuable from Its Immunity from breakage. Its advan-
tages are so many and obvious, that It needs no argu-
ment to prove Us merits. Those who use demijohns will
see at once the superiority It possesses over all other cov-
ered bottles.
NEWMAN'S
Improved Box Demijohn.
( I'atentkd Mabch 30tii, 1875.)
These boxed demijohns are Ihe simplest, best and cheap-
est in the market. They are neat In appearance, compact,
and securely packed, and are always ready for shipment by
any conveyance, without danger of breakage. They will
save 50 per cent. In freight. The demijohn In the box
being glass, cannot destroy the Uavor of the liquid, and,
consequently should take the place of wooden kegs for all
purposes.
This Jar has br,in\li>n!>lvely useil ip the Eastfor Beveral
yearB, and from Its simplicity of const met ion, cheapness and
reliability, has become one of the most popular Jars now In
use.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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MERCHANTS
\M.nMtw&mm
San Francisco.
INDIA RICE MILL
CORNER MISSION AND FREMONT STREETS
Proprietor
W]>Z. M. GREENWOOD,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWOOD LUMBER
Cabinet Woods and Veneers,
WAGON STOCK, PLOW BEAMS AND HANDLES
Nos. 13 and 15 MAIN STREET,
Opposite Old Stand. Near Market.
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SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
MARINE AND FIRE.
TEE cmiFORiii mmm co.
OFFICE No. 318 CALIFORNIA STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
One door East from Sansom,
CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOLD), - - - - $300,000
ASSETS, • ^^^'^^^
The Oldest of all the Locals.
C. T. HOPKINS, President. H. B. TICHENOR, Vice-President.
Z. CROWELL, Secretary. E. T. BARNES, Gen'i Agent.
TtlE
toi Saip
No. 526 California St.
Office Horns from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.
Extra Hours on Saturdays from 7 to 8 p. m., for recciviug of deposits ouly.
Loans made on Real Estate and other Collateral Securities, at current rates of interest.
L. GOTTIG President.
F ROEDING Vice-President and Cashier
GEORGE LETTE Secretary
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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H. M. NEWHALL.
J. O. ELDRIDGE.
a. PALACHE.
H. M. NEWHALL & CO.
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Salesroom, Fire-Proof Brick
309, 311 and 313 SANSOM STREET
REGULAR SALE DAYS,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY— Catalogue Sale of Boots, Shoes, Cloth-
ing, Hgrd\vare, Fancy Goods, etc.
WEDNESDAY— Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods, Silks, Embroideries,
French Goods, etc.
CASH ADVANCES OX MERCHANDISE FOR SALE.
Cor. Beale and Howard Sts., San Francisco, Cal.
MANUFACTURERS OF
miNING IMEACIIINXSRir
Marine aM StatloiiarF Enpes aM Boilers,
WROUGHT IRON WATER PIPE, AND ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF IRON WORK. RE-
PAIRING ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY.
DIRECTORS. — Joseph Moobe, Jeeome Lincoln, E. V. Joice, Jas. D. Walker,
William Alyoed, J. B. Haggin, W. H. Taylor.
WM. H. TAYLOR, President. JOSEPH MOORE, Superintendent. LEWIS R. MEAD, Secretary.
xxu
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
MARINE AND FIRE.
TIE CALIFDRIIUISIIROCE CO.
OFFICE No. 318 CALIFORNIA STREET,
One door East from Sansom,
CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOLD),
ASSETS,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
$300,000
560,704
The Oldest of all the Locals.
C. T. HOPKINS. President.
Z. CROWELL. Secretary.
H. B. TICHENOR, Vice-President.
E. T. BARNES. Gen'i Agent.
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a I \//f,/A 'TI:K (\IJ'I T,IL
e? o
$4QQ»Qim
No. 526 California St.
nfflcc Uuuni from 0 a. m. to 3 r. m.
Kxtra Honni on Saturdays from 7 to 8 p. m., for receiving of deposits ouly.
I/oan« niiulc on Rial Ehtute and otliur Culluturul Securities, at current rates of interest.
L. GOTTIG
!f. ROEDING
GEORGE LETTE
President
Vice-President and Cashier
Secretary
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
xxm
H. M. NEWHALL.
J. O. ELDRIDGE.
G. PALACHE.
H. M. NEWHALL & CO.
miimm m commissi MEECDms
Salesroom, Fire-Proof Brick
309, 311 and 313 SANSOM STREET.
REGULAR SALE DAYS,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY— Catalogue Sale of Boots, Shoes, Cloth-
ing, Hgrd-ware, Fancy Goods, etc.
WEDNESDAY— Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods, Silks, Embroideries,
French Goods, etc.
CASH ADVANCES ON 9IERCHANDISE FOR SALE.
IROi Ai LOCOMOTIfE f OMS
Cor. Beale and Howard Sts., San Francisco, Cal,
MANUFACTURERS OF
miNING- mACHINERir
Marine aM Stationary Enpes ai Boilers,
WROUGHT IRON WATER PIPE, AND ALL JDESCRIPTIONS OF IRON WORK. RE-
PAIRING ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY.
DIRECTORS. — Joseph Mooee, Jeeome Lincoln, E. V. Joice, Jas. D. Walker,
William Alvoed, J. B. Haggin, W. H. Taylor.
WM. H. TAYLOR, President. JOSEPH MOORE, Superintendent. LEWIS R. MEAD, Secretary.
Xxii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY,
MARINE AND FIRE.
THE CALIFORIIi IISUBiNCE CO.
OFFICE No. 318 CALIFORNIA STREET,
One door East from Sansom, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
CAPITAL PAID UP (IN GOLD), . - - - $300,000
ASSETS, • 560,704
The Oldest of all the Locals.
C. T. HOPKINS. President. H. B. TICHENOR. Vice-President.
Z. CROWELL. Secretary. E. T. BARNES. GenI Agent.
TM K
Gem Sufiii ai Loan Societf,
VUcllidXIKU C'.riJ'lT.ll. ' • § tQOsOQQ
No. 526 California St.
Officf Houfh from 9 a. M. to 3 r. M.
Extra H(>urH on SHtimlays from 7 to 8 r. M., for receiving of deposits only.
Loiins uirtik' on Ural Estate autl other Collateral Securities, at current rates of interest.
L. GOTTIG President
F. ROEDING Vice-President and Cashier
GEORGE LETTE Secretary
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
XXlll
H. M. NEWHALL.
J. 0. ELDRIDGE.
G. PALACHE.
H. M. NEWHALL & CO.
iDCKEES m COMMISSI MEECl
IS
Salesroom, Fire-Proof Brick
309, 311 and 313 SANSOM STREET.
REGULAR SALE DAYS,
MONDAY AND THURSDAY— Catalogue Sale of Boots, Shoes, Cloth-
ing, H*rd"ware, Fancy Goods, etc.
WEDNESDAY— Catalogue Sale of Dry Goods, Silks, Embroideries,
French Goods, etc.
CASH ADVANCES ON MERCHANDISE FOR SAL,E.
Cor. Beale and Howard Sts., San Francisco, Cal.
MANUFACTURERS OF
miNING MAGHINZSRY
Marine wi Stationarf Eiigiiies aiii Boilers,
WROUGHT IRON WATER PIPE, AND ALL. DESCRIPTIONS OF IRON WORK. RE-
PAIRING ATTENDED TO PROMPTLY.
DIRECTORS. — Joseph Moobe, Jeeome Lincoln, E. V. Joice, Jas. D. Walkeb,
William Alvobd, J. B. Haggin, "W. H. Tayloe.
WM. H. TAYLOR, President. JOSEPH MOORE, Superintendent. LEWIS R. MEAD, Secretary.
XXVI
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
COMMERCIAL liSiAiCE CO.
OF CALIFORNIA.
i^t:fi.:e] x^^ :]\zi:..^-F^i:iNr:B.
Amount of Capital Stock paid up in cash,
$200,000.00
X3xx*ectox*6i
W. W. DODGE, of W. W. Dodge & Co., Men.hauts.
SELDEN S. WRIGHT, Judtje County Court.
FRANK E.\STM.\N, Printer.
CLACS SPliECKEI.S. President Cal. Sugar Refinery.
C. Tl'KNEH, of Bay City Soda Works.
A. W. .IKE, Merchant.
PETER DE.\N, Cai.itali.«t.
JOHN H. WISE, of Chri.-ty & Wise, Merchants.
C. J. DEERING. Merchant.
LEVI STEVENS, of Stevens, Baker & Co.. Merchants.
CHARLES MAIN, of :Main & Winchester, Merchants
GEORGE L. BRADLEY, Capitalist.
A. Y. TRASK, Marine Surveyor.
A. BOCQUERAZ, Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, M'chts.
A. RIDER.
W. L. ELLIOTT, U. S. A.
E. M. ROOT, of Root & Sanderson, Merchants.
D. H. HASKELL. C. P. R. R.
L. CUNNINGHAM.
H. B. UNDEUHILL, S. P. R. R.
P. J. WHITE.
SACRAMENTO.
JAMES PARIS, Capitalist.
Office in Sai Francisco, No. 405 California Street.
CHAS. A. LATON. Secretary.
JOHN H. WISE, President.
J, ©. JiHiiifi I it
Importers, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In every ilescrlpiion oi
Saddlery, Harness Hardware,
WMI'FS, LE^ylTMEB €0EiL^mM^ ET€.
12 and 14 Pine Street, near Front,
JOHN .M. JcMNSON.
SAN FRANCISCO.
I'EM. B. HiiRTON.
Kirby's Santa Cruz Leather, and Hill's Concord Harness.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT. XXVll
Tbe Hibornia Samfs ad Loan Sociotj.
IKCORPORATED 18tU APRIL,, 1859.
Office - - N. E. Corner Montgomery and Market Streets
The objects for which this Association is formed are, that by its operations the depositors thereof may be
enabled to tind a
Secure and Profitable Investinent for Small Savings,
And borrowers may liave an opportunity of obtaining from it the use of a moderate capital, on giving
good and sufficient security for the use of the same.
OFFICERS.
Peesident M. D. SWEENY Tkeasdrer EDWARD MARTIN
Vice-President C. D. O'SULLIVAN Attorney RICHARD TOBIN
Any person can become a depositor of this Society on paying an entranco fee of TWO DOLLARS,
and subscribing to the By-Laws.
Deposits can be made of any sum from ONE DOLiLAR to any amount. Loans made
on security of Real Estate ^vitliin tlie city and county.
Golden State and Miners'
IRON WORKS
WALES L. PALMER.Pres't I. W. Knox. Sec'7
MANUFACTURE
Castings and Machineey
Of all kinds, at greatly Retlnced Rates.
STEVENSON'S PATENT MOULD-BOAUD AMALGAMATORS,
GOLDEN STATE SUCTION AND PRESSURE BLOWERS.
Nos. 237 to 257 First St., San Francisco.
XXviii SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
^ j,T)OLPHE LOW ^. (.^
miUilN ?^io u Her cliaii t >i$
208 CALIFORNIA STREET,
OFFICE Ilf NEW YOSK, 42 CEDAM ST.
Literal Aflyances iiiaile oi Caiisipineiits.
U. L. Dolun:. I.. II. SWKKNKV. ,1. K. KldiLF^^^.
DODGE, SWEENEY Jl CO.
IMPORTERS
Wholesale Provision Dealers
AM) ( O M M I S^IQH M E RC H AKTSe
^o. 400 Front Street, San Francisco.
Sole \genta for f.ibby, .^liXfill iSi; I>ilil>y''H Cookt-d ( oriiid Kcif niifl Ton$;uo$, H. M.
I)ii|U>e^M (liicajfo lliiiiis iiikI ('oliiiuliia I{iv<>r Siiliiioii Co.
.1. B WudSTKH. <•. I'. lirUHKLr,. I>. I>. SIIATTUCK.
wooster, hubbell k co.
Commission Merchants,
riii)iiir!rrs and WliolcKiilo DtaliTS in
l*KOVISIO\S. Kl TTKK, ClIKKKE. ETC., ETC.
Nos. 317 and 319 Front Sired. .... 310. 312 and 314 Commercial Street,
p. o. Box iio.j. SAN FRANCISCO.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXIX
Tk Black Diamonil Coal Mining Co.
STEAM AND HOLSE COAES BY THE CARGO, AND TO
SHIPS AND DEALERS.
OFFICE, - - - S. E. CORNER SPEAR AND FOLSOM
P. B. CORNWALL, President
BOILER WORKS
MlAFB, f HKLJR S CB, PnirlilDB,
Office and Works, - - 310, 312, 214 Spear Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The well known reputation of Mr. McAfee as a First Class Boiler IVIaker,
ynth the best advantages of the market in buj-ing our material, and a thorough knowledge
of the quality of the difierent brands of iron, enables us to fill orders exactly suited to the
requirements of our customers, at the lowest prices, and with the best workmanship.
MARINE and STATIONARY BOILERS, IRON TANKS, and ^all
kinds of PLATE WORK.
SOLE BUILDERS FOR CALIFORNU OF THE
FIRMENICH PATENT SAFETY STEAM BOILER
All kinds of Repairs done at the Least Expense consistent ^vitli Efficient ^ork.
Tubes Welded about as good as ne«-, at extremely Lio^v Rates.
MISSION STREET
San Francisco
CBelStenartaMSnear,
All kinds of Repairing done. All work executed with neatness and dispatch.
XXXll
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
C. D. WHEAT
\i
Commissioner of Deeds
For all the Principal States and Territories.
ALSO
If ij( plijtf I If Hf rill |fli!H(ii$$ioH iDf ttf
<$>
%
No. 501 CALIFORNIA ST.
Stevenson's Building,
San Francisco.
M I ivTn; s I isrcrjortr^on. ja^TiES id
And all lunds ot InslrunieEls drawn dp Id Legal Form on Reasonalile Terms.
PARTirtTI.AR ATTKNTrON PAID TO
South Beach. Potrero and South San Francisco Property.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXXlll
J. AsTOsno Sai^zab.
Eapaxl Gaixegos.
Eduabdo Montealkgre.
f.T. M. Mo.NTEALECRE, Jr.
I Majjuel Mon'tealegrk.
MONTEALEGRE & CO.
m
AND
230 CALIFOENIA STREET
San Francisco.
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SUCCESSOR TO
MANCFACTUKER AND DEALER IN
nkor
No. 218 SACRAMENTO STREET
3B :E T T^T" :E3 E M" DE* H. O ^J T -A. UN" id id .A>"V7" ijs
San Francisco
XXXIV
SAX FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
JUSTIN'S PATENT
FIRST PREMIUM
Wli-MILLS d HORSE-POWERS
For all purposes, such as Pumping Water for Irrigation, Watering Stock. Chopping Feed. Churn-
ing. Sawing Wood, Running IVIachinery for Manufacturing. Mechanical or other purposes.
The Simplicity and Perfection of these Machines
is the result of "39 years' experience
in California.
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ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXXV
211 and 213 MISSION STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
HARRY H. BODWELL, ...
Proprietor
The opinion has become quite prevalent that Windmlils are
not to be relied uiion, eitlji-r to witlistaad vif>!ent storiiis or to
perform tlieir work In very lietit wimlf. Such opinion i.s doubt-
less true with reganl to ninuvof the mills made in California, and
especially true with regard to most of those sent here from the
East. It is, however, an injustice towards the few mechanics
wlio havL' made wind power a stuiiy and a specialty for many
years, to class the jiroductiojis of their labor with those of the
many who pretend to be windmill maicer.-, but who have com-
paraliv^dy litlleexperienceor practical linowledgeof the business.
We were the inventors, more tlian ten years ago, of the sin-
gle cross-vane windmill. The demand for them gradually
increased, until they have come into more general use than any
other mills. Of course, other parties were induced to make an
imitation of them, and some to make use of Its name,
"Excelsior." A man is desirous of purchasing a windmill,
and starts in pursuit of the factory. Presently lie sees a sign,
I "Windmills," walks in and inquires: " Is this the place where
I they make the Exoel»«ior Windmill ? •' The answer is :
I " Yes sir— () yes, we make them," or words to that eti'ect, and the
gentleman really thinks he is purchasing an ExoelMor. We
' have recently caused the name to be registered in the U. S. I'atent
Office as our Trade Mark, and hereby caution all persons not to
make unlawful use of the spme.
The Exoelsior was awarded the first or cash premium at
the ('al. .'^tate Agricultural Fair in 1872— the only time ever ex-
hibited there. It has taken a larger number of premiums at the
Mechanics' Institute Fairs, in 8an Francisco, than any other
windmill.
We have of late made material improvements in their con-
struction. They are adjustable and self-regulating, are verv sub-
.-tantially built, and with reasonable care will last from twenty-live
to thirty years. Kevolving horizontally upon anti-friction balls
enables them to catch the slightest breezes, and they will run in lighter winds than any other mills, and violent storms
very seldom Injure them. They are always under perfect control, a child b^ing able to operate them.
The cut, engraved from a photograph, represents the style and apiiearance of the improved or forty -fan Excei.siok.
They are made in twelve sizes, from twelve-foot to forty-foot diameter of wheel. A larger stock and assortment kept
on hand than can be found in the State. Every mill fully guaranteed.
EXCELSIOR EXCELSIOR
Wmdmill. i Mprovel Windmai,
HORSE-POWER
LITTLE GIABfT (3 Horses).
These machines are complete in every detail, and possess
every improvement and advantage that can be combined in
Sweep Horse-Powers. They have an advantage over any other
horse-power in this market, viz: our application of the patent
rubber draw-spring, which prevents any breakage of the gears
by any sudden start, or jumping, or fractiousness of the horse ;
and when used for pumping, materially lessens the jerking
motion on the lever, caused by the change of motion of the
piston.
These Powers have dust-proof and self-oiling journals ; are
simple, strong, durable and cheap. Having succeeded in making
them much superior to those which have been imported from
the East, we have virtually stopped their importation.
We furnish with these Powers, when desired, any size of
belt wheels, or style or weight of balance wheels, combined
with a movable crank-pin for pumping, and counter-balance
when needed.
W^FMM WmMMB^ PWM'PBs Pl^MB^ MF€i
JLT XjO^WEST I^-A.TES.
JSexicl for- DE*r±c© Hiisit c^zxc^ Circ-u.la,r
XXXVl SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
^OOetRS, MEYER ^ cq
§11 ®«ttt'e.ry- Street^ e b ®aa fcsm©|gi©%
ROBERT RODGERS & CO., Liverpool,
GRAIN SHIPPERS
Agents Sea Insurance Company
(LIMITED)
DRAW exchange: on eurore
m. 1. WttlilAMi
Real Estate Agent
740 FOURTH STREET.
Ground to Lease for a term of years, conveniently situated to the
Southern and Central Pacific R. R. Depots, and
also to the Wharves.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXXVll
t_j:boi=»oi_.id i^xjh
(Formerly of the U. S. Mint, S. F.)
$f^jff ^i Hefa
No. 611 COMMERCIAL STREET
Above Montgomery, SAN FRANCISCO, CAIi.
WASHING AMMONIA.
The Cheapest and Best Article for Softening Hard Water, Removing
Grease from Clothing, etc. For Sale by all Grocers.
For Sale at tlie &as Works M all Coal Yards. Also. COAL TAR.
THE DR. BLY ARTIFICIAL LIMBS
Witliout
Lateral Motion.
■ MANUFACTURED BY
No. 9 GEARY STREET,
JUNCTION OF MARKET AND KEARNY,
Where he will continue the manufacture of the "Anatomical "
and the best of other first-class Artificial Legs ; also repairs Ar-
tificial Limbs of all kinds.
Univerfal
Ankle Motion.
ARTIFICIAIi ARMS OP THE BEST KINDS AT EASTERN PRICES.
Descriptive Circulars, Blanks for taking Measurements, with instructions and Price List, free on application, as above
J. M. NEVILLE.
GEO. H. BRYANT.
NEVILLE & CO.
31 and 33 California Street, - - S. E. Corner of Davis,
BAGS, TENTS, HOSE, TWINES AND AWNINGS
Orders Respectfully Solicited.
XXXVlll
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
The Price, or Petaluma Press.
THE PRICE PRESS CO.
Manufacture atnl keep In >.t'n k the celebrated
Prire, or Pftaltinia Hay HreHN.
tbe Faftlest Raling PrcMH in the
world. <>ver .jOO in u>o.
The Companv bImi manufacture to order
tUf full'iwiiiu-:
Extra Strong and Po'werful Hay
Presses, It i>uttin;i lo t 'ns or nidve
in a l)ux car :
■Wool Presses, horse or hand power :
Hide Presses, Cotton Presses.
Hop Presses. Hand Hay Press-
es. Rag Presses, etc.;
The Price Excavators
For Kair or »o Kent nn r.^as^iialilc
terms. Tlie> iir.' iln- (■liraiieMi iiml
lUOMt eoononiioal machines fur m<>v-
Ing earth yet Invented.
ClrcnlarK containing full information as to
weight, capacity, etc., sent on application.
I. J. TRUMAN
OrriCB WITH ISAKl^K lV II.XMILTuN,
17 Front, San Francisco.
BRASS AND BELL FOUNDRY
138.140 and 142 FREMONT STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
AGENT FOR THE WASHINGTON GAS AND WATER PIPE CO., BOSTON
MAM K VI I lltKU OK
Chubch Bells,
Fahm Bells,
Steamboat Bells,
Bells and Gongs,
Bbass Castings of all
KINDS, Fire Engines,
FoBCE AND Lift Pumps,
HosK Couplings
ENaiNEERs' Findings of
ALL kinds,
Babbitt Metal,
Wateb Gauges and
Glass Tubes foe
Steam Boilers,
Steam Gauges,
Magnetic Gauges,
Steam Cocks and
Valves of all des-
criptions.
Glass Tubes for Boil-
ers,
Steam Whistles.
Root'* Pntont niaat Illower. liyclrii iilir Pl|ie!t and Xozzlfs for Mining Parposea.
Iron Pip*' Fui-ni*Ii<-<I wKli Kitlinffs.
GARRATT'S IMPROVED JOURNAL METAL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
XXXIX
California Brass and Bell Foundry,
125 riEST ST.
Oppposite Minna, SAN FRANCISCO
WEED & KINGWELL
AGENTS FOR
SEIBERT'-S
Eureka Lubricator,
BRASS COIPOSITDN,
ZINC AND BABBITT METAL
CASTINGS.
K^Brass Ship Work of all kinds, Spikes,
Sheathing Nails, Rudder Brices, Hinges,
etc. Also, Church and Steimboat Bells
and Gongs.
Steam, Liquor, Water, Oil and Flange
Cocks and Valves made and repaired.
Hydraulic Pipes and Nozales, and Hose
Couplings and Connections.
PIONEER IRON WORKS
Nos. 225 and 227 Beale Street,
Between Howard and Folgom, ------ SAN FRANCISCO
M A N U F A C T U Ri: R
STEEL LINED
Bank Vaults and Safes
PRISON CELLS
FIRE-PROOF DOORS
Wroiiglit Iroi
s=- Bussy's 6,000.000 Combination
Burglar-Proof
I OankVaultand Safe Locks
p NO KEY,
i SILVER SAFES
Latest improveil snears, PBncHes,
Dies, etc., lor Cold Iron Worts.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A large assortment of Fire-Proof Doors and Shutters.
xl SAN FKANCISCO DIRECTORY.
FultoQ Foundry and Iron Works
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES
(Snccessors to fllncKley & Co. ajid McAIee, Spiers & Ct.)
OFFICE: . . . 213 FREMONT STREET, above Howard
WORKS: FREMONT AND HOWARD STREETS
s-a.it rit-A-nsroisGo,
MANl FACTIKEKS OF
STATIONARY AND MARINE
ENGINES AND BOILERS
SUGAR MACHINERY 1
Mining, Mill and Pumping Machinery, and all kinds of Iron Work
and Castings.
.IAS. LINFdUTH. AV. A. KICK. E. V. LIXFOKTII.
Manufacturers' %!its anl Cominisdoii MerUs
(P.O. Box 2080.) 401 MARKET ST., cor. Fremont, S. F.
A^entH for BLACK DIAMOND Files and Horse Rasps; BLYMYER MFG. CO.'S Cliurcli
nn<l ScUool Kells; Fir<- Mann K<-lls, Farm Bells, etc. ; BAR IROX and STKEL ;
con. and CAHI-K CHAINS; AGRICT LTIRAI., TOOLS,
Forks, liiK-M, HakfN, Si'ytllt-H, Snatlis, <-tr.
tlMI><>KTF.R8 AND DF..\LF.B8 IN'
Iron, Steel and Heavy Hardware
' AQKNTS FOIi-
Perkins' Horse Shoes and Globe Horse Nails, Carlton's Axle Set and
Gauge ; also, a complete stock of Axles, Springs
and Blacksmiths' Tools,
413 and 415 Market Street, San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPABTMENT. xli
CEO. M. WOOD Sl CO.
i
AND DEALERS IN FINE STATIONERY
And manufacturers ami wholesale dealers !n Stoucil Tuols and Stuck, Key Check Dies, and Stock & Lyon's Head Seal
Presses, (Jupper Plate Ink, Card Plates, StMicil Alphabrts and Figures, and a splendid assortment of superior hand-
plated Door Plates, constautly on hand and for sale cheap.
120 POST STREET, above the White House, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
TO ORDER.— Cards elegantly Printed, ^Vritten and Kngraved. Fine Stencil Name Plates cut in Roman, German
Text, Old English; also engraved in Writing Style. Steel Name Stamps, Brass and Electrotype Stamps, Burning
Brands,, Raised Brass Work, etc., etc.
ENGRAVED WEDDING CARDS A SPECIALTY.
J. BLOOM. E. KOIINSTAMM. J. STRAUS.
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM & CO.
(Successors to Helbing & Straus)
IMPOHTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERSJ IX
CHINA and GLASSWARE, CUTLERY. LAMPS.jCHANDELIERS, SILVER-PLATED and
BRITANNIA WARE, LOOKING-GLASSES, VASES, Etc.
Sole Agents for tlie Pacific Slope for the Fire-Proof LA BASTIE Chimneys.
102 and 104 BATTERY STREET, Cor. Pine, SAN FRANCISCO.
D. IIUSING. J- JARDIXE.
atimAs iron mroRKs
No. 135 BE ALE STREET
Between Mission and Howard, - - - - - - SAN FRANCISCO
MANUFACTURERS OF
E3ix€;lxxos, I^oilors, Slx^rtixxs
AND ALL KINDS OF MACHINEEY,
TOOLS AND BAND-SAWS A SPECIALTY.
'w:ei-.ci3: d^ go.
IMPORTERS, SHIPPING i COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Brittan's Building, 109 CALIFORNIA ST, San Francisco, Cal.
Agents Moody's Saw Mills, - - - Burrarcl Inlet, B. C.
ANDREW W^ELCH tc CO 19 ToT^rer Chambers, Liverpool, Engr.
W^ELCH, RITHET & CO Victoria, British Columbia
xlii SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ISAAC E. DAVIS. HENRY COWELL.
DKALF.ItS IN
Cement, Plaster, Hair, Marble Dust, Fire Tile, Fire Bricks, Fire
Clay, Etc.
211 and 213 DRUMM STREET, SAN FRANCISCO.
intipulic anti l^iui $n|lncer
CHIEF ENGINEER SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS
OFFICE .... 516 CALIFORNIA STREET
iQSEpm F. PQmtiEmEm
MASlFArTUREU OK
BAY WINDOWS, CHIMNKY TOPS, UKCK RAILINGS, DOKMKK WIXUOW.S,
TKRMINAL.S, KTC. TIN, IRON AND SI.ATK ROOFING,
All Iot)t)in2 prompily anenfled to. 226 iviission street, san francisco
SILVER PLATER
And Iiiiportor <)1* Cojk'Ii and Carrijijj^e Ijaiiip.s
623 SACRAMENTO ST.
Between MontKOint-ry and K<-arny, - - . - SAN FRANCISCO
ADVEllTISING DEPARTMENT. xliii
BROWELL'S
Patiit IliiRgf fills
AND
FIRST PREMIUM awarded by the Twelfth Industrial Exhibition of the
Mechanics' Institute, San Francisco, September, 1877.
BroTvell's Patent C'liimiieys can be placed in any part of the house, or attached to the outside of
any building, with perfect safety.
They are now in use in the best buildings of San Francisco and Oakland, and have been highly
approved and recommended by the Board of Supervisors and by the leading Architects of the State.
They are made of Fire Clay, without Brick or Mortar. No decay to them, no danger, no repairing, no
dirt, no trouble, perfect ventilation, and are cheap, light and portable ; are Fire and Earthquake proof.
N. B. — No Galvanized or Black Sheet Iron used in the construction of these Chimneys.
Terra Gotta Cliimxiey Tops
AI_L_ SI^ES, FOR SAL_t
State and County Rights for sale in every State and Territory, except California.
Apply by letter or in person to tlie Patentee,
442 Jacboii Street, San Francisco, Cal.
And 1200 BROADWAY, OAKIiAND
FOR FULL DESCRIPTION SEE CIRCULARS.
A. S. ROSENBAUM & CO.
Importers of Fine Havana
Cigars, Tobacco, Etc.
M Sole Agents for tlie CeleDrated Peacli Cake Navy ToMcco
S. E. COR. CALIFORNIA AND BATTERY STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO.
No. 162 Water Street, New York.
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SAN FRANCISCO
If" t" t"~ n- ••? ' •?
Constantly on hand, a Large and Complete Assortment of
MANILA CORDAGE,
Whale Line, Bale Rope, Tarred Manila Rope, Etc.
MAMFACTUKED FRCOI
Office at TUBBS & CO., 61 I and 613 Front St.
MANUFACTORY AT THE POTRERO.
K«-tall Denier in the Finest Brands
HAVANA CIGARS,
MEERSCHAUM PIPES, ETC.
'jp x^ T JG jpi ^^ m- M'M'M m M
Junction of MARKET and POST Streets, and Southeast Corner FIFTH and MARKET Streets,
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT
Wholesale Qandy Maiiuf aetntesi
Imi>orteu8 and Dkai.f.km in
f()ki:i<;n and domestic^ nuts, etc.
408 Clay Street, • - • Between Sansom and Battery. San Francisco
Steam Candy Factory, 408 Clay Street.
ADVEKTISING DEPARTMENT.
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NATHANIEL GRAY.
C. S. WRIGHT.
.1. A. CAMPBELL.
N. GRAY & CO.
WIIOI.KSALE AND RETAIL
UNDERTAKERS
641 Sacramento Street
CORNER OF WEBB, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
THK TRADE SUPPLIED WITH
Cofi&ns and Coffin Trimmings, Hearses and Hearse Plumes
AND EVERY ARTI3LE IN THE LINE, ON LIBERAL TERMS.
AGENTS FO.: HA Hh TOW'S PATENT METALLIC
BURIAL CASES
p.. ^^i%
J?5
EN&BAVER
m CASKETS.
611
Washington Street
SAN FRANCISCO.
ESTABLISHED
1849
GToHTsr 3VLja.i-.ii.oixr
F^^CXlFXa
Blass liimi, Cutting, Mmi i Dssipin^ Works
19 FKEMONT STEEET, SAN PEANOISOO.
Glass-Cattingf, Stalnlngr, Embossing and Dfsijsrning in all its brancheg. Bending of
Glass a Specialty.
Xlvi SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
ATKINS MASSEY.
iiSSEY k YUilB
UNDERTAKERS
65 1 Sacramento Street
Pirst house below Kearny SAN FKANCISOO, OAL.
BARSTOW'S AND OTHER METALLIC CASKETS
Al'ways on hand. Everything- in our lino ■\will be furnished on the
most liberal terms.
CORNELIUS O'DONNELL
Manulacturer aM Dealer m
Morocco. Kid. Goat and Sheep Skins
607 and 609 BRANNAN STREET
S«uth side, between Fifth and Sixth ..... SAN FRANCISCO
TffMMAs n:M)i:i:i;\<T. iikmjy s. .^smith.
PEMDEBC^msT & EMnm
M AM I All IIIKIIS OK
IRON CASTINGS AND MACHINERY OF ALL KINDS
Sole Manufacturers of O. AV. ^Vhite•B Patent Rotary Furnace and Dryer,
for reducing Gold, Silver and Quicksilver Ores.
217 Fremont Street - . . . Bet. Howard and Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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115 Pine Street, _ - . - San Francisco
Sole Agent for tlie Pacific Coast for
DUPONT'S mmi MUSKET, BLASTING, MINING aTe SPORTING
EAGLE SAFETY FUSE
NEVER FAILING BRANDS OF FUSE
Viz : Triple Tape, Double Tape, Single Tape ; Cement No. 2, Cement No. 1 ;
Hemp, Waterproof and Submarine.
WKVCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO. 'S
SPORTING RIFLES, CARBINES AND MUSKETS
Metallic Cartridges, both Central and Kim Fire, for all kinds of Rifles and Pistols. Brass and
Paper Shotgun Shells, Reloading Tools, Primers and parts of arms.
FRANCISCO DANERI.
HENRY CASANOVA
■DEALEES IN-
Ml Lipors and Groceries
No. 504 FKONT STREET
Between Jackson and "Washington, San Francisco.
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OF HAMBURG.
%
CAPITAL
^
$1,125,000
GEO. MARCUS & CO., Agents,
304 CAIilFORNIA STREET, .... SAN FRAXCISCO
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
aT l§u;,f~ai? ^ffimti^
SOUTHWEST CORNER BATTERY AND UNION STREETS.
(IXCORPORATED)
C-A.FIT-A.X. $500,000
And possesses n capacity eqaal to tbe refining' ot Twenty Tbonsand Tons annually.
Supplies the Kxporters and Jobbinjf Trade -^vitli all grades of
HARD AND COFFEE SUGARS AND SYRUPS.
Special atieniion given to ilie making and pacKlng ol Loal Sugar lor Exportation.
Sole Patentee fur the SIaxvfai ti re hk the Celebrated
EXTRA FINE CUBE SUGAR
Put up in ^-25 lbs., 5U ]bs. and 100 lbs. Cases, and also
in Bbls. and Half llbls.
Office at the Refinery,
S. W. Cor. Union and Battery Sts.
HERMAN MEESE, President.
My. SAIZER & m.
Iior
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AGENTS FOR
NORTH GERMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. . . . OF HAMBURG
NEW YORK UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY ... OF NEW YORK
MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. ... OF NEW YORK
DANUBE IMPERIAL ROYAL PRIVILEGED AUSTRIAN INSURANCE CO.
(Marine Branch) .... OF VIENNA
HAMBURG-AMERICAN PACKET CO. WEST INDIA LINE
OFFICE i
213 Sansom Street, San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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It. lintiis' I
841 MARKET STREET AND 344 JESSIE STREET,
SAM FRANCISCO, CAIi.
This Institution, condncted by the Fathers of the Society of Jesus, was opened for the
reception of students on the 15th of October, 1855. On the 30th of April, 1859, it was
incorporated and empowered to confer degrees and academical honors in all the learned
professions, and to exercise all the rights and privileges common to any other literary
institution in the United States. The design of this Institution is to give a thorough
Eilisl, Classical, Malleniallcal an! PMlosopMcal
^ ^ "O* © «^.^ ^ ©) ^1"
IT IS INTENDED FOR DAY SCHOLARS ONLY.
The Course of Studies embraces the Greek, Latin and English Languages, Poetry,
Rhetoric, Elocution, History, Geography, Arithmetic, Book-Keeping, Mathematics, Chem-
istry, Mental, Moral and Natural Philosophy. The study of the French and Spanish Lan-
guages, Vocal Music, Short-Haxid and Practical Telegraphy ai'e optional.
Besides the Classical, there is a Prei^aratory and Elementary Department for the
younger students. Its object is to qualify the pupil for the higher studies.
This Institution, provided with a full staff of Professors, presents considerable advan-
tages for the mental and moral training of the students.
Ji^ COli-IFLETE
HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROM PARIS.
The Laboratory contains over Two Hundred and Fifty PURE CHEMICALS, and all that is ne-
cessary for the most complicated Manipulations and Analysis.
THE COLLEGE HAS, MOREOVER, A COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS
The "St. Ignatius' College Band ;" the " Ignatian Literary Society," for exercise in
debate ; and the two " Phllhistorian Debating Societies," to promote the knowledge of
History, are established in the College for the improvement of the pupils and young gen-
tlemen of good standing.
JOHN PINASCO, S. J., President.
SAN FRANCISCO DIBECTOEY.
No. 263 Clementina St., near Fourth
II IiiiiUbi
IICilL mil IW^
IN ALL IT.S VARIOUS BRANCHES.
Hoof Evils, such as Toe and Quarter Cracks, Uneven
Growth of Wall Contraction, Thrush, Qu'tfors
and Lameness arising; from neglect of
care or improper shoeing, treated
with radical success.
Interfering, Overreachlni?, Speedy Cut-
ting, Knocking at the Knee .lolnts, Hitch-
ing, etc., proniptly checked, through
scientific treatment of the adVcted parts.
Sensible Paring of the Hoofs
According to natural structure of skeleton
part!!, and S;> luniotrioal Nhooing:
to size and work of the horte, from the
finest saddle pony up to the heaviest
American draft horse.
Charges Moderate, and in accord-
ance with quality of
work done.
I aUo teach, If desired, an unwritten
chain of the Practical Knowledge of pre-
venting Malformations, as well as the
treating of them with success, as far as
Is practlcahle, on horses of considerable
value, where thenecessaryevllof shoeing
will permit.
NOTICE TO THE PUIlt-lC— I formerly had my busines leased out, but I have ngrain
resumed business.— COL. W. H. BROWN.
COL. W. H. BROWN
Contracts for and attends to all Orders for
r^Hf
Removing Nuisances from Privies, Yards, etc.; also,
Cleaning, Laying and Repairing Servers.
ALL WORK PROI<fPTLY EXECUTED AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. PARTICULAR
ATTEXTIOX PAID TO NEATNESS AND CLEANLINESS.
Please Leave your Orders at my Office.
6 Mills' Place, - - - opposite Centre Market
BETAVEEN SUTTER AND POST STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO,
I thnnk tlie public for their lil>ernl patronat;*- for the last 2C> years, and >vould re-
spectfully ask a continuance of the Hame. I remain, your friend, COL. W. H. BROWN
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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A. M. JEWELL.
C. A. IIOOI'KR.
G. W. HOOPER.
i M. JEllL I Co.
MANUFACTURERS OF
Also, all kinds of House;
Finish.
FACTORY AND OFFICE
Berry Street, between Third and Fourth.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE OF MOULDINGS AND BRACKETS.
BOYAL OF UMPOOL
EMablisIied 1843.
NOEWICH UNION
Kstablished 1821.
M LANCASHIEE
Combined Assets and Capital, - - $27,859,871.74
Losses mi lere immediately on afliislment, in U. S. GOLD COIN.
G-eneral Agents
ITo- 4SO 0-A-LIFOS.lSri-A. STREET.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
$« CH
Awarded First Premiums at 10th and 12th Industrial Fairs of the Mechanics' Institute.
Cor. FrcDioiit aiid Mission Sts., San Francisco,
Patent Ore Concentrators
BATTERY ORE FEEDERS, CIRCULAR SAW MILLS. MACHINISTS' TOOLS,
Dealer li all Hids of JlatMaery. steam Eaane Governors.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND GENERAL PURCHASING AGENT
AGENT FOR THE PACIFIC COAST FOR THE FOLLOWING STANDARD GOODS:
Procter & Gamble's Candles and Soaps, Gilbert's Starcb, Dooley's Yeast Po-»vder, A.
Field's Oysters, Evans, Day & Co. 's Oysters, Bnclteye Corn, J. Hill's Corn, and
all kinds Eastern Canned Goods. S^vift & Courtney's Parlor SlatcUes, Pride of
the Kitclien Soap, Alderney Brand Condensed Milk, Wliyland's Big Bonanza
Soap, Higgins' Salt, Arbuckle's Ariosa Coffee, Frazer's Axle Grease, and Eastern
goods generally.
8!^= Partlcnlar attention paid to conslfrnnients and tiie satisfactory sale of same. Purchase and shipment of all Cali-
fornia and Oregon Products attended to promptly and to the best advantage. Will attend to forwarding of goods to any
part of the coast, or to Eastern or Foreign Port«.
A. D. STARR.
A. W. STARR.
A. BANNISTER.
STARR A CO.
Proprietors STARR MILLS, Vallejo
IS
16 CALIFORNIA ST., SAN FRANCISCO
20 Bnms-wiek Bmldings,
Liverpool
Optician d Maibatical Instrment Maker
m MOHTGOMERT ST., SAN FRANCISCO,
Instrnments made to order, Repaired and Carefully Adjusted.
NEWBAUEE & CO.
MANUFACTURERS OF
te@ii@lltaa Mat®'
Our Slatches are Sure, and Warranted to -tvitlistand Dampness of every climate, and
be good for any len^h ot time.
Factory, POTRERO. Office, 221-225 FRONT STREET.
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SAN FRANCISCO DIKECTORT.
H. M. DKEW.
JESSE & DREW,
Stair Builders
SOUTH POINT MILL,
Berry St., bet. Third and Fourth.
Constantly on hand and made to order,
Stair Rails, Posts, Balusters, etc.
<«i^ %M'm^ji
\rM-
/A ^^1.
mm
ORGAN BUILDER
^Jo. 127" 3E»«,so Street, iSa^xa. I'x-a.ixcisco
MaXUFACTIHF.R AXI> KeI'AIRER of all kinds llF
^^AIl orders to above address will receive prompt attention. ^^I
S. p. TAYLOR & CO.
Mam I -\i I iiicio ami 1ii:m.ii;> in
Printing, Manila ^ Straw Papers, Paper Bajs, Twines, Etc.
DEPOT OF THE PIONEER AND EAGLE PAPER MILLS
lie. (LAV sTin:i:T.
I'. Amu ran, Sou KrantUco.
I'. \a.v IU:\ f.k, Nii|.n ('lt\
I'. ('Mii'V, Snii Kraiulsco.
C ANDURAN & CO.
iMroKTtniS of AND Dk.AI.KHS IN
I'Riil'RIKTOHS l>F 1 MK
UNCL[ SAM WIN[ CELUfiS UNO DISTILLERy, ANO WINE VINEGAR, NAPA CIT!
Nos. 515 and 517 Sacramento Street, San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
ARTHUR IVIcCUIRE
(Successor 10 B. H. FREEMAN & CO.)
No. 415 MISSION STREET
Adjoining Mechanics' Mill, bet-wecn First and
Fremont Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Scroll Imi d hmi
lAHO&ANY, BLACK WALNUT AND CEDAR FOR SALE m
Constantly on hand and made to order, Stair Rails,
Posts, Balusters, etc-, etc.
Bom IL Steui Fm Mm
Agency,
No. 319 California Street, S. Fp
Notice is hereby given that arrangements have been entered into between the
ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMFANV
AND THK
For the forwarding of Treasure to the Bank of England and to the Bank of
France, and Hamburg, by the steamships of the two Companies, under
through bills of lading, for delivery at destination by the Packets of the
Koyal Mail Steam Packet Co
The following Steamships of the R. M. S. P. Co. leave Aspinwall for
the West Indies and Southampton, calling at Cherbourg, France, to land ^
passengers, on the 6th and 22d of each month.
BEGISTERED TONNAGE. HORSE POWER.
PARA 3, 8 05 600
DON .3. 8 05 000
moselle: 3, 353 600
NILE 3,994 600
TASMANIAN 3,956 600
Captain L T. Moir.
" R. Wood'tvard.
" C. Taylor.
" R. Revett.
" E. Kemp.
EETURN TICKETS, available for twelve months, issued at a reduction of 25 per cent.
The Company also dispatches an Extra Steamer from Aspinwall on the 23d of each month, for Bremen,
which affords great facilities to shippers of cargo for Bremen and Hamburg.
Through First Class Tickets are issued from San Francisco to Plymouth, Cherbourg and Southampton,
at $200 U. S. Gold. »
For further particulars, etc., apply to the Company's Agent,
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOKY.
^■|B\
1^ mm
■^mi^m
SOUTHWEST CORNER BATTERY AND UNION STREETS.
(INCORPORATED)
C-A.F I T ^ft.3L. $500,000
And possesses a capacity equal to the refining' of Twenty Thousand Tons annually.
Supplies the Exporters and Jobbing Trade -^vith all grades of
HARD AND COFFEE SUGARS AND SYRUPS.
Special attention given to me maKina and packina; 01 Leal Sugar lor Exportation,
S'1LE Patentke fiik iHE Manukactire of the Cei.ehrated
EXTEA PINE CUBE SUGAJJ
Put up in 25 ll>s., 50 lbs. and 100 lbs. Cases, and also
in Bbls. and Half Bbls.
Office at the Refinery, - - S. W. Cor. Union and Battery Sts.
HERMAN MEESE, President.
li;^
On hand and
No. 322 MAIN STREET,
Made to Order
Between Folsom and Harrison
Tin Plate, Sheet Iron, Tinners' Trimnnings, Etc.
MRiuifnrtiiriTs of Ships" Stoves (suitiiblc for vessils of from 'JO to i.^OO tons), Ships' Water
Closets, iliiinacle Lamps, Side I^ights, Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron AVare, etc.
O. K. FOUNDRY, 228 MAIN ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Manufacture nil kinds of Light imd Ornumental Castings, Stoves, etc.. etc. Smooth Cast-
ings a specialty. Grates and Fire Backs for KaiiKos. Ag.nt for Albion Pottery, Antioch, Cal.
Mamifuctiiro all kln<ls of Stove and Range Linings. Baclts nnd Checks for Marble Mantels,
Vases, Hanging Baskets, Tileing, Drain and Chimney Pipes, < tc.
12-14 Market St., and 9-il Sacramento St., San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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iH-HM nEE warn coim
K?'A11 Risks talcen by this Company are participated in by three of the larg^est
German Fire Insurance Companies, representing an ag'g^regate
Capital and Surplus of 64,000,000 Marks, or
$16,000,000 U. S. Gold Coin
hiikii W Marine Imrasce Conifan;
OF iva:.A.a-3DEBXJE.a--
Paid up Capital 3,000,000 Marks
General Agents
307 CALIFORNIA STREET, - - - SAN FRANCISCO
All Losses will be promptly paid here, in V. S. GOLD COIN, as soon as claims
are adjusted.
K M,
Hard Wood
OAWIIlli, PLAfflR III TURNING ESTABLISHMENT V
0 ai BEE HIVE MANDFAGTORI
KORBEL BROS.' MILI^S, Cor. FIFTH AND BRYANT STS.
MURRAY MCKINNIE
Architectural and Ornamental
^A/QOD Carver
IRON, ZINC AND COMPOSITION ORNAMENTS.
CALIFORNIA MILLS
Cor. Howard and Spear Sts., San Francisco
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SAN FPtANCISCO DIKECTOr>Y,
IRA P. RANKIN.
A. P. BRAYTON.
PACIFIC IRON WORKS
First and Fremont Sts., between Mission and Howard, San Francisco, Cal.
PACIFIC IRON WO|?^S
ESTABLISHED IN 1850.
• M \M KAOn IIKHS
ENGINES and BOILERS, Marine and Stationary, PUMPING, HOISTING and MINING Machinery,
Including Batteries, Amalgamating Pans and Settlers, Concentrators, Ore
Feeders, Crushing Rolls and Rock Breakers.
Also, WATER .TACKKT SMKI.Tl\(i Fl'RNACKS, far U«'<Iuciii»; L,<-nd, Silver and Cop-
per Ort'H; Q.ui<'kMilv<-r Kuriiiict's : Kt-tortH and ConflciisiTN ; KOASTIXG mid
Cill.OKODIZI.Nti KlitNACICS: Siitfiir >lill MiicIiiiKM-y ; Propeller
iiiid Sleiiiiiboal Kntfin*)*, AVater AVIieelH, eir., all of (lie
latest and iiioHl approvt'd eoii^triictioii.
Agents for tlie Allen Kn^fine <>overnor, llailoy Air Compressor, Howell's Improved
White Knrnaei', Wlieeler Ore llrraker, Walker^s Compound Steam
I'liiiipx, <>tr. Hruekiier CyllndtT Furiiares.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT.
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ADOLPHUS PENEBESKY
HOUSEMOVER.
1615» 3VC^.s<33:x Si;iroo"t
BOX BRANDS
Artistic Designs in Box Brands
Nl. SCHMIDT & CO.,
41X C:3Ij.A.-S- ST.
W. H. HYDE.
H. CHESTER.
HYDE Sl CHESTER,
Contractors for
Imi, tmi anl Lowsring Wool or hi Iiiil%
Or for taking out or putting on board
STEAM BOILERS, SHAFTS, OR ANY HEAVY WEIGHTS,
Moving Locomotives, etc., etc.
No. 645 Mission St., bet. Second and Third.
S»C?X1.X3'\7^J5, lETO., TO IjE3T.
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\rtivww^rvmw^^^^^^S
mmiwrn
Grinding and Saw-Filing Association
2420 Post Street, San Francisco.
Butchers' Tools of all descriptions for ."^ale at tlie Lowest Trlec;. Orders from the country promptly attended to.
Ix SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
GEORGE CAMPBELL. E. D. HEATLEY.
DICKSON. DE WOLF & CO.
I
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ill niriitii
410, 412 and 414 BATTERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Cailiell, Heatley & Co., ■ ■ 11 (Jeorp Yarfl, Lomteril Street, Loira.
SOLE AGENTS OF THE CELEBRATED
OATHERWOOD'S WHISKIES
Viz.: A. A. A., Century, Eureka, Cranston, Etc.
F. M. TRUWORTHY
ZINCOGRAPHER
AND MANCFACTUKEU i)F
STENCIL PLiTES, Umi ETC.
Also, Rubber Stamps and Rubber
Printing' Wheels,
318 FRONT STREET, - ■ CORNER COMMERCIAL
Stencil Brushes, Cluks and Caps.
ADTERTISING DEPARTMENT. Ixi
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Carriage and Wagon Materials
AXLES, SPRINGS, CARRIAGE HARDWARE AND
TRIMMINGS.
SARVEN'S PATENT WHEELS.
WOOD HUB WHEELS, BODIESlAND GEARINGS
Wheel Factorj and Machine Department at Sacfamento.
Sole Agents lor tue Pacific coast lor
9
ADJUSTABLE
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29 and 31 Fremont St., San Francisco.
200 and 202 J STREET, .... SACRAMENTO.
NEW YORK OFFICE : 121 and 123 FRONT STREET.
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ADVERTISING DETARTMENT.
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"rROIIf[]¥I£R'S
Extract ovM ALT
The rapidly increasing demand for Qur Extract of Malt, during the four years that it has been
manufactured and offered to the medical i^rofeBsiou in America, justifies the belief that in its production
here we are meeting a generally felt want.
Long experience in manufacturing Malt Extract has enabled us to completely overcome the many
difficulties attending its manufacture in large quantity ; and we positively assure the profession that our
Extract of Malt is not only perfectly pure and reliable, but that it will keep for years, in any climate,
without fermenting or moulding, and that its flavor actually improves by age. Our Extract is guaranteed to
equal, in every respect, the best German make, while, by avoiding the expenses of importation, it is afl'orded
at less than half the price of the foreign article.
The Malt from which it is made is obtained by carefully malting the very best quality of selected
Toronto Canada Barley. The Extract is prepared bv an nipnovED process, which prevents injury to its
properties or flavor by excess of heat. It represents tlie soluble constitaents of Malt and
Hops, viz: Malt Sugab, Dextkine, Diastase, Kesin and Bitteb of Hops, Phosphates of Lime and
Maonesia, and Alkaline Salts.
Attention is invited to the following analysis of this Extract, as given by S. H. Douglas, Professor of
Chemistry, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor:
TROMMER EXTRACT OF MALT CO.:— I enclose herewith my analysis of your extract of Malt:
Malt Sugar, 46.1; Dextrine, Hoj)-bitter, Extractive Matter, 23.(5 ; Albuminous Matter (Diastase), 2.469-
Ash— Phosphates, 1.712; Alkalies, .;i77; Water, 25.7. Total, 99.958.
In comparing the above analy.sis with that of the Extract of Malt of the German Pharmacopoea, as given
by Hager, that has been so generally received by the profession, I tind it to substantially agree with that ai tide
Yours truly, SILAS H. DOUGLAS,
Prof, of Analytical and Applied Chemistr
This invaluble preparation is highly recommended by the medical profession as a most effective thera'
peutir agent for the restoration of delicate and exhausted constitutions. It is very nutritious, being rich
in both muscle and fat producing materials.
The very large proportion of Diastase renders it most effective in those forms of disease originating in
imperkect dioestion of the starchy elements of food.
A single dose ot the Improved Tronimer's Extract of Malt contains a larger quantity of the
active properties of Malt than a pint of the best ale or porter; and, not having undergone fermentation, is
absolutely free from alcohol and carbonic acid.
The dose for adults is from a dessert to a tableapoonful, three times daily. It is best taken after meals,
pure, or mixed with a glass of milk, or in water, wine, or any kind of spirituous liquor. Each bottle con-
tains 1J5 Jbs. of the Extract.
Cub preparations of Malt are for sale by DRUoaisTS generally throughout the United States
AND CANADAH, at the FOLLOWING PRICES:
Extract of Malt, with Hojjs (Plain) $1 00
" " " Pyroi)hosphate of Iron (Ferrated) 100
" •' " Cod Liver Oil 100
" " " Cod Liver Oil and lodiile of Iron 1 oo
" " " Cod Liver Oil and Phosphorus 100
" " " Alteratives 1 00
" '• " Hypophosphites 1 50
" Iodides 150
" " " Citrate of Iron and Quinla 1 50
" " " Pepsin 150
' MANUFACTURED BY
TROMMER EXTRACT OF MALT CO., - ■ - FREMONT, OHIO.
€m.itS. E^mM^^Er &^ €Q.
Agents for Pacific Coast, San Francisco.
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT,
Ixv
London, Sept. 18th, 1878.
Dr. Redwood's 17 Bloomsbury Square.
Analytical Department.
I have examined the extract of Malt manufactured by the " Trom-
mer Extract of Malt Company," and judging from its physical char-
acters and chemical reactions, I am of opinion that it fairly represents
■what its name indicates — that is, that it is a preparation of Malt in
■which are contained the essential properties of that substance, -with a
slight addition of Aromatic Bitter of the Hop. It has the character of
a soft Extract, in the sense in -w^hich that term is used pharmaeeuti-
cally, and it has evidently been prepared ■w^ith great care and judg-
ment, as it retains the property of acting on amylaceous bodies, as
Diastase does, vrhile the Extract itself bears long keeping without
change.
It also possesses the property of forming, ■with Cod Liver Oil, a
permanent Mixture or Emulsion, in -which the taste of the Oil is very
effectually covered, and its administration thus greatly facilitated.
T. REDWOOD, Ph. D., F. R. C. S., etc.,
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy to the Pharmaceutical
Society of Great Britain.
Ixvi
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
CHAMPION
DlDloma Sranted at Mecliaiiics' Fair, Boston, Mass., 1878.
^ Every variety of Meat*, VefjetabUs, Puddings, Rice, Hominy,
etc., cookfd by steam
WITHOUT MINGLING THE FLAVORS.
Used oii iiny STOVE. RANGE or Fl'KXACE. Emits nd offensive odor, aud
cannot possibly burn the food. S.wes Time, Labor and Fuel. Every lady who
tries it is enthusiastic in praising it.
Head the followinR from Mrs. C. A.Vhiton.the well-known catererfor Maspachusetts
BuUilint', at the Centennial Fair, Philadelphia, and later at Mechanics' Fair, this city.
Her reputHtion ranks among the highest, and is world-wide:
To irhom it may roiirern.' JIechamcs" Fair Biilding, Boston, Xov. 5, 1878.
Tills i> tH tertity tlmt I have had In use in ni.v kitchen, fliiring the continuance of the
Kair. oiii' cpf Ilr. HnliS ( 'hnmpii.n Steam < 'ookers, and have found It In every respect as
repri'^cntoil. I cheerfnlly add my testimony In its favor, believing, as I do, that no
kitchen should be considered complete without It. JIrs. C. A. Vintox.
RELIABLE AGENTS wanted in every town in the country. Town, County
and State rights may be obtained and agencies seciired by applying to
DR. HALE, - - - No. 51 Washin«>toii St., Boston, Mass.
9S
\^/ 243 '^k
XFJTirzisrGS,
1^ FITTERS'TOOLS&C.'^H
PIPES CUT^^^ & FITTED
TO PLANS ,iFURNISHED^
i^G.
PENFIELD
BLOCK f OIS,
LOCIO»ORT,
Niagara Co., - - - Ne-w York.
Pulley Blocks,
Iron Sheaves,
ADYEETISING DEPARTMENT.
Ixvii
««<fti &&
:\IAXrFA('TURERS OF
CRYSTAL GLASSWARE
BLUE AND WHITE RING JARS (SOLID RING)
Table Ware, Bar Ware, Patent Glass Covered Candy Jars, Preserves
and Jellies,
From 1-4 to 10,000 lbs- Weight,
True to pattern, soiiud and solid, of unequaled strength, toughness and durability. An
~ " inv.iluable substitute for forgings or cast ii-ou requiring three-
fold strent^tLi. Clearing of all Ijinds, Shoei^, Dies,
Hammerheads, Cro»>shea<l!<» for Locomotives, etc.
Twelve thousand Crank Shaft!!* of this
steeel now running proved to be superior
to Wrought Iron.
CASTINGS
Crank Shafts. Crossheads and Gearing are specialties. Circulars and
Price Lists Free. Address
CHESTER STEEL CASTINGS CO.,
Works : Chester, Pa. Evelina St., PHILADELPHIA, U, S. A.
F« ROLLING MILL COMNI
CAPITAL STOCK, $1,000,000
Established for the manufacture of Eailroad and Merchant Iron, Kolled Girders, and
every variety of Rolled and Hammered Shafting, Eailroad Supplies, Forgings of all kinds,
Horse Shoe Shapes, Machine and Bridge Bolts, Nuts, "Washers, Boiler Eivets, Harrow
Teeth, etc., etc.
Office : 16 First Street, San Francisco, Gal.
Orders addressed to PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., P.O. Box 2032. will liave imniediate
HIGHEST PRICE PAID FOR SCRAP IRON.
President, - - -• Wm. Alvord. Superintendent, - B. P. Brunner.
General Manager, L. B. Benchley. Secretary, - Charles M. Keeney.
Ixviii
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
m Mcisco MI PMC suss worn
ESTABLISHED 1865.
cj. r»raT7^i^i-A.pa-,
Orexiex'A.l ]\X£&.xxA€exr
Office and Works, KING STREET, near foot of Fourth, San Francisco.
MannfactiireTa of aU kinds of GREEN and BLACK GLASSI^'ARE.
and lettered bettleg fsmisKed at short notice.
AU kinds of Plain
C. KEWMAK-S IMPROVED ELASTIC
DEMIJOIIX. (I'att'iited January -Jtith, 1S75J By re-
ferring to the t-iiKravIn;,', In the lurefroiind will be seen a
bottle partially cuvereil; a rppresent> the glasF, b the tule
reed.andc the wicker-work. Itwlll boseenthat the bottle
Is first covered with the tule reed— a Kol't elastic f ubstance—
fornilntr a cushion, on which the rattan Is woven. By
this means the bottle Is doubly protected, and made doubly
valuable from Its Immunity from breakage. Its a<ivan-
tages are so many and obvious, that it needs no argu-
ment to prove Its nierlts. Those who use demijohns will
see at once the superiority It possesses over all other cov-
ered iKittles.
NEWfVIAN'S
Improved Box Demijohn.
i^ I'atf.ntki) Mabch 30t]|, 1875.)
These boxed demijohns are the simplest, best and cheap-
est In the market. They are neat In appearance, compact,
and securely packed, and are always ready tor shipment by
any conveyance, without danger of breakage. They will
save 50 per cent. In freight. The demijohn In the box
being glass, cannot destroy the flavor of the liquid, and,
consequently should take the place of wooden kegs for all
purposes.
This Jar lis'-bi'enixt.ii'.lvily used In the East for several
years, and from Its slmpllrlty ot const ruction, cheapness and
reliability, has become one of the most popular Jars now In
use.
1? lac Bi
m FRANCISCO DIRECTORY
For the Year commencing April, 1879,
EMBBACINQ A
GENERAL DIRECTORY OF RESIDENTS
AND A
BUSINESS DIRECTOEY;
AI.SO,
A DIRECTORr OF STREETS, PUBLIC OFFICES, ETC.
AND A. RELIABLE ]VCiVf OF THE CITY.
I
TOQKTHER WITH
ers of the Municipal Government, Societies and other Organizations, and a
great variety of Useful and Statistical Information.
u
EXHIBITINa AT A GLANCE
THE PAST HISTORY KM PRESENT CONDITION OF THE CITY.
TWENTIETH YEAR OP PUBLICATION.
COMPrLKD BY
HENRY a. LANGLEY,
Sditer of "Faeifis Cosist Basiaeii Sirectorj," " State Segister," and "Pacifls Coast Almasae.'^
DEPOTS FOR THE SALE OF THIS WORK :
Office of the Directory, No. 14 Montgomery Avenue ; Sumnee, Whitney & Co., 613 Clay Street ;
A. L. Banceoft & Co., 721 Market Street ; San Francisco News Co.,
413 Washington Street
PRICE FIVE J) O I>ZAB 8,
SAN FRANCISCO:
Entered according to Act of Congress lii the Year 18T9, by FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO.,
In the Office of the Librarian of Congress, at Washington, D. 0.
p. Fevj- More Sets only Remain on Wand.
T£a:E
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY,
Ii^I=LO]V: 1S5^ to IS'ZS,
Twentj/^om^ Volumes Octavo, the whole Forming
A COMPLETE AND RELIABLE HISTORY OF THE
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO
From iLs first settlement to the present time.
ir-or Sa,le, - - P^rlce, S^0_00^
HENRY G. LANGLEY, Publisher.
PREFATORY.
Number of references contained in the present volume of the San Francisco Directory is one
hundred and fifty-eight thousand four hundred and fifty-four, viz. : Register of Names, one
hundred and eight thousand four hundred and fifty-four; Business Directory, twenty-eight
thousand (estimated); Appendix, twenty-two thousand (estimated). The population of the
city, March 1st, 1877, is estimated at three hundred and one thousand and twenty ; February
1st, 1878, three hundred and eight thousand two hundred and fifteen ; April 1st, 1879, three
hundred and five thousand —decrease during the past year, three thousand two hundred and
fifteen. The nnmber of names of the adult population contained in the present volume exhibits
a slight decrease for the past year, but it is believed that the increase in the number of female
adults and children will nearly make up the difference in the aggregate population when com-
pared with that of the previous year.
The number of buildings erected during the year ending March 31st, 1879, is estimated at
seven hundred and fifty, of which forty-one are of brick. Total number of buildings comprised
within the city limits is also estimated at twenty-eight thousand seven hundred, of which four
thousand four hundred and seventy are of brick.
The bonded debt of the city, June 30th, 1878, was $4,219,500 (exclusive of the bonds for
the improvement of Montgomery Avenue, $1,579,000, and for the widening of Dupont Street,
$1,000,000), from which should be deducted the sinking fund on hand, $911,374.
The expense of maintaining the municipal government for the year ending June 30th, 1878,
was $5,125,060 ; this amount includes the expenses of the Street Department. The aggregate
amount expended in this department for the period named amounts to $1,242,160, which in-
cludes the expenditures by owners of private property for street work during the same period.
The Introductory and General Review present a dairy of interesting local events of the
year, brief notices of Schools, piiblic and private, descriptions of Public Buildings, Hotel?,
Public Parks, and the operations of the different Railroads and Steamship Lines, together with
references to several other subjects worthy of special mention, and historical data of present in-
terest, well calculated to make the book a valuable work of reference to future generations.
But the most interesting features of this department are valuable contributions on the Meteorology
and Climate of San Francisco from 1851 to 1879, by Henry Gibbons, M. D. ; the Current His
tory and Progress of the City ; a Review of its Manufacturing mterests, and operations of the
Public Schools, 1877-8 ; a Chronological History of the City for the year 1878 ; and a state-
ment of the number of buildings erected during the past year and the aggregate number within
the city limits.
The Appendix contains a variety of valuable information connected with the dififerent de-
partments of the Municipal Government and the officers thereof. There will be also found in
this department of the work a large number of references to the different organizations in this
city, embracing lists of the Federal, State, and Municipal ofiicers, notices of local Societies and
Associations, Churches, Military Organizations, Incorporations, etc. Attention is invited to a
new and corrected Map of the City and County of San Francisco, which for reliability and beauty
of execution has never been equaled on this coast, and a revised Street Directory, including the
new system of numbering the buildings, thoroughly re^^sed, and carefully compared with each
street and locality named therein.
The compiler respectfully tenders his thanks to Gen. James Coey, Postmaster of this city,
for his courteous assistance during the progress of this work through the press. By his kind-
ness, over eleven thousand notices of new arrivals, removals, etc. , received at the Post Office,
have been incorporated with the returns of the regular canvass, thereby securing a degree of
completeness and accuracy for the work considerably in advance of previous years. He would
also express his acknowledgments for many favors extended by the different public officers, and
other gentlemen who have been applied to for information, and to his numerous friends for
their liberal patronage to the work.
TABLE
OF CONTENTS.
TAQE.
1065
ALPHABETICAL LISTS OF ADVERTISERS . .5 and S
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS 6
PROGRESS OF THE CITY 9
Current History 9
STATE OFFICERS . ;
STATE APPOINTEES
1065
COURTS
1066
United States Circuit
United States District
Supreme Court California
Fourth District
Twelfth District
Fifteenth District
Nineteenth District
Twenty-Third District ■.
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
1066
Real Estate
Outlook for'isrg
10
11
New Buildings for year 1878-1879
11
12
12
13
13
Public Buildings
Custom House
U. S. Mint and coinage, 1878
13
13
13
13
1066
Municipal Court of Appeals
1066
1066
City Criminal
Police
Justices
RECLSTERS IN BANKRUPTCY
CHURCHES
1066
1086
1066
1066
1066
United States Appraiser's Building
Post-office and its operations, 1878
U. S. Marine Hospital
14
14
15
15
Street Kailroails
Steam Itailroads
17
20
23
Baptist
Conin'egational
Episcopal
Evangelical Lutheran
Hebrew ,
Methodist
Presbj'terian
Roman Cathojio
Sw edenborgian
Unitarian
Universalist
Mariners'
Reformed Episcopal Church
Second .\dvLnt Christian
Seventh \>.iv Adventists
Disciples of Cllri.^t
Independent CJennan
Re-organized Church of Latter Day Saints.
Christian Bretlaen
Russian
Friend-s' Meeting
Spiritualist Union
ASSOC 1 ATIONS AND SOCIETIES
Religious
Benevolent
Masonic Fraternity
I. O. of Odd Fellows
Temperance
Protective
Literary
Historical
Social
MILITARY
1066
1067
1069
1071
1072
107S
1075
1077
1079
1079
1080
1080
1080
1080
1080
1080
1080
1081
1081
1081
1081
1081
1081
1081
1082
1093
1095
1096
1097
1102
1102
1105
lUO
24
Water I'Yoiit and Harbor Improvements . .
25
25
Tbeatera 2fi
I'ublio Sijuares 27
I'romenades 28
Water Sui>ply 29
Public Ubraries 29
Public Schools 30
(ViUeKes and Private Schools 31
Health Department ,...^ 31
Hospitals 31
Man\if actures 31
Banking and Finance 32
FINANCES CITY AND COUNTY 33
Bonded Debt, June 30, 1878 33
Muuiciiial Receipts and Expenditures 1877-1878. . . 33
Insurance 34
METK()R< )L()( IICAL OBSERVATIONS 34
C1IH()N()I,()(!I<'\L HISTORY 37
STRKKT OTRKl "I'C )Uy 41
BUILDINiiS. BI.dCKS, HALLS, ETC 64
I'ublic Buildink'H. Halls 64
Blocks, Rows, Wliarves 65
Places of Annisement 65
Prominent I'laceH 65
KEY TO PUBLIC OFFICES 66
Federal 66
State 66
(."ity and ( iounty 66
CITY oKDINANci: Hack and Cab Fares 66
ADDrrioNAI- NA.MKS. REMOVALS, ETC •.... 67
RK(;isTi;i; <ii' namks 79
( 'H 1 M;s K 1)1 K rci Tt )RY 932
BUSIMvSS DllIKC'K IKY, TRADES, ETC 935
MUNfcil'Al.fJOVKKNMENT 1053
Bdunl of Siiii(riisr>r« 1053
Ignited States Army
National (iuard California
(jovernor's Staflf
Division Staff .•
Brigade Staff
First Regiment Infantry
1110
1110
1110
1110
1110
1110
nil
Bounl uf r.dui!:ition
1054
Third HcKinient Infantry '
First Hiittiilioii Cavalry
First ( allloinia (Juard
Iiiilipemlent Comi>auie8
NEWSP.VI'EKS
UU
nil
1112
1112
1020
City and County Otticers
ELEfrnoN DISTRICTS
1054
1056
1056
1056
Senatorial and Asgembly
City MMd CiMiiilv
I'OI rcK I)I',|-AI;1MKNT
KlKi: AI-AliM AND I'OLICE TELEGRAPH.
FIRK DKl'AKTMKNT
Otflcers and Organization
Expenditures
FIRE PATROl-
FEDERAL OFFICERS
1056
1057
1067
1058
105'.'
10,59
1059
1060
IWiO
l'EKIol>IC.\l>S
.1020
BAXKS
I NC( IIU'O RATED COM PANIES
I N S I ' It AN( "E C( )MPANIES
IK ).M KSTE A n ASSO( 'I ATIONS
M1M.\(; COMPANIES
941
990
992
988
1015
'i'i:i,i:(iHAni lines
1045
U.VIt.KoAKS
1031
( II I'. A N Sl'KA.M ERS
.STi; A M H( lATS, BAY AND RIVER
SI'MII', IJNES
1040
1039
10('()
1061
EXl'HI'.SSES
'.73
lOol
I'A( 'K I .'IS, SAILING
CONSI'ES
1023
965
United States Treasury
United States Mint
1062
10(2
H( )Sl'l'rAL.S
(m;meteries
989
1112
Poat-ofllce
1063
1063
ADVERTISING DEPARTMENT
land 1U3
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE
iEtna Insurance Co. .front
cover
Anderson & Randolph,
reg. names, top lines
.(Etna Iron Works xlvi
Anduran C. & Co liv
Anglo-Californian Bank..viii
Atlas Iron Works xli
Balzer Henry & Co xlviii
Bank British Columbia ix
Bank British N. A xx
Barrett & Sherwood ii
Baumgarten A., back cover
Bay Sugar Refinery xlviii
and Ivi
Beamish P., reg. names,
bottom lines and back
cover
Bernard Charles xxiv
Black Diamond Coal Co.
xxix
Blake, Robbins &Co., reg.
of names. .1040
Boardman George C, front
cover
Bodwell Harry H xxxv
Booker W. L Iv and front
cover
Bradley & Rulofson , ii
Bragg Robert Ivi
Bravennan & Levy, front
cover
Britton & Rey, register
of names 1007
Browell Jeremiah xliii
Bro^ra W. H I
Bullock & Jones, register of
names, bottom lines
Bus well A., register of
names, 1041, and front
cover
California Brass Foimdry
xxxix
California Insurance Co.xxii
California Wire Works xiv
Chester Steel Castings Co.,
(Philadelphia) Ixvii
City Cab and Transfer Co.
xviti
Clute & Loveland 950
Commercial Insurance Co.
xxvi
Cope & Davis 950
Cornwall P.B xxix
Crockard H xxix
Crocker H. S. & Co., back
cover
Daneri F. & Co xlvii
Danube Imperial Insurance
Company xlviii
Davis & Cowell xlii
Dickson, De Wolf & Co. ..Ix
Dickson Robert, front cover
Dodge, Sweeney & Co. .xxviii
Dupont Powder Co xlvii
Eagle Fuse Co xlvii
Falkuer, Bell & Co Ii
Firemans Fund Ins. Co.,
front cover and xiii
Forderer Joseph F ilii
Frauf-is, Valentine & Co.,
back of volume and . . 1114
Friedhofer Paul 1
Fulton Iron Works xl
Gannon Peter T xliv
Gariboldi G. G., front
and back cover
Garratt W. T xxxviii
German Fire Ins. Co xv
PAGE
German Savings and Loan
Society xxii
G'llerC. L 951
Girard Insurance Co., reg.
of names, side lines
Golden State and Min-
ers' Iron Works xxvii
Gray M , reg. of names,
side lines
Gray N. & Co xlv
Greeuebaum, Helbing &
Co 950
Greenwood W. M. xxi
Gutte & Frank Mi
Hale Dr. (Boston, Mass.)lxvi
Hall Edward F. & Co. . . .950
Hallidie A. S xii and xiv
Hamburg-American
Packet Co xlviii
Hamburg-Bremen Fire In-
surance Co XV
Hamburg-Magdeburg
Fire Insurance jOo ... Ivii
Hazard Powder Co xxxi
Hendy Joshua lii
Hepburn W. A liii
Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society xxvii
Hicks D. & Co. ..inside back
cover and back of volume
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes.. xI
Hoey Joseph & Co., (New
York) Ixii
Home Insurance Co., reg.
of names, side lines
Hooker R. C 950
Husing & Jardine xli
Hutchinson &, Mann, i-eg.
of names, side lines
Hyde & Chester lix
Imperial Fire Insurance
Co front cover
India Rice Mill xxi
Jesse & Drew liv
Jewell A. M. & Co Ii
Johnson J. C. & Co xxvi
Johnston W. B 1113
King Homer S. & Co 950
King, Son & Co.,
(Pittsburgh, Pa.,) . . .Ixvii
Knowles George B xxv
Kohler & Frohling, front
cover
Kiih Leopold xxxvii
Kuner A xlv
La Caisse Generale Ins.
Co., reg. of names,
side lines
La Confiance Ins. Co.,
reg. of names, side lines
Lancashire Ins. Co Ii
Langley H. G 40, 63,
78, 931, 1052
Lazard Freres xix
Leavitt Charles H xxxix
Leffel's Turbine Water
Wheel. .XIX
Linf orth, Rice & Co xl
Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co. 1113
London and S. F. Bank vi
London Assurance Cor-
poration front cover
Loomis George, register
of names, top lines.
Low C. Adolphe & Co..ixviii
Mackintosh & Bacon 950
Macondray & Co xx
Magdeburg General Ma-
rine Insurance Co Ivii
PAGE
Mallon John xlv
Manhattan Firb Insur-
ance Co xlviii
Mai-cus George & Co xlvii
Marks & Reinhardt 950
Martell John xlii
Marye Geoige T. & Son. .950
Massey & Yung xlvi
Mayer Joseph liv
McAfee Boiler Works. . .xxix
MoGuire Arthur Iv
McKinnie Murray Ivii
McMillan & Kester xvi
Mignola John & Co lix
Mission Woolen Mills... xxv
Montague W. W. & Co.,
register of names 1040
Montealegre.J. G ixxiii
Montealegre & Co xxxiii
Morse G. D., back cover
and back of title
MuUer C back cover
Murphy E. P 950
Myers A xxx
Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco vii
Neville & Co xxxvii
New American File Co.
(Pawtucket, R. I.)...lxiii
New Orleans Insurance
Association, register
of names, side lines
New York Underwriters'
Agency xlviii
Newbauer&Co liii
Newhall H. M. & Co. . . .xxiii
Newman C, back of vol-
ume and . . Ixviii
North China Insurance
Co XX
North German Fire In-
surance Co xlviii
Northern Assurance Co . .
front cover
Norwich Union Insur.
ance Co Ii
O'Donnell Cornelius.. ..xlvi
O. K. Foundry Ivi
Oregon S. S. Co li
Pacific Coast Directory. ..40
Pacific Iron Works Iviii
Pacific Mail S. S. Co iv
Pacific Rolling Mill Co. .Ixvii
Pancoast & Maule (Phil-
adelphia) Ixvi
Paris Underwriting Asso-
ciation, register of
names, side lines
Pendergast & Smith xlvi
Penebsky Adolphus lix
Peuheld Block Works
(Lookport, N. Y.) Ixvi
People's In.surance Co.,
reg of names, side lines
Philadelphia Brewery. . .xvii
PhiUp, Speyer & Co xv
Pioneer Iron Works. ..xxxix
Pioneer Paper Mill liv
Price Press Co xxxviii
Queen Insurance Co.,
front cover
Randolph & Co iii
Rankin, Bra.ytnn & Co. . .Iviii
Ray W. S. «c Co ivi
Revere Insurance Co.,
reg. of names, side lines
Risdon I. & L. Works. ..xxiii
Roach John liii
PAGE
Rodgers, Meyer & Co. .xxxvl
Rosenbaiim A. S. & Co. . .
xliii
Rothschild & Ehrenpfort.xliv
Royal Insurance Co li
Royal Mail Packet Co Iv
S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, Ixviii and
back of volume
S. F. Cordage Manufac-
tory xliv
S. F. Gas Light Co xxxvii
S. F. Grinding and Saw
Filing As.sn lix
S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory xxv
S. F. Savings Union xix
S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board 950
Schmidt M. & Co lix
Schussler H xlii
Sea Insurance Co xxxvi
Seamans Job M., back
cover
Selby Smelting and Lead
Co xxiv
Selby Thomas H. & Co. .xxxi
Siering H. & Co iii
Skiuker John xlvii
Smedberg James R xxxi
South Point Planing
Mills li
Spring Menzo xxxvii
St. Ignatius College xlix
St. Paul Insurance Co.,
reg. of names, side lines
Starr & Co liii
Straus, Kohnstamm & Co. xli
Swiss-Lloyd Marine In-
surance Co xv
Taber, Harker & Co xxv
Taylors. P. &Co liv
Trade Insuranc Co. ,
reg. of names, side lines
Transatlantic Fire Ins Co. .
xlvii
Trommer Extract of Malt
Co. (Fremont, Ohio)
Ixiv and Ixv
Truman I. J xxxviii
Truworthy F. M Ix
Tubbs& Co xliv
Tustin W. I xxxiv
Union Insiu'ance Co i
Union Insurance Co.
(Galveston), register
of names, side lines
Van Winkle I. S. & Co. . . .xl
Wakefield S. B. & Co 950
Waterhonse & Lester l.xi
Weed & Kingwell xxxix
Welch* Co xli
Wells, Fargo & Co v
Wetherbee George M Ivii
Wheat C. D xxxii
Wliite Bros xxi
Wieland John xvii
Williams, Blanchard&Co
xxi
Williams H. F xxxvi
Winchester Repeating
Arms Co xlvii
WoodG. M. &Co xli
Wooster, Hubbell & Co.
ixviii
Yang-Tze Insurance As-
sociation II
YostD. Z. & Co 950
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE
Agrirultiiral Imple-
mouts.
Linforth, Rice & Co xl
AiuulKaiiiadng .Ma-
4-llillf.S.
Golden State iiiid Miners'
Iron Works xxvii
Hendy Jo.sliua lii
Aiunionia.
S. F. Gas Light Co....MXTii
Artifleial Limb.s.
Spring Meiizo xxxvii
A.ssayers.
Kuh Leoijokl xxxvii
-Inrliont't'rs.
Newhall JI. M. 4: Co. .xxiii
A-nnings.
Neville & Co nivii
Bahltit .M<-taI.
Selby Smelting and Lead
Co xxiv
Kass aiKl ItasiXfiig*
Neville & Co xxxvii
Itank VaiiU.s.
Leavitt Cliarle.s H xxxix
Baiiki'i-H.
Lazard FrOrea xix
Wells, Fargo & Co v
Kaiik.4.
Anglo-Califoniian Bank..vili
Bank HritiKli Coliiiiibiii ii
Bank HritiKli North Am-
erica. XX
London and S F. Bank. ..vi
Nevada Bank of .San
Francisco vii
Wells, Far.'o A: Co v
Banks SavliiCH.
German Havings and
Loan .Society xiii
Hibenda .Savings and
I.Kian Society. . .... xxvil
San Francisco Savings
Union xlx
Brc IIIvoN.
Wetherbee George M Ivli
Bi'll FiMiiiderH.
Garratt W T xxxviii
Weed cS; Kingnell xxxix
Blttrnt.
McMillan & Kester xvl
BlackHHiltlift.
Friedliofer I'aul 1
PAGE
B]arksniith.s' Tools.
Selby Tlios. H. & Co xxxi
Van Winkle 1. S, & Co xl
Blank Book JIann-
faclnrt'r.s.
Buawell A., regiister of
names, 1041, and
front cover
Crocker H. S. & Co., back
cover
Hicks D. & Co., inside
back cover and back of
volume
Block .Uannfac'tnrer.s.
Penfield Block Works (Lock-
port, N. Y) Ixvi
Boiler H'orks.
Atlas Iron Works xli
Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works xxvii
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes, .xl
McAfee Boiler Works. ..xxix
Pacific Iron Works Iviii
Risdou I. and L. Works.. xxiii
Book Binder.*;.
Biiswell A, register of
names,, 1041, and
front cover
Hicks D. & Co., inside
back cover, and back
of volume
Box Brands.
.Sclmiidt M. &Co lix
Bra.Hs Fonndrle.s.
Garratt W. T xxxviii
Weed & Kingwell xxxix
Breweries.
Philadeliihia xvii
Bridge Builders.
Hallidie A. S xii
Brokers— Slock.
Clutc & Loveland S.TO
Cope & Davis 950
(ireenebamn, Helbing ft, Co.
950
Hall Kdvfard F. & Co. . . .950
Hooker R. V, 950
King Homer S. & Co 9.50
Mackintosh & Bacon 950
Marks A Heinhardt 9.50
.M.vrye Geo. T. k .Son 950
Murphy K. P 950
Wakefield S. B. i Co 950
Yost D. Z. & Co 930
<'al»lnet ^Vootls.
White Bros xxi
t'arrlage <'oni|tanles.
City Cab ami Transfer Co.
xriii
PACE
Carriage Stock.
Waterhouse & Lester Ixi
White Bros xxi
Carvers— Ornamental.
McKlnnie Murray Ivii
Clteniists.
Kuh L xxxvii
Chimney Stacks.
BrowelltJeremiah xliii
Cigars and Tobacco.
Gannon Peter T xliv
Loomis George, register
of names, top lines
Rosenbaimi A. S.& Co xliii
Civil Engineers.
Schussler H xlii
Clothing.
Loomis George, register
of names, top lines
Cloths.
Baumgarteu A. ..back cover
Mission Woolen Mill.s. ..xxv
S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factorj' xxv
Coal.
Black Diamond Co xxix
Coffee and Spices.
Bernard Charles xxiv
Montealetsre J. G xxxiii
Coke.
S. F. Gas Light Co. . . .xxxvii
Colleges.
.St. Ignatius ilix
Commission lllcr-
chantM.
Balzer Henry & Co xlviii
Dickson, De Wolf & Co . . ..Ix
Dodge, Sweeney &Co..x.\viii
Falkner. BeU & Co li
Hepburn W. A lill
Linforth, Rice & Co xl
Lou- C. Adolphe & Co..xxviii
Maciinclrny .^ Co xx
-Marcus ( Jeorge .V: Co xlvii
Montcalegre& Co xxxiii
Newball H M. & Co.... xxiii
Philip, .Speyer & Co xv
Rodgerg, Meyer & Co. . .xxxvi
Starr k Co liii
Welch& Co xli
Williams, Blanchard &
Co xxi
Wooster. H>ibl)ell&Co.xxviii
Commissioners of
l»eeds.
^V^leatC. D xxxii
PAGE
Conreclioners.
Rothschild ^ Elu-eupfort.xliv
Contractors.
Browell Jeremiah xliii
Brown W.H 1
Hyde k Chester ILx
Conveyancers.
Wheat CD xxiii
Cord.ige.
Hallidie A. S. (wire) xii
San Francisco Cordage
Manufactory xliv
Cordials, etc.
McMillan & Kester ivi
Cornices.
Forderer .t Hunter xlii
Cotton Sail Dcick.
Neville & Co xxxvii
Crockery.
Straus, Kohnstamm & Co. xli
Diamonds.
Anderson .t Randolph.
reg. of names, top lines.
Barrett & Sherwood ii
Braverman & Levy, front
cover
Searaans Job M., back cover
Die Sinkers.
GillerC. L 951
Wood George M. & Co.... xli
Doors. Sash, etc.
Jewell A. M. & Co li
Kmbroideries.
SieringH. & Co Hi
Engravers.
GillerC. L 951
Hoey, Joseph & Co. (New
York) Ixii
Kuner A xlv
Wood George M. & Co. . . .xli
E.Hsences.
McMillan & Kester xvi
Excavators.
Price Press Co xxxviii
Expresses.
Wells, Fargo .t Co v
Extract or .Malt.
Trommer Extract of
Mult Co. (Fremont.
Old") Ixiv and Ixv
Fancy ti:<»ods.
Loomis.'George, register
of names, top lines
Siering H. & Co iii
CLASSIFIED LIST OF ADVERTISERS.
PAGE
File Mamifactiircrs.
Llnforth, Rice & Co.,
(agents) xl
New Amorican File Co.,
(Pa^vtucket, R.I.)..lxiH
Fire Arius.
Skinker Jolm xlvii
Winchester Repeating
Arms Co xlvii
Fire Extiiignishers.
Hallidie A. S. (agent)'... .xiv
Fluiir MUls.
Starr & Co liii
Foundries.
Atlas Iron Works xli
Goklen State and Miners'
Iron Works xxvii
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes. . .xl
Leavitt C. M xxxix
Pacific Iron Works Iviii
Pendergast & Smith xlvi
Ray ^V^ S. & Co Ivi
Riadou 1. andL. Works.. xxiii
Fresco Painters.
Gariboldi G. G., front
and back cover
Fuse.
Eagle Fuse Co xlvii
<iias Engineers.
Smedberg James R xxxi
CJenls' Fnrnisliins
iittotls.
Beamish P., register of
names bottom lines
and back cover
Bullock & Jones, register
of names, bottom lines
Loomis George, register
01 names, top lines
Glass Cutting, etc.
MaUon John xlv
Cilass Works.
San Francisco and Pac-
ific Ixviii
and back of volume
Glassw lire.
King, Son & Co.,
(Pittsbmgh, Pa.,). ..Ixvii
Straus 'Kohnstamm & Co.xli
Groceries.
Daneri F. & Co xlvii
Taber, Harker & Co xxv
Hardware.
Linforth, Rice & Co xl
Van Wnikle I. S. & Co. . . .xl
Hard ware— Saddlery.
Johnson J. C. & Co xxvi
Harness, ete.
Johnson J.C.&Co ixvl
Hats and Caps.
Loomis George, register
of names, top lines
Hay Presses.
Price Press Co xxxviii
Heruietieally Sealed
Uoods.
Hepb\irn W. A liii
Horse Power Slanufs.
Bodwell H. H xxxv
Tustin W. I xxxiv
Horse Sliocrs.
{"riedhof er Paul "... .1
Hose.
Neville & Co xixvii
PAGE I
House Movers.
Hyde & Chester lix
Penebsky Adolphus lix
Honsesniitlis.
Leavitt C. H xxxix
Hydraulic Pipes and
NO/.KICS.
Garratt W. T xxxviii
Weed & Kingwell xxxix
Instrunieitt Depots.
MuUer C back cover
Roach John liii
Insurance Agents.
Balzer Henry & Co xlviii
Boardman George C
front cover
Booker W. L front cover
Falkner, Bell & Uo li
Gutte & Frank Ivii
Hutchinson & Mann,
reg. of names, side lines
Johnston W. B 1113
Macontlray & Co xx
Marcus Geo. & Co xlvii
Philip, Speyer & Co xv
Rodgers, Meyer & Co. .xxxvi
Williams.Blanchard & Co.xxi
Insurance €«»'s. Eastern
and Forei^)ii.
^tna (Hartfoi-d). .front cover
Danube Imperial (Vienna)
xlviii
German Fire (Baltimore), .xv
Girard (l-'hiladelphia), reg.
of names, side lines
Hamburg-Bremen Fire xv
Hambm-g Magdtburg... . Ivii
Home (Columbus, Ohio),
reg. of names, side lines
Imperial Fire (liOndun)
front cover
La Caisse Generale (Paris)
reg. of names, side lines
La Couriance [Paris) reg.
of names, side lines
Lancashire (Manchester,
Eng.,) li
Liverpool & London &
Globe .....1113
London Assurance Cor-
poration front cover
Madgeburg General Marine
Ivii
Manhattan (New York), xlviii
New Orleans Insurance
Association, register
of names, side lines
New York Underwriters'
Agency xlviii
North China (Shanghai) . . .xx
North German (Ham-
burg) xlviii
Northern Assurance (Lon-
don and Aberdeen)
front cover
Norwich Union li
Paris Under%vriting Associa-
tion, register of names,
side lines
People's (Newark, N. J.),
register of names, side
lines
Queen Fire (Liverpool)
front cover
Revere (Boston), register of
names, side lines
Royal (Liverpool) li
Sea (Liven)ool) xxxvi
St. Paul (St. Paul, Minn.),
register of names, side
lines
Swiss Lloyd Marine xv
Trade (Camden, N. J.),
register of names,
side lines
Transatlantic Fu-e (Ham-
burg) xlvii
Union (Galveston, Texas),
register of names, side
lines
Yang-Tze (Shanghai) xx
PAOK
Insurance Co's. Home.
California xxii
Commercial Insurance Co. ,
of California xxvi
Fireman's Fund, front cover
and xiii
Union x
Iron and Steel.
Linforth, Rice & Co xl
Selby Tliomas H. & Co.. xxxi
Van Winkle I. S. & Co xl
Jewelers.
Anderson & Randolph,
register of names,
tup lines
Barrett & Shenvood ii
Bravennau & Levy . . front
cover
Seamaus Job M., back cover
Koumiss.
Myers A xxx
liCatlier Dealers.
Johnson J. C. & Co xxvi
O'Donnell Coruehus xlvi
Lime and Cement.
Davis & CoweU xlii
Lithographers.
Britton & Rey, register
of names 1007
Crocker H. S. & Co.,
back cover
Loeomotives.
Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes
xl
Risdon L-on and Locomo-
tive Works xxiii
Looking Glasses, etc.
Straus, Kolmstamm &
Co xli
Lumber Dealers.
Knowles George B xxv
Waterhouse cfe Lester l.xi
Welch &.Co xli
White Bros xxi
Macliine Works.
jEtna Iron Works xlvi
Atlas Iron Works xli
Fulton Iron Works xl
Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works xxvii
Hendy Joshua lii
Pacific Iron Works Iviii
Risdon Iron and Locomo-
tive Works xxiii
Manufacturers'
Agents.
Hepburn W. A liii
Lmforth, Rice & Co xl
Skinker John xlvii
Williams, Blanchard &
Co xxi
Match Manufacturers.
Newbauer & Co liii
Merchant Tailors.
Bullock & Jones, register
of names, bottom lines
Metals.
Montague W. W. & Co.,
reg. of names 1040
Selby Thomas H. & Co, .xxxi
Van Winkle I. S. & Co. . . .xl
M(»de)i Makers.
Garratt W. T xxxviii
McKinnie Mmray Ivii
Music Dealers.
Gray M., register of names,
side lines
PAGE
Native Wines.
Anduran C. & Co liv
Kohler & Frohling. .front
cover
McMillan & Kester xvi
Notaries Public.
Wheat C. D xxxii
Opticians.
MuUer C back cover
Roach John liii
Seamans Jo)j M . .back cover
Organ Ruilder.
Mayer Joseph liv
I*ai»er Dealers.
Blake, Robbins&Co.,
register of names. . . 1040
Taylor S. P. &Co liv
I'aiier Ktile.i's.
Buswell A., register of
names, 1041 and front
cover
Hicks D. & Co., inside
back cover and
back of volume
Pattern Makers.
Garratt W. T xxxviii
Photographers.
Bradley & Rulofson ii
Morse G. D., back cover
and back of title
Pianos.
Gray M., register of names,
side lines
Planing Mills.
Jewell A. M. & Co li
Wetherbee George M Ivii
Potteries.
RayW. S. & Co. (agent)... \i
Powder Dealers.
Selby Thomas H. & Co. .xxxi
Skinker John xlvii
Printers.
Crocker H. S. & Co.,
back cover
Francis, Valentine & Co.,
back of volume, and 1114
Printers* Material.
Blake, Robbins & Co. .
register of names . . 1040
Provisions.
Dodge, Sweeney &Co. .xxviii
Taber, Harker & Co xxv
Wooster. Hubbell& Co.xxviii
Pultlishers.
Langley Henry G., regis-
ter of names. .40, 63,
78, 931, 1052
Pumps.
Bodwell Harry H xxxv
Garratt W. T xxxviii
Jewell A. M. & Co li
Tnstin W. I xxxiv
Ueal Estate Agents.
Wheat C. D xxxii
Williams H. F xxxvi
Rice Mills.
India Rice Mill xxi
Rolling Mills.
Pacific Rolling Mill .... Ixvii
Roofers.
Forderer Joseph F xlii
Sadillery.
Johnson J. C. & Co xxvi
Safes.
Leavitt C. H xxxix
PAGE
SatrLngs and Loan So-
cieties.
German Savings and Loan
Society xxii
Hiberuia Savings and
Loan Society xxvii
San Francisco Savings
Union lix
SaM- Filers.
Mignola John & Co lix
Screens.
California Wire Works. ..xiv
Sbipplns and Fur-
M'nrding.
Dickson, DeWolf & Co. . . .Ix
Hepbiim W. A - liii
Low C Adolphe & Co..rn'iii
Macondray & Co xx
Rodgers, Meyer & Co..xxxvi
Starr & Co liii
Welch & Co xli
Williams, Blanchajrd &
Co iii
Hhlp.>«mltli8.
Crockard Hugh xiii
Shirt IHainnfactnrers.
Bcamiiih I'., register
of names, bottom
lines and back cover
Bullock & Jones, regis-
ter of names, bottom
lines
Shot .HannfactHrers.
Selby Smelting and Lead
Co xxiv
Sliver Plater.*.
Martell Jolin ilii
Silver Ware.
Anderson & Randolph,
reg. of names, top lines
Barrett & Sherwood ii
Braverman & Levy,
front cover
Seamaus Job M., back cover
PAGE
Smelting Works.
Selby Smelting and Lead
Co xxiv
Spices.
Bernard Charles xxiv
Montealegre J. G . .xxxiil
Stair Buil<ler8.
Jesse & Drew liv
AIcGuire Arthur Iv
Stationers.
Crocker H. S. & Co., back
cover
Steam Cookers.
Hale Dr. (Boston, Mass).lxvi
Steam and Gas Fit-
tings.
Pancoast & Maule (Phil-
adelphia) Ixvi
Steanisliln Lines.
Haniburg American
Packet Co xlviii
Oregon S. S. Co xi
Pacific Mail S. S. Co iv
Royal Mail Iv
Steel t'a.stlngs.
Chester Steel Castings
Co. (Philadelpliia). .Ixvii
Steering Wheels.
Bragg Rol)ert Ivi
Stencil t'ntters.
Truworthy F. M Ix
Wood George M. & Co xli
Stock Boards.
S. F. Stock and Exchange 950
Stoves, etc.
Montague W. W. & Co.,
register of names 1040
Ray W. S. & Co hi
Sngar Kelineries.
Bay xlviii and Ivi
PAGE
Syrnps.
McMUlan & Kester rvi
Tailors' Trimmings.
Baumgarten A back cover
Tanners.
O'Donnell Cornelius xlvl
Tea Importers.
Low C. Adolphe & Co..ixviil
Macondray S Co ix
Taber, Harker & Co xxv
Tents.
Neville & Co ixxvii
Tin and Sheet Iron
Workers.
Montague W. W. & Co.,
register of names 1040
Turners.
Jesse & Drew liv
Jewell A. M. & Co li
McGuire Arthur Iv
McKinuie Miuray Ivii
Wetherbee George M. . . .Ivii
TM'lnes.
Neville & Co xxx\ii
I'mltrella— Adjnstable
AVaterhouse & Lester Ixi
Undertakers.
Gray N. & Co xlv
Massey & Yung xlvi
Wagon .Materials.
Waterhouse & Lester lii
White Bros xxl
Watches and .lewelry.
Anderson & Randolph,
reg. of names, top lines
Barrett ii Shenvood ii
Bra verman & Levy . . front
cover
Seamaus Job M., back cover
P.\GE
Water Pipe.
Garratt W. T. & Co..xxxviil
Jewell A. M. & Co li
Montague W. W. & Co.. 1040
Risdon Iron and Loco-
motive AVorks xxiii
Selby Thomas H. & Co..xxxi
Water Tanks.
Bodwell Harry H xxxv
Tustin W. I xxiiv
Water Wheels.
Leffel's Improved Double
Turbine xix
Weather Strips.
HaUidie A. S xiv
Whips.
Johnson J. C. & Co iivi
Wind Mill Mannfs.
Bodwell Harry H xxxv
Tustin W. I xxxiT
Wines and Liquors.
Anduran C. & Co liv
Daneri F. & Co xlvii
Kohler & Frohling
front cover
McMillan k Kester xvi
Wire Workers.
California Wire Works. . .xiv
Hallidie A. S xii
Woo«l t'arvcrs.
McKinnie Murray Ivii
Woolen Mills.
Mission xxv
San Francisco Pioneer... iir
Wool Presses.
Price Press Co xxxviii
Wrought Iron Pipe.
Paucoast ."c Maule,
(Pliiladelphia) Ixvl
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF BUSINESS CARDS.
SEK BUSINESS DIKECTORY, PAOES 935-1052.
PAOE
Allen William R. . . .978. 1029
Annes& Uallam.(2), 951,
955, 975, 1022. 1046
A8i)haltum and Mastic
Rooling Co 936
Austin B. C 1045
Baker & Hamilton. . ..935, 987
Bandmaun, Nielsen & <!<).
1012, 1030
Barker & Snow 1029
Barnard's Uusiuess College,
962
Hosier George A 1024
Bell Telephone Co 1045
Berry & Place lOlO
Boesch Kmile 994
Uonney O 1050
Brmlcr Hiin-j- 1006
Burnhiiiii.I.W. &Co..955, 978
California lirass Works. . .948
California Klectrical Works
9*2, (2), 971, 1021, 1037.
1050
California Jewelry Fac-
tory 994
Capp C. M. &Co 1033
Clute & Loveland 950
Cook A. <>. Mrs 9,s5
Cook H. N 939. 942, 989
CookK Kills 942
Cope & Davis 950
Cunningham & Co 949
Day Thomas 978, 1029
PAGE
DegenL. P 942
Denniston E. G 1037
Detrick E. i Co. . .(2) 939, 1045
Dinicau lieorge & Co 936
Dunham, (!arrigan & Co. .937
Egert<m Henry C. . .1019. 1039
Knteri>riBe Mill 968
Es|>iniisWritiugAcademy962
Florence Sewing Machine
Co 103G
Frankenthal & Co 9G7
(ictleson & Landis 995
Giant Powder Co 1030
(;ilbert & Moore (2), 978
tiillerC. L 968. 973
Gladding. McBoau & Co.. 968
Goldsmith W. K. & Son.. 973
(iordon James K. & Co. ..987
Greenebaum, llelbinglt Co.
950
Greenebaum & Co 1012
Gregory II. P. A Co 989
(Jundlach J. & Co. . .994, 1020
Hall Edward F. & Co 950
Heald's Uusiuess College. 962
Hermann C 987
Heynenmnn k Co 955. 970
Kill .Saii.iK'l 1036
ll.ioK.r K <• 9,50
il"Pl>.r S K 979
llublj.ird Samuel 1045
Huntington. Hopkins & Co.,
987
PAOE
Kallenberg Theodore.... 1010
King Homer H. & Co 950
Iiil)3her George 951. 1051
Macdonald D. A. & Co. . .968
Mackintosh & Bacon 950
Ma<li.son & Burke 1033
Marks k Keinhardt 950
Marsh H. F 966
MarwedelC. F 1010
Marye (teorge T. & Son. .950
McNally i Hawkins. 979, 1029
Montague W. W. &Co..
979, 993, 1040
MullerC 1022, 1023
Murphy E. P 950
Neu.stadter Brothers. ...1037
New Home Sewing Ma-
chine Co 1036
Niohol.'^ A. C. & Co 995
Norcross & Co 1014. 1033
ONeil Thomas 979
Pacific Lamp and Re-
Hector Factory 994
Pasiiuale B 975, 1033
Peerless Sewing Machine
Co 1036
Pioneer Cari)et Beating
Machine 955
Pioneer Paper Mill 1025
Price M 966
Robitacheck H 1039
Rudolf (J. & Co 1020
Rufflno L J. & Co 1010
PAOK
San Francisco Plating
Works 1037
San Francisco Steam
Brush and Broom
Factor!' 951
Schmidt M. & Co 1006
Scotchler & (Jibbs 1035
•SellersJ.C 1050
Shepman W. E 1037
Shrevo George C. & Co.
968, 993, 1037, 1049
•Simpson U.W 951
SniedberK J. R 978
Siiaulding .1. & Co 955
Standard Shirt Co 1037
Stephens k Wilder 936
Taylors. P. & Co 1025
Tiiain H. W 1019, 1030
I'liited Ciirriage Co 956
Wakffield S. B. A Co.... 950
Watson*; Co 947
Weeil Sewing Macliiue
Co. 1038
Weed & Kingwell 948
Wenzel, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt 994
Wliite Sewing Machine
Co 1036
Will k Finck 942.966
Williams Charles .■ .955
Wolff & Loze 1049
YostD. Z. &Co 950
Silk Haaakerduefs at SEO. LOOMIS'. 70S to 716 Eeamy St
PROGRESS OF THE CITY
18V8-TQ.
CTJiei^EnsrT B:iSTOi?,ir.
In May, 1850, San Francisco was incorporated as a
city. In July, 1856, the city and county governments
were consolidated. The average width of the county,
from bay to ocean, is four and a half miles by six and
a half miles in length, from the Golden Gate to its
southern line. Its entire area is 26,681 acres. The
city occupies the northeast corner, and extends about
three miles from east to west, by four miles from north
to south. The peninsula on which the city is located
is about thirty miles long by fifteen wide — the city and
county occupying the northern end. The assessed
value of property in the city and county, as shown by
the Assessor's report for 1878-9, is: Real estate, $191,-
078,781; personal property, $52,298,380; total, $243,-
377,161. The expenditui-es for the City Government
during the past fiscal year, ending June 30, 1878, was
$5,125,059.72. This sum includes $103,000 for bonds
redeemed during the year. The assessed value of property for the fiscal year 1877-8 was : Real
estate and improvements, $191,845,560; personal, $62,894,640; total, $254,740,200. Thevalue
of ijroperty owned by the city is $13,300,000. The rate of taxation for State, county and city
purposes, for 1877-8, was 1.83 ; of 1878-9, 2.24.
Bonded Debt. — The bonds outstanding at the close of the fiscal year, June, 1878, were
$4,219,500 — from which should be deducted the amount of sinking fund on hand of same date,
$911,373.89, exclusive of the bonds issued for the improvement of Montgomery Avenue,
amounting to $1,579,000, for the payment of which the property directly benefited, valued
at $60,000,000, is pledged, and those issued for the widening of Dupont Street, amounting to
$1,000,000, for which the property benefited is in like manner pledged.
General Progress. — The opening of the year 1878 was marked with an extraordinary
depression in almost all branches of labor ; the city was thronged with a multitude of men out
of employ such as it had never before known, and, for the first time in her history, organized
methods of relief, and free dispensations of charity were absolutely necessary in providing food
and shelter for many of her people. As an aggravation to this fact, the latter part of the year
1877 had been accompanied with the failure of several of the savings banks of the city, which
by the losses incurred, as well as the feeling of general insecurity engendered, combined to
render the distress and stringency widespread and universal. These together with the fact
that the character of the new labor movement then in process of development in the city was
not fully established, deterred capitalists, speculators and builders from any but the most
conservative course. From this condition the city has slowly but steadily emerged, and in her
business statistics is able at the close of 1878 to present an exhibit that will compare favorably
with former years, the only department failing to respond being real estate and building im-
provements, notwithstanding the anticipations held by many at the opening of the year,
that the large withdrawals of savings bank deposits would redound to the benefit of the real
estate market.
The number of buildings erected shows a sharp decrease as compared with the past few years,
although the general tendency towards improvement in character has been maintained. This
decrease, so far as it affects the present progress, was more apparent than real, from the fact
that it was almost entirely attributable to the practical withdrawal of the various real-estate
associations from building operations during the year. These associations from their inception
have built in anticipation of the coming needs of the community, rather than to meet only
present wants, and as a consequence were ahead of the city's growth when the troublous times
came upon lis. So, when the decline in values, which has marked the history of city real estate
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during the year, were foresliadowed, they in a prudent spirit of conservatism decided to hold
their hands for the time.
Important and material additions to our local railroad facilities hare been made during the
year, the most notable being the opening of the South Pacific Coast Xarro-w Gauge, which
is now completed to within a few mOes of Santa Cruz, and is another link in the series of roads
which ^"ill in time skirt almost the entire Coast of California. By the ferries of this line
additional facilities for communication with Alameda are afforded. As will be seen by the
detailed reports, our street railroads are still as sanguine of the future as ever, the list of
improvements and projected lines vieing with even our most prosperous years.
Our foreign trade, both in imports and exports, exceeded that of last year by twelve per
cent. , and a reference to the official figures shows that San Francisco is the third city in the
Union in the amount of duties collected, the order being New York, Boston, San Francisco,
Philadelphia, etc.
In mining stocks the aggregate of transactions shows quite an advance on the figures of 1S77,
but it is questionable whether any benefit bas been derived therefrom. Two sharp breaks in
the market have occurred, one early in the Summer, and the other caused by the unprecedented
fall in Sierra Nevada, in which the inside and outside dealers have suffered alike.
Among these items of general nature, it may not be inappropriate to refer to the alacrity with
g I which our citizens, in the midst of a comparatively sluggish year, responded to the call for aid
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to the afflicted regions during the prevalence of the yellow fever epidemic last Summer, the
total collections reaching $125,986.44, of which .S119,587.80 was forwarded to the sufferers, the
remainder, .?6,398.64, being disbursed among the orphan asylums of the city. The San
Francisco Benevolent Association also disbursed §13,789.18 for the relief of local distress.
Trade and Commerce.
During 1878, our merchandise exports by sea amounted to §34,155,400 ; of which $13,398,-
464 was for fiour, wheat, etc., to Great Britain, and about §1,200,000 for wheat to France. The
O ! total treasure exports amounted to §;i4,287,293, making a total of §68,442,793. Exports of
c/3 ! Jisading articles to the Eastern States Vj}' rail amounted to §22,329,671, making a gross total of
S i 81*0,772,464. These figures show an increase over the exports of 1877 of §4,163,007 in mer-
^ I chaadise, and a decrease of §23,466,248 in treasure. A notable feature of the year is found in
C3 I the export of about one thousand car-loa^ls of barley East by rail. Total number of vessels
entered the Golden Gate during the jast year from foreign and domestic eastern ports, seven
hundred and nine ; total cleared, six hundred and eighty-five. Total import duties, §6,370,618,
a decree of §352,295 from 1877.
The receipt of treasure in this city in 1878, was : silver bullion, §31,288,427 ; gold dust
and bars, §16,477,520 ; coin, §17,242,754, making a total value of §65,008,701, being a decrease
from 1877 <»f .§6,720,753. The total Clearing House exchanges for the year was §715,265,319
against .§517,030,342 in 1877.
The arrivak of passengers by land were thirty-seven thousand five hundred and fifty-four,
by sea thirteen thousand and ninety-four ; total, fifty thousand six hundred and forty-eight.
The departures by land were twenty-five thousand nine hundred and thirty-eight, by sea four-
teen thousand three hundred and ninety-two ; total, forty thousand three hundreil and thirty,
showing an increase of ten thousand three hundred and eighteen. The average increase for the
last ten years is about twenty-eight thousand. The arrivals and departures from and to China
anil Japan .'<ince 1867, are as follows : Arrivals, one hundred and forty-tMo thousand six
hundred ; departures, sixty-nine thousand two hundred — net gain, seventy-three thousand four
hundred.
Rral E-itate.*
During the year 1878 there were two thousand six hundred and ten sales of real estate, of
the total value of §14,583,967. In J 877 there Mere three thousand and eighty-five sales, aggre-
gating a total value of §18,549,991 ; a reduction in value of transfers of nearly §4,000,000, the
reduction in nuuil)er of sales being four hundred and seventy-five. In the general character of
sales made, the same tendency which marked the transactions of the year 1877 has been
observed, namely : the purchase of small estates by parties of moderate means for homestead
purposes. This decrease, which may be attributed to the general depression of bu.siness and
cauijcs hereinafter mentioned, gives no promise of recovery within the coming year. If the
jiresent j>romise of sufficient rains for the crops of the coming season is maintained, it is prob-
able no further depreciation M-ill ensue, but with falling ])rices the generality of buyers are
deterred from investing, and nothing but an extraordinary change in business i)ro8pects for
the coming year, such as is not to be anticipated, will restore confidence to the majority of
buyer.'i, Mho are only attracted by a rising market.
BrsiNEs.s OF TMK Ye.\r. — In the fifty-vara section three hundred and eighty-one sales, of
the value of §."),0SS,499, were made in 1878, sigaiust four hundred and seventeen sales of the
value of .?;"»; 3.')4, 097 in 1877. In the huntlrcd-vai-a section, between First, Ninth, Market and
Townsend Streets, two hundred and three sales, of the value of .§1,411,236, were made in 1878,
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against two hundred and twenty-six sales of the value of .?2, 132,254 in 1877. In the City-
Slip and Water Lot section, lying between Sansom, First and the bay, Broadway and Brannan
Streets, fortj" sales of the value of §1,019,979 were made in 1878, against forty-eight sales of
the value of $1,468,053 in 1877. In the South Beach section there were eleven sales, of the
value of .?73,62S, against nine sales of the value of .$72,100 for 1877. On the Potrero there
were eighty-seven sales of the value of .?252,390, against one hundred and sixteen of the value
of 8397,446. In the ^lission Addition there were eight hundred and twenty-eight sales of the
value of S2,033,533, against eleven hundred and twenty-seven of the value of i?3,294,611. In
the Western Addition there were six hundred and three sales of the value of $4,057,419, against
seven hundred and twenty-seven of the value of §4,970,829. In South San Francisco their
were one hundred and eighteen sales, of the value of .$165,486, against one hundred and three,
of the value of $149,224 for 1877. There were two hundred and sixty-tM^o sales of outside
lands of the value of $400,644, against two hundred and eleven, of the value of $628,563 for
1877. There were seventy-five sales of tax and clouded titles, of the value of $80,253, against
one hundred and one of the value of $82,814 for 1877.
It ^\•ill be seen from the foregoing figures that the aggi-egate value of sales has fallen behind
those of the previous year nearly .$4,000,000 ; that the hundi-ed-vara and Mission Addition
have suffered most, the decrease in these two being resjjectively $721,018 and $1,261,078. In
only one subdivision — South San Francisco — does an increase appear, and in tliis a fully com-
mensurate increase in the number of sales would appear to justify the increased value total.
It also appears that while the decrease in the number of sales has only reached about fifteen
and three-tenths per cent, on the sales of 1877, the decrease in value totals is equal to twenty-
one and six-tenths per cent, as against the values of 1877.
Property Values. — Values in all parts of the city have suffered during the year, the
reduction reaching fi'om five to twenty-five per cent, below those ruling during 1877. Unlike
the depreciation which marked the year 1877, the year 1878 has shown a mai-ked decline in the
hundred-vara section. Complete stagnation has characterized the history of real estate transac-
tions in the South Beach, Potrero and South San Francisco sections, while values in the choice
and most desirable residence localities have been fairly maintained. As heretofore, the best
residence localities are included within the district bounded by California, Market, Powell and
Leavenworth streets, and that bounded by Larkin, Van Xess avenue. Clay and Turk streets.
Lots in the former are held at from $250 to .$400 per front foot, and in the latter at from .$100
to .$180. The AVestern Addition holds its high average values, a few sales reaching even above
former values ; in the \'icinity of Eddy, Haight, Laguna, Devisadero, Tyler, McAllister and
Fillmore streets, the rate remains from $100 to $130 per front foot. In the Mission Addition
the reduction in values has been but slight, although the demand for investments has not
kept pace with its former activity. Property in the business heart of the city we quote as last
year : on the best banking and financial streets, $3,000 to $3,500 per front foot ; on the best
wholesale streets, from $1,000 to $1,500, and in the best retail sections of Kearny and Market
streets, $2,000 to $2,800.
The cause of the general decline in values may be traced to the high rate of taxation,
coupled with low rents and vacant houses. The banks have also contributed, in some measure,
by the reaction in their policy consequent upon the sti'ingency of the year. During former
prosperous years more money was loaned upon real estate than it could safely handle, creating
an acti\'ity which advanced values faster than the growth of the city justified, and when the
reaction came all have suffered alike.
Onflook for 1S79.
The prospects for 1879pi'esent no encouraging features over those of 1878, and every indica-
tion seems to forecast a conservative year. The buildiug associations, from the rueful experience
resulting from their sanguine expectations and constructions of the past four or five years, will
scarcely aim at more than the preservasion of their existences intact, and speculation will
scarcely show its face in the operations of the coming year. It is fair to presume, however,
that there Avill be some reciiperation in the hundred-vara section, where values have been
unjustifiably depreciated, and that the business of the coming year, whatever it may be, will
represent unquestioned bona fide indications of permanent investments.
Material of all characters has gotten to bed-rock prices, labor is comparativelj'- as cheap as the
city has ever known, and money obtainable in large amounts at seven per cent, per annum, and
in some cases even less. These conditions may have the effect of stimulating improvements
beyond the exjjectation which the present situation would seem to justify.
New Bnildlngs— I878-T9.
The number of new buildings erected during the year is about seven hundred and twenty-
five. Of this number forty-one are brick. Among the most prominent may l)e noted : tlie
erection of the row of three story buildings by Messrs. Conroy & O'Connor on the southeast side
of Market, between Spear and Steuart Streets, costing $100,000 ; a double three-story brick on
Front, between Market and Pine ; the erection of the new Dashaway Hall on the south side
of Post Street, near Dupont, the property being now worth $150,000 ; the erection of several
additional four-story structures on the west side of Uupont in the widened portion ; two new
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markets, one the Grand Arcade on Sixth Street, and the Hayes Valley Market on the comer
of Laguna and Grove Streets.
The formal completion of the Dividend Building, on the comer of Pine and Leidesdorif, and
the substantial block between Da^-is, California and Market, are events of the year, although
construction was begun in 1877, in both cases.
By far the most extensive undertaking of the year will be noted in the erection of the new
St. Ignatius Church and CoUege. This merits more than a passing notice. The structure wdW
front two hundred and ninety feet on Hayes, and run through to Grove, a depth of two hundred
and seventi'-five feet. The church front proper will stand about the middle of the block on
Hayes, and will be flanked by two lofty spires, the elevation to the top of the cross on each
being two hundred ami seventy-five feet, the architecture of the towers being elaborate and
ornamental. The order of architecture observ-ed iu the building is Doric for the first story,
Ionic for the second, and above and in the towers the Corinthian and Composite are observed.
East of the church proper, connected therewith and running to Van Ness Avenue, is the
college, consisting of two main buildings of same height with the church, and resting upon
Hayes and Grove Streets, with a spacious court between the two, which will be improved as a
garden. The two ■\ving3 are connected by spacioiis corridors built adjoining the church. On
the comer of Grove and Van Ness Avenue the first two stories will be class and lecture rooms,
and the two upper floors thrown into one will be finished as an exhibition hall. The capacity
of the hall will be thirty-two hundred. The college will accommodate twelve hundred pupils.
The church will have an inside measurement of seventy-three feet to the spring of the ceiling,
and will accommodate two thousand Ave hundred people. The exterior will be covered with
Portland cement. The general plan contemplates the building of a four-story commercial block
on the strip one hundred and ten feet wide, lying between the church and Franklin Street,
to conforai in general style and finish with the church and college. Eight millions of brick will
be used, and the total cost will reach §750,000. The buildings are now ready for the roof.
During the coming year, two noted additions to the cluster of palatial residences on " Nob "
Hill ■will be made by the construction of private residences for Messrs. Flood and Fair, of the
Bonanza firm, lf)ts having been purchased for the purpose on the northwest and northeast
corners of Mason and California streets, respectively. Grading Ifts already been commenced,
and it is said that the structures will even snrpass in magnificence and cost their surrounding
neighbors. The Odd Fellows' Hall Builtling Committee have purchased a lot on the corner of
Market and Seventh streets for §125,000, on which they will build in the present year, and
plans are being prepared for a four-story building for Robert Sherwood, on the gore fronting on
Market, Pine and Front streets.
Real Estate A.ssoclattoii».
One of the most important factors in San Francisco's rapid development is found in the
organized system of improvement furnished through the real estate associations. Among these,
and overshadowing all others by the magnitude of its operations, the Real Estate Associates is
the pioneer. Organized originally for the purpose of l)uying and selling unimproved real estate,
its early exjierience demonstrated the necessity, if it would have a market commensurate with
its proposed operations, of adding to the inducements it offered in lands complete and perfect
homes, reaching thereby a class of purchasers different from the ordinary land speculator.
Building operations in connection with their land purchases were accordingly undertaken, and
sales upon completion, under the plan first suggested by Mr. "William Hollis, the president and
manager of the association, made upon the monthly installment idea.
The company l)egan business with a capital of §120,000, M'hich has been increased from time to
time, until it now has a paid-up capital of §1,000,000. As a result of its extended operations rows
of handsome two-story bay-windowed houses, one-story cottages and more i)retentious dwellings,
have dotted our suburbs, stimulating our growth and assisting materially in the preservation of
an imjiroved tone in the character of our residence construction. B;irren tracts, and isolated
neighl)f)rho<ids outside of the business part of the city have Ijeen'invadcd by the enterjirise of this
company, and new communities have arisen like magic as the reward of its restless activity' and
sanguine belief in the future of our city. An additional gratifying feature is the improvement
in the social character of tiie communities created by their efforts, since, under their plan of
operation, all occupants of houses V)ecome owners, and in consequence more identified with and
interested in the prosperity of the city. Upwanls of two thousand houses have been built by
the company, costing from §I,r)00 to §15,000 eacli, all, as a rule, built upon their own land.
The company emjjloys its own superintendent of ccmstruction and architect, the mechanical
work being done i»y day's labor. Up to the commencement of tlie existing depression in real
estate the operations of the company had reached an animal expenditure of from §1,500,000 to
?2,000,(KK) for land, §r)00,000 for luinl)er, §180,000 for mill work, §120,000 for plumbing, §.S0,000
for ])aint3 and oils. §24,000 for glass, and §40,000 for liardwaro, the pay-roll of meclianics
reaching over §5{X),0(X). Their office is located in their magnificent four-story stone front build-
ing, on Montgomery street, erected in 1877, at a cost of §250,000, and justly ranking as one of
the most salient among the city's many adornments.
During tlie past year, its building operations have been almost cntirelj'^ suspended from the
causes hereinbefore mentioned, and the compau)' has suffered materially from the shrinkage in
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
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values of property lield bj^ it, as M-ell as the many eml)arrassments of its debtors. "WTiile the
prospect for anj' immediate resumption of its former activity is out of the question, and whether
or not its future operations ever again reaches the volume of the past, San Francisco will always
remain largely a debtor for the good work of the Real Estate Associates.
In addition, there are the Slechanics' E,eal Estate Association, organized in 1876, with a
capital of .?1, 000,000, the San Francisco Eeal Estate Association, and the California Eeal
Estate Company, all doing business iipon a plan similar to the Real Estate Associates. None
of them have, however, any work to report for the past year, save the California Real Estate
Company, who built a small number of residences, averaging about $2,500 each in cost of con-
struction.
The Country Real Estate Associates, located at No. 40 California street, are engaged in the
sale of large tracts of land in various parts of the State, which they are ofi'ering in small parcels
to actual settlers upon favorable colozination plans. They report a very general sentiment
among large landowners in favor of subdividing their lands, and are hopeful that this tendency
toward the breaking up of the large estates, which have heretofore been the bane of California's
agricultural growth, will attract to us a large immigration during the coming year.
Street laiiproTcinents.
The report of the Superintendent of Streets for the last tiscal year shows that the length of
sewers constructed during that tiine was 50,711 feet, or a little over nine and one-half miles.
The city now has nearly one hundred and twenty miles of sewers in working order. The cost
of the work on sewers during the year is as follows : Brick sewers, .$100,417.36 ; iron-stone-pipe
sewers, §47,826.47; cement-pipe sewers, §18,081. 49; redwood seAvers, $6,707.29; total, $173,-
032.61. There were 1,059,665 square feet of paving laid, the cost of which was .$269,056.07.
This (with the exception of 45,065 square feet of cobbles, amounting to .$9,541.08, was basalt
and granite blocks. The entire cost to o\ATiers of property by street work during the year was
81,242,159.14. Of this sum $912,270. IS was for permanent improvement of public streets.
The cost of grading streets was §169,027.01. Street sweeping and sewer cleaning cost, respect-
ively, $37,990.20 and $12,677.50. The expense of lighting the streets, etc., was $291,863.37.
The work upon Montgomery Avenue has been extended somewhat during the year, and work is
still going on. It is the intention to complete this avenue to the bay during the present fiscal year.
The last Legislature designated Tyler Street as the driveway from the city to the Park, and
prescribed the manner in which the work is to be done, although up to the jjreseut time nothing
effectual has been done towards carrying the act into force.
Public Bnlldliig.s.
The Custom House is located in the brick building on the corner of Washington and Battery
Streets, erected in 1855, at a cost of $866,000. The operations of this important department of
the public service are referred to elsewhere in this article.
The United States Mint. — Among the Government buildings of San Francisco the
United States Mint is among the most elegant and imposing. It is built of granite and sand-
stone, and conveniently situated at the northwest corner of Mission and Fifth Streets, with a
frontage of one hundred sixty and one-half feet on the former and two hundred seventeen and
one-half feet on the latter. It is two stories in height, besides an ample basement. The
parapet walls are fifty-six feet high, the pediment seventy-five, and its two chimneys each one
hundred and forty-two feet. Its architecture is Doric. Massive fluted columns at the mam
entrance on Fifth Street give to the building an air of beauty and grandeur, and relieve the
sombre aspect of its severe simplicity. The coinage during the year 1878 was as follows :
Gold— Double Eagles, one million seven hundred and thirty-nine thousand, value .$34,780,000 ;
Eagles, twenty-six thousand one hundred, value, $261,000 ; Half-eagles, one hundred andforty-
fou'r thousand seven hundred, value, $723,500 ; Quarter Eagles, one hundred and seventy-eight
thousand, value .$445,000; Standard Silver Dollars, nine millions seven hundred and seventy-
four thousand, value, .$9,774,000; Trade Dollars, four millions one hundred and sixty-two
thousand, value, $4,162,000; Half Dollars, twelve thousand, value, $6,000; Quarter Dollars,
one hundred and fortv thousand, value, .$35,000; total, sixteen millions one hundred and
seventy-five thousand eight hundred pieces, value, .$.50,186,500. The refining department at
the Mint went int<-) operation in 1875. It has a capacity of about one mdlion ounces per month.
The charges for refining are : Three hundred parti gold and less, two cents ; three hundred and
a half parts gold to six° hundred thousand, four cents ; six hundred and a half parts gold to
seven hundred and fifty thousand, six cents ; seven hundred and fity parts gold and over, eight
cents. The present Superintendent of the Mint, Mr. Henry L. Dodge, entered upon his duties
.January 1, 1878. Under his administration the force of employees has been considerably
reduced, there being now two hundred and thirty men and women engaged there, against two
hundred and fifty during last year, while the reduction in ordinary expenses for supphes, etc. ,
has been over $110,000, and over .$26,000 in the disbursements for wages.
The United States Sub-Treasury is a substantial four-storied structure on Commercial
Street, near Montgomery, on the land formerly occupied by the old Mint. It was constructed
under the superintendence of Mr. Samuel McCullough, and is on a plan of architecture similar
to that of the United States Appraiser's Building. The walls are built of pressed brick laid on
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granite sills. The building was completed earlj" in the Autumn of 1877, and was transferred to
the Sub-Treasury Department October 8th of that year. The amount appropriated for its construc-
tion was §107,000. The lirst floor is occupied by the Sub-Treasury ; the second bj^ the Register
and Receiver of the General Land Office ; the third and fourth by the United States Surveyor-
General.
The United States Apprai.ser's Building occupies the grounds bounded by Washington,
Sansom, Jackson and Post Office Place. It is a solid, handsome four-story structure of two
hundred and sixty-five and one-half feet on Sansom bj' one hundred and twenty and one-half
feet on Jackson and Washington. The building, which was constructed under the superin-
tendence of Mr. Samuel McCuUough, Superintendent of Construction of I'nited States Buildings
in California, is now completed with the exception of the interior fittings and arrangements.
The total expenditures upon it to date has been ■'$874,882, and 8175, 000 additional is estimated
as ample for its completion, which "will he efiected during the coming fiscal year. The first floor
will be occupied by the Collector of Internal Revenue, the Superintending Surgeon of the
Marine Hospital, Special Agents of the Treasury Department, the 2saval Paj' Office and Steam-
l)oat Inspectors, and one-half of the entire floor as a storeroom for Api)raiser's stores. All
Appraiser's goods will be received from Post Office Place. The second floor will l>e devoted
to the Appraiser's Department and the offices of the Light House Department. The third floor
■will be occupied by the United States Circuit and District Courts, United States Marshal, Dis-
trict Attorney and the Law Library. The fourth floor will be occupied by jury rooms, file
rooms for the Treasurj' Department, and the United States Signal Service. The ceilings are all
lathed with Dwight's patent iron lathing ; standing water pipes run from basement to roof, and
corporation hose in ample quantity is kept on the roof as a precaution against fires.
The Post-Office occupies the first floor of the Government building situated on the east
half of the block bounded by Washington, Battery, Jaoksim and Sansf)m Streets, the entrance
being on Washington Street. Like the other puldic buildings built in the early days of the
city, it has been left behind in our rapid development. For yeai-s it has been entireh' inade-
quate to the service of the dei)ai-tment, and shifting expedients, alterations and changes in its
internal arrangements have been the standing rule. The only eflectual relief accomplished,
however, has been through the establishment of the various l>ranch offices. Alterations have
recently been effected in the old biiilding. making an entire reconstruction of its -working s[\ice.
The entrance from Washington Street now leads direct! j' into the lobby, passing the Money
Order Office at the entrance on the right, and the Postmaster's private office on the left.
The lobby is in the heart of the buiUling instead of on the outside, as formerly, and is
entirely surrounded with the working departments of the oHice. While material improve-
ments in the facilities of the office have ))eenettectedl)y these changes, they are still as befoi-e mere
temporary expedients. The growing wants, as well as the dignity of our city, demand that
a building suitable to and commensurate with the magnitude of our mail service shall no longer
be wthheld from us. A proposition is now being pressed before the present Congress, which,
if not passed by it, can scarcely fail of passage in the next Congress, appropriating 8500,000
for the purchase of a site and .*3, 000,000 for the building of a new Post-Office. Union Square,
bounded by Stockton, Powell, Post and Geary Streets, is generally conceded as its future
r? location.
The following statistics of the business of 1878 will serve to show in some degree the magni-
tude of the business of the office : Mail letters delivered, three million eight hundred and
si.xty three thousand five hundred ; city letters delivered, one million live hundred and iifty-
three thousand and twenty-one ; mail jxistal cards, four hundred and fifty-one thousaml nine
hundred and sixty -one; city postal cards, seven hundred and fifty-one tliousand and sixty-
seven; newspajjcrs, one million seven hundred and thirty-fnur thousand two hundred and
seventy. The collections show four million five hundred and sixty three thousand three liun-
dred and ninety-four mail letters, two million city letters, and nine huundred anil ninety-two
thousand five hundred and forty-six jiapers. The totals in each case represent an increase over
the business of 1877 of four per cent, in deliveries and fourteen \>er cent, in collections. Tlie
daily average of the number of pieces (letters, ])ostal cards, newspapers and jmckages of mer-
chandise) originating in this office was forty-eight thousan<l six Inindred and twenty-five,
weighing five thousand five humlred and thirty-six jxiunds. ( )wing to tlie fact that, in addition
to the local business, this ])oint is the great distributing stitinn for the open and closeil mails
for Asia, Australia, etc., as well as a number of Eurnpcau jxirts, .San Franciscn ranks as the
third in the list of oUices of our country in amount of business liandled. Tlie nundjcrof money
ordei"s issued from tlie main office from January 1, 1878 to November 17, 1878 was twenty-two
thousand eight hundred and tliree, amounting to ^■)()0,()14.(M) ; from station A for same ]ieriod
one thousantl three hundred and eighty-tiiree, amountinj^ to .^l!(,7lil.7') ; from station B,_four
thousand six hundred and twenty-one. amounting to §87,!>">7.95: from station C, nine Imndred
and forty-one, amounting to i^Ui, .">!)!). 85. Tiie number and amount of the orders paid exceed
the nuniher issued aliout twenty-five per cent.
Tlie number of carriers em|)loyed is fifty. Two hundred street letter boxes are conveniently
distributed througliout the city, and are gradually growing into the confidence of those for
whose benefit they were intended. The boxes are usually attached to street lamj) posts, an<l
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are uuiformly painted green. They are fastened witli the best possible lock, and bear a printed
card indicating the time or times the contents are collected, which in every case is at least once
per day. The branch offices are situated as follows: Station A at 1305 Polk Street, and
embraces the tract west of Taylor and north of Geary to Central Avenue. Station B at the
southwest corner of Seventh and Market ; it embraces the tract south of Market from Third to
to Tliirteenth, that west of Stockton and south of Geary to Cemetery Avenue, the Potrero and
South San Francisco. Station C at the northeast corner of Twentieth and Mission Streets ; it
includes all the territory from Thirteenth to Twenty-six Streets and that from the Potrero to
Church Street. General James Coey is Postmaster, Mr. William C. Dougherty is his first
Assistant Postmaster. They are ably supported by a staff— exclusive of letter-carriers — of fifty-
four persons, ten of the number being ladies.
The United States Marine Hospital is situated at Mountain Lake, on the Presidio
Reservation, near the junction of California Street. The nearest point to the hospital now
reached by the street cars is Central Avenue. During the year a new boiler for heating
purposes was introduced at an exj^ense of $2,500. It consists of three long, two-story wooden
buildings, wdiich are ample for the accommodation of one hundred and twenty-five patients. All
the modern hospital improvements are found in this institution. It is maintained at a cost of
about $25,000 a year. The class of persons admitted here are merchant seamen (all persons
employed on sea and inland merchant vessels) who are obliged to prove their vocation at the
Custom Jlouse. This hospital is not a public charity. The Government makes a direct tax
upon the seamen who receive its benefits, which serves to defray a part of its expenses. Dr. C.
N. Ellinwood is the surgeon in charge, office 715 Clay Street, corner of Kearny, where permits
for admission are issued. An ambulance leaves this office daily, carrying patients to the
hospital.
Army, Navy, etc. — During the past year, the Headquarters of the Military Division of the
Pacific and the Department of California, the offices and warehouses of the Quartermaster and
Commissary Generals, which formerly occupied rented offices in the city, have been removed, to
the Presidio Reservation. To accommodate these changes, important and extensive improve-
ments were made. Two new barrack-houses, one story each, were erected on the north side of
the parade gi-ound, for headquarters uses, with buildings in the rear for the accommodation of
the necessary clerical force ; the cottages ^on the south side have been remodelled, and the
building occupying the east side of the parade gi-ound removed, making a material increase in
the grounds. Another, and by far the most important, improvement has been the construction
of a finely-graded road, neai-ly one mile in length, by the circuitous route enforced by the
nature of the laud, from the Barracks to Fort Point. The expenditures during the past year
have amounted to between $45,000 and $50,000. It is expected that an appropriation for the
coming fiscal year of $170,000 will be granted for the continuation of the work upon the above
road and the erection of additional warehouses for the accommodation of the quartermaster's
and commissary's departments.
State Buildings or Offices. — Although several State officials necessarily have their offices
in this city, the State has not yet provided any special building for their accommodation. The
various Commissioners, Inspectors and Agents rent offices as convenient as possible to the
respective locations of their several occupations. Should the reader have any special desire to
know where these are he can easily ascertain by referring to the proper place in the general
directory.
Municipal Buildings. — Of these, the first to be noticed is the Old City Hall, standing
on the southeast corner of Kearny and Washington Streets. It was one of the first large
buildings erected in the pioneer days of the city, and remains a standing monument of the
illy-conceived structures of that date. Until the past year it has contained most of the city
offices. During 1878, most of the offices were removed to the New City Hall, and there now
remains in the building only the following : Sheriff's Office, City and County Surveyor, City
and County Clerk, District Attorney, Superintendent of Streets, Board of Fire Commissioners,
Chief of Police, Police Court, Police Commissioners, Fourth and Twelfth District, Municipal
and City Criminal Courts, Municijial Court of Appeals and five Justices' Courts. It is ex-
pected that the exodus of the coming year will nearly close up its municipal career.
The New City Hall. — This building when completed will not only be the largest and most
durable structure in the city, but it is believed will be by far the largest edifice of this descrip-
tion in the United States. It is located upon a triangular plot of gTound bounded by Larkin
Street, McAllister Street, and Park Avenue, a site which, though now somewhat removed
from the business portion of the city, will doubtless be found most convenient, should the city
continue its rapid spread, by the time the building is finally completed. The main front of the
structure is on Park Avenue, and measures eight hundred feet. The main building consists
of a series of pavilions which are adoi^ned Avith Corinthian pilasters and columns forty-eight feet
in height. At each end of the principal front is one of these pavilions, while in the center is
the almost semi-circular portico which forms the principal entrance on Park Avenue. When
the entire structure is completed it will have a frontage of five hundred and fifty feet
on Larkin Street and six hundred and fifty feet on McAllister Street. On the Larkin
Street front will be a portico onA hundred and twenty-two feet long, with towers, each
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a hundred and fifty feet high on either side. From either end of the McAllister Street front
will be projected mugs, each one hundred and forty feet in length, enclosing three sides in an
oblong square. Tne main tower of the building ■\\ill be over the principal entrance ; it will
measure about two hundred and seventy feet in height, and be seventy feet square. The en-
trance from City Hall Avenue leads directly to a large circular haU eightj' feet in diameter and
one hundred and five feet high. From this lead numerous corridors to the various halls and
offices. The basement of the buUdmg contains a story twelve and one-half feet high, which wdl
be used as the city prison. Above this is the ground floor, twenty feet high, and next above is
the principal floor of the building, which will be mainly occupied by the courts, the several halls
being each thirty-four feet high. The Hall of Records, a circular edifice eighty-six feet in
internal diameter and ninety-five feet in external diameter, was finished in the Spring of 1877 far
enough to permit occu2jaucy in May of that year. It is surmounted by a dome, rising to a
height of one hundred and thirty-four feet. The plan contemplates a wide arcade surrounding
the hall, rising to the height of the first story, which wiU increase the diameter of the lower
part of the building to one hundred and thirty-two feet. This arcade is partly built. The Hall
lies to the east of the City Hall proper, with which it is connected by an open arcade, corres-
ponding in style witli that surrounding the Hall of Records, the course between the two build-
ings describing an arc of a circle.
During the past year, the eastern portion of the building, up to, and including the centre
portico on McAllister Street, has been completed and occupied.
The officers whose departments are located in the New City Hall are as follows, viz. : the City
and County Recorder, the Mayor, Treasurer, Auditor, City and County Attorney, Assessor,
Tax Collector, License Collector andRegistrar of Voters ; the Board of S'upervisors, the Board
of Education and the Commissioners of Insanity are accommodated in the building, and also
the County Court, the Probate Court and the Nineteenth District Court. All of the foregoing
officers and courts went into occupancy during the past year, save the Recorder.
Contracts have been let for completing the walls, roofing, etc,, of the remainder of the
McAllister Street front, and the greater part of the Larkin Street front ; this work is advancing
rapidly, and the revenue of the next fiscal year wiU be applied to completing this part of the
building internally.
A portion of the building lyingback from the McAllister Street front towards the main entrance
haU and tower on Park Avenue has been temporarily roofed in over the first story, ami the
basement and first story are being completed. This will give acctanmodations for the Mayor
(who at present is in temporary occupancy of rooms ultimately intended for the County t^'hrk),
and seven other rooms which have not yet been appropriated. This part of the building will
be ready for occupancy about the 1st of July next.
A temjjorary entrance to the building will also he made from the Market Street side, through
the main tower, giving direct access through to the McAllister Street entrance door.
Tlie expenditures upon the New City Hall, up to the close of the fiscal year June 30, 1878,
have been as follows: Expended by the first Board of Commissioners, §l,3(iG,000; l>y the
Board of Supervisors, $203,720; by the present Board of Commissioners, §823,1)27.88, total
S2,3i)3,647.8S. Estimated amount required to complete, from July 1, 1878, §2,000,000. The
final completion will necessarily require a number of j^eai-s, as only a limited revenue applicable
to its construction is raised in each year.
Indu.strial School. — This is a reformatory institution to -which ungovernable boys are
committed, either on complaint of the officers of the law, or, as it often happens, at the retjuest
of the jiarents or guardians of the refractory youths. It is located on the San Jose Road, about
six miles southwest of the City Hall, and is designed to accommodate two Inmdrcd fifty
boys. During the year ending June 30, 1878, there were two hundrc<l and thirty-three com-
mitments— the average number of inmates being two liundred and thirty-nine. The ages of the
inmates range from children of nine j'ears to lads of eiglitccn, the greatest number lioiiig from
ten to seventeen. The boys at the institution are compelled botli to work and study, four liours
per day being devoted to the former, and four and a quarter lunirs to tlie latter. Some are taught
various useful trades, and a large number are employed in farming and gardening — seventy-hve
acres of tlie one hundred and thirty which compose the grounds being under cultivation. The
schoobroftm will seat two hundred boys.
The Magdalen Asylum connected with this institution had last year an average number of
seventy-five inmates. Fifteen dollars per capita per month is appropriated for their su)>iiort.
Tiin House of CoRKErTiON is situated on the San Jose Road, on the lot occupied al.so l)y
the Industrial School. The building, which is composed of brick and stone, was completed iu
1874, and cost alxmt .?120,000. The central portion is octagonal in form. Attiiched are two
wings, containing in all two hundred cells, each caj)able of accommodating two prisoners. The
plan contemplates three other wings, with accommodation for one thousand inmates. The cells
are furnished for three hunired and ninety-four jirisoners, with three dark cells for tlie jiurjiose
of puni.shmcnt. During the year, this institution was also u.sed as a branch jail to relieve the
jiressure on the old County Jail. There were received during the year, sixty-one House of
Correction and two hundred and fifty-nine County Jail ])risoners. The discharges for expiration
of sentences and other causes amounted to three hundred and ninety-eight, leaving with
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number on hand at opening of year, one hundred and twenty-seven prisoners. Several large
workshops have been built for the prisoners, all of •u-hom are required to perform manual labor
for eight hours each day. There is also a hospital and chapel.
The City and County Hospital is situated on a ten-acre plot of ground, in the soixthern
portion of the city, bounded by Potrero Avenue and Nevada, Sierra and Nebraska Streets.
The main entrance is on Potrero Avenue. The buildings of the hospital, which has acconnno-
dations for three hundred and eightj'-four patients, comprise the administi-ative and dining
halls, each wooden buildings, three stories in height, and situated opposite each other in the
centre of the block, a kitchen and laundry, gate-house, stable, moi-gue. ojjerating rooms, etc. ,
besides six long, two-story wooden jjavilions, used as hospital wards. Each of these is capable
of accommodating sixty-four patients, besides nurses and attendants. Between the administrative
and diniug-hall buildings extends a long, covered corridor. During the year ending June 30,
1878, there were three thousand and seven patients admitted to the hospital. Avei'age number
of patients, three hundred and eighty-three. Total expenditures, $83,411.08. Average cost per
patient, .$218.05.
The City and County Alms House occupies a portion of the old San Miguel Ranch,
distant about six miles from the City Hall, and within sight of Lake Honda. The Alms
House consists of a large four-story building, having a frontage of one hundred and sixty-
seventy feet, with wings at the northern and southern extremities, each forty-four by seventy-
three and one-half feet. It was opened September 12, 1867, and has accommodation for five
hundred inmates. During the last fiscal year live hundred and seventy-two were admitted, and
at the close of the year there were four hundred and thirty-three remaining. The number of
inmates is frequently largely in excess of the number which the building was originally designed
to accommodate. The cost of maintaining the institution for the past fiscal year was .$66,872.-
52 ; the average yearly cost for each inmate being §140.49, and the daily cost of each, 883 cents.
The institution is under the charge of Mr. M. J. Keating.
The Twenty-Sixth Street Hospital, located on the Potrero, near the corner of De Haro
and Colusa streets, is specially set aj^art for the receipt and care of persons afflicted 'sWth con-
tagious diseases. The total number of patients treated during the fiscal year was twenty-six,
of which twenty-four were afflicted with small -pox. P^ecently, by order of the Board of Health,
a number of Chinese lepers have been removed to this Hospital, where they are kept in isolated
quarters. John W. Foye is the Resident Physician.
The County Jail is an old two-story brick building, located on Broad-way between Kearny and
Dupont Streets. For years it has been utterly inadequate to accommodate the number of pris-
oners committed to it, and temporary expedients in the establishment of branch jails, and the
occasional use of the House of Correction have been resorted to when overcrowded. At the
present time the use of the House of Correction by the Sheriff for this purpose has been ordered
stopped, and the branch jail abandoned. It is expected, however, that quarters in the New
City Hall will be shortly provided for the relief of this institution.
The City Prison, located in the basement of the Old City Hall, at the corner of Kearny and
Washington Streets, is the most inadequate of all our city institutions. The prison consists of
one long corridor, opening into which are several large cells, in each of which a score of prisoners
are confined at once. At the upper end of the corridor are several rows of smaller cells, which
two or three prisoners can occupy at a time. The whole place is damp and almost without
ventilation.
In the northeast corner of the basement is an apartmant used as a receiving hospital for the
reception and treatment of invalids found exposed on the streets, casualties, wounds, etc.
The vast number of arrests made at times during the year for violation of the cubic-air ordi-
nance had the eifect of converting this noisome institution into a veritable Black Hole of Calcutta.
During the last fiscal year eighteen thousand six hundred and twenty-seven arrests were
made, nine being for manslaughter and forty-two for murder. Ninety-five suicides were reported.
The police force was increased during the year from one hundred and fifty-four to three hun-
dred and twenty-five men.
"" Sailors' Home. — This building which was built for and formerly used as the United States
Marine Hospital ;s located on the corner of Harrison and Main Streets. It is a large four-
story brick building of rectangular shape, having projecting bastions at each corner, the inter-
mediate spaces between which are connected on the outside with iron balconies on each floor.
It is maintained by the collection of the legal dues imposed on sailors hailing from or arriving
at the port.
Street Kailroads.
The system of intercommunication, as developed by our street railroads, is perhaps not sur-
passed in facilities of accommodation by that of any other city in the world, and has grown to
its present proportions witliin the past twelve years ; this, te'O, notwithstanding the fact that
engineering skill, inventive genius, and mechanical appliances, new and foreign to the history of
prior street railroad construction, were demanded by the rough contour of surface to which they
have been applied. Sharp ascents or descents have here proven no bar to their successful
building, the only question being, when does a neighborhood require additional facilities ? and
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the solution is found whenever the question is definitely determined, regardless of the inter-
vening engineering difficulties or obstacles.
The first street railroad laid in the city — the ilarket Street — was operated for some years
under legislative and municipal franchise, by steam, but has subsequent!}^ been converted into a
horse railroad. Since that time extensions have been made from time to time in its tracks,
branches have been added as fast as the development of the cit}' has called for fui-ther accom-
modations, and in this respect the Market Street Railroad, as indeed all the subsequent addi-
tional constructions of new lines, have anticipated rather than met the requirements of the city's
growth.
Up to the present year there have been built seven additional horse railroads, with branches,
duplicate lines, and double tracks, until at the opening of the present year there was laid in the
city something over fifty-five miles of track, not inclusive of the cable roads.
The desirability of bringing within easy reach of the business heart of the city the more ele-
vated portions of the city which laid contiguous to it, as well as to enhance the value of these
properties for residence locations, early directed attention to the solution of the problem of cheap
and frequent communication. Horse railroads were out of the question, or only available by
long and cii'cuitous routes, and then susceptible of operation only by the hea^•ie^t expense.
The first practical solution of the question was produced by the company organized for the
construction of the Clay Street line, who in 1873 first demonstrated the complete success of
the idea of the " endless wire cable," and practically leveled the mountains of our city, by
giving us a means of passenger transportation which knows no hindrance from excessive grades
to be surmounted, nor additional cost in operation. The steep grades of this line average fifteen
feet in every one himdred. The success of this principle haWng been estiiblished, the Sutter
Sti'eet Company was quick to avail itself of the improvement, and in 1876 pro\-ided the cable
and necessary machinery for the working of its line from the junction of Gutter and Market
Streets to the crossing of .Sutter and Larkin — a portion of their line which had prior to that
time been using extra horse power in its operation, and which was not in the enjoyment of any
great public favor, owing to the slow time enforced by the grades to be surmounted. During
the past year the Sutter Street Company has introduced the cable for the working of that
portion of their line lying between Sutter and Hayes Street on Larkin. This com])any using
both the motive powers — horses and the cable— records its testimony m favor of tlie cable, both
on tlie score of economy and character of service. On this line the continuous trips of
the cars being only partiall}- served by the cable motor, they ai'e transferred without delay at
the termini of the cables to the horse power, by which their trips are continued.
The crowning work in this class of lines is, however, represented in the California Street
Railroad, which was organized in August, 1876. Ground was broken for its construction July 5,
1877, and the last rail of the track from Kearny to Fillmore Street laid on the 18th day of
December following. The road was opened for trattic, April 10, 1878. A description of the
character of the construction of this, the best road of its class, will illustrate the most complete
perfection of the princii>le- The rails are of steel, and connected by fish joints, like the T
rail. The ribs, which serve as ties, are made from T rail in)n turned bottom up, and be'nt to a
curve, so as to i)ass under the tube which encloses the cable ; these are about four feet apart,
and rest upon a solid and continuous concrete, the concrete being carried up so as to form the
sides of the cable tubes and the foundation of the street paving between the track. No
wood whatever was used in the construction of the road-bed. At Kearny and Fillmore Streets,
umlerground excavations walled up \vith solid mas(mry, each sixty feet long, contain the
automatic tightening gear for the cable, which takes up, not only the occasional slacking, but any
permanent stretching which may occur. The road crosses two ranges of hills, the summits
being at Jones and Uctavia Streets ; between the two, at the crossing of Larkin, and in the
centre of California Street, is located the engine and driving machinery, to receive which,
excavations were rec^uired thirty-one feet in depth, one Imndred and ten feet in length, and
thirty feet in width. The engines and boilers are located under the sidewalk and company's
building, corner of Larkin and California, the whole being surrounded and surmounted liy solid
masonry, the magnitude of which can only be aj)i)reciated by those conversant with works of
like character. There are two engines of five hundred horse-power e;ich, and are so arranged
that either can be used, or both at (mce, if required. The cable is in two parts, each about
nine thousand feet long, and weighs forty-three thousand five hundred jjounds. It is made of
flexible steel wire, one and a (juarter inches in diameter, and was manufactured by A. S. Hallidie
of this city, who is the original inventor and patentee, he having manufactured all of those in
use in the city. The cable winds around immense iron wheels at citlier extremity of the line,
maintaining a continuous circuit up one track and down the other while the road is in operation.
The Clay Street Railroad (litters in construction only in having its cable in one piece, and the
engine located at the toit of tlie hill, instea<l of between two, .as in the California. The summit
of the hill crowned by the ("lay Street roail is three hundred and seven feet above Kearny
Street; this elevation being achieved in less than one (juarter mile. The cars on all cable roads
are drawn by dummy cars coupled ahead, which have grijiping attachments that connect and
disconnect at will with the cable.
Up to January 1, 1878, all the street railroads of the city then in operation were charging
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six and one-quarter cents for fare, or four tickets or fares for twenty-live cents, except the Clay
Street Road, -which only charged five cents from the commencement of its operation. Upon
that date, by virtue of an act of the last Legislature, all fares on street railroads in San Francisco
were reduced to five cents. A thorough inquiry among the companies aliected by the change
reveals the fact that for the past year the reduction (of twenty per cent. ) has cau.sed an increase
in the volume of traffic of about ten per cent., thereby leaving the companies with a loss of ten
per cent, on gross receipts. It is questionable, however, whether or not a similar loss in gross
receipts would not have been experienced at the old price, had it been maintained, in view of
the stringency of the year. Managers are hopeful of a better showing in the coming year.
During the past year, in addition to the opening of the California Street road, and the sub-
stitution of cable for horse power by the Sutter Street Company on a part of its line, the City
Railroad Company has extended its Mission line from Steuart, through Mission and East streets
to the Oakland Ferry Lauding ; the North Beach and Mission line has several small changes in
line for the greater convenience of its route, and the Potrero and Bay View Company have com-
pleted the conversion of their entire line from a single to a double track.
The Sutter Street Company have abandoned during the year their branch lines from the
crossing ot Polk and Bush, through Bush, Fillmore, California and Central Avenue to Point ^
Lobos Road, and have leased that portion of their line from Octavia to Harbor View for one 1-3
year. They will extend their Sutter Street line at once from Polk to Central Avenue, after
the completion of which that part of their line from the comer of Polk and Sutter, through
Polk and Vallejo to Octavia, will be operated as a branch.
During the early part of .January of the present year the California Street Railroad Company
petitioned the Board of Suijervisors to consent to their abandoning of their franchise west of
Fillmore Street, on the ground of the prior occupancy of the street by the Sutter Street Com-
pany, but upon the adoption of an oixler for the removal of the Sutter Street Company's tracks
fi'om California Street, the petition for abandonment has been withdrawn, and the California
Street Company have agreed to complete their line to Central Avenue within the time of
their original franchise, ten months from date hereof (February, 1879), an extension of time
for its completion to First Avenue having been agi-eed ujjon.
Franchises are also in existence for the construction of lines as follows : One, known as the
Ocean Beach Railroad Company, to run from California Street through First Avenue and vari-
ous streets south of the Park to Great Highway and the southern boundary of the county, ■«ill
probably be run by cable, and another cable road, to run from the corner of Washington
and Montgomery, through Montgomery Avenue and Union Street to Steiner, its ultimate desti-
nation being the Presidio. Work on this line would have been commenced ere this, but for
some complications in regard to right of way for part of the line overland embraced -nathin the
old Alcade grant. The prospect now is, that all opposition on the part of the property owners
of the Alcade grant will be abandoned, when the work will be pushed rapidly to completion
as far as Steiner Street. _,
Still another cable road, to run through Geary Street, is projected, the lot on the northeast ^
corner of Gear}' and Buchanan having been secured for the erection of the engine-house. ^
Sixteen fifty- vara lots, lying in the double block bounded by Cole, Waller, Frederick and -^
Clayton streets, liaA-e been purchased by the engineer of the California Street Cable Road, acting
for Leland Stanford, looking to the building of a wire-cable road on Oak or Haight streets, from
the Market Street Railroad on ;NLT,rket Street, to the Park and Stanyan Street, and ultimately
to the ocean ; work has already been commenced. It is also in contemplation to convert the
Market Street and Hayes Valley horse-car lines into cable roads. This determination has
resulted from the experience acquired in the California Street line, which has paid one and one
quarter per cent, per month on the original investment.
The following statistics of the roads already built will be of interest :
California Street Railroad. — Runs from Kearny Street through California to Fillmore.
It has twenty -five cars, seating sixteen persons each, and twenty-five dummies, seating eighteen
persons each. Round trip from Kearny to Fillmore and return is made in twenty minutes.
The company's offices and buildings are located at the corner of California and Larkin streets.
The cost of the road was §430,000. Its officers are : Leland Stanford, president; N. T. Smith,
Aace -president ; T. W. Hinchman, secretary ; Thomas Seals, superintendent.
Clay Street Railroad. —Runs from Keai-ny Street through Clay to Van Ness Avenue;
The cable is nearly two miles long, was made in one piece, and weighs eight tons. One million
six hundred thousand passengers were carried during past year, and one million pounds Sydney
screenings consumed.
Sutter Street Railroad. — Runs from the foot of Market Street via Market, Sutter^^ Polk
and Vallejo to Octa\aa. The leased portion of the Hue runs from comer of Octavia and Vallejo
via Octavia, Union, Steiner, Greenwich and Baker to Harbor View. A branch line runs from
Polk through Pacific Avenue to Fillmore. Another branch runs from Sutter through Larkin,
Market, Ninth and Mission to Fourteenth Street. It has fifty-five cars, fourteen dummies, one
hundred and eighty-one horses, and one steam motor. Monthly dividends of §2,500 are being
paid at present.
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The North Beach and Mission Railroad Company. — Runs from Townsencl through
Fourth, Market, Kearny, ^lontgomery Avenue and other streets to the junction of ^lason and
Francisco streets. The Z^Iissiou route runs from the ferry landings through Market, California,
Kearny, Market, Fourth and Folsom to Twenty-sixth Street. Another branch runs from the
corner of Montgomery and California streets through California, Battery, First and Folsom to
Fourth Street. The company employs fortj'-tive cars, three hundred horses and one hundred
and fifty men. It carries about five million passengers annually.
The Omnibus Railroad Company. — Runs from the Southern Pacific Railrord Depot, on
Townsend Street, through Townsend, Third, Market, Montgomery, Montgomery Avenue,
Pacific, Stockton, Union and Powell to Bay Street. A branch runs from Montgomery along
Market to the ferry landing. Another branch from Third Street along Brannan to Pacific Mail
Steamship Docks. Their " Mission Route " runs from Montgomery through Washington,
Sansom, ilarket. Second and Howard to Twentj^-Sixth Street. Thecomjiany has forty-six cars,
twenty- four of which are "bobtails," three hundred horses, and employs one hundred and
thirty men.
The Central Railroad Company. — Runs from ferry landing through East, Jackson,
Sansom, Bush, Kearny, Post, Stockton, Geary, Tajdor, Sixth and Brannan to Eighth Street.
Another line runs from ferrj^ landing through Market, Pine, Sansom, Bush, Kearny, Post, Dupont,
Market, Turk and other streets to the comer of Post and Central Avenue. The com^tany
employs in daily use twenty-eight cars, three hundred horses and one hundred and fifty men.
Three million seven hundred and fifty thousand passengers were carried last year.
The City Railroad Company. — Runs from ferry landing through East and Mission to
Twenty-sixth Street. Its other line runs from ferrj' landing through Market, Sutter, Dujxmt,
Market, Fifth and Mission to Twentieth Street. It has fifty cai-s, all " bobtails," two hundred
and fifty horses and requires forty-five drivers daily.
The Potrero and Bay View Railroad. — Runs from ferry landing via Market, Post,
Dupdiit, Market, Fifth, Bluxome, Fourth and Kentucky streets and Railroad Avenue to
'Jliirty-fourth Avenue, South San Francisco. The greater portion of the southerly section of
this road is over water, crossing Mission Bay and Islais Creek on substantial and expensive
bridges. It uses the "bobtail " car.
Market Street Railroad. — Runs from ferry landing through Market and Valencia to
Twenty -sixth Street. The Hayes Valley brancli runs fnmi ferry landing through Market,
Hayes, Laguna, Tjder and other streets to corner of Devisadem and O'Farrell streets. The
Fifth Street line runs from ferry landing through Market and Fifth to the Southern Pacific
Railroad depot. The company has seventy-seven cars, five hundred and fifty horses and
emjiloj's two hundred and fifty men. The number of miles ran by the cars of this companj- in
1878 was one million four hundred and twenty-four thousand eight hundred and ninety-two.
Berry Street Railroad. — Runs from Seventh through Berry and Third to' Channel
streets. This road was completed during the past year, but cars have not as yet been placed
on it.
Stoain Itailroads.
Central Pacific. — This railroad extends from San Francisco to Ogden, Utah, a distance of
eight hundred and eighty-two and eighty-nine hundredths miles ; there is also embraced in
the ])roperty of the company, by consolidation, the Western Pacific, the California and (Oregon,
the San Francisco, Oakland and Alameda, and tlie San Joacpiin Valley railroads, which, together
with tlic leased lines, make a total mileage operated l)y the conipanj' of two thousand one hun-
dred and eighty-seven miles. There is also operated under tliis company two hundred and
ninety-four miles of steamer line, on the Sacramento River. The amount of stock subscribed in
the Central Pacific Railroad Comjjany of California is $()2,()08,S00, of which Sa4,27o,500 has
been paid up. Tlie receipts for the year 1878, from transportation of passengers, S5, 284,913. 07 ;
of freights, $1(),8(»2,27().40 ; and from other sources, Sl,443,(i()!).0S ; total, $17.r)30,8i)8,r)r). The
operating expenses for the year were 88,780,312.48, leaving net earnings to the amount of
?8,7oO,.'>4(j.07, the proportion of operating expenses to gross receipts being a shade over fifty per
cent. Tlie indebtedness of the comj)any at tiie close of said year amounted to :?S2,740,()80, of
which tliere is due to tlie United States .'527,8r)r),()80. The value of the road, including its lands,
steamers, rolling .stock, machine shops, and all appurtenances, is estimated at S187,003,(>80. (i().
The additions to rolling stock during tlie year have been twelve i)assenger, two baggage, and
three hundred and four fiat cars. The rolling stock of the company now embraces two hundred
and twenty-eight locomotives, one hundred and thirtj' first-class, forty-one sleeping, twenty
mail and express, seventy-two emigrant, thirty-one baggage, seventy-three caboose, five ottiocr's,
seven wrecking, four station, two thousand five hundred and forty -three 1)0X, and two thousaml
and thirteen flat cars, or a total of four thousand nine huiidre<l and thirty-nine cars. During
the year new road has been made as follows : San Pal)lo and Tulare road, from Tracy to Mar-
tinez, connecting at Martinez with the Northern Hailroad, at a point thirty-one miles from
Oakland. The distance from Tracy to Martinez is forty-six and one-half miles. By this new
connection an a<lditional line for through traffic is made, which avoids the severe gradients of
the Livermore Pass. The Northern has been extended from Suisun to the Beiiicia water front,
seventeen miles, where slips are being prepared for the ni'w monster transfer steamer now in
BULLOCK & I ONUS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keaniy Si
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course of construction at tlie company's ship yard in Oakland. This steamer, which will be the
largest of her class in the world, will be four hundred and twenty-live feet in length, on deck,
over all, will have four parallel tracks running the entire length of the boat, and will be cajjable
of transfering at each trip forty-eight freight or twenty-four passenger cars. When completed
she will be used for the transportation of overland freight and passengers, who will then go by
the way of Suisun and Carquinez Straits, a material shortening of distance being thereby efiected.
Other additions to road have been three and nine-tenths miles from Shell Mound to Berkeley, and
twenty-five and six-tenths miles north from Williams towards Tehama.
The Southekx Pacific Railroad Co. is a consolidation (April 12, 1870) of the following
companies : Southern Pacific, chartered December 2, 1865 ; San Francisco and San Jose, char-
tered April 7, 1870 ; Santa Clara and Pajaro Valley, chartered January 2, 1868 ; and California
Southern, chaz'tered January 22, 1870.
The Southern Pacific Branch Railroad Co., chartered December 23, 1872, was consolidated
in the Soiithern Pacific August 19, 1873; and the Los Angeles and San Pedro Railroad Co.,
chartered February 18, 1868, was consolidated therein December 18, 1874. The total length of
all these lines forming the Southern Pacific Railroad, as now constructed and in progress, is one
thousand two hundred and twenty-three and one-quarter miles.
By the Act of Congress passed March 3, 1871, to incorporate the Texas and Pacific Railroad
Co. , the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. was authorised to connect with the latter road at Fort
Yuma, so as to provide a through line to San Francisco, public lands being granted in aid
thereof. At the first session of the last Congress, a bill amending the former, and allowing the
Southern Pacific Railroad Co. to continue its line eastward, across Arizona and New Mexico, about
five hundred miles, to a point one hundred miles west of El Paso, and fixing that as the point of
junction of the two roads, was reported, each company to acquire the lands and franchises for so
much as it constructed. The bill also proposed a guarantee by the United States of the interest
on the five per cent, bonds of the companies, at the rate of §!35. 000 per mile, for the term of fifty
years. Final action is yet to be taken upon it. In the meantime, to complete at the earliest
practicable day the through connection by the thirty-second parallel, the Southern Pacific Rail-
road Co. has obtained legislative authority from Arizona to construct its road through that Ter-
ritory.
The last rail comiecting Los Angeles and San Francisco was laid Sept. 5th, 1876. In the
construction of this road great engineering difficulties were encountered, and at the Tehachapi
Pass, Avhere the Coast Range and the Sierra Nevada form a junction, there are seventeen tun-
nels in less than twenty miles, the aggregate length thereof being seven thousand six hundred and
eighty-three and three-quarters feet ; and at San Fernando there is a single tunnel in length
six thousand nine hundred and sixty-six and one-half feet. These tunnels, at the bottom, are
fourteen feet in the clear, and in height twenty feet ten inches. The work on the San Fernando
tunnel was commenced March 27, 1875 ; the headings met July 14, 1876 ; and the timbering was
completed August 9, 1876. It is built on a grade of thirty-seven feet to the mile.
The road was open to Fort Yuma (seven hundred and twenty miles distant from San Fran-
cisco, (^^a Lathrop and Goshen) on May 23, 1877. The Sierra Nevada range is crossed at Teha-
chapi, at an elevation of four thousand and twenty-six feet above tide. The Sierra Madre, at
the Soledad Pass, near Alpine, at three thousand two hundred and eleven feet, and the San
Bernardino range at San Gorgonio Pass, at two thousand five hundred and ninety-two feet
above tide.
The Company also own and run a line of steamers to points on the Colorado River, viz :
Castle Dome, thirty-five miles ; Ehrenburg, one hundred and twenty-five miles ; Aubrey Land-
ing, two hundred and twenty miles ; Chimahueris Ranch, two hundred and forty miles ; Camp
Mohave, three hundred miles ; and Hardyville, three hundred and twelve miles from Yuma.
Under the Acts of Congi-ess approved July 27, 1866, and March 3, 1871, the Southern Pacific
Railroad Co. acquired the right of way (two hundred feet wide) through the public lands, and
twenty alternate sections for each mile of road completed and equipped. These grants cover
about nine hundred and thirty-two miles.
The mileage of this Company in operation January 1, 1879, was as follows : From San
Francisco to Tres Pinos, one hundred and five-tenths miles ; Caruadero Junction to Soledad,
sixty and forty one-hundredths miles ; Huron to Colorado River, five hundred and twenty-eight
and eighty one-hundredths miles ; and from Los Angeles to Wilmington, twenty-two and
twenty-five one-hundredths miles — making a total of seven hundred and eleven and ninety-five
one-hundredths miles.
About the first of December last, the extension of the road into Arizona was commenced,
and there are already about eighty miles completed and in operation, it being the intention of
the company to prosecute the work vigorously to completion. The delay incident to the com-
mencement of work of this extent having been overcome, the road is rapidly advancing eastward,
track at the present time being laid at the rate of a mile and a half a day, not only opening up
a speedy route to, and facilitating in the development of the rich mines of Arizona and New
and Old Mexico ; but, before we are hardly aware of it, we shall find that we have a second
railroad across the continent which will furnish a short and direct route to New Orleans and all
the southern portions of the United States. n
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A.NDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
22 SAX FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
The company has furnished us with its proposed plan of progress, which is as follows : To
reach Maricopa Wells, one hundred and eighty -live miles from Yuma, in May next ; Tucson,
three hundred miles, in Januarj' ISSO ; Messila, Xew Mexico, five hundred and forty miles, in
January 1SS2, and El Paso, Texas, six hundred miles, in July 18S2.
The road is built on the standard American gauge, four feet eight and one-half inches, and
is laid with rail weighing fifty-six pounds to the yard, a large portion of wliich is steel. The
rolling stock consists of forty-three engines, sixty-eight passenger, ten baggage, mail and
express, live hundred and eighty-one box and stock, tliree hundred and twenty-eight Hat,
twelve dump and two hundred and twenty ser\'ice cars, making a total of twelve hundred and
nineteen cars.
The offices of the company are located in the Railroad Building, comer of Fourth and
Townsend streets. Its officers are : Charles Crocker, President ; Charless. F. Crocker, Vice-
President ; X. T. Smith, Treasurer ; J. L. "Willcutt, Secretary ; A. C. Bassett, Superintendent ;
George E. Gray, Chief Engineer, and Jerome Madden, Land Agent. C. P. Huntington, 9 Nassau
Street, New York City, is its Eastern Agent and Attorney.
California Pacific. — This road extends from Vallejo to Sacramento, passing through a
fine agricultural country and affording facilities for the carrying of the large surplus grain
product to tide- water. During the year, increased facilities and new connections have been
made. Its statistics are included in the statement of the Central Pacific Railroad Company,
who operate the road under a lease.
The Board of Directors of the California Pacific is composed of R. P. Hammond, George E.
Gray, J. L. Willcutt, J. 0. B. Gunn, C. F. Crocker, N. T. Smith and C. J. Robinson.
North PacifiO Coast Narrow Gcage. — This road, completed during the j'ear 1877,
extends to Moscow, a distance of seventy-nine and one-half miles. It is built along the rugged
and broken country of the Coast, and cost with equipment about .?.3, 000,000, or .?37,oOO per
mile. The equipment consists of twelve locomotives, sixteen passenger, four baggage and three
huntlred freight cars, three steamboats, one steam tug and three freight barges. Its officers are
M. S. Latham, President ; John W. Doherty, General Manager ; W. F. Russell, General
Freight Agent and W. R. Price, General Ticket Agent.
San Fr.an-cisco and North Pacific. — Runs from Donohue to Cloverdale, a distance of
fifty-six miles. A branch is in operation from Fulton to Guerneville. From Donohue, connec-
tion is made with San Francisco by steamer. This road is building a tunnel near San Rafael,
which will bring the road in close connection with deep water and materially improve its facili-
ties. Its principal revenues are derived from the lumber trade. It employs seven engines,
thirteen passenger, two express and one hundred and seve»ty-five freight cars. Its shops are
located at Donohue.
Los Angeles and S.vn Diego Railroad Company. — This corajjany was incoqwrated
October 10, 1876, and provides for the construction of a road from Ixs Angeles to San Diego,
a distance of one hundred and fortj» miles. There has been constructed, and is in operation from
Florence, the point of junction with the Southern Pacific, live and one half miles south of Los
Angeles, twenty-eight and one-tenth miles of road to Santa Ana. Work is still progressing,
and will be prosecuted to completion, which -will bring San Diego and extreme Lower California
witliin thirty hours of San Francisco. The office of the company is in the Railroad Building,
corner of Fourth and Townsend Streets, and the officers are Charles Crocker, President; N. T.
Smith, Treasurer; J. L. Willcutt, Secretary.
South Pacific Coast Railroad. — This road, the most important addition to the railroad
sj'steni of San Francisco during the past yeal", was formaU}' opened for traffic June 1, 1878,
although trains hail been running irregularis' for some two months previous. The road runs
from Alameda Point to Wright's, a distance of sixty-one miles. It is of the standard American
narrow-gauge — three feet — is laid with rail weighing lity pounds to the yard (tliis rail was all
manufactured by the Pacific Rolling Mills of San Francisco), is well ballasteil and first-class in
every particular. The ro.ad, as far as constructed, has cost about !?*20,000 per mile. 'I'lie road
connects with San Francisco by ferry, the comi)any having built for this service two fine ferry
steamers — the Newark and Bay City — which ply between Alameila Point and the foot of Market
Street, wliero there has been built slijis, and a depot containing waiting rooms, ticket offices,
refreshment stands, etc., confonning in style, finisli and accommodations to those of tlie Central
Pacific Railroad, which they adjoin. The company's sIiojjs are located at Newark, thirty miles
from the city. At Wright's, the present terminus of the road, connection is made l>y all trains
with stages for Santa Cruz, its ultimate terminus. At Wright's the road is to enter a tunnel
(No. 3), six thousand one hundred and twenty-five feet in length, three-fourths r.f a mile
beyond which tunnel 'So. 4 is met, five thousand eight liundred feet in length. Both tunnel3
are being vigorously worke<l, and are well advancetl, witli a j)rospect of completion by Septem-
ber of the present year, contemporaneously with which the road will open to Santa Cruz.
Three through, trains per day are run, besides five local trains as far as High Street, Alameda.
The officers of the coni{)any are : A. E. Davis, president ; B. B. Minor, secretary ; Thomas
Carter, superintendent, and G. H. Waggoner,, general passenger agent. Its offices are located
in Rooms 20 and 21, Nevada Block.
BULLOCE ^<MES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Stcanisliip Lines.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company. -This company owns and operates the following lines •
Newlork and Aspmwall, two thousand miles; Panama'and San Francisco, three thousal two
hundred miles; Panama and Acapulco, one thousand eight hundred ikiles; Panama and
Champerico one thousand one hundred miles; San Francisco and Hongkong, six thouL^id four
hundred miles; ban Francisco and Tacoma, one thousand miles : San Frandsco anrius raHa
Jtl ^^Tr '''^ ''"'^''^ "^'^'^ ', */'^^ ^'''^'^ °^ ^-^^t^^' twenty-three thousand ninf unS 4d
miles, a distance very nearly equal to the circumference of the earth
.r./hLi ^^^^'^'^J^'^ °/ tjie immense business included in these routes, the company now omtis
and has m service twenty-two iron screw propellers, seventeen side-wheel steamshL besS
superannuated vessels, tug boats, etc. Many of these vessels are of the best class of nava
construction, and possess the most luxurious appointments
on /l^e*Sn,t?I J^oi^''? *'"'? Francisco through line, ^da the ' •• Isthmus, " a vessel leaves New York
Z.tL f^v r } each month, and San Francisco on the 5th and 20th of each month. The
MaStlan jl^^J ''"'^i.^^'' J°«« de Guatemala, Acapulco, Manzamllo, San Bias anl
Mazatlan. In the Panama and Champerico ime, a vessel leaves New York on the 10th and 30th
of each month and Champerico on the 4th and 20th. In the Panama and Acapulco liiie a
vessel leaves xN ew 1 ork on the 20th and Acapulco on the 18th of each month. The'^^C'hamperico
and Acapulco lines are more especially designed for the accommodation of the coastwise trade
of the Central American and Mexican ports of the Pacific s-^wise traue
The operations of the through Isthmus line during the past year show a material decrease in
freight transported although it is probable no serious^liminution in revenue has resultecl there
J^r/i^fwr. .°T.' *^^°''^^tf^ Pf^:* «f ^^% year ha^-ing been operated under a pooling arrange-
Wbrtnit f '""'^T*^ ^'T^""^" g^^^^^^teed to the Paciffc Mail a certain amount°of
freight to each vessel; regardless of oflferings, at well sustained rates
On the gi-eat mtercoutinental line, a vessel is dispatched from San Francisco on the 1st of
every month, except when that day is Sunday, when the saHing day is on the Saturday previous,
for Yokohama and Hongkong. On this line the business of the past year has shoMTi a slight
i^TSe'paLTnger traffic ^^"'^ °^ ^^"S^*^' accompanied, however, ^th a material decreSe
T ^"^ *^^n:t''^^'"xi^'' '■'"'*®' ^ ""^^^^^ ^^^""^^ ^^^ Francisco every fourth Monday, commencing with
January 20th of the present year, carrying the United States and British mails, for Honolulu
Auckland and feydney._^ This route in aggnregate of exports and imports shows an increase for
tbe } ear 18/8 over 18/ / of over thirty per cent., and it is conjectured, in the absence of official
figures, the Pacific .Alail was the recipient of its full proportion of the increase
On the Tacoma lin^, a vessel is dispatched on the 10th, 20th and 30th of each month for
_V ictoria, B. C, Port Townsend, Seattle, Tacoma, Olympia and Portland. The company's more
important connections are as follows : At Yokohama, with steamers of the Mitsu Bishi Co
torMiggo Jsagasaki and Shanghai; at Hongkong, with English and French steamers for the
upper ports of India, the Red Sea and the Suez Canal ; at Sydnev, A\-ith steamers for Wellington
Melbourne, Adelaide and Hobart To'wti; at Panama, with Pacific Steam Navieration Co 's line
for aU important South American Ports, and at Aspinwall, with steamers of the Royal Mail
feteam Packet C o. , Hamburg- American Packet Co. , West Indies and Pacific Steamship Co and
Compagnie G-enerale Trans -Atlantique, to the various ports of Europe direct
The commerce between China and Japan and San Francisco during the past year shows-
from China, among other imports, 770,417 lbs. of coflee, of the value of §134,295 • 36 977 '>15 lbs "
of nee, of the value of §1,088,108 ; 3,249,082 Itis. of tea, of the value of si, 145 524 -'968' 108 it>V
of raw silk, of the value of §3,838,238, and silk cocoons, to the value of §84,399 ' From Japan
there was received : 313,791 lbs. of raw silk, of the value of §1,578,8G9; silk worm eggs, cocoons
and silk Avaste, to the value of §741,340, and 13,867,586 lbs. of tea, of the value of |3,404 630-
the total imports from both countries for the year amounting to §14,685,781 Our exports o*
merchandise to China amounted to §3,101,320; to Japan, §596,176; treasure export to China
^11,682,332; to Japan, §127,157; total exports to both countries, §15,506,985.
T-iQ^}^- ^™P°^*^ ^^°w ^^ increase of §1,519,707 over 1877, and the exports a decrease of §7,048-
718, this decrease being almost entii-ely in treasure, which alone declined §6,434,834.
Pacific Coast Ste.amship Company.— This company does nearly all the coasting business
between ban Francisco and San Diego, excepting the transportation of lumber. Its steamers
run to nearly every port on the Pacific Coast from San Diego on the south to British Columbia
on the north. It owns sixteen steamers, two of them just off the stocks. Their new steamer
State of California, is probably the fastest and finest ever built in this country, beincr the
first and only one fljdng the American flag built under the supervision and rules ci the
British Lloyds. She is intended for the Portland, Oregon, route. The other, the Victoria is
mtended for the British Columbia route. '
The company is under the general agency of the well-known firm of Goodall, Perkins & Co
who o-R-n a majority of the stock. The amount of capital stock is §2,000,000, divided into
20,000 shares of §100 each. Over §1,000,000 has been paid in, and the company's assets foot
up largely m excess of that amount. The Ticket Office is at 214 Montgomery, and the General
Office at Xo. 10 Market Street.
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The Oregon- Steamship Company established, nearly twenty years ago, a regular Ime of
steamships to ply between San Francisco, Astoria and Portland, Oregon. ^ essels now leave
each port about every tive davs, carrs-ing the United States mails, express, treasure, freight and
passengers, and conilecting vdth quick dispatch at Portland with raUroads, steamers and other
connecting stage Unes, for all points in Oregon, Washington and Idaho Territories, British
Columbia and Alaska. To accommodate the constantly-increasing trade and travel between
San Francisco and Oregon, the Oregon Steamship Company dunng the past two years added to
its fleet five lar^re, new, fast, first-class iron-screw steamships. All of these steamships combine
great speed Ts-ith great carrying capacity of passengers and freight, and are provided with aU
the modem improvements and elegant appointments, includmg superior cabin and steerage
accommodations, for the safety and comfort of the traveling public, and the quick and safe
handling of cargo. Henry Villard, Esq., is president, and Capt. K. \ an Oterendorp agent and
general superintendent ; office 210 Battery Street. ^ , ■ ^
OcciDEVT^. A>D Oriental Ste.vmship Compaxy.— This company ta^ been m active
operation between San Francisco and China and Japan since June, 1875. They dispatch one
i- of their steamers about the middle of every month, carrying the Lnited btates mails its
M I equipment consists of the Galic, Oceanic and Belgic, three large, weU-eqmpped vessels, of farst-
^ ! class build affording exceUent accommodations, and almost pertect safety to the sea-faring pub-
'I ' He. This line is operated by a company of some of the most reliable and worthy busmess men
The cVlifokn-ia axd Mexican Ste.a.mship Compaxy dispatches a vessel upon the 1st of
each month for Magdalena Bay. Cape St. Lucas, Mazatlan, La Paz and GuajTiias. This line
carries the Mexican mails and Wells, Fargo & Co's Express, and is engaged exclusively m the
^ Mexican Coast trade.
tS 1 In addition there are plying from the city to various points on the coast and in our river and
^ bay trade the foUowing : For Coos Bay and Eel River, Oregon, steamers Thomas A. \\ hitelaw
3 i and \rcata • for Eureka, Hookton and Areata, steamers Humboldt and Los Angeles ; for ban
" Buenaventura and way ports, steamer Constantine. For Sacramento the steamere Centennial
'^ S M \Vhipple and Alice Garratt form daily lines, leaving the ^A ashmgton Street wharf at 3
8 p' m The Sacramento trade also includes the steamers San Joaquin, Reform, and Juha. Ihe
^ i steamers City of Stockton and Mary Garratt form a daily Hue to Stockton, and smaller steamers
' ply ijetween'Napa, Petaluma, Antioch, Marys%-ille, and intermediate points, connecting them
, with the city.
Ferries.
The 0*.kla>-d Fbkry, at the foot of Market Street, leaves everj- half hour for Oakland,
from 6:10 a. m.. until 7 p. m. The next boat leaves at 8:10 ; the next, 9:20 ; the next, 10j30 ;
aud the last at ll:4o. Trips are also made vln the Creek Route, boats leaving at b:00, /:-0;
Slo, 9:15, 10:15 and 11:15, a. m., and 12:15, 1:15, 2:25, 3:15, -t- 15, 5:15 and U:lo p. m. The
averac^e number of passengers crossmg from Oakland daily, during ISi 8, was tafteen thousand
" , sevenVndred and sixty-six ; it is estimated that fully twenty thousand cross on Sundays.
S Fare, fifteen cents each way; round-trip tickets, on Sundays twenty-hye cents. Commutation
^ tickets, good for one trip, each way, per day, for one month, are sold at ^. The foUowmg
^ I statistics concerning the travel on this ferry wiU prove quite mtorestiug; dumber ol tnps,
^ ' 1873 two millions six hundred and fifty-five thousand six hundred ami seventy-one ; 18<4,
t3 three millions one hundred and ninety-two thousand nine hundrcnl and lour; lS<o tour milhons
S twenty-eight thousand three hundred and ten; 1876, four millions nme hundred and nine
^ thous.and nine hundred and sixty ; 1877, five miUions five hundred and seventy thousand five
O . hundred and fifty-five ; 1S7S, five millions seven hundred aud htty-four thousand six hundred
^^ and two. The Company's slips and buildings are located at the foot of Mai-ket Street, upon the
^ line of water front ^opted by the Board of Harbor Conunissioners. .The buildmgs are conve-
S niently arranged, and contain waiting and refreshment rooms, ticket, oflices, baggage and
^ express rooms, for the accommodation of passengers awaiting the ferries.
H The Six Questi-v Ferry is at the foot of >Larket Street Four trips are made daUy, boats
^ leaving .at 9:20 and 11:40 -c M., and at 2:15 and 4:20 P. M. ^ ,, ^ . f \T..l-.+ dtr^pf
Saicelito Ferry. -The landing of these ferry steamers is at the foot of Market Street.
Four round trips are made daily. About three thou3.and passengers are carried daily. C omiec-
tion is made with the North" Pacific Coast Railroad Co., for lomales, etc. Boats leave m
follows : 8:4,5 and 11:00 A. M., and 3:30 and 5:15 P. M. An extra trip is made on Mondays,
leaving the wharf at 7:00 a. M. „ , . t. i i t v n ^„««+;r.n
Bfkkelev Ferr v. -Trips are made d.iily, except Sundays, to Berkeley Kandmg. Connection
is the're ma.le, i>cr stage, for the University Grounds. Boats leave San Irancisco as follows :
8:00 A. M.. and 3:15 p M. Time, forty-five minutes. Commutation tickets, good for one roundl
trio Dor day are issued at $3.00. . „ . . ■,■ . ^ j- • ;„_,
The Alameda Ferry has its landing at the foot of Market Street, '°imediately_^]oinmg,
and south-east of the Oakland Ferry Landing. Boats leave for Alameda I omt at o:30, 6:40,
9:00 and 10:30 A. M. , and 1 :30, 4:00, 5:15 and G:30 P. M. The trip requires twenty-five nnnutea. ^
This ferry is run by the South Pacific Coast Raikoad Company, and is an addition of the pastt
year. ^
BuUock Si Jones, 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear/
Silk HancUterchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny Si
PROGRESSOFTHECITY. 25
Wiiter Front niitl Harbor Improvements.
The Board of Engineers appointed by the Harbor Commissioners under the provisions of the
Act of the Legislature of 1875-6 have established a new line of water front, •wliich begins two
hundred feet seaward from the northern prolongation of the Presidio Reservation, and extends
in an easterly and southerly direction upon straight or curved lines in such manner as to
approach as near as jjracticable the extreme outer projections of the water front, established by
Act of 1851, to a point near the intersection of Second and Berry streets, and thence to continue
southerly upon straight or curved lines in such manner as to approach as near as practicable the
extreme outer projections of the water-line front, established by the Board of State Tide Land
Commissioners, to the southern boundary of the City and County of San Francisco. An
important feature of the readjustment of the water front is also a proposed new thoroughfare,
two hundred feet in Avidth, extending in straight lines from point to point along the water front,
and affording easy access to all parts of it. Distances will be very materially shortened. The
new line provides for free entrance to China, Central, India, South and Dry Dock Basins. The
following is the estimate of cost of the new- line, including the expense of dredging a channel
sixty feet wide and twenty feet deep, filling it with large stone, filling the thoroughfare with
small stone and earth, planking the roadway and constructing a wharf thirty feet wide, to serve
as a facing to the sea wall : From Chestnut to Hai-rison Street, 7,000 feet, .f2, 357, 886 ; from
Chestnut to Powell Street, 3,170 feet, $844,800; from Harrison to the foot of Second Street,
3,080 feet, $1,156,400. Total distance, 13,250 feet; total cost, $4,.362,086.
During the past year, the receipts from all sources for the Harbor fund have beea $609,229. 62.
Expenditures, .$323,708.12 ; turned in to State Treasury, .5285,521.50. Of the expenditures,
$88,64y.57 have been devoted to permanent improvenieut, $82,068.79 to the purchase of dredges
and steam tugs, .^23,979. 38 to urgent repairs, $4,803.38 to sea wall account, and the remainder
to maintenance and contingent expenses.
Work contemplated in China Basin has been delayed by questions on the part of property
owners as to the right of the Board to en^e^ Cliina Basin. The matter is now before the
Supreme Court, and if favorably decided, important and extensive improvements will be imme-
diately undertaken, the effect of which will be to .afford a vast increase of accommodations to
our lumbermen.
Work under three separate contracts is now in progress, covering the contemplated bulkhead
at North Beach from Stockton to Lombard streets. For the first thousand feet the gross price
is $96,000. The second thousand feet has }>een let at fortj''-six cents per cubic yard for rock
work, and twenty cents for earth, ami $20,000 additional for wharf ; the third thousand feet
for sixty-five cents per cubic yard for rock work, and twenty-five cents for earth, with $20,000
additional for wharf. Kearny Street has, during the year, been filled in from the shore-line to
the bulkhead, at a cost of $11,975.
Hotels.
No notable change in the capacity or accommodations of the hotels of the city has occurre^"^
during the year. San Francisco still maintains, however, the lead among the cities of the worUl
with respect to the quality and number of her first-class hotels, which she assumed contem-
poraneously with the opening of the Palace and the Baldwin, and is still able to challenge
comparison equally as well upon the score of liberal patronage.
In immensity and solidity of structure, the Palace stands probably the peer of any similar
building in the world. It is seven stories in height, the height of each varying from twenty-
five feet in the clear — the first story — to fourteen feet — the seventh. It fronts two hundred
and seventy-five feet by three hundred and fifty feet in depth. It ^jossesses three inner courts,
around which balconies or piazzas attached to each story extend. The walls and partitions are
made as nearly earthquake and fire-proof as possible, and required thirty-two millions bricks in
construction. The courts, the Ncav Montgomery Street front and the dining room are now
lighted with the electric light, which was first introduced in July, 1878.
Taking equal rank with the Palace in character of accommodation and appointment, the
Baldwin presents an appearance of more graceful and pretentious architecture, although fully
as substantially built. It fronts two hundred and seventy-five feet, by one hundred and eighty-
four feet in depth. It is six stories in height. The basement is entirely of brick and iron.
Its principal dome stands one hundred and sixty-eight feet al)ove the pavement, and from its
commanding location, it presents one of the most salient of the city's many adornments.
To these may be added our six other leading hotels, which go towards the completion of our
first-class list, all of whose appointments, both in regard to luxury and convenience, combine
to sustain the reputation claimed for the city.
In the aggregate the accommodating capacity of our leading hotels exceeds five thousand,
and it is a just encomium upon the liljerality of the people of the Pacific Coast, that they are
generously sustained. The following is the list of hotels and their locations :
Palace Hotel.— Location, southwest corner of Market and New Montgomery Streets,
extending back to Jessie Streets. The ground floor on the Market and New Montgomery
Street fronts is chiefly occupied by stores. There are seven hundred and fifty-five rooms above
the ground floor, and the accomodating capacity of the hotel is estimated at twelve hundred.
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit well— Wear well— Look well.
ANDEESON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
26 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
The Baldwin. Location, on triangular block bounded by Market, Powell and Ellis Streets,
its main front Ixiing on Powell Street. It has four hundred and ninety-five rooms, accommo-
dating capacity, about eight hundred. This, the latest of our prominent hotel structures, was
formally opened in Februarj', 1877.
The Graxd Hotel. Location, north-east comer Market and New ilontgomery Streets. It
is four stories in height, fronts two hundred and seven feet on Market by three hundred and ten
feet in depth on New Montgomery, has four hundred rooms, and will accommodate about six
hunflred guests.
The Cosmopolitan. Location, south-west comer Sansom and Bush. It is four stories high,
and has an acconunodating capjacity of about five hundred.
The Occikknt.vl Hotel. Location, entire front on east side of Montgomery, between Sut-
ter and Bush Streets. It is four stories high, and has accommodations for six hundred guests.
The LitTi HorsE. Lf)cation, west side ^Iontgomer^•, extending from Sutter to Post Street,
and a depth of two hiuidre<l feet towards Kearny. Capacity, three hundred.
The Ruhs Housse. Location, west side Mf)ntgomeiy, extending from Bush to Pine Streets.
It is three stories high, the ground floor on the Montgomery Street front being occupied as
stf)res. It has accommcKlations for three hundred guests.
The C0.MMEKCIAL Hotel. i,ocation, at junction of Kearny and Pacific Streets and Mont-
gomery Avenue. It fronts one hundred and thirty feet on Pacific, thirty-five feet on Kearny
Street, and one hundred and forty-eight feet on the Avenue. Capacity, three hundred.
LoDoiNG HorsE-s, Kt<;. — In addition to the above, there are numerous smaller hotels, and
about fifteen hundred boarding and lodging houses in the city. An unusually large nnmlier
have been erecteil during the past few j'ears — notably on Bush, between Kearny and Stockton,
on Mission, from Tliird to Ninth, and on various other streets, especially south of Market, are
this class of iiiiftrovements noticeable. A stranger would think our ])Cf)ple reversed the rule,
ami all boarded, and that "keeping house" was the exception, but the far greater number of
dwellings erected during the same period proves otherwise.
Tboators.
The only improvement in the line of amusement buildings for the year worthy of note is the
re-modeJing and thorough overhauling given to the cozy little theater formerly known as
Emerson's Opera House, now transformed into the Standard. This theater, Mhich was formerly
devote<l to min.'strelsy, has had all of the old appointments taken out ; material alterations of
sta"e have lieeu effected, tlie floor of the auditorium extended, seiit« of the latest and improved
order intrtxluced, and l)y a liberal and tasteful exercise of the fresco painter and gilder's art. a
transformation has been effected, which has placed the Standard in the front rank as a«iiididate
for the favor of our amusement loving people. It is being managed upon the coniljination plan,
ami was formally o[)ened October 28, 1S78, since which time it haa enjoyed a seiison of more
than ordinary success. Our list uicludes :
Baldwin's Tueatku. — This tluiatcr, located in the B-ildwin Hotel, has its front on
Market Street, and in point of elegance of fittings, taste and skill in architecture and adorn-
ments, stands in the lesul of all of our dramatic temples, and indeed challenges comi>arison with
all others elsewhere. There are three circles in a<lditir<n to the orchestra, ten mezzanijie and
twelve i)ro8ceniuni boxes, the boxes being fumishwl wnth elaliorate richness. The t<»t:il scatuig
ca|»acity in I'.bout fifteen huiulred. Electric automatic fire alarms are located in all i)arts of the
building, anil the facilities for fire extinguislunent are of ^e most perfect. Cost, exclusive of
hotel. iJ-iiiO.IJOO.
(Jaijfoknia Theater. — Location, Bush Street, between Kearny and Dapont. This theater,
which stands in the roLition of the "Old Drnry " to the city, was opened iu 18<)9, at a cost of
.?I'2r),(MK). There are two circles besides the orchestra, the gallery being in the rear and slightly
raised al»ove the upper circle. It has ten private boxes ami a toial seating capacity of
eighteen hundred.
Guam* Opeka House. — Location, Mission Street, between Third and Fourth. It has a
frontage (rf mie hundred and ten feet, by two hundred and seventy-Hve feet in dejtth. It has tlie
largttst nUige of any theater in the United States and the most com])lete sUige api)ointments.
Thert: are f<rur circles in juldition to the orchestra. It has twenty mezzanine and twelve pro-
ceniam Ixixe*, making a tot-il Beating capacity of two thousand foiir hundred. Its facilities for
esenpc in case of fire are of the best, doors opening into broad vestibules from all parts of the house,
remicr jams almost inqxissible. jThis theater was (ijieiieil in .(anuary, 187(), and cost ^."'Jo.OOO.
Its location, liowcver, seems to have been unfortunate, and thus far the experience of man-
agers has been generally "lisastrous in ccmnection with the Cirand.
The BrsM Stkeet Theater. — Location, south side of Bush, near Montj^omery. Seating
capacity, about nine hundred.
Tjik Stanuaui). — Location, north aide of Bi'sh, near Montgomery. Seating capacity, about
eight hundred.
The Bella Union. — Ixwation, west side of Kcaruj- Street, near Washington. Itifldevote<l
entirely to variety entertainments, and will seat about one thr>u.s.iud.
In addition to the foregoing, there are Piatt's, and Union Halls, and the Mecluinics'
Pavilion, and other smaller halls, where jiublic entertjiinments are frequently given. The
BULLOCK ci JOITES. 105 Montcomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Sliirts.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 27
number of places of amusement, coupled with the fact, that there is with us no Summer inter-
mission, gives amjtle proof of the generosity of our people in sustaining so largely this source
of relaxation, although it is biat just to remark that the past year's theatrical experience has felt,
as all other lines of business, the eli'ects of ' ' over production. "
PnbUc Sqnare8.
There are twenty- two public parks, or squares, in this city, varjang in size from two hundred
feet to the great Ocean Park of one thousand and thirteen acres. Ocean, or Golden Oate Park,
lies in the northwestern portion of the city, Ixirdering on the ocean. It is fifty-six lilocks long
and nine blocks wide — or three miles long and a half mile wide. A beautiful avenue, or drive,
about three-quarters of a mile long and one hundred yards wide, leads from the city proper to
the park. There are seven lakelets in this park ; also arbors, grottoes, mounds, rustic benches,
etc. , which gives it rather a picturesque and romantic appearance. Up to June 30, 1877, the Park
Commissioners had received from all sources .1>499,941.09, of which .?48(i,249.47 had been
expended, leaving a cash balance of .?13,(>91.(j2. From June .30, 1877, to June 30, 1878, the
receipts have been as follows : From taxes, .^34,763.38 ; from Police Court Hues, S200 ; from
P<mnd fees, §75 ; from appropriations by Act of Legislature, aj proved February 14, 1878,
$40,000 ; from sale of old sacks, ??144, making a total since their laet rejjort of §75,182.38, with
balance on haiid at that date, !S13,691.62— !?S8,874.
The amount expended during the i)ast year, is §57,210.38. leaving a cash balance on hand of
•?31,6(i3.62. Since its organization, the Board of Park Commissioners has disbursed §543,459.85,
all of which is represented bj^ actual work performed on the grounds in its charge and for the
purchase of material and merchandise employed in the work. The Legislature of 1876 author-
ized the Board of Supervisors to make annual appropriations of §15,000 from the General Fund,
and an annual tax levy of one and one-half cent, upon each one hundred dollars for its mainte-
nance. Early in the fiscal j^ear ending June 30, 1878, a special appropriation from the General
Fund of §10,0<X), and an additional levy of one per cent (making a total levy for Parle purposes
of two and one-half per cent.) was made by the Board of Supeiwisors. A subsequent order,
however, revoked the direct appropriation and reduced the levy to two ^er cent. As a conse-
cpience, works of improvement during the year were discontinued and force employed only to the
extent necessary for maintenance except in the case of the conservatory, built during the year,
for which purpose the special appropriation of §40,000 by the Legislature was made. The gross
amount of expenditure above set forth includes the expenses for fencing Buena Vista and
Mountain Lake parks, making large plantations in the former, and the expense of the prclimi-
uary topogi-aphical surveys for Golden Gate Park. Deducting these, and there remains acti;ally
expended upon the Park, in the six and one-half years since work was beguu, §495,879.74. Of
this amount, about §115,000 is chargeable to maintenance, §14,000 to work horses, rolling
btock, tools, etc. , the remainder, §3()fj,879. 74, being chargeable to direct improvement.
During the year ending June 30, 1878, tlie Park was visited by six hundred and sixty-five
thousand three hundred and sixty one pers(nis.
The length of roadway constructed is thirty-nine thousand seven hundred and eighty-four
feet, representing an area of one million seven hundred and seventy-eight thousand seven hun-
dred and ten square feet. About four miles of linear length of walks have been constructed, of
which nearly three-fourths are completed, the remainder needing only the capping surface of
screened rock with which all are rinished. The only new work in roadway during the past
year was the construction of an ad'ditional section of the "Southern Drive," by the expenditure
of the "Bush" fund. This fund, amounting to §6,348.09, was created by voluntary subscriptions
of citizens of San Francisco, secured through the efforts of Mr. David Bush, during the months
of January, February and March, 1878, and was j)laced in the hands of the Park Commissioners
for the emplo^auent of laborers at one dollar per day, thereby relieving the then prevailing
distress among the unemployed. ,
The number of trees and shrubs planted in the Park since the Spring of 1872, when this
branch of improvement was begun, is one hundred and forty-two thousand. In the nursery,
for future planting in the coming season, there are between fifteen aud twenty thousand plants
ajid trees. The reclamation of the lands bordering on the Great Highway from the continued
drift of the shifting sands of the ocean, the solution of the problem for which the simple
means adopted by the engineer in charge, amply funiished, continues to becf)me more and more
assured ; the dune has steadily increased in height aud its resisting power to the drifting force
of the sands has become fully established.
The feature of the year, however, is found in the construction of the conservatory for the
reception of the two conservatories presented to the Park Commissioners by a number of our
prominent citizens during the year 1877. These conservatories were purchased from the estate
of the late James Lick, Esq., by whom they were imported from France, and pi-esented ujion
the condition that suitable buildings for their reception and care should be erected in Golden
Gate Park within eighteen months' from date of presentation. In pursuance of this condition,
the Legislature of 1877-8 passed an enabling act, authorizing the appropriation of -§40,000, and
the work was at once beguu. The conservatory is located about one quarter of a mile fi-om the
entrance of the main park, and is built upon a plateau, partially artiticial, lying to the right of.
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Pries than any other first slass nrnke.
AITDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
28 SAX FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
and about fifteen feet above, the level of the main drive. An adequate conception of ita mag-
nificent character may be obtained from the following figures :
It is built, judging from superficial appeai-ance, almost entirely of glass, is three hundred and
fifty feet in length, the main building being fifty-six feet square and surmounted by a dome,
rising fifty-six feet high in the clear, inside measurement, the inside space being unbroken by
any trusses or girders, the roof being supported and sustained entirely by its coimection \\*ith
the external walls. In this splendid dome the bright glare of the continous crj^stal is relieved
by two lines of glass in variegated colors, one at the spring of the arch and the other at the
summit of the arch. The remaining portions of the building average thirty-five feet in width ;
the east awd west ends being extended in their fronts, which face the south, to a line i)arallel
with the main or central buildmg. In front of the main building is a reception room, twenty by
twenty feet, through which visitors will enter. In the center of the reception room is a small
pool from the middle of which rises a tasty and unique fountain, the design showing a swan sur-
rounded by magnolias, upholding a bowl in which a mermaid rises, holding on her shoulders a sea-
shell in which the fountain plays. The east extension is used as the aquatic house. Here, in
the front, is located the fernery, in the shape of a (Grecian cross, from which the water passes to
the main pool in the rear of it, which is a trifle lower in height, and thirty feet in diameter.
Tliis will be the home of the Victoria Water Lilj% a tropical flower whose exuberant gi-owth
produces leaves five and six feet in length, each of wliich is capable of upholding a child on the
water. The temperature of this pool ■nail be maintained at eighty degrees Fahreidieit. The
heating apparatus is located in the basement of the office, which is situated directlj' in the rear
of the main building. The pipes for communicating the heat to the main building are over fimr
thousand feet in length. On the east of the office and in the rear of the east wing is located a
smaller glass house, fifty by twelve feet, containing two propogating beds. Similarij' located,
in rear of west wing, is another structure, twenty-five by thirty-five feet, containing two niii-sery
beds.
The whole building required in its construction twenty-six thousand square feet of glass,
weighing twenty-five tons, and two tons of putty. It is a marvel of architectural beauty, sur-
])assing in this respeciiiany similar construction in the United States, and is only equalled in size
by the Government Conservatory in the Horticultural Gardens at Washington. The contractors
were Messrs. Lord and Burnham, of Irvington, N. Y. , who make a specialty of works of this
class. This being the largest work they have ever executed, they have given personal suj)cr-
vision to all its details, and its com2)letion has justly created for them, as well as for the repu-
tation of San Francisco's greatest park, a monument of never failing beauty ; a testimonial to
the one of superior skill and genius, and to the management of the other a full comprehension of
the icsthetic tastes of our ])e()ple.
N o further work upon the parks of the city has been done during the year save simple
maintenance, except in the case of Pioneer Park, where the road leading to its summit has been
completed.
In addition to Golden Gate Park, we have Pioneer Park, on the crest of Telegraph Hill,
which emViraces six fifty-vara lots, do7iated for the jmrpose l)y several liberal citizens ; Buena
Vista Park, bounded l)y Haight, Fell and Broderick Streets, containing thirty-six acres;
Mountain Lake Public Square, in the Presidio Reservation, and eighteen additional reserved
blocks or scpiares in difl'erent sections of the city, most of which have been more or less im[irovcd.
Portsmouth Square, opposite the old Gity Hall, is noted as licing the jilacc where tlie United
States flag was raised over our newly acquired territory from Mexico on the Sth day of July,
1847.
Woodward's Garden.s. — Tliese gardens, although a private collection and im])rovenicnt,
are justly regarded as one of the principal attractions of the city. They are located on the
lilock bounded by Missi(m, Thirteenth, Valencia and Fourteenth Streets, are finelj' improved;
.and contain valuable and extensive collections of natural and antique curiosities, wild animals,
fossils ami paintings.
Promenades.— Upon Montgomery Street are located a large number of the most fashionable
retail liouses — three of the leading hotels are on this street, with a few squares, and four others
arc witliin "bell lx)y" distance. Some of the most elegant and substantial buildings are also
found on this street.
Galifomia Street intersects Montgomery at the business center, thus affording the spectator
a "ma]) of l)usy life, its fluctuations and its vast concerns." The block bounded by California,
Montgomery, i'inc and >Sansom .Streets, with the sides of streets opposite tlie same, represents
the Hnancial heart of the city, where, in its fierce pulsations, fortunes are made and lost in a
few short hours; the small speculator, a millionaire, and the millionaire, tempting the goddess
of fortune once too often, ))ecomes a wreck upon the connncrcial strand.
Kearny Street runs from Market to the top of Telegraph Hill, and is our fashionable prom-
enade, though few promen.ade its entire length and licight. Maiket Street continues in its
iirogress as a contestant for tlie scat of the retail traile, and l)ids fair in time to l)ccome the
iroadway of San Francisco. Ui)on tliese two streets may be seen people of every nationality
and from every clime. This would be a peculiarity in .any other city less cosmopolitan than San
Francisco; but we are accustomed to new faces, new things and new ideas. In short, ours is
BULLOCH & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
.in its
to all.
Wjitcr Supply.
The Spring Valley Water Works draw their principal supply at present from tlie Pe:
sula, where they control the water-shed of thirty -nine square miles, which supplies their tl
storage reservoirs, namely : the Pilarcitos, the San Andreas, and the Crystal Sjirings. T
are located at a sufficiently high altitude to supjily all parts of the city by gravitation. Tl
three reservoirs together have a storage capacity of over hfteen thousand million gallons. They
and will be increased to forty -six thousand million gallons, by building the lower Crystal Spri
dam. The water from these reservoirs is conducted, by means of two thirty-inch plate-iron pi]
into the Lake Honda and the College Hill reservoirs, respectively. The former holdsjthirty-tl
million gallons, and the latter fifteen million gallons. These two reservoirs again feed the
smaller disti-ibuting reservoirs in San Francisco, -v^z : Market Street, Russian Hill, Franc
Street, Clay Street, and Braiinan Street Reservoirs, all of which have a capacity of more t
sixty million gallons. The water from these distributing reservoirs is furnished to the irdi
tauts of San Francisco through a system of cast-iron pipes, laid in the streets, nearly
hundred and seventy miles in length, varjang in diameter from twenty-two inches to three inc!
The Company also obtain from Lobos Creek, by means of an aqueduct and pumping worki
Black Point, two million gallons daily. It owns additional water rights relating to the ci
streams above and below Spanishto-mi, which will enable it to utiHze a water-shed of si
square miles. It has also acquired Calaveras Valley, which controls two hundred and i
square miles of water-shed, and is the next nearest source of supply to San Francisco that exi
It has facilities readily adapting it to the construction of reservoirs that will contain f<
thousand million gallozis. From these Calaveras reservoirs the water will be conducted Ijy
aqueduct, consisting of two miles of tunnel, twenty-two miles of pi]je, and about twenty-four n:
of open aqueduct, to Crystal Springs and San Andreas Reservoirs ; independent pipe lines
convey the water from there to the city reservoirs. WTien the entire works are developed
proposed, the Spring Valley Water Works will have a storage capacity aggregating eighty
thousand million gallons, and fed from a total water- shed of about three hundred and fifty sqi
miles ; all of which, when developed, will give an average yield of more than two hundred :
lion gallons daily — which, according to the amount consumed in Liverpool, England, viz : fi
teen and one-half gallons per capita, will be enough to supply near fourteen million inhabita
The Company is also pjrepared, in case of any exigency requiring additional supplies, to pi
water from Lake Merced to the extent of five million gallons per day.
Exhaustive sur^'eys, looking to the building of water works to be owned by the city, by*
onel Mendell, of the United States Engineer Corps, under the direction of the Board of W:
Commissioners created by the act of the Legislature of 1876, were made in 1876 and 11
Some nine difl'erent schemes were presented as the result, Ijut the City and County Attor
giving an opinion against the power of the city to contract outside of the Peninsula, all furl
proceedings looking to the erection of new works were abandoned and overtures were made
the purchase of the Spring Valley system.
Finding it impossible to agree upon a price, the Commissioners made a formal condemna'
of the Spring Valley Works, and appointed Messrs. James R. Kelly, Patrick Crowley, and
J. L. Meares a^ a Board of Arbitration, to assess and award damages for the property condemi
Pending their action, a bUl was introduced and passed through the lower House' of the 1
islature of 1878, authorizing the purchase of the Spring Valley Works by the city, the price fi
in the bill being .'^IS.SOO, 000. The manifest injustice of these figures, so utterly beyond the
value of the property in question, awakened such a storm of indignation and brought forth
vehement a protest from the people of the city, that the bill never was pressed to a pass;
Since that time no further steps in the matter of the arbitration have been taken. A very j
eral sentiment is, however, gradually manifesting itself in the community looking to
establishment of a right on the part of the city over the rates as well as property of water c
panics.
Public Libraries.
The Mechanics' Institute contains thirty-three thousand volumes, of which about fifl
hundred were added during the past year. This Library is the official depository of the Pi.ep
of the Patent Office at Washington ; it also possesses the English Patent Rei)orts, some tl
thousand volumes, which were presented by the British Government, and is the only set
this Coast. It occupies a three-story brick building, owned by the Institute, on tlie south
of Post Street, between Montgomery and Kearny. The Mechanics' Industrial fairs are 1
under the auspices of the Mechanics' Institixte for the benefit of this Library. The Thirtee
Industrial Fair was opened August 13, 1878, and continued for a period of thirty-two d;
Expenditures. $20,904.24. The receipts : From admissions, $37,289.65; privileges, |3,855
total .$41,145.55— gain $20,241.31.
The building occupied by the Institute is valued at $1.35,000, books and fixtures $48, (
The ground floor is used for stores ; first floor for general library and reading-room ; sec
floor, reading-rooms for newspapers, periodicals, etc. , and chess rooms. This Liljrary is i
BEAMISH, Shirt Maimfactoer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDSBSON k EANLOLPE, Jewelers, 101 Montgomejy St
30 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Opened on Sundays as well as week days until nine o'clock P. M. Tlie present membership is
about seventeen hundred.
The Mercantile Library has two thousand members. This Library contains about fifty
thousand volumes, of which seventeen hundred were added during the past year. About eighty-
five thousand volumes are taken from the Library yearly, averaging about fortj' to each subrcriber;
This Library building is on the north side of Bush Street, between Sansom and Montgomery. It
is three stories high, with basement and attic. On the first floor is the library, reading, reference
library, ladies' reading-room, parlor, trustees' room, chess and smoking-rooms, writing-room,
museum, etc. In addition to the library, there are aU the EngUsh and American magazines,
the Eastern and the leading Foreign newspapers. The terms of subscription are one doUar
iniation fee, and three dollars quarterly dues. Strangers are invited to visit the rooms.
The Odd Fellows' Lierart. located in the Odd Fellows' Building, 325 Montgomery
Street, contains thirty-four thousand volumes. It contains many valuable works on the early
history of the Pacific Coast, was organized in 18-54, is open only to members of the order, and
is supported by pro rata assessments on the lodges of the city. Members of the order
other than those belonging to city lodges are entitled to its privileges on payment of a small
subscription. Its annual circulation exceeds one hundred thousand volumes.
The French Public Library, established by the Ligue Xationale Francaise, at 120 Sutter
Street, near Kearny, has in all ten thousand volumes of French books, the largest collection of
the kind on our Continent. It wiE be open every afternoon and evening, except Simday.
^ I The Law Library, located in Montgomery Block, contains about twenty thousand volumes
-*3 i of standprd legal authorities, decisions, reports, etc. The library is supported by payments
o received for Life membership certificates, annual and semi-annual subscription fees, and a docket
^ ! fee of one dollar for every case instituted in the Ihlstrict Courts of this cit\^ The receipts from
^ I these sources during the past year amounted to about 84,000. The Library is open every day,
•"• Sunday, holidays, and dies non not excepted, from nine o'clock A. M. until ten p. M. State,
PI Federal and Municipal officers are entitled to its pri%-ileges.
The Sas Francisco Verein, located on the comer of Sutter and Dupont Streets, is a
private social club. Its elegant rooms were fitted up at an expense of .?75,000. It has a library
of twenty thousand volumes, embracing the works of the most eminent Gennan historians,
statesmen, psychologists and litterateurs.
The Peoples' Free Library, authorized by an act of the last Legislature, is yet in
abeyance. The provisions of the act creating this library authorizes the Board of Supervisors
for "the City and County, to levy a tax of one mill on the dollar, in each year, for its creation,
maintenance and enlargement, and names as the original trustees, Messrs. John S. Hagar, Geo.
H. Rogers, Irving M. Scott, Pi, J. Tobin, E. D. Sawj-er, .John H. Wise, A. J. Moulder, Louis
Sloss, A. S. HaUidie, C. C. Terrell and Henry George. TTiis provision is deemed to be ample
security for a prospect of a library equal to any in the United States, in time. The Board of
Supervisors have appropriated ■?24,000, for expenditui-e during the present fiscal year, with
which a purchase of fifteen thousand volumes will be made as a nucleus. The officers of the
'^ I Board of Trustees are George'H. Rogers, president, and Henry George, secretary. Pacific Hall,
H I located on the north side of Bush Street, between Kearny and Dupont, has i-ecently been
•>, selected for temporary occupancy.
"Q. I The Workingmens' Free Library. — TJds library was formally organized on the 9th day
^ I of February of the present year, under the auspices of the Workingmens' Party of California,
•g I and is located for the present in commodious rooms at 861 ilarket Street. Although just
starte<l, this library by generous donations has already secured over one thousand volumes.
It is supported by monthly pajTnents of fifty centsf rom subscribers, while its benefits, as its
name implies, are free to all. Its officers are : H. M. Moore, president ; J. J. Flynn, secretary ;
W. T. Sullivan, financial secretary ; P. Murphy, Treasurer.
PnbUe .Srbools.
San Francisco has sixty-one public schools, in which six hundred and seventy-two teachers
are employed, seventy-four of them being men, and dve hundred and ninety-eight being women.
There are fifty-six principals, of whom fortj'-one are not rec^uired to teach classes. During the
la-st fiscal year, .?fJ74,047. 84 was expended for teachei-s' salaries — an increase of <?74, 659. 48 over the
previous year. The city school tax was 16. 62-100 cents on each.?100. The school census shows
that the numl>er of children in the city between the ages of six and seventeen who are entitled
to attend schrxJ was fifty-two thousand one himdred and eighty- two, an inciease of two thousand
seven hundred and seventy-eight over that of the ijrex-ious year. The total enrollment was as
follows: In the High Schools, one thousand two hundred and nineteen; in the Grammar .Schools,
fouVteen thousand four hundred and forty-eight ; in the Primaiy Schools, nineteen thousand
four hundred and six ; in the evening schools, three thousand five hundred and ninetj'^-nine.
Xuml>er of children under seventeen years of age, eighty thousand two hundred and eighty-
eight; increase from .July 1, 1877 to June 30, 1878, forty-three. The total exj^enditures f or the
fiscal year were .S989,2.58.90; the increase for the year being .52.56, 9;M. 82. The estimated value
of .schfXil property is as follows: School sites, §1,630,000; school buildings, .$875,000; school
furniture. .§170,000; libraries, §12,000 ; aj>paratus, 824,000. Total valuation of school Tjroperty,
.?2,7] 1,000.
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BULLOCZ 2i JOirJlS, 105 Mont^mery St, Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 70S to 716 Keamy St
PROGRESS OF THE CITY. 31
Pkivate Schools. — There are about one hundred private schools in the citj', varjang from
the small family school of five or six scholars to, the large college "with four or five hundre'L
The number of scholars reported to the Census Marshal in June, 1878, was six thousand five
hundred and fifty-one, a decrease from the preceding year of four hundred and fortj'-three.
An organization, known as the Public Kindergarten Society, was effected in July last for g^
the purpose of establishing a free kindergarten sj'stem for the benefit of the children of the jK>or o
of the city, under the auspices of Dr. Felix Adler. Members pay one dollar monthlj', and life ^
memberships are secured by the pajTuent of .?100. The instruction will be entirely secular. It O
is expected that the society will be able to carry its project into successful operation during the ' '
coming year. Its directors are Messrs. S. Heydenfeldt, F. Schiinemann Pott, S. Nickelsburg,
Joseph W. Winans and F. MacCreUish, and Mrs. H. Behrend, Mrs. Muser, Mrs. L. Gottig
and ^liss Malwedel.
The HA,STrsGS College or the Law. — This institution, which is in connection with, and
under the auspices of the University of Calif oniia, is a creation of the past year, and owes its - *
formation to the munificence of Judge S. C. Hastings, who endowed it with a free gift of §
$100,000. The Act of the Legislature establishing the College authorizes the Board of Suj>er-
visors of San Francisco to provide suitable rooms in this city, and makes it mandator}' upon the
Law Library Association to extend its benefits to the students of the College. It is intended
to ultimately provide accommodations for this College in the New City Hall. It is now located
in the Assemblj' Room of the Society of California Pioneers, 808 ilontgomerj' Street. The
number of students is one hundred and ten. The officers are, .John Norton Pomeroy, L.L. D.,
Professor of Municipal Law ; S. Clinton Hastings, Dean, and Charles P. Hastings, Registrar.
Office of dean and registrar, room 2, Court Block 6.36 Clay Street.
Health Department.
A review of the report of J. L. Meares, il. D. , Health Officer, for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1878, shows four thousand nine hundred and seventy -seven deaths against six thousand
one huntlred and seventj' of the preceding year, a decrease of one thousand one hundred and
ninety-three. This decrease is accounted for by the existence of the small pox and diphtheria
epidemics during the former year, and the abatement of a large number of nuisances, including
the obliteration of many jwnds of stagnant water and marshes by tilling in. Estimating the
population at three hundred thousand, the death-rate was sixteen and fifty -nine one-hundredths,
a decrease of three and ninety-seven one-hundredths from that of the preceding year. This is
the lowest mortality rate recorded in the history of the Department, and is less than that of
most of the large cities of our country. The proportion of deaths from zymotic diseases is still
unreasonably large, but it is expected that this undue proportion will disappear with the
perfection of our sewage and drainage systems.
BospilaLs.
San Francisco's high standard in the matter of eleemosynary provision for its sick has suffered
no diminution during the year. Early in her history, the rivalry which existed among the
different nationalities that made her population cosmopolitan, lead to the establishment of
large and well supported hospitals by tie French, German and Italian citizens among us. all of
which, although especially designed for the care of their own countrymen, are open to any who
can pay a moiierate charge for their advantages. In addition, there are several jirivate hospitals
supported by private charity, among which may be noted the Stat« Woman's Hospital, on
Twelfth Street near Howard, the San Francisco Female Hospital, 930 Clay Street, and the
Foundling, 913 Tyler Street, the latter, as its name indicates, being for the shelter and care | o
of abandoned and unfortunate infants. St. Lukes. Hospital, under the auspices of the Epis- i ^
cojxUiaus of the city, is situated en San Jose Avenue, near Twenty-seventh Street. St. Mary's
HospitAl, under the charge of the Sisters of Mercy, occupies an elevated and pleasant site on ! g^
Rincon HiU. The French Hospital is situated on Bryant Street. l>etween Fifth and Sixth, and
the Italian Hospital on tie comer of Twenty-eighth and Xoe. The new (3^rman Hospital is an
iuore.ase to the hospital accomodations of the city during the year. It was built to replace the
old buildijig. located on Brannan Street, which was destroyed by fire in 1876, and is located on
the corner of Fourteenth and Xoe Streets. The grounds embrace the four blocks bounded by . S
Fourteenth, Ritiley, Xoe and Castro Streets, are thickly studded with cedar, fir and eucalyptcs *^
trees, and are in process of improvement to an extent which wHI render them one of the ■ ^
attractions of the city. The building was formally opened Febmary 22, 1878, i? three stories in g
height in the main part, with two two-story wings on each side. It cost a little over §200,<>A>, o
and has accomodations for three hundred patients. i g
Mannfartmres. C*
From the detailed repxvrt of A, Badlam, Esq.. City and County Assessor, made to the I P
Survey or-(.i«neral in July. 1S7S. the following statistics of the mechanical and manufactcring I
industries of the city, for the year 1877. have been compiled: Number of manufact^r! ■ ~
hundre^l and ninety-six : number of hands employed, twenty-five thc'usand two hui.
three, of which about four thousand were women and lx>y5 under sixteen years of age : .
value of m;mufactured proiiuots. S53, 433.492. The detailed figures for 1S7S have ::
been compile*.!, althouch careful estimates place the aggregate production at from -S^"
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T^TgAirrsTT lias always on liand every Tariety of Unisrwear.
ANDEESON Si EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
32 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
to .?48,000,000, a reduction from thep^e^^ous year o-wing to the general depression and reduction
iu values. In boots and shoes there has been in 1878 a material increase, the products being
§2,700,000, against about .?2, 000,000 for 1877. This industry includes fifty-six factories,
exclusive of the four or five hundred small shops, and furnishes about one half of the manu-
factured goods handled in our market This proportion would be materially improved but for
the disrepute brought upon our home manufactures by the inroads into the trade which have
been made by the large number of Chinese workmen producing heavy lines of inferior goods.
Some of the larger establishments have endeavored to relieve this situation by the employment
of mixed white and Chinese labor, but the mutual antipathy of the two races has rendered it
almost impossible.
There has also been a steady increase in the amount of cheap clothing manufactured, the
Chinese still absorbing all of the lower grades of products. The nurdber of hands employed
exceeds four thousand, and the value of products, $3,000,000. Dress goods for gentlemen's
wear have also been made to an extent never before known. In cigars, the production h;« been
for the year 108,339,975, against 107,299,665 in 1877. Large amounts of Eastern cigars were
thrown upon our market during the year under cover of the Chinese cry, and values much
depressed in ccmsecjuence, but many of our larger establishments having dispensed with their
Chinese help, an<l using better stock in their productions, the California made cigars are gradually
recovering tlieir lost gromid.
Our flouring mills produced during the year breadstuffs to the amount of f2,800,000, and our
two sugar refineries an aggregate of products reaching $5,500,000.
In our foundry, bt)iler, and iron works some decrease has been felt, about twelve hundred
nicii being employed, with manufactures reaching $2,750,000. Our iron works enjoy almost the
monopoly of the mining machinery manufacture, almost all the machinery for the mines of Cal-
ifornia, Nevada and Arizona being made here, as well as the greater part of that ordered for
South American mines. As a specimen of the immensity of the works constructed for these
j)ur])oses, the engine built by the Union Iron Works, of this city, for the Yellow Jacket mine
may be cited. This engine, with its boilers, pumps and gear weighs 1,200 tons, is of 1,500
horse power, and cost $300,000, and was completed in February, 1878, having furnishetl work
in its construction to about five hundred skilled artisans for several months.
(.)ur woolen mills report about the same production for 1878 as 1877. Number of hands em-
ployed, seven hundred. Value of productions, $1,500,000. During the year the Mission Woolen
Mills, in competition against Eastern bidders, secured a Government contract amounting to over
$250,000.
Prominent among our varied manufacturing interests may be noted the Selby Smelting and
Lead Works and Shot Tower. This estaljlishment, besides being the only one on the Pacitic
Coa-st, manufactures almost the total product in the lead line consumed on the Coast. It em-
ploys in the aggregate about two hundred and fifty men, and its manufactures for the past 3^ear
reached $1,400,000. Considerable activity has been imjiarted to its business by the development
of a large demand ff)r lead from China, promising to create almost a new txade by bringing into
value the l)as<-r ])roducts of our mines, which have heretofore been neglected on account of lack
of demand. In wire work the California Wire Works Company have to report the manufacture
of about eight hundred thousand feet of wire rope during the year. This company makes
a specialty of the manufacture of heavy wire rope, and during the period of their existence have
sujiplieil almost all the wants of our mines, street railroads and shipping, besides making large
(juantities for exj)ort.
A dctaileil stiitcment of all the manufacturing institutions of our city would include in its
scope ahnost the entire list of articles kno^v^l to commerce. New establishments foi- the propa-
gation of new industries are but tlie legitimate fruits of the continued development of our
natural resources, and tliese resources varying tcj an extent which includes almost all mineral,
vcgetalilc, and agricultural products, enforce the necessity and desirability of id.1 classes of
manufacture.
Bankliijc aud Finniire.
There were, on the Ist day of July, 1878, one hun(b-ed and two offices for the transaction of
liaiiking business in this Stiitc, of which fifty-six were commercial banks, twenty-eight .savings
banks, nine National (iold Banks, and nine private bankers. Excluding tlie jirivate bankers,
fniin whom no returns have Ijccu made public, the aggregate ciipital of the banks amounted to
.$41,909,598; deposits, $102,604,204; reserve fund. $9,984,819; total, $153,498,621, to which
aibl estimated amount lield by ])rivate bankers, insurance comi)anies, brokers, etc., $18,000,(XX),
making a total for the State of $171,498,()21. Of these, San Francisco has twenty-five incor-
jiorated banks and nine jirivate bankers, whose aggregate ca])ital, inclusive of tliat lield by
insurance ooinpanies, bnikors, etc., amounted to about $I32,CK)0, 000. The ca])ital and i-eserve
fund (if the savings banks of this city, .lunu .30, 1S78, amounted to $3,879,700, deposits
$57.734.()(K) ; nniid)er uf de2)ositors, sixty -six tluiusaud four hundi-ed and eighty-seven, or an
average for each of $927.
The diviilends paid by local corjjorations, as far as the same have been reported for the year
1878, amounted to $26,649,300 as against $34,366,8(XHor 1877— <^lecrease $5,717,500. These
figiiros do not include the figures of the CJentral Pacitic Riiilroad Company. Of the amount
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
33
paid in dividends, the mining companies contributed $18,234,700 against $23,971,600 in 1877 —
decrease $5,726,900 ; so that, aside from the mining companies, an increase in local profits of
$9,400 has been developed. The decrease in mining stock dividends is more than accounted for
by the stoppage of dividends by the Bonanza mines, the Consolidated Virginia paying its last
dividend for 1878 in Juno, ami the California in August, the total amount ])aid by these two
mines being $12,900,000 against $20, 160,000 in 1877. The total assessments returned delinquent
to stock boards for the year was $12,736,000 — an increase over 1877 of $1,138,000.
The act approved March 30, 1878, providing for the appointment of Bank Commissioners
and prescribing their duties, went into effect May 16, 1878, by the appointment by the
Governor of Messrs. Evan J. Coleman, of San Francisco, Robert Watt, of San Rafael, and
James T. Murphy, of San Jose, Commissioners. Examinations were commenced in August,
and as a result of their labors the Masonic Savings and Loan Bank closed August 22, 1878, the
Farmer's and Mechanic's Savings Bank closed September 5, 1878, and the French Savings and
Loan Society closed September 17, 1878, the Director General, Gustave Mahe, committing
suicide on that date in consequence of discoveries made by the Commissioners. The losses to
depositors in the first two instances promises to be but a small per cent. , while the French
bank will, it is thought, be able to pay its depositors seventy per cent. ; it has since been
reoi'ganized, and will continue business.
The Odd Fellows' Savings Bank was examined in October, the Commissioners
linding a surplus, although a meagre one, in favor of the depositors. During January of the
present year, however, the directors by an order passed the dividend for the term ending
December 31, 1878. The Commissioners, disputing their right to pass the dividend, directed
the Ijank to rescind the order. In consequence of this decision tlie bank decided to go into
liquidation. It is stated that no losses to depositors will result from its close.
The results of the operations of the Bank Commissioners have been most salutary, and
although a nominal reduction in our banking capital has been effected thereby, it has been
accompanied with the greater compensation of an assured confidence in the remaining institutions
which have withstood the test of their scrutiny.
During the past year the operations of the San Francisco Clearing House represent a total
of $715,266,300; $689,746,700 being for gold, and $25,519,600, silver exchanges.
€ity and C'ouufy Bouelcd I>4'1!>t, Juue 30, 18T8.
Issued in
1858...
1862-3 .
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1865...
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1870 . . .
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By the
City and County
Cit}' and County for San Josd
Railrc ad
City and County for City Slip
City and County for City Slip
Central Pacific R. R. Co
Western Pacific R. R. Co
School Department
Judgment
School Department
Park Improvement
Hospital y
School Department
Park Improvement
Hospital
Park Improvement
House of Correction
School Department
Park Improvement
City Hall
Payable
1888
1877-
1883
1884
1894
1895
1881
1887
1890
1897
1891
1882
1897
1893
1904
1894
1S94
1904
1899
Annual Interest.
Pr. ct.
Pavable in
San Francisco
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
San
Francisco
Francisco \
Francisco )
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Francisco
Totals .
Annual
Sinking Fund
About §42,000
About 47,000
About 20,000
About 13,000
About 18,000
About 17,000
About 15,000
About 10,000
About 10,500
2,000
About 33,000
Bonds in
Circulation
§542,000
2,000
424,500
11,000
377,000
250,000
197,000
246,000
285,000
150,000
170,000
100,000
75,000
40,000
125,000
150,000
200,000
125,000
750,000
$227,000 .•J4,2I9,500
Funded debt, June 30, 1878, $4,219,500. Cash in Treasury (various sinking funds), $911,-
373. Actual debt, $3,308,127.
The bonds issued for the opening and improvement of Montgomery Avenue, and for the
widening of Dupont Street, are not included in the table of funded debt. The former amount
to $1,579,000, bear six per cent, interest, and are redeemable in thirty years; and the latter
$1,000,000, bear seven per cent., and are redeemable in twenty years. The ^jroperty directly
benefited by both improvements is pledged for their payment.
The receipts into the Treasury of San Francisco for the year ending June 30, 1878, were
$4,808,887. Expenditures same period, $5,156,224. Of the former the apportionment to the
State was $1,465,575.
For the year ending June 30, 1878, the following amounts were paid for the support of the
different departments of the Municipal Government : Salaries, City and County Officers, $497,-
077; Police, $262,066; Fire (including Fire Alarm Telegraph, erection of hydrants, and all
LEAMISH'S Shirts are the Tjest. Try them.
ANDERSON & PvANLOLPE. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
34 SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
other expenses connected vrith the DeDartment), 8269,305; School, .?9S9,259; Street Lights,
§291,863; Hospital, ^4.6S7; Alms House, S6S.330; Eedemption of Bonds, 8103,000; Interest
on funded debt, 8372.207. The number of salaried employees connected with the Municipal
(xovernment exceeds eleven hundred. Mho receive for salaries annually an aggregate of over
one million three hundred thousand dollars.
The Special Fee Fund for 1877-8 aggregated 8209,699, of which the Recorder returned
842,S3o.2o; the County Clerk, 860,712; the Sheriff, S29.694; the Tax Collector, 817.052, and
the Clerk of the Justices' Courts, 821,283. The amount received from poll taxes was §69,514.
In.snrance.
On January 1, 1878, there were one hundred and nine, of which seven are California
companies, fire and marine insurance companies transacting business in California, and twelve
life insurance companies can^nng on a general business. In addition, two life insurance
companies were colJeciin^ renewal premiums. Policies of fire and marine insurance to the
amount of 8315,745,811.03 were written during the j'ear ; the premiums received were 84,902,-
85.5.87; and the losses paid, .$1,483,124.06. The seven California companies wi-ote 879,374,092,
or about twenty-five per cent, of the whole. The paid-up cash capital of the California
companies is 82,070,000. During the year eleven additional tire and marine and seven life have
been admitted, and eight fire and marine have ceased to do business within the State. It will
be seen that the percentage of losses is but twenty-six per cent, of the premiums received.
Neteornlo^irnl Observaiioas made at Sail Franoisro, from \oTcmber, 1850, to Jauuary, 1S?9.
BY HESRT GIBBONS, M. D.
In the following tables the reader wiU find, in a condensed form, the results of twenty-
eight years' diligent observation of the climate of San Francisco, with more particular reference
to tain.
Rain has fallen in every month of the year. In July it has rained only in two years;
August has furnished raJu in five years; June m eight years; September in thirteen j'ears;
October in sixleen yeai-s. No account is made o' a mere sprinkle, nor of the deposit of sum-
mer mist. I^he gieafcesi; quantity of mist which ever falls in twenty-four hours is about thiee
hundreilths of an inch. But this quautity is very rare. Near the ocean the mist is much more
copious.
Ttie dtiest season was 1850-51, which gave only seven inches. Xexfc to that wi.s lS6;3-64,
with eight and one haK inches. The winter of 1867-68 gave the most rain — forty inches. The
avera;^e is l>etween twenty-one and twenty-two inches.
The earliest setting in of the rainy season was October 8; the latest, Januaxy 12. An early
beginning and an abundant supply are apt to go together, but there is no rule in this respect —
the latest lieginuings have been followed by an average supply.
The average date of the beginning of the rainy season is November 28; of the termination,
Apiil 10. March is as certivin to bring rain in liberal amount as any other month. )n one
year out of e^ery tliree there is no rain of importance after Marc^. The last showers of the
season come, with remarkable uniformity, about the third week of May.
The middle of January is the average diNnding point oC the rainy season. The mean quan-
tity before January 1 is alK)ut equal to the mean quantity after January 31.
December gives the greatest average qnauLity; Januaiy is not far behind; February, March,
and November come next, and are nearly alike; then Apc'l, May, and October, in the order
named.
The greiitest amount of rain in any ove month was in January, 1862, when there fell the
enormous quantity of eighteen inches.
The most extraordinary summer rain was in June, 1875, when 1.11 inches fell during a
southerly storm which lasted several days. That this was an anomaly is made apparent by the
fact that in the three summer months during twenty-eight years the whole quantity of rain,
coUuctivcly, deducting tliis, was only l.i) inches.
It i.s worthy of note that in the driest seasons there has been an abundant supjdy for agri-
cnltur;il purposes, h.ad it l)een distributed evenly. Three inches in December, with one inch
in each of the four following months, would produce full crops.
The rain table of San Francisco may be made the basis for estimating the fall in other parts
of the State. The mountains of the north have from two to three times as much, and the
sontheni section of the Stite about half as much, or even less in some localities. The valley
of the S.-icramento has nearly the same quantity .as San Francisco; that of the San Jo;u|uiu one
fourth, or one third less, the qu.intity <liuiinishing southward.
liy nfcrcnce to tlie tables showing the extremes of heat and cold, it appears that the coldest
weather was in January, 18.54, wlien the mercury fell to 25 . At that time the mud in the
Btreets was frozen solid, and the sliallow ]X)nds were covered with ice strong enough for boys to
skate on. But such weather is extr.;mely rare, though since that time the gniund has been
frozen several times so as not to thaw fully in the shade for several days. The coldest noonday
embraced in the record Wi« ST. Often the entire winter passes by without bringing the ther-
mometer 80 low as the freezing point. In 1853 it fell at no time below 40°.
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Monteomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
PROGRESS OF THE CITY.
35
The extreme of heat was on the tenth and eleventh of September, 18^2, when the thermom-
eter reached 97" and 98" on the two days, respectively. This, however, was entirely excep-
tional, and might not occur again in half a century ; the air was dry as a sirocco, and caused
the woodwork of houses to crackle a.nd the plaster to break on the wooden walls.
With the exception just noted, the hottest day was June 11, 1877—94°. Next come July
6, 1867, and June 12, 1876— 9.3^ The temperature reached 91' on six days, viz : Once in Octo-
ber, 1864, once in .September, 1865, once in June, 1872. once in June, 1877, and twice in Sep-
tember, 1877. In July, 186.3, it was 90'. It appears therefore, that there were but twelve
days in twenty-seven years, when the temperature reached 90^
The table of mean temperature shows that our sununer does not come till the summer months
have passed by. September is the wannest month in the year, and October next ; then comes
August ; July, the hottest month elsewhere, is the fourth here, or links with June; next come
Api-il and May ; then March and November ; then February, and, finally, January and Decem-
ber, which are the onlj' winter months, if indeed we have any weather that deserves the name
of winter.
Twice the ground has been covered with snow. On the twenty-ninth of December, 1856, it
snowed very fast for several hours, and two or three inches gathered, but it melted before n-^ht.
On the tweKth of January, 1868, it snowed fast before day, so that two inches collected. But
it disappeared before sum-ise, so that few persons enjoyed the rare spectacle.
The extraordinary/ evenness of the cHmate depends on the adjacent ocean, the water of which,
flowing iu a cuiTent from the north, is alw"aj'S at a temperature of about 54°, summer and
winter. The sea breeze of summer, which chills the air at noonday, leaves no place for hot
nights. There is not, on an average, one night in the year when it is warm enough to sit out
of doors at midnight with comfort.
T AT=}X,B I.
SHO-nrSG THE AMOUNT OF HAIS IX EACH MOSTH SINCE 1850; AND TBTE TOTAL AMOUST IN EACH EATNY SEASON.
NOTE— EACH COLUMN EEPREbENTS ONE RAINY SEASON.
Month
1854ll855
18561857
1858i 18591860 1861
186211863 1864 18651868
1867 1868i8691870Jl87ljl872}l873 1874187a
1876jl877,1378
1 nust
.1
'3A
.5
4.8
1859
.1
'"i
2.7
1363
'".2
'2.5
1.7
1864
.2
.1
.1
7.6
6.9
1865
. i- --
....!.. ..!....!....
1
"i'Pt
October . .
Nov
Dee'b'r. . .
'2.1
A
A
1&55
'i;2
5.4
1856
.1
.5
2.9
4.0
1857
.9
3.0
4.2
1858
'h'.i
1.5
1860
.1....
.9....
.2 3.8
4.8 6.1
1861 1862
.2
.1
3.1
.6
1866
■2;7
13.1
1867
.1
.6
3.1
12.1
1868
1
.2 2.3
1.2 1.2
4.3| 4.6
1869 1870
.1
'".5
3.0
1S71
.1
.1
2.3
13.4
1872
.1
.1
2.9
7.8
1873
....1 .1
.a! 2.7
1.21 5.4
9.6 .3
18741875
.2
7.1
3.4
1876
.3 6
2.9 .7 1.1
.3 1.5 .7
.... 2.81 .9
1877|1878,1S79
Janu'y...
Feb
March . . .
April
Slay
4.5
4.6
4.3
5.6
2.2
8.4
.5
1.6
3.2
.9
2.1
8.6
1.6
.1
4.4
1.3
3.9
1.1
.1
.1
1.0
5.2
2.5
.3
2.0
1.1
1.4
3.1
1.7
2.6
1.2
2.8
-.7
.2
18.1
6.1
1.7
1.1
.9
.2
3.3
3.3
2.4
2.9
.4
1.3
lA
.9
.5
3.S
.8
.6
.7
.4
11.0 6.C
1.6 6.2
2.6 2.2
.1 1.1
1.8 .1
9.6
6.2
6.4
2.2
".2
6.4
4.0
3.2
2.2
.1
3.8
4.5
1.8
1.5
.4
2.3 6.5
3.6 7.9
1.2 1.6
2.1 1.2
.3....
2.3
3.4
.7
.4
5.3: 7.1
2.5i .1
3.6 1.2
.9 .1
.4 .2
.... 1.1
7.0
4.2
4.7
1.)
.2
3.9
1.0
1.0
.2
.1
12.0: 3.5
12.7 4.4
4.6 8.4
].0 2.0
.2.....
"
.3
.... ....i....
.i....
1 1
Totals. . .
24.1
21.2
20.0
19.0
19.8
17.1jl4.6|38.0
15.2] 8.5
21.3
21.2 32.0 40.5J21.6
20.2|13.1
33.1
17.7
24.l|l8.2|28.2
9.7
35.6 21.6
1850— Nov., 1.3; Dec, M. 1851— Jan., 0.6; Feb., 0.4; March, 1.9; April, 1.1; May, .7; June, .0; July, .0; Total, 7.1:
Aug., .1; Sept., 1.0; Oct., .2; Nov.. 2.2; Dec. 7.1. 1852 —Jan., .6; Feb., .1; March, 6.4; April, .2; May, .3; June, .0;
July, .0; Total 18.2. Aug., .0; Sept., 0; Oct.. .8; Nov., 5.3; Dec, 11.9; 1853— Jan., 4.1; Feb., 1.2; March, 4.8; April,
5 1; May, .3; June, .0; July, .0; Total 33.5. Aug., .0; Sept., .0; Oct., .1; Nov., 1.4; Dec, 2.1; 1854— Jan., 4.3; Feb.-
8.4; March, 3.2; April, 3.3; May, .1; June, .1; July, .0; Total 23.0.
T-A.'RX.E II-
DATE OF the FIRST AND LAST RAINS, AND OF THE BEGINNING AND ENDING OF EACH RAINY SEASON ; ALSO, THE
AMOUNT OF RAIN WHICH FELL BEFORE THE END OF THE YEAR, AND THE AMOUNT AFTER THE END OP
THE YEAR, IN EACH SE.4.SON, SINCE 1851.
1851-C2..
1852-03. .
1853-54. .
1834-55..
1853-56..
18r;>-f,7..
13J7-E3. .
1853-?9..
1859-60. .
18'<C-61..
18S)-62..
1862-63. .
1863-64..
1864-65. .
First
Bain.
Sept.
iOct.
;3ept.
!oct.
I Nov.
Sept.
I Oct.
|Oci,.
' Kov.
Oct.
>:ov.
Nov.
Sept.
.Nov.
Last
Rain.
6 May
28 May
15 April
4|May
lO.May
10|Mar.
e.May
2llMay
9 May
4 May
1 iMay
5 May
19 May
15 Jlay
Raint Season.
17 Dec
12 Nov.
28 Jan.
20 Dec
25; Nov.
31 i Nov.
211 Nov.
22 Dec
22lNov.
22. Dec
r: Nov.
19' Dec
17 Nov.
19 Nov.
19
Ends.
March 31
April 29
April
April
April
March
Ap.ril
April
Api-U
April
April
April
1) Ap.ril
2J March
Bef'e
After
Jan.
Dec.
10.5
7.7
18.0
15.5
3.6
19.4
2.9
21.2
6.6
14.6
7.5
12.5
8.1
10.9
8,8
11.0
6.9
10.2
6.0
8.6
9.9
28.1
2.9
12.3
4.4
4.1
14.9
6.4
First
Rain.
liast
Rain.
Rainy Season^ Iggf.^t^j.^^
Remn, : F.nd« ! J*»l- i ^ec.
Begins. ' Ends.
1865-66..
1866-67..
1867-68..
1868-69. .
1869-70. .
1870-71..
1871-72. .
1872-73. .
1873-74. .
1S74-75. .
1875-76..
1876-77. .
1877-78..
Sept.
Nov.
Sept.
Oct.
Wept.
Nov.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
Sept.
Oct.
24 June
3 May
14,1 une
I'Mf.y
IMay
< May
27 M?y
17 Ai)iil
6.ToDe
3 Ii'jje
26 May
4 May
21 May
8 Nov.
17 Nov.
2;' Nov.
19 Dec
19 Dec.
28 Dec
31 Dec.
21 Nov.
2;; Dec
10 Oct.
23 \ov.
21 Oct.
20 Nov.
13Mavch 31 4.0
lb April 12 15.8
IflApiil 13 15.9
17 March 29 5.7
7 Aiiiil 1] 8.1
2Ap.il 17 3.6
16 Aiv.il
23, Feb.
;iMay
J8. 15.8
23 10.8
7 11.4
CMa'ch 23
1, April 28 10.7
i: Api-U 16 3.50
17.2
16.4
24.6
1:..9
15.0
9.4
17.2
6.8
1J.6
9.7
17.4
6.12
liMarch 29 30.5
BEAIrHSH'S Shirts have no eqnal— in Price, Qna^ty, or Fit
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
36
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
T-A-BLE III.
MAXIMTM QUANTITY OF RAIX IX EACH MOSTH, MINIMUM QUANTITY IX EACH MONTH, AJSD AVERAGE QUANTITY
IN EACH MONTH, SIKCE 1850.
Jan.
Feb. j Mar. ! April.' May.
June. July, t Aug.
Sept. 1 Oct.
Nov. Dec.
Maximum
18.1
0.6
5.0
12.7 6.4 1 5.6 2.0
0.0 0.6 ! 0.0 0.0
3.41 2.95! 1.5 .6
1.11
0.0
0.09
0.3 1 0.2
0.0 i 0.0
1.0 1 3.4
0.0 1 0.0
7.6 13.4
0.1 0.3
0.01 0.02
.09 .4
2.65 5.26
MEAN' TEMPERATURE OF EACH MONTH SINCE 1850. DEDUCED FROM TWO DAILY OBSERVATIONS, ONE AT SUNRISE,
THE OTHER AT NOON ; ALSO, THE MEAN TEMPERATURE OF EACH YEAR.
Mth1853'18M 1855 1856 185711858 1859:1860 1861.186211863 1864 1865il866ll867 18681869187011871 1872 1873 1874 1875J1876 18771878
Jim.:
Frh..
Mrh
Apr I
.W./;/.
Ju„>.
July
Au.j.
S-^it..
O-t . .
N.,r .
Dec.
46.547.8
18.8 50.5
49,0.53.0
r>3. 653.0
57.2154.0
61.5157.9
5M.3G1.3
61.1162.5
(;i.4|i;2.9
.w.7i5<;.8
j3.5!52.8
46.3149.2
47.6'57.7
46.750.9
50.257.8
51.3 55.7
55.5 57.6
61.258.2
61.7 59.7
62.0 61.1
61.363.6
63.362.2
56.257.3
49.5 53.7
49.0.51.2
53.4,52.0
M. 3 50.5
.58.4,57.5
58 058.3
02.0'60.2
59.663.2
59.0'60.4
C2.11G1.3
62.058.2'
.56. 6 56.7
54.7|55.3
L
45.951.2
51.951.2
53.557.4
5.5.356.5
58. 0158. 5
58.000.0,
59.660.2
59.859.6
59.360.0
60.8:60.5
57.2156.4
53.2 50.7
.52.5'.51
.53.5 51
51.5 53
54.854
58.4,55
i5S.456
62.458
64.3 59
61. Sol
58.0'61
55.456
51.054
553.3 55.5 47,
0 55.0 511.0 49,
2 55,0 55.149,
2 54,5 54.8.55.
3 57.61,55.158,
5 60.0'56.2 59.
0 50.7
59.8
460.0
262.2
57.5.57
60.059
58.7 61
58.6 60
6 58.0156.4 56
7 51.3|49.0;49
1148.3149,
l!4',l.9i52,
8 51.3.53,
7;.)2.8;56,
057.056,
0.59.0 60,
958.258.
5!58.4 61,
3 59,4 62.
061.9 61.
4 56.9 57,
6:,51.0 5O,
52.3 52.4
55.953.7
53.255.5
55.7 56.4
57.058.2
62.5 58.7
61.0 58.0
60.4 59.2
7 '62. 6 60.5
8|60.7 61.4
4156.4 56.5
2'51.650.5
jrfun58.157.157.C55.7 57.0|55.4!54.8 55.1,55.4 55.5,57.5 57.0 56.7i57.4,57.150.1i56.9;56.8.54.6;55.4 55.7 54.5 55.4 56.7i57.9 56.8
1851- Jan., 49.3; Fob. 51.1; March, 53.8; April, 57.7; May, 57.0; June, 58.8; July, 57.9; Aug.. 63.2; Sept., 61.6;
Oct., 61.9; Nov., 56.3; Dec, 51.3.; Mean, 56.6. 1852-Jan., 50.8; Feb., 53.1; March, 52.9; AprU, 55.4; May, 55.1; June,
60.4; July, 61.4; Aug., 61.2; Sept., 63.1; Oct., 58.7; Nov., 53.5; Dec, 50.8; Mean, 56.5.
T-A-IBIjE! -^V.
extremes op bbat in each month since 1850; also, in each ye-vr.
Mth
1853
1854
1855
1856 1857 1858
1859
1800 1861
1862
1863;1864 18G5|1866
1867
18681869
18701871
187218731874
1875'l876
1877
1878
Jiin..
62
69
72
60
67
62
65
62
60
62
63
70
63
61
61
.W
64
69 63
62
69 60
62
61
64
62
Frh. .
67
69
72
70
68
70
65
74
61
58
64
73
65
70
64
68
69
70
63
65
69
65
68
67
06
62
M-rh.
77
72
78
80
74
73
70
75
82
72
79
74
71
69
65
70
72
67
72
67
78
65
69
73
75
66
A prl
75
83
78
69
81
SO
80
83
79
75
82
84
75
88
85
75
70
72
74
70
77
73
84
75
66
73
Mail.
81
73
83
69
75
87
85
73
76
76
78
75
87
79
87
86
86
87
76
82
74
82
70
83
69
76
Juiu.
87
74
82
74
8"/
77
85
74
76
79
78
70
87
85
86
72
72
74
80
91
68
85
76
93
94
75
July.
78
81
90
78
72
86
82
82
78
86
72
70
79
76
93
75
74
83
70
69
72
73
73 77
76
74
Aiuj .
V«
85
V9
80
83
73
80
86
76
87
82
78
75
75 73
75
75
80
80
75
75
68
69 75
77
74
S>pt..
88
87
84
85
88
88
87
88
76
U
82
86
91
77 88
70
85
78
88
73
72
89
82
83
91
78
Ort...
85
83
79
79
83
79
89
79
83
84
87
91
80
80
79
A5
K,
76
85
82
76
78
80
76
77
80
Nov .
73
72
67
74
72
73
71
70
69
70
72
72
76
72
70
75
73
72
78
70
72
72
69
70
67
67
Dec..
69
71
61
58
60
69
63
61
63
64
69
63
60
64
66
63
64
62
64
65
57
65
63
64
64
67
Year
88
87
90
85
88
88
89
88
83
87
87
91
91
88
93
86
86
87
88
91
78
89
84
93
94
80
1851-^Jan , 64 ; Feb., 71; March, 74; April, 84; May, 71; .Tune, 78; July, 73; Aug,, 82; Sept., 75; Oct,, 83; Nov., 73;
Doc, 61. Year, 84, 1852 -Jan., 64; Feb., 05; Ma.ch, 81; April, 82; May, 67; June, 80; July, 79; Aug., 76; Sept., 98;
Oct., 78; Nov,, 80; Doc, 63. Year, 98.
XXTRKMK8 OF COLD IN EACH MONTH SINCE 1850; ALSO, IN EACH YEAR.
Mth
t8,'k)I8.M
1855
18A6 1857
I8S8
1859
1860|l861
1863 1863|l864
18851866
1867
18681869
1870
1871
1872
1873
1874
1875
1876
1877
1878
Jiin. .
41 25
33
33
32
30
30
31
29
29
40
.38
35 1 38
ai
32 35
.%
M
41
46
.10
.15
.13
.16
.^1
Feb..
42
JH
41
40
31
30
34
32
38
34
38
43
38 42
a?
31
.36
.S8
.38
40
.16
.18
43
.18
44
45
UeK.
41
38
44
41
41
»1
y>
37
37
37
44
44
.%
42
Xi
,'W
44
,38
,39
46
43
33
40
,19
49
46
Apt'l
May.
46
4ft
40
40
44
38
34
39
40
36
43
40
40
45
42
42
43
!a
41
40
fi
45
,13
43
47
45
4;
43
44
43
43
4'!
•Si
3*.)
43
38
44
47
46
43
47
44
47
45
43
47
.50
48
45
48
.50
June.
47
49
46
50
44
4ft
4&
49
49
iW
48
49
49
48
45
48
47
44>
51
49
49
,50
,50
51
51
M
46
Si
48
50
48
48
46
49
49
50
48
M
49
62
44;
62
53
49
51
60
.50
51
50
.53
.52
Aufi .
AU
ft3
49
SO
4»
48
SO
47
49
61
48
SO
60
61
49
48
66
63
62
.M
.52
51
51
51
.53
Srpt..
80
46
M)
M
ftO
44
43
47
47
43
AS
48
47
60
60
49
48
64
49
48
.52
48
,52
,50
.53
.M
(h-t...
49 46
M
41
4ft
36
38
40
40
60
43
47
47
49
41
45
46
43
46
44
45
51
46
43
47
50
Nov .
44 47
42
40
31
34
36
39
35
44
43
43
44
44
44
46
.16
40
.H8
40
46
44
45
,17
47
43
Dec.
40 38
2V
3ft
34
27
32
32
35
38
40
38
27
42
39
41
28
33
38
31
32
34
35
33
36
35
Yrar
40 { SB
39
33
31
27
30
31
39
39
38
38
37
38
37
^
38
33
34
31
32
30
~33~
33
36
35
1851 .Tttu,30; Fob, 33; March. 34 ; April, 42; May, 46; .Tune, 49; July, 47; Aug., 50; Sept., 50: Oct., 47; Nov., 41,
Doc. 35. Year, 30. 18ft2.--Jan , 36; Feb., 40; March, 36; April, 37; May, 41; June, 49; July, 49; Aug., 49; Sept., 45;
Oct,, 46 ; Nov,, 40; Doc, 36, Year, 35.
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CHRONOLOGICAL HISTORY OF CURRENT EVENTS,
FROM JAXIFARY 1 TO DECEMBER 31, 18:8.
.Tamiai-j' 1. Hoodlums murder James Lyons, corner
Fifth and Tehama streets. . . .Thomas J. Dixon, Clerk
Police Court, ari'ested for embezzlement.
.Ian. 2. Hon. H. L, Dodge assumes charge of the U.S.
Mint as Superintendent TTie banking' house of
Hickox & Sjie.ar suspends.
Jan. 3. Unemployed workingmen call on the Mayor
for work.
Jan. 5. Kearnej', Wellock, Knight and O'Donnell ar-
rested under indictment for riot and conspiracy.
Jan. 6. State Senator Nathan Porter dies at Sacra-
mento.
Jan. 7. Fire in block bounded bv Spear, Main, Har-
rison and Folsoin streets ; damages, .'ip:i.5,000.
Jan. 9. Kearnev re-arrested under the Gibhs Ordi-
nance for riot. . . .Martin Pendergast attempts to murder
Mrs. Price, and then suicides.
Jan. 10. Kearney and Wellock again arrested
Property owners protest against further widening of
Dupont street.
Jan. H. William T. Duncan and W. S. Duvall arrested
for aiding the esca[ie of J. C. Duncan and LeWarne. . . .
Kearney arrested on an additional complaint.
Jan. 13. Largest rainfall of the season up to date. . . .
"Widows and Orphans' Aid Association of the Police
Department" organized.
Jan. 14. Baby show in Piatt's Hall largely attended,
one hundred and fifty entered for prizes.
Jan. 15. The trial of Kearney, Wellock, Knight, and
other labor agit:it(jrs begins in the City Crimuial Court.
. . . .J) C. Patrick installed President of the Chamber of
Commerce.
Jan. IG. Board of Supervisors appoint committee to
urge passage of the "Coffey Polici; liill.". . . .Kearney,
Wellock, and Knight again arrested. . . .Charles E. Hook
suicides bj' poison.
Jan. 17. Mayor Bryant issues his proclamation, for-
bidding unlawful assemblages. . . .Second Brigade Na-
tional Guard on duty to support police, if required. . . .
The police disperse a meeting in the Eighth Ward. . . .
State Convention National Labor Party assembles in
Dashaway Hall.
Jan. 18. Charles Crocker announces work for a thou-
sand men, atfeil ])erday. . . .Militia still guarding armor-
ies. . . .William Peterson suicides.
Jan. 19. Police disperse mob on outside of Dashaway
Hall. . . .The Riot Act passes the Legislature, and is
signed by the Governor. . . .Militia still on duty. . .Great
excitement over the labor agitation throug'hout the city.
Jan. 20. Henry J. Coolidge suicides.
Jan. 21. John W. Nelson suicides. . . .Heavy runs are
made on the Odd Fellows and C'la.y Street Savings Banks.
. . .Workingmens' Convention meets at Humboldt Hall.
Jan. 22. Kearney, Wellock and Knight are acquitted,
after six days trial. . . .An attempt to poison the family
of Ex-Supervisor Drucker.
Jan. 23. Wilhelmina Jones dies from the effect of an
assault by Albert Ontiviras. . . .William H. Patterson
suicides.
Jan. 25. The bark King Phillip wrecked off the heads.
. . .Workingmen's Convention adjourns sine die. . . .
Maria M. Howard suicides by chloroform. . . .The ])arting
of a tug's hawser kills Capt. Blinn of the shijj Western
Shore.
Jan. 26. The Bank of San Francisco winds up its
business.
Jan. 28. Prosecuting Attorney Roysden moves the
indefinite postponement of all the indictments against
Kearney, Wellock and Knight.
Jan. 29. Citizens subscribe largely to the Bush Fund
for employing labor in Golden Gate Park.
Jan. 30. Joseph Meyer drowned in the bay.
February 1. Adolph Goetzin suicides. . . .Judge
Wheeler decides a mortgage given as securit3'' against
future assessments on stocks, valueless.
Feb. 2. John W. Nelson suicides by drowning.
Feb. 3. Incendiaries attempt to flre the Supreme
Court Building.
Feb. 6. J. Antonia suicides by strychnine. . . .Police
arrest sixty-two Chinamen under Cubic Air Ordinance.
Feb 8. A. Tassaro attempts to murder A. D. Splivalo,
and then suicides by pistol. . . .Charles Gave dies of
injuries received in a fight with Hugh O'Neil.
Feb. 10. The North Beach and Mission K. R. Co. lay
their track on California fi-oni Battery to Market Street,
in ten hours, "heading off" the California Street R. R.
Co. . . .George E. Fenton, 17 years old, suicides by pistol.
. . .The body of E. Bushwick, supposed suicide, found
near Ocean Laach House. . . .George E. McCarty suicides.
Feb. 11. Thomas Wallace, a noted criminal, escapes
from the Municipal Criminal Court room. . . .John
Kjeldstrom and John Shortreed suicide.
Feb. 12. California Street R. E. Co. commences laying
its cable. . . .Florence Hoffer suicides.
Feb. 13. Fire in Pacific Vniegar Factory ; damages,
••34,000. . . .William H. Fox suicides.
Feb. 14. Fourth annual sale of the Real Estate
Associates realizes |202,52.'i. . . .Sixty-five thousand
valentines pass through the Post-Office". . . .Constitution
of Workingmen's Party officially promulgated.
Feb. 15. John Bradley is killed by a windlass.
Pfeb. 17. Duncan, the Pioneer Bank forger, attempts
to leave the city by .sea, is intercepted, and eludes the
pohce on returning to land. . . .James N. McCune, a
member of the San Francisco Produce Exchange, dies.
Feb. 18. The heaviest rain-fall of the season. . . .J. W.
Mackey announces that he will pay cost of Pacific Min-
eral exhibit to Paris Exposition. . . .Frederick Beck sui-
cides.
Feb. 19. Thomas D. Nice acquitted of the murder of
Emma Mehan. . . .George W. Abbott, money broker,
absconds with ^50,000.
Feb. 20. J. C. Merrill on trial for harboring Duncan.
. . . Francis Harvej" suicides.
Feb. 21. John Scott suicides.
Feb. 22. The Branch Mint discontinues the coinage of
trade dollars. . . .The New German Hospital, costing
*200,000, formally opens. . . .Samuel F. Schwartz arrested
for defrauding the Government.
Feb. 24. Joseph C. Duncan, the Pioneer Bank forger,
is captured.
Feb. 25. John McGuire sentenced for the murder of
Thomas Williams. . . .Police Officer Coppola dies from
pistol shot fired bj' his wife.
Feb. 26. The Fair in aid of the German Hospital
opens in Horticultural Hall.
Feb. 27. The steamship City of New York arrives
from Honolulu, having made the quickest tmie on rec-
ord.
Feb. 28. William Maitland and John Smith found
guilty of taking money for shipping sailors in a British
vessel. . . .Total rain-fall for February, 10.98 inches, the
heaviest of thirty years for same month.
March 1. Charles C. Nahl, the eminent figure painter,
and an "Argonaut" of 1850, dies. . . .The < 'lympic Club
gives successful exhibition at Baldwin's Tneater.
March 2. J. Gi-aver suicides. . . .August Fugelsang
found near Eight-mile House faUilly wounded. . . .F. W.
May arrested for the attempted poisoning of Ex-Super-
visor Drucker. . . .John Brarens found dead.
March 3. Guy R. Skinner suicides. . . .Wesley D.
Barnes is shot by a woman claiming to be his wife. ' Wil-
liam Inkhen drowned in the bay. . . .Thaddeus Honan,
a training-ship boy, suicides by drowning.
March 4. The Centennial anniversary of Robert Em-
met's birth is celebrated by overHowing houses in Metro-
politan Temple and Pacific Hall.
March 5. The body of Joseph D. Olesen recovered
from the bay. . . .The German Hospital Fair closes with
net profits, §20,000.
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March 3. Edward Hicks found guilty of killing William
Pa^e, July i, 1877. . . .Lorenzo Alloni dies from knile
wound.
March 10. Meetini; of stockholder.^ and depositors of
the Pioneer Bank held in Charter Oak Hall.
March 11. Several severe accidentii occur from nina-
WMy horses, by one of which Miss Hyde is killed. . . .
James Hamilton, a distin^'uiihed marine painter, dies.
March 12. The l).>ot and shue manufacturers orj^'anize
a^'aiiist Chinese labor. .
March 14. J. C. Merrill and G. W. Jenks charged with
aiding Duncan's escape.
March lii. Meeting of citizens and taxpayers m Piatt s
Hull to pnitest ajjainst the Spring Valley Water bill.
. . .Eight cases of sm.illp<JX are reported. . . .Emma C.
Uowne.s dies fr.im abortion by .Mrs. V. h. Hodgdon.
March 17. Dr. Samuel Duncan suicides. . . .P. J. Mc-
Oi.m suicides bv drowning, and J. A. Linehan by pistol.
. . .Si. Patrick's" Day celeorated by services in all the
C:ith.)lic >.-hiirches, a grand procession, and bancjuet at
Ui(" Occidental Hotel.
March 19. Mrs. Cynthia L. Hodgdon is hold for the
rannJor t>f Emma C. Uowncs. . . .Adam Zweckler suicides
liv hanging. . . .Joseph Muguire, musician, dies in Oak-
Lu'.d,
March 20. Prinees-s Lilinokalani, heiress apparent to
the Hawaiian throne, arrives.
.^Ja^ch 22. Jeanette DeljXKlia siiicides by strychnme.
. . . .Mechanics' SUte Council holds its tenth annual
niicling. . .The Wurkingmen's County Convention meets
to !i mnuate a County C'umuiittee.
.March 24. John Lange su.cidos The wrecked
KcKdoner Goner d Miller is towci into port; all hands
MUoiiosed t<i be lost.
March 2."). The Super\isors adopt resolutions looking
to an increase of the jiolice force.
March 20. Officer Kosekamp seizss til5,000 worth of
sroiigglevl opium. . . .Annuiil election of officers of San
Francisco .<Vrt Association is held. . . .William Faulkner
diL'S.
ili'.rch 27. John Dunn and John Donnelly suicide by
pistul.i. . . .A J. Jeghcrs, for many years Deputy County
Ciurk, dies.
.March 29. Mark Hopkins, Treasurer Central Pacific
tl. K. Co., dies at Fort Vunia, A. T.
.Mirch 30. H. H. Johnston arrested for embezzling
.-n,;liU ironith.' .Mutual Life Insurance Co.
M r!i:',l. Uooige W. Abbott, absconding defaulter,
i.'.it ba;k irom Acapulc), Mcxici James E.
' ..i;:j^ suicides by pist^d. .. .John Smith accidentally
clmvvns in the bay, .". . William Kidd stabs IJ. McLaughlin.
April 1. A t'-ncr.d reduction of ten p.^r cent, in the
wa-,'os «i street railroad employes goes into operation.
April 2. Accounts of T. J. Di.X'Ui, late Police Court
Clerk, short over .■<lo,0<Ja The office is declared vacant,
and Itert McNulty elected to vacancy.
.\pril :.. Louis Aiblseher suicid'.-s by strychnine. . . .
Will'i.ini liegan found dead.
April 0. .b'hn W. Ames, United States SurveyorGen-
cni! fur California, dio.s.
April 7. A. It. Wattcrson suicides by jwison.
A:iril 8. liiiard nf Supervisura doeidos to create one
hiindre 1 new policemen.
.\|iril '.). Patrick Farrally suicides.
April 10. California .Street K. U. opens for traflic. . . .
Mr/<. Htowart and two children burned to death at 1214
Htoi'kt/m street.
April 12. JoM'jph Uunting confcsfes to dcfaleatious in
s;r I i>L|iarlinent. . . .Cupt. Douglojts raids a prize light
•if I'iuU'H Hall.
Apiil i;i. Cortland W«M)d suicides.
Ajiril 14. Convent of St. Koso dedicated.
April HI. Street e.ir runs over and kills John Callahan.
. . .Kire corner Eighth and ilowanl slrootu; damages,
lid.tHio. . . .L. iJ. Deiiiia Khot by g.iiToiors.
.\pril 17. The Hnmcli .Mint coins first new dollar.
April 20. Fr.uik S|«3arinnii killed by a dummy of the
l.'.iiiioniiu Street K. H. . . .Schr Caroline Medaii iirrives
wiLh :1(I,0(>0 silver tiulli.m from wrvck of the City of San
Fr.inclHco. . . .('ontrollur Irota the best twenty miles on
roc >rd '. time, f>Ji:ri7.
April 2!. Annual reunion of San Francisco Art Associ-
ation held. . . .MatthiuM Hollebach suicides. .
April 2:t. FIro at P'V ill.- Wire Works; damage, tB.OOO.
April 24. John Gania.,'c shoots A. J. LeUruton. . . .The
Doinocrallc and Kciiubllean SUito Central Committees
meet at Palace Hotel.
April 2(1. John Ituiik is hanged In the County Jail for
the murder of policeman Coots. . . .Tlie Australian cricket
team arrives on steamer City of Sydney.
April 28. John Wall drops dead.
April 29. Judge Sawyer decides Chinese ineligible to
become citizens of the United States. . . .George H.
Howard dies at San Mateo.
April 30. A fire in the old Mansion House on Dupont
Street ; four Chinamen burned to death ; damages,
$18,000.
Max 1. The California Chemical Works destroyed bj'
fire; "damages, §37,000. . . .Episcopal Convention of Cali-
fornia meets. . . .Grand review and sham battle at the
Presidio.
W. S. O'Brien, of the bonanza firm, dies.
The funeral of the late W. S. O'Brien is largely
Mav 2.
May 4.
attended.
-May 5.
arrives.
Mi'.v 10.
May 12,
The Italian war steamer Christofore Colombo
John Tuttle suicides with aconite.
Louis Heyman suicides James Banna-
tyiie accidentally drowns in the bay. •
May 13. Fire at 747 M.vrket street; loss, t?37,500. . . .
Gran<l Kucami^mont I. O. O. F. meets.
May 14. State Sabbath School Convention meets. . . .
A fire in North Beach and Mission R. R. Co.'s stable;
damages, S10,000. . . .Christopher Myrtetus suicides.
May 1.5. Dr. W. G. Wayman, member of the Board of
Health, dies.
May l(i. Kearney Convention assembles at Charter
Oak Hall. Anti-Kearnev Convention at Tittel's Hall.
May 13. Mrs. B. St. "Denis killed by fall from a bal-
cony.
May 19. John H. Burke sues the bonanza firm for
.SSJ.OOO.OOO. . . .Jose))h Davis, absconding manager Sac-
ramento Dine Savings Bank, arrested.
May 20. Michael Shannon dies from stab by parties
unknown.
May 21. Hon. E. B. Washburne arrives. . . .Andrew
Spohr murders his wife, Lena.
Mav 22. James Baxter dies from wounds infliclod by
A. P. Church.
May 23. Gustav A. Kerapel suicides by drowning.
May 24., Thom.as Rose suicides.
May 20. John Murphy and Edward Pnunmond
drowned in the bay. . . .Moritz Marks drowned off North
Beach.
May 27. Dr. R. D. Todd accidentally shoots and kills
William E. Sturges.
May 28. The grand Music Festival opens in the
Meahanics' Pavilion. . . . Ormond M. Lissak succeeds in
competitive examination for West Point ai)pointinoiit.
Maj' 2i). b. F. Naptlialy arrested for gi-aml larceny.
. . .George W. Abbott convicted of embezzlement.
May 30. Jleniorial day aiipropriatelv celebrated.
May 31. Dennis Donnelly suici<les Properly
owners meet in opposition to extension of Fiftcenlli
Aveiiuo.
June 1. The May Musical Festival closes. . . .Williuin
II. liutler suicides."
June 2. The South Pacific Coast Narrow Gauge Rail-
road (jpens.
June 3. Registration for the Constitutional Conven-
liiMi elociion closes with 3S,50o names on Register.
June 2. The Democrats comi>letc their Convention
ticket. . . .Five hundred and seventy-flve Chinese arrive
on the steamer Oceanic.
June ,5. Non- Partisans hold an immense ratification
meeting in Piatt's Hall.
.hiiie (J. Ellen Weyerrailler suicides by drowning. . . .
Thoniiis J. Arnold dies.
June 7. Adah L. Van Heussendies from abortion.
.Unie 8. S(d. A. Sharp, a distinguished member of the
San Francisco bar, dies.
June II. James Downey suicides by drowning.
Ju;ie 10. Charles Warner suicides by drowmiig.
June 11. John G. Gerding suicides lohn H.
St'jvcnson found dcatl. . . .Herbert Grinnell, dcfaultinu'
salesman, absconds.
.luiie 14. Schuyler Colfax lectures on the "Life and
Character of Lincoln."
June 1.5. The Workingmon— Kearney wing— hold a
torchlight i)roce8sion. . . .The San Francisco Livcrosse
Club wins the championship.
June 17. Thomas Wagner appointed United States
Survcyor-Gcner.U for California.
June 18. P. J. fiedrolivanskey dies from fracture of
skull.
June 10. Election of delegates to the Constitutional
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Con\-ention passes off quietly, the total vote polle'l beiny
27,113. With six tickets in the field, the Kearney wing"
Workingmeii, elects its local ticket by an a veraj^e' major-
ity over the Non-Partisans of 5,385.
June 21. Edward Hanrahan kills both his wife and
cousin, Michael Sheehan, with an axe.
Juno 24. Pierce Neagle shoots Bridget T. Hardiiett,
and then suicides. . . .The depositors and members of the
<_)dd Fellows' Savings Bank reorganize with a capital
stock of ¥250,000.
June -25. A convention of proprietors and editors of
the Press of the State meets at Palace Hotel, and organ-
ize The California Press Association.
June 20. William Herbold suicides.
June 27. J. W. Batchelder and Godfreid Henninger
arrested for trafficking in police appointments. . . .Thom-
as Downing suicides.
June 28. Augustus Hahn suicides.
June 2i). Hiram B. Cook and John P. Bell an-ested
for defalcation.
July 1. R. M. darken. Clerk City Criminal Co\irt,
arrested for embezzlement. . . .Nearly all the principal
city and county offices are removed to' the new City Hall.
July 2. Capt. C. A. Morrell arrested for con»pli'city in
opium smuggling.
July 3. Chief Natchez, of the Piute Indians, arrives.
July 4. The day is appropriately celebrated with a
procesfiion, and literary exercises at Metropolitan Temjile.
. . . .The Fire Department responds to twenty-six differ-
ent alarms; damages nominal. .. .The Pacific Yacht
Club dedicate their new Club House and grounds at New
Saucelito. . . .The San Francisco Yacht Club visit Vallejo
and Napa.
July 5. Luis Vargas suicides. . . .Belt factory, cornor
Alabama and Twenty-ffrst streets, destroyed by fire; loss,
85,000. J J , ,
July 8. The Jesuit Fathers commence work for their
new church and college buililings, on Van Ness Avenue'.
July 9. The .-hip Western Shore wrecked on Ouxbury
Keci; loss, i'90,000.
•July 10. Dr. Kimball Favor arrested for abortion.
July 11. Isaac Friedlander, a prominent merchant,
dies. . . .John H. Euby suicides. . . .Tom Wallace, a noted
burglar, is brought back to the city.
July 12. Isaac VV. Smith apjjointed Engineer of the
Board of Harbor Commissioners.
July 13. Sash and blind factory of B. & J. S. Doe
destroj'ed by fire; loss; ^35,000.
July IG. William Oaks dies from a fractured skull.
. . .Honorah Lynch dies from a stab inilicted by her
husband.
July 20. Thomas N. Starr suicides by drowning.
July 21. Dennis Kearney leaves for Massachusetts.
July 23. The Public Kindergarten Society of San
Francisco organize.
July 24. John Heidemann suicides.
July 25. Gold is discovered in the Ocean Beach dig-
July 2«. The City of Tokio arrives with Chinese
embassy.
■I ulj 28. Immense crowds visit the Ocean Beach gold
mines.
July 31. V,illiam E. Can-, on trial for eomplicitv in
fri-.nilulent nary certificates, acquitted.
August 1. Henry Droge murders his wife and suicides.
Aug. 3. A telegram announces the death of Michael
Reese in Germany. . . .San Francisco Yacht Club holds
Its annual regatta.
'\^'-i- *• J>5*in ^- Warner shoots and kills William J.
W ilson.
Tlie Hastings Law College inaugvirated.
George Smith suicidies.
Henry J. Montague, distinguished society
Aug. 8.
Aug. 9.
Aug, 11.
actor, dies.
Aug. 12.
Batchelder and Heniiinger, the police
brokers, sentenced to County Jail, the first for one year,
the other for six months.
Aug. 12. The Thirteenth Mechanics' Fair opens with
literary exercises at Metropolitan Temple Thomas
Thompson suicides.
Aug. 15. Registrar Kaplan publishes tables of number
and nativity of voters in citj-; total, 37,915, of which
10,813 are foreign born. . . .Louis Colon suicides.
Aug. 16. Einstein Bros., boot and shoe manufacturers,
fail for :rS00,000.
Aivg 18 Ferd. T. Brewster killed at South Pacific
Coast R. R. lauding, Alameda.
Aug. 19. A meeting of clergymen of all denominations
h(M to secure a Sunday observance clause in the Consti-
tiUuion.
.vug. 20. P. J. Boardman suicides N. R. Middlcton
fatally injured by street car horses.
Aug. 21. San Francisco's first installment, JVI OCO
1( ellow lever Relief Fund, is forwarded by the Israelites
of t he ciiy. . . .As a result of the examination Ijy the
Baiik Commissioners, the Masonic Savings and Loan
society closes its doors.
Aug 22. Henry Ward Beocher delivers first lecture.
. . .Judge Dwiiieile decides Sale Deposit Co. responsible
for Uuncdii s over-issue of stock.
Aug. 23. Sophia Wahr, aged 13, suicides by strychnii>e
urn"'"''" ,,■ ?'^ McUowan dies from stab indicted by
WiUuua Howard Fire in Murphy, Graiit&Co.'s store;
damages, .■?40,000. aowii-,
Aug. 26. AVilliam Baker shoots Adel Gray.
Aug. 27. A. H. Manson suL-^ides when about to be
arrested tortlie attempted murder of his wife Joseph
i rusher suicides. '
Aug. 2u. A shooting affray between ex-Suijen'isor M.
J. Kelly and his brotuer-in-Uw, John Russell Citi-
zens organize relief movement in aid of yellow fever suf-
Septeiuber 1. John Russell dies of his wound
Jacob Kister accidentally shoots aud kills Frank Hei"-!e
. . . .Beccher preaches to an immense congregatioir hi
the Grand Opera House.
Sept. 2 Ex-Governor H. H. Haight dies.
Sei^t. 3. The Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Savinp-s
upon examination by Bank Commissioners, is ordered
into liquidation. '
Sept. 4. Postmaster-General Key and party arrive.
bapt. 7. Higinio de Cimia suicides.
Sept. y. Golden Gate District Fair opens. . . .Admis-
sion Day celebrated by literary exercises at Pacihc Hall
and piciiic at V\ oodward's Gardens.
aept. 11 Alexander Austin, e.x-Tax Collector, suicides
at Sail Mateo.
Se).t. li!. General John C. Fremont, newly ai)pointe 1
Governor of Arizona, arrives Samuelii. Husse,mau
IS charged with embracery, and sentenced to te'i davs'
jail and fane of cil,000.
Sept. 14. Hattie L. Russell suicides. . . .Mechanics'
Fair proper (Joses. Receipts, !|-'41,145.56 ; expenses s'^o -
793.84. ' > •• '
Sept. 15. Mechanics' Fair continued to-day for yellow
fever sufierers. l^eccipts, S;l,511.50. . . .Bishop Simpson
preaches in Grand Opera House.
Sept. 10. Mrs. Hodgdo.i convicted of murder m t;ec-
ond degree.
Sept. 17. Gustav Maho, Director General French
Bank, suicides The California Pioneers give receptijn
to General 1-remoiit. . . .The protected tax monies in the
hands of the late collector, A. Austin, amounting to>*2wi -
235.53, are found to have been embezzled. . r.Caijtaiii
Albert G. Jones dies.
Sept. IS. Tlie French Bank suspends business pend-
ing examination by the Bank Commissioners.
Sejjt. l!>. Mary Ann Burnssuicides by poison.
Sept. 22. Independent Order of B'nai B'rith lays cor-
ner-stone of their new Hall on Eddv street. . . .Twenty-
llfth anniversary Young Mens' Christian Association hei.i
in First Congregational Church.
Sept. 24. Gen. Fremont and party leaves for Arizona.
. . . .State Teachers' Association meets.
Sept. 25. Large mass meeting of Germans at Horti-
cultural Hall protests against any Sunday Law. ■
Sept. 20. 'cJenerals Sherman and McCook, U. S. A.,
arrive Julius A. Keefe suicides.
Sept. 30. Daniel Meride, a hoodlum, aged 19, shot and
killed by Edward A. Von Schmidt. . . .Maude JlcNeal
suicides. .. .Supervi-sor Hill resigns.
October 1. .J. H. Montgomery suicides. . . .H. J. Wid-
mer assaults Mr. Bierce.
Oct. 2. Gilbert L. Domm arrested for forgeries to
amount of .'r^S, 7.50.
Oct. 4. Charles M. Martin dies from having been
thrown from a biUeop.y.
Oct. 7. Judge Dwindle declares the French Bank in-
solvent, and appoints F. F. Low receiver.
Oct. 9. David D. Coltoii, Financial Director of the C.
P. R. R. Co., and Vice President of the S. P. R. R. Co.,
dies.
Oct. 14. The first heavy rain of the season.
Oct. 10. Julius Knopf suicides.
Oct. 17. Andrew Spohr sentenced for life for wife
murder.
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Oct. 18. Guisepi>e Carilfina suicides.
Oct. 19. Fire at 3U Francisco s treet ; loss, SIO.OOO;
and at 19 Commercial street; loss, s«,0OJ. . . .Thomas L.
Smith accidentally shot and killed by E. H. Ladd.
Oct. 20. Corner stone of the new St. Ignatius Church
on Van Ness Avenue laid. . . .A fire in Chinatown; loss,
;i«,000.
The Australian cricket team, en route home.
Oct. 21.
arrives.
Oct. 22.
Oct. 23.
Oct. 24.
Thomas P. Kettell, journalist, dies.
Geop^'c Buxtim suicides.
Thomas A. TalbertapjwiintedSupen'isor, vice
Hill, resi(fned. . . .Greit cricket match ; Australian team
defeats twenty-two Califurnians.
Oct. 20. Heinrich iJuscher sxiicides Andrew
Sandey dies from injuries received by a Market street
car.
Oct. 27. R. Lvman Potter, the "WTieelbarrow Man,"
arrives. . . .Kpiscopal Chur.^h celebrate twenty-fifth anni-
vcrsarj' of Bishop Kip"s ordination.
f)ct.'2.S. Colonel Kichard Healf suicides in Oakland.
Oct. 31. Frank H. K'wcoe suicides.
November 1. lndi;?natiou meeting' at Irish-.\merican
Hall denounce? Col. Jicc. . . .Wells, Kartfo & Co. issue
circular stoiipinjj oontributiims for yellow fever sufferers.
Tlieir ucency shows receipt* and disbursements, s,'J2,335.05
Nov. 2. W. H. Rulofson, Sr., photographer, killed by
. a f:ill.
.Nov. 3. Dashaway As.sociation opens theirnew hall on
i Post street.
Nov. C. Moses Kullman suicides.
Nov. 7. .\nn .M. Barry murdered by Michael Sullivan,
alias "Red Mike."
Nov. 10. The Athletics win the base ball champion^
»hip.
Nov. 12. Henry S. Smith, Vice-President Mechanics'
Institute, dies.
Nov. Ut. Officer Wallace charged with making unlaw-
ful arrest of Charles Crocker.
Nov. 10. Reports of amounts contributed to Yellow
Fever Fund show: total forwarded, •■Jlll),587.80; remain-
in;; on hand, !*<!,3!)8.04.
Nov. 17. .lohii Coming', Assistant General Sui)erin-
tcndoiit C. P. R. R., dies at Los Angeles.
Nov. 18. Edwin .Stanton, a Lincoln School boy, proves
to be a ;rirl in tiis;,iiise.
Nov. 21. George .M. Smith kills his wife for refusing
to live with him. . . .Bernard F. Kenny, delegate to the
Constitutional Convention, dies.
Nov. 22. Charles H. French, hockman, killed by the
overturning of his hack. . . .Corner stone of Beth Israel
Synagugue is laid.
"Nov. 23. Giovanni Mirasole suicides. . . .Tom Wallace
sentenced to iienetentiary for fourteen years.
Nov. 24. Mary Rodriguez dies from wounds inflicted
by J. B. Ayres.
Nov. 25. William Grifls, alias Saville, the London
bank forger, arrested.
Nov. 26. The Workingmen give Kearney a grand
reception on his arrival from the Ea.«t. . . .The Supreme
Court affirms the legality of the Dupont Street and
Montgomery .\ venue widening assessments.
Nov. 27. Thanksgiving Day generally observed by a
suspension of business.
Nov. 28. The Bulletin publishes the questions pre-
pared in State Superintendent's office for teachers' exam-
inations. . . .Wilhelni Taureck suicides.
Nov. 30. Louis Dcverger suicides.
December 1. Jean PapoTi and Charles A. Bauer suicide.
Dec. 2. Fire Commissit>ners dismiss their secretary,
J. J. llenrettiv, and elect John P. Shine.
Dec. .S. George Gardiner suicides.
Dec. 7. William K. Black dies.
Dec. 8. Eniest A. Blackburn suicides.
Dec. 9. Patrick Thornton suiciiles.
Dec. 11. Supreme Court decides the appointment of a
Receiver for the French Bank unlawful. . . .N. Landry,
real-estate agent, suicides.
Dec. 13. Carsten H. Warmholz suicides. . . .Fire on
Hayes street destroys property to the amount of .^12,000.
Dec. 15. General" B. S. Alexander, U. S. A., President
Board of Engineers Pacific Const, dies.
Dec. 16. Trial of J. C. Duncan begins.
Dec. 17. Clerk Hall, of the London and San Francisco
Bank, absconds. The Bank loses $00,000.
Dec. IS. Andrew J. Poixj dies.
Dec. 24. The lielief Committee yellow fever fund, ap-
propriates the unexpended balance in Park improve-
ments. . . .Charles E. Gorham and Jerome Barabino sui-
cide.
Dec. 26. William S. Wells drowns in Lake Merritt.
Dec. 27. James Gordon Bennett's Arctic yacht Jean-
nette, arrives.
Dec. 30. Thomas Crosslcy shoots his wife and then
suicides. . . .Another stormy meeting of French liank
depositors. . . .John H. Coover suicides.
I)ec. 31. Meeting of French Bank depositors in Piatt's
Hall. . . .A fire at the Golden Gate Match Factory burns
to death three Chinamen.
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PUBLIC STREETS, AVENUES, SQUARES, PLACES,
OF THE CONSOLIDATED
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE OFFICIAL MAPS, 1868, 1870, AND 1872.
Explanatory.— The Ordinance for re-nmnberin.'; the buildings of this city provides that "Market Street shall be the
starting point for the uumljers of aU buildings fronting on the streets running therefrom in a northerly direction and also
for those running therefrom in a southeasterly direction. The streets laid down in the official map of the city as forming
the water front thereof shall be the starting point for numbere on all streets rumiing westerly and southwesterly there
from, except upon such streets running westerly commencing from Market Street, and upon all such streets. Market Street
shall be the starting point for numbers. <Jn all streets the numbers on the right hand side, starting from the point of
beginning, are even numbers, and on the left hand side, odd numbers. One hundred numbers, or as many thereof as may
be necessary, shall be allotted to each block bounded by principal streets ; numbers 100, 200, and 300 being respectively the
numbers for commencing the blocks distant one, two, and tliree streets from the starting point on the side designated lor
even numbers, and numbers 101, 201, and 301, in similar manner for the opposite side of the street, throughout its extent;
80 that the initial figure of the number placed on a building at any street-crossing shall indicate the namber of maiii
streets such street-crossing is from the starting point. Not less than twenty feet in frontage of all vacant lots of ground
shall be allowed for each nimiber. On all cross or intermediate streets the numbering shall commence where said streets
begin, and shall conform to the plan speciiied in this Order.'
By this new decimal system of numbering buildings, the exact location of any number is readily ascertained ; for
exaranle, if you want to find b24 Montgomery, it is on the east side of the block extending from Clay to Washuigtou, which
is the seventh from Market— Commercial and Merchant being private streets. Again : 825 Clay is on the ninth block
from the water front, which is the one extending from Dupont to Stockton. It must be borne in mind that one hmidred
numbers are allowed on each block between principal streets.
The following streets are but partially opened, and each differ materially from the plan originally laid out, viz :
Clementina, Ecker, Jessie, Minna, Natoma, Ritch, Shipley, Stevenson, and Tehama,
The territory lying west of Laiirel Hill and Odd Fellows' cemeteries, and generally known as the Outside Lands, has
been recently surveyed, and is designated on the new official City and County Slap as avenues and streets. Those running
north and south are named respectively from First to Forty-ninth avenues, and those running east and west, trom First
Avenue to the Ocean, and parallel with Point Lobos Avenue, A to AV streets. There are a few avenues and streets out-
side of the boundaries of the foregoing, the names of which will be found incliided in the Street Directory.
Reference is frequently made in the Register of Names to the following, and which are located as follows : Hoadley's
Addition, situated west ol Pierce and between Geary and Washington ; Horner's Addition, south and near the Mission
Dolores ; Western Addition, west of Larkin ; San Miguel Ranch, southwest and nearthe Mission I'olores : Bemal Heiglits
(B. H.). south of Twenty-sixth Street, between San Bruno and San Jose roads ; and University Mound Tract (U. M. T.),
west of San Bruno Road, five miles from the City Hall. See. also. Prominent Places, end Street Directory.
(«) End or beginning of a street, [h) Not opened, (f) Fractional -blocks, one hundred numbers allowed for first two
blocks. W) Fronting the bay. (t) Street ends. ( ) Street does not cross. B. H., Bemal Heights. U. M. T., University
Mound Tract. S. S. F., South San Francisco. A blank is used where the number at the crossing of a street could not be
ascertained.
Af SW s Fifth Avenue, bet
Ship and B SW to county
line. South S. F.
A. W s First Avenue bet
Point Lobos ^venue and
B, W to the ocean. Outside
Lands
Ada, or Wells Court,
opens S 8 (411) Lombard
bet Stockton and Dupont
Ada I'onrt, N s O'Farrell
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Adair, W s Howard bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth W to
Capp
Adaui, N and S s Eve bet
San Bruno Road and Cali-
fornia Avenue, B. H.
Adniii.s, N s Tyler bet Scott
and Devisadero N to Turk
Adelaide Place, W s (517)
Taylor bet Geary and Post
Ade le, from Islais Creek bet
Chace and Stringham S to
Hecker
Adele Place, N s (824)
Jackson bet Stockton and
Powell
Adier {see Dupont Alley)
Adona Place, N s (1106)
Washington bet Mason and
Taylor
Agnes lane, N a (030) Val-
lejo bet Dupont and Stock-
ton
Alabama, S s Twenty-first
bet Columbia and Har-
rison S to Serpentine
Avenue
Alameda, from the bay bet
Channel and El Dorado W
to Harrison
Alamo Square, betHayes,
Fulton, Steiner, and Scott
.Alaska, from the bay nr
Mexico S to India
^lla.ska Place, W s Mason
bet Bay and North Point
Alder Place, NE a (210)
MontgomeiT Avenue bet
Pacific and Broadway
Alemany, N s Seven-
teenth bet Dolores and
Church
Alger Place, E s First bet
Harrison and Bryant
Allen, W s Hyde bet Union
and Filbert
Allen, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Avenue,
S s B. H.
Alleys t'ourl, N s Green-
wich bet Sansom and Mont-
gomery
Aliiicra, Ns Clay bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde
Alta (now Twenty-first), W s
Pot.rero Avenue bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-second W
to Douglass
Alta Place, W s Sansom
bet Union and Filbert
Alta Plaza, bet Clay, Jack-
son, Steiner, and Scott
Amador, from the bay bet
Islais and Calaveras W to
First Avenue
.liiiazon, E s CoimtyRoad
5^ miles from City Hall
Amherst, Ss Silver Avenue
bet Princeton and Yale, U.
M. T.
Amlerson.frora California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.
Ankeney Place, E s (518)
Powell bet Sutter and Bush
Anna or Anna I/ane, N
s (14) Edily b.-t Powell and
Mason N to Ellis
Annie, S s (639) Market bet
New Montgomery ar.d
Third SE to Mission
.liif !ii>!»y, N s (570) Mission
bet First and Second
Antonio, W s (411) Jones
bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Arizona, from the bay bet
Colorado and Idaho S to
India
Arkansas, S s Sixteenth
bet Connecticut and Wis-
consin S to Tulare
Arlington, from San Jose
Road nr Charles SW to
Mateo
Army, W s Old San Jose
Road t)et Twenty-sixth and
IVenty-sevtuth
Ash Avenue, W s (213)
Larkin bet Fulton and
McAllister
South side.
1
101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklm Sol
North. Street
2 Larkin
100 Polk
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42
SAX FR AX CISCO DIRECTORY.
400 Gough
500 Octaria
600 Laguna
700 Buchanan
401
501
601
701
e^
Pi
o
t/7
a
53
6-
I
AAhburton Place. £ a
(306) Dupout bet Post and !
Sutter
A<thbarr, X s Frederick '
bet Mas<jnic Avenue and
Clayton N to Fulton t
Ashland Place. X 3 Mis- j
siun btt Eleventh and Pot- |
ter
A a barn, X 8 (1014) Jack- '
S'iD bet Mason and Taylor ,
X to Pacilic I
AaKOHl Alley. X s (718)
Green l>et Powell and Ma-
son X to Union
An-stin, W s (1209) Larldn
bet Bush and Pine
North. Street. South sMe.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
20J Vau Xess Avenue 2'Jl
JXI Franklin Sol
40IJ (.Jo'jfe'h 401
500 Octaia 501
Axlec, XE s Coso Avenue
bet Clierubusco and Buena
Vista, B. H.
B, SW 8 Third Avenue, bet
A and C SW to county line.
South S. F.
B. W 8 First Avenue bet A
and C. W to the ocean,
Uutside Lanils
Baclie, S g Crescent Ave-
nue l>ct Porter ami Laurel
Avenue S s, B. H.
Bacon, W s San Bruno
Road i-et Burrowand Way-
lanrl r. M. T
Baxicy Place, N s (14)
nFarfL-U bet Lhipont and
Stockton
Bakrr. X s Haight bet
Bro<lerick and Lyon X to
the hay
Baldwin Conrt. X" s (40S)
Folsom bet Fremont aud
First
Baltimore Park, w s
Guerrero bet Ridley and
Fourteenth W to Dolores
Banks, from California |
Avenue S to Cortland Ave- ,
nue, B. H.
Bannani Place. X s (510)
Green bet Dupont aud
Stockton X to Union
Bartlett. S s Twsntyfirst
lx;t Valencia and Mission
S to Serpentine Avenue
W(st. Strfit. East sidi
2 Twenty first
100 Twenty-second
300 Twenty-thinl
300 Twenty-fourth
400 Twenty-fifth
500 Twenty-sixth
(f I Serjieutiue Avenue
West tide.
1
101
Etut. Street.
2 Haight
100 Patce
200 Oak
31JO FtU
400 Hayes
SOO (irove
&» Fulton
7uO McAllister
»J0 Tyler
Turk
( ';ilviry Cemetery
2U1
301
401
501
601
701
801
Bartlett. S s Thirtieth bet
Warren and Merced S to
Laiiiley
Bartlett Alley, Xs (642)
.lacksou bet Kearny and
Dupont
Bstrtol, X s (340) Broadway
bet Sansom and Montgom-
er>- N to Vallejo
Battery. X' s Market bet
Front and Sausom X to
the bay
Eaxt. .Street. TPfaf sidf.
2 Market and Bush 1
100 Pine 101
200 California 201
212 Richmond
Halleck 213
30-J Sacramento 301
314 Commercial 315
4(0 Clay 401
411) Merchant 417
500 Washington 501
512 Oregon
600 Jackson 601
70iJ Pacific 701
710 Chambers
800 Broadway 801
Flint Alley 819
900 Vallejo 901
1000 Green 1001
Commerce
1100 Union 1101
1200 Filbrt 1201
(d) Greenwich 1301
(f) Loiiibanl {r)
Bay, W s Kearny bet Fran-
cisco anil Xorth Point W to
Presido Reservation
Ifurth. Street. South Side
17
13i>') I
I40') r..-t
i:^i"» Si;tter
•.•'HI li\i*h
'. . ') Pine
i>>l CalifoniU
1^10 .Sacramento
2KI0 riay
'ihP> WaKhington
22"W Jackson
ZVJO Pacific
■2*'*) Kr.^adway
■jaxj Vall.-jo
2600 (irven
2700 Union
3«j(t F-M-rt
2-.«.; '■ ■ '
sr-
31'
3.1.
33Ui 1
3*)U
SMK)
North Pc
Bf-ach
3CnO JclTcmon
3700 Touiiiin
^e) Lewii
Baker Avenue, E 1 Rail-
r(>a<l Avenue E to lalais
('re<k
Btilance, X t (412) Jack-
luin In t sausom and Mont-
gi.mer)'
2 Kearny 1
1301 100 Dupont 101
1401 I Midway East
1501 1 200 St^jckton 201
lUll Midway West
1701 ' 300 Powell 301
18l'l i *00 Mason 401
19,-il ' 50f) Taylor 501
2<i'il ; 600 Jones 601
2I1JI Montgomery Avenue
22ul 700 lyeavenworth 701
23.)1 I 800 Hyde 801
2401 I .'."CJ Ijirkiu 901
;-.i: iivo Polk looi
Van Xess Avenue 1101
' r.iiAlin 1201
. ..ii.'li 13J1
, . ,,.T 1401
15U1
.in IGOl
1701
18(11
19U1
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
Beacb. W s Dupont brt
Xorth Point and Jeif ersou
W to Presido Reservation
Xorth. Street. South Sid<!.
(d) Dupont 1
id) Stockton 101
200 Powell 201
30J Mason 301
400 Taylor 401
500 Jones 501
600 Leavenworth 601
Montgomery Av.
700 Hvde 701
800 Larkin 801
900 Polk 901
Van Xess Avenue
Gov'm't Reservation
34!il
3.V.1
37ul
(')
Icicj Kilh.::.re
l'.<(» Sleiner
inOO Pierce
21110 Scott
22110 Devisadcro
2300 HnKti'rick
24'Ki Hak.T
Bay .ivenne. S s Bryant
bet Fimt and Second
Bay View Place, Xs Un-
ion bet Jones and Lesven-
worth
400
500
(<■)
1400 Laguna
1500 Buchanan
1600 Webster
1700 Fillmore
1800 Steiner
1900 Pierce
2000 Scott
2100 Devisadero
2200 Broderick
2300 Baker
1401
1501
lan
1701
1801
1901
aooi
2101
2201
231^1
Beacon, from Castro SE to
Bemis thence W to Castro
Beale , S s Market bet Main
and Fremont SE to the bay
Southwest. Street, yvrtheast.
1
100
200
3>«
400
500
100
400
500
Market
Vischer Place |
Mis.sion 101 '
Bertha
200 Howard 201 I
300 Folsom 301
— Beale Place ,
Harrison 401 I
Bryant 501 ]
ie) Brannan (e) '
Beale Place. E sBealebet
Folsom and Harrison E to
Main
Beaver. W s Xoe bet Fif
teeuth and Sixteenth
Bedford Place. X s (806)
Jackson bet Stockton and
Powell
Beldenian, X s Ellis bet
Scott and Devisadero
Belden. X s (342) Bush bet
Montgomery aud Kearny
X to Pine
Bellair Place. X s (224)
Chestnut l)et Dupout and
Stockton X to Francisco
Bellcvue, S s Elizabeth
nr KlU-n » to Thirtieth
Bellevne Avenue, S s
Greenwich bet Dupout and
Stockton.
Beuiis. from Beacon SE to
Fairmount thence SW to
Castro
Benlon Avenue, W s
Ijiurel Avenue nr Crescent
Avenue, B. H.
Berlin. S s Silver Avenue
bet Girard aud Goettingen
Bemadotte, from Islais
Crvik E to Sixth Avenue
Bernal, E of .San Bruno
Roa»l from Vermont to
Marengo
Bernal, S a Serpentine
Avenue S to Precita Ave-
nue
Bernard, W s (1535) Taylor
l>et Pacific and Broadway
W to Leavenworth
\i.rth. .Street. South aide.
2 Taylor 1
100 Jones 101
Ie) Leavenworth (r)
Bernlce, SW sTwelfth bet
Folsrim and Harrison SW
t<i '1 hirteenth
Berry, E 8 (312) Dupont
)>et Sutter and Bush
101
201
301
401
501
601
701
X s
Berry, W s Second be'
Channel and King. SW to
Eighth
yorthwest. Street Southeast.
2 Second 1
100 Third 101
Madden
Haggin
Tevis
Dewey
200 Fourth 201
300 Fifth 301
Sixth 401
Seventh 501
Eighth ie)
BertUa, W s Beale bet
Mission aud Howard
Billin$:« Place. X s Fil-
bert bfct Montgomerj- and
Sansom
Bircb Avenue. W s Lar-
kin l)et Grove and Fulton
Xorth. Street. South side.
2 I>arkin 1
Polk
Van Xess Avenue
Fr.inkliu
Gough
Octavia
600 Laguna
700 Buchanan
Blackstone Place,
Lombard ur Larkin
Blos><oni, W s Valencia bet
Ridley and Foiuteenth W
to Guerrero
Blnxonie.Ws(fi2f') Fourth^
liet Brannan and Townsenff
W to Sixth
Blnxonie East, W s First
bet Brannan and Townsend
Boardnian, X s Brannan
btt Sixth and Seventh
Boardninn Place, W s
BiMirdinan bet Bryant and
Brannan
Bond, SE s Mission bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Bone .Alley or <;reen
I'lace. X s (32";) Green bet
Montgomeiy and Kearny
Bonita, W 8 Polk bet Val-
lejo and Green W to Van
Xess Avenue
Boston Place, E s (329)
I'irst bet Folsom aud Har-
rison
B<iurbin Place, S s Ellis
bet Steiner ami Pierce
Bonrn, S s Kossuth bet
Chact aud Frcelou S to
Heclicr
Bovvdoln, S s Silver Av-
enue Ih^ Hamilton and
Dartmouth, I'. M. T.
B<ivver Place, S s (529)
( Jreen W-tween DuiKint and
Stockton
BoMle Avenue, E 3 Elev-
enth bet Howard and Fol-
som
Bo\« IcK Place. XWs (1626)
Howard l«t Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Bowman Place, S s Bry-
ant nr First
Boyce, X s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Ctnik and Wil-
liamson X to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Boyd, E and W s Chesley
IxJt Harrison aud Brj-aut
Bradford, from Cortl.and
Avenue N to California Av-
enue, B. H
Brady. S s Market l>et Pot-
ter and Valencia SE to
AVest Miasion
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Gold and Plated Jeweliy at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
43
Brady Place, E s Larkin
bet Union aucl Green
Braitiian, W s Beale bet
Bn-ant and Townsead SW
to Channel
Nurlhtrest. Street. Sonthctist
300
600
700
2 Beale 1
100 Fremont 101
200 First 201
Japan
Second 301
Stanford 311
Park Lane
— ■ Thompson Place 371
4i30 Third 401
416 Ritch 417
430 Zoe
500 Fourth 501
Fifth 601
Sixth 701
Clinton
Genera
Boardman
Brannan Place
Gilbert
800 Seventh 801
Norton Court
.900 Eighth 901
Converse ■ —
1000 Ninth 1001
Ciiannel
BrannuR Place, S 8 Bran-
nan bet Sixth and Seventh
Breuhani Place, Ns (750)
Clay bet Kearny and Du-
pont N to Washington
BrewsU-r, from Hope SW
to California Avenue, B.H.
Bridge, S s (12131 Broadway
bet Lea,venworth and Hyde
Bright, nr San Miguel Sta-
tion
Broad, Ws Old San Jose
Road ur San Miguel Station
Broads Place, N s Bush
bet Hyde and Larkin
Broadway, W s Davis bet
Pacific and Vallejo W to
First Avenue
North. Street. South side.
2 Davis 1
100 Front 101
2'X) Battery 201
300 Sansom 301
Ohio 3"!
340 Bartol -IL
400 Montgomery 401
Rowland Alley
500 Kearny 501
520 Pinckney Place
Montgomery Av
600 Dupont 601
610 Duncan Court
700 Stockton 701
Vuginia Place 709
730 Morey Alley
800 Powell 801
, Scott Place 817
900 Mason 901
Salmon 921
1000 Taylor 1001
Sweet
Florence
1100 Jones 1101
1200 Leavenworth 1201
Morse Place 1205
Bridge 1213
1300 Hyde 1301
1400 Larkin 1431
Maxwell
1500 Polk 1501
1600 Van Ness Avenue 1601
1700 Franklin 1701
1800 Gongh 1801
1900 Octavia 1901
2000 Laguna 2001
2100 Buchanan 2101
2200 Webster 2201
2300 FiUmore 2301
2400 Steiner 2401
2500 Pierce 2501
2600 Scott 2601
2700 Devisadero 2701
2800 Broderick 2801
2900 Baker 2901
'3000 Lyon 3001
3100 Central Avenue 3101
3200 Walnut 3201
3330 Laiu-el 3301
3400 Locust 34ni
3500 Spruce 3501
3600 Maple 3601
3700 Cherry 3701
(f ) First Avenue (( )
Broderick. NsWallerbet
Devisadero and Baker N to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Waller 1
100 Haight 101
200 Page 201
3X1 Oak 301
4'00 Fell 401
500 Hayes 501
600 Grove 601
700 Fulton 701
800 McAllister 801
900 Tyler 901
1000 Turk 1001
1100 Edity 1101
120(J Ellis 12(11
1300 O'FarreU 1301
1400 GeaiT 1401
Garden Avenue
1500 Post 1501
l&JO Sutter 1601
1700 Bush 1701
ISOO Pine 1801
1900 California 1901
2iX)0 Sacramento 2001
2100 Clay 2101
2200 Washington 2201
2300 Jackson 2301
2400 Pacific 2401
2500 Broadway 2501
2«00 VaUejo 2'301
2700 Green 2701
2800 Union 2801
2900 Filbert 2901
3000 Greenwich 3001
3100 Lombard 3101
3200 Chestnut 3201
3300 Francisco 3301
3400 Bay 3401
3500 North Point 3501
3600 Beach 3601
3700 Jefferson 3701
3800 Tonciuin 3Sol
(e) Lewis (t)
Broderick Avenue, S s
Market bet Eleventh and
Potter
Brook, E s Dolores nr Thir-
tieth E to San Jose Road
Brooklyn Place, Ss (833)
Sacramento bet Dupont
and Stockton
Brooks (now Floral Grove),
N s (734) Market bet Kear-
ny and Dupont N to Geary
Brosuan, Ws Valencia bet
Foiuleenth and RitUey
BroMTl (now Twelfth). SE s
Mission bet Eleventh and
Thirteenth SE to Harrison
Brown Alley, N s McAl-
lister bet Hyde and Larkin
Bryan Place, N s (206)
Bush bet Sansom and Mont-
gomery
Bryant, W s Spear bet Har-
rison and Brannan SW to
Eleventh. [The buildings
on this street are incorrect-
ly nu&bered]
Northicfst. Street. Southeast.
2 Spear 1
100 Main 101
200 Beale 201
300 Fremont 301
400 First 401
418 Rincon Place 419
442 Stanly Place 443
500 Second 501
Centre 533
600 Third 601
(&) Ritch 615
Zoe 635
700 Fourth 701
800 Fifth
Fifth Aveuue
Oak Avenue
Park Avenue
900 Sixth
Clinton
Garden
Jones Place
Gilbert
1000 Seventh
Downey
White Place
Decatur
1100 Eighth
Converse
1118 Bryant Avenue
1200 Ninth
Dore
1300 Tenth
(e) Eleventh
1101
1117
1301
(e)
Bryant Avenue, con-
tinuation of Erjant from
Eleventh S to Serpentine
Avenue. The numbers
continue however in regu-
lar order from the com-
mencement of Bryant St
Bryant Avenue. Ns Bry-
ant bet Eighth and Ninth
Bnctianan, N s Market
bet Laguna and Webster
N to the bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Market 1
100 Kate 101
200 Waller 201
300 Haight 301
Rose Avenue
400 Page 401
Lilly Avenue
500 Oak 501
Hickory Avenue
600 FeU 601
Linden
700 Hayes 701
Ivy Avenue
800 Grove 801
Birch Avenue
900 Fulton 901
Ash Avenue
1000 McAhiStcr 1001
Locust Avenue
1100 Tyler 1101
1200 Tiu-k 1201
Laiurel Avenue
1300 Eddy 1301
Willow Avenue
1400 Ellis 1401
1500 O'FarreU loul
1600 Geary 1601
1700 Post 1701
18.10 Sutter 1801
19j0 Bush 1901
2C0O Pine 2001
2100 California 2101
2200 Sacramento 2201
2300 Clay 2301
2400 Washington 2401
2500 Jackson 2501
2600 Pacific 2601
2700 Broadway 2701
2800 Vallejo 2801
2900 Green 2901
3000 Union 3001
3100 Filbert 3101
3200 Greenvvich 3201
Moulton
3300 Lombard 33^1
Chestnut
Lobos Square
3600 Bay 3601
3700 North Point 3701
380-0 Beach 3801
3900 Jefferson 3901
4000 Tonquin 4001
(e) Lewis (e)
Bnena Vista, from Cort-
land Aveuue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.
Bnena Vista Park, bet
Napa. Shasta, Vermont,
and L'tah
Bnrdiani Place.Ws (101)
Leavenworth bet Tyler and
Tiu-k
Bnrgoyne Place, Ss(1307)
Pacific liet Leavenworth
and Hyde
Burritt, S s (603) Bush bet
Stockton and Powell
Bnrrow, W s San Bruno
Roail bet Henrj- and Bacon,
U. M. T.
Burton. E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall
Bush, junction Market and
Battey bet Sutter and
Pine W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Xorth. Street. South side.
2 JIarket
100 Batterv 101
200 Sansom 201
206 Bryan Place
300 Montgomery 301
306 Russ Alley
Trinity 311
342 Belden
400 Kearny 401
406 Morse
Clara Lane 407
Mary Lane 423'
500 Dupont 501 \
518 Chatham Place '
600 Stockton 601 t
Burritt 603
610 Monroe '
Chelsea Place 615
700 PoweU 701
714 Bush Street Place
800 Mason 801
900 Tavlor 901
1000 Jones 1001
1100 Leavenworth 1101
1200 Hyde 1201
Edward
1300 L,irkin 1301
1400 Polk 1401
1500 Van Ness Avenue 1501
1600 Franklin 1601
1700 Gough 1701
1800 Octavia 1801
1900 Laguna 1901
2000 Buchanan 2001
2100 Webster 2101
2200 FiUmore 2201
2300 Steiner 2301
2400 Pierce 2401
2500 Scott 2501
2600 Devisadero 2601
2700 Broderick 2701
2800 Baker 2801
2900 Lyon 2901
((') Central Avenue (t)
Bush Street Place. N s
(714) Bush bet PoweU and
Mason. I
Bnl Icr. from CaUfomia Av-
en\ie S to Cortland Avenue,
B. H.
Butte, from the bay bet So- I
lano and Napa W to Harri-
son
Byingtou W s (1309) Web-
ster bet ElUs and O'FarreU
W to Steiner
Byrne, from Islais Creek S
E to Baker Avenue
Byron, from Montcalm S
to Hope. B. H.
('. SW s Water Front bet B
and D SW to county Une.
South S. F.
€, W s First Avenue bet B
and D, W to the ocean,
Outside Lands
rabot, from California Av-
enue bet Samoset and Star
SE to Franconia Avenue,
B. H.
Cadell Alley. N s (508)
I nion bet Dupont and
Stockton
C'adwallader, E of San
Bnmo Road 4 miles from
City Hall
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Calaveras, from the bay [
bet Amador and Mendoci- ■
no W to First Avenue
Callionn. N s Green bet
Sansom and Montgomery
Callfurnla, junction Mar-
ket an<l I>rmnm bet Pine
and .Sacramento W to City
Cemetery
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Drumm 1
101
201
301
401
421
501
531
100 Davia
200 Front
300 Battery
400 Sanson!
424 Leidei«lorff
500 Montgomery
Spring
532 Webb
600 Kearny 601
612 WaUace Place
St. Mary . 625
Quincy 637
700 Dupont 701
716 Selina Place
— - Grace Terrace 725
800 Stockton 801
Ellick Lane
812 Pratt Court
820 Prospect Place 821
832 Miles Court
900 PoweU 901
920 Oustavus
1000 Mason 1001
1016 Cushman
1100 Taylor 1101
1200 Jones 1201
Hlshland Terrace
1300 Leavenworth 1301
Helen
1400 Hy.le 1401
1500 Larkin \Ml
1600 Polk 16t)l
1700 Van Ness Avenue 1701
1300 Franklin 1801
1900 CKiugh 1901
2im Octavia 2001
2100 Lag\ina 2101
22IX) Buchanan 2201
2300 Webster 2301
Mi.Mle
3400 FiUwore 2401
2500 Steiuer 2501
2600 Pierce 2601
27i» Scott 2701
2*)0 Densa<lero 2301
2900 Bnnleri.k 2901
3n()0 Baker »»1
1 3M0 I.y.m 3101
321 K) ( Vntral Avenue 3201
3300 Walnut 3301
3100 Laurel 3401
3500 Locust 3501
3600 Si mice 3601
3700 >fai)le 3701
3800 Cherry 3801
3900 First Avenue 3901
4°alirornl» .4v«-iiue. K
iif San JiiKo K<>ad and W
of Sun Bruno Komi. B. 11.
Cn nil>rillK*'<Ss Silver Av-
enue liet Vale and Oifortl,
r M T
(amlllf riaro, N's Wash-
liiK'toii l)ct Taylor and
JoileM
<'nill p. K » Guerrero l)et Six
teeiith and Seventeenth
(aidtol, W of ( )ld .Sun JoBo
Kuadtir.San Miguel Station
<'ait|if S B Fifteenth l>et
>Ilii.'<ii>n and Howanl S to
.Serpuntiiie Avenue
}VeM. Strrrt. EiUt tUle.
2 FlfU-enth 1
Adair
100 Sl\Ufnlh 101
200 Sevrnteeiith 201
3l'0 Kightventh 3'Jl
400 Niiutt.nth 40l
5i»0 Twentieth 501
6fiO Twenty lirst &•!
700 Twciityseoiind 7(11
800 Twenty third 801
900 Twenty-fourth 901
1000 Twenty-liith I'Xtl
1100 Twenty-sixth 1101
(e) Serpentine Avenue (e)
Cawl AUey, W s (1413)
Stockton bet VaUejo and
Green
Catrl, W 8 Clayton nr Fred-
erick W to First Avenue
Carlnti Place, S s (219) O'-
Farrell bet PoweU and Ma-
son
Carolina, from the bay bet
Wisconsin and De Haro S
to Tulare
Caroline, N s Lombard bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Caroline, Ss (1011) Folsom
bet Sixth and Seventh
Caroline Place, Es (1218)
PoweU bet Jackson and Pa-
cific
<"arr Place, S s Chestnut
bet Mason and Taylor
Carver, from California
Avenue S to Powhattan,
B. H.
Cause, W s San Bruno Road
4 miles from City Hall
Castro, S s Ridley bet Dia-
mond and Noe
Cellar, X s (212) Clay bet
DaWs and Front N to
Washington
Cellar Alley, W s Dolores
bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
Cedar Avenne, W s (911)
Larkin Ijet l^ary and Post
y..rth. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 3J1
400 Gough 401
500 Octa\ia 501
Cedar Lane, E b Valen-
cia l>et Seventeenth and
WUlow. E to Mission
Cemetery Avenne [see
Central Avenue)
Center (now Sixteenth)
from the bay W to Castro
Central, nrSan MiguelSta-
tioii
Central Avenne, N s
Geary bet Lyon and Wal-
nut N to Presidio Reserva-
tion
Central Place, S s (515)
I'iiie bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Central Road, from 'Mc-
Allister SW to Ocean View
House
Centre, S s (533) Bryant bet
.Second and Third SE to
.Sotitli Park
Cliace, from Islais Creek S
to Hecker
('lianilMTH. Ws (fd9) Da\i8
l>el Pacific and Broadway
W to Battery
<iianilM-rM Place, N r
(ireenwich bet PoweU and
Mason N to Lombard
<'hannel, W i Tliird bet
Berry and HoojHjr SW to
Eighth
<'liannel. W g San Bruno
Ki>ad 4iuile8 from CityHaU
<'lia|>nlte|ter, from C<irt-
land Avenue NE to Coso
Avenue, B. H.
Charity, from Cadwallader
NSv to Ulais (."reek
Charles, N s Tyler bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Charles. S of Fairmount
from San Jose Road NW' to
Chenery
Charles Place, N s (570)
Harrison bet First and Sec-
ond
Chase, N s Point Lobos Av-
enue bet Williamson and
Merritield N to Laurel HiU
Cemetery
Chatham Place, Ns(5l8)
Bush bet Dupont and
Stockton
Chattanootca, Ss Twenty-
first betDolores and Ghurch
CheLsea Pl»c«, 8 s (615)
Bush bet Stockton and
PoweU
Chenery, S s Thirtieth S
to Randal thence SW to
Castro
Cherry, N s California nr
Maple N to Presidio Reser-
vation
Cherilbnsco, from Cort-
land Avenue XE to Coso
Avenue. B. H.
Chesley, S s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth
Chestnnt, W s Sansom bet
Lombaril and Francisco W
to I'residio Resenation
North. Street. South gidt.
2 .Sansom 1
(c) Montgomery (c)
Webster
100 Kearny 101
200 Dupont 201
224 Bellair Place
300 Stockton 301
Chestnut Alley
400 PoweU 401
500 Mason 501
NeweU
Montgomery Av
600 Taylor 601
700 Jones 701
8()0 Leavenworth 801
900 Hyde 901
1000 Larkin 1001
1100 Polk 1101
1200 Van Xess Avenue 1201
1300 Franklin 1301
1400 Gough 1401
1500 Octavia 1501
1600 Lagxiua 1601
1700 Buchanan 1701
1800 Webster 1801
1900 Fillmore 1901
2000 Steiner 2001
2100 Pierce 2101
2200 Scott 2201
2300 Devisadero 2301
24<l0 Broderick 2401
2500 Baker 2501
Chestnut Alley, N s
CheHtnut bet Stockton and
I'owell
<'hnrch, S a Ridley bet
Dolores and Sanchez S tc
Thirtieth
<iiiircli Lane, W a Dolo-
res liet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth
t'hnrch Place, W s (1709)
Dupont l>ct Greenwicli and
Lombard
CItv Hall Avenne, N s
Market opp Eighth NW to
Park Avenue
Clalrvllle Place. S 8 (5351
I'niou liet DuiHjnt and
St'jckton
Clara, or Clary. W s Ritch
l>et I'olsom and Harrison
W tf> Sixth
Clara Avenne, Nb Eight-
eeiitli nr Douglass
Clara Avenne, nr Lagu-
na de la Merced
Clara Lane. X s (204) Sut-
ter bet Kearny and Dupont
X to Bush
Clarence Place, X s
Townsend bet Second and
Third
Clark. W B (409) Drumm
bet Jackson and Pacific W
to Front
Clary, or Clar%, W s
Ritch
bet Folsom and Hai rison W
to Sixth
0»y, W 8 East bet
Com-
mercial and WashingtonW
to First Avenue
North. Street. South aide.
2 East
1
100 Drumm
101
300 Davis
201
.213 Cedar
300 Front
301
400 Battery
401
500 Saiisoin
501
Leiiiesdorff
527
600 Montgomery
&1
700 Kearny
701
750 Brenham Place
800 Dupont
8d
814 Waverly Place
813
828 Spofiord
900 Stockton
931
916 Clay Avenue
Prospect Place
917
1000 PoweU
1001
Tay
1015
1016 Wetmore Place
1100 Mason
1101
Verba Buena
1115
1200 Taylor
1201
1300 Jones
1301
Priest
Reed
1400 Leavenworth
1401
Almera
1500 Hyde
1501
Torrens Court
1600 Larkin
1601
1700 Polk
17U1
1800 Van Xess Avenue 1801
1900 Franklin
1^1
2000 Gough
2001
Lafayette Park
2200 Laguna
2201
2300 Buchanan
2301
2400 Webster
2401
2500 Fillmore
2501
2600 Steiner
2601
2700 I'ierCB
2701
2800 Scott
2801
2900 Derisadero
2i'01
3U00 Broderick
3001
3100 Baker
3101
32iK) Lyon
3201
3300 Central Avenue
33')1
3400 WaUiut
3401
3500 Laurel
3501
3600 Locust
3601
3700 Spruce
• 3701
3800 Maple
3S01
3900 Cherry
3.W1
(f) First Avenue
Clay Avenne, X g (916)
Clay bet Stockton and Pow-
eU
Clavton. X s Waller bet
Ashbury and Cole X to Ful-
ton
Cleaveland,W s Columbia
S<iuare bet Folsom and
Harrison
Clement, W b First Avenue
bet Point Lobos Avenue
and California W to City
Cemetery
Clement Place, Ss Green
bet DuiKint and Stockton
Clementina. W s (248)
First bet Tehama and Fol-
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Gentlemen's Pumishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zearay St
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
45
Xorthu-est. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
{b) Second Cj)
[b] Third [b)
300 Fourth 301
400 Fifth 401
(6) Siith (6)
(bf Seventh (6)
700 Eighth 701
{b) Ninth (6)
Clinton, S 8 Bryant het
Sixth and Seventh
<'lintnn Fnrk, W s Guer-
leio bet RiiUey and Four-
teenth W to Dolores
<'lil>|>er, W s Old San Jose
Road bet Twenty-fifth and
Tweuty-siith W to Doug-
lass
<'o<lnian Plai-e, S s (1007)
Washington bet Powell and
Mason
Cohn Place, S s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
<'ole, N 8 Haight bet Clay-
ton and Shrader N to Ful-
ton
College, S 8 Silver Avenue
bet Dartmouth and Uni-
versity, U. M. T.
College Place, N s (16)
Hayes bet Larkin and Polk
Collins, N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Wood and Fer-
ric N to Laurel Hill Ceme-
tery
Colorado, from the bay
bet Mexico and Arizona S
to India
Colton, NE 8 Brady bet
Market and Mission
Columbia, W s Valencia
bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth W to Noe
Colniubia, from Mission
Creek bet Florida and Har-
rison S to Twenty-first,
thence bet Bryant Avenue
and Alabama S to Serpen-
tine Avenue
Columbia, S s (1019) Fol-
som bet Sixth and Seventh
SE to Harrison
Columbia Place, SsPre-
cita Avenue S to California
Avenue, B. H.
Columbia Place, W s
Boardman nr Braunan
Columbia i^anare, bet
Folsom, Harrison, Colum-
bia, and Sherman
C«>lu8a, from the bay bet
Yuba and Marin W to Ne-
braska
Commerce, E a Battery
bet Green and Union
Commercial, W s East
bet Sacramento and Clay W
to Dupont
North. Street. Scmth side.
2 East 1
100 Drumm 101
200 Davis 201
300 Front 301
400 Battery 401
500 Sansora 501
524 Leidesdorff 525
600 Montgomery 601
700 Kearny 701
(e) Dupont (e)
Congdon, nr junction San
Bruno Road and Silver Av-
enue
Connecticut, from the bay
bet Missouri and Arkansas
S to Tulare
Converse, S s Bryant bet
Eighth and Ninth S to
Brannan
Cook, N 8 Point Lobos Av-
enue bet Ferrie and Boyce
N to Laurel Hill Cemetery
Cooper Alley, S s (623)
Jackson bet Kearny and
Dupont
Corbett (now Seventeenth),
W 3 Harrison bet Sixteenth
and Eighteenth W to Doug-
lass
Cortez, from California Av-
enue lit Montcalm and Sa-
moset E to Franconia Av-
enue
Cortland Avenne, from
San Jos(5 Road nr Thirtieth
E to San Bruno Road
Coso Avenue, from North
Avenue NW to California
Avenue, B. H.
Cottage Place, E s (614)
Jones bet Geary and Post
County Road, or 8au
•lose Road, from termi-
nation of Mission SW to
County Line
Creek Lane (now Erie),
W s Folsom bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
Crescent Avenne, from
San Jos^ Road nr St. Mary's
College E to 'San Bruno
Road
Crocker, NW s West lUs-
sion bet Brady and Her-
mann
Crook, N 8 Townsend bet
Third and Fourth
Cushman, N s (1016) Cali-
fornia Ijet Mason and Tay-
lor N to Sacramento
Custom House Place, N
s (412) Washington bet Bat-
tery and Sansom N to Jack-
son
D, SW 8 Water Front 1»et
C and E SW to county line,
South S. F.
D, W s First Avenue bet C
and Golden Gate Park W
to the ocean. Outside Lands
Dakota, from the bay bet
Idaho and Wyoming S to
India
Dale (now Twenty-ninth),W
s San Jose Road bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Thirtieth
Dale, S s Tyler bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde
Dainc, S s Thirtieth bet
Chenery and Whitney S to
Randal
Dartmouth, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Bowdoin and Col-
lege, U. M. T.
Davis, N 8 Market bet
Drumm and Front N to the
bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Market and Pine 1
100 California 101
William Place 109
200 Sacramento 201
214 Commercial 215
300 City 301
ib) Merchant (6)
. 400 Washington 401
* 410 Oregon 411
500 Jackson 501
514 Clark 513
(d) Pacific 601
(d) Chambers 619
id) Broadway 701
(f) Vallejo (f)
Da>vson Place, E s Mason
bet Sacramento and Clay
Day, W 6 San .Jose Road bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirti-
eth
Day, E 8 Dolores bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
De Boom, E s (533) Second
bet Bryant and Brannan
De Haro, from Mission
Creek bet Carolina and
Rhode Island S to Tulare
De Kalb, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, S 8 B. H.
Decatur, S s Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Decatur, S s Crescent Av-
enue Wof Porter, SsB. H.
Delaware, from the l)ay
bet Massachusetts and Ma-
ryland S to First Avenue
Delaware Court, N s Sut-
ter bet Powell and Mason
Dclgado, E s Hyde bet
Green and Union
Delta Place, E s (616)
Mason bet Sutter and Bush
Dent Place, N s Jackson
bet Stockton and Powell
Devlsadero,N s Ridley bet
Scott and Broderick N to
the bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Ridley 1
100 Waller 101
200 Haight 201
300 Page 301
400 Oak 401
500 FeU 501
600 Hayes 601
700 Grove 701
800 FiUton 801
900 McAllister 901
1000 Tyler 1001
1100 Turk 1101
1200 Eddy 1201
1300 Ellis 1301
1400 O'FarreU 1401
1500 Geary 1501
1600 Post 1601
1700 Sutter 1701
1800 Bush 1801
1900 Pine 1901
2000 California 2001
2100 Sacramento 2101
2200 Clay 2201
2300 Washington 2301
2400 Jackson 2401
2500 Pacific 2501
2i;00 Broadway 2001
2700 Vallejo 2701
2800 Green 2801
2%0 Union 2901
3000 FUbert 3001
3100 Greenwich 3101
3200 Lombard 3201
3300 Chestnut 3301
3400 Francisco 3401
3500 Bay 3501
3600 NorthPoint 3601
3700 Beach 3701
3800 Jefferson 3801
3900 Tonquin 3901
ie) Leivis (e)
Devrees, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall
Dewey, S s King bet Third
and Fourth S to Berry
Dexter, S s Howard bet
Spear and Main
Diamond, S s Sixteenth
bet Castro and Douglass
Dickcrson, E 8 San Bruno
Road 3^ miles from City
HaU
Dikeman Place, Ws (217)
Mason bet Ellis and O'Far-
reU
Dock/i from Water Front
bet Tevis and Ship SW to
county line. South 8. F.
Dock, W 8 Front bet Union
and Filbert
Dodge, 8 3 Turk bet Hjde
and Larkin
Dodson Alley (see Keyeg
Alloy)
Dohtrcs, S 8 Market bet
Guerrero and Church
West. Street. East side.
2
Market
Baltimore Park
1
100
Fourteenth
101
2(K)
Fifteenth
201
Wells Avenue
_ —
300
Sixteenth
301
Church Lane
400
Seventeenth
Railroad Avenue
Dorland
401
5(K)
Eighteenth
501
6(KI
Nineteenth
601
700
Twentieth
701
Dora, S a (1113) Folsom bet
Seventh and Eighth
Dore, S s Harrison bet
Ninth and Tenth S to
Mission Creek
Dore Alley, S b Jackson
bet Powell and Mason
DorlaiKl, W s Guerrero
bet Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth W to Castro
Douglas Place, E a Beale
bet Folsom and Harrison
D«»nglass, S s Seventeenth
W of Diamond
Dow Place, W 8 Second
bet Folsom and Harrison
Downey, S s Bryant bet
Seventh and Eighth
Drumm, N s Market bet
East and Davis N to the
bay
East. Street. West sifU.
2 Market and Cal 1
100 Sacramento 101
116 Commercial 115
200 Clay 201
214 Merchant (6)
300 Washington 301
Oregon
400 Jackson 401
Clark 409
((■) Pacific (e)
Drury Lane, W 8 (306) Sev-
enth bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Dry, or .Iiuiction, W s
Old San Jose Road bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirti-
eth W to BeUevue
Diiaiie, W 8 Jones bet
Lombard and Chestnut
Dunbar Court, N s Mer-
chant bet Montgomery and
Kearny N to Washington
Duncan, W s Old San Jos^
Road bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Duncan Court, N a (610)
Broadway bet Dupont and
Stockton
Dunn Alley, E s (1106)
Kearny bet Broadway and
Vallejo
Dui>ont, N s Market bet
Kearny and Stockton N to
the bay
East. Street. West Side.
2 Mkt and O'Farrell 1
100 Geary 101
110 Morton 111
200 Post 201
208 Asliburtou Place
Stockton Place 213
Mills Place 219
300 Sutter 301
312 Berry
- Harlan Place 313
400 Buah 401
500 Pine 501
Virginia Alley 505
600 California 601
— — DuDOnt Place
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDEHSON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy St
46
SAX FRANCISCO DIBECTORT.
700
714
SOO
900
1000
1100
1126
1200
701 I
o
Pi
o
E-i
VI
VI
VI
t
Sacramento
Commercial
CUy
Washington
Hall Court
Jackson
Sullivan Alley
Pacific
Dupont Alley
Broadway
Montgomery At
HlucUey
Vallejo
Green
Union
1506 Nobili Alley
1600 Filbert
1618 <Jerke Alley
1700 Greenwich
Church Place
Lombard
Chestnut
Pfeiffer
Francisco
Bay
North Point
Reach
Unpont Alley. Es (1126)
Duii'iut bet Pacific and
Broadway
Dnpont Place, W s Da-
pont l>et California and
.Sacramento
Dwltcht. W s San Bruno
Roa<l bet Tfo ilsey and Olm-
stead. V. M. f.
E, from India Basin bet D
and F hW to couuty line.
South S F.
f^tule (now N'ineteenth), W
s Harrison bet Kighteenth
ftiid Twentieth W to Doug-
lass
East, from Folsom N to Pa-
cific fronting the bay
JE.M«. Slrul. M'Mt sidt
1300
1400
1500
1800
1900
2000
2100
801
9Cd
923
1001
1021
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1709
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
Folsom 1
Howard 101
Mission 201
Market 301
Clay 401
Merchant
Washington 501
Jackson 601
Pacific («)
Krker. S s (527; Market bet
First and Second
E«ld)', junction Market and
Powell l>et Turk and Ellis
W to Calvar)' Cemetery
^••rih. Strrfl. .SoiifA ridf.
2 Market ami Powell I
Anna I^ne
h:.l.ly Place 27
Mason ini
THjl.ir 201
Jones 301
l/ea%enworth 401
Hyde 501
Larkln 601
Polk 701
800 Van N'csa Avenue 801
900 Fninklln 901
1000 CoiiKh 1001
lUlO Octaria llUl
1200 Lut;una 1201
13UU Buchanan 1301
1400 Webster 1401
1500 F-lllnioro 1501
1600 Ht«lncr I'Ml
1700 Plerco 1701
Farron ATonue
1800 Scott 1801
l'.»00 IKvlsiidero 1901
30OO Br.Ml..r).k 2u01
{t) St Ji«iii>hs At (<)
E«l«lr PlMce. S s (27) Eddy
bet Powell and Mason
Edvraril. N s Busli Iwt
Ilyilc uii'l Uirkin
ElKhteenlll (lute Falcon),
W H Harrison bet Seven-
t^nth and Nlnotoentli W
to Douglass
Sarth. Street. Soulh side.
2 Harrison 1
100 Folsom 101
118 ShotweU 119
200 Howard 201
218 Capp 219
300 Mission 301
Jessie
Stevenson
400 Valencia 401
500 Guerrero 501
600 Dolores 601
700 Church 701
800 Sanchez 801
900 Noe 901
1000 Castro 1001
1100 Diamond 1101
1200 Douelass ^ 1201
Elshteenth Avenne,
from Islais Creek bet Sev-
enteenth and Nineteenth
Avenues SE to the bay,
South S. F.
Eigliteentb Avenne, N
s W bet Seventeenth and
Nineteenth avenues N to
P^residio Reservation, Out-
side Lands
Eighth (late Price), S s Mar-
ket bet Seventh and Ninth
SE
SoiUhirest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
Stevenson
Jessie
100 Mission 101
114 Minna 115
Natoma
200 Howard 201
Noonan Avenue 205
Tehama (!*)
Clementina
300 Folsom 301
Shipley
Heron
400 Harrison 401
500 Brjant 501
600 Brannan 601
Towusend
Eiiihth Avenne, from
Islais Creek Ijet Seventh
and Ninth Avenues SE to
the l)ay. South S. F.
Eiehth Avenne, N s O
l>et .Seventh and Ninth
avenues N to Presidio Res-
ervation, Uutside Lanils
EI llorado, from the bay
liet Alame<la and .Si.\teeiijh
or Center W to Harrison
Eleventh (late Wood), Ss
.Market Ijet Tenth and
Twelfth SE to Mission
Creek
SouthxreM. Street. Northeast.
Elk, from Cadwallader N to
Islais Creek
EUen (now Thirteenth), SE
s Mission bet Twelfth and
Fourteenth
Ellen, N s Harrison bet
Se . enth and Eighth
Ellen, S s Elizabeth bet
Douglass and Bellevue S to
Thirtieth
Ellick Alley, N s (722) Pa-
cific bet Dupont and Stock-
ton
Ellick Lane, N s Califor-
nia bet Stockton and Pow-
eU
EUlot Park, W s (1503)
Steiuer bet O'Farrell and
Geary W to Scott
Elli.s, junction Market and
Stockton bet Eddy and
OFarreU W to Calvary
Cemetery
North. Street. South side.
2 Markt and Stockton 1
100
Powell
101
Anna Lane
111
200
Mason
201
.300
Taylor
301
*KI
Jones
401
,tOO
Leavenworth
501
fiOO
Hyde
601
700
Larkin
vol
SOO
Polk
801
900
Van Ness Avenue
901
1000
Franklin
lUOl
1100
Gough
1101
1»M»
Octavia
1201
1.300
Laguna
1301
1400
Buchanan
1401
HoUis
1500
Webster
Folger
1501
IWK)
FiUinore
1601
1700
Steiner
Bourbin Place
IV 01
1800
Pierce
1801
Farren Avenue
1900
Scott
Beideman
1901
2000
Devisailero
2001
2100
Broderick
2101
(f)
St. Joseph's Av
(e)
Market 1
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
Bowie Avenue
Henrietta .S<|uare
300 FoLs-im 301
4O0 Harrison 401
(f) Br>-Bnt (<■)
Eleventh .1 venae, from
Islais Creek liet Tenth and
Twelfth Avenues SE to tlie
bay, South S. F.
Eleventh .ivenne, N s
S 1)et Tenth and Twelfth
avenues N to l*re.sidio Hes-
ervation, ( hitside I>anils
ElBin Park, junction Mar-
ket and Hermann bet Va-
lencia and Pearl >S to Rid-
ley
El IxM, N H Union bet Taylor
and .Tones
Ell7.a Place, N s Washing-
ton N't Taylor and Jones
EllKal»elh, W s Noe >>et
Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Ell.sM'orth, from Califor-
nia Avenue S to Cortland
Avenue, B. H.
Elm Avenne, W s Larkin
Ijet Tyler and Turk
North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness At 201
300 Franklin 301
(6) Gough (6)
Jefferson Square
Emma. E s (508) Stockton
bet Bush and Pine
Emma. E of San Bruno
Roa<l 4 miles from City
Hall
Emma Place. S s Chest-
init tiet Stockton and Pow-
ell
Emmett Place, Ws (709)
.Stockton t>ett."alifomia and
Sacramento
Erie, W s Folsom, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
W t<i Mission
Esmeralda Avenne, frra
North Avenue N\V toCali-
foniia Avenue. B. H.
Ehhcx, S s (543) Folsom bet
First and Second SE to
Harrison
Ehhcx I'lace. W s Essex
bet Folsom and Harrison
EHtefunla. junction Heck-
er and .Stringluun SW to
Islais ('reek
Engenle. N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Josephine and
W6od N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Enreka, S s Seventeenth
bet Diamond and Douglass
Enreka Place. E s 1202
Larkin bet Bush and
Pine
Eve, W s San Bruno Road
W to California Avenue,
B. H.
Everett, Ws (138) Third bet
Mission and Howard W to
Fourth
EM-er Place, W s (101 li
Mason bet Sacramento and
Clay
F, from India Basin bet E
and G SW to county line.
South S. F.
Fair Avenne, W s Califor-
nia Aven"ue W to San Jose
Road
Fair Oaks, S s Twenty-first
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Fairmoiint, S of Randal
from San Jose Road W to
Bemis
Faith, from California Av-
enue NW to Brewster. B. H.
Falcon (now Eighteenth),
AV s Harrison bet Seven-
teenth and Nineteenth W
to Douglass
Falcon Place, E s Taylor
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Farren Avenue, N s Ed-
dy bet Pierce and Scott N
to Ellis
Fell, jmiction M.orket and
Polk bet Oak and Hayes W
to Stanyan
North. .Street. South side.
1
101
201
301
Wl
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
14<J1
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
(0
2 Market and Polk
1(X) Van Ness Avenue
200 Franklin
300 Gough
400 Gctavia
500 Lagiuia
600 Buchanan
700 Webster
800 Fillmore
900 Steiuer
1000 Pierce
1100 Scott
1200 Devisadero
1300 Broderick
1400 Baker
1500 Lyon
1600 Lott
1700 Masonic Avenue
1800 Ashbury
1900 Cnaytou
2000 Cole
2100 Shnwler
(f) Stanyan
Fella Place, Es (61G) Pow-
ell Ijct Bush and Pine
Fern Avenue. W s (1109)
I.Arkin bet Sutter and
Bush
North. Street. South Side.
2 I.Arkiu 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia • 501
600 Laguna 601
Ferric. Ns Point LoIkis Av-
enue l>et Collins and Cook
N to Laiirel Hill Cemetery
Finccnth (late Sparks). W
,S Harrison bet Fourteenth
and Sixteenth W to Castro
BULLOCK ^ JOR'BS, 105 Montgomery St, Importers I»Iartin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Eeamy Si
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
47
Fifteenth Avenue, N s
W bet Fourteenth and Six-
teenth avenues N to Pre-
sidio Reservation, Outside
Lands
FI fth, S s Market bet Fourth
and Sixth SE to the bay
S'ncth">-st. Street. Northeast.
2 Market
1
14 Stevenson
C/l
22 Mint Avenue
(!>) Jessie
33
100 Mission
101
106 Minna
107
124 Natoma
125
200 Howard
201
210 Tehama
211
226 C'leraeutina
227
300 Folsom
301
316 Shipley
317
328 Clara,
329
400 Harrison
401
Perry
500 Bryant
501
Tilford
600 Brannan
601
Bluxome
700 Townsend
701
Jewett
King
800 Berry
801
Channel
Hooper
Irwin
HubbeU
South
Fiftli Avenne, from Islais
Creek bet Fourth and Sixth
Avenues SE to the
bay.
South S. F.
NortK Street.
South Side.
724
Scotland
2
Harrison
1
800
Mason
801
100
Folsom
Shotwell
101
900
Taylor
Roach Alley
901
200
Howard
201
1000
Jones
1001
Natoma
1100
Leavenworth
1101
Capp
217
Randall Place
Minna
1200
Hyde
1201
300
Mission
301
1300
Larkiu
1301
First Avenue
•
1400
Polk
1401
400
Valencia
401
1500
Van Ness Avenue
1501
500
Guerrero
501
1600
Franklin
1601
600
Dolores
601
1700
Gough
1701
700
Church
701
180O
OctaWa
1801
800
Sanchez
801
1900
Laguna
1901
900
Noe
901
2000
Buchanan
2001
lOOO
Castro
1001
2100
2200
Webster
Fillmore
2101
2201
Fifteenth
Avenne,
2300
Steiner
2301
from Islais Creek bet Four-
2400
Pierce
2401
teenth and Sixteenth Ave-
2500
Scott
2501
nues SE to the bay,
South
2600
Devisadero
2601
S.
■Mr*
F.
. NT n
2700
2800
Broderick
Baker
2701
2801
Fifth Avenne, N s K bet
Fourth and Sixth avenues
N to Presidio Reservation,
Outside Lands
Fifth Avenne, S s (913)
Harrison bet Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant
Figg (now Twenty-seventh),
W s Guerrero bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-eighth
Filbert. W s Front bet
Union and Greenwich W to
Presidio Re.servation
North. Street. South side.
2 Front 1
100 Battery 101
200 Sansom 201
Billings Place
Norton Place
300 Montgomery 301
400 Kearny 401
Filbert Place 407
Varenne 417
Grand Place 427
500 Dupont 501
504 Medau Place
Jasper Place 515
600 Stockton 601
700 Powell 701
Montgomery Av
706 Gaven
Filbert Place, N s (406)
Union bet Kearay and Du-
Iiont N to Filbert
Fillmore, N s Ridley bet
Webster and .Steiner N to
the bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Ridley 1
100 Kate 101
Germania
200 Waller 201
300 Haight 301
400 Page 401
500 Dak 501
600 FeU 601
700 Hayes 701
800 Grove 801
900 Fulton 901
1000 McAllister 1001
1100 Tjier 1101
1200 Turk 1201
1300 Eddy 1301
1400 Ellis 1401
Byington
1500 OFarreU 1501
1600 Geary 1601
1700 Post 1701
1800 Sutter 1801
1900 Bush 1901
Wildey
2000 Pine 2001
2100 California 2101
2200 Sacramento 2201
2300 Clay 2301
2400 Washington 2401
2500 Jackson 2501
2600 Pacific 2601
2700 Broadway 2701
2800 Vallejo 2301
2900 Green 2901
3000 Union 3001
3100 Filbert 3101
Piiley
3200 Greenwich 3201
Moulton
3300 Lombard 3301
3400 Chestnut 3401
3500 Francisco 3501
3600 Bay 3tj01
3700 NorthPoint 3701
3800 Beach 3801
3900 Jefferson 3901
4000 Tonquin 4001
ie) Lewis (e)
First, S s Market bet Fre-
mont and Second SE to the
bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market
22 Stevenson
46 Jessie
56 Lick Alley
100 Mission
118 Minna
146 Natoma
Melius
200 Howard
220 Tehama
Tehama Place
248 Clementina
300 Folsom
318 Guy Place
Boston Place
201
350 Laurel Place
400 Harrison 401
Goodsell Place
416 Simpson Place
AJger Place
500 Brj'ant 501
520 Frederick
600 Brannan 601
Bluxome East
(e) Townsend (e)
First Avenne, fromlsla s
Creek nr Railroad Avenue
SE to the bay, South S. F.
First Avenne, N s J nr
Golden Gate Park N to Pre
sidio Reservation, Outside
Lands
First Avenne, S s Four-
teenth bet Mission and
Valencia S to Sixteenth
Flint Alley, W s (819) Bat-
tery bet Broadway and Val-
lejo
Floral Cirove, N s (734)
Market bet Kearny and
Dupont N to Geary
Florence, N s Broadway
bet Taylor and Jones N to
Vallejo
Florence, Bemal Heights
Flori<la, from Mission
Creek bet York and Co-
liunbia S to Twenty-first
Foiger, S s EUis bet Web-
ster and FiUmore
Folsom, W s East bet How-
ard and Harrison SW to
Fourteenth thence S
Northwest. Street. Southeast
2 East
(c) Steuart
100 Spear
200 ilain
300 Beale
Zoe Place
400 Fremont
408 Baldwin Court
Grant Place
500 First
Ecker
Essex I
600 Second
Hawthorne
Hampton Place
700 Third
Ritch
Haywood
800 Fourth
Miller Place
900 Fifth
WUlow
1000 Sixth
Caroline
1016 Harriet
Columbia
1028 Russ
Sherman
1042 Moss
1100 Seventh
Dora
1114 Langton
Harrison Avenue 1127
1130 Rausch
Folsom Avenue
1200 Eighth
1300 Ninth
14O0 Tenth
Juniper
1500 Eleventh
Nevada
1600 Twelfth
1700 Thirteenth
Erie
1800 Foiu1.eenth
1900 Fifteenth
2000 Sixteenth
2100 Seventeenth
2200 Eighteenth
2300 Nineteenth
2400 Twentieth
2500 Twenty-first
2600 Twenty-second
2700 Twenty-third
2800 Twenty-fourth
2900 Twenty-fifth
3000 Twenty-sixth
1
(c)
101
201
301
315
401
409
501
(&)
543
601
633
649
701
717
761
801
827
901
929
1001
1011
1019
1039
1101
1113
1145
1201
1301
1401
1417
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
Folsom Avenne, S s (1145)
Folsom bet Seventh and
Eighth
Fortieth Avenne, E s
San Bruno Road bet Thir-
ty-ninth and Forty-first
Avenues, SE to county
line. South S. F.
Fortieth Avcnne.Ns W
bet Thirty-ninth and Forty-
first avenues N to City
Cemetery, Outside Lands
Fortj'Eiglith Avenue,
N s S nr the ocean N to
City Cemetery
Forty-flfth Avenue, E
8 San Bruno Road SE to
county line. South S. F.
Forty-lifth Avenue, N
8 W Ijet Forty-fourth and
Forty-sixth avenues N to
City Cemetery, Outside
Lands
Forty-flrst Avenue, E s
.San Bruno Road bet For-
tieth and Forty-second
Avenues SE to county line.
South S. F.
Forty-iirst Avenue, N a
W bet Fortieth and Forty-
second avenues N to City
Cemetery, Outside Lands
Forty-fourth Avenue,
E s San Bruno Road bet
Forty-third and Forty-
fifth Avenues SE to county
line, South S. F.
Forty-fourth Avenne,
N s W bet Forty-third and
Forty-fifth avenues N to
City Cemetery, Outside
Lands
Forty -ninth Avenne,
N s J nr the ocean N to A
Forty-second Avenne,
E s San Bruno Road bet
Forty-first and Forty-third
Avenues SE to county line.
South S. F.
Forty-second Avenne,
N 8 W bet Forty-first and
Forty-third avenues N to
City Cemetery, Outside
Lands
Forty - seventh Ave-
nne, N 8 W bet Forty-
sixth and Forty-eighth av-
enues N to City Cemetery
Forty-sixth Avenne, N
s W bet Forty-fifth and
forty-seventh avenues N to
City Cemeterj-, Outside
Lands
Forty-third Avenue, E
8 San Bruno Road bet For-
ty-second and Forty-fourth
Avenues SE to county line.
South S. F.
Forty-third Avenne, N
8 W bet Forty-second and
Forty-fourth a enues N to
City Cemetery, Outside
Lands
Fonrteenth (late Tracy),
W s Harrison bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth W to
Castro
North. Street. South Side.
2 Harrison 1
100 Folsom 101
ShotweU
200 Howard 201
Natoma
Minna
300 Mission 301
First Avenue
400 Valencia 401
500 Guerrero 501
600 Dolores 601
Market
700 Church 701
800 Sanchez 801
900 Noe 901
1000 Castro 1001
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
48
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Fourteenth Avenne,
from iBlais Creek bet Thir-
teenth and Fifteenth Ave-
nues S£ to the bay. South
8. F.
Foni-teentli Avenne, X
B V let Thirteenth and Fif-
teenth avenues. X to Pre-
siilio Reservation, Uutside
Lands
Fourth, S 8 Market bet
Tliird and Fifth SE to the
bay
Southicfxt. Street. Northeast.
1
21
31
101
117
133
2ul
219
243
301
317
333
401
417
431
601
623
637
601
701
2 Market
(M Stevenson
30 Jessie
100 Mission
116 Minna
Everett
2fJ0 Howard
218 Tehama
242 Clementina
300 Folsom
316 Louisa
332 Clara
400 Harrison
416 Ferry
Hilver
500 Ro''int
Welsh
Freelon
600 Brannan
620 Bluxnme
700 ToHiisend
Jewett
King
800 Berry
(-.'hannel
Hooper
Irwin
HubheU
Fourth I'lnc-e. S b (1433)
Fucilic bet Hyde and Lar-
kin
Fourth Avenne, from
Islais Creek liet Tliird and
Fifth Avenues HE to the
bay, Houth 3. F.
Fourth Avenue, N s K
bet Third and Hfth av-
eiiueK N to I'resldio Reser-
vation, Outside Lands
Fruu«'lNeo, W » Montgom-
ery bet < 'htfltnut and Bay
W to Presidio Reservation
Norlht Strtit. South side.
801
2 Montgomery
Webster
ic) Keaniy
00 I)ui.out
Miclwiiy East
Bellair Place
200 Stockton
Midway West
300 Powell
400 Mason
500 Taylor
Montgomery Av
600 Jones
700 Leavenworth
m) Hyde
'JflO I.nrkin
KKKJ Polk
301
401
601
cm
701
Bill
901
ftlOl
IKX) Van Ness Avonuo 11(11
1200 Franklin
1300 Cough
1400 Oetavia
Laguna
lyoiMia Kijuare
1700 We).iiter
1800 Fillmore
1900 SU'lner
2000 Pierce
2100 Hcott
2200 Devlsadero
2300 Broderick
340U Baker
1201
1301
1401
1701
1801
l'.H)l
2iK)l
2101
2201
2301
2401
Frnnroiila Avenue, fnn
Kiipe S\V to California Av-
enue, It. 11.
Friink I'liire, W « Mnsou
lift J'lno mid < 'allfciniia
Franklin, N s Market bet
Van Ness Avenue and
Gough N to the bay
East. Street. 'iVest side.
2 Market and Pa«e 1
Lilly Avenue
100 Oak 101
Hickory Avenue
200 Fell 201
Linden
300 Hayes 301
Ivy Avenue
400 Grove 401
Birch Avenue
500 Fulton 501
Ash Avenue
600 McAllister 601
Locust Avenue
700 Tyler 701
Elm Avenue
800 Tui-k 801
Laurel Avenue
900 Eddy 901
Willow Avenue
1000 ElUs 1001
Olive Avenue
1100 O'FarreU 1101
Myrtle Avenue
1200 Geary 1201
Cedar Avenue
1300 Post 1301
Walnut Avenue
1400 Sutter 1401
Fern Avenue
1500 Bush 1501
1508 Austin 1507
1600 Pine 1601
1700 California 1701
1800 Sacramento 1801
1900 Clay 1901
2000 Washington 2001
2100 Jackson 2101
2200 Pacific 2201
2300 Broadway 2301
2400 Vallejo 2401
2500 Green 2501
2600 Union 2601
2700 Filbert 2701
2800 Greenwich 2801
2900 Lombard 2901
3000 Chestnut 3001
3100 Francisco 3101
Bay
Government Res-
ervation
(e) Lewis (f)
Franklin I'ark, bet Six-
teenth. Santa Clara, Jersey,
and York
Freileriek, W s Masonic
Avenue nr Waller W to
First Avenue
Freileriek, W s (520) First
iHt Bryant and Brannan
Freelon, W s Zoe bet Bran-
nan and Welsh
Fre«'lon, bet Bounie and
< )rKiiiiu» from Byrne S to
Saliinie
Fremont, S s Market bet
First and Beale SE to the
bay
Snulhirest. Street. Nortluuist
Market
MlKsion
Melius
Howard
Lincoln Place
3(HI FoUoin
400 Harrison
— Lawrence Place
500 Bryant
(() Brannan
2
100
2(K)
Fremont <'ourt,nr<in}'
A>eiiue, N s (916) Clay
bet Sto<kton and Powell
Fri-MUO, from the bay liet
i'lumas and India W to
First Avon\io
Friedman I'lnee. E b
(19M) Ijirkln bet Pacific
and Ilrimdway
Fritnt, N s Market
bet
Davis and Battery N to the
bay
East
Street. West side.
2
Market
1
100
Pine
101
200
California
201
Richmond
211
.-^m
Sacramento
301
318
Commercial
31/
400
Clay
401
416
Merchant
(0
500
Wasliington
501
,510
Oregon
6(H)
Jackson
601
614
Clark
700
Pacific
vol
712
Chambers
713
8(K)
Broadway
801
id)
Vallejo
9U1
id)
Green
1001
d)
Commerce
{d\
Union
1101
id)
Dock
Id)
Filbert
1201
(e)
Greenwich
M
Fulton, W s Larkin bet
Grove and McAllister W
North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Oetavia 501
600 Laguna 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
900 Fillmore 901
lOflO Steiner 1001
1100 Pierce 1101
1200 Scott 1201
1300 De\isadero 1301
1400 Broderick 1401
1500 Baker 1501
1600 Lyon 1601
1700 Lott 1701
1800 Masonic Avenue 1801
1900 Ashbury 1901
2000 Clayton 2001
2100 Cole 2101
2200 Shrader 2201
2300 Stanyau 2301
ii, from India Basin bet F
anil H SW to coimty line.
South S. F.
<anln«>H, N s Green bet Bat-
tery and Sausom N to Un-
ion
Cialindo Alley, Ns Six-
teenth bet Guerrero and
Dolores
(liartlen, S b Harrison bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Bryant
<;ar«len Avenue, E s
Bruderick bet Geary and
Post
4;ar<lner Alley, N b (112)
Post bet Kearny and Dup
<«aren,WB San Bnino Road
4 miles from City Hall
tiateK, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Avenue,
B. H.
<^H yen, N s (706) Filbert het
Powell and Mason N to
tJreenwich
<«ea ry, junction Market and
Kearny bet O'Fanell and
I'ost W to Central Avenue
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Kearny 1
Floral Grove
100 Dujiont
200 Stockton
300 Powell
400 Mason
416 Metcalfe Place
Martha Place
500 Taylor
Geary Place
512 William
600 Jones 601
700 Leavenworth 701
800 Hyde 801
900 Larkin 901
1000 Polk 1001
llttO Van Ness Avenue 1101
1200 Franklin 12U1
1300 Gough 1301
1400 Oetavia 1401
"1500 Laguna 1501
1600 Buchanan 1601
1700 Webster 1701
1800 Fillmore 1801
1900 Steiner 1901
2000 Pierce 2001
2100 Scott 2101
2200 Derisadero 2201
2300 Broderick 2301
St. Joseph's Avenue
2400 Baker 2401
2500 Lyon 2501
(f) Central Avenue (ij
Geary Place. S s (511)
Geary bet Taylor and Jones
Geneva, S s Brannan bet
Sixth and Seventh
Georgia, from the bay bet
Louisiana and Michigan S
to First Avenue
Gerke Alley, E s (1618)
Dupont bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Gemiaula, W g Webster
bet Kate and Waller W to
Fillmore
Gertrudis, from HeckerS
W to Islais Creek
Giltb, W s Montgomery Av-
enue bet Wasliington and
Jackson
GibK<»n, E s Larkin bet Un-
ion and Green
Gilbert, S s Bryant bet
Sixth and Seventh SE to
Townsend
Gllmore, E e Kentucky nr
Shasta
Girard, S s Silver Avenue
bet San Bnmo Road and
Berlin
Glen Park Avenne, SW
s (26) Twelfth bet Mission
and Howard
Glentvood Place, S s
Howard bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth
Glover, E s Leavenworth
liet Broadway and V;iUejo
Godeiis, E s Mission ur
Thirtieth E to California
Aveime
Gody , W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-eighth
GoettiuKcn, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Berlin and Wil-
liams
Gold, W 8 (705) Sanson) bet
Jackson and Pacific W to
Montgomery
Golden Court, 8 a Sacra-
mento bet Jones and Leav-
enworth
Golden Gate Park. W of
Stanyan bet Dand H streets
W to Pacific Ocean
laoWIman Place, E s Mis-
sion t>it Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth
Good Chlidren, Ss Lom-
bard bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Good.seil I'laee, E s First
bet Harrison and Bryant
Gordon, N s Harrison bet
Eighth and Ninth
GoiiKh, N 8 Market bet
Franklin and Oetavia N to
the bay
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
49
East. Street. West side.
2 Market and Haight 1
Rose Avenue
100 Page 101
Lilly Avenue
200 Oak 201
Hickory Avenue .
300 FeU 301
Linden
400 Hayes 401
Ivy Avenue
500 Grove 501
Birch Avenue
600 Fulton 601
Ash Avenue
700 McAllister 701
Locust Avenue
800 Tyler 801
Elm Avenue
900 Turk 901
Laurel Avenue
1000 Eddy 1001
Willow Avenue
1100 Ellis 1101
Olive Avenue
1200 O'Farrell 1201
Myi-tle Avenue
1300 Geary 1301
Cedar Avenue
1400 Post 1401
Wabiut Avenue
1500 Sutter 1501
Fern Avenue
1600 Bush 1601
Austin
1700 Pine 1701
1800 California 1801
1900 Sacramento 1901
2000 Clay 2001
2100 Washington 2101
2200 Jackson 2201
2300 Pacific 2301
2400 Broadway 2401
2500 Vallejo 2501
2G00 Green 2601
2700 Union 2701
2800 Filbert 2801
2900 Greenwich 2901
3000 Lombard 3001
3100 Chestnut 3101
3200 Francisco 3201
Bay
Government Res-
ervation
(c) Lewis [e)
Grace Terrace, S s (725)
California bet Dupont and
Stockton
Ciialiani Place. N s (538)
Green bet Dupont and
Stockton
Craitd Avenue, S s (1323)
Mission bet Ninth and
Tenth
Grand Place, S s (427) Fil-
bert bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Grant (see Pierce)
Grant Place, Ss (409) Fol-
som bet Fremont and First
Grattan, W s Stanyan nr
Sullivan
Green, W s Front bet Val-
lejo and Union W to Presi-
dio Reservation
North. Street. South side.
2 Front
100 Battery
Gaines
200 Sansom
Calhoun
300 Montgomery
316 Vincent
Kohler's Place
326 Bone Alley
Reed Place
400 Kearny
406 Sonora Place
420 Lafayette Place
500 Dupont
510 Banuam Place
522 Union Place
Bower Place
538 Graham Place
Montgomery Av
600 Stock-ton
700
Powell
701
713
August Alley
800
Mason
801
Salmon Place
900
Taylor
901
IIIIKI
Jones
1001
1100
Leavenworth
1101
New Orleans Av
Hamlin
1200
Hyde
1201
1*)0
Larkin
13(11
140(1
Polk
1401
15(1(1
Van Ness Avenue
15111
160(1
Franklin
IliOl
1700
Gough
1701
18(1(1
Octavia
IKdl
19(10
Laguna
1901
200(1
Buchanan
2(1(11
21(10
Webster
2101
22(1(1
Fillmore
22(11
2:«1(1
Ste;ner
23(11
24(1(1
Pierce
2401
25(1(1
Scott
25(11
2600
Devisadero
2601
270(1
Broderlck
2701
2H00
Baker
2801
2900
Lyon
2901
3000
Central Avenne
3(K11
3100
Walnut
3101
(<■)
Laiurel
(e)
Green €onrt, N s Howard
bet Steuart and Spear
Green Place, or Bone
Allej", N s Green bet
Montgomery and Kearny
Greeuwlcll, W s Front bet
Filbert and Lombard W to
Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South side.
1
101
201
2 Front
100 Battery
200 Sansom
Pringle Court
300 Montgomery
400 Kearny
432 Telegraph Place
500 Dupont
Kramer Place
Belle\Tie Avenue
600 Stockton
700 Powell
Gaven
Chambers Place
Scotland
Montgomery Av
800 Mason
806 Hartman
816 Jansen
900 Taylor
Roach Alley
1000 Jones
1100 Leavenworth
Randall Place
1200 Hyde
1300 Larkin
1400 Polk
301
401
501
505
601
701
703
721
901
907
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1500 Van Ness Avenue 1501
1600 Franklin
1700 Gough
1800 Octavia
1900 Laguna
2000 Buchanan
2100 Webster
2200 Fillmore
2300 Steiner
2400 Pierce
2500 Scott
2600 Devisadero
2700 Broderick
2800 Baker
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
Grisar, W s Octavia bet
Union and Filbert W to
Laguna
Grove, W s Larkin bet
Hayes and Fiilton W to
Stanyan
North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 FrankUn 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Laguna 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
900 FiUmore 901
1000 Steiner 1001
Alamo Square
1200 Scott 1201
1300 Devisadero 1301
1400 Broderick 1401
1500 Baker 1501
1600 Lyon 1601
1700 Lott 1701
1800 Masonic Avenue 1801
1900 Ashbury 1901
2000 Clayton 2001
2100 Cole 2101
2200 Shrader 2201
(e) Stanyan (c)
Grove (now Thirtieth), W s
San Jos6 Road a of Twen-
ty-ninth
Guerrero, S s Market bet
Valencia and Dolores S to
Old San Jose Road
West. Street. jEost side.
2 Market 1
100 Ridley 101
Clinton Park
Baltimore Park - —
Quinn 113
Brosuan
200 Fourteenth 201
300 Fifteenth 301
400 Sixteenth 401
Camp
500 Seventeenth 501
518 Dorland 519
600 Eighteenth 601
700 Nineteenth 701
Columbia
800 Twentieth 801
Liberty
900 Twenty-first 901
Hill
1000 Twenty-second 1001
M
1100 Twenty-third 1101
Elizabeth
1200 Twenty-fourth 1201
1300 Twenty-fifth 1301
1400 Twenty-sixth 1401
Gunnison Avenne, S s
Precita Place s to Prospect
Place
GuHtavuS, N s (920) Cali-
fornia bet Powell and Ma-
son N to Sacramento
Gny Place, W s (318) First
bet Folsom and Harrison
H, from India Basin bet G
and I SW to county line,
South S. F.
H, W s First Avenue bet
Golden Gate Park and I,
W to the ocean, Outside
Lands
Haggln, S s King bet Third
and Fourth S to Berry
UalKllt, junction Market
and Gough bet Waller and
Page W to Stanyan
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Gough 1
100 Octavia 101
200 Laguna 201
300 Buchanan 301
iCiij Webster 401
500 Fillmore 501
600 Steiner 601
700 Pierce 701
800 Scott 801
900 Devisadero 901
1000 Broderick 1001
1100 Baker 1101
1200 Lyon 1201
1300 Lott 1301
1400 Masonic Avenue 1401
1500 Ashbury 1501
1600 Clayton 1601
1700 Cole 1701
1800 Shrader 1801
(e) Stanyan (c)
Hale, W s San Bruno Road
4 miles from City Hall
Hall Alley, S s VaUejobet
Sansom and Montgomery
Hall Court. W s (923) Du-
pont bet Washington and
Jackson
Hall Place, S s Jackson
bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Halleck, E s Buchanan nr
Lombard
Halleck, W s (213) Battery
bet California and Sacra-
mento W to LeidesdorJf
Hamilton, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Holyoke and Bow-
doin, U. M. T.
Hamilton Square, bet
Geary, Post, Steiner, and
Scott
Hamlin, N s Green bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Hamlin Place, E s Larkin
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Haiiimonti, Ss Townsend
bet Second and Third
Hampshire, from Mission
Creek bet Jersey and York
S to Twenty-first thence
bet Potrero Avenue and
York S to Serpentine Av-
enue
Hampton Court, Ns(670)
Harrison bet Second and
Third
Hampton Place, S s(649)
Folsom bet Second and
Third
Hanc4»ck, W s Dolores bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hardle Place. E s (218)
Kearny bet Sutter and
Bush
Harlan Place, W s (313)
Dupont bet Sutter and
Bush
Harriet, S s (1013) Howard
bet Sixth and Seventh SE
to Folsom
Harriet (now Second Av-
enue), N 8 Sixteenth bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Harris (now Seventh), S s
Market bet Sixth and
Eighth SE to junction
Kentucky and Butte
Harrison, W s Steuart bet
Folsom and Bryant SW to
Foiuteenth thence S to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 Steuart 1
100 Spear 101
Johnson Place
200
Main
201
300
Beale
301
40(1
Fremont
401
5(H)
First
501
5;i8
Essex
Rincon Place
551
Stanly Place
557
bVO
Charles Place
600
Second
601
Vassar Place
613
6;jo
Hawthorne
670
Hampton Court
70(1
Third
vol
720
Ritch
H(K)
Fourth
801
9(KI
Fifth
901
- — -
Fifth Avenue
913
Oak Grove Avenue 953
Park Avenue
969
1000
Sixth
KKII
Garden
1(111
Columbia
Sherman
1100
Seventh
1101
Dora
1119
Chesley
1137
Hayward
1149
Mariposa Avenue
1200
Eighth
1201
Gordon
1300
Ninth
Dore
1301
1400
Tenth
1401
BEAMISH'SSlurtsaretheTbest. Try them.
ANDEHSON & EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy Si
50
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
1500 Eleventh
1501
Neva»la
1600 Twelfth
Channel
lti.)1
1700 Fourteenth
Alaineila
1721
1800 Fifteenth
El Dorado
1821
1900 Sixteenth
1901
Santa Clara
1921
2000 Seventeenth
Mariposa
2021
210O Eighteenth
Solano
2121
2200 Nineteenth
Butte
2221
2300 Twentieth
2»)1
2400 Twenty-first
2-101
2500 Twenty-seamd
25(»1
VM Twenty-third
2601
2700 Twenty-fourth
2701
2800 Twenty-fifth
2801
2900 Twenty-sixth
2901
ie) Sen)entine Avenue (e)
llarrlHon Avenue
S s
(1127) Folsom bet Se
•enth
aild Eighth
lliirry, from Laidley SWto
Beacon
Harr.y Plaee, E s Lagnna
l>et Fillx.rt and Greenwich
Ilarironl, S s Eighteenth
l>ot Noe and Castro S to
Twentieth
Hartniun, N s(806) Green-
wicli liet Mason and Taylor
N to Lombard
Harvard, S 3 Silver Av-
eii\i.- W of Oxford
llamoiHl Flaee, (now
Grand I'lace) S s Filbert
bet Kearny and Dui)ont
Havens, W s Leavenworth
bet I'nion and Filbert
llavenM I'laee, 8 s (907)
Washington bet Stockton
and Towull
lla>veM, 8 R Folsom bet
Tentii and Eleventh
llawlliorne, S s (C33) Fol-
wini )>ot Seconii and Third
SK to Harrison
Hayen. junction Market and
I^irkin liet Fell and Grove
W to Stanyan
Nitrth. Str.rt. South ride.
2 Market and Larktn 1
16 College Place
100 Folk 101
200 Van Ntsa Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 fiough 401
600 Octavia 601
600 Ijiguna 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 WelHiter 801
900 Fillmore 901
Htelner 1001
Fierce 1101
1200 Srott 1201
1300 Drvldjidcro 1301
1400 BriHlurick 1401
IflOll Bak.T l.-iOl
VOl) Lyn vm
1700 I^.tt 1701
1800 Miuionic Avenue 1801
1900 AMlibiiry l'.toi
2000 Clayton 2001
2100 Colo 2101
22ttO HlinKlur 2201
(r) tStaiiynn (r)
Hajr* Alley, (nee Kiycs
Alley)
Hnywaril.HiinarrUonKt
.Sfvtnlli and Eighth
Hay>vo«Ml, H n (7rd) F<i|-
noiii U-t lldrd mill Fourth
Healh, from Cortland Av-
enue S to San Bnino Road
Heeker, from Iilali Creek
W to Bemal
Helen. S s California bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Henderson Avenue, S s
Point Lobos Av bet John-
son Av and First Av
Henrietta, from San Jose
Road ur Thirtieth SE to
North Avenue. B.H.
Henrietta Square, E s
Eleventh bet Uoward and
Folsom
Henry, N s Lombard bet
Hyde and Larldn
Henry, W s San Bruno
Road bet SiUiman and Bur-
row, U. M. T.
Henry, W s Noe bet Four-
tL-enth and Fifteenth
Heringer, E of San Bruno
Roa'l i miles from City Hall
Hermann, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall
Hermann. SE s Market nr
Valencia E to West Mission
Heron, E s Eighth bet Fol-
som and Harrison
lleyn l*laee, S s Clay bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Hiekory Avenue, W s
Van Ness Avenue bet Oak
and Fell
North. Street. South ride.
2 Van Ness Avenue 1
100 Franklin 101
200 Gough 201
300 Octavia 301
400 Laguna 401
500 Buchanan 501
600 Webster 601
lllKKins Plair« {seeKeyea
.Uley)
HiKll, S s Twenty-fifth bet
Bellevueand MissicmCcean
House Hoad S to Twenty-
sixth
llltfliland Terrare, Ns
California bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Hill, Ws Sanchez bet Twen-
ty-first anil Twenty-second
W to Castro
nimmelniann Platee, N
8 (lo'il) I'lvcirtc bet Mason
and Taylor
lllnekley, W s Montgom-
ery bet Broadway and Val-
lejo W to DuiHint
Hodses I'laee, NsVallejo
bet Sansom and Montgom-
HodseM 4'ourt, W s Spear
bet Market and Mission
HoflKHon Alley, N s Hix-
t< rnth iRtMJKsionand First
Avenue
HoirAvenue.SsSixU'eiith
bet MiHsioii and Valencia
Hoi I In, X a Ellin liet Bu-
chanan and Webster
Holly Park, SW a Bornal
Htigtits nr San Joae Roa<l
Holy«»ke, Sg Silver Avenue
iK't Williams and Hamil-
ton', V. M. T.
Hooiier, from the bay bet
Channel iwid Irwin SW to
Eighth "
Hope, from California Av-
enue NWU) Franconia Av-
enue, B. H.
Hopeton Terrace, S s
W^ashiagtou bet Stockton
and Powell
Horner (now Twenty-
third), W s Potrero Avenue
bet I'weuty-second and
Twenty-fourth W to Doug-
lass
Hon.ston, W s Taj-lor bet
Chestnut and Francisco
Uo>vard. W s East bet Mis-
sion and Folsom SW^ to
Fourteenth thence S to
Serpentine Avenue
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2
East
1
(c)
Steuart
(0
Green Court
100
Spear
101
.
Dexter
200
Main
201
300
Beale
301
400
Fremont
401
500
FiiSt
501
6oe
Second
New Montgomers
601
Hubbard
633
700
Third
701
830
Fourth
801
814
Howard Covurt
900
Fifth
901
Mary
1000
Sixth
1001
Harriet
1013
Russ
1041
Moss
1059
1100
Seventh
1101
Langton
nil
- — -
Rausch
1127
Smuner
1159
1200
Eighth
1201
1300
Ninth
1301
Washington Av
Grand Avenue
1400
Tenth
1401
1500
Eleventh
1501
Lafayette
1600
Twelfth
IGOl
1626
Bowles Place
1700
Thirteenth
Erie
1701
1800
Fourteenth
1801
1900
Fifteenth
Adair
1901
2000
Sixteenth
2001
21(X)
Seventeenth
2101
2200
Eighteenth
2201
2300
Nineteenth
2301
Kensington Place
2400
Twentieth
2401
2500
Twenty-first
2501
2600
Twenty-second
2001
2700
Twenty-third
2701
2800
IVenty- fourth
2801
2.t00
Twenty-fifth
2001
3000
Twenty-sixth
3(W1
(1) Senientine Avenue (c)
Howard Court, N s (814)
llowaril bet Fom-th and
Fifth
llultbard, S B (G33) Howard
bet Second and Third
Hultbeli, W 8 Fourth bet
Irwin and South SW to
Seventh
HilflNOll, junction Four-
teenth Avenue and Cad-
wallader NW to Salome
lIudNOU, S 8 Channel bet
Fourth and Fifth S to South
Uumltoldt, from the bay
iK't Sierra and Nevada
lluut. K s 1145) Third bet
Sherwood I'lace and How-
ard
Hunter, W s San Bruno
Koad 4 milcB from City Hall
Hurlbert Plaeo, N s
(174) Clara bet Fourth and
Filth
Hvde, N a Mc/Ulistcr bet
Leavenworth and Larkin N
to the bay
£aM
Stro-t.
West side.
2
McAllister
1
100
Tyler
101
200
Turk
201
Hyde Place
203
300
Eddy
301
41)0
EUis
, 401
500
OFarreU
501
600
Geary
601
VOO
Post
701
800
Sutter
801
900
Bush
901
KHK)
Pine
1001
1100
California
1101
1200
Sacramento
1201
1300
Clay
1301
1400
Washington
1401
1500
Jackson
1501
1600
Pacific
1601
1606
Lynch
1/00
Broadway
1701
1800
^ allejo
ISOl
1900
Green
Delgado
RasseU
1901
2000
Union
2001
Allen
2100
Filbert
2101
22IK)
Greenwich
2201
2300
Lombard
2301
2400
Chestnut
24<_)1
2500
Francisco
2501
2600
Bay
2601
2V00
North Point
2701
2800
Beach
2801
(f)
Jefferson
ie)
Hyde Place. Ws (203) Hj-de
bet Tiu-k and Eddy
I, SW s First Avenue bet H
and J SW to county line.
South S. F.
I, W s First Avenue bet H
and J, W to the ocean, Out-
side Lands
Iilalio, from the bay bet
Arizona and Dakota S to
India
Illinois, from the bay bet
Michigan and Kentucky 3
to First Avenue
India, fronting India Ba-
sin on the North, South aud
West
Indiana, from the bay bet
Iowa ami Mimiesota S to
Tulare
Iowa, from the bay bet In-
diana ahd Pennsylvania S
to T\d,are
Irwin, from the bay bet
Hooper and Hulil)ellSW to
Eighth
I>uilM>l, from Wolfe SE to
Shaksjieare, B. H.
Isis, SW s TwelfUi be» Fol-
som and Harrison
LsIalN, fronting Islais Creek
from the bay W
Ivy Avenue, W s (111)
Polk bet Hayes and Grove
North. Street. South sUie.
2 Polk 1
(6) Van Ness Avenue [i]
200 IVanklin 201
300 Gough 301
400 Octavia 401
500 Liiguna 501
600 Biichanan 601
700 Wel>8ti!r 701
J, SW s First Avenue bet I
and K SW to county line,
South S. F.
J, W 8 First Avenue bet I
and K, W to the ocean,
Outside Landa
.lackson, W g East bet
Washington and Pacific W
to First Avenue
North. Street. South side.
2 East 1
(c) Drumm (c)
100 Davis 101
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
51
800
806
814
824
900
1000
1014
1100
1200
1300
Front
Battery
Custom House PI
Sausoni
Balance
Jones Alley
Montgomery
Montgomery Av
Kearny
Cooper Alley
Washington Alley
Bartlett Alley
Dupout
San Luis Alley
Sullivan Alley
Ross
Stockton
Bedford Place
Virginia
Stone
Adele Place
Powell
Dore Alley
Mason
Vernon
Auburn
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hall Place
Wall Place
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
Van Ness Avenue
Franklin
Gough
Octavia
Laguna
Buchanan
Webster
Fillmore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
Lyon
Central Avenue
Wahiut
Laurel
Locust
Spruce
Maple
Cherry
First Avenue
201
301
313
401
431
501
601
623
633
701
711
723
801
813
819
901
1001
1007
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3401
3501
3601
3701
3801
(e)
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
2200
2390
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000
3100
3200
3300
3400
3500
3600
3700
3800
Jac-k.son Park, bet Santa
Clara, Mariposa, Arkansas,
and Carolina
Jackson Place, E s (1112)
Montgomery bet Vallejo
and Green
Jacobi, N s California bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Jane Place, N s (908) Pine
bet Mason and Taylor
Jausen,Ns (816) Greenwich
bet Mason and Taylor N to
Lombard
Japan, Ns Townsend bet
First and Second N to
Braiinan
Jasper Place, N s (518)
Union bet Dupont and
Stockton N to FUbert
Jefferson, W s Powell bet
Beach and Tonquin W to
Presidio Reservation
North. Street. South side
id)
id)
id)
id)
id)
id)
600
700
1200
1300
1400
1500
PoweU
Mason
Taylor
Jones
Leavenworth
Hyde
Larkin
Polk
Van Ness Avenue
Government Reser-
vation
Laguna 1201
Buchanan 1301
Webster 1401
Fillmore 1501
1600 Steiner
1700 Pierce
1800 Scott
1900 Devisadero
2000 Broderick
2100 Baker
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
Jefferson Avenue, E s
Laurel Avenue nr Cortland
Avenue E to San Bruno
Road
Jefferson Stinare, bet
Tyler, Eddy, Gough, and
Laguna
Jei'sey, from Mission Creek
bet Potrero Avenue and
Hampshire S to Twenty-
first
Jersey, W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-fourth and Twen-
ty-fifth W to Douglass
Jessie, W s (46) First bet
Market and Mission SW to
Twenty-first. [The build-
ings on this street bet Sev-
enth and Eighth are incor-
rectly numbered]
Northwest. Street. Southeast
2 First 1
Ecker
Anthony
Second
New Montgomery
162 Annie
ib) Third
300 Fourth
(ft) Fifth
432 Mint Avenue
500 Sixth
600 Seventh
700 Eighth
800 Ninth
900 Tenth
ib) Eleventh
ib) Twelfth
ib) Thirteenth
Fourteenth
100
ib) Fifteenth
(!)) Sixteenth
ib) Seventeenth
Willow Avenue
1700 Eighteenth 1701
1800 Nineteenth 1801
1900 Twentieth 1901
e) Twenty-first (e)
Jewett, W s Fourth bet
Townsend and King W to
Fifth
John, W s (1211) Powell bet
Jackson and Pacific W to
Mason
John (now Twenty-second),
W s Potrero Avenue bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-
third W to Douglass
Johnson Avenne, S s
Point Lobos Av bet Parker
Av and Henderson Av
Johnson Place, S s Har-
rison bet Spear and Main
Johnston (now Ninth), S s
Market SE to Mission Creek
Jolce isee Prospect Place)
Jones, N s Market bet
Taylor and Leavenworth
N to the bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Mkt and McAllister 1
100 Tyler
200 Turk
McDermott Place 215
300 Eddy
400 EUis
Antonio
412 Steveloe
500 O'Farrell
600 Geai-y
614 Cottage Place
700 Post
704 Lewis Place
800 Sutter
806 White Place
900 Bush
1000 Pine
901
1001
1100 California 1101
1200 Sacramento 1201
Pleasant
1300 Clay 1301
1400 Washington 1401
1500 Jackson 1501
1600 Pacific 1601
1608 Bernard 1607
1700 Broadway 1701
1800 Vallejo 1801
MeiTiU
1900 Green 1901
Lincoln
2000 Union 2001
2100 Filbert 2101
Valparaiso
2200 Greenwich 2201
2300 Lombard 2301
Duane
2400 Chestnut 2401
2500 Francisco 2501
Montgomery Av
2600 Bay 2601
2700 North Point 2701
2800 Beach 2801
(e) Jefferson (c)
Jones Alley, N s (532)
Washington bet Sansom
and Montgomery N to
Jackson
Jones Place, N s Bryant
bet Sixth and Seventh
Josei>hine, N s Point Lo-
bos Avenue bet Central Av-
enue and Eugenie N to Lau-
rel Hill Cemetery
Joseph's Terrace, E s
Stockton bet Lombard and
Chestnut
Joy, from California Ave-
nue NAV to Brewster, B.H.
Jnlla, S s Minna bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Jnlia C'onrt, N s (28) O-
FaiTell bet Dupont and
Stockton
Jnlius, N s (322) Lombard
bet Kearny and Dupont
Junction, or Dry, W s
San Jos^ Road bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth W to
Bellevue
Juniper, S s (1417) Folsom
bet Tenth and Eleventh
K, SW s First Avenue bet
J and L SW to Thirty-first
Avenue, South S. F.
K, W 8 Fourth Avenue bet
J and L, W to the ocean.
Outside Lands
Kansas, from Mission Creek
bet Rhode Island and Ver-
mont S to Tulare
Uappeler Court, W s
(417) Mason bet Geary and
Post
Kate, S s Bryant bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Kate, junction Market and
Lagima W to Steiner
Kearny, N s Market bet
Montgomery and Dupont
N to the bay
East. .Street. WeM side.
Market and Geary 1
100
116
200
218
300
4C0
414
500
600
632
700
720
800
900
1000
1013
Morton
Post
Ver Mehr
Sutter
Hardie Place
Bush
Pine
Summer
California
Sacramento
Commercial
Clay
Merchant
Washington
Jackson
Montgomery Av
Pacific
St. Charles
301
401
501
601
627
701
801
901
1001
1100 Broadway 1101
1106 Dunn Alley
1120 Hinckley 1121
1200 Vallejo 1201
St. Charles Place 1215
1300 Green 1301
1400 Union 14ul
1500 Filbert 1501
1600 Greenwich 1601
1700 Lombard 1701
1800 Chestnut 1801
id) Francisco 1901
id) Bay 2001
(e) North Point (t)
Kensington Place, W s
Howard bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Kent, W s (1809) Mason bet
Union and Filbert
Kentucky, from the bay
bet Illinois and Tennessee
S to First Avenue
Keyes Alley, N s (906) Pa-
cific bet Powell and Mason
Kimball, N s (1406) .Sacra-
mento bet Leavenworth
and Hyde
King, W s Second bet
Townsend and Berry SW
to Eighth
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2
Second
Olney Place
1
100
Third
Madden
Haggin
101
200
Fourth
201
300
Fifth
301
400
Sixth
401
500
Seventh
501
le)
Eighth
(«)
Kinc, N s Silver Avenue bet
Holyoke and Hamilton
Kisllng Place, N s Four-
teenth bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Kohler's Place, S s (319)
Green bet Montgomery and
Kearny
Kosciusko, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.
Kossuth, E s Railroad Av-
enue E to Chace
Kramer Place, S s (505)
Greenwich bet Dupont and
Stockton
L, SW s First Avenue bet K
and M, SW to Twenty-
seventh Avenue, South S. ^
F.
L, W s Seventh Avenue bet
K and M, W to the ocean,
Outside Lands
Lafayette, S s (1525) Mis-
sion I et Eleventh and
Twelfth S to Howard
Lafayette Place, N s (420)
Green bet Kearny and Du-
pont N to Union
Lafayette Park, bet
Sacramento, Washington,
Gough, and Laguna
Laguna, N s Market bet
Octavia and Buchanan N
to the bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Market and Kate 1
100 Waller 101
200 Haight 201
Rose Avenue
300 Page
Lilly Avenue
400 Oak
Hickory Avenue
500 FeU
Linden
600 Hayes
Ivy Avenue
700 Grove
Birch Avenue
301
401
501
601
701
cj
o
o
m
W
Ci
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52
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
r.too
2000
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
2i»0
2700
2800
2900
3000
3100
3200
3300
3400
3500
3r,00
3700
3300
3'JOO
U)
Fulton
Ash Avenue
McAllister
Locust Avenue
Tjler
Turk
Laurel Avenue
E.idy
Willow Avenue
Ellis
Olive Avenue
OFarrell
MjTtle Avenue
Geary
Cedar Avenue
Post
Metcalf Place
Walnut Avenue
Sutcer
Fern Avenue
Bush
Pine
California
Sacramento
Clay
Washington
Jackson
Pacific
Broadway
Vallejo
firetn
I'nion
(Jrisar
Filbert
Harry Place
fireenwich
Lombard
Chestnut
Francisco
Bay
North Point
Ik-ath
.Iftftrson
Tomiuin
Lewis
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
34U1
3501
Sim
3701
3801
3901
Laid h'.v, from Thirtieth SE
to Kairmount thence SW to
CaMtro
LaiiKfoii, Sg(llll) Howard
Ixt Suveiith and Eighth
Lark In, N h Market bet
Hyde and Polk N to the
l.aj
E(Ut. Street. West aide.
2 Market and Hayes 1
Park Avenue
100 (irove 101
• Birch Avenue
200 Full .11 201
Ash Avenue 213
»)0 M.Allistur 301
Locust Avenue 315
41 K) Tyler 401
- - Elm Avenue
r.00 Turk 501
Lauri'l Avenue
t;iM) K.My 601
Willow Avenue 611
lm Kills 701
Olive Avenue 709
800 OKarrcll 801
Myrtle Avenue 813
900 (ieary 901
Cedar Avenue 91 1
1000 I'oHt 1001
— Walimt Avenue 1013
llIM) Slitter llUl
I'irii Avenue
12WJ Hush 1201
1206 Vorrath Place
Austin 1209
1300 Pino 1301
14O0 California 1401
1500 .Sacramento 1501
1600 Clay \m\
1700 WiiKhliigton 1701
1800 JiicksOu 1801
IWM) Pacific I'JilI
1910 Fri, dmaii Place
2IKI0 Mr. Midway 2001
ll:iiiilin Place •
2100 Vallrjo 2101
2200 (Jreeii 2201
Hriwly Place —
2300 Union 2301
2400 Fllhert 2401
2500 (Jreonwich 2501
2()00 Lombard 2601
2700 Chestnut 2701
2800 Francisco 2801
2900 Bay 2901
3000 North Point 3001
3100 Beach ' 3101
(d) Jefferson 3201
(e) Touquin (e)
Laskio. N s (1230) Mission
bet Eighth and Ninth
Latham Flare, W s Ma-
son bet Ellis and O'FarreU
Lanra Plaoe, S s (335) Pine
bet Sansom and Mont-
gomery
Laurel, N s California bet
Locust and Walnut N to
Presidio Reservation
Laurel Avenue, W sLar-
kiu bet Turk and Eddy
North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
(6) Gough ib)
Jefferson Square
((>) Octavia {h)
600 Laguna 601
700 Buchanan 701
800 Webster 801
Laurel Avenne, from
Cortland Avenue S to Ben-
ton Avenue, B. H.
Laurel Place, W a (350)
First bet Folsom and Har-
Lav
renee Place,
E B
(425) Fremont bet Harrison
and Bryant
Lea
venworlh.
Ns
McAl-
lister bet Jones
and Hyde
N
to the Bay.
[Several
buildings in the
vicinity of
Broadway are
ncorrectly
numbered]
Eust
Street.
West side.
2
McAllister
1
100
Tyler
101
- —
Burcham Place
200
Turk
201
300
Eddy
301
400
EUis
401
500
O'FarreU
501
600
Geary
601
700
Post
701
800
Sutter
801
9110
Hush
901
1000
Pine
1001
1010
Pantam
1100
(!alifornia
1101
1200
Sacramento
1201
1300
<'lay
1301
1400
Washington
1401
1500
.lackson
1501
16110
Pacific
1601
Lynch
1609
1614
Itcniard
1700
Hi-oadway
(Jlover
1701
1800
Vallejo
1801
1900
Green
1901
Lincoln
,
2000
Union
2001
Havens
2100
Filbert
2101
22IX)
Gruiiiwich
2201
2300
Lomliard
2301
2400
<'hestnut
2401
2500
Francisco
2501
2600
]{av
2601
2700
North I'oint
2701
Montgomery Av
2800
Beach
2801
ie)
Jefferson
(.)
Lee, from (lortlaijd Avenue
S to San Bnmo Road, S s
B. H.
LeiUeHfhkrflT, N s Pine bet
Hansom and Montgomery
N to Clay
East. Street. West side.
(2) Pine (1)
100 California 101
Halleck
200 Sacramento 201
212 Commercial 213
(«) Clay (e)
Lena Place, E s Illinois bet
Shasta and Napa
L<'onore, E s San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall
Leroy Place, S s (1319) Sac-
ramento bet Jones and
Leavenworth
Lestra«le Place, N s (632)
Pacific bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Lewis, W s Polk bet Ton-
quin and the bay W to Pre-
siilio Reservation
Lc'^vis, from Bemis W to
Castro
Lewis Plaec.Ws (605) Tay-
lor bet Post and Sutter W
to Jones
Liberty, N s Townsend bet
Ritch and Crook
Liberty, W s Valencia bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
W to Castro
Lick Alley, W s (56) First
bet Jessie and Mission
Lick Place, N s (12) Post
bet Montgomery and Kear-
ny N to Sutter
Lida Place, N s Sixteenth
bet Valencia and Mission
Lilly Avenue, W s Frank-
lin bet Page and Oak
North. Street. South side.
2 Franklin 1
100 Gough 101
200 Octavia 201
300 Laguna 301
400 Buchanan 401
500 Webster 501
Lima, Ns Filbert bet Leav-
enworth and Hyde
Lincoln («et Buchanan)
Lincoln, from North Av-
enue E to Prentiss, B. H.
Lincoln, W s Tayloi bet
Green and Union W to
Leavenworth
Lincoln Place, E s (243)
Fremont bet Howard and
Folsom
Lincoln Place, E s Hyde
bet Union and Filbert
Linden, W s (109) Van Ness
Avenue bet Hayes and Fell
North. Street. South side.
2 Van Ness Avenue 1
KXl Franklin 101
200 Gough 201
300 Octavia 301
400 Lagima 401
500 Buchanan 501
600 Webster 601
LoboM S<iuare, bet Lagu-
guna, Welister, Chestnut,
and Bay
Locust, N B California bet
Spruce and Laurel N to
I'residio Reservation
Locust Avenue, W s (315)
Larkin bet McAllister and
Tyler.
North. Street. Sotith side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
2(10 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 I>agnna 601
700 Buchanan 701
Loni1>ard, W s Battery
bet Chestnut and Green-
wich W to Presidio Reser-
vation.
North. Street. South side.
(d)
Battery
1
100
Sansom
101
200
Montgomery
201
Webster
.
300
Kearny
301
Good Children
322
Julius
400
Dupont
401
Ada
411
500
Stockton
501
Lombard Place
507
600
Powell
601
Chambers Place
700
Mason
701
Hartman
705
708
Newell
Montgomery Av
Jansen
713
800
Taylor
801
900
Jones
901
Caroline
1000
Leavenworth
1001
1100
Hyde
Henry
1101
1200
Larkin
1201
1300
Polk
1301
1400
Van Ness Avenue
1401
1500
Franklin
1501
1600
Gough
1601
1700
Octavia
1701
1800
Lagima
1801
1900
Buchanan
1901
2000
Webster
2001
2100
Fillmore
2101
2200
Steiner
2201
2300
Pierce
2301
2400
Scott
2401
2500
Uevisadero
2501
2600
Broderick
2601
2700
Baker
2701
Loii
ibard Place, S
(507)
Lombard bet Stockton and
Po
well
Lott, N 8 Waller bet Lyon
and Masonic Avenue N to
Turk
Louisa, E s (317) Fom-th
bet Folsom and Harrison
Louisa Alley, N s Louisa
betHaywood and Elizabeth
Louisiana, from the bay
bet Maryland and Georgia
S to First Avenue
Luck, W 8 Orleans W to
Berual
Lucy, S s Waller bet Ma-
sonic Avenue and Ashbury
Liindy Lane from Virgi
nia Avenue NE to Coso Av-
enue, B. H.
Lyncli, W s (1609) Leaven-
woith bet Pacific and
Broadway
Lyon, Ns Haight bet Baker
and Lott N to I'resiilio Re-
servation
Lyons, from California Av-
eiuie S to Cortland Avenue,
B. H.
Ly.sett Place, S s (1311)
Saci amento bet Jones and
Leavenworth
M, W 3 Sanchez bet Twenty-
second and Twenty -third AV
to Diamond
Ttflf SW B First Avenue bet
L and N SW to Twenty-
Eighth Avenue, South S.
F.
.M, W 8 Seventh Avenue bet
L anil N, W to the ocean,
Outside Lands
niac<-donlu, S s California
Avenue S to Cortez, B. H.
Madden, Sb Townsend bet
Third and Foiu-th S to
Berry
BULLOCK & [ ONES, 105 Mont^mery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
IAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
53
Maieleii Laiio, N s (722)
Vallejo bet Stockton and
Powell
Main. S s Market bet Spear
and Beale SE to the bay
Southirest. Street. Northeast.
2 Ma.ket 1
Meeks Place
Main Street Place
ion
Mission
101
200
H(/ward
201
300
Folsom
Rincon Court
301
400
Harrison
401
(e)
Bryant
(f)
Main Stj-«'e» Plafe, E s
Main bet Market and Mis-
sion
Mai Vina Place, W s (1017)
Mason bet Clay and Sacra-
mento
Maple, N s California bet
Cherry and Spruce, N to
Presidio Reservation
Marengo, SE of San Bruno
Road 4 milesfrom City Hall
Mai'saret Place, N s (530)
V^aliejo bet Kearny and
Dupont
Mai'saret Place, N s (14)
Turk bet Mason and Taylor
Marsary, S s M bet San-
chez and Noe S to Clipper
Maria, or Mary, E and W
s Chesley bet Harrison and
Bryant
Marin, from the bay bet
Colusa and Tulare
Mariposa, from the bay
bet Santa Clara and Solano
W to Harrison
Mariposa Avenjie, N s
Harrison bet Seventh and
Eighth
Market, junction Sacra-
mento and East SW to
Mission Dolores
The want of uniformity
in the numbers of Market
Street Is occasioned by the
ditfeience in the frontage of
the blocks on the north-west
and south-east sides of the
street.
Northv:e.it. Street. Southecist.
2 East and Sacra-
201
900
1000
1200
1300
mento
Steuart
Spear
Drumm and CaU
fornia
Main
Davis and Pine
Beale 301
Fremont 401
Front
First 501
Battery and Bush
Ecker 527
Sansom and Sut-
ter
Second 601
Montgomery and
Post
New Montgomery 617
Annie G39
Kearny and Geary
Third 701
Floral Grove
Dupont and O'Far-
rell
Fourth 801
Stockton and Ellis
Powell and Eddy
Fifth
Mason and Turk
Sixth
Taylor and Tyler
Jones and McAJ
lister
Seventh
City Hall Avenue
Eighth 1201
901
1001
1101
Ninth 1301
1600 Larkin and Hayes - —
Tenth 1410
1700 Polk and FeU
Eleventh 1501
1800 Van Ness Avenue
and Oak
Potter 1601
1900 Franklin and Page
1912 Rose Avenue - —
Brady 1701
2000 GoughandHalght
Valencia 1801
2100 Octavia and Wal-
ler
Hennann
Pearl
Guerrero 1901
2200 Laguna and Kate
Ridley
Dolores 2001
2300 Buchanan
2400 Church and Foitf-
teenth 2101
2500 Sanchez and Fif-
teentli 2201
2600 Noe and Sixteenth 2301
2700 Castro and Seven-
teenth 2401
Martha Place, S s (417)
Geary bet Mason and Tay-
lor
Mary, S s (921) Mission bet
Fifth and Sixth SE to How-
ard
Mary, or Maria, E and W
s Chesley bet Harrison and
Bryant
Mary Lane, S s (423) Bush
bet Kearny and Dupont
Maryland, from the bay
bet Delaware and Louisia-
na S to First Avenue
Mason, N s Market bet Pow-
ell and Taylor N to the bay
Eiist. Street.
2
100
200
900
1000
1100
1110
1200
1300
1314
1400
Market and Turk
Eddy
Ellis
Latham Place
Dikeman Place
O'Farrell
Geary
Oak
Kappeler Court
Post
Scheerer Place
Sutter
Delta Plsce
Bush
Pine
Frank Place
California
Sacrfimento
Ewer Place
Malvina Place
Dawson Place
Clay
Matthew Place
Sheppard Place
Washington
Jackson
John
Pacific
701
801
901
1001
1011
1017
1101
1107
1201
1301
1500
Broadway
1501
1600
Vallejo
1601
1700
Gi'een
1701
1716
Winter Lane
IHOO
Union
1801
Kent
1809
1900
Filbert
1901
Valparaiso
1911
2000
Greenwich
Montgomery Av
2001
2100
Lombard
2101
2200
Chestnut
Water
2201
2300
Francisco -
Vandewater
2301
2400
Bay
2401
2500
North Point
2501
Alaska Place
2600
Beach
2601
(e)
Jefferson
(e
Masonic Avenue, N s
Waller bet Lott and Ash-
bury N to Point Lobos Av-
enue
Massachusetts, from the
bay bet New york and
Delaware S to First Avenue
Massasoit, from Cortez, S
E to Franconia Avenue, B.
H.
Mateo, W of Miguel from
San Jost5 Road NW to
Cherry
Mattlnew Placc,Ws (1107)
Mason bet Clay and Wash-
ington
Maxwell, N s Broadway
bet Larkin and Polk N to
Vallejo
May Fl<»>ver, E s Rose-
crans bet Calif orniaAvenue
and Powhattan, B. H.
McAllister, junction Mar-
ket and Jones bet Fulton
and Tyler W to Masonic
Avenue
North. St)-eet. South side,
2 Market and Jones 1
Park Avenue
100 Leavenworth 101
200 Hyde 201
Brown Alley
300 Larkm 301
400 Polk 401
500 Van Ness Avenue 501
600 Franklin 601
700 Gough 701
800 Octavia 801
900 Laguna 901
1000 Buchanan 1001
1100 Webster 1101
1200 Fillmore 1201
1300 Steiner 1301
1400 Pierce 1401
1500 Scott 1501
1600 Devisadero 1601
1700 Broderick 1701
1800 Baker 1801
1900 Lyon 1901
2000 Lott 2001
(e) Masonic Avenue (c)
McClellan, from Califor-
nia Avenue bet Lyon and
Wool S to Cortland Ave-
nue, B. H.
Mct'orniScli, Ss(1421) Pa-
cific bet Hyde and Larkin
McWerniott Place, W s
(215) Jones bet Turk and
Eddy
McLaren Lane, W s Fol-
som bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
iMcLea Court, E s Ninth
bet Harrison and Bryant
Menchain Place. S s Post
bet Hyde and Larkin
Mcars, N s Point Lobos Av-
enue l)et Merrifield and
First Avenue N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
Medaii Place, N s (504)
Filbert bet Dujiont and
Stockton, N to Greenwich
Meeks Place, W s Main
bet Market and Mission
Melius, W 3 Fremont bet
Mission and Howard
Mendocino, from the bay
bet Calaveras and Plumas
W to First Avenue
Merce«l, S s Thirtieth nr
Noe, S to Laidley, Fair-
mount Tract
Mercer, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Avenue,
B. H.
Merchant, W a East bet
Clay and Washington W to
Kearny
Norih. Street. South side.
2 East 1
(6) Drumm (b)
[b] Davis ({,)
300 Front 301
400 Battery 401
500 Sanson! 501
600 Montgomery 601
628 Dunbar Court ? —
(f) Kearny (e)
Merrifleld, N s Point Lo-
bos Avenue bet Chase and
Mears N to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Merrill, Ns Silver Avenue
bet Williamson and Goet-
tingen
Merrill , W s Jones bet Val-
lejo anil Green W to Leav-
enworth
Merriniac, E s Tennessee
nr South E to the Bay
Metcalf Place, Ws Lagu-
na bet Post and Sutter
Metcalfe Place, N s (416)
Geary bet Mason and Tay-
lor
Mexico, from the bay bet
Alaska and Colorado S to
India
Michigan, from the bay
bet Georgia and Illinois S
to First Av
Middle, N s Pine bet Web-
ster and Fillmore N to
Califoniia
Midway East, N s Fran-
' Cisco Ijet Dupont and Stock-
ton N to the bay
Mi«l«ay West, N s Fran-
cisco bet Stockton and Pow-
ell N to the bay
Mi^nel, from Bemis near
Fairmount SE to San Jose
Road
Miles Conrt, N s (832) Cal-
ifornia bet Stockton and
Powell
Miles Place, Ns (928) Sac-
ramento bet Stockton and
Powell
Miller Place, S s (827) Fol-
som bet Foui'th and Fifth
Mills Place, W 8 (219) Du-
pont bet I^ost and Sutter
Minna, W s (118) First bet
Mission and Natoma
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
100 Second 101
New Montgomery
200 Third 201
300 Foiurth 301
400 Fifth 401
500 Sixth 501
600 Seventh 601
646 Julia 645
700 Eighth 701
(b) Ninth {b)
(b) Tenth (6)
1000 Eleventh 1001
1020 Lafayette 1021
(b) Twelfth [b)
ib) Thirteenth (»)
1300 Fourteenth 1301
(W Fifteenth {b)
Minna Place, W s Beale
bet Mission and Howard
Minnesot.a, from the bay
bet Tennessee and Indiana
S to Tulare
Minnie, S s Waller bet Ash-
bury and Clayton
Mint Avenne, N s Mis-
sion bet Fifth and Sixth
and W s Fifth bet Steven-
son and Mission
Mission, Ws East bet Mar-
ket and Howard SW to
Thirteenth thence S to
Couny Road
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AlNLEESON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
54
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Northirtst. Street. SoutheaM. 1
2 East • 1 ;
(<•) Steuart (c) ,
100 Si-ear 101
200 Main 201
300 Beale 301
400 Fremont 401
50» First 501
Ecker — — ;
SuUivan Alley 537
570 Anthony — — |
600 Second 601 |
New Montgomery
650 Annie — —
700 Third 701
800 Fo.rth 801
9W Fifth 901
Mint Avenue
Mary 921
1000 Sixth 1001
1100 Seventh HOI
Mission Alley
12iX) Eiglith 1201
1230 Laskie -—
1300 Ninth 1301
Washington Av 1313
Gninil Avenue 1323
1400 Tenth 1401
1500 Eleventh 1501
Lafayette 1525
1600 Potter
West Mission
Twelftii 1601
Bond
Thirteenth 1701
1700 Ri'Uey — -
Erie 1749
1800 Fourteenth 1801
l^K) Fifteenth 1901
2000 Sixteenth 2001
Goldman Place 2013
2100 Seventeenth 2101
2110 Cedar Lane
2120 Willow Avenue
22ijO Kiiihteenth 2201
23.10 Nineteenth 2301
24110 Twentieth 2401
2.'>'J0 Twenty-first 2501
C'lOO Twenty-second 2601
2700 Twenty-third 2701
•jHiK) Tweiitv-f.mrth 2801
1 'j.KiO Twenty-tifth 2'M
;kijO Twenty-sixth 3001
MIsKl<in .ill«'.v, NW 8
Mi'-siim bet Seventh and
i:i^lit'ii N to .lessie
IS iHsioii ami 4><'4-an
Kt'iich Kir.ul. froniiunc-
tii.ii of Markvl :ind Seven-
teenth bW to Ocean View
IfiMise
MNslon iveniie, S8Sev-
l •.i-i>iit!i I let Valencia and
<;■• rrero
MtvsiiMi B'liirr, (see Mea-
( ham Place)
VlisHloli IMiiza, liet Mib-
Hiin and West Mission
from Twelfth to Thii-teenth
MisHlHHl|t|>K tTiim the hay
1 M;t Pennsylvania and Texaii
S to Tnlare
^lUMMirl. from the hay bet
Texas ancl Connecticut S to
Tulare
'>li»nr»t>. N s (tUO) Hushlxjt
Stockton and Powell N to
i'ine
Moiltcnllll. from (^allfor-
niii Avenue bet Wolfe and
<',irtez I", to Isabel. H. JI.
Moiitc/.iiliia, from Cf)»o
Avonu.! K to Kolsom. II. H
MoiltKOIIKT.V. Ns Market
Ix't Sannom and Kearny N
to the bay
E-inl. Strrrl. n'lHl »iiU.
2 Market and Post 1
Sutter 101
Hush 201
Pine 301
Sinnmer 319
CalifoniiB 4lll
.Sacranicnto f'Ol
I'oiuinercial 513
600 Clay 601
622 Merchant bli
700 Washington 701
ie) Montgomerj- Av
800 Jackson 801
806 Gold — —
900 Pacific 901
Montgomery Court 91o
1000 Broadway 1001
Hinckley ^
1100 Viillejo 1101
1112 Jackson Place — —
1200 Green 1201
Moulton Place
1300 Vnion 1301
Montgomery Place 1311
1314 Alta Place 1315
1400 Filbert 1401
1500 Greenwich 1501
1600 Lombard 1601
(6) Chestnut 1701
(fl Francisco (<•)
Jlontaonn-ry Avenue,
from NW cor Montgomery
and Washington N W to the
bay
Northeast. Street. Soulh^cest.
2 Mont and Wash 1
100 Jackson 101
Kearny
200 Pacific 201
210 Alder Place
Duijont Alley
300 Broadway 301
Dujiont
400 Vallejo 401
Stockton
500 (ireen 501
600 Union 601
Powell
700 Filbert 701
800 (Irccnwich 801
Mason
900 LonilKird 901
1000 Chestnut 1001
Tiiylor
1100 Francisco 1101
Jones
1200 Bav 1201
1300 North Point 1301
Leavenworth
1400 Beach 1401
MonlsoiiuTj- <'onrt, W
s 1015) Montgomery bet Pa-
cific an 1 Broadway
Moiituoim-ry Plare.Ws
(1311) Montgomery bet Un-
ion and Filbert
Moore, N s Union bet Hyde
and Larkin
.Moore Plaec {ire Torrens
Court)
Morel IMaee, N s (1420)
Pacific bet Hyde and Larkin
Morey Alley, N s (730)
Broadway bet Stockton and
Powell
Morse, N s (406) Bush bet
Kearny and Dupont N to
Pine
Morne IMaiee, S s (1205)
Broadway l>et Leavenworth
and Hyile
Morion (late St. Mark's
PlactO. Ws (19) Kearny liet
t;eary and Post W to Stock-
ton
MoHH, S s (1059) Howard bet
Sixtii and Seventh 8E to
Folsom
.Monlt<»n, W s Buchanan
bet Greenwich and Lom-
bard W to Steincr
Moulton riaee.WsMont-
Koinery bet (Jreen and
Union
.Monltrlr, from Cortland
Aven\ie t<.> Crescent Av-
einie. B. H.
Myrtle Avenue, W s (S13)
Larkin bet OFarrell and
Geary
North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin ,„}
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octuvia 501
600 La«una 601
X, SW 8 First Avenue bet
M and P SW to Twenty-
ninth Avenue, South S. P.
X, W s Seventh Avenue bet
M and < ), W to the ocean.
Outside Lands
Xaita (now Twentieth), from
the bay bet Butte and Shas-
ta W to Douglass
Xaiioleon, from Orleans E
to Riggs
Xatoiun, Ws (146) First bet
Mimaa and Howard
Northi'-est. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
100 Second 101
New Montgomery
(()) Third (W
{!)) Fourth (b)
400 Fifth 401
500 Sixth 501
600 Seventh 601
700 Eighth 701
(b) Ninth {'A
900 Tenth 901
1000 Eleventh 1001
1018 Lafavette 1019
(M Twelfth ('')
(')) Thirteenth (b)
1300 Foiuteenth 1301
(b) Fifteenth (6)
Xnvy (now Tiventy-sixth), W
s York bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-seventh W to Belle-
vue
X«'l»raska, from Mission
Creek bet Vermont and
Utah S to Colusa
Xeerojxdls .4venMe,W8
Dolores bet Sixteenth and
.Seventeenth
Nevada, from the bay bet
Humboldt and Sonoma W
to I'otrero Avenue
Xevatia, S s Folsom bet
Eleventh and IVelfth SE
to Harrison
Xew intliony, Ns Mis-
sion bet First and Second
Xew MonttfOMiery. S s
Market bet Secoml and
Third SE to Howard
SuHthire.'it. Street. Northeont.
2 Market 1
Stevenson 15
30 Jessie 29
100 Mis.sion 101
Minna
Natoma
(,•) Howard (O
XeM OrleauH .iveniie,
N s Green bet Leaven-
worth anil Hyde
Xew i'aellle, N s Mission
bit Eighth and Ninth
North. Street.
South
aide.
2
Harrison
1
100
Folsom
Shotwell
101
200
Howard
Capp
201
300
Mission
Jessie
Stevenson
301
400
Valencia
401
500
Guerrero
501
600
Dolores
601
700
Chm-ch
vol
800
Sanchez
801
900
Noe
901
1000
Castro
1001
1100
Diamond
Douglass
1101
X 1 n e t e e ii tli .4 venue.
from Islais
Crevk
bet
Eighteenth ai
d Twentieth
A%
enues SE
to the
bay,
South S. F.
Xineleentli
4 venue, N
s
W bet Eighteenth
and
Twentieth a
enues
.N to
Presidio Rest
rvation
Gut-
su
e Lands
100
200
300
400
New York, fnun the bay
bet Virginia and Massa-
chusetts S to First Av
Newell. N s (708) Lombard
bet .Mason and Taylor
Newliall, W s Stockton bet
Lombard and Chestinit
Nineteenth (late Eaglcl.W
B Harrison bet Eighteenth
and Twentieth W to Doug-
lass
Xtntit (Lite Johnston), S s
Market l>et Eighth and
Tenth SE to Mission Creek
Sovthirrst. Street. Northenat.
2 Market 1
Stevenson
Jessie
Mission 101
Minna
Niitoma
Howard 201
Tehama
Clementina
F' dsom 301
Harrison 401
McLea Court
500 Brj-ant 501
600 Brannan 601
XIntli .4veitue, from I.-.-
lais Creek bet Eighth and
Tenth Avenues SE to the
bay, .South S. F.
Xintli .4 venue, N s P bet
Eiglith and Tenth ave-
nues N to Presidio Reser-
vation. Outside Lands
XoMIl Alley, E 8 (150C)
l)\ipont bet liiiouand Fil-
bert
Xoble Alley (now Reed
Place). S s (331) Green bet
Montgomerj' and Kearny
X«»l>le »Mae«-. W s (236)
Third bet Tehama ami Fol-
som
Xoe, S 8 Ridley bet Castro
and Sanchez
Xoonan Alley, SsVallejo
bet Stockton and Powell
Xoonan Avenue, E (205)
Eighth bet Howard nd
Folsom
Xornian, from Orleans E
to Rhode Island nr Islais
Creek
Xortli .4 venue, from Coso
Avenue SW to Holly Park,
B. H.
Xortli Park Lane, W s
Second bet Bi-yant and
Brannan
Xortli INiInt, W s Kearny
bet Bay and Beach W to
I'residio Re.ser\'ation
North. .Street.
2 Kearny
(<•) Dupont
100 Stockton
200 I'owell
300 Mason
400 Taylor
500 Jones
Suulh side.
(<•)
101
201
301
401
501
Montgomery Av
600 Leavenworth 601
BULLOCE ^.<XNE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, &E0. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
55
700 Hyde 701
800 Larkin 801
900 Polk 901
Van Ness Avenue
C> overnment Reser-
vation
140O Laguria 1401
1500 Buchanan 1501
1600 Webster 1601
1700 PUuiore 1701
1800 Steiner 1801
1900 Pierce 1901
2000 Scott 2001
2100 Devisartero 2101
2200 Broileriok 2201
2300 Baker 2301
JVortosi Court, S s Bran-
nau bet Seventh and
EifTlith
Sfwrtoii Place, N s Filbert
bet Montgomery and San-
som
K<trwlch, W s Folsom bet
Jlontezuma and Prospect
Avenue, B. H.
Nj't', from CadwaUader N to
Islais Creek
0« W s Eighth Avenue bet
i< an<l P, W to the ocean,
Outside Lands
0'< '<miifl 1 1'lace, N s Val-
lejo bet PoweU and Mason
O'Fii ri'Pl I, j unction Market
and Dupont bet Ellis and
Geary W to Calvary Ceme-
tery
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Dup 1
14 Bagley Place
23 Julia Court
100 Stockton 101
200 Powell 201
Carlos Place 219
228 (iTarrell Alley —
300 Mason 301
Raphael Place
400 Tavlor 401
420 William ■
5U0
Jones
501
GOO
Leavenworth
601
Alia Court
700
Hyde
701
800
Larkin
801
9U0
Polk
901
1000
Van Ness Avenue
1001
1100
Franklin
1101
1200
Gough
1201
1300
Octavia
1301
1400
Laguna
1401
1500
Buchanan
1501
1600
Webster
1001
1700
Fillmore
1701
1800
Steiner
1801
1900
Pierce
1901
2000
Scott
2001
2100
Devisadero
2101
2200
Broderick
2201
k)
St. Joseph's Av
(f)
O'Farj'ell .Uley, N a
(228)
OJ'arrcU bet Powell
and
Mason
OaJk
, junction Market and
Van Ness Avenue bet Page
and Fell W to Stanyan
North. Stro't. South side.
2
Mkt and Van Ness Av 1
100
Franklin
101
200
Gough
201
300
Octavia
301
400
Laguna
401
500
Buchanan
501
600
Webster
601
700
Fillmore
701
800
Steiner
801
900
Pierce
901
1000
Scott
1001
1100
Devisadero
1101
1200
Broderick
1201
1300
Baker
1301
1400
Lyon
1401
1500
Lott
1501
1600
Masonic Avenue
1601
1700
Ash)iury
1701
1800
Clayton
1801
1900
Cole
1901
2000
Shrader
2001
(e)
Stanyan
(f)
Oak, W s (409) Mason bet
Geary and Post W to Tay-
lor
Oak <Jr«)vo Ai'eime, S s
(953) Harrison but Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant
Ocean House and
ISeacIl Koa«I, frm term-
ination Point Lobos Ave-
nue S and E to Ocean View
House
Ocean House Koad (Cen-
tral), from McAllister SW
to Ocean View House
Ocean House Koad (Mis-
sion), from Mission Dolores
SW to Ocean View House
Ocean House Koad (old),
from San Jose Road nr In-
dustrial School W to Ocean
View House
Octavia, N s Market bet
Gough and Laguna N to
the bay
Enst. Street. ll'esJ side.
2 Market and Waller 1
100 Haight 101
Rose Avenue
200 Page 201
Lilly Avenue
300 Oak 301
Hickory Avenue
400 Fell 401
Linden
500 Hayes 501
Ivy Avenue
000 Grove 601
Birch Avenue
700 Fulton 701
Ash Avenue
800 McAllister 801
Locust Avenue
900 Tyler 901
Jefferson Square
1100 Eddy 1101
Willow Avenue
1200 Ellis 1201
Olive Avenue
1300 O'Farrell 1301
Myrtle Avenue
1400 Cieary 1401
Cedar Avenue
1500 Post 1501
Walnut Avenue
1600 Sutter 1601
Fern Avenue
1700 Bush 1701
Austin
1800 Pine 1801
1900 California 1901
2000 Sacramento 2001
Lafayette Park
2200 Washington 2201
2300 Jackson 2301
2i00 Pacific 2401
2500 Broadway 2501
2600 Vallejo 2-;01
2700 Green 2701
2S00 Union 2801
Grisar
2900 FDbert 2901
3000 Greenwich 3001
3100 Lombard 3101
3200 Chestnut 3201
3300 Francisco 3301
Bay
Government Reser-
vation
3800 Tonquin 3801
(e) Lewis ie)
Ohio, N s (418) Pacific bet
Montgomery and Sansom
N to Broadway
Ohio, from the bay bet Wy-
oming and Virginia, S to
First Avenue
Old JilJcliory, E s Laurel
Avenue nr Crescent Ave-
nue E to San Bruno Road
Old San Jose Road,
from junction Valencia and
Twenty-second SWto Coun-
ty Line
Olive Avenue, Ws (709)
Larkin bet Ellis and O'Far-
rell
North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Laguna 601
Olive t'ourl, S a Union
bet Laguna and Buchanan
Olnislead, Ws San Bnmo
Koad S of Dwight, U. M. T.
Olney I'laei', N s King
bet Second and Third
Oneida I'lace, S s (827)
Sacramento bet Dupont
and Stockton
Oreaoii, W s East bet
Washington and Jackson
W to Battery
North. Street. South side.
2 East 1
100 Druram 101
200 Davis 201
(b) Front (6)
(f) Battery (c)
Orleans, from Kansas Sto
Islais Creek
Orsenlus, from Byrne S to
Salome
Oxr«)rd, S s Silver Avenue
Ijet Cambridge and Harv-
ard, U. M. T.
B*, SW s First Avenue bet
N anil Q, SW to Thirtieth
Avenue, South S. F.
1*, W s Ninth Avenue bet 0
and Q, W to the ocean. Out-
side Lands
FacifiC, Ws East bet .Tack-
son and Broadway W to
Larkin. From this point
to termination of street is
now called Pacific Avenue
North. Street. South side.
2 East
1
(c) Drumm
{'•)
100 Davis
101
200 Front
201
300 Battery
301
400 Sansom
401
418 Ohio
500 Montgomery
501
600 Keaniy
601
Montgomery' Av
632 Lestrade Place
B.irtlett Alley
641
700 Dupont
701
706 Pacific Alley
Sullivan Alley
719
722 Ellick Alley
800 Stocktim
801
806 Virginia Place
Virgirda
815
900 Powell
901
906 Keyes Place
_ —
922 Soott Place
1000 Mason
1001
1016 Salmon
Auburn
1017
1024 Himmelmann PI
1100 Taylor
1101
1200 Jones
1201
1300 Leavenworth
1301
Burgoyne Place
1307
1400 Hyde
1401
1420 Morel Place
McCormick
1421
F.rtirth Place
1433
(f) Larkin
ie)
Pacillc Alley, Na
(706)
Pacific bet D\ipout
and
Stockton
Pad tie Avenue —
That
part of Pacific Street ex-
tending from Larkin to
First Avenue ; the ,
num-
hers continue, however, in
regular order from
the
couunencement of Pacific
Street
1500 Larkin 1501
IGOO Polk 1601
1700 Van Ness Avenue 1701
1300 Franklin 1801
1900 Gough 1901
2000 Octavia 2001
2100 Laguna 2101
2200 Buchanan 2201
2300 Webster 2301
2400 Fillmore 2401
2.500 Steiner 2501
2000 Pierce 2601
2700 Scott 2701
2800 Devisadero 2801
2000 Broderick 2901
3000 Baker 3001
3100 Lyon 3101
3200 Central Avenue 3201
3300 Walnut 3301
3400 Laurel 3401
3.500 Lociist 3501
3600 Spruce , 3i;01
3700 Maple 3701
3800 Cherry 3801
ie) First Avenue (i)
I'ase, junction Franklin
and Market bet Haight
and Oak W to Stanyan
North. Street. South side.
2 Marlcet and Franklin 1
100 Gough 101
200 Octavia 201
300 Laguna 301
400 Buchanan 401
500 Webster 501
600 Fillmore 601
700 Steiner 701
800 Pierce 801
900 Scott 901
1000 Devisa'lero 1001
1100 Broderick 1101
1200 Baker 1201
1300 Lyon 1.301
1400 Lott 1401
1500 Masonic Avenue 1501
1600 Ashbury 1001
1700 Clayton 1701
1800 Cole 1801
1900 Shrader 1901
(e) Stanyan {e)
Palmer, from junction
Chencry and Miguel to
Bartlett
Panlaiu, Es (1010) Leav-
enworth bet Pine and Cal-
ifornia
Park (now Twenty-fourth)
W s Potrero Avenue bet
Tweuty-third and Twenty-
fifth W to Bellevue
I'ark Avenue, S s McAl-
lister bet Jones and Leav-
enworth SW to Larkin
Park Avenue, S s (969)
Harrison bet Fifth and
Sixth SE to Bryant
Park Avenue, inclosing
Holly Park SWs Benial
Heights
Park I>ane. S s South
Park bet Second and Third
S to Townsend
Park I'lace, Es (313) Sec-
ond bet Folsom and Har-
rison
Parker Avenue, N s
Fulton nr Shrader N to
Point Lobos Avenue
Patterson, E s Bernal
Heights bet San Bruno
Road and Eemal
Paul. Ss Crescent Avenue
nr San Bnino Road
Pearl, S s Market bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero S to
Ridley
Pennsylvania Avenue,
from the liay bet Iowa and
Mississippi S to Tulare
Perlne, W s Steiner bet
California and Sacramento
W to Pierce
BEAMISH'S Shirts Heady made aiid to Ordei.1.
ANDEESON S: SANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Perrr, W s Vaasar Place
bet Harrison and Bryant
W to Fifth
JV"(>rfAir«t. Street. Southeatt.
2 Vassar Place 1
100 Third 101
S-M Fourth 201
(f) Fifth M
Petalama A r e n n e .
from Point Lobos Avenue
nr Toll Gate
PfellTer, W s Dupont bet
Chestnut and Francisco W
to Stockton
Pierre. X s Waller bet
Steiner and Scott X to the
bay
East. Street.
2 Waller
I 100 Haight
2» Page
! X<i) Oak
I +10 FeU
' 500 Hayes
Alamo Square
7iX) Fuitou
i 8.XI McAllister
i*»j T}-ler
I U»jO Turk
I II'JO Eddy
I l^'tO Ellis
1 13jU OFarrell
' Elliot Park
j 1400 Geary
Hamilton Square
Wett eidt.
1
101
201
301
401
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
loOlt Po3t
1600 Sutter
i:iX» Bush
1*jO Pine
1*>3 California
Penne
2000 Sacramento
2100 Clay
Alta Plaza
UO Jackson
- • I I'acitic
t;r.
34 ■
,:]-;o
I'liion
1 ilhert
H.i
ray
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2301
24-51
2501
2001
27.1
2Sj1
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3401
3501
3^Jl
37ul
3S0I
(f)
3JoO North Point
30 pO Beach
37UJ Jefferson
3&)0 Tonquin
{'■) Lewis
Pierre Row, S s fnion
litt LniiKint and Stockton
PikC'ir Wiiveply Place,
N R (810) Sacrament<i bet
lMiI>ont and Stockton N to
^\■a.shington
Pinrkiiey Place. N s
(52"'i) Broadway hK.'t Kearny
Bill L)uiMJUt N to Vallfjo
Pine, junction Market and
I)iiviB bet Bush and Cal:-
fiimia W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
Korth. Strert. S"ulh sitU.
2 Market and Davis 1
100 Front
2'» Batttry
300 Sansom
Laura Place
400 Montgomery
Rum Alley
IU;lden
500 Kearny
Morse
Central Place
520 St. Mary
532 Quincy
Goo Duixiut
So|ihie Terrace
700 Hti>c'Kton
710 Prosi>ect Place
Monroe
8fJ0 Powell
900 5Iason
908 Jane Place
111
201
3-11
335
401
407
435
501
505
515
527
eoi
701
723
801
901
lOO-J Taylor 100
1100 Jonee HO
Touchard Alley
1200 Leavenworth 120
13CP0 Hyde 130
1400 Larkin 140
1500 Polk 150
1600 Van Ness Avenue 160
17iX) Franklin 170
1800 Gough ISO
1900 Octaria 190
2000 Laguna 200
2100 Buchanan 210!
2200 Webster 220
Middle
2300 Fillmore 230
2400 Steiner 240
2500 Pierce 250
2-500 Scott 260
2700 Devisadero 27o:
2300 Bro.lerick 280
2900 Baker 290
3000 Lyon 300
(e) Central Avenue ie[
Plnkham Place. W s
Eighth bet Howard and
t uisom
Pioneer Park, Telegraph
Hill
Plxley, W s Fillmore bet
F.lbe'rt and Greenwich W
to Steiner
Plcn.snnt. W b (1115) Tay-
lor bet Sacramento and
Clay W to Jones
PlnniaSf from the bay bet
Mendocino and Fresno W
to Fiist Avenue
Pocahontas. N s Califor-
nia Avenue nr Lyon N to
North Avenue, B. H.
Point LoIkis Avenne or
Toll It(>a<l. from termi-
nation of Geary W to the
Polk, N 8 Market bet Lai-
kin and Van Ness Avenue
N to the bay
Eiut. Street. West side.
2 Market and FeU 1
100 Hayes 101
Ivy Avenue 111
200 Grove 201
Birch Avenue
300 Fulton 301
Ash Avenue
400 McAllister 401
Locust Avenue
500 Tyler 501
Elm Avenue
600 Turk 601
Laurel Avenue
700 Eddy 701
Willow Avenue
800 Ellis 801
8'J6 Olive Avenue 807
900 GFarrell 901
908 Myrtle Avenue 909
1000 Geary 1001
1008 Cedar Avenue 1009
1100 Post 1101
Walnut Avenue
1200 Sutter 1201
1210 Fern AVenue 1211
13>0 Bush 1301
1314 Austin 1309
14«0 Pine 1401
1500 California 1501
IGOO Sacramento ICOl
1700 Clay 1701
1300 Washington 1801
1900 Jackson 1*)1
2000 Paciflc 2001
2100 Broadway 2101
2200 Vallejo 2201
Bonita
2300 fireen 2301
2400 Union 2401
2500 Filbert 2501
2600 Greenwich 2601
2 00 Loni»)ard 2701
2800 Chestnut 2801
3900 Francisco 2901
3000 Bay 3001
3VjO North Point JSIOI
3200 Beach 3201
33X1 Jtffer?on 3301
((i) Tonquin SiiOl
(f) Lewis (e)
Polk Lane, E s (1232)
Stockton bet Pacific and
Broa-iway
Pollar«l Place. N s (520)
Vallejo bet Kearny and
Dupont
Pollock, SW s Twenty-
fourth Avenue bet Water
Front and Von Schmidt
SW to county line, South
S. F.
Porter, S a Crescent Av-
enue bet Decatur and
Bache
Portsiuonth ^nare,
bet Clay, Washington,
Kearny, and Breuham
Place
Post, junction Market and
Montgomery bet Geary and
Sutter W to Central Av-
enue
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Mont 1
12 Lick Place
100 Keaniy 101
112 Gardner Alley
2'jO Dupont
300 Stockton
400 PoweU
500 Mason
600 Taylor
William
700 Jones
800 Leavenworth
9O0 Hyde
Meacham Place
1000 Larkin
1100 Polk
1001
1101
1200 Van Ness Avenue 1201
1300 Franklin
1400 Gough
1500 Octavia
1600 Lacuna
1700 Buchanan
1800 Webster
IHOO Fillmore
2000 Steiner
2100 Pierce
2200 Scott
2300 Devisadero
2400 Bro'ierick
2500 Baker
2600 Lyon
(f) Central Avenue
1301
1401
1501
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
21ld
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
(0
Post Ofllce l*laee. N s
Washington bet Battery
and Sansom
Polrero Avenne, from
Mission Creek l>et Utah
and Hampshire S to Ser-
pentine Avenue
Potter, S s Market bet
Elciventh and Biady SE
to Mission
Powell, N B Market bet
Stockton and Mason N to
the bay
East. Street. West tide.
2 Market and Eddy 1
100 Ellis
200 OFarrell
300 Geary
400 Post
500 Sutter
518 Ankeny Place
600 Bush
616 Fella Place
700 Pine
800 California
900 .Sacramento
1000 Clay
1100 Washington
1200 Jackson
John
1218 Caroline Place
1300 Paciflc
1400 Broadway
1500 Vallejo
101
201
301
4iJl
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1211
1301
1401
1501
1600 Green 1601
1700 Union 1701
Montgomery Av
ISOO Filbert 1&51
lvX)0 Greenwich 1901
2000 Lombard 2001
2100 Chestnut 2101
2200 Francisco 2201
Vandewater
2300 Bay 2301
2400 NorthPoint 2401
id) Beach 2501
(c) Jefferson (f)
Powell Avenne, W s Cal-
lifomia Avenue W to San
Jose Road
Powbattan, from North
Avenue E to Winslow, B.
H.
Pratt Tonrt, N s (812) Cal-
ifornia bet Stockton and
Powell
Proclta Avenne, from
San Jose Road nr Twenty-
seventh E to San Bruno
Road
Prentiss, from California
Avenue S to Cortland Av-
enue, B. H.
Presidio Road, from Lar-
kin nr Pacific to the Pre-
sidio
Pretch, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City Hall
Price, (now Eighth) S b
Market bet Seventh and
Ninth SE
Priest, N s Clay bet Jones
and Leavenworth N to
W ashington
Princeton, S s Silver Av-
enue bet University and
Amherst, U. M. T.
Prliigle<"«nrt, NsGreen-
wich bet Sansom and Mont-
gomery
Prospect Avenne, from
Cortland Avenue NE to
Coso Avenue. B. H.
Prosi»ect Place, N s (710)
Pine bet Stockton and
Powell N to Clay
Pnlaskl, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue. B. H.
Pntiinnt, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescfciit Av-
enue, B. H.
Pnt7.in:in, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
Q, SW 8 First Avenue, bet
P and R SW U) Twenty-
third Avenue, South .S. F.
Q, W 8 Tenth Avenue bet P
and R. W to the ocean, Out-
side Lands
Qnincy, N s (532) Pine bet
Kearny and Dupont N to
California
Qnincy Place, S s (527)
Pine bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Qninn, W s Valencia bet
Ridley and Fourteenth W
to (iuerrero
R, from Tslais Creek btt
Q and S SW to Twenty-
second Avenue, South S.
F.
R, W s Tenth Avenue bet (J
and S.Wto the ocean. Gut-
side Lands
Railroad Avenne, E s
Dolores l)ct .Seventtciith
and Eighteenth
Railroatl Avenne, from
teniiination Kentucky SW
to Bay View Park. South
S. F.
Bullock & Jones, 1C5 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright ^Warner's Merino Underwear-
Geld and Plated Jewslry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Seamy Si
SAX FRAXCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
57
BAilroad 4.veiine, from 1 Bnger. E of San Bruno
Silver
Islais Creek SW to
Avenue ,
BiUHlal.'WsSan JoseEoad Knss, S s (1041) Howard bet
Road 4 miles from City
Hall
nr Thirtieth W to Palmer
K4tndall Plac* , S s Green-
wich bet Learenworth and
Hyde
B^mdolpli, nr San Miguel
rotation
Bai>Itael Plaee, N s
OTarrell bet Hason and
Taylor
Banitt'lt. S s 11127) Howard
bet Seventh and Eighth
Beo«l. X s Clay l>et Jones
and Leavenworth > to
Washington
Boed Plaee. S s (331)
Siith and Seventh
Bnss Alley, X s Bush bet
Slontgomery and Kearny
Bm!«ell. W g Hyde bet
Green and XTnion
S, from Islais Creek bet R
and T SW to Twentieth
1 Avenue, South S. F.
' S, W s Eleventh Avenue bet
' R and T, W to the ocean,
Outside Lands
Sacramento, junction
Market and East bet Cali-
fornia and Clay W to First
Avenue
Green Ijet Montgomery and j ^'ortA. Street. South gide
Kearny
Bhode Island, from >Iis- ■
sion Creek bet L>eHaro and ■
Kansas S to Tulare j
Bifhmond.Ws (211) Front '
bet California and Sacra- |
mento '•
Bickards. W s San Bruno
Rrad 4 nules from City
Hall
Bidley. W s Mission bet
Hermann and Fourteenth
Bi@:?!«, from Xapoleon S to
Sciineider
BiiK-on Arenne, EsSee- y^ jiues x
ond bet Brannan and Town- ] jq^q poweU
send I GustavuB
Bincon Court, W s Main i 1014 Tay
lx:t Folsom and Harrison |"1100 Slason
Bincon Place, S s (551)
Harrison bet First and Sec-
ond
Bingold. W s Eighth bet
Market and East
100 Dmmm
200 Davis
300 Front
400 Battery
500 Sansom
522 Leidesdorff
600 Montgomery
Webb
700 Keamy
800 Dupont
810 Waverly Place
Oneida Place
Brooklyn Place
900 Stockton
934 Prospect Place
928 Miles Place
1114 Yerba Buena
Cushman
1200 Taylor
1300 Jones
Lysett Place
Foisom and Harrison W to | 1320 Leroy Place
Ninth j Golden Court
Bitch, S s (HT) Foisom bet ! 1*00 Leavenworth
Third and Fourth SE to , ]f^ ^^^
Townsend
South\r€M. Street. Northeast.
2 Foisom 1
(b) Harrison (?>)
200 Brvant 201
300 Brannan 301
{(] Townsend (e)
Bitter. S s Harrison bet
Seventh and Eighth
1
101
201
301
4C'l
501
525
601
629
701
801
827
833
901
923
1001
1013
1101
1115
1201
1301
1311
1319
1401
1.501
16Cd
1701
!»aino<iet, from California
\venue bet Cortez and
Calx)t SE to Franconia
Avenue B. H.
San Brnno Boad, from
termination of Potrero
Avenue S to the County
Line
San .lose Avenne, S s
Twenty-second bet Valen-
cia and Guerrero S to Thir-
tieth
San Jose Boad. or
( oanty Boad, from
termination Mission SW
I to County Line
San Luis Alley. S s (711)
I Jackson bet Dupont and
StocJiton
San Misnel Station,
San Jose Road 5 miles
from City Hall
Sancliez, S s Ridley bet
Chirrch and Xoe
Sansom. X s Market bet
Battery and Montgomery
X to the Bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Market and Sutter 1
I 1900 Franklin
1 2XiO CTOUgh
I 2100 Octaria
I 2200 Laguna
i 2300 Buchanan
I 2400 Webster
BoacJU Alley, X s Filbert 2500 Fl^ore
bet Taylor and Jones X to
Greenwich
Boanoke. from Old San
Jose Road bet Mateo and
Castro XW' to Bemis
Bobbins Place.Xs Union
bet Keamy and Dupont
Bondel Avenue (or Place)
S s Sixteenth bet Valencia
and Mission S to Seven-
teenth
Bose, S s Chenery nr Castro
Bose, S s Crescent Avenue
S to Case
Bose Avenne. XWs (1912)
Market bet Haight and
Page
Xorth. Street. South side.
2 Market 1
100 Gcugh 101
200 Octavia 201
300 Laguna 301
400 Buchanan 401
500 Webster 501
I 1500 Hyde
1 1690 Larkin
! 1700 Polk -^^,
ISOO Van Xess Avenue IsOl i
1901 !
20'jl
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2S01
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3401
3501
3S01
3701
3801
3901
(e)
2o00 Steiner
2700 Pierce
2800 Scott
2900 Devisadero
3000 Broderick
3100 Baker
3200 Lyon
33iXI Central Avenue
34'JO Walnut
3500 Laiuel
3&00 Locust
3700 Spruce
3303 Maple
3900 Cherry
{e) First Avenue
100 Bush
200 Pine "AH i
300 California 301
312 Halleck 313 I
4O0 Sacramento 401 |
416 Commercial 417
500 Clay 501
514 Merchant 515 j
600 Washington 601
700 Jackson 701 |
Gold 705
800 Pacific 801
900 Broadway 901 ,
1000 Vallejo 1001
1100 Green 1101 '
1200 Tnion 12C'l
Alta Place '
1300 Filbert 1301 ]
1400 Greenwich 140^ ]
(if) Lombard 1501
(f) Chestnut (f)
Santa Clara, from the
bay bet Sixteenth and
Mariposa W to Harrison
Santa Eosa Avenue, Ws
Masonic Avenue nr Point
Lobos Avenue W to Odd
Fellows' Cemetery
Scheerer Place, W s
Mason bet Post and Sut-
ter
Scbneider, from Islais
Creek E to Seventh Av-
enue
Schuyler, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Av-
enue, B. H.
Scotland, Xs (724) FUbert
between Powell and Ma-
son X to Greenwich
Scolt, X s Ridley bet Pierce
and Devisadero X to the
bay
Sadowa, W sOld San Jose
Road nr San Miguel feta-
tion
SaUnas Avenue. W s
Railroad Avenue bet Thir-
ty-third and Thirty-fourth
avenues W to San Bruno
Road
Salmon. X s a016) Pacific
bet Mason and Taylor X to
Broadway
1900 Pine 1901
2000 California 2001
21'^J Sacramento 2101
2200 Clay 2201
23!W Washington 2301
2400 Jacksun 2401
2500 Pacific 2501
2600 Broadway 2601
2700 VaUejo 2701
2800 Green 2801
2900 Union 2901
3000 FUbeft 3001
31CH) Greenwich 3101
3200 Lombard . 3201
3300 Chestnut 3301
31O0 Francisco 3401
3500 Bay 3501
' 3600 Xorth Point 36(d
3700 Beach 3701
! 3800 Jefferson 38Cd
' 3900 Tonouin 3901
1 (c) Lewis (<•)
; Scott, from Xorth Avenue
I S t<i Cortland Avenue,
I B. H.
! ScoU Avenue, from Sp-
ver Avenue SE to Eail-
I road Avenue, South S. F.
I Scott Place. X s (922) Pa-
cific bet Powell and Mason
I Second. S s Market bet
I First and Third SE to
I the bay
Southire.^t. Street. Northeast.
I 2 Market 1
I 20 Stevenson 21
26 Jessie W
100 Slission 101
I 118 Minna H? I
138 Xatoma 13/
I 2'X) Howard 2til \
218 Tehama 219 '
, (?)) Clementina 233
300 Foisom 301
Park Place 313
' 323 Vernon Place ■
400 Harrison 401
i 428 SUver
I 500 Bryant 501
1 516 South Park
L DeBoom 533
) 1 600 Brannan 601
Rincon Avenue
700 Townsend 701
{e\ Berry M
Second Avenue, from Is-
lais Creek bet First and
Third Avenues SE to the
bay. South S. F.
Second Avenue, X s J
bet First and Third avenues
X to Presidio Reservation,
Outside Lands
Second Avenne, S s Six-
teenth bet Valencia and
Guerrero S to Seventeenth
Selina Place, X s (716)
California bet Dupont and
Stoclrton
Serpentine Avenne,
from Mission nr Twenty-
sixth E to San Bruno Road
a
O
Boserran<i. from Califor- I S:ilmon Phice. E s I^-
nia S to Powhattan, B.H. j kin bet Broadway and \ al-
Boss, X s (S2S) Washington I , / _ «>,„_„ vr ^rnvn
bet Dui^nt and Stockton ' >^^^^-^,'^tr%l^^
Botrland .Uley. S s t.io;- rv»<.v
Broadwav bet Montgomery Salome, from Islais LTeefc.
and Kea^v , XE to Baker Avenue
l^ist. Street.
2 Ridley
100 WaUer
200 Haight
300 Page
400 Oak
, 500 FeU
I 6O0 Hayes
I 700 Grove
SCO Fulton
I 900 McAllister
i 1000 Tyler
j 1100 Turk
1200 Eddy
I 1300 Ellis
I 1400 OFarrell
I EUiot Park
1 1500 Geary
: 1600 Post
' 1700 Sutter
I ISOO Bush
\ Seventeenth, Qate Cor-
bettl W s Harrison bet
w,^t »f/f^ Sixteenth and Eighteenth
Wf*t<f<a«. Ts- to Douglass
101 North. Strfct. South side.
201 2 Harrison 1
301 100 Foisom 101
401 Shotwell
501 200 Howard 201
601 220 Capp 219
701 300 Mission 301
801 318 Hoii Avenue
901 400 Valencia 401
1001 Second Avenue
1101 Mission Avenue 431
1201 500 Guerrero 501
1301 600 Dolores 601
1401 Alemany
700 Church 701
1501 800 Sanchez 801
1601 900 Xoe 901
1701 1000 Castro 1001
1801 I Sherman
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other firs^ class make.
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ANDEESON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
58
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
1100
1101
Diamond
Eureka
Douglass
Seventeenth Avcnne,
from Islais Creek bet Six-
teenth and Eifhteeuth
Avenues, SE to the bay,
South S. F.
Seventeenth Avenne,
N s W bet Sixteenth and
Eii'hteenth avenues N to
Preildio Reservation, Out-
si'le Lands
Seventh, (late Harris) S
s Market bet Sixth and
Eighth SE to junction Ken-
tucky and Butte
SouthireM. Street. Northeagt.
CO
CM
I
I
8
F4
o
t-i
<
EH
t<
I-*
EH
(A
1^
! 400
Market 1
12 Stevenson 11
38 Jessie
100 Mission 101
Minna
Natoma
200 Howard 201
300 FoUom 301
306 DnuT Lane
Cleaveland
Harrison 401
500 Brjant 501
600 Brannan 601
700 Townsend 701
King
800 Berry 801
Channel
Hooiter 901
Irwin
HubbeU 1001
South
Seventh Avenne, from
Islais t'reek liet Sixtli and
Eighth Avenues SEtothe
bay. South S. F.
Seveutii Avenue, N s N
bet Sixth and Eighth av-
enues X to Presidio Reser-
vation, Outside Lands
SevMiour Avenne, N s
Tyler bet Scott and Dovi-
sadero N to Turk
ShnkHiieare, from Isabel
S to Uoih;, B. H.
Slliiron, S B Fifteenth bet
Church and Sanchez S to
Seventeenth
Shuri* l*luee. S 8 Union
, bet iKjavenworth and
j Hyde
I ShiiHlji, from the bay 1x:t
Sierra and Napa \V to Po-
truro Avenue
; S h e p n a r 4l Flaee, E b
I (lUu) Mason bet Clay and
j Washington
Slierlilail, E s Tenth bet
I Kolsoui uiid Harrison
. Sherman, 8 s (1039) Fol-
I Koni l«a Sixth and Seventh
' Sherman. S g Ellis bet
W.'l.stiT and Filinioro
Sherman, S r Seventeenth
bet <'ustrn and Uiauiond
.S to Twenty second
Sherwootl Plaee, E a
(1311 Third bet Minna and
Howaril
Skl|>, SW B Fifth Avenue
iKt Dock and A SW to
c<Muity line. South S. F
Shipley, E « (313) Sixth
bet I'dlsom and Harrison
Sholweli, S B FourU-enth
liet Howard anil Kulsoni S
to Serpentine Avenue
WfMl. Street. E<ut aidf.
2 Fourteenth 1
100 Fifteenth 101
200 Sixt<-inth 201
Seventeenth 301
I'.ik'ht.-iiith 401
Nin.te.iith 601
300
4'K)
.VH)
600 Twentieth
601
700 Twenty-first 701
800 Twenty-second 801
9«XI Twenty-third 901
1000 Twenty-fourth 1001
IICO Twenty-fifth 1101
1200 Twenty-sixth 1201
(c) Serpentine Avenue (e)
Shrader, N s Waller bet
Co'.e and Stanyan N to
Fulton
SieRel, from California Av-
enue S to Cortland Av-
enue. B. H.
Sierra, from the bay bet
Shasta and Humboldt W
to Potrero Avenue
Silllman, W g San Bruno
Road bet Silver Avenue
and Henry, U. M. T.
Sliver, Ws (428) Second
bet Harrison and Bryant
W to Fourth
Northtrtnt. Street. Southeast.
2 Second 1
100 Third 101
(e) Fourth (c)
Sliver Avenne, from San
Bruno Road 4 miles from
City Hall W to Harvard
and E to Eighteenth Av-
enue
Siiunions, (now Sixth) S s
Market bet Fifth and Sev-
enth SE to the bay
SinipKou Plaee, W s (416)
First bet Harrison and
Bryant
Sixteenth, Gate Center)
from the bay W to Castro
North. Street. South side.
2
100
200
300
400
500
1100
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Sixth
Minnesota
Indiana
Iowa
Burke
600 Pennsylvania Av
West El Dorado
Seventh
700 Mississippi
800 Texas
South
900 Missouri
000 Connecticut
HubbeU
Arkansas
Eighth
Wisconsin
Carolina
De Haro
Rhode Island
Kansas
Vennoiit
Nebraska
I'tuh
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
16(11
1701
ism
1901
1200
13(W
14IW
1500
1000
1700
1800
1900
axx)
2100 Jersey
2200 Hampshire
2300 York
Florida
('olunibia
Harrison
Folsom
ShotweU
Howard
Cajp
Mission
First Avenue
Hoir Avenue
Lida Place
Rondel Avenue
Valencia
Second Avenue
Oucrrero
Calindo Alley
Dolores 3201
Church 3301
Sanchez 3401
Noe and Market 3501
Castro
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
2900
3000
3100
3200
3300
3t00
3600
Potrero Avenue 2001
2101
23tn
24«1
2501
2001
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
Sixteenth Avenne.
from Islais Creek bet Fif-
teenth and Seventeenth
Avenues SE to the bay.
South S. F.
Sixteenth Avenne, N s
W bet Fifteenth and Sev-
enteenth avenues N to Pre-
sidio Reservation, Outside
Lands j
Sixth, (late Simmons) Ss
Market bet Fifth and Sev-
enth SE to the bay
Southii-eM. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
16 Stevenson 17
28 Jessie 29
100 Mission 101
112 Minna 113
{Ij) Natoma 125
200 Howard 201
ib) Tehama 211
{b) Clementina 227
300 Folsom 301
(ft) Shipley 313
Clara 329
400 Harrison 401
500 Bryant 501
600 Brannan 601
Bluxome
700 Townsend 701
King
800 Berry 801
Channel
900 Hooper 901
Irwin
1000 HubbeU 1001
South
Sixth Avenne, from Is-
lais Creek bet Fifth and
Seventh Avenues SE to the
bay. South S. F.
Sixth Avenne. N b K bet
Firth and Seventh avenues
N to Presidio Reservation,
Outside Lands
S^tlaiio. from the hay bet
Mariposa and Butte W to
Harrison
Sonoma, from the bay bet
Nevada and Yolo
Sonoma or Son ora
I'laee, N s (406) tJreen
bet Kearny and Dupont
Sophie Terraee, Xs
Pine l»et Dupont and
Stockton
Sonth, Ws Kentucky nr
HubbeU SW to Center
Sonth Avenne, from
Crescent Avenue NE to
Holly Park, B. H.
Sonth Park, W s (516)
Second bet Brjant and
Br.innau W to Third
Sonth Park Alley, E s
(5371 Tliird bet South Park
ami Brannan
Sonth Park Avenne, S
s Brannan \nit Second and
Third
SparkH (now Fifteenth), W
s Harrison bet Fourteenth
and Sixteenth W to Castro
Spear, S s Market bet Steu-
iut and Main SE to the bay
NnrthveM. Street. Southeast.
2 Market 1
Hodges Court
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
300 Folsom 301
400 Harrison 401
(-•) Br>ant (f)
Snoflror<l, N s (828) Clay
net Wavorly Place and
Stockton N to Washington
SprlnR, 8 B (531) California
net Montgomery and Kcar-
Sprnee, N s California bet
Maple and Locust N to
Presidio Reservation
St. Charles, E s (1018)
Kearny bet Pacific and
Broadway
St. Charles Plaee, W s
(1215) Kearny bet VaUejo
and Green
St. .lames Alley, E s Ma-
son bet Post and Sutter
St. JosephVs Avenne, N
B Turk bet Broderick and
Baker N to Geary
St. Mark Plaee (now Mor-
ton). W 8 (19) Kearny bet
Gearj- and Post W to Stock-
ton
St. Mary, N s (520) Pine bet
Kearny and Dupont N to
California
St. Rose (See Santa Rosa
Avenue)
St. Tineent.orVineent.
N s (316) Green bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny N to
Union
Standish. from California
Av S to Powhattau. B. H.
St.inrord. S s (311) Bran-
nan bet Second and Third
SE to Townsend
Stanly Court. E s Stanly
Place bet Harrison and
Bryant
Stanly Plaee. S s (557)
Harrison bet First and Sec-
ond SE to Brj-ant
Stanyan. S s Fulton W of
Shrader
Star, from California Ave-
nue SE to Francouia Ave-
nue, B. H.
Steiner, N s Ridley bet
FiUmore and Pierce N to
the bay
J5;(i*f. Street.
2 Ridley
100 Kate
200 WaUer
300 Haight
400 Page
500 Oak
600 FeU
700 Hayes
800 Cirove
900 Fulton
1000 McAllister
1100 Tyler
1200 Turk
1300 Eddy
1400 Ellis
B>-ington
1500 OFarrell
EUiot Park
1600 (Jeary
1700 Post
1800 Sutter
1900 Bush
Wildey
2000 Pine
2100 California
Ferine
2200 Sacramento
230O Clay
2400 Washington
2500 Jackson
2600 Pacific
2700 Broadway
2800 VaUejo
2900 Green
3000 I'nion
3100 Filbert
Pixley
3200 Greenwich
Moulton
3300 Lombard
3400 Chestnut
3500 Francisco
3600 Bay
3700 NorthPoint
3800 Beach
Il'eif side.
1
201
301
401
501
601
701
801
901
1001
1101
1201
1301
1401
1501
15(13
1601
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
2901
3001
3101
3201
3301
3401
3501
3601
3701
3801
BULLOCS Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Gentlemen's PumisMng Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 70S to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
59
3900 Jefferson
3901
4000 Tonciuiu
4001
le) Lewis
ie)
Stenart, S s Market bet
East aud Spear SE to the
bay
SuutJiire.st. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
300 Folsoni 301
ie] Harrison (e)
St«veloe, E 8 (412) Jones
bet Ellis and OFarrell
Stevenson, W s (22) First
bet Market and Mission
SW to Twenty-first
Nurthivcst. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
Ecker
100 Second 101
(6) New Montgomery {h)
200 Third 201
((-) Fourth (b)
400 Fifth 401
500 Sixth 501
600 Seventh 601
700 Eighth 701
800 Ninth 801
(f;) Tenth (6)
{!}) Eleventh (6)
Potter
Brady
Crocker
Hermann
(6) Twelfth (b)
(b) Thirteenth {b)
(6) Fourteenth ib)
lb) Fifteenth (b)
(b) Sixteenth {h)
(b) Seventeenth {b)
WiUow Avenue
1700 Eighteenth 1701
1800 Nineteenth 1801
1900 Twentieth 1901
(e) Twenty-first (e)
Stevenson Avenue,
E 6
Valencia bet Brady
and
Hermann
Stockton, N s Market bet
Dupont and PoweU N to
the bay
EdM. Street. West
side.
2 Market and KlliR
1
100 OFarreU
101
200 Geary
201
212 Morton
.
3W Post
301
308 Stockton Place
400 Sutter
401
500 Bush
501
508 Emma
.
600 Pine
601
700 California
701
Emmet Place
709
800 Sacramento
801
900 Clay
901
1000 Waslungtoa
1001
1100 Jackson
1101
1200 Pacific
1201
1232 Polk Lane
1300 Broadway
1301
1400 VaUejo
1401
Card Alley
1413
Montgomery At
1500 Green
1501
1600 Union
1601
1700 Filbert
1701
1800 Greenwich
1801
1900 Lombard
1901
Newhall
Joseph's Terrace
2000 Chestnut
2001
Pfeitfer
2100 Francisco
2101
2200 Bay
2201
2300 North Point
2301
(e) Beach
(f)
Stockton Pla«e,W s (213)
Dupont bet Post and Sutter
W to Stockton
Stone, N s (913) Washing-
ton bet Stockton and
Powell N to Jackson
Strfnchsini, from Islais
Creek W of Adele S to
Hecker
Sullivan, E and W s
Stanyan bet Grattan and
Carl
Sullivan, from Cortland
Avenue S to Crescent Ave-
nue, B. H.
Sullivan Alley, N s (720)
Jackson bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Pacific
Sullivan Alley, S s (537)
Mission bet First and Sec-
ond
Sullivan Alley, W s
(1U21) Dupont bet Jackson
aud Pacific
Summer, W s (319) Mont-
gomery bet Pine and Cali-
fornia W to Kearny
Sumner, S s California
Avenue bet Rosecraus aud
Prentiss S to Powhattau
Sumner, S s (1159) How-
ard Vjet Seventh and Eighth
Sutter, junction Market
and Sansom bet Post and
Bush W to Laurel Hill
Cemetery
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Sansom 1
100 Montgomery 101
106 Trinity
Lick Place 111
200 Kearny 201
204 Clara Lane ■
300 Dupont .;301
400 Stockton 401
500 PoweU 501
Delaware Court
600 Mason 601
700 Taylor 701
800 Jones 801
900 Leavenworth 901
1000 Hyde 1001
1100 Larkin 1101
1200 Polk 1201
1300 Van Ness Avenue 1301
1400 Franklin 1401
1500 Gough 1501
1600 Octavia 1601
1700 Laguna 1701
1800 Buchanan 1801
1900 Webster 1901
2000 Fillmore 2001
2100 Steiner 2101
2200 Pierce 2201
2300 Scott 2301
2400 Devisadero 2401
2500 Broderick 2501
2600 Baker 2601
2700 Lyon 2701
(e) Central Avenue (e)
Swan, from Bemal SW to
junction Marengo and Ber-
nal
Sweeney, W s San Bruno
Road 4" miles from City
HaU
Sweet, N s Broadway bet
Taylor and Jones N to
VaUeio
T, from IslaiB Creek nr S
SW to Tenth Avenue,
South S. F.
T, W s Twelfth Avenue bet
S and U, W to the ocean.
Outside Lands
Tay, N s (1014) Sacramento
bet PoweU aud Mason N
to Clay
Taylor, N s Market bet
Mason and Jones N to the
bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Market and Tyler 1
100 Turk 101
209 Eddy 201
300 Ellis 301
400 O'Farrell 401
500 Geary 501
504 Oak
516 Taylor PI
Adelaide Place 517
600 Post 601
— — Lewis Place 605
700 Sutter 701
800 Bush 801
900 Pine 901
90S Villa Place
1000 California 1001
1100 Sacramento 1101
Pleasant 1115
1200 Clay 1201
1300 Washington 1301
1400 Jackson 1401
1500 Pacific 1501
Bernard 1535
1600 Broadway 1601
Falcon Place
1700 VaUejo 1701
1800 Green 1801
Lincoln
1900 Union 1901
2000 Filbert 2001
2012 Valparaiso
2100 Greenwich 2101
2200 Lombard 2201
Montgomery Av
2300 Chestnut 2301
Water
Houston
2400 Francisco 2401
Vandewater
2500 Bay 2501
2600 NorthPoint 2601
2700 Beach 2701
(e) Jefferson (c)
Taylor Place, E s (516)
Taylor bet Geary and Post
Teliama, W s (220) Fiist
bet Clementina and How-
ard
Northwest. Street. Southeast.
2 First 1
100 Second 101
200 Third 201
300 Fourth 301
400 Fifth 401
(b) Sixth (6)
(b) Seventh (b)
700 Eighth 701
(b) Ninth (b)
Tehama, S s Montezuma
S to Prospect Place, B. H.
Tehama Place, E s (223)
First bet Howard and I'ol-
som
Telegraph Place, N s
(432) Greenwich bet Kearny
and Dupont
Teiuple, (now Twenty-
fifth) W s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-sixth
Tennessee, from the bay
bet Kentucky and Minne-
sota S to Tulare
Tenth, (late Thome) S s
Market bet Ninth and
Eleventh SE to Mission
Creek
South/rest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
100 Mission 101
200 Howard 201
Warren Avenue 225
300 Folsom 301
Sheridan
400 Harrison 401
500 Bryant 501
Tenth Avenue, from Is-
lais Creek bet Ninth and
Eleventh Avenues SE to
the bay, South S. F.
Tenth Avenue, N s Qbet
Ninth and Eleventh ave-
nues N to Presidio Reser-
vation, Outside Lands
Terrace View, S s Fran-
cisco bet Kearny and Du-
pont
Tevis, from Water Front
nr Eleventh Avenue, SW
t'} county line, South S. F.
TevIs, S s King bet Third
and Fourth S to Berry
Texas, from the bay bet
Mississippi and Missouri S
to Tulare
Third, Sb Market bet
Second and Fourth SE to
the bay
Southwest. Street. Northeast.
2 Market 1
20 Stevenson 19
(b) Jessie 37
100 Mission 101
118 Minna 117
Sherwood Place 131
138 Everett
Hunt 145
200 Howard 201
224 Teliama 223
236 Noble Place
(b) Clementina 247
300 Folsom 301
Verona Place 337
400 Jfon-ison 401
418 Perry 417
436 Silver 435
500 Brvant 501
South Park 519
South Park Alley 537
600 Brannan 601
700 Townsend 701
ICing
800 Berry 801
Channel
Third Avenue, from Is-
lais Creek bet Second and
Fourth Avenues SE to the
bay. South S. F.
Third Avenue, N s J bet
Second and Fourth avenues
N to Presidio Reservation..
Outside Lands
Thii
•leenfh (late I
:Uen),
SE
s Jlission bet Twelfth
and Fourteenth
South. Street. North Side.
?.
Mission
1
100
Howard
101
Isis
Bernice
200
Folsom
Treat Avenue
201
300
Harrison
301
Thirteenth Avenue,
from Islais Creek bet
Twelfth and Foiui;eenth
Avenues SE to the bay,
South S. F.
Thirteenth Avenue, N
s M bet Twelfth and Four-
teenth avenues N to Pre-
sidio Reservation, Outside
Lands
Thirtieth (late Grove), W
s San Jose Road S of
Twenty-ninth
Thirtieth Avenue, E s
Railroad Avenue bet Twen- j
ty-ninth and Thirty-first
Avenues SE to county line,
South S. F.
Thirtieth Avenue, Ns
W bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirty-first avenues N to
the ocean. Outside Lands
Thirty-cSshtli Avenue,
E s san Bruno Road bet
Tliirty-seventb and Thirty-
ninth Avenues SE to
coimty line, South S. F.
Thlrty-eiehtli Avenue,
Ns W bet Thirty-seventh
and Thirtj' ninth avenues
N to City (.'emetery, Out-
side Lands
Thirty-fifth Avenue, E
s San Bruno Road bet
Thirty -fourth and Thirty-
sixth Avenues, HE to
county line, South S. F
Thirty-liflh Avenue. N
8 W bet Thirty-fourth and
Thirty-sixth avenues N to
City Cemetery, Outside
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ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
60
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Thirty-lir.>t Avenue. E
s Railroad Avenue bet
Thirtieth and Thii-ty-sec-
onJ Avenues SE to county
line. South S. F.
Thirty - first Avenue.
N 3 W bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-second avenues N
to the ocean. Outside Lands
Tliirty-ronrtli Avenue,
from E of San Bruno Road
bet Tliirty-third and Thirt-
fWth Avenues SE to county
line. South S. F.
Tliirty-fourtli Avenue,
N s W bet Thirty -third and
Thirty-fifth avenues N to
City Cemetery, Outside
Lands
Thirty>nintli Avenne,
E s 8a:i Bruno R<Md bet
Thirty-eighth aniiTft)rtieth
Avenues SE to county
line. South S. F.
Thirty-ninth Avenne,
N s W bet Tliirty-eighth
and Fortieth avenues N
to City Cemetery, Uutside
I-ands
T h I r t y - s e e ond A ve-
niie, E 8 Railro.-iil Ave-
nue bet Thirty-first and
Thirty-third Avenues, SE
to county line. South S. F.
Thirty -seeonil Ave-
nne, X s W bet TJiirty-
first and Thirty-third ave-
nues. N to the ocean. Out-
side Lauds
Thirty-seventh Ave-
nue, E « San Bruno Road
bet Thirty-si.\t!i and Thir
ty-eifhth Avenues SE to
county line. South S. V.
Th i rt y - seven t h A ve-
nne, N s W bet Thirty-
sixth and Thirty -ei(,'hth
avenues X to City Ceme-
tery, Outside Lands
Thir(y-Hl\th Avenue,
E B .San Bruno Ruail bet
Thirty fifth ami Tliirty-
seventh Avenues SE to
county line. South S. F.
Thlrtv-Nlxth Avenue.
X 8 \V liet Tl.irty-tlfth ami
Thirty-seventh avenues N
to City Cemetery, Outsiil^
Lanils
Tiilrtv-thlril Avenne.
K s UailroacI Avenue bet
Thirty-second and Thirty-
fourtli Avenues Si: to
county line. .South S. F.
Thirtv-thfid Avenue,
N s W but Thirty-secon.l
and Thirty-fourth avenues
N to City Cemetery, <Jut-
sidu Ijindtf
ThomiiNon Avenue or
I'lm-e. S H (371) Brauuun
bit .Second un<l Thir<l
Thorne (now Tenth), S 8
Market bet Xinth and Ele-
venth HE to MiHHlou Creek
TlfTuny Avenue (now
Valencia), from junction
Vulencl I and Twenty sixth
8W to Twenty-ninth
Tlltlen, W H XiM- bet Fif-
teenth and .Sixt(?i.-ntb
Tlironl. W II Fifth bot
Bryant and llrannan
T«>inilHll, from California
Aveiini- SE to Callfoniia
Avenue )! H.
Toniiuln. W n L^rkin bet
Lewio and .letTorson W to
I'rcsidiii KeHervation
Torreu* Court, N s Clay
bet Hydo and Lnrkin
Toneharil Alley, S s Pine
bet Jones and Leavenworth
Townsend, W
s First bet
Brauuau and King SW to
Eighth
yurthwest. Street.
Southeast.
2 First
1
Japan
100 Second
101
.Stanford
Clarence Place
Hanmiond
200 Third
201
Ritch
.
Liberty
Madden
Haggin
Crook
300 Fourth
301
400 Fifth
401
500 Sixth
501
600 Seventh
601
Eighth
Traey (now Fourteenth), W
s Harrison bet Thirteenth
and Fifteenth W to Castro
Treat Avenue, S s Thir-
teenth bet Folsoni and Har-
rison S to Serpentine Av-
enue
West. Street. East Side.
2 Tliirteenth 1
100 Fourteenth 101
200 Fifteenth 201
300 Sixteenth 301
4(W Seventeenth 401
500 Eighteenth 501
600 Nineteenth 601
700 Twentieth 701
800 Twenty-first 801
900 Twenty-second Old
1090 Twenty third 1001
1100 Twenty-fourth 1101
120O Twenty fifth 1201
1300 Twenty-sixth 1301
((■) Serpentine Avenue (f)
Trinity. N a (106) Sutter
bet MontgomeiT and Kear-
ny N to Bush
Trinity <'rtHrt, W s Trin-
ity ))et Sutter and Bush
Truett, W a Mason bet
Clay and Washington
Tuhire. from the bay bet
Marin and Islais Creek
Chamiel
Turk, junction Market .ind
Mason I et Tyler and Eddy
W to First Avenue
North. Street. South side..
2 Market and Mason 1
14 Margaret Place
100 Taylor 101
200 JonuH 201
300 Leavenworth 301
400 Hydo 401
- Dodge
500 Larkin 601
600 Polk 601
700 Van Xess Avenue 701
800 Franklin 801
W)0 Cougli <t01
1000 Octavia 1001
1100 U'iguna 1101
12(Xl Buolianan 1201
13<K) Webster 1301
14U0 Fillmore 1401
1500 Stelner 1501
liW) Pierce ItiOl
1700 Scott 1701
Adams
1800 Divisjidoro 1801
1900 Broderick 1901
St .loHetili'sAv
2000 Unkor 2001
Lyon 2101
Lott 2201
Maiionic Avenue
Tweinh (late Brown), .SE
■ Mifwion but Eluvoiith And
Thirteontli HE to Harrison
Southn-est. Street. Northeast.
2 Mission 1
26 Glen Park Avenue
100 Howard 101
200 Folsom 201
Isis
Bemice
(e) Harrison (e)
Twelfth Avenue,, from
Islais Creek bet Eleventh
and Thirteenth Avenues
SE to the bay. South S. F.
Twelfth Avenue. N s T
bet Eleventh and Thir-
teenth avenues N to Pre-
sidio Reservation, Outside
Lands
Twentieth (late Napa),
from the bay bet Butte and
Shasta W to Douglass
North. Street. South side.
2 Massachusetts 1
100 Delaware 101
200 Marj'land 201
3iX> Louisiana SCI
400 Georgia 401
500 Michgan 501
600 niiuois 601
700 Kentucky 701
800 Tennessee 801
900 Minnesota 901
1000 Indiana 1001
1100 Iowa 1101
1200 Pennsylvania Av 1201
1300 Mississippi 13*31
1400 Texas 14<n
1500 Jlissoiu-i 1501
1600 Connecticut 1601
1700 Arkan.sas 17ol
1800 Wisconsin 1801
1900 Carolina 1901
2000 De Haro 2001
2100 Rhode Island 2101
2200 Kansas 2201
2300 Vermont 2301
2400 Nebraska
2500 Utah 2501
2600 Potrero Avenue 2C01
2700 Jersey 27(n
2800 Hampshire 2S.il
2900 York 2it()l
31100 Florida 3001
3100 Coliuubia 3101
3200 Harrison 3201
Treat Avenue
3300 Folsom 3301
Shotwell
3400 Howard 3401
Capp
3500 Mission 3501
Jessie
Stevenson
3600 Valencia 3601
3700 GueiTero 3701
3800 Dolores 38()1
3.tO0 Church 3901
4000 Sanchez 4001
4100 Noe 4101
4200 Castro 42'd
4300 Diamond 4301
Douglass
Twentieth Avenne,
from .S lH;t Nineteenth and
Twe ity-first Avenues SE
to tlio liay. South .S. F.
Twentieth .1 venue. N s
W liet Nineteenth and
Twenty-first avenues N to
Presidio Keservation, Out-
siile Lands
Twenty-elshth (lato
Vale), W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-ninth
North. Street. South Side .
2 < iuerrero 1
100 Dolores 101
200 Church 201
300 Sanchez 301
400 Noe 401
500 <;a,Htro 501
600 Diamond 601
700 Douglass 701
800 Ellen 801
(f) Bellevue (e)
Tw enty-eishth Ave-
nue, E s San BranoRoad
bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-ninth Avenues SE
to the bay, South S. F,
Tm enty • eislitli Ave-
nue. N s W bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-ninth
avenues N to the ocean.
Outside Lands
Twenty-fifth (late Tem-
ple), W s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty - fovirth and
Twenty-sixth W to Belle-
vue
North. Street. South side.
2
Potrero Avenue
1
100
Hampshire
101
200
York
201
300
Bryant Avenue
301
400
Colmnbia
401
500
Alabama
.501
600
Harrison
Treat Avenue
601
700
Fols<.>m
Shotwell
701
800
Howard
Capp
801
900
Mis.ssion
Bartlett
901
1000
Valencia
San Jose Avenue
1001
1100
Guerrero
1101
1200
Dolores
1201
1300
Church
Vicksburg
1301
1400
Sanchez
1401
1.5tK)
Noe
liini
1600
Castro
1601
1700
Diamond
1701
1800
Douglass
1801
1900
Ellen
1901
(<•■)
Bellevue
('■)
T«enty-nnh Avenue,
from K;\ilro,id Avenue bot
TwLUty-fourth and Twen-
ty-sixth Avenues SE to the
bay. South S. F.
Twenty- fifth Avenne,
N s W bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-sixth avenues
N to the ocean. Outside
Lands
TM-enty-flrst (late Alta),
A\' s Potrero Avemie bet
Twentieth and Twenty-sec-
ond W to Doui'lass
Nort
h. Street. South side.
2
Potrero Avenue
1
100
Jersey
200
Hamp.shire
Brjant Avenue
201
mt
Yirtk
301
4(K»
Florida
Alatiiima
500
Coliuubia
501
600
Harrison
Trent Avenue
601
700
Folsom
.Shotwell
701
800
Howard
Capp
801
900
Mission
901
_ —
Bartlett
1000
Valencia
1001
1100
Guerrero
1101
Fair Oaks
1200
Dolores
1201
Chattanooga
1300
« 'hurch
Vicksburg
1301
1400
Sanchez
1401
1500
Noe
1501
1600
Castro
Sherman
1601
1700
Diamond
Eureka
1701
1800
Douglass
1801
TMentv-first Avenue.
from U bet Twentieth and
Twenty-.^ieconil Avenues SE
to the bay. South S. F.
BULLOCK Si JON.SS, 105 Monteomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and UmbreUas.
Boys' Clotlmig at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
61
Twenty -first Avoime,
N s W bet Twentieth and
Twenty-second avenues N
to Presidio Reservation,
Outside Lands
TM'eiity-foiirtll (late
Park), W s Potrero Ave-
nue Ijet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fifth W to Bellevue
North. Street. South side.
2 Potrero Avenue 1
100 Hampshire 101
200 York 201
300 Bryant Avenue 301
400 Columbia 401
500 Alabama 501
600 Hanison 601
Treat Avenue
700 Folsom , 701
Shotwell
800 Howard 801
Capp
900 Mission 901
Bartlett
1000 Valencia 1001
San Jose Avenue
1100 Guenero 1101
Fair Oaks
1200 Dolores 1201
Chattanooga
1300 Church 1301
Vicksburg
1400 Sanchez 1401
1500 Noe 1501
1600 Castro 1601
1700 Diamond 1701
1800 Douglass ISOl
1900 Ellen 1901
BeUevue
Twenty -fonrtli ATe-
lint', from Railroad Ave-
nue bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fifth Avenues, SE
to the bay, South S. F.
Twenty - fonrth Ave-
nue, N s W bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fifth ave-
nues N to Presidio Reser-
vation. Outside Lands
Twenty-iiintJi (late Dale),
W s San Jose Road bet
Twenty-eighth and Thir-
tieth
Twenty-nlntli Are-
nnf, E s San Bruno Road
bet Twenty-eighth and
Thirtieth Avenues SE to
covmty line, South S. F.
Twenty- niiitb Ave-
IHI<% N s W bet Twenty-
eighth and Thirtieth ave-
nues N to the ocean, Out-
side Lauds
Twcnty-seeond (late
John), W s Potrero Ave-
nue bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-third W to Doug-
lass
North. Street. Soiith side
2 Potrero Avenue 1
100 Hampshire 101
200 York 201
300 Bryant Avenue 301
400 Columbia 401
500 Alabama 501
600 Harrison 601
Treat Avenue
700 Folsom 701
Shotwell
800 Howard 801
Capp
900 Mission 901
Bartlett
1000 Valencia 1001
San Jose Avenue
1100 Guerrero 1101
Fair Oaks
1200 Dolores 1201
Chattanooga
1300 Cliurch 1301
Vicksburg
1400 Sanchez 1401
1500 Noe 1501
1600 Castro 1601
Sherman
1700 Diamond 1701
Eureka
1800 Douglass 1801
Twenty- second Ave-
nue, from R bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-third A' e-
nues SE to the bay, South
S. F.
Twenty - second Ave-
nue, N s W bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-third ave-
nues, N to Presidio Reser-
vation, Outside Lands
Twenty - seventh (late
Figg), W s Guerrero bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
eighth W to BeUevue
North. Street. South side.
2 Guerrero 1
100 Dolores 101
200 Chiu-ch 201
300 Sanchez 301
400 Noe 401
500 Castro 501
600 Diamond 601
700 Douglass 701
800 Ellen 801
[e] Bellevue {e)
Twenty-seventh Ave-
nue, from Railroad Ave-
nue bet Twenty-sixth anil
Twenty-eighth Avenues|SE
to the bay. South S. F.
Twejtty - seventh Ave-
nue, N s W bet Twenty-
sixtli and Twenty -eighth
avenues N to the ocean,
Outside Lands
Twenty-sixth (late Na-
vy), W s York bet Tvventy-
fifth and Twenty - seventh
AV to BeUevue
North. Street. South Side.
2 York 1
100 Brj-ant Avenue 101
200 Columbia 201
300 Alabama 301
400 Han-ison 401
Treat Avenue
500 Folsom 501
ShotweU
600 Howard 601
Capp
700 Mission 701
Bartlett
800 Valencia 801
San Jose Avenue
900 Guerrero 901
1000 Dolores 1001
1100 Church 1101
1200 Sanchez 1201
1300 Noe 1301
1400 Castro 1401
1500 Diamond 1501
1600 Douglass ICOl
1700 EUen 1701
(c) BeUevue (f)
Twenty-sixth Avenne.
from Railroad Avenue bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
seventh Avenues SE to the
bay. South S. F.
Twenty-sixth Avenne.
N 8 W bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-seventh ave-
nues N to the ocean. Out-
side Lands
Twenty-third (late Horn-
er), W s Potrero Avenue
bet Twenty --second and
Twenty-fourth W to Doug-
lass
North. Street. South side.
2 Potrero Avenue 1
100 Hampshire 101
200 York 201
300 Bryant Avenue 301
400 Columbia 401
500 Alabama 501
600 Harrison 601
Treat Avenue
700 Folsom 701
ShotweU
801
901
1000
1100
Howard
Capp
Mission
Bartlett
Valencia 1001
San Jose Avenue
Guerrero 1101
Fair Oaks
1200 Dolores 1201
Cliattanooga
1300 Church 1301
Vicksburg
1400 Sanchez 1401
1500 Noe 1501
IGOO Castro 1601
1700 Diamond 1701
Eureka
1800 Douglass 1801
Twenty-third Avenne,
from Q bet Twenty-second
and Twentj'-fourth Ave-
nues SE to the bay. South
S. F.
Twenty-tliird Avenue,
N s W bet Twenty-second
and Twenty - fourth ave-
nues N to Presidio Reser-
vation, Outside Lauds
Tyler, junction Market and
Taylor bet McAllister and
Turk W to Masonic Avenue
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Taylor 1
Jones 101
Leavenworth 201
Dale
Charles
Hyde 301
Larkin 401
Polk 501
Van Ness Avenue 601
Franklin 701
Gough 801
Octavia 901
Laguna 1001
Buchanan 1101
Webster 1201
Fillmore 1301
Steiner 1401
Pierce 1501
Scott 1601
Adams
Devisadero 1701
Broderick 1801
Baker 1901
Lyon 2001
Lott 2101
Masonic Avenue (c)
Tyson Place, Ss (919)
Washington bet Stockton
and Powell
r, W s Thirteenth Av bet T
and V, W to the ocean.
Outside Lands
Union. W s Front bet Green
and Filbert W to Presidio
Reservation
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1500
1700
1800
1900
2000
2100
ie)
North. Street.
Front
Battery
Gaines
Sansom
Calhoun
Montgomery
Vincent
Kearny
Filbert Place
Sonoma Place
Lafayette Place
Varenne
500 Dupont
508 CadeU Alley
Bannam Place
.Jasper Place
I'nion Place
Clairville Place
Stockton
100
200
300
400
406
420
518
South side.
1
101
600
700
301
323
401
407
419
523
535
601
Montgomery Avenue
Powell
August Alley
800 Mason
900 Taylor
Eliza
Jones
Bay View Place
Leavenworth
Sharp Place
1000
1100
1200
1300
1400
1500
1600
1700
1800
1900
20t)0
2100
2200
2300
2400
2500
2600
2700
2800
Hyde 1201
Moore
Larkin 1301
Polk 1401
Van Ness Avenue 1501
Franklin
Gough
Oeta\ia
Laguna
Olive Court
Buchanan
Wehister
FiUraore
Steiner
Pierce
Scott
Devisadero
Broderick
Baker
1(501
1701
1801
1901
2001
2101
2201
2301
2401
2501
2601
2701
2801
I'nion Alley, from Union
Place
L'uion Avenue, E s Lau-
rel Avenue E to San Bruno
Road S s B. H.
I'nion riace, N s (522)
Green bet Dupont and
Stockton N to Union
I'nion Square, bet Stock-
ton, PoweU, Geary and
Post
I'nivcrslty, S s Silver Av-
enue bet College and
Princeton, U. M. T.
I'tah, from Mission Creek
bet Ne>)raska and Potre-
ro Avenue S to Colusa
\', W s Fourtee! th Avenue
bet U and W. VV to the
ocean. Outside Lands
Vale, (now Twenty-eighth)
W s Guerrero bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-ninth
Valencia, S s Market bet
Mission and Guerrero S to
Twenty-ninth
West. Street. East side.
2 Market 1
Stevenson Avenue 15
100 Hermann 101
200 Ridley 201
208 Quinn 209
Brosnan
300 Fourteenth 301
400 Fifteenth 401
500 Sixteenth 501
600 Seventeenth 601
Cedar Lane 611
Willow Avenue 617
700 Eighteenth 701
800 Nineteenth 801
820 Columbia
900 Twentieth 901
Liberty
1000 Twenty-first 1001
1100 Twenty-second 1101
1200 Twenty-third 1201
1300 Twenty-fourth 1301
1400 Twenty-fifth 1401
1500 Twenty-sixth 1501
Serpentine Avenue
Vallejo, W s Davis bet
Green and Broadway W to
Presidio Reservation.
North. Street. South side
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100
200
300
400
500
520
530
600
Davis
Front
Battery
Sansom
Bartol
Montgomery
Keamy
Pollard Place
Pinckney Pl.vce
Margaret Place
Dupont
Montgomery Av
Vallejo Place
Agnes Lane
Stockton
Maiden Lane
Slorey Alley
PoweU
Washoe Place
O'ConneU Place
Mason
VaUejo Court
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1000 Taylor 1001
Sweet
Florence
1100 Jones 1101
1200 Leavenworth 1201
1300 Hyde 1301
White
1400 Larkin 1401
Maxwell
1500 Polk 1501
1600 Van N'sss Avenue IfiOl
1700 Frauklin 1701
1800 Gough 1801
1900 Octavia 1901
2000 Lagiiiia 2001
2100 Buchanan 2101
2200 Webster 2201
2300 Fillmore 2301
2400 Steiner 2401
2500 Pierce 2501
2600 Scott 2601
2700 Devisadero 2701
2800 Broderick 2801
2900 Baker 2901
3000 Lyon 3001
3100 Central Avenue 3101
3200 Walnut 3201
33!J0 Laurel 33<01
3400 Locust 3401
3500 Spruce 3501
(() Maple (e)
VaII«>Jo <'oart, S 8 Val-
lejo bet Mason and Taylor
Vallejo Place, S a (621)
Vallejo bet Dupont and
St<iclcton
Valley, Ws Old San Jose
Koad W't Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth
ValpuralHO, W s (1911)
Mu*ja bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Van \e«» Avenue, N s
Market bet Polk and Frank-
lin N to the bay
E<ist. Street. WeM side.
1 Market and Uak 1
Hickory Avenue
100 Fell 101
Linden 109
200 Hayes 201
Ivy Avenue
Grove 301
Birch Avenue
Fulton 401
Anh Aventie
500 McAUister 501
Locust Avenue
Tyler 601
?;iiM Aveuue
Turk 701
I/iurel Avenue
Kddy 801
Willow Avenue
KIlis 901
Olive Avenue 9CJ9
O'FarreU 1001
Myrtle Aienue 1009
(ieary 1101
• 'liclar Avenue
Post 1201
Walnut Avenue
Sutter 13^»1
F.-ni Avenue 1311
Husli 14<»1
Au«tin 14<)9
i'lii- 15(11
• 'iilifornla li'^il
Siicriiiiicnto 17ol
Clay 1801
I'.fOO Wushlntrton 1901
im Jackson 2001
2101) Pacltlc 2101
22<)0 Broadway 2201
2300 Vallejo 2301
Bonita
2100 Green 2401
2.XI0 liilon 25<n
'1<**S Fillwrt 2601
27iK) (;ri..-nwioh 27i)I
280.) I/<.nil«rd 2H01
2300 flu-sttiut 2'.Kil
SiHlO Francisco 3001
3100 Bay 3101
3200 North Point 3201
33' X) Bench 33' H
3400 Jefferson 3401
3500 Touquin 3501
(f) Lewis (<)
Vainlewafcr. W s Powell
bet Francisco and Bay W
to Taylor
Varenne. N s (420) Union
bet Kearny and Dupont
Vassar Place, S s (613)
Harrison bet Second and
Third
Ver Mehr, E s (116) Kear-
ny bet Post and Sutter
Vermont, from Mission
Creek bet Kansas and Ne-
braska S to TiUare
Vernon Place, W s (326)
Second bet Folsom and
1 Harrison W to Hawthorne
Vernon Place, F, s Hyde
bet Green and Union
Vernon Place, S e (1007)
Jackson bet Mason and
Taylor
Verona Place, E s (337)
Tliird bet Folsom and
Harrison
Vlck.shiire, S s Twenty-
first bet Church and San-
chez S to Twenty-fifth
West. Street. East side.
300
400
600
700
800
900
908
lOOO
11)08
1100
1200
1300
1310
140i>
1408
1500
ICiOO
171)0
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100
200
300
(e)
Twenty-first
Twenty-second
Twenty-third
Twenty-fourth
Twenty-fifth
1
101
201
301
Villa Place, E s Taylor
bet Pine and California
Vincent or St. Vincent,
N 8 (316) Green bet Mont-
gomery and Kearny N to
Union
VIreiuia, N s (914) Wash-
ington bet Stockton and
Powell X to Pacific
Virginia, from the bay bet
Ohio and X'ew York S to
Firet Avenue
Virginia Alley, W s
(5i)n) i )upont bet Pine and
California
VirKinta Avenue, from
California Avenue SE to
Cherubusco, B. H.
VI nil nia Place. N 8 (806)
Pacific bet Stockton and
Powell X to Broadway
Vlncher Place, Es Beale
lut Market and Mission
VolKlit, E of San Bruno
Hoad. 4 miles from City
Hall
V o n H c It ni I «l t, from
Water Front nr Sixteenth
Avenue 8W to county line,
Soutli S. F.
Vorralli Place, {see Eu-
reka Place)
Vulture (see Columbia)
W,W 8 Fifteenth Avenue nr
V, W to the ocean. Outside
Lands
>Vall Plaice, N s .Tackson
Ih'I Leavenworth and Hyde
>^'allace Place, X h (612)
G.ilifuniia bet Kearny and
Dupont
Waller. Junction Market
and Octiivia W to Stanyau
North. Street. South side.
2 Market and Octavia 1
100 Iji«nna 101
200 Buchanan 201
30f) Webster 301
400 Fillmore 401
500 Steiner pOl
600 Pierce 601
700 Scott 701
800 Devi8a<lero 801
900
Broderick
Public Park
901
I2(X)
Lott
1201
1300
Masonic Avenue
1301
1400
Ash bury
1401
1500
Clayton
1501
1600
Cole
16(11
1700
Shrdder
1701
(f)
Stanyan
(f)
Walnut. X s California
bet Laurel and Lott X to
Presi<lio Reservation
Walnut .Avenue, W s
(1013) Larkin bet Post and
Sutter
North. Street. South side.
2 Larkin 1
100 Polk 101
200 Van X'ess Av 201
300 Franklm 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
(f) Laguna (f)
War«l, from Cortland Av-
enue S to Crescent Ave-
nue, B. H.
Warren, S s Thirtieth bet
Whitney and Bartlett S to
Palmer
Warren Avenue, NF; s
(225) Tenth bet Howard
and Folsom
Wasliincton, W s East
bet CEvy and Jackson W
to First Aveuue
North. Street. South side.
2
East
1
100
Drumm
101
200
Davis
201
Cedar
217
300
Front
301
400
Battery
401
412
Custom House PI
500
Sansom
501
532
Jones Alley
600
Montgomery
Montgomery Av
loi
Dunbar Court
641
700
Keaniy
701
Brenham Place
727
744
Washington Alley
800
Dupont
801
Waverly Place
811
Spofford
823
828
Ross
900
Stockton
901
Havens Place
907
Hopeton Terrace
913
914
Virginia
918
Stone
Tj-son Place
919
1000
Powell
1001
Codman Place
1007
Wetinore Place
1017
1100
Mason
1101
1106
A<l.)na Place
1200
Tayliir
1201
Camille Place
1300
Jones
1301
Priest
1319
Reed
1325
1400
Leavenworth
1401
1500
Hyde
1501
1600
Larkin
1601
1700
Polk
1701
1800
Van Xess Avenue 1801
1900
Franklin
1901
2000
t^mgh
2001
2100
Octavia
2101
2200
Lacuna
2201
23iX)
Buclian.in
2301
2400
Webster
2401
2500
Fillmore
2501
2600
Steiner
Alta Plaza
2601
2800
Sett
2801
2900
Devisailcro
2901
3000
Broderick
3001
3100
Baker
3101
3200
Lyon
3201
3300
( 'I'litral Avenue
3301
3400
Walnut
3401
3500
Laurel
3501
3600
lyOCUSt
3601
3700
Sj)ruco
Maple
3701
3800
3801
3900
< herry
3901
(«•)
First Avenue
(f)
Waskington Alley, N
s (744) Washington bet
Kearny and Dupont
Washiiiston Avenue,
S s (1313) Mission bet
Xinth and Tenth
Washington Avenue,
S s Precita Avenue bet
Folsom and Columbia
Place, B. H.
Wasliington Square,
bet Stockton,Powell. Mont-
gomery Avenue, Union, and
FUbert.
Washoe Place, N s (816)
Vallejo bet Powell and
Mason
Water, W s Mason bet
Chestnut and Francisco W
to Taylor
Water Front, fronting
the bay from Shasta to
county line
Wtiverly Place, X s (810)
Sacramento bet Dupont
and Stockton N to Wash-
ington
Waylanrt, W s San Bruno
Rfjad bet Bacon and Wol-
sey, U. M. T.
Wayne, S s Cortland Av-
enue bet Gates and Kos-
ciusko
Wel>li, N s (532) California
bet Montgomer>' and Kear-
ny N to Sacramento
Wehh Place, W s Mason
bet Green and Union
Wehster, N s Kate bet
Buchanan and Fillmore N
to the bay
East. Street. West side.
2 Kate 1
Germania
100 WaUer 101
200 Haight 201
Rose Avenue
300 Page 301
Lilly Avenue
400 Oak 401
Hickory Avenue
500 Fell 501
Linden
600 Hayes 601
Ivy Avenue
700 Grove 701
800 Fulton 801
900 McAllister 901
1000 Tvler 1001
1100 Turk 1101
Laurel Avenue
1200 Eddy 1201
1300 Ellis 1301
Byington 1309
1400 OFarrell 1401
1500 Geary 1501
1000 Post 1601
1700 Sutter 1701
ISOO Bush 1801
Wihley
1900 Pine 1901
2000 California 2001
2100 Sacramento 2101
2200 Clay 2201
2300 Washington 2301
2400 Jackson 2401
2500 Pacific 2501
2600 Broiulway 2i".01
2700 Vallejo 2701
2800 Green 2801
2900 I'nion 2901
3000 Fill)ert 3001
3100 Greenwich 3101
3200 Lombard 3201
3300 Chestnut 3301
3400 Francisco 3401
3500 Bay 3r01
3i'00 North Point 31,01
3700 Beach 3701
3300 Jefferson 3801
3?00 ToiKiuin 3301
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SAN FRANCISCO STREET DIRECTORY.
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^>clJStor, N s Lombard
bet Montgomery and Kear-
ny N to Frauciaco
Wcldon, S s Crescent Av-
enue nr San Brimo Road
Wells Avemie, W s Do-
lores bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth
Wells Court or Ada, S s
Lombard bet Dupout and
Stockton
Welsh, Ws Zoe bet Bry-
ant and Brannan W to
Fourth
West Avenue, from San
Jose Road near Cortland
Avenue, SE to Holly Park
West End AHer, N s
Green bet Hyde and Lar-
kin N to Union
West Mission, from Mis-
sion nr Twelfth SW and S
to Mission nr Thirteenth
Wetmore Place, N s
(lOle) Clay bet Powell and
Mason N to Washington
Wheeloek Place, N s
Vallejo, bet Stockton and
Powell
W'hlte, N s Vallejo bet
Hyde and Larkin
W'hite Place, S s Bryant
bet Seventh and Eighth
White Place, E s (806)
Jones bet Sutter and Bush
Whitney, S s Thirtietli
bet Dame and Warren S
to Palmer
Wliitnej', Ns Sixteenth
bet Howard and Mission
W'lJdey, Ws Webster bet
Bush and Pine W to Stei-
ner
Willard, N s Grattan nr
Stanyau N to Golden Gate
Park
William, Ns (420) O'Far-
rell bet Jones and Taylor
N to Post
Bast. Street.
2 O'Farrell
100 Geary
(c) Post
William Place, Ws (109)
Davis bet California and
Sacramento
Williams, S s Silver Av-
enue bet Goettingen and
Holyoke, U. M. T.
Williamson, N s Point
Lobos Avenue bet Boyce
and Chase N to Laurel
Hill Cemetery
W'Hlow, S s (929) Folsom
bet Fifth and Sixth
W'illow, E s Valencia bet
Seventeenth and Eight-
eenth
Wjllow Avenne, W s
(bill, Larkin bet Eddy and
Ellis
Norths Street. South side.
2 Larkin
100 Polk
West Side.
1
101
200 Van Ness Avenue 201
300 Franklin 301
400 Gough 401
500 Octavia 501
600 Laguna 601
Buchanan
Winans Alley, E s Eighth
bet Howard and Tehama
Winkle, E of San Bruno
Road 4 miles from City
Winslow, from California
Avenue S to Powhattan,
B. H.
W'inter Lane, E g (1716)
Mason bet Green and
Union
Wisconsin, from the bay
bet Arkansas and Carolina
S to Tulare
Wolfe, from California
Avenue E to Isabel, B. H.
Wolsey, W s San Bruno
Road bet Wayland and
Dwight, U. M. T.
Wood (now Eleventh), S s
Market bet Tenth and
Twelfth SE to Mission
Creek
Wood, N s Point Lobos
Avenue bet Eugenie and
Collins N to Laurel HiU
Cemetery
Wool, from North Avenue
S to Cortland Avenue.B.H.
Worden, N s Francisco
bet Stockton and Powell
WyomiuR, from the bay
bet Dakota and Ohio S to
First Avenue
Yale. S s Silver Avenue
bet Amherst and Cam-
bridge, U. M. T.
Ycrha Bncna, N s (1114)
Sacramento bet Mason and
Taylor N to Clay
Yolo, from the bay bet So-
noma and Yuba W to Po-
trero Avenue
York, S a Twenty -first
bet Hampshire and Bryant
Avenue S to Serpentine
Avenue
Yuba, from the bay bet
Yolo and Colusa
ZIni, from Napoleon S to
Schneider
Zoe, S s (635) Bryant bet
Third and Fourth SE to
Brannan
Zoe Place, S s (315) Fol-
som bet Beale and Fremont
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PIBLIC BIILDI\«S.
Alms House, San Mij,Ticl or Mission Ocean House Road,
4J miles from City Hall
Citv Hall (New), between McAllister, Larkin, and Park Av
CitV Hall (Old), K s Kcaniy bet Mercha»it and WashingUm
Coiiuty Jlo><|iital, E s Potrcro Av bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
County Jail, N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
Custom House, NW cor Wii^hiugton and liattery
Hall of Uccords, S s McAllister nr Leavenworth
House of Correction, Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from
CitV Hall
Industrial School, Old San Jose Road, 5 miles from City Hall
Piist-ottice. NW cor Wa-shinsiton and Battery
Twenty-sixth Street Hospital (small po.x), S s Colusa nr
He Haro
United States Appraiser's Store, E s Sansom bet Wash-
inj^on and Jackson
United States Marine Hospital, Presidio Reservation nr
iMountain Lake
United States Mint, NW cor Mission and Fifth
United States Sub-'lVeasury, 610 Commercial
Academy, N s Pine bet JIonl;,'omery and Sansom
Alhainbra, 32;'i Rush
AlUi Calilonua, 52!) California
Armorj' Hall, NE cor Montgomery and Sacramento
Bancroft's, 721-725 Market
Bank CaSil'oniia, NW cor California and Sansom
Bella Union, W s Kearny nr Washington
Bernis', 02(1 California
Bradbury, 52 Second
Brittans, SW cor California and Davis
Capital, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Central I'acific R. R. Co.'s, NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Chatv^'e Hu\ise (Stevenson's), SW cor Montgomery and Cal
Cochituate, 213 and 215 Sansom
Cogswell's, SE cor Front and Clark
Colle;,'e, 24 Post
Colton's, 220 Third
Commercial, NW cor Pine and Battery
Crook's, SE cor Mission and Third
Cunningham's, SE cor Market and Second
Havidsiin's, NW cor Montgomery and Conmiercial
Dividend (or Morrison's), NW cor Pine and LeidesdorfT
Uolan's, NE cor Third and Hunt
Doniihoe, Kelly & Co.'s, SE cor Jlontgomcry and Sac
Oooly's, NW cor Sansom and Sutter
Huiiean's, 411i California
Exeni])t Fire Company, W s Brenham PI opp Plaza
Express, NE cor California and .Montgomery
Kirenians Fund Insurance Co.'s, SW eor Cal and Sansom
l''rank'H, W s Brcnhum PI opp Plaza
Franklin, 40(^410 California
Friedlandcr's, NE cor California and Sansom
(Jennan Savings and Loan Society's, 52(i California
(iiivernment House, NW cor Washington an<l Sansom
ilalleck, NE eor Sansom and Halleck
llaywar.l's, 41.5-423 California
Hibernia Savings and Loan Society, NEJcor Montgomery
and Market
Howard's, 521 and 523 Montgomery
JohTison's, N s Sutter bet Montgomery and Kearny
Lo Count's, 417 .Montgomery
Levison JJrothers', 134 Sutter
London and San Fnincisco Bank, NW cor Cal and Leid
Ma.sonlc Temple, NW eor Montgomery and Post
Maynard's, NW cor California and Buttery
Mct^reery's, .NE and SE corners Montgomery and Pino
Meclianies' Institute, 27 Post
Mcclianlas' Pavillion, E H Eighth bet Mkt and Mission
Mercantile Library, 210 Hush
Merchai\ts' Exchange, S s California bet Mont and San
Merritt's, NW cor California and Drumm
Morrison's, NW cor Pine and Leidesdorif
Mur)ihy, (Jrant ^V Co.'s, NEci«r San.som and Rush
Naglee's, SW cor Montgomery and Merchant
Niantic, NW cor Clay and Sansom
Nucleus, SE cor .Market and Third
Odd Fellows', 323-327 Montgomerj-
Pacific Bank, NW eor Sansom and Pine
Pacific Exchange, 316 Montgomery
Parrott's, NW cor Sacramento and" Montgomery
Phojnix, SW eor Sansom and Jackson
Pioneers', 808 Montgomery
Reese's, 710-722 Washington
Safe Deposit Co.'s, SE cor Montgomerj- and California
San Francisco Cas Co.'s, First, Howard, and Natonia
San Francisco Savings Union, NE eor Cal and AVebb
San Francisco Stock Exchange, S s Pine bet Sansom and
Montgonierj'
Sather's, NE cor Alontgomery and Commercial
Sa\-ings and Loan Society's, 017-021 Clay
Sherman's, NE cor Montgonierj- and Claj'
St. Ann's, N W cor Powell and Eddy
St. Mark's, SW eor Kearny and Morton
Stevenson's (now Cliange House), SW cor Mont and Cal
Sullivan's, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Tallant tt Co.'s, NE cor Culit'druia and Battery
The Howard, NW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
The Real Estate Associates, 230 .Montgomery
I'ueker's, NW cor Montgomerj' and ^utter
Union Insurance Co.'s, 410 and 418 California
United States Court, NE cor Batterv and Washington
Weldi s, 37 Second
Well's, SW eor Montgomerj' and Clay
WlsL End Studio, NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Wliitc House, NW cor Kearny and Post
Whiting's, SE cor Sansom and Pine
Young Jlen's Christian Association, 232 Sutter bet Kearny
and Dupont
II.iM.!^.
Alldacr's, SW cor Bush and Devisadero
American Protestant Association, 713 Mission
Anthony's (now Tittel's), 417 Bush
Apollo, 808 Pacific
Armory, 134 Fourth
Barra's, 118 First
B'nai B'rith, 119 and 121 Eddy
Carll's, 1S2S Bush
Centennial, 421 Hayes
Central, eor Bush and Polk
Charter t)ak, 771 Market
Columbus, S s Stevenson bet Third and Annie
Crusader, 1159 Mission
Dashaway, 139 Post
Docking's. 409 .Montgomery Av
Itriiids', 413 Sutter
(jrand Army of the Republic, 71 New Montgomery
Grand Central, 997 Market
Hare's, Tenth Av, South S. F.
Hibenna, 240 Third
Hoag's, SW eor Sutter and Powell
Horticultural, W s Stockton bet Post and Sutter
lludih 's, 90'.)', Market
Impnlveil Order Rod Men's, 320 Post
liulciiendeiK-e, 39 Fourth
lM(U'i>en(letit Order Red Men's, 510 Bush
Irish .\nurican, sUi a?id 818 Howard
Irish Confederation, 751 Market
Kessing's, cor Twenty-first and Howard
Kings, 2131 Mission
Lafayette, 730 .Montgomery
Liberty, 801 Market
Masonic Temple, NW cor Montgomerj- and Post
Mayherry's, E s Mission bet Twentieth and Twenty-flrBt
Mechanics', SW cor First and Stevenson
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile Libnirv's, 210 Bush
National Armorv."324 Post
Odd l''ello\Ts', 325 .Montgomery
Pacilii', N s Bush bet Kearnj- and Dupont
Pliilbariuonic, .NE cor Stockton and Jackson
Pixley, NK cor I'acilic and I'olk
Piatt's, 210 Montgonierv
Pythian Castle, 913 Market
Riggers' and Stevedores', 429 Pacific •
Scollay's, 1.524 Stockton
St. Cyprian's, NW cor Jackson and Virginia
BULLOCK ^ ,<1DNES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Velocipedes and Booking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
HALLS, BLOCKS, ROWS, WHARVES, ETC.
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St. Joseph's, W s Tenth bet Howard and Folsom
Taninianj', cor Folsom and Eighth
Terpsichorean, N s Pacific nr Stockton
Teutonia, 1322 Howard
Tittel's, 417 Bush
Turn ^'erein (Eureka), E s Powell bet California and Pine
Turn \'erein (Old), N s Bush bet Stockton and Powell
Turn Verein (San Francisco), S s Turk bet Leavenworth
and Hyde
Union, S s Howard bet Third and Fourth
Veteran's, 516 Bryant
Washington, 35 Eddy
Young Slen's Christian Association, 232 Sutter
BLOCKS.
Armory, NW cor New Montg'omery and Howard
Astor, 625-633 Sacramento
Belden's, SW cor Bush and Montgomery
Broadway, NW cor Broadway and Kearny
California, SE cor California and Battery
Center, S s Sixteenth bet Folsom and Shotwell
Commercial, SE cor California and Front
Court, 636 Clay and 641 Merchant
Cunningham's, SE cor Market and Second
Custom House, SE cor Sansom and Sacramento
Front Street, E s Front from Clay to Washington
Harpending, S s Market bet First and Second
Howard's, 627 Third
Lick House, W s Montgomery from Post to Sutter
Martin's, S s Market bet Seventh and Eighth
Metropolitan, S-14 Montgomery Av
Montgomery, E s Montgomery from Merchant to W»«h
Nevada, NW cor Montgomery and Pine
O'Donnell's, NE cor Vallejo and Dupont
Oriental, SW cot Bush and Battery
Park's, SE cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Pioneer Power, 8-12 Stevenson
Reese's, W s Battery bet Pine and California
Russ House, W s Montgomery from Bush to Pine
Safe Deposit, SE cor California, and Montgomery
Shiels', junction Market and Post
Thurlow, E s Kearny bet Sutter and Ver Mehr PI
Union, NE cor Market and Kearny
Virginia, NW cor Stockton and Pacific
Washington, 1-17 Montgomery Av
Yankee, SW cor Fi'ont and Pine
KOWS.
Maynard's SE cor Pine and Battery
South Park, Tliird bet Bryant and Brannan
Tittel's, W s Clara Lane nr Sutter
MHARVES.
Beale Street, foot Beale
Broadway, foot Broadway
Central Pacific R. R., foot Second
Cla}- Street, foot Clay
Cowell's, extends from Battery bet Union and Filbert
Dewey's, foot Third
Dry Dock Co.'s, Hunter's Point
East Street, from Market to Folsom
Fillmore Street, fmit Fillmore
Folsom Street, foot Fi ilsom
Front Street, foot Front
Green Street, foot Green
Greenwich Dock, continuation Battery
Hathawa.v's, cor Spear and Bryant
Harrison Street, foot Harrison
Hobbs', E s Long Bridge foot Fourth
Hodgkin's, foot L, South S. F.
Howard Street, foot Howard
Humboldt, foot Spear
India Dock, foot Batteiy
Jackson Street, foot Jackson
Larue's, East bet Market and Mission
Lombard Dock, foot Lombard
Main Street, foot Main
Market Street, foot Market
Meiggs', from Francisco bet Pow and Mason, North Beach
Mission Street, foot Mission
Montgomery and Francisco Street, foot Francisco
North Point Dock, contin'n Sansom frm Lomb to Chestnut
Oakland Ferry, East bet Market and Clay
Oriental, foot First
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s, Brannan and First
Pacific Rolling Mills Co.'s, Potrero Point
Pacific Street, foot Pacific
Rincon, foot Steuart
Kincon Point, Spear bet Folsom and Harrison
San Francisco Gas Co.'s Wharf, foot Second
Second and Berry Street, foot Second
Steamboat, Long Bridge
Third Street, foot Third
Union Street, foot Union
Vallejo Street, foot Vallejo
Washington Street, foot Washington
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Adelpiii Theater, 607 California
Baldwin's Theater, 932-936 Market
Bella Union Theater, 803 and 805 Kearny
Bush Street Theater, 325 Bush
California Theater, N s Bush bet Kearny and Dupont
Chinese Theaters, 618 and 623 Jackson and 836 Wash
German Theater (California), N s Bush bet Kear and Duy
Grand Opera House, N s Mission bet Third and t'ourth
Standard Theater, 320 Bush
Woodward's Gardens, NsMissionbetThirteenthandFour-
teenth
PKOMINENT PLACES.
Alcatraz Lsland, 2 miles NW Telegrajjh Hill
Angel Island, 5 miles from City Hall
Bay District Fair Race Grounds, 'entrance cor Seventh
Av and Fulton
Bay View, nr Hunter's Point, 5 miles S City Hall
Bernal Heights, S of Serjientine Av bet San" Jos^ and San
Bruno roads
Black Point, junction Van Ness Av and Bay Shore
Buena Vista Park, S of Haight bet Broderick and Lott
Clark's Point, foot Broadway
Cliff House, 6i miles W City Hall
Dry Dock (California), Hunter's Point
Fairmount, W a San .lose Road nr Thirtieth
Farallones Islands, 29 miles from Citv Hall
Fort Point nr the Golden Gate 4 miles" W City Hall
Garratt's Point, h mile SW Huntei''s Point
Golden Gate, 6 miles W City Hall
Golden Gate Driving Park, Point Lobos Avenue 5 miles
from City Hall
Golden Gate Park, W of Stanyan bet D and H to Ocean,
entrance Baker bet Oak and Fell
H.ayes Valley, N of Market and W of Larkin
Hoiladay Heights, bet Clay, Wash, Gough, and Octavia
Holly Park, SW s Bernal Heights nr San Jose Road
Hunter's Point, 5 miles SE City Hall
Islais Creek Bridge, from the termination of Kentucky o
Railroad Av
Kensington, Howard nr Twenty-first
Lagoon, Gough bet Lombard and Francisco
Laguna de la Merced, 7^ miles SW City Hall nr Ocean
View House
Lake Honda, 4 miles SW City Hall
Lakeville, nr Laguna dela Merced
Lime Point, opposite Fort Point
Lone Mountain, S of Point Lobos Avenue nrToll Gate
Long Bridge, from foot Fourth to Potrero Nuevo
Mission Creek, from Har and Nineteenth SE to the Bay
Mission Dolores, 2\ miles SW City Hall
Mountain Lake, 4 miles W City Hall fbet'Point Lobos Av
and Presidio Road
Mountain Lake Park, 4 miles W City Hall bet Point Lobos
Av and Presidio Road
North Beach, foot Powell Wto Black Point
North Point, foot Francisco
Ocean View House,Ocean House Road, 7 miles SW City Hall
Ocean Side House, Beach Road 8 miles SW City Hall ;
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Ocean House RoAd
7 miles SW City Hall
Pacillc Heights, Cal to Bdwy bet Van Ness Arand Fillmore
Point Lobos, 6^ miles W City Hall
Point San Quentin, Potrero Nuevo
Potrero Heights, Potrero Nuevo nr Bay Shore
Potrero Nuevo, 2k miles S City Hall
Presidio, 3 miles W City Hall"
Rincon Point, foot Harrison
R\issian Hill, Taylor bet Broadway and Green
San Jos(5 or Black Point, June \'an Ness Av and Bay Short
Seal Rock, 6^ miles W City Hull
Si»ring \'alley, nr and S Lagoon
Telegraiili Hill, Montgomery from Broadway N to the Bay
Tuckerville, from Buchanan to Webster and Wash to Pac
Visitacion Valley, nrthe Hay and San Mateo f^ounty Line
Yerba Buena, or Goat Island, 2 miles NE City Hall
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
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AoEXT Special, Treasurj- Department, Cust<im House third
floor
Army, Militarj- Division of the Pacific, headquarters Pre-
sidio Reservation
Army, Department of California, headquarters Presidio
Reservatiiiii
Army, Engineers, Senior Enffineer, 533 Kearny, Fortifi-
cations Harbor S. F., 533 Kearny; Ligbt-liouse, 120
Sutter
Army, Depots and Warehouses, NW cor Stockton and
6'Farrell and Verba Buena Island
Bankrui>tcy, Registers District California, 636 Clay and 24
U. S. Court Building
Coast and Geodetic Survey, Western Coast Division, 214
Stockton
Courts, United States Court Building, Circuit, rooms 2
and 3 ; Clerk, 1 ; District, 9 ; Clerk, 14 ; District At-
torney, 7 ; Afarshal, 5 ; Commissioners, 1 and 14
Customs Fort San Francisco, C'oUector, Naval Otficer, and
Suneyor, NW cor Washington and Battery ; A]j-
praiser's Store, E s Saiisom Ijct Washington and Jack
Inspector Boilers, 11 U.'S. Court Building
Inspector Hulls, 11 U. S. Court Building
Internal Revenue ; Collect<pr, U. S. Court Building ; Gang-
ers, U. S. Court Building
Land llflice. Register and Receiver, 610 Commercial
Life Biiat Station, Ocean Beach nr Golden Gate Park
Light-house, Twelfth District, 120 Sutter
Marine Hospital, Presidio nr Mountain Lake
Marine Hospital, Pacific Coast, Superintending Surgeon,
715 Clay
Mint, Superintendent, XW cor Fifth and Mission ; Assay-
er. Coiner, Melter and Refiner, XW cor Fifth and Mis-
I sion ; Treasurer, (i08 Connncrcial
! Naval Rendezvuus, 504 Washington
Navy Pay Drtice, 4:54 California
Pension Agent Army and Navy, 620 Washington
Post-otlice, Postmaster, NW cor Washington and Batten- ;
Assistant Siiiverintendent Railway Mail Service, C0()
MontgonitTV : Sjiecial Agents, 320 Sansom
Secret Service Di\'sion, 5 U. S. Court Building
Shipping < oninil>sioner, NE cor Front and Jackson
Signal Service. 42 Merchants' Exchange
Supervising Ins|K;ctor Steam Vessels, 11 U. S. Coiu-t Bldg
Surveyor-(;eneral California, 300 610 Commercial
Treajiurer Assist;int, 60S Connncrcial
STATE.
Ahhavrr State, 328 Mfmtgomerj-
Hank Commissioners, 202 Sansom
Fi^h Connnissioners, 401 California
Harbor I.N>nniiissioners, 10 California
Immigration Conunissioner, 21 Davis
Inspector ti:i!< McterM, 531 Mission
Insurance Connnissioner, 101 California
Pilot Connnlssioiiors, 34 Merchants' Exchange
Pilot.", offlces U. S. Court Building
I'lirt Wardens. 525 Front
Supreme Court, 640 Clay, Judge's chambers 640 Clay
«'ITV AM» <-orXTl.
Anskssou County, Nrw City Hall first floor
Attorney and Counselor. New Citv Hall third floor
Attorney District, old city Hall third floor
Att-irney Police, City Hall 17 first floor
Audit^ir <'ounty. New City Hall first floor
Board Citv Hall Commissioners. S\V cor Leavenworth and
McAllister
IkMird Educiition, New City Hall third floor
Board Election Commissioners, New Citv hall basement
Board Eijuallzation, New City Hall second floor
Board Fiftccntli Avenue Extension Commissioners, .59
aiul <i0 Merchants' Exchange
Board Health, 124 Gearj-
Board Reveinie Fund Oimmissloners, Mayor's Office New
City Hall
Board .Su|>ervlsoni Clerk of. New City Hall second floor
Hoard Water Conunissi. n-rs, Mavor's Offlee New City Hall
Clerk County, old City Hall first floor
Coroner Comity, 10 O'FarrcIl
Court Fourth District, Old City Hall second floor, Judge's
chambers 29 Montgomery Block
Court Twelfth District, Old City Hall second floor. Judge's
chambers 45 Montgomery- Block
Court Fifteenth District, S Montgomery- Avenue third
floor. Judge's chambers 8 Montgomerj- Av third floor
Court Nineteenth District, New City Hall second floor,
Judge's chambers New City Hall second floor
Court Twenty-third District, 27 Post, Judge's chambers,
27 Post ■
Court Municipal Appeals, Old City Hall second floor,
Judge's chambers Old City Hall second floor
Court Couutj-, New City Hall second floor. Judge's cham-
bers New City Hall second floor
Court Probate, New City Hall second floor. Judge's cham-
bers New City Hall second floor
Court Municipal Crimmal, Old City Hall second floor.
Judge's chambers 417 Kearny
Court City Criminal, Old City Hall, second floor. Judge's
chambers Old City Hall second floor
Court Police, Old City Hall first floor, Judge's chambers
Old City Hall second floor
Court Justices, SE cor Kearny and Washington
Fire Alann and Police Telegraph, Brenham PI
Fire Deiiartment Commissioners, Old City Hall first floor
Fire Department Corporation Yard, N s Sacramento bet
East and Drwnm
Fire Department Engineers, Old City Hall first floor
Fire Marshal, Old City Hall third floor
Grand Jury Rooms, New City Hall basement
Harbor Police, E s Davis nr Pacific
Health Oflicer, 124 Geary
Hospital, E s Potrero Av bet Twenty-second and ISventy-
third
House of Correction, Old San Jos6 Road, 5 miles from
City Hall
Industrial School, Old San Jos6 Road, 5 miles from City
Hall
Jail, N s Broadway bet Kearny and Dupont
License Collector, New City Hall basement
Market Insjiector, 124 Geary
Mayor City and County, New City Hall first floor
Park Conmiissioners, 32S Montgomery
Physician Citv, 514 Kearny
Police Chief, Old City Hali first floor
Police Commissioners, Old City Hall second floor
Pound Keeper, N s California bet Walnut and Laurel
Public Administrator, 309 Montgomery, room 12
Quarantine ottieer. 502 Batters-
Recorder ( ounty, Hall of Records, New City Hall
Registrar of Voters, New City Hall basement
Sheriff County, Old City Hull first floor
Station House, Old City Hall basement
Sujierintendent Conunon Schools, New City Hall third
fl oor
Superintendent Streets, basement Old City Hall cor Mer-
chant and Dunbar Court
Surveyor County, Old City Hall first floor
Tax Collector County, New City Hall first floor
Treasurer County, New City Hall first floor
<'ITY OKDIX i\('E.
HACKS AND CABS— RATES OF KARB.
A Hack for 1 person not exceeding 1 mile $1 50
A Hack for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1 mile 2 50
Each additional mile for each passenger 50
A Cab for 1 person not exceeding 1 mile 1 00
A Cab for 2 or more persons, not exceeding 1 mile. . 1 50
Each i)assenger for each additional mile 25
A Cab for 2 jiersons. when engaged by the hour, to
be coinputcti for the time occupied in going and
returning. iiuludingdetention, for the first hour 1 .50
Each subsequent hour so used 1 00
A H.^ck for 4 or less persons, when engaged by the
h<jur. to be computed for the time occupied in
going and returning, including detention, for the
first hour 3 00
Each subsequent hour so used 2 00
No extra charge shall be made for the ordinary amount
of baggage.
Penalty for violating this ordinance not less than 85
nor more than $10 for each offence.
BiiUocj: & Jones-Impc^ting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
Pine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Keamy St
ADDITIONAL MIES, CHANGES, REMOVALS, Etc.
RECEIVED TOO LATE FOR REGULAR INSERTION.
Adajb Kobert Q.,t. 7 Yerba Buena ♦
Adelsdorfer Ernest (Ernest Adelsdorfer k Co.), r. 1605
Goutjh
ADELSDORFER ERXEST «& CO., manufs
coffee, spices, and yeast powder, 406-408 Sansom
Adler Aaron A. (Jost & Adler), r. 311 Dupont
Aigeltinger Cbarles A., teamster Pacific Commercial
Co., r. 1^0.3^ Polk
Albreclit Albert, waiter August C. Becker, r. 440 Bush
Alexander tVilliam Rev. D.D., acting pastor First
Presbyterian Church, r. Oakland
! Alger Hiram V., boxmaker, r. 2 Boai-dman PI
Allan John, stone seal-engraver, 331 Kearny, room 13,
r. 1 Geary PI
Allen Bessie Mrs., tailoress, r. 35 Clara
Allen Charles Harrison, r. 221 Davis
Allen George, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 312 Ji
Waller
Allovon Alfred F., r. 1237 Stockton
AliOJAMIEXTO ESPAXOL., Robinson, 807 Cal-
ifornia
Alston Mortimer, r. 315 Greenwich
Auibrogi Narciso, teamster, r. 2 Boyd
Ambrogi Natale, peddler, r. 2 Boyd
Ambrose Joseph, laborer, r. 221 Tehama
American Mercantile Union, Willis P. Haynes and
Eben G. Cram managers, 'iffice 22 Alontgomery
AMERICAN TACK CO, . Barker & Snow agents,
office 408 Market
Amiraux P., mining engineer, office 513 California, r.
114 Vicksburg
AMOSKEAG AXE CO., Barker & Snow agents,
office 4ii8 Market
Anderson John, capitalist, r. 1413 Clay
Anderson Joseph, r. 338 Minna
Anderson Louis, r. 1032 Market
Anderson L. Pet (widow) , spirit medium, office and
r. 8.i0 Market
Anderson S. J., r. 115 Powell
Andrews Tyre Napoleon, carijenter, r. 620 Jones
Anson Patiii k F,, house and sign painter, 38 Califor-
nia, r. 2011 Hyde
Anthony Florence M. Miss, teacher music, r. G36 Ful-
ton
Anthony Sarah A, (widow), r. 636 Fulton
Anthony William O., salesman Peixotto & Silverman,
r. 107 OFarrell
Applegarth John, miller Cosmopolitan Milling Co., r.
Oakland
Applegat' John J. (Cunningham k Co.), r. 53 Silver
Arms Clayton, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. 16 Peiry
Armstrong John R., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., r. 935 Howard
Armstrong Louisa Mrs., r. 33 Rausch
Arnold Brothers (Cyrus M. and Gilbert C), real es-
tate and money brokers. 207 Kearny, room 5
Arnold George, clerk Leon Pieper, r. 035 California
Arnold George A., tanner, r. cor Fourteenth Av and
P., South S. F.
Arnold Henry A., clerk N. S. Arnold k Co., r. 2214
Pine
Amstein Liidwig, bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co., r.
1528 Salter
Aronsberg Jennie Mrs., r. 35 Russ
Arrowsmith John, r. 412 Natoma
Arthur Edward, r. 1030'^ Howard
Arthur John, r. 1030}^ Howjrd
Arzberger Martin, painter Thomas Downing, r. 119
Park Av
Asberry A. M. T., r. 930^ Folsom
Asberry James, r. 930^:1 Folsom
Ashcom I. E. Mrs., r. 937 Post
Asten John L., r. 3>tl East
Aster George, bookbinder, 1622 West Mission
Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Providence,
R. I.). A. P. Flint general agent, office 313 Cal
Atwood A. N., r. 94u Mission
Atwo'id William T., assistant secretary Pacific Stock
Exchange, r. 41(; Tyler
Augt-r John, r. ii'i Natoma
Austin M iry E. Miss, r. 1122 Market
Axelrod Samuel, r. 426 Natoma
Axford Sarah Miss, teacher, r. 423 Fell
Ayers Lottie M. Mr3.,r. 16 Taylor
B.\BE Jerome L., diamond merchant, r. 110 Kearny,
room 5
Ba ■held'i;- Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 715 Valencia
Bachelder WiUium K., carpenter, r. 715 Valencia
aeon Georgia A. Mis.s, r. 300 Sixteenth
Bai-(m Jacob (Bacon .\; Co.), r. 2122 Howard
Badg-ra' Central Park (Oakland), office 310 Kearny
Baggett WilUam T. (William T. Baggett & Co.) . r. 961
Mission
Baggett William T. k Co., publishers and proptrs Pa-
cific Coast Law Journal, office 720 Market
Baggs Isaac, attorney at law, office 720 Market,
rooms 7-8
Baker Joseph, teamster Louis Sloss k Co.
Baker Joseph H., sergeant police City Hall, r. 614
Che-tnut
Baker J, T., book'.eeper, r. 22 Geary ^
Baldwin Charles (Baldwin & Higgins), r. 246 Thn*d
Baldwin William L., r. TliJ^ Bush
Baldwin Jt H.ggins (Charles Baldwin and Walter Hig-
ging), pr ptrs Skating Rink, 24ii Third
)ialll)ach Leopold, met illur^'ist, r. The Baldwin
Bamford M. L. Mrs., r. 523 Kearny
Banning John, r. 2115 H )ward
Bar.ka I. B., cuirop idist, 106 McAllister
Bar.leuwerper > harles P., porter German Savings and
Loan Siic. r. 9 Stockton
Barg John C. (D. Tie dem nn & Co.). r. 840 Howard
Birker Junes B., rAHUs Fifth
B.\RL,IXtt HARRY, agent San Jose Pottery, vit-
rified iron stone sewer pipe, chimney tops, flower
pots, etc , 1314-1316 Market
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Bamett Joseph, r. 919 Polk
BARR CHARLES, proptr Barton Ale House, 534
Califoniia, r. 335 Geary
Barr Sarah A. Miss, absistaut Girls' High School, r.
1209 Sutter
Barrie David, conductor Clay St. Hill E. K., r. 1509
Leavenworth
Barrows Edward C, i^ressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
516 O'Farrell
Barrows J., r. 867 Market
Barrows Lottie M. Miss, assistant Turk Street Primary
School, r. 51*; O'Farrell
Barrows Mary (widow), r. .516 O'Farrell
Barrows 'WiUiam H., attorney at law, office 74 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 516 O'Farrell
Barry Edward S., r. 812 Kearny
Barsotti Virgilio (P. Perpoli & Co.), r. 413 Union
Barstow B. B., r. 612 Mission
Barth William, r. lOJ^ Cleaveland
Bartlett Hazen W., captain schr Mignonette, r. 1820
Jessie
BASliER GEORGE A., house and sign painter,
5 Taylor, r. 29 Pe.irl
Batchelder Levi L., stevedore, r. 218 Stockton
Batchelder William S., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 218
Stot-kton
Bateman John, carpenter, r. 101 Minna
Bates Louis J., r. 917 Market
Baum G. W., r. 708 Leavenworth
Baux Victoria (widow) , r. -1 Chatham PI
BAY AND COAST TELEGRAPH CO., A. E.
Davis president, directors' office 20-21 Nevada
Block, business office 140 Montgomery
Bay City Market, M. Gradwohl & Co. proptrs, 114G
Market
Beach George E., r. 207 Linden
Beach Lucinda B. (widow) , r. 207 Linden
Beale A. F. Miss, teacher music, r. 1329 Clay
Beale A. S. (mdow) , r. 1329 Clay
Beau Edwin F., r. Abbottsford House
Beard Alfred, carpenter, r. 912 Larkin
Beatty 11. M. Mrs., r. 917 Market
Beauchamp J. A. (widow), r. 2430 Sacramento
Beaver Terrence, bartender Hageman & Haquette, r.
7 Dupont
Beban Rofco, restaurant, SE cor Broadway and Du-
pont, r. 412 Green
Beck Francis E., bookkeeper Anglo-Califomian Bank,
r. 1231 Turk
Beck Nelson, barkeeper Martin Walters, r. 30 Clay
Becker Frederick, tailor, 1644 Harrison
Becker Louis, r. 257 Muina
Bedell L. H.. r. 208 Stockton
Behre Frederick, foreman Ernest Adelsdorffer & Co.,
r. 396 McAlli.ster
Behrens Adrieu G., clerk, r. 334 Duncan
BehrensH. C. F., physician, office 22 Montgomery, r.
334 Duncan
Behrens Walter N. F., engineer Palace Hotel, r. 334
Duncan
Bell Andrew, r. 114 Hayi,-s
Bell John C r. 909 Jackson
Itell John W., clerk N. Y. department Wells Fargo &
Co., r. 46 Liberty
Bell William H., r. 523 Stevenson
Belli Angelo (Fabri & Belli) , r. 423 Broadway
Bello Bruno K., r. 1237 Dupont
BEI.iI.iRL'DE J. S. (Saucelito and San Francisco
Transfir Co.) , office 324 Davis, r. Saucelito
Bendick E. B., r. 113 Leidesdorff
Benhani .\zel M.. pianos, organs and musical mer-
chandise, 647 Jlarkiit, r. Oakland
BENHAItl CAL.HOUN, attorney at law, office 330
Pine, r. 109 Filth
Beuhani Raymond S., commercial traveler, r. 338
dThirteenth
Benhayrn .Jacob, salesmau, r. .507 Wj Hyde
Benjamin Henry, second hand clothing, 957 Folsom
Benjamin J., r. 957 Folsoin
Bennett Aaron J., salesman, r. 2724 Folaom
Bennett CUiMuciit, official shortliand reporter, office
434 C:ilifornia, room 10, r.426 Geary
Bennett F. M., bookkeeper, r. 405 Nutoma
Bennett George (Bennett Brothers), r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett Joseph F., printer, r. 213 Hitch
Bennett M., r. 218 Grove
Benson Henry, furniture dealer, r. 217 Mason
Bequette D.. president and superintendent Cosmopol-
itan Milling Co., office 712 Sansoui, r. 1206 Jackson
Bergerole Louis E., printer, r. 273 Jessie
411
Bergman Samuel, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co
Tyler
Berkeley Land and Town Improvement Association,
Samuel A. Penwell secretary, office 652 Market,
room 3
BERLIN - COLOGNE FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Hutchinson & Mann agents, office 322-324
California
Bern hard Robert, ship and freight broker, office 302
California, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Bernstein Abraham, peddler, r. 713 Polk
Beronio Peter, r. 818 Sansom
Bert Charles G., salesman C. & F. Nauniau, r. 606
Shotwell
Bert Edmond G., actor Grand Opera House
Bertheau C. Jr. (Henry Balzer & Co.) , r. SE cor Gough
and Tyler
Berwin Louis D., tailor, 1061 Market
Bestor Henry T.. architect, r. 1921 Sutter
Betanzos I., r. 1028 Market
Bettenbenner Robert V.. carpenter, r. 133 Fifth
Biauchi Carlo (L. J. Ruffino & Co.), r. S s Washing-
ton, bet Mason and Powell
Bigley Michael, r. cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Billings H. A. (widow) . r. 14 Turk
Binckmann J. K., with Berlin-Cologne Insurance Co.,
r. 27 % Oak Grove Av
Bingham Edward T., rubber stampmaker, r. 137
Montgomery
Binuey A. J., r. .502 Eddy
Bird Frank, shipcarpenter, r. 1309 Jackson
BirdK.W., r. 33 Moss
Bishop Alonzo L., r. 1716 Sutter
Bishop William F., r. 1620 Post
Bissel W. A., chief clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., office SW cor Fourth and King. r. 1010
Sutter
Bitaur J. (Bitaur & Gaye) , r. 911 Pacific
Bitaur & Gaye (J. Bitaur and M. Gaye) , bakery, 911
Pacific
Black Henrietta (widow) , dressmaker, 7 Leavenworth
Blackmau Lottie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 118 Post
Blackmau Philetas S., machinist, r. 118 Post
Blackmar A. E., clerk Bancroft. Knight & Co., r. 722
Bush
Blair David Boyle (Blair, Van Tassel & Co.), and con-
sular agent Brazil, office 216 Sansom, r. Oakland
BLAIR, VAN TASSEL & CO., general agents
Scottish Commercial Insurance Co. (Glasgow
Fire) , office 216 Sansom
Blake James W., physician, office and r. 1911 Geary
Blake Mary A. (widow), dressmaker, r. 603 Pine
Blattner Nicholas (McNally & Blattner) , r. 228 Green
Bledsoe Horace W., with Aaron N. Levy, r. 142
Seventh
Blohm Frances (widow) , lodgings, 1028 Market
Blomford Nicholas, laborer, r. 26 Ritch, rear
BLOOD J. H., attorney at law, notary public,
and commissioner deeds, office 304 Montgomery,
r. 424 Geary
Bloom Charles, r. 221 Elm Av
Bloom Eliza (widow), dressmaker, r. 221 Elm Av
Bloom Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 221 Elm Av
Bloomer John G.. superintendent Western Union
Telegraph Supply Department, office 416 Mer-
chant, r. 1620 Larkin
Blum Jacob, merchant, office 117 Battery, r. 1103 Van
Ness Av
Blum Robert (London Furniture Co.), r. 318 Sutter
Blum Sarah (widow) , r. 1103 Van Ness Av
Blumenthal Julius, U. S. storekeeper North Point
Dock Bonded and Free Warehouse, r. 319 Geary
Bodwell Emma (widow), r. 707 Laguna
Bonestell Louis H. (A. D. Remington & Co.), r. Oak-
land
BONNEY OLPHA Jr.. mauuf woodworking ma-
chinery and band saws, 221 Mission, r. 730 Capp
Bookstaver Mary J. (widow), r. 447 Jessie
Bookstaver Walter H., driver W. H. Brown & Co., r.
447 Jessie
Borie Henry J., mining and civil engineer, r. 156
Third
Bose Maggie Miss, r. 1410 Octavia
Bouton Frank G., tailor, r. 1334 Washington
Bouton Wilson F., clerk George Howes & Co., r. 32
Ellis
Bowles George R. (Bowles & Darrow) . r. 223 Post
Bowman Besharei, clerk W.Warner Henry, r. 28 Mc-
Allister
Bowman William .)., pro luce agent, r. 1155 ?<; Howard
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Fj»fi Shirts to Order.
TOBACCO, CIGAES and CIGABETTE3, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearny Si
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
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Boy'd John M., r. 306 Davis
Boyle Cornelia Mrs., r. 907 Stockton
Bradbiiiy H. E. (widow) , r. 923 Joues
Bradley Nellie Miss, r. 517 Fourth
BRAZIL, David Boyle Blair consular agent, office
216 Saiisom
Breen John, cooper, r. 32 Willow Av
BRENNAN RICHARD P. REV., rector Mission
Dolores Church, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Breslin Edward, r. 1104 Market
Bresse Louis, restaurant, 310 Mont, r. 708 Larkin
Briggs Jane Mrs., r. 1776 Folsoia
Brook Grei-mau, collector, office 436 Montgomery, r.
1326 Green
Brooks Edwin S., clerk American Tract Society, r. 17
Liberty
Brooks John, r. 2019 Folsom
Brower Lewis T., r. SW cor Webster and Ellis
Brown A. Mrs., r. 19 Ninth
Brown B. L., princiiial West End School, r. 733 Bush
Brown Georgia (widow) , r. 30.5 Jones
Brown Harry H., r. 335 OTarrell
Brown Jesse, barkeeper, NE cor Bush and Batterv
Brown L. B., r. 1030J^ Howard " •
Brown L. L., teacher, r. 2043 Mission
Brown Martin, laborer Potrero Blarine Railway, r. cor
Illinois and Sierra
Brown M. B. Mrs., r. 1917 Geary
Brown Thomas, r. 2437 L.^rkin
Brown Thomas A., photographer, 606 Kearny, r. NE
cor Folsoni and Fourteenth
Brown Willard B., comp- sitor Figaro, r. 1021 Mission
Browu William, r. 714 Ellis
Brown William, superintendent Potrero Marine Eail-
way, r. Sierra, nr Louisiana
Browne Edward, r. 542 Minna
Browne P. B., r. 1329 Clay
Browne William, salesman Bernard A. Sehlingheyde,
r. Oakland
BRUCE DONALD, printer Chinese and labels,
537 Sacramento; r. 1010 Hyde
Bruce J. R., r. SE cor Railroad and Fifteenth avs,
South S. F.
Briick Herman Rev., pastor German M. E. Church, r.
864B Folsom
Bucholtz Mary Miss, teacher, r. 1717 Clay
Bucklaud Charles, r. 1220 Mission
Buckley Frank (Gordon & Buckley) , r. Oakland
Bujannoff & Rohrbach (Reinhold Bujannoflf and John
J. Rohrbach), manufs jewelry and importers
precious stones, 13 Trinity
Bunker Hill Discovery Mining Company (Mono Co.,
Cal.), Walter B. Whitehouse secretary, office 401
Market
BURCKE ARSENE, proprietor Vienna Model
Bakery, 205 Kearny, r. 1011 California
Burdick J. C, mauuf lubricating oils, 208 Pacific, r.
902 Twentieth
Burke Martin J. (Madison & Burke and Madison,
Burke & Co.), r. The Baldwin
Burnham Frank P. (Wolfe & Burnham), r. Oakland
Burns Andrew, teamster B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 308 Ful-
ton, rear
Burns Paul O., agent Bach, Meese & Co-, r. 606 Pow-
ell
BUYER, REICH & CO. (Charles Buyer, Leopold
Reich and Leopold Diamant) , importers and job-
bers zephyr worsted and fancy goods, 129 Kearny
Cadden Matthew, janitor Broadway Grammar School,
r. 457 Jessie
Cafferty Nellie Miss, r. 25 J^ Sixth
Cafferty Sabina Mrs., r. 253^ Sixth
Cain Harry M., r. 1155}^ Howard
Calderon Felipe C, bookkeeper W. & T. Deakin, r.
1211 Powell
Caldwell G. C, r. 2106 Jackson
Calhoun David, liquors, 412 Broadway
CALIFORNIA PARMER (weekly), Warren &
Co. propti's, office 320 Clay
California Institute of Bookkeeping and Penmanship,
Heins k Metcalf proptrs. 417 Kearny, room 19
CA L.IPORNI A POWDER AVORKS (Santa Cruz
Co., Cal.), J. H. Baird president, John F. Lohse
secretary, office 230 California
California Printing Co. (C. Warren and Harry Lieb),
838 Market
California Rock Candy Works, E. G. Lyons & Co.
proptrs, 506 Jackson
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California Star Oil Works Co., Joseph S. Taylor sec-
retary, office 312 California
Callan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1609 California
Camii William C, signpainter, r. 34 Harriet
C!ampbell George B., r. 24 Post
Campbell Mary H. Mrs., r. 1933 Geary
Campbell Samuel J., market, 263 Third, r. 251 Third
Campion Benjamin W., attorney at law, office 720
Market, rooms 15-16, r. 222 Turk
Canham Thomas P., painter, r. 15 Hayes
Cardinell John A., collector, office 234 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 430 Valencia
Carlton William H., surveyor, r. 521 Pacific
Caroe Laura Mrs., shirt manufr, 410 Kearny, room 9,
r. 906 Filbert
Carpenter Frederick H., carriagetrimmer B. Grave &
Co., r. 715 Hyde
Carr George P,, r. 1510 Larkin
Carr Mary E., dressmaker, r. 401 Eighth
Carroll Michael, .shoemaker, 1329}^ Clay, r. 1310
Jackson
Carter James A., r. Nucleus House
Carty Paul, nightwatchman Searle & Bode, r. 640
Minna
Casebolt Jonathan B., carpenter, r. 916 Devisadero
Casey Peter S. Rev., assistant pastor St. Peter's (E.G.)
Chiurch, E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Casey Thomas, stoves, tinware, and crockery, 41
Sixth, r. 1821 Jessie
Cassidy Bernard, r. 18 Welsh
Cathcart James, cooper, r. 1011 Battery, rear
Catton Charles H., bookkeeper J.W. Grace & Co.. r.
1939 Geary
Catton W. D., with Harrison & Co., r. 1417 Taylor I
Caughlin James, r. 12 Tehama PI i
Cavallera S. (Cavallera & Meihela), r. SE cor Mason
and Ellis
Cavallera & Meihela (S. Cavallera and Frank Mei-
hela) , groceries and liquors, SE cor Mason and
Ellis
Cazneau Walter N., clerk, r. 1153 Folsom
Cerrier Edward Mrs., r. 515 Hyde
Chadwwi k Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1053 Harrison
Chamberlain Annie, domestic 737 McAllister
Champion Louis, laborer, r. 9 Hinckley
Chapman Katie T., lodgings, 103 Geary
Chapman Robert Mrs., dressmaker, r. 782 Harrison
Chappins Edwin, r. 824 Pacific
Chase Charles E., r. 479 Jessie
Chase Kate W. Miss, r. 916 Twentieth
Chase Nellie F. Miss, 916 Twentieth
Chenbeary Peter M., coachman, r. 433 Bush
Chisholm Alexander, harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 734 Clementina
Chisholm Shovel Co. (Cleveland, Ohio) , W. M.Wilson
agent, 123 California, room 4
Christeusen Theodore, cooper Spear Street Mills, r.
Alameda
Church R. O., r. 202 Sixth
Chute Alanson W., gasfitter, r. 69 Broadway
Clapp Edward L. (Clapp & Jessup), r. 920 Larkin
Clark A. G. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 18 Seventh
Clark George D., manager Pacific Pottery, office 1407
Market, r. 935 Howard ,
Clark James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 935
Folsom
Clark J. Fessenden (Shinn & Co., Niles Station) , office
413 Market, r. 619 Harrison
Clark Lorenzo B., candy manuf, NE cor Polk and
Lombard
Clark N., proptr Pacific Pottery, depot 1407-1409 Mar-
ket
Clark R. Frank, r. 813 Valencia
Clark Thomas G., r. 830 Mission
Clark T. P., butcher, r. 110 Perry
Clark Xenos ¥., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's o
Office, r. 1800 Laguna 3
Clarke Annie Miss, r. 415 Eddy
Claveau Louis, miller and mill-stone builder Cosmo-
politan Milling Co., office 712 Sansom, r. Oakland
Clay & Co. (Frederick Clay), commission "brokers,
office 113 Leidesdorff, room 1
Clements F. H., r. 614 Castro
Clifi'ord John, r. 517 Jones
Close Charles J., clerk R. R. Swain & Co., r. NW cor
Leavenworth and Francisco
Clough Alton H., mining secretary, office 315 Califor-
nia, rooms 1 and 2, r. Fruit Vale
Coady Charles F., r. 120 Gilbert
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Cobb Charles T,, r. 517 Taylor
Cobum Frank A., cook, r. 1'25 Chattanooga
Cf ghlan Daniel W., stationery and cigars. 926 Larkln
Cohen Mercado, cigaretttmaker, r. 139 J^ Perry
Cohen Thomas P., coachman Christian Muller, r. 142
Rose Av
Cohn Simon, peddler, r. 522 Grove
Coififerd M., lodgings, 279 Minna
Colburn T. VT., sfcretary Meadow Valley Mining Co.,
office 414 California, r. 92;5 Washington
Colby Charles>K., shipcarpenter, r. 910 Twentieth
Colby Eldridge G., r. 916 Twentieth
Cole Charlts I)., clerk J. H. Blood, r. 424 Geary
Cole William H. B., teacher, r. 1613 Leavenworth
Coleman Barney H., bookkeeper, r. 916 Hyde
Coleman Belle C. Mrs., actress, r. 1023 Larkin
Coleman Benjamin F., bookkeeper Sherman. Hyde &
Co., r. 916 Hyde
Coleman John, r. 13 Broadway
Coleman John W., engineer, r. 1023 Larkin
Coleman Richard C.,r. 152 Natoma
Coleman William, r. 142(; California
' Collins Charles, upholsterer C. W. Ridgeway, r. 992
Pine
Collins Thomas, r. 2118 Howard
Collins W.J. (Harrison k Co.). r. Palace Hotel
CoUison John A., clerk Simon Mayer, r. 915 Polk
' Colman Charles (Colmaii Bros.), r. 824 Sutter
Colton Che.-^ter F., druggist, r. 15(0 Mission
Coltim Emma F.Miss, r. 1.500 Mission
Com' rford Edward, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
, Condoa S. B., laborer, r. 2815 California
I Connor Francis, captain S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
' Co., r. 112 Gueri'ero
Connor William W., policeman City Hall, r. 1412 How-
I ard
Conroy Edward C. (Cunningham &Co.),r. 1807 Du-
' pont
I CONVIS CHARLES E., mining, office 513 CaU-
t foruia, r. 1104 Sacramento
Conway George, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r. 24
] Ritih
Cook Charles M., r. 5.50 Minna
Cooper Andrew carpenter, r. 423 Mission ,
I Cooper Harry ()., r. 830 Pacific
Cope George W. (Cope & Davis) , r. 416 Van Ness Av
Corby Margaretta Miss, r. 1107 Pine
I Corey Clarence A., compositor Edward Bosqiil & Co.,
I r. 927 Folsom
I Corwin George W., shoemaker, r. .300 Sixteenth
I Cor3-ell John R., i)hysician, office 318 Pine, room 15,
' T. cor Chestnut and Leavenworth
' Cosgrove James, painter and graiuer, r. 35 Rusb
. Cosmoiiolitan Milling Co., D. IJequette presiilent and
. fiupcrinteudeut, John Herd secretary, office 712
Sansom
' CoBtello Patrick, stone mason, r. 62 Everett
Cotton J. Lee. student, r. 434 Second
Cotton Leila Miss, r.434 Second
I Coughlin J. J. & Co. (George McDonald), hamess-
I makers, 903 Folsom
j Cough'in John J. (J. J. Coughlin & Co.) , r. 35 Tehama
Coiipplcs Martha Mrs., r. 8 Elliot Park
Co\ir».'ide Bernardo (Courtade & Morelos), r. 1502
] Mu^'on .
I Coxirtade k Morelos (Bernardo Courtade and Refugio
Morelos), starch manufs, 1409 Mason
Consins W'illium (t., clerk George F. & William H.
HliHrp, r. Nucleus House
Cowan Rolii-rt H., pljysliiau and chiropodist, office
230 Keiirny, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Folsom and Har
Cox J. I)., r. 52 Second
Cox ThiiniBH W.. r. 20 Taylor
Coyle Stephen, harncssiuaker Main & Winchester, r.
239 Eleventh
Cram Et>en G., manager Aiuarican Mercantile Union,
office 22 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Crane John J., tanner Mason's Tnnmry, r. 837 How
Crawford Gi-orge W.. pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1014 Washington
Cresarrlen Jean B., r. l.">18 Howard
Crespo Antonio, teaiher Innguag. s, r. 807 California
Crofton .lolin. sulesnian Thcimas Sullivan, r. 815 Eddy
Cronin Jamis M., barkeeper Charles G. Butler, r. 32
Fo\irth
Croome William, dentist, offli-e and r. 025 Market
Crosby Alfouzci B.. dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1312 Green
Crothers James, salesman Bernard A. Schlingheyde,
r. Oakland
Crowe Hannah, domestic, 319 Hyde
Crusoe Anne E. (widow) , r. 31 Liberty
Crusoe Charles W., bookkeeper S. B. Wakefield & Co.,
r. 31 Liberty
Crusoe Robinson D., bookkeeper Eppstein & Co., r. 31
Liberty
Cullen Fraiicis D., stonecutter, r. 360 Jessie
Culver F. J., r. T Montgomery Av
Cumberland Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Yavapai
Co. Arizona) , John H. Griffiths secretary, office
113 Leidesdorff
Cummiugs Alexander, r. 1206 Market
Cl'MMIXGS, GIMMEL & CO. (Henry K. Cum-
mings and Edward G. Gimmel). fruit and pro-
duce commission merchants, 424 Battery
Ciuninings, Griffiths & Phillips (M. F. Cummings,
John J. Griffiths, and J. S. Phillips), bookbind-
ers, paper rulers, and blank book manufrs, 509
Clay
Cummings Henry K. (Cummings, Gimmel & Co.), r.
20 Perry
Cummings Mary, domestic 1121 Bush
Cummings Michael F. (Cummings, Griffiths & Phil-
% lips), r. 1725 Leavenworth
Cummins Abraham, r. 317 Green
Cummisky E. Mrs., r. 417 Mason, rear
Cunningham John W., hostler James P. Ferguson, r.
820 Mission
Cunningham O. M., r. 1028 Market
Cunningham Robert B. (Cunningham & Co.), r. 1503
Wasliington
CUXXIXGUAM 6i CO. (R. B. Cunningham, E. C.
Conroy, and J. J. Applegate) , commission mer-
chants, insurance fire and marine, merchandise
and real estate brokers, 410 California
Currey Samuel T., r. 930 Market
Currie Frank P., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Currie L. C. Miss, r. Abbottsford House
Curtis Edward \., r. Grand Hotel
Curtis George Q., cabinetmaker, r. 409 Stevenson
Cushing V. (widow) , r. 18U0 Laguna
Cutturo Pietro, basketmaker. 722 Front
Cuvellier Bernard Charles, clerk Quartermaster's De-
partment U. S. A., Presidio, r. 108 Taylor
D'Hancourt Antonio, physician, office and r. 1234 Dup
Dahmer Henry, r. 765 Market
Dailey John, plumber and gasfitter, 1038 Folsom, r.
230 Dora
Dailey Norris. carjjenter, r. 315 Minna
Daniels Benjamin, r. 424 Gough
Dauuuieyer M. & Co., groceries, NW cor Seventh and
Mission
Darby Charles A., r. 18 Hawthorne
Davis Arthur M., caiTier Morning Call, r. 1614 Powell
Davis D. S. Mrs., r. 1826 Bush
Davis E. C. r. .")18 Taylor
Davis George E., compositor, r. 2315 Howard
Davis George O. (Cope & Davis) , r. 522 Sutter
Davis George T., warehouseman Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 905 Twentieth
Davis John W., lua' hinist, r. 1635 Sacramento
Davis Maurice, r. 1023 Mission
Davis N. M., r. 911 Hyde
Dawson Wallace (Nevada Co.), r. 217}4 Austin
Day Arthur, burkeeixT. r. 7 Dupont
De Grant Anita F. Mrs., teacher music, r. 333 Geary
De Heimosillo Jesus F., r. 20 South Park
De Morrie Bess (widow) .fortune t'ller, r.764 Mission
De Nancy Barre. liquor saloon. 529 Pine
De Ko Marion (widow), r. W2 Eddy
De Soto Alkali Works (England), Harrison & Co.
agents, offi.'e 413 California
De Varney Leonard, r. 128 Eleventh
De Vinceuso Domenieo, drayman, r. 517 Green
De Wolfe Charles D., engineer, r. 315 Natoma
Deane James R., painter, r. 416 Tyler
Deane John J., stereotyiior S. F. Chronicle, r. 416
Tyler
Deane Katie I. Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmopol-
itan Primary School, r. 416 Tyler
Deane Margaret Mrs., principal Columbia Street
Primary School, r. 416 Tyler
Deane Mary .\. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 416 Tyler
Dearborn Henry, himbernian, r. 1305 ;<. Polk
Decry Charles, r. 2-16 Fourth
DEGEX li. P., nianuf oak-tanned and raw hide
belting, 10 Fremont, r. Oakland
BULLOCK ci JON E? —Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
PINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
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Demers Hector, fruits and vegetables, cor Eighteenth
and Viileucia
Deming Edmund Orr (Peming, Palmer & Co.), r. 716
Ellis
Demiug Horace, r- 716 Ellis
Dennis Francis H., physician and surgeon, office 20
Montgomery, r. 502 Powell
Dennison Lizzie Mrs., r. Occidental Hotel
Derham Bartholomew, clerk F. S. Wensinger, r. 2317
Polk
Derham John F., hamessmaker, r. 2317 Polk
Derham Oliver J., compositor Examiner, r. 2317 Polk
Derwort W. H. H., stenographer, r. 3(;<; Natoma
Desenfant Eugene Mrs., Isabery, 1211 Powell
Desmond .Joseph, clerk JoseiDh Seymour, r. 216 Seven-
teenth
Devnin Mollie, waitress Nucleus House
Dewar .John, shijaping and commission broker, office
C>i Merchants' Exchange, r. 112 Natouia
Dewar Peter, porter Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co., r. 1127 Harrison
Dewar Sarah A. (widow), dressmaker, 7 Leavenworth
Diamond Creek Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada
Co.), A. C. Shaw secretary, office 417 California
Dietz .John, roaster Pioneer Reduction Works, r. E s
Eighth, nr Folsom
Dill John P., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. cor
Columbia and Twentieth
DINGLE V CHARLKS L<,, agent Port Discovery
Mills, Pier 10 Steuart, r. 876 Ea^t Fifteenth, Oak-
land
Dinniene John H., glass engraver, r. 1027 Twenty-
first
Directorio Commercial, Sturtevant Bros, publishers,
office 116 Front
Disbrow James W., r. 1.540 Eddy
Diserens Frederick, bookkeeper Halls Safe and Lock
Co., r. 1428 McAllister
Diver John, r. 8623^ Folsom
Dixon Bessie Miss, assistant Eighth Street Grammar
School, r. 1 Bowles PI _
Dixon Samuel, stockbroker, office 238 iVEontgomery, r.
33 Kearny
Dodge & Pierce (James S.Dodge and James H.Pierce),
stationers, 116 Post
Doherty Delia Miss, domestic 1610 Larkin
Donahue Bridget Miss, nurse, r. 21 Harriet
Donovan .Jeremiah, laborer, r. .511 Stevenson
Donovan Lucia Miss, r. 912 Vallejo
Dorland J. D., r. 2510 Folsom
Dorn Richard, r. 2623 Mission
Dougherty Delia Miss, domestic 1610 Larkin
Downer Edward, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r.
479 Jessie
Downes Thomas P., r. 1814 Washington
Doyle Ellen (widow), r. 17 Zoe
Doyle Mary Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. 17 Zoe
Drady John, fireman, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Drummoud 1. Mrs., r. G30H Jessie
Du Prat Augustus, salesman E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 508
Stockton
Dubois William E., tinner and metal roofer, 504 Va-
lencia, r. 17 Sherman
Duckert M., r. 675 Mission
Dufl' John R., r. 2.523 California
Duggan Lizzie Mrs., r. 754 Harrison
DUNAND IiOUIS F. (Harkness & Dunand) attor-
ney at law, office 7 Montgomery Av, room 0
Dunbar William F.. sign painter, r. 1013 Market
Duncan J.Wylie, editor and publisher The Trade Her-
ald, office 771 Mission
Dundas William, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co.. r. 113
Eighth
Dunker Catherine (widow) , r. 569 Minna
Dunlap Wilson (DunJap it Co.), and publisher Infor-
mal Regular and Closing Session Prices, office 125
Sansom, room 13, r. 115 Kearny
Dunning David C, weigher J. W. Cox & Co., Front
Street Public Scales, r. 1030 Montgomery
Duorgeischel Joseph, porter Bernard A. Schlingheyde
r. 125 Second, Oakland
Durand George B., r. 251 Stevenson
Duren Gfeorge, wheelwright S. F. Forge Co., r. 5153<j
Bush
Dwyer .John, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 16 Hampton PI
Dwyer William J., r. 22'^ I^angton
Dyer Matthew P., bricklayer New City Hall, r. 23
Fulton
Dyson James, glasscutter Whittier, Fuller & Co.,- r.
5 Verona PI
E.\sTON George (Jacobs & Easton),r. 830 Fulton i
Eastwood A. B. Mrs., r. 1211 Turk
Eddy A.W., r. 1428 McAllister I
Edelman Abraham M., draftsman C. L. Bugbee, r. \
nvm Post
Edgar Annie Miss, with Selig & Newman, r. 1117
Montgomery
Edgell J.W., r. 1036 Market
Edinger Achille (Israel & Co.) , r. 323 Stockton
Edwards Agnes Mrs., r. 1213 Powell
Edwards Arthur W., r. 26 Turk
Edwards Eliza Miss. r. Abbotsford House
Edwards Maud L. Mrs., diessmaker, 917 Jones
Ehmann Charles E., Pearl Art Gallery, 115 Fourth, r.
107 Fourth
Eisler Manuel, assayer and civil engineer, r. 1209 Leav-
enworth
Ekblad Martin, laborer Pioneer Reduction Works, r.
506 Fourth
Elkius Frank M., clerk, r. 1028 Market
ElkiuB Ira S., negotiator and mining expert, office
417 California, r. 1028 Market
Elliot Charles, city superintendent Spring Valley
Water Works, office 516 California, r. 2215 Steiner
Elliot Harry C, student Heald's Business College, r.
2215 Steiner
Elliot Mary Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School
Ellis George W.. real estate and attorney at law, r.
Abbotsford House
Ellis William, driver Continental Oil and Transporta-
tion Co., r. 519 Third
Empire and Hartford Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Arizona), John H. Griffiths secretary, office 113
Leidesdorff
Empo Martin, laborer Pioneer Reduction Works, r. 20
Folsom
Enderlein Max, r. 14 Perry
English M. F., r. SE cor Twenty-third and Folsom
Enterprise Publishing Co., William W. Swadley pres-
ident, E. P. Wason secretary, office 535 Clay,
room 7
Epley John W., r. 18 Hawthorne
Eppinger S., r. 7 O'Farrell
Erwin Edward, printer, r. 867 Market
Evans Philip T., clerk Marcus S. Pechner, r. 722 Wash
Evans T. E., r. 326 Ellis
Evenson John J., clerk Joseph F. Schottler, r. 717
Howard
Everett A. M. Mrs. (widow) , r. 2094 Market
Everhart Charles A., druggist, r. 541 Fourth
Evers Augustus C, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Montgomery and Vallejo
EWIXG CH ARLiES G. , manuf s' agent, office 120
Sutter, rooms 57-58, r. 29 Silver
Fagan Michael, soda water manuf, r. .309 Third
Fairchild George W.. engineer, r. 120 Sutter, room 34
Fallon Nellie G. Mrs., r. 905 Post
Earless Thomas A. (Pettigrew & Earless) , r. 1932 Pine
Farley George, liquor saloon, 2131 Mission, r. 1709
Stevenson
Farnsworth Louisa, r. 1840 O'Farrell
Farquhar Charles W., r. lOfiO Howard
Farragut Fire Insurance Co. (New York) , E. D. Farns-
worth & Son agents, office 202 Sansom
Faylor George W. (Smith k Faylor), and collector
Harrison St. Wharf, r. '209 Eleventh
Faylor Michael D., r. 209 Eleventh
FEDER M. M. «Si CO. (A. N. Levy), wholesale
jobbers gents' furnishing goods, 123 Sansom
Feldshaw Adolph, r. 3'20 Dupont
Fenner Andrew, salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 704 Post
Ferguson George B.. r.. 937 Post
Fichter George, steward P. Piiet, r. 530 Bush
Finch W. G., restaurant, 522 California, r. 1806 Ellis
Finnegan Francis, stonemason, r. 117 Bernard
Finuegan Thomas, r. 20 Hunt
Fish Emma Miss, clerk, r. 414 Jones
Fisher A. A., r. Colonnade House
Fisher I. C, r. 514 Geary
Fisher J. N. Mrs., diessmaker, r. 270 Jessie
Fisher Sarah F. (widow) , r. 713 J^ Bu.sh
Fitzgerald Clements, clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 412 Broadway
Fitzgerald Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. 35 Russ
Fitzgerald Jennie, r. 33 Russ
Fitzgerald William, laborer, r. 412 Broadway
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, duality, or Fit
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Fletcher Edward, r. 25fi Eighth
Flint A. L., haruessmaker, r. 1:J Powell
Flores Trinidad, saddle and haruessmaker.lOlO Kear-
ney
FlubacherEniil, boots and shoes. NW cor Dupout and
Geary, r. N 9 Fifteenth, nr Church
Foley F. "& Co.. hides, wools, etc., •219--221 Drumm
Foley Francis (F. Foley & Co.). r. a^u Seventh
Foley John C, carpenter, r. 317 (4reen
Folsom Joseph E.. r. Clipper Hotel
Fookes William G., r. 12.') Chattanooga
Forbes Abraham P., speculatir, office 2'J Merchants'
Exchange
Forbes F.liza J. ATrs., r. International Hotel
Ford Michael, r. Wl! Stevenson
Forrest Flora Miss, r 10 Mint Av
Forrester Alonzo, r. 50;i Bush
Forst M. C.,r. :« Fifth
Forsythe .\lexander, bookkeeper, r. 22 Geary
Foss Emma L. Mrs., r. 704 Post
Foss I,al{oy, r. 704 Post
Foster E. J., r. 24 Hampton PI
Foster Winthrop F., r. 141 Ninth
Fouchet Edmond, cook, r. 1 Martha PI
Fourdall Andrew, laborer Pioneer Reduction Works,
r. (iio Fourth
Fowler J. B.(G.W. Longley & Co.), r. 1309 Webster
Fox Henry L.. commission stockbroker, 439 Califor-
nia, r. 216 Turk
FOX J. M., manager I'nion Mutual Life Insurance
( o.. offlce GOl California, r. Oakland
Francis Eunice E. Mrs,, r. 824 Lombard
Francis William M., utturuey at law, office 302 Mont,
gomery, r. 123 Ninth
FrancUe John George, r. (ill Jackson
Franco-.^merican Perfumery Co., Phillip Peck man-
ager, 120 Sutter, ronms 21-22
Frank Isaac, r. 1010 Larkiu
FRANK S.vmVEI. H., leather, hides, etc., 415
Battery, r. S\V cor Taylor and Sutter
Fraser Thomas E., a;,'ent Lie; Trust, r. 224 Post
P'razier W. S.. r. 4t; Second
FREE LIBRjVRY, PaciBc Hall, Ns California, bet
Kearny and ]>upont
Free Tliinking Publishing Co.. publishers The Pacific
Ci'nst Free Tliiiil;er. olfice f;o3 Washington
FREEMAN G. MEREDITH, pliysiciau, office
and r. lOl'.' Folsom
FircHS GUSTAV A., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Clay and l^eavenworth
FuUard (ieorge. r. '.)ir> Jones
Fullard N., r. Ulf) Jones
Fulton Jobn R., clerk Rodgers, Meyer ^ Co., r. 1858M
•Stevenson
Fulton Margaret (widow), r. 1858V. Stevenson
Funke H Richard, physician, office and r. 32(1 Kearny
Furlong Patrick, stevedore, r. 02 Everett
GAKroitii John B., contractor, 131(> Market
Gagaii Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Twenty-second
Gallagher E. A. T., r. 271'.i Mission
Oallaglier Maggie J. Mrs., assistant Deuman Grammar
School, r. 2719 Mission
Galloway George, r. llOii Broadway
Qainage John, r. W s Hyde, nr Ellis ^
Gander Henrick, r. 42(> Bron<lway
Gaiiesvoort James, r. 1")()1 Washington
GARCIA FRAiNC'ISCO, saloon and restaurant,
718 Montgomery, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noo and
(Castro
Oamett Edwin, carpenter, r. 807 California
Garrett A. J., r. 528 Ellis
Oarrick Annie J. (widow) , r. 24 Ash Av
Oarthonie Cluirb's A., pliotographic printer, 41.')
Montgomery, r. lOiM! Po>vell
Gartllng George, blacksmith George L. Pierce, r. 423
Harrison
Garwood F. W., r. 2.')1 Perry
GaMman (ieorge, r. 211ii Van Nobs Av
Gates Emery M., helper inelter and refiner's depart-
ment V. S. Mint, r. 1021 \. Market
Oaudroii Adolph, moilelnuiker and sh 'oting gallery,
040 Washington, r. 307 Clementina
Gny Henry ('., exjiressman. NW cor Market and Front,
r. N B Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia and San Jose
Av
Oearhart Charles W., mining, r. 29 Dupont
Qelshakor Andrew, furniture manuf, 210-212 Mission,
r. 413 Bryant
General Insurance Co. of Magdeburg (marine), Gutte
& Frank agents, office 307 California
I Gerber Ernest T., watchmaker, r. .522 Howard
I Gerber Jacques B., bootmaker, 5 Bay
' Gerke Nellie Miss, r. KUs Washington
Ger.iw Gideon C. wheelwright, r. 630 Tyler
Gerrity Sarah, domestic 817 Howard i
Gesvret Eugene (McClintock & Gesvret), r. 4 Burritt I
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Gibb Gavin J.W., sign painter and manuf window
shades, .5 Taylor, r. 1511 Steiner
' Gibbons Arthur, baker, r. 414 Natoma
j Gibbons Susan H. (widow), r. 2516 Sacramento
(iibson James, r. 924 '»> Harrison
I Gifford William C, teamster M. Bell & Co., r. 638
I Howard
Gihon Julia F., r. 8.50 Van Ness Av
Gilbert A., confectioner, 10 Kearny, r. 532 Harrison
Gilchrist Charles A., student Hastings' College of the
Law, r. 331 Kearny
Gilfillan A., r. 24 Hampton PI
Gillespie William M., r. 412 "i- Sixth
GilUy Frank A., tinner Peter Abrahamson. r. 233
Sixteenth
Gilligan Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1102 Montgomery
Gillis Kate Miss, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 830 Mission
Gilmore Frank T., clerk, r. 1121 Hyde
Gimmel Edward (>. (Cummings, Gimmel & Co.), r.
529 Geary
(iiovanniui Philip (Giovannini & Co.), r. 125 Va-
lencia
GIOVANNIXI ».t CO. (Philip Giovannini), proptrs
Union Brass Foundry. 417-419 Mission
(iirard Paul, .iewclcr, r. 224 Jessie
Gitehell James M., register Bankruptcy, office 10
Court Block, 636 Clay, r. 1227 Washington
Godrtard Henry W., r, 141 Fourth
Goldliaum Luis, m<mey broker, 10 Kearny
GoUbnau Bernhard. huirworker. 111 Geary
GOL.IJSTEIN H. «S; CO. (J. K. Hay), candies,
213 Kearny
Gonzalez, Autoi^e, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Goodell C, proptr Marlborough House, NW cor '
Second and Folstun j
Gopen Hattie A. Miss, r. 1028 Bush |
Gordon G. L., r. 416 Fulton i
Gordon Laura DeForce Mrs., law student Clara S. I
Foltz, r. Commercial Hotel \
Gordon Samuel A. (Gordon & Buckley), r. 432;
T(!hama (
Gordon & Buckley (Samuel A. Gordon and Frank i
Buckley), wliolesale and retail cigars and to- 1
bacco, 852 Market '
Gorman Delia Miss, seamstress Neustadter Bros., r. 35 i
Russ I
Gould A. S., superintendent North Carson Mine, r. 8 |
Mason |
Goweu Alice L. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 819 '<i '
Howard j
Gowen Benson F., miller, r. 819 V, Howard |
Grace Pierce (Doyle .V (trace) , r. 110 Dora '
(irant Patrick, blacksmith, r. 2 Lincoln Alley I
Graul James, carpenter, r. 322 Mission
Gray Charles R.. attorney at law, office 632 Market, <
room 13, r. West Berkeley j
Gray Clement, clerk, r. 513 Ellis
Gray D. L., 1n)okkeeper, r. 414 Jones
Gray Ellen Miss, r. 935 Folsom |
Gray George, r. 113 Prospect PI ^
Gray John P., student, r. 414 Jones
Gray Michael, mining, r. 414 Jones I
Green Alfred A., r. 1050 Howard '
Green John, miner, r. 1028 Market j
Green Lizzie A. Miss, r. 110 Sixth
Green Rosa R. Mrs., r. 1028 Market
Greenebaum Henry, stockbroker, r. 1.507 Taylor
Greenebaum William B., salesman Peck A: Eisenbach,
r. 29 Duiiont
Greenfield Charles H., salesman Bernard A. Schling- j
lieyde, r. 793 Mission
Grcenough G. G.. U. S. A., r. Grand Hotel I
Gregorv J. M., r. 707 Mission, room 2
Gr.y ()". H., r. 826 Kearny
Griffith Evan G., r. 577 Minna
Griffiths Allen, dentist, 142?i Fourth
Grilfiths George W. Mrs., r. 44 Moss .
Griffiths Cirilfith B., policeman City HaH.r. 1412 How-
ard
Grilfiths John H., mining secretary, office 113 Leides-
"dortr, room 1, r. 2510 Webster
BULLCCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r FinD Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOPMIS' PLAZA STOHE. 706 to 716 Kearny Si
ADDITIONAL NAMES, REMOVALS, ETC.
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Griffiths William L., r. 44 Moss
GROSS GEORGKS, lahysiciau, office and r. 319
Kearnv
Guggt'ii Edward P. (Muehe & Guggen), 211 Sutter
Gutman Joseph, tailor, 27 Second, r. 225 Bush
Haas Gustavus, r. 132 Sixth
Haas Mary, domestic 1528 Sutter
Habliu John, shipsmith, r. 1109 Montgomery
HatUey Frederick W., office 61 >fevada Block, r. The
Baldwin
Haggett Miranda Mrs., r. 8 Elliot Park
Hahn R. H., r. 2128 Howard
Haines E. W., r. 408 Post
Haley William, ijorter Nucleus House
Hall Gardner S., r. 19 Ninth
Hall Ida Miss, r. 731^ Natoma
Hall James A., r. Blundell House
Hall Madge Mrs. (widow) , r. 414 Jones
Hall MoUie Miss, r. 1131 >a Blission
Hall Raymond, policeman City Hall, r. 3093<; Sixth
Hallam D.V. B., r. 771 Mission
Hallett Horace E., correspondent Pacific Rural Press,
r. 534 Ellis
Hamilton C. J. (widow), r. 1046 Folsom
Hamilton Leonidas, attorney at law Retailers Mercan-
tile Agency, office NW cor Powell and Eddy,
room 6
Hamm J.W., r. 120 Seventh
Hamm Nellie E. Mrs,, r. 417 Kearny
Hammond Mary Miss, r. 1024 Howard
Hanna Emma J., Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2033 Howard
Hanna Hattie H. Mrs., r. 1010 Sutter
Hannah Thomas, attorney at law, r. 625 J^ Clay
Hauuan John H. F , clerk, r. 810 Folsom
Hanscnmb .\.. B., r. 231 Fifteenth
Hansel! William L., upholsterer James W. Burnham
& Co.. r. 1406 Polk
Hanson Christina, domestic 614 Folsom
Hardy William, r. 501 Geary
Hare James 0., r. 14 Clara
Haret Lydia Miss, assistant Lincoln Street Primary
School
Harmstead F. C, r. Inglewood House
Harmstead Joseph B., machinist, r. Inglewood House
Harned Jacob A. M., real estate agent, 720 Market, r.
618 Eddy
Harper Thomas, r. 131 Folsom
Harrington William H., shoemaker, r. 870 Folsom
Harris John A., attorney at law, office 640 Clay, r.
Oakland
Harris Stephen M., r. 786 Harrison
Harrison Chatta Miss. r. 23 South Park
Harrison Teresa M. Mrs., adjuster coiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 18 South Park
Harrison William G. (Harrison & Co.), r. 713 Bush
HARRISON «Se CO. (William G. Harrison and
W. J. Collins), general merchants, office 413 Cali-
fornia
Hart Alfred Mrs., r. 501 Post
Hart George K., iron clipper Industrial Iron Works,
r. 1813 Jessie
Hart Gus. J., journalist, r. 233 Third
Hart Hugh R., real estate, office 501 Montgomery, r.
535 Turk
Hart Joel L., merchant (British Columbia)
Montgomery
Hart Maria Miss, domestic 557}^ Natoma
Hartley John, r. 951 Bryant
Harvey A. B. Mrs., r. 1025 Mission
Harvey Laura A., dressmaker, r. 309?^ Sixth
Haselton J. C, r. 710 California
Haselton M. C, r. 710 California
Haskell Edward Wilder, capitalist, r. 420 Geary
Haskell Nellie Miss, r. 712 Shotwell
Hastings George B., r. Nucleus House
Hastings James Uhler, r. 2612 Folsom
Hathaway John D., local agent Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Co., office 222 Saasom
Hause K. W., agent New York Advertising Sign Co.,
861 Market, r. 250 Tehama
Hauser Robert, gilder S. & G. Gump. r. 732 Vallejo
Haven George D., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Havens Charles D. (Hutchins & Haveus), r. Oakland
Hawkins Edward L., salesman C. Curtin & Co., r. 121
Turk
Hay Randolph R., physician, office and r- 25 ;i Sixth
Hayne Robert Y. (Pringle & Hayne). and attorney at
law, office 220 Sansom, r. 1526 California
716
Haynes Willis P., manager American Mercantile
Union, office 22 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Head and Hand The (weekly) , Enterprise Publishing
Co. proptrs, editorial office 225 Bush, publication
office 5:<5 Clay, room 7
Heald Thomas C, furniture finisher L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 333 Jessie
Heine Carrie (widow) , milliner, r. 69 St. Ann's Builld-
ing
Heiuemau Elias (Heineman & Sterns) , r. 711 Hayes
Helneman & Sterns (Elias Heineman and Morris
Sterns) , smoked and pickled beef, etc., 511 Hayes
Heins Edward J. (Heins & Metcalf), r. 417 Kearny
Heins & Metcalf (E. J. Heins and W. M. Metcalf),
proptrs California Institute of Bookkeeping and
Penmanship, 417 Kearny, room 19
Hellwegen Eliza Mrs., r. 5(19 Minna
Hellwegen George W., carrier Evening Bulletin, r.
569 Minna
Henderson S. L., r, 102 Natoma
Hensel Frederick, cutler Will & Finck, r. 1912 Polk
Henson Charles E., soapmaker, r. 907 Folsom
HERa^LD publishing CO., J. A. Johnson
manager, publishers and proi^trs Morning Herald,
office NE cor Montgomery and Clay
Herd John, secretary Cosmopolitan Milling Co., office
712 Sansom, r. Oakland
Herman Andrew, r. 2724 Folsom
Heron Patrick J., messenger Wells, Fargo S: Co., r. 163
Silver
Hess Hermann, r. 405 Powell
Hessberg Isaac, agent Equitable Life Assurance Soc,
r. 512 Bush
Heussler Charles Albert, artist Universal Copying
Co., 1436 Market
Heyman Alexander, druggist Frederick C. Keil, r.
206 Ellis
Heyn Ernest, r. 1413 Clay
Heywood H. A., yeast powder manuf , 110 Sutter, r.
" 720 Market
Higgins Elizabeth (widow) , r. 18 Hawthorne
Higgins Maurice, bookkeeper Cluff & DeWitt, r. 18
Hawthorne
Higgins Walter (Baldwin & Higgins), r. 651 Stev
Hill B. Mrs. (widow), r. 822 Powell
Hill James Jr., r. 225 Seventeenth
Hillebrandt Carsten, groceries and liqiiors, SW cor
O'Farrell and Pierce
Hiller Adolph, clerk, r. 8183^ Montgomery
Hinds H. E., r. 1809 Polk.
Hinkel Henrv T., builder, r. 2119 Webster
HINKLcE PHILIP & CO. (Oscar F. Spaulding),
hydraulic, oil, and air pressure elevators, 116-118
Main
Hinman Ella Miss, r. Nucleus House
Hitchcock Milton W., traveling agent, r. 423 Harrison
Hodge John G. (John G. Hodge & Co.) , r. 720 Leav
Hoffman John, r. 510 Stevenson
Holden Ida (widow) , r. 8 Elliot Park
Holden Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. B. Gar-
diner, r. 824 Green
Holland Nathaniel, attorney at law and U. S. Com-
missioner, office 605 Clay, r. 1414 Taylor
Hollingshead Henry, r. 742 Howard
Holmes Mary A. (widow) , r. 1236 Folaom
Holmqvist M., r. 511 Bryant
Holstein J., r. 303 Octavia
Homeier Max, teacher music, r. 1408 Mission
Honey Comb Gold Mining Co. (Yuba Co., Cal.), Otto
Metchke secretary, office 328 Mont, room 20
Hooper E. J., r. 720 Sutter
Hopkins A. D. Mrs., dressmaker, 1204 Market
Hopkins I. H., r. 1204 Market
Horu Christopher, groceries and liquors, 539 Jackson,
r. 1321 Montgomery
Horner Abbie O. (widow), r. 101 Mason
Horton A. C, teacher, r. 34 Ellis
Horton George W., r. 34 Ellis
HowarckJames L., r. 248 Dora
Howe C. A., r. 2020 Mission
Howell S. S., stockbroker, office 415 Sansom, r. Oak-
land
Howhmd Cora Mrs., r. 1328 California
Howlett Georgia F. (widow), r. 720 Market
Hubbard A. S, bookkeeper, office 531 California, room
5, r. Abbotsford House
Hubbard Fannie L. (widow) , r. 523 Folsom
HUBBARD J. B. SONS & CO. (Eugene A.
and Frank E. Hubbard), importers brass, copper,
and kerosene goods, and plated ware, 120 Front
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment
ANDEESON & P-ANLOLPH, Jewekrs, 101 Montgomery St
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Hubbert John, butcher, r. 118 Oak
Hubbert Wallace R., butcher, r. 118 Oak
Hubbert Willis H., butcher, r. 118 Oak
Huber F. A., miller and mill stone builder Cosmo-
politan Milling Co., otfice 712 Sansom, r. 704 Pac
Hughey Williaiij P., painter, r. 322 Sixteenth
Hunt Kdwin O.. machinist, r. 1211 H Bush
Hunt George W., clerk W.W. Montague & Co., r. 7063^
Pine
Hunt .John Jr. (Hunt .^- Rising) . r. 1521 California
Hunt Samuel M., r. 512 Leavenworth
Huntsman George H. (J. W. David.son & Co.), r. Eu-
rope
Hurlburt Thomas B., butcher, r. Ifil8 West Mission
Hyman Mar}-, clerk Edward M. Murphy, 415 Market
INGERSOLLi GEORGE S., storage and com-
uiissi'in, Ilnl Batterj-, r. 1510 Larkin
IXGERSOX H. H., physician, office and r. 323
Geary
Ijani.s Frank D., r. International Hotel
Irish H. E. (widow), nuise, r. 330 Geary
Irving William, r. 340 Oak
Isaais H. I. Mrs. (widow), r. .529 Turk
l8aai:s Joshua D., clerk Ro6enbaum& Co., r. .529 Turk
Israel Salmon (Israel & Co.), r. Nucleus House
Israel k. Co. (Salmon Israel and Achille Edinger),
agents Trocadero kid gloves, 12C Kearny, room 38
j Jackson Andrew, money order department Post-office,
j r. 708 Ix'avenworth
' Jackson Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. SE cor Pine
' and Larkin
: Jackson Emily E. Miss, r. 1725 Leavenworth
Jackson Jane (widow), cook, r. 172.5 Leavenworth
Jackson John A., real estate, office 318 Pine, room 3,
r. Napa
Jacobs .\lhi;rt, real estate and commission, office 206
Washington, r. 442 Greenwich
Jacolisou Simon, peddler, r. 1131 Folsom
.lacoby Paxton K., policeman City Hall, r. 2008 Miss
Jacovich Samuel, waiter, r. 14 Hawthorne
Jeffers William H. (Universal Copying Co.). r. 110
Eleventh
JeflTrcy Sarah A. (widow), r. 959 Harrison
Jenkins Adeline M. Mrs., r. 501 Post
Jenkins Henry M., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co r
.501 Po.st
JEXNIXGS JOHN, proptr Hooper's South End
Grain Wanhouse, NW cor Japan and Townsend.
r. .520 Third
Jensen Pett r, carriagemaker Carvill Maniif. Co., r.
.539 Stevenson
I Johnson Andrew, carriagemaker, r. 11 Powell
Johnson G. Harry, bookkeeper A. H. Todd & Co r
118 Post ■' ■
Johnson Edward C, commission merchant r 10'''8
Market
Johnson J. A., manager MorningHerald, office NE cor
Montgomery and Clay
Johnson LydiaM. Mrs., nurse, r. 1305 J^ Polk
Jonas Louis, peddler, r. 137 Clara
JO.XASSOX S, .1., attorney at law, office 417
Bush, r. 2.50M California
Jones Charles E.. manager Retailers' Mercantile
Agency, office NW cor Powell and Eddy, room C
Jones ('. J. K., assistant pastor First Congregational
, Churth. r. .501 Post
I Jones Edward, salesman, r. 311 Jessie
Jones James L.. r. 1211 Turk
j Jones Hiihard R.. coalpasser 8. S. Idaho, r. 2 Law-
' renre PI
I Jones Sarah A. (widow) . r. 734 Tehama
Jones Thomas, blacksmith 8. F. Forge Co., r. 65
Clementina
Jones Thomas M., agent, r. 311 Jessie
Jory John H.. r. 939 :M«rket •
Joyce Micliael J.(Bourdet i Joyce) ,r. SW. or Howard
and Fifth
Kahl Christ, cigarmnkt r Louis Saihsel, r. 18 First
Kahn Samuel (J. F-Wcstheinier \ Co.), r. Cos Sutter
Kane Cliarles E.. arti siau pipemaker Francis Smith
A: Co.. r. l:iO Heale
Kane Maggie Mrs., seamstress, r. \W\ Shipley
Karaoloff I). Emanuel, Interpreter languages, r. 1028
Market
Kaufman Henry M., salesman Bach, Meese & Co., r.
(-30 Eddy
Keith Hugh P., painter Woodward's Gardens, r. 4J^
Erie
Keith William E.. painter Woodward's Gardens, r.
4', Erie
' Kelley John C. contractor, r. 1803 Stockton
Kellogg L. UeWitt, salesman John B. Russell, r. 18
j Hubbard
I Kelly Isabella Miss, r. 72(; Fulton
I Kellv James, suijerintendtnt California White Lead
I Works, r. 972 Bryant
I Kelly Mary, domestic 1236 Twenty-first
\ Kelly -Mary T..janitres8 Hayes Valley Primarv School,
I r. 741 Tehama
I Kelly Winifred, domestic 416 Tyler
Kemp Henry R. (Richards & Kemp) , r. 1621^. Sutter
I Kempner Marks, furniture, 974 Folsom
Kendrick F., r. 012 Nineteenth
Kennison George, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kenny Kearn, real estate agent, 22 Kearny, r. 1628
Pierce
Kent Henry G., messenger Pacific Transfer Co., r. 302
Seventeenth
Kentucky Colony Land .Association, Charles U. Rich-
ards secretary, office (>52 Maket. room 2
Kerlin L. E. Mrs., nurse, r. 405 Powell
Kerr James A., teacher piano and violin, NW cor
Second and Folsom
Kerr Thomas, clerk Parrott & Co., r. NW cor Second
and Folsom
Kerr Thomas H., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. NW
cor Second and Folsom
\ Keys Gilbert S. (Dempster & Keys), r. Oakland
] Kidney John J., conductor Central R.R., r. 503 Minna
Kiernan Mary, domestic, r. 23 Natoma
Kilday Nellie Miss, r, C35 California
Killduff Lizzie (widow), r. 143 Silver
Kimball Listen, salesman, r. 706V Pine
King Austin, letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r, 638 How
] Kingsburg Emily Mrs., r. 1308 Devisadero
j Kinzer George W., miner, r. 1420 Hyde
: Kipp Florence M. Miss, teacher music, r. 324 Twenty-
1 second
j Kipp John E., conductor Central Pac. R. R., r. 324
Twenty-second
] Knapp Charles E., r. 2209 Jackson
I Koppel Siegfried C, bookkeeper Singer Manuf. Co.,
I r. 319 Geary
Koshland Brothers (Nathan and Max), dealers wool,
hides, and furs, and commission merchants, 19
I Sansom
Koshland Max (Koshland Brothers), r. Portland, Ore-
gon
Koshland Nathan (Koshland Brothers), r. 1501 Steiner
Kostromilinofz .Alexand<r, r. 724 Bush
KRAKER >Si ISRAEL (Michael Kraker and Max
Israel), nianuf ladies' and childrens' underwear,
.521-523 Market
Kramer Jennie Miss, with James M. Forrest, r. 335
Shipley
Kramer John W., nurse St. Luke's Hospital, r. 335
Shipley
Kramer John W. Jr., clerk Gradwohl & Co., r. 335
Shipley
Kramer William, clerk Gradwohl & Co., r. 335 Shipley
Krueger Joseph H., manuf walking canes, 769 Market,
r. 4M0 Natoma
Krueger S., r. 430 Natoma
Kuhl Gustave, wines and liquors, 108 Sutter, r. 212
OFarrell
Kull Theodore E., foreman job department Patrick J.
Thomas, r. 2210 Fillmore
La Pai-cih H. a., r. 503 Bush
j Lacy Florence M. Miss, milliner, r. 118 Post
I Lacy Gilbert, horse dealer, r. 715 Howard
j Ladd A. A., r. 1515V, Broadway
1 Lady Washington Mining Co. (Storey C".,Nev.). D. L.
Thomas secretary, office 20,'t Bush, room 3
Lafaix Jean R.. engraver, r. 320 Sutter
Lake Erie Iron Company (Cleveland, Ohio), W. M.
Wilson agent, office 123 California, room 4
Lake J. S. (widow), r. 1305>6 Polk
I Lake Laurel 1)., pi inter, r. 7 Sixth
I Lamb F. H.. siiperiutendent first district Western
Union Telegraph Co., office 302 Montgomery, r.
723 Webster
Lamprtcht Margaret E. Mrs. (widow), r. 1904 Mission
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 715 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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liANCASTER «& NORTHON (Joseph Lancaster
and J. W. Northon), merchant tailors, 613 Mont
Landrigau Edward, shoemaker Buclsiugham & Hecht,
r. 2 Twelfth
Landrigan Michael, teamster, r. 310 Nineteenth
Lang .Tames, carpenter, r. 520 Geary
Lang Mary E., variety store, 5'20 Geary
Langendorfer Josie Miss, milliner Mme. Oulif, r. 830
Mission
Langendorfer P. Miss, r. 830 Mission
IiANGHiEY HENRY G., directory miblisher, office
14 Montgomery Av, r. 1803 Stockton
Larpenter Hattle P. Miss, dressmaker, r. 105 Stockton
Larsen Eliza (widow) , r. 527 Greenwich
LavcUe Louis P., bakery, 418 Broadway
liAWLiOR JOHN M., manager Commercial Ho-
tel, SE cor Montgomery Av and Pacific, r. 2219
Tavlor
LAWRENCE EDWIN A., attorney at law, office
434 California, r. Bay Farm Island, Alameda
Lawrence William, r. 1018 Slitter
Lawson Fred A., bookkeeper John G. Bodge k Co., r.
720 Leavenworth
Lawson James S., r. 331 Ellis
Lawton Franklin (E. M. Miles & Co.), r. 732 Post
Laznre Lonis T., bookkeeper John W. Coleman, r. 711
Post
Leahy Patrick, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. K.
Learned M. E. Mrs., r. 109 Taylor
Leary E.W., jeweler, r. 222 Jessie
Lee Albert E., clerk Joseph Litchfield & Co., r. 3
Yerba Buena
Lee Arthur, collector N. Gray k Co., r. 3 Yerba Buena
Lee John W., carjjenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 965
Folsom
Lee Joseph, marine artist, office and r. 803 Montgom-
ery, room 9
Lee Mary A. (widow), r. 3 Yerba Buena
Leon B. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 1028 Market
Leonard John H. A., tinsmith, r. 1019 Pacific
LEONARD PATRICK J., manager P. F.
lier, office 621 Sansom, room 5, r. 240 Taylor
Leszynsky Julius J., dry goods, 133 Kearny, r
Geary
Levy Emanuel, secretary Pacific Provident Assn, office
330 Pine, room 55, r. 2101 Bush
LEWIS EDWIN & SON (J. Eome Lewis), gene-
ral insurance agents, office 410 California
Leyner Ella Miss, r. 765 Market
Lieb C. Warren (California Printing Co.), r. 120
Park .\v
Lieb Hairy [California Printing Co.) , r. 120 Park Av
Lindman John A., engineer, r. 6>^ Moss
Lindquist Carl O., tinsmith Emile Boesch, r. 1036
Folsom, rear
Lindquist Helvig (widow), r. 1036 Folsom, rear
Little George D., collector, r. 313 Fourth
Little George H., teacher music, r. 961 Mission
Littlefield Ivory F., mining, r. 710 Folsom
Loch William, packer Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. 13
Tehama
Locke Anna H. (widow), r. 524 Geary
Locke J. Everett, compositor Evening Bulletin
Geary
Lockwood J. K. Mrs., r. 611 Nineteenth
Logan J. I. & Co., undertakers and eiubalmers, 1248
Market
Logemann William G., r. 10 Lick PI
London Furniture Co. (Kobert Blum and Albert
Schroepf er) , 637 Market
Longley George W. (G.W. Longley & Co.) , r. 420 Mont
Longley G. W. & Co. (J. B. Fowler) , restaurant, 523
Clay
Lord Sarah (widow) , r. 710 Bush
Lord Thomas H., watchmaker and jeweler, 3 Floral
Grove, r. 112 J^ Fell
Lord William, shipcnrpenter, r. 756 Howard
Louisellc Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 214 Ellis
Lovejoy Mary M. (vvidow) , nurse, r. 144 Fifth
Lowden John, waiter, r. 436 Stevenson
Lucky William S., accountant, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Ludlum Edwin (Woodhams & Ludlum) , r. 121 Turk
Lundgren C. A., r. 156 Shipley
Lupton Charles B. (Wiggett & Lupton), r. 322 Bran
Luttrell James F., helper meltcr and refiners' depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 3 Liberty, nr Townsend
Luttrell James N., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
322 Beale
Luty Charles, r. 734 Broadway
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Luty Frederick E., real estate and stockbroker, office
330 Pine, room 5, r. Oakland
Lyford Charles E., r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Lynch John, machinist, r. 510 Minna
Lynn Emma, r. 639 Third
Lynn Peter A., stovemouuter George H. Tay & Co., r.
639 Third
Lyons George W., r. 1326 Market
MacNaughton a. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 946 Harrison
Mahouey Michael, gardener, r. 1607 Howard
Mamugowina Paul, artist, r. 1030 Montgomery
MANCUSI G., professor vocal art, r. 428 Eddy
Manesca Gussie Miss, r. 946 Harrison
Manning Dennis, r. 1028 Twenty-tirst
Manning Thomas M., plunib« r, 1631 Market
Marjesoii Augie E. (widow), dressmaker, r. 420 Sixth
Markey Frank, r. 322 Beale
Marsh George T. (Doyle k Co.), r. 338 Thirteenth
Marsh Srephen H., teacher music, r. 5 Henrietta
Square
Marshall Rebecca Mrs., chambermaid, r. 405 Third
Martin Amelia Mrs., r. 784 Folsom
Martin H. A., r. 540 Folsom
Martin John C, solicitor Evening Post, r. 521 Twenty-
second
Massy Richard E., r. 2 Caroline PI
Mathews Samuel, packer Seth Thomas Clock Co., r.
1111 Pacific
Mathewson William A., r. 1211 Fillmore
Matthews Esther W. (widow) , r. 906 Market
Mauoh Theobald, bookkeeper Hueter Bros. & Co., r.
Ahlborn House
Maxwell John, carpenter, r. 608 Ivy Av
Mayberry Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 414 Jones
Mayberry John L., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 122 Ellis
Mayers Peter, employee Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 1221
Clay
Mayo Maggie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Mayson Joseph M., office 314 Pine, r. 522 Sutter
McCarthy John F., assistant managing editor Evening
Post, office 502 Montgomery, r. 602 Filbert
McCarthy John F., student Heald's Business College,
r. 706 Ja Pine
McCarty Annie Miss, teacher French and English In-
stitute, SE cor Mason and Pacific
McCarty Annie M. Mrs., r. 1 Highland Terrace
McClennan Samuel, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. What Cheer House
McClintock William H. (McClintock & Gesvret), r.
1426 Mason
McClintock & Gesvret (William H McClintock and
Eugene Gesvret) , shiis and Custom House brokers,
417 Washington
McC onaby Horace, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 14 Second Av
McConkey John, bookkeeper Moore, Hunt k Co.
McConnell George W., r. ii23 Howard
McDonald George (J. J. Coughliu & Co.), r. 569 Miss
McDonald James M. Jr., student Lake & McKoon, r.
732 Slitter
McDonald Roderick, seaman, r. 625 Howard
McEachren B. D., looking-glass and picture-frame
manufacturer, 132 Main, r. 533 Jessie
McElhinny Jane, domestic, r. 19 Langtnn
McElhinny M. A., law and collection, 715 Clay, r. 2109
Larkin
McFadden D. M., r. 239 Eleventh
McGill Henry M., attorney at law, office 704 Mont-
gomery, room 5, r. 342 Dorland
McGill Mollie Miss, r. 1131 i-i Mission
McGreevey Mary Miss, r. 916 Market
McGregor A. T., r. 110 Fourth
McGrew William K., attorney at law, office 214 San-
som, r. 2 Chelsea PI
McGuire Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 356 Minna
McGuire J. H., r. 634 Stevenson
McHeury William C. steward Pacific Mail S. S. City
of New York, r. 2321 Webster
McKce Charles, helper S. F. Forge Co.,r. 28 Natoma
McKoe Mamie S. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 711
Post
McKenna Alice Miss, r. 229 J^ Dora
McKenzie Donald T., r. 1.328 California
McKINNEY MURRAY, architectural and orna-
mental woodcarver, NW cor Howard and Spear, r.
240 Sixth
McLean John, r. 1611 Leavenworth
McMahan Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 534 Ellis
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McMahon John, medical student, r. HO Kearny
McMorris Ida Mrs., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
McXamara Henrietta (widow) , r. 1232 Broadway
McNeil Albert B.iNcNeil Brothers), r. 13 Trintnty
^IcXTlH. BROTHERS (Albert B. and Homer H.
McNeil), druggists' label, book and job printers,
13-15 Trinity
McNeil Homer H.( McNeil Brothers) , r. 13 Trinity
McQuaid Mary, r. 93o Folsom
McTieman M. J., r. 9i(j Harrison
Meajiher William F., boot and shoemaker. Ill Geary
:»IEEKER, JAMES & CO. (David Meeker and
aud William James), importers and jobbers car-
riage and wajjon materials. 117-119 Market
■ MEEKER (ik BANKS (Get>r(je C. Meeker and W.
O. Banks), architects, office 38 Thuilow Block
i Mefret Xavier, principal French and English Insti-
tute, SE cor Mason and Pacific
! Meigs .\.W. (Meigs A: Co.), r. 1246 Howard
Menu Charles D., glove manufacturer. 2o26 Folsom
Mernois Mathilda Miss, milliner, r. 2G22 Sacramento
Merrill 0. C. r. 746 Mission
Metcalf William M.(Heins i Metcalf) . r. 517 Bush
I Meyer Aaron, manager Our Boys and Girls Cigar
Factory, NE cor ."^an and Mercbant, r. 1204 Leav i
Meyer John Henry, r. S .k Water, nr Taylor
Mever Julius, tailor, r. 37 Third " 1
I 31EYER LOl'IS, proptr Delmonico Bestaurant.
' 1007 Market, r. Alameda
I Meyerson Abraham, cigarJealer, r. 319 Hyde
Middleton Emilie( widow), r. 2622 Sacramento
: Miles Edward I{.(W. H. Philpot K Co.), r. W g Wash- ;
j ingtou Av, nr Twenty-seventh I
i Miles E. M.(E. M. Miles * Co.), r. 2410 Washington '
Miles E. M. >\: Co. (Franklin Lawton), commission ,
i stockbrokers. 413 Montgomery
Miles Libbie Miss, r. 102 Dora ;
; Miller George, distiller, r. 711 Geary I
Miller Ji>hn W., brickmason, r. 14 Turk i
Miller Maggie Miss (M. Mill-r ^- Co.) . r. 14 Turk |
Miller Margaret A. Mrs., milliner, 8 Fifth I
.Miller M. J., r. 200 Stockton !
Minor James D., miner, r. NW cor Valencia and '■
Twenty-third |
Minot Jai:e Mrs. (\N-idow), ladies' nurse, r. 721 Bryant ,
MITCHLEH GOTTL.OB, commission merchant, :
nffice 40 I'alif. rnia. r. NW cor Sac and Jones
JIOLIXEUX UEXRY, manager Seth Thomas '
' Clock Co.. 132 Sutter, r. 216 Bush
; Monroe Archibald C, r. 2321 Webster (
I Monroe James William, student Heald's Business Col- i
lege, r. 2321 Webster i
Montgumtry Lena Miss, r. 106 Post
' Moore Philip D., miner, r. 1137 Mission 1
Mi>relos Refu^..i (Courtade *: Morelos), r. 1502 Mason '
MOR.Xl-VG HERALD, Herald Publishing Co. i
jiroiitrs, office NE cor Montg'imery and Clay [
Morris Samuel F., lodgings, 52 Second I
Momscjn David, employee Pope .V Talbot, r. .307Ritch ,
Morrison John B. (Morrison A: Co.), r. Twenty-second
I nr Shotwell
Morshead George W., r. 268 Tyler
I Mowry Kicliard D., poultry and game, stalls 103-104 ■
California Market, r. 613 Minn.-j i
Maehe & Guggen (Charles Mueheand Edward P. Gug-
gen), proptrs Meyer's Bakery, 2U Sutter
Mull Edgar P., student Heald's Business College, r. '
706 S Pine I
Muller Adolph, furrier, 644 Markrt. r. 1504 Pacific
MURPHY JOHX LlTTRELIi, attornev at law, '
office 720 Market, room.s 15-16, r. Oakland'
Murphy k Coiiners (Owen .K. Murphy and John Con-
nera), coiumissiou merchants, 508 Sansom i
Name John, shoemaker, r. Octavia bet Grove and
Fulton
Naylor R. A. Mrs., r. 1109 Montgomery
Meiman Jose Mrs., r. 418 Powell
Ni ttle Kmma Mrs., embroideress. r. .550 Mi8.<iion
Neuman <.)»car. bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Co.
Neumann Mark. r. 115 Haight
Neuzil Jo^epll, porter, r. 431 Pine
Newb'M George A., V. S. Internal Revenue guscer, r.
1 Bowle.M PI
NewlwiM William F., bookkeeper James De la Mon-
tanya, r. 1 Bowles PI
Jiewcum J. Weslev, architect, r. 1218 Mission
Newell William W., printers' composition rollers, 51G
Commercial, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Newman John R., carpenter, r. 142 Seventh
Nichols Andrew, r. 1028 Market
Nillson Charles A., tailor, r. 446 Miuna
North Carson Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ormsby
Co., Nev.). John H. Griffiths secretary, office 113
Leidesdorff
Nohl Eugene W., foreman whitening room U. S. Mint,
r. 113 Guerrero
Nougues Sadie Mrs., r. 704 Post
Nuun Ann H. (widow) , r. 5.50 Mission
Nunu Frederick, waiter, r. 550 Mission
Nunn George, coachman, r. 550 Mission
O'BKrEX James, laborer, r. 83334 Geary
O'Brien James Jr., sash and bUndmaker, r. 83SH
Geary
O'Connor Clara F. Miss, seamstress 1515 Clay
O'Dea Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Larkin
and Union
O'Malley Hoskiug, r. 149 Tehama
Oakley C. M., travelling ageut. r. Lick House
Odermatt Franci- A., dentist Winter v*c Winter, r. 602
Franklin
Opdyke Peter, shoemaker, r. 31 Linden
Ortion August, diamondsetter California Jewelry Co..
r. 925 Washington
Otto Richard, operator Charles E. Ehmann, r. Sanchez,
bet Twenty-sixth and Twentv-seventh
Pacific Coast Free Thinker, Free Thinking Publish-
ing Co. proprietors, office 603 Washington
Pacific Coast Law Journal. William T. Bag^^ett & Co.
publishers, office 720 Market
Pacific Coast Soap Co., office 4iil Sansom
PACIFIC YACHT CLUB, Henry G. Langley
secretary, office 14 Montgomery Av
Packard George If., clerk Oriental Tea Co.. r. 21 Sixth
Page Frank W., coiner's department U. S. Mint, r.
1803 Stockton
PAGE, MOORE & CO. (Wilfred Page, James
Moore, and John E. Hobson), commission mer-
chants. 213 Clav
Palmers. E. Mrs., "r. 28 McAllister
Parker Lmily E. (widow), r. 914 Taylor
Parker Thomas B.. letter carrier Post-office, r. 914
Taylor
Parks Caroline A., r. 303 Octavia
Parsons A., r. 411 Ellis
Patrick Annie Miss. r. 329 O'Farrell
Patten J. E. Mrs., r. 8 Elliot Park
Patton Mary Miss, laundress, r. 1513 California
Payne Dennis, barber Olympic Club, r.90 Everett
Peck Philip, manager Franco American Perfumery Co.,
office 120 Sutter, r. 905 Market
Peck 8anford C, r. 311 Dupont
Peirce W. Henri, salesman Becker & Jacoby, r. 1222
Mission
Pen Daren Coal Mining Co. (Alameda Co.), John H.
Griffiths secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff
Pena H. Diaz (Ramsdell & Peiia). r. 931 Valencia
Pendergast James H., picture frames and gilding, 861
Market
Perriii George H.. r. 1 Highland Terrace
PESTXER «& HIL,DEBR.VXr>T (Mrs. G. Pest-
uer and W. C. Hildebrandt) . importers wines and
liquors, 411-413 Battery
Peterson George, fresco i)ainter, r. 1230 Pine
Petit J., r. 873 Ji Market
Petrowska Lizzie Miss, r, 1842 O'Farrell
Philau John, books and stationery, SW cor Sutter and
Kearny, r. 4:10 '«i Natouia
Phillips Edward, painter, r. 412 Larkin
Phillips Ge<irge H., r. 1191 Harrison
Phillips J. H. & Co. (Zai'hariah Johnson), whiteners
and bootblacks, 18?^ Post
Pillsburv Evans S. (Pillsburv i Titus), r. 705 Post
PILLiSBURY & TITUS (Evans S. Pillsburj- and
Daniel Titus) , attorneys at law, office 309 Pine,
rooms 2-3
Pinching Richard L., physician, office and r. 1.526 Cal
Pingree D. M. Miss, r. 16*18 West Mission
Piquett Thomas J., clerk, r. 520 Geary
Plate A. J. Mrs. (widow), r. 1920 Washington
Plate August F. (A. J. Plate & Co.), r. 1920 Washing-
ton
Pooler Mattie Miss. dre«sni8ker, r. 7.16 Market
BULLOCE (^ JONES, 103 Mont^romery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St, opposite the Plaza.
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POPE & TALBOT (William C. ■\Villiani H., and
Charles F. A. Talbot) , lumber, and proptrs Puget
Sound Packets, oflice 204 California, lumber yard
foot Third
p. -l M. Mrs., r. 2415 Clay
Potrero Curled Hair and Cocoa Fibre Co. (Thoma.s
McAuley and J. F. Sweeney), factory Potrero, nr
Rope Walk
Prince .-ibraham H., cigars and tobacco, 509 Mont
Prinz Adolph, r. 37 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
PRIXZ JOHN', wines and liquors, 1121 Mission, r.
.^7 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Probert C, r. 306 Leavenworth
Qviss Julia Miss, r. 24 Sixth
Quiuu Margaret Mrs., r. 142 3^ Fourth
R.4.BJOHX Edwin, patternmaker, r. 858 Howard
Radke .\lfred, jeweler, r. 1524 Clay
Kafael Louis, commission merchant, r. 311 Hyde
Bammelsberfi Augustus, superintendent Berkeley
Ferry, office 6.">2 Market, r. Berkeley
Ramon J., r. 731 Vallejo
Baymond W. J. Mrs., r. 765 Market
Bedstone J. H., i^atent of&ce and counsellor at law,
office 22 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Regensburger David H., attorney at law, office 438 Cal-
ifornia, r. 29 Dupont
Reese O. M., r. Ill}* Minna
Reubin Hiram, peddler, r. 544 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Bevnolds Morris, r. 732 Howard
Eevnolds Myron H., r. 905 Market
Reynolds Thomas, r.l604 Post
Rhine Nathan, merchant, r. 311 Hyde
Rhoades Jeremiah, r. 211 Second
Rice John P., clerk freight auditor's office Central
Pac. E. E., r. 105 Stockton
Rice Richard, plumber and gaslitter, 107 Geary, r. NE
cor Twenty-fourth and Valencia
Rich N. Asbury. clerk, r. 335 Fourth
Richards Daniel, salesman Raymond & Wilshire, r.
XE cor Twenty-sixth and Bart'.ett
Richards Ezra, mining, office 310 Pine, r. Oakland
Richards James E., manager N. Y. and S. F. Collar
Co.. office 6 Battery, r. 13 Ninth
Richards William H.. dentist, office 19 Sixth, r. 25}^
Stockton
RICHARDS & KERIP (Charles H. Richards and
Henry R. Kemp) , real estate agents. 6.52 Market
Richardson William, bookkeeper A. Crawford & Co.,r.
516 3^ Fell
Richmann Henry, machinist, 23 Stevenson, r. 1131
Howard
Rigollet Bernard, fruitu, 109 Geary
Ring Charles, r. 1019 Pacific
Eiii;,' Robert S., clerk Root A: Sanderson, r. 434 Second
Ringgold Charley S., clerk, r. 715 Fulton
Roberts Jessie, r. 321 Minna
Robertson J. ©.(Standard Publishing Co.), office 621
Sansom, r. Oakland
Robinson Juan A., clerk Mullan & Hyde, r. 807 Cal
Robinson Oscar (Robinson k Co.), r. 19 Turk
Rockford Joseph, r. 414 Shipley
Rockwell James W., r. 142 Seventh
Rosander John A., restatrrant keeper, r. 156 Shipley
Roseman F., r. 522 Xatoma
Rosenblatt Milton, student, r. 1311 Tyler
Rosenthal R. Mrs., r. 331 Hayes
Rowley A. B., r. 2719 Mission
Rowley B. N.. r. 2719 Mission
Rumwell Estella A. (widow) . r. 911 Hyde
Russell John B., boots and shoes, 101 Dupont, r. 1018
Vallejo
Ryan James, laborer, r. 32 Garden
Ryan Maggie, domestic 311 Hyde
Sachsel Joseph, agent Lotus Sachsel, r. 207 Mont Av
Sachsel Louis, cigar manuf, 708 Montgomery, room
4, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Sampson Osmond, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 511 Stev
San Francisco Tribune, Carlos White proptr, office 320
Sansom
Sanvev R. H., r. 112 Jones
SAUCEL.ITO AXr> SAX FRANCISCO
TR.\XSFER CO. (J. S. Bellrude), office 324
Davis
Sauerland Lewis, conductor Clay Street Hill B. R., r.
1.524 Clay
Savage O. H., r. 158"^ Silver
ScharflfJ. D., salesman Neustadter Brothers, r. 106
Post
Schneider E. F., r. 323 Turk
Schoenfield Harry, r. 1028 Market
Schoenholz Herman, clerk Schoenholz Brothers &
& Co., r. 415 Hayes
Scholten Henry, r. 2302 Howard
Schottler Antone, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Montgomery and Vallejo, r. 1102 Montgomery
Schuldheis John George, clockmaker Seth Thomas
Clock Co., r. 315 Stockton
Schulenburg Adolph, r. 469 Minna
Schultz Charles, theatrical and concert business man-
ager, r. 541 Turk
Schwartz William H., clerk Cherry & Caspar, r. 1208
Turk
Schwarz S., r. 1003 Minna
Scott Richard, policeman City Hall, r. 24 Rondel PI
Scott Thomas A., r. 509 Washington
Scranton Theodore E., r. 843 Broadway
Seadam Louisa (widow) , r. 924 Mission
Seaman's Boarding Ma.'^ters' Assn, Richard Chute
agent, office 610 Front
Seitz George, dairyman William Mitchell, r, 516
Third
SETH THOMAS CLOCK CO., Henry Molineui
manager, 132 Sutter
Sevening Calvin G., shijiping clerk George W. Clark,
r. 722 Green
Shaw Charles W., laborer, r. cor Mont and Chestnut
Shaw Isaac R., secretary Tiger Gold and Silver Min-
ing Co. (Nevada), office 113 Leidesdorff
Shawhan W., r. Palace Hotel
Sheffield J. L., r. 408 Fell
Sheldon Mary A. Mrs., agent Sewing Machines, r. 713
Valencia
Shields James H., compositor Evening Post, r. 1613
Leavenworth
Shimmin Clara E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 514 Geary
Shipley Frank C, clerk, r. 109 Sutter
Shotwell James H., clerk George W. Reid, r. SE cor
Clav and Leavenwrrth
Shreve George W., importer and jobber fire arms, 309
Bush. r. 906 Steiner
Shulock L. M., r. 1125 Mission
Shulock Stephen W., with Emil Loeven, r. 1125 Miss
Sichel E. iVc Bro. (Eugene and Jacob), cigars and to-
bacco, 21 Kearny
Simon Charles J., salesman Nast k Greenzweig, r. 525
Turk
Simon Herman L. (Stein, Simon & Co.), r. 1528 Sutter
Skinner Grace E. Mrs., r. 2304 Howard
Slosson Edward, r. 1418 Hyde
Slosson Edward Jr., clerk Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r, 1418 Hyde
Smiley Henry, r. Turk Street Hotel
Smith Delia (widow) , r. 259 Clara
Smith Edwin A., driver Roger's >Iission Express, r.
324 Treat av
Smith Elizabeth (widow) , r. 36 Louisa
Smith F. P., clerk, r. 1316 California
Smith Hugh, porter, r. 36 Louisa
Smith John J., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
36 Louisa
Smith Mary G. Mrs., lodgings. 1030 Howard
Smith Michael, laborer, r. 2 Lincoln PI
Smith Patrick, drayman, r. 2 Lincoln PI
Smith P. H., r. 250 Tehama
Smith Van De Water, capitalist, r. Wadsworth House
Smith William B., court-room clerk Fifteenth District
Court, r. Colonnade House
Sniffen S. T. Mrs., r. 2422 Mission
Snook John A., clerk, r. Bartlett, nr Twenty-fifth
Spalding E. C, r. 1516 Broadway
Spangler -Line (widow) , dressmaker, r. 1232 Broadway
Spinney Waldron S., sniJtrintendent S. F. Cordage
Factory, r. 558 Folsom
Springer Jason (Jason Springer & Co.) , r. 1815 Eddy
Springer Samuel F., clerk Pacific Commercial Co., r.
1305}^ Polk
Springer Watson K., lumber merchant, r. 1820 Jessie
Sproule George W., clerk, r. 72i) Market
St. John A. B., clerk, r. 11 Pearl
Stafford John, carpenter, r. H26 Green, rear
Stark Nina, domestic, 1.528 Sutter *
Stateler J. W., r. 117 Taylor
Stephan Susie Miss, teacher, r. 2315 Howard
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct
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Stevenson Andrew, clerk, r. 1114 Stelner
Stevenson Emma Mrs., dressmaker, lill Howard
Stevenson Jerome N., painter, r. 611 Howard
STtLLA HAFS-POSTEX, Yoimgberg & Jonas-
son ijublishers, olfice il7 Bush
Stoddart Archibald C, phj-sician, office and r. 611
Washington
Stone A. L. Mrs., physician, office and r. 937 Market
Stonecifer William, r. 1028 Market
Storm Cornelius, coal dealer, office 333 Montgomery.
r. 17 Rincon PI
Stout William P., attorney at law, office 405 Califor-
uia, r. 10t;0 Fulton
Strickland W. R.. janitor 414 California, r. 1725 Leav
Struble Wallace R.,as.so iate editor Pacitic Coast Free
Thinker, office 603 Washington, r. 2019 Mission
Sullivan Grace Mrs., ladies' hairdresser and human
hair, 5 Eddy
Sullivan James P., r. 5 Eddy
Sullivan Thomas D., driver Market St. R. R., r. 1208
Steiner
Swain Frank, bookkeeper P. J. Kennedy, r. E s Potre-
ro Av, nr Twenty-fourth
Swanberg Charles O. (Swanberg & West), r. 325
Chistnnt
Swift .John D. (J. D. Swift K Co.) , r. 813 Capp
Swim D. K., stockbroker, office 318 Montgomery, r.
SE cor Castro and Twenty-fourth
TAYLOR F. B. «& CO., importers and commis-
sion m'-rchauts, 12(J-122 Front
Taylor S. F., r. 1747 Mission
Taylor Thomas W., stevedore, r. 26 Clementina
The State (Weekly >, Henry George editor and publish-
er, office 224 Montgomery
Thiele Agues (widow), r. 1022 West Mission
Thom Wohrden Henry, carpenter, r. 14 Wash Av
Thomas Zero L., cook, r. 1108 Pacific, rear
Thompson Clara M M.ss, r. 927 Howard
Thome Charles R., r. 010 Sutter
Thorp Jostph, r. 218 Herman
Tibbey .-Vlexauder S., fur dealer, office 507 Mont, r. 413
Hyde
Tiedi-mann J. H., r. 430 Stevenson
Tierney Patrick J., butcher Samuel J, Campbell, r.
13 Clara
Tilford Thomas, clerk, r. 31 Liberty
Timm Peter, r. 479 Jessie
Titus Daniel (PiUsbury & Titus), attorney at law, of-
fice 309 Pine, rooms 2-3
Tobin John D., clerk, r. 799 Mission
Tollman J. M., r. .>24 Geary
Towijsind Mo-cs D., stock speculator, r. Commercial
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Tracy CJharles E., dentist R. B. Learn, r. 107 Fifth
Tracy Harriet H. Mrs., dressuiaker, r. 107 Fifth
Tracy .lohu, plumber Richard Rice. r. 9 Stockton
Tracy William W., carpiut r. r. 107 Fifth
Trad.' Her Id (The) , J. Wylie Duncan publibher. office
771 .Mission
Tripp Etta Miss, r. 1132 Valencia
TNIOX BR.\SS FOUNDRY, diovannini k Co.
propriet irs, 417-419 Mission
Universal Copying c'().(\v. H. Jeffers, F. F.Wells, and
A. K. Kipps), manufs India ink, crayon and oil
portraits, 1430-1438 Market
Valf.ntink Nicholas, nightwatchman Brunswick
House. 148 Sixth
Van Gulpin Carl. r. 2425 Buchauan
Vanat.a John JI., policumau City Hall, r. NW cor
Twenty-third and Valencia
Vineyard Mary A., r. 33,^ Thirteenth
Von Salix Charles, machinist, r. 222^ Fourth
Wadsworth Frederick, r. 550 Mission
Wagner V Mrs., r. 757 Howard
AVaite Frederick C, first officer bark Don Nicholas, r.
18 Rincon Av
Walgamot John, r. 706H Pine
Walker G. H., clerk, r. Occidental Hotel
Walter H.. r. 219 Dupont
Ward H., bookkeeper, r. 17 Verba Buena
Ward Maggie Miss, r. 972 Bryant
Warren Nellie Mrs., r. 1236 Mission
Washburn R. W.. clerk, r. 520 Kearny
Wassermau Elkan, superintendent Louis Sloss & Go's
Warehouse, office 310 Sansom. r. 1309 Tyler
Waterman Levi A.., engineer, r. 324 Twenty-second
Waters Lucinda (widow), r. 314 Treat Av
Waters William J., solicitor, r. 440 Bush
Watson Erastus A., machinist George L. Pierce, r. 423
Harrison
Watson Isabella Jane, domestic 916 Bush
Watson Thomas, r. 129 Third
Weil H. L., r. 705 Larkin
Weiss Henry, cook, r. 715 Hyde
Wells Charles H., commission merchant and agent
Puget Sound Packet Line, office 20 California, r.
West Oakland
Westheimer J. F. ^t Co. (Samuel Kahn), coffee saloon,
322 Montgomery
Westheimer J. Ferdinand (J. F. Westheimer & Co.),
r. 1128 McAllister
Whalev E. A., r. 25 Erie
Whiteside Lucy E. Miss, r. 338 Thirteenth
Wbitweller William S. Jr., physician and surgeon, of-
fice and r. 703 Market
Wiggett & Lupton (Henry Wiggett and Charles B.
Lupton), proptrs Pioneer Soda Works, 322 Bran
Wiggin A. D. Mrs., medium, r. 9 Mason
Wiggin W. Henry, bartender Hageman & Haquette,
r. 9 Mason
Wlllard Emory L. Dr. , mining, office 331 Montgom-
ery, room 28, r. 1839 Howard
Willats Kate J. (widow) , r. 521 Twenty-second
Williams Charles H., director of amusements Wood-
Ward's Gardens, r. 124 Tyler
Williams C. H. S. (widow) , r. 109 Van Ness Av
Williams J. B. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 404
Twenty-second
Williams John B., patent chimney tops, 404 Twenty-
second
Williams Mary (widow) , r. 314 Treat Av
Williams Mary A. Mrs., r. 423 Harrison
Williamson -James, assistant foremen Engine No. 4,
S. F. F. D , r. 30 V. Louisa
Wilson Frederick S., clerk Henry E. Highton, r. 2
Park PI
Wilson James, r. 507 Sixth
Wilson John B., r. IO118 Twenty-first
Wilson W. M.. agent Lake Erie Iron Co. (Cleveland,
Ohio) , 123 California, room 4, r. 1222 Pine
Wise Benjamin F., printer Dodge & Pierce, r. 2009
Folsom
Wood Benjamin, r. 2310 Washington
Woodbury George (Woodbury & Merguire), r. 710
Folsom
Woodm:in Peter R. (S. F. Candle Co.) , r. 416 Capp
Wright Ellen (widow), r. 2.532 Washington
Wright Halleck, assistant bookkeeper Spruance,
Stanley \- Co., r. 2532 Washington
Wright William J. (Wright & Thain). r. SE cor Lar-
kin and Post
Wright .t Thain (Wilinm J. Wright and Robert A.
"Thain) , candy jnanufs, SE cor Larkin and Post,
and rifreshiuent saloon. Oakland Ferry
Wynne Alice, domestic 121 Welsh
YoxTNG John C, grocer, r. 137 Third
YOUXGBERG S.V., manager Stilla Hafs-Posten,
r. 243 Tehama
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San Francisco Street anl Lnm Guile
Klshtli Kdition, Revised an<i Corrected to date.
HENRY O. liABTOliEY, Pabllslier.
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
THE
SAN FMNCISCO DIKECTORY
FOR THE YEAR COMMENCING APRIL 1, 1879.
J8®" Notice— iVames too late for regular insertion, removals, changes, etc.. which have occurred during the
printing of the work, will be found on the pages immediately preceding this.
For List of Boarding Houses, Hotels, Lodgings, etc., see Business Dieectoey, pp. 943, 989, 1006 ; for Packets
—Sail and Steam, see pp. 1023 and 1040 ; for the Location of the Offices of the dxMerent Mining Companies, see
Business Dieectoey, p. 1015.
ABBRETIATIOHrS.
Assn Association
Av Avenue
BIdg Building
bet — between
cor corner
dept department
E East
Int. Kev..Internai Kevenue
manuf. manufacturer
N North
nr near
opp oppcsite
PI Place
proptr proprietor
r resides, or residence
R. K Railroad
Rev Reverend
S South
s side
S. E. F. D....S. E. Eire Dept
8. iS Steamship
stm .stpamer
supt superintendent
W West
STEEKTS
Bat Battery
Bdwy Broadway
Bran Brannan
Cal California
Clem Clementina
Com Commercial
Diip Dupont
Eol Folsf.m
Har Harrifon
Hiiw Howard
Jack Jackson
Kfar , Kearny
Leav ....Leavenworth
Leid Leidesdorff
Lomb Lombard
Merch Merchant
Min Minna
Miss Mission
Mont Montgomery
Pac Pacific
Pow Powell
Sac Sacramento
San Sansoin
Sec Second
Ship Shipley
Steu Steiiart
Stev Stevenson
Stock Stockton
Sut Sutter
Wash Washington
AAH
ABB
A. A. HOUSE, John Cappadacy proptr, 308 Kearny
Aaron Aaron, salesman S. Bine, r. .5a'j Turk
Aaron David, embroidery stami^mauufacturer 133
Sixth, r. 91.5 Stockton
Aaron David Mrs., pleating and stamping, 915 Stock
Aaron Emil, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 743^
Clara
Aaron Emil, salesman E. Mansbach, r. 27 Turk
Aaron Joseph, barber, 534 Third
Aaron Louis, r. 036 Sacramento
Aaron Louis, salesman Held Bros. & Co., r. 854 Fol
Aaron Moses, waiter New York Bakery, r. 1048 Fol
Aaron Simon, capitalist, r. 854 Fol
Aaron Simon, salesman Western White Goods Co., r.
532 Turk
Aaron. See Aron
Aaronson Leon, clerk Brown Bros. & Co., r. 24 San
Aaronson. See Aronsohn and Aronson
Anrvoll Axil H., seaman, r. 506 Eolsom
Abadie Mme., dressmaker 710 Lombard
Abadie Angele, domestic 514 Lombard
Aban Richard, seaman, r. 31GJi Ritch
Abbey Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1412 Powell
Abbiati Albino, proptr Belvldere House, 1108 Stock
Abbiati Cffisar, student Heald's Business College
Abbot George (E. Grisar & Co.) , r. 2012 Pacific Av
Abbot Henry, r. 29 Dupont
Abbot S. L. Jr., clerk New England Mutual Life In-
surance Co., r. 26 Essex
Abbotsford House, Michael Brogan proptr, NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
Abbott Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1551 Market
Abbott Charles A., carpenter, r. 411 Pacific
Abbott Charles H.,woolmerchant, office cor King and
Fifth, r. 908 Geary
Abbott Charles M., bookkeeper Newton Bros. & Co.,
r. 611 Mason
Abbott Francis, cook, r. 273 Minna
Abbott Frank H., compositor Benjamin E. Sterett, r.
N s Jessie, nr l^ifth
Abbott George H., clerk Newton Bros. & Co., r. 611
Mason
Abbott Granville S. Eev. D. D., pastor First Baptist
Church, r. Brunswick House
Abbott Henry, mariner, r. 42 Stanly PI
Abbott Margaret (widow), groceries, 124 Freelon
Abbo't Martha K., ladies' nurse, r. 806 X' Valencia
Abbott Osborn, stockbroker, office 316 California, r.
939 Howard
Abbott Paving Works, Edward Dudgeon, president.
office 206 Montgomery
Abbott Robert W., clerk James Munsell Jr., r. 1551
Market
Abbott Samuel S., carpenter Woodward's Gardens
Abbott Thomas, bargeman Custom House, r. (J Glover
Abbott Thomas G., engineer Charles J. Holmes, r.
Sanchez bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Abbott W. , r. Turk Street Hotel
Abbott William, bookkeexser Methodist Book Deposi-
tory, r. 811 ><i Tyler
Abbott William, furnished rooms, 32 Fourth
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
AITLESSON & HANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Abbott William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Abbs Frank, painter, r. HiOO Hyde
Abt-ille MariuB, cook. r. (iiJii Stockton
Abel Albert, r. 41'.) East
Abel Antoine, waiter North Pacific Hotel, 12 Jackson
Abel Geor^^e A., shipping; clerk Elisha Kansom & Co.,
r. West Oakland
Abel Halvor C, hassockmaker, r. 18 Oak Grove Av
Abel Henrietta (widow), r. iV2 Stcuart
Abel Richard, master mariner, office 305 East
Abel Sophie, domestic 1013 Van Ness Av
Abele Henry, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 521
Pacific
Abell Albert, deckhand stm Transit, r. 318 Brannan
ABEI.iLi A1.EXAXDKR G. , grand secretary Grand
Lodge F. and K. M., office Masonic Temple, r.
1027 Washington
Abell Edward A., clerk, r. 1027 Washington
Abe)] Waltf-r S., mining engineer, r. 1027 Washington
Abejs ('liar)es, painter, r. .llM'j Natonia
A))ils H.rniann.cabinetnikr Andrew Frei, r. 18 Geneva
ABELS SOLOMON K., attorney at law, office 30
Montgomery Block, r. 1107 Filbert
Aben Albert, seaman, r. 318 Kitcli
ABEND POST (German daily and weekly) S. F.
Abend Post Publishing Co. publishers and
proptrs, office .'53.'> California
Abendroth Frederick, merchant tailor, 2513 Mission
Abenheimer Julius, commission merchant, and im-
l)orter calfskins, moroccos, etc., 20 Sansom
Aber William E., bookkeeper Albert Washburn, r.
840 ;<. Fourth
Abernethy William A., carpenter NE cor O'Farrell
and Hyde
Aberton Frank W., machinist Union iron WorJiS, r.
5(;« Howard
Abjo J., drayman, 10 Front
.Able Sojihia Mrs., r. 515 Hyde
Abies I... C, student Heald's Business College, r. 049
Howard
Abley J. F., r. 17 Laskie
Abraham Abraham, clothing, 404 Pacific
Abraham Chris., driver Cal. Soda Works, r. 408'4 Na-
tonia
Abraliam Gabriel, merchant tailor, 105 Si.\tli, r. 22ii
Sixth
Abraham Garret, laborer Terminal Hotel
Abraham Joseph, clothing, 23'.i Third
Abraham Jlyer, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Abraham Nathan (P. Abraham & Son), r. !) Seventh
Abraham P. & Son (Nathan), dry and fancy goods, 44
Sixth
Abraliam Phillip (P. Abraham & Son), r. '.) Seventh
AbrahMiu Hodolph, r. 124 Fulton
Abrahams Andrew, farmer, r. 13 John
Alirnh;imH Henry, cutter Leon Lemos, r. 13 John
Abraliams Lewis (Abrahams .>c Spiro). r. 2112 Howard
.•\brahams Lewis, clothing, 0 Clay, r. 005 Mc.Vllister
Abraliams Marks, clerk .\brahams & Spiro, r. 13 John
Abrahams Morris, peddler, r. 17 k' Sumner
Abraliams Peter, captain schr B. J. Whiting, Jackson
St. Wharf
.\brii)iams Samuel, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
.MiraliiimH k Spiro (Lewis Abraluims and Morris
S|iiro), mimeybrokers, and watches, diamonds,
1111(1 jewelry, 534 Kearny
Abrahams. Si'C Abraras
Abraliati.son ilustave, salesman D.Magnes. r.742Ellis
Abrahamson Hermann, uulesman E. Manshach, r. 742
HI lis
Abrahamson Hugo, salesman D. Magnes, r. 742 Ellis
Abrahamson Jacob, r. 742 Ellis
Abrahamson Julius, salesman Buver, Ucich ^V: Co., r.
742 Ellis
Abrahamson Niels, Ibjuor saloon, 420)4 Sixth
Abnihamsoii Peter, stoves and tinware, 93i» Market, r.
1022 Hyde
Abrnbamson. See Abramson
Abrarii .lolni Mrs., boarding and lodging, 015 Market
Abram Uobirt. machinist Bahlwin's Theater, r. 205
Fell
Abrnmovicb Brothers (Drago and John), fruit, cigars
and tobacco. 1.122 Polk
Abramovlch Drago (Abramovich Bros.), r. 1322 Polk
Abramovl<'h John (.Vbramovich Bros, and Militch ^V
A) r. 1.322 polk
Abrams Adolpli, hairdrcssing saloon, 1305 Leav
Abrams Baron I)., sali'sman Charles Kalisky, r. SW
cor Tyler and Van Ness Av
Abrams David, merchant, r. SW cor Tyler and Van
Ness Av
Abrams Edward C, trunkmaker Haas & Co., r. 2032
Folsom
Abrams Harry, compositor, r. 1319 Post
Abrams Hermann, fruit and vegetables, 238 Fourth,
r. 24K Clementina
Abrams Isaac, clerk Weil & Woodleaf, r. 502 Bush
Abrams Isaac, clothing, 433 Pacific
Abrams Jacob, salesman Hermann Abrams, r. 248
Clementina
ABRAMS JOHN (Abrams & Carroll), r. 21 Powell
Abrams Jonas, speculator, r. 128 Olive Av
Abrams Joseph, shoemaker, r. 928 Folsom
Abrams Joseph D.. salesman Abraham Andrews, r. SW
cor Van Ness Av and Tyler
Abrams Lipman. pedlar, r. 258 Clara
Abrams Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1305 Leaven-
worth
Abrams JIax. peddler, r. 248 Clementina
Abrams Nathan, clerk Isaac Abrams, r. 433 Pacific
Abrams Rachel (widow), r. 1359 Post
Abrams Sai;uuel, insurance agent, r. 507 Lombard
Abrams Solomon, rigger, r. 322 Main
.\brams Theresa Miss, r. 2032 Folsom
Abrams Thomas, compositor, r. 8 Walnut Av
ABRAMS <& CARROLL. (John Abrams and
George L. Carridl) , importers and wholesale drug-
gists, 3 and 5 Front
.■Vbramson Edward (Abramson & Bacon), r. 323 Kesr
Abramson Jacob, clerk Hartwig Traube, r. 323 Kear
ABRAMSON it BACON, (Edward Abramson
and Gaston E. Bacon), chemists and druggists,
SW cor Dupont and Sutter, and 717 Clay above
Kearny
Abrego Ysniael, salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. Oakland
Abrutt Laur.iit. laborer P. Priet, r. 110 Bush
ACADEMY BUILDING, 330 Pine
ACADEaiY OF NATURAL SCIENCES, SW
cor California and Dupont
Academy of Notre Dame, E s Dolores, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
.\ccidental Consolidated Gidd & Silver Mining Co.,
(Storey Co., Nev.), Otto Metchke secretary, office
328 Montgomery, room 20
Acclimatizing Society, W. W. Traylor secretary, office
37 Nevada Block
Aceret Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 024 Ash Av
Aceret Jacob, gardener, r. 024 Ash .\v
Aceves Alexander, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1719 Stockton
Acheson Robert, hop and grainbroker, office 402 Front,
r. 258 Eighth
ACHESON THOMAS S., supervisor Eighth
Ward. r. 700 Post
Acholi John, r. 711 California
Achorn Albion G.. carpenter, r. N s Twenty-sixth
bet Fair Oaks and Dolores .
Ackilman Piter, seaman, r. 322 Main, rear
Acker Frank V., builder 1207 Polk, r. S W cor Larkin
and Biisli
Acker (ieorge, laborer, r. 247 Second
Acker .lames, with Dohrmann & ("o., r. 120 Oregon
Acker V. Mrs., dressmaker, 317 Sutter
Acker William, cHpitiilist, r. Commercial Hotel
ACKER3IAN BROTHERS (Samml S., Hart S.,
Isidor S., Isidor H., and David Hauser) , im-
porters fancy goods, crockery, and general varie-
ties, 209 Sutter, and 123 Kearny
Ackerman Charles, r. 731 Tehama
Ai-kei'man Charles, baktr. r. 1)09 Jackson
Ackerman (Uiarles L.(Nai)hfaly. Freidenriih & Acker-
man), attorney at law. office 420 Cal, r. 425 Eddy
Ackerman Clans, packer Genesee Mill Co.
AcUermau David, butcherONewMetroiiolitan Market,
r. 333 Geary
Aikerman Edward, salesman Hall & Lachman,r. 1309
Larkin
Ackerman E. J., miner, r. .529 Saci-amento
Ack<rman Hart S. (Ackerman Bros.), r. 832 O'Farrct
Ackerman Henry, bookkeeper Elias Reeb, r. 520 Eddy
.\ckerman Hermann, master mariner, r. 2717 H Mis
Ackerman llvmau S., cashier Ackerman Bros., r. 420
Kddv
Ackeniuin Isidor H. (Ackerman Bros.) , r. 832 O'Farrell
A.kermnn Isidor S. (Ackerman Bros.), r. 832 O'Farrell
Ackerman Jacob, driver Clay Street Hill R.R., r. 1006
licavenworth
Ackerman John, porter Franklin Hotel. 321 Pacific
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plasa Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite«the Plaza.
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Ackerman Louisa Mrs., r. '2'25 Chestnut
Ackerman Patrick, clerk D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
1309 Larkin
Ackerman Kobert, seaman, r. 331 Ritch
Ackerman Samuel, salesman D. N. & E.Walter & Co.,
r. 130"J Larkin
Ackerman Samuel S. (Ackerman Bros.) r. 832 O'Far-
rell
Ackerman Sigmund H., salesman Ackerman Bros., r.
832 O'Farrell
Ackerman Sigmund L., clerk Neustadter Brothers, r.
520 Eddy
Ackerman. See Aierman
Ackerson Charles H., carpenter and builder, 215 Kearny
Ackerson George T., stockbroker, office 314 Montgom-
ery, room 4, r. 1527 Powell
Ackerson Jennie S. Miss, 1627 Sutter
Ackerson John W. (Hanson, Ackerson & Co.), r. Ta-
coma, W. T.
Ackerson William E., chief repairer Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph, r. 7 Brenham PI
Ackley M. E. Mrs., r. 7 Montgomery Av
Ackley Lyman, capitalist, r. 915 J^ Howard
Ackman William, master mariner, office 305 East
Acosta Antonio, sashmaker, r. 20 Scott PI
Acosta Augustine, bootblack Philip P. Lehn, r. 606
Merchant
Acosta Donato, painter, r. 20 Scott PI
Acosta Rosario, dressmaker, r. 6 Hinckley
Acres Richard, paper ruler H. S. Crocker, r, 733 Bush
Acton Martin J., expressman 763 Market, r. 15 Elliott
Park
Acton Richard, saddle and harnessmaker, r. 27fO Miss
Acton Robert, shoemaker Biickingham & Hecht, r. 6
Rose Av
Adair James, watchman Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r.
124 Clinton
Adair John, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Adair William H., apothecary Or. G. Burnett, r. 327
Montgomery
Adam Henry, laborer, r. 419 Folsom
Adam Thomas (Adam & Kibbe), r. 507 Gough
ADAM «Sj kibbe (Thomas Adam & Millard Kibbe) ,
wines and licxuors, junction Market and Geary
Adamas J. W., r. 34 Kearny
Adami John, expressman SW cor Stockton and Jack-
son, r. 113 Virginia
Adami Joseph, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Adamich John, waiter stm Constantine, Bdwy Wharf
Adams Adam, r. 1714 Mason
Adams Adele Miss, r. 600 Bush
Adams A. L., carpenter Joshua Hendy, r. Fourth Street
Hotel
Adams Albert F., blacksmith, r. 1603 Mission
Adams Albert F., deputy collector U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. Alameda
Adams Albert H., furnished rooms, 32 Fourth
Adams Alexander P., man uf and patentee pure com-
pressed coffee, 51 Fremont, r. 109 Twenty- fourth
Adams Alice, physician, office and r. 731 Folsom
Adams Amos, secretary Cal. State Grange and Grangers'
Business Assn., office 106Davis, r. 807 California
ADA3IS AMOS C, attorney at law, office. 38 and
39 Montgomery Block, r. Oakland
Adams Andrew J., mining, office 330 Pine, room 26,
r. 313 O'Farrell
Adams Annie Miss, r. 22 Wetmore PI
Adams Arthur L, mailing clerk Post-offlce, r. 534 Bush
Adams August, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Adams C. F., barber Joseph R. Bleily, r. 672 Mission
Adams Charles, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
E s Tennessee, nr MariiDOsa
Adams Charles, with Grangers' Assn., r. 807 Cal
Adams Charles, water tender S. S. George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co.
AdamB Charles D, porter O. F. Willey & Co., r.
Twelfth Av.,bet L and M, South S. F.
Adams Charles F., clerk Cross & Co., r. 909 Bdwy
Adams Charles F., hostler J. Sloan, N s Green, nr Bat
Adams Charles H., teamster, r. 724 Lombard
Adams Charles W. carpenter, r. 235 Eighth
Adams Christopher, gunsmith, locksmith and cutler
508 Commercial, r. 119 Francisco
Adams Clara A. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 909 Broadway
Adams Conrad, r. 218 Ritch
Adams Cyrus (Cyrus Adams & Co.) r. Lick House
Adams Cyrus & Co. (Enos Smith) importers and job-
bers leaf tobacco, 419 and 421 Jackson
Adams Daniel T., speculator, r. 614 Bush
Adams E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 35 Kearny
Adams E. D., stockdealer, r. 612 Bush
ADAMS EDSON, real estate, office 91 and 92 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Oakland
Adams Edward, sttidtnt University Mound College
Adams Edwin, glove-cutter P. & F. G. Conklin, r. 31
Rausch
Adams Emerson, market 6 Pearl, r. NE cor Laguna
and Market
Adams Florence S. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 586 Buchanan
Adams Frank, clerk, r. 54 First
Adams Frank, longshoreman, r. N. s. Green, nr Bat
Adams Frank M., mining, office 330 Pine, room 26, r.
18 Turk
Adams Frederick E., blacksmith, CityE. R., r. 1603
Mission
Adams George, boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r.
1218 Folsom
Adams George, carpenter, r. 421 Fourth
Adams George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Adams George, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Adams George, seaman stm Monterey, r. Ancon Hotel
Adams George F., printer with John H. Knarston, r.
812 Kearny
Adams George M., foreman ciitting room U. S. Mint,
r. 586 Buchanan
Adams George P., clerk, r. 711 Bush
Adams George R., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Adams George W., clerk, r. 909 Broadway
Adams George W., lumber measurer, r. 812 Cal
Adams Harry A., clerk Williams, Blanchard & Co.,
r. 825 Bush
A dams Henry, brewer Broadway Breweryr. 10 Polk
Lane
Adams Henry, shoe cutter, r. 244 Stevenson
Adams Henry, seaman stm tug Richard Holyoke,
Harrison St Wharf
Adams Henry, workman Jacob Adams, r. 637 Broad-
way, rear
Adams Henry B., gunsmith Liddle & Kasding, r. Oak-
land
Adams Henry W., clerk Merchants' Pro. Assn., r.i323
Fillmore
Adams Herbert, clerk, r. 787 Mission
Adams Herbert, water tender stm George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co., r. i'SiH Clementina
Adams Hermann, tailor 518 Pine, r. 466 J^ Sixth
Adams H. H., blacksmith, 2005 Mission, r. 2007 Miss
Adams Hill Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.),
William AV.Traylor secretary, office 37 Nevada Blk
Adams Horace (Goss & Adams), r. 214 Powell
Adams Howard N, local policeman, r. 439 Jessie
Adams Isa^c, barber George Obeuauer, r. 502 Bush
Adams Jacob, proptr Broadway Brewery, 637 Broad-
way, r. 628 Broadway
Adams James (Adams & Butler) , r. 26 Washington Av
Adams James, brassfouuder, r. 331 Green
Adams James, student. University Mound College
Adams James H, r. 909 Broadway
Adams Joel, varieties, 725 Brannan
Adams John, r. Clipper Hotel
Adams John, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
414 Post, rear
Adams John, carpenter, r. 8 Clementina
Adams John, clerk, r. 26}^ Kearny
Adams John, hide curer James Beatty, SE cor.
Seventh Av and M, South S. F.
Adams John, hostler, r. 231 Stevenson
Adams John, waiter Lick House
Adams John B., bootblack NW cor Ellis and Stock-
ton, r. 270 Jessie
Adams John C, barber, r. 672 Mission
Adams John G., expressman SW cor Post and Du-
pout, r. 63(i Pacific
Adams John L., fireman tug Lookout, Howard St
Wharf
Adams John M., mining engineer, office 109 Califor-
nia, room 7, r. 1611 Larkin
Adams John P., steward Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
E a Folsom, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
ADAMS JOHN Q,., attorney at law, office 604
Clay, r. 1028 Vallejo
Adams John Q., bartender G. A. Love, NW cor
Eighth and Shipley
Adams John Q., clerk Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, r. 734 Sutter
Adams John Q., helper Carvill Manuf. Co., r. 1320
Guerrero
Adams John Q., plumber, 1243 Mission
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Third Street
ANDERSON Si HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Adams John S., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 8 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Adams Joseph, carpenter, r. 5 Drumm
Adams Jostph B., clerk, r. SW cor Pennsylvania Av
and Solano
Adams Joseph W., foreman Banner Soap Factory, r.
30 Keamy
Adams Josephine M. Miss, saleslady Singer Manuf.
Co., r. .502 Sutter
Adams J. P., bootblack, Ver Mehr PI, nr Keamy
Adams Laura A. Miss, r. 713 M Bush
Adams Lawson S. (Adams, McNeill & Co., Sacra-
mento) , office 40.5 Front, r. 825 Bush
Adams Leonard C, salesman Folger, Schilling & Co.,
r. 800 Powell
Adams Leonard C, traveler Banta & Smith, r. Lick
House
Adams Lorenzo, plumber Bucknam & Langrehr, r.
514 Sixth
Adams Louis, salesman Charles B. TVells, r. 731 Fol
Adams Louisa Miss, r. 2007 Mission
Adams Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 614 Mason, rear
Adams Martin H., carriagesmith Charles J. Moyes, r.
lG:i6 Tyler
Adams ^lary (widow) , r. 125 Clara
Adams Mary Miss, r. 331 Green
Adams Maud Miss, fringemaker W. Englander, r. 2030
Eddy
Adams N. Mrs., r. 229 Kearny
Adams X. A. (widow), r. 1426 California
Adams Nelson B., clerk Altu California, r. Souths. F.
Adams Nelson J., assayer Huhn & Luckhardt, r. 586
Buchanan
Adams Otis, machinist, r. Eleveath Av, nr Eailroad
Av, South S. F.
Adams Q. L., dentist, r. 1.515 Leavenworth
Adams Khoda (widow), r. 1104 Pacific
Adams Richard, teamster, r. Brannan, bet Seventh
and Ei^'hth
Adams K.iss M., hatter Pedro Noriega, r. 1117 Mont
Adaiii.s Sallie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1520 Dupont
Adams Samuel, homceiiuthic medicines, 1533 Sutter
Adams S;inmtl, .seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Adams Sainutl, shipcarpeuter, r. N s Twenty eighth,
bet Church and Sanchez
Adams Samuel \V., blacksmith City R. R., r. 1603 Miss
Adams S. C. Mrs., r. Lick House
Adams Thomas B., master mariner, r. 442 Twenty-
second
Adams Timothy W., sawsmith Nathan W. Spauldiug,
r. 1218 Folsom
Adams William, boltmakcr Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Adams William, laborer C. E. Haseltine .
Adams William, salesman Taber, Harker & Co., r. 420
Geary
Adams William, stevedore, r. 331 Green
Adams William Jr., baker, r. 331 Green
Adams William H., clerk S.F. Bulletin Co., r. Alameda
Adams William H., porter S. Hahn & Co., r. 1320
Guerrero
Adams William H. Jr., shoe dresser U.W. C. Boot and
Shoe ('(J., r. 1320 Guerrero
AdaiuH William J. (Adams & Taylor) , r. Fair Oaks,
Han Mateo Co.
Adams William J., r. 1611 Larkin
Adams W. M., Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montt^omery
Adams W. S., deckhand Harbor Commissioners'
dredger
Adams W.W., r. 127 Kearny
Adams Z. B., traveling salesman Main ji Winchester,
r. 1323 Flllmoro
Adams A: Butler (Janus Adams and Thomas J. But-
ler), hay, graiii. and feed, 42 and 44 Olay
ADAMN i^t TAYLOR (William J. Adams and
Peter Taylor), hiiubcr and shipping, Pier 17,
Steuart, and proptrs Seaback Mills, W. T.
Adamson It., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1913
HtevensDii
Adamson W. U. II., bookkeeper Sullivan, Eelly &0o.,
r. East Oakland
Adcock Edwiu, varnlsher Pac. Improvement Co.. r.
221 Post
Adcock John T., salesman Knowland & Doe, r. 428
Brannan
Adcock Kato, milliner, 221 Post
Adcock Robert A., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 541 Second
Adcock William, r. 58 Tehama
Adcock William H., jeweler, r.403 Oak
Addison Walter D., bookkeeper Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Bay and Buchannan
Addington David M., student Toland's Medical Col-
lege, r. 638 Green
Adego Domingo, seaman, r. 5 Beale PI
Adelphl Theater, Ned Buckley proptr, 607 California
Adelsdorfer Ernest, merchant, r. 1605 Gough
Adelsdorfer Isaac, r. 627 Larkin
Adelsdorfer Joseph, salesman Frankenthal & Co.,r.
501 Van Ness Av
Adelsdorfer Zacharias, merchant, r. 1605 Gough
Adelson Julius (Macowsky & Adelson), r. 359 }<5
Tehama
Adelson Max, peddler, r. 813 Pacific
Adelstein Bernard, r. 25 Lafayette
Adema William, cooper, r. 6 Tehama
Aden John R., captain schr Anna Aden, r. NW cor
Howard and Steuart
Aden M. R., captain schr Brothers, r. NW cor Howard
and Steuart
Adger Samuel C. teacher music, r. 28 Stone
Adix Henry, deckhand stm Saa Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St. Wharf
Adler Adolph, bookkeeper Hart & Goodman, r.Ahlborn
House
Adler Alexander, bookkeeper Ordensteiu & Co., r. 513
Post
Adler Bar, real estate, r. 74-5 Howard
Adler Bernard, r. 14 >i Freelon
Adler Charles, r. 1019 Sutter
Adler Charles (W. and I. Steinhart & Co.) , r. Alameda
Adler Charles E., salesman Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co., r. 1517 Van Ness Av
Adler David, bookkeeper, r. 315 Fulton
Adler David, crockery, 208 Sixth
Adler Elkan, bakery, 705 Polk
Adler Elkan, draynian, 10 Front
Adler Herman, bookkeeper Pac. Millinery Empodium
r. 309 Powell
Adler Jacob, clerk C. Leverentz & Co., r. 513 Post
Adler John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Adler Jonas, clerk, r. 13 Hopeton Terrace
Adler Joseph, r. 305 Kearny
Adler Joseph C, stock clerk A. Roman & Co., r. 315
Fulton
Adler Julius, local agent Union Insurance Co., r. 513
Post
Adler Leopold, r. 910 Geary
Adler Leopold (Schw(^rdt & Adler), r. 537 Stevenson
Adler Louis M., shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 315 Fulton
Adler Morice, salesman Altschul, Seller & Co., r. 748
Howard
Adler Morris, butcher 302 Beale, r. 315 Fulton
Adler Moses, merchant, r. 13 Hopeton Terrace
.\dler Robert, bootcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
315 Fulton
Adler Samuel, salesman S. Bine, r. f22 Tyler
Adler Sigmuud, clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 513 Post
AdUr Solomon, merchant, r. 622 Tyler
Adliugtou David M., carpenter, r. 1125 Kearny
ADMIiVISTKATOR PUBLIC, office 12 Nevada
Block
Admoniuo Giovanni, gardener Antonio Lagomarsino,
E s Twenty-ninth Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Adonis Byrou, medical student, r. 603 Washington
Adraiu William, r. 629 California
Adrian Adrian, cleaner F. C. Hagerup, r. 76 Everett
Adrian Frank (Adrian & Stoer), r. 1221 York
Adrian George, hairdresser Stable k Beruhard, r. 502
Bush
Adrian & Stoer (Frank Adrian and George Stoer),
market, NW cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant Av .
Advance Silver Mining Company (Alpine Co., Cal.),
B. Lingley secretary, office 309 California, room 16
Aeilley Frank, cigarmaker Chris. Behusen, r. 152 First
Aerciniega Mrs. (widow), r. 1420 Maso a
Aetherr Adolph, baker, r. 164 Clara
^*:TxXA INSUKANCE CO. of Hartford, Conn.
(tire), George C. Boardman manager, Henry Carl-
ton Jr. city agent, office 311 California
-«}TNA IRON WORKS, Pendergast k Smith
proptrs, 217-221 Fremont, bet Howard and Fol
.«:TNA life insurance CO. (llartford,
Conn.), Charles W. Dannals manager, 504 Hear
-<ETNA SILVER MINING CO. (Globe District),
J. S. Benear secretary, 420 Montgomery, room 12
Aeukens P., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Afeld Joseph, musical instruments and stationery,
805 Larkin
BULLOCK & JONES— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
TOBACCO, CIGAHS and CIGABETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearnj^ St.
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Aflf George, shipcarpenter, r. 5 Florence
Agard George L., searcher of records, r. 311 Green
Agard John A., clerk Atkinson, Doiul & Co., r. 311
Green
Agard William A. T., surveyor Lawrence A Shortt, r.
311 Green
Agard William B., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
311 Green
Agars William, r. 305 Kearny
Agaton Emile, butcher, r. IIOH Freelon
Agee Joel B. P., driver Robert P. Agee, r. 2700 Har
Agee John P., driver Robert P. .\gee, r. 2700 Har
Agee Mary J., dressmaker, r. 2700 Harrison
Agee Robert P., woodpeddler, r. 2700 Harrison
Agen Michael, laborer Presidio Reservation
Agen Patrick, laborer, r. 436 Jessie
Agenda Mining Co., Henry B. Cougdon secretary, ofSce
240 Montgomery, room 3
Ager James E. (Bacon & Co.) , r. Oakland
Ager John E., accountant A. B. Forbes, r. 2842 Miss
Aggart Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel
Aggis G., wholesale liquors, r. 1(5 Geary
Aggit James W., machinist, r. 92(5 Mission
Agnan , miner, r. 420 Jackson •
Agnew Frank L., clerk S. F. and North Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 59 South Park
Agnew Gilmore, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 739
Howard
Agnew James P., assistant secretary S. F. and North
Pac. R. R. Co., r. 59 South Park
Agnew John J., foreman teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 519 Ellis
Agnew Patrick, calker Middlemas & Boole, r. 312 Main
Agnew Richard, shipcarpenter, r. 235 Dora
Agnew Robert, watchman Harbor Commissioners
dredger
Agnew Rosa (widow) , r. 147 Valencia
Agnew Samuel, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 41 Natoma •
Agnew Samuel, porter Merry, FauU & Co., r. W s
Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Agnew Thomas, city agent and surveyor State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., office 218 San, r . 2129 Bush
Agnew Thomas, watchman, r. N s Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansome
Agnew T. W., seaman, r. Western House
Agnew William C, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
873 Folsom
Agren Oscar, seaman stm Constantine, r. 9 Pacific
AGRICULiTURAL. FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
J. J. Desmond & Sons agents, office 410 California
Agricultural Machine Works, Byron Jackson proiitr,
SE cor Sixth and Bluxome
Agricultural Park, James Eoffproptr,Ns Point Lobos
Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-seventh avs
AGRIPPINA INSURANCE CO., Henry Balzer
& Co. agents, office 209 Sansome
Aguana M. Miss, laundress, r. (521 Pacific
Aguilar F. J., laborer, r. 1508 Dupont
Aguilar James, seaman, r. 31 Hinckley
Aguine Henri, mining, r. 438 Broadway
Aguirre Gabina (widow), r. 521 Green
Aguirre J. M., real-estate, r. 2 Gardner Alley
Aguirre Josexshine, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. O. Kendall,
r. 2 Gardner Alley
Aguirre Martin J., r. 329 Kearny
Aguirre Peter A. (Aguirre & Salazar) , r. 1508 Powell
Aguirre Ramon M., cigars and tobacco, 308 Kearny, r.
2 Gardner Alley
Aguirre & Salazar (Peter A. Aguirre and Adolfo Sala-
zar), hatters, 329 Kearny
Agure Thomas W., seaman, r. 132 Steuart
Ahearn Arthur J,, carpenter Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth avs.
South S. F.
Ahearn Bartholomew, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N bet Eighteenth and Twentieth avs.
South S. F.
Ahearn Catherine (widow) , bakery, 316 Folsom
Ahearn James, laborer, r. 868 Folsom
Ahearn Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co, r. 123
Ash Av
Ahearn Thomas, fireman, r. 219 Second
Ahearn William B., steward Metropolitan Restaurant,
r. 2 Park PI
Ahearne Ellen (widow) , ladies nurse, r. 1420 Broad-
way
Ahearne Maurice J., clerk, r. 1420 Broadway
Ahern Ann (widow), r. 15 Boardman PI
Ahem Daniel, laborer r. 115 Second
Ahern Daniel, laborer Laurel Hill cemetery, r. Idl
Broderick
Ahern Daniel, longshoreman, r. 247 Second
Ahern Daniel, islasterer, r. 11 Hunt
Ahern James, harnesscleaner Lot. D. Slocum, r. 10
Lewis
Ahern James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Ahern James, wood and coal dealer, r. 1113 Bryant
Ahern John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Ahern John, longshoreman, r. 538 Mission
Ahern John M., liquor saloon, NW cor Larkin and Ash
Av
Ahern Julia, domestic 2345 Howard
Ahern Kate Miss, domestic 29 Glen Park Av
Ahern Martin (Ahern & Co.) , r. 803 Montgomery
Ahern Mary A. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 213 Larkin
Ahern Maurice, watchman South Pac. Coast R. R.
dock, r. 1611 Broderick
Ahern Maurice A., longshoreman, r. 115 Second
Ahern Michael, bootcrimper Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessiuger, r. 1820 Ellis
Ahern Michael, laborer, r. 25 Cohimbia PI
Ahern Michael, laborer, r. E B San Bruno road, nr
Twenty-seventh
Ahern Michael, laborer James Tomkinson, r. 1820
Ellis •
Ahern Nora Mrs., domestic, 727 Gough
Ahern Patrick, deckhand Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Ahern Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
3038 M Tenth
Ahern P. E., merchant tailor, 2021 Mission
Ahern Peter, r. 523 Post
Aliern Peter, carpenter, r. N.W. cor Larkin and Ash Av
Ahern Roger, carpenter, r. 8 Harrison Av
Ahern Timothy, laborer, r. 236 Dora
Ahern William C, oysterman, r. 509 Washington
Ahern & Co. (Martin Ahern and Dennis W. Long),
commission merchants, 208 Washington
Aherne M. J., r. 331 Montgomery, room 16
Aherns Patrick, plasterer Sauford M. Hills, r. 11 Hunt
Ahkman Thomas, laborer California Powder Works,
r, NW cor Broderick and Jefferson
Ahlbach Jacob, tinsmith, 231 Fourth, r. 103^ Louisa
Ahlbach Julia (widow), r. 43 Russ, rear
Ahlborn August, cook Ahlborn House, r. 243 Stev
Ahlboru Charles (Ahlborn & Boeckmann), r. Ahl-
born House
Ahlborn Henry, expressman cor Dupont and Post, r.
E s Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
AHLBORN HOUSE Ahlborn & Boeckmann
proptrs, 321 and 323 Dupont
Ahlborn Minnie (widow), r. 4 Ivy Av
Ahlboru William, teamster, r. 5 Mason
AHLBORN & BOECKMANN (Charles Ahlborn
and George Boeckmann) , proptrs Ahlborn House,
321 and 323 Dupont
Ahlers George, liquor saloon, 229 Spear
Ahlers Henry C, jeweler Elleau & Hollander, r. 9 Russ
Ablers John D., groceries and liquors, SW cor Valen-
cia and Twenty-third
Ahlers John H. (Ahlers & Boeckmann), r. 107 Austin
Ahlers William, laborer Califoi-nia Sugar Refinery, r.
W s Dore, bet Harrison and Bryant, rear
Ahlers & Boeckmann (John H. Ahlers and Diederich
H. Boeckmann), groceries and liquors, NW cor
Polk and Austin
Ahlers. See Alers.
Ahlert Joseph, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. SW cor Post
and Scott
Ahlert P., with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 223 First
Ahlert William, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. SW cor Post
and Scott
Ahlf Mary, domestic 840 Folsom
Ahlps Richard, wholesale porkbutcher. Sixth Av, nr
K, South S. F.
Ahlstrom John, shqpmaker, r. 12 Berry
Ahuelt August, junk dealer, 318 Francisco
Ahpe Adolph, stockkeeioer M. Hyman & Co.
Ahpel Carl, bookkeeper D. Samuels, r. 838 McAllister
Ahpel Henry Mrs., r. 328 Fell
Ahpel Nathan, stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r.
328 Fell
Ahren Maria (widow) , r. N B Twenty-third, bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero
Ahrens Charles, cabinetmaker Charles Klemm, r. 148
Bluxome
Ahrens Christian, jeweler and watchmaker, 616 Wash
Ahrens Claus, bookkeeper, r. 530 Third
Ahrens Claus, waiter Huettmann's Hotel
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cnffe, Heck-dress, etc
ANDEBSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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AHREXS D. & G., groceries and liquors. 138
Third, and liquor saloon, SW cor Miss and Main
Abrens Diedricli (D. k G. Ahrens) r. SW cor Mission
and Main
Ahrens Frederick, pedler, r. 1002 Montgomery
Ahrens Frederick W., butcher, r. 20 Page
Ahrens George (D. & G. Abrens) , r. 80 Everett
Ahrens George, watchmaker Christian Ahrens, r. 616
Washington
AHRENS H. «& CO. (Henry Tietjen, and Theodore
Von Borstel), pro]jtrs Chicago Brewery, 1420 Pine
Abrens Henry (H. Ahrens k Co.) , r. 1420 Pine
Ahrens Henry, waiter, r. 279 Stevenson
Ahrens Jacob, groceries and liquors, 715 Natoma
Ahrens Jacob H., liquor saloon, 211 Davis, r. Oakland
Ahrens Joseph, barber, r, 253 Perry
Ahrens Nicholas (Ahrens A: Shattuck), r. 106 Minna
Ahrens Rudolph, clerk Henry F. Kappke, r. 737 Union
Ahrens Thomas, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Ahrens TVilliam (Von Soosten & Ahrens), r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Fol.som
Ahrens & Shattuck (Xicliolas Abrens, and O. J. Shat-
tuck), groceries and liquors, NW cor Second and
Minna
Abumada Joseph M., real esta^p, office and r. 137 Mont-
gomery, room 30
Aibischer Bruno, real estate, r. 1337 Dupont
Aibischer Joseph, carpenter, r. 1337 Dupont
Aicher Frank, machinist, r. 1618 Stockton
Aid Union, A. Ludorff secretary, office 29 Kearny
Aigeltinger Charles A., teamster Pacific Commercial
Co., r. 1018 Hyde
Aigeltinger Leopold, furrier, r. 1009 Howard
Aiken Addie E. Mi.'ss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 227 Geary
Aiken Henry M., driver Hiram Cliflford, r. Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Koad
Aiken James, laborer Wiliiam Kerr, r. 909 Bat, rear
Aiken John, sailmaker John L. Prior, r. 912 Geary
Aiken John H., knitter Mission Woolen Mills, r. NE
cor Howard and Fifteenth
Aiken J. R., conductor Market St. R. R.
Aiken Martha (widow), r. 59}^ Shipley
Aiken Robert, clerk Robert M. Black, r. 1327 Ellis
Aiken William, reporter Stock Report, r. 621 Larkin
AIKEN AV'IlililAM H., attorney at law, office 34
Jlontgiimery Block, r. 227 Geary
Aikin Andrew, r. 618 California
Aikiu Andrew S., jewelry dealer, r. 618 California
Aikins William, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Ainsa Jesus, engineer, r. 519 3<. Greenwich
Ainsa Manuel, groceries, 228 Sixth, r. 9293^ Howard
Ainsberry Annie (widow), r. 19 Gilbert
Ainsbeny Margaret (widow) , r. 19 Gilbert
Ainslee Francis, coUarmaker Main k Winchester, r.
553 Mission
Ainsley James, compositor, r. 24 Sixth
Alnsley Joseph, assist engineer stm Harriet, Jackson
St. Wharf
Ainsley Thomas, laborer new V. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 24 Sixth
Ainsworth Charles, first officer bktn Ella, r. 610 Minna
Ainsworth D. H., manuf fire kindling, 770 Bryant, r.
435 Geary
Ainsworth Emma C. Miss, adjuster coiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint. r. 109 Fifth
Ainsworth F. W., manager A. D. Remington, r. 1800
Laguna
Ainsworth William, watchman freight department
Central Pac. R. R.
Air Space Boiler Covering Co., Gilbert 0. Fowler pres-
ident, office 413 and 415 Pa<ific
Aird Darling, blacksmith Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
562 Bryant
Aird David, carpenter, r. 7 Lafayette PI
Aird JanicH, blacksniith Pac. Iron Works, r. 602 Bryant
Aitken Cliarles H., r. 208 Kills
Aitkeu Charles H., market 5 Jackson, r. 526 Kearny
Aitken Edwin J., clerk Cope & Boyd, r. 1513 Broad-
way
Aitken James (Moynihan & Aitken), r. SW cor Page
and Devisadero
Aitken James, boilermaker Movniban & Aitken, r. 32 )i
Zoo
Aitken James C, machinist /Etna Iron Works, r. 2635
Uurrisou
Aitken J. R. (Aitken & Co.) . r. Oakland "■
Aitken K. S. Mrs., furnished rooms and splritmedium,
office and r. 52('> Kearny
Aitken M. A. (widow), r. 1511 Broadway
Aitken R. H. & Co. (Robert P. Chase), real-estate
agents, 702 Market
Aitken Robert, stockbroker, office 314 Montgomery,
room 5. r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Aitken Robert H. (R. H. Aitken & Co.) , r. 461 Clem
Aitken Samuel, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., r. NW
cor Capi) and Twenty-fifth
Aitken Samuel Mrs., r. NW cor Cappand Twenty-fifth
AITKEN A CO. (J. R. Aitken), real estate and
general business agents, 502 Kearny
Aitkens A. E., solicitor James O'Hanlon, r. 1014 Mont
Aitkens Robert, r. 304 Sutter
Ajax Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.), A. F. Main secretary, office 309 Caliiornia,
rooms 1 and 2
Aker Christian, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kear
Akeroyd James, woolgrader Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. Excel.sior Hotel
Akers Henry, teamster Peck & Co., r. S s Myrtle Av,
bet Gough and Franklin
Akins Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 1596 Bush
Akius William, laborer Autone Raicevicb
Akmann William (Meyer & Akmann) , r. NE cor Sev-
enteenth and Eureka
Alabama & Humboldt Consolidated Mining Co.
(Storey Co. Nev.), office 302 Montgomery, room 5
Alabie August, cabinetmaker, r. S s Harrison, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Alacran Silver Mining Co. (Mexico), Lester L. Robin-
sou president, office 320 Sansom, room 23
ALAMEOA BUELDING & L.OAX ASSOCIA-
TION, Moritz Friedrich secretary, office 309
California, rooms 1 and 2
AI.AMEDA PERRY, foot Market
Alameda Mining Co. (Ward Co., Nev.), Frederipk R.
Bunker secretary, office 600 Montgomery, rooms
. 2 and 3
Alameda Rea4 Estate Assn, J. E. Damon manager,
office 007 Montgomery
Alarcon Angela Miss, r. 1519 Stockton
Alarcon Lucy Miss, r. 1519 Stockton
Alarme Louis (Alarme .<c Peterson), r. 310 Mont Av
Alarmc & Peterson (Louis Alarme and William Peter-
son) , hairdressing saloon, 1133 Dupont
Alaska Coal Co.. J. T. Hoyt secretary, oflice 63 Mer-
chants' Exchange
ALASKA COMMERCIAL. CO., John F. Mil-
ler president, Emanuel Neumann secretary,
office 310 Sansom
Alatorre GuillermoZ., barber David N. Dunn, r. 1118
Kearny
Alavia Peter, cook Nicholas Antunovich, r. 315 East
Alban , physician, r. 142 Seventh
Alban Edwin G.. clerk, r. 142 Seventh
AL.UANY BREWERY, F. Hagemann & Co.,
proptrs, 71-75 Everett
Albee Charles, member Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
SW cor Stevenson and Eckcr
Albeu Louis, liquor saloon, NE cor Sixth and Ship
Alberes Francisco, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
5 Vallejo
Alberg Frank, teamster Nichols & Atwood, r. cor
Fourth and Berry
Alberga George B., doorkeeper Pac. Stock Exchange,
r. 1017 Pacific
Alberigi Demetrio (Giampaoli & Co.) r. 813 Stockton
Albers A., carrier S. F. Illustrated Wasp, r. Oakland
Albers August, oyster and chop house, 50-52 Cal-
ifornia Market, r. Alameda
Albers Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9 Bryant
Av, rear
Albers John H., clerk Conklin & Roberts, r. 754 Miss
Albers Marcus, groceries and liquors, 335 Fourth
Albers Peter, cook, r. 617 Davis
Albert Charles, seaman schr H. L. Tieruan, r. 132
Steuart
Albert Henry, oysterman, r. 915 Jackson
Albert James, diver, r. 26 Sacranu'uto
Albert James E., bellman The Baldwin, r. 952 J4 How
Albert Joseph, deckhand stm Julia, r. 1020 Kearny
Albert Joseph, seaman schr Espinosa, Folsom St.
Wharf
Albert Lewis (Lewis & Co.) r. 613 Pine
Albert M. Mme., dressmaker, 1210 Powell
Albert Peter, apprentice City Iron Works, r. 218 Miss
Albert T., machinist, r. 1210 Powell
Albert! F., musician S. F. Musical Pro. Assn
Alberto Carlo, cook A. Lopresti
Alberts Henry, seaman stm Newport, Bdwy Wharf
Albertson Joseph A., physician, office and r. 113 Taylor
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STORE, 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Albion Brewery, J. H. Burnellfe Bro. proptrs, Ninth
Av bet F and G, South S. F.
Albion Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nevada), D. F. yer-
denal secretary, office 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Albion River Mills, JIacpherson & Wetherbee proptrs,
office 14 California
Alborelli Antonio, upholsterer Bernard & Pouzadoux,
r. .528 Bush, rear
Albrecht Albert, waiter August 0. Becker, r. 630 Mis-
sion
Albrecht August ( Schroder & Albrecht) r. West Oakland
Albrecht August, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Albrecht August, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Albrecht Edward, tailor, r. Philadelphia House
Albrecht Frederick, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Albrecht George, blacksmith Thomas Maier, r. 2315
Mission
Albrecht Henry, porter Bachman Bros., r. 814 Union
Albrecht James, brewer Joseph Albrecht, r. 620 Bran
Albrecht John, tailor, .528 Bush
Albrecht -Joseph, proptr Friedrichsburg Brewery,
^l-(i23 Braunau, r. 620 Braunan
Albrecht Joseph P., clerk Joseph M. Shotwell, r. 620
Brannan
Albrecht Marten, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Albrecht Richard, confectionery and bakery, 109
Taylor
Albrecht Rudolph, clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 42 Russ
Albright Isaac N., advertising agent, r. 765 Market
Albright John, laborer A. Haas, r. Fillmore bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Albright. See Allbright.
Alby Charles, r. 125 Second
Alby Robert R., r. 125 Second
Alcayaga Jose, foreign groceries, 524 Broadway
Alden Aldine Miss, domestic 1424 Jackson
Alden Fruit Preserving Co., A. G. Hawes secretary,
office 320 Montgomery, room 20
Alden Joseph, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Alden Samuel Jr., r. 4 Bernard
Alden Samuel B., policeman City Hall, r. 4 Bernard
Alder Gottlieb, clerk Swiss Hotel, r. 627 Commercial
Alderman Oscar, r. 841 Clay
Alderson G.. r. 771 Mission
Aldred Michael J., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. 228 Second
Aldred Robert, laborer S. F. Gb8 Light Co., r. 29
Jessie, rear
Aldrich Frederick C, nurse Alms House
Aldrich George A., engineer Soiithern Pac. E. B., r. 8
Adair
Aldrich Hiram R., tinsmith, r. 309 Main
Aldrich L., attorney at law, office 21 and 22 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 1225 Filbert
Aldrich Stuart, clerk Stewart, Van Clief & Herrin, r.
1225 Filbert
Aldrich Stuart, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1225
Filbert
Aldrich William A., capitalist, office 202Sansom, room
7, r. Grand Hotel
ALDRICH WHiLIAM H., merchandise broker,
204 California, room 10, r. 561 Sycamore, Oakland
Aldridge Annie (widow), r. 120 Seventh
Aldridge Catharine (widow), r. 210 Third
Aldridge Charles M., hairdresser Charles Lanheimer,
r. 22 Russ
Aldridge Robert, carpenter, r. 245 Minna
Aldiik Martin, waiter M. P. Milloglav, r. 138 Fourth
Alegre Manuel M. (Alegre & Montijo), and corres-
ponding clerk Wenceslao Loaiza, r. 742 Harrison
Alegre & Montijo (Manuel M. Alegre and Fernando
Montijo). translators, office 323 California
Alegria Gil. Mexican Rifles, armorv 1524 Stockton
ALEMAXY JOSEPH S. Most Rev., arch-
bishop of San Francisco, r. 628 California
Alemeda F., Austrian Benev. See, 71 New Mont
Aleri M. Mrs., r. 1225 Fillmore
Alers Augustus, physician, office and r. 10 Ellis
Alers. See Ahlers
Alex Joseph F., restaurant. 1413 Stock, r. 644 Natoma
Alexander Adolph, tailor, r. 905 Market
Alexander Bertha Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 918 Pa-
cific, r. 914 Pacific
Alexander Carrie Miss, r. 1421 Post
Alexander Catherine Mrs., midwife, r. 522 Folsom
Alexander Charles, cigars and tobacco, 975 Market, r.
500 Jessie
Alexander Charles M., tinware manufacturer, 211
Fourth, r. 865 Folsom
Alexander C. M., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
Oakland
Alexander D. & Co., manufs. cigars and importers to-
bacco, 222 Battery
Alexander David (D. Alexander & Co.) r. 1047 Harrison
Alexander David G., bookkeeper Joseph P. Cantin, r.
2209 Pine
Alexander E., captain stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Alexander Edwin C, compositor Morning Call, r.
1206 Broadway
Alexander Elizabeth, (widow) , r. 505 Gough
Alexander Eva, milliner Mme. Funel, r. 625 O'Farrell
Alexander Flora (widow) , furnished rooms, 519 Jones
Alexander Frank A., pressman Charles W. Gordon,
320 Sansom
Alexander Frederick, varnisher Pacific Improvement
Co., r. SW cor Gough and Vallejo
Alexander Geo., clerk Samuel Laventhal, r. 519 Jones
Alexander George W., student Barnard's Business
College, r. 845 Broadway, Oakland
Alexander George Webb (Osborn & Alexander) r. SW
cor Clay and Scott
Alexander Goodman, glazier, r. 32 Rausch
Alexander Harry, clerk W. Cohen & Co. r. 774 Howard
Alexander Henrietta (widow) , r.625 Geary
Alexander Henry, tailor, 772 Howard
ALEXANDER I. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 313
Sutter
Alexander Isaac, boot and shoemaker, 404 Pacific, r.
15 Ohio
ALEXANDER ISHA)»I E., carpenter and
builder. 7 Trinity, r. 313 Sutter
Alexander Jackson, whitener, 122 Geary, r. 210 Third
Alexander Jacob A., hide broker, office with H. Lip-
man, 220 Washington, r. 2513 Clay
Alexander James, wholesale wood. Berry, bet Third
and Fourth, r. 434 Sixth
Alexander Jane (widow) , r. 2509 Mission, rear.
Alexander Jeannette (widow), r. 2417 Sacramento
Alexander John,r. 209 Leidesdorff
Alexander John, laborer, r. 302 Beale
Alexander John, laborer, r. 553 Howard
Alexander -John, longshoreman, Oregon S. S. Co.,
Folsom-St Wharf
Alexander John E., bellman The Baldwin, r. 550
Jessie
Alexander Joeph, salesman Godchaux Brothers &
Co., r. 617 Green
Alexander Joseph D., melter Pacific Beflnery and
Bullion Exchange, r. 1016 Green
Alexander Julius, hairdresser Adam Griimn, r. 14
Turk
Alexander Leopold, clerk Merchants' Credit Bureau,
r. 706 Vallejo
Alexander Leopold, painter and whitener, 353 Third,
r. 48 Ritch
Alexander Louis, cigar packer Frederick E. Boger, r.
338 Hayes
Alexander Lj-man, ladies' underwear, r. 615 Bush
Alexander Manuel, shoemaker, r. 1921 Natoma
Alexander Michael, clerk Bernard Ruppin, r. 706 Val i
ALEX.\NDER MINING CO. (Nye Co., Nev.),
Alexander B. Cooper secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 4
Alexander^., waiter C. Zacharias, r. 711 Howard
Alexander Orlando, commercialbroker, office 214 San-
som, r. 725 Bush
Alexander Otto, clerk Bremer & Brother, r. 1047 Har
Alexander Philip, dry-goods, 2764 Mission
Alexander R., seaman Pacific Mhil S.,S. Dakota
Alexander R., waiter, r. .502 Bush
Alexander B. Mrs., boarding and furnished rooms,
311 Sutter
Alexander Reuben F., carpenter newU. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. E s McClellan bet Courtland Av and
Lincoln
Alexander Richard, (Fitzsimmons k Alexander) , r. 49
Everett
Alexander Richard, clerk D. Alexander & Co., r. 1047
Harrison
Alexander Richard S., ship\\Tight, caulker and spar-
maker, 15 Drumrn, r. 5.50 Jessie
Alexander Samuel, tailor, 706 VuUejo
Alexander Samuel J., collector D. Lundy, r. E s Mc-
Clellan bet Courtland Av and Lincoln
Alexander Samuel O. (S. O. Alexander & Co.) r. 125
O'Farrell
Alexander S. Cameron, receiving teller Bank of Brit-
ish Columbia, r. 1709' Stockton
Alexander Siegfried, salesman Marcus Hart
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Alexander S. O. & Co. (S. O. Alexander and A.Marcus) ,
wholesale clothinR, 4 Battery
Alexander T. Mrs., r. 1305^ Larkln
Alexander Theodore, r. 1113 Stockton *
Alexander Virt^inia (widow), r. 17 Priest
Alexander Wallace, bookteeper James A. Kudkln, r.
1010 Green
Alexander Walter, clerk Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., r.
21.5 Tehama
Alexander William, clerk John H. Sayre, r. 2417 Sac
Alexander William Rev. D. D., professor Biblical and
Ecclesiastical History S. F. Theological Semi-
nary
Alexauocr William F., painter SW cor Gough and
Tallejo
Alexander William H., porter Colman Bros., r. 914
Pacific
Alexander William !>., laborer, r. Ocean House road
nr Tollhouse
Alexander W. T.. r. 476 Jessie
Alexandre Ayma, laundryman East Park Laundry, r.
IfiHl iMipont
Alferitz Peter J. (Dellepiane & Co.) r. 620 Green ;
Alfurd Chitrles, packer J. G. Montealegre, r. 10053^
Market
Alfred Charles, fireman S. S. Great Republic, r. 317
Bryant
Alfred Isaac, painter, r. SE cor Seventh Av and M,
South S. F.
Alfred J. X., clerk, r. 812 Powell
Alfred J. W., cook Timothy JlcCarthy, r. 132 Sutter
Alfred William, foreman, r. 3(i4 Minna
Alfred William, long.slioremau, r. 13 Pacific
Alfs Frank, clerk J. Seidl, r. 2G9 Clara
Alfs John (Alfs & Moeller), r. 14 Ash Av
Alfs William (Nabir, Alfs & Brune), r. Alameda
Alfs & Moeller (John Alfs and Charles Moeller),
restaurant, 202 McAllister
Algefja JIary (widow), r. 13 Virginia
Algeo James H., teamster, r. 3(!8 Natoma
Algrr Elizabeth H. (widow), teacher music, r. 428
Hayes
Alger Hiram V., boxmaker, r. 946 Folsom
Algren Charles, baker Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Algren John, carpenter, r. 817}^ Jessie
Alhambra Building, 32.5 Bush
Alhambra Hill Mining Co. (Silverado, Nev.), Henry
G. Lautrlcy secretary, office 14 Montgomery Av
Alhambra Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Richard
WcgciK T secretary, office 414 California
AL.ISO MILliS (Los Angeles), Deming Palmer &
Co. proptrs, office 202 and 204 Davis
Alison Chaiies, wharfinger, Second and Berry St.
Wharf, r. 804 Third
Alison Charles M., brassfinisher William T. Garratt,
r. Montgomery's Hotel
Alison Rufus B., machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works,
r. 801 Third
Alison W. H., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking
Alison. See Allison
Allan C...r. 36 Clay
Allan JaniPB, perfumer, r. 726 Bay
Allan Jane (widow) , r. NW cor Bay and Hyde
Allan John, rIoik- seal engraver, 408 Bush
Allan. See Allen
Allard L. C. Mrs., r. C Bryant Av, rear
Allardt Gi'orgc F., civil engineer, office 432 Mont-
gomery, room 1). r. Oakland
AUardyco Alexander Rev., r. 1026 Lombard
AUarl JoHciih. tripe, sweetbread, etc., .'55-56 Cali-
fornia Market, r. cor Twenty-eighth and Dolores
Alliirl Ia.uIh, fi.sherman, r. 8'.l(i Front
Allhrigbt John H.. r. 1108 Pierce
Allbrlght. See Albright
AUdack JoHc ]ili, t;rociTies. hay, coal, and wood, SW
<or iMisli and Divisadero
Alldacli'H Hall, Joseph Alldack proptr, SW cor Bush
and T)cviKadero
Alice Daniel, clerk C.V. Oillesple, r. 245 Stevenson
Allegreltl Gnetnno. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
AlUgrilfi O. B.. Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Washington
Allemeiit L. Mnie., Frencli laundry, ii2] Howard
Allen , lumber merchant, r. 1()31 JIarUet
Allen A. F., clerk, r. 20.-iO Mission
Allen Albert J., superintendent stables JIarket St. R.
R. Co., r. 446 Sixteentu
Allen Alexand«r. weaver, r. 514 Shotwell
Allen Alfred, miner, r. VKlf. McAllister
Allen Alonzo W.. patternmaker Industrial Iron Works,
r. 761 '<. Howard
Allen Auguste C, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
1004 Jackson
Allen Beniamin, bookkeejier. r. 531 Geary
Allen Bennett G. (Wing & Allen), r. 1711 Eddy
Allen Bessie Miss, r. 321 Third
Allen Carrie M. Mrs., r. 115 Oak
Allen Charles, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Allen Charles, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Allen Charles, mariner, r. NW cor Main and Bryant
Allen Charles, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Allen Charles, molder Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works
Allen Charles C, manufacturer bird cages and wire
screens, 574 Brannan, r. Thoroiighfare Hotel
Allen Charles E., conductor Market St. R. R., r. IIU
Steiner
ALiLiEJV CHARI4KS R., agent Pittsburg Coal
Mining Co. and dealer all kinds coal, 120 Beale
and "22 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Allen Charles W., clerk A. NicoU, r. 830 Howard
Allen Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Kev.), J.
W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15 I
Allen Cornelia J. (widow), dressmaker, r. 118 Tyler
Allen Creed, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Allen David H., office R. T. Carroll & Co., r. 1412 Sac
Allen D. K., farmer, r. 54 First
Allen D. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 531 Geary
Allen Edward, tinsmith, r. 760 Mission
Allen Edward O. H., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada, r. 808 Leavenworth
Allen Edward T.. manufacturers' agent hardware,
cutlery, and tireaims, 515 Market, r. 19 Guy PI
Allen Edwin, waiter Pacific Jlail S. S. City of Sydney
Allen Elizabeth Miss, assistant matron Protestant
Orphan Asylum '
Allen Elizabeth A. (widow), r. 313 Beale
Allen Elizabeth S. (widow) , l". 502 Sutter
Allen Emma Mrs., janitor Clement Grammar School
Allen Ethan, conductor Market St. R. K., r. 1108
Steiner
Allen Eugene, clerk, r. 247 Second
Allen Eugene A., sawfiler Union Box Factory, r. 109
Natoma
Allen F. C, clerk, r. Overland House
Allen Francis (widow), bakery, 326 Sixteenth
Allen Frank A., saddler Stone & Hayden, r. 415Ji
Stevenson
Allen Frank H., bookkeeper Bowen Brothers, r. 320
O'Farrell
Allen Frederick E., brakeman Southern Pac. R. B., r.
41 South Park
Allen G. Miss, assistant matron S. F. Protestant
Orphan Asylum
Allen George, calker, r. 304 Bryant
Allen George, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 15
Rondel PI
Allen George, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Allen George, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Allen George S., bookkeeper N. S. Arnold & Co., r.
Oakland
Allen Cieorge W.,' molder Union Iron Works, r. 313
Beale
Allen Ge<irge W., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
17(]S Fillmore
Allen Harry, candymaker George Haas & Co., r. 711
California
Allen Henry, barber, 860 Howard, r. 12 Willow Av
Allen Henry, boatman, r. Spear, nr Harrison
Allen Henry C, traveling agent Abrams & Carroll, r.
501 Post
Allen Henry F., with Allen & Lewis, r. 31 Essex
Allen Hermann, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
AIJ^KN H. II., mining, office 318 Pine, rooms 16
and \\ r. 825 Post
Allen H. M., r. 321 Eddy
Allen Hugh, nurseryman and florist, N s McAllister,
bet Buchanan and Laguna
Allen Isaac, with Daily Exchange, r. 715 Howard
Allen Isaac P., t xcliange and bullion clerk Bank of
California, r. 1010 Bush
Allen Isaac P., Khi]>cariienter, r. 126 Perry
Allen Isaac S., r. 1028 Pine
Allen J., printer, r. Hat kmeier's Hotel
.\llen Jacob O., proptr Hewitts Hotel, 247 Second
Allen Janus, carpenter, r. 1155 Folsom
Allen James, carriage painter, r. N E cor Rausch and
Folsom
Allen James, engineer, r. 18 Ridley
Allen Jjinies, engineer, r. 247 Second
Allen James, expressman, r. I'.ilS Pacific Av
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
Gentlemen's rumishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Alleu James, tailor, r. 6 Hunt
Allen James, varnislier Pac. ImiDrovementCo., r. 1130
Folsom
Alien James, E., porter Southern Pac. R. R., r. 11
Everett
Allen James G., master schr Alice Kimball, ofiace271
East
Allen James M., attorney at law, office 12 Nevada
Block, r. 530 Tehama
Allen Janies T.. laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Allen J. de W. H., with Allen & Lewis, r. 570 Har
Allen J. Edward, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
760 Mission
Allen Jeremiah E., boarding and lodging, 20 Folsom
Allen J. M., surgeon O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Allen J. Monroe, livery stable keeper, r. 253 Stevenson
Allen John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Allen John, drayman, r. 1207 Montgomery
Allen John, draj-manBryden & Hinckley, r. 1 Langton
Allen John, drayman Wilmerding & Co., r. SE cor
Howard and Rausch
Allen John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Rausch
and Folsom
Allen John, hardware, 1322 Stockton, r. NW cor First
Av and Fifteenth
Allen John, lumberman, r. Quincy House
Allen John, metal roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 23i Fourth
Allen John, musician, r. 321 Third
Allen John, shoemaker, r. W s Bartlett, nr Twenty-
sixth
Allen John, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Allen John, tailor John Kavauagh, r. 1315 Broadway
Allen John B., harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
425 Post
Allen John G.,phonographer Andrew J. Marsh, r. 911
Greenwich
Allen Ji.hn P., r. 711 California
Allen Joseph, silversmith, r. 926 Folsom
Allen Julieii, bosmaker Hobbs,Pomeroy & Co., r. 659
Howard
Allen Lewis, dairyman Smith Bros., r. N s Russia Av
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Allen Leandro H., clam dealer, 105 California Market,
r. SE cor Kentucky and Merrimac, Long Bridge
Allen Lizzie (widow) , r. Revere House
Allen Lorenzo D., salesman S. R. Church, r. 2313 Cal
Allen Louis, r. cor Sixth and Shipley
Allen Lucius H. (Allen & Lewis) r. 570 Harrison
Allen Lumber S., shipwright, Bryant, bet Fremont
and Beale, r. 320 Brannan
Allen Marietta (widow) , r. 1008 Washington
Allen Mary G. (widow) , dressmaker, 714 Howard
Allen Miles, labonr Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 511 Mission
Allen N., teamster, r. 529 Sacramento
Allen Nellie, chambermaid The Baldwin
Allen Newton F., laborer Meacham & Bacon, r. SW
cor Mission and Fifteenth
Allen Oliver P., bookkeeper Bank of California, r. 308
Eighteenth
Allen Peter, teamster John Schwegerle & Co., r. 549
Fourth
Allen P. McDonald, physician stm Belgic, r. 55 Sec
Allen Reese B., collector Main St. Wharf, r. 445 Bart
Allen Richard, laborer Maskell & Summerfield, r. 406
Natoma
Allen Richard, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r, 234
Fourth
Allen Richard H., artist, 844 Folsom
Allen R. K., horseman, r. 225 Biish
Allen Robert, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Allen Robert E., printer, r. 808 Leavenworth, rear
Allen Robert I., foreman Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 611 Seventh
Allen Rose Miss, r. 321 Third
Allen Samuel, engineer Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Allen Samuel G., salesman Murphy Grant & Co.
Allen S. J., collector Frank Barnard -& Co., r. 219
Mason
Allen Smith M., barkeeper Conrad Schaffer, r. 1129
Mission
Allen Susan (widow), r. 1708 Fillmore
Allen Susan K. (widow), r. 935 Howard
AL1L.EN THEODORE H. (Allen & Young) , r. 712
Greenwich
Allen Theodore H. jr., clerk W. J. Callingham & Co.,
r. 712 Greenwich
Allen Thomas, fire patrol, r. 303 Jessie
Allen Thomas, marble polisher, r. 448 Jessie, rear
Allen Thomas J., telegraph operator Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., r. 223 Minna
Allen Thomas S., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r.
208 Eighteenth
Allen Thomas W., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1,
S. F. F. D., r. 224 Fourth
Allen Thomas W., fourth officer Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Tokio
Allen W A., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Allen William, r. 018 California
Allen William, chief engineer O. &. O. S. S. Belgic
Allen William, contractor, r. 421 Dupont
Allen William, night watchman, r. 2213 Pine
Allen William, sawyer M. &, A. Hansen, r. 14 Natoma
Alleu William, seaman, r. Great Western House
Allen William B.. secretary Real Estate Associates, r.
1010 Powell
Allen William C, student William H. Allen, r. Oak-
land
Alleu William F.. clfrk Junius G. Foster, Cliff House
AliliEN "WIIiLIA M H., attorney at law, office 34
Montgomery Block, r. 8G9 Filbert, Oakland
Alleu William H., mining secretary, office 419 Cali-
fornia, room 17, r. 1007 O'Farrell
Allen William K., r. 808 Leavenworth, rear
AliliEX WIL.L.IAM K., plumber and gasfltter,761
Market, r. Oakland
Alleu William T., r. 126 Sixth
Allen & Lewis (Lucius H.Allen and C. H. Lewis),
commission merchants, 202 Cal
AI.I1EX «&VOUNG (Theodore H. Allen and Thomas
Young) , stevedores, E s Battery, nr Union
Allen. See Allan
AliLEiVBERG CHARLES, mining secretary,
^.office 438 California, r. 309 Hyde
Allenberg Leopold, assistant bookkeeper Schweitzer,
Sachs & Co., r. 309 Hyde
Allender Rhoda (widow) , r. 2602 Sacramento
Aller John, dairyman Gerig & Bennett, r. NE cor
Eighteenth and Eureka
Allery John L., compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 819
Broadway
Alley George, driver Central R. R., r. 755 Brannan
Alley Lee, insurance agent, r. 314 Bush
Alley Obed F., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 910
Buchanan
Alley William H., stevedore, r. N s Greenwich, bet
Sansom and Montgomery, rear
Allgern Justus, cook Palace Hotel, r. 24 Everett .
Ailing William, peddler, r. 10 Hubbard
Allione Frank (Stathopolis & Allione) , r. 23 Stock PI
AUione Henry, steward Stathopolis & AlUone, r. 1815
Stockton
Allirol August, hairdressing saloon, 706 Pacific
AUis John M. Rev., pastor Larkin Street Presbyterian
Church, r. NW cor Broadway aud Larkin
Allis William, seaman, r. 328 Main
Allison Charles, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Allison Charles, papermaker, r. 4 Zoe PI
Allison Charles, second engineer stm Ancon, r. 212
Seventh
Allison David E. (D. E. Allison & Co.), r. 807 Cal
ALIilSON D. E. «&CO., fruit and produce com-
mission, 309-311 AVashiugton
Allison Duncan D., foreman Pac. Ice Co., r. 40J^
Geary
Allison Edwin C, boarding and lodging, NW cor
Francisco and Fillmore
Allison Frank J., office 119 Montgomery, r. 601 Stock
Allison James, carpenter, r. 1609 Stevenson
Allison James, oiler O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Allison Jennie L. Miss, r. 2421 California
Allison John C, compositor Bacon & Co., r. 529 Mont-
gomery Av
Allison Thomas, laborer Pacfic Mail S. 8. Co.
Allison Thomas R., bookkeeper Pac. Ice Co., r. 718
Batterj-
Allkire Samuel H., clerk Custom House, r. 1018 Leav
Allman D. & Co. (William Herbert), coopers, and
dealers in oil cans, 38 Commercial
Allman David (D. Allman & Co.) , r. 428 Dore
Allman George, inspector Custom House, r. 120 Turk
Allman Honoria Mrs., fruit and vegetables, 87 Ninth
Allman Myles, laborer Sutter St. R. R.,r. 12 Antonio
Allman William, waiter City and County Hospital
AUmayer Mark, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3, S.
F. F. D.,r. S 8 Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
AUov George, seaman, r. 823 Battery
AUseitz Ottilie, domestic 300 Fair Oaks
Allsing Frederick, clerk, r. Overland House
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDERSON & BANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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AllBopp James P. C, cigars and stationary, 502 Va-
lencia
AUsopp. See Alsop and Alsup
Allsworth William, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Allwell John M., hackman, r. 20y Kearny
Allwood Henry, -woodcarver, S s Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth, r. W s Sansom, bet Union and Green
Allworden T. V., laborer Petersen & Lutzen, r. 4 Val-
lejo PI
AUyne John W. (Allyne & White) , r. NW cor Green
and Gough
ALiIiYXE 6i AVHITE (John W. Allyne and Wil-
liam H. White), imi^orters and jobbers oils,
lamps, etc., 112-114 Front, and proptrsPac. Kero-
sene Works, cor Cheotniit and Taylor
Almada Frank, seaman, r. W s Sansom, bet Union
and Green
Almada John F., fisherman, r. W s Sansom, bet
Greenwich and Filbert, rear
Almada Domidila (widow), r. "21 South Park
Almuden Quicksilver Mining Co. (Santa Clara Co.),
John F. Mahoney secretary, office 207 San, room 4
Almoner Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), John
D.Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms
14 and 1.5
ALMS HOUSE, City and County, San Miguel or
Mission Ocean House road, 4^2 miles from City
Hall
Almy Mary (widow), r. 220 O'Farrell
AL.OJAMIEXTO ESPAXOL " Eobinsou," 810
Mission
Aloise J. B., workman U. S. Mint. r. 339 Minna
Aloncle Julian A., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 11 Boalo
Alonso Jijse, foreman J. Bertz & Co., r. 723 Broadway
Alpen Henry (Alpen & Traung), r. 1419 Mason
Alpcn A: Traung (Henry Alpen and Louis Traung),
UL,'<nts bay and river vessels, 3 Mission
AliPEliS CIIARLE.S, leader metropolitan band,
and president Xew Potrero Co., office 703 Mission,
r. NW cor Buchanan and Ivy Av
Aljjers Charles W., leader cosmopolitan band, office
Ma Dupont, r. 1623 Powell, rear
AlpiTs John, musician, r. 811 Union
Alpirs John Mrs., midwife, r. 811 Union
Alpers Peter, laborer, Capit >1 Flouring Mills, r. 524
Filbert
Alpha Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
William Willis secretary, office 29 Nevada Block
Alplien M., salesman, r. 1309 Stockton
Alphonse Jean B., i)rinter F. Korbel & Bros,, r. 28 Zoe
Alpine Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) ,
A. Provo Kluit secretarj', office 328 Mont, room 24
Alpine Thomas, fireman stm J. M. Donahue
Alps Louisa Miss, domestic 222 Grov«
Alps Silver Mining Co, (Ely District, Nev.) O. D.
Squire secretary, office 331 Montgomery, room 28
Alrod Siiuiucl, peddler, r. 430 Natoma, rear
Alsberg liirtha Miss, milliner Kato Adcock, r. 1009
Broadway
Alsberg Sigiuund, r. 1009 Broadway
AlHcnz Jacob, shoemaker, 801 Geary, r. 1014 Post
Alsop John S., umbrella and purasol manuf 341 Bush,
r. iil5 Pine
Alsop William, painter, r. 28 Minna
Alsiip. Sec AUsopp
Alaup James li., bookkeeper Meeker, James & Co., r.
HDO Van Ness Av
Alt Bernard, porter D. E. Allison & Co., r. COB Vallejo
Alt Chrlstolfel, boot anil shoemaker, (lOS Vallejo
Alt Joseph, siilesinnn Feigenba>im& Co., r. 008 Vallejo
ALTA CAHFOKN'IA (daily and weekly) Fred-
erick Mhc Crillish A: Co. jjroptrs, office 529 Cal
AL.TA CAI.IFOKXIA ALMANAC (annual),
Froderi(!k .Mac Crillish fi Co. pnijitrs, office 520 Cal
AI.TA CALIFOKXIA BUILDING, 529 Cal
Alta California Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 310
Pine, mum 34
Alta Silv.r Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), William H.
Wntsou se.ntary, office 302 Montgomery, room 5
Alta Soap Co. (William A. Engwer, Jolm W.Thurman,
and Samuel Welntraub), manufs all kinds soaps,
office and factory Oregon, bet Front and Davis
Altar Gold & Silver Mining Co. (Me.\ico),F. A. McGee
secretary, office 32 Merchants' Exchange
AlteniUH Jidin, bakery, 2.'>42 Folsoni
AlteniuH J. T., clerk A. L. Bancroft jc Co., r. 1029
McAllister
AlteniUH William E., clerk Oreenebaum & Co., r. 1029
McAUist-'r
Altenberg F., laborer M. Morganthau, r. 202 Franklin
Altenberg Peter, r. 220 Grove
Alteuburg Carl, cook Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearny
Altendorf J., sawgrinder Pac. Saw Manf. Co., r.
Oakland
Altfield Abel, peddler, r. 522 5^ Natoma
Altliaus John, bartender, r. 15 Auburn
Altherr Adoljih, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Althes William, miner, r. 306 Natoma
Althof Brothers (Theodore and Ernest), Bay oyster
saloon, 626 Market
Althof Ernest (Althof Brothers), r. 626 Market
Althof Herman (Althof & Bahls) . r. Oakland
Althof Theodore (Althof Brothers), r. 1029 Valencia
ALTHOF & HAULS (Herman Althof and John F.
W. Bahls), bookbinders and paper rulers, 329 San
Althouse Windmill Co., Lewis H. Woodin agent,
office 13-19 Front
Altman Frank, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Altman Jacob, tailor, 1026 Sutter
Altman Louis, i^ainter, r. 144 Shipley
Altmanu Carl, machinist Ackerman Bros., r. 635
Stevenson
Altmark Louis, boots and shoes, 19 Third, r. 552 Fol
Altmayer Aaron, r. 1531 Sutter
Altmayer Abram, merchant, 29-31 Battery, r. 909
Laguna
Altmeyer Aaron, stockbroker, office 306 Montgomery,
r 1531 Sutter
Alton Frank C, clerk Franklin Dexter, r. 912 Jackson
Altoonu Quicksilver Mining Co. (Trinity Co., Cal.),
Charles AUenburg secretary, office 438 California
Altpeter George, brewer Philadelpliia Brewery
Altreiiiinio J., waiter S. S. Great Kepublic
Altreuter Emma Mrs., chambermaid luternational
Hotel
Altreuter William, steward International Hotel
Altro Jose, vegetabledealer, r. 6 Margaret PI
Altschul Charles, exchaugeteller Lazard Freres, r.
1522 Polk
Altschul Charles, salesman Altschul, Seller & Co., r.
502 Bush
Altschul Leopold (Altschul, Seller & Co.) r. 748 How
ALTSCHUL, SELLER 6i CO. (Leopold Alts-
chul, Samuel Seller, and Philip Ansp:icher) whole-
sale Crocker}-, glassware, etc., 8 Battery
Altshuler Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 241 Sixteenth
Altshuler L., gents' clothing and furnishing goods,
243 Sixteenth, r. 241 Sixteenth
Altshuler L. Mrs., millinery, 237 Sixteenth, r. 241
Sixti^enth
Altube Bernard, cattle-dealer, r. 1508 Powell
Altube Pedro, (L. Peres & Co.) r. '23 Oak Grove Av
Altura Mining Co., Daniel Buck, secretary, office 80
Nevada Block
Altvater Francis, clerk A. J. Plate & Co., r. Ss Twen-
ty.fourth, bet San Jose Av and Guerrero
Altwater David, laborer, Martcnstein & Deming, r.
Alameda
Alvn JI., porter Barrett & Sherwood, r. 1231 Stockton
Alvarado Antonio, fisherman, r. 896 Front
ALVARADO J. C. attorney at law. office 126
Kearny, r. Palace Hotel
Alvarado Pascuala Mrs., r. 5 Prospect PI
Alvarado Salt Works (Alvarado, Alameda Co.), Getz
Bros. & Co. agents, office 301 Front
Alvarez Ad., with Ygual & Co., r. 113 Virginia
Alvarez Antonio, waiter stm Newborn, Folsom-St
Wharf
Alvarez Dolores S., r. 1313 Dupont
Alvarez Nicolo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Alvas John, lirst officer stm Amelia, r. 9 Merchant
Alveros Mrs., laundress, r. 1318 Dupont
Alversou C. W. (widow), r. 1230 Mission
Alves Frederick, teamster George H. Morrison, r.
NE cor Fillmore and Waller
Alves Joseph, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Alvey Charles W.. stoves and tinware, 535 Pacific, r.
1813 Stockton
Alviiie Alviua Mine., clairvoyant, 777 )i Mission
ALVISO FI..OUR MILLS, Bray Brothers agents,
offii'e 226 Clay
Alviso Juan, vuiaiero, r. First Av.,nr Kentucky, South
S. F.
Alvord Enimissie lumber surveyor, r. 47 Minna
Alvord Frank, carpenter, r. 1219 Pacific
Alvord Henry, route agent U. 8. Hallway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 504 Washington
Alvord Henry B., r. 564 Folsom
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 70S to 716 Keamy St
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Alvord Mary Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 759 J^
Howard
Alvord Mary J., fancy goods, 1219 Facific
AliVORD WIL1.IAM, president Pacific Boiling
Mill Co., office 16 Front, and president Bank of
California, office NW cor California and Sansom,
and S. F. Park Commissioner, r. 564 Folsom
Alvord W. M., weigher Pac. KoUing Mill, r. 364 Min
Alweins George, billiardtablemaker Pbilip Liesen-
field
Alwood A. P., r. 33 Fifth
Alzamora Charles, confectioner, r. 1050 Howard
Alzamora J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 133 Pac
Amador (branch) K. R., James O. B. Gnnn secretary,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 1
Amador Canal and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),
office 318 Pine, room 6
Amador Consolidated Silver Mining Co, (California),
J. M. Bnffington secretary, office 309 California,
room 4
Amador Gravel Mining Co., office 424 Montgomery
Amador Lumber Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), office 318
Pine, room G
Amador Mining Co. (Arizona) , L. V. B. Howell secre-
tary, office 3J8 Piue, room 27
Amande Earnest, cook, r. Fifth Av, Hunter's Point,
South S. F.
Amnnu Frank, miner, r. 3 Morey Alley, rear
Amnrk Frederick, importer Havana cigars and money-
broker, 518 Battery, r. 408 Twenty-second
Amarum Moritz, optical goods, etc., 515 Washington
r. 422 Sixth
Amau Frank, compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 531
Vallejo
Amazon Con Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), John
Crockett secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12
AMAZON INSURANCE CO., Andrew D. Smith
agent, office 310 California
Ambler Benjamin, clerk Charles Langley & Co., r.
1215 Pacific
Ambler Stephen F., mining, office 411J^ California,
room 9, r. 638 Green
Ambold Ch., capitalist, r. 903 Kearny
Ambroise Julien, liquor saloon, 1031 Dupont
Ambrose Edward A., actor Baldwin's Theater, r. 5
Kohler's PI
Ambrose James (Ambrose & Horan) , r. 540 Birch Av
Ambrose John, lab irer Andrew Onderdouk
Ambrose Joseph, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
Ambrose Thomas, carpenter, r. 771 Mission
Ambrose William, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
Ambrose & Horan (James Ambrose and J. J. Horan),
poultry and game, 78-79 Centre Market
Ambrosius Joseph, fisherman, r. 1118 Kearny
Amburst Rich, deckhand stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St.Wharf
Amfide(5 Morris, cook Mrs. L. Drouilhat, r. 19 Minna
Amedee Pierre, r. 409 Post
Amelanly Julius C, liquor agent, r. 32 Fourth
Amend Charles W., pastemaker Ernest de Prati, r.
1413 Dupont
Amendt Eiuil, liquor and billiard saloon, 436 Bush
American Bakery. William Hessler proptr, 715 Pacific
AMERICAN CENTRAL INSURANCE CO.,
John Rae Hamilton general agent, office 221 San
American Commercial Agency, W. C. Quinby presi-
dent,W. H. Murray secretary, office 414 Clay
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH, John
I. Sabin superintendent, main office 222 Sansom ;
branch offices 833 Sutter, NE cor Mission and
Twentieth, NW cor Union and Powell, 211 Kearny,
965 Mission, cor California and Fillmore, cor
Hayes and Laguna, cor Fourth and Bluxome, and
cor Keutuckv and First Av, South S. F.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, Thomas
Bryan proptr, 319-325 Sansom
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. (Phila-
delphia) , Jonathan Hunt & Son managers, office
313 California
American Flag Mill and Mining Co. (Pioche, Nev.),
George R. Spinney secretary, office 310 Pine,
room 44
American Flat Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Charles
A. Sankey secretary, office 331 Mont, room 20
American Glass and Powder Works, James B. Fields
proptr, cor H and Seventh Av, nr Golden Gate
Park, office 13 Fremont
American Home Missionary Soc, Rev. James H.War-
ren superintendent, office 7 Montgomery Av
American House, Patrick Creighton proptr, 81 Natoma
American Laundry, Henry Murphy proptr, 517 Miss
American Lloyds' Register American and foreign
shipping, Samuel P. Wells agent, office 416 Cal
American Louisa (widow) , r. 33 Fifth
American Machine and Model Works, I. A. Heald
proptr, 514 Commercial
American Mining Co. (Nev.), Mark E. Sperling sec-
retary, office 309 California, room 15
American Mining and Dredging Co., Eugene Moreau
secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 20
American Pipe Co., P. F. Dickinson manager, office
324 Pine, room 9
AMERICAN rROTESTANT ASSOCIA-
TION, John D. Coulie grand secretary, office 213
Fremont
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIA-
TION HALL, 713 Mission
American River Dredging and Mining Co., C. E.
Buckingham secretary, office 320 San, room 10
American Russian Commercial Co., J. Mora Moss
president, office 718 Battery
AMERICAN SAW CO. S. O. Putnam agent, W.
J. Tucker manager, 12 California
American Samson, physician, office and r. 1506 How
American Sewing Machine Co., S. B. Knox manager,
1216 Market
American Speaking Telephone Co., John I. Sabin
suiierintendent, office 222 Sansom
American Sunday School Union, Rev. Frederick E.
Shearer agent, 757 Market
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY, Rev. Frederick
E. Shearer secretary, 757 Market
Americus Chib Rooms, S W cor Howard and Third
Ames AlJeu T.. wheelwright Constantino Grosso, r.
Franklin Hotel
Ames Benjamin F., teamster Davis & Cowell, r. 541
Stevenson, rear
Ames Charles E., printer, r. 541 Stevenson, rear
Ames Fisher, attorney at law, office 17 old City Hall,
third floor, r. 1222 Pine
Ames Frank M., salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. 1039 Mar
Ames Frederick F., salesman Joseph Fredericks & Co.,
r. 719 California
Ames George, stencil-platemaker, r. 719 California
Ames George H., shipiDing clerk, r. 906 Leavenworth
Ames George S., second assistant engineer Pacific
Mail S. S. Colima, r. 126 J^ Silver
.^imes Henry, r. 2108 Jackson
Ames Henry K., r. 6 Camp
Ames Henry M. (H. M. Ames & Co.) r. Oakland
Ames Henry M. Jr. (H. M. Ames & Co.) ,r. 2414 Wash
Ames Hermann, carpenter, r. 45 Russ
Ames H. M. & Co. (H. M. Ames Jr.) , wholesale butch-
ers, office SE cor Clay and Leidesdorff
Ames Martha Miss, assistant Tyler Street Primary
School, r. 218 Eddy
Ames Mary E. (widow), nurse, r. 213 Chattanooga
Ames Oscar H., carpenter, r. 213 Chattanooga
Ames Pclham W., secretary Sutro Tunnel Co., office
320 California, room 8, r. 1312 Taylor
Amesbury E. W., oiler stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Amette J. Baptiste, barber, r. 275 Stevenson
Amick Myron J., photographer, r. 204 Bush
Amick William, stonemason, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
Amiraux P., mining engineer, r. 114 Vicksburg
Amish Annie Miss, domestic 314 Hayes
Ammann Adolph, liquor saloon, 9 Hardie PI, r. 23}^
Everett
Ammel Conrad, teamster, r. 74 Clementina
Ammerman Charles, messenger melter and refiner's
department U. S. Mint, r. San Leandro, Alameda
county
AMMERUP G. A., paints, oils, varnishes, glass
and paper hangings, 1220 Market
Ammon Alfred, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, r. Ahlboru House
Ammon Beruhard Von, merchant, r. 1713 Bush
Ammonsen J., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Amore Catello, salt dealer, 121 Oregon, r. 6 Wash
Amos James, clerk, r. 208 Octavia
Amos John, janitor Supreme Court, 640 Clay
Amos John T., millwright, r. 1506 Leavenworth
Amos Louise (widow) , r. 415 Van Ness Av
Amos Marg.iret Miss, domestic NW cor Oak and Bu-
chanan
Amos Robert C, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
22 Garden
Amsbary Susan (widow) , adjuster coiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 921 Market
Amsden Ernest W., with Doyle & Co., r. 129 Third
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct.
ANDEHSON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Amsterdam Board of Underwriters, James De Frem^-
ery agent, oflace 410 Battery
Amstutz Henry L. (Graf & Amstutz) , r. 1613 Leav
Amundsen August, upholsterer, r. 722 Shotwell
Amy Alfred, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Amy Gustave L., salesman Hoffman & Co., r. 574 Fol-
Bom
Anagnostopoulos Athanasios, barkeeper Samuel !Mar-
tinovich, r. 8 Sacramento
Anatomical Museum, Louis J. Jordan proptr, 9 Har-
diePl
Anbrun Frederick, metalworker George Hayes & Co.
Anceco Peter, butcher, r. 1028 Market
Ancell William, driver Omni us R. E., r. 24 Ritch
Anchor Line Atlantic Steamers, J. C. Merrill & Co.,
agents, office 204 Calif omia
Anchor Shirt Factory, Stolz, Weidenreich & Co.
proptrs, 202 Bush
Ancon Hotel, John F. Hinrichs proptr, 9-11 Pacific
. Anda Marie Miss, domestic E. H. Kittredge, X s Fif-
teenth, bet Noe and Castro
Andel Frederick, employee Pioneer Malt House, r.
2106 Stockton
Ander Charles, seaman, r. 2.38 Steuart
Anderau Joseph, sausage factory, 400)4 Geary, r. 1517
Leavenworth
Anderfuren Charles A., patternmaker William T.
Garratt, r. 208 Nineteenth
Anderfuren John, tailor, r. 208 Nineteenth
Anderfuren William J., patternmaker William T.
Garratt, r. 208 Nineteenth
Anderlund Herman, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 535
Howard, rear
Anders A. A., boxmakor Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 114
Perry
Anders Paul, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Andersen Albert. Danish Soc, 730 Market
Andersen Andrew, longshoreman, r. 426 Folsom
Andersen Charles, engineer, r. 10 Berry
Andersen Charles, mate stm Hope, Green St.Wharf
Andersen Charles, seaman, r. U Pacific
Andersen Charles, seaman barU Marmion, r. 8 Jack
Andersen Christian, laborer, r. Ss Lombard, nr Mont-
gomery, rear
Andersen Eva S. Miss, assistant Market Street Primary
School, r. 8 Essex
Andersen G., farmer, r. 428 Drumm
Andersen Heinrich, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Andersen Henry, seaman schr H. L. Tiernan, r. 17 Pa-
cific
Andersen James, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Andersen John, baker, r. 009 Jackson
Andersen John, masterschr Little River, r. 523}^ Bran
Andersen John, mate stm George Harley, Second St.
Whsrf
Andersen John, seaman, r. 4 Jackson
Andersen John, seaman, r. 428 Drumm
Andersen John, seaman, r. 531 East
Andersen John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Andersen Julius, salesman, r. 523)^ Brannan
Anderpen Lars C., shoemaker G. Hartman, r. 1918
Pacific Av.
Andersen L. C. Mrs., midwife, r. 1918 P.acific Av
Andersen Martin, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Brjant and Eighth
Andersen Martin, tanner Fnncke& Co.,r. 37 Converse
Andersen Mary, domestic 739 Ellis
Andersen Nels, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Andersen Nis, clgarmaker, 522 M Sixth
And< rsen Otto, mariner, r. 10 Berrv
Andersen Peter, laborer, r. 5 Newell
Andersen Peter, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Andersen Peter M., captain tug Joseph H. Redmond,
office 100 Steuart, r. 337 Bryant
Andersen Rasmussen, laborer, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Anderson A., master mariner, r. 126 Capp
Anderson A. Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Andernon A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Anderson Abram, cabinetmaker, r. N 8 Market bet
Fifteenth and Slxt«enth
Anderson A. C, r. '.'J.') Bush
Anderson A. G., seaman, r. 117 Dnunm
Andrrsnn Albert G., gilder Louis Dampf, r. 5512!<
Mission
Anderson Albert P., salesman Palmer Bros., r. 734
Market
Anderson Alexander, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Anderson Alexis P., color miser Imperishable Paint
Co., r. 227 Second
Anderson Alfred, steward stm Sonoma, Jackson St.
Wharf
Anderson Andrew, boarding, 250 Sjjear
Anderson Andrew, bootmaker Rudolph Paulson, r.
138 Clara
Anderson Andrew, butcher, r. 720 Mission
Anderson Andrew, cabinetmaker E. K. Howes & Co.,
r. 721 Broadway
Anderson Andrew, cigarmaker, r. 10 M Louisa
Anderson Andrew, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Anderson Andrew P., flour packer, r. 504 Vallejo
Anderson Andrew, liquor saloon, 212 Drumm
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 217 Broadway
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Anderson Andrew, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Anderson Andrew, seaman barkentine Grace Roberts,
Hathaway's Wharf
Anderson Andrew, seaman stm Gipsey, Broadway
Wharf
Anderson Anthony C. (Anderson & Co.), r. NW cor
Twenty-ninth and Sanchez
Anderson Andrew, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 505 Union
Anderson Andrew, teamster, r. 1314 Polk
Anderson Andrew, waiter S. F. Grading and Macad-
amizing Co., Long Bridge
Anderson Andrew H., tailor, r. 8 August Alley
Anderson Andrew N., cooper Reuben Norton, r. 49
Clementina
Anderson Andrew P., flour packer Martenstein &
Deming, r. .504 Vallejo
Anderson Andro, fisherman, r. 102 Jackson
Anderson Anna B. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson Annie (widow), r. 338 Bryant, rear
Anderson Anthony, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Anderson Anthony Carinus, machinist, r. cor Twenty-
ninth and Sanchez
Anderson Antone, stableman City Cab and Transfer
Co, r. 174 Jessie
Anderson .\ugust, cook Michael B. Moraghan
Anderson August, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 326 Main
Anderson Augustus, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Anderson Axel, porter Getz Brothers & Co, r. 266
Minna
Anderson Bennett, deckhand stm Capitol, Oakland
Ferry, r. 415 East
Anderson Benjamin F., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 140
Minna
Anderson Berts, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Spear
.\nderson C, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Anderson C. Mrs., iirivate school, 29 Turk
Anderson C. A. Mrs., r. 213 Jackson
Anderson Carlson, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Anderson Catharine (widow), proprietress Ocean
House, 103 Clark
Anderson Charles, r. 19 Commercial
Anderson Charles, clerk What Cheer House
Anderson Charles, engineer, r. 8 Berry
Anderson Charles, fireman, r. 433 Hinckley
Anderson Charles, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock
Anderson Charles, laborer William Hall, r. bet Mis-
sion and San Jose Road, opi) Six-Mile House
Anderson Charles, lumberman, r. 32 Tehama
Anderson Charles, painter, r. 807 Geary
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 17 Fourth
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. "238 Steuart
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Anderson Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Anderson Charles, seaman stm San Vicente, Broad-
way Wharf
Anderson Charles, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. SW
cor Eighteenth and Folsom
Anderson Charles, waiter L. H. Lyons, r. 625 Clay
Anderson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
.Anderson Charles A., carpenter, r. 22 Isis
Anderson Charles A., liquor saloon, 209 Jackson, r.
266 Minna
Anderson Charles £., clerk Hill & Kilgour, r. C02
Buchanan
Anderson Charles J., cigarmaker MajTisch Brothers
& Co., r. 748 Harrison
Anderson Charles J., tailor, r. 3 Gcrke Alley
Anderson Charles P., lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 4
Frederick
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
TEUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Anderson Charles R., clerk William Drury, r. 8 August
AUey
Anderson Charles V., Lumberman's Pro. Union, 71
New MontKoniery
Anderson Christian, tanner Anton Krieg, r. San Bruno
Road, near Twenty-seventh
Anderson Christian, watchman, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Anderson Christina Mrs., cigarmaker Holling Bros.,
r. 19 Carolina
Anderson Christopher, night watchman, r. 327 Bryant
Anderson Conrad, cook, r. 1111 Kearny
Anderson D. C. r. 534 Bush
Anderson Edward, laborer freight department Cen-
tral Pac. R. R
Anderson Edward A., watchman, r. IJi Lilaerty
Anderson Edward R., checking clerk Oakland ferry,
r. 546 Minna
Anderson E. J., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. Ingle-
wood HouBe
Anderson Elizabeth (widow) , r. SE cor Solano and
De Haro
Anderson E. M., tailor, r. 440 Bush
Anderson Ernest E., tailor L. Kelley, r. 446 Minna
Anderson Frances (widow) , r. 534 Pine
Anderson Frank, deckhand tug Lookout, Howard St.
Wharf
.\nderson Frank, waiter The Baldwin, r. 309 Tehama
Anderson Frank H., clerk French & Young, r. 409 Fol-
som
Anderson Frank Palmer, market inspector, r. 411
Hayes
Anderson Frederick, (Edward Hayes & Co.), r. Filbert
nr Fillmore
Anderson Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. E s San Bruno
Road, nr Fifteenth Av
Anderson Frederick, oysterman, r. 10 Berry
Anderson Frederick, picture franiemaker, r. 1901 Hyde
Anderson Frederick, quartermaster S. S. Great Repub-
lic, r. 32 Frederick
Anderson Frederick, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Anderson Frederick, second officer S. S. Alexander, r.
503 Folsom
Anderson Frederick, teamster, r. 219 Hayes
Anderson Fritz, carpenter, r. 18 First
Anderson Gabriel, laborer Empire House, 636 Com
Anderson George, r. 441 Clementina
Anderson George, r. Clipper Hotel
Anderson George, cook, r. 17 Tehama
Anderson George, cook S. S. Great Republic
Anderson George, cook schr Nellie Carter, Green St.
"Wharf
Anderson George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Anderson George, printer, r. 425 Kearny
Anderson George, seaman, r. 13 Steuart
Anderson George, seaman schr Fannie, Green St.
Wharf
Anderson George A., policeman City Hall, r.l41 Fifth
Anderson George J., carpenter, r. 323 Oak
Anderson George L.. 2d lieutenant 4th Ariillery, TJ.
S. A., and post adjutant Presidio Reservation
Anderson George W. (G. W. Anderson & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Anderson G. H., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kejimy
and Morton
Anderson Gustave, cook, r. 1211 Union
Anderson Gustave, seaman, r. 415 Ea-st
Anderson Gustavus, deckhand stm Bay City, Alameda
Ferry
Anderson G. W. & Co., Oakland and S. F. Express,
office 331 East
Anderson H., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Anderson Hannah, domestic 117 Capp
Anderson Hans, peddler, r. 34 Austin
Anderson Hans, seaman, r.206 Steuart
Anderson Harold merchant, r. 1423 California, rear
Anderson Henry, barkeeper Charles ^fortner, r. 33
Jessie
Anderson Henry, deckhand stmr Amador
Anderson Henry, mining, r. 706 Taylor
Anderson Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Anderson Henry A., pressman, r. 802 Jackson
Anderson Henry C, oyster saloon, 41 and42 Grand
Western Market, r. 34 Austin
Anderson Henry W., woodcarver, r. 347 Brannan
Anderson Hilda, milliner, 216 Stockton
Anderson Huah, photographic gallery, 506 Valencia,
r. 129 Diamond
Anderson Isaac, carpenter, r. 503 Folsom
Anderson Isaac, porter E. Martin & Co., r. Brooklyn
Anderson I. W., deckhand stm Onward, Jackson St.
Wharf
Anderson J., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Ciiy of Sydney
Anderson J., seaman stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Anderson Jacob, bedmaker Sailors' Home, cor Harri-
son and Main
Anderson James, r. W s Sansome, nr Union
Anderson James, driver Omnibus R. R., r. Minna, nr
Fourth
Anderson James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Anderson James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Anderson James, magazinekeeijer John Skinker, r. E s
Tennesee, nr Sierra
Anderson James, nurse City and County Hospital
Anderson James, sash and blindmaker, r. 41 Clem
Anderson James, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Anderson James, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Anderson James Mrs., r. 2127 Bush
Anderson James A., bootfitter Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. '417 Greenwich
Anderson James H., bookkeeper Samuel H. Harmon,
r. 532 Shotwell
Anderson James W., principal Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 3044 Sixteenth
Anderson Jane (widow) , r. 417 Greenwich
Anderson J. D., driver United Carriage Co.,r. 32 Sec
Anderson J. H., salesman A. Bibby, r. 3 Kearny
Anderson J. O., seaman, r. 12 Jackson "
Anderson John (Anderson & Co.), r. NW cor Sanchez
and Twenty-ninth
Anderson John, r. 7 August Alley
Anderson John, bedmaker Sailors' Home, cor Harri-
son and Main
Anderson John, capitslist, r. The Baldwin.
Anderson John, captain schr Elvina, r. 12 J^ Sherman
Anderson John, carpenter, r. 102 Jackson
Anderson John, carpenter City R. P.., r. 1458 Minna
Anderson John, carriagemaker E. Falkingham, r. SE
cor Folsom and Twentieth
Anderson John, coachman 1C2G Jackson
Anderson John, conductor Market St. R. R.,r. 514 Va-
lencia
Anderson John, cook, r. 115 First
Anderson John, boxmaker, r. 32 Everett, rear
Anderson John, driver Massey & Yung, r. 46 Everett
Anderson John, expressman, r. 1745 Market
Anderson John, laborer, r. 319 Harrison
Anderson John, laborer, r. 409 Pacific
Anderson John, laborer Jackson St. Wharf, r. 1003^
Jackson
Anderson John, liquor dealer, r, 209 Jackson
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 705 Howard
Anderson John, longshoreman, r. 102 Jackson
Anderson John, master mariner, r. 327 Beale
Anderson John, printer M. Schmidt & Co.,r. 255 Clem
Anderson John, sawyer Pacific Furniture Co., r. 1312
Broderick
Anderson John, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Anderson John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Anderson John, Seaman, r. 274 Clementina
Anderson John, seaman, r. 327 Beale
Anderson John, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Anderson John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Anderson John, seaman, r. Western House
Anderson John, shipcarpenter Mathew Turner
Anderson John, tailor, r. 655 Washington
Anderson John, waiter, r. 415 East
Anderson John, wireworker, r. 823 Battery
Anderson John A., Silverman Palace Hotel
Anderson John F., pastor Zion A. M. E. Church.
r. 11 Scott PI
Anderson John Mrs. (widow) , r. 38 McAllister
Anderson John Martin, teamster J. & F. Kesseler, r.
624 Brannan
Anderson John W., tailor, r. 410 Vallejo
Anderson Joseph, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10 Steuart
Anderson Joseph D., stationery, 120 Fourth
Anderson Joseph E., r. 1518 Mission
Anderson Josephine, domestic 1714 Van Ness Av
Anderson J. P., painter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Anderson Kittie Miss, actress, r. 932 Clay
Anderson Kittie Florence Miss, dressmaker, r. 103
Clark
Anderson Lars, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 607
Third
Anderson Lars, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Anderson Lawrence, r. 4 Haggin
Anderson L. C, r. 1916 }<■ Pacific
BEAMISES Shirts— Instnictions for Self-measurement on Application.
AlIDEESON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Anderson Lewis, peddler. r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Lewis Jr., blacksmith, r. 1313 Jackson
Anderson Lizzie Miss, domestic 602 Capp
Anderson Louis, r. 101 Minna
Anderson Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 607 Third
Anderson Louis, driver Zadock W. Moore, r. 136
Rose Av
Anderson Louis, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Spear
Anderson Louis, seaman schr Nellie Carter, Green St.
Wharf
Anderson Louis, stevedore A. C. Freese
Anderson L, Pet (widow) . siiirit medium, office and r.
906 Market
Anderson Maggie, domestic 522 Capp
Anderson Maria Miss, domestic Marlborough, House,
252 Second
Anderson, Maria T. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1832 Market
Anderson Marequita (widow;, r. 6 Hinckley
Anderson Martin, r. 5 Minna
Anderson Martin, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Anderson Mary, domestic 1626 Jackson
Anderson Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 120 Ellis
Anderson Mary Miss, r. 720 Mission
Anderson Mary (widow), r. 1 Moulton PI
Anderson Mary (widow) , r. W s Sansom nr Union
Anderson Mary Mre. r. 11 Bagley PI
Anderson Matilda, domestic (irand Hotel
Anderson Matthew A., teacher music, r. 15 Guerrero
Anderson Minerva Mrs., nurse, r. HOii Kearny
Anderson M. N., r. 603 Third
Anderson N., secretary Cal. Transportation Co., office
NW cor Ja.-kson and East, r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Anderson N. D., r. 000 Bush
Anderson Neals, waiter, (>20 Folsom
Anderson Nelson, r. 5 Washington
Anderson Nettie H. Miss, assistant Spring Yalley Pri-
mary Sfhool, r. 2127 Bush
Anderson Nicholas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 658 Miss
Anderson N. P., seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson Oliver, tanner, r. Railroad Av.,nr Thirty-
fourth Av., South S. F.
Anderson O. M., nurse City and County Hospital •
Anderson Orlando, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Anderson Otis, r. 351 Minna
Anderson Oulif, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Anderson Peter, clerk John H. Kessing, r. 1326 Kear
Auderson Peter, cook Edward Schuur, r. 625 Pacific
Anderson Peter, cooper, r. 563 Mission
Anderson Peter, dyer, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 8 Vandewater, rear.
Anderson Peter, fireman, stm Reform, r. 1 Francisco
Anderson Peter, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Anderson Peter, seaman, r, 13 Steuart
Anderson Peter, .seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. 415 East
Anderson Peter, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Anderson Peter, seaman bark Don Nicholas, foot of
Beale
Anderson Peter, seaman scow Camille, Folsom St.
Wharf
Anderson Peter C, coachman P. Donahue, 454 Bryant
Anderson Peter N., cooper, r. 46 Spear
AndiTson Petor W. Mrs. (widow), r. 513 Taylor
AndiTBon R. K., carpenter W. B. Anderson, r. 10 Ve-
roua PI
Anderson Robert, r. 225 Bush
Anderson Robert, carpeDtor, r. 1608 Jones
Ander.'<on Robert H., carpenter J. V. Lawrence
Anderson Rolx^rt W., chief officer stm Gussie Telfair
r. 2C2'.i )< Harrison
Anderson Rollin C, toys and stationery, 408 Third
Anderson Haniucl, clerk, r. 2«1 Stevenson
Auderson Haniuel, seaman, r. Sailors' Homo
Anderson San Lule Miss, teacher, r. 1222 Leav
Anderson Sophia Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manufac-
turing Co., r. Eleventh Av.ur Railroad Av, South
8. F.
Anderson Stewart, clerk, r. 2127 Bush
Anderson T.. (luartermaster S. 3. Great Republic
Auder.Mon 'I'heoilorc, mosseuger stm Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
Anderson Theodore, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Anderson Theodore R., cook Maine Restaurant, r. 819
Howard
Anderson Thomas, assistant engineer stm Oakland,
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Anderson Th<iinas, coal dealer, 16 Drumm, r. 410 Eddy
Anderson T. K., yardmaster Southern Pac. R. R., r.
'2032 Mission
Anderson Tufve, foremen Carmen Island Salt Works,
r. 34^ Zoe
Anderson T. Walter, bookkeeper Frank Barnard &
Co., r. San Rafael
Anderson W., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner
Anderson Walter G., bookkeeper Thomas Anderson,
r. 410 Eddy
Anderson William, broommaker Harrison & Dickson.
r. NE cor Third and Minna
Anderson William, captain schr Three Brothers, office
Pier 7, Steuart
Anderson William, engineer, r. 41 Clementina
Anderson William, engineer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
W 6 Indiana, nr Sierra
Anderson William, expressman, r. Harrison, bet Main
and Beale
Anderson -William, molder Union Iron Works, r. 419
Folsom
Anderson William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Anderson William, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Anderson William, seaman, r. 32(5 Main
Anderson William B. (W. S. Ray & Co.), r. 2631 How
Auderson William B., carriageiuaker, 2 Tyler, r. 10
Verona PI
Anderson William F., attorney at law, office 18 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building, r. 025 Third
Anderson William N.. vice-prtsident Mutual Ice Co.,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Anderson William H., calker, r, 409 Folsom
Anderson William H., engineer Hiram Clifford, r.
Silver .\v bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Anderson William H., hostler P. A. Finnigan, r. 1109
Jones
Anderson Zacharias, mariner, r. 10 Berry
Anderson & Co. (John and Anthony C. Anderson)
groceries aud liquors, NW cor Sanchez and
Twenty-ninth
Anderson & Danielson (Harold Anderson and Peter
Dauielson), whiteners, 637 California
Anderson k Irving (Samuel Irving) , gents' furnishing
goods, 21'.t Montgomery
ANUERSON 6i R.A.XDOL.PH (William C. Ran-
dolph), watches, jewelry, diamonds, etc., 101 and
103 Montgomery
Anderton Frederick C, tanner, r. Fifteenth Av bet P
and Q, Souths. F.
Andes Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) . Michael
Landers s^'oretary, office 2 Nevada Block
Andlauer Jacques, carpenter, r. 229 Tenth
Andlauer Victor, employee John Mallon, r. 229
Tenth
Andoe William A., secretarv Hanover Con. Mining
Co., office 327 Pine.r. 1410 Taylor
Audornetti Celestin, compositor Courrierde San Fran-
cisco, r. 18, M Lafayette PI
Andornetti Paul, paper carrier, r. 18)^ Lafayette PI
Andrade Albert, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Antonio, with E. J. & J. H. Moore, r. 438
Green
Andrade C. K., sawmaker Pac. Saw Manufacturing Co.,
r. 130S Montgomery
Andrade Edward, bookkeeper, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Evaristo, mail clerk S. S. Newburn, r. 10 Au-
burn
Andrade Guillermo, capitalist, r. 656 Folsom
Andrade Guillermo C, clerk Wenceslas Loaiza, r. 056
Folsom
Andrade Seferino, shoemaker, r. 11173^- Kearny
Andrade Silvestre. agent, r. 440 Green
Andre Alexander (Andre & Fqure), r. 724 Filbert
Andre John Lewis, porter Pac. Refinery aud Bullion
Exchange, r. 416 Montgomery
Andre & Faure (Alexander Andre and Hippolite
Faure), laundry. 724 Filbert
ANDRE.VXI G. «.Si CO. (John Cook) restaurant,
533 Washington
Andreani Giuseppe (Q. Andreani & Co.), r. 420 Jack-
son
Andreani Rocco. fisherman, r. 896 Front
Andreas John G.. machinist Golden State & Miners'
Iron Works, r. 18 First
Audni Peter, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Andrei Robert, bookkeeper St. Ann's Rest, r. 331
Kearny
Andreoli Marcellino, frescopainter, r. 627 Broadway
.Xndres Christian, musician, r. 345 Jessie
Andres John P. Clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, office
1 Howard, r. 132 Clara
Andres Mary, matron S. F. Lying-in Hospital and
Foniidling .\sylnm. ',I13 T.vler
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
AND
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Andresen Bros. (John G. and Christian), carriage and
wagonmakers, GOT Battery
Andresen Christian (Andresen Bros.), r. Oakland
Andresen E. Miss, seamstress Levi Strauss k Co., r.
720 Mission
Andresen H., Journeymen Shipwrights' Asen, 71 New
Montgomery
Andresen John G. (Andresen Bros.) , r. Oakland
Andresen Nicholas, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Andresen Peter, merchant tailor, 103 Montgomery
Andressen Henry P., carpenter, r. 1007 Folsom
Andressen Peter, cellarman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 5
Newell
Andrew Carrie E. Miss, hairdresser. 251 Third
Andrew George, builder George B. Andrew, r. S s
Filbert, ur Van Ness Av
Andrew George B., builder, r. S s Filbert, ur Yan
Ness Av
Andrew Hannah Miss, bakery, 1332 Pacific
Andrew James, painter, r. 533 Stevenson
Andrew John, bookkeeper Gower & Gilman, r.
Oakland
Andrew Reginald J., builder George B. Andrew, r.
S 8 Filbert, nr Van Ness Av
Andrew William, nurseryman Henry Stewart, r. 2005
Geary
Andrews , r. 29 Dupont
Andrews Abraham, watches, diamonds, and jewelry,
221 Montgomery, r. The Baldwin
Andrews Albert, boxmaker, r. 114 Perry
Andrews Alexander, engineer Odd Fellows' Cemetery,
r. E b' Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St.
Rose
Andrews Alfred, cook, r. 510 Broadway
Andrews Amador, express messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 120 Ellis
Andrews Amasa B, inspector Custom House, r.
Alameda
Andrews Andrew, decktiand stm Centennial, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Andrews C, steward, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Andrews Catherine, domestic 1527 Sutter
Andrews Charles, driver John Shepston, r. SW cor
Twenty-sixth and San Jose Av
Andrews Charles, weaver S. F. Pioneer W'oolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Andrews Charles, woodturner, r. 841 Mission
Andrewc Charles S., law student and secretary Cal-
pella Gravel Mining Co., office 417 Kearny, r. 424
Minna
Andrews Edward, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Andrews Edwin O., cabinetmaker Josexsh T. Terry &
Co., r. 612 Mission
Andrews Ellen (widow) , r. 1208 Pacific
Andrews Frank P., conductor Market St. R. E., r. 1108
Steiner
Andrews Frederick G., painter, r. First Street House
Andrews Frederick J., malster, r. 43ii Brannan
Andrews George, painter Frost & Richards, r. 309 Fre-
mont
Andrews George, shoemaker, r. Green Tree House
Andrews H. Mrs., proprietress Occidental Lodgings,
536 Market
Andrews Harrj', secretary Real Estate Landlord and
Tenants' Pro, Assn, office 234 Montgomery, room
8, r. 312 Bartlett
Andrews Henry H., captain stm Petaluma, Saucelito
Ferry, r. Saucelito
Andrews H. O., merchant, r. The Baldwin
Andrews Hugh, mariner, r. 43 Vallejo
Andrews James, clerk Occidental Lodgings, 536 Markt
Andrews James, painter Sandford M. Hills, r. 1014 J<j
Washington, rear
Andrews James, waiter, r. 506 Davis
Andrews Jane Miss, cook 1422 Hyde
Andrews J. D. Mrs., r. 105 Stockton
Andrews Jeremiah, engineer stm Emma, r. Napa City
Andrews John, r. The Baldwin
Andrews John, night clerk Occidental Lodgings,
536 Market
Andrews John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Andrews John, ship steward, r. 3 Broadway
Andrews John P., bookkeeper, r. 130 Clara
Andrews Joseph, boilermaker Southern Pac.R. R.Co.,
r. 26 Capp
Andrews Letitia M., carpetsewer Hartshorn & Mc-
Phun, r. 923 (^ Harrison
Andrews Mattie Miss, tailoress, r. 2G Capp
Andrews Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nevada), D.L.Thomas
secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12
Andrews O., teamster, r. 351 Minna
Andrews Oliver, wholesale pork butcher Fifth Av
bet K and L, r. NW cor Seventh Av and L, South
S. F.
Andrews Otis, compositor Holloway & Briggs, r. 419
O'Farrell
Andrews Peter, clerk, r. 132 Clara
Andrews Porter, r. 28 O'Farrell
Andrews Reuben, captain, r. 1135 Folsom
Andrews Richard, stevedore, r. N s Niagara Av.nr
Mission, West End
Andrews Robert F., r. Parker Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Andrews Susan (widow) , tailoress, r. 26 Capp
Andrews Thomas, stage carpenter California Theatre,
r. 1208 Pacific
Andrews Vena Miss, tailoress, r. 26 Capp
Andrews William, gardener Henry Stewart, r. SW cor
Geary and Devisadero
Andrews William, mine owner, r. 1410 Taylor
Andrews William, stonecutter, r. 523 Sixth
Andrews William, whitener, 923 ij Harrison
Andrews William Jr., secretary The Pacific Land and
Trust Co., oflace 513 California, r. 734 Grove
Andrews William A., porter W. & I. Steinhart & Co.,
r. Oakland
Andrews William J., milk dairy, N s Niagara Av, nr
Mission, West End
Andrews W. M., surveyor, r. 22 Geary
Andronette G. B., caiver, r. 818 Sansome
ANDROS MILiTON, attorney at law, office 224
Sansom, r. 3Ul Van Ness Av
ANDROSS M. C, miner, r. Blundell House
Andross P. H., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 28 O'Farrell
Andrus J. B., California St. R. E., office SE cor Lar-
kin and California, r. 314 Biish
Andrus John, waiter, r. 982}^ Harrison
Andrus Thomas J., printer, r. 1609 Mason
Andruss George H., with Tallant & Co., r. 1313 Val-
lejo
Andrzejowsky J. W. Mrs. (widow) , r. 702 Bush
ANDURAN C. «fe CO. (C. Carpy and P. Van
Bever), importers and jobbers foreign and Cali-
fornia wines and liquors, and proptrs Uncle Sam
Wine Cellars, distillery and wine vinegar factory,
Najja City, office 517 Sacramento
Anduran Charles (C. Anduran & Co.), r. 738 Pacific
Aufibalo A., labortr. r. 818 Sansome
ANGEI. & COCHRAN (A. E. Angel and John T.
Cochran), commission Calif ornla and Oregon pro-
duce, 204 Clay.
Angel A. E. (Angel & Cochran) , r. Alameda
Angel George, waiter Simon Hoti'mauu
Angel Henry, policeman City Hall, r. 1044 Howard
Angel M. B., farmer, r. 1 Ewer PI
Angel Myron, journalist, r. 623 Fell
Angel Texas, attorney at law, office 302 Montgomery,
room 30, r. Alameda
Angeli Joseph, merchant, r. 40 Tehama
Angelina B. Mme., lace cap factory, 419 J^ Stockton
Angelis Augustus, tinsmith Martin Prag, r. 1333
Natoma
Angelis Frank, harnessmaker , r. 553 Mission
Angelis Theodore, teacher music, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Angelius Charles, clerk, r. 756 Howard
Angelius Diederich, driver Albany Brewery, r. 756
Howard
Angeli Andiew J., real-estate broker, r. 1327 Vallejo
Angeli Horace B. (Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works) , r. 11 Clementina
Angeli James M., cari^enter, r. 613 Mission
Angeli J. C, secretary California Raisin and Fruit
Co, office 204 California
ANGEIiLi JONATHAN TV., apothecary, NW COr
First and Folsom, r. 264 First
Angeli Otis B., clerk Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 11 Clementina
Angelo Edward J., bookkeeper Atlas Iron Works, r.
202 Eighth
Angelo Elizabeth (widow), r. 418 O'Farrell
Angelo Henry J., clerk Apothecaries Hall, r. 1203 How-
ard
Angelo Lena Miss, shirtmaker, r. 16 Jansen
Angelo Nabor Mrs., r. 16 Jansen
Angelo Peter, vegetable dealer, r. 9 Perry
Angelo Eaymo (Pioneer Soda Works), r. 220 Hermann
Angelopulo Angelo, waiter Nicholas Castis, r. 13
Verona PI
Angelovich Joseph, cook B. Kenney, r. 325 M Third
Anger Victor, saddlemaker Main & Winchester, r. 33
Freelon
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Fine— large assortment.
A-NLEESON k HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Angerstein Aug., third oflScer 8. S. Oregon, Oregon S.
S. Co
Angerstein Carl, metal worker, r. 3 Haywood
Angler A. A. Miss, private school, 618 O'Farrell
Angler Anne H. Mrs., r. 618 O'Farrell
Angler W. T., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co, r. 618
O'Farrell
Anglade John, milk dairy, N of Silver Av, nr Mission
Anglin John J., stone cutter, r. Union Hotel
Anglin Michael T., tabinetmaker Andrew Geishaker,
r. 4.59 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
AngllQ Patrick, miner, r. 2723 Bryant Av
Anglin Thomas, porter Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co,
r. 721 Minna
AXGI.O-CAL.IFORXIAX B A X K (limited),
Frederick F. Low, and Ignatz Stelnhart managers,
422 California
Angonnet Benita Mrs., laundry, 811 Stockton
Angonnet Frank, farmer, r. 811 Stockton
Angonnet Peter F.. laundryman, r. 811 Stockton
Angott Samuel, laborer, r. 522 Filbert
Angoustures Francois, laborer A. T. Noble & Co., r.
W s San Jose Av, nr Thirtieth
Angoustures John, laborer, r.S 8 Silver Av, bet Miss
and San Bruno Road
Angoustures V., dairyman Veges and Esclosses, r. W
s San Jose Av, nr Twenty-ninth
Angulo Emanuel, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Angus James S.. accountant Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. Alameda
Anie Frederick, varnisher West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 224 Sixth
Aokel Bernard, r. 5593^ Stevenson
Ankel Samuel, clerk M. Rosenblum & Co., r. 559 J^
Stevenson
Ankele John H., with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. Oakland
Ankers Christian (Christian Ankers & Co.), r. 545 Cal-
ifornia
AXKERS CHRISTIAN & CO. , manuf show
case.s. .745 California
Annis Isabella (widow), r. W s Sansom, bet Filbert
and Greenwich, rear
Annis James A., policeman City Hall, r. 112 Taylor
Annies Frederick, gardener, r. S s Fourteenth, bet
Minna and Natoma
Anous Guiseppi, milkman, r. Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F
Ansberg B. Charles, butcher, r. 714 Vallejo
Anschel Samuel, ladies' furnishing goods, 214 Sixth
Anschutz Emily (widow) , r. 5 Florence
Anschutz Matil'de, domestic 627 Gearv
Ansell Pierre, r. 6 O'Farrell Alley
Anselm Otto, upholsterer, NE cor Grove and Laguna,
r. 538 Hayes
Anselmi Bartholomew, dairyman R. Boradori, r. W s
San Bruno Road, four miles from Citj- Hall
Ansley Barzillai, ship ballaster, r. 323 Vallejo
Ansley Wa.shington, cooper, r. 14 Merchant
AusliUKer George, foreman J. Gundlach & Co., r. 109
Tehama
Ansolabehere Jean, boarding, 8 .^shburton PI
Ansolabebere Simon, cook, r. 8 Ashburton PI
Anson Albert M., clerk C. R. Wilson, r. SE cor Dolores
and Duncan
Ansou Byron W., waiter James H. Parsons, r. 1427
Polk
Anson M. A. Mrs., r. 142 X Fourth
Anson Patrick F., painter Wason & Morris, r, 2011
Hyde
Ansou Richard, housepainter, r. 909 Geary
AnBop Frank, cook, r. Clipper Hotel
Anspacber A., merchant, r. The Baldwin
Anspacher Philip (Altsc hul. Seller & Co.), r. 614 Sut
An.Htett Antdine (Grogau & Anstett), r. 722 Green
Antanaro Lorenzl, with Frank! Baptista, r. NE cor
Buchanan and McAllister
AnthuH Frederick, bakery, 510 Fourth
Antlii B Frtderlck, clerk E. C. Fltts, r, 610 Fourth
AnthcH Kate, domestic 104 Seventh
Anthes Louis N.. clerk Marks & Relnhardt, r. Sophie
Terrace, nr Pino
Anthes Matthias, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Anthes Peter (Anthes & Liebman), r. Sophie Terrace
Anthes k Liebiuan (Peter .\nthe8 and Otto Liebman),
llqiior saloon, 102 Geary
Anthonison Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 1702
Kearny
Anthony , r. 652 Market
Anthony Albert, butcher, r. 1061 Folsom
Anthony Charles V. Rev., pastor Central M. E. Church,
r. 1155 Mission
Anthony Edward T. (E. T. Anthony & Co.), r. 124 Oak
Anthony Edwin R.. clerk General Auditor's office,
Central Pac. R. R., r. Alameda
Anthony Elisa E. Mrs., journalist, r. 427 Bush
Anthony E. T. & Co., repackers general merchandise,
407 and 409 Commercial
Anthony Ferdinand, bookbinder Alexander Buswell,
r. 1500 Buchanan
Anthony George W., moheybroker, SE cor Bush and
Kearny, and NE cor Post and Kearny, r. 30 Post
Anthony H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 Ellis
Anthony Henry (Anthony &Maas>;). r. 0 Clara Lane
Anthony Hyman A., peddler, r. 4 Kate
Anthony Jennie Miss, teacher, r. 571 Minna
Anthony John A., freight agent Central Pac. R. R.,
office cor Fourth and King, r. Alameda
Anthony Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Anthony Richard M., chief clerk U. S. Sub Treasury,
r. Oakland
Anthony Sarah (widow), r. 1628 Eddy
Anthony & Maass (Henry Anthony and Christoph
Maass), groceries and liquors, 6 Clara Lane
Antich Anton (Delau & Antich), r. 723 Vallejo
Antippa Jacopo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Antisell Thomas M. (Thomas M. Antisell & Co.), r.
Berkeley
ANTISELL THOMAS M. & CO., pianos and
organs, bR5 Market
Antisell, William C, salesman Thomas M. Antisell &
Co.. r. 26 St. Ann's Building
Antolne C. Mile., laundry, 1524 Polk
Antolne James, r. 904 Kearny
Antolu Giuseppe, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Antolu Micheli, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Anton August, clgarmaker Frederick E. Boger, r. 619
Hayes
Anton Joseph, seaman stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Antone , teamster George Mayer
Antone Manuel, steward stms Oakland and El Capitan,
Oakland Ferry
Antone Thvmas, barber John Thomas, r. 107 Jackson
Antone Thomas, laborer, r. Fairmont 'Tract, nr School
House
Antonla Clara Mrs., physician, 319 Kearny
Antoulewlcz Josephine, governess, r. 1620 Turk
Antoniewicz Mary Mrs., teacher music Kohler & Chase,
r. 502 Taylor
Antonio , machinist Union Ironworks, r. 220 Third
Antonio .\ugustine F. Miss, shlrtmaker, r. 9 Gaven
Antonio Fragoiia, laborer DeMartini & Bonasso, r.
bet Mission and San Jose Road, SE of Industrial
School
Antonio Guadaloupe Miss, shlrtmaker, r. 9 Gaven
Antonio Guglielmo, clerk Victor Jostl, r. 109 Sixth
Antonio John, deckhand stm Amelia, Washington
St. Wharf
Antonio Peter, barber, r. 915 Montgomery
Antony Frauk.wines and liquors, 1042 Fol, r. 41 Moss
Antony Henry, cutler Will & Finck, r. 1«22 Stockton
Antracoli Benedetto, Italian Benev. Soc, 4'23 Washing-
ton
Antracoli Domenico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Antunovich F. & Co. (John Rosso), coffee saloon, 403
East
Antunovich Florio (F. Antunovich & Co.), and res-
taurant 526 Sacramento, r. 712 Green
Antunovich John, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Antunovich Nicholas (Antunovich A: Bralich), and
coffee saloon SW cor East and Com, r. 533 Union
Antunovich & Bralich (Nicholas Antunovich, and
Fredrick Bralich), coffee saloon, 624 Kearny
Antz Henrv, butcher, 1 and 2 Grand Western Market,
r. 14'29"pine
Anzel Mary (widow), r. 129 Sixth
Anzenhofer Louis, farmer, N s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Aowhes Edward, cook Edward Ohlen, r. cor Dupont
and Union
Apache Gold k Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), John D.
Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms
14 and 15
Apel John, architect, r. 729 Pine
Apel Michael, carpenter, r. 129 Sixth, rear
Apelt Charles M., shlrtmaker, 1305 Stockton
Apgar George W., laborer warehouse department Cus-
tom House, r. 148 Silver
Apgar Richard M., sergeant police City Hall, r. 1117
Sutter
BULLOCE <S; JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Fine Shirts to Order.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store. GEO. LOOMIS', 705 to 716 Kearny St.
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APOTHECARIES' HAUL., B. B. Thayer chem-
ist, William J. Bryan druggist, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Market, Grand Hotel
Appel Franz, baker Henry Blum, 1813 Powell
Appel John C., cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co.
Appel Louis, liquor saloon, 315 Montgomery Av
Apijel Samuel, clerk Lawrence Eyan, r. 527 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Appel Simun, tailor, 786 Folsom
Appel Theodore, cigar dealer, r. 13 Everett
Appel W., varnisher S. F. Furniture Factory
Appenzeller Fred, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Appenzeller, Jacob, woodworker Frederick W. Muel-
ler, r. Natoma, bet Seventh and Eighth
Appiarius Henry C., bartender Frederick W. Kamps,
r. 21 Davis
Appiarius William, driver Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r.
1810 O'Farrell
Apple Jacob, bookkeeper Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. Oakland
Apple Julia Miss, dry and fancy goods, 28 Sixth, r.
406 Sixth
Apple WoU, clerk, r. 406 Sixth
Appleby Charles C, florist W. Appleby, r. 2325 Mis
Appleby Hugh, coalpasser S. S. Great Republic
Appleby William, nursery, 2325 Mission
APPLEGATE J. HEXRY Jr., secretary Wales
Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining Co., oflice 409 |
Washington, r. 2226 Jackson
Applegate John J., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 53
Silver
APPLiEGATE JOSIAH H., attorney at law, of-
fice 729 Montgomery, r. The Baldwin
Appletou Abraham, junk peddler, r. 667 Clementina
Appleton Henry, r. 688 Clementina
Appleton House, Mrs. L. A. Lyford proprietress, 33
Fifth
Appo Georgiana Mrs., hairdresser, r. 734 Bdwy, rear
Appo Junius B., porter stmr Ancon, r. 734 Bdwj', rear
Apprill George, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. SW cor
Jackson and Mason
Apted Walter, boatman, r. 216 J$ Francisco
Apustill Louis C, painter, r. 644 Howard
Aquilino Caprara, dairjTnan Carl Solari.W s Clara Av,
nr Eighteenth
Arager Solomon Rev., r. 905 Folsom
Aral Mrs., r. 244 Taylor
Arancino Paolo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Arata Andrea, ragpicker, r. 619 Bay
Arata Bartholomew (Segui & Arata), r. 629 Davis
Arata Benjamin, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1904 Powell, rear
Arata Candida (widow) , r. 12 Union PI
Arata David, vegetable dealer, r. 1 Ohio
Arata Francisco (Arata & Brignoni) , r. 517 J$ Green-
wich
Arata Giovanni, vegetables, 32 Colombo Market
Arata Guisseppe, laborer, r. 1510 Dupont
Arata John, expressman, cor Filbert and Montgomery
Arata Joseph, cartman, r. 3 Maiden Lane
Arata Louis (Arata & Casassa) , r. 1016 Devisadero
Arata Luigi, marblepolisher Charles Bianchi
Arata Nicola, r. 12 Union PI
Arata Paolo, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Arata Pietro, laborer Ghirardelli &Daiizel,r.8 Union
PI
Arata Richard (Eatto & Arata), r. 511!^ Fourth
Arata S., vegetable peddler, r. 730 Vallejo, rear
Arata Stephen, bootblack, r. 3 Maiden Lane
Arata & Brignoni (Francisco Arata and Domenico
Brignoni), hay, grain etc., 620 Broadway
Arata & Casassa (Louis Arata and Dominick Casassa),
produce commission, 509 Davis
Arbenheimer Julius, leather dealer, r. 212 Sutter
Arbogast Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards,
r. 1 Fifth
Arbuckle Henry, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Ws
Kentucky, nr Sixteenth
ARCADE (J. J. O'Brien & Co.) , dry goods, 924-928
Market
Arcade House, William A. Green proptr, 930 Market
Arcade House, Adolph Hartmann proptr, 45 Sac
Arcadian Club, 212 Sutter
Archambeau Joseph F., conductor Market St. R.R.,
r. 529 Valencia
ARCHBAL.D JOHN, surveyor S. F. Savings
Union, office 532 California, r. 1312 Powell
Archer Anna (widow) , r. Ill Prospect PI
Archer Catharine (widow) , r. 10 Haywood
Archer Charles H., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 919
Folsom
Archer James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Archer Samuel, glazier, r. 1320 Stockton
Archer William, hardware, 919 Folsom
Archibald Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 27 Lilly Av
Archibald Prescott L. (Archibald & Jeffers) , r. 1504
Mission
Archibald William R., foreman Archibald & Jeffers,
r. 1504 Mission
ARCHIBALD & JEFFERS (Prescott L. Archi-
bald and Adam Jeffers) , livery, boarding and sale
stables, 1324-1320 Market
Archibald. See Archbald
Archidet Victor, r. 19 Ninth
Archie Edward, waiter, r. 546}^ Mission, rear
Arciniega Antonia (widow), r. 1426 Mason
Arctic Ice Machine Co, office 21 Davis, room 15
Ardela George, laborer, r. 3 Grand PI
Ardery James A., policeman City Hall, r. 700 Ellis
Arellano Manuela (widow), r. 1 Margaret PI
Arend Margaret Miss, lodgings, 719 Clay
Arendahl William, expressman, Sander's Hotel
Arendt Edward, upholsterer Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 729 Clementina
Arensberg Jenny Mrs., r. 736 Folsom
Arents Edward, bartender Henry Reider, r. Oakland
Arentz Edward, papermaker, r. 1403 Stockton
Arey Charles A., captain ship Coquimbo, r. 2207 Ji
Pine
Arey Joseph, first officer ship Blue Jacket, Main St.
Wharf
Arey Robert B., master mariner, r. 9.36 Howard
Arfmann Henry, packer Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. 1436
Mission
Arfort Jean B., wagonmaker, 218 Post, r. 625 Geary
Argall John, (Birch, Argall & Co.), r. 630 Tyler
Argenta Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Rutherford H.
Brown secretary, office 20 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Argenti Tullio, marblecutter Daniel Sheerin, r. W s
Mission bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Argentina Gold & Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),
Thad S. Fitch secretary, office 240 Montgomery,
room 6
ARGENTIXE REPUBLIC, Charles Baum consul,
office 510 Battery
Argonaut Mining Co. (Globe Dist., Arizona), Joseph
Pentecost secretary, office 331 Montgomery,
room 12
ARGONAUT PUBLISHING CO., F. M. Pixley,
president; Fred. M. Somers, secretary ; A. P.
Stanton, business manager, publishers The
Argonaut, office 522 California
ARGONAUT THE (weekly) .The Argonaut Publish-
ing Co. proiJtrs, office 522 California
Arguello Albert, clerk Mayer & Hirshfeld, r. 233 Oak
ARGUS PUBLISHING CO. (William W. Randall
and Robert E. Culbreth) publishers City Argus,
office 605 Montgomery
Argyras Mary (widow) , r. 519 Chestnut
Ariani Ratto, restaurant, 894 Front
Arias Benancio, porter London and San Francisco
Bank, r. 18 Washington Av
Arickson Adolph, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 413
Powell
Arighi Eugene, laborer, r. 24 Allen
Arighi Giovanni, vegetables, 70 Colombo Market
Arighi Mansuetto, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Arimbau Jose, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia
ARION HALLE, Henry Grimm proptr, NE cor
Sutter and Kearny
Arion House, Julius Heinecke proptr, 13-15 Page
Aris Gertrude Miss, dressmaker, r. 343 Jessie
Aristide Gustav, cook, r. 660. Folsom
Aritolla Dolores, r. 1318 Dupont
Arizona Consolidated Mining Co. (Arizona) , A. F.
Main secretary, office 309 Cal, rooms 1 and 2
Arizona Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.),
William Willis secretary, office 29 Nevada Block
Arizona Stage Co., William G. Roberts general agent,
office 140 Montgomery
Arl Joseph, waiter Becker & Moegling, r. 6 Qeneya
Arlet Fritz, r. 2215 Post
Arling Henry, jeweler, r. 9 Russ
Arling Isaac, laborer freight deptartment Central Pac.
R. R., r. 559 Bryant
Arlington House, Miss K. McLeod proptsB, 127 Kearny
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON k EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
AKM
96
AEN
Armager Charles W., sergeant police City Hall, r. llOi
Hyde
Armand Adolph A., bookkeeper H. D. Cogswell, r. 319
Broadway
Armand Auguste, salesman Constantin Villard, r. 1402
Powell
Armand George, cook F. Mondelet, r, 219 Geary
Armand Gold & Silver Mining Co., James L. Fields,
secretary, office 240 Montgomery, rooms 3 and i
Armand Lautaud, merchant tailor, r. 307 Pine
ARMAND liOt'IS, professor French, Latin, and
Greek, office 513 California, r. Oakland
Armani Nicolo, gardener, r. nr German Hospital
Armann Edward (John Greif & Co.), r. Hotel Khein
Armat Nicholas, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Armbruster Daniel, carpenter Southern Pac. K. R., r.
11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Helen Miss, teacher, r. 11 Hickory Av
Armbruster Julius, engraver Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 2217
Steiner
Armer B., bookkeeper Kullman & Armer, r. 1424 Bush
Armer H., r. 2203 Fillmore
Armer Joseph L., bookkeeper Eullman & Armer, r.
1424 Bush
Armer Max (Kullman & Armer) , r. 1424 Bush
Armer Robert, canmaker Sol Wangenheim & Co., r.
Sacramento Hotel
Armer. See Armour
Armes Charles W. (Armes & Dallam), r. Oakland
Armes Claude Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10'.» Montgomery
Armes George W. (.\rm(s & Dallam), r. Oakland
ARaiES & DALLAM (C. W. and G. W. Armes
and Richard B. Dallam), importers wood aiid
willow-ware, manufacturers brooms, tubs, and
Ijails, and agents F. N. Davis *: Co's building
paper, and Irving Bro.'s paper, carpeting factory
San (,)uentin, office 116-117 Front
Armes. See Arms
Armingtuu Edward J., r. 33 Russ
Armiiigtou Edward R., tailor Henry Harmon, r. 33
Russ
Armitage George, extraman Engine Co. No. 7 S. F.
F. D., r. 329 J<; Sixteenth
Arm itat,'e John (Branson & Armitage), r. 1008 McAl-
lister
Armitage Joseph, apothecary SE cor Sixteenth and
Howard
Armitage Joseph, painter Frank A. Rutherford, r. 73
Shipley
Armkuetht Louis, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. 'Works,
r. 741 Market
Armonino Pietro, vegetables, IT) Colombo Market
Armor Getirge, cook Uijioii Club
Armor William, barkeeper Michael Flanigan, r. NW
cor Front find Pacific
Armory Block, NW cor New Montgomery and How
Armory Hall, VM Fourth
Armorj- Hall Building, NE cor Montgomery and Sac-
ramento
Armour Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Arms Clayton, laundrymau S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Arms Richard D., r. 519 Sacramento
Arms Sarah (widow), r. 2 Hopeton Terrace
Arms. See Armes
Armstead John, waiter, r. 54 Everett
Armstrong A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Armstrong A. B., Journeymen Shipwrights' Assn, 71
New Montgomery
Arnifltrong Albert M., printer, r. 524 Hnyes
Armstrong Andrew J., speculator, r. 424 liroadway
Armstrong B. F., salesman J. W. Shaefifer & Co., r.
Oiikliiiid
ARMMTltOXO C-URI8TOPIIER, groceries and
liquors, NW cor Folsom and Harriet, r. 1018 Fol
Armstrong D. B., mining, r. 771 Mission
Armstrong Edward J. M., clerk Benjamin B. Brooks,
r. 1103 Montgomery
Armstrong Edward W., assistant cashier S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Armstrong E. J., clerk, r. Overland House
Armstrong Frank, cariienter, r. 17 Fourth
Armstrong Freeman, tinsmith, r. 1202 Mason
Armstrong G., boilermaker Uisdon I. and L. Works
Armstrong George, bartender Lewis & Harris, r. West
End Hotel
Armstrong George, porter T. W. Brennan, r. 416 Kear
Armstrong George, wnti'linian Presidio Reservation
Armstrong Hurry H.,carrlBge8mith Charles J.Moyes,
r. 854 Mission
Armstrong Henry, painter, r. N s Sixteenth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Armstrong James, r. E s Harrison bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Armstrong James, keeper stock yard Falkner, Bell &
Co., r. Fourteenth Av. bet P and Q, South S. F.
Armstrong James, proptr Eagle Brewery, SW cor Fol-
som and Fourteenth
Armstrong James T., salesman Yates & Co., r. 250
Jessie
Armstrong Johanna (widow) , r. W s Cherubusco, nr
Eugenia
Armstrong John, bartender O. Hokanson, r. 527 East
Armstrong John, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 10
Washington
Armstrong John, driver City Cab and Transfer Co.
Armstrong John, hostler Hugh McGlinn, r. 126
Fourth
Armstrong John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Armstrong John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Armstrong John G., cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
612 Powell
Armstrong John L., president Cal. Stock Exchange
Board and stockbroker, office 444 Cal,r. 524 Hayes
Armstrong John R., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.
Armstrong Kate Miss, r. 24 Sixth
Armstrong Louis, engineer, r. 741 Market
Armstrong Martha (widow), r. 1037 Valencia
Armstrong Mary (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
Armstrong Mary (widow) , r. 341 Minna
Armstrong Mary, dressmaker Mrs. C. L. Shives, r. 419
O'Farrell
Armstrong M. Jennie Miss, real-estate, r. 2120 Union
Arm.strong Nellie Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 524 Hayes
Armstrong Richard, salesman Cluff Brothers, r. 1011
Clay
Armstrong Robert B., bookkeeper M. J. Flavin, r. 835
Bush
Armstrong Rose, cook St. Mary's Hospital
Armstrong Rudolph, cooper, 72 Oregon and 121 Jack-
son, and proptr U. S. Laundry, E s Hampshire,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Armstrong Samuel C, clerk George W. Miller, r. 564
Bryant
Armstrong Samuel P., teamster Henry Dutton Jr., r.
303 Bartlfctt, nr Twenty-third
Armstrong Sarah J. Miss, r. 925^2 Market
Armstrong Thomas, boilermaker, r. NE cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Armstrong Thomas C, proptr Hayward Express, 1
Commercial, r. Haywards
Armstrong Thomas H., shoe factory. 870 Folsom, r.
618 Fourth
Armstrong William, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 739 Market
Armstrong William, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
Verona PI
Armstrong William, laborer St. Joseph's R. C. Infant
Asylum, r. E s Q, bet Seventeenth and Nineteenth
Avs, South S. F.
Armstrong William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., r. IS Verona PI
Armstrong William, upholsterer, r. 733 Market
Armstrong Willinui F., grainer, 664 How, r. 302 Capp
Arnistroug William G., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 1037 Valencia
Armstrong William J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., r. 415 Post
Armst;ong W. W., clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 2023
Fillmore
Armstrong's Hayward Express, Thomas C. Armstrong
proptr, office 1 Commercial
Armsworthy John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Arnaud Albert A., salesmmi Vve Ssjous, r. 332 Turk
Arnaud, Charles, laborer, r. 517 Filbert
Arnaud Louisa, with Louis Holland, r, 332 Turk
Arnaud Pierre, boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r. 12
Willow
Arnberuer Frank J., musician Baldwin's Theatre, r.
Viw Montgomery
Arndt William K., laborer, r. 29 Alta PI
Aruell William J., milkman Marcus M.Cook, r. E s
Pien'c.bet Bush and Sutter
Arneson Soren, imcker, r. 900 Filbert
Arnest Jolm M., photographer Bradley k Rulofson,
r. 429 Montgomery
Amett August, cook, r. 2204 Powell
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Uunderweai.
Snk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy Si
AEN
97
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Arnheim Abraham, stock clerk Banner Brothers, r.
235 Kearny
Arnheim Giistave S. (Arnheim & Burt) , r. 3;<. Liberty
Amheim Herman S., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 8
Steuart
Arnheim JuliuR S. (S. S. Amheim & Son), r. 21 Steu
Arnheim Samuel S. (S. S. Arnheim & Son) , and cigars
and stationery, 8 Stewart
Amheim S. S. & Son (Julius S. Arnheim) , drugs and
medicines. 24 Steuart
Amheim Wm. S., watchmaker and jewelor, 8 Steuart
Arnheim & Burt (G. S. Arnheim and Wm. F. Burt) ,
Abalone Shell Jewelry, 37 Fifth
Aruhold Hugo, salesman Lilieuthal & Co., r. 527 Turk
Arni Gicrg. Swiss Beiiev. Soc, 5V, Ke.Truy
Arnold Adam, butcher, r. Spreen's Exchange, cor First
Av. and Kentucky, South S. F.
Arnold Adolpb, wait'er The Fountain, SE cor Sutter
and Keuruy
Arnold Am.nnda. (widow), r. Es Fair Oaks, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Arnold August, junk. ('22 Battery
Arnold Austin, cashier Marcus C. Hawley & Go., r. il3
Van Ness Av
ARNOLD BENJAMIN E., wholesale butcher,
SE cor Twenty-third and Valencia and N s M.,
nr Fi^^t Av, South S. F.. r. 1220 Valencia
Arnold Brothers (Cyrus M. and Gilbert C), real
estate and money brokers, 211Kearny
Arnold Charles H., compositor H. S. Ciockcr & Co., r.
1211". ^Mission
Arnold Charles W.. secretarv Edward B. Perriu, offlce
402 Keaniy. r. 120 Fulton
Arnold Cyrus M. (Arnold Brothers), r. 1912 Mission
Arnold Edson C, student Heald's Business College, r.
1220 Valencia
Arnold Edward, coachman. 1120 Pine
Arnold Elbridge F., optician, 427 Kearny, r. Alameda
Arnold Emily (widow), r. 6 Delgado PI
Arnold Ferdinand D., letter carrier Post-office, r. 945
Twentieth
\rnold Francis W., cooper, 609 Battery and 3 Cham-
bers, r. 523 Octavia
Arnold G., butcher, r. SE cor Church and Twenty-
seventh
Arnold George, tanner, r. 243 Dora
Arnold George A., morocco-dresser Williams Bros., r.
Sixth Av. nr K, South S. F.
Arnold George C, professor languages, r. 14 Pfeiffer
Arnold George H., clerk. Occidental Hotel
Arnold George P., clerk Leon Pieper, r. 37 Second
Arnold Gilbert C. (Arnold Brothers), r. 2243 Mission
Arnold Gold & Silver Miiiing Co. (Arizona), A. Jud-
sou secretary, office 320 Sansonie, room 47
.\rnoId Gottlieb, butcher, r. W s Dolores, nr Twenty-
eighth
Arnold Henrv, baker The Baldwin
Arnold Henry A., clerk J^S. Arnold & Co., r. 933 Sut
Arnold James, cook, r. Xi Mission, rear
Arnold J. Edwin, clerk Arlington House, 127 Kearny
Arnold Johanna, r. 10 St. Charles PI
.Arnold John, r. 215 Kearnv
Arnold John F.. conductor Clay St. Hill E. R., r. 1503
Leavenworth
Arnold Joseph, wood and coal, 333 Third,
Third *•■
Arnold Lewis, clerk NF. cor Tyler and Larkin
Arnold Marcus P., letter carrier Post-office,
Leavenworth i-..''-*
Arnold Matthew, foreman machinist Union
Works, r. 10^ Fifth Av
Arnold Michael, r. 1113 Brvant
Arnold Noah S. (N. S. Arnold & Co.) r. 1521 Geary
Arnold X.S. & Co., hardware commission merchants,
and manufs agents, 310 California
Arnold Otto, laborer, r. 1014 Folsom
Arnold Otto, messenger London & S. F. Bank, r. 82C
Bush
Arnold Patrick H., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
32 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Arnold P. B., carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
Arnold Peti r, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Arnold Philip, confectioner The Baldwin
Arnold Philip A., cook \Silliam W. Haney, r. 221 Sac
Arnold Kebecca H. (widow), r. 945 Twentieth
Arnold Richai-d, stonemason, r. 317 First
Arnold Rufus W., driver Joseph Sedgley, r. 2104 Fol
Arnold Sarah W. (widow), r. 2540 Folsom, rear
Arnold Thomas C, salesman Hecht Bros. & Co., r.
1037 Mission
331
r. 503
Iron
Arnold Uriah K., bookkeeper Greenebaum, Sachs, &
Freeman, r. 1540 Washington
Arnold W. E., clerk Hecht Erts. & Co., r. IIOI Van
Jsess Av
Arnold William T., photographic printer Jt l;n H.
Peters, r. lilt! Mission
Arnold William H., r. 1041 Mission
Arnold \^ illiiim H., scalen;aker Raymond & Wilstire,
r. 863 S.. Market
Arnot Amanda Mrs., r. 2615 Mission
Arnott Henry A., driver Hose No. 5. S. F. F. D., r. 23
Fell
Arnott Thomas, expressman SE cor Fourth ind How-
ard, r. 984 Harrison Jgjr"
Arustein Eugene (Stein. Simon & Co.), r. Europe
Arnstein Ludwig, bookkeeper Sttin, Simon & Co., r.
1012 Bush
Aron Leopold, ficsco painter and paper hanger, 510 }i
Natoma
Aronsolin A., agent C hi( ago Bottling Co., 1.^07 Fi Isom
Aronsohn I. & Co. (Morris LewinandMjxGoldcick),
fruits. SW cor Sixth and Jessie
Aronsohn Isaac (Arcnsohn & Co., and I. ArcnstLn &
Co.), r. 524 Stevens( n
Ai-onsohn Max, cltrk Si hlcfs& fc'elleck, r. 912 F< Isom
Aronsohn Sigmt^nd, instirance agtnt. r. 3 Monrre
Aronsohn & Co. (Isaac Aronsohn, Morris Lewin, and
Max Goldnick). fruits, etc, 3 Sixth
Aronson Abrahi-m. furniture hnd tedding, 13i6 and
1328 Stockton, r. 520 Natoma
Arcnson David, r. 526 Nstonia
Aronson Frank, clerk Noah J. Franklin, r. £02 EuFh
Aronson G. & Co. (Adolph P. Craner) ; pa-wnbrokers,
110 Kearny
Aronson George (G. Aronson & Co.), r. 514 Eddy
Aronson Jacob, ladies' underwear, 215 Sixth
.\rongon Juliv.s, clerk, r. 5(3 Post
Aronson Moses, shoemakers. AV. Levy, r. 52C Nttcma
Aronson. SteAaronsin.
.\ronstein Adolf, phjsician, office 29 Kearny, r. 520
Jones
Arpe Dominico, fiuits and vegetables, C04 Post]
Arper George, laborer, r. 153 Sixtet-nth
Arper Thi mas, road ciiipenter Southern Pac. E. K., r.
153 Sixteenth
Arrambide J. B.. monfybrrker and wool ccnmission
merchant, rffice 611 Mcntg( mery, r. C24 OFarrell
Arripada Pascua), waiter, r. 0 Hinckley
Arrillaga Santiago, tta'her music, r. 1920 Buchfruau
Arrigoni Dapolecne, frefco painter, r. 9 Union PI
Arrigt ni Napolei n, painter, r. 419 Aallejo, rear?
Arringtin Nichol; s O., collecticn and loan cffiee, 330
Pine, rotms 61-1.2, r. 1.''02 Powell
Arriugton Nicholas T., bookkeeper Merry, Faull& Co.,
r. 1820 O'Farrtll
Arrington William B., way bill chrk Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 252 Second
Arriola Fliza Miss, r. 0 Ca<3ell Alley
Arriola Hermiuia Miss, portrait painter, r. 6 Csdell
Allev
Arriola Isabel (widow), r. 6 Cadell Alley
Arriola Louis, printer, r. 1412 Powell
Arriton Henry, carptntir. r. 7r4 Twenty-fcurth
Arrison John, cfrpenter. r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet S^n
Jose Av and Dolores
-■^rrivie Pierre, fliritt, r. S b Fiftetnth, btt Guerrero
and Polorts
Arrowsmith Augustus T., civil engineer, r. 461 Nat
Arrowsmith J., laborer, Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Arroyo Yanusrio (J. Trejos & Co) , r. 11 Sei oud Av
ART -ASSOCIATION, SAN FRANCISCO,
rooms 4;0 Pine
Artberger Mtrtin, house painter, r. 119 Park Av
Arteche Frank, laborer. Union Box Facttry. r. 1113)$
Kearny
Arthur Charles, carriage triffinier, r. 1632 Howard
Arthur E. M . psying teller NevadaBtnk of San Fran-
cisco, r. Oakland
Arthur Getrge N., r. 640 Turk
Artl.ur M., engineer Missien Reek Warehouse, r. 530
Third
Arthur William S.. bakery. 259 Third
Artigues Canning Co. (Fmil. Jean, and Louis Artignos),
puckers cooked metts. Fifth Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Artigues E. & Co. (Fmll, Jean and l.euis Artigues),
tripe, etc., IJ San Francisco. Maiket and Filth Ay,
bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Artigues En 11 (E. Artigues & Co. and Aitigues Can-
ning Co.) , r. 207 Valencia
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the Tsest. Try them,
A.NLEIISON iS; HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mont^merySt
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Artigues Jean (E. Artigues & Co. and Artigues Can-
ning Co.). r. .517 Bryant
Artigues Jean Sr., r. Fifth Av, bet Railroad Av aniN,
Sjuth S. F.
Artigues Louis (E. Artigues i Co. and Artigues Can-
ning Co.) , r. 550 Bryant
Arvidsson Charle.* D., ma;hinist Union Iron Works,
r. 623 H iward
Arwood Elbert, ■watchman PanSc Improvenijnt Co.
Arzberger Joseph, cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manuf Co., r. V2l Park Av
Arzberger Lena, djmestic ir.02 Bush
Asbestos Felting and Paint Cj.. Isaac L. Merrell
agent, 31 1 Townsend
Asbill William, student Heald's Bussiness College, r.
Ahlborn House
Asch Bea, hair dressing saloon, 213 Sixth, r. 26 Oak
Grove Av
Asch Isaac, barbsr Bjn As-h, r. 20 Oik»ftrave Av
Asch William, furrier, r. 26 Oak Grove Av
A.schen Ernest F. (Heinemann & Aschen) , r. 1701
Octavia
Ascher8^n Erail, colljctor Hebrew Observer, r. 418
Clementina
Aschheim Edward, r. 17 Third
Aschheim Ja-ob M., r. 771 Mission
Aschmann William A., salesman Frederick Martens,
r. 1716 Mason
Aschwander John, barkeeper, r. 411 Pacifis
Aseroft Henry, clerk, r. 70-f Hayes
Asebes Alexander, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1719 StK-kt >n
Aseroio G., r. 3 Car dine Place
Ash Brothers (H-rman, Leo, and Jacob), wholesale
clothing, offi e 13 and 1.5 Battery
Ash Edwirl. port-r O cidental Hotel
Ash H-rman (Ash Brother.^), r. 1355 Post
Ash Isad )r. furrier and dyer, 315 Hayes
Ash Jacob ( \sh Brothers), r. New York
Ash Julia, chambermaid Palace Hotel
.\Hh Julius, teamster Andrew Onderdonk, r. Oak Street
House
Ash Leo (Ash Brothers), r. 1.355 Post
Ash Marv (widow), r. 117 Natoma
Ash Peter, laborer Risdon I. aud L. Works, r. 551
Minna
Ash R )bGrt, attornoy at law, office 607 Kearny, r. 115
Eddy
Ash Thomas P.. assistant secretary 8. F. Stock and
Exchange Board, r. 1755 Ellis
Ash. See Asch, and Ashe
ASHBURN'ER WIL.I.I VM, mining engineer,
office 210 Mcjntgcimory, room 8, r. 1014 Pine
Ashby E. W., attorney atlaw, ofti.-e and r. 702 Market
Axhcomb Mrs. (widow), r. 1)39 Pacific
Ashcroft John, plasterer, r. 210 Third
AshcDft William, captain, r. 1208 Jackson
Ashcroft. See Ascroft
Ashlown Archibald, accountant, offlse 507 Mont-
gnmerv, r. 8l)t> Leavenworth
Aslie C. L.'Mps., r. 512 Eddy
Ashe j;iizabeth (widow), housekeeper, r. V.iUey, bet
Sanchez aud Church
Ashe Gregory, porter John E. Richards, r. 302 Eigh-
teenth
Ashe Matthew, barkeeper John E. Richards, r. N s
Lizzie, nr Mingion
Ashe Patrick, p irter St. Ann's Rest. NWcor Eddy and
Powell
.\Hhe Willianj L., farmer, r. 512 Eldy
Asher Alexander B.. policeman City Hall, r. 13 Willow
Av
Asher Asher F., furnishing goods, 40.S Ft>urth
Asher Cliarlcs L., compoHitor Morning Call, r. 417
Kearny
Asher C(d man, cigars and tobacco, 1306 Polk, r. 1306H
Polk
Ashf r Oe irge W .. laborer Peter Eiusfeld, r. 2.58 Clara
Asher Jacob, caudymaker W. S. Townsend, r. 408
Fourth
Asher Morris, clgannaker Alexander Fox, r. 1306 J4
Polk
Asher ll'iso (widow), r. 617 Turk \
Asher Simon (Asher & Smith), r. 107 VlrRlnia
Ashor William, porter Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. 408
Fourth
Asher k Smith (Simon Asher and Herman Smith),
oilcloth manufacturers, 325 Davis
Ashland John, boil'rmaker Uisdon I. an 1 L. Works,
r. 449 Tehama
Ashley Byron, law student J. L. Murphy, r. 712 Bush
Ashlev Delos R., clerk, r. 712 Bush
Ashley D. R. Mrs. (widow), r. 712 Bush
Ashley John, min^r. r. Montgomery's Hotel
AshK"y John, pantryman Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
A.^hlcy Louis, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 710 Folsom.
Ashlt'V P. L., extraman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
1313 California
Ashley Samuel, painter Wason & Morris, r. 708 Larkin
Ashlev Sarah J. Mrs., bakerv, 827 Folsom
Ashley Wird H., accountant, r. 120 S itter
Ashlev Warren, attorney at law, office 507 Mont, r.
712 Bush
Ashley W. H. Mrs., dressmaking parlors, 120 Sutter,
rooms 51 and 53
Ashman Charles, machinist, r. 54 First
As^huau John H., boatbuilder John F. Penney, r.
Clara Av, nr Seventeenth
Ashman Richard T., machinist, r. Clara Av, nr Sev-
enteenth
Ashman William, stevedore A. C. Freese
As'unau. See Aschmann
Ashmead Gustavus S.. carpenter and builder, Bryant
Av, bet Mariposa and Solano
Ashmore William E., superintend'ut billiard room
Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. lo Seliua PI
ASH rOX CHARLES, re il-estate agent. 120 Sutter,
room 80, r. Baden, San Mateo county
Ashton Charles S., r. 2912 Fillmore
Asht )n George F., clerk California Insurance Co, r.
718 California
Asht )n Lydia (widow), r. NW •or Fift-'eath and
Shotwell
AshtJn William H. Jr., seaman, r. 722 Market
Ashw.trth George, laborer, r. 326 Tehama, rear
Ashworth Thomas, real-estate, r. 80.; McAllister
Askanger E. Mrs., r. 20 Harlan PI
Askej' Armstrong, assistant chief wharfinger, office
cor Clay and East, r. SEcorDupont and Chestnut
Askham Charles, second steward O, & O. S. S. Aus-
tralia
Asm luu Adolph, r. E s Hampshire, bet El Dorado
aud Alameda
Asmiis John, farmer, SE cor Russia .Av and Mission
Asmus John, laborer Mart. >nstein & Deming, r. 1629
Turk
.\smvi8sen George, waJd and coal, SW cor Shotwell
and Twentieth
Asmussen W. A. Aj Co. (James White), groceries, and
liquors, and boarding. NW cor Eiglith and Bryant
Asmussen William, grocer, r. 23 Fifth Av
Asmusseu William A. (W. A. .Asmussen & Co.), and
dry goods, SE cor Eighth and Har. r. 401 Eighth
Asnou Alexander, furrier Adolph MuUer, r. Hubbard
House
Asparu John, laborer, r. 712 Front
Aspe Martin, ship carpenter, r. 2^ Freelon
Aspril William, Ship Calkert^^ssn, Barra's Hall
Assalino Nicholas, tailor Henry Harmon, r. 8 s Pre-
cita Av, nr Gunnison .Av
ASS.VYER STATE, Louis Falkenau, office 328
Montgomery •
Asselin John, carpenter Cnl. Mills, r. 69 Natoma
AsscU Autliou, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Assflu Henrv, miner, r. 516 Pacific
ASSESSOR CirV AND COUXTV, office new
City Hall, first fl.ior
Assion Henry, tailor, r. 7.30 Vallejo
Assiou Henry F., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
730 Vallejo
Assiou Joseph, tailor, 205 Montgomery, r. 348 Third
As-iion Joseph C, tailor, r. 627 Green
ASSIST.VXT Sl'PERIN I'EiVDBXT RAII«-
WAY MVIL. SERVICE, olHco 606 Montgom-
ery, thinl Hour
ASs6ci.\TEO PRESS, William M. Webster
agent, office 302 M mtgoinery, room 34
Astell Frank, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Astcdl Robert, iK>rk Theodore A. P. Bronn, r. 120
Seventh
Asteu A. O. Mrs., Arcade Suit Rooms, 31 Ellis
Aster George, bookbinder, r. 2054 Mission
Asternero Dominick, dump cart, r. S s Vandewater, nr
P.jwell
Asti Joseph, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Aston A., longshoreman O. H. Whitney. Pier 10, 'Steu
Aston James, plumber, r. 461 Jessie
Astoa John, expressman Oakland Ferry, r. 9 Paciflc
Aston Snrali (widow), r. 461 Jessie
ASTOR ItI..OCK, 631 Sacramento
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Mont^mery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 70S to 716 Keamy St
AST
99
AUD
Astor Himse, A. Sepelke proptr, 509 Broadway
Asturg AlphoDse (Astorg & Co.) , r. 8tiS Folaom
Astorg Marcellin, butcher Astorg & Co., r. 313 Fifth
Astorg & Co. (Alphoiise Astorg and Firmin Trebois),
butchers, 313 Fitth
Astram Fritz J., saloonkeeper, r. 1105 Leavenworth
Astredo Anthouy, Astredo's Exchange, 635 Wash-
ington, r. m Vallejo
Astredo Anthony, employee Eureka Warehouse, r.
188 J4 Vandewater
Astrico John, temperance beverages. 207 Fourth
Aswell Charles, r. 527 Pine
Asztalos Samuel (F.H. Classen & Co.), r. 529 Green-
wich
Asztalous Joseph, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Attridge Edward, clerk, r. 1010 Filbert
Attridge James, groceries and liquors, nw. cor Union
and Leavenworth
Atchinson B. M, (B. M. Atchinson & Co.), r. Oakland
ATCHI>'SON B. M. «fcCO. (E. L. Cutten) , dairy
produce, 16, 17, 28, 30 Centre Market
Atchinson G. B., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Atchinson Thomas, speculator, r 314 Bush
Atchison Silas A., r. 793 Mission
Atchison Silas M., mining, r. 793 Mission
Ates John, seaman, r. Steu;irt Street House
Athanaside Marco, fruit peddler, r. 235 Stevenson
Athearn Charles, dairyman, r. 1313 Larkin
Athearn Charles G. (Athearn & Co.), r. 909 McAllister
Athearn Joseph H. (.\thearn & Co.), r. 17 Second a7
Athearn William, chief clerk collection department
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2001 Bush
ATHEARN & CO. (Charles G. and Joseph H.
Athearn, and Benjamin Pendleton) , groceries, pro-
visions and ships stores, 6 Steuart
Athenour Victor, waiter Stork & Peguilhan, r. 445
Bush
Atherstone Thomas 8., bookkeeper Eugene E. Dewey,
r. 1613 Clay
Atherton Dominga (widow) , r. 803 Van Ness ar
Atherton Faxon D., stockbroker, ofBce 705 Sansom,
r. 803 Van Ness
Atherton Frank A, assayer, r. 341 Jessie
Athey Andrew, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Athoi Frank, r. 1153 Mission
Atkins David, machinist Clay St. Hill E. R., r. 4 Le-
royPl
Atkins Eben, porter Yates & Co., r. 429 Clementina
Atkins Joseph, pipefitter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. Ill
Silver
Atkins Robert, r. 318 Davis
Aikins Robert C. (Orr & Atkins), r. 608 Geary
Atkins William, barkeeper, r. 218 Prospect PI
Atkinson Annie Mrs.,r. 1106 Clay
Atkinson C. Elwood, clerk Thomas E. Atkinson, r. S s
Rutledge A.v bet Cal Av and Columbia PI, Bernal
Heights
Atkinson David, proptr California Laundry, r. NW
cor Church and Elizabeth
ATKINSON, DOXJD «& CO. (Thomas T. Atkin-
son and Aaron Doud) , stockbrokers, 337 Pine.
S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Atkinson Francis, fireman Engine No. 6, S. F. Fire
Dept., r. 155 Ji Shipley
Atkinson George (Atkinson & McFadyen) r. Oakland
Atkinson George, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. K. R., r. Oakland
ATKINSON GEORGE F., fancy woodturner, 259
First, r. 10 Clementina
Atkinson Henry T., carpenter Union Box Factory, r.
Oakland
Atkinson James, bathman Sanitarium Baths, 2210-
2212 Powell
Atkinson James, importer and dealer wines and
liquors 1021 Market, r. 41 Tehama
Atkinson James W., printer Alta California, r. 24 How
Atkinson J. B. (L. Atkinson & Co.), r. Philadelphia
Atkinson Josejih H., r. 1032 Broadway
ATKINSON Li. «& CO. (J. B. Atkinson), shirt and
collar warehouse, 22 Sansom
Atkinson Louis (L. Atkinson & Co.), r. 728 Sutter
Atkinson Nathan, real-estate, office 507 Montgomery,
r. 807 Tyler
Atkinson Philip Q., coUarmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Richard E., waiter The Baldwin, r. 764 Har-
rison
Atkinson Rose H. (widow) , r. 371 Minna
Atkinson Thomas, r. W s Church bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Atkinson Thomas, boatbuilder, r. SW cor Mission
and Sjiear
Atkinson Tliomas, real-estate, r. 24 Howard
ATKINSON THOMAS E., mining secretary,
ofUce 318 Pine, rooms 18-19, r. 208 Eigliteenth
Atkinson Thomas T. (Atkinson, Doud & Co.) , r. 112
Hyde
Atkinson W. E., waiter The Baldwin, r. 764 Harrison
Atkinson William, sailmaker J. S. Blakiston & Son, r.
SE cor Clay and Drumm
Atkinson William J., surgeon O. & O. S. S. Australia
Atkinson & McFadyen (George Atkinson and Archi-
bald McFadyen) wheelwrights and general black-
smiths, 42 Vallejo
ATLANTA MINING CO. (West Tintic, Utah),
E. B. Jago secretary, office 420 Montgomery,
room 13
Atlantic Consolidated Mining Co, (Lyon Co., Nev.) ,
David Wilder secretarv, office 328 Mont, room 21
ATLANTIC GIANT POWDER CO,, Henry
Pichoir secretarj', office 10 California '
Atlantic Hall, Heimburg & Trost proptrs, 308 Fran-
cisco
Atlantic Straw Works, James M. Forrest proptr, 132
Fourth
ATLAS IRON WORKS, Husing & Jardine
proptrs, 225 and 227 Beale
Atlas Mills, coflee cleaning, W. H. Miner proptr, 25
Stevenson
ATLAS MINING CO, (West Tintic, Utah) E. B.
Jago secretary, office 420 Montgomerj', room 13
Attel Marks, watchmaker and jeweler, 344 Third
Attell Seymour, tailor, 37 Third, r. 729 Folsom
Atterbury Alexander, bookkeeper James N. McCune.r.
206 Nineteenth
Attinger Daniel, r. 270 First
Attinger Frederick, tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. 141
Minna
Attinger Gottlieb, shoemaker, 117 Leidesdorff, r. 5
Elizabeth
Attinger John, cutter Joseph T. Poheim, r. NE cor
Twenty-fourtn and Noe
Attridge Arthur, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. Noe, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Attridge Edward, porter McAran & Co., r. 1010 Filbert
Attridge Thomas, laborer, r. 741 Market
Attwater Thomas, bootblack, SW cor Sansom and
Sutler, r. 23 Jessie, rear
Attwood George, teamster Presidio Reservation
Atwell Elward E., driver Omnibus R; R.. r. 745 How
Atwill Joseph F. (Atwill &Co.), r. Oakland
Atwill & Co. (Joseph F. Atwell) proptrs Western
Mining Agency, office Pioneer Hall, 808 Mont
Atwood Burdett L., driver City R. E., r. 1801 Mission
Atwood Caroline L. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School,
r. 1511 Clay
Atwood Charles, master mariner, r. 2230 Hyde
Atwood Ernest C., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
535 Ji Stevenson
Atwood George A., machinist .ffitna Iron Works, r.
24 Sixth
Atwood George E. (Nichols & Atwood) , r. 169 Perry
Atwood Lucy Mrs., r. 221 Seventh
Atwood William, assistant secretary Pacific Stock
Exchange, r. 215 Kearny
Atzeroth Frederick (Lemmermann k Atzeroth), r.
IIJ^ HoUis
Atzeroth Henry (Atzeroth & Moller), r. NEcorGough
and Austin
Atzeroth k MoUer (H. Atzeroth and J. Moller), gro-
ceries and liquors, NE cor Gough and Austin
Aub Phillip D. (Phillip D. Aub & Co.), r. 715 Polk
Aub Phillip D. k Co. (William M. Jacobs), stock-
brokers, office 324 J^ Montgomery
Auber Eugene, r. 637 Pacific
Auber Frank, carpenter and blindmaker, r. 44 Clem
Aubert Albert, hams, bacon, etc., 10 San Francisco
Market, r. 3 Graham PI
Aubert Charles, waiter fttm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Aubert Paul J., jeweler, r, 620 Fulton
Aubert Paul L., clerk Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 1314
O'Farrell
Aubrey Charles A., tinsmith George H. Tay k Co., r.
5(i2 Natoma
Aubrey Francis O., contractor, r. NE cor Twenty-
third and Chattanooga
Audemard E. Mrs., laundry, 470 Tehama
Audemard Emanuel, porter H. Schroeder k Co., r. 470
Tehama
Audet Louis, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 202 Fifth
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Bmlding, Market, cor. Thiri
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
AUD
100
AXT
8
o
Audifred Hyppolite, wood dealer, r. 1323 Bush
AUDITOR CITY AND COUXTY, office new
City Hall, first floor
Anerbach L. & Co. (Simon L. Goldberg), cigars and
tobacco, iV2 Sacrameuto
Anerbach Leopold, merchant (Helena, Mon.), r. 1516
Post
Anerbach Louis (L. Anerbach & Co.), r. Kill Bush
Auerbach Louis, office o-i'J Clay, r. Oakland
Anfrichtig Morris, jewelry manufacturer. Vim Sixth
AUGER B. E;.<&C0., importers and commission
merchants, and agents Buena Vistu Viuicultural
Soc, 4(W Battery
Auger Bernard E. (B. E. .\nger & Co.) , r. 826 Howard
Auger Elenor Miss, laundress, r. 523 Hayes
Auger Evigene. clerk B. £. Auger & Co., r. 820 Howard
Auger Flora Mrs., milliner, 021 Larkin
Auger John, r. 021 Larkin
Auger Louis, carpenter, r. lK-)7 Stevenson, pear
Aug'-rst.in F., musician, r. 51;S Howard
Auggard B.," waiter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Augsburgh Frederick (Fawcett K Augsburgh), r. 63
Miuua
Augur L. S., r. 8 Second av
August John, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Augiisi Kate Miss, domestic SW cor Columbia and
Tw.uty-fifth
Augustin William, cabinetmaker George Thomas, r.
2323 Harrison
Augustine Morris (Rosenbaum & Co.), r. 23 Kearny
Augustiny John, market S£ cor Turk and Polk. r. 783
Eddy
AuguHtiuy Y., gardener, r. cor Van Ness Av and Oak
Aujusto Fi-lippe, cook Lisbon House, 415 Drumm
Augustus Joseph, painter, r. 1110 Montgomery
Aul Genrge, chicken ranch. Silver Av, nr University
Mound Colli^ge
Aulbach Adam, foreman Daily Exchange, r. 122 Post
Auld M. (widow), r. 214 Perry
Auld Robert W., r. 214 Perry
Ault Charles G., engineer Capitol Mills, r. 409 Steven-
son
Ault Henry W., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r.
Fourth
Ault Joseph P., laborer, r. 235 Minna
Ault Matthias, miller Martcnstein K Deming, r.
Mission
Ault M. M. (widow), r. 810 Taylor
Aultenburg Pauline (widow), r. 820 Greenwich
Aimiaun Frederick, liquor saloon, 010 Jackson, r. 608
Jackson
Auradou A. L. & Co. (.Ajthur Freling and George
TiaHay), game and poultry, 1 Clay Street Cen-
tral Market
Anradciu .V.Leon (A. L. Auradou&Co.), r. 1309 Powell
Aureola Gold A: Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),
T. S. Fitch secretary, olU. <• 240 Mo:it, rooms 5 and 6
Aurlck Charles, mariner, r. 10 Hcny
Aurora Tunnel and Miniag Co. (Bodie). C. V. L>.
Hubbard secretary, olfioe Cosiuopolitau Hotel,
room2'J
Aurouze Marius (Marius A'.irouze k Co.), r. 519 Fil-
bert
Aurouze Marlus & Co. (Edward Flicourt), hairdress-
ing saloon, 203 Montgomery Av
Aurra Frank, r. 1203 Union
AuB<r Elijah W.. r. 500 Idnden
Ausman ott<j H., furniture dealer, 1028 Mission, r.
250 Tehama, rear
AuHHcreHse Frederick, teamste^'. r. 222 Fifth
Austerniuhle Charles H., cook Ernest Luesmann, r.
213 Prospe.t PI
AUHTIX B. C, Un can and box factory, 310 Clay,
r. 120 Tenth
Austin Benjamin F., gilder, r. 134 Rose Av
Austin C. li., sU>rekceper O. & O. S. S. Australia
Austin Cliarli-.-i G.. carpenter, r. 7 Park Av
Austin David S, captain Pacific Mail 8. 8. City of
Punnina
Austin Edwin, stevedore A. C. Frcese
Austin Emmu, ilomestic 111 Leavenworth
Austin Emmet, bookkeeper S. L. Mastick & Co., r.
Oakland
Austin Frank B., editor, r. Grand Hotel
Austin Frederick, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and
St.\iart
Anstln Henry, dentist. olBcc and r 034 Washington
Austin Henry, longshoreman , r. 401 Spear
Austin Henry, seaman, r. Sailors' Hume
541
075
Austin Henrv S., with Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 19
Glen Park Av
Austin Herbert, seaman ship Robert Dixon, Harrison
iit.Wharf
Aiistin James, r. Palace Hotel
Austin John, carpenter, r. E s Mission nr Lizzie
Au.stin -John, carpenter, r. Philadelphia House
Austin John, letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r. 2439
Califor.ia
Austin Joseiih, drayman Crane, Hastings & Co. . r. 516
Seventh
Austin Joseph, port warden, office 525 Front, r. Palace
Hotel
Austin Laurel, teamster Renner & Co., r. 426 Bran
Austin Marcus E. real-estatebroker, office 039 Kearny,
r. cor Fourteenth and Eighth Av. East Oakland
Austin Matthew, master bark Catalina, r. 2130 How
Austin Sampson Jr., i)acker R. A. Swain & Cu., r. 1014
Post
Austin Thaddeus T., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r.
24:39 California
Austin Theodore A., bellman The Baldwin, r. 136
Sixth
Austin Thomas, r. Coso House
Austin Thomas, cook Thomas Tompkins, r. 135 Post
Austin William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Austrian Mutual Benev. Soc, room 71, New Mont
AUSTRO HUXGARIAN EMPIRE, Rudolph
Hochkofler Consul, office 203 Front
Autagne George, laundryman, r. Victoria nr San
Miguel Station
Autey William H., clerk Medovich & Co., r. 108 Min
Autocrat Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Charles W.
Crane secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 10
Auvrav Frank, teamster Vermeil & Wellington, r.
008 Fourth
AVALANCHE THE (Insurance monthly), R. B.
Caverly editor, office 417 California
Avalos Crispin, compositor La Sociedad
.A. van John, corporal police City Hall, r. 13 Tehama
Avansini Antonio, r. 720 Green, rear
Avarrd August. Ltborer. r. 132 Virginia
AVENUE HOUSE, Jo.*eph Koster proptr, NE
cor Geary and Central Av
Averell Wilson, truckman, cor Front and Oregon
Averill Jackson L., bookkeeper Henry M. I31ack, r.
923 Harrison
Averill see Everill
Avery A. N. Mrs., homeopathic physician, office and
r. 530 Pine
Avery B. P. Mrs., r. 733 Bush
Avery Charles, carpenter, r. 1009 Clay
Averv Clark, contractor, r. 1609 Clay
Avery Dean R. (D. R. Avery k Co.), r. 1911 Polk
Avery D. R. & Co. (Dean R. Avery) fruits and vege-
tables, 18-19 Centre Market
Avery Eunice H. (widow) , r. NWcor Iowa and Solano
Averv Fannie Mrs., copyist, r. 1325 Sacramento
AVERY FRANCIS, secretary Saucelito Land and
Ferry Co., office 320 Sansom, r. Saucelito
Avery George H., carpenter, r. 1009 Clay
Avery Harry, blacksmith John H. Tyrrell, r. 675 Miss
Avery James E., tinsmith, r. Uansa Hotel
Avery Jasper W., carpenter, r. ICOl* Clay
Avery John F.. horse clipper, r. 3037 Sixteenth
Avery Joseph, laundryman, r. 1013 Stockton
Avery Judson. clerk D. R. Avery k Co., r. Minnesota
bet Solano and Mariposa
Avery Robert J., foreman R. C. Hanson & Co., r. 676
Mission
Avery Ross, carpenter, r. S s Montezuma, nr Califor-
nia Av.Berual Heights
Avery William, porter Hartshome & Waters, r. 24
Venma PI
Avey R. B., captain stm George Harley, Second St
Wharf
Avilez Ramon, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Avinno John, hairdresser, 712 Pacific
Avy C. Mrs., r. 729 California
AVY EUGENE, wholesale dealer sheep and wool
commission merchant, office 320 Sansom, room
7. r. 310 Lombard
Axel Fannie Miss, domestic 815 Tyler
Axel Mary (widow), r. 20 >6 Stevenson Av
Axford William, molder Columbia Foundry, r. W s
Noe, bet Jersey and Twenty fifth
Axfortl William Jr., with M. k A Hansen, r. W s Noe,
bet Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Axtell George, barkeeper Hocking & Peters, r. 6
Central PI
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montffomcnr Street. Manufacture Perfect Pittms Shirts.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
AXT
101
BAG
Axtell James, compositor Edward Bosqui & Co.
Axtell Johu, cook, r. 15 Oak Grove Av
Axtell W. M,, painter, r. 909 Kearny
Axtman Leojiold, bakery aud confectionery, 500 Hayes
Aydeliitt Mary Miss, housekeeper St. Luke's Hospital
Aver Clarence E., local policeman, r. 312 !<i Waller
Ayer James, longshoreman, r. 448 Bryant
Ayer John K., painter, r. 413 Minna
Ayer Joseph S., carpenter, r. 724 Seventeenth
Ayer Joseph Y., carpenter and builder, 724 Seven-
teenth
Ayer Lizzie Mrs. (widow), r. 156 Third
AYER WASHINGTON, physician, office 410
Kearny, r. 1022 Clay
Ayer. See Eyre
Ayers Alonzo B., local policeman, r. 1030 Broadway
Ayers Charles H. (Ayers & Co.), r. Oakland
Ayers Charles L., conductor Market St. E. K., r. NVV
cor Eddy and Fillmore
Ayers Edward H., clerk Bowen Bros., r. 10 Cal
Ayers Frank B., clerk E. Pettijobn, r. 9.52 H(.)ward
Ayers Frederick (Ayers & Ward), r. 935 Mission, rear
Ayers George W., r. E s Carolina, nr Santa Clara
Ayers Grosvenor V., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Steison, r. 1605 Tyler
Ayers Hurr3% liquor saloon, 1 Stockton, r. 105 Stockton
Ayers Humphrey, carriagesmith, r. 920 Dolores
AYERS IRA Jr., agent Oswego, starch, and com-
mission merchant, 116 Fronf, r. Oakland
Ayers James, lumber dealer, r. 517 M Fourth
Ayers J. C. Mrs. (widow), r. E s Carolina, nr Santa
Clara
Ayers John, master mariner, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Ayers John C, corporal police City Hall, r. 1504!<j
Franklin
Ayers Joshua B., cigarmaker, r. E s Carolina, nr Santa
Clara
Ayers Maggie Miss, tailoress Henry Harmon, r. 517}<j
Fourth
Ayers Mary Miss, tailoress Henry Harmon r. 517 J^
Fourth
Ayers Mary P., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. 1 Fifth
Ayers Michael, manager D. M. Osborne & Co., office
254 Market, r. Oakland
Ayers Robert E., machinist, r. Es Carolina, nr Santa
Clara
Ayers William, special policeman, r. Es Santa Clara,
nr Carolina
Ayers & Co. (C. H. Ayers), publishers the Farmer
and Dealer, and proptrs Lion Rnke, office 258 Mrkt
Ayers & Ward (Frederick Ayers and William Ward),
liquor saloon, 969 Mission
Aylor Edward, helper Perry Edwards, r. 54 First
Aylward Alice Miss, domestic 3 Bowles PI
Aylward James, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Aylward John J., machinist Golden State & Miners'
Iron Works, r. 37 Minna
Ayres Emnia (widow) , r. 630 Sutter
Ayres Henry, machinehand Albert Washburn, r. 1016
Minna
Ayres John Q., office 202 Sansom, room 4, r. 1516 Cal
Ayres Joseph, carpenter, r. SE cor Beach andLarkin
AyreS Joshua I., mining, office 318 Pine, rooms 32-34,
r. Oakland
Ayres Robert E., machinist Globe Iron Works, r.
Jackson Park
Ayres William, shipcaulker, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F
Ayres & Hopkins, Silver Mining Co. (Ormsby Co.,
Nev.), Joseph W. Morgan secretary, office 318
Pine, rooms 32 and 34
Azevedo Fernando, seaman, r. 415 Drumm
Azevedo Joaquin F., physician and surgeon, office 808
Kearny, r. Hotel Rhein
Aztec Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) , John D.
Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms
14 and 15
Azure King Mining Co. (Arizona) , John H. Sayre sec-
retary, office 330 Pine, room 36
Baago Peter, master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Baago Robert, cook, r. 503 Folsom
Baagoe Andrew, laborer Hermann Harms, r. Wash-
ington Hotel
Baaser Ferdinand, distiller, r. Thirteenth Av, bet N
and P, South S. F
Babb James, bootblack, r. 65 Everett
Bttbb M. E. (Babb <t Inman , and attorney at law,
office and r. 118 Post
Babb & Inman (M. E. Babb and William luman), col-
lector doctors' bills, 118 Post, room 3
Babbe Ellen Miss, r. 47 ii Clara
Babbitt A. A. Mrs., medium, r. 227 O'Farrell
Babbitt Carrie Miss, solicitor, r. 227 O'Farrell
Babbitt John H., propr Excelsior Straw Works, 806
Howard
Babcock Albert, printer, r. 507 Ellis
Babcock Benjamin E., r. 1124 McAllister
Babcock George A., compositor Daily Stock Report,
r. 507 Ellis
Babcock Harry, clerk Parrott & Co., r. 11 Essex
Babcock Johu, r. 439 Jessie
Babcock Jolm, master mariner, r. 623 Davis
Babcock Johu P., theatrical agent, r. 126 Tyler
Babcock Lafayette M., foreman George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 2003 Chestnut, Oakland
Babcock S)las, laborer, r. 278 Tehama
Babcock William (Parrott & Co.) , r. 17 Stanley PI
Babcock William F. (Parrott k Co.), r. 11 Essex
Babendurereh J., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Baber Andrew J., insurance agent, r. 215 Green
Raber Edward, bartender Hagcman & Haquette, r. 29
Dupout
Babin L. C. (Landry & Babin), r. 319 Union
Babkirk Frederick, watchman Sutter St. R. R., r. 1828
Vallejo
Babson Edward (C. L. Taylor & Co.), r. Boston
Babylon George P., engineer Fulton Iron Works, r.
42 Louisa
Baca Pablo, butcher, r. 1031 Clay
Baccala John, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Baccala Louis (Bocken & Baccala), r. 630 Sacramento
Bacchi Santi, laborer George Martin, r. 635 Vallejo
Bacchus Henry F., bookbinder, r. 357 First
Bacci Joseph (Pietro George & Co.), r. 800 Broadway
Baccus Benjamin, porter Cutting Packing Co., r. 3213^
O'Farrell, rear
Baccus Delia, with S. Monks, r. 303 O'Farrell
Baccus Richard T., butcher SW cor O'Farrell and Ma-
son, r. 119 Ellis
Baccus. See Backess and Backus
Bace Antonio, Austrian Beuev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Bacelli Attillie, fisherman, NE cor 'Vallejo and Front
Bach .\brahaur. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamy
and Morton
Bach Aua;iist E., laboror, r. 3 Morel PI
Bach Catherine (widow), r. 22 Russ, rear
Bach Charles (Scherr, Bach & Lux), r. 1583 Folsom
Bach D., r. 20()i Taylor
Bach Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Mauuf Co., r. 22 Buss
Bach Frank, baker, r. 409 Pacific
Bach Frederick W., bookkeeper Kline & Co., r. 2001
Taylor •
Bach H., iJorter Lick House
Bach Harry P., hairdresser Kammerer 4 Koch, r. 1116
Leavenworth
Bach Isaac (Bach & May) , r. .50 Third
Bach Johfl (Bach, Meese & Co.), r. 2022 Mission
BACH. MEESE «fc CO. (John Bach and Herman
Meese) , successors to United Anaheim Wine
Growers' Assn, wholesale liquors, and agents C.
Conrad's Budweiser Beer, 321 Montgomery
Bach Morris, driver Golden Gate Laundry, S s Six-
teenth, bet Second Av and Valencia
Bach Rosa (widow), ]i(iuor saloon, 421 Drumm
Bach William F., clerk Bach, Meese & Co., r. 2022 Mi.ss
Bach & May (Isaac Bach and Louis May), proxirietors
Golden Gate Laundry. S s Sixteenth, bet Second
Av and Valencia
Bachelder Alvah H., salesman Holt Brothers, r. Oak-
land
Bflchelder Charles S., bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. 333
Geary
Bachelder Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 135 Hayes
Bachelder Frank J., salesman Seth Thomas Clock Co.,
r. 1111 Facific
Bachelder Harry, clerk, r. Fuirmount Tract, nr School
House
Bachelder Hiram, carrier Alta California
Bai:hclder Horace W., clerk, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Bachelder James W., weigher Mission Bay Ware-
house, r. W 8 Whitney, ur Thirty-first
BEAMISH'S Shirts Beady made and to Order.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy St
BAG
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Bachelder John W., attorney at law, oflSce 625 Mer-
chant, r. 1106 Keamr
Baehelder Sarah C. (widow), r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
BACHEO^DER THOMAS F., attorney at law.
ofittce 62-2 Clay, r. 307 Louibard
Baehelder William K., carpenter, r. 135 Hayes
BacherFrant, dairyman, Fairmount Tract, nr School
House
Bacher Frank A., millinery. 406 Kearny
Bacher Jchn. dairvuiau, r. Helvetia Hotel
Bachert August, salesman B. XatLan & Co., 1357 Post
BACHMAX BROTHERS (Herman S.,Xathan S..
David S., and lieopold S.). imrorters foreign and
domestic drv goods. 10 and I'i Battery
Bachman Charles, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 502
Bush
Bachman David S. (BachmanBros., , r. 1107 Van Nees
Av
Bachman Emil, clerk Henry Balzer Jc Co., r. Oakland
Bachman Felix, r. 319 Tyler
Bachman Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11
Kate
Bachman Herman S. (Bachman Bros, ' , r. Kcw York
Bachman Leopold S. (Bachman Bros.), r. 619 Leav
Bachman Nathan S. (Bachman Bros.), r. 1716 Tan
Xess .\v
Bachman Simon (Esberg, Bachman i Co.),r. lOOiVan
Xess .\v
Bachmann -Jacob, locksmith, r. 75.S Clay
Bachmann Madeline, domestic Fritz Dirking, N s
Fair.\v.. near Mission
Bachrack M. Mrs., t-eacher sieging, r. 2h Ellis
Bacigalupi Amelia Miss, r. 9 Calhoun
Bacigalupi Antone, vegetables, r. Ss Tandewater, nr
Mason
Bacigalupi Antonio, porter George H. Tay & Co.,r.
1120 Sacramento
Bacisalnpi .\ntonio L. (Bacigalupi i Casass.a) r. N s
Masou, bet Francisco and Bay
Bacigalupi Carlo, drayman, r. 19 Lafayette PI
Bacigalupi Charles, butcher, hE cor Leavenworth
and Pa'-ific
Bacigalupi Francisco, distiller H. Westerfeld. r. 10
TTninn PI
Bacigalupi Gaetano, melter melter and refiners' de-
partment r. S. Mint, r. 524 Filbert
Bacigalupi Giovanni, boots and sh"es, 1404 Dupont
Batigalupi .Jean B.. laborer, r. 11 rnion Pi
Bacigalupi .Joseph, woodcarver. r. 1805 Mason
Bacigalupi Livia. Italian Benev. Soc.,423 Wash
Bacigalupi Louis (Sturla & Bacigalupi). r. 519 Union
Bacigal'ipi Louis, gardener, r. 2309 Masou
Bacigalupi Paul, painter G. B. Deferrari, r. 14 Pol-
lard PI
Bacigalupi & Cassssa (Antonio L. Bacigalupi and Ste-
phen Casassa) , fruit and vegetables, 507 Wash
Bacigalupo Angelo. bootblack P. Martiu. r.9 Calhoun
Bacigalnpo Guiseppe, bootblack, r. 1117 34 Eearny
Bacigaluiio Paolu (Demartini & Bacigalupo), r. 443
Green, rear
B-icigalupo T. D., manuf wine. 1419 Dupont
Bacizza George, n-stanrant. 358)% Third, r. 350 Third
Ha'k Matthia.M, cellarman J. <'. Haberling, r. 273 Stev
Hac ke Frank, upholsterer, r. 2022 Suiter
Backer August, i-abinetmaker, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Vicksburg and Sanchez
Backer Henry, baker William Backer, r. 103C Clay
Backer Louis, jjiigineer, r. 18 First
Backer William, bakery, 1036 ( lay
Backess Charles E., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
1005 Vallejo
Backrath Mary, domestic S08Bush
Backrout .Jacob, longshon-man, r. l'X)7 Powell
Backstcilt Williniu. «addlery and harness, SE cor
Siittenth and Folsom
Backstroiii Otto, ronjier G. Olson
Backus Charles, captain schr American Girl, r. 121
Francisi-o
Backus Christine (widow), r. !19 F.ilt'jn
Backus Fred, clerk, r. 725 Callfiriiia
Backus Jerome, real estate. 1103 Sutter
Backus Ji>hn. groceries and liquors. SE cor Mission
and Bond
Backus Oscar J. (George H. Tay i Co.) . r. 1320 Eighth,
Oakland
Backus Pliillp M.. accouutaut, r. 725 California
Backus Samuel W., clerk A. M. Simpson i Brother,
r. 904 McAllister
Bacome Henry, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1.^30 Eddy
Bacome William, hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 258 Clem-
entina, rear
Bacon , stockbroker, office 322 Montgomery
Bacon A. A. Mrs., assistant Market and Seventh Street
Primary School, r. 334 Turk
Bacon Alonzo P., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Nucleus House
Bacon Bridget (widow) , laundress, r. 1520 Washing-
ton, rear
Bacon Charles A., mining engineer, ofBce 320 Sansom,
room 12
Bacon Charles R.. r. 520 OFarrell
Bacon D. W., steward Tug Neptune, Broadway Wharf
Bacon Edward L. (Meacham and Bacon) r. 2735 Miss
Bacon E. T.. agent Cal. Paint Co., 329 Market, r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Bacon Francis H.. salesman Edward S. Spear Ac Co.,r.
106 Post
Bacon Francis W., r. 1S12 Van Ness Av
Bacon Frank F., conductor Clay St. Hill B. R., r. 1202
Leavenworth
Bacon George H.. assistant superintendent N. B. and
Mission R. R., r. 820 Fulsom
Bacon Henry, driver Central R. R.
BACON HEXRV D., real-estate, office 305 Sansom,
r. Oakland
Bacon Horace, deputy V. S. Marshal, r. C75 Mission
Bacon Jacob (Bacon & Co.). r. 412 Taylor
Bacon John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Bacon John B., liquor saloon, 38 Sixth, r. 410 Minna
Bacon John P. (Messer, Bac^n & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
Bacon Joseph S., agent Boston Underwriters, and
school director, oflice 316 California, r. 1327 Leay
Bacon J. V., clerk Pioneer White Lead Works
Bacon Lewis, teamster Joseph W. Wesson, r. NE cor
Caijp and Nineteenth
Bacon Martiu (Randolph, Mackintosh & Co.), r.
Oakland
Bacon Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1520 Washigaton.rear
Bacon N. H. (widow), r. Grand Hotel
Bacon P. B., mining, r. 730 Sixteenth
Bacon Sarah E. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department
U. S. Mini. r. 1032 Folsom
Bacon William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Bacon William O., clerk Redington k Co., r. 334 T\irk
BACOX <&: CO. (Jacob Bacon and James E. Ager; ,
book and job printers. NW cor Sansom and Clay
BACQ,U]:E HEXRY, wines and Mquors, 1301
Stockton, r. 700 Broadway
Badaracco Antonio, wood and coal. 1516 Stockton, r.
533 Green
Badaracco David, bootblack, NE cor Montgomery and
Washington, r. 519)5 Greenwich, rear
Badaracco Lnigi, wood and coal, SW cor Polk and
California
BadarousS., collector Madison & Burke, r. 432 Twenty-
second
Baddeley William B., conductor Central R. R., r. 531
Linden
Bade Addie Miss, domestic 317 Franklin
Bade Joseph, cook, r. 931 Market
Bader Charles J., hairdresser, 640 Market, r. 531
Fourth
Bader Gotfried, bakery, 531 Fourth
Bader John, agent Floyd & O'Connor, r. 1400 Stockton
Bader William, laborer Michael B.Moraghan, r. 336
Fifth
Badgeley William, tailor, r. 6 Clara Lane
Badger Consolidated Mining Co. (Elko Co., Kev.),
W. R. Townsend secretary, office :>09 Montgomery
Badger Ella F. Miss, actress, r.^ Torreus Court
Badger George H., r. 138 McAllister
Badger Hill J: Cherokee Gravel Mining Co., H. Pichoir
secretary, office 10 California
Badger James, express wagon NW cor Market and
Eddy, r. 33?* Langton
Badger Josie .\. Miss, milliner, r, 5 Torrens Court
BADGER WILLIAM G., wholesale clothing,
and furnishing goods, and agents pianos, and or-
gans, 7 .Sansom, r. Fruit Vale
Badger Central Park (Oakland) , office 300 Kearny
Badgley Eugene F., salt sman Abraham Andiews, r.
Russ House
Badgley Jay S., brakeman Southern Pac. R. E., r. 710
Folsom
BADL.AM ALEXANDER, assessorcity and coun-
ty, office; new City Hall, first floor, r. 708 Cal
Badlam .Alexander Sr., r. 926 Clay
Ba<ilam A. T., copyist Municipal Court of Appeals, r.
708 California'
BULLOCZ S: JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
BAD
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Badlam Ezra B., deputy County AFseB'or, r. ItOw rnion
Badt Alexander L., bookkeeper P. Ber'Rin i L'rolhcr,
r. 1305 Gough
Badt Morris, merchant (Elko, andWells.NevJ.cflSce
111 Battery, r. Ii35 Ellis
Baebler Frederick, machinist J. H.Schintz,r. 436 Bneb
Baecke Charles, shoefitter, r. 19 Stockton PI
Baebr Gustave A., painter, r. 205 Seventh
Baehr Henry, jeweler Williim Baehr, r. 1751 Sec
Baehr John M., liquor Falotn, 414 San, r. & Valpaiaiso
Baehr Theresa, housekeeper, r. 205 Seventh
Baebr ■VSillitm, manufacturing jeweler, IJ49 Sacra-
mento, r. 1721 Sacramento
Baehr William Jr., clerk Henry Ealzer i Co., r. 1721
Sacramento
Baer Charles, clerk Charles Caro, r. 511 Stevenson
Baer Emil (Lauten & Baer) r. 115 Virginia
Baer Henry, dairyman Jatcb Earjmfcn, r. X 6 Filbert,
bet Pierce and Steiner
Baer Isaac, cigars and tobacco, iOO Sixth, T.iSiH Clem
Baer Isidor, r. 212 Sutter
Baer Kate Miss, domestic 720 McAllister
Baer Max, salesman Samuel Leszynsky k Bros., r.
212 Sutter
Baerne Jacob (Laufifer & Eaerne), r. 724 Mission
Baettge Peter (Brugge & Baettge), r. Oregon, bet
Davis and Drumm
Baez Venancia (widow), r. 1519 Stockton
Baffigo Giovanci, vegetables, 9 Colombo Market
Bagala Leo, confectionery, 1517 Polk
Bagaley Ralph, r. Palace Hotel
Bagger Joseph, sawyer Pacific Box Factory, r. 1217
Kearny
Baggett William T. CWilliamT. Baggett i Co.) r. ISO
Geary
Baggett William T. & Co., publishers and proprietors
Pacific Coast Law Journal, e.ffice 409 Washingtcn
Baggs Alexander, clerk Isaac I5aggs, r. 1142 5^ Market
BAGGS ISAAC, attorney at law, office and r.
1142;^ Market
Bagley A. D. (widow), r. 28 Liberty
Bagley Andrew, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Bagley Jeremiah, hostler City Cab and Transfer Co.
Bagley John, shoemaker, r. 477 Jessie
Bagley Michael, molder, r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Sherman
Bagley Perkins H., clerk, r. 4 Park PI
Bagley Peter, laborer, r. 34 Frederick
Bagley Samuel, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Bagley William P.. contractor and plasterer, r. 1142}^
Market
Bagnall John, assistant Geary Street Grammar
School, r. 356 Jessie
Bagnall Joseph J., deckhand stm Emma, -Jackson St.
Wharf
Bagnasco Policarpo, photographer, r. 417 Sut, rear
Bagnetto Nicholas, cook. r. SW cor Mason and Jack
Bagnoli Temistoelo. r. 423 Broadway
Bagot Frederick, solicitor D. Hicks K Co. r. 1023 Stock
Bagot George, journalist, r. St. Charles Hotel
Bagutte Alexander, painter Noble Bros., r. 102G Stock
Bahl Le.uis, lifiuor saloon, r. 249 Stevenson
Bahl William, carpenter, r. 207 Post
Bahlmann Henry, cltrk Philadelphia Brewery, r. 2231
Howard
Bahlmann Hermann, r. 109 Tehama
Bahls John F. W. (Althof & Bahls) , r. Oakland
Bahnson William J., waiter Bohemian Club, r. 27
Stone
Bahr Frederick, butcher Henry Whitman, r. 823 Green-
wich
Bahr William A., boots and shoes, 107 Sixth
Bahren Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 629, Hi I'nion
Bahrenfuss Henry, carpenter, r. l-'SOy Mason
Bahrs Andrew S.," insurani e broker, r. 814 Vallejo
Bahrs John, drayman Moulton & Co., r. 1216 Pacific
Bahit Martin, groceries and liquors, NE cor Seventh
and Cleveland, r. 311 Seventh
Baiggs John, stableman, r. 127 Jackson
Bail Adolf, with Lfichman & Jacobi, r. 950 Folsom
Bail Paul, tailor Henry Planz, r. 528 Bush
Bailey — , bookkeeper, r. 219 Mason
Bailey Amos J., capitalist, r. 417 J<j Pine
Bailey Ann (widow), shoefitter. r. 272 Jessie
Bailey Byron, butcher Ernest Weber, r. 168 Tehama
Bailey C. E. Mrs., cashier Palace Hotel Restaurant
Bailey Charles, extraman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
209 Kearny
BAUiEY CHARLES A., building and real estate,
olfice 320 Sansom, room 57, r. Oakland
Bailey Charles B., clerk, r. 914 Powell
Bailey Charles E.. brakeman, r. £02 Third
Bailey Charles E., driver Mutual Ice Co.
Bailey Charles H.. seaman, r. 139 Silver
Bailey David T., r. 2t3 Ritih
Bailey E. F., driver Ciiy Cab ind Transfer Co., r. 174
Jessie
Baihy E. F., selector O. Liwton & Co., r. OakUnd
Bailey F. L.. clerk Edward E. PctUr, r.S23 Dupont
Bailey Frank, plumber, r. 12 Polk
Bailey Frank, seimau, r. 238 Steuait
Bailey Frank, waiter, r. 10.33 Heward
Bailey Frink Mrs., teacher music, r. 1033 Howard
Bailey Frederick P.. r. 1121 Mitsicu
Bailey Frederick S., painter Frank C. GiJmau, r. 629
California
Bailey George (Bailey k M<Lean),r. 533 Commercial
Bailey Georfce, r. S s Twenty-sixth let Valencia and
Bsrtlett
Bailey George, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Eai!ty George H. Mrs., r. 1513 Bre adway
Bailey George W., r. E s Treat Av. bet Twenty-first.and
Twenty-second
Bailey George W.. captain U. S. Revenue stm Eich-
trd Rush, r. .510 Third
Bailey Henry, cooper, r. 1013 Howard
Bailey Henry, curled hair manufactory, E s Mifsouri,
r.r Mariposa
Bailey Benry, jeweler atd watchmaker, r. Ahlbcrn
House
Bailey Henry, painter John Brewster, r. S s Lombard
bet Larkin and Polk
Bailey Henry, wood and coal, 128 OFarrell
Bail^y Isaac L., carriagemaker, r. 911 Harrison
Bailey James, boilermaker. r. 25 De Eoi m
Bailey Jimes, carpenter, r. 1023 Stockton
Bailey James, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Bailey James, clerk Dewey & Co., r. 10 Geneva
Bailey James, laborer Oderle.-s Excavating Apparatus
Co., r. SW cor Francisco and Jcnes
Bailey James, painter Jehn CcoLey, r. Shipley nr
Sixth
Bailey James D.. general agent Union Insurance Co.,
office 418 California, r. 1915 Franklin
Bailey James L., conductcr N. B. and Mission E. E.,
r. 1130 Market
Bailev James S.. soap peddler, r. 2t9 Dora
Bailey J. C, clerk Falkuer, Bell k Co., r. The Bald-
win
Bailey J. C. major U. S. A., pest surgeon Presidio
Reservttion
Bailev John, coot S. S. Cily of Chester, Oregon S. S.
Co
Bailey John, painter Thomas Downing
Eailey John, waiter Palate Hotel, r. 546 Mission
Bailey John R., seaman, r. 1227 Js Clay
Bailey Joseph H.,>:tationeiy and trotkery, ISlSStock-
ti n, r. 8o0 Inion
BAILET LfWIS H., proptr Cameron House, 519
SacramcLto
Bailey L. H. .Jr., deputy county ilerk. r. 508 Leav
Bailey Nathan J., lutcher, 515 Erytnt, r. i03 Eitch
Bailey Orrin, uptolsterer James W. Bumham & Co.,
r. 1423 Kearny
Bailey Patrick, trader, r. 719 Brannan
Bailev Patrick J., waiter, r. Ife05 3^ Stockton
Bailey P. C, r. The Baldwin
Bailev Peter, mi re ceo manufacturer, r. 5 Howard
Court
BAILEY ROBERT S., liquor saloon, 222 McAl-
lister, r. Oakland
Bailey San.uel C, plumler, r. 1615 Ellis
Bailey Shep^rd. clerk William Jennings, r. £02 Bdwy
Bailey S. M. (widcw), r. 757 Howard
Bailey Themas (Thomas Bailey i Co.), r. Lick House
Bailey Themas «; Co. (William P. Pyne),proptn-Pac.
Wool Depot SE <or King and Fifth
Bailey Themas J., plumber, r. 12 Polk
Bailey William, clerk, r. 715 Sanchez
Bailev William, whitener, 662 Mission
Bailey William 1., porter Thomas W.McCoUam i Co.,
r." Oakland
Bailey k McLean (George Pailey end William Mc-
Lean), proptrs Eailroad Lodgings, 533 Com
Bailifi' Joseph, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
Co., Le>ng Bridge
Baillargetn Anthony, carpenter, r. Ill Virginia
Baillie William, porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. E s
Sanchez bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Bailly Achille (Bailly Brothers), r. 514 Filbert
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Biilly Arthur (Bailly Brothers) , r. 5U Filbert
Bailly Brothers (Arthur anl Achille) , porkpackers, 71
California Mirket
Bailly Jules J., porkpacker Bailly Brothers, r. 1719
Stockton
Bailly Leon, marblecutter, r. 511 Filbsrt
Baily Alexander H., capitilist, r. 309 Fell
Baily Alexander H. Jr., carpenter, r. 30'J Fell
Baily David, carpenter, r. 30.» Fell
Baily E. F., salesman, r. 51 First
Baily W. I., plasterer, r. 51 First
Baily William J., proptr Is'hmus House, 51 First
Bain Alexander, lon;.?shoreman, r. 125 ttreenwich
Bain James, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
229 Minna
Bain Jaiu'i-s S., engineer Jonathan Kittredge, r. N 8
Twenty-fifth, bet Castro and Noe •
Bain John, blacksmith, r. 31 Perry
Bain Marion H., r. 120 ^ Hayes
Bain Neil H., r. 520 Third
Bain Patrick, helper George Milne, r. 733 Brannan
Bainbridge Amop, policeman City Hall, r. 1111 Kear
Bainbridge P., r. 521 Pacific
Baine M. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. 127 Kearny
Baines Frank, seaman, r. Western House
Baines (i. A., conductor Central R. R.
Baines Thomis F., wines and liijuors, r. 128 Fifth
Bains James, extrarnan Hose No. 6, S. F. F. D., r.
Mc.\llister, bet Webster and Buchanan
Bains >n John, seaman, r. Western House
BAIKU .VXDBKW, broker, office 312 C:ilif.jruia,
r. East Oakland
Baird Charles, clerk Julius Fromheim,r. 153 Third
Baird Gharb-s W., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. .533 Eddy
Haird Fannie (widow), r. 13 Ellen
Baird James M., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
1221 Br ..id way
BAIRD JOHN H., president California Powder
Works, othc.e 311 California, r. Palace Hotel
Bairne Barbara Mrs., groceries and liquors, 11 Jessie
Baisuglia Carlo, fruits, r. 711 \'allejo
Bai/ley S., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
IVikavich S.. Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
BAKKR V. tSt A., pictures, mirrors, frames, etc.,
712 Mission
Baker A. C, alt.rney at law, cJflnce old City Hall, sec-
ond floor, r. 1130 Market
Baker A<lam, driver R. R. Swain & Co.,r. 115 Natoma
Baker AH>ert ( V. & A. Baker), r. S s Fair Oaks, bet
Twenty-first a7id Twcny-seconti
Baker Albert, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
12'.) Chestnut
Baker Alfred, r. 1201 Powell
Baker Alfred W., clerk Custom House, r. 8 Breuham PI
Baker Alii^e, domestic 1221 Montgomery
Baker Andrew F., salesman Billings, Harbourne &
Co., r. 3Itl Fre'mont
Baker Annie M. .Mrs., lodgings, 13 Harlan PI
Baker Artliur S., bo<ikkeeper Oregon Stock and Butih-
eriiig Co., r. 715 Valencia
Baker Augustus (A. & A. Baker), r. Ss Fair Oaks,
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Baker A. W. Miss, dress reform underwear, 130 Silt
B iker (!,, r. 32 Minna
Baker Casper, bartender Charles Rudolph, r. 335
Hnyes
Baker Charles, r. 1130 Market
Baker Cliarles (B'lkerJt Bird), r. Martin House, cor
Turk and Market
Baker Charles, bakery, N a Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
am) Didores
Baker Cliarles, bartender Claus Peterson, r. 50« Green
Baker ChHrles, clerk NewZi'aland Ins. Co.. r. Oakland
Baker Charles, snlesnian Terwilliger & Fink. r. NW
<'or Davis and Pa I fie
Baker Charles, seaman, r. 127 Sixth
Baker Churles, seaman, r. H23 Battery
Bak<'r Charles, wiiiter. r. IC. Everett
Baker Cluirbs E.. boiitriiab, r. 115 East
Baker (Uiarles K., sliipping clerk Haas Brothers, r.
IIH Eleventh
Baker Charles H. (Reynolds. Rix & Co.). r. 703 Post
Baker Charles S. B., nilllhand Cai)it(d Mills, r. Oak-
land
Baker <;hristian, milkman, r. 012 Natoma
Baker ('."Igale, r, H.'iO Van Ness Av
Bakir Colgate Mr«., Young Ladies' Seminary, 8*8-850
Van Ness Av
Baker Conrad, assayer Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 558 Sixth, Oakland
Baker Cora Miss, compositor Warren & Co., r. 126
Fifth
Baker Daniel, tanner Sigmond Kraus, r.Ws Dolores,
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Baker Daniel L., assistant bookkeeper Healy & Fagen,
r. 71 Natoma
Baker Divide Mining Co. (Placer Co. Cal.) , Abraham
Halsey secretary, office 311 Montgomery
Baker E Uvard, clerk, r. IK! Thirteenth
Baker Edward P. Rev., jiastor Third Congregational
Church, r. 1909 Jessie
Baker E. J., r. 317 Third
Baker Eliza (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 308 Tehama
Baker E.iza Mrs., liquor saloon, 908 Kearny, r. 13
Hinckley
Baker Eugene J., drayman Louis Sloss & Co., r. 22
Oak Grove Av
Baker Fannie E. Mrs., assistant Tyler Street Primary
School, r. 1.527 Tyler
Baker Frank, butcher Frederick Miller, r. 1103 Fol
Baker Frank, deckhand stm Express, Jackson St.
Wharf
Baker Fred. W. Jr., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
Grand Hotel
Baker Frederick, laborer, r. 13 Hinckley
Baker George, baker, r. 538 Jessie
Baker George, brewer Philadelphia Brewery
Baker George, cooper, r. Serpentine .\v, nr Bryant
Baker George, deckhand tug Monarch, Bdwy Wharf
Baker George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Baker George, seaman, r. Sail irs' Home
Baker George, teamster M. Englander & Son, r. 712
Tyler
Baker George, waiter Palace Hotel
Baker George E.. collector, r. lOlH Taylor
Baker George H., barkeeper John E. Green, r. 810
j Howard
Baker George H., lithographer, 518 Clay, r. S s Green,
[ bet Baker and Lyon
I Baker George H., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
j 328 Tyler
Baker George L., melter Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 1633 Geary
Baker H. C. Mrs., r, 1809 St ;incr
Baker Henry, but -her, r. 27 H Oak Grove Av
Baker Henry, cook stm Los .\ngeles. Broadway Wharf
I Baker Henry, waiter Henry Beruhamer, r. 919 Mis-
sion
Baker Henry F., civil and mining engineer, r. 28 Mc-
i AUister
Baker Horace, bookkeeper Swan Brewery Co., r. 8E
i cor Fifteenth and Dolores
Baker Irene Miss actress Adelphi Theater, r. 2St.
Mary
Baker Isaac, laborer J. M. Coraerford
Baker Isaae M., groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddy
and Mason, r. cor Mason and Turk
Baker Isaiah (i-'reeinan >\: Baker)), r. 925 Washington
Baker J., r. '209 Leidesdortt"
Baker Jacob, ci>ok, r. 23 Jessie, rear
B'iker J Henry, Supt. Boys' and Girls' .\id Soc, r. 68
Clementina
Baker James, draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 227
Second
Baker James A., miller, r. llfi Thirteenth
Baker James B., springinaker C. D. & E. Hinckley,
r. 22 Fifth
Baker Jainis W., bookkeeper Henry C. Egerton, r.
(Oakland
Baker John, beerbottler, r. 5 Montgomery Court
Baker Joliii. night-watchman P. M. 8. S. Co., r. 332
Brannan
Baker John, seaman, estate of J. B. Piper
Bak( r J<din B., bookkeeper D. Z. Yost & Co., r. 1626
Sacramento
Baker Joliii (J., Paymaster Western Development Co.,
r. Oakland
Baker John M.. clerk Baker A: Hamilton, r. Oakland
Bdktr Jii.^ei>h, biit.her, r. E s Chiireli, bet Twenty-
second and Twentv-third
Baker Joseph H., serg.-unt police City Hall, r. 1306
Kearny
BakfrJ.ulah Jr., with Stevens, Baker & Co., r. 316
Fremont
Baker L., helper lUsdon I. A: L. Works
Baker L. A. Mrs. (widow), r. IOkO Union
Baker L. B., collector, r. 311 Bush
Baker Lewis S ,\., telegraph lin man, r. Id Clara
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
BAK
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Baker Livingston L. (Baker k Hamilton), r. Palace
Hotel
Baker Louis, baker, r. 1027 Dupont
Baker LonisF., produce commission, 113 Washington,
r. Oakland
Baker Louis F. Jr., bookkeeper Lowry & Co., r. Oak-
land
Baker Lucy (widow), dressmaker, r. 6 Moss
Baker Mary (widow) , r. 120.5 Stockton
Baker Mary, domestic, 417 Eddy
Baker M. C, mechanician, r. 710k' Taylor
Baker Michael, bakery, IvE cor Vallejo and Mason
Baker Nicholas, proptr St. Louis Hotel, 11-13 Pacific
Baker O F., extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 419
Pacific
Baker Orrin S., attorney at law, office 526 Montgomery
Baker Robert B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2517
Larkin
Baker Robert G., teamster NW cor Market and Front,
r. 10 Card Alley
Baker Robert T., coachman, r. 1505 Franklin
Baker R. P., r. 813 Hyde
Baker S., clerk, r. 8 Hubbard
Baker S., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Baker S., porter Robert Bell
Baker S. A., master mariner, r. 812 Powell
Baker Samuel, (Masouuette & Baker), r. SW cor Clay
and Prosi^ect PI
Baker Samuel, bookkeeper Stevens, Baker & Co., r.
220 Eddy
Baker Samuel, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 458
Jessie
Baker Samuel, salesman Abraham Andrews, r. Russ
Honse ■
Baker Samuel, salesman Gibson & Preston, r. 1322
O'Farrell
Baker Samuel C, teamster, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-Third
Baker Sanford C, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
■y\'est Oakland
Baker W., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Baker Walter H., machinist, r. 648 ^^ Natoma
Baker W. H., r. 636 Commercial
Baker William, carpenter, r. 407 Clementina
Baker William, laborer Odorless Excavating Appara-
tus Co ,
Baker William G., 'carpenter Haskell & Bode, r. 434 J<i
Tehama
Baker & Bird (Charles Baker and Edwin Bird),
liquor saloon. 544 California
BAKER <& HAMILTON (Livingston L. Baker
and Robert M. Hamilton), importers and .iobbers
agricultural implements, machines, hardware,
etc., 13-19 Front, and 9-15 J, Sacramento City
Bakers' Home, Moeller & Grauffel proptrs, 609 Jack
Bakich M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Bakker Reyer E., proptr Steuart St. House, 104 Steuart
Bakofsky Charles, laborer California Sugar Refinery,
r. 4 Ellen
Balabussich Milo, cook John Miller, r. 103 Steuart
Balanesi Angelo, vegetables, 77 Colombo Market
Balantsi Guiseppi, produce commission, 523 Davis
Balcear E. J. Mme., hair doctress, 532 Bush
Bslch A. William, reporter, r. Overland House
Balcb Horace M., organ biiilder and musical instru-
ment rei)airer, 432 Kearny, r. 422 Elhs
Balch S. M. (widow), r. 1112 Hyde
Balcom Charles F., bookkeeper, r. 1413 Larkin
Balcom Lydia E., seamstress Ladies' Pro. and Relief
Soc, r. E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Bald Herman, collector Robert Mackintosh, r. 1016
Miss-ion
Baldissone John, laborer Ghirardelli & Dauzel, r. 415
Jackson
Baldridge J. E. & Co., stockbrokers, office 322 Mont
Baldridge John E. (J. E. Bsildridge & Co.) , r. 1812 Pine
Baldridge Michael, stockbroker, office 314 Mont-
gomery, room 9, r. 1812 Pine
Baldser Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 528 Linden
Baldwin (widow) . r. 107 Hayes
Baldwin Addison S., office 328 Montgomery, room 17,
r. Oakland
Baldwin Albert F., clerk, r. 121 O'Farrell
BALDWrtV ALEXANDER R., capitalist, office
328 Mont, room 8, r. SW cor Union and Pierce
Baldwin Alfred W., superintendent Porter, Oppen-
heimer& Slessinger, r. 418 Minna'
Baldwin Charles F. (Norman & Baldwin) , r. 1007 Pow
Baldwin Charles H. (C. Adolphe Low & Co.), r. New
York
BALDWIN CLOTHING HOUSE, gents' cloth-
ing, William W. Magary, manager, 942 Market
Baldwin Daniel P., machinist, 769 Market, r. 1010
Montgomery
Baldwin David, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
BALDWIN E. J., ciipitaU.''t and president Mary-
land Consolidated Gold & Silver Mining Co.,
and president Glynn Dale Consolidated Mining
Co., office 419 California, room 5, r.The Baldwin
Baldwin Elizabeth (widow), artist, r. 192 Six-
teenth
Baldwin Frederick A., clerk B. L. Solomon's Sons,
r. 121 O'Farrell
Baldwin George, student Heald's Business College
Baldwin George E., conductor California St. R. R., r.
1517 California
Baldwin Henry, hostler Henry Froomberg, r. 33 New
Monttromery
BALDWIN HIRAM S., physician, office 612
Clay, r. 025 Geary
Baldwin James T., driver LaGrande laundry, r. 520
Third
Baldwin James W., carpenter, r. 435 Eddy
Baldwin John Mrs., dressmaker, r. 314 Bush
Baldwin Jo.sie E. Miss,' assistant Spring Valley Prim-
ary School, r. 2215 Fillmore
Baldwin Lydia A. (widow), r. 107 Hayes
Baldwin Lloyd, attorney at law, office 606 Montgom-
erv, rooms 17 and 18. r. Oakland
BALDWIN LOCOMOTIVE WORKS,, of Phil-
adelphia.Williams, Blanchard c^ Co. agents, office
218 California
Baldwin M. Mrs., r. 130 O'Farrell
Baldwin Marcus M., salesman Henry Mayers, r. NW
cor Broadwa}' and Larkin
Baldwin Marshall J., clerk, r. 524 Eddy
Baldwin Nellie S. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
Sihool, r. 1517 California
Baldwin Orville D., r. 1524 Eddy
BALDWIN PHARMACY, Henry B. Slaren
proptr, NE cor Market and Powell
Baldwin P. N. (widow), r. 1517 Califciruia
Baldwin Rosauna (widow) , nurse, r. Twelfth Av, bet
L and N, South S. F.
Baldwin, Sexton & Peterson, manufacturing jewelers
and importers diamonds (New Yorki, branch
office 120 Sutter, rooms 1 and '20
Baldwin Sherman C, physician, t>ffice 8.50 Market, r.
307 Fourth
Baldwin Starr, physician, r. 513 Ellis
BALDWIN (THE). Alexander McAbee superin-
tendent, NE cor Market and Powell
Baldwin Thomas, painter, r. 446 Brannan
Baldwin William H., foreman HancocK k Kelso, r.
NW cor Hampshire and Sixteenth
Baldwin William H., ship carpenter VV. E. CoUyer, r.
3 Liberty, nr Townsend
Baldwin William L., r. 211 Polk
BALDW^IN'S RESTAURANT, W. Warner
Henry proptr, 519 Clay
BALDIVIN'S THEATER, Thomas Maguire
manager, 93'2-930 Market, nr Powell
Bale James, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant, r.
SVV cor First and Mission
Balfe M. J., barkeeper Occidental Hotel, r. 2317
Webster
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE «& CO. (Robert Balfour,
Alexander Guthrie, and Robert B. Forman), com-
mission merchants. 316 California
Balfour Robert (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r. 717 Post
Ballrey John (0'Connell& Balfrey), r. 130 First
Balgard Margaret Miss, ironer Mrs. Amelia Geuty, r.
524 Bush
Balge H. A., wood carver L. k E. Emanuel, r. 624
Fourth
Balk Frederick, master mariner, r. 1.505 Dupont
Balk Governeur, polisher Kohler & Chase, r. 2311
Larkin
Balk M. A. Mrs. (widow), r. 2311 Larkin
Balk Parthenia, whipbraider Main & Winchester, r.
2:ill Larkin
Balk Stephen S., laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2311 Larkin
Balk Stephen S. Jr., with H. C. Hudson & Co., n 2311
Larkin
Ball A. E. (Sawyer & Ball) , attorney at law, office 502
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Ball Ashley Mrs. (widow) , r. 214 Powell
Ball Charles, r. 2840 Mission
Ball Charles S., harnessmaker, r. 1030 McAllister
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Ball Charles T., cook U. S. Restaurant, r. 405 Kearny
Ball Emeline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2840 MiBsion
Ball Francis J., plasterer Jobn Q. Garfield, r. 11
Elizabeth
Ball Frank H., entry clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 1774
Folsouj
Ball Frederick, janitor, r. 8 Perry
Ball Gardner (Ball & Julisn), r. Oakland
Ball George .\., bookkeeper Adams Ac Taylor, r. 214Pow
Ball George L., studeut Heald's Business College
Ball Horace W.. .lerk auditor M. P. and M. Depart-
ment Central Pac. R. R., r. West Oakland
Ball James E., r. 277 Steveuson
BallJessie 8. (widow), r. iai7 Larkin
Ball Joel, dentist, r. 1210 Union
Ball John, watchmaker Thomas D. Hall
Ball John C, bookkeeper Haggin k Tevis, r. Lick
House
Ball John L.. r. 13 Page
Ball John S.. machinist, r. 10:iO McAllister
Ball William, collector, r. 118 Post
Ball William, gardener Emil Meyer, Stanyan, nr
Golden Gate Park
Ball William K., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r. 1317
Larkin
Ball William P., laborer M. C. Hawley .^ Co., r. 510^
Brannan
BALX. 6i JUI.IAN (Gardner Ball and George N.
Julian) , proptrs Occidental Wool Depot, N s Town-
send, bet Fifth and Sixth
Ballagh Robert, molder O. K. Foundry, r. 308Beale
B:illagh Robert, student, r. 9 Mi.-ision .\v
Ballahouse Frederick R. Jr., r. 220a Leavenworth
Ballantine Charles M., bookkeeper Mills, Leak & Co.,
r. 1927 Jessie
Ballard Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 103 Ellis
Ballard Duar.e (Duane Ballard & Co.), r. 1601 Tyler
BALLiARD DUAN'K & CO., commission and
produ'-e brokers, office 22 California, room 13
Ballard George, bathiuaker,21.5 Second, r. 202 Secoid
Ballard Georj^e, carpenter, r. 108 Hickory Av
Ballard George, sign painter, Wason i Morris, r. 31
Everett
Ballard John (W. H. Martin i Co.) r. 2422 Mission
Ballard Joseph, stevedore, r. 108 Ellis
Ballard Laura A. Mrs., homeopatbiu pbysi«ian, 205
Powell
Ballbach L., metallurgist, r. Occidental Hotel
liallenberg Nathan, band master, r. 711 t'aliT'ornia
liallenm-r Charles, carpenter, r. ; 0 I.augton
Hulletti Peter, bartender, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
I'alletto Gabriele. vegetable dealer, r. 222 Francisco
Ballettu John, merchant, r. M« Sansom
Bailey Edward J., menhundise broker, office 504
Batt. ry, r. East (Jakland
Ballliad L.. lodgiui/s, r<,U) Sacramento
BnllhauM Frcierick, miner, r. -20'.t Leavenwnrth
BallhauH Frederick Jr., black.xmith, r. 2209 Leaven-
worth
Iiallheimcr Charles, stock clerk Levi StrauRS & Co., r.
Alameda
Itallietto Uartholomew, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr
Five. mile Store
Italliiig Frank A., woodturner L. \ E. Emanuel, r.
Lapire House
BallliigiT .\iidrew, labi.rer HuDcriuteudent Streets, r.
la,"* Gilbert
Ballinger Frank, hairdretu>ing saloon. 115 ■« Jackson,
r. u;iO Montgomery
Ballinger Frank J., Im al editor Morning Call, office
ril7 CIbv, r. ') (ilen Park Av
BAI.L.I.\UKR JOII.N J., puiutx and oils, NE cor
Van NcH .\viiiid Mark) t
Ballinger Patrick K., keeper 8beiiA> Office, r. S
Glen I'nrk Av
Balllngi-r Stephen B, guard Golden Gate Park
B»111iiKer T. K., deputy county clerk, r. 0 Glen
Park Av
Ballinger William, drayman William W. Sessions, r.
80.'> Franklin
Ballinger William G., driver Tuited Carriage Co., r.
17 Hiibbiird
Ballinger. See Ballenwer
Ballon Addle L. (Wl.biwi , artiKt. r. 7.'iy Market
Ballou George, r. l/KiH PokI
Balm .lohn. r. 4.14 Kt amy
Balmer Andrew L., i-arj>enter, S f Rose Alley, bet New
Moutgoinery and Annie
Balny Alexander J., ostrich and fancy leathers, 008
Market, r. 1C06 L'uchannau
BALOISE M.*.RrVE IXSURANCE CO., of
Basle. Harrv W. Svz general agent, office 225 San
BAL.Ot."X JOSEPH, "merchant tailor, 613 Wasi-
ington, r. 732 Capp
Baltazar August, tanner Dominique Legallet, r. cor
Sixth av and Q, South S. F.
Balthazar Hugo, clerk, r. 509 Washington
Balthrop Lewis W., carpenter, r. SE cor Utah and
Twentv-fourth
Baltic Con.solidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill. Nev.),
Jacob Stadttfeld Jr. secretary, office 419 Calfomia,
room 26
Baltimore Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Xev.),
Charles A. Sankey secretary, office 331 Montgom-
ery, room 20
Baltimore Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona) , Edward
F. Stone secretary, office 306 Pine, room 3
Baltrus William, seaman schr Trustee, r. Western
House
Baltz Eliza (widow), dressmaker, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Balz Adolph (Balz Bros.. Hommel, & Finkeldey), r.
E 6 San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twen-
ty-seventh
Balz Adolph, clerk Purchasing and Depot Commis-
sary ot Subsistence C. S. A., Ill Stockton, r. 117
Webster
Balz Brothers. Hommel k Finkeldey (Louis and
Adolph Balz, Louis Hommel, and Charles Finkel-
dey). tanners. E s Sau Bruno Road, be* Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-s. venth
Balz Louis (Balz Bros.. Hommel & Finkeldey), r. E s
Saa Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
seventh
Balz Valentine, butcher M. Selig, r. S s Sixth av, bet
Land M. South S. F.
Balzac Antoine, waiter, r. 721 Pacific
Bulzarini Charles (N Oiamboni & Co.). r. 81s Sansom
Balzer Heiirv (Henrv Ualzer ^^ Co.). r. 730 McAllister
B.A.L.Zl!:R HEXRVikCO. (C. Bertheau Jr.). import-
ers and cummi.-sJMn merchants, agents Hamburg-
American Packet Co.. North German Fire Insur-
ance Co. of Hamburg, New York Underwriters'
Agency, Manhattan Fire Insurance Co. of New
York, and Bremen Underwriters, office 20U San
Balzer Henry J., mattressmaker Glover i Willcomb,
r. Seventeenth Av, bet K and L. South S. F.
Bamber John, president Bamber's Elxpress Co., office
1 Commercial, r. Oakland
Bamber Joseph J., secretary The Sheltered Cove
Baths, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Bamber's Express Co., John Bamber president, office
1 Commercial
Bamberger Sigmund S., inspector Custom House, r.
1419 Webster
Bammann .\nnie. domestic. 14.32 Poet
Bammanu Henry U., teambter Horace Davis Jc Co., 41
First
Banahan Alice Mrs., r. 113 Perry
Banahan Henry, hostler McCord, Bridge k Co., r. 173
Clara
Banahan Kate Miss, r. 40 Minna
Banahan Patrick, hostler Smith k Ponltney
B.mce E, r. 209 Leidesd^rff
Baiukirt Ciitheriue (widow), r. 211 Franklin
BauiTipft A., r. 16 Harlan PI
BANX-ROFT A. L. vt CO. (Hubert H. lUncroft),
publishers and importing iKiuksellers and station-
ers, jiriutere, bookbinders, lithi^graph'jn*. engrav-
ers, etc.. 721 Market
Bancroft Albert L. (A. L. Bancroft * Co. r. 1605
Frank tin
salesman A. L. Bancroft k Co.,
, ('apt. Fourth Artillery, U. 8. A.,
salesman A. L. Bani-rolt & Co.,
salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
(A. L. Bancroft & Co.), r. 721
Bancroft Charles E..
r. C'j:l OFarrell
Bancroft Eugene A.
Fort Point
Bancroft (jeorge H.,
r. 623 O'Farrell
Bancroft Harlow P.,
r. 023 O'Farrell
Bancroft Hubert H.
Market
Bancroft, Knight * Co.. (in liquidation, J. H. Dickin-
son, receiver), musical merchanditie and musical
instruments, 733 Market
Bancroft William B.. manager printing di'|>artment
A. L. Ham roll A: Co.. r. li",i:i Franklin
BANCROFT'S Bl'ILDlXU, 721 and 72:i Market
Band Henrv F., special agent Mutual Life Insurance
Co. of New York. r. 1730 Eddy
Band Joseph, market. 04.5 Valencia
Bullock & Jonas. 1C5 Msntg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Japaz^ese Cabmeis ajid Pancj Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
BAN
107
BAE
Smndul CharleE^. b&ker, Peter J. Kalb, SE cor MiBeioii
and ThirteeDth
Biiidholdt Heiirr F., fitnii^r. r. 736 Minna
Bindmiiiiii Julius fBuidinaim, Xeilfcfu b Co.). r. 514
Loinbtrd
BAXOMAXX. XEILSEX & CO. (JnliuE Baud-
maun, and H. Neilsen i . imi'drterF ai/d coiniiiisEion
zuercluuite. and general agente Giant Powder Co., i
SauFroBt
BanSo Imvamt, lAnndrTman Mme. C. Boaglet, r. 327
H«y«B
BandT Auron K. (Bnhr & Bandy ) , r. 221 Oai
EanSeid Henrr. jiainter. r. tUiO Mission
Baniitld J., iiaiufcr Frank C. Gilman
Eanitld Ki-iitrd, roofer Henry G. Fiste. r. Grand
Centra J H.tel
Bantu Alben E.. c]eri John Luhrs 4 Co.. r. 317 M..n
BanEt^ Ed\rari. jrcTtr MisBion Bbt Warebouse. Long
ET^drr- ic<'r. T^'urOi, r. 19.aC Steyenson
Banr' ~-' - • ! •-'• rue MntuulInE. Co., r. Oakland
Bk-- _in\i:t Birch. Argall k Co., r.
Ear; _ - .-. - .. !._ Iri^er. So:-.. 71 Krvr Montgomerr
BAXK COMMISSIOXERS BOARD OF, ofBc*
2C'2 ShLSOiii. r:'C'iii 2
Eant GecTce. t>c nltr. r. 5 Cedar At
Bank Joseph, lanuer Anton Krieg. r. E s San Bmno
Eoad. nr T-wenTT-seTtnth
BAVE OF BRITISH COLrMBIA, Frederick
Tc'-sniBeijd a^aTLhCrr. ?E cor Sansciii hziC Chi
BAVK OF BRITISH XORXH AMERICA,
Archibald MiEinlaT aeent. il9 and 221 Saneora
BAXK OF CALIFO"RSTA,'WilUamAlTord i.resi-
dent. Th:iuas Brown cashier. ITW cor California
and Saiir^'-'ra
BAXK OF CALIFORNIA BriLDIXG, KW
ccr California and Sansom
Bank Stephen. Fteward Hose So. &., S. F. F. D.
Bankenbeim Mary i-wido-w). r. 5^7 O'Farrel]
Banter Abraham, helper CalTin Is-attint & Son. r. 56
Tehama
Banker Edward, helper C&lTin Kntting & Son. r. 50
Tehaniia
BAVKRUPTCY REGISTERS District Califor-
nia. 24 r. S. Ccnrt Bui: ding and CS6 Clay
Eantf Caroline (widow), r. 51fc Nitoma
Banks Charle.fr "W., bookkeeper "Wells. Fargo & Co., r.
C'atlaLd
Banks Cyrus, pcirter James W. Bxtmham fc Co., r.
Ankeny PI. nr Powell
Banks I)., watchman Cutting Packing Co., r. 515 Bac
Banks Edward, eeainan. r. 45 Steuart
EtLks Fletrher. driver C. F. Ebncr. r. 133C Tyler
Banks George, machinist, r. 3 Caroline
Banks George S..proptr Pac.lavery Stable 709 Jones,
r. 1306 Pine
Banks James, cook, r. 1 Hlmmelinann PI
Banks James, steamboat fireman, r. 313 Davis
Bants John, cigars and tcbacco, wines and liqnors,
?i'7 Market, r. 995 Market
Banks Joseph, tanrer. r. S s Eve nr San Brnno B.oad
Banks Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 140 Minna
Banks Josiah H.. mathinist Union Iron Worts, r. 3
Care line
Bants Lily Miss, asisistant Geary Street Grammar
School, r. 1419 'WashiL gton
Bants Lizzie M. Miss, a'-sistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1419 'Washington
Banks Margaret i widow), r. lil? WashinEton
Bants E. S", clerk Meeker & Bants, r. 1419 "Wash
Banks E. "W.. local policeman, r. 125 Main
Banks Thomas C, capitalist, office 116 Cal. r. 724 CaJ
Bants "William, engineer .Etna Iron "Works, r. K e
TwentT-second bet Chattanooga and Church
Banks "William O. (Metker & Bants), r. 1419 "Wash
Ehntsfin Joseph K., liquors and bilUards, 20? First
Banlin Edward, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Bannan Barbara C. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Pri-
mary Sch'.iol, r. 2012 Pierce *
Eannan Bridget (widow), r. 2012 Pierc*
Bannan FrancisP.. laborer Hoboken Brewery, r. 4153<.
Clementina
Eannan Frank, clerk, r. 413J» Clementina •
Bannan Jane Miss. r. 73 Tehama
Eannan John, laborer, r. 2C Glover
Bannan John, longshoreman, r. 7 \. Freelon
Bannan John James, compositor Goldstein k EernAn.
r. 2(112 Pierce
Bannan Maggie Miss, assistant Jackson Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2012 Pierce
Bannan Patrick, engineer Joseph Sedgley, r. cot Butt^
and Florida |
Eannan Philip, lab 'rer P. M. S. S. Co., r. 340H Shipley |
BAXVEB BROTHERS (Peter and Samuel), im-
porters clothing and lumisbiug goods. NE cor
Sutter and Sansom
Banner Henry, euRineer, r. "W e Taylor, bet Union and
Green i
Banner John, watchman, r. bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth Av, nr San Bruno Boad, South S. F.
Banner Peter (Banner Brothers), r. 614 Sutler
Banner Eobert, laborer, r. 704^ Mission I
Banner Samuel (Banner Brothers) . r. Kew "i'ork '
Banner Soap Co., factory 24 Commercial, office 216
Sacramento |
Bannerman S., second ofBcer O. k O. S. S. Australia
Eannerot Eugene A. (Garcin, Son & Co.), r. 2141 Miss !
Bancett Harris, r. 27 Russ 1
Bannett Joseph, draftsman, r. 16 Eddy
Bannett Louis, jeweler, r. 27 Kuss
Bannick Christopher, salesman, r. 837 Hayes
Bannick Frederick J., salesman "W. Haker A; Hiaz, r.
837 Hayes
Banning Frances Mrs., teacher Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. "W B Castro, bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth |
Banning John, blacksmith, r. W e Castro, bet Kine- ;
teenth and Twentieth j
Banning John, laborer freight dept Central Pac.H. E. ^
Banning John, labcTer Battery Street Bonded "Ware- i
house, r. 26 Glover '
Banning M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 32 Ellis
Banning Phineas. r. Tne Baldwin
Bannis^ter Alfred (Starr & &i.), r. Liverpool ,
Bannister Edward, butcher D. Dodge, r. 415 Harrison i
Bannister Frederick, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Bannister Georgt "W., sashinaker, r. 415 Harrie'm
Bannister John C. upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne fc i
Co., r. 1230 Mission \
Bannister John H., ship carpenter, r. 143 Townsend
Bannister Joseph, watchinan. r. 415 Harrison
Bannister William, boarding. 623 Davis
Bano Frank, fisherman, r. 613 Battiry
Bansen Charles, mariner, r. 10 Berry
Bansen Martin, mariner, r. 10 Berry
Banson Annie B.. cook. 1419 Clay
Bantle George, confectioner Westerfeld & Page. r. 745
Market i
Bantly Marcus, miner, r. 904 Pacific
Banz John, peddler, r. Ill Part A\ i
Banz Joseph, carpenter A. "Washburn, r. Ill Park Av I
Banz Louis, salesman John T»'. Jones, r. Ill Park Av 1
Baptis John H., gold penmanuf 32s Bush.r. Oakland
Baptista Franti, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Bn- 1
chanan and McAllister
Baptiste Antone. deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. 13 Clay
Baptist* John, boatboilder G. F. Lanteri, r. 422 Val-
lejo I
Baptiste John, laborer M. Selig, r. First Av, nr Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
Baptists Louis, laborer John F. Ortet. r. 4 Clay Av I
BAR ASSOCI.iTIOX, 634 Sacramento i
Barabino Charles, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 335 ,
Union |
Barabino Giovanni, fisherman, r. 896 Front i
Barabino Teresa Miss, r. 335 Unii^n I
Baraco Vincent, peddler, r. 314 Tre«t Av [
Barada Laurent, travelling salesman Taussig, & Co.,
r. 754 Bryant
Baramsky Max, bc^okkeeper Eahn k Brod, r. 1032,Vj Fol
Barandon Ernest, bakery and confectionery, KE cor
Bush and Fillmore
Baratti Louis, upholsterer A Berson & Son, r. SE cor '
Union and Dupont
Baraty George E., clerk John Sanlnier & Co., r. 303
Valencia |
Baraty Jean M. (Baraty & Coutolenc ) , r. 303 Mont Av :
Baraty Moses, r. 203 Valencia i
Bar*!ty k Coutelenc (J. M. Baraty and D. Coutelenc). I
butchers. 303 Montgomery Av j
Baraud A... compositC)r Le Petit Journal, r. Guilliauntie I
TeU Hotel '
Barbara Paolo, nsherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Barbarin Gratien. baker, r. 327 Montgomery Av \
Barbat John, physician and apothecary, office and r.
910 Pacitic
Barbaste A., laundryman, r. S3S Clay
Barbaste E. Mrt.. laundry. 838 Clav"
Barbat John H.. clerk John Barbat. r. 910 Pacific
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Barbe Jean, florist Laurel Hill Nursery, N s Bush, bet
Lyon and Baker
Barbee John, moneybroker, oCace NE cor Montgomery
and Sacramento, r. 1080 Union
Barb»-udert-rde Frederick, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Barlif r Adam, driver United Carri^ige Co., r. 610 How
Barber Autru.stti.s H.. salesman Davis Bros., r. T2t1 Green
Bariier Benjamin, carpenter and jobber. 107 Shipley
Barber Charles, baggage-master North Pacific R. R.,
r. »\'H Larkin
Barber Charles, dairyman, r. 2120 O'Farrell
Barber Cliarles L., mesKenger Wells. Fargo & Co., r.
K17J4 Larkin
Barlier Elizabeth (widow), r. ir.2.5 Webster
B:irber Ely, plumber, r. 'v'lS Minna
Barber George, brickmason, r. 440 Brannan
Barber George A., upholsterer J. A. Shaber & Co., r.
1 10 Eddy
Barber J., blacksmith, r. Park Hotel ,
Barber James B., porter Wilmerdiug & Co., r. Twen-
ty-fourth and Castro
Barber John A., plasterer, r. '>H Bernard
B'lrber John A., Jr., plasterer, r. 58 Bernard
Barber Mary, domestic r. 13.'>8 Post
Barber Peter (Thompson & Barber) . r. GiiG Mission
Barber K. L., dentist, office tiOii Sacramento, r. 402
Montgomery
Barber Thomas, stockraiser, r. 28 .Stone
Barber Thomas H., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Binding,
r. 1222 Pacific
Barber William (Doyle, Barber & Scripture) , attorney
at law, office S2.i Cal, r. San Rafael. Marin Co.
Barber William, assistant wharlinxer Meiggs' Wharl
Barber Zachary T.. driver. Mitchell & Hobe, r. 230
Fourteenth
Barberi Frank, steward Gregory & Liebschutz, r. 20 >^
Garden
Barbetta Frederick, fisherman, r. 4'.) Clay
Bnrliier Alfred L., clerk Stock Exchange, r. 715 How
Barbier Alfred R. (A. R. B>trbier & Co.), r. 1420 Cal
Barbier Alfred R. & Co. (Henri Emeric), bakery, 1644
Polk
Barbier Armand. local policeman, r. 1420 California
Barbier Ernestine, domestic. 1114 i'(j8t
Barbier Joseph P., hair-dressing saloon, 1231 Dupout,
r. 510 Vallejo
Barliier Paul, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 503
Miiiiiu
Harbieri Hartolomco, bouqiiet-dealer. r. 114 Shipley
IJarliieri (iuiseppi, livery stable, 515 and 517 Green
Uarbii ri Paul (G. B. Lavaggl & Co.), r. 128 Perry
liarliieri Uosa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Barbleri Stephen, fruits, r. 114 Shipley
Barbjgiiann 'acques, laundryman Mme. C. BoDglet, r.
."■■-'7 Hayes
Barlxira N.. Austrian Heiiev. Soc, 71 New Mont
ISAKKOl'K UKOTHKllS, inanufs. Irish flax.
tliriads, sail and bug twines, and salmon gili-net
twines, office 511 Market
Barbour Clitus, attorney at law, office 715 Clay, r. 34
Kearny
Barbiiur James W., foreman shipealkers Qoodall, Per.
kins .V Co
Barcelona Central S. M. Co., C. E. Buckingham secre-
tiirv. office 321) Sansoni. moir. 10
B.VKrKI..ON'A COXSOI-IOVTED MINING
<'C>. (Nye l!o., Nev.), Warren Craig secretary,
office 320 Sansnm, room '.)
Barchl Gbicomo, waiter tlamprs Restauraut, r. 1205
Stniliton
Bar. ill .JcH. ]ih, driver, r. 512 California
Iturc'hiiH Ji'lm H., salesmau, r. 325 Fifth
liarcka .lo)in, niHrl)lecutter, r. llU'J Market
Hanlay Diivid IJ., painter, r. 13 Van Ness Av
llariliiy II., scainan, r. 12 .lackson
Uan-lay Julni. worknuin U. S. Mint, r. 307 Fourth
Banlav Maggie Mrs., r. Mil Hudh
Harclay Mary Miss, r. 1117 Howard
Ilanlay Peter T, (Ilatdi k Ilarclhy), r. Oakland
Barclay R.iderlck S.. blacksmith Globe Iron Works, r.
35 Ebvei.th
Barclay S. Mr-<.. r. 132 Sixth
Barclay \V. H.. second assistant engineer Pacific Mail
8. S. City of Paiuiina, r. lOf. Pout
Ilarcjiiy. See Karkley
Bard Cejihas L.. phy.ilcinn, office 30 Post, r. 1218 Clay
Barden Tlipmaa J., clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 462
Jessie
Barden werper Charles P., porter Gorman Savinga and
Loan Soc, r. 8 Seliiia PI
Bardes Philip, butcher Philip S'nbel, r. 735 O'Farrell
Bardet Alexander, collector, r. 822 Filbert
Bardet Constance Mme., millinery. 225 Montgomery
Av, r. 24 Alabama, ur Twenty-third
Bardet Pauline (widow), r. 822 Filbert
Bardi Giusej^pe, Italian Benev. So,-., 423 Washington
Bardo Angelo. shoemaker, r. 438 Broadway
Bardon Louis, laborer New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Bardwell Charles, r. I(i35 Eddy
Bard well John L., with Neville & Co , 31 California
BARK BROTHERS (Edward, Solomon and Guft
tave), upholsterers and furniture, 308 Hayes
Bare Edward (Bare Pros.), r. 347k' Grove
Bare Gustave (Bare Bros.), 347 !ri Grove
Bare Solomon (Bare Bros.), r. 347H Grove
Bare. See Bear.
Bareilles Joseph (Bernard Lagrave & Co.), r. Fifth
Avenue Hotel, South S. F
Bareilles Thomas, r. Octavia, bet Filbert ani Green-
wich
Barelo Antonio, carpenter, r. 718 Greenwich
Bareuian Thomas, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Mort in
Barenton Edward, confectioner Masson Freres, r.ll25
Stockton
Barenstaler Charles, bartender, r. 108 Tiirk
Bareves Alexander, waiter Philadelphia House, r.423
Bush
Barfield John F., r. '225 Bush
Barg John C. (Barg & Verbarg), 156 Clara
Barg & Verbarg (lohu C. Barg and Henry Verbarg),
groceries and liqviors, 156 Clara
Bargagliotti Paolo, wines and liquors, oil !< Broad-
way, r. 417 Broadway, rear
Barger D. E., physician, r. 930 Market
Bargestreaui H., master 7uariuer. r. 103 Steuart
Barghren William. Tailors' Pro. Uniou, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Barghorn August, r. 5 Washington
Bargiacchi William, laborer, r, 222 Broadway
Bargou Martin, tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
Bargones Jjmes, r. 2219 Powell
Bargones Leonardo, porter Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r.
2218 Mason
Bargoni Giacomo, Italian Benov. Soc, 423 Wash
Biirgoni Petrina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wasliiugton
Bargos Emanuel, seaman, r Sailors' Home
Bargs.hecker William, brewer Jacob Adams, 637
Broadway
Bargstream George G., compositor, r. 649 Howard
Bargstrom Peter, Tailor's Pro. Uniou, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Bargtorf \, miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Harham J. A. (Bjirham & Cook), r. Oakland
Barham & Cook (J. A. Barliam ,^ F. Lee Cook) attorneys
at law, office 420 California
Bnricevich John, choj) house, 114 Sec(md
B»ricevi<-h Martin, cook John Baricevich, r. 114 Sec
Bariett Michael, laborer, r. 8i»l Third
Barilari Antonio, carpi-uter, r. 718 Greenwich
Barllarl Cammillo, carpenter, r. 1703 Stockton
Barilari Giovanni, carpenter, r. 718 Greenwich
liariiii John, tinner, r. 81() Pacific
Bariollo Lo\iis. barber, r. 731 Bryant
Barittini Lorenzo, porter Slebe Brothers & Plage-
nninn, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Barjmau Jacob, milk ranch, N s Filbert, bet Pierce
and St' iner
B.'.rka Alois, laborer, r. SE cor Nevada and Vermont
B.VRKAX AU(>I.iPll, physician, occullst and aur-
ist. office 3l).'> Kearnv, r. 513 Post
Barkeloo John, r. 1111 Po.st
Barker Aaron, capitalist, r. 216 Prospect PI
Bark<r Alfred, salesman Ki^ane Brothers, r. Ahlborn
House
Barker Edward, seaman, r. S 8 Filbert, bet Battery
and Front
Barker K. W.. teacher ornamental penmanship Bar-
nanl's Business College, 120 Sutter
Barker H., helper lUsdiui I. and L. Works
Barker Henry, trunkniaker, r W s Sumner, bet Pow-
hnttan and Mayflower
Barker Henry L., brlckmaker, r. 309 Capp
Barker Henry I,., carpenter, r. 19IH Union
Barker Isaac, brlckmaker, r. :t09 Capp
Barker JauK's, paint' r, r. 11 Kidley
Barker James L. (Barker .<: Snow) , r. Berkeley
Barker J. F., r. Russ House
Barker John, r. 30 Kearny
BULLOCK & JONES. IOj Mont5:omer7 Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Barker Joseph, waiter Market Street Restaurant, r.
C53 Washington
Barker Joshua, bookkeeper Lohman & Coghill, r.
Ottklaurl
Barker Martha H. (widow) , r. 22-23 Post
Barker R. (Barker & Co) , r. 759 Mission
Barker Robert, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 7
Pratt PI
Barker Squire, molder Union Iron Works, r. 108 Dora,
rear
Barker Stephen, contractor, r. 659 Seventeenth
Barker Timothy L. ( Wellmau, Peck & Co.) , r. Oakland
Barker & Co. (11. Barker) , manufs adjustable siiriug
beds, 759 Mission
BARKER «Si SNOW (James L. Barker and Roland
W. Suow), importers hardware, iron pipe, and
plumbers' materials, 108 Market
Barkhaus DiederiL-h (F.W. & D. BarkUaus) , r. 10 Turk
Barkhaus Frederick, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. Oakland
Barkhaus Frederick W. (F.W. & D. Barkhaus), r. 1004
Sutter
Barkhaus F.W. & D., books and stationery, 535 Kearny
Barkhaus Henry, driver Market and Fifth St. R. R.,
r. &2i Fourth
Barkhaus William, waiter H. F. Severance, r. 1304
Turk
Barkhausen Bertha (widow), r. 716 Franklin
Barkhausen Theodore, laborer, r. 5 Bonita
Barklage William, liquor saloon and, bowling alley,
SE cor Jackson and Kearny, r. 423 Greenwich
Barkley Charles, r. 519 Sacramento
Barkley Henry, seaman bark Don Nicholas, foot Beale
Barkley Henry M., tinsmith M. Dyer, r. Stevenson nr
First
Barkley Isabella R. (widow) , r. 808 Green
Barkley Robert, carriagemaker, r. 10 Hopeton Terrace
Barkley William H., bookkeeper Pool & Harris, r. 1019
Union
Barkley see Barclay
Barkovich P., Austrian Benev. See, 71 New Mont
Barks Alfred W. , r. 456 Tehama
Barks John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Barlag Soi^hie Miss, domestic 15 Hyde
Barlage Charles, sign painter, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage Henry, r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlage William, clerk Asa Fisk,r. 27 Clinton Park
Barlet Joseph, laborer St. Luke's Hospital
Barling Horatio H., stock dealer, r. 631 Webster
Barlow Aurelius T., carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Barlow Carrie B. Miss, principal Broadway Primary
School, r. 1312 Jones
Barlow Charles, workman U. S. Mint, r. cor Tenth
and Madison, Oakland
Barlow Elisha T., r. SW cor Channel and Bryant Av
Barlow Frank, clerk Franklin Dexter, r. 50 Ji Zoe
Barlow J. C, capitalist, r. 26 X' Kearny
Barlow John, machinist, r. 63 Natoma
Barlow Loretta Miss, shoelitter Jory Bros., r. cor
Eleventh and Channel
Barlow AVilliam, teamster Miners' Foundry, r. 5 Vas-
sar PI
Barlow William W., clerk, r. 1161 Howard
Barman Benjamin, stock clerk Ackermau Bros., r.
943 Folsom
Barman Henry, teamster, r. 262 Clara
Barman Isaac, •rasehnisher William T. Garratt, r.
410 Sixth
Barman Isaac, manager Lithauer & Co., 38 and 40
Kearny
Barman J. Mrs., lodgings, 943 FolBom
Barman John S., night inspector Custom House, r.
410 Sixth
Barnabar B. A., r. 321 Pacific
Barnaby Reginald H., conductor Market St. R. R., r.
1426 Turk
Barnacle James, sawmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
1626 Devisadero
Barnard C. A. Mrs. (widow), r. 21 Ellis
BARNARD P. & CO. (Henry Voorman), impor-
ters and jobbers coal, agents stm Gussie Telfair,
and sole agents Newport, Coos Bay Coal Co., 213-
217 Jackson
Barnard Frank (F. Barnard & Co.) r. 418 Eddy
Barnard George B., teacher telegraphy Barnard's
Business College, r. 620 Filbert
BARNARD HENRY, president Barnard's Busi-
ness College. 120 Sutter, r. 617 Eddy
Barnard I. D. (S. H. Seymour & Co.) , r. Russ House •
Barnard Joseph, r. 1626 Sutter
Barnard Lemuel H., assistant bookkeeper Latham &
King, r. 1807 Polk
Barnard Matthew, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 704
Dolores
Barnard Thomas G., contractor and builder, r. 32
Riucon PI
BARNARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Henry
Baruai'd president, 120 Sutter
Earner Louis, fruit and vegetables, r. 139 Ninth
Barner William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ninth
and Naloma
Barnes A. J., r. 678 Twentieth
Barnes Augusta (widow), r. 903 Jackson
Barnes Benjamin J., laborer Betts' Spring Co., r. 812
Dolores, rear
Barnes Charles A., plasterer, r. SW cor Howard and I
Twenty-fourth |
Barnes David, merchant tailor, 311 Pine, room 5, r. I
yOo Jackson I
Barnes David H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska, r. 20 Clementina j
Barnes E. B. Miss, toucher music public schools, r. [
Shotwell, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Barnes Edward, conductor N. B. Ai Mission R. R., r. [
137 Tehama |
Barnes Edward T., r. 468 Jessie, rear
BARNES EUCLID T., assistant secretary Cali-
fornia Insurance Co., office 318 California, r,
Alameda
Barnes Frederick, carpenter, r. 206 Franklin
Barnes George, laborer, r. 11 Tehama
BARNES GEORGE E., dramatic critic Morning
Call, otiice 517 Clay. r. Commercial Hotel
Barnes Harvey S. (Barnes & Co.), r. NE cor Steiner
and California
Barnes Henry C, clerk George W. Tyler, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Barnes Henry L., carpenter A. Washburn, r. 420 Sixth
Barnes I. D., r. 314 Bush
Barnes J., ]Daperfinisher A. D. Remington, r. 316
Taylor
Barnes James, laborer, r. 17 Russell
Barnes James D., carpenter, r, 23 Kearny
Barnes J. B., real estate, r. 314 Bush
Barnes John, teamster Charles Pillsbury, r. SE cor
Minnesota and M;mpo8a
Barnes John A., miner, r. 568 Mission
Barnes John T., conductor Central R. R., r. 11.5 Sixth
Btrnes Joseph, laborer, r. .526 Howard
Barnes Joseph, molder, r. 40 Tehama
Barnes J. S., r. Revere House
Barnes Margaret Mrs., boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. 737 Brannan
Barnes Richard, captain stm Mount Eden
Barnes Richard M., policeman City Hall, r. 1110 Pow
Barnes Robert E., boxmanufacturer, r. 678 Twentieth
Barnes Robert L., assistant bookkeeper S.F. Bulletin
Co., r. 1023 Stockton
Barnes Thomas, r. 1104 Mission
Barnes W. B., weaver, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Pioneer House
BARNES W. H. L., attorney at law, office 420
Califoi'nia, r. Palace Hotel
Barnes Willard F., box manufacturer, r. 073 Twentieth
Barnes William, carpenter, NW cor Ellis and Devisa-
dero
Barnes William, machinist H. W. Rice, r. 446 Brannan
Barnes William A., laborer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 737
Brannan
Barnes William C, clerk Sherman, Hyde & Co., r. 1021
Polk
Barnes William H., editor Weekly Call, office 517 Clay,
r. 148 Sixth
BARNES AVILIilAM P., capitalist, r. 311 Stock
BARNES <& CO., (Harvey S. Barnes and John
Martin) , groceries, and liquors, NE cor Steiner
and Calitornia
Barnett Absolom J., draughtsman P. J. O'Connor, r.
Oakland
Barnett Andrew, r. 25 Dupont
Barnett August, waiter, r. 423 Dupont
Barnett Augusta (widow) , r. 437 Fell
Barnett Bottie (widow), r. 810 Union
Barnett George A., superintendent Jersey Farm, Dairy
r. 835 Howard
Barnett J. J., liquor saloon, SW cor Second and
and Natoma
Barnett Joseph, crockery, 39 Fourth, r. 314 Sixth
Barnett Joseph P., moneybroker, r. Westminster
House, 614 Sutter
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Barnett Kate, domestic 6lu Filbert
Barnett Louis, bookbinder T>. Hicks & Co., r. SIO Union
Barnett Moses o. (S. A. Gyle & Co., Tehama), office
210 Davis, r. oO.t Post
Barnett Samuel, junk dealer, r. 420 Clementina
Barnett Tbojuas, butcher Murphy, Horn & Byrne, r.
Seventh .\v, nr M, Softth S. F.
Barnett William, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Barnett William A., type founder Marder, Luse k Co.,
r. 703 Taylor
Barney Alfred S., deiiuty TJ. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, office 118 Jackson, r. 2217 .Jackson
Barnev Aurelius, collector, r. 1004 Market
BARNEY BENJAMIN A., office 320 CaUfornia,
r. 817 Van Ne.-^s Av
BARNEY B, GRIFFEN, deputy U. S. Shipping
Commissioner, office Pacific Mail S. S. Co's Wharf,
r. 2200 Jackson
Barney C. W.. clerk Peter Fernandez, r. 43 Minna, rear
Barnev Heury, laborer Pac. Improvement Co., r. 1018
Cliiy
B.VR.NEY JAMES M., commission merchant,
3-0 C:dif(iri!ia, r. Yuma, Arizona
Barney MorKaii L., photographer, r. 1324 Polk
Barney Thomas, chairmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 720 Folsora
Barnhart Christian, laborer, r. 22 Garden
Baruhart George W., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 210 Powell
Barnhisel Samuel H., salesman Toklas Brown & Co.,
r. ;il4 Si.\th
Barnicri Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bariihtead Thomas D. ijolicenian City Hall, r. 94G Har
Barnuiu Catherine S. (widow), r. 1310 Hyde
Barnum G. G., clerk, r. 21U4 Jackson
Barnum Howard, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r. 14
Kidley
Barnum John A., millwright Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
tory, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Barnum Koyal Mrs. (widow), r. 731 Pine
Barnwell Gilbert T., cashier Cal. Pac. U. R., and Cen-
tral Pac. It. R. Steamers, office Washington Street
Wharf, r. 44H Bartlett
Baroco Andrew, r. 014^4 Natoma
Baron Bertranii, blacksmith, r. 1220 Powell
Baron Charles, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Baron Isidor, merchant, office 318 Front, r. 1728 Eddy
Baron John (J. Dupiiy & Co.), r. 030 Broadway
Baron William, hairdresser F. Mitchell, r. 181 Perry
Baron. See Barron
Baroni Peter, si'avenger, r. S s Vandewater, bet Ma-
son anil Powell
Baroni Richard, iieddlcr, r. S 8 Vandewater, bet Mason
and Powell
BARUN1DI.S GEORGE M., botanist, oculist,
and orthopedist, office and r. 310 Kearny
Barovino Giovano, seaman, r. 37 Pacific-
Barque L., Tailors' Pro. Union, S W cor Kear and Mor
Barr (Charles, frescopainter, r. 10 Cleaveland
Harr Chiirles, wines and liiiuors, 5;{4 Cal, r. 335 Geary
Barr Daniel, laborer S. B. Lardner , r. 020 Sixth
Harr Frank, millhand Capitol Mills, r. i:}32 Dupont
Harr Frank V., r. 430 Geary
Harr Hannah K. (widow), r. 318 Oak
Barr Jacob, teamster Charles F. Wagner, r. Seventh
Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Barr Jane, domestic 1214 Geary
itARR J. D. tt CO. (Divid Samuels) manufs
umbi-ellas an<l i)arasolH, 323 Bush
liarr John, laborer, r. Seventh Av, betM and N, South
K. F.
Barr John D. (J. D. Barr & Co.), r. 1207 Bush
Barr John G., mariner, r. 713 Folsom
Barr Katie Airs., confectioner, 713 Folsom
B»rr Martin. Swiss Beuov. Soc, 534 Kearny '
Barr Milton, student Barnard's Business College
Barr Noil, moulder Thompson BroB., r. 637 8tey
Burr Peter, seamitii, r. 44 Steiiart
Barr 8., seaman, r. 4ti Steuart
Barr Sarah A. Miss, asslstnnt Girls' High School, r.
1017 Larkln
Barr Htewiirt A., umbrellamakcr J. D. Barr k Co., r.
1207 Ituhh
Barr William Henry, mariner, r. 1014 Vallejo
BARR.A K'/EKIELi 1., liquor saloon and cigars,
N\V cor Fii-Ht ami Minna, r. 4 Minna
Barra's Hall. NW cor I'ir.st and Minna
Barrack Fred., candy maker W. S. Townsend, r.609 8ac
BarrailUc Adidjili, laborer C. James King of WlUlam
k Co., r. 0 Meachaui PI
Barraillac Charles, basketmaker, r. 3 Meacham PI
Barraque Jean, SJda manufacturer P. G. Somps,r. 263
Clementina
Barras Frank T., butcher S. Lobenstein, r. NW cor
Post and Laguna
Barre August, liquors, NW cor Lombard and Octavia
BARRED A PRKUERIC L.., manager D. De
Castro & Co., office 213 Sansom, room 1, r. 810
Leaveuworch
Barrela Juan dc Dios, laborer, r. 12 Pollard PI
Barreli Michael, r. 442 Union
Barren Samuel S., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Barren Gustav. baker, r. 18 First
Barren Julius, butcher, r. 18 First
Barren Rudolph, cook, r. 18 First
Barrera Michaela Miss, dressmaker, r. 637 Vallejo
Barrett Abraham, tailor, r. 17'.» Perry
Barrett Alfred, carpenter, r. 100 Prospect PI
Barrett Alfred, watchmaker and jeweler, G2 Second, r.
230 Seventh
Barrett Alfred J., cigar stand, 152 Sixth, r. 236 Seventh
Barrett Annie Miss, sUoefitter S. W. Levy, r. cor
Tweuty-third and Folsom
Barrett Charles H., surveyor, r. 22 Geary
Barrett Charles L. (Demiug A: Barrett), r. 1710 Geary
Barrett Cornelius, teamster, r. 104 Polk
Barrett Edward, r. y04 Kearny
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. '24 Clementina
Barrett Edward, laborer, r. (JOD'-j Minna
Barrett Edward, painter, r. 251 Stevenson
Barrett Edward, shoemaker, r. 15 Stevenson
Barrett Edward F., butcher A. E. Rudolph, r. 410 Clem
Barrett Edward J., bartender Eugene Cheuot, r. 802
Folsom
Barrett Edward J., expressman NE cor Second and
Tehama, r. 30 Stanford
Barrett Francis A., carpenter Excelsior Planing Mills,
r. Seventeenth Av bet J & K, South 8. F.
Barrett Frauk, r. 207 Kearny
Barrett Frauk M., driver City R. R., r. 172 Fourteenth
Barrett George, malster Mason'-s Brewery 51!) Chestnut
Barrett George, salesman Alfred J. Barrett, r. "236
Seventh
Barrett Hannah (widow) , r. 517 Stevenson
Barrett Hannah (widow), r. N s Kansas nr Nevada
Barrett James, ganieuer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. W 8
Cook nr Point I.obos Av
Barrett James, painter, r. 112 Dora
Barrett Jane (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 662 Minna
Barrett John, r. 50'.) Washington
Barrett John, blacksmith, r. 204 Van Ness Av, rear
Barrett John, boatman, r. liO Berry
Barrett John, carpenter, r. 21)21 Mission
Barrett John, expressman, r. 30 Stanford
Barrett John, seaman, r. .506 Davis
Barrett John J., baker Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, r. 6!« Freelon
Barrett John S. (Barrett & Walker), r. 1607 Oough
Barrett John T., carpenter, r. 521 Pacific
Barrett Justin, teamster J. Morton k Co.
Barrett K., seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Barrett MBggie,domestic NE corner Sutter and Stelner
Barrett Margaret (widow), r. 782 Harrison
Barrett Mary A. (widow), r. 425 Stevenson
Barrett Maurice, clerk L. G. Flauuingan, r. 8W cor
Kansas ou<l Vermont ^
Barrett Michael, boilermaker, r. NE cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Barrett Michael, laborer Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co.
Barrett Michael, shipcaulker, r. "24 Masonic At
Barrett I'., boilermaker Risdon I, and L. Works
Barrett Patrick, laborer, r. 222'.) Mission
Barrett Patrick, quartermaster O. & O. S. 8. Gaelic
Barrett Piitrlc-k, tanner J. Donavan & Co., r. 269 Jessie
Barrett Pntrii'k, night watchman Central Pac. U. R.
I'o.'h wharf, r. 3i').'t Nalonm
Barrett Patrick F., driver N. B. and Mission R. B., r.
316 Fourth
Barrett Paul, carpenter, r. 900 Kearny
Barrett Richard, laborer Diggins Bros., r. 2512 Sutler
Barrett Richard T., framemaker, r. 423 Stevenson
Barrett Rol)crt, 8oa]>maker. r. 122 Gilbert
Barrett Thomas, laborer, r. 636 !« Fourth
Barrett Timothy, driver Clifl" House Stage, r. Home-
stead House, 8 8 Point Lobos Av, nr Twenty-
fourth Av
Barrett Wallace C, clerk Turner. Kennedy k Shaw, r.
636 .Hr Fourth
lArrett William, driver United Carriage Co.. r. 667
Howard
BULLOCH & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Walking Gloves.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Barrett William, laborer, r. S a Laurel Av, bet Van
Ness Av and Franklin
Barrett William, teamster George Morrow & Co., 35
Commercial
Barrett William F., molder Risdon Land L. Works,
r. 511 Howard
Barrett William G., secretary S. F. Gaslight Co., r.
Oakland
Barrett William H., carpenter, r. 5 Alemany
Barrett William J., driver Ten Cent Parcel Delivery
Co., r. S'25 Buchannan
. BARRETT <& SHERWOOD (Robert Sherwood),
importers and dealers watches, diamonds, jew-
elry, etj., 517 Montgomery
BARRETT & W'AL.KER (John S. Barrett and
Oscar V. Walker) , stockbrokers, 4 Leidesdorfi
' Barrie Charle.s J., teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r. IIG
j Shipley, rear
Barrie David, conductor Clay St. Hill R. R.,r. 1331 Clay
j Bariieutos Martin, compositor La Voce del Popolo, r.
518 Green
; BARR1L.IS DIEGO COUNT, Consul Italy, office
5'25 Front, r. Oakland
Birriuger Benjamin, baker, r. 536 Vallejo
Barrington Alfred, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Barrington Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Barrington Charles L.. clerk Reche vS: Co., r. 1513 Pow
Barrington George F., store bookkeeper warehouse
department Custom House, r. 170o Polk
Barrington John, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Santa Rosa
Barrington William, r. 1513 Powell
Barris C. C, clerk, r. 302 Montgomery
Barroilhet Henry (Belloc & Co.), r. Occidental Hotel
Barron Abraham, tailor, 31 Pacific
Barron Arthur W., assistant superintendent Fifth St.
branch Market St. R. R., r. 413 Brauuan
Barran Charles, waiter stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Barron Cornelius, liquor saloon, SW cor Georgia and
Sierra
Barron Cornelius, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Barron Cornelius J., painter, 815 Market
Barron Ellen D. (widow), r. 1110 Harrison
Barron Edward, capitalist, office 21 Nevada Block, r.
Maytield, Santa Clara Co.
Barron Fannie Mrs., r. 110 Sixth
Barron George, compositor A. L. Bancroft &Co., r. 22
Turk
Barron Henry, barber, r. 212 M Perry
Barron Isidor, butcher Palace Hotel
Barron James, captain stm Hope, r. Union City
Barron John, painter, r. 2107}^ Stockton
Barron Joseph, capitalist, r. 606 Stockton
Barron Louise Miss, student Barnard's Business Col.
Barron Melville V., boilermaker, r. 310 Eighth
Barron Michael, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 2319 Mission
Barron Nathan Mrs., r. 144 Shipley, rear
Barron Peter, carpenter, r. 43B Broadway
Barron Richard, captain stm Mount Eden, r. Mount
Eden
Barron Terrenoe, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Barron Thomas, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Barron William, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pow-
ell and Clay
Barron William R., shipjoiner. r. 623 East
Barron. See Baron
Barroni Augustine, fruits, etc., 1323 Larkin
Barrow Charles F., engraver, r. G15 Sacramento
Barrow Charles W. (Hopkins, Taylor & Co.) , r. Diion,
Solano Co.
Barrow George, seaman, r. ill hi Tehama
Barrow James, laborer, r. 240 Jessie
Barrows Daniel F., painter, r. 3 Verona PI
Barrows Edward, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1321 Tyler
Barrows Frank P., manager Victor Sewing Machine
Agency, 1212 Market, t. 132 McAllister
Barrows James, laundryman Lick House
Barrows John, salesman I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., r. NE cor Oak and Octavia
Barrows Lottie M., assistant Turk St. Primary School,
r. 1321 Tyler
Barrows Lucy (widow), r. 55 South Park
Barrows Mary (widow) , r. 1321 Tyler
Barrows Robert, driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. SW cor
Post and Baker
Barrows Ste ihen S., builder, r. 10 Carlos PI
BABRO»V~S THOMAS, proptr Victor Sewing Ma-
chine Agency, 1212 Market, r. Oakland
Barrows William, r. Grand Hotel
Barrows William H., attorney at law, office 74 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 1-531 Tyler
Barry , laborer, r. 1018 Clay
Barry Alfred, laborer Centennial Planing Mill, r. 100
Prospect PI
Barry Antonio, cook, 430 Bryant, r. 158 Clara, rear
I Barrv August, seaman schooner Golden Fleece, Fol-
s'om-St Wharf
Barry Augustus W., driver Sutter St. R.R., r. 31 Austin
Barry C, r. '209 Leidesdorff
Barry Charles, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, bet
! Montgomery and Sansom
j Barry Charles E., searcher of records, 619 Mont
Barry Charles O., sawyer, r. 511 Howard
Barry D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Barry Daniel, longshoreman, r. 310 Main, rear
Barry David, r. 436 Stevenson
Barry David, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Barry David, laborer, r. 299 Folsom ■
Bari'j- David, shoemaker, r. 11 Lafayette
BARRY DAVID, wines, liquors and cigars, NE
cor Eighth and Heron, r. 4 Heron
Barry David, Jr., market, E s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Barry Delia, domestic 914 O'Farrell
Barry Dennis, laborer, r. 77b Harrison
Barry E., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Barry E., r. 602 Franklin
Barry E. A. Miss, r. 820 Union
Barry Edward, carpenter, r. Overland House
Barry Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 6Freelon
Barry Edward, milk dairy. Crescent Av., nr San Bruno
Road
Barry Edward, real estate agent, office 415 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Barry Eliza Mrs., bakery, 648 Mission
Barry Ernest V., boxmaker, r. 157 Seventh
Barry Frank, driver James L. Eldredge, r. 117 Eleventh
Barry James (Hartnett & Barry), r. 402 Broadway
Barry James, bricklayer, r. 504 Linden
Barry James, engineer, r. 538 Howard
Barry James, foreman Abner Doble, r. 211 Taylor
Barry James, laborer, r. 818 Folsom
Barry James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Barry James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 221 Jeasie
Barry James, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co.
Barry James, peddler, r. 428 Dore, rear
Barry James, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Barry James, seaman, r. Western House
Barry James, tailor, r. 9 Montgomery Court
Barry James, woolsorter S. B. Lardner, r. 114 Clem
Barry James F., machinehand Holland & Ruppel, r.
W s Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Barry James H., printer, 535 Clay, r. 1224 Broadway
Barry James J., nightwatchman New City Hall, r. 21
Fulton
Barry Jeremiah, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 4 Heron
Barry John, r. 18 Freelon
Barry John, bookkeeper, r. 357 Tehama
Barry John, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co.
Barry John, coachman William F. Babcock, r. 325 Fol
BaiTy John, driver City Cab and Transfer Co
Barry John, expressman, NE cor Kearny and Bush, r.
8 Byingtun
Barry John, 'laborer, r. 6!^ Auburn
Barry John, laborer, r. 2.523 Sacramento
Barry John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Barry John, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamizing
Co.. Long Bridge
Barry John, longshoreman, r. 14 Zoe
Barry John, shipcalker, r. 21^ Langton
Barry John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 4
Church Lane
Barry John, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 301 Clementina
Barry John D., bookkeeper Davis Bros., r. Oakland
Barry John H., chief delivery clerk W. U. Telegraph
Co., r. 2H Taylor
Barry John T., state inspector Bulkhead, r. 206 Chest-
nut
Barry Joseph, laborer, r. 115 Second
Barry Julia (widow), r, 10 Varenne
Barry Julia (widow), 8eam.stres8, r. 24 Third
Barry Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 157 Seventh
Barry Margaret (widow) , r. 8 Glover
Barry Markham J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 609
Post
Barry Martin, laborer, r. Ocean House Road, nr Toll
House
Barry Martin, tailor, r. 1924 Bush
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Barry Mary (widowl , r. 9 Kent
Barry Mary (widow), r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Mary (widow) . laundress, r. 1413 Scott, rear
Barry Matthew B., fruits and vegetables, SE cor Rail-
road and Sixteenth Avs, South S. F
Barry Maurice, laborer ftolden Gate Park, r. W s
Boyce, bet Point Lubos Av and St. Rose
Barry Maurice, roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 510 Minna
Barry M. C. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh Street
Primary School, r. 211 Taylor
Barry Michael, carpenter Centennial Planing Mill, r.
t'io Howard
Barry Michael, coachman, 1801 California
Barry Michael, foundryman. r. N s Powell Av, nr Miss
Barry Michael, gardener, r. NE cor Nebraska and Ne-
vada
Barry Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Barry Michael, shoemaker, r. 27 Hinckley
Barry Michael, shoeuiakir Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Fairmount Tract, nr Berual Station
Barry Owen, laborer Presidio Reservation, r. S s Ful-
ton, bet Laguna and Buchanan l
Barry Patri<k, groceries and liquors, NW cor Russ
and NatOiUa
Barry Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventh {
and Stevenson
Barry Patrick, janitor City Criminal Court, r. 1327
California, rear
Barry Patrick, laborer City Iron Works, r. 1-lOFreelon
Barry Patrick O., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1112 Pacitic
Barry Peter, molder G>)ldeu State and Miner's Iron
Works, r. 820 Folsom
Barry Richard, housemover J. S. Stratton, r. 27
Park Av
Barry Richard, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Barry Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
Barry Richard, laborer Weed A; Kingwell, r. 260 Clara
Barry Richard, sailmaker W. C. Wood, r. 18 Wash Av
Barry Richard, tanner Joseph Sedgley, r. 2017 How-
ard
Barry Richard, watchman stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Barry Richard L.. clerk, r. 21 Rausch
Barry Robert, commercial agent, r. 21 Prosjiect PI
Barry Robert, gardener Leland Stanford, SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Powell
Barry Robert, hostler City R. R., r. 1333 Minna
Barry Robert, ropemaker, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Barry TheoiUire A., r. 709 Geary
Barry Thomas, r. 512 Mi8si()n
Barry Thomas, bookkeeper Isaac Pollard, r. 36 Natoma
Barry Thomas, laborer Pacitic Mail S. S. Co.
Barry Thomas, nightwatchman Oregon S. S. Co., Fol-
som St. Wharf
Barry Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham i: Hecht, r. 2
Eddy PI
Barry Thomas A., metal roofer, r. 21 Rausch
Barry Thomas F., attorney at law, r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry Thomas T., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
717 Grove
Barry William, r. (WO Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Barry William, boatswain Pacitic Mail S. S. Colima
Barry William, bookkeeper, r. 218 Minna
Barry William, hackman, cor California and Mont-
gomery, r. 1(523 Washington
Barry William, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Barry William, laborer William T. Garratt, r. 508
Howard
Barry William, ship carpenter, r. 21 Rausch
Barry William, steerage watch Pacific Mail g. S. City
of Sydney
Barry William F., pressman James H. Barry, r. 1224
Broa<lway
Barry William H., wheelwright, r. 21 Rausch
Barry William I. (Bisagno & Barry), r. COUPost
Barry William J., r. 35 Valparaiso
Barry William J., horseshoer Abner Doble, r. 211
Taylor
Barry William McGill, r. 009 Post
Barry. See Uarri<!
Barsel Ernest A., barkeeper Mrs. S. A. Moliton, r. 416
Francisco
Barsel Frank, bricklayer, r. 415 Francisco
Barsel Louisa (widow), r. 415 Francisco
Barsolia Charles, laborer, r. 741 Vallejo
Barsotti A , peddler, r. 7 Dodge
Barstow Alfred (Brewer & Barstow) attorney at law,
office 330 Pine, rooms 49 and 50, r. Oakland
Barstow B. B., r. KMj "^j'Second
Barstow Benjamin, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New
Montgomery
Barstow Carl, longshoreman, r. 641 Commercial
Barstow David P., attorney at law, office 12 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building, r. Oakland
Barstow E. seaman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon S.
S. Co.
Barstow Frederick O.. physician ofBce and r. 1336 Sac
BARST01\' GEORGE, attorney at law, office
309 California, nnim 19, r. 927 Pine
Barstow William, phy.^-iciau, r. 42 V. S. Cnirt Bldg
Bartel Catherine (widow) , r. 727 Broadway, rear
Bartel John, baker, r.98S Folsom
Bartel Robert, waiter, r, 502 Bush
Bartels Charles H., clerk Schutte & Bro6..r-. NE cor
Commerce and Battei-y
Bartels Fred., barkeeper Henry Evers, r. Iiil7 Dup
Bartels Frederick, tinsmith, r. 389 Eighth
Bartels Henry, liquor saloon. SW cor Union and
Front
Bartels Henry, upholsterer William Koser, r. 427 Pow
Bartels M., iiianist Kohler & Chase
Bartels Richard, b.arkeeper Charles Koch, r. 1014
Hampshire
Bartelsohn Adolph. clerk, r. 915 Stockton
Barter Augusta B. Mrs., medicated b-iths, 407 Mason
Barterallie Domiuick, r. 15 Virginia
Barth Charles, iron-cornicemaker Conlin & Roberts,
r. 10 Cleaveland
Barth Charles, wheelwright, r. Post Street House
Barth Charles H., bookkeeper Edwards & Irvine, r.
614 Mason
Barth L. L., groceries, 914 Market, r. 427 Fultou
Barth Philip, clerk I. Glazier & Co.. r. 123 Powell
Barth Richard, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. Fourth
Street Hotel
Barthaus Henry, driver Fifth St Branch Market St.
R. R., r. New Washington Hotel
Barthelemy N., bootmaker, 723 Pacific
Barthen Autouia (widow), r. 12 Cedar Av
Earthen Fanny Miss, tencher music, r, 12 Cedar Av
Bartliol Adam" r. 4(i5 Minna
Burthold Adolph, r. 1184 Harrison, rear
Barthold Max, teamster S. F. Stock Brewer}-, r. 2118
Powell
Bartholoma John, liquor saloon NE cor Commerce
and Battery, r. 1022 Battery
Bartholome Guiseppe, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Bartholomew Derham. clerk F. S. Wensiuger. r. 20
Bernard
Bartholomew Henry G., expressman SE cor Front
and Pine. r. 2106 Devisadero
Bartholow Boude. r. 835 McAllister
Bartholow W. E. B., bookkeeper, r. 835 McAllister
Barthrop Edward, butcher, r. 72CBrannan, roar
Barthyau H.. teamster .\udrew Onderdonk
Bartleson Neils, s-aman. r. 105 Clark
Bartlett A. (widow), r. 1137 Mission
Bartlett Albert J., drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 122
Eddy
Bartlett .A.lfred, real estate, r. Colonnade House
Bartlett B L., commercial adjuster. 123 Cal, room 3G
Bartlett Carrie Miss, r. 21S Twenty-fourth
BARTLETT COL.OIBUS, attorney at law,
office 230 Montgomery, rooms 18-19, r. 1131 Ellis
Bartlett Earl, attorney at law. office 35 Montgomery
Block, r. S s Point Lobos Av, nr Sixteenth Av
Bartlett Edward C. carpenter 512 Suiter, r. 415 Mason
Bartlett Frank A., stairbuilder, r. 919 Post
Bartlett George G., fourth officer Pacific Mail 8. S.
City of Peking
Bartlett Henry E., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assu,
r. Oakland
Bartlett H. W., captain scbr Mignonette, r. 61036
Nineteenth
Bartlett James H., carpenter, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Bartlett Jared A., ship carpenter W. E. CoUyer, r. 312
Beale
Bartlett Job C, drayman Haas Bros., r. 122 Eddy
Bartlett Joseph, peddler, r. Tweuty-iiintli, nr Sanchez
Bartlett Joseph L., blacksmith, r. NW cor Twenty-
ninth aiid'Sanchoz
Barth tt L. W.. clerk, r. 15 Dupont
Bartlett Natlianiel, flour packer Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. 1012 Montgomery.
Bartlett Pliny (Contra Costa Laundry Assn.), r. Oak-
land
Bartlett Richard, paperhanger John J. Cooney, r. Mis-
sion, nr Third
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montsomery St, Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellaa
Dolls at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Bartlett Robert, driver Smith & Poultney, r. 344 Bran
Bartlett Robert B., iijerthant.r. 36 Moss
Bartlett Sauiuel. master uiiirincr. r. 119 Jackson
Bartlett Tbonias, uplmlsterer, r. 14 Clara
Bartlett Walter A., adjuster Davis Vertical Feed Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 335 Tehama
Bartlett Ward S., waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 25U Te-
harua
BARTLETT WASHINGTON, attorney at law,
office 200 Mont, rooms 18 and 19, r. 317 Powell
Bartlett William, r. SW. cor Douglas and Stanton
Bartlett William C, Evening Bulletin Editorial Rooms,
r. Oakland
Bartlett William S., note teller National Gold Bank
and Trust Co.. r. 1218 Oak, Oakland
Bartley Elizabeth (widow) . r. 125 Dora
Bartley George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, nr Shasta
Bartling William (Battling & Kimball), r. Oakland
BARTL.ING «SJ KIMBALL. (William Bartling and
Henry Kimball), bookbinders and blank book
mannfs., 505 Clay
Bartlonni Ed ma rno, clerk C.Malagamba, r. 518 Vallejo
Bartlow William, laborer, r. (J Card Alley
Bartman John, millwright, r. 617 Hayes
Bartmann Anton, carpenter, r. S s Birch Av, nr Bu-
chanan
Bartmaun C, r. Hotel Rheiu
Bartmann Ferdinand, carpenter, r. 729 Grove
Bartmann John C, teacher music, r. 729 Grove
Barto Harrison (Siiaulding, Barto & Co.),r. 18 Eeed
Earto Mary (widow), r. 3 Caroline PI
Barton A. k Co. (Horace Hale) , horseshoers, 22 Tyler
Barton Arthur (A Barton & Co.), r. 216 Tyler
Barton Benjamin F. (B. F. Barton & Co.), r. Alameda
BARTON B. P. & CO. , proptrs Pioneer Salt
Mills and naanufs. Peerless Yeast Powder, 213 Sac
Barton Daniel, plasterer, r. 46 Jessie
Barton Frank D., clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 518 Minna
Barton George, r. 418 Brannan
Barton Harry, r. 31 Minna
Burton Hugh, stonecutter Henderson Bros., r. S s
Point Lobos Av, bet First and Second Avs
Barton James, boot and shoemaker, 819 Battery
Barton James, machinist, r. 418 Brannan
Barton J. H., r. 638 Howard
Barton Jolin, president Union Pacific Salt Co., office
216 Sacramento, r. Alameda
Barton John, waiter Palace Hotel
Barton Phineas W., clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. Alameda
Barton Robert, extramanHose No. 8, S. F.F. D.
BARTON ROBERT, mining engineer, office 17
Nevada Block, r. NW cor Jackson and Gough
Barton Robert, painter, r. 1232 Union
Barton Thomas S.. clerk Coffin & Hendry, r. 1211 Bush
Baiton Walter, with Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co., r.
Hackmeier's Hotel
Barton W. B. (Barton and Lawlor), r. Palace Hotel
Barton Willard T., assistant secretary S. F. Stock an'd
Exchange Board, r. Oakland
Barton William, r. 1232 Union
Barton William, stevedore, C. E. Haseltine, r. 914)^
Harrison
Barton William Jr., milkman, r. 1232 Union
Barton William H., stockbroker, r. 2208 Jackson
Barton William W., clerk B. F. Barton & Co., r. 2208
Jackson
Barton & Lawlor (W. B. Barton and Frank Lawlor),
managers California Theater, N s Bush, bet Kearny
and Dupont
Baitosek Joseph C, cigar packer, r. 2021 Mason
Bartram John, salesman H. Frledlander, r. 729 Cal
Bartsch Charles, blacksmith Jean B. Arfort, r. Post
Street House
Bartwell Charles, speculator, r. 14 Prospect PI
Baruch Frederick, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r.
535J4 O'Farrell
Baruch Isaac, r. 535 }<; O'Farrell
Baruch Paulina, midwife, r. 912 Folsom
Baruch Simon, salesman J. J. Leszjnsky, r. 657 Har
Barut Albert, clerk N. Ten Bosch k Co., r. 1402 Stock
Barut August, blacksmith, r. 1402 Stockton
Barut Raymond, market, 1402 Stockton
Baruth Ernst F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Post
and Fillmore
Baruth Henry, groceries and liquors, 230 Minna
Baruth William P., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Hyde and Sutter
Baiwell James, painter, r. 335 Clementina
Barz August, blacksmith, SE cor Montgomery At and
Scotland
Barzelotte Alberto, Italian Benev. Sec, 423 Wash
Basalt Co. The, Frank L. Palmer 8e<!rctary, efflce
.'J33 Kearny, room 1
Basch John S., clerk Castle Bros., r. 648 Howard
Basch Louis, nhirt manuf, 126 Kearny, room ^0, r.
1918 Sutter
Basch Manuel, clerk E. Floersheim, r. Oakland
Basciano Peter, r. 306 Downey
Bascizza Guiseppe. fisherman r. 894 Front
Bascom Henry B., tailor, 115 Geary
Bascom M. E. Mrs., dressmaker, 115 Geary
Bascombe Annie Miss, r. 32 Turk
Bascombe Frederick A., machinist Southern Pac. R.
R., r. 175 Fourteenth
Bascovel Edward, machinist, r. 112 Natoma
Basenthall Adolph, cook, r. 761 Mission
Basford J. K., physician, r. 2133 Bush
Basford John, produce dealer, r. 507 Stevenson
Bash Hyman, tailor, 2 Bryant PI, r. 549 Tehama, bet
Fifth imd Sixth
Bashford L. & Co., groceries (Prescott, Arizona),
office 218-220 Front
Bashford Levi (L. Bas^hford & Co.), r. The Baldwin
Bashold C, tailor, r. 427 Greenwich
Basilouski Alphonse, fruits and vegetables. 17 and 18
Grand Western Market, r. 36 Austin
Baskerville Edwin, machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 112 Natoma
Baskerville James, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Baskerville Richard D., r. 26 Perry
Basler George A., painter, r. 29 Pearl
Basquello Bennett, peddler, r. 73(i Vallejo, rear
Bass Salvatora, teamster De Martini & Bonasso, r.
San Jose Road, nr Ocean House Road
Bass Thomas J. (T. J. Bass & Co.) , r. SE cor Noe and
Fifteenth
BASS T. J. & CO., paints, oils, glass, and
coach painters' supplies, 26 Geary
Bassanio Anide Miss, domestic 723 Broadway
Basseler David, cook stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Bassen Joachim, malster Albany Brewery, r. 74 Everett
BASSETT A. C, superintenaent Southern Pac.
R. B., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
31, r. 637 Folsom
Bassett C, chemist, r. 636 Commercial
Bassett C. F. & Co., commission merchants, office 304
Davis
Baasett Charles F. (C. F. Bassett & Co.) r. 1630 "West
Mission
Bassett Cyrus, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. China
Bassett Daniel J., machinist, r. 39 Clementina
Bassett Elizabeth (widow) , r. 39 Clementina
Bassett Henry D., salesman John Kentfield & Co., r.
Oakland
Bassett Henry M., teamster, r. 235 Eighth
Bassett James M., proptr Golden Era, office 615 Com-
mercial, r. Oakland
Bassett John, r. S04 Kearny
Bassett John, stevedore, r. 225 Perry
BASSETT JOSEPH, produce commission, 221
and 223 Clay, r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Bassett Joseph F., bookkeeper Joseph Bassett, r.
Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
Bassett Martin E., collector Oakland Ferry, r. 417
Kearny
Bassett Martin L., carpenter and builder, r. 118
Liberty
Bassett Matthew M., drayman Capitol Mills
Bassett E. (widow) , r. 1711 Howard
Bassett Russell, actor California Theatre, r. 22 Geary
Bassett S. F., waiter Pacilic Mail S. S. Colima
Bassi Louis, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 10
Lewis
Bassillio Assenti, cook Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bnsh
Bassillio Joseph, engineer Black Diamond Coal Co.,
r. 216 Union
Bassillio Santalasi. framemaker Lippi Bros., r. 526
Broadway
Baissini B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Oakland
Bassino P., expressman, SEcor Sacramento and Mont
Bassi ty James E., plasterer, r. 113 Jones
Bassity Matthew F., plasterer, r. 414J<> Fulton
Basso Salvatore, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423Bdwy
Bast Anthony, draughtsman J. Marquis, r. 112 Val-
paraiso
Bast Engelbert, contractor, r. 112 Valparaiso
Bastheim Joseph, merchant, 29 and 31 Battery, r.
1509 Gough
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Quincy PI
Bastian Henry, seaman schr Vladimir, r. 625 Pacific
Baston Abner F., expressman Kohler & Chase, r. 1022
McAllister
Baston Joseph G., salesman Waterhouse k Lester, r.
29 Fremont
Baston Joseph W., sttident, r. 1822 McAllister
Baston Nellie Miss, domestic 611 Hyde
Bataille Albert P., waiter Michael Deutsch, r. 900 Pac
Batanzos Jesus, r. 700 Broadway
Batavia Philip, hairdresser Harris Bernard, r. Hansa
Hotel
Batchelder Caroline E. Miss, r. 322 Fult.>n
Batchelder David F.. real-estate, r. 951 Bryant
Batchelder Hiram, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 835
Broadway
Batch Ider John R.. carpenter, r. 1053^ Tyler
Batchelder Levi L.. stevednre, r. U06 Pine
Batchelder Nathan P., clerk, r. 1133 Howard
Batchcdder R. N., brevet colonel and quartermaster
U. S. A., office 10') Stoekton, r. Palace Hotel
Batchelder William H., carpenter, r. 127 Fourth, rear
Batchelder William H., housemover, r. 114 Austin
Batchelder William H. Jr., hotisemover, Presidio Res-
ervation
Batchelder William S., clerk S. F. News Co., r. U06
Pine
Bat helder. See Bachelder
Bate B. W., sampleman, r. 118 O'Farrell
Bate William H., patternmaker, r. 211 Stevenson
Bat man Gold and Silver Mining Co., Orlando H. Bo- j
gart secretary, office lOt; Leidesdorff
B.VTE3IAN I. C, mining, office 318 Pine, rooms
16 and 17, r. S.'m Harrison I
Bateman J. E., carpenter Safety Powder Co., r. SW
cor Li-'una and Greenwich I
Bstcman John, carpenter, r. 102 Natoma 1
Bateman John, clerk Michael C. Bateman, r. 1912 Pa-
cific .\x
Bateman Michael, clerk, r. 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Miehiel C, contractor, office cor Front and
Clark, r. 1912 Pacific Av
Bateman Miles, carpenter Abbott Washburn, r. 645M
Stevenson
Bateinai) Rolx>rt, boatman, r. cattle wharf. Long Bridge
Bateman Willi iin (J.Kemp & Co.), r. 1231 Howard
Batener Philip, laborer, r. 722 Harrison
Bates Alfred, mai-hiuist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 661
Natoma
Bates Alfred, teacher University School, 320 Eddy, r.
1808 Gough
Bates .\udrew T., attorney at law, office 426 California,
r. Nu<deuB House
Bates Ansel, mining, office 328 Montgomery, room 4,
r. West Oakland
Bates Byron W., commission merchant, office 223 Sac-
ramento, r. 118 O'Farrell
Bates Caroline, teacher University School, r. 1808
(iough
Bates Catherine M. (widow), r. 70t Harrison
Bates Cicero M., physician, office 224 Kearny, room 2,
r. Oakland
Batc's Daniel S., night inspector Custom House, r. 113
Eleventh
Bates Dudley C. (S. B. Boswell k Co.),r. 1705 Octavia
Bates Edward, steward, r. 319 Green
Bales Edward K.. r. 112 Eddy
Bates Ellen (widow), r. 902 Filbert
Bates Eugene J., cashier Crane k Brigham, r. 764 Har-
rison
Bates Georce, jjrincipal University School, 320 Eddy,
r. 1>S0H Gcuigh
Bates George, teamster Horatio N. Tribou, r. 328 Tenth
Bates (leorge A., tinsmith T. Goodrich, r. .'546 Mission
Bates George S., Evening Bulletin editorial rooms, r.
lOin Powell
Bates George W., bridgebuilder. r. 328 Tenth
Batis Herbert F. A., clerk 8. Mosgrove & Co., r Hd
Misslrin
Bates James, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Bates James H.. r. .'Ilii O'Earroll
Bates James M., r. 31tl O'Farrell
Bales J. II., Hurvi^yor, r.22 Geary
Bates John, boatman, r. 6 Zoo PI
BntcM Jolin S.. gardener, r. 828 Nineteenth
n.«TF,.«i Jlk.'^Kril «".. attorney at law, office 434
California, r. 2412 Pine
Bates.). W.. r. 316 0Farroll
Bates Kate E. (widow), r. 646 Mission
I Bates Marshall A., cashier W. J. Callingham k Co., r.
San "Rafael, Marin Co.
' Bates Morris S. , cashier Williams, Blanchard & Co.,
r. 504 Geary
I Bates Morris U. (Bates, Woods & Co.). r. 207 Powell
Bates Samuel P., master mariner, r. 313 Hyde
I Bates Thaddeus, salesman West Coast Furniture Co.,
j r. 623 Harrison
I Bates Thomas (Bates k Stone) , r. 45 Third
Bates Thomas D., clerk, r. '46 Mission
i Bates Walter E., student Heald's Business College
Bates William, cooper, r. 722 Lombard
I Bates William, painter William Ross, r. 23 Valencia
I Bites, Woods & Co. (Morris U. Bates and Chwles
I Woods; . proptrs and publishers Commercial News
and Shipping List, olfice 423 Washington
Bates & Stone (Thomas Bates and John T. Stone) ,
liquor saloon, 45 Third
Batiato John, fisherman, r. 1329 Smsom
Batista Manuel, deckhand stm Amelia, r. Union, nr
Montgomery
Batisti Louis, cook, r. 429 Chestnut
Batkin Heni-y M., clerk, r. 1104 Mission
Batori Francisco, tailor Felice Ghio, r. E s Battery,
bet Pacific and Broadway
Batsere John, cook G. Wittman & Co., r. 1116 Bryant
Batt Henry, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers & Co., r.
IS Harriet
Batt Jacob, clerk, r. 18 Harriet
Battalora Angela, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5>4 Kearny
Battalora Pietro, glazier, 1413 Dupont
Battams William, salesman W. W. Montague k Co.. r.
Occidental Hotel
Battelle G. E., agent manufacturing jewelers, 128
Kearny, r. Saucelito
Batten Sampson, stonecutter, N s Point Lobos Av, ur
Central Av, r. S s California, bet Broderick and
Baker
Batten Samuel H., clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. S 8 Cali-
fornia, b"t Broderick and Baker
Batt ;rman Edward, baker Balthasar Stumpf, r. 22R
Pacific
Battersby Frederic, wagonmaker, r. 10 Cleaveland,
rear
Battertim William, teamster, r. 2411 Jacks. m
B.VTTEaY ST. BONDED W^AKEHOUSK,
George C. Bode proptr, NW cor Battery and Filbert
Batti John, laborer, r. 1510 Broadway
Battiada Joseph, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Battilliano Antonio, laborer Emil U. Cardinet, r. 416
Green
Battioda Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Battista G., dairyman Isaac Stone, r. N 8 Courtland
Av, nr San Bruno Ro id
Batti.sta John, gar.lencr Country Bros., r. S s Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno R >ad
Battista Manuel, boatman, r. 212 Union
Battisti Louis, cook John Reagan, r. 429 Chestnnt
Battles John. r. 237 Dora
Battles John Jr., proptr King Street House, 103 and 105
King
Battles Like (Battles & Gilleran), r . 34 '-d Clara
Battl.'S Ward, clerk McGee .t Moore, r. 1109 Post
Battles William W., r. 1109 Post
Battles & Gilleran (Luke Battles, and Edward GlUer-
an), groceries, and liquors, 241 Fourth
Batts Mary, chambermaid 1105 Taylor
Battu Hippolyte J., painter G. B. Doferrari. r. 1112
Hyde
Batturs Edward T., deputy county assessor, r. 405
Leavenworth
Batturs Samuel Archer, letter carrricr Post-office, r.
1713 Polk
Bau'h Peter O., Custom House broker, office 500
Battery, i. 719 Union
Bauchou Bernard, vegetable gardener, SE cor Prsldlo
Reservation
Baudeer Thomas, clerk, r. 3 Gnod.soll PI
Baud Frank, proptr Hayes Valley Brass Foundry, 622
Fulton
r.BiKl Frank, upholsterer Eugene Hoey, r. 522 Fulton
Bauilouiu Auguate, patternmaker Risdon I. 'and L.
Works, r. 33(i Bryant
Baiidoiiin Louis, laborer Louis Sloss k Co., r. 651
Third
Bauer Ab-.nham (Bauer, Tobriner fc Co.), r. Parle
Bauer A. ('., waiter Market Street Restaurant, r. 611
Natoma
Bauer Brothers (John and Louie), cutlery and tool-
makers, G54 Mission
BULLOCE & JONES— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Velocipedes and Hocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Seamy St
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Bauer Catharine (widow) , nurse, r. 533 Post
Bauer Charles, carpenter, r. Oil Natoma
Bauer Charles, driver J. Gundlach k Co., r. 6'22 Lomb
Bauer Charles, milk ranch, cor Eureka and Seven-
teenth
Bauer Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 717 Clem
Bauer Charles, soap-peddler, r. NE cor Francisco and
Taylor
Bauer Charles A. Mrs., r. 1143 Mission
Bauer Christian (Bauer t Schmidt) , r. S s Greenwich,
bet Lyon and Baker
Bauer Emil, barber, 1059 Buchanan
Bauer Emil, laborer Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r. 25 H Be-
catur
BATTER EMUjE, manager S. F. News Co., office
413 Washington, r. 1838 Geary
Bauer Ernest, carpenter, r. W s Sansom, nr Union
Bauer Fred, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Bauer Frederick C, druggist J. A. Bauer, r. 509 Post
Bauer George, barber, 212 Gough
Bauer Gustav A., proptr Cincinnati Brewery, SW cor
Fulton and Lyon
Bauer Henry, gilder, r. Fairmount Tract, nr School-
House
Bauer Henry C, boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 611 Na-
toma
Bauer Jacob, baker, r. 2317 Pine
Bauer Jacob, butcher, r. 120 Fillmore
Bauer Jacob, shoemaker, 1059 Buchanan
Bauer John (Bauer Brothers) , r. 654 Mission
Bauer John, proptr Tivoli Brewery, SE cor Fillmore
and Waller
BAUER JOHN A., manufacturing chemist and
druggist, 101 Post, r. 509 Post
Bauer Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. 54(5 Seventh, rear
Bauer Joseph, capitalist, r. 1042 Folsom
Bauer Josephine Miss, r. 441 Tyler
Bauer Josie Miss, r. 161-:! Fillmore
Bauer Leopold, milkman, r. 1724 Vallejo
Bauer Louis (Bauer Brothers) , r. 654 Mission
Bauer Louis, laborer, r. o2ihi Linden
Bauer Louis, salesman Western White Goods Manu-
facturing Co., r. .532 Turk
Bauer Louis, storekeeper What Cheer House Restau-
rant, 529 Sacramento
Bauer Martin, tinsmith Emile Boesoh, r. 1626 West
Mission
Bauer Moses, salesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co., r. 532
Turk
Bauer Otto, r. 1114 Sacramento
Bauer Peter, r. 1321 Jij Stockton
Bauer Samuel, manager Western White Goods Manuf.
Co., 547 Market, r. 532 Turk
Bauer Simon, packer, r. 24 Eau ::ch
BAUER, TOBRINER Si CO. (Abraham Bauer
and Matthew Tobriner), importers and wholesale
dealers fancy goods, laces, embroideries, and Vic-
toria zephyr, 547 Market
Bauer William, upholsterer, 1511 California
Bauer & Schmidt (Christian Bauer and Philip
Schmidt) , milkmen, S s Greenwich, bet Lyon and
Baker
Bauer. See Bower
Bauerfeld Frederick, r. 344 Seventh
Bauerle Charles, cook Fisher & Olsen, r. Oakland
Bauers John Charles, peddler, r. NW cor Tayior and
Francisco
Bangh Theodore E., capitalist, r. 240j Howard
Baugh Washington, r. 521 Pacific
Baughu Patrick, shipcarpenter, r. 455 Minna
Baukins Burrell, carpenter, r. 1807 Jessie
Baulsir Nimrod (Richard C. Hanson & Co.), r. 1332
Washington
Baum A. J., student Barnard's Business College
Baum Charles, consul Argentine Republic, office 510
Battery, r. Palace Hotel
Baum David A., canvasser Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 614 Bush
Baum Fritz, laborer Huettmann's Hotel
BAUM GUSTAVE, carpets and furniture, 1132
Market, r. 1715 Larkin
Batim Hyman, salesman Gustave Baum, r. 1715 Larkin
Baum J. & Co. (Henry and Morris Shrier), importers
and manufacturers clothing, 7 and 9 Sansom
Baum John T., furaituredealer, r. ]4i7 Hyde
Baum Julius (J. Baum c<c Co.) , r. 1111 Van Ness At
Baum M. E. (widow), dressmaker, r. 20K Turk
Baum Simon (Simon Baum & Co.) , r. 401 Van Ness Av
BAUM SIMON & CO., importers and jobbers
gents' furnishing goods, 107 Sansom
Baum Reinhold, barkeeper William Baum, r. 101 Pow
BAUM WILLIAM, wines and liquors, 101 Powell
Bauman George, Tailors' Pro. Union, bW cor Kearny
and Morton
Bauman Charles, ch.nirmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.
Bauman Charles J., tailor, r. 819 Filbert
Bauman Ferdinand, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearny
Bauman Frederick, merchant, r. 1026 McAllister
Bauman George, tailor, r. 1620 Stockton
Bauman John, r. Helvetia Hotel
Bauman John, dairyman Henry Schwerin, r. county
line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Bauman John, dairyman Megilligau k Clark, r. San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Bauman Jo8ei)h (Renner A: Bauman), r. 616 California
Bauman Louis, tailor, r. lyFreelon
Bauman Sebastian, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5Jj Kearny
Bauman Tobias, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Baumann Bertha, fortune teller, r. 119)6 O'Farrell
Baumann Eugene, r. 630 Sacramento
Baumann H. H., agent, office 502 Montgomery, r. 630
Sacramento
Baumann John, musician, r. 707 McAllister
Baumann John C, student Barnard's Business Col.,
r. 707 McAllister
Baumann Joseph, r. 120 Prospect PI
Baumann Joseph, cooper Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. 36 Kate
Baumann Otto, laborer, r. 336 Natoma
Baumann Robert, tanner, r. E s. Gunnison At., bet
Precita PI and Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
Baumann Signiund, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
118Dupont
Baumann William, machinist S. B. Walktngton, r.
527 Franklin
Baumbach Henry, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Baumberger Eliza Mrs., bakerv and confectionery,
lllOSteiner
Baumberger James, bookkeeper Breeze & Loughran,
r. 1112 Steiner
Baumeister Auguste, domestic The Baldwin
Baumeister Bernard H.. barber Fred Eichhorn, r. 753
Harrison
Baumeister Charles, tailor, r. 608^ Locust Av
Baumeister George, wood turner. Union Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 420 Grove
Baumeister John A., tailor. r.608J^ Locnst At
Baumeister Joseph, carpenter Centennial Planing
Mill
Baumeister Joseph, carrier San Francisco Chronicle
Baumer Joseph, shoemaker, Ss Fourteenth, between
Minna and Natoma
Baumgai'dner Etta M. Mrs., vice-principal Denman
Grammar School, r. 711 Leavenworth
Baumgardner Sylvester J., r. 711 Leavenworth
Baumgart Philip, cook, r. Ahlborn House
BAUMGARTEN A., importer cloth, etc., 601-603
Market and 10 Second, r. 219 Dupont
Bauragarten Frank M., chemist Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. 179 Sixteenth
Baumgarten John, dairyman John Shepston, r. SW
cor Twenty-siithaud San Jose Av
Baumgarten Josejiu, shoemaker, 426 Fourth, r. 109
Tehama
Baumgarten Joseph, with A. Baumgarten, r. 219
Dupont
Baumgarten Otto, boatman, r. 40 Jackson
Baumgartner John, clerk Abramsou & Bacon, r. 717
Clay
Baumgartner Peter, brewer Pac. Brewery, r. 267 Te-
hama
Baumgartner Valentine (Baumgartner & Bohls) , r.
137 Thirteenth
BAUMGARTNER & BOHLS (Valentine Baum-
gartner and Henry Bohls) , tobacco factory, 230-23'J
Fourteenth
Baumout Alfred, laborer Edward Newman, r. 257 Min
Baumworth J. D., longshoreman, r. 18 First
Baun Jasper, groceries and liquors, 915 Eighteenth
Baur Conrad, molder, r. SW cor Howard and Beale
Baur Otto, clerk Micliahtsrhko Brothers, r. 1114 Sac
Bnur Teresa Miss, r. Inglewood House
Baurhyte Isaac, engineer, r. 437 Greenwich
Baurhyte William, clerk, r. 13 Van Ness At
Baus Pauline A., milliner Kate Adcock, r. 239 SteT
Bausman Harry S., r. 552 Minna
Bau.sman William, editor Morning Call, office 517
Clay, r. 5.52 Minna
BAUSMAN WILXIAM TV., mining secretary,
office 4U9 California, room 4, r. Palace Hotel
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cuffe, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON ci RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Bantz Leon, soda manof . Pioneer Soda Works, r. 220
Hermann
Bauville Mary (widow), r. o-U Mission
Bavaria Brewery, Fraucnholz & Co. proptre, E e
Montgomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green
Baxter David F.. proptr Bodie Stage, r, 518 Geary
Baxter Edward H. (Crane .s Brighani),.r. 1109 Howard
Baittr Ella Miss, shoeatter Jory Bros., r. 509 Seventh
Baxter Frank C. retoucher Imperial Photograph Gal-
lery, r. 631 Post
Baxter Hall W., attorney at law, office 402 Montgom-
ery, room 24
Baxter James, engineer, r. 129 Jj Clara
Baxter -John, painter, r. 8 Potter
Baxter John T., butcher John W. Kehoe, r. 592 SteT
Baiter Joseph P., policeman City Hall, r. 917 Filbert
Baxter Louisa L. (widow), r. 1109 Howard
Baxter Mary Miss, domestic 802 McAllister
Baxter Patrick, laborer, r. 509 Seveuth
Baxter Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Baxter P. H., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Baxter Samuel, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. r. 58
Natoma
Baxter William S., clerk Pacific Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 1419 Myrtle, Oakland
BAY AIVO COAST RAILROAD CO. (narrow
gauge), .\. E. D;tvi8 president, olfice 20 and 21
Nevada Block
BAY ANO COAST TE1.KGRAPH CO., A. E.
Davis president, office 20 and 21 Nevada Block
Bay and River Line Schooners, estate of Jerome B.
" Pip( r proptr. Francis -M. Stevens manager, office
V Clay
Bay Brewiry, Nicholas K. Wcyand proptr, 7-16 Hot-
ti>n Court
Bay City Glove Co. (William Shires and N.H. Thomas) ,
office and factory 51(1 Pine
Bay City Grocery, Vedder & Crabtree proptrs. Bay
City Market
Cay City Market, M. Zimmerman superintendent, 1140
Market
Bay City Real Estate Assn., George .■V. Hill secretary,
office 19 New Montgomery
Bay City Soda Water Co., James McEwen president,
John McKeuzie secietivry, John Grennau superiu-
tsnde!;t, 110 Tyler
BAY JDISTRICT FAIR GROUNDS ASSO-
CIATION, Thomas W. Hinchman secretary,
grounds Oct A and C and First and Sixth Avs,
office SE cor California and Larkiu
Bay District Fair Grounds Uot.l, James E. Dickey
projitr. Sixth Av, nr Fulton
Bay Henry, machinist, r. 24 Minna
Bay Soap and f 'audle Works, Lavenson, Winter & Co.
proi^trs, factory M, bet Sixth and Seventh Avs.
South S. F., office and warehouse, 119-121 Front
Bay State Silver Mining Co. (Lin^-oln County, Nev.),
J. W. Pew secretarv, oOi ■ MO Pine, ro'iiu l.'i
BAY SUGAR REFINKHY, Herman Mecse pres-
ident and Buperintendi'ul, Pit. r Meyer secretjiry,
8W cor Hattery aud Union
Bay View House, Frank McClellan proptr. Railroad
Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Avs,
South 8. F.
Bay Warehouse, Cornelius Deweese Jr., proptr, W s
Sanson], bet Lombard and Greenwich
Bayce Isaac H., laundrymun Visitacion Laundry
Bayer O., r. cor Powell and Vaudewater
Bayer Joseph, tiuroofer Colin i Uobcrts, r. 1437 Mis-
sion
Bayer Julius F.. bottled beer. 8 Heron, r. 389 Eighth
Hayerque J. H. (widow), r. 819 Mission
BAYI^K JOHN, tripi. etc.. 7 California Market, r.
Fifth Av. bet L and M. South S. F.
BaylesH Charles II., draftsiuui) William H. Bayless, r,
22ir> Mission
BaylrHs Joseph, ilraftwman Dewey & Co., r. 221G Miss
Bayless William U.. architect, ollico 106 Uedesdorff,
r. 2216 Mission
Baylcy Alfri-d. r. 8i:i Broadway
Bayley Charles A.. n<iuorsaloon,r)59 Clay.r. 813 Bdwy
Bayley Charles H., gents' clothing and furnishing
goods, V) Kearny, r. 813 Broadway
Bayley Eli /.a Miss, student Barnnrd's Business College
Bayley (Jcorge B., note teller Nevada Bank of Sun
Francisco, r. i:t07 (Jastro, Oakland
Bayley Hi'iiry, porter Bonanza House, 8('>7 Market
B»yley W. W.. r. .M»I Gejiry
BAYL.Y CHARL.BS A., apothecary. SE cor How-
ard and Sixth
I Bayly George, master mariner, r. W s Williamson, N
I of Point Lobos Av
i Bayma Joseph Rev., professor mathematics St. Igna-
tius College, 841 Market
Eaymer John, lumberman, r. 303 Mason
Baymc-r Lizzie Miss, actress, r. 303 Mason
Baynier Rose Miss, actress, r. 303 Mason
I Baynham R.. hackman, r. 651 Mission
I Bayreuther Gustave, tinsmith and plumber, 218 First,
r. 1810 Webster
Bays Henry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
j Bays John, contractor, r. 115 Wildey
I Bays Rebecca (widow), r. 7 Crook
Bazan Ferdinand, physician and surgeon, and proptr
Mission Baths, r. 1633 Mission
■ Bazed Eliza (widow) , r. 1129 Folsom
1 Bazelson Luiile, coachman, lsi2 Jackson
' Bazus John, barkeeper J. E. Gay, r. 210 MontAv
! Bazzuro Frank, restaurant, 105 Pacific
BeDell William, general agent Lake Shore, Michigan.
Southern and Michigan Central Railroads, office
22 Montgoraery , r. 122 Taylor
Beach Andrew C,, barkeeper Henry C. Castello
Beach Charles D., clerk H. P.Wakelee & Co., r. 2217 Pine
Beach Chilion, office 314 Montgomery, r. NEcor Bush
and Stockton
Beach C. W., secretary California Paint Co., office 27
Stevenson, r. East Oakland
Beach George, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
10654 Park Av
Beach George D., expressman California Paint Co., r.
36 First
Beach Henry H., accountant Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
Oakland
Beai-h Horace, cashier U. S. Mint, r. 501 Geary
Beach John H., bartender George Green, r. 1500 Stock
BEACH TY'LiER, president California Paint Co.,
27 Stevenson, r. San Jose
Beach iiPaxton Gold and Silver Mining Co, (Storey
Co..Nev.), Butler Burris secretary, office 2 Ne-
vada Block
Beader William, cook, r. 336 Fifth
Beadle Donald, real-estate, 137 Montgomery, room 4,
r. Alameda
Beahan John, butcher, r. E s Dolores, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Beakley Absalom, caueworker, r. 6 Mills PI
Beal Samuel, manuf. mattresses, 029 Mission, r.
2526 Clay
Beal William B. (Beal& Turn Sudcn) , r. East Oakland
Beal William L., upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 2526 Clay
Beal & Turn Suden (William B. Beal aud Otto Turn
Suden), commission luerchants, 53 Sacramento
Beale Annie Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Beale David, luvmdryman, r. 251 Tehama
Beale Florence B. Miss, teacher music, r. 1517 Mason
Beale John J., machinist S. B. Walkington, r. 555 Na-
toma
Beale Olivia A. S. (widow), principal Eureka Insti-
tute. 1517 Mason
BE.\1.E STREET MILL., Holland & Ruppel
proptrs, NW cor Beale and Mission
Beale Street Warehouse John McHugh proptr, cor
Beale and Bryant
Beale Street Wharf, foot Beale
Beale William, shiprigger, r. 556 Natoma
Beale William .\., real estate and mining, r. 21 Clara
Beuleck Adam, Tailors' Pro. Union, 8W cor Kearny
aud Morton
Beales Joseph, steward stm Newberu. Folsom St.
Wharf
Beales Rosa Mrs., r. 1017 Sutter
Beall R. B., fruits and vegetables, 612 Laguna
Beals Caroline R. Mrs., vice-principal Girls' High
School, r. 923 Powell
Beals Charles W., r. 2101 California
Beals Edward C, carver Warren & McKiunie. r. 1207
(May
Beals Edward Channing, clerk, r. 2101 California
Beals Eliza C. (widow), r. 1207 Clay
Beals H. Channing, editor Commercial Herald aud
Market Review, office 409 Washington, r. 2101 Cal
Beals John P.. music-engraver Matthias Gray, r. 115
St. Ann's Building
Beals M. J., r. Revere House
Beam I. Willard, salesman Cal. Wire Works Co., r. 911
Bush
Beaman Harry, foreman Hercules Powder Works, nr
Golden Gate Park
Bnllocn & Jones— Impcrting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STORE, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Beaman Josepli H., r. 1709 Stockton
Beaman M. L., r. 713 ?.< Union
Beaman. See Beeman
Beamish John, bootmaker Burkhardt & Hanson, r. 716
Grove
BEAMISH PERCY, gents' furnishing goods and
shirt manuf , (Ji)3 Market and 1 Third, r. 2130 How
Beamish. See Beemish
Bean August, stevedore, r. pier 13 Steuart
Bean Daniel, engineer, r. 2 Washington
Bean David F., porter Hans Bros., r. E a Hartfordi
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Bean E. C. (widow), r. 1520 Broadway
Bean Edwin F., compiler and manager Eailroad Ga-
zetteer, office NWcor Sansom and Sac, r. Oakland
Bean George, mariner, r. 1-520 Broadway
Bean Henry, stevedore, r, Pier 13 Steuart
Bean Mary (widow) , r. 737 Brannan
Bean Patrick, machinist, r. 737 Brannan
Bean Redmond, stevedore, r. 629 Second
Beau Simon, seaman, r. 12 Clay
Bean Sylvanus, plumber, r. 1520 Broadway
Bean Wesley P., upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. NE cor Natoma and Eleventh
Bean William, dry and fancy goods 108 and 110 Third,
r. 908 Howard
Bean William porter, Marco Vulicevich, r. 332 Tenth
Beau William F., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Bean William M., painter, r. 810 Fifteenth
Beane Joseph W., carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 2039 Miss
Bean.s Frank, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
BEANSTON GEORGE, , secretary Board of Edu-
cation, otfi'ce new City Hall, third floor, r. 1316
^\'ebster
Beanston Peter. (Beanston & Gallagher) , r. 13 HoUis
Beanston is Gallagher (Peter Beanston and Patrick
Gallagher) , carriage factory, 127 Fifth
Bear Eliza (widow) r. 215 Jones
Bear Emelie Miss, teacher music, r. 215 Jones
Bear Solomon, stock and money broker, 140 Mont-
gomery, r. 819 Post
Bear. See Bare
Beard Alfred, carpenter, r. NE cor Seventeenth and
Alemany
Beard George, longshoreman, r. N a Greenwich, nr
Montgomery
Beard J H., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Beard John, boiler maker, r. 17 Welsh
Beard William H., with Dunton & Beard, r. 427
Fourth
Beardslee Cyrus W., carpenter, r. 436 Union
Beardsley George F., assayer and chemist William
Irelau, Jr., r. 613 Third
Beardsley James J., foreman Pac. Commercial Co.,
r. 319 Franklin
Beardsley John, butcher, r. 142 Clara
Beardsley John H., accountant office 636 Clay, room
5, r. 647 Howard
Beardsley S. A., purser Pacific Mail 8. 8. City of New
York
Beardsley Sophia (widow) , r. 631 Geary
Bearhainger Charles, tanner Samuel Bloom
Bearing Kebecca, domestic 1296 Van Ness At
Bearmau Henry, cooper, r. 8 a Filbert, nr Steiner,
rear
Bearwald Jacob, compositor Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
927 Minna
Bearwald Marks, cutter Joseph Lucier, r. 922 Minna
Beasey William H., painter James Donovan, r. 670
Mission
Beasley James, shipcarpenter, r. 3 Liberty
Beasley Dora Miss, r. 628 Tyler
Beasley E. C, teacher University School, r.Saucelito
Beasley William Mrs. (widow), r. 8 Hartman
Beasley. See Beazley
Beaton Allen, quartermaster O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Beaton Angus, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole, r.
631 J^ Stevenson
Beaton John J., foreman Bliddlemas & Boole, r. 631^
Stevenson
Beaton Norman, capitalist, r. 103 Buchannan
Beaton Samuel, teamster Andrew Onderdonk, r. 13
Page
Beattie David, tailor Alexander MacBeth, r. 625 Mer
Beattle James W., laborer Southern Pac. B.R. Freight
Dc'pot. r. 1055 >4 Folsom
Beatty Alexander, waiter, r. 405 Stevenson
Beatty Annie Miss, domestic 825 Guerrero
Beatty Christopher, driver Wheeler & Wilson Manu-
facturing Co., r. 787 Mission
Beatty George, seaman, r. 319 Beale
Beatty George, waiter The Baldwin, r. 4u5 Stevenson
Beatty Henry, longshoreman, r. N 8 Grenwich, nr
Montgomery
Beatty James, liidecurcr and agent Butchers' Pro.
Assn., N E cor Seventh Av and N, r. Tenth Av, nr
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Beatty John, carpenter, Albert Washburn, r. 349 Min
Beatty John, gardener Industrial School
Beatty John, policeman City Hall, r. 23 Hermann
Beatty John J., ornamental painter, 743 Mission, r.
Hancock House
Beatty Mirza I. (widow) , furnished rooms, 7 Mont Av
Beatty Rebecca, domestic Graud Hotel
Beatty Samuel, bootniaKer Porter Oppenbeimer &
Slessinger, r. 344 Jessie
Beatty S. G., capitalist, office 202 Sansom, room 1, r.
San Jose,
Beatty William, r. 117 Fifth
Beatty William, billposter Keyt & Co., r. Overland
House
Beatty William J., hackmau, cor Bush and Kearny
Beatty. See Beattie
Beau Herman, carpenter Frederick W. Zehfuss, r. Es
Mission, bet First and Seeond
Beau Ernst, coffiie saloon, 509 Mission
Beauce Caroline Mrs., dressmaker, 403 Sixth
Beauchamp Orsini, carpenter Pacific Improvement
Co.
Beaud Louis, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 317 Bush
Beauharnais PJugene, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co,,
r. 1206 Stockton
Beauharnais Sarah A. (widow), embroiderer, r. 1206
Stockton
Beaujardiu M. T. G., professor music, r. 823 Bdwy
Beaulac J. F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 959
Market
Beaulac J. J., shoefltter, r. 959 Market
Beauman Louis W., commission merchant, office 123
Calilornia, room 36, r. 713?4 Union
Beaumont Joseph, r. 1812 Stevenson
Beauquet Julius, confectioner, r. 107 Fifth
Beauregard Napoleon, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
920 Harrison
Beauregard William, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. 920 Harrison
Beause Daniel, r. 17 Fourth
Beauxis John (Beauxis & Lame) , r. 722 Lombard, rear
Beauxis & Lame (John Beauxis, and Joseph Lame),
bakery, 722 Lombard, rear
Beaven David B. (Beaven *: Bowman) , r. 2050 Miss
Beaven & Bowmau(D. B. Beaven, and J. E. Bowman),
fish, 35 and 3li Mission Slurket
Beayer Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Sierra Co.,
Cal.), Otto Metchke secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 20
Beaver George L., attorney at law, office Bishop &
Filield, 306 Pine, r. 1300 Taylor
Beaver George W., capitalist, office 414 California, r.
1300 Taylor
Beaver Henry, janitor, r. 28 Silver
Beaver Lulu Miss, r. 2034 Folsom
Beaver Samuel E., currency toller Bank of California,
r. 425 Kearny
Beaverly John A., salesman Terwilliger & Pink, r.
1815 Jones
Beazley Frank C, with Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,r. 1222
Pine
Bebe Jesse, naturalist, r. 1021 Lombard
Beber Christian, r. 621 Pacific
Bei. Augustine Mrs., r. 1027 Dupont
Bee Bartholomew, real estate, r 1407 Stockton
Becher George, candymaker David H^rschfeld, r. 514
Green
Becher Henry, cook Russ House, r. 622 Ash Av
Becherer Agues Miss, teacher music, r. 621 Mont-
gomery Av
Becherer Charles, brewer Willow's Brewery, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Bechler Joseph H., solicitor Cai)itol Mills, r. 1845
Stevenson
Becht Joseph, salesman Lithauer & Co., r. Oakland
Bechtel Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co.) , William
H. Lent secretary, office 62 Nevada Block
Bechtel Frederick K., mining, r. 1828 Eddy
Bechter Ellen (widow), r. 1325 Washington
Becir Luca, restaurant, (>48 Fourth
Beck Albert 0. (Albert C. Beck k Co.) , r. 615 Laguna
Beck Andrew P., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. 8 St.
Charles PI
BEAMISH, xmdereells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc
ANLEESON & HANLOLPE, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
BEG
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Beck Antbony H., mnsician Baldwin'B Theater, r. 106
Fourteenth
Beck August, gun and lockKmith, 510 Broadway
Beck Augustine Miss, dressmaker, r. 1031 Dupont
Bfck AugustUi!, cook. r. 307 Chestnut
Beck Charles A., clerk A. C. Beck & Co., r. 615 Laguna
Beck David L., BaleBman Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 18
Stanly PI
Beck Dnvid L. jr., clerk Jones & Co., r. 18 Stenly PI
Beck Emma Miss, cigarmaker Sikc3, Mayer & Lach-
man, r. 134 Freelon
Beck Eugene B. (Jones & Co.) r. Oakland
Beck Francis E., bookkeeper Anglo Californian Bank,
r. 708 Leavenworth
Beck Frederick, waiter Erasmy & En!z, r. 1313 Stock
Beck George, blacksmith, r. E s Harri.son, bet Twenty-
third and Tweuty-fuurth
Beck George, butcher Kock & Hornung, r. 2009 Fol
Beck George i\, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 533
Mission
Beck G. G., r. 91 and 119 St. Ann's Building
Beck Hans, Master Mariner's Benev. Assn., Druid's
Hall
Beck Henry (Hansen & Beck), r. 53ft Market
Beck Henry, hogdealor, r. Twenty-ninth Av, nr San
Bruno Road, South S. F
Beck Henry, shocmnktr, r. 518 Jessie
Beck Henry, tanner, r. E g Harrison, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-Iourth
Beck Henry S.," piaster' r and whitener, 208 Sutter, r.
1127 Harrison
Beck Jacob, market, f.03 McAllister, r. 318}i5 Fulton
Beck Tames. p.iii)t( r, r. 3i;5 Je.ssie
Beck Jennie (widow), r. 1141 Folsom
Beck John, butler St. Rose Ai:aiiemy
Beck John, hor.seshoi-r, r. E s Harrison, bet Twenty-
third and Twtnty-fourth
Beck John, malstor National Brewery, r. SE cor Ful-
ton and Webster
Beck John C, master mariner, r. 5*28 Market
Beck John G., laborer, r. •2329 Pine
Beck Ludwig, city agent Edward E. Potter, r. Alameda
Beck Mary (widow), r. 134 Folsom
Beck Mary Miss, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 133
Folsom
Beck Reinhold, baker Lick House, r. 772 Harrison
Beck Rosina, domestic 623 Eddy
Beck Samuel, painter, r. 148 Tehama
Beck S. B., Master Mariners' Bcnev. Assn., Druid's
Hall
Beck Walter F., clearing house clerk First National
Gold Bank. r. 18 Stanly PI
Bcckedorff George H. C, teamster, cor Sacramento
and Sansom, r. 40 Russ
Becker , carrier Abend Post
Becker Albert, hostler Calden & Pickett, r. 915 Buch-
anan
Becker Alfred, shooting gallery, 4.34 Bueh
Be< ker August, cabinetmaker (iilliert & Moore, r.
Twenty-lifth, bet Church and Sanchez
Becker August C, coffee saloon, 341 Bush, r. 32 Minna
Becker August L. C, clerk William Becker, r. NW
cor Speiir and Mission
Becker Augusta (widow), r. 30 Steuart
B<u-,k»'r Barbara (widow), r, \2-iH Welsh
BKCKBK H. A., real estate and house-broker,
ollicc :t.U Kfnniy, r. '.M)l Tyler
UKCKKIl HKOTHEUS (IMidrich, John H., and
Charb^sH.) groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter
and L«'avenworth. SE cor Sutter and Taylor, SE
corGeary and Larkin.and SE corTurk and Larkiu
Becker Carrie Miss, boxmakt^r Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
tory, r. 30i; Sixth
Becker Casper, licpior siloon, NW cor Dupont and
O'Farrcll, r. S\V cor Bucliannii and Ivy Av
Becker Charles, barkcejier. r. 2 B:iiinRm I'l
Becker Charles, carpenter, r. '207 Montgomi ry Av
Becker Cliarb s H. (Becker Brothers) , r. SE cor Turk
and Lai kin
Becker Charles H., mnihine operator Buckingham &
Heclit, r. MU!4 Hayes
Becker Christoplicr (Backer & Moegling), r. 103
Tweuty-foiirtli, bet Bryant and Brauuan
Becker Daniel, ciirrier, r. ililH Sixth
Becker Dielrich (Becker Brothern), r. SE cor Sutter
and Leavenworth
Becker Edward, r. '.i04 Kearnv
Becker Frank, porter, Weil Bros. & Co., r. 1U6 Pac
Becker Frederick, tailor, 4;14 Bush
Becker Frederick, wool-sorter, r. COS Sixth
Becker Frederick W., cigars and tobacco, 705 Davis
Becker George J., cook Alois Mueller, r. 23 Jessie
Becker George J., liquor saloon aud restaurant, SW
cor Fourth and Berry
Becker Gustav J., liquor dealer, r, E 8. Dolores, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Becker Hannah (widow), r. 519V Hayes
Becker Henry (Becker & Jacoby). r. 915 Howard
Becker Henry H.. r. 13 Harlan PI
Becker John, r. Grand Central Hotel
Becker John, clerk Becker Brothers, r. SE cor Geary
and Larkin
Becker John, laborer David S. Prindle
Becker John, willow ware, 995 Market, r. 637 Bdwy
Becker John H. (Becker Brothers), r. SE cor Sutter
and Taylor
Becker Jos: ph, crockery and tinware, 329 Hayes, t.
222 Linden
Becker Joseph W. (Becker & Fischer) , r. 1011 How
Becker Kate, domestic lOtJT Mission
Becker Louis, r. (J27 C 'lumercial
Becker Louis, baker William Hessler, r. 719 Pacific
Becker Maud (widow), r. 1142"^ Market
Becker Miguel, bakery, 411 Union
Becker Minnie Miss. r. 1318 O'Farrell
Becker M. R. E., capitalist, r. 901 Tyler
Becker Nicholas, port T R<'th8;hild &; Ehrenpfort, r.
SW cor Gough and OFarrell
Becker Otto F.. proptr Ires-ott House. SW cor Mont-
gomery .\v and Ke;. ny
Becker Otto J., cabinetu »ker Herman Granz, r. 2327
Harrison
Becker Peter (Becker *: Xiquet I . r. 25 Moss •
Becker Peter, barkeeper Henry Kuhn, r. 502 Gongb
Becker Samuel, longshoreman, r. Oregon Lodging
House
Becker Tillie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
■ tory, r. 30(5 Sixth
Becker Victor R., barber, r. 2'22 Linden
Becker William, ba^ketmaker. (V28 Market, r. 114 Turk
BECKBR WILLI A]>I, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Spear and Mission
Becker & Jacoby (Henry Becker and Julius Jacoby),
dry and fancy goods. 808 M.irket
Becker it Fischer (Joseph W. Becker and George
Fischer) . liquor saloon, 1152 Market
Becker A: Moegliiig (Christopher Becker and Charle*
Moegling) , restaurant, 30 Sixth
Becker k Niquet (Peter Becker and Charles Niquet) ,
wines and liquors, NE cor Sixth and Minna
Becker. See Backer
Beckerman John, porter N. Brown & Co., r. cor Bush
and Powell
Beckert Gustav, cook Vienna Model Bakery, r. 272
Minna
Beckert Oscar, waiter Marco Vanoui, r. 146 S»cond
Becket Henry, machinist .Etna Iron Works, r. 919
Fulton
Becket Victor, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Beckett Hannah B. (widow), fancy goods, 37 Fifth
Beckett Henry, lua.liini^t, r. 417 Fifth
Beckett Hugh, helptr Risdou 1. aud L. Works, r. 325
Fifth
Beckett James, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill. r.
417 Fifth
Beckett Jennie Z. L. Miss, saleswoman Hannah B.
Beckett, r. 37 Fifth
Beckett Samuel .\., superintendent Preecott, Scott k
Ci>,, r. Oakland
Beckett William, bla> ksmith Pacific Rolling Mill
Beckingham George, salesman Moore, Hunt & Oo.
Bcckler Rosine (widow), r. 252, 'v Tehama
Beckler William M., uiillhand Capitol Mills, r. 1844
Stevenson
Beckiuan Charles, cook, r. 13 Page
Beckiuan Frederick, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Beckmaii George, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Beckman Henry, cook Lick House
Beckman J., shoemaker, r. 12 Berry
Beckninn John, seaman stm San Vicente, Broadway
Wharf
Bcckmaiin Augu.'^t, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
BKCKMAXN BKOTUERH (John and William),
groceries and liquors, NW cor Greenwich and
Taylor, and SW cor Green aud Hyde
Beckmann Charles, clerk Peter W. Beckmaun, NEcot
Mission and Fourteenth
Beckmann Claudius, salesman Neubert k Turk.r. 621
Jones
Beckmaun Henry, clerk Beckmann Bros., r. 1825 Hyde
BTillock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Ezcltisive Novelties.
Gentlemen's FTimishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eearay St
BEC
119
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Beckmasn John (Beckinann Brothers), r. 900 Green-
wich
Beckmauu Johu, cellarman Washington Brewery, r.
SE cor Taylor and Lombard
BECKMANN PETER W., groceries and liquors,
NE cor Mission and Fourteenth
Beckmann Robert, seaman stm Salinas, r. 12 Jackson
Beckmann William (Beckmann Brothers) , r. SW cor
Green and Hyde
Beckstrom Emma Miss, nurse Scandinavian Home, 10
Ridley
Beckwith George, metal roofer, r. 719 Gough
Beckvsath James R., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 706
Bush
Beckwith John W., policeman City Hall, r. 565 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Beckwith Seth L., boat builder, r. 719 Gough
Beckwith William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louisiana, nr Shasta
Beckworth Elliot, shiijwright, r. 641 Commercial
Becraft Ahnerin T., blacksmith J. P. Locke & Co., r.
559 Stevenson
Becraft Henry L., carriage blacksmith M. P. Holmes,
r. 1157 Folsom
Becsey Joseph A., interpreter French and Si)anish
Police Court, r. 330 Geary
Becude Frank, clerk, r. 2106 Fillmore
Becum Christian H. bootmaker, r. 723 Natoma, rear
Bedarf Ferdinand, longshoriman, r.W s Mission, opp
St. Mary's College
Bedbury James M., plasterer, r. 913 Bryant
Beddencourt Ellen, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Bedele Martin, longshoreman G. H.Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Bedell Edmund D., machinist, r. 1933 Geary
Bedell Joseph, tinsmith Alexander Hoy, r. 45 Maiden
Lane
Bedell Moody B., capitalist, r. 727 Vallejo
Bedell William, machinist Hope Iron Works, r. 15
Mission Av
Bedell. See Be Dell
Bedford E., r. 107 O'Farrell
Bednawski Alexander, surveyor and draftsman, r. 1032
Market
Bee Emile, tailor, r. 2 Graham PI
BEE FREDERICK A., consul China, office 917
Clay, r. 620 Eddy
Bee James F., hardware, 346 Third
Bee Joseph, corporal police City Hall, r, 22 Geary,
room 32
Bee Samuel, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Eighth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Bee Theodore C, tailor, r. 1115 Filbert
Beo Theodore C. Jr., assayerSelby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1115 Filbert
Beebe Charles W. (R. J. Trumbull & Co.) , r. Oakland
Beebe George Mrs. (widow), r. 2i00 Broadway
Beebe Joseph J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 632
Market
Beebe, William S., warehouse foi'eman Cutting Pack-
ing Co., r. 135 Sixth
Beecher A. J., fish, 11 Ellis
Beecher Andrew J., carpenter, r. 21 Moss
Beecher D. A., lastmaker. r. 844 Mission
BEECHING ROBERT, agent S, F. Benev. Assn..
and agent Cal. Prison Commission, office 10 Webb,
r. 1016 Taylor
Beechinor Norman, teamster, r. 122 Olive Av
Beecroft Frederick, carriagemaker. r. 1157 Folsom
Beecrof t Virginia (widow) , r. SE cor Nev and Utah
Beegan Daniel, laborer, r. 16 J<. Bluxorue
Beegan James, glassblower S. P. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 16}« Bluxome
Beegan John, clerk Fratiuger & Noll, r. 136 Silver
Beegan John Jr., salesman Fratinger & Noll. r. 163^
Bluxome
Beegemann Frederick, r. SW cor Union and Powell
Beekman Helen C. (widow), r. S s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Beeler J. Mrs., r. 23 Scott PI
Beeler Jacob, laborer, r. 2 Pollard PI
Beeman Henry, foreman California Powder Co., r. 120
Seventh
Beeman \iartha (widow) , r. 703 Green
Beeman William, manuf cork trusses, 616 Clay, r. 424
O'Farrell
Beer Alfred J., carpenter John Falconer, r. cor Seven-
teenth and Alemmy
Beer Bernard, fruit and produce. 224 Washington, r.
1634 Geary
I Beer John, painter Noble Bros., r. 163 Jessie
i Beers Barrett, dentist, 230 Kearny, r. 535 Post
Beers Ely F., driver B. M. Atchinson & Co., r. 417
Post
Beers Hiram W. Rev. D. D., rector Trinity Church, r.
I 734 Post
I Beerstecher Charles J., attorney at law, office 507
I Montgomery
, Beery A. A., r. 636 Commercial
■ Beeson Frederick P., draymau Sroufe * McCrum, r.
123 Oregon
! Beevan Isaac, porter Joseph Schoenfeld,r. 801 Vallejo
I Beevan. See Bevan
I Beez August, baker, r. 815 Montgomery
Beez Pauline (widow) . r. 13 Hickory Av
Befifa Ferdinando, bartender Camjji's Restaurant
Begans Jolin. laborer, r. 10 Berry
Beggs Ellen (widow J, groceries and liquors, 122
Williaiv
Beggs Emma G. (widow) , r. 1710 Geary
Beggs Samuel C, engineer and macliinist, r. 502 First
Begley James E., clerk, r. 25 Nevada, rear
Begley Jeremiah, hostler, r. 261 Ji Jessie
Begley John, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 25 Nevada,
rear
Begley John, packer Porter, Oppenheimer & Slessin-
ger, r. E s Minna nr Sixth
Begley John A., gastitter. r. 25 Nevada, rear
Begovich Mark, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Begovich Rudolf, waiter 6 Fourth, r. 103 Steuart
Beguelin Fanny V. (widow), r. 1611 Ljnch
Beguhl A. & D. (Adolph F. F. and David), fresco and
house painters, cor Bnsh and Van Ness Ave
Beguhl Adolph F. F. (A. & D. Beguhl). r. NE cor
California Av and Montcalm, Berual Heights
Beguhl Duvid,(A. & D. Beguhl), r. nr SE cor Twenty-
fifth and Bartlett
Behagel Alexander, attorney at law, office 646 Wash-
ington, r. 710 Fell
Beham Charles, comiiositor Spirit of the Times
Beham James G., compositor Alta California, r. 103^
Harriet
Behan Charles T., salesman W. K. Vanderslice & Co..
r. COO Bush
Behan Edward, track cleaner Market St. R. R. Co., r.
N s Islais Creek, nr San Bruno Road
Behan Fentou. r. 742 Minna
Behan George H., salesman Koehler & Ritter, r. 227
Geary
Behan James, painter, r. 206 Twenty-third
Behan M. A. Miss, r. 742 Minna
Behan Maurice, r. 811 Greenwich
Behan Maurice, laborer J. Hughes. Pioneer Park
Behan Patrick, laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Beheriug Jacob, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Behlow Charles J. (H. Liebes & Co.), r. 1807 Octavia
Behlow Emil, furrier H. Liebes & Co.,r. 1807 Octavia
Behlow John, r. 627 Locust Av
Behlow Robert, upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 627 Locust Av
Behm Solomon, stockbroker, r. 143 Third
Behn Walter, salesman Tillmaun & Bendel, r. 1717
Mason
Behnemann Henry (Behncmaun & Co.), r. SW cor
Taylor and O'Farrell
BEHNEMANN «& CO. (Henry Behnemann and
Martin Joost) . groceries and liquors, SW cor
Taylor and O Fan ell
Behnke John, cabinetmaker, r. 909 Folsom
Behnken John, speculator, r. 1910 Polk
Beiiustu Chris, cigars and tobacco, 18 Sixth, r. 618
California
Behusen Henry, packer Sanderson & Horn, r. 618 Cal
Behr Herman, physician, office and r. 656 Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Behr John M.. r. 9 Valparaiso
Behr Otto, porttr Henry Biickwedel & Co., r. W s
Cook, nr Point Liibos Av
Behre Frederick, foreman Hofen & Co., r. 396 McAl-
lister
Behre Robert L,, attorney at law, office 323 California
r. S s McAllister, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Behrend John, shoemaker, 1222 Green
Behrendt Albert, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Behrendt H. & Co. (Hermann Behrendt), manufs
trunks, valises, etc., factory Crook bet Townsend
and Brannau. salesroom 513 Market
Behrendt Henry, stockbroker, r. 905 Market
Behrendt Hermann (H. Behrendt & Co.), r. 1318
O'Farrell
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDERSON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
BEH
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Behrendt Bichard, salesman Herman Cohen, r. 540
ElUs
Behrendt Wolf, r, 521 Franklin
Behrens Adrian G., packer, r. 232 Oak
Behrens August, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Behrens Brothers (John and Frederick) . groceries and
liquors, NE cor Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
Behrens Charles, clerk Mohrmanu & Co., r. 501 Bdwy
Behrens Christ, butcher, r. 211 Seventh
Behrens Diedrich, carpenter, r. SE cor Clay and Brod-
erick
Behrens Dora Mrs., midwife, r. 211 Seventh
Behrens Frederick (Behrens Brothers), r. NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
Behrens Frederick, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-second and Mission
Behrens H. C. F.. physician, office 22 Montgomery,
r. 232 Oak
Behrens Heinrich, office 50is'<; Battery, r. Saucelito
Behrens Herman H., clerk Henry Campi. ICOl Howard
BEHRGXS JAMES, commission merchant, o08h
Battery, _r. Saucelito)
Behrens James G., architect, office 724,^ Market,
room 17, r. 727 Gre«n
Behrens John (Behrens Brothers), r. NE cor Twenty-
fourth aud Potrero Av
Behrens John, expressman, 12 Jackson
Behrens John, shoemaker Michael Guerin. r. 460 Min
Behrens John, waiter Ahlborn House, 321 Dupont
Behrens Richard, carpenter, r. 2190 Devisadero
Behrens Robert H.. r. 211 Seventh
Behrens Simon, butcher C. Lintott, r. 211 Seventh
Behrens Sophia (widow), r. 1619 Powell
Behrens Susan, domestic 900 O'Farrell
Behrens Walter N. F., accumulator Palace Hotel, r.
232 Oak
Behrens William C. second officer S.S. City of Chester,
r. :W4 Third
Behringer William, r. 974 Harrison, rear
Behrle Juliette Mrs., dressmaker, 603 Post
Berhle B. T., confectioner Maison Doree, r. 603 Post
Behrmann Christian F., bakery, 1218 Powell
Behrmann Franz E.. collector German General Benev.
Soc, office 114 Dupout, r. 262 Minua
Behrmann I. Heinrich, wood and coal, 836 and 838
Harrison
Behrmaun John R., bricklayer, r. 530 Third
BeUrmann Maria Mrs., midwife, r. H36 Harrison
Behrmann. See Bermann
Beicke Louis, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
X75 Shotwell
Beier William, blacksmith Joshua Hendy, r. ill Wj
Clementina
Beiersdorfter Edward, bartender, r. 146 Natoma
Beiger Julius, r. 207 iiupont
Beigljle George W., salesman Schlueter & Volberg, r.
Oakland
Beilbes John B., barber, 124 Montgomery A\, r. NW
cor Powell and Broadway
Bein William, machinist, r. 12J0 Bluxome, rear
Beinert George, barber Charles Proschold, r. 1918 Stev
Beingpach Auguste, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1112 Kearny
Beinie Frank, steward stm Costa Rica, r. King Street
House
Beisfl Jacob, proptr Potrero Tannery, Es Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Santa (^lara, r.W s Mississippi,
bit Mariposa aud Santa Clara
Bejin Joseph, butcher, r. 2918 Clay
Bekeart Frank C. fruit aud confectionery, 302 Third,
r. we Third
Beken Jane (widow) , boarding, 34 Minna
Belando J.ibn (Btlando & Costa), r. 438 Minna
Belando Peter (Belando & Co.), r. 1210 Powell
Belando &Co. (Peter Belando. and Giovanni Daneri),
wood aj>d coal, 1210 Powell
Belando k Costa (John Belando. and Luigi Costa),
wood and coal, 438 aud 4t0 Minna
Belangcr A. Miss, r. 331 O'Farrell
Belarerati George, fruits, 204 V. Third
Bclasco Abraham, trader, r. 174 Clara
Belasco David, prompter Baldwin's Theatre
Belasco Isaac, barber International Hotel, r. 174 Clara
Belasco l«iracl. truukmaker H. Behrendt i Co., r. 174
Clara
Belau Hugo, clockmaker Hermann Wenzel, r. 1317
Kearny
Belau Michael, tailor, r. 1317 Kearny
Belau Otto, clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. 1317 Kearny
Belau Bichard, machinist, r. 1317 Kearny
I Belbiomini Charles, fruit dealer, r. 826 Jackson
[ Belc Bettv. domestic 634 Jessie bet Seventh and
I Eighth
! Belcher Elizabeth B. (widow), r. 1232)^ Vallejo
I Belcher Frederick P., teamster, 312 California, r. Oak-
j land
I Belcher Gilbert L., clerk H. P. Gregory & Co., r. Oak-
! land
I Belcher John, plumber, r. 1203^ Townsend
Belcher Robert, teamster Frederick P. Belcher, r.
i 1015 Union
: BELCHER SILVER MIXIXG CO. (Storey Co.
Nev.), John Crockett secretary, office 203 Bush,
room 12
I Belcher W. C. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) , attorney
I at law, office .520 Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
' Belcour Jules, chancellor Consulate of France, office
I 740 Washington, r. San Mateo
Belden Charles A. (W.W. Montague & Co.) r. Oakland
Belden Edward J., machinist Union Box Factory, r.
114 Spear
I Belden Edwin S., official reporter Fourth District
I Court, office 637 Kearny, r. Oakland
I Belden George F., assayer, r. 305 Jones
' Belden Henry K. (Belden & Orton) r. Oakland
j Belden James S., barber Russell Bros., r. 613 Howard
' Belden Joseph W., receiving teller Anglo Calif ornian
Bank, r. 2434 Pine
Belden Josiah, capitalist, office 202 Sanaom, room 7,
I r. Palace Hotel
; Belden Margaret S Mrs. (widow) , r. 510 Mason
i BELDEN & ORTON (Henry K. Belden and Rich-
' ardH. Orton) , local agents Hartford Fire Ins. Co.,
office 313 California
Belding Frank, clerk, r. 649 Howard
[ Belding Mary L. Miss, assistant South S. F. School,
r. 2 Bond
I Belding Oren. r. 2 Bond
i Belend«r Charles, varnisher, r. 513 Oak
I Beley Antonio, salesman, r. 4 Ridlev
Belfast Ginger .\le Co. (A.J. Chambers and T. J.
I Pyne) , 1637 Howard, rear
Belfontaine Mining Co. (Sierra Co.),H. C. Hinman
I secretary, office 411 California
Belford Edward, r. 624 California
; Belgard Jean, baker, r. 824 Montgomery
BELGIUM, Emil Grisar consul, office NW cor Fifth
aud Townsend
Belgrave Richard, bookkeeper, r. 1723 Leavenworth
Belgrave R. B., r. 1723 Leavenworth
Belgravia Hotel. James J. Sanderson proptr, NE eor
Sutter and Polk
: Belhony Patrick, laborer, r. 127 Folsom
, Belinge F. A. A., physician, office and r. 1621 Cl»y
; Belitzer Jacob, salesman Edward Cohu & Co., r. 225
Montgomery
1 Belknap David P. (Wiuans. Belknap & Godoy) attor-
ney at law, office 604 Merchant, r, 108 Ellis
I Belknap Edwin S., clerk Winans, Belknap & Godoy, r.
' 108 Ellis
' Bell A. Mrs., r. 1434 Broadwav
BELL ALE.VANDER D., editor San Francisco
[ Merchant, office 323 Front, room 6, r. Saucelito,
Marin county
Bell Alexander G., bookkeeper People's Ice Co., r. 504
Third
' Bell .Mien Mrs. (widow), r. 1011 Pacific
I BELL AMORY F., auctioneer, office 4im Cali-
I fornia, room 15, r. 2609 Sacramento
Bell Andrew, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
! Bell Benjamin C, millwright Philip Hinkle, r. 812
' Jissie, rear
1 Bell Charles, fireman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D.. r. 1230
Stockton
Bell Charles A., teamster, r. Green Tree Hou«e
Bell Charles E.. Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Bell Charles H., porter W. J. Callingham & Co., r.
Oakland
Bell Charles W., confectioner, r. 2 Leroy PI
Beil D., r. 202 Sixth
Bell Daniel P., clerk Tobiu, Davisson 4: Co., r. 915 3<
McAllister
Bell David B., fish dealer, 31 Grand Central Market,
r. 552 Stevenson
Bell E. F. (widow), r. 16;i Sixteenth
Bell Emma Miss, r. 644 Stevenson
Bell Frank, engineer California St. R. R.
Bell Frank C, carpenter, r. 828 Union
Bell F. Vinton, managing clerk W. H. L. Barnea, r.
2620 Sacramento
BULLOCE & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street..
PINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
BEL
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Bell George, scenic artist Bella Union Theater, r. 1418
Jackson
Bell George H. (Bell & Co.) , r. 639 Kearny-
Bell George W.. porter John W. Pew, r. lull Pacific
Bell H. A., compositor Morning Call, r. 7(J0 Mission
Bell Henry, r. 524 Turk, rear
Bell Henry, gardener, r. Buchanan, bet Lilly Ay and
Oak
Bell Henry S., waiter Rnss House, r. 419 Clem, rear
Bell H. H. (widow) r. 20G Powell
Bell Ida, r. 2327 Mission
Bell Jame6, porter stm Idaho, r. 12 Jasper PI
Bell James, seaman, r. 12 Jac-kson
Bell James H., barber, r. 1608 Jones
Bell J. Evelyn, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co.,r. The Bald-
win
Bell John, r. 701 Post
Bell John, expressman 18 Market, r. N s Nineteenth,
bet Noe and Castro
Bell John, oiler O. & O. S. S. Australia
Bell John, plumber Thomas Day, r. 1211 Vallejo
Bell John B., hairdresser, 1239 Folsom
Bell John C, carpet dealer, r. NE cor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
Bell John C. Jr., clerk Charles Gay, r. 1805 Mason
Bell John F., horseshoer City Cab and Transfer Co.,
r. 174 Jessie
BE:l.I. JOHN P., attorney at law, office 310 Pine,
room 13, r. San Leaudro
Bell John W., clerk N. Y. department Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 508 Third
Bell Joseph, bootmaker, r. 21 Ohio
Bell Joseph, chief engineer California St. R. E., r. 2
Leroy PI
Bell Levi B., messenger delivery department Wells.
Fargo & Co., r. 161 Sixteenth
Bell L. K., master mariner, r. 920 Folsom
Bell M. (M. Bell & Co.) r. Greenwich, nr Van Ness Av
Bell M. & Co. (Samuel Bell), wood and coal, 1713
Mission
Bell Madden A., dairyman Patrick Spaight, r. W s
Wayne, nr Union
Bell Maggie (widow), furnished rooms, 120 Seventh
Bell Mary, clerk Matthias Gray, r. 1709 Stockton
Bell Mary Miss, actress, r. IHl Sixteenth
Bell Mary Mrs., r. 909 Jackson
Bell Nancy Mrs., r. 1434 Broadway
Bell Otto, metal roofer, Henry G. Fiske, r. :>48 Ship
Bell Peter, painter, r. 812 Jessie, rear
Bell Phillip A., editor and proptr The Elevator, 610
Battery
Bell Robert, wholesale wines and liquors, 412 Sansom,
r. 1246 Howard
Bell Samuel (M.Bell & Co.) , r. Greenwich nr Van
Ness Av
Bell Samuel, carpenter, r. 716 Natoma
Bell Samuel, clerk U, S. Riilway Mail Service, r. Oak-
land
Bell Samuel L., collector Green St. Wharf, r. 15J^
Clara
Bell Telephone Co., Samuel Hubbard agent, ofl&ce 140
Montgomery
BBXiL THOMAS, commission merchant, office 305
hansom, r. 1107 Bush
Bell Thomas, hackman, r. 617 Mission
Bell Thomas, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, r.
Bootz' Hotel
Bell Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. 3. Co.
Bell Thomas, stevedore, r. 610 Fourth
Bell Thomas, stevedore A. M. Simpson k Bro., Beale
St.Wharf, r. W s Alabama, bet Twentieth and
Twenty-first
Bell Thomas, stockbroker, r. 1661 Octavia
Bell Thomas H., master mariner, r. 23 Hawthorne
Bell William, r. 539 Stevenson
Bell William, r. 1045 Howard
Bell William, bootblack SE cor Market and Sixth
Bell William, clerk freight auditor's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 427 Sutter
Bell William, comjiositor Morning Call, r. V300^
Stockton
Bell William, expressman, r. 271 Minna
Bell William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. Ns Sier-
ra, nr Louisiana
Bell William, patternmaker, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Bell William, seaman stm tug Richard Holyoke, Har-
rison St.Wharf
Bell William, shipwright, r. N s Greenwich, nr Polk
Bell William, shipcarpenter W. E. CoUyer, r. SE cor
Minnesota and Butte
Bell William, stonecutter City Hall, r. NE cor Bush
and Baker
Bell William H., springmaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Manuf. Co.,r. 102 Natoma
Bell William M., ship -steward, r. '273 Jessie
Bell & Co. (George H. Boll), booksellers, stationers
and periodicBl agents, (i.'i!) Kearny
BEL.1,A VNION THEATRE, Tetlow & Skeantle-
bury projjtrs, S05 Kearny
Bella Union Quicksilver Mining Co., A. Halsey secre-
tary, office 311 Montgomery
Bellama John, messman stm Orizaba, r. 1.515 Stockton
Bellamy Henry, hostler, r. 27 3^ Fourth
Bellando Piutio, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Broad-
way
Bellay Francis, artist, r. 718 Greenwich
Belle Isle Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Rutherford
H. Brown secretary, office 20S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Bellemere Anna B. (widow), r. 1163 Mission
Bellemere Augustus, jeweller, r. 119 Ellis
Bellemere M., r. 11423»j Market
Bellermann Emil, secretary and cashier Merchants'
Exchange Bank, office 423 Cal, r. 1115 Shotwell
Bellet August, cook Michael Deutsoh, r. 605 Broad-
way
Bellet Francoise, laundry, 712 Vallejo
Bellew James, stonecutter Daniel Sheerin
Bellew James H., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r. 19
Ohio
Bellew John, r. 19 Ohio
Bellew Thomas, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 12V
Olive Av
Bellgarde Jean, bakery, 614 Broadway, r. 824 Mont
Belli Anton, express wagon, NW cor Sansom and
Merchant, r. 23 Jessie
Belli Gaetano, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Belli Mansueto, vegetables, 67 Colombo Market
Bellier Charles, assistant janitor Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 27 J^ Walsh
Bellina L. Miss, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 400
Sutter
Bellingall Peter W. (Bellingall & Miller) , r. Oakland
BEL.L.INGAL.I. & flIIL.L.ER (Peter W. Bellingall
and Peter Miller) , ship and Custom House bro-
kers, office 425 Battery
Bellinger Benjamin, cigars, r. 517 Jones
BEL.L.INGHAM BAY COAL. CO., P. B. Corn-
wall president, office Spear St.Wharf
Belliugliam Robert, shoemaker, r. 1120 >(. Broadway
Bellini Antonio, umbrellas, 35 Post, r. 225 Post
Bellisle Francis N., master carbuilder Southern Pac.
R. R., r. W s Bryant, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Bellisle Phillip, shoemaker, r. 642 Natoma
Bellizia D., harpist, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bellman Vincent, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
E 8 Tennessee, nr Sierra
Bellmer Frederick, salesman William Hoelscher &
Co., r. 434 Seventh
Bellmer J. H. C. restaurant, 104 First, r. 647 Stev
Bellnow Louis, roofer, r. 43 Ecker
BelloBina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bello Vincent, vegetabledealer, r. 74 Jessie
Belloc Hypolite(Belloc & Co.), r. 319 Ellis
BEL.L.OC <Si CO. (Hypolite Belloc, Henry Barroil-
het, and A. Germain de Montanzan;, bsakers and
agents general Trans-Atlantic Co. (Paris, 78 Rue
rte Courcelles) , office 524 Montgomery
Bellorio Giuseppe, with Italian Beuev. Soc, 423
Washington
Bellov Peter, seaman, r. .37 Pacific
Bellows Edward St. John, bookkeeper U. S. Sib-
Treasury, r. 328 Geary
Bellows Emil, cook Maison Doree, r. 19 Lewis
Bellows H. H., r. 529 Sacramento
Bellows Joseph, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
! Bellows Joseph, painter, r. 1024 Stockton
BELiLRUDE J. S. (Saucelito and San Francisco
Transfer Co.) , office 409 East, r. Saucelito
Bell>tedt Augusta, domestic 313 )i Elm Av
Bellstedt John, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Tenth Av and P, South S. F.
Bellue Camille, clerk Lenormand Bros., r. 219 Pros-
pect PI
Bellumini Carlo, (G. Giovannetti & Co.), r. NE cor
Powell and Washington
Belmont House, Mrs. Alfred Rix proprictre.a8, 969
Mission
Belmont Margaret Mrs., r. 10 Quincy
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ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewekrs, 101 Montgomeiy St
BEL
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BEN
BEa^MOXT MEVrVG CO. (Nye Co., Nev.J, J. W.
Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Belmont Park (San Mateo Co.), ofiBce 545 California
Belmour Louis, at tor, r. 433 .Jessie
Belnez George, r. 2111 Mason
Belnow Louis, \t-atchman Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Belodo Victor, bootblack Heider & Co., r. Helvetia
Hotel
Belser Julius, bricklayer, r. 135 ?<i Dure
Bflshaw Mortimer W., capitalist, r. 1626 Jackson
Belstead John, engineer, r. Tenth Av. bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Belt Alfred M. Jr.. bookkeeper Mayhew, Earnest &
Co., r. 1008 Bush
Belt Thomas W., bookkeeper Rooe Bros., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Belteridge J. A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 812
Montgomery
Belton Phillip M., clerk, r. SW cor Twenty-third and
Alabama
Beltran Ildefonsa (widow), r. 10 Pollard PI
Beltren Josephine Miss, shirt finisher Anchor Shirt
Factory, r. 509 Greenwich
Belvedere House, .\lbino Abbiati proptr, 1108 Stock
Belvidere Mining Co. (Bodie) . C.V. D. Hubbard secre-
tary, office Cosmopolitan Hotel, room 29
Bellville Eli. broommaker Harrison & Dickson, r. 54
First
Belz Johannes, tailor, r. Ahlborn House
Belz John, seaman schr EUennoro
Bemis Charles C, U. S. supervising inspector steam
vessels First District, office 11 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. 419 Bryant
Bemis Frank A., machine hand Holland i Rupper, r.
im Oak Grove Av
Bemis Louisa H. (widow) , r. 771 Mission
Bemis Sarah M. Miss, r. 210 Jones
Bemis. See Beamish
Bemmerer August, cutler, 1521 Polk
Bemmcrly Henrietta (widow) , r. 2108 Taylor
Bemus James, magazine keeper Cal. Powder Works,
r. NE cor Baker and Tonquin
Benard Auguste F., liquor saloon, NE cor Fifth and
Howard
Benavides Alfred, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
443 Green
Benavides Antonio, cigarmaker, r. 528 Green
Benbow David, painter Thomas Downing, r. 2309
Larkin
Bencal James, paperhanger, r. 828 Folsom
BEXCHIiEY L. B., general manager Pac. Rolling
Mill Co., office lU First, r. Ki.i Fulton
Bendel Bernard k Co. (estate of) . Empire Match Fac
tory, Hofeu & Co. agents, t)ffice 412 Clay
Bendel Herman (Tillmauu & Bendel), r. Oakland
Bendel Lewis, clerk Henry Hollrnan, r. NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fourth
Bender Andrew S., civil engineer, office and r. 137
MontgoiiiiTV
BENDKR CHARLES, leather and shoe findings,
42 Gtary
Bender Fraiik. molder, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Bender Frederick C, car builder Clay St. Hill R. R.,
r. lOS Bernard
Bender Jacob, butcher Jacob Tautphaus, r. 1020 How
Bender Jacob A., mason, r. 2729 Howard
Bender John, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Bender Joseph, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1003 Tyler
BendHr Joseph P., mason, r. S s Twenty-ninth bet
Noc and Sanchez
Bender Louis, cook German Hospital
Bender M. F., teacher, r. NW cor Bdwy and Larkin
Bender M. J. (widow), r. 1028 Market
Bender N. W., collector Eintracht. r. 312 Post
Bender Thomas L., bricklayer, r. 229 Jessie
Bender William, laborer, r. 101! Jackson
Bender William A., clerk 420 Montgomery, r. 2729 How
Bendett Matthias, laborer, r. 20 Morey Alley
Bendigal James, cook Sanders' Hotel
Bendit Bono, expressman NE cor Sutter and Mont-
gomery, r. 1311) PiK-iflc
Bendit Elias, photograph gallcrv, 28 Third, r. 214 Fifth
Bendit Herman, clerk Samuel Bendit. r. 400 McAllister
Bendit Isaac, peddler, r. 451 Tehama bet Fifth and
Sixth
Bendit Louis, barber, r. 1309 Pacific
Bendit Morris, expressman cor CaUfornio and Mont-
gomery, r. 1025 York
Bendit Sam, auctioneer and commission merchant,
536-538 California, r. 400 McAllister
Bendixin Charles, with William Lange, Cole nr
Golden Gate Park
Bendixsen John, seaman, r. 17 Pacific ^
Bendt Charles, butcher, r. 741 Market
Bendt Silas, carriagemaker, r. 741 Market
I Bendt William, liquor saloon. 12 Clay
BENEAK J. S., mining secretary, office 420 Mont-
I gomcry, room 12
j Benecke Dederick; groceries, 520 Broadway
I Beuedetti Bastiano, r. 4 Sherwood PI
j Benedict A. W., r. Park Hotel
Benedict Charles, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 107
I Fifth
; Benedict Charles E., bakery. Ill Fifth
Benedict Charles V.. bookkeeper Excelsior Planing
I Mills, r. 1419 Folsom
BENEDICT O. S., merchant tailor, 13G Mont-
gomery, r. W s Valencia, nr Fifteenth
Benedict Jacob, refiner Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. N s Beaver, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Benedict M. M. (widow), r. 132 Sixth
Beneke Charles, laborer Maine Restaurant, r. 1003^
Second
Benet Maurice. Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J$ Kearny
Benevent Alexandre, laundryman C. A. Peyre, r. 82«
Green
Benticld Conrad, master mariner, r. 14 Liberty
Bengson Eiick, laborer Russ House
Benhagen Jacob, salesman, r. .■>07Jti Hyde
Benham .\zel M., pianos, organs, and musical mer-
chandise. 647 Market, r. 1021 Polk
BENHAM CALHOUN, attorney at law, office 330
Pine, room 21, r. 1129 Turk
Benham C. S., mining superintendent, office 412 Cal-
ifornia, r. 1524 California
Benham James W., r. 1021 Polk
Benham Lucius S., r. 2310 Howard
Benham M. L. (widow), r. 435 Bryant
Benham Raymond S.. commercial traveler, r. 2310
Howard
Benham W. H.. commercial traveler, r. 2310 Howard
Benbson C, r. 618 California
Benhson Henry, cigar packer, r. 018 California
BENICIA CEMENT CO., Padey Martin presi-
dent, office 542 California
Benicia Tannery, Edward P. Danforth proptr, office
723 Battery
Benick H. W. A., printer, r. 1 Central PI
Bening August, clerk H. Schroder, r. 1114 Webster
i Benis Mary Mrs., r. 771 Mission
Benitez Julio, Mexican Rifles' Armory, 1524 Stockton
Benjamin Abraham F., law and collection agency, I
215 Sansoni, room 5, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Alexander E., clerk Marks & Keinehardt, r.
721 Eddy
Benjamin Alfred G., carriagetrimmer, r. 721 Eddy
Benjamin Asher L., r. lUOl Market
Benjamin Augustus M. (Perkins & Benjamin), r. Pet-
aluma
Benjamin Charles ^saloon keeper, r. 1 Quincy PI
Benjamin (Charles E.. salesman Crane, Hastings k
Co. , r. 213 Sixteenth
Benjamin Charlotte (widow), lodgings, 783 Market
and 9 Fourth
Benjamin Edward, r. NE c ir Post and Stockton
Benjamin Etlward C. shipping clerk CYane, Hastings
& Co., r. 2.i4 Post
Benjamin Edward H., patternmaker Fulton Iron
Works, r. 2t'>25 Mis.sion
Benjamin Edward J., clerk, r. 1115 Sutter
Benjamin Krastus M., carpenter, r. 2625 Misson
Benjamin Frederick A., mining engineer, r. 220
Ekveuth
Benjamin Henry, second hand clothing, 1149 Market
BeujamiL Henry A. (Henry A. Benjamin & Co.) r. Ruse
House
Benjamin Henry A. k Co. (J. S. Henshaw), Pacific
Congress Springs, depot 162 New Montgomery
Benjamin Isedore, laborer, r. 1027 Dupont
Benjamin Jacob, r. 721 E(Uiy
Benjamin James, r. 40 M Geary
Benjamin Joseph, tailor, 447 Fourth
Benjamin Lizzie Slisi», r. 409 Stevenson
Benjamin Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1001 Market
Benjamin M. H, (widow), teacher, r. 1001 Market
Benjamin Mildura Mrs., r. 1104 Mi.«sion
Benjamin Nellie Mrs., boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 322
Fifth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Piimislungs.
TEUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
BEN
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BEN
Benjamin Orson C, second steward O. & O. S. S. Oce-
anic, r. 320 Fifth
Benjamin Sarah G., ladies' nurse, r. filG Harrison
Benjamin Wallace A., clerk Martin Herman, r. 721
Eddy
Benjamin William K., day watchman U. S. Mint, r.
2808 Pine
Benkelmau Rosalie, liquor Baloon, cor Railroad and
Ninth avs, r. Fifteenth Av bet P and Q, South S.
F.
Benker George, cigarmaker Holling Bros., r. 72
Everett
Benn Charles S., miner, r. Overland House
Benit George M., laborer Dunn & Elucher, r. 121 Ber-
nard
Benn James, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 1211 Folsom
Benn John, r. 603 Braunan
Benn John S., r. 603 Brannan
Benn Thomas, driver Hibernia Brewery, r. 1211 Fol
Bennegoff Frederick, barkeeper, r. 1337 Dupont
Banner Felix, cigarboxmaker F. Korbel & Eros., r. 514
Sixth
Benner Frederick M., melter melt r and refiners'
dep.irtment U. S. Mint, r. cor Sixteenth and.We^t,
Oakland
Benner Kaphael, drygoods (Eureka, Nev.l, r. 1025
Hairison
Bennerscheidt Bruno (Giovannini and Bennerscheidt)
r. 245 Second
Bennet Charles A., druggist, 21 Third, r. 1006 Larkin
BEMNET TH03IAS, general agent Travelers'
Insurance Co., office 403 California, r. Oakland
Bennett A. (widow), r. 27U0 Mit-sion
Bennett Aaron J., salesman, r. 2327 Bryant Av
Bennett iEtna Mrs., r. 1 Eddy
Bennett A. G., r. 10 Anthony
Bennett Albert A., architect, office 302 Montgomery,
room 33, r. 2323 California
Bennett Albert A., plumber William Bennett, r. 1015
Clay
Bennett Alfred, painter, r. 454 Sixth
Bennett Alfred E., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. Oakland '
Bennett Anna Miss, milliner, r. 569 M Minna
Bennett Anna Miss, milliner, r. 418 Union
Bennett Anthony, guard House of Correction
Bennett A. P., bookkeeper, r. 516 Filbert
Bennett Bridget, domestic 24 Twelfth
Bennett Brothers (John R., and George), dairy produce
35 and 36 California Market
Bennett C. D., bookkeeper Atkinson, Doud k Co., r.
Oakland
Bennett Charles, clerk, r. 669 J^ Minna
Bennett Charles A., clerk Southern Pac.E. R. Freight
Depot, r. 715 Howard
Bennett Charles G., currier Herman Eoyer, r. 608
Sixth
Bennett Christian, fruit dealer, r. 13 Verona PI
Bennett Clement, official short-hand reporter, office
434 California, room 10, r. Colonnade House
Bennett Constance Mrs., r. 426 Geary
Bennett Daniel L., fuller Mission Woolen Mills, r. 222
Shotwell
Bennett David A. (Harris and Bennett) , r. The Baldwin
Bennett Edward, clerk Bennetts South Park Laundry,
r. 5.55 Bryant
Bennett Edward D., fruit dealer. 2255 Mission, r. 2324
Folsom
Bennett Edward S., foreman McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
221 Ellis
Bennett Edwin, baker S. F. Cracker Co., r. 438 Union
Bennett Erastus, S., teamster, r. 801 Clinton
Bennett F. M., bookkeeper, r. 125 Second
Bennett F. P., r. 790 Folsom
Bennett Frank, teamsterLobos Square Packing House,
r. NW cor Bay and Buchanan
Bennett Frederick, hostler J. B. Chase, r. 8 Clay
Bennett Frederick, laborer, r. "N s VallejOjUr Sansom,
rear
Bennett Frederick, liquor saloon, 230 Brannan
Bennett George, r. 15 Virginia
Bennett George (Bennett Bros.), r. 118 Fell
Bennett George, driver Omnibus K. R., r. 213 Six-
teenth
Bennett George, laborer Golden Age Flouring Mill,
r. 908 Sansom, rear
Bennett George, painter Josiah Moulton, r. NW cor
Clay and Davis
Bennett George W., policeman City Hall, r. 208 Sec-
ond
Bennett George W., springmaker Betts Spring Co.,
r. .569)^4 Minna
Bennett George W., stock clerk Levi Strauss k Co.,r.
Alameda
Bennett Gertrude (widow), r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett G. L., news agent, r. 921 Powell
Bennett Hurry E., compositor Evening Post, r. 113
Prospect PI
Bennett Henrietta, teacher music, r. 452 Sixth
Bennett Henry, r. 307 Fourth
Bennett Heury. painter, r. 454 sixth
Bennett Henry C, edilor, r 226 Sutter
Bennett Henry M., law student James A. Waymire, r.
1632 Howard
Bennett J., captain supernumeraries Baldwin Theater
Bennett John, carpenter, r. 507 Minna, rear
Bennett John driver. Central R. R., r. cor Tyler and
Buchanan
Bennett John, haekman, Plaza
Bennett John, laborer, r. 16Bernice
Bennett John, telegraph operator Central Pait. R. E.,
r. 41 South Park
Bennett John R. (Bennett Brothers), r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett J. S., r. 424 Sansom
Bennett Joseph cook George A. Rogers, r. Western
Hotel
Bennett L, seaman, r Western House
Bennett Laura Miss., instructress Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., r. 315 Geary
Bennett Lizzie (widow), r. 5t;9)<J Minna
Bennett Lizzie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1931 Sutter
Bennett Lucy Mrs., furnished rooms, 873.^ Market
Bennett Margaret A. (widow), r. E s Iowa, nr Solano
Bennett Mary (widow), r. 2324 Folsom
Bennett Mary Miss, dressmaker, SW cor Polk and
Pine
Bennett Mary Mrs., proprietress Bennett's South Park
Laundry. 555 Bryant
Bennett Mary E. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 2324 Folsom
Bennett Maurice, laborer, r. 1604 Bush
Bennett Morris, with Henry Gerig & Co., r. Ws Clara
Av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Bennett Nathaniel (Bennett & Jones) , attorney at law,
office 215 Sansom, rooms 10-11, r. 1406 Howard
Bennett Peter B. (Nicholas Fabris & Co.), r. 418
Union
Bennett Phillip, tinsmith Alexander Hoy, r.418 Union
Bennett Robert H., warehouseman, office 202 Clay, r.
Fruit Vale, Alameda county
Bennett Samuel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 1336
Pacific
Bennett Samuel, mining, r. 2017 Mission
Bennett Sanford, capitalist, r. Buss House
Bennett Sanford S., bookkeeper Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 315 Geary
Bennett Silas F., r. 1155 Mission
Bennett Surinda Miss, dressmaker, SW cor Polk and
Pine
Bennett Thomas, cook John Uzzovich. r. cor Pacific
and Davis
Bennett Thomas, laborer, r. 863 >2 Market
Bennett Thomas, painter, r. 303 Davis
Bennett Thomas, physician, office 620 Market, r. 716
Pine
Bennett Thomas, salesman Keane Bros., r. 2214 Fill-
more
Bennett Victor, carpenter, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-
sixth and 'Twenty-aeveuth
Bennett William, bottler Edward C. Slorah, r. 436 Stev
Bennett William, compositor Wick B. Parsons, r. 418
Green
Bennett William, laundryman Bennett's South Park
Laundry, r. 555 Bryant
Bennett William, physician, r. 452 Sixth
Bennett William, plumber and gastitter, 1015 Clay
Bennett William J., machinist, r. 30 Frederick
BENNETT & JONES (Nathaniel Bennett and De
Witt Clinton Jones), attorneys at law, office 215
Sansom, rooms 10 and 11
Bennett's South Park Laundry, Mrs. Mary Bennett
proprietress, 555 Bryant
Bennighoff George, barkeeper G. E. Brosi, r. 37 Sec
Benning Anton, groceries and liquors, SW cor Taylor
and Chestnut
Benning John, salesman Newell & Bro.
Benning William, porter Claussenius & Co., r. 1517
Dupont %
Bennink Adrian W., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1 Central PI
BEAMISITS Shirts— Instructions for Self-measurement on Application.
AUDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Bennison Edward, secretary North Modoc Consolida-
ted Silver Mining Co., office 19 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Oakland
Benoist Prosper, cook, GiO Folsom
Benoit Araedee J., compositor Courier de San Fran-
cisco, r. 16 Montgomery Av
Benoit Charles (Blanchard & Benoit), r. 649 Pac
Benoit Charles. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Benot William, barkeeper E. Lubin, r. 49 Sacramento
Benrimo Joseph, stockbroker, office *J0 Montgomery,
r. 1.50U Mission
Bensabot .Ja';ob,salesmanMorrisLouisson, r'214 Clara
Bensel Charles, tailor William Nicolai, r. 1'236 Market
Bensel James, paperhanger John Cooney, r. Folsom,
nr Fourth
Bensen Bernhardt, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Bensen Conrad, groceries and liquors, •20'J9 Polk
Bensen Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixth
and Bryant
Bensen. See Benson
Bensinger Daniel, baker stm George W. Elder, r. 2409
Howard, rear
Bensley John, r. 18 Laurel PI
Benson Andrew, stevedore, r. W s Sansom, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
Benson Annie E. Miss, as.sistant Fourth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2710 Howsrd
Benson Anson, lumberman, r. 'iiS Bryant
Benson Benjamin C, captain stm Onward, r. 006 Bay
Benson Benjamin F. M., bookkeeper Boca Brewing
Co., r. Too California
Benson Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Benson Charles M., conductor Central Pac. R. E., r.
247 Stevenson
Benson Elleu P. .Mrs., branch bakery, 1.51.5 Market
Benson Franklin K., clerk, r. 2710 Howard
Benson H., furnituredealer, r. 238 ShotwcU
Benson Henry, tailor, r. 12 O'Farrell Alley
Benson Henry C. Itev., editor California Christian
Advocate, office 1041 Market, r. Santa Clara
Benson James, r. 939 Mission
Benson James, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Benson James, secretary Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, office 238 Montgomery, r. 2710 Howard
Benson James A., policeman new City Hall, r. 1203
Market
Benson James E. R., printer, r. 2710 Howard
Benson John, barber, r. 25 Everett, rear
Benson John A., surveyor, itnd civil engineer, office
507 Montgomery, r. Seminary Park
Benson Lucy (widow), r. 411 Powell
Benson Martin, teamster?!. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., r. West Berkeley
Benson Michael, porter Wilson (new) Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 402 Hayes
Benson Olo, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Benson Oliver, seaman Pacific Mail 8. 8. Colima, r.
54 Sacramento
Benson P. Mrs., r. 140 Chestnut
Benson Samuel H., foreman boilermaker Southern
Pac. R. U., r. 1323 ■<; Natoma
Benson Sanford, printer California Christian Advo-
cate, r. Alameda
Benson Sarah, domestic SW cor Duncan and Guer
Keuson 8. J. Mrs., r. lV27i Filbert
Benson Thomas A., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eighth and Folsom
Benson William, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 28 Stone
Benson William R., groceries and liquiTS, 51 Brady
Benson. See Bensen
Bent Charles, watchman Mission Woolen Mills
Bent Edward F. (E. F. Bent & Co.), r. 323 First
BKNT K. P. tSf CO. (Lewis W. Mc Glauflin),
grain commission brokers, office 18 California
Bent John T., bookki^^pcr Mission Bay Warehouse,
office 18 California, r. '28 McAllister
Benter Henry, fringeinaker W. Englander, r. Oakland
Benter John, fringomaker W. Englamler, r. Oakland
Bentham Harry, liquor s:iloon, 538 Market, r. 25 M
Bcntley Bartholomew, seaiuuu, r. 238 Steuart
Bentloy William R.. mining secretary, office 3'27 Pine,
room H'l, r. Oakland
Beuton Charles J., r. E a Howard, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Benton Charles L., bookkeeper F. N. Woods & Co., r.
1030 Pine
Benton Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.)',
William H. Watson secretary, olBce 302 Mont-
gomery, room 6
Benton Hugh, laborer, r. 214 Prospect PI
Bentz John, sausagemaker M. Weil, r. 108 Dupont
Benussi Louis, bookkeeper Lavilla Brothers, r. N 8
Powell, bet Vallejo and Broadway
Benvi nuti Jermano (Faverel & Benvenuti) , r. NW cor
Union and Mason
Benz John C, tish dealer, 83 California Market, r. 722
Lombard
Benzecry Morris, cigarmaker Samuel A. Gordon, r. 46
Louisa
Benzing John, carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 44 Steuart
Benzon August, clerk C. F. Bassett & Co., r. Oakland
Beppler F., r. Prescotc House
Beppler John, market, 1518 Dupont, r. 1516 Dupont
Bequet Henry E., teamster Sailors' Home, cor Harri-
son and Main
Bera Autonia (widow), lodgings, 314 Fifth
Beran Adolph, boot and shoemaker, SE cor Mason
and Lombard
Beran Barbara (widow), r. 1003 Pacific
Beran Emanuel, shoemaker, r. 629^ Union
Beran Frank, boot and shoemaker. 1003 Pacific
Berard Achille, laborer, r. 8.14 Vallejo, rear
Berard Edward, pressman Courrier de Ssm Francisco,
r. 702 Vallejo
Beraud A., baker, r. 420 Jackson
Beraud Felix, baker, r. 42i) Jackson
Berbora John N., waiter Nicholas Antunovich, r. SIO
Montgomery .\v
Bercavich Louis, peddler, r. 19 Natoma
Berck Dora Mrs., r. 202 Octavia
Berdan Frank C, weigher U. S. Mint, r. 969 Mission
Berdan George N., staiibuilder, r. 16 Jessie, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Berdejo Juan De, porter George Obenauer
Beresford John, caterer Russ House
Beresford William, laborer, r. 3'2'J, Beale
Beretta Angelo, sutler Presidio Reseivation
Beretta Eugenio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Beretta Guglielmo, commission agent, office 614
Washington, r. Oakland
Beretta Italo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Beretta John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 39 Na-
toma
Beretta Pietro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Berfreund August, seaman, r. 152 Steuart
Berg Adolph, newspaper clerk Post Office, r. 2.507 Fol
Berg Alfred, watches and jewelry, 1141 Market, r. 203
Seventh
Berg Andrew, seaman, r. 17 Park Av
Berg Anton, clerk G. A. Ammerup, r. 19 Rausch
Berg August, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Berg Carl F., physician, office and r. 618 California
Berg Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Berg Charles, surgical instrumentmaker Hatteroth k
Russ, r. Harrison opp Eighteenth
Berg Charles O., seaman, r. 12 Washington
Berg Christian L., porter Ward A. Hepburn, r. 1304
Jackson
Berg Edward, clerk Alfred Berg, r. 202 Seventh
Berg Ferdinand, butcher 26 Grand Arcade Market, r.
468 Sixth
Berg Frederick, seaman, r. Western House
Berg George C, expressman John Uoesch, r. 606 Na-
toma
Berg Gustav. bartender Julius Tonuemacher, r. 913
Kearu.v
Berg Henry, Danish Soc, 720 Mission
Berg John A., with Peter A. Swausey, r. 38*Ritch
Berg JuliiLS C, shoemaker C. Mutschler, r. 1'20 Shipley
Berg Mary Mrs., compositor, r. 908 Sansom, rear
Berg Peter, molder John G. lis, r. lOlti Pacilio
Berg Rasmus, seamau, r, 2-S Garden, rear
Berg Thomas, cook, r. 908 Sansom, rear
Berg Willibald, cook Vienna Model Bakery,
Jessie
Berg. See Birge and Burg
Bergametti Charles, cook Henry Wohltman.
Clementina
Bergantz P. W., r. 1818 Pierce
Berge Astri (widow), groceries and liqmirs, NE cor
(Jrcen niui ChIIiouu
Berge Emma Miss. r. NE cor Green and Calhoun
BEROKN ADKIAX, commission merchant. 507
Clay, r. 1210 Clay
Bergen Alexander, with Adrian Bergen, r. 1210 Clay
Bergen James, liiachinist Union Iron Works, r. 8
Rausch
Bergen Martin, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Bergen Mary Miss, domestic, 121 Oak
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BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St.
BER
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Bergen "William, laborer, r. NW cor Sixtec-ntb and
Guerrero
Bergener August, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
BergentbalDMniel.r. o Washington
Berger Adolph, tramster, r. 12;^ Maria
Berger August, chemist, r. 514 Bush
BERGER CHRISTIAN' G., apothecary SW cor
Eddy and Steiner
Berger G., collector, office ol9 Sacramento, r. 4 Hyde
Berger Henry J., labortr Edward Newman, r. i'M Bush
Berger H. H., florist, r. WOO Bdwy
Berger Jacob, coachman, 510 Franklin
Berger Julius ;Edward Cohn & Co.), r. 209 Dupont
Berger Louis, clerk, r. Overland House
Berger Martin L. Rev., pastor Westminster Presbyte-
rian Church, r. 318 Page
Berger Rosa Miss, saleslady Alex. Bertin, r. 320 Sut
i Bergorole Louis, printer, r. 113 O'Farrell
' Bergerot John, private school, Gil Stockton
Bergerot John A., gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Six-
teenth
Berges Alexandre, waiter John Bordenauve, r. SE cor
Fifth Av and M. South S. F.
Berges Nicholas, policeman City Hall, r. 25 Langton
Berges P., vegetables, 22 Colombo Market
BERGES P. B. & CO. (Augusta Drayeur and
Dominique Cazeaux) , proptrs Miners' Restaurant,
529-531 Commercial and 737 Market
Berges Peter, teamster, r. WsSansom, nr Greenwich,
rear
Berges Peter B. (P. B. Berges & Co.), r. 411 Post
Bergeson M., r. Chicago Hotel
Bergevin Nelson L., salesman John Renz, r. Steven-
son, ur Fourth
Bergevin Petf-r, expressman P. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
r. N s St. Rose, bet Ferrie and Collins
Bergez John (Bergez & Klein) , r. 1428 Jackson
Bergez Peter, pantryman Bergez & Klein, r. 1428 Jack
BERGEZ «& ICtiJEIN (Jobn Bergez and Peter Klein) ,
proptrs Occidental Restaurant, 536 Washington
Bergl'eld Robert, carpenter, r. Church, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
BERGGREN AUGUST, consul Sweden and Nor-
way, office 406 Montgomery, r. 1111 Stockton
Berghofer Conrad, r, 542 J^ Folsom
Bergin Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1126 Paciiic
Bergin Ellen Miss, r. 1520 Powell
Bergin John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W 6 Jersey,
bet Santa Clara and Mariposa
Bergin Joseph F. Jr., clerk, r, 602 Geary
Bergin Mary (widow), r. 1526 Powell
Bergin Michael, attorney at law, office 79 Montgomery
Block
Bergin Michael W., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Dora and Bryant
Bergin Patrick, cook What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
Bergin Patrick, grocer, r. 112G Pacific
Bergin Peter, driver City R. R., r. 227 Fifteenth
Bergin Thomas I. (McAllister & Bergin), attorney at
law, office 38 and 39 Nevada Block, r.Russ House
Bergion Manuel, machinist, r. 216 Clara
Berglund Andres, tailor, r. 1309 Jackson
Berglund Hans, carpenter, r. 38 Perry
Berglund Johannes, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Berghind Niels, boots and shoes, 518 }<i Geary, r. 316
O'Farrell, rear
Bergman Alexander, master mariner, r. 429 Oak
Bergman August, seaman, r. Western House
Bergman Dora, domestic 1320 O'Farrell
Bergman Gustave, stevedore A. C. Freese.
Bergman Louisa Miss, dressmaker, 1226 Pine
Bergman Samuel, butcher M. Gradwohl A: Co., r. 412
Larkiu
Bergmann Abraham, candy manuf r, 200 Washington, r.
1435 O'Farrell
Bergmann Ann (widow) , r. 530 Third
Bergmann Henry, shoemaker H. Thumler, r. 25 Morton
Bergmann Jacob (Frankenthal & Co.), r. 1603 Gough
Bergold Charles v., steward Edward Newman, r. 525
Geary, rear
Bergovich Frederick, upholsterer, r. 6 Clara Lane
Bergshicker William, brewer Broadway Brewery, r.
730 Vallejo
BergBon Charles, paster Wempe Bros., 569 Market
BergBon Oscar, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 312
Fulton
Bergstein Marian (widow) , r, 1439 Pine
Bergstein Sigmund, engineer Sutter St. R. B., r. 1439
Pine
Bergstrom John, organ builder, NE cor Seventeenth
and Howard, r. W s Lundy Lane nr Esmeralda Av
Bergue Joseph, r. 736 Pacific
Bergues , laborer E. Artigues & Co., r. Fifth Av,
bet Railroad Av and N. South S. F.
Berham Frank P., architect Wolfe k Son, r. 949 How
Berholte Sophie (widow), housekeeper, r. 1215 Pacific
Bering James, clerk, r. 2303 Taylor
Bering John P., bookkeeper, r. 2303 Taylor
Beritzhoflf Alexander C, U. S. Internal Revenue
storekeeper, r. 636 Stevenson
Beritzhoff Charles, conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 636
Stevenson
Beritzhoff Katie Miss, dressmaker, r. 636 Stevenson
Beritzholf John, r. 636 Stevenson
Beritzlioff Mamie Miss, milliner, r. 636 Stevenson
Beritzhoff Sigismund.leatherdresser, r. 636 Stevenson
Berk Maurice G., salesman William Herber & Co..
r. 700 California
Berkek^y (branch) Railroad, J. O. B. Gunn secretary,
office NE cor Foiirth and Townscnd, room 1
Berkeley Ferry, East ur Washington
Berkeley Ferry k B. R. Co., William Stuart secretary,
office 320 Sansom, room 12
Berkeiej' John, cigars and tobacco, r. 2331 Bush
Berkeley Land and Town Improvement Assn, Samuel
A. Penwell secretary, office 717 Montgomery
Berkely Real Estate Union, .Michael McDonnell man-
ager, office 422 Montgomery
Berkemer Philip F., carpenter, r. Grand Central
Hotel
Berkhauer Hermdnn (Berkhauer & Koem ke) , r. 8
Dupont
Berkhauer & Koeneke (Hermann Berkhauer, Richard
Koeneke and Mrs. R. Koeneke), proptrs restaur-
ant St. Ann's Rest, r. N\V cor Eddy and Powell
Berkhout N., steward steam tug Richard Holyoke,
Harrison St. Vv'harf
Berkley Joseph M., whitener, 3 Valencia
Berkman Solomon, laborer, r. Emma, nr Stockton
Berkowilz Meyer, salesman 1008 Stockton, r. 7.32 Hayes
Berkowitz Rtichel Mrs., cloaks and suits, 1008 Stock-
ton, r. 732 Hayes
Berkowitz Simon, shoemaker, 534 Pacific
Berlack Maurice, clerk Walter Harris & Co., r. 636
Commercial
Berlenz Joseph, laborer Saulmann's Restaurant, r.
518 California
Berli Solomon, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5)<i Kearny
Berlin Charles, carpenter, r. cor Twenty-eighth and
Church
Berlin-Cologne Fire Insurance Co. of Berlin, office 321
California
BERLIN FREDERICK A., attorney at law,
otiice 515 California, rooms 1-2, r. 509 Powell
Berlin Henry, commercial traveler, r. 309 3<i Elm Av
Berlin Simon N., bool<keeper Ad. Lewis & Co., r. 1023
Hyde
Berlin William, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. S s Four-
teenth bet Minna and Natoma
Berliner George, agent E. Guitt ird & Co.. f. 2207 De-
visadero
Berliner Henry, bookkeeper, r. 2207 Devisadero
Berliner Herman A. (Marks & Berliner^ , r. 922
McAllister
Bei liner Isadore, tailor, 528 Third
Berliner Sarah (widow), r. 433 Clementina
Berlins John, engineer, r. 14 William
Berly Samuel, gardener J. B. Haggin, r. Park Hotel
Bermann Otto, gents' furnishing goods, 411 Kearny
BERBIINGHAM JOHN% agent CaUfornla and
Mexican S. S. Line, office 10 Market, and school
director, r. 611 Chestnut
Bermingham Lizzie Miss, domestic 8 Liberty
Bermingham. See Birmingham
Bermuibe Charles, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Berna Frederick, r. 649 Third
Bemal Manuel, clerk Lazard Freres, r. 806 Stockton
Bernard A. Mrs., r. 21 Ellis
Bernard Abraham C, r. 8443^ Folsom
Bernard Anna Miss, vocalist St. Ann's Rest, r, 1810 Fol
Bernard Annie Miss, machinehand Porter, Oppen-
heimer & Slessinger, r. 28 Rausch
Bernard Cambot, laborer A. T. Noble & Co., r. W e
San Jose Av, nr Thiitieth
Bernard Charles, broker, r. 8 Dupont
BERNARD CHARLES, coffee and spice mills,
707 Sansom, r. 312 Oak .
Bernard Charles A., house and sign painter, 62»
Merchant, r. '2033 Howard
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Mediiim Pine— large assortment.
ANDERSON & BANDOLPH, J£W5l r^, loTMcntgomeiySt
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Bernard Claude, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Bernard EIIph (widow) , r. E s Hartford, bet Eiglit-
eeuth and Nineteenth
Bernard F., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Bernard Flora A. Miss. r. 1305 Montgomery
Bernard Florence, expressman, r. 108 Lilly At
Bernard Francis, carpenter and builder, ofl5'"e 516
Kearny, r. 1515 Hyde
Bernard Frederick, waiter Ruas House
Bernard Hannah (widow), r. 28 Kausch
Bernard Harris, hair dressing saloon, 8E cor Sacra-
mento and Kearny, r. 442 Minna
Bernard Ida L. Miss, assistant Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1515 Hyde
Bernard Isaac, tinware and crockery, 2214 Sixteenth
Bernard J. (Bernard & Pouzadoux), r. 317 Mason
Bernard John, capitalist, r. 17 Oak Grove Av
Bernard John, fisherman, r. N s Union, nr Sansom
Bern-ird John, seaman, r. 5 Drumm
Bernard John F., cl^rk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 631
OFarrell
Bernard John L., millhand Deming, Palmer & Co.,
r. 22 Washington Av
Bernard Joseph F.. laborer, r. 1403 Mason
Bernard Josephine Miss, machinehand Porter. Op-
penheimer A: Slessinjier, r. 28 Bausch
Bernard M. Miss, r. 1108 Taylor
Bernard Mary (widow), r. 144 Fifth
Bernard Michael D.. leather inspector Main & Win-
chester, r. 1305 M )ntgomery
Bernard Michael D. Jr.. tanner, r. 130G Montgomery
Bernard Victoria (widow), r. IIOS Taylor
Bernard Walter, clerk, r. 8 Dupont
Bernard William, r. 34 Ellis
Bernard William J., clerk Vermeil & Wellington, r. 13
Oak Grove Av
Bernard W. Robert, with George W. Gibbs k Co., r.
Oakland
Bernard & Pouzadoux (J. Bernard and Louis Pouza-
doux) . furniture and carpets, 312 Sutter
Bernard! Francois, pantryman G. Wittman & Co., r.
24 Vallejo
Bernardo Joseph F., lumberman J. Wigmore, r. 1403
Mason
Berndt Benjamin, seaman, r. SWcor Spear and Miss
B«rne Patrick, groceries and liquors, 123 Shipley.
Bernert Frederick, porter A. R. Biggs & Co.
Bernesqui Bernard, tanner Dominique Legalist, r. cor
Sixth Av and Q. South S. F.
Bernhamer Harry, restaurant, .504 Market, and 5 Sut-
ter, r. y49 Mission
Bernhard Antaine, cook The Baldwin, r. 2G9 Jessie
Beruhard .Augustus, clerk Simon Bauin, r. 2214 Six-
teenth
Bernhard Bernhard fStahle & Bernhard) , r. 215 Pros-
pect PI
Beruhard George Jr., bartender John H. Dougherty,
r. 604 Pine
Bernhard George J., r. 1129 Turk
Bei-uhard Gustav, merchant, r. 1915 Geary
Bernhard Henry, watchman National Flour Mills, r.
250 Tehama, rear
Bernhard Jacob, machinist Gilbert & Moore, r. 615
Natoma
Bernhard Joseph (Block & Bernhard). r. 318 Turk
Bernhard Peter D., barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 216
Prospect PI
Bernhard Rigolet, r. 6 Clara Lane
Bernhardt C, bartender The Fountain, r. .509 Bash
Bembardy Gustavus, Merchants' Club. 112 Kearny, r.
1915 Geary
Bernheim Eddy, confectioner Rothschild & Ehrenp-
fort, r. Ahlboru House
Bemieri John (Uafletto & Bernirri), r. 1304 Stockton
Bernis Antonio, laborer, r. 525 Green
Bernius Heurittta (widow), bakery, 1325 Sansom
Bemou John, cook, r. « Howard Court
Bernstein Abraham, clerk George Bernstein, r. 713
Ellis
Bernstein Abraham, peddler, r. 62 Shipley
Bernstein Alexander, clerk Q. Bernstein, r. 712 Ellis
Bernstein Augusta, r. 807 Mission
Bernstein Beruhard. cigarmaker John Bollman & Co.,
r. 1622 West Mission
Bernstein Charles, conductor Central R.B.,r. 10 Eddy
Bernstein David, tailor, 729 Folsom
Bernstein Edward, clerk Elias Bernstein, r. 1765 How
BeruBteln Elias. furniture, 151 Third, r. 1765 Howard
Bernstein George, restaurant Bay City Market, 1140
Market, r. 712 Ellis
Bernstein Henry, commission merchant, r. 915 How
Bernstein Herman, tailor, r. 315 Clementina
Bernstein Hyman, junkdealer, 219 Ninth
Bernstein Isaac, clerk George Bernstein, r. 712 Ellis
Bernsteiu John, laborer, r. 705 Harrison
Bernstein Joseph, r. 738 Tehama
Bernstein Louis, clerk Bruno Roman, r. 738 Tehama
Bernstein Louis, salesman Solomon Bernstein, r. 807
Missiou
Bernstein Max, plumber and gasfitter, r. 712 EUie
Bernstein Morris, r. 709 Clementina
Bernstein Peter, expressman, r. 8. Harry PI
Bernstein Philip, butcher George Werner, r. 8W cor
Clar and Polk
BERNSTELN SAMUEL, manufr showcases. 250
L'.arket, r. 16 Hickory Av
Bernstein Solomon, fancy goods, 38 Fourth, r. 807
Mission
Bernstein Solomon, junkdealer Hyman Bernstein, r.
219 Ninth
Bernstercher Charles, barkeeper G. Schmitt, r. 108
Turk
Berntson Emanuel, laborer, r. SE cor Nevada and
Vermont
Bernzott Frank, liquor saloon, SE cor Main and Mar-
ket, r. 522 Grove
Bernzott Michael, hostler Philadelphia Brewery
Bero Max. clerk L. Aiierbach & Co., r. 1003 Lombard
Berolzhiae J., bookeei?er Porter, Oppenheimer k Sles-
einger. r. The Baldwin
Beronio Antonio, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r. So-
nora, nr Union
Beronio Guitano. pioptr Hotel di Roma, 818 Sansom
Beronio Pietro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Berot B., gardener French Hospital, S e Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth
Berrau William R., commercial traveler, r. 322 Fifth
Berrel Jacob, laborer, r. 1806 Stockton
Berri Vincent (Domeneghini & Co.), r. 318 Broadway
Berrill Thomas J., carpenter, r. 114 Fourth
Berring John, porter Snow & May
Berry Augustus, bookkeeper S.<nder'6 Hotel
Berry B., deckhand Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Berry B., longshoreman G. H. Wuitney Pier 10, Sten
Berry Charles, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Berry Charles O., carpenter Union Box Factory, r. 11
Howard
Berry Dora Mrs., furnished rooms, 17 Ellis
Berry Edward, drayman Sherman, Hyde i: Co., r. 710
Vallejo
Berry Edwin W., foreman Spirit of the Times, r. Oak-
land
Berry Enoch, carpenter, r. 1609 Mission
Berry Freedom S.. paper-coUarmaker, r. .530 Third
Berry George F., cabinetmaker Herman Grane, r. 154
Bluxome
Berry George H., painter, r. 30 Erie
Berry Gideon M., bookkeeper Sheriff's Office, r. 1748
Tyler
Borry Gordon G., captain Pacific Mail S. S. CHty of
Peking, r. 515 Webster
Berry Henry, waiter stm George W. Elder, Oregon 3.
S. Co.,Fol.som St.Wliarf
Berry Henry H.. master mariner, r. 409 Folsom
Berry James, chaiumaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Berry James, clerk, r. 8t>3'<j Market
Berry James, laborer, r. 3ti3 Clementina
Berry James, shipcarpeutor, r. 164 Silver
Berry James, Jr., machinist, r. 164 Silver
Berry James L. (Berry k cary), r. I."i7 Montgomery
Berry J. J., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montttomery
Berry John (Grisw<)ld & Berry) , r. Golden Gate Hotel
Berry John, r. 5u2 Broadw:iy
Berry Johu, baker Robert Stein, r. 1137 Folsom
Berry John, bra.ssmoulder, r. 363 Clementina
Berry John, coachman \V. F. Babcock. r. 325 Folsom
Berry Judith B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Mont
Berry Lizzie, tailoress, r. 161 Silver
Berry L. S. (widow), r. 1419 Taylor
Berry Mary (widow;, r. 363 Clementina
Berry Michael, deckhand stm Capital, Oakland Perry,
r. Oakland
Berry Michael, fireman tug Rescue, r. 82 Clem, rear
Berry P., r. 867 Market
Berry Patrick, collector package freight, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Berry Patrick, Jaborer .Augustus Diggins, r. N « Fell,
bet Devisadero and Scott
Berry Patrick, night watchman Michelssen, Brown &
Co., r. W s Utsh, nr Sixteenth
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomeiy Street. Manufacture Fine Shirts to Order.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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Berry Bichard, laborer, r. 2G0 Clara
Berry Richard, miner, r. 1322 Kearny
Berrv Richard, second assistant engineer stm New-
bern, Folsom St.Wharf
Berry Richard, waiter S. 8. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co,
Berry T., laborer PaciBc Mail S. S. Co.
Berry Thomas, carpenter California Mills, r. 1723
Jessie
Berry Thomas, watchman Oregon S. S. Co., Folsom
St.Wharf, r. Second Av, bet Fifteenth and Six-
teenth
Berry Thomas H., operator W. U. Telegraph Co., r.
11150 Tyler
BERRY THOMAS H., with Lee D. Craig, r. 237
Sixth
Berry William, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Berry William D., compositor Spirit of the Times, r.
Oakland
Berry William F., clerk Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, r. 14: Geary
Berry W. O. M. (Berry & Place), r. 938 Filbert, Oak-
land
Berry & Gary (James L. Berry and Cornelius Gary),
hackmeu, SW cor Bush and Montgomery
BERRY & PLACE fW. O. M. Berry and James F.
Place), importers, machines, and mill supplies,
SW cor Market and Fremont, opposite Front
Berryman Andrew, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Berryman C. Mrs., r. 130 Guerrero
Berryman F. M., wood and coal, 413 Pacific, r. Berk-
eley
Berryman H., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotf-1
Berryman James, capitalist, r, Brooklyn Hotel
Berryman John J., market. 108 Twelfth
Berson A. & Son (Gustave Berson), carpets and fur-
niture, 710 and 7U Washington
Berson Adolph (A. Berson & Son), r. 429 Sutter
Berson Alexandrine Mrs., laundry, 429 Sutter
Bers m Gustave (A. Berson & Son), r. 429 Sutter
Bert Bernard (Henry Schroder & Co.), r. Bordeaux
Bert Charles, salesman C. & F. Nauman, r. NW cor
Shotwdll and Twentieth
Bert Edward R., compositor Taylor k Nevin, r. 16
Twentieth
Bert Frederick W., theatrical manager, r. 662 Twen-
tieth
Bert. See Burt.
Berta Antoinette, laundry Mrs. A. Berson, r. 810
Vallejo
Berta Domini ck, waiter Perini and Ferini, r. SW cor
Sacramento aud Stockton
Bertalachi Sebastian, interpreter, r. -518 Vallejo
Bertandias Alphonse, carpenter, r. 409 Fourth
Bertaud Eugene H., cook, r. 1230 Bush
Bertiiud Joseph, Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Mont
Bertelle Jean, laundryman, r. 8 Polk lane
Bertels Albert, cabinetmaker 8.F. Furniture Factory,
r. 318 Folsom
Bertelsen A., clerk, r. 802 Stockton
Bertelsen Otto, drayman NW cor Front and Com-
mercial, r. 319 Ninth
Bertelson Christian, shoemaker SE cor Fourth and
and Townsend, r. NW cor Fourth and Berry
Berth John, carpenter Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 247 Clara
Bertha Achille, laborer Loo & Lahaille, r. 827 Vallejo
Bertheau C. Jr. (Henry Balzer & Co.) , r. 730 McAllis-
ter
Berthier A., physician, r. 715 Howard
Berthier Albert C, clerk, r. 142 Seventh
Berthold Charles L., butcher, r. 14 Calhoun
Berthold Katrina Mrs., market, 206 Broadway, r. 14
Calhoun
Berthold Louis, butcher, r. 14 Calhoun
Bertholdt Emilie Miss, sewing machine operator, r.
1809 Powell
Bertholdt Max, r. 1809 Powell
Berti Giacondo, fruit merchant, r. 13185^ Pacific
Berti Michael, cook Charles Derico, r. 416 Pacific
Bertin A. Mme., dress and cloakmaker, 9 Leavenworth
Bertin Alexandre, dyeing and scouring, 430 Bush,
1205 Stock, 143 Post, and 521 Filbert, r. 430 Bush
Bertin E. Mme., dressmaking, r. 9 Leavenworth
Bertin Leon, packer Etienue & Von Voss, r. 1018
Washington
Bertin Maria J. (widow) , r, 732 Harrison
Bertin Paul, jeweler Oal. Jewelry Co., r. West Oak-
land
Bertini Amedeo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bertling C, longshoreman, r. 18 First
Bertocchi Virgilio. vegetable peddler, r. Webster, bet
McAllister and Tyler
Bertody Charles, physician, office and r. 1005 Stockton
Bertola H., r. 115 Virginia
Bertola P., r. 310 J6 Montgomery At
Bertolani Peter, groceries and liquors, 142 Folsom
Bertoloci Guiseppo, proptr Hotel de Lucco, 307
Broadway
Berton Augustus A., clerk William Lewie &Co., r. 436
Hayes
BERTON F. & CO. (Edward Galliard), bankers
and assayers (successors to Swiss- American
Bank), office 527 Clay
Berton Flavien, cook Bergez & Klein, r. cor Stockton
and Sacramento
BERTON FRANCIS (F. Bertou & Co.), and Con-
sul Switzerland aud Portugal, office 527 Clay, r.
Union Club
Bertorelli Luigi, watchman, r. 1.506 Dupont
Bertram Anna (widow) , r. 1128 Greenwich
Bertram Charles L., liquor saloon, 611 Jackson, r. 22
John
Bertram Dora (widow) , domestic 140 Twelfth
Bertram H., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1028
Montgomery
Bertram Hermann, laborer S. B. Lnrdner, r. 610 Sixth
Bertram J., salesman, r. 729 California
Bertram Thomas, tinner, r. 219 Eleventh
Bertrand Alfred, cook, r. 210 Montgomery At
Bertrand Andrew, furrier, 309 Sutter
Bertrand B. F.. cook Edward Ohlen, r. 712 Vallejo
Bertrand David, oystermau R. II. Swain & Co., r. 528
Bush
Bertrand Dennis, cook Henry Hoesch, r. 521 Union
Bertrand F., clerk, r. 608 Sixth
Bertrand George, r. 108 Virginia
Bertrand John, brewer, r. 409 Pacific.
Bertrand Norri-s, laborer R. R. Swain i Co., r. 528
Bush
Bertrand R. (widow), seamstress, r. 13 Louisa
Bertrand du Crozet C. H., cook R. R. Swain & Co., r.
1230 Bush
Bertrande Baron, blacksmith J. Dupuy & Co., r. 1220
Powell
Bertrandius A., furniture dealer, 409 Fourth
Bertsch Gottlieb, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1420
Pine
Bertucci Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bertucci Salvatore. Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
BERTZ J. & CO., Havana cigars, and Vuelta
Abajo tobacco, SE cor Market and Fremont
Bertz Jacob (J. Bertz k Co.), r. 2215 Fillmore
Berwick David, plumber Sutherland k Gray, r. 145
Silvei
Berwick Henrietta W., domestic 1212 Clay
Berwick Robert C, clerk John W. White, r. 1212 Clay-
Berwick Thomas, sailmakcr, r. 11*3 Clay, rear
Berwick William B., helper Pacific Iron Works, r.
Wool, Bernal Height.-*
Berwick William T., ui)hol8terer, r. 1212 Clay
Berwin Herman B., salesman P. Berwin & Bro., r.
1320 Tyler
Berwin Louis D., tailor, 921 Market
Berwin Manie P., bookkeeper P. Berwin k Bro., r.
1320 Tyler
BERWIN P. & BROTHER, importers hats
aud caps. 111 Battery
Berwin Pincus (P. Berwin k Brother) . r. 1320 Tyler
Berz August, blacksmith, r. 1813 Stockton, rear
Beeby Henry, barkeeper Timothy McCarthy, r. 314
Ivy Av j
Beschormann Adolph, upholsterer Schlueter & Vol-
berg, r. 5 Laskie
Beschormann August H., salesman Koch k Rogers, r.
5 Laskie
Beschormann Charles F., clerk California Demokrat,
r. 312 Post
Beschormann Otto, upholsterer, r. 5 Laskie
Besecke William (Wagener & Besecke), r. 1906 Larkin
Besendorf M., sawyer Pacific Furniture Co., r. 223
Ritth
Besenthal jVdolph, cook Michael Deutsch, r. 761 Miss
Besenthal Ernst, cook. r. 409 Pacific
Besenthal Herman, porter Anne Finke, r. 409 Pacific
Beslev H. C, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn., Druida'
Hall
Besroux Desire, laborer, r. 8t. Charles Hotel
Besse Charles, r. 153'^ Third
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
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Besse J. O., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. W 8
Broderick, bet California and Sacramento
Bessemer Henry L., chemist and perfumer, r. 1587
Turk
BeBsi Giovanni, {jardener Louis Pitto, r. E s San Jose
Road, nr Industrial School
Bessigalupi Joseph, huckster, r. Ee Church, bet Mar-
ket and Fifteenth
Bessini Bernardo, r. 5l!2 Chestnut
Besson Frederick L., 8a.<?h and doormaker, r. ll'i'i Miss
Bessou Gr. G,, r. 6 Clara Lane
Besson Jean A., papercarrier, r. 52S Vallejo
Bessoa Julia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 112'J Mission •
Best Albert W., carriageijainter, G7 and Ui) Stevenson,
r. 44 Everett
Best and Belcher Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Wil-
liam Willis secretary, office 29 Nevada Block
Best Antone X., seaman, r. Golden Gate House
Best George W.. conduct'jr Sutter St. R. K., r. 2700
Pierce
Best James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New Mont-
gomery
Best John, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 1603 Eddy
Beat John T., clerk Light-House Engineer, 120 Sutter,
r. ai'J Fremont
Best William, r. .510 Leavenworlh
Bester John H. (Bester & Nommensen) . r. 4 Vallejo
PI
Bester & Nommensen (John H. Bester and Charles E.
Nommensen). liquor saloon, .54S Jackson
Besthorn Christopher, machinist, r. IH First
Besthorn (iL'orge, painter, r. .WO O'Farrell
Besthorn Hermann, boot and shoemaker, 206 Post, r.
9 William
Besthorn Hermann, liquor saloon, 7 Stevenson
Bestitr Fritz, shoemaker A. Koenig, r. 225 Morton
Beston John, stagecarpenter Adelphi Theatre, r. 021
California
Bestor H.-urv T. (Bestor & Newcum), r. 1921 Sutter
Besti r & Newcum (H. T. Bestor and J. W. Newcum),
architects, office 402 Montgomery, room 27
Betancue Joseph P., photographer, 402 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Betche August, cooper David Woerner, r. cor Eureka
and Sevcuteenth
Betche Charles, machinist John G. lis, r. 6 Bernard
Betger Charles E., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 736
Green
Betger Edward, bootmaker, 543 }>i Merch, r. 736 Green
Betger Gustave, clerk J. J. Pfister & Co., r. 736 Green
Beth Adolph, waiter Michael Deutsch
Bethel Thomas W., sergeant police City Hall, r. 005
Fell
Bethja Theodore, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Bethye Theodore, clerk John Niemann, r. 413 Jones
Betkowski Martin, luarblecutter William Black, r.
020 Stevenson
Betron Ferdiu;.ud, cabinetmaker, r. 8 August Alley
Betsi-hart Frank, laborer Huber & Gercke, r. 317 Bush
Betsire John, cook Nevada Ueslaurant, r. 1116 Bryant
Betska Bertha, domestic 511 Eddy
Bettelheim Aaron S. Rev. Dr., rabbi Mason Street
Synagogue, r. 1311 Larkiu
Bettelheim Paul, bookkeeper J. J. Lcszynsky, r. 1311
Larkin
Belteucourt Cesar A., hairdresser Adam Grimm, Lick
House
BetUncourt Frank, pantryman Pacilic Mail S. S.
Granada, r. 0 Pollard Place
Bettencourt J. de Sousa, physician, office and r. 309
Dupout
Bettencourt Joseph C. S., barber Ferdinand Sand. r.
941 Howard
Betterniann Emer, bookkeeper, r. 1115 Shotwell
Bettes O. J., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 1434 Jack-
eon, r. ISOH Larkiu
Betting er W. H., student Hcald's Business College
Bettlni Antonio, pastry cook The Baldwin, r. C27
Broadway
Bettmau Gustav M., bookkeeper Blochman & Cerf, r.
508 Eddy
Bettmau Leonard, clerk Weil Bros. & Co., r. 508 Kddy
BETTMAX MOSES, soap mauuf, 311 Commercial,
r. 50H Kildy
Bettmau Kigmund, with Moses Bcttman, r. 508 Eddy
Bettram Charles, saloonkei-per, r. 22 John
BettH James .VI., iusurauce surveyor Sanborn Map
and Publishing Co., r. Palace Hotel
Betts Peter M., vice-president Betts Spring Co., o£^Ce
218 Fremont, r. Oakland
BETTS SPRING CO., WilWam M. Betts presi-
I dent, Peter M. Betts vice-president. Edwin Fret- •
' well secretary, office 218-220 Fremont
Betts William, springlitter Betts Spring Co., r. Oat-
I land
BETTS •WIL.LJAM M., president Betts Spring
1 Co., office 218 Fremont, r. Oakland
Betz John W., cigars and tobacco, 136 Second
Betz Joseph, foreman L. Siebcnhauer & Co., r. 171
I Sixteenth
I Betz Morris, printer, r. 207 Powell
I Betzel Charlotte Miss, r. 1512 Octavia
I Betzel Isador. bookkeeper Held Brothers & Co., r.
I 1512 Octavia
I Betzel Louis, r. 1512 Octavia
1 Betzold Jacob, butcher Charles F. Wagner, r. cor
I Thirteenth Av and N, South S. F.
i Betzold Matthias (Betzold ,(: Niemann), r. 41:-! O'Far
: Betzold k. Niemann (Matthias Betzold, and Henry
I Niemann) , bakers, 26 Dupout, and 1320 Polk
. Beuke Herman, r. 324 Ritch
I Beuutielich .iutoine, capitalist, r. Silver Av, nr Uui-
I versity Mound College
Beutel George, carpenter, r. 411 Pacific
' Beutler Emily (widow), r. 1111 Jones
I Beiitler Frank B., foreman Georee W. Clark, r. 129
I Turk
I Bevan A. B., physician, office and r. 603 Hyde
1 Bevans Isaac L., printer, r. 921 McAllister
I Bevans James, waiter, r. 2019 Hyde
Bevans. See Bevius
Bevell Henry, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 8
Park Av
Bevell M.Trgaret (widow), r. 8 Park Av
Beven William, morroccodresser Funke & Co., r.
Marsh Hou.se, Sixth Av, South S. F.
Beveridge George F., clerk King & Rodgers, r. 2205
Devisadero
Beveridge Horatio, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 2006
Jackson
Beverley Ruth M. (widow) . nurse, r. 334 Fremont
Beverly John, clerk, r. 1815 Jones
Beversen Brothers (Martin & Carsten), groceries and
liquors, 570 Mission
Beversen Carsten (Beversen Brothers), r. 568 Miss
Beversen Martin (Beversen Brothers), r. 508 Mission
Beverson Henry, driver City R. R., r. 44 Louisa
Bevilockway Louis M., machinist Fulton Foundry, r.
49 Stanly PI
Bewley Clilt)n L.. salesman Roos Bros., r. 927 Geary
Bewley William J., clerk, r. 618 California
Beyer .\.dolph (Beyer >V Fortman), r. 23S Sixteenth
Beyer Edward P., coUarmaker Main 4 Winchester, r.
18 First
BEYEU GEORGE, liquor saloon, 2221 Powell,
cor Bay
Beyer Louis H., barber, 1330 Dupont, r. 025 Vallejo
Beyer William, barkeeper A. H. Vaughan, r. Oakland
Beyer & Fortman (.\dolph Beyer, and Frederick Fort-
man), liquor saloim, 238 Sixteenth
Bejerle Ernst, coppersmith John G. lis. r. 830 Pac
Beyers John B., wharfinger Pacific St. Wharf . r. 414
Green
Beyers Lewis, r. 565 Howard
I Beyers Mary (widow), r. 625 Vallejo
i Beyers Robert J., bookkeeper, r. 414 Green
I BeyersJorf John, engineer, r. 40M Geary
Beyersdorf Louis, bartender Jolin Cappadacy
I Beyersdorf M., laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Beynon David, laborer, r. S s Sierra, nr Michigan
Bez Charles, brasslinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 1129
Folsom
Beze Bernard, laborer Francis Larroche, r. NE cor
Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Bezzini Abondio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 53^ Eeamy
Bezziui Julio, Swiss Benev. Soc, h\ Kearny
BforUander Alfred, waiter Michael B. Moraghan, r.
711 California
BI.\GI D. * CO. (Bartolomeo N. Trobeck), pro-
duce commission, NW cor Washington and San
Biagi Domenico (D. Biagi & Co.), r. 610 Sacramento
Bia-i Paul, baker, r. 13.37 Dnpont
Biagini Casimir, blacksmith O. Massone, r. 8 Bartol
Bia»{ini Filippo, fisherman. NEcor Vallejo and Front
Biagini Florin, wood and coal. SE cor Bdwy and Kear
Biagini Jacob, blacksmith G. Massone, r. 4 Bartol
Biagini Rosi, laborer, r. 0 Bartol
Bianca Nicholas, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Biancalana Leonirdo (Marsili & Co.), r. 11 Bdwy
Biauchi Angelo, tailor, r. 5 Gaven
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Bianchi Antonietta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bianchi Battista, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5,^ Kearny
BiuncUi Charles, marble works, 1250 Market, r. 24
Wetmore PI
Bianchi Eugenio, teacher vocal music, r. 7G5 Market
Bianchi Guiseppe, wood carver, 952 Mission
Biauchini B., waiter A Loprcsti, r. 224 Jessie
Binnconi Inocente, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J^ Kearny
Biandri Joseph, tisherman, r. 894 Front
Biaratu Peter, fiisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Biarnez Amaris, laundry, 918 Larkin
Biaruez Aristide, laundryman Amaris Biarnez, r. 910
Larkin
Biart Henry G-.. jeweler, 521 Valencia, r. 1849 Stev
Biarntu Nicholas, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Bibb A. B., extramau Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F.
F, D., r. N 8 Pacific, bet Jones and Leavenworth
Bibb Daniel H., clerk, r. 237 Seventh
Bibb George H., clerk Lockhart & Porter, r. 957 Mar-
ket
Bibbero Davjd, salesman J.ulius H. Hirschfleld, 510
Kearny
Bibbins George W., mining operator, r. 204 McAllister
Bibbins Tracy L. (Bibbins & Co.) , r. 1507 Leavenworth
Bibbins & Co. {Tracy L. Bibbins), real-estate agents,
314 Bush
Bibby Alfred, importer kid gloves, 3 Kearny, r. San
Kafael, Marin County
r.ibeau Isai, blacksmith, SE cor Mission and Eugenia
Biber Adam, cigarmaker John Bollmau & Co., r. W s
Montgomery Av, bet Broadway and Vallejo
Biber Bertha Mrs., dressmaking, 1003 Powell
Biber E. Mrs., r. 22 Geary
Biber George, r. 1003 Powell
Biber John, miner, r. 4U9 Pacific
Bibergall I., peddler, r. 1102 Pacific
Bibilich Joseph, waiter Antonio Birch, r. 722 Har
BIBL.K TRUTH DEPOT, Charles Montgomery
proptr. 223 Second
Jiibo Samuel {Schoenholz Bros. & Co.),r. 1903 Fill-
more
Bich August, blacksmith, r. 420 O'Farrell
BICHARD NICHOLAS, coal, 16 and 18 Howard,
r. 365 First
Bick Robert, upholsterer, 606 Post, r. 521 Geary
Bickel Madeline (widow) , r. 26 Haight
Bickelman Frederick B., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71
New Montgomery
Bickiord Clarence E., clerk Rudolph Hochkofler, r.
524 Jones
Bickford Leonard H., pres. Ventura Rock Soap Co.,
r. Silver Av, nr San Bruno Road
Bickford Thomas M., engineer Pioneer Carpet Beat-
ing Machines, r. 4335^ Clementina
Bickle Stella Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 215 Post
Bicknell Bertha A. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 138 McAllister
Bicknell Elizabeth (widow), r. 434 Minna
Bicknell Freeman, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer
& Slessinger, r. 919 Howard
Bicknell Isaac, furnished rooms, 138 McAllister
Bicknell James N., steward Joseph Barron, r. 604
Stockton
Bickwell N., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Bidden Moody, speculator, r. 727 Vallejo
Biddick Ann (widow) , r. 21 Rausch, rear
Biddick James, carpenter, r. 21 Rausch, rear
Biddolph James, collector, r. 619 Mission
Bidinger William, barber Charles H. Coleman, r.
Chicago Hotel
Bidlack William W., physician, office and r. 517 Pine
Bidleman Enoch G., bookkeeper E. Martin & Co.. r.
East Oakland
Bidleman William A., salesman E. Martin & Co., r,
310 Ninth
Bidwell John E., salesman E. Mansbach, r. 15 Rin-
con PI
Bidwell Richard, policeman City Hall, r. 1517 Polk
Bieber Julius, importer Japanese goods, 824 Market,
r. 335 Turk
Biedenbach August, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and
Mission, r. 140 Silver
Biederman Louis, with William Gerstenberg,r. 530
Natoma
Biedinger Charle.s G., machinist I. H. Small, r. 307
Fourth
Biehl Herman, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Biehl John A., barkeeper Charles Fox, r. 1122 Sac
Bielawski Casimir, draughtsman U. 8. Surveyor Gen.
eral's Office, r. 1615 Clay
1015
1015
Bieleck Adam B., tailor, r. 339 Sixth
Bieleck H. Mrs., midwife, r. 339 Sixth
Bielenberg Hermann, butcher Breiling & Dahl, r. 5G2
Howard
Bielenberg Peter, groceries and liquors, 31 Tehama
Bielenberg Peter H.. master mariner, r. 1137 Harrison
Bieler Adolph, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Bielski Max (Jacoby & Bielski) , r. 273 Clara
Bien Abraham J., locksmith Joseph Bien, r. 1216
Pierce
Bien Joseph, locksmith and machinist, 412 Commer-
cial, r. 1216 Pierce
Bien Morris, draughtsman U. S. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 1216 Pierce
Bienenfeld Bernard, clerk E. Bienenfeld,
Larkin
Bienenfeld Ellas, dry-goods, 1015 Larkin
Bienenfeld Herman, clerk E. Bienenfeld,
Larkin
Bienenfeld Mary Miss, r. 1540 Ellis
Biento Antonio, machinist, r. 420 Drumm
Bientz Charles, waiter, r.221 Minna
Bierbrauer Charles, tinsmith, r. 1 Montgomery Court
Bierbrauer John, cabinetmaker, r. 662 Bryant
Bicrce A. G., journalist The Argonaut, r. San Rafael
Bierce Albert S., sweep cellar operative melter and
refiner's department U. S. Mint, r. 1162 West,
Oakland
Bierig Charles (L. & M. Kahn & Co.), r. 112 Kearny
Bierman Louis, cook S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Biermann Julius, bakery, r. 1216 Pacific
Biermas Charles, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. SW
cor Eighteenth and Folsom
Biers Albert, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Biers Charles H., cabinetmaker Pac Furniture
Manuf . Co., r. 10 Boardman PI
Bierschwale Charles, carpenter, r. Thirtieth Av, nr
San Bruno Road, South S. F.
Biesta Frederico, clerk Italian Consul, 625 Front, r.
331 Montgomery
Biesterfield Oscar, r. 22 Turk
Bietz Maria Mrs., dressmaker, r. 912 Clay
Bigaroni GiiiseiDpi, salesman Bavarian Brewery, r.
406 Montgomery Av
Bigaze Louis A., sewing machines, 14043^ Powell
Bigelow Charles L., superintendent Western Iron
Works, r. 204 Ellis
Bigelow Clara J. Mrs., assistant Columbia Street Pri-
mary School, r. 228 Shotwell
Bigelow Daniel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1.54 Dora
Bigelow Francis H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
530 Bryant
Bigelow H. B. {Holcomb Bros. & Co.) , r. New Haven,
Connecticut
Bigelow Henry, driver City R. R., r. 1807 Mission
Bigelow Henry, laborer, r. (;02 Buchannan
Bigelow Henry D., r. 1008 Green
BIGEIiOW HENRY H., general manager Home
Mutual Insurance Co. office 406 Cal, r. 1008 Green
Bigelow John K., machinist Nathan W. Spaiilding, r.
San Jose
Bigelow Jonathan E., insurance agent, office 409 Cali-
fornia, r. 228 Shotwell
Bigelow Louis, driver City R. R.. r. 1807 Mission
Bigelow Samuel C, capitalist, office 202 Sansom, room
7, r. NW cor Steiner and McAllister
Bigelow S. H. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1830 Bush
Bigelow William J., brakemau Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 624 Fourth
Bigt;er Alexander, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S.
City of New York, r. 1806 Stevenson
Bigger John G., second steward Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska
Bigger N. E. Mrs., r. 1806 Stevenson
Bigger William H., express wagon NE cor Washing-
ton and Front, r. 24 Lewis
Biggert John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Biggin Thomas J., engineer, r. 103 Clark
Biggins Bridget Miss, cook 632 Brannan
Biggins James, stableman James McDevitt, 911 San
Biggins John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Biggins Patrick, proptr Haight House, 632 Brannan
Biggs Abel R. (A. R. Bigg.s & Co.) , r. 2922 Clay
Biggs Albert, hostler Nathaniel H. Roy, r. S s Point
Lobos Av, bet Fourth and Fifth avs
BI6GS A. R & CO. (Ferdinand Gambs), wines
and liquors, 305 California
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Biggs David, butcher Poly, Heilbron & Co., r. cor ,
Railroad and Seventh avs. South S. F.
Biggs Harrv C, bookeeper Larzelere & Withani, r.
•2922 Clay
Biggs John E., propr Flume House, E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Biggs John H. L., vaquero Poly, Heilbron & Co., r.
cor Railroad and Seventh avs. South S. F.
Biggs Matthew, stonecutter, r. E s Point Lobes Av,
bet Ferrie and Collins
Biggy Cornelius, r. 523 Howard
Biggy John J., finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 523
Howard
Biggy Terrence, hostler N. B. and Mission K. R., r.
523 Howard
Biggy William, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Biggy William J., brassmolder, r. 523 Howard
Bigio Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
BIG1.EY BROTHERS (Daniel and George), gro-
ceries and provisions, NE cor Clay and Davis
Bigley Daniel (Bigley Brothers), r. 203 Eleventh
Bigley George (Bigley Brothers), r. 203 Eleventh
Bigley Jennie Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 832 Mission
Bigley John, helper melter and refiners' department
U. S. Mint, r. 229 Capp
Bigley Martin, lumberman, r. 10 Howard
Bigley Mary (widow), r. 502 Stockton
Bigley Thomas, shipwright, calkerand sparmaker,!!
Spear, r. 832 Mission
Bigne P., laborer French Hospital, S s Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Bigne Vincent (G. Wittman & Co.), r. 1006M Wash
Bignell Henry, teamster Alexander Waugh & Co., r.
112 Main
Bignotti Jacomo, gardener, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Bignotti Luisa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Bigsby M. (widow), branch bakery, 1111 Howard
Bigwood Joseph B., blacksmith, r. 31494 Bitch
Bihan Napoleon, porter A. Levy & Co., r. 116 Freelon
Bilaleau Louis, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Biliiy .\nthony F., manager Lachman & Jacobi, SE
cor Second and Mission, r. 4 Ridley
Bilay Hugo A., silversmith Schulz & Fisher, r. 4 Rid-
ley
Bilflnger Gustave, distributing agent, r. 1332 Dupont
Bill Conrad, restaurant, 29 Drumm
Bill C -nrad. upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r. 7
Card Alley
Bill George (Tvson & Bill), r. 427 Union
Bill Philip, r. 29 Ritch
Bill William A., clerk Dwight S. Weaver, r. 762 How
Billaney John, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 42 Clara
Bille Jean, waiter Francois Laeoste, r. 811 Stockton
Billeck Paul, salesman L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 339
Sixth
Billell William, laborer, r. S a Elizabeth, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Billey Abraham, painter John Cooney, r. 771 Mission
Billinger Cliarles, machinist, r. 307 Fourth
Billii)g.-i A. Dwight, actor, r. 1527 Post
Billings David R. (D.R.Billings & Co.), r. 7 Tele-
graph PI
Billings D. R. & Co. (G. E. Cook), groceries and
liquors, 1311 Stockton
Billings Edward P., clerk John P. H. Wentworth, r.
534 California
Billings George E. (Billings, Harbourne & Co.) , r. 1612
Clav
Billings H. A. (widow), r. 819 Howard
BIL.JL.IXGS, H.VRBOVRXE «.t CO. (George E.
Billings, John W. Harbourne, Charles B. Tiurrill
and .\. M. Robertson), books and stationery, 3-5
Montgomery
Billings John, cariieuter, r. 613 Mission
I Billings Joseph, sianian ttni Newport, r. 531 East
1 Billings Kate (widow), furnished rooms, 55 Minna
Billingsley William J., coachman George W. Beaver
Billninn Nicholas, stableman C. F. Dryer, r. 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Billow W., tailors Pro. Uniop, SWcor Eear and Morton
Biloll Jean, baker, r. 021 Pacific
Bilse Adolph, with Phienix and Home Ins. Co., r. 9
August Alley
Bilse Jacob, salesman James Alexander, r. 10 Bryant
Biltou Frederick, baskctmaker, r. 126 Hayes
Binder Carl A., bartender John Hoss, r. 244 Sutter .
Binder Charles W., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 34
Ellis
Binder George J., bookkeeper Ballard & Hall, r. 1935
Geary
Binder L. Frank, U. S. Navy, r. 1935 Geary
Bine Leon (Bine& Georges), r. 100 Stockton
BIiVE SOLiOMO]V, importer, and retail trimmings
and fancy goods, 130 Kearny, r. 1006 Geary
Bine & Georges (Leon Bine and Hippolyte Georges),
merchant tailors, 119 Sutter
Bineaud Leon, wigmaker and ladies' hairdresser, 023
Broadway
Binet John H., carpenter W. E. Edwards, r. 213 Miss
Bing George, barber Hammam Baths, 13 Dupont
Bingham Alexander, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r.
435 Pine
Bingham Charles C, r. 531 Capp
Bingham Dora (widow), r. 415 Mason
Bingham Edward T., rubber stampmaker C. A. Klink-
ner, 320 Sansom
Bingham Henry (Menzies & Bingham), r. 1808 Dupont
Bingham Lindsley G., bookkeeper L. P. Fisher, r. 505
Hyde
Bingham Maria McL. (widow), r. 505 Hyde
Bingham W. Frank, clerk Evening Post, r. 2929 Sac
Bingle William, carpenter, r. 1033 Eddy
Bingley R. C. (Smart .*c Co.), r. Oakland
Bini Joseiih, macaroni b«ker L. Valente, r. 210 Bdwy
Bini Luigi, r. ll.')l Howard
Bink Anthonv, carriagemaker M. KitzmuUer, r. 217 3t5
Clara
Binke Mary (widow) , r. 129 Clara
Binning Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 105
Eighth
Binswanger Jjouis, r. 805?^ Geary
Biociua Nicholas, porter Sabatie, Suich & Co., r. 1309
Ellis
Birabent Marcus A.,r. 724 Filbert
Birard Edward, furnished rooms, 1403 Stockton and
702 Vallejo
Birbie Henry, butcher, r. 3 Tenth Av, nr Railroad
Av, South S. F
Birce Frank A., Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New,
Montgomery
Birch Antonio, restaurant. 212 Brannan
BIRCH, ARGALli & CO. (William H. Birch and
John Argall), i^roptrs California Machine Works,
119 Bcale
Birch H. V., waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon S.
S. Co., Folsom St.Wharf
Birch Joseph, butcher Emil Kirch, r. W s Castro, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Birch Minnie, domestic, r. 'OO'.i Polk
Birch Patrick, laborer, r. 720 Brannan, rear
Birch Thomas J., bookkeeper and manager Daily Ex-
aminer, r. 511 Greenwich
Birch William, r. 947 >s Folsom
Birch William A., bookkeeper H. H. Noble & Co., r.
913 Sacramento
Birch William H. (Birch. Argall & Co.), r. 1906
Laguna
Birch W. W., with Birch, Argall & Co., r. 1906 Laguna
Birch, see Burch
Birchell Edmund, fruits and vegetables, r. 1603 Eddy
Birchoft Antone, with George A. F. Jansen, r. NE cor
First and Brannan
Bird Catherine (widow), r. 044 3iS Jessie
Bird C. W., clerk Central Pac. B. R. r. 333 Eddy
Bird Albert B., collector Jackson St.Wharf, r. 710
Vallejo
Bird Edward, engineer, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Bird Edwin (Baker & Bird), r 03(5 Commercial
Bird Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, r. 410 Folsom
Bird Ellen, domestic 225 Leavenworth
Bird Franklin, Assn. Shipwrights' Jour. ofBce 71 New
Montgomery
Bird Henry, with Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 708 Lombard
Bird Henry C, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W B
Iowa ur Nevada
Bird James, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 129 Ship
Bird James, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r. 139
Natoma
Bird Johannes W., upholsterer, r. 1 Eureka PI
Bird John F., machinist George L. Pierce, r. 439 Clem-
entina
Bird J. W. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1 Eureka PI
Bird Mary (widow), r. 139 Natoma
Bird Michael, weigher Washington St. Wharf, r. Oak-
land
BIRD XELSOX J., physician and surgeon, office
and r. lOiU Mission
I Bird Patrick, bookkeeper C. Curtin, r. 044 J^ Jessie
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Bird Patrick F., assistant bookkeeper C. Curtin, r.
644}^ Jessie
Bird Peter, seaman stm George W. Elder, Oregon S.
S. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Bird Kichard, laborer freight department Central Pac.
R. K., r. 125 Clinton, rear
Bird Robert, jeweler and diamondsetter, r. 1313
Pacific
Bird Samuel J., shoemaker, 658 Mission, r. 161 Clara
Bird Thomas, liquor saloon, 320 Third
Bird Thomas J., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 928
Clay
Bird W. Mrs., r. 11 Kearny
Bird Walter F., r. 1120 Market
Bird William, tailor, r. 'J28 Clay.
Bird Wilson Mrs., r. 115 Kearny
Birdsall David H., r. 8,"^ Harriet
Birdsall Elizabeth (widow), r. 765 Harrison
Birdsall George, policeman City Hall, r. 320 Ritch
Birdsall Gertrude Mrs., r. 620 Pine
Birdsall L. A., physician, r. Palace Hotel
Birdsall Rebecca Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo-
politan Primary School, r. 8 'i Harriet
Birdsall William hostler, r. 8 Oregon
Birdsall Zcphariah.wagonmaster Wells, Fargo & Co., r
»■>! Green
Birge Frederick E., r. 313 O'Farrell
Birge H. M., messman stm George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Birge -James J., dentist, office and r. 313 Kearny
Birge .J. M., clerk, r. 229 O'Farrell
Birkeland Monson J. (Stewart & Birkeland), r. NW
cor Folsom and Twenty-fourth
Birkholm H. H., master mariner, office 303 East
Birkholz -John F, tailor, r. N s Dunn Alley, bet Kearny
and Montgomery
Birklund Charles, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 529
Sixth
Birmingham Edmund R., r. 1626 Eddy
Birmingham Edward F., foreman Thomas Day, r.
1419 Hyde
Birmingham John, policeman City Hall, r. 1008 Pac
Birmingham Margaret (widow), r. 24 Ash Av
Birmingham Peter Rev., assistant pastor St. Patrick's
Church, r. 744 Mission
Birmingham Thomas, saddler Main & Winchester, r.
1626 Eddy
Birmingham. See Bermingham
Birnbaum H. B., clerk, r. 2915 Sacramento
Birnbaum Isaac, delivery clerk Ackerman Brothers, r.
706 Ellis
Birnie Robert, clerk Hale Rix, r. 3255^ Bush
Birrill George B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 771
Mission
Birth Heinrich S.. mill hand Haskell & Bode, r. S s
Treat Av, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Bisigne Jouquin, tlsherman, r. 898 Front
Bisaguo Joseph (Bisagno & Reca'te) , r. 924 Pacific
Bisagno Luigi, real-e-tateagent, r, 924 Pacific
Bisagno Victor (Bisagno & Barry), r. 924 Pacific
Bisagno & Barry (Victor Bisagno and William I.
Barry) real-estate agents and collectors, office,
328 Montgomery, room 24
Bisaguo & Recarte (J. Bisagno and D. H. Recarte)
stock and money brokers and cigars, 500 Kearny
Bisbee D. W. F. ( Bisbep, Williams & Co) , r. 1616 Geary
BISBEE, WILLIAMS <Si CO., (D. W. F. Bisbee,
and Jotin, Lewis, John J. and Benjamin Williams) ,
mining and metallurgy, office 32 Mei'chant's Ex-
change
Bisch C. M., r. 27 Stevenson
Bischel Lizzie (widow) . dressmaker, r. 245 Seventh
BISCHOFF DIEDRICH, groceries and liquors,
SW cor Geary and Jones
Bischoflf Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Powell and Vallejo
Bischoff Henry (Wilkins & Bischoflf), r. 336 McAllister
Bischoff John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
1423 Powell
Bischoff John A. (M. Detels & Co.), r. SE cor. Main
and Harrison
Bisconte John, powdermaker, r. 411 Pacific
Bishop A. J., r. 321 Pacific
Bishop A W., superintendent warehouses Custom
House, r. Oakland
Bishop Biddle, bookkeeper D. F. Verdenal, r. 516
Stevenson
Bishop C. C, artist, r. 147 Third
Bishop Charles B., actor Baldwin's Theater, r. 930 Mar-
ket
Bishop Daniel L., student York & Whitworth, r. 120
Sutter
Bishop D. M. & Co. (Eugene Wiegand) , directory
compilers, 518 Clay
Bishop Dvmcan M. (D. M. Bishop & Co.) , r. 1023 Stock
Bishoj) Edgar, grocer, r. 513 Webster
BishoxJ Ephriam B., inventor, r. 1039 Valencia
Bishop Francis A., civil engineer, r. 34 Hawthorne
Bishop Frank, carpenter, r. 5 Middle
Bishop Gabriel, stove molder, r. 556 Brannan
Bishop George W., collector Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.,
r. 189 Hyde
Bishop Gurdon, stonecutter, r. 1303 Eddy
Bishop Henry, bartender Lohman & Frerichs, r. cor
Chenery and Roanoke
Bishop Henry, blacksmith California St. R. R., r. 1511
California
Bisboxj Hilmer O., stairbuilder, r. SOIiH Valencia
Bishop James, carpenter and stairbuilder, r. 331
Twenty-seventh
Bishop James H., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, r. 33
Russ
Bishop James W., sawyer Pacific Box Factory, r. 1330
Howard
Bishop John, molder, r. 305 Minna
Bishop Louisa Mrs., medium, office and r. 229 Kearny
Bishop Lucia Mrs., domestic 8 Virginia
Bishoi) Mary (widow), r. 1511 California
Bishop Oliver H., porter Spruance, Stanley & Co., r.
East Oakland
Bishop Patrick, driver City R. R., r. 181 Perry
Bishop Susan (widow) , r. 421 Vallejo
Bishop Thomas B. (Bishop & Fifield) attorney at law,
office 306 Pine, r. 1503 Larkiu
Bishop William, drayman M. Ehrman & Co., r. 421
Filth
Bishop William, stock clerk E. H. Jones & Co., r.
Oakland
Bishop William D., librarian Mariners' Reading
Rooms, NE cor Sacramento and Drumm
BISHOP tt FIFIELD (Thomas B. Bishop and
William H. Fifield) , attorneys at law, office 306
Pine
Bislew Hans P., tailor, r. 209 Tehama
Bismarks G., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Bisqiier Pierre, miner, r. 824 Montgomery
Bissell Caroline (widow) , dressmaker, r. 631 Stev
Bissell Eugene, compoF.itor Charles W. Gordon, r.
Alameda
Bissell George L., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 829
O'Farrell
Bissell James L., nightwatchman Industrial School
Bissell William A., chief clerk freight department
Central Pac. R. R., office cor Fourth and King, r.
711 Post
Bissert Henry W., salesman R. Shirek & Co., r. 1004
Pacific
Bisset Andrew, stonecutter, r. 1027 Sutter
Bisset T. C, painter, r. 18 First
Bissett Edward T., student, r. 130 Tyler
Bissett H. M. Mrs., boarding, 124-130 Tyler
Bissett James M., policeman City Hall, r. 130 Tyler
Bissett Robert, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 69 Minna
Bissinger Adoljjh (Thannhauser & Co.), r. 206 Kearny
Bistrup William, tailor, r. 322 O'Farrell, rear
Bisurdi Carlo, butcher Gesualdo De Luca, r. 1338 Dup
Bitau J. (Bitau & Gaye) , r. 911 Pacific
Bitau & Gaye (J. Bitau and M. Gaye), bakery, 911
Pacific
Biter .John, grand secretary Grand Grove U. A. O. D.,
office 413 Sutter, and proptr Floral Gardens, E 8
Waller, nr Fillmore
Biter's Floral Gardens, John Biter proptr, E s Waller,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Bither Amanda F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 520 Bush
Bitter August, tinsmith, r. 2245 Mission
Bitter Julius, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. S s Mariposa, nr Minnesota
Bitter Minnie Miss, clerk Myron Shew, r. 2245 Miss
Bittermaun John C. F. , butcher Finley & Stephan, r.
2113 }<; Mission
Bitteroff Emil, elevator man Lick House
Bittinger William, barber, r. 218 Pacific
Biven Fred., printer Evening Bulletin, r. 913 Poplar,
Oakland
Bixby Llewellyn (B. P. Flint & Co.), r. San Juan,
San Benito Co., Cal.
Bixler David (Williams & Bixler), r. Palace Hotel
Biziou Louis, wines and liquors, 1^13 Dupont
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Thiri
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Bizzt-tt William, Beaman Btip Thomas A. Whitelaw,
Second St. Wharf
Bizziui Daniel, waiter Campi'8 Restaurant, r. 8 Tele-
graph PI
Bjoiuskov NielH S., Bcainan, r. 124 Gilbert
Bjorlilaud GuBtav, upholsterer, r. Hi Fifth, cor Bry-
ant
Bjorkman August, drayman Taber, Barker & C!o., r.
054 Ji Natoma
Bjorkman Katy Miss, machine operator E. Detrick Jc
Co., r. V.i.i Fcjlsom
Bjorkman Mary Miss, machine operator Baumgartner
& BcjhlK, r. 'J-a Folsom
Bjorkmun Hichard, plumber, r. 933 Folsom
Blab John, carrier Abend Post, r. 22 Turk i
BliACU CHAKLiUS, city physician and police Bur- I
(/eon, olftce .514 Kearny, r. .013 McAllister i
Black Adam, bootmaktr, r. 711 Minna I
Black Alexander, carpenter, r. 324 Vallejo, rear j
Black Ann (wi<low) , r. 709 Stockton
Black Anth<jny, gilder, r. 71 Water j
Black Arthur L., titUhr Loudon and 8. F. Bank (lim-
iteil), r. Saucelito !
Black Bear Quartz Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co., Cal.), |
William Letts Oliver secretary, office-328 Mout-
gomery, room 13
BL.ACK DIAMOND COAL. MLMXG CO., P.
B. Cornwall president, office 8K cor Spear and Fol
Black Edward, gilder Morris, Schwab i; Co., r. 71
Water
Black Edwin H., paints and oils, .OU Sixteenth
Black E. Ryan, tax agent Central Pac R. R., office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room C, r. 20 Stan-
ly PI
Black Frederick, waiter, r. 3 Chatham PI
Black George C, bricklayer new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 20 Jansen
Black George W., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
510 Taylor
Black Harry, r. 1007 Market
Black Uawk Gold Mining (;o.(Bodie, Cal.), B. 8. Ke -
logg secntary, oilice 30<i Pine, room 4
Black Henry (Pacific Spring and Mattress Mauuf.
Co.), r. 79 New M(jntgomery
Black Henry M. (H. M. Black & Co.), r. 930 Market
Black Hills (Janal and Water Co., J. King Goodrich
secretary, rifi'nc 4'.) Nevada Block
BLiAC^K II. mi. A CO., carriage makers, 851-855
Market
Black Howard, manuf. shirts, 120 Kearny, r. 009 Sut
Black .Jack Mining Co. (Idaho), B. S. Kellogg secre-
tary, office 300 Pine, room 4
Black James, r. 40,'<5 Geary
Black James, cooper, Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 307 M
Seventli
Blaik James C, electrician. Palace Hotel, r. 311 Bush
Black John, painter, r. 344 Fifth
Bla<-k John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Blai'k John, Hiumaii, r. 019 Second
Bla>k Jolin, shoemaker S. W. Levy, 711 Minna
Blai'k John, teamster Cul. Furniture Mauuf. Co., r.
,'■.09 Grov(!
Black John, watdiman warehouse dei)artment Cus-
tom House
Black John, woolsorter Mission Woolen Mills, r. SE
cor Columbia and Mariposa
Black John J., solicitor Figaro
Black John W., bollermuker Moynilian A: Aitken, r. 12
Teliama
Black John W., collector Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 22 Elgin Park
Black Joseph, blacksmith, r. (i03 Howard
Black JoHi'ph, blacksmith, c(ir Thirty-second and Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Black Kale J. MrB.,''boarding, 1130 Market
Black Lu(!y Miss, laundiess Mmo. C. Bouglut, r. B27
HayeH
Black Miiry, domestic 1913 Clay
Black Mary A. (widow), r. 71 Water
Black Morris J., timer Market St. R. B., r. Clli)per
Hotel
Bla<k Peter U., shlpjolner, r. 110 Natoma
IlIiAi'K I»OI.\TCA.\ MAXl'KA<TOIlY, W. W.
Moutngui! k Co. jirojitrH. NW cdr Hiiv hikI Webster
BLACK POINT PACKINU IIOI'NK, Merry,
FnuU fi (;<>. iiroptrs, NW cor Bay and Buchanan,
office 11.'-. I'rout
BLACK P. W. Coloiiol, Ueailquarters Salooh,
wines, lii)UorM, and cigars, NW cor Fulton and
iJeviwn'lero
Black Robert, r. 1007 Market
Black Robert D., stevedore A. C. Freese
Black Robert M., furnishing goods, 209 Montgomery,
r. 1100 Van Ness Av
Black Thomas, painter, r. 71 Water
Black William, butcher iJavid Barry Jr., r. E s Church,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Black William, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. S s Sac-
ramento, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Black William, marble works, 1121 Market, r. 620
Stevenson
Black William B., ealesman, r. .505}$ Natoma
Black William W., acting assistant License Collector,
r. 34 Willow Av
Blackburn Allen H., salesman White Bros., r. 71G
Grove
Blackburn Benjamin F., cashier Evening Post, r. 905
Valencia
Blackburn Charles J., deputy County AeseBsor, r. 1107 }j
Howard
Blackburn David, seaman stm Thomas A. Whitelaw,
r. 20 Verona PI
Blackburn Francis A., teacher languages Boys' High
School, r. 1021 Washington
Blackburn Huie lU>bert, accountant Matthias Gray, r.
1508 Mission
Blackburn John, porter M. J. Flavin, r. 07 Everett
Blackburn Leslie F., wines and liquors, 3'23 Bush, r.
319 Bush
Blackenburg Theodors, bookkeeper, r. Prescott House
Blackett Lucretia (widow), r. 1412 Jackson
Blackie A. W., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. RalBton
House
Blackiuton James, r. .54 Third
Blacklech Daniel W., cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
NNV cor Eighth and Bryant
Blackman Abraham, r. 712 (J'Farrell
Blackmail Cassius H., salesman Wilmerding ti Co.,
r. 12 Ellis
Blackman Cassius H. Jr., clerk Sanderson & Horn, r.
12 Ellis
Blackman Henry, bookkeeper J. SamutlB, r. 1322H
O'i'arrell
Blackman Horace, piano tuner L. K. Hammer, r. P209
Howard
Blackman James, r. 519 Sa<Tamento
Blackman J. C, salesman California Jewelry Co., r.
IIH Tyler
Blackman J. Dyatt, teacher bookkeeping Lincoln
Evening School, S 8 Clipper, but Castro and
Diamond
Blackman Lottie Mrs., r. 510 O'FarreU
Blackman Martin V., liquor saloon, 329 Dupont, r.
Ahlborn House
Blackman .Morris J., plumberand gajifitter, 225 Hayes,
r. 119 Friinklin
Blackman P. S., bookkeeper, r. 610 O'F'arrell
Blai'kman William, carpenter, r. 720 F<dsom
Blackmar A. E., clerk Bancroft, Knight A: Co., r. NE
cor Leavenworth and Greenwich
Blackmar Ransom C, salesman l''orsaitli k Dodge, r.
14 Elgin Park
Blackmeri' Amanda A. (widow), r. 134 M<'Allister '
Blachrce Frank D., clerk Murphy, Grants Co., r. 2
Webhtir PI
Blackstuff AnnD. (widow), r. 1227 Green
Blaikhtiiff JanieB D., blacksmith I. W. Sh^w, r. 1227
Green
Blackstatr Maggie D., asiistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 1227 Green
Blackstone Fannie C. (widow), r. 1023 Stockton
BlackHtoiie William H., carpenter and builder, r. 20
Clementina
Blackwell lulward S., clerk, r. 051 Stevenson
Blackwell Enoch, carrlagetrlmmer, r. 108 Seventh
Blackwell Horatio S., tinsmith George U. 'lay ti
Co., r. 1001 Sutter
Blackwell James, porter What Cheer House
Blai'kwell Miiry, domektic, r. loih Van Ness Av
Blackwell Patrick, seaman, r. 0'J5 Davis
Blackwell Sarah H. Mrs., lamy goods, lOH Seventh
Blackwell Spencer W., clerk E. J. Boyd, r. SW cor
Green and Taylor
Blackwood CharleM, waiter Riiss House
Bla<kwood John, laborer Meyer A: Muehe, r. 00 Ever-
itt
BLACKWOOD WILLI A ni. real-estate, office
109 (;b1, r. NW cor Bryant and Oak Grove Av
Blackwood William C., capitalist, office 401 Califor-
nia, r. 212 'I'welflh
BULLOCK Sc JONES. 105 Montrromerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fittinp: Shirts.
Boys' Clothmg at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Blade Arthur 51. (Blade & Hubuer) , r. 3 Yerba Buena
Blade John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 17 Church
Blade & Hubner (Arthur M. Blade and Conrad W.
Hubuerl , hats and caps, 910 Market
Blaess Michael, steward Emil A. Engelberg, r. 217^
Elm Av
Blag Peter, watchman schr Three Sisters. Xorth
Point Dock
Blaich Adolph. clerk C. Mayer, r. 820 Guerrero
Blaikie Andrew, draughtsman Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 2-113 Buchanan
Blaikie James F., plumber, r. 117 Prospect PI, rear
Blaikie James L., miner, r. 117 Prospect PI, rear
Blaikie Richard T., carpenter, r. Henry, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Blaikie, See Blakey
Blain James E., laborer International Hotel
Blain Rodman P., salesman Frederick Chester k Co.,
r. 1014 Leavenworth
Blain. See Blane
Blair .\., first olficer ship Ivanhoe, r, 129 Third
Blair Augiistine W., attorney at law, oflQ.ce 320 Califor-
nia, riVni H
Blair Chauucy S., patternmaker Golden and State
Miners' Iron Works, r. 322 Fremont
BLAIR DAVID BOYLE, consular agent lor
Brazil, office 413 California, r. Oakland
Bbiir Frank B., workman TJ. S. Mint, r. 524 Pine
Blair Henrv, health inspector, office 124 Geary, r. 220
Third '
Blair -James, first assistant engitieer Pacific Mail S. S.
Ci'lima. r. iO Tehama
Blair James, wood-turner, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Blair James A. W., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. o7 Minna
Blair John B., cabinetmaker Frederick' Hufschmidt,
». 533 Commercial
Blair Matthew (Blair i: Chase) , r. 224 Capp
Blair Robert, machinist. Birch, Argall & Co,, r, 8 Zoe,
rear
Blair S. Mrs., furnished rooms. 524 Pine
Blair Samuel, shipowner, office 32 Market, r. 47 Tehama
Biair Thomas M.Mrs., r. 2 Chatham PI
Blair Thompson, collector Matthias Gray, r. 614 Nine-
teenth
Blair Walter B., r. 524 Pine
Blair William ;Price i Co.), r. 36 Rausch
Blair William, cabinetmaker, r. 533 Commercial
Blair William, painter, r. 246 Fourth
Blair Williamm B.. clerk Harrison S Dickson, r. 403
Fourth
BLAIR t.V CHASE (Matthew Blair and William
W. Chase), hay, grain and feed, NE cor Market
and Haight
Blaisdell Elizabeth F. (widow) , r. 1317 Goagh
Blaisdell James S., Ijreman U. S. Restaurant, r. 1022
Stockton
Blaisdell Jay P., shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. 106
l>upout
BlaisdeU M. M. Miss, r. 1038 Mission
Blaisdell. See Blasdell
Blake B. M., hairdressing saloon, 1432 California
Blake Calvin T., r. N s Twenty-second, bet Fair Oaks
and Dolores
BLAKE CH.ARLES E., physician and siirgeon,
office and r. 4iH! Haves
BL.VKE CHARLES E. Sr., dentist, office 5"^
Kearny, nr Market, r. 532 Ellis
Blake Charles T., contractor, r. 4 Vernon PI
Blake Edward, teamster Bryiieu i Hinckley, r. 359
Natoma
Blake Frances J. (widow) , r. 12 Auburn
Blake Francis (Bliike.Robbins & Co.), r. Oakland
Blake George E., sawyer, r. 13 Nevada
Blake George L., musician, r. l>07 Bush
Blake Georiie M.. r. lau Van Ness .\.t
Blake George W., salesman Fisher & Co.. r. 316Thirvi
Blake Hanson A., whitener. r. 715 ^ Natoma
Blake Henry C, commissioner of deeds and convey-
ancer, office 3;5o Montgomery, r. Oakland
Blake Henry H.. clerk, r. 13 Mourt.ie
Blake Isaac E.. aeneral superintendent Continental
Oil and Transportation Co., office cor Fifth and
Channel, r. 14 Willow Av
Blake J., r. 3o Clay
Blake James, r. 4;ki Tehama
Blake James, advertising solicitor, r. 63o California
Blake James, butcher Patrick McDonnell
Blake Jiuues. expressman, NE eor Montgomery and
Market, r. 71n Brvant
Blake James, physician, office and r. 428 Sutter
Blake James, saiimaker, r. 410 Pacific
Blake James K., pianotimer Kohler k Chase, r.
Oakland
Blake James W., physician, office and r. 1911 Geary
Blake John, r. 436 Clementina
Blake .John, blacksmith A. Doble.r. 121 M Shipley
Blake John, carpenter and builder, r. 1713 Jessie, rear
Blake John, expressman, r. 1-12 Fourth
Blake John, sadtUer, 612 Howard
Blake John, tailor. 318 Post
Blake John J., clerk M. J. Flavin, r. Ahlbom Honse
Blake Joseph W., foreman Union Box Factory, r. 115
Taylor
Blake Julia (widow) , r. .540 Natoma
Blake J.W. Mrs., r. 115 Tavlor
Blake K. T. Mrs., r. 2 Leroy PI
Blake Laurence, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r.S s ElUs,
bet Devisadero and Broderick. reir
Blake Maggie, domestic Lick House
Blake Mary (widow), r. 142^ Clara
Blake Mary A. (widow), dressmaker Mrs. M. E. Fair,
r. 11109 Stockton
Blake Marv Lee (widow) , r. 2 Leroy PI
BLAKE ^lAURICE B., attorney at law, office
417 Kearnv, room 3, r. San Rafael
BLAKE 3IArRICE C, judge Municipal Crimi-
i nal Court, chambers 417 Kearny, room 3, r. 325
Seventeenth
Blake Michael, carpenter, r. 628 Minna
Blake Patrick, laborer, r. 628 Minna
Blake Patrick, service man S. F. Gas Light Co.
Blake Philip H., deputy county assessor, r. NE cor
Point Lobos Av and Ferrie
BLAKE, ROBBrXS <!lf CO. (Francis Blake,
Charles F. Bobbins. James Moffltt. and James
W. Towne) , importers and jobbers news, mailing,
and wrapping paper, 516 Sac, and -519 Com
Blake Robert, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Blake Seth B., r. 1205 Taylor
Blake Simmer C, books and stationery, 503 Kearny
and 017 Montgomery, r. 16 Prospect PI
Blake Walter W., painter, r. 813 Harrison
Blake William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Blake William H., barber Nathaniel C. Susand, r. 931
Sacramento
Blake William L., painter, r. 523 "i Brannan
Blakeley Bridget (widow) , r. 109 Powell
Blakeley C. F. (widow), r, 1041 Mission
Blakely Calvin, carpenter Haskell i Bode, and gro-
ies and liquors, SW cor Powell and California avs
Blakely Edward, manufacturing chemist, N s How-
ard, bet First and Fremont, r. 25 Hawthorne
Blakely Edward, manufacturing chemist. N s How-
ani. bet First and Fremont, r. 25 Hawthorne
Blakely John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 137
Clara
Blakely John Edward, foreman ammonia works S. F.
Gas Light Co.. r. 25 Hawthorne
Blakelv Joseph, helper McVfee Boiler Works, r. 61
First
Blakely Sheldon E., manufj' agent, r. 1065 Market
Blakemau O. C. carpenter Sutter St. R. R.
Blakeuey J. T., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Blaker James, longshoreman, r. 1057 "^ Folsom
Blakeslee C. C. druggist, r. Russ House
Blakesley Fernando D.. painter, r. 9^ Mission
Blakistoa John S. (J. S. Blakiston A: Son) , r. 171 Clara
Blakiston J. S. Jc SonvRobert Blaikiston) , sailm»ker3,
6 and 8 Clay
Blakiston P. J. seaman, r. 8 Dupont
Blakiston Robert (J. S. Blakiston i Son), r. 913 Shot-
well
Blakney Zine. carpenter, r. 1038 Howarvl
Blakslee Charles A., policeman City Hall, r. 864
Mission
Blanc A., mining engineer, r. 107 Montgomery Block
Blanc .\lexander. real estate, r 837 California
Blanc George, clerk, r. 22 Tehama
Blanc John, clerk F. S. Mint, r. 2128 Bush
Blanc Maurice, liquor saloon, 217 Reale
Blauc Paul (Blanc & Eyraud), r. 621 Pacific
Blanc Stewart, shoemaker. 220 Montgomery Av
Blanc * Eyraud ("Paul Blanc and August Eyraud),
proptrsHotel de France, 621 Pacific
Blauc. See Blauk
BL.ANCH BERN.ARD, carriage mannf and black-
smith. 654 Howard, r. 314 Third
Blanc hanl Adrian F., salesman Justinian Caire. r.
Berkeley
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Blanchard Ann (widow) , r. 437 Fell
Blanchard Candace H. (widow) , r. 511 Mason
I Blanchard Carlisle P., clerk Davis Bros., r. 771 Miss
j Blanchard C. P.. r. -Ill California
Blanchard David (Giuty i: Blanchard), r. 17 Langton
1 Blanchard Edward, drayman, r. 1523 Pine
I Blanchard Ferdinand (Blanchard iBenoit), r. 6-t9 Pac
i Blanchard Francis A., carpenter, r, 101)7 Market
Blanchard Henry P., merchant, r. 1013 Tan Xess Av
Blanchard James, r. 904 Kearny
Blanchard John K. (San Francisco Granite Co.) , r. 394
Ninth
Blanchard Jules, hardware and manuf bed and fur-
niture springs, 44 Fourth, r. 719 Minna
Blanchard Kate Miss, clerk auditor M. P. and M. de-
partment Central Pac. R. R.. r. 921 Howard
Blanchard L. B., student Barnard's Business College
Blanchard Leopold, salesman Jules Blanchard, r. 719
Minna
Blanchard Marcellus C, laborer Coming & Co., r. 511
Mason
Blanchard Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 512 Howard
Blanchard Montie F., bookkeeper, r. 511 Mason
Blanchard Phineas V., milkman, r. 1703 Jessie, rear
Blanchard William E., baggagemaster Southern Pac.
E. E., r. San Jose
Blanchard & Benoit (Ferdinand Blanchard and Charles
Benoit), liquor saloon, 649 Pacific .
Blanchet Henry, tailor, r, 539 Vallejo
Blanchette Louis, boot and shoe manuf, 432 Mont Av
Blanchet te Louisa, dressmaker, r. 788 Folsom
Blanchfield Andrew, blacksmith, r. 17 College PI
Blanchfield Andrew, signpainter John A. D jnovan, r.
228 H Oak
Blanchfield James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 14 Baldwin Court
Blanchfield John, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Blanchfield Thomas, contractor, r. 228 V. Oak
Blanckenbur^,' Theodore, capitalist, r. 20 Prospect PI
Blanckenhorn Gottlieb, baker, r. 735 Green, rear
Blanco Teresa, r. 1318 Dupont
Bland M. A. Mrs., r. 205 Turk
Bland Peter, waiter, r. lilT Mission
Bland Washington, waiter Palace Hotel
Blanding Eilward J., real estate agent, r. 1015 Capp
BLAXDIXG GORDON (Greathouse & Blanding),
attorney at law, ofiBce 324 Pine, rooms 18-21, r.
13ir, Taylor
BLAXDlS'G WILiLiIAM, attorneyat law and State
Harbor Commissioner, office 324 Pine, room 17, r.
913 Van Ness Av
Blane Charles, master echr Sacramento, Mission St.
Wharf
Blane. See Blain
Blaney Annie (widow) , r. 235 Main
Blaney Daniel, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Blaney Edward W., attorney at law, office 526 Mont-
gomery, room 3, r. 507 Ellis
Blaney Ella Miss, r, 235 Main
Blaney Henry, collector Daly & Hawkins, r. .530 Jessie
Blaney James A., liquor saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Mission, r. 553 Minna
Blaney James H., r. 400 Tyler
Blaney John, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 708 How
Blanej- John, painter, r. 507 Ellis
Blaney John H., assistant bookkeeper The Hibernia
Savings and Loan Soc, r. 530 Jessie
Blaney Thomas, laborer, r. 235 Main
Blank C, puncher Risdon I. and L. Works
Blank Charles C, foreman Eclipse Bakery, r. SE cor
Hyde and Lombard
Blank D. M., cigars and tobacco, 18)i Fifth, r. 1134
Howard
Blank John, steward Ernst Kenipe, r. 800 Larkin
Blank Louis, jewelry and watchmaker, 832 Market, r.
11.51V. Mission
Blank. S<-e Blanc
Blanken Ht-nry, pvoptr Six-mile House, San Bruno
Boad, nr coviuty line
Blanken Jacf)b.flrcinnu S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N B North Point, nr Larkin
Blanken Nicolas (Mohrniauu & Co.), r. 501 Broadway
Blankenhorn CbarK-s, butcher Oregon Stock and
Butchering Co., r. First Av nr Kentucky, South
S.F
Blankenshlp George E., printer Alta California, r. 522
Taylor
Blankenstein Henry, salesman D. Samuels, r. 905
Market
Blankhart Otto, teacher music, r. 1322 Fillmore
Blankman William, surgeon and dentist, office and r.
873 Market
Blano Eugene, seaman schr C. B. Haywood, foot Beale
Blansfield James, laborer, r. 14 Baldwin Court
Blasdell George E., bagsewer Neville & Co., r. 675 Miss
Blasdell H. G., mining, office 57 Nevada Block, r.
Oakland
Blasdell Lawrence B., jeweler Hubash & Hirschman,
r. 564 Howard
Blasdell. See Blaisdell
Blaser Isa, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 174 Clar»
Blaser Raphael, tailor, r. 250 Stevenson
Blasi Jamcs, shoemaker, r. Green Tree House
Blasingham J. C, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., r. 618
Fourth
Blaskower Mark, clerk E. Cohn & Co.. r. 1209 Bush
Blaskower Pauline (widow) , r. 1209 Bush
Blass Aj-lan, merchant, r. 856 J^ Harrison
Blass Morris, candy dealer, r. h5CV Harrison
Blatchly A., physician and mining engineer, r. 1733
Broadway
Blath Agues (widow), r. 1203 Turk
Blath Sigmond, salesman, r. 734 Geary
Blattner Margaret (widow) , r. 32 Everett
Blattner Nicholas, driver Russ House, r. 228 Green
Blattuer William J., fruits and vegetables, 24 Bay
City Market, r. 32 Everett
Blatz Julius, painter, r. 608 Sixth
Blauer John, cabinetmaker West Coist Fum. Co , r.
662 Bryant
Blaut Samuel, butcher, r. 1621 Devisadero
Blauvelt Mary, domestic 724 Turk
Blauvelt Richard D. Jr., deputy county recorder, r. 34
Eddy
Blaylock W. H., engineer California St. R. R.
Blazer Edward, clerk Lenormand Brothers, r. SW cor
Dupont and Pine
Bleasdale J<ihn I. Rev., D. F. Y. S. San Francisco Mi-
croscopical Soc, 126 Kearny
Blecher William, chicken ranch, S e Silver Avnr San
Bruno Road
Bledsoe Hi.irace W., with Aaron N. Levy, r. 219 Hayes
Bleibtrey Charles (Bleibtrev & Braknian) , r. 040 Miss
BLEIBTKKY it BRAKMAX (Charles Bleibtrey
and Frederick lirakmim) , brush mauufs., 04ti Miss
Bleichroeder Charles, mail clerk California Demokrat,
r. 312 Post
Bleidorn Hans, bottler, r.712 Howard
Bleidorn Jurgen, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 317
Bush
Bleily Joseph R., hairdreesing saloon, 418Bu6h, r. 815
Twentieth
Blenian Eugene, seaman, r. 14 Frederick
Bleuing Hans, seaman, r. Western House
Blennerhassett Richard, bootmaker, r. 22 Clara
Blesi Sebastine. patternmaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 20 Page
Bless Michael, steward, r. 217 }<j Elm Av
Blessing Frederick, janitor Pacific Hall, r. Philadel-
phia House
Blethen Charles A., carpenter, r. 529 Sacramento
Bletheu C. P., r. 2124 California
Blethen Eugene O., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson. HI and 113 California
Blethen James H., chief wharfinger Board Harbor
Commissioners, office Clay St. Wharf, r. 929 Tyler
Blethen James H. Jr., captain stm McPhersou, r. 929
Tyler
Bletheu Sophia (widow), r. 110 Fourth
Blevin Charles, master mariner, r. 22 Geary
Bley Abram, millinery and straw goods, 606 Market
and 7 Post, r. 1011 Mission
Bley. See Bly.
Blichsmidt Theresa Mrs., musician Tivoli Garden,
400 Sutter
Blicks Christine, domestic 1026 Twenty-first
Bliffins Thomas V., master mariner, r. .531 Seventeenth
Blind Caleb, candymaker W. S. Townseud, r. 1508
Polk
Bliukborn Joseph, driver Henry Thomsen, r. U05
Bush
Bliun Charles H., clerk Custom House, r. 1527 Post
Bliun Clara Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Cooper, r. 454 Min
Blinn Frederick G., r. .")42 Second
Blinn Helen (widow), r. .542 Second
Bliun Jules, waiter St. Mary's College
Blinn Winfield S., clerk G. E. Plummer, r. 62 Tehama
Bliss D. L.. xniner, r. Palace Hotel
Bliss George D., wholesale butcher, South S. F., r.
1.597 Pacific Av
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montsomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy Si
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Bliss Theodore, longshoreman Menzles & Bingham
Blitz Caroline Mrs., furnished rooms, 501 Geary
Bliven A. P., captain schr Maggie Johnson, ofl&ce 27
Mariet
Bliven Samuel Nelson, clerk aceountB U. S. Surveyor
General's office, r. 1829 Bush
Bloch Abraham B., clothing and fvirnishing goods,
204 Montgomery Av, r. 2106 Mason
Bloch Bertha B., assistant Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 615 Green
Bloch Charles, butcher Daniel Mann. r. 120 Olive Av
Bloch Constantine, dentist, office 865 j<j Market, r. 411
Larkin, rear
Bloch Fanny Miss, r. 339 Eddy
Bloch Isaac F. (Bloch ^"c Davidson), r. 820 Larkin
Bloch James , r. 54 Minna
Bloch Jean, commission merchant, r. 615 Green
Bloch Leon, salesman Reiss Bros. & Co., r. 615 Green
Bloch Samuel (Bloch & Blum), r. 528 O'Farrell
Bloch William, boots and shoes, 1032 Dupont, r. 631 M
Green
Bloch & Blum (Samuel Bloch and Henry Blum),
market, SE cor Geary and William
Bloch & Davidson (Isaac F. Bloch and James W.
Davidson), morocco manuts,etc., office 117 Pine,
factory 317 and 319 Eleventh
Bloch. See Block
Elochman Abraham (Blochman & Cerf), r. 926 Eddy
Blochman E. Mrs., millinery, 1019 Larkin
Blochman Emanviel, inventor, r. 1019 Larkin
Blochman Lazar E., architect, r. 1019 Larkin
Blochman & Cerf (A. Blochman and M. Cerf), com-
mission merchants, and agents XXL lime, 24 and
26 California
Block Alexander, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bros.,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 143 Silver
Block Amelia I. Miss, teacher music public schools,
r. 1113 Leavenworth
Block Bernard (Block & Bernhard) , r. 209 Turk
Block Bertha Miss, assistant Valencia Grammar
School
Block C, r. Gailhard Hotel
Block, Charles (Siegler & Block), r. 112 Olive Av
Block Daniel (D. Block & Co.. Virginia City), office
22 and 24 Battery, r. 1320 Geary
Block David, new and second-hand furniture, 753
Mission
Block Elias M., proptr Carmen Island Salt Works,
office 207 Front, r. 619 Eddy
Block Emanuel D., merchant, r. 1816 Sacramento
Block Harry, machine hand Sullivan, Briggs 4 Co.,
r. 231 Fifteenth
Block Israel, cigars and tobacco, 228 Sutter, r. 303^
Eausch
Block John, r. 327 Beale
Block John, laborer, r. W s Sansom, nr Union, rear
Block John, merchant tailor, 603 Kearny, r. 415 Jones
Block John T., r. 603 Pine
Block Joseph, carpenter, r. 1002 Montgomery
Block Juliet L. Miss, r. 619 Eddy
Block Louis, tinsmith, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Block Marcus, salesman Moses A. Wolfe, r. 415 Jones
Block Maurice, r. 225 Sixth
Block Rosalie K. Miss, r. 619 Eddy
Block William X., r. G19 Eddy
Block & Bernhard (Bernard Block and Joseph Ber-
nhard), stockbrokers. 440 California
Block. See Bloch
Blockhaus Frederick, groceries and liquors, 814
Jackson
Blodes Theodore, hairdressing saloon, 1239 Folsom
Blodgett Edwin A., shipping clerk Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 28193^ Mission
Blodgett George T., with La Grande Laundry Co., r.
1.524 Howard
Blodgett M. H., student Htald's Business College
Blodgett T. J., cigars and tobacco, SE cor Kearny and
Merchant, r. 1115 Clay
Blohm August, driver Henry A Benjamin & Co., r.
Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
Blohm Charles H., student Heald's Business College
Blohm Frances (-^-idow), lodgings, 700 Broadway
Blohm John, liquor saloon, 539 Jackson and 923 Kear-
ny, r. 423 Broadway
Blohm John (Blohm k Offermann), r. 1402 Folsom
Blohm Peter (Blohm & Gerken), r. Berkeley
Blohm Peter, liquor dealer, r. 122 Post
BL.OH3I Si GERKEN (Peter Blohm and Claus
Gerken), wines and liquors, NE cor Mission and
Beale
Blohm & Offermann (John Blohm and William Offer"
mann) , groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom aud
Tenth
Blohm. See Bloom and Blum
Blohme John (Blohme & Hagedorn), and groceries
and liquors, NW cor Polk aud Sutter
Blohme k Hagedorn (John Blohme aud August Hage-
dorn), groceries and liquors, XE cor Second and
Tehama
Blom John, calker, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Blomberg John, seaman, r. Western House
Blome Henry (Rehling & Blome), r. 3 Clay
Blomqvist Olof , watchmaker George C. Shreve, r. 431
Montgomery
Blondeau Zacharie, foreman Prosper May, r. 4 Pratt PI
Blondell Thomas, expressman, r. 606 Fulton
Blondell William G., teamster, r. 606 Fulton
Blondin Alfred, r. 318 Minna
Blondin Jean, shipcarpenter, r. 3 Lafayette PI
Blood Catharine (widow), dressmaker, r. 81 Fourth
Blood James, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
116 Francisco
BLjOOD J. H., attorney at law, notary public and
commissioner deeds, office 304 Montgomery, r.
608 Jones
Blood L. L., mining, office 45 Merchants' Exchange,
r. 336 Oak
Blood William, sailmaker, r. 1024 Montgomery
Blood William F., bookkeeper National Gold Bank
and Trust Co., r. 1035 Filbert, Oakland
Bloom David (Hoffman & Co.), r. 535 Jb O'Farrell
Bloom Eliza (widow) , dressmaKer, r. 531 Jones
Bloom George, peddler, r. 19 Harriet
Bloom Henry, clerk Samuel Bloom, r. NE cor Howard
and Sixteenth
Bloom Joseph (Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.), r. 716 Tyler
Bloom Josephine Miss, dressmaker, r. 531 Jones
Bloom Josie M., r. 1806 Post
Bloom Samiiel, tanner and woolpulUng, N s Precita
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Bloom Wolf, tanner and woolpuller, E s Folsom, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, r. 408 Tyler
Bloom. See Blohm, Blohme and Blum
Bloomer A. C, assistant Lincoln Evening School, r.
1031 Market
Bloomer Ditch and Gravel Mining Co. (Butte Co.,
Cal.), C. E. Buckingham secretary, office 320 San
Bloomer John G., superintendent Western Union Tel-
egraph Supply Department, r. 1534 Clay
Bloomer Theodore H., insurance manager William N.
Olmsted, r. Eighth Av, bet M and X, South S. F.
Bloomfield Gurney (widow), r. 212 Francisco
Bloomfield Homer, gas inspector, office old City Hall,
room 8, r. Occidental Hotel
Bloomfield James T., bookkeeper James B. Gould, r.
r. 1009 Stockton
Bloomfield James T. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 1009 Stock
Bloomfield Phillip, seaman, r. 415 East
Bloomingdale Emanuel, merchant, r. 1515 Gough
Bloor George W., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 222Ji
O'Farrell
Bloor James B., clerk J. M. Pike & Co., r. 222 3<J O'Far-
rell
Bios Joseph A., exi^ressman SE cor Battery and Cali-
fornia, r. 7 Nineteenth
Bios William A., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 212 Nineteenth
Blo.ssom Evelyn, r. 311 Stockton
Blossom Henry E., r. 311 Stockton
Blot Louis, carrier Courrier de San Francisco, r. 10
Wetraore PI
Blot ilary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10 Wetmore PI
Blote HenrvF. B., collectors. F. Chronicle, r. 504 Pow
Blow Alfred W. (X. W. Blow & Co.), r. 434 Tyler
Blow \. W. & Co. (Robert Blow) stockbrokers, 301 Pine
Blow Robert (A. W. Blow & Co.) , r. 434 Tj-ler
Blower Thomas, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 403
Broadway
Blower William, willowware, 640 Market, r. Oakland
Blowers Elijah, blackbmiths' helper James Dorau, r.
26 Chmeutina
Blowers Ernest, laborer, r. 321 Jessie, rear
Bloxham Charles, carpenter Centennial Planing Mill.
r. 1135 Folsom
Blucher George ( Dunne & Blucher),r. Greenwich, bet
Fillmore and Steiuer
Blue Forest Gardens, John Y. Wilson proptr., Bernal
Station
Blue Jacket Milling and Miniag Co, (Elko Co., Nev.) ,
Thomas Dain secretary, office 724>i Market.room 20
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
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Blue Jacket SilYer Mining Co. (Elko Co., Kev.),
George C. Pratt secretary, oflace 25 Nevada Block
' Blue Line (freight) , John luglis agent, office ii Mont
Blue Tent Con.solidated Hydraulic Gold Mines of
California (limited), (Nevada Co., Cal.) Thomas
I Price manager, office 524 Sacramento.
I Bluemel Julius, gunsmith J. P. Clabrough & Bro., r.
I 955 Howard
Bluhm William G., captain schr Pauline Collins,
I office 27 East, r. 12 St. Charles PI
\ Bliiit John, laborer, r. 512 Mi.ssion
Blukquist Charles, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Blukquist D., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
I Blum Abram, r. 324 Sutter
i Blum Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 305 California, r.
j 1303 Gough
Blum Alfred, commission merchant, 321 Battery, r.
1 111 Powell
. - Blum Bertha Miss, saleswoman M. Freud & Sons, r.
gj 19 Harriet
,.,, Blum Charles, clerk Ad. Lewis & Co., r. 1303 Gough
VI Blum Gustave, seaman r. 212 Steuart
#P Blum Henry (Bloch & Blum) . r. 122G Post
Blum Henry, bakery and confectionery, 1813 Powell
^ Blum Henry Jr., clerk, r. 181:,! Powell
^^ Blum Herman, r. 311 Stockton
Blum Isidor, office 313 Montgomery, r. 1012 Geary
H Blum Jacob, merchant, office 117 Battery, r. 1528 Sut
P^ Blum Jacques, bookkeeper Loewe Bros. r. 122 Post
O ; Blum John, shooting gallery, S24>j Sacramento, r. 16
Eh Prospect pi
'^ Blum Joseph, traveling agent, r. 1615 Bush
^•y Blum Josejjh, clerk Ackermau Bros., r. 916 Larkin
1—1 , Blmn Leon (J. Schweitzer .^ Co.), r. 122(i Post
M I Blum Marcus M., musician, office 647 Market, r. 916
P3 I Larkin
^ Blum Maurice, clerk Adolph Blum, r. 1303 Gough
Blum Moses, r. 1303 Gough
Vy \ Blum Moses, merchant (Vacaville, Cal.), office 117
fH I Battery, r. 603 Eddy
^ J Blum Moses Jr. (Blum, Sons & Co., Dixon, Cal.),
«3 I office 117 Battery, r. 1528 Sutter
JJi I Blum Nannette (widow), r. 916 Larkjn
*-* I Blum lloger, salesman O'Connor, AR)ffatt & Co., r.403
^T ' Leavenworth
o ; Blum Sarah (^^^dow) , r. 517 Tyler
^ Blum Simop (Blum, Sous & Co., Dixon, Cal.), office
t)P ' 117 Battery, r. Dixon, Cal.
<J ' Blum, Sons & Co. (Moses Jr., and Simon Blum) gen-
I eral merchants, (Dixon, Cal.) , office 117 Battery
i Blum William, Ship Calkers' Assn.. Barra's Hall, cor
•73 i First and Minna
•^ i Blum, See Blohm, Blohme and Bloom
P I B.umberg Frederick W., clerk Tideman, Hirschfeld &
^ \ Co., r. 36 Twelfth
Q) j Blumberg Gustav, seaman, r. W b Washington Av,
^ : nr Precita PI, Bernal Heights
"*~^ Blumberg Joseph, clerk Jacob Jacobson, r. 21 Stock-
'^ ton PI
g Blumberg Julius F., commission merchant, office 306
|JJ Montgomery, r. 36 Twelfth
^ Blume A.J. ,r. 2223^ Fourth
o Bhime Anna Mrs., dressmaker, 249 Stevenson
^ lihiuu' Henry, bootmaker, 649 Merchant
.3 liliune Henry, collector, office and r. 249 Stevenson
P4 Bluuie Herman, salesman Hyams Bros., r. 109 Sansom
K^ Blumo Isaac, peddler, r. 466 Sixth
cj' Blume J. X., miner, r, 715 Howard
^ Blume Louis, speculator, r. 528 Natoma
pj Bluiiienberg Israel B., mining, r. 628 Sutter
•gj liluiiiinberg Joseph, bird fancier, r. 21 Stockton PI
^ Blumouberg Susan M. (widow) , real estate, 125 San-
*'-' som, room 21
Blumentlial Abraham (Seelig.sohn & Co.), r. 158 Third
Blumenthal .\braham, clocks and jewelry, 719 Clay
' Blumenthal .^braliam, speculator, r. 119 Turk
Blumeuthnl .\dulph. r. 332 Haves
BL.U3IKiXTH.VL. B. tSi CO." (Bernard Blumenthal
and J. Walker (^uinlan) , proptrs Danicheff Glove
Factory, \\i]^ Post
Blumenthal Bernard (B. Blumenthal & Co.), r. 657
Harrison
Blumenthal Bernard, fancy goods. 134 Sixth, r. 119
Turk
BluuKiithal Bertha Mrs., nur.se, r. 1046 Folsom
Blumenthal Kdwar.l M., peddler, r. 903 Jackson
Blumenthal Emil, jeweler Levison Brothers, r. 28
Everett
Blumenthal Henrj', wholesale butcher, r. 14 Hamp-
shire
Blumenthal Henry M., contractor, and grain and pro-
duce, 125 Washington, r. 227 Tyler
Blumenthal Isaac, merchant, r, 119 Turk
Blumenthal Julius, clerk, r, 332 Hayes
Blumenthal Julius, U. S. storekeeper North Point
Dock Bonded and Free Warehouses, r. 722 O'Far-
rell
Blumenthal Max (Blumenthal & Co. and J. L. Mar-
kel &Co.), r. 719 Clay
Blumenthal Phineas, salesman Bernard Blumenthal,
r. 119 Turk
Blumenthal & Co. (Max Blumenthal), manufs and
importers clocks and jewelry, 719 Clay
Blumer Matthias, dairyman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Blundell Henry, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. 1
Fifth
Blun.iell James, r. Blundell House, 1 Fifth
BL.VXDEL.L, JAMES MRS., proprietress Blun-
dell House, SE cor Fifth and Market
Blundell Walter H., cook New York Bakery, r. 13063^
Stockton
Blunt John P., salesman 29-31 Battery, r. 210 Jones
Blunt Phineas U., assistant storekeeper warehouse
department Custom House, r. 210 Jones
Blunt William G., naturalist and taxidermist 813
Market, r. 210 Jones
Blute John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Bluxomo Charles* r. 1135 Folsom
BluXume Isaac, merchant,, office 424 Montgomery, r.
736 Mc.-Vllister
Blusome Joseph, physician, office and r. 306 Stockton
Bly James C, carpenter, r. 811 Mason
Bly Leander A., machinist Excelsior Planing Mills, r.
811 Masan
Bly. See Bley and Bligh
Blyne W. B., clerk, r. 613 Mission
Blyth Edward, second steward Pacific Mail S S City of
New York
Blyth Henry, salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r. 2515
Sacramento
BL.YTHE THOMAS H., capitalist, office 7243^
Market, room 20, r. 6 O'Farrell
Blythe William J., band master Third Regiment, r.
312 1^ Minna
Blywise Benjamin, varnisher S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 1048 Howard
Blywise Charles, varnisher S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 1048 Howard
Blywise Hermann, tailor, 1048 Howard
Blywise Moses, machinist S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 104S Howard
B'nai B'rith Hall. 119 and 121 Eddy
Boag John, carpenter, r. 233 Perry
Boalt John H. (Estee & Boalt), attorney at law, office
419 California, room 19, r. Oakland
Boalt. See Bolt
BOARD OF BAXK COMMISSIONERS, office
202 Sansom, room 2
BOARD OP BROKERS (California Stock Ex-
change) , John L. Armstrong president, George E.
Carter secretary, rooms 22 Leidesdorff
BOARD OP BROKERS (Pacilic Stock Exchange),
C. L. Weller presidotit, A. J. Moulder secretary,
rooms 318 Montgomerv
BOARD OP BROKERS (San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board), E. P. Peckham president,
Charles S. Neal Secretary, rooms 3:13 Pine
BOARD OF CITY H.VL.L, COMMISSIONERS,
office SW cor Leavenworth and McAllister
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS FIPTEEXTH
AVEXUE EXTEXSIO.X, J. F. McQuado sec-
retary, office 5'.(-60 Mcr -lianfs Exchange
BOARD OF COMMISSION EKS FUNDED
DEBT, office New City Hall, lirst lloor
BO.VRD OF EDCC.\T^iON, othce and committee
rooms New City Hall, tliird floor
BOARD OP BISECTION COM3IISSIONERS,
office New Citv Hall, basement
BOARD OF EQ,r ALIZA HON, rooms New City
Hall, second floor
BOARD OF FIRE COiMMISSIONERS S. P.
F. D., office Old City Hall, tirst floor
BOARD OP PISH C03IMISSI0NERS, office
401 California
BO.VRD OF nEAT..TH, office 124 Geary
BOARD OF MANAGERS INDUSTRIAL EX-
HIBITION MECHANICS' INSTITUTE,
office 27 Post
BOARD OP MARINE SURVEYORS, office
418 California
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
BOA
137
BOE
BOARD OF MARIA'E UNDERWRITERS
OF S. F., C. T. Hopkins sefretary, 318 Cal
BOARD OF PARK COI»IMISSiO>JERS San
Fraucisco, ofliie 3J8 Jl'mtgiuuc-ry, room 22
BOARD OF PHARMACY, William T. Wenzell
sei-retary. cuTice 852 Market
BOARD OF PILOT EXAMINERS, office 34
Merchauts' Excbanue
BOARD OF POLICE COMMISSIONERS,
office Old Citv Hall, first floor
BOARD OF PORT WARDENS, offic 525 Front
BOARD OF REGENTS STATE UNIVER-
SITY, Robert E. C. Stearus secretary, office 310
Piue, rooms 36 and 38
BOARD OF REV'ENUE FUND COMMIS-
SIONERS, office New Citv Hall, first floor
BOARD OF STATE HARBOR COM3IIS-
SIONEKS, office 10 Calif'oruia
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, office New City
Hall, second floor
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS Amsterdam,
James De Fremerv agent, office 410 Battery
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS Bordeaux.
Henry Schroder & Co. agents, office SW cor Wash-
ington and Battery
BOARD OF UNDERW^RITERS Boston, Joseph
S. Bacon agent, office 31 ti Caiilnrnia
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS Bremen, Henry
Balzer & Co. agents, office 2'i'j Sansom
BOARD OF UNDER^VRITERS French,
Edward Chevassiis agent, office 205 Sansom
BOARD OF UNDERT\^RITEKS HAMBURG,
Hellmaun Brothers & Co. agents, office .525 Front
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS London,
Llovds, Falkner. Bell & Co. agents, office 430 C 1
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS New York,
Oliver Eldridge agent, office 318 California
BOARD OF UNDERWRITERS Philadelphia,
J. S. Bacon agent, office 31i; Caliioruia
BOARD OF UNDER^'RITERS San Francisco
Fire, Charles D. Haven secretary, office 418 Cal
BOARD OF U.S. EVSPECTORS Steam Vessels,
office 11 U. S. Court Building
BOARD OF W^^TER COMMISSIONERS,
office New City Hall, first floor
Boarding Masters' Association, Richard Chute agent,
610 Front
Boardly James, laborer, r. 368 Natoma
BOARDMAN GEORGE C, manager ^tna In-
surance Co. (of Hartford, Conn.), office 311 Cali-
fornia, r. SE cor Franklin and Sacramento
Boardman John H., driver McCarthy Bros., r. 1714
Fillmore
Boardman John M., painter, r. 8J<S Boardman
Boarman Frank B., corresponding clerk First National
Gold Bank, r. 331 Ellis
Bo.irmau Mary (widow) , r. 2318 Howard
Boas Isadore. peddler, r. 1052 Folsom
Boas Joseph, r. 1005 Tyler
Boas Judah. moneybroker, 420 Montgomery, room 3,
r. 1005 Tyler
Bobet A. L., finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 21 Folsom Av
Bobier John, gardener, r. NW cor Twenty-seventh
and Sanchez
Bobs Silas, r. 529 Post
BOCA BRE'WING CO., William Hesse superin-
tendent, office 415 Sacramento
Bocanovich Peter, cook John Miller, r. 103Steuart
Boccard Francois Mme., dress and cloakmaker, 007
Turk
Boccardi Luigi. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Boch Theresa Mrs., fancy goods, 2117 Fillmore
Bochan William, pilot stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Bochanovich Nichola.s, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Bochman Dora, domestic 19 Twelfth
Bock Frederick, actor California Theater, office 64
Merchants' Exchange, r. 534 Bush
Bock Frederick, shoemaker, r. Ws Sansom, nr Union,
rear
Bock Charles C, coachman, 1201 Hyde
Bock Henry, gilder, r. 434 Vallejo, rear
Bock Jacob, tailor C. C. Hastings & Co., r. Haight, nr
Buchn
Bock James, tailor, 155 New Montgomery
Bock Joseph, bakery. 9SS Folsom
Bock Julia (widow)" r. SW cor Germaniaand Fillmore
Bockelman Henry, paperhanger George W. Clark, r.
116 Olive Av
Bocken Henry (Bocken & Baccala), r. 811 Union, rear
Bocken John, baker, r. 318 Broadway
Bocken Paul, fisherman, r. 19 Valle.jo
BOCKEN <.Si BACCALiA (Henry Bocken and Louis
Baccala), restaurant, 540 Commercial
Bocker John, basketmakcr, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Bockius Charle.s G.. insurance agent, r. 338 Seventh
Bockley N. Mrs., r. 18 Eddy
Bockmann Catherine, domestic 237 Tyler
Bockmann Elizabeth Miss, domestic 432 Tyler
Bockmann John C, groceries, NE cor Fourth and
Freelon
Bockmann. See Bokmann
Bocksmith Charles L., clerk P. Hartigan, r. 504 How-
ard
Bocqueraz Antoiue (Shea. Bocqueraz & McKee), r.
1108 Bush
Bocquin Louis, tinsmith John M. Bryan, r. Pacific,
bet Kearny and Dupont
Boda Louis, carpenter, r. 18 Eleventh
Bodde Frederick, shoemaker Cohnreich Bros., r. 358
Jes.sie
Bode Adolph W. (Haskell & Bode) , r. 1759 Howard
Bode E. H., millhand Haskell & Bode, r. 704 Fourth
Bode Frederick, clerk, r. 19 Hinckley
BODE GEORGE C. (Searle & Bode) , and proptr
Battery Street Bonded Warehouse, and agent
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co., NW cor Bat-
tery and Filbert, r. 126C California
Bode Henry, bartender, r. 626 Fourth
Bode Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 905 Jackson
Bode Henry, clerk John C. Jakobs, r. 2428 Buchanan
Bode William W., portrait ijainter, r. 69 Natoma
Bode & Danforth (George C. Bode, and Edwin Ban-
forth), proptrs Special Internal Revenue Bonded
Warehouse, office 1201 Battery
Bodecker Hermann, groceries, NW cor Kearny and
Green, r. 400 Green
Bodecker Louis, pianist, office with Kohler & Chase,
r. 402 Green
Bodecker William, musician, r. 1522 Stockton
Bodell Lewis F., bricklayer, r. 814 Folsom
Bodelle Samuel, cook Palace Hotel
Bodeu John, teamster, r. '2H Liberty
Boden John F., clerk, r. 709 Filbert
Boden John H. (John H. Boden & Co.). r. Saucelito
BODEN JOHN H «fc CO. (Julius Quinchard),
ship and Custom House brokers, 504 Battery
Boden Penelope (widow) , r. 705 Greenwich
Boden William, painter, r. 1113 Filbert
Boder L., miner, r. 18 First
Bodtish S. R., master mariner, r. 1310J<5 Grove
Bodflsh William H., attorney at law, office and r. 712
Montgomery
Bodie Chief Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) , D. F. Ver-
denal secretary, office 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Bodie Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), William H.
Lent secretary, office 62 Nevada Block
Bodie Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (Mono Co.,
Cal.), E. C. Hasten secretary, office 22 Nevada
Block
Bodie Lion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) , Daniel Buck
secretary, office 80 Nevada Block
Bodie Louis, butcher, r. 545 Hayes
Bodie M., r. 317 Powell
Bodie Richmond Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), O. D.
Squire secretary, office 331 Montgomery, room 2b
Bodie Tunnel and Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), A. F.
Main secretary, office 309 Cal, rooms 1 and 2
Bodieu Adolph, upholsterer, r. 81 Everett
Bodieu Ida Miss, milliner, 54 Third, r. 81 Everett
Bodien James C, r. The Baldwin
Bo'?ien John, upholsterer, r. 229 Ellis
Bodill Helen (wiaow), r. 322 Seventh, rear
Bodkin Eliza Miss, dressmaker, 630 ;<; Post
Bodkin Sarah Miss, dressmaker, 630}^ Post
Bodkin Thomas, plasterer, r. 119 Shipley
Bodleman William, cook Palace Hotel, r. 263 Stev
Bodwell Etta M. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. E s Bartlett, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Bodwell Frank, clerk James A. Rudkiu, r. E s Bart-
lett. bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
BOD WELL. HARRY H., Excelsior windmill,
pump, horse-power, and tank manuf, 211 and 213
Mission, r. E s Bartlett, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifih
Bodwell John D., policeman City Hall, r. 719 Ellis
Bodwin August, patternmaker, r. 336 Bryant, rear
Boeckmann Diedrich H. (Ahlers & Boeckmann) , ^r.
107 Austin
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ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Boeckniann Fred, clerk Von Eonn & Hencke Bros.,
r. Hansa Hotel
Boecbmann George (Ablborn & Boeckmann) r. Ahl-
born House
Boege Heury, teamster Hermann KoSsbach, r. 1910
Larkin.rear
Boegel Philip, waiter George Tetner,r. 308 Pacific
Boeh Fred. W., r. Ktiss House
Boehinger Charles, tanner, r. 10 Boardman PI, rear
Boehle W. F., baker S. S. City of Chester.r. 921 Post
Boehler Henry, carpenter, r. 317 Bush
Boehm Daniel, stockbroker, r. Commercial Hotel
Boehm John, contractor, r. C!oso House
Boehm John, painter Peter F. Lane, r. SE cor Chest-
nut and Dupont
Boehm Marks, clerk, r. 408 Natoma
Boehme Frederick, musician Baldwin's Theater, r.
Green
Boehne Frederick J., barber Frederick W. Miller, r.
509 Bush
Boell Charles L., printer, r. 254 Clementina
Boeuig Henry, coachman Alpheus Bull, NWcor Fran-
cisco and Leavenworth
Boerdt Mina, domeatic 1501 Post
Boericke Francis E. (Boericke & Tafel), r. Philadel-
phia
Boericke Richard, manager Homeopathic Pharmacy,
234 Sutter, r. 906 Leavenworth
BOERICKE «& TAFEL (Francis E. Boericke and
Adolph J. Tafel), proptrs Homeopathic i'har-
macy, 234 Sutter
Boerle T.. r. Park Hotel
Boeruer William, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Boerner William, tanner Michael Tieruan, r. Welbon
House, cor Twenty-fourth and Mission
Boes John, laborer, r. W s Nebraska, ur Sixteenth
Boes John F., bookkeeper, r. 953 Folsom
Boes Mary (widow), r. 953 Folsom
Boes Thomas H., entry clerk A. Roman & Co., r. 953
Folsom
Boes. See Bose
BOESCH E3IIIiE, proptr Pacific Lamp and Re-
flector Factory and Pacific Zinc Ornament Fac-
tory, 5fi9 Mission, r. 2414 Mission
Boese D., r. 29 Sutter
Boese Her»ian, gardener S. Menzies, r. SW cor Chest-
nut and Montgomery
Boese Henry J., market, 512-514 Davis, r. 1715 Mason
Boese Nicholas, laborer California Pickle Factory, r.
219 Fifth
Boettcher Paul, Balesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
Oakland
Boettger Herman, liquor saloon, 1318 Howard
Boettger Theodore, driver Central K. R., r.411X Sixth
Bofinger Jacob, metal spinner, 10 Stevenson
Bollley William, bricklayer, r. SE cor Dupont and
Francisco
Began Charles, commission merchant, r. 1714 Hyde
Bdgan Ohjirlcs, tanner Bloch k Davidson, r. 721 Bran
Biignn Charles Jr., fresco painter Pacific Improvement
Co., r. 721 Branuan
Bogan John, market, 721 Urannan
Bogun Philip, longshoreman, r. 23 Silver, rear
Bogan William F., lauudryman La Grande Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsimi
Bogans Gei>rgc W., clerk, r. H29 Folsom
BOGARDirs .JOHN !»., editor and proptr Figaro,
office 532 Merchant, r. N s Delgado PI, nr Hyde
Bogardus William H., engineer, r. .Milborn Hcjusc
Bogart Art)mr W., slioemuker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1008 .McAllister
Bogart Cliarles, clerk Thomas J. Chadbourno
Bogart Edwin V. (Bogart Ai Druninioud) , r. Henry, bet
Noe and Castro
Bogart John M., grain broker, office 214 Sacramento,
r. Oakbmd
Bogart Jiiscpli N., piledriver, r. 412 Minna
BOG.VRT OKI....VNJDO H., mining secretary, office
IOC) Leidesdortt'. r. Palace Hotel
Bogart Robert D., editor Dally Stock Rep<ut, r. 2211
Fillmore
Bogart k Drummond (Edwin Bogart and Frank G.
Druiuiniind) , t<anisters, 15 San and 535 Market
Bogen William, bookkeeper M. & C. Mangels, r. Oak-
land
Boger Frederick E., iiuuiuf cigars, SE cor Hayes and
Fillmore, r. 841 Fillmore
BOGER AVIL.L.IAM, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Stockton and Filbert
Bbgert J. W., r. 324 Sutter
Bogert William T., salesman Pulvermacher Galvanic
Co., r. 430 Montgomery Av
Boggan Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Buchan-
an and Bush
Bogie William, gardener Masonic Cemetery
Boglan James, r. 711 Ash Av
Bogle Eliza A. (widow) , r. 543 Minna
Bogle Joseiih S., boatbuilder John Penney, r. 1057 J^
Folsom
Bogle William H., local policeman, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Bogler Frederick, porter Bachman Bros., r. 1013
Union
Bogliauich 'M.. Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Mont
Boglich Andrew, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Boglich Thomas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Bogliotti Thomas, laborer, r. 818 Sansom
Bogner Benjamin, engraver Larsen & Wilson, r. 12
William
Bogner Bernard, teacher dancing University Mound
College
Bogner Charles, tailor, 11 Slitter, r. 12 William
Bogner Charles Jr., jeweler, 300 ]?'ourth
Bogovich Frederic, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Bogue Barnard, helper .Etna Iron Works, r. 20 Willow
Bogue J., helperlndustrial Iron Works
Bogue John, carpenter JEtna Iron Works, r. 233 Perry
Bogue K. Mrs., janitress Bernal Heights Primary
School
Bogue Michael, longshoreman, r. E 8 Anderson, bet
Courtland Av and Lincoln
Bohan James A., groceries and liquors, 921 Howard
Bohan John, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 200 Hyde
Bohan Patrick, laborer Hancock k Kelso
Bohan Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 42(5 Shipley
Bohan Thomas, laborer, r. S s Eighteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores, rear
Bohan William, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., r. 42
Clara
Bohan. See Bohen
Bohannan Edward, driver, r. 41()3<; Natoma
Bohee George, minstrel, r. Overland House
Bohee James, minstrel, r. Overland House
Bohely William, baker, r. 921!^ Post, rear
Bohemia Silver Mining Co. (Maricopa Co., Arizona),
Jacob Klein secretarv, office 121 Sansom
BOHEMIAN CLUB, rooms 430 Pine
Bohen Benjamin F., policeman City Hall, r. 410 Kear
Bohen C, laborer Matthew McGowan
Bohen George T., fire surveyor Union Insurance Co.,
r. i;i7 Pine
Bohen James T., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 017
Pine
Bohen John, coachman 512 Capp
Boheu Mary (widow) , furnished rooms, 819 How
Bohen Patrick, groceries, 20 Kausch
Bohen. See Bohan
Bohene Frederick, barber, r. 509 Bush
Bohle John E., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Bohlen Johanna (widow), r. 34S Grove
Bohlen John, seanmn stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Bohlen Minnie Miss, r. 348 Grove
Bohlen. See Bolan and Holen
Bohler William, longshoreman, r. 9?^ Ijiberty
Bohling Cord, clerk Becker Brothers, r. 420Larkin
liohlmaun E.. cferk Ebbinghauscn & Co., r, 2440 MiSB
Bohlmann Hermann, clerk Henry Ebbiughauhi'ii. r.
201 Third
Bolilmanu. See Bollman
Bohler John, messman stm Newbern, Fol. St. Wharf
Bohlu William, cabinetmaker Snydoi & Eeichling, r.
cor Washington and Front
Bohls Heury (Baumgartut r & Bohls), r. G12 Minna
Bohm Cornelius, cook New Wisconsin Hotel, NE cor
Montgcjuiery and Pacific
Bohm John, porter Greenebauni. Sachs .t Freeman, r.
5G7 '.1 Stevenson
Bohm Paschal, dairyman Peter Palassou, SW cor Bay
and Webitcr
BoiJiu Williiiiii, manufacturing jewelir, 016 Mercliant,
r. 1(109 JonoB
Bohnie Clara (widow) , r. 437 Vallejo
Holm A., engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 1510 V; Pino
Bohu .\rtluir, r. 22 De Boom
Bohn Brothers (Nicholas and John), tanners, 1 Bran-
nan PI
Bohn Daniel, lanndrymau, r. S s Vandewatei- nr Pow
Bohn John (13ohn Bros.) , r. Harmony Hotel
Bohn John, salesman 8. Mosgrove & Co., r. Brooklyn
Hotel
BULLOCK Si J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at &E0. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
BOH
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Bohn John, stoves and tinware. 11'2 Seventh
Bohn John Jr., plumber John Bohn.r. 112 Seventh
Bohn John A., clerk, r. 567 \i Stevenson
Bohn Mary Ann (widow) , r. S s Vaudewater nr Pow
Bohn Nicholas (Bohn Bros.) , r. Harmony Hotel
Bohner Joseph, r. 19 Harlan PI, rear
Bohnheim Frederick, r. 1609 Post
Boice Charles DeS., collector Fireman's Fund Iu8. Co.,
r. Oakland
Boice. See Boyce
Boydo Domenico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Boie F. H., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn. Druid's Hall
Boie George, flour packer Horace Davis & Co., r. 12
Louisa
Boihrin^er Henry, instrumentmaker John Eoach, r.
517 Jones
Boinen Alphonse, cabinetmaker, r. 8 Anthony
Boise J. E., cook, r. 19 Minna
Boisner Herman, seaman, r. 12 "Washington
Bolsnet Alfonse, cabinetmaker, 413 Mission, r. 8 Kear
Boisse Eugene, hairdressing saloon, 526 Commercial,
r. 528 Filbert
Boisse Gaston, shipcarpenter, r. 2215 Powell
Boisseau Gabriel, barber John M. Ellis, r. 1 Chelsea
PI
Boisseau Jean (Boisseau & Son), r. 1 Chelsea PI
Boisseau Jean Emile (Boisseau & Son), r. 1 Chelsea PI
Boisseau & Son (Jean and Jean Emile) , boots and
shoes, 324 Dupont
Boissier Lafrance, r. 1817 Mason
Boisson Francis (Bosson & Pichon), r. Oakland
Boisson & Pichon (Francis Boisson and Peter Pichon) ,
poultry and game, 15-19 San Francisco Market
Boit William C, student Toland Medical College, r.
638 Green
Boitano Angelo, vegetable garden, Visitacion Valley,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Boitano Francisco, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Boitano Jean B., laborer, r. 1510 Dupont
Boitano Joseph, bootblack NE cor Montgomery and
Merchant, r. 14 St. Charles
Boia Feliciano, foreman Ygual & Co., r. 113 Virginia
Bokee David M., r. 2008 Pierce
Bokmann George, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 213 Pros-
pect PI
Bokmann Henry, r. 549 Stevenson
Bokmann. See Bockman
Bolado Joaquin, real estate, 535 Clay, r. 526 Sutter
Bolan John, storekeeper American Exchange Hotel
Bolan Laurence, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 20
Mary
I Bolan Michael J., physician, r. 402 Hayes
I Bolan Philip. jDorter, r. 435 Pine
1 Bolan. See Bohlen, and Bolen
I Boland Bridget (widow) , r. 109 Shipley
I Boland Edward, bookkeeper J. M. Spafford & Co., r.
109 Shipley
1 Boland Edward driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. SE
I cor Fifth and Bryant
I Boland Henry, tailor, r. 45 Everett
1 Boland James I., law student Winans, Belknap &
I Godoy, r. 819 Tyler
I Boland Joanna M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 109 J^ Shipley
Boland John, real estate, r. 819 Tyler
Boland John, seaman, r. 908 Sansom
Boland Maurice, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Boland Michael C, foreman John O'Kane, r. 1072
I Twentieth, nr Dolores
Boland Patrick, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 340 Page
Boland Robert, saloonkeeper, r. 9 Harriet
Boland William H., bookkeeper, r.54 First
Bolander C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 736 Market
BolanderH. N., r. 2616 Folsom
Bolander H. N., junior clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Grana-
da, r. 2616 Folsom
Bolander Louis, clerk, r. 2616 Folsom
Bolas James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 608 Bran
Bolber Anton, driver City R. R., r. 1801 Mission
Bold Valentine, bookkeeper Geo. Ebert & Co., r. 608
Pine
Boldemann Adolph, carpenter, r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Adolph Jr., salesman Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 2624 Sutter
Boldemann Charles, clerk Harris Brothers, r.2C24Sut
Bolden John, r. The Baldwin
Bolden Richard, messenger Chief Commissary De-
partment Military Division Pacific, U. S. A., 105
Stockton
Boldiug Charles, bricklayer, r. 1 Reed PI
Bolding Emile, ironmoulder Pacific Iron Works, r. 1
Reed PI
Boldt Frederick, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Bole Henrietta Mrs., fancy goods, 310 Fourth
Bole James, secretary The Pbenix Silver Mining Co.,
office 308 California, r. 310 Fourth
Bole John, hostler William Kerr, r. 909 Battery, rear
Bolen Anna, domestic 1002 Van Ness Av
Bolen Delia (widow), r. 833 Greenwich
Bolen Henry, clerk Nolle & Fell, r. BE cor Hyde and
Filbert
Bolen. See Bohlen and Bolan
Bolero Joseph, expressman, 3 Vallejo
Boley S. L., r. 611 Seventh
Boley Susan (widow), r. 675 Mission
Bolger John, plasterer and whitener, r. 819 H Dolores
Bolger Julia, domestic 26 Twelfth
Bolger Miles J., machinist, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran
Bolger Solomon, cartman, r. 22 Folsom av
Bolger Thomas, contractor, r. 19"20 Howard
Bolger. See Bulger.
Boliger Jacob, laborer Willows Brewery, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission !
BOLIVIA, Francisco Hcrrera consul, office 331 |
Montgomery, room 14
Bolk H., rancher, r. 18 First
Boll Edward, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Fran-
cisco
Boll Helena Miss, domestic 13 Hyde
Boll Nelson, tailor, r. 110 William
Boll Peter Q., laborer, r. 412 J^ Main, rear
BoUe Henry, cooper, r. 2719 Folsom, rear
Bollea Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
BoUenhagen Henry, bartender, r. 109 Bernard
Boiler August, woodcarver Conrad Boiler, r. 36J<5
Garden
Boiler Conrad, furnituremaker, 617 Brannan, r. 36}^
Garden
Boiler F. J., market, 1230 Dupont, r. 430 Greenwich
Bolles Obed F., captain stm George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co., r. 702 Dolores
Bollier Charles, laborer, r. 27 Welsh
BoUier John, glassblower, r. 27 Welsh
Bollier Julius, glassblower S. F. andPac. Glass
Works, r. 21% Welsh
Bollier Paul, helper Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 322 Third
Bollinger Francis, hairdressing saloon, 115 J<j Jackson,
r. 930 Montgomery
Bollinger Hannah R. Mrs., dressmaker, 1060 Howard
Bollinger John C, collector, oflace 624 Montgomery,
room 5, r. Oakland
Bollinger M. Mrs., boarding, NW cor Sixth and Bran
Bollinger Nicholas, butcher, 5 Jackson, r. 322Ji
Broadway, rear
Bollinger William, r. 1060 Howard
Bollinger William A., mining engineer, r. Revere
House
Bollman Albert, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
BoUman George, clerk John Bollman & Co., r. 1215
Clay
Bollman George, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Bollman John (John Bollman & Co.), r. 1215 Clay
Bollman John & Co., manufs. Russian cigaritos, 409
Washington
Bollman William, clerk, r. 1215 Clay
Bollman. See Bohlmann
Bollmeyer Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. JOS
Ninth
BoUy Henry H., waiter, r. 728 Broadway, rear
BoJ'y Magdalena (widow) , laundress, r. 728 Broadway,
rear
Bologuesi Raffaello, restaurant, 506 Washington, r.
13'20}^ Kearny
Bolshaw William H., clerk Junius G. Foster, Cliff
House
Bolsted L., laborer, r. 216 Clara
Bolster B. (widow), r. 18 Howard Court
Bolte William L., salesman Sol.Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 923 Washington
Bolton Edward E., office 618 Merchant, r. 1222 Pine
Boltm Ellen (widow), r. NE cor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Bolton James R., capitalist, office 618 Merchant, r.
2201 Jones
Boltcn John H., cashier Miller & Lux, r. 621 Third
Bolton Olive (widow) , r. 148 Silver
Bolton Thomas, dentist, 804 How, r. Hubbard House
Bolts John F. (Riechers & Bolts) , r. 9 Park Av
BBAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, Quality, or Pit
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Boltz Albert, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 521 Xatoma
Boman Anton, laborer William Schlothan, r. W b
Minnesota, nr Sierra
Boman Charles E., carpenter and builder, 13 Stockton,
r. Ashbury, nr Golden Gate Park
Bomaster Henry, hostler S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Bomke Charles, varnisher Lockhart & Porter, r. 324
Kitch
Bommen B. A. Mrs., r. 1013 Mission
Bona Blanche Mrs., r. 1902 Stockton
Bona Elizabeth (widow) , r. lll'J Kearny
Bona Elizabeth Mrs., domestic 929 McAllister
Bona Ferdinando, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash
Bonacina Angelo, baker, r. 1524 Dupont
Bonacina Fernando, mining, r. Union Club
Bonacina J. M., furniture, carpets, etc., 17 Montgom-
ery Av, r. SE cor Solano and Indiana
Bonacina Joseph, clerk J. M. Bonacina, r. 7 Mont Av
Bonacina JoFeph Jr., carver J. M. Bonacina, r. 7
Montgomery Av
Bonacina Laurence, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Bonagan Thomas, grainer Hopps & Sons, r. 462 Jessie
Bonanza House, Holm & Saxtorph proptrs, 867-869
Market
Bonanza Lodging House, Mrs. E. M. Manks proprie-
tress, 103 Steuart
Bonaparte Najjoleon, laborer William Groom, r. AV s
San Jose Road, nr Ocean House Road
Bonarcoci Josepi)i, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Bonasso Giovanni (De Martini & Bouasso), r. bet
Mission and San Jose Road, SE of Industrial
School
Bonavia N., frescopainter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bouavides Albert, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
SE cor Green and Dupont
Bondanza Pascuale, drayman, r. 427 Filbert
Bond Byron, r. The Baldwin
Bond Christopher 0., boxmaker Union Box Factory,
r. Oakland
Bond Edward, bootfltter Francis Hall, r 628 Bdwy
Bond Frances L. (widow), r. 2083-^ Seventh
Bond George W., machinist, r. 15 Cleaveland
Bond John, hostler A. J. Pope, r. 3 Guy PI
Bond Samuel D., barber John Greif & Co.
Bonde James, carpenter and builder, 1108 J^ Dupont,
r. 1125 Stockton
B(mdee Albert, carpenter, r. 776 Folsom
Bondeson John, butcher Grand Hotel
I Bondeson Joseph, bellman Grand Hotel
' Bondrow J. B., trader, r. 120 Ellis
I Bonds George W., foreman Byron Jackson, r. 15
I Cleaveland
I Bondu Adolph, teacher French, r. 710 Folsom
Bondy Pierre, tanner Dominique Legallet, r. cor Sixth
Av and Q, South S. F.
Bone William H., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 502 Fourth
Bonefield S., Master Mariners Benev. Assn., Druids'
Hall
Bonelle Angelo, pianofortemaker, r. 110 Seventh
Bonelli E. S., salesman Kohler & Chase, and piano
teacher, r. 1 Fifth
Bonelli M. E. Mrs., assistant South S. F. School, r. 1
Fifth
Boner Neil, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Bones John W., architect, oiKce 603 Wash, r. Alameda
Bonesteel James A., check clerk Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. 214 Powell
Bonestell John T.(Levisou Brothers, and Cal. Jewelry
Co.), r. 1.506 Sacramento
Bonestell Louis H. (Wyatt, Bonestell & Co.) , r. Oak-
land — ~__ -,—
Bonetti Anselmo, clerk Stephen Mariani, r. SE cor
Twenty tliird and Columbia
Bonetti Batista, watchmaker, r. <;04 Vallejo
Bongert J. (widow), r. 1125 Stockton
Bongher C, helper Risdon I, and L. Works
Bonglet Cclcstiue Mrs., proprietress Hayes Park
Laundry, 527 Hayes
Bonglet Louise Miss, helper Hnyes Park Laundry
Bongron Thomas, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Bonham G. D., carpenter, r. 636 Comiucrcial
Bonheur Alexandrine Mrs., cook 803 Stockton
Boniface L<mise Miss, teacher, r. 1.507 Larkin
Bonifield Samuel, captain schr Jessie Nickerson. r.
516 Fell
Bonina Antoine, hog ranch, W s Mission, nr Five-
Mile Store '
Bonis Peter, veterinary surgeon, r. 214 SteveiiBon
Bonissent Mme., midwife, r. 1936 Mission
Bonisson Joseph, domestic G. Venard, 702 Lombard I
Bonker James T., seaman, r. 12 Jackson |
Bonn Gustaf, liquor saloon, 138 Folsom |
Bonnard Annie E. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 113 Ninth
Bonuard Francis A. (Bonnard & Daly) , r. 1409 Jack
Bonnard Maranme Miss, assistant Spring ValUy
Grammar School, r. 113 Ninth
Bonnard & Daly (F. A. Bonnard and B. H.Daly), |
book and job printers, 609 Merchant " '
BOXN'EPO-\D GtJSTAVE, bookkeeper Societe '
Fran^aise De Bienfaisance Mutuelle, office 510
Jackson, r. 2S0 Minna
Bonneford Ambroise, laundry, 1412 Powell
Bonnell Edwin, note clerk Savings and Loan Society,
r. 1709 Gough
Bonnell Henry, clerk F. A. Roiileau, r. 1527 Clay
Bonnell John, agent Hill's Manual, r. SW cor Vicks-
burg and Twenty-second
Bonnell Kate Miss", assistant South Cosmopolitan
Prijuary School, r. 1.527 Clay
Bonnemort C. M., mining, r. 930 Market
Bonner David, tipholsterer. 420 Broadway
Bonner E. L., r. Occidental Hotel
Bonner Henry, teamster Isaac Stone, r. WsSan Bruno
Road, nr Silver Av
Bonner John, carver J. J. Stevenson & Co., r. 207
O'F.trrell
Bonner John J., r. 7043^ Mission
Bonner Margaret (widow), r. 406 Laguna
Bonner Maria (widow) , r. 406 Laguna
Bonner William, commission merchant, r. 307 O'Far-
rell
Bonnet B., contractor asphaltum work, and brick-
maker, office 402 Montgomery, room 6, r. SE cor
Fifteenth and Sharon
Bonnet Elie, brickmaker B. Bonnet, r. 1 Sharon
Bonnet Laurent, pa'ker G. Venard, r. Vallejo, bet
Kearny and Muutjjomery
Bonnet Paul, bookkeeijer Etienne & Von Voss, r. 332
Turk
Bonuey Charles F., registry clerk Post-office, r. 216 Pow
Bonney Charles S., woodturner M. & A. Hansen, r.
720 Natoma
Bonney Helen I., r. 1720 Leavenworth
Bonney Olpha Jr., manuf. wood working machinery,
and band saws, 221 Mission, r. 730 Capp
Bonuv George (George C. Shreve & Co.) , r. Occidental
Hotel
Bonot Frank A., bookkeeper, r. 428 Green
Bonstill August, r. 214 Powell
Bonta Virginia Miss, domestic 822 Pacific
Bonta lelli Antonio, painter G. B. Deferrari, r. Pol-
lard PI
Bontaque James, r. 235 Fifth
Bontaun Sarah, domestic 2027 Howard
Bontempi Guiseppe, clerk, r. 219 Front
Bonyer .\lice (widow), r. 423 Sutter
Bouzi .\ntonio, cook Negrini k Danciant, r. cor Val-
lejo and Powell
Boobar Elijah C, i)iledriver, and contractor, 14 How-
ard, r. 5.54 Folsom
Boobar James G., piledriver Elijah C. Boobar, r. 554
Folsom
Boody Frederick, cutter, r. 10 White PI
Boohan Ellen (widow), r. NE cor Devisadero and
Fulton
BooUan John, coachman, r. 426 Capp
Book George, cabinetmaker Snvder & Relciling
Book Henrv, machinist, r. 675 Jlissioij
Booke Charles, painter, r. NE cor Howard and Thir-
teenth
Bookel Christian, hotelkoeper, r. 30 Langton
Booker Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co.),
William H. Lent secretary, office 62 Nevada Blook
Booker George E.. collector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1354 Brush, Oaklinul
Booker H. E. (widow), r. 702 O'Farrell
Booker llenrv, laborer Arthur Boothe, r. 2.56 M Fourth
BOOKER W. li.W'E, H. B. M. Consul California,
Oregon and Washington Territory, office 319 Cali-
fornia, r. Union Club
Bookmeyer Otto W. J., shipcarpenter. r. 5 Washington
Bookstaver Charles H., clerk, r. 311 Ivy Av
Bookstaver Harry, driver George Kaiser & Co., r. 175
Nineteenth
Bookstaver Mary J. (widow) , r. 711 Ivy Av
Bookstaver Walter H. , with Swan & Co., r. 176 Nine-
teenth
Bullock & Jones, ICo Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright <S; "Warner's Merino Underwear.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Boole Frank A., superintendent Pacific Barrel and
Keg Co., r. 712 Capp
BOOLiE: FRED W., clerk Independent S. S. Line,
office Spear St. Wharf, r. 712 Capp
Boole Georj^e (Boole & Webster), r. 712 Capp
Boole Cieorge Jr., salesman Baiker & Snow, r. 712 Capp
Boole William A. (Middlemas & Boole, and A. B. Pat-
rick & Co.) , r. 312 Fair Oaks
Boole & Webster (George Boole, and Artemus Web-
ster), shipwrights, calkers, and sparmakers, 5
Spear
Eooman , carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. Fifteenth,
bet Noe aad Castro
Boomershiue Johnathan, laborer, r. 10, V Harriet
Boonchamp Charles, laborer, r. 324 Eitch
Boone .\udrew, barkeeper John J. Scarborough, r. 5
liroadway
Boone Charles H., barber John Kiefer, r. 13 Stockton
Boone Henry W., resident physician City and County
Hospital
Boone James, seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Boone Jesse T., conductor Sutter St. R.R., r. 1429 Polk
BOOXE JOHN Li. , attorney at law, and solicitor
of patents, office 320 California, room 10, r. 1018
Twenty-first
Boop John D., U. S. Internal Eevenue storekeeper,
office U. S. Court Building
Boorman William, carpenter, r. N s Fifteenth, bet
Noe and Castro
Boos George, driver Noethig & Turk. r. 1839 Mission
Boos Henry, janitor 309 California, r. 17% Clara
Boose Robert, watchman Palace Hotel, r. 233 Minna
Booth Andrew G. (Gunnison & Booth), attorney at
law, office Odd Fellows' Building, r. 2010 Mission
Booth Charles S., machinist Union Iron Works, r. G16
Guerrero
Booth David, carrier Evening Post, r. 616 Guerrero
Booth Elizabeth A. (widow), r. 1713 Mason
B'joth Ella N. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Henry J., capitalist, office 419 California, r.
Palace Hotel
Booth J. Miss, r. 771 Mission
Booth James, spinner Mission Woolen Mills, r. 114
Shotwell
Booth James E., tanner Christian Hellwig, r. Colum-
bia, ur Serpentine Av
Booth John O., drayman Brandt & Mitchell, r. W s
Schuyler, nr Courtland Av, Bernal Heights
Booth Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 33 Fifth
Booth Lucius A., capitalist and president United
Land Assn., office 402 Front, r. Piedmont Park
Booth Newton Hon. (W. W. Dodge & Co.), and U. S.
Senator, r. Sacramento
Booth Robert, student Heald's Business College, r.
834 Mission
Booth Robert J., tanner Christian Hellwig, r. Colum-
bia, nr Seri^entine Av
Booth Samuel, cutter U. S. mint, r. 512 Shotwell
Booth Sydney, agent A. Booth's oysters and fish, office
318 Front, r. 2107 Bush
Booth Thomas, r. 510 Howard
Booth Thomas, cigars and tobacco, 621 Davis
Booth William, attorney at law, r. 1914 Broadway
Booth William, mining, r. 7 Moulton PI
Booth William S., clerk freight Auditor's office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 2107 Bush
Booth . See Boothe
Boothby Adolish F., restaurant, 312 Towusend
Boothby Almon H. (Boothby Bros.) , r. 311 East
Boothby August C, brassfinisher William T. Garratt,
r. 318 Fillmore
Boothby August P.. expressman SW cor Powell and
Ellis, r. 318 Fillmore
BOOTHBY BROTHERS (Almon H. and Melvin),
liquor saloon, 333 East
Boothby David N., shirtcutter, r. 1507 Market
Boothby Melvin (Boothby Bros.), r. 311 East
Boothby William L., r. 1507 Market
Boothby William T., r. 1507 Market
Boothe Arthur, restaurant, 256 }i Fourth, r. 313 Fourth
Boothe E. B., bookkeeper James M. Barney, r. SW cor
Fillmore and McAllister
BOOTHE WILLIAM H,, secretary Silver King
Mining Co., office 320 California, r. SW cor Fill-
more and McAllister
Boothroyd Alfred R., teamster, 4 Battery, r. 400 Grove
Bootz Adam, proptr Bootz Hotel, r. 408 3^ Francisco
Bootz Adam J., clerk Bootz Hotel, r. i08H Francisco
Bootz Henry, r. 408 J4 Francisco
Bootz Hotel, Adam Bootz proptr, 435 Pine
Boove M. Mrs. (widow), r. 502 O'Farrell
Boradori R., proptr Sunny Vale Dairy, W s San Bruno
Road, four miles from City Hall
Boradt Henry, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Borau Frederick, maihinohand Centennial Planing
Mill, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Church
Borbetk John, cigars and tobacco, 503 Pacific
Borboa Jesus, rchitauraut. 1330 Dupont
Borchelt Augustus, sawjer, r. 1209 Green
Borchelt John Henry, carpenter, r. 1209 Green
Borchers August, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 2211
Powell
Borchers Jacob, laborer August Ahnert, r. 516 Pacific
Borchers John C, physician, office and r. 540 Wash-
ington
Borchers Margaret, domestic 210 Hyde
Borchers Theodore Mrs., r. 130 Oak
Borchers Theodore W., porter Oilman, Walker4Co.,r.
130 Oak
Borchert Wilhemina M. (widow) , r. 1190 Harrison
Borchtrt William, teacher music, r. 1040 Howard
Borde Frederick, laborer, r. 1616 Powell
Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, Henry Schroder &
Co. agents, office SW cor Battery and Washington
Borden Henry Russell, patternmaker, r. 828 Howard
Borden Janna, domestic, 621 Pacific
Borden John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works \
Borden Matthias, seaman, r. 12 Jackson i
Borden Michael, boilermaker, r. 911 Folsom
BORDEXAVE ALBERT J,, restaurant, 706
Montgomery
Bordenave Andre, waiter Albert J. Bordenave, r. 700
Montgomery
Bordenave Jean, bakery, 614 Broadway
Bordenave John, liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth Av and
M, South S. F.
Bordenave Joseph (Furcate & Co.),r. Seventh Av, bet
M and N, South S. F.
Bordenave Peter, butcher Furcate & Co., r. SE cor
Fifth Av and M, South S. F.
Bordens Peter, chicken ranch. Silver Av, bet MiBsion
and San Bruno Road
Borderes Dolph, manuf tobacco, 10 Polk Lane
Bordes John L. (Bordes & Lassalle) , r. SE cor Clay
and Kearny
Bordes & Lassalle (J. L. Bordes and J. Lassalle), res-
taurant, NW cor Dupont and Sutter
BORDNER JACOB, carpenter, 609 Mission
BORDT HENRV, groceries and liquors, BW cor
Harrison and Garden
Bordt Mary, domestic, 709 Mason
Bordwell Albert(Morrow & Bordwell),r. 542 Ji Bryant
Bordwell George, architect, r. 1022 Mission
Bordwell George A.,architect, office 318 Pine, room 36,
r. 105 Twenty-fourth
Bordwell H. W., millwright and contractor, 419 Cali-
fornia, room 10
Borel Alfred (Alfr.d Borel & Co.), r. Switzerland
BOREL ALFRED & C'0,(Antoine Borel), bank-
ers, NW cor Montgomery and Clay
BOREL ANTOINE (Alfred Borel & Co.), and Vice
Consul Switzerland, office NW cor Montgomery
and Clay, r. 929 Pine
Borel Florentine (Borel & Co.), r. 637 Pacific
Borel Joseph, cook August Girard, r. O'Connell PI
Borel Leon, cook Conrad Lindner, r. 704 Pacific
Borel & Co (Florentine Borel and Pierre Soubies)
proptrs Hotel de France, 637 Pacific
Borella Angel, bottle dealer, SW cor Kearny and
Broadway, r, 530 Vallejo
Borello Christian, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Boreman Theodore, tailor, r. 617 Washington
Boremsky Max, bookkeeper Kahn & Brod, r. 1032 )i
Folfom
Borg Charles, cabinetmaker West CoBst Fum. Co., r.
22ii Fourth
Borgenson J. H., seaman, r. 415 East
Borgerdiug Henry, scorer Wempe Bros., r. 419 Oak
Borggren William, tailor, r. 3 Delta PI
Borghetti Giulio, merchant, r. 604 Vallejo
Borgstrom August J. M., tailor, 605 Broadway, r. 122
Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Ek, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Borgstrom Jenny Mrs., milliner, 122 Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Minnie Mrs., millinery, 322 Montgomery
Av, r. 324 Montgomery Av
Borgstrom Peter, tailor, 605 Broadway, r. 324 Mont-
gomery Av
Borgwared William, seaman, r. 105 Jackson
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Borgwardt Herman, barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 3
Morey Alley
Borie Henry J., mining and civil engineer, r. 704 How
Borini G., r. 115 Virginia
Boring May E. (widow), r. 1 Treat Av
Boris Lambert, clothing, 1127 Dupont
Borker S., r. 3al Montgomery
Borkhim Henry, military tailor, 532 J^ Polk
Borkman L. Albert, barber John Hammerschmldt, r.
571 Stevenson
Borland Archie, capitalist, office 312 Pine, r. Oakland
Borland Margaret (widow), r. (370 Twentieth
Borland Sarah, domestic lil6 Taylor
Borle (jriorge G., carpenter, r. 545 Jessie
Borle Lewis, with James Connelly & Co., r. 547
Jessie
Bormann Albert, butcher, r. 1258 Bryant
Bormanu Henry (Bruns & Bormann), r. NW cor
Main and Bryant
Born Frederick, sash and blind maker, r, S s Twenty-
fourth, bet Church and Vicksburg
Born Philip, collcctur, r. 12:J'.) Folsom
Burn Sii«ie Mrs., dressinaker, S 8 Twenty-fourth bet
Church and Vicksburg
Borne John L., vice-president Pacific Electric Light
Co., office 320 California
Bomemann Franci.s G., cashier TJ. S. Sub-Treasury, r.
235 Thirteenth
Bornemaun Frederick, clerk Frederick Eickhorst, r.
NW cor Greenwich and Pierce
Borneiuann Frederick, vocalist California Theater, r.
711 Geary
Bornemaun Julia I. (widow) , r. 235 Thirteenth
Boruer C, pianotuner, r. 814 Montgomery
Borueheimer Francis, r. 22G Third
Borniiiiinn Hartwig, portrait painter, r. 933 Bush
BiJinn Jacob, cigaruiaker, r. 25 Morton
Burns Charles, barber, r. 230 O'Farrell
Borustein Brothers (Julius and Marks), clothing, 844
Market
Bnmtitiin Fanny (widow), r. 821 Post
Burustiin Julius (Bernstein Brothers), r. 16433^ Miss
BnruBtLiu Louis, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Sixth and
Miuna, r. 558 .^ Natunia
Boriisti in Marks (Bornstein Brothers), r. 408 Gough
Borusti in Siegmund, traveling agent Louis Sloss &
Co., r. 558;'<j Natoma
Borowsey John, cook, r. 318 Pacific
Borowsky Michael, wines and liquors, 514 Hayes, r.
510 >i Hayes
Borradaile Augustus, clerk John C. Hall, r. 1429
OFarrell
Borradaile George, salesman Kutuer & Goldstein, r.
1429 O'Farrell
Borreiiiaiis diaries, dry-goods, 1019 Stockton
Borremaus E Iward, engraver Hubash & Hirschman,
r. 1019 Stockton
Borriu Ciirnion, r. 425 Grove
Borren Hi^iiry. blacksmith Isaac Stone, r. W 8 San
Bruno road, nr Islais creek
Borrer Theodore, tailor A. Heeth, r. 70 Everett
Borrinan Henry, clerk John C. Borrmau, r. NW cor
Howard and Ninth
Borrman John C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Howard and Ninth
Borrmann William G., salesman Cal. Cracker Co., r.
S K Sixteenth, bit Guerrero and Dolores
Borromeo Augustiiio, boot and shoemaker, 317 Pacific
Bors John F., clerk, r. 949 Fol.som
Borsi-h Eiiiil, optician Kahn k Brod, r. Hansa Hotel
Borst Annie (widow), furnished i-oorns, 1032 Mission
Borst Bridget (widow), r. 22 Miller, rear
Borstel Henry, mate, r. 12 Jackson
Bortliwic Charles, bookkeeper Pacific Saw Manuf.
Co., r. 332 O'Farrell
BORUCK MARCUS D., pubHsher and proprietor
Si)irit of the Times, office C21 Sansom, r. 714
OFiirrell
Borzono Paolo, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Bosan Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Bosano Pasqualo, laborer G. Wittman & Co., r. 339
Union
BoBchen Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fifth and Minna
Boae Berniird, clerk, r. 219 Ritch
BOSK CIIARL.KS M., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Ellis and Fillmore
Bose Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bran-
nan and Geneva
Bose George, seunian, r. 219 Ritch
Bose Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. .505 Eighth
Bose Martin, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Nebraska, bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Bose Nicholas, laborer, r. 219 Bitch
Bose Richard, groceries and liquors, SW cor Moss and
Howard
Bose Richard, stock clerk Hecht Bros. & Co., r. Ne-
braska, bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Bose. See Boes
Bosiscovich Andrea, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Bosuer Thomas, bartender, r. 249 Minna
Bosq Elizabeth, laundry. 1023 M Sutter
Bosq Romain, lapidary and diamond setter, 13 Trinity
r. 1023 Sutter
Bosque Prosper, steward Casino Hispano Americano,
r. 550 Mission
Bosquet Andrew, porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 11}^
John
Bosquet Etieune, laborer Ghiradelli & Danzel
Bosqui Edward (Edward Bosqui & Co.), r. 814 Lorn
BOSQ,UI KDWARD tS; CO., printers, engravers,
lithographers, and book binders, SE cor Clay and
Leidesdorff
Boss Albert W., stage carpenter Baldwin's Theatre
Boss Frederick (Todt & Boss) , r. 10 Garden
Boss George, driver Humboldt Brewery, 1839 Miss
Boss Henry, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r. 16 3^
Garden
Boss Heniy, cook, r. 522 Filbert
Boss Henri, laundryman Pierre Digau, r. Lafayette PI
Boss J. P., mining engineer, r. 523 Kearny
Bosse Louis, clerk J. Henry Tobbenboske, r. SWcor
Howard and Second
Bosst Bros. (Felix and Joseph), fruits, 1115 Stockton
Bossi E. G., fresco jjainter, r. 81S Sansom
Bossi Felix (Bossi Bros ), r. 1115 Stockton
Bossi Felix, stonecutter, r. 818 Sansom
Bossi Francisco, stonecutter, r, 818 Sansom
Bossi Joseph (Bossi Bros.), r. 1115 Stockton
Bossio Adolph, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Bostick AsuhiiidH., cashier .M.J. Flavin, r. ()33 Geary
Boslicli Mcrntt B.. clerk George I. Ives, r. 703 Market
BOSTO.V BOARD OF UNOERWRITERS,
Joseph S. Bacon agent, office 31(5 California
Boston Cinnabar Jlining Co. (Trinity Co. Cal.), Charles
AUenburg, secretary, office 438 California
Boston Cracker Bakery, Judson H. Clark jiroptr, 132
Fourth
Boston Dairy, Hiram Clifford, proptr., Silver Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road, depot 35 Eddy
Boston llughey, longshoreman, r. 1412 Howard
Boston John, painter, r. 907 Buchanan
Boston Mary W. (widow), r. (i21 Stevenson
Boston Oyster House, B. Kenney, proptr., 45, 89 and
90 Centre Market
Boston Underwriters' Insurance Co. (Boston), com-
posed of Eliot and Wasliiniiton Insurance Cos.,
Edward E. Potter general agent, office 200 Sansom
Boston William, r. 34(> Fourth
Boston William A., paying teller Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 1617 Sutter
Bostrom Peter, captain schr Golden Gate, r. 216
Francisco
Bostwick Cornelia (wiilow), boarding. 32 Ellis
BoHtwick F. F., r. 328 Geary
Bostwick H. K., r. 328 (ieary
Bostwick H. R., r. 328 Geary
Bostwick .John H., fanner, r. 1254 California
Bostwick. See Bostick
Boswell .v., harnessmaker Lawless Bros., 628 Front
BoswcU Benjamin D. captain U. S. A., office 328
Montgomery, room 19, r. Oakland
Boswell Charles (Lawless Brothers k Boswell) , r. 1313
Powell
BOSWULL PURE AIR HEATER CO., Samuel
R. Lippincott, secretary, office 606 Montgomery,
room 4
Boswell S. B. (9. B. Boswell & Co.), r. 927 Bush
BOSWELL S. B- & CO. (Dudley 0. Bates),
stockbrokers, office 318 California
Bosworth Charles, assistant bookkeeper Charles Lang-
ley & Co., r. NW cor Second and Folsom
Bosworth Charles, watchman Lobos Square Packing
House, r. Fillmore, nr Greenwich
Bosworth George F., compositor Examiner, r. 1012
Montgomery
Bosworth Henry M., teacher music, office 139 Kearny,
r. Brunswick House
Bosworth William, mining, office 432 Montgomery,
room 5, r. Commercial Hotel
BULLOCK k JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
BOT
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Botalla James, assistant sexton St. iKuatius College
Botcher Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fell
and Laguna
Botcher Conrad F., clerk Jens P. Mortensen, r. 1233
Market
Botcher Henry, master mariner, r. 5 Seymour Av
Botcher. See Bottcher
Botet'iihr Frank, porter Fenkhausen & Braunschwei-
ger, r. 314 Tyler.
Bothe Charles, musician, r. 6 Martin's Block, S s Mar-
ket, ur Seventh
Bothe Diedrich, teamster A. Meyer & Bro., r. SW cor
Geary and Broderick
Bothe Louis H., confectioner Franklin Dexter, r. 616
Minna
Bothe Sophie Mrs. (widow), midwife, r. 1163 Mission
BOTHIN, DAI^IiEMAND «& CO., (Julius C.
Bothin, Albert Dallemand and Henry E. Bothin),
importers and manufacturers coffees, teas and
spices, 305-307 Front
Bothin Henry E., (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.), r. Hol-
den House
Bothin Julius C. (Bothin, Dallemand & Co.), r. The
Baldwin
Bothmann Frederick, expressman SW cor Brannan
and Sixth, r. 2 Brannan
Bothmann Henry, woodturner, r. S 6 Brannan, bet
Sixth and Seventh
Bothwick John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Botsford A. K. Mrs., r. 1031 Valencia
Botsford Aarelia (widow), r. 625 Fulton
Botscheider George, machinist J. B. Luchsinger &
Son, r C02 Natoma
Bott John H. (Bott & Larsen) , r. 206 Steuart
Botti Larsen (John H. Bott and John Larsen) ,proptrs
Golden Gate House, 206 Stouart
Bottazini L. A., pressman H. S. Crocker k Co.
Bottcher Ferdinand, cooper, r. 420 Davis
Better Taiper, r. 9 Pacific
Bottiger Herman, upholsterer, r. 1707 Turk
Botto Napoleon, salesman Sbarboro & Costa, r. Oak-
land
Botto Pietro, peddler, r, 7 Gaven
Bottomley Charles, driver Central R. E., r. 2418 Post
Bottomley L. H., conductor Market Street B. E., r.
2418 Post
Botts Charles T., attorney at law, office 123 California,
rooms 2 and 3, r. Oakland
Botzbach Peter, barkeeper P. N. Lange, r. 246 Town-
send
Bouch Thomas, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works
Bouche Joseph, scourer Achi lie Edinger, 430 Bush
Bouehekowsky Otto, foreman B. Blunienthal & Co.'s
Glove Factory, r. 212 Sutter
Boucher Charles, laborer, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Charles Jr., boatbuilder, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Eugene A., rivet heater, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Henry, distributer Golden Gate Laundry
Boucher Henry S., boilermaker Fulton Iron AVorks
Boucher James, porter Oi^penheimer & Slessinger
Boucher John, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r. 828
California
Boucher John J., boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher Joseph, dyer, r. 31 Hinckley
Boucher Sadie E. Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 550 Stevenson
Boucher Thomas P., boilermaker, r. 3 Goodsell PI
Boucher William, clerk, r. 807 Market
Bouchet Jules (Boyer & Bouchet) , r. 1122 Dupont
Boudan Alcide, laundry, 2111 Mason
Boudan Loiiis, driver Denaveaux & Maison
Boudet August, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and
Twenty-eighth
Boudin Isidore (Boudin & Gleizes), r. 1412}>; Dupont
Boudin Lucien, baker Boudin & Gleizes, r. 1412 ;<; Dup
Boudin & Gleizes (Isidore Boudin and Benjamin Glei-
zes), bakery, 1412}^ Dupont
Boiidoiu rharles, r. 509 Bush
Boudrye Felix, r. E 8 Sanchez, bet Seventeenth and
Eighteenth
Bouel Herman, cook John Koeter, r. 614 Merchant
Bouffe Ernest, waiter Mme. L. Drouilhal.r. 509 Pine
Boiiffler James H., baker, r. 1622 Post
Bouge Hugh, laborer, r. 13 Welsh
Boughton Caroline (widow), r. 156 Third
Boughton Seth, fruits and vegetables, Arcade Market,
r. 135 M Fifth
Bougler Frederick, porter, r. 1013 Union
Bouaner Benjamin, r. 528 Pine
Bougrand Jean, laundryman, r. 1318 Dupont
Bougraud Paul, laborer August Girard, r. NE cor Du-
pont and Vallejo
Boukofsky Eniil (Boukofsky & Sternberg), r. 1607 Post
Boukofsky Michael, capitalist, r. 402 Octavia
Boukofsky & Sternberg (Emil Boukofsky and David
Sternberg), wholesale manufs cigars, 615 Front
Boulau Richard, waiter S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Bouldine David W., r. Occidental Hotel
Boulin Pierre, cai-penter, r. 817 Filbert
Boullet Eugene, machinist City Iron Works, r. 27 >i
Harriet
Boullet Henry J., painter, r. 27^ Harriet
Boullet Joseph K., policeman City Hall, r. 409 Gough
Boullet Olivia (widow), r. 27 3^ Harriet
Boulou Etienne, real estate, r. 1519 Mason
Boumer Joseiih, dairyman Gerig & Bennett, r. NE
cor Eighteenth and Eureka
Bounnis M., butcher, r. NW cor San Jose Av and
Twenty-ninth
Bouqviet Joseph, laborer, r. 543 Jessie
Bouquet Jules J., capitalist, r. 1305 Dupont
Bourasson Euphrasie (widow) , laundry, 736 Howard
Bourbin James C, giainer, r. 1053 Tyler
Bourden George, laborer Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Bourdet John W. (Bourdet & Joyce), r. 472 Jessie
Bourdet Peter, butcher Joseph Currau, r. 730 Minna
Bourdet & Joyce (J. W. Bourdet and M. J. Joyce), law
and collection office, 651 Washington
Bourgeois Alexander, carriiigemakcr, r. 742 Minna
Bourgeois Doumatille, domestic 920 Pine
Bourgeois Louis, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co.,r. 1332
Calilornia
Bourger Marguerite Mrs., furnished rooms, 29 Minna
Boiirgoin Adolph, watchmaker and newspaper dealer,
206 Montgomery Av
Bourguignou August, boot and shoemaker, 1034 Kear
Bourguignon Ernest, salesman Frank Koenig, r. 518 J^
Montgomery Av
Bourjade Cheri, wines and liquors, 1509 Dupont
Bourke Daniel, laborer Cochran & Sam, r. 410 Fourth
Bourke James, waiter Lick House, r. 259 Tehama
Bourke John M., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R.. r. 1 South Park
Bourke Thomas, laborer, r. 2219 Mason
Bourke Thomas, teamster, r. 390 Francisco
Bourke Thomas, expressman, SW cor Fifth and Mar-
ket, r. 38 Birch Av
Bourke William, carpenter, r. 33 J^ Rausch
Bourne Elisha W., accountant, r. 5 Bay
Bourne E. W. (widow), r. 523 Folsom
Bourne Frank, compositor Mrs. A. M. Slocum, r. 1009
Stockton
Bourne John B., stockbroker, office 12 Leidesdorflf, r.
2516 California
Bourne Richard A., boot, shoe, and gaiter uppers, 108
Geary, r. 1575 3<j Market
Bourne William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 114
Freelon
Bourns R. M., stockbroker, r. PalaceHotel
Bourquet Etienne, r. 637 Pacific
Bourquin Charles, dentist, office and r. 25 Montgom-
ery Av
Bourquin Emma Miss, laundress Mrs. Phillipine Be-
nault, 639 Broadway
Bourquin Francis (Papillou & Bourquin) , r. 639 Bdwy
Bourqniu Raphael, baker, r. 639 Broadway
Bourrny Jane, domestic 1901 Stockton
Bourrigue John, r. Fifth Avenue Hotel, South 3. F.
Bousche D., Mrs., cook, r. 408,'^ Dupont
Bousfield F. H., assayer F. Berton & Co., r. 621 Geary
Bcusfield William C, speculator, r. 110 J^ Turk, rear
Bousquet Elisha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Bousquet Melanie A. Mrs., dyeing and scouring, 726 J^
Howard
Bout Adolph, miner, r. 17 Fourth
Botiteiller Louis, fruit and produce, 23 and 24 Grand
Western Market, r. 1401 Larkiu
Boutelle William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 12 O'Farrell
Bouterious Angel, butcher, 63-64 California Market, r.
27 Ritch
Boules James F.(Boutes k Pac), r. 826 Broadway, rear
BOUTES «fc PAC (James F. Boutes and John J.
Pac), liquor saloon, 511 Washington
Boutet Charles, laborer E. Artigues & Co,, r. Fifth
Av, bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Bouthillier A., painter, r. 529 Valencia
Boutilier Charles, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit well— Wear well— LooIj well.
AITLBHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Bouton Albert A., clerk 'White ^t Price, r. Oakland
Bouton A. P., messenger Custom House, r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Bouton Daniel, r. 1202 Leavenworth
Bouton Frank G., tailor, r. 1202 Leavenworth
Bouton Seth S. (Bouton & Smith) , r. 135 J^ Fifth
Bouton Wilson F., clerk George Howes & Co., r. 1202
Leavenworth
Bouton& Smith(Seth S. Bouton and William H. Smith)
fruits and vegetables, 7-8 Grand Arcade Market
.Bouve Claude, shipjoiner, r. 20 Lilly Av
Bouvet Jules, lauudryman, r. 21 Virginia
Bouvier Charles F., student Heald's Businees College
Bouvier Joseph, r. 632 Green, rear
Boiivy Firmin B. , artist, office 240 Montgomery, room
23, r. 518?^ Montgomery Av
Bouwman Bernard, capitalist, r. 574 Minna
Bove John, bartender C. G. Wyrich, r. 16 Clay
Bovee Hugh, iron moulder Union Iron Works, r.
137;* Clara
Bovee James S., machinist, r. 1214 Union
Bovee N. C, clerk William H. Bovee, r. 1515 California
BOVEE 1VIL.L.IAM H., rtal estate agent, office
509 California, r. 1515 California
Bovee William R., steward Quaker City Restaurant, r.
508 TaylfT
BOVO GABRIEL, wines and liquors, 1300-1302
Dupont
Bovos Juan, laborer, 10 Margaret PI
Bo\'yer Edward, student Heald's Business College, r.
831 Fulton
Bovyer William L., carpenter, 212 Leidesdorfif, r. 1609
Washington
Bow Jay S., r. 736 Folsom
Bow Margaret, laundress, r. 1517 Ellis, rear
Bowber Thomas, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 346
Fourth
Bowcher James (Wood k Bowcher), r. 705 Hyde
^owden Bridget (widow), r. 1009 Alabama
Bowdeu D. B., r. 2234 Post
Bowden Frank, r. 208 Eddy
Buwden John, r. 19 Commercial
Buwden Joseph, painter, r. 15 Priest
Bowden Nicholas, gardener D. Rogers, r. NW cor Ba-
ker and Haight
Bowden W. J., printer Alta California, r. 117 Second
BowdreP. E., bookkeeper H. W. Quitzow, r. 1569}^
Market
Bowe William H. (Bowe & Fricke), r. NE cor Six-
teenth and Potr TO Av
Bowe i*c Fricke (William H. Bowe and Frederick
Fricke) , groceries and liquors, NE cor Sixteenth
and Potrero Av
Boweu Af,'nes Miss, dressmaker, r. 355 Jessie
Bowen Albert H., dry goods, 502 Valencia
Bowen Archibald J., stevedore, r. W s Webster PI, nr
Lombard
Bowen Asa M., r. 1804 Mason
Bowen J'.eiilaiuin F., detective, r. 410 Kearny
BOWIOX BUOTHERS (Pardon M. and Charles
R. Bowen), wholesale and retail groceries, 428-^32
Pine
IJiiwen Charles, general jobber, r. C30 Caj)p
Jiciwen Charles R. (Bowen Brothers), r. 1139 Sutter
Bowen Daniel, actor, r. 81 Natoma
Bowen Dennis, carpeuter, r. 1 Ivy Av
Bowen Dennis, hostler N. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Dennis, teamster Pac. Commercial Co.
Bowen Edgar J., importer and dealer seeds, 815-817
Sansom, r. 805 Tyler
Bowen Ernest W., clerk treasurer's office Central Pac.
R. R., r. 829 Mission
Bowen Kzekiel C, foreman press room U. S. Mint, r.
32 Sixth
Bowen Francis W., clerk pavmaster's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 829 Mission"
Bowen George, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Mar
Bowen George H., miller Golden Gate Flour Mills, r.
1112 Devisadero
Bowen H. A., seaman Pacific Mail 8. S. Dakota
Boweu H. v., dry goods and notions, 900 Valencia
Bowen Henry A., shlpjiing clerk Bowen Brothers, r.
1139 Sutter
Bowen Kate, tailoress, r. 164 Clementina
Bowen James, port r Wichmau & Lutgen, r. 22 Mtnna
Bowen J. Joseph (Tatum k Bowen), r. 814 California
Bowen John, r. SW cor Seventh and King
Bowen John, laborer, r. 2117 Mason
Bowen John H., carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 929
Clay
Bowen John S., tinsmith, r. 1321 Jackson, rear
Bowen Maria, tailoress, r. 164 Clementina
Bowen Marj- (widow) . r. 715 Howard
Bowen Mary E. Miss, r. W s Webster PI, nr Lombard
Bowen Pardon M. (Bowen Brothers), r. Oi;kland
Bowen Patrick, laborer, r. 426 Shipley, rear
Bowen Samuel W. (Samuel W. Bow^en & Co.),r. NW
cor Sansom and Washington
Bowen Samuel W. & Co., general commission mer-
chants, 426 Sansom
Bowen Tliomas, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Bowen Timothy, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
Bowen Timothy, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.
Gough, bet Vaile.io and Green
Bowen T. James, trimmer X. Gray & Co., r. 442 Jessie
Bowen Walter R., salesman Bowen Bros., r. Oakland
Bowen W. H., r. Golden Gate Hotel
Bowen William, laborer, r. 2006 Polk
Boweu William H., r. 32 Tyler
Bowen Wilmot I., civil engineer, r. 219 Hayes
Bowen's Block, W s Railroad Av, between Eleventh
and Twelfth av.s, South S. F.
Bower Barbara (widow), r. 335 Duncan •
Bower George, r. 422 Linden
Bower Jacob, baker, r. NE cor Mission and Thirteenth
Bower John, r. 782 Harrison
Bowerman Frederick, polisher, r. 144 Shipley
Bowers A. B., civil engineer, r. 43 Second
Bowers Caroline (widow), r. 239 Stevenson
Bowers C. E. Mrs., r. 1434 Broadway
Bowers Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Bowers C. R. Mrs., r. 55 Minna
Bowers F., artist, r. 746 Mission
Bowers Francis G., waiter, r. 140 Minna
Bowers J., whitener, r. 55 Second ,
Bowers James, laborer, r. 22 Washington Av
BOAVERS J. MILTOX, physician and Burgeon,
office 632 Market, r. 127 Kearny
Bowers John, milkman. Lake Merced
Bowers John C, r. 519 Franklin
Bowers John T., collector, r. 1321 Washington
Bowers Kate (widow), domestic 28 Rincou PI
Bowers Leonard, cabinetmaker, r. 14,'<i Gilbert
Bowers Lillie, shoefitter Thomas H. .\rmBtrong. r. 228
Howard
Bowers Richard, laborer Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
Sacramento Hotel
Bowers S. E. Mrs., physician, r. 329 O'Farrell
Bowers William S., fancy goods, 152 Third, r. 715 How
Bowes Fred. C, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Bowes John, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Bowes John J., ship carpeuter, r. 67o Mission
Bowes John M., weigher Washington St. Wharf, r. 53
Natoma '
Bowes William, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Bowie Augustus J., physician, office and r. 729 Sutter
BOWIE AUGUSTrs ,1. Jr., mining engineer,
office 217 Sansom, r. 1913 Clav
BOWIE HENRY P., attorney at law. office 316
California, room 15, r. 7'29 Sutler
Bowie Hugh, molder Union Iron Works, r. 139 Clara
Bowie Hyde R., law student Henry P. B'wio,r. 7'29
Sutter
Bowie John, molder Eagle Brass Works, r. Oakland
Bowie Wallace A., paper bags, 820 Miss, r. 1210 Eddy
Bowin Auguste, cook, r. 708 Commercial
Bowker George H., operator W. U. Telegraph Co., r.
Bootz Hotel
Bowlan Thomas, r. 622 Stevenson
Bowland James D., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 21 Sumnejr
Bowlen James, cairiagemaker. r. 108 Mason
Bowler James, groceries and liijuors, '24 Howard
Bowler JIartin. longshoreman, r. 713 Front
Bowles Biujamin F. Rev., pastor First Universalist
Church, r. 2622 B\ish
Bowles Eliza (widow), r. 20 Minna
Bowles George R. (Bowles i: Darrow), r. 23(>6 Larkin
Bowles Henry H.. r. 1626 Howard
BOWLES J.VME.S, books and stationery, SE cor
Leidesdorff and Commercial, r. 225 Second
Bowles James, clerk, r. 608 Sixth
Bowles Josephine E., r. 1626 Howard
Bowles & Darrow (George R. Bowles and Henry Dar-
row) . carpenters and builders, 223 Post
BOWLEY BROTHERS (Samuel C. and Henry
L,) , auctioneers and commission merchants, car-
riages, harness, etc., depository and salesroom
SW cor New Montgomery and Mission, office 9
Merchants' Exchange, 435 California
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Ddls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Bowley Henry L. (Bowley Bros.), r. i'lS Bryant
Bowley Samuel C. (Bowley Bros.), r. 423 Bryant
Bowiuan Amos, -writer H. H. Bancroft, r. 72l Market
BOWMAN ARTHUR W., reiil estate, office 202
Sausom, rooms 7-9, r. Oakland
Bowman Benjamin, salesman Davis Brothers, r, 1018
Webster
Bowman Bosharer, clerk W. Warner Henry, r. 1039
Market
Bowman Bridget (widow) , r. 1228 York, rear
Bowman C, clerk, r. 926 Harrison
Bowman C, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill
Bowman Charles H., clerk Central Pac. R. R. Co.'s
Steamers' Office, 30 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Bowman Cornelia Mrs., adjvister coiners' dejjartment
V. S. Mint, r. 1401 Powell
Bowman Elizabeth Miss, saleslady Wurkheim & Co.,
r. 614 Lombard
Bowman Frank, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 847 Harrison
Bowman Frank E., machine hand California Mills, r.
W 8 Buena Vista, bet Com tland Av and Eugenia
Bowman Frederick, r. 20 Valpar..iso
Bowman George F., secertary Pacitic Power Co. office
202 Sansom, roum 7, r. 211 Jaikson
Bowman Horace W., planer, r. 7 Crook
Bowman Jacob, bliiclisniith, r. 1218 Pacific
Bowman Jacob, bookkeeper S. Bine, r. 1018 Webster
Bowman James, hostler Market St. R. R., r, 1401
Powell
Bowman James N., clerk S. P. Warren k Co., r. 1401
Powell
Bowman James W., engineer, r. 504 Washington
Bowman Jane Miss, r. SE cor Fell and Scott
Bowman Jeremiah, barber Charles K. Zimmer, r. G48
Howard
Bowman J. H., merchant, r. The Baldwin
Bowman Joel K., r. 156 Tehama
Bowman, John, r. SE cor Post and Dupont
Bowman John, longshoreman Allen & Young, r. 22
Tehama
Bowman John H., cook, r. 509 Washington
Bowman John S. (John S. Bowrman & Co.), r. 403 Van
Ness Av
BOWMAN JOHN S. & CO. (Joseph Coblentz) ,
importers and manufscigars, NW cor Battery and
Sacramento
Bowman Joseijh, cooper Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
36 Kate
Bowman Joseph, seaman, r. 46 Stewart
Bowman Joseph E. (Beaven & Bowman) , r. 2050 Miss
Bowman Joseph W., signwriter Brooke & Son, r. 1707
Minna
Bowman Julia M. Mrs., assistant St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 122 Eleventh
Bowman Louis, tailor, r. 1018 Wabster
Bowman Mary Miss, r. SE cor Fell and Scott
Bowman Michael, r. 1018 Webster
Bowman P. E. Mrs. (widow), r. 614 Lombard
Bowman Samuel, miik ranch, SE cor Fell and Scott
Bowman W. J., capitalist, r. 701 Stockton
Bowman. See Boman and Bauman
Bowne Emma L. (widow) , r. 107 Powell
Bowne William S., r. 2308 Mission
Bownes George E., exx>ressman, SW cor Fourth and
Market, r. NW cor Butte and Tennessee
Bowron George J., r. 1031 Market
Bowse Ellen F. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 52 Zoe
Bowser George, waiter stm Julia, Washington St.
Wharf, r. 44;^ Sixth
Boxton Charles, dentist Sichel & Richards, r. 151^
Tehama
Boyal Bernard, watchman, r. 1615 California
Boyce Charles, waiter Maine Restaurant, r. 246 Clem
Boyce Hamilton G., clerk Buckingham & HecLt, r. 526
Bryant
Boyce James, butcher, r. 75 Clementina
Boyce James, deckhand stm Cora, Wash St.Wharf
Boyce James, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 24 Welsh
Boyce James E., street car advertiser, office iOSii Cal-
ifornia, r. 819 Capp
Boyce John, laborer, r. 12 Chesley
Boyce Nellie Miss, helper California Fuse Works, r.
12 Chesley
Boyce Richard, liquor saloon, 2508 Bush
Boyce Samuel, r. 526 Bryant
Boyce S. E., foreman Selby Smelting and Lead Works,
T. 1109 Green
Boyce Thomas, r. 526 Bryant
jioyce William A., reporter S. F. Chronicle, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Boyce. See Boice
Boyd Alexander, capitalis-t, r. !?00 Sutter
Boyd Cliauneiy W., student Davis & Sanger, r. Es
Leavenworth, bet Post and Sutter
Boyd Colin M., deputy county clerk, r. Brunswick
House
Boyd Duvid, l.iborer, r. 1.523 Leavenworth
Boyd David W., XJorter Lowry & Co., r. cor Natoms
and New M<intgomery
Boyd Edward T., plumber and gasfitter, 840 Clav, r.
609 Stockton
Boyd Frank, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r. 222
Tyler
Boyd George W.. captain bark Tidctte, r. S b Colum-
bia, bet Dolores and Guererro
Boyd George W. W., messman Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Panama
Boyd Grant, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Gra-
ham House
Boyd Henry C, deputy sheriff, r. 1324 Montgomery
Bojd Henry C, mail clerk Alta California, r. 917
Jones
Boyd James, quarantine boatman, r. 1257 Mont
Boyd James, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Boyd James, seaman stm Anton, Broadway Wharf
Eoyd James, stevedore A. C. Iretse, r. 1820 Stockton
Boyd James, stonecutter, r. 1309 Eddy
Boyd James T. (Cope & Boyd), attorney at law, oflBce
.j24 Pine, rooms 11-14, r. Palace Hotel
Boyd James T. Jr., r. 743 Pine
Boyd J. Edmund, bookke< per, r. S s Columbia, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Boyd Jennie (widow), domestic 1915 Taylor
Boyd John, Berkeley express office, 717 Montgomery,
r. Berkeley
Boyd Jolm, expressman, NW cor Sacramento and
Front, r. 14 Willow Av
Boyd John, groceries, 172 Minna
Boyd John F., capitalitt, office 52 Nevada Block, r
Palace Hotel
Boyd John M., r. 533 Geary
Boyd Joseph, local policeman, r. 1257 Montgomery
Boyd Joseph C, miner, office 438 California, r. 810
Webster
Boyd Oliver D., clerk, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Boyd Robert, bricklayer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Boyd Robert C, carriagemaker, r. 1013 Valencia
Boyd Theodore C, stockbroker office 304 Montgomery,
r. 718 Leavenworth
BOYO THOMAS H., photographer 26 Montgom-
ery, r. 1131 Twenty-first
Boyd Thomas W., machinist .a^tna Lron Works, r.
704 ;<j O'Farrell
Boyd William (Boyd and Lewis) , r. 1009 Valencia
Boyd William A., cleik W. J. Callingham & Co., r. 743
Pine
Boyd & Lewis (William Boyd and Mortimer J.Lewis),
livery and sale stable, 1009 and lull Valencia
Boyden A. F., engineer Andrew Onderdonk
Boyden A. H., bookkeeper Henry Steil, r. 704 Post
Boyd( n W. B., mining, 331 Montgomery, room 20, r.
009 Piiie
Boye Fritz, wcoclcarver, r. 1229 Mission
Boyc George, laborer, r. 12 Lewis
Boye John, mate schr May Queen, Front St. Wharf
Boye Otto, policeman City Hall, and groceries 814
Howard, r. 26 Howard Court
Boyel George, laborer S F. Gas Light Co
Boyenval Armand, cellermaster I. Landsberger & Co.,
r. Oakland
Boyer A. J., editor and proptr Mission Mirror, office
538 Sixteenth, r. 534 Sixteenth
Boyer Cyrus H., paper hanger, r. Overland House
Boyer Edward, student Heald's Business College
Boyer J. B. (Ganco & Boyer), r. 33 Fell
Boyer Li u W., cUrk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Alameda
Boyer Phillip, minstrel, r. Overland House
Boyer S. Miss, doakmaker, r. 202 Sixth
Boyer Thomas F., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
34 Rues, rear
Boyer Urbain (Boyer & Bouchet) , r. 1122 Dupont
Boyer William, lamplighter S, F. Gas Light Co., r. 34
Rnss, rear
Boyer Z. P., proptr San Jose Gas Works, r. Palace
Hotel
Boyer & Bouchet (Urbain Boyer and Jules Bouchet),
liquor saloon, 1122 and 1126 Dupont
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Bc>TeB -James, driver Henry -J. Boese, r. 75 Clementiaa
Boyhan John, carriage trinuner H. M. Black & Co., r.
i43 Xatoma
Bovhan Patrick, carriage trimmer, r. 1708 Stevenson
Bovken Adolph, clerk G. Leipnitz k Co., 789 Mission
Boykin George, r. 1130?^ Pacific
B jylan B. Mrs., r. 3-59 Je.=^ie
Bovlan Bernard ( Dooley & Boyian) , r. 8 Anbum
Bovlan Mary (widow) , r. 811 Filbert
Boyian Patnck H., capitalist, office 231 Montgomery
Boyian. See Bollyan
Bovle Agnes F. Ms., housekeeper, r. 213 Seventh
Bovle Alexander (Boyle & Duffy) , r. 705 Market
Boyle Alexander, first officer stm Humboldt, Jackson
" St. Wharf
Boyle Andrew, seaman sloop Agna Calienta, Jackson
' St. Bulkhead
Boyle .\mi (widow), r. 430 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Boyle Annie, pa-ker M. M orgenthau. r. 7 Alabama
Boyle Bernard, lon^'Sboremaa, r. 11 Minna
Bovle Charles, r. 1-57 Seventh
Boyle Charles, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
Bovle Charles B., cierk general freight office Central
" Pac. R. R., r. 1323 Mission
Boyle Daniel, driver United Carriage Co., r. 416 Fifth
Bovle Daniel, painter, r. 449 Jessie
Boyle Dennis, blacksmith A. Bart^^n & Co., r. 6263«;
Jessie
Boyle E. \., sweeper Battery St. Wharf
Bovle Edmund, r. XE cor Hayes and Pierce
Bovle Eiwjrd, carpenter, r. 213 Seventh
Boyle Edward, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1103 Mont-
" gomery
Bovle Edward, plumber Charles Waters, r. 430 Te-
" hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Boyle Edward O.. oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Bovle f:nen Miss. r. 19 Sumner
Boyl- Frank, painter Michael Girty, r. 1147 Mission
Bovl- Georg-. fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Boyle George S.. dentist, 331 Kearny, r. 1821 Stockton
Bo"\le Hannah (widow), r. 1821 Stockton
Bovle Harl'jw A., clerk Fry, Neal k Co., r. Commer-
" cial Hotel
Boyle Henry, upholsterer, 1136 Mission, r. 1147 Miss
Boyle Hugh A., clerk county tax collector, r. Com-
mtr'ial Hotel
Boyle Hush M. (widow) , r. 67 Brady
Boyle J., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Boyle James, r. 917 Capp
Boyl-r James, deckhand stm .Vlice Garratt
BovU- James, expressman. 24 Fourth, r. 233 Perry
Boyle Jam- s, laborer, r. 340 Fifth
]} yvle James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Boyle James, plasterer, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
" tn 1 Dolores
IJovle John, bl-jcksmith Daniel Mahony, r. 1314 Har
BOYLE JOHX, collector, office 436 Montgomery,
r. XE. ( or Hayes and Pierce
Boy> John, cooper Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1103 Mont
B ivle John, exi^reiwiuan, r. 229 Sixth
Boyle John, gusfltter William Euright k Co., r. Bail-
road House
li'-vle John, labor.-r. r. 11 Bemice
I;o' I" J'.hn. laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 8W cor Sii-
teenth and Columbia
Boyle John, seaman, r. SE cfir Beale and Folsom
Bovle John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Co.
Boyle John J., clerk .\. M<B..yle k Co., r. 31 Ohio
Boyle John T., b>okkefi)er Commercial Hotel
Boyle L., longshoreman Menzies k Bingham
Bivle Lauren'-'p, laborer, r. 127 Welsh
Uoyle M.. ironworker PaclUc B<3lling Mill
Boyle Margaret (widow), r. 284»j Mission
Boyle Margaret MisB, domentic 21'; Shotwell
Boyle Martin, labon-r, r. 214 Broadway
Boyle Mary Ml»». assiBtaut Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. A^y H iward
Boyle Mary Mibs, glovemaker, r. 31 Ohio
Boyle Mi 'hael, baker Thomas J. Chadboume, r. 1414
Dup 'lit
Boyle Mi< hael. watchman, r. 315 Beale
Boyle Olin M., compoHitor. r. Commercial Hotel
Boyle Patrick, carpenter, r. 31 Ohio
Boyle Patrick, longshorenuui O. H. Whitney, Pier 10
St- u art
p,,^l. T'. t, - r. :«2 Townsend
J' , laborer, r. 1314 Harrison
1 domestic 1021 Post
L ■:• ii Miss, saleswoman, r. C52 Xatoms
Bovle Sarah J. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
" School, r. 182a Eddy
Boyle S. R. Mrs., r. 132 Sixth
Boyle Teresa J. Miss, housekeeper, r. 213 Seventh
Boyle Terrence, waiter, r. 225 Bush
Boyle Theresa Miss, seamstress House of Mercy Sew-
ing School, XE cor Brvant and Rincon PI
Boyle Thomas F.. mail clerk Morning Call, r. 31 Ohio
Boyle Timothy, seiman, r. 167 Silver
Boyle William, laborer, r. W s Eureka, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Boyle William, shipper Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 31
" Ohio
Boyle William, shoecutter S. W. Bosenstock k Co., r.
1615 California
BOTL.E & DUFFY (Alexander Boyle and Wil-
liam E. Duffy), liquor salxin, 705 Market
Boylen Edward, molder, r. 711 Ash Av
B -yllan Anna (widow), groceries and liqtiors, 649
Minna
B jyllan John, clerk Mrs. Anna BoyUan, r. 649 Minna
B'lyne Catharine Mrs., domestic 34 Rincon PI
Boyne Joseph, canvasser, r. 3 Codman PI
Boyne Joseph George, carrier Alta California, r. 925}^
Washington
Boyne Thomas, boarding, 45 Vallejo
Boynihan Robert, hackmau, r. 651 Mission
Boynton A. B. Mrs., r. 1737 Broadway
Boj-nton Charles E., carriagemaker Albert Folsom, r.
17-24 Eddy
Boynton Lamour A., assistant cashier U. S. Sub Treas-
t ury, r. 20 Hill
Boynton Sarah Miss, r. 530 Stevenson
' Boyut in Underbill, mine broker, office 402 Montgom-
1 ery, room 3, r. 1310 Broderick
Boys' and Girls' Aid Society, George T. Holcomb sec-
1 retary, f)8 Clementina ; Central Branch, 110 Jack
Boysen Charles M., hatter Konrad Muessdorffer, r.
1416 Jackson
Boysen Edward C, hatter Julius Boysen, r. 911 Val-
lencia
Boysen Hans, master mariner, r. 1914 Mason
Boysen Julius, hatter, (X)4 Merchant, r. 911 Valencia
. Boysen Martin (Ravn i Doyseu) . r. 14i3Dupont
Boyson Annie Miss, r. 427 Oak
Boyson Frank, captain schr .Arthur, r. 416 Francisco
Boyson Hans A., foreman L. J. Ewell, r. SE cor Nevada
1 and Vermont
Boyson Henry, broker, r. C73 Howard
j Bovson Henrv. druggist, r. 427 Oak
BOYSON J. THOMAS, physician, offi?e and r.
' 112 Kearny
Boyson Martin, teamster, r. 234 Perry
I Boyston John S. (Boyaton & Brady), r. 317 Third
Boyston k Brady (John S. Boystou and Owen Brady),
pr optrs Lick House Saloon, 113 Sutt.T
Boztt Pasquale, laborer, r. 339 Union
Bozirth Mary (widow), r. 2725 Howard
Bozarth William, hostler Boyd i Lewis, r. 1009 Valen-
<'ia
Bozio Orlando (Bozio & Leturc). r. 951 Howard
BOZIO di LETURC (Orlando B .zio and Auguste
Leturc), wines and iiquTs.Uy F.>urth
Bozovie-h L.. Austrian Benev. S >c., 71 New Mont
Bozovich Nicholas, fruits and vegetables, 007 I.,aguna
Bozzo Emanue! (Emanuel Bozzo & Co.), r. 7.(7 Vallejo
Bozzo Emanuel k Co. (F. Testa), Wood and coal, 739
Vallejo
Bozzo Michael, bookkeeper Einanacl Bozzo * Oo., r.
737 Vallejo
Braas 'h Frederick, pr<ldler, r. 1638 Mission
Brace Abraham (Brace Bros.) . r. 233 Seventeenth
Brace Augusta Mrs., dressmaker, 328 Siit.-enth
Brai'C Brotberu (Nathan and Abraham), plasterers and
whitener", 328 Sixteenth
Brace Nathan (Brae Bros.), r. 32H Sixteenth
Bracey Edward, bla. ksmith Harvey W. Uice, r. 6J First
)Jr»cli' O"org", r. 9(>4 Jackson
Brach John, r. 904 Jackson
Brach Peter, seaman V. S. stm Shubrick, r. 20 Mason
Bra' her William H.. baker, r. 103G Jacksou
i Brack Oswald, leather and findings, M3 Merchant, r.
' LWI Franklin
' Bracken Clatherinc Miss, r. E s York, bet Butte and
Twentieth
Bracken George, clerk J. C. Hiwley k Co.,r. 231 Sixth
I Bracken James, bookkeeper Peixotto k Silverman, r.
Oakland
Bracken Lawrence, trader, r. 729 Brannan
Bracken Thomas, driver Potrero and Bay View B. B.
BULLOCS & JONES— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have CoiTect Styles.
Velocij^des and Eodkhg Earsss a: &E0. LOOICS'. 706 to 716 Zsorrr St
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Bracket E-iward. laborer, r. 217 Br-jadtrtT
Brik<-lt Eti^jene, machirist Tlionison k Evans, r.
Alameda
Brsc'Kttt H. H., salesman DTmham, Carrigan k Co., r.
i "' ' Eramy
Brart^rr Joseph G., gtockoperstor. r. 150t Jones
Bra t^n William K.. porter S. F. Stock aad RTfliMigo
Board, r. 915 Van N'ess At
Bra-ken William L., r.915 Van Xess At
Brarkt'-i: Francinia (widow), r. 212 Tvler
Bra -kt»^ii Wiliace S., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 212
TTier
Bra kwedt Frederick, laborer Cal. Sogar Befinerr, r.
W s Dore, nr Bryant
Bracoiiier Theodore' clerk, r. 30-5 Satt;r
Bracq Francois, laborer E. Artigues k Co., r. Fifth
At, bet RaiJrr'ad At an i X. South S. F
BTi'ibr.'Ok HrurT, ho.=tler J. B. Higgia. r. 1116 Clai-
y - ioury Alfred W., bookkeeper Cr-jcker k Saydinu
r. 1511 Cisy
^bury Emeline (widow', r. 1206?* Howard
_ : b-irv Tiinzr W. , widow , r. 1511 CTav
BRADBURT GEORGE F., pbysicia*, office 12
M ntg. iinerv. r. jO-T Mission
BRADBrRY' GEORGE H., president O. and O.
S. S. Co.. ofiie XE cct Fonrth and Townsend,
r'^-jm 51. r. Palace Hot:;!
Braibury H. E. 'widow! , r. HOT Pine
Bri'ibTiry Magsie E. Miss, assistant Mission Piimaiv
Shcol. r. 2'-i2T Mission
Bradbary Philip, clerk Matthias GrsT. 117 Post, r. HOT
Pi-e
Brjdbiry Vesta Miss, assistant Pine and Larkln
StTS-rt Primary School, r. Toil ClaT
BRAi)BrRT TTILLIAM B., prDptr Centennial
Pliiiing Mills. -5 5^-5. i Brj.iiiian. r. 1622 Cali-
: -mia
BRADBrRY ^YILUAM T.,
M -TiOicery. r. ii.rj' Mission
■= Builiiug, 52 Sr-ocd
- -Nicholas, foreman I>»Tidson k Co.
-in House
tri . . i Frank H., painter, r. 3*4?= Tenth
Braii • k Wiiliim J., pointer D. S. Shnte. r. SJiis
Tenth
- . "rcLi Chsrles, c-ondncior. r. ?_0 Tayl(w
rn -Joseph, seaman, r. -y.^i SteiLirt
en Owen, travkman Oiimibus E. B.
;en Bosa i widow t, r. 914 Lyon
- n Sarah, r. 51s Tiirk
.-nberg William, tailor Louis Dannhcimer. r. S
'>"irgiEia Pi
er Christian, r. 73S Broidwsy
:er Htrnry. liqn r merchant Lachman i Jaoobi.
r. 73S Br\.talway
I .. ireld Eithari. miller Golden Ag-e Flonring Mills.
r ll'"? Montgomery
- Thomas, butcher, r. -5li Xstoma
Abram C. jr., policeman City Hii:. r J.
"jonirrr
: 1 A. C. iMfH- nrv k B.-adf ord). ar.omev at law,
* . e 73 Xevada Blcnk
^ :" :rl L H.. oapitaiist. r. Grand Hotel
iri ? A., clerk Charles A. Hawley k Co.,
BRADFORD iTTT.t,! * m g., rea'.-'.^tatr a^eat
aci ocUen^jr, oSce Tua Mjiitgomery, r.'.zn 1, r. &
Tehama
Bridford William H., teamEt«r. r. 725 California
Bradf ri W.joibarr, foreman Figaro, r. :;U:i Cal
Braii-'S2 L^-is. butcher Patrick McI>i^nnelL r. Bo-
I Br.
liborer. r. 5 8 Greenwich, bt Ia-
Ooal
physician. oi:e 12
. Sorth
R. a.. I. Sli -
Br; r 1, machinist, r. 222 "-^ Fourth
Br.a; . r : i .-i.ces iwidow) , r. -iJlO How.-Td
Bradford Ge-orge. sign and oman:entsl painter, 306'-?
D'.:p nt. r. 6oo California
BR.^DFORD GEORGE B.. real estate, office 703
M:- ig-iiiery. rij-om 1. r. -"o Tehama I
Eraif rl Georgr H.. cirtk Dunham, Carrigan & C-o.. :
r. 4^U GtiTT !
Bradfori Ge-rge L.. capitalist, r. 65 Tehama !
Brs-i:" r ; ore rje L., EhiIv^arpeEte^, r. COCt^ Mason
Br^. - :n, assistant U. S. Coast Surrey, ofice ,
?i 1 - F-. clerk George B. Bradford, r. 65
I-lwellyn. engineer, r. 1705 Jessie
Kcbecca (widow), r. 'X-U Mission
. Lr.i.u.ri F. P.. mining, omce 507 MontiOmerr. rooms
j 1 and 2. r. 413 Hyde
Brsdford Wallace, salesman Charles M. Pl'^im &
r. 2123 California
. ;ford William, artist, r. Palace Hotel
T . '.I'ord Williaui B., commission meicbaLnt.
(Front r. San Rafael
Bradford William D., night clerk St. Geoise H«
612 Kearny
Brv:^e^ i ranf £L. diirer IM«^ SC B. B,.r. 9Cm Fol-
sont
Bradl«e Stephen H. ^r,. iMtater Oeoise A. BMbe. r.
1145 FoUom
Bradley , liqaor saloon, r. 1031 Dnpont
Bradley A. D.. actor BaUwia TlMatre, r. a Hint At
Bradley Alfred 0.,Bale6auBJokaH.DmU.r.UlCB«ik
Bradley Ambrose. Uborer, r. 7tS Fmnt
Bridley Annie Mi~ •?T¥^?3ialBer. r. 1069 Hovnd
Bradley Ans-jt = -7 E- E., r. OaUaad
Bradley Asa M r k Suydaoi. r. OaUxnd
Bradi-y Bern*.: ,::iz
B.-idity Bercara. r. :isr i^d saga punter, 9S1 IfMWtwi,
r. t>.w WiUov At
Bradley Bridget Mis, domestic W M>AiHrf»>
Bnuiley ChaHes. laaorer V. W. Kont^ne t Oo„ r. CO
Howard
Bradley Chazles. Bteredoie. r. 30 F«R7
Bradley Cbarks T., iliii^diMw Vwatm Iron Wotb.
r. Alameda
Bradley Daniel, r. 73 JeaBie
Brsdley E. A., laborer Pioneer WMbt Ijemi Watte, r.
51..' Howard
Bradley x-ozi Mrs, (vidov), r. VBBS Dnpont
Bradlc;y Eliza Mrs., pn^rietreea Bkafdlej Hanaa^ IIS
P-st
Bradley Fran -is. bookkeq>er
R B . r. 3(^ Folstaa
Bradley FTsnk:. di^Ter X. B. 9
Howard
Bradley Frank, aeaman, r. S
BradltrT Geotse C, tJteA Otanffiak tiwetmat^ r. 136
Siith
Bradley Geco^ L.. r. SV SbCo'
Bradley HaTmah Mis, Atmmttiir EliAa HiagJTM. CM
Ribrat
Hiadley Henry W., merdiaat, r. 8 • OewMtoeatt At.
l>ct £ and L, Sonta S. F.
Brsdiey H^ase. Mzs. EHxa Bradley proprieliCBB, US
P.c4 .
Bra^iley J. A. Mis. (widowi, r. 510 QUs
Brsidl-y James, r. 3S0 Geary
Bradlry JamcE, cook. r. 5 Medan PI
Br.^ey Jaxaes, laborer 'WiDiam Keir. r. 90 Bat. tea?
iir^ 17 ~ !> . stadeat Heald'fe BaEineaa Ooileee
Br. -reman stm Oapitil Oakland Vttry, r.
B: _ . iborer. r. 111« Gmen
Br 2 ; ^1, A., secretary Lno^ Hj^dranlic Mining
^ . . C'Soe 4M MiailuMii i j , r. S sWaekingtan. bet
r . .sadaro and BroderSck
Er^d^ry Joseph, cooper CaL Snflv BUinuj. e. SaO
Ei-hth
Brsd.<;T Kate, donestzc r. UlS Tan Beaa At
Bradley Kate MisB, dii wiiiialii. r. Ueo Ravrnd
Bradley L. L.. r. 3S2 Taylor
EradlcT M , teameser, r. 6:«en Tree TfaaoB
Bradley Margaret MUs. do»wwti/i 9W MrAWirtfr
BradieT Marr. dosnestic Bnmsviek BEonae
Bradler Manr (aidovi, r. TM Howard
Bradley Mazy J., ftunished lOCHS, 1«2 Sixtk
Bradiey O^uod G.. bac^keiywr Sataontf G«U Bmdk
aad Trust Go., r. 830 Batter
Bradley Patrick, r. S Pliat
BradlrT Patzick. flreaaan S.F.Oaa li^t Co.. r. 33Min
Brailt v r^^rick, fknita. Til Bfeanaan
Br. .-^ -1 - — fj-c—a Itarafflw
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Br-. . caker. Twenty-ei^^ bet CkarA tmi.
Bradley Peter, famitan. ]fil4 Mission
Bradley flawnri , pa«i i iiiil i t. r. 817 j> Bost. i
Bradky Theodore. nttoiBey at law.ofioa
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Bradley Thomas F., printer, r. S*
Bradley Thomas H.. barkeeper, r. 1«3 Fomtli
Bradley Thomas H.. savyer rmiinaial llantnc KO.
r. SW oor Pwiy and Faantti
Bradley WiUiam. r. Si Mary
T^TgAVTCTT always has latest stylee, Collars, Cn&, Nec^-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Bradley William, foreman David Stewart, r. 136
Seventh
Bradley William, teamster, r. S s Lombard, near La-
guna
Bradley William, teamster Jlerry, Fauli & Co., r. S s
Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Bradley William O., guard House of Correction, r. 1610
Hyde
BRADLEY * RULOFSON (estate of William H.
Rvilofson and John H. Dall). photographic art
gallery, 4'2'J Jlontgomei-y, cor Sacramento
Bradrick Isaac, policeman City Hall, r. 113 Dora
Bradshaw Albert, confectioner, 50u Sixteenth, r. 2420
Mission
Bradi^haw Charles, pilot stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St .Wharf
Bradshaw David, laborer Union Iron Works, 1 Lin-
coin PI
Bradshaw George H., stockbroker, office 113 Leides-
dorff, room 6, r. 2107 California
Bradshaw Pi.trick, waiter City and County Hospital
Bradsh.HW Samuel C.cl^rk. r. 2107 California
BRAOSTREET (THE) COMPANY, improved
mercantile agency (New Yurk), L. B. Hilliard
superintendent, ofiice 230 California
Bradstreet J. K., rubber mouldings, and weather
strips, 609 Mission, r. 2206 Geary
Brailt .Juhn A., carpenter, r. 2^6 Fifth
Brady Alice Miss, comforlermaker, r. 552 Folsom
Brady Ann Miss, domestic 8 Ridley
Brady Annie Miss, dressmaking and fancy goods, 628
Webster
Brady Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 822 Valencia
Brady Benjamin, commission merchant, r. 1313 Bdwy
Brady Bernard F., carpenter Patrick Brady, r. 1628
Devisadero
Brady B. P., clerk frei<;ht auditor's office Central Pac.
R. K.,r. 122H Filbert
Brady Bridget Miss, domestic 8 Ridley
Brady Catherine Mrs., lady's nurse, r. 336 Fifth
Brady Charles, messenger Joseph Poheim, r. 176 Min
Brady Daniel, porter Bachmau Bros., r. 22 Ash Av
Brady David, ijictures, 226 Fourth, r. 151 Fourth
Brady David, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 244 Jessie
Brady Edward (Brady .t Harris) , r. 131 3<i Dora
Brady Edward M.. r. 132 Turk
Brady Edward P., tanner, r. North German House
Brady Edward R. clerk Treasurer's Office Central Pac.
R. R., r. 132 Turk
Bnidv Fannj', domestic 1121 Ellis
Brady Felix, laborer P. A. McDonald, r. 152 First
Brady Francis, laborer, r. \V s Nebraska nr Sixteenth
Brady I'raucis R., machinist Savage & Son, r. 39 Clem
Brady Frank, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Brady Henry J., attorney at law, office 504 Kearny
Brady James (Bi-ady & Co.), r. 133u Broadway
Brady James, clerk, r. 3.:4 Valle.o, rear
Brady James, drayman, r. 1 Leroy PI
Brndy James, laborer, r. 414 Fr;lnci^cl^
Brady James, laborer, r. 125 Frcmui4
Brady James, miner, r. 1()J4 Montgom'-ry
Brady James, solicitor, r. 6.12 Braiinan
Brady James, stableman, r. r.i7 Jackson
Brady James, teamstt-r, r. 632 Brannan
Brady James H., stock driver, r. 315 Vallejo
Brady James R., gasiitter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 750 Miss
Bra<ly James S. (Brady & Donleavy) . r. 924 Twentieth
Brady James W., tinroofer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 1 Vincent
Brady Jennie Mrs., domestic SW cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
Brady John (Harris & Brady), r. cor Webster and
Ivy Av
Brady John, blacksmith, r. 1616 Mason
Brady John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, v.
349 Teiuima
Brady John, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r.
30H Si.\th
Brady John, lireman stm Julia, r. 83 Everett
Brady John, helper TTniou Iron Works, r. 32 Natoma
Bra 1y Jolm, laborer, r. 176 Minna
Brady John, liiluirer. r. 347 Jessie
Brady John, miner, r. 435 Pine
Brady John, painter Noble Bros., r. Oakland
Itrady .lobn, shoemaker, r. 162 Shipley
Brady John F., tinner, r. 444 Sixtli
Brady John J., contractor, r. 309 Bitch
Brady John J., janitor Lincoln Grammar School, r.
717 Tehama
Brady John J., trtmkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.. rvSOO
Fulton
Brady John T., salesman, r. 720 California
Brady Kate Miss, carpetsewer, r. 853 Harrison
Braeiy Katie E. Miss, assistant Silver Street P.imary
School, r. 351 Grove
Br.idy Maggie, domestic 1315 Van Ness Av
Brady Margaret (widow), r. 1918 Pacific Av, re;u"
Brady Margaret, domestic 2706 California
Brady Margaret Miss, r. 817 Capp
Brady Martin, laborer, r. 1310 Columbia
Braeiy Martin, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 333
Shipley
Br.idy Mary J. (widow), r. 126 Eighth
Brady Matthew, r. SW cor Eighth and Natoma
Brady Matthew, assistant chief engineer S. F. F. D.,
office Old City Hall, first floor, r. 920 Jackson
Brady Matthew, butcher, r. cor Wash and Precita avs
Brady Matthew, restaurant, 253 Steuart, r. 351 Grove
Brady Matthew, steward stm Ajax. r. 351 Grove
Brady Michael, blacksmith, r. 735 Green, rear
Brady Michael, blacksmith John H. Sims, r. 1616
Mason
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 213 Fulton, rear
Brady Michael, laborer, r. 264 Stevenson
Brady Michael, lard reliuer Michelssen, Brown i Co.,
r. Seventh Av, bet L and M. South S. F.
Brady Mi hael, stonecutter, r. 427 Francisco
Brady Nicholas, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 416 Ste-
venson
Brady Owen (Boyston & Brady), r. 1023 Post
Brady Owen, porier Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 259 Stev
Brady Owen E., cuutractor. r, 822 Valencia
Brady P., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Brady Patrick, assistant Sanit:iriuna Baths, r. 1711
Stockton
Brady Patrick, carpenter SE cor Central Av and Post,
r. 1416 Devisadero
Brady Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Brady Patrick, laborer, r. 264 Stevenson
Brady Patrick, longshoreman, r. Mission, nr Speur
Brady Patrick, miner, r. 330 Sixth
Brady Patrick, tin-roofer, r. 1326 Folseim
Braeiy Patrick, w^aitcr, r. 23 Kate
Brady Patrick F., proptr La Grande Exchange, <dO
Market and 11 Post, r. 625 Bush
Braeiy Patrick T, porter John Kenny, r. 1184 Harrison
Brady Peter, laborer, r. 83 Clementina
Brady P. H., capitalist, r. Brooklya Hotel
Brady Philip assistant city aud county surveyor, r.
1812 Webster
Brady Philip, blacksmith Risdon 1. and L. Works, r.
207 Dora
Brady Philip, fireman Pacific Mail S. China
Brady Phihp, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-seventh
Brady Philip, laborer, r. 118 Gilbert
Brady Philip, laburer Pacific Iron Works, r. 628 Jessie
Brady Philip, pre^sman Bemnard & Daly, r.417 Stock
Brady Richard, drayman A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 1005
Bryant
Brady Robert, cook, r. 139 Nateima
Brady S. M. (widow), bakery, 1339 Pine
Brady Susan F. (widow), varieties, r. 1002 Pacific
Brady Thomas, boilermaker. r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Brady Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderilonk
Brady Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Werke.
r. 422 Fremont
Brady Thomas, bricklayer, r. 353 Clementina
Brady Thomas, fireman stm Los Angeles, r. 225
Austin
Brady Thomas, laborer, r. 705 Front
Brady Thomas, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Brady 'i'homae, longshoreman, r. 324 Vall-ejo. rear
Brady Thomas, merchant tailor, 328 Sixth
Brady 'fhonias, student, r. 170 Minna
Brady Thomas Jr., clerk, r. 3'24 Vallejo, rear
Brady Thomas A. E., salesman John D. Hooker, r.
1834 Lark in
Brady Thomas F., r. 1812 Webster
Brady TlKunas H., carpenter Patrick Brady, r. 1416
Devisadero
Brady Thomas H., liquor sali^on, 4 Fourth, r. 265
Jessie
Brady William, accumulator Palace Hotel
Brady William J., foreman boilermaker Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. 34 Rausch
Brady & Co. (James Brady and William H. Cole),
detective and collection agency, 20 Montgomery
Bulloch & Jones— Importing Tailors, 1^ Montg'y St.— Latest and Exdusive Patterns.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STOUE, 70S to 716 Keamy St.
BEA
149
BRA
Brady \- Donleavy (James S. Urady and Michat'l F.
D.^nleavy) , oyster saloon, 5aO Market
Brady ^^^ Harris (Edward Brady and William H. Har-
ris), pl'.imbers, gas and sieamtitters, i'2'.i Pine
Braeg Joseph, cellerman S. Lactiman & Ci\, r. 232
Jessie
Braendlein George, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 27 Perry
Braga Frank, groceries and liquors, 415 Drumm, r.
•214 Valltjo
Bragatto Micliielli (Bragatto & Voivodich),r. 915 Jack
Bragatto k Voivodich (Micbielli Bragatto and Peter
Voivodich) , restaurant. UIO Kearny
Bragiiou Charles A., butcher Henry Hickson, r. 32
Minna
Bragg Elizabeth, teacher, r. NE cor Beaver and Castro
Bra^t: Frank, machinist U. S. stm Tuscarora, r. NE
cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg George F., office 116 Front, r. 1915 Franklin
Bragg George H., entry clerk Waterhouse & Lester, r.
21 Oak
Bragg Jubn S., machinist, r. NE cor Beaver and Castro
Brag!-! Mary J. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
NE cor Castro and Beaver
Bragg Rebecca H. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. NE cor Castro and Beaver
BRAGG ROBERT, manuf steering wheels, 322
Main, r. NE cor Castro and B.'avtr
Bra^'g William, proptr Manganese Mills. N s Bran-
nan, bet Fourth and Filth, r. 421 Brannau
Braham George, assistant Pacific Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Soc, NE cor Hayes and De-
visadero
Braham George Mrs., matron Pacific Hebrew Orphan
Asylum and Home Soc, NE cor Hayes and Dc-
visadtrro
Braham -lames, cooper 1. Nesbitt & Bro., r. 324 Minua
Braham Kate Sirs., r. 324 Minna
Braiiam Sophia Miss, carpf t isewer, r. 324 Minna
Brahany Thomas, r. E s Hamjjshire, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Br.'theny Bridget Miss, domestic 435 Tyler
BriiLeny James, peddler, r. 19?<j Gilbert
Brahm Catteriua, Swiss Beuev. Society, 5io Kearny
Brahm Peter, barber, r. 2 Chatham PI
Braid Alice G.. millinery, 512 Hayes
Braid Diivid, r. 512 Hayes
Braidwood William, bricklayer, r. 321 Tenth, rear
Braiuard George L., clerk Chtiries A. Bayly, r. SE cor
Hov ard and Sixth
Braiuard Henry C, carrier Alta California, r. 704!^
Mission
Braiuard Kcury C, lodgings. 334 Bu.sh
Braiuard John, coachman, 2012 Pacific Av
Braiuard Kichard, salesman Lilienthal & Co., r. 1412
Howard
Braiuard Thomas, watchman, r. 704 }i. Mission
Braisely Simon, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Moutgomery
Brake Erust, mate, r. 12 Jackson
Braken Jolm, proptr Five Mile Hoiise. E s San Bruno
Eruuo Koad, five miles from City Hall
Brak'^nwagen H^nry, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 431
Vailejo
Braklau .\ugust, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Braunan and Eighth
Brakruan Frederick (Bleibtrey & Brakman),r. 315
Jessie
Bralich Frederick (Antunovich & Bralich) , r, 317
Filb-rt ^
Bralky Patrick, peddler, r. 29 Jessie, rear
Bramah Alfred, tailor, r. 254 Minua
Bram^u John, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Brampton, Frederick (Isaacs & Brampton), r. 517
GrOve
Bramson Henry A., machinist, r. 14 Pfeifler
Bramstedt John H., liquor saloon, 251 Stewart, r. 3
Beale PI
Bramwell Aaron, stevedore, r. W 8 Sansom, nr Uuion
Bran M. J. Mrs. (widow), r. 830 Folsom
Branagau Fi;lix H., engineer, r. 521 Howard
Brauagan Mathew, coniractor, r. 28 Linden
Brauagan Patrick J., confectionery, 1209 Bush
Branagan. See Branigan aud Brannigan
Branch George H., compositor H. S. Crocker b Co.,
r. 40JBrancan
Braiifh Geor,'e W., clerk aud messenger Naval Ofilce
Custom House, r. Oakland
BRAN'CH HOUSE, L. J. Ewell proptr, 424 San
Branch Maria (widow), r. 403 Bryant
Branch Oscar, molder Eagle Brass Works, r. 403
Bryant
Branch Royal D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
200 Franklin
Branch Wiiliam K., clerk Cornelius Kooiimanschap,
r. Oakland
Bramo Frank F. (Branco & Suarez) , r. 234 Brannau
Branco & Suarez (Frauk F. Branco and Manuel R.
Suarez) , restaurant, 234 Braunan
Brand Aristide. bookkeeper French Mutual Provident
Savings and Loan Soc, r. Alameda
Brand Caroline (widow) , r. 2;-i', Park Av
Brand Ernest, auditor Humbildt Pavings and Loan
Soc, and cigars and tobacco, 13 New Montgomery,
r. 28 J^ Park Av
Brand Frederick, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio, r. 17 Pacific
Brand Helen, domestic 1107 V.ni Ne>-s Av
BRAND HERMAN, manuf and dealer cigars
and leaf tobacco. 304 Battery, r. 525 Franklin
Brand Herman J. (Brand & Weule) , r. 014 Taylor
Brand Jeremiah W., clerk Manuel Aiusa, r. 1125 Fol
Brand John G. (Knocchel & Brand), r. Oakland
Brand Lucien, secretary and cashier Franco-American
Savin;;s Bank, office 428 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Brand Marie (widow), r. 520 Fulton
Brand Minnie Bliss, domestic 92ii Jackson
Brand fcWVule (Herman J. Brand and Herman Weule),
watcLiuakers aud jewelers, 31 Kearny
Brand, bee Brandt
Brandau Emil A., r. 000 Bush
Brandeubeig Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 137
Townseud, rear
Brandenstein Gustav, cigarstand, 20 Powell, r. 503
Post
Branden.-t 'in Henry, carpenter, r. 35 White PI
Brauden.st in Heriuau (Claymirgh & Braudensteiu) ,
r. 921 O'Farrell
Bvandeustein Hermnn H., bookkeejier Schweitzer,
Sachs V Co., r. 311 Dupont
Brandenstein Joseph (A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.), r.
Alameda
BRANOENSTEIN M. «fc CO. (Lazard God-
chaux) , wholesale buti hers, and cattle, and
sheepdealers, S s First Av, nr Kentucky, South S.
F., office 529 Clay
Brandenstein Mever (M. Brandenstein & Co.) r. 709
O'Farrell
Brander George, expressman, r. 735 Mission
Brandermann Charles, ship cariieuter Patrick Tiernan,
r. cor Illinois and Santa Clara
Braudhofer Michael, tailor, r. SE cor Coso aud Call-
foruia avs
Brandl M. Miss, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 535
O'Farrell
Brandley Thomas, laborer Andrew Guderdonk
Braudlieu George, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Perry
Brandner O. Mi.-s, hairdresser Mrs.M. R. Meiuberg, r.
334 Sutter
Brandon Fred. D., clerk Henry K. Moore, r. 1.325 Mis
Brandon Joseph R., attorney at law, office 004 Mer-
chant, r. 2907 Washington
Brandon Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 242
Clementina
Brandon Ow^'U , laborer, r. 15 Ritch
Brandon Patrick, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, r. 28
Clarence PI
BraudnuP. H., local policeman, r. 28 Clarence PI
Brandon Thomas A. Y.. bookkeeper Mi'nzies & Bing-
hiim, r. 722 California
Brandon William M., real estate agent, .305 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Brandow Heury W., tinner, r. 924 Folsom
Brandow William H., tinner, r. 924 Folsom
Brandnip John, blacksmith, 915 Post, r. 321 Eighth
Brandstetter George, shoemaker Buckingham & Hocht,
r. 1333 Dupont
Brandt Adoliih, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Brandt Andrew A., real estate, r. 110 Mason
Brandt August W., cook Altuof Brothers, r. 19 Freelon
Brandt Barljara (widow) , r. (;34 Minna
Brandt Bernard L., house and sign paiuter, 404 Mont-
gomery, r. 1512 California
Brandt Eric A., real estate and inBuraace agent, office
605 Clay. r. 648 Howard
Brandt Ernst, carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
Brandt Frederick, groceries and liquors, 417 Third
Brandt George E., sailiuaker, r. 929 Pacific
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
BRA
150
BRA
Brandt Henry, r. sai Pacific
Brandt Henry, r. 1412 Larkin
Brandt Hermann, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
BRANDT I. B. li., attorney at law,, office 215
SauBom, room ;"), r. 1()13 Sa. ramento
Brandt Jacob, foreman Lewis Bros., r. 504 Grove
Brandt Joseph, butcher, r. cor Eighteenth and Va-
lencia
Brandt Loui«, ckrk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 1512
California
Brandt LouiK. shoemakir, r. S* 4 Grove
Brandt Louise J. Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 929 Paciiic
Brandt Maurice, salesman Colman Bros., r. 504 Grove
Brandt Otto (Brandt *: Mit hell), r. 1033 Valen- ia
Brandt Otto, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co., r.
ffSi Minna
Brandt P., tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. 10 Stockton PI
Brandt William C, cook Vienna Model Bakery, r. 417
Bush
BRANDT «fc MITCHEILL. (Otto Brandt and F. H.
A. Mitchell), groceries, and coal dealers, 1038
Market
Brandt. See Brand
brandtford Ada (widow), r. 1202 Lsrkin
Brandtjen John, liquor saloon, 4J0 Fourth, r. 229.V.
Perry
Branes Conrad, teamster, r. North German House
Brangante Antonio, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Branger Jean, r. 1026 Leavenworth
Branigan James, hostkr James Craip. r. 421 Bush
Branigau. See Brauagiin. and Brannigan
Branin Kufus C, photographer. 1114 Taylor
Brankin Mary (widow), seamstress, r. Ml Vallejo
Brauks Jauies W.. patternmaker, r. 122 Eleventh
Brann Aioozo R., sailmaker Harding & Brann, r. 361
Jessie
Brann Frank R., clerk, r. S s Columbia, bet Guerrero
anil Dolores
Brann Josejih, carpenter New City Hall, r. 327 Jessie
Bninn Robert C. (Harding & Brann), r. S s Columbia,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Brann Thomas M., manager John Y. Wilson Blue
Forest, nr Bemal Station
Brannan Cecilia Miss, domestic 33.S Oak
Brannan Edward, driver Stelliug *: Siebe, r. 527 How
Brannan E iward, laborer, r. 554 Bryant
Brannan George, mouMer Calvin Nutting and Son, r.
527 Howard
Brsnnan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
Brannan James, laborer Spring Valley Waterworks, r.
47 Kitch
Brannan James, laborer Edward H. Doyle, r. 240 Third
Brannan James, gardener, r. 4S Louisa
Brainpan Jennie Mrs., r. 14 Lilly Av
Brannan John. r. 302 O'Farrell
Brannan John, seaman, r. King Street House
Brannan Kate, domestic '.124 Geary
Brannan Lawrence, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
r. 46 Louisa
Brannan HL, driver Omnibus R. R.
Brannan Marcus, seaman, r. King Street House
Bnmnun Margaret .Miss, domestic 416 Tyler
liriunan Mary, domestic tjraud Hotel
Brannan Mary F. (widow), r. 110 Natoma
Brannan Michael, carpenter, r. 540 Mission
Brannan Michael, laboref, r. .''54 Brjvmt
Braiman Patrick, engineer, r. 62H Br.:nnan
Brannan Patrick, blacksinitli, r. 4(i6 CUuieutina
Braimuu Patrick, ileck hand stiu City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Brannan Patrick R., horscshoer, 821 Geary, r. 825
Ellis
Brannan Sanmel, real estate, r. il2fi Clay
Brannan Thomas, laborer, r. 726 Brannan, rear
Brannan Thom.is, laborer, r. Seventeeiit!i Av, bet K
an<l I., South S. F
Brannan Thomas, shoemaker Bu<'klngham & Hecbt,
r. 2215 Pine
Bratiniin Thomas, toamstt r, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Brannan Thomas, wood audcoal, llC-l Howard, r. 714
Tehama
Brnimun Thomas S., gardener MiUin (iriflith, 569 Har
Brannan Timothj-, coachman, r. '.MO Post
Brannan William, bricklayer, r. 211 (Mara
Br.iiinan William, driver Siinon Silverl)erg. r. per
Fitth and Railroad av-", South H. F
Brannan Wiliiani, l.anister. r. 9 Heron
Brannan. See Brennau
Brannicks E. M., r. The Baldwin
Brannigan I)elia Miss, dressmaker, r. 716 Fr.nl
Brannigan E Iward W., pressman Edward C. Hughes, r.
537 Natoma
Brannigan Henry M., waiter stm Mary Garratt
Brannigan James, r. Philadelphia House
Brannigan Margaret, domestic Grand Hotel
Brannigan Rosa, domestic 1515 Sacr.imento
Branning Maggie T. Miss, r. 26 Perry
Brauscheid William (Weber & Co.). r. S20 Paciiic
Branscheid William H., salesman George H. Tay &
Co., r. 820 Paciiic
Brans jn Thomas, laborer Central Pac. freight depot,
r. 362 Natoma
Branson Ware (Branson & Armitage), r. Oakland
Brans-ou & Armitage CWare Branson and John .\rmit-
agir), sailmakers, S s Bdwy, b'-t Battery and Front
Brant C, l.iborer, r. 509 Washington
Brunt Catherine (widow), actress California Theater,
r. 906 Mark, t
Brant (_ harles, teaman schr Precursor. Main St. Wharf
Brant Clarence X.. r. 329 Eddy
Brant Emma Miss, jewelry casemaker A. li. Lo>.h-
baum, r. 1712 Jones
Brant John H., drayman B. F. Barton & Co.. r. 32»
Eddy
Brant William P., bricklayer, r. 1712 Jones
Brant. See Brandt
Brareng Henry, farmer, r. W s Tilden, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Brarens Peter, teamster, r. W s Tilden, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Brasch C. r. 228 Bush
Bra.seh John G., iJacker Buckingham & Hecht. r. 1854
Stevens. 'n
Brasesco Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Brash ar Robert, weaver, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Larkin
Brashears Richard, cook J. T. Henry, r. 123 Shipley
Brask Nicholas, coast surveyor, r. Philadelphia House
Brass tie rge A., clerk, r. 40 Tehama
Brass John, poultry dealer, r. Eighth Av, bet K and
L. *)uth S. F.
Brassau Herbert, baker Robert Matthey, r. 1623 Miss
Brastow Solomon U., assistant superintendent Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1802 Van Ness .\v
Brate Luigi, tisht rman, NIT, cor Vallejo and Front
Brauer Alois, (tstate of) (Frederick Hess & Co ) . of&ce
538 California
Bra\ier C:itlierine (widow), r. 722 Union
Brauer Henry, butcher Junker Jt Ecks '
Brauu Adolph W., tailiir. r. 248 Tehama
Brauu Augustus F. H., locksmith Joseph Bieu. r. lOOC
Hyde
Braun C. H. F., cashier A. Gansl & J. Cullen. r. Oak-
land
Brann Ferdinand, cellerman Bach, Meeae & Co., r.
Stevenson, bet Filth and Sixth
Braun Frank R., r. 845 Valencia
Brauu Frederick, bartender, r. 1337 Dupont
Braun Heniy, cook Giant Powder Works, Central
Road, nr I'wentieth Av
Brauu John, waiter, r. 1337 Dupont
Brauu Joseph, brickiuason, r. 327 Jessie
Braun Leonhard, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Braun Theodore, mi r hant tailor, 22 Montgomtry Av
Braun William, r. 530 Third
Braunschweiger Herman (Fenkhauscn A: Brsnnschwel-
ger) , r. 104 Seventh
Braverman Charles, laborer freight depot Central Pac.
R. R.
Braverman Louis (Bnivennnn & Levy), r. 1016 Eddy
Braverman Sigmiind L.. jiAvcller.r. 1016 Eddv
BH.WKIIM.VN it l.KVY (Louis Braverinan, and
John lA'vy). importers, !ind retail w..tche8, jewelry,
diamonds, silverware, etc.. 119 Montgomery
Bravo r'oinei.ico, cook, r. 027 Broadwny
Braw Walter, r. W s Fourth, nr Uubbo.l
Brawley John T., waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 2(.9 Fair
Oaks
Brav Antonio. chpit';11st, r. Ahlboro House
BRAV BUOTHKRS (Waison A. Bray), commis-
sion ntercliants, and agents Alvi.-o Flour Mills,
226 Clay
Bray Charh s F., butcher, r. 22 Willow
Bray Dennis, wheat sampler, r. 227 Minna
Bray Fra'.ik. B\ipcrint' ndent Mission Market. SB cop
Mission and Sixteenth, r. 22 Willow
Bray Henry T., contractor and builder, r. 2921 Mis-
sion
Bullxk Sc Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Esclusive Noveltiss.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
BEA
151
BEE
Bray lids, candypacker David Hirsclifeld, r. 61(i?<s Lin-
den Av
Bray John L., foreman Andrtw Ond( rdonb, r. 5;i9 Turk
Bray Mary (■widow) , r. Thirtieth, bet Sanchez and
Church
Bray Patrick, laborer, r. 3 MilU r PI
Bray Sophie Miss, seamstress Schluctor & Vidberg
Bray Thomas, engineer, r. Overland House
Bray Watsou A. (IJray Brtithers), r. Fruit Vale
Bray 'Williaiu, coachman, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Kock Riinch
Bray William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Bray AVilliam H., furnished rooms, d'.W Geary
BrayFon John, musician, r. 231 Second
Brayton Albert P. (Kankin, Eraytou & Co.), office
127-135 First, r. Oakland
Brayton Bishop, bookktei^er Pcttreon & Palmer, r. 32
Ellis
Brayton G. M., major U. S. A., r. Occidental Hotel
Brazel Patrick, drayman, r. 972 HarriEon
Brazelion John, clerk, r. 10 Carlos PI
BRAKIli, David Boyle Blair, consular agent, office
413 California
Brazil William, r. 817 Post, rear
Brbora Nicola, bartender John Capjiadacy & Co., r.
California Hotel
Breakwald Julius, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Breal August, butcher, r. Fifteenth Av, bet Q and
K, South S. F.
Breal August G., blacksmith Graff & Schroeder, r.
Fifteenth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
Brearty Daniel (Brearty & Cannell), r. NE cor Polk
and Market
Brearty & Cannell (Daniel Brearty and Thomas Can-
nell) ,carriagemakers and blacksmiths, 519 Grove
Bredbandt Charles, driver Market St. K. R.
Breck Nicolas, cook, r. 1337 Dupont
Brccken Mary Miss, domestic 299 Hyde
Breckinridge John W., r. 1512 Jackson
Breckwoldt Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W s
Dore, nr Bryant
Brectshander Fritz, foreman Biivaria Brewery, r. 404
Montgomery Av
Brede Henry, laborer Ciil. Sugar Refinery, r. 506 Ninth
Brede Henry J., groceries and liquors, 1501 Market
Brede. See Breed
Bredendeik John F., clerk Charles Nuhrenberg, r. NW
cor Polk and Broadway
Bredhoff Charles, bookkeeper Seebe Bros. & Plage-
mann, r. Oakland
Bredhoff Henry, licjuor saloon, 423 East
Bredhoff John, tinsmith, r. 423 East
Bredlow Hermann, carpenter, r. N s Prospect Av, nr
Folsom
CreduU Reinhold, physician, office and r. IG Bowen's
Block, Railroad Av, South S. F.
Bree John Jr., brasstinisher John Bree Sr., r. 1735
Market
Bree John Sr., brassfounder and musical-iustrument-
maker, 1733 Market
Bree John, musician, r. 323 Fifth
Bree Mary, laundress Brunswick House
Bree Petir J., cutler Reinhold Hopjie, r. West Oakland
Bree Thomas W., teacher banjo and actor Bella Union
Theater, r. 1735 Market
Breed Daniel, bookkeeper Otis & Co., r. 512 Jones
Breed Edward A., bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
8 Bienham PI
Breed Henry L., r. 1014 Stockton
Breed S. F. Mrs., test medium, r. 327 O'Farrell
Breede H. August, liquor saloon, 809 Cl&y , r. 732 Union
Breen Frank, cabinetmaker Terrence Duffy, r. 520 Stev
Breen John, cooper, r. 028 Post
Breen John, fireman stmr Thomas A. Whitelaw, r. 4
South Park Av
Breen John, helper Union Iron Works, r. Jackson, bet
Mi. son and Taylor
Breen John, livery stable, 222 Fifth, r. 408 Clementina
Breen John, stevedore, r. 8('9 Market
Breen Mary (widow), children's nurKe St. Joseph's R.
C. Infant Asylum, E s Q, bet Seventeenth and
Nineteenth avs. South S. F.
Breen Michael J., porter County Tax Collector, r. 1101
Broadway
Breen O., car driver, r. Philadelphia House
Breen Owen, horseshoer, 5 Belden, r. 339 Jessie
Breen Patrick, dairyman, S s Bright, bet Randolph
and Central, San Miguel
Breen Susan (widow), r. Ss Florence, nr Randolph,
San Miguel Station
Breen Thomas, machinist, r. cor Market and I aguna
Breen Timothy, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Breen Timothy K., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
I 422 Minna
I Brcese Josiph ('., salesman Snow k May, r. 1823 Jessie
I Breeze Charles K. (Breeze & Loughraii), r. Occidental
I Hotel
j Breeze James H., inspector Custom House, r. 509
I Nineteeth
i Breeze Louise (widow), r. 1330 Sutter
I BRKEKK & LOVOHRAN (Charles K. Breeze and
j Thomas Lo\]ghran). produce and provision mer-
I chants, SW cor Washiufjton and Davis
[ Breffeihl Louis C, steward Miners' Restaurant, r. 540
Washington
I Ercgante Gerolamo, Italian Benov. Soc, 423 Wash
Brehany (Charles, baker Grand Hotel, r. 37 Louisa
Brehm Edwaid E., stuck clerk Feigenbaum & Co., r.
211 Fifteenth
Brehm Lewis W., clerk, r. 211 Fifteenth
Brehm P. C. barber Charles N. Fleischman, r. 2
Chatham PI
Brehm Rudolph W., sawyer Frank Grader, r. 211 Fif-
teenth
Brehout Louis, confectioner Masson Freres, r. C04
Vallejo
Breideuberg Jacob, tailor, r. 8 Virginia PI
Breig John, r. 1910 Suttf r
Breiliug (.'hristina (widow), r. 147 Ninth
Breiling Frank, Market, SE cor Third and Minna, r.
017 Third
Breiling John (Breiling & Dahl, , r. 562 Howard
Breiling John, engineer Holland & Ruppel, r. 14 Wil-
liam
Breiliug & Dahl (John Breiling and Henry Dahl) , mar-
ket, 216 Second
Breisacher Ferdiuand, clerk, r. 428 Broadway
Breitenbach Frank, teamster Andrew Frei, r. 1015
York
Breitenbach Joseph (F. Thomas & Co.), r. 7i3Natoma
Breithing Robert, r. 541 Minna
Erekel Fredc rick, smoked meats, 26 Centre Market, r.
cor Gough and Lombard
Brekle Fritz, driver Golden City Brewery, r. 1431 Pac
Brekle Gottleib, proptr Golden City Brewery, 1431
Pacific
Brella Joseph, coppersmith, r. 11 Un on PI
Bremarman Henry, laborer Joseph Newbauer, r. 219
Main
Bremberg Berudt L., oi)erator Gold and Stock Tele-
graph Co., r. 826 Broadway
BREMEN BOARO OP UNDERWRITERS,
Henry Balzer *: Co., agents, office 209 Sunsom
Bremen Thomas, longshoreman, r. 17 Hinckley
Bremer Chr., janitor, r. 228 Busli
Bremer Ernest, collectLr Oakland Ferry, r. 714 Seven-
teenth
Bremer H., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Bremer Herman Jr., salesman Fisher & Co., r. Ala-
meda
BREMER HERMANN, proptr Siegfried's Hotel,
228 Bush, and Piatt's Hall, 216 Mont, r. 228 Bush
Bremer J. H., drayman Washington Market
Bremer John, farmer, r. .529 Sacramento
Bremer John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Vallejo
and Larkin
Bremer Josejih, r. South Park Hotel
Bremer Joseph (Joseph Bromer & Co.) , r. 1228 Post
Bremer Joseph & Co., manufs cigars and importers
leaf tobacco. 310 t^'acramcnto
Bremer Nicholas, steam baihs, 722 Montgomery
Bremer Otto A., gunsmith Hebcr & Moller, r. Alameda
Bremer Wiliiam. teamster Empire Brewery, r. 825 Har
Bremer William H., general commission agent, office
310 Sacramento, r. Lick House
Bremennai'u L., exjiressmau, cor Sac and Mont
Bremmer George, salesman Tobin, Daylsson & Co., r.
126 Tyler
Brendill Bridget, domestic 1013 Franklin
Brendle M. (Rebsiock & BreiiUk), r. 22 Turk
Brendt Johanna Mrs., ladies' i.urse, r. 1039 Folsom
Brenemar Louis H., ckrk. r. 102n Pacific
Brenham Betty (widow), r. 510 Guerrero
Brenizer John A., tinsmith Henry E. Lea, r. 19 Silver
Brennaii Anna, dom( stic The Baldwin
Brennan Bros. (Matthew and Daniel), proptrs Four-
Mile House, and groeeiies, liquors and market,
NW cor Mission and Thirty-first
Brennan D., laborer Mission Rock Warehouse, r. 530
Third
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Brennan Daniel (Brennan Bros.), r. NW cor Mission '
and Thirty-first
Brennan Daniel, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill j
Brennan Delia Miss, furnished rooms, 555 Mission j
Brennan Eiinund, wagonmaker John W. FaiTen, r. 12 •
Howard
Brennan Ellen J. (widow) , r. 515 G-^ary !
Brennan Frank, tinsuiita W. W. Montigae & Co., r. '
1017 Howard 1
Brennan Jain-'S, clerk Stephen McGillan, r. 118 Eidy '
Brennan .James, liquor saloon, Ss Folsom, \>A Fourth '
and Fifth, r. 10 Bryant Av
Brennan James, merchant, r. 2510 P.jst
Brennan Jam'is, wines and liquors, NE cor Townsend
and Liberty \
Brennan James E., salesman C. H. Bayley, r. 052 Na- ;
toma
Brennan James P., barkeepar stm James M. Doua'iue,
r. 1807 Stockton
Brennan James M., r. 119 Perrj-
Brennan Jjne (widow), r. 511 Minna
Brennan J. E., juintL-r Pioaeer Whitj Lead Works, r. '
211 Giara
Brennan JoLin (Kennedy & Brennan), r. 718 Howard |
Brennan John, r. N\V cor Folsjm and Twentieth I
Brennan John, candy .uaker J. Canty \
Bi-enuaa John, dry goods clerk, r. 41 Everett j
Brennan Joliu, fir:'miu stm Mary Grarratt. Washing- !
ton-St. Wharf
Brennan John, gardener, r. 1918 Pacific Av \
Brennan Joha, lubjrer, r. N 8 Sierra, nr Louisiana ,
Brennan John, rigger, r. 12 Howard
Brennan John stairbuilder, r. 9;ii3 Folsom i
Brennan JoLm C, milk ranch. Filbert, bet Pierce and i
Steiner
Brennan Joha T., porter Huffman & Co.. r. cor Santa
Clara and Utah
Brennan Kate, cook K nuison & Bruce, r. W s San [
Bmno Uoad, near Twenty-eighth I
Brennan ilag;;ie, dressmaker, r. 1-521 Mission ^ ;
Brennan Margaret Miss, s^'amstr'ss House of Mercy, '
.j^NE cor Bryant and llincon fl |
Brennan M irtm (Brennan & Lynch), r. 1011 Battery ■
Brennan Martin, porter, r. 111'.) Greenwich " '
Brennan Martin, tanner, r. SW cor Clipper & Noe
Brennan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 652 N-.toma
Brennan Mary (widow), r. H52 Natouia I
Brenuau Matthew (Brennan Bros.), r. NW cor Mission i
and Thirty-tirnt |
Brenaan Matthew J., cashier M. J. Flavin, r. 515
Geary ^
Brenuau .Mich:iel, r. 2;fO Minna I
Breunau Mv-had, laborer, r. 78 Everett i
Brennan Michael, laborer r. BrookljTi Hotel. 210 ;
Bush ;
Brennan Mi<-hael T.. salesman Blochonan 4 Cerf, r.
211 Clara
Brennan Owen, steward. Overland House
Brennan Patrick, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Brennan Patrick, laborer, r. ll)()l Battery'
Brennan Patrick J, (Brennan & Cawley) , r. 10 Bryant ,
Av I
Brennan Patrick J., gilder, Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., 1
r. 5.5« \ Howard
Brennan Piter, clerk, r. 1521 Mission
Brwnnioi llichard, Htonemason. r. 15Jl Mission ,
Brenuau Uicliard P. Uev., pastor Mis.sion Dolores :
Church, r. W s Dolores, bet KL^teenth and Seven- \
tc-i nth !
Brennan Thomas, groceries and liquors, S 8 Twenty- |
fifth, bet Dolores and Church " !
Brennan Th.imas, laborer freight department Central ;
Pac. H. U. I
Brenuau Thomas, laborer Pacific UoUing Mill '
Brenimn Tlmmas, shoemaker S. W. Uosonstock & Co., '
r. •'iU Natouia
Brennan Thomas J., bellman Brooklyn Hotel, 210
Bush
Brennan Thomas J., clerk Glover & Willcomb, r. 224
Kb'venth
BRR.XX.W TIIOiMVS W., Old California Ex-
change. NE or Keurny and Clay, r. '.itl Howard \
Brennan William (Hughes fc Urennsu), r. 5.54 Bryant ;
Brennan William, r. los Welch '
Brennan William, driver L« Grande Laundry C >.
Brennan William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. "J
Post I
Brennan William, Ibiuor saloon, 815 Clay I
Brennan William P., clerk forwarding department'
Well.-*. Furgo .V Co., r. 91 1 Tavb-r I
Breanan William T., assistant night janitoi? Indus-
trial School
Brennan h Cawley (Patrick J. Brennan and William
J. Cawleyl , liquor s iloon, 827 fe Folsom
Breanan & Lynch (Martin Breanan and Simon Lynch) .
boardini, l!X)l Battery
Brennan. See Brannan
Brenner Caroline, domestic 1519 Van Nes.< Av
Brenner Gustave, assistant bookkeeper Pacific Jew-
elry Co., r. 1529 Post
Brenner Leopold, fish, 62 Centre Market, r. 1529 Post
Brenner Martin (Brenner i Kraft), r. St. Mary, bet
Califoruia and Pine
Brenner Mary, domestic 1519 Van Ness Ky
Brenner William H., salesman Yates & Co..r. 1226 Pac
Brenner & Kraft (Martin Brenner and Ferdinand
Kraft), cofl'ee saloon, .540 California
Brennici- James, salesman West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 625 Harrison
Brenniug Gustave, longshoreman, r. 3 Natoma
Brenton John C, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
710 Vallejo
Breny Adolph, shoemaker Boisseau & Co., r. 320 Dup
Breny Louis, shoemaker Louis Blanchette, r. 405
Filbert
BrenzcU Henry, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Br.reton D. Maher, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r.
.502 O'Farrell
Brereton James, capitalist, r. 514 Brannan
Brercton John M., porter .Armes A: Dallam, r. Oakland
Breritou Robert N., r. 418 t'alilornia
Breschini Pasqtiale (John Mignola te Co.). r.24'20Po8t
Breslan Maggie Miss. r. 2.52:1 Slissi^m
Breslauer B. & Co. (Elias Breslauer), clothing, 54
Third
Breslauer Benjamin (B. Breslauer & Co.), r. 1624 Sut
Breslauer Elias (B. Breslauer & Co.), r. 54 Third
Breslauer Henry, Club rooms, 419 Pine, r. 803 Leav
Breslauer Lipman (.Simon v^ Breslauer), r. (>14 O'Far
Bre.^lin Daniel, laborer, r. 213 Perry
Breslin Delia Miss, dressmaking, 117 Shipley
Bresliu Hugh, driver Market St. and Hayes Valley R.'
1?.. r. 1.518 Turk
Breslin Jennie, domestic 142 Seventh
Breslin Jeremiah, service man S. F. Gaslight Co.
Breslin John, seaman, r. 117 Shipley
Breslin Johu, stonemason, r. 7 Ewer PI
Breslin John, wines and liquors, 123 Fremont, r. 51
Clementina
Breslin Lawrence Rev. D. D., pastor Potrero R. 0.
Church, r. E s Alabama, bet Twe.ity-fourth and
Twenty.fifth
Breslin Maggie Miss, laundress La Gr;;nde Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howiird and F^dsom
Bresliu Michael, Bhofma:ier, r. (150 Alission •
Bresliu Owen, proptr ('a.-sius Hotel, NE cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Breslin Patrick, brassfinisher. r. 213 Perry
Bresliu Patrick, hostler Junius G.Fiister", Cliff House
Bresliu Patrick C, car driver, r. 8 Hubbard
Breslin William, laborer, r. T, rminal Hotel
i'resliu William, with S.F.Gas Li;;ht Co., T.'i% Verona
Bresnahan Donald, laborer, r. 213 IVrry
Bresnahan John, lub irer. r. 416 Clementina
Kr<snnhan Kate (widow), r. 661 Natoma
Bresnan Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
650 Mission
Bresse L >nis, liquor saloon, SW cor Montgomery and
Merchant, r. 708 Larkiu
Brcssingham Miss, dressmaker, r. 771 Mission
Bressner Lena Miss, domestic 4(i3 Van Ness At
Bre.tson Ji'Seph, tobacco factory. 928 Pacific
Brcstat .\uguBt, cook. r. SW cor Diamond and Jersey
Brettonuel .\lfred. jeweler Juluis V. Brettonnul, r.
1023 )v Sutter
Brettounel Julius V., lapidary & jeweler. 328 Bush,
r. 1023 'i Sutter
Brett Michael, bosibr Sutter St. R. R., r. 9 Austin
Brett William G., waiter Chaquette & Piuson, r. 646
Howard
Broiler Hiirbara (widow), r. 9.38 Howard
Bre\ier Henry, fr< sco painter, r. ikim Howard
Hreuer Hermann, groceries and liquiTs. .511 Filbert
Brcviale of Records. F. W. Croudace ])r;nt -r and pub-
lisher, office 620 Merchant
Broviiort Augu.^t, shoemaker, r. 3 Folsom Av
Brew Nathaaiel, capitalist, r. 748 Harrison
iirew Nathaniel C, upholsterer West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 748 Hiiriison
Brewrn Anna (widow). r. \\\% Fifth
JULLOGE k JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
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Brewer Andrew G., carpenter California Mills, r. 62
Tehama
Brewer Georfie W., broker, office 403'-j California, r.
S s Twentieth, bet Guerrero and Dclorts
Brewer Harry, clerk freight department Central Pac.
E. K., r. 4 Oak Grove Av
Brewer Helena Mrs., bakery, 1711 Market
Brewer Henry, seaman, r. '2!i Pacific
Brewer Jacob, carpenter, r. 1711 Market
Brewer John, laborer freight department Cent7-al Pac.
R. R.
Brewer John H. (Brewer& Barstow). attorney at law,
ofiice 3ti0 Pine, rooms 49-50, r. Oakland
BrewiT John M. , miller, r. i Oak Grove Av
Brewer Josephine, domestic 2 Bush St. PI
BREWER RUOOLiPH G., liquor saloon, 512
Front
BREWER & BARSTOW (John H. Brewer and
Alfred Barstow), attorneys at law, office aijO Pme,
rooms 49-50
Brewster D. Mrs., furnished rooms, SE cor Post and
Dupont
Brewi>ier D. G., purser Pacific IVIail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Brewster George, glazier and painter John Brewster,
r. 1621 Post
Brewster John, glazier and painter, 17 Belden r. Vy21
Post
Brewster Julia (widow), r. 534 Ellis
iirewster Maiy Mrs. (widow), furnished rooms, 127
Slontgomery
Brewj^ter Kolla E., mining, office 314 Montgomery, r.
234 Bush
Brcwst r William, rigger, Bryant, nr Beale, r. 1003
Capp
Brewton James C. (Brewton & Cady),r. G2:) Clay
Brewtou & Cady (James C. Brewton and William J.
C'ady) , wines and liquors, 422 Kearny
Breyhan Christian, haruessmaker M. Warschauer, r.
802 Stockton
Briand Victor, tailor, r. 154 Tehama, rear
Brica David, file cutter Martin Kelly i; Co., r. 555 Miss
Briccii Constantine, drayman, r. 515 Union
Brice Frank, stevedore A. C. Freese
Brice James, blacksmith, r. 7iO Guen-ero
Brichbilz William, cabinetmaker, r. Harmony Hotel
Brichet Angelim, laborer Mrs. Desmer. r. 327 Mont-
gomery Av
Brick John G., messenger London and San Fraucico
Bank, r. Alameda
Brick Timothy, laborer I'nion Iron Works, r. 40 Jessie
Brickell John, capitalist, r. 1023 Green
Bricker Jacob, house mover, r. 43!)}^ Clementina
Brickette Mary Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 6
Tyler
Brickett* Thomas, clerk, r. 6 Tyler
Briekhouse L. L. Mr.s. (widow), r. Lick House
Brickley Ellen (widow), r. 72H3^ Clementina
Brickley James, carpenter and builder, r. 729 Clem
Brickley John, clerk, r. 729 H Clementina
Brickley Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 166 Clara
Brickley Peter, peddler, r. W s Cherubusco, nr Court
land Av
Brickley William, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 52 Louisa
Brickwe^iel Annie (widow), r. 812 Howard
Brickwbdel Charles H., liquors, 60'.t Clay, r. 328 Bran
Brickwedel Charles H. Jr., storekeeper stm Ciiy of
Tokio, r. 32s Branuan
Brickwedel Henry (Henry Brickwedel & Co.), and
Super\-isor Twelfth Ward, r. 512 Franklin
BRICKWEDEIi HEXRY «SJ CO. (Martin Henc-
ken and Henry Schroder), impoiters and jobbers
wines and liquors, 208 and 210 Front
Briekwerlel Jacob (Brickwedel & Goeljen). r. NE cor
Mission and Fremont
Brickwedel John (Brickwedel & McGree\-y) , r. SE cor
Spear and Harrison
Brickwedel M. H., storekeeper stm City of Peking, r.
328 Brannan
Bricliwedel Rebecca (widow), r. 424 '<i Grove
Brickwedel &Goetjeu'(Jacob Brickwedel and Henry
Goetjen) , wines and liquors, NE cor Mission and
Fremont
Brickwedel & McGree^'y (John Brickwedel and John
McGreevy) , liquor saloon SE cor Spear and Har
Bride Morris, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 713
Clementina, rear
Brideson William, expressman, r. 1617 California
Bridewell Mary B. Mrs.. dresBtaaker, r. 1606 Leaven-
worth
Bridewell Richard F., architect and builder, r. 1606
Leavenworth
Bridge Charles T., office 224 California, r. 230 Kearny
Bridge Frederick,. teamster Hiram Cafford, r. Silver
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Bridge Frederick C, foreman United Carriage Co., r.
Arlington House
Bridge Matthew, bricklayer, r. 1717 Larkin
Bridge William E. (McCord, Bridge & Co.), r. Arling-
ton House
Bridgeford \Mlliam B., painter John A. Donovan, r.
i-rili Shipley
Bridgemau John, soapmakcr G. R. Lucy k Co., r. 37
Converse
Bridgeman John W. (Glynn & Bridgeman), r. 907
O'Farrell
Bridges Frank, musician, r. 225 Sixth
Bridges George Rufus, engineer N. B. and Mission
R. R., r. 333 Geary
Bridges. See Brydges
Bridgewood George W., machinist, r. 322 Main
Bridgewood James, engineer engiaeNo. 1, S. F. F. D.,
419 Pacific
Bridgewood Samuel, engineer engine No. 9, S. F. F.
D., r. 320 Main
Bridgewood Samuel J., bookkeeper, r. 322 Main
Brief ner Pinkus ( Brief ner Jc Levy) . r. 621 Union
Briefner & Levy (P. Briefuer and I. D. Levy), pawn-
brokers, 653 Washington
Brieger S., iDrinter, r. Coso House
Briel Henry, butcher Adolph F. Fitscher. r. Fifteenth
Av, nr Q, South S. F
Brien John, blackr^mith John Higgins, r. 10 Moss
Brien John, bottler Bay City Soda Water Co.
Brien John, butcher Henry Schuler, r. 520 Chestnut
Bnen Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Brien William, seaman, r. .50 Kntoma
Brieune Jean, waiter The Baldwin
Brier Columbus, teacher mathematics Urban Acad-
emy, r. Oakland
Brierley John, wood and coal, NW cor Seventeenth
and Alemany
Bries Frederick, sawyer Herman Granz, r. 27}<i Clin-
ton
Brigaeits Gerard J., machine hand. r. 1717 Ellis
Brigaerts Joseph H., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
14 Bourbin PI
Brigbritz William, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Briggs , r. 6 Miles PI
Briggs Albert W., engineer, Folger Schilling & Co.,
r. 1110 Clay
Briggs A. M., furnished rooms, 137 Montgomery, r.
Alameda
Briggs Arthur R. (Holloway & Briggs), r. 710 Cal
Briggs Charles O., shipearpenter Matthew Turner
Briggs Clarence B., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1720 Turk
Briggs David H., messenger Surveyor's Office Custom
House, r. .502 Powell
BRIGGS E. &CO., cigars and tobacco, 646 Market
BRIGGS EDGAR (E. Briggs & Co.) , r. 1906 Bdwy
Briggs Edgar W., clerk E. Briggs & Co., r. 302 Eigh-
teenth
Briggs Edward K., woodcarver, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Briggs Gcojge W., stoves and tinware, 532 Montgomery
Av, r. -523 Montgomery Av
Biiggs Gust, propir Germauia Gardens, W s Erie, bet
Mission and Howard
Briggs Henry, cigars and tobacco, NW cor East and
Commercial, t. 333 East
Briggs Henry S., clerk Samuel R. Rhodes, r. 171T
Larkin
Briggs James, chiropodist, r. 806 Kearny
Briggs J. D., mason, r. 247 Second
Briggs John (Sullivan, Briggs & Co.), r. W s Erie, bet
Mission and Howard
Briggs Joseph D., barteuder, r. 1021 Clay
Briggs Julia A. Mrs., clerk L. Saroni & Co., r. 2 Cod-
man PI
Briggs Lucy M. Mrs., r. 318 Kearny
Briggs M. C. Rev., pastor Howard Street Methodist
Episcopal Cliurch, r. 9 Hubbard
Briggs Morris E., driver, r. Stanford House
Briggs O. W. Rev., clergyman, office 137 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Briggs Ri( hard S., stonemason, r. 20 Willow
BRIGGS SPEIVCER R., cigars and tobacco, 200
California, r. 740 Grove
Briggs William, driver United Carriage Co., r. 236
Minna
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Bripgs William N., crmtractor, r. N s Twenty-third,
bet Sanchez and Noe
Briggs William R.. tapitalist, r. 2720 Mission
Bri^ham , contractor, r. 304 Third
Brigham Calvin O. (Brigham, Whitney & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Brigham Charles B., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 70:i Market
Brigham Frank E., clerk Brigham, Whitncv & Co., r.
Oakland
BRIGHAM, WHITXKY &CO. (Calvin O. Brig-
ham, A. P. Whitney and John C. Huppe), whole-
sale dair\- produce, and provisinns, 320 Front
Brigham William H. (Crane & Briyham), r. New York
Bright Annie (widow), r. N s Sixteenth, btt Guerrero
and Dolor s
Bright John, teamster Chaso & Wolff, r. 231 Pacific
Bright Michael M., bottler Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
Bright Star Gold Alining Co. (Kern Co., Cal.), J. W.
Pew secretary, office blO Pine, rt o)n 15
Bright Thoma.s W. E., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 636 Mis-
sion
Brighting Rdbert, metal worker George Hayes & Co.,
r. 541 Minna
Brigman Martin, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Brignardello Emelia (widow), r. VO.j Stockton
Brignardello John, laborer, r. N s Dunn Alley
Brirjnardello Louis, laborer, r. 5;;3 Green
Bri^'L]ardelIo Stephen, laborer, r. 5o3 Green
Biignola Antonio, fisherman. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Brignole John, fruits, 504 Third
Bripjnoli Doiuiuick, scavenger, r. 706 Montgomery Av
Brignoli Louis, laborer, r. 17 Sonora PI
Brigiioni Domenico (Arata & Brignoni), r. 624 Bdwy
Bri^'sby James, r. 142 Seventh
Brill I'runk, uphols-terer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Brill Henrietta MiKs, laundress, r. 426 Fulton
Brill John, r. 218 Pacific
Brilliant Aaron, dry-goc ds peddler, r. 420 Ivy Av
Brilliant Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), D. Von Bok-
kelen secretary, office 3u9 California, room 5
Brilliant Tobias, peddl( r, r. 317 Fell
Brlinniemian Christopher, bartender, r. 507 Mont Av
Brin<att Salvo, puiiltry and egg.-J, 5U0 Clay, r. W s
Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Brin<kley Levi, waiter Palace Hotel
Brind Caleb, confectioner, 15U8 Pidk
Brindell William, brii klayer, r. 1318 Duponi
Brindle Bridget (widow), r. N 8 York, bet, Twenty-
seci.nd a,d Twenty-third
Brine Kate Miss, domestic liOl Taylor
Brink Charles H., bartender S. P. Collins & Co., r. 127
Moi.tgomery
BrinkcrhoH H., first assistant engineer stm Oregon,
Oregon S. K. Co.
Brinkmann Cliarles, laborer, r. 3 s Greenwich, nr Mont
Briiikmann Delia Mrs., dressmaker, f<m Hayes
Brinkmann Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Itelinery. r.
1258 Bryant
Brinkmann Henry, cigar f.vtory, 1005 Howard
Brim delo Louis, lubori r, r. 22 Sett PI
Brinmiiade Charles E.. observe r Signal Service U. S. A.,
olhce 42 Merchants' Exchange
Briody Hugh, bai tender Michael Hefl'ernan, r. 2 Cod-
man PI
Briody Louisa (widow), r. I(il9 Lombard
Briody Margard, dollle^tic 1304 Post
Briody Pliiiip, galvunized-ironworker Hayes & Co., r.
1112 Bryant
Brion Frederick, saUmn ke<])er, r. 228 Montgomery Av
Brlsac Ueliicr F., salesman, r. 251K Sacramento
Brisac Felix, canvasser l.iv. rpool and I^ondon and
Globe Insurance Co., r. le.l.s Washington
BrlsbolH Antoine, harnessmaker, 735 Brann.iii
BriBco Josei>li. vigetnblo gardener. Fell, btt Brodcr-
ii^k anil Devlsadero
Briscoe William, messman lacific Mail S. S. City ol
New Ycirk
Brlseiio Frank, laumlrj-, and bootblack, 411 Pine, r. 20
Pa<iHc
Brishland Henry, cariHiit r. r. 2!1 Alinna
Brisico Ai tone, ( ook, r. rM\ Vallejo, r ar
Brlsset Arthur, clerk Jui tinian Caire, r. 61(j Green-
wich
Bristeed Mrs., janitress Noe and Temple Street
Primary School
Bristol Andnw, mechanic David W. Kuggh s, r. 32
Silvtr
BriBtol Helen G.. teacher, r. 701) Ellis
Bristol Henry, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co.. r. 225
Ritch
Bristol Jennie K. (widow) , teacher, r. 709 Ellis
Bristol Robert D., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. 709
Ellis
Bristow Phillip, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Briter George C, r. Palace Hetel
BRITISH AMERICA A.SSURANCE CO. (Fire
of Toronto, Canada). William N. Olmsted gen-
eral agent, office 409 California
BRITISH AND FOREIGN MARINE INSUR-
ANCE CO. (limited). Balfour, Guthrie i; Co.
agents, othce .SKi ('Hlifornia
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
CALIFORNIA, John P. McCurrie secretary,
rooms 730 Montgomery
BRITISH CONSULATE, W. Lane Booker consul,
office 319 California
British Mutual Benefit Society, rooms 232 Sutter
Britner Edward, sailmaker. r. 328 Third
Britt James, plumber, r, 'l^h White PI
Britt James W., shoemaker, r, 'X'A^ Folsom
Britt JeB'erson, hostler Haves Valley and Market St.
R. R., r, 1719 OFarrell"
Britt John, laborer .Andrew Onderdonk
Britt Michael, hostler, r. 9 Austin
Britt Wilham, seaman, r. 17 Frederick, rear
Britt William, waiter, r. «)46 Howard
Britfciin William, carriagesmith Isaac Pollard, r. 435
Twenty-second
Brittaiu Charles W., chairmaker Heywood Brothers &
Co., r. 555 Mission
Brittan Nathaniel J., merchant, r. Union Club
Bri.tan Patrick, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Brittell Charles K., miner, r. 700 California
Britten Michael (Britten & Flemming). r. 427 Hayes
Britten & Flemming (Michael Britten and Max Flem-
ming), jiork sausages, etc., 427 Hayes
Britten. See Britt'U
Britto Bartola (widow), r. 1113 3i Kearny
Britton George W. (Goodwin & Co.), r. 1313 Taylor
Britton James A,, carpenter William Kreger, "r. 1774
Folsom
Britton John, engineer Eagle Brewery, r. 1774 Folsom
Britti'U Joseph, superintendent Clay St. Hill R. R.,
office SW cor Clay and Leavenworth (and Britton
& Rey), r. 829 Union
Britton Patrick. laborer, r. 18 Geneva
Britton Patrick, lab.irer. r. E s Hartford, bet Eigh-
teentli and Nintteenth
Britton William If., bottler Eagle Brewery, r. 1774 Fol
BRITTON iW REV (Joseph Britton and J. J. Rey),
lithographers, 529 ' ommercial cor I.eidesdi rlf
Britvich P., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New M(<nt
Britz Jacob, laborer Huhn X- IjUi'khardt, r. 18 Fir.st
Biizzolara Agos.ine, Italian Bencv. Soc, 423 Wash
Brizzolara Janus, laborer Ghirardelli & Daniel, r.
Oakland
Brizzolara Louis (Biizzolara & Roccatagliata), r. 24
Wetinorc PI
Brizzolara Jt Roccatagliata (L. Brizzolara and G. B.
Roccatagliata) . wood ami coal, 1015 Washington
Broach Clans, waiter 228 Busli
Broad Catherine (widow), r. Hroad's PI
Broad Charles, h' li)er Bush & Scudder, r. Bniad's PI
BROAD CHARLES E., groceries and liquors,
NE cor Pino and Hyde
Broad Charles H., teamster, r. NW cor Eighteenth
and Church
Broad Edwaid. plumber, r. 2021 Taylor
Broad Jennie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Daisley, r.
Oakland
Broad John, carpenter, r. 422 Powell
Bieiad Robert, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. North Point, bet I.arklu and Polk
Broad William, ch rk Imperial. London. Northern,
and Queen Ins. Co., r. 818 Folsom
Broadbeiit Charles W., salesniau Marcus Bros, k Co.,
r. ,528 O'lairell
Broadboiit Wlliam E., machinist Fulton Iron Works,
■ r. 1027 Mission
Brondhead J. F.. r. 743 Pine
Broadheael J. W.. clerk ijuartermaster's ('.e])artment
U. S. A.. Presidio l;eservatie>n
Broadhurst John, spinner Cal. Silk Manufacturing
Co.. r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av. South S. F.
BROADWAY BLOCK, NW cor Broadway and
Kearny
Broadway Brewery. Jacob Aelanis proptr, 637 Bdwy
Broadway Hotel, John Donohue proptr, 212 Bdwy
BULLOCK (Ss J0NE3, 103 MDntgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
&E0. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Keamy St., opposite the Plaza.
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Broadway U. S. Bonded Warehouse, Edwin Danforth,
proptr, 723 Battery
Broadwell Edward, clerk, r. 6 Pratt Court
Broadwell William B., bookkeeper, r. l'2ti Sixth
Broeci Auyilo, with Fraiiki Baptista, r. NE cor Bu-
chanan and McAllister
Broch Oscar W., wsiiter George Tetuer, r. 918 Mont
Brock Cecilia (widow), dressmaker, l.ill Polk
Brock Charles B., seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Brock Gt. F., miner, r. 16 Seventh ,
Brock Gustav, portrait painter, studio and r. 2019
Howard
Brock James, groceries, 239 Perry
Brock Julicn, pawnbroker, 718 Washington, r. 1526
Clay
Brock William, waiter Louis McLane, 438 Bryant
Brocker Adolph, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 231
Fifth
Brockett B., laborer Broadway Wharf, r. SE ior San-
soni and Broadway
Brockhoff Charles H., capitalist, r. 253(5 Bryant Av
Brockhoff William H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Bryant Av and Twenty-fiurth, r. 2536 Bryant Av
BROCKLEBANK MANUEL, T., real estate
agent, office and r. 600 Montgomery, room 8
Brockmau Charles, upholsterer, r. 275 Minna
Brockman Charles A., musician, r. 225 Jessie
Brockman H., rammer Superintendent of Streets
Brockmeyer Henry, bartender 16 Market, r. 762 Vallejo
Brocksmith Charles S., clerk, r. 506 Howard
Brod Marcus (Kahn & Brodl , r. New York
Brodderson William, second officer stm San Vicente,
Broadway Wharf
Brode Henry, laiborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Brannan and Eighth
Brodek S., merchant (Bakersfield, Cal.), office 515
Market, r. 128 Ninth
Broder Cornelius U., bookbinder John Koppitz, r. 9 M
Welsh
Broder John P., clerk Matthias Gray, r. 93^ Welsh
Broder Patrick, laborer, r. 9 'a Welsh
Broderick James, plumber Freeman & Wrin, r. 850
Folsom
Broderick John, r. 1 Russ
Broderick John, boilermaker, r. 3 Sheridan, rear
Broderick John, butcher, r. 747 Brannan
Broderick John, restaurant, 41 Pacific, r. 52 Silver
Broderick John, shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.
Broderick John E., r. 1115 Sutter
Broderick John E., assistant license collector, r. 43
Jessie, bet Seventh aud Eighth
Broderick John T., butcher James J. Edmonds, r. 710
Brannan
Broderick Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 357 Clementina
Broderick Michael A., porter Hidbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Fair Av, bet California Av and Mission
Broderick Nellie Miss, domestic, r. 2319 Webster
Broderick Patrick, driver, r. 9 Welsh
Broderick Patrick, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 120
Liberty
Broderick Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 3034 3«5
Sixteenth
Broderick Peter, purser stm James M. Donahue, r. S s
Powell Av nr Mission
Broderick Peter, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Broderick Richard, tailor Patrick O'Brien, r. Oakland
Broderick Thomas, carpenter, r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Broderick Thomas, waiter Russ House, r. 147 Natoma,
rear
Broderick Thomas B., teamster Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 520 Folsom
Broderick Thomas J., boots and shoes, 112 Third, r.
413 Third
Broderick Walter, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Broderick William, chief clerk Registrar of Voters, r.
43 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Broderick. See Bradrick and Brodrick
Broderson William, porter A. Gansl & J. Cullen, r.
16 Twenty-sixth
Brodhurst John, tailor C. Scheurer, r. 147 Fourth
Brodie Hector D., tinsmith, r. 2523 Bryant Av
Erodie James R. (J. R. Brodie & Co.), r. 134 Silver
Brodie John, tinsmith, r. 2523 llryant av
BRODIE J. R. 6i CO. (Samuel Valleau), steam
book and job printers, 420 Clay
BRODIE &AMUEL. H., counsellor at law, otfice
004 Merchant
Brodie Wiiliatu, machinist, r. 82 Everett
Brodie. See Brody
Brodigan Patrick, tailor, 304 Minna
Brodiue Benjamin O., barkeeper A. N. Nelson, r.
Oriental Hotel
Brodoni Charles, waiter Joseph Hubert, r. 1025 Stock
Brodrick JohnT., xjaiuter Henry Wagner, r. SfiO Minna
Brodrick Thomas A., tobacco dealer, 1046 Mission
Brodrick. See Bradrick and Broderick
Brodt Charles, driver United Carriage Oo.,r. 127 Mont-
gomery
Brodt Ephriam, mining, r. 410?^ Natoma
Brodt John M.. carpenter, r. 424 Stevenson
Brodvvolf Henry, tailor, r. 608 '<; Locust Av
Brody James, bellman Palace Hotel, r, 13 Stockton
Brody John, r. Sacramento Hotel
Brody John, helper Calvin Nutting & S.ai, r. 1616
Mason
Broecker Frank, cigar manuf, 231 Fifth
Brohe Richard, cook, r. 122 Shipley, rear
Broemmel John G., apothecary Geraian Hospital
Broemmel Romeo, assistant druggist G.rman Hos-
pital
Brotr Charles (Broer k Peters) , r. 314 Post
Broer & Peters (Charles Broer and William Peters),
liquor saloon, 314 Post
Eroffy Edward, laborer, r, 904 Kearny
Brogan James Clarke M. A., teacher elocution Urban
Academy, r. 143 Third
Brogan Mary Miss, seamstress St. Mary's College
Brogan Michael, I'roptr Abbottsford House. NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
Brogan Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Brogden Samuel, merchant, r, 634 Wa.«hington
Brohan Thomas, laborer, r. 519 Mission
Brohaska Julius, driver City R. R., r. 11 First At
Brohn Peter, seaman, r. 1217 Pacific, rear
Brokaw A. & Co. (Edwin C. McClure), hay and grain,
160y Market
Brokaw Abraham (A. Brokaw k Co.), r. 211 Gough
Brokaw Charlotte Mrs., furnished rooms, 211 Gough
Brokenshire Charles R., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 636
Post
Broli George, teamster, r, 4'i Scotland
Broli J., copijersmith, r, UlIou PI nr Green
Brolley Daniel, chief engineer stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. 137 Third
Brolley John, waiter U. S, Restaurant, r. 42 Sausom
Brom Charles, blacksmith, r. 14 Bluxome
Brombacher Jacob F., teamster, r. 10 Garden
Bromberger Simon (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.),r. td4
Sutter
Bromley Edward R., messenger freight deiDartment
Central Pac. R. R.. r. 437 Tyler
Bromley George A., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 437 Tyler
Bromley George S., weigher F. Barnard & Co., r. Oak-
land
Bromley George T., capitalist, r. 437 Tyler
Bromley John H., machine hand California Mills, r.
055 Washington
Bromley Nellie Miss, teacher St. Joseph's Parochial
School, r. 655 Washington
Bromley Seth, stevedore, r. 15 Ohio
Bromley Thomas B., carp nt^r, r. 655 Washington
Bromley William P., master Central Pac. R. R. Co.'s
stm Transit, r. East Oakland
Brominer Diedrich Mrs. (widow), r. 2647 Missinn
Brommer Henry, clerk Martin Murken, r. C30AVeb8ter
Brommer John, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 247 Stev
Broinstedt John, blacksmith, r. 18 First
Bromstedt John H,, saloonkeeper, r, 3 Beale PI
Bromwell Louis L., general agent California Insur-
ance Co., office 318 Cal, r. 517 Hobart. Oakland
Broner John, bartender, r. 612 Bush
Broulow Charles B., local policeman, r. 310 Pine
Bronn Jean P.. cigars aud tobacco, 1(')28 Stockton
Broun Theodore A. P., cigars and tobacco, 106 Sixth,
and salesman Falkeustein & Co., r. 1713 California
Bronn Theodore A. P. Mrs., teacher vocal music, r.
1713 California
Bronsdon Phineaa, railroad contractor Southern Pac.
B. R.,r. 17 Moss
Bronsdon. See Brunsdon
Brouson Cecilia C. Miss. r. 1352 Post
Bronson Cora Miss, r. The Biddwin
Bronson Mabel Miss, r. The Baldwin
Brouson Theresa Miss, domestic 2625 Howard
Bronson Thoiuas, laborer, r. 358 Natoma
Bronson William S., mining, r. Lick House
Bron.^on. See Bruusen
Brontes Charles, seaman, r. 152 Steuart
BEAMISITS Shirts— Instmctions for Self-measirrement on Application.
AUDEBSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Broocks Sigmund, cigarmaker E. Eisenberg & Bro., r.
819 VaUejo
BrootUn J. F., hellman Palace Hotel
Brook Allen, tiiiishc-r S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point, r. 9M',-i Filbert
Brook German, collector, office 436 Montgomery, r.
■2-2V2 Larkiu
Brook Harrv E.. clerk Country Real Estate Associates,
r. I2:i5 Mark.-t
Brook Henry, engineer, r. E s Channel, bet Seventeenth
anrt Eighteenth
Brook Joseph, tinsmith, r. 440 !4 Natoma
Brook Ji'SephH., tinsmith John P. CuUey, r. HOli
Niitoma
Brook Lillio E. Miss, compositor Carlos White, r. 2212
L::rkin
Brooi; Michael, laborer, r. 219 Clara
Brook Margaret (widow) , r. 30 Stone
Brook William, packer Code, Elfelt k Co., r. Railroad
House
Brooke Charles (Brooke & Son) , r. NE cor Howard and
Thirteenth
BrooKc Frank, i^orter Hobart, Wood .V Co.. r. 113 Fell
Broiike Giorjie C. (Brooke & Son), r. NE cor Howard
and Thirteenth
Brooke James F., sign writer Brooke & Son, r. NEcor
Howard and Thirteenth
Br<;oke Thomas J. (Brooke ><: Dowda). r. Rnss House
Brooke Ac Dowda (Thomns J. Brooke, and George W.
Dowda), i)roduce commission merchants. ^02 Cal
BROOKE Hi SON (Charles, and George C.),6igu
and ornamental painters, 717 Market
Brookes Annie (widow), r. 310 Minna
Brookes Miirgaret Miss, teacher waxwork, r. ti06>i Val-
encia
Brookes Kamuel M., ai^tist, office 611 Clay, r. W s Pros-
pect Av, nr Coso Av, Berual Heights
Brookes. See Brooks
Brookfield Andrew, boxmaker. r. 303 Mason
BroolUield Harry, waiter The Baldwin, r. 1'03 Ma^on
Brooklyn, Fruit Vale, and S. F. Express, lioundey &
Co., proptrs, I'tiire .■i33 East
BROOKLYN HOTKLi, Kelly & Shields proptrs,
21U and -ili Bush
Brookman Hermann, laborer, r, 118 Gilbert
Brookmun John, r. 112 Steuart
Brooks Annie Mrs., dnssmaker, r. 1338 Washington
Brooks .v. J. compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1041 Miss
Brooks August, collector, r. 40() Greenwich
Brooks IS. iijauiin, laborcT, r. 904 Kearnv
BROOKS BENJAMIN S. . attorney at law, office
0 Mniituoinery .\\, r. 631 Harrison
Brooks Benjamin S., superintendent Empire Lodging
House, r. 606 Montgomery, room 41
Brool.s Birdwiy, laundryman Occidental Laundry
Brooks C. B., barkeeper Martin & Hortou, r. Overland
House
Brooks Charles, barkeeper Kadovich & Uhrlaudt, r. 1
Eddy
Brooks Charles, seaman stm Mcpherson, Wa.shington
Bt.Wharf
Brooks Charles, shipjoini r. r. 237 Oak
Brooks Charles G., clerk Baudmaun. Nielsen k Co., r.
220 G'Fanell
Brooks Charles M., carpenter, r. 741'^ Folsora
Brooks Charles Wolcott, r. Grand Hotel
Brooks Davi<l, driver William Hall, r. bet Mission
and San Bruno Koad. opp. Six-mile House
Brooks I). I,, banker, r. Palace Hotel
Brooks Edmund (estate of) (Riid A: Brooks), 524 and
B2tj Sansoin
Brooks Edward, lineman Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. .'ill) Sacramento
Brooks Edward, teacher, r. r)09 Bryant
Brooks Edwin 8., clerk American Tract Soc, r. .508
Third
Brooks E. L. B., attorney at law. r. 120 Onk
Brooks Elisha, principal Eighth Street Grammar
School, r. H'.;,'-) Sutter
Brooks Frank A., cashier Dewoy k Co., r. R13 Howard
Brooks Frederick E., nctor Baldwin's Theater
Brooks George, builder, r. 1706 Kearny
Brooks Gecrge, labon-r, r. SE cor Seventh and King
Brooks George J., r. Palace Hotel
Urooks George J., cook, r. 741 V Folsoin
lirooks G. J., liarnessmaker, r. 1036 Folsom
Urooks Harrison, l)ookkeep(:r Nevada Bank of S. F., r.
Oakland
Brooks Henry B. (George H. Tay & Co.) . r. ir>08 Taylor
Brooks Henry C. teamster Jolin l''lynn, r. llul Miss
' Brooks Henry E., with William Ward & Co., r. 2530
■ Washington
i BROOKS HENRY S., mining, office 318 Pine,
! room 28, r. 4.58 Guerrero
I Brooks H. M. Miss, artist, r. 12 Ellis
Brooks James, assayer Huhn & Luckhavdt, r. 458
i Guerrero
Brooks James, capitalist, r. 210 Montgomery Av
' Brooks James, purser stiu Ptrtaluma, Saucelito Ferrj"
Brooks James, waiter stm Alice Garratt, Washington
I St. Wharf
I Brooks James H., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. 563
Mission
I Brooks John, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 709 Six-
' teenth
I Brooks John, porter stm .\mador, Oakland Ferry, r.
I Alameda
] Bro iks John M., steward stm Harriet, r. 8 Hubbard
Brooks Joseph, manager Charles Rickman, olfice 710
I Sansom, r. .561 Ninth
I Brooks L.. stu.leut Barnard's Business College
i Brooks Lizzie (widow), r. 220O'Farrell
' Brooks Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 1706 Kearny
Brooks L. M., manufacturers' agent and commiseioil
buyer, ofJice 2u4.Calitiirnia, r. Oakland
Brooks Maria (widow), r. 831 VaUejo, rear
Brooks Mary (widow), r. 146 Dora
Brooks Mary Miss, shoefitter Girard & Nolan, r. 61
Clementina
Brooks Oliver H., mining, office 230 Kearny, r. T36|i
Grove
Brooks Orion, cashier Cal. Electrical Works, r. 231
Capp
Brooks Orrin, bookkeeper William \Mird & Co., r. 2530
Vv'ashington
Brooks Peter, roessman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Brooks Richard M., clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 1532
Polk
Brooks Robert C, proptr West End Distillery, 8 of
Ocean House Road, bet Mission and San Jos^
Road
Brooks S. A. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 543 Minna
Brooks Samuel, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Brooks Samuel, second officer Dashing Wave, r. 150
Stiuart
Brooks SamuclJr., millUand Haskell & Bode. r. 1141
Folsom
BROOKS SAMUEIi H., stockbroker, office 439
Ciililoruia, v. St. Cloud House
Brooks .■Samuel L., bricklayer and contractor, r. 406
Sliipley
Brooks Stephen S. real estate, r. 804 Bush
Brooks Susan, domestic 1030 Mission
Brooks Thomas H., bookkeeper Triest k Friedlander,
r. Colonnade House
Brooks Thomas W.. plasterer, r. 1338 Washington
Brocks William, labi'rer, r. 34 !<• Freelon
Brooks William, purchasing clerk Spring ValleT
Water Worlis, r. 171.5 vallejo
Brooks William, laborer P. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Jiroi.ks William, wait«r Pacitic Mail S. S. Granada
Brooks William A., clerk Kraker A: Israel, r. 1937 Stev
Brooks William H.. jauitur San Francisco Produce
Exchange, r. NE cor Clay and Drumm
Brooks William M., shoemaker,. UkI Dupont, room 21
Brooks William P. Mr.-*., r. 2008 Powell
Brooks W. L., <-KTk, r. 1301 Sacrameuto
Brooks, See Brookes.
Broom James M., policeman City Hall, r. 228 Turk
Brocuuan George, carpenter, r. 173 Minna
Brophy Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. .518 titockton
Brophy James, deckhandstm Mary (iarrntt, r. Stockton
Brophy James, laborer fn iglit tbpt I'mtral Pac.R.R.
Bruphv James, teamster Uoseiithal, Feder .t Co., r. 510
B.irtlett
Brophy James E. (Greg k Co.), r. 309 Fremont
Brophv James H., porter M. Franklin & Bro., r. 510
Bartlett
Brophy John T. (McClosky .<; Brophy), r. 241 Ninth
Brophy M. C, assistant Ungraded School, r. 27t>0
Mission
Brophy Michael, ho^-tler A. G. Roden, r. 1588 Bush
Brojdiy Patrick, stcelheatiT, r. 81 Natoma
Brophy Patrick, deckhand stm Mary Garratt
Itrophy TluK toy, laliorcr, r. 2;).5 Hitch
Bvoqui t Celestiii, waiter Aiiguste Dalland, r. 1320
Stocklon
Broquet Ju.in, hairdressing saloon, 317 Montgomery
Av, r. C34 Pacific,
BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Pine Neck Wear
TOBACCO, CIGAHS and CIGARETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Brorsen Ole, teamster Rouse & Laws, r. 10 Wash
Brose R. M., civil engineer, r. IS'.t Fourth
Brosi George E., beer saloon, a7 Second
Brosius tdiuund S., cleik Mastlck, Belcher & Mastick,
r. 41',! Minna
Brotina)ian Daniel, laborer, r. 213 Perry
Brosnubaii Patrick, teamster, r. loo Shipley
Bru«nahau Stti)hen, laborer, r. C(>0 Natoma
Brosnan Batt., driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 29 Austin
BroBUau Charles, driver ilutual Ice Co.
Brosuan John, clerk, r. 150 Tehama
Brosnan ,John T., plumber and gastitter, r. 1 Haggiu
Brosnan Michael, laborer, r. 1 Haggin
Brosnau T., rammer. Superintendent of Streets
Brosnihau Margaret, r. G3SJ<i Jessie
Bross George (Bioss & Co.) , r. 6 Pratt Court
Bross Jacob, hairdresser Bross & Co.. r. 243 Stevenson
Bross Michael, cook Herman H. Horst, r. 722 How-
ard
Bross Peter, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemeterj-, S 6 Point
Lobos Av, bet Wood and Collins
Bross & Co. (George Bross, and Michael Dittes), hair-
dressing and bathing saloon, 230 Bush
Brossard Frank, bookkeeper C. & F. Nauman, r. 613
.Mission
Brosse (widow) , dresscutter, Saratoga House
Brothers Michael, laborer, r. 1005 Natonia
Brotberson Charles S., stevedore A. C. Freese
Brotherson William, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Brotherton Mary Airs., r. 743 Pine
Brotherton George C, oysters, wines, and liquors, 25
Geary, r. 920 Washington
Brotherton Lewis, with George C. Brotherton, r. 25
Geary
Brotherton Robert, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearijy, r. 1727 Broadway
Brouders M., pac'.er Quartermasters" Department
U. S. A., r. 1005 Natoma
Brougham George, miner, r. 904 Kearny
Brougham John, hairdressing saloon, 631 Kearny, r.
312 Green
Brougham P. J., gardener D. J. Oliver, SE cor Pine
and Mason
Broughton N. L., .speculator, r. 1026 Bush
Brouillard John, blacismith T. D. S. Lamer, r, 529
Valencia
Brouillard Napoleon, wagonmaker T. D. S. Lamer, r.
52il Valencia
Brow William, driver Market St. R. R., r. Steiner.
bet Eddy and Ellis
Browell James, shiocalker, r. 1716 Dupont
BKO WELL. JERE3IIAH, contractor and manuf
patent chimneys, 442 Jackson, r. 217 Lombard
Browell Jerry Jr., bookkeeper Erwiu J. Crane, r. 217
Lombard
Browell William, coppersmith Charles W. Smith
Brower Andrew J., s;iloonkeeper, r. 1521 Mason
Brower Charles, mate schr Eleuora. r. 324 Green
Brower Frank, shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
870 Folsom
Brower George W., printer, r. 2215 Pine
Brower John D., carriagepainter, r. 14 Howard Court
Brower Mary Mrs., glovemaker, r. 613 Mission
Brower S. xMrs., with F. H. Busby
Brown A., captain schooner Cinderella, Green St.
Wharf, r. Napa
Brown A., tailor, r. 17 Fourth
Brown A. Mrs., domestic 1214 Mason
Brown Aaron, teacher Hebrew, r. 476 Jessie
Brown Abbie (widow) , r. 109 O'Farrell
Brown Abraham, bookkeeper Brown Bros. & Co., r.
824 O'Farrell
Brown Abraham, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Brown Abraham B., carpenter, r. 215 Chattanooga
Brown Adolph, cigars, 824 Kearny, r. International
Hotel
Brown A. F., r. 1907 Buchanan
Brown Agnes (widow), lodgings, 947 Mission
Brown Agnes Miss, capmaker Jacob Zobcl, r. NE cor
Hermann and Fillmore
Brown Albert, captain schr Barg\is, r. 1019 Dupont
Brown Albert, clerk freight department Central Pac.
R. R., r. 1220 Hampshire
Brown Albert A., pianomaker C. R. Hall, r. 636
Market
Brown Alexander, clerk Frederick 8. Drury, r. 822
Bush
Brown Alexander, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Brown Alexander, stevedore, r. 305 Fifth
Brown Alexander B., speculator, r. 1518 Larkin
Brown Alfred, cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 25
Rausch
Brown Alfred, cutter Joseph Figel, r. 118 3^ Fulton
Brown Alouzo I., expressman, r. 36 Clay
Brown Alvin B., watchman S. F. Laundry
Brown Amelia (widow) . r. 415 Maton
Brown Andrew, blacks;uith M. Ford, r. 138 Silver
Brown .Vndrew, calktr, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Brown Andrew, porter, r. 904 Jackson
Brown Andrew, tinsmith Pacilic Mail S. S. Co., r.
Golden Eagle Hotel
Brown Andrew A., clerk William H. Stowell, r. 712
Geary
Brown Andrew W., machinist Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 1635 Mission
Brown Ann (widow), milkdairy, r. E s Mission,-
opj) Five-mile House
Brown Annie (widow) , r. 109 Van Ness Av
Brown Annie (widow) , r. N s Precita Av, m- Howard,
Bernal Heights
Brown Annie D. (widow), r. 305 Filbert
Brown Annie M. Mi-s., assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 405 Gough
Brown .Anthony P., boilermaker, r. 9 Haywood
Brown Archibald, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
216 Third
Brown -Arthur, compositor Benjamin Dore & Co., r.
Alameda
Brown Arthur F., conductor Market St. R. R., r.
1907 Buchanan
Brown Ashbel G., assistant Lincoln Evening School,
r. 9.51 Mission
Brown A. T., butcher, r. 914 Market
Brown August, clerk, r. 530 Third
Brown Augusta M. Mrs., physician, office and r. 104
Powell
Brown Augustus, captain barkentine Ella. r. 62
South Park
Brown B.irbara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 707 Vallejo
Brown Barbara Mi's., fiu-uished rooms, SE cor Dupont
and Post
Brown Bartholomeus, laborer, r. 705 Front
Brown Benjamin, drayman J. F. & J. B. Murray, r.
E s Second, nr Tov.useud
Brown Benjamin B., painter, r. 771 Mission
Brown Benjamin F., bakeivJudson H. Clark, r. Coso
House
Brown Benjamin W. (Michelssen, Brown & Co.),r.
911 Laguna
Brown Benton B., painter, 775 Mission
Brown B. L.. principal West End School, r. 1119 Sut
BROWN-BLAKE CHARLOTTE, physician
and surgeon, othce and r. 435 Geary
BROWIV BRAINARD C. (Brown & Maxwell),
official short-hand reporter County Court and
Municipal Court of Appeals, r. Graham House
BROW^N BROTHERS .V CO. (Lewis Brown,
Morris Brown and Bahr Sheideman), agents Ore-
gon City Woolen Mills, 24 and 26 Sansoni
Brown Brown, carpenter, r. 23 Ritch
Brown Caroline (widow), r. 8Hollis
Brown Charles, r. W s Dolores, bet Fitteenth and
Sixteenth
Brown Charles, cellerman G. Groezinger, r. 270 Te-
hama
Brown Charles, cigarmaker HoUing Bros., r. W a
Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, Bernal Heights
Brown Charles, clerk Cluff Bros., r. 316 Third
Brown Charles, cook Rudolph J. Techau, r. 242
Fifth
Brown Charles, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 46 Steuart
Brown Charles, exjiressraan, SE cor Broadway and
Dupont, r. <i05 Broad-way
Brown Charles, expressman, SE cor Dupont and Jack-
son, r. 19 Hinckley
Brown Charles, house mover, r. Sixth Street House
Brown Charles, laborer, r. 5 Mission, rear
Brown Cliarles, laborer, r. 412 Folsom, rear
Brown Charles, laborer, r. SE cor Banks and Lincoln
Brown Charles, liquor saloon, cor Howard and Steu-
art, r. 506 Folsom
Brown Charles, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 20 Howard Court
Brown Charles, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Brown Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Brown Charles, seaman, r. W s Washington Av, bet
Precita PI and Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine^large assortment.
ANDERSON & II.ANDOLPH. Jewsl n 101 Mrntgomery St
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Brown Charles, seaman schr W. H. Meyer, North
Point Dock ;
Brown Cliarles, sign painter Maurice C. Gimpel, r.
50'i Shot well I
Brown Charles, stoves and tinware, IS Dupont, r. 335
O'Farrell ]
Browc Charles, -waiter Arthur H. Cousins, r. 417 Fol-
som ;
Brown Charles B., compositor Carlos White, r. 71'2X'
Tehama i
Browu Charles E., baggage agent Southern Pac. R. R.
Depot, r. 1035 Mission
Brown Charles E., stockbroker, office 438 California, '
r. I'alace Hotel ;
BROWX CHARLES F., real-estate and fire in-
surauL-e agnt, office 37 Merchant's Exchange, r.
6t) Clemeutina ]
Brown Chas. H.,(Cha6. H. Brown it Co.)r. Rnss House
Brown Charles H. & Co. (James O'Leary), boarding'
stable, 113 O'Farrell
Brown Charles M., expressman, SW cor Sixth and '
Folsum, r. 4 Eliziibeth i
Browu Charles M., master mariner, r. 156 Perry j
Brown Charles \V., r. 705 Fiont I
Brown Christiiiii, restaurant keeper, r. 624 Lombard j
Browu C. K. (widow ),r. '-'l' Tyler |
BROAVX. CUAIG & CO. (Edward Brown, Homer ,
A. Craig, William P. Thomas and W. W. Haskell,)
Keueral insurance agents, office "Jl') Sansom j
Bnnvu Dana, lumber dealer, r. 28 O'Farrell
BROA%'^iV DANlELi Captain, teacher navigation
and advertising and subscription agent, 606 Mout-
giimery, rcjom "ifj, r. 130M Pacific
Brown Daniel, teamster, r. 1314 Polk |
Brown Daniel J., cooper, r. N s Powell Av. nr Mission
Browu David, carpenter, r. Hermann, bet Fillmore
and Webster i
Br.jwn David, clerk Bank British North America, r. '
Oakland i
Brown David, house carpenter, r. S s Lombard bet
Larkiu and Polk I
Brown David A., bookkeeper N. Gray & Co.,r. 25 Potter i
RROWN DAVID B. wholesale and retail coop-
ers' stuck, 100 Drumm (and Brown. Hogan & Co.), ]
r. 137 Chestnut (
Brown David C. painter E. H. Black, r. 502 Shotwell ,
Brown David P., drayma^cor Drumm and Wash ng-
ton, r. SE cor Siirr.t and Indiana I
Brown David P., hostler U. li. Swain & Co., r. 115
Natoina ' |
Brown Denton D., surveyor and civil engineer, r 311 ;
Polk
Brown Dillon H., paperbauger Frank G. Edwards, r.
12 Jackson I
Browu E., engineer A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. W s Cook
nr Point Lobos Av
Browu E., quarter-master Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Brown Edgar L., student A. L. Van Denbnrgh. r. 8
Hollis
Brown Edgar O., real-estate and mines, office 535 Clay
Brown Edith Miss, actress California Theatre, r. 1205
Howard
Browu Edward, r. 4C1 Stevenson
Browu Edward, (Brown, Craig K Co.),r. East Oakland
Brown Edward, broker, r. 115 First
Brown Edward, broomiuaker Thomas Ward, r. 118 Sac
Brown Edward, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., r. 140
Eleventh
Browu E<lward, groceries aud liquors, NE cor Florida
and Twentieth
Brown iCdwnrd D., telegraph operator Southern Pac.
R. R.. r. 146 Eleventh
Brown Edward M., conipositor Francis, Valentine k
('<)., r. 434 (ireeuwiih
Brown Edwin T., compositor Wick B. Parsons
Brovru Edwin 'I'., shoemaker, r. iu2 Hayes
Brown Edwin W., collector, r. Ii'i35 Mission
Brown E. J., porter Lohmaii & Coghill, r. 18 Jessie
Brown Eleanor (widow), r. I'M Barllett
Brown Eleanor C. Mrs., r. 21 Fulton, rear
Brown Elijah, bartmder, r. 570 Fidsom
I Brown Elizabeth (widow), r. S s Lombard nr Qough
I Browu Elizabeth, domestic 741 Ellis
I Brown Ella M. Miss, saleswoman Love & Goldstein
I Brown Ellis (N. Brown & Co.), r. New York
Brown Emanuel, r. 3 Auburn
I Brown Eniil, laborer Wolf Bloom, r. SE cor Sixteenth,
and Folsoui
Brown Emma II. Miss, r. 0 Pleasant
Brown Emma J. Mrs., proprietress Homestead House,
lOli Mason
Brown Emmttt, printer Evening Bulletin, r. 1326 Kear
Brown E. O., r. 515!i. Bush
Brown Ernest, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Brown Eugene H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
1021 Mission
Brown F (widow) , dressmaker, r. 309 O'Farrell
Brown Ferdinand, brewer, r. 431 Stevenson
Brown Flora L. Mrs., r. 28 Riui-on PI
Browu Florence Mrs., r. 1235 Market i
BrowTi Frauk, r. 313 O'Farrell I
Brown Frank, clerk Lamar Fire Insurance Co., r. 216
Third I
Brown Frank, coffiumaker, r. 715 Howard |
Brown Frank, laborer Charles J. Holmes, r. Miaslon, ;
nr Twenty-fourth j
Brown Frank, paiuter, r. 517 Hayes i
Brown Frank, seaman, r. 20 Folsom j
Browu Frunk, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Browa Frank, seaman, r 204 Steuart |
Brown Frank M . r. Grand Hotel :
Browu Frederick, r. 7 Dupont
Brown Frederick, armorer r. 618 Taylor |
Browu Frederick, chop-house and liquor saloon, 10
Steuart I
Brown Frederick, expressman, cor Steuart and Mission, '
r. H25 Columbia
Brown Frederick, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. SW
cor First and Mission I
Brown Frederick, laborer, r. Spear, nr Harrison
Brown Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9
Gilbert
Browu Frederick, porter Greenebaum & <,'o., r, 117
Stockton
Brown Frederick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Brown Trederick, seaman, r. Western House
Brown Frederick, student Barnard's Business College
Brown Frederick, waiter Edward Ohlen, r. 520 Jes-iie I
Brown Frederics A., clerk Frederick Geisen, r. 10 Ve- '
rona PI !
Browu Frederick F., corporal police City Hall, r. l(/'29
Dui)out I
Brown P'rederick J., engineer Evening Post, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Brown G. C, master Central Pac. R. R. Co.'s stmr
Transit, r. East Oakland '
Brown George, barteuder Richard Gratto, r. 217 Bdwy
Brown George, clerk Ciuff Brothers, r. 216 Third i
Brown George, cooper Mattullath Mauuf. Co., r. 25
Rausch i
Brown George, fisherman, r. 119 Jackson ]
Browu George, helper Lot D. Slocum, r. 917 Sutter,
rear '
Browu George, helper melter aud refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 11. i8 Howard
Brown George, principal Hayes' Valley Grammar
School, r. 607 Polk :
Brown George, real estate, r. 1714 Sacramento <
Brown George, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Browu George, seaman stmr Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Brown George A. (Browu i: Perkins), r. 915 Market
Browu George C, bookkeeper A. S. Uallidie, r. 1'203 J
Taylor
Brown George E., laborer, r. 3'25 Vallejo. rear
Browu George H., dentist, office and r. 1636 Mission
Brown George M., r. 705 Front
Brown George W., clerk, r. '24 Sixth
Brown George W., draymau Matthias Gray, r. 1715
Leavenworth
Browu George W., driver A. E. Swain, r. 7 Howard
Court
Brown Grafton, waiter Palace Hotel
Brown Grafton T., office 540 Clay, r. Oakland
Brown 11., r. 931 Howard
Brown Uiuniltou, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
111-113 California
Brown Handy, seumau, r. Sailors' Home
Brown Hannah (widow), r. SW cor Htiward and Beale
Brown Hannah Mi.ss, litter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
Oakland
Brown Hans P., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Brown Harri< t (widow), milliner, r. 715 Howard
Brown Harry, bookkeeper 11. llarnum, r. 928 Dolores
Browu Hairy, driver John J. Dutfy, r. 512 Fulton
Brown Harry, luessman S. S. Gn at Republic
Brown Harry R., niachiiiist M. A. Graham
Brown Harvey S., attorney Central Pac. R. R., office
NE cor Fourth and TuwuBeud, room 40, r. Oakland
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Fine Shirts to Order.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Brown Henry, r. Hai-kmeier'e Hotel
Brown Henry, bookkeeper, r. 028 Dolorce
Browa Heury, clerk, r. 61 Everett
Browu Henry, foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
126 Folsom
Brown Henry, laborer, r. i Auburn
Brown Henry, liquor saloon and lodgings, 1004 Kear
Browu Henry, pressman Bartling & Kimball
Brown Henry, x'roptr Scaudinavian Home, 80!> Bat
Brown Heury, ship joiner, r. 24 Borland
Brown Henry, usher California Theater
Brown Heury, waiter Alfred W. Manning
Brown Henry A., paying teller banking department
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 435 Geary
Brown Heury A., pjrter G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. cor
Twenty-seventh and Howard
Brown Henry B., registry clerk Post-office, r. 810 Miss
Brown Henry C. (Brown & Wilson), r. 4 Bowles PI
Brown Henry J., crockery, 414 Third
Browu Henry J., expressman, SW cor Sixth and How-
ard, r. 7 Elizabeth
Brown Henry W., laborer Pac. Box Factory, r. 21 Har-
rison Av
Brown H, M., stagemanager Baldwin's Theater, r. 431
Second
Brown, Hogan kCo. (D. B. Brown, John A. Hogan,
and P. T. Butler) , coopers. Twelfth, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Brown Howard W., clerk Quartermaeter's Department
U. S. A., r. 9.52 '4 Howard
Brown Hugo, waiter Concordia Club, r. Oakland
Brown Irasan C, carpenter and builder, r. 7iiO Guer.-
rero
Brown Isaac, sailmaker, r. 204 Steuait
Brown Isaac, waiter, r. 273 Jessie
Brown Isaac W.W., butcher, r. 3.5 Oak Grove Av
Browu J., boilermaker California Boiler Works
Brown Jacob, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Brown James (Callender & Brown) , r. 5 Broadway
Browu James, r. 729 H Natoma
Brown James, r. 917 Market
Brown James, r. 1135 Clay
Browu James, r. 1220 Bush
Brown James, baker Grand Hotel
Brown James, butcher Lawrence & Brown, r. Fifth
Avenue Hotel, South S. F
Brown James, butcher E. W. Brown, r. Fifth Avenue
Hotel, South S. F
Brown James, clerk, r. 333 Vallejo
Brown James, cook stm Cora, Washington St. Wharf,
r. 636 Commercial
Browu James, driver Ann Brown, r. E s Mission, opp
Five-mile house
•Brown James, engineer, r. 222}^ Eitch
Brown James, ironworker Pac. EoUing Mill, r. S a
Shasta, nr Michigan
Brown James, laborer, r. 9 Gilbert
Brown James, laborer, r. 525}^ Howard
Browu James, laborer, r, 908 Valle.io
Brown James, laborer Diggins Bros., r. N s Fell, bet
Devisadero and Scott
Browu James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Go's Wharf
Browu James, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
209 Harrisou
Browu James, painter, r. 313 Fourth
Brown James, painter, r. 183 Jessie
Brown James, porter E. T. Anthony & Co., r. 300 Val-
lejo
Brown James, salesman C. Curtln, r. 542 Minna
Brown James, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Brown James, upholsterer, r. 728 Capp
Brown James A., drayman, 313 Front, r. 6 Pleasant
Brown James B., longshoreman, r. SW cor First and
Folsom
Brown James C, barber, r. 527 Geary, rear
Brown James 0., gardener, r. Ocean House Eoad, nr
Toll House
Brown James C, smelter, r N s Haight, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Brown James D. (McKay & Brown), r. 137 Chestnut
Browu James E., porter City Hall, r. 1135 Clay
Brown James F., carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 515 J^ Bush
Brown James G., shipping clerk, r. 89 Brady
Brown James K. (Lawrence & Brown) , r. cor Fifteenth
and Eailroad avs. South S. F
Brown James P., porter Cal. Electrical Works, r. 1817
Jessie
Brown James W. (Malone & Brown) , r. 81 Fourth
Brown James W., laborer, r. W s Castro, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Brown Jason F., eiiperintendent factory R. D. Hume,
r. 313 O'Farrell
Brown J. C, captain stm Transit, Oakland ferry, r. 36
Welsh
Brown J. C, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Brown Jessie Miss, r. 533 Seventeenth
Brown Jesse P., clerk Isaac Baggs, r. 1142 3i Market
Brown Jesse R., news agent, r. 215 Linden
Brown Jesse W., mining engineer, office 414 Califor-
nia, r. 365 Jessie
Brown J. F., r. 313 O'Farrell
Brown J. H., r. 68 Oregon
Brown J. L., miner, r. 8 Dupont
Brown Johanna Mrs., uurse, r. N s Ridley, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia
Browu John. r. 917 Sutter, rear
Brown John, r. N s Sixteenth Av, nr L, South S. F.
Brown Johu, barkeeper Timothy McCarthy, r. 612
Bush
Browu John, boilermaker, r. 131 '<; Shipley
Brown John, c.iptain schr Eveline, Pacific St. Wharf
Brown John, carpenter, r. 217 Broadway
Brown John, clerk Jacob Jacobs n. r. 117 Perry
Brown John, driver N. B. and Mission E. R.,' r. 349
Fourth
Brown John, first officer stmrMcPhersoD, r.3 Reed PI
Brown John, fisherman, r. 415 East
Browu John, hostler John F. Will-on, r. 126 Ellis
Browu Johu, junkdealer, r. 7 Wuter
Brown John, laborer, r. 8 Jessie
Brown John, laborer, r. 22il Third
Brown John, laborer, r. 915 Sausimi
Browu John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Brown John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. SWcor
Sierra and Indiana
Brown John, mill hand West Coast Furuiture Co., r.
138 Silver
Brown Johu. salesman Meigs Lumber and Ship Build-
ing Co., r. 847 Harrison
Brown John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Brown Johu, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Brown John, seaman, r. W s Ohio, ui' Vallejo
Brown John, teamster Andrew OaderJouk, r. 2006
Polk
Brown Johu, waiter Palace Hotel
Brown John A., messenger Pijst-office, r. Oakland
Brown John A., painter, r. SW cor Bush and Pierce
Brown John A., porter Spear, Meade & Co., r. 2213
Larkin
Brown John A., watchman Eisen Bros., r. 51 Jessie
Brown Johu D., civil engineer, office 309 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Brown John E., cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 449
Natoma
Brown John F., book and job printer, 535 Clay, r. 333
Seventeenth
Brown John J., r. 108 Seventh
Brown John K., captain stmr Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Alameda
Brown John O., messenger Light House Engineer, r.
707 Vallejo
Browu John P., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa
Browu John E., carpenter J. Eveleth, r. 902 Sac
Brown John E. A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 313
Sixth
Browu John W., draftsman Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 15 Eiucon Place
Brown John W., drayiuau, r. 618 Linden Av
Brown Johu W., laborer, r. Seveuteeuth Av.bet 0 and
E, South S. F.
Brown John W., miner, r. 30 Ritch
Brown Joseph, r. 711 Tehama
Brown Joseph (1), boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 4 Jessie
Browu Josei^h (2), boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 8 Jessie
Brown Joseph, clerk Patrick Mooney, r. Girard House
Brown Joseph, foreman book priutiug depax-tment A.
L. Bancroft & Co., r. 917 Sutler
Brown Joseph, packer Gal. Cracker Co.
Brown Joseph, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Browu Joseph, shoemaker Buckingham it Hecht,r. 13
Page
Brown Joseph, teamster S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N 8 North Point nr Larkin
Browu Joseph H., carpenter, r. 511 Twenty-third
Brown Joseph M., miner, r. 711 Tehama
Brown Josephine Miss, student Barnard's Business
College
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDSESON & BANDOLPE. Jewelers, 101 Montgomer/ St
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Brown J. P., capitalist, r. SE cor Girard and Dwigbt-
nr San Bruno Koad
Brown J. S. Mrs., r. Ill Polk
Brown Julia (widow) , r. Twenty. seventh, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Brown Julia, domestic 1315 Gougb
Brown Julia A. Miss, r. G Pleasant
Brown Julia B. iliss, assistant Bincon Grammar
Schoil, r. y08 t-igbteentb
Brown Julius (Julius Brown & Co.), r. 1719 Webster
Brown Julius & Co. (Louis Buff, commission and job-
bers gents' I'urnisbiiig goods, 125 Sausom, room 1
Brown Justus, engiueer gtm Cora. r. 519 Vallejo
BROAVX J, W. stoCivbroker, oSice i33 California,
r. Li-k House
Brown Katie Miss, shoe litter, r. 305 Filbert
Brown Laura J., shoe titter, r. 215 Chattanooga
Brown Leo A., clerk G. M. Wood A: Co., r. Potrero Av,
bet Tweuty-third and Twenty-tourth
Brown Lewis (Toklas, Brown & Co., aad Brown Bros.
A: Co.), r. ^;24 O Farrell
Brown Lizzie Miss, domestic 1450 Sacramento
Brown Lizzie J. Miss, r. N s Sixteeuthnr Carolina
Brown L. L., teacher, r. 333 Seventeenth
Brown L. M. Mrs., r. iOC Eddy
Brown Louis, expresswagou, SW cor Howard and
Steuart, r. 30 Converse
Brown Louis, printer, r. SE cor Banks and Lincoln
Brown Louis, seaman, r. 37 Eacihc
Brown Louis J., wine-room man Palace Hotel, r. 6i7
Mission
Brown Ludwig, r. 515 Natoma
Brown M. Mrs. (widow), r. 1635 Mission
Brown Manuel, barber, r. 'iii Auburn
Brown Slark, coppersmith George A. Tripp & Co., r.
G45 Folsom
Browu Mark, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3, S. F.
F. D., r. S s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Brown Mark, shipcalker, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Brown Mary (widow), r. 3 Ashburton PI
Brown Mary (widow), r. 29 Freelon
Brown Mary (widow) , r. 1917 Geary
Brown Mary (widow), groceries, Fairmount Tract, nr
Bcrnal Station
Browu Mary (widow) , r. 10 Ashburton PI
Brown Marj-. domestic 403 Sixth
Brown Mary Jliss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros.
Browu Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 327 O'Farrell
lirowu Mary J. Miss, domestic 1422 Hyde
Browu Matthew, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Browu Matthew D., clerk, r. 1635 Mission
Brown Meloni E., clerk, r. 109 O'Farrell
Brown Michael, blacksmith Graff & Schroeder, r.
cor Firet Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Brown Michael, coachman United Carriage Co., r. 19
Hubbard
Brown Michael, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. 138 Silver
Brown Minnie, i)acker M. Morgeuthau, r. 23 Chatta-
nooga
Brown M. J., book agent, r. 931 Howard
Browu Morris (Toklas, Browu & Co , and Brown
Brothers & Co.), r. 82H O'Farrell
Brown Morris, laborer liisdou I. and L. Works, r. 19
Georgia, ur Shasta
Brown Moses P., clerk Merry, FauU i Co., r. 260(5
Sacrauieuto
Brown M. W. Mrs., furnished rooms, 721 Bryant
Brown N., coalpasscr stm Orizaba. Broadway Wharf
Browu N. it Co. (Ellis Browu and Abraham Rosen-
thal), manufs, importers and jobbers clothing,
etc.. lOK Battery
Brown Nathan (N. Brown & Co.), r. 724 O'Farrell
Browu Nicholas, dairyman Owi-n Corcoran, r. W a
Mission, opj) St. Mary's College
Browu Nicholas, laborer, r. 3 Lick Alley
Brown Noah J., baker, r. 511 Tweuty-third
Brown O. P., irtmworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Brown P.. architect, r. 619 Post
Brown Patrick, r. 632 Braunan
Brown Patiitk, book cauvasser, r. 934 Howard
Brown Peter, cook Breiiuau & Lynch, r. 11 Jauscn
Brown Peter (Judd & Brown), r. 712)4 Tehama
Brown Peter, cook Michael Wajipel, r. 12 ValK-jo
Browu Pett'r, housemover, r. 1100 Powell
Brown Peter, Master mariner's Beuev. Aesn, Druid's
Hall
Brown Peter, packer Quart<inna6ttr'8 Department U-
8. A., r. 7 Laskie
Brown Peter, seaman, r. Steuart Street Hou«e
Brown Philip, longshoreman, r. 228 Filbert
Brown R., carrier Morning Call, r. 2709 Mission
Brown Rachael Miss, dressmaker, r. 1135 Cl.iy
Brown Rachael Miss, dressmaker and milliner, r.
830 Jackson
Brown Raphael, salesman Toklas, Browu & Co., r.
824 O'Farrell
Brown Reuben W., wholesale butcher, c ir Fifth Av
and N. South S. F., r. 5 Tenth .A.v, South S. F.
Brown ^R. G., office 328 Monigomery rO'tm 13, r-
Oakland
Blown Richard, r. 136 Twenty-sixth
Brown Rich.srd, office 215 Sausom, r. SIS Green
Brown Richard, capitalist, r. SE cor Jones and
Chestnut
Brown Richard, capitalist, r. W 9Devisadero,bet Lom-
bard and Greeuwich
Brown Richard, clerk J. J. O'Brien & L'o , r. 934
Howard
Brown Richard, fruits, 504 Sixth
Brown Richard, fruits, 911 Harrison
Brown Richard, laborer, r. 16 Howard
Brown Richard, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Oo.
Brown Richaid, longshoreman, r 2 Hayward
Brown Richard H., salesman J. J. O'Brieu & Co.,
r. 934 Howard
Brown Richard H,, storekeep-.r Pacific M.-.il S. S.
Alaska
Brown Richard T., clerk Henry Balzer & Co., r. 16
Howard Court
Brown Rosa Mrs. (widow), lodgings. 322 Fifth
Brown RufusN.. merchant, r. 2322 Washington
BROWX RUTHERFORD H., mining secre-
tary, office 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r.
2203 Steiner
Brown Sadie Mrs. (Brown vfe Karras), r. 415 Mason
Brown Samuel, policeman, r. 965 >6 Harrison
Brown Samuel, sailmaker, r. San Miguel, F.ur:uount
Tract
Brown Samuel, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Brown Samuel A., merchant, r. 30 Glen Park Av
Brown Samuel E., foreman composing room S. F.
News Letter, r. 9 Rausch
Brown Samuel H., salesman T, J. Bass & Co., r. 728
Capp
Brown Samuel J., bellman The Baldwin, r. 27 De
Boom
Brown Samuel J., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Stockton
Brown Samuel P., laborer, r. 638 Second
Brown Sarah E. Mis., physician, office 46 St. Ann's
Building, NW cor Pcvwell and Eddy
Brown Sarah P. Miss, r. 0 Pleasant
Brown S. C. driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Brown Simon, tanner Dominique Legallct, r. cor Sixth
Av aud Q, South S. F.
Browu S. M., r. 705 Front
Brown S. O., assayer, 318 Pine, room 3
Brown Spencer B., watchman O. ft O. S. S. Gaelic
Brown Steiihen G.. hairdressing saloon, 215 Sixteenth
Brown Susan Mrs. , dressmaker. 114 Mason
Brown Susan Mrs., furnislied rooms. 931 Sacramento
Brown Sylvester B., drayiuan, 309 Front, r. 1319 Sac
Brown Theodora M. (widow), r. 510 Folsom
Browu Tlieodore, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
Alameda
Brown Theresa, r. 1531 Post
Brown Thomas, r. W 9 Alabama, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Brown Thomas, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 43
Powell Av
Brown Thomas, calker, r. 433 Linden
BROAVN THOM.4S, cashier Bank of Oaliioruia,
office NW cor California and Sansom, r. 1019 Bush
Brown Thomas, longshoreman Allen & Young, r. 1
Jasper PI
Brown Thomas, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Brown Thomas, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Brown Thomas, selector Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co.. r. SW cor Fourteenth A\ and R. South S. F.
BRUWX THOM.4S, superinteudcnt California
Market, office California .Market, r. 1911 Sutter
Brown Thomas, waiter, r. 703 Greenwich
Brown Thomas, watchman Hathaway's Warehouse
Brown Thomas, watchman, r. 118!^ Washington
Brown Thomas A., photographer, COO Kearny, r. 1245
Folsom
Brown Thomas C. Mrs. (widow), r. N 8 Powell Av, nr
Missiou
Brown Thomae G., teamster Adams & Butler, r. 8 Clem
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Montg'y St, Manf'r Pine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
SUk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy Si
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Brown Victoria L. (widow) , r. 416 Post
Brown Virginia (widow), hairdresser, 847 Clay-
Brown W. Mrs., dressmaker, 15 Grand Av
Brown Walter, mining, r. 1007 Folsom
Brown Walter B., clerk Phelps Mauuf. Co., r. 66 Clem
Brown Walter C, r. 1917 Geary
Browu Walter E, machinist William Deacon, r. NW
cor Twenty-seventh and Howard
Brown Walter S. (Brown & Metzner), r. Florence
House
Brown Ward, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r. 405
Gough
Brown W. B., proptr Sacramento Market, 5 Jackson,
r. 2021 Webster
Brown W. C, r. 122 Eighth
Brown W. H., r. 127 Kearny
•Brown W. H., seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Brown W. H. & Co., fruits and vegetables, 30-31 Cali-
fornia Market
Brown W. Hall, capitalist, r, 2202 Mission
Brown Wilbiir K,, drayman, r. 1124 Sacramento
Brown Willard B., compositor Figaro, r. 2 Carlos PI
Bruwn William, r. 118 3^ Post
Brown William, r. 307 Fourth
Brown William, r. 617 Jones
Brown William, r. 716 Bay
Brown William, r. 1102 Folsom
Brown William (Geor^'e W. Bumm & Co,), r. 678 Har
Brown William, Ijootblack, r. 720 Pacific
Blown William, bookkeeper A. E. Swain, r. 636 Market
Brown William, brushmaker R. W. Simpson, r, 554
Tehama
Brown William, carriagemaker, r. 121 Fulton
Brown William, compositor Carlos White, r. 712 3^
Tehama
Brown William, cook G. C. Flanders, r. 224 Sixteenth
Brown William, driver Market St. and Hayes Vallev
E. R., r. 1325 Steiner.
Brown William, glovemaker G. M. Shores
Brown William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Bruwn William, laborer I. S. Van Winkle k Co., r. 200
Ivy Av
Brown William, longshoreman, r. 135 Folsom
Brown William, longshoreman, r. Coso House
Brown William, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works
Brown William, machinist, Hawkins A: Cantrell, r.
842 Mission
Brown William, master mariner, r. 714 Bay
Brown William, painter H. G. Jarman, r. cor Twenty-
i^econd and Dol'jres
Brown William, sawmaker, 222 Jackson, r. 920 Union
Brown William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Brown William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Brown William, seaman, r. 823 Batti-ry
Brown William, shiiii-arpenter Matthew Turner
Brown William, stationer, r. 15 Grand Av
Brown William, stonecutter, r. Grand Central Hotel
Brown William, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co
Brown William, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 608
Sixth
Brown William, upholsterer, r. NE cor Hermann &
Fillmore
Brown William, watchman Henry Brown, 809 Battery
Brown William A., calker, r. 666 Mission
Brown William A., engineer, r. 716 Bay
Brown William A., foreman Blake, Robbins & Co., r.
331 Seventeenth
Brown William A., wood peddler, r. 104 Freelon
Brown William B., butcher, r. 2021 Webster
Brown William C, clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 1019 Bush
Brown William C, compositor John HCarmany& Co.,
r, 917 Sutter, rear.
Brown William C., sawmater, r. 920 Union
Brown William E., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 42, r. Palace Hotel
Brown William G., tinsmith G. Moenning, r. 519
Grove
Brown William H. (W. H. Brown & Co.) , r. Arlington
House
Brown William H., bookkeeper, r. 120 Ellis
BRO'WIV WLLIilAM H, , contractor night work, 6
Mills PI, r. Vandewater, nr Meiggs' Wharf
Brown William H., liquor saloon, G2i; Sacramento
Brown William H., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 1511 Post
Brown William H., teamster, r. 1321 Mason
Brown William N., shipcarpenter, r. 645 Folsom
Brown William P., r. 114 Bernard
Brown William P., commission agent, r. 615 Ash Av |
Brown William P., miner, r. 529 Sacramento
Brown William S., sawyer and turner, 1636 Mission
r. 66 Brady
Brown William T., farmer, r. 1012 Mason
Brown William W., bookkeeper Howe k Hall, r.
1519 k. Leavenworth
Brown W. W., farmer, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Brown ZelotusW., laborer Pacific Box Factory, r
21 Harrison Av
Brown Z. L., seaman, r. 4fi Steuart
Brown & Karras (Mr.s. Sadie Brown and Max Karras),
photographic artists, 18 Third
BROAVN «& MAXWELL, (Brainard C. Brown and
William A. Maxwell) official short-hand reporters,
604 Merchant, room 14
Brown & Metzner (Walter S. Brown and William
Metzner) , agents Corticelli Silk, and dealers Balti-
more cigars and Worcester Club sauce, 549 Market
Brown & Perkins (George Brown and George F. Per-
kins), liquor saloon, SE cor Mont and Wash
Brown & Wilson (Henry C. Brown and William H.
Wilson), asphaltum roofers, 614 Mission
Browne Augustus F., clerk H. P. Gregory & Co., r.
Oakland
Browne Annie, dressmaker, r. 31 Hinckley
Browne Carl, publisher Open Letter, office 817 Market,
r. 807 Market
Browne Christopher R., clerk Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., r. 726 California
Browne Emily (widow) , r. 428 Post
Browne Esther Miss, teacher French and English In-
stitute, 1301 Taylor
Browne George, painter, r. 821 Ji Dolores
Browne George Mrs., milUner, 1003 Howard, r. 8213^
Dolores
Browne Harry, clerk J. J. Duffy, r. 512 Fulton
Browne Henry, floorman Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Browne Jacob L., secretary Bank of San Francisco,
office 23 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg, r. Oakland
Browne John D., civil engineer, r. Commercial Hotel
Browne John H.. clerk Quartermaster's Department
U. S. A., r. 17 Washington Av !
Browne John M., r. 212 Austin I
Browne J. S., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Granada I
Browne Nelson H., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 120
Ellis
Browne P. D., money and insurance broker, office 222
Sansom, r. Oakland
Browne Robert T., extraman Hose Co. No. 3, S. F. F.
D., r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Browne Ross E., surveyor and draftsman, office 331
Monlgomery, room 27, r. Oakland
BROAVXE SPEXCER C, real estate, office 320
Sansnirt, room 57, r. Oakland
Browne Steiihen, painter, r. 821}^ Dolores
Browne Thomas J., tailor, r. NW cor Courtland and
North avs
Browne William, boatman, r. E s Wayne, nr Old
Hickory
Brownell Charles, special policeman, r. 10 Selina PI
Brownell Don Charles, salesman Carolan, Cory & Co.,
r. 1710 Bush
Brownell Henry, second engineer Giant Powder
Works, r. Central Road, nr Twentieth Av
Brownell M. Mrs., r. 618 Fourth
Brownell Thomas H., clerk, r. 357 Jessie
Browning August, gunsmith, bellhanger, etc., 651
Clay, r. 1335 Pine
Browning Edna, shoefitter Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
233 Clara
Brov.-niug George, jeweler, r. 209 Seventh
Browning James, bricklayer, r. 227 Second
Browning Jeremiah, drayman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. 309 Polk
Browning John, groceries and liqiiors, NW cor Nine-
teenth and Mission
Browning John N., shipping clerk Bay Sugar Refinery,
r. 771 Folsom
Browning Joseph, laborer Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 440 Brannan
Browning William, liquor saloon .541 CUy, r. 771 Fol
Brownlee James, painter H. G. Jarman, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Diamond
Brownlee J. Clark, news-stand. The Baldwin, r. 1207 ■
Mission .
Brownlee Jesse S., cabinetmaker West Coast Fumi- |
ture Co., r. 1207 Mission
Brownlee Robert, tinsmith W. W, Montague & Co., r.
SE cor Nineteenth and Diamond
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Bro\mridge Kobtfrt. porter Murphy. Grant & Co., r.
t*t Twenty-third
Brownst<^m Gecrge ,E. GosUnsky & Co.). r. lOlT Post
Brownstone Isaao. groceries and liquors, ^^E cor
Larkin and Post. r. 1002 Larkiu
Bro\nistone Joseph, clerk Isaac Brownstoue, r. 1002
Larkin
Broy Eliza (widow) . r. TOT Stockton j
Broy John, gasfitter. r. TOT Stockton I
Broyer Herman, driver Jackson Brewery, r, 142S Miss
Broyer John, groceries and liquors 623 Second, r. 15
Rincon .-iv
Broz Frank, salesman F. Korbel & Bros, r. E s
Alabama, bet Twentieth and Twenty-eue
Bru John, boot and shot-maker. liiO Powell ;
Bmbaker Effiuger. teamster Hanley & Snow, r. 9
Grand Av
Bruce Alfred W., marble cutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. W s Lsguiia. bet Pine and Bush ,
Bruce Charles, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
BRCCE DO>WXJ>. printer Chinese and labels, 537 ;
Sacramento, r. 113 Geary
Bmce H. E. (Kennison s Bruce), r. W s San Bruno ,
Road, near Twenty-eighth
Bruce Henry, longshoreman, r. 5 Goodsell PI
Bruce James S.. r. 1218 Jackson
Bmce John, contractor and builder, r. 963 Mission
Bruce John, ironmolder. r. 521 Howard
Bruce John Mrs., prt^prietress Spencer House, 963
:Misslon
Bruce Lilly Miss. r. 132 Sixth
Bruce Mary (widow), housekeeper lil2 Folsom '
Bruce Maxwell M., salesman S. Mosgrove i Co., r. 18 :
■ Verona PI j
Bruce Michael, cook. r. T22 Howard, rear
Bruce M. M. Mrs., r. 233 Sixth i
Bruce Nicholas, bar tender, r. T>2 Howard, rear
Bruce Ralph assistant cook stm Orizaba, Broadway ,
■Wliarl"
Bruce Fachard, painter, r. 1120 Mission
Briice Robert, carpenter, r. ISIS Laguna
Bruce Robert C, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co,, r. 566
Seventeenth
Bruce Samuel C, capitalist, office ilO California, r, ,
Lick House
Bruce Samuel J., sewing machines, r. 166 Perry !
Bruce Susan C. (widow), r. 2324 Fillmore
Bruce Thomas, longshoreman, r. 103 Mission
Bruce William, fruit and produce dealer, r. S S Jer-
sey, bet Xoe and Castro
Brucher Joseph, carpenter, r. 5 Pinckney PI
Bruck Alexander, physician, office XEcor Powell and
Broadway, r. 1415 Powell
Briick Hermann Rev., pastor German Methodist
Episcopal Church, r. 864 Folsom >
Brucker Augustus, varnisher Pac. L-nprovement Co.
Brucker Louis, gilder Matthew D. Nile. r. o Jasper PI
Briicklmaier Charles, ^^watchmaker and jeweler, 34
Second
Bruckraann L<ittie Miss, domestic 922 Mc.\llister
Bruckmann Mary (widow), r. T09H McAllister
Briickmann Moritz K.. office Berlin-Cologne Insur-
ance Co.. ;i21 Cal, r. 2T'^ Oak Grove .Av
Bruckner William, mining engineer, r. 823 Bush •
Brudii-k Erick, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Brueck William, druggist, r. 3T Oak Grove Av
Brunelle Louis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Bruenn Henry, miller Eisen Bros.-, r. 64T Howard
Bruer Hermann, grocer, r. oil Filbert
Bruer John, foreman Funcke s Co., r. Marsh House,
Sixth Av. South S. F.
Brugge Ferdinand, barkeeper Henry Habermehl, r.
602 Folsom
Brugge George (Briigge * Baetgge) , r. 110 Wash
Brugge L., tailor, r. Hansa Hotel
Brugge W., barkeeper, r. 572 Folsom
Brugge .fc Baettge (Ge<-vrge Brugge and Peter Beattge),
livery aud sale stables, 110 Washington
Bruggeman Henry, asphaltum roofer, 208 Sutter, r. 31
Langton
B1»CGGEr>I.\XX HEXRY, merchant tailor, 526
Montgomery, r. 5tl3 L'nion
Briiggemann Henry Jr., clerk Henry Bruggemann, r.
503 Union
Bruguiere .\dolph. r. 719 Green
Bruguiere Antouio Mrs. (widow), r. 215 Austin
Bruguiere Camille J., clerk Castle Bros., r. 215 AAs-
tin
Bruguiere Emil A., with Lather & Co., r, 624 Sutter
Bruhn Daniel, porter A. C. Nichols & Co., r. 434 Fifth
Bruhu H. F., r. 22 Frederick
Bruhn Peter W.. salesman Kelly, Henderson & Gil-
christ, r. 121T Pacific, rear
Bruhns Andrea, longshoreman, r. X s Greenwich, np
Montgomery
Bruhns Charles .\., sawmaker WiUiam Brown, r. N s
Greenwich, nr Montgomery
Bruhns Emm.i. bookbinder, r, N s Greenwich, nr
Moutgomerv
BRUHXS HAXS W., liquor saloon, SE cor Fil-
bert and Battery, r. 211 Dolores
Bruhus Julius H., haruessmaker J, C.Johnson & Co.,
r. 903 Greenwich
Bruin John, laboK-r, r. 33 Jessie
Brumagim John W.. attorney at law, r. 1315 Mason
Bruman Aaron, proptr Pacific Millinery Emporium,
r. SE cor. Octavia and Oak
Brujul Simon (Shoenberg & Co.), r. 626 Hayes
Brumm Charles, blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 14 Bluxome
Brummer John, engineer Albany Brewery, r. 75
Everett
Brun J. B.. baker.v. cor Yallejo and Montgomery Av
BRUX ^V. H. , "liquor saloon 626 Sacramento
Brunckhorst Emil G., bookkeeper Lazard Freres, r,
NE cor California and Larkin
Brundage Charles G., drawtender Mission Bay Bridge
Co.. Long Bridge
Brundage Charles G. Jr., bridgetender Mission Bay
Bridge Co.. Long Bridge
Brundage James H.. seaman, r. 270 First
Brundage Jesse P.. market, XW cor Polk and Vallejo,
r. NE cor Larkin aud Union
Brune August, cigar manuf , SE cor Front and Clay, r.
1501 Devisadero
Brune Diedrieh (Janecke & Brune), r. SE cor Third
and Harrison
Brune Henry (Xaber, Alfs & Brune), r. lOT Capp
Brunelle Sarah Miss, r. 606 Fell
Brunenkorut Conrad, driver Adam Eck, S04 Greenwich
Bruner Lharles. laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Bruner Henrv, waiter stm Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Bruner Henrv S.. transfer clerk W. U. Telegraph Co.,
r. 120SV, Turk
Bruner James D., traveling salesman Raymond &
Wilshire, r. 2924 Clay
Brxiner John, employee Mason's Brewery, r. 2615
Mason, rear
Bniner William H., physician, office and r. 23 Post
Bruner. See Brunner
Brunes Emma Miss, feeder D. Hicks i Co., r. 1041
Montgomery
Brunet Eugene, jeweller Henry Chapman, r. 614 Mer^l;
Brunier Eugene, bottle depot, 1019 Kearny, r. S28 Val-
lejo
Brunig Christian, liquor saloon, 49 Stevenson, r. 79
Stevenson
Brunig Dora Miss, domestic 411 Tyler
Brunig Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 4 Con-
verse
Brunig Pauline, domestic 1602 Howard
Brunig William, proptr S. F. Soda Works, 733 Union
Bruning John R., clerk Aniaudus Reeckmann, r, NE
cor Powell and Francisco
Brunings Sidney A . , strawpresser GeorgeW. M. Ciowles,
r. lOlT Market
Brunjes Bros. (John, and Jacob), groceries, and
liquors, SE cor Kearny and Vallejo
Brunjes Diedrieh, proptr Five Mile Store, groceries,
and liquors, W s Mission, five miles from City
Hall
Brunjes Henry, groceries and liquors, 430 Brannan
Brunjes Jacob (Brunjes Bros.), r. SE cor Kearny and
Vallejo
Brunjes John (Brunjes Bros.), and groceries, and
liquors, SW cor Dupont and Greenwich
Brunjes John C, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Eighth and Bryant
Brunjes Martin, clerk John Brunjes, r. SW cor Du-
pont and Greenwich
Brunkfest John, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Brunkhausen Alfred, barkeeper, r. S06 Kearny
Brunkhorst Louis, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r, 9
Elliot Park
Brunn Catherine (widow) , r. NW cor Filbert and Web-
ster
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Bmnn Herman, bookkeeper M. Wansch & Co., r. 206
Kesmy
Bmnn. SeeBrun
Brunne Adolphus, teacher music, r. 18 Vallejo PI i
Bmrinekamp -John, aaasagemaker. r. 11.3 Park Av
Brunner Adolph L., bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs & ,
Co., r. 15'24 Eddy
Brunner Andrea, butcher Miller k Lni, r. Fourteenth
Av, South S. F.
Brunner Anton, cook, r. 43-5 Pine !
Erunner B. P., superintendent Pacific Rolling Mill,
office 16 First, r. Palace Hotel
Brunner Henry, stock clr-rk Schweitzer, Sacha k Co.,
r. 1.524 Eddy
Brunner .Jacob A.., insurancebroker, .326 Clay, r. 1524
Eddy
: inner -John, cabinetmaker Snyder & Beichling
mner Louis, fancy good-s, 325 Hayes, r. 714 Grove
. inner Rosalie Miss, teacher music, r. 714 Grove
ijrunner Thoma-s H., waiter Union Club, r. 5 Selina PI
Bnannf-.rt Herman, butchc-r Philip E. Schuck, J.:i6
Eigi^th
Brunnings Martin, salesman California Cracker Co.,
r. ifH Post
Brunny .\dolphu.s, r. 5 Vallejo PI
Bruno Nicholas, vegetables, etc., 407 Broadway
Bruno Sister, principal St. Vincent's School, r. 170
ilinna
Brunotte Henry, gunsmith Heber k Moller, r. 10
.•August Alley
Brnnf-tte Louis, tailor Christian Zinna, r. 10 August
Alley
Bruns Bros, k Steimke (George, and -John Bruns, and
•John Steimke) , groceries and liquors, SE cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Bruns Briina, engineer Christian Hess, r. .326 Clem
Bruns Caeaar, clerk Nicholas Bruns, r. SE cor Guer-
rero and Camp
Bruns Carl, salesman Stein, Simon k Co., r. 210 Thir-
teentu
Bruns Charles, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Pioneer Hou.se
Bruna Conrad, labjrer C'al. Sugar Refinery, r. Bryant,
nr Twenty-fourth
Bruns Conrad, liquor merchant, r. 1303 Kearny
Bruns Conrad, plumber, r. 2-523 Brvant Av
BRrXS DEGDRICU, proptr Brans' Hotel, 1233
Market
! Bran-. Frederick, farmer, r. 609 -Jackson
} Brans George (Bruns Bros. & Steimke; , r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Bruns George, bookkeeper Nicholas Bruns, r. SE cor
Guerrero and Camp
Bruns H. Mrs. (widow), r. 939 Valencia
., Brans Henry (Bruns i Bormaun; , r. West Berkeley
Bruna Henry (Bruns A: Co.), r. NE cor Union and
Jones
Bruns Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 121 Clinton
Bruns Henry, laborer Turner & Miller, r. SW cor San
•Jose Av and Thirtieth
Bruns Henry, liquor saloon, 2.36 Montgomery, r. 409
Dupont
7 r ms Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-sixth
ius Heiirv F., liquor saloon, SW cor Market and
Eighth, "r. 4 Eighth
^zons Henry N., driver Turner and Miller, r. SW cor
San -Jose Av and Thirtieth
Bruns Herman, brewer S.'Uth S. F. Brewery, r. cor
Railroad and Fourteenth avs. South 3. F.
Bruns Hermine. dressmaker, r. %9 Howard
BRUXS' HOTEL, Diedrich Bruns proptr, 12-33
Market
Bruna -J. C. C, solicitor A. Waldstein, r.969 Howird
Bruns -John (Bruns Bros., and Steimke), r. SE cor
Sixteen:h and Miasion
Bruns -John H. (Bruns k Kohnke), r. 740 Howard
Bruns Margaret (widow) . r. 31 Converse, rear
Bruns Mary (widow*, r. 820 Greenwich
Bruns Nicholas, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
BRU7VS XICHOLAS, groceries, and wood and
coal, 617 and 619 Davis, r. SE cor Guerrero and
Camp
Bruna Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Third zind
Berry
BruQS Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 9:J9 Valencia
Bruna William C, phyaician and aurgeon, office 6-50
Washington, r. 820 Greenwich
Bruns & Bjrmann (Henry Bruns and Henry Bor-
mann), liquor saloon, NW cor Main and Bryant
Bruns k Co. (Henry Bruns and V. C. Hawes), Iron
and shipping merchants, 9-11 Beale
Bruns k Kohnke (John H. Bruns and Frederick
Kohnke) , liquor saloon, 12i> California
Brunaberg Gustave, seaman s^m City of Cheater,
Oregon S. S. Co.
Bruuschwiler Christopher, bookbinder, r. 202 Stev
Brunschwiler Joseph A., accountant, 202 Stevenson
Brni^adon J. W.. brakeman Southern Pac. B. B., r. 14
Bluiome
Bmnadon. See Bronsdon
Brun-sen Henry, tinsmith, r.60S Sixth
Brunsen M., r. 614 Calitomia
Brunsen. See Bronson
Brunatamp John A. C, captain schr Alaska, North
Point Dock
Brunswick Gold Mining Co. (Nevada City), D. L.
Thomas secretary, office 20.J Buah, room 12
Brunswick House, JJavid Stem proptr, N W cor Howard
and Sixth
Brunswick Samuel, batcher M. Gradwobl k Co., r.
50} O'Farrell
Brunt Hannah Mrs., r. 28 Bitch
Brunt Leon-ird, meterman Spring Valley Water
Worka, r. ^a Riich
Brunt Paul, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Brunt William N., butcher, r. Duncan bet Church and
Dalorea
Bruntsch Charles C, with John H. Boden k Co., r. W s
Brudenck, b=t Hayes and Grove
Brus Ni<:holas, barkeeper L. Badovich k Co.
Bruaabei- Charles H., liquor aaloon.W s Kentucky bet
Sierra and .Sevada
Brusche .ilb-rt. printer, r. 2111 Jones
Broacbi Giuseppe, vegetables, 33 Colombo 3Iarket
Brusco Antoine, expressman, cor Davis and Washing-
ton, r. W s Mission, nrFive-ilile Store
Bruaco Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard, 4ii Broadway
Brosco To.iiaao, Garibaldi Gaard, 423 Broadway
Brose Christi.n (Goetjen & Bruse), r. 917 Sacramento
Bruse John, calker. r. i« First
Brash .A.lb-:rt, blacksmith, r. ld;}3 Ellis
Brush C W. s-cretary Sutro Tunnel Co., office 320
California, r. Grand Hotel
Brush Eilward A., baggagem^ister Southern Pac. B. E.,
r. 14 Bluiome
Bru h George A., grainer, office 629 Merchant, r. 1633
EUis
Brush R. G., with State Investment and Insurance
Co.. r. Oakland
Br ishaber William driver Hofen k Co., r. 7.56 Folaom
Bruahi Antonio. Italian Bev. Soc, 423 Washington
Brust Mary A. (wnlowi , dres-tmaker, r. 3ii Mj--\.llister
Bruton Daniel, commission and manufacturers'
agent, offi-e 202 Cdlifomia, r. -ilo Minna
Bruton Timothy, laborer, r. 533 Mission
Brutscher A-dam M., live-stock dealer, r. 469 Minna
Brnum E. F., bjOkkeeper, r. 1611 Leavenworth
Bruan Pecer, locai policemin, r. W s Minnesota, bet
ilariposa and Sol »no, Potrero
Bruun Tnoger O., packer Feigenbaam k Co., r. 234
Bush
Brixzzone Antone, expressman, SW cor Fourth and
Market, r. 627 Grove
B-Tan Cn tries H., collector Nevada Bank of S. F., r.
116 Oak
Bryan Dudley C, r. 1036 Jackson
Bryan Dujcan, d liryman J. A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Bryan Edward, packer Baker k Hamilton, r. 1107
ShotweU
Bryan Edward H., resident physician City and County
H spital, office 212 Kearny
Bryan iUizibeth H. (widow), r. 2315 Webster
Bryan Emma H. Miss, teacher pianoforte, r. 2213 H
Fillmore
Bryan Frederick, salesman Alexander Pallies, r. 810
Green
Bryan James, seaman, r. 204 Steosrt
Brvan James E., commercial traveler, r. Cosmopolitan
' Hotel
Bryan lennie Miss, teacher music, r. 1036 Jackson
Bryan John, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Bryan -John J., clerk .American Exchange Hotel
Bryan -John M.. stoves and tinware, plumbing, and
gasfitting. 130 Third
Bryan K. G., r. 2315 Webster
Bryan Joseph, seaman Sim George W. Elder, Folsom
St.Wharf
Bryan Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Go's Wharf
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Bryan Patrick O., carpenter, r. 1H04 Dupont
Bryan Peter, blacksmith JohnD. Gilmour
Bryan Samuel, carriaij;emaker, r. 255 Minna
Bryan Thomas, longshoreman, r. 313 Main
BRYAX THOMAS, proptr American Exchange
Hotel, 319-325 Sansom
Bryan 'William, real estate, office and r. American
Exchanfje Hotel
Bryan William F., bookkeeper E. & H. Moffat, r.
2212 Fillmore
Bryan William H., clerk American Exchange Hotel,
' r. 637 Sutter
Bryan William J. (George H. Tay & Co.) , r. Hajrwards
BRYAJN WILIilAM J., drugjist and apothecary,
SE cor ^hirket and New Montgomery, NE cor
Taylor and Turk, NW cor Second and Howard,
and difipensary, <i03 Merchant, r. 611 Post
Bryan. See Bryon
Bryan.s Ellen Mis.s, r. 1.521 Stockton
Bryans Joseph, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 721 Howard
BRYAXT ANDREW J., mayor San Francisco,
office Xew Cily Hall, first floor, and President
State Investment and Insurance Co., office 218
Saneom, and (Brj-ant ,.Nc Taylor) r. 822 Sutter
Bryant .\nuie (widow) , r. 429 Chestnut
Bryant Artliur, milkman, r. 015M Natoma, rear
Bryant C. (i. Jlrs., teacher music, r. 507 Post
BRYAIVT CH.4.RL.ES W., attorney at law, office
214 Sansome, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Bryant Daniel S. (Bryant ic Cook), r. Oakland
Brj-ant Eleazer, woodturner George Fischer, r. 1019
Howard
Bryant F. G., r. SE cor Mission and Fifth
Bryant G. E., r. 432 Fulton
Bryant George, cutter Nolan Bros., r. 740 Market
Bryant George, foreman laborers Pacific Improvemeut
" Co., r. 1018 Clay
Bryant George, shoe manufacturer, r. 1804 Dupont
Bryant George H. (Neville & Co.) , r. 1917 Polk
Brvant Henrs', porter Taber, Harker & Co., r. 7 Pros-
pect PI
Bryant Henry, watchman Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
Bryant .Tames E., r. 432 Fulton
Bryant Jane A. (widow), r. 236 Sutter
Bi^aiit John, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
" ii-il Dup<mt
Bryant John (Bryant & Hoffmann), r. 127 Shotwell
Bryant John. foreman Examiner, r. 11 John
Bryant Jonn, printer S. F. Call, r. 808 Green
Bry;.nt Jolm R., clerk, r. 432 Fulton
Bryaiit Kati- Miss, actress California Theatre, r. St.
Janus Hiiuse
Bryant Lily Mif-s, bairdresser, r. 510 Pine
Hrj-aiit Louis, waiter, r. 114 Minna
Bryant M. M. Miss.r. E s Frankliu.bt-t Geary and Post
Bryant Richard, upholsterer, r. 1318 Dupont
Bryant Ruth (widow) , r. 1429 Geary
Bryant Saiiiuel C. Jr., bootblaik ('>4H Commercial, r.
W K Greenwich, bet Polk and Larkin
Brvant Sar.ih (widow), domestic 2208 Powell
Brj ant Sophronia W. (widow) , r. 9 Cleavelaud
Bryant Stephen, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Bryant Street House, 721 Bryant
Bryant Siisan (widow), r. 455 Clementina
Bryant Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Brj'ant Tlioinas, stevedore, r. 254 Beale
Bryant W. E., speculator, r. International Hotel
Bryant William, boilermakcr Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 424 Sansom
Bryant William F., bookkeeper David Conrad, r. 1611
Go\igh
Bryant A: Cook (Daniel fi. Bryant and David S. Cooli),
commission merchants, 8 Davis, nr-Market
Bryant A: Hoffmann (John Bryant and Charles S. Hoff-
mann!, wood carvers, NWcor Beale and Mission
Bryant A: Tavlor (A. J. Bryant k J. S. Tavlor) , at'ents
DicboldSafe and Lock Co., 312 Cal
Bryars Ann (widow), huirdressing, ]5'.'l Stockton
Brjde WilliMUi L. (Middleton. Brjde A: Co.) ,r. England
Bryden A: HiiickleT (Acors B. Hinckley), draymen,
office 40:; Front
Brydges Marslial C, watchman New City Hall, r. 739
Howaril
Brydges. Sec Hridges
Brydon Joseph, stableman George Eggleton, r. 1^
Jackson
Bryn Julius F.. captain tug Transit, of&ce 3 Mission,
r. 4<"> Silver
Bryon A. Mrs., (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 807 Pacific
Bryon Benjamin, salesman Horace D. Dunn, r. E s
Twenty-fourth, nr Vicksburg
Bryon Patrick, exijressman 407 Fourth, r. 933 Eight-
eenth
Bryson Cyrus W., bags and bottles, 525 and 527 Fourth
Bryson James, bolbrmaker, r. 49 Minna
Bryson James, weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. 4 Jack
Bryson John, r. The Baldwin
Brj-son William J., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. 129 Welsh
Buaillion E., carpenter and builder, 8 Maiden Lane
Buch Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 248 Tehama
Buchan David, clerk James Buchan, r. 230 Sixteenth
Buchan James, boots and shoes, 230 Sixteenth
Buchanan Albert, teamster, r. 256 Eighth
Buchanan Charles E., hostler, r. 1925 Bush
Buchanan Edward, clerk Figer Brothers, r. 29 Com
Buchanan Elizabeth J. (widow), r. 571 Howard
Buchanan Finley, brushmaker Figer Bros., r. 29 Com-
mercial
Buchanan Isaac, stock operator, r. 2134 O'Farrell
Buchanan James, groceries and liquors. 206 Ninth
Buchanan James, wagonmaker, r. 1309 Stockton
Buchanan J. C, mining, r. Overland House
Buchanan John H., varnisher. r. 571 Howard
Buchanan John N. (Dohs & Buchanan), r. 978 Har
Buchanan John W., foreman Pacific Box Factory, r.
IH Bausch
Buchanan Jo.-eph, broker, r. .511 Shotwell
Buchanan Murdoch K., carpenter S. W. Levy, r. 708
Buchanan
Buchanan Thomas B , cook, r. .510 Davis
Buchanan \V. G., superintendent S. W. Levy, r. 708
Buchanan
Buchanan William, machinist Harris, Oswald & No-
ble, r. 29 Commercial
BUCHANAN it LYAL-L, (of New York),manuf8
of navy tobacco, H. H. Todd manager, olBce 205
Front
Buchard James M. C. Rev., clergyman St. Ignatius,
841 Market
Bucher Joseph, carpenter, r. Es Church, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Valley
Buchert George, shipcarpenter, r. 220 Francisco
Bucliert J. C. P., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn.,
Druids Hall
Buchholz Gustav, agent Albany Brewery, r. Tehama,
nr Fourth
Biichi Conrad (Buchi A: J. Leemann),r Wliliam Tell
House
Buchi Jacques, lithographer M. Schmidt & Co., r.
(.11 Greenwich
BiJclii A: Leemaun (Conrad Biichi and Julius Lee-
mann), proptrs Humboldt Hall, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Buchlv Annie Miss, domestic 1031 Market
Buchiiiaun Albert, baker Schroth A: Westerfeld. r. 228
Kearny
Buchner Matthew, plasterer, r. Park Hotel
Bucholtz Mary Miss, teacher, r. 8ii7 California
Buchsteiner Frank, deik Lindell House. 202 Sixth
Buchtmaiin .\dolph M., porter L. A: E. Wertheimer, r,
300 Tehama
Buck Addie Jliss, r. 816 Lombard
Buck Charles, clerk F.hler k Co., r. 813 Washington
BUCK DANlELi, mining secretary, office 80 Ne-
vada Bloik. r. Occidental Hotel
Buck E. A., student Heald's Bu^iues8 College
Buck George, engineer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E 8
LouisiHiia. nr Shasta
Buck George, exiiressman NW cor Montgomery and
Clay, r. 314 Tliird
Buck George, wiper Southern Pac. R. R., r. 214 Shot-
well
Buck George N., r. 50 Langton
Buck Hannah, teacher music, r. 170 Perry
Buck Herman, laborers. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Buck James, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearnif
and Morton
Buck John (Hintz k Buck) . r. 735 Brannan
Buck John, ceilarman G. Groezinger. r. 1142 Ji Market
Buck John, clerk John H. Hintze, r. 233 Second
Buck John, confectioner Westerfeld A; Page. r. 745
M;irket
Buck John, drayman California Sugar Refinery, r.
SW cor Eighth and Brannan
Buck John, teamster, r. S 8 Point Lobos Av, bet Ma-
sonic Av and Wood
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomenr Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
BoTs' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Buck John A. (N. Ohlandt & Co.), r. Hampshire, bet
Butte & Solano
Buck Louis, r. 170 Perry
Buck Mary Mrs., drcirsmaker, r. 200 Fourth
Buck S., carpenter Pacilic Mail stm Alaska
Buck Warner, r. 'iSl'i Folsom
Buck William, stairbuildtr, r. 113 Silver
Buckbee Alva C, laborer warehouse department Cus-
tom House, r. 1614 Jessie
Buckbee Charles A., clerk melter and refiners' depart-
ment XI. S. Mint, r. 516 Taylor
Buckbee Loeua M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1614 Jessie
Buckbee Malaua S. (widow), r. l(iU Jessie
Buckbee Ossian S., clerk John T. Humphrey, r. 1614
Jessie
Buckbee Spencer C, clerk C. James King of William
& Co., r. 516 Taylor
Buckbee. See Bugbee
Buckeye Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co. Nev.) ,
Charles A. Sankey secretary, office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 20
Buckhart Bertha (widow) , r. 307 Ritch
Buckholz Henry, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Bucking Diederich, cooper r. 758^ Bryant
Bucking Frederick (Wolters & Co.) , r. 15 Clinton
Bucking John (Bucking .t Pilster) , r. 515 Bryant
Bucking & Pilsier (.John Bucking and Henry Pilster),
groceries and liquors, 515 Bryant
Buckingham A. S., nurse U. 9. Marine Hospital
Buckingham Aurelius E., clerk, r. 719 Bush
Buckingham Charles E., mining seeretary, ofBce 320
Sansom, room 10, r. 20H Post
Buckingham Thomas H. (Buckingham & Hecht), r.
NW cor Oak and Buchanan
Buckingham Thomas H. Jr., r. NW. cor Oak and
Buchanan
Buckingham William P., superintendent Buckingham
i^c Hecht, r. Baldwin Hotel
BUCKINGHAM <fc HECHT (Thomas H. Buck-
ingham, Isaac and Louis Hecht, Jr. , and Lewis P.
Wlel) , manut's boots and shoes, factory NW cor
Haight and Gough, salesroom 530 Market
Buckland Charles, r. 212 Second
Buckland Charles, draftsman iiisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 919 Howard
Buckley Andrew, porter Moon, Scully & Co., r. 1019
Alabama
Buckley Andrew Jr., pressman Kane & Cook, r. 1019
Alabama
Buckley Ann Miss, domestic 1631 Mission
Buckley Annie (widow), r. 31 Ecker
Buckley Benjamin, machinist, r. 424 Shotwell, rear
Buckley C. A., r. 336 >4 Bush
Buckle}- Catherine, domestic, SW cor Eddy and
Franklin
Buckley Cornelius, expressman Lilienthal & Co., r.
NE cor Virginia and California avs
Buckley Cornelius F., physician and surgeon, office
646 Market, r. 811 O'Farrell
Buckley Daniel (Stewart & Buckley) , r. 1501 Tyler
Buckley Daniel, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Buckley Daniel I., noteteller The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley David, porter A. C. Dietz & Co.,r. 12 Anthony
Buckley David J. (Buckley & Ward), r. 606 Fourth
Buckley Dennis, fireman, r. 41 Pacific
BUCKLEY DENNIS, proptr New Continental
Hotel, .547 Mission
Buckley Edmuud, bricklayer, r. 423 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Buckley Edward, bricklaj-er, r. 1221 Folsom, rear
Buckley Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 216
First
Buckley Edward D., employee Central Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 228 Jessie
Buckley Edward P., r. 520 Lombard
Buckley Eliza Miss, domestic 738 McAllister
Buckley Francis, builder, r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Frank J., clerk William P. Thompson, r. 7
Margaret PI
BUCKLEY GEORGE D., attorney at law, office
502 Kearny, r. 1315 Broadway
Buckley H. E., messenger Madison & Burke
Buckley Ichabod, salesman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 7
Crook
Buckley J., drayman, r. 619 Ellis, rear
Bucklev J. A., waiter stm City of Chester, Oregon S.
S. Co.
Buckley James, r. 1918 Polk
Buckley James, hostler A. DeTavel, r. 811 Howard
Buckley James, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 338 Fremont
Buckley James, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Buckley James A., bricklayer, r. 745 Howard
Buckley Jennie Miss, r. The Baldwin
Bucklej- Jeremiah, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Brewster, bet Hope ami Faith
Buckley Jeremiah, night iusnector Custom House, r.
2208 Larkin
Buckley Jeremiah, shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. E s
Twenty-second, bet Church and Chattanooga
Buckley Jeremiah J., salesman Hobart,Wood it Co., r.
N s Brwster. bet Faith and Joy. Bernal Heights
Buckley Jo)in (Egan k Buckley), r. 927 Broadway
Buckley John, bartender James C. Daniher, r. 450
Natoina
Buckley John, expressman, SW cor Howard and
Seventh, r. 619 Ellis
Buckley John, harnesscleaner, r. 256 J^ Clementina
Buckley John Jr., boilermaker, r. 405 J<J Natoma
Buckley John L., bookkeeper William Lewis & Co.
Buckley Joseph A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan &
Co., r. 1111 Devisadero
Buckley Lawrence, lumberman A. M. Simpson &
Brother, Beale St. Wharf, r. 69 Natoma
Buckley Maggie Miss, dimiestic 126 Capp
Buckley Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 523 Stevenson
Buckley Margaret (widow) , r. 622 Stevenson
Buckley Mary (widow) , r. 88 Brady
Buckley M.iry Miss, hairdresser Mrs. E. H. Hubbard
Buckley M. B., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
503 Powell
Buckley Michael, blacksmith, r. 22 Frederick, rear
Buckley Michael, blacksmith, r. 726 Braunan, rear
Buckley Michael, laborer, r. 432 Branuan
Buckley Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 13
Tehama PI
Buckley Michael, porter L. and M. Sachs & Co., r. 2007
Geary
Buckley Ned, proptr Adelphl Theater, 607 California
Buckley Nora, domestic 822 Turk
Buckley Patrick, cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. 2 Myr-
tle Av
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. 925 Broadway
Buckley Patrick, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Bucklev Patrick, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 2748
Bush
Buckley Patrick, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Buckley Patrick, shoemaker, r. .523 Kearny
Buckliv Peter, teamster Charles A. Warren, r. 208
Ninth
Buckley Stephen, laborer Central Pac. R. R. freight
deiJot, r. Ill Freelon
Buckley Thomas, stevedore, r. 873 J^ Market
Buckley Timothy, groceries, 414 Clementina
Buckley William, cooper, r. 18 Minna
Buckley William, cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. 642
Mission
Buckley William, foreman bricklayer New City Hall,
r. NE cor Green and Polk
Buckley William, preparer S. & G. Gump, r. 405 J4 Na-
toma
Buckley William, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 62
Louisa
Buckley & Ward (D.J. Buckley and M. J. Ward),
proptrs Terminal Hotel, 606 Fourth
Buckley's Varieties, Hocking & Peters, proptrs NW
cor Kearny and Pine
Bucklin Albert G., carpenter, r. 1222 Folsom
Bucklin E. P., clerk What Cheer Restaurant, r. 602
Powell
Bucklin John, r. 19 Powell
Buckman H., waiter Prescott House
BUCKMAN ALBERT E., contractor, office 704
Montgomery, rooms 1-5, r. NW cor Eighteenth
and Church
Buckman K. H. L., r. 309 Dupont
Buckman Thomas, laundryman Central Laundry, r.
SW cor Van Ness Av and Greenwich
Buckmagter J. C, boxmakerHobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,r.
63,i Mission
Buckmaster William A., painter Edward M. Gallagher,
r. 39 Pacific
BuekminsttT L. Mrs., dressmaking, 514 Geary
Bucknall George J., physician, office SW cor Sutter
and Dupont, r. 822 Geary
Bucknall Margaret (widow) , r. 822 Geary
Bucknam Charles, clerk John Harrison, r. 322 Sutter
Bucknam Clara T. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 27 Glen Park Av
BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Order.
ANLEHSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Bucknam Edmund H., bookkeeper Bucknam & Lang-
rehr. r. 27 Glen Park Av
Bucknam Ezra T. (Bucknam & Langrehr) , r. 27 Glen
Park Av
BtJCKNAM & L.ANGREHR, (Ezra T. Bucknam
and Henry C. Langrehr), stoves and tinware, 22
Steuart
Bucknam Mcldon M., purser stm Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Bucknell Martha E., physician, office and r. GOG Slitter
Buckner Alfred, oysterman Alfred W. Manning, r. 514
Bush
Buckner Charles (Buckner & Kley), r. 22 Garden
Buckner Charles, cabinetmaker, r. G383^ Natoma
Buckner Edward, purser stm Tulare, Wiishington
St. Wharf
Buckner Frederick, seamau Bchr H. L. Tiernan, foot
B"ale
Buckner Thomas, Jr., with J. Mai-shall, r. Paris House
Buckner William, laborer Hermann Eossbach, r. 1426
Dupont
Buckner & Kley (Charles Buckner and Christopher
Kley) , carpenters and builders, 110 Geary
Bucks cbeitt Mary, domestic 1017 Polk
Buckw.'ill Fredeiick A., steward, r. 229 Spear
Bucquein Louis, tinsmith William Mclntyre, r. 1108
Howard
Budd George, laborer Hancock and Kelso, r._SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Budd Thomas, longshoreman, r. 313 Brvunt
Bl'DD, WAYMANC, stockbroker, 440 California
r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Budde Joseph, brasstinisher William Smith, r. 112
Bernard
Budde Theodore, porter W.W.Dodge & Co.,r. 519
Greenwich
Budden, W. R., bookkeeper H. B. Slaven, r. SW cor
Post and Mason
Buddingtou Walter, pilot stm Julia, r. Oakland
Budelmann Mary Mrs., domestic 1059 Tyler
Budge H,, conductor Central E. K.
Budge H. H., r. Coso House
Budge Richard F., secretary Buena Vista Vinicul-
tural Soc, and bookkeeper B. E. Auger & Co., r.
1427 Mason
Budoll Olofl'. ship carpenter, r. 19 Raiisch, rear
Budrovich Thomas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Budzzileni Mai-y (widow) , r. 70 Jessie
Bueche Louis E., cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 22
Ritch
Bueckiiig F. W., r. 15 Clinton
Buehl Charles, clerk, r. 522 Pine
Buchler Frederick (Buehler k Byrnes) , r. 1408 Miss
Buehler Jacob M., pastor St. Paul's German Evan-
gelical Lutheran Church, r. 953 Mission
Buehler John F., shoemaker, 205 Ji Montgomery Av,
and lodgings 1002 MuntgouK^ry
BUKHL.KR tit BYRNKS (Frederick Buehler and
W. H. Byrnes), lithographers, G05 Clay
Buehler. See Buliler
Buchlmann Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Minna and Eighth
Buehn Gottlieb, coojjer David Woerner, r. 2 Cadell
Alley
Bufcll C. S., clerk B. Lande & Co.
Buell Walter B., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 828 California
Buelna Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 17 Harlan PI
Bt'ENA VISTA PARK, S s Haight, bet Broder-
ick and Lott
Buena A'istn Petroleum Vo. (Inyo Co. Cal.) Lucien
Herman secniarv. oliii !■ 2J0 Saiisc.m. room 5
BVEXA VISTA V1\I< I I/I'l UAI. SOCIETY,
J<j1iu C. MetiHsdorltir piiHidrnt. Richard F. Budge
secretary, B. E. Auger & Co. ageuts, office 409
Battery
Bucno Felix, stripper Ygual & Co., r. C35 Vallejo
Bnering George, woodcarver George Thomas, r. 322
Ritch
Buermanu Frederick, elerk Francis Mandelbaum, r.
20 Valparaiso
Buero Giacomo, real-cstato, r. ofl' W s Mission, nr
Ocean House Road
Buero Giralomo (N. Giamboni & Co.) r. 18G Vande-
water
Buero Louis (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.). r. 1G08
Leavenworth
Buese Henry, laborer Black Point Packing House, r.
NW cor Francisi o and Fillmore
Bueskovszki Paul, glovecutter Danicheff Glove Fac-
tory, r. 212 Sutter
Buff Henry (Buff & Doerfler), r. SW cor Twenty-first
and Valencia
Buff Louis (Julius Brown & Co.).r. 137 Montgomery
Buff & Doerfler (Henry Buff and Henry Doerfler),
Concordia Market, cor Twenty-first and Valencia
Buffalo German Insurance Co. (Buffalo, N. Y.) , Jacobs
& Easton agents, office 216 Sausom
Buffalo Scale Co., Raymond & Wilshire agents, office
215 California
Buffaiideau E. B. Mrs. (widow) , r. 1206 Jackson
BUFFIXGTON JOHjV M. , mining secretary, office
309 Califoriiia, room 4, r. 137 Silver
Buffington William H., cashier A. G. Gurnett & Co.,
r. 740 3i Grove
Buflbrd Henry L., driver S. F. Laundry Assn., r. 1315
Webster
Bufford Saniuel F., (S. F. Laundi-y Assn.), r. 2520 Sac-
raminto
Buffum John W., collector, r. 416 O'Farrell
Buflum M. R., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 718
Leavenworth
Bugan Michael, laborer J. M. Waite
BL'GBEE CHARLES li., architect, office 79 Ne-
vada Block, r. Oakland
Bugbee Gei>rge E., sampler U. S. Appraisers' Store, r.
Oakland
Bugbee J. H., Mrs., r. 1122 Market
BUGBEE JOHN S., attorney at law, office 10
Montgomery Block, r. 2844 Mission
Bugbee Joseph H., contractor, office 79 Nevada Block,
r. G70 Harrison
Bugbee Mary E. Miss, trimmer Fisher & Co.. r. 426
Oak
Bugbee Sumner W., manufacturers' agent, office 79
Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Bugg R. S., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Buhl Charles, clerk Alfred W. Manning, r. 522 Pine
Buhlert Albert (Buhlert & McMenomey), r. 570 Minna
Buhlert Fredrica (widow;, r. 1401 Folsom
Buhlert Julius, collector and attorney at law, office
605 Clay, r. 1401 Folsom
Buhlert & McMenomey (Albert Buhlert, and James
McMenomey), undertakers, 1057 Jj Mission
Buhlmeier Augustus, marble cutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. 100 liernard
Buhman Louis, milkman William Lauge, r. cor Cole
and Carl, ur Golden Gate Park
Buhman Marie Miss, r. 530 Third
Buhot George, barkeeper Jules Taniere
Buhot T. Mme., lace curtains and muslins mended,
107 Turk
Buhr Benjamin F. (Buhr& Bandy), r. 335 Geary
Buhr & Bandy (Benjamin F. Buhr, and Aaron N.
Bandy), commission merchants, NE cor Front and
Washington
Buicelli Orazio, vegetables, 2 and 3 Colombo Market
Buick John, painter, r. cor Scott and Pine
Builders' Protective .\ssn., office 318 Pine, room 12
Buislay Hannah (widow), r. 2 Verba Buena
Buislay Louise G. (widow) , r. 612 Broadway
Buibt William,, \;lerk L. Diukelspiel i^i: Co., r. 734.V'
Howard
Buitncr Sophia Mrs., ladies nurse, r. 407 Third
Bujn Nicholas (Divisich & Buja), r. 810 Green
Bu.jau Andiew, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Jlout
Bujan Antonio, proi)tr Visitacion Valley Hotel, San
Bruno Road, nr County Line
Bujaunoff Keinhold (Bujaiiiioff ,V Rohrbach) , r. :)3 Kear
Bujannoff.V Kolirbaih (Iv'inludd Bujanniff and John
J. Rohrbach), nianufs jewi Iry and importers pre-
cious stones, 33 Kt'arny, ruoms 11-15-17
Buker Levy K., bricklayer, r. 2 Wall Pi
IJulfinch Charles F., shipping clerk, r. 107 O'Farrell
Bullincli Henry, salesmau Dulliver k Bro., r. 718 Bu-
chanan
Bulger Eilward, currier, r. 11 Lafayette
Bulger Fr.ink, labonr S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero, r.
SE cor llliiKiis and Najia
Bulger J. A., labiu'i T, r. 70.") Front
Bulger James, seaman stiu Great Republic
Bulger James Andrew, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S.
Dock, r. 'iC'O Clementina
Bulger James K., dork, r. 31 Russ
Bulger Julia (widow), r. 260 Clementina
Bulger IjUki', r. Clijjper Hotel
BULGER MARTIN, office Alaska Commercial Co.,
r. 31 Kuss
Bulger Michael, carpenter, r. 1115 Howard
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Bulger Michael, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Bulger Patrick, expressman SE cor Market and Sixth,
r. 4 Boyd
Bulger T. L.. assistant engineer Pacific Mail stm City
of Tokio
Bulger. See Bolger
BtJliKEIiEY i.. E., attorney at law, office 603
Washington, r. The Baldwin
BlJliIi ALPHEUS, vice president Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co., office 401 California, r. NW cor
Francisco and Leavenworth
Bull Alpheus Jr., machinist, r. NW cor Francisco and
Leavenworth
Bull James, merchant tailor, 107 Third, r. 822 Folsom
Bull Louis, Tailors Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Bull W. P., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.
Bulla Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 44 Jessie
Bulland B., cook Bordes & Lassalle, r. 308 Sutter
Bulland Benoit, r. 4 Scotland
Bullard Adin (Dresbach & Co.), r. Chico
Bullard James, r. 71/ Valencia
Bullard James A., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 2108
Hyde
Bullard James H., commission merchant, 114 Clay, r.
2108 Hyde
Bullard John J., clerk Frederick W. Harris, r. 517
Linden
Bullard L. G., bookkeeper J. B. Bourne, r. 706 Cal
Bullard Samuel, drayman James A. Brown
Bullard W. B., r. 41 South Park
Bullard William, teamster James A. Brown, r. 1112
Washington
Bullard William P., bookkeeper Bray Bros., r. 2108
Hyde
Bulleabach Anton, porter Hansen & Kuhl, r. 19
Lewis
Bullen James, contractor, r. 118 Eddy
Bullen John K., floorman Edward H. Doyle, r. 246
Third
Bullen Tupper, millwright, r. 18 M Ridley
BuUens Frank M., r. 433 (Sreenwich
Bullerdieck Nicholas (BuHjsrdieck & Mertz) , r. 1G32
Mission
Bullerdieck & Mertz (Nicholas Bullerdieck and Fred-
erick Mertz) , wood and coal, 1632 Mission
Bulletin Mining Co. (Mono Co.), A. Judson secretary,
office 320 Sansom, room 47
Bullier John F., hairdressing saloon, 162.5 Market
Bullinger Joseph, cellerman Q. Groezinger, r. W s
California Av, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
BUIiLION MINING- CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Jo-
seph Gruss secretary, office 418 California
Bullis Edward A., salesman Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 1.513 Steiner
Bull] vant Herbert E., bookkeeper S. W. Levy, r. 125
Hayes
Bnlhier Henry A., local policeman, r. 517 Guerrero
Bullock Benjamin V., clerk P. Dunlap.r. 1811 Steiner
Bullock Boyd, clerk freight auditor's office Central
Pae. E. E., r. Oakland
Bullock Ezra B., tripe, etc.. 7 Clay Street Central
Market, and Bay City Market, r. 1517 Larkin
Bullock L. L., real estate agent, office 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 1811 Steiner
Bullock Nathaniel (J. Russ & Co.), r. Eureka, Cal.
Bullock William K., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
.503 Folsom
Bullock William H. C, bag inspector E. Detrick &
Co., r. 1064 Howard
BTjL.L,OC'K <& JONES (John L. Jones), dealers
gents' furnishing goods, and merchant tailors,
105 Montgomery
Bullotti Constantine, employe Maison DoriSe, r. San
Gottardo Hotel
Bull's Head Stable. James Coyne proptr, NW cor
Fourteenth and Minna
Bull's Head Stock Yards, J. D. Koran & J. S. Moore
proptrs, SW cor Ninth and Howard
Bullwinkel Charles L., engineer S. F. Stock Brewery,
r. 2118 Powell
Bullwinkel Diedrieh. bartender C. Wrede, r. 419 East
Bullwinkel Henry, clerk Richard Ehrichs, r. SE cor
Battery and Vallejo
BuUwinkle Henry, barkeejjer Clans Flathmann, r.
SW cor Market and Steuart
Bull winkle John F., grocer, r. 26 Louisa, rear
Bulmer Peter, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Bulson John, engineer steam tug Eabboni, r. 241
Ninth
Bultman John H., clerk John H. Pohlker.r. NW cor
Howard and Twenty-sixth
Bulwer Mining Co. (Moi\o Co., Cal.) , William Willis
secretary, office 29 Nevada Block
Bumguard Henry, molder, r. 347 Jessie
Bumm (ieorge W. (Bumm k Smith) , r. 809 Leav
Bumm & Smith (George W. Bumm and Ashley L.
Smith), book and job printers, 521 Clay
Bumpus B. L., stock operator, r. 1.'09 Powell
Bumsted Edward H., traveling agent Fenkhausen &
Braunschweiger, r. 2327 Howard
Bunce Richard H., clerk Verandah Lodgings, r. SW
cor First and Mission
Bunce William, bookkeex^er, r. 1329 Sacramento
Bunckeu L. C, bookkeeper John Rae Hamilton, r. 517
Post
Bunckenberg Henry, cellarman Kohler & Frohling, r.
314 Tyler
Bixnderson Bov, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druids Hali
Bundschu Charles (J. Gundlach &Co.),r. 125 Chestnut
Bundy Caroline (widow) , r. 2 Yerba Buena
Bundy Edward, waiter, r. Ill Prospect PI
Bundy John H., messenger U. S. Mint, r. 10 Rondel
PI
Bundy Joseph A., porter Stable & Bernhard, r. Ill
Prospect PI
Bundy Thomas F., messenger Leland Stanford, Cen-
tral Pac. E. E., r. 12 Virginia
Buneman H. & Co. (E. Martinoni), importers and
wholesale dealers foreign and domestic wines,
321 Battery
Buneman Henry (H. Buneman & Co.), r. 123 Haight
Bunemann Charles, miner, r. '2202 Pine
Bunemann William, clerk Henry Nordbruch, r. 510
Filbert
Bumgard Joseph, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 636 Minna
Bunge Eobert, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. City of Sydney
Bunger Christian (Heitman & Bunger) , r. 1000 Bush
Bunker Carrie R. Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 2123 California
Bunker Charles D., clerk Henry S. Bunker, r. 1630
West Mission
Bunker Edward A., clerk C. F. Bassett & Co., r. 1630
West Mission
Bunker E. Louise Miss, assistant Eighth Street Pri-
mary School, r. '2634 Kearny
Bunker Frederick H.. porkpacker Eobert F. Bunker,
r. 1506 Jones
Bunker Frederick R., mining secretary, and secretary
Lassen County Laud and Flume Co., office 606
Montgomery, rooms 2 and 3, r. 6'23 Larkin
Bunker George, house carpenter, r. 446 Brannan
Bunker George F., assistant superintendent Fulton
Iron Works, r. 1816 Jessie
Bunker George F. Mrs. (widow) , r. 13 De Boom
Bunker Henry S., shij) and Custom House broker,
office 508 Battery, r. 1(>30 West Mission
Bunker Hill Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.), War-
ner Craig secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 9
Bunker Hill Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) , office
210 Sansom
Bunker James, deckhand dredger Harbor Commission
Bunker James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Bunker Paul, foreman Occidental Warehouse, r. 2011
Devisadero
Bunker Robert F., porkpacker, Ns Brannan, bet Fifth
and Sixth, depot 74-75 California Market, r. 195
Hyde
Bunker Sarah E. (widow) , r. 13 De Boom
Bunker Ten Eyck, clerk ticket auditors' office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 501 Geary
Bunker William W., clerk Post-oflice, r. "2020 Pine
Bunker WiHi,Mm M. (Stock Report Publishing Co.), r.
317 Powell
Bunn Edwin, teamster Rountree & McClure.r. 515 How.
Bunn James, shoemaker, 1002 Montgomery, r. 638 Sec-
ond
Bunnell Edwin F., dentist, 319 Kearny, r. Oakland
Bunnell James S., bookkeeper Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
•2610 Pacific Av
Bunnell Knfus, laborer John B. Williams, r. cor H and
Seventh Av
Bunner Albert, clerk J. W. Dwinelle, r. 714 Grove
Bunner Bessie Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 108 Ellis
Bunner H. A., physician, r. 320 Ellis
Bunner J. C, r. 108 Ellis
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
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Bonner Stephen, sergeant police City Hall, r. 1219
Webster
Biinster Annie B. Miss, r. 252 Second
Bunting Joseph, clerk, r. 458 Clementina
Bunting W. M., r. Grand Hotel
Buntling Edward, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
BUXTOX RICHARD, wiues and liquors, 640 Mar-
ket, r. 035 Ho-ward
Bunyard William F., carpenter Omnibus K. R.,r. 1833
Howard
Bunze Julius, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 451"^
Jessie
Bura Adolph, cigars and tobacco, 104 Dupont
Burbainer Charles, r. .502 Broadway
Burbauk Albert E. (Burbank & Meyers), r. 627 Third
Burbauk Charles, r. 1U65 Market
Burbauk H. H., agent, r. Overland House
Buibank Lester, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. Oakland
Burbank & Meyers (Albert E. Burbank and Frederick
Meyers) , laucy poultry, 43-44 California Market
Burbridge R. (widow), r. 219 Chattanooga
Burch John C. (Burch & Griffith) , r. 1301 Sacramento
Burch Patrick, laborer Central Pac. R. B, Freight
Depot, r. 726 Brannan
BURCH «k GRIFFITH (.John C. Burch and Arthur
H. Griffith), attorneys at law, office 526 Mont
Burch. 8ee Birch
Burchen Peter, driver City R. R., r. 227 Fifteenth
Burchers William, master mariner, r. 3 Riucon Court
Bunhim Kate Miss, domestic 527 Frankiln
Burckes Henry C, patrolman Safe Deposit Co., r.
108 Turk
Burckes Walter N., clerk, r. 108 Turk
Burckes Warren H., r. 108 Turk
Burckliardt Max, editor and proprietor Humorist,
office 622 Clay, room 12, r. Pine, bet Kearny and
Diipont
Burckhardt. See Burkardt and Burkhardt
Burd John L., clerk MuUen & Hyde, r. 323 Hyde
Burd K. M. (widow), bakery and confectionery, 323
Hyde
Burden Galen, physician, r. 1910 Gough
Burden Harvey, r. 25 3^ Sixth
Biirdell William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Burden Edward, plumber, r. 515!^ Bush
Burden Stephen F., painter, r. 533 Stevenson
Burdett William, laborer, r. S s Alta PI, near Sansom
Burdett William W., r. 104 Turk
Burdick Clark P., inventor, r. NW cor Shotwell and
Nineteenth
Burdick EdwardF., bookkeeper H. M. Newhall & Co.,
r. 1517 Tyler
Burdick E. L. Miss, teacher Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 430 Montgomery Av
Burdick George R., receiving teller Lazard Freres, r.
1517 Tyler
Burdick Marcus S., carpenter William Kreger, r. Oak-
land
Burdick Stephen W., first officer stm James M. Dona-
hue, r. NW cor Jackson and Davis
Burdick William L., policeman City Hall, r. 430 Mont-
gomery Av
Burdis John, seaman, r. 502 Broadway
BUREAU OF RECORDS (established 1848), C.
V. Gillespie, proptr, 522 California
BUrfeiud Herman, farmer. Lake Honda, near Alms
House •
Biirfeind Hermann, r. Popp's Hotel
BUrfeiud Martin, liquor saloon, 8W cor Mason and
Francisco
Burg Emlle, bookkeeper, r. SW cor Nineteenth and
Castro
Burg Frank D., waiter Pacific Mail stm Granada
Burgans Charles E., -gunsmith N. Curry k Brother, r.
1711 M Jones
Burgdorf Carl, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery
Burgdorf Gottlieb (Starck Ac Burgdorf), r. 501 Ellis
Burge Annie (widow), r. 17 Freelou
Burge Frank A., millhand, r. 17 Freelon
Burge J. M., ca.shier Davis Bros., r. 229 O'Farrell
Burgeineister August, tinsmith, 140 Second, r. 67 Na-
toma
Burgeon Adelbert J., porcelain i)aiiiter and repairer,
lOCi Dupont. room (>
Burger Ja.ob. hairdressing saloon, .523 Pacific, r. 815
Broadway
Surges John B.. boots and shoes, and fancy goods,
122 and 142 Third, r. 771 Mission
Surges Tristam, bookkeeper E. V. Hathaway, r. 1235
Pine
Burgess Augustus, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 10
Commercial
Burgess C. A., r. The Baldwin
Burgess Charles, horseshoer Abner Doble, r. Second,
bet Natoma and Minna
Burgess Charles M., hostler Junius G. Foster, Cliff
House
Burgess George, deputy County Assessor, r. 70S Cal
Burgess George H., engineer California St. R. R. r.
1431 Polk
Burgess George H., portrait painter, 126 Kearny, room
29, r. 818 Sutter
Burgess H., teacher music public schools, r. West
Oakland
Burgess Henry, driver John H. Kessing, r. 232 Minna
Burf,'ess James E., oyster and chop house, 306 Post
BurtiesB Michael, laborer, r. 34 DeBoom
Burgess Nicholas, policeuiau, r. 25 Langtom
BURGESS OSCAR O., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 329 Geary
Burgess Samuel, messman stm Ancou, Broadway
Wharf
Burgess William, r. 110 O'Farrell
Burget J. A., carpenter Sutter St. R. R.
Burgh John, r. 904 Kearny
Burghar August, cook, r. 312 Shotwell
Burgiu John F. Jr., salesman A. Roman & Co., r. 602
Geary
Burgman Charles, laborer Marco Vanoni, r. 146 Sec
Burgoyue Thomas, barkeeper Connolly & Kiernan, r.
815 Twentieth
Burguud Clement, waiter Golden Gate Hotel
Burhaus , cut;er Neville & Co.
Burhans Hermann, tailor, r. .520 'a Sutter, rear
Burhans William, tailor, r. 520!^ Sutter, rear
Buri Kaspar, porter, r. Helvetia Hotel
Burick David, plumber, r. 145 Silver
Buriug R. H., laborer, r. 247 Second
BURKARDT, MAX, importer engravings, chro-
mos, photographs, oil paintings, and manuf
frames, and passe partouts, and gilder, 545 and 547
Washington, r. 1602 Howard
Burkardt H. Z., painter, r. 635 California
Burkbaih George, brewer National Brewery, r. SEcor
Fultou and Webster
Burke , r. 1 Polk
Burke Albert, capitalist, r. 715 Howard
Burke Alfred J., mail clerk Evening Post, r. 2113 Jones
Burke Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Sophia Coney, r.
sW cor Fell & Fillmore
Burke .■Vndy, teamster .-Vndrew Onderdonk
Burke Annie (widow), r. 429 Chestnut
Burke Barbara (widow) , r. 2113 Jones
Burke Carrie Mrs., seamstress, r. 759 Market
Burke Catherine (widow), r. 2315 Larkin
Burke Cornelius, springmaker Pacific Spring and Mat-
truss Manufaitiiring Co., r. 2114 Mason
Burke Daniel, butcher, r. 44 Louisa
Burke Dauiel, laborer, r. 8 Noonau Av
Burke David, r. 5t)4H Sixth
Burke Dennis, laborer, r. 447 First
Burke E. A. (widow), r. 6 Martha PI
Burke Edmund, blacksmitli helper Fulton Ironworks,
r. 18 Natomu
Burke Edmund, laborer, r. Bruus" Hotel
Burke Edmund W., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 2113
Jones
Burke Edward, carrier Morning Call. r. 516 Pacific
Burkf Edward, expressman, SW cor Front and Calt-
I'ornia. r. 86 Brady
Burke Edward, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
Shastii, lir Georgia
Burke Edward, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth, betGuerrero
and Dolores
Burke Edward R.. r. 5 Leroy PI
BURKE ETHEI..BER'r, justice of the peace, and
attorney at law, office (iO(> Montgomery, room 8, r.
722 Turk
BURKE FRANK H., contractor and asphaltum
roofer, olHce 5J8 California, room ti
Burke Frederick M.. dairyman .\braui D. Miller, r.
W s San Bruno Ruad. i;r Silver Av
Burke Garret, carpenter, r. 1234 York
Burke George, actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 621 Cal
Burke Henry A., r. 15ii C'lemeiiiina
Burke Hugh M.,.iournall8t Evening Bulletin
Burke James, boxmaker F. Korbel iN; Bros., r. 122 Ship
Burke James, coalpasser Pacitic Mail S. S. Coliiiia
Burke James, expressman, S s Market, bet Fifth and
Sixth, r. cor Grove and Lott
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery,
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Burke James, laborer, r. 506 Eighth
Burke James, laborer, r. 1715^4 Stevensou
Burke Jaiues, machinist Tait A: Hainque, r. 903 Fol
Burke James, plasterer, r. 718 Cleiiientiua, rear
Burke James, plasterer, r. NE cor Tenth and Bryant
Burke James, porter Spring Valley Water Works, r.
20 Willow Av
Burke James, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Burke James, tailor, r. 2114 Mason
Burke James, tanner Main & Winchester, r. Globe
House
Burke James C, market, 1330 Folsom, r. 156 Clem
Burke James F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1715!^ Stevenson
Burke James M., porter S. F. and North Pac. R. R., r.
41 Pacific
Burke Johanna, pantrywoman St. Mary's Hospital
Burke John (Gould k Burke), r. 630}^ Minna
Burke John, blacksmith, r. 963 Folsom
Burke John, clerk, r. 191 Hyde
Burke John, driver N. B. and Mission E. R., r. 340}^
Fifth
Burke John, driver Sutter St. K. R., r. 1031 Sutter
Burke John, expressman, cor Fifth and Market, r.538
Birch Av
Burke John, laborer, r. 639 Post
Burke John, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Burke John, liquor saloon, 249 Third
Burke John, longshoreman, r. 115 First
Burke John, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Burke John, packer, r. 1022 Montgomery
Burke John, policeman City Hall, r. bOl Grove
Burke John, proptr Union Hotel, 511 and 513 Mission
Burke John, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 33 Crocker
Burke John, upholsterer, r. 140» Kearny
Burke John, silversmith, r. 2114 Mason
Burke John, stonecutter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Burke John, superintendent J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
191 Hyde
Burke John, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r. 3
Bartol
Burke John, waiter stm Xewbern
Burke John E., barber Frank Ballinger, r. 930 Mont
Buike John F., expressman. Market nr Stockton, r.
E B Bryant bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Burke John F., upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
1408 Kearny
Burke John H., r. 636 Commercial
Burke John H., capitalist, office 502 Montgomery,
room 3, r. 509 Jones
Burke John H., driver J. T. Magner & Co., r.817 Bdwy
Buri^e John I., mason, r. 7 Yerba Buena, rear
Burke John J., painter Henry Wagner, r. 156 Clem
Burke John K., varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co., r. 138
Hayes
Burke John M., carpenter, r. 319 Tenth, rear
Burke John P., machinist, r. 1105 McAllister
Burke Joseph, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 316 Fol
Burke Joseph, porter Lightner k Wedeles, r. 156 Clem-
entina
Burke Kate, domestic 299 Hyde
Burke Katie Miss, glovemaker, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Lewis, molder, r. 787 Mission
Burke Lizzie K. Mrs., vice principal South Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 1213 Clay
Burke Louisa M. Miss, r. 7 Yerba Buena, rear
Burke Lucy Miss, assistant Union Primary School, r.
2113 Jones
Burke M. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. O. Asten, r. 122
Shipley
Burke M., ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Burke Margaret (widow), r Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Burke Margaret (widow), lodgings, 35 Everett
Burke Martin, laborer, r. Vincent nr Montgomery
Burke Martin J. (Madison. Burke & Co., and Madison
& Burke) , r. 306 Leavenworth
Burke Martin J., clerk John McKew, r. 1408 Kearny
Burke Mary (widow), r. 1013>^ Folsom
Burke Mary Miss, domestic, 1423 Washington
Burke Mary Miss, dressmaker, 438 Hayes, r. SW cor
Fell and Fillmore
Burke Mattie Mrs., proprietress Gait House, 632 Mar
Burke Michael, baker W. Warner Henry, r. 61 Shipley
Burke Michael, capitalist, r. 715 Howard
Burke Miihael, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 514
Valencia
Burke Michael, contractor, r. 77 West Mission
Burke Michael, cutter Porter, Oppenheimer & Bles-
sing er, r. 26 Glover
Burke Michael, dairy, N s Central Road, ur Golden
Gate Park, r. N 8 Nineteenth, bet Eureka and
Douglass
Burke Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Scott
and Ellis
Burke Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 5 Wasjnoe PI
Burke Michael, laborer, r. 18 }i Gilbert
Burke Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 1314
Harrison
Burke Michael, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Burke Michael, porter Waterhouse & Lester, r. 406
Capp
Burke Michael, si^ecial policeman, r. NE cor Seven-
teenth and Church
Burke Michael, stonecutter, r. SE cor Howard and
Tenth
Burke Michael J., clerk, r. 1707 Powell
Burke Michael P., baker Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 61 J4
Shipley
Burke Milton G., blacksmith, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke Patrick, coal passer I'acific Mail stm Granada
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 15 Geneva
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. .544 Bryant
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 730 H. rrison
Burke Patrick, laborer, r. 1626 Eddy
Burke Patrick, laborer freight department Central
Pac. E,R.
Burke Patrick D. (Burke & McAsey) , r. 337 Bryant
Burke P. H., laborer, r. 4 White
Burke Philip, laborer, r. 739 Folsom
Liurke Richard, laborer, r. 15 J^ Frederick
Burke Richard, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 28 Na-
toma
Burke Robert, blacksmith Hottua & Hansen, r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Allan
Burke Robert, plasterer, r. 94 Colton, nr Twelfth
Burke Stephen, porter Lightner & Wedeles, r. 156
Clementina
Burke T. H., insurance agent, office 212 Sansom, r.
Oakland
Burke Thomas, bedmaker Oregon House, r. 228 Steu-
art
Burke Thomas, driver United Carriage Co., r. 542
Howard
Burke Thomas, machinist, r. 107 Silver
Burke Thomas, painter, r. SW cor Fell and Fillmore
Burke Thomas, plumber, r. 704 Howard
Burke Thomas, salesman Nolan Bros., r. Turk Street
Hotel
Burke Thomas, teamster, r. 725 Laguna
Burke Thomas, waiter, r. 642 Howard
Burke Thomas, watchman Palace Hotel
Burke Thomas F., gasfitter, r. 2114 Mason
Burke Thomas R., butcher James C. Burke, r. 156
Clementina .
Burke Walter, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 122
Shipley
Burke Walter J., music printer M. Gray, r. 5 Leroy PI
Burke William, r. 230 Perry
Burke William, car driver, r. 340 ^ Fifth
Burke William, carpenter, r. 5 Washoe PI
Burke William, carpenter, r. 2230 Bush
Bui ke William, clerk, r. 129 Fair Oaks
Burke William, laborer, r. 130 First, rear
Burke William, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., r E 8
Michi'-jan, nr Sierra
Burke William, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 787 Mission
Burke William, policeman City Hall, r. 122 Shipley
Burke William A., musical instruments and model
maker, 520 Pine, r. 5 Leroy PI
Buike William A. Jr., house and sign painter, r. 5
Leroy PI
Burke William C, r. 722 Turk
Burke William F., clerk San Francisco Clearing
House, r. 1213 Clay
Burke William F., policeman City Hall, r. 730 Har
Burke William G., deputy superintendent streets, r.
1717 Larkin
BURKE WIliIiIAM J., groceries and liquors, SE
cor Howard and Rausch
Burke William J., laborer Dr. George Munckton, 115
Leidesdorff
Burke William J., policeman City Hall, r. 517 Vallejo
Burke William L., proptr Valencia Street Restaurant,
E s Valencia, nr Twenty-sixth
Burke & McAsey (Patrick D. Burke, and David J
McAsey) , wines and liquors, 232 Brannan
Burke. See Bourke
Burkett Alexander, miller, r. 1617 Broderick
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Burkhard John, tailor, Eailroad Av, nr Tenth Av,
South S. F.
Burkhard Le^vis, carriagemaker, 856 Howard, r. 316
Sixth
Burkhard William J., sign painter Thomas Gospman
& Co., r. 31fi Sixth
Burkhardt Elizabeth (widow) , r. 1216 Pacific
Burkhardt George (Burkhardt & Hanson), r. 112 Sixth
Burkhardt George H., clerk Meader & Co., r. Oakland
Burkhardt Gustav, barber Otto Schoenwald, r. 127}^
Second
Burkhardt & Hanson (George Burkhardt, aud Henry
Hanson) , boots and shoes, ."i-tO Washington
Burkhart F., butcher City and County Hosjjital
Burkhart Frank, Bcenepainttr Standard Theater
Burkhart. See Burckhardt, and Burkardt
Burkhead William N., assistant foreman composing
rooms Evening Bulletin, r. 1932 Pine
Burkis Samuel, stage carjienter California Theater
Burkland J., upholsterer Alexander Jansen
Burks Charles I., contractor, 1013 Valencia, r. 932
Valencia
Burks John W., carpenter Charles I. Burks, r. 932
Valencia
Burla Peter upholsterer, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Burlacber Fritz, miner, r. S15 Montgomery
Burleman Henry, engineer Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
730 3<. I'nion
Burley John, butcher Lawrence & Brown, r. Railroad
Av, between Eleventh and Twelfth avs
Burley Robertson, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r.
17 Perry
Burling , Mrs., r. 61-71 St. Ann's Building
Burling B. L., clerk William H. Lent, . r. 209 Tenth
Burling Frederick, bookkeeper James W. Burling, r.
299 Hyde
BURLING JAMES "W., stockbroker, 113 CaUfor-
nia, r. 839 O'Farrell
Burling Jules, assayer, r. 299 Hyde
Burling Richard S., bookkeeper Michelssen, Brown
i^ Co., r. 23fi Kearny
Burling R. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 238 Kearny
Burling Simon M., bookkeeper Adolph Lewis & Co., r.
1023 Hyde
Burling William Mrs. (widow) , r. 299 Hyde
Burlingame James, r. Park Hotel
Burlinger Joseph, with G. Groezinger, r. W s Califor-
nia Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Burineister Alrich (Burmeister & Mehrtens and C.
Sancken & Co.), r. 1300 California
Burmeister F. H., projitr Cincinnati Hotel, 629
Valencia
Biirmei.ster Henry, waiter Edward Ohlen, r. 639 Pac.
Burmeister Otto, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 120
Sixth
Burmeister Peter H., steward Frederick Zeile, r. 033
Greenwich
Burmeister .fe Mehrtens (Alrich Burmeister and
August Mehrtens) , groceries and liquors, NW cor
California and Leavenworth
Burmester Henry H., proptr Government House, XW
cor Washington and Sansom
Burmeister Henry W., clerk L. Lebeubaum & Co., r.
1516 Polk
Burn Frank, carpenter, r. SE cor. Webster and Pine
Burn Hans, seaman, r. 11 Pacific
ISurnap James, grocer, r. 120 Leavenworth
Burnap John, commission merchant, 125 Davis, r. 120
Leavenworth
Burnell Edward, clerk, r. 1709 Gough
Burnell Frederick B. (J. H. Burnell k Brother), r.
Eleventh Av, bet G and H, South S. F.
Burnell J. H. & Brother (Frederick B. Burnell),
proptrs Albion Brewerv, Ninth Av, bet G and H,
Soutli S. F.
Burnell J. Haiulyn (J. H. Burnell & Brother) , r. Elev-
enth Av, bet G anil H, Soiith S. F.
Burnell Thomas, blacksiuithhelper William Deacon.
r. 22 Uausrh
Burnell William A., teamster, r. NE cor York and
Twenty-lifth
Burner H., student Barnard's Business College, r.
Oakland
Burner Henry, paints, oils, and artists materials, and
sign and ornamental painter. 631 Sac, r. 1001 Min
Burnes H. F., stevedore, r. 110 Greenwich
Burnes John, cMrpenter, r. Union Hotel
Burnes M., r. 321 Pacific
Burnes Michael, porter, r. 872 Mission
Burnes Peter, miner, r. 315 Jessie
Burness John E., machinist Kisdou I. and L. Works, r.
677 Harrison
Burnett Alexander S., capitalist, r. 1223 Pine
Burnett Alfred, clerk, r. 1032 Pine
Burnett Charles D., driver Market St. R. E., r. 1308 Ji
Steiner
Burnett Dwight J., secretary Pac. Commercial Co., r.
1112 Larkiu
Burnett Evan, molder Union Iron Wtjrks, r. 316 Beale
Burnett Evan Jr., molder Union Iron Works, r. 239
Fremont
BURNETT G. G., apothecary and druggist, 327
Montgomery, r. 250o Sacramento
Burnett James, engineer stm Pilot, r. 2816 Mission
Burnett John, laborer, r. 20 Minna
Burnett John H., ironmolder, r. 316 Beale
BURNETT JOHN M,, attorney at law, office 623
Montgomery, r. 1901 Polk
Burnett Jo.'^cph, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. N s
Haight, bet Buchanan and Webster
Burnett Joseph J., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 559 Howard
Burnett Kate Mme., ladies hairdresser, 110 Third
Burnett M. Mrs., r. 2007 Leavenworth
Burnett Margerv (widow), r. 712 Taylor
BURNETT PETER H., president Pacific Bank,
office NW cor Sansom and Pine, r. 610 Jones
Burnett Richard, bellman The Baldwin, r. 316 Beale
Burnett Ricliard, expressman, r. 051 Bryant
Burnett Richardson D., collector, r. 1223 Pine
Burnett T. T., stockbroker, r. 2501 Bush
BURNETT WELLINGTON C, city and county
attorney, office New City Hall, third floor, r. 1916
Broadway
Burnett William, carpenter, r. 28 Everett
Burnett William, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Burnett William, tv^ie founder, r. 703 Taylor
Burnett William e", r. 139 Bush
Bumham Benjamin F., salesman J. J. Vasconcellos, r.
10 Sixth
Burnham Edward, superintendent Pioneer White
Lead Works, r. Marlborough House
Burnham Emory J. (Oriental Tea Co.) , r. 236M Sixth
Burnham Frank P.. architect Wolfe & Son, r. Oakland
Burnham Gilman JI., salesman Meigs Lumber aud
Ship Building Co., r, 317 Third
Burnham Henry, r. 509 Bush
Burnham H. Guy, driver A. T. Noble & Co., r. W s San
Jose Av, nr Thirtieth
Burnham James W. (James W. Burnham & Co.), r. 926
Dolores
BURNHAM JAMES \V, & CO. (John L. and
Henry Eckley) , importers carpets, furniture, up-
holstery goods, aud oil cloths, 018 Market and
15 and 17 Post
BURNHAM 31. P., editor Commercial Advocate,
office 526 Montgomery, r. 1717 Larkin
Burnham O. W., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Burnham Samuel S., carriagemaker M. P. Holmes, r.
255 Minna
Burnham William F., uj^holsterer Joseph Fredericks
& Co., r. 551 Tehama
Burnhope Alexander, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Burningstoue H. H., bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 820 Post
BURNS AARON M., State Harbor Commissioner
and marine siirvey<jr Hutchinson & Mann, office
320 California, r. Oakland
Burns A. L., chief clerk commissarj* subsistence mili-
tary division Pacific and department California
U. S. A., r. Oakland
Burns Andrew, teamster B. Dreyfus iV: Co., r. 328,',
Fulton
Burns .\nn Mrs., r. 117 Tehama
Burns Anna, domestic 123 Olive Av
Burns Anna, domestic 923 Pine
Biirns Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 613 J<. Minna
BumsB., laborer, 32 Market
Burns U.. waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 112 Minna
Burns Bernard, laborer, r. 632 Brannan
Burns Bernard, plumber, r. 1331 Ellis
Burns Bernard, waiter S. S. OregoB. r. 211 Second
Burns B. F., r. 905 Market
Burns B. J., r. 510 Stockton
Burns Bridget (widow), r. 1013 Alab.ima, rear
Burns Bryan, extraman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
3011 Sixteenth
Burns Bryan, laborer, r. 619 Second
Burns Caroline (widow), r. 20 DeBoom
Burns Catherine (widow), r. 1 White
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street. Novelties in Neck Wear.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 715 Kearny St.
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Burns Catherine (widow) r. 211 Franklin
Burns Catherine (widow), r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Ciiarles, teaiuster, r. 31(J Ivy Av
Burns Clayton J., clerk Post-office, r. Graham House
Burns Cornelius, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
W s Boyce, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Eose
Buiu.s D., laborer Kisdon I. and L. Works
Burns Daniel, whipmaker Keystone Whip Co., r. 623
Howard
Burns Daniel W., painter, r. 1311 Eddy
Burns Dennis, carpenter, r. 408 Jessie
Burns Dennis, waiter Occidental Restaurant, r. 916
Montgomery
Burns D. P., carpenter, r. 382 Dolores
Burns Edmond, expressman, r. SWcor Broderick and
Waller
Burns Edward, bartender Thomas Tierney, r. 316
Third
Burns Edward, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Davis,
r. 616 Capp
Burns Edward, horseshoer Patrick H. Burns, r. 58
Everett
Burns Edward, mechanic, r. 174 Perry
Burns Edward, teamster, r. 51.5 Howard
Burns E. J., merchant, r. Philadelphia House
Burns Eli H., groceries, r. 1 Eddy
Burns Ellen, domestic Mrs. Eloise Chamberlain, GOO
Bush
Burns Ellen Miss, domestic 117 Franklin
Burns Eugene, expressman, NW cor Dupont and
Jackson, r. 25 Stone
Burns Eugene, teamster, r. 21 Fulton
Burns F. J., master mariner, r. 1809}^ Bush
Burns Frank, r. 3 Chatham PI
Burns Frank, stableman Frank Powell, r. 850 Howard
Burns Frank A., bookkeeper W. H. Hill, r. 1621 Web-
ster
Burns Frederick, elevatorman Safe Deposit Build-
ing, r. 417 Stevenson
Burns Gaty A., shipping clerk George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 1621 Webster
Burns G. G., quartermaster Pacific MailS. S. Granada
Burns Henry, boots and shoes, 210 Third, r. Graham
House
Burns Henry, contractor and builder, r. 715 Natoma,
rear
Burns Henry Jr., driver, r. 1031 Pacific
Burns Henry B., master mariner, r. 1008 Union
Burns Henry E., r. 616 Kearny
Burns Henry J., agent Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, office 614 Merchant, r. 325
Seventeenth
Burns Hugh, tireman Siwing Valley Water Works
Burns Hugh, laborer, r. 440}^ Jessie
Burns Hugh, laborer, r. 909 Geary
BURNS HUGH, wines and liquors, 1266 Market, r.
629 Vallejo
Bums Isidore, shipsmith, 20 Steuart, r. 502 Powell
Burns J., packer. Code, Elfelt & Co., 1811 Stevenson
Burns James, carriage finisher William A. Mowry, r.
319 Tenth
Burns James, hackdriver Patrick Canavan, r. 1125
Howard
Burns James, hostler Clay St. Hill B. K., r. 1445
Leavenworth
Burns James, laborer, r. 248 Jessie
Biirns James, laborer, r. 34 Minna
Burns James, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Burns James, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 2404 Post
Burns James, laborer Diggins Bros., r. 2512 Sutter
Burns James, laborer James F. McCormick, r. Fulton,
bet Scott and Devisadero
Burns James, laborer Mechanics' Foundry, r. 536
Mission
^urns James, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetrey, r. S s
Point Lobos Av, bet Boyce and Parker Av
Burns James, machinist, Kisdon I. and L. Works
Burns James, porter Davis & Cowell, r. cor Mission
and Fifth
Burns James, sailmaker, r. N s Seventeenth, bet
GueiTero and Dolores
Burns James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Burns James, watertender Pacific Mail stm Dakota
Burns James H., r. 17 Leidesdorff
Burns James H., r. 236 Eleventh
Burns James I., harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1930 Stevenson
Burns Jennie, domestic 1316 Geary
Burns John, r. S s Fourteenth, W of Guerrero
Burns John, boatbuilder Martin Vice, r. 610 Howard
Burns John, boatman, and extraman Engine No. 5,
S. F. F. D., r. 1219 Stockton
Burns John, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Burns John, cooper Charles Sealy, r. North Pacific
Hotel
Burns John, engineer Moynihan & Aitken
Burns John, hustler Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1445 Leav
Burns John, laborer, r. 11 Haggin
Burns John, laborer, r.59 Stevenson
Burns John, laborer Hancock and Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Burns John, merchant, r. 223 Fifth
Burns John, plumber, r. 59 Clementina
Burns John, porter, r. 205 Union
Burns John, salesman James W. Kyan, r. 1930 Stev
Burns John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Burns John, solicitor E. Peltijohu, r. 929 Mission
Burns John, teamster Lauterwasser & Smith, r. 254
Clark
Burns John, undertaker James McGinn, 863 Market
Burns John Jr., car driver Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1445
Leavenworth
Burns John C, carpenter, r. 417 Stevenson
Burns John E., baker, r. 1313 Sacramento, rear
Burns John E., stock broker, r. 9 Glen Park Av
Burns John H., oyster and coffee saloon, 517 California,
r. 326 Bush
Burns John H. Jr., printer, r. 720 Market
Burns John L., traveling salesman, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Burns John M., compositor Daily Stock Report, r. 319
Tenth
Burns Joseph, engineer, r. 521 J»S Natoma
Burns Joseph, hackman. Union Square, r. 16 Bourbiu
Burns Joseph, ironmolder, r. 14 Tehama
Burns Joseph, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Burns Joseph, molder Industrial Iron Works, r. 559
Howard, rear
Burns Joseph A., carpenter, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Burns Joseph T., real estate, r. 236 Eleventh
Burns Kate (widow) , r. 615 Minna
Burns Kate Miss, r. N s Green, nr Sansom
Burns Kate Miss, shoefitter Marks and Berliner, r. 615
Minna
Burns Lizzie Miss, domestic 2520 Bryant Av
Burns Marianne Miss, domestic 718 O'Farrell
Burns Martha Mrs., r. 309 Austin
Burns Murtin, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 407 Te-
hama
Burns Martin, laborer Jas. F. McOormick, r. Fulton,
bet Scott and Devisadero
Burns Mary (widow) , r. 236 Eleventh
Burns Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 613 M Minna
Burns Mary Miss, laundress Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth avs,
South S. F.
Burns Matthew, horseshoer Patrick H. Burns, r. 58
Everett
Burns Maurice J., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1120 Harrison
Burns Michael, elevatorman Lick House
Burns Michael, laborer, r. 722 Grove
Burns Michael, laborer, r. N s Market, b^ Polk and
Larkin
Burns Michael, laborer Presidio Reservation
Burns Michael, longshoreman, r. 1 Liberty
Burns Michael, plasterer, r. 1031 Pacific
Burns Michael, porter Grand Hotel, r. 613 J^ Minna
Burns Mi<'hael, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Burns Michael,shoemaker Jory Bros.,r. 557}^ Natoma
BuiMB Michael, watchman Industrial School, r. 163
Tehama
Burns Michael Thomas, wiredrawer A. S. Hallidie, r.
1129 Folsom
Burns Minnie Miss, domestic 415 Van Ness Av ''
Burns M. L. Miss, r. 330 Geary
Burns Myra (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
Burns Orien, finisher Bradley & Rulofson,r. 435 Bush
Burns Owen, expressman, NW cor Jackson and Dup
Burns Owen, laborer, r. 2418 Bush
Burns Owen, iJlumber, r. N s Market, bet Polk and
Larkin
Burns Owen, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
Burns Patrick, cartman, r. 254 Clara
Burns Patrick, fireman stm City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Burns Patrick, fireman, r. 205 Union
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 368 Natoma
Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Mission
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, QuaJity, or Fit
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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I Burns Patrick, laborer, r. 1331 Minna
Burns Patrick, steward, r. 3ly Tenth
I Burns Patrick, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
I Burns Patrick H. horseshoer, tiTO Mission, r. 58 Everett
I Burns Patrick J., blacksmith, 108 Jessie, r. 45 Clem
j Burns P. D., clerk II. Warde & Co., r. 31'J Tenth
Burns Perry, bartender John H. Burns, r. 720 Market
I Burns Peter, boatman, r. 1011 Battery, rear
Burns Peter, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 426 Sixteenth
Burns Peter, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Burns Peter, soapmaker, r. 1022 Alabama
Burns Peter, tanner Cornelius 0'Donnell,r. 410 Perry
Burns Peter, veterinaiy surgeon, r. tiO'JJ^ Grove
Burns Richard, stevedore, r.W s Bauk8,nr Courtlaud Av
Burns Robert, porter Henry Bruus, r. 514 Bush
Burns Robert M., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 549
Howard
Burns Sarah (widow) , dressmaker, r. 818 Fifteenth, nr
German Hospital
Burns Stephen, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1626 Tyler
Burns Thomas, gasfitter, r. 1930 Stevenson
Burns Thomas, laborer, r. 1182 J^ Harrison
Burns Thomas, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
34 Miuna
Burns Thomas, shuttermaker Pioneer Iron Works, r.
58 Everett
Burns Thomas, stevedore, r. 30 De Boom
Burns Thomas, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Burns Thomas, teamster Wilkins & Foy, r. 9 Austin
Burns Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
Burns Thomas, wireworker, r. 212 Broadway
Bums TliomasSr., r. 1U31 Paciiic
Burns Thomas P., bookkeeper U. S. Coast Survey, r.
319 Tenth
Bums Thomas P., lead burner and foreman Golden
City Chemical Works, r. 326 Seventh
Burns Thomas W. (Kelly &; Burns) , r. 184 Jessie
Burns William, clerk, r.322 Fifth
Burns William, filecutter Martin Kelly & Co., r. 510
Natoma
Burns William, fireman Central Pac. R. R. Go's stm
Transit, r. 23 Clementina
Burns William, sectioiimau Southern Pac. R. R. Co.
Burns William, steward Hose No. 2., S. F. F. D., r.
Post, nr Fillmore
Burns William U., r. 1621 Webster.
Burns William W., Eieut. dd. U. S. A., Chief Com-
missary of Subsistence Military Division Pacific,
Presidio Reservation, r. The Baldwin
Burns. See Beirne, Beirues and Byrnes
Burneen Martin, r. 17)4 St. Mary
Burnside Jean Miss, teacher elocution, r. 25 Taylor
Burnside Smith Mrs. (widow), r. 501 Post
Burr , carpenter, r. 8 Polk Lane
Burr Alfred, designer and engraver Dewey & Co.
Burr Amos, r. 224 McAllister
Burr Bartlett (Burr & Lawrence), r. NE cor Capp and
Sixteenth
Burr Benjamin J. (Burr k Fink) , r. 1028 Jackson
Biirr C. A., attorney at law, r. 1826 Jessie
BURR C. C. «fc CO. (Maiy Hudson, widow of H.
C.Hudson), successors to H. C. Hudson & Co.,
manufs mustards, spices and drug grinders, fac-
tory 2111 Stncktim, office 116 Frnnt
BURR C. H. 6i G. W., weather strips, 667 Miss
Burr Charles 11. (C. H. >\: G. W. Burr) , r. 662 Willow Av
Burr Charles H., painter Gumpcrtz & Spanier, r. 447 >4
Natoma
Burr Clarence C. (C. C. Burr & Co.) , r. NE cor Filbert
and Van Ness Av
Burr Edmund C, chemist, r. 1722 Vallejo
Burr Edson, r. 15 Taylor
Burr Eli B., auditor Savings and Loan Society, 619
Clay r. Hll Twenty-first
Burr E. Willard, r. S s Filbert, nr Pidk
Burr Georgi, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 825
JacKson
Burr George W. (G. H. & G. W. Burr), r. Deadwood,
Dakota
Burr (ieorge W., molder, r. 30 Park Av
Burr John, fi>reman machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
918 Tweiitii th
Burr K. H. Mrs., boarding, 1403 Polk
Burr Levi, pmptr Eureka House, Bay, bet Dupont and
Kearny
Burr Riehiird, ship carpenter, r. 101 Tehama
BURR «Si KIN'K (Benjamin J. Burr and James L;
Fink), merchant tailors, NE cor Montgomery,
Post and Market
Burr & Lawrence (Bartlett Burr and Birch Lawrence) ,
poultry and game, 33-34 Mission Market
Burras Isaac, machinehand California Cracker Co., r.
1511 Dupont
Burrell Charles, examiner drugs Custom House, and
physician, oifice and r. 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward, r. 1322 Mission
Burrell Edward H., night inspector Custom House, r.
1711 Howard
Burrell Ludo, r. 16 Rincon PI
Burrell T. C. Mrs. (widow), r. 910 Taylor
Burrell Walter, driver Central R. R.
Burrell William H., furniture, 24 Fourth, r. 339 Sixth
Burrer Joseph, steward Park Hotel, 26 Turk
Burress Russell T., liiborer, r. 311 Main
Burri Gasper, Swiss Beuev. Soc, 5V4 Kearny
Burridge Benjamin W., silverplater S. F. Plating
Works, r. 245 Eighth
Burrie E. J., drayman, 405 Front
Burriugton A., fireman stm Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Burriiigton Albert, miner, r. 2816 Laguna
Burrin^rton Allen, lithot^rapher, r. 2S16 Laguna
Burris Butler, bookkeeper Laiiders & Co., and mining
secretary, office 2 Nevada Block, r. 418 Braunau
Burris Caroline E. (widow), r. 16 Freelon
Burris Eugene W., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 16 Freelon
Burris James, cook, r. 27 Ireelou
Burris John, laburer J. 'SI. Comerford
Burris Perry, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 728 How
Biuris Robert, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Burroughs .Ann (widow) , r. 85 St. Ann's Building
Buriiiughs Eugene, waiter Palace Hotel
Burroughs Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel
Burroughs Kittie Miss, saleslady Wurkheim & Co., r.
St. Ann's Building
Burroughs William, selector O. Lawton & Co., r. C28)4
Jessie
Burrowes George, carpenter M. k A. Hansen, r. N s
Birch Av, nr Buchanan
Burrowes Geoige Rev. D. D., professor S. F. Theo-
logical Seminary, r. 19 Haight
Burrowes William, carpenter, r. N s Birch Av, nr
Buchannan
Burrows Edward M., ship clerk, r. 277 Minna
Burrows Eunice (widow) , r. 814 Bush
Burrows Frank D., clerk W. J. Heney & Co., r. 1229
Pierce
Burrows George R., r. 1406 Mason
Burrows Hannah (widow), r. Es Alabama, bet Twenty-
filth and Twenty-sixth
Burrows H. L., commission merchant. ofl&ce402 Front,
r. Oakland
Burrows John, laborer, r. 339 Duncan
Burrows John, seaman stm Monterey, Broadway
Wharf
Burrows Julia Ann (widow), r. Fairmount tract, nr
Scbool Hoiise
Burrows Mary A. (widow) , r. 1229 Pierce
Burrows Richard, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Burrows Thomas, carpenter, r. Germauia, bet Steiner
aud Fillmore
Buriows William H., machinist H. M. Black & Co., r.
1229 Pierce
Bnrscough Henry, capitalist, r. 4.57 Bryant
Bursoii James N., foreman Stevenson & Co., r. 540
Jessie
Btirson J. W., engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 627 Ellis
Burt Andrew, boxmakt r Union Box Factory
Burt Charles, blacksmith, r. .54 First
Burt David, teller Bank British North America, r. 609
Jones
Burt Edwin F. (Burl ^V Co.) , r. 2408 California
Burt George, steamboat steward, r. 625 Davis
BurtJ.Ous, general purchasing agent country mer-
chants, anil mining emu panics, office 116 Front, r.
Oakland
Burt J. H., carijeuter, r. 2 Goldman PI
Burt John, laborer Andr«'w Onderdonk
Burt John F., watchmaker Alfred J. Barrett, r. 44
Second
Burt Samuel, compositor S. F. Chroniclo, r. 1111
M.tson
Burt William, waitir stm Anron, Broadway Wharf
Burt William F. (Arnheim ,V: Burt), r. 3'^ Liberty
Burt William J., housemoycr, r. 2817 Mission
BURT «k CO. (Kdwin F. linrt and David M.Gove),
druggists, 2408 California
B\irt. See Bert
Burtchell John, carpenter, r. 1914 Union
Bullock Si Jones, 1C5 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright «Ss Warner's Merino Underwear
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Burtchell William, gasfitter, r. 1914 Union
Burtell James, r. 1038 Mission
Burtis (widow) , r. 42(J Kearny
Bui-tis William B., city agent Scottish Commercial
InRnrauce Co., office 41:t California, r. 075 Mission
BURTOM ALiE HOUSE, C. Barr proptr., 534 Cal
Burton Augustus, bookkeexjer, r. -436 Hayes
Burton Charles, seaman, r. '238 Steuart
Burton Charles E., clerk Bowen Bros., r. 109 Fifth
Burton Charles E., fireman Palace Hotel
Burton Charles F., clerk Pringle & Hayne, r. 102-1
Washitigton
BURTON CHARLES H., president National
Gold Bank and Trust Co., office NW cor Mont-
gomerj' and California, r. 1024 Washiugt'ju
Burton Cliarles O., furnished rooms, 109 Fifth
Burton Edward, capitalist, r. 2029 Pine
Burton Edward, upholsterer George M. Williams, r.
450 Minna
Burton Emily (widow), r. 229 Third
Burton George, butcher, r. 508 }<i Grove
Burton George A., driver M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 508 )$
Grove
Burton George W., publisher Sun Francisco Prices
Current, office 508 Clay, r. Alameda
Burton Harry, salesman Keaue Bros., r. 109 Fifth
Burton Henry, carpenter, r. 4.50 Minna
Burton H. F., driver City Cab and Transfer Co.
Burton John, foreman patternmaker Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 503 Fulsom
Burton John C, longshoreman, r. 021 East
Burton London, whitener, 182 Stevenson
Burton Sophia (widow), r. 4o(i Hayes
Burton Susie Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. 100 Fifth
Burton William, clerk, r. 303 Jessie
Burt(jn William, stationery, 229 Third
Burton William H., seaman, r. 440 Brannan
Burton William A.,manuf awnings, and steam boil-
ers and pixies felted, 150 New Montgomei'y
Burton William W., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 740
Market
Bury Colin H., mining, r. 404 Sixth
Busac Belmore F., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 2518
Sacramento
Busby Frederick H., manuf gloves, 119 and 120 Mont-
gomei'y Block
Buscachi Baptista, tinsmith, r. 526 Vallejo
Buscelle James K., collector Waterhoiise & Lester, r.
1724 Mission
Busch Edward, cook Shasta Street House, Potrero
Busch Elizabeth Mrs., cigarmaker HoUing Bros., r.
124 Seventh
Busch Henry, photographer, office and r. 059 Clay
Busch Jacob, baker H. Diedrich, r. 213 Stevenson
Busch John, butcher, r. 203 Stevenson
Busch Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 124 Seventh
Buschardt Edward, bakery, SW cor Hitch and Brannan
Buscher William, waiter California Kestaurant,r. 20Ji
Washington Av
Biiscliert George, shipcarpenter, r. 220 Francisco
Buschmann John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fol-
som and Third
Buser Ernest, boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 510 Jack
Bush A. H., clerk freight auditor's office Central Pac.
R. R., r. "22 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth •
Bash Alonzo, driver Wells, Fargo & Co.j r. Stevenson
Building
Bush Archibald J., clerk Fred. A. Wheeler, r. 113
Olive Av
Bush Augusta Miss, r. 2108 Howard
Bush C, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Bush Carl W., x)ainter and i^aperhanger, 5 Anna
Bu»h Charles, denti^^t Bush & Ralls, r. 2108 Howard
Bush Charles, expressman, r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Charles J., woodcarver, r. E s Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Bush Charles P.. policeman City Hall, r. 523 Post
Bush David (Bush & Scudder), r. S s Sutter, bet Scott
and Devi sadero
Bush Edward, teamster, r. 14 Heron
Bush Frederick, teamster Frederick Schuster, r. 425
Valencia
Bush George, laborer, r. Fifth Av, Hunter's Point,
South S. F
Bush George, laborer, r. S s Silver Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Hoad
Bush Henry, butcher Christopher Dunker, r. 332 Fre-
mont
Bush Henry, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Bush Henry T., bookkeeper Bush & Scudder, r..ll3
Olive Av
Bush Herman, waiter, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Bush Howard R., bookkeeper James F. Daly, r. 136
Sixth
Bush Hyman P., deputy clerk Supreme Court of Cali-
fornia, office 640 Clay, r. 905 Market
Busli Jacob, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. S 8 Hum-
boldt, bet Vermont and Kansas
Bush John, boilermaker, r. 1234 Vallejo
Bush John, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r. 514
Grove
Bush John, expressman NE cor Pine and Sansom, r.
817 J^ Capp
Bush Louis (Bush & Ralls), r. 2108 Howard
Bush Louis, cellarman B. Dreyfus k Co.
Bush Louis, machinist I. H. Small, r. 248 Fourth
Bush Mary, domestic 2216 Howard
Biisli Nathan, with Tobias Bush, r. 1020 Folsom
Bush Nathaniel, furniture, 1020 Folsom
Bush Norton Mrs. (widow), actress, r. 211 Polk
Bush Peter, fancy goods and varieties, 248 Fourth
Busli Philliii, liquor saloon, 1050 Folsom
Bush Street Theater, Charles E. Locke proptr, S s
Bush, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Bush Tobias, coffee saloon, 1122 Market, r. 1020 Fol-
som
BUSH & RALlLS (L. Bush and R. F. Ralls), den-
tists, 8 Kearny
Bush & Scudder (David Bush and Charles L. Scud-
der) , importers gasfixtures, phunbers' supplies,
and sanitary goods, '22 Post
Busher Charles, master mariner, r. 10-59 Mission
Bushman William (Steiger & Bushman), r. 213
Mason
Bushnell Edwin W., salesman S. and G. Gump, r.
14'29J^ Mission
Bushnell Frank N., engineer Southern Pac. B. R., r.
■2(l'24 Folsom
Bushnell William E., captain stm El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, r. 511 O'Farrell
Bushway Ellen (widow), r. 822 Filbert
Bushway Maurice, machinist S. B.Walkington, r. 822
Filbert
Busnacker Robert, peddler, r. 937 Folsom
Buss Gerhard, baker A. E. Swain, r. 119 Clinton
Buss Henry, cook Emil A. Eugelberg, r. 522 Filbert
Buss J. (Buss&Hensler), r. '209 Treat Av
Buss Jacob, rook Emil A. Engelberg, r. .522 Filbert
Buss Jacob, mate schr Anna Aden, r. NW cor Howard
and Steuart
Buss John, baker, r. 119 Clinton
Buss Philip, cook Emil A. Engelberg, r. 637 Bdwy
Buss & Hensler (J. Buss and A. Hensler), proptrs
Pioneer Brewery, 209 Treat Av
Bussani Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bussche Alphoso V. D., teacher languages, '223 Filth
Busscough Lizzie Miss, assistant Lnguna Honda
School
Busse Morris, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1411 Larkin
Busse William, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. Oakland
Bussey John, r. 533 Commercial
Bussolino Severino, shoemaker, 1505 Dupont
Bust William, carpenter, r. 412 Clementina
Bustainante Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 830 Jackson
Bustamaute Rosa (widow), r. 443 Green
Bustamante Thomas, cigar dealer, r. 830 Jackson
Busteed Ann (widow), r. E s Mission, bet T-wenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Buster W. H., student Hcald's Business College
Busiillos Rajihael, marblecutter Leon R. Meyers, r.
819 Vallejo
Buswell Ahxauder, carpenter, r. 350 First
BUSWEL.L, AJLEXANOER, bookbinder, paper-
ruler and blankbook manuf, 621 Clay, r. 1005
Union
Buswell Edwin A., clerk H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1005
Union
Buswell Georae F., patternmaker William F. Buswell,
r. 350 First
Buswell William F., bookbinder Alexander Buswell,
r. 10i)5 Union
Buswell William F.. mill-wright and patternmaker,
2'23 Mission, r. 350 First
Butcher Henry, laborer, r. 1745 -Market
Butcher James H., butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and
N, South S. F.
Butcher John, butcher, r. SE cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
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Butcher Josephine Mrs., groceries, 1745 Market
Butcher Samuel, laborer, r. 266 Jessie
Butenop Henry, groceries and liquors, 625 Pacific, r.
606 filbert
Butenop Henry C, clerk Henry Butenop, r. 625 Pacific,
rear
Butler Alban B., livery and boarding stable, 408 Bush
r. Russ House
Butler Andrew, driver Angel Bouterious
Butler Ben. F., carpenter, r. 2534 Webster
Butler Bettj' (widow) , r. 338 Shipley
Butler Bridget (widow) , domestic 602 Buchanan
Butler C. C, r. 549 Folsom
Butler Charles A., photographer Dames & Hayes, r.
20 Hickory Av .
Butler Charles C, real estate, office 524 Merehant, r.
NE cor Sutter and Steiner
Butler Charles G., (Schmidt & Butler), r. 124 Eddy
Butler Charles H., captain stm Gussie Telfair, Main
Street Wharf
Butler Elizabeth (widow), r. 315 Filbert
Butler Ellen (widow) , r. 'J Juniper
Butler Ellen (widow) , r. 571 Howard, rear
Butler Frederick S., bookkeeper S. B.Wakefield & Co.,
r. 338 Fremont
Butler George, r. 308 Sutter
Butler George E., in.surance manager Cross & Co., r.
1925 Taylor
Butler George F., r. .507 Stevenson
Butler George R., agent Overland Ticket Office, Ferry
Building, foot of Market, r. 1904 Laguna
Butler George R., mounter Dames & Hayes, r. 20
Hickory Av
Butler Gerald, clerk William J. Butler, r. 790 Folsom
Butkr Hannah (widow) , r. 707 Ash Av
Butler Hurry, cook Arthur Boothe
Butler Henry, coachman Joseph Figcl, r. 1414 Mc-
Allister
Butler Henry, janitor, r. 1407 Stockton, rear
Butler Henry Clay, carpenter Gilbert & Moore, r. 923
Valencia
Butler Henry E., seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Butler Henry M., lumberman, r. 116 Austin
Butler Henry W., chief clerk newspaper dex^artment
Post Office, r. 1012 Moiitgoiiiery
Butler Heury W., superintendent Commercial Hotel
Butler Jaiui s, ag^mt D. Cullaghan, r.' 1336 Natoma
Butler James, blacksmith, r. 315 Filbert
Butler James, cidermaker C. James King of Wm. &
Co., r. 317 Bush
Butler Janus, laburer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Butler James, laborer Savage & Son, r. E s Florida,
bet Solano and Butte
Butler James, president U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 105 Twenty-si.\th
Butler James H.. miner, r. 2 Glover
BUTL.ER JOHN', English Ale House, 7 Sutter and
506 Market, r. 2209 .>5teiuer
Butler John, foreman C. James King of Wm. & Co., r.
317 Bush
Butler John, laborer, r. 14 Tehama PI
Butler Jcjfin, stevedore A. C. Freese
Butlir John, student, r. 315 Filbert
Butler John B., inspector and district officer Custom
House, r. 7.52 Folsom
Butler John J., pressman A. L. Bancroft h Co., r. 118
O Farrell
Butler Jowu W., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
413 Oak
Butler John W., secretary Western Development Co.,
office NE cor Fourih and Townsend, r. 2217 How
Butler Joseph D., cUrk, r. 117 Webster
Buthr Joseph F., plumber John R. Craig, r. Oakland
Butler Joseph J., clerk Fcchheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. U23 Valencia
Butler Joseph It., tanner, r. Bryant Av, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
BVTL.KR M. A. Mrs., milliner and millinery, 28
Montgomery, r. HIH Eddy
Butler Margaret (widow), r. 923 Valencia
Butler Margaret (widow), tailoress, r. 919 Powell
Butler Margaret J. (widow) , tailoress, r. 790 Folsom
Butler Martin, r. NW cor Tenth and Bryaut
Butler Mary E., dressmaking, 223 Dupout
Butler Mary Mrs., dri'ssmaker, r. 117 M Webster
Butler Michael (liutler .V Cougdon), r. 846 Howard
Butler Michael, longshoreman, r. 6 Frederick
Butler Michael, roofer, r. 527 Miss^ion
Butler Michael, shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.
Butler Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works
Butler Patrick, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
BUTLER PATRICK P., importer millinery, and
straw goods, 28 Montgomery, r. 818 Eddy
Butler Patrick T. (Hogan & Co. | , r. 221 Twelfth
Butler Percy, clerk Payot, Upham & Co., r. Buss
House
Butltr Peter, stockdriver, r. cor Sansom and Valle.io
Butler Robert (Turner & Butler) , r. 790 Folsom
Butler Robert, seaman, r. King Street House
Butler Sarah, domestic 1C09 Sutter
Butler Theodore A., wood engraver, 520 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 923 Valencia
Butler Thomas, r. 512 Mission
Butler Thomas, (McGowan &. Butler), r. 593 Ash Av
Butler Thomas, bartender John M. Kelly, r. 529 Miss
Butler Thomas, butcher, r. Coso House
Butler Thomas, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Butler Thomas, entry clerk, r. 521 Minna
Butler Thomas, laborer, r. W s Tehama, bet Norwich
and Precita Av, Bernal Heights
Butler Thomas, labircr N. B. and Mission R. R.
Butler Thomas E., salesman A. Crawford & Co., r. 315
Minna
Butler Thomas J. (Adams & Butler) , r. 120 Oak
Butler Thomas J., tanner, r. Ss Parker, bet California
Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Butler Thomas R., bartender William Gilleran, r. 229
Third
Butler Tobias, plasterer, r. 133?^ Shipley
Butler Warren, clerk, r. 923 Valencia
Butler Washington, apprentice Pacific Iron Works, r.
2534 Webster
Butler Washington, machinist, r. 2534 Webster
Butler William, bricklayer, r. Grand Central Hotel
Butler William, clerk Isaac Lurch, r. 16 Freelon
Butler William, pedler, r. 36 Clay
Butler William, porter Burr « Fink, r. Oakland
Butler William, waiter Palai'e Hotel
Butler William J. Mrs., millinery, 13 Kearny, r. 1509
California
Butler William N., carriagejiairiter, r. 83 Clementina
Butler Xaverius, scissorsgrinder, r. 115 Second
Builer & Cougdon (Michael Butler, and John Cong-
on) , ball and racket court. K46 Howard
Butler. See Beutler and Buttler
Butt Alfred, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. 561
Natoma
Butt Christopher 0., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Nineteenth and Stevenson, r. 1804 Stevenson
Butt John, longshoreman, r. 424 Broadway
Butt Peter N., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sutter
and Laguna
Butte Hydraulic Jliniug Co., George W. Deitzler
president, 215 Geary
Butfelmauu Henry, clerk C. C. Butt, r. 1804 Stevenson
Buttelmauii O. D. (liulsmanu & Buttelmanu), r. SW
cor Mi.ssiou and Twenty-third
Buttelmanu William, coi)k Palace Hotel, r. 263 Stev
Buttertield Don Carlos, mining, r. 1030 Folsom
Buttertield Frederick L. (Krueger & Butterfield) , r.
1106 Howard
Butterfield Frank AV., bookkeeper William Butter-
field, r. 109 Montgomery
Butterfield Frederick, wagonmaker, 1106 Howard
Butterfield Olive P. (widow), with Singer Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 134 Ridley
Buttertield Richard O., boots and shoes, 779 Market,
r. 513 Ellis
Butterfield Robert O. (M. Miller & Co.), r. 513 Ellis
Buttertield Rosalind Mrs. (M. Miller & Co.), r. 513
Ellis
Butterfield William, auctioneer and real estate, office
109 Montgomery, r. Menlo Park
Butterfield William E. (R. O. Graves & Co.), r. 513
Ellis
Butterick E. & Co.'s Pattern Agency Deming & Barret
agents, 124 Post
Butterley Edward, fireman stm Oregon, r. 27 Clem
Butters .John S., seaman, r. 20^4 Rausch
Butters Lizzie Mrs., housekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
ButterwoFth Henry, r. IH Folsom Av
Butterworth James, tinner and plumber, 1149 J^ Fol-
som, r. 1139,V> Folsom
Butterworth John, r. 1139 W; Folsom
Butterworth Mary A. (widow), r. 1820 Clay
Butterwortli Sarah (widow), boarding, r. N s North
Point, iir Larkin
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., fancy goods, 1139 >6 Folsom
Butterworth Thomas, glasscutter William Hoist, r.
1139 3<j Folsom
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Buttgeubach Joseph, sausage factory, 550 Fourtli
Buttimer John, coachniau, '2018 Union
Bultini Yincfuzo, Italian iJenev. Sec, 423 Wash
Buttle John, carpenter, r. 2325 Harrison
Buttle William, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, r,
2325 Harrison
Buttleman Dora, domestic 2028 Mission
Buttleman Johanna Miss, don^estic 218 Haight
Buttly Thomas, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 51-1
Valencia
Buttner August, liquor saloon, r. 637 Minna
Bnttner Charles, painter, r. 529 Valencia
Buttner H., machinist, r. 519 Sacramento
Buttner Henry, baker Charles Dellwig, r. 210 Clara,
rear
Buttner Henry A., local policeman, r. 515 Guerrero
Buttner Hermann, teacher music, r.'l.ill Mason
Biittner John, patternmaker Eisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 34 Tehama
Buttner Mary Mrs., shirtmaker, r. 637 Minna
Butzke William, upholsterer J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 552 Natoma
Buxton Annie M. (wido-w) , r. 362 Jessie
Buxton Frank (Buxton & Co.) , r. 820 Howard
Buxtou Nancy E. (widow) , r. 1710 Geary
Buxton Simon A., cook George Dawson & Co., r. 49
Everett
Buxton & Co. (Frank Buxton), groceries, teas, etc.,
137 Fourth
Buxtorf Christ, cigars and tobacco, 423 Sansom, r. 348
Third
Buwick William, upholsterer Alexander Jansen
Buyer Charles (Buyer, Reich & Co.)
Buyer, Reich & Co. (Charles Buyer, Leopold Reich,
and Leopold Diamant), importers and jpbbers
zephyr worsted, and fancy gooils. 129 Kearny
Buynieoust Joseph, butcher Occidental Hotel
Buzza Nicholas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 346
Beale
Buzzell Margaret Miss, sewing machine operator Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 314 Sixth
Buzzie Elizabeth (widow), r. 1309 Stockton
Buzzini G. (Buzzini & Gianettoni), r. 29 Sixth
Buzzini Joseph, clerk Martin Buzzini, r. cor Railroad
and Thirty-second avs. South S. F.
Buzzini Martin, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Ninth, r. cor Thirty-second and Railroad avs, South
S. F.
BUZZINI & GIANETTONI (G. Buzzini and M.
Gianettoni). wines and liquors, 29 Sixth
Buzzo Michele. Garibaldi Guard Armory-, 423 Bdway
Buzzo Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),JohnJ.
Scoville secretary, office 59 Nevada Block
Bye F. W., r. 659 Howard
Byer Bros. (James and Louis), liquor saloon, 219 Pac
Byer James (B, er Bros.) , r. 221 Pacific
Byer Louis (Byer Bros.) , r. 221 Pacific
Byers Henry K., solicitor Davis V. F. Sewing Machine
Co.,r. 328 Tyler
Byers John, local policeman, r. 1211 Montgomery
Byers John, wharfinger Pacific St. Wharf, r. 420 Green
Byers Robert J., clerk, r. 420 Green
Byerstaff Alfred, barkeeper, 539 Washington
Bytield William, laborer Charles H. Lane, r.Ws Wash-
ington Av, nr Precita PI
BYINGTON J. S., general agent John Hancoc7
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of Boston, office 41
California, r. 941 Valencia
Byles George, real-estate, r. 1913 Stockton
Byram Edward, policeman City Hall,r. 929 Greenwich
Byram Izanah (widow) , r. 929 Greenwich
Byram James F., upholsterer Gal. Furniture Manuf,
Co., r. 929 Greenwich
Byran Michael, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Byrd John T., confectioner G. F. Roberts, r. 21153<;
Fillmore
Byring O. H., repacker, NE cor Battery and Jackson
Byrne Alice Miss, music teacher, r. 340 Seventeenth
Byrne Alonzo, coffinmaker, McAulifle Ai Gard, r. 434
Tehama
Byrne Ann (widow) , r. 7 Park Av
Byrne Ann (widow) , r. 417 Tehama
BYKNE CALiLiAHAN, wood and coal, SE cor Turk
and Jones, r. 932 Pine
Byrne Charles, sailmaker, 7 Clay
Byrne Charles A., r. 2 Eighth
Byrne Daniel, engineer, r. 236 >i Townsend
Byrne Daniel, watchman The Hiberuia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 265^ Garden
Byrne Dennis, laborer, r. 15 Scott PI
Byrne Dennis, waiter Bergez & Klein, r 918 Mont
Byrne Edward, collector, 727 Fourth
Byrne F. M., foreman stereotyping rooms Evening
Post
Byrne Frances (widow) , r. 15 Scott PI
Byrne Frank, carpenter, r. SE cor Pine and Webster
Byrne Frank E,, third officer Pacifii' Mail stni Dakota
Byrne Henry L. (Murphy, Horn & Byrne) , r. 537 Sut-
ter
Byrne Hugh, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 440 J^
Jessie
Byrne James (Dougherty & Byrne) , r. 119 Welsh
Byrne James, bartender, rl39 Minna
Byrne James, carpenter, r. 522 Pine
Byrne James, carriagepainter, r. 424 Shipley
Byrne James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
316 Fourth
Byrne James F., carpenter, r. 1403 Scott
Byrne James F., teamster, r. 805 Grove
Byrne James K. (Robinson, Olney & Byrne), attorney
at law, office 310 Pine, rooms 35-41, r. 715 Polk
Byrne John, laborer Thomas Byrne
Byrne John, shipcarpenter, r. W s Tennessee, nr Mar-
iposa
Byrne John, waiter Fred. W. Kamps, SW cor Drumm
and Sacramento
Byrne John A., driver Market St. R. E., r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Byrne John A., janitor, r. 29 Drumm
Byrne John E., collector Murphy, Horn & Byrne, r.
537 Sutter
Bs'rne John F., grainer Hopps & Sons, r. 21 Har Av
Byrne John M., capitalist, office .533 Eear, r. 537 Sut
Byrne John M., clerk Murphy, Horn & Byrne, r. 537
Sutter
Byrne Joseijh, r. 512 Mission
Byrne Joseph, hackdriver, r. 16 Bourbin PI
Byrne Kate Miss, domestic 330 Oak
Byrne Margaret (widow), r. 932 Pine
Byrne Mary (widow), r. S s Shasta, nr Louisiana
Byrne Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 7 Park Av
Byrne Maurice, cooper Higgius & Green, Eleventh
Av, South S.-F
Byrne Minnie E., teacher music, r. 805 Grove
Byrne Nicholas, carpenter, r. 349 Minna
Byrne Patrick, coal passer stm Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Byrne Patrick laborer, r. W s Michigan, bet Shasta
and Butte
Byrne Patrick, laborer Thomas Byrne, r. Minna, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Byrne Patrick, longshoreman, r. W s Sansom, nr Fil-
bert, rear
Byrne Patrick, teamster, r. 420 Fulton
Byrne Patrick, teamster, r. 1420 Pacific
Byrne Patrick, teamster Paj. Commercial Co., r. 1327
Pacilic
BYRNE PATRICK, wood and coal, 407 Fourth
Byrne Patrick J., policeman City Hall, r. 182 Gilbert
Byrne Peter P., second assistant engineer stm George
W. Elder, Oregon S. S. Co., r. cor First and Bran
Byrne Phillip B., contractor, r. 2618 Bryant Av
Byrne Phillip B. Mrs., music teacher, r. 2618 Bryant Av
Byrne Richard, gardener, r. 3 Kwer PI
Byrne Stephen, tanner, r. W s Gunnison Av, nr Pre-
cita PI, Beriial Heights
Byrne Stephen Mrs., fancy goods, W s. Gunnison Av,
nr Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Byrne Stephen L., shademaker George W. Clark, r.
139 J^ Perry
Byrne Thomas, r. 510 Brannan
Byrne Thomas, broker, r. 340 Seventeenth
Byrne Thomas, contractor, r. 632 Fell
Byrne Thomas, Jr., cooper, r. 510 Brannan
Byrne William C, bookkeeper, r. 1215 Pacific
Byrne William J., janitor Irish-American Hall, r.l407
Devisadero
Byrnes David, teamster, r. 565 Stevenson
Byrnes Dennis, laborer R. Gallardo, r. 13 Scott PI
Byrnes George, oiler U. S. stm Richard Rush, r. 58 Na-
toma
Byrnes George, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
cor Union and Calhoun
Byrnes George F., clerk, r. 284 Union, rear
Byrnes James, laborer, r. 284 Union, rear
Byrnes James, plumber, r. 284 Union, rear
Byrnes James E, purser stm San Vicente, r. 203 Elev-
enth
Byrnes James F., drayman W. W. Montague & Co., r.
805 Grove
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Byrnes ' John, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Byrnes John, salesman, r. 58 Natoma
Byrnes John, tsamster, r. 1811 Stevenson
Byrnes John T., engineer, r. 1567 Kearny
Byrnes John T., miner, r. "233 Jackson
Byrnes Joseph T., ritrger and stevedore, r. 284 Union,
rear
Byrnes Katie A. Miss, r. 284 Union, rear
Byrnes Mary, domestic William Browning, r. 771 Fol
Byrnes Mar)- Ann ( ■widow I , r. 14u5 Devieadero
BjTues Miihael, r. S58 Howard
Byrnes Michael, expressman NE cor First and How-
ard, r. 41 Jessie
Byrnes Michael, teamster Koen & McCarthy
Byrnes Michael C, letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r. 58
Katoma
Byrnes Patrick, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Byrnes Patrick, laborer, r. SW cor Parker and Cali-
fornia Av, Bernal Heights
B\Tnes Patrick, laborer Pacific Boiling Mill, r.
Louisiana nr Shasta
Byrnes Robert, miner, r. 15 Lafayette
Byrnes S. A. Mrs., fancy notions, 2014 Filmore
Byrnes Sarah Mrs., seamstress, r. 5lS Natoma
Byrnes Stephen, saddler, r. 1111 Montgomery
Byrnes Thomas, apiireutice William T. Garratt, r. 1567
Keainy
B\Tnes William, r. Park Hotel
Byrnes William, finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. California Av, Twenty-ninth and Mission
Byrnes William, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Byrnes William A., stairbuilder California Mills, r.
1939 Stevenson
Byrnes W. H. (Buehler & Byrnes), r. 1939 Stevenson
Byrnes. See Burns
BYRON A. Li., miner, office 704 Sacramento, r.
Howard House
Byron Club, J. M. Rosenberj,', president , J. Kahn-
weiler secretary. 417 Kearny, room 4
Byron Daniel J., bricklayer, r. SW cor Nineteenth
and Shotwcll
Byron Jnhu M., bricklayer and contractor, r. SW cor
Nini teeuth and Shotwell
Byron Jusephine. domestic SE cor Pine and Mason
Byron Maria, domestic SE cor Pine au<l Mason
Byrciu Michael, extramau Hose No. 6, S. F. F. D., r.
McAllister, bet Webster and Buchanan
Byron Thomas, clerk iM. Grogan, r.32G Broadway
Byron William, clerk, r. 192(i Bush
Bysted John, carpenter, r. N. W. cor Fourth and
Townsend
Byxbee Algernon T., clerk, r, 1721 M Mission
Byxbee Elmer E., clerk, r. 1721 X Mission
Byxb.e (Tei>rge F.. clerk G. M. Josselyn & Co.,r. 1721Jj
Mission
Byxbte John F., lumber commission, office 22 Cali-
fornia, room 12, r. S22 Turk
Byxbee Robert G. (H. B. Ticheuor & C).), r. Fruit-
vale, Alameda Co.
Byxbee Theodore 8., bricklayer Sutter St. K. B., r.
1721 H Mission
Cabauot Bernard, laborer Francois Larroche, r. NE
<ur Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Cabauot Pierre, laborer Francois Larroche, r. NE cor
Sixth Av and M, Soiith S. F.
Cabert Edward, niinir, r. .5()ti Bryant
Cabinet Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
David Wilder secretary, office 328 Montgomery,
room 21
Cable William B., clerk Dewey & Jordan, r. Oakland
Cables Alfred H., barkeeper Frank's Restaurant, r.
1513 St.iner
Cables John II. .porter Frank's Restaurant, r. Oakland
Cabossel John, butcher Leon Dulion, r. 705 Pacific
Cabot Elias R., cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 1030
Guerrero
Cab()\irtt Claude, cook Ramon De Masserano
Caliral Casiiiiirt), tail'r. r. 520 Green
Cabrera E<luBrdo (Cabrera, Roma & Co.), r. 1717
Bush
CAIIKEK.X, KOMA »St CO. (Eduardo Cabrera
and J. M.iriaiu) Roma) , importers and commis-
sion merchHUts, 123 ('aliforiiia
Cacciari Silvester, fruit dealer, r. 1323 Minna
Cacciolo Joseph, liquor saloon, 27 Commercial
Cacero Giovanni, expressman, r. 1407 Kearny
Cach John, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 521
Howard
Cachise Gold & Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) .John D.
Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms
14 and 15
Cachot M. A., phvsician and surgeon, office and r. 34
Third
Cacia Gulielmo, teamster Giacomo Male, r. SE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Caddell John, conductor Market St. B. W., r. 1108
Steiner
Cadden John, painter Henry Wagner, r. 5 Rausch
Cadden Matthew, janitor Broadway Grammar School,
r. 627 Green, rear
Caddy Hannibal R., miller, r. 2402 Post
Caddy John, bridtrebuilder, r. 326 Treat Av
Cadeila Charles, laborer, r. SW cor Bay and Mason
Cademartori John, bootblack Hock ^c Perazzo, r. 511
Union
Cademartori Lnigi. r. C06 Greenwich
Cadenau John JI.. waiter Maison Doree, r. 6 Jane PI
Cadenazzo Joseph, clerk, r. 324 Vallejo
Cadigan Cornelius, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 13 Bal-
dwin Court
Cadigan James, ship carpenter, r. 219 Tehama
Cadigan John, laborer, r. 214 First
Cadigan Patrick, hostler Spring Valley Water Works
Cadigan William, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co.
Cadigan William, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 13 Baldwin
Court
Cadman C. C. clerk freight department Central Pac.
R.R., r. 311 Stockton
Cadman Charles K., apprentice T.J.Day, r. 311 Stock
Cadman Henry W., manager Henry Keller At Co., IICJ^
Post, r. 1122 Folsom
Cadmus Anna (widow), r. 1 Ewer PI
Cadogaii J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Cado^an James J., bookkeeper E. Chielovich & Co., r.
Oakland
Cadogau John, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Cadogan Lawrence F., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Cadogan Timothy, plumber and gasfitter, r. SW cor
Chesley and Boyd
Cadotti' Eugene, hostler Palace Stables, r. 613 Mission
CAOUC PHILIP, president Patent Brick Co., and
Hydro Carbolized Block Pavement Co. (and D.
E. Root & Co.) , office 513 Montgomery, r. Grand
Hotel
Cady Charles 8., r. 1203 Market
Cady Cholett, bookkeeper Wilson (n^w) Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. nV;, Taylor
Cady Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.W s Mich-
igan, nr Shasta
Cady Edward, r. 26 Sixth
Cady George B., photographic printer George D.
Morse, r. 718 California
Cady John, janitor Boys' High School, r. 36 Moss
Cady John, laborer, r. S s Church Lane, bet Do-
lores Hud Church
Cady John M., tailor, r. 435 Pine
Cady Josex)hine (widow), r. 614 Bush
Cady Martin E. Jr., assistant coiner V. 8. Mint, r. 1
Fifth
Cady Mary C. Miss, assistant Fourth Street Primary
School, r. 36 Moss
Cady William J. (Brewton «: Cady), r. 722 Capp
Caesar Clemens, merchant, r. Palace Hotel
Cafall Marv A. (widow), r. 21M Union
CAFK FKAXC'AISE, S. Hoffman proptr, SE <-or
Kearny and Sacramento
Caferata Ant<mio, fancy groceries, 1403 Powell
Cafferato Antonio, vegetables, 19 Colombo Market
Cafferty James, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
CatVerty Nelly Miss, domestic 19 Sixth
Cafferty Sabina Mrs., r. 19 Sixth
Caffrey Mary (widow), r. 911 Eighteenth
Caflrey Timothy, trackman Omnibus R. R.
t;aflisch Leonard, wood and coal. 2247 Mission
Cagal Nicholas, waiter Nichidas P. Milloglav, r. SE
cor Battery and Pacific
Capnn Michael, loiigshorcinan. r. 146 Minna
Caglieri George, bookkeeper F. Daneri & Co., r. 1312
Kearny
Caglieri Rosa, Italian Benev. Soc, 42.'! Washington
Caguacci Pasquale, bootmaker E. M. Pardini, r. 413
I'nion
Cagney Timothy, groceries and liquors, 349 Minna
Cahalan Daniel, teamster James McDevitt, 911 San
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Walking Gloves.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Cahalan John, carpenter J. M. Comerford, r. 6 Lasliie
Cahalin John, saleeiuau, r. "271 Stevenson
Cahan Michael, laborer, r. 5 Thompson Av
Cahawpa Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,Cal.),B.
S. Kellogg secretary, office 306 Pine, room 4
Cahen Abraham S. (Cahen Brothers & Co.) , r. 733 Turk
Cahtu Brothers ,& Co. (Abraham S., Jacob and Samuel
Cahen), thinners, hide, leather, wool and fur deal-
ers, 41 Clay
Calicu Isidore W. (Louis Cahen & Son) , r. 732 Grove
Cahen Jacob (Cahen Brothers & Co.) , r. 331 Kearny
Calicii Louis (Louis Cahen & Son) , r. 732 Grove
Cahen Louis & Son (Isidore W. Cahen) , syrup, bitters
and cordial manufacturers. 418 Sacramento
Cahen Samuel (Cahen Brothers), r. 331 Kearny
Cahen. See Cahu and Kahn
Cahill Miss, dressmaker, r. 126 Fifth
Cahill Andrew, expressman, NE cor Davis and Cali-
fornia, r. 270 First
Cahill Catherine (widow) , r. 9 Hayward
Cahill Charles E., lather, r. 1711 Market
Cahill Connell, shipcarpeuter, r. 438 Twenty-second
Cahill Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 9 Hay-
ward
■CAHlLLi E. <Si CO., stockbrokers, 406 Mont
Cahill Edward (E. Cahill & Co.), r. 706 Stockton
Cahill Edward F., painter, r. 2306 Larkin
CAHLLL. EDWARD J., civil engineer and sur-
veyor, office 528 California, room 15, r. 71'2 Bush
Cahill Edward L., shoemaker, r. 49 Twentieth
Cahill James, r. 232 Turk
Cahill James, with E. Cahill & Co., 406 Montgomery
Cahill James, bookkeeper E. Cahill & Co., r. 410
O'Farrell
Cahill James, driver Omnibus K. R., r. 168 Tehama
Cahill James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Brannan
nd Brannan PI
Cahill James H., policeman City Hall, r. 227 Fulton
Cahill John, laborer, r. 54 Minna
Cahill John, painter, r. 1324 Broadway
Cahill John, painter Presidio Pieservation
Cahill John J., law clerk, r. 1017 Mason
Cahill John L., painter, 223 Post, r. 230G Larkin
Cahill Joseph K., painter, r. 2306 Larkin
Cahill Lawrence, brassmolderWilliam T. Garratt, r. 18
First
Cahill Lawrence, student Barnard's Business College,
120 Sutter
Cahill Murgaret Mrs., r. 1017 Mason
Cahill Mary Miss, housekeeper 743 Pine
Cahill Michael, clerk Ed. P. Enwright, 226 Fifth
Cahill Nellie A., ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r. 850
Howard
Cahill Patrick, laborer Digging Bros., r. 12 Chesley
Cahill Patrick, laborer Low & Chartrey, r. 211 Teha-
i»a, rear
Cahill Patrick H., wool grader, r. 343 Tehama
Cahill Stephen, waiter Arcade Hou^e, 930 Market
Cahill Thomas, laborer Diggius Bros., r. 606 Har
Cahill Thomas E. (Stimpson & Cahill), r. 255 Tehama
Cahill William, laborer, r. 12 Bryant Av, rear
Cahill William, shipcarpeuter, r. 221 Doi-a
Cahill William H., cashier M. J. Flavin, r. cor Fourth
and Welch
Cahu Aaron, capitalist, office 115 Bat, r. 1204 Geary
Cahn Armand, clerk Mnses Ulmer, r. 512 Turk
Cahn David (Lazard Freres), r. 1B4U Pine
Cahn Frank M., salesman Michalitschke Brothers, r.
229 Kearny
Cahn Israel, manager S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
and Mission Woolen Mills, office 115 Battery, r.
1120 Post
Cahn Lambert M., capitalist, office 115 Battery, r. 1200
Van Ness Av
Cahn Leon, liquor agent, r. 818 Jackson
Cahn Leopold, capitalist, office 115 Battery, r. 1200
Van Ness Av
Cahn M. A., cigar importer, office 310 California, r.
1204 Geary
Cahn Maier A . , merchant, office 11 7 Pine, r. 1204 Geary
Cahn Mayer I., r. 1120 Post
Cahn Morris (J. Herzog & Co.), r. 304 Sutter
Cahn Rosalie (widow), r. 1219 Sutter
Cahn. See Cahen, and Kahn
Cahoon Frederick, r. 206 Kearny
Cailey Fanny Miss, nurse, 1310 Taylor
Caillabet Frank, storekeeper French Hospital, S s
Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Caille Francois, storekeeper Palace Hotel
Caille Joseijh, storekeeper Palace Hotel
Cain Aquila, messenger Wells, Fargo &Co.,r. 6Potter
Cain Charles, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 7 Gaven*
Cain Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cain Edward, pressman Charles W. Gordon, r. NWcor
Guerrero and Fifteenth
Cain James, molder Columbia Foundry, r. 202 Beale
Cain James H., butcher M. W. Kain, r. 239 Sixteenth
Cain Jlariin, laborer, r. N s Lombard, nr Buchanan
Cain Michael, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co.,r. 7 Gaven
Cain Nellie A. Miss, lacemaker H. Lash, r. 7 Gaven
Cain Peter P. (Cain A: Walker) , r. SE cor Turk and
Taylor
Cain Rose Mrs., dressmaker, r. 544 Linden
Cain iiufus K., contractor, r. 213 Page
Cain Thomas, merchant, r. 15 Gilbert
Caih Thomas, plasterer, r. 32 I'lara
Cain Thomas, shoemaker, r. 546 Mission
Cain & Walker (Peter P. Cain and J. M. C. Walker),
fruits, produce, and confectionery, SE cor Turk
and Taylor
Cain. See Cane, Kain, and Kane
Caine Thomas W., carpenter Harry H. Bodwell, r. 748
Harrison
Caire Jules, attorney at law, office 420 California, r.
1120 Washington
Caire Justiuian, hardware and assayers' materials, 530
and 532 Washington, and 528 Broadway, r. 1031
Dupont
Cairns J., blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Michi-
gan, Potrero
Cairns John, yard foreman Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 339 Sixth
Cairns John T., machinist William Deacon, r. 209 Ear
Cairns Mary (widow) , r. 5)^ Rausch
Cairns Mary, nurse City and County Hospital
Cairns Patrick, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Geor-
gia, nr Shasta
Cairns Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Heron
Cairns Robert, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Calabasas Land and Mining Co. (Arizona), F. A.
MoGee secretary, office 32 Merchants' Exchange
Calamari Auyustin, drayman, r. 514 Green
Calancy Edward, boltmaker William Payne, r. 119
Beale
Calaneje Angelo, restaurant, Clark, bet Front and
Davis
Calaveras Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,Cal.), office
328 Montgomery, room 20
Calbeck Henry, carriage trimmer J. Noonan, r. .59 Stev
Calberg George, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Cukleira Francis, liquor saloon, NE cor Davis and
Jackson
Caldeu Albvirn (Calden & Pickett), r. 915 Buchanan
CAL.DEN & PICKETT (Alburn Caldeu and Gar-
rett Pickett) , livery, boarding, and sale stable,
621 and 623 Grove
Calderon Dolores (widow), r. 1211 Powell
Calderon Felipe C, bookkeeper W. & T. Deakin, r.
907 Jackson
Calderone G. B., Italian Beuev Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Calderwood A., tailor, r. 346 Fourth
Calderwood Saul, livery and boarding stable, 2912
Mission
Caldon Dennis, laborer, r. W s York, bet. Solano and
Butte
Caldon Jennie, domestic 618 Eddy
Caldwell Charles B., clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
1206 Market
Caldwell Charles G., collector Morning Call, r.249X
Fourth
Caldwell Charles H., clerk freight depot C. P. R. R.,
r. Alameda
Caldwell Hugh M., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 308 Beale
Caldwi-U James, carrier Morning Call, r. 1716 Leav
Caldwell James A., bagtm'uer Neville & Co., r. 1T16
Leavenworth
Caldwell John, clerk W. DlUa, r. 235 Sixth
Caldwell John, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co,, r, 828 Fol
Caldwell John Rev., r. NW cor Steiuer & Bush
Caldwell John I., porter Pacific Mail stm China
Caldwell Josejih M., expressman, 524 Valencia, r, 18
Mission Av
Caldwell Martha Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1716 Leav
Caldwell Mary A. (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 2493^
Fourth
Caldwell Maxwell, machinist, r. 308 Beale
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Caldwell Martha E. Mrs., teacher, r. 18 Mission Av
Caldwell Kobert, drayman George H. Tay & Co., r.
1133 Folsom
Caldwell Robert, mate schr Agnes Jones, Jackson St.
Wharf
Caldwell Robert C, tailor, r. 812 Howard
Caldwell S., speculator, r. 321 Pacific
Caldwell Terreuce, r. W s Twenty-third Av, Nof Point
Lobo.s Av
Caldwell Theodore C, r. 109 Montgomery
Caldwell W., oiler O. & O. stm Australia
Caldwell W., steward, r. Overland House
Caldwell Walter, laborer J. M. Waite, r. 1018 Clay
CAX.D\VEL.Li WILFRED T., manager Glover &
Willcomb, «.5 and 07 Xew Montg'imery, r. 2106
Jackson
Caldwell William, machinist, r. 001 Shotwell, rear
Caldwell William, painter, r. Philadelphia House
Caldwell William H., clerk freight department Cen-
tral Pac. K. R., r. 1701 Howard
Caleb George, master mariner, r. 'Mo Fifth
Caledonia Gold Mining Co. (Black Hills, Dakota), D.
F. Verderial secretary, office 0-7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Caledonia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) , George
W. Beaver president, Richard Wegener secretary,
office 41-1 California
Calef Henrietta (widow) , r. 725 Gough
Caler Edward, printer, r. 1327 Minna
Caler Frederick E., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1327 Minna
Caler Isabel (widow), r. 1327 Minna
Culerly Mary Miss, domestic 324 Tenth
Calevi Emilio, cook, r. 330 Green, rear
Calgan John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 305
Fremont
Calhoun C. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 1320 Howard
Calhoun John C. , brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 618
Fourth
Calhoun Joseph, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 1609 Folsom
Calhoun Joseph A., printer Evening Bulletin, r. 36
Willow
Calhoun Lucy (widow) , r. 1105 McAllister
Calhoun R., "captain ship War Hawk, office Pier 10
Steuart
Calliiiuu W. A., carpenter. Occidental Hotel
Calichio Mangarafina, fruits, 313 Fifth
C.VL.IFORXIA ACADEMY OF NATURAL
SClEiN'CES, SW cor Dupont and California, sec-
retary's office 202 Sansom, room 10
California .\cclimatizing Society, W. W. Traylor secre-
tary, office 309 Montgomery, room 37
California and Arizona Mining Co. (Arizona), T. E.
Jewell secretary, office 'tOl Montgomery
C.VLIKORXIA AND MEXICAN STEAMSHIP
LINK, Ji>hu Bermiiigliam agsnt, cfflce 10 Market
CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA ICE <:0., B.
B. Minor secretary, John W. Stewart superintend-
ent, office 49 Nevada Block, works ,i:>6 Tehama
California and Nevada Sulphur Co., D. A. Carpenter
Hi^crctary, office 115 Pino
California and Oregon Land Co,, R. N. Van Brunt
secretary, office 31H Pine, room 0
California and Oregon Stage Co., William G. Roberts
general agent, offii'e 140 Montgomery
California Arbeiter Zeitiiug, F. Vjtruor proptr and
editor, offi.e411 Clay
California Artesian Well and Mining Co., E. P. Hill
manager, office 202 Sansom, room 1
CALIFORNIA ARTIFICIAL STONE PAV-
ING CO, (Si-hillinger's patent), Crowson Smith
president, W. T. Smith secretary, office 402 Mont-
gomery, room 5
California Associated Precis, William M.Webster agent,
office 302 Montgomery, room 34
California Bed Comforter Factory, F. F. Du Rose
proptr, 500 Market
California Beet Sugar Co. (Soquel, Santa Cruz Co.),
Louis Francoui secretary, office NE cor California
and Sansom
California Billows Manuf. ("o., James Campbell stl-
])( rintondi nt. 32 Fr. nmnt
CALIFORNIA UIKLE SOCIETY, Rev. Fredor-
i' k E. Shearer secretary, depository 7r)7 Market
California Bleaching Soap Co. (A. A. Peake and J. B.
Fisk), cor Sixteenth and Folsom
CALIFORNIA KLOCK, SE cor Cal and Battery ,
CALIFORNI.V BOILER WORKS, Frederick
Pretorious proptr. 141-143 First
CALIFORN^A BOLT AND NUT W^ORKS,
William Payne proptr, 119 Beale
C.ILIPORNIA BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
Frederick Grass proptr, 8 Fourth
CALIFORNIA BRASS ^'ORKS, Weed &
Kingwell proptrs, 125 First
California Brewery. Schulten & Geitner proptrs. Ser-
pentine Av, nr Bryant
California Brick Co. (John Landers), office 309 Mont-
gomerv, room 2. vard San Rafael
CALIFORNaA BR003I FACTORY', Robinson,
Fowler & Co. proptrs. office 215-219 Sacramento
California Brush Factory, Figer Bros, proptrs, 615
Sacramento
California Candy Factory, Schroder & Albrecht
proptrs, 220 Battery
California Chain Works, George W. Grant proptr, 133
Spear
CALIFORNIA CHEMICAL "WORKS, John
Reynolds proptr, E s San Bruno Road, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
California Chinese Jlission, Rev. William Pond direc-
tor, N s Ridlev, btt Mission and Valen.ia
CALIFORNIA" CHRISTIAN .ADVOCATE,
Rev. John B. Hill manager, Henry C. Benson edi-
tor, office 1041 Market
CALIFORNIA CHRONIK (German weekly)
Frederick Hess A: Co. proptrs, office 538 Cal
California Cider Works, Preble & Co. proptrs, 218
Davis
California Cigar Box Co. (C. A. Hooper, Moses P.
Hubbard, and Creorge W. Hooper) , Berry bet Third
and Fourth
CALIFORNIA CLOAK AND SUIT MANIF.
CO., Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., and Charles
Mayer proptrs, 521 and 523 Market
California Club, 211 Sutter
California Collection Office, John J. Coffey manager,
office tK)0 Clay
California Corset Co., Robert Luscombe manager, 539
Market
CALIFORNIA CRACKER CO., Alolph Weske
president, George Edmunds secretary, James
Dunn superintendent, NW cor Broadway and
Battery, branch depot 203 Sacramento
California Dairy, William Hall proptr. bet Mission
and San Bruno Road, opp Six-mile House
CALIFORNI.V DEMOKRAT (German daily and
weekly), Frederick Hess 4: C<i. proptrs, office 538
California
California Detective Agency, Alfred Wright manager,
office r,:n California
California Dredging and Mining Co., W. E. S. Whit-
man secretai V, office 320 Sansom, room 10
CALIFORNIA DRY DOCK CO., Oliver Eld-
ridge itresident, W. C. Gibbs secretary. J. 0.
Cousins superintendent, foot Bryant, office 318
California, room 3
California Elastic Truss Co., Walter J. Home proptr,
manufs and importers elastic trusses, 720 Market
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL WORKS,
George S. Ladd ]>resident. 134 Sutter
CALIFORNIA EXCELSIOR MANUF. CO.
(John Spaulding & Co.), 355 and 357 Tehama
California Express and Transfer Co., Hayes & Co.
proptrs, office 222 Monlgomerv and .524 Uavis
CALIFORNIA FARMER (weekly), Warren &
Co. proptrs, ofhce 220 Clay
CALIFORNIA FARMERS' MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE ASSN, Thomas Flint presi-
dent, I. G. Gardner vice-president, F. K. Rule sec-
retary, W. E. Weygaut cashier, office 310 Pine,
room 31
CALIFORNIA FLOUR AND FEED MILLS,
Caesar R. Splivalo proptr, foot Sixth, cor Berry,
office 704 Sansom
California Friiit and Meat Shipping Co., John Cashin
president, office meat refrigerator 727 and 729
Fourth
CALIFORNIA FURNITURE MANUP. CO.,
N. P. Cole president. S. Merrill treasurer, B. P.
Moore secretary, manufacturers, importers. whole-
sale and retail furniture, 220-220 Bush, and 649
and 651 Market
California Fuse Factory, James Eva proptr, SW cor
Fourteenth and Channel
California Glove Co. (P. A: F. G. Conklin), 28 San-
som
California Glue Works, Martin Holje proptr, E s De
Haro, bet Sixteenth and El Dorado
BULLOCK Si JONES— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Coirect Styles,
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at C90. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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California Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.). Edward
F. Stone secretary, office 305 Pine, room 3
California Grain Warehouse, cor Beale and Bran-
nan
CAHFORXIA HORTICUIiTURIST (monthly),
•John H. C«rmauy & Co. proptrs and publishers,
office 409 Washington
California Hotel, J. E. Gay proptr, 210 Montgomery Av
California House, Somaly & Schneider proptrs, 624
California
California House Restaurant, Somaly & Coqueugniot
proptrs, G'li California
CALIFORNIA IliLCSTRATED SPIRIT OF
THE TIMES, Marcus D. Boruck publisher,
office 621 Sansoni
California Immigrant Union, William H. Martin gen-
eral agent, office 230 Montgomery
CALIFORNIA INSURANX'E CO. (fire and
marine) , Caspar T. Hopkini president, Zenas
Crowell secretary, office 318 California
CALIFORNIA ITALIAN PASTE CO. (C. K.
Splivalo) , 701 Sansom
CALIFORNIA JEW^ELRY CO. (Herman Levi-
son and -John T. Bonestell) , manufs and importer.s
jewelry, watches and silverware, 131 Sutter
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL AND SONNTAGS
GAST (weekly), F. G. Walther proptr, office 003
Washington
California Land Investment Co. (limited) of London,
J. Barr Robertson director, office 330 Pine, room
57 and 58
California Last Factory, W. H. Wing ji Co. proptrs,
XE cor Mission and Fremont
California Laundry, David Atkinson proptr, Russ
Alley
CALIFORNIA LEGAL RECORD (weekly), F.
A. Scofield editor and proptr, office 529 California
CALIFORNIA LINE CLIPPER SHIPS from
New York, Williams, Blanchard k Co. agents, office
218 California
CALIFORNIA MACHINE WORKS, Birch,
Argall & Co. proptrs, 119 Beale
CALIFORNIA MAIL BAG, (monthly). Marriott
and Son proptrs, office 609 MetL-hant
CALIFORNIA MARKET, Thomas Brown super-
intendent. S s California to Pine, bet Kearny and
Moiitgomerj'
CALIFORNIA MILLS, Prescott & Sanborn
proptrs, NW cor Howard and Spear
CALIFORNIA MINING CO. (Storey Co., Nev.),
C. P. Gordon secretary, office 23 Nevada Block
California Nursery, Henry Melde proptr, W s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
CALIFORNIA PACIFIC R.^ILROAD CO.,
Richard P. Hammond president, J. O. B. Guun
secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Townsend.
stm and freight depot foot Market
CALIFORNIA PAINT CO., Tyler Beach presi-
dent, C. W. Beaih secretary, manufs .\verill Mixed
Paint, office and factory 27 Stevenson
Calitomia Paper Company, Egbert Judson president,
Eugene T. Cooper secretary, office 10 California
CALIFORNIA PATRON, Amos Adams manager,
office lOii Davis
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SO-
CIETY, F. C. Bauer secretary, office BE cor Clay
and Kearny
California Pickle Factory, Lohmann & Siemer proptrs,
46 Cl.iy
CALIFORNIA PIONEERS Society of, rooms 808
Montgomery
CALIFORNIA PLATED WARE FACTORY,
Frederick Kroger projjtr, 15 Trinity
California Portland Cement Co. (works Santa Cruz Co.,
Cal.), John H. Sayre secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 36
CALIFORNIA POW^DER "WORKS, (works
Santri Cruz Cj., Cal.) , J. H. Baird president, John
F. Lohse secretary, office 314 California.
California Prison Commission, James Woodworth
agent, office 114 Montgomery Block
Califoruia Raisin and Fruit Co., J. C. Angell secretary.
office 204 California
CALIFORNIA REAL ESTATE CO., J. B.
Whiteomb manager, office 208 Montgomery
California Rifle Association, Edward J. Smith secre-
tary, office 2 Montgomery Block
CALIFORNIA SALOON AND RESTAUR-
ANT, Frederick W. Kamps proptr, 16 and 18
California
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SO-
CIETY, David Farqtiharson jiresident, James R.
Kelly secretary, NW cor Powell and Eddy
CALIFORNIA SILK M.A.NUFACTURING CO.,
Eleventh nr Railroad Av, South S. F.,Rodger8,
Meyer & Co. proptrs, office 212 Battery, R. R.
Yates agent, office and salesrooms .58.5 Market
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PRE-
VENTION OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN,
office 614 Merchant
Califoruia S<jda Works, Henry Ficken proptr, 723
Turk, rear
CALIFORNIA SPRING MANUFACTURING
CO., Amos S. Warner president, William Craw-
ford secretary, 147 and 149 New Montgomery
CALIFORNIA STA.\TS ZEITUNG (German
weekly) , Frederick Hess & Co. proptrs, office 538
California
California Star Oil Works Co. (Los Angeles and Ven-
tura Counties), D. G. Scofield secretary, office
315 California, rooms 0 and 7
CALIFORNIA STATE ALMANAC (German),
Philo Jacoby publisher and proptr, office 612 Com
CALIFORNIA ST.\TE GEOLOGICAL SO-
CIETY, S. Heydenfeldt, Jr. secretary, office 619
Montgomery
California State Grange, Amos Adams secretary, office
106 Davis
CALIFORNIA STATE W^OMAN'S HOSPI-
TAL, .>Irs. D. A. Weeks matron, NW cor Twelfth
and Howard
CALIFORNIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO.,
T. C. Walker president, W. T. Garratt vice-presi-
dent, G. A. Carleton secretary, C. J. Hendry treas-
urer, office Washington St. Wharf
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD,
John L. Armstrong president, George E. Carter
secretary, 22 Leidesdorff
CALIFORNIA STREET R. R. CO., Leland
Stanford president, Thomas W. Hinchman secre-
tary, office SE cor California and Larkin
California Sugar Mantifacturing Co., F. A. Roe, sec-
retarv, office 320 Sansom, rooms .52-54
CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY, Claus
Spreckels president, SW cor Eighth and Brannan,
office 215 Front
California Tannery, Michael Donnelly proptr, cor
Serpentine .Av and Hampshire
CALIFORNI.4. THEATER, R. B. Barton, and
Frank Liwler managers, N s Bush, bet Kearnj
and Dupont
California Tool Works, John Weichhart proptr, U3
and 145 Beale
California Transfer Co., Hayes & Co. proptrs, offices
524 Davis and 222 Montgomery
California Transportation Co., Andrew Nelson presi-
dent, N. Anderson secretary, office NW cor Jack-
son and East
California Ttig Boat Co., J. H. Redmond agent, office
106 Steuart
California Varnish AVorks, Patrick D. Winter manager,
office and factory SE cor Taylor and Water
California Vigorit Powder Co. The, James Newland
secretary, office Cosmopolitan Hotel, room 10
California Vinegar Works, Daniel K. Provost mana-
ger, Fulton, bet Gough and Octaria, office 302
Davis
Califoruia Vinegar Works, Henry Schammel proptr,
fiO-i and 610 Lombard
CALIFORNIA VITRIFIED SEWER PIPE
WORKS, Gladding, McBean & Co. proptrs,
oflice 213 Market, yard 1310 and 1312 Market, and
13-17 McAllister
California Water Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), George P.
Thurston secretary, office 315 California, room 8
California White Lead Works, S s Brannan, bet
Seventh and Eighth
California Wine Cooperage and Fulda's Planing Mill,
Fulda Bros. 4c Co. proptrs, 30-40 Spear
CALIFORNIA W^IRE WORKS CO., A. S. Hal-
lidie i^resident, E. S. Howard secretary, ware-
hi'use an I office 6 California
CALIFORNIA WOOL DEPOT, John F. Knox
pr ptr, N s To.vasend, bet Fifth and Sixth
Calif-h E iward, clerk Charles Popper, r, 1411 Sac
Calls I John J., furniture and carpets, 937 Market, r.
10i4 Hyue
Caliph Raphael S., expressman, 8W cor Montgomery
Av aud Bro dway, r. 1411 Sacramento
Call Denals, teamster, r. N s Green, nr Sansom
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Call D. S., seaman, r. 421 Fourth
Call Frank A., (R. C. Pierce & Co.), and salesman
Kennedy & Durr, r. 1055 Mission
Call John, baker James Collopy, r. 708 Brannan, rear
Call Jonas. cap:t ilist. 'iiiT M< ntgomerv, r. Oakland
CALL. MOR.VIXG (daily and weekly), S. F. Call
Co., publi.^her's office 525 Montgomery, editorial
rooms 517 Clay
Call Morris, engineer, r. St. Xioholas Hotel
Call Patrick, dravman Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 109 Sac
Call William W., r.W s San Bruno Koad, nr Twenty-
eighth
Callaco Max, cifjars and tobacco, SE cor Market and
Fourth, r. 777 Market
Callaghan , r. Turk Street Hotel
Callaghan B. M. (widow), r. 507 Gough
Callaghan Gal., laborer, r. 621 Ellis, rear
Callaghan Cornelius, butcher, r. E s Utah, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Callaghan Cornelius J., gardener, r. 49 Ritch
CAIX,AGHAX D. & CO. (Andrew T. Corbus),
manufacturers Donnelly's yeast powders, etc., 121
Front
Callaghan Daniel (D. Callaghan k Co.),r. NW cor
Franklin and Eddy
Callaghhn Daniel T., physician, r. cor Tyler and
Devibadero
Callaghan David, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
112 3^ Shipley
Callaglian Dennis, laborer, r. 46 Clara
Callaghan James, laborer, r. 3 5^ Zoe
Callaghan James J., blacksmith's helper David Kerr,
r. 726 Clementina
Calliighan James J., foreman North Point warehouse,
and groceries and liquors, SE cor Filbert andKear
Callaghan Jeremiah, r. cor Tyler and Devisadero
Callaghan John, conductor Omnibus R. K.,r. 709 How-
ard
Callaghan John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 15
Freelon
Callaghan John D., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 852 Folsom
Callaghan John H., hamessmaker Thomas McGinnis,
j r. 281 Minna
I Callaghan John J., propertyman Woodward's Gardens,
i r. 14 Ridley
. Callaghan John M., clerk Charles H. Parker, r. 852 Fol
CallaKban Joseph, hatter Atlantic Straw Works, r.
Eighth nr Howard
Callaghan Julia Miss, domestic 604 Buchanan
Callaghan Kate (Widow) , candies, S B Poiat Lobos Av,
I bit Park'-r an<l Johnson Av
Callaghan Maggie, domestic 913 I'ine
I Callaghan Mary (widow), r. 1 White
'. Callaghan Michael, laborer, r. 724 !<. Clementina
Calhighau Michael, warehouseman, r. 116'^ Clara
Calla;.'h!»ii Mih-s (I'allaghan & Danahy), r. 18 Sixth
Callaghan Patrick, labori r, r. 47 Minna
Callaghaii Patrick J., fruits, r. N s Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
■ Callatrhau T. Rev., pastor St. Bridget's Church, r. 1511
Van XesK Av
Callaghan Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Calla;;h!tn William, chief engineer stm Monterey, r.
Oakland
Callaghan William, waiter Pacific Mail stm City of
Panama
Callaghan i; Danahy (Miles Callaghan and J. Danahy),
liijiior caloon, IS Sixth
Callagher Mary, domestic 1410 Ellis
Callahan Annie, domestic Mrs. Eloiee Chamberlain,
f.00 Bush
Calliihan Bernard, cnginetr, r. IC Russ
Callahan Charles, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. Slir. Mcntgoniery
Callahan Charles, junkdealer, r. 465 Stevenson
Callahan Charles W. , clerk Southern Pac. R. 11. Freight
Depot, r. liLIS Tyler
Callahan C rniliuK, <-ari>i ntir Sutter St. K. R.
Callahan Cnrnelins, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r.
170 Fourteenth
Callalian Cornelius, helper S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 8 s
Sierra, nr Georgia
Callahan Cornelius, peddler, r. 201S Filbert
Callahan li., trackiiiaii Omnibus R. R.
Callahan David, shoeniaktr, Ml) Brannan
Callahan Dennis, apprentice John Sullivan, r. 918
Montgomery
Callahan Dennis, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 918 Montgomery
Callahan Dennis, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
52 Everett
Callahan Dennis, laborer, r. 28 First
Callahan Dennis J., tannery E s San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth, r. 2530 Bryant
Av
Callahan Edward, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Callahan Edward, marine reporter Merchants' Ex-
change Assn, r. 616 Greenwich
Call.iban Ellen Miss, domestic 1000 Washington
Callahan Eugene, carpenter, r. 227 Stevenson
Callahan Felix, miner, r. 207 Clara
Callahan Frank W., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co.
r. 332 Shipley
Callahan James, gasfitter Thomas Day, r. 1103 Mont-
gomery
Callahan James, laborer, r. 421 Seventh
Callahan John, laborer, r. 19 Hermann
Callahan John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Call;>han John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Callahan John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Callahan John, seaman, r. 625 Second
Callahan John, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
918 Montgomery
Callahan John P., moroccofinisher Dennis J. Calla-
han, r. 405 Twenty-fourth
Callahan John Q., clerk Porter, Oppenheimer & Sles-
singer, r. 616 Greenwich
Callahan John R., r. 206 Kearny
Callahan Joseph, with Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 616
Greenwich
Callahan Julia Miss, r. 1 Kohler's PI
Callahan Margaret Miss, domestic 1012 Washington
Callahan Martin O., sslesman. r. 740 Guerrero
Callahan Mary, domestic 630 Harrison
Callahan Mary (widow), liquor saloon, NE cor Bran-
nun and Sixth
Callahan M. B. Mrs., r. 635 Tyler
Callahan M. E. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 635 Tyler
Callahan Michael, lal orer Andrew Onderdonk
Callahan Michael, laboror J. M. Waite
Callahan Michael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Callahan Michael, laborer, r. 421 Seventh
Callahan Patrick, expressman, r. EsChattanooja, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Callahan Patrick, serviceman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 22 Allen
Callahan Peter, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 32
Tehama, rear
Callahan Peter, hostler, r. 20 Tehama
Callahan Richard, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Callahan Sherwood, traveling agent, 412 Front
Callahan Thomas (Callahan & Euriglit), r. 219 Fourth
Callahan Thomas, bootmaker Rt'senthal, Feder & Co,,
r. 918 Mon'gomery
Callahan Thomas, brassfinisher San Francisco Brass
Works, r. 621 Ellis
Callahan Thomas, hostler, r. 20 Tehama
Callahan Thomas, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co.
Callahan Thomas, miner, r. 741 Market
Callahan Thomas H., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. 916 Montgomery
Callahan Thomas J., barkeeper Patrick Lynch, r. 103
Pacific
Callahan Timothy, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory Black Point
Callahan William, dentist Winter & Winter, r. 206
Kearny
Callahan William, farmer, r. 616 Greenwich
Callahan William Jr., shoemaker Leviusky Brothers,
r. 616 Greenwich
Callahan i Euright (Thomas Callahan and Michael
Enright),li<iuor saloon, 219 Fourth
Callan Daniel, laborer Thomas Reid, r. 271 First
Callan Henry, steward schr Barbara Link. r. 528 Fol
Callan Jeremiah, driver Megilligan & Clark, r. San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Callan John, laborer, r. Twenty-ninth, nr Italian Hos-
pital
Callan Michael, sawyer Pioneer Steam Marble Works,
r. 1117 Broadway
Callan Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 26
Ritch, rear
Callan Thomas, hamessmaker John O'Kane, r. 129
Silver
Callan Thomas, liquor saloon 616 Montgomery, r. 210
Grove, rear
CAL.L.ANDKEAV JULIUS, physician, office and
r. 1234 Stockton
Bulloch & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patte.Tis.
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Callaue Timothy, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf •
Co., r. 43 Natoma
Callaran John, water tender Pacific Mail S. 3. Co., r.
54.5 Second
Callaway Oliver P,, engineer, r. 119 Seventh
Callebotta Sylvester, cook. r. 3.5 Everett
Callender Clarence, r. .540 Folsom
Callender Henry A., manufacturing jewelerand dealer,
watches, etc., 650 Market, r. N s Twenty-second,
nr Capp
Callender John T. (Callender & Brown) , r. 5 Bdwy
Callender & Brown (John T. Callender and James
Brown) , boarding, 5 Broadwaj'
Calles Joseph S., saddler William Davis, r. 416 Green
Galley Mary, r. 1310 Geary
Callier William, cigarmaker, r. 321 Dupont
Callinan John, hairdressing saloon, 1.52 Second r. 61
Natoma
Callinan William, policeman City Hall, r. 331 }<$ Eddy
Callingham Vf. J. (W. J. Callingham & Co.), r. Palace
Hotel
Callingham W. J. & Co., general agents Royal Cana-.
diau Insurance Co. (of Montreal), and South Brit-
ish and National Fire and Marine Insurance Cos.
(of New Zealand) , oflaee 213 Sausom
Callisou Mining Co., James Newlands secretary, office
Cosmopolitan Hotel, room 10
Callsen Anna (widow), r. 1435 Pacific
Calliim William, laborer Andrew. Onderdonk
Callundan Christian F. , local policeman, r. 203 Leav
Callundan Ferdinand H., clerk Mattoon ic Danglada,
r. 203 Leavenworth
Callundan Frederick B., physician and assistant
quarantine otflcer, office .502 Battery, r. 771 Mis
Calmaun Adolph, chemist Franco-American Perfu-
mery Co., r. 340 Minna
Calmann Julius, shoecutter Girard & Nolan, r. 340
Minna
Calnau Daniel, teamster, r. 258 First
Ca nau John J., harness and saddlery, 258 First
Calnan Mary (widow), r. 258 First
Calnau Timothy, cabinetmaker, r. 43 Natoma
Calnin Margaret, r. 325 Clemeutina
Calpella Gravel Mining Go. (Mendocino Co.), Charles
S. Andrews secretary, office 417 Kearny, room 3
Calsing Martin, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 437 Sixth
CALVARY CEMETERY, Robert Dowan superin-
tendent, St. Joseph's Av, bet Geary and Turk
Calverley Thomas, photographer Thomas H. Jones &
Co., r. 421 Hyde
Calvert Carmen (widow) , r. 18 Bernard
Calvert Henrietta Miss, dressmaker, r. 18 Bernard
Calvert Henry W., dentist, office 209 Geary, r.-725
W'ebster
Calvert John, architect, r. 812 Hyde
CALiYERT JOHN, druggist and apothecary, NW
cor Fourth and Howard, r. 710 Caliiornia
Calvert John, laborer, r. 502 Broadway
Calvert John L., furniture finisher L. & E. Emanuel,
r. IS Bernard
Calvert William, dentist, office and r. 209 Geary
Calvert William B., corresponding clerk Castle Bros.,
r. 209 Geary
Galvez Hermann, compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 713
Filbert, rear
Galville E. Z., chief officer O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Calvin Lewis, clerk McAuliflfe & Co., r. 145 Ninth
Camacho Florencia, domestic 1117 Stockton
Cammaffo Charles. Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Gamanche Gravel Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Gal.), A.
W. Robinson secretary, office 30« Pine, room i
Gamara Nicholas, cabinetmaker Gilbert H Moore, r.
207 Minna
Camarinos Demetrius, fruits, candies, and cigars, SE
cor Powell a:.d Sutter, r. 426 Powell
Camayano Caroliua, Italian Benev. 8oc.,423 Wash
Camayano Giacomo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Gambernous Alexander, coojier Francis W. Arnold, r.
cor Dupont and Chestnut
Gambernous Peter, groceries, .'3007 Mission
Gambles L., capitalist, r. 321 Pacific
Camblain David A., clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 322
Ellis
Camblos E., r. 127 Kearny
Gambles F., r. 127 Kearny
Camblos Frank Jr., clerk, r. 28 Twelfth
Cambour Loui:*a Miss, dressmaker, r. 1611 Powell
Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mission
Cambrian House, John L. Davis proptr, SW cor Mont-
gomery and Broadway
Cambridge James J., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
515 Taylor
Camcone A., laborer Musto Bros., 717 Battery
Camden C. D. (widow), r. 315!^ Bush
Camerden Marj- Miss, teaclier, r. nr Hercules Powder
Works, Golden Gate Park
Camerden Michael, butcher, r. nr Hercules Powder
Works, Golden Gato Park
Camero Jretro, shoeui»k'-r Luigi Raffetto
Cameron A. Miss, r. 10oJ<! Second
Cameron A. M., bookkeeper American Sewing Machine |
Co.
Cameron Angus (Cameron & Hull) , r. 2210 Steiner
Cameron .\unie Miss, seamstress, r. 121 Montgomery
Cameron Archibald B., carpenter, r. 212 Linden |
Cameron Dau. F., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 202 k> Seventh
Cameron Daniel F., shipwright, r. 202 M Seventh
Cameron Emma Miss, teacher, r. 229 Geary
Cameron Elizabeth (widow), boarding, 312 Beale
Cameron Frederick, clerk, r. Overland House
Cameron George, baker, r. 108 Minna
Cameron George, carrier S. F. Chronicle and Evening
Post, r. 84 Everett
Cameron George, cook W.Waruer Henry
Gam'Ton George A., (carpenter O. ^s: O. S. S. Australia
CAMERON HOUSE, Lewis H. Bailey proptr, 519
Sacramento
CAMERON HUGH M., subscription books, office
232 Sutter, r. 46 Zoe
Cameron J., r. 229 Kearny
Cameron James, r. lOo H Second
Cameron James, coachman D. Conkling, r. 712 Grove
Cameron James, machinehand Moore, Wilkie & Gray,
r. 47 Clementina
Cameron James, tinsmith William Cormack, r. 625
Post
Cameron James, turner Cameron & Hull, r. 2 Middle
Cameron James A., lithographic printer A. L.Ban-
croft & Co., r. 2 Middle
Cameron James G., shade manufacturer, 109 Nine-
teenth
Cameron James S., patternmaker Gornelius Leonard,
r. 26 Rincon PI
Cameron J. H., captain bark Samoset, office Pier 11
Steuart
Cameron John, machinist Union I.Works, r. 22 Turk
Cameron John, seamiin, r. 46 Steuart
Cameron John, trunkmaker, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Cameron John, waiter, r. 28 Stone
Cameron John G., second officer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Cameron John J., stevedore, r. 217 Minna
Cameron John W., salesman Code, EU'elt& Co., r. 449
Cameron Julia A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 3 Geary PI
Cameron Louise Mrs., domestic. Overland House
Cameron Nathan, speculator, r. 258 Jessie, rear
Cameron Robert, carriagemaker M. KitzmuUer, r.
1780 Folsom I
Cameron Thomas, blacksmith M. Kitzmuller, r. 1780
Folsom
Cameron William, r. 312 Beale
Cameron William, r. 211 Perry
Cameron William, stamping and embroidering, 449 J^ I
Cameron William H., clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 2 '
Middle '
CAMERON Si HULL (Angus Cameron and George
L. Hull) , woodturners and scroUsawyers, 409
Mission ;
Games Peter, lanudry, 1-50 Shipley i
Cameto Lorenzo, wheelwright J. Dupuy & Co. |
Gamfield Henry, barkeeper E. D. Newton, r. 424 Shot-
well '
Camille Louis, laborer, r. NW cor Chestnut and Mont-
gomery Av
Camille Mary (widow) , r. 421 Fourth '■
Camilloni Fedele, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo ^d i
Front I
Camiuata G. B., vegetables, 18 Colombo Market |
Cammenzind Louis, waiter Frank Bernzot, r. Metro- '
politan Hotel, 516 Pacific
Cammet William F., r. 2731 Howard
Cammet's Restaurant and Bakery, Julius R. Reagan
proptr, 57-5'J Third
Gamotzi Baptista, tinsmith, r. 52C Vallejo
Camous Andre, lojksmith and bellhanger. 432 Bush j
Camouse Peter, baker Paul Roux, r. 123 Virginia
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Camozzoj Antonla, tinsmith, r. 816 Pacific, rear
Camp E. A. (widow) , r. 417 Post
Camp George, cook, r. 216 Minna
Camp Hiram C, r. 231 Bartlett
Camp James M., foreman trimmer Kimball Manuf.
Co., r. 311^ Elm Av
Camp John, stableman C. F. Dryer, r. 1317 Stockton
Camp John T., carpenter, r. 711 California
Camp Sarah (widow) , r. 1032 Dolores
Camp Theodore E., canmaker Continental Oil and
Transportation Co.,r. 417 Post
Camp William C, signpainter, r. 523 Sixth
Campalone Peter, laborer, r. 539 Vallejo
Campana Angelo, tinsmith, r. 816 Pacific, rear
Campana D., r. 517 Union
Campana Francesco, Swiss Benev. Soc. 53< Kearny
Campana Pietro, waiter Camj>i's Restaurant, r. 1015
Wasliin^iton
CAMPBELL. A. «& H. C, attorneys at law, office
530 California, rooms 9-12
Campbell Alexander, attorney at law, office 526 Mont-
pomery, r. Oakland
Campbell Alexander, laborer, r. 921 Battery
CA3IPBKLL ALEXANDER Jr., attorney at law,
office 52») Montgomery, r. lOiil Powell
Campl)ell Alexander Sr. (A. & H. C. Campbell), r.
Orehard, bet telegraph Av and Siunmer, Oakland
Campbell Alexander J., tinsmith George H.Tay & Co.,
r. 435 Pine
Campbell Amy T. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1220 Jacksou
Campbell Andrew, contractor, r. S s Precita PI, nr
Folsom, B. H.
Campt)ell Andrew, laborer, r. Ill Vallejo
Campbell Annie (widow), dressmaker, r. 534 Green
Campbell Annie B. Miss, assistant Ocean House
School, r. 1220 Ja<kson
Campbell Archibald, laborer, r. S s Haight, nr Scott
Campbell Arthur C, clerk H. P. Wakelee i: Co.. r. 1132
Mc.Vllister
Campbell Bernard, clerk R. G. Dun & Co.. r. West
Oakland
Campbell Ciesar, piano mover, r. 806 Kearny
Campbell Catherine (widow), r. Ws Clara Av, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Campbell C. E. Miss, assistant Greenwich Street
Primary School, r. 743 Howard
Campbell Charles, clerk N. Curry & Bro., r. 613 Miss
Campbell Charles, clerk Williams, Blanchard & Co.,
r. Milbrae, San Mateo Co.
Campbell Charles, seaman, r. Western House
Campbell Charles P., secretiry Clay St. Hill R. R.,
offiee SW cor Clay and Leavenworth, r. 1220 Jack
Campbell Charles S., broker, office 313 Montgomery,
r. wm Shipley
I Campbell Clark A., laborer, r. 209 Clay
j Campbell Co. in, attorney at law, office 630 California,
I room 13, r. Oakland
I Campbell C. Stewart, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. 312
j Brannan
Campbi 11 Daniel, coachman P. A. Finnigan, r. 1109
Jones
Campbell Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdouk, r. 217
Broadway
Campbell David, tailor, r. 108 Minna
Campbell Donald, laborer, r. Flume House, E 8 San
liruno Road,bet Twenty- sixth and Twenty-seventh
Campbell Duncan, stevedore, r. 1109 Stockton
Campbell Edward, sheet-lead roller Shot Tower, r.
SE cor First and Howard
Campbell Edwin K., attorney at law, r. 510 Mont Av
Campbell Kliza Mrs., r. 0 Oak
Campbell F.liza (widow), r. 6 South Park Av
Campbell Elizabeth (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 240 Sixth
Campbell Ellen, lodgings, 802 Jackson
Campbell Ptlmore. barber Charles Huber, r. 2004 Polk
Campbell Felix, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 1613
Turk
Canii)bell Frank, labi>rer, r. 8 s Twentieth bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Campbell Frank, tiaiiister H. Behrendt & Co., r. cor
Fourth and Bryant
Campbell Frederick, jduniber, r. 1129 Howard
Cami)bell George(I)ickBon, DeWolf & Co.), r. London,
England
Campbell George, bellowsmaker California Bellows
Manuf. Company, r. 1211 Turk
Caniplx 11 George B., sttident Heald's Business College
Campbell George J., clerk Cornelius J. Flatt, r. 763
Howard
Campbell George W., operator W. U. Telegraph Co.,r-
1109 Stockton
Campbell Henry C. (A. & H. C. Campbell), r. Sauceli to
Campbell Henry J., laborer Howard H. Douglas, r.
Empire House
Campbell Hugh, laborer Peter Matthews, r. SW cor
Mission and Thirteenth
Campbell Isaac >'., clerk naval office Custom House,
r. Oakland
Campbell Isabella, r. 345^ Fifth
Campbell J. Alexander, salesman Tubbs & Co., r.
Seymour Av
Campbell James, r. 6 South Park Av
Campbell James, r. 3 Treat Av
Campbell James, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 536 Sixteenth
Campbell James, cook, r. 23 Clinton
Campbell James, currier Buckingham & Hecht, r.
Hermann, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Campbell James, hogdealer, r. 812 Kearny
Campbell James, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Campbell James, superintendent Cal. Bellows Manuf.
Co., 32 Fremont, r. Russ House
Campbell James A. (N. Gray *c Co.), r. 815 Stockton
Campbell James A., liquor saloon, 739 Folsom, r. 320
Main
Campbell James D., carpenter, r. 37 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Campbell James D., hostler Burke & Co., r. 113
OFarrell
Campbell James F., clerk Julius Buhlert, r.l913 Geary
Campbell James H., clerk track deiiartment Central
Pac. K. R., r. NW cor Green and Taylor
Campbell James J., gilder Louis Dwmpf, r. 513 Minna
Campbell James K., with Union Iron Works, r. 4 Zoe
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CAMPBELL JAMES W. H., grain and ship-
ping merchant, office 433 Cal, r. 816 Lombard
Campbell Jane N. (widow) , r. 1509 Steiner
Camjibell Jessie A. (widow), branch office Singer
Sewing Machine Co., 702 Filbert
Campbell John (Wright & Campbell), r. 1832 Eddy
Campbell John, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 312
Brannan
Campbell John, butler William Sillem, 907 Sutter
Campbell John, expressman cor Second and Mission,
r. N s Kansas, nr Hiimbolt
Campbell John, moroccotinisher, r. 268 Brannan
Campbell John, porter International Hotel, r. 1428
Pacific
Campbell John, teamster Henry Kissane, r. 158 Ship-
ley, rear
Cami)bell John, watchmaker, r. 705 Greenwich
Cumiibell John, workman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Campbell John D., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. E 8 Columbia, nr Twenty-third
Campbell John J., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Campbell John J., liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 13 Geneva
Campbell John P., stockbroker, r. 126 Fifth
Campbell John S., bookkeeper Thomas Day, r. 127
Kearny
Campbell Joseph, attorney at law, office 637 Kearny, r.
2237 Mission
Campbell Joseph, drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 28
Turk
Campbell Joseph, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Campbell Joseph, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Michigan and Shasta
Campbell Joseph, steward, r. 1104 Pacific
Campbell Joseph B., Cai>tain Fourth Artillery U. S.
A., r. Black Point Reservation
Campbi 11 Ladd Mrs., seamstress, r. Revere Hotise
Campbell Lewis A., law student Alexander Campbell,
r. 1001 Powell
Campbell M., jailor County Jail, r. NW cor Fourth
and Tehama
Campbell M., ship carpenter, r. 413 First
Campbell Margaret (widow), r. 440 Twenty-second,
rear
Campbell Mary (widow), r, 202 Sixth
Campbell Mary Miss, domestic, 931 McAllister
Campbell Mary A. Miss, tea<'her music, r. 1001 Pow
Cani|)bell Mary Ann (widow), r. 1 Lincoln PI
Campbell Mattie Miss, boxmaker F. Korbcl i Brothers,
r. 35 Oak Grove Av
Campbell M. B., laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. Eu-
reka'House
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Noveltiis.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Campbell Michael, laborer, r. 519 Mibsion
Campbell Murdoch, hardware, 7 Steiiart, r. 113 Mason
Campbell Nellie, irouer Standard Shirt Factory, r.
45.S Miiina
Campbell Nicholas, carpenter, r. N s Brannan, bet
Third and Fourth
Campbell Patrick, barkeeper M. J. O'Connor, r. 131
Third
Campbell Patrick, miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Camiibell Patterson A., president Genesee Mill Co.,
office 2 Gold, r. CIO Filbert
Camijbell P. D., real-estateagent, r. 2237 Mission
Campbell Peter, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 13
Geneva
Campbell Peter, shoemaker, r. 11 Bartol
Campbell Peter H., assistant superintendent Clay St.
Hill R. R., r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Philip, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 532
Minna, rear
Campbell Philip, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
513 Minna, rear
Campbell R., laborer Golden Gate Park
Campbell R. B., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Campbell Robert J., longshoreman, r. 316 Beale
Campbell Ruth G. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
mar School, r. 1220 Jackson
Campbell Samuel G., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r.
cor Middle and Pine
Campbell Samuel J., butcher, 7 Clara
Campbell Sarah (widow), fruits and candies, 129 Sixth
Campbell SoiJhie (widow), r. 518 Minna
Campbell Stephen, engineer, r. 525 Minna
Campbell Stuart C, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
312 Brannan
Campbell Theodore, mariner, r. 115 Geary
Campbell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 10 Ritch
Campbell Thomas, butcher, 723 Folsom, r. 10 Ritch
CamiJbell Thomas, carpenter, r. 101 Stevenson
Campbell Thomas, laborer New' City Hall, r. Oakland
Campbell Vernon, teller California Savings and Loan
Society, r. 312 Brannan
Campbell Walter C, patternmaker William F. Bus-
well, r. 611 Harrison
Campbell Walter C. Mrs., vocalist, r. Gil Harrison
Campbell William, plasterer, r. 172 Minna
CamiJbell William, printer, r. -533 Commercial
Campbell William, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Camijbell William, seaman, r. 50 Silver
Camijbell William, watchman, r. 1 Crook
Campbell William H., barkeeper James A. Campbell,
r. 743 Harrison
Campbell William H., carpenter, SE cor Point Lobes
and .Johnson avs
Campbell William H., importing and commission
agent, 402 Front, r. 1132 McAllister
Campbell William H. Jr., bookkeeper Shattuck &
Fletcher, r. 1132 McAllister
Campbell William S., notary public and commissioner
of deeds, office .503 Montgomery, r. 210 Powell
Campe Fred. (F. Ellenbrock & Co.) , r. NW cor Second
and Tehama
Campe Henrv, groceries and liquors, ICOl Howard, r.
100 Twelfth
Campe William, r. 639 Jackf.on
Campero L. C, student Barnard's Business College
Campfield Henry, barkeeper, r. 424 Shotwell
Campion Benjamin W., attorney at law, office 511
Montgomery, r. 222 TTurk
Campion Bernard, attorney at law, r. 222 Turk
Campion Edward, laborer, r. 1 Antonio
Campion Edward S., bookkeeper United States Laun-
dry, r. 20 Welch
Campion Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Campion Michael, laundryman Bennett's South Park
Laimdry, r. 20 Welsh
Campion Thomas, teamster S. F. Cracker Co., r. 1520 3i
Post
Campi's Restaurant, N. Giamboni & Co, proptrs, 531-
533 Clay
Campodonico Antoine, gardener Stefano Campodo-
nico, r. Visitacion Valley, bet Mission and San
Bruno Road
Campodonico F., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Campodonico Gaetano, vegetables, 30 Colombo Market
Campodonico Giovanni, gardener Stefano Campodo-
nico, r. Visitacion Valley, bet Mission and San
Bruno Road
Campodonico Guisseppe, seaman, r. 1406}^ Dupont
Campodonico Pasquale, teamster Ellis & Co., r. 52
Clara
Campodonico Stefano, vegetables, 26 Colombo Market,
gardens Visitacion Valley, bet Mission and San
Bruno Road
Campodonico Stephen, marble works, 1061 Market, r.
122 Fulton
Cami)ora Guisseppe, laborer, r. 818 Sansom
Camiiton Mary Miss, domestic SW cor Fulton and
Gough
Camuffo Carlo, carpenter, r. 1318 Kearny
Camuzzi A., r. 115 Virginia
Canadian Association, rooms 232 Sutter
Canal Rosa Miss, domestic 305 Van Ness Av
Canalizo Jorge L., bookkeeper Wenceslas Loaiza, r.
631 Green
Canapa Domenico, laborer, r. 19 M Sonora PI
Canasey John, fruit dealer, r. 641 Cuiumercial
Cannaso John B., vegetable garden, NW cor California
and Third Av. outside lands
Canavan Adelia (widow), r. 1305 Green
Canavan Audrew. longshoreman, r. 68 Minna
Canavan Bartholomew, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahlefc
Co., r. 1721 Leavenworth
Canavan Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 228 Bush
Canavan Mark, laborer, r. N 8 Wash, nr Broderick
Canavan Matthew, carriagepainter M. P. Holmes, r.
6H Minna
Canavan Michael, sailmaker, r. 68 Shipley
Canavan Patrick (Canavan & Co.), r. 1129 Howard
CANAVAN P. H., real estate, office Safe Deposit
Building, room 5, r. 1237 Stockton
Canavan & Co. (Patrick Canavan and John L. Sher-
burne), market and liverj- stable, 1125-1127 How
Canavan. See Cannavan
Canavascine Mauro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J^ Keamy
Candage William P., sawyer Pac. Box Factory, r. 624
Fourth
Candau Felix, waiter California House, r. 811 Stock
Cauder Henry, hairdreosmg saloon, 426»Broadway
Candeze Peter, waiter Quaker City Restaurant, r. 113
Natoma
Candle Philip, r. 515 Sacramento
Candor William, traveler, r. 434 Brannan
Candy William, watchman Park Hotel, 26 Turk
Cane Alfred (Teague & Cane) , r. 145 Fourth
Cane ChristopUer, helper Risdon I. & L. Works, r.
West Oakland
Cane Edward, pressman, r. NW cor Guerrero and Fif-
teenth
Cane Gustav, barber Lampe Brothers, r. 110 Fell
Cane John, marble polisher, r. 29^4 Moss
Cane Martin, laborer, r. S s Lombard nr Buchanan
Cane. See Cain, Kain and Kane
Canepa Antonio, laborer Musto Bros., r. N s Dunn
Alley
Canepa August, barkeeper Angelo Bossi, r. 2 Mar-
garet PI
Canepa Bartholomew, laborer, r. 342 Union
Canepa Caterina Mrs., midwife, r. 323 Montgomery Av
Canepa Jean B., bootblack, r. 342 Union
Conepa Peter, baths, 323 Montgomery Av
Canessa G. B., vegetables, 51 Colombo Market
Caney Katie Miss, domestic 2530 Mission
Canfield Henry J., carpenter and builder, r. 16 Turk
Canfield John W., porter Livingston & Co., r. 1 Kim-
ball PI
Canfield Martha J. (widow), r. 1 Kimball PI
Canfield Martin, laborer, r. 26 Stevenson Av
Canfield Milton L., clerk London and San Francisco
Bank, r. 1406 Sacramento
Canfield Mortimer T., watchmaker and jeweler, 1520
Polk
C"ufield William, jeweler, r. 627 Green
Canham Frederick (Morgan Brothers & Canham),r.
5 O'Farrell
Canham Mary J. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1712 Pacific Av
Canham Thomas P., painter, r. 561 Minna
Canham William F., houseiiainter, 1712 Pacific At
Caniage Frederico, laborer Severino Bussoliuo, r. 337
Broadway
Canu Thomas, carpenter, r. 1008 Green
Canuada H., fireman stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ferry
Cannavan Elizabeth (widow), r. 626 >4 Jessie
Cannavan Henry, pyrotechnist Church ji Co., r. C26}<S
Jessie
Cannavan Jane Mrs., r. .375 Brannan
Cannavan John, farmer, r. 741 Market
Cannavan Martin, hatter, r. 721 Fifth
Cannayan. See Canavan
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Caimej- Christopher C,, solecutter Buckingham *
Hecht, r. 745 Market
Cannight Irene Miss, bakery, 315 Pqlk
Canning James, porter George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 709
Natoma
Canning Thomas, laborer, r. 1918 Pacific Av, rear
Cannon A. F., r. 225 Sisteenth
Cannon Bernard, laborer, r. 122 Dora
Cannon Edward, merchant, r. 917 Post
Cannon Erin, photographer W. Shew, r. 115 Seventh
Cannon Frank, r. 9 Hinckley
Cannon Frank, domestic, r. 937 Pacific
Cannon George, seaman, r. 114 Jdckson
Cannon James, laborer, r. 231 Perry, rear
Cannon James, laborer Charles Harley & Co., r. NW
cor Yuba & Nebraska
Cannon James, laborer California Chemical Works, r.
E 6 San Bruno Eoad, bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Cannon James, molder Tobey Curtis, r. NE cor Post
and Powell
Cannon James, restaurant, r. 26 Sacramento
Cannon John, deckhand stm Amador, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Cannon John, plumber and gasfitter, r. J<W cor Sev-
enteenth and Howard
Cannon John, wheelwright, r. 217 Jt; Clara
Cannon M., deckhand stm Bullion, Hyde St. Wharf
Cannon Marcena, r. 115 Seventh
Cannon Patrick, fireman The Baldwin
Cannon Patrick, longshoreman Pacific JIail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, r. 13 Frederick
Cannon Patrick, mattressmaker Glover & Willcomb.r.
17 White PI
Cannon Robert, varnisher Pacific Improvement Co., r.
GU4 Pine
Cannon S. S. (widow), r. 609 Shotwell
Cannon Thomas, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1709 Stev
Cannon Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Cannon William, laborer, r. 12 Boardman PI
Cannon William C, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1319 California
Cannon. See Canon
Canny Charles, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Canon John S., carriagemaker B. Grave & Co., r. 217>i
Clara
Canon. See Cannon
Cant Henry, miner, r. 741 Market
Cantel Annette Mrs., French laundry, 22 Lewis
( 'antel Eugene, butcher Alfonse Geantit, r. 712 Gear}-
Cantel Louis, lace mending, 712 Geary
Canterbury James H., lather, r. 2100 Pine
Canterbury Nathan D. (R. G. Haskell & Co. ),r. Boston
Cantet Bernard, tailor, 2<s4'-- Stevenson
Cantjn Joseph P., stockbroker, ofiice 311 California,
r. Oakland
Cantine Mary R. Mrs., r. 1.^3 '^ Second
Cantlan Richard, laborer, r. 470 Tehama
Cantlin John, pressman Daily Exchange, r. 914 Jack
Canto Dolores Miss, ironer Gassmann's Laundry, r.
406 Union
Cantor Joseph, jeweler, r, 2 Russ
Cautrell Edward B., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
121f> Larkin
Cantrell Thomas G., r. 1216 Larkin
Cantr.ivitch Joseph, porter Neustadter Bros., r. 112
Lie ve nth
Cant us George (George Cantus & Co.) , r. 620 Hayes
CAXTUS GKORGili: <& CO. (William Eybs),
liquor saloon, SW cor Stockton and O'Farrell
Cantwell Mary Mrs. (Mullen & Cautwell) , r. 633 Cal
Cantwtll Morris, teamster, r. 1125 Harrison
Canty D. & Co., confectioners and candy manufactu-
rers, 107 Montgomery
Canty Daniel (D. Canty & Co.), r. 622?^ Minna
Canty Michael Jr.,harnessmakerMain ^Winchester's
Collar Factor}-, r. 2.H,'<r Louisa
Canty Michael Sr., r. 2^3^ Louisa
Canty Nellie, dressmaker, r. 1006 k' Natoma
Canty Patrick, blacksmith helper /Etna I. Works, r. 44
Hitch
Canty Patrick, ho.^tler Henry M. Norton, r. 33 Eddy
Canty Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gaslight Co.
Canty Thomas, groceries, .523 Fourth
Canty Thomas F., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 853 Folsom
Canty Timothy, tailor, 11 Sutter
Canty William, laborer, r. 1035 Market
Canty William W., boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r.
26 Minna
Cany Mary A. (widow) , r. 1219 Mission
Caparillo S., laborer F. Korbel & Bros., r. cor Fifth
and Bryant
Capderielle Katie Miss, ironer Louis Lacazette, r. 603
Hayes
Capderielle Frances Mrs., ironer Louis Lacazette, r.
603 Hayes
Capderielle Peter, waiter Albert J. Bordenhave, r. 706
Monttromery
Capek Joseph V., printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 115
Park Av
Capel H. L., r. Commercial Hotel
Capelli Antone, peddler, r. Stockton PI
Capelli Joseph, teamster, r." Stockton PI
Capelli Luigi, barkeeper Stel'anoRovegno, 1719 Stock-
ton
Capelli Teresa Miss, dressmaker Rosa Cassassa, r. 208
Francisco
Capen Willard F., accountant Henry G. Langley, r.
426 Jones
CaperOB Frederick, r. 1027 Dui^ont
Caperro A., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 6 La-
fayette PI
Capiday Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Capion Lawrence, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 117
Dore
Capis Constantine (Capis & Claudianos), r. 235 Stev
Capis j£ Claudianos (Constantine Capis and C. M.
Claudianos) , poultry, S3 Grand Central Market
Capital Building, 405 Kearny, cor Pine
Capital Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.) , David
A. Brown secretarv, oflice 039 Kearny
CAPITOL 3IIL1I.S," Deming. Palmer k. Co. proptrs,
110 Sacramento, ofiice 202-i;04 Davis
Capitol Restaurant, Michael Wappel proptr, 204-206
Fourth
CAPITOL, SALiOOX, Lewis & Harris proptrs 226
Montgomery
Caplice Edward, teamster Davis & Cowell,211 Drumm
Caplice Jc'hu, cellar foreman Hibernia Brewery, r. 728
Natoma
Capp , clerk, r. West End House
Capp Abraham B., teacher Heald's Business College,
r. 232 Turk
Capp Charles S. (Charles S. Capp & Co.),r. SE cor
Buchanan and McAllister.
CAPP CHARLES S. .& CO., real-estate agents
and housebrokers, 418 Montgomery
Cappadacv John (John Cappadacv & Co.) , r. 308 Kear
CAPPADACY JOHX »SjCO., liquor saloons, 308
Kearny, 120 Leidt'sdnrff, and 312 Washington
Cappel Benard. groceries and liquors, 312 Thirteenth
Cappelmau Otto C, r. 813 Pacific
Cappola Catherine (widow), groceries and liquors,
NE cor Washington and Leavenworth
Cajypola Frank J., r. 421 Fourth
Capponeli Felipi)o, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsiuger k
Son, r. 627 Broadway
Capprise Joseph, clerk Newman & Putzman, r. 2132
Stockton
Caprile Carlo, Italian Bevev. Soc, 423 Washington
Capron Orleu, carpenter, r. l.')02 Yallejo
Capucctti Antoine, waiter Perini i Ferini, r. Ashbur-
ton PI
Capucetti Fidele, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5S Kearny
Capulate Jean, tailor, 1220 Stockton, rear
Capurro .\ugustiu, porter, r. 2 Lafayette PI
Capurro Giovanni B., vegetables, 55 Colombo Market,
gardens, W s Mission nr Ocean House Road
Capurro John, expressman George H, Tay & Co., r.
4 Liifayette PI
Capurro Joseph, engineer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 6
Lafayette PI
Carabbio John, fruits and vegetables, cor Twenty-
sixth and Bryant, r. 1585 Folsom
Carabin John J.," salesman Keane Bros., r. 1642 Myrtle,
Oakland
Caradine Sarah (widow), r. 312 Folsom
Carafta G. B. (Caraflfa & Guinasso), r. 406 Green
Caraflfa Jc Guinasso (G. B. Caraffa and J. T. Guinasso),
bakery, 1309 Dupont
Caramelia Pietro, fisherman, NEcor Vallejo and Front
Caramella Lui^-i, fruit stand, NW cor Washington and
Battery, r. 5 Garden
Caranielu C., laborer, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Caraiiza .Mexander. waiter Palace Hotel
Caratar Marks, cook Nicholas Castis.r. 1063 Mission
Caray M.ii-y Miss, housekeeper, 1508 Folsom
Carbalou Claude, cook Max Friedman, r. 634 Vallejo
Carberry Cormac, carpenter, r. 261 Octavia
BULLOCK k JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Carbc-rry Edward, ehipcarpenter W. E. Ck)llj-er, r. 541
Second
Carberry John, r. 512 Mission
Carberry John, carpenter, r. 1328 J4 Folsom
Carberry John, peddler, r. 181 Jessie
Carbon Paint Co.. B. B. Redding president, A. P. Red-
ding general manager, F. H. Horton secretary, 12
California
Carbons Andrea, engineer Musto Bros., r. 322 Vallejo,
rear
Carbone Francisco, laborer, r. 1-127 Kearny
Carbonnet Auguste, cook P. Priet. r. 609 Pine
Carboy John, hostler City Cab and Transfer Co.,r. 174
Jessie
Carbrae Daniel, driver United Carriage Co., r. 25
Glover '
Carbrae David, hactman, r. 728 Clementina
Card Charles W., conductor Market St. and Haves Val-
ley R. R., r. 120 Oak
Card John, teamster Max Morgenthau, r. 1205 Valencia
Card Nicholas S., watchman, r. SE cor Harrson and
Main
Card William H., dentist, office and r. 646 Market
Cardiff Richard J., plumber Charles Waters, r. .319
Tehama
Cardillo Guiseppe, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Cardinal! Luigi, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdway
Cardinell Alfred, r. 430 Valencia
Cardinell John A., collector, office 30 Montgomery
Block, r. 430 Valencia
Cardinet Emil H., poultry and game, 85 California
Market, r. Alameda
Cardozo Ambrose, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 30 Ohio
Cardozo John (John Cordozo & Co.) , r. 22 Garden
Cardozo John &: Co. (Antonio F. Rodgers), proptrs
Lisbon House, 415 Drumm
Cardozo Joseph, painter and paperhanger, r. 1067
Broadway
Cardwell Simi)Son, cook stm Great Republic
Carerre John, butcher, r. cor Sixth and Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Carew Daniel, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Carew Frank, painter, r. 330 Fell
Carew John, laborer, r. 330 Fell
Carew Thomas, drayman, r. 330 Fell
Carew Thomas R., shipping clerk Fechheimer, Good-
kind & Co., r. 315 Fell
Carew William, carriagepainter, r. 823 Jessie
Carey Amelia, domestic 1416 Jackson
Carey Andrew, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Carey Annie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1032 Pine
Carey Bartholomew, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Carey C. B., eitraman Engine Xo. 10, S. F. F. D., r. N s
Bryant, bet Third and Fourth
Carey Elizabeth (widow) , r. 60 Clementina
Carey Ellen (widow) , r. 328 Third, rear
Carey George C, clerk Alpha A. Webber, r. 1902 Bdwy
Carey James, conductor Central E. R., r. 130 Clinton
Carey James, laborer, r. 718 Greenwich
Carey James, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. KE cor Army and Sanchez
Carey Jajues, upholsterer, r. Brunswick House
Carey James C, upholsterer, r. 447^ Xatoma
Carey Jeremiah C, machinist Elias H. Thompson, r.
529 Howard
Carey Johannah (widow) , r. N s Filbert, nr Mont
Carey John, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. N s Filbert, nr
Montgomery
Carey John, teamster Ray Bros., r. E s Florida, bet
Solano and Butte
Carey Julia (widow), laundress, N b Jackson, bet
Baker and Lyon
Carey Kate (widow), r. 368 Xatoma
Carey L. A. S. Mrs., r. W s Church, bet >'ineteenth
and Twentieth
Carey Lawrence, teamster, r. 57 Shipley
Carey M. (widow) , r. 21 Anna
Carey Maurice, foreman Levinsky Bros., r. 340 Te-
hama
Carey M. C, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r. Bry-
ant, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Carey Peter, brickmason new U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. N 8 Jersey, bet Vicksburg and Church
Carey P. H., laborer, r. 318 Pacific
Carey Ralph, carpenter, r. 173 Minna
Carey Thomas, teamster, r. 14 Boardman PI
Carey William, laborer, r. XE cor Grove and Polk
Carey. See Cary
Cargill WilUam, carpenter O. * O. stm Australia
Carie , r. 1027 Dupont
Carillo Pietro, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Carit Adoljjh, physician, office and r. 1024 Stockton
Carit J. -■Mfonso. commission merchant and importer,
405 Front, r. 1013 Leavenworth
Caritz John B., cook, r. 929 Howard
Carkeet Stephen, salesman Robinson, Fowler i Co, r.
748 Harrison
Carl .\ndrew (Carl Brothers), r. 10 Boardman
Carl Brothers (Andrew and William), coopers, Oregon,
bet Front and Davis
Carl David E., blacksmith, r. 13313^ Vallejo
Carl Kate Miss, domf-stic 1295 Alabama
Carl Peter J., stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 13 Frederick,
rear
Carl Thomas, laborer, r. 662 Harrison
Carl William (Carl Brothers), r. 10 Boardman
Carl. See Carll
Carlan Lawrence, clerk Ann Morrlssey, r. 210 Fifth
Carlan WilUam, blacksmith Thomas Ford, r. 735
Broadway
Carlan. See Carlen and Carlin
Carle August, waiter The Baldwin, r. 333 Eddy
Carle Elizabeth (widow), r. 1320 Broadway
Carlen John W., cashier R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Carles Julia Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Carleston Charles, r. 54 Minna
Carleton Emma (widow) , seamstress, r. 156 Third
Carleton Frederick W., freight clerk stm Constantine,
r. NW cor Webster and Eddy
CARL.ETOX GEORGE A., secretary Cal. Steam
Navigation Co., r. NW cor Webster and Eddy
Carleti n Jerome, policeman City Hall, r. 505 Mason
Carleton Silas M., eipressman, r. 1331 Vallejo
Carleton Slicer B., foreman Bates, Woods & Co., r. 814
California
Carleton. See Carlton
Carley Cornelius, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Carli" George (Carli k. Cuneo), r. cor Jasper PI and
Union
CarU & Cuneo (George Carli and Joseph Cuneo), boots
and shoes, 302 Montgomery Av
Carlin Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 365
Clementina
Carlin J. apprentice Cal. Boiler Works, r. Montgom-
ery House
Carlin James, hostler Neil McCafferty, r. 1025 Market
Carlin James C, clerk D. M. Osborne & Co., r. 221
Sixth
Carlin John, city agent Standard |F. and M. Iqs. Co.
of New Zealand, office 30G Sansom, r. 2421 Cal
Carlin John, laborer r. 18 Welsh
Carlin John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 26 Ritch
Carlin Roger, laborer William M. Starr, r. 6?^ Garden
Carlin Samuel E., clerk Ayers A: Co., 221 r. Sixth
Carlin W., apprentice California Boiler Works, r.
Montgomery House
Carlin William, porter Taber, Harker & Co., r, 32'
Laurel Av
Carlin Will iam J. , bootmaker, r. cor Twenty-sixth and
Serpentine Av
Carlin. See Carlan and Carlen
Carlisle Albert, clerk LeCuunt Bros., r. 711 Leav
Carlisle Eleanor M. Mrs., assistant Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1412 Pine
Carlisle George, local policeman, r. 138 Chestnut
Carlisle H., steward O. & O. S. S. Australia
Carlisle Stewart, painter Michael King, r. 734JiNa-
toma
Carlisle Thomas P., barkeeper Michael Heffernan, r.
646 Stevenson
Carlisle. See ' arlyle
CAKLL AXOXZO W'., teacher music and dancing.
1328 Bush, r. 13o2 Bush
Carll. See Carl
Carll's Hall, 1328 Bush
Carlo Dericco, proptr Milano Hotel, 416 Pacific
Carlo Madelena, w^aitress, r. 627 Broadway
Carlos Francisco, harnessmaker Tiburcio Carlos, r.
831 Pacific
Carlos Tiburcio, harness and saddlemaker, 525 Pacific,
r. 831 Pacific
Carlsen Andrew, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, pier
■ 10, Steuart
Carlsen Ida (widow), r. 322 Vallejo
Carlsen J. G., shipcarpenter, r. 531 East
Carlsen John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Carlsen Lawrence Rev., pastor Our Saviour's Scandina-
vian Evangelical Lutheran Church, r. 18 Sherman
Carlsen Peter, chicken ranch, bet Mission and San
Jose Road, nr Niagara Av
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Carlson A., r. 6 Clara Lane
Carlson Andrew, barkeeper Louis Schultz, r. 426 Davis
Carlson Andrew, helper Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 51 Te-
hama
Carlson August (Carlson & Ericksen) , r. 36 Sacramento
Carlson Carl, lodgings, 10 Washington
Carlson Carl, musician, r. '.iTfiyt, Clementina
Carlson Carl I., furniture, 223 Fourth, r. 213 Fourth
Carlson C. E. & Co. (Charles E. Carlson aDd Henry
Johnson), coffee saloon, 425Drumm
Carlson Charles, r. 1030 Mission
Carlson Charles, cigarmaker Samuel Gordon, r. 52
Minna
Carlson Charles, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Carlson Charle.s, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. SW cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Carlson Charles, seaman, r. SE cor Har and Spear
Carlson Charles E. (C. E. Carlson & Co.). r. 425
Drumm
Carlson Charles J., student S. F. School of Design, r.
523 Pine
Carlson Edward (Carlson & Currier), r. 1708 Sac
Carlson E. F., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Carlson Frederick, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Carlson Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Carlson Hulda Miss, domestic 529 Tjler
Carlson John, assistant engineer stmr Onward, Jack-
son St.Wharf
Carlson John, deckhand tug Donald, Harrison St.
Wharf
Carlson John P., fireman tug Millen Grifiath, r. 36 Sac
Carlson John, miner, r. 54 First
Carlson John, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Carlson John, seaman, r. 330 Spear
Carlson Lars, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r. 623
Pine
Carlson Lewis, coalpasser S. S. Great Republic
Carlson Magnus, laborer Pac. Tallow Works, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Carlson N. P., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Carlson Olaf C, cook Nielsen & Mosberg, r. 832 Val-
lejo, rear
Carlson Oloff, coalpasser S. S. Groat Republic
Carlson Oscar, laborer Giant Powder Works, r. Cen-
tral Road, nr Twentieth Av
Carlson Peter, r. Clipper Hotel
Carlson & Currier (Edward Carlson and James P. Cur-
rier) , commission merchants, and agents Beldiug
Brothers & Co's. silk, and Warrin's needles, 50a
Market
Carlson & Erickson (August Carlson and Frederick
Erickaon), liquor saloon, 7 Merchant
Carlton Charles C, commission and insurance, office
lt;>.311 California, r. 502 Powell
Carlton Frank, waiter Quaker City Restaurant, r. 1122
Market
Carlton George E., r. 411 Ellis
Carlton Harriet E. (widow), r. l.W Third
CARLTON HENRY Jr., city agent ^tna Insur-
ance Co. (of Hartford, Conn.) . office 311 California,
r. 2706 California
Carlton Henry P., manager Pacific School and Home
Journal, office .WH Clay, r. 1421 Webster
Carlton John, gardener Lelaud Stanford, SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Powell
Carlton William, surveyor, r. 509 Powell
Carlton. See rarleton
Carlyle Catherine (widow), lodgings, 2011 Mission
Carlylo. See Carlisle
Carmnck William D., liquor saloon, 666 Mission, r. 140
Minna
Carman Benjamin F., driver Omnibus R. R., r. 982
f Harrison
Carman Frank R., clerk Pope k Talbut, r. fl23 Har
Carman T. Mrs. (widow), r. 919 Uroadwa/
Carman Walter T., r. 923 Harrison
Carman Warren P., carpenter, r. N s Clipper, bet
Church and Sanchez
Carman William, physician, office and r. 410 Post
Carman William O., driv.r Omnibus R. R., r. 982 Har
Carmany Cyrus W., cashier Savings and Loan Sociity,
office 619 and 621 clay, r. 923 Jackson
Carmany Daniel, nightwatchman Charles Crocker, NW
cor Taylor and Ciilifornia
Carmany John H. (John H. Carmany & Co.), r. 923
Jackson
CARM.VNY JOHN H. «S£ CO., publishers and
propti'9 Commercial Herald and Market Review,
California Hortiiiilturist.Wiue and Liquor Herald,
etc., otlii:e 409 Washington
Carmany J. W. (Carmany & Crosett), r. 619 Pine
Carmany Ringgold, bookkeeper Savings and Loan Soc,
r. 1137 Union
CARMANY & CROSETT (J. W. Carmany, and
A. A. Crosett), gents' furnishing goods, 25 Kearny
Carmatz Adolph, watchmaker and jeweller, 527 San-
som, r. Ill Montgomery Block
Carmtlich Arthusa (widow), r. 961 Howard
Carmellch Mark W., clerk, r. 961 Howard
Carmelo Bay Coal Co. (Monterey Co.), Horace D.
Jameson president, John Greif secretary, office
300 Market
Carmen Island Salt Works, mill 249 Steuart, office and
salesroom 207 Front
Carmicbael Archibald, salesman Keane Brothers, r.
1026 Sutter
Carmichael Charles G., coremaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 114 N'atoma
Carmichael Daniel, marblecutter Pioneer Steam Mar-
ble Works, r. 318 Miller PI
Carmichael John A., carpenter, r. 813 Howard
Carmichael Neil, policeman City Hall, r. 921 Market
Carmichael Neil, restaurant, 1U26 Sutter
Carmichael William, 6e<imau, r. 318 Miller PI
Carmo John M., laborer Broadway Wharf, r. W s San-
som. nr Union
Camiody Mr.i. (widow) , r. 15 Gilbert, rear
Carmody .\rthur F., bookkeeper banking department.
Wells, Fartjo i Co., r. 308 Leavenworth
Carmody James, stevedore A. C. Freese "
Carmody J. H., driver Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 412
Bush
Carmody John, r. 458 Natoma
Carmody John, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 12
Heron
Carmody John, wool sorter S. B. Lardner, r. 17
Gilbert
Carmody Joseph, coachman Maurice Ullmau, r. cor
New Park Road and Parkhill Av
Carmody Martin, coachman new Wisconsin Hotel, r.
916 Montgomery
Carmody Mary, domestic 914 O'Farrell
Carmody Patrick, brassfinisher, r. 143 Silver
Carmona Sophie A. (widow) , r. 6 Cadell Alley
Carnaby James, butcher George Werner, r. SW cor
Polk ami Pacific
Carnahan Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 308
Beale
Carnall Glemm O., clerk Charles A. Bailey, r. Berke-
ley
Carnall John, printer, r. 11 Leroy PI
Carnall Nathan C. (Carnall A: Eyre), r. Berkeley
Carnall William, waiter, r. 3 Bush Street PI
CARNAL,1.. «& EYKE (Nathan C. Carnall and
Thomas T. Eyre), agents Berkeley real estate,
office 320 SaUBOiu, room 68
Carnavid Octave, compositor Courrier de San Fran-
cisco, r. 720 Market
Carno Henry, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
17 Perry
Carne John E., stiident, r. 1216 Mission
Curncal Thomas D. (Pirkins & Cnrucal), attorney at
law, office 207 Sansoni, r. Oakland
Carnegi Andrew, calkcr Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Cariicll Eliza Mrs., lodgings, 974 Folsom
Carnell J. R., ctmductor Market St. and Hayes Valley
R. R., r. 974 Folsom
Carnell Richard, fruits, 144 Fifth
Carnell W., waiter Uuss House
Cai-ncH Frederick G., teacher music, r. 1210 Mason
CARNES GEORGE A., librarian Odd Fellows'
Library, office 325 Mtuitgomery, r. 422 Geary
Carucs Marion Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
• School, r. 1210 Mason
Carnes R. E., r. 125 First
Carnes Walter, clerk, r. 1210 Mason
Carnes William, r. 106 Post
Carucs William A. bookkeeper Sumner Whitney As
Co., r. 422 Geary
Carney Ann Mrs., lodgings, 5 Fourth
Carney Eilwurd, brickmason, r. 5 Fourth
Carney Francis I., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
1632 E.ldy
Carney Francis J., laborer Belando & Costa, r. 438
Minna
Carney Isabella, dressmaker, r. 202 Second
Carney Jame.i, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Carney John F., seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Carney Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Anna M. Warbiir-
ton. r. 435 Clementina
BULLOCIC & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Pumishings.
TEUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Carney Lawrence, contractor, r. 1066 Howard
Carnguesto Andrew (Oarnguesto & Rovenjuo) , r. SW
cor Stockton and Greenwich
Carngiiesto & Kovtnjno (Andrew Carnguesto and
Joseph Bovenjno) , market, SE cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Carnowskv Charles, musician Great Western Band, 417
Bu»h
Caro Charles, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Market and
Front, r. 511 Stevenson
Caro Louis, dry goods, 23(i Fifth
Caro Louis, liquor saloon, 22i}<i Fifth, r. 230 Fifth
Caro Morris, clothing, 416 Pacific
Caro Samuel, peddler, r. 359 J^ Tehama
Caro Samuel, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bro., r.
1918 Sutter
Caro Simon, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 642 Jessie
Caro Solomon, salesman Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 542 Jessie
Caro Syskind Rev., rabbi, r. 542 Jessie
Caro Wolf, furnitui-e, carpets, etc., 331-333 Bush, r.
712 Hayes
Caro Laiu-a (widow) , manuf shirts, 410 Kearny, room
9, r. 906 Filbert
Carolan Charles A., barkeeper Henry Bruns, r. 302
O'Farrell
CAROLAN, CORY & CO. (James Carolan and
Isaac H. Cory), importers and jobbers iron, steel,
and hardware, 117-119 California
Carolan James (Carolan, Cory & Co), r. 1714 California
Carolan Lizzie, domestic 370 Clemi-ntina
Carolan William, blacksmith, 722 Broadway
Caroliu James, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and Har-
rison, r. 680 Harrison
Carolin P. J., hostler, r. SW cor Bryant and Oak
Grove Av
Caronte Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Caronte Joseph, umbrellas and parasols, 138 Post
Carothers John T., station baggage agent Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Carothers John, clerk, r. 215 Post
Carothers William, carpenter, r. 613 Mission
Carothers William E., teamster Miller & Hall, r. 21
Spear
Carothers. See Caruthers
t)arpenter Alfred A., calker, r. 161 Clara
Carpenter Augustine D., mining secretary, office 411 Jj
California, room 9, r. 927 Geary
Carpenter Caroline (widow) , r. 634 Eddy
Carpenter Catherine (widow), r. 560 Stevenson, rear
Carpenter Charles, collector Pacific St. Wharf , r. Oak-
land
Carpenter Charles A., timekeeper Clay St. Hill E. R.,
r. 1202 Leavenworth
Carpenter Chester W., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 927 Geary
Carpenter D. A. & Co. (J. Clem. Uhler) , sole agents
Johnston Graphite Lubricating Oil Co., office 115
Pine
Carpenter Daniel, upholsterer, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Carpenter D.W., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. China
Carpenter Dyer A. (D. A. Carpenter & Co.), r. 1432
Geary
Carpenter Edgar A. , clerk Madison & Burke, rv 5 Jane PI
Carpenter Edward S., fireman tug J. H. Redmond,
Mission St.WTiarf
Carpenter Edwin W., special agent Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co., office 401 California, r. Berkeley
Carpenter Florentine A., butcher Henry Hickson, r.
1332 Bush
Carpenter Frederick H., carriagetrimmer B. Grave k
Co., r. 517 Taylor
Carpenter G. J., reporter Supreme Court of California,
office 640 Clay, r. 26,'^ Kearny
Carpenter Henry D., actor California Theater, r. 407
Taylor
Carpenter James, r. 904 Kearny
Carpenter J. Harry, clerk Connecticut Fire Insurance
Co., r. 314 Third
Carpenter John C, carpenter W. J. Peters & Co
Carpenter John F., plumber and gasfitter, r 104 San
Jose Av
Carpenter Joseph L., salesman, r. 322 Minna
Carpenter Patrick, r. E s Mission, ur Twenty-ninth
Carpenter Thomas, expressman, SW cor Battery and
Jackson, r. 104 San Jose Av
Carpenter W. B., r. 114 Fourth
Carpenter William, bronzer Thomas Day, r. Oakland
Carpenter William H., gasfitter, r. 21 Harrison Av,
rear
Carpenter William L., sergeant police City Hall, r.
749 Folsom
Carpenter William R., waiter Chamberlain House, 600
Bush
CARPENTIER EDWARD R., attorney at law,
office 328 Montgomery, room 19, r. Oakland
CARPEXTIER HORACE W., attorney at law,
office 328 Montgomery, room 19, r. Oakland
Carpentier Jean, fisherman, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Carpmill John, carpenter, r. 790 Folsom
Carpy Charles (C. Anduran & Co.), r. 524 Greenwich
Carpy J. (widow), r. 524 Greenwich
Carr — — , r. 521 Pacific
Carr A. L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 809 Stockton
Carr Anna (widow), r. 6 Washoe PI
Carr Annie Miss, r. 402 Stockton
Carr Annie Mrs., nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Carr Charles, coachman William Sharon, r. 961 How
Carr Charles M., clerk Singer Manuf. Co., r. 13 Everett
Carr Daniel, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. cor Ar-
kansas and Mariposa
Carr David, machinist Singer Manuf. Co., r. 502
Jessie
Carr Edward, blacksmith John Olquist, r. S s Green-
wich, nr Fillmore
Carr Edward, hostler Dexter Stables, r. 14 Jj Ritch
Carr Edward, miner, r. 214 Broadway
Carr Edwin W., foreman-patternmaker .S;tna Iron
Works, r. 115 Fell
Carr Eunice W. Mrs., nurse, r. 2418 Mission
Carr Frank D., bookkeeper Easton & Co., r. 1024
Mission
Carr George, r. 867 Market
Carr George, butcher, r. 1608 West Mission
Carr George, porter Southern Pac. R. R., r. 815Vallejo
Carr Henry, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Carr James, blacksmith Patrick J. Burns, r. 45 Clem
Carr James, proptr Portland Hotel, 54 Sacramento
Carr James, teamster, r. 121 Silver
Carr James J., blacksmith's helper Tait & Hainque, r.
27 Frederick
Carr Jesse D., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Carr John, clerk, r. 2421 California
Carr John, hackdriver, r. 110 Clinton
Carr John, laborer, r. 216 Ritch
Carr John, laborer G. M. Shores
Carr John, patternmaker, r. 307 Folsom
Carr John, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 226 Perry
Carr John, waiter, r. 238 Jessie
Carr John C, carpenter W. J. Peters & Co.
Carr John J., r. 433 Geary
Carr John M., pressman Morning Call, r. 3 Martha PI
Carr John R., r. 1705 Howard
Carr John S. (Jennings, Carr & Co.) , r. 2421 California
Carr Joseph, plumber ^Yilliam R. Allen
Carr Joseph, seaman, r. King Street House
Carr Julia G. Miss, millinery, 116 Sixth
Carr Lawrence, clerk Keane Bros., r. 219 Tenth,
Oakland
Carr Levi T., attorney at law, office 214 Sansom, room
23, r. Oakland
Carr Mark, rigger, r. 705 Front
Carr Mary, cook SW cor California and Powell
Carr Mary (widow) , r. 8 Oregon
Carr Matthew D., compositor W. M. Hinton & Co., r.
1016 Pine
Carr Michael R., Balesman C. L. Williams & Co., r.
N s Francisco, bet Dupont and Kearny
Carr Nelson F., tinsmith, r. 664 Willow Av
Carr Patrick, drayman, r. 331 Sixth
Carr Patrick, soap peddler, r. 269 Jessie
Carr Patrick, tailor D. Doherty
Carr Patrick, teamster Superintendent of Streets'
Carr Peter,|breman stm Yosemite, r. 8 Oregon
Carr Peter, seaman, r. 104 Mission
Carr Peter J., furniture and crockery, 2767 Mission
Carr Robert, r. 512 Mission
CarrS. N. (widow), r. 1024 Mission
Carr Thomas, longshoreman, r. 8 Oregon
Carr Thomas N., student Heald's Business College, r.
613 Mission
Carr W. D., conductor Central R. R., r. 1211 Fillmore
Carr William, commission merchant, r. 715 Bush
CARR WILLIAM B., capitalist, office 310 Pine,
room 27, r. 220 San Jose Av
Carr William H., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Michigan and Shasta
Carragy Winifred, domestic 2025 Pacific Av
Carraher Francis, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 132 Han-
cock
BEAMISirS Shirts— Instructions for Self-measurement on Application.
AllDEESON Si HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Carraher Michael, shoemaker, r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet
Dolores and Church
Carraher Patrick, driver United Carriage Co., r. 873 J^
Market
Carraher Terreuce Rev., assistant i^astor St. Francis
Church, r. 519 Green
Carranza Jaime, coffee merchant, r. 610 Hyde
Carrauza Victor A., clerk Montealegre i: Co., r. 1017
Sutter
Carrasco Flora (widow) , r. 21 Scott PI
Carrascosa Jose, capitalist, office 323 Front, r. 642 Fol
Carrau Joseph, market, 1300 Mission
Carrau Leon, salesman Lorsch Bros., r. 322 Clementina
Carre Eugene, cook The Baldwin, 736 Pacific
Carrel Adi'lph, barkeeper Cliarles Muriset, r. 1213
Powell
Carrel F. J., civil engineer and draughtsman,of6ce Old
City Hall, room 19
Carrell. bee Carroll
Carrere Amelia Miss, r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrere Anselmo, laundryman Ganco & Boyer, r. 33
Fell
Carrere Carlisle A. (widow), r. 917 Jackson, rear
Carrette Aime Miss, r. 1027 Dupont
Carrette Emme, laborer, r, 1027 Dupont
CarriaKnif Catherine, ironer Peter Carnes, r. 150
Shipley
Carrick A. Airs., r. 803 Hyde
Carrick Catherine (widow), r. Ss Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Vioksburg
Carrick Daniel, chief engineer steamer Salinas, r. S s
Sanchez, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Carrick George, clerk, r. 1013 Leaveuwurth
Carrick George N., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1110 Broadway
Carrick James, boimaker, r. 108 Ellis
Carrick Jumes, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 48 Silver
Carrick James, painter R. Sicotte & Co., r. 211 Minna
Carrick John, lather, r. 312 Clementina
Carrick John A., merchant, r. 1013 Leavenworth
Carrick John R.,j30imaker S. F. Box Factory, r. NW
cor Powell and Ellis
Carrick Martin, plasterer, r. 420 "<; Natoma
Carrick Richard, tireman stm Gipsey, r. 2110 Steiner
Carrie Hale Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (El Dora-
do Co., Cal.) , Francis W. Van Reyuegom secretary,
office 531 California
Carrier George S., speculator, r. 1831 Webster
Carriers' Mutual Aid Society, William G. C. Pitt secre-
tary, office .321 Clay
CaiTigan Alice Miss, domestic 416 Van Ness Av
Carrigan Andrew (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.), r. 1720
Clay
Carrigan Andrew, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 1329 Min
Carrigan Annie Miss, shoefltter Jory Bros., r. 20 >4
Harrison Av
Carrigan Bernard, tanner Cornelius O'Dounell, r. 607
Brannan
Carrigan James, laborer Columbia Foundry, r.Chenery,
bet Mateo and Miguil
Carrigan JameB, laborer, r. 209 Harrison
Carrigan John, coachman Chailes Crocker, r. SE cor
Jones and Sacramento
Carrigan John, seaman, r. NE cor Beale and Bryant
Currigun John, 8touec\itt(U-, r. 12 Seliua PI
Carrigan Lawrence, cook Hancock and Kelsy, r. 8W
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
Carrigan M. J., foreman carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co.,
r. 12 Hampton
Carrigan Patrick, canvas8«r,r. cor. Seventh andCleave-
laud
Carrigan Patrick, shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong,
r. 324 Tehama
Carrigan Tady, hiborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Carrigan Thomas, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. 1411 Dupi.nt
Carrigan Thomaw, slioemakcr Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1129 Howard
Carrigan William, engineer, r. 237 Stevenson
Carrigg Henry T., pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
655 Washington
Carrigue 1'., boilermaker California Boiler Works, r.
Oakland
Carrillo Uodolfo, r. 213 Third
Carrington Austin, bookkeeper H. H. Scott & Co., r.
829 Mission
Carrington Dennis E., cigarpackcr Sanderson & Horn,
r. 21.5 Sliotwell
Carrington Henrietta, domestic 1032 Jackson
Carrington Jane Mrs., r. 836 Sutter
Carrington John B., r. 467 Tehama
Carrire Adolph (Henry Schroder & Co.) , r. 219 Geary
Carrol Constance, cook, r. 803 Pacific
Carroll Alice (widow) , r. 467 Minna
Carroll Ann (widow) , r. 23 Natoma
Carroll Arthur, waiter Palace Hotel
Carroll Augustus, firtman, r. 2 Washington
Carroll Bridget Mis.s, domestic 1009 Buchanan
Carroll Bridget (widow), r. NW cor Sansom and
Union
Carroll Brothers (Patrick and Thomas), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Third and Minna
Carroll Charles E., salesman Gladden ife McBean, r. 13
Elliut Park
Carroll Cornelius, clerk Dennis Carroll, r. SE cor
Capp .".nd Seventeenth
Carroll Cornelius, teamster, r. 703 Ash Av
Cnrroll Daniel, laborer, r. 29 Frederick, rear
Carroll Daniel R., molder Mtn& Iron Works, r. 3
Alger PI
Carroll Dennis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Capp
and Seventeenth
Carroll D. T., r. 8 Dupont
Carroll Edward, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 10 De-
Boom
Carroll Elizabeth Miss, domestic 815 Lagun*
Carroll Frank, molder, r. 703 Ash Av
Carroll George L. (Abrams & Carroll), r. 1101 Van
Ness Av
Carroll George L. (T.W.Floyd & Co.), r. 1001 Van
Ness Av
Carroll Gustavus, coalheaver stm Cora, Washington
St. Wharf
Carroll Henry M., carpenter, r. 1519 Ellis
Carroll .James (S. F. Laundry Assu), r. S s Edd}-, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Carroll James, capitalist, r. 1101 Van Ness Av
Carroll James, captain S. S. Great Republic, r. 225
Third
Carroll James, carriagemaker Larkins & Co., r. 9
Sumner
Carroll James, cutter U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
2600 Mission
Carroll James, expressman, r. 446 Brannan •
Carroll James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 17
Louisa
Carroll James, laborer, r. 173 Minna
Carroll James, salesman Jones »t Co., r. 904 Mission
Carroll James F., r. 729 Green
Carroll James L., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
116 Vicksburg
Carroll Jeremiah, boilermaker, 2703 Ash Av
Carroll Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1006 McAllister
Carroll John, r. 51i* Sacramento
Carroll John, capitalist, r. 1101 Van Ness Ay
Carroll John, foremam Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717 Post
Carroll John, groceries and liquors, 509 Howard
Carroll John, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty
seventh
Carroll John, laborer Laurel Hill^Cemetery, r. NE cor
Laguua and Lilly Av
Carroll John, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. W s Ferris,
nr Point Lobos Av
Carroll John, laborer Miners' Branch Restaurant
Carroll John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Carroll John, longshoreman, r. 316 Beale, rear
Carroll John, shoemaker, r. 115 Welsh
Carroll John, teamster Cutting Packing Co., r. 916
Montgomery
Carroll John, waiter New York Bakery, r. 551 Mission
Carroll Jt)hn, wood and coal, 238 Eleventh
Carroll John \., clerk Thomas V. O'Brien, r. 335 Bdwy
Carroll John B., boilermaker California Boiler Worl<B,
r. 81 Clemintiua
Carroll John C, bakery and confectionery, 110 First
CARROL.li JOHN F., wines and liquors, 200 San-
som, r. 436 Teh ima
Carroll John J., bookkeeper Taussig & Co., r. 4 Garden
Carroll John J., laborer Mo(iical Purveyor's Depart.
ment U. S. A., r. cor Twenty-sixth and Sanchez
Carroll John J., molder Giovanniui i: Bennerscheidt,
r. 70.i Ash Av
Carroll John L., local policeman, r. 1125 Stockton
Carroll John P., clerk, r. 1151 Howard
Carroll Joseph, laborer, N s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
Dolores
Carroll Kate, domestic 824 Ellis
Carroll I^izzie Miss, r. .526 Howard
Carroll M., laborer Supeiintendcnt of Streets
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
TOBACCO. CIGARS and CIGABETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Carroll Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 349 Fourth
Carroll Martin, stock speonlator, r. 1511^ Market
Carroll Mary Miss, domestic 717 Broadway
Carroll Marv (widow), r. 4 Heron
Carroll Matthew, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1,540 Eddy
Carroll Michael, bartender John McCully, r. 246 Third
Carroll Michael, clerk Richard C.Tobiu, r.718 O'Farrell
Carroll Michael, driver GilfiUan & Hohenschild, r. 964
Mission
Carroll ^Michael J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
KiOi) California
Carroll Michael T., marblecutter James Sheerin, r.
li'll Devisadero
Carroll Oliver C, porter DoUiver & Brc, r. 12 Elliot
Park
Carroll Owen, laborer, r. S s Tyler, nr Buchanan
Carroll Owen, machinist, r. 127 Dora
Carroll P., r. G Virginia PI
Carroll Patrick, r. 235 Ritch
Carroll Patrick (Carroll Brothers), r. 2G8 Minna
Carrol! Patrick, clerk J. Camisbeli Shorb, r. 407 Post
Carroll Patrick, dairyman J. W. Haley, r. SE cor
Lombard and Webster
Carroll Patrick, driver Central R. R., r. NE cor Buch-
anan and Tyler
Carroll Patrick, gardner Golden Gate Park, r. Tilden,
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Carroll Patrick, hostler City R. R., r. 1333 Minna
Carroll Patrick, laborer, r. Ill Buchanan
Carroll Patiick, laborer r. 662 Harrison
Carroll Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Carroll Patrick, marblepolisher, r. 83 Ninth
Carroll Patrick, porter Mission Woolen Mills, r. 157
Minna
Carroll Patrick, rancher, r. 933 Vallejo
Carroll Patrick, stonemason, r. 522 Bryant
Carroll Patiick, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
467 Minna
Carroll Patrick, watchman Wells, Fargo & Co., r. cor
Second and Folsom
Carroll Peter, laborer J. M. Waite
Carroll Pt ter, lumberman, r. 13 Frederick, rear
Carroll Peter, stableman Edward H. Doyle, r. 246
Third
Carroll Philip, hostler Market St. R. R. r. 1057 Tyler
Carroll Richard, capitalist, r. 4 Garden
Carroll Richard, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Carroll Richard F., porter Taussig & Co., r. 4 Garden
Carroll Richard T. (R. T. Carroll ,!c Co.), r. 902 O'Far-
rell
Carroll Robert, fireman, r. 625 Davis
CARROLL R. T. «& CO., importers, and whole-
sale wines and lic^uors, 328-336 Sausom
Carroll Thomas (Carroll Brothers), r. 208 Minflfa
CairoU Thomas, gunsmith, r. cor Davis and Vallejo
Carroll Thomas, molder Mtna. Iron Works, r. 149
Second
Carroll Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
lu Haight
Carroll Thomas P., auditor Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 518
Lombard
Carroll William, baker, r. 164 Minna
Can-oil William, delivery clerk Frank G. Edwards, r.
628 Clay
Carroll William, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., r. S s
Sierra nr Georgia
Carroll William marblepolisher Michael Heverin, r.
335 Broadway
Carroll William, plumber, r. NW cor Sansom and
Union
Carroll William, teamster, r. 30 Bernard, rear
Carroll William B., bookkeeper, r. 571 Bryant
Carroll William F., baker, r. 257 Stevenson
Carroll William H., carriagepainter Larkins & Co., r.
562 Natoma
Carroll William H., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r. 253
Octavia
Carroll William J., r. 23 Natoma ■
Carroll William V., laborer P. M. S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Carroll. See Carrel
Carron James, laborer, r. 9>$ Boardmau PI
Carron John, laborer, r. 914 Bryant
Carrona Andrea, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Carruthers George, contractor, r. 5 Yerba Buena
Carruthers John, salesman J. G. Moutealegre, r. 2405
Buchanan
Carruthers Samuel G., bookkeeper S. W. Rosenstock
& Co., r. SE cor Washington and Fillmore
Carson , r. 521 Pacific
Carson Andrew, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Carson August, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 29k' Fifth Av
Carson Boujamiu, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. N s North Point, nr Larkin
Carson Bern:'rd, engraver, r. 531 Jessie
Carson Charhs, chief engineer Pacific Mail S.S. China,
r. 440 Second
Carson Dora (widow) , candies, 52 Seventh
Carson Edward, hackman, cor Geary and Kearny
Carson Edward L., cashier H.H.Scott & Co., r. 806
Van Ness Av
Carson Frank M., clerk Van Norden & Gilmore, r. 1518
Broadway
Carson Fredirick, longshoreman, r. 3 Berry
Carson Henry, laborer, r. 131 Tiiwnsind
Carson I., carpenter Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s Ten-
nessee, bet Butte and Solano
CARSON JAMES G., attorney at law, office 330
Pine, room 21, r. 531 Jessie
Carson John, liquor saloon. Junction House, SW cor
Mission and Ocean House Road
Carson John, painter, r. SE cor Valencia and Twenty-
first
Carson John B. (Frank & Carson), r. 531 Jessie
Carson Jt)hn C, local ijolicemau, r. 52 Louisa
Carson Mary Ann (widow) , r. 608 Bush
Carson Mary E. Miss, assi-tant Spring Valley Primary
S<hool, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Matthias N., contractor, r. 1518 Broadway
Carson Rupert, master m irinei', r. cor Iowa and Yuba
Carson Thomas, woodcarver G. Bianchi, r. 321 Tenth
Carson Thomas E., carpenter Frank G. Edwards, r. 20
Glover
Carson Waiter, dairyman, r- Ocean House Road, nr
Toll House
Carson William (Dolbeer & Carson), r. Eureka, Hum-
boldt Bay
Carson '^rilliim, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 608 Howard
Carss Robert, driver Finlay & Stephan, r. 51 Louisa
Carsten Ernest, teamster Christian Nielson, r. 54 Clem
CARSTEIV FREDERICK, groceries and liquors,
NW lor Mission and Seveuieenth, r. 2050 Mission
Carsten Frederick, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r.
188 Vi Vandewater
Carstens John W., barber, 716 Brannan
Carstens Julia Miss, waitress Augustus Volz, r. 109
Third
Carsteiisen Julius, soapmaker Smith, Lucy & Co., r.
2120 Mason
Carstensen Peter H., fireman, Cal. Sugar Befinery, r.
10 Decatur
Carstulovich John, waiter John Vitaich, r. 339 Minna
Carswell George W.,dravman, r. 428 Hayes
Cartau Charles M., painter and paperhanger, r. 1207
Clay
Cartan Frank M. (Cartan, McCarthy & Co.),r. Palace
Hotel
CARTAN, McCarthy «Jk CO, (Frank M. Car-
tun and Timothy F. McCarthy), wholesale wines
and liquors, and distillers' agents, 513 Sacramento
Carter Annie Miss, ruching n^aker, Tobin Davisson &
Co., r. 9')6 Folsom
Carter Benjamin, whitener, 662 Mission, r. W s Ten-
nessee, nr Butte
Carter Bernard B., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota, r.
E s Hampshire, bet Solano and Butte
Carter C, laborer Superintendant of Sti-eets
Carter Charles, signpainter and paperhanger, r. 7
Raitsch
Carter Charles A., engineer Tait & Hainque, r. 507
Mission
Carter Charles C, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 33
Langton
Carter Charles C, Mrs., dressmaker, r. 33 Langton
Carter Charles H., plasterer and contractor, office 300
Kearny, r. 327 Fell
Carter Edward, waiter Palace Hotel
Carter E. J., carpenter, r. Overland House
Carter Eliza (widow) , r. 427 Third, rear
Carter Fannie B. Mrs.,r. 5Uj Prospect PI
Carter Fiancis. miner, r. 826 Broadway
Carter Frank, r. 715 Howard
Carter Frank, waiter steamer Humboldt, r. 227 Minna
Carter F. S, r. 1915 Sacramento
Carter George, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham, r.
29 Fredi rick, rear
Carter George, waiter B. Kenney, r. 1817 Mason
Cai-ter George A. Mrs., r. room 112 St. Ann's Building
Carter George B., janitor Nevada Block, r. 1828 Powell
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Carter George E., eecrelary Cal. Stock Exchange
Board, oflSce 20 Leidesdorff, r. 1008 Bush
Carter George J., r. 9 Russell
Carter George W., agent, r. 314 Bush
Carter George W., woolgrader Ball & Jiilian, r. 343
Fifth
Carter Grace W. (widow) , r. 6 'Wetmore pi
Carter Ira A., mining, office Hm Cal, r. East Oakland
Carter James, r. 72 Natoma
Carter James A., pianomover Matthias Gray, r. NE
cor Sacramento and Prospect PI
Carter James N., night inspector Custom House, r. 428
Third
Carter J. C, salesman, r. 5 O'Farrell
Carter Jeremiah, clerk Patrick Enright, r. SW cor
Kausch and Howard
Carter John, boatman, r. 1709 Jones
Carter John, helper melter and refiner's departmeni,
U. S. Mint. r. 544 !<i Xatoma
Carter John, laborer, r. 1 Graham PI
Carter John C, machinist, r. 11 College PI
Carter John L., shipsteward, r. Quincy House
Carter John M., carpenter, r. 1 Polk
Carter John T., bookkeeper and accountant, r. 1915 Sac-
ramento
Carter John W. (Carter i Lightfoot), r. 1028 Twenty-
first
Carter Joseph, jeweler Hubash & Hlrschmau, r. Oak-
land
Carter Joseph H., shoemaker S. W. Levj', r. 1 Graham
PI
Carter Joseph K., corresponding clerk U. 8. Surveyor
General's (Jffice, r. 1723 Jessie
Carter Lizzie Miss, milliner, 906 Market, r. Florence
House
Carter Margaret A. (widow), r. 956 Folsom
Carter Maud Miss, r. 11 Carolina
Carter Nicholas, laborer, r. W s Boyce, N of Point Lo-
bo8 Av
Carter Patrick, laborer, r. 714 Larkln, rear
Carter Peter, accountant, r. 332 OFarrell
Carter Uebecca F. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 468 Clemtntiua
Carter Klchard, plumber, r. 319 Tihama
Cartir liubcrt, upliolsterer H. Renton, r. Berkeley
CARTKK ROBERT AV., real-estate and money-
broker, office 30'2 Mont, room 10, r. 1626 Sac
Carter Thomas, superintendent South Pac. Coast R.
R. and (Carter Bros., Newark), office Alameda
FeiTy, Depot, foot market, r. 112 Fourth
Carter Tliomas B., machinist Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. Overland House
Carter Th'imas S., solicitor Chronicle, r. 11 Caroline
Carter William, clerk Merry. FauUfc Co., r. 1810 Jessie
Carter William, porter, r. 617 Mission
Carter Williiim F., mechanical engineer, office 109
California, r'lom 7, r. Oiikland
Carter William H., r. 130G Vallejo
Carter Willi;im H., longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich
nr Sansom, rear
CARTKR «S; LIGHTFOOT (John W. Carter and
Alfred H. Lightfoot), attorneys at law, office 230
Montgomery, roonis 13, 14 and 15
Carthanes Junna Mrs., laundress, r. 1318 Dupont
Carthcut James L. (L. N. Handy & ('o.), r. 243 Perry
Cartler Victor, lapidary L. Bosq, r. Broadway, bi t
Dupont and Stockton
Cartinel R. J., maihinist Joshua Hendy.r. 239 Seventh
Cartley J., messman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Carth y Julia Mis.-*, domestic 310 Fulton
' Cartmell Margaret (widow), r. 708 Folsom
1 Cartmill Samuel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill,r. Es
j Louisiana, nr Shasta
! Carto Anna Mrs., r. 427 Grove
I Carto Charles F., draughtsman, r. 15 John
I Carton John, r. 321 Pacific
j Cartou Mary E. (widow) . r. 805 Filbert
Cartopas L., laborer Campi's Restaurant
I Cartsoii Frederick, Lumbermcu'a Pro. Union, 71 New
I Montgomery
I Cartwell Mary, domestic 2326 Mission
Cartwright Alfred D., tonnage clerk general freight
office Central Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
Cartwright D. S., teamster, SE cor Main and Mission,
r. 76 Brady
Cartwright E., student Heald'a BusinesB College, r.
Ahlborn House
Cartwright Tliomas, stevedore, r. 1335 l-aciflc
Cartwright William H., waiter, r. 931 Sacramento
Carty Luke, groceries and liquors, 1329 Sansom
Carty Minnie, fringemaker S. Ettinger, r. Nineteenth,
nr Diamond
Carty Paul, nightwatchman Searle & Bode, r. 13 Sec-
ond Av
Carty Sylvester J., bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r. 13
Second Av
Carusi Mary J. Mrs., vice-principal Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 929 Jackson
Canisi Samuel P., ct.pyist Coimty Clerk, r. 929 Jackson
Carusi Thorton A., attorney at law, r. 929 Jackson
Carvell Bernard, laborer, r. 450 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Carvell James E., blacksmith, 2005 Miss. r. 2007 Miss
Carvell Theodore F., (Kellogg & Co.) , r. East Oakland
Carvello Felice, fi.sherman,r. XE cor Vallejo and Front
Carver Benjamin F., night inspector Custom House,
r. 570 Folsom
Carver Walter, laborer, r. NE cor Fell and Scott
Carvill Almon D., president Carvill Manuf. Co., 7-9
Powell, r. 1704 Polk
Carvill Manufacturing Co., Almon D. Carvill presi-
dent, 7-9 Powell
Carvill Orriu S., superintendent Carvill Manufactur-
ing Co., r. I.s;f4 O'Farrell
Carvin Anton, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Carwau Hugh, teamster J. Morton & Co., 204 Battery
Carwell E, E., laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Gary Anna L. Miss, teacher, r. 1830 Market
Cary Bartholomew, r. 512 Mission
Cary Cornelius (Berry & Cary), r. cor Seventh k Bran
Cary Cornelius, teamster Golden City Chemical Works,
r. NW cor 'Townseud and Seventh
Cary Dennis, deckhand ^tm Mary Garrat, r. 68 Jessie
Cary Isaac G., barber Nathaniel C. Susaud, r. 929 Wash
CARY JAMES C, attorney at law, office 507 Mont-
gomery, r. 810 Chestnut
Cary J. H., r. 012 California
Cary John R., laborer, r. Blue Forest, nr Bernal Sta-
tion
Cary L., driver Fifth St. R. R., r. Terminal Hou.^e
Cary Michael, laborer John McKew, r. 718 Greenwich
Cary Michael, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co.. Long Bridge
Cary Walker, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 810 Chest-
nut
Cary William, r. 12 h Bryant Av
Cary William, greaser, O. & O. S. 8. Gaelic
Cary William, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Cary. See Carey
Caryl A. W. (widow), r. 335 Jessie
Casaboune Joseph B. (Costerouzzo & Casabonne), r.
311 Pacific
Casalaggio Paul, teamster Ellis & Co., r. 62 Clara
Casamajou Augustus, cook, r. 435 Jessie
Casanova Anna, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Casanova Casper, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r.
'238 Second
Casanova Henry (F. Panerit Co.), r. 1007 Union
Casanova Mattliias, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Casanova Matthew. dairyman Isaac Stone, r. N eCourt-
land Av, nr San Brunt) Road
Casares John, waiter Grand Hotel
Casaretio Antonio, laborer, r. 530 (Jreon
Cusaretto Pietro, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Cusassa August, bootblack, 1 Post, r. 706 Montgom-
ery Av
Casassa Augustin, gardener, r. 10 Cadel Alley
Casassa Aurora Miss, dressmaker, r. 516 Union
Ca.sassa Carlo, laborer, r. 700 Montgomery Av
Casa.-sa Carlo Sr.. r. 516 Union
Casassa Charles (Valerga A: Casassa), r. 517 Union
Cusassa Charles, r. 6 Elm Av
Casassa Charles, porter CM. Volkman & Co., r. 11
Baununi PI
Casasssa Domlnick (Arrata & Casassa) , r. 1016 Devisa-
dero
Casassa Edward, buttonholomaker, r. 516 Union
Casassa Giovanni, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Casassa Gusfave, laborer, r. 4 Bannam PI
Casassa Henry, peddler, r. 619 Mason
Casassa Leah Miss, dressmaker, r. 516 Union
Casassa Rosa (widow), dressmaker, r. 516 Union
Cusassa Ste))hen (Haeigalupi & Casassa), r. Pacific, bet
Mason and Powell
Ca.sassa Stephen, laborer, r. 519 Union
Cascade Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.),
J. M. Buffington secretary, office 309 California,
room 4
Casclani Salvator (Casciani k Co.), r. 907 Washington
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture F!a^ Shirts to Order.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Casciani & Co. (Salvator Casciani and A. Quilici),
wood and coal, 907 Washington
Cascinelli G. B., vegetables, 34 Colombo Market
Cascino Emnianuele, Italan Benev. Soc, 4'23 Wash
Case Albert, carpenter, r. 17 Tehama
Case Charles E., dentist, office and r. Nucleus Bldg
Case George A., bookkeeper S. W. Roeenstock & Co.,
r. 1925 Geary
Case George A., dairyman, r. 1606 Larkin
Case George J., teamster, r. 616 Stevenson
Case Hubert P., daiiynian, r. 1606 Larkin
Case Joseph D., wharfinger Oakland Ferry, r. S 8 Clip-
per bet Castro and Diamond
Case Joseph H., salesman George W. Clark, r. 160G
Larkin
Case Oscar, painter, r. 129 Third
Case Samuel, machinist, r. S s Clipper bet Castro and
Diamond
Casebeer John P., clerk John B, Surges, r. 511 Bush
Casebolt Henry, superintendent Sutter St. B. K., office
1201 Larkin, r. cor Vallejo and Pierce
Casebolt Ira J., blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. NE cor
Filbert and Laguna
Casebolt Jacob D., assistant superintendent Sutter St.
K. R., r. NE cor Filbert and Laguna
Casebolt Jonathan B., carpenter, r. 1234 Pine
Casedebabs Jean, waiter, r. 811 Stockton
Casella Andrea, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Caselll.Vlphonse, fisherman, r. 8 Union
Caselli Domeuico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Caselli Giovanni, vegetable peddler, r. Webster bet
McAllister and Tyler
Caselli Olinto, salesman D. Biagi & Co., r. 413 Union
Casement Ella Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 1437 Miss
Casement Frank, cutter Jory Bros., r. 1437 Mission
Casement Mary Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 1437 Miss
Casement William K., grain shipper and weigher, r
1437 Mission
Casen Isaac, laborer, r. Wash Av nr Twenty-seventh
Caseneuve P., nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant bet
Fifth and Sixth
Cases Albert, boots and shoes, 529 Filbert
Casey Albert, stonecutter, r. 867 Mission
Casey Andrew J., clerk John Sedgwick, r. 214 Austin
Casey Arthur J., painter, r. Dora, nr Harrison
Casey C, plumber, r. 10 Salmon
Casey Charles F., tinner James Maguire, r. 665 Seven-
teenth
Casey Daniel, foreman Pacific Warehouse, r. 6 Hinck-
ley
Casey Daniel, woodturner California Mills, r. 781 Eddy
Casey Daniol J., blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. 73<;
Grand Av
Casey Delia, domestic 1707 Octavia
Casey Delia (widow) , domestic 720 Filbert
Casey Dennis, shoemaker, r. 1125 Filbert
Casey Edward, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 307
Eddy
Casey Edward J., bookkeeper Bryant & Taylor, r. 1208
Sutter
Casey Edward W., sewer inspector, r. 1208 Sutter
Casey Eliza Miss, teacher music, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Ellen Mrs., r. 138 Clara, rear
Casey Eugene, gasfitter, r. 443 Natoma, rear
Casey Eugene, laborer, r. E s Billing's PI, bet Filbert
and Greenwich
Casey Francis, waiter Lick House, r. 420 Natoma
Casey Frank R., waiter Grand Hotel
Casey George, r. 550 Mission
Casey Gregory, safemaker Joseph Stevens, r. 6 Hinck-
ley
Casey Henry, copyist County Recorder's Office, r. 17
Twenty-second
Casey Henry, plate printer William E. Goldsmith &
Son, r, 26 Montgomery
Casey Henry, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Casey Henry H., shoemaker, r. 539 Second
Casey Hugh, tailor, r. 539 Second
Casey James, r. 32 Natoma
Casey James, r. 522 Ninth ,
Casey James, r. 620 Minna
Casey James (Hyde & Casey) , r. 6 Antonio
Casey James, contractor, r. S s Duncan, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Casey James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 314 Sutter
Casey James, farmer Industrial School
Casey James, laborer, T. 13 Welsh
Casey James, painter, r. 24 Natoma
Casey James, plumber William R. Allen
Casey Jeremiah, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
1167 Third, Oakland
Casey Jeremiah, miner, r. Philadelphia House
Casey John, r. NW cor Seventeenth and Howard
Casey John, bartender Donohue & Phelan, r. 15163^
Market
Casey John, bootmaker, r. 128H Clementina, rear
Casey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.,r.2 Goodsell
PI
Casey John, laborer, r. 9 Jessie
Casey John, laborer Cal. Boiler Works, r. 30 Perry
Casey John, messman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Casey John, peddler, r. Fairmount Tract, nr Bernal
Station
Casey John, jioliceman City Hall, r. 37 )i Perry
Casey John, saddler, r. 16 Haggin
Casey John, subscription clerk Morning Call, r. 7
Grand Av
Casey John, teamster George B. Knowles, r. 214 Aus-
tin
Casey Josejjh, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Joseph, laborer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr Bernal
Station
Casey Joseph, messman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Casey Joseph A., check clerk Hibernia Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 222 Tehama
Casey Julia Miss, domestic 1213 Clay
Casey Kate, domestic, r. 1364 Post
Casey Kate F. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 539
Second
Casey Kittle Miss, milliner, r. 1004 Market
Casey Lawrence, groceries and liquors, 522 Ninth
Casey M., deckhand stm Centennial, Washington St.
Wharf
Casey Margaret (widow) , r. 10 Salmon
Casey Martin, plumber James W. Kingswell, r. 24 Ne-
vada
Cagey Mary Miss, domestic 711 Treat Av
Casey Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1004 Market
Casey Mary A., r. 420 Natoma
Casey Mary E. Miss, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 17 Twenty-second
Casey Michael, boatman, r. 6 Hinckley
Casey Michael, contractor, r. 1511 Leavenworth
Casey Michael, first officer stm Cora, Washington St.
Wharf
Casey Michael, laborer, r. 158 Shipley
Casey Michael, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamir-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Casey 5Iichael, laborer, r. 156 Octavia
Casey Michael, laborer, r. Commercial Hotel
Casey Michael, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Casey Morris, clerk TuUy R.Wiee, r. 1511 Leav
Casey Nora, domestic New Washington Hotel, 624
Fourth
Casey O., longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Casey Owen, carpenter, r. 1149 Hari-ison
Casey Owen, groceries and liquors, NE cor Chesley
and Brvant
Casey Patrick, r. 307 Eddy
Casey Patrick, helper Union Iron "Vf orks, r. 32 Natoma
Casey Patrick, laborer, r. 281 Minna
Casey Patrick, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Casey Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 28 Jersey
Casey Patrick, longshoreman Meuzies & Bingham, r.
18 First
Casey Patrick, moulder Weed & Kingwell, r. 24 Nevada
Casey Patrick, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., r. 35 Welsh
Casey Patrick J., painter, office 300 Kearny, r. 3233*1
Minna
Casey P. C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Casey Peter Mrs. (widow) , r. 307 Eddy
Casey Peter Rev., assistant pastor St. Ma.y'a Cathe-
dral, r. 628 California
Casey Richard, carpenter, r. 561 Bryant
CASEY SILAS JR., commander U. S. N., and
inspector Twelfth District Lighthouse Depart-
ment, office 120 Sutter, room 28, r. 418 Post
Casey Thomas, carpenter, r. 18 First
Casey Thomas, laborer, r. 1211 Broadway
Casey Thomas, labore;', r. 202 Stevenson
Casey Thomas, second engineer California St. R. R.,r.
SE cor California and Larkin
Casey Thomas, stoves, tinware and crockery, 106
Fourth, r. 1821 Jessie
Casey Thomas F., liquor saloon, 551 Howard
Casey Thomas J., proprietor Revere House, NW cor
Fourth and Mission
Casey T. K. Miss, teacher, r. 539 Second
Casey William, r. North German House
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANLEESON & HANLOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Casey William, blacksmith, r. 32 Xatoma
Casey William, carpenter, r. 618 Minna, rear
Casey William, engineer Eisen Brothers, r. 550 Mission
Casey William, laborer, r. 420 Natoma
Casey William Jr., silversmith, r. 550 Mission
Casey William J., clerk general freight office Central
Pacific E. R., r. Oakland
Casey William P., civil engineer and professor math-
ematics, ofSce and r. 1138 Sutter
Cash George A., coal-oil dealer, r. 518 J^ Fulton
Cash George A., weigher Eureka Warehouse, r. 106 '^
Third
Cash James, boilermaker Bisdon I. & L. Works, r. 54
First
Cash John, laborer, r. 521 Howard
Cash Robert, stock speculator, r. 812 California
Cash Stillman, laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 21 Ful-
ton, rear
Cash Thomas H., journalist News Letter, r. 314 Bush
Cashd liar Charles H., salesman Jewell & Harris, r.
721 Hayes
Cashel George, packer McMillan k Kester, r. SE cor
Kearny and Vallejo
Cashel John, porter George Morrow & Co., r. 16 Nv
toma
Casht-n John, laborer Gardner Landon Jr., r. 26^
Langton
Cashen Thomas, bartender Cornelius Donohoe, r. 316
Jackson
Cashin Benjamin, laborer J. Hughes, r. 413 Tallejo,
rear
Cashin John, president Mutual Ice Co., ofBce 321
Francisco, r. SW cor Sacramento and Webster
Cashin Katie Miss, bookbinder Burtling & Kimball, r.
591 Sixth
Cashin Richard, hostler Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 606 Third
Cashmau Cornelius, laborer, r. 245 Minna
Casbman Danlfl (Doyle & Cashmau) , r. 765 Howard
CaHhiuiiU Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Silver
Caslimitn Mary A. (widow), r. 148 Fifth
Casliman Mdurice, shipcarpenter, r. 2 Frederick
Caslinum Michael J., ironuiolder, r. 148 Filth
Cashmau Patrick H., painti r, r. 148 Fifth
Cashnian Richard, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 30
■Welsh
Cashmau Theodore J., machinist, r. 148 Fifth
Cashmau William, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
210 Ritch
Cashmau William, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 530 Twen-
ty-third
Cashnian AMUiam F., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Casillini Vin.-ente, painter, r. 13 Dnion PI
Casiiuar B., waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. 540 Wash
Ca^^imar C, waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. 540 Wash
Casin.) Hispano-Americano, Eugene DeSabla presi-
dent, 212 Sutter
Casou Isaac, lumberman, r. W s Washington Av, bet
Piecitft PI and Prospect PI, Bemal Heights
Cason Joseph H., barber James R. Phillips, r. 60
Third
Caspar John, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Broadway
\\harf
Caspir Mills (Caspar Creek, Mendocino Co.), Jacob G.
Jackson proptr, office Pier 2, Steuart
Caspar. See Kasper
Caspuri Csesar, musician Standard Theatre, r. 730
Union
Casper George W. (Cheixy & Casper) , short-hand re-
porter, office 330 Pine, room 41, r. 1426 Mason
Casper John, r. Park Hutel
Casper M., glazier, r. 421 Dupont
Casper Samuel, glaztC^, r. 433k" Clementina
Casper William, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
222 O'Farrell
Gaspers Jean R., bookkeeper Martin Mcussdorffer, r.
30 Kearuy
Cass John J., locksmith and cutler, 350 Third
Ca.sB Richard, expressman, NW cor Front and Market,
r. 1807 Stevcnscm
CasB Robert, wool grader, r. 608 Sixth
Cass William J., bartender Deimer & Ewald, r. 37
Lilly Av
Cassala Antonio, laborer, r. 5 Qaven
Cassanovich G., Austi-ian Bonev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Cassar Michel, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Cassaretto Gabriel, carpenter, r. 4 Maiden Lane
CassasBon Kate, candy packer David Hirschfeld
Cassebohm William i"., chief deputy county treasurer,
r. 757 Harrison
Casseboom Mrs., boarding, 1510 Polk
Cassel Jackson, r. 621 Pine
Cassell H., liquor saloon, 652 Sacramento, r. cor
Kearny and Green
CaBsell John F., mining and real estate, office 322
Pine, r. 2118 Pacific Av
Casselli Domenica, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Casselli Paoli, fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Cassflli Thomas S., actor Bella Union Theater, r. 809
Stockton
Casselman Fanny (widow), r. 811)^ Tyler
Casselmann Erna Mrs. (widow), r. 27 Oak Grove A.y
Cassen Albert, r. 6U7 Greenwich
Cassen Henry, r. 607 Greenwich
Cassen Henry Jr., r. 007 Greenwich
Cassen John, laborer, r. 26 Langton
CASSERIiY EUGEXE, attorney at law, office 316
California, r. 1922 Sacramento
Casserly Mary, domestic 18 Sherman
Casserly Michael, harnessmaker C. Hermg, r. 535
Minna
Casserly Patrick, hotelkeeper, r. San Jos6 Road, nr
San Maguel
Casserly William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Cassey Michael, scroUsawyer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 5
Clinton
Cassey Peter W. Rev., rector Christ's Mission Church,
r. 25 Prospect PI
Cassey. See Cassie
Cassiano Camille, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn
Cassidy Annie Miss, machine operator Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 5 Gilbert
Cassidy .\ndrew, groceries and liquors, 201 Valencia
Cassidy Andrew E., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
WorvS, r. 205 Bartlett
Cassidy Ann S. (widow) , r. 426 Fulton
Cassidy Bridget (widow) , r. 68 Minna
Cassidy Bridget (widow), r. 250 Locust Av
Cassidy Catherine, varieties, 20 Hunt
Cassidj- (.'hristopher, contractor, r. 77 Everett
Cassidy Edward, fruits and groceries, SE cor Post and
Lyon
Cassidy Francis, clerk Keane Bros., r. 30 J< Garden
Cassidy Frank, shiin urpenter, r. 30 M Garden
Cassidy George, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 136
First Av
Cassidy J., shipcarpeuter Matthew Turner, 122 Cal
Cassidy James, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Cassidy James, waiter, r. 32'.; Ritch
Cassidy John, fireman stm Conslantine, Broadway
AVharf
Cassidy John, horsetrainer, NW cor Point Lobos and
Twentieth avs
Cassidv John, line constructor Bell Telephone Co., r.
426 Fnlton
Cassidy John, teamster, r. 13 Chesley
Cassidy JohnH., engineer, r. NW cor First and Bryant
Cassidy John J., waiter, r. E s Laurel, nr Crescent Av
Cassidy Kate Miss, r. 5 Sheridan, rear
Cassidy Kate Miss, r. 605 Miuua
Cassidy Mary (widow), r. 5 Gilbert, rear
Cassidy Mary (widow), r. 52 Minna
Cassidy Mary Miss, r. 250 Locust Av
Cassidy Mary J. (widow), r. 54S Jessie
Cassidy Matthew, livery and boarding stable, 62-64
Minna
Cassidy Patrick (Marks & Cassidy), r. E 6 Alibama,
bet Twenty-Second and Twenty-third
Cassidy Patrick, laborer, r. 122 Shipley, rear
Cassidy Patrick, laborer Andrt w Onderdouk
Cassidy Peter, laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Cas.sidy Peter, longshoreman Meiizies & Bingham
Cassidy Thomas, millhand S. F. Box Factory, r. Gil-
bert, nr Brannan
Cassidy W., laborer Stiperintendent of Streets
Cassidy William, cari)eiiter Pac. Coast S. S. Co.'s Store,
r. SW cor Natoma and Fifth
Cassidy W. J., accountant, r. 2336 Mission
Cassie William, engineer Eisen Brothers, r. 550 Miss
Cassie. See Cassey
Cafesilli Augustin. artist in plaster pari8,4690'Farrell
r. E s Sullivan, nr Jefferson
Cassim Anthony, barkeeper Theodore Van Noorden,
r. 4'24 Hayes
Cassiu F. & P. J., wholesale liquors andrectifiers, 523
Front
Cassin Francis (F. & P. J. Cassin), r. 959 Howard
Cassin Francis Jr., clerk, r. 969 Howard
Cassin Julia (widow), r. 245 Clementina
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St, Manf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 70S to 716 Keamy St
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Cassin Alaiy F.. teacher musio, r. 959 Howard
Cassin Patrick J. (F. & P. J. Cassiu), r. 917 Tyler
Cassin. See Cassen
Cassio G. A., hairdressing saloon, 1423 Dupont
Cassio Lnigi, drayman, r. 405 Filbert
Cass i us Hotel, Owen Breslin proptr, NE cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Cassoii Barney, dairyman Caesou & Sarthcu, r. W s
San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Cassou J., barber, r. 60 Third
Cassou John (Cassou & Sarthou), r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Silver Av
Cassou & Sarthou (John Cassou and Jacques Sarthou),
milk dairy, W s San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Cassous Akxis, cook, r. cor Sixth and Railroad avs
South S. F.
Cassnben Ernst, paperhanger. 111 Jc- Ellis
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co..'Wililam R. Townsend,
secretary, office 59 Xtvada Block
Castagnet Ptter (Castagnet & Lecusau), r. 734 Mont
Castagnet & Lecusan (later Castagnet and Peter Lee
us«n) liquor saloon, 530 Merchant
Castagnetti Maurice, gardener Luigi Oliva. r. nr Ger-
man Hospital
Castagnettu Enrico, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Castaguttto Eugenia, Ita ian Bentv. Soc, 423 Wash
Castagnetto Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard Aimory, 423
Broadway
Castagnttto John, drygocds, 1234 Dupont
Castagnetto Pietro, groceries, 140G Dupont, r. 140GJ^
Dupont
Castagnetto Peter, laborer, r. 2309 Mason
CastagneJto Vinzenco, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash
Castagnino Antonio, fisherman, r. 23 Yallejo
Castagnlno Emanuel, carpenter, r. 1017 Taylor
Castel Augiifct, molder, r. 5.54 Tehama
Castel George (Castel k Paii.seault), r.4153< Powell
Castel & Paiiseault (Geo'ge Csstol and Camille Pari-
seaultl, second hand furniture, 415 3^ Powell
Castoles John, teamster, r. N s Gody nr Mission
CASTELiHUN FREDERICK J., attorney at lair,
office G09 Sacramento, r. 326 Treat At
Castelhun John, r. 326 Treat Av
Castelhun Mary A. Miss, principal South Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. 326 Treat Av
Castell Mary (widow), r. 1021 Pacific
Castella Rosa Miss, seamstress, r, 819 Jackson
1 Castellano Maria, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 'Washington
I Castello A., r. 318 Davis
j Castello Ellen Miss, cigarmaker HoUing Bros., r. 106
I Shipley
I CASTELLO HENTRY C, liquor saloon, XE cor
! Montgomery and Washington, r. 129 Thirteenth
1 Castello J., machinist Risdon I and L. Works
Castello John, horseman, r. 1703 Duijont
Castello John, machinist D. A. Macdonald k Co., r. G13
Greenwich
Castello Kicola, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Castello Patrick, laborer Sutter St. R. R.
Castello Sophia, dretsmaker, r. 721 ?<i Broadway, rear
Castello Thomas, elevatorman Palace Hotel
Castello Thouias, laborer Palace Hotel
Castello. See Castillo and Co.stello
Castellou Juan, musician, r. 8 Pollard PI
Caster James L.. compositor The Argonaut, r. Alameda
Caster John, baker, r. XE cor Kearny and Vallejo
Castiglioni Serafino, butcher S. Di Vecchio, r. 871 Miss
Castillano Salvador, tinsmith, r. 1142 ?.j Market
Castillar Hei.ry, clerk, r. U8h Third
Castillo Jnse, carpenter, r. 6 Margaiet PI
Castillo Bey, physician, office and r. 1205 Stockton
Castillo Thomas, porur, r. 725 !<■ Broadway, rear
Castillo. See Castello and Costello
Castin F., capitalist, r. 218 Pacific
Castis Nicholas, bakery and restaurant, 917 Market
Castle Albert, student, r. XE cor Sut and Van Ness Ay
Castle Albeit E., bookkeeper W. Warner Henry & Co.,
and teacher Lincoln Evening School, r. 2535 Miss
Castle A. W., cspitalist, r. Overland House
CASTLE BROTHERS (Frederick L. Castle) . im-
porters and wholesale grocers, 213 Frf nt
Castle Charles, cigars and tobacco, 350 Third, r. 18 J^
Freelon
Castle Dome Mining Co. (Arizona) . W. H. McClintock
secretary, office 330 Pine, rooms 9 and 10
Castle Edwurd, laborer, r. 716 Natoma
Castle Eugene G., salesman Castle BroB.,r. NE cor Van
Ness Av and Sutter
Cajstle Frank S., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 618
Fouith
Castle Frederick L. (Cattle Bros.), r. NE cor Van Ne«8
Av and Suiter
Castle James, laborer, r 115 Second
Castle John G., shipwright, r. 543 Howard
Castle Michael, cai italist, r. 621 O'Farrell
Castle Stephen, shipping clerk Henry J. Boese, r. 2132
Stockton
Castle Thomas, driver John Smith, r. Post Street
House
Castle Walter M., salesman Castle Bros, r. KE cor Van
NtssAv and Sutttr
Castkmiin Louisa, r. 27 Oak Grove Av
Castkn Edward B., ckrk J. C. Merrill i Co., r. 237 San
Jose Av
Castlen John G., clerk Sherman, Hyde & Co., r. 237
San Jose Av
Castles James, teamster, r. 310 Eighth
Caj-tner Charles A., r. 801 Hayes
Ccstner tnianuel. barber, r. 506 Fourth
Castuer Frederick S., gardener, r. SW ccr Tennrssee
and Solano
Caster Jcgeph. janitor Turn Verein Hall, 323 Turk
Castorena Jesus, billiardtablemaler Jacob Strahle &
Co.,r. 134 Fourth
Castro Josi^, farmer, r. C25 Vallejo
Castro Manuel, capitalist, r. Overlard House
Caswell Albert J., liquor salccn. 619J5 East, r. 433
Greenwich
Caswell Charles, laborer Union Box Factory, r. 509
Washinpton
CASWELL E. E. Mra., milliner, 28 Post
Caswell ErustusE., piano tuner, Sherman, Hvde&Co.,
r. 106 Post
Ca.'well George E., millinery goods, 28 Post
Caswell Henry, ckrk general freight office Central Pac.
R. R., r. 535 Post
Caswell Jacob, ship carpenter, r. Oriental Hotel
Caswell John C, boatbuilder, r. 423 East
Caswell The m£S H., grand secretary Grand ChfpterR.
A. M., ( ffice Masonic Temple, r. SW cor Baitlett
and Twenty-second
Caswell William, seaman, r. 449 First *
Cataliui Joseph, driver A. L. Aradou & Co., r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Catania Antone, fisherman, r. S 8 Union, bet Sansom
and Battery
Catania France, shoemaker, r. 242 Minna, rear
CATANIA JOSEPH, fresh, smoked, and salt fi.sh.
27 Washington Market, r. 718 Green
Cate Chailes, brickkyer, office NW cor Caliiomla and
Webb, r. 52 Second
Cate Frank, painter, r. 352 Jessie
Cate Frederick, painter, r. 352 Jessie
Cate Joseph B., cabinetmaker, r. 34 Oak Grove Av
Cate William, painter, r. 352 Jessie
Cate William H., compositor A. L. Bancroft k fCo., r.
352 Jessie
Catechi Jehn, fruit and confectionery, 204 Second
Cateley Lawrence, laborer Cal. White Lead Works, r.
522 Eighth
Catello Damoie, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Catharina C. Mrs. (widow), r. 1216 Powell
Cathcart Alfred B., dei k Hall & Charles. r.W b Twenty-
secend, ur Valencia
Cathcart Charles L., clerk I. Glazier & Co.,r. 1813 Jessie
Cathcart Elizabeth (widow), r.W s Twenty-second, nr
Valencia
Cather Josejih P. J., bookkeeper Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co.. r. Oakland
Catherwood Edward C, commission merchant, r. 611
Hyde
Cathie William, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner
CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM, N, bet aeven-
ttenth and Eighteinth avs. South S. F.
Catiello Luigl. fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Catliu Amelia G. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 839 Mission
Catlin Brant T., olerk naval office Custom House, r.
865 J4 Market
Catlin James, r. 8Jsi Turk
Catliu Percival H., salesman D. Mersich, r. NE cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Catlow John (Oregon Stock and Butchering Co.), r.90O
McAllister
Cato JohnB. (Antonio Sturla & Co.), r. 2407 California
Catoir Hannah (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 825 Harrison
Catoir Julius, butcher, 1330 Pacific
Caton George R.. tailor M. Heflfernan, r. 17 Union PI
Caton James, laborer, r. 31 Natoma ' '
Caton Norah, domestic 2018 Union^___.
BEAMISH'S Shirts arc the test Try them.
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Caton-Thompsoa F. H., with Pac. Commercial Co.,
22-24 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Cattanio Gui^eppe, fisherman, NE cor Yallejo and
Front
Cattariua E. J., watermelon dealer, r. 1511 Dupont
Cattarina Matthew M., porter Sanderson & Horn, r. 730
Vallejo
CATTERMOL.E CHARL.ES H. (Kriete & Catter-
molel, r. SE cor Mason and Vallejo
Cattermole Henrv J., machinist S. B. Walkington, r.
1526 Mason
Catt.rmole John C. A., clerk John J. VoUmer, r. SE
cor Mason and Vallejo
Cattermole Robert, carpenter Ex:elsior Planing Mills,
r. 9M Oak Grive Av
Catton Charles H., bookkeeper J. W. Grace & Co., r.
1532 Polk
Catton Frederick B., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Oak-
land
Catton J. C. Mrs. (widow), r. 1417 Taylor
Catton William M., cashier Dickson, DeWolf & Co., r.
1417 Taylor
Cattran Jo.seph H.. joiner, r. 516 Folsom
Catrillo M muela Mrs. (widow) , r. 8J3 Pacific
Canbu Peter, milk dairy. Silver Av, bet Mission and
San BruQO Road
Caufield Patrick, laborer, r. 434 Shipley
Caufield Thomas, laborer Thomas Byrne
Caughell James, mister mariner, r. HUH Pacific
Caujihlan Daniel, nurse City and County Hospital, E s
Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Cau'.,'hlan John, eugim-er, r. 1«12 Stockton
Caushlan John, plumber Hibernia Brewery, r. NW cor
Harrison Av and Shipley
Caughlin John, barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, r. 322 Third
Cauu'hlin. See (Joughlin
Cauhapie Pierre, domestic Dr. A. F. Sawj-er, r. 302
Stockton
Caul Iwell Charles H., porter freight department Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 722 Filbert, Oakland
Cauley J(jhm contractor, r. 556 Brannan
Caulev William, conductor Market St. R. R., r. Steiner,
nf Eddy
Caulficld D.iniel, r. 38 Hill
Caulfield Hnnry F., gaslitter, r. 228 Rit:h, rear
Caulfiild John, waiter American Exchange H^tel
Caultield Maria Miss, r. 13 Van Ness Av
Caultield Martin, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S. .Alaska,
r. 177 Clara
Canlfield Michael H., shoemaker Porter, Oppen-
lieimer & Slessiiiger, r. 3'J Fifth Av
Cauiaeld Rose Aun (widow) , r. 228 Ritch, rear
Cause John P., carpenter Fulda Brothers & Co., r.
Oakland
Cause William H., cashier J. C. Donley, r. 873}^ Market
Causse Marius, laundryman Elodie Cotte, r. 411 Geary
Caussen Nicholas, bak^r Russ House
Cavaguaro Domenico, groceries and liquors, 628 Bdwy
Cavaguaro Francisco, boots and shoes, 1427 Dupont
Cavai,'naro Louis, gardener G. B. Capura, r. W s Mis-
sion nr Ocean House Road
Cava','naro Luigi, clerk Domenico Cavagnaro, r. 628
Broadway
Cavagnaro Luigi, laborer, r. 14 Union PI
Cavagnaro Madalena, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Cavallaro L. S., cigarmaker Sanderson A: Horn, r. 1051
Mission
Cavallira S., groceries and liquors, 121 Mason
Cavalletti D., interpreter of languages and collector,
otfii-e 430 Jac'kson,r. 835 Broadway
Cavalli Andrea, machinist, r. N s Dunn Alley
Cavalli Paul, mechanic, r. Gailhard Hottd
Cavallicr Jules P., presid<nt Justice and Woolville
CouKolidati'd Mining Companies, office iVi Cali-
fornia, room 2, r. The Baldwin
CavalliiT P. H. (widow), r. U23J^ Harrison
Cavan George, .>liipjoiner,r. 4 '<j Elgin Park
Cavanagli Aniiii', domestic Grand Hotel
Cavana^li « harles S., shoemaker S. W. Levy. r. 140
Natonia
Cavanngh Edward, blacksmith Adam Muir, r. NE cor
Ninth and Minna
Cavanagh James, shoemaker Levinsky Bro8.,r. 9 Minna
Cavanagh Jami's, tailor, NE cor Fifth and Howard
Ciivanagh John, lab'>rer, r. 212 Broadway
CavaiiHgli John, waiter, r. 615 Piue
Cavanngh John D., brickmason new U. S. Appraisers
Building, r. 12 Mint Av
Cavanagh Joseph, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
^ Cavanagh Julia (widow) , r. cor Cl:iy and Laguua
Cavanagh Lawrence, fireman Palace Hotel, r. 744 How-
ard
Cavanagh Margaret, domestic 1511 Post
Cavanagh Mary, domestic Grand Hotel
Cavanagh Patrick, drayman, r. 1511 Larkin
Cavanagh Richard, laborer, r. 6 Vandewater
Cavan iga T., laborer Risdon I. & L. Works
Cavanagh Thomas, caulker, r. E s Harrison bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Cavanagh William A., black.smith. r. 624 Fourth
Cavanagh. See Cavanaugh and Kavanagh
Cavanaugh D., paver S. F. Gaslight Co., r. cor Twenty-
sixth and Mission
Cavanaugh Donainick, shipcarpenter, r. E 8 York, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cavanaugh Edward, plumber D. S. Weaver, r. 106
Freelou
Cavanaugh John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 15>i
Tehama
Cavanaugh Michael, horseshoer S. H. Howe, r. 337
Tehama
Cavanaugh Patrick, carriagepainter, r. 423 Minna
Cavanaugh Richard H., driver Market St. and Hayes
Valley R. R., r. NW cor Eddy and Pierce
Cavanaugh Thomas, naerchaut, r. 103 Natoma
Cavanaugh Walter, teamster Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 110 Shipley
Cavanaugh William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works
Cavanaugh William, laborer, r. 112 Shipley, rear
Cavanaugh William M., bookkeeper James T. WTiite k
Co., r. 403 Leavenworth
Cavanaugh. See Cavanagh and Kavanagh
Cavaney John, market, 210 Ninth
Cav.irly J. M., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Granada, r. 28
Stanly PI
Cavasso Isadore, shirt manuf, 618 Washington, r. 703
Montgomery
Cave Thomas C, seaman, r. 1510 Larkin
Caverley Anna (widow;, lodgings, 1103 Montgomery
Caverly John, clerk, r. 1214 Howard
Caverly R. B., editor The .ivalanche, office 417 Califor-
nia, r. Russ House
Caverly Richard, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. iooM Second
Cavieri David, vegetables, 45 Colombo Market
Caviezel John, winepacker S. Lachman & Co., r. 9 Va-
renne PI
Caviguari Michael, laborer, r. 1025 Montgomery
Cavill R. H., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Cavilli An irew (Cavilli Brothers), r. lUti Kearny
Cavilli Brother-* (.-Andrew, and Paul Cavalli), ma-
chinists, 510 Pine, rear
Cavilli Paul (Cavilli Brothers), r. 1116 Kearny
Caviu John P., porter J. P. Tenthorey & Co., r. 558
Mission
Caviiiet William, stationery, 403 Leavenworth
Cavo Agostino, Italian Bi-nev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cavroon J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Cawley Edward, fireman South Point Mills, r. 116
Silver
Cawley Edward H., foreman Union Warehouse, r. W s
Dupont, ur Filbert
Cawley John, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 30 Na-
toma
Cawley Kate, domestic 2412 Pacific Av
Cawley Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 520 Taylor
Cawley Patri 'k, stevedore, r. i>25 Clay
Cawley William J. (Bar.iuan i Ciwley), r. 827 !< Fol
Cawson Benjamin, dresser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Caxou Peter, blacksmith, r. 637 Minna
Cuybirg Felix, liquor saloon, SW cor FoUou and
Seventh
Caylat Eugene S., salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 1913
St v 'uson
Caylat William, salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 1 Taylor
Cayrou Lewis, proptr Lafayette Lodging House, 730
Pacific
Caz.alas Peter, waiter White House Hotel
Ca/.L-aux Dominiquii (P. B. B Tges & Co.>, r. 615 Sac
Cazeaux Ferdinand, laborer Miners' Restaurant, r. 540
Washington
Cazeaux J. (Leiuaitre & Cazeaux), r. 818 Ellis
CazLiitino Pasqiial, laborer Andr^ w Onderdonk
Cazert's Guitham, market, 322 Fifth
Cazes John E., clerk Westjrn Uui in Telegraph. Co., r.
777 Mission
Cazine Charles H.W., teamster, r. 308 Natoma
Cazneau .\ugusta (widow), r. 1709 Dupont
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Cazueaa Charles M., with State Investment and Insur-
ance Co., r. 1153 Folsom
Cazneaii Jennie S. Mrs., r. 1153 Folsnm
Cazniiau Thomas L, barkeeper Patrick F. CuBick, r
1142 k' Folsom
Cazneau Wiliam L., clerk, r. 1709 Dupont
CazwoBccar Frederick, gardener, r. W s Kosciusko, nr
Crescent Av
Ceaney C. C, shoecutter, r. 13 Page
Cearnej- Ann (widow), r. 435 Clementina, rear
Cebreros Fidel, Mexican Rifles, 15J4 Sto.kton
Cebrian John (Molera i: C^-briau), r. 127 Eddy
Ceechctini Andrea, expressman, r. 11 jHspar PI
Ceccli'ttiui Fedele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Br.jadwa y
Cederbur^ North Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cui.),
A. J. Morrtll president, olfice 420 M'jut, room 14
Cedicy Emma Mrs., laundry, 9U3 Larkiu
Cedicy Frank, r. 903 Larkin
Cedoz Frank, conductor Sutter St. E. R., r. Polk, bet
Sauramento and California
Cefou> James, hairdressing saloon, 905}n Howard, r
100 Prospect PI
Cehtem Carrie (widow) , r. 938 Howard
Ceil>lius Patrick, stableman Wells. Fargo & Co., r.
Httlvetiu Hotel
Cell I William, dairyman Gaetano Gianuini, r. E s
Berlin, nr San Bruno Road, University Mound
Cells Fernando, teacher lant;uages, 933 Howard
Cel en Peter, teamster, r. 724 Union
Cell William, seaman Btm George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Cella Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cell;'. Louis, laborer, r. I.'JIS Howard
Cella Lucas, vocalist, r. 9 Lafayette PI
Cella Paul M., cigarmakerlsador Holliday,r. 10.51 Miss
CellariuB Charles, with Lachmau & Jacobi,r. Alameda
Cellarius George, musician, r. 915 Union
Cellely Bridget, domestic 1S12 Sacramento
Celler Mark, clerk S. W. Eosenstock Ji Co.,r. 168 Perry
Celler Michael, drayman, 29-31 Battery, r. lOS Perry
Celler Samuel, upholsterer J. W. Stamper & Co., r. 1(J8
Perry
Celliii Giiglielmo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5>$ Kearny
Cellner "William, cigarma^er Austrian Benev. Soc, 71
New Montgomery
Celly Edward, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Celsin John, seaman, r, 212 Brannau
Celtic Protective Benev. Assn, al8 Howard
Ceney SopliiaMrs., dressmaker, r. 438 Hayes
Ceukang Charles, maniif ba.u'S, r. 420 Second
Ceuteiiiiial Chair Manufactory, George Fischer proptr,
5Gii Brannan
Oentenuial Hall. E. de Freville propr, 421 Hayes
Centennial House, Sarah A. Steinmeyer propti', SE cor
(i'lav and Drumm
CENTENNIAL. PLANING MILL, W. B. Brad-
bury proptr, 556-572 Brannau
Centennial Stables, 3909 Mission
Centi'r David, plumber, r. 2412 Folsom
Center House, J. B. Lejeal proptr, 2009 Folsom
Center James, horsedealer W. H Gavlord, r. 797 Miss
CENTER JOHN, real-estate, office 420 California,
r. NW cor Sixteenth and Folsom
Ojctcr John A., teamster, r. 215 Eleventh
Cmiter Moses, r. 764 Mission
Center Samuel H., nightwatchman U. S. Mint, r. 221
Austin
Center William, clerk John Center, r. 244 Shotwell
Centlivre Frank, hackman, r. 619 Mission
Central Belmont Silver Mining Co. (Belmont Co.,
Nev.) , David Wilder secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomci'y, room 21
Cential California Colony, office 306 Pine
Central Comstock Mining Co. (Storej' Co., Nev.), Lu-
cien Hermann secretary, office 220 Sansom, room 5
Central Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co. Nev.j, Wil-
liam W. Parrish secrctarv, (office 328 Mont, room 6
CENTRAl. DRUG STORE, Abramson & Ba:on
Ijroptrs, SW cor Sutter and Dupont
CVntial Hotel, Maurice Foley proptr, 217 Bioadway
Centr.il Laundry, Flaniedy i: Waller proptrs, SW cor
Van Ness Av and Greenwich, office 785 Market
CENTRAL, PACIFIC HOTEL, Michael Farrell
pi'optr, 346 and 348 Fourth
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO., Le-
laud Stanford president, Edward H. Miller Jr. sec-
retary, general office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, passenger depot Oakland and Alameda Ferry,
foot Market; freight depots Fourth, King and
Townseud
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.'S
BUILDING, NE cor Fourth and Townseud
CENTR.VL P.VCIFIC RAILROAD CO.'S
STEAMERS, W. H. Moor superintendent,
office 30 Siicramento
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.'S
VVHARF, foot Second
Central Planing .Mill, Christopher F. Mohrig proptr,
N s Berrv, bet Fourth and Fifth
CENTRAL RAILROAD CO., Reuben Morton
pre.sident, othce 32 Turk
Central Railroad Stables, Brannan, bet Seventh and
Eighth, and Turk, bet Fillmore and Webster
Central Silver Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), Lucien Hermann secretary, olfice 220 San-
son!, room 5
Central Wool Depot, N s Towusend, bet Fifth and Sixth
Centras Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev,),
William W. Parrish secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 6
CENTRE MARKET, Nathan Dodge superintend-
ent, SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Cenvere Louis, r. 308 Sutter
Cepp ) Francesco, Garibaldi Guard. 423 Broadway
Cejipo Maria, Italian B.nev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cerbat Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ari-
zona) , T. E. Jewell secretary, office 507 Mont
Cereghino Benedetto, tishermau, r. 23 Vallejo
j Cereghino Benedetto, wood and coal, 430 Pacific
! Cereghino Emanuele, bootblack David Bedaracco, r. 5
St. Charles
Cereghino Giuseppe , vegetables, 5 Colombo Market
Cereghino John, marbleworker, r. 11 Union PI
Cereghino Luigi, bootblack, 547 Merchant, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Cereghino R. & Co. (Celestina Segale) , groceries and
I liquors, E s Mission, bet Twenty-ninth and Thir-
I ti.tu
Cereghino Eucco (R. Cereghino & Co.),r.E s Mission,
I bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
i Cereghino Stei^heu, bootblack, 027 Kearny, r. 5 St.
I Charles PI
Cereli Lorenzo, porter Stable & Bernhard, r. S 8 Six
I teenth Av
Cerelli E., r. 420 Mission
Ceresetto Luigi, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Cerf Albert (J. Cerf & Co.), r. 716 Post
Cerf David, bookkeeper, r. 104 Taylor
Cerf Emauucl, exijressman, NW cor Third and Mis-
sion, r. 2608 Sutter
CERF J. & CO. (Albert Cerf and Alphonse Den-
nery) , importers crockery and glassware, 517-
519 Market
Cerf Jules (J. Cerf & Co.) , r. 71G Post
Cerf Julia (widow), r. 801 Vallejo
Cerf Moses (Blochman k Cerf) , r. 1203 Sutter
CeriHlc- Ceresa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cerick L., chief ccjok French Hospital, S s Bryant, b«t
Fifth and Sixth
Cerini Fr nk, junk, 205-207 Davis, r. Oakland
Ccrisola Angelo, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Cerisola Nicholas, boarding, 331 Broadway
Ceriiogorcevich Christopher, coffee saloon, N W cor
Jackson and Stockton, r. 743 Vallejo
Ceruogurcevich Costo, coffee saloon, 420 Clay, r. Over-
land House
Cerno;gorce\ ich Teofilo, barkeeper Anthony Astredo,
r. cor Pacific and Powell
Cerpmill John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
NE cor Folsom and Fourth
Cersou T. L., janitor U. S. Mint, r. 733 Broadway
Ceiuto Antoine, cook Cutiing Packing Co.
Ceruto Joseph, cook Cutting Packing Co.
Cerveli Lorenzo, r. 444 Green
Cervetti Jean Baptista, laborer, r. 4 Bannam PI
Ceva-co Antonio, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
CEVASCO G. B., publisher and proptr La Voce
Del Popolo, office 603 Washington, r. 33 John
Cevey Ann (widow) , r. 569 Hov.ard
Chabelle Albert, r. 324 Jessie
Chabree Louis, tailor, 839 Pacific
Chabree Mari Mrs., dressmaker, r. 839 Pacific
Chace Charles B., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.. r.
18 Veruna PI
Chace Henry B., salesman D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
E s Broderick, bet Clay and Washington
Chace Herbert M., clerk James A. Waymire, r.
Oakland
Chace Nathaniel L., driver O. Lawton & Co., r.
Oakland
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit well— Wear well— Look well.
ANDEESON & SANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Chace. See Chase
Chacon Jesus, harnessmaker, r. 14 Bannam PI
Chadbourne Charles F., salesman Kittle & Co., r.
Alameda
Chadbourne Forrest S. (F. S. Chadbourne & Co.). r.
llOi! Bash
CHADBOURXE F. S. & CO., furniture and
bedding, 735 Market
Chadbourne Henry P.. r. 909 Shotwell
Chadbourne J;ibez. attorney at law. office 528 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Chadbourne Joseph, salesman Q. Mitchler, r. 417 Kear
Chadb'iume Joshua (Rider, Somers & Co.), r. W s
Treat Av, nr Twenty-second
Chadbourne Levi, salesman John Burnap, r. 420 Leav
Chadbourne Thomas J., projitr Eclipse Bakery, 1412-
141G Dupont, office 214 Sac, r. 1412 Dupont
Chadsey John F., laborer John Spaulding & Co., r. 3
Caroline
Chadwick .\ndrew J., watchman California Street R.
R., r. SE cor Larkiu and California
Chad^vick Charles, proptr Ocean Side House, Ocean
Beach Road, three miles from Cliff House
Chadwick Frank li., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. 100 McAUi-^ter
Chadwick Nathan G., carpenter and builder, r. 1937
Broadway
Chadwick Nathaniel M., messenger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. Oakland
Chaffee Sophia L. (widow) , r. 1506 Larkin
Chaffee William R., secretary Pac. Soda Co., and Ne-
vada Soda Co., office 109 California, room 12, r.
130(j Larkin
Chaigneau A. & Co., printers labels, 536 Clay
Chaigneiu Alfred (A. Chaigneau & Co.), r. 2420 How
Chaigneau Paul J., printer A. Chaigueau & Co., r. 2627
Howard
Chaigueau Victor A., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
2420 Howard
Chaigneau Victoria (widow) , r. 2420 Howard
Chame .\chille A. (Mary OhHiue & Son), and wood-
carver George Fischer, r. 354 Fourth
Chaine Mary (widow), (Mary Chaiue & Son), r. 354
Fourth
Chaiue Mary & Son (Mary Chaine and Achille A.
Chaiue), toys and stationery, 354 Fourth
Chalfaut John E., vice-president American Pipe Co.,
office 324 Pine, r. Oakland
Chalfaut Simuel P., dentist, office and r. 19 Sixth
Chalifour Frederick (Welsli & Chalifour) , r. 821 Market
Challenge Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
W. E. De in secretary, office 203 Bush, room 8
Challiol George, tailor, r. 2ti?<i Turk, rear
Challis Martin, mining, r. 4 Myrtle Av
ChalHs Samuel W., mining, r. 4 Myrtle Av
Chalmers Annie B. Miss, principal Lombard Street
Primary School, r. 2124 C;.lit'oruia
Chalm(rs Hugh, receipt clcrli I . S. Aiiut. r. 27 Geary
Chalmers James C, a^sayer. r. •")27 Tvveuty-secoiid
Chalnii rs James C. Mrs., :i.sBistaut Lincoln Evening
Srhool, r. .527 Twenty-sei^ond
ChalmtiH John C, cashier H. H. Noble & Co., r. 1604
Larkin
Chalmers John F., t'-amster Pac. Improvement Co., r.
New Washington Hotel
Chalmers William L., special agent and adjuster
Hutiliinson & Mi'.im, r. Tubbs' Hotel, Oakland
ChalouiT Kichard, plumber William E. Lane, r. 604
Minna
CII.\inHKU OF COMMERCE, rooms Merchants'
Exchange Building, second floor
Chauiticrl.'iiii .\bigail .Mrs. , Jjaiitress South End Prim-
ary School, r. Williams, nr Hrnry
Chamberlain (/'buries H., receiver U. S. Land Office,
610 Commercial, r. Oakland
Chaniberlain Elolse (widow), proprietress Chamber-
lain House. 600 Bush
Chauiberliiiu Frederick R., cashier's office A. L. Ban-
croft >V: Co., r. 1061 Mission
Chamberlain George W., attorney at law, office 616
Sacramento, r. 915 Guerrero
Chamberliun Henry L., harilwiire dealer, r. 2024 Pine
Chamberlain Maria (widow), dressmaker, r. 202 Sixth
Chamberlain I'uul, painter, r. 318 Pacific
Chanibi rhiin KosdJC H., driver J. A. Roy, r. W s San
Bruno Road opp Fiftet ntli Av
Chamberlain William (Chamberlain & Co.), r. 771
Mission
Chamberlain William Jr., butcher Chamberlain & Co.,
r. SE cor Sixth and Howard
Chamberlain William E. Jr. (Chamberlain & Robin-
son), r. 26"^ Kearny
Chamberlain & Co. (William Chamberlain), butchers,
36-38-40 S. F. Market
Chamberlain & Robinson (William E. Chamberlain
Jr., and Thomas A. Robinson), proptrs Pacific
Business College, 320 Post
Chamberlayne Benjamin W., bookkeeper, r. 1027
Clay
Chamberlin Charles C, carpenter California Mills, r.
Ahlborn House
Chamberlin Ellen Mrs., saleswoman S. Mosgrove k
Co., r. 136 Perry
Chamberlin J. L.. r. 1305 •<< Polk
Chamberlin J. P., wi'rkman U. S. Mint, r. E s San
Jose Av. nr Twenty-sixth
Chamberlin Ronieo M.. rancher, r. 1326 Broadway
Chamberlin William, bookkeeper D. Z. Yost & Co., r.
308 Leavenworth
Chamberlin William, seaman, r. 234 Fremont, rear
Chambers Alexander J. (Belfast Ginger Ale Co.),r.
Deadwood City, Dakota Territory
Chambers Alexander W., carpenter, r. 1620 Devisa-
dero
Chambers Carrie M. Mrs., r. 615 Lombard, rear
Chambers Charles H., conductor Market St. and Hayes
Vallev R. R., r. 1727 Eddy
Chambers Elizabeth, domestic 1018 Post
Chambers George (Gladding. McBean & Co.),r. Chi-
cago
Chambers George, messenger U. S. Surveyor General's
office, r. 610 Commercial
Chambers George W^., steward stm Amelia, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Chambers Hari-y L., foreman Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 2U2 Franklin
Chambers Henry, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Chambers James, employee Contra Costa Laundry, r.
NE cor Tyler and Fillmore
Chambers James, plumber and gasfitter, r. 6 Hyde
Chambers Johu, r. 13 Ciay
Chambers John, captain stm Mare Island Berkeley
Ferry, r. Berkeley
Chambers John H., r. Park Hotel
Chambers Joseph, expressman Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '8
Wliarf, r. 606 Second
Chambers Joseph L.,r. Occidental Hotel
Chambers Julia M., domestic, 1226 Clay
Chaml)ers Lewis, waiti-r Palace Hotel
Chambers Robert F. , engineer, r. 405 Minna
Chambers Simon P., carpenter, r. 629 M Fulton
Chambers Thomas, porter Greenebaum & Co., r. 411
Brannan
Chambers William, harnessmaker Omnibus R. R., r.
76 Natoma
Champeaux Caroline Miss, r. 429 Bryant
Champion Felice, domestic ISOl Stockton
Champion Israel, pilot, r. SE cor Bryant and Gilbert
Champion Joseph, moulder City Iron Works, r. 759
Howard
Champion Loiiis, laborer, r. 504 Filbert
Champion Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), John Crockett
secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12
Champion Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), J. M. Bbf-
fington secretary, office 309 California
Champion Soap Factory, Thomas Dolan proptr, E s
Potrero Av, nr Alameda
Champion Thcunas E., night clerk International Hotel
Champion Woodard U., solicitor International Hotel,
r. 810 Stockton
Champreux Alfred, brassmoulder William T. Garratt,
r. 328 Speiir
Champreux Gustave, brassfinisher William T. Gar-
ratt, r. 328 Spear
Champsaur Lucieu, j)rinter. r. 411 Geary
Chan Timothy, laborer, r. 13H Rose Av
Chance Silver Mining Co. (Cherry Creek, Nev.) , Ed-
ward May secretary, office 419 Cal., room 23
Chandler Mrs., r. 200 Ellis
Chandler A., employee Andrew Onderdonk.r. 707 Mont-
gomery Av
Chandler Arthur, seaman, r. Steuart Street Housa
Chanifler Augvistus, signpaintiT, r. 138 <;iara, rear
Chandler Benjamin U., clerk Hanley & Snow, r. 897
i;iiostnut
Chandler B. P. Miss, book canvasser, r. 1 Laskie
Chandler Charles, liquor saloon, California Theater,
r. 1907 Stockton
Chandler Charles A. (Chandler & Frost) , r. East Oak-
land
BULLOCi: & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Chandler Edward J., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 1712
Hyde
Chandler Etta Miss, dressmaker, r. 142 H Fourth
Chandler Fannie P., (widow), r. 200 Ellis
Chandler Frank R., cook still Centennial, r. 107 Bernard
Chandler George, tailor Edward Kead, r. cor Scott and
Broadway
Chandler George Chousepainter, r. S s Eleventh, bet
Harrison and Bryant
Chandlfr George W. (Falk, Chandler & Co.), r. Areata,
Humboldt Co.
Chandler John, stockbroker, r. 142 Seventh
Chandler John A., fireman Frank Grader, r. 2511
Mission
Chandler L. M., engineer Martenstein & Deming, r. 2
\Yillow Av
Chandler Maria (widow) , r. 1712 Hyde
Chandler Moses K., money broker, 818 Market, r. 60G
Fourth
CH.\NDL.EB RICHARD D., coal and iron, 118
and 120 Paciiic, r. SE cor Chestnut and Hyde
Chandler Robert H., clerk Pool A: Harris, r. 1712 Hyde
Chandler Thomas, shipping master, r. 24i Green
Chandler William S., clerk, r. SE cor Chestnut and
Hvde
Chandler W. S., steward Paciiic Mail S. S. Co., r. S a
Duncan, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Chandler & Frost (Charles A. Cliandler, and Jack S.
Frost), oysters and wines, fjOl l/uiiout
CHANGE HOUSE OR STEVENSOAf BUIIiD-
INCi, Mrs. C. J. Furmau proprietress, SW cor
Montgomery and California
Chanhomme Jules, capitalist, r. 16 Virginia
Cliannel B. F., capitalist, office 419 Clay, r. Alameda
CHANXELi POTTERY AND DRAIN PIPE
WORKS, E. T. Menomy proptr, Channel, bet
Sixth and Seventh, office 43i; Montgomery
Chapalin Jean, laundrvman, r. 31 Hinckley
Chapeau Louis, caxJitalibt, office and r. 141 Thirteenth
Chapel Deodatus, machinist, r. S s Church Lane, bet
Dolores and Church
Chapin Charles A., sugar manufacturer, office 422
Montgomery, r. Sandwich Islands
Chapin Charles H., cleri;, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Chapin Charles W., clerk H. B. Shaw, r. 000 Bush
Chapin Chauncy, barkeeper Charles Fox, r. 830 Folsom
Chapin Chauncy Mrs., furnished roomn,, H3l) Folsom
Chapin Edgar W., clerk auditor M. P. A: M. department
Central Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
Chapin George W., realegtate agent and publisher
Real Estate Priee List, office 422 Montgomery, r-
y Second Av
Chapin Hamilton B., hamessmaker Blain & Winches-
ter, r. tJOO Bush
Chapin John W., teamster, r. E s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Chapin Samuel A., mine owner, office 7 Montgomery
Av, room 24, r. 020 Sutter
Chaplin Eugenia Mis.s, nurse, r. 25 Prospect PI
Chaplin James, bookkeeper C. T. Raynolds & Co., r.
Alameda
Chaplin Samuel, bookkeeper, r. 1 Kimball PI
Chapman Benjamin, shii^carpenter Mattiiew Turner
Chapman Charles B., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 803 Montgomery
Chapman Charles P., treasurer American River Dredg-
ing and Mining Co., office 320 Sansom, room 10
Chapman Charles W., messenger letter department
WfUs, Fargo & Co., r. 89 Chestnut
Chapman C. M. Mrs., importer human hair, millinery,
and lace goods, r. 2133 Mission
Chajsman C. P., seaman stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ferry
Chapman Cyrus C, salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 27 Geary
Chapman Delia Miss, shoefitter, r. 2012 Mission
Chapman Edmond B., clerk J. W. Grace & Co., r. East
Oakland
Chapman Edward, laborer Presidio, r. SE 8 Mountain
Lake, nr Presidio
Chapman Edward K., clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 320 Ma-
son
Chapman Frank, painter, r. 530 Pine
Chapman Frederick Y., printer, r. 530 Pine
Chapnr.m George, japanner, r. 419 Francisco
Chapman George, minin;,'-, r. 103 Geary
Chapman George Mrs., furnished rooms, lOS Geary
Chapman Henry, engineer O. k O. S. S. Gaelic
Chapman Henry, jeweler, 614 Merchant, r. Oakland
Chapman Henry, natui'alist, (i02 California, r. 530 Pine
Chapman Howard (D. A. Macd(mald & Co.) , r. 2505 Clay
Chapman Ira H., engineer tug Lookout, r. 1513 Bu-
chanan
Chapman Ira H. Jr., printer Frank Eastman & Co., and
doorkeeper Baldwin's Theatre, r. 1513 Buchanan
Chaptunn James, r. Coso House
Chapman James, r. 101 Maion
Chapman James, cook New York Bakery, r. 1105 Mont
Chapman James, local policeman, r. cor Lombard
and Jones
Chapnian James, wharfinger Battery St. Wharf, r. 89
Chestnut
Chapman James B., messenger letter department
Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 89 Chestnut
Chapman James F.(J.W. Grace >^c Co.) r. East Oakland
Chapman James W., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 510
Greenwich
Chapman John B., contractor, r. 419 Francisco
Chapman John E., carpenter, r. 510 Greenwich
Chapman John J., butcher, r. 419 Francisco
Chapman John P., assistant treasurer Baldwin's The-
atre, r. 1513 Buchanan
Chapman Louis B.. clerk Albeit Dibblee, r. 513 Taylor
Chapman Mary (widow), r. 38J<t Tehama
Chapman Mill and Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.) J.
W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Chapman Nancy, domestic 1916 Broadway
Chapman Oliver, r. 728}^ Howard
Chapman Oliver, r. Clipper Hotel
Chapman Philip O., carpenter D. A. Macdonald Ac Co.,
r. 903 Mis.-^ion
Chapman Ralph J., expressman, SW cor Post and Mont-
gomery' r. 513 Taylor
Chapman Robert E., health inspector, office 124 Geary,
r. 1090 Broadway
Chapman Robert E., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r.
631 Fulton
Chapman Russell, real-estateagent, office 137 Mont-
gomery room 1, r. San Rafael
Chapman Samuel H., r. 1329 California
Chapman Thomas, first officer Pacific Mail S. S.
Oolima, r. 22 Willow Av
Chapman Valeria R. (widow), r. 1123 Ellis
Chapnian William, longshoreman, r. 307 Folsom
Chapman William A., tra-veliug salesman, r. 919 How
Chapman William J., printer, r. 419 Francisco
Chapman William R., painter, r. 631 Fulton
CHAPMAN AVILLIAM S., real-estate, office 306
Pine, r. Palace Hotel
Chappelear Luke N., engineer Sutter St. R. R., r.
1510 Jt- Polk
Chappell Joseph J., bookkeeper Christy & Wise, r. 722
California
Chappell Scott R., traveling auditor Central Pac. R.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Towuseud, room 1,
r. Central Av, Alameda
Chappell William, expressman, NE cor Fourth and
Howard, r. cor Church and Seventeenth
Chappell. See Chapel
Chappie Winnif led (widow) , r. E s Fair Oaks bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Chapter Thomas, shooting gallery, 9 Powell
Chapuis Berthe Mme., teacher French North Cosmo-
politon Grammar School, r. 13U9 Powell
Chaquitte Ephraim. proptr Maine Restaurant, 719
Market, r. 722 Hayes
Chaquette William, molder, r. 722 Hayes
Charbonnat Paul, barber Alexander L. Saucedo, r. SE
cor Fifth and Minna
Charbonnel Henri, inspector Custom House, r. 602
Fourth
Charbonnel Joseph, waiter Albert J. Bordeuhave, r.
706 Montgomery
Chard George H., with Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 121
Cedar Av
Chard George R., druggist Henry Staub, r. 121 Cedar
Av
Chard Harry H., marblecutter S. F. Steam Marble
Works, r. 1301 Larkin
Chard William A., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 121 Cedar Av
Chariot Jiseph, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha-
denft Idt, r. 166 Jo Clara
Chariot Leontine Mme., featiierwcrker, r. 166 1, Clara
Cliarle M. . laborer, r. St. Charles Hotel
Charlebois Youe, drygoods, r. 319 Taylor
Charles Ann (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. SEcor Twenty-
second and Valencia
Charles Harry, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 2023 Mason
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANLESSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Charles Henry A. (Hall .t Charles), r. 2417 Pacific Av
Charles Herman, r. 432 V, Liu'ien
Charles Jnhn, teamster, r. Qiiincy House
Charles Mariiis, liquor and billiard saloon, 246 Sutter
Charles Quintine. helper Union Iron Works, r. 38 Jack
Charles Richard L.. clerk Hall & Charles, r. SE cor
Steiner and Patific
Charles William H.. printer, r. 2023 Mason
Charleston A.M., engineer O. & O. S. 3. Gaelic
Charley .John, machinist Ri.sdon I. and L. Works, r.
418^ Grove
Charlou F., Tailors' Pro. Union, 8W cor Kearny and
Morton
Charlock William H., r. 24 Mint Av
Chariot Mary L. Mrs., r. 1 Chatham PI
Chariot Pa^^cal, mason, r. 824 Montgomery
Charlson John, master schr Lizzie Madison, office 271
East
Charlton Harry, engineer Gut'a Per^ha and Rubber
Manuf. Co.. r. Oakland
Charlton .John C, proptr Washington Stables, 9 Wash
Charlton James, tinsniitli William McKeown. r. .51 Stev
Charlton William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 233 Minna
Charmak Henry, pawnbroker, 408 Kearny, r. 1211 La-
giina
Charoin Albert, tailor, r. 790 Folsom
Charoin Allen T., clerk Gustav Harshall, r. 790 Fol
Charpiot Joseph, carpenter, r. t)32 Green, rear
Charpiot Joseph Jr., painter, cor Vallejo and Mont-
gomery Av, r. 632 Green, rear
Charpiot Mary J. A. Mrs., irontr Frangoise Belief, r.
909 Jackson
Charter 0:)k Hall. 771 Market
CHARTER OAK LIFE IIVSITRAXCE CO.,
(of Hartford, Conn.i, Arthur E. MagiU agent, j
office .531 California, room 4
CHARTER OAK STABLES, O. C. Mundell
prfiptr, 775 Market
Charters Jane (widow) . r. 22 Anna j
CUARTIER AUGrSTE, wines and liquors. 324
Sixth, r. 33fi Sixth
Chartier Louisa Mrs., laundry, 336 Sixth
Chartrey Raoiil (Low & Chartrey), r. 1213 Leav
Chase A. E. Mrs., milliner Mrs. E. Mac Andrews, r.
208 Ellis
Chase Albert, physician, r. International Hotel
Chase ,\ndrew. r. 30 Post
Chase Andrew K., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Oakland
Chaj-e Arthur S., sign painter Percy Beamish, r. 110
Fell
Chase Charles, deckhand Harbor Commissioner's
Dredger
Chase Charles F., milkman SE cor Beach and Baker
Chase Charles J., wharfinger, r. .5 Bryant .\v, rear
Chase Charli b M. (Killip & Co.) , r. 823 O'Farrell
Chase Edward C, salesman Kohler & Chase, r. Oak-
land
Chase E. Jacob, r. SW cor Berry and Fourth
Chase Ella Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 524 Jones
Chase Ellen, dressmaker. 220 Stockton
Chase Frank H., editorial rooms Evening Post, r. 2532
Washington
Chase Frederick C. r. 446 Urannan
Chasr (ieorge M., enginei r. r. 709 Uniim
Chase Hattie Miss, sti ni il.utter A. E. Ridley & Co.
Chase Henrv A., priiiter Wiiil< rburn A: Co., r. 8.(2 Cal
Ohaso James B. (Chase .tc Wolff), r. 1.518 M son
Chase James H., Master Mariners' Beuev. Assu, Druid's
Hall
Chase James M., driver N. B. and MlBsion R. R., r.
826 Folsom
Chase John, carpenter, r. 95,'> Howard
Chase J(din, laborer, r. 121 Silver
Chase John (i., carpenter, r. N s Powell Av. nr Miss
Chase John S., deckhand tug J. H. Redmond, Mission
St. Wharf
Chase Joseph, jilancr Pacific Box Factory, r. E s Cali-
fornia Av. nr Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Chase Joseph P., foreman C. E. Haseltine
Chase Lalla, tacher. r. 220 Stockton
Chase L. M. Mrs., r. 2532 Washington
Chase Mary E. (widowi, r. 524 Jones
Chase Quincy A. (Kohhr k Chase), r. Oakland
Chase Rebei'ca (widow), r. 811 Mason
CHASE ROBERT P., physician, office 920 Mar-
ket, r. 1230 Valencia
Chase Robert P., boot and shoe factorv, 10 Tavlor
Chase Robert P. Jr. (R. H. Aitken& Co.), r. 12;ioValen-
cia
Chase Thomas P., contractor, r. 662 Harrison
Chase William, r. 230 Kearny
Cijase A\ illiam H., upholsterer Lyon i: Kinsey, r. 1032
Market
Chase William T., carpenter and builder, r. 805 Leav
Chase William V., stevedore, r. 1518 Mason
Chase William W. (Blair \ Chase), r. 1906 Mason
Chase Wiufield Scott, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r.
425 Filbert
CHASE & WOLFF (James B. Chase, and Charles
Wolff), stevedores, 900 Front
Chase. See C'hace
Chassagne Leon (E. A. Jaujou & Co.), r. 1314 Powtll
Chateau M. (widow), midwife, r. 15 Stockton
Chatel De Neuf, watchmaker, r. 23 Howard Court
Chatelain Edward, waiter Augus-t Girard. r. 3 Washoe
PI
Chattield Carrie S. (widow), nurse, r. 28 Seventh
Chatham Roland, miller, r. SW cor Carolina and Mar-
iposa
Chatouet August, wines and liquors, Broadway Hotel,
r. 50U Broad \Tay
Chattau Rcse Miss, ironer Fran^oise Ballet, r. 712
Valleio
CHATTIN EDWARD (King & Chattin) , and no-
tary public and commissioner deeds, office 442
California, r. 2199 Devisadero
Chattis Susan (widow), r. 222 J4 Fourth
Chauehe .\drieu G., importer wines and liquors, 615
and 617 Front, r. Oakl.tnd
Chauvel John, laundry, ^l('. Sixth
Chave Charles, clerk Joseph S. Marshall
Chavez Juan, foreman Anstlmo Ramon, r. 819 Stone
Chavin Felix, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-ninth and
Dolores
Chavcy George E., lab.irer Castle Bros., r. 1406 Pine
Cheda Rocco, porter S. McHeury i<c Co., r. 502 Union
Chee.sman F. S. (Cheesmau & Pick), r. SW cor Tyler
and Hvde
CHEESMAX 3IORTON, capitalist, office 68 Ne-
vada B!ock, r. o\ii Fremont
Cheesmau M.rton J., with British Amerii-a Assurance
Co. (of Toronto, Can.), r. 324 Fremont
Cheesmau Uol)eri B., foreman W.L. Richardson. r. E s
Bartlett, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Cheesman Thomr's. with Nevada and California Ice
Co.. r. 966 Howard
CHEESMAN «& PICK (F. S. Cheesman and
Charles W. Pick) , groceries and liquors, SW cor
Tyler and Hyde
Cheever I'anny R. (widow), r. 26 Essex
Cheever M. R., r. 1512 Post
Cheever Silas G., advertising agent, r. N 8 Fair Av, nr
Mission
Cheever. See Chevers
Cheffers Charles, , arpeiiter W. E. Collyer, r. NE cor
E\ Dorado and Jersey
Cheignon .Vdolph, bakery, 247 Fourth
Clieigiion Edmond, clerk Louis Gregoire & Co., r. 247
Fourth
Cheledaen Henry, laundryman. r. 3 Wa.shoe PI
Chelesier Louis, nursery, W s Valencia, nr Fourteenth,
r. 121 Fifteenth
Chell Eliza (widow), r. 12 Harlan PI
Chellini Giuseppe. Italian Beiuv. Soc. 423 Wash
Chelsea House, Mrs. Charlotte benjamin proprietress,
783 Market, and 9 Fourth
Chemet William C, r. 801 Vallejo
Cheminant .MexisS., bookkeeperWilliam Letts Oliver,
r. Alameda
Cheubeary Piter M., coachman, 1718 Jackson
Cheneau Ch., French Zouaves, 730 Montgomery
Clienerv I^izzie E. (widow), r. 1514 California
Cheuery Richard, office 2.58 Market, r. 418 Post
Cheney John E., r. 706 California
Cheney John T.. longshoreman Edmonds & Taylor, r.
SW cor Broadway and D.ivis
Chenery L. E. Mrs., r. 409 Stevenson
CHENOT EUGENE, wines and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Folsom. r. 802 Folsom
Chenoweth W. U., signpaiuter Kocli A: Rogers, r. 118
Post
Chepeinieh Louie, fruits, cigars, &c., SE cor Clay and
Stockton
Cheiu rnich Stephen (Stephen Chepernich & Co.),
2(105 Polk
Chepernich Stephen Ji Co. (John Porovich), fruits,
r. 2005 Polk
Cheragino Louis, scavenger, r. 4M Scotland
Chercnagno Louis, vegetable peddler, r. 14 Hinckley
BULLOCK ^ JONES. 105 Monteomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Pittins Shirts.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Cherighino Argelo, gardener AngeloBoittsuo, r. Visi-
tation Valley, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Cherighino Francisco, gardener Angelo Boittiino, r.
Yisitacion Valley, bet Mission and San Bruno
Road
Cherighino J., laborer, r. 336 Vallejo. rear
Cherighino Jean, gardener Louis Pitto, r. E s San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Cherighino Jean B., drayman, r. 1515 Dupont
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel Co. (Butte Co.. Cul.), R. N.
Van Brunt secretary, office 318 Pine, room 6
Cherokee Mining Co. (Silver City) , W. E. Dean sec-
retary, office 203 Bush
Cherniti Joseph, warehouseman Cutting Packing to.,
r. 426 Vallejo
Cherry AdcUe C. Miss, assistant Union Primary School,
r. 32 John
Cherry Creek Consolidated Mining Co. (Cherry Creek,
Nev.), Richard Wegener secretary, (office 414 Cal
Cheiry Earnest E. H., clerk Merry, FauU & Co., r. Ab-
botsford House
CHERRY CUMMINGS. geologist and mining
engineer, office 704 Sacramento, rooms 1-3
Cherry Frank TV. (Cheny & Casper) , r. 32 J<ihn
Cherry John, real estate, r. W s Banks, btt Lincoln and
Pt what tan
Cherry John W., signpainter, 517 California, r. 32 John
Cherry William, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
CHERRY & CASPER (Frank W. Cherry and
George W. Casper), shorthand reporters, office
330 Pine, room 41
Cherubino Lombard!, cook Peter Pozzi, 308 Montgom-
ery Av
Cherwell Charles, woodcorder. r. 713 Filbert, rear
CHESEBROUGH AlVDRONICtJS, shipping and
commission merchant, office 24 California, r.
Oakland
CHESLEY CHARLES P., physician and sur-
geon, ( ffice and r. 754 Howard
Chesley Frederick, fireman tug Water Witch, r. SW cor
Jackson and Drumm
Chesley James G., bookkeeper Fry, Neal & Co., r. 309
Stockton
Chesley Lucy H. (widow), r. 240G Mission
Chesneau Emile, proptrGuillaume Tell Hotel, 721 Pac
Chesneau Louis, r. 721 Pacific
CHESNEY D., dealer paints, oils, glass, etc., and
sign painter and paperhanger, 1005 Market, r. 22
Hickory Av
Chesnut James G. (Lewis & Co.), ♦. Oakland
Chesnut. See Chestnut
Chessman Joseph, blocks and pulleys, 18 Market, r.
Brooklyn
Chester Charles, laundryman La Grande Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Chester Frederick (Frederick Ch» ster & Co.), r. Oak-
land
CHESTER FREDERICK & CO., dry-goods.
34 and 36 Montgumwy
Chester George, helper John Horsch, r. 8 Pollard PI
Chester Henry (Hyde & Chester), and proptr Oak
Grove House, 946 Harrison
Chester House, Mrs. M. A. Hall proprietress, lOG Post
Chester John, local policeman, r. Engine House No. 8,
N s Pacific, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Chester M. T., master schr Eclipse, office 22 California
Chester Samuel, whitener McCahon <& Wallace, r. 409
Tehama
Chestrmt Catherine Miss, domestic 4 Hopeton Terrace
Chestnut M. E., r. 2S O'Farrell
Chestnut. See Chesnut
Chestnutwood John A., teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. 731 Pine
Chesworth George, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Chevalier Albert (F. Chevalier & Co.), r. 1009 Bu-
chanan
Chevalier .\lonzo, weigher Washington St.Wharf, r.
534Folsnm
Chevalier Clotilda (widow), r 311 Powell
CHEVAIilER F. & CO. (Albert Chevalier), im-
porters wines and liquors, 520 and 522 Washington
Chevalier Fortune (F. t.'hevalier & Co.), r. 421 Eddy
Chevalier Louis, cooper Leopold Jnzis, r. 272 Bdwy
Chevalier Louis, draughtsman, r. 832 Folsom
Chevaliir Louis M., barber W. C. Patrick, r. 19 Brush,
Oakland
Chevalier Maurice, bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., G20
Washington
Chevalley Susan M. (widow), r. Ill Virginia
Chcvannier Armand, waiter, r. 1011 Powell
Chevannier Gustine (widow), r. l(ill Powell
ChevasBUs Edward, paying teller Lazard Frereg, and
agent French Board Underwriters, office 205 San-
som, r. 339 Kearny
Chevengel Christian H., clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1231 Stockton
Chevers William H. Mrs. (widow), r. 309 Lombard
Chevers William H. Jr., clerk, r. 309 Lombard
Chevers. See Cheever
Chevesich Henry, bookkeeper Ghirardelli & Danzel,
r. 1514 Powell
Chevigny Emile, waiter P. Priet, r. 29 Minna
Chew Edgar, upholsterer, r. 1007 Market
Chew John P., barber David N. Dunn, r. 13 Stockton
Cheyne James, cabinetmaker, r. 428 Broadway
Chtyue Robert, varieties, 140 First
Cheyrias Renaud (Che^rias & Passet) , r. 838 Market
Cheyrias & Passet (Renaud Cheyrias and Auguste
Passet), show cai'ds, 1000 Market
Chicago and Northwestern Railway, H. P. Stanwood
general agent, office 2 New Montgomery
Chicago Bottliijg Co., A. Arousohn agent, 1507 Folsom
Chit ago Brewery, H. Ahrens & Co. proptrs, 1420-1432
Pine
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy R. R., H. P. Stan-
wood general ageiit, office 2 New Montgomery
CHICAGO HOTEL., John C. Zuberbuehler proptr,
J18-222 Pacific
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific R. R., H. P. Stan-
wood general agent, office 2 New Montgomery
Chicago Re.staurant. John George proptr, 205 Third
Chicago Starch Works, K. Osburn & Co. agents, office
223 Sacramento
Chichester George, watchman freight department
Central Pac. R. R.. r. 123 Fifth
Chichester James, telegraph operator, r. 1833 Union
Chichester James R., furnituie polisher, r. 211 Stev
Chichizola Antonio (Gogliardo «i Chichizola), r. 1115
Montgomery
Chick Elwell, carpenter, r. 1309 Leavenworth
Chick George H., agent Walters' Fruit Dryer Manu-
facturing and Trading Co., office 418 California,
room 1, r. San Rafael
Chick Harrison Mrs. (widow) , r. 1,322 Scott
Chick Rebecca (widow), r. 339 Eddy
Chickering A. S., r. 812 Powell
Chickering WilliamH.(ChiCAering&Thoma8), r. East
Oakland
CHICKERING «k TH03IAS (William H. Chick-
ering and William Thomas) , attorneys at law, office
214 Sansom, rooms 13-14
Chief East Extension Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.) R. Weg-
ener secretary office 414 California
CHIEF ENGINEER S. F. FIRE DEPART-
MENT, office Old City Hall, first floor
CHIEF OF POLICE, office U-11 Old City Hall,
first floor
Chief of the Hill Mining Co. (Ely, Nev.), E. F. Stone
secretarj', office 306 Pine, room 3
Chief of the Hill Tunnel Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), Edward
F. Stone secretary, office 306 Pine, room 3
Chieftain Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), D. F. Verde-
nal secretary, office 6 and 7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Chieguilino Frederick, vegetable peddler,r. 718 Green-
wich
Chielovich E. & Co. (Lazarus Radovich), wholesale
wines and lifjuor.s, 601 Front
Chielovich Elia(E. Chielovich & Co.), r. 1719 Pacific Av
Chiesa Angelo, cook, r. 423 >4 Broadway
Chiosa GiacomoP., with Antonio Daneri, r. 4233^ Bdwy
Chiesarri Chiesare, garelener, r. Duncan Court
Chighisola Frank, laborer Joseph Sand, r. 505 Green
Chilcott Richard, salesman Crystal Soda Works, r. 1,522
Stockton
Child Chaules F., r. Montgomery Court, nr Mont
Child Edwin F., stockbroker, office 318 Pine, room 5,
' r. 1618 Washington
Child E. O., artist, r. 31 Hinckley
Child George B., bookkeeper Edwin F. Child, r. 1618
Washington
Child Maria (widow), furnished rooms, 335 Tehama
Child Stanley F., custom house officer, r. 249 Ritch
Child Thomas T., gunsmith Liddle k Kaeding, r. 215
Gough
Childers (widow) , r. 108 Ellis
Children's Home, Mme. Bazan matron, 1639 Mission
Childress Prentiee, clerk forwarding department
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Florence House
BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Order.
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Childs Charles W., deputy clerk Justice's Courts, r. 530
Pine
Childs Emma F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 371 Miana
Childs George, canvasser Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 222 Fair Oaks
Childs George A., teamster Cal. Furniture Co., r. 8
Elgin Park
Childs George E., bookkeeper Drake & Emerson, r. 425
Post
Childs James M., carpenter, r. E s Broderick, bet Clay
and Sacramento
ChUds Newton B., salesman James Moore & Co., r. 222
Halght
Childs Patrick, liquor saloon, r. 1035 Market
Childs Perry G., broker, r. Ot'cidental Hotel
Childs William H., storekeeper U. S. Mint.r. 105 Grov:"
Chili .Int )nio, seaman, r. 103 Steuart
CHILiI, Henry Palacios Consul General Pacific States,
office 405 Front
Chimney Peak Gold Mining and Mill Co. (San Diego
Co.), W. W. Dortiter Mccretary, office 40 I'alifornia
CHINA, Chen Shu Tang consul general, Frederick
A. Bee consul. Sit Ming Couk vice-consul, office
917 Clav
CHINA TRADERS' I\'SUR.4.NCE CO., Wil-
liams, Blanchard & Co. agents, office 218 California
Chinese Hospital, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and
Broadway
ChinesL- Insurance Co. (limited). Hong Kong, William
N. Olmstead general agent, office 409 California
Chinese Market, 731 SacramL'nto
Chinese Mission House (Baptist), 924 Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Congregational) . 5 Brenham
PI iMr>'4j
Chinese Mission House (Methodist Episcopal) , Rev.
0;i8 Gibson principal. '.iKi Washington
Chinese Mission House (Presbyterian) , NE cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Protestant Episcopal), 913
Clay
Chinese Mission School of the .\merican Missionary
Assn. 5 Brcuham PI, and Ns Mission, bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth
Chinese Theatres, 018 and 623 Jackson, and 836 Wash
Chinese Women's Home, 933 Sacramento
Chinguini Laurens, teamst-r Francisco Giovanini, r.
SE cor Broadway and Kearny
Chinn Richard H., with Willi im T. Coleman & Co., r.
The Baldwin
Chinn Thomas W., clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,r.
1299 Taylor
Chipchase John, foreman patternmaker Southern Pac.
R. R. Co., r. 16 Elgin Park
Chipchase John M., bookbinder, r. 16 Elgin Park
Chipcha,se William J., foreman patternmaker Pac. Iron
Works, r. 1632 Ji Mission
Chipley Thomas L. M., attorney at law, r. 418 Hyde
Chipman H. A. Miss, adjuster coiner's department D.
S. Mint, r. 313 Geary
Chipman Isaiah M., millhand Horace Davis k Co., r.
619 Mission
Chipman William, master mariner, r. 932 Clay
Chiijjjell William, expressman, r. 646 Seventeenth
Cliiranuier Armand, waiter Bocken & Baccala, r. 1611
P. I well
Chisiol Charles, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
<,;hisholra Alexander, painter, r. Biuus Hotel
Chisholm Alexander, haniessmakiT Main & Winchester
r. 315 !<i Jessie
Chisholtu Alexander, salesman Vcrdier, Morcau & Co.,
r. '2220 Jackson
Chisholm Alexander J., laundryman Mechanics' Co-
op.rati vc Co., Visitacion Valley
rhisholm t'liristopher, builder, r. 523 Guerrero
Chisholm Christopher, i)rinter, r. H37 Mission
Chisholm C 'lin, clerk George Loomis, r. 1026 Jackson
Chish'ilm Daniel B., accountant D. F. Vcrdenal, r.
Berkeley
Chisholm Daniel S., shipcarpenter W. E. Collyer, r.
26 FoIhoiu
Chisholm Donald, laborer Thomas B.iiley & Co., r.
1159 Folsom
Chisholni DnU'-an, carpenter, r. lis Ash .-Vv
Chisholm Duncan, tiilor, 7 Auburn
Chisholm John, carpenter California Mills, r. 62 West
Mission
Chislidliu Joseph, carpenter, r. 521 Sixth
Chisholm William, carpiiitor, r. 204 Ellis
Chisholm William, lauiidr}-man Mechanics' Coopera-
tive Co., Visitarion Valley
Chisholm William, pressman Alta California, r. 837
Mission
Chisholm William H., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 2806^ Howard
Chism John, laborer, r. 33 Rausch
Chismore George, assistant surgeon California Wom-
an's Hospital, r. 131 Powell
Chittenden Charles R., seaman, r. 910 Laguna
Chittenden Joseph G., milLman, 221 Mission, r. 1216
Laguna
Chittenden X. W., attorney at law, office 22 California,
room 18
Chiucovicb Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor San and Pac
Chiucovich Steve D., barkeeper John Cappadacv &
Co., r. 614 Powell
Chiucovich Vaso, barkeeper George Lazarevich & Co.,
r. 25 S Stockton
Chiuda Vladimir, bookkeeper Marco Vulicevich, r. 1415
Stockton
Chmeletzek Charles, cabinetmaker J. B. Lnchsinger k
Son, r. 2208 Geaiy
Chodrick George, salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
1324 Folsom
Chollar-Norcross-Savage Shaft Co., W. E. Dean secre-
tirv, office 203 Bush, room 8
Chollar Potosi Mining Co. (Virginia City, Ncv.) ,W. E.
Dean secretary, office 203 Bush, room 8
Chomger S. W. Mrs., r. 118 Post
Chonta Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill.Nev.), Lucien
Hermann secretary, office 220 Sausom, room 5
Chopalt Marie Mr;^. . dressmaker, r. 31 Hinckley
Chord J. S., journalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Chorley John Mrs., r. 11 Harrison Av
Choynski Herbert, bookkeeper I. N. Choynskl, r. 127
O'Farrell
Chovnski Isaiah, stationer, r. 905 Market
CHOYNSKI ISIUOR N., impo:ter books and
stationery, 34 Geary, r. 127 O'Farrell
Chretien B. F., dravmau, r. 114 Virginia
Chretien B. F. Jr., clerk J. Cerf & Co., r. 114 Virginia
Chretien Christian, r. 719 Green
Chretien John M., attorney at law, oflBce "230 Mont-
gomery, room 9, r. 804 Bush
Chretien Julius, fruits. 246 Taylor
Chrisler Amaziah M., liquor saloon, 777 Mission
Christ A. B., r. Grand Hotel
Christ Edward W., master mariner, r. 1108 Js Broadway
Chri.st Gtorge, clerk Kochler & Ritter, r. SWcor Geary
and Laguna ^
Christ John, dairyman, r. cor Dame and Thirtieth,
Fairmount Tract
Christ John, laborer, r. NE cor Fifth and Branuan
Christ Johu.proptr Europa Brewery, Nebraska, urSer-
jieutiue .\v
Christ Robert, baker Westorf eld \- P.ige,r. 100 Stockton
Christ Samuel, jeweler, r. 1019 Larkin
Chrlstal J., guard House of Correction
Christe Jeanette Mrs., nurse, r. 1512 California
Christella Peter, shoemaker .^.braham Simon, r. 522 Pac
t.'hristen Charles, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5!^ Kearny
Christen Isidor, milkman, r. 616 California
Christen John, dairyman, W s Twenty-ninth Av, bet
Clement and Calit\)rnia
Christen Paulina, dome.stic 911 Larkin
Christen William, compositor S. F. Abend Post, r.
1(W4 Bush
Christensen Charles, laundry, 12 Francisco
Chri.-tensen Kmil. caliinetmaker, r. E a Harrison, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
Christensen Erick, drayman Wieland Brothers, r. 1513
Polk
CHRISTEXSKN F. H. C, wines and liquors,
passenger depot Southern Pacific R. R.
Christensen G. A., dentist, office and r. '2021 Mission
Christensen Hans, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
Christensen Harry, seaman (estate oi), J. B. Piper
Christensen J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Christensen Jacob P., porter Richard P. Teuney. r. 13
Polk
Christensen John, master Emilie Fransen, r. 220 Fran-
cisco, rear
Christensen John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Ghrisienseii John M.. drayman John SUiuker, r. Es
Sierra, nr Illinois
C:hristensen Louis, laborer, r. NE corVallejoand Front
Christensen M. A., waiter The Baldwin, r. 912 Howard
t^hristeusen Mary Miss, domestic 1228 Washington
Christensen R.. quartermaster S. S. Great Republic
Christensen S. H. E., whiteuer Anderson and Daniel-
eon, r. 637 California
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Christensen 'William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Cbristenson Andrew, drayman Pier 9, Steuart, r . 1236 H
Folsom
Cbristenson Henry, seaman, r. 20 Sacramento
Cbristenson John, laborer, r. 4)<.. Frederick
Cbristenson Oliver H., captain scbr Bill the Butcher,
r. 7;J4 Hayes
Christian Andrew, candlemaker Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Seventh Av. bet M and N, South S. F.
Christian Anton, second officer stm Newberu
Christian C, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Christian Christ, dairyman, r. 702 LaRuua
Christian Frederick, laborer Renney & Russey, r. W s
Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and Tiiirtieth
Christian Henry, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Christian Jacob (Graneist & Christian) , r. 315 Minna
Christian John, expressman, NE cor Broadway and
Pacific, r 421 Broadway
Christian Loiiis, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Christian Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Pacific and
Battery, r. 709 Minna
Christian Michael C, liquor saloon, NE cor Ellis and
Larkin
Christian Richard, dyer and scourer, office 41 Geary,
dyebouse and r. 414 J<; Fulton
Christian Sopbia Mrs., ladies' nurse, r 19 Harlan PI,
rear
Christian W. Emil, molder Hope Iron Works, r. E s
Minnesota, nr Solano
Christian! Tljeodore, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r.
1709 J4 Jessie
Chris iansen A., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Christiansen Andrew, seaman, r. Western House
Christiansen Andrew, seaman schooner Trustee, foot
Biale
Christiansen Charles, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Christiansen Charles, seaman, 73'J Folsom
Christiansen Charles, seaman, r. 2219 Powell
Christiansen Christian, boatman, t.SU Crook
Christiansen Christian, seaman stm Newport, Broad-
way Wharf
Christiansen Christina Mrs., midwife, r. 732 Folsom
Christiansen Frederich, laborer George Tetner, r. 308
Pacific
Christiansen H, r. 700 Broadway
Christiansen Hans, laborer William Patterson, r. W s
San Bruno Road, nr Fifteenth Av Extension
Christiansen Henry, waiter Henry Grimm, r. NE cor
Sutter and Kearny
Christiansen Henry O., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn.,
Druids' Hall
Christiansen James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Christiansen Jans, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r.
2329 Harrison
Chri>tiansen John, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Christiansen John, seaman, r. Western House
Christiansen John, watchman, r. 1525 Mason
Christiansen Lawrtuce, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Christiansen Matthew, seaman, r. S09 Battery
Christiansen Otto, porter Gutta Percha Rubber Manuf.
Co
Christiansen P., driver Central R. R., r.bet Buchanan
and Webster, and Turk and Eddy
Christiansen Peter, engineer, r. 223 Folsom, rear
Christiansen Ptter, master mariner, r. 20 Mission
Christiansen Peter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Christiansen Robert, seaman, r. 333 Bryant
Chiistiansen Robert, quartermaster S. S. Great Repub-
lic, r. 32 Frederick
Christiansen Thomas M., Master Mariners' Benev.
Assn, Druids' Hall
Christiansen Zena Miss, laundress, r. 22 Mission
Christiauson Annie il., dressmaking, 206 Clara
Chrislianson Anton, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 1 Rincon
Court
Christiauson Charles, seaman S. S. Great Republic
Christianson Charles J., carpenter, r. 12 Washington
Christianson D., furniture finisher Herman Granz
Christiansen Jars, seaman, r. S23 Battery
Christianson P., r. Palace Hotel
Christianson. See Christensen, Cbristenson and
Christiansen
Christie Alexander, carpenter California Mills, r. 1
Hampton PI
Christie Alexander J., shipcalker, r. S s Day, bet
Church and Sanchez
Christie Daniel, carpenter, r. 1115 Jones
Christie George, paperhanger and fresco painter, r.
615 Capp
Christie Henry, speculator, r. 405 Jessie
Christie Henry P., foreman Joshua Hendy, r. 1126
Twenty-first
Chri.<tie Robert, machinist William Deacon, r. 1
Hampton PI
Christie Robert, policeman City Hall, r. cor Second Av
and Sixteenth
Christie. See Christy and Cristie
Christin Charles, wini's and liquors, 313 Hayes
Chri^tiu Lotiis. r. 313 Hayes
Christ.janstn John, carpenter, r. 119 Jackson
Chiistuian Frank, barber, r. 3008 Mission
Christmann William, clerk William C. Miller, r. SE
cor Sto -ktou and Pacific
Christmas ratherine (widow), r. 36 Frederick
Chiistnot William, compositor Edward C. Hughes, r.
114 Fourth
Cbristofiel Jacob, market, NE cor Sixth and Harrissn
Christotfersen Chris A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Christufl'ersen Peter, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druids' Hall
Cbristoplie Louis, hairdrcssing saloon, 911 V$ Larkin,
r. 714 Larkin
Christopher Benjamin K., with Charles F. Whitton, r.
521 Stevenspn
Christopher Julius, shaper Pac. Furniture Mantif Co.,
r. 1135 »j Harrisin
Christopher Telfer, dentist, office and r. 135 Kearny
(^hristoplierson Martin, seaman, r. 26 Sai rameiito
Cbristopherson Anthony, shipsmith Hugh Croikard,
r. Oakland
Christson Paul, waiter Luca Becir, r. 648 Fourth
Christy James, shipsmith , Berry , bet Third and Fourth,
r. W s Mississii)pi. nr Solano
Christy Mill and Mining Co. (Silver Reef, Utah),
George R. Spinney secretary, office 310 Pine,
room 44
Christy Robert, carpenter, r. SW cor Connecticut and
Santa Clara
Christy RobertF., blacksmith, r. Ws Missi-ssippi, nr
Solano
Christy Robert T., stevedore A. 0. Freese, r. 405 Main
Christy Samuel B., teacher State University, r. 516
Eddy
Christy Simeon P. (Christy & Wise), r. 206 Kearny
Christv Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 405 Main
CHRISTY & WISE (Simeon P. Christy and
Thomas Denigan) , wool commission merchants,
607 Front
Chri.-tv. See Christie
CHRONICLE (daily and weekly) , Charles DeYoung
& Co. proptrs, office NE cor Kearny and Bush,
editorial rooms 423 Clay
Chroniger Susan W. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 118 Post
Chrsytal Peter T., capitalist, r. Lick House
Chub Charles, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
Cburachi Antone, cook Anthony Clet'-back, r. 14
Fourth
Church Albert R. (DoUiver & Bro.), r. 2208 Steiner
Church Andrew S., (Church & Co.), r. 620 Tyler
Church Benjamin F., housemover, r. Golden Gate
Hotel
Church Catharine (widow), r. 18 Minna
Church C C. (widow), furnished rooms, 317 First
Church Edward, clerk Charles McC. Deb ney, r. 317
First
Church Frank A., student Heald's Business College
Church Harry, saloonkeeper, r. 729 Green
Church Home for Old Ladies, Mrs. G. H. Smith
matron, 109 Van Ness Av
Cliurib Isaac S., clerk Custom House, r 2727 Cal
Church Joseph W., clerk Surveyor's Office Custom
House, r. Oakland
Church Mary A. (widow) , r. 409 O'Farrell
Church Orion, bookkeeper, r. 843 Howard
Church Robert, mnihinist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
CHURCH SEYMOUR R., importer and dealer
foreign and domestic coal, office and yard SW cor
Main and Folsom, branch 143 Post, r. 572 Har-
rison
Church S. Wilson, compositor John P. H. Wentworth,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Church Thomas R., mining, r. 719 Bush
Chnnh William, carpenter, r. 516 Paiific
CHURCH WILLIAM A., proptr Empire House,
636 Coiiimenial
CHURCH A CO. (Andrew S. Church) , importers,
and jobbrrs Iruits, fancy groceries, and wholesale
fireworks, 407 Front
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Churchill Frederick C, clerk James A. Hunter, r. 321
Sutter
Churchill Jamep, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Stockton
Chun hill Mary Miss, r. 1138 Hovrard
Churchill Xormati, driver William Wheeland, 2232
Mission
Churchill William, salesman, r. 715 Howard
Churchill William B., capitalist, r. American Ex-
chanKe Hotel
Churchward James, janitor Corinthian Hall
Churchward John, lout^^horemsn, r. Kil'J Sansora
Churchward L. Mr.-^., dressmaker, r. 1018M<intgomery
Churchward Thomas, packerCalifornia Cracker Co.,r.
lOlH Montgomery
Chute Alanson W.. gasfitter, r. 922 Howard
Chute Richard, shipping agent, otflce 010 Front, room
14, r. IIW Sutter
Cia Domenico, vegetables, CA Colombo Market
Ciarlo Fraucisco, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Cicott Frank X., coiner U. S. Mint, othce NW cor Fifth
and Missiiiu. r. The Baldwin
Cienega Anastaein, expressman, NW cor Dupont and
Valle o, r. i.l:} Powell
Cienega Buena V., printer, r. 26 Scott PI
Cienega Isabel Miss, dvessraaker, r. 1(J13 Powell
Cigar Mould Manut'actnring Co., Ordensttin & Co.
pi Optra, offire :t()ii Biittery
Cigarini Giovanni, bonkMack. r. 3 Filbert PI
Cills Arthur, clerk, r. 32(i Green, rear
Cills Arthur W.. auditcrr Western Union Telegraph,
Co., r. 524 Chestnut
Cills James H.. agent Western Fire and JMarine Insur-
ance Co., offii.-e 409 California, r. 3i() Green, rear
Cima Giovanni, bookkeeper, r. "(Jo Market
Cimi F. R., engineer, r. 510 Franklin
Cimi V. L. Mrs., r. .MO Franklin
Ciirioiieli Giovanni, painter, r. 1508 Dupont
Cinciiiii::ti Brewery, G. A. Bauer proptr, SW cor Ful-
ton and Lyon
Cincinnati H;,tel, F. H. Burmeister proptr, r. 529 Va-
lencia
Cinciuiiiiti Safe and Lock Co., Raymond .t Wilshire
age nts, olfice and salesroom 215 and 217 Cali-
fornia
Cincota Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Ciprico Anita (widow), r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Ella L. MLss. assistant Shotwell Slreet Pri-
mary School, r. 2312 Mission
Ciprico Eva Miss, principal San Bruno School, r. 2312
Mission
Ciprio.) Ferdinand D., night inspector Custom House,
r. 2312 Mi.s.-iiciu
Ciprico George M., special agent John Hancock Mu-
tual Life In-iurance Co., office 417 California, r.
9.>y Valencia
Ciprico Samml E., carriageniaker H. M. Black & Co.,
r. 2.il2 Mission
Circle Julius, el,, tiling, llC. Pacific
CITIZKXS' l.XSl'llAXCKCO. (of Missouri, fire),
E. D. Faruhworth & Son general agents, offlte 202
Sanson! , room 1
Citron Morris L., clothing, 8E cor Pacific and Front,
r. 30 Jones
Citti Claude, wondengrfiver, CO.'; M<ii t, r. Oakland
CITY AXD fOUXTV AI>I»IS HOUSG, San
Miguel or Mission Ocean House Road, four miles
from City 1^.11
CITY ANli COl'XTY' ASSKSSOR, office New
City Hall, first liocir
CITY AND iOUNTY ATTOKXKY', (tlice New
City Hall, tliird flour
CITY AM> COl.XTY AlOITOIt, office New-
City Hall, first floor
CITY \Kli < OUNTY CLKRK. oflice Old City
Hall, lirht floor
CITY A.\l> COUNTY COROXKU, office IG
O'Farnh
CITY A\l> COUXTY nOSPIT.\Iv, E s Petri ro
Av, 1)1 1 'rweiitv-seceiid .ind Tweiitv-tliird
CITY AXI> COrXTY IKKSK (>K <OURKC-
TIOX, ()M San Jose Unad. nr Iiidutnal Schocd
CITY A XO <■ «) i: N T Y I X O V S T II I A I..
SCIIO*»I.i, Ohl San Jnse Road. fiv«- miles Irum
( itY Hall
CITY AXD COUXTY JAIL,, N s Broadway, bet
Keaniv and Dupont
CITY AX1> COUXTY' I..1CEXSE COI..L,EC-
TOR, New Cltv Hill, b;iseiiiei t
CITY AND COIXTY MORGUE, IC. O Fa ire 11
CITY AND COUNTY* PHYSICIAN, office 5U
Kearuv
CITY' AND COUNTY' RECORDER, office Hall
of Reeords. New City Hall
CITY' AND COUNTY' SURVEY'OR, office Old
City Hall, first do. r
CITY' AND COUNTY TAX COLIiECTOR,
office New Citv Hall, first flooi-
CITY' AND COUNTY TREASURER, office
New Citv Hall, first flour
CITY ARGUS (The Weekly). Argus Publishing
Co., publi>her'B office r.d.T Montsi'merv
CITY CAB AND TRANSFER CO., Leander
Sawyer president, Oliver Hinckley Bupe:infeud-
ent, office l^^t Jessie
CITY' CEMETERY, Albert P. Stanvan superin-
dent, N s Point Lob. is Av, W of Thirty third .\v
City Creek Water Company (Deadwood City. Dakota
Territory), William M. Helman secretary, office
309 Califoi Ilia
CITY CRIMINAL. COURT, Old City Ha.l. second
floor
City F;ont House, Dennis Dowd proptr, (525 Da. is
City Front Stable^, Morshead & McEwen proptrs, 25
Washington
CITY HALL. (New) , SE cor McAllister and Larkin
CITY HAL,I> (Old) E s Kearny, bet Washington
ai:d Merchant
City Hall Stables, NE cor Tyler and Leavenworth
City Ir^in Works, Low & Chartrey proptrs, 20 and 28
Fi-emoiit
City Laundry, Gunn & Mediand proptrs, 948 Folsom
CITY OP PARIS, importers, and wholesale and
retail dr.v. goods, Verdier. Moreau & Co. proptrs,
NE cor ^^lnfgomery aud Sutter
CITY POUND, N s California, bet Walnut and
Laurel
CITY RAIL.RO.\D CO., Robert B. Woodward
presiiieiit, M. E. Willis secretary, Eluu Dewitt
superintendent, olfi. e and depot W s Mission, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
City Stables, HeaUy & Fa; »u proptrs, 332 Bush
Classsen Jacob, saloonkeeper, r. 22li Second
Claissen John, decorator, r. 228 Bush
Clabe Antoiue. shoemyker, r. 824 Montgomery
Claberot Dominiijue, mauuf smoking tobacco, r. 10
p. 'Ik Lane
CJabrough George, with J. P.Clabrough & Bro., r. NE
C'lr Chestnut aud Mason
Clabrough John P. (J. P. Clabrongh & Brother), r.
England
Clabr.)Ugh Joseph (J. P. Clabrough k Brother), r.
Eiiiiland
CLABROUGH J. P. »te BROTHER (Joseph
Cl.ibrough), gun, pistol, and rifle mauuls, 030
Montg.niery
Clack .Sarah, milliner, r. t!04 Grove
Clack William, printer, 1H24 Market, r. 604 Grove
CL.AFFEY CIIARL.E.S, Mercantile Lunch, 212
Saiisom. r. Lick House
Claflfey H. T. Mrs. (widow), r. 1329 Pacific
Clatfey James, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 20
Silver
Claffey John, r. 234 Sixteenth
Claffey John, b.iilermaker. r. (5 Rincon Av
Claffi'y Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Clinton, rear
Clafley Thomas, laborer, r. 28 Clinton, rear
Clalfin Eliza, domestic .\bram D. Miller, W s San
Bruno Road, ur Silver Av
Claidat Louis, painter, r. l.')23 Mason
Clain Laurence, coaIi)asser I'aeifie Mail S. S. Dakota
Clairb.irne Jam. s U., superintendent lampliglitvrs. S.
F. liaslight ("o., r. 2433 Buchiiuan
Clair-iby James, laborer, r. '6% Dowi.ey
Clair\ille Walter, fir.-t officer stm Capital, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Clam (ieerge, asphaltum worker, r. SE ccr Mis.--ion and
Fourth
(.'laneey James, fireman stm C( ntennial, Washington
St. Wharf
Clancey John, waiter, r. 175 Minna
Clancev Morris, horseshoer T. J. Crowlcv, r. Oriental
H<i'tel
Clancey Patrick, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. 313 Chestnnt
Clancey Peter, laborer, r. 5.")1 Mission
Clancy Annie, r. 1211 Laguna
Clam y Charles, sewing machine agent, r. W s Baker,
bet Geary and Post
Clancy James, expressman, r. filO Fourth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street. Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Clancy James, fitter Columbia Foundry, r. 554 Stev
Clancy Jauiee, poultry and game, r. NE cor Twenty-
second and Eureka
Clnncy John, agent David Brady
Clancy John, painter, r. 1(109 Folsom
Clancy Michael, carpenter, r. 60 Everett
Clancy Morris, hostler John F. VVillson.r. 120^11is
Clancy Owen, coachman, (120 Folsom
Clancy Patrick, cooper, r. 3'25 Minna
Claucv Patrick, gardener, r. 1300 Jackson
Clancy Patrick B., expressman, cor First and Market,
r. 28 Boardman
Clancy P.'^itrick. miner, r. 43:" Pine
Clancy Peter, cooper, r. 325 Minna
Clancv Phillip, laborer, r. cur Thirtieth and Sanchez
Chancy Richard, laborer, r. Kid Clara
Clancy Thomas, caulker, r. 339 Clementina
Clancy Thomas, carpenter O. K. Founciry. r. 17 Minna
Clancy Thomas B., porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 416
Stevenson
Clancy Thomas C, r. 9 Perry
Clancy Thomas J., carriagesmith Mich.iel McCue, r.
lOOS Pacific
Clapham Charles T., salesman Morgan & Co., r. Coso
House *
Clapmau George, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 073
Howard
Clapp Clark, clerk, r. 917 Post
Clapp Edward L. (Clapp & Jessup), r.NE cor Mission
and Fremont
Clapp Edward L., operator American District Tele-
graph. 833 Sutter, r. 917 Post
Clapp Edward S., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 22
Geary , ^
Clapp Frank W.. laborer freight depot Central Pac.
E. R., r. 507 Shotwell
Clanp H. N. Mrs. (widow) , r. 510 Taylor
Clapp Milton B.. teller National Gold Bank and Trust
Co., r. 1231 Washington
Clapp William, r. 105 Mason
Clapp & JeBSup (Edward L. Clapp and Andrew J.
Jessup), proptrs Pioneer Drug, and Coffee and
Spies Mills, NE cor Mission and Fremont
Clapper Frederick, shoemaker, r. 721 Broadway
Clapper Henry, shoemaker, r. 721 Broadway
Clar John, s irveyor, r.l220 Polk
Clar John Mrs., drv and fancy goods. 1220 Polk
Clar Lawrence F.. teacher telegraphy Pacific Busmess
College, r. 1220 Folk
Clar Maurice D., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1220 ]
Polk
Clara Consolidated Mining Co. (Black Hills, Dakota),
D. F. Verdenal secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Clare Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1024 Lombard
Clare Heury, merchant, r. 1012 Clay
Clare J., longshoreman Mcnzies fi Bingham
Clare James, laborer, r. 363 Natoma
Claro John, clothing, 105 Jackson
Clare William, extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D. and
lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 419 Pacific
Clarenbach Charles, salesman Fleishman, Sichel &
Co..r. 1 Biirritt
Clarence Edward, waiter Miners' Branch Bestaurant,
r. N 8 Minna, bet Fifth and Sixth
Clarence Henry, teacher languages, r. 2 Langton
Clarence William H., clerk H. Lash. r. 2 Langton
Clarendon House, Mrs. E. P. Warburton proprietress,
142 M Fourth .
Clarendon H'.use, Mrs. Susan Ehodes proprietress. Nil-
cor Second and Folsom
Claressv William, policeman City Hall, r. 101 Jessie
Claresy Emanuel, salesman Johnston & Veasey, r. IIUI
Clay .._
Clarisse Marais, cabinetmaker George Fischer, r. NJi
cor Fifth and Bryant
Clark Aaron, r. 1616 Turi<
Clark Abraham D., umbrellamaker J. D. Barr & Co.,
r. 317 Bush ^^ ,^ ,
Clark Ada Mrs., dancing academy, 155 New Mont
Clark A. G. Mrs., r. 810 Howard
Clark Agnes (widow) , r. 832 Valencia
Clark Alice (widow), r. 51^ Kausch
Clark Alice Miss, domestic 1120 Washington
Clark Ann Miss, domestic 1117 Washington
Clark Anna, chambermaid Russ House
Clark Anne (widow), r. 38 Stanly PI
Clark Annie, domestic 1110 Van Ness Av
Clark Annie (widow) , domestic 20 Russ
Clark Anson, Jour. Shipwrights' Assu, 71 New Mont
Clark A. T., bookkeeper Henry G. Fiske, r. 809 Market
Clark B. Mrs., r. 599 Ellis
Clarv Benjamin, clerk collection department Wells,
Fargo Jt Co.. r. 519 Folsom
Clark Bernard, boiler manufacturer, .56 Bluxome, r.
701 Harrison
Clark Bros. (Michael, and Francis), soap manufactory,
E s Nebraska, nr Sixteenth
Clark Carrie F. (widow), r, 421 Fourth
Clark Carl H.. clerk general freight office Central Pac.
R. R.. r. 917 Geary
Clark Charles, r. 504 Third
CLiARK CHARIiKS, attorney at law, office 515
California, rooms 1-2, r. 2009 Jackson
Clark Charles, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Scdauo
Clark Charles, machinist, r. 7 Vallejo Terrace
Clark Charles, stevedore, r. 625 Clay
Clark Ch.wles. upholsterer, .522 Taylor, r. 721^4 Bdwy
Clark Charles F., bookkeeper Miller k Van Wyck. r.
604 Guerrero
Clark Charles H., assistant cashier Palace Hotel, r.
1712 Laguna
Clark Charles H., salesman E. H. Jones & Co., r. 634
Post
Clark Charles K., bookkeeper James E. Gordon & Co.,
r. Oakland
Clark Charles P., r. 35 Welsh
Clark Christine Miss, seamstress, r. SW cor Sixteenth
and Shotwell
Clark Curtis, fireman stm Petaluma. Saucelito Ferry
Clark Daniel, laborer, r. 527 Hickory Av
Clark Daniel, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Clark Daniel W.. plumber, r. 930 Market
Clark David, builder, r. 4'.i7 Fremont
Clark David, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Clark David B.. laborer Painter K Co., r. 213?<J Welsh
Clark Dorcas Mrs., vice principal Girls' High School,
r. 1021 Hayes
Clark E., clerk Wilson (newl Sewing Machine Co., r.
Oakland
Clark E. A., physician, office and r. 200 Stockton
Clark Edgar B., carpenter and builder, 810 Jackson
Clark Edward, r. 32,'<; Mary
Clark Edward, r. 125 Second
Clark Edward, r. 457 Jessie, rear
Clark Edward, carpenter, r. cor Valen.-ia and Tracy
Clark Edward, clerk Otis <t Co., r. 132S California
Clark Edward, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Clark Edward, teamster A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 209
Clara ' ■
Clark Edward, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 226 Perry
Clark E. G. Mrs., glovemaker F. H, Busby
Clark Eliza (widow), r. 1.522 Polk
Clark Ella E. Mis.s. assistant Fourth Street Primary
School, r. Bancroft Way, Berkeley
Clark Ellen (widow) . r. W s Jiissiou. bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Clark Ellen, chambermaid Russ House
Clark Ellen Miss, saleswoman W. A. Clark, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and SlU'twell
Clark E. S. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 253 Minna
Clark Eugene, pressman Patrick J. Thomas, r. 914
Lyon
Clark F. A., salesman and piant)tuuer Hemmes Lung,
r. 31 Dupont
Clark Fanny, domestic lOOG Post
Clark F. Edward, teamster, r: 209 Clara
Clark Francis (Clark Brothers), r. E s Nebraska, nr
Sixteenth
Clark Frank, carpenter, r. E 8 Chapultepec, nr Court-
land Av
Clark Frank, driver Central R. R., r. 522 Sixth
Clark Frank, watirtender Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Clark Franklin, carpenter California Mills, r. 11 Har-
riet
Clar.c Frederick, boarding, 46 Steuart
Clark Frederick, porter George C. Shreve & Co., r. 110
Montgomery
Clark F. S.. boidckeeper Dewey & Co., r. 413 Brannan
Clark George, r. 867 Market
Clark George (Clark & Webster), r. 64 Tehama
Clark George, clerk, r. 67 Clementina
Clark George, contractor, NW cor Twenty-third and
San Jose Av
Clark George, driver Central R. R.
CliARK GEORGE A. * BROTHER, Clark's
O. N. T. Spool Cotton, and Miiward'B Helix Need-
les, 511 Market
Clark George D., manager Pacific Pottery, r. 937 How
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Clark (jeorge G., chief clerk forwarding department
Wells, Fargo & Co.,r. 1022 Vallejo
Clark George R., mailing clerk Post-office, r. 1411
Twelfth, Oakland
Clark George K., tinsmith Elder & Debbie, r. 412 Fell
Clark George S. (Tuttle & Clark), r. 220 Ninth
CLARK GEORGE W., importer paperhangings
and manuf widow shades, 645 Market, r. 720
Union
Clark H. & Co. (Samuel S. Sweet) , office furniture, 531
Califcrnia
Clark Harry, r. 1G07 O'Farrell
Clark Hawkins (H. Clark & Co.), r. cor New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Clark Henry, driver Market St. and Hayes Valley R.R.
Clark Henry D., engineer Central Pac. R. R., r. 315
Capp
Clark Henry J., engineer Fulda Bros. k. Co., r. 9 Ala-
bama
Clark H. S., mining, r. Lick Hou.se
Clark Hugh R., r. S3G Shipley
Clark Hugh W., carpenter and builder, 522 California,
r. 1330 Ellis
Clark H. V. Mrs., r. 321 Sutter
Clark J. A. Mrs. (widow), r. «14 California
Clark James, carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Clark James, car)ienter, r. 728 Lonibanl
Clark James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 347
Fourth
Clark James, druggist, r. C Rausch
Clark James, expressman, r. 1422 Howard
Clark Jauies, gasman Bush St. Theatre, r. 213 Fourth
Clark James, laborer, r. 114 Gui-rreio
Clark James, seaman, r. Sti'uari Street House
Clark James, seaman, r. Western House
Clark James, stairbuilder Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
Clark Jame.s, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co.r. 551 First
Clark James, teamster,'r. 148 Clara
Clark James H., clerk Rudolph Hochkofler, r. 38 Stan-
ly PI
Clark James H. Mrs., r. 107 O'Farrell
Clark James M., ele.trician, r. 2520 California
I Clark James Q., express wagon, 533 Market, r. E s
j Chattanooga, bet Twenty-first and Twiuty-second
I Clark James R., chemist, r. NW cor. Beach and Brod-
1 erick
! Clark James W., melter melter's and refiiiM-'s depart-
I ment U. S. Mint, r. 544 H Na;ouia
' Clark Jane T. (widow), boarding, r. G14 Capp
' Clark J. C.,r. 427 Sutter
Clark J. E., drayman, 521 Market
Clai'k Jennie Miss, teacher music, r. 001 Twenty-third
Clark J. Fessenden, salesman I. S. Van Winkle & Co..
r. 019 Harrir^on
Clark John, r. 22!t Kearny
Clark John (O'Brien & Clark), r. .509 Broadway
Olark John, butcher Jacob Kauflfniann
Clark John, carixnter 1. E. Alexander, r. P;irk Hotel
Clark John, extraman Engine No. 'J, S. F. F. D., r. 78
Natoma
Clark John, laborer, r. 514 Mission
Clark John, laborer, r. 1129 Howard j
Clark John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Clark John, laborer Diggi^ns Breathers, r. E s Baker, bet
California and Pine
Clark John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Clark John, seaman steam tug Richard Holyoke, Har-
rison St. Wharf.
Clark John, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 148 Clara
Clark John, tailor, r. 1328 California
Clark John ('..salesman D. Samuels, r.Ahlborn House
Clark John E., stevedore, r. 135 Spear
CL.AKK .TOIIN G., chief teller Bank of Califor-
nia, r. SWcor Leavenworth and Green
Clark Jcilin U., cabinetmaker, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth
and Gliurcli
Clark John J., ciraughtsman. r. 38 Stanly PI
Clark John P., laborer Central Pac. R. R. freight de-
pot, r. 600 Fourth
Clark John V., clerk General Auditor's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 544 !<, Natoma
Clark John W., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Clark Joseph, bojuuaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 725
Shot well
Clark Joseph, speculator, r. 131 Montgomery
Clark Joseph, plumber William E. Lane, r.Es Do-
lores, between Nineteenth and Twentieth
Clark Joseph, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Clark Joseph, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 337 Hayes
CLiARK JOSEPH Jr., attorney at law, office 420
Montgomery, r. 428 Twenty-fourth
Clark Joseph B., carpenter, r. 13 Everett
Clark Joseph J., blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 732 Clementina
Clark Joseph K., homcepathic physician, office 920
Ma|±et, r. 2210 Mission
Clark Joseph M., boots and shoes, 337 Hayes
Clark Joseph W., mining secretary, office 318 Pine,
room 6
Clark Judson H.,proptr Boston Crackery Bakery, 132
Fourth, r. yoi Twenty-third
Clark Julia A. (widow), r. 146 Minna
Clark J. W. Mr.s , r. 619 Harrison
Clark Kate Miss, dome-tic 523 Tyler
Clark King, butler A. H.Rutherford, IIO.J Bush
Clark L., student Barnard's Business College
Clark L. C, r. 113 Polk
CLi-^RK LiEOXARD S., attorney at law, office
60ij Montgomery, room "23, r. 2011 Howard
Clark Lewis, clerk T. S. Clark, r. 767 Mission
Clark Lewis T., waiter, r. 19 Stone
Clark L. N., physician, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Clark Lydia A. "(widow) , r. 26 Sixth
Clark M. A., r. 447 Stevenson
Clark Maria (widow), r. '2023 Broadway
Clark Martin (Martin A; Horton), r. 922 Vallejo
Clark Mary Miss, domestic 1'231 Washington
Clark Mary Mrs., teacher music, r. 507 Bush
Clark Mary E. (widow), r. 412 Fell
Clark Mary P. Miss, teacher music and pattern cutter,
r. 901 Twenty-third
Clark Michael (Clark Brothers) , r. E a Nebraska, nr
Sixteenth
Clark Michael, engineer, r. 114 Francisco
Clark Michael, laborer, r. 1727 Market
Clark Michael, wood and coal, SE cor Howard and
Twelfth
Clark Minnie, domestic 213 Turk
CLiARK N., proptr Pacific Pottery, office 24 Califor-
nia, r. Sacramento
('lark Nathan, barber Otto Lemcke, r. 1021 Vallejo
Clark Olive J. Miss, r. Grand Hotel
Clark Osmer N., ijort steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
1202 Folsom
Clark Owen, drayman, r. 1 Leroy PI
Clark Owen, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Clark Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 148
Ciara
Clark Patrick F., boots and shoes. 306 Sixth
Clark Patrick J,, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 462
Jessie
Clark Peter, dairyman William Haley, r. NW cor
Greenwich and Buchanan
Clark Peter, employee Frederick White, r. 105 Vsinde-
water
Clark Randall W., peddler, r. 427 Fremont
Clark K. Frank, clerk Custom House, r. Alameda
Clark Kichard.pcirter Hermann F. Morken,r. 1087 Bdwy
Clark R. L. (Clark & Harter), r. 15 Rausch
Clark Robert, ealker, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Clark Robert C, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
.501 Post
Clark Samuel P. B. (Megilligan i Clark) , r. San Jose
Road, nr Industrial School
Clark Sarah Miss, clom.stic 1231 Washington
Clark Seyniotir B., mining stocks, r. 411 Leavenworth
Clark Siiiyth. r. 7U0 California
Clark Solomon, barber, r. 116 Washington
Clark Stephen, porter International Hotel
Clark Stephen J., mailing clerk Post-office, r. Oakland
Clark Ti-rrence, laborer, r. 15 Tehama
Clark Thomas (Poughertv & Clark) , r. 110 Sj Frech^n
Clark Thomas, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, r. '207 Pa-
cific
Clark Thomas, helper Union Box Factory, r. 148 Ship
Clark Thimias, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Clarke Thomas, laborer, r 732 Clementina
Clark Thomas, plumber William Enright, r. 607 Mc-
Allister
Clark Thomas, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Clark Thomas, stonecutter, r. McAllister, bet Devisa-
dero and Scott
Clark Thomas F., hairdressing saloon,2003 Mission, r.
2015 Mis-iuu
Clark Thomas F., helper melter's and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 312 Sixth
Clark Titus, carjicaiter E. B. Clark, r. 816 Jackson
Clark T. P., butcher, r. 20 Perry
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Clark Treat P., collector Masonic Cemetery, r. 429 j
Greenwich
Clark Truman S., r. 113 Polk |
Clark Warren D., with A. Chesebrouwh, r. 1604 Van ,
Ness Av I
Clark Washburne, carpenter, r. 1111 Howard I
Clark W. H. (widow) , r. 511 Mason
Clark William, cashier J. W. Davidson k Co., r. 1703 '
Sarrauiento ;
Clark William, hostler Central R. R.
Clark William, laborer, r. 230 Hickory Av '
Clark William, laburer James McGlone, r. SsFell, bet |
Devisadero aud Scott i
Clark William, nurse City and County Hospital, r. 225
Second |
Clark William, policeman City Hall, r. 229 First j
Clark William, proptr Hayes Valley Advertiser, r. C04 I
Grove \
Clark William, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Clark William A. (Pacific Spring Mattrass Manuf .
Co.) , aud fancy goods, SW cor Sixteenth and Shut-
well j
Clark William A., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. I
China I
aark William B., clerk C. J. Hawley, r. 1522 Polk |
Clark William C, bookkeeper Carolan, Cory &; Co., r.
1604 Vau Ness Av
Clark William H., adjuster weights and balances U.
S. Mint, r. 125 Seventh
Clark Williaju H., capitalist, office 808 Montgomery, r.
NW cor Howard and Third
Clark William J., carpenter, r. 31 Columbia nr Dolores
Clark William J., shoemaker Joseph M. Clark, r. 337
Hayes
Clark William M., liquor saloon, 409 Fourth
Clark William S., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Clark Winnie, chambermaid Russ House
Clark W. R., teacher, r. 636 Commercial
Clark Xenos Y., draftsman U. S. Surveyor-General's
office, r. 916 Washington
Clark Zeiah P., special agent Edward E.Potter, r. 2221
California
Clark k Barter (R. L. Clark and Henry Barter) , black-
smiths, 1062 Howard
Clark & Webster (George Clark and Benjamin F. Web-
ster), shipcarpenters, N s Howard, bet Steuart
and Spear
Clarke , r. 3 Chatham PI
Clarke A. C, salesman George M. Grant & Co., r. 634
Post
Clarke Alvah K. , bookkeeper Thomas B. Morris & Co. ,
r. Oakland
CJUARKE ALFRED, counsellor at law, and clerk
Chief of Police, office City Hall, first floor, r. 1423
Howard
Clarke Alfred, Jr., operator Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 1814 Pierce
Clarke Auuie, cook, 1214 Hyde
Clarke Bernard, carpenter, r. 725 Shotwell, rear
Clarke Bernard, stevedore, r. 1313 Sansom
Clarke Carlton J., capitalist, r. N s Precita Av, nr
Howard, Eernal Heights
Clarke Charles, blacksmith, r. 741 Folsom
Clarke Charles, shoemaker, 612 3i Howard
Clarke Charles H., clerk, r. 634 Post
Clarke Edward (Edward Clark & Co.), r. 204 J<i Eddy
CLiARKE ED^VARD & CO., shipping agency
and fureign parcel express, office 434 California
Clarke Ella, domestic 1715 Larkin
Clarke Frank, druggist, NW cor Polk and Eddy
Clarke Frederick W., capitalist, office 4113<i California,
room 11, r. .t34 Bush
Clarke Frederick W., clerk, r. S s Twenty-third, bet
Mission and Bartlett
Clarke George, liquor saloon, 110 Pacific
Clarke George E., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-third bet
Mission & Bartlett
Clarke Hairy, bookbinder, r. 142 Sixth
Clarke Institute, Miss E. H. Weeden principal, 239
O'Farrell
Clarke James, laborer, r. 69 Shipley
Clarke James L,, watchman, r. 5.59 Howard
Clarke James T., plasterer, r. 2419 Mission
Clarke Jeremiah, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Clarke J. J., physician, office and r. 106 Stockton
Clarke Johu, laborer, r. 222 Lombard
Clarke John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Clarke John B., teacher, r. 725 Shotwell. rear
Clarke Lewis, waiter Palace Hotel
Clarke Louise (widow), r. 725 3<^ Broadway, rear
Clarke Lydia (widow) , dressmaker, r. 931 Market
Clarke Margaret (widow) , r. 510 Minna, rear
Clarke Margaret, domestic, r. 1024 Howard
Clarke Mary (widow), nurse, r.223 Fifth
Clarke Matthew, laborer, r. 222 Lombard
Clarke Mortimer, porter Searle & Bode, r. E s Billings
PI, nr Filbert
CLARKE SAMUEL J. Jr., register bankruptcy,
chambers 24 aud 25 U. S. Court Building, r. Lick
House
Clarke Selina Mrs., r. 320 Mason
Clarke Theodore R. (Wilson & Clarke), r. 811 Twenty.
fourth
Clarke Thomas, carpenter West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 32 Silver
Clarke Thomas B., clerk U. S. Sub Treasury, r. Oak-
land
Clarke Thomas G., blacksmith Pacific Ironworks, r.
714 Natoma
Clarke Thomas G., traveling agent, r. 307 Fourth
Clarke Walter, blacksmith .M. P. Holmes, r.242 Perry
Clarke W. Hamilt m, abstract clerk U. S. Mint, r.
Grand Central Hotel, Oakland
Clarke William, carpeutor, r. 1313 Sacramento, rear
Clarke William, engineer Clay St. Hill Reservoir,
Spring Valley Water Works, r. 1608 Hyde
Clarke William, upholstertr, r. 47 Natoma
Clarkcu Matthew (Ryan K darken.), attorney at law,
office 224 Montgomery, r. 311 Stockton
darken Philip, painter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Clarksou Milton, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1039
Mission
Clarksun Prentice M., policeman City Hall, r. 1039
Mission
Clarksou Susan (widow) , copyist, r. 539 California
Clarlie John, laborer J. M. Waite ♦
Clarrage Kdward D., agent Mackay Sewing Machine
Co.. office 511 Market, r. Oakland
C'larry Edmund, laborer, r. 311 J</ Jessie
Clarson William, r. 61 Jj West Mission
Clary Amacy, driver United Carriage Co., r. 126 Sixth
Clary Ann (widow) , r. 115 Ash Av
Clary Hannah Mrs. (widow) , r. 250 Clara
Clary J., laborer Superintendent Streets
Clary John, r. 1.502 Powell
Clary John, engineer, r. 747 Brannan
Clary John, laborer, r. Eighteenth av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Clary John, laborer, r. 83 Everett
Clary John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Clary John, steward, r. W s Pringle Court, nr Green-
wich
Clary John, plumber, r. 2.50 Clara
Clary John, teamster Edward Fanning, r. 320 Chestnut
Clary Michael, carpenter, r. 1804 Post
Clary William, pork butcher, r. S s Sixth Av, bet L
and M. South S. F.
Clary. See Cleary
Clasan William, waiter George Bernstein, r. 305 Har
Clasby , longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Clasby James, driver City R. R., r. 121 Fifteenth
Classen Adolph. seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Classen Andrew S., expressman, r. N s Dorland, bet
Church and Sanchez
Classen Carl A. W., clerk J. B. Holsten, r. SE cor
Union and Kearny
Classen F. H. & Co. (Samuel Asztalos), groceries and
liquors, NW cor Mason and Francisco
Classen Frederick H. (F. H. Classen k Co.), r. NW cor
Mason and Francisco
Classen Henry, operative melter's and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 709 Shotwell
Classen Henry Jr., clerkJames Hunter, r. 709 Shotwell
Classen James M., real estate, office 64 Nevada Block,
r. 1808 Van Ness Av
Classen Johu, butcher, r. 709 Shotwell
Classen John C, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 232 Francisco
Classen Louise M. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, r. 232 Francisco
Classen Theodore, varuisher J. Q. H. Meyer
Classen. Sec Claassen
Clatt Eugene, clerk, r. 1913 Stevenson
Claude Armand, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. 134
Sutter
Claude Louis, r. 10 Salmon
Claudi Julius, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 16 Dow-
ney
ClaudianoB C. M. (Capis & Claudiauos), r. 256 St«T
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Claiifi Edmund, seaman scbr Alaska, North Point Dock
C;aus Joseph, hostler S. F. Gas Light Co.
Claus Si^'muud, gardener Louis Kramer, r. NE cor
Wt-bster and Union
Clausen Asiuus, clerk John P. M. Golootz, r. 1807
Jones
Clausen Francis, manufacturing jeweller, and dia-
uioudsetter, 410 Kearny, r. 122 First Av, nr Six-
teenth
Clausen Gebhard, cardriver Hayes Valley B. E., r.
l;J2o Steiner
Clausen John, housemover, r. HOG Howard, rear
Clausen Kate, domestic 604 Leavenworth
Clausen Martin, carpi-nter. r. Turk Street Hotel
CiauKMi Peter, seaman, r. 2^8 Stenart
Clausen Peter F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 14
Boardman PI
Clausen. See Claussen
Cluusmann Louis, porter, r. 739 Broadway
Clausmaun Mary Mrs., baths, 738 Pacitic
Clauss Jacob, butcher Isaac L. Hofmann, r. 1238 Bush
Claussen Andrew, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Claussen Charles, clerk Anton Lemaire, r. NW cur
Seventh and Minna
Claus.seu Eliza T. (widow), r. 1011 Mason
Claussen H., driver Central K. R., r. SW cor Ellis and
Steiner
Clau.iSeu Harry, clerk Starr & Co., r. Alameda
Claassen Henry, bricklayer, r. SE cor Bush and Stock
Clausseu Henry, clerk Laukeuau & Co., r. cor Kailroad
au<l Eleventh avs, South b. F.
Claussen H. H.. veterinary surgeon, office 332 Bush,
r, lie O'Furrell
Claubsen John. r. 532 Pine
Claussen John, baker and confectioner, 814 Laguna
♦l.iusseu John, clerk, r. 2031 Fillmore
Claussen John, cook Richard Shade, r. North German
House
Claussen John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
CLAUSSEN JOHX E., proptr New York Brewery,
408 Shot well, r. 532 Pine
Claussen M., buxmaker, r. 530 Third
Claussen William, packer California Cracker Co.
Ciaussen. See Clausen
Cluusseuius Ernest, r. 731 California
Clavare John, cook Miners' Branch Restaurant
Clavare Joseph, laborer Miners' Branch Restaurant
Ciaveau Peter F., painter, .'-i3T Pacific ''
Claveres J., French Zouaves' Armory, 730 Montgomery
Cluvis Pablo, porter, r. 1 Tay
Clavis Paul, r. 1 Tay
ClaviTolas Henry, vegetable cook Palace Hotel
Clawsun B., capitalist, r. 512 Taylor
Clawson L. Edw;ird, patent chimneys, cor Pine and
Sansome, r. Ill Polk
Clay Clement C. (Sherman, Hyde & Co.) r. 2216 Steiner
Clay Frederick (Clay A: Co.) r. Oakland
Clay Jabez P., brick mauuf. r. 1221 Washington
Clay Lodging House, t:25J'^ Clay
Clay Oscar J., r. 94!) Howard
CLAY STREET HILL, RAILROAD CO., office
.SW cor Clay and Leavenworth
Clay Street Market, 514-518 Clay
Clay A: Co. (Fredeiick Clay), commission brokers, of-
fice 417 California
Clayburgh Albert, clerk Samuel H. Frank, r.902 McAl-
lister
Clayburgh Moses (Clayburgh i: Br.mdenstein) , r. 924
Goary
Clayburgh Simon (Poly, Heilhron .^- Co.), r. 215 Post
CLAYBURGH »!k KKANDE.XSTEIN (Moses
Clayburgh, and HinuHU Brandenstcin) , proptrs
D.ishaway Stables, 112 Po.n
Clay<'s Cliarles W., warehouse -and withdrawal clerk
Custom House, r. 317 Third
Clayes Henry M., helper melter nud refiner's dejiart-
mi lit I'. S. Mint. r. 2312 California
Claymore Edward, quarieiinaster O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
CLAYTOX CII.VRLES, grain, and i)roduco com-
iiii>Bion merchant, and ag'-nt Santa Clara Flour
MiU.s, NE cor Front and Clay, r. 252 Second
Clayton Edward, porter Le Count Bros., r. 219 Pros-
p . t PI
Cla.vtoii Frank, r. 31i Bush
CUytou Furniun, engineer stm Sonoma, r. 1224 Bush
Clayton G.. capitalist, r. 5'29 Sacramento
CL.VYTOX lll'bll .1., mauuf N. w Jersey sauces
and sausages, 27-34 Grand Av California Market,
r. 50.i Mason
Clayton Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 1221 Bush
Clayton John M., cooper Eagle Brewery, r. 1747 Miss
Clayton Thomas W., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. Oakland
Clavton W. A., lineman Gold and Stock Telegraph
"Co., r. 1212 Howard
Clayton William, painter, r. 217 Minna
Clayton AVilliam, stableman, r. IS Tyler
Clayton Wil.iam X., finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
"r. 325 Minna
Clear Creek Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.), Abraham
Halsev secretarv, office 312 Montgomery
CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION S, F.,
James S. Hutchinson secretary, 211 Sansom
Cleary Andrew J., clerk Robert Cleary, r. 543 Second
Cleary Edward, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 8 Garden
Cleary Ellen Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Mauuf. Co., r.
Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Cleary Frank, accountant, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and
Howard
Cleary Frank D., mining secretary, r. S s Twenty-fifth,
bet Howard and Shutwell
Cleaiy J., laborer, r. 115 Second
Cleaiy John, teamster, r. 543 Brannan
Clearv John, upholsteier, r. 543 Second
Cleary John M., r. 1502 Powell
Cleary Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1143^ Dora
Cleary Mar^;aret Miss, whii^maker, r. 114 Jb Dora
Cleary Martha (widow), r. 114 "a Dora
Cleary Mary, compositor Bonnard & Daly, r. 543
Second
Cleary Patrick, capitalist, r. E s Howard, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth ,
Cleary Patrick, seaman, r. 42 Louisa
Clearv Patrick M., shoemaker, 510 Mission
CLEARY' ROBERT, collector, office 224 Mont-
gomL-ry, r. 543 Second
Cleary Robert, seaman, r. King Street House
Cleary Thomas, assistant librarian Odd Fellows'
Library, r. 543 Second
Cleary Thomas, blacksmith, r. 114!^ Dora
Clearv Thomas, coalpasser stm Newberu, J'olsom St.
Wharf
Cleary Thomas, laborer Cal. Boiler Works, r. 1024 How
Cleary Thomas, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Cleary Thomas J., r. 434 Fulton
Cleary. See Clery
Cleuveland Henry W., architect, office 507 Montgomery,
r. Occidental Hotel
Cleavelaiid. See Cleveland
Cleaver Martin, seaman schr Alaska North Point Dock
Cleaves Cyrus, packer Quartermaster's Department U.
S. A., r. 382 Dolores
Clee M., r. 1205 Stockton
Clees Peter, billiardtable mauuf, 804 Pacific, r. 1'205
Stockton
Clefts J. W., shirtcittter, r. 715 Howard
Clegg Oscar A., clerk Charles S. Ludingtou, i
Stanford
Clegg Thomas, commission broker, r. 16 Stanford
Clegg Thomas Jr., employee Union Iron Works,
Stanford
CU'hau Mary (widow), r. 24 Minna
Clein Charh s, blacksmith John H. Tyrrell, r. 34 Mary
Clein. See Cline, Klein, and Kline
Chins M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Clelland Samuel, machinist, r. 529 Sacramento
Clemence F. P., clerk Kerr Ac Jurado. r'. 118 Post
Clemens Carl, molder ,i;tua Iron Works, r. Clipper,
bet Church and Sanchez
Clemens F. H., collector American Sewing Machine
Co., r. 1415 Jaikbou, rear
Clemens John, master sihr D. S. Williams, r. Oakland
Clemens John, waiter James Kirwin, r. NE cor Chest-
nut and Montgomery
Clemens Jnhn F., pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 1210 Devisadcro
Clemens John H. B., carpenter, r. 13221^ Pine
Clemens Owen, laborer S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Pioneer House
Clemens W.. bookkeeper, r. 28 O'Farrell
Clemens. See Clements
Clement Annie (wiilow), lodgings, 245 Minna
Cleuieui August physician and surgeon, office audr.
1115 Stockton
Clement David J., teacher music, 905 3<s Howard
Clement Edward, carpet layer Parker Merrill, r. 438
Union
Clement Ephraim B. (Joseph and E. B. Clement), r.
Oakland
Clement Felici Mrs., French laundry, 1056 Howard
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Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stcjres, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Clement F. M., t acher music, r. 226 J^ O'Farrell
Cleiuenl Henry, teamster Hetuan C. Elliot, r. 226 Perrv
Cleiiient Heury N. (R. P. A: H. N. Ckmeut) , r. 19U
Stoi-ktou
Clement John, eitraman Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
Post nr Fillmore
Clement John, laundryman, r. 1056 Howar.l
CLEMENT JOUX, merchant, offi;e 211 Sansom,
room 1, r.92:i Washington
Clement Joseph (Joseph and E. B. Clement), and
school director, r. 526 Green
Clement Joseph, laborer P. Priet, r. 110 Bush
Clement Joseph & E. B., examiners ot' titles, 710 Wash
Clement J. P. Miss, teacher, r. 13 Oak
Clemen; Lewis M., assistant chief engineer and super-
intendent track Central Pac. R. K., office NE cor
Fourth and Towusend, room 19, r. GakUnd
Clement Lj'man H., receiving teller First National
Gold Bank of San Francisco, r. 226^1 O'Farrell
Clement .Mary (widow), r. 51 i Bryant
Clement Jlitchel, steward, r. 8 Maiden Lane
Clement Owen, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Clement P. Mrs., seamstress, r. 1030 Pacific
Clement Peter, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf Co.,
r. 1610 California
Clement R. H., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r. Oak-
land
Clement Roswell P. (R. P. and H. N. Clement), office
606 Montgomery, room 3, r. Brooklyn
CLEMEXT R. P, <& H. N., attorneys at law,
office 606 Montgomery, rooms 2 and 3
Clementina Street Stable, Garrett Pickett proptr, 14
and 16 Clementina
Clements Frederick W., secretary Standard Soap Co.,
office 20i Sacramento, r. Grand Hotel
Clement.s George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Clements Gilbert, commission mtrchant, 318 Front, r.
E s Webster, bet Uni ju and Green
Clements Harry, broker, r. 1-i Kearny
Clements I., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Clements Janaro S., engineer, r. 619 Natoma
Clements Robert, teamster, r. 1308 Mission
Clements Samuel, confectioner Schroder & Albrecht,
r. 619 Natoma
Clements Thomas, painter, r. cor Brannan and Fourth
Clements Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Clemmens Belle, domestic 1117 Pine
Clemmous Mattie Miss, dome.stic 1606 Howard
demons Sarah G. (widow), teacher music, r. 213
Jones
Clench William C, carpenter Excelsior Planing Mills,
r. 409 Stevenson
Clendellen Alexander G., helper Frank Gracier, r. SW
cor Mission and Beale
Clengen Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 349 Tehama, rear
Clerc Peter F., machinist, 51 Fremont, r. 417 Sut, rear
Clerc Raoul (N. Ten Bosch & Co., and Ten Bosch &
Clerc. Liverpool and London, England) , office 28
Merch-.tnts' Exchange, r. 504 Powell
Clerk A. B., accinintaut, r. Commercial Hotel
CLiERK BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, office
New City Hall, second floor
Clerk's Relief Society, office 410 Kearny, room 1
Clery Andrew, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 521 How
Clery Thomas P., ornamental plasterer, r. 16>2 Rausch
Clery. See Cleary
Cletchack Anthony, restaurant, 133 Fifth
Cleve Charles, salesman Michels, Friedlander & Co.,
r. 1517 Post
Cleve. See Cleave
Cleveland Charles D., physician, office 234 Post, r.
604 Leavenworth
Cleveland E. A. Miss, principal Rincon Grammar
School, r. 228 Capp
Cleveland Elward, r. 215 Kearny
Cleveland Harriet B. (widow), r. 1506 Jones
Cleveland M. C. Mrs., r. 2016 Pierce
Cleveland W'illiam G , driver N. B. and Mission R.
R.. r. 316 Fourth
Cleveland. See Cleaveland
Clever C. Miss, fancy goods, 223 Sixteenth
Clevetti Marks, fruitdealer, r. 476 Jessie
Clew Pierre S., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 2210 Mason
Clexton Thomas G., stonecutter, r. Relay House
Cliedemann Julius, cook, r. 127 JackSon
Cliff George, harnessmaker, r. 814 Montgomery
CLIFF HOUSE, Junius G. Foster proptr. termi-
nus Point Lobos Av, six miles from City Hall
ClitT James, cutter Anchor Shirt Factory, r. 713 How
Clitr William, blacksmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1U21 Pacific
Clifford Catherine Mrs., r. 716 Bryant
Cliilord Daniel, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 152
Pe rry
Cliff )rd Daniel L., milkman Hiram Clifford, r. NW
>or Cambridge and Bacon, nr. University Mound
Cliff >rd David, painter John C. Derbaum, r. Second
Street House
Cliff ird Delia Miss, domestic 5 Glen Park Av
Cliff ird E Iward, laborer Pacific Rolling MIU
Clilford Edward, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Clifford Eugene, miner, r. 511 Mission
Cliff ^rd Hersey A., clerk Hiram Clifford, r. Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Cliff inl Hiram, proptr Boston Dairy, Silver Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road, depot 35 Eddy
Clifford James B., salesman W. Hiiker i: Hiuz, r. 718
Union
Clifford Jeremiah J., laborer, r. NW cor Church and
Army
Clifford Johannah (widow), r. 33 Kitch
ClitTord John, r. International Hoti;l
Clifford John, porter B. M. Atchins>n & Co., r. 21
Fulton
Clifford John J., laborer, r. 220 Fifth
Clifford Jo.'sephine Miss, authoress, r. Russ House
Clifford Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 209
Steuart
Clifford Patrick, laborer, r. 2 Converse
Clifford Patrick, laborer Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cur Bay and Buchanan
Cliff jrd Robert, butcher, 2d4 Fourth, r. 383^ Louisa
Clifford Sarah (widow), r. 2251 Mission
Clifford Thomas, shcjemakei^U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
C.).,r. 119 Twenty-sixth
Clifford Thomas Jr., shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe
Cj., r. lly Twenty-sixth
Clifford Thomas C. (Overland Freight Transfer Co.),
r 664 HarriS'sn
Clifford William, clerk, r, 4G0 Minna
CliS'jrd William, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Chit Nathaniel, r. 1021 Pacific
Clifton Harry, setor. r. 52 Louisa
Clifton Heury, r. 18 Stone
cut jn Harry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Clifton Nellie, chambermaid American Exchange Ho-
tel
Clifton Sidney, r. 236 Sutter
Clinch Bryan J., architect, office 637 Kearny, r. 227
Chestnut
Clinch Charles G., with A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Cline Albert, r. 34 Mary
Cline Charles, blacksmith, r. 34 Mary
Cline Eli, hostler, r. 1108 Sacramento
Cline Henry, gi'oeeries and liqujrs, 5 Mission, r. 320
Beale
Cline Heury A., driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
1024 Mission
Cline J., r. 474 Jessie
Cline John, deckhand tug Hercules, Mission St. Wharf
Cline John, laborer, r. 14 Garden
Cline John E., clerk, r. Greenwich, bet Fillmore and
Steiuer
Cline John F., expressman, r. 1414 Washington
Cliue Juliu.^, blaeksmith, r. 1024 Mission
Cline Mary J. Mrs., assistant Deumau Grammar School,
r. 2606 Sacramento
Cline Peter, expressman, r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Peter J., passepartoutmaker Mas Burkardt, r.
1.508 Hyde
Cline Samuel, tailor, r. 728 Vallcjo
Cline Thomas, packer B. F. Barton & Co., r. 1508 Hyde
Cline Thomas F., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill i: Stet-
son, r. 1414 Washington
Cline William, r. 534 Bush
Cliue William, auctioneer Isaac Froomberg.r. 728 'Val-
lejo
Cline William, lamps and gasfistures, 3 Mason , r. 2606
Sacramento
Cline William, teamster, r. 'W s Webster PI, nr Chest-
nut
Cliue William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Cline William A., printer, r. 1414 Washington
Cliue. See Clein, Clyne, K'.eiu, and Kline
Clingan David, wharfinger Howard St. Wharf, r. Sau-
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Clingman George E,. bookkeeper, Harris Brotliers, r.
1813 Howard
Clinine John, seaman, r, 46 Steuart
Clink Johu, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Marsh House.
Sixth .-^v, South S. F.
Clint Charles, rigger and stevedore, r. S s Lombard,
bet Montgomery and Kearny
Clint Martin, seaman, r. '238 Steuart
Clinton Charles A., assistant secretary Board of Edu-
cation, r. Russ H >use
Clinton Edward, painter J. M. Comerford
Clinton Edward F., r. '2.511 Bryant .\v. rear
Clinton George A., policeman City Hall, r, 622M Lomb
Clinton Henry, seaman, r. E s Hinckley, nr Vallejo
Clinton H. M., agent (Portland O.) Daily Bee, office
606 Montgomery, room 4. r. Alameda
Clinton James, r. 4153<> Natoma
Clinton Jane Mrs., midwife, r. 2511 Bryant Av. rear
Clinton Mary (widow), bakery and confectionery. 450
Sixth
Clinton Patrick, fireman, r. 11 Pacific
Clinton Vcstn (wido.v), laundry, 1328 Pacific
Clinton William J., painter J. M. Comerford, r. 2511
Bryant .Vv. rear
CL.IPPER HOTEL., Hink & Hardee proptrs, SW
cor Market and East
Clipper Mills, Charles L. Dingley, agent, office pier i
Steuart
Clipper Kestaurant, 524 Mission
Cliquet George, boxmaker, r. 46 Tehama
Clisby Seth, bookkeeper Eureka Grain Warehouse, r.
Oakland
Clishen Eugene, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 22
Zoe
Clishen James, elerk JanM's Giblin, r. 22 Zoe
Cliver George S., driver Parker Merrill, r. 1220 Stock
Cloana B. A., U. S. Coast Survey, r. 720 Eeavenworlh
Clodi Loui.-?, foreman California Demokrat, r. 614 Pine
Cloeppord Adolph, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht
r. 424 k' Grove
Cloney Dennis, carpenter, r. 553 Natoma
Cloonan James, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 41 West
Mission
Cloonan Mary Miss, domestic 1213 Jones
Cloonan. See Clunau
t-'looney David, mariner, r. 41 Vallejo
Clouuey Nora (widow), r. 830 Jacks'ou
C'los John, carpenter, r. 61(i Ivy Av
Close Charli s J., clerk R. R. Swain & Co., r. 115 Na-
toma
Close Fannie Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Close Horatio, clerk Winfield S. Mack, r. 1803 Mission
Close James H., waiter S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co
Close Louis A., butcher Fergus Hanson, r. 1511 Dup
Close Mark, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Close Mary Mrs., tailoress. 156 Third
Close Thompson W., driver Market St. and Hayes
Valley U. R., r. 1106 Pierce
Close William, physician, office andr. 150 Third
Close. See Klose
CloscU Teresa V. (widow), r. 2 Vallejo PI
Closet T., cli-rk, r. 616 California
dough Alton H., mining secretary, office 418 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Clough CharleH L., bookkeeper Freeman, Smith kCo.,
r. SW cor Powell and Eddy, room T(i
Clough Charles T., salesman A. S. Spence & Co., r. 967
Mission
Clougli Elijah, printer, r. 2111 Webster
Clough George H., tinsmith, 2602 Folsom, r. 908 Shot-
well
Clough James A,, clerk John L. Hunt, r. 318 Kearny
Olough John F., lumber surveyor, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Clough John W., capitalist, r. 224 Fourth
Clough S. A., janitor Olympic Club, r. 119 Post
Clough. See ('luff
Clouglilan Kichard. laborer Diggins Bros., r. 2512 Sut
Clouse John, laborer David S. Prindle, r. Howard, bet
Soveiitli and Eighth
Clousen William, waiter Haubrich & Muller
Clousier Buptiste, waiter, r. 6.(7 Paclflc
Cloutter Kamer M.. cler.v Pope & Talbot.r. 7 Vassar PI
Cloverdale Mining Co., Edward B. Partridge secre-
tary, office 306 Clay
Cloves Frank, laborer Gregory Ji Liebsctautz, r. 1021
Powell
Clow John S.. artist, r. 948 Howard
Clow Sarah, dressmaker, r. 948 Howard
Cloyde Daniel, waiter Palace Hotel
Cloyes Charles E., clerk and assistant auditor Custom
House, r. 1114 Clay
Clovne Frank, pantrvman stm Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wh.irf
Club Stables, C. S. Crittenden proptr, 409-411 Taylor
Clucus James, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louisiana, nr Sha>ta
Clufi' Brothers (Richard, James S., and William),
groceries, 40-42 Second, and 9-11 Montgomery Av
Cluff James S. (I'lufl" Brothers) , r. 101 Jessie
Clufl Richard (Cluff Brothers! , r. 715 Howard
Cluff W. B. & Co. (C. H. Graham), groc ries, 19 Sixth
Cluff William (Cluff Brothers), r. lOli Clav
Cluff William B. (Cluff & De Witt and W. B. Cluff &
Co.), r. 148 Tehama
Cluff Jt DeWitt (William B. Cluff and Mortimer De
Witt) . groceries, 233 Third
Cluff". See Clough
Chun Annie (widow), r. 218 Perrv
Cluin Edward F. (McBride & Cluin) , r. 218 Perry
Cluln Thomas, with John Flynn, r. 218 Perry
Clunau Mi.hael. laborer, r. 41 West Mission
Clunan Nora Miss, domestic 609 Vau Ness Av
Clunau Patrick, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 1337
Minna
Clunan. See Cloonan
Chine John E., carpenter Charles Smith, r. 207 Second
Clune Patrick, bootmaker James Matthews, r. 1211
Union
Cluney Robert, laborer Ross Brothers, r. 315 Fifth
Cluug Robert, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colims
Cluskey Henry, mining secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 3, r. Oakland
Clute Edwin R. (Clute & Co.) . r. 303 Eddy
Clnte Francis W. (Clute & Loveland). r. 1626 Sac
Clute M. A. Miss, retoucher William Shew, r. llSKear
CLUTE «fc CO. (C. H. Richards and E. R. Clute),
real-estate. 652 Market
Clute & Loveland (Francis W. Clute and Lafayette
Loveland), stockbrokers. 242 Montgomei'y
Cluver Martin, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Clyde James, clerk freiglit auditor's office Central
Pacific R. R., r. 5 Harriet
Clyde Robert S., attorney at law, offlcfe715 Clay, r. 213
Austin
Clyma James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 1813
Stockton, rear
Clyma James Jr., engineer Merchants' Dry Dock, r.
Eureka House
Clyue .\uuie Miss, dressmaker Ada P. Small, r. 20
Ritch
Clyne Bartley, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
20 Rit.di
Clyne Maria (widow), r. 20 Ritch
Clyne Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 20 Ritch
Clyne Matthew R., pLinter Alta California. r.241 Clara
Clyne Patrick, boilerm iker, r. 559 Howard
Clyue. See Clein, Cline, Klein and Kline
Coad Alfred, machinist, r. 714 Geary
Coad Henry, actor Califiirnia Theater, r. 710 Geary
Coakley .\niiie. domestic 415 Eddy
Coakley Bridget (widow), groceries, 60 Clementina
Coakley Cornelius, laborer 8. F. Gaslight Co., r. S s
Sierra, nr Michigan
Coakley Ellen (widow), r. 544 Jessie
Coakley Jeremiah, wines and li>iuors, NVT cor. Crook
and Townsend
CoaKley John, stevedore .^. M. Simpson & Brothers,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 445 First
Coakley John F., clerk, r. 12 tVhite
Coakley Mary (widow), r. Thirty-first, nr Fairmount
School
Coakley P.itrickH., shipwright, r. 114 Clinton
Coan Frank, r. 405 Kearny
Coast Lino Stage Co., J. Knowlton Jr., general agent,
office 3 New Montgomery
COA.ST KKVIEW (monthly), insurance finance,
etc., John G. E Iwards publisher, office 320 Cal
CO.VST SIRVKY V. S.. office 214 Stockton
COATES C.\.L.EB, wines and liquors, 37 Sutter, r.
Chamberlain House
Coates George K., clerk Bullock & Jones, r. 13336 Thir-
teenth
Coates Hambleton, pantryman O. & O. 8. S. Aus-
tralia
Coates Laura A. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 26)4
Kearny
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
COA
209
COE
Coates 'William D., bookkeeper Barrett & Walker, r.
Oakland
Coates William W., clerk John V.Plume& Co r 133 v.
Thirteenth
Coits Alfred, carpenter Sutter St. R. E., r. 23 Rondell
Place
Coats Charles T. (Coats & Mott), r. 418 Fourth
Coats Emma Mrs., bakery, 418 Fourth
Coats William, strawpresser Lorenzo Lapham, r. 19
Lewis
Coats & Mott (Charles T. Coats and William W. Mott)
painters, 4:J0 Fell '
Cobb David (Edouart & Cobb) , r. 1818 Post
Cobb George, seaman, r. 238 bteuart
Cobb George W., expressman cor Bnsh and Battery r
SW cor Howard and Twenty-fifth
Cobb Henry A. (Maurice Core Jt Co.) , r. 1413 Powell
Cobb Henry A. Jr., bookkeeper, r. 141.3 Fowell
Cobb Homer, painter Centnil P ic. R. R., r. 439 Jessie
Cobb James, barkeeper William C. Dorrance.r. 141 Sec
Cobb John W., expressman. NW cor Battery and Pine
r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and Howard '
Cobb Lottie Miss, actress California Theater, r 517
Taylor
COBB MOSES G., attorney at law, office 8-50 Mar-
ket, room 21, r. Oakland
Cobb W. Horace, bookkeeper Goodwin & Co., r. 128
Second
Cobb William B., captain Pacific MailS. S.Co r Palace
Hotel
Cobbledick James (Meeker, James & Co.), r. Oakland
Cobel Harry, actor Adelphi Theater, r. 9.32 Clay
Cobert Frank, hostler Pac. Improvement Co. r 4'^5
Fifth
Cobert Joseph, r. 303 Mason
Cobine John, teamster Lancashire Brewing Co r 231
Fifteenth
Cobleigh Charles, teamster, r. 114 M Dora
Cobleigh John L., dairyman, r. 1521 California
Cobleigh M. E. Mrs., boarding, 1521 California
Coblentz Emile, French Shirt Factory, 20 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 1904 Stockton
Coblentz Felix, commercial traveler John S. Bowman
& Co., r. 18.34 Powell
Coblentz Joseph (John S.Bowman & Co.), r. 1902 Pow
I Coblentz Mayer, bookkeeper F. Chevalier & Co., r 214
Bush
Cobliner Aaron (Cobliner Brothers), r. Europe
j Cobliner Brothers (Aaron, Saul and Isaac), importers
and jobbers millineis and fancy goods, 543 Market
Cobliner Isaac (Cobliner Brothers), r. 405 Powell
! Cobliner Saul (Cobliner Brothers), r. 514 Bush
Coblitz John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Coburg , waiter, r. 518 Mission
Coburn .teamster Pac. Commercial Co.
Cobiirn Forrest, carpenter, r. 341 Jessie
Coburn Frank, clerk T. Whitely & Co., r. N s Pacific,
nr Steiner
Coburn Frank A., cook, r. 18 Mary
Coburn Frank H., carpenter, r. 2420 Pacific Av
Coburn Frank M., lettercariicr S. F. Post-office, r.
9 Bowie Av
Coburn James, fireman Pac. Mail S. S. City of Sydney
C'obnrn John, printer, r. 735 Harrison
Coburn Jonathan, pleater John Hagerty, r. 735 Har
Coburn Nahum, laborer, r. 9 Bowie Av
Coburn William J., canmaker, r. 341 Jessie
Coby William, painter, r. 1013 Stockton
Coch Christian, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Cocharaux Jean, carpenter, r. 824 Montgomery
Cochell John T., printer Alta California, r. 4423^ Na-
toma
Cochell Mamie Miss, compositor Carlos White, r.4423^
Natoma
Cochell Mattie E. Miss, compositor Carlos White, r.
442!^ Natoma
Cochituate Building, 213-215 Sansom
Cochran Frank (Cochran & Sam) , r. 8G West Mission
Cochran Henry, farmer, r. 1334 Pacific
Cochran James H., policeman City Hall, r. 521 Pacific
Cochran John T. (Angel & Cochran), r. Oakland
Cochran John T., salesman Moore, Hunt & Co., r.
Graham House
Oochran Joseph P., deputy county assessor, r. 502 Sut
Cochran Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1334 Pacitic
•Cochran Mary (widow), r. 1334 Pacific
Oochran Richard, r. 113 J^ Clinton
Cochran Robert, clerk, r. 2819 California
Oochran Robert, Russian wrappers, r. G18 Natoma
Cochran Robert N., salesman Curtis, Dixon & Co., r.
309 Clay
Cochran Sarah (widow), r. 412 Larkin
Cochran Simon, caniagewasher, McCord, Bridge &
Co., r. 14 Salmon
Cochran William, r. 1334 Pacific
Cochran William, teamster, r. 112 Perry
Cochran W. Simonton Kev., rector St. Peter's Episco-
pal Church, r. Commercial Hotel
Cochran & Sam (Frank Cochran and Joseph Sam),
coftee saloon, 427 Pine
COCHRANE EDWIN O., dentist, office 850 Mar-
ket, r. 202 Tyler
Cochrane George, carpenter, and furnished rooms, 125
Second
Cochrane George, gilder, r . 1315 Kearny
Cochrane J., stableman Weils, Fargo & Co., r. La-
fayette PI
Cochrane James, policeman City Hall, r. 278 Jessie
Cochrane John, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Cochrane Joseph J., secretary S. F. Transfer Co., office
540 Market, r. 1317 Kearny
Cochrane Lizzie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory r. 37 South Park
Cochrane Mamie Miss, compositor Edward C. Hughes,
r. 754 Mission
Cochrane M. B., principal Cochrane's Boarding
School, SW cor Twenty-fourth and Shotwell
Cochrane Rich'd, driver Mason's brewery, 519 Chestnut
Cochrane Robert, carpenter, r. 1315 Kearny
Cockadd Nancy (widow) , r. 812 Jnckson
CocHy Timothy, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Cockrill George, painter, r. 12 St. Mary
Cockrill Robert L., porter T. G. CockriU & Co., r. 530
Geary
CockriU T. G. & Co. (James L. Homer) , importers,
and wholesale wines and liquors, 521 Front
Cockrill Theodore G. (T. G. Cockrill & Co.), r. 1701
Gough
Cocks Barzillia, shipcarpenter, r. 929 Valencia
Cockshy William, seaman, r. Steuart Street Hou8e^;=^
Cockwell Jerremiah, laborer S.F. Grading and Ma«id-
amizing Co., Long Bridge
Cocorullo Venzenco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Codelell John, conehK tor Market St. and Hayes Valley
R. R., r. IIOS Steiner
Coddick Edward, r. 112 Steuart
Coddiijgton Isaac, carriagemaker, 197 Stev, p.33Harriet
Coddingtcn William, r. .504 Powell
Code, tlfelt & Co. (Philip D. Coele. and Joseph Elfelt),
nianufs jellies, jams, preserves, pickles, etc., 125
Main, oihce 314 Washington
Code Emma S. Mrs., principal Florida Street Primary
School, r. 203 Treat Av
Code George R., timekeeper MtntL Iron Works, r. 203
Treat Av
Code John, solderer Code, Elfelt k Co., r. 1503 Pine
Code Philip D. (Code, Elfelt k Co.) , r. 930 Valencia
Codington Fred, clerk Taber, Barker & Co., r. Ala-
nieela
Codington William E., foreman Humboldt Wharf
■R arehouse, r. 412 Clementina
Codington William H., president Pacific Glue Manu-
facturing Co., S s Lombard, nr Octavia, office 412
Slarket
Codouini Gaetaro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J4 Kearny
Codt John, locksmith, r. N s Clipper, bet Church and
Sanchez
Codwan H.W., student Barnard's Business College
Cody J. C, teamster. r..N s Twenty ninth, nr Mission
Cody John, cartman, r. 11 Haggin
Codj John, laborer, r. 116 C liuton
Cody Jobu, peddler, r. 43 Julia
Cody Lawrence J., r. cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
Cody Margaret (widow), r. 14 Geneva
Cody Matthew, melter Fulton Foundry, r. 9}i Garden
Cody Patrick, teamster F. Barnard k Co.
Cody Patrick J., guard House of Correction, r. N a
Tweiity-ninth, nr Mission
Cody Thomas P., hackman United Carriage Co., r. 423
becond
Cody William E., expressman Edward S. Spear k Co..
r. 435 Fulton
Coe Edward H., health inspector, office 124 Oeary r
1911 Scott
Coe George W., musician, r. 915 Market
Coe Jeihn, ship calker, r. 611 Howard
Coe John T., collector rents, office 328 Montgomery,
room 2, r. Oakland
Coe Lawrence W., loan broker, r. 2347 Howard
BEAjfUSH'S, Nuclens Building, Market Street, cor Third Street
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Coe Nannie T. Mrs., furnished rooms, 215 Post
Coe Orlow R., general agf nt Health Lift Co., ofiace and
r. 402 Kearnj-
Coe S. Q. Mrs., r. SW cor Turk and Lagnna
Coelho Joaquin, porter John Smith, r. 423 Greenwich
Coellett John, teamster George ileyer, r. cor Ninth
and Clementina
Coen Frank, liquor saloon, 531 Jackson, r. 4 Vallejo
PI
Coen William, hog dealer, r. NW cor Sixth Av and L,
South S. F.
Coen. See Coan, Cohen. Cohn, Kohen, and Kohn
Ooey Charles P., r. 317 Third
Coey David N., clerk warehouse department Custom
House, r. Alameda
COEY JAMES, postmaster San Francisco, oflace
NW cor Washington and Battery, r. 30 Twelfth
Coey Milton B., salesman Murphv, Grant & Co., r. 317
Third
Coey William J., clerk Custom House, r. 317 Third
Coffee A. J. Mrs., proprietress St. Cloud House, 418
Sutter
Coft'ee Andrew J. Jr., telegraph operator Cal. Electri-
cal Works, r. St. Cloud House, 418 Sutter
Coffee Andrew J. Sr., noiary public, office 323 Mont-
gomery, r. St. Cloud House, 418 Sutter
Coffee Frank L., r. 4lH Sutter
Coffee George W., bookkeeper London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. 728 McAllister
Coffee James B., messenger New City Hall, r. 2009
Webster
Coffee John (Walcom. Gowan & Coffee), r. 5 Willow Av
Coffee John, clerk collection department Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 418 Sutter
Coffee Michael, seaman, r. 32 DeBoom
Coffev Andrew J., cashier Grangers' Business Assn, r.
San Rafael
Coffey Daniel, policeman City Hall, r. 800 Shotwell
Coffey Daniel F., horseshoer N. B. and Mission R. B.,
r. 23 Gilbert
Coffey Dennis, laborer, r. 434 M Shipley
Coffpy Elizabeth, saleswoman Blass A: Shew, r. 2 Park
PI
Coffey Emily, teacher music, r. 2 Park PI
Coft'ey Frank, oiler stm Idaho, r. 2 Park PI
Coffey Frank, waiter Russ House
Coffey Helen, domestic 1616 Clay
Ccffey James, hostler, r. 79 Clementina, rear
Coffev James, second pantryman stm Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
Coffey James V., attorney at law, oflBce 530 California,
room 16-17, r. 1807 Jones
Coffey James W., salesman Adolph Easkel, r. 914
Dolores
Coffey John, r. 1216 Hampshire
Coffev John, engineer City and County Hospital, r.
1041 York
Coffey John, moulder, r. 549 Mission
Cofft-y John, policeman City Hall, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey John A., clerk, r. 571 Stevenson
Coflcy John H., cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 29
Nevada
Coffey John J. E., attorney at law, office and r. 606 Clay
Coffev John J., miner, r. 1216 Hampshire
Coffey Joseph, hostler N. B. and Mission B. R., r. 23
Gilbert
Coffey Joseph F., clerk Prosecuting Attorney, Police
Court, r. 914 Dolores
Coffey Lydia Mrs., r. 2 Park PI
Coffey Alary (widow), r.571 Stevenson
Coffey Michael, coal paster S". S. City of Chester,
Oregon S. S. Co
Coffey Michael, tailor, r. 908 Folsom
Coffey Michael W., hackman, r. 908 Folsom
Coffey Tl)onjas F., bricklayer, r. 9i)8 Folsom
Coffey William C, plumber, r. 571 Stevenson
Cotticld Cluirles, r. ;»09 Taylor
Cotticld Thomas, laborer, 'r. 841 Hayes
Coffiu Albert, cooper Charles Sealy, r. 217 Oak
Coffin Albert F. (Coffiu, Sanderson Jc Cook) , r. Oakland
Coffin Alfred, seaman, r. 117 Drunuii
Coffin Alice, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
Coffin Alonzo, patternmaker Cornelius Leonard, r. 1034
Folsom
Coffin Andrew 6. (Redington & Co.), r. New York
Coffin Arthur, clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., r.
618}$ Nntoma
Coffin Arthur W., clerk Fry, Neal & Co., r. 1254 Cali-
fornia
Coffin Benjamin, cooi)er, r. 209 Second
Coffin Charles, teamster Glynn & Bridgeman, r. 208
Hyde
Coffin Daniel G., r. 432 Twenty-second
Coffiu Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 629 Stevenson
Coffin Edward D., r. 5 Verona PI
Coffin Eliza G. Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 603 Polk
Coffin Florence Miss, gatherer D. Hicks & Co., r. cor
Perry and Third
Coffin Frederick F., mining superintendent, r. 2018
Van Ness Av
Coffin George, r. 211 Eddy
Coffin George F., cashier J. C. Merrill & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Coffin Henry, cooper, r. 518 O'Farrell
Coffin Henry W., clerk Rutherford H. Brown, r. 2018
Van Ness Av
Coffin Isaac S. (Redington & Co.), r. New York
Coffin James, note clerk Nevada Bank, r. 2025 Pacific
Av
Coffin J. B., lumber merchant, r. 619 Geary
Coffin John, stableman, r. 127 Jackson
Coffiu John W. (Coffin & Hendry), r. 822 Broadway
Coffiu J. S., r. Palace Hotel
Coffin Lincoln A., housepainter. r. 2 Eureka PI
Coffin Martha (widow) , r. 1034 Folsom
Cuffiu Mary (widow), r. E s San Jose Av, nr Twenty-
sixth
Coffiu Mary G. (widow) , r. 776 Howard
Coffin Oliver C, compositor Daily Stock Report, r. 7
Laskie
Coffin Patrick J., carriagepainter, r. 5 Willow Av
Coffiu Peter F., laborer, r. 618 Ji Natoma
Coffiu Robert G., cooper, r. 521 M Natoma
Coffin Rodolphus W. (Coffin & Mayhew), r. 442 Guer-
rero
COFFEV, SAXDERSOX Si COOK (Albert F.
Coffin, Georj;e R. Sanderson, and Joseph E.Cook),
stuck brokers, office 312 Pine
Coffin William C., sculptor, studio 100 St. Ann's Bldg
Coffin William H., clerk ticket auditor's office Central
Pac. R. K.,318 Tavlor
COFFIN & HENDRY (J. W. Coffin, and Charles J.
Hendry), ship chandlers, junction Market and
Sacramento
COFFIN i& MAYHE1V(Rodolphus W. Coffin, and
Henry H. Mayhew) , drugs and medicines, SW cor
Sixteenth and Valencia, and NW cor Twentieth
and Mission
Coffmauu Morris, stationery, 1045 Folsom
Cufcan Charles, coalpasser stm Idaho, r. 11 Glen
Park Av
Coffrein Elizabeth (widow) , r. 40 Ivy Av
Coffroth C. Mrs., r. 1421 Polk
Cofuay Edward, washer James McGinn, r. 22 Annie
Cofran George, contractor, r. American Exchange Hotel
Cofran John W. G., marine clerk Commercial Insur-
ance Co., r. Nucleus House
Cogau James, broker, office 403 California
Cogiiu Jane Miss, domestic, r. 2107 Howard
Cogan John J., blacksmith, r. 515 Pine
Cogan Julia, domestic SE cor Tayh>r and California
Cogan Maurice, carpenter, r. 10 Jessie, rear
Cogan Michael, labjrer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 46 Bitch,
rear
Cogan William, miner, r. Philadelphia House
Cogan William H., coffee saloon, r. 515 Pine
Cegau William H.,eugineer.\llen& Young, r. 723 Davis
Cogger Joseph, morocco finisher, r. 608 Sixth
Coggeshall Benjamin S., mining office, 309 Dupont, r.
610 Guerrero
Coggeshall Josiah H.. druggist, r. 2623 Clay
Coggeshall William .\lmy, lumber surveyor. Pier 10
Steuart
Coggin Charles H., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 6^ Sheridan
Cog«in l.saac C, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 123 Park Av
Coghill A. J., miller (Reno, Nevada) , r. 1217 Clay
Coghill Thomas, cook, r. Quiucy House
Coghill Thomas B. (Lohman A: Coghill), r. 1611 Clay
Coghill William H., clerk, r. 1217 Clay
Coghlim Cornelius, W'^oJ turner, r. 519 Taylor
Coghlan Daniel, shipcarpeuter, r. 309 Bryant
Coglilan Daniel W., stationery and cigars, 910 Larkin
Coghlan John, statiouery, 519 Taylor
Coghlan John M. (Coghlan & McClure), r. Oakland
Coghlan Margaret (widow) , lodgings, 255 Stevenson
Coghlan Michael, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
Coghlan Patrick, butcher, r. W s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
BULLOCK & JONES— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Velocipedes and Hocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Coghlan & McClure (Jolin M. Coghlan and David Mc- '
Clure), attorneys at law, office 52G Moutgoiu«-y,
Cogill Charles "W., r. 1930 Jessie I
Cogill John Jr., gas burners, globes, etc., 31>i New j
Montgomery
Cogill John Sr., salesman John Cogill Jr., r. 1930 Jes.sie '
C'oglev Maurice, laborer William Kerr. r. ',)ii3 Battery I
CoguiasBB A. Mme., ilr<;ssiuaker. 715 J^ Howard j
Coguiasse August, machinist Mme. A. Cogniasse, r.
Tlu^i Howard 1
Cog'zzo Giovanni, vegetables, 49 Colombo Market |
Cugsv.ell Frederick, canniaker C. James King of Wil- •
liam t*c Co., r. (372 Mission !
Cog.-iwell Ht-nry D., real estate, r. 319 Broadway
Cogpv.ell James L., demist, office and r. 2S2 Sutter
Cogswell M. G., r. 530 Ellis
Cogswell M. L., Mrs., r. .530 Ellis
Cogswell Warren, ship calker, r. 334 Fremont I
Cogswell Vr'illiam, artist, studio Grand Hotel, r. 80C
Leavenworth j
Cohin S. D.. r. yil3«i Post \
Cohane Lawrence, carjoenter and builder, 710 Turk
CoLane Lewis, carpenter, r. Park Hotel i
Cuhf-lan Annie, domestic '2ul7 California
Cuhi-leu Daniel, laborer C. James King of William &
i,'o., r. California, nr Scott
Cohen Abraham, r. 19 Ninth
Cohi-n Abrahiim, fancy notions. 310 Sixth
Cohen Abram, glazier, r. 7^3 Market
Cohen Abraham, merchant tailor, 516 H Mission
Cohen Abraham B., taihiring and cleaning, 700 Mis-
sion, r. 644 Mission
Cohi u Albert, leader orchestra Buckley's Original Va- '
rieties, r. 2 Chelsea PI
Cohen Alexander A., editor Coast Keview, office 320
(aliloruia, r. Alameda
Cohen Alfred, ca.shier S. Mosgi'ove & Co., r. 460 Clem '
COHEIV ALFKED A, attorney-at-law, office 224 '
Sansom, r. Alameda j
Cohen Amelia (widow) , r. 460 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth !
Cohen Amelia ( widow; , fruits, 246 Eleventh j
Cohen Annie (widow) , r. 553 Natoma
Cohen Annie Mrs., stationery and confectionery, 408
Hayes >
Cohi-u Baruch, manuf ladies' underwear, 1413 Powell
Coh>. u Bertha Miss, dressmaker, r. 1117 Sutter
Cohen Bros. (Jacob & Marks), boots and shoes. 4 Sixth !
Cohen C, clerk, r. 202 Sixth '
Cohi-n Caroline (widow) , r. 460 Clementina
Coheil Carrie Miss, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 10 Liberty
Cohen Catharine (widow;, r. 730 Harrison
Cohen Charles, dressmaker, r. 152 Natoma I
C h-u Charles, upholsterer, r. 271 Clara
Cohen D. i: Brother (Harris Cohen), gents' furnish-
ing goods, 58 Fourth
CoLen David (D. Cohen Jc Brother), r. 131 Tehama
Cohen David., r. 10 Liberty .
Cohvn David,' clerkH. Hyman c*c Co., r 18;<i Moss
C'jhiru David, locksmith and bellhanger, 1102 Folsom
Cohen David, watchmaker, 217 Sixth, r. 152 Natoma
Cohen E. Mrs., r. 564 Natoma
Coh'-u Elias, cigarmaker Jacob Schnitzer, r. 808 Fol
C'jh.-u Elias, watchmaker, 420 Sixth, r. 460 Clementina
Coh. u Giuseppe, gardener G. B. Capura, r. W g Mis-
sion, nr Ocean Hoi:se Road
C^'h-.n Godfrey, r. .304 Hyde
C'lhen Gustav'e, tailor, r. 3 Treat Av
Cohen Gubtavus, merchant, r. Overland House
CuLen Hagur (widow), r. 336 Turk
Cuhen Harris (D. Cohen & Brother) , r. 131 Tehama
Cohen Harris, expressman, SW cor Kearny and Pine,
r. Mission, bet Eighth and Ninth
Cohen Henry, r. 124 Turk
Cohen Henry L., salesman Levi Sti'auss & Co., r. 612
Hvde *
C.jhen Henry, barber Philip Cohen, r. 729 Tyler
COHEN' HERRMAX, importer moldings, frames,
chromos, and looking-glasses, 19 Dup, r. 430 Eddy
Cohen Isidor, glazier, 5H> Post, r. 460 h: Sixth
Cohen Israel, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 26
Langton
Cohen Israel S., r. 228 Sixth
Cohen Jacob, r. 408 Hayes
Cohen Jacob (Cohen Brothers) , r. 909 Bush
Cohen Jacob, clerk Koenigsberger Bros.j r. 246 Clem
Cohen Jacob, porter, r. .532 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Cohen Jacob, tailor, r. 324 Seventh
Cohen Johanna (widow) , r. 003 Post
Cohen John, r. 1117 Sutter
Cohen Josejih, clerk L. Solomon, r. 712 McAllister
Cohen Josie (widow) , r. 227 Geary
Cohen Julius, peddler, r. 88 Nmth
Cohen King, crockery, glass, etc., 300 Third
Cohen L., deputy sheriff, r, 128 Eleventli
Cijhen Lavinia Miss, Singer sewing machines, 139
Mxth, r. 228 Sixth
Cohen Leon, bookkeeper Myersteiu & Lowenberg, r.
1117 Sutter
Cohen Lewis, bookkeeper S. Kohlmau, r. 46(j Clem
Cohen Lewis, merchant tailor, 547 Mission, r. 450
Jessie
Cohen Louis, boot and shoemaker, 500 Pacific, r. 519
Pacific
Cohen Louis, clothing, 408 Pacific
Cohen Louis, tailor, 519 Haye.s
Cohen Louis M., clerk Henry Schwartz, r. 131 Mont
Cohen Marcus J., cigarmaker John S. Bowman & Co.,
r. 555 Natoma
Cohen Marcus S., inspector of cattle, r. 17 H Garden
Cohen Marks, barber Charles S. Stern, r. 1126 Tyler ,
Cohen Marks, bookkeeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 330
Tyler
Cohen Maurice, merchant, r. 810 O'Farrell |
Cohen Max, salesman Schoenholz Brothers & Co., r.
470 Jessie ,
Cohen May Miss, r. 789 Mission i
Cohen Mercado, cigarettemaker, r. 710 Montgomery
Cohen Meyer, clotning, 516 Fourth
Coh'-U Michael, tailor, r. 476 Jessie
Cohen Michael, merchant (Danville), r. 1711 Sutter
Cohen M. K., shirt manuf, 331 Kearny, r. 30 Kearny
Cohen Morris (M. Gradwohl 4: Co.) , r. 103 Eidley
Cohen Morris, fancy goods, 9.59.'4 Slission
Cohen Morris, match factory, r. 324 Seventh
Cohen Phil., barber, 12 Sacramento, r. 729 Tyler
Cohen Philip H., dealer essential oils, etc., office 326
Clay, r. 1004 Powell
Cohen Rachael Miss, r. 539 Hayes
Cohen Richard, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl k Co., r. 103
Eidley
Cohen Rosa (widow) , r. 26 Langton
Cohen Rose Miss, dealer human hair and ladies' hair
dresser, 26 Langton
Cohen Rudolph, merchant, r. Lick House
Cohen Samuel H., pressman The Guide, r. 507 Hyde
Cohen Samuel H., piinter S. F. Illustrated Wasp, r.
425 Sixth
Cohen Sarah Miss, cloakmaker Keane Bros., r. 17 Car-
oline
Cohen Simon, insurance and commission broker, 519
Kearny, r. 321 Fell
Cohen Simon, astrologer and physician, office and r.
405 Kearny
Cohen Solomon, glazier, r. 729 Tyler
Cohen Solomon J., clerk P. Berwin & Brother, r. 400
Tehama
Cohen Thomas P., coachman Christian Mullcr, 218
Haight
COHEX W. «5t CO. (Leopold Hirsch and Constant
Meyer) . importers and mauufs gents' furnish-
ing" goods, 13-lu Batter}-
\ Cohen Waldo Sophie Mrs., teacher piano and sing-
ing, r. 507 Hyde
Cohen William, r. 228 Sixth
i Cohen William (W. Cohen A: Co.),r. 212 Sutter
I Cohen William, shoefitter Porter, Oppeuhelmer &
Slessinger, r. Win Sutter
j Cohen William G., clerk Alfred A. Cohen, r. Alameda
j Cohen. See Coan, Coen, Cohn, Kohen and Kohn
I Cohl Abraham, teacher languages, r. 20>a Garden
j Coble John, cook George L. Dixon, r. 2645 Mission
I Cohn Abraham, r. 121 Second
j Cohn Abraham, cigarmaker HoUing Brothers, r. 808
I Folsom
[ Cohn Adam, broker, r. 1123 Folsom
Cohn Adam, merchant tailor, 823 Montgomery
' Cohn Adolph, watchmaker and jeweler, NW cor How-
ard and Sixth, r. 443 it; Natoma
: Cohn Alex., clerk, r. 516 Jessie
' Cohn Alexander, salesman Simon Cohn, r. 520 Jessie
' Cohn Alexander, salesman Jewell & HarVis, r. 324
{ Seventh
! Cohn A. S., salesmau I. Jacobs & Co., 1140 Market
Cohen Beujamm, clerk Josei^h Brothers
I Cohn Bernard, salesman Banner Brothers, r. NW cor
I Sutter and Dupont
I Cohn Casper, r. 905 Market
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Cohn Charles, baker A. Hahnemann, r. 980 Harrison
Cohn Charles, barber John T. Bullier, r. 1625 Market
Cohn Charles, capitalist, r. ■tG.'i Clementina
Cohn David, physician, r. 421 O'Farrell
Cohn David, cutter California Cloak and Suit Manuf .
Co., r, 120 Mission
Cohn Edward (Edward Cohn & Co.), r. 808 Gearv
COHN EDWARD «& CO. (Julius Berger) .importers
■wholesale and retail Havana cigars, 22.5 Mont
Cohn Elias, merchant (Kern Co.), r. 1812 Post
Cohn tlizaheth (widow), r. 36 First
Cohn Elkan Rev., rabbi Congregation Emanu-El, r.
90.5 Hyde
Cohn Emanuel, tailor, 6.3,5 Mission, r. 554 Stevenson
Cohn Felix, salesman Kane, O'Leary & Co., r. 312
Stockton
Cohn Ct. & Co. (Anton Nathan), importers and manufs
cigars and tobacco, 2:i0-232 Front
Cohn Oeorge, entry clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co.
Cohn George, fruits, 534 Sixteenth
Cohn Goodman (G. Cohn .t Co.), r. 419 Van Ness Av
Cohn Hannah Miss (Misses Cohn), r. 428 Hayes
Cohn Henrietta, clothing and furnishing goods, 731
Montgomery, r. .5.36 Tehama
Cohn Henry (Greenebaum k Co.), r. New York
Cohn Herman, fancy goods, 912 Market, r. Windsor
House
Cohn Hermann (Goldstein & Cohn) , r. 812 Market
Cohn I. E., student, r. 90.5 Hyde
Cohn Isaac, r. 421 O'Farrell
Cohn Isaac M., capitalist, r. 1110 Folsom
Cohn Isadore, cigars and tobacco, 132 Sutter, r. 131
Montgomery
Cohn Isaiah, secretary Hebrew Benev. Soc, r. 1008
Sutter
Cohn Isidor, r. 224 Turk
Cohn Isidore, salesman Jacob M. Cohn, r. 335 Turk
Cohn Jacob, boots and shoes, 103 Pacific, r. 1040 Folsom
Cohn Jacob M., clothing, 1112 Alnrket, r. 335 Turk
Cohn Joseph, clothing, 216 Pacific
Cohn Joseph, salesman A. Kline, r. 343 Jessie
Cohn Leon, butcher S. Newman & Co., r. 731 Geary
Cohn Louis, clerk Simon Cohn, r. 420 Octavia
Cohn I.ouis, cigars, r. 762 Bryant
(tohn Louis, clothing, r. 1617 Howard
Cohu Louis, poultry, r. 444M Clementina
Cohn Louis, deputy superintendent of streets, r. 910
McAllister
Cohn Louis, Jr., clerk City Corporation Yard. Folsom,
bet Steuart and Spear, r. 910 McAllister
Cohn Louis M., agent Greenhood, Bohn & Co. (Montana
Ter.) , office 209 Saiisom, r. .1411 Liirkin
Cohn M., salesman JulinsH. Hirschfeld,r. 510 Kearny
Cohn M. A., r. 200 '<< Busb
Cohn Max, baker Ricnard .\lbrecht. r. 109 Taylor
Colin Max. slioemaker, r. 40'^ Shipley
Cohn Marx, stockbi'oker, r. !■•-'« Ji'ssie
Colin Mathilda (widow), r. :!?/.; Vaudfwater
Cohn Meyer, shoemaker, NE cor Folsom and Eighth,
r. 408 Shipley
Cohn Michael, clerk Charles Harris, r. 823 Pacific
Cohn Michael, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Cohn Misses (Hannah and Theresa), milliners, 428
Hayes
Cohn Morris, boots and shoes, 908 Vfi Larkin
Cohn Moritz 15., clothing, 131 Jackson
Cohn Myer, r. 905 Market
Cohn Philip, butcher Julius Koppel, r. 417^ Green
Cohu Reuben, furniture, 1007 Howard, r; 1028 Howard
Cohn S. k Co., proptrs Pioneer Ruffling Co., 671
Market
Cohn Salomon, r. 58 Minna
Cohn Sanmel (S. Cohn & Co.), r. 420 Octavia
Cohn Samuel, barber Max Levy, r. 58 Minna
Cohu Samuel, peddler, r. 4:10 Natoma
Cohn Snniuil, pecidli r, r. 515 Grove
Cohn Samuel A., pcildler, r. 31 '<. Garden
Cohn Simon, r. b,0;) Post
(;ohn Simon, clothier, 203 and 421 Kearny, r. 218 Tyler
Cohn Simon, groccrif s and liquors, N\V cor Hayes "and
Octavia, r. 420 t)ctavia
Cohn Simon, peddler, r. 254 H Clara
Cohn Solomon, clerk Henrietta Cohn, r. 731 Mont
Cohn Solomon S. (Cohn & Fnmk), r. 1610 Post
Cohn Theresa Miss (Misses Cohn), r. 428 Hayes
Cohn Thomas, tailor, 821 Jackson
Cohn William, foreman Weekly Hebrew, r. 321 Taylor
Cohn Wolf L., merchant tailor, 425 Pioe. r. 311 Sut-
ter
Cohn & Frank (Solomon S. Cohn and Augustus H.
Frank) , exchange and moneybrokers, 418 Mont
Cohn. See Coan, Coen, Cohen, Kohen and Kohn
Cohnheim Alax, editor The Humorist, office 622 Clay,
r. 408 Fell
Cohnreich Brothers (Israel and Joseph) , boots, shoes,
etc., 804 .md 806 Market
Cohnreich Israel (Cohnreich Bros.), r. 420 Minna
Cohnreich Joseph (Ci'hnriich Bros.) . r. 411 Minna
Cohr L"opold, messenger Conrad Herrmann, r. 20 hi
Garden
Cohrn Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 533 Post
Coiffard Lesparres, mining, r. 57 Natoma
Coil Henry, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Coin R. & Co. (Francois N. Neuval), proptrs White
House Hotel, 420 -Jackson
Coin Raimond (R. Coin & Co.) , r. 420 Jackson
Coin Thomas, laborer, r. 115 }<> Shipley, rear
Coiriere Carere, r. 219 Geary
Coit B. Howard, chairman S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 236 Taylor
Coit George L., cook, r. 115 Second
Cokel Charles, boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r. 735
Brannan
Cokeley Henry, clerk, r. 73 Tehama
Cokeley Jeremiah, teamster Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 12
Hinckley
Cokeley Owen, teamster James McDevitt, 911 Sansom
Cokelv Thomas J., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co. ,
r.'722 Shotwell
Cokely. See Coakley
Colaco Max. cigars and tobacco, r. 777 Market
Colargent Pierre, r. 637 Pacific
Colata John, dairyman Christopher Gilligan, r. Visita-
cion Valley, be t Mission and San Bruno Road
Colavra Berry, laborer, r. Union nr Green
Colbaker Theodore, driver Central R. R., r. Oakland
Colbath H. M., housebuilder. r. 814 Montgomery
Colberg Charles, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1003 Buchanan
Colbert Edmond, boihrmaker. r. 1 Simpson's PI
Colbert Edward, blacksmith Risdon I. and L Works,
r. 8 Sumner
Colbert Edward, boilermaker, r. 323 Duncan
Colbert Edward, helper Movnihan & Aitken, r- Good-
sell PI
Colbert John, stock-broker, r. 36 M Zoe
Colbert John G., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 729Gough
Colbert John H. (D. Lynch & Co.), r. 40 Crocker
Colbert John II., clerk James S. Kennedy, r. 36 V. Zoe
Colbert ^lichael, miner, r. 729 Gough
Colbert Philip G., student Heald's Business College
Colbert Rudolph, clerk Thomas M. Antisell & Co., r.
121 Powell
Colbert Thomas J., salesman W. & J. Sloane, r. 729
Gough
Colborn Edward, nightwatchman Oakland ferrv, r.
Oakland
ColViourn Charles H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 16
Hopeton Terrace
Colbourn Richard, assistnnt street superintendent, r.
SW cor Calhoiui and Union
Colbourn William H., seaman, r. 11 Calhoun
Colburn George L., secretary S. F. Cracker Co., office
20S Sacramento, r. 1119 Hyde
Colburn Haftie Mrs., housekeeper, r. 523 Kearny
COLBURN T. AV., office 414 Cal. r. 701 Stockton
Colby .\lonzo J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet.son.
r. 12 O'Farrell
Colby Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 109 Fifth
Colby Charles A., printer .\lta California, r. 16 L:i-
favette
Colby E. G.. r. 109 Fifth
Colby Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, r. 931 Market
Colby Ellen F. (widow), r. .■12 Tyler
Colby G. W., prenident Grangers' Bank of California,
office 42 California, r. Heiiicia
Colby H., assistant "storekeeper warehouse depart-
ment Custom House, r. .Mameda
Colby Henry B., master iiiarinev, r. 912 Pino
Colby Henry G., paymnster U. S. Navy, r. 1352 Post
Colby Honry H., bookkeeper, r. 510 '»i Hayes
Colby Hiram H. (Steere & Ccdby) , office 313 East, r.
Brooklyn
Colby James, blacksmith, r. 13 V. Park Av
Colby M.. carpenter, r. 636 Commercial
Colby Mary (widow), dressmaker, r. 931 Market
Colby Mary A. (widow), dressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Colby Mary A. Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r.
995 Market
Bulloc]£ & Jones— Imponing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Ezclusive Patterns.
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Colby Moses, porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co., r. 10
Sixth
Colby O. E., laborer S. B. Lardner, r. SSO Third
Colby 'William, seamaii, r. 1212 Howard
Colbv William A., confectioner, r. 244 Minna
COL.BY Z. F., fruits, 322 Francisco
CoUart Matthew G., clerk Bell & Co., r. 805 Bush
Coldwell Cf^\-en, dairyman George C. & James Q.
Smart, r. San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Cole A. B., conductor California Street R. R., r. 1029
Hyde
Cole A. D., r. 867 Market
Cole Alexander, hostler St. Luke's Hospital
Cole Arthur B., clerk, r. 1115 Clay
Cole Charles, panti-yman Junius G. Foster, Cliff House
Cole Charles A., r. 949 Howard
Cole Charles D., clerk J. H. Blood, r. 608 Jones
Cole Charles H., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1911 Jessie
Cole Charles M., clerk Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
1801 Franklin
Cole Cornelius, attorney at law, office 23 U. S. Court
Building, r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Cole D. A., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 105 Austin
Colo Delia Mrs., lodgings, 907 Stockton
Cole E. D., agent Grand Trunk and Inter-Colonial
Railways, office 109 Sutter
Cole Edward F., salesman Thomas Day, r. 127 Kearny
COLE EDWARD P. (Sullivan & Cole), attorney at
law, office 324 Pine, rooms 15 and 16, r. 2209 De-
visadero
Cole Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 119 Third
Cole Ernest H., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 726
Shotwell
Cole Foster P., salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
1909 Jes.<ie
Cole Frederick M., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
103 Shipley
Cole George, bartender McGuinness & Valentine, r.
10 Hubbard
Cole Henry, r. 68 Oregon
Cole Henry, houseraiser J. L. Stratton, r. 4.50 Tehama
Cole Hemy, seaman, r. 420 Broadway, rear
Cole James, cake baker Palace Hotel
Cole James, laborer David S. Pf indie, r. 415 3^ Clem
Cole James, stonecutter, r. 24 Silver
Cole Janaes, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 54 Everett
Cole James S., shoemakerLevinsky Bros., r. 927 Green-
wich
Cole Jason B., drayman, NE cor Mission and Main, r.
1908 Market
Cole John, boilermaker, r. 1007 Stockton
Cole John, haruessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 927
Greenwich
Cole John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Cole John A., r. 915 Capp
Cole John R., waiter, r. 140 Minna
Cole Joseph, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 927 Greenwich
Cole Joseph H., r. 920 Grove
Cole Josiah L., r. 927 Geary
Cole Kitty Miss, compositor Carlos White, r. 927
Greenwich
Cole L. C. Mrs., r. 1115 Clay
Cole Levi F., foreman boilermaker Union Iron Works,
r. 1911 Jessie
Cole Lizzie Miss, forewoman G. Hohenthal's Ruffling
Factory, r. 658 Bryant
Cole Mark T., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 1121
Mission
Cole Martha, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Cole Mary (widow), r. 520 Grove
Cole Mary !Miss, bo.\maker Gray Bros., r. 114 Dora
Cole Mattie A. Miss, teacher, r. 1115 Clay
COLE NATHANIEL, P., president California
Furniture Manufacturing Co., office 226 Bush, r.
1801 Franklin
Cole Kathaniel W., r. 726 Shotwell
Cole Uliver'H., special agent British America Assur-
ance Co. of Toronto, Canada, office 409 California,
r. 122 Taylor
Cole PatricK, tailor William D. Yoimg, r. 444 "^i Na-
toma
Cole Paul R., blacksmith Pacific Iron Works, r. 114
Dora
Cole R., watchman United Carriage Co.
Cole R. Beverly, physician, office and r. 518 Sutter
COLE SEWARD, manager United States and For-
eign Salamander Felting Co., office 317 California,
r. 1403 Van Ness Av
Cole'Thomas, mining, office 328 Montgomery, room 3,
r. NE cur Broadway and Fillmore
Cole Thomas S., stonecutter, r. 34(i Fourth
Cole William, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
SE cor Twenty-second and Valencia
Cole Williar\ machinist, r. 209 Second
Cole William H. (Brady & Co.), r. 57 Leavenworth
Cole William H. B.. teacher, r. 509 Leavenworth
CideWill(>ughbv(Cole ^ Johnson), r. 1403 Van NessAv
COLE & JOHNSON (Willoughby Cole, and How-
ard R. Johnson) . rcal-esfateagents, 420 Mont
Oolemau , r. 31 Eddy
Coleman Adolph, barber Charles H. Coleman, r. 428
Green
Coleman Andrew, watchman, r. 225 Third
Coleman Ann Mrs., housekeeper, r. 1326 Stockton
Coleman Annie, domestic 1811 Octavia
Coleman Augustus A., r. 115 Kearny
Coleman Carlton C, with William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 1299 Taylor
Coleman Catherine (widow), nurse, r. 131 Spear
Coleman Catherine, watches and jewelry, 225 Third
Coleman Charles, r. 1517 Post
Coleman Charles (Foubert & Coleman), r. 148 Perry
Coleman Charles H., hairdressing saloon, 527 Sacra-
mento, r. 428 Green
Coleman D. C, jailor County Jail
Coleman Daniel, laborer, r. 3 Warren Av
Coleman David, stevedore A. C. Freese
Coleman Dani<'l H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Braunan and Gilbert
Coleman Da\T.d M., bookbinder William B. Cooke &
Co., r. 1330 Washington
Coleman David R., shijismith, 9 Vallejo, r. 1104 Market
Coleman Dennis, shoemaker, 15 Hayes
Coleman Edward W.. clerk Hatch &; Barclay, r. Oak-
land
Coleman Evan J., president Pacific Transfer Co., office
110 Sutter, r. 618 Harrison
Colomau Ezra, patternmaker NE cor Mission and Fre-
mont, r. 249 Stevenson
Coleman Fanny Miss, assistant Market and Seventh
Street Primary School, r. 1832 Howard
Coleman Frederick, master mariner, r. 4 Rincon Court,
rear
Coleman George, waiter, r. 10 Hubbard
Coleman George E., seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Coleman George P.. clerk A. S. Halladie, r. 108 Taylor
Coleman Gustavus A., clerk, r. 115 Kearny
Coleman Harris, tailor, 801 Geary, r. 428 Green
Coleman Henry R., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
518 Geary
Coleman Hyman, expressman, SE cor Mission and
Fourth, r. 148 Perry
Coleman J., r. 771 Mission
Coleman James, clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 16 Clinton
Coleman James, clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 118
Freelon
Coleman James, laborer Etna Iron Works, r. 1008
Columbia, rear
Coleman James, longshoreman, r. 228 Filbert, rear
Coleman James, plasterer, r. Fourteenth Av, nr Bail-
road Av, South S. F.
Coleman James, restaurant, 1831 Mission
Coleman James H.. r. 509 Bryant
Coleman James S., delivery clerk Pacific Mail 8. S. Co.
Coleman James S., jihvsician, office andr. 520 Valencia
COLEMAN JAMES V., stock broker, office 42-43
Nevada Block, r. 517 Sutter
Coleman Jane (widow), r. Henry, bet Castro and Noe
Coleman J. F.. assistant engineer stm Orizaba, r. 811
Filbert
Coleman John, bricklayer, r. 16 Clinton
Coleman John, shoemaker, r. 15 Hayes
Colemau John E. W., painter and whitener, 924 Fol
Cohman John H., clerk G.x, Teall & Co., r. 1330 Wash
COLEMAN JOHN W., stockbroker, office IS. F.
Stock Exchange Bldg, r. Oakland
Coleman Louisa, domestic 1026 Twenty-first
Coleman M & Co. (.Abraham Jacobsi, mattress manu-
facturers, 347 Fourth
Coleman Margaret Mrs., dressmaking, 115 Kearny
Coleman Martha M. (widow), r. 2751 Harrison
Coleman Mary Miss, domestic 712 Hayes
Coleman Michael, dairy, E s Diamond, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Coleman Michael, laborer, r. 314 Folsom
Coleman Michael, laundryman La Grande Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Fulsom
Colemau Morris (M. Coleman & Co.), r. 148 Perry
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Coleman Nellie, domestic, r. 18i2 Post
Coleman Nicholas, mining, r. 1^21?^ Tyler
Coleman Owen, porter Charles Claffey, r. 238 Jessie
Coleman Patrick, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R., r.
133 Clara
Coleman Patrick J., ealtemfiu S. llosgrove & Co.,r. 854
Mission
Coleman Peter, policeman City Hall, r. 155 Clara
Coleman Philip, laborer Louis Sloss & Co.'s ■ware-
house, r. lil Towneend
Coleman Solomon, tiiilor, r. 410 Pacific
Coleman Simon, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,r.
223 Liudf-n
Coleman Thomas, r. 1717 Turk
Coleman Thomas, barkeeper, r. 430 Stevenson
Coleman Thomas, hostler, r. 1717 Stockton
Coleman Thomas, laborer, r. IK Anthf)ny
Colemnn Thomas, teamster, r. 325 Union
Coleman William, driver Hyman Coleman, r. 148 Perry
Coleman William, steward O. vt O. S. S. Gaelic
Coleman William, teamster, r. SE cOr Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
Coleman William J., longshoreman, r. 1119 Hont
Coleman William P., chief deputy County Recorder,
r. 051 Hfirrisou
COLEMAX WILLIAM T. t<i( CO., shipping and
commisBion merchants, SW cor Cal and Front
Coleman William T. (William T. Coleman & Co.), r.
1299 Taylor
Coleman. See Colman
Colen Bertha (widow) , r. 1326 Broadway
Colen J. H., member Underwriters' Fire Patrol, SW
cor. Stevenson and Ecker
Coles Albert W., waiter S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet Fil-
more and Steiner
Coles Goda T. Miss, operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 1802 Mason
Coles E. Ida, teacher Potrero School, r. 228 H O'Farrell
Coles John B., Ship Calkers" Assn, Barra's HhII
Coles Tliorn, engineer liohriiiaun & Co., r. 1802 Mnsou
Coles William, policeman City Hall, r. 228 M O'Farrell
C(jUy .\. B., solicitor Mark A. Miller s Co.,r. Oakland
Coley George, seaman, r. 12y.Folsi'm, rear
Coley Hitan, printer Alta California, r. 19 Turk
Coley W. C, c<immission merchant, r. Overland Hou.«e
Colfax Frank, propertyman Standard Theatre, r. 22
Geary ,
Colford John, laborer Southern Pacific R. R. freight
depct, r. I'l Carolina
Colfur Patrick, hostler, r. SE cor Leavenworth and
Geary
Colgan Frank, teamster, r. 446 Brannan
Colgan J., r. 519 Sacramento
Colgan John, fireman stm Xewbern, r. 305 Fremont
Colin Josephine (widowi, teacher French Zi itska's
Institute, r. 820 Filbert
Colitzky Jacob, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Coll A. B. Jlrs., laundress United States Laundry, E s
Hampshire, bet Twenty-svc nd and Twenty-third
Coll Dominick, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Coll Michael, baker Janu> McDevitf, r. 057 Minna
Coll Morris, helper ludiistrinl Irnn Works
Collaroy William H., peddler, r. iir Lake Merced
Collas Anna (widow), r. 4 Francisco
Colharv John, teamster, r. 920 Natoma
COLLKCTOR CI'STOMS r. S.. Port San Fran-
cisco, (.nice (instnm House, third floor
COLLKCTOIl LU'EX.'iKS, City and County, office
New City Hall, basement
COLLECTOR V. H. I.XTERXAL REVEXUE,
oUice U. S. Court Building
College of Notre Dame, Sister Aloyse superioress, Do-
lores, ur Sixteenth
Collen Robert, machinist D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
! 112 Steuart
Collet Fortune, liquor saloon, 502 Secfvnd, cor Bryant
1 Colleton James, collector TuUaut & Co., r. .'■>24 Bryant
Collett Henry G., foreman Pioneer Cigar Box Factory,
r. 230 Perry
Collett Theodore H., master mariner, r. N" s Lombard,
nr Keiiniy
Colley Frederick A., manager wholesale department
A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. 208 San Jose Av
Colley Moses 11., carpenter, r. 202 San Jose Av
Colley W. S., r. Clipper Hotel
Collia Walter, bagcounter Neville & Co., r. 9 St.
Cliiirh s I'l
Collie Thomson, agent Bay and River schooners, office
Pier 7, Steuart, r. .Vlaiiieda
Collie William (Deady & Co.) , r. SE cor Tyler and Oc-
tavia
COLLIE "WILLIAM H., florist, 18 Post. r. SIS Oc-
tavia
COLLIER FREDERICK, r. 316 Stockton
Collier John M., carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 40
Clementina ,
COLLIER PETER F., bookpubiisher (New Turk)
James P. Gavnor agent, oflice 621 Sansom, r< om 5
Collier W. B., r. Occidental Hotel
Collier. See CoUyer
Colligan .\ndrew, laborer, r. 27 Kate
Colligan Terrence, laborer, r. 1333 Vallejo
Collin .\ugust, laundry man Dixon & White, r. Wei born
House
Collin Eugene, real estate, r. 708 Commercial
Collin Henry, merchant tailor, r. 1307 Pacific
Collin Katie (widow), r. 21-j Mary
Collinge .\rthur, r. 21 Dupont
Collinger Joseph, butcher, r. 227 Pine
CoUings John W.(Johu W. Collinge .<c Co.)r. 54 ?>• -ond
Collinps John W. A: Co.. produce commission, r"'4 Clay
Colliugwood J. & Co. (of Florence, -\rizoua) , otfi'-e 320
Sansom, room 39
Collins A. Mrs., r. 40SM Dupont
Collins .\deline L. (widow), (Collins & Lj-ons . r. 203
Fifth
Collins Agnes, domestic, r. SW cor Eddy and Franklin
Collins Albert, r. 207 Kearny
Collins Albert L., teamst. r,"r. 308 Tenth
Collins Augustus, attendant Olympic Club, r. Stone,
nr Jackson
Collins A. W., bookkeeper Nathan W. SpauldiLg, r.
Oakland
Collins B.. machinist Risdon I. and L. Wr rks
Collins Barnev. bakerv, 1037!* Folsom
Collins Bartley, cUrk'C. E. Broad, r. 1000 Hyde
Collins Benjamin, i)aper hanger and decorator, r. 25
Stocktoii PI
Collins Beuinmin Jr., pressman Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 120 Eddy
Collins C, waiter Anchor Restaurant, r. 18 J^ Sac
Collins Charles, r. 422 "^ Grove
Collins Charles, r. 1019 Tyler
Collins Charles J. (Collins & Co.), r. 10 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Collins Chnrles J. Jr.. salesman Collins & Co,, r. 10
•Jessie, bi t Seventh and Eighth
Collhis Charles W,, clerk E. Briggs & Co,, r, 422 M
Grove
Collins Christine R. Mr8.,as8istantPowellStrettl .im-
ary School, r. 1019 Tyler
Collins Corinne (widow), r. 223 Thirteenth
Collins Cornelius, "bricklayer, r. 7 Jane PI
Collins Cornelius, laborer, r. 254 Clementina
Collins Cornelius, porter Phillip McGovtru, r. NE cor
Market and Kearny
Collins Daniel, r. 209 Lcidesdorff
Collins Daniel, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Collins Daniel, varieties. N s Twenty-fourth, bet .\la-
buma and Ccdumbia
Collins Daniil W., adjuster Howe Machine Co., r. 6 '<i
Chavelaiul
Collins Diivid, laborer, r. 1332 Washington
Collins I'ennis, barber, r. 11 Cleavelaud
Collins Dennis, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co.. r.
Sixth Av. bet K and L, South S. F.
Collins Dennis, laborer, r. Im.^p Clementina
Collins Dennis B.. livery stable, 222 Fifth, r. 922 Pine
Collins Dennis P., cook S. P. Collins .<c Co., r. 53 Stev
Collins Douglas, repacker. r. E s Pringle Court, ur
Greenwich
Collins Edward Mrs., r. 2008 Powell
Collins Edward, barkeeper, r. 745 Howard
Ccdllns E Iward, carriage blacksmith, r, 225 Folsom
Collins Edwanl, driver Joseph Macdonough, r, SE cor
Beule and Folsom
Collins Edward, liairdresser, r. 428 Broadway
Collins Edward, stevedore, r. E s Norton PI, nr Filbert
Collins Edward F., bookkeeper, r. 922 Pine
Collins Elizabeth (widow), r. 419 Minna
Collins Ellen G.. r. SW cor Franklin and Sacramento
Collins Emma Miss, tailoress Michael Short, r. 2008
Powell
Collins E. R., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Collins G. D., paper ruler Althof & Bahls.r. 2.32 Jessie
Collins George, r. 002 Howard
Collins GeiTge, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Collins George B., pictorial artist Brooke & Son, r.
Oakland
Bullxk & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
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Collins George H. (Higgins & Collins) , r. 526 Tenth,
Oakland
Collins George H., mining, r. 9(i9 Mission
Collins George I., adjuster Howe Machine Co., r. GH
(ileaveland
Collins George W., commercial traveler, r. S s Powell
Av, nr Mission
Collins H., Ip. 209 Leidesdorfif
Collins Henry, r. lVi'3 Howard
Collins Henry, clerk Western Union Telegraph Co., r.
1019 Tyler
Collins J., r 807 Market
Collins James, boiltruiaker, r. 16 Isis
Collins James, jjainter, r. lt)08 Steiner
Collins James, stonecutttr, r. ll^i Garden
Collins James, -waiter Pacitic Mail S. S. Dakota
Collins James W., proptr Belmont Dairy, depot 3
Boardman
Collins Jane Mrs., r. 1701 Howard
Collins J. C, real-estate and business agency, ofBce
and r. 509 Bush
Collins Jeremiah, hostler Central R. R. stable, r. 234
Dora
Collins Jeremiah, lithographic printer Edward Bosqui
& Co., r. 826 Broadway
Collins Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
107 Oak
Collins Jeremiah J., boot titter, r. 229 Jessie
Collins Jessie, student Heaid's Business College, r.
Buchanan, bet Union and Filbert
Collins John, baker James Collopy
Collins John, barber, r. 133 Perry
Collins John, helper blacksmiths' Union Iron Works,
r. 22 Minna
Collins John, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r. 100 3^
Second
Collins John, cable oiler Sutter St. R. R., r. 109 Austin
Collins John, clerk Patrick Collins, r. 138 Fifth
Collins John, cook Jiihn Vitaich, r. 662 Howard
Collins John, deckhand stm Alice Gairatt.Washington
St. Wharf
Collins John, fireman stm Cora, r. 1013 York
Collins John, laborer, r. 7 Lick Alley
Collins John, laborer, r. 15 Zoe, rear
Collins John, laborer, r. 60 Shipiey
Collins John, laborer, r. 109 Austin
Collins John, laborer, r. 323 Fourth
Collins John, laborer, r. 1104 Folsom
Collins John, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. freight depot,
r. 2 Boardman
Collins John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet.
Fillmore and Steiner
Collins John, milk ranch, SW cor Twenty-fourth and
Homestead, r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and Ellen Av
Collins John, molder, r. 11 Nevada
Collins John, night watchman Pa-. Oil and Lead
Works*
Collins John, paver, r. Day,b.t Churih and Sanchez
Collins John, plasterer, r. 1313 Steiner
Collins John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Collins John, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Collins John, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co.
Collins John, teamster, r. 29 J^ Fifth Av
Collins John A., attorney at law, olfice53 Montgomery
Block, r. 1 Boston PI
Collins John C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 612
Filbert
Collins John D., r. NE cor Grove and Fillmore
Collins John D., laborer, r. 18 Gilb. rt
Collins John H., broker, office 320 Sansom, rooms 52-54,
r. 42(i Second
Collins John H., janitor, 622 Clay
Collins John H. Jr., stockbroker, office 320 Sansom,
ro(ims 52-.54, r. San lliifael
Collins John J., currier, r. 6 Cliuton
Collins John P., clerk John A. Donovan, r. 419 Slav
Collins John W., r. 1623 Howard
Colli-ns John W., barkeeper, r. 10 Ash Av
Collins John W., ironer S. i". Lau-jdry
Collins Joseph, r. 31 Eddy
Collins Joseph, carpenter Fulda Bros. & Co., r. 15J<i
RauBch
Collins Joseph V., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 946 Howard
Collins Julia Miss, machine operator E. Detrick* Co.,
r. 339 Shipley
Collins IvHte (widow) , r. 157 Ninth
Collins Kate, dressmaker, r. 729 Harrison
Collins Kate Miss, chambermaid Huettmann's Hotel
Collins Kate, domestic, 1700 Geary
Collins Kate Mrs., boarding and lod;^ing, 307 Folsom
Collins Katie Miss, domestic 603 Buchanan
Collins Katie, dnmestic SW cor Union und Pii-rce
Collins Lyman P., salesman Samuel Hill, r. Oakland
Collins M., machinist Sutter Street K. R.
Collins M., laborer Risdoii I. and L. Works
Collins M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 310 Kearny
Collins M. Mrs., janitor Spring Valley Grammar
School
Collins M. E. Miss, assistant Washington Evening
School, r. 419 Minna
Collins Martin, plasterer, r. 28 Allen
Collins Martin J., dunnager, r. 4'36 Union
Collins Mary, domestic 515 Eddy
Collins Mnry (widow), r. 419 Stcven^^on
Collins Mary Miss, domestic luglewood House
Collins ^lary Mrs., r. 9 Natoma
Collins Mary Mrs., r. 10 Anthony
Collins Miitthew, engineer Golden Age Flouring Mills,
r. 416 Broadway
Collins Matthew, messman Pacific Mail stm Dakota
Collins May Miss, glovemaker, r. 2008 Powell
Collins Michael, driver California Puwder Co., r. We
15aker, bet Beach and Jefferson
Collins Jlichael, laborer, r. 5 Natoma, rear
Collins Michael, hiborer, r. 18 Bouiia
Collins Michael, laborer, r. 270 Clementina
Collins Michael, labi rer, r. 1023Vallejo
Collins Jlichael, plasterer, r. 1313 Steiner
Collins Michael J., plasterer, r. 60 Shipley
Cidlins Milts, laborer Union Iron Works
Collins Moses H., coachman, r. 503 Sutter
Collins N. M. Mrs., r. 21 P. rry
Collins Patrick, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. cor Nevada and Vermont
Collins Patrick, gvoceiies and liquors, 138 Fifth
Collins Pat ick, hostler C. L. Wall & Co., r. 62 Jessie
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 720 Clementina, rear
Collins Patrick, laborer, r. 22 Rausch
Collins Piitrick, liquors and cigars, NE cor Nevada
and Vermont
Collins Patrick, proptr Washington Hotel, 519 Mission
Collins Patrick, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 1 Haywood
Collins Patrick J., contractor, r. N 6 Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Nue
Collins Peter F., carpenter, r. 1621 }i) Howard, rear
Col'.ins Richard, fireman Mission Woolen Mills, r.
2919 Mission
Collins Richard M., bookkeeper Bl«iir& Chase, r. 1906
Mason
Collins Robert (Gamier k. Co.), r. 2307 Jones
Collins Robert, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 1110
Clay
Collins Robert, optician, r.Ws Eureka, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Collins Rufu.-^, iron moulder, r. 759 Folsom
Collins Salvin P. (S. P. Collins k Co.) , r. SW cor
Franklin and Sacramento
Collins Samuel, cai builder N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
176 Perry
Collins Sarah (widow) , r. 341 Shipley
Collins S. M. (Collins & Feiling) , r. 119 Mason
COLiIilNS S. P. »& CO. (.iames Wheeland), wines
and liquors, and oyster and chop-house, 3-29 Mont-
gomery and 511 California
Collins S. W., produce dealer, r. 119 Mason
Coliius F., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New York
Collins T. C. Drayman and Teamsters' Union, 35 Eddy
Collins Thomas, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Collins Thomas, carpenter, r. 2919 Mission
Collins Thomas, clerk Patrick McGowan, r. 138 Fifth
Collins Thomas, conductor S. P. R. R., r. 204 Eight-
teenth
Collins Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 733 Howard
Collins Thomas, labonr, r. I.'i25 Bush
Collins Thcimiis, labvrtir, r. 536 Mission
Coliius Thomas H., varuisher, r. 60 Shipley
Collins Thomas W., bookkeeper Savin<;8 and Loan
Society, r. Iul9 Tyler
COLLINS Ti:»IOTH1', boatbuilder, 120 end 122
Berry, r. 12 Haggiii
Collins 'ri,ijothy,dniryman, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Homestead
Collins Timothy, laborer, r. 238 Oak
CollinsTiiuothy, miller, r. 307 Folsom
Coliius Timi thy, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Collins Timothy, plasterer, r. cor Seventh and How
CoUinx Victor N., workman U. S. Mint, and ludgings 5
Mint Av
Collins W. J., mining, r. Palace Hotel
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Collins W. J., second assistant engineer Pacitic Mail
S S. City of Peking
CollinsWilliam, plumber andgasfitter Peter McKewen,
r. 2008 Powell
Collins William, roofer Conlin i^ Roberts, r. 229 Jessie
Collins William, seaman, r. 50 Silver
Collins Wolsey W., clerk freight auditors' office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 118 Ellis
Collins W.Wallace, locksmith and machinist. 111 Stev
Collins & Co. (Charles J. Collins), hatters. 227 Mont
COIililX'S «& FEIIilXG (S. M. Collins and Louis
Ffciliug), commission and dairy produ-e, 42.5 Clay
Collins i Lyons, (.Mrs. A. L. Collins and John Lyons) ,
teamsters, pier 11 Steuart
Collinson Frank, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Collis Ada Miss, cloakmaker, r. 74 Natoma
Collischonn Charles, correspondent Belloc & Co., r
Oakland
Collison James, boilermiker Cal. Bjiler Works, r.
Fairminut Tract, nr Bernal Station
Collison John A., cl_-rk Simon Mayer, r. 1022 Larkin
Collison Thomas, plasterer, r. 2tiO Stevenson
Collner John, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 11 Na-
toma
CoUoff H., musician, r. 914 Vallejo
Collomore Adelia (wulow), r. 2)4 M^Allist-^r
Collonan William, wines and liquors, 133 Third, r. S s
Valley, nr Dolores
CoUonlj- Michael, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Collopy E Award, driver James CoUopy, r. 593 Bryant
CoUopy James, bakery, 3 i7 Sixth, r. 5y3 Bryan:
CoUum Bernard, porier, r. 9^2 Twentieth
Collver Thoma.s. seaman, r. Berry, nr Fourth
Collyer Frederick, barkeeper Charles Chad wick, Ocean
Side House
Collyer William, gardener, r. 206 Stevenson
Collyer William E., shipbuilder, yard foot Nevada, nr
S. F. Gas Light Co. Works, r. 530 Bush
Collyer. See Collier
Colman Abraham (Col man Brothers), r. 1200 Van Xess
Av
Colman Abraham, tailor, r. 27 Moss
Colman A. F. Mrs. (widow), bakery and fancy goods,
433 OFarrell
COLMAN BROTHERS (S >lomon, Morris, Abra-
ham, and Charles) , imp jrters and wholesale cloth-
ing, 107 Battery and SW cor Montgomery and
Bush
Coliuan Charles (Ci'ilman BrotherB), r. Palace Hotel
Caiman Ellen (widow), r. 'J Adelaide
Colman Ellen (widow) , r. 433 O'Farrell
Colman Frederick, shoemaker, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Colman John, salesman, r. 33 Fifth
Colman Jiihu, woodturner, 417 Mission, r. Oakland
Colmau Miirtin, wints and liquors, NE cor Pine and
Kearny, r. 639 t^alifomiii
Colman Morris (Colm«u Brothers), r. Lick House
Colman N. B., phy.sician, olBce 204 Sutter, r. Bruns-
wick House
Colman Philip, seaman, r. 4(i Steuart
Colman Solomon (Ci'lman Brothers) , r. New York
Colmau Thomas, barber Jiau Broquet, r. 825 Vallejo
Colman Thomas, waiter, r. 217 Stivenson
Colman William, perfumer, r. 340 Miuna
C dmaii. See Coleman.
Colmesnil James, r. 13 Van Ness Av
Colomb A., groceries, r. 1319 Pacific
Colomb Julius, carver J. B. Luchsiuger & Son, r. 637
Broaflway
COLiOMBAT A., fringes, gimps, tassels, and but-
ton faitorv, M5 Stocktou, r. 20J Ellis
COLOMBIA UiMTEU STATES OF, Francisco
Herrera ct;nsul, office 331 Mimtgoiuery. room 12
Colombo Aufoine, expressman, r. 627 Seventh
Colombo Hotel, Zeiro i: Fussati jtroptrs, 621 and G25
Broadway
COLOMBO MARKET, F. G. Picaroli superin-
tendent, S s I'aiilic, bet Davis and Front
Colouna A., collector, r. S18 Sansom
Colonna B. A. as.sistaut U. S. Coast Survey Office, 2U
Stockton, r. Uakland
Colonna Piitri), lishcrmtn, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Colonnade House, Mrs. Louisa Starkweather propri-
etress, VIM Market
Colorado River Coj)per and Gold Mining Co. (Ari-
izoua),H. AUjOistus AMiitiug secretary, office 211
Sansom. room 6
Colquhouu J. C. Mrs. (widow) , r. 631 Howard
Colquhoim John, compositor J. P. Tracy
I Colquhoun Robert D., clerk Liverpool and London
and Globe Ins. Co., r. 634 Howard
I Colrsen John, steward, r. 19 Harrison Av
I Colson N., r. 706 Stockton
j Colson Antone, longshoreman, r. 4 Rincon Court
Colson Edward A., messenger Custom House, r. E s
Pennsylvania Av, nr Mariposa
! Colson. See Coulson
Col-?ton Daniel, m;chanic, r. Church, bet Twenty-
I eighth and Twenty-ninth
Colston Samuel, boilermaker M?Afee Boiler Works, r.
cor Church, bet Twenty-eighth rnd Twenty-ninth
' Colt-r Andrew, mining, r. 311 Jessia
I Colter Edward J., r.2322 Pine
Colter John, blacksmith David Kerr, r. 716 Grove
: Colter John, polic. man City Hall, r. 2322 Pine
I Colter John N., upholsterer Cal. Furnit'ore Manuf.
' Co., r. 2322 Pine
1 Colter. See Coalter and Coulter
j Colthrop Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
! Colthurst J. H., r. 413 Natoma
Coltman George E., foreman soldering department
Cutting Packing Co , r. 1009.^ Stockton
Coltman Williaui H., solderer Cutting Packing Co., r.
1039 >^ Stockton
Colton Alric O., attorney at law, office 623 Commer-
cial, r. 1423 Webster
Colton Andrew, r. 25 Dupont
Colton Chester F., druggist, r. 1017 Larkin
Colton D. D. Mr^. (widow) . r. NE cor Cal and Taylor
Colton Dental Assn, Dr. B. M. Gildea, office 925 Market
Colton Henry V., steward, r. 346 Foiu^th
Colton William, laborer, r. 110 S; Dore
Columbia Consolid ited Mining Co., (Storey County,
Nev.),D. F. Verdenal secretary, office 6-7 S. F.
Stock Exchau'-re Building
COLUMBIA FOUNDRY, Reese Llewellyn proptr,
13:1-135 Beale
COLUMBIA HOTEL, Leo Maurer proptr, 741
Market
Columbia House, James Douglas proptr, 114 Jackson
Columbia Petroleum Co. (Ventura Co., Cal.) , Julius
Perier secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 62
Columbia River Packets. A. M. Simpson and Brother,
agents, office 44 Market
Columbia Soda Works. Christopher C. Dall proptr,
733 Broadway
Columbus Hall, S s Stevenson, bet .\nnie and Third
Columbus J. L., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 223
Minna
Colville Edward, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
35 South Park
Colvin Alexander, plumber, r. 1515 Jtj Broadway
Colvin Edward, apprentice William T. Garratt, r.
Oakland
Colvin Hugh J., engineer Engine No. 5, 8. F. F. D., r.
1 219 Stockton
Colvin James, extraman Engiu? No. 8, 8. F. F. D., r.
1009 Polk
Colvin James A., gas&tter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Oak-
land
Colvin James J., plmnber Thomas Day, r. 1515H
Broadway
Colvin John J., billdistribntor Keyt k Co., and ex-
traman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 813 Pacific
Colvin Lydia (widow), dressmaker, 76(i Mission
Colwell Charles H., carpenter, r. i) Aleniany
Colwell Edwin B., fancy goods, 1202 Market, r. 1518
California
Colwell F. E., r. Grand Hotel
Colwell Harry C, salesman H. Rosckrans & Co., r.
1518 California
Colwell Walter, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Colyer John, teamster George Mayer
Comaich Mutteo, teamster A. Giorgiani & Co., r. 624
Third
Comanche Mill & Mining Co. (Mono County. Cal.),
William W. Travlor secretary, office 37 Nevada
Block
Comandich Dominico P., cook GuiroDabelich, 139Third
Comark J., student iiuriiard's Business College
Combat.ilr. le Loujs, coffeeroaster Etieunc A: Von Voss,
r. 1308 btockt n
Combatalade Louis, tanner Dominique Legallet,r. cor
Sixth Av and Q. South S. F.
Combatalade Phillipine, domestic George T. Knox,
r. NW cor Eit:hteentli and Guerrero
Oombatlate Jean L., lodgings, 1320 Stockton
Comeecio Angorrino, laborer .\ndrew Onderdonk
Comb^.lli<'k H., miner, r. 703 Stockton
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Comberleue Alexander, cooper, r. 202 CbestDUt
Combee Charlotte (widow), r. 425 Fultou
Combes John C, r. 37 Second
Couabes Lottie (widow), r. 425 Fulton
Conibioatiou Mining Co., William H. Widman secre-
tary, office 234 Montgomery, room 1
Combs Laura S. Miss, seamstress, r. Ill Franklin
Combs Stephen, longshoreman, r. 372 Brannan
Comer Barclay, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood Pi
Comer T. E., r. 26 Valparaiso
Comerford Edward, laborer, r. 6}^ Freelon
Comerford John, laborer, r. 1030 Alabama
Comerford -John, teamster, r. 3U1 Sixteenth
Comerford Joseph M., builder and real-estate specu-
lator, r. SW cor Duncan and Guerrero
Comerford Moses, smelter and retiner, r. SW cor Bay
and Mason
Comerford Patrick, wines and liquors, 1911 Hyde
Comerford Patrick H., stableman, r. 10 Hubbard
Comfort J. V. C, freight clerk Pac. Mail S. S. Dakota
Comfort John, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R., r. Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-Third
Comins Esther (widow), r. 933 Greenwich
Cominsen Autoine. dairyman Heury Schwerin, r. coun-
ty line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Comisky John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 37
Frederick
Commander Samuel R., salesman Rosenthal Bros., r.
Ahlbom House
Commary Emma P. Mrs., artist, r. 3 Park Av
Commary John A., painter, r. 3 Park Av
Comniarv Julia A. (widow) . r. 3 Park Av
COM.MERCIAL ADVOCATE, M. P. Bumham
publisher, otii.-e ."j'iG Montt;omc-ry
COMMERCIAL, AGEXCY OF JOHX McKLL-
L.OP 6i CO., Edwards, Pickens & Fulton
proptrs, 401 California, room 1
Commercial Block, SE cur California and Front
Commercial Building. NW cor Pine and Biitti-rv
COMMERCIAL. EDITORIAL. ROOMS EVE-
NINO BLLLETIX AND MORNING CAL,!.,
517 Clay
COMMERCIAL. HERALD AND MARKET
REVIEW (weekly), John H. Carmany & Co.
publishers and proptrs, office 409 Washington
COMMERCIAL. HERAL.D FREIGHT CIR-
CULiAR (monthly), John H. Carmany & Co.
IToptrs and publishers, office 409 Washington
COMMERCIAIi HOTEL., John M. Lawlor mana-
ger, SE cor Montgomery Av and Pacitic
Commercial Hotel Restaurant, Lombard! & Dotta
proptrs, 130 Montgomery Av
COMMERCIAL. INSURANCE CO. of California,
John H. Wise president, Charles A. Laton secreta-
ry, office 405 California
COMMERCIAL. NEWS AND SHIPPING
LIST, Bates, Woods A: Co. proptrs, office 423
Washington
COMMERCIAL. SOAP CO., Dakin & Libbey
agents, factory NE cor Brady and Stevenson,
office NE cor Daris and Sacramento
COMMERCIAL. STEAM PRINTING-HOUSE
Irancis, Valentine & Co. proptrg, 517 Clay and
510-510 Commercial
Commercial Travelers' Association of California office
21i; Kcarnv
COMMERCIAL. UNION ASSURANCE CO. of
London (Marine Branch), George J. Theobald &
Co. agents, office 419 California, rooms 4 and 6
COM3IERCIAI. UNION ASSURANCE CO. of
London, John Eae Hamilton manager, office 221
Sansom
Commins Edward (Commins& O'Connor), r. 727Gough
Commins Frank, with Crowley Ai Goodman, r. 501
Geary
Commins John, blacksmith's helper Ellis & Lennon, r.
1149 Harrison
Commins Peter W., blacksmith, E s Mission, nr
Twenty-ninth
C03IMINS & O'CONNOR (Edward Commins and
Thomas M. O'Connor), wholesale liquors, 505
Front
Commissioner Immigration, State, Thomas C. Van
Ness, office 21 Davis
COMMISSIONER INSURANCE, State of Cali-
tornia, office 401 California
COMMISSIONER SHIPPING U. S., office 118
Jackson
COMMISSIONERS BANK, office 202 Sansom,
room 2
COMMISSIONERS CITY HALL., office New
City Hall, first flior
COMMISSIONERS FIFTEENTH AVENUE
EXTENSION, .).¥. McQuade secretary, office
59 and lio .'\Ii-rc lianls' E3c<liKnge
COMMISSIONERS FISH, office 401 California
COMMISSIONERS HARIIOR, offi -e 10 Cal
COMMISSIONERS OF INSANITY, office New
Citv Hall, basement
COMMISSIONERS PARK, Safe Deposit Build-
ing, 3J8 Montgomery, room 'z2
COMMISSIONERS PILOT, office 34 Merchants'
Excliange
COMMISSIONERS POLICE, office Old City
Hnll. first fi.ior
COMMISSIONERS REVENUE FUND, office
New Citv Hall
COMMISSIONERS SAN FRANCISCO FIRE
DEPARTMENT, office Old City Hall, first
floor
COMMISSIONERS WATER, office New City
Hall, first ii .or
Commonwealth Consolidated Mining Co. (Tuscarora) ,
Charles A. Morse secretary, office 217 Sansom
room 8
Commouwealth Insurance Co. (fire) of Boston, A. B.
Forbes general agent, C. J. Van TasS'.'l manager,
office 21') Sausum
Compagnie Generale Transatlantique (New York and
Havre), J. F. Fugazi agent, office C14 Washington
Campania Mcxicana, Agricoia, Inunstrial y Coloniza-
dora (De Terrenos del Colorado) , Thomas Dain
secretary, office 724 k. Market, room 20
Comper .James, clerk, r. 215 Linden
Compo Joseph, oiltinisher Andrew Geishaker, r. 735
Brannan
Comptoir D Escompte de Paris, C. de Guigne agent,
office 401 California
Com pton Edmund L., salesman William A. H. God-
frey, r. 109 O'Farrell
Compton G. W., conductor Market St. R. R.
Compton James, cooper, r. 510 Davis
Comstook Agnes Mrs., compositor Spirit of the Times,
r. 784 Folsom
Comstock Charles C, mariner, r. 210 Powell
Comstock Clarence B., r. 784 Folsom
Comstock E., bookkeeper A. E. Mintie & Co., r. 12
Adair
Comstock George, clerk Joseph C. Bates, r. 2412 Pine
Comstock George H., salesman C. T. Raynolds k Co.,
r. 411 Geary
Comstock J. F. O., lieutenant Underwriters Fire Pa-
trol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker, r. 49 Tehama
Comstock Mary Mrs. (wi-low) , r. 708 Pme
Comstock Mining Co. (St.)rey Co., Nev.). J. P. Moore
secretary, offl''e 220 Montgomery
Comstock Sar.ih T. (widow) , r. 784 Folsom
Comstock Stables, Ki hard Smith proptr, 524 Third
Com.stock William, uphol.--terer, r. 042 Mission
Comte Augustus Jr., general manager Fran, o- American
Savings Bank, office 428 Montgomery, r. 24 Twelfth
Comt ■ Frank, wiues and liquors, NW cor Broadway
and Powell, r. 1613 Leavenworth
Comyns John, fruits, r. 326 Seventh
Comyns Laurence, siiipculker, r. 14 Frederick
Comyns Maurice, shijicarpenti r. r. 705 Natoma
Conaghan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 521
Howard
Conaghy Archie, teamster, r. 2 Washington
Cona::an Mary (widow), r. 22 Garden
Conahan Owen, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
Conane Owen, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Cunaut Augustus F., drayman, office 404 Davis, r. 900
Greenwich
Conaut Ben.iamin H., fancy goods, 1137 Jj Mission
Couant George B., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1102 Taylor
I Conbalade Albine, nurse, r. 818 Broadway
Conboie George, superintendent Sears, Pickett k Dow-
I ling, r. 114 Fourth
I Conboy Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Conboy George, bookkeeper, r. 335 Shipley
Conboy George, porter Charles Langley k Co.
Conboy John, r. 10 Anthony
Conboy Michael J., policeman City Hall, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Concanuon Annie Miss, domestic 437 Eddy
Cou/annon James, stamp agent, r. 425 Twi nly-second
Concaunun Luke, groceries and liquors, 1577 Market
Concannon Thomas, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Concordia Club, rooms 102 O'Farrell
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Concordia Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Virginia City,
NfcV.), Julius Buhlert secretary, office 605 Clay,
rooms 8 and 9
CONCORDIA HAIiIi, George Heinz proptr, wines,
liquors, an 1 ci^ar-, 114 Dupont
Concordia H"tel, 'William Koch proptr, 907 Folsom
Concordia Mining Co. (Bodie.Mono Co., Cal.), George
A. Hidden becretary. office 310 Pine, room 27
Condee Georf;e M.. mining, office 330 Pine, room 48, r.
211S Van Xess Av
Condley James, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
Condon Bridget, domestic, 1916 Jackson
Condon Daniel, laborer, r. Florence, nr San Miguel
Condon David, deckhand stm Cora.. Washington St.
Wharf
Condon David, laborer, r. CS Brady
Condon Edmund, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 512
Mission
Condon Ellen (widow) , r. 9 Nevada
Condon E. W., teamster J. Morton & Co.
Condon Frederick, engineer Tug Minnehaha, r. 320
Vallejo
Condon Hannah Miss, domestic 859 Mission
Condon Henry C, clerk P. Richards, r. 317 Green
Condon H. M". milkman, r. Buchanan btt Union and
Filbert
Condon James A., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 160
Xatoma
Condon To!.n /Donovan >^ Co.), r. 2fi9 Jessie
Condon John, with Michael Bntler, r. 846 Howard
Condon John D., cdbjnetmaker, r. 113 Clinton
Condon Lizzie Miss, machine operator Buchingham &
Hecht, r. 1^.53 Stevenson
Condon Maria Mr8», furniehC'l rooms, 503 Minna
Condon Msrj- Miss, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Condon Maurice, laborer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Condon Mtnirice, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Condon Michael, machinist, r. 160 Matoma
Condon Piitrick, lai-orer, r. W s Jan Jos6 Av, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Condon P.i'chard T., collector, r. 1310 Broderick
Condon Sarah (widowj , r. 1310 Broderick
Condon Sarah C. (widow), r. 1407 Folsom
Condon Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Condon Thtmas, miner, r. 346 Fourth
Condon Thom.'^s D., expres.s mtssehger Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 1407 Fcdsom
Condon William, currier Laguna Tannery, r. Union,
nr Octavia
Condon William, (-peculator, r. Golden Eatrle Hotel
Condre Jean, vegetables, 35 Colombo Market
Condrick Ellen Miss, r. N s Alta Pi, nr Kearny
Condrick William, shoemaker Buckingham ^c Hecht,
r. 136 Ji Ross- Av
Condrin James T., porter Lilienthal & Co., r. NW cor
Fillmore and Page
Condrotte Jo.-^eph, laborer, r. E s Capp, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth, rear
Condrotte Jf'6i-pli, waiter Joseph Hubert, r. 305 Jessie
Condry Michael, seaman, r. 8 Sherwood PI
Condry S. W., htore room Palace Hi del
Condwell Waller, laborer, r. 10l8 Clay
Cone Henry, piano tuner Matthias Gray, 117 Post
Cone Jnnies H., watchman stm Senator, r. 1636 Eddy
COXE WALTER S., r.l52.-. Wa.'-hiugton
Couens Gerhard, coulectioner Scbroth & Westerfeld,
r. 228 Kearny
Conens Herwian, laborer Cal. Sugar Reflnerj-, r. 2
Haywanl
Coney Alexander, sexton Congregation Sherith Israel,
r. 616 Laguna
Coney Charles W. H., coal weigher Seattle Coal Co.,
r. 4:^8 Hayes
Coney Edwaid. capitalist, r. 509 Minna
Coney Elkan. pluinber C. Waters, 30 O Farrell
Contidtnce Silv.r Mining C". (Gold Hill. Ntv.), Rich-
ard Wegt'iior secretary, office 414 California
Congdoi). -Mrs., cloiikmaker. r. 136 hi.xth
Congdon I!ciija:i.iii. bimtbuiliier, r. 5 Uiiicon Court
CONGDOX GEORGE, real e.stKte, office 40 Nevada
Block, r. 3-U Ma-^on
Congrtou Hannah .Miss, domestic 1227J<J Clay
Congdou Hannah Miss, doincf-tii' 1023 Washington
Congdon Henry, bnatbuilder John lU-ed, r. 5 Riucon
Court
Congdon Henry, bookkeeper Miller & Co.
Congdon Heniy B.. mining and real estate, 240 Mont-
gomery, pioiii 3, r. 2418 Sacramento
Congdi-n Joseph H., cashi< r Miller & Co., r. 1915 Eddy
Congdon Julia (widow) . r. 447 First
Conger B<-njamin T., job printer, 622 Clay, r. Berkeley
Conger Charles C, stockbroker, office 113 Leidesdorflf,
room 3, r. 1420 Broadway
Congregational (Chinese! Mission House, 5 Brenham
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CIETY, Rev. Frederick E. Shearer a^^tnt, 757
Market
Congress Mine (Mohave City, Arizona), Thomf.6 Dain
Secretary, office 724 hi Market, room 20
Conhy L. Miss, r. 2122 Bush
Couiar Rosie (widow), r. 1114 Kearny
Conjoyeua Maria (widow), r. 5 Boardman
Conklin Alice (widow), r. 1616 Bush
Conklin Charles P., salesman P. k F. G. Ccn"';lin, r.
28 Sansom
Conklin Frank, stationery, r. 310 Fifth
Conklin Frank G. (P. & F. G. Conklin), r. Oakhmd
Conklin John, driver Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 15. u Hyde
Conklin John, hostler Ci ntral R. R.
Conklin Kate A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 310 Fifth
Conklin Maurice, capitalist, r. 310 Fifth
Conk. in Michael, clerk, r. 310 Fiith
Conklin P. & F. G., proptrs California Glove Co., 28
Sansom
Conklin Piatt (P. & F. G. Conklin), r. 2213 Steiner
Conklin Thomas C, brushmaker, r. 523 Sixth
C<mklin William G., canvasser, r. 28Jii Park Av
Conkdu William M., r. 310 Fifth
Conkling .\bby (widow) , r. 1401 Jackson
Conkling David, stockbroker, r. 712 Grove
Conkling G. W., gentg furnishing goods, 610 Market,
r. io.*) Mason
Conkling Thomas, salesman, r. 1401 Jackson
Conian Christopher, laborer, r. 662 Harrison
Conlan John, carpenter, r. NW cor Eighteenth and
Castro
Conlan John H., clerk Bush & Scudder, r. 1512 Folsom
iConlan K:ite Miss, domestic 1528 Clay
Ic.mlau Maria Miss, dressmaker Morrow & Co., r. Cen-
tral Pacific Hotel
Conlan Mary E. Mrs. r. 23 Stevenson Ay
Conlan Michael, labirer, r. .561 Bryant
Conlan Patrick, r. 1512 FoLrom
Conlan. See Coulin and Coulon
Coulfss John, expressman, SE cor Jackson and Du-
pont, r. 242 Clementina
Conley Arthur, labirer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Couley Arthur, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Conley Charles E., laborer Union Box Factory, r. 1120
Mission
Conley Cornelius, laborer, r. 1107 Clay
Conley Edward, molder, r. 305 Fremont
Couley Frank, tinner, r. 15 College PI
Conley Janus, r. 519 Sacramento
Conley James, laborer, r. 15 College PI
Couk-y James, painter, r. 449 Jessie, rear
I Couley John, r. S 8 Eighth, bet Harrison and Folsom
I Conley John, barkeeper Cosmopolitan Saloon, r. 435
; Eddy
I Conley John, contractor, r. 1120 Mission
j Conley John, laborer, r. 5>4.H Natoma
Couley Martin, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
I . 727 Harrison
j Couh y Mary Mii-s, cook 1521 Washington
C'onl' y Michael, laborer, r. 37 Baldwin Court
Conhy Patrick, firuuiaii Pac Oil and Lead \\orks
Conley Patrick, labiircr William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Conley R. Mrs., r. 2(IH Eddy
Coiiiey Roger, with John Keutficld
Conley Thomas, laborer, r. 119 Welsh
Ciiiley Thomas, longshoreman C. E. Haseltiue
Conhy TlKiuii.'", wareliouseman.r. Fourth Street Hotel
Conley William, coudtictor Market St. and Hay s Val-
I ley R. R., r. SW cor Steiner and Eddy
I Couley William, laborer, r. 1126 Harrison
j Conley. See Couly, Connelly, and Connolly
' Conliii Catharine (widow;, r. 17 Sherwood PI
i Conliu Christopher, laborer Diggiiis Bros.
j Coulin Ellen Miss, domesnc 113 Eleventh
I Coulin Francis, sawyer Pioneer Steam Marble Works,
I r, 425 !i Chnu-ntina
' Conlin Henry, steam and gasfilter, r. .552 Folsom
Conliu Hugh, local policeman, r. SE cor Eddy and
[. Van Ness Av
; Conliu James (Conlin A: Roberts), r. 213 Grove
' Conlin Jumcs, laborer, r. 715 Sievenson
' Conlin Janus, laborer, r. 268 Jessie, rear
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Conlin James, local policeniMi. r. 311 Austin
Conlin James, policemau, r. 1907 Washingt n
Conlin Jame?, waiter Cochran & Sam, r. Overland
House
Conlin John, carptnter and bnilder, r. 3012 Mission
Conlin John, couductnr Omnibus R.R.. r. ('i(i2 Harrison
Conlin John, watchman Pac. Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Conlin John J., coutrnctor, r. S'l.s Jliuua
Conlin Kate Miss, dome^-tii- 118 Pagv
Conlin M., laborer. Pac-fic Mail S. s. Co.
Conlin Mathew, scoloper Buckingham & Hecht, r.
18.53 Stc'ven.son
Conlin Michai-l. laborer, r. 3 Gilbert, rear
Conlin Patrick, porter Grand Hotel
Conlin Patrii k, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
18.53 Stevenson
Conlin Robert, sash and blindiuaker, r. 552 Folsom
Conlin Thomas, baker, r. 400 Tyler
Conlin Thomas, eoalpasserPachc Mail S.S. City of New
York
Conlin Thomas, hostler N.B. and Mission R. R., r. 150
Clara
Conlin Thomas, inetalroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 706
N.itoma
CONLIN <Si ROBERTS (James Conlin, and John
C. Roberts) . metal roofers, 728 Mission
Conling Owi^n, tanner Samiiel Bloom
Conloge Daniel, teamster James McDevitt,911 Sansom
Conlou Bernard, whitener, r. 4 Sherwood PI
Conlon Edward, laborer, r. 210 Mason
Conlon Helen (widow) , r, 813 Howard
Conlon Honora, fancy goods, 707 Hyde
! Conlon John J., printer Cal. Cigar Box Co., r. 425}^
I Clementina
j Conlon Matthew, teamster Armes & Dallam, r. 1129
Harrison .
Conlon Michael (Fitzgerald & Conlon), r. 707 Hyde^
I Conlon Michael, liquor saloon, 924 Brannan, r. i
I Hamxjshire
! Conlon Patrick, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r
I Minna ,
I Conlon Patrick, porter Grand Hotefl, r. 12 Polk
] Conlon Virginia Miss, teacher, r. 9\5 Natoma
I Conlon. See Conlan and Conlin ^^
i Conly Mrs., r. 233 First
I Conly and Gowell Consolidated Gold Mining
(Plumas Co., Cal.), .\braham Halsey secretary,
office 314 Montgomery
Conly Daniel, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10
I Steuart, r. 407 Main
Conly John, banker, r. 418 Leavenworth
Conly John, hostler, r. IG Antonio
' Conly John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Fran-
; Cisco
' Conly Michael, boxmaker C. Thiebaut, r. 427 Shipley
1 Conly. See Conley, Connelly and Connolly
I Conmy T. C. comxjositor Frank Eastman, r. 933 Hear
! Conn Edward J., sawmaker GO'J Mission, r. 27 Haight
) Conn Francis, foreman Union Pac. Salt Co., r. Ill
I Twenty-fourth
1 Conn Richard, tinner W. S. Ray .t Co.. r. 27 Haight
1 Conna John, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R.
I Counahan Corueliuf, milk dairy, W s Mission, 5}$
miles from City Hall
Connahan John Neal, farmer. Ocean House Boad.nr
Industrial School
Connahan Katie Miss, cigarmaker Sites, Mayer &
Lachmau, r. 104 Freelon
Connahan Madge, housekeeper Brunswick House
CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
Oliver Hawes general agent, office 403 (. aliforuia
Connei ticut Mutual Life lusuriince Co. (Hartford,
Conn.). James B. Roberts late general agent, office
315 California, room 4
Connell Charles H., whitener and plasterer, r. 1028
Pacific
Connell Cornelitts, clerk Dennis T. Murphy, r. 1061
Folsom
Connell Cornelius, plasterer Thomas Winters
Connell Dennis, laborer, r. NW cor Polk and Filbert
Connell Dennis, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 7
Junijjer
Connell Elizabeth (widow), r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Ellen (widow) . r. NE cor Devisadero and
Fulton
Connell Hugh, gardener, r. 12i! Eighth
Connell Hugh, laborer, r. 3 McCormack
Connell 0., r. 321 Pacific
Connell J., machinist Risdon I. andL. Works
Connell J., printer Alta Caliioruia,r. 11 Leroy PI
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Connell James D., builder, r. 1028 Pacific
Connell James P., carpenter, r.907 Shotwell
Connell John, cUrk Redington & Co., and extraman
Engine No. 8 S. F. F. D., r. cor Pacific and Van
Ness .\v
Connell John, laborer, r. 21 Anthony
Connell John, laborer, r. 24 Minna
Connell John, laborer William Ryan, nr Ocean View
House
Connell John, longshoreman, r, 38 Tehama
Connell John, steward S. S. Great Republic
Connell Joseph, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 132 Barthtt
Connell Slatrgie Miss, dressmaker, r. 552 Folsom
Connell Mnry, domestic 1M20 Clay
Connell ilary I. Miss, assistantValencia Street Gram-
mar '^' hool. r. 907 Shotwell
Connell Michael, r. 56 Minna
Connell Michael, grocer, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Ellen Av
Connell Michael, shoemaker, r. 434 Stevenson
Connell Nora Miss, domestic 1914 Howard
Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 421 Broadway
Couneli Patrick, lab rer Andrew Onderdonk
Connell Patrick, laborer, r. 76 Natoma
Connell Peter#p]asterer, r. 2220 Mission
Connj^l Philip, bricklayer and stonemason
Natoma
Connell Thomas (Brearty & Connell),
Polk and Market
Connell Thomas, boilerniaker. r. 14 Tehama
Connell Thomas, laborer, r. 908 Sansom. rear
Connell Timothy, labcinr, r. 410 V' Natoma
ConneU Timothy, laborer, r. 6!^ ililler PI, rear
ConneU Timothy G., driver Bernard Miller, r. Waldo
House
Connell William, fireman stm Mary Garratt, r.
Stockton
Connell William, salesman Patrick Murphy, r. 939
Bryant
Connelly , r. 31 Eddy
Connelly A. H. (Connelly, Nye & Co.). r. Lick House
Connelly Bernard W., miner, r. 1015 Powell
Connelly Cornelius, yard master Central Pac. R. R.,
r. 1929 Howard
Connelly Edward, driver United Carriage Co., r. 1G4
Jessie
Connelly Edward, laborer, r. 915 Hyde
Coiiuelly Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
Sierra, ur Georgia
Connelly Elizabeth, domestic George P. Theller, SW
cor Church and Fifteenth
Connelly Ellen, domestic 11U8 Bush
Connelly F.. longshoreman C. E. Ha.seltine
Connelly Frank J., with R. B. Gentry A: Co., r. 12
Haight
Connelly J., r. 1108 Sacramento
Connelly James (James Connelly & Co.), r. W s Chat-
tanooga, ur Twenty-Sr.st
Connelly James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. ■J4
Minna
Connelly James & Co. (Lewis Borle), furnitur-; and
bedding. 217 Bush
Connelly John, bartend'r, r. 1131 Howard
Connelly John, cook, r. 115 Shipley
Connelly John, expressman, liOli Market, r. 80 Jessie
Connelly John, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiauaaud Sierra
Connelly John, laborer, r. i:.05 Broadwey
Connelly John, teamster, r. Oak Street Hou.se
Connelly John D., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
916 Montgomerv
Connelly John J., physician, r. 202 Sixth
Connelly Margaret (widow) , r. 414 Beale. rear
Connelly Jlsrgaret (widow), with Mary Riley, S s Old
Ocean House Road, nr Alms House
Connelly JIartin, junk, r, Cr^H Brannan
Connelly Martin, laborer, r. 12 Veroiia, rear
Connelly Martin, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Connelly Martin, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Connelly Martin, wood and coal, 1068 Howard, r. 227
Clara
Connelly Mary Miss, domestic 10O7 Stockton
Connelly Mary .\. Miss, dressmaker, r. E s York, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Connelly Michael, expressman, r. E a York, bet Mari-
posa and Solano
Connelly Michael, laborer, r. 305 Capp
Connelly Michael, laborer Patrick Mitchell, r. Silver
Av, bet Mis-ion and San Bruno R lad
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Connelly, Nye & Co. (\. H. Connelly, and David
Nye) , Goodenough Horse Shoeing Society, 177
Jessie
Connelly Patrick, r. 521 Pacific
Connelly Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Connelly Patrick, laborer, r. 1029 Vallejo
Connelly Patrick, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
CouLiilly Patrick, teamster, r. Potr roAv,nr Sixteenth
Connelly Peter, contractor, r. 646 Stevenson
Connelly Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Illinois, nrNapa
Connelly Timothy, liquor saloon, SW cor First and
Mission, r. 'l^y'Si Mission
Connelly William, mattrassmaker James Connelly
A; Co., r. 832 Vallejo
Connelly William R.. brassfinisher. r. E s York, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Connelly. See Conley, Conly, Connolly, aud Conolly
Conner A. Sarah (widow), r. 620 Pine
Oinner Elizabeth (widow) , r. 40.5 Powell
Conner J. M., carpenter, r. 219 Mason
C'lnuer John. hackJriver, r. 326 Kearny
COXXKR JOHN W., real estate, office 004 Mer-
chant, r. 504 Second
Cornier Lawrence, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 346
Bealc
Conner Jlattie Miss, r. 326 Kearny
Conner Nonie Miss, clerk Bradley & Rulofson, r. Oak-
land
Conner Richard, blacksmith, r. 326 Kearny
Conner Samuel A., compositor The Argonaut, r. 715
Huward
Conner. See Connor and O'Connor
Couuers Annie, domestic Olii O'Farrell
Conners Christina Mrs., laundress, r. 908 San, rear
Conners Daniel, rigger and stevedore, r. NE cor
Montgomery and Filbert
Conners Daniel, seaman, r. S s Union, nr San, rear
(Conners Hermann, laborer, r. 2 Ha.vward, rear
Couuers Jeremiah, laborer, r. 250 Clementina
(Jonuers John (Floyd & Conners) , r. 2020 Bush
Conners John (Murphy & Conners), r. Oakland
Conners Johu, deckhand slm Alice Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Conners John, expressman, r. 242 Clementina
Conners Julia Bliss, dressmaker, r. 315 Fifth
Conners Martin, fireman Central Pac. R. R. Co's stm
Transit
Conners Mary Mrs., janitress North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 115 Valparaiso
Conners Merritt T., carpenter, r. 1405 Scott
Conners Michael, laborer, r. 349 Tehama
Conners Oscar, molder Weed & Kingwell, r. Scott,
bet Geary aud O'Farrell
Conners Patrick, laborer, r. 428 Broadway
Conners Patrick, laborer, r. 140 '4 Freelon
Conners Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Coun.rs Robert, molder Weed & Kiugwell, r. Scott,
j bet Geary and O'Farrell
Conners Thomas, fireman Engine No. 12, Gov. Irwin,
; S. F. Fire Dept
I Conners Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
I Conners William, carpenter, r. 26 Turk
! Conners. See Connors and O'Connors
j Connerton Owen, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eighth and Natnua
! Connerton Thomas, i)orter Presentation Convent, r.
; 609 Lombard
Conuess Johu, cari)enter, r. 22 Allen
ConnesK Johu Jr., workman U. S. Mint, r. 946 Howard
Conness Patrick, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Counick John, master tug Richard Holyoke, r. 3
Hamilton PI
Conniff Jamcs,^ lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co. and
e.vtraman Engine No.9,S. F. F.D., r. 313 Main
Conniff Jeremiah, teamster James McGlone, r. N 8
Fell, bet Devisadero and Scott
Conniff Job. ph D., clerk Morning Call, r. 211 Page
Conniff Michael, contractor, r. 927 Bryant
Conniff Nicholas, contractor, r. 29 Welsh
Conniff I'eter, boottreer Buckingham .t Hecht, r.
Rose Av, bet Octavia and Lnguna
Conniff Thomas, tinsmith P. M. S. S. Co., r. Third,
bet Harrison and Folsom
Conniff Thomas F., clerk Buckingham & Hecht, r. 211
Page
Conniff William, r. 1807 Jessie
Cnnnifi'. Sec Cuniffe and Cunuiff
Connigan Patrick, laborer New City Hall, r. 908 San-
som, rear
Conning Arthur, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Conning Robert, clerk, r. 1524 California
Conning Stephen, carpenter Couk & Trounson, r. 768
Bryant
ConnoUj- Annie, domestic 913 Pine
Connolly Benjamin, waiter, r. 931 }<> Howard
Conuolly Catherine (widow), liquor saloon, 898 Front
Connolly Daniel, laborer, r. 2752 Bush
Connolly Daniel, policeman City Hall, r. 212 Clara
Connolly Daniel, stevedore K. C. Freese
Connolly Dennis, plasterer, r. IS'i Folsom Av
Connolly Edward, bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r.
232 Jessie
Connolly Edward, wines and liquors, 18 Leidesdorff,
r. 1112 Leavenworth
Connolly Ellen, domestic 1203 Sutter
Connolly Francis, laborer, r. 30 Welsh, rear
Connolly Frank, coalpasser S. S. Great Republic
Conuolly Frank M., waiter Capital Restaurant, r. 22
Miller PI
Connolly James, expressman, NW cor Dupont and
Geary, r. S s O'Farrell, nr Pierce
Connolly James, laborer, r. 65 Everett
Connolly James, laborer, r. 101 Gilbert
Connolly James D., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
265 Jessie
Connolly James E., deputy superintendent of streets,
r. 5'.; Tehama
Connolly Jane, lodgings, 28 First
Connolly Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham &. Hecht,
r. 274 Minna
Connolly J. J., assistant Washington Evening School,
r. 'jax Sixth
Connolly Johu,r. SW cor Fifteenth and Valencia
Connolly John, expressman, r. 13 Bourdman PI
Connolly John, laborer, r. 101 Gilbert
Connolly John, laborer, r. 250 Jlinua
Connolly John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. W s
Lake Honda
Connolly John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Connolly Johu, local policeman Occidental Hotel
Conuolly John, teamster, r, cor Iowa and Yuba
Connolly John, teamster L. R. Myers & Co., r. 57
Boardman PI
Connolly John G., tailor Henry Harmon, r. NE cor
California aud Dupout
Connolly John J., driver Hose 3, S. F. F. D.. r, E 8
Folsom, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Connolly Joseph, sawyer Andrew Frei, r. 531 Bryant
Connolly Josie Mrs., assist.int Greenwich Street Pri-
marv School, r. 202 Sixth
Connolly M., captain Pacific Mail S. S. China
Conuolly Maggie, domestic Robert Robiusou, r. 45
Liberty
Connolly Martin, boilermaker Union Iron W'orke, r.
67 Clementina
Conuolly Mary Miss, r. 14 '-j Langtou, rear
Connolly Mary (widow), varieties. 1109 Pierce
Connolly Maurice, laborer, r. 133 Shipley
Connolly Michael, expressman, NW cor Seventh and
Howard, r. cor Eighteenth and Bryant
Connolly Michael, horseshoer P. Cummings, r. 330
Stevenson
Conuolly Michael, laborer, r. 22 Natoma
Connolly Michael, laborer, r. 274 Minna
Connolly Michael, live stock dealer, r. Five-Mile
Hou.se, E s San Bruno, Road, five miles from City
Hall
Connolly Michael, varnisher. r. 727 Harri.sou
Connolly Michael T., proprietor London House, 222)i
Fourth
Connolly Owen, butcher, r. '29 Waller
Connolly Patrick, boilermaker, r. '20 Folsom Av
Connolly Patrick, bootfitter, r. 5 Ashburtou PI
Connolly Patrick, clerk delivery department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r- 968 Harrison
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. 22 Natoma
Conuolly Patrick, laborer, r. '28 Clinton
Connolly Patrick, laborer, r. '28 Ritch, rear
Connolly Patrick, lab<.irer, r. W a Nebraska, nr Six-
tieuth
Connolly Patrick, plasterer, r. 2752 Bush
Conuolly Peter (Conuolly & Kiernan) , r. 25'26 Mission
Connolly Peter, laborer, r. 10 Heron
CouuoUy Samuel, waiter stm Ancon. Broadway
Wliarf
Connolly Terrence, butcher Michelssen, Brown & Co.,
r. 6 Laskie
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Connolly Terrence F., boarding, 37 Minna
Connolly Thomas, foreman Beale Street Warehouse,
r. 4 Lawrt-nce PI
Connolly Thomas, laborer, r. 3045 Sixteenth
Connolly Thomas, longshoreman, r. 7 Bernard
I Connolly Thomas, poultry and game, 9 and 11 S. F.
I Market, r. 411 Oak
Connolly Thomas N., shoemaker, r. NW cor Court-
I land Av and c'herubusco
I Connolly Tim^tby, laborer, r. Gough, nr Vallejo
' Connolly Timothy, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 571
Howard, rear
I Connolly Timothy F., driver Market St. K. R., r. 1835
j Howard
j Connolly William, clerk Emerson Adams, r. 29 Waller
I Connolly William, machinehand L.& E.Emanuel r
I 531 Bryant
I Connolly & Kiernan (P. Connolly and T. J. Kiernan),
I liquor saloon. Dunbar Alley", rear Old City Hall
' Connor C. F., r. 333 Geary
j Connor Daniel, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick, r. 625
Davis
I Connor Dennis, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
j Connor Edward, master ship Dashing Wave, office
Pier 11, Steuart
( Connor Edward, r. y04 Kearny
Connor Ellen, domestic 544 Minna
• Connor Francis, master S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
] Co., r. 333 Geary
] Connor James, wood and coal, 113 Shipley
; Connor John (T. W. Floyd & Co.) , r. 731 Harrison
I Connor John, engineer Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
1 Steuart. nr Folsom
I Connor John, fireman stm Constaace, Jackson St.
j Wharf
j Connor John (Onesti & Connor) , r. 133 Gongh
I Connor John, fireman stm Salinas, NE cor Second and
! Brannan
i Connor John, laborer, r. 741 Market
Connor John, stockbroker, r. 1120 Harrison
j Connor John J., hackdriver David J. Foley, r. 1805}^
I Stockton
Connor Joseph, tinsmith William Cormack, r. NW cor
I Filbert and Polk
; Connor J. P.. r. 33 Hoff Av
\ Connor J. S., r. 746 Mission
] Connor Kate Miss, r. S'22 Shotwell
' Connor Martin, laborer, r. 230 Tenth
: Connor Mary A., (widow) . r. 20 Hampton PI
; Connor Michael, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., r. .31 Clara
' Connor Michael, ijorter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 551 Minna
Connor Owen, laborer, r. 24 Converse
' Connor Patrick, boatman, r. 210 Union
I Connor Patrick, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
I Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 242 Seventh
I Connor Patrick, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 429 Clem
! Connor Patrick, shoemaker, r. 115 Valparaiso
I Connor Patrick, stockbroker, r. 518 Tyler
I Connor Peter, firemau, r. 32 ii Freelon
I Connor Rose (widow), r. 1112V. Harrison
I Connor Thomas, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. C
Rose Av
I Connor Thomas, laborer stm Bullion. Selbv Smelting
I Works
Connor Thomas, marblepolisher, r. 661 Minna
I Connor Timothy, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
j Connor Timothy, stockdealer, r. 3 Park PI
Connor William, porter Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co. and baker, r. 7 Webster
I Connor William W., policeman City Hall, r. 330
I Twenty-fourth
j Connor. See Conner
Connors Daniel, laborer, r. 416 Clementina
I Connors David, laborer New City Hall, r. W 8 Larkin,
bet O'Farrell and Geary
Connors David, longshoreman, r. 10 Downey, rear
Connors Dennis, baker Michael Currau, r, 13 Gil-
bert
Connors Dennis, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. E.
Connors Edward, dairyman. Twenty-ninth, nr Italian
Hospital
Connors Edward, laborer, r. 37 Minna
Connors J. A., speculator, r. 314 Bush
Connors James, hostler, r. 446 Brannan
Connors Jeremiah, capitalist, r. 346 Fourth
Connors John, gardener, r. 227 Dora
Connors John, laborer, r. 112 Shipley
Connors John, laborer, r. 115 Second
Connors John, laborer, r. 737 Brannan
Connors John, moulder Fulton Iron Works, r. 305
Fremont
Connors John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 1120
Harrieim
Connors John, steamboatman, r. NE cor Davis and
Jackson
Connors Joseph, bootmaker, r. 1006 McAllister
Connors J. R., shipcarpentcr Matthew Turner
Connors Julia Miss, laundress, r. 25 Minna
Connors Maurice, dairyman Megilligan and Clark, r.
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Connors Michael, blacksmith Omnibus R. R. r. 31
Clara
Connors Michael, boilermakerRisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 349 Teliama
Connors Michael, laborer, r. 125 Clinton, rear
Connors Michael, laborer, r. 551 Minna
Connors Patrick, carpenter, r. 551 Minna
Connors Patrick, carptnter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
lOS Seventh
Connors Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Connors Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Bryant Av
Connors Patrick, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. SW. cor
Fi>lsom and Spear
Connors Patrick, laborer, r. 106 Freelon
Connors Patrick, longshoreman, r. N s Vallejo, nr
Sansom, rear
Connors Patrick, quarantine boatman, r. N s Union,
bet Sansom and Montgomery
Connors Patrick, shoemaker, r. 115 Valparaiso
Connors Thomas, blacksmith, r. 518 Mission
Connors Thomas, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 1402 Bush
Connors Thomas, deckhand stm Bullion, Hyde St.
Wharf
Connors Thomas, glovemaker G. M. Shores
Connors Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Connors Thomas, shoemaker, r. 6. Rose Av
Connors Timothy, laborer, r. 28 First
Connors William, riveter Fulton Iron Works, r. 553
Howard, rear
Connors William, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 446 Jessie
Connors William, speculator, r. 424 Broadway
Connors. See Conuers and O'Connor
Connorton Bessie Miss, domestic 21 Oak
Connorton Daliah (widow), r. 10 Salmon
Connorton Edwin, newspaper carrier, r. 10 Salmon
Connorton John, lather, r. 10 Salmon
Connorton Joseph, clerk J. Kenny, r. 10 Salmon
Connot Alfred, confectioner, r. 5U3 Union
Conohau William H., shipcarpenter, r. 235 Sixth
Conolin Michael, soap peddler, r. 3 Gilbert
Conolly Edward A., mason, r. 622 Larkin
Conolly Michael, laborer, r. 247 Clementina
Conolly Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Clara
Conor Francis, lapidary, 223 Kearny, r. 332 Turk
Conorty Ann (widow), r. SW cor Har and Thirteenth
Conover Annie (widow), r. 1121 Mission
Conrad Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Eureka
Conrad Charles, barkeeper Eggers and Spear, r. 700
Mission
Conrad Christian, clerk Redington & Co., r. 1527
Ellis
Conrad David, wholesale fruits and nuts, NW cor
Front and Washington, r. 441 Tyler
Conrad George (Huck Jt Conrad), r. 813 Mission
Conrad George, beerl)ottler, r. 445 Jessie
Conrad Henry, deckhand stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf
Conrad Henry, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. SW cor
Fourth and Minna
Conrad Henry .\., carpenter and builder, C18 Califor-
nia, r. 024 Filbert
Ccnrad John, seaman schr Tartar
Conrad Julius, teamster Digging Bros., r. 2512 Sut-
ter
Conrad Louis, porter Russ House
Conrad Mary (widow), fancy goods, 151 Seventh
Conrad Octavio, compositor, r. 324 Sutter
Conrad William A., contractor and builder, r. 411
Larkin
Conrades Fred., oyster saloon, 612 Market, r. 1220
Howard
Conradi William, bookkeeper The German Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 1602 Geary
Conrads Alexander B., r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Couradt H. K. Julius, dentist, ofllce and r. 825 Kearny
Conrady Richard, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
lij'2'Xi Clara
Conran David, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment.
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewel r^. 101 H:n:eoinerySt
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Conran Thomas S., wholesale cutlery, of&ce 623 Mar-
ket, r. 17 Third
CoBr. . Cassius M. (F. D. C'-^nro & Son) , r. 809 Hyde I
COXRO F. D. & SON (Cassius il. Conro) , proptrs
Golden Age Flouring Mills, 717-721 Battery
Conro F. J. Mrs., seamstress S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Filimore and Steiner
Conro Frederick D. (F. D. Conro & Son), r. 809 Hyde
Conro George A., clerk F. D. Conro & Son, r.809 Hyde
Couroy Andrew, r. cor William and Henry, South S. F.
Conroy Ann (widow) , r. 6 Bartol, rear
Conroy Bridget (widow), r. NW cor Pacific Av and
Steiner
Conrov Daniel, mall clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 6 Hurl-
bert Pi
Couroy Edward C, deputy county tax collector, r.
1SU7 Dupont
Conrov Henry, wharfinger Green St. Wharf, r. 202
Hyde
Cenroy James, r. 15 Geneva
Conroy James, r. 1018 Clay
C;'nri)y James, clerk, r. 531 Linden
Cunroy Jame.s, farmer, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Ferrie ani Collins
Conroy James, laborer, r. 120 Shipley, rear
Conroy G., upholsterer Joseph II. Fulton, r. SE cor
Sixth and Bryant
Conroy John, farmer, S s Ocean House Road, 'hi mile
S industrial School
Conroy John, laborer Kew City Hall, r. Oakland
Conroy Julia Miss, r. (i Bartol, rear
Conroy Margaret (widow), r. 15 Geneva
Conroy Maurice, carpenter, r. 050 Mission
Conroy Michael, painter, r. W 8 Folsom, nr Precita
Av, rear, B. H.
Cv-.uroy Michael, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Couroy Michael, tailor, r. 721 Braunau
Conroy Michael C, r. 1707 Powell
Conroy Nicholas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 35
Frederick
Conroy Owen, painter Norman & Eckler, r. 1151 How
Conroy Patrick, carpenter, r. 444 J^ Nutoma
Conroy Patrick, driver Omnibus E. R., r. (i73 Howard
Couroy Patrick, tailor Nicholas Sweeny, r. 724 Bran
Couroy Peter, laborer, r. 1131^ Shipley, rear
Couroy Robert, driver Omuibus R. R., r. lOG Fourth
Couroy Thomas J., clerk, r. 1707 Powell
Conroy Walter, oarkeeper P. J. Dorcy & Co., r. 941
Clay
Couroy William J., finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 15 Geneva
Consani Achille, market, SE cor Dupont and Filbert,
r. -JOOo Stockton
COXSIDIXE JOHN, liqtior saloon, 211 Tehama,
r. 27 Clinton
Considiue Patrick, ship calker, r. 81 Natoma
Considiue Thomas, laborer Thompson Bros., r. 26
Clementiua
Consolidated Amador Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),
Frank B. Latham secretary, office 328 Mont
Consolidated Arizona Mininf.'Co. (Pima Co. Arizona),
J. W. Thompson secretary, office 310 Pine, rooms
y-11
Cwu.si/lidated Blue Gravel MiniugCo., James L. Fields
h< iretary, office 240 Mout;iomery, rooms 3-4
( viiSMiidatcd Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.),
Orlando U. Bogart secretary ,olHce 100 Leidesdorff
Cousulidated Dorado Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.), J.
JI. Buffington secretary, office 3U'J Cal, room 4
Cousulidated Esmeralda Mill and ^lining Co., H. E.
Parry secretary, office 309 Dupont, room 1
Cou.sMlldated Imperial Mining Co. (Gold Hill. Nev.),
W. E. Dean secretary, office 203 Bush, rcjom 3
Consolidated Pacific Mining Co. (Mono Cij.. Cal.),
Frederick E. Luty secretary, office 507 Mont
Consolidated Slate Range Mining Co. (San Bernar-
dino Co. Cal.), B. B. Mluor secretary, office 49
Nevada Bljck
CO-XSOl-IDATED VIRGINIA MINING CO,
(Storey Co. Nev.),A.W. Havens secretary, office
20 Nevada Block
Consolidated Wyoming Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co.,
Cal.), J. M. Buffiugtou secretary, office 309 Cali-
fornia, roiiui 4
CouHuuno Paolo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
C 'Ubfunt Frank, r. ■J14^, Sixth
Con.stant L., r. 637 Pacific
Coustautlue Andre, waiter, r. 1320 Stockton
Con.'^t intlne Edward, butcher, r. 1328 California, rear
Cons tautine John, cock Nicolo Givovich. r. 574 Fourth
Constantine John, laborer G.Wittman i Co., r. 10063^
Washington
Constine Abraham (Congtine Bros.), r. 623 Larkin
Constine Augustus, porter Feist, Frank & Co., r. 623
Larkin
Con.stine Brothers (Abraham, Macy, and Isaac), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and Larkin
Constine Emanuel, clt-rk John D. Fry, r. 023 Larkin
Constine Isaac (Constine Bros.), r. 623 Larkin
Constine Macy (Constine Bros.), r. 623 Larkin
Constitution Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), J. W. Pew
secretary, offic e 310 Pine, room 15
CONSrii ARGENTINE REPUBLIC, Charles
Baum, office 510 Battery
CONSUL AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE,
Rudolph H'lchk.jd -r. office 203 Front
CONSUL BELGIUM, Emil Grisar, office NW cor
Fifth and Tuwnseud
CONSUL BOLIVIA, Fraucisco Herrera, office 331
Montg'jmerv, room 14
CONSUL BRAZIL, David B. Blair consular agent,
I'ffii-e 413 California
CONSUL CHILI, Heurv Palacios, office 405 Front
CONSUL CHINA, Chen Shu Tang consul general,
Frederick A. bee consul, Sit Ming Cook vice con-
sul, office 917 Clay
CONSUL COSTA RICA, Jose Maria Tinoco con-
sul, office 3J3 Front
CONSUL DENMARK, Nicolai Sonniehsen, office
317 California
CONSUL ECUADOR, Francisco Herrera (acting),
office 331 MuUt;iMmerv, room 12
CONSUL FRANCE, "Antoine Forest, office 704
Washington
CONSUL GERMAN EMPIRE, Adolph Rosen-
thal, office 321 Baitcrv
CONSUL GREAT BRITAIN, W. Lane Booker,
utlice 319 Ciiliforuia
CONSUL GREECE (Vacant)
CONSUL GUATEMALA, Louis B. Parrott, othce
SO'i California
CONSUL HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, Henry W.
Severance, office 310 California
CONSUL HONDURAS (vacant). Francisco Her-
rera acting, ofhce 331 Montgomery, room 14
CONSUL ITALY, Count Diego Barriles, office 525
Front
CONSUL JAPAN, Kentaro Yauhgiya, office 309
Jones
CONSUL 3IEXICO, M. G. Pritchard, office 215
Sausom, room 7
CONSUL NETHERLANDS, James De Fremery,
office 410 Batti'ry
CONSUL NICARAGUA, Francisco Herrera, office
331 Jlontgomerv, room 14
CONSUL NORWAY AND SWEDEN, August
Bergi,'ien, office 40r. Montgomery
CON.SUL PERU, J. W. Grace, office 40 California.
room 2
CONSUL PORTUGAL, Francis Berton, Henry
Laidlev viee i-ousul, office 527 Clay
CONSUL RUSSIA, Vladimir Weletsky, office 7
South Piirii
CONSUL SALVADOR (vacant), Francisco Her-
rera acting, office 331 Montgomery, room 14
CONSUL SPAIN, Caniil 1 Martin, office 221 Sansom
CONSUL SWEDEN AND NOR^VAY, August
Berggren, office -iOi; ^lontgomery
CONSUL SWITZERLAND, Francis Berton,
office 527 Clay. Antoine Borel vice-consul, office
NW cor Montgomery and Clay
CONSUL TURKEY, George W. Gibbs, office 33
Fremont
CONSUL UNITED STATES OF COLOM-
BIA, Francisco Herrera, olhcc 331 Montgomery,
room 14
CONSUL URUGUAY, J. W. Grace, office 40 Cali-
fornia, room 2
Couti .\., butcher Occidental Hotel
Continental House, Edward McDevitt proptr, 510
Mission
Continental Insurance Co. (fire) of New York, K. B.
Forbes general agent, C. J. Van Tassel manager,
office 216 Sansom
Continental Lodging House, Joseph Reed proptr, 521
Pacific
CONTINENTAL OIL AND TRANSPORTA-
TION CO., OF CALIFORNIA, D. G. Sco-
fleld secretary, depot cor Fifth and Channel, office
120-122 Front
BULLOCK k JONES, 105 Montsromen'' Street, Manufacture Fi^ Shirts to Order.
CLOTHING at GEO. f OOMIS' PLA3A STORE, 706 to 716 Keamy St.
COX
223
COO
Cott'.aental Warehouse, Harley & Whltelaw proptrs,
f-it Second
Coutra Costa Laundry Association (Georce H. Hallett,
Hiuy Bartlett, and P. E. Dalton). offi.e 28 Sacra-
meuto, branches 13 Broadway," Market nr Fourih,
(.Of Second and Howard, 647 Clay, and 308 Bu.sh
Contriras Crisostomo, porter M. Freud & Sons, r. 1106
K'^arny
Coui -ras Frank, bootblack Frederick W. Miller, r. 12
Lincoln PI
CoDtf^ras John clerk, r. 1106Kearnv
Conv^^se George T., clerk, r. 600 Bush
Con Vf-rse Thomas M.. secretary Union Consolidated
Mining Co., S. F. Candle Co., and Empire Coal
C '., office 402 Front, r. COO Bush
ConvTV Edward, market, NE cor Hyde and Green, r.
r.'i)7 Hj-de
COX VIS CHARLES E., mining, office 402 Mont-
gimery, room 1, r. 1104 Sacramento
ConMs Mining Co. (Tusoarora, Xev.), T.E. Atkinson
secretary, office 318 Piue, room 11»
Convi^y George C, r. 260 Clementina
Conway Andrew J., porter Jones k Co., r. 652 Howard
Conway Ann Miss, domestic 8 Bond
Conwav Annie Miss, machine operator Buckingham
\- Hecht, r. 603 Hayes
Conway Bernard, fireman, r. 60 First
Conway Bernard, plasterer r. Sixth Street House
Coiiway Bernard, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Conwav Bernard, wines and liquors. 9y3 Market, r.
114" Turk
Conway Bridget (widow) , r. 6 Vincent
Conway Catherine (widow), r. 76 Clementina
Conwiiy Cornelius, laborer, r. 322 Austin
Conway Daniel, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Conway E. Mrs., janitor Tyler Street Primary School
Conway Edward I'., printer Garnier & Co., r. 10
Sixth
Conway Frank, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney, r. 152 Clara, rear
Conwiiy George, coppersmith Charles W. Smith, r. 27
Clara
Conwjy George F.,r. 107 Valparaiso
Conway Henry, teamster, r. 130 Hickory Av
Conway James, r. S s Silver Av, ur San Bruno Road
Conway James, r. Twenty-ninth Av, nr J, South S. F.
Conway James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Conway James, tailor, r. 21 ijlover
COXWAY JAMES, wines and liquors, 1200 Mar-
ker, and 1 Tyler, r. 32 Tyler
Conway James B., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 28 Stone
Conway James M., engineer, r. 107 Valparaiso
Conway Jane Miss, domestic 555 Harrison
Conway John, laborer, r. 0 Zoe
Conway John, laborer, r. N'E cor Louisiana and Sierra
Conway John, wholesale butcher, r. W s Utah, nr El
Dorado
Conway John H., mining secretary, 106 Leidesdorff,
r. >i BrenhamPl
Conway John M., boxmaker F. Korbel k Bros., r. 113
Shipley
Conway Julia (widow) , r. E s Second Av, nr Sixteenth,
rear
Conway Eate (widow), r. 322 Austin
Conway M. Miss, glovemaker F. H. Busby
Conway Martin J., liquor saloon, 420 Drumm
Conway Mary E. Mrs., seamstress, r. 33 Pleasant
Conway Maurice, marblecutter. r. 324 Austin
Conway Mary, domestic 1508 Post
Conway Mary Miss, r. 125 Ellis
Couway Mary Miss, r. 2407 Howard
Conway Mary Miss, domestic 927 Tyler
Conway Mary A. Miss, domestic 529 Valencia
Conway Mary F., domestic 133 Lilly Av
Conway Michael, r. 244 Gilbert
Conway Michael, janitor Italian Hospital, SW cor
Twenty-eighth and Xoe
Conway Michael, laborer, r. 336 Fifth
Conwav Michael, seaman schr Golden Fleece, Folsom
St ."Wharf
Conway Michael, wellborer J. M. Comerford
Conway Michael" G., manuf saddles, harness, etc.,
673 Mission, r. 356 Minna
Couway Michael H., whitener, 922 Howard, r. NW cor
C'dumbia and Twenty-sixth
Conwcy Nellie (widow) , r. 244 Gilbert
Conway Owen, expressman, SE cor Fifth and Folsom,
r. 1314 Harrison, rear
Conway Patrick, coal and wood, 133 Second, r. 139
Minna
Couway Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Conway Patrick, marbleimlisher William Black, r.
113 ^ Clinton
Conway Patrick, milkman, r. Thirteenth Av, bet K
and L, South S. F.
Conway Patrick, pantryman 6tm Idaho, r. 130 Hickory
Av
Couway Patrick, porter stm Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Conway Patrick, wines and liquors, NE cor Sixteenth
and Dolores
Conway Peter, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 12
Anthony
Conwav Richard, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 34
Ritch
Conway Thomas, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
1ij07 Broderick
Conway Thomas, butcher, r. Butchertown, South S.F.
Couway Thomas, hackman Plaza, r. 121 Shipley
Couway Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
Conway Thomas, laborer, r. Railroad Av, nr Dolores
Conway Thomas, seaman, r. 130 Hickory Av .
Conway Thomas, tanner, r. 244 Gilbert
Couway Thomas, teamster Isid^r Guttc
Conway Timothy, coalpasser S. S. George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co.
Conway William, r. 257 Second
Couway William, laborer, r. "41 Market
Conway William, teamster James McD^vitt, 911 San-
soin
Conwell Thomas, carpenter, r. 23 De Boom
Conzallo Antoniue, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Conv William, hostler McCurd, Bridge & Co., r. 525
Pine
Conyc-r Arthur, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 733 How
Conyugham Malcolm S., seaman, r. 4 Park PI
Coogan Annie, domestic 612 CapXi
Coogan Isabella F. Miss, milliner, r. 1107 Sansom
Coogan John, watchman, r. W s Sansom, bet Union
and Green
Coogan Patrick, flagman Southern Pac. R. R. freight
depot, r. 507 Sixth
Coogan Thomas J., fireman, r. 1107 Sansom
Coogan William H., engineer, r. 723 Davis
Coogle Walter G., printer E. Dctrick i: Co., r. 527)4
Greenwich
Cook , blacksmith Sutter St. R. R., r. 3 Harry PI
Cook Aaron (U. Simon Sons & Co. i , r. 1358 Post
Cook Abram, tailor, 12 Berry, r. 130 Pacific
Cook Alfred H., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 68
Silver
Cook Algernon M. (I. k A. M. Cook), r. 2110 Howard
Cook Alphonso M., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 1235
Hyde
Cook Andrew, r. 923 Harrison »
Cook Ann E. Mrs., dressmaker Matilda J. Newcomb,
r. 1218 Mission
Cook Annie (widow), liquor saloon, 40<5 Third
C'.ok A. O. (Cook & EUis), r. 110 Kearny
COOK A. O. 3IKS., funeral Howcrs preserved
without wax, and hair jewelry, 110 Kearny
Cook Arthur, carpenter, r. Philadelphia House
Cook Arthur H., compositor Daily Stock Report, r. 7
Laskie
Cook A. S., broker, r. 224 Post
Cook August, cooper, r. 4 Graham PI
Cook August C, lithograithic printer Edward Bosqoi
& Co., r. 9 Park Av
Cook .\ugu6tu8, laborer McCord, Bridge k Co., r. 6
Clara Lane
Cook Augustus C, printer Alta California, r. 365
Jessie
Cook A. W., r. 100)4 Second
Cook A. W. Mrs. (widow), r. 343 Brannan
Cook Benjamin, carpenter, r. 430 Thirl
Cook Benjamin C, porter Hutchings & Co., r. 17 Grand
Av
Cook Bernard, carpenter, r. 521 Fourth
Cook Bertha (widow), dressmaker, 8;il Geary
C<jok Bessie Miss, seamstress, r. Oakland
Cook C. A. Mrs., eclectic physician, office and r. 224
Post
COOK CARROLL, attorney and counsellor at law,
office S-U Montgomery, ro"jms 8-9-10, r. 610 Polk
Cook Charles, expressman, r. Huettmanu'i! Hotel
Cook Charles, painter Noble Bros., r. 6.50 Minna
Cook Charles, sergeant police City Hall, r. 1710 Polk
Cook Chark-s A., artist, r. 9 Park Av
Cook Charles E., pianoflnisher C. R. HaU,r. 433 Seventh
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Cook Charles L., blacksmith Charles Rueser, r. 807
Market
Cook Charles W., discountbroker, office 215 Sansotn,
r. 108 Prospect PI
Cook Charles W., instnamentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 316 Stockton
Cook Christian, master mariner, r. 2315 Mason
Cook Consumnes P., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1014 Montgomerj'
COOK OAXIEL., capitalist, office 4-5 Nevada
Block, r. 1117 Pine
Cook David E., master mariner, r. 9 Alaska PI
Cook David S. (Bryant & Cook), r. San Mateo
Cook Dora (widow) , domestic i'il Seventh
Cook Eben. tirst officer stmr Santa Cruz, r. SE cor
Dore and Harrison
Cook Edward, quartermaster O. & O. S. S. Australia
Cook Edward E. plumbers and gasfitters, 1210 3«; Polk,
r. NE cor Lott and McAllister
Cook Edward L., New Fashion Saloon, 221 Ellis, r. 411
Jones
Cook Edwin O., assistant observer Signal Service U.
S. A., office 42 Merchants' Exchange
Cook E. <j. k Co., groceries and liquors, 47 Second
Cook Eldridge G. (E. G. Cook & Co.), r. 433 Seventh
Cook Eiias, merchandise commission, 102y Dupont,
r. 10 Dale PI
Cook Ellen (widow), r. 524 Fell
Cook Emanuel, stonecutter, r. 12 Willow Av
Cook Eiiiil, waitfT Hetirj- Simon, r.Olo Stockton
Cook F. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2324 Fillmore
Cook F. Lee (Barham X Cook) , r. 129 Turk
Cook Fayette, mason, r. Railroad Av, nr Dolores
Cook Ferdinand, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 446 Na-
toma
COOK FERNANDO C, physician, office and r.
710 Howard
Ccok Fri-derick, turner, r. S s Clipper, bet Dolores
and Church
Cook Geor^'e, groceries and liquors, 44G Clementina
Cook George B. (Cook & Walcott) , r. 235 Kearny
Cook George B., collector Massev & Yung, r. 649 Sac
Cook George E. (D. R. Billings & Co.), r. 1023 Stock
Cook George G.. engineer, r. 14 Hawthorne
Cook George R., carpenter, r. 223 Main
Cook George W., chemist Folger. Schilling & Co., r.
Oakland
COOK GEORGE W. P. (Hofmauu & Cook) , and
attorney at law, office HOO Kearny, r. 251S Sac
Cook H. Mrs., r. Sixth Av, nr R, South S. F.
Cook Henry, attorney at law, r. 22 White's PI
Cook Henry A., engineer Sutter St. U. R., r. 3 Harry PI
Cook Hiram B., chief deputy county tax collector, r.
9 W. tmore PI
Cook Honors, bakerv, .'>21 Fourth
COOK HOR.VTIO N. , manuf leather belting and
hose, 415 Market, r. H()5 Hyde
COOK I. tt A. M. , wholesale lumber dealers. Pier
2Uj. Steuart
Cook Ira, warehouseman subsistence department V.
S. A., r. 210 Shotwell
Cook Irving 13., assistant bookkeeper I. & A. M. Cook,
r. 913 McAllister
Cook Isaac, r. 1111 Post
Cook Isaac (I. k A. M. Cook), r. 913 McAllister
Cook Isaac, clerk W. F. Man, r. 8 Dale PI
Cook Isaac, fruit peddler, r. 1511 Buchanan
Cook James, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Cook James, tailor, r. (>56)4 Minna
Cook James A., r. N e Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia and
San Jos(5 .\v
Cook Jay H., whitcner Samuel Kellett, r. 34 Harriet
Cook Jesse B. B., naturalist Ernest F. Lorqulu, r.l021
Lombard
Cook J. J., proptr Watkins Yosemite Art Gallery, 20
Montgomery, r. 1722 Bush
Cook John (Cook & Trounsou). r. 323 Kearny
Cook John (G. Andreani & Co.), r. 1107 Kearny
Cook John, r. 30O Brannan
Cook John, r. 1034 Clay
Cook John, barber, r. 25 Erie
Cook John, cnrpiTiter. r. 440 Third
Cook John, conductor Clay St. Hill R. R.,r. 523 Kearny
Cook John, cook, r. 327 Beale
Cook John, engineer Herman Oranz
Cook John, tirt'nian Engine Co. No. 7, S. F. F. D.,r.
NW cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Cook John, hairdressing saloon, 131 Montgomery, r.
805 Mason
j Cook John, machinist, r. 521 Fourth
I Cook John, printer, r. 633 Cr.lifornia
I Cook John, waiter Miners' R-stanrant, r. 29 Jessie
j Cook John, waiter New York Bakery, r. 522 Dupont
Cook John .A. (L. Dinklespiel & Co.) , r. New York
I Cook John H., painter California and Nevada Ice Co.,
r. 819 Howard
[ Cook John H., poultry, game, etc. , 541 Merchant, r.
I 1029 Clay
Cook John T.. laborer, r. 423 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Cook John v., carpenter Clav St. Hill R. R., r. 1018
Clay
Cook JohnW., seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Cook Joseph, compositor Lennon & Evatt, r. 725 Har
Cooper Joseph, tailor. 12 Berry, r. 10 Lafayette PI
Cook Joseph E. (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook), r. Oak-
land
Cook J. S., real-estate agent, 1 Fourth, r. 51 Third
Cook M. k Co. (Henry Luesmanu), liquor saloon. 513
Washington
Cook M. Mrs., r. Sixth .A.v, nr R. South S. F.
Cook Marcus M., dairyman, 1630 Pierce
Cook Mark, bartender J. Price, r. S s Lomb, nr San
Cook Mary, domestic 2722 Mission
Cook Mary M. Mrs., lodgings, 120 Sixth
Cook Mattie J. Miss, fitter Rosenthal, Fader & Co., r.
Oakland
Cook Michael (M. Cook k Co.) , r. 730 Filbert
Cook ^lichael S., r. E s Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
Cook M. M. Mrs. (widow), r. 1517 Taylor
Cook N. L.. comijositor Morning Call, r. 633 California
I Cook P. A., macbinist, NE cor Sutter and Pierce
I Cook Patrick, r. 1018 Clav
Cook Peter (Kane .\: Cook), r. 1118 Filbert
Cook Peter, gardener, r. 1745 }<; Market
Cook Philip, compositor Evenltog Post, r, Oakland
Cook Reuben B., cooper L. N. Handy & Co., r. 32 Clav
Cook Richard, carpenter and builder, r. 191S Fillmore
Cook Robert, bathteuder Fred. Eichhorn
Cook Ronald, shipcarpeuter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
360 Brannan
Cook Samuel, Ivimbcrman Pope & Talbot, r. 536 Ellis
Cook Samuel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Cook Saul, mariner, r. SWcor First and Mission
COOK SETH, capitalist, office 4-5 Nevada Block,
r. 115 Kearny
Cook Seth, miner, r. 29 Dupont
Cook Seymour S., contractor, office 528 California, r.
N s Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia and San Jose Av
Cook Stephen, engineer Herman Qranz, r. Oakland
Cook Theodore T., bookkeeper Coffin, Sanderson &
Cook, r. 914 Powell
Cook Thomas, expressman, 605 Sacramento
Cook Thomas, real estate, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Cook TlKimas M., wool merchant, r. 524 Fell
Cook Walter H., copyist County Recorder's Oihce, r.
9 Wetmore PI
Cook W. E. Mrs., r. 22 Fifth
Cook William, r. 234 Dora
Cook William, blacksmith, r. 78 Natoma
Cook William, cabinetmaker, r. Capitol, nr San Miguel
Station
Cook William, expressman, cor Sutter and Dupont
Cook William, laborer Golden Gate Park
Cook William, teacher music Industrial School
Cook William, sawyer Pioneer Cigar Box Factory
Cook William A., local p.diceman, r. 130 Fern Av
Cook William N.. contractor, r. 1021 Lombard
Cook W. S.,r. 10ir> Clay
COOK «.*k ELLIS (A. O. Cook and F. P. Ellis), oak-
tanned leather belting and hose, r. 37 Fremont
Cook & Trounson (John Cook and John Trounson),
carpenters and builders. 514 Pine
Cook Jt Walcott (George B. Cook and Alfred F. Wal-
cott), stockbrokers, office 313 Montgomery
Cooke .\nue Mrs., furnished rooms, ('21 California
Cooke Daniel, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 528
Howard
Cooke Daniel D., bookkeeper William Koser. r. 749
Market
Cooke Ell win. waiter Mason Doree, r. 853 M Folsom
Cooke F.. r. 118 Post
Cooke Francois, waiter, r. NW cor Chestnut and Mont-
gomery Av
Cooke Frank B., manager William B. Cooke k Co., r.
723 Market
Cooke George J., foreman E. Eisenberg .<: Bro., r. 819
Vallejo
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf'r Fine Shnmk Flannel Underwear.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Cooke GeorRe W.. bookbinder Williatu B. Cooke &
Co., r. 3'-0 Mascu
Cooke Hui iiab Miss, principal Pfne and Larkin
Street Primary Scbool, r. l.'Jll Clay
Cooke Jaiiie.s, tailor M. A'. Pt-ttns
Cooke John, team.ster Siii>«rinteudent of Streets
Cooke Sui-ie 13. Miss, assistantMarket Street Primary
Sehool.r. 4U Post
Cooke Thonia.s, bostlerJobu F. Willson, r. ISO Ellis
Cooke Walter B., bookkeeper William B.Cuoke i: Co.,
r. 7'J3 Market
Cooke W. E., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Cooke William B. & Co., bookbinders and blank book
manufacturers, l'2'.i Market
Cooke W. r>.. printer S. F. Chronicle, r. C25 Bush
Cookingham George, r. 1218 Jackson
Cookson Frank, chief engineer U. S. stm Sbubrick, r.
1919 Jessie
Cookson Henry, shipcarpenter, r. SW cor Fourth and
Berry
Cool George W'., dentist, office and r. 22 Kearny
Cool Russell H., dentist, r. 22 Kearny
Codlander Solomon, peddl< r, r. 419 Clementina
Cooley Frank M., U. S. Internal Revenue ganger, r.
512 Valencia
Cooley Herman, assistant engineer Central Pac.R. U.,
r. Oakland
Cooley Martin, carpenter, r. 479 Jessie
Cooley Michael, plasterer, r. .3 Park Av
Cooley Patrick, duirvuian, r. W s Diamond, betT-wen-
tv-fourlh and Twenty-fifth
Cooley Walter, clerk A. D. Macdonald, & Co., r. cor
Ellis and Powell
Coolidge Charles C, r. 621 Geary
Coolidge George W., cofl'eeroaster S. H. Tyler & Co.,
r. Oakland
Coolidge Henry W., patternmaker /Etna Iron Works,
r. 115 Fell
Coolidge James C, chief clerk TJ. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
Coolidge Joseph A., secretary Merchants' Exchange
Assn, office Merchants' Exchange, r. 214 Powell
Coolidge Warren, patternmaker .Jitna Iron Works, r.
115 Fell
Coomb Philip H., plumber Bush & Scudder, r. 48
Clara
Coombs Ansel B., coachman, r. NW. cor Steiner and
McAllister
Coombs John H. (Coomba & Taylor), r. 1605 Scott
Coombs Jolit H. Jr.. r. 1124 Tyler
Coombs Julian C, clerk Gustave L. Mix, r. 428 Green-
wich
Coombs Stephen, wharf laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Coombs Stephen I)., steward stm San Vicente, r. 830
Broadway
Coombs & Taylor (John H. Coombs and Daniel S.Tay-
lor), shipwrights, calkers, and s-parmakers, 111
Market
Coombs. See Combs
Coomer Hannie (widow) , r. 948 Howard
Coon Charles D., bookkeeper, r. 927 Howard
Coon George, carpenter, r. 226 Austin
Coon George W., carriagemaker B. Grave k Co., r.
1001 Howard
Cooney Ann, domestic 1840 California
Cooney Ann Miss, r. 291 C'nion
Cooney Daniel, milk ranch, W s Castro, bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
Cooney Edward, laborer, r. Es Wood, bet Point Lobos
Av and St. Rose
Cooney Ellen Miss, r. 5 Natoma
Cooney Ellen Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 291 Union
Cooney James, carriagepainter Albeit Folsom, r. Cas-
tro, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Cooney James, teamster Neustadter Bros., r. 612 Ivy
Av
Cooney Johanna Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 44 Eckcr
Cooney John, porter and ale dealer, r. 1622 Turk
Cooney John, Yankee notions, 291 Union
Cooney John, with Charles F. MacNeil, r. 44 Ecker
Coouey John J., carpenter J. M. Comerford, r. 8 8
Duncan, bet Dolores and Church
Coouey John J., paints, oils, and glass, 113 Fourth, r.
507 Haight
Cooney John N., groceries and liquors, NE cor Fulton
and Laguna
Coouey Kat^- Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 44 Ecker
COONEY MICHAEL, attorney at law, office 630
Clay, r. J12 Seventh
Cooney Michael, shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. Bootz'
Hotel
Cooney Patrick, coachman, r. 134 Fern Av
Cooney Patrick, dairyman John Collins, r. cor Twen-
ty-filth and Diamond
Cooney Patrick, laborer, r. 312 Seventh
Cooney Patrick, laborer Pacilic Mail S. S. Co., r. 30
Welsh, rear
Cooney P. H., r. Grand Central Hotel
Cooney Richard, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Cooney Thomas B., driver K. B. and Misi-ion K. R., r.
312 S.ventli
Cooney Thomas J., groceries and liquors, KE cor
JJinth and Minna
Cooney William, carpenter J. M. Comerford, r. 8 s
Duncan, bet Dolores and Church
Cooney William, painter John J. Cooney, r. 291 Union
Cooney. See Coney
Coons John T. W. (John T. W. Coons & Co.), r. 6363^
Natoma
Coons John T. W. & Co., commission merchante, 204
Washington
Coons Lucy Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. A. Wells, r. 405
Post
Coons. See Coon and Ruhn
Coop John, foreman M. & A. Hansen, r. 313 Seventh,
Oakland
Cooper Abraham, clothing, etc., 1.30 Pacific
Cooper Albi rt T.. commercial traveler, r. 1621 Ji How-
ard, rear
COOPER ALEXANDER B., mining secretary,
office Hale Deposit Building, 328 Montgomery,
room 4, r. Alameda
Cooper Amanda L. Mii-e, r. 655 MiFsion
Cooper Ashley D.. artisi, studio and r. 1018 Hcward
Cooper Charles, driver Pacit^c Ice Co., r. 928 Mont
Cooper Eben B., clerk, r. 517 O'larrell
Cooper Edwin, engraver, r. Ort gon Lodging House
Cooper Eugene T., bookkeeper Albert Dibblee, and
secretaiy California Paper Co.. r. 7;;8 Grove, cor
Webster
Cooper Ezekiel, porter, r. 1229 Pacific
Cooper F. T., cashier Richard C. Hooker, r. 611 Pine
CooiJer George, loncshoreman, r. 641 Commercial
Cooper George D., bookkeeper W. & J. 81oune, r. 501
Post
Cooper George E., lieutenant colonel U. S. A., and as-
sistant medical purveyor, office 104 0'F8rrell,r.
621 Eddy
Cooper Georgie Miss, student Earnard's Business Col-
lege
Cooper H., bricklayer Superintendent of Streets
Cooper Halsey F., deputy collector U. 8. Internal
Revenue, r. 000 Bush
Cooper Harry O.. with Harrison k Co., and special
Liverpool wheat reports, 40 California
Coojjer J. A., basketmakt r, r. ttt'H Mission
Cooper James, molder, r. 54 First
Co(<per James B., mining, office 328 Montgomery, room
4. r. 12U0 Market
COOPER JAMES K., books, stationery, cutlery,
optical goods, etc., 746 Market, r. 112 O'Farrell
Coo])er Jennie D. Mrs., assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. NW cor. Sixth and Howard
Cooper Jesse, patttrnmaker Risdon 1. and L. Works,
r. 300 Hayes
Cooper Jt.hn, cook Elitch Restaurant, r. 20)4 Washing-
ton Av
Cooprr John, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Cooper John, merchant tailor, 28 New Montgomery,
r. 704 Sutter
Cooper John, waiter, r. Montgomery Av.nr Chestnut
Cooper Joseph, tailor. 12 Beny, r. 20 Lafayette
Cooper Joseph, with William H Brown, r. Vandcwater,
nr Meiggs' Wharf
Cooper Josephine Miss, fruit stand Market St. Wharf,
r. 2 Pacilic
Cooper Luciiida W. Miss, dressmaker, r. 6.55 Mission
Cooper Margaret, domestic, NW cor Twenty-first and
Folsom
Cooper Morris, tailor, 252 Clementina
Cooper Piter, lumberman, r. 148)4 Minn*
Cooper S(domou, tailor, r. 435 Green
Cooper Thomas, laborer, r. 2« Pinckncy
Coojit r Thomas, porter Thomas W. Brennao' p. 806
Kearny
Cooper Thomas H., blacksmith. NW cor Central Av
and California, r. NE cor Sacramento and Laurel
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Cooper Theodore, cook stm S. M. Whipple 1
Cooper Theodore B., porter stm S. M. Whipple, r. 239 I
Minna
Cooper W., machinist, Rlsdon I. and L. Works I
Cooper William, bottlecoverer, r. 56S Mission I
Cooper William, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co..r. SolOFolsom
Cooper William, carpenter Public School Department,
r. 330 O'Farrell I
Cooper William H., butler Frederick L. Castle, NE
cor Suttjrand Van Xess Av
Cooper W. R., patternmaker Picific Mail S. S. Co.
Cooper W. S. Mrs., assistant Union Grammar School
Cjopman Miry E. (widow', r. NWcor Bra.nnan and
Gilbert
Coops Peter, shipcarpenter. r. 1.3 Liberty
COOS B.4.V COAIi CO. (Eastport), I. Lawrence
Pool. o*oe 31 Me;chants' Exchange, K. D. Chan-
dler. aS'^nt, oflfiae and depot, 120 Pacific
COOS B.\Y CO\L CO. (Newpjrt), F. Barnard &
Co. agents, offl 'e and depot 213 Jackson
Coos Bay Oregon Coal Co., J. O. B. Gunn secretary,
office NEcor Fourth and Towusend, room 1
Coos Bay P;ickets, A. M. Simpson & Brother agents,
offl;e 44 Mvrket
Cons Bay Union Coal Co., office 413 and 41-5 Pacific
Cootes Mary Mrs., r. 721'^ Broai>vay, rear
Cootey George M., clerk E Iward S. 3w;in, r. 7 Pearl
Cootey Patrick H., mast t mariner, r. 7 Pearl
Coaver Charles, s:ojkl)roker, v. 22 Geary
Cope Christouher, mariner, r. 10 Berry
Cope George W. (Cape & Davis) , r. NE cor Sacramento
an I Franklin
CopeT^mes H.. bootfltter Francis Hall, r. 539 Stev
C'ip<- Thomas (Quinn & Cope),r. 1622 Mission
Cum- W:iraer W. (C )pe & Boyd) , r. .516 Van Ness Av
COPE & BOYD (W. W. Cope and James T. Boyd) ,
attorney^ at law, otfice 324 Pine, rooms 11-14
COPE ite "D.VVIS (George W. Cope and Ge3rge O.
Davis) , stockbrokers, office 314 Pine
Copeland A., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Copelaud Edward, pjrtjr Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 79
Clementina
Copeland Henry M., wagoamaker, r. 620 M;Allister
Copfland Jesse, carpenter I. E. Alesander, r. 1221
Mission
Copeland Robert A., compositor Morning Csll, r. 27
.Oak
Copeland William F., hatter, r. 2414 Hyde
Copeland William G., architect.'r. 1221 Mission
Cop laml Willia:n W., compositor, r. 21 Oak
C ii>emau George, r. 2S O'Farrell
Copiloni Francis, laborer William Black
Copinich Andrew, Austrian Benev. Soc.,71 New Mont
Copithorne Richard, stovemounter W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 12 Rausch
Copkie Joseph, cook Nucleus House
Copland E. A. Mrs., dressmiker, r. 21.5 Jones
(^)p!aiul George H., surveyor, r. 215 Jones
("o|ilcv Cairns, laborer, r. 1 Fol.som Av
Ccijiley Harvey, mariner, r. 4 Martha PI
Copley Kicrnau, Liborcr, r. 1 Folsom Av
<.\)p)) Frank P., salesman John F. English, r. BlundcU
House
Copp John G., foreman George H. Tay & Co., r. 435
Pine
Copp John L., bartender E. T. Harris, r. 218 Seventh
Copp S., millwright, r. 129 Third
Coppagf John W., buttouhole manuf, 32 Second
Coppe Antoinette (widow), laundry, NE cor Califor-
nia and Baker
Copperthwait R., boilermakcr Cal. Boiler Works
Copi)in William, carpi'nter, r. .I.tI Howard
Coppinger Mary (widowj, r. 13(t9 Broadway
Cojijiola M. H. hiiss, teaduT languages, 421 Fourth
Coprirozi John, expressman, r. :")19 Sansom
Copson Beniaiuin (Goldin & Copson), r. 530 Folaoiu
Coqueugniot John, manager California House, 624
California, r. 920 Pacific
COQ,VIL.L.K MILL A\D TIG CO. (Coquille
River. Oregou), I. *; A. M. Cook agents, office
pier 2 '< Steuart
Cora Frank, acaiuan, r. 238 Steuart
Coram John, engineer stm San Riifael, San Quentin
Ferry
Coranna Joseph, expressman, 7 Vallejo, r. 49 Clay
Coranzo Antoine, gardener Louis Pitto, r. E 8 S^
Jos<S Road, ur Industrial School
Corbaley Robert C, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 513
Jones
Corbaz Fiorina, teacher music, r. 1507 California'
Corbell George W., clerk Registrar of Voters r. 1015
Jackson
Corbell Peter, clerk H. Sutliff & Co., r. 1015 Jackson
Corbell Sarah L. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
Schojl, r. 1015 Jackson
Corbert EJward W., special agent State Investment
and lusuranca Co., otfi„-e 218 Sansjm
Corbett Alesandtr C, plasterer, r. 712 Hyde
Corbett Anna Miss, domestic 326 Hayes
Coi-bett Elwdrd, tiuuer Funcke & Co., r. Marsh
House, Sixth Av, S nith S. F.
Corbett Edward, teamster, r. 1018 Clay
Corbett Elward P., receiver Market St. R. R., r. 515
Valencia
C jrbett Elizaboth J. Mrs., physician, offl:e 200 Stock
Corbett Ellen (widow), r. IS Baldwin Court
Corbett Frank (Corbett Js Sous) , r. 305 Minna
Corbett Harry (C irb.-tt & Sons) , r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Henry H., hackdriver, SE cor Market and
Fourtu, r. 518 Hav;s
Corbett Hugh, r. 16 Willow Av
Corbett J., labjrer Andrew Onderdonk
Corb 'tt James, engineer, r. 417 Guerrero
Corbett John, laborer, r. 31 > Sliipley
Corbett John, superiutenleut lab irers warehouse
department Custom House, r. 1109 Union
Corbett John, watchman Empire Brewery, r. 3 Gil-
bert
Corbett John C, clerk Eugene B. Drake, r. E s Second
Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Corbett K. Mrs., janitor Lincoln Primary School
Corbett Lawrence, hostler Market St. R. R., r. S s
Twentieth, bet Dolores and Cliurch
Corbett Malaehi, track cleaner City R. R., r. 27 Stev-
enson Av
Corbatt Mirg.iret (widow), r. 34 Clar.i
Corbett Mary (widow), r. 439 Jessie
Corbett Patrick, bla;ksmith Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1125 Broadway
Corbett Patrick J. (Oorbjtt K Sons), r. 518 Hayes
Corbett Richard, r. 5 H -rou
Corbett Thomss (Corbett & Roche), r. 632 Hayes
Corbett Thomas, haruessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
California, nr Fillmore
Corbett William, r. 613 Third
Corbett William, appr.utice Union Iron Works, r.
Second Av, b^-t Fil'teeuth an! Sixteenth
Corbett William, gilder Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
N \V cor Bryant and Bryant \y "
Corbett William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Corbett X Ro^-he (Thomas Corbett and Sim.m Roche),
liquor saloon, .i.i Sucond
CORUETT tSi SO.VS (Patrick J., Frank, and
Harry), livery and sale stable, 518-.520 Hayes
Corbey Marion Miss, dressmaker, r. 523 Stevenson
Corbidge William H., clerk assistant passenger and
ticket ag.ints, otfice Southern Pac. It. R., r. 791
Stevenson
Corbitt William (Corbitt & Macleay), r. San Mateo
CORBITT t.'k MACL.E.\Y (William Corbitt. and
Donald and Kenneth Macleay), wholesale grocers
and shii)piug mendiants (PiU'tlaud, Oregon),
office 202 Sacramento, nr Davis
Corbus Andrew T. (D. Callaghau & Co.), r. 1503 Jones
Corby N. T. (widow), r. 613 Nineteenth
Corby Walter, barber William House, r. 26C First
Corbyu Sheridan, editor Figaro, otfice 532 Merchant,
r. 1645 )j Mission
Corcoran Daniel, stevedore r. 251 Perry
Corcoran Dennis, ex|ir<s.-*iuan. Pacific Mall S. S. Co's
Wharf, r. 116 Towusend
Corcoran F. E. Mrs., r. Colonnade House
Conoran Frank J., studint St. Mary's College, r. W 8
Mission oi)p St. ilary's College
Corcoran Uauuah (widow) , r. 452 Minna
Corcoran James, r. 278 Jessie
Corcoran James, coachman, r. 1304 Turk
Corcoran Jeremiah, laborer, r. 234 Fremont
Corcoran John, oiler Pacific Mail S. >">. Colima
Corcoran John, porter Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 2415
Clay
Corcoran Joseph, bartender, r. 106 Natoma
Corcoran K. Jliss, bookbinder Barlling & Kimball, r.
.549 Bryant
Corcoran Kat<' Misij, actress Baldwin's Theater
Corcoran Mary, nurse, r. SE cor Pine and Mason
Corcoran Mary A. (widow), r. 1509 Devisadero
'Corcoran Matthew J., salesman Emil Loeven, r. 820
Howard
Bullock vi Jones, 1C5 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright «S; Warner's Merino Underweai.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', TOG to TIG Kearny St
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Corconii Michael, barber, r. 223 Jessie
Corcoruu Michael, insurance a!,'ent, r. 449 Bryapt
Corcoran Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdout^
Corcoran Owen, milk dairy, W s Mission, opp St
Mary's College
Corcoran Patrick, laborer, r. 256 Spear, rear
Corcoran Patrick, laborer, r. 425 Shipley
Corcoran Patrick, laborer, r. E s Potrero Av, bet A.la-
meda and El Dorado
Corcoran Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co r 8
Michigan ''
Corcoran Patrick, plasterer Thomas Winters r
Sumner '
Corcoran Richard, driver Mason's Brewery r
L(jmbard
Corcoran Simon, capitalist, r. 141 Shipley
Corcoran T. H., tannery, S s Day, bet Dolores and
Church
Corcoran Thomas, teamster Owen Corcoran r W s
Mission, opp St. Mary's College ■
Corcoran Thomas J., barkeeper Leslie F. Blackburn
r. 310 Bush '
Corcoran Timothy, hostler, r. 14 Salmon
Corcoran Timothy, tanner T. H. Corcoran, r '\V s Do-
lores, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Corcoran "ft^illiam, conductor N. B. and Mission R
R.. r. 82fi Folsom
Corcoran William, foreman McCarthy Bros., r. 25
Olover
Corcoran William, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI
Corcoran William, receiver Northern Cal. K. R., oflBce
507 Montgomery, r. 2098 Market
Corcoran William F., conductor N. B. and Mission R
L., r. 1331 Pacific
Corcoran William J., searcher records, r. NE cor Rid-
ley and '\'alencia
Cord Kahmstorf, hostler E. H. Parker, 1.534 Howard
Cord William J., engineer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 19 Alta
Corda Louis, candymaker David Hirschfield, r. Union
Cordan Antonio C, hardressing saloon. 210 Drumm
r. Oakland '
Cordan Frank C, barber A. C. Cordan, r. Oakland
14063^
Cordano Antonio, bootblack, 210 Sutter
Dnpont
Cordauo Antonio, engraver, r. 19 Jasper PI
Cordano G. C, r. 3 Caroline PI
Cordano Giovani, drayman, r. 2 Margaret PI
Cordano Giusseppe, laborer, r. 19 Jasper PI
Cordano Giusseppe B., bootblack P. Martin, r. 19
Jasper PI
Cordano John, carpenter, r. cor Twenty-sixth and
Bryant
Cordauo John, confectioner, r. 19 Jasper PI
Cordano Louis, bootblack, SE cor Merchant and
Montgomery, r. 621 Broadway
Cordano Luigi, bootblack Lipman & Hyman, r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Cordano Luigi, confectioner, r. 19 Jasper PI
Cordano Michael, bootblack, 640 Clay, r. Oakland
Corde Frank .\., bookkeeper James W. H. Campbell,
r. Ii\i3 Clay
Cordeiro Manuel M., hairdressing saloon, 20 Clay, r.
in Jackson
Corden Thomas J., stationery, 525 Fourth
Corder Frederick W., tanner and wool sorter. Seventh
Av, bfct M and N. South S. F.
Corder John, machinist, r. 269 Minna
Cordes Albert, dairj-man, r. S s Erie, nr Howard
Cordes Brun, clerk Christopher Hacke, r. SIO Sac
Cordes Claus H.. salesman Kohler & Frohliug, r. SW
cor York and Twenty-third
Cordes Claus H., wines and liquors, SE cor Market
and Beale, r. 52 Oak
Cordes Gustavus, carpenter, r. Day, bet Church and
Sanchez '
Cordes Henry J., salesman, r. S 8 Rutledge Av, nr
California Av, Bernal Heights
Cordes Herman, salesman E. K. Howes k Co., r. 803 i
Bush j
Cordes Herman W., teamster, r. 52 Oak I
Cordes Jacob H., groceries and liquors, SE cor'Valen- j
cia and Twenty-sixth |
Cordes John (Often & Cordes), r. NW cor Stockton!
and "Vallejo I
Cordes John H., clerk A. Scheper, r. NW cor Pine and !
Broderick '
Cordes William Mrs. (widow), r. S s Erie, nr How- I
ard
Cordilleras Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mexico), N
Page president, office 34 California
I Cording Mary S. Mrs., r. 813 Shot well
Cordo Joseph, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Cordonini Gaetano, tinsmith John Roggia, r. 8 Polk
Lane
Cordray N'eplii, carpenter, r. 1925 Union
I Cords Christine Mrs., r. 34 Austin
j Cords Henry, laundry, 24 Jansen
i Corda Robert, stockbroker, office 306 Montgomery, r.
I 716 Franklin
Cordy Edward E., driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r.
' 174 Jessie
j Cordy John, master mariner, r. 1567^ Market
Core John, laborer, r. California Av, bet Isabel and
Figaro, rear, Bernal Heights
Core Thomas, watertender S. S. City of Peking, r. 21
I Everett
! Coreghino Joseph, bootblack, 630 Kearny, r. 1.30 Mason
I Coren Daniel, hostler Golden Gate Race Track, r. S 8
I Point Lobos Av, bet Masonic Av and Wood
Corero Joseph, cabinetmaker George Thomas, r. 1115
Folsom
Corey Clarence A., compositor Edward Bosqui & Co.,
r. 216 Union
Corey James, r. 108 Bernard
Corey John J., clerk Albert E. Buckman, r. 1212 Turk
Corey Joseph L., watchman Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 1212 Turk
Corey Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Bernard
Corey Manuel D., cooper Reuben Norton
Corey Silas C, expressman, r. 1318 Jackson
Corey Susan, chambermaid Brunswick House
Corey Thomas, tinsmith, r. 811 Harrison
Corey. See Cory
Corfield William, r. 1009 Powell
Corinson Morris, r. NE cor Green and Buchanan
Corinson Nathan, barber, 1829 Union
Corjon Paul, waiter Joseph Lacoste, r. 721 Pacific
Cork William H., clerk J. H. Widber, r. SE cor Market
and Third
Corkery Charles, attorney at law, r. 1903 Polk
Corkery Dennis, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Corkery James, clerk Mrs. Mary McCarthy, SW cor
Fifth and Howard
Corkery John, expressman cor Fourth and Market, r.
N s Eleventh, bet Harrison and Bryant
Corkery Mary Miss, iissistaut Pine and Larkin Street
Primary Scuool, r. 1903 Polk
Corkery Mary A., nurse, r. 1898 Broadway '
Corkery Patrick, expressman cor Fourth and Market
[ r. 4-22 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
j Corkery Timothy T., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt &
Co., and fancy dry goods, 1163 Howard
I Corleglia U. Antonio, vegetable peddler, r. 824 Jack
Corleis Henry, steward Ahlborn House, r. 321 Dupont
: Corlett George W. ,clerk John F. Regan, r. 21 Minna
Corlett Herbert, with California Jewelry Co., r. 528
I Ellis
I Corlett Theresa Miss, clerk Post-office, r. 528 Ellis
I Corlett T. J. (widow), r. .528 Ellis
j Corlett William, pilot stm Yosemite, r. 221 Green
Corley Henry, seaman, r. 359 First
' Corley Nellie Miss, r. 520 Taylor
Corlies Thomas, brushmaker Bleibtrey k Brakman, r.
Cortland Av, Bernal Heights
Corlin Robert, miner, r. 272 Minna
Corliss Mary (widow) . r. W s Mission, nr Thirtieth
Corliss M. J. (widow), r. 611 Shotwell
Corly Michael J., stairbuilder Dillon & Drew, r. 549
Mission
CORMACK WILLIAai, tin can and box manuf, I
515 Commercial, r. 625 Post
Gorman Edward P., salesman L. Lebenbaum & Co r i
304 Third
Cormick Carrie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Kellv r 235
Fifth
Cormick John, clerk M. C. O'Toole, r. Berkeley -
Cormick Joseph, carpenter, r. 11 Laskie
Cormil Clement, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel r
213 Thirteenth ' ' i
CormoF., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Corn Gustavus. seaman schr Alaska, North Point Dock '
Cornahrens Herman, groceries and liquors, NE cor '
Howard and Sixth I
Coruart Augustus, tailor, r. 715 Octavla '
Cornart Louis, butcher, r. 715 Octavia '
Corubcy Edward S., r. 425 Fulton j
Corneides Joseph, waiter New York Bakery, r. 1306)4 1
Stockton t
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Comelison Joseph, carpenter, r. 13 Clay
Cornelius Frederick O., ■watchmaker and jeweler, 300
Fourth, r. * Erie
Cornelius Gustave, capitalist, r. SW cor Third and
Brannan
Cornelius James, clerk, r. 13!:- Lafayette
Cornelius John F., r. 2 Boston PI
Cornelius SI. (widow) , r. 133<S Lafayette
Cornelius M. M. Mrs., r. i Boston Pi '
Cornell Anson F., chief clerk land deparment
Southern Pac. R. R., r. 13 Van Ness At
Cornell C. E.. student Heald's Business College
Cornell Chauncv, keeper Lake Honda Reservoir.Spring
Valley Water Works
Cornell Ella L. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. lU Tyler
Cornell George P., mining broker, office 531 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Cornell Jacob H., master mariner, r. 7193^ Lombard
Cornell James W., carpenter, r. 203^ Washington Av
Cornell J. C, carpenter, r. hi First
Cornell John, painter, r. 24 Sixth
Conael! Peter M., carpenter, r. 033 Eighteenth
Cornell William, e.xtraman Engine No. 12, S. F. F. D.
Cornell William C, clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. 211
Gough
Cornell. See Connell
Corneps Catherine ( widow ), r. 731 Broadway, rear
Cornet Emma, domestic, 922 Geary
Cornfoot D;ivid, r. 2419 Clay
Comfoot Henry, stevedore, r. 31 Converse
Coruifs Hermann, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
6 Jlorev .\lley
Corning Richard S. (Corning & Co.), r. 100 Taylor
Corning: William S., r. lllo Bush
CORNIXG Si CO. (Richard S. Corning), wood,
coal, hav, and grain, 11-13 Taylor
Cornish C. driver, r. 107 Fifth
Cornish Charles, laundryman St. Mary's College
Cornish John W., laborer, r. 140 Natoma
Cornish Thomas H.. signwriter Thomas W. Goddard,
r. 1230 Folsom
Corno Fidelia J. Mrs., seamstress San Francisco Laun-
dry
Comson Jacob, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. NE cor Buchanan and Green
Cornuci'pia Consolidated Gold and Silver Jlining Co.
(Elko Co.. Nev.), J. W. Pew secretary, office 310
Pine, room 15 .
Cornwall Arthur W.,freightclerk S. S. Great Republic,
r. (231-.) 32i; Hickory Av
Cornwall Benjamin, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Cornwall Charles, drayman. 108 Pine
Cornwall George, engineer Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r.
Humboiat Hotel
Cornwall J. H., workman U. S. Mint, r. 1150 Alice,
Oakl.-ind
CORNWALL. PIERRE B., president Belling-
haui Bay Coal Co., and Black Diamond Coal Min- i
ing Co., office SE cor Spear and Folsom, and
projjtr Independent steamship Line for Portland,
Or., office Spear Street Wharf, r. 009 Harrison
Cornwall Whitney, clerk Dunham, Carrig.iu & Co., r.
320 Turk
Cornwall William A., attorney at law, office 640 Clay
r. 1213 Devisadero
Corn well John V., boarding, SW cor Sierra and Louis-
ana
Cornwell Stephen O., solicito:, r. 631 Stevenson
Comyn Fr;ink, painter Edward M. Gallagher, 438 Jack
COR.VYN .TAMES, proptr Manhattan House, 705-
707 Front
Cornyn James T., bootcutter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 79 Jessie
Cornyn John, painter D. S. Shute, r. 79 Jessie
Cornyn John C, i)roptr St. Nicholas Hotel, 212-21C
First
Comyn Joseph, apprentice Robert Walsh, r. 74 Jessie
Cornyn Mortimer, longshoreman, r. 79 Jessie
Corttto Henry, I'ruit dealer, r. .'■>24 Geary
Corona Antonio, ftsherman. r. K94 Front
Corona Charles, bootblack Charles N. Fleischmau, 315
Kearny
Corona Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), Frank
Moyer secrrtary. olHcc JOH California
CORONER CITV A.ND COIUNTY, office and
morgue, 10 O'Farrell
Corota Maria (widciw), r. 9 Gaven
CORPORATION YARDCITY AND COUNTY
BO and .i2 Sacramento
Corr Annie Miss, domestic, r. Henry, bet Noe and
Castro
Corr James, waiter stm Dakota, r. 21 Everett
Corr Owen, miner, r. 27 Frederick
Corr Patrick, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Corr Peter, longshoreman, r. 510 Mission
Corr William, plumber McNallv & Hawkins, r. 217
Eighth
Ccrran W. H. L., r. 20M Fifth
Con idon John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1712 Stevenson
Corrieri Francisco, plasterworker, 1515 Stockton
Corrigan Andrew, local policeman, r. 1329 Minna
Corrigan Andrew, moulder, r. 432 Seventh
Corrigan Bridget, domestic 1025 Geary
Corrigan Frank J., clerk Richard Patrick& Co., r. 1321
Kearny
Corrigan J. J., r. Occidental Hotel
Corrigan John, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Corrigan John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1712 Stevenson
Corrigan John, stonecutter, r. Philadelphia House
Corrigan John, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 135 Freelon
Corrigan M., extraman Hose No. S, S. F. F. D.
Corrigan Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 454
Stevenson
Corrigan Thomas, extraman Hook and Ladder-No. 2,
■ S. F. F. D.
Corrigan William, laborer, r. 454 Stevenson
Corrigan William C, mining and mechanical engineer,
24 California, r. 237 Stevenson
Corringhum Thomas, sawyer California Mills
Corriveau Louis, hairdressing saloon and baths, 113
Geary
Corry Michael, laborer, r. Clipper Hotel
Corsaw Alfred, bricklayer, r. 029 Stevenson
Corsaw N. J. (widow), r. 629 Stevinson
Corsaw William M., teamster Davis and Cowell, r. 629
Stevenson
Corsetto Henry (Corsetto &Daneri), r. 524 Geary
Corsetto & Daiieri (Henry Corsetto and Lorenzo Dau-
eri), groceries and produce. 1425 Pacific
Corsich John, porter A. Giorgiani & Co., r. N s^Pine,
* bet Powell and Mason
Corsiglia Anto, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Corsiglia Carlo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Corso John, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Stetiart
Corson M. E. (widow), teacher, r. 51-52 St. Ann's
Building
Corson Ralph E., draftsman Wright & Sanders, r. Tel-
egraph Hill
Cortelyou Cornelitis S., clerk Kraus Brothers, r. 231
Tyler
Cortelyou M. E., butcher A. Newman & Co., r. 231
Tyler
Cortelyou Peter L., (J. Wilton & Co.), r. 231 Tyler
Cortes Adeline (widow), r. 120.i Stockton
Cortes Paolo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Cortez Marie Miss, r. 122 Taylor
Corthay Louis C. (Deloche & Corthay), r. 507 Leav
Corti Joseph, marble cutter A. Palteughi, r. SW cor
Bush and Broderick
Corticelli T. B., office Brown & Metzner, 549 Market
Cortsen Frederick, stevedore K. C. Fruese, r. 207 P'ol
CorviUe Emerson (Emerson Corville& Co.), r. SW cor
Devisadero and Jackson
Corville Emerson & Co. (Oscar Jeansonand Frederick
Knoblocb), (in liquidation), salmon canncrs and
salteis, office .320 Sausom
Corwell Jane (widow-), r. 1323 Filbert
Corwiu (ieorge W., packer Cutting Packing Co., r.
1S57 Stevenson
Corwiu Samuel, fisherman, r. 2 Midway
Cory Benjamin B. (Gordon & Cory), r. 9 Frtnklin
Cory I.saaa H. (rundan. Cury Jt Co.). r. 316 Oak
Cory Isabella Mrs., lodgings. 573 Howard
Cory S. W., teacher Protestant OrDhan Asylum
Cory. See Corey
Coryell John R., physician, office 402 Montgomery, r.
SW cor Chestnut and Leavenworth
Cosbie Elizabt th Mrs., packer Erneet de Prati, r.
1712 Stevenson
Cosbie Frederick, moulder Eureka Foundry, r. 2231
Mission
Cosbie Hugh 8. C, harnessinaker, r. 1712 Stevenson
Cosbie William, harness and 6addlemaker,504 Mission.
r. (">55 Howard
Coseglia Gionbutista, r. 1719 Stockton
BULLOCH & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
COS
229
Cosgrave Elizabeth Mrs., r. 33 Ritoh
Cuegriff Anna G., (widow), milliner}-, 5G Third r SW
cor Pacifi.- Av ami Wt-bster ".ion
CosfeTift H.. laborer Sup»rintendent of Streets
Cosgriir John E., r. •>Jti Oak
Cusgrifl Martin F., foreman E. T. Anthony & Co r
1j1-> Calilornia ■'
Cosgrove Annie Miss, bakery, 13i Fifth
^^^^A^?.^'^ CHRISTOPHER (Cosgrovei Co.),
aud attorney at law, office 705 Mission
Cosj,'rove Ellen (widow) , lodgings, o-lh Jessie
Cosgrove James, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich nr
sauhom '
*^"^ North PoiJiT' °^'^^™*'»- ^^^ C'»- Broderick and
Cosgrove James, painter and grainer, r. 463 Minna
Cosgrove James, proptr New Kecord House, 100 Mc-
Cosgrove Johanna, widow, r. 9,V. Welsh rear
Cosgrove John, barkecptr Charles Pechin. r. -.'o Jansen
COT
ICostello Daniel, lab'Ter. r. 264 Clementina
Costello Daniel, smutter Genesee Mill Co r 154 Vi
Clementina ' '
Costello Daniel M., rigger, r. NE cor Sanchez and Day
Costello Delia, rhamb. rmaid Uuss House
Costello E. Mrs., teacher music, r. Kevere House
(Costello Francis Mrs. (widow), r. 202 Sixth
lOtotello Henry P., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht
I r. 1727 Market '
Costello James, laborer, r. 9 Jessie
Costello James, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and
I Sierra
i Costello James, laborer Black Point Reservation r Ss
I Greenwich, bet Devisadero and Scott
ICostello James, miner, r. 532 Bryant
|Costello James M.. salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co..
i r. 213 Mason
ICostello J. D., steward Oocideutal Hotel
Costeilo John, compositor Examiner, r. W s Brewster
bet Faith and Hope '
Cosgrove John, chief engineer stm Jul . " r fo. « '^'' U ^f,* ^'"*^ """^ "oi^^
Cosgrove John policVm^n city Xf r 9 H^^an P^^^ CoTu" 'l""^' '"^r""' "•• ^' ^"'"""^
CusgroveJohn,sape.rintendini'engiAe;.rPacihcCoist| Mi^^sion "' '''°'" '"""'^'^ Onderdonk, r. 519
Cos^ro^-e Eate^^'^rorilomeTf ^iebria'^t^rrNE cor •co.tlfo j'oL"' ^'''T '^"^'i, ^--- - 173 Minna
Stockton and Chestnut ^ .9. I]]' "V^V^' teamster, r. Union, bet Kear and Dup
Cosgrove Kate Mrs., laundress, r 25 Jan.sen |Co8teilo .John P. (O'Connor. Moffatt & Co.). r. New
Cosgrove Patrick, boarding, 43 Valleio p, ofin"" t . •,,
Cosgrove Patrick, cigar minuf, r 35u Third Costello Jolin V groceries and liquors. NW cor Ship.
Cosgrove Patrick. m!lk dairy Ns Turk bet T «^,.„ Yv f ^'T "".'^ ^'^^^' '■ ^"'^ ^l^iplty
and Buchanai, r. Folso^' bet ^x^ntyfs'x^h^nd I 'S-'etteF?''- <^y«»«""«" «-^S« ^ayes. r. 12 La-
Twtnty-seventh Ir^oAii f , ,:-
Cosgrove- Patrick, packer J. Cerf & Co.. r. 118 Ber- ir2"3 Mason ''"'''° ^^°°°°'"' '"°*^*"**^°-'
^^iSr^^*^'^- ^""'"^''^ ''^ Santa Cruz. r. 322 ;S±Ji;':};;a^J^?:?^^^l^«-«--^«3 Miss
Cosgrove P. E., blacksmith, r. C36 Commercial irZltu" ^""^ '^*'''^'"'' •."■■ l"^ Fifteenth, rear
Cosgrove Peter, miner, r. 414 Shipley c.lltu". m'T«'^", '"'^^''\' ^-^-^ ^^*^^"
Cosgrove Thomas, laborer, r m3 Dupont ? Z-l\] ^l^"\^' ''"t^°'l« Lewis .v Harris, r. 31 Sec
Cosgrove Thomas longshoreman rTs Dunn Alley I Fourth" ' '"''"'' Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 215
bet Broadway and Vallejo
Cosgrove Thomas, ma.son, r. U33 Green
Costrove Thomas, milkman, SW cor Beach and Brod
erick
Cosgrove William, tinsmith, r. 163 Jessie
Cosgr.ve William F., barber, r. 1134Folsom
Costello Mary Mrs., janitress Fourtk Street Primary
I School, r. 323 Fourth '
Co-stello Michael, hostler City R. R., r. 1465)^ Minna
Costello Michael, painter, r. 230 Minna
Costello Michael, printer F. Koibel k Bros., r. 439
I Jessie
Sa?r° mento"'*"'"'''''*' ^''''''^ ^'''°'*' ^^''^^^' ^^^ :^'"^'^"° ^«*"' ^^^"^""^ ^^'^ Transit, r. 20 Myrtle Av
Coso Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co.. Cal.,. Wil- l^'^'^OH S:^eTn^lio'Sfil*S'nr'"Ei"ht*:^
rOSO HOrsK TTl"^' u^"'' *'' Cal, room 17 Costello Thomas, r. 512 Mission "
rrT.Tu ""^**'' ^- J- Ewell proptr, 411 Sausom 'Costelio Thomas, driver City R R r 1465 ><; MiT,t,«
Hi ^r'r^fpinr'''"^*^' ^^'^'^ "' ^""^^ ^"^"'"- l^*^^**^"*^ ^^'''l''^'' i''»'°^«^ S F Gaslight CU,'r.SsSha8-
roc^-„i'>„^J 1 T 1 . I ta. ur Illinois
LmUea special policeman, r. 52)i Costello William, porter Cal. Furniture Co., r. 529 Val-
SsTF/e°d^.rick ^m^>'''°''^l t, ■.. .r> 'costeuT See Castello and Castillo
r-^'±J.f^- l^l^Oorapher Bntton & Rey. r. 31C Coster John H., captain U. S. A., aid-de-camp Major
General McDowell, Presidio Reservation
Coster Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Garden
Costeraiisti Henry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co r
715 Ellis
Costerouzze August (Costerouzze & Casabonne) r 311
I Pacific
jCosterouzze k Casabonne (August Costerouzze and
Joseph B. Ca.sabonne) , proptrs St. Charles Hotel
I 311-313 Pacilic
iCrsteniste K. Mrs., r. 51S Eddy
Costigau Bridget (widow), r. 449 ^, Minna
C^stigan James .\1., acting manager Grangers' Business
.A.ssn, lOr. Davis, r. Oakland
Costigau Thomas, blacksmith and wagonmaker 404
Jackson, r. 3u8 Jessie '
Costodle Ystra. cook. r. 1318 Dupont
Chestnut
Costa Angelo. .^Sherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Costa Fran< isco. fisherman, r. 806 Front
Costa Frederick, boilermaker, r. 52U Mission
Costa Giuseppe, board and lodgings, 314 Pacific
Costa John, groceries and liquors, 843 Pacific, r. Keyes
Alley, nr Pacific
Costa John, tailor, r. SW cor Sansom and Union
Costa Jose (J. M. Tinoco & Co.l. r. 931 Pacific
Costa Jose, tailor, r. 1323 Dupont
Costa Lorenzo (Sbarbora A; Costa), r. 1206 Kearny
Costa Luigi (Belando .V Costa), r. 438 Minna
Costi Luigi, b .okkeeper Sbarbora & Costa, r. Sl.S San
Costa Michael, baker L. Valente, r. 216 Broadway
Costa Peter, milk ranch, SE cor Columbia and Twen-
rnJm* OT^ . T »r • ^. i«-oBioaie istra. COOK. r. i:)i>j Dupont
-Vrr t ' ^"^ Tinoco consul, office Costre Spirition. boot and shoemaker. S14 Pacific
rnc+'i^'i.;.- . i- T, Cota Frank, laundrymaii Occidental Laundrv
Costa bpiro, Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Mont Cota Juan. Mexican HiH.s Armory. !m Stockton
Coste Peter, tailor Frank Trebois. r. cor Vallejo and 'cota Manuel, steward Mint Saloon. r..*20 Green
rn9t,.i'/,r„T,^+ ^ r>-^ T. J , I Cote Alexander, hamessmaker Main & Winchester r
Costel August, foreman City Foundry, r. NW cor Har- ' 605 Broadway 'utueeier, r.
rnJ\T^.^^^ Fourteenth ICotelli Manigo. gardener Ant mio Lacomarsino F «
Costello Ann (widow), r. 286 Union, rear | Twenty-ninth Av. N of Point Lobos aT
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Cotrel Thomas, r. 1518 Clay
COTREIi THOMAS Jr., agent E. E. Durkee &
Cu's spiceg, bakin>4 powder, extracts, etc., office
40.5 Front, r. 1518 Clay
Cotrel William B. (A. J. Plate & Co.) , r. 1518 Clay
Cotrel. See Cottrell
Cotsford John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 12
Tehama
Cotta F., boilermaker ITuion Iron Works, r. 520 Miss
Cottage Hotel. John M. Hanks proptr, SW cor Broder-
ick aud Grove
Cottar E. L., steward Jackson Jordan, r. 520 Green
Cottar. See Cotter
Cottardi G. B., Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cotte Elodie, laundry, 411 Geary
Cotte Jean B., compositor Covirrier de San Francisco,
r. 411 Geary
Cotter Cornelius, laborer, r. 13 William
Cotter David, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. Es Valencia, nr Twenty-fifth
Cotter Dennis, laborer, r. "tViH Grove, rear
Cotter Edward B., r. 8 Brenham PI
Cotter Frank G., actor CalifiTiiia Theatre, r, 534 Bush
Cotter George, bartender Kuss House Saloori. r. Buss
House
Cotter James, laborer, r. 904 Kearny
Cotter James, seaman, r. Great Western House
Cotter Jane Mrs., flower preserver, 10 Stockton
I Cotter Jeremiah, clerk Patrick Enright, r. 1131 Howard
Cotter Jeremiah, laborer, r. lOlli Market, rear
Cotter J. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1118 Howard
Cotter John, blacksmith James S. Hayes c<c Co. r. 313
I Vallejo
I Cotter John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Cotter John, laborer, r. 716 M Grove, rear
Cotter John, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Cotter John, laborer, r. NW corLarkin and McAllister
Cotter John, shoemaker, N s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores, r. Dolan bet Guerrero aud Dolores
I COTTKR JOHN C, fancy goods and stamping,
53 Third, r. 2^20 Mission
V7
Cotter Lawrence, shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. 108
Dora
Cotter Nicholas, helper Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
St. Nicholas Hotel
Cotter Nicholas, teamster Henry Lageman, r. W s
Boyce, nr Point Lobos Av
Cotter Patrick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Cotter Richard, milk ranch Eighth Av, near C, Hun-
ter's Point, South S. F.
Cotter Timothy, plumber, r. 13 William
Cotter William, dravmau Lachman & Jacobi. r. 316
Ivy Av
Cotter William J., bookkeeper Payot, TJpham & Co.,
r. 967 Cypreps, Oakland
Cotter. See Cottar
Cottiiig Ebeu P., r. 2107 Mason
Cottiiigham Hilliard P., bookkeeper Tallant & Co., r.
710 California ,
Cottininliam Richard F., chief way bill clerk Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 710 California
Cottle Franklin 1)., r. 932 Howard
Cottle Hugh P., plasterer, r. 1331 California, rear
Cottle John E.. plasterer and whitener, r. 1331 Cali-
fornia, rear
Cottle Timothy C, butter and egg dealer, r. 828 How
Cottles James, hostler Fitzgerald & Coulon, r. Califor-
nia, bet Hyde and Leavenworth
Cotton Daniel K., fcu'eman Pacific Oil and Lead Works,
r. 1013 Pierce
Cotton Edward, r. 418 Geary
Cotton Jacob, butcher Morris AdUr, r. 311 Fulton
Cotton Jennie, r. 1013 Pierce
Cotton John, accumulator Palace Hotel
Cotton John P.. actor, r. 257 Clementina
Oott/>n Walter, biilermaker Southern Pacific R. R., r.
SE cor Twenty-second and SholwcU
Cotton William, seaman, r. 37 I'acifio
Cotton Zelotns A.,8upiTliiteudeut Pacific Oil aud Lead
Works, r. 434 Second
Cottrell Eilward M., lire and marine agent State In-
vestment and Insurance Co., offlce 218 Sausom, r.
SW cor Fifteenth aud First Av
Cottrell George R., miner, r. VH'-i Silver
Cottrell Henry, assistant secretary Union Club, r.
Oakland
Cottrell Henry A., proptr Pacific Lodging House, 209
Lei.b-durfi'
Cottrell William, mechanic, r. 5'^ Kearny
Cottrell. See Cotrel
Cottrelly Mathilde, actre.«s, r. 1010 Larkin
Cottrie William, r. 624 Fourth
Cottwell George, r. 904 Kearny
COUBROCGH HENRY, secretary Genesee Mill
(.0., oihce G.'ld. nr Sansom. r. 822 Lombard
Couch Geur.ie. barber, r. 34 Willow Av
Couch Henry M.. custom boot and shoe manuf, NE
cor Twentieth and Valencia
Couch H. M.-Mrs.. dressmaker, and proprietress Sar-
atoga House, 931 Market
Couch John, clerk Hugh McGlinn, r. 448 Guerrero,
rear
Couch John P., agent, r. 1130 Pine
Coudeux Vinceus, laundrvman Ganco & Beyer, r. 33
Fell
Couget Jean, laundrvman Ganco & Boyer, r. Sb Fell
Coughlau Alexander', carpenter, r. E s Twenty-eighth,
bet Chunh ar.d Dolores
COUGHLAN ANXIK MRS., milliner, 919 Market
Coughlau Dennis. lab..rer. r. 732 Natoma
Coughlan D. W., r. cor Larkin and Geary
Coughlan Elizabeth (widow), groceries, Ss Precita
PI, bet Gunnison aud Washmgton avs. Bernal
Heights
COXJGHLi AN JAMES, millinery goods, 91'.' Market
Coughlau Jeremiah, expressman Oakland Ferry, r.
Bryant .\v, bet Eigliteenth aud Nineteenttj
Coughlau John, r. 519 Taylor
Coughlau John, extraman Hi se No. 8, S. F. F. D.
Coughlan John, plumber, r. 8 Harrison Av
Coughlau Patrick, laborer, r. 824 Howard
Coughlan Richard, laborer Diggins Bros., r. 25.10 Sut
Coughlan Thomas, clerk Marcus B. Hall, r. 221
Eighth, rear
Coughlau W., machinist R.sdon I. & L. Works
Coughliu Cornelius, laborer Steiger & Kerr. r. 26
Tehama
Coughliu Daniel, expressman, cor Mission and New
Moutgoiuery, r. 35 Tehama
Coughliu Daniel, laborer, r. W s York, bet Butte and
Solano
Coughliu Ellen, pantrywoman St. Mary's Hosiiital
Coughliu J., paver Superintendent of Streets
Coughliu James, spriugiiitter, r. N sTwenty-sixth, bet
Noe and Castro
Coughliu James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Coughliu Jeremiah, r. 231 Perry
Coughliu Jeremiah, expressman, r. W s York, bet
Solano and Butte
Coughliu Jeremiah, teamster Tuttle Bros., r. NE cor
Eighteenth aud Eureka
Coughliu John, r. 106 Firi-t
Coughliu John, r. 322 Third
Coughliu Johu, drayman, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Coughliu Johu, hostler Central R. R., r 1111 Tyler
Coughliu John, plumber Presidio Reservation, r. Fill-
more, nr Lombard
Coughliu Johu D., butcher, 41-42 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket, r. 613 Fell
Coughlin John D., mining, r. Lick House
Coughliu Johu P., carpenter, r. 9>^ Glover
Coughliu Joseph K., dealer engines aud boilers, 495
Branuau, r. 610 Fourth
Coughliu Louise H. Miss, shoefitter S.W. Levy. r. 13
Vau Ness Av
Coughliu Mary Miss, r. 3 Card Alley
Coughlin M.iry (wi<low). r. Filluiore nr Lombard
Coughlin Michael, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
310 Minna
Coughliu Robert, filecutter Rldgeway Bros., r. 513
Howard, rear
Coughlin William, hostler I'nltod Carriage Co.
Coughliu. See Caughliu and Coghlau
Coughraii Johu J., harucssmaker Beunet Phillips, r.
■J5 Tehama
Coughtrey Alfred, butcher O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Couhig John, seaman S. S. Ane.m, r. 1610 Mission
Couldran George E., painter Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
COri-IK JOHN D., grand secretary American
I'rotestaiit Assn, office 213 Fremout, r. 120 Sev-
enth .
Coulliard Charles E., instrumentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 316 Stockton
Coulon Edmond, tailor, 814 Pacific
Coulnn Virginia Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo-
politan Primary Scliotd, r. 913 Natoma
Coulson Johu, salesman Keuue Bros., r. 772 Folsom
Coulson Lena Miss, donu'stic 17 Stanly PI
CouIbou M. T., clerk E. Cahill ^ Co., r. 406 Mont
EULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St.
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Coulson Robert, paints, oil, etc., 07 Fourth,
Seventeenth
Coulson. See Colson
Coulter Andrew, Ship Calkers Assn, Barra's Hall
Coulter Frederick, clerk Oscai- S. Levy, r. 2 McDer-
uiott PI
Coulter George F., capitalist, office 320 Sausom, room
(;, r. The Baldwin
Coulter Jumes, brickiuason, r. 456 Jessie
Coulter James D., carpenttr and builder, r. 564 How
Coulter Jennie Miss, r. llli) Sutter
Coulter John C, shipping clerk Blake, Robbing &
Co., r. 319 Ivy Av
Coulter Joseph, steward International Hotel, r. 545 5^
Natonia
Coulter Maggie Miss, r. 319 Geary
Coulter Robert, agent Wakefield Rattan Co., 38 Geary,
r. 564 Howard
Coulter Thomas, waiter J. T. Henry, r. 7 Stockton
Coulter William, laborer Pacific Iron Works, r. 243
Fremont
Coulter William, waiter J. T. Henry, r. 7 Stockton
Coulter William Jr., iroumoulder Pacificlron Works
r. 243 Fremont
Coulter Winfitld, wifhR. Coulter, r. 5C4 Howard
Coulter. See Coalttr and Colter
Coulyer John H., engineer, r. 237 Minna
Coumcnt Nicholas, cook Henry Grimm, r. 7}^ Dike-
man PI
Councilman George, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. Pennsylvania Av, ur Mariposa
Counihan John, tanner, r. NW cor Santa Clara and
Carolina
Counihan Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Grove
Counio John, laborer, r. 317 Beale, rear
Counter Christopher E., paints and oils, 1S2(; Market
Counter Thomas, carpenter, r. 422 Natoma
Country Bros. (Peter imd John), vegetable garden,
S B Silver Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Road I
Country John (Country Bros.), r. S s Silver Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road
COURT CIRCUIT U. S., NE cor Wash and Bat
COURT CITY CRIMINAL. Old tity Hall, sec
end flo( r
COURT COMMISSIONKR FOURTH JUDI-
CIAL DISTRICT, Charles Halsey, office 616
Sacramento
COURT COMMISSIONER TIVEtFTH JU-
DICIAl. DISTRICT, Frank I.awler, office NW
cor MoiitKciiicrY mill Siicranjento
COURT COM3lissiONER FIFTEENTH
JUDICIAL, DISTRICT, A.W. Hanna, offices
IMoiitt.'on;erv Av
COURT COMMISSIONER NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Gordon N. Mott.
office {.3(; Cliiv
COURT COMMISSIONER T"WENTY-
THIRD JI DICIAL. DISTRICT, James D.
Cr; if,', (.flice ;i'J8 Montgomery, rot m 23
COURT COUNTY, New Citv Hall. .«ccrnd floor
COURT DISTRICT FIFTEENTH, 8 Mont-
gi mery Av, third fl( or
COURT DISTRICT FOURTH, Old City Hall,
sect nd floor
COURT DISTRICT NINETKENTH, Kew City
Hall. tec( lid floor
COURT DISTRICT 1WELF1H, Old City Hall,
second floor
COURT DISTRICT TWENTY-IHIRD, 27
P(St
COURT DISTRICT U. S.. NE cor Wash and Bat
COURT JUSTICES' CITY AND COUNTY,
SE cor W: shiiigton and Kenrny
COURT MUNICIPAL APPEALS, Old City Hall,
second floor I
COURT MUNICIPAL CRIMINAL, old City
Hall, second floor
COURT POLICE, Old Cilv Hall, first floor
COURT PROBATE, New" City Hall, second floor
COURT SUPREME CALIFORNIA, 640 Clay
Court William, steward, r. 5 Maton
n iT.j.,/^ iT, , „„ I Courtenay Charles, sigupairter, (164 Howard
MEif*!!'Je''''°t''^''°^-' '.,'■■ S s Silver Av, bet I Courtenay Michael R., waiter Lick House, r. 259
Mission and San Bruno Road
COUNTRY' REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES,
James Vollmar president and manager, office 40
California
COUNTY ALMS HOUSE, San Miguel or Mission
Ocean House Road, i'^i miles Irom Citv Hall
COUNTY ASSESSOR, office New City Hall, first
floor
COUNTY AUDITOR, office New City Hall, first
floor
COUNTY CLERK, office Old City Hall, first floor
COUNTY CORONER, office 10 O'Farrell
COUNTY COURT, New City Hall, second floor
COUNTY JAIL, N s Broadway, bet Kearny and
Dupont
COUNTY JUDGE, chambers New City Hall, sec-
ond floor
COUNTY LICENSE COLLECTOR, office New
City Hall, basement
COUNTY RECORDER, office Hall of Records,
New Citv Hall
COUNTY SHERIFF, office Old City Hall, first
floor
COUNTY SURVEYOR, office Old City Hall, first
floor
COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, office New City
Hall, first floor
COUNTY TREASURER, office New City Hall,
first floor
County William B., stevedore, r. 441 First
Coupon Mining Co., Daniel Buck secretary, office 80
Nevada Block
Courcellos Edward, laborer, r. 1320 Stockton
Courgon Paul, cook Palace Hotel, r. 721 Pacific
Courueeu Dennis, policeman City Hall, r. 8 Brenham
COURRIER DE SAN FRANCISCO. Etienne
Derbec proptr and publisher, office 530 Clay
Corrus Etienne, tanner August Onei>, r. S s Twenty-
ninth, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Cours Laurent, cook Friincois Lacoste, r. cor Vallejo
and Stockton
Courscn Ellen Miss, violinist, r. 516 StQckton
Coursen G. A., stockbroker, office 405 California, r.
1060 Fulton
COURT BANKRUPTCY, 24 and 25 U. S. Court
Building, and 630 Clay
COURT BLOCK, 636 Clay, and 641 Merchant
Courtenay. See Courtney
Courtier Richard J., meter inspector S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 1919 Union
Courtney Albert, bookbinder William B. Cooke & Co.,
r. 7}^ Elizabeth
Coiirtney Annie, domestic Commercial Hotel
Courtni y John E., sailmaker, r. 113 Harrison
Courtney Joseph, waiter McCauley & Young, r. 14
Fifth Av
Courtney Lawrence F., umbrellamaker and repairer,
8133<:. Folsom
Courtney Mary (widow) , r. 239 Fremont
Courtney Mary (widow), r. 434 Francisco
Courtney Michael, labon r, r. 250 Spear, rear
Courtney William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 239
Fremont
Courtney. See Courtenay
Couits John W., clerk Louis Strauss, r. 19 Lewis
Cousen Irma Miss, r. 828 Fifteenth, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Cousens Caleb N., sexton First Unitarian Church r
1625 Webster
Cousins Arthur H., restaurant, 420 Folsom, r. 418 Fol
Cousins E. B., master S. S. Humboldt, r. 22 Geary i
Cousins Euphonious (J. Russ & Co.) . r. Eureka, Cal
Cousins F.. laborer Risdou I. and L. Works I
Cousins Frederick, shlpcarpenter, r. 144 Freelon
Cousins H. D. (J. Russ »t Co.), r. Eureka, Cal
Cousins Henry R., clerk J. J. Desmond & Sons, r. 1083
Broadway
Cousins J.. bt)ilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Cousins Jacob, uiaste: mariner, r. 536 Eighteenth
Cousins James C., suijerinteudent Cal. Dry Dock,
office 318 California, r. 73H Ellis
Cousins J. H., clerk Mission Rock Warehouse r 738
Ellis
Cousins Joseph, boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Cousins Joseph, shlpcarpenter. r. 142'., Freelon
Cousins Joseph C assistant superintendent Cal. Dry
Dock, r. 738 Ellis
Cousins Joshua, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. Bran-
nan, nr Fifth
Cousins Nahum, seaman, r. 530 Eighteenth
Cousins Nicholas, capitalist, r. 1767 Howard
Cousins Robert, fireman revenue cutter J. H. Hartley,
Front St.Wharf
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Cousins William, assistant engineer revenue cutter
J. H. Hartley, Front St. Wharf
Cousins William, brickmason, r. 1083 Broadway
Cousins William (i., clerk Oeorye F. and William
H. Sharp, r. lOHii Broadway
Cousins. See Cozens
Cousner James, woodturner George M.Wetherbee
Coutelenc D. (Baraty & Coutelenc), r. 303 Montgom-
ery Av
Couturier E. Mme., furnished rooms, 10 Geary
Couturon John B., porter Ami Vignier, r. i>'.> Battery
Convallier B. C, clerk quartermaster's department
D. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Covacich Vuco, gardener, 1719 Pacific Av
Cove Robert, ijorter James E. Gordon & Co., r. 2028
Folsom
Coveney George, laborer Rudolph J. Techau, r. Ore-
gon House
Coveny William B., teamster Blair & Chase, r. NE cor
Market and Haight
Covert Frederick, painter, r. I!t09 Pine
Covert Fred. S., teamster Western Development Co.,
r. 43.5 Fifth
Covert Henry M., commission merchant. 306 Davis, r.
1414 Howard
Covey George T., r. 618 Eddy
Covey Harrison R., r. HIH Kddy
Covey Nicolas, carpenter, r. 7 Jasper Place
Covington Luura M. Mrs., a.^sistant Fairmont Prima-
ry riihool. r. 10.")l! Poi>lar, Uaklaud
COW AX GEORGK J., foke department S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. Graham House
Cowan Hugh, baker Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney,
r. io'J Bryant
Cowan Mary Miss, r. 428 Geary
Cowan Robert, frauiemaker E. Wolf & Co., r. 311 Chest-
nut
: Cowan Itobert H., physician and chiropodist, office
408 Bush, r. S s Twentieth, bet Folsom and Harri-
! sou
Cowan William, engineer, r. 10 Stockton Place
I Cowan William, helper coppersmith Pacific Mail S.
S. Co., r. 4r)'.) Bryant
I Cowan William, pluuiber (icorge Milne, r. Oakland
Cowan. See Onwen and ("owin
CowdfU Joiiii F., .stuiiciit lleald's Business College
Cowilerv Jabcz F. ((Jnwilcry A: Preston) , r. 240<lMission
1 COWIJERY »S4 PKKSTON (J. F. Cowdery and
E. F. Preston) , attorneys at law, offi<-e .'534 Cal
1 Cowell Henry (Davis it Cowell), r. Santa Cruz
Cowell John, capitalist, r. I-ick House
COWKLI..'S B.VTTKRY STREET FREE
WAREHOUSE, Lewis P. Sage proptr, NE cor
Butt(!ry and Union
1 Coweu Frederick S., irlauomaker C. K. Hall, r. 206 Oc-
' tavia
I Cowen Henry M., bootmaker, r. 311 Pine, room 12
' Cowen Joseph, bookbinder Althof and Bahls, r. 412
Ttdiania
; Cowen William, longshoreman Menziesi: Bingham
Cowen William A., machinist A. L. Fish & Co., r. 9
First
Cowen. See Ct)wan and Cowin
Cowes James, driver, r. HJti Pacific
Cowes Martha (widow), r. »'it> Pacific
Cow(^s Robert, steward I'acilic Mail S. S. City of Tokio,
r. 13!* Perry
Cowhit^ Tliomas, watchiniin OninilniB R. R., r. 723
Howard
Cowie George JL, clerk Jolin J. Cofi"iy, r. 1047 Howard
Cowi. George M. (Petirs k (;owie),r. 1047 Hnwaril
{.'owie James, Inunilryman La Grande Laundry, Thir-
teenth, bit llowiird and Folsoni
Cowie Williiim H., machinist Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 1047 Howard
Cowig John, liobtler (Central R. R. Stable, r. 18 De-
catur
Cowig Robert A., superintendent M. Morgentbau, r.
2007 Howard
Cowin Arthur R., clerk, r. 010 Folsom
Cowin .sti]ili(U, carbuilder ('entral Pac. R. R., r. filO
Folsom
Cowlu. See tlowan and Cowen ^
Cowl(! Richard, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Uakliind
Cowlrs Ivhvin W., law student Cowles k Drown, r. 3">
Tw.dfth
Cowles George W. M., millinery, 1017 Market
Cowles Horace, laliorer D. H. Ainsworth, r. 770 Bry-
ant
COWLiES SAMUEli, physician, office and r. 705
Valencia
COWLE.S SAMUEL T. (Cowles & Drown), and
pre.sident Savings and Loan Society, 619 and 621
Clay. r. 3.5 Twelfth
COWIiE.S & DROW.V (Samuel T. Cowles and Al-
bert N. Drown) , attorneys at law, office 621 Clay
Cowley Benjamin, deckhand stm Centennial, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Cowley Edward J., bookkeeper, r. 719 Webster
Cowley Joseph W., shipping clerk George W. McNear,
r. 719 Webster
Cowley William H., salesman Baker and Hamilton, r.
719 \Vel)ster
Cowper William H.. health inspector, office 124 Geary ,
r. (i21 Sausoin, room 14
Cowperthwaite John J., first assistant engineer S. S.
Ancon, r. 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite Robert S., boilermaker Moynihan &
Aitken, r. 21 Peurl
Cowpe'thwaite William, engineer tug Governor Irwin,
r. 21 Pearl
Cowperthwaite William Jr., compositor Evening Bul-
letin, r. 21 Pearl
Cox Aaron, r. 1017 Howard
Cox Albert A., salesman James E. Gordon & Co., r. 235
O'Farrell
Cos Alexander M., superintendent Station A, Post-
otfice. r. 1210 H Larkin
Cox Arthur P., mining expert, r. Commercial Hotel
Cox Beverley B. Miss, vice-principal Mission Gram-
mar School, r. 1823 Stevensou
Cox Charlotte (widow), r. 135 Freelon, rear
Cox Charlotte Miss, straw sewer, r. 135 Freelon, rear
Cox Christopher C, jjoliceman City Hall, r. 825 Jack-
son
Cox David, carp 'uter, r. 52 Second
Cox Eilward. r. 52 Second
Cox Edward, wait<r Christian P. Ohlsen, r. SE cor
Harrison and Spear
Cox Edward H.. painter, r. 251J^ Clara
Cox Elmer H., clerk National Life Insurance Co. of
the U. S. of AuiL-rica, r. 723 Gough
Cox F. Joseph, grov-eries and liquors, SE cor Minne-
sota and Solano
Cox Francis (J., butch'-r. r. 12() Perry
Cox George, clerk Joseph W. Wesson, r. 321 Capp
Cox George, woodturner Andrew Geishakcr, r. Oak-
land
COX UEXRY D. D., general agent Nsttional Life
Insuraucv Cn. of the U. S. of America, and chap-
lain and librarian Young Men's Christian Assn,
office 232 Sutter, r. 723 Gough
Cox Horace M., warehouse superintendent J. W. Cox
& Co., r. 1915 Stevenson
Cox James, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Cox James, porter Matthias Gray, r. 627 California,
rear
Cox James, real estate, r. 426 Linden
Cox James M., canvasser, r. 1114 Filbert
COX .TAMES P., manager Pacific Branch Standard
Fire and Marine Insurance Co., office 300 Sansoni,
r. Oaliland
Cox James W. (J. W. Cox & Co.). r. Oakland
Cux Jennings S. (Cox. Teall.V Co.). r. 2010 Pacific Av
Cox Jerome B., cl^'rk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 2017 Hyde
Cox John, builder and contractor, r. 718 Treat Av
("ox John, porter (". Barr, r. 534 California
Cox John, teamster, r. 327 Beale
Cox Jo8»ph. stevedore, r. 54'.> Minna
Cox Josiali, broker, r. 352 Krannan
COX J. W. tSl CO., proptrs North Point Dock.
Cunninghanrs. and Hunilnddt Wliarf Warehouses,
and commission niercliauts wixd. hides, and
hiitlier, olHrc NW cor Green and Front
Cox Lcandcr. diiof engineer stiu St. Paul, r. 915 Mont
Cox Mary (widow), r. 47 Minna
Cox Mary (widow), lodgings, 638 Green
Cox Myron S., clerk Man^us C. Hawley ti Co., r. 303
Oi'tavia
Cox Patrick, lalionr, r. 104 Jessie
Cox Plillip K., cnrpenter, r. 42 Everett
Cox Richard, collector Hanii of California, r. .594 Stev
Cox Robert J., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co.. r. 1320
Pine
C'>x Rodger, hnrncssmaker Main & Winchester, r. 23
Annie
Cox Stephen, fireman Pacific lilail S. S. City of Sydney
Ciix Susan B. (widow), r. 1823 Stevenson
BULLOCK & JONES, 103 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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cox, TEALiIi «& CO. (JenninRR S. Cox and Oliver
Teall). reiil-estate agents aucl auctioneers, office
;i0.i Montgomery, Nevada Bloik
Cox Thomas, liarnessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 23
Annie
Cox Thomas A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) , and salesman
Seviu, Vincent & Co.. r. 1047 Howard
Cox Thomas A. & Co. (William A. Cox) , seeds, r. 1047
Howard
Cox Thoma.s H.. physician and druggist, E s Mission,
ur Twenty-ninth, r. 47 Minna
Cox Thomas \V ., photographer, r. 1031 Market
Cox William, oiler stm James M. Donahue, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
( '. .X William A. (Thomas A. Cox & Co.) . r. 1047 Howard
Cox William G., currier, r. 135 Freelon
I nxe John, searcher of records, r. .533 Fulton
I'ixe William A., tinware, 1017 ?<. Market, r.W s Louis-
iana, nr Shasta
( osworthy Mary J. (widow) , r. '20'J )<; Francisco
('c>y , waiter, r. 617 Alission
Coy Frank (Frank Coy & Co.), r. Alameda
Coy Frank *: Co.. Alameda real estate, office 430 Mont-
gomery, room 1
Coy Horace W., porter California Furniture Manufac-
turing Co., r. S s Prospect PI, nr Folsom, Bernal
Heights
Coye Hiram L.. office 117 Pine, r. 807 Greenwich
Coyen John, grainer, r. 2'2 Miller Pi. rear
Coylt Andrew J., housemover, r. 102G Folsom
Coyle Annie, domestic 1421 Sutter
Covif Edward, r. (i35 Post
i Coyle Eliza (widow) , r. 1002 McAllister
I Cuylf Fanny, domestic 830 Eddy
('oyh> H. MrK., boardiug, 1018 L lay
I'l.yli Hannah, domestic 1414 California
Cijylc Heury, bartender Marksy Gruschenke, r. 644
Washington
Coyle Heury, boots and shoes, 402 Third
Coyle Henry, laborer J. M. Waite, r. 1018 Clay
Coyle Hugh, painter quartermaster's department XI. S.
A., r. 122 Olive Av
Coyle James, r. 1002 McAllister
Coyle James, musician, r. 801 Vallejo
Coyle James, teamster, cor Steuart and Miss, r. 63.)
Post *
Coyle James Jr., r. 63.5 Post
Coyle John, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Coyle John, housemover, 922 Harrison
Coyle John, liquors and cigars, 120 Berry
Coyle Joseph, r. 635 Post
Coyle Kate, domestic 1414 California
Coyle Lizzie Miss, machine hand Porter, Oppenheim-
er & Slessinger, r. 309}^ Clementina
Ccyle Mary (widow), r. 8 Sherwood PI
Coyle Mary, domestic 1801 Franklin
Coyle Michael L., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 73
Natoma
Coyle P., machinist, r. 73 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. 43 Natoma
Coyle Patrick, laborer, r. 532 Mission
Coyle Patrick, moulder Savage k Son, r. 309 M Clem
Coyle Patrick, passenger agent, r. 228 Second
Coyle Patrick, seaman, r. 8 Louisa
Coyle Patrick, seaman, r. King Street House
Coyle Peter, waiter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Coyle P. J., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 545
Second
Coyle Rose (widow), r. 329 Fourth, rear
Coyle Stephen, coUarmaker Main \; Winchester, r.
1309 Tyler
Coyle William J., machisist Risdon I. and L. Works
r. 209 Second
Coyne Dennis, clerk, r. 1806 Jessie
Coyne Dominick, shoemaker, S.W. Levy, r.9.50 Howard
Coyne Frank, expressman, cor Second and Howard, r.
1408 Folsom
Coyne James, proptr Bull's Head Stables, NW cor
Fourteenth and Minna
Coyne John, foreman Martin Pra,<;, r. 423 Minna
Coyne M., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Coyiie Michael, contractor, r. 2 Cheslev
Coyne Michael, laborer, r. P<)pi)'s Hotel
Coyne Patrick, cook stmr Julia, Wasliiugton St. Wharf
Coyne Thomas J." paver, r. 720 Tehama
Coz Ives Lewis, nurse French Hospital, Ss Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Cozens Michael, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 332 East
Cozner Elizabeth (widow), r. 460 Minna
Craar Henry, blacksmith P. W. Commins, r. E s Mis-
sion, near Twenty-ninth
Crabb Alexander, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 21 ;
Clinton Park j
Crabb Elmiua Mrs., fancy goods, 806 Twentieth |
Crabb Henry, clerk, r. 806 Twentieth i
Crabbc John M.. clerk Commercial Insurance Co. of I
Cal., r. 609 Post I
Crable Helen M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 435 Bush
Crabtiee George W., lithographer George H. Baker, r. ;
1510 Larkin ^
Crabtree Convers L., assistant general baggage agent
Central Pac. R. R., office loot Market, r. Oakland
Crabtree George W., r. 1510 Larkin
Crack Peter, master mariner, r. 814 Twentieth
Crackbon Charles L. (C. A. Miirdock & Co.),r. 1516
Eddy
Craco Louis, laborer, r. 1825 Powell
Craddock Charles F., attorney at law, office 209 San-
som, r. Oakland
Craddock Edward, teamster Christian Neilsou, r. 112 j
Steuart
Craddock Michael, laborer, r. 248 Tehama, rear I
Craddock William, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., r. 1413 I
Devisadero ;
Crafl'ard Andrew, carpenter, r. 74 Tehama |
Craft Thomas, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny '
and Morton ■
Crafts E. L., student Heald's Business College, r. 415 ]
Post
Crafts George W., mining, r. 514 Sutter '
Crafts Heniy G., carpenter Snperintl'udeut of Streets, [
r. 626 Sutter i
Crafts Myron L., mining, r. 514 Sutter i
Cragin E. (widow), r. 540 Ellis j
Cragiu W. S. W., local poliieman, r. 315 Ellis :
Cragoe William D., clerk Emlen Painter, r. 1500 Miss
Crahl John, Austrian Beuev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery '
Craig Albert W. (Craig \ Mosher) , r. Oakland j
Craig Alexander (Craig & Son), r. 834 Mission
Craig Archibald, r. 326 Tenth
Craig B., quartermaster S. S. Great Republic
Craig Campbell W. (Ordensteiu & Co.), r. 512 Twenty- |
third I
Craig Charles H., glass stainer John Mallon, r. 1571 |
Market
Craig Dennis, laborers. F. Grading and IMacadamizing
Co., LongiSridge
Craig Frank, fireman Southern Pac. R.R., r. 212 Shot-
well ,
Craig Frank S., clerk Craig k Son, r. 24 Mint Av |
Craig George, plumber Bordwell & Morrow, r. 25 John
Craig George C, traveling agent Cal. Steam Naviga-
tion Co., Washington St. Wharf
Craig Homer A. (Brown, Craig & Co.), r. Oakland
CRAIG HUGH, general agent N.w Zealand Fire
and Marine Insurance Co., and agent New Zealand
Loan and Mercantile Agency Co. (limited) , office
307 California, r. Oakland
Craig James, groceries and liquors, 629 Front, r. 110
Townseud
Craig James, laborer, r. 110 Townsend
Craig James, laborer, r. 135 Folsom
CRAIG JAMES, livery stable, 713 Commercial, r.
521 Pine
Craig James, lodgings, 610 Howard
Craig James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Craig James D.. court commissioner Tw';nty-third
District Court, office 328 Montgomery, room 23, r.
418 Jones
Craig James F., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 418
.Jones
Craig John, carriage and wagon factory, 14 Taylor, r.
SW cor Twenty-fourth and Chattanooga
Craig John, cigarboxmaker, r. Hampshire, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Craig John, dentist E. O. Cochrane, r. 326 Tenth
Craig John, exprcs.^man.SOOMarket.r. Serpentine Av,
bet Howard and Ft>l8om
Craig Jolm, groceries and liquors, SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Ciiattano<iga
Craig John, undertaker, r. 1571 Market
Craig Johi^i., plumbing and gasfittiug, 35 Eddy, r.
1039 MWsiou
Craig Joseph R., salesman Meeker, James & Co., r.
212 Twelfth
Craig Julia Ann, tailoress, r. Serpentine Av, nr Fol
Craig Kate T., boxmaker, r. Serpentine Av, nr Fol-
som
Craig Larkin W., printer Morning Call, r. 743 Pine
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CRAIG LEE D., notary public and commissioner
of deeds, office 000 Montgomerv, r. Cosmopolitan ,
Hotel
Craig Mary (widow), r. 25 John
Craig JIary J. (Widow) . r. 326 Tenth I
Craig Michael, stonecutter, r. Hampshire, bet Six-
teenth and El Dorado
Craig Michael, laborer X. B. and Mission R. R.
Craig Michael, laiher, r. 3ol Tehama
Craig Peter W. (Craig & Son) , r. 24 Mint Av ,
Craig Randolph R., mines and miuing machinery,
office GOO Montgomery, r. Oakland
Craig Robert G., plumber, r. 25 John
Craig Samuel A., student Heald's Business College, r. .
715 Howard i
Craig Simpson A., clerk ticket auditor's office Central !
Pac. R. R., r. Oakland j
Craig Thomas H., clerk Custom House, r. 1532 Ellis
Craig Thomas J., bookkeeper Xuma Grange, r. Mar- i
tin House
CRAIG 'W'ARXER, office 320 Sanaom, room 9, r.
2420 Buchanan I
Crais AVilliam (Craig & Meredith), r. 2213 Fillmore I
Craig William, littli engineer O. &. S. S. Australia |
CraiK William B., carpenter, r. 1228 York I
Craig William B., printer, r. 25 John j
Craig William H., r. 317 Third 1
Craig & Meredith ('William Craig, and John Henry i
Meredith), attorneys at law, otiice. 328 Montgom-
ery, room 23
Craig Jc Mosher (A.W. Craig, and J. L. Mosher), solar
printing, 038 Market
CRAIG & SOX(Peter. and Alexander), undertakers,
22-20 Mint Av ,
Craige John E.. clerk, r. 1130 Market
Craiger Armin. brewer, r. 3 Ellsworth Block, Thir-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Craigie Thomas U., clerk U. S. Inspector Hulls, r. 126
Sixth
Crallev John M., clerk, r. 330 Brannan
Cram Charles, r. 1128 Tyler
Cram Daniel, workman U. S. Mint, r. 320 Ellis
Cram William R., harness and saddlemaker, 54G>i
Mission, r. 41 NHtouia
Cram( r Albert, bookkeeper Philadelphia Brewery, r.
211 Third
Oamtr Alfred, laborer M. Morgcnthau, r. 1929 How
Cramer A. P., r. 05" Harrison
Cramer Bernard, lougslioreman, r. 14 Ritch
Cramer Casiitr. cabinetmaker, r. SE cor Alabama and
Twenty-second
Cram<-r Charles L., photographer, r. 17 Russ
Cramer £ Iwin F., ci^jars, 528 Tuird, and steward tug
Milieu Griffith, r. 528 Turk
Cramer Francis, bookkeeper Moutealegre & Co.,r. 1023
Powell
(Cramer Henry, professor music, r. 007 Fell
Cramer Henry A., clerk, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Cramer James, truckman, office 408 Front, r. 1422
WashinK'ton
Cramer Uscar. ci^'ai-s and tobacco, 25 Geary, r. 27 Turk
Cramer Samuel, butcher Mission Market, r. 2016 How
Cramer. See Krauur
('iRuiing A. C, capitalist, r. 130 Fourth
Cramj) Annie Miss, shoehlter, r. 320 Fell
Cramp Jennie F. Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 320
Fell
Cramp Miirtlia (widow), r, 320 Fell
Crauisie William, marblccultcr. r. 8 Haywood
C!run(lall George B., bookket per James A. Rudkin, r.
740 Cnj.i.
Crandall Jane (widow), furnished rooms, 75 Minna
Craudall Samuel, drivi-r Oniuilms R. R.
I Crandall Samuel, laborer, r. '>Ui Bryant
Crandall Stephen, r. 904 Kiarny
Crandall Warner G.. real-estate, r. 1301 Gough
Craudall William G., cashier Latham A: King, r. 234
liiish
CRANE ADDISOX M., altoniey at law, office 410
M'lutgoiiierv. r. Washington (^oriii rs. Alameda
CRANE .\I.,I{EKT E., st<.ckbroker. office 410
Montgomery, r. cor Folsom and Second
Crane Aaron Rlartin. I'. S. internal revenfc agent, r.
410 Minna
Crane Alfred C, clerk Thomus H. H"lt. r. 2118Stelner
Crane Aiiins. hookkreper. r. 730 Market
CraiK' Andrew. Tailors" Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
ami Morton
Crane Uvron G. (Crane, Hastings & Co.),r. 897 Fulton
Crane Carlton C, clerk general passenger and ticket
agents' office Central Pac. R. R.. r. 715 Treat Av
Crane Carrie M. Miss, nurse, r. 715 Howard
Crsne Catherin? i widow), r. S Clara
CRANE CHARLES W., advertising and purchas-
ing agent, and mining secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomerj. room 3, r. Oakland
Crane Dennis, harnes.-^cleaner J. H- Swain, r. 417 Fol
CRANE ERWIN J., agent, office 211 Sansom,
room 3. r. Oakland
Crane Frederick W., machinist, r. Fifteenth Av, bet
P and R., South S. F.
Crane George F., clerk Diss & Co., r. 91 Elizabeth
Crane Harrv H., cl" rk Pavot, Fpham & Co.. r. 715
Treat Av
CRANE, HASTINGS «& CO., importers and
dealers tine wines ard liqu<irs. 121 California
Crane H< nrv A. (Crane K Bri^haml, r. 211 Tu'k
CRANE HENRY F., attorney at law. office 213
Sansom, room 12, r. San Leandro. Alameda Co.
Crane J. E., clerk Pacific Improvement Co.. r. Oak-
land
Crane Jesse H., clerk John T. Ward & Co., r. Oakland
Crane John, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Crane John, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 45 Louisa
Crane John, laborer, r. 1723 Stevenson, rear
Crane John, laborer Presi.lio Reservation
Crane John J., tanner Mason's Tannery, r. W s Mis-
souri, nr Mariposa
Crane John M., printer Pettit A: Russ, r. 510 Stockton
Crane Joseph F.. stonecutter, r. 030 Valencia
Crane J. P., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Crane J. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 865 }« Market
Crane Louise J. (widow), r. 715 Treat Av
Crane M. R., pressman, r. Branch House
Crane Owen, expressman, r. 24(1 Clara
Crane Owen, laborer .\ndrew Onderdonk, r.r214 Bdwy
Crane Samuel P.. clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 238 Taylor
Crane Thomas, capitalist, r. Russ House
Crane William, expressman, r. 48 Louisa
Crane William B.. miuing, office 328 Montgomery,
roi^m 10, r. Oakland
Crane W. S., r. 7(;2 Howard
CRANE & BRIGHA.tl (Henry H. Crane, William
H. Brighani, and EdV^Tird Baxter), importers and
wholesale dialers drugs, medicines, chemicals,
and druggists' sundiies, etc., 520 and 522 Market,
and 19 and 21 Sutter
Craner A.iolph P.(Lt. Aronson & Co.), r. 657 Harrison
Cranert Fred.riik, hatter, r. 140S Powell
Cranl'or.l John, r. so-.i Stockton
Crangle Mury ^widow) . r. 14 Nutomn. rear
Cranley Timothy, laborer .\ti(lrew Onderdonk
Craniner Jacob F., shipji>iner. r. 1515 Post
Cranz Frederiik. waiter Michael Deutsch. r. 5 Jane PI
Crauz Louis, bookkeeper Gustsivus Pope, r. 551 First
Cranz Richnrd. waiter Mii hael Deutsch, r. 5 Jane PI
Cranz Theodore D., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., r. 5
Jane PI
Cranz. See Granz, and Kranz
Crary Oliver B., r. 1502 Powell
CYaus Frederick, whitener, r. 530 O'Farrell
Craven Ann (widow), r. NW cor Geary and O'Farrell
Cravtu Edward F.. cashier M. J. Flavin, r. 401 Geary
Craven James, plumber U illiaiu R. Alliii. r. 12 Clara
Craven Jane Miss (Craven Sisters), r. 21 New Mont
Craven Mary Miss (Craven sisters), r. 21 New Mont
Craven Peter, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
•238 Oak
'Craven Sisters (Mis.xts Jane, and Mary Craven), im-
l)ort<d patterns. 21 New Mont^'oincry
Craven William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r.Sadowa,
nr San Miguel Station
Craver .leremiah, carpenter new l'. S. Appraisers'
liuiUlint;. r. W> r.d.ly
Craw Wolf, tailor, r. Ii'.'.i Minna
Crawford .v.. laborer Andnw Onderdonk
CRAWFORD A. *Si CO., sliipchandlers, 25 and
27 Market
Crawford Andrew, carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Crawford Andrew (A. Crawford & Co.). and shipping
and commission, office 27 Market, r. 608 Green-
wich
Crawfonl Annie M. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Lapant A.
Gray, r. cor Church and Twenty-flrst
Crawfonl Archibald, salesman Joseph T. Teiry .»c Co.,
. r. '2242 Howartl
Orawford Charles, employee Pioneer Soda 'Worke, r.
SE cor Mission and Bond
BULLOCK cc JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Crawford Charles, waiter City of Stockton, Washing-
ton St.Whiirf
Crawford Charles D., dentist, office and r. 123 Second
Crawford Frank M., clerk Woods & Frteborn, r. GOO
Bush
Crawford George, frnmemaker Davis Brothers, r. SW
cor Seventh and Folsoui
Crawford George, gardener, r. S s Gody. bet Mission
and California Av
Crawford George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Crawford George W., carpenter, r. 1100 Foisom
Crawford George W., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 809 Jackson
Crawford H. iiry 1... carpenter, r. 417 Main
Crawford Isabella (widow), r. 330 Gtary
Crawford James, r. 15 Ellis
Crawford James, compositor Spirit of the Times, r.
167 Minns
Crawford John, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. NW cor
Jackson and Octavia
Crawford John F., clerk freight auditor's office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R.. r. IdUl Slitter
Crawford John J., r. 820 Pacitic
Crawford John M., fruits and vegetables, 55 Fifth, r.
8E cor Twenty-second and Valencia
Crawford John M., machinist Risdou 1. andL. Works,
r. 422 Second
Crawford John S., master mariner, r. 907 Mission
CrawfordJohn T., policeman City Hail, r. 407 Minna
Crawford John W., teamster, r. 403<; Zoe
Crawford Joseph, r. 109 Impont
Crawford Joseph G., drayman E. G. Pierce & Co., r.
356 Brannan
Crawford J. R., physician, r. 213 Mason
Crawflord J. T. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1001 Sutter
Crawford Mary (widow), r. COO Bush
Crawford M. M. Mrs., housekeeper 2o07 Howard
Crawford Oroville, art student, r. 333 Vallejo
Crawford R. C. driver United Carriage Co.
Crawford Robert, r. Olt; Eddy
Crawford Rubtrt, laborer, r. 129 Second
Crawford Robert, insurance solicitor, office 420 Mont
Crawford Samuel, carpenter, r. 835 Mission
Crawford Samuel J., plasterer, r. N s Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Crawford Sarah Miss, goldbeater D. Hicks & Co., r.
142 Fourth
Crawlbrd Thomas, assistant engineer stm Constance,
r. Stockton
Crawford Thomas, carpenter, r. 25 Beideman
Crawford William, stockbroker, r. 000 Bush
CRAWFORD WILLIAM, secretary California
Spring Manufacturing Co., office 147 New Mont-
gomery, r. NE cor Brvant and Langton
CRAWFORD AVILLIAM S., attorney at law,
office ,52 Montgomery Block, r, 225 Bush
Crawhall Annie, hairdresser Carrie Sheppard, r. 723
Harrison
Crawhall Jean, miller, r_723 Harrison
Crawhall John, freight clerk Central Pac. R, R. Co,, r.
723 Harrison
Crawley Edward, machinist, r. 446 Brannau
Crawley George W., jjroptr Fairmount Water Works.
r. 4-4G Brannan
Crawley James, proptr Tiger Hotel, 446 Brannan
Crawley John M.. clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R, R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
24, r. 3,30 Brannan
Crawley Thojuas, painter, r. 833 Miller PI
Craya Mary (widow), r. WsSansom, bet Greenwich
and Filbert, rear
Craythorn William, woodcarver, r. 618 Fourth
Crayton Bruce, plumber and gastitter, r. 1427 Wash
Crayton George, clerk, r, 1427 Washington
Crayton Robert, real estate, r. 1427 Washingion
Crayton William, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r.
1206 Market
Crayton. See Creighton
Creamer .Vamn (Creamer & Deckelmann) , r. 812 Taylor
Creamer James H., drayman E. Martin & Co., r. 1422
Washington
Creamer John J., porter, r. 1422 Washington
Creamer Scott, bricklayer New City Hall
Creamer William, seaman, r. 46Steuart
Creamer & Deckelmann (Aaron Creamer and Francis
Deckelmann), hairdressing saloon, American Ex-
chiinge Hotel
Creamer. See Cremer
Crean Frank, driver Omnibus R. B., r. 9 Clara
Crean Katie, domestic 812 Bush
Crean Owen, expressman, r. 240 Clara
Crean William, expressman, SW cor Fonrth and How-
ard, r. 48 Louisa
Crebben William, clerk James Humphrey, r. NE cor
AVilliam and Geary
Creber Walter, malster Empire Brewery, r. « Vande-
water
Creech Thomas, r. 308 O'Farrell
Creed Daniel, boilermaker Risdou 1. and L. Works, r.
Ii83 Harrison
Creed Ella Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. C.S3
Howard
Creed John M., receiver public stores warehouse de-
partment Custom House, r, 1710 Hyde
Creedon D. J., gardener, r. 26 Turk
Creedon Fannie, chambermaid .\merican Exchange
Hotel
Creedon Mary, saleswoman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. Nucleus House
Creedon Michael J., clerk West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. Nucleus House
Creedon Patrick, laborer Sutter St. R. R.
Creedon Patrick H., dairy, Ws Sherman, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Creedon William, bootmaker, 29 Commercial
Creegan Francis, laborer, r. cor Cemetery A\ and Cal
Creegan Peter (GaiTett \- Creegan), r. 543 Stevenson
Creeiey James, porter Tillmaun & Bendel, r, 1316 Na-
I torn a
i Creely James, blacksmith McCarty Bros,, r. 834 How
Greemar Bernard, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart
Cregan John (Cregan & Doyle), r, 821 Webster
Cregan John M., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 821
Webster
Cregan Kate (widow) , r. 305 Fifth
Cregan Michael, tireman, r. 217 Broadway
Cregan Michael, salesman Ktane Brothers, r. 821 Web-
ster
Cregiin Timothy, labcrer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixtceiith and Columbia
Cregan William, .stevedore, r. 315 Bryant
CREGAN iSi DOYLE (John Cregan, and Thomas
Doyle). w!ne.-< and liquors, 213 California, and SW
cor Howard and Sixth
Creglivich .\ntonio. seaman, r. 37 Pacilic
Crego Cyrus, office 435 California, r, 1104 Market
Creia John, steamboatman, r. 9 Merchant
Creig Isaac, engineer Thompson & Evans, r. 71 Clem
Creigh John D., attorney at law, r. 903 Shotwell
Creigh John D., delivery clerk Pacitic Mail S. S. Co,.r.
2215 Howard
Creigh Meric, bookkeeper, r. 308 Leavenworth
Creigh S. W., chief delivery clerk Pacitic Mail S. 8.
Co., r, 2215 Howard
Creighmer G. (widow), r. 1602 Howard
Creighton Charles, clerk letter department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. Dolores, bet Twenty-filth and
Twenty-sixth
Creighton Daniel, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r, 81 Na-
toma
Creighton Frank, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Creighton Hugh H., barber Daniel Rooenblum, r. 710
Buchanan
Creighton James, expressman, NE cor Mission and
Third, r. 181 Jessie
Creighton James, foreman carpenter Pacific Improve-
ment Co., r. 115 Ellis
Creighton John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r.
79 Clementina
Creighton John F., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
Ill Jessie
Creighton John, bellman Occidental Hotel
Creighton Joseph, umbrellamaker, 01 Third
Creighton Mary Miss, boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 81 Na-
tonia
Creighton Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Creighton Patrick, proptr American House, 81 Natoma
Creightr)n Patrick, liquor saloon, SW cor Foisom and
Filth
Creighton Peter, r. 004 Pine
Creighton R., laborer Pacitic Mail S. S. Co.
Creighton Itichard, stevedore, r. 5.50 Brannan
Creighton Robert J., editorial rooms Evening Post, r.
2726 Howard
Creighton Terrence, engineer, r. C5 Natoma
Creighton Thomas, blacksmilb, r. 81 Natoma
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r. 2718 Folsom
Creighton William, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 81
Natoma
Creighton. See Crayton
Crellin John (Crellin & Co. and Morgan k Co.),r. Oak-
l;iDd
Crellin Thomas (Crellin & Co. and Morgan & Co.). r.
Oysterville, W. T.
Crellin & Co. (John Crellin, John S. Morgan and
Thomas Crellin), groceries and in'ovisious, (Oys-
ttrville, W. T.) . office 87 California Market
Creme Lawrence, nightwatchuian Holland & Ruppel,
r. NW cor Beale ami Mi.ssiou
Cremer Bernard, longshoreman, r. 14 Ritch
Cremer John, nightwatchman Market St. E. R., r. 1720
Jessie, rear
Cremer N., candy and ornamental confectionery, 430
(ieary
Cremer. See Creamer
Cremlish Daniel, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Cremmis Dennis, laborer, r. 2G5 Clementina
Cremoiiy John C, engineer O. K. Foundry, r. 64 First
Cremony John C, journalist John H. Carmanj' & Co.,
r. 25 Dupont
Cremore Bernard, stevedore A. C. Freese
Crenert Frederick, clerk M. J. Flavin, r. &H Harriet
Crennan Kate (widow), pressor Charles J. Holmes, r.
lU103v Mission
Creque Frederick F., supervisor weights of mails U. S.
Railway Mail Service, r. Oakland
Crescent Mill and Mining Co. (Plumas Co. Cal.), O. H.
Bogart secretary, office l(i(i Leidesdoiff, room 3
Crespo Antonio, teacher languages, r. 810 Mi.ssion
Crespo Ciertrndas (widow) , ditssmaker, r. 918 Jackson
Crespo Joseph, saddlcmaker Main & Winchester, r.
'.)18 Jackson
Cressaglia Mateo, restaurant, 15 Third, r. 21!> Stev
Cressick Clemence Miss, dressmaker, 1018 Hyde
Cressie Edward P., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 609
I'olsom
Cressy Albert, driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 817 >i
Larkin
Cressy Theodore S. (Steele, Elder & Co.) , r. 1721 Clay
Cresta Thomas, vegetables, 59 Colombo Market
Cresswell Robert, miner, r. 247 Second
Cretty Edmond, laborer, r. 1031 Dupont
Creuziger Annie Miss, r. 3 Clay Av
Creuziger Hugo, upholster, r. 1519 Larkin
Ci'ew Edward, bricklayer, r. 1126 Pacific
(;rews Lt'ona Mrs., actress, r. 31 Eddy
Cribliens Patrick, stableman Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 18
Webb
Crichtim James, carpenter, r. 115 Ellis
Crichtou John !■ , piasterer, r. 733 Geary
Ci-ichtou Peter, carpenter, r. 127 First Av
Cricht m Robert, r. 2333 Pine
Crichtow Laura D. Mrs., copyist County Recorder's Of-
fice, r. 1228 Mission
Crickard Mary Miss, r. .5.')7 Stevenson
Cridge AUred, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. NE cor
Mission and Sixteenth
Criggs John, r. 904 Kearny
CRIM SAMUEL., real estate, office 420 California,
r. 2320 Howard
Crim William U., teller National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., r. 710Ca])p
Crimi Lawrence, nightwati-hraan, r. 33 John
Crimmen Dennis, longshoreman, r. 250 Spear, rear
Crimmius Cornelius, laborer, r. W s York, bet Solano
and Butte
Criujuiiiis Daniel, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r.
W s York, bet Solano and liutte
Crinimins Mnry, assistant cook St. Josehp's R. C. In-
fant Asylum, E s Q, bet Seventeenth and Nine-
teenth avs, S. F.
Crinimins Mary E. Miss, packer M. Morgenthau, r.
W s York, bet Solano and Butte
Crimmins Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Crimmins Philip, shoemaker S.W. Levy.r. 45 Ritch
Crimmins Timi>thy, baker R. R. Swain & Co., r. 115
Niitoiiia
Crimmius William, .shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. 45
Kitch
Crimmius William Jr., shoemaker, r. 45 Ritch
Crludle Elsie Mrs., medium, r. 110 OFarrell
Criuuiau Clinrles F., salesman Feist, Frank & Co., r.
Brioklyn Hotel
Crinnion Thomas P., carpenter, r. 1315 Jackson
Cripps James, printer, r. 24 Mint Av
Criskey John E., jeweler, r. 115 Dora
Crisp William, dairyman William Mitchell, r. E s Cas-
tro, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Crissle Patrick, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Crist A. B., agent Cal. Pac. E. E., and Central Pac. E.
E. stms, office Washington St. Wharf, r. Grand
Hotel
Crist William E., machinist Union Iron Works, r. S s
Precita Av, nr Mission
Cristovich S., Austrian Benev. Soc., 71 New Mont
Critcher Henry, capitalist, r. 408 Hyde
Critcher Henry Jr., clerk P. D. Browne, r. 408 Hyde
Critcher John, clerk, r. 408 Hyde
Critch«'- Madison H., clerk Davis Bros., r. 408 Hyde
Critchley Thomas, waiter S. S. Los Angeles, Broad-
way Wharf
Critico Davide, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Crittenden Charles S., proptr Dexter Stable, 221-223
Bush, and Club Stables, 409-411 Taylor, r. 519
OFarrell
Crittenden H., r. The Baldwin
Crittenden James L., attorney at law, office 59 and 60
Merchants' Exchange, r. 524 Sutter
Crittenden Martin V. B., bartender E. T. Harris, r. 309
Fifth
Crittenden Parker (Crittenden cfc Howell) , r. SanRafael
Crittenden Thomas T., bookkeeper Woods k Freeborn,
r. 122 Taylor
CRITTENDEN <& HOWELL. (Parker Crittenden
and W. F. Howell) , general auctioneers and real-
estate agents, office 25, Merchants' Exchange
Croall James, plumber and g;:sfitter, r. 1918 Mason
Croburt James, laborer, r. N s Kansas, bet Humboldt
and Nevada
Crocco Louis, porter Louis Malatesta, r. 517 Green-
wich
Croce Peter E. (Croce & Marchand), v. 5% Kearny
Croce '^everino, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J-j Kearny
Croce & Marchand (Peter E. Croce and C. Marchand) ,
watchcaseniakers, 022 Clay
Crochette Phillii)pe, laborer Miners' Branch Restau-
rant, r. 210 Montgomery Av
CROCKARL) HUGH, shipsmith, 20 Mission, r.
Seventh Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Crockard John S., shipsmith, r. Seventh Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Crocker Aaron (L. & A. Crocker) , r. Oakland
Crocker C. F.. seaman, r. 5 Midway
CROCKER CHARLES, president Southern Pac.
E. R., and second vice president Central Pac. R.
R., office NK cor Fourth and Townscnd, room 42,
r. NW cor California and Taylor
CROCKER CHARLES F. JR., vice president
Southern Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 41, r. NW cor Cal and Taylor
Crocker Clark W. (Siss m, Wallace & Co.), r. 1609 Sut-
ter
Crocker Ellen (widow) , r. 213 .Tones
Crocker Emma (widowj , furuJBhed rooms, 946 Howard
Crocker F. A., r. 1527 Powell
Crocker Frank, hackmau, r. 848 Folsom, rear
Crocker George, r. NW cor Ciilifornia and Taylor
Crocker George D., inventor, r. 1021 Hyde
Crocker Henry J., r. ItiOO Sutter
Crocker Henry S. (H. S. Crocker k Co.). r. 1919 Cal
CROCKER H. S. (.Si CO. (John D. Yoat) , import-
iiig stationers, printers and lithographers, NW cor
Sausom and Sacrauu'iito
Crocker Isaac B., varnisher, r. 1001 Capp
Crocker John, car cleaner Hayes Valley and Market
St. R. R., r. 1308 !t. Steiuer
Crocker John, clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 3 Highland
Terrace
Crocket John, teamster, r. W s Dolores bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second
Crocker John H. (Crocker *: Suydam) , r. 1023 Hyde
Crocker L. & A., fancy dry goods, 1100 Stockton
Crocker Lesser (L. .\; A. Crocker), r. 1100 Stockton
Crocker M. A. (widow), r. 107 Powell
CrockerM.J. C. Mrs. .a.ssistantGreeuwichStreet Prim-
ary School, r. 615 Bush
Crocker Morris, tailor, r. 322 Broadway
Crocker N. k Co.. general merchandise (Red Blufif,
Cal.), office 7-9 Battery
Crocker Peter B., boxmaker, r. 1436 Mission
Crocker Roland R., sailmaker, r. 4 Laskie
Crocker W. (J., hackdriver. r. 124 Twenty-fourth
Crocker William, r. NW cor California and Taylor
Crocker William A., plumber and gasfitter, 815 Bush
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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CROCKER «& SUYDAM (John H. Crocker and
J. N. Suyilam) , stoi'kVirokers, office 218 Pine
Crockett Charles, wooilturuer Herman Grauz, r. S'Jl
Sixth
Crockett E. Mrs., dressiuaker, 019 Sacramento
Crockett Frank, extramau Engine No. i, S .F. F. D., r.
1-14 Secouil
Crockett John, mining secretary, office 203 Bush, room
12, r. OosiuoiioJitiiU Hotel
Crockett Joseph 15.. associate justice Supreme Court of
California, chambers MO Clay, r. Fast Ouklaml
Crockett Josejjh B. Jr., engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. lUOO Pine
Crockett Hubert, managing clerk Wilson & Wilson, r.
Oakland
Crockett Solomon, seaman, r. 220 Ninth
Croeeiis Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie District,
Cal.). Emil Hestres secretary, office 8 Breiiham PI
Croesus Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), D. Buck
secretary, office 80 Nevada Block
Croft Charles, clerk Mc.Vuliflfe & Co., r. 121 Fifth
Crolt Martin, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r. 514
Second
Croftou George, r. 141.') Mason
Crofton John, laborer, r. 921 Battery
Croftflu John, salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 1822 Market
Crofts John J., chief engineer stmr Newport, r. 438
Clementina
Crogau Francis, chief engineer stmr Gipsy, r. Oak-
land
Crogan Frank, waiter, r. 551 Mission
Crogan James, house painter, r. 12 Hollis
Crogan Mary Miss, tailoress Harris Kozmiusky, r. 903
Mission
Crognu Patrick J., painter, r. 1532 Eddy
Crogan Peter, plasterer, r. 909 Vallejo
Crogau Tiiomas H., policeman City Hall, r. 503 Fol
Croin James, miner, r. 815 Montgomery
Croke James, collector Washington St. Wharf, r. 819
Jessie
Croke Kate (widow) , r. 21 Grand Av
Croke Mary Miss, r. 309 Austin
Croke Thomas, entry clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 819 Jessie
CrollJohn, r. 132 Fifth
Cromer Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) ,
Frederick E. Luty secretary, office 507 Mont
Cromer Henry, capitalist, r. 19 Louisa
Cromley Patrick, teamster, r. 317 Vallejo
Cromllet Arthur, r. 708 Commercial
Crompton John, chief engineer stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Cromwell Burnside, clerk A. F. Merten & Co., r. 445
Bryant
Cromwell Henry, clerk L. Carty. r. 1329 Sansom
Cron Minnie ( widow), r. 229 Eighth
Cron. See Krohn,Kroii, and Krone
Cronan Catherine (widow) , r. 305 Union
Crouau James, bakery and confectionery, SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Cronan James, fiTemau malthouse Hibernia Brewery,
r. 1225 Howard
Cronan Jeremiah, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Cronan John, blacksmithholper McAfee Boiler Works,
r. 28 Minna
Cronan John, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r. Es
Dolores, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Cronan John B.. bookkeeper Root & Sanderson, r. 328
Capp
Cronan John J., painter. 225 Tenth
Cronan Michael, blacksmith, r. 511 Mission
Cronan Muliael, liostler Nathaniel H. Koy, r. S s
Point Lobos Av, bet Fourth and Fifth avs
Cronan Morris, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Cronan Owen, laborer, r. 670 Clementina
Cronan Pt ter A., carriage painter Carvill Manufac-
turing Co., r. 8 Dale PI
Cronan Samuel, machinist Centennial Planing Mills,
r. 2 McLea Court
Cronan Thomas, tinner William Cronin, r. Park
Hotel
Cronan Timothy, coachman, r. 718 O'Farrell
Cronan William, mctalroofer, 1071 Market r. 920
McAllister
Cronan. See Cronin
Crone Amy Mrs., varieties, SW cor Sierra and Ten-
nessee
Crone Henry, shipcarpenter r. SW cor Sierra aad
Tennesse
Crone John, carpenter, r. 9 Elizabeth
Crone Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 31(i Ritcb
Crone Louis, seaman, r. 316 Ritch
Crone Peter, tlyinan S. F. Chronicle
Crone Peter, bricklayer, r. 3 Harrison Av
Cronett Frederick, irouworkcr, r. NE cor Illinois and
Twentieth
Cronin t'harles, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
CriJiiin Cornelius, laborer, r. 50 Louisa
Cronin Cornelius, liquor saloon, 1019 Market
Cronin D., jailor County Jail
Cronin Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 1121
Jlission
Criinin David, groceries and liquors, 159 Minna
Cronin Dentiis, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Cronin Dennis, laborer Tobey Curtis, r. l.)9 Minna
Cronin Dennis, hostler, r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
Cronin Edwin, boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 118 Park Av
t'ronin Ellen (widow), r. 1218 Green
Cronin Henry J., cooper, r. 118 Park Av
Cronin Houora (widow) . r. Columbia PI, bet Parker
and Precita PI, Berual Heights
Cronin James, r. 100 First
Cronin James M., clerk S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co., r, 48
Louisa
Cronin Jeremiah, hostler McOord, Bridge & Co., r.
(i.50 Mission
Cronin Jeremiah, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Cronin John, laborer, r. .Wl Howard
Cronin John, liquor and billiard saloon, SE cor Cali-
fornia and Fillmore
Cronin John, policeman City Hall, r, 438 Clementina
Cronin Mary Miss,r. 338 Union
Cronin Mary, domestic '.I08 O'Fiirrell
Cronin Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Cronin Michael, marblepolisher, r. 610 McAllister
Cromn Michael, teamster, r. 131 Shiple.y
Cronin Nora Miss, dress.'nuker. r. 1008 Mission
Cronin P., r. 209 Leidesdorif
Cronin Patrick, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 551
Folsom
Cronin Patrick, laborer, r. Greenwich, nr Pierce
Cronin Patrick, miner, r. .338 Union
Cronin T., trackman Omnibus R. R.
Cronin Thomas, gardener Mrs. M. McCabe, r. N s
Point Lobos, nr Eighteenth Av
Cronin Thomas, shoemaker, r. SW cor Howard and
Third
Cronin Timothy, laborer, r. S s Silver Av, n^ San
Bruno Road
Cronin Timothy, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Cronin William, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
Cronin William J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. Columbia PI, bet Parker and Precita PI, Berual
Heights
Cronise Titus F., nduing, office 426 California, room 2,
r. Occidental Hotel
Cronise William H. V., capitidist, office 8 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building, r. 520 Green
Crouk William, vice-presideutVentura Rock Soap Co.,
r. Port Canyon
Cronley John, laborer, r. N s Green, nr Battery
Cronogue James, boilermaker, r. NE cor Twenty-third
and Fair Oaks
Crook Archie, porter Hccht Bros. & Co., r. 114 Minna
CROOK KDWIN W., agent Keep's Shirts, 120
Kearny, room 49. r. 119 Oak
Crook James, merchant, r. 1324 Pine
Crook John, r. 508 Mission
Crook John T., physician, office 214 Sansom, r. 80C
Stockton
Crook Joseph, r. 904 Kearny
Crook Richard, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Crook William C, teacher Noe and Temple Street
Evening School, r.S 8 Jersey, bet Diamond and
Castro
Crook William W., clerk, r. 1324 Pine
Crooker William, salesman Yolo Mills, r. SE cor Mar-
ket and Beale
Crooks Albert, employee Central Pac. R. R., r. 314
Sixth
Crooks George B., clerk John Taylor & Co., r. 1621
Broadway
Crooks George B., porter, r. 817 Mission
Crooks J., r. Palace Hotel
Crooks J. B. Mrs., r. 225 Fourth
Crooks James, foreman laborers New City Hall, r.
1432 Post
Crooks John J., bricklayer, r. 2419 Clay
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Crooks Matthew J., r. 16 South Park Av
Cfrooks Richarri. r. 2o0it California
Crooks Samuel, student University Mound College
Croome William, dentist, office and r. 215 Kearny
Croon Francis, r. 22:i Green
Croon George, teamster, r. 223 Green
Croon John F. pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 223 Green
Croo!i Peter, printer, r. 223 Green
Cropley Charles, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Cropper Theodore B., boxmaker Union Soap Factory,
r. 133 Ninth
Cropper William, boxmaker Union Soap Factory, r.
133 Niiith
Cropton George, laborer, r. 1415 Pacific
Cros George, clerk A. E. Sabatie & Co., r. 825 Mission
Crosbie Frederick, moljer Thompson Bros., r. Mis-
Bicu, nr Eighteenth
Crosby A., waiter S. S. Great Republic
Crosby Alf<<nsii B., dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point, r. 2019 Hyde
Crosby Alfred, clerk, r. 04y Third
Crosby Frederick W., capitalist, office 228 Montgom-
ery, r. 520 Sutter
Crosbv George O., grainbroker, 304 Davis, r. Ellis nr
Hyde
Crosby George, watertender S. S. Oregon, Oregon S.
S. Co.
Crosby George H., oiler S. S.Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Criisby Horton J., carpenter, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P
and Q, Souths. F.
Crosby .James, r. 057 Missic^n
(,'riisby John C, tuilor K. T. Houston, r. 560 Com
Cnisliy John F., cari)enter, r. 17 Hermann
< rosliy Jolm L.. carpenter, r. 1304 Laurel Av
Crnsby M., blacksmith Pacific Kolliug Mill, r. 3 King
<'r".-iby Marcus, laborer, r. 29 Nevada, rear
(risby Orton, cari)enter, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and
g. South S. F.
Crosby Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Cros))y Patrick, policeman City Hall, r. 10 Juniper
Building
Crosljy Robert A., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 2021
Hvde
CROSBY WlXiLiIAM, attorney at law, office 659
Clay
Cro.sett Alphonso A. (Carmany & Crosett, and Crosett
v<; Co.), r. 33 Glen Park Av
Crosett Edward F., clerk Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r.33 Glen Park Av
Cro^tt James F., manager Crosett & Co., r. 322 Bart-
lett
Crosett James L., r. 33 Glen Park Av
CKOWKTT .te CO. (Alphonso A. Crosett). em-
plwymcut office, 623 iind 625 Clay, and 230 Sutter
Crosett. See Crosseit
Croskey James, r. 512 Mission
Croskey Robert, liquor saloon, 229 Hayes
< roskc-y Robert V., l)ookkeei)er, r. 27 Oak
<-!ro8key Sarah J. Mrs., r. 27 Oak
CroHley James, labnrer, r. 318 Pacific
Cross James T., bookkeeper Welch it Co., r. 1203 Taylor
Cross J(jel K., carpenter, r. Bernal Heights
Cross L. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Cross Mary (widow), r. 33 Fifth
Cross Mary (widow;, r. 1701 Gough
Cross Michael, deckhand Btm Mare Island, Berkeley
Ferry
Cross Nicholas M., teanister, r. Coso House
Cross Richard, teamster, r. 1317 (Jalifornia, rear
Cross Robert, contractor, r. K3H Market
Cross Thomas, lithographic printer A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 16 Glover
Cross Thomas, lumberman, r. 27 Laskie
Cross William, r. Occidental Hotel
Cross \N illiaiii IJ., mechanical engineer, r. 1105 Mason
CROSS *«i CO. Jolin, William, and Thomas C. Wed-
dei-spoon) .imiiorters and commission merchants,
and geueial Insurance agents, office 210 Sausom
Crossett Truman, dentist, 10 Third, r. 916 Twentieth
Crossileld Edmund W., painter A. Bereon & Son, r. 513
Fill>ert
Crossland John, carpenter, r. 39 Moss
Crossley Leonard, butcher James Liutott, r. 631 Steven-
son
Crossley William, lah^irer, r. 50 Natoma
Crossmaii James H.. mining expert, r. 816 Jackson
CroHtliwait Isaac, carpenter, r. 433 Grove
Crofifiwiiit Michael, plumber, r. 433 Grove
Crothers George, \iphol.sterer, r. 1534 Eddy
Crothers J., r. 236 Sutter
Crothers Margaret I. Miss, assistant South Cosmopol-
itan Grammar School, r. 108 Hyde
Crothers Wil'ia a. carpenter John Falconer, r.C13 Miss
Crotty Edw; rd, sectionmau Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. GOl Natuma
Crotty James, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 3033 Six-
teenth
Crouch James, foreman H. Plagemann & Co., r. 1227 J^
Pacific
Crouch John H., assaver Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1227 J^ Pa'cifie
Crouch Robert, teamster Rountree & McClure, r. East
Oakland
Crouch Thomas, pressman E. Detrick & Co. r. 1040
Folsom
Croudace Frederick W., printer and publisher Brevi-
ateof Records, office 020 Merchant, r. 1822 Hyde
Crouse Carol Miss, teacher music, r. 331 O'Farrell
I Crouse John R. (Dufi& Co.), r. 1126 Pine
Crow Albion. policem;iu City Hall. r. Frank's Bldg
Crow Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 871 Folsom
, Crow David, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r.
I 10 Heron
Crow Jennie (widow) , liquor saloon, 236 First
Crow Julius, butcher G. Cuneo, r. 1523 Dupont.
I Crow Launcelot, r. Philadelphia House
Crow Thomas, conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 2210 Fill-
more
Crow Thomas, fisherman, r. 131 Harrison
Crow Walter, ijorter Rouse & Laws
Crowe James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 165
Minna
Crowe James S., cabinetmaker, r. 560 Natoma
Crowe James W., varnisher S & G. Gump, r. 408
Shipley
Crowe John, clerk Joseph Figel, r. 2108 Sacramento
Crowe Lizzie Miss, shoelitter S. W. Levy, r. 5.'57 Ship
Crowe Maxwell L.. book and job printer, 13 Lick
PI, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Crowe Thomas, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R., r.
27 Folsom Av
Crowe Timothy, locksmith, 770 Mission, r. 272 Jessie
Crowell Alger, seaman, r. 106 Jackson
Crowell Charles H., agent Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. Ss
Clay, bet Central .^v and Lyon
Crowell Charles I., bookkeeper Sroufe & McCrum, r.
1217 Jones
Crowell Eugene, harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r. 8
Middle
Crowell George, teamster Union Box Factory, r. 541
Natoma
Crowell George C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 11
Langton
CROWELL, JAMES P., dentist, office and r. 215
Kearny >
Crowell Martin L., traveling agent Wells, Fargo &Co.,
r. 1928 Sutter
Crowell Prentiss, wharfinger Beale St. Wharf, r. SW
cor Peuusylvania Av and Butte
Crowell Samuel, driver United Carriage Co.
Crowell William L., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. IHU Geary
Crowell Willis E.. clerk, r. 429 Minna
CROWELL. ZEIVAS, secretary California Insur-
ance Co. , office 318 California, r. 1003 Larkin
Crowhall John, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.
Crowhurst M., miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Crowiey Annie (widow) , r. Fairmouut Tract, nr Bernal
Station
Crowley Bartholomew, baker, r. 338 Fifth
Crowley C. (widow), r. 11 Nevada
Crewley Catherine (widow), r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Crowley I'harles, cook, r. Qu'iucy House
Crowley Charhs, laborer, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Crowley Charles, machinist, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
Bernal Station
Crowley Charles, marblecutter John C. Duflfy
Crowley Cornelius, groceries and fruits, 334 Third
Crowley Cornelius, sash and blindmaker Centennial
Planing' Mills, r. 439 Minna
Crowley Cornelius Jr., blacksmith Dohs & Buchtman,
r. 334 Third
Crowley Daniel, blacksmith, r. 4 Lcroy PI
Crowley Daniel, exiiressman, r. 36 Clay
Crowley Daniel, fireman stm Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Crowley Daniel, professor St. Ignatius College, 841
Market
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Crinvley Dauiel, teamster Andrew Onderdonk, r. 12
Polk
Crow^e.N Dauiel A., teacher, r. ;J65 Minna
Crowley Daniel F., carpenter Superintendent of
Strt'ots, r. N s St. Kose, nr Henderson Av
Crowley Daniel F., fj^roceries and liiiuors, i:«S Wash
Crowley Daniel J., telegraph operator, r. '2:}7 Minna
Crowley David, boatman, r. 82 Francisco
Crowley Edward, hairdresser Henry Richter, r. S 8
Folrtoiii, nr Third
Crowley Edward, tailor L. Kelley, r. »:M) Market -
Crowley EUeu, domestic 12;)tJ Van Ness Av
Crowley Florence, carpenter, r. 749 Harrison
Crowley George, hostler, r. 7 Austin
Crowley George, stoves and tinware, 230 Sixth, r. 31
Langton
Crowley Hannah, domestic li:?l Ellis
Crowley James, clerk, r. 7:3 Tehama
Crowley James, painter, r. KiOii Pacific Av
Crowley James, rusticworker Terrence Dutfy, r. 365
Minna
Crowley James, shipcarpeuter Matthew Turner, r. 57
Shipley
Crowley James P., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
CrowJey Jane Mrs., r. Illinois, bet Shasta and Napa
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, r. .i(> Minna
Crowley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 210 Clara
Crowley Jeremiah, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co.
Crowiev Jeremiah Jr., salesman Kennedy & Brennan,
r. 2*10 Clara
Crowley Jeremiah F., laborer, r. 419 Sixteenth
Crowley J. J. (Crowley & Co.), r. S s Mis.sion Av, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Crowley John, r. 1K05 Ellis
Crowley John, r. 237 Minna
Crowley John, blacksmith, r. 81 Clementina
Crowley John, bookkeeper Burr & Fink, r. 1427 How-
ard
Crowley John, chief box clerk Post-olfice, r. l.Hl How-
ard
Crowley John, clerk Kennedy & Durr, r. 156 Shipley
Crowley John, deckhand stm Cora, Washington St.
Whurf
Crowley John, eitramau Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F.
F. D.,r. 22 O'Farrell
Crowley John, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Crowley John, horseshoer T. J. Crowley, r. 553 >i Stev
Crowley John, laborer, r. 52 Minna
Crowley John, laborer, r. 130 Hayes
Crowley John, laborer, r. 619 Hayes •
Crowley John, laborer, r. Fairmouut Tract, nrBernal
Station
Crowley John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Crowley John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Crowley John, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co., r. 4
Jessie
Crowley Jolin, marblecutter, r. 567 'i Stevenson
Crowley John, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Cr<i\Cley John, porter Russ House
Crnwley John, rojiemaker, r. 563 Mission
Crowleyyohu, shipcalker, r. 113 Third
Crowley'john, shipt-alker, r. 551 Howard, rear
C(a)wley John, teamster R. D. Chandler, r. 907 Battery
Crowley John C, cooper D. Allman ^ Co., r. 242 Jessie
Crowley John D., waiter August C. Becker, r. 567 ki
Stevenson
Crowley John J., groceries and liquors, 237 Minna, r.
23'.t Minna
Crowley John J., janitor Suiireme Court, r. 23 MissAv
Crowley John J., student Heald's Business College
Crowley John M., mason, r. 919 Powell
Crowley Kate (widow), r. 519 Branuan
Crowley Katie Miss, shirtmaker Elias Reeb, r. 365
3Iinna
Crowley Lizzie E. , assistant Jeflferson Grammar School,
r. 1629 Sacramento
Crowley Mamie Miss, dressmaker Delia Marston, r.
338 Fifth
Crowley Margaret (widow), r. 218 Seventeenth
Crowley Mary, domestic 511 Eddy
Crowley Mary, domestic 4 Leroy PI
Crowley Mary E. Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. Columbia, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
fourth
Crowley Mary L. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 1427 Howard
Crowley Michael, r. 323 Fourth
Crowley Michael Mrs., r. 252 J4 Clara
Crowley Michael, expressman, r. 625 Davis
Crowley Michael. Laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. S 8 I
Greenwich, nr Sansom I
Crowley .Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk |
Crowley Michael, stableman J. G. Doane, r. NE cor j
Tyler and Webster
Crowley Michael J., plasterer Thomas Winters, r. 55354
Stevenson i
Crowley Michael J., sergeant at arms Cal. Stock Ex- |
change Board, r. 965 Howard
Crowley Nellie Miss, seamstress, r. 218 Seventeenth
Crowley Patrick (Crowley & Goodman), r. 1629 Sac
Crowley Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W a
Michigan, nr Napa !
Crowley Patrick, laborer, r. 149 Silver I
Crowley Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk I
Cr iwley Paul J., bookkeeper John Flanagan & Co., 421 j
Front
Crowley Richard, blacksmith, r. 322 Vallejo, rear
Crowley Robert, clerk Wynne, Lowth k Co., r. Nucleus
Hotel
Crowley Robert A., bookkeeper, r. 1514 Mission
Crowley Stephen J., bootmaker Rosenthal. Feder& Co.,
r. W s Day, bet Twenty-eii^hth and 'I'wenty-niuth
Crowley T., teamster Suiierinteiuleut of Streets
Crowley Timothy, r. 125 Rincou PI >
Crowley Timothy, longshoreman, r. 223 Folsom, rear
Crowley Timothy, paver, r. Day, bet Church and San-
chez
Crowley Timothy J., attorney at law, office 432 Mont-
gomery, room 1, r. San Rafael
Crowley Timothy J., horseshoer, cor Merchant and
Drumm, r. 553 J^ Stevenson
Crowley T. W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Crowley W. H., teamster Presidiii Reservation
Crowley William, r. Fairmount Tract, nr Bernal Sta-
tion
Crowley William, watchman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 823 Market, rear
Crowley William C, conductor Market St. R. R., r.
445 Guerrero
Crowley William J., carriage smith Albert Folsom, r.
965 Howard
Crowley William J., expressman, SW cor California
and Davis
Crowley & Co. (J. J. Crowley), tanners, NE cor Ser-
pentine Av and Hampshire
Crowley & Goodman (Patrick Crowley and J.T.Good-
man) , stockbrokers, 436 California
Crown David S., cigarmaker Charles Harris, r. 169
Minna
Crown Harris, cigars and tobacco. 803 Market, r. 333
Fell
Crown Isaac, hairdresser Kammerer & Koch, r. 169
Minna
Crown Point Extension Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.),
George R. Spinney secretary, office 310 Pine,
room 44
CROWN POINT GOLD AND SILVER MIN-
ING CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.l, James Newlaud.s
secretary, othce Cosmopolitan Hotel Bldg, room 10
Crown Point Ravine Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sto-
rey Co., Nev.) , J. M. Buffiugton secretary, office^
309 California, room 4
Crowninshield Jacob, bookkeejier, r. 18 Prospect PI
Croxall Julius D., agent Lindk-y & Co. (Sacramento),
office 405 Front, r. 225 Ellis
Croyland John, editor Examiner, r. 1133 J<' Pacific
Crozade Annie Miss, dressmaker White House, r. 811
Stockton
Croze Aguste, laundry, 231 Ritch, rear
Crozer Enoch L., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 78 Clementina
Crozet J. R., second lieutenant U. S. Revenue stm
Richard Rush
Crozier Robert, compositor Benjamin F. Sterett, r. 36
Clay
Crozier Robert B., compositor Evening Post, r. 110
Stockton
Crozier Samuel, barber Abraham I. Korn, r. 16 Hope-
ton Terrace
Crozier William, second lieutenant Fourth Artillery
U. S. A., r. Black Point Reservation
Crozier William J., bookkeeper James K. Prior, r. 619
Pine
Crudeu David. Bhipwrif,'ht , r. 2545 Howard
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Cruiksliank Joseph, -with Glover & Willcomb, r. 560
Miuna
Cruikshauk Peter, shipcarpenterW. E. CoUyer, r. NW
cor Solano and Mississij^pi
Cruise Anu, domestic 14 Liberty
Cruise Thomas J., carpenter, r. 127 Guerrero
Crui^^e William, plasterer, r. 127 Guerrero
Crum I. T., upholsterer Pac. Improvement Co., r. Oak-
land
Crumlig Daniel, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Crumlish Kate, domestic cor Cole and Carl, nr Golden
Gate Park
Crummey Eugene, butcher, r. Tenth Av, nr Railroad
Av. South S. F.
Crummey Hugh, butcher John H. Dooley, r. Railroad
Av, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs. South S. F.
Crummey James (Crummey & Hall), r. i'ii Clemen-
tina
Crmnmev John A., butcher Lawrence & Brown, r. cor
Tenth Av and Q, South S. F.
Crummey John T., butcher John H. Dooley, r. Rail-
road Av, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth avs. South
S. F.
Crummey Owen, butcher, r. Tenth Av, nr Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Crummey Owen Jr., butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet
Twelfth and Thirteenth avs. South S. F.
Cr^immey Jc Hall (James Ci'ummey and James Hall) ,
wholesale butchers and cattle dealers. First Av,
nr Kentucky, South S. F.
Crummins Michael, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
CruLiix John, tanner Potrero Tannery, r. E s Missis-
sippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Crusader Hall, 11">!I Mission
Cruse Peter, laborer Chicago Brewery, r. 1234 Bush,
rear
Cruser George E., waiter Palace Hotel, r.153}^ Second
Crusoe A. E. Mrs. (widow), r. 2202 Jones
Crusoe Charles \V., clerk 8. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 2202
Jones
Crusoe Robinson D., bookkeeper Eppstein & Co.. r.
2202 Jones
Crussell F. R., locksmith and bellhanger, 506 Howard,
r. 9 St. Mary PI
Cruz C, compusitcir Examiner, r. ICICI Mason
Cruz Elizabeth (widow), r. KJlU Mason
Cruz Frank, laborer A. Raymond, r. S s Napa, nr Ark-
ansas
Cruz Manuel, deckhand stmr Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Cruz Mari(iuita (widow) , r. 3 Grand PI
Cruz Michaela (widow) , r. 1410 Kearny
Cruz Peter J., packer, r. 1410 Kcamy
Cruza Adolphe, cattle dealer, r. 7;i4 Minna
Cr.ver Charles, engineer, r. 1423 Pine
Cryer Charles Mrs., dressmaker and patterns, 26
Fourth, r. 1423 Pine
Crj-er Minnie Miss, saleswoman Mrs. Charles Cryer,
r. 1423 Pine
Crysopolis Antonio, tisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Cryt^tal Lake Laundry, G. G. Wickson and E. H. Dean
prptrs, 18 Fifth
CRYSTAL. PALACE SAI..OON, Hageman &
Haquettc jjroptrs, wines, liquors, and cigars, 5
Kearny and 12 Geary
Crystal Salt Wdrks. .John A. Plummer & Co., proptrs,
Heywood A; Hcudley agents, otUce 224 Clay
Crj-stal Soda Water Co. (Frank Maxson, S. R. Sim-
mons, W. H. Simmons, J. N. Roper, and Mrs. Jen-
nie Simmons), JfE cor Union and Stockton
Crystal Vinegar Works, Charles H. Robinson proptr,
olBce Ifj Van Ness Av
Cubbou ThDUias, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Shasta and Michigan
Cubery William M.(CuberVi\: Co.), r. Oakland
CUBERY »Si CO. (William M. Cuberj- and Thomas
J. Johnston), steam printers, 415 Market, below
First
Cucagna Antonio, cook Rocco Beban, r. 5 Stockton
Cucamongo Vineyard Co., B. Dreyfus & Co. agents, 521
Market
Cucuel Euiil. porkpacker, r. 823 Pacific
Cucuel George, mirrormaker Whittier, Fuller & Co..r.
125 Virginia
Cuddehea Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Cudderback George W., r. HO Seventh
Cuddy Peter, r. 70H Commercial
Cuddy Catharine (widow), r. 6 Haywood
} Cuddy Jeremiah, deckhand stms Oakland and ElCapi-
I tun. Oakland Ferry, r. 2 Washiugton
Cuddv John, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. 31 Jessie
Cuddy Matthias, compositor s'. F. Chronicle, r. 1808 3^
Taylor
Cuddy Michael J., local policeman, r. SW cor Pacific
I Av and Fillmore
I Cuddy Patrick, carpenter, r. 241 Fell
I CuUdy William, barkeeper L. Radovich & Co., r. 105
I M:ison
' Cuddy William, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 6 Haywood
j Cuduey John, horse dealer, r. S s Sixth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Cudworth A)>el W., r. 2412 Pacific Av
Cudworth James W., capitilist, r. 2018 Union
Cue William G., journalist Pacific Life, r. 232 Sutter
Cuello Henry J., barkeeper John P. Gallagher, r. 715
Natoma
Cuello Joseph J., barkeeper L. Radovich & Co., r. 715
Natoma
Cuenin FrauQois. cook, r. 18 Pinckney PI
Cueuin J. (N. Giamboni & Co.), r. Montgomery Block
Cuflf Dennis, boot and shoemaker. 7(12 Brannan
Cuff John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co., r.
2.'5 Russ
Cukljan John, donkey driver S. S. Geo. W. Elder, r. 103
I Steuart
I Culbirtsun Austin, driver Market and Fifth St. R. R.,
I r. Stanford Hotel
I Culbertson Delia (widow), dressmaker, 734 Howard
Culbreth Robert E., editor The Citv Argus, and(.\.rgus
] Publishing Co.), r. 31 Turk
I Culcheth James, cooper, r. 246 Fourth
Culcheth William, compositor, r. 835 Broadway
Culin Alfred C. clerk, r. 2629 Howard
Culin John L.. clerk Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 2(12'J Howard
Cull Samuel, r. 109 Montgomery
Cullaud Francis, co(.ik, r. 7U8 Commercial
CU1.LEX ANDREW, pastor St. John the Biptist
Church (Catholic), r. 1122 Eddy
CuUen Ann, domestic 346 Fourth
CuUen Catherine (widow), r. 1127 Twenty-first
CuUen Charles, fitier, r. 637 Howard
Culkn Charles, sergeant police City Hall, r. 737 Har-
rison
CuUen Edward, teamster, r. 225 Minna
Cullen Edward S., bootmaker, r. 147 Shipley, rear
CuUen Ellen Mrs., jauitress Laguna Honda Primary
School, r. Laguna Honda
Cullen Gerald, night inspector Custom House, r. 810
Greenwich
Cullen James, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 303 Oapp
Cullen Ja'ues, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Cullen James, sectionman Southern Pac. R. E. Co., r.
303 Capp
Cullen James F., tanner Mason's Tannery, r. 303 Capp
CulJen J. C, r. 6.17 Howard
CuUen Jeffery (A. G.insl .t J. Cullen), r. Sftn Jose
Cullen John, clerk Madi-on & Burke, r. W s Mont-
gomery, bet Chestnut and Lombard
CuUen John, driver City K. R.. r. 1452 Minna
Cullen John, laborer, r. 208 Ninth
CuUen John, printer, r. 59 South Park
Cullen John A., plumber, r. 30:t Capp -
Cullen John J., designer California Jewelry Co., r.
2217 Steiner
Cullen John J., porter Wells, Fargo & Co.,r. 159 Ninth
Cullen Jol^n J., printer, r. 59 South Park
Cullen K. M. Mrs., r. 9{>9 Mission
CuUen Lawrence, local policeman, r. cor Bryant and
Beale
Cullen Lizzie Mrs., r. 710 California
Cullen Michael S., broommaker HarrisoD & Dickson,
r. 530 Folsom
Cullen Patrick, milk ranch. Seventh Av, near Lake
Honda
Cullen Paul, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 14 Anthony
CuUen Paul A., photographic printer Dames & Hayes,
r. 5',l South Park
Cullen Peter H.. carpenter, r. 514 Stevenson
Cullen Philip, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 3
Jessie
Cullen Thomas, book agent, r. 2118 Howard
CuUen Thomas, liquor saJoon, NW cor EUls and
Devisadero
Cullen Thomas, teacher, r. 69 South Park
Cullen Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r, 11 Hunt
CuUen Thomas W., porter Wells. Fargo & Co., r.
464 Minna, rear
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery St, Importers Ivlartin's Canes and Umfarelbs.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Keamy St., opposite the Plazi
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Cullen ■William, property clerk Police Dtpartiuent, r.
59 South Park
Cullertou Micbael, laborer Pacific Ice Co., r. Bread-
way, btt SaiisoDi undliattery
Culleton JameF, tattledealer, r. 705 Front
CuUey Aunie (widow), r. 328 Jessie
CuUey Join P., stoyes and tin ware, 39 Eddy, r. €07
Howard
Culligan Andrew, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
CuUigan HiinuaL Mrs., groceiicF, etc., 21i5 Kitch
Culligsn James, labtrtr, r. 18 Gilbert
Culligan Jobn, florist, 708 Turk. r. 7U7 Van Kese Av
Culligan Mary (widow) r. 1914 Ta>lcr, rtar
Cnlligi.u Mary Mlse, tailoress, r.NEcir El Dorado and
rtah
Culligan Michael, cattledeakr, r. NE cor Itah and El
Dorado
Culligan Midiatl, labcrer. r. 218 Eitch
Culliyan William, gardener Jtflferson Square, r. 164
Perry
Cullim Michael, drayman K. Strauss, 3 and 5 Battery,
r. 1214 Turk
Cullimore John, gardener, r. 12 Anthony
Cullinau Bridget (widow), r. W s Minnesota, nr
Solano
Cullinan Dennis, merchant, r. 626 Harrison
Cullinane James, carjienter, r. 65 West Mission
Cullinane Lawrence J., hi-mtssmaker Main & 'Win-
chester, r. 05 'West Mission
Cullinane Michael, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. cor Thir-
tieth and Church
Culloden J., r. 98 Mcntgomery Block
Cullum Allen W., clerk naval office Custom House,
r. 444 Sixth
Cullum Charles, wcodturner Herman Granz, r. 360
Jessie
Cullum Frank, contractor, r. 3C0 Jessie
Cullum ber John, cooper Lawson & Moore, r, W s Bry-
ant Av, bet Twenty-fourth ar.d Twenty-tifth
Culmerry "W. Scott, poiter John K. Mason, r. 912 Val-
lejo
Culotteau Ernest, cook Clay Street Eestaurant, r. 757
Clay
Culp James D. (J. D. Culp & Co.) , r. San Felipe
CULPJ. D. & Co. ("William B. Isaacs and Samuel
K. Thoniton), wholesale cigars and leaf tobacco,
585 Market
Culver Amanda (widow), r. KE cor McAllister and
Lott
Culver Charles G.,, clerk, r. 10 Geneva, rear
Culver FrankD.. salesman law department A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 2 Bond
Cl'LVER JAMES H., secretary Industiial Lshi-
bitions of the Mechanics' Institute, office 27 Post,
r. 1111 Clay
Culver John P., civil and hydraulic engineer, office
575 Market, r. 834 .Sutter
Culver Leander, mining, office and r. 133 Mont
Culver Louis G., driver Contra Costra Laundry, office
158 Second, r. Oakland ;
Culver Marshall L., foreman hosiery department Mis- j
sion Woollen Mills, r. 214 Shotwell '
Culver Mary (widow), r. 10 Geneva, rear i
Culver Orrin B., salesman Le Count Eros., r. 1511 j
Larkln |
Culver Stephen M., confectionery, 1214 Market i
Culver William H., capitalist, office 575 Market, r. 511 1
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I Culverhouse Frank, waiter Welbon House
Culverwell George, clerk, r. 721 Market
i Culverwell Joseph E., teamster F. W. Glade, r. 1325
j Ellis
I Culverwell Eichard S., clerk, r. 2249 Mission
I Cumber Joseph, laborer A.W.Wilson, r. 1207 Kearny
I Cumberland Gold & Silver Mining Co. (Yavapai
Co., Arizona) , office 320 Sansom
Cumberland Maggie, domestic 1511 Washington
Oumberton T., seaman Oregon S. S. City of Chester
I Cumbo Edward, engineer Max Morgenthau, r. 1811
I Stevenson
Cumbo Willard, laborer Max Morgenthau, r. 1811 Stev
I Cummer S. E.. carpenter, r. 4163« Natoma
Cumming Arthur, physician, office and r. 534Folsom
Cumming George, foreman Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 20 Fell
Cumming James B. (Little & Cumming), r. Oakland
Cummings Addie L. (widow) , r. 835 Pacific
Cummings A. H., r. 235 Oak
CTimmings Anderson, barkeeper C. Coates, r. Oakland
Cummings Ann (widow), r. 9}4 Welsh, rear
Cun:mings Benjamin F., cutter W. E. Lawtcn, r. 109
Montgi iriery
Cunmints Bridget (widow), r. 122 Gilbert
Cun mings Calvin, teamster, r. 70 Clementina
Cummings Celin (widow), r. 1725 Leavenworth
Cunniings ( harUs, waiter Buss Hoi;se, r. 812 Cal
Cummings Charhs D., labcrer, r. 236 Frtmont
Cun.mings Daniel, drayman J. F. & J.B. Murray, r.
416 Fifth
Cun mings Dtvid. r. 13 Van Nf ss Av
Cummings David W., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
215 Jones
Cummings Frank, ( E. P. Danforth & Co.) , r. Benicia
Cummings Frank, cashier Franks & Gray, r. 122 Post
Cumniir,gs Findlay, with D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
22 Turk
Ci.mn,ings Gforge C, laundryman S. F. Laundry,
Eddy, bet FiUmore and Pteiner
Cumninns G(rr(.< M.. fnishcr Bartlirg & Kimball,
r. 1725 Leavenworth
Cummings George W., secretary Newton Hydraulic
Dredging and Mining Co.. office 320 Sansom, room
10
Cummings Harrisc n E., clerk United States Eestau-
rant, r. 513 Geary
Cummings H(nry A., chief clerk treasurer's office
Central Pac. R. E., r. (Of Hayes
Cummirgs Henry K. (H. K. Cummings & Co.),r. 20
Perry f
CTJMWllVGS H. K. & CO., fruit and produce
( cmmisfion, 424 Battery
Cv.mmings Jtmes, carpenter, r. 907 Union, rear
Cummings James, clirk, r. 919 Jackson
Cun mings James, coflee saloon, 604 Montgomery, r.
515 Sacramento
Cummings James, gardener Thomas Meherin, r. 504
Third fco^
Cummings James, hostler Omnibus E. E.. r. C73 How
Cummings James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Cunnulngs James H., broom manif, r. 2713 Howard
Cummings Jsmes J., carpenter ard builder, r. W s
Twenty-sixth Av, bet A and B, outside lands
Cummings John, hosth r Omnibus K. E., r. 727 How
Cummings John, expressman, r. Scott, bet Bush and
Pine
Cummings John, quartermaster S. S. Great Eepublic
Cuiijmingp John E., clerk, r. 2713 Howard
Cummings Joseph, saleemtn Keane Brothers, r. 326 J^
Seventh
Cummings Laun, r. 2713 Howard
Cummings Lawrence, laborer, r. 706 Natcma
Cummings Lewis B. (Cv.mmings Sens), r. 327 Kearny
Cummings Martin, expre-^smau. r. 18 Clarence PI
Cunimings Mary, tlomestic 1913 Franklin
Cummings Mary (widow), nurse, r. 515 Taylor'f
Cummings Mary S. (widow), r. 223 Seventh
Cummiugs Jlichael, laberer, r. 366 Natoma
Cunjmings Michael F., bookbinder, r. 1725 Leav
Cummings Nora Miss, nuise 417 Van Ness Av
Cummings O. M., r. Kevere House
Cummings Patrick, r. 112 Steuart
Cunimings Patrick, hersesho( ing, 2 Jones, r. 1814
Scett
Cummings Patrick, laborer, r. 247 Clementina
Cummings Patrick, laborer, r. Folsom, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Cummings Peter, r. Coso House
Cummings P. H., r. 200 Powell
Cunimings Plympton, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r.
029 Clay
Cummings Quincy C, clerk general passenger and
ticket agent's office Central Pac. R. R., r. 606
Hayes
Cummings Roger, cabinetmaker Albert E. Buckman,
r. 19 State
Cummings S. (widow), r. 122 Gilbert
Cummings Sarah M. Miss, teacher, r. 1416 Sac
Cummings' Sons i William Jr., and Lewis B.), watch-
make rs and jewelers, 327 Kearny
Cummings Wallace E., carpenter and builder, r. 123)4
Sixth
Cunimings W. B., commissiein merchant, office 528
California, room 2, r. San Mateo
Cummings William, r. 11 Second Av
Cuniminf;s William, r. 1203 Market
Cumn.ings William, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, r.
Fourth, bet Howard anel Mission
Cummings William, tailor, r. 217 Broadway
Cummings William, teamster Presidio Reservation
Cunimings William Jr. (Cummings' Sons), r.2137Mi88
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Cummings William H., auctioneer, r. 226 Shotwell
CammiDgs William J., liquor saloon, 6oti Mission, r.
2o6 Jessie
Cummings William L., -watchman S. F. Laundry
Cummings W. L., conductor California St. E. B., r.
1309 St >ckton
Cummings W. L., r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Cummins Atlley H.. short-hand reporter Central Pac.
B. K., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
40, r. 251 Second
Cummins Abraham, r. 2315 Mission
Cummins F. M. (Cummins & Morgan), r. 2339 Miss
Cummins George W., paiuter F. A. Hovey, r. 2315 Miss
Cummins George W., salesman Shot Tower, r. 1046
Folsom
Cummins John L. (J. D. Swift k Co.) , r. 720 Cal
Cummins Judson, bartender Martin & Horton, r. 24 >i
Bitch
Cummins Leonidas H., private secretary General Su-
perintendent Central Pac. E. B., office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 46, r. 251 Second
Cummins Patrick, attorney at law, office 636 Clay,
room 14, r. 213 Jones
' Cummins Patrick, lumbermen, r. Fulton House
Cummins Patrick, paver, r. Folsom bet Twenty-sixth
and Presidio .\v
Cummins Patrick J., clerk Thomas Cummins, r. 8E
cor Mission and Twenty-second
; Cummins Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mis-
I sion and Twenty-second
Cummins William T., phonographer land department
Southern Pac. E. B., office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend. room 63, r. 251 Secjud
Cummins >^ Morgan (F. M. Cummins, and E. H. Mor-
^'au I . groceries and provisions, 2337 and 2339 Miss
' Cumiiiisky Henry, r. 1615 Leavenworth, rear
Cummisky James P., r. 1615 Leavenworth, rear
Cummiftky John, laborer, r. 37 Frederick
Cummisky Patrick, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. Man-
hattan House
Cun.'irct Jam-.-s F.. machinist, r. 558 H'lward
CfX.^RD ROYAL. MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
Williams, Blanchard k Co. agents, office 218 Cal
Cuncurren Patrick, laborer, r. 16 Lifayette PI
(.'unealy Peter, fisherman, r. N s Union, nr San, rear
Cuneen Arthur, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Filbert
and Montgomery
Cuneo Andrew, r. 2217 Mason
I Cuneo Anthony, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
I Cuneo Antonio, drayman, r. 11 Jasper PI
I Cuneo Bartholomew, laborer, r. 2 Cadell Alley
i Cuneo Bartolomeo, teamster Ellis i: Co., r. 52 Clara
Cuneo Charles (J. C. Cuneo & Bro.t, r. 535 Pine
Cuneo Charles, liquor saloon, 539 Wash, r. 332 Green
Cuneo Charles, salesman Antonio Eittore, r. 1904 Pow
Cun<o Francisco, dry-goods, 302 Francisco
Cuneo Giovanni, but her, 311 and 313 Broadway, r. 2
Cadell Alley
■ Cuneo Giovanni, drayman, r. 11 Jasper PI
' Cuneo Hippolyte, molder City Iron Works, r.' 251 '4
Clementina
Cuneo J. C. & Brother (Charles Cuneo), fruits, cigars,
and tobacco, SE cor Pine and Dupont
Cuneo John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Francisco
and Taylor
Cuneo John C, (J. C. Cuneo & Bro.) , r. 535 Pine
Cuneo Joseph (Carli & Cuneo), r. 11 Jasper PI
Cuneo Joseph, teamster, r. 2217 Mason
Cuneo Ijouis, porter Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 2 Ca-
dell PI
Cuneo Louis, scavenger, r. 1904 Powell, rear
Ciiueo Maria, Italian Bonev. Soc, 423 Washington
Cuneo M< Hi, Italian Ben'V. Soc, 423 Washington
Cuneo Michael, scavengi-r, r. 222 Francisco, rear
Cuu«'0 Btefano, r. 7Wi Montgoiuerj- Av
Cuneo Stephen, vegetable dealer, r. 222 Francisco, rear
Cuneo William I)., r. 1219)4 Columbia
Ciinha Augustus M., iiqtior dealer, r. 913 Broadway
Cunba Manuel, waiter U.S. Ecstaurant, r. 117 Jackson
Cunicich Jacob, Austrian Benev Sue, 71 Ni w Mont
Cunlffe Mary (widow), r. W s Sansom, bet Filbert and
Greenwich
CuniftV. See roiiniflfand CnnTiiff
CV>IXGHAM WILLIAM K., secretary Upper
San Joaquin Irrigating Canal Co., office 402 Kearny,
r. 25j() Washington
Cunliffe Henry, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 30s
Tehama
Cunliflfe John, books and periodicals, 311 East
Cunnardson Jacob, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Cunneen Arthur, laborer J. Hughes ,Pioneer Park.r.
1-116 Montgomery
Cunneen John, laborer, r. S s Harrison, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Cunneen Patrick A., bricklayer, r. 1416 Montgomery
Cunneen Eobert. bricklayer, 911 Filbert, rear
Cunneen Bobert, bricklayer, r. lilt! Montgomery
Cunneen Eobert F., mason, r.247 Second
Cunneen Timothy, laborer, r. 1416 Montgomery
Cunniff Kate Miss, teacher, r. 2006 Mission
Cunniff Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co. 'a
Wharf, r. 113 Fieelon
Cunniff Patrick, laborer, r. 104 Twenty-fourth
Cunniff Peter, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 2006
Mission
Cunniff William A. (Olsen & Cuariff), r. Oakland
Cunniff. See Conniff and Cuniffe
Cunningham , U. S. A., r. 802 Howard
tuuniugham Ann Mrs.,r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 1812 Geary
Cunningham Arthm- S., ele:k delivery department
Wells, Fargo i- Co., r. 710 California
Cunningham B., laborer Pac. Boiling Mill
Cunningham Bridget (widow), r. 313 Geary, rear
Cunningham C. L. Mrs. (widow) , r. 2211 Van Ness
Av
CUXXINGHAM, CIRTISS & WELCH (J.
Cunningham, E. B. Curtiss and S. B. Welch), im-
porters and jobbers books, stationery, etc., SW
cor Sansom and Sacramento
Cunningham Daniel, clothdresser, r. 247 Second
Cunningham Daniel, stableman City E. B., r. 6 Cleave-
land
Cunningham David, r. 504 First
Cunningham E. Mrs., r. 632 Valencia
Cunningham Ellen (widow) , r. 627 Second
Cunningham Ellen, domestic 822 Geary
Cunningham Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 947 Mission
Cunningham Francis E., Lick House billiard parlors,
r. 2017 Powell
Cunningham Frank, real-estate, office 640 Clay, room
3, r. 2017 Powell
Cunningham Frank J., picker S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point, r. NE cor Filbert and Jones
Cunningham Frank S., contractor, r. 206 Chestnut
Cunningham George H., clerk, r. 710 California
Cunningham George W., finisher Lowney Bros., r.
424 )<i Clementina
Cunningham G. Loring, correspondent Macondray &
Co., r. 2211 Van Ness Av
Cunningham Henry, fireman tug Favorite, r. 135 Lom-
bard
Cunningham H. F., bookkeeper, r. NE cor Steiner and
California
Cunningham J. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch) , r. cor
Pine and Hyde
Cunningham J., seaman S. 8. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Cunningham James, harness cleaner Edward H. Doyle
Cunningham James, laboier, r. 14 Bonita
Cunningham James, laborer, r. 172 Clementina, rear
Cunningham James, longshoreman, r. 34 Minna, rear
Cunningham James, miller, r. 321 Clementina
Cunningham James, paiuter, 1062 Howard, r. 1327
Natnma
Cunningham James, produce dealer,!. Ss Eighteenth,
bet Castro and Sherman
Cuniiiughnm James, water tender Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Tokio, r. 902 Folsom
Cunningham James, mason S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 841 )i
Harrison
Cunningham John, carpenter, r. 209 Gough
Cunningham John, employee Union Iron Works
Cunniughaiu John, expressman, r. SE cor Franklin
and Linden
Cunuingham John, hackman, r. 163 Perry
Cunningham John, hostler M. Michelseu, r. NE cor
E<ldy and Hyde
Cunningham John, laborer, r. 308 Fremont
Cunningham John, laborer, r. 955 Folsom
Cunningham Jolin, laborer, r. Hampshire, bet Six-
t' enfh and EI Dorado
Cunningham John, liquor saloon, 18 Fifth
Cunningham John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
5 Tehama, rear
Cunningham John, mason 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 841 H
Harrison
Cunningham John, molder, r. 907 Folsom
Cunningham John, patternmaker Eisdou I. and L.
Works, r. 504 First
BULLOCZ & JONES— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St — Have Correct Styles,
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Cunningham John, saleRinan DelocUe & Corthay, r.
133'JJ4 Broadway, rear
Cuuiiin<,'Uam John, tanner, r. 1127 Columbia
Cunningham Juhn, teani8t> r Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co., r. 154 Shii)U-y
Cunningham John A., carpenter Domini'jue Small, r.
■i-iCj Turk
Cunningham John F., purser stm Constance, Jackson
rit. Wharf
Cunningham John J., copyist County Recorder's
Office, r. 424^ Clementina
Ciiniiiugham Juhn L., engineer 'Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 429 Sixth
Cunningham Lawrence, boolckeeper Shea, Bocqueraz
& McKee, r. &2o Grove
Cunningham Lewis, capitaU.st. r. Grand Hotel
I Cunningham M., r. N s Twenty-third, bet Vlcksburg
and Church
Cunningham Mamie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar-
box Factory
Cunningham Mary, domestic G32 Eddy
Cunningham Mary Miss, necktiemaker James X. Ma-
kins, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham Michael, bui'.der, r. 63G Filbert
Cunningham Matthew, carpenter O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Cunningham Michael, cooper, r. 19 Garden
Cunningham Michael, painter, r. SW cor Sixteenth
and Hamjj^hire
Cunningham Michael, woolgrader Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 551 Stevenson
Cunningham Michael B., carpenter and builder, 1249
Mission
Cunningham Michael, captain stm Amelia, Washing-
ington St. Wharf, r. 1712 Hyde
Cunningham Owen, expressman, r. W s Mission, nr
Thirty-tirst
Cunningham P., laborer, 0. E. Haseltine
Cunningham Patrick, carpenter, r. XW cor Harrison
and Dore
Cunningham Patrick, laborer r. 908 Sansom, rear
Cunningham Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r.
512 Mission
Cunningham Patrick, shoemaki r, r. 428 Dupont
Cunningham Patrick, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co.. r. S s Precita Av, ur Mission
Cunningham Peter, assistant engineer stm Santa Cruz,
r. cor Noe and Jersey
Cunningham Peter, carpenter, r. 5.59 Natoma
Cunningham Peter, fourth officer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Cunningham Peter, glasscutter Thomas O'Xeil, r. &7
Stevenson
Cunningham Peter R., draftsman California Mills, r.
Oakland
Cunningham Philip J., clerk Cope it Boyd, r. 55 Jessie
Cunningham P. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
Oakland
Cunningham R., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Cunningham R. B. Mrs. Commodore, r. 1010 Geary
Cunningham R. F., civil engineer, r. 706 California
Cunningham Robert, bootfitter, r. 428 Dupont
Cunningham Robert, calker, r. 1.50H Buchanan
Cunningham Robert B., clerk, r. 1503 Washington
Cunningham Robert D., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office,
r. 1325 Washington
Cunningham S., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Cunningham Samuel, hreman Joshua Hendy, r. 158
Perry
Cunningham Simon D., collector, r. 1325 Washington
Cunningham Stephen J., salesman Hofifman 4: Co., r.
707 Hyde
Cunningham T., boatswain S. S. Great Republic
Cunningham T., clerk, r. Overland House
Cunningham Thomas, bagsewer Neville i Co., r. 515
Pine
Cunningham Thomas, hackman. r. 383 Dolores
Cunningham Thomas, laborer Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
Cunningham Thomas, real-estate agent, r. 424M Clem-
entina
CUX.XIXGH AM THOMAS H. , wines and liquors,
301 Kearny, r. 305 Kearny
Cunningham Thomas J., superintendent U. W. C.
Boot and Shoe Co., r. E s Valencia, nr Twenty-
fifth
Cunningham Thomas 8., business manager Thomas
H. Junes & Co., r. 554 Willow Av
Cunningham Thomas W. (S. McHeury & Co.), r. 1927
G ary
Cunningham William, r. 163 Perry
Cunningham William, engineer, r. 400 Geary
Cunningham William, harnesscleaner A. Waters, r. 3
j Cedar \v
I Cunningham William, secretary Safe Deposit Co.,
office SE cor California and Mont, r. 1010 Geary
j Cunningham William Jr., wirewc^rker, r. 103 Perry
Cunningham William E., wireworker A. M. Fuhr-
! mann, r. 22 O'Farrell
' Cunniugh im William L., clerk, r. NW cor Shotwell
I and Twenty-fourth
Cunningham William W., salesman Marcus C. Haw-
1 ley a: Co., r. 2019 Broadway
Cunningham Zina H. (Newkirk & Cunningham), r^
j NW cor Shotwell and Twenfv-foui th
CUXXINGHAM'S WAREHOUSES, J. W. Cox
& Co. proptrs, NW cor Green and Front
I Cunningham. See Cuningham
Cura John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
I Curby Joseph, policeman City Hall, r. 1519}^ Market
Curdy H. my, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 176
Laguna
Cureton James E., capitalist, r. International Hotel
Curlett Alexander, draftsman Laver & Curlett. r. 912
Pierce
' Curlett Jarnes, r. 912 Pierce
; Curlett WilliamfLaver & Curlett) , r. 912 Pierce
'■ C'urley Andrew, agent Albany Brewerj-, r. T26 Bran
Curley Annie, domestic 112 Hyde
' Curley Catherine (widow) , r. bl9 Shotwell
Curley Cornelius, exjiress wagon, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Post, r. 1316 Harrison
, Curley Cornelius, laborer J. M. Waite
, Curley D., laborer Sutter St. R. R.
' Curley James, expressman, r. 450 Minna, rear
I Curley James, liquor saloon, NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
I Curley James, waiter Grand Hotel
Curley J. H. A: Co., merchant tailors, 32 Montgomery
Curley John (Curley & Hughes), r. SW cor Potrero
Av and Twenty-second
Curley John, contractor, r. 705 Hayes
Curley John, market, NW cor Twenty-seventh and
Alabama
Curley John, teamster Charles E. Allen, r. 113}^
Clinton
Curley John, watchman, r. 110 Virginia
Curley John H. (J. H. Curley & Co.). r. 9.553^ Harrison
Curley Julia Miss, milliner Mrs. Fannie DeCourcy,
r. 2.52 Perry
Curley Kate, machineband Mills, Leak & Co.
Curley Lawrence, car inspector Central Pac. E. E., r.
24 Freelon
Curley M. A., r. 118 Eddy
Curley Mary Miss, dressmaker, 1050 Mission
Curley Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley, r.
25'.i Perry
Curley Mary Mrs., laundress Mrs. Eloise Chamber-
lain. <;(jo Bush
Curley Matthew, fireman Pacific Mail S. 8. City of
Sydney
Curley Michael, carpenter, j:. 549 Mission
Curley Michael, hostler N. B and Mission E. R.
Stables, r. 252 Perry
Curley Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Curley Michael, painter, r. 520 }»• Eighth
Curley Newton, driver City R. R., r. 1801 Mission
Curley Patrick (Small A: Curleyi, r. 619 Second
Curley Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 215 Tehama
Curley Patrick, horseshoer Patrick Toner, r. 1316 Har
Curley Patrick, laborer, r. 220 Willow Av
Curley Patrick, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham,
r. 24 Freelon
Curley Peter, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 204
Stevenson
Curley Ptter K., teamster, r. E s Nebraska, nr Ala-
meda
Curley T., conductor Central E. E.
Curley Thomas, driver William Curley, r. SE cor Fil-
bert and Baker
Curley Thomas, horseshoer John Grace, r. Sher-
wood PI, nr Third
Curley Thomas, laborer, r. 1008 Buchanan
Curley Thomas, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
.519 Shotwell
Curley William, laborer, r. 519 Shotwell
Curley William, polisher, r. U»4 Harrison
Curley William, ilairy, SE cor Filbert and Baker
CURLEY <& HU&HES (John Curley and John F.
Hughes), groceries and liquors, NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-third
Curlin Edward, laborer Eureka Grain Warehouse
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Curr Allan Eev., pastorThird Congregational Church,
Fifteenth, nr Mission
Curragh John M., pharmacist. 646 Market
Curran Bernard, cutter Henry Harmon, r. 1304 Pine
Curran Bernard, h jstler. r. 218 Minna
Curran Catherine, nurse, SW cor Union and Pierce
Curran Charles, clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 1304 Pine
Curran Daniel, laborer Bay District Fair Grounds, r.
S s Point Lobos Av, nr Masonic Av
Curran Daniel A., whitener, r. 806 Kearny
Curran Denis, laborer What Cheer House Kestaurant,
529 Sacramento
Curran Honora (wido\T) , r. 410 Grove
CrRRAN HUGH, proptr Franklin Hotel, 321 Pac
Curran James, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Curran James, jiaiuter, r. 228 Dora, rear
Curran James, ijantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Curran Jauies, teamster Hemau C. Elliot, r. 220 Perry
CtJRRAlV JOHX, groceries and liquors, wood and
coal SE cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Curran John; hcstler, r. 1155 Folsom
Curran John, laborer, r. 818 Sansom, rear
Curran John, laborer Louis Anzenhofer, N s Ocean
House Road, nr Industrial School
Curran John, storekeeper Pacilic Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Cl'RRAN JOH>f, superintendent Fire Alarm and
Police Telegraph, office Brenham PI, r. 615 Sac
Curran John J., policeman City Hall. r. 1155 Folsom
Curran John E., carj^enter, r. 321 Clementina
Curran John W., salesman W. & J. Sloane, r. 3.51 First
Curran Joseph, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r. 11
White PI
Curran Lawrence, express wagon, NW cor Merchant
and Battery, r. 124 Freelon
Curran Mary Miss, dressmaking, r. 507 Stevenson
Curran Mary Miss, laundry, 138.^ Shipley
CURR AIV" MARY K., physician and surgeon,
office and r. 115 Eddy
Curran Michael, bakery, 717 Brannan
Curran Michael, laborer, r. 210 Clay
Ciu-ran Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixtee;;th and Columbia
Curran Michael, lodgings. 2 Washington
Curran Michael, porter James R. Kelly & Co., r. 232
Poet
Curran Patrick, carpenter, r. Engine House No. 3, S s
Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Curran Patrick, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Curran Patrick, laborer John Mitchell, Lake Honda,
nr Alms House
CURRAN PATRICK, liquor saloon, NW cor Berry
and Foiu-th
Curran Patrick H., clerk Franklin Hotel, r. 3 Valencia
Curran Patrick K., shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r.
Twenty-second, bet Valencia and Mission
Curran Samuel, laborer, r. NE cor Ltiuisiana and
Sierra
Curran Thomas, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
60 Tehama, rear
Curran Thomas, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
Seventeenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Curran Thomas, clerk, r. 310 Fourth
Curran Thomas, fruit and jiroduce, 23 New Metropol-
itan Market, r. 617 Mission
Curran Thomas, laborer, r. 15 Gilbert
Curran Timothy, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. Ws Church, bet Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Curran William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Curran William, hostler, r. ."i37 Jessie
Curranza Victor, clerk Montealegru & Co., r. 1017 Sut
Currey S. T., agent, r. 625 Clay
Ourrey. See Currie, and Curry
Currie Ann (widow) , r. 608 Linden Av
Currie Arthur L., stationery and varieties, 514 Post
Currie Donald, carpenter, r. 613^4 Stevenson
Currie James (George Duncan & Co.), r. 6.52 Market
Currie Joseph S., assayer, r. NE cor Diamond and
Jersey
Currie R. O. Mrs. (widow), r. 514 Post
Currie Robert, carpenter, r. 623 Locust Av
Currie Susan C. Miss. r. 813 Bush
Currie Thomas, driver United Carriage Co., r. 17 Hub-
bard
Currie Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S..Co
Currie. See Currey and Curry
Currier Albert C, butcher, r. 604 ?« Minna
Currier Amos, pictures, frames, artists' materials, en-
gravings and paintings, 103 Dupont, r. N s Six-
teenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Currier Benjamin, capitalist, r. 6 Moss
Currier Charles H., pump and blockmaker, 28 Market,
r. 816 Grove
Currier George, r. 2012 Taylor
Currier James, bootblack Morris Rosenthal, r. 321 Polk
Currier James P. (Carlson & Currier), r. 428 Geary
Currier Jenny Miss, dressmaker, r. 1603 Mission '
Currier John B., dra\Tnan Crane & Brigham, r. 2012
Taylor
Currier John M., warrant clerk assav department U. S.
Mint. r. 1803 Post
Currier Joseph B., drayman Crane & Brigham, r, 37
Valparaiso
Currier Kate Mrs., r. 604?^ Minna
Cunier Maggie H. Airs., assistant Broadway Gram-
mar School, r. 2012 Taylor
Ciirrier Milton L., salesman Amos Currier, r. N s Six-
teenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Currier Parker (Currier & Carson), r. 428 Geary
Currier Wallace 0., clerk Marcus Rosenthal, r. cor
Sixteenth and Market
CURRIER ■n^IL,l..IS J., agent Buffalo Grape Su-
gar Co., office 20.5 Front, r. 1222 Pine
Currington Joseph, laborer Genesee Mill Co., r. 11
Freelon
Curry Catherine, domestic 558 Folsom
Curry Charles, jeweler, r. 334 Clementina
Currj- Daniel, painter, r 237 Fell
Curry Edward, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Central Av
Curry Edward J. cutter John H. Tobin, r. 20 Metcalf
PI
Curry Eliza, domestic 1603 Van Ness Av
Curry Eliza Miss, lodgings, 902 Twentieth
Curry E. Maggie Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 278 Minna
Curry Frances (widow), r'. 513 Folsom
Curry Frank, watchman Brooklyn Hotel, r. 210 Bush
Curry Harrison, porter Morning Call, r. 1212 Edwy
Curry John, r. 512 Mission
Curry John (N. Curry & Bro.), r. 450 Bryant
Curry John, attorney at law, office 504 Kearny, r. Palace
Hotel
Curry John, barkeeper, r. 76 Brosnan. nr Guerrero
Curry John, liquor saloon, 149 Second
Curry John, machinist, r. 63 Clementina
Curry J. F., conductor Sutter St. R. R.
Curry Luke, cigars and tobacco, cor Folsom and
Twenty-sixth
Curry Luke, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 278 Min
Curry Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
Curry Michael, trackkeeper Sutter St. R. R., r. 225
Austin
Curi-y Michael H.,marblecutter, r. 616."^ Natoma
Currv M. J., laborer Superintendent of Sti-eets
CURRY N. & BROTHER (John Curry), guns,
pistols, and sporting materials, 113 Sansom
Curry Nathaniel (N. Curry & Brother), r. 408 Sixth
Curry Nicholas, speculator, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Pacilic
Curry Patrick, capitalist, r. 278 Minna
Currv Robert, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r. 924
McAllister •
Curry Roger, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Polk,
bet Vallejo and Green
Curry Thomas, laborer, r. 35 Frederick
Curry William, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Curry. See Currey and Currie
Curtaz Benjamin, pianos, 20 O'Farrell, r. 5 Bagley PI
Cixrtello John. Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Curtello Nicholas, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
CURTIX C, importer, and wholesale and retail
dry goods, 911 and 913 Market, r. 318 Ellis
Curtin Daniel, peddler, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Cas-
tro and Noe
Curtin Deborah (widow) , r.W s Scott, nr Courtland Av
Curtin Edward H., conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 750
Folsom
Curtin Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms, 33 J^ O'Farrell
Curtin James, painter, r. 1336 Pacific
Curtin James, peddler, r. N s Twenty-fourth, nr Noe
Curtin J. H., r. .33 V. O'Farrell
Curtin John, porter C. Curtin, r. 959 Market
Curtiu John, proptr Fvilton House, 112 Steuart
Curtin Joseph, trunkmaker James Longshore, r. cor
Eleventh and Channel
Curtin Kate (widow), r. 623 Minna
Curtin Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 623 Minna
Curtin Michael, jiink dealer, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Noe and Castro
BullocK & Jones— Impeding Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
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Ciirtin Michael ,T., liquor saloon, 1317 Mission, r. 921
Natoma
Curtin Minnie Miss, dressmaker, r. ()23 Minua
Curtin Owou, expressman, Oakland Ferry
Curtin Thomas, painter E. H. (xadeby, r. 133(5 Pacific
Curtin Thomas, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. NE
cor Eleventh and Bryant
Curtin William, clerk, r. 733 Market
Curtin William, junk dealer, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet
Noe and Castro
Curtis Andrew, r. lOS McAllister
Curtis Anthony, salesman August Pistolesi, r. 804
Stockton
Curtis Bridget, domestic 331 McAllister
Curtis Charles, r. 9 Natoma
Curtis Charles, employee The Baldwin, r. 94f) How
Cui'tis Charles Jr., cabinetmaker California Mills, r.
9 Natoma
Curtis Charles F., captain bark Surprise, r. ()07 Polk
Curtis Christopher S., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r.
1103 Powell
Curiis Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
D. Von Bokkelen secretary, office 309 California,
room 5
CURTIS, DIXOX & CO. (John W. Curtis and
Cieorge W. Dixon) , cigar maiiufs, 309, 311 and 313
Clay
Curtis Edward, r. 143 Third
Curtis Edward, blacksmith, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Curtis Edward, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Cuitis Edward B., watchman Pope & Talbot, r. 784 Fol
Curtis Edwin E., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 1007
Stockton
Curtis E. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 1122 Market
Curtis Elizabeth H. (widow), r. 2526 California
Curtis F., student Barnard's Business College
Cm-tis Frank W., teller Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. 301
Jones
Curtis George, cabinetmaker J. Kemp & Co., r. 7
.Juniper
Curtis George W., policeman City Hall, r. 1209 J^ Miss
Cui'tis George W. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1209}^ Miss
Curtis Harry, brakemau. Southern Pac. R. R., r. 229
Kearny
Curtis Herbert P. (U. S. A.) , r. 401 Van Ness Av
Curtis James, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Curtis James, butcher, r. 3U2 Broadway
CVUTIS JAMES, druggist, r. .529 Capp
Curtis James M., sawfiler Cal. Mills, r. Oakland
Curtis James M., wine and spirit ganger and broker,
office 123 California, room 1, r. .533 Capp
Curtis J. E. Mrs., artist, 605 Pine
CURTIS JESSE, collector, office 600 Montgomery,
r. 523 Kearny
Curtis Jeremiah, tailor, 304 Jackson
Curtis J. Frank D., with State Investment and In-
surance Co., r. 2222 Vallejo
Curtis J. Frederick, salesman O. Lawton & Co., r.
Blundell House
Curtis John (John Curtis & Son) , r. SW cor Fifth and
Clementina
Curtis John, hairdressing saloon, 1144 Market, r. 606
Minna
Curtis John, cabinetmaker, r. 926 Folsom
Curtis John & Son (Lawrence Curtis), fish-packers,
232 Fifth
Curtis John B., bookkeeper Woodworth, Schell & Co.,
r. 422 Tyler
Curtis John W. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) , r. 918 Hyde
Curtis Joseph P., bootfitter, 500 Merchant, r. 1308
Larkin
Curtis Julia A. (widow), r. 1209 J<i Mission
Curtis Julie A. (widow), r. 5W O'Farrey
Curtis Lawrence (John Curtis & Son) , r.
and Clementina
Curtis Lillie Miss, r. 609 Buchanan
Curtis Lincoln, laborer, r. 1908 Market
Curtis Lizzie H. Mrs., r. 123 Powell
Curtis Louisa A. F. (widow), r. 2222 Vallejo
Curtis Maggie Miss, r. 606 Minna
Curtis Mary J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1209 )<;. Mission
Curt:s Michael, r 1027 Harrison
Curtis Moses T., carpenter John Hammond, r. 7C2
Folsom
Curiis Richard, tanner, Es San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eightU, r. 2302 Fol
Curtis R. N. Miss, r. 923 Hyde
Cuitis Samuel S., collector Wheeler & Wilson Mauuf.
Co., r. 20 Geary
Curtis Sidney W., r. 709 Harrison
Son) , r. SW cor Fifth
Curtis Thomas, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 304
Jackson
Curtis Thomas, porter M. Ehrman & Co., r. 555 Stev
Curtis Thomas, waiter Russ House
Curtis Thomas M.. clerk E. V. Hathaway, r. cor Santa
Clara and Kansas
Curtis Thomas R., messenger Madison & Burke, r. SE
cor Kansas and Santa Clara
Curtis Warren P., commission merchant, r. 609 Bu-
chanan
Curtis William, farmer, r. 609 Jackson
Curtis William, steerage steward S. S. Ancon, Broad-
way Wharf
Curtis William B., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. Fruit Vale
Curtis William R., purser S. S. Salinas, Broadway-
Wharf
Curtis W. M., driver United CaiTiage Co., r. cor Bush
and Polk
Curtis. See Curtaz.
Curtiss Charles S., mining secretary, office 203 Bush,
room 8, r. Oakland
Curtiss E. B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch), r. 1222
Pine
Curtley Thomas, carpenter, r. 51 Natoma
Curtoni F., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Curtoys William J., laborer, r. 16 Scott PI
Curwin Henry, seaman, r. 43 Vallejo
Cusack Thomas, calker, r. 2617 Harrison
Cusack Thomas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bran-
nan and Clinton
Cusack. See Cusick
Cushel R., driver, r. 1.520 Hyde
Cusheon Edward, clerk George R. Spinney, r. 824 Bush
Ousheon John D. Mrs. (widow), r. 824 Bush
Cushing Benjamin F., ship calker, r. 615 J^ Natoma
Cushiug Charles A., r. 241H Pacific Av
Cushing Charles D., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Pal-
ace Hotel
CUSHING CHARLES H., secretary The State
Investment and Insurance Co., office 218 Sansom,
r. San Leandro
Cushing Ellen Miss, fancy goods, 310 Third
Cushing Ellen Miss, principal Tyler Street Primary
School, r. 1717 Turk
Cushing James, butcher, r. 5 Bowen's Block, Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Cushing Nathaniel, r. 1336 Sacramento
Cushiug Richard J., butcher William O'Brien, r. 5
Bowen's Block, Railroad Av, South S. F.
Cushing Robert, distiller Bay View, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 21, r. 341 Fifth
Cushing Samuel T., captain U. S. A., Purchasing and
Depot Commissary Subsistence, office 111 Stockton,
r. 7 Glen Park Av
Cushing Sidney B., clerk Merry, FauU & Co., r. 118
Post
Cushing V. (widow), r. 2109 California
Cushiugham Sarah (widow), r. 905 Shotwell
Cushinson James, cabinetmaker, r. 263 Minna
Cushmau CLarles D., cashier Palace Hotel, r. 1829 How
Cushman George H. N., machinist, r. 11 Ninth
Cushman John, driver Market and Fifth St. R. R., r.
Stanford Hotel
Cusick Edward, paintmixer Samuel Glassey, r. 610
Natoma, rear
Cusick Ellen Mrs., fruits, 7 Oak
Cusick James, deputy pound keeper, r. N 8 California,
bet Walnut and Laurel
Cusick James, foreman Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
157 Clara
Cusick James, foreman J. H. Swaiu, r. 1 Grant PI
Cusick James E., plumber, r. 924 Mission
Cusick John, carpenter, r. 447 Natoma, rear '
Cusick John, driver John Moore, r. Oakland
Cusick Mary (widow), r. 610 Natoma, rear
Cusick Michael, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. C4
First
Cusick Patrick F. liquor saloon, 1142 Folsom, r.
1142 ;<i Folsom
Cusick Thomas P., clerk North British and Mercantile
Insurance Co., r. 417 Folsom
Cusick William M., stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 335 Beale
Cusick. See Cusack
Cusker Ellen Miss, r. 822 Broadway
Cusk< r Mary Miss, domestic Commercial Hotel
Cusler Michael, marble polisher, r. 183 Jessie
Cussmaii Servino, fishmonger, r. 1 Hinckley
Custer Ella (widow), r. 119 Dora
Custer Thomas, r. Revere House
BEAMISH, undersells aJl— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
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CUSTOM HOUSE BLOCK, SE cor Sansom and
Sacramento
CUSTOM HOl'SE U. S., NW cor "SVashington
and Battery
Cuthbert Charles, wliitener, r. 63 Everett
Cuthbert John W., clerk A. W. Blow & Co., r. W s
Montgomerv, bet Greenwich and Lombard
Cuthbert Joseph D., salesman W. & J. Sloane, r.
Alameda
Cuthbert William W., foreman Donald Bruce, r. 1505
Montgomery
Cuthbertson Walter J., architect Laver & Curlett, r.
Oakland
Cutlar Roger, dentist, office 715 Clay, r. 1914 Sutter
Cutler Acors S., machinist McAfee Boiler Works, r.
426 Grove
Cutler Alfred D., with Cutting Packing Co., r. 507
Powell
Cutler Arthur, clerk, r. 726 Bush, rear
Cutler Arthur T., salesman C. T. P.aynolds & Co.,. r.
906 Leavenworth
Cutler Charles W., bookkeeper Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 1617 Turk
Cutler Edwin W., tinsmith James De La Montanya,
r. Oakland
Cutler Elijah B., real estate, r. 1737 Broadway
CutlingJohn, bricklayer, r. 7 Pinckney PI
Cutuer Charles, pilot stm Cora, Washington St. Wharf
Cuttee Frank, tanner Potrero Tannery, r. E s Missis-
sippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Cutten Edward L. (B. M. Atchinson & Co.), r. 418
Geary
Cutter Alph, stableman J. F. McDonald & Co., r. 427
Bush
Cutter B. B. (widow) , r. Ill Fell
Cutter Charles E., clerk Pacific Stock Exchange, r.
1226 Bush
Cutter Daniel (Cutler & Co.). r. 845 Harrison
Cutter Edward, cook. r. 318 Fifth
Cutter Edward B., bookkeeper George W. McNear, r.
1226 Bush
Cutter Frederick J., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r.
1304 Montgomery
Cutter Horace F., real estate, office 523 Montgomery,
r. Union Club
Cutter James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Cutter James, painter, r. 15 Folsom Av
Cutter James H. (Lowry & Co.), r. 412 Sutter
Cutter Richard, milk ranch. Eighth Av, bet C and D,
South S. F.
Cutter & Co. (Daniel Cutter and John P. Robertson),
teamsters, 304 Davis
Cuttermore Edward, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Cutting Calvin W., engineer Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. .521 Valencia
Cutting E. Mrs. iwidow), r, W s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Cutting Eiagene A., driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r.W s
San Jose Av, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Cutting Francis, vice-president Cutting Packing Co.,
r. The Baldwin
Cutting John T. (John T. Cutting & Co.). r. 412 Hyde
CUTTING JOHN T. «!t CO. , importers and com-
mission merchants, office 206 Front
Cutting Lewis, machinist Cutting Packing Co., r. 332
Bryant
Cutting Louis H., clerk W.J. Callingham & Co.
CUTTING PACKING CO., Sidney M. Smith
president. Francis Cutting vice-preiideut. manufs
hermetically sealed goods, 17-41 Main
Cuvale Williaiu, expressman, r. 537 Stevenson
Cuvillier Charles, r. 121 Turk
Cuvillier Charles B.. r. 121 Turk
Cuvillier E. Muie.. r. 121 Turk
Cuvillier H. E. Mrs. (widow), tencher French and
music, r. 121 Turk
CVCL.OPS ENGINE * MACHINE WORKS,
Tait *t Hainque proptrs, 11.") and 117 Bealc
Cyipowski .\ugUKt, master mariner, r. 2017 Dupont
Cylaiider John, Tailors' Pro. I'uion, SW cor Kearny
and iMiirtou
Cyplii r David S., confectioner, r. 209 Ellis
Cypiot Julia (widow), r. .505 Mason
Czamer William, gluemaker Cal. Glue Works, r. Es
De Hiiro bet Sixteentli and El Dorado
CZAPKAY li. J., physician, olfice and r. 127
Montu'iiiiiery
Czarwiiiski August, r. 6 Washington
Czaruowsky Charles, musician, r. 1522 Stockton
x>
D'Ablaing T. D. W.. r. 12 Selina PI
D'Ancoua Alexander D.. assistant Eighth Street
Grammar School, r. 502 Franklin
D'Aucona David A., salesman H. Liebes & Co., r. dOS
Franklin
D'Arcy Alice M., assistant Washington Grammar
School , r. 5 Torrens Court
D'Arcy Cornelius, fireman Spring Valley Works
D'Arcy Eleanor (widow), r. 5 Torrens Court
D'Arcy George, clerk Maskell & Summerfield, r. SW
cor Third and Perry
D'Arcy George H., fruitdealer. 2434 Mission
D'Arcy James, islasterer, r. 2.50 Tehama, rear
D'Arcy James J., haruessmaker Julius Deutsch. r. 250
Tehama
D'Arcy John, bakery, 420 Third
D'Arcy John, janitor Dashaway Hall
D'Arcy Richard S., laborer Spring Valley Works, r.
W 3 Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
D'Arcy Sarah J. Miss, teacher, r. 1121 Mission
D'Arcy William, shiiicarpenter, r. 541 Second
D'Arcy. See Darcy
D'Elom, Alex., pictureframemaker, 565 Stevenson
D'Evers Arthur, clerk, r. 1419 California
D'Halluvin CD. Mme.. teaolier French, r.lO03 P.jweU
D' Halluvin Charles, r. 1003 Powell
D'Or Cicsar A., cook Grand Hotel
D'Oyly Nigel, stockbroker, office 317 Montgomerj-, r.
O.ikland
Dabelich Guiro, oyster saloon, 139 Third
Dable William, carpenter, r. 404 Capp, rear
Dabovich Charles, r. 1067 Broadway
Dabovich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Dabovich Nicholas, wholesale fruits, 207 Washington,
r. 133 Chestnut
Dabus Henry, laborer, r. 8 Sacramento
Dacey Patrick C, sawyer Union Box Factory, 163 Min
Dacliu Antone, baker, r. 428 Broadway
Dacliu Charles (>tangeot & Daclin), r. 1032 Clay
Dacliu Emile, blacksmith Maugeot & Daclin, r. 1032
Clay
Daclin Eugene, blacksmith Mangeot & Daclin, r. 1032
Clay
Dacy Matthew, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Poiut
Dadaui Fiore, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Dadd Charles, cook. r. 1235 Mission
Dado Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearny
Diido Taustiuo. Swiss Benev. Society, 5"^ Kearny
Dady Nellie M., saleslady Palmer Bros., r. 41 Quinn
Daegener William, r. 922 Powell
Dafeldecker Charles, foreman Albert Washburn,
r. 911 Folsom
Daggett Bolivar, plumber James K. Prior, r. 1320 Pac
Daggett Emily B. (widow), r. 2326 Folsom
Daggett Richard, laborer, r. 2'207 Mission
Daggett William, shoemaker, S. W. Levy, r. 2207 Miss
Dagnell James, cooper, r. 1127 Folsom
Dagucy .Vgnes. domestic, 1812 Jackson
Dat;nino Laura Mrs., teacher music, r. 811 Vallejo
Dahl Bjarne F., mining, office 331 Montgomery, room
16.'r. 331 Eddy
Dahl Christopher (DahKt Co.). r. 1000 Pacific
Dahl F., laborer, r. 36 Clay
Dahl Henry (Bieiling ,>c DHhl),r. 216 Second
Dahl Henry, laborer, r. 159 Dore
Dahl Peter, barkeeper P. Johnson, r. 10 Jackson
Dahl Theodore, sailmakir Neville & Co., r. 507'-!;
Leavenworftj
DAIILi «fc CO. (Christopher Dahl and Paul P. Dal-
by), groceries and liiiuore, NW cor Pacific and
Mason
Dahl. See Dall
Dahle Charli s. driver, F. L. Such & Co.. r. cor Twenty-
fourth and Douglas
Dahler Heurv M. G., captain bark Grace Bobeits. r.
NE cor Market and No»
Dahler Theoilore, laborer .■Vndrew Ouderdouk
Dahlgreeu John, shoemaker, r. 540 Fourth
Dahlgr.n Daniel, farmhand, r. 415 East
DAUL.MANN CU ARISES, mauuf men's and boys*
cloihing. and furnishing goods, 124 and 126 San-
som, r. 324 Geary
Dahlmanu Julius Jr., bookkeeper Charles Dahlmann,
r. 324 Geary
Bullxkcb Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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I'ablmaun Natbnn, ealesmao Charles Dabliuaun, r.
lOlt Stoikton
l>nhlquitt. O. P., liquor saloon, 433 Bush
Dabltou Oliver, carpenter Tbompsou Bios., r. 317
Harrisou
Dahlziel Diiacnn. seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dahiu Arlbur, musii iau. r. !)19 Jackson
Dabm Charles, astr()lo5,'er, 758 Howard
Damke FreikTick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Berry
and lUfcb
Dshn Chris, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Dabnbard Herman, porter Haas Brothers, r. 20 Na-
toiiia
Dahse Tb., r. 212 Stonart
Daignan John J., teamster Patrick A. McDonald, r.
Central Pacitic Hotel
Daigneau Frank, passenger agent Iowa K. R. Lines, 2
New IHoutgomery, r. 6ol Folsom
Dailey Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 1220 Powell
Dailey Catherine (widow), r. 118 Welsh
Dailey Daniel, laborer Louis Sloss & Co.
Dailey Dennis, ttamsti r, r. 2715 Bush
Dailey F. Wilbur, clerk, r. 1408 But-h
Dailey George, seaman S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Dailey Hannah Mrs.JanitressMission Prim:»ry School,
r. 13 Ridley
Dailey John, bookkeeper, r. Revere House
Dailey John, marble polisher, r. 2.58 Stevenson
Dailey Mary (widi w), r. Vr20 Powell
Dailey Michael, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 De-
catur
Dailey Thomas, engineer, r. 1212 L:;rkin
Dailey Thomas V., tailor Henry Harmon, r. 230 Dora
Dailey William, laborer, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Dailey. See Daily, Daley, and Daly
DAILY EXCHANGE THE, The Daily Exchange
Publishing Co. publishers and proptrs, office 30G
Montgomery
DAILY EXCHANGE PUBLISHING CO (The).
Thomas H. Lawler business manager, John J.
Harrigiiu secretary, office 30(1 Montgomery
DAILY HOTEL GAZETTE, William P. Harri-
son editor and proptr, ."iis Sacramento
Daily J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Daily James, horseshoer, r. (J5 Natoma
Daily James, lab. rer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Tehama,
nr Twenty-seventh
Daily John, apprentice J. M. Comerford
Daily John, clerk Golden Eagle Hotel
Daily John, clerk, r. 803 Mission
Daily John, gardener, r. 10U8 Greeu
Daily John, laborer freight department Central Pac.
R. R.
Daily John, wines and liquors, 134 Haves
DAILY PRODUCE REPORT, Bates, Woods &
Co. proptrs and publishers, office 423 Washington
DAILY STOCK REPORT (Stock Report Pub-
lishing Co.), office S. F. Stock Board Building
Daily William, porter Davis & Cowell, r. 30 Rausch
Daily. See Dailey, Daley, and Daly
Daiu Alexander, stevedore, r. 425 Greenwich
Dain Thomas, mining secretary, office 724)^ Market,
room 20, r. 6 O'Farrell
Dain William, laborer John Conroy, Ocean House
Road, nr Industrial School
Daingertield M. E. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department
V. S. Mint, r. l.2'_' Leavenworth
DAIXGERFIELD WILLIAM P., Judge Twelfth
District Court, cbambeis 45 Montgomery Block,
r. 723 Sutter
Daisey Dennis, longshoreman, r. 1410 Kearny
Daisher J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Daisley John, machinehaud Union Box Factory, r.
702 Mission
Daisley Lihby Mrs., dressmaker, 762 Mission
Daisley Samuel, carpenter Capitol Mills, r. 501 }S
Minna
Daisy Deane Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) , Louis Fran-
coni secretary, office NE cor California and San
Daiss Edmund (Daiss & Schmitt), r. 315U'FarreU
Daiss & Schmitt (Edmund Daiss and George Schmitt),
liquor salmon, NW cor Bush and Kearny
Daissing Carolina (widow), r. 825 Green
Daisy P. A., carpenter, r. 43 Tehama
Date Edmund C, r. 1703 Turk
Dake Joseph M., lineman Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. Hewitt House, 247 Second
Dakin Charles W., collector James T. White & Co., r.
1525 Geary
Dakin Charles W., lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 413
Brannan
DAKIN E. A. (Electric Pen Printing Co.), and
agent Edison's Electric Pen and Press, office 209
Sansom, r. 10 Ellis
Pakin Edward (Dakin & Libby), r. 517 Fell
Dakin William, fruits and vegetables, 1037 How-
ard
DAKIN & LIBBY (Edward Dakin and John G.
Libby), commission dealers bags, and agents
Commercial Soap Co., NE cor Sac and Davis
Dalby Edgar W., melter, r. 200 J« Clara
Dalby Paul P. (Dahl & Co.), r. 1000 Pacific
Dale Alfred C, cigurmaker Isador Holliday, r. Berke-
ley
Dale C. F., r. The Baldwin
Dale David R., loan broker, office 418 California, r.
Brooklyn
Dale Jeremiah, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Dale Mary A. Mrs., r. 225 Tyler
Dale Robert C, traveler D. M. Osborne & Co., 254
Market
Dale William, bricklayer, r. 93 Taylor
Dale William C, cigarmaker David J. Sachsel, r. West
Berkeley
Dales Mary Miss, ironer Mme. Felici Clement, r. C
Hinckley
Daley Anna Mrs., proprietress West End House,
Brenham PI
Daley Bridget (widow), r. 1207 Broadway
Dalev Camdl C, plumber, r. 231 Stevenson
Daley Catherine Miss, r. 27 Alta PI
Daley Charles Henry, barkeeper L. Rado\'ich & Co.,
r. 100 Mason
Daley Dennis, cartman, r. 2015 Bush
Daley Ellen (widow) , r. E s Tennessee, bet Butte and
Solano
Daley Ellen Miss, liquor saloon, NE cor Shasta and
Illinois
Daley Eugene, peddler, r. E s Hampshire, nr. Twenty-
second
Daley Frank, shoemaker, r. Twenty-eighth, bet San-
chez and Church
Daley George, miner, r. 310 Green
Daley J., r. 514 Bush
Daley James, engineer, r. 545 Second
Daley James, laborer, r. 303 Davis
Daley James, laborer, r. W s Tehama, between Nor-
wich and PrecitaAv, Bernal Heights
Daley James, laborer William Kerr, r. Ohio, nr
Vallejo
Daley James, shii>ping master, r. 1010 Montgomery
Daley Jeremiah, laborer Magdalen Asylum
Daley John coalpasser S. S. Great Republic
Daley John, helper Phelps Mauut. Co., r. Serijentine
Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Daley Joliu, marblepolisber, r. 258 Stevenson
Daley John, packer Cal. Cracker Co.
Daley John, waiter Manhattan House, r. 705 Front
Daley John D., milkman, r. 012 Capp
Daley John H., deputysheriff, r. West End House
Daley John J., fourth officer O. & 0. S. S. Gaelic
Daley Lawrence, barkeeper William J. Cummings, r.
4U8 '^ Natoma
Daley Mary, domestic 1011 Pine
Daley Michael, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 330 Tenth
Daley Michael, driver butter St. R. R.
Daley Michael, laborer, r. W s Tehama, bet Norwich
and Precita Av, Bernal Heights
Daley Norah Miss, r.27 Alta PI
Daley Owen, fruitdcaler, r. 1121 York
Daley Patrick, laborer, r. 138 Freelon
Daley Patrick, peddler, r. E s York, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Daley Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Bernard
Duley Timothy, expressman, NW cor Fourth and
Jessie
Daley William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Daley. See Dailey, Daily, and Daly
Dalgleish James, tailor A. Nicoll, r. 101 Tehama
Dalio Luigi, peddler, r. 5 Clay
Dall Charles L., storekeei)er Pacific Mail 8. 8. City of
Peking, r. 1031 Market
Dall Christopher C, r. 733 Broadway
Dall Christoi)her C. Jr., r. 733 Broadway
Dall Cornelius, r. 300 Sutter
Dall Edward R., collector Spring Valley Waterworks,
r. 809 Mission
Dall George A., clerk melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 733 Broadway
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc
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DALiLi JOHN H., importer photographic and am-
brotype materials, 618-620 Clay, and (Bradley &
Kulofson) , r. 206 Kearny
Dall. See Dabl
Dallaghan Thomas, lumbarman, r. 13 Verona
Dallam Richard B. (Armes & Dallam), r. Oakland.
Dallamore G-eorge, helper J. Lempke
Dalland Auguste, restaurant, 817 Montgomery
Dallas William, porter Riley & Vest, r. 11 Tehama
Dalldorf Rodolf (Dalldorf & Co.), r. E s Jones, bet
Bush and Pine
Dalldorf & Co. (Rodolf Dalldorf and William Meyer),
restaurant, SW cor Market and Drumm
Dallemand Albert (Bothin, Dallemaud & Co.) , r. 309
Powell
Dalliba Henry S., journalist Kveniug Bulletin, r. 522
Geary
Dallou -James B., r. 428 Fell
Dally Andrew J., engineer, r. 733 Harrison
Dalmas Charles, foreman MattuUath Manuf. Co., r.
14 Sherman
Dalmas O-eorge, cooper, r. 14 Sherman
Dalmas Hi?nry D., cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r. 14
Sherman
Dalmas John Iv.,foremxnnew U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 14 Sherman
Dalmas William B., cooper, r. 14 Sherman
Dalmas William D., cooper Oliver Madsen, r. 14
Sherman
Dalmas William W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
60714 Natoma
Dalpogetto Raffaelo, peddler, r. 14 Bartol
Dalportu Domenico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Dah'yuiple Hudson, peddler, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Dalrymple William H., counsellor at law, office and r.
432 Montgomery, room 1!)
Dalston Charles, barkeeper E. Sarscen, r. 814 Third
Dalton Annie Miss, seamstress Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Manuf. Co., r. 18 Howard Court
Dalton Daniel, r. -521 Pacilic
Dalton Daniel, laborir Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. N s
Sutter, bet Central Av and Lyon
Dalton Daniel, painter, r. SW cor Fillmore and Page
Dalton Edward, driver La Grande Laundry, r. NE cor
Elizabeth and Guerrero
Dalton Eugene, superintendent Laurel Hill Ceme-
tery, r. 1718 Broderick
Dalton Frank (Dulton & Gray), r. NW cor Twenty-
sixth and Fair Oaks
Dalton James, laborer Dnion Iron Works, r. 81 Clem
Dalton James, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
Dalton James U., expressman, r. 625 Davis
Dalton John, oiler, r. 243 Fremont
Dalton Liwrence, salesman, r. 677 Harrison
Dalton M., clerk, r. 428 Greenwich
Dalton Martin, laundryman City and County Hospital
DaltDU Mary E. (widow), r. 417 Fremont
Dalton Jlichael, horse trader, r. Quiun, nr Valencia
Dalt in Mi(-hael, laborer, r. 13 Ritch. rear
Dalton Mii;bael, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. .58 Jessie
Dalton Jlichael, painter, r. SWior Fillmore and Page
Dalton Patrick E. (Contra Costa Lauadry Associa-
tion), r. Oakland
Dalton Richard, machinist, r. 1 Boai'dman
Daltou Thomas, longshoreman, r. 424 Broadway
Dalton Thomas B., entry clerk Dalton & Gray, r. 406
Davis
Dalton William, r. .521 Pacific
Dalton William, baker S. F. Cracker Co., r. 827 Vallejo
Daltou William H.. stonecutter Degan & Orford, r.
1U8 Hickory Av
DALTON «& GRAY (Frank Daltou and James M.
Gray), produce commission merchants, 406 Davis
Daltou. See Dahlton
Daly Alice Miss, domestic 1028 Clay
Daly B., hostler Omnibus R. R., r. i3 Clara
Daly Bernard H. (Bonnard& Daly), r. Oakland
Daly Bernard H., r. 7 Dale PI
Daly C. Miss, janitress Union Grammar School
Daly Catherine Miss, domestic J. B. Haggiu, 1250 Taj'-
lor
Daly Celia Miss, teacher, r. 068 Twentieth
Daly Charles, longshoreman, r. Oakland
Daly Charles U., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,r.
Oakland
Daly Clarence, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
9 Caroline
Daly Cornelius, coachman Lloyd Tevis, r. SW cor
Taylor and Paci'lic
Daly Cornelius, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Daly David, laborer, r. 19 Twenty-second
Daly Daniel, laborer Louis Sloss & Co., r. 137 Towns-
end, rear
Daly Daniel J., tinsmith, r. 202 Sixth
Daly David, blacksmith, r. 42 Clarence PI
Daly David, blacksmith, 606 Sixth
Daly Delia Miss, glovemaker, r. 872 Mission
Daly Dennis, clerk, r. 22 Lafayette
Daly E. Mrs (widow), r. 43 Jessie, rear
Daly Edmund, real estate, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Daly Edward, blacksmith Presidio Reservation
Daly Edward, butcher Charles Roth, r. 218>i Seven-
teenth
Daly Eliza, domestic 1622 Clay
Daly Elizabeth F. (widow), r. 204 Twenty-second
Daly Ellen, domestic, NW cor California and Powell
Daly Ellen, dressmaker, r. 31 Hinckley
Daly Felix, real estate, r. 409 Ellis
Daly Francis R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Parker
and Columbia PI, B. H.
Daly George, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Daly Henry, driver Larkins \: Sposito, r. 409 Main
Daly James, r. 668 Twentieth
Daly James (Daly & Hawkins) . r. Occidental Hotel
Daly James, bagmaker, r. Fairmount Tract, nr School
House
Daly James, boatbuilder John Penny, r. cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Daly James, cook, r. 10 Hubbard
Daly James, cook Liebold & Co., r. 215 Minna
Daly James, express wagon, S. E. cor Jackson and
Montgomery, r. 527 Mission
Daly James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 534 Howard
Daly James, laborer, r. 434 Natoma
Daly Jamas, laborer, r. 525 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Daly James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19 Decatur
Daly James, porter Strauss, Kohnstamm & Co., r. 8
Glover
Daly James, stevedore, r. 69 Natoma
Daly James A, treasurer Ventura Rock Soap Co., r.
San Buenaventura
Daly James B., clerk, r. 204 Twenty-second
Daly James E., clerk, r. 668 Twentieth
Daly James F.,coal oil, 302 Sixteenth, r. 1080 Howard
Daly James R., patternmaker Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. Twenty-fouith bet Church and Sanchez
Daly James R., tailor, r. 9 Liberty
Daly James W., blacksmith John W. Farren, r. 225
Perry
Daly Jeremiah, porter, r. 31 Dorland
Daly J. L., laborer, r. 10 Berry
Daly Johanna E., shoefitter U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. 19 Twentj'-second
Daly John (Daly >\; Kinne) . r. 612 Capp
Daly John, apprentice Gilbert k Moore, r. 118 Welsh
Daly John, bartender P. F. Brady, r. 642 Stevenson
Daly John, coachmiiu J. B. Haggin, r. 1116 Clay
Daly John, laborer, r. 16 Cedar Av
Daly John, laborer, r. E s Ohio, nr Vallejo
Daly John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 158 Shipley
Daly John, livery stable, 908 Harrison
Daly John, proptr Manhattan Hotel, 106 First
Daly John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 599
Ellis
Daly John, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 231
Stevenson
Daly John, stevedore George H. Whitney, r. Oakland
Daly John B., collector Alta California, r. 143 Third
Daly John C, liquor saloon, 1.58 First
Daly John F., machinist, r. 159 Ji Clara
Daly Lawrence, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 309
Seventh
Daly Lawrence, vegetable cook Palace Hotel
Daly Marcella Miss, shoefitter Girard & Nolan, r. 1020
.\labnma
Daly Margaret, seamstress St. Joseph's Roman Cath-
olic Intnnt Asylum, r. E s Q, bet Seventeenth and
Nineteenth Avs, South S. F.
Duly Martin. luboi-er Andrew Onderdonk, r. 186H
Vanilewatcr
Daly Mary (widow), r. 147 Natoma. rear
Daly Mary (widow), r. Mnntgomi'ry Av, nr Francisco
Daly Mai-y, domestic, r. 1721 liuchanin
Daly Mary Mrs., r. 22 Lafayette
Daly Michael, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Daly Michael, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Daly Michael, poiter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co., r.
1715 Jones
BULLOCK Si JONE.S, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
TOBACCO, CIGAES and CI&ABETTE3, at Gso. Loomis', TOe^oTlSKeamj^
DAL
249
DAN
and
. 210
Dalv P., trackman Omnibus K. R.
Daly Patrick, hostler Sutter St. R. R., r. 13 Wilder
Dalv Patrick, laborer, r.'2:!Natoma
Daly Patrick, localpoliceman,r. 915 Montgomery
T)m1v Patrick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific „, , . ,
5aly Patxk-k J., fruit commission, 411 Washington
and 410 Merchant, r. 342 Chattanooga
Daly Peter, teamster Black Diamond Coal MmmgCo...
Daly P°H.?l'aborer freight department Central Pac.
Daly^'simon, laborer, r. 3045 Sixteenth J
Daly Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., i. lo
Dalv Thomas, laborer, r. 8 Beideman
Daly Thomas, laborer, r. E s Ohio, nr Vallejo
Daly Thomas, track cleaner Sutter St. K. a.
Daly Thomas, watchman Hibernia Brewery, r. Huett
Daly'^TSomaf F.!'shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co r. 1020 Alabama
Daly Thomas V., tailor, r. 230 Dora, rear
Dalv Timothy, liquor saloon, 709 J4 Davis
Daly William, laborer Presidio Reservation
Daly William, laborer, r. 22 Lafayette •D„^ifip
Daly William, team.ter Hayes & Co., r. MW cor Pacific
DALY ^''hAWKINS (James Daly and Michael
Hawkins) , real-estate agents, 116 Montgomery
Dalv & Kinne (John Daly and William Kmne, , proptrs
San Mateo Dairy, depot 1010 Valencia
Dalv See Dailey, Daily, and Daley
Da n'charles P., student Heald's Business College
Dam Harry J. W., theatrical critic Evening Post, r.
Oakland . ,„-, -r> „ „n
Dama Luigi, teacher vocal music, r. 201 Powell
Daman Theodore, r. Park Hotel
Damaske August, leather finisher Krenz & Roth, r. NE
cor Twnty-seventh and Alabama
DAMERON JAMES P., attorney at law, ofUce
C.iO Clay, r. Palace Hotel
Dames William W. (Dames & Hayes) , r Alameda
DAMES & HAYES (William W. Dames
Henry C. Hayes) . photographers, 715 Market
Damiot Alphonse, butcher Maine Restaurant, r
Montgomery Av
Damiut J. , butcher, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Damkroeger Daniel A., carpenter, r 1111 Pacific
Damkroeger Gottlieb, carpenter, 1111 Pacific^
Damm Charles Rudolph, expressman, 531 Market, r.
11 Lafayette „.
Dammasch Louis (Hartmann & Dammasch), r. 60o
Daumes Ernst, foreman Aug. Brune r.2202 Geary
Dammeyer Richard, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 431
Damon Dexter, collector James E. Damon, r. Oakland
Damon George D., shipbuilder, r. 30o Fell
Damon Geoi-ge F-. calker George D.Damon, r. Oak-
DamuS James E., loan and real-estate, office 607 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Damon John, laborer F. Conrades, r. 40 Morey Alley
Damon Joseph, cutter Jory Bros., r. 1912 Market
Damon Joseph, fireman, r. 17 Tehama
Damon Marshall, photographer, r. S s Fell, nr Gough
DamonM.L.,r. Clipper Hotel
Damon Newton F., machinist Samuel HiU, r. o.J-
DanfoTstth T., clerk Automatic Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 526 Jones „ ^ ^^,„ ^^^
Damonti Lorenzo, porter Onesti & Connor, r. NW cor
Leavenworth and Filbert
DAMPF LiOUIS, passepartout and frame manui,
638 Market, r. 2.512 Jt Mission
Damrell Daniel, as,sistant foreman Alta California, r.
418 Twenty-fourth
Dams Henry, teacher languages, r. 1419 Powell
Dams Minnie Mrs., teacher needlework, r. 14iJ
Dana nlrry A., conductor Central R. R., r. 21 Ninth
Dana Mary E. Mrs., r. 1307 Green
Dana William, third officer O. & O. S S. Gaelic
Danaber Patrick H., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 15
Dan^hy J.':[callaghan & Danahy) , r 18 Sixth
Danahy Michael, fireman stm Bay City, r. 162 Clara
Dance H..r. 1803 Polk , „ ...
Dancer Annie Miss, nurse Cal. Womans Hospital,
NW cor Howard and Twelfth
Dancer William H., conductor Market St. R.R.,r. 22
DancfauT E^Inne (Negrini & Danciant) , r. California
Hotel
Daucy Richard, plasterer, r. 543^4 Natoma
Dand William, r. Clipper Hotel
Diinders<m Samuel, oysterman, r. .531 East
Dane Isaac, waiter Palace Hotel
DANE JAMES H., attorney at law, oface 531 Cal-
ifornia, room 10, r. 235 Fair Oaks
Danehy Jeremiah, bartender, r. 450 Natoma
Danelan Michael, laborer Pacific Rolimg Mill
Danenfelzer Frederick P., cabinetmaker, r. N s iwen-
tv-fourth, bet Church and Vioksburg
Dane^riASio, wholesale and retail hardware, and
(Torkerv 420 Battery, r. 808 Vallejo
Danerr&fo, foreman J. P. Tenthorey & Co., r. 4
Bartol
Daneri Battista G., fisherman, r. 894 Front
DANERI F. & CO. (Henry Casanova , importers
and jobbers wines and liquors, 504 Front
Daneri Francisco (F. Daneri & Co.) , r. Genoa, Italy
Saneri Giovanni (Belando & Co.) , r. 1210 Powell
Daneri John, liquor saloon, 131 Paj^iho,
Daneri Lawrence, fruiterer, r. 422 Broadway, rear
S^neri Lorenzo (Corsetto & Daneri) , ^r- ** ^.f ^^way
Daneri Stefano, Garibaldi Guard Armory 423 Bdwy
Daney Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon ^t>., NevJ,
(/eorge R. Spinney secretary, oflice 310 Pine,
room 44 ,/. q* i-
Danforth Charles, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Danforth Edward P. (E. P. Dantorth & Co.), r. 1200
DanfortrE P. & Co. (Charles J. Moore and Frank
Cummings , manufs and dealers sole, harness,
anl\^aineheather, olfice 723 Bf- tannery Be^icia
Danforth Edwin, proptr Broad way U.S. Bonded Ware-
house, 723 Battery, and supervisor Fourth Waid,
r. 1200 Mason _
Dan'^erfield James, cook, r. 1202 Powell
Dangers Brothers (Henry, and Diederich) , groceries,
and liauors, NE cor Post and Laguua .
Dangers Diederich (Dangers Brothers) and shipping
clerk Wheaton & Luhrs, r- 15^2 Po«\ ..^ p„ ,
Dangers Henry (Dangers Brothers) r. 1.532 Post
Danglada D.Mrs, (widow), r. 2006 p. wen
Dauglada Antonio, salesman A. Baumgarten, r. 18
DanS'lnacio (Mattoon & Danglada), r. 1836
D ^NGUEUGER ALFRED, manager Madam Vin-
cent r. NE cor Powell and Pacific _ '
Danhauser Louis, boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 50, J<^
Danhaullr Moritz, tailor John Werner r 507 M Groye
Danicheff Glove Factory, 13. Blumenthal & Co. proptis,
lua Post
Daniel E., waiter, r. 13 Harlan PI
Daniel Franz, bricklayer, r. 367 Guerrero
Daniel Hemy J., longshoreman, r. N s Greenwich, nr
DanierJaSsLman S.S.Los Angeles, r 32 Tehama
DaSiel JaSesT., foreman marblecutter John Daniel
Danfef John (John Daniel & Co ) , - 2013jolk
Daniel John & Co., marble works, 421 Pme
Daniel Louisa Miss, domestic, 1402 Jackson
Daniel Mar JiretiMrk.,r.N s Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
Daniel W F., r. 321 Pacific
DANIEL WILLIAM L., hydraulic and sanitary
engineer aud plumber, 234 Post, r 407 Hyde
Dani^lewicz Samuel, cigarmaker Frederick E. Boger
r. 217 Hayes , . , _ cr-^i/
Danielewicz Sigismund, hairdressing saloon, 6-2,^
Mission, r. 946 Howard , oi, ■n-iiT.ert
Daniell Thomas, ship and housejoiner, r. 81J Filbert
Daniels Andrew J., horseman, r. Arlington House
Daniels Annie (widow) , r. 1411 Pacihc
Daniels Arthur F., upholsterer, r. 020 Washington
Daniels Benjamin, r. 750 Harrison
Daniels Benjamin, florist, 409 Hayes
Daniels Emma (Widow) , r. 1038 Howard
Dauiels F. J., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 411
Danibd" Franz, upholsterer Henry Frank, r. 64 Everett
Dauiels Frederick, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Daniels George James, musician, r. 5/3 Howard
Daniels G. H. M., cabinetmaker Hausmann Bros, r.
1212 Kearny
^
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ANDEBSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mcntgomeiy St
DAN 250 DAR
Daniels Gus V., painter California Paint Co., r. Fourth
Street Hotel
Daniels James, butcher A. H. Lieb, r. (180 Clementina
Daniels James, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. Stanford
House
Daniels James, marblf polisher, r. 128 Turk
Daniels John, cabinetmaker, r. Mission Koad, nr Five
Mile House
Daniels Joseph, bcokkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co. r. 514
Taylor
Daniels Louisa, domestic 1402 Jackson
Daniels Louisa (widow), r. boi Mission
Daniels Samuel H., exchange cleik Bank of California
r. .514 Taylor
Daniels Sarah B., teacher Denman Grammar School,
r. 131.5 Sacramento
Daniels Thomas, machinist Ingraham & French
Daniels Wilhelm E., clerk, r. 655 Washington
Daniel.s William, cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 4
Clinton
Daniels William, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
Noe, bet Tweutj'-eigbth and Tweuty-uiuth
Danielsun Daniel E., shoemaker, 252 Steuart, r. Oak-
land
Danielson Frederick, tailor, r. 51 Jessie
Dauielson John F., laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
NW cor Iowa and Sierra
Danielson Ludwig, miller Eisen Bros., r. German
Hotel
Danielson Margarethe, r. 722 O'Farrell
Danielson Peter (Anderson & Danielsun), r. cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
Dauielson Uban A., h.borer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
NW cor Iowa and Sierra
Danielwitz C. E. Mrs., assistant Market and Seventh
Street Primary School, r. 2312 Mission
Danielwitz Isidor, attorney at law, office 12-13 Mont-
Block, r. 2312 Mission
Danielwitz Joseph, dry-goods, 51(5 Sixteenth
Dauihel James, liciuor saloon, 617 Laguua, r. 477 Jessie
Daniher Michael C, clerk John McMahon, r. NE cor
Jessie and Sixth
Dauihert Charles, butcher Henry Kohlman, r. 1525
Bush
Danioth Henry, goldsmith, r. Helvetia Hotel
Danjou Ary. cook, r. St. Charles Hotel
Dunkemeyer Frederick, fiingemaker, r. 10 Harriet
Dankemeyer Henry (Daukemeyer & Tostmann) , r. 16
Harriet
Dankemeyer & Tostmann (Henry Daukemeyer and
Henry TostLiiaun), groceries and liciuors, SE cor
G««iry and Dupont
Dankers Peter, mariner, r. 131 Folsom, rear
Danks Catharine P. (widow), r. 1228 Mission
Danks John W., whartiuger Chauuel St. Wharf, r. 1228
Mission
Danks Julia A. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 1228 Mission
Danly John, carpenter, r. 1917 Jessie
Dann Fnderick P., aiti.rncy at law, office 604 Mer-
chant, r. 139 Fourth, mum 28
DANNAL.S CHARLES W., manager ^tna Life
Insurance Co., office 501 Kearny, r. 818 Valencia
Daniiay James, laborer, r. lOKi Unltm
Danneil Emil, waiter George Kuhn, r. 11}^ Antonio
Dauncnliaum Jloses U., importer millinery goods, 750
Market, r. 1807 Pine
Danncnbaum S., r. Palace H^'tel
Danneiiljerg Amelia Mrs., ladies' and children's wear.
24 Montgomery, r. 3(j'.t Powell
Dannen berg Joseph, importer cloaks, suits, and chil-
dren's wear, 24 MoutgDiiicry, r. 3t)'J Powell
Danueuberg Nathan, clcrK Niustadter Bros., r. 309
Powell
Daniienbirg William, baker, r. 609 Jackson
DannliiiiiMT Louis, merchant tailor, 539 California, r.
1006 llydu
Danuin Daniel, r. 321 Pacific
Dannmanii Harry (lanumanu& Hoffmann), r. 236 Bran
DANNMAN'M it HOFFJIlANN (Harry Daunmnnn
and Harry Huffjuaun), wines, liquors, an.l cigars,
236 Bran nan
Danume,\ er liudolph (C. Schafer & Co.) ,r. Clementina,
ur Fourth
Danes J. B. (widow), r. 210 Valencia
Danove Domenico, driver C. II. Splivalo.r. 12 Gilbert
Dantcher Aliuy, domestic .55f; Minna
Danton John H., truukmaker, r. SE cor York and
Mariposa
Dautz Emil, newspaper carrier, r. 637 Bdwy, rear
Dantz F., r. 79 Stevenson
Dantzscher Otto, merchant tailor, 634 Montgomery r.
33 Lilly Av '
Danzel Gustav, S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Danzinger Samuel, tailor Jnseph Mitschke
Dapello Agostino, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Dapello Angelo, Italian Benev Soc, 423 Washington
Dapello Gerolamo, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Daralle \incenz, proprietor Toscauo Hotel, 619 Bdwy
Darbey George W., bookkeeper Painter & Co r 12
Dale PI
Darby George, dry goods salesman, r. 63 Clementina
Darby M. M., grafter S^ .uthern Pac. K. R., r. 618 Fourth
Darby Thomas, capitalist, r. 234 Sixth
Darby William, r. 24 Valparaiso
Darcey Cornelius, teamster, r. 4 Bryant Av, rear
Darcey Michael, carpenter, r. 37 Folsom
Darcey Nellie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper. r. 3
Giace Terrace
Darcey Thomas, proptr Golden Gate White Lead,
Zinc, and Color Works, 32 Fremont, r. 50 Natnma
Darcy Edward.laborer Louis Sloss & Co,r. 133 Folsom
Darcy George, carrier Evening Post
Darcy James S.. marblecutter and groceries 17 Uitch
Darcy John, laborer, r. 713 Clementina
Darcy Patrick, second steward Grand Hotel
Darcy T., stockbroker, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Darcy Theodore, laborer, r. 214 Steuart rear
Darcy. See D'Arcy
Dardanelles Consolidated Gravel Mining Co. (Forrest
Hill, Placer Co., Cal.). William Letts Oliver sec-
retary, oifice 328 Montgomery, room 13
Dardanelles Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Henry C.
Hinman secretary, office 411 California
Dardier Leopold, purter S. P. Taylor & Co., r. cor
Pacific and Montgomery
Dardis E.. r. Park Hotel
DAKE jr. Z., chief clerk Quartermaster's Depart-
ment U. S. A., Pre.-idio Reservation
Dareukow.-en Peter, market, 2516 Bush
Dargan Mora, clerk, r. 704 Pine •
Dargie John, capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Darioli Lorenzo, tinsmith John Roggia, r. 440 Bdwy
Darius Frances Mrs., florist, 130 Fifth
Darius P., laundrymau French Hospital, S s Bryant
bet Fifrh and Sixth
Darling Abram F. (Morris & Darling), r. 2310 Miss
Darling Edward, expressman NE cor Fourth and
Minna, r. 1033 Market
Darling Frank H., teacher, r. 517 O'Farrell
Darling George E., laborer, r. 110 Twenty-fourth
Darling George L., sa.esman Joseph Fredericks ,.V; Co.
r. 69 Tehama ''
Darling Henry T., expressman NE cor Fourth and
Jessie, r. 118^ Dora
Darling J. D., longshoreman Pacific Mail S. S Co 's
^V harf
Darling Jessie F. Miss, dress and cloak maker 1'J24
Mason
Darling John D., dairy, r. N s Sixteenth bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Darling Mary A. (widow), r. 906 Howard
Darling Tillie Miss, actress California Theater, r 906
Howard
Darling William A., clerk Custom House, r. 206 Pow
Darmaui Antonie.pouUryman, r. 3 Montgomery Court
Darmaui Joseph, fisherman, r. KU6 Front
Darmoore Dora, associate editor Mission Mirror r
534 Sixteeutli
DAltNE.VL. HERVEY, official repoiter Municipal
Criminal Court, office Old City Hall, r. 2206 Steiuer
Darnels rhomas. ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Darner Henry, confectioner, r. oU5 Minna
Darolles Leon, r. W s Cal, lut Broderick and Baker
Darr Hiiiry. toolmaker (Jarl Hinz, r. 103 Commercial
Darr John C, locksmith, 103 Commercial
Darragu Dennis, baker Hughes ii Foley, r. 133 Clara,
rear
Darragh James, r. 327 Main
Danagh John H., mechanic, r. 558,'-- Bryant
Darragh Lucy (widow), r. 4 Hopetou Terrace
Darragh Patrick, gardener, r. 327 Main
Darrolles Leon, proptr Model Laundrv, Ss California,
bet Baker and Brodi rick
Darrow Henry (Bowles ,\; Darrow), r. 1010 Stockton
Dart Henry, seaman S. S. Great Republic
Dart Louis, wood cutter, r. 223 Minna
DARWIN CHARLES B., first assistant District
Aitorney, office rooms 15-16 old City Hall, r. San
Rafael
BULLOCK & J0NE.3, 105 M:)ntgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
TRUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
DAR
251
DAY
Daryes Ri<hur(l, merchant, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Dase Johanna (widow), r. 1415 Kearny
DASHAWAY HALL, S s Pott, bet Dupont and
Kearny
DASHAWAY STABLES, Clayburgh & Branden-
steiu proptrs, 11.! Pof.t
Dasniann Frederick, clerk G. Middlehoff & Son, r. c;02
Grove
Dasmann William, groceries and liqxiors, 1701 How
Dassonville A. A., clerk, r. SI-1'2 Mission
Dastor Kate (widow), r. 11133^ Kearny
Dastugue Gabriel, butcher, 12 Clay Street Central
Market, r. 1110 Sacramento
Date Augusta, domestic 519 Twenty-third
>.Dattlebaum Jacob, peddler, r. i6iiH Sixth
Datty Mich.iel. r. 52.S Pacilic
Daue^ Charles E., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 209 Pow
Daugiiet F., trimmer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. 027
Second
Dauin John, cook L. Lantheaume, r. 1337 Dupont
Daum Louisa (widow), r. 530 Eighteenth, rear
Daumas Cassar E., baker 1122 Dupont
Dauner Frederick, carjienter. r. 74 Brady
Daunet Armand, cook Miners' Restaiirant, r. 811 Stock
Daunet John P.. waiter, r. 1014 Stockton
Dsunet Margaret (widow) , r. 709 "v Minna, rear
Daunet Peter, waiter, r. 1014 Stockton
Dauntless Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill agent,
034 Market
Daus Isadore, dry goods and clothing, NE cor Dupont
and Green, r. 444 Green
DauBsat Lucien, porkpacker Bailly Bros., r. 437 Green
Daustin George D., commercial collector and ad-
juster, r. 1025 Twenty-first
Dauterman William L., clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. G46
Fell
Dauth Louise Mrs., furnished rooms, 522 Pine
Davalli Pietro, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
DavaloB Miguel L., compositor El Tecolote, r. 1119^4
Kearny
Davega Charles H., bookkeeper C. R. Hansen & Co.,
r. 1522 Powell
Davel Otto, drayman Star Brewery
Daven Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 2742 Folsom
Daven Patrick F., r. 2742 Folsom
Davenport Abraham, teamster S. R. Church, r. C09
Willow Av
Davenport Churles, r. 2120 Jackson
Davenport E. A., clerk treasurer's office Central Pac.
R. R., r. 2120 Jackson
Davenport J. Percival. bookkeeper James A. Pender-
gast, r. 100b Powell
Davenport Mary (widow), r. 150 Natoma
Davenijort Richard, cook, r. 502 Union
Davenport Stephen, blacksmith, r. 0U9 Willow Av
Davenport Thomas, bookkeeper Bank of California,
r. Alameda
Davenport William, r. 20 Pearl
Davenport William, canvasser, r. 8 Hubbard
DaveniJort William, driver Potrero and B.V. R. R.
Davenport William B.. r. Brunswick House
Davenport W. W., r. 326 Ellis
Daverkosen Peter, butcher, 2512 Bush
Davey George, carpenter J. Dunn, r. 1002 Mont
Davey Harry, bartender Owen Dunne, r. 747 Folsom
Davey John, teamster, r. 710 Natoma
Davey William P., housesmith, r. 346 Beale
Davey. See Davy.
David A., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
David AuguW (David k Lynch) , r. 927 Vallejo
David Emil, musician California Theater, r, 26 Anna
David Isaac L. (Lewis & David), r. 1017 Battnry
David Jules, merchandise broker, office 40S Battery
David Lazarus, seamen's furnishing goods, 7 Broad-
way, r. 1017 Battery
David Louis N., Antiquarian Bookstore, 625 Washing-
ton, r. 314 Union
David Luigi, baker Joseph Rouse, r. 1500 Dupont
David William, tailor, r. 3 Harrison Av
David & Lynch (August David and Timothy Lynch),
phitubers and gasfitters, 1018 Stockton
Davids David, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Davidson A. E., stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Davidson Alexander, conductor Omnibus R. R.
Davidson Alexander, cooper Cutting Packing Co., r. 327
Capp
Davidson Alonzo, dairyman, r. SE cor Nineteenth and
Eureka
411
Na
Davidson Anna, domestic 715 Howard
Davidson Charles, seaman, r. Western House
Davidson Daniel, carpenter W. E. Collyer, r.Ns Twen-
tieth, nr Dolores
Davidson Daniel, peddler, r. 425 Sixth
David' on David, bookkeeper Cahen Brothers,
Tyler
Davidson David, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Davidson David, ship carpenter W. E. Collyer,
Twentieth, nr Dnhires
David.son David L., stationery, 320 Sixth
Daviilsun Dorcthy, domettic 715 Howard
Davidson D. W., calktr, r. 11 Scott PI
Davidson E. J., driver Market Street R.R., r. 15 First Av
Davidson E. M., r. 127 Kearny
Davidson George, clerk Obudiah Livermore, r. 1434
Ellis
DAVIDSON GEORGE Prof., in charge of V. S.
Coast and Geodetic Survey, office 214 Stockton, r.
923 Hyde
Davidson Henry, teamster, r. SE cor Fifth and Clem
Davidson Hugh, salesman J. W. David>on i Co., r. 504
Geary
Davidson Ingel Miss, domestic 715 Howard
Davidson Jacob, hides, 34 Clay, r. 411 Tyler
Davidson James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Davidson James, woolgr,ider. r. 516 Shotwell
Davidson James D., locksmith and bellhauger, 812
Market, r. 281 Stevenson
Davidson James W. (Bloi h & Davidson)
Davidson John A., clerk Theodore C^Winchel, r. Oak-
land
Davidson Josepn, opti ian, r. 521 Hyde
Davidson Joseph H. (Elitch & Davidson), r. 333 Eddy
Davidson Joseph R., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Davidson J. W. (J. W. Davidson & Co.) , r. Scotland
DAVIDSON a. AV. «fc CO. (Raphael Weill,
George H. Huntsman, William Davidson and
Henry Wiill), importers wholesale and retail
fancy and domestic dry-goods. White House, NW
cor Kearny and Post
Davidson M., student Barnard's Business College
Davidson Marcus, cmckery and windowshades, 231
Sixth
Davidson Meyer, merchant (Mokelumne Hill), office
111 Battery, r. 1316 Geary
Davidson Meyer, bookkeeper M. M. Feder & Co., r. '231
Sixth
Davidsi n Nathan (Davidson & Scharetg),r. W s Penn-
sylvania Av, nr Sierra
Davidson P. A., Mrs., IVathercurling, 115 Ellis
Davidson Pauline, domestic 2ol Capp
Davidson Peter A., clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 115 Ellis
Davidson R. P., assistant Lincoln Evening School, r.
518 Geary
Davidson Solomon, expressman, r. 17 Caroline
Davidson Susannah, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 1635 Sacramento
Davidson S. Walter, teamster, r. N 8 Sierra nr Ten-
nessee
Davidson Thomas, conductor Clay Street Hill R. B.,
r. cor California and Larkin
Davidson Thomas, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Davidson W., accountant, r. 2509 Folsom
Davidson Walter P., clerk Bank of California, r. 515
O'Farrell
Davidson William (J. W. Davidson & Co.), r. 1711 Cal
Davidson William H., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
1003 Pacific
Davidson Wilson, bookkeep' r J. W. Davidson k Co.,r.
504 Geary
Davidson & Scharetg (Nathan Davidson and Antnnio
Scharetg) , milk ranch, NE cor Nevada and Minne-
sota
Davidson. See Davison and Davisson
Davie Iredell P., r. 658 Folsom
Davie John L., butcher John H. McMenomy, r. SE eor
Pine and Stockton
Davies David, chief officer U. S.S. S. Shubrick, r'. 2322
Folsom
Davies David, sewing machine agent, r. Park Hotel
Davies D. W., bookkeeper, r. 1812 Laguna
Davies Kllen Mme.. man.iger Palais Royal Millinery
Establishment, 33 Dupont, r. 712 Sutter
Davii-s Henry, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Davies John, candy store, 524 >4 Sixth
Davies John, clerk, r. 599 Ellis
Davies Richard P., rigger, .508 )i Battery, r. 34 Garden
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i Davies Shadrach, cabinetmaker, 905 Clay
! Davies Usher, assistant storekeeper Doion Club
j Davies William A., deputy collector TJ. S. Internal
Ei-venue, r. 1240 Howard
Davin Frederick, cook Gregory & Liebschutz, r. 825
Dupont
Daviiii Andrea, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Davion Eugene, liquor saloon, 708 Commercial
Davis , cabinetmaker, r. 1328 Washington
Davis Aaron, tailor, r. 60t) Third
Davis Abraham, glazier, r. 432 'i Natoma
Davis Abraham B., with Christy Davis, r. 407 OTar
Davis Abraham N., junk dealer, r. 117 Bartlett
Davis Abram, clerk Morris Davis, r. 1040 Folsom
Davis Ada (widow), r. 13 Van Ness Av
Davis A. H., r. 711 California
DaviS Albert E., whitener Samuel Kellett, r. 452}^
Minna
Davis Alexander (Davis & Dokola). r. 13 Steuart
DAVIS ALFRED E., real estate, and president
South Pac. Coast R. R., office 20 and 21 Nevada
Block, r. 601 Stockton
Davis Amy F., shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 915 Pow
Davis Andrew M. (Davis Brothers), r. 1109 Bush
Davis Andrew Mc F. (Horace Davis & Co.), r. 1610
Franklin
Davis .Anna (widow) , r. 339 Minna
Davis .A.nna (widow) , r. 507 Stevenson
Davig Annie (widow), dressmaker, r. 1514 Mason
Davis Ansley G. (Davis Brothers) , r. 1.508 Pine
Davis Asa, pressman W. M. Hiutou k Co.
Davis Asa T., carpenter, r. 711 California
Davis August, baker William Backer, r. 103u Clay
Davis A. W. Mrs., r. 2132 Howard
Davis Bamet, glasscontractir, r. 327 Larkin
Davis Benjamin, employee Odorless Excavating Ap-
paratus Co., r. 625 Bay
Davis Benjamin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
221 Si.xth
Davis Bridget (widow), r. 29 Freelou
Davis Brothers (.\nsley G., Eugene G., and .\ndrew
M.),proptrs Golden Rule Bazaar, fancy goods,
and Yankee notions, 718 Market and 419 Kearny
Davis Caroline B., r. Isls Post
Davi.s Charles, chimney sweep and whitener, SW cor
Jackson and Montgomery, r. Government House
Davis Charles, master mariner, r. 1505 Buchanan
Davis Charles A., hairdressing saloon, 845 Clay, r. 1300
Vallejo
Davis Charles E., r. 818 Post
Davis Charles E., salesman S. B. Wattsou & Co. r.
Oakland
Davis Charles H., machiuehand F. W. Glade, r. 32
Perry
Davis Charles S., carpenter, r. 1408 Bush
DAVIS CHRISTY, punhasing woolbroker, office
California Wool Depot, Towusend, bet Fifth and
Sixth, r. 322 O'Farrcll
Davis David (Davis & Co.) . r. 520 Birch Av
Davis David, blacksmith, r. 5U3F(dsom
Davis David, bookkeeper \V. Cohn & Co., r. 413 Leav
Davis David, collector, r. 526 Jessie
Davis David, foreman Frederick W. Croudace, r. 1417
Hyde
Davis David, salesman M. Levy it Co., r. 1040 Folsom
I)a\is lOdiimnd B., waiter John Williams, r. 636 Com
Davis Edward, carriagepainter Albert W. Best
Davis Kdward, shipcarpeutcr, r. 2 Martha PI
Davis Edward, tailor, r. 347 Third
Davis Elizabeth (widow), r. 2(12 Secimd
Davis Ellis, waiter International Hotel
Davis Emory A.,cari)enter, r. Huettmann's Hotel
Davis Enstina Miss, r, 549 Natoma
Davis Epstein W., beerpeddler. r. 2226 Post
Davis Ernest, clerk, r. 513 Stevenson
Davis Eugene G. (Davis Brothers), r. 1109 Bush
Davis Evan, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Davis F. A., woolpuller. Eighteenth, ur Harrison, r.
310 Stockton
Davis Fanny, saleslady Imperial Photograph Gallery,
r. 120 Ash Av
Davis Fanny (widow) , varieties, 218 Braunan
Davis Francis V. Miss, artist, r. 202 Second
Davis Francis E., teamster Maskell & Summerfield, r.
(;03 Bryant
Davis Frank (Davis Jt Quinlan)
Davis Frank, bookkeeper, r. 1214 Clay
Davis Frank, laborer, r. CD.') Bryant
Davis Frank, li(iuor saloon, 420 Sixth
Davis Frank, seaman, r. 823 Battery
1 Davis Frank A., machinist George L. Pierce, r. Ber-
I keley
Davis Frank H., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 178 Min
Davis Frederick, express wagon, SE cor Jackson and
Kearny, r. 1419 Pacific
Davis Frederick A., clei;k A. Roman & Co., r. Oakland
Davis Fred. B., local iioliceman, r. 520 Bush
Davis George, bootblack, 12 Sixth, r. 142 Grove
Davis George, clerk Frank Clarke, r. 610 Fillmore
Davis George, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 1618 Sut
Davis George, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
509 Washington
Davis George, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Davis George, shipchandler, 118 Berry
Davis George, watchman Union Iron Works, r. 6 Na-
toma
Davis George A., r. 1109 Bush
DAVIS GEORGE A., manufacturers' agent agri-
cultural implements, 327 Market, r. Palace Hotel
Davis George B., r. 410 Kearny, room 3
Davis George E.. pastor Baptist Mission Chapel, r.
cor Ninth Av and H, South S. F
Davis George E., physician, office 108 Stockton, r. 203
Turk
Davis George E., printer Francis, Valentine & Co
Davis George E., whitener, r. 6-59 Natoma
Davis George M., driver James J. McKinnon, r. Page,
near Market
Davis George 0. (Cope & Davis), r. 722 California
Davis George T., warehouseman Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 972 Bryant
Davis George W.. miner, r. 536 Natoma
Davis Gertrude Miss, r. 6 BIoss
Davis Gilman B., lithographer, W. T. Galloway, r.
1818 Post
Davis Harris, furniture, 816 Montgomery
Davis Heber J., clerk Auditor M. P. and M. depart-
ment Central Pac. R. R., r. 416 Harrison
Davis Henrj", r. 523 Kearny
Davis Henry, bookkeeper Searles & Stone, r. Oakland
Davis Hi-nry, clerk, r. 270 Jessie
Davis Henry, engineer Pioneer Steam Marble Works,
r. White House
Davis Henry, expressman, NE cor Montgomery and
Commercial, r. 521 Pacific
Davis Henry, shoemaker, r. 1149 Market
Davis Henry, specr.lator. r. 178 Perry
Davis Henry C. (Davis & Sanger), r. 1721 Webster
Davis Henry E.. clerk Henry Brown. 809 Battery
Davis Henry L., with California Insurance Co., r.
1231 Washington
Davis H. J. (Davis. Howell & Co.) , r. New York
Davis Horace (Horace Davis & Co.) , r. 1011 Bush
DAVIS HORACE & CO. (Andrew McF. Davis),
proptrs Golden Gate Flouring Mills. 41-49 First
Davis, Howell & Co. (H. J. Davis, E. M. Howell, and
L. Reynolds) , commission merchants, 302 Califor-
nia, room 5
Davis Humphrey, painter, r. 235 Minna
Davis 1. Mrs., r. 435 Bush
Davis Isaac E. (Davis Jc Cowell) , r. 28 South Park
Davis Lsador, tailor. 404 Thiid
Davis Jacob, hairdressing saloon, 17 Geary, r. 1219
Turk
Davis Jacob, tailor, 131 Second, r. 58 Minna
Davis Jacob W., overall manuf, r. 911 Hyde
Davis Jacob Z., office 126 Kearny, room 18, r. 408 Post
Davis James, laboriT .\ndrew Onderdonk
Davis James, mining, r. low Ellis
Davis James, heaman, r. 12 Jackson
Davis James, seainan, r. 26 Sacramento
Davis James, shoemaker, r. 923 Natoma
Davis James, slioeniak«-r T\illium A\ilkinson, r. cor
Austin and Polk
Davis James H., superintenibnt S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 918 Natcmia
Davis James H., tinsmith, r. N s Fourteenth, W of
Guerrero
Davis James N., plasterer, office 300 Kearny, r. 1214
Laguua
Davis JamCB S.. clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 733
Bush
Davis J. Charles, ai tor Adelphi Theatre
Davis Jefferson, r. 787 Mission
Davis J. M., conductor (Neutral R. R.
Davis John, barber John F. Gearon, r. 551 Howard
Davis John, foieman Union Ircm Works, r. 524 Miss
Dsvis John, laborer, r. 10 Sumner, rear
Davis John, preserver fruits, r. E s Dolores, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Pine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Dsvis John, sailmaker O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Davis John A., mining, office 528 CalilVirnia, room 6,
r. 810 McAllister
Davis John B. F., city agent Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. 1031 Dolores
Davis John E., deputy collector U. g. Internal Revenue,
r. SE cor Clay and Polk
Davis John H., fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r. 350
Eleventh
Davie John H., real estate, i\ 916 Montgomery
Davis John H.. salesman O'Connor, MoU'att & Co.,
r. 5H'.l Ellis
Davis John L., proptr Cambrian House, SW cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Davis John M., vocalist, r. 1 Burcham PI
Davis John R., r. (JIU Fillmore
Davis John T., superintendent Davis Pulverizing
Manuf. Co., office 405 California, r. Florence House
Davis John W., machinist, r. 227 Harrison
Davis Joseph '(R. D. \V. Davis A: Co.),r. 1018 Sutter
Davis Joseph, teamster, r. 1328 California, rear
Davis Joseph A., janitor San Francisco Art Assn, r.
430 Pine
Davis Joseph S., tub and pail turner E. K. Howes &
Co., r. 913 Bryant
Davis Joshua D.. barkeeper David P. Levj-, r. 1524
Powell
Davis Julius N., liquor saloon, nr Ocean House School
Davis J. W., foreman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1635 Sac
Davis L. Miss, r. (i Moss
Davis Levi, match factory, cor Fourteenth and Shot-
well, r. 214 Sixth
Davis Lewis, express wagon, NW cor Folsom and
Seventh, r. 16 Heron
Davis Lewis S.. salesman, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Leavenworth
Davis Lizzie A., Miss, saleslady Deming & Barrett, r.
Oakland
Davis Llewellvu, sawyer Pacific Barrel and Keg Co.,
r. 17 Utah"
Davis Louis, r. 722 Lombard
Davis Louis, clerk Samuel Van Praag, r. 1040 Folsom
Davis Louis, teamster, r. SE cor Shipley and Sixth
Davis Louis, telegraph operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., office cor First Av and Kentucky, South
S. F., r. 404 Third
Davis Louis, undertaker James McGinn, 8G3 Market
Davis Louis A.., salesman, r. 1720 Stockton
Davis Louis R, r. 1514 Hyde
Davis L. W.. miner, r. 353 Tehama
Davis Lyman, compositor Evening Post
Davis Manus, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Davis Marks, clerk L. Siebenhauer & Co., r. 1040 Fol-
som
Davis Mark, salesman Henr.y Lando, r. 350 Jessie
Davis Marks, drayman, 301 Battery, r. 549 Natoma
Davis Marks, tailor, SW cor Railroad and Ninth avs.
South S. F.
Davis Martin, gardener, r. E s Webster, bet Haight
and Page
Davis Marx, tailor, r. 257 Clara
Davis Mary (widow), r. 910 Washington
Davis Mary (widow), r. N s Fourteenth, W of Guer-
rero
Davis Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 557 Howard
Davis Matilda C, domestic 1714 Fillmore
Davis Max (B. Schonw-asser& Co.), r. 307 Turk
Davis Max (Davis k Zacharias) , 516 Kearny
Davis Max, glazier James R. Kelly & Co., r. N s Sutter,
bet Pierce and Steiner
Davis Max, tailor, 1024 Folsom
Davis MiUicent F., seamstress Miss A. W. Baker
Davis Morris, fui-niture, 1040 Folsom
Davis Nathan, tailor, r. 251 Minna
Davis Nathan, tailor, r. 548 ;<> Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Davis Nellie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley, r.
NW cor Fourteenth and Guerrero
Davis O., r. 310 ilason
Davis Pardon H., seaman, r. 46 Steuart ■
Davis Patrick, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Davis Patrick, miner, r. 247 Second
Davis Paul, clerk Pacific Stock Exchange, r. 518 Taylor
Davis Percy L., manager Davis Brothers, r. 1109 Bush
Davis Pulverizing Manufacturing Co., S. M. Holmes
president and treasurer, office 405 California
Davis Ralph, clerk L. Lebeubaum & Co., r. 327 Larkin
DAVIS R. D. W. & CO. (Joseph Davis), auc-
tioneers and commission merchants, salesrooms
211 Pine
Davis Reason G., furniture manuf Centennial Planing
Mills, cor Brannan and Fifth, r. 1724 Stevenson
Davis Rebecca (widow), r. 660 Minna, rear
Davis Richard, longshoreman, r. 639 Third
Davi.^ Richard, second officer S. S. Great Republic, r,
322 Broadway
Davis Richard A., traveling salesman S. Hahn & Co.,
r. 574 Folsom
Davis Richard D. W. (R. D. W. Davis & Co.), r. 733
Bush
Davis Robert, merchant, office 405 Front, room 3, r.
2624 Bush
Davis Robert, painter Market St. R. R., r. 235 Minna
Davis Robert, porter Lohman & Coghill, r. 56 Everett
Davis Robert, stevedore, r. 148 Silver
Davis Robert, stevedore, r. 208 Leavenworth
Davis Russell, r. 1300 Valle.jo
Davis Samuel, cajiitalist, office 316 California, room
7 and 8
Davis Samuel, salesman Rosenbaum & Co., r. 828
Post
Davis Samuel T., compositor Examiner, r. 1190
Broadway
Davis Sarah (widow) , r. 1608 Bush
DAVIS SEW^IXG MACHINE AGENCY, Mark
Sheldon general agent, 130 Post
Davis Simon, r. 828 Post
Davis Solomon, cashier C. L. Taylor & Co., r. 214
Eighteenth
Davis Stephen B., glovecutter P. & F. G. Coukliu, r.
634 Howard
Davis Thomas, cutter Samuel R. Rhodes, r. 413 Bran
Davis Thomas, seaman, r. 1124J<) Harrison, rear
Davis Thomas R., capitalist, r. 16 Russell
Davis Warren J., clerk Registrar of Voters, r. 733 Bush
Davis W. H. (J. L. Rice & Co.) , r. 13 Hubbard
Davis William, r. 267 Stevenson
Davis William, cook Stephen J. Tichenor, r. 8 Com
Davis William, exijressmau, r. 1308 Vallejo
Davis William, .junk, 715 Sansom, r. 413 Leavenworth
Davis William, laborer What Cheer House Restaurant
529 Sacramento
Davis William, miner, r. 741 Market
Davis William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Davis William, solicitor, r. 346 Fourth
Davis William, saddlery hardware, and harness, 421
Market, r. 423 Fell
Davis William C, expressman, r. 1713 Leavenworth
Davis William D., miner, r. 1136 Mission
Davis William D., mining ensrineer, r. 1419 Hyde
Davis William E. (Smith & Davis), r. 623 Howard
Davis William George, laborer, r. 557 How'ard
Davis William H., commercial traveling agent, r. 105
Ash Av
Davis William H., engineer C. R. Splivalo, r. 7 Har-
rison Av
Davis William H., r. 1718 Mission
Davis William H., liquor saloon, 120 Jackson
Davis William H., liquor saloon, 1045 Howard, r. 225
Fourth
Davis William H., real-estate and money broker, office
320 Sansom, rooms 29-80, r. Oakland
Davis William J., bakery, 23'.. Second, r. 99 Stevenson
Davis William J., hackni'in, r. 530 Howard
Davis William N., plusterer Samuel Kellett, r. 469
Minna
Davis William W. (W. W. Davis & Co.), r. Oakland
Davis William W., woolgrader, r. 532 Bryant
Davis Willis E., with Davis & Cowell,r. 28 Davis
Davis W. Irving, salesman Davis Brothers, r. 1109
Bush
Davis W. J., driver United Carriage Co., r. 42 Everett
Davis W. W. & Co. (William W. Davis, Peter A. Eak-
ins. and E. R. Miles), general land agents, 225
Bush
Davis & Co. (David Davis), crockery, 65 Fourth
DAVIS & COWE1.1, (Isaac E. Davis and Henry
Cowell), manufs lime and importers cement,
firebricks, etc., 211-213 Drumm, bet Washing-
ton and Clay
Davis & Dokola (Alexander Davis and Martin Do-
kola) , liquor saloon, 13 Steuart
Davis & Quinlau (Frank Davis and William Quinlan),
liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and Ninth
DAVIS 6i SANGER (Henry C. Davis and Isadora
Sanger), dentists, 137 Montgomery
Davis & Zacharias (Max Davis and Julius Zacharias)
glaziers, office 516 Kearny.
Davison Benjamin, Ship Calkers' Assn. Barra's Hall.
Davison C. E., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel.
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment.
ANDEESON & PuANDOLPH, Jew^l n, 101 Montgomery St.
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Davison Henry, chief officer O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Davisun M. C. compositor Morning Call, r. 515 Sac
L'avison O. Mrs., furnish':?d rooms, 20 Montgomery
Davison P. J., Jour. Sliipwriglits' Assn,71 New Mont-
gomery
Davison E. P., r. 518 Geary
Davison Samuel, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 3 Caroline
Davison Thomas, speculator, r. 1431 California
Davison W. F., stockbroker, r. 22 Geary
Davison William P., r. 1513 Dupont
Davlsson Robert G. (Tobin, Davisson & Co.), r. East
Oakland
Davisson. See Davidson
Davock David J., laborer, r. 112 Shipley
Davoreu Annie, domestic 271G Howard
Davoren John J., shoemaker, 522 Sixth
D.ivy James, engineer, r. 47 Jessie
Davy Joseph, porter E. A. Jaujou & Co., r. 634 Pacific
Davy Silas, cigars and tobacco, 1330 Market
Davy. See Davej- and Davie
Daw Edward, secretary Kiggers' Pro. Union, r. 125
Gilbert
Daw John, bookkeeper Kennedy & Brennan, r. Oakland
Dawiin Robert, local policeman Calvary Cemetery
Dawatz Frederick, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Diiwe Henry, seaman, r. E s Elizabeth, bet Vicksburg
and Church
Dawe 3. W.. waiter Paciiic Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Dawe William H. (Willoughby & Dawe) , r. New Wis-
consin Hotel
Dawes James, butcher William O'Brien, r. Spreen's
ExchauL^e, cor First Av and Kentucky, South S.F.
Dawes Richard C, clerk shot tower, r. 202 Hyde
Dawkins William, waiter The Baldwin, r. 40',t Tehama
Dawlev O. Mis;', adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. 850 Market
Daws James, r. NW cor Tenth and Bryant
Dawson Mrs., farmer, nr Hercules Powder Works,
Ss Golden Gate Park
Dawson Albert C. (Kenny & Co.), r. 2705 Bush
Dawson Cora (widow), r. 15 Monroe
Dawson Eiward, coachman, 525 Oak
Dawson Edward, i^ainter Noble Bros., r. 555 Hnward
Dawson George (George Dawson & Co.), r. 206 Tyler
DAWSON GEORGE 6i CO., Pantheon Saloon,
W'iues and liquors, 321 California
Dawson George C, salesman G. M. Wood & Co., r.
1637 Ell: 8
Dawson Henry, cook Wilson & Holland, r. 10 Bdwy
Dawson James, hostler John Gilfoy, r. 554 Mission
Dawson John, r. 528 Pacific
Dawson John, calker, r. 120 Townsend
Dawson John, coremaker Union Iron Works
Dawson John H., druggist, SE cor Alabama and Twen-
tv-foiuth and NW cor Valencia and Twenty-third,
r". 14 Turk
Daws in John W., butcher, r. 219^ Austin
Dawsun R. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Dawson T. B., foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 317
Third
Dawson Thomas, shipwright, r. 9 Spear
Dawson Wallace (Dawson & Ortmaun), r. 19 J^ Austin
Daw.son William, laborer, r. Fairmi)unt Tract, ur
School House
Dawson William, painter, r. 738 Shipley
Dawsdn William Jr., tinsmith, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
Berual Station
Dawson William T., r. 23(1 Sutter
Dawson i: Ortmann (Wallace Dawson, and J. F. Ort-
nisnn), butchers, 4-6 (rrand Western Market
Day .Vda Miss, turner E. Detrick & Co., r. NW cor
Main and Harrison
Day .-v. L., manager collection department Edwards,
Pickens & Fulton, r. 428 Sutter
Day Albert Ogden, office 235 Mout-iomery. r. 211 Stev
Day Alexander, licjuor saloon, 816 tireenwich
Dav Annie (widow) . r. W s Washington Av, nr Precita
PI, Benial Heigh;s
Day Annie Miss, assistant Mission Primary School, r.
Wash Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Day Arthur, bellman Grand Hotel
Day Bernardi, real-estate, r. 118 Jasper PI
Day diaries, cook Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Day Charles E., clerk Petersen, Shepherd & Co., r.
224 Montgomery
Day Clara(widow) ,r. SE cor Buchanan and McAllister
D:iy Daniel, blacksmith, r. 12 St. Mary
Dty Daniel, stonecutter, r. Helvetia Hotel
Day Ellen Miss, r li)2 Lombard
Day Eulalia A. Miss., assistant Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 117 Cedar Av
Day Francis, r. 615 Larkiu
Day Francis Marion, printer Alta California, r. 1009
Clay
Day Frank R., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1009
Powell
Day Franklin H., bookkeeper D. M. Hosmer & Co., r.
1616 Clay
Day George F., woodcarver, r. W s V/ashlngton Av,
near Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Day H. H., mining, office 310 Pine, room 15, r. 925
Valencia
Day Isaiah N., carpenter, r. 1128 Valencia
Day James, foreman Edward T. Steen, r. cor Harrison
and Main
Day James A., cook, r. 1310 Pacific
Day James B., steward, r. 346 Fourth
Day James S., bookkeeper M. P. Holnies, r. 1011
Natoma *
I Day John. r. 268 First
Day John, teamster Eaton i*c Son, r. 1716 Stevenson
Day John G.. contractor, r. 1128 Valencia
Day Josephine Mrs., dressmaker, 615 Larkin
j Day Juba E., solicitor, r. 212 Linden
I Day J. W., machinist Nathan W. Spaulding, r. 261
; Clara
I Day Kate (widow), groceries and liquors, Es San
i ' Bruno Road, opp Courtlandt Av, South S. F.
' Day Mariana (widow), teacher music, r. 117 Cedar Av
I Day Miles, waiter Palace Hotel
Day Patrick, laborer, r. 192 Lombard
Day Richard, r. 803 Van Ness Av
Dav Richard, salesman D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
2918 Clay
Day Robert, paperhanger, r. 101 Minna
Dav Robert, reporter, office 521 CUiv. r. 1012 Mason
DAY SILA'ER MINING CO. (Lincoln Co., Nev.),
J. W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Day Thomas, r. 270 First
DAY THOMAS, importer and jobber gas fixtures,
clocks, bronzes, etc., 122 and 124 Sutter, r. 630 Har
Day Thomas H., contractor and builder, r. 1012 Devis-
adei'o
Dav Thomas H., superintendent Western Shore Ice
" Co., office 821 Battery, r. 242 Taylor
Day Thomas J., engraver, 137 Montgomery, room 1,
r. 1705 Howard
Day William, bout and shoemaker. 307 Minna
Day William, waiter, r. 1310 Pa^ itic
Day William H., porter Taber, Harker S Co., r. 26 Mary
Dayan Judge W., clerk statii.mery department Central
I'ac. R. R., r. Oakland.
Dayball Bridget (widow), r. 9 Sheridan, rear
Dayball Mary Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Days John, varnisher Pac. Furniture Mauuf. Co., r. 565
Stevenson
Days John M., la w student John A. Collins, r. 1616 Turk
Dayton Alliert C, pantryman Gregory & Liebschutz,
r. Ill Geary
Dayton Charles M.. clerk, r. 26}»j Kearny
Daytou Eii, clerk JIannel .Aiinsa, r. 234 Sixth
Dayton George W., scenic artist Baldwin's Theatre, r.
Brooklyn Hntel
DaytoM George W. Jr.. scenic arlist Baldwin's Theatre,
r. Brooklyn Hotel
Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.),
" W. E. Dean secretary, olhie 203 Bush, room 8
Dayton James, laborer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Davtou John, laborer, r. 121 Ninth
Dayton K. P. airs., r. 104 Taylor
Dayton William J., minini,'. r. 1529 Geflry
Dayton S. .\udley, r. cor. Fourth and Howard
De Airlle Jose M., seaman, r. 415 Drumm
De .\maua Manuel, merchant (Santiago, Chili), r. The
Baldwin
De Andrade Manuel, seaman, r. 415 Drumm
De .\iulrei> Baigio, manufacturing chemist E Painter,
r. 8 Vaiidewater
De .\ndrei8 Cosmo, lather, r. 8 Vandewater
De Andreis Hugo, boxmaker Rotger & Wocbatz, r. 8
Vandewater
De Angelis J. (widow), r. 1214 Clay
De Angelis Sallie Miss, actress, r. 1214 Clay
De .\ngelis Thomas J., actor, r. 1214 Clay
De Araua Manuel, civil engineer, r. 326 Oearj-
De, .\rce L. Ponton, commission merchant, office 525
Front, room 21, r. 911 Jackson
De Arcy Cornelius, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 4
Bryant Av
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montptomeiy Street, Manufacture F>e Shirts to Order.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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De Bahr Henry, clerk, r. 2031 Fillmore
De Bar Coicstant, stevedore A. C. Fretse, r. 2 Cleaveland
De Bii'.e Morris, cigarmaker Pettr H. Englebc-rt, r. 319
Fourtli
DeBasaon Jolin, fruits, cor Sacramento and Montgom-
ery, r. What Cheer House
De Bt rnal C. S. (widow) , r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Church
De Berual G. R. (widow), r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Church
De Bernal Joseph C. r. SW cor Seventeenth and
Church
De Btrnardi Carlo, cook, r. 432 Vallejo, rear
Do Bernard! Maurice, cook, r. lalO Kearny, rear
De Clais George E., conductor Market St. E. R. r. 1108
Steiuor
De Bier Henry J. (H.J. De Boer & Co.) , r. 1239 Migs
De Boer H. J. & Co. (Henry Pander), juuk dealers, r.
V2:',9 Mission
De Beis Hiram, cook, r. 16 Scott Fl
De Br.iy William, molder Union Iron Works
De Bretteville Veggo, dairy, N 8 Francisco, bet Larkin
and Polk
De Br'-vans Emily Moreal, teacher French, r. 1819
S; ockton
De Brie William, molder, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth and
^"icksbu^g
De Campos Joaquin P., expressman, Oakland Ferry,
r. Ws Wood, nr Laurel Hill Cemetery
De Cardona Leo, head clerk International Hotel, r. 825
Kearny
De Carteret F., r.W s McClellau. bet Lincoln and Pow-
hattau
De Casanova Joseph, teacher languages, r. 707 Mont-
t' 'mery Av
De Car^tillaTVIme., boarding, 25 Taylor
De Ciistilla Antonio, shooting gallery, Seventeen-Mile
Hiuse, r. 25 Taylor
DE CASTRO D. <& CO., shipping and commis-
sion merchants, F. L. Barreda manager, office 213
Sausom, room 1
De Castro Theodore, liquor saloon, 406 Pacific
De Clairmout Ralph (A. Koueke & Co.),r. 65 Thir-
teenth
De C"rdy George, roofer, r. 42 First
De Curdy Jane (widow), r. 42 First
De Cordy Thomas, roofer, r. 40 First
De Corsey J., carpenter, r. Overland House
De Costa , teacher langua^ses, r. 1313 Green
De C'lista George, waiter Palace Hotel
De C lurcy Carrie Miss, milliner Mrs. Fannie De
Courcy, r. 140 Sixth
De C >urcy Edward, clerk, r. 140 Sixth
De Courcy Fannie Mrs., milliner, 140 Sixth
De Courcy John, laborer, r. 213 Dora
De C jurcy Margaret (widow, , fancy goods, SW cor Six-
teenth and Valcni'ia
De Courcy Rosella Miss, milliner Mrs. F. De Courcy,
r. 140 Sixth
De Courcy William, stock clerk Davis Brothers, r. 140
Sixth
DE CRAXO E. G., mining engineer, office 8 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building, r. 2836 Calilornia
De Cu Kate Miss, principal Hayes Cottage School, 214
Elfcvcutli, r. 222 Eleventh
DE DERKY F. F., homeopathic physician, office
232 Sutter, r. 1914 Broadway
De Doriez Rose Mme., teacher French, 605 Post
De Ferrari G. B., house, sign and frescopainter, 307
Montgomery Av, r. 1201 Turk
De Fitnnes Henry J., pressman Alta California, r. 835
Mission
De Fienues J. B., attorney at law, r. 835 Mission
De Ficre John, lumber surveyor, r. 867 Market
De Filii)i5e T. B., i)rofessor languages Barnard's Busi-
ness College, 23 Ppwell
De Foley C, musician, r. 612 California
De Forest Brown Mrs., physician, office and r. 104
Powell
De F.rest Etta Mrs., r. 925 J^ Market
De Forest J., r. 812 Valencia
De Forest M. Mrs., r. 1027 Mission
De Forest W. F., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. NW cor Sixth and Howard
De Forrest George, coachman, r. 2530 Mission
De Forrest Gussie Miss, actress California Theatre, r.
Palace Hotel
De Fosse Charles, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 230 Perry
De Franca Antonio, jeweler, 20 Clay, r. Washington,
b'.t Drumm and Davis
De Frees Mill and Mining Co. (Elko Co. , Nev.), Thomas
E. Atkinson secretary, office 318 Pine, rooms 18-19
De Frees William E., mining superintiudent, r. 34
Erie
De Frietas Jose M., waiter Lisbon House. 415 Drumm
De Fremery H. S., ship and Custom House broker.
offiie .')0.sH> Battery, r. Fourteenth, bet Linden and
Filbert. Oakland
DE FREMERY JAMES, president San Francisco
Savings Union, consul Netherlands, and agent Am-
sterdam Board of Underwriters and (James De
Fremeiy k Co.), office 410 Battery, r. Oakland
DE FREMERY JAMES «& CO. (William C. B.
De Fremery), commission merchants, 410 Battery
De Fremery William C. B. (James De Fremery & Co.),
r. Oakland
De Freville Eugene, fish dealer, 421 Hayes, r. 611
Gough
De Freye B. C, physician and surgeon, office 36 Geary,
r. 815 Broadway
De Garav Theodora L.( widow), wax and paper flowers,
642 Filbert
DE GHETALiDI EMLLIO, liquor saloon, NE cor
Washington and Battery, r. 60S Bryant
De Glorian Edwin, acrobat, r. 63 Clementina
De Goff Joseph, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
De Graaff John P. comi^ositor Bai;on it Co., r. 730 Bush
De Gras Sara H. Mrs., r. 1626 Howard
De Greayer Harry, cashier Fry, Neal k Co., r. 3h
Monroe
De Greayer S., office 330 Montgomery, r. 219 Geary
De Grout E. A. (widow), r. 313 O'Farrell
De Groote David A., extramau Engine No. 4, S. F. F.
D., r. 144 Second
De Groote Leon A., collector, r. cor Eleventh and
Railroad Av, South S. F.
DEGUIGXEC, agent Comiitour D'Eseompte de
Paris, office 401 California, r. Union Club
De Haes Charles, laundry, 633-635 Thii-d
De Haro Mjning Co, (Storey Co., Nev.), William W.
Bausman secretary, office 409 California, room 4
DE HART HARRY M., deputy agent land de-
patment University 01 California, office 310 Pine,
rooms 36-38, r. 347 Jessie
De Haven P. A., carisaiuter Market St. R. R., r. 317
First
De Hurain Julia Miss, r. 218 Eighteenth
De Horain Julien, correspondent Polish newspapers,
r. 218 Eighteenth
De lucarnacas Jose M., seaman, r. 415 Drumm
De Jarley George, r. Grand Central Hotel
De Jarley Paul, painter, r. 126 Eighth
De Jough Edward, optician, r. 30.5 Turk
De Kersaint De Gilly, reporter Courrier De San Fran-
cisco, r. 120 Sixth
De La Bar Macaja. contractor and builder, r. 460 Na-
toma
De La Fontiine Peter, cooper MattuUath Manuf.Co., r.
162!) West Mission
De La Fontaine Victor, cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r.
1629 West Mission
De La Fueute John, compositor, r. 1407 Powell
De La Guerra Carlos P., route agent U., S. Railway
Mail Service, r. 329 Kearny
De La Mardeville F., physiiian, r. 26^i Kearny
De La Montaguie Amelia (widow) , r. 502 Powell
DE liA MOXTANYA JAMES, impe^rter stoves
and metals, 214-220 Jackson, and 606-608 Battery,
r. lolO Taylor
De La Montanya M. Jr. .with Harry N. Morse, r. Oak-
land
De La Torre Antonio, carriagetrimmer Larkius & Co.,
r. 717 Mason
De Labrousse A., veterinary surgeon and boarding
stables, 1616 Mission, r. 1632 West Mission
De Lacy Charles, r. 622 Sutter
De Lag.:el J. A., purser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio
De Lamuter Marvin H., carpenter, r. S s Fourteenth,
bet Minna and Natoma
De Land Frank M., clerk Richard C. Hooker, r. 963
Mission
De Land Henry, apprentice William T. Garratt, r. 963
Mission
De Landrcsse Henri Clerc, collector, r. 10 Jansen
De Lange Conradus, gardener, r. 531 Shotwell
De Laugtou Walter H., starter Market St. R. R.,r. 216
Capp
De Languilette Caroline, midwife, r. Duncan, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
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A^"^3?wS0N ^; HANrOLPH. Jewelers, 101 M:ntg:!ner:7 St
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De LangTiiiettt^ Loais, machijiist, r. Duncan, bet
Twenty-seTenth and Twenty -eighth
De Lanza F.. civil engineer, r. Buss House
De LaKche Charles, waiter 90? Jackson
De Lasota Manuela ( widow-), r. 5 Card Ailej-
De Latour P. ilrs., teacher music, r. 114«5 Market
De Laveaga -J. Tincente, capitalist, office i5S Market,
r. 322 Geary
De Laveaga Miguel, capitalist, r. 534 Tork
De Le-jn Baiael P., Mexican Kifles' Armory, 15-24
Stockton
De Long Charles E. Mrs., r. 1618 Folsom
De L<.">ng Frank C. agent Sweetser i De Long, office
IIT Pine, r. Occidentil Hotel
De Long John C. pr.^uce merchant, r. 1014 Bush
De Lc.ag W. C, coc'k Hansen i Petersen, r. 640 Fourth
De Lorme G-. Victor, bookkeeper S. B. Wakefield i
Co.. r. &-21 Bush
De Lorme H. Mrs., millinery and dressmaking, 211
Dupont _
De Luca Angelo. laborer, r. 424 l nion
De Luca Carlo (Granucci i De Luca,, r. Lafayette PI
De Luca Ges-jaido, market, SE cor D-apont and Green,
r. lt^2T Dupont
De Luca James, molder City Iron Works, r. 12 Minna
De Luca John, cartman, r. S s Vandewater, bet Powell
and Mason
De Lucca Louis, teamster, r. 637 Broadway, rear
De Luca Luigi, lab^r^rer, r. 7 Jasper PI
De Lus George W., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada
De Manjcn August, r. 11 Valparaiso
De Manuel Gustave H., salesman C. Curtin, r. 449
Jessie
De Manuel Joseph, game and poultry, 4 Clay St. Mar-
ket, r. 621 Pacific
De March Manuel, dairyman Dennis Hayes, r. SE
ccr Kosciusko and Jefferson
De Marte Guy, bootblack Frank Briseno
De Startini A*. (A. De Martini & Co.i , r. 512 Green
De Marnni A. i Co., fruits, l:J-22 Dupont
De Marti--i Gerolamo (De Martini k Bonasso), r. bet
Mission and San Joee Boad, SE of Industrial
School
De Martini Giovanni (De Martini i Bonasso), r. bet
Mission and San Jose Koad. SE of Industrial
Schocl
De Martini Giuseppe (De Martini & Bonasso), r. bet
Mission and San Jose Boad, SE of Industrial
School
De M<irtini Giuseppi, laborer, r. 16 Union PI
De Martini Jc«eph, laborer, r. 15 Pollard PI
De Martini Mateo, musician, r. 16 Tnion
De Martini Xicoias, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
De Martini Pablo, laborer, r. lols Stockton
De Martini Paul, boc^tblack, 1 Bryant PI, r. 517 Fnion
De Martiiii ^ Bonass _> (G-erolamo, Giuseppe and Gio-
vanni De Martini, and Giovanni Bonasso i , veg-
etiible gardens, bet Mission and San Jose Eoad,
SE Industrial School
De Martini. See Demartinl
De Masini Tel Bev., S. J., professor St. Ignatius Col-
lege, (>41 Market
De Masserano Bamon, restaurant, 520 Jackson
De Merritt , surveyor, r. Grand Central Hotel
De Mers Oliver, cardriver, r. 1424 Jackson
De Mettrio John, liquor saloon. 13 Merchant
De Mevers Ellen (widow), lodgings. 257 Stevenson
De Mil'l E. G. ^^Dv Mill Jc LautermiUh), 511 H Mont
De Mill k Lautermilch (E. G. De MUl and Louis Laut-
enuilch l , coffee saloon, 511 H Montgomery
De Mills John, shirtcutter, r. 5-2;i Kearny
De Mcnt&uzan A. Germain (Belloc i Co.). r. Paris
De Mcrrie Bess (widow), fortuneteller, 105 Stockton
De Mort C. L. Mrs., r. l->-23 Filbert
De Moure Annie, r. 22 Fifth
De Noon Robert P., mining, r. 410 Jones
De Pa P., chicken ranch. S s Crescent Av, nr Gate
De PaB C. B. & Co. « Charles Ringdahl}, moneybrokers,
XE cor Montgomerv and Washington
De Pas Charles B. (C. B. De Pas & Co.), r. 7 Mont Av
De Pass James, stock and moneybroker, offic« 331
Montgomery, room 10
De Pee Cornelia (widow), r. 63 Bernard
DePena Greg..rio, blacksmith, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
De Pefia Juana (widc>wi, r. lllS Kearny, rear
De Pe5a Paula ! widow), r. 1110 Kearuv
De Poala Frank, fish, 37 Clay Street Market, r. 120
Green
De Prati Ernest, Hamburg fig dealer, r. 20^ Turk
De Prefontaine Jean J. B.. professor music and danc-
ing, academy and r. SE cor How and Twc-nty-first
De Ramble Francois, knifegrinder. r. 6 Polk Lane
De Kemee Axel, secretar.v Swedish and Norwegian
Consulate, r. 1513 Polk
De Rome Catherine (widow.) , r. 65 Langton
De Rome Louis, brassmolder William T. Garratt, r.
65 Langt jn
De Rome Wilfred, brassmolder William T. Garratt, r.
65 Langton
De Ronceray Louis, proptr Pictorial Advertising Co.,
11 Geary, r. 2-29 Kearny
De Roos Jacob, r. 20 Louisa
De Roos Leon, agent AchiUe Edinger, r. '220 O'Farrell
De Royne Edward, laborer American Exchange Hotel
DE SABIlA. EUGEXEl, commission merchant and
importer, offi e o02 Davis, r. 1216 Hyde
De Salaberry Maurice, solicitor Davis V. F. Sewing
Machine Co., r. 103 Powell
De Serra Francisco, cook Michael Wappel.r. 1519 Dup
De Silva Francisco, bootblack Ferdinand Sand,r. 1409
Kearny
De Slaefe M. E.. painter, r. 16 Virginia
De Sella Abraham M., tentmaker Seville i Co., r. 912
Jackson
De Solla Estaj (widow), lodgings, 1522 Powell
De Solla Isaac, barkeeper David P. Levi, r. 15-24 Pow
De Soto AR-Kii Co. (England), Harrison & Co. agents,
office 4'.i California
De Soto Xash L., salesman Fratinger & Noll, r. 311
Stockton
De Souza Antonio P., seaman, r. 415 Drumm
De Sparr Eugene, barber, r. 315 Fifth
De St. Germain Ferdinand (Jacob Strahle & Co.), r.
1707 V Stockton
De Styack John, r. 52i- Ellis
De Styack Jchn Sto, speculator, r. 905 Market
DE TAVEL A., veterinary surgeon, 811 Howard
De Tiere John, canvasser, r. Bonanza House
De Tournel . real-estate, r. -iO-j Powell
De Valk Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.XW cor
Brannan and Eighth
De Vail Thomas H., teacher music, r. 337 Twenty-sev -
enth
De Vauie John, laborer Thomas Byrne, r. 632 Fell
De Vaull John, but.her C. Lintott, r. 1824 Post
De Vene M. T. Mrs., r. 717 Valencia
DE VERCY .4.L,FRED F., real-estate, office 515
California, rooms 1-2, r. 826 Broadway, rear
De Veuve Henry Jr., clerk Singer Manuf. Co., r. 734
Capp
De Veuve Prentiss A., clerk B. B. Minor, r. 734 Capp
De Vincenso Domenico, drayman, r. 515 Union
De Vincenzi G., violinist Kohler i Chase, r.512 Union
De Vine Peter J., shoemaker, r. 217 Mission
De Vinney Eiward. stockbroker, r. 835 Mission
De Vinney Hugh, dairyman, cor Silver Av and King,
University Mound
De Vinney Joseph Mrs., furnished rooms, r. 835 Miss
De Voy John C, mining, r. 33 Oak Grove Av
De Weys William D. M.. waiter Dr. Charles Bertodv,
1005 Stockton
De Willick William, master mariner, r. 67 Minna
De Wint Ludovic, bookkeeper Dominique Lrgallet,
and insurance broker, office 320-324 California, r.
4-23 Hayes
De Winton Wilkins William, naval architect, r. 1747
Mission
De Wit. Ubert P., messenger S. F. Savings Union, r.
17 Pearl
De Wit ComeUoB, blacksmith Charles Bueser, r. 17
Pearl
De Wit John, laborer Cal. Sugar Befinery, r. 155 Dore
De Witt .^.ndrew, carpenter, r. 14 Clinton
De Witt Benjamin F., r. 415 '«; Natoma
De Witt Edward, longshoreman, r. 41S Brannan
De Witt James C. (De Witt i McCauslandi , r. 2 Hel-
en PI
De Witt John, assistant librarian S. F. Law Library,
r. 14 Clinton
DeWitt Mortimer (Cluff & De Witt), r. 129 Perry
De Witt Pauline, 6h'.>efitter Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
453)^ Tehama
De Wit: Thomas B., physician, office KW c r Butte
and Kentucky, r. Tennessee, nr Butte
De Witt William W., capitalist, r. 969 Mission
De Witt A: McCausland (James C. De Witt and Wesley
K. McCausland), carpenters and builders, 320 Jack
De Wolf Lydia (widow), r. SW cor First and Mission
De Wolf Maria (widow) , r. 4 Codman PI
BULLOCZ & JONES, 1^ 2£ontg'7 St, }£anf 'r Fine Shrank Flannel Uoderwear.
Silk nandkerchiefe at GEO. LOOMIS', 705 to 716 Keamy St
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De Wol/e Charle»>, engineeT, r. 60 Clementina, rear
De Wolfe Charles L., physician, office and r. 1525 Pow
Ve Wolfe Louise Miss. r. 520 Van Xess At
De Wolfe Stephen, att'iEey, r. 520 Van Xess Av
De Wolfe Stephen, capitajist, office 1 8. F. Stock Ex-
chance Building
De Wolfe' William M., collector C. S. Capp k Co., r.
i:fM Scott
De Wolo'wski Alex. 8., teacher mnfic, S Mason
De Wulf Bernard J., painter, t. 233 Fourth
De Yonge John, proptr Sacramento House, 26 Sac
De Toung Amelia (widow), r. 317 Eddy
De Young Charles (Cliarles De Young t Co.). r. 317
Eddv
DE TOrXG CHARLES & CO. (Michel H. De
Youngi proptrs San Francisco Daily and Weekly
Chronicle, office XE cor iieamy and Bush
De Young Michel H. (Charles De Young & Co.). r. 317
Eddy
Deacon Bessie Miss. dre5.=maker, r. 330 Geary
Deacon Edwin, Master Mariners' BeneT. Assn, Droids'
Hall
Deacon George, machinist William Deacon, r. 7133^
Bosh
Deacon James, peddler, r. 59 Crocker
Deacon James E., lujichiniit William Deacon, r. 811
Twentieth
DEACON IfTUUIAM. proptr Main Street Iron
Works. 131-1:1-5 Main, r. »11 Twentieth
Deadwood Mining Co., J. King Goodrich secretary,
office 49 Xevada Block
Deadv Cornelius, stairbuilder Arthur W. McGoire, r.
2iu Mason
Deady Edward (Deady k Co.), r. 5.37 Ivy Av
Deadv Edward Jr., bookkeeper Deady & Co.,r. 537 Iw
aV
Deady Engene, butcher, r. 41 Quinn
Deadv Mary Ellen Miss, seamstress, r. 537 Ivy Av
Deady P. , f. 321 Pacific
Deadv Robert, mnsijian, r. 41 Quinn
DEADT Oi CO. (Edward Deady and WilUam Col-
lie) , dealers stone pipe. 13]»-1322 Market
Deaedro Charles, laborer, r. 16 Card Alley
Deagle John, cabinetmaker, r. 24 j6 Garden
Deakin Edwin, landscape X)»inter, 611 Clay
Deakin F. H. (W. k F. Deakini. r. 2700 Pierce
Deakin LoTiiea (widow), r. 1425 Geary
Deakin W. & F., importers Japanese goods, 628 Sac
Deakin Walter ( W. « F. Deakin) . r. 14S5 Geary
Deal Henrv C, clerk ticket auditor's office Central
Pac. R. P... r. iSH iUssion
Deal Peter, vamisher, r. 611 Third
Deal Samuel, detective Central Pac. B. B., office XE
ctr Fourth and Townsend. room 58, r. 2334 Mis
Deal W. C, clerk, r. 23;« Mission
Dean Anthony, laborer, r. 737 Brannan
Dean Benjamin D., physician, office 33 Keamy, r. 104
Stockton
Dean Charles F., clerk general freight office Southern
Pae.B.B.. r. 205Tnrk
Dean Charles O. (Hackett i Dean), r.4-25 Turk
DEAX E. B, CO. (David WUcoi and C. H. Merch-
ant i , wholesale lumber, and proptrs Marshfield
Mills iCoos Bay, Oregon), office 22 California,
room 4
Dean E. G. (widow), dressmaker, r. 1145Mission
Dean EUsha B. (E. B. Deau & Co.), r. Oakland
Dean Frank, steward Wright i Thain, r. 265 Tehama
Dean Frank M.. shirping clerk Main i Winchester, r.
951 Willow. Oakland
Dean George, fireman 5. S. Orizaba, r. 2 Lincoln
Dean George, watchman, r. 804 Third
Dean Georse A., proptr Pacific Straw Works. 16 Fourth,
r. 320 Bartlett
Dean Gilbert S.. dentist, r. 406 Greenwich
Dean Harry, bartender William B. Peck. r. 720 Pac
Dean Henry .C-. varnisher Pac. Improvement Co.
Dean James, blacksmith, r. 7t: Xatoma
Dean James, carpenter, r. 550 Mission
Dean James, fireman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Dean James, latorer. r. 6 Polk Lane
Deau James, laborer, r. 1505 J5 Buchanan
Dean James G., carpenter, r. 29 Xatoma
Dean James T., with Bodgers, Meyer & Co.. r. Oak-
land
Dean Jared B., teamster, r. 70 Clementina
Dean John, carpenter, r. 207 Gough
Dean John, express wagon, cor Sansom and Clay. r.
15-25 Ellis
Dean John, laborer, r. 915 Jackson
Dean John Mrs., cloakmaker Fratinger & Xoll
Dean Joseph, polisher John C. Duffy
Dean Lionel D., draftsman Hatherton & Pelton, r.207
Gough
Dean Patrick, baker, r. 524 Howard
Dean Patrick, driver Market St. B. R.. r. 1601 Turk
Dean Peter, capitalist, office 419 Clay. r. 1006 Post
Dean Peter A., shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht. r.
Eagle Av, Alameda
Dean Richard, teamster Knowland & Doe, r. SW cor
Howard and Spear
Dean Samuel C, bookkeeper E. B. Dean k Co., r.
Oakland
Dean Stephen, engineer S. S. Orizaba, r.W s Taylor,
bet Vnion and Green
Dean Teofile. gardener, r. 4 Vallejo PI
Dean Thomas R.. superintendent Eagle Mining and
Mill Co. (Lander Co., Xev). r. 229 Bartlett
DEAX TT. E., mining secretary, office 203 Bush,
room b. r. Oakland
Dean WiUiam. deckhand stm Bay City, r. Sixteenth
Av. bet R and 8
Dean William, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Deane Charles X.. laborer, r.622 Hayes
Deane Coll. stockbr^ ker. office .301 Pine, r. Oakland
Deane C. T.. physician, office 39 Sutter, r. 834 Sutter
Deane E.. wagonmaker. r. 568 Mi.=sion
Deane Evans B., bookkeeper Joseph M. Shotwell, r.
U19 Washington
Deane Hugh E., salesman £. H. Jcnes k Co.. r. 535
Market
Deane James R., capitalist, r. 1124 H Folsom
Deane John iMxirphy. Grant k Co.). r. Oakland
Deane John, stereotyper S. F. Chronicle, r. 1124^ Fol
Deane Joseph, carpenter, r. 837 Folsom
Deane Katie Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmopoli-
tan Primary School, r. 1124 H Folsom
Deane Margaret Mrs., principal Columbia Street Pri-
mary School, r. 112434 Folsom
Deane Mary A. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1124 J^ Folsom
Deane Thomas, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Deane William A. (Powers & Deane), r. NE cor
Twentieth and Stevenson
Deanovo Dominick, laborer, r. 12 Gilbert
Dearbokn John, painter, r. 16 Garden
Dearborn Henry C, captain Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Svdney
Dearborn H. S.. lastmaker S. F. Last Factory, r. 502
Linden
Dearborn L<is .widow . r. 631 Stevenson
DEARBORN THEODORE H., general agent
San Francisco. Omaha and St. Louis Through
Line, office 3 Kew Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Deardorf B. F., r. »*& Post
Deardorf Frank, journalist, r. 609 Post
Deardorff John R., real-estate, r. 8U8 Twenty-fourth
Dearing Joseph, carriage builder, r. 34 Xatoma
Dearing O. A., salesman Miller ^ Richard, r. 234 Poet
Dearing St Clair, r. 415 Mason
Dearing. See Deering
Dearlove Jnanita P. (widow), r. 641 Vallejo
Dearv James, waiter Quaker Citv Restaurant, r. 41
Everett
Deary. See peery
Deas Henry, mi Ding secretary, office 44 NeradaBIock,
r. 1516 Bn-adway
Deas Thomas, cattle driver, r. X s Sixteenth bet Gnei^
rero and DolorrS
Deas Z. W.. clerk Bank of California, r. 23 Pleasaiitl
Deas. See Dees
Dease Andrew, tailor, 311 Pine, room 24
Deasv Bridget Mrs., furnished rooms, SDupont
DEASY BROTHERS (Jeremiah and Comelitia),
bcot* and !=boes. 13-J Third
Deasy Cornelius (Dea.-y Brothers), r. HI Welsh
Deasy Jeremiah (Deasy Brothers) . r. 359 ClementiiiA
Deasy Jerome, private detective, office 328 Montgom-
ery, room I'J. r. 724 H Market
Deasy Jerome Mrs., florist. 730 Market, r. 724 H Market
Deasy John, glassblower. r. (< Dupont
Deasy John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fifth and
Shipley
Deasy Julia, domestic 1714 California
Deasy Michael. lalK-rtr S. F. Grading and l(»?adain-
izing Co., Ling Bridge
Deaven Ann (widow), r. W b Bemal, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Deaven Thereta Miss, seamstress, r. W e BemAl bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-serenth
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Deaves Alonzo, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 257
Stevenson
Deaves Charles W., designer and engraver Francis,
Valentine & Co., r. 2:54 Bush
Deaves Edwin, r. 11 Dale PI
Debant Bros. (John and Paul), tannery, "W s San
Bruno Road, nr Islais Creek
Debant John (Debant Bros.), r. W s San Bruno Koad,
nr Islais Creek
Debant Paul (Debant Bros.) , r. W s San Bruno Eoad,
nr Islais Creek
Debarbieri Serafina. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Debb Franklin, butcher, r. IIS Virginia
Debella P., musician, r. IIOS Stockton
Debenedetti Angelo, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Debenedetti Luigi, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Debenliam George W., driver Market St. and Hayes
Valley R. R., r. 1616 Turk
Deberuardi Aliesand. fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Debernardi Luigi, cook, r. 504 Union
Debernardi M., r. 535 Clay
Debernardi Pietro, laborer Lombardi & Dotta, r.
518 Pacific
Deberne Lucien, cooper L. Felvey, r. 1122 Dupont
Debhart John, fruit stand, Vallejo Ferry Wharf, r.
316 Davis
Debicke Albert, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
1213 Leavenworth
Debney Gerard, captain S. S. Ancon, r. 917 McAllister
Debonnet Adelson, gardener. 1029 Sutter
Debouge Paul, cook California House, r. 523 Kearny
Debourge Eugene, laborer, r. Silver Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Road
Debourge Laura (widow), r. NW cor Harrison and
Fourteenth
Deboy Patrick, asphaltum roofer, r. 424 Sansom
Debrodt Henry, laborer, r. Potrero Av, bet El Dorado
and Alameda
Decamille Alesandro, restaurant, 512 Sansom
Decamp John P., cigarmaker William John, r. 1051
Mission
Dechent Charles, gardener, r. S s Lombard, bet Polk
and Van Ness Av
Deckelman Hiram, carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf .
Co., r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman Samtmtha (widow), r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelman Lewis, tailor, r. 1215 Pacific
Deckelmann Francis (Creamer & Deckelmann), r.
1703 Jones
Decker Barbara (widow) , r. 624 Jessie
Decker Barnard, wines and liquors, 530 Valencia
Decker Charles, barber Joseph Sand, r. 624 Jessie
Docker Charles M. (Decker & Hansen), r. cor Lafa-
yette PI and Green
Decker Charles W., dentist, 925 Market, r. SE cor Bush
and Central Av
Decker Christian, gardener, r. 5 Harrison Av
Decker Christian, groceries, wines and liquors, 156
Berry, r. 33U Ritch
Decker Frederick A., clerk Jones & Co., r. 2909 Bush
Decker George (Richard Decker k Co.), r. NW cor
Grove and Devisadero
Decker George, tinsmith Bucknam & Langrehr, r. SW
cor Market and Steuart
Decker John H., conductor, r. 1511 California
Decker John H., dentist William B. McAllister, r. N s
Bush, nr Central Av
Decker John H., groceries and liquors, SW cor Hyde
and California
Decker L. W., salesman Thomas J. Chadbo»irne, r. 337
Union
Decker Martha B. (widow), r. S s Bush, bet Lyon and
Central Av
Decker Martin L., r. 133 Ninth
Decker Matthias, waiter Hansen & Petersen, r. 646
Fourtli
Decker Peter, banker, r. 1030 Bush
Decker Richard (Richard Decker & Co.), r. NW cor
Grove and Devisadero
Decker Ricliard 8: Co. (George Decker), groceries and
liquors, NW cor Grove and Devisadero
Decker William H., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
624 Fourth
Decker & Hinsen (Charles M. Decker and Olaus Han-
sen), wood and coal, 112-114 Wasliington
Deckman Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan
Decomb Joseph, fruit stand, Market St. Wharf
Deconoy Carlos, baker R. R. Swain k Co., r. 115 Na-
toma
Decourtieux Amand, butcher, 27-29 San Francisco
Market, r. 725 Broadway
DecousuAuguste, baker Boudin & Gleizes.r. 506 Green
Dedau A., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Dederick Anna, domestic 542 McAllister
Dederky Henry, r. 123 Fell
Dedman Allen W., office 331 Montgomery, room 27
Dedman Marv Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Emma Hanford,
r. 170o Po'lk
Dee Francis H., bookkeeper Murphv, Grant & Co., r,
219 Geary
Dee John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 60 Tehama
Dee John, teamster, r. 45 Clementina
Dee Patrick, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1601 Turk
Dee Thomas, helper Union Iron Works, r. 60 Tehama
Dee William, laborer, r. 60 Tehama
Deede Nicholas, waiter New York Bakery, r. 626
Kearny
Deegan Catharine Mrs , ladies' nurse, r. 1121 Mission
Deegin John M., upholsterer James Connelly & Co.
Deegan Kate, r. 313 Filbert
Deegan Kate, domestic 134 i^ Seventh
Deegan Jaaies. dairyman, r. 313 illbert
Deegan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 313 Filbert
Deegan M. J., laborer, r. 1225 Howard
Deegan .Sarah Miss, r. 313 Filbert
Deegan William, r. Park Hotel
Deegan William, salesman Nolan Bros., r. 740 Market
Deegan. See Degan and Degen
Deel John, blacksmith, r. 220!^ Ninth
Deely James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk and
Pine
Deeney William, cokedealer, r. 653 Third
Deer Creek Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), A.W. Rob-
inson secretary, office 30i5 Pine, room 4
Deering Charles, tanner Williams Bros., r. 608 Sixth
Deeriug Charles J., capitalist, office 419 Clay, r. Fruit
Vale
Deering Charles J., clerk, r. 207 Prospect PI
Deering Frank P., student Latimer, Morrow & Proflfat,
r. 207 Prospect PI
Deeriug James H., merchant, r. 207 Prospect PI
Deering James H. Jr., law student, r. 207 Prospect PI
Deering Jane C, r. 1130 Market
Deering John, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Deering John, Cbnductor. r. 26 Sacramento
Deeriug Joseph, carisenter, r. 34 Natoma
Deeriug K. A. (widow), r. 433 Geary
Deering Mary (widow), r. 629!^ Minna
Deering Michael, civil engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 62, r.
1130 Market
Deering Patrick, marblecutter, r. 444!^ Natoma
Deering Thomas P., second officer Pacific Mail S. S.
Colima
Deering. See Dearing
Deery Annie, domestic' 353 Post
Decjry Frank, r. 721 Natoma
Deery James, laborer, r. 213 Tehama
Deery Thomas (Downes & Deery), r. NW cor Thir-
teenth and Mission
Dees Louis, liquor saloon, 209 Second
Dees. See Deas
Destes Alfred, seaman, r. Western House
Deetjen Bemhard, clerk John Tieck. r. SE cor Post
and Jones
Deetken G. F. (Dcetkin & Smith) , r. Alameda
Deetkeu Sophie A. Miss, teacher (ierman South Cos-
mo))olitan Grammar School, r. 1513 Lai kin
DEETKEX <Si SMITH (G. F. Deetken and Wil-
liam E Smith ),proptis Pioneer Reducti(m Works,
19 Channel
Deferrari Angelo, vegetables, 42 Colombo Market, r.
E B Church, bet Market and Fifteenth
Deferrari G. B., paints, oils an<l paper hangings, 307
and 30'J Montgomery Av, r. 1201 Turk
Deferrari Jerome G. B., painter G. B. Deferrari, r.
13-'8 Dupont
Deferrari Luisa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Deffier Morris, laborer, r. 1126 Tyler
Defi'uer Martha Mrs., nurse, r. 1118 Howard
Defiance Livery Stable, Neil McCafiferty proptr, 1025
Market
Defiganiere Sylvester T., barber, r. .58 Shipley
Defoys Mariano, seaman S. S. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Defranco Salvatoro, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Bullock Si Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Defrie A., laborer, r. NE cor Davis and Jackson
Delterios Demetrius, fruits. 1(XI4 Market
Degan Patrick (Deiijau *: Orford) , r. N 8 Washing-
tou. bet Devi«adero and Broderick
Degau Jc Orford (Patrick Degau and Robert Orford),
stone yards, Townst-ud, bet Second and Third,
and Central Av, bet Potst and Geary
Degasper Michel. Swiss Benev. Soc, .ijj Kearny
Degear Trunk, carpenter, r. E s Sherman, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Degear George, carpenter, r. E 8 Sherman, bet Eigh-
teenth and Niueieenth
Degeiir Jeiferson. roofer Conlin & Roberts, r. SE cor
Sherman and Eighteenth
Degeu AntLinia (widow) , r. 32J Clementina
Degen L. P., manuf oak-tanned and rawhide belting,
S\V cor Fremont and Market, r. Oakland
Degen Philip W., porter, r. 34 Tehama
Degen. See Deegan
Degeuer Erich (Degener c<i Co.), r. NE cor Eddy and
Laguna
Degener Frederick, painter Henry Wagner, r. Ahlborn
House
DEGENER «& CO. (Erich Degener and William
Lichtenberg) , importers and commission mer-
chants, office 3iy California
Degenhardt Charles, butcher C. Saltman. r. 1837 Ellis
Degt-nbardt Louis, merchant tailor, 5 Montgomery Av
Degerich J., jeweller, r. 18 First
Degerman Christopher, drayman J. F. <s J. B. Murray
Deguan James, tailor, r. 40 Rausch
Deguan Minnie Miss, domestic 712 Hayes
Degnan Peter, laborer, r. 120 Silver
Deguan Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Degnan Thomas, waiter The Baldwin, r. 38 Rausch
Degner Fred., painter, r. 25 Stockton PI
Degor.ski John, tailor, r. t;i4 Natoma
Dehle Gaston (Petersen i Dehle), Ss Montgomery
Av. ur Pacific
Dehue Emile, housesmith and awningmaker, 620 Com-
mercial, r. 33 Hinkley
Deicke Otto, r. 649 Clay
Deickmann Herman (Deickmaun & Rahlman). r. SW
cor Railroad and Fifteenth avs, South S. F.
Deickmann & Rahlman (Herman Deickmaun and
Harry F. Ralilman), groceries and liquors, SWcor
Railroad and Fifteenth avs. South S. F.
Deid^ll Frank H., r. 2027 Pine
Deuk-riug Leopold, proptr Pacific Railroad House, 556
Brannan
Deiiy James, carpenter Haskeli & Bode, r. 1141 Fol
Deisel John P., chairmaker Heywood Bros. & Co.,
r. Chapultepeo, nr Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Deiss Anton, capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Deitch Frank, employe Pac. Box Factory, r. 803 Bryant
Deitrich Casx)ar (Deitrich & Leedes) , r. 3 Dodsou
Alley
Deitricu & Leedes(Caapar Deitrich and Albert Leedes) ,
liquor saloon, 052 Sacramento
Deitrick Christian, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
223 Fifteenth
Deitriik William, waiter City and County Hospital
Deitzkr George \V., president Aldeu Fruit Preserv-
ing Co., office 215 Geary, r. 8 Liberty
Dektiri Jacob, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Del Curio Annabel (widow), r. 331 Vallejo
Del Carlo Francisco, peddler, r. 14 Bartol
Del Carlo John, vegetalile vendor, r. 331 Vallejo
Del Mar Alexander, agent steam engines, shii) ma-
terial, and rubber goods, otfice 120 Sutter, r. 637
Tyler
Del Mar Walter, clerk E. A. O'Brien & Co., r. 637
Tyler
Delah'ld Henry, inspector Custom House, r. 1926
Stevenson
Delahauty Cornelius, painter Thomas Downing, r.
Howard Court
Delah:iniy Daniel H., npholsterer Cal. Fm-niture Co.,
r. 14o0 Minna
Delahauty John H., journalist, r. 14.50 Minna
Delahauty Josephine (widow), r. 27 Rausch, rear
Delahauty Murgaret (widowj, r. 51 Sacramento
Delahauty Mary (widow), r. 119 Beale, rear
Delahauty Mary (widow), r. Twenty-ninth, nr San-
chez
Delr.hnuty Michael, r. 14.50 Minna
Delahauty Patrick, teamster, r. 7 Decatur
Delahauty William, helper Moynihau & Aitken, r. 119
Beale
Delahay James E,, bricklayer, r. 654 Natoma
I Delamater Oscar, varnisher Pac. Improvment Co., r.
! 567 Bryant
I Delamater Theodore C, milkman, r. 1887 Broadway
' Delamier Guadlupe, dressmaker, r. 1510 Dupont
; Delamore Elizabeth (widow), r. 244 H: Perry
I Delamore Gustav, porter B. Nathan & Co. .r. 305 Minna
i Delamore John F., hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
' NVi' cor Twenty-fifth and Castro
i Delamore Lewis, real estate, r. 22o8 Mission
' Delamore Richard A., porter B. Nathan & Co., r. 437
] Clementina
I Deland C. H., clerk, r. 759 Market
I Delaney A. W., compositor, r. 433 Jessie
i Delaney Cornelius, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
j Delaney Daniel M., policeman City Hall, r. 1 Hyde PI
] Delaney Edward, laborer, r. 436 Shipley
Delaney Elizabeth Mr.s., carpet sewer, r. 807 Cal
Delaney Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 764 Jo Howard
Delaney F. N. (McCormick i*i Delaney), r. Alameda
I Delaney George E. .barkeeper William W.Hauey, r. 613
j Jones
Delaney James, laborer, r. E s California Av, nr Mon-
I tezuma
Delaney James, laborer, r. 19 Clinton
I Delaney James, tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 3, S,
I F. F. D., r. S s Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
I Delaney John, r. Grand Central Hotel
Delaney John, longshoreman, r. 21 Stanford
I Delaut-y John P., liquor saloon, S37 Mission
I Delaney Josei^hine Miss, tailoress Henry Harmon, r.
! .928 McAllister
j Delaney Margaret (widow) , groceries and liquors, W
s San Bruno Road, 4 miles from City Hall
Delaney Mary E. Miss. r. 1146 Howard
Delunev Michael, laborer, r. 9 Sherwood PI
1 Delaney P., teamster, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Noe
Delaney Patrick, artesian well borer. 764 >i Howard
Delaney Patrick, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
j Delaney P. M., clerk J. J. O'Brieu & Co., r. 599 Ellis
I Delaney Richard, deckhand tug Millen Grifiith, r. 621
I Second
Delaney Stephen, bartender P. T. Gaven
I Delaney T., musician Standard Theatre
I Delaney William, butcher, r. 310 Sixth
I Delaney William, musician, r. 763 Harrison
I Dehiney William D., shipcarijenter, r. 28 Perry
I Delaney. See Delany
I Delano Augustus, Ship Caulkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
I Delano Charles M., cashier Wooster. Hubbell & Co.,
I r. 2522 Clay
Delano Frank, tinsmith W. S. Ray & Co., r. 128 Eighth
I Delano George, r. 100 >a Second
I Delano Lysauder T., butcher George A. Raabe
! Delano Robert T., caulker, r. 220 Shotwell
I Delano Silas L., wagoumaker, r. 126 Eighth
'< Delano William W. .tinner W. S Ray & Co., r. 128 Eighth
j Delany Alfred L., laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 2219
I Powell
! DELANY CUARIiES McC, attorney at law,
I uliice 519 Montgomery, r. 1515 Clay
I Delany Frank, cook A. R. Westcott, r. Oakland
I Delany J. L., master mariner, r. 1714 Sutter
I Delany John{Walsh & Delany), r. 203 Howard
I Delany John, lauudryman Golden Gate Laundry, r.
Sixteenth, nr. Valencia
Delany Martha (widow), r. 325 Tehama
Delany O. M., supt J. J. O'Brieu k Co., r. .599 Ellis
I Delany Patrick, laborer, r. 412 Beale, rear
1 Delany Thomas, laborer, r. 73 Tehama
I Delanv Thomas, packer medical purveyors dept TJ.
I S. A., r. 112 Page
1 Delany Timothy, fireman S. S. Santa Cruz, r. 506 Davis
I Delany. See Delaney
Delap Charles T., rigger, r. 315 First
Delap Thomas, purluruiau Grand Hotel
Delareuelle Feruand, butcher John Robl,r, 807 Filbert
Delatour Mary (widow), r. 116 Ji Dora
Delau Felix (Delau & Autich), r. 723 Vallejo
Delau & Antich (Felix Delau, and Anton Antich),
liquor saloon, 120 Montgomery Av
Delauue Julius, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor. Kearny
and Morton
Delavan Gold & Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),
Thaddeus S. Fitch secretary, otfice 240 Mont-
gomery, room 5
Delavau Eliza (widow), r. 826 Union
Delay Charles, student Heald's Business College
Delay D. J., teacher Mission Evening School, r. 2 Camp
Delbanco John, r. 612 Mission
Delbend Margaret Mrs., laundry, 20 Taylor
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Beleau Felix, liquor saloon. 120 Jlontgomery Av
Delee Richard, carpenter, r. 123 Gilbert, rear
Delegan Cornelius, laborer, r. 207 Minna
Deler John, ladies' hairdre.'jser, 12 Kearny, r. 28 Geary
Deles Conrad, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r.
SCO Harrison
Delevra Elizabeth (widow), r. S s Moulton PI, nr
Montgomery
Delevra Manual, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Delfino Giacomo, foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 422
Vallejo
Delfino .Joseph (Delfino & Languinelli) , r. 214 Minna
Delfino Luisa, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Washington
Delfino & Languinelli (Joseph Delfino, and Joseph
Languinelli). fruits and vegetables, 127 Third
Delfs H., clerk Hotel Khein. 90w Kearny
Delfs Marcus, seaman, r. 0U9 Chestnut
Delfs Marcus A., carpenter. SE cor Montgomery Av
and X'uion r. 609 Chestnut
Delicat Frederick A. H., carpenter George Siess, r.
910 Harrison
Deliere A., carpenter, r. 267 Minna
Deligne Alexandre, real-estate agent, r. 536 Vallejo
Dellille H., Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Mont
Delio Ereole. fisherman, r. NE cor Valle.io and Front
Deliarri John (Grosset* Del.iarri). r. 612 California
Dell Charles J., clerk freight depot Central Pac. R.R.,
r. 409 Brannan
Dell Henry, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 159 Zoe
Dell John E., foreman Centirnnial Planing Mill, r. 649
Folsom
Dell O., cook, r. SE cor Clay and Drumm
Dell Thomas, waiter Edward Ohlen. r. 14 Harlan PI
Dell William, clerk George C. Thompson, r. 716
Broadway
Delia Santa Ludovico, cook Maison Doree; r. Bren-
haiu PI
Delia Santa Peter G., cook Joseph Vlautin, r. 238 East
Dellajanta Gaetano. laborer Francois Lacoste, r. 1
Colton
DELIiEPIANE & CO. (Peter Alferitz), commis-
sion merchants, and wholesale foreign produce,
425-427 Battery
Dellius Ascension Miss. r. 5 Prospect PI
Dellmauu Matthias, porter John J. Murphy, r. 825
Kearny
Dellwig Charles, bakery. SE cor Minna and Third
Dellwig Tlieodore, bakery and confectionery, 1811
Polk
Delmaestro William (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.), r.
San Jose
Delmau Adrien, stableman, r. 413 Filbert
Delmann Matthew, sausagemaker Charles Empey, r.
64 First
Delmers Carl, water tender Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Delmonte Francesco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Delniore Frank, laborer, r. i:^,'" Freelou
Delmore John F., hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
cor Twenty-fifth and Castro
Delmore Margaret (widow), r. 614 Natoma
Deloche John B. (Delochc & Corthay), r. 704 Har
Deloche & Corthay (Jtihn B. Deloche and Louis
Corthay), poultry and game, 2-4 San Francisco
ilarket
Delorii nx John, machinist Joseph Galli & Co., r.
900 Pacific
Delonne H.. actor, r. 211 Dupont
Delosse Peter, fisherman, r. 31 Hinckley
Delphino Anton. (Delphino & Uoss) .723 Sansom
Delphino &Ross (Anton Del))hino and Allen O. Koss),
saddle and harnessninUers. 723 Sansom
Delpont J\istin, barkeeper Simon Hofl'mann, r. 1010
Stockton
Delsaske Louis, bookbinder, r. 10 Harriet
Delucchi Angelo, Garibaldi Guard Armory. 423 Bdwy
Delucchi Antonio, vegetables, 29 Colombo Market
Deluci-hi Giovanni I., Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Delucchi Lorenzo, vegetables, 12 Colombo Market
Delucchi Luigi. Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Delucci Anton, laborer Joseph Brisco, r. Fell, bet
Broderick and Devisadero
Delutry Michael, laborer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 13 Natoma
Delventhal John, teacher music, r. 619 hi Natoma
Delvich Tony, laborer George Meyer, r. 1142 Mission
Delzelle Milton, horseshoer Seaver& Co., r. Helvetia
Hotel
Demalder Joseph, broker, r. 724 Fourth
Demangeon August, mirrormaker Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 11 Valparaiso
Demarest Abraham, carver J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 1101 Mission
Demarest. See Demerest and Demorest
Demars Oliver, driver Clay St. Hill R. B., r. 1424}^
Jackson
Demartini Agostino, bootblack. SE cor Battery and
California, r. California Hotel
Demartini Alessandro, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Demartini Antonio (Demartini & Garbarinni), r. 14
Union PI
Demartini Bartholomew, laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Demartini Filippo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Demartini Frank, bootpolisher Demartini & Gar-
barinni, r. .505 Green
Demartini G., employee Lafayette Lodging House
Demartini Giovanni (Demartini & Bacigalupo) , r. 443
Green, rear
Demartini Giovanni D. (Demartini & Kicarardi), r.
14 Union PI
Demartini Guiseppi, bootblack, 303 California, r. 1112
Kearny
Demartini' John, bootblack Guiseppi Demartini, r.
1112 Kearny
Demartini John, boot and shoe maker, 229 }<i Mont-
gomery Av, r. 14 Union PI
Demartini John, laborer, r. 7 Gaven
Demartini Joseph, vegetable dealer, r. 1112 Kearny
Demartini Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Demartini Madalena (widow), r. 11175-4 Kearny
Demartini Paolo, laborer E. K. Howes & Co., r. 517
Union
Demartini Paul, bootblack, cor Pine and Sansom, r.
1117 \ Kearny
Demartini Paul, saloonkeejier. r. 1112 Kearny
Demartini Philip, cook, r. 9 Medau PI
Demartini Rosie (widowl , r. 414 Vallejo, rear
Demartini Steffano, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Demartini Ai Bacigalupo (Giovanni Demartini and
Paolo BacigaluiJo) , bootblacks, 052 Markit
Demartini it Garbarinni (Antonio Demartini and
Gioui Garbarinni) bootblacks, 226 Montgomery
Demartini & Ricarardi (Giovanni D. Demartini and
Harry Ricarardi. bootblacks, 515 California
Demartini. See De Martini
Deniary Andrew, fireman stm McPherson
Dematei Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Dement Edward, r. 204 McAllister
Dement Edward, printer, r. 655 Washington
Dement Frederick G., student Heald's Busisess Col-
lege, r. 204 McAllister
Dement John, r. 204 Mc\lhster
Dement W. C, r. 204 McAllister
Dement W. C. Mrs. ( widow), r. 204 McAllister
Demerest Frank W., collector, r. 1078 Broadway
Demerest James H., collector George B. Kmiwles, r.
1078 Broadway
Demerest. See Demarest and Demorest
Demerritt Carrie E., dressmaker, r. 2917 Pierce
Dtmers Eusebe, plumber, r. 119 Franklin
Demetrio Alberigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Dem(tz Henry, groceries and liquors, 735 O'Farrell.r.
723 O'Farrell
Demicheli Domcnlco, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Demicheli Giovanni, vegetables, 1 Colombo Market
Demicheli Jane (widow) , r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Deming Etlward O. (Deming, Palmer & Co.). r, 71G
Ellis
Deming Horace, distiller, r. 406 Gough
Deming Horace X. (Deming & Barrett), r. 534 Bush
Deming H. V. (Martenstein i*i Deming), r. 714 Ellis
Deming Joseph G. (Deming, Palmer & Co.), r. Los
Angeles
DEMING, PALMER iSi CO. (C. E. Deming,
Jacob Palmer, and J. G. Deming) , proptrs Capitol
Mills, 116 Sacraiuent<\ and Aliso Mills, Los An-
geles, office 202 and 204 Davis
Deming & Barrett (Hcu-ace A. Deming and Charles L.
Barrett), agents Butterick Co.'s patterns, 124
Post
Demlngs Peter, master mariner, r. S b Greenwich,
nr Montgomery
Demituo George, seaman Pacific Mall 8. B. City of
Sydney
Demmer Matthew, machinist Palace Hotel, r. 778 Har-
rison
BULLOCZ & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street. Importers Dant's Driving Gloves.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Demmick Henry, foreman Union Iron Works, r. 112>4
Park Av
Denmiing Samuel, r. 533 Commercial
Demoger John, porter Gellert Bros.
Deuiura Francisco, student, r. 9 Ciilboun
Demora Marie P. Miss, r. U Calhoun
Deuiora Nina (wiaow) , r. 9 Calhuun
Demorest 5, clerk Tax Collector's Office, r 22 Geary
Demorest David, shoecutter Buckingbam & Hecht, r.
•ilt; Haven. Oakland .
Demorest Mary Miss, dressmaKer, r. 7,1 Mission
Demorest. See Deiuarest and Demerest . , ,.
Demousset Nicholas H., bookkeeper Grogan & Anstett,
r. 1315 Stockton
DempEev , barkeeper, r. 1 Quincy Tl
DempLy Alexis R.. druggist.r. E a York, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth -o r> , OCJ
Dempsey Bernard, hostler Omnibus K. R., r. 2W
Dem^pt^v'l)lniel, carpenter, r. E s York, bet Twenty-
third and Tweuty-fuurth .
Demp.sey Daniel, carpenter Excelsior Planing Mills,
r. 1226 Alabama , ^ , ,_.
Dempsey Daniel, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 1314 Columbia^
Dempsey Delia, domestic 1217 Clay
Dempsey Delia, domestic 411 Van Ness Av
Dempsey Dennis (Lyue & Dempsey) , r. 707 Mont Av
Dempsev Dennis, clerk, r. 1022 Market
Demp.-ey Frances Mrs., dressmaker, 1834 Howard
Dempsey Frank, storekeeper Grand Hotel
Dempsey J. Mrs., nuise, r. 11U3 Jackson
DeZsey James, laborer, r. B 8 Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
Dempsev James, sawyer S.F. Box Factory
Dempsey Jeremiah, marble works, 10n9 Market
Dempsev John, laborer, r. 1030 Hampshire
Demps-y John, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Dempsev John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dempse'y Maria (widow), r. SW cor York and Twen-
Dempse^y Michael, cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. 637
Dempsey Michael, boottreer Buckingham & Hecht, r.
17-.:7 Market , .„ .^.^ .
1 Dempsev Minnie M. Miss, dressmaker r. E s York,
I bet twenty-third and Twenty-tourth
Dempsey P., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
DempsevP.. paver Superintendent Streets
Dempse'y Patrick, bakery, S s Twenty-third, bet York
and Bryant Av .^ ^ ^ i _ i e;
Dempsey Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 15
Dempsey Patrick, tanner Joseph Sedgley, r. cor
Twentieth and Florida „ , ^ a-nr ,.,.,.
Dempsey Patrick, tinner Conlin & Roberts, r. SW cor
York and Twentieth
DemiJt-ev Peter, r. 37 Natoma . ^,,.
Dempsey Peter J., laborer, NW cor Scott and Ellis
Dempsey Robert, painter, r. 26 Hampton PI
Dempsey Samuel, clerk, r. 863 Mission ^ ^o.-^
Dempsey Simon, laborer trnion Iron Works, r. 23o.'^
Dempsey Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 407
DempleyThomas J., boxmaker Union Bos Factory,
r. 126 Tehama , „, i , n„
Dempsie Ephraim. salesman Frederick Chester & Co.,
r. ISRinconPl ,,o-c-.-.i, 1
Dempster Alexander, woolsorter.r. 14b Fit h
Dempster Brothers (Clancy R. and Daniel R. Demp- j
ster), printers, 9 Bond .>.■ /"i^,,
Denn-ster Clancy J. (Dempster & Keys), r. 36 Glen
Demps'ter Clancy R. (Dempster Brothers) , r. 36 Glen
Demp"-fter Daniel R., clerk Dempster & Keys, r. 36
Glen Park Av .„ , ,
Dempster Lewis, printer, r. 36 Glen Park A v
Dempster Ross, printer, r. 36 Glen Park Av
Demp.terc^ Keys (Clau.y J. Dempster and G Ibert
S. Keys) . shipping and commission merchants,
109 Ca"lifomia
Denahy Daniel, laborer, r. San Miguel Rancn
Denahy James A., porter L. Atkinson, r. 429 Bush
Deuaby John, r. 26 Natouia , „ , w =
Denuhy Michael, driver Oornelius Connahan, r.W s
JIisBion, 5Vt> miles from City Hall
Denahy Timothy, laborer, r. 445 Minna .
Denahy William J., asphaltum roofer, r. 316 Dupont
Denahy. See Denehy
Denair John, conductor Southern PaoR.R.
Denanny John, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 260
Denlva "^Alexander, gardener Louis Pitto, r. E s San
Denae:L''xMartin'S-v^^^^^^^^
Sve^^ux ^ MaisU (Martin I>enaveaux and Hen^
A. Maisou), importers wines and liquors, JSW cor
Jackson and Saiisom „, , „ „ aot^^Aw
Dence John, laborer Union Ironworks, r. 40Ivy Av
Denehy Patrick, seaman, r. 211 Folsom. rear
Deneau Paul, furniture. 610 VaUfjo o*„pvtoTi
Denechaud August, fan.-y goods, ^0* Stockton
Deuechaud Dolores Mm.^, dressmaker, r. 1U8 Mission
Denechaud John, r. lOH Mission watimm
Denechaud John, cook palace Hotel r. 555 Natoma
Denechaud John Jr., cook Henry Bernhamer. r. 555
Den^c'hrd\l. Mrs., fancy goods 1104 Stockton
Denegri A., rammer Superintendent ot streets
Denegri Angelo, fisherman, r. S9b Front
Denegri Augustiu maccaroni maker J. P. Tentnorey
& Co., r. 558 Mission
Denegri D., laborer, r. 818 Sansom
Denegri Giobatta, bartender, r. 1509 Dupont
Denehy Cornelius, r. Turk Street Hotel
Denehy Cornelius, nurse St. Mary s Hospital
Denehy James, driver Grogan & Anstett, r 725 Green
Denehy James, liquors and fruits. Ocean Beach Road,
nr Golden Gate Park ^ „
Denehy Jeremiah, laborer, r. Old Toll House, nr Ocean
View House . , /-, • I, , „_
Deneufelzer PhUip, cabinetmaker Andrew Geishaker,
r. Twenty-fourth, nr Church
Deney Arnaud, r. 734 Montgomery
Denfen John T., produce merchant. 413)^ Hayes
Dengler Philip, butcher, 236 Third
Deuhalter C. Mrs. (widow) , r. 102 Sto'.'kton
Denhalter Charles H. salesman Nolan Bros., r. 102
Denhaiter John H. salesman, r. 102 Stockton
Denhaid John, i)orkpacker, r. 313 Ninth
Deuhonv Michael, seaman, r. '204 Steuart
DEXICKK BROTHKRS. (Ernest A. Denicke)
mauufs cigars and importers tobacco, 310 and 312
DenSfEr>^est\. (Denicke Brothers) r. 921 Larkln
Denicke Frederick, physician, ofiice o39 Cahforma, r.
Denicke Martin, traveler Denicke Bros., r. 1114 Fol
Denicke. See Denike
Deuigan Frank, laborer, r. 55 Shipley
Deuigan Thomas (Christy & Wise) , r. 1323 Clay
Denigan. See Deunigan
S:^li^:"^b!:irt fpi:^H^?^S°M. Benham, r.
Denl^^T^nr^stler Sutter St. R.. R r. 31 Austin
Deuin Emilie Miss, actress Calilornia Theater, r. 823
Deufn Kate Miss, actress California Theater, r. 823
Denfs^'o'zres, carpenter, r. W s. Sherman bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth . ol.-. Tlninn
Denis William, packer Genesee Mill Co.. r. 31o Lnion
Denis. See Dennis „. -r. t-, -
Denker Annie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
tory, r. 156 Shipley
Denker Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Denker Hermann, tailor, r. 1412 Powell
. Denker Seberu, cigarmaker John F. Schmidt, r. 1136
DEXMAN JAMES, principal Denman Grammar
School, NW cor Bush and Taylor
Denman Rodney W., r. 219 PAcitic
Deuman Sami.el, billposter Keyt & Co.
I DENMARK, Nicolai Sonnichsen consul, office 517
California „. . ^ ,,
I Denu Curley, laborer, r. 2204 Powell
Deun John. Street Superintendents Office, r. 068 Har
1 Denn Morris, teamster Patrick Gleasou. 1325 Sansom
1 Dennan John, laborer, r. E 8 San Bruno Road, nr
I Twenty-seventh
Dennan Patrick, sexton old Mission Church, r. W s.
Church, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Denne Henry, tailor, r. 10 Wetmore PI, rear
Deunecke Henry, teamster Presidio Reservation
I Denner Peter, baker, r. 8 Heron
I Deunery Alphouse (J. Cerf & Co.) , r. Sacramento
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ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
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Dennery Leon L., broker, r. 2621 Clav
Denney Samuel D.. real-estate acent. r. W s California
Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Dennigan Cornelius, deckhand stm Mary Garratt.
Washington St.Wharf
Dennigan. See Deiiigan
Denniger Annie, domestic 900 Polk
Dennin Dennis, driver N. B. and Mission E. R., r.
229 3^ Clementina
Dennin John, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Denning Fannie Miss, dressmaker, 956 Mission
Denning F. B.. r. 95G Mission
Denning J., laborer, r. 1403 Folsom
Denning James A., clerk Church & Co., r. 956 Mission
Denning Mary A. (widow), nurse, r. 1403 Folsom
Dennin? M. I. Mrs. (widow), r. 956 Mission
Denning Sadie Miss, dressnaaker. 950 Mission
Denning William, laborer, r. 1403 Folsom
Denninger Charles F.. woodturner, r. 626 Grove
Dennis Anna (widow), r. Quincy House
Dennis Charles T.. conductor California St. R. R., r.
1511 Pine
Dennis Considine. watchman stm Yosemlte
Dennis Fannie Miss, r. 600 Bush
Derjnis Francis H., physician, office and r., 608 Sutter
Dennis George B., fireman Tug Rescue. Broadway
Wharf
Dennis George W., porter Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 804
Jackson
Dennis George W. Jr., clerk, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis Henry, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Dennis James, painter, r. 12 Broadway, rear
Dennis James C porter, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis John, r. 545 Mission
Dennis John, laborer, r. 417 y< Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Dennis John, laborer Matthew McGowan
Dennis John, stonecutter, r. 365 Eleventh
Dennis Joseph, confectioner, r. 4:i4 Union
Dennis Joseph, peddler, r. 313 Main
Dennis June, bootblack John Callinan, r. Branch
House
Dennis Margaret (widow), r. 21 Sherwood PI
Dennis Michael, fireman stm Reform, r. 1018 Mont-
gomery, rear
Dennis Napoleon, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. 251':} Clementina
Dennis Peter, watchman, r. 362 Seventeenth
Dennis Richard, ludgiugs, 913 Montgomery
Dennis Samuel, teamster I. Gutte. r. 252 Clementina
DEXMIS SAMtJELi Vff., physician ami dentist,
office 33 Kearny, r. 522 Eddy
Dennis Silvy (widow) , r. 906 Jackson
Dennis Thomas, moulder Columbia Foundry, r. 330 !<>
Tentu
Dennis T. L.. r. 1509 Pine
Dennis Vincent, assistant U. S. Coast Survey, r. 1413
Sacramento
Dennis William E.. hostler, r. 906 Jackson
Dennis W J., clerk freight auditor's office Central Pac.
R. R.. r. 410 Hyde
Dennis. See Denis
Dennison Mrs., candy packer David Hirschfeld
Deimison .\., clerk, r. .568 Mis.'-ion
Dennison .\nn R. (widow), dressmaker, r. 1135 Clay
DenniHf)n Annie P., speculator, r. 1234 Vallejo, rear
Dennison Benjamin, attorney at law, r. 1023 Twenty-
first
Dennison Ben.iamin F., policeman City Hall, r, Fran-
cisco, bet L.Trkin and Polk
Dennison Erasmus B., examiner U. 8. Appraiser's
Store, r. 114 (iuerrero
Dennison Ezra F., miner, r. N s Fourteenth, bet How-
ard and Folsom
Dennison Frank E., laborer S. B. Lardner, r. 808
Third
Dennison John, gardener, r. 231 Second
Dennison Joshua, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Dennison Leon. r. 1234 Vallejo, rear
Dennison Lizzette (widow), r. 1239 Pine
Dennison Maggie, waitress Brunswick House
Dennisou Thonms, wlioemnker. r. S s Purker, bet Cali-
fornia Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Dennison William, farmer, W s Ocean House Road, nr
Junction
Dennisou William E., bookkeeper John Taylor & Co.,
r. N s Fuurteentli. bet Howard and Folsom
DEIVNIHTON EDWARD G., pmptr S. F. Plating
Works, 653-655 Mission, r. 2112 Mission
Denniston Isaac V.. foreman Hose Co. No. 3, S. F. F.
D.. T. 662 Seventeenth
Denniston Josefa G. (widow), r. W s Dolores, bet
Fifteenth and Sisteeeuth
Denniston Mary Jane (widow), r. 1525M Mason
Denniston Robert, comjiositor Golden Era, r. W s
Cohimbia. bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Denno Edmund, wagonmaker, r. 73 Natoma
Denno Malcolm, barkeeper Somerville & Ellis r.,
Commercial Hotel
Denny Annie, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Denny Annie, domestic 2223 Pacific Av
Denny Daniel, laborer, r. 561 Stevenson, rear
Denuv Edward (Edward Denny & Co.), r. 1112 Shot-
well
DENNY EDWARD <& CO., wholesale and retail
stationers, drawing pai^er and material. 51.! Sac
DENNY G. J., artist, studio and r. 509 Mason
Denny James, barkeeper, r. 463 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Denny James, coalpasser S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Denny John, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Denny John, shipcarpenter, r. 11 Rausch
Denny John W., painter, r. 409 Leavenworth
Denny Mary Miss, r. 561 Stevenson, roar
Denny Mary Mrs., machinist Edwin H. Mozart, r. 463
Tehama
Denny Nellie Miss. r. 561 Stevenorn. rear
Denny Timothy, shipcarpenter, r. 465 Minna
Denny Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Denny. See Denney
Deno Amable, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
48 Louisa
Denos Anna (widow), r. Qtiincy House, SW cor Mis-
sion and Spear
Densmore Gilbert B., editor Morning Call, office 517
Clay. r. 1224 Bush
Densmore. See Dinsmore
Dent Frederick, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r. 229
Sixth
Dent George W., appraiser Custom House, r. 153 Oc-
tavia.
Dent. George W., brickl.ayer, r. 34 Hayes
Dent John, sawj'er, r. 17 Heron
Dent John W., collector, office 535 California, r. 333
O'Farrell.
Dent Julia A. (widow), r. 1714 Clay
Dent Lottie M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1714 Clay
Dent Patrick, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17 Heron
Dent Tillie J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1714 Clay
Dental Association, rooms 232 Sutter
Denton A. S. (widow), r. 60S Fulton
Denton D. H., driver Market St. li. R.
Dentz Charles (G. &. C. Dentz), r. 521 Mission
Dentz G. & C, boarding, 521 Mission
Dentz George (G. & C. Dentz), r. 521 Mipsion
Denver Mary W. Mrs. adjuster coiner's department
U. S. Mint, r. 320 Turk
Denver William, carpenter, r. W s Castro, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Denzler Jacob, agent Philadelphia Brewery, r. 5 Ce-
dar Av
Deodato Francesco, Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Wash
Depard Charles, clerk Riechers & Bolts, r. 63y Ellis
Depew Charles, carpenter, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Dephinis H.. pressman Alta California, r. 835 Mission
Depi( rre Eniil. architect, r. 1237 Stockton
Depierris Hiiipolyte E., physician, office and r. 323
Jloiitgomcry Av
Depot Peter, pitternmaker City Iron Works, r. 30 Hunt
Depi)e Bernard, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 30 Clinttm
Deppeu Anna Miss, embroidery atelier, 213 Post
Deppen Dorothea Miss, embroidery atelier, 213 Post
Deprette J. A., gardener, r. NW cor Guerrero and
Twenty-fourth
Deprez Constant, r. 332 Shipley
Depuy S. H., teamster Andrew t)nderdonk
Depuy Sylvester H., hay and grain. 9 Bluxome
Deraut M., waiter St. Charles Hotel
Derbaum John C. painter, .s07 M.irket, r. 16 Garden
Derbec Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.),
Theodore Wetzel secretary, office 522 Montgomery
D«^bec Etienne, pmptr and publisher Courrier de San
Francisco, offiie 536 Clay
Derby A. L., r. The Baldwin
Derby Annie (widow), teacher music, r. 1912 Ellis
BULLOCK & J0NE3, lOo Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St.
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Derby Cbarlcs W., butter, eggs, etc., 19 New Metro-
politftu Market, r. 225 Fourth
Derby E. M., lumber, otlicc 22t; Clay, r. Enst Oakland
Derby J. E. Miss, sale swoman Keane Brotliers, r. 9G3
West, Oakland
Derby John, cltrk North Bloomfield Gravel Mining
Co.. r. Oakland
Derby John, mining, r. 202 Sixth
Derby Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), W. E. Dean sec-
retary, office 203 Bush, room 8
Derby Patrick, longshoreman, r. 6 Frederick
Derby Kichard, bookkeeper general auditor's office
Central Pac. R. K.. r. Oakland
DERBY THOMAS, merchant, office 320 Sansom,
room 22, r. Oakland
Derbyshire James, waiter S. S. Santa Cruz, r.l06 Miss
Dereke Christina, domestic 1230 Post
Deretoux Andrew, machinist, r. 613^ Shipley, rear
Derham Bartholomew, clerk, r. 20 Bernard
Derham Edward, baker Alms House
Derham H. Kev., r. St. Dominick's Church, cor Steiner
and Bush
Derham James, foreman Hose No. 4, S. F. F.D., r. cor
Pacific and Scott Alley
Derham James, salesman A. Lusk .t Co., r. 926 Pacific
Derham John, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, S.F.
F. D.. r. 1015 Jackson
Derham John, htrnessmaker, r. 20 Bernard
Derham Terrence. drajmau Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r. SW
cor Eighth and Brannan
Derham William, clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 1803 Stock
Derham William, extraman Hose No. i, S. F.F. D., r.
1802 Stock
Dernam. See Durham
Deri Lorenzo, porter F. Berton k Co., r. 621 Geary
Derico Charles, proptr Milano Hotel, 41(i Pacific
Dermody James W., solicitor Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 1213 Tyler
Dermody Michael, r. SW cor Franklin and Elm Av
Dermody Michael, dairyman Owen Corcoran, r. W s
Mission, opp St. Mary's College
Dermody Michael, laborer, r. 127 Shipley
Dermody Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Dermody Patrick, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. cor Ritch and Townsend
Dermont Harry, actor California Theater, r. 439 Bush
Dern John, bartender, r. Overland House
Dern Nicholas, cooper, r. 18 First
Dernen Jacob C, zincographer M. Schmidt & Co., r.
101 Silver
Dernham Albert, salesman Hecht Brothers & Co., r.
309 Powell
Derognat L., butcher, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Derognat Philibert, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.,
r. Oakland
Derome George, butcher F. J. Lennard, r. 65 Langton
Derome Wilfred, r. 65 Langton
Dernsier H., carpenter Pacific Rolling Mill
Derr Martin, salesman Adam Winkle, SE cor Vallejo
and Battery
Derre August, collector, r. 418 Vallejo
Derrick John, Ship Calkers' Assn, Parra's Hall
Derrick M. Mrs., janitress Girls' High School, r. 12.30
Bush
Derrick Michael L., machinist iEtna Iron Works, r.
1230 Bush
Derry John Nelson, laborer Sol Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 1159 Howard
Dervene John, laborer Ghirardelli & Dauzel, r. 815
Green
Derwin John, laborer, r. 115 Second
Des Roches Louis Gandon, chicken ranch, Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Desban Louis, r. 3 Ashburton PI
DBSBECK JOHN, attorney at law. office 25 and
26 Montgomery Block, r. 807 Franklin
Descalso James, with Berry & Place, r. 1920 Howard
Descalso Luke, laborer Castle Brothers, r. 1920 How
Descalso Peter C, foreman tea department Castle
Bros., r. 1920 Howard
Deschler Frederick J., cook New York Bakery, r. 996
Clay
Desco J., driver Market St. R. R., r. Cincinnati Hotel
Decombes Jean, r. St. Charles Hotel
Descoueyte John, cook Albert J. Bordenhave, r. 706
Montgomery
Desebrock Frederick, wines and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Brannan
Desenfant Eugene, bakery, 911 Pacific
Desenfaut Paul, driver F. N. Woods & Co.. r. 911 Pac
Deserga Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Deserra Francisco, cook, r. 1519 Dupont
Desimoni Douiiuick, teamster F. G. Smythe, r. 1105 J(S
Howard
Desimoni Salvidor J., salesman Lavilla Brothers, r.
N 8 Powell, bet Vallejo and Broadway
Desimoni Turi, clerk John Schoenlicht, r. 1105 J^ How
Desirello Domenico, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Desize Anthony J., painter, r. 308 Jessie
Desleaf PMward, varnisher Pacific ImiJrovement Co.,
r. 16 Virginia PI
Desmarais Paul, clerk Alfred Gros., r. 1621 Powell
Desmond Andrew, gardener, r. NE cor Geary and
Baker
Desmond Annie, domestic NW cor Santa Clara and
York
Desmond Cornelius, deckhand stm Cora, Washington
St. Wharf
Desmond Daniel, expressman, r. Columbia PI, nr
Rutkdge Av, Berual Heights
Desmond Daniel, laborer, r. 406 Third
Desmond Daniel, wheelwright, 495 Brannan, r. 15
Freelon
Desmond Dennis, laborer, r. 445 Stevenson
Desmond E., master mariner, r. 746 Mission
Desmond Edward, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 1006 Stockton
Desmond Ellen (widow) , vegetables, 221 Eighth
Desmciud Felix, r. 1407 Stockton, rear
Desmond Felix P.. carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan &
Cofi'ey, r. 1215 Kearny
Desmond H. Paul, clerk J. J. Desmond & Sons, r. 28
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Desmond Humphrey J., clerk Stack & Lacombe, r. 1520
Folsom
Desmond James, laborer, r. 216 Seventeenth
Desmond Jeremiah, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 444 Sixth
Desmond Jeremiah J. (J. J. Desmond & Sons),r. 28
Jessie, between Seventh and Eighth
DESMOND J. J. «te SONS (P. H., and W. J.
Desmond), insurance agents, 410 California
Desmond Johanna (widow), r. 328 Broadway
Desmond John, butcher Koerner & Wilkie, r. 216 Sev-
enteenth
Desmond John, driver Central R. R., r. 23M Clinton
Desmond John, laborer, r. 12 Miller PI
Desmond JohnB., salesman Moore & Murphy, r. 147
Shipley
Desmond John D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 11
Guerrero
Desmond John J., boatman, r. 217 Pacific
Desmond John M., boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r.
206 Third
Desmond Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 1713 Clay
Desmond M., laborer Saperiuteudent of Streets
Desmond Mary, branch bakery, 406 Third
Desmond Mary, domestic 611 Eddy
Desmond Nellie, domestic E s Bartlett, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Desmond P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Desmond P.. machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Desmond Patrick, bakery, truits, and vegetables, 328
Broadway
Desmond Patrick, cooper Hibernia Brewery, r. 328
Broadway
Desmond Patrick, hostler, r. 120 William
Desmond Patrick H. (J. J. Desmond & Sons), r. 28
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Desmond Thomas, woodworker Jacob Neumiller, r.
I 2.57 Minna
j Desmond Timothy, laborer, r. S »Alta PI, nr Sansom
I Desmond William, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 21
Garden
I Desmond William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23
I Georgia, nr Sierra
I Desmond William J. (J. J.Desmond & Sons) , r. 28
j Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
I Desneufbourg Leoijold, professor mathematics, r. 520
j O'Farrell, rear
Desneufbourg C, clerk Post-office, r. 520 0'Farrell,rear
Despoix Fran(;oiB, r. 1318 Pacific
Desprez Pliillippe F., collector, r. 230 J^ Clara
1 Desrosier (Miarles, upholsterer Daniel E. Nichols, r.
I 44 Sixteenth Av, bet P. & Q, South S. F.
I Desrosier Henry, cari)euter Pac. Rolling Mill
[ Dessacker John, laborer, r. 746 Minna
i Dessauer Paul J., laborer Louis SIosb & Co., r. 627
1 Third
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best Try them.
ANDERSON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Desshauer Jacob, r. 530 Third
Dessouslavy Jules C, importer and commission
merchaut, 250 Market, r. 1817 }4 Pine
Destamijes August, tanner, r. 1027 Dupont
Destirks Thomas, cook, r. 217 Stevenson
DEST Y ROBERT, attorney at law, office 611 Clay
Detels Henry D., liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento
and Davis, r. Oakland
Detels John H., photographer John H. Peters, r. 557
Fourth
Detels iIartin(JI Detels .i: Co. and Detels & Schneider),
r. Oakland
DETEL.S J»I. iW CO. (Martin Detels and John A.
Kiseholl) , groceries and liquors, SE cor Main and
Harrison
DETELS M. & CO. (Martin Detels, Nicholas
Schneider, and H. Freese) , proprietors Anchor
Saloon, 8 Sacramento
DETELS «& SCHNEIDER (Martin Detels and
Nicholas Schneider) , liquor saloon, SE cor. Pacific
and Davis
Detert W. F., bookkeeper, r. Russ House
Detgen Henry (Sternberg & Co.) , r. 15 Liberty
Detje Martin T., musician, r. Ill William
Detjen Annie (widow), r. (i Scott PI
Detjen Henry, dairy produce, 37-38 Grand Arcade
Market, r. 3U7 Seventh
Detlefseu Hugo, salesman Kennedy k Brennan, r. 29
Russ
Detmold John, clerk, 22 Montgomery, r. 320 Third
Detrich Augu.ste, upholsterer, r. 038 Green
Detrichsen Frederick, laborer California Dry Dock
Co., r. Fifth Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
DETRICK E. di CO., mauufs bags, tents, and
awnings, and importers bags and bagging materi-
al, twines, etc, li'J-123 Clay, and 118-122 Com
Detrick Kdiugton (E. Detrick & Co.), r. 1021.Larkin
Detroit Safe Co., Samuel B. Paige agent, office 30 New
Montgomery
Detsch William A., butcher, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Dettelbach J. B., r. ll'J Turk
Dettnianu Louis (Sanders & Co.), r. 825 Jessie
Dettmanu Ludwig (Sanders & Co.), r. 825 Jessie
Dettmar Charles, clerk Henry Dettmar, r. 515 Stev
Dettmar Henry, o.\ster and chop house, 42—43 Grand
Central Market, r. 515 Stevenson
Dettmer Claus, bricklayer, r. 624 Lombard, rear
Dettmer Frederick, laboi'er, r. 2l Ji Twenty-second
Dettmer George, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Deucher Alfuns, liquor saloon, 243 Second
Deucher Frederick, barkeeper Alfons Deucher, r. 243
Second
Deuprey Eugene N. (Fay, Deuprey & Kind), attorney
at law. office 214 Sansom, r. 1218 Geary
Deussing Titus, salesman Ward A. Hepburn, r. cor.
Union and Leavenworth
Deutsch Charles, brewer, r. 238 Second
Deutsch Emil, salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 713
O'Farrell
Deutsch Isaac B., clerk L. Greenbauni & Co., r. 1513
Geary
Deutsch Jacob, shoemaker, r. 1513 Geary
Deut.-;ch Jo.sei)h M., groceries, Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Deutsch Julius, saddler and harnessmaker, 1405 Polk,
r. 1408 Pine
Deutsch Michael, restaurant, 322-324 Bush, r. 324
Bush
Deutsch Samuel, waiter Michael Deutsch, r. Pine, nr
Polk
DEUTSCHER VEREIX, 21<; Dupout
Leutscht^r John, tin and Hlni-tirou-ware, N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Alabama and Cidumbia,r. E 8 Kansas,
nr Nevada
Deuwel Josejih, baker, r. 514 Greenwich
DevainR. D., lumberman, r. 519 Sacramento
Devalk Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Ketiiiery
Dcvall George .\., porter Real-estate Associates Build-
ing, r. room 33 Old Merchants' Exchauge
Devan Thomas, steward Patllic Mail S. 8. Co., r. 1308
Green
Devania M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Devaney Henry, labor<;r, r. 1 Columbia PI
Devuney Junjes, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Devaney Terrcnce, laborer, r. 235 J<; Minna
Devauy John, labonr Thomas Bjrne, r. 032 Fell
DEVAXY .JOH.X A., groceries and liquors, 16
Heron
Devnny Patrick, laborer, r. 51!) Mission
Devaurs Adolph, cook Stork & Peguilhan, 445 Bush
Devaurs Frank, liquor saloon, 643 Broadway
Devaux Marceline, laborer Lille & Co.,r. NW cor Bay
and Webster.
Develln Annie Miss, fancy goods, 239 Eighth
Develin James, contractor, r. 1812 Dupont
Develin James, molder, r. 54 First
Develin John, hackman Plaza, r. Filbert nr Steiner
Develin Michael, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway, rear
Deveuing Henry C, physician, office and r. 304 Third
Devenney John, porter Fleishman, bichel & Co., r. 1
Russ
Devenney Patrick, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.^
Washington House
Devenoy George, laborer City and County Hospital
Deveny Peter, deijuty county clerk, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Dever Annie, domestic 1138 Howard
Dever Annie Miss, domestic N s Clara Av, nr Eigh-
teenth
Dever C, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Dever Charles, fireman stm Yosemite, r. 31 Minna
Dever Edward Cook, r. 17 Tehama
Dever Helen Miss, with John Dever, r. Clara Av, nr
Eighteenth
Dever James, gasfitter and extraman Engine Co. No.
10, S. F. F. D., r. 516 Bc.vant
Dever John (Dever & Ferreu), r. 8d2J<; Folsom
Dever John, driver Collins & Lyons, r. cor Eleventh
and Folsom
Dever John, farmer Alms House, r. N s Clara Av
Dever John, marblecutter, r. 312 Fifth
Dever & Ferren (John Dever and Bernard Ferren),
wines and liquors, 525 Fourth
Devtrell Richard, wood and coal, NE cor Union and
Kearny, r. 1317 Kearny
Devereux John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Devereux John P., barkeeper Thomas F.Baines,r. 128
Fifth
Devereux Joseph, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
165 Tehama
Devereux Nicholas V., varnisher Heywood Bros. &
Co.. r. 105 Tehama
Devereux Teresa, domestic 1000 Pine
Deveron Duncan, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Devers Kate, domestio 1138 Howard
Devery John, laborer, r. 705 Front
Devery Patrick, warehouseman, r. 705 Front
Devieke Albert, clerk Verdier, Moreau & Co., r. 1213
Leavenworth
Devigncs Aline (widow), laundry, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Deviuceuzi Domenico, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Devinceuzi Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Devincenzi Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Devine Coleman, r. SE cor Mission and Twentieth
Deviue Dennis B., liquor saloon, NE cor Merchant and
Dunbar Alley
Devine Edward, clerk Henry Doyle & Co., r. Oakland
Devine Edward P., printer, r. 7 Lawrence PI
Devine Ellen (widow), r. 1731 Market, rear
Devine Emma (widow), r. 32 Fourth
Devine Francis P. (Devine & Y'arnell). r. 1703 Market
Devine Henry, cook United States Restaurant, r. 323
Clinieutina
Devine Howard M., r. 801 Vallejo
Devine James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. China
Devine James, driver M. Michelsen, r. 423 Hyde
Devine James, druggist, 214 Kearny, r. 230 Kearny
Devine James, host.er Pacific Ice Co., r. SE cor San-
som and Pacific
Devine Junii^s, porter r. 218 Pacific
D?viiie James "J., r. 3 Vallejo Terrace
Devine June (widow), r. 320 Vallejo
Devine Johanna (widow), r. 7 Lawrence PI
Deviue John, druggist, r. 638 Green
Devine John, hostler Charles Bauer, r. cor Eureka and
Seventeenth
Deviue John, laborer, r. 509 Washington
Deviue John, miner, r. 271 Minna
Deviue John, tailor, 15 Everett >
Devine John, varnisher Andrew Frei, r. 29 Colum-
bia PI
Devine L. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, r. 733 Bush
Devine Lizzie Miss, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 3
Vallejo Terrace
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck "Wear.
Gloves and-Mittsns at &E0. LOOMIS', 70S to 716 Kearny St
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Deviue Maria T. (widow) , r. lOH Ellis
Deviuo Mark A., messenger Wella, Fargo & Co., r. 923
Valencia
Deviue REary, domestic 628 Jessie
DevineMary Mls8, glovemaker Dauicheff Glove Fac-
tory, r. 320 Vallejo
Uevino Miihael, laborer, r. 64 Jessie
Deviue N. B., butoherS. F. Packing and Provision Co.,
r. 29 Columbia PI
Deviue Patrick, waiter Miner's Branch Restaurant, r.
431 Clementina
Deviue Patrick, waiter S. S. Idaho, r. 945 Howard
Deviue Peter William, driver N. B. and Mission R.R.,
r. a Vallejo Terrace „, ,
Deviue Robert J., pressman Cyrus H. Street, r. 7 Ijaw-
reuce PI
Deviue Thomas, r. 927 Valencia
Deviiie Thomas, musician, r. 423 Clementma. rear
Deviiie Timothy, r. 405 Natoma
Deviue & Yarnell (Francis P. Deviue aud Joseph iar-
uell), cofiee saloon, 612 Montgomery
Deviuey B., domestic 2220 Jackson
Deviiiey Mary (widow), r. Ml Geary, rear
Deviuuey Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 835 Mission
Devitt Augeliue Mrs., furui.-^hcd rooms, 664 Howard
Devitt Catherine (widow), r. 3 Moultou PI
Devitt James, baker Thomas J. Chadbourue, r. 3
MoiiltonPl
Devitt Jaue (widow) , r. 32 Fourth
Devitt Joseph, shoemaker, 6.'i8 Mission
Devitt Mary Miss, r. 3 Moultou PI
Devitt Thomas, baker Thomas J. Chadbourne, r. .
M'>ultou PI
DevUn Bernard, laborer, r. 1211 Geary
Devlm C.ctUeriue, domestic Lick House
Devlin Charles J. I., draughtsman Kcuitzer & Raun, r.
1812 DuxJunt
Devliu Edward, laborer, r. 611 Minna
Devliu Faimy Miss, tailoress, r. 75 Miuna
Devliu Felix, clerk Armes & Dallam, r. 530 Folsoni
Devlm James, r. 100 }<; Second
Devliu James, clerk Heineman & Joel, r. 530 Folsom
Devliu James, clerk M. Shea, r. 455 Minna
Devliu James, engineer, r. 20 Russell
Devlin James, laborer S. Moore, r. 1864 Stevenson
Devliu James J., cooper VVooster, Hubbell & Co., r. 43
Clementina
Devliu John, bartender, r. 455 Minna
Devliu John, hackuriver. r. 1912 Filbert, rear
Devlin John, huhtler Hugh McGlinn, r. 126 Fourth
Devliu Justina (widow), r. Sacramento, bet Scolt aud
Devisadero
Devliu M., laborer C. E. Haseltine
Devliu Mary Miss, housekeeper Youths* Directory, r.
1417 Howard
Devlin Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Devliu Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Devliu Peter, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
Sacramento, bet Scott aud Devifadero
Devlin Peter, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 774 Folsom
Devliu Sarah, laundress, 1300 Taylor
Devliu Sarah L. Miss, domestic 103 Grove
Devliu T., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Devlin Thomas, longshoreman, r. 313 Main
Devliu Thomas, beaman, r.'llT Drumm
Devoe Benjamin O., r. 1116 Powell
Drvoto Aulonio, clerk Andrew Oneto, r. 240)^ Fifth
Devoto Antonio, fruit aud vegetables, SW cor Green
aud Powell, r. 705 Green
Devoto Benicio, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Devot.) Domenico, shoemaker, G28 Brcjadway
Devoto Geronoimo, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Devoy Harry, actor Adelphi Theater, r. 621 Califorma
Devoto Luigi, Italiau Benev. Hoc, 423 Washington
Devoy Thomas, hackuum, r. 106 Miuaa
Devireui Frank, paperlunnger, r. 433 Jessie
Devnc/.e Jeau, pork butcher, 823 Pacific
Devrieze Mary Miss, clothpresser, r. 82,i Pacific
Dewair John," conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r. San
Jose
Dewime A. & D., fancy and dry-soods, 111« Folsom
Dewiiue Annie Miss ( A. & D. Dewaue) ,r. lllHFolsoui
Dewaue Delia Miss (A. & D. Dewaue) , r. 1118 Tolbom
Dewaus Michael, watchmaker aud jeweler, 829 Pacific
Dewar Douald, carpeuter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
ViMh Natoma
Dewar Peter, porter Glasgow Iron and Meial Import-
ing Co., r. Oakland
Dewar Sarah A. (widow), r. 931 Market
Deweese Cornelius Jr. (Moore. Hunt & Co.) and proptr
Bay Warehouse, E s Sausom, bet Lombard and
Greenwich, r. 2219 Devisidero
Deweese James S., manager C. Deweese Jr., r. 221J
Devisidero „ ,, , ^
Dewev Miss, proofreader, r. 838 Market
Dewey Alfred T. (Dewey & Co.) , office 202 Sansom.r.
Oakland
Dewey Bernard, capitalist, r. 261 Stevenson
Dewev Charles H. (Dewey & Jordan), r. Placer Co.
DEWEY EUGENE E., stockbroker, othce 308
Piue, r. 714 Leavenworth ,, . ^ ,,
Dewey Fred H., commercial reporter Morning call,
office 617 Clay, r. 214 Powell , _, ^ „,.,
Dewey (ieorge, musician Staudard Theater, r. llBd
Howard , „ .^ ^
Dewey Josiah A., millhand We.t Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 1228 Alabama ,, oi, j ..
Dewey Russell E., manager William H. Shepard &
Co., oitice 5 Post, r. 214 Powell
Dewey Squire P., capitalist, office 308 Pine. r. Grand
Hotel
Dewey William H., miner, r. 142 Seventh
Dewey William P., capitalist, office 308 Pine, r. Union
Dewey William S., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 927
Post
DEWEY & CO. (Alfred T. Dewey, Warren B.
Ewer, and George H. Strong), publishers and
proptrs Mining and Scientific Press aud Pacific
Rural Press, American aud foreign patent agents,
aud wood aud photo engravers, office 202 Sansom,
editorial rooms 414 Clay
Dewey & Jordan i Charles H. Dewey aud George Jor-
dan) , watches aud jewelry, 433 Montgomery
DEWING F. cSf CO. (James Dewing), book pub-
lishers aud importers, 207 Dupont
Dewing Francis (F. Dewing & Co.), r. 1005 California
Dewing James (F. Dewing & Co.) . r. 817 Mason
Dewing Madison S., collector F. Dewing & Co.,r. lOOo
California , „. ,,. .
Dewitt Elou, supt City R. R. Co., office W s Mission,
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth, r. 1641 M Mission
Dewitt John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 155 Dore
Dewitt William, laborer, r. Fifth Av, Hunter's Point,
South S. F. , .
Dexter Albert G., locksmith, r. 11223^ Mis.sion
Dexter Albeit G. Jr., shipping clerk, Sherman, Hyde
c<i Co., r. 1122,V Mission
Dexter Celia Mrs., r. 534 Bush.
Dexter C. H., r. 14 Willow Av
Dexter Dennis, drayman, r. 8 Laskie
Dexter Edward, r. 711 Bush
Dexter Forrest W., drayman, r. 1508 Octavia
Dexter Franklin, manufacturing confectioner, 526
Washington, r. Oakland
Dexter Hermann F., clerk Dewey & Co., r. 418 Bran
Dexter James, r. W s Pennsylvania Av, ur Solano
Dexter Lincoln, haircleaner, r. 1122 J<2 Mission
Dexter Mary, (widow) . r. 1217 California
Dexter N. Mrs., r. 44 St. Aun's Building
Dexter Stiibies, Charles S. Crittenden proptr, 221-223
liush „ ^
Dexter Truman C, bookkeeper Eugene E, Dewey
Dexter Walter, seamau, r. Western House
Dexter William, teamster, r. 245 Miuna
Dezaux Alphonse D., cigars aud tobacco, 832 Market,
r. 26 Auna
Dhue Edward, laborer, r. 840 Harrison
Dhue John, stonecutter, r. 840 Harrison
Dhue Roderick, policeman City Hall, r.l2 St.Charles PI
ui Lucca Giacomo, vegetable pt ddler. r. 7 Bonita
Di Nola Leou, druggist, 1600 Howard cor Twelfth
Di Vecchio Alberto, butcher Stephen Di Vecchio, r.
871 Mission
Di Vecchio Antonio, fisherman, r. 890 Front
Di Vecchio Emil, butcher G. Cuneo, r. 9 Montgomery
Court
Di Vecchio Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Russell
DI VECCHIO STEPHEN, market, 871 Mission
Diamaut Leopidd. (Buyer, Reich & Co.),r. 1500 Larkin
Diamante Francesco, fisherman, r.NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Diamond David, (Diamond & Gaba), r. 366 Third
Diamoud Gold aud Silver Miuing Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.) , Charles W. Crane secretary, office 3'28 Mont-
gomery, room 3
Diani'/iul John,. laborer, r. 236 M Jessie
Diamoud John, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
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S:::^^l;im.l:^iS;(acfiter::;^t.r.l7Natoma i Dl=d Matthew, boilermaker. r. 020 Second
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the Tjest. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Diamond Michael, tailor Mitchel J. Meyers, r. Coso
House
Diamond Nathaniel, mining, office and r. American
Exchange Hotel
Diamond Patrick. (McGuire & Diamond), r. 514 Min
Diamond W. H.. r. 1415 Jones
Diamond & Gaba (D;ivid Diamond and Henry Gaba) ,
gents' furnishing and fancy goods, 366 Third
Diamond. See Dinioud.
Diana Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Elko
Co., Nev.) . John T. McGeoghegau, secretary, office
318 Pine, room 13
Dianda Domenico. restaurant, 526 Broadway
Dianda G. R., cook G. Audreani & Co., r. 4'2'2 Union
Diando Pietro, vegetables, 65 Colombo Market
Diaz Alejo, candymaker, r. 1508 Mason
Diaz Angel L., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1423
Mason
Diaz Carmen Mrs. (widow), r. 1315M Powell
Diaz Florencio, cigarmaker, r. 9 Pollard PI
Diaz Francisco, tailor, r. 1519 J^ Dupout
Diaz H., minstrel, r. Overland House
Diaz H., waiter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Diaz Juan, barber Charles H. Coleman, r. 31 Hinckley
Diaz Mariquita (widow) , r. 5 Margaret PI
Diaz Peter, clerk Philip Fernandez, r. 4 Chatham PI
Diaz Simona ( widow), r. 4 Chatham PI
Diaz William, saddlemaker Main & Winchester, r. 635
Vallejo
DibbernJohn H., bookkeeper Hagan & Manheim, r.
5'21 V. Stevenson
Dibble F. J., instrumentmaker, 415 Market, r. Oak-
land
Dibble William S., cashier Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Berkeley
DIBBJLEE: albert, shipping and commission
merchant, 10 California, r. San Rafael
Dibblee William, brakemau Andrew Onderdonk
Dibert Frank, student Barnard's Business College
Dicaud Joseph, merchant, r. 607 -Vallejo
Dick John, baker, r. 247 Second
Dick P., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 339 Jessie
Dick Robert, engineer, r. 726 Minna
Dick Thomas, packer Robinson, Fowler & Co., r. 33
Jessie, nr Seventh
Dickeld Henry, r. 21 Stanford
Dickens E. F., sub-assistant U. S. Coast Survey, 214
Stockton
Dickens Walter, bookkeeper W. W. Dodge & Co., r.
230G Mission
Dickens. See Dickins
Dickenson Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 522
O.Farrell
Dickenson Elizabeth Mrs., groceries and liquors.
SW cor California and Leavenworth
Dickenson Henry, buttonholemaker, r. 423 Union
Dickenson Rolert D., clerk, r. 1006 Pine
Dickenson W. H., driver Protrero and B. V. R. R.
Dickenson William L., capitalist, r. IdlO Clay
Dickenson William AV., carpenter, r. 613^ Clem, rear
DickeuMcm. See Dickcrson, Dickinson and Dickson
DickerhotlT. M., r. 635 California
Dickerman William T., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r.
523 OFarrell
Dickersou G. Frank, pilot stm Centennial, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Dickersou Robert, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Dickey James, longshoreman, r. 1;11 Harrison
Dickey Jaiiits R., ijrojjtr Bav District Fair Groiinds
Hotel, Sixth Av, nr Fulton
Dickey John T., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 221
Austin
Dickie Bros. (John and James), naval architects, 18
Market, room 7
Dickie Geor;,'e W., engineer liisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 2912 Clay
Dickie James (Dickie Bros.), r. E s Pennsylvania Av,
nr Butte
Dickie John (Dickie Bros.), r. E s Pennsylvania Av,
nr Butte
Dickie John, clerk Alexander Inglis, r. 332 Minna
Dickie William, shipbuilder, office 18 Market, r. NE
cor Pennsylvania Av and Butte
Dickins Arnot G., clerk Adams & Taylor, r. 2306 Mis-
sion
Dickins Sidney T., cashier Christy & Wise, r. 2306
Mission
Dickins. See Dickens
Dickinson Edward B., mining office, 240 Montgomery,
r. 617 Eddy
Dickinson James, receiver Central R. R. Co.. r. 31
Turk
Dickinson James, salesman, r. 1010 Buchanan
Dickinson John, bakery, 703 Van Ness Av
Dickinson John H. (DuBrutz & Dickinson) attomey-
at-law, office 535 California, r. 2021 California
Dickinson John R., artist, r. 28 Riiss
Dickinson Laura B. Mrs., dressmaker, 31 Eddy
Dickinson Peter T., manager American Pipe Co.. office
324 Pine, rooms 8-9, r. Alameda
Dickinson R. E., bookkeeper John Robl, r. 330 O'Far-
rell
Dickinson Robert, broker, r. 217 Post
Dickinson Stanthope, r. 76 Natoma
Dickinson W. H., clerk, r. Franklin Hotel
Dickinson. See Dickenson, Dickerson and Dickson
Dickman John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Dickmann Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Har-
mony Hotel
Dicovich Joseph, butcher Gustav Gabler, r. 1412 Polk
Dickson Alexander, manager subscription dept. A.
Roman & Co., r. 921 Polk
DICKSON, DeTeOLF tSt CO. (George Campbell
and Edward D. Heatley), importing, shipping and
commission merchants, 412^14 Battery
Dickson Frank W., clerk Imperial, London. Northern,
and Queen Insurance Companies, r. 316 Page
Dickeon George, seaman bark Don Nicholas, foot Btale
Dickson George E. (Harrison & Dickson), r. 528 Har
Dickson George R., machinist W. T. Garratt, r. 534
Ninth
Dickson James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Dickson James, machinist S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Dickson James, seaman, r. 4 South Park Av
Dickson J. M. C, r. Park Hotel
Dickson Ji'hn, blacksmith Hottua & Hansen, r. 21 Clara
Dickson John, shipi^ing clerk California Mills, r. Al-
ameda
Dickson John, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
DICKSON ROBERT, manager Imperial Fire In-
surance Co. (Loudon), London Assurance Corpora-
tion (London), Northern Assurance Co. (London) ,
and Queen Ins^urauc e Co. (Liverpool), office 317
California, r. 316 Page
Dickson Thomas, carpenter California Mills, r. Ala-
meda
Dickson. See Dixon
Dick^tahl Adolph, laborer Sol Wangenheim & Co., r.
Santa Rosa Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Dicus William H., captain stm Bullion, Hyde St.
Wharf
Didirle Ignatz, brewer, r. 400 Pacific
Didier Louis, machinist E. Giardini, r. 824 Mont
Didwitz , r. 6 JIartha
Diebold Safe and Lock Co., Brj'ant & Taylor agents,
office 312 California
Dieckhofl' George (Peterson & DieckhotJ"), r. 228 Pac
Dieckmann John, woodturner E. K. Howes & Co., r.
436 'v Clementina
Dieckuiann Peter, r. 735 Brannan
Diederich Henry, bakery, NE cor Hyde and Green
Diederichseu Charles (Drager & Diederichsen), r. 608
Sixth
Diedering Leopold, proptr Pacific Railroad House, 55&
Brannan
Diedering Louis, cook, r. 1808 Powell
Diedrich Charles, clerk Becker Bros., r. SE cc>r Sutter
and Taylor
Diedrichs Herman, clerk Becker Bros., r. SE cor Sut-
ter and Leavenworth
Diidi-ichscn William, captain Tug Wizzard,r. 321 Ellis
Diedrieck Adam H., carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Diefenbacher George, hairdressing saloon, 911 }<? Lar-
kin
Diefendorf George E., clerk Oakland Ferry, r. 715
Hinvard
Diefft'iibacher John. r. 312 Post
Dieftcnbacher William ( Dieffonbacher & Wihl). r. 17
Third
Dieffenbacher & Wihl (William Dicffenbacher and
Giistav Wihl) , commission merchants, 318 Front
Dichl Christian, barber, r. Hansa Hotel
Diehl Conrad, agent S. F. News Co., r. Alameda
Diehl Kate Mrs., dressniaker, r. 522 Jessie
Diehl Peter, varnisher S. F. Furniture Factory, r. 611
Turk
Diehm George, cooper, r. 410 Pacific
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Diel Adolph T., clerk Degener & Co.. r. 1016 Mason
Dlel C, maohinist. r. 207 Post
Diel Henrietta (widow), r. lOlCi Mason
Diely James 13., carpenter, r. 1141 Folsom
Diemer John (Diemer & Ewald), r. 914 Jackson
Dlemer & Ewald (John Diemer. and Anton Ewald),
proptrs Teutonia Hall. 3S8 Bush
Diepow Herrman V., waiter, r. 3"2T Jessie
Dierck Frederick A. (Dierck & Koseberry) , r. Prescott
House
DIE:RCK <fe ROSEBERRY (Frederick A. Dierck.
James Koseberry, and .Vdolph F. Hinz), proptrs
Yolo Mills. NE cor Mission and JIain
Diercks Frank C. (Korts & Diercks). r. 314 Clay
Diereke Henry (Diercks & Hous) . r. 432 Folsom
Diercks Herman, tinsmith, r. .339 Jessie
Diercks & Hous (Henry Diercks. and Hermann Hons) ,
groceries and liquors, 432 Folsom. and SW cor
First and Clementina
Diercks. •peDierks, and Dircks
Diering CWrles F.. morroccofinisher. r. TOS Sixth
Dierke Louis, shoemaker John Utschig. r. 122 Park
Av
Dierks Frederick, waiter Park Hotel, 2o Turk
Dierks Henry, cook Becker & Moegling, r. 30 Sixth
Dierks Henry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
DIERKS THEODOR (Dierks & Janssen), and
undertaker. 1218 Market, r. 18 Fir«t
Dierks Thomas, cook. r. 213 Prospect PI
DIERKS & JANSSEX (Tbeodnr Dierks. and
Fritz Janssen), projitrs German Hotel, 18 First
Dierks. See Diercks, and Dircks
Diers Frederick, liquor saloon and shooting gallery,
524 Fourth, r. 1048 Folsom
Diers Henry, groceries and liquors. 3.37 Third
Diers Peter, clerk Henry Diers, r. 337 Third
Diers William, driver Albany Brewery, r. 7.5 Everett
Diersch Henry, labo/er, r. 31 Alta PI
Dieser Frederick, sawyer Pacific Barrel and Keg Co..
r. 22 Mary
Dieser Johanna (widow) , r. 22 Mary
Diestel Frank (Diestel & Keifer). r. Thirty-third Av,
nr Point Bay View
Diestel k Kiefer (Frank Diestel, and Aloise Kiefer) ,
tallow factory, Thirty-third Av, nr Point Bay
View
Dieter Henry, groceries and liquors, 1G06 Mission
Dieterich Christian, truss and crutch manuf, S s
Twentieth, bet Hampshire and Potrero Av
Diethelm Kate, domestic 1427 Post
DIETLE CHARLES, bootmaker, 235 Bush. r. 234
Page
Dietmar Charles, barkeeper, r. 8 Virginia PI
Dietrich August, barkeeper, r. 909 Sacramento
Dietrich Caspar (Dietrich & Leedes), i. 3 Dawson PI
Dietrich G., carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
Dietrich Henry, salesman Kothschiid & Ehrenpfort,
r. 941 Howard
Dietrich J., r. 920 Folsom
Dietrich William, musician, r. 620 Washington
Dietrich William A., r. 925 Broadwav
Dietrich William K.. olfice 521 Clay.'r. 1422 Clay
Dietrich & Leedes ( Caspar Dietrich and Albert Leedes) ,
Austrian Beer Hall, HoO Sacramento i
Dietro Pietro, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dietsch Frank E., tanner Christian Hellwig. r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Dietsch Gottlieb, tannery, Twenty-sixth, bet Howard
and Mission, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Dietsch Louis, currier Gottlieb Deitsch, r. 115 Twenty-
sixth
Dietterle Frank, butcher Joseph Winrow Jr., r. 751
Oapp
Dietterle George, r. 751 Capp
Dietterle Helena (widow/ , r. 751 Capp
DIETZ A. C. & CO., importers and wholesale
dealers paints, oils, glass, varnishes, and lamps,
224 Front
Dietz Alfred C. (A. C. Dietz k Co.), r. Oakland
Dietz Ambrose P., superintendent Youths' Directory,
otlice and r. 1417 Howard
Dietz Charles L., with Calvin, Nutting & Son, r. .531
Linden
Dietz Dora Mrs., matron Youths' Directory, r. 1417
Howard
Dietz Ferdinand, extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1744 Market
Dietz Frank, bookkeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel
Dietz George F., cashier A. C. Dietz & Co., r. Oakland
Dietz Henry, butcher Philip Seibel, r. 735 O'Farrell
Deitz John, shoemaker, r. 391 Eighth
Dietz Philip, baker Heinme & Keuter. r. 5 Folsnm Av
Dietz William A., butcher John ('. Germer, r. 511 Pac
Dietzlcr George W., mining, olbce 328 Montgomery,
room 20. r. 8 Liberty
Diez Castro C., importer and manuf Havana cigars,
427 Front, r. 2217 Fillmore
Diez John, laborer Deetkin & Smith, r. 19 Channel
Diezelskie Louis, waiter, r. 279 Stevenson
Difeau Peter. Ship Calkers' Assn. Barr's Hall
Diflev Peter, r. 340 Page
DiftotA.,r. .520 Bush
Diggins Augustus C. (Diggins Bros), r. 2.520 Sutter
DIGGIIVS BROTHERS (Augustus C, Byron and
Julius C.I,iiintractors, office 528 Cal, room 6
Diggius Byron (Diggins Bros), r. 2512 Sutter
Diggins Eliza (widow), r. 2520 Sutter
Diggins John, teamster Diggins Bros., r. 2512 Sutter
Diggins Julius C. (Diggins Bros. l, r. 2520 Sutter
Digtiius William M., contractor, office 528 California,
room 6, r. S s Fell, bet Scott and Devisadero
Diggle W. M. (Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.), office 620
East, r. Union Club
Diggs Eva Miss, compositor John H. Carmany & Co.,
r. Oakland
Diggs William H .. wharfinger Harrison and Spear
Sts. Wharf , r. 124 Bartlett
Digier Arthur, fruit dealer, r. 1U02 Montgomery
Digier Csesar, fruit dealer, r. 1002 Montgomery
Dignan Francis, Ship Calkers' Assn. Barra's Hall
Dignan James, hostler N. B. and Mission B. R., r. 21
Harrison Av
Dignan Michael, fireman stm Capital, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Di.ieau Angeline Mrs., laundry, (J04 Broadway
Dijeau Pierre, cal!-er, r. 604 Broadway
Dikeman Daniel S., collector and general business
agent, NW cor Hyde and McAllister, r. 117 Mason
Dileo Francisco. Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Dilges Conrad, laborer Newmount & Co., r. 860 Har
Dilges Emma Miss, boxmakerF. Korbel & Bros., r. 658
Bryant
Dilges Jacob, laborer. 658 Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Dilke John T., butcher, r. 120}^ Townsend
Dill Albert F,, master mariner, office 271 East, r. Oak-
land
Dill George H., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 703
Market
Dill Henry, cooper, r. 2 Clinton
Dill John Jr.. student, r. 119 Liberty
Dill John P.. compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. W s
Columbia, bet Twentieth and Twenty first
Dilla Achille. fisherman, r. S s Union, bet San and Bat
Dilla H . B. (Hixson & Dilla) , r. 235 sixth
Dilla Wallace D., fish and poultry, 237 Sixth, r. 235
Sixth
Dillaye Francis, musician, r. 725 O'Farrell
Dillick Terrence S., steward United States Restaur-
ant, r. 915 Montgomery
Dilling Henry, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn. Druids'
Hall
Dillon Miss, cloakmaker, r. 202 Sixth
Dillon Allen R., r. Park Hotel
Dillon Annie (widow), employee Henry Schammel, r.
1503 Mason
Dillon Annie Miss, seamstress Schlueter & Volberg
Dillon Bridget (widow), r. 537 Stevenson
Dillon Charles, r. cor Twenty-fourth and San Bruno
Road
Dillon Charles, barkeeper John Banks, r. 507 Stev
Dillon Charles, machini--t, r. 720 Folsom
Dillon Charles H., assistant license collector, r. 711
Polk
Dillon Daniel, porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 315 Jessie
Dillon Dennis F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 537
Stevenson
DIL.I.ON EDWARD, chronometer and watch-
maker. .508 Battery, r. 2215 Octavia
Dillon Edward, foreman laborers Presidio Reserva-
tion
Dillon Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 537
Stevenson
Dillon Edward Jr., bookkeeper Sanford M. Hills, r.
2215 Octavia
Dillon Frederick, stevedore, r. 19 Welsh
Dillon George, teamster, r. cor Kearny and Francisco
Dillon Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sau Jose
Av and Valley
Dillon James, r. 315 Sixth
Dillon James, jjlasterer, t. iy^ Bryant Av
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Dillon James, teamster A. Lusk & Co., r. li Vincent
Dillon Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co., Potrero
Works, r. 7 Michigan
Dillon Jeremiah, paver, r. 6 McLea Court, rear
Dillon Johanna (widow) , r. 420 Shipley
Dillon John, r. 47 Jessie
Dillon John, r. i'll Post
Dillon John, r. 620 Ellis
Dillon John, carxDenter Sanford M. Hills, 840 Clay
Dillon John F., dresser, U. S. Marine Hospital
Dillon Joseph M., artist Universal Copying Co., r.
1031 Market
Dillon Josephine, shoefitter, r. 262 Jessie
Dillon Luke, liquor saloon N s Fulton, bet Baker
and Broderick
Dillnn Margaret Mrs., lodgings, 78(5 Folsom
Dilluu Margaret K. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 2Jlo Octavia
Dillon Mark, serviceman S. F. Gaslight Co.
Diil'iu Mark A., cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. N s
Twenty-fourth, bet Folsom and Treat Av
Dillnn Mary (widow), cloakmaker, r. i(J2 Jessie
Dillon Marj' Miss, with John Kavanagh, r. Linden
House
Dill'jn Michael, peddler, r. 1713 Leavenworth, rear
Dillon Nicholas, lab ,rer, r. 102 Clara
Dillon Patrick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Dillon Patrick F., molder Fulton Iron Works, r.Es
Chattanooga, bet Twcnty-tirst and Twenty-second
Dillon Thomas, plasterer, r. 11 Cullege PI
Dillon Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 313 Sixth
Dil.on Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor Green and Sansom
Dillon Thomas, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Dillon Thomas F., clerk Kedingtou & Co., r. 47 Jessie
Dillon Thomas H . (Dillon i; Drew) , r. N s Seventeenth,
bet Sherman and Diamond
Dillon William, laborer, r. 420 Shipley
DLLLOX & OREAV (Thomas U. Dillon and John
K. Drew), stiiirbuilders, 227 Spear
Dilman George, painter Southern Pacific K. R., r. E s
Nebraska, nr Humboldt
Dilmann George F., lodgings, 82.5 Kearny
Dilworth John, printer K. G. Dun & Co., r. 6 Martha
PI
Dime Saving:s Bank, P. J. Kennedy receiver, office 421
California
Dimuiell James S., seaman, r. 32 Tehama
DIMMER XICHOL.AS (Dimmer & Stoge), and
groceries and liquors, SE cor Bruadway and Powell
DIMJ>UER & STEGE (N. Dimmer and H. Stege),
groceries and liquors, 719 Pacific
Dimock Silas, carriage woodworker, 1232 Folsom, r. 115
Seventh
Dim m Charles L., with Phoenix (of Hartford), and
Home (of New York) Insurance Companies, r.
Oakland
Dimou Jacob S. Jr., bookkeeper John Middleton &
Son, r. 19 Ellis
Dimon Sarah I. (widow), r. 19 Ellis
Dimond C. E. D., r. Clipper Hotel
Dimond John, butler E. F. Hall, 915 Leavenworth
Dimond William H., with Williams, Blanchard k Co.,
r. 1415 Jones
Dim ind. See Diamond
Dimpfftl George H. A., r. 636 Poet
Diuan Catharine (widow) , r. 1 Scheerer PI
Dinau Dennis C, salesman C. James Kingof William &
Co., r. 0 Jane PI
Dinan Dennis F., saddler Main & Winchester, r. 1
Scheerer PI
Dinan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 37 Natoma
Dinan Jeremiah B., harness-cleaner W. E. Bridge, r.
i> Jane PI
Dinan John, cook St. Mary's Hospital
Diuan John F., baker, r. 270 Brannau
Dinan John S., blacksmith Sutter St. R.R., r. 35 Austin
Dinan William E.. printer Alta California Job Oflice,
OJane PI
Dinan. See Dynan
Diueen Charles, r. 512 Mission
Dineen Jeremiah W., painter Market St. R. R., r. 235
Minna
Dineen John W, cook, r. 210 Steuart
Dineen. See Dinneen
Dingberg John, miller Dierck & lloseberry, r. NW cor
Main and Mission
Dingtlberger Edwara, liquor saloon, SW cor Brannan
and Seventh
Dingeon Leon (Tschurr & Dingeon), r. 615 Wash
Dingle George, r. 338 Third
Dingle Raymond, apprentice Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r.
701 Dupont
Dingle Richard, carpenter, r. W s West Mission, bet
Ridley and Hermann
Dingle William, stockcutter Jory Bros., r. \V s West
Mission, bet Rtdlev and Hermann
DINGLEY CHARLES L.., lumber. Pier, i Stuart,
r. Oakland
Dingley T. F., r. 107 Guerrero
Dinkelspiel Arthur, bookkeeper L. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. 713 Post
Dinkelspiel Emile (L. Dinkelspiel k Co.), r. 713 Post
Dinkelspiel H., student Heald's Business College
Dinkelspiel Joseph (Dinkelspiel & Nurdmann) , r. 406
Eddy
DINKEL.SPIEL. Li. 6i CO. (Lazarus and Emile
Dinkelspiel, and John A. Cook) , importers and
jobbers foreign and domestic dry goods, 37-39
Battery
Dinkelspiel Lazarus (L. Dinkelspiel & Co^ r. 713 Post
DiukelsiJiel Louis M., salesman L. DinkeWi)iel & Co.,
r. 122 Post
Dinkelspiel Michael (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.) , r. New
Y(^rk
Dinkelspiel Samuel B. (S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.),r.
I New York
DINKELSPIEL. S. B. «fe CO. (M. Dinkelspiel
I and Joseph Haber) , importers watches, jewelry,
I and ijrecioiis stones. 313 Bush
DINKELSPIEL, & NO RDM ANN (Joseph Din-
kelspiel and Josei>h Nordmanu) , imi^orters watch-
makers' and jewelers' materials, 120 Sutter '
Dinklage Herman, clerk Paul Neuman, r. 1718 Bush
Dinneen Dennis, laborer, r. 430 Clementina
Dinneen P. J., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
241 Ninth
Dinneen. See Dineen
Dinniene John, glass-engraver, r. 10 Second Av
Dinnieiie Timothy, butcher, r. 331 Bryant
Diuse Augustus, mariner, r. 735 Brannan
Diuse Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Liuser Gustav, seaman, r. Harmony Hotel
Dinsley Angle Miss, student Barnard's Business Coll.
Dinsmore John, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
333 Geary I
DINSMORE ROBERT, stockbroker, 220 Mont-
gomery, r. 639 Sutler
Dinsmore S., r. 33-36 St. Ann's Building
Dinsmore William H.. deputy-stu'veyor Port San
Francisco, r. 930 Market
Dinsmore. See Densmore
Dios Rose, waiter, r. 415 Drumm
Dippallo James (Vincent Maschil & Co.), r. 117 Sev-
enth
Dippel Henry, bricklayer, r. 2316 Mason
Dippel John (Dippel it Gress), r. Railroad Av, nr
Sixth Av, Souths. F.
Dippel William G., tailor, 106 Dupont, ro im 13
Dippel iS: Gress (John Diiqjel and George Gress),
blacksmiths, Railroad Av, nr Sixth Av, South S. F.
Dircks George, master mariner, r. cor Ninth Av and
G, Hauler's Point, South S. F.
Dircks Hugo, master mariner, r. cor Ninth Av and G,
Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Dircks John A. C, shipcalker, r. Fifth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Dircks John J., shipwright, r. cor Ninth Av and G,
Hunters Point, South S. F.
Dircks. See Ditrcks ami Dierks
DIRECTORY CITY AND COUNTY OP SAN
FRANCISCO (uniiually), Henry G. Laugley
publisher, olftce 14 Montgomery Av
DIRECTORY (BCSINESS), CITY AND
COUNTY OP SAN FRANCISCO (annually),
Henry G. Langley publisher, 14 Montgomery Av
Directory City of San Frauiisco (Bisnoii's), li. C.
Vaiulall publisher, ollice 51K Clay
DIRECTORY OF CALIFORNIA STATE AND
COUNTY, Henry G. Langley publisher, office
14 Montgomirv Av
DIRECTORY OF OAKLAND (annually) , Henry
li. Laijgley publisher, office 14 Montgomery Av
DIRECTORY OF THE PACIFIC COAST,
Henry G. Langley publisher, office 14 Montgom-
ero Av
Dirking Fritz (J. W. Tucker & Co.), r. N s Fair Av,
nr Mission
Dirkiuann John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Dirnen Henry, laborer, r, 367 Natoma
Diroff Paul, hostler B. Miller, r. 53 Clay
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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liirtch Joseph, seamau, r. 12 Jackson
I lisbrow James, r. 315 )< Jessie
Jiisdier Jules, barkeeijer Giraud & Martin, r. 11
Hinekley
|)isereiis Frederick, bookkeeper John D. Hooker, r.
3U3 Octavia
liisbliu Emily Miss, hairdresser and furnished rooms,
705 Howard
Dislow Henry, seaman, r. 1220 Powell
Disotell Nelson, shoemaker J. Lueier, r. 235 Fifth
Dispatch Grist Mill, Linthal A: Stephens proptrs, 19
Stevenson
Diss Carl, dairyman Roland Bros., r. NE cor Fell and
Shrader
Diss Frank A. J. (Diss & Co.), r. 2109 Devisadero
DISS .& CO. (Frank A. J. Diss), groceries, 957
Market
Dissat Antoine, hairdresser and wigmaker, 511 Kearny,
r. 1017 Clay
Disseeker John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Distampes August, tanner August Onen, r. S s Twen-
ty-ninth, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Diste'l Frank (Distel & Kaifer), r. Thirty-third Av, nr
Point Bay View
Distel & Kaifer (Frank Distel and Aloise. Kaifer),
talluw factory. Thirty-third Av,nr Point Bay View
DISTRICT ATTORXKY CITY A1SI> COUN-
TY, otfice Old City Hall, third Floor
DISTRICT ATTORNEY U. S., office NE cor
Washington and Battery
DISTRICT COURT FOURTH DISTRICT,
Old City Hall, second floor, judge's chambers 29
Mouttjomery Block
DISTRICT COURT TWELFTH DISTRICT,
Old City Hall, second floor, judge's chambers 45
Montgomery Block
DISTRICT COURT FIFTEENTH DIS-
TRICT, court room and judge's chambers 8
Montgomery Av, third floor
DISTRICT COURT NINETEENTH DIS-
TRICT, court room and judge's chambers New
Citv Hall, second floor
DISTRICT COURT TW'ENTY-THIRD DIS-
TRICT, court room and judge's chambers 27 Post
Disturnell William C, clerk S. F. Directory, 14 Mont-
gomery Av
Dithmar Augustus C, machinery, 626 Fourth
Dithmar, Emma Miss, private school and teacher
music, 403 Sixth
Dithmar Henry, machine hand Albert Washburn, r.
(;20 Fourth
Ditsch Frank, printer, r. 803 Bryant
Ditte Michael, (Bross & Co.), r. 243 Stevenson
Dittelbach Morris, peddler, r. 175 Clara
DITTMANN EMIL, professor mathematics, r.
1415 Sacramento
Dittmann John C, showcasemaker Jacob M. Miller,
r. 114 Hayes
Dittmar Charles, (Steiner & Dittmar), r. 431 Pine
Dittmar Frederick, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r.
2019 Folsom
Dittmar Harmon, cook Hackmeier's Hotel, r. 108 Wil-
liam, rear
Dittmer Claus, r. 624 Lombard
Dittmer Frederick, tailor, 4 Ha>-wood
Dittmer Henry, cabinetmaker August Jungblut & Co.,
r. 1412 Devisadero
DITTMER HENRY, produce commission, 117
Drumm, r. 1712 Hyde
Dittmer Herman (John Martens & Co.) , r. 1008 Steiner
Ditz Leopold, blacksmith, r. 834 Vallejo, rear
Ditzler C, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New York
Ditzler Magdalene (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 10 Harriet
Divan Frederick, cook. r. -522 Dup<int
Diver Raymond A., traveling agent Newton Bros, r.
22 Haight
Dividend or Morrison's Building, NW cor Pine and
Leidesdorfl'
Divine James, r. 423 Hyde
Dlvisich Stephen (Divisch & Buja), r. 1713 Mason
Divisich &Buja (Stephen Divisich and Nicholas Buja),
restaurant, 332 East
Dix Casper (Dix & Straub) , r. NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Dix & Straub (Casper Dix and Michael Straub) , groce-
ries and liquors, NE cor Filbert and Fillmore
Dixey Francis, cutleri r. 1113 Sutter
Dixey William F., clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
1113 Sutter
Dixier John, watchmaker, r. 40 Silver, rear
Dixon Albert F.,r. 914 Pine
Dixon Andrew, seamau, r. 37 Pacitic
Dixon Bessie Miss, assistant Eighth Street Grammar
School, r. lioy Shotwell
Dixon Charles .v., carpenter, r. 515!^ Bush
Dixon Clement, li(iUor saloon, 8 Summer
Dixon Daniel, longshoreman Meuzies ,^- Bingham
Dixon Dixon, ihainm'aker Pacitic Chain Works, r. W a
Iowa, ur Yuba
Dixon Dixon Jr., chainmaker Pacific Chain 'Works, r.
W B Iowa, nr Yuba
Dixon Edmund, cook and b.iker.r. 1513 Leavenworth
Dixon Edward J., bricklayer, r. 9 Boardman PI
Dixon Elizabeth Mrs. (Dixon & Putnam) , r. 48 Geary
Dixon George, painter, r. 9:!2 Harrison
Dixon George, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Dixon George L., restaurant. 2645 Mission
Dixon George W. (Curtis, Dixon & Co.) , r. '268 Tyler
Dixon Harriet H. (widow), toys and stationery, 923
Larkin
Dixon Henry J., captain schr Caroline Dixon, r. 504
Minna
Dixon Isaac, builder, 638 Market
Dixon James, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Dixon' James, laborer, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
Pioneer House
Dixon John, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. 18 Clara
Dixon John, capitalist, office 14 Leidesdorff, r. Oakland
Dixon John, foreman Pacific Chain Works, r. W s
Iowa, ur Yuba ,
Dixon John, machinist, r. 231 Second
Dixon John, salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 919
Eddy
Dixon John G. (Dixon & White), r. NW cor Capp and
Twenty-f(mrth
Dixon John J., foreman Bush fc Scudder, r. 409 Oak
Dixon Laura E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2108 Fillmore
Dixon Patrick, r. 512 Mission
Dixon Richard, engineer John Greif & Co., r. 1223
Pscitic
Dixon Robert, office 14 Liedesdorff, r. 919 Eddy
Dixim Robert S., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 919
Eddy
Dixon Samuel, clerk, r. 1223 Pacific
Dixon Samuel, stockbroker, office 14 Leidesdorff, r.
503 Bush
Dixon Samtiel L., clerk Samuel Dixon, r. Oakland
Dixon Sarah Miss, bookfolder Charles E. Rankin, r.
1223 Pacific
Dixon Thomas, carpenter, r. 309 Ivy Av
Dixon Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 327
O'Farrell
Dixon Thomas, oyster saloon, 15 Stockton
Dixon Thomas H., bookkeei)er Samuel Dixon, r. Oak-
lann
Dixon Thomas H., carpenter and builder, r. 044 Fil-
bert
Dixon Thomas J., r. 442 Brannan
Dixon William, plasterer, r. NW cor California and
Devisadero
Dixon William G., collector, r. 21 Perry
Dixon William H., chainmaker Pacific Chain Works, r.
W 8 Iowa, nr Yuba
Dixon k Putnam (Mrs. Elizabeth Dixon and Mrs. Eliza-
beth Putnam! , uulliners, 48 Geary
Dixon 4: White (John G. Dixon, and Fred. H. White),
Eureka Laundry, NW cor Capp and Twenty-sixth
Dixon. See Dickson
Dizney William, furniture man Palace Hotel
Doane Charles Mrs., r. 42 Hawthorne
Doane Frederick A., clerk A. Roman & Co., r. 42 Haw-
thorne
Doane George W., bakery, 1019 Howard
Doane Hettie Miss, r. 327 Eddy
Doane Isaac Y. (Doane k Co.) , r. 019 Eighteenth
Doane John H., clerk Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 1819 Eddy
Doane John C, bookkeeper ami cashier Michels,
Friedlauder & Co., r. 1819 Eddy
Doane Joshua G., boarding stable, hay, grain, coal,
and wood, NE cor Tyler and Web.'ter, r. Ill'/
Tyler
Doane Marshall, contractor, r. 27 Liberty
Doane Micah. drayman, office IIG Battery, r. 833 Har
Doane Prince A,, salesman Hanson, Ackerson & Co.,
r. 912 Twentieth
Doane Wilbur G. (Doane & Henshelwood) , r. 717 Ellis
Doane Willard C. (Doane & Co.), r. 1619 Bush
Doane & Co. (Willard C. Doane, Robert H. Espy, Hen-
ry S. Gile, and Isaac Y. Doane) , wholesale oysters,
92 CaUfomia Market
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Eeurny
Doapfner Charles, r. 1517 Mason
DoaifltT Ann, domestic 530 Twenty -third
Dobbeleer Jacob, seaman, r. 27 Koudel PI
Dobble J. B. (Elder S Dobbie) , r. 52'J Post
Dobbin Hamilton, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer i
Sle.ssiuger. r. 526 Howard
Dobbiu Henry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Dobbin Vv'., physician, r. Lick House
Dobbins Henry, seaman, r. 204 Steu&rt
Dobbs Lemuel, commission agent, r. 1053 Market
Dober Charles, telegraph operator United Carriage
Co.
Dober Francis M., tailor, r. S s Valley, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Dober Frank, laborer, r. 420 Hickory Av
Dober Josepli W. B., carpenter, r. 452 Tehama
Dobert Henry, bartender Heurj- Maas, r. 201 Fremont
Dobie William, bookkeeper Greenebauni, Sachs &
Freeman, r. 609 Pine
Dobinson James H., private secretary William Sharon,
offiie 30") Sansom, r. Palace Hotel
DOBIjE ABXER, successor Nelson & Doble, agent
Thomas irirth i; Sous (Sheffield, England), cast
steel, etc., and manufacturer cast steel tools, 13
and 15 Fremont, and horseshoer, 567 Mission, r.
1315 Gough
Doblemann Catharine (widow), r. 2 Miller PI
Dobler Jacob, milker K. Frank & Brother, r. Six-
teenth Av, nr I, South S. F.
Dobler Joseph, milker R. Frank ..V Brother, r. Six-
teenth Av, nr I, .South S. F.
Doblin Ja.:ob, cigar manuf, 1320 Ninth
Dobuer Sklorris, fancy goods, 1120 Stockton
Dobrzensky Adolph, expressman NE cor Mission and
Fremont, r. 2322Filmore
Dobrzensky Hiildah Misb, student Barnard's Business
College
Dobrzensky Julius Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 21
Sixth
Dobrzensky Ro.sa Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 615
Larkin
Dobrzensky Samuel, exjiressman, r. 2322 Filmore
Dobson B., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Dobsun Charles, chief engineer btm Constance, r. 438
Clementina
DobsLin David, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louisiana, nr Shasta
Dob.sou Henry, barkeeper J. Koster, r. 1224 Mont
Dob.>on John, inuriuer, r. 43 Vallejo
Dock P. 0., clerk G. M. Runge, r. SW cor Union and
Octavia
Dockendortl' Emil, teamster, r. NW cor Franklin and
Lilly Av
DOCKEXDORPF G. «& CO. (Charles Herbst),
real-estatebrokers, 33 Kearny
Dockendorfl' George (G. Dockendorflf & Co.), r. 015
Webster
Dockham Henry, r. Clipper Hotel
Dockham Phoebe (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
Docking James, shoemaker, r. 1300}^ Stockton
Docking Jt)el, proptr Dockiug'.s Hall and Concert
Saloon, 409 aud 411 Montgomery .\v, r. 634 Vallejo
Docking Richard, bricklayer, r. 634 Vallejo
Dockwiler Henry, salesman, r. 763 Mission
Dodd Adam, ma»>ter mariner, r. 322 Twenty-second
Dodd Frederick, blacksmith, r. 427 Greenwich
Dodd Henry, painter, r. 251 Stevenson
Dodd John S., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2021 Pow
Dodd Michael, painter, r. 254 Clara
Dodd Riclinrd, laundrymau, r. 907 Folsom
Dodd Snnuiel, in8i)ector Custom House, r. 5 Franklin
Dodd William, r. N s Twenty-first, bet Harrison and
Columbia
Dodd William, painter Edward M.Gallagher, r. 321
Tehama
Doden Hammond, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Sb
Santa Clara, nr Carolina
Dodge B., s<-em painter Baldwin's Theatre
Dodge Cortland, solicitor, r. 1034 )s Folsom
Dodge Daniel, butcher, NE cor Howard and Steuart,
r. 410 Harrison
Dodge David, superintendent Excelsior Planing Mills,
r. SW cor Fifteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Dodge David F., dry goods, r. 21 'laylor
Dodge Edward J., r. 1149 Mission
Dodge E. J. (J. Russ is. Co.), r. Alameda
Dodge Eleazer E., physician, oflice and r. 1018 Mission
Dodge Eliza L. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department
U. S. Mint, r. 1216 Mission
Dodge Ezekiel G., machinist Samuel Hill, 634 Market
Dodge Francis, housemover, r. 1149 Mission
Dodge George, carpenter, r. 913 Bryant
Dodge George S., capitalist, office 302 Montgomery,
room 4, r. Oakland
Dodge George W.. driver People's Ice Co., r. 312 Miss
DODGE HEXRY C, cashier Ten Cent Parcel
Delivery Co.. r. 1730 Eddy
DODGE HEXRV L.. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.), and
sui)eriutendent U. S. Mint, office NW cor Mission
and Filth, r. Grand Hotel
Dodge Henry W., plumber, r. 16 Seventh
Dodge James S. (Dodye & Pierce), r. 1018 Mission
Dodge Jered S., amateur printing pre.-ses, r . 1018 Miss
Dodge John L., clerk Henry W. Helms, r. 1149 Miss
Dodge John W.. seal engraver G. M. Wood & Co., r.
919 Bryant
Dodge J. W.. butcher, 71-72 Grand Arcade Market, r.
919 Bryant
Dodge Liudley M., carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
709)^ Minna
Dodge Luther C. (Forsaith jc Dodge), r. 252 Second
Dodge Miles B., mauuf. mining machines, r. 600 Bush
Dodge Miles B. Jr. (Dodge iV Gorevan), r. 511 Mont
Dodge Nathan, superintendent Centre Market, SE
cor Sutter and Dupout, r. 1019 Tweuty-lirst
Dodge Oliver N., butler Mrs. Mark Hopkins, 731 Sut
Dodge Orin, clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 120 Ellis
Dodge Schallar C, carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
913 Brvant
DODGE, S1VEENBY & CO. (Henry L. Dodge,
Lorenzo H. Sweeney, and John E. Ruggles) whole-
sale provisions aud commission merchants. 406
Front
Dodge William J., teamster Francis Dodge, r. 1149
Mission
Dodge William W. (W. W. Dodge A; Co.), r. 913 Bush
DODGE W. W. t<; CO. (Joseph T. Glover, Newton
Booth, and Cyrus T. Wheeler) , wholesale gro-
ceries, provisions, etc., NW cor Clay and Front,
(aud Booth & Co., Sacramento City)
Dodge & Gorevan (Miles B. Dodge Jr. and James J.
Gorevan) , merchant tailors, 511 Montgomery
Dodge ic Pierce (James S. Dodge aud James H. Pierce) ,
stationers, 22 Kearny
Dodge Zeuas U., r. 1018 Mission
Dodsoii BeverJy, coachman W. C. Talbot, r. 1915 Bdwy
Dodson Henry, groom W. C. Talbot, r. 1918 Pacific
Doe Alonzo C, mailing clerk Post-office, r. 1625)4 Pine
DOE, \^. <& J. S. (Bartleit, J. S. and Charles F. Doe),
mauufs aud dealers doors, sash and blinds, 44-48
Market
Doe Bartlett (B. & J. S. Doe) , r. 127 Kearny
Doe Charles F. (B. & J. S. Doe, and Knowland & Doe) ,
r. Grand Hotel
Doe Charles W., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, r. 716 Howard
Doe Frank P., bookkeeper Knowland & Doe, r.716 How
Doe John C, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. Ala-
meda
Doe John S. (B. & J. S. Doe), and manager Pac. Soda
AVorks, office 109 Cal, room 12, r. Grand Hotel
Doe L. E., sashmaker, r. 105 Stockton
Doe Lonng B., clerk B. & J. S. Doe, r. 930 Market
Doe Mellen, conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r.<T03
Market
Doe Melleu L., clerk B. A: J. S. Doe, r. 703 Market
Doehriug Cliarles, bakery aud confectionery, 336 Third
Doelger John, baker William Hessler, r. 4 Reed PI
Doelger Lena Miss, domestic 919 Post
Doerfler Henry (Bull" i: Doerfler), r. SW cor Twenty-
tir.st and Valeucia
Doertier Morris, suusagcmaker Winter Bros., r. 1126
Tyler
Doering George, laborer S.F. Cordage Co., r. Missouri,
nr Vuba
Doering John, butcher M. Selig, r. Seventh Av, bet N
and M, South S. F.
Doerr August, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 14 Clin-
ton
Doerr Henry, liquor saloon, 163 Jessie
Doerr Philip, blacksmith John Weichhart, r. E s San-
chez, ur Twenty-eighth
Doerrer W. G. (Doerrer & Kelly) , r. 8 Pearl
Doerrer & Kelly (W. G. D(jerrer and Joseph Kelly),
house and sign painters, a06 Market
Doggett Bolivar, jiliimber, r. 13'20 Pacific
Doggett Danton, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co/vr.
119 O'Farrell
BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Monteromerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Doggett D. 8., bookkeeper Tatum & Bowen, r. 1001
Powell
Doggfftt Samnel W., attorney at law, office 611 Clay,
rouuj ->, r. li;»M O'Farrell
Doheuy James, laborer, r. 3 Church Lane
Doheny Jereiuiah J., salesman, r. 121:; Twenty-first
Doheny William, laborer, r. Sanchez, nr German
Hospital
Dohi'itory Adrian, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. fil
Shipley
Doherty Annie Miss, r. 1914 Taylor, rear
Doherty Bernard, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway, rear
Doherty Charles E., wireworker Charles H. Gruenha-
geu, r. 5J4 Natoma
Doherty Cornelius, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 12
Br.iadway, rear
Doherty Cornelius, tanner, r. E 8 Market, bet Twelfth
ana Thirteenth
Doherty Daniel, laborer, r. 524 Natoma
Doherty Daniel, laborer, r. 135 Folsom
Doherty Daniel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Doherty Daniel, tailor, 6'26 Merchant, r. 912 Natoma
Doherty Dennis, expressman, cor Sixth and Mission,
r. sE cor Post and Baker
Doherty Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 11
Gilbert
Doherty Fannie, domestic Webster, bet Union and
Green
Doherty Ferdinand G., bookkeeper Eountree & Mc-
Chire. r. Harvey House
Doherty Frank, clerk A. F. Nye & Co., r. 28 Glen
Park Av
Doherty Frank -J., exi)ressman, 135 Fremont, r. 2010
Larkin
Doherty George, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Doherty George H., painter, r. 10 Stockton PI
Doherty George W., deputy City and County Sur-
veyor, r. Oakland
Doherty Hugh, laborer William Kerr, r. S s Lombard,
nr Montgomery
Doherty Hugh, proptr Western Hotel, 214 Broadway
Doherty Hugh, trader, r. 005 Bryant
Doherty Isabella Miss, nurse, r. 1514 Mason
Doherty James (Doherty & Horrigan) , r. 8 Moss
Doherty James, r. 513 Stevenson
Doherty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2747
Harrison
Doherty James, laborer William Kerr, r. 905 Battery
Doherty James, oiler Pacific Mall S. S. Colima
Doherty James, teamster James McDevitt, 911 Sansom
Doherty Jane, domestic 2420 Howard
Doherty Jane E. (widow), r. 504 Powell
Doherty Johanna Mrs., ironer S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Doherty John, blacksmith, r. 270 First
Dohert}' John, carx^enter, r. tiSO Minna
Doherty John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S., Granada
Doherty John, laborer, x- 519 Mission
Doherty John, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Doherty John, laborer, r. W. s Sansom, nr Filbert rear
Doherty John, lineman. Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. .52 Jessie
Doherty John, liquor saloon, 1016 Market, r. 419 Stev
Doherty John, morocco finisher Peter Bailey, r. 60S
Sixth
Doherty John, plumber and gasfitter, 345 Kearny, r.
1312 Pacific
Doherty John, shoemaker Edward Main, r. Mission
bet First and Second
Doherty John, teamster James McDevitt. 911 Sansom
Doherty John, waiter. Grand Hotel
DOHERTY jrOHlV W., general manager North
Pac. Coast R. R. Co., office 328 Mont, room 9-11
r. Palace Hotel
Doherty Kate Miss., domestic 1007 Jackson
Doherty Lizzie Miss., r. W s Treat Av. bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Doherty M.. laborer. Pacific Mail S. 8. Co
Doherty M., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E, s Il-
linois nr Twentieth
Doherty Maggie, Miss., r. 202 Sixth
Doherty Mary Miss., domestic 501 Geary
Doherty Maurice, laborer, r. 42H Broadway
Doherty Michael, blacksmith, r. 532 Howard
Doherty Michael, fireman, engine No. 9. >S. F. F. D., r.
318 Main
Dohertv Michael, laborer, r. 213 M Clara
Doherty F., laborer, Andrew Onderdonk
Doherty Owen, laborer, William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
Doherty Patrick, r. .528 Pacific
Doherty Patrick, r. 1018 Clay
Doherty Patrick, laborer, Andrew Onderdonk
Doherty Patrick, laborer, r. 530 Third
Doherty Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway rear
Doherty Philip, labirer, r. 720 Natoma
Doherty Philip A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 720 Na-
toma
Doherty Rose, domestic, 515 MiAllister
Doherty Thomas, engineer, r. 12 Natoma
Doherty Thomas, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 348
Eleventh
Doherty Thomas, laborer. Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Doherty Thomas S.. tinsmith, Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 7'.!0 Natoma
Doherty Timothy, iruits and groceries, 303 Hayes
Doherty William, seaman, r. 64 Natoma
Doherty William, .service man S. F. Gas Light Co.
Doherty William K.. physician, office and r. 30 Kear
Doherty & Horrigan (James Doherty and Denis Hor-
rigan) , boarding stable, 8 Moss
Doherty. See Dorety, Dorrity, Dougherty, O'Doherty,
and O'Dougherty
Dohm Jennie, chambermaid Russ House
Dohmann Hermann, liquor saloon, 23 Washington, r.
429 Chestnut
Dohmen Charles, fancy goods, 761 Howard
Dohiuer Henry, r. 1048 Folsom
Dohu George H., cooper, r. 10 Willow
Dohn Reiuhuld, wireworker Charles H. Gruenhagen
Dohney Edward, apprentice Savage & Son, r. cor Turk
and .Pierre
Dohoney John, teamster Joseph Henry, r. 117 Shipley
Dohrmaun Adolph (Dohrmanu « Co.), r. 720 Tyler
Dohrm:mu Frederick A., carpenter and builder, r. 20
Folsom Av
Dohrmaun Frederick W. (B. Nathan & Co.) , r, Alameda
Dohrmaun Jacob, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. Presidio
Dohrmaun Richard, seaman, r. 4i) Steuart
Dohrmaun William, physician, olhce and r. 535 Bryant
DOHRMANN <S£ CO. (.\dolph Dohrmanu and
Henry Wangeuheiiu) , proptrs Washington Flour
Mills, NE cor Washington and Drumm
Dohrmanu. See Dormau
Dohs Charles F. (Dohs ^ Buchanan), r. 974 Harrison
Dobs John, barber, r. .529 Green
Dohs & Bu. hauan (Charles F. Dohs and John N. Bu-
chanan) , c.irriage factory, 974 Harrison
Doisron Jules, wire worker Cal. Wire Works, r. 5 Me-
dau PI
Doitel Frank, real estate., r, 512 Bush
Dokola Martin (Davis & Dokola) , r. 13 Steuart
Dolan Aggie (widow) . boarding and lodging, 8E cor
Seventh Av and L, .South S. F.
Dolan Annie, domestic Grand Hotel
Dolan Edward, laborer, r. 120 Ivy Av
Dolan Edward, livery .stable, 1505 Folsom
Dolan Emma Miss, housekeeper, r. Ws Bryant Av, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Dolan Frank; hostler Henry Froomberg, r. 33 New
Montgomery
Dolan Hugh, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., r. SW cor
Brj'ant and Twenty-fourth
Dolan James, r. 209 Leidesdortl"
Dolan James, bootcrimper Porter, Oppenheimer and
Slessinger, r. 5 Ashburtou PI
Dolan James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dolan James, laborer, r. 11 Clara
Dolan James, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Dolan James, plasterer, and fireman Engine No. 11,
S. F. Fire Dept., r. Fourteenth Av, near Railroad
Av, South S. F
Dolan James J., miner, r. 2920 Clay
Dolan James W., otUce 126 Kearny, r. 109 Perry
Dolan John, contractor, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Dolan John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. Bruas'
Hotel
Dolan John, laborer, r. 256 Jj Jessie, rear
Dolan John, laborer Diggins Bros., r. cor O'Farrell
and Devisadero
Dolan John, laborer New City Hall, r. 528 Natoma
Dolan John, laborer New City Hall. r. 816 Jessie
Dolan John, mason, r. 362 Seventeenth
Dolan John, melter Industrial Iron Works, r. SW cor.
Powell and California avs
Dolan John, mining, r. 1U22 Montgomery
Dolan John, night watchman, r. 151)6 i^^ Folsom
Dolan John, shoemaker, r. Philadelphia House
Dolan John, tinsmith, r. 1410 Hyde
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Dolan John D., policeman City Hall, r. 23i Eleventh
Dolan John M., clerk Martin C. Hassett, r. 109 Perry
Dolan John P., teamster, r. 126 Ivy Av
Dolau Margaret Miss, r. 1410 Hytle
Dolan Mary (widow) , r. 639 Second, rear
Dolan Mathew, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 122
Shipley, rear
Dolan Michael, driver Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r. 724
Front
Dolan Michael, hackdriver, cor Post and Kearny
Dolan Michael, laDorer, r. 29 Jessie, rear
Dolan MiL'hael, laborer, r. 1051 Folsom
Dolan Michael, laborer, r. S s Haight, nr Buchanan
Dolau Michael, porter Macondray & Co,, r. 109 Perry
Dolan Michael A., agent David Brady, r. 407 Tehama
Dolan Michael A., janitor Rincon Grammar School, r.
255 Third
Dolan Michael James, carpenttr, and foreman Engine
No. a, S. F. D., r. 1410 Hyde
Dolan Morris, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dolan Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 741 Market
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty- seventh
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. W s Brewster, bet Faith
and Hope
Dolan Patrick, laborer, r. 524 Mission
Dolau Patrick, laborer, r. 809 Guerrero
Dolau Patriek, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 27 Minna
D'daa Patrick, trackman Omnibuts R. R.
Dolan Patrick A., driver, r. 156 Clementina
Dolau Patrick A., hackmau, r. Fairmouut Tract, nr
School House
Dolau Peter, housepainter, r. S s Haight, nr Bu-
chanan s
Dolan Peter, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dolan Rose Mi.ss, ladies nurse, r. 1H25 Powell
Dolau Thomas, boilermaker James V. Hall, r. Oak-
land
Dolan Thomas, cook St. Nicholas Hotel
Dolan Thomas, driver Empire Brewery, r. 420 Chest-
nut
Dolan Thomas, laborer, r. Ws Sanchez, nr Sixteenth
Dolau Thomas, manuf. soap, E sPotrero Av, bet Ala-
meda and El Dorado
Dolau Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Doluu Thomas, stableman Omnibiis R. R., r. 251 Te-
hama, rear
Dolan Thomas, varnisher, r. 816 J<> Jessie
Dolan Thomas, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Dolau Thomas B., fuller S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point, r. 1208 Uuiim
Dolan Timotbv. carpenter, r. 155 Perry
Dolan William (Kelly & Dolau), r. 19 ,V. Welsh
Dolan William, hackmau, r. 2517 Post
DOLAN WlLtilAM B., wines and liquors, 145
Third, r. 143 Third
Dolan William B. Jr., clerk William B. Dolan, r. 143
Third
Dolau William B. Mrs., moneybroker, 143 Third
Dolan's Building, NE cor Third and Hunt
Dolbear George, jjorter Spruance, Stanley & Co, r.
932 Clay
Dolbcer Johu (Dolbeer & Carson) „ r. 828 Lombard
UOLBK^R !<► CARSON (Johu Dolbeer and Wil-
liam Carson) , lumber dealers, office 22 California
Dolbiu D., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Dolce Colona, peddler, r. 49 Clay
Dolchav Henrietta T. (widow), r. 114 Ellis
Dold Charles V. (Kittelberger & Dold;,r. 1248 Miss
Dolder Leopold F., secretarj' Gi'ocers' Protective
Union, office 625 Merchant, rooxu 8, r. lOOlDupont
Dolet Louis, student Barnard's Business College, r.
27 Gilbert
Doltino Antony, laborer Metropolitan Hotel, 516 Pac
Dolheguy Adulph, clerk J. B. Arranibide, r. 906 Stock
Dolheguy Benjamin, broker, r. 5 Taylor PI
Dolheguy Leon, with F. Daneri & Co., r. 5 Taylor PI
Dolheguy Rose Miss, lacecleaner Fraucoise Jacqui-
not, "r. 0 Taylor PI
Dolings Joseph, longshoreman, r. 345 Beale
Dolinsky John, bartender Moritz Low, r. 42 First
Doll John W., market, 2604 Sutter
Dollard John, expressman, cor Front and California,
r. 28 '2 Laugton
Dollard John A., master mariner, r. SE cor Ritch and
Bryant
Dollard William, woolsorter 8. B. Lardner, r. 929
Bryant
Dollimyer John, driver, r. 904 Kearny
Dolling Henry, porter, r. 1127 Filbert
Dolling William H., engraver Wcuzel, Rothschild &
Hadenfeldt, r. 1127 Filbert
DoUiver Frank, salesman Dolliver & Bro., r. 109 Post
Dolliver F. J., r. 1121 Mission
Dolliver Johu S., pilot, oftice 9 U. S. Court Building,
r. 1616 Bush
Dolliver Samuel R. (Dolliver k Bro.), r. 426 Oak
Dolliver Thomas (Dolliver ^ Bro.), r. 109 Post
DOIiLiIVER & BRO. (Thomas Dolliver, Samuel
R. Dolliver, and Albert R. Church), importers
and dealers shoe manufrs" materials, 107-109 Post,
and 6 Morton
Dolly Mrs. (widow) , r. 850 Market
Dolly Michael, cardriver, r. 116 Ivy Av
Dolman A., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Dolores Cliarles, collector, r. SE cor Twenty-sixth
and Dolores
Dolores Consolidated Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.) office 318 Pine, room 6
Dolseu A. L., civil engineer, r. 1817 Stockton
Dolson Dewitt C, r. 10 Laskie
Domaun Charles F., jewelry-boxmaker August H.
Lochbauui, r. 761 Howard
Domay Andrew, porter Weil Brothers, r. 1226 Pine
Dombios Albert, teamster Ami Vignier. r. 611 Mason,
rear
Domeaniih Antonio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Domenetihini Benedict (Domeneghini & Co.), r. 318
Broadway
Domeneghini & Co. (Benedict Domeneghini, Louis
Matu.'ici. and Vincent Berri), proptrs Swiss and
Italian House, 318 Broadway
Domeugo Marie Miss, r. 1031 Dupont
Domenichini Celestine, cook Raffaello Bolognesi, r.
307 Broadway
Domeuici Basilio (Domenici & Nicoletti), r. 1337 Dup
Domeuici Dominico (Pietro Maufredini & Co.), r. So-
noma, Cal
Domenici Izett, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo. rear
Domenici A: Nicoletti (Basilio Domenici, and Dome-
nico Nicoletti) , merchant tailors, 1335 Dnpont
Domenico Charles, fruit dealer, 423 Washington, r. 10
Vallejo
Domenico Gianni, clerk A. Galli & Co., r. 423 Bdwy
Domestic Paper FHshious. J. W. Evans ageut, 29 Post
DOMESTIC SEAVING MACHINE CO., J. W.
Evans agent. 29 Post
Domett William E., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building,
r. 714 Shotwell
Domiedieu Jean, laundrymau, r. Ill Virginia
Domijauich Anton, clerk Jacob C. Mikulich, r. 323
Washington
Domingo Marie Miss. r. 1027 Dupont
Doniingo Joseph, fisherman, r. 8 Union
Dominican Convent (Sisters of St. Dominic), S s Ty-
ler, bet Jones and Leavenworth
Dominici Basilio. Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Dominico Mark, fruits, 136 Post
Dominique Jean, laundryman, r. 037 Broad, rear
Dominique Marcel, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and
Sixtcentli
Doniino Dolfini, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Domiiick Frank, chop house, 16 Folsom
Don Jean, merchant, r. 1510 Dupont
Don (Quixote Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), D. F. Ver-
deual secretary, oflice 6 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Donaghy James S., receiver Omnibus R. R., r. 48J<j
Zoe
Donahar John W., upholsterer, r. 755 Howard
Douahoe Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary .\. Pape
r. Hayes, bet Octavia and Gough
Donahoe Jaines, waiter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Donahoe Jeremiah, fireman, r. 610 Bryant
Donahoe John H., sash and blindmaker Centennial
Planing Mill, r. 556 Branuan
Donahoe Margaret, domestic 722 Hayes
Donahoe Muses, miner, r. SW cor Twenty-second and
Fair Oaks
Douahoe Thomas, longshoreman G. H.Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart
Donahue Ann (widow), r. 306 Tehama
Donahue Annie Miss, r. 526 O'Farrell
Donahue Bridgi/t (widow), r. 26^ Zoe
Donahue Bridget, domestic 1131 California
Donahue Charles, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1114
Steiner
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Donahue Cornelius J., groceries, wines, and liquors,
' SW cor Bryant and Kate
Donahue Daniel, laborer S.F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Donahue Dennis, drayman, r. 42 Natoma
Donahue Eugene, expressman, SW cor Second and
Howard, r. 145!^ Dore
Donahue Frank, tireuiau Pacific Mail S. S. City of
j New York
! DouahiTe Henry, sub-agent Singer Sewing Machine
I Co., r. 702 Filbert
Donahue Henry, bricklayer, r. IG Jessie, rear
Donahue Henry, clerk John Calvert, r. 306 Tehama
I Donahue Hubert, seaman, r. King Street House
( Donahue James, baker William J. Davis
j Donahue James, hackman, r. 413 Oak
I Donahue James, hostler Market Street R. R.
I Donahue James, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Donahue James Jr., laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 42
1 Natoma
! Donahue James Mervyn, r. 454 Bryant
j Donahue Jennie, domestic 425 Eddy
Donahue Jeremiah, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Donahue John, blacksmith Central R. R,. r. 1704 Har
j Donahue John, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
; 4G5 Stevenson
Donahue John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 914 Fol
Donahue John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 12 Mil-
ler PI
I Donahue John, hostler Market Street R. R., r. S 8 Fif-
teenth, nr Valencia
Donahue John, laborer, r. 16 Folsom Av
Donahue John, laborer, r. 274 Tehama
Donahue John, plumber, r 912 Ellis
Donahue Joseph, carpetlayer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 159 Tehama
Donahue Julia, upholsteress Frank G. Edwards, 628
Clay
Donahue Kate, domestic 1112 Bush
Donahue Lydia M. (widow) , r. 115 Eddy
Donahue Maria (widow), r. 811 Stockton
Donahue Mary (widow), r. 912 Ellis
Donahue Michael, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r.
465 Stevenson
Donahue Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Donahue Michael, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Donahue Patrick, driver Sutter Street R. R., r. 1212
Larkin
Donahue Patrick, shoemaker, r. 113 Polk
Donahue Patrick, teamster, r. 127 Jackson
Donahue Patrick H., expressman, cor Dupont and
Geary, r. Ellis, bet Franklin and Van Ness Av
DONAHUE PETER, capitalist, and president S.
F. and North Pac. R. R., S. F. Gas Light Co., and
State Investment and Insurance Co., office 42Ci
Montgomery, r. 454 Bryant
DONAHUE PETER J., capitalist, r. 346 First
Donahue Richard, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 212
Broadway
Donahue Richard, plumber, r. 912 Ellis
Donahue Stephen, soapwrapper Union Soap Factory,
S s Juniper, bet Folsom and Harrison
Donahue Thomas, r. 912 Ellis
Donahue Thomas, housesmith John R. Sims, r. 159
Tehama
Donahue Thomas, laborer, r. 518 Green
Donahue Thomas, marblecutter, r. 733 Natoma, rear
Donahue Thomas F., r. 159 Tehama
Donahue William H., jeweler, r. 159 Tehama
Donahue. See Donahoe, Donoghue, Donohoe, and
Donohue
Donahunter Nellie, domestic, 801 Tyler
Donaldson Alfred, seaman Pacitic Mail S. S. Granada
Donaldson Alexander, carpenter, r. 227 Perry
Donaldson David, clerk E.Grisar&Co.,r.90ak Grove
Av
Donaldson Eugene D., r. 108 Minna
Donaldson James (Hooper & Donaldson) , r. 310 Stock
Donaldson James, engineer Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 223 Fifteenth
Donaldson John, saloonkeeper, r. 1111, Montgomery
Donaldson Michael, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
120 Turk
Donaldson Robert A., assistant general passenger and
ticket agent Central Pac. R. R.,office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend, room 19, r. 303 Jones
Donaldson Stewart, painter Fmnk A. Rutherford, r.
222}^ Fourth
Donaldson Walter H. (Gallagher & Co.), r. 419 Grove
Donaldson William G., carpenter, 282 Stevenson
Donatti (Constantino, coachman Dr. Rlvas, 1117 Stock
Donavan Daniel, rigger, r. 306 Main
Donavan Dennis, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Donavan James, laborer, r. 459 Jessie, rear
Donavan John, hostler, r. 2511 Mission, rear
Donavan John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Donavan John, laborer, r. 408^ Natoma
Donavan John, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Donavan Michael, laborer, r. 1107 Clay
Donavan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 15 Verona
Donavan William, laborer, r. 113 >i Clinton
Donavan. See Donovan
Doncaster W. E., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Doncher Jules, laundryman Mme. C. Bonglet, r. 527
Hayes
Dondero C, merchant, office 423 Washington
Dondero Charles, registry clerk Post-office, r. 16 John
Dondero G. B., fruit stand, 718 Chestnut
Dondero Louis, vegetable peddler, r. 5 Russell
Dondero Margaret (widow), r. 16 John
Dondey Andrew, cabinetmaker Snyder & Reichling,
r. 6 Tyler
Donegan John J., teamster Martin Connelly, r. 1068
Howard
Donegan Margaret, domestic 206 San Jose Av
Donegan Patrick, blacksmith, r. 139 Sacramento
Donegan. See Donigan and Donnigan
Donehy Dennis, laborer,, r. N s Moulton, nr Fillmore
Donely Adolphus, r. 122 Dora
Donely Loretta Miss, dressmaker, r. 122 Dora
Doney John, blacksmith, r. 2753 Harrison
Donigan Catherine (widow) , r. 1714 Leavenworth
Donigan Maurice, laborer, r. S s Union, nr Sansom,
rear
DONIGAN MICHAEL,, groceiies and liquors, 1317
Sansom
Donigan Michael, mining, r.438 Broadway
Doniher Michael, clerk, r. 477 Jessie
Donks Peter H. (Kast & Co.), r. 341 Hayes
Donlan Esther (widow) , r. 313 Chestnut
Doulau Katie, domestic 1019 Califoruia
Donlan Mary, domestic 1019 California
Donlan Michael, car Inspector Central Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 228 }<; Perry
Donlan Thomas, blacksmith, r. 28 Russ
Donlan Thomas S. (Goller & Donlan), r. 1014 Howard
Donlan William E., blacksmith, r. 28 Russ
Donlan. See Donnelan
Donleavy Michael F. (Brady & Donleavy) , r. 217 Min
Donlevy Andrew, r. 462 Jessie
Uonlevy John, r. 6}i Elliot Park
Donlevy. See Dunleavy
Donley James, laborer Union Box Factory, r. 20 Minna
DONLEY J. C, restaurant, 304 Market
Donley Mai-y (widow), r. 139 i^ Shipley
Donley Michael, bookkeeper Moynihan & Aitken, r.
492 Eighth
Donlon Delia, domestic 1826 Vallejo
Donlon J. M., janitor South Cosmopolitan Grammar
School, r. 631 Twenty-third
Donlon John, liquor saloon, 825 Folsom
Donlon Joseph A., stock clerk D. M. Hosmer & Co., r.
631 Twenty-third
Donlon M., waiter Lick House
Donlon Michael, foreman Richard W. Harris, r. 807
Montgomery
Donlon Patrick, mason, r.W's Hampshire, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Donlon Peter, deckhand stni Oakland, Oakland Ferry
Donlon, William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 428 Shotwell
Donlon William J., clerk McNsUy & Hawkins, r. 631
Twenty-third
Donnadicu A. Jean, laundryman, r. Ill Virginia
Donne Richard M., exj^ress wagon, NW cor Battery
and Washington, r. 1009 McAllister
Donnell A. C, fire surveyor Cal. Insurance Co., r. 405
Powell
Donnell O., miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Donnell Oliver, teamster, r. 31K Davis
Donnell Patrick, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Doun Elian William L. (Swales & Co.), r. 539 Cal
Donn F.llan Lizzie S. Mrs., furnish'^d rooms, 539 Cal
Donuellan Lizzie Miss, domestic SWcor Seventeenth
and Valencia
Donnellan Michael, laborer, r. 726 Brannan, rear
Donnellan Thomas, hackman. Union Square, r. 719
O'Furrell
Donnelly Albin B., broker, r. 316 Third
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Third Street
18
AITDSESON ii HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Donnelly Andrew, janitor South Cosmopolitan Pri-
ttiary School, r. 33a Fourth
Donnelly Andrew J. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.), r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Donnelly Annie (widow) , r. 131 Harrison
Donnelly Bernard, r. 54 Sacramento
Donnelly Bernard, carpenter, r. 248 Jessie
Donnelly Bernard, cook, r. 1 Boyd
Donnelly Bernard, hackdriver, r. 215 Dora
Donnelly Bernard, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 516
Bryant
Donneily Bridget, cook, 1617 Sacramento
Donnelly Bridget Mrs., groceries and liquors, E s Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth,
Donnelly Bryan, deputy sheriff, r. 315 Eighth
Donnelly Catherine (widow), r. 8 Ashburton PI
Donnelly Catherine (widow), r. 19 Sumner, rear
Donnelly Charles, butcher, r. :308Folsom, rear
Donnelly Daniel, laborer, r. 308 Folsom, rear
Donnelly Delia, domestic 830 O'Farrell
DONNELLY, DUNNE & CO. (Andrew J. Don-
nelly, Edward T. Donnelly and James F. Dunne),
cattle and sheep dealers, and wholesale butchers.
First Av, nr Kentucky, South S. F., olfice 601 Cali-
fornia
Donnelly Edward, clerk Keane Bros., r. 19 Sumner
Donnelly Edward D., contractor, r. 2103 Jones
Donuelly Edward T. (Donnelly, Dunne k Co.), r. San
Felipe
Donnelly Edward T., tanner, r. SE cor Serpentine
Av and Hampshire
Donnelly Ellen (widow), r. 20 Minna
Donnelly Ellen (widow) , r. 1710 Mason
Donnelly George, blacksmith iEtna Iron Works, r. 245
Perry
Donnelly Hannah Mrs., r. Henry, bet Castro and Noe
Donnelly Hector, laborer Weed & G-orie, 927 Market
Donnelly Henry, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Donnelly Henry, laborer, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Donnelly Jame.s, bookseller, r. 202 Sixth
Donnelly James, captain schr Enterprise, r. 1066 How
Donnelly James, carpenter, r. 735 Brannan
Donnelly James, coalpasser S. S. City of Chester,
Oregon S. S. Co.
Donnelly James, cook, r. 527 Mission
Donnelly James, laborer New City Hall, r. 127 Hickory
Av
Donnelly James, saddler Charles Helke, r. 115 Second
Donnelly James, seaman, r. 527 Mission
Donnelly John, r. 44 Minna
Donnelly John, r. 633 Geary
Donnelly John, bookkeeiier John Curtis & Son, r. SW
cor Fifth and Clementina
Donnelly John, bricklayer, r. 348 Shipley
Donnelly John, butcher Tautphaus & Stark, r. 307
Folsom
Donnelly John, engineer's storekeeper O. &0.S. S.
Gaelic
Donnelly John, hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 227 Tehama
Donnelly John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Donnelly Johis longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Donnelly John, operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Donnelly John, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Donnelly John, team.ster Superintendent of Streets
Donnelly John E., cooper, r. 610 Post
Donnelly John H., policeman City Hall, r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly John J. (Dunlap *: Co.), r. 217 Dora
Ddunelly John Z., butcher, r. 113 Nineteenth
Donnelly Kate, domestic 1110 Eddy
Donnelly L. Miss, as.sistaut Tehama Primary School,
r. 38 Moss
Donnelly Lem. L., bookkeeper W. S. Townsend, r.
106>i Third
Donnelly Luke, cooper, r. 610 Post
Donnelly I\T. Miss, assistant Pir.e and Larkin Street
Primary School, r. 3fs Moss
Donnelly Martin, seaman stm Salinas, Bdwy Wharf
Donnelly Martin J., r. Branch House
Donnelly Mary Miss, tailoress James Cavanagh, r. 19
Sumner
Donnelly Mary E. (widow) , r. 20 Haight
Donnelly Michael, r. 228 Ji Perry
Donnelly Micliael, r. 428 Broadway
Donnelly Michael, proptr California Tannery, cor
Serpentine Av and Haiupshire
Donnelly Michael, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1710 Mason
Donnelly Michael, waiter Lick House, r. 242 Minna
Donnelly Michael A. , bookkeeper Moyniha n & Aitken,
r. 492 Eighth
Donnelly M. S., r. 113 Nineteenth
Donnelly Owen, expressman, r. 215 Dora
Donnelly P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Donnelly Patrick, baker St. Mary's Hospital
Donnelly Patrick, carriagepainter, r. 215 Dora
Donnelly Patrick, clerk, r. 18 Seventh
Donnelly Patrick, laborer Hucks, Lambert & Greene,
r. 541 Hayes
Donnelly Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 81
Natoma
Donnelly Patrick, teamster F. Barnard & Co., r. 724
Front
Donnelly Patrick F., brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell,
r. 135 Tehama
Donnelly Peter, carpenter, r. 2419 Clay
Donnelly Peter, groceries and liquors, SE cor Folsom
and Twenty-seventh, B. H.
Donnelly Peter, laborer, r. 5 Scheerer PI
Donnelly Peter, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Donnelly Peter, painter E. H. Gadsby
Donnelly Robert, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Donnelly Thomas, carpenter Southern Pao. R. R., r.
36 Dora
Donnelly Thomas, hostler, r. 27 Minna
Donnelly Thomas, r. Ill Clinton
Donnelly Thomas, millhand, r. 215 Dora
Donnelly Thomas C, r. 1611 Mason
Donnelly Walton C, teamster M. P. Sessions, r. S s
Juniper, bet Folsom and Harrison
Donnelly W. E., r. '28 Russ.
Donnelly Winifred Miss, lodgings, 2 Eighth
Donnelly. See Donely, Donley, and Donnelly
Donnels Thomas, bookkeeper Dunphy & Hildreth, r.
227 Bartlett
Donnelson Michael, laborer, r. 214 Steuart, rear
Donner Bruno, clerk H. Lustenberger, r. SW cor
Mason and Greenwich
Donner Charles, blacksmith C. F. Suhl,r. 118 Sac
Donner Henry, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r. 1804
Powell
Donner Louis, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 1804 Pow
Donner Robert, r. 36 Clay
Donney Peter, expressman, 537 California
Donniclifif Thomas, r. 9 Harriet
Donnigan Michael, marblepolisher, r. 231 Dora
Donnigan. See Donegan and Donigan
Donniot Henry, helper John Christen, W s Twenty-
ninth Av. bet Clement and California
Donnolly Frank, laborer, r. 304 Fremont
Donnolly James, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Donnolly John, teamster, r. NE cor Pacific Av. and
Pierce
Donnolly Robert, drayman, Mead & Runyon, r. 208
Washington
Donnolly Thomas C,, r. 1611 Mason
Donoghue Florence, r. 115 Eddy
Donoghue John, laborer, r. 2204 Powell
Donoghue Lydia M. Mrs., boarding, 115 Eddy
Donoghue Michael, messenger, First National Gold
Bank, r. 534 Second
Donoghue Patrick, laborer, r. 41314 Sixth
Donohoe Cornelius, grocer, r. 416}^ Shipley
Donohoe Daniel, workman, Grogan k Anstett, r. 725
Green
Donohoe Ellen, domestic, 1434 Post
Donohoe Humphrey, expressman, r. 621 Ellis, rear
Donohoe James, driver, Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
hama
Donohoe Jame.s, real-estate, r. 929 ;<J Howard
Donohoe Joseph A. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.),r. 526 Hat
DONOHOE, KELLY »Sf CO. (Joseph A. Dono-
hoe, Eugene Kelly. Howard Havens, and John W.
Flood), bankers, SE cor Montgomery and Sac
Donohoe Michael, candlemaker Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Tenth Av, bet M and N, South S.F.
Donohoe Owen, shoemaker, 1613 Turk
Donohoe Patrick, barkeeper Walter Jackson, r. NW
cor Clay and Davis
Donohoe Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 113 Polk
Donohoe Thomas, longshoreman, r. 705 Front
Donohoe. See Donahoe, Donahue, Donoghue, and
Donohue
Donohue Catharine (widow), r. Pixley, nr Steiner
Donohue Catherine, domestic Slattery House, 521 How
Donohue Cornelius, r. 316 Jackson
Donohue Cornelius, foreman molder Industrial Iron
Works
Donohue Edward, shoemaker, 20 Hayes
BULLOCK & JONES— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Velocipedes and Hocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716.Keamy St
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Donohue Ellen (widow), r. 4 Zoo PI
Donohue Frauds, capitalist, r. NW cor Duncan and
Guerrero
Dohohue Frank, helper Carville Manuf Co., r. cor
Twenty-seventh and Guerrero
Donohue Frank, uiarblecutter Patrick Pierce, r. Henry
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Donohue Henry, agent, r. 118 Sutter
Donohue Hugh, painter, 922 Howard, r. 109 Polk
Donohue J., laborer Superinteudent of Streets
Donohue James, baker, r. N s Seventeenth, bet Noe
and Castro
Donohue James, hackman. Plaza
Donohue James Mrs., r. 28 M
Donohue JeftLr.son. deckhand stm Cora, Washington
St. Wharf
Donohue Jefferson, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 1126
Harrison
Donohue Jeremiah, r. 28 First
Donohue Jeremiah, fireman 3. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Donohue John, apprentice J. M. Comerford
Donohue John, blacksmith Central R. R.
Donohue John, carpeutej, r. 55t; Brannan
Donohue John, carpenter, r. 707 Montgomery At
Donohue John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Donohue John, liquor saloon, 827 Folsom
Donohue John, proptr Broadway Hotel, 212 Broadway
Donohue John, shoemaker, r. 9 Minna
Donohue John, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 175 Minna
Donohue John, waiter Russ House, r. KH Minna
Donohue John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Donohue John C, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bry-
ant and Bryant Av
Donohue John W.. surveyor, r. W s West Mission, bet
Ridley and Hermann
Donohue Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. E 8 Alabama, bet
Twenty-filth and Twenty-sixth
Donohue Mary (widow) , r. 1823 Hyde
Donohue Mary Miss, copyist County Clerks OfiBce, r.
333 Eddy
Donohue Michael, blacksmith, 11 Louisa, r. 73.5 Fol
Donohue Michael, expressman, r. 143 Minna
Donohue Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Donohue Owen, miner, r. 309 Elm Av
Donohue P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Donohue Patrick, contractor, r. W s West Mission,
bet Ridley and Hermann
Donohue Patrick, expressman, NE cor Second and
Howard, r. 145)^ l>ore
Donohue Patrick, hostler John Cassidy, r. W s Twen-
tieth Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Donohue Patrick, i^lumber, r. 43 Tehama
Donohue Patrick, teamster Thomas McCloskey, r.
1717 Post
Donohue Patrick, wagonmaker, 716 Sansom, r. 426
Hayes
Donohue Robert, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Donohue Roger, expressman, SE cor Sansom and
Washington, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Donohue Simon, .shoemaker Levinsky Bros
Donohue Thomas (Donohue & Phelan) , r. 1432 How
Donohue Thomas, blacksmith Francis Smith & Co., r.
159 Tehama
Donohue Thomas, carriagepainter Patrick Donohue,
r. 15 College PI
Donohue Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor Bryant and Bry-
ant Av
Donohue Thomas, i)ainter Hugh Donohue, r. 109 Polk
Donohue Washington, driver Engine No. 8, S. F. F.
D., r. N s Pacific Av, bet Polk and Van Ness Av ,
Donohue William H., jeweler California Jewelry Co.
r. 1.59 Tehama
Donohue & Phelan (Thomas Donohue and Patrick
Phelan, , wines and liquors. 33 Second
Donovan A. E., laborer, r. 943 Valencia
Donovan Andrew J., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Ann (widow) , r. 11 Mason
Donovan Anna (widow), r. 44 Jessie
Donovan Annie, domestic, 920 O'Farrell
Donovan Bridget (widow), lodgings, 246 Jessie
Donovan Catharine (widow), forewoman Home for
Aged and Infirm Females, NE cor Bryant and
Rincon PI
Donovan Catherine, domestic, 1139 ,^ Folsom
Donovan Charles, boilermaker, r. 538 Howard, rear
Donovan Cornelius, r. 106 First
Donovan Cornelius, boilermaker, r. 353 Minna
Donovan Cornelius, laborer, r. 106 First
Donovan Cornelius, painter, r. SE cor Sanchez and
Twenty-second
Donovan Cornelius, steward, American Exchange
Hotel
Donovan Daniel, boots and shoes, 1412 Stockton, r. 757
Brauuan
Donovan Daniel, expressman, r. W s Florida, bet
Butte and Twentieth '
Donovan Daniel, furnishing goods, 1561 Market
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 4 Warren Av
Donovan Daniel, laborer, r. 1253 Montgomery, rear
Donovan Daniel, longshoreman r. NE cor Lombard
and Kearny
Donovan Daniel, rigger, r. 131 Folsom, rear
Donovan Daniel, woolgrader Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. 927 Greenwich
Donovan Daniel J., marblecutter, r. 8 Gody, bet Mis-
sion and California avs
Donovan Daniel R., pressman Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 256 Jessie
Donovan Denis, gardener, r. 1007 Vallejo
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. 27 Columbia
Donavan Dennis, laborer, r. 27 Sumner
Donovan Dennis, laborer, r. SE cor Broadway and
Sansom
Donovan Dennis, laborer Martin Tierney, r. 974 Fol
Donovan Dennis, printer, r. 242 Jessie
Donovan Edward, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 162
Shipley
Donovan Edward J., salesman Martin Meussdorfer, r.
239 Stevenson
Donovan Ellen, with Mrs. H. H. Dixon, r. 923 Larkin
Donovan Ellen Miss, assistant Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, r. 118M Clara
Donovan Ellen Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 269 Jessie
Donovan Eugene, laborer, r. 217 Perry
Donovan Frank, clerk Edward McGinuis, r. SW cor
Alabama and Twenty-fourth
Donovan Frank, painter, r. 54 Third
Donovan Frank M., printer, r. 431 Twenty-second
Donovan Hannah, lodgings, 269 Jessie
Donovan Hannah Mrs., lodgings, 103 Hayes
Donovan Honorah (widow), r. 118 Ji Clara
Donovan Honorah, domestic 768 Harrison
Donovan J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Donovan J., merchandise broker, r. 327 Mont Av
Donovan James, house, sign, and ship painter, 117
Davis, r. 610 Nineteenth
Donovan James, laborer, r. 716 Grove
Donovan James, machinist Union Iron Works
Donovan James, miner, r. .547 Mission
Donovan James A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 240 Jes-
sie
Donovan Jeremiah, blacksmith, r. 256 Spear, rear
Donovan Jeremiah (Donovan & Co.) , r. 269 Jessie
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 240 Jessie
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 683 Clementina
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer, r. S s Twenty-third, bet
York and Bryant Av
Donovan Jeremiah, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
Donovan Jeremiah, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
China
Donovan Jeremiah F., policeman City Hall, r. 1424
Howard, rear
Donovan Johanna (widow) , r. 315 Fifth
Donovan John, blacksmith Market St. R. R., r. Mis-
sion, bet Eleventli and Twelfth
Donovan John, clerk Larkins & Co., r. 683 Clementina
Donovan John, clerk Joseph Clark Jr., r. 415 Four-
teenth, Oakland
Donovan John, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Green St.
Wharf
Donovan John, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Donovan John, helper Pioneer Iron Works, r. 15 Ve-
rona PI
Donovan John, hostler, r. 3 Burcham PI
Donovan John, laborer, r. 613 Natoma
Donovan John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Donovan John, longshoreman, r. 25 Alta PI
Donovan John, longshoreman, r. 269 Jessie
Donovan John, machinehand Centennial Planing
Mill, r. 519 Brannan
Donovan John, messroom steward S. S. Ancou, r. SE
cor Vallejo and Montgomery
Donovan John, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 613
Natoma
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Donovan John, shoemaker, r. 1500 Turk
Donovau John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Donovan John, teamster Maskell & Summerfield
Donovan John, trackman Potrero and B.V. K. R.
Donovan John A. (John A. Donovan & Co.), r. 609
Stevenson
Donovan John A. & Co., house and sign painters,
1079 Market
Donovan John E. , extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D.,
r. 162 Shipley-
Donovan John h'., clerk J. H. Tobiu, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan John H., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
532 Birch Av
Donovan John J., apprentice F. Kroger, r. 1G2 Shipley
Donovan John J., painter, 47 Third, r. 925 Natoma
Donovan John J., shipcarpenter, r. S12J^ Folsom, rear
Donovan John J. Jr., painter John J. Donovan, r. 925
Natoma
Donovan John W., clerk Gibson & Preston, r. 246
Jessie
Donovan Joseph, clerk, r. 683 Clementina
Donovan Joseph, seaman, r. 415 East
Donovan Joseph J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan) , r. 652 Stev
Donovan Joseph T., druggist W. J. Bryan, r. 603
Merchant
Donovan Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 30 Willow
Donovan Kate, domestic, 318 Bartlett
Donovan Kate Mrs.,r. 130 >(i Oak
Donovan Katie R., r. 1943 Geary
Donovan Margaret (widow) , r. 945 Mission
Donovan Martin, book agent, r. t<03 Grove
Donovan Mary Miss, domestic, 434 Hayes
Donovan Mary A. Miss, fancy good-s, 1561 Market
Donovan Mary Ann Miss, dressmaker, 3 Railroad Av,
near Eleventh Av, South S. F
Donovan Mary J, Mrs., furnished rooms, 147 Third
Donovan Maurice, barber George A. Nelson, r. 724
Brannan
Donovan Michael, bartender Sears & Foley, r. 2 Wash
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 225 Fulton
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. 911 Harrison
Donovan Michael, laborer, r. W s California Av, bet
Godyand Virginia Av
Donovan Michael, laborer C. E. Haseltine, r. 506 Miss
Donovan Michael, policeman City Hall, r. N b Day,
bet Dolores and Church
Donovan Michael, stevedore A. C. Fr^se, r. 60 Te-
hama
Donovan Michael A., currier Laguna Tannery, r. SE
cor Van Ness Av and Green
Donovan Michael H., blacksmith Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 6 Hill
Donovan Michael J. (M. J. & J. J. Donovan), r. 544
Minna
Donovan Michael M., carriagepainter, r. 431 Twenty-
second
DONOVAN M. J. & J. J., painters and whiten.
ers, 1006 Mission
Donovan Murty, milkman, r. cor Fifteenth Av and S,
South S. F
Donovan Nellie, dressmaker, r. 269 Jessie
Donovan Patrick, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Donovan Patrick, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S.Dakota
Donovan Patrick, engineer stui C. M. Small, r. NW
cor Montgomery and Greenwich
Donovan Patrick, laborer, r. 208 Dora
Donovan Patrick, laborer J . Hughes, Pioneer Park
Donovan Patrick, pipemaker, r. 608 Sixth
Donovan PhiliiJ, painter .James Donovan, r. 610 Nine-
teenth
Donovan T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Donovan Thonias, laborer, r. 1104 J^ Folsom
Donovan Thomas, messenger George M. Williams, r.
426 Clementina
Donovan Timothy, mariner, r. 127 Folsom
Donovan Timothy, molder Savage & Son, r. 44 Clem
Donovan Timothy, shoemaker, r. 14 Merchant
Donovan Timothy A., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheim-
er & Slessinger, r. 4 Elliot Park
Donovan Timothy J., porter new City Hall, r. 529
Bryant
Donovan William, office 402 Montgomery, room 4
Donovan William, helper Moynihan & Aitken
Donovan William, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
R. R.
Donovan William, trackman Potrero and Bay View
r: R.
Donovan William J., bookkeeper, r. 620 Greenwich
Donovan & Co., (John Condon), morocco msnufs, 13
Brannan PI
Donovan. See Donavan
Donswell John, bricklayer Matthew McGowan
Donzel Aime J., purser, r. 2101 Hyde
Donzel Aime J. Jr., stockbroker, r. 2101 Hyde
Donzel Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 511 Green
Donzel John D., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 2101 Hyde
Donzel Louis, baker Gerolamo Queirolo, r. 511 Green
Donzel Louis, clerk Imperiul, London, Northern &
Queen Insurance Cos, r. 2101 Hyde
Donzelmann Charles F., with Philip, Speyer & Co., r.
204 Stockton
Dood Henry, r. 257 Stevenson
Doody Charles, upholsterer California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., r. 110 Seventh
Doody Daniel, painter, r. 16 Langton
Doody Dennis, gardener, r. 227 Minna
Doody Helen (widow), r, 16 Langton
Doody Richard H., hcstler Charles Crocker, r. 1228
Bush
Doody. See Dudy
Doolan Daniel, watchman steamer McPherson, r. 19
Minna
Doolan Daniel J., piano varnisher, r. 19 Minna
Doolan Dennis, varnisher Woodworth, Schell & Co.,
r. 10 Clara
Doolan James, laborer, r. 211 J^ Perry
Doolan Thomas, bricklayer, r. 1424 Mission
DOOLiAN WILLIAM, public administrator, office
12 Nevada Block, r. 912 Pine
Dooley Andrew, gardener Woodward's Gardens, r. S s
Twenty-fifth, nr York
Dooley Daniel, employee George W. Clark
Dooley Frank, machinist Soiithern Pac. R. R. Co., r.
cor Twenty-fifth and York
Dooley George, teamster Mason'sBrewery,r.9 Russell
Dooley James, bi}ilermaker, r. 24 Zoe
Dooley James, laborer, r. 2113^ Perry
Dooley James pressman Patrick J. Thomas, r. 823
Vallejo
Dooley James J., butcher, r. Eleventh Av, nrN, South
S. F.
Dooley John, hostler Market St. R. R.,r. 410 Valencia
Dooley John, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Dooley John, longshoreman Menzies k Bingham
Dooley John, seaman, r. Franklin Hotel
Dooley John H., wholesale sheepbutcher, cor Sixth
and Railroad avs. South S. F., r. 518 Bryant
Dooley John T. (Dooley & Boylan) , r. 1819 Buchanan
Dooley Kate Miss, dressmaking, 806 Mission
Dooley Katie Miss, machine operator, Buckingham
and Hecht, r. 17 Haight
Dooley Lucy Mrs., groceries and liquors, 554 Mission
Dooley Mary (widow) , r. 1321 Sutter
Dooley Mary Miss, dressmaker Kate Dooley, r. 806
Mission
Dooley Michael, miner, r. 705 Front
Dooley Morris, r. 1321 Sutter
Dooley Patrick, driver Mason's Brewery, 519 Chestnut
Dooley Patrick, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bay and
Hyde
Dooley Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Boston PI
Dooley Patrick, laborer, r. 1333 >i Natoma
Dooley Patrick, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r. 11
First Av
Dooley William, r. 256 Perry
Dooley William, seaman, r. 50 Silver
Dooley William, waiter stm Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf
Dooley & Boylan (JobnT. Dooley and Bernard Boylan),
liquor saloon, 316 Fourth
Dooley. See Dooly
Dooley's Building, NW cor SaBisom and Sutter
Dooling James F., carpenter, r. 1450 Minna
D(>olittli: (ieorge, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Doolittle F. H., student Heald's Business College
Doolittle Sarah Miss, cigarmaker E. Eiscnberg & Bro.
Doolittle William G.. assistant secretary Sct^^iety Cal.
Pioneers, office 808 Montgomery, r. 2645 Mission
Dooly John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Dooly. See Dooley
Doom Peter, laborer, r. 12 Jackson
Dooney Hattie Miss, domestic 900 McAllister
Doose Louisa Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 19 Washington Av
Dor Cfesar, butcher Grand Hotel, r. 1115 McAllister
Doran Annie J. Mrs., assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 1200 Market
Doran Bridget (widow), r. S s Francisco, nr Larkin
Doran Catherine (widow), r. .554 Natoma
Doran Charles A., carpenter, r. cor Lott and Park Road
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Fi»« Shirts to Order.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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DORAX CHARLES li., liquor saloon, 773 Mar-
ket, r. 2:J Anthony
Dorau David, porter t^harles L. Doran, r. 75 Jessie
Doran David, shipcarpeuter Matthew Turner, r. 224
yonrth
Doran Dennis, roofer Joseph F. Forderer, r. 04 First
Doran Francis, painter, r. 1009 Pacific
Dorau James, laundryman Charles De Haes, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Doran James, teamster, r. 916 Pacific
Doran James H., horseshoer, 55 Beale, r. 2113 Mission
Dorau J. L., stereotyper Evening Post
Doran John, r. 321 Pacific
Dorau John, dairy SW cor Kosciusko and Jefferson
Dorau John, steerage steward O. and O. S. S. Gaelic
Dorau Joseph, cook St. Nicholas Hotel, r. 949 Mission
i Doran Joseph, groceries and liquors, SE cor (jilbert
and Brannau
Doran Julia, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
iilark Point
Doran Kate Miss, saleswoman Fratinger & Noll, r. Col-
onade House
Doran Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 554 Natoma
Doran Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Dorau Mary E., Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 91t5 Pacific
Doran Maurice, laborer Chase & Wolff, r. 424 Bdwy
D'lran Michael, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hoiel
Doran Michael, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Doran Michael, seaman, r. King Street House
Doran Patrick, gardener, r. 1004 Metcalf PI
Doran Simon, laborer, r. 6'24 Fourth
Doran Theodore, laborer, r. 606 Third
Doran Thomas, laborer, r. 14 Merchant
Doran William, carpenter, r. 556 Brannau
Doran William, furniture finisher Herman Granz,
r. 1051 Folsom
Doran William, policeman City Hall, r. 1009 Pacific
Doran W. J., pressman Evening Post
Dorey Cornelius, teamster, r. 4 Bryant Av
Dorcy Peter J. (P. J. Dorcy & Co.) , r. 36 Geary
Dorcy P. J. & Co., liquor saloon, 112 Dupont
Dorcy. See Dorsey
Dore Anna M. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar School,
r. 112 Perry
Dore Benjamin (Benjamin Dore & Co.), r. 824 Green-
wich
Dore Benjamin & Co. (Harry E. Dore), book and job
printtrs, 512 Sacramento
Dore Charle.s, with Maurice Dore & Co., r. 410 Geary
Dore Cornelia (widow) , r. 920 Twentieth
Dore Cornelius, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham, r.
18 First
Dore Edward, porter Gilman, Walker & Co., r. 54
Minna
Dore Elizabeth (widow) , r. 925 Harrison
Dore Frank E.. pressman Benjamin Dore & Co., r. 824
Greenwich
Dore Harry E. (Benjamin Dore & Co.), r. 824 Green-
wich
Dore Herman, waiter, r. 279 Stevenson
Dore Maurice (Maurice Dore & Co.), r. 410 Geary
DORE MAURICE & CO. (Henry A. Cobb) , real-
estate and general auctioneers, 410 Pine, Nevada
Block
Dore Robert L., superintendent House of Correction,
W s Did San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Dore & Co. (Edward W. Hawes), teamsters, office SW
cor Bush and Sansom
Dore. See Dorr
Doret Cheri, carpenter, r. 8 Polk Lane
Dorey Alfred O., bookkeeper California Transporta-
tion Co.. r. 106^ Third
Dorfler Henry, fireman, r. 133 Tehama
Dorfler John, clerk F. Morlock, r. 1608 California
Dorgan , operator Gold and Stock Telegraph Co.,
Dorgan George, millwright Joseph Wagner & Co., r. 50
Natoma
Dorgan Margaret, r. 1 Elliot Park
Dorgan Michael H., plumber Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 8 Silver
Dorgan Thomas, carpenter, r. 520 Eighteenth
Dorgan Thomas, laundryman La Grande Laiindry, r.
16 Ridley
Dorgan William, carpenter, r. 466 Minna
Dorgan William, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Dorgan William, laborer Southern Pacific Railroad, r.
520 Eighteenth
Dorgeloh Brothers (Claiis and Frederick), groceries
and liquors, 1250 Mission
Dorgeloh Charles, expressman, Fifth, bet Brannan and
Bryant, r. N s Kansas, nr Nevada
Dorgeloh Claus (Dorgeloh Brothers), r. 818 Jessie
Dorgeloh Frederick (Dorgeloh Brothers) , r. 1250 Miss
Dorgeloh Louis, liquor saloon, 130 Fourth
Dorger John, cook, r. 9 Sonora PI
Dorland Alice (widow), r. NW cor Dorland and Do-
lures
Dorland .James F., real-estate, r. 516 Eighteenth
Dorland Phile A. (widow) , r. W B Dolores, nr Dor-
land
Dorland Robert H., contractor, r. W B Dolores, nr Dor-
land
Dorland Thomas Mrs. (widow) , r. W s Dolores, nr Dor-
land
Dorland Thomas A. C, cashier A. L. Bancroft &Co.,r.
723 Seventeenth
Dorland Thomas G., r. W s Dolores, nr Dorland
Durler Anton (Dorler & Hilzinger) , r. 235 Fourth
Dorler & Hilzinger (Anton Dorler and Gottlieb Hil-
zinger) , boots and shoes, 235 Fourth •
Dorling Patrick, piano varnisher C. R. Hall, r. 816 J4
Jessie
Dorman Charles, carpenter, r. 446 Brannan
Dorman Henry, musician, r. 208 Eddy
Dorman Maggie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 205;^ Fifteenth
Dorman William F., groceries, hay, and grain, NE cor
Howard and Fifteenth, r. 205)^ Fifteenth
Dorman William H., painter, r. 205)^ Fifteent
Dorman. See Dohrma : ii
Dormer Charles, engineer, r. 1028 Market
Dormer Dennis, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Durmer Christian, cigar dealer, r. 429 Chestnut
Dormer Ellen (widow) , r. 108 Stockton
Dormer Thomas, liquor saloon, 420 Pacific
Doru Alphonso, clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2625 Miss
Dorn Augustus, clerk, r. 2625 Mission
Dorn George, baker H. Heitmuller, r. 492 Eighth
Dorn Gustavus W., physician, oflice and r. 530 O'P'ar
Dorn G. W. & Co., merchants (Chico, Cal.), oflice 316
California
Dornbluth Robert, cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 1857 Stevenson
Dorner James, r. 1302 Powell
Dornheim Matthew, barber Charles Weber r. Revere
House
Dornin Dennis, stableman, r. 16 Anthony
DORNEV GEQRGE D., secretary Fireman'sFund
Insurance Co., ofiice 401 California, r. Berkeley
Dornin Thomas J., steward Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Dornin William H., shipcaulker, r. 116 Silver
Doroney Martin, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Dorothy John C, miner, r. 603 Stockton -
Dorr George, brewer Philadelphia Bre-wery,%. 56
Clementina
DORR LiEVY L. , coroner city and county, and
physician oflice SE cor Dup and Post, r. 2320 Aliss
Dorr Thomas, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 721
Market
Dorr William A., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
r. Oakland
Dorrance William C, liquor saloon SE cor Second and
Natoma, r. 74 Natoma
Dorrego Juan, fisherman, r. 313 VaJlejo
Dorrity Anthony, first assistant engineer S. S. George
W. Elder, Oregon S. S. Co., r. 317 Beale
Dorrity John, oiler S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon S. S.
Co., r. 317 Beale
Dorrity. See Doherty and Dougherty
Dorry Henry F., carpenter Pacific Mail 8. S. Colima
Dorsaz Fernando, photographprinter Dames and
Hayes, r. 515 Hyde
Dorsaz Mary (widow), r. 515 Hyde
Dorsen Gfeorge, peddler, r. 632 Brannan
Dorset George H., driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
316 Fourth
Dorsett Edward E., second porter Palace Hotel, r. 1018
Powell
Dorsey Elijah, waiter Mrs. A. C. Truesdall, 501 Post
Dorsey John, laborer New City Hall
Dorsey John, oysterman Lick House
Dorsey Michael, bricklayer, r. 213 Dora
Dorsey Patrick, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Dorsey Peter, r. 615 Pine
Dorsey Thomas, laborer, r. cor Market and Waller
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BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cii&, Neck ^ress, etc.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Dorsey Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dorsey. See Dorcy
Dorson John, moulder, r. 528 Pacific
Dorthot Annie Mies, domestic, r. 1504 Taylor
Dorward David, foreman machine shop Kisdon I. and
L. Works, r. 120 Perry
Dosch Antoine, cook California House, r. 1108 Dupont
Doscher Claus, groceries and liquors, NW cor Jackson
and Battery, r. Oakland • i
Doscher Dora, domestic 233 Tyler j
Doscher Ernest, clerk Schumacher & Wilkens Bros., !
r. SE cor Valencia and Twenty-first I
Doscher Ernest salesman Johannes Witt, r. 235 Sixth
Doscher Frederick, barkeeper Otto W. Lilkendey, SW
cor Powell and Francisco
Doscher George H., teamster 209 Front, r. 413 First
Doscher Henry (Doscher & Von Bargen) ,r. SW cor
McAllister and Webster
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors NW cor Folsom
and Eauscli
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Na-
toma and Kuss
Doscher Henry, groceries and liquors. SW cor Shasta
and Michigan
Doscher Hermann (estate of) , groceries and liquors,
SE cor Clementina and Fifth
Doscher John, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
DOSCHER JOHN D., wines and liquors, SE cor
First and Mission
Doscher & Von Bargen (Henry Doscher and Ernst
Von Bargen) , groceries and liqiiors, SW cor Mc-
Allister and Webster
Dose John W., cabinetmakar, r. 430 >$ Seventh
Dose Peter, bartender A. Lauriston, r. 921 Battery
Dose William, foreman William Meyer, r. Alameda
Doteu George H., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
339 Eddy
Doth Sophia Miss, domestic, 422 Grove
Dott Andrew, clerk Lloyd & Newlands, r. 16 Oak
Dott Annie (widow) , r. 16 Oak
Dott George, clerk Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 16
Oak
Dotta Augu6te (Lombardi & Dotta), r. 229 Montgom-
ery Av
Dotter Mary Mrs., nurse, 520 Powell
Dotter William C, carpenter Superintendent of
Streets, 520 Powell
Doty Charles E., driver City K. R., r. 11 First Av
Doty Charles H., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Oakland
Doty Edward W., engineer, r. Overland House
Doty John J., bookkeeper, r. 534 Ellis
Doty Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 420 Sixth
Doty. See Doughty
Doucher Alphons, Swiss Benev. Soc, 53<. Kearny
Doud Aaron (Atkinson, Doud & Co.), r. 935 Valencia
Dou^ Collins C, bookkeeper Coffin, Sanderson &
Cook, r. 334 Kearuj'
Doud Eugene S., salesman Lohmau & Coghill, r. 516 }<i
O'Farrell
Doud William A., clerk Atkinson, Doud & Co., r. 935
Valencia
Doud. See Dowd
Dougal David, admiral U. S. N., r. 58 South Park
Dougal Timothy H., longshoreman, r. 429 Pacific
Dougal William G., fon-man tinsmith W. W. Mon-
tague k Co.,r. 127 Valencia
Dougan John J., gasfitter, r. S s California Av, nr
Howard, Bcrnal Heights
Dougau William, marblcpolisher Edward McGrath, r.
S 8 Calit'oniia Av, nr Howard, Bcrnal Heights
Dougan William F., ])luiiibrr, r. S s California Av,
nr Howard, Bcrnal Heights
Dougan. See Dugan and Duggan
Dougart John I. (Schmidt & Co.), r. 2420 «ush
Dougherty Alexander, teamster E. M. Garrison, r.
1238 Folsom
Douglicrty Anthony, waiter Quaker City Restaurant,
r. Empire House
Dougherty B., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Dougherty Barnaby, stockbroker, r. 1 Sherwood PI
Dougherty Benjamin, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dougherty Bernard, engineer Williams Bros., r.
Marsh House, Sixth Av, South S. F.
Dougherty Bernard, laborer, r. 32 De Boom
Dougherty Bryan, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
NW cor Greenwiili and Octavia
Dougherty Burn<tt, laborer, r. (38) 32 De Boom
Dougherty Conrad, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dougherty Daniel, wood and coal, 1321 Minna
Dougherty Daniel J., molder Rlsdon I. and L. Works,
r. 25 Clementina, rear
Dougherty David (Dougherty & Clark) , r. cor King
and Second
Dougherty Delia, domestic 1619 Washington
Dougherty Deunis, clerk, r. 130 Clara
Dougherty Ellen Miss, r. 1317 Mission
Dougherty Elizabeth Y. (widow), r. 5 Ridley
Dougherty Frank, butcher E. Sniffin, r. 2438 Mission
Dougherty Frank, expressman, r. 220 Chestnut
Dougherty George, r. 5 Ridley
Dougherty George, contractor, r . SE cor Bay and Jones
Dougherty George, farmer, r. 520 Mission
Dougherty Henry, laborer, r. Twenty-eighth, bet San-
chez and Noe
Dougherty J., laborer Mission Rock Warehouse Co., r.
530 Third
Dougherty J., seaman S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Dougherty James, carpenter, r. 1727 Market
Dougherty James, laborer, r 345)^ Third
Dougherty James, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Dougherty James, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Fil-
bert
Dougherty James, livery-stablekeeper, r. Philadelphia
House
Dougherty James, teamster Market St. R. R.
Dougherty James B., contractor, r. 208 Sanchez
Dougherty James R., r. 1835 Market
Dougherty John, r. 416 Broadwaj'
Dougherty John, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Dougherty John (Dougherty & Byrne) , r. 546 Tehama
Dougherty John, foreman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r.
9 Kate
Dougherty John, hostler Market St. R. R., r. E s Sec-
ond Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth, rear
Dougherty John, joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Dougherty John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dougherty John, laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
25 Clementina, rear
Dougherty John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SE
cor York and Twenty-third
Dougherty John, metal sign engraver Benjamin
Isaacs, r. 130 Clara
Dougherty John, moroccodresser, r. 269 Jessie
Dougherty John, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 720 Na-
toma
Dougherty John, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
1224 Mission
Dougherty John, shipbuilder, r. 809 Mission
Dougherty John E., miner, r. 616 Kearny
DOUGHKRTT .JOHN H., wines aud liquors, 515
California, r. 2024 Mission
Dougherty Josijih, painter John A. Donovan, r. 223
Minna
Dougherty Josiah P., machinist Hawkins & Cantrell,
r. 518 Howard
Dougherty Manus C, tailor, r. 221 Tyler
Dougherty Martin, laborer Hancock & Kelso,r. Ns
Prospect PI, nr Folsom, Bernul Heights
Dougherty Mary (widow), r. 25 Clementina, rear
Dougherty Mary (widow), r. 130 Clara
Dougherty Mary chambermaid Russ House
Dougherty Matthew, laborer, r. (40) 32 De Boom
Dougherty Michael, r. 221 Tyler
Dougherty Michael, dyer, r. 12 Dovroey
Dougherty Michael, laborer Pac. Rolling Mills, r.
E s Illinois, nr Twentieth
Dougherty Montrose; H., blacksmith, r. 5 Ridley
Dougherty Neal, tanner, r. 1727 Market
Dougherty Patrick, coremaker Golden State and
Sliners' Iron Works, r. 445 Clementina
Dougherty Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Gilbert
Dougherty Patrick, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Dougherty Patrick, real-est;ite. r. Cal. Av nrWinslow
DOUGHERTY PATRICK E., secretary S. F.
and North Pac. R. R. Co., office 426 Mont, r. San
Rafael
Dougherty Phillip A., bookbinder Edward Bosqui &
Co., r. 8 Carlos PI
Dougherty P. J. , molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 445 Clementina
Dougherty Kirliard, labon r. r. 32 Stanford
Dougherty Robert H., plasterer, r. 372 Clementina
Dougherty Roger G., cxi)re8sman, r. 823 Harrison
Dougherty Thomas, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r.
348 Eleventh
Dougherty Thomas, longshoreman, r. 24 Clarence PI
Dougherty Thomas, sawyer A. Waldstein, r. 520
Sixth
Bullociz & Jones— Impoting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Dougherty William, boilermaker Union Iron Works,
r. 46 Jessie
Dougherty William, laborer Andrew Ouderdouk, r.
51!) Mission
DOUGHERTY WILLIAM C, deputy postmaster
San Francisco, office NW cor Wasliington and
Battery, r. 1414 Taylor
Dougherty ,t Byrne (John Dougherty, and James
Byrne), plumbers and gastitters, 414 Jones
Dougiierty & Clark (Daniel Dougherty, and Thomas
Clark) , liquor saloon, cor Second and King
Doughertj'. See Doherty, and O'Doherty
Doughty Charles E., r. 1508 Leavenworth
Doughty John, pMstor First New Jerusalem Church, r.
1508 Leavenworth
Doughty Joseph A., clerk Aguirre & Salazar, r. S s
Elizabeth, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Doughty Matthew, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
13 Elizabeth
Doiighty M. J. Mrs., r. 968 Railroad Av, South S. F.
Doughty William (Lambert & Doughty), r, 549 Fol
Doughty. See Doty
DOUGINE JAMES T., millwright and hydraulic
engineer, r. 2.534 Webster
Douglas Ann (widow), r. 421 Tenth
Douglas Albert C, salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 2710
Pine
Douglas Archibald, teamster Pae. Improvement Co.
Douglas Charles, in.spector Custom House, r. E s Ver-
mont, nr Twenty-sixth
Douglas Charles H. , mailing clerk Post^olfice, r. 1125
Ellis
Douglas Charles J., clerk, r. E s Vermont, bet Yuba
and Yolo
Douglas Donald M., saddler, r. 518 Brannan
Douglas Eflie Bliss, r. 1125 Ellis
Douglas F. E., painter, r. 26 Willow
Douglas Francis, engineer Mission Candle Works, r.
2 Alabama
Douglas George, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
2920 Fillmore
DOUGLAS HOWARD H., oyster saloon, 340
Kearny
Douglas James, laborer, r. SW cor First and Mission
Douglas James, plasterer, r. 337 Jessie
Douglas James G., saloonkeeper, r. 22 Stockton PI
Douglas Jefferson, actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 1214
Clav
Douglas John, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1509
Jones
Douglas Haretta J. Mrs., r. 16 Hill
Douglas L. M. Miss, adjuster coiner's department U.
S. Mint, r. 1125 Ellis
Douglas Roljert, driver Omnibus R. E., r. 708 Howard
Douglas Robert, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,r.
529 3i Howard
Douglas Robert E., clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
Douglas Thomas, painter, r. 680 Harrison
Douglas Thomas, wines and liquors, 444 Third
Douglas Thoanas H., r. .507 Powell
Douglas William, laborer, r. 525 Ji Howard
Douglas William, stoves and tinware, 739 Mission, r.
San Mateo
Douglas Wm. H., salesman Carmany & Crosett, r.
1125 Ellis
Douglass Mrs., varieties, 1318 Polk
Douglass Aaron A., finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 233 Third
Douglass Andrew, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio
Douglass Elizabeth, domestic 1601 Van Ness Av
Douglass C. L. Mrs., r. Abbotsford House
Douglass George, car repairer California St. R. R., r.
1412 Pine
Douglass Harry G., r. Abbotsford House
Douglass James, laborer, r. N s El Dorado, bet Jersey
and Potrero Av
Douglass James, proptr Columbia House, 114 Jackson
Doxiglass John S., marblecutter, r. 2101 Devisadero
Douglass Joseph, shoemaker, r. 624 Commercial
Douglass Margaret (widow) , r. 109 Van Ness Av
Douglass Margaret, domestic 30 McAllister
Douglass Margaret Miss, r. 422 Second
Douglass Mary, domestic IGOl Van Ness Av
Douglass Ralph, carpenter, r. 218 Pacific
Douglass R. E,, advertising solicitor S. F. Chronicle,
r. 767 Market
Douglass Sarah, domestic 1601 Van Ness Av
Douglass Thomas A., carpenter, r. W s Twenty-ninth,
nr Sanchez
Douglass Thomas F. (Douglass & Martin), r. 1405}<S
Folsom
Douglass Thomas F., deputy county clerk, r. 354
Clementina
Doiiglass Thomas H., clerk, r. 1711 Dupont
Douglass William A., M.D., professor clinical surgery
Medical College of the Pacific, office and r. 126
O'Farrell
Douglass William B. , watchmaker H. Wolff, r. 422
Second
Douglass William F., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1711 Dupont
Douglass William J. F., sailmaker, r. W s Second Av,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Douglass William H., second officer S. S. Oregon, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., r. 22 Geary
Douglass William Y., captain police City Hall, r. 1711
Dupont
DoTiglass i\: Martin (Thomas F. Douglass and David
N. Martiu), plumbers and gasfitters, 769 Ji; Miss
Dourgeois C. Mrs., irouer John La Comb, r. 742 Min
Dourneau Charles, pai)erhanger and artist, r. 16 Card
Alley
Douthitt Charles, machinist Union Iron Works, r. NW
cor Twenty-fourth and San Jose Av
DOUTHITT D. W^ILLIAM, attorney at law
office .526 Montgomery, r. 210 San Jose Av
Douty Frank S., secretary Pac. Improvement Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 4, r.
519 Webster
Dove George S., conductor Central R. R., 227 Seven-
teenth
Dove James, r. 528 Eighteenth
Dove Mary Miss, r. 1 Moulton PI
Dove William Henry, r. 320 Third
Dove William P., tanner, r. 454 Bartlett
Dover John, farmer Alms House, r. N 8 Clara Av, nr
Eighteenth
Dow Andrew, molder Union Iron Works, r. 957 Ji
Folsom
Dow Augustus, cabinetmaker, r. 14 Clinton
Dow George E., foreman Hope Iron Works, r. W s
Pennsylvania Av, nr Solano
Dow Henry A., machinist Hope Ironworks, r. Ws
Pennsylvania Av, nr Solano
Dow James, master mariner, r. 603 J<J Natoma
Dow James v>., office 115 Leidesdorff
Dow J.W., clerk, r. 334 Kearny
Dow Martiu, lamps, oils, and toys, 124 Second
Dow R. S., r. 616 M Natoma
Dow William, r. 125 Second
Dow William P., tanner and currier, r. 454 Bartlett
Dowan Robert, superintendent Calvary Cemetery, r.
W s St. Joseph Av, bet Eddy and Ellis
Dowd Andrew, foreman Hooper's South End Ware-
house, r. 260 First
Dowd Ann, domestic, r. 800 Van Ness Av
Dowd Bernard, laborer, r. 435 J4 Shipley
Dowd Catherine Miss, furnished rooms, 309 Minna
Dowd Daniel, engineer, r. 103 Pacific
Dowd Dennis, proptr City Front House, 625 Davis
Dowd Frank, seaman, r. 117 Drumni
Dowd Hugh, policeman City Hall, r. 528 Union
Dowd J., driver Omnibus R. R.
Dowd James, mattressmaker City and County Hos-
pital
Dowd John, r. 2 Eddy PI
Dowd John, warehouseman John O. Strauch, r. 1725
Pacific Av
Dowd John, teameter Andrew Onderdonk
Dowd Mary Miss, domestic, 201 Valencia
Dowd Michael, conductor Omnibus R. R. r. 6 Heron
Dewd Michael, fireman, r. 320 Eighth
Dowd Patrick, bootmaker, r. 105 Clark
Dowd Patrick, miner, r. 5 Sharp PI
Dowd Peter, expressman, r. 2.537 Mission
Dowd Roger, cartnian, r. 1211 Geary
Dowd Thomas, blacksmith, r. 519 Mission
Dowd Thomas, fr&memakcrSanborn,Vail& Co., r. 1913
Filbert
Dowd Thomas, horseshoer, r. 60 First
Dowd Thomas, laborer, r. N s Twentieth, bet Harrison
and Folsom
Dowd. See Doud
Dowda George W. (Brooke <t Dowda), r. 1044 Howard
Dowdall Henry S., driver Massey & Yung, r. 6 Quincy
Dowdall Joseph F., plumber, r. 519 Hayes
Dowdall Richard E., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r.
101)4 Natoma
Dowdall William, plumber, r. 12 Polk
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
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Dowdall William P., painter, r. 12 Polk
Dowde Frank (Dowde & Farrell) , r. 323 Fourth
Dowde & Farrell (Frank Dowde and John Farrell) , gro-
ceries ond liquors, 323 Fourth
Dowdell John, r, 351 Jessie
Dowdell Kobert, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 351 Jessie
Dowden Henrj-, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
17 Kondel PI
Dowdle John P., clerk Central Pac. R. R., r. 12 Ellis
Dowe Arthur W., photograph painter, r. 15513^ Mar-
ket
Dowe J. G., speculator, r. 1235 Market
Dower John, gasfitter, r. 27 Kate
Dower, Thomas, with John O'Rourke, r. 22 Turk
Dowland Edwin, musician St. Ann's Rest, r. 512
O'Farrell
Dowland Frederick, carpenter, r. 1329 Bush
Dowland Sarah Mrs., varieties, 132'.) Bush
Dowler Thomas, collector S. McHenry & Co., r. 308
Minna
Dowley Mary (widow), r. 203 Fifteenth
Dowling Alice (widow), r. 29 Sixth
Dowling Ann (widow) , r. 120 Seventh
Dowling Bridget (widow), r 6-t3 Valencia
Dowling Charles, truckman, r. 129 Dora
Dowling Edmond, expressman 341 Bush,r. 1310 Grove
Dowling Edward, hackman, r. 1505 Folsom
Dowling Edward B., porter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory
Dowling Frank, sawyer Centennial Planing Mill, r.
40 Moss
Dowling Honora, domestic 1928 Sacramento
Dowling James, carpenter N. B. and Mission K. B., r.
25 Folsom Av
Dowling James, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Dowling James, laborer, r. 415 3-i Fifth
Dowling James, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
219 Clara
Dowling James, trader, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
l.slais Creek
Dowling Jennie E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 519 Tyler
Dowling John, coachman, r. 1200 Larkin
Dowling John, fish, 11-12 Grand Central Market, r.
1314 Scott
Dowling John, laborer Union Box Factory
Dowling John F., glassblower Byron Jackson, r. 524
Sixth
Dowling Julia L. Mrs., r. 549 Stevenson
Dowling J. W., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 618
Fourth
Dowling Kate Miss, dres.smaker, r. 809 Mission
Dowling Maggie Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundry,
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiuer
Dowling Michael, carpenter, r. 310 Seventh
Dowling M. F., miller Horace Davis & Co., r. West
Oakland
Dowling Patrick, contractor, r. 1120 Green
Dowling Patrick, laborer, r. 741 Market
Dowling Richard (Sears, Pickett & Dowling), and liv-
ery stable. GIO Howard, r. 606 Howard
Dowling Richard, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. CoUma
Dowling Thomas, carpenter, r. 40 Moss
Dowling Thoma.^, drayman J. F. & J. B. Murray
Dowling Thomas, hostler Omnibus R. R.
Dowling Thomas H., with W. Warner Henry & Co., r.
2122 Bush
Dowling William T., driver La Grande Laundry Co.,
r. 39 Lafayette
Down Samuel, carpenter, r. 546 Bryant
Downard Thomas, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.,
r. 1100 Larkin
Downer A. J. Mrs. (widow), r. 588 Buchanan
Downer Edward, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 447
Jessie
Downer Hart A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 2100
Pine
Downer Jennie M., adjuster coiner's department TJ. S.
Mint, r. .588 Buch.-man
Downer Perley R., label slip clerk U. S. Railway
Mail Service, r. 1223 Geary
Downes Charles (Downes & Deery), r. 730 )i Natoma
Downes Edward, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 85
Everett
Downes Edward, painter, r, .511 Mission
Downes William, dairy, S s Greenwich, nr Lagiina
Downes & Deery (Charles Downes, and Thomas Deery) ,
plumbers, 41 Second
Downes. See Downs
Downey Andrew, city salesman Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 48 Tehama
Downey Andrew, laborer, r. 233^ Minna, rear
Downey Annie Miss. r. Noe, bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Downey Bernard, r. 33 Eddy
Downey Charles, bootblack, 802 Mission, r. 3G8 Na-
toma
Downey Charlotte (widow) , varieties, 470 Tehama
Downey Frank, bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r. W s
Noe, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Downey George W. (J. M. Pike & Co.) , r. 2012 Miss
Downey James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Downey James, hostler Market St. R. R. r. S s Church
Lane, bet Dolores and Church
Downey James, mining, r. 6 Caroline
Downey James, porter Mills, Leak & Co., r. Oakland
Downey James A., miller Marciis Bros. & Co., r. 202
Second
Downey James H., carpenter, W s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-fifth
Downey John (Downey & Son) , r. N s Twentieth, bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Downey John, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R., r.
Harrison, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Downey John, dairyman, r. Ws Church, bet Sixteenth
and Seventeenth
Downey John, porter J. P. Sweeney & Co., r. 210)4
Washington
Downey John, laborer Frank Trevor, r. 23 Minna
Downey John, plasterer, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Downey John, teamster, r. 117 Shipley
Downey John J. (Downe3' & Son), r. N s Twentieth,
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Downey Michael, dra3uian, r. cor Market and Waller
Downey Michael, painter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Downey Patrick, laborer Hancock k Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Downey Peter, exjiressman, r. 556 Brannan
Downey Peter, gardener S. L. Jones, r. NW cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Downey Thomas, laborer, r. 325 Vallejo, rear
Downey Timothy, r. 28 Pearl
Downey William, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, r.
Oakland
Downey William, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co.,r.
134 Fourth
Downey Winifred Mrs. (widow) , r. 165 Tehama
Downey k Son (John, and John J.), market, N s
Twentieth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Downie Henry, local policeman, r. 548 Folsom
Downing Abraham F. (A. F. Downing k Son), r. Oak-
land
Downing A. F. & Son (Orrein P. Downing) , wholesale
dealers druggists' specialties, 14 Second
Downing Cass, musician California Theatre, r. 1309
Pacific
Downing Charles, compositor, r. 2100 Pine
Downing, C. V. B.. engineer, r. 7 Bush St. PI
Downing D., harnessman United Carriage Co.
Downing Eva Mrs., r. 116 Perry
Downing H. C stockbroker Cal. Stock Exchange
Board, 22 Leidesdorff
Downing James A., lamps, oils, glassware, etc., 10
Third, r. 908 McAllister
Downing James L., plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing John, plasterer, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q
and R. South S. F.
Downing John, shipcarpenter, r. N s Valley, bet Gu-
errero and Dolores
Downing John C, seaman sch Enterprise, Beale St.
Wharf
Downing Josex)h, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing Lewis, musician, r. 1.309 Pacific
Downing Matthew, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing Orrein P. (.\. F. Downing k Son) r. Oakland
Downing Patrick B. contractor, r. 920 McAllister
Downing Richard, plasterer, r. 23 Louisa
Downing Theodore B., agent Chatellier & Spence, 120
Sutter, r 40J«i Geary
Downing Theodore H., contractor and foreman car-
penter P. C. S. S. Co., r. Valley, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
JDOIV^i'IXG THOMAS, house and sign painter,
615 Mission, r. 519 Leavenworth
Downing Warren, r. 26 Kimou PI
Downing W. W., clerk, r. Milton House
Downs Albert Mrs. (widow) , r. 115 William
Downs George, coachman Daniel Cook, 1117 Pine
Bullock Si Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Ezclusive Novelties.
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Downs Jennie Miss, domettic, 30G Hayes
Downs John, bricklayer, r. 2()9 Minna
Downs L. W. C, collector Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1515 Post
Downs Michael, laborer, r. 1819 Hyde
Downs Seldon W., laborer, r. 773 Folsom
Downs William, laborer, r. 13 Heron
Downs. Sec Dowues
Dows Amanda Miss, r. Grand Hotel
Dows Henry J., teamster R. D. Hume & Co., r. 1514
Folsoui
DOWS JAMES, real estate, office 408 Front, r. NW
cor Bryant and Tenth
Dowsett George, engineer, r. 13 Varenne PI
Dowsett George, local policeman, r. 518 Brannan
Dox Jacob M., carpenter, r. 521 Pacific
Doxey William, r. 5'22 Fell
Doxtater William H., merchandise broker and pur-
chasing agent, oflice iu Oaiiforuia, r. Oakland
Doyle Andrew, hustler John Horn, r. 1618 Laguna
Doyle Annie Mrs., r. G'28 Howard
DOYLE, BARBEK »& SCRIPTUKE (John T.
Doyle, William Barber and H. D. Scripture), at-
torneys at law, office 323 Calilornia
Doyle B. H. Mrs., r. 1037 Mission
Doyle Catharine F. (widow), r. 244 Stevenson
Doyle Charles F., bootcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
C12 Stevenson
Doyle Charles A. (Doyle & Co.), r. 63^ Erie
Doyle Clarence, dairy, W s Mission nr. Twenty-first
Doyle Daniel P., furniture, 214 Fourth
Doyle Dora, domestic 918 Hyde
Doyle Edward, bricklayer, r. 24 Miller PI
Doyle Edward, carriagebuilder, r. 819 Howard
Doyle Edward, messenger St. Mary's Hospital
Doyle Edward, iilumber, r. 571 Minna
Doyle Edward, porter J. Vf. Davidson & Co., r. 1723
Mission
Doyle Edward, shipcarpenter Mathew Turner, r. 1019
Twentieth
Doyle Edward H., livery stable 246 Third, r. 20 Haw-
thorne
Doyle Elizabeth, dressmaker, r. 2208 Geary
Doyle Elizabeth (widow) , r. (512 Stevenson
Doyle Ellen, domestic, 1104 Post
Doyle Ellen (widow), r. 1105 Montgomery
Doyle Eugene G., boarding and lodging 308 Beale
Doyle Frank T., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard
Doyle Garrett, laborer J Hughes, Pioneer Park
Doyle Hannah Miss, domestic 712 McAllister
DOYLE HENRY (Henry Doyle & Co.), r. 409 Van
DOYLiE HENRY & CO. (P. E. O'Bryen) , commis-
sion merchants, agents Barbour's Irish flax,
threads, and twines, Clark's O. N. T. spool cotton,
Milward's helix needles. Field's shoe and uphol-
sterers tacks, seine twines, gill net lines etc, 503
Market
Doyle Hugh, engineer, r. 1405 Montgomery
Doyle Hugh H., bootmaker, r. 2930 Mission
Doyle Irene M. Miss, assistant Girls High School, r.
Central Av bet Bush and Pine
Doyle J., laborer Risdou I. & L Works
Doyle James, blacksmith N. B. & Mission R. R.. r. 506
Minna
Doyle James, carpenter City R. R., r. 1723 Mission
Doyle James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
727 Harrison
Doyle James, contractor, r. 1716 Stockton
Doyle James, hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 2.51 Clem
Doyle James, laborer, r. W s Gates near Union
Doyle James, rooter, r. 47 Natoma
Doyle James, salesman H. C. Wright & Co., r. W s
Mission nr Twenty-fifth
Doyle James, sectionmau Southern Pac. R. R. Co.
Doyle James, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co., r.
Waller, nr Buchanan
Doyle James, tinsmith, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Doyle James A., chief engineer U. S. Revenue stm
Richard Rush
Doyle James B., plumber Alfred S. Iredale, r. 118
Shotwell
Doyle James F., miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Doyle James J., foreman E. Guittard & Co., r. 1110
Harrison
Doyle Jane, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Doyle J. O., r. 1037 Mission
Doyle John, bootmaker, r. 612 Stevenson
Doyle John, carpenter, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Doyle John, carriage painter M. P. Holmes, r. 430 Clem
Doyle John, contractor, and liquor saloon, NW cor
Geary and Central Av
Doyle John, driver City R. R., r. 1821 Mission
Doyle John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 733
Folsom
Doyle John, laborer, r. 50 Natoma
Doyle John, laborer, r. 1337 Dupont
Doyle John, laborer, r. NEcor Louisiana and Sierra
Doyle John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Doyle John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Doyle John, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham, r. 912
Bryant !
Doyle John, porter Jones & Co., r. 117 Natoma 1
Doyle John, stockbroker, r. 740 Mission
Doyle John C. (Doyle k Cashman) , r. 753 Howard |
DOYJLE aOHN E., wines and liquors 311 Bush,r. I
2201 Fillmore
Doyle John J., blacksmith Maurice Doyle, r. 143
Shipley
Doyle John T. (Doyle, Barber & Scripture), r. Menlo
Park
Doyle Katie Miss, jewelry case maker A. H. Loch-
baum, r. 571 Minna
Doyle Katie Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Doyle L., laborer, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Doyle Lawrence, hostler Market St. R.R., r. Es Second
Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Doyle Lizzie E. Miss, assistant Market Street Primary
Schol, r. cor Bush and Central Av
Doyle Luke D., florist, SE cor Central Av and Pine
Doyle M. teamster Superintendent of Streets
Doyle Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1405 Montgomery
Doyle Margaret, cook, 2513 Octavia
Doyle Margaret, domestic 213 Seventh
Doyle Margaret Miss, domestic 513 Van Ness Av
Doyle Mark, carxoenter M. and A. Hansen, r. 437 Grove
Doyle Martin C, salesman Dohrmann & Co., r. 12}^
Moss
Doyle Martin T., stevedore Black Diamond Coal Co.,
r. 720 Folsom
Doyle Mary Miss, shoefitter S. \V. Levy, r. 571 Minna
Doyle Mary Ann, domestic 304 Third
Doyle Mathew, helper Union Iron Works, r. 47 Na-
toma
Doyle Maurice, horseshoer, 765 Mission, r. 143 Ship-
ley
Doyle Maurice, expressman, SE cor Sansom and
Pine, r. 508 Shotwell
Doyle Michael, laborer, r. Lida PI, nr Sixteenth
Doyle Michael, laborer, r. 50 Natoma
Doyle Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. S s Fil-
bert, nr Montgomery
Doyle iliohael, porter, r. 715 Howard
Doyle Michael, stairbuilder, r. 20 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Doyle Michael J., machinist ^tna Iron Works, r. 47
Natoma
Doyle Nellie Miss, r. Waller, nr Webster
Doyle Nellie Miss, tailoress Henry Harmon, r. 315 Fell
Doyle Patrick, r. 1018 Clay
Doyle Patrick, haruessmaker, 8 Taylor, r. E s Capp,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twentv-sixth, rear
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 327 Tehama
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. 368 Natoma
Doyle Patrick, laborer, r. E s Channel, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Doyle Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
D';yle Patrick, porter M. Heller & Brothers, r. 288
Union
Doyle Peter, r. 123 Jackson
Doyle Peter, turncock Spring Valley Water Works, r.
"49 Minna i *xJ
Doylo Peter W., carpenter, r. 2810 Howard gj
Doyle Richard, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 534 j 13.
Sixteenth
Doyle Richard, carpenter and builder, r. 2810 How-
ard
Doyle Richard, laborer, r. 35 Natoma
Doyle Richard, varieties, 534 Sixteenth
Doyle Robert E. (Doyle k Wilson) , r. 1012 Pine
Doyle Rody (Doyle & Grace) , r. 312 Nineteenth
Doyle Stephen, carpenter Cal. Chemical Works, r. Es
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eighth
Doyle Stephen, miner, r. 446 Brannan
Doyle Stephen R., carpenter, r. 1126 }<i Shotwell
Doyle Thomas, r. 641 Washington
Doyle Thomas, assistant bookkeeper Cunningham,
Curtiss & Welch, r. 244 Stevenson
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Doyle Thomas, blacksmith, r. S sBush, bet Baker and
Lyon
Doyle Thomas, blacksmith Connelly, Nye & Co., r.
819 Howard
Doyle Thomas, carpenter, r. lim Dore
Doyle Thomas, cook, r. 3i6 Fourth
Doyle Thomas, foreman John Doyle, r. NWcor Geary
and Central Av
Doyle Thomas, laborer, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Do-
lores and Church
Doyle Thomas, longshoreman Allen & Young, r. 18
Geneva, rear
Doyle Thomas, porter H. Liebes & Co.,r. 288 Union
Doyle Thomas F. (Cregan & Doyle), r. 905 Market
Doyle Thomas F., messenger First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, r. 12 Hunt
Doyle T. J., teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Doyle Timothy, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Dovle Timothy, laborer Masonic Cemetery, r. 2012
'Ellis
Doyle William, boilermaker, r. 135% Perry
Doyle William, laborer, r. Ii3 Third
Doyle William, painter Norman & Eckler, r. Jessie,
bet Ei^'hth and Ninth
Doyle William, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 433M Ship-
ley, rear
Doyle William, tinsmith, r. 1405 Montgomery
Doyle William, trunkmaker, r. 1019 York
Doyle William H. (Doyle & Co.), r. Japan
Doyle William B., painter, r. 217 Tenth
Doyle William E., policeman City Hall, r. SW cor
Eleventh and Harrison
Doyle William T., furniturepolisher, r. 315 Fell
Doyle & Cashman (J. C. Doyle and Daniel Cashman) ,
liquor saloon and racket court, 733 Howard
Doyle & Co. (W. H. and C. A. Doyle and G. T. Marsh) ,
Japanese art treasures, 4 New Montgomery
Doyle & Grace (Body Doyle and Pierce Grace), black-
smiths, 822 Folsom
DOYLiE tSi "WILSON (Eobert E. Doyle and Charles
Wilson) , ship and freightbrokers, olfice 38 Cal
Drabek John, gluemaker Cal. Glue Works, r. E s De
Haro, between Sixteenth and El Dorado
Drady Daniel, tailor Thomas Drady, r. 328 Sixth
I Drady John, fireman, r. 60 JeSKie
Drady Thomas, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 346 Fourth
Drady Thomas, merchant tailor, 151 Fourth, r. 328
Sixth
Drager Henry, tanner Williams Bros., r. 008 Sixth
Dragcr John (Drager & Diederichsen) , r. 608 Sixth
iJrager Joseph, painter, r. 608 Sixth
Drager & Diederich.sen (John Drager and Charles
Diederichsen), proptrs Excelsior Hotel 608-610
Sixth
Draghi Joseph, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Draher August, upholsterer, r. 12 Willow
Drain Dauiel, shipcarpenter W. E, CoUyer, r. 824 Mc-
Allister
Drake Alonzo R., carpenter, r. 105 Folsom
Drake Amelia Miss, domehtic 1620 Larkin
Drake Charles, assistant chi^f operator Western Union
Telegraph Co., r. 314 Bush
Drake E. D., r. 119 Fair Oaks
Drake PMward H., r. 335 Jessie
DRAKE EUGEXE B., attorney at law, office 609
Sacramento, r. 2420 Mission
Drake Flemon, manager Western Union Telegraph
Co., office 302 Montgomery, r. East Oakland
Drake George W., wholesale wood and coal, India
Dock, foot Battery, r. West Oakland
Drake Herman B., .salesman John Taylor & Co., r. 808
Webster
Drake Horace, mine superintendent, r. 703 Mai-ket
Drake Lemuel H., wheehvright J. Morton k Co.
Drake R. E., insurance adjuster Jacobs & Easton,
r. 726 Bush, rear
Drake Samuel (Drake & Emerson) , r. 1010 Washington
Drake Samuel, laborer, r. 210 Mason
Drake W. F. (Humphrey & Drake), physician, ollice
324 Montgomery Av, r. Commercial Hotel
Drake William, r. 743 Pine
Drake & Emerson (Samuel Drake and John A. Emer-
son), fruit and commission merchants, 521 San
Draper Emerson H., capitalist, r. 424 Sansom
Draper John, painter, and .lanitur American Protestant
Assn Hall, r. 713 Mission
Draper Simeon F., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
115 Seventh
Drapest B. 8., r. 6 Central PI
Drascovich N., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Drast Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 556 Brannan
Drathen Peter, cigars and tobacco, 79 Fourth
Drathmann W. Ferdinand, salesman Tillmann &
Bendel, r. 813 Pierce
Drato Giovanni, laborer, r. 1114 Kearny
Drawer Envelope Co., H. McGinnis, proptr., 724}^
Market, room 23
Dray John, r. 512 Mission
Drayeur Auguhte (P. B. Berges &Co., r. 275 Stevenson
Drayeur Nicholas C. (Gales & Drayeur) , r. 1416 Powell
Drayton James A., porter 22 Jlontgomery. r. 717 How
Drechsler Louis, shoemaker, r. C47 Bryant
Dreimann Andreas, country ijroduce. 1329 Dupont
Dreman M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Drennan — , carrier Evening Bulletin
Drenniu S., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Drenniug Robert, laborer, r. 1503 Pine
Dresbach William (Dresbach & Co.) , r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
DRESBACH <& CO. (William Dresbach and Adin
Bullard) , comnaission merchants, 316 California,
room 6
Drescher Charles, barber. 535 Geary
Drescher Nicholas, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Dreschfeld Henry L.. printer, r. 802 Larkin
Dresen Joseph, bakery and confectionery, 1012 Pierce
Dresh Joseph, milkman, r. Helvetia tlotel
Dressell Herman, wheelwright, Louis Enricht&Co..
r. Waller, nr Cole
Dresser William, driver City R. R.. r. 524 Turk
Dressier Waldemar, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Dreves Conrad Rev., pastor St. John's German Luthe-
ran Church, r. 626 Green
Drew Aaron, laborer, r. 9 Hunt
Drew Agues Miss, domestic, 738 McAtlister ■
Drew Alida Mrs., r. 2519 Suiter
Drew Charles S., speculator, r. 12 O'Farrell
Drew Edward eiuploye James Phelan, r. SW cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Drew Edward, seaman, r. 5 Washington
Drew Edward, sectiouman Southern Pac. R. R. Co.
Drew Edward F., laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Drew Frank, mailing clerk Post-office, r. Nucleus
House
Drew Frederick, r. 235 Keai'uy
Drew Hiram M. (Jesse & Drew) , r. 128 Fell
Drew John R'. (Dillon & Drew), r. N s Seventeenth,
bet Sherman A; Diamond
Drew Nellie, shampooer and electrician, Hammam
Baths, r. 7 Bagley PI
Drew Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., r. N s
Twenty-fourth, btt Church and Vicksburg
Drew Sophia Miss, adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint. r. 325 Ellis
Drew Thomas, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. 9 Minna
Drew William B., boxmakcr, r. 512 Bryant
Drewes Henry (Henke & Drewes), r. cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Drews Gustav, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Drews John H., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19
Decatur
Drews Lewis A., dancing academy, 39 Fourth
Drexel Charles, waiter The Baldwin, r. 18 Eddy
Drey Mary A. Miss, cook, 1024 Washington
Dreydemi Pierre, tailor, 513 Pine, r. 967 Mission
Dreyer Diedrich, gi'oceries and liquors, NE cor Illi-
nois and Twentieth
Dreyer George, r. 1123 Bush
Dreyer John, expressman, cor Foiirth and Town-
send, r. 314 Townsend
Dreyer Joseph, commission merchant, 515 Market, r.
110 Hyde
Dreyer. See Drayeur and Dryer
Drcyfous Jules, r. 819 V. Larkin
Dreyfus Adnlpluis, teacher pcnnianshii), r. 731 Geary
Drevfus Alexander, agent, r. 1819 Buchanan
DREYFUS B. <S; CO. (Emanuel L. Goldstein,
Jacob Frowenfeld, and John J. Weglein) , growers
and dealers California wines and brandies, 521-523
Market, branch 45 Broadway, N. Y.
Dreyfus Benjamin (B. Dreyfus it Co.) , r. 1427 Post
Dreyfus Cliristiau, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co.,
r. Hotel Rhein
Dreyfus Frederica Miss, domestic 828 McAllister
Dreyfus Jacob, liquor saloon, SW cor Geary and
William
Dreyfus Jules, merchant, r. 310 Fell
Dreyfus Mark 11., salesman Colman Bros., r. 235 Kear
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
THUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Dreyfus Moses, butcher J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 820
Geary, rear
Dreyfus Theodore, dyer, 35 Sixth
Drevfiiss Edward, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 6
Tyler
Dreyfuss Julius, lamps, oil stoves, aud coal oil, U
Dupont, r. 440 Twentieth
Dreyfuss Sarah Mrs., r. 310 Fell
Dreypolchcr Fi-ederick, cabinetmaker, r. 94.5 Folsom
DreypolohtT William, collector S. F. Chronicle, r. 945
Folsom
Drin Michael, laborer, r. 1211 Geary
Drindhanmier Mathilda (widow), r. S s Point Lobos
Av, bet Wood aud Collins
Drlnkall Thomas O., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, p.
9 Taylor
Drinkhouse John A., wholesale cigars and tobacco,
228 Front, r. 42 South Park
Drinkwater Annie Miss, r. 1250 Turk
Drinkwater L. H., lirst officer S. S. Oregon, Oregon S.
S. Co.
DriscoU Alexander, contractor, r. C13 Stevenson
Drisi'oll Alexander C, plumber, r. 103 Steuart
DriscoU Brothers (Daniel K. and James), groceries
and liquors, SE cor Minna and Fourth
DriscoU Catherine (widow) , r. 244 Oak
DriscoU Catherine Miss, domestic, r. 221 Tyler
DriscoU Charles A., elevatorman The Baldwin, r. 1814
Market
DriscoU Cornelius, coachman Alfred L. Tubbs, r. 311
Harrison
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 27 Sumner
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 71 Everett
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer, r. 78 Everett
DriscoU Cornelius, laborer Washington Square, r. 512
Mason
DriscoU Cornelius, shoemaker, NE cor Mason and
Chestnut
DRISCOLJL. CORNELIUS E. , proptr Sanitarium
Baths, 2210-2212 Powell, r, 1712 Bush
DriscoU Dauiel, peddler, r. 2006 Larkin
DriscoU Daniel, shipjoiner, r. 234 Sixth
DriscoU Daniel, sparmaker, r. 1814 Market
DriscoU Daniel J., painter H. G. Jarman, r. 1814 Mar-
ket
DriscoU Daniel O., mate stm San Rafael, San Quentiu
Ferry
DriscoU Daniel E. (DriscoU Brothers) , r. 319 Minna
DriscoU Dennis, clerk, r. 319 Minna
DriscoU Dennis, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
DriscoU Dennis, laborer, r. 8043^ Geary, rear
DriscoU Dennis, miner, r. 319 Minna
DriscoU Dennis, sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. Oak-
land
DriscoU Dennis, stone-mason, r. 414 J^ Clementina
DriscoU Dennis, upholsterer 214 Second, r. 20 Howard
Court
DriscoU Dennis J., salesman C. Curtin, r. 718 Howard
DriscoU Edward, carpenter, r. S s Union, nr Sansom,
rear
DriscoU Eliza (widow), r. 1113 Montgomery
DriscoU Ellen, domestic. Grand Hotel
DriscoU Frank, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 673 Howard
DriscoU George, bellman The Baldwin, r. 1814 Market
DriscoU George, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 512 Bush
DriscoU James (DriscoU Brother.s) , r. 83 Everett
DriscoU James, seaman, r. 117 Drumiu
DriscoU James C, butcher M. Lanuau, r. 1314 Polk
DriscoU J. D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co
DriscoU J. E., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
DriscoU Jeremiah, carriagepainter, r. 517 Twenty-
third
DriscoU Jeremiah, laborer New City Hall, r. 725 Na-
toma
DriscoU Jeremiah, steamboatjoiner, Jackson St.
Wharf, r. 224 Fourth
DriscoU Jeremiah J., clerk, r. 122 Geary
DriscoU Jeremiah J., messenger City Hall Commis-
sioners, r. 512 Mason
DriscoU John, barkeeper John Kearney, r. 320 Third
DiiscoU John, black.imith, r. 218 Fremont
DriscoU John, currier, r. SE cor Seventh Av and L,
South S. F
DriscoU John, fruitpeddler, r. IG Converse
DriscoU John, grinder Betts Spring Co., r. 210 Chat-
tanooga
DriscoU John, hostler W. F. Babcock,9Essex
DriscoU John, laborer, r. 93^ Welsh, rear
DriscoU John, laborer, r. 44 Julia
DriscoU John, laborer, r. 247 Clementina
DriscoU John, laborer, r. 434 Stevenson
DrincoU John, laborer, r. 513 Fell
DriscoU John, longshoreman, r. 26 Tehama, rear
DriscoU John, moulder, r. 907 Folsom
DriscoU John H., plumber, r. 1814 Market
DriscoU John M., t)ruamenter Mathew D. Nile, r. 9
Welsh, rear
DriscoU Jonathan P., butcher Francis A. Seufert, r.
1310 Jackson
DriscoU Josie Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 1114 Sacramento
DriscoU Lawrence, bag.sewer John MoUoy, r. 54 Clay
DriscoU Lizzie Miss, domestic 1132 Valen<'ia
DriscoU M., waiter, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
DriscoU M. Mrs., fancy dry goods, 1553 Market
DriscoU MiirKant Jliss, domestic 527 T\irk
DriscoU Jliirgurit Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1326 Stockton
DriscoU Miiliacl.bdardiug, 414 Francisco
DrisioU Michael, laborer, r. 906 Mission
DriscoU Moses, broonimaker, r. E s Chenery, bet
Thirty-tirfct and Thirty. second
DriscoU Murphy, bricklayer, r. 71 Everett
DriscoU Nellie Miss, r. 1113 Montgomery
DriscoU Patrick, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
DriscoU Timothy, foundry man, r. 1221 Columbia
DriscoU Timothy, pressman Alta California, r. 512
Mason
DriscoU Timothy, wood and coal NE cor Seventeenth
aud Capp, r. 129 Capp
DriscoU William, barkeeper, J. H. Wedemeyer, r. NE
cor Fourth and Berry
DriscoU William, clerk, C. H. Schluter, r. 744 Fourth
DriscoU William, laborer. Pacific Mail S. 8. Co
Driver Annie, domestic, 911 Greenwich
Driver George C, clerk general sujjt.'s office. Central
Pac. R. R., r. 33 Hawthorne
Driver G. W., merchant, r. Overland House
Drivon Eugene, hairdresser, r. 318 Clementina
Droast Charles, candy maker, r. 555 Jessie
Droa.st Frederick, varnisher, r. 555 Jessie
Drobaz Mattio, chop house, 503 East, r. 238 Minna
Droge G. F. C, stationery and toys, NW cor Sixteenth
and Mission, r. cor Sanchez and Valley
Droge Peter, carpenter, r. 260 Tehama
Droger Henry C, assistant treasurer Standard Theater,
r. 25 J^ Stockton
Droger Joseph, laborer, S. B. Lardner, r. 61 Sixth
Droger Mary C. (widow), r. 17 Linden
Drogmund Otto, butcher, Lobos Square Packing
House, r. N 3 Beach nr Buchanan
Drohhu John, teamster. Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
230 Folsom
Drohen Ellen Miss, domestic, 818 Larkin
Droit John, chief cook. International Hotel, r. 16
Montgomery Av
Drol( t John A., interpreter, r. 21 Valparaiso
Drulette Josejih, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-fourth bet
Sanchez and Noe
DroUinger J. H., butcher, r. 636 Jessie
Drommen Katie Miss, domestic, 2918 Howard
Drossdorf Nicholas, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Drosscl Joseph H., apothecary and chemist, NW cor
Powell and Jackson, r. 900 Jackson
Droste Henry, i)roprietor Metropolitan Hotel, 516 Pac
Drouet Hypidite, porkpacker and market, 1420 Stock
Drout;ht Robert, tailor, Henry Harmon, r. 12 Anthony
Drouilliat John, billiard table and cabinetmaker, 813-
815 Montgomery, r. 509 Pine
Drouilhat L. Mrs., proprietress Gailhard Restaurant,
509 Pine
Drouillard William, ironworker. Pacific Rolling Miil
Diown Albert N., (Cowles & Drown), attorney at
law, office 621 Clay, r. 615 Eddy
Droyt John, chief cook International Hotel
Drucker Albert, clerk Henry Winkelmann, r. 8W cor
Hayes aud Laguna
Drucker Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Third
and Tehama
Drucker August, capitalist, r, 921 Montgomery
Drucker August E., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 142
Montgomery
Drucker Eilcrt, real-estate, r. 723 Hayes
Drucker John, groceries and liquors, 968 Mission
Drucker Laura M^s, dressmaker, r. 723 Hayes
Drucker Mary Miss, domestic 729 McAllister
Drucker William, grocer, r. NE cor Thirtieth and
Sanchez
Drucker William E., clerk, r. 921 Montgomery
Dmffel Francis H., hardware, 206-208 Jackson, r. 1235
Hyde
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Precita PI and Prospect PI, Bemal Heights
Dmgan Samiiel G., plasterer, r. W s Gunnison, bet
Precita PI and Prospect PI, Berual Heights
Druhe John G., liquor saloon, SW cor California and
Drumm, r. E s Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Druhe John Harman, r. SE cor Market and Ninth
Druhm Carl, seaman, r. 530 Chestnut
DRUIDS' HAX.L, (United Ancient Order of
Druids), 413 Sutter
Drum Cortland F., steward stm City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf, r. 14G Fifth
Drum Edward F. (Wykoff & Drum),r. 166 Tehama
Drunim James, propertj'man Buckley's Original Va-
rieties, r. G Central PI
Drumm John H., carver and gilder, r. 2219 Leav
Drumm Street House, John Ryan proptr, SE cor Clark
and Drumm
Drummer Henry, lodgings, 410 Pacific
Drnnimond Frank G. (Bugart & Drummond) 15 San
Drummond John, lodgings, 19 Ninth
Drummond John, seaman, r. 1120 Montgomery
Drummond Joseph, boilermaker Fulton Ii'on Works,
r. SE cor Braunan and Dore
Drummond Mary E. (widow) , r. 961 Mission
Drummond Nora Miss, dressmaker, r. 1182 Harrison
Drummond Philip, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Drummond E., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E s
Illiuuis, nr Twentieth
Drummond Richard S. (Drummond & Lemont) , r. 119
First Av
Drummond & Lemont (Richard S. Drummond and
George W. Lemont) , wood and coal, E s Valencia,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Drurv Eliza Miss, r. 1416 Kearuv, rear
DRURY FREDERICK s/, fruits, 409 Bush, r.
947 Mission
Drury Harry, tule covermaker Gilman & Racouillat,
r. 184 Jessie
Drury James, carpenter, r. 325 Sutter, rear
Drury Jane Miss, r. 5 Latham PI
Drurv Michael, hostler, Hayes Valley and Market St.
It. R., r. 1703 Turk
Drury Patrick W., laborer, r. 184 Jessie
Drury Peter, laborer, r. 1416, Kearny, rear
Drury Thomas, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Drury Thomas, waiter, S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Drury William, merchant tailor, 633 Kearny, r. 1030
Twentieth
Drusedom John, driver Empire Brewery, r. 1811 Ma-
son
Dry Creek Tunnel and Fluming Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.) ,
C. T. Bridge secretary, office 224 California
Dryan Thomas, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Dryden David F., compositor Bacon & Co.,r. 41C Post
Dryer Bernard, contractor, r. E s Guerrero, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Duncan
DRYER CHARLES F., livery stable, 1315 Stock
Dryer Grace, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Dryer John, master mariner, r. 106 Mission
Dryer. See Drayeur and Dreyer
Drynon Julia, domestic, 1011 Mission
Du Bief A. Person, clerk John Pinet, and teacher
Heald's Business College, r. 1523 Powell
Du Blanc Auguste, storokeei)er Palace Hotel
Du Bois A. E, Mrs., principal Clement Grammar
School, r. 1512 Hyde
Du Bois J., clerk, r. 655 Mission
Du Bois James L., bookkeeper Williams, Blauchard
& Co., r. 209 Dupont
Du Bois William E., iilumber, r. E s Sherman, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Du Bois. See Dubois
Du Brie Emil, iron molder, r. NE cor Twenty-fifth
and Vicksburg
Du Brutz Fndeiick C. M. (Du Brutz & Dickinson), r.
East Oakland
DU BRUTZ ^ DICKINSON (Frederick C. M.
Du Brutz and John H. Dickinson), attorneys at
law, office 535 California
Du Castel Prof, teacher French, 523 Post
Du Frienncss Frank, laborer, r. 6 Polk Lane
Du Prat Augustus, salesman E. G. Lyons & Co., r.
Oakland
Du Pv Octave G., attorney at law, office 315 Califor-
nia, room 18, r. 2111 Mason
Du Rose Charles H., with D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
1402 Hyde
DuRose Francis F., bedcomforter manuf, 506 Market,
r. 1402 Hyde
Du Tour A. G. (widow) , teacher music, r. 316 Eight-
eenth
Du Val William S., stockbroker, office 420 Montgom-
ery, room r. 7, Occidental Hotel
Duane Charles P., real estate, office 636 Clay, room 27,
r. 1617 Folsom
Duane Edward, butcher 6 Grand Central Market, r.
645 Stevenson
Duane Edward, laborer, r. 561 Natoma
Duane John, bricklayer, r. 643 Post
Duane John, gardener Washington Square, r. 621 Mont-
gomery Av
Duane John, laborer Presidio Reservation
Duane John F., clerk A. G. Gurnett t\: Co., r. 561 Na-
toma
Duane Katie Miss, helper Cal. Fuse Works
Duane Maggie Miss, domestic 504 Franklin
Duane William, clerk Kedingtou & Co., r. 261 Tehama
Duane William, laborer, r. 661 Natoma
Dubai E., blacksmith Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Dubbs Hank, barkeeper Joseph Koster, r. 1224 Mont
Dubbs Willis S., r. 1504 Turk
Dubedat Eugene (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.), r. 1801 Stock
Dubel Augustus A. (J. Everding & Co.),r. 31 Glen
Park Av
Dubel Charles, carpenter Bay Sugar Refinery, r. SW
cor Greenwich and Montgomexy
Dubernet Howell, clerk F. Levacher, r. NW cor Devis-
adero and Po.st
Dubernet Lucien, manager F. Levacher, r. NWcor De-
visadero and Post
Dubernet Rosine L. Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, NW
cor Devi.'^adero and Post
Duboce Victor D., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 441
Jessie
Dubois Auguste P., auditor Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. E s Folsom, nr Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Dubois Emil, clerk Jacob V. Leon, r. 365 Natoma
Dubois Hiram, cook S. S. Los Angeles, Bdwy Wharf
Dubois Paul, clerk Lefevre & Kahn, r. 365 Natoma
Dubois R., r. 621 California
Dubois William C, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Oakland
Dubois William E., r. 504 Valencia
Dubois. See Du Bois
Dubreuil Pierre, tailor Isidore Goulet, r. 12 Calhoun
Dubreuilh Jitles, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 69 Minna
DUCASSE AUGUSTE, importer and manuf of
French artificial flowtrs, 870', Mission
Ducasse Peter L. (Gaussail & Ducasse), r. 155 Minna
Duchaine Lconie Miss, ironer Gassmaun's Laundry, r.
406 Union
Duchesne Paul, bookkeeper William Herber & Co., r.
235 Kearny .
Duchesne Peter, knifegrinder, r. 253 Clementina
Duchesneau Alphonse, clerk George R. B. Hayes, r. 20
Turk
Duck Charles, clerk, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Edward B., messenger Western Union Telegraph
Co.. r. 2021 Polk
Duck Emily H. Mrs., teacher music, r. 2021 Polk
Duck Jolin A. printer, r. 127 Jackson
Duckel John, clerk Hubert Schreiner, r. 910 Vallejo
Duckel Nicholas, clerk medical purveyor U. S. A., 104
O'Farrell, r. 910 Vallejo
Ducker John, teamster John Kerr, r. 1156 Folsom
Ducker Peter A., captain schr Jennie Thelin, r. 1818
Dupont
Duckett Charles S., carpenter Haskell & Bode, r. 136
Perry
Duckett Edward, carpenter, r. 136 Perry
Duckett Edward, receiver City R. R. Co., r. 823 Twen-
tieth
Duckett Joseph I., lead burner Shot Tower, r. 2228
Geary
Duclair Peter, longshoreman, r. 415 Filbert
Duclos Vatel, teamster, r. 433k' Shipley, rear
Ducoing Charles F., porter Morris, Schwab & Co., r.
141 Shipley, rear
Ducommon Preston, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Duconsell Henry, cook, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Ducorron Elsie Miss, dressmaker, 202 Seventh
Ducotey Lizzie (widow), r. 522 Filbert
Ducring George, carpenter, r. 322 Ritch
Ducruet Justine (widow), r. 720 Mason
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Ducruet Theodore I., upholsterer Bernard & Pouzn-
doux, r. 1817 Mason
Duddy Michael, laborer, r. (5 Adelaide PI
Duden Sophia, domeBtie 1318 Geary
Dudeu William (Muser Brothers), r. Brussels
Dudjiteon Edwin, i^resideut Abbott Paving Works,
othce 2U(i Moutgomery, r. Nucleus House
Dudgeon Eneas M., patent hydraulic jacks, NW cor
Eighth and Minna
Dudley Alice J. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh
Street Primary School, r. 1078 Union
Dudley Allen P. (Dudley & Dudley), r. 1078 Union
Dudley Calvin, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Dudley Charles, shoemaker S. W. Levj', r. 31 Hayes
Dudley Charles P., Custom House broker, r. 1835 Bush
Dudley E. C, conductor Central Pac. K. It., r. 2504
Bush
Dudley Edward, engineer Sutter St. B. K., r. 1238
Bush
Dudley Edward A., carpenter, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Dudley Edward T. (Dudley & Dudley), r. 1078 Union
Dudley Ferdinand, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Ktaruy
Dudley George, housesmith John K. Sims, r. 49 Clip-
per
Dudley Hugh, mining, office 330 Piiie. room 5, r. San
Mateo
Dudley.James S. .deputy U.S. Shipping Commissioner,
office 118 Jackson, r. 2221 Jackson
Dudley Jennie Miss, r. 1029 Market
Dudley John W., laborer, r. 110 Berry
Dudley Mining Co. (Mono Co.), E. C. Masten secre-
tary, office 22 Kevada Block
Dudley William, cook, r. 12 Jackson
Dudley William C, porter A. M. Gilman, r. cor Clip-
per and Church
Dudley William M., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. Oak-
laud
DUDLEY & DUDIiEY (A. P. and E. T. Dudley) ,
attorneys at law, office 402 Montgomery, room 2*
Dudy Thomas, nightwatchman Goodall, Perkins &
Co., r. W 8 Brewster, bet Faith and Hope, Bernal
Heights
Dudy. See Doody
Due Anton, cook A. N. Hansen & Co., r. 103 Wash
Duel Robert, carpenter, r. 245 Minna
Duenwald Charles, harnessmaker, r. 419 Chestnut
Dueuwald Charles F., cigarmaker, r. 518 3<i Sut, rear
Duenwald Frank, r. 419 Chestnut
Duenwald Mary (widow) , r. 419 Chestnut
Duerden James K. (Vice & Duerden) , r. 204 Second
I Duerin Pierre, tailor, G28 Merchant, r. cor Jackson and
Kearny
' Duering Bernhard, cabinetmaker S.F. Furniture Fac-
I tory, r. 322 Bitch
Duering Henry, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 322 Ritch
Duering Paul R., fresco painter, r. 322 Ritch
1 Dufau John T. (J. T. Dutau& Co.). r. 413}^ Hayes
I Dul'au J. T. & Co., produce commission, 616 Front
; Dut'au Mills, helper Golden State and Miners' Iron I
Works, r. .520 }<. Eighth 1
Dufif Andrew, barkeeper S. P. Collins & Co., r. 1920
Mason I
I Duff Andrew, shipcarpenter, r. 14 Clinton I
I Duff Annie Miss, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. [
I 227 Beale
j Duff Belle C. Mrs., r. 434 Fiith
i Duff Casamir, plumber, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
I DxiS Frank, r. 327 Beale
j Duff James, plasterer, r. 21 Garden
I Duff James T., master mariner, r. 1920 Mason
I Duff' James M., r. 417 Bush
Duff Jane (widow), lodgings, 772 Mission
Duff J. M., real-estate agent, r. 417 Bush
Duff John, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 608 Siith
' Duff' John J., tresco painter, r. 2538 Folsom, rear
' Duff John R., r. 2318 Pino
Duff Robert P. R. (Duff k Co.) , r. 813 Howard
Duff' Thomas, carpenter I. E. Alexander, r. Philadel-
phia House
Diifl' Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 923 Union
Duff' Thomas, ijorter, r. 1414 Kearny, rear
Duff A: Co. (Robert P. R. Duff, and John R. Crouse),
commission nierc-hants, 316 Davis
Dufferiug TLomas, laborer Presidio Reservation
Duffey Bernard, seaman, r. King Street House
Daffey Brothers (Eugene J., and Charles E.), grocer-
ies and liiiuors, !SE cor Laguna and Oak
Duffey Charles E.(Duffey Brotuers), r. SE cor Laguna
and Oak
Duffey Christopher W., carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r.
Oakland
Duffey Eugene, r. SE cor Laguna and Oak
Duffey Eugene, plumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 957
Harrison
Dufley Eugene J. (Duffey Brothers), r. SE cor Laguna
and Oak
Dufley George F., foreman McNally & Hawkins, r. 957
Harrison
Dufley John, groceries and liquors, 651 Mission
Dufley John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Go.
Dufley John, marblepolisher, r. 1055 Market
' Duffey John A., painter, r. 41 Welsh
DuflVy Patrick, laborer, r. 110 Freelon
i Dufley W., laborer Spring Valley Water Works
; Duffuy William, restaurant, 1055 Market
' Dufley. See Duffy
DUFPICV MICHAEL. C. , moneybroker, 22 Mont-
gomery, r. 514 Howard
Dufficy Peter, plumber Downes & Deery, r. NW cor
Fifteenth and Mission
Duffield George W., watchman, r. 1107 Montgomery
Duffield Henry A., compositor Evening Post, r. 1107
Moutgomery
Duffiu Charles A., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 21 Stock
Duffin Frank M., watchman Palace Hotel,, r. 13 Stock
Duffin James, fireman Oregon S. S. Co. S. S. City of
1 Chester, r. 414 Folsom
I Duffiu Nicholas, gasfltter Shepard Bros., r. 73^ Free-
lon
Duffiu Thomas, painter, r. 418 Natoma
j Dufl'vechou Frank, steward, r. 824 3<j Pacific
j Dufl'rechou Sylvan, cook fcjtork & Peguilhan, 445 Bush
[ Dufly Alexander, expressman, cor Fourth and Folsom,
! r. 112 Twenty-third
Duffy Ann Miss, r. 529 Stevenson
j Dufly Annie (widow) , r. 63 Clementina
Du:ly Anthony, baker Nicholas Castis
Dufly B., r. 321 Pacific
Dufly Bernard C, tobacconist and realestate-agent,
1264 Market, r. 204 Ji Eddy
Dufly Bridget (widow) , groceries, 315 Eighth
DUFFY BROTHERS (William, and Neil) , liquor
saloon, 631 Merchant
Dufly Charles, r. 1135 Folsom
Dufly Charles G., roofer, r. 1311 Kearny
Dufly Charles W., asphaltum roofs and sidewalks,
office 740 Fourth, r. 28 Elgin Park
Dufly Edward, finisher Andrew Frei, r. 110 Freelon
Dufly Edward, groceries and liquors, 914 Sansom
Dufly Edward, laborer. S. F. Gas Light Co.
Dufly Edward J., gaslitter, r. 222 Tehama
Dufly Edward P., bricklayer, r. 1901 Hyde
Dufly Ellen (widow), r. 1826 Hyde
Dufly Henry Mrs., r. 557 Stevenson
Dufly Hugh, laborer Jame.s S. Dyer, r. Union nr
Octavla
Duffy Hugu, uijholsterer, 731 VaUejo
Dufly Hyacinth, laborer, r. 1713 Hvde
Dufly James (Whittier, Fuller & Co.), r. 2520 Howard
Dufly James, quarantine boatman, r. 914 Sansom
Dufly James, boilermaker, Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
13 Tehama, rear
Dufly James, drayman Moon, Scully & Co., r. 1313 San
Duffy James, hackdriver, r. 509 Washington
Dufly James, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Dufly James, trackman Omnibus R. R.
Dufly James A., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Dufly James F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. Oak-
laud
Duffy Jane (widow) , r. 2524 Howard
Duffy John, r. 2 Chesley
Duffy John, carpenter, r. 907 Folsom
Dufly, John, cariieuter, r. SE cor Twenty-fourth and
Church
Dufly John, laborer, r. i Sumner
Duffy John C,, marble works 23 Tyler, r. 25>!( Si.\.th
Dufly John J., fruits and vegetables, 9-10 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 512 Fulton
Dufly Josei)h, shoemaker Gilbert Priugle, r.209 Union
Dufly Julia A. Miss, r. 914 Sansom
Dufly Maggie Miss, r. 557 Stevenson
Duffy Mark C, marble polisher, r. 331 Duncan
Dufly Mary Mibs, nurse St. Joseph's R. C. Infant Asy-
lum, r. E 8 Q, bet Seventeenth and Nineteenth,
Avs, South S. F.
Dufly Mary H. Miss, r. 557 Stevenson
Duffy Neil (Duffy Bros.) , r. 19 Adelaide PI
Duffy Patrick, r. 0 Clara Lane
Duffy Patrick, r. 211 Folsom
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Co., r. G Boyd
Duffy Patrick, expressman, SW cor Howard and
Fourth, r. 347 Fourth
Duffy Patrick, bootmaker John R. Morton, r. 1414
I Pacific
! Dfiffy Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Baldwin Court
Duffy Patrick, laborer, r. 213 Folsoni
■ i Duffy Peter, trackman Omnibus B. R., r. 36 Mary
Duffy Philip, hackman Union Square, r. Fulton, nr
Laguna
Duffy Philip, laborer, r. 1311 Kearny
Duffy Rosa, domestic 1419 California
Duffy Terrence, upholsterer and cabinetmaker, NW
cor Leavenworth and O'Farrell
Duffy Thomas, carpenter, Pacific, bet Leavenworth
and Jones
Duffy Thomas, packer J. G. Montealegre, r. 514 San-
son!
Duffy Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 6 Sheridan PI
( Duffy Thomas, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 6 Boston PI
I Dutt'y Thomas, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 351
I Tehama
1 Duffy Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 207
Union, rear
t Duffy Thomas J., registry clerk Commercial Insurance
Co. (of California) , r. Nucleus. House
j Duffy Thomas M., porter Moore & Sadler, r. 6 Boston
PI
; Duffy WiUiam (Duffy Brothers) , r. 124 William
; Duffy William E. (Boyle & Duffy) . r. 777 Market
; Duffy William J., roofer, r. 1311 Kearny
; Dufly. See Duffey
j Dufosee Charles, teamster, r. 230 Perry
! Dufour Autou, barkeeper Adrien Robin, r. 612 Fourth
! Dufour Gustave, r. 037 Pacific
I Dufour Honorine Mrs., ironer New City Hall Laun-
I dry, r. 037 Pacific
I Dufour Pierre, shipcarpenter, r. 444 Union
Dufoxir Victor, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 5
Florence
Dugan Albert D., clerk Redington & Co., r. 33 Twelfth
Dugan Alice Miss, r. 254 Beale
Dugan Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 126 Twenty-third
Dugan Bernard F. (Stephens & Dugan), r. 530 Sixth
Dugan C. B., laborer, r. 1010 Natoma
Dugan C. B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 568
Mission
Dugan Charles E., bookkeeper Harrison & Dickson, r.
10}^ Lungton
Dugan Cornelius, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co,, r. 54
Howard
Dugan Delia Miss, compositor New Age Publishing
Co., r. 317 Stockton
Dugan Dennis, peddler, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Dugan Edmund, expressman, NE cor Beale and How-
ard, r. 171 Clara
Dugan Edward, driver United Carriage Co.
Dugan Edward, laborer, r. 530 Sixth
Dugan Edward, laborer Sol. Waugenheim & Co., r.
5.54 Beale
Dugan Edward, tinsmith, r. 254 Boalc
Dugan Edward, printer Alta California, r. 317 Stock
Dugan Emma F. (widow), r. 317 Stockton
Dugan Fanny Miss, dressmaker, r. 2625 Pine
Dugan Felix, tailor, r. 120 Twenty-third
Duj,'!in Henry, seaman, r. Sailors Home
Dugan Hugh, laborer, r. 206 Eighth
Dugan Hugh, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R. R.,
r. 12'J SilTcr
Dugan James, gasfltter J. Lempke
Dugan James, laborer Risdou I. & L. Works, r. 414 Fol
Dugan James, machinist, r. 420 Fremont
Dugan Jeremiah, butcher, r. Seventh Av bet M & N
South S. F.
Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 402 Fremont
Dugan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 510 Front
Dugan Jolin, r. Turk Street Hotel
Dugan John, farmer, r. 237 Main
Dugan John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Dugan John, laborer, r. 132 Clara, rear
Dugan John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. S 8
Sierra bet In<linna and Iowa
Dugan John, serviceman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. Fell nr Steiner
Dugan John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 241 Minna
Dugan John M., teamster, r. 333 Beale
Dugan M. Rev, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner
Dugan Margaret (widow), r. 2i>4 Beale
Dugan Mark M., clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 10)4 Langton
Dugan Mark W., teamster, r. 333 Beale
Dugan Mary Mrs., domestic SE cor Fulton and
Steiner
Dugan Maurice J., boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 1210
Green
Dugan Michael, teamster Diggins Bros, r. 2520 Sutter
Dugan Michael H., plumber, gasfitter, and groceries,
1224 Folsom
Dugan Owen, expressman SW cor Folsom and Sixth,
r. 214 Dora
Dugan Patrick, groceries and liquors, 3 Frederick
Dugan Patrick, laborer John Sullivan, r. 1010 Natoma
Dugan Patrick, me<sman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Dugan Patrick, seaman, r. 237 Main
Dugan Patrick, stevedore, r. 2625 Pine
Dugan Patrick, teamster Pac. Commercial Co., r.
1023}^ Sutter
Dugan Philip, tanner, r. 9 Juniper
Dugan Theodore H., clerk Redington & Co., r. 33
Twelfth
Dugan Thomas, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Dugan Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co
Dugan W. C, laborer, r. 30 Clay
Dugan William, r. 924 Washington
Dugan William, boilermaker, r. 237 Main
Dugan William, laborer, r. 013 Seventh
Dugan William F., helper J. Lempke, r. California
Av, Berual Heights
Duggan Edward, r. 150 Sixth
Duggan Edward, clerk, r. 212 Hermann
Duggan Edward, coachman E. Wertheimer, 712 Post
Duggan Edward P., bookkeeper Meyer & Muehe, r.
642 Jessie
Duggan J., extraman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r.
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Duggan James B., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 2317 Pine
Duggan John, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. 102 Shipley
Duggan John, tailor, r. 440 Natoma, rear
Duiigan Lizzie Mrs., r. 921 Harrison
Duggan Thomas J., policeman City Hall, r. 3063^
Tenth
Duggan Timothy, wood and coal, 1021 Clay
Dugly Joseph, kuifegrinder, r. 110 William, rear
Duguesue Desire, bookkeeper Jules St. Denis, r. 1225
Union
Duguid William, millwright, r. 108 Tehama
Duhart Teresa Mme., dressmaker, 51 Third
Duhem Auguste, florist, John H. Sievers, r. 25 Post
Duhig John, r. 424 Shipley
Duhu Mary (widow), r. 105 Eighth
Duhue Hermann, laborer, r. 118 Gilbert, rear
Duiguan Bridget, domestic 725 Gough
Duiguan William J., r. 502 O'Farrell
Duisenberg Charles A, C. (Charles Duisenberg & Co.) ,
r. 1031 Harrison
DUISENBERG CHARLES & CO., importers
and commisKiou merchants, and agents North
German Lloyd Steamship Co., 314 Sacramento
Duizabou Bernard, laborer Francis Larroche, r. NE
cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Dujardin Frederick, assistant bookkeeper R. P. Ten-
ncy & Co., r. 2051 Mission
Dujardin Jennie Miss, waxworker. r. 2051 Mission
Duke Catharine (widow), dressmaker, 521 Taylor
Duke John D., carpenter, r. 33 Linden
Duke Robert W., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 8
South Park
Dukenfeld J., peddler, r. 108 Montgomery Block
Dukmann F., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Dulinski Frederick H., laborer Schmidt & Fretz, r.
1220 Alabama
Dulion Arsene, clerk John B. Dulion, r. Oil Pine
Dullou John B., market, SW cor Pacific and Powell, r.
826 Jackson
Dulion Leon (Loon Dulion & Co.), and market, 705
Pacific, r. 711 Pacific
Dulion Leon & Co. (H. Monfleran) , proptrs Paris
Hotel, SW cor Dupont and Pacific
Dulip Emil A., solicitor Aglao Perrier, r. 1232 Du-
pont
Dulloa Charles, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 3
Jimiper
Dullea Edward, friugemaker Fromm & Schaefer, r. 3
Juniper
Dulny James, finisher. Fifth Street Furniture
Munuf. Co.
Dumas Lucien, French laundry, 20 Seventh
Dumas Oliver, r. 1424)^ Jackson
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Gentlemen's Purnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Dumbrell James H., laborer, r. E s Broderick, bet
California aud Pine
Duminage William T., foreman Main & Wincliester, r.
21 Twenty-third
Dumont Charles, cook Arcade House, 930 Market
Dumont Frederick, laborer, r. S s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Dumont Pierre, lithographic printer F. Korbel &
Bros., r. 2759 Harrison
Dumont Victor, commission merchant, ofi&ce 712 Sau-
soni, r. 311 Lombard
Dumontel Eugene, marblecutter, r. 565 Stevenson
Dumphy Heury, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works, r.
NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Dumphy Thomas N., manager Keyt & Co., office 506
Commercial, r. 1115 Leavenworth
Dumphy. See Dunphy
Dun R. G. (R. G. Dun & Co.), r. New York
DUN R. G. & CO., The Mercantile Agency, Jay
Lugsdiu manager, office 320 California
Dunahein Daniel, moulder, r. 5 Natoma, rear
Dunahtin Ellen (widow) , r. 5 Natoma, rear
Dunand Isidor, porter French Hospital, S s Bryant,
bet Fifth and Sixth
DUNAIVD LOUIS P., law and collection office,
54-55 Montgomery Block, r. Oakland
Dunbar Alexander L., engineer California St. R. R.
Dunbar Benjamin, cook, r. 873?^ Market
Dunbar Charles, wheelwright, r. 120 Welsh
Dunbar Charles D., millhand West Coast Furniture
Co., r. Fourth Street Hotel
Dunbar E. H., boot and shoe manuf, 1208 Market
Dunbar Eugene S., shipping clerk Livingston & Co.,
r. 30 Linden
Dunbar George, assistant foreman Gray Bros., r.
Townsend, bet Fourth and Fifth
i Dunbar Helena (widow) , r. W s Castro, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Dunbar Henry, seaman, r 26 Minna
Dunbar James, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R.
B., r. 626 Brennan
Dunbar James, tinner William Cronin, r. 331 Jessie
Dunbar James D., helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 1219
Pacific
Dunbar James W., clerk D. E. Allison & Co., r. Do-
lores, nr Twenty-third
Dunbar J. M., capitalist, r. 139 Fourth
Dunbar John, carpenter California Mills, r. Oakland
Dunbar John, salesman Philip Schlichter, r. 12 J^ Oak
Grove Av
Dunbar Joseph, laundryman, r. 226 Clara
Dunbar Luis L., dentist, office 30 Post, r. 2432 Pine
Dunbar Martin, laborer, r. 207 Folsom
Dunbar Mary Agnes Mrs., assistant Broadway School,
r. 728 Filbert
Dunbar Oscar W., printer, r. 728 Filbert
Dunbar William, agent, r. 605 Minna
Dunbar William, bricklayer, r. 27 Eleventh
Dunbar William, metalroofer, r. 331 Jessie
Dunbar William H., engineer Standard Shirt Eactoi-y,
r. 612 Linden
Duncan Alexander, bookkeeper S. F. Brass Works, r.
10 Dale PI
Duncan Andrew, policeman City Hall, r. 038 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Duncan Andrew J., machinist Birch, Argall & Co., r.
1519 !'i Leavenworth
Duncan Catherine (widow), r. 242 Fifth
Duncan Charles machinist, I. H. Small, r. 834 Mission
Duncan Clara L. Miss, r. 927 Geary
Duncan Daniel P., clerk, r. 242 Fifth
Duncan Edward, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Duncan Fannie (widow), r. 508 Folsom
Duncan George (George Duncan & Co.), r. 414 Seventh
Duncan George, barber, r. 518 Powell, rear
Duncan George & Co. (James Curiie), asphaltum aud
mastic-roofers, 652 Market
Dimcan Hilarion, capitalist, r. 1823 Turk
Duncan Isabella Mrs., furnished rooms, 642 Minna
Duncan James, cook, r. 26 Fifth Av
Duncan James, proislr Duncan's Tannery, Brannan,
bet Eighth and Ninth
Duncan James, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Duncan James, shipjoiner, r. 834 Mission
Duncan James H., diecutter G. M. Wood & Co., r. 642
Minna
Duncan James M., carpenter, 719 Harrison
Duncan James McK., machinist Risdon I. and L.Works.
r. 834 Mission
Duncan James R., street sprinkler, r. 220 J^ Ninth
Duncan James W., architect, r. 726 Bush
Duncan John, policeman City Hull, r. 507 Ellis
Duncan John M., French range builder, r. 642 Minna
Duncan Joseph M., broker, r. 109 Dupont
Duncan J. W., accountant, r. 771 Mission
Duncan Lizzie, domestic 1714 Van Ness Av
Duncan Lizzie A. Miss, teacher music, r. 927 Geary
Duncan Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 642 Minna
Duncan Mary A. (widow), r. Ill Leavenworth, rear
Duncan P., drygoods, 771 Mission
Duncan Robert, wines aud liquors, 5 Spring, r. 1814
Laguna
Duncan Sarah E. (widow), r. 927 Geary
Duncan Stephen, accountant, r. 317 Powell
Duncan Thomas, painter, r. 230 Minna
Duncan Thomas, salesman, r. 122 Geary
Duncan William, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Duncan William, horseshoer, 220 >^ Leavenworth, r.
2523 Bush
Duncan William, steward, r. Overland House
Duncan William B., restaurant, 113 Seventh, r. 119 M
Sixth
Duncan William D., fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 2034 Folsom
Duncan William L., stockbroker, office 306 Montgom-
ery, r. 1501 Jones
Duncan William T., stock broker, r. 109 Dupont
Duncan. See Dunkin
Duncan's Building, 411^ California
Duncan's Mill Land and Lumber Co., Alexander Dun-
can president, C. L. Dingley agent, office Pier 4,
Steuart
Duncan's Tannery, James Duncan proptr, Brannan,
bet Eighth and Ninth
Dunck Frederick, porter, r. 1007 Stockton
Duncomb Edward J., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
214 Powell
Dundar Henry, steward schr Montana, Green St.
Wharf
Dundas Dora Miss, dressmaker, r. 323 Taylor
Dundas Mowbray R., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
323 Taylor
Dundas William, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 17
Harriet
Dunden John, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
550 J^ Natoma
Dunden Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Duuderi Thomas, packer Cal. Cracker Co.
Dundou Patrick F. , foreman Moynihan & Aitken, r 1414
Devisidero
Duneen Annie, domestic 905 Ellis
Dunegher Catharine (widow), r. 421 Natoma
Dunford James, carpenter, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Duugan A. M. Mrs., r. 1109 Mason
Dungan Charles W., salesman Bullock & Jones, r. 1109
Dungau Eugene L., bookkeeper William G. Jobson, r.
1109 Mason
Dungan Jacob S., medical director U. S. Navy, office
504 Washington, room 2, r. Hubbard House
Dunham Bi njamin Frank (Dunham, Carrigau & Co.),
r. Oakland
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO. successors to
Conroy, O'Connor & Co. (Benjamin Frank Dun-
ham, E.W. Playter, William L. McCoimick, An-
drew Carrigau, and Brace Haydeu) , importers and
jobbers metals and hardware, 107-111 Front and
104-114 Pine
Dunham H. Mrs., medium, r. 5 Hopeton Terrace
Dunham Henry, whitener, 345 Third
Dunham Jennie Miss, r. 5 Hopetun Terrace
Dunham John S., clerk ticket auditor's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 516 Stockton
Dunham Orley W., bookkeeper W. F. Mau, r. 1218
Mission
Duni Giacomo, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Duulcan Edwin C, brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, r. i
480 Minna
Dunican John, blacksmith's helper Fulton Ironworks,
r. 2 Hunt
Dunigan Bessie, ironer Occidental Laundry
Dunigan Edward, carpenter, r. W s Day, bet Church
and Sanchez
Dunigan Hugh, upholsterer, r. 354 Clementina
Dunigan Maggie Miss, domestic 1910 Howard
Dunigan Mary Miss, r. 1314 Filbert
Dunigan Mary Mrs. (widow), groceries and fruits, 326
Fifth
Dunigan Peter, painter, r. 462 Jessie
Dunigan Thomas, expressman, r. 462 Jessie
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomer/St
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Dunigan. SeeDunnigan
Dvmiway Hubert K., compositor Morning Call, r. 417
Kearny
Duniway Willis S., compositor Morning Call, r. 417
I Kearny
Dunkel Ephraim, merchant, r. 710 McAllister
Dunkel Victorine Mme., dressmaker, 423 Hayes
I Dunker A., cook, r. 6 Clara Lane
I Dunker Adolph (Ivemeyer & Dunker), r.930 Filbert
I Dunker Catharine (widow), r. 211}^ Prospect PI
I Dunker Christopher, market, 322 Folsom, r. 332 Fre-
i mont
I Dunker Diedrich (Dunker & Heilman), r. 219 Sutter
I Dunker & Heilman (Diedrich Dimker, and Charles
I Heilman), caterers S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Dunkerslote Are, painter, r. 20 Hinckley
I Dunkin Dominick, gardener Charles Crocker, r. 1322
I Sacramento
[ Dunkin James A., gardener, r. 1322 Sacramento
I Dunkin. See Duncan
Dunlap Albert, carpenter, r. 12,52 Montgomery
Duulap Annie \V., physician, office and r. 214^ Sixth
I Dunlap David L., cigars and tobacco, 21 L«idesdorff,
r. 417 O'Farrell
I Duulap Hannah (widow) , dressmaker, r. 1323 Stock
Dunlap H. B., student Heald's Business College
Dunlap Henry, teamster, r. 711 Natoma
Dunlap Henry, teamster Andrew Onderdonk, r. 2306
Mason
Dunlap John J., groceries and liquors, 317 Tehama
Dunlap P., attorney at law, and collector of State de-
linquent taxes for 1873-74, office 515 California,
room 1, r. Sacramento
Dunlap Peter, r. 217 Second
Dunlap William, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 4 Fair
Oaks
Dunlap Wilson (Duulap & Co.), aud publisher Infor-
mal, Regular and Closing Session Pi'ices, office 125
Sausom, r. (J13 Stockton
Dunlap & Co. (Wilson Dunlap and John J. Donnelly),
proptrs Irish World, office 125 Sansom
Dunlap. See Dunlop
Dunlav Albert, lireman stm Alice Garratt, Washing-
toil St.Wharf
Dunlay Jeremiah, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 713 Clementina
Dunlay Edward, finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 523 Stev
Dunleavy Andrew J., sergeant police City Hall, r.
933 J4 Folsom
Dunleavy James, fireman S. S. Monterey, r. 314 Fol
Dunleavy Jeremiah, hurnessmaker, (;49 Mission
Dunleavy Patrick J., cashier Kast & Co.. r. 128 Sixth
Dunleavy. See Donleavy
Dunlop Charles, plasterer, r. 730 O'Farrell
Dunlop Daniel, shoecutter S. W. Levy, r. 719 Hayes
Dunlop. See Dunlap
Duumore William, horseshoer. 3 Ann, r. 21 Anna
Duuu A. C, mining, office 419 California, room 5, r.
29 Glen Park Av
Dunn Annie (widow), r. 1104 Mission
Dunn Bella Miss, r. 1004 Geary
Duuu Bernard, watchman James Craig, r. 1 Vincent
Duuu C. H., painter, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Duuu Charles, laborer New City Hall
Dunn Charles A., r. G27 Ellis
Duuu Christopher, laborer, r. 5 Sherwood PI
DuiiU Christopher, woodturner Jesse & Drew, r. 146
Silver
Dunn Cornelius, shipcarpenter, r. NE cor Church and
Twenty-third
Dunn Cornelius, painter, r. :!12X Tehama
Dunn Courtney, finisher Thomas H., Jones & Cp., r.
2520!^ Mission
Dunn David, gardener,' r. 309 Austin
Duuu David E., hairdressing saloon, 330 ;<j Montgom-
ery, r. 821 Jackson
Duuu Dennis, longshoreman, r. Oriental Hotel
Dunn Dennis C, black.smith, r. 14 De Boom
Dunn Edward, cellarmau Hibernia Brewery, r 209
Eighth
Dunn Eliza (mdow) , r. 8 Lafayette PI
Dunn Ellen Miss, domestic 406 M Grove
Dunn Emmett, clerk Koliler & Chase, r. 2.126 3^ Miss
Dunn Felix T., jiroduce merchant, r. 31 Clinton Park,
Dunn Francis, safemaker, r. 627 Ellis
Dunn Frank, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., r. 648 Minna
Dunn Garrett, clerk A. Roman k Co., r. 2526 Ji Miss
D\mn George, canmuker Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 15 Ber-
nard
Dunn George, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Dunn George, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 1
Hampton PI
Dunn George, laborer New City Hall
Dunn George E., r. 627 Ellis
Dunn George E., bricklayer, r. SE cor Church and
Ridley
Dunn Harry, boilermaker Movnihan & Aitken, r. 54
First
Dunn Henry J., plumber, r. 284 Minna
Dunn Henry L., salesman Orr & Atkins, r. 151 Minna
Duuu H. L., cook S. S. Newbern, Folsom St. Wharf
Dunn Horace D. fishing tackle, and lamps, 405 Front,
r. 453 Bryant
Dunn James (Dunn & Blucher), r. 1219 Powell
Dunn James, blacksmith, r. 341 Grove
Dunn James, carpenter and builder, 1002 Mont
Dunn James, laborer, r. W s Banks, bet Lincoln and
Powhattan
Dunn James, superintendent Cal. Cracker Co., office
NW ci>r Broadway aud Battery, r. 1522 Clay
Dunn James, teamster, SE cor Mission and Main, r.
220 Eighth
Dunn James H., bartender stm Julia, r. 8 Clay
Dunn James J., painter George J. Smith, r. 18 First
Dunn Johanna, domestic 928 Eddy
Dunn John, r. 512 Mission
Dunn John, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r. 233 Dora
Dunn John, blacksmith John Diuan, r. 109 Austin
Dunn John, bookkeeper Bank of California, r. 26}^
Kearny
Dunn John, cook, r. 21?^ Everett
Dunn John, cook, r. 449 Jessie, rear
Dunn John, cook stm James M. Donahue, Washington
St. Wharf
Dunn Johu, deckhand stm Capital, Oakland Ferry, r.
Clipper Hotel
Dunn John, horseshoer Patrick H. Burns, r. Railroad
House
Dunn John, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.lllO
Taylor
Dunn John, shoemaker Stephens & Dugan,r. (410) 310
Linden
Dunn Jouu A., trunkmaker H. Behreudt & Co., r. 750
Harrison
Dunn John J., carpenter and builder, SE cor Van Ness
Av aud Bush, r. 312}^ Tehama
Dunn John J., pattern and modelmaker, 143 Fremont,
r. 151 Minna
Dunn Johu M., lodgings, 704 3^ Mission
Dunn Johu P., dairy produce, 40 Gr.ind Central Mar-
ket, r. 31 Clinton Park
Dunn John R., clerk California Cracker Co., r. 323
O'Farrell
Dunn Johu T., clerk Pacific Tea Co., r. 2518 Cal
Dunn Joseph, finisher, r. 146 Silver
Dunn Joseph, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Dunn Joseph, teamster Code, Elfelt A: Co., r. 15 Ber-
nard
Dunn Joseph Jr., molder. r. 15 Bernard
Dunn Julia (widow), r. tj% Miller PI, rear
Dunn Kate Miss, tailoress, r. 1 J^ Russ
Dunn Katie E. Miss, assistant St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 138 Ridley
Dunn Lawrence, engineer Harbor Commissioners' tug
Gov. Irwin, r. 9 Bagley PI
Dunn Lawrence, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 29
Clara
Dunn Luke, barkeeper George C. Brotherton, r. 25
Geary
Dimn M., boilermaker California Boiler Works
Dunn Maggie Miss, shoefitter, r. NE cor Church and
Twenty-third
Dunn Margaret (widow), r. 138 Shipley
Dimn Margaret (widow), r. 2526 52 Mission
Dunn Margaret (widow), r.W s Hampshire, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth
Duuu Martin, r. 727 Minna
Dunn Martin, laborer, r. 1100 Powell
Dunn Mary (widow), r. 312 }«i Tehama
Dunn Mary (widow) , r. 514 Leavenworth
Dunn Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor Church and
Twenty-third
Dunn Mary A. Miss, r. 1 Vincent
Duuu Mary E. (widow), dressmaker, r. 1116 Taylor
Dunn Mary J. (widow), r. 327 Bryant
Dunn Michael, engineer, r. 13,Cliuton
Dunn Michael, machinist, r. 247 Second
Dunn Michael C, laborer, b. 449 Twentieth
Dunn Michael J., sawyer Mechanics' Mill, r. 265
Minna
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'7 St, Manf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Upderwear.
SUk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny ^
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Dunn Patrick, r. 1102 Market
Dunn Patrick, botptmaker, 1320 Clay
Duuu Patrick, tiremau, r. 515 Howard
DuniiPatrick, waterteuder Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Dunn Patrick F., machinist Jonathan Kittredge, r, 627
Ellis
Dunn Patrick J., clerk Contra Costa Laundry Asen, r.
514 Leavenworth
Dunn Peter, carpenter, r. 137 Townsend
Dunn Robert, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Dunn Russell L.,r. 453 Bryant
Dunn Samuel W., with William Garretson & Co.,r.
Oakland
Dunn Thaddeus H., ciRarmaker, r. cor Railroad and
Thirty-second avs, South S. F.
Dunn Thomas, assistant engineer stm Los Angeles,
Broadway Wharf
Dunn Thomas, carpenter, r. 247 Second
Dunn Thomas, clerk, r. 151 Minna
Dunn Thomas, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 438)i
Brannan
Dunn Thomas, marblecutter, r. 123 J^ Thirteenth
I Dunn Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Dunn Thomas, teamster, r. 223 Main
Dunn Thomas D., night watchman, r. 122 Geary
I Dunn Timothy, laborer, r. 37 Louisa
I Dunn 'WiUlam, blacksmith Union Iron Worke, r. 138
Shipley
I Dunn William, carriagemaker, r. 151 Minna
I Dunn William, dummymau Clay St. Hill E.R., r. 614
Kearny
Dunn William, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E s
I Illinois, nr Twentieth
i Dunn William, iilastcrer, r. 15 Bernard
Dunn William H., driver City R. E., r. 178 Fourteenth
! Dunn William H., receiver California St. R R., office
SE cor California and Larkin
I Dunn William R., real estate, r. W s Guerrero, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
' Dunn W. R., r. SW cor Sanchez and Twenty-fifth
; Dunn W. W., r. 449 Twentieth
j Dunn & Blucher (James Dunn and George Blucher) ,
hay, grain and feed, wood and coal, SWcor Pacific
and Powell, and NW cor Fillmore and Lombard
Dunne Andrew, laborer, r. 5 Hayward
Dunne Catherine (widow) , r. 714 Turk
Dunne David M. (Hutchings & Co.), r. 18 Erie
Dunne Delia, domestic 1300 Octavia
Dunne Dennis, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
318 Eighteenth
Dunne D. Welsh, salesman Keane Bros., r. Euss
I House
Dunne Edmond, brickmaker, r. W s Church, bet
j Twenty-second and Twenty-third
: Dunne Edward, salesman Nolan Bros., r. 740 Market
Dunne George, carpenter, r. 6 Jane PI
Dunne James, blacksmith, 145 Valencia, r. 204 Valen-
cia
Dunne James F. (Donnelly, Dunne & Co.), r. San
Felipe
Dunne James P., bartender Stephen J. Tiohenor, r. 8
Leroy PI
Dunne -John, carpenter, r. 413 Brannan
Dunne John, woodcarver, r. 777 Market
Dunne Joseph, woodfinisher George Thomas, r. 463
Clementina
Dunne Mary (widow), r. SE cor Franklin and Broad-
way
Dunne Mary A. (widow), r. 1720 Mission
Dunne Michael, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1622 Mission
I Dunne Owen, liquor saloon, 309 Third
I Dunne Patrick, expressman, cor Sansom and Pine, r.
324 Tehama
I Dunne Patrick F., bootmaker, r.8 Leroy PI
I Dunne Thomas, teamster Yates & Co., r. 8 Leroy PI
, Dunne William, groceries aud liquors, SW cor P»cific
and Leavenworth
Dunne William A., expressman, r. 14 Folsom Av
: Dunnett Thomas, stableman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Dunnigan David, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co., r. 223
Folsom, rear
! Dunnigan Henry, machin^and Oal. Box Co., r. 21
Freelon
Dunnigan James, r. Coso House
Dunnigan Michael, marblepolisher J. & F. Keeseler, r.
T.a Dora
Dunnigan Patrick (Dunnigan & O'Dea) , r. 1315 Jack
DunnigHn Patrick, laborer, r. 21 Freelon
Dunnigan Putrick, laborer N. B. and Miaslon R. R.
Dunnigan & O'Dea (Patrick Dunnigan and Martin
O'Dea), horseshoers, 133 Post
Dunnigan. See Dunigan
Dunning Anna (widow) , r. 3 Harrison Av
Dunning Benjannn, waiter Nicholas Hochguertel,
Long Branch House
Dunning Benjamin H., vocalist Buckley's Original
Varieties, r. 405 Kearny
Dunniag David C, weigher J. W. Cox & Co., Front
Street Public Scales, r. N s Howard, bet First and
Second ^
Dunning Edward, laborer, r. 337}^ Shipley
Dunning James, laborer, r. 3373'^ Shipley
Dunning James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Dunning K. M. Mrs., dressmaking, 126 Kearny, rooms
14-16
Dunning Michael, laborer, r. 3 Harrison Av
Dunning Robert L., r. cor Fourth aud Tehama
Dunning Terreuce, laborer, r. 3 Harrison Av
Dunning Thomas, groceries and liquors, 253 Clara'
Dunphy Edward, contractor, r. 1006 Bryant
Duuphy Ellen Miss, r. 835 Geary
Dunjihy James, teamster, r. 515 Bryant
Dunphy Jennie C. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 16103<; Hyde
Dunphy John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Iowa, near Solano
Dunphy John, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham, r.
23 Natoma
Dunphy Luke, tailor, 1602 Pacific Av
Dunphy Samuel, teamster Storm & Co., r. 202 Eitch
Dunphy Thomas, extriuuan Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway
Dunphy Thomas J., painter James Donovan, r. 1610 J«5
Hyde
Dunphy William (Dunphy & HUdreth), r. Ill Mason
DUNPHY & HILDRETH (William Dunphy and
Thomas Hildreth) , wholesale butchers and cattle
dealers, office 533 Kearny, slaughter house cor
First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Dunphy. See Dumphy
Dunsford John, carriagemaker Frederick T. Feisel, r.
819 Howard
Dunshee Cornelius E., carpenter and builder, Fif-
teenth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F
Dunsing Dietrich, butcher, r. Helvetia Hotel
Duusing William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 3 Na-
toma
DUNSMUIR, DIGGIiE & CO. (Robert Duns-
muir and W. M. Diggle), proptrs Wellington Col-
liery, office 620 East
Dunsmuir Robert (Dunsmuir. Diggle & Co.) , r, Depar-
ture Bay, B. C.
Dunstall James, barkeeper Baker & Bird, 544 Cal
Duuton Edward (Dunton & Beard) , r. 427 Fourth
Dunton k. Beard (Edward Dunton and William H.
Beard), fruits, candies, etc., 427 Fourth
Duuwoody H. H. C, first lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Dunworth Peter, gro 'eries and liquors, 19 Clinton
Duparr John, hacknian, r. 1228 Twenty-first
Dujiarr William P., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1228 Twenty-first
Dupee Edward C, jourualistS. F. Chronicle
Dupee Maud Miss, cigarmaker E.Eisenberg & Brc, r.
221 Vallejo
Dupcru Numa, bookkeeper James De Fremery & Co.,
r. 508 Second
Duperu Selina Miss , adj uster coiner's department U.S.
Mint, r. 508 Second
Dupery John, blacksmith, r. '!30 Broadway r
Dupesne Frank, waiter, r. 6 Polk Lane
Duplau August, cook Palace Hotel, r. 720 Mission
Duplisza George, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 17 Decatur
Dupont John H., 519 Folfcom
Dupont Pierre, porter C. Anduran & Co., r. 738 Pacific
DUPONT POWDER CO., John Skinker agent,
office 115 Pine
Dupre Mary Ann Miss, domestic, 421 Eddy
Dupre Mary J., domestic, h25 Mission
Dupr«y Josic Mrs., nurse, r. 220 Third
Duprey Mary A. (widow), r. 531 Greenwich
Duprez Madeline, domestic, 206 Third
Dupus Justin, cook Charles Pechin, r. S 8 Pacific, bet
Stockton and Dupont
Dupuy Eugene, physician, office and r. 314 Stockton
Dupuy Francis, feathers, 739 Broadway
Dupuy Hattie (widow), hTTman hair, 1023 Market
Dupuy J. & Co. (John Baron), blacksmithsand wagon-
makers , 630 Broadway
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, duality, or Fit
19
A.^]DEIIS01T Si HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
DUP
290
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Dupuy John (J. Dup^iy & Co.) , r. 630 Broadway
DupuY Peter, r. 1008 Bryant
Dupuy S. H., liay, grain, and cattle exchange, 9 Blus-
ome
Duquesne Desire F., painter J. St. Denis, r. 1225 Union
Duraind Edward M., mechanic, r. 1012Larkin
Duraind Louise (widow) , r. 1U08 Polk
Duraind May, Miss, assistant Eighth St. Primary
School, r. Ifi08 Polk
Durand A., r. 417 Folsom
Durand Adrian, interpreter, general business agent
and collector, office 526 Montgomery
Durand Augiiste J., merchandise broker, r.OllJackson
Durand Cauiille, janitor. 120 Sutter
Durand Charles, translator Le Petit Journal, r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Durand David, waiter, r. 75 Jessie
Durand Eugene, watchman Southern Pac. K. E.. r. 741
Market
Durand Frank, assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 1116 Kear
Durand G., bellman Lick House
Durand George, wheelwright, r. 515}^ Bush
Durand Susan, domestic, r. 715 Polk
Durant Cruze E., salesman E. S. Edgerly, r. 510 Broad-
way
Durant George H., laborer California Mills, r. 69 Ev-
erett
Durant James, laborer, r. 322 Main, rear
Durant John, pianomaker C. R. Hall, r. 1309 Kearny
Durant Martin F., cider and vinegarmaker, r. cor K
and Thirtv-seventh Av, nr San Bruno Koad, South
S. F.
Durant "William, machine operator, r. 613 Linden Av
Durant William, upholsterer Michael Murphy, r. 1309
Kearny
Durat Anton, laborer, r. SE cor Vallejo and Battery
Duray James, hostler Omnibus R. R., r 311 Tehama
Durbize John, salesman Constantine Villard, r. 1402
Powell
DURBROW AIjPRED K., mining secretary,
office 69 Nevada Block, r. 1615 Washington
Durbrow Elbridge, clerk Auglo-Californian Bank,
r. 1124 Bush
Durbrow George W., shipping clerk William T. Cole-
man & Co., r. 62 South Park
Durbrow Harry, clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r. 1124
Bush
Durbrow Joseph, merchant, office 414 Montgomery, r.
1124 Bush
Durchlanle John, r. .311 Montgomery Av
Durden Henry S., chemist, r. 937 Mission
Durden Mary (widow) , teacher drawing, r. 937 Aliss
Durc-in Brothers (Charles J. and William) , proptrs
Humboldt House, 1309 Stockton
Dureiu Charles J. (Dureiu Brothers), r. 1309 Stockton
Durein Oliver, watcliman, r. 741 Market
Dureiu William (Durein Brothers) , r. 1309 Stockton
Durell Peter, engineer, r. 322 Ritch
Duren William H., mining office, 318 Pine, room C, r.
906 Geary
Durct Mario Madame, actress, r. 1209,'^ Bush
Diirfee Edwin C, clerk, r. 2211 Van Ness Av
Durfee. See Durphy.
Diirgan DanielJ., butcher P.J. McKcnna, r.2015 Miss
Durgan John, codk L. O. Pratt, r. 615 Pine
Durgau Willmm, laborer Pa-itic Mail S. S. Co.
Durgin Charles, shoemaker, r. 123 ><; Sixth
Durgin Timothy, laborer, r. N 8 Cho.stnut, nr Fill-
more
Durham B., bookkeeper F. S. Wenslnger,r. 22 Bernard
Durham Christopher, r. 424 Sansom
Durham Edward, baker Almshouse, r. 2535 Post
Durham Francis E., r. 1420 Kearny
Durham Francis E. Mrs., janitrcss Union Primary
School, r. 1420 Kearny
Durham James, porter Central Pac. R.R.,r. 256 Fourth
Durham Joseph, grocer, r. 143 Clara
Durham Terreiice, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, cor
Eighth and Brannan
D\irhaiii. Sic Derliam
Durie Charles W., bookkeeper Sailors' Home, cor
Harrison aud Main
Duris John, liquor s;iloon. 545 First
Durith Julius, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Durivnge .\melia iNIiss, domestic, 433 Oak
Durivage Charles, seaman, r. 206 Steiiart
Durivage Joseph L., canvasser, 545 Washington, r. 18
Stevenson Av
Dnrkee Edward H., clerk Cal. Pac. B. R. Washington
Street Wharf, r. 220 Eddy
Durkee H. R., clerk Cal Pac. R. R., Washington St.
Wharf, r. 220 Eddy
DURKEK JOHN I.., firemarshal, office 18 old
City Hall third floor, r. 1310 PoweU
Durkin Andrew J. spinner, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point, r. Van Ness Av, bet Bay and
Francisco
Durkin Edward, real-estate agent, office 507 California,
r. 1210 Howard
Durkin Frederick, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5,'< Kearny
Durkin James, hostler. Central R. R., r. 1226 J^ Folsom
Durkin James F., salesman, J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1210 Howard
Durkin John, clerk, r. 1210 Howard
Durkin Margaret, (widow), r. Van Ness Av, bet Bay
and Francisco
Durkin Mary Jane, burler, S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Van Ness Av, bet Bay and Francisco
Durkin Michael, capitalist, r. 529 Sacramento
Durkin Patrick, real-estate agent, office 507 California,
r. 1210 Howard
Durner Charles F., clerk, r. 514 Bush
DurnerJohn G., traveling agent, W. S. Townsend,
r. 514 Bush
Durney Henry, laborer, r. 156 Clara, rear
Durney Isabel Miss, stationery and varieties, 1532
Tyler
Durney La^-rence P., barkeeper, r. SE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Durney Margaret E., (widow) , r. 2228 Geary
Durney Michael J., bookkeeper A. Lusk & Co., r.
1532 Tyler
Durney M. Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Garratt,
r. NE cor Scott and Tyler
Dumin James, bakery and confectionery, 155 Seventh
Durning Charles, machinist. Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
156 Third
Durning George Y.,bootcutter, Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 140 Lilly Av
Durning Rose Mrs., proptr Milton House, 156 Third
Durning Thomas A., compositor Evening Post, r.
Oakland
Durot Annette, dressmaker, r. 609 Bush
Dnrot Armand, teamster, r. 009 Bush
Durphy William, engineer, r. 1519 California
Durphy. See Durfee
Durr John (Kennedy & Durr), r. 110 Ridley
Durr Patrick J., salesman John Hanley, r. 110 Ridley
Durroux Joseph (Durroux & FavareD.r. 1609 Cal
Durroux Leonie Mdme., dressmaking and millinery,
1609 (Jalifornia
Durroux & Favarel (Joseph Durroux and Louis Fava-
rel) , wines and liquors, 1500 Polk
Diirr.stine L., i)rofessor music, r. 11 Kearny
Durschke Josejjh, engineer Woodward's Gardens, r.
23 Ridley
Durschke William, caiTiagemaker, r. 23 Ridley
Dursey Thomas, carpenter C. E. Bomau, r. cor Ash-
bnry and Frederick
Durwin Annie, domestic 1801 California
Durwin James, r. 155 Si venth
DURYKA'S GL.EN COVE STARCH, Henry
C. Egirton agent, office 109 California, room 7
Duryee William H., electro gilder, r. S 8 Eighteenth,
bet Noe and Hartford
Dusenbery Isidor, merchant, r. 006 Geary
Dusenbcry Nathan, merchant (Walla Walla), r. 627
Geary
Dusenluiry Charles E., asphaltum roofer, r. 1323 Sac
Dusenbury Louis, general merchandise, 108 Battery, r.
Brunswick House
Dussarat Nicolas, cook, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Dussault Constant, cook, r. 318 Broadway
DussfTre Joseph, laundryman, r. 16 Card Alley
DussorGustave, capitalist, office 522 Mont, r. 730 Sut
Dustin Emily, nurse, NE cor Chestnut and Hyde
Dustiu Jennie Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, r. 734 Bdwy
Dustin Thomas, pofler Christian Zinns, r. 734 Broad-
way
DUTARD HYPOlilTE, produce commission
merchant, 215-219 Clay, r. 427 Geary
Diitard Lvlia (widow), r. 208 Octavia
DUTCH WILLIAM, dentist, '26 Montgomery, r.
427 Sutter
D\itcher John, stoves and tinware, cor Twenty-fourth
and Columbia, r. W s Kansas, nr Nevada
Dutcher John M., foreman D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
1708 Eddy
Dutcher Sallie L. Miss, saleswoman C. E. Watkins, r.
2623 Pine
Biillock Si Jonos, 1C5 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwea:
CJentlemen's PTimishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 70S to 716 Keamy St.
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Dutertie Loiiis, I'eal-estate, r. NE cor Potrei-o Av and
El Dorado
Dutra Audrade Charles, sawmaker, r. 1308 Mont
Dutra Aadrade Joaquin, laborer, r. l;!08 SIout;4omery
Button Frank G., driver N. Gray & Co., r. 041 Sac
Button George, cook stm Harriet, r. 8 Hubbard
Button Geori^e W., bookkeeper Henry Button Jr., r.
N s Sutter, bet Scott and BevLsadero
Button Henry, ijresident Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank of Savings (in licjuidation) , office '225 San-
soni, r. S s Bush, bet Scott and Bevisadero
DUTTON HENRY Jr. , hay and grain, pier 7
Steuart, r. 1732 Pacific Av
Button Joseph, carpenter and biiilder, r. 517 Hickory
Av
Button Samuel E. (Button & Withington) , r. 2508
Clay
Button William J., assistant secretary Fireman's
Fund Insurance Co., office 401 California, r. 2518
Clay
DUTTON & WITHINGTON (Samuel E. Button
and James H. Withington) , manufacturing, im-
porting and jobbing stationers, 30(5 California
Buty William Pitt, bookkeeper William T. Coleman &
Co., r. 004 Leavenworth
Buval Eli, blacksmith Potrero and B.V. R. R., r. S a
Tennessee, nr Butte
Buval Henry, seamiiu, r. Steuart Street House
Buval James, bookkeeper Balton & Gray, r. 000 Bush
Buval Louis, actor German Theater, r. 1723 Leav
Buval. See Be Vaull
Buvar S. A., r. 931 Market
Buveneck Charles B. (Buveneck k Co.), r. SE cor
Seventeenth and Eureka
Buveneck & Co. (C. B. Buveneck and Henry Tietjen) ,
groceries and liquors, NW cor Seventeenth and
Bolores and SE cor Seventeenth and Eureka
Buwaldt Carson, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sev-
enteenth and Church
Bwartz Frederick, steward New Wisconsin Hotel, r.
NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
Bwelle James H., dealer sewing machines, 507 M Stev
DWELIilNGf HOUSE UNDERWRITERS'
INSURANCE CO. (New York), Edward E.
Potter general agent, oftlce 200 Sansom, J. J. Bes-
mond local agent, otiice 410 California
Bwight George, clerk Lewis Teese Jr., r. 334 Kearny
Bwight George G., millwright and patternmaker, r.
218 Twenty-fourth
Bwight George M., jeweler David L, Levy, r. 218
Twenty-fourth
Bwight J. M., r. 305 Minna
Bwight John W., mining, r. 142 J$ Fourth
Bwight Lorenzo, driver George C. & James«G. Smart,
r. San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Dwine N. B., laborer J. M. Waite
Bwinelle C. H., real estate agent, office 202 Sansom,
r. Berkeley
Bwinelle John W., counselor at law, office 509 Kearny,
r. 438 Second
DWINELLE SilMUEL H., judge Fifteenth Bis-
trict Court, chambers 8 Mont Av, r. 225 Leav
Bwiney Margaret E. (widow), r. 2228 Geary
Bworzazek Evelyn (widow), r. 1527 Clay, rear
Dwyer Mrs., nuise, r. Sadowa, nr San Miguel Station
Bwyer Annie Mii^s, liroxmuker Gray Bros., r. 15G Clara
Dwyer Anthony, carpenter, r. 1208 York
Dwy r Bridget, domestic 915 Geary
Dwyer Cornelius, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Dwyer Dennis, laborer, r. 154 Tehama
Dwj-er Edward, r. 304 Third
Bwyer Edward B., stairbuildcr California Mills, r. 13
Clementina
Bwyer EUeu (\vidow) , r. 112 William, rear
Bwyer George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bupont
and Francisco
Bwyer George, ropemaker A. S. Hallidie, r. NE cor
Bupont and Francisco
Bwyer James, carrier Morning Call, r. 232 Minna
Bwyer James, principal Laguna Honda School, r. 1503
Tyler
Bwyer James, waiter, r. 554 Natoma
Bwyer James Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 1503 Tyler
Bwyer James P., waiter G. M. Shores
Bwyer James R., traveling salesman John S. Bowmam
& Co.,r. 929 Tyler
Bwyer Jennie Miss; r. 156 Clara
Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer, r. 318 Ritch
Dwyer Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Dwyer Jeremiah F., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1018 Capp
Dwyer Jeremiah M., policeman City Hall, r. 112
Twelfth
Dwyer John, boatman, r. NW cor Dupont and Bay
Dwyer John, coachman N. G. Kittle, 914 Jones
Dwyer John, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 733 Folsom
Dwyer John, laborer, Fairmount Tract, nr Bernal
Station
Dwyer John, laborer, r. Palmer, nr Four Mile House
Dwyer John, sawyer, r. 1005 3^ Natoma
Dwyer John, stairbuilder, r. 1208 York
Dwyer John, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. W s Sanchez,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Dwyer John, teamster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1005 Na-
toma
Dwyer John P., cardwriter. Palace Hotel, r. East Oak-
land
Dwyer Joseph, butcher, Fairmount Tract, nr School
House
Dwyer Joseph, physician, office 219 Pacific, r. 20
Jessie
Dwyer Joseph F., salesman L. & M. Sachs, r. W a Eu-
reka, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Dwyer Kate (widow) , r. 1753 Howard
Bwyer Kate Bliss, cook 1325 Leavenworth
Bwyer Kate Miss, domestic 624 Hayes
Bwyer Lawrence J., painter, r. 1020 Alabama
Bwyer Lawrence S., painter, r. 1020 Alabama
Bwyer Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W.H.Ashley, r.
2 Russell
Bwyer Mary (widow) , r. 417 Bush
Bwyer Mary Miss, domestic 1518 Clay
Dwyer Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1309 Vallejo
Dwyer Michael, expressman 202 Washington, r. 117
Thirteenth
Bwyer Michael, liquor saloon 516 Mission, r. 511 Miss
Bwyer Michael, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Blacli Point
Bwyer Michael, stairbuilder, r. 105 Twenty-fourth nr
York
Bwyer Patrick, laborer, r. 555 Folsom, rear
Bwyer Patrick J., carpenter, r. 330 Tenth
Bwyer Patrick K., porter James R. Kelly & Co., r. 2
Russell
Bwyer Thomas, dairy off W s Mission nr 6 Mile House
Bwyer Thomas, finisher S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Black Point, r. N s North Point bet Larkiu and Polk
Bwyer Timothy, laborer, r. 405 Clementina
Bwyer Timothy, liquor saloon NW cor Seventh and
Howard, r. 1119 Howard
Bwyer William, driver H. B. Hixson & Co., i. SH
Becatur
Bwyer William, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, r. J.339
Minna
Bwyer William T., laborer, r. 972 Folsom
Bye William M., canvasser Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. Alameda
Byer , r. E s California Av, nr Montezuma, Bernal
Heights
Byer A. G., r. 221 Pacific
Byer Alexander B., first Lieutenant 4th Artillery U. S.
A., r. Black Point Reservation
Byer Alice B. (widow), r. 1012 Larkin
Byer Ann (widow) r. S 8 Hermann, nr Fillmore
Byer Barlow, bond clerk warehouse department Cus-
tom House, r. 1616 Leavenworth
Byer Edward F., clerk Charles Clayton, r. Ahlborn
House
Byer Frank E., clerk Post-office, r. 1053^ O'Farrell
Byer George F., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Byer Harold P., machinist Union Iron Works, r. IIG
Twelfth
Byer James, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich nr San i
Byer James B., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co, r, 12V1
Freelon
Byer James S., porter County Recorder's Office, r. 117
William
DYER JAMES S., street contractor, office 528
California, room 6. r. 1745 Union
Byer John, driver City R. R., r. 1007 Natoma
Byer John O., miner, r. 1111 Filbert
Byer J. P. (Kenney & Byer) , r. Oakland
Byer Kate J. (widow), r. S 8 Powell Av nr Mission
Byer Lizzie M. (widow) , r. 44 }$ Sixth
Byer Manley, stoves and tinware 749 Mission
Byer Margaret (widow) , dressmaking, N s Fifteenth
bet Guerrero and Bolores
Byer Matthew, bricklayer New City Hall, r. 303 Mason
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first class make.
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Dyer Michael, r. 4 Adelaide PI
Dyer Richard, blacksmith M. KitzmuUer, r.l520 Ellis
Dyer Richard, drayman Moody & Farish, r. 1520
Ellis
Dyer Rodolphus C, mining, r. 320 Waller
Dyer Rudolphus, furuituremaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
230 Kate
Dyer Rudolphus S., carpenter, r. N s Fifteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Dyer Thomas, assistant engineer stm St. Paul, r. 305
Fremont
Dyer William C, cooper, 1017 Battery, rear, r. i
Bartol
Dyer William M., r. 435 Bush
Dygert A. J., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r. 672
Mission
Dygert Andrew J. Jr., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball,
r. 072 Mission
Dygert Frank H. , finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 672 Mission
Dykeman Anna R. (widow) , r. 2253 Mission
Dykeman Oliver, engineer Tug Anasha, r. 807 Mason
Dykeman. See Dikeman
Dykes Robert, printer, r. 2409 Clay
Dymot John, draughtsman, r. Valley, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Dynan Cornelius, carriage blacksmith Larkins & Co.,
r. 908 >2 Folsom, rear
Dynan. See Dinan
Dysel , cabinetmaker, r. W s Chapultepec, nr Coso
Av, Bernal Heights
Dyson James, glasscutter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
14 Hubbard
Dj'8on J. H., clerk C. V. Gillespie, 522 California
E
Eade William, foreman Menzies & Bingham, r. 3 Bay
Eadon Edward, clerk Redingtou i*i Co., r. Oakland
Eadon Moses, buyer Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. Oak-
land
Eadou William H., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Eads John, waiter The Baldwin, r. 440 Jessie
Eagan Andrew, laborer, r. S s Filbert, bet Battery
and Front
Eagan Caiberry, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Eagan Charles, contrac tor, r. 949 Bryant
Eagan Charles, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Eagan Christopher, butcher Huydeu & O'Brien, r. 407
Seventh
Eagan James, coachman John Myers, r. 1116 Bush
Eagan James, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Eafau James, laborer, r. N s St. Rose, bet Collins and
Ferrio
Eagan James, laundryman S.F. Laundry, r. Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Eagan James, painter, r. 943 Folsom
Eagan James X., engineer S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Eagan Jane N. Miss, teacher music, r. 1053 Tyler
Eagan Jolianuah, r. S s Montgomery PI, nr Mont
Eagan John, bootblack, 618 MisHiou. r. 38 Jessie
Eaican John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
ENgan J(.hu, liquor saloon, 1129 Folsom
Eagan Jo:.u, machinist, r. 24 Minna
Ea^jan J' hu, painter, r. 271 Minna
Eagan Joiiu. pantryman R. R. Swain k Co.,r. 1500 Pine
Eagan Jolm P., ma<hinist, r. (■>4 First
Eagan M. Mrs., jauitress South San Francisco Primary
School, Fourteen til Av nr L, South S. F.
Eagan Margaret, glovemuker. r. 428 Stevenson
Eagan iMar^aret (widow), r. 421 Vallejo
Eagan Mary, sewing machine operator Levi Stranss &
Co., r. 463 Stevenson
Eagan Mary Miss, domestic, 1512 Leavenworth
Eagan M. I., r. NE cor Tyler and Steiner
Eagan M. I. Mrs., teac^lier.r. NE cor Tyler and Steiner
Eagan Michael, lireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. SEcor
Howard and Fifth
Eagan Michael, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 814
Jones
Eagan Michael, laborer, r. 12 Elm Av
Eagan Michael, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Eagan M. J., r. Palace Hotel
Eagan Owen, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 659 Miss
Eagan Patrick, llremau S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 31
Natoma
Eagan Patrick, laborer, r. 436 Jossia
Eagan Patrick, stableman Frani Powell, r. 850 How-
ard
Eagan Patrick, stonecutter, r. lOOfi McAllister
Eagan Richard J., stoves, furniture, etc., 805 Howard,
r. 26 Second Avenue
Eagan Sarah, domestic 316 Turk
Eagan Thomas, boilermaker S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 70
Harrison
Eagan Thomas, bootcrimper Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. 165 Tehama
Eagan Thomas, expressman, cor Second and Mission,
r. 428 Dore, rear
Eagan Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Eagan Thomas, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. N s St.
Rose, bet Collins and Ferrie
Eagan Thomas, teamster, r. 231 Stevenson
Eagan William, r. 439 Valencia, rear
Eagan William, stockcutter Jory Bros., r. 662 Natoma
Eagan William, teamster James Eagan, r. Thirtieth,
nr Mission
Eager Mary (widow), r. 421 Fourth
Eager Walter Jr., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1527
Tyler
Eager Walter H., pressman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1310
Montgomery
Eager William T., pressman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1527
Tyler
EAGLE BRASS AND BEL,L. FOUNDRY AND
FINISHING WORKS, Gremberg h Co.
proptrs, 205 Fremont
Eagle Brewery, William D. Smith proptr, SW cor
Folsom and Fourteenth
Eagle Coffee and Spice Mills, Emil Loeven proptr, 520
Front
Eagle Coijper Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.), F.
Utter secretary, office SE cor Leidesdorff and Hal-
leck
EAGLE FUSE CO., John Skinker agent, office 115
Pine
Eagle John, laborer Central Pac. R. K. Freight Depot,
r. 764 HarrlKou
EAGLE PAPER MILLS, S. P. Taylor & Co.,
agents, 416 Clay
Eagle Mining and Mill Co. (Lander Co., Nev.),R. H.
Brown socretary, office 2 S. F. Stock Exchange
Bldg
Eagle Quicksilver Mining Co., William H. Watson sec-
retary, office 302 Montgomery
Eagle Silver Mine and Mill Co. (Lander Co., Nev.),
Rutherford H. Brown secretary, office 20 S. F.
Stock Exchange Bldg
Eagle Soap Works, Charles Lanfenburger proptr, office
NE cor Stockton and Vallejo
Eagle Warehouse, Nathan R. Lowell projatr, NW cor
Davis and Pine
Eagles John (Eagles & Wild), r. 647 Howard
Eagles Marian P. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 146
Eleventh
Eagles William C, carpenter, r. 146 Eleventh
Eagles A: Wild (John Eagles and Thomas Wild), liquor
saloon, 602 Mis.sion
Eagleson J<ihn G. (Eagleson k Oo.) , r. 317 Stockton
Eagli'son John G., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,r.
'2(; Ellis
Eagleson Robert (Eagleson & Co.), r. 317 Stockton
Eagleson Thomas C, printer Sherman, Hyde & Co., r.
(■) Ewer PI
Eagleson & Co. (John G. and Robert Eagleson) , gents*
furnishing goods. 4 Kearny
Eakins Peter A. (W. W. Davis & Co.), and proptr Wads-
worth House, 225 Bush
Eakins William A., collector North Point Dock, r. 314
Green
KAMKS ITn.AMAR B., attorney at law, office 39
U. S. Court Building, third floor
Eames Manly, cigars and tobacco, 1231 Market
Earhardt N. Mrs., stewardess Hubbard House, 139
Fourth
Earl Daniel W. (D. W. Eiirl A Co.), r. 632 Eddy
Karl David, salesman Davis Bros., r. 917 Market
Earl D. W. & Co. (Sisson, Wallace & Co.), forwarding
and commission merchants, office 22(i Califoruia
Earl E. T. (J. Earl & Son and E. T. Eari& Co.),r. Oak-
lan<l
EARL E. T. & CO. , California fruit packers and
shippers, 329 Market
Earl Eugene, with D. W. Earl & Go., r. 632 Eddy
Earl George, carjienter Pac. Iron Works, r. 20 Elgin
Park
Earl J. (J. Earl &Son),r. Oakland
BULLOCZ & JONTIS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
EAK
293
EBA
EARL. J. & SON (E. T. Earl), inanufs and com-
mission agents, 3'2'.l Market
EARLi JOHN O., minius, office 401 California,
r. Lick House
Earl Thomas J., barber, l-to Ninth, r. 13 Ninth
Earle Charles, butcher, r. 1111 Montgomery
Earle Clara B. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh
Street Primary School, r. 241(J Sacramento
Earle G. (widow), r. fiO-t Buchanan
Earle Georfje F., clerk Redington & Co., r. 2218 Jack-
son
Earle tteorge E., lumber commission, office 22 Cali-
fornia, r. 004 Buchanan
Earle Halford, streetcar advertiser, office 415 Market,
r. 241t) Sacramento
Earle Henry G-., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 710 Buchanan
Earle Henry H., clerk Redington & Co.,r. 2222 Jack
Earle John B., clerk Anglo Ualiforuian Bank, r. Oak-
land
Earle John H., liquor saloon, NE cor Clay and Drumm,
r. Oakland
Earle Leona Mrs., r. 244 Taylor
Earie Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. NE cor Second Av
and Seventeenth
Earle Mary R. Mrs., physician, office and r. 926 Fol
Earle Matthew, butcher, r 1111 Montgomery
Earle S. H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar School,
r. 604 Buchanan
Earle Slade A. Jr., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
524 Oak
Earle T. J., broker, r. 725 California
Earle. See Earll
Earles Michael, baker, James Waters, r. 6 McLea
Court
Earley James E., laborer, r. 125 Clinton
Earley Patrick J., molder Union Foundry, r. 44 Louisa
Earll Warner (Earll & Firebaugh) , r. East Oakland
£:ARL.Ii & FIREBAUGH (Warner Earll and Henry
C. Firebaugh) attorneys at law, office 528 Cal
Early James, laborer, Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 327
Tehama
Early Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 54
Firt^t
Early William R. (Early & Large) , r. 7 Quincy PI
Early & Large (William R. Early and Thomas W.
Large), locksmiths and bellhangers, 522 Dupont
Earnest Frederick, laborer, r. N s Prospect PI, nr
Folsom, Bernal Heights
Earnest I. T., r. 308 Sutter
Earnest John, photographer, r. 207 Kearny
Earnest J. T. (Mayhew, Earnest & Co.). r. Oakland
Eurushaw Walker, woolsorter Mission Woolen Mills.
r. 116 Shotwell
East Alpha Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) , William Grainger secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 54
last California Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.) , office 310 Pine, room 34
East George, car conductor, r. 8 Dupont
East Grand Prize Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), J. W.
Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
East Justice Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) , William Grainger secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 54
East Mammoth Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lake
District, Mono Co., Cal.), office 330 Pine, room 26
East Modoc Consolidated Mining Co. Orlando H.
Bogart secretary, office 106 Leidesdorff
East Sierra Nevada Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.), George F. Glover secretary, office 318
Pine, room 31
East Street Wharf, East from Market to Folsom
Fasten Samuel, carpenter Charles Williams, 533 Com
Easter John peddler, r. N s Silver Av, nr San Brnno
Road
Easterling John W., mining, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Eastern Cider Co.. Don C. Mitchell superintendent,
7ly Bryant
Eastern Distilleries, Victor H. Sturm agent, office
323 Front
Eastern Nevada Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining
Co., William R. Townsend secretary, office 309
Montgomery
Eastern Oregon Land Co., E. Martin & Co. agents,
office 408 Front
Easting Bartholomew, blacksmith West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 234Rltch
Easting James M., painter Martin & Torry, r. 234
Ritch
Eastland Andrew J., bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. Oakland
Eastland Charles, wines and liquors, 112 Berry
Eastland Joseph G., r. 410 Geary
Eastland Samuel, butler W. W. Stow, r. 1013 Pine
Eastmau Charles, expressman, r. 309 Minna
Eastman Clement F., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
2415 Howard
Eastman Cyrus A., master mariner, r. 2415 Howard
Eastmau Edward, artist, r. 1116 Taylor
Eastmau Edward H., assistant City and County Sur-
veyor, r. 528 Pine
Eastman Emily R. Mrs., artist, 11 Kearny
Eastmau Frank (Frank Eastman & Co.), r. 1117 Tay-
lor •»
EASTMAN FRANK & CO. (Michael Shannon) ,
proptrs Franklin Book and Job Printing Office, 509
Clay
Eastman George W., janitor Mercantile Library Build-
ing, r. 216 Bush
Eastman Harrison G., artist, r. 1116 Taylor
Eastmau Julian, clerk George Loomis, r. 1116 Taylor
Eastmau Louis, r. 2415 Howard
EASTMAN THOMAS S., carriage repository,
40-46 New Montgomery, r. 704 Stockton
Eastman William H., r. 528 Pine
Eastman William H., printer Frank Eastman & Co.,
r. 1207 Clay
Easton Alice Miss, dressmaker, 33 Fifth
Easton Charles, cabinetmaker, r. E s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Easton David N., clerk Easton & Co., r. 1633 Polk
Easton George (Jacobs & Easton), r. 1938 Fillmore
Easton House, John Smith proptr, 102 Jackson
Easton Jennie (widow), r. 823 Filbert
EASTON JOHN, cabinetmaker, 261 First, r. 109
Seventh
Easton Lizzie B. Miss, teacher, r. 1633 Polk
Ea.ston Oliver W., mining engineer, r. 1633 Polk
Easton Wendell (Easton & Co.) , r. 321 Ellis
EASTON & CO. (Wendell Eastonj, real-estate
agents, 22 Montgomery
Eastwood Herbert, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 30
Freelon
Eastwood Richard, stevedore, r. SE cor Steuart and
Howard
Eastwood Thomas, blacksmith Ellis & Lennon, r. 24
Howard, rear
Eaton Alfred J. (Isaac F. Eaton & Son) , r. 1716 Stev
Eaton Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 240 Sixth
Eaton Charles S., pianos and organs, 647 Market, r.
1206 Mason
Eaton Daniel, guard House of Correction, r. 120 Ash Av
EatoB Edward, engraver George H. Baker, r. 120 Ash Av
Eaton Edwin R., policeman City Hall, r. 1811 Dupont
Eaton Effie D. Miss, assistant Sanchez Street Primary
School, r. 2247!^ Mission
Eaton F. E., conductor Southern Pac. R. B., r. 461
Natoma
Eaton F. H., r. Palace Hotel
Eaton Francis G., selector Straus, Eohnstamm & Co.,
r. 557 Minna
Eaton Frederick W., secretary Odorless Excavating
Apparatus Co., office 4 Cal., and (Miller & Eaton) ,
r. cur Ninth and Madison, Oakland
Eaton George, barkeeper John Doyle, r.NW cor Geary
and Central .\v
Eatou Isaac F. (Isaac F. Eaton & Son), r. 1716 Stev
EATON ISAAC F. & SON (Alfred J. Eaton),
wholesale wood. Third St. Wharf, and wood and
coal 717 Valencia
Eaton James, cutter clothing and equipage depart-
ment U. S. A., r. 23 Ellis
Eaton James, physician, office and r. 540 Jessie
Eatou Lemuel, P., clerk Inslee k Joseph, r. 2219 Leav
Eaton Minnie, domestic 1714 California
Eaton Noble H., r. 1028 Clay
Eaton Otis F., r. 40 Twelfth
Eaton Robert S., farmer, r. 712 Shotwell
Eatou Thomas, liquor saloon, S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Boyce .t Parker Av
Eaton William, employee E. Gri8ar&Co.,r. 16 Virginia
Eaton William H., tinsmith. George H. Tay & Co., r,
1406 Clay
Eaton William L., operative melter and refiner's de-
partment U. S. Mint, r. 613 Grove
Eatwell Charles, hackman junction Market and Post,
r. 8.50 Howard
Ebar Charles, repairer Western Union Telegraph Co.,
r. 215 Minna
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
EBB
294
EDG
Ebb Charles, teamster Eenuer & Co., r. 426 Brannan
EBBETS ARTHUR M., proptr Merchants' Coal
Yard, 109-115 Sacramento, r. 1405 Jones
Ebbets George A., clerk, r. <iOO Bush
Ebblnghausen Henry {Ebbinghaiisen & Co.), and gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Third and Howard, r.
222 Shotwell
Ebbinghaiisen & Co. (Henry Ebbingtausen, and Hen-
ry Lilienthal) . groceries and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-first and Mission
Ebeling Charles W., barber, r. 21 Stockton PI
Ebeling Philip (Ebeling & Kiehter), r. 1223 Kearny
Ebeling Theodore, machinist H. W. Thain, r. 840 Har
Ebeling 'William, hairdresser Henry W. Stable, r. 9
Stockton PI
EBELING «& RICHTER (Philip Ebeling, and A.
Richter) , mamifaeturing jewelers, 018 Merchant
Ebenhardt Augustus, conductor California St. K. E.,
r. 1.516 Polk
Ebenritter Herman, baker Herman Kahn, r. NE cor
Bush and Larkin
Eber Albert, dry and fancy goods, 102 Sixth, r. 41 Jes-
sie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Eber Sol, salesman Albert Eber, r. 41 Jessie, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Eberhard Haag, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 512
Fourth
Eberhard Matthew, teamster, r. 822 California
Eberhardt Charles, baker, r. 8 Lafayette PI
Eberhardt Ernest, clerk Henry W. Helms, r. 517 Min
Eberhardt Henry, r. 530 Third
Eberhardt John, waiter Michael Paderis, r. 47 Sac
Ebf'rhart Adolph, r. 532 Chestnut
Eberle Adam W., r. 7.52 Folsom
Eberle Benedict, seaman, r. 4 Winter's Lane
Eberle Charles, baker, r. 814 Green
Eberle D. Mrs., actress California Theatre, r. 601 Taylor
Eberle Eliza (widow) . r. (101 Taylor
Eberle Joseph, shoemaker, W s San Bruno Road, nr
Eve
Eberle Robert M., stage manager California Theatre,
r. 601 Taylor
Eberlin George, tinner, r. 331 Jessie
Eberling Christian, bottler Spruance, Stanley & Co., r.
Alametia
Eberson Joseph, clerk Wheeler & Wilson Manufac-
turing Co., r. 655 Washington
Ebersjiacher Frederick, tailoi-, r. 83 Stevenson, rear
Ebert August, expressman, cor Stockton and Vallejo,
r. 309 Chestnut
Ebert George (Geo. Ebert & Co.), r. 1304 Powell
EBERT GEO. «Si CO. (George Ebert, and Henry
Troppmau), importers brewers' stock, 632 Sac
Ebert G. F., fireman stm S. M. Whipple
Ebert Junius, crockery, 1417 Stoi-kton
Ebner Charles F., bookkeeper Starr& Co.,r. 1326 Tyler
Ebner Charles L., assistant bookkeeijer M. Ehrman &
Co., r. 753 Howard
Ebner Frank J., clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 753 How
Ebrot August, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Eccles Jolin (Sheruiau & Eccles) , r. SE cor Twenty-
second and Bartlett
Eccles John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2 Tehama
Eccles John C, plumber William R. Allen, r. SE cor
Bartlett and Twentj'-secoiid
Eccles John S., ])lumber and gasfltter, r. 2525 Mission
Echgelmeier Herman, teamster FrcderickHufschmidt,
r. 1307 Kearny
EchverrV Catlu rine, domestic 1217 Sutter
Eck Adam, baker, r. 804 Greenwich
Eck Matilda Miss, Fnuch laundry, 606 Stevenson
Eckel Henry, egg dealer, 1002 IVIontgomery
Eckel Henry, roofer, r. 433 Greenwich
Eckel J., printer, r. 512 Bush
Eckel Joliu N., physician, office and r. 325 Geary
Eckel Joseph, produce dealer, r. 1002 Montgomery
Eckelmann Jolin, barb( r, 1204 Pacific
Eckelmeir Paulino Miss, waiter Ai:gustuB Volz, r. 546
Minna
Eckels H. B., r. Coso House
Eckels James A., pressman Daily Exchange, r. 914
Jackson
Eckels William, printer, r. 519 Sacramento
Eckenroth Frank H., bookkeeper Bach, Meese & Cb.,
r. 1(> Washington Av
Eckenroth Henry W., jeweler Louis Miller Jr.,r. 16
Washington Av
Eckenroth Joseph L., blacksmith, r. 16 Washington Av
Ecker I). R., bricklayer, r. 118 Post
Ecker Virginia (widow) ,r. 1415 Bush
Eckerp Charles E., shoemaker E. Pahl, r. 79 Fourth
Eckerson Jerome B., glovemaker Mills, Leak & Co.
r. 920 Capp
Eckert Josephine Mrs., r. 514 Howard
Eckert Nathan, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Eckert William, cook Fourth Street Hotel
Eckett Francis, r. 704 Sutter
Eckfeldt William H., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
NW cor Market and Laguna
Eckford Robert, tailor. 122 Tyler
Eckhardt James, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Eckhardt John, r. 217" Post
Eckhoft' Fred, seaman, r. 4 Sonera PI
Eckle Frederick, liquor saloon, 631 Pacific
Eckle Jacob, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny
Eckler Catharine (widow), r. S'-r. Grand Av
Eckler Robert E (Norman & Eckler), r. 1709 Jes.sie
Eckles Raymond, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r.
Oakland
Eckley Frank N., bookkeeper, r. 2220 Pine
Eckley George, conductor California St. R. R., r. 2220
Pine
Eckley Henry (James W. Burnham & Co.), r. Oakland
Eckley John L. (James W. Burnham & Co.), r. Contra
Costa county
Eckman O. A., teacher music, r. KW cor Iowa and
Solano
Eckmaun Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 105 Tehama
Ecks Henry (Jianker & Ecks) , r. SW cor Fulton and
Laguna
Ecks Jacob, master mariner, office 305 East
Eckstein Alfred B., cigars and tobacco, 5 Leidesdorff,
r. 131 Montgomery
Eckstein C. W., r. SE cor Twenty-first and Valencia
Eckstein Leopold, salesman Simon Popper, r. 514 Bush
Eckstein William (Eckstein & Schoeneburg), r. 123
Prospect PI
Eckstein & Schoeneburg (William Eckstein and Louis
Schoeneburg) , liquor saloon, KW cor Bush and
Montgomery
E«kstrom S., waiter Pacific Club, r. 1106 Mason
Eckwood George, laborer, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Steiner
Ecletic Medical Societj', F. C. Cook secretary, office
716 Howard
Eclipse B.ikery, Thomas J. Chadbourne proptr, 1412-
1418 Dupont, oflice 214 Sacramento
ECUADOR, Francisco Herrera consul, office 331
Montgomery, room 14
Edburg Murv, domestic 218 Turk
Eddelbuttel Henry, clerk Schroth & Westerfield, r. 10
Page
Eddy A. W., r. cor Post and Central Av
Eddy Edward B., miner, r. 26 Glen Park Av
Eddy Frank, cook, r. NE cor Howard and Steuart
Eddy George Mrs., r. 1221 Mission
Eddy Isaac, U. S. Internal Revenue storekeeper, r.
New Wi8C(msiu Hotel
Eddy Nelson B., r. 715 Howard
Eddy Olive S. Mrs. (widow), r. 1513 Washington
Eddy P. G., book agent, r. 366 Natoma
Ede William, street contractor, r. 460 Guerrero
Edelin Lemuel H.. broker, r. 905 McAllister
EdellH., r. 863J<S Market
Edelma:i Charles, corporal police City Hall, r. 302
O'Farrell
Edelman M. A., teacher music, r. 21 Guerrero
Edelmanu Joseph, locksmith and machinist, r. 803
Larkin
Eden Albert, r. 7 Carlos PI
Eden James, tinsnuth, r. 10 Louisa
Eden John (Ileitis .\; Eden), r. N s Vallejo, nr Battery
Eden Landing Steamers, Henry Osterloh agent, office
37 Commercial
Eden Monro, expressman Fifth, nr Bryant, r. 670
Bryant
Eder Peter J., solicitor Manluittan House, r. 516 Pac
Edgar , carpenter, r. 78 Natoma
Edgar A. D., station agent South Pacific Coast R. R.,
oiftce foot Market, r. 529 Valencia
Edgar Alfred A., liquor saloon, 1914 Market
Edgar Charles, clerk, r. 212 Tyler
Edgar Daniel J., chief mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r.
1222 Broadway
Edgar David, cook stm Thomas A. Whitelaw
Edgar George, expressman, r. 629 Third
Edgar John, laborer S. R. Church, r. 1018 Mont-
gomery
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery,
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
EDG
295
EDW
Edgar John, shoemaker, NW cor Jackson and Davis,
r. 1117 Moutgomey
Edgar Michael J., ageut Call and Bulletin, r. N s Pre-
cita Av, nr Bernal
Edgar Mortimer C, salesman Nathan & Co., r. 414
Larkin
Edgar Robert, carpenter, r. 78 Natoma
Edgar Thomas, laborer, r. 1018 Montgomery
EDGAR AVILLiIAM M., deputy County Auditor,
r. 127 Kearny
Edgecomb Byron W., driver Market and Fifth St. B.
R.. r. Stanford Hotel
Edgell James, pantryman Palace Hotel
Edgerly A. D.. conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1616 Turk
Edgerly S. Augustus, stationery and newspapers, 203
Montgomery Av, r. 20 Perry
EdgertdU George H., carpenter new U. S. Appraisers,
Building, r. 123 ShotwL-11
Edgeworth Peter, stockraiser, r. 62.t Clay
Edgington A. M. (widow), r. 1001 Tyler
Edin George, laborer James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Edinger Achille, scouring and dyeing, 437 Bush
Edlefson John H., carver, r. 214 Ellis
Edler John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Edler John, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. fi
Dodge
Edminster William (Hall & Edminster), r. 2225 Green-
• wich
Edmonds Charles W. (Edmonds & Taylor), r. 19
Howard
Edmonds Henry, teamster, r. 9 Tehama PI
Edmonds James J., market, NE cor Harrison and
Dora
Edmonds Joseph! oe Mrs,, nurse and midwife, r. 58 Jr^
Second
Edmonds Marcus A. (Edmonds & Reynolds) , r. 905
Bush
Edmonds Plummer A., hairdressing saloon, 959}^
Mission >
Edmonds Stephen, laborer, r. 2752 Bush
Edmonds Walter J., barber David N. Dunn, r. Oaklamd
Edmonds William, liquor saloon, 128 Bernard
Edmonds William H., foreman adjuster's room U. S.
Mint, r. 40 H Perry
Edmoud.s William R., porter, r. 128 Bernard
EDMONDS Hi REYNOLDS (Marcus A. Edmonds
and Leonard Reynolds) , attorneys at law, office
626 Washington
Edmonds & Taylor (Charles W. Edmonds and Thomas
Taylor) , riggers, G Union
Edmonds. See Edmunds.
Edmondson A. H., miner, r. Philadeljihia House
Edmondson Alfred, butcher A. E. Rudolph, r. 31 Oak
Grove Av
Edmondson Barker, house, shij) and signjiainter, 220
Brannan, r. 512 Folsom
Edmondson John G., painter Barker Edmondson, r.
220 Brannan
Edmondson T. J., commission merchant, r. Union
Club
Edmondston Benjamin B. (Edmondston & Rogers) , r.
1423 California
Edmondston Harry T., clerk A. C. Di%tz & Co., r. 1423
California
Edmondston & Rogers (Benjamin B. Edmondston and
S. F. R(igers) , builders, 416 Sacramento
Edmunds Edwin S., r. 602 Leavenworth
Edmunds George, secretary Cal. Cracker Co., office
NW cor Broadway and Battery, r_ 2008 Jackson
Edmunds George M., clerk delivery department
Wells. Fargo & Co., r. 602 Leavenworth
EdmuudsHeury H., milkman, r. 318J^ Haj-es
Edmunds James W., engineer Potrero Marine Rail-
way, r. Shasta, nr Louisiana
Edmunds Thomas M., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 602 Leavenworth
Edmunds. S^-e Edmonds
Edmundson A., market, NE cor Folsom and Sixth
Edmundson Jonathan.night inspector Custom House.
r. 10U8J.J Market
Edouart Alexander (Edouart & Cobb), r. 626 O'FaiTell
Edouart & Cobb (Alexander Edouart and David Cobb,
ishotograph gallery, 504 Kearny
Edsberg Emil E., salesman C. Mayer, r. 2617 Harrison
Edson Clinton A. (Hughes & Edson) , r. Alameda
Edson Daniel, r. 519 Sacramento
EDUCATION BOARD OF, New City Hall, third
floor
Edward R., cook William Hesse Jr., SE cor Kearny
and Sutter
Edwards , telegraph operator, r. 426 Kearny
Edwards Amanda (widow) , r. 5 Caroline
Edwards Ambrose F. (P. W. Edwards & Son) , r. Oak-
land
Edwards Andrew L., clerk Eureka Warehouse, r. 619
Bush
Edwards Ann, domestic 1707 Stockton
Edwards Arthur, compositor Bartling & Kimball
Edwards C. E. painter, r. 621 ><; Minna
Edwards C. G., teamster, r. 806 Kearny
Edwards Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Edwards Charles B., capitalist, r. 1909 O'Farrell
Edwards Charles E., dairj' produce, 37 Centre Market,
r. 24 Mttcalf PI
Edwards Charles H., collector Sather & Co., r. 1104
Clay
Edwards David, dressmaker, 121 Stockton, r. 629
Ivy Av
Edwards David H., salesman Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 317 Third
Edwards E., framemaker, r. 33 Fifth
Edwards Edward, barkeeper George Hagar, r. 2 Hart-
man
Edwards Edward, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 666 Bry-
ant
Edwards Edward, messenger Pacific Bank, r. 13 Dia-
mond
Edwards Edward, seaman, r. 1017 Battery
Edwards E. H., clerk, r. 1230 Mission
Edwards E. J., physician, r. 428 Broadway
Edwards E. J. Mrs., r. 1230 Mission
Edwards Eliza Miss, r. 1419 Taylor
Edwards Ellis, mining secretary, office 320 Pine, room
26, r. 908 Geary
Edwards Emily Mrs., r. 1230 Mission
Edwards E. T. Mrs., clerk Post-office, r. SW cor Jack-
son and Octavia
Edwards Frances A. (widow) , r. 619 Bush
Edwards Francis E., corresponding clerk Frank G.
Edwards, r. 308 Brannan
EDtTARDS FRANK G., importer carpets, oil-
cloth, window shades, and maiiuf paper hangings,
etc., 628-634 Clay, r. 308 Brannan
Edwards Frederick, burnisher, r. 205 Bartlett
Edwards Frederick J., fish and oysters, 33 Centre
Market, r. 128 Riucon PI
Edwards Frederick W., bookkeeper, r. 22 Freelon
Edwards George, real estate, office 317 California, r.
SW cor Dolores and Twenty-fourth
EDWARDS GEORGE D., secretary Overman
Silver Mining Co., office 414 Cal, r. Oakland
Edwards George F., woodturner, S s Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Dolores
Edwards George W., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Edwards Harry, clerk Edwards, Pickens & Fulton, r.
SW cor Dolores and Twenty-fourth
Edwards Harry, teamster J. J. Morrison, r. 3 Teha-
ma PI
Edwards Harry M., confectioner Franklin Dexter, r.
1819 Webster
Edwards Henry (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.). r. 626 Sut
Edwards Henry, baker, r. 424 Broadway
Edwards Ida Miss. r. 841 Clay
Edwards J., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Edwards James, r. 434 Kearny
Edwards James, carpenter Omnibus R. R. r. .540 Minna
Edwards James, physician, office and r. 91 Ninth
Edwards James, ijorter, r. Post Street House
Edwards James W., operator Bush & Ralls, r. 22 Geary
Edwards John, blacksmith, r. 51 Bitch
Edwai'ds John, cashier freight depot Southern Pac.
R. R. r. 1134 3^ Bryant
Edwards John, farmer, r. 863 Jlission
Edwards John, mate, r. Sailors' Home.
Edwards John, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Edwards John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Eilwards John, seaman barkcntine Ella, Hathaway's
Wharf
Edwards John C, cook Pacific Mail 8. S. City of New
York
Edwards John G. , publisher Coast Review, office 320
California, r. Oakland
Edwards John H., farmer, r. SE cor Clay and Gough
Edwards John S., sailmaker E. Detrick & Co., r. E»6t
Oakland
Edwards Jonathan, laborer Odorless Excavating Ap-
paratus Co., r. 2306 Mason
Edwards Joseph, painter H. G. Jarman, r. 613 Minna
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Edwards Joseplaine (widow) , r. 90G JIarket
Edwards Justin, shipjoiner, r. 715 Howard
Edwards Justin L., clerk Isaac M. Baker, r. NTV cor
Eddy and Mason
Edwards Justus H., salesman Albert Mau & Co., r.
1833 Jessie
Edwards J. W., dentist, r. 22 Geary
Edwards L. Mrs., lodgings. 37 Eddy
Edwards Mary Miss, silk worker California Silk
Manuf Co., r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad At, South
S. F.
Edwards Mary V. (widow) r. 1819 Webster
Edwards Miniss C, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
525 Pine
Edwards M. L., r. 110 Prospect PI ,
Edwards Nathaniel, bookkeeper, r. 1051 Market
Edwards N. E. (widow) , r. 802 Howard
Edwards Perry (successor to Edwards & Bigelow),
wrought iron girders, trusses, prison cells and
iron roofs, 316-318 Mission, r. 244 Taylor.
Edwards Peter H., steward Clay Street Kestaurant, r.
110 Prospect PI
Edwards Phillip, bookkeeper A. H. Vaughn, r. 1147
Mission
EDU'ARDS, PICKENS <& FULTON (Thomas
C. Edwards, James R. Picken.s, and William Ful-
ton, proptrs Commercial Agency, office 401 Cali-
fornia, room 1
Edwards R. H., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1308 M
Steiuer
Edwards Robert M., optical and mathematical instru-
ments, 325 Kearny, r. 1H07 Leavenwi^rth
Edwards Robert W. (R. W. Edwards Jc Son), r.
Oakland
Edwards R. W. & Son (A. F. Edwards) , manuf acturing
jewelers, 618 Merchant
Edwards Samuel, salesman Kahn & Brod, r. 1607
Leavenworth
Edwards Stephen, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r N s
Bush, bet Broderick and Baker •
Edwards Thomas, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 26
Clementina
Edwards Thomas, hostler, r. 269 Jessie
Edwards Thomas, laborer, r. 20 Clementina
Edwards Thomas, third assistant'engineer O. &. O. S.
S. Belgic
Edwards Thomas C. (Edwards, Pickens & Fulton), r.
East Oakland
Edwards Thomas M., druggist and apothecary, NEcor
Kearny and Jackson, r. NE cor Broadway and
Buchanan
Edwards Walter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Edwards W. D., engineer O. .t O. S. S. Belgic
Edwards W. E., carrier Morning Call and Evening
Bulletin, r. 1513 Howard
Edwards William (Edwards & Irvine), r. 338 Oak
Edwards William, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
135 Perry
Edwards William, employee Cutting Packing Co., r.
716 Mission
Edwards William, laborer Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Empire House, South S. F.
Edwards William, mariner, r. 2200 Broadway
Edwards William E., bellowsmanuf., 213 Mission, r.
Oakland
Edwards William P., captain bark Cassandra Adams,
r. 744 Howard
Edwards William H., stevedore, r. 61 Clementina
Edwards William H., viceprincipal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1031 Market
Edwards William P. Jr.. clerk U. S. Mint, r. 501 Post
Edwards William R., janitor Grangers' Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 128 Bernard
EDWARDS 1VIJL.L.IAM T. , groceries and liquors,
SE cur Mission and Twelfth
Edwards Wilson S., clerk Edwards, Pickens & Fulton,
r. SWcor Doloret) and Twenty-fourth
Edwards 4: Irvine (William Edwards and Robert Ir-
vine), stockbrokers, 303 Pine
Eells Charles P. (Phelps & Eells) , attorney at law, of-
fice 66 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Eells John S., derk auditing department Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 2.508 Folsom
Eells Thomas S., miner, r. 9.32 Dolores
Efford Margaret C. (widow) , r. 1810 Dupont
Egau CathtTiDP (widow), r. 217 Linden
Egan Charles, butcher. Grand Ciutral Market, r. 1813
Sutter
Egan Christopher J., clerk Hayden & O'Brien, r. 523
Seventh
Egan Cornelius, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 527 Oak
Egan Edward, plasterer, r. 12 Russell
Egan Edward J., blacksmith ^tna Iron Works, r. 7
Kohler PI
Egan Edward M., policeman City Hall.r. 405 O'Farrell
Egan Eugene, laborer, r. 559 Mission
Egan Henry, clerk Redingtou & Co.,r. Mont, nr Union
Egan Henry, plasterer, r. 110 Bernard
Egan James, clerk Richard Deverell, r. 12 Russell
Egan James, cook, r. N s Cuurtland Av, bet California
and Prospect avs
Egan John, r. 512 Mission
Egan John (Kelly & Egan) , r. 122 Page
Egan John, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 5 Perry
Egan John, captain Fourth Artillery, U. S. A., post
commander. Fort Point
Egau John, teamster, r. E s Sanchez, bet Eighteenth
and Dnrland
Egan John, waiter, r. 015 Pine
Egau John, waiter, Russ House
Egan John J., waiter, r. 147 Natoma, rear
Egan John R., conductor, r. N s Sixteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Egan John W., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
1603 Tyler
Egan Joseph, painter, r. 429 Turk
Egan M., livery stable, r. 548 J^ Natoma
Egan Martin (Egau ^: Buckley), r. 927 Broadway
Egan Mary (widow) . r. Tilden, bet Fourteenth and
Fifteenth
Egan Michael, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 514
Jones
Egan Michael, firemau stm Amelia, r. N s St. Rose,
bet Collins and Ferrie
Egan Michael, laborer, r. 74 Clementina
Egan Michael, laborer Black Point Reservation, r.
Presidio
Egan M. John, attorney at law, office and r. 22 Mont
Egan Patrick, bricklayer, r. 435 Shipley
Egan Paul, hostler Fitzgerald & Coulon, r. 1513 Cal
Egan Peter, jiaiutcr. r. 943 Folsom
Egau Peter, shoemaker U . W. C. Boot and Shoe Co., r
16!^ Folsom Av
Egan Rose Miss, r. 662 Natoma
EganT., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Egan Thomas, r. 544 Howard
Egan Thomas, capitalist, r. 346 Fourth
Egan Thomas, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Egan Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Egan Thomas, lauudryman National Laundry, r. SW
cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Egan Thomas A., plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 1644 ^
Mission
Egan William, sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 446 Bran
Egan William, shoemaker, r. W s Putnam, bet Union
and Jettersou
Egan & Buckley (Martin Egan and John Buckley),
coopers, 14 Oregon
Egan. See Eagan
Egar John, housepaiuter, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Egenberger William, bookkeeper T. J. Bass & Co., r.
1934 SteveDaiin
EgenhofT Julius A., machinist William Deacon, r.
541 M Natoma
Egense William, pressman Garnier & Co., r. 743 Pine
Eger Lucien, cletk J. Cerf & Co., r. 716 Post
Egerly A. D., conductor Market St. and Hayes Valley
R. R.
EGERTON HENRY C. , commission merchant,
and agent Duryea's Glen Cove Starch, and Peters
Bros, cutlery, ollice 109 California, room 7, r. 336
Oak
Egestortr Henry, manuf ice cream, r. 300 Clementina
Eggeling Charles, liquor saloon lll^si Leavenworth
Egger Meinrad, butcher, r. Helvetia Hotel
Eggerling Frederick, porlir .Vhlborn House
Eggers , upholsterer t!harles M. Plum & Co.
Eggers Anton (Eggers & Spaar), r. 627 Green
Eggers Bertha, domestic, r. 517 Webster
Eggers F., r. Prescott House
Eggers F., r. 627 Green
Eggers Ferdinand, r. 1040 Mission
Eggers Frederick, barkeeper Wendelin Mayer, r. cor
Post and Baker
Eggers George (Eggers & Kecfe), r. 743 Mi.ssion
Eggers George H. (Eggers & Co.), r. NW cor Twelfth
and Folsom
Eggers Hans F. (Groth & Eggers), r. NE cor O'Farrell
and Leavenworth
Eggers Harry, seaman, r. 411 Sansom
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Eggers Henry, bookkeeper, r. Coso House
Eggers Henry, coachman, NE cor Sutttr and Steiner
Eggers Henry, gi'oceries and liqnors, '228 Brauuan
Eggers Herman C, clerk Eggers & Co., r. NW cor
Twelfth and Folsom
EGGERS J. F. G., ^vines and liquors, 533 Cali-
fornia, r. 1310 California
Eggers John C, mining, office 419 California, room
11, r. 1310 California
Eggers John H. (Eggers & Hartnett), r. 1226 Pacific
Eggers Minnie (widow) , r. 428 Chestnut
Eggers Minnie, physician, office and r. 1040 Mission
Eggers P., r. 627 Green
Eggers William H., machinist Kisdon I. and L.
Works, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
EGGERS «fc CO. (George H. Eggers and Christian
H. Voigt), wholesale groceries and provisions,
210 California
Eggers & Hartnett (John H. Eggers and Lawrence
Hartnett) , butcher.s and fish dealers, 1226 Pacific
Eggers & Eeefe (George Eggers and John H. Keefe).
varuishers and polishers, 743 Mission
EGGERS & SPAAR (Anton Eggers and Chris-
tian Spaar), wines and liquors, and restaurant
and chop-house. Merchant's Exchange
Eggert Josie C. Miss, telegraph operator, r. 118 Eddy
Eggert L. L. Mrs., teacher vocal and instrumental
music, r. 118 Eddy
Eggert Mary, domestic 726 Turk
Eggert William, bootblack, 434 Pine, r. 435 Pine
Eggert William, proptr Germania House, 25 Morton
Eggleston Alfred A., machinist Union Box Factory, r.
22 Erie
Eggleston Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Eggleston Charles, teamster, r. 1328 California, rear
Eggleston Frank (Eggleston & Ward) , r. SE cor Kear-
ny and Bush
Eggleston S. A., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 22 Erie
Eggleston V. S., deputy superintendent streets, r. 143
Third
Eggleston William, laborer, r. 710 Fulton
Eggleston & Ward (Frank Eggleston and John Ward),
liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and Bush
Eggleton George, livery stable, S r Jackson, bet Front
and Davis, r. 134 Chestnut
Egglinton Joseph, cook Philadelphia House, r. 423
Bush
Egildo Antony, salesman Marron &; O'Keilly, r. 307
Broadway
Eging Christian, tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. 141 Min
Egli Frederick, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J4 Kearuy
Egling Margaret (widow), r. Grand Central Hotel
Egaer John, cooijer Lawson & Moore, r. 48 Ritch
Ehelebe August, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Son, r. E s Harrison, nr Eighteenth
Ehinger Earnest, liquor saloon, 1501 Mason
Ehle Hickman, porter G. M. Josselyn & Co., r. 6S6
Ellis
Ehlen John P. (Ehlen & Co.) , r. 828 Clay
Ehlen & Co. (John P. Ehlen and John C.Michaelsen),
groceries and liquors, 813 Washington
Ehlers Bruce, junk dealer, r. 608 Broadway, rear
Ehlers John, laborer Mohlfeldt ^k Wallmann, r.
Turk Street Hotel
Ehlers John, livery stable, 1025 Powell
EHLERS WIECHEN, groceries and liquors, 19
Hinckley
Ehlert Franz, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
Ehlert Robert, sailmaker, C. C. Funk, r. 527)4 Green-
wich
Ehlert William, seaman (estate of) , J. B. Piper, r. 10
De Boom
Ehlin Erick, milUmght. r. 1208 Larkin
Ehling Mary, dressmaker, r. 24}^ Dupont
Ehmann Charles, photographic printer Peter J. Sulli-
van, r. 107 Fourth
Ehmann Ernst, hostler J. Scheerer, r. 64 First
Ehmann George, real-estate, r. 1714 Sacramento
Ehmann Madelaine (widow), r. 107 Fourth
Ehn Charles, teacher music, r. 812 California
Ehrenberg Gustav, assistant bookkeeper J. Baum &
Co., r. 230 Sixth
Ehrenberg Isaac, fireman City Ironworks, r. 230 Sixth
EURE>;BERG THEODORE A., physician,
office and r. 216 Kearny
Ehrenpfort Dora (widow), r. 1022 k> Folsom
Ehrenpfort Frederick (Rothschild & Ehreniifort) , r.
47 Russ
EHRENPFORT ■W^L■L.IAM, importer carpets, oil-
cloths, and upholstery goods, 14 Third, r. 144 Eighth
107
Ehret A., foreman machine shop U. S. Mint,
Minna
Ehret Charles, laborer, r. 107 Minna
Ehret John, laborer, r. 720 Stockton
Ehrhard Adam, gents' and boys' clothing, 264 Third
Ehrhardt Andrew, cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co., r. 25
Dupont
Ehrhardt David, bootmaker, 408 Com, r. 730 Green
Ehrhardt John D., clerk Isidore C. Moore, r. NE cor
Fillmore and Waller
Ehrhardt Magdalena (widow) , r. 22 Stockton PI
Ehrhorn August, shoemaker, 1220 Larkin
Ehrhorn Carl, boot and shoemaker, 305 Dupont, r. 512
Mason
Ehrhorn Edward, shoemaker, 1715 J^ Mission
Ehrhorn Frank F., clerk Charles E. Heise, r. 1412 Fol
Ehrhorn Louisa (widow) , r. 1412 Folsom
Ehrhorn Kudolph,boot and shoemaker, N s Sixteenth,
nr Valencia
Ehrichs Richard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bat-
tery and Vallejo, r. 420 Greenwich
Ehrke F. W., clerk F. W. Becker, r. 705 Davis
Ehrlich Eugene M., clerk Bank of California, r. 916
Sutter
Ehrlich Herman, stationer, r. 24 Langton
Ehrlich James E., clerk Joseph Sulzbacher, r. 122 Post
Ehrlich Meyer (I. Glazier & Co.), r. 910 Sutter
Ehrman Edward, clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 811 Tyler
Ehrman Joseph, clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r. 811 Tyler
EHRMAN M. & CO. (Samuel Sussman and Jacob
Levi) , importers, and wholesale groceries and
l^rovisions, 104-110 Front
Ehrman Meyer (M. Ehrman & Co.) , r. 519 Van Ness Av
Ehrman Solomon W., bookkeeper First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, r. 519 Van Ness Av
Ehrmann John, baker, r. W s Adam, nr Eve
Ehrmann Julius (Esberg,Bachman & Co.) , r. New York
Ehrmann Valentine (Ehrmann & Wickenhauser) , r. 22
Stockton PI
Ehrmann & Wickenhauser (Valentine Ehrmann and
Fritz Wickenhauser) , carpenters and builders,
22 Stockton PI
Ehrmauntraut Jacob, butcher A. Roesler, r. 20J4 Oak
Grove Av
Ehrmauntraut Joseph, butcher, r. 20)4 Oak Grove Av
Eia Jacopo, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Eiben H., r. 114 Turk
Eiber Edward J., varnisher, r. 907 Folsom
Eich Rudolph, gardener, r. S 9 Cedar Av, bet Octavia
and Laguna
Eichel John, messenger Sherman, Hyde & Co., 137
Kearny
Eichel William, bartender Leege & Co., r. 1525 Dupont
Eicheulaub John, liquor saloon, 412 Jackson
Eichers John, physician, office and r. 310 Mont Av
Eichholzer John, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
E s Moultrie, bet Courtlaud Av and Old Hickory
Eichhorn Frederick, hairdressing saloon, 202 Fourth,
r. 502 Bush
Eichhorn Mateas, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Eichler Louis, machinist, r. 131 Turk
Eiehmuller Charles, expressman, cor Battery and Pine
Eioholz Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 629 Second
Eicholz Theodore H. (Higgins & Eicholz),r. 434 Jessie
Eichstedt Edward, waiter, r. 18 First
Eick John, bartender G. J. Gohlinghorst, NE cor
Ninth and Braunan
Eickhoff Henry (Neumann & Eichoff) , attorney at law,
olhce 432 Montgomery, r. 2037 Howard
Eickhoff Henry, clerk Paul Neumann, r. 2037 Howard
Eickhofi John H. (Eickholi" & Graber) , r. Alameda
Eickhoff Thomas J., laborer Herman H. Horst, r. 736
Vallejo
Eickhoff & Graber (John H. Eickhoff, and Jacob M.
Graber) , poultry and fish, 82-84 Centre Market
Eickhorn Lina, domestic NW cor Geary and Leav
Eickhorst Frederick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Greenwich and Pierce
Eickhorst Frederick, laundryman Lick House
Eide Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Eidenmuller Sarah (widow), r. 712 Union
Eidinger Edward, merchant tailor, 2239 Mission
Eierman Gustave, porter, r. 302 Montgomery
Eifert Conrad, shcjemaker, r. 7J^ Sonora PI
Eighth Street House, Mrs. John Kelly proptr, 321
Eighth
Eihil Mary Mrs. (widow) , r. 1525 Dupont
Eilerman B., r. The Baldwin
Eimbeck William, sub-assistant U. S. Coast Survey,
r. Lick House
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Eimer August C, teacher music, r. 331 McAllister
Eimers Theodore, foreman sawyer Gray Bros., r. Ex-
celsior Hotel
Einfeldt Frederick D., cooper D. Bucking, r. 736
Green
Einfeldt John, machine hand, r. 8 Minna
Einfeldt Joseph, lonRShoreman, r. 8 Minna
Einhorn Emile, machinist, r. 516 Pacific
Einhom Frank, carpenter Kobinson & Gillespie, r.
Oakland
Einhorn Joseph H. (O'Dwyer & Einhom) , r. 502 Bush
Einry 'William, laborer, r. SW cor Santa Clara and
Missouri
I Einsberg Adam J. (Einsberg Bros.) , r. 8 Ohio
I Einsberg Barrow (Einsberg Bros.), r. 71-t Vallejo
I Einsberg Bros. (Barrow, and Adam J.) , market, 414
Broadway
; Einselen Carl E., clerk Maison Doree, r. 217 Kearny
j Einselen J., r. 217 Kearny
Einsfeld Henry, painter, r. 1207 Green
I Einsfeld Lena, cook 1912 Broadway
Einsfeld Peter, hairdressiug saloon, 853 Market, r.
I 1207 Green
Einstein Brothers i^ Co., importers and manufs boots
and shoes, 29-31 Battery
Einstein C, r. 1.509 Gough "
Einstein Jacob, r. 1721 Sutter
Einstein Ludwig (Stein, Simon k Co.), r. 1012 Bush
Einstein Morris (of Einsiein & Bernheim, San Buena-
ventura), offii-e 206 Front, room 3, r. Lick House
Einstein Zadoc, merchant, r. 1509 Gough
^ Eisbach Charles, frescopainter. r. 534 Grove
I Eisegkeit Charles, seaman, r.W s Potrero, betTwenty-
eecond and Twenty-third
I Eisel Charles W., ivory turner J. G. H. Meyer, r. 4
ScheererPl
I Eisele Felix, steward Westerfelld & Page, r. 14 Elev-
enth
I Eiselen Mas (C. H. Moore & Co.), r. 256 Tehama
Eiseman David, bookkeeper S. & G. Gump, r. 1813
I Sutter
Eiseman Jacob, butcher, r. 1813 Sutter
I Eiseman Solomon, butcher, r. 1813 Sutter
' Eiseu Albert, millwright, r. 32 Tehama
] Eleen Babette (widow) , r. 515 Franklin
Eiseu Brothers (Francis T. Eisen) , proptrs Pioneer
and Alta Flour Mills, 8-16 Stevenson
I Eisen Francis T. (Eisen Brothers) , r. 11 Silver
Eisen James, patternmaker, r. Golden Gate Hotel
I EISEN THEODORE A., architect, 120 Sutter.
[ rooms 43-44, r. 515 Franklin
Eisen William, molder .a;tua Iron "Works, r. 134
j Fourth
I Elsenbach Adolph, traveling salesman Both & Co., r.
504 Franklin
I Eisenbach Isaac P. (Peck & Eisenbach), r. 109 Sansom
' Eisenbeis Louis, molder John G. lis, r. 564 Mission
I Eisenberg Adolph, wholesale dealer watches, dia-
monds, etc., and sole agent Poitevin watches, 206
j Kearny
' Eisenberg E. & Brother (Morris Eisenberg), cigar
I manufs, 603 Front
Eisenberg Elkan (E. Eisenberg & Brother), r. 1416
Sutter
Eisenberg Isadore, merchant tailor, 139 Montgomery,
r. 1204 Sutter
, Eisenberg Morris (E. Eisenberg & Brother), r. 1204
I Sutter
Eisenbraun Henry, batbman Lampe Brothers, r. Cos-
I mopolitan Hotel
Eisener Philip, plumber, r. 1751 Howard
I Ei^enhauer Adam, r. 1105 Clay
' Eiseuhauer Amelia Mrs., chambermaid Isthmus
I House, .54 First
' Eisenhauer John P., jeweler, r. 1105 Clny
I Eiseuhauer Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 1105 Clay
Eisenlatner Herman, confectioner R. R. Swain & Co.,
r. 621 Ellis
Eisenschimel Carlt, eacher writing and drawingUrban
Academy, r. 208 Van Ness Av
Eiser Louis, teamst.r F. *: J. N. Strand, r. 211 Mason
Eisert John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 Decatur
Eisert William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24
Decatur
Eisfelder William, Importer smokers' articles, ofiBce
202 Sansom, room 5, r. 224 Oak
Elsfeldt Theodore, musician Standard Theater, r. 1222
Kearny
Eisner Charles (Charles Eisner & Co.), r. 1751 How-
ard
Eisner Charles & Co. (Mary Eisner) , pawnbrokers, 623
Kearny
Eisner David, bookkeeper Banner Brothers, r. 1751
Howard
Eisn'-r Henry (Millman & Co.), r. 1024 Capp
Eisner Mark, clerk H. Myers & Son, r. 333 Kearny
Eisner Mary (widow), (Charles Ejsner k Co.), r. 1751
Howard
Eisold Emil, baker Petzold& Niemann, r.41S0'Farrell
Eissler M., r. Lick House
Eitel Amelia E. (widow), r. 1213 Tyler
Eitel Charles, salesman Starbird & Goldstone, r. Oak-
land
Eitel E. E., salesman A.L.Bancroft & Co., r. 1213 Tyler
Eitel Willis D., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
1213 Tyler
Eitner Rudolph, wood engraver, 629 Clay
Eizaga Florencio, janitor, 339 Keamv, r. 1231 Stockton
Ek John, tailor, r. 1 Church PI
Ekberg Peter George, i^atternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 219 Twelfth
Ekbled Martin, laborer Deetken & Smith, r. 506 Fourth
Ekelund Eric, gilder and silverplater, 620 Merchant
Ekenstein August, porter Tobin, Davisson A: Co., r.
Oakland
Eklund John, clerk Michael B. Moraghan, r. 711 Cal
Eklund S. A., tailor, 628 Merchant, r. 1021 Hampshire
Ekman Gustaf , seaman, r. 823 Battery
Ekstrom Charles O., musician, r. 1106 Mason
El Dora Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.), A. C. Hammond secretary, office 401 Cali-
fornia, room 7
El Dorado House, D. E. Knight proptr, NE cor Pixley
and Fillmore
El Dorado North Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), J. W.
Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
El Dorado South Consolidated Mining Co. (Belmont,
Nev.) , Charles A. Sankey secretary, office 331
Montgomery, room 20
El Dorado Water and Deep Gravel Mining Co., John
W. Coleman president, office 524 Sacramento
El Refugio Petroleum Co. (Santa Cruz, Cal.), Richard
Wegener secretary, office 414 California
EL. TECOL.OTE, J . M. Pimental editor and proptr,
office 0 Pollard PI
Elam Robert H., r. 813 Van Ness Av
Elberg Oscar, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Elberliug I. 11., carpenter, r. 2643 Mission
Elbert A., teacher ringing and piano, r. AhlbornHouse
Elbert John, collector O. Lawton & Co., r. S s Jack-
son, bet Jones and Taylor
Elbra George, seaman, r. 415 East
Elcho Lodging House, James M. Loller proptr, 863M
Market
Elder Alexander (Steele, Elder & Co.), r. Oakland
Elder Charles, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Elder Elva R. Miss, teacher, r. 317 Capp
Elder James, r. 743 Pine
Elder .lames, painter, r. 761 Mission
Elder Jane (widow), boarding, 1 Eddy
Elder Jane Mrs., dressmaker, r. 761 Mission
Elder Robert F., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
118 Eddy
Elder Scott (Elder & Harpster), r. 715 Hayes
Elder S. W., carpenter, r. 317 Capp
Elder William J. (Elder A: Dobbie), r. 2.56 First
Elder & Dobbie (W. J. Elder and J. B. Dobbie),
plumbing, gasfitting and stoves, 606 Clay
Elder and Harpster (Scott Elder and J. H. Harpster) ,
wood, coal, hay and grain, N E cor Hayes and Bu-
chanan
Elderbranch Jennie Mif-s, r. 502 Broadway
Eldrachar Peter, r. 119 Seventh
Eldredge Benjamin G., dairy producie Metropolitan
Market, r. 1318 Scott
Eldredge Charles H., r. 2 Bond
Eldredge James M., dairyman, r. 117 Eleventh
Eldredge Joseph, longshoreman, r. W b Wool, bet
Courtland Av and Lincoln
Eldredge Joseph C, salesman Wyatt, Boncstell & Co.,
r. Oc<-idental Hotel
Eldredge Thomas R., candies, r. 1315 Jj Powell
Eldrid;;!' (Charles, cooper, r. 321 Pacific
Eldriilge Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 413 Fourth
Eldridge E. W., clerk Kittle & Co., r. 113 Capp
Eldridge Henry L., clerk Neville & Co., r. 113 Capp
Eldridge J. Oscar (H. M. Newhall & Co.), r. 646 Fol
Eldridge Joseph, painter James Donovan, r. Capp,
nr Twen<y-flrst
Eldridge Joseph R., longshoreman, r. Bernsl Heights
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Eldridge Mary E. Mrs., r. 333 Sixth
ELiDRIDGE: OLIVER, ayent New York Board of
Marine Underwriters, oflice 318 California, room
3, and S. F. Park Commissioner, r. (ilfi Sutter
Eldridge Sylvester A., local agent Union Insurance
Co., r. 113 Capp
Eldridge Thomas, clerk Chandler & Frost, r. 515H
Bush
Electric Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.). Almarin B.
Paul secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 20
Electric Pen Printing Co. {E. A. Dakiu), office 513
California
Electrical Model and Machine Works, Frank W.
Fuller proptr, 415 Market
ELEVATOR (weeklv), Philip A. Bell proptr, office
612 Battery
EliFEIiT A. B. «& CO. (Alfred P. Elfelt, Solomon
Goldsmith, and Albert A. Levi), importers clnth-
ing and gents' furnishing goods, 108-110 San-
Bom
Elfelt Alfred P. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) , r. 630 Sutter
Elfelt Augustus B. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.), r. New York
Elfelt Edwin S., r. (i30 Sutter
Elfelt Joseph (Code, Elfelt & Co.), r. f.30 Sutter
Elford Albert, clerk West Coast Furniture Co., r.
920}^ Folsom
Elford Alfred, clerk West Coast Furniture Co., r. 920 J<5
Folsom
Elford Alfred T., foreman West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 920 ,'t; Folsom
Elford Henry, machinist West Coast Furniture Co.,r.
110 Sixth
Elger William, cooper, r. 127 Jackson
Elias Hugh, clerk, r. 1835 Ellis
Elias Isaac, merchant, r. 33 Fifth
Elias Lippman, local policeman, r. 1622 Powell
Elias Manus, salesman, r. 23u Kearny
Elias Michael, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r. 1622
Powell
Elias Philip, r. 406}^ Grove
Elias Bosa Mrs., gents' furnishing goods, 422 Third,
r. 403 Leavenworth
Eliaser Abraham, r. 915 McAllister
Eliaser Isaac, jeweler, 315 Hayes, r. 915 McAllister
Eliassen Martin, cabinetmaker Eugene Hoey, r. Oak-
land
Eliot Fire Insurance Co. (Boston), Edward E.Potter
agent, office 2C0 Sansom
Eliot J. B., accountant S. F. Chronicle, r. 1221 Wash-
ington
Elitch George, r. 715 Lombard
Elitch John, r. 326, Geary
Elitch John Jr. (Elitch & Davidson), r. 236 Mason
Elitch & Davidson (John Elitch Jr., and Joseph H.
Davidson) , oyster saloon, 36 Geary
Elite Photograph Gallery, Thomas H. Jones & Co.
proptrs, 83S Market
Elizabeth Louis, cook Gilbert House, 824 Mont
Elkeles E. Aaron, clerk Gustav Baum, r. 540 Jessie
Elkeles Henry, clerk John J. Calish, r. 540 Jessie
Elken Albert, teamster, r. 424^ Linden
Elkington John, naturalist and fancy goods, 126 Sev-
enth
Elkins Frank M., clerk, r. 18 Turk
Elkins Ira S., mining, r. 18 Turk
Elkins Mary Mrs., nurse, r. 32 Fourth
Elkinson J., boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works
Elks Charles, laborer, r. 474 Tehama
Ell Sabina, domestic 302 Fell
Elian George, longshoreman, r. 410 Pacific
Ellard Mary (widow) , r. 123 Ridley
Ellard Thomas, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works .
r. 17 Zoo
Ellard William, laborer, r. 1241 Baker
Elle C, cook A. Pretti, r. NE cor Jackson and Bu-
chanan
EUeau Henry (Elleau & Hollander), r. Alameda
EL.LEAU & HOLLANDER (Henrj- Elleau and
Siegfred Hollander), manufacturing jewelers and
diamond setters. 208 Sutter
Ellen Gowen Mining Co., Daniel Buck secretary, office
80 Nevada Block
Ellenberger Casper (Ellenberger, Hoffer & Co., and
EUeuberger .\: Hoffer) , r. 418 Octavia
Ellenberger, Hoffer & Co. (Casper Ellenberger, F.
Hoffer, and F. Reinle) , porkpackers, 39 Grand
Arcade Market, and 3 Grand Central Market
Ellenberger & Hoffer (Casper Ellenberger and Fred-
erick Hoffer), pickled and smoked meats, 61 Cen-
tre Market
ELLEXBROCK F. «& CO. (Frederick Campe),
groceries and liquors, NW cor McAllister and Bu-
chanan
EUeubroik Frederick (F. Ellenbrock & Co.), r. NW
cor McAllister and Buchanan
ELLERHORST HENRY D., produce commis-
sion, 117 Drumm, r. 1931 Pine
Ellerkamp Benjamin, driver Eureka Soda Works, r.
217 Elm Av
Ellerkamp John, finisher Andrew Frei, r. 217 Elm Av
Ellert John, painter, r. 28 Langton
Ellert Levi R., clerk Abramson & Bacon, r. 28 Lang-
ton
Ellert Mary (widow), r. 28 Langton
ElUry Epes, real estate, 420 Montgomery, room 14, r.
Alameda
Ellett Robert, ironer S. F. Laundry Assn, S s Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Elliksou Peter, tailor, r. 322 O'Farrell, rear
EUinger Felix, shoemaker, r. 428 Broadway
Ellinghousc B, Mrs., r. 1223 J^ Folsom
EUinghouse Edward C, printer, r. 12233^ Folsom
Ellingwood Isaac H., master mariner, r. 1113 Shotwell
Ellingwood J. S., freight clerk Cal. Steam Navigation
Co., r. 1113 Shotwell
ELUNWOOD CHARLES N., surgeon XJ. S. Ma-
rine Hospital, othce 715 Clay, r. 1723 Pine
Elliot Augustus G., foreman Heman C. Elliot, r. 56
South Park
Elliot Benjamin, miller, r. 1010 Bryant
ELLIOT CHARLES, city superintendent Spring
Valley Water Works, office 516 California, r. 317
Third
Elliot Charles A., bookkeeper Heman C. Elliot, r. 35
Lilly Av
Elliot Charles B., carpenter and builder, office 417
Kearny, r. 710 Pine
Elliot Charles W., salesman A. M. Simpson & Broth-
er, r. 56 South Park
Elliot Clark, r. 407 Mason
Elliot Edward G., porter Steele, Elder & Co., r. 1721
Ciay
Elliot Ella J. Mrs., assistant Geary Street Grammar
School, r. 2202 Steiner
Elliot Emery, bookkeeper, r. 505 Leavenworth
Elliot Heman C, teamster, 1 Howard, r. San Rafael
Elliot John, salesman Lavilla Brothers, r. 10 Union PI
Elliot Mahlon F., carpenter, r. 1128 Shotwell
Elliot Samuel F., carpenter, r. 1126 Shotwell
Elliot Washington teacher music, public schools, r.
308 Leavenworth
Elliot William, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Elliot William W., carpenter, r. W s Tehama bet Nor-
wich and Precita Av, Bernal Heights
Elliott August, seaman stm Newbern, Fol St. Wharf
Elliott Charles, tobacco pipe maker, r. 149 Dore, rear
Elliott Charles F., with Elliott & Co., r. 527 Post
Elliott E. J. (Elliott & Co.) , r. 527 Post
Elliott F. H., r. 127 Montgomery
Elliott Frank, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 10473^
Market
Elliott Frederick A., stockbroker, and secretary Swan,
Brewery Co., r. 1031 Market
Elliott George H. .draftsman Risdon I. and L. Works,r.
Ahlborn House
Elliott Gerald W. L. Gen., U. S. A., r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott Henry A. (Wadhams & Elliott) , r. 311 Dupont
Elliott Henry C, student Heald's Business College
EUiutt James, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Elliott Jane Mrs., r. 15 Scott PI
Elliott John, laborer, r. N s Crescent Av nr Gate
Elliott John, laborer Lobos Square Packing House, r.
NW cor Bay and Buchanan
Elliott Joseph L., seaman, r. 213 Steuart
Elliott Kate Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 130
Tyler
Elliott M. A. Mrs., r. 517 Ellis
Elliott Mark L. , transfer clerk John W. Pew, r . Oakland
Elliott Mary (widow) , r. 309 Austin
Elliott Mary E. L. (widow), r. 92 St. Ann's Building
Elliott Nathan, manager Elliott & Co., r. 527 Post
Elliott Richard, mining, office 45 Merchants' Exchange,
r. '211 Shotwell
Elliott Robert, laundryman S. Tt. Laundry, r. E 8 Fol-
som, nr Twenty-eighth ,
Elliott Samuel, pantryman stm Itf ary Garratt, r. Stock
Elliott Thomas, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Elliott Thomas, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Elliott Thomas, teamster Miller & Hall, r. E s Polk,
bet Chestnut and Lombard
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit weU— Wear weU— Look weU.
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Elliott Vincent, groceries and provisions, NE cor Pa-
cific and Larkin
Elliott William, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1018 Powell
Elliott William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 17 Gil-
bert
Elliott William Or., solicitor Commercial Insvirance
Co., r. 1920 Franklin
Elliott & Co. (E. J. Elliott), fruit commission, 509
Sansom
Elliott. See Eliot and Elliot
Ellis Alfred J., r. 234 Bush
Ellis Annie, domestic, 1912 Steiner
Ellis Barnard C, plumber, r. 306 Lombard
Ellis Benjamin F., carpenter and builder, r. SE cor
Railroad and Eighteenth avs. South S. F.
Ellis Beuuet, r. 305 Tyler
Ellis Charles, carpenter, r. 620 Jones
Ellis Charles A., carpenter, r. 1053 Tyler
Ellis Charles H. M., clerk George B. Knowles, r. 2
Washington At
Ellis Charles J. cashier freight department Central
Pac. K. K., r. 1 Fifth
Ellis C. L., barkeeper John B. Bacon, r. 331 Jessie
Ellis David O., driver City R. R., r. 2006 J^ Mission
Ellis Edgar D., engineer, r. 1022 Twentieth
Ellis Edward, carpenter, r. N s Sierra, nr Tennessee
Ellis Edward V., pressman Kane & Cook, r. cor Ten-
nessee and Sierra
Ellis E. V. H. (widow), r. 924}«5 Pine
Ellis F. L., agent, r. Lick House
Ellis Franklin, plumber, r. 1022 Twentieth
Ellis Frederick P. (Cook & Ellis) , r. 108 Hyde
Ellis George, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Ellis George W., lithographic artist A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. 2 Potter
Ellis George W., real estate, r. 2116 Van Ness Av
Ellis Henry C, clerk County Tax Collector, r. 306
Lombard
Ellis Henry H., ex-chief of police, r. 306 Lombard
Ellis James (Ellis & Co.) , r. Oakland
Ellis Jane (widow) , r. E. s Tennessee, bet Nevada and
Sierra
Ellis G. D., shipcarpenter Alaska Commercial Co.
Ellis James, merchant, r. C14 Sutter
Ellis J. M. Rev., pastor Larkin Street Presbyterian
Church, r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Ellis John, clerk, r. 568 Mission
Ellis John, laborer, r. 223 First
Ellis John F., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oak-
land
Ellis John M., hairdressing saloon, 63 Fifth, r. 39
Fifth
Ellis Joseph, calker, r. 322 Folsom
Ellis Joseph, clerk District Attorney, r. Indiana, nr
Sierra
Ellis Kate Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. cor
Sierra and Tennessee
Ellis L. Mrs., student Barnard's Business College
Ellis Lewis, watchman, r. 331 Jessie
Ellis Mabel Mrs., domestic 715 Howard
Ellis Maggie (widow), r. 1024 Lombard
Ellis Marianne R. Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum, W s Laguna, bet Haight and Waller
Ellis Marj- Miss, real-estate, r. 2110 Van Ness At
Ellis Michael, laborer, r. 814 Green
Ellis M. T. Mrs., r. 115 Powell
Ellis Nicholas, expressman, r. 57 Jessie
Ellis Nora (widow), nurse, 1411 Stockton
Ellis Peter (Somerville & EUisl, r. Commercial
Jlotel
Ellis Richard, boilermaker, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Ellis Richard, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 420 Kearny
Ellis Richard B., patterumaker Riedon I. and L.
Works, r. 1204 Howard
Ellis Robert, fisheruiun, r. 319 Tehama, rear
Elhs Robert, laborer, r. 2016 Ellis
Ellis Samuel (Ellis & Lt-nnou), r. Mexico
Ellis Samuel C, office 410 California, r. 924 ^ Pine
Ellis Seelcy E., fruits and vegetables, 43 Third
Ellis Stci)hen, r. 44 Minna
Ellis Walter G., jeweler R. W. Edwards & Co., r. Oak-
land
Ellis William, carpenter, r. 513 Minna
Ellis William, driver Continental Oil and Transporta-
tion Co. of California, r. 409 3^ Brauuau
Ellis William, longshoreman, r. 15 Frederick
Ellis William, painter, r. 817 Vallejo
Ellis William, seamau S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Ellis William, teamster, r. SW cor First and Mission
Ellis William J., clerk John Dowling, r. 439 Jessie
Ellis & Co. (James Ellis and George W. Tindal) , pro-
duce commission, 500 Sansom
Ellis & Lennon (Samuel Ellis and John Lennon),
blacksmiths. 53 Beale
Ellison Emily Miss, r. 14 William
Ellison James, groceries and liquors, 335 Tenth
Ellison Peter, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. Sauce-
lito
Ellison Samuel, longshoreman, r. 3 Berry
Ellison William, boatman, r. 126 Francisco
Ellon Robert, mining secretary, office 310 Pine, r. 1022
Mission
Ells Olive E. Mrs., proprietress Walker House. 44 M
Sixth
EUsen Stephen, quartermaster Paciiic Mail S. S. City
of New York
EUswift Hallett, teamster, r. Birch Av, bet Laguna
and Octavia
Ellsworth Block, Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
Ellsworth E. M., r. 710 Folsom
Ellsworth Estelle Miss, r. 209 Kearny
Ellsworth Henry, pressman Evening Post
EllsworlL Henry M., r. 2034 Bush
Ellsworth Miller, printer, r. 513 Ellis
Ellsworth Timothy, lumber merchant, cor Fifth and
Brannan, r. 39 South Park
Elm E., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 243 Tehama
Elm House, James Kenuey proptr, 110 Sixth
Elm Julius R., patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
243 Tehama
Elmbery Andrew, stevedore A. C. Freese
Elmer Charles, clerk Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacific
Elmer Harrison, compositor Harrison k. Co., r. 314
Bush
Elmer Henry, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Elmer Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 314 Bush
Elmer William R., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 314
Bush
Elmers Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Pow-
ell and Greenwich, r. 711 Greenwich
Elmore M. G., gas engineer, r. 1133 Sutter
Elmore Samuel (R. D. Hume & Co.) , r. Oakland
Elmquist John (Jones & Lake) , r. 743 Folsom
Elmquist John M., machinist, r. 243 Tehama
Elms Elias, painter, r. 303 Davis
Elms John D., law student I. B. L. Brandt, r. 215 San-
som, room 5
Elms John J., upholsterer John Spaulding &Co.,r.607
Stockton
Eloesser Arthur, bookkeeper Heynemann & Co., r.
2206 Jones
Eloesser Leo, book and job printer, and secretary Eu-
reka BencT. Soc, office 414 Clay, r. 2206 Jones
Elsasser Charles (Elsasser & Krueckel),r. OQuincy PI
Elsasser Jonas, bookkeeper Wangenheim, Steruheim
& Co., r. Brunswick House
Elsasser A: Krueckel (Charles Elsasser, and Charles
Krueckel) , liquor saloon, SE cor First and Market
Elsbach Hermann (Schoeuholz Bros. & Co.), r. 415
Hayes
Elser Frederick Jr., musician Buckley's Original Va-
rieties, r. 1047 Market
Elser Frederick W., musician Buckley's Original Var-
ieties, r. 26 Washington Av
Elson Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Elster William, clerk, r. Overland House
Elstou Ann D. Mrs., nurse Protestant Orphan Asylum,
W s Laguna, bet Haight and Waller
Elswood William,- teamster Cal. Glue Works, r. E s
De Haro, bet El Dorado and Sixteenth
Elton Robert, seamai! I'a ifu- M.iil S. S. Colima
BLVEKSON ALKXANUKK, liquor saloon, 324
Main
Elvin Henry (Kuhlke & Elvin) , r. SWcor Mission and
Beale
Elward John, blacksmith John Glynn, r. NE cor
Greenwich and Pierce
Elward John, machinist Miners' Foundry, r. 37 Min
Elward Joseph, coalpasser, r, lill4 Montgomery
Elward Michael, machini.-t, r. 37 Minna
Elwell Frank, merchant tailor, 315 Sutter
Elwell James, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Elwert Charles P., druggist W. T. Wenzell, r. 321 Dup
Elwes Alfred, laborer, r. 213 Minna
Elwes Herbert H., clerk, r. 733 Market
Elwood John, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
H Iwood Richard, engineer, r. 129 Folsom, rear
BULLOGE: k JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Ely George, stockbroker, Pacific Stock Excbange, 318
Montgomerv
Ely H. H., r. (i03 Geary
Ely Nicholas, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 32 Clem
Ely W. A., physician, office and r. 113 Taylor
Ely 'William, friugemaker W. Knglander, r. 32 Clem
Emau Charles, cook Gustavus Pojie, r. 551 First
Emanuel Edgar V.. salesman L. Altsbuler, r. 839 Mc-
Allister
Emanuel Emanuel (L. & E. Emamiel) , r. C14 Sutter
Emanuel Frederii'k, seaman, r. 17 Fourth
Emanuel H., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Emanuel Isaac, r. 830 McAllister
EMAlVUELi Li. & E., furniture mamife, Berry bet
Fourth and Fifth
Emanuel Lewis (L. & E. Emanuel), r. 316 Turk
Emanuel Rupert, clerk Lake & McKoon, r. E B Vicks-
burg, nr Jersey
Emanuel Samuel, cutter H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 839
McAllister
Emanuelle Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Embo Martin, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Emei Mary (widow), r. 1012 Leavenworth
Emelli Max, liquor saloon, 851 Market
Emeluth John, tinroofer Joseph F. Forderer, r. 28
Frederick
Emeric Henri (A.R. Barbier & Co.), r. 1420 California
Euieric Joseph, real-estate, office 621 Sansom, r. 1115
Geary
Emerich Joseph, master mariner, office 4 California, r.
Westminster House
Emerson A. J., storekeeper Frank's Restaurant, r. 718
Montgomery
Emerson C., student Barnard's Business College
Emerson Carl, master muiuer, r. S s Fifteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Emerson Charles H., clerk Chickering & Thomas, r.
1530 Clay
Emerson Daniel W., manuf boots and shoes, 77 New
Montgomery, r. San Rafael
Emerson Edgar W., law student W;. H. L. Barnes, r.
1530 Clay
Emerson Frank, r. 704 J(5 Mission
Emeraon George E., train dispatcher Southern Pac. R.
K. Depot, r. 516 Braunan
Emerson George T., r. 1530 Clay
Emerson Herman, seaman, r. Western House
Emerson J. E., r. 621 California
Emerson John A. (Drake & Emergen) , r. 610 Powell
Emerson Levi G., teamster George W. Qibbs & Co., r.
143 3<j Townsend
Emerson Mary Miss, bookbinder Bartling k Kimball,
r. Washington Av
Emerson N. S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 11(J Prospect PI
Emerson Richard, musician, r. 12 Perry
Emerson Sylvester, stonecutter, r. 613 Mission
Emerson William, stonecutter Frank Williams
Emerson William J., farmer, r. 12Q7 Union
Emerson. See Emmerson
Emerton Jwhn W., real-estate, r. 1636 Mission
Emery Charles, laborer, r. 368 Natoma
Emery Charles E., r. 752 Twentieth
Emery Eugene, steamtitter Charles W. Smith
Emery George, fireman stm Onward, r. 025 Davis
Emery George T., mining agent, r. 2832 California
Emery Henry T., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn., r.
Merchants' Exchange
Emery J., r. 512 Bush
Emery Olive C. (widow), r. 231 Seventeenth
Emery Rebecca, furnished rooms, 1 Central PI
Emery Saida Mrs., r. 804 Webster
Emery Thatcher G., drayman, 411 Market, r. 709 Van
Ness Av
Emery Thomas, calker, r. 1 Central PI
Emery William, conductor N. B. & Mission R. R , r.
606 Leavenworth
Emery William E.. salesman Baker k Hamilton, r.
1032 Guerrero
Emes Louisa, r. W s Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Emeson Jacob, captain barkentine Monitor, r. 600
Shotwoll
EmhoffAntoine (Emhoff Brothers), r. N 8 Lombard,
nr Scott
Embofif Brothers (George and Ant oine) milk rench,
N s Lombard, bet Scott and Devisadero
Emhoff IVank, milkroinch, NE cor Devisadero and
Cliestnut
Kmhoff George (Emhoff Brothers) , r. N s Lombard, mr
Scott
W.
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Emlg Conrad, clerk P. Rotherrael, r. 704 Bush
Emigrant Silver Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), B
Mudge secretary, office 81 Nevada Block
Emile B., r. 19 Lewis
Emile J., waiter Stork k Peguilhan, 445 Bush
Emilio Luis F., r. 1117 Uyde
Eminger Victor, cook Park Hotel, 20 Turk
Emnial Frank S., clerk Charles Langley & Co., i
Jones
Eiumal Joseph B., capitalist, r. 012 Jones
Emmal Joseph B. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Charles
Liingley & Co., r. 612 Jones
Eminatt John, clerk freight auditor's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 2536 Folsom
Emnie Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Emmel Cornelius, teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co.
Emmerich Balthasar, hairdressing saloon, 2610 Mis
Emmerich Louisa Mrs., midwife, r. 2610 Mission
Emmerton Albert, waiter Maine Restavi^nt, at. 110
Minna
Emmerton George, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
Emmerton John W., real estate agent, r. 60 Brady
EMMET C. TEMPLE, attorney at law, office 224
Sansom, r. NW cor Kearny and Chestnut
Emmet Edward G., advertising agent, r. 765 Market
Emmett J. F., student Heald's Business College
Emmons Elmir S., bookkeeper Savings and Loan Soc,
r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons George W., phonographic reporter Baker &
Hamilton, r. 937 Twenty-first
Emmons Idella C. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple
Street Primary School, r. 037 Twenty-first
Emmons Ira, laborer Thomas Reid, r. 528 Stevenson
Emmons Mary J. (widow), r. 937 Twenty. first
Emmons Thomas, engineer, r. 8 Sherwood PI
Emmons William H., compositor Morning Call, r.
518 J$ Montgomery Av
Eiuond Come (Emond & LeBlanc), r. 249 Fourth
Emond & LeBlanc (Come Emond and John B
Blanc) , boots and shoes, 249 Fourth
Emory Leander, cook Karstens k Gries, r. 36 Clay
Empey Charles, meat-chopping ma^bines and sausage
maniifacturer, lOJ^ Stevenson, r. 15 Rincon PI
Empey Charles Jr., foreman Charles Empey, r. 15 Rin-
con PI
Empey William F. (M. Gradwohl & Co.), r. 405 Grove
Empire and Lexington Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.). B.
B. Minor secretary, office 49 Nevada Block
EMPIRE BREWERY, John Harrold proptr, N B
Chestnut, nr Mason, ofhce and depot 179 Jessie
Empire Coal Co. (Mount Diablo) , Thomas M.Converse
secretary, office 402 Front, room 2
EMPIRE COAL. MINE & R. R., Thomas C.
Pedler agent, SW cor Steuart and Folsom
Empire Consolidated Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.), D. A. Jennings secretary, office 401
California, room 4
Empire Dairy, John Shepston proptr, SW cor San Jose
Av and Twenty-sixth
EMPIRE FOUNDRY, Savage k Son propts, 137-
141 Fremont
Empire Gold & Silver Mining Co. (Tulare C<x, Cal.),
John T. McGeoghegan secretary, office 318 Pino,
room 13
Empire House, Wameke vt Griffiths proptrs, SE cor
Sixth Av and M. South S. F
EMPIRE liODGEVGS, William A. Church proptr,
630 Commercial
Empire Match Factory, estate of Bernard Bendel &
Co. proptrs, SE cor Harrison and Eleventh, office
412 Clay
Empire Mining Co. (Idaho), W. H. McClintock secre-
tary, office .330 Pine, rooms 9-10
Empire State Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), D. F.
Verdenal secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
EMPIRE STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE
MILLS, Hofen & Co. proptrs, office 412 Clay
Empire Warehouse, Woodhams b Ludliun propts,
10-22 Beale
Empo Martin, laborer, Dcetken & Smith, r. 19 Channel
Emtage John, longshoreman, r. 5,')1 Bryant
Enaa George S., captain tug Minneiaha, r. Oakland
Eucalada Augustln, cook, r. 24 Commercial
Enciso Peter, laborer Miners' Branch Restaurant, t.
1018 Market
Ency James, r. 904 Kearny
Enderlein Max, r. 1939 Geary
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BEAMISH, Shirt Manuiactvirer, Nudeus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Endlich Anna (widow) , r. 26 Allen
Endowment Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.) , Ruth-
erford H. Brown secretary, office 20 S. F. Stock
Exchange Bnilding
Endres Jacob (Rebstock, Endres & Co.), r. 723 O'Ear-
rell
Endrie William, bakery 776 Folsom
Enest William, laborer Fairmouut Dairy, r. S s Val-
ley, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Engdahl Nils, tailor, r. 1031 Hampshire
Engel Caspar, laborer Cal. Sugar Refiners', r. 500 Sev-
enth
Engel Catherine, domestic 335 Eddy
Engel Frederick, butcher Adam Gruber, r. 436 Union
Engel Henry G., boatman foot Clay, r. 1128 Union
Engel M., r. 623 Fell
Engel Moses, night foreman City Cab and Transfer
Co., r. 174 .Jessie
Engel Nicholas, packer, r. 421 M Filbert
Engel Rose (widow) , fancy goods, 808 Larkin
Engel. See Engle
Engelberg E. A.. Jr., student Healds' Business College
E?JGE11,BERG EMIL, A., German bakery and con-
fectionery, 41G Kearny, r. 421 Van Ness Av.
Engelbert Peter H., cigar manuf 4 Fourth, r. 319
Fourth
ENGEL.BRECHT, POX & CO. (Herman Engel-
brecht and Otto Fox), importers, manufs aud job-
bers cigars and tobacco, 312-314 Front
Eugelbrecht H. clerk, r. Overland House
Engelbrecht Herman (Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.), r.
Oakland
Engelbrecht Herman A., clerk Engelbrecht, Fox &
Co., r. Oakland
Eugflbrecht Stephen, carrier The Guide, r. 228 Bush
Engelhardt Bernard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
NW cor Eighth and Bryant
Engelhardt George, cooper Carl Brothers, r. 21J4
Garden
Engelhardt Henrietta (widow), NE cor Howard and
Steuurt
Engelhardt John B., fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer,
r. NE cor Howard and Steuart
Engelhardt Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. NE cor
Howard aud Steuart
Engelhardt William, r. 309 Green
Engellke August, longshoreman Allen & Young, r.
1217 Kearny
Eugelke Charles H., agent Abend Post, office 535 Cal.,
r. E 8 Church, between Twenty-seventh and Dun-
can
Engell Frederick, bartender G. Schmalzlen, r. 121
Fourth
Engelmana Charles W., teacher music University
Mound College, r. 1U13 Post
Eugelmaun Herman, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Eugehnann Moise, bookkeeper Goodchaux Brothers &
Co., r. 3313^ Eddy
Eugils Henry, brass-moulder and finisher William
Engels, r. Utah, nr Twenty-fourth
Eugels William, proptr Pacific Brass & Bronze Works,
Utah, nr Twenty-fourth
Engemann Herman, cigar manuf, 253 Third
Eugert, Alex. F. C, salesman Haas Brothers, 1808 Ellis
ENGINEER OP THE P.VCIPIC (monthly), Jo-
S'ph Mo.sheimer pul)lis)ier, uliiceGlW Montgomery
Enghiiid Alfred, porter McGuinness & Valentine, r. 452
Minna, rear
Euglanilcr Aaron (M. Englander k Son) , r . 807 Franklin
Englandcr Emil, musician, r. 1510 Missiou
Eughinder Frank E., professor music, r. 1510 Mission
Englandcr Josejjh, haruessmaker Charle.s L. Haskell,
r. 129 Bush
Englander Leopold, attorney at law, office 25 and 26
Montgomiry Block, r. 726 Tyler
Englander M. .^; Son (Aaron Englander) , teamsters,
office NE cor Pine and Battery
Englander Max (M. Euglaiider Jt Son), r.807 Franklin
Englander William, manuf fringes, gimps, buttons,
iipliolsterers' work, etc., 751 Market, r. 1512 Miss
Engle Barthof, tailor, r. 727 Clay
Engle Jacob P. (Engle & Son), r. NE cor Lombard
and Fillmore
Engle Volney (Engle & Miller), r. NE cor O'Farrell
aud Powell
Engle Walter J. (Engle & Sou), r. NE cor Lombard
and Fillmore
ENGLE it MILLER (Volney Engle and Charles
Miller) , grocerirs and liquors, NE cor O'Farrell
and Powell
Engle & Son (Jacob P. and Walter J.), lumber and
wood, Fillmore St. Wharf
Engle. See Engel
Englebard Fred, laborer Golden Gate Brewery, 717
Greenwich
Engler August, clerk William Stapelfeldt, NE cor
Fillmore and Waller
Engler Benedickt, sausagemaker Schwamm & Lud-
wig, r. 323 J^ Minna
Engler Br.dget Miss, domestic, 505 Van Ness Av
Engler German, bakery. 1323 DuiJont
Engler William, cigarmaker Mayrlsch Brothers &
Co., r. 521 Pacific
Englesman Henry (Wienholz & Englesman), r. NE
cor Main and Bryant
English Daniel, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
846 Washington
English Edward, driver Sutter St. R. R.,r. 1603 Bush
English Edward, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works
English Ellen Miss, actress California Theater, r. 621
Bush
English Harriet (widow), r. 125 Fell
English James, springmaker Cal. Spring Manufactur-
ing Co., r. 129 Eleventh
English James W., real estate agent, SE cor Folsom
and Twentieth, r. 2316 Folsom
English Jerome (English & Lyuch) , r. 125 Fell
English John, physician, office andr. 2603 Mission
English John, shoemaker, r. 1601 Bush
English John F., produce commission merchant, 313
and 315 Davis, r. 2650 Harrison
English John H., boatman Clay St. Wharf, r. 1128
Union
English Joseph M.. capitalist, office 328 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 1112 Bush
English Mathiew C, carriagetrimmer Charles Molter,
r. 19 Seventh
English Nathaniel F. Jr., clerk Lowry & Co., r. 504
Howard
English Nellie Miss, machine operator, Buckingham
and Hecht, r. 1601 Bush
English N. F., r. E s Twenty-first, bet Fol and Har
English Patrick, r. 139 Natoma, rear
English William D. (English & Gibbons), r. Oakland
English William P., upholsterer W. Ehrenpfort, r.
339 Eddy
English & Gibbons (William D. English and Alfred
Gibbons) , commercial brokers, NE cor Front and
Clay
English & Lynch (Jerome English and Peter Lynch) ,
horseshoers, 228 Mission
Engman Ch«rles, painter, r. 11 William
Engstrom Fritz, carpenter Grand Hotel
Engwer William A. (Alta Soap Co.), r. 826 Union, rear
Enias R., r. 619 Broadway
Enike William J., painter, 435 Hayes
Enker Christian, laborer Pieper & Quarg, r. Empire
Lodging House
Enkle Abraham, barber Samuel A. Selig, r. 425 Green
Enkle Herman, clerk County Tax Collector, r. 425
Green
Enkle Maurice, expressman, cor Stockton and Vallejo,
r. 425 Green
Eunis A., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Ennis Catherine Miss, confectionery and bakery, 1905
Geary
Eunis Clara Miss, shirtfinisher Shirek & Tonner, r.
21 Pacific
Ennis George, laborer, r. 1 Liberty
Eunis John D., driver United Carriage Co., r. 640 How-
ard
Eunis Kate (widow) , r. 150 Dora
Ennis Lawrence, bootfitter Rosaeter & Smith, r. 651
Mission
Ennis Lawrence, laborer, r. 235 Clara
Ennis Neal, barber, r. 308 Minna
Ennis Nettie Miss, actress Adelphi Theatre, r. 308
Minua
Eunis Nicholas, carpenter, r. 559 Natoma
Ennis Nicholas, carriagemakcr, 1002 Howard, r. 559
Natoma
Ennis Nicholas, hackm:in, Plaza, r. 1712 Ellis
Eunis Richard, teamster, r. 11 Lafayette
Ennis William, first lieutenant 4th artillery U. S. A.,
Presidio Reservation
Eunis William H., miner, r. 133 ><; Thirteenth
Euo Frank, major U. S. A., r. The Baldwin
Enos Abraham T., mason Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 2725 Howartl
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montaromerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Pittins Shirts.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Enos Auton, cabinetmaker F. S. Cliadbourne & Co., r.
Oakland
Bnos Frank, deckliand stm Amador, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Enos Frank, laborer, r. N s Union, nr Sansom
Enos Jacob, seaman, r. '201 Stenart
Enos John, laborer Charles Harley & Co., r. N 8
Union, nr Sansom
Enos John S., attorney at law, office 0 Montgomery
Block, r. W 8 Chenery, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-
first
Enos Joseph L., proptr Now Portuguese Exchange, 117
Jackson
Enos Joseph R., groceries and liquors, NE cor Lom-
banl and Kearny
Enos Manuel, porter stm James M. Donahue, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Enquist Alfred, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Enquist Alfred, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Enquist Alfred A., notary public, i36 Montgomery, r.
N s Vallejo, but Larkin and Polk
Enricht Louis, street contractor, r. 932 Union
Enrick Samuel, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Enrico Bertola, cookBattista Giacommetti.r. Clemen-
tina PI
Emight C. &: Brother (Thomas), liquor saloon, 1258
Market
Enright Charles, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Enright Conrad, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Enright Cornelius (C. Enright & Brother), r. 1231
Market
Enright Cornelius, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
ENRIGHT EDWARD P. , groceries and liquors,
226 Fifth
Enright Jacob, saloonkeeper, r. 115 Oregon
Enright James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 209
Union
Enright James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Enright J. J., r. 0-28 Minna
Enright Johanna, domestic NW cor Oak and Franklin
Enright John, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
N s St. Rose, nr Ferrie
Enright John, calker, r. 32 Natoma
Enright John, coachman Charles Land, 555 Harrison
Enright John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom
and Main
Enright Joseph, shoemaker, r. 207 3^ Union, rear
Enright Margaret (widow), r. ItJO Clara, rear
Enright Alaurice, jeweler, r. 319 Green
Enright Michael (Callahan & Enright), r. 219 Fourth
Enright Michael, shipcalker, r. NE cor Louisianaaud
Sierra
Enright P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Enright Patrick, r. 1131 Howard
Enright Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW corRausch
and Howard
Enright Patrick, painter, r. 163 Tehama
Enright Patrick, with John Enright, r. SW cor Fol-
som and Main
Enright Peter, laborer, r. 210 Minna
Enright Robert, with Thomas Jennings, r. 313 Stock
Enright Thomas (C. Enright & Bro.), r. 1231 Market
Enright Thomas, liquor saloon, SW cor Seventh and
Howard, r. 200 Seventh
Enright William (William Enright & Co.) , r. 311 Min
Enright William & Co., gasfitters and plumbers, 39
Sutter
Enroth Albert E., carpenter, r. 3.55 Clementina
Enroth Minnie N. Miss, r. 1523 Webster
Ensbury William, barkeeper Adam & Klbbe, r. 672 M
Natoma
Ensey James H., waiter William Barklage,r. Olympic
Lodgings
Ensich James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Ensign Samuel, conductor Market St. R. R.. r. 1207
Steiner
Ensou Caroline (widow) , housekeeper, r. 102 Bernard
Entelmauu John D., painter, r. 8 Pearl
ENTERPRISE BREWERY, Hillebrandt & Co.
proptrs, 2019 Folsom
Enterprise Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Calaveras
Co., Cal.), F. J. Herrmann secretary, office 418
Kearny
Enterprise Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) , D. F. Verde-
nal secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Excluiuge Bldg
ENTERPRISE SAW^ING AND m-ANING
MILLS, D. A. Macdonald & Co. proptrs, 217-225
Spear, and 218-22u Steuart
EntriKin Thomas A., operator Golil and Stock Tele-
graph Co., r. 901 Leavenworth
Entz Ferdinand, solicitor, r. 118 O'Farrell
Entz Louisa Mrs. (Erasmy & Entz),r. 1313 Stockton
Eutzman Arnold, cigars and tobacco, 215 Dupout
Envry James, laborer, r. 231 Second
Enzelmau Frederick, insurance, r. 204 Stockton
Eoff Alfred, clerk banking dej^artment Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 29 Dupont
EoS' Elizabeth, proprietress Montana House, 164
Jessie
Eoff James, proptr Agricultural Park, N s Point Lo-
bos Av, bet Twenty- third and Twenty-seventh avs
Epherson Emil, shell jeweler Richard W. Jackson, r.
10 Vincent
Ephraim A. B. (widow), r. 3()0 Minna
Ephraim Bernard, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 522.'<i Natoma
Ephraim E. E., attorney at law, office 120 California,
r. 219 Elm At
Ephraim Jeauette Miss, assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 360 Minna
Ephraim Moses, clerk, r. 300 Minna
Ephraim Sarah Miss, saleswoman, r. 360 Minna
Epinoux Pierre, tailor St. Marv's College
EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME, E a Mission,
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
EPISCOPAL CHURCH UNION, John H. Dick-
inson secretary, office 535 California
Epley John W., r. 156 Third
Eppclsheimer William, mechanical engineer, office 40
Merchants' Exchange, r. 1415 Leavenworth
Eppinger Herman (Eppinger & Co.) , r. Dixon
Epjiinger Jacob (Eppinger & Co.) , r. 1010 Post
Eppinger L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 7 O'Farrell
Eppinger & Co. (Jacob and Herman Eppinger and B.
Ettlinger) , commission merchants, office 37-39
Battery
Eppler Andreas, boot and shoemaker, 528 Bush, r.
911 M Sacramento
Epps Charles, expressman, r. 11303^ Pacific
Epps George F., plumber and gasfltter Isaac A. Stout-
enburg, r. Overland House
Eppstein Frederick J. (Eppstein & Co.), r. 318 Sutter
Eppstein Max, assistant bookkeeper Eppstein & Co.,r.
720 California
Eppstein Samuel (Eppstein k Co.), r. 318 Sutter
EPPSTEIN «Ss CO. (Frederick J. and Samuel Epp-
stein, and Ferd A. Haber) , stock brokers, 304 Pine
Epra William, waiter Joe Giusti & Co., r. 108 William
Epson Frederick, editor and proptr La Sociedad, office
021 Sansom, r. 521 Green
Epstein Emanuel, clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 215 Post
Epstein Henry, capitalist, office 216 Sansom, r. 1324
Sutter
Epstein Isaac, clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 313 Taylor
Epstein Robert, clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 1302 Post
Epstein Simon (I. Landsberger & Co.), r. 335 Eddy
Epting Henry, cabinetmaker Hausmann Bros., r. 429
Grove
Epting Henry Jr., lithographer, r. 429 Grove
Epting Nicholas, wood carver L. & E. Emanuel, r. 429
Grove
EQ,UALIZATION BOARD OF, office New City
Hall, second tloor
Equator Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.), William
Willis secretary, office '29 Nevada Block
Equi Josexjh, fruits and vegetables, 442 Hayes, r. 317
Hayes
Equi Peter V., fruits, 016 Broadway
EtlUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
(New York), William D. Garland general agent,
George L. North cashier, office 210 Slontgomery
Equitable Tunnel and Mining Co. (UtahTer.), Charles
J. Collins secretary, office '227 Montgomery
Equrio Domingo, fireman S. S. Ancon, r. 5 Main
Eragonia Thomas, cook L. Radovich & Co.
Erasmy Carsten (Erasmy & Entz), r. 1313 Stockton
Erasmy John, market, 1921 Bush
Erasmy & Entz (Carsten Erasmy and Mrs. Louisa
Entz) , restaurant, 1313 Stockton
Erb Abram, clerk M. Sheyer & Bro., r. 23 Harriet
Erb Lena Miss, saleswoman M. Freud & Sons, r. 23
Harriet
Erb Manuel, tailor, 216 Sixth, r. 23 Harriet
Erbe Adam, hairdresspr, 7 Stockton, r. 147 Stevenson
Erben William C, nle, porter, and cider dealer, r. Es
York, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Erbguth William F., baker H. Diederich, r. 009 Jack-
son
Erdin Theodore, cabinetmaker, r. E s San Bruno Road,
nr Fifteenth Av
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BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Order.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Erdman Henry, bookkeeper Feist, Frank* Co., r. 1234
Post
Erdman Louis, seaman, r. 12 Jackson •
Erdmanu Louis, r. Clipper Hotel
Erdnianu W., r. 225 Harrison
Ere Edward, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Ereda Dolores (widow), r. GOT. Union
Ereks Charles, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. SW cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Erenberg Louis, tailor, W s Trinity nr Bush
Erguiogz Benita L. (widow), r. 1231 Stockton
Erick August, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Ericksou Alexander, r. 813 Filbert, rear
Erickson Annie A. Miss, r. 1118 Montgomery
Erickson Annie M. (widow) , r. 1118 Montgomery
Erickson Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Erickson August, laborers. F. Grading and Macadam,
izing Co., Long Bridge
Erickson August, seaman barkentine Ella, Hath-
away's Wharf
Erickson Bernard, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 14
Stanford •
Erickson Charles, cabinetmaker Herman Granz,»r. 591
Sixth
Erickson Charles, carpenter, r. 72.5 Brannan
Erickson Charles, fisherman, r. 506 Duvis
Erickson Charles, waiter Grand Hotel
Erickson Christian C, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory
r. W s Iowa, nr Nevada
Erickson E. G., seaman, r. 415 East
Erickson Frederick (Carlson & Erickson), r. 36 Sac
Erickson Gustave (Erickson & Peterson) , r. 36 Sac
Erickson Jacob W., seaman, r. NW corBatand Vallej
Ericksou John, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Vandewater
Erickson Lena, domestic 1710 Franklin
Erickson Lucy Misri, teacher music, r. 1510 Larkiu
Ericksou Martin, painter, r. 315 Minna
Erickson Minna, domestic 1108 Mason
Erickson Olot, cabinetmaker Arthur W. McGuire. r.
17 Bryant Av
Erickson Olof, tailor, r. 321 Union, rear
Erickson Peter, delivery clerk James P. Weems, r.
234 Fifth
Ericksou Peter E., cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 243 Tebama
Erickson Thomas G., clerk, r. 1118 Montgomery
Erickson & Peterson (Gust Erickson and John F. Pe-
terson) , restaurant and liquor saloon, 415 East
Ericksou. See Errickson
Eric^on Annie M., domestic 22 Glen Park Ay
Ericson Axtel, seaman, r. 2t; Sacramento
EricBon John, r. 1027 Dupout
I Ericsson P., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Erie Ccmsolidated Miuiug Co., James L. Fields secre-
' tary, office 240 Muutgomerj-, rooms 3-4
I Erie Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) , office 320 Sansom,
' room t!
' Erie Railroad, J. G. McCall general agent, office 140
- 1 Moutgomery
Erie Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Lucien Her-
I mann secretary, office 220 Sansom, room 5
Erlach A. Dea, draughtsman Par. Iron Works, r. 1109
Twentieth
i Erland N. C, master mariner, office 305 East
Erlandesn Andrew, cutler Will it Finck, 769 Market
' Erlanger Herman (Erlanger & Galinger), r. 1612
Polk
Erlanger & Galinger, merchants (Rio Vista), office 300
Front
Erleubach Matks. bookkeeper 8. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 802 Turk
Erlenwein John, r. 5 Pearl
Erlich Louis, merchant, r. S.'iS Harrison
Erliu Gustave, bakery and confectionery, 659 Natoma
■ Erminio Berta, cook Bocken & Baccala, r. 8 Tele-
graph PI
Ernandcz Joso, engineer, r. 11 Pinckney PI
Ernest Antoiiic, deckhand stm Mary Garratt
Ernest Edward, waiter James Cuinmings, r. 636 Com
Ernest Fritz, clerk Ernest Sandman, r. 233 Sixth
Ernest Lizzii^ Miss. r. 1023 Clay
Ernest Sebastian, nightwatchman. r. 1083 Clay
Ernesto Autiuii), tishernian, r. 23 Vallcjo
Ernl George, cabiuetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 209 How
Erni .John, cabinetmaker, r. 759. Howard
Ernst Adolph, r. 512 G<;ary
Ernst Aaron, tailor, 802 Jackson
Ernst August, blacksmith, r. SW cor Twenty-ninth
and San Jose U. R.
Ernst Henry (Hoflman & Ernst), r. 1008 Jackson
Ernst Herman, bookkeeper L. Feldmann & Co., r. Al-
ameda
Ernst Johan, baker, r. 40 Jackson
Ernst John, carpenter, r. 640 Filbert
Ernst Louisa Mrs., r. 1910 Powell
Ernst Peter, boot and shoemaker, r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-ninth iind Thirtieth
Ernst William (Hastedt & Ernst), r. 900 Stockton
Erping Alfred, seaman, r. Western House
Erratte Stephen, night policeman Alms House
j Errickson John J., shipcarpenter. r. 15 Howard
Errickson Peter, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
En-ico Frank A., wholesale jeweler, 230Kear, room 2
Erringer John R. Jr., general agent Pennsylvania R.
R. Co., 208 Montgomery, r. 1813 Pine
Errive Augustus, deckhand stm Mary Garratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Erskine Abbie C. Miss, teacher music, r. 959 Mission
Hrskine John B., with Sierra Buttes Mining Co., r.
1122 Pacific
Erskine Joseph, shipping clerk^George W. McNear, r. ^
9.59 Mission
Erskine Melville C, captain S. S. St. Paul, r. Graham
House
Erskine Cakes R., policeman City Hall, r. 14J<5 Rausch
Erskine Wilber F., first officer S. S. St. Paul, r. NW
cor Second and Folsom
Erskine William W., r. Graham House
Ertle Frederick J.,wireworker Calif ornia Wire Works,
r. 435 Pine
Ertola Andrea, blacksmith, r. 433 Filbert
Ertola August, painter A. Tadioni, r. 1419 J< Dupont
Ertola Biagio, machinist, r. 1.508 Dupont
Erven Mary (widow), r. 14 Farren Av
Ervin Carmelita (widow) , dressmaker, r. 417 Stockton
Ervin Henrv J., shipcarpenter. Fifth Av, bet J and K,
South S'. F.
Ervin William, laborer, r. 414 Clementina
Ervin. See Irvin, Irvine and Irwin
Erwin Andrew, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Erwiu Williuni, carriagepainter B. Grave & Co., r. 228
Montgomery Av
Erzgraber Adolph (Erzgraber & Oesting), r. 504 Leav
Erzgraber Charles (H. Wilhelmi & Co.), r. Prescott
House
Erzgi'aber Kate (widow), r. 439 Tyler
Erzgraber Robert, r. South Park Hotel
ERZGRABER & OESTING (Adolph Erzgraber
and William Oesting) , manufs and dealers delica-
cies, stall 108 California Market
ESBERG, BACHM.\N & CO. (Mandel Esberg,
Simon BacUman, and Julius Ehrmann), manufs
cigars and tobacco, 207-213 Battery
Esberg Mundel (Esberg, Bachman & Co.) , r. 1230 Post
Escaig Frank, r. 710 Lombard
Escaig Jacques, cutler John F. Ortet, r. NE cor Lom-
bard and Montgomery Av
Escatino Giovanni, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Esche Frederick O., clerk, r. 2117 Bush
ESCHE OTTO, secretary Loan Associations, office
320 Sansom. room 8, r. 2117 Bush
Eschenbacher John, laborer Higgins & Ei(3l)olz, r. 25 M
Sixth
Eschenburg M. M. Miss, adjuster coiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 905 Market
Eschrich Christian, musician, r. 402 Green
Esclosses G. (Veges & Ksclosses) , r. W s San Jose Av,
near Twenty-ninth
Escude Gabriel, butcher, r. 1122 Dupont
Esdor Henry W., clerk .\ugust Gloistein, NE cor Tay.
lor and Greenwich
Bsdor Henry I., attorney at law, office 622 Clay, r. 815
Stockton
Eshen J. C, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Eslick Joseph, barber Joseph Rosa, r. 615 Pine
Esmeralda Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.), Henry
Cluskey secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 10
Esmert Albert J., gasfltter, r. 64 First
Esmes Kduvige (widow), r. 431 Green
Esnard Joseph, carpenter, r. 339 Duncan
Eapejo Pedro, clerk Jacobs & Glass, r. 1816 Stockton
Espel Frank, jeweler, r. 2120 Howard
Espel Ferdinamd, baker R. R. Swain & Co., r. 631 3i
Stevenson
Espel George, bartender A. Nischwitz, r. 221 Minna
Espel Henry, r. 2120 Howard
Espel Fr., r. 631 M Stevenson
E8i)erjince Antoine, milk ranch, 8 s Silver Av, near |
University Mound
BULLOCE (S; JONES, 105 Monts:omoi7 St, Importers Martin's Canes and UmhrQllas.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Esi^eranco Jolrn, teamster, SE cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F
Esperson Henry, r. S\V cor Montgomery and Bdwy
Espil Martin C, porter Dellepiane & Oo., r, 8 Ash-
burton PI
Espina P. A., teacher penmanshiiJ Barnard's Business
College, 120 Sutter
Espinosa Damiaua, captain schr Espinosa, r. 732
Union
Espinosa Manuela Mrs., r. 116 Clara
Espinosa Mitchell, teacher piano, r. 700 Broadway
Esjiiuosa T., cincliniaker, r. Lombard, near Gough
Espiuouba John, gardener Country Bros., r. S s Silver
Av. bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Esi^y Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M.ary Mahoney, r.
506 Folsom
Espy Robert H. (Doane & Co,) , r. Oystt-rville, W. T.
Espy Robert James, seaman, r. 506 Folsom
Esrom Charles, cari^enter, r. 2120 Union
Esse William, r. 1406 Van Ness Av
Essen Samuel, ^¥atchmaker, 362 Pacific, r. 417 Bdwy
Essestrom Bertha (widow), r. 12 Commercial
Essex Mining Co. (Pioneer Dist. , Pen^l Co., Arizona),
William H. Boothe, secretary, oflBce 320 California
Essich William, carriage painter, r. 154 Bluxome
Essler Charles, barkeeper, r. 832 Harrison
Essmann Ernest, dry goods, boots and shoes, 714
Montgomery, r, 514 Bu^h
Esta Buena Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Nye Co,,
Nev.), A. Noel, Becretary, office 419 California,
room 5
Estabrook C. D., clerk E. E. Harvey, r. 2115 Howard
Estabrook Edward, cook, r. 12 Jackson
Estabrook John, butcher Valem ia Packing House, r.
902 Twentieth
Estabrook Mary A. H. (widow), r. W s Castro, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Estacudo Sylvestro. cook, r. 722 Howard, rear
Estee Morris M. (Estee & Boalt) , r. Florence House
ESTEE tSj BOALT (M. M. Estee and John H.
Boalt), attorneys at law, oiBce 419 California,
rooms 19-20
Estein William, r. 1134 Bryant
Estelita Joseph, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 25
Baldwin Court
Estelita Michael, laborer, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Esten John, homoepathic physician, office 108 Stock-
ton, r. 109 Montgomery
Eiter Charles, teamster George Mayer, r. 1142
Mission
Esterle Elizabeth J. (widow), r. 311 Stockton
Estes Melville B., barber Samuel A. Selig, r. 5513^
Minna
Estienne Edwin, lodgings, 6 Central PI
Estrada Frederick, candies and confectionery, 429
Kearny, r. 827 Greenwich
Estrada Prosper, carriagemaker, 708 Battery
Estrada S., tailor, r. 1517 Dupont
Estraum Henry, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Estraya Romero, cigarmaker Samuel Gordon, r. N •
Valle.io nr Kearny
Estrella Nestora, dressmaker, r. 819 Jackson
Estrella Teresa, dressmaker, r. 819 Jackson
Etchevery Marie, domestic S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Harrison and Alabama
Ethridge Thomas, r. 1307 Broadway
l-;tienne Gatier, cook Bohemian Club
ETIENNE JOSEPH (Etienne & Von Voss), r. 327
Montgomery Avenue
Eul William, waiter The Fountain, SE cor Kearny
and Sutter
Euler Henry, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Co., r.
126 Shipley
Euler Henry Jr., cabinetmaker, r. 126 Shipley -
Euler Philip J., ijainter, r. 126 Shipley
Eulert Frederick, r. 54<! Folsom
Euleus Hans, li(juor saloon, 824 Pacific
Eureka and Palisade Railroad Co., oflfiee 426 Califor-
nia, room 1
Eureka Benevolent Society, Leo Eloesser secretary,
office 414 Clay
EUREKA .BREWERY, Schweitzer & Brother
proptrs, 235 First
Eureka Broom Factory, Gillesxsie & Furber proptrs,
; 114 Sacramento
Eureka Consolidated Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Ne-
vada Co., Cal.) , George R. Spinney secretary, office
310 Pine, room 44
Eureka Consolidftted Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) ,
William W. Traylor secretarv, office 37 Nevada
Block
EUREKA FOUNDRY, Thompson Bros, proptrs,
129-131 Beale
Eureka Furnitiu'e Factory, A. Geishaker proptr, SW
cor Mission and Main
Eureka Glove Factory, Gustave Winehill proptr, 125
Sansom, room 3
Eureka Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.) , Richard
Wegener secretary, office 414 California
EUREKA GRAIN WAREHOUSE, Andrew J.
Gove manager, NWcor Montgomery and Chestnut
EUREKA HAIR 3IANUFACTORY, J. Herzog
& Co. proptrs, cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office
416 Sacramento
Eureka House, Levi Burr proptr, Bay, bet Dupont
and Kearny
Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Co. Consolidated (Ne-
vada Co., Cal.), Alexander Weill treasurer and
managing agent, office 205 Sansom
Eureka Laundry, Dixon & White proptrs, NW cor
Capp and Twenty-sixth
Eureka Lodging House, David Hutchinson proptr, 624
Commercial
Eureka Manufacturing Co., George F. Traver projjtr,
720 Market
EUREKA MATCH FACTORY, E. K. Howes &
Co. proptrs. cor Eleventh and Har, office 118 Front
EUREKA NURSERY, Emil Meyer iiroptr, Stau-
yan, nr Golden Gate Park
Eureka Soda Works, C. A. Reiners proptr, 223 Elm Av
Eureka Steam Cofifee and Spice Mills, E. Guittard &
Co. proptrs, 40.'>-407 Sansom
EUREKA STONE MANUFACTURING CO.,
Malcolm Macdonald superintendent, factory 535
Brannan, office 306 Montgomery
Eureka Straw Works, Charles P. James proptr, NW
cor Sixth and Minna
Eureka Turn Verein Hall, 706 Powell
Eureka Wrought Iron Works, McKibbin ^t Petterson
proptrs, 317-319 Howard
Europa Brewery, John Christ proptr, Nebraska, nr
Serpentine Av
Europa Mining Co., James L. Fields secretary, office
240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
EUROPEAN FRESCO ARTISTS' ASSOCIA-
TION,?. E. Richter supt, office 209 Sansom
Eusiuger Conrad, teacher Bush Street Cosmopolitan
Primai-y School, r. Berkeley
ETIENNE «Ss VON VOSS (Joseph Etienne and j Euson James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
William Von Voss) , coffee, spice and drug mills,
8-10 Stevenson
Etique Jean P., blacksmith, r. 439 Twenty-second
Etlond S. A., tailor, r. Es Hamp.shire, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Etthofer Henry, shoemaker, 602 Fourth, r. 620 Bran-
nan, rear
Ettiug William A., hardware, tools and fine cutlery,
1108 Market, r. 1928 Stevenson
Ettinger Christiana (widow), lodgings, 270 F<rst
Ettinger John, r. 15.TO Market
Ettinger Moritz, r. 1919 Sutter
Ettinger S., manuf f riu','cs. gimps, cords, tassels, but-
tons and dress-trimmings, 10.') Post, r. 1919 Sutter
Ettling Henry, clerk Isaac Frooaiberg. r. 3 Bowles PI
Ettling Murcus, furnit ire d. a er, 9^ Grand Av
Ettlinger Beiij miin (Kpjiingi r k Co), r. Dixon
Et'linger Samui 1, second-han I furniture. 1016 How
Etts John S., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 250d Folsom
Eucher Gres, npuolsterer Frank Laeremans
Eustace Edward, teamster Chase & Wolff, r. 27 AltaPl
Eustice JohnH., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1324 Columbia
Eustis Mary (widow) , r. 373 Minna
Eva James (James Eva & Co.), r. W s Iowa, bet Butte
and Solano
Eva James & Co., proptrs CaliTornia Fuse Worku, cor
Fourteenth and Channel
Eva Jolin, miner, r. 1133 Clay
Evain Louis, r. 801 ^i Bush
Evaiu Victorine, laundry, 801!^ Bush
EVANGEL. THE (weekly). Evangel Publishing Co.
proptrs, office Metropolitan Temple, NE cor Fifth
and Jessie
EVANS AARON, druggist and pharmacist, and
American District Telegraph, Office NW cor ISayes
and Laguna, r. 605 Laguna
Evans Abraham, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Evans Adeline Miss, Ironer Jules Bouvet, r. 21 Vir-
ginia
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, llarket Street, cor Third Street
20
AlTDflRSON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Evans A. H., stenographer, office 306 Pine, r. 20 Turk
Evans Albert S. Jr., clerk Keuney & Dyer, r. 1109
Green
Evans Amos, carpenter A. M. Jewell & Co., r. 819 How-
ard
Evans A. R., carpenter, r. N s Twenty-foiirth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Evans Augustus T. .importer, office 522 Montgomery, r.
1930 Pine
Evans Caleb P., headclerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Sacramento
Evans Carrie B. Miss, tailoress, r. 32 Page
Evans Charles, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1108 Steiner
Evans Charles, expressman, r. 32 Crocker
Evans Charles W., butcher C. B. Woolhouse, r. 522
Valencia
Evans Chester H (Thomson & Evans), r. T49 Howard
Evans David, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and Michigan
Evans E. A. Mrs., housekeeper Overland House, 031-
533 Sacramento
Evans Edward, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Evans Evan, master mariner, r. 117 Drumm
Evans Frank, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 826
Folsom
Evans Frank, waiter Junius G. Foster, Cliff House
Evans George, carpenter, r. 55(J Briiunan
Evans George, linisher I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe (.'o., Berkeley, r. 1028 Vallejo
Evans George, inventor, r. 2ti Sacramento
Evans George A., bookkeeper Pacitic Rolling Mills, r.
S s Seventeenth Av, bet I and J
Evans George A., shoefitter Buckingham and Hecht,
r. 32 Page
Evans George A. , veterinary surgeon and horseshoeing,
308 Main
Evans George H., weaver Mission Woolen Mills, r.
622 Valencia
Evans Gomer, bookkeeper Parrott &Co., r. 1214 Mc-
Allister
Evans Henry A., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 32 Page
EvansHenryJ. (Meisner& Evans) , r. 22 Stockton
Evans Jennie (wIlIow) , r. 715 Howard
Evans John, boatman, r.l Berry
Kvans John, bookkeeper, r. 825 Folsom
Evans John, capitalist, r. NEcor Vallejo and Van Ness
Av
Evans John, painter George J. Smith, r. S s Vallejo,
nr Franklin
Evans John E., ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E b
Tennessee, nr Butte
Evans John T., chemist and assayer, r. 908Leav
Evans Joseph, traveling salesman More, Reynolds &
Co., r. 1012 Vallejo
Evans Joseph F., special agent U.S. Treasury De-
l)artment, office Custom House third floor, r. Oak-
laud
Evans Joseph J., salesman Cunningham, Curtisa &
Welch, r. 1521 California
Evans Josephine C. Miss, assistant Greenwich Street
Primary School, r. 427 Sutter
EVANS .1. W., agent Domestic Sewing Machine
Co., 29 Post, r. 704 Pine
Evans Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 9 Vassar PI
Evans lAicy (widow), nurse, r. 1106 Clay
Evans Marion A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 1109 Green
Evans Martha A. Miss, tailoress, r. 32 Page
Evans Mary A., domestic, NW cor Ootavia and Pacific
Av
Evans Mereditli Mrs., dressmaker, 205 Sixteenth
Evans Natlianiel. woolsorter Mission Woolen Mills, r.
522 Valencia
: EVANS OLIVER P., attorney at law, office 504
I Kearny, r. 1237 Stockton
I Evans Owen, seaman U. S. stm Shubrlck, r. 218 Bdwy
I Evans Richard, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Evans Richard, carpenter J M. Coinerford, r. N s
Twenty-fourth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Evans Richard G. W., horseshoer, r. 308 Main
Evans Rose (widow) , r. Fifth Av, b^t K and L, South
8. F.
I Evans Sarah (widow) , r. 1109 Green
I Evans Taliesin, Evening Bulletin editorial rooms, r.
1831 Bush
I Evans Thomas, laborer, r. 1320 Powell
Evans Thomas, machinist, r. 7 Verba Biiena
I Evans Thomas, miner, r. 218 Broadway
I Evans Tliomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 334
Bryant
I Evans Tliomas. seamaii.r. 46 Steuart
Evans Thomas A., operator American District Tele-
graph, NW cor Hayes and Laguua, r. 605 Laguna
Evans Walter, machinist Cutting Packing Co., r. 822
Jessie
Evans Warren, r. 9 Laurel PI
Evans West, railroad ties, office Blisgion St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
Evans William, carpenter, 822 Lai'kin
Evans William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Evans William, teamster, r. E s Hampshire, bet Santa
Clara and Mariposa ,
Evans William H., r. 715 Howard
Evans William H., foreman blacksmith Golden State
and Miners' Iron Works, r. 9 Vassar PI
Evans William I., paper carrier, r. 551}ii Natoma
Evans William J., patternmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 9 Vassar PI
ETans William Maitiu, searcher of records. 619 Mont-
gomery, r. Verba Buena, bet Clay and Sacramento
Evans. See Evens
Evans William W., milkman, S s Ash Av, bet Franklin
and Gough
Evanson Richard, clerk, r. 1913 Stevenson
Evart Jeremiah, seaman, r. 16 Clarence PI
Evatt Edward I., salesman I. N. Choynski, r. 141 Sil-
ver
Evatt Frank B. (Lennon & Evatt) , r. 141 Silver
Evatt John W., special policeman Standard Theatre,
r. 153 Perry
Evatt William J., hatter, r. 141 Silver
Eveleigh Philip, r. 119 Thirteenth
ETeleth Joseph, carjienter, Cedar, bet Washington and
Clay, r N 6 Green, bet Ootavia and Gough
Eveleth Sarah (widow), r. N s Green, bet Octavia and
Gough
Eveli Marino, Austrian Beuev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Eveline George, clerk Stack & Lacombe, r. 56 Jessie
Evelyn George E., hostler William J. Somers, r. 1034
Mission
Evenghight Pietro, brassfinisher. r. 713 Ash Av
EVENING BULLETIN (daily, weekly, and over-
land weekly), S. F. Bulletin Co., publishers and
proptrs, otJice 622 Montgomery, editorial rooms
517 Clav
EVENING POST (daily and weekly) , Post Publish-
ing Co. proptrs, office NE cor Mont and Sac
Evenson John J. (Schottler & Co.), r. 715 Howard
Everding Frederick W. (J. Everding & Co.), r. 911
Scott
EVERDING .T. & CO. (John and Frederick Wil-
liam Everding and A. A. Dubel), commission
merchants, 48 Clay
Everding John (J. Everding & Co.) , r. 2116 Mason
Everett Alexander H., assayer, r. 2205 Pine
Everett A. P., commission merchant, 405 Front, r.
116 Capp
Everett Charles, laborer Castle Bros.
Everett Crayton W., r. 1008 Mission
Everett Daniel H., bookkeeper Lewis Bros., r. Oak-
land
Everett E. A., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 116
Capp
Everett Edward, bookkeeper E. Martin & Co., r. 706
California
Everett Edward, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
Oakland
Everett Edward, salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manufacturing Co., r. Oakland
Everett Henry, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Everett House, Hugh Eraser proptr. 55 Second
Everett James J., tailor, r. 616 Kearny
Everett M. V. B. Mrs., r. 1008 Union
Everett Oliver, apprentice P. Huerne, r. 2205 Pine
Everett Samuel F.. pressman II. S. Crocker & Co., r.
Green, bet Octavia and Gough
Everett S. L., correspondent Journal of Commerce,
office 414 Clay, r. Oakland
Everill George, bookkeeper William D. Hobro, r. 902
Sacramento
Everiiighlm Samuel 3\Iott, clerk Malter & Lind, r.
2012 Mission
Everly Anloine, confectioner Rotger k Woohatz, r.
734 Greenwich
Everly Euimcl B., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 234
Sixteenth
Evers Addie Miss. r. 329 Vallejo
Evers Adolph.importcrandmanuf cigars, 527 Kearny,
r. 603 Pine
Evers Annie Miss, teacher, r. 1118 Valencia
Evers August, f rescopainter, r. 3'29 Vallejo
BULLOCK & JONES- -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles,
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Evers Bertha (widow), r. 1118 Valeniiu
Evers Charles D., teamster I. Gutte, r. 114'2 Mission
Evers Emma Miss, teacher, r. 1118 Valencia
Evers Geort^e, teamster I. Gutte, r. 3o Clara
EVERS HENRY, liquor salouu, 801 Kearny, r. 421
Vau Ness Av
Evers Hermann, molder Eagle Brass Works, r. 772
Mission
Evers James, boot and shoemaker, 57;) Howard
Evers AVilliam, billiardmaker, r. 218 Pacitii.;
Evers William, tailor, r. 2.'>1 Third
Everseu Charlie, waiter Frederick Hansen, r. 1110
Battery
Eversou B., sawyer Haskell & Bode, r. NEcor Fifth and
Braunan
Eversou Charles, rigger and stevedore, r. 1322 Mont
Eversou Jonas, brassmelter, r. 22 Natoma
EVERSON WALLACE, gen ral agent New Eng-
land Mutual Life lusuranee Co., office Safe Deposit
Building, 328 Montgomery, room 2, r. Oakland
Evert Charles J., carpenter, r. 1125 Mission
Evertz John P. C, velvet and plushuiaker, 1907 Vallejo
Eves Frank, seaman, r. Western House
Evileua Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 331 O'Farrell
Eviston Joseph, caulker, r. IIO'J}^ Montgomery
Ev<iuliteh Josei^h, r. 727 Broadway
Every Joseph, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 429
Bush
Ewald Anton (Diemer & Ewald) , r. 30 Page
Ewald Barbara (widow) , midwife, r. N s Precita Av,
nr Mission
Ewald Edward, real estate, r. 1712 Howard
Ewald Edvard Jr., clerk Edward Petibeau, r. 1712
Howard
Ewald Frederick, East India bitters and liquors, N s
Precita Av, ur Mission
Ewald Theodore (Hasslinger & Ewald), r. 15 John
EWELj1< L. J., proptr Coso House, 411 Sausom,
Branch House, 424 Sansom, Rest for the Weary,
36 Clay, and milk diary, SE cor Nevada and Ver-
mont, r. 2420 Folsom
Ewen John, r. 211 Dora, rear
Ewen Louis T.. clerk William Willis, r. Oakland
Ewen Oliver, chief engineer stm Harriet, Jackson
St. Wharf
Ewer Warren B. (S. F. Journal of Commerce Publish-
ing Co. and Dewey & Co.) , r. 2326 Folsom
Ewer William D. (C. K. Hausen & Co.), r. Oakland
Ewgers G., liquor dealer, r. 10 Geary
Ewig Ernest, barkeeper Winter & Pauli, r. 1007 Bat
Ewing Allen, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Ewing Allison, collarmaker Main and Winchester, r.
558 Howard
Ewing Amos D., clerk Frederick A. Konold, r. 324
Treat Av
Ewing Calvin, foreman harnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 547 Howard
Ewing Chas G., optician, office 120 Sutter, rooms 57-
58, r. 29 Silver
Ewing Charles S., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 547 Howard
Ewing George (MeDonald k Ewing), r. 1118 Alabama
Ewiug George Jr., wagonmaker, r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing Hattie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1569 Market
Ewing Howard, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
558 Howard
Ewing James R., carpenter, r. 1509 Market
];wiug John, blacksmith 856 Howard, r. 824 McAllister
Ewing John F., blal■k^mith. r. 1118 Alabama
Ewing Joseph D., bookkeeper James C. Smith, r. Oak-
laud
Ewiug Luther, hostler Market Street R. R., r. 1430 Turk
Ewijjg Robert, contractor, r. 1400 Van Ness Av
Ewiug Rocksey Mrs., r. 319 Fourth
Ewiug Simeon, operator. Main & Winchester, r. 547
Howard
Ewing Thomas, carpenter, O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Ewing Thomas, mining, office 328 Montgomery, room
6, r. 2215 Steiuer
EXAMINER (daily and weekly), William S. Moss
& Co. projjrietors and publishers, 533-.535 Wash
E.xcelsior Deep Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.),
D. F. Verdeuttl secretaj-y, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Excelsior Gravel Co., Joseph W.Clark secretary, office
330 Pine
Excelsior Hotel (Drager k Diederichsen) proprietors,
j 608-610 Sixth
Excelsior Iron Works, James J. Gallagher proptr, 151-
I 153 Beale
EXCELSIOR LI VERY ST A BLE, Lot D. Slocum
proptr, 921-923 Sutter
EXCELSIOR 3IATCH FACTORY, Robinson,
Fowler & Co. proptrs, office 215-219 Siicraineuto
Excelsior Mining Co. (Mono Co.), Victor I'ernbach
secretary, office 9-10 S. F. Stock Excliange Bldg
Excelsior Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona), W. J. Pet-
tigrew serretarv, office 419 Calif'iruia, room 15
EXCELSIOR PLANING MILLS, William A.
Meeker proi)tr, manuf frames, sash, etc, 657 Bryant
EXCELSIOR PRINTING OFFICE, Bacon &
Co. proptrs, NW cor Sausom aud Clay
EXCELSIOR RESTAURANT, John H. Mentz
proptr. NE cor Brauuau and First
Excelsior Straw Works, John H. Babbitt projitr, 806
Howard
Excelsior Water and Mining Co. (Nevada and Yuba
Cos., Cal.), George P. Thurston secretary, office
315 California, room 8
EXCELSIOR WIND3IILL AND HORSE-
POWER MANUFACTORY, Harry H. Bod-
well proptr, 211-213 Mission
EXCHEQ,UER MINING CO. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
Joseph Gruss secretary, office 418 California
Exempt Fire Co., rooms Breuham PI, nrClay
Exodius Julia Mme., clairvoyant. 205 Minna
EXOTIC GARDENS, F. A. Miller & Co. proptrs,
E s Mission, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Expert Bernard, manuf. inner soles, 3.53 Tehama, r.
1824 O'Farrell
Express Building. NE cor Montgomery and Cal
EXTRA MINING CO. (Shasta Co., Cal), Charles
W. Crane secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 3
Eybs William (George Cantus & Co.), r. 435 Minna
Eyermann B., tailor, r. 2 Verba Buena
Eyett Edward J., third engineer O. & O.S. S. Oceanic
Eymat Gustave, laborer E. Guittard & Co., r. 427 Fil-
bert
Eyme Barbara Miss, r. 5 Quincy PI
Eymers Theodore, boxmaker, r. 608 Sixth
Eyraud A. Mrs., florist, 728 Washington
Eyraud August (Blanc & Eyraudi, r. 621 Pacific
Eyre Edward E.. stockbroker, r. 905 Sutter
Eyre John, contractor and builder, E s Castro, bet
Fifteenth anil Sixteenth
Eyre Manuel, attorney at law, office 636 Clay, room
24, r. Napa
Eyre Thomas T. (Carnall & Eyre), r. Berkeley
Eyre William, clerk Corporation Yard, S. F. F. D., 50
Sacramento, r. 323 Kearny
Eyre William Lovell, journalist S. F. News Letter, r.
Oakland
Eyrich George, deckhand stm Capital, Oakland Ferry,
r. Clipper Hotel
Eysen Edward, draughtsman M. Schmidt k Co., r.
1120 Vallejo, rear
Eytinge Henry, driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r.
174 Jessie
Ezokiel Edwin T., bookkeeper G. M. Josselyn & Co.,
r. 1620 Clay
Ezekiel Isaac, crockery, 1323 Stockton, r. 705 Vallejo
Ezekiels Jannette Mrs., second-hand clothing, 755
Howard
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Fa ASS William, cabinetmaker, r. 450)4 Natoma
Faass. See Fass
Fabbri-Muller Inez, vocalist, r. 428 Eddy
Fabechs Charles, miller, r. 420 Jackson
Fabens Ellen Miss, ladies' furnishing goods, 41C
O'Farrell
Fabens F. A. Mrs., r. 416 O'Farrell
Fabens George C, clerk General Superintendent's
Office Central Pac. R. R., r. Alameda
Fabens Grace Miss, r. 416 O'Farrell
Faber Charles S., clerk, r. 4 Middle
Faber Edward, r. 706 California
Faber Emma (widow), r. 210 Eighteenth
Faber George, blacksmith B. Grave & Co,, r. 23Morey
Alley
Faber Joseph, teamster, r. 23 Morey Alley
Faber M. P. Mrs., r. 4 Middle
Faber Richard, groceries and liquors, 1929 Fillmore,
r. SW cor Pine and Fillmore
Faber Valentine, cook, r. Helvetia Hotel
Faber William, clerk August Meyenborg, r. SE cor
Front and Pacific
BEARISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy St
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Freight Depot, r. S s Townsend, bet Seventh and
Eifihth
Fabian M. Mrs., teacher mnsic, r. 605 Taylor
Fabian Meyer, r. (05 Taylor
Fabian Samuel il., pianist Eohler &: Chase, r. €05
Tavlor
Fahey John J., foreman S. TV. Kosenstock & Co., r. ]
1528 Eddy
Fahey Kate, Miss, domestic. 555 Harrison
Fah:-y Martin, shoemaker, r. E s Chapultei>ec. nr Coso
Av, Bemal Heights
Fahey Michael, laborer, r. 1510 Octavia
Fahty Michael, laborer, r. S s Lombard, nr Sansoaa
Fabiansey Alexander, hairdresser, 1T43 Mifision.r. 17-47 ! Fahey Patrick, laborer, r. Guerrero, nr Valencia
Mission
Fabre Antionette (widow) , r. 15 Clara
Fabre Julius, coppersmith George H. Tay & Co.. r
702 Vallejo
Fabri Frank, laborer, r. 211 Tenth
Fabri Guiseppe (Fabri & Belli), r. 423 Broadway
Fabri & Belli (Guiseppe Fabri and Angelo Belli)
livery and sale stable, 423 Broadway
Fabris Egnatious. Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Fahey Patrick, longshoreman, r. S s Lombard,
Sansom
Fahey P. J., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Fahev Thomas, porter Brooklvn Hotel, QIC Bu?h
Fahey William, driver Market St. R. K.. r. 529 Valencia
Fahey. See Fay and Fey
Fahrbach C. F. (Fahrbach * Seidl), r. Oakland
Fahrbach & Seidl (Christian F. Fahrbach and Joseph
Seidl 1 . wholesale confectioners, 405 Davis
Fabris >'icholas (Nicholas Fabris & Co.) , r. ITW cor j Fahrendorff John, bookkeeper I. Gutte, r. 1057 Mission
Montgomery and Jackson
Fabris Nicholas & Co. (Peti=T B. Bennett), fish, 3 Clay
Street Market
Fabrv Frederick K,, expressman Francis O. Kane, r.
219 Tenth
Fab'.-y Leopold M., market, 545 Hayes
Fabry Sebastian, butcher, bE cor Fillmore andHaight
Faccio Jean, enameler, r. 532 Vallejo
Facco John, labi:rer. r. N s Ocean House Road, nr Miss
Fackle Michael, fireman stm Alice Garratt. M'ashing-
ton St. 'SMiarf
Fadden Joseph, storekeeper O. & O. S. S. Australia
Fadelslin James, seaman r. S23 Battery
Faden Daniel, shipjoiner. r. 331 Bryant
Faesi Sophie (widow), teacher French, r. 700 Bdwy
Fagan Andrew, laborer Cal. Boiler Works, r. 32 Minna
Fagan Bridget (widow), r. 209 Fourth
Fahrenholz Henry (Welspiel i Fahrenholz), r. 250
Minna
Fahrenholz Henry, laborer, r. 1320 Jackson
Fahrenholz John, chief mate stm Petaluma, r. 1 Suui>-
son's PI
Fahrenkrug Christian, groceries aad liquors, SW cor
Ntneteeuth and Folsom
Fahrenkrug John F., clerk William John, r. 131S Eear
Fahrenkrug William, groceries and liquors, XE cor
Howard and Seventh
Fahsel Louisa, milliner, r. 205 Seventh
Fair Addie J. Miss, r. 1009 Stockton
Fair Ge-Tge, clerk George J. Theobald & Co., r. East
Oakland
FAIR JA^IES G., capitaUst, office 6 Nevada
Block, r. 11-0 Pine
Fair Laura D. (widow), r. 1121 Valencia
Fagan Charles, baker, r. X s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero Fair Lillias L. Miss, r. 1121 Valencia
and Dolores
Fagan Christepher, electroplater Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 209 Fourth
Fagan Elizabeth (widow) , r. 109 Hayes
Fagan Frederick, gasfitter Bush & Scudder, r. 315 Min
Fagan Hugh, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Fagan John, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. China
Fagan John, employee Sutter St. R. R., r. 1524 Jack
Fag.'ui John, laborer, r. 110 Jones
Fagan John, laborer, r. 432 Branuan
Fair Lotiis, seaman, r. 43 Stanly PI
Fair Mary E. Mrs., dressm.sker, r. 1009 Stockton
Fair Pierre, baker Maison Doree, r. 96 Lynch
Fair Robert, plasterer, r. Wo Folsom, rear
Fairbairn John, stableman Pacific Transfer Co., r. 73
Stevenson
Fairbairn Richard, painter, r. 366 Nat ima
Fiirbairn Richard Jr.. painter, r. 23 Sixth
Fairbanks John, engineer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Fairbanks Joseph i Fairbanks & Sperl), r. 142 Shipley
•~1 Fagan John, lib rer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. EsTen- Fairbanks Joseph A., assistant auditor Market St. B
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P... Potrero and B. V. R. R. atd Bay Bridge Co.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 70, r.
3 Highland Terrace
Fairbanks Rolls De F., expressman City Cab and
Transf -r Co., r. 771 Mission
FAIRBAXKS & HCTCHrXSOX (H. L. Hutch- '
inson), scal.s. etc., 417 Market '
Fairbanks & Sperl (Joseph Fairbanks and Charles
Sperl) , hairdressing salcK n, 444 Third
nessee, nr Nevada
Fagan John, longshoreman, r. 473^ Clementina, rear
Fagan Joseph. Slxip Calker's Assn.. Barras Hall
Fagan Lizzie Miss, saleswoman William J. Davis, r.
109 Hayes
Fagan Margaret, furnished rooms, 440 Third
Faijau Mary (widow), r. 231 Second, rear
Fagan M.iry, chaml>ermaid Lick House
Fagan Mary Ann (widow), r. t^2 Minns
Fagan Mary J. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary Fairbrother Laura Miss. r. 561 Stevenson
school, r. 110 Jones " I Fairburn Edward, with D. W. Henry, r. IDS Powell
Fagan Michael, sodawater manufacturer, r. 7 Mason [ Fairchild A. M., fireman Southern Pac. B. R.. r. 195
Fagan l'at:ick. Tailors' Protective Union, SW cor i Sixteenth
Kearny and Morton i Fairchild Carrie S. Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
Fagan Terrence. teamster, r. 157 Perry ' School, r. 307 Palk
Fagan Thomas H.. books and stationery, 1024 Market, ' Fairchild Eliza Mrs., bearding. 195 Sixteenth
r. llOJoucs " i Fair hild Emma Miss, actress Baldwin's Theater, r.
Fsgan William, ahipcarjie'.iter. r. 0:?9 Second, rear ! W s Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Second Av
FagiU William F.,coaIp;iSser Pacific Mf.il S. S. Colima I Fairchild Gi-orge U.. machinist, r. 307 Polk
Fagaus Mary .Vnn. r. SE cor Pacific and Virginia PI | Fairchild George H.. water tender S. S. City of ChM-
Fagen E. .K. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 313 O'F.-.rrell I ter. Oregon S. S. Co.
Kagen James (Healey v^c Fageu), r. 71 N.>toma I Fairchild George W., er.gineer. r. 611 V Minna
Fageu James, phmilxr, r. 315 Minna | Fairchild Hattie M. Miss. princii>al Fairmonnt Prl-
Fagiu Jane Miss, r. 565 Howard mary School, r. 501 G^ary
Fagen John, fomidryman, r. 32 Minna ■ Fairchild Harvey (Fairchild'i Jeffries), r. 307 Polk
Fageu Terrence W., bookkeeper Healey & Fagen, r. 71 Fairchild John, miner, r. 'Jt; Sacramento
Natoma I Fairchild Maria E. Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
Fageu. See Fegan • tan Grammar School, r. 307 Polk
Fagerl>erg Frederick W., longshoreman, r. 607 Third Fairchild Richard H., watchman Goodall, Perkins &
Fagcrel Charles, boatman, r. 415 East Co.. r. 307 Polk
FugndiKleouezio John, barber John Thomas, r. 107
Jackson
Fagothey Frank, cook John Reagan, r. 416 Minna i
Fagothey John, restaursntkeeper, r. 416 Minna
Fagothey Joseph, clerk Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r. 416
Minna I
Fagr 11 John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart i
Fahd George, varnisher Pacific Improvement Co.
Fairchild Saiuuel D., shoemaker, Old San Jose Road,
nr Bernal Station
Fairchild Sarah Mrs., r. 6 John
Fairchild Susanna (widow), seamstress, r. S s Six-
teenth, bet Second .K\ and Valencia
Fairchild i Jeffries (Hai-\-ey Fairchild. and Michael
S. Jeffries) , iron workeVs and small machinery, 316
Mission
Fahey Dennis, hostler Potrero and Bay View B. B., r. Fairfax Charles S. Mrs. (widow), r. 435 Bryant
W s Iowa, nr Nevada
Fahey James T., adjusUr E. Detrick k Co., r. 507 Fil-
bert
Fahey John, r. 1500 Taylor
Fairfax Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), O. C. Miller
6ecret.»ry. 426 California, room 2 !
Fairfield Daniel, longshoreii;an, r. 3 Lawrence PI \
Fairfield Daniel, seaman, r. 4'i5 Fremont
BULLOGE k JONES, 105 Montflomery Street, Manufacture Yv^ Shirts to Order.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Fairfield Daniel, waiter H. H. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. H. Co.
FAIRFIELD FIBE INSURANCE CO. (South
Norwalk, Conn.), Andrew D. Smith agcat, oihce
310 California
Falrticld Juhn, deckhand stin Harrltt, Jackson St.
Wharf
Fairfield Jusiah F., captain stiu Centennial, Washing-
ton St. Wharf, r. 1725 Eddy
Fairfield Marshall, machinist Southern Pac. R, K., r.
1924 Stevenson
Fairgrevea William, wool sorter S. 15. Lardner, r.
Shipley, bet. Eishth and Ninth
Fairlamb Edward W., saltamau Henry C. Egerton, r.
K.i Mission
Fairmouut Dairy, A. T. Noble k Co. proptra, W 8 San
Jose Av, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Fairmount Mill and Mining Co. (Humbolilt Co., Nov.),
11. .\ugustU3 Whiting secretary, offloo 211 Sansom,
room t>
Fairmount Water Works, George W. Crawley proptr,
office 446 Brannan
Falrweather Alfred J., 8alenman J. W. Davidson k
Co., r. W 8 Steiner, bet Oak and Page
Falrweather Frederick W., entry clerk Carolan, Cory
k Co., r. W 8 Steint r, bet Oak and Page
Falrweather James A., attorney at law, oflico 534 Call-
foruin, r. 22 V; Hickory Av
FAIRWEATHER JUI^AN, books and station-
ery, 542 Hayes, r. W s Sielner, bet Oak and Pago
Faith H. K., watchman S.S. Ancou, Broadway Wharf,
r. 41 Pacific
Faithful Edward, engineer California Cracker Co., r.
Hermann, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Faivre J. P., chief cook The Baldwin
Falch Otto, confectioner Schroth k Westerfeld, r.2303
Polk
Falck Bernhard, cigars and tobacco, 1204 Market, r.
039 )i Steven.son
Falco Adele Mrs., dressmaker, 722 Washington
Falco Alexander, watchca.se repairer, ()14 Merchant, r.
722 Washington
Falcon Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), E. H Brown sec-
retary, office 20-21 S. F. Stock Exchange Build-
ing
Falconer James, r. 123.^ Market
FALCONER JOHN, carpenter and builder, 807
Market, r. 30'J Jessie
Fall oner Robert S., bookkeeper D. A. Macdonald k
Co., r. Alameda
Falconer Rose, domestic Grand Hotel
Falconer, bee Falknt r, and Faulkner
Falehy P. H., laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Fales Fernando S., expressman, cor Fremont and
Market, r. 1330 Columbia
Fales Francis O. Mrs. (widow) , r. 918 Hyde
Fttliag Stephen, laborer, r. E s Michigan, nr Shasta
Falk Adolph, bookkeeper Schleuter k Volberg, r. Ala-
meda
Falk, Chandler k Co. (Noah H. Falk, George W.
Chandler, George Harrington, and Jacob C. Haw-
ley), lumber and shingle manufa (Areata, Hum-
boldt Bay) , office 12H Steuait
Falk Charles, assistant bookkeeper Banner Brothers,
r. 1013 Sutter
Falk Feruand, driver Prosper May, r. 816 Jackson
Falk Frederick, druggist Alfred Gros, r. Ill Dupont
Falk Gustave J., captain schr Georgie R. Higgins,
office 271 East, r. 1329 Pacific Av
Falk Henry, barber Herman Hauser, r. 21 Stockton
PI
Falk James R., driver Market St. R. R., r. 1134 Mc-
Allister
Falk Jerome, bookkeeper Prosper May, r. 818 Jackson
Falk Keva, r. 321 Taylor
Falk MoitIs, clerk Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co., r. 34!<; Moss
Falk Noah H. (Falk, Chandler k Co.) , r. Areata, Hum-
boldt Co.
Falk Philip, broker, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Raphael G., clerk, r. 1023 Sutter
Falk Solomon, capitalist, r. 213 Gough
Falk Solomon, with William I^ewis k Co., r. 1219
Geary
Falk Wolfe, deputy county clerk, r. 321 Taylor
Falke Charles, liquor saloon, 106 Mission
Falkenau Frc:derick, bookkeeper Buyer, Reich & Co.
r. 713 O Farrell
Falkenau Louis (Falkenau k Reese), r. 1931 Geary
FAIiKEN.\U <fc REESE (Louis Falkenau, and
Heni"y W. Reese) , Stiite assay office 328 Montgom-
ery, Safe Deposit Building, room 16
Falkenl)org Nelson H., pilot gtm Onward, r. 1563
Kearny
Falkeuhahn Ferdinand, wines k liquors, 330 Sixth
Falkeustein A. b Co. (Gustavus A. Falkeustoin),
shirt manufs, 12.'> Sansom
FalkenKtein Alexander G.. bookkeeper Sikes, Mayer
k Lachman. r. 319 Tyler
Fallenstein Gustavus A. (A. FalkenBteln& Co.), r. 319
Tyler
Falkcnstein Henry (Falkenstein k Co.) . r. New York
Falkeustein Isaac, assistimt bookkeeper Falkenstein
& Co.. r. 319 Tyler
FALKENSTEIN «te CO. (Henry Falkenstein. Mo-
ses Meyerfi 1(1. and C. L. Heller). Importers, and
wholesale cigars and tobacco, NE cor Sacramento
and Battery
Falkinghaiii Edwin, proptr Pacific Coast Chlldrens'
(Jarriage Works, 830 Sixteenth
Falkmaun Frederick, cook. r. 37 Pacific
FAliKNER, BELL. «& CO. (Henry D. Harrison,
James D. Walker, and Thomas Meuzies) . commis-
sion merchants, insurance agents, agents Lloyds',
and agents Koyal In8uran<o Co., Norwich Union
Fire Insurance Soc, and Lancashire Fire Insur-
ance Co., office 430 California, and wool agents
warehouse, cor Townsend and Sixth, office 430
California
Falkner James, deckhand stm Onward, Jackson St.
Wharf
Falkner. See Falconer and Faulkner
Fall George, barkeeper, r. 18 Anna
Fall John C, mining, r. 703 Leavenworth
Fall. See Fauil
Fallehy Patrick H., ironer S. F. Laundry
Fallenius Charles C., bookkeeper Michael J. Hill, r.
513 Post
Fallon Agnes Miss, machine operator Buckingham k
llecht. r. 17 Hickory Av
Fallon Bridget, domestic 20H Jones
Fallon D. D., seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Fallou Delia, domestic Commercial Hotel
Fallon Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. Dun-
can, bet Church and Sanchez
Fallon Edward A., salesman Eeane Bros., r. 863 Mis
Fallon Edward E., seaman, r. 135 Folsom
Fallon James, cook Vienna Model Bakery, r. Steven-
son, nr First
Fallon Jame.s, cooper Higgins i<i Green, r. 135 Folsom
Fallon James, laborer .\n<lrew Ondcrdonk
Fallon James J., plumber W. F. Wilson, r. 225 Minna
Fallon James O., r. 809 Market
Fallon John, switchman Southern Pac. R. R., r. cor
Eleventh and Channel
Fallon Kate, domestic 9.39 Howard
Fallon Matthew, saloonkeeper, r. 334 Bush
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 505 Howard
Fallon Michael, blacksmith, r. 1040 Folsom
Fallon Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Fallon Michael, laborer, r. Bryant, nr Fremont
Fallon Michael, longshoreman, r. 68 Jessie
Fallon Michael, teamster Diggins Bro8.,r. 2512 Sutter
Fallon Michael M., accountant Code, Elfell k Co., r.
NW cor Page and Buchanan
Fallon Patrick, r. 705 Front
Fallon Patrick, laborer, r. 2H First
Fallon Patrick, laborer, r. 217 Hickory Av
Fallon Peter, crimper Rosenthal, Feder k Co., r.W a
. Florida, bet Twentieth and Butte
Fallon Rosa Miss, milliner, r. 637 Stevenson
Fallon Thomas, clerk Francois A. Rouleau, r. 1216
Union
Fallon Thomas, dairy, Duncan, bet Church and San-
chez
Fallon Thomas, laborer, r. 217 Hickory Av
Fallon Thomas, laborer James McGIoue, r. S s Fell,
bet Devisadero and Scott
Falls Jerome, bookkeeper Prosper May & Co., r. 818
Jackson
Falls Richard J., sergeant police City Hall. r. 2329
Mission
Falls Stephen D., salesman Schafer k Co., r. 946 How
Falls Thomas J., engineer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
2511 Clay
Falls Willhim K., searcher records City Hall, office
315-317 Pine, r. 225 Bush
Fait Alexander, coffee stand, 47 Sacramento, r. 16
Drumm
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cu&, Neck '^rsss, etc
ANDEBSON & RAITDOLPE. Jewelers, 101 Montgomen- St
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FaltiBg Simon, seaman, r. Philadelphia Honse
Faltz F. G., r. 1214 Polk
Falvey Ed-^vard. clerk, r. 846 Mission
Falvey Edward, laborer, r. 4 Howard Court
Falvey Patrick J., laborer, r. 134 Shipley
Falz J., cook Russ Honse
Fanan Richard, seaman, r. Bryant, nr Fremont
Fancelli Carlo, Italian Benev'. Soc, r. 4-23 Wash
Fancher Anna Mi-s., furnished rooms, lAi Kearny
Fancher Charles H., r. 230 Eeamy
Fancher Charles H. Jr., clerk, r. -30 Kearny
Fancher Frank H., clerk, r. 230 Kearny
Fancher Ira, mining, r. 2237}^ llission
Fancher Minnie Mrs., boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 322
Fifth
Fancinelli , baker Maisou Doree, r. San Gottardo
Hotel
Fancourt Henry, waiter Union Club
Fanderander A., barber Peter Maurer, r. 216 Minna
Faneuil Hall Insurance Co. (Boston) , Brown, Craig &
Co. agents. ofBce 215 Sansom
Fanigan .James, laborer Diggins Bros.
Fankhauser Christ, cigarmaker Frederick E. Boger,
r. 522 Fulton
Fannen John, fitter Columbia Foundry, r. W b Arling-
ton, bet Thirty-first and Miguel
Fannen Margaret Mrs., r. Fairmount Tract, near Ber-
nal Station
Fannen. See Fannon
Fanning Bernard, gardener, r. 964 Mission
Fanning Edward, contractor and milk ranch, 320
Chestnut
Fanning George, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 224
Post
Fanning J., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Fanning James, carriagewasher Corbett & Sons, r.
1332 Bush
Fanning James, laborer C. E. Haseltine, r. 1003 Bat-
tery, rear
Fanning John, r. 1703 Mason
Fanning John, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Fanning John Jr., confectionery, 1703 Mason
Fanning John K., teamster Edward Fanning, r. 320
ChestiiUt
Fanning Patrick, laborer, r. 29 Louisa
Fanning Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Fanning Thomas, farmer, r. cor Railroad and Thir-
ty-seventh avs, nr San Bruno P.oad, South S. F.
Fannon John, tanner James Meehan, r. E s Sullivan,
near Cnion
Fannon Thomas, tanner, r. E s Sullivan, near Union
Fantina Antonio, cook Campi's Restaurant, r. 818
Sansom
Fantina Pietro, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Fanton Henry B. Jr., with Randolph, Mackintcsh &
Co., r. Oakland
Faraday Richard, insurance broker, office 221 Sansom,
r. 2345 Jackson
Fardy Dennis, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Boad, nr
Twenty-seventh
Farecco Genaro, drayman, r. 1407 Kearny
Farenkam O. F. Larsen, shipwright and ways. Ninth
Av, bet G and H, Huntir's Point, South S. F
Farey .Jules, glnsspolisher Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
;i27 Vallejo
FARGO E. A. <& CO. (Jerome B. Fargo), impor-
ters and wholesale wines, brandies and liquors.
316 Front
Fargo Earl A. (E. A. Fargo & Co.) , r. 1351 Post
Fargo Jerome B. (E. A. Fargo I'c Co.) , r. 607 Ellis
Fargue John P., cnpineer Nathan W. Spaulding, r. SE
cor Mason and Lombard •
Farish Adam T. (.Moody & Farish), r. Oakland
Farish John B., assayer and chemist, office 210 Davis,
r. L< adville, Col
Farish John B., bookkeeper Lewis P. Sage, r. 1404
Leavenworth
Farish Thomas E. (Moody & Farish), r. 2016 Pine
Farjeon Solomon, printer, 621 Sansom, r. Oakland
Farle Kenture, fish dealer, r. 404 Vallejo
Farley Bernard, liquor saloon, junction County, Mis-
sion and Ocean House Koads
Farley Bridget Mrs., r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
Farley Catherine Mi8B,r. 303 J^ Hayes
Farley Daniel, captain «chr Fanny Gilmore, r. 2013
Dupont
Farley Edward, barkeeper John E Doyle
Farley Frank E., pressman Alta California, r. 620 Tay-
lor
Farley George, moulder Union Iron "Works, r. 2122
Mission
Farley James, boots and shoes, 1612 Polk, r. NW cor
Greenwich and Polk
Farley James, laborer, r. 426 Shotwell
Farley James, laborer, r. NW cor Sixteenth and Guer-
rero
Farley John, r. 512 Mission
Farley John, marblepolisher, r. 21 Anthony
Farley John F., bartender Peter Hopkins, Grand
Hotel
Farley Julia (widow) , r. 9 Lick Alley
Farley Jtary Miss, r. 1305 Montgomery
Farley Mary Mrs., domestic 1405 Jones
Farley Patrick, r. 12 Heron
Farley Patrick, blacksmith, SW corMissiou and Ocean
House Road
Farley Patrick, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 215
Tehama
Farley Patrick, cook Nicholas Castis, r. 363 Com
Farley Patrick, miner, r. 741 Market
Farley Patiick, miner, r. 1305 Montgomery
Farley Patrick, stairijuilder, r. N s Liberty, bet Dol-
ores and Guerrero
Farley Patrick Mrs. (widow), r.N s Silver Av, Uni-
versity Mound
Farley Peter, laborer, r. 741 Market
Farley Philip, restaurant, 210 First
Farley Richard, r. 447,', Natoma
Farley Richard, clerk, r. 1305 Montgomery
Farley Richard, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Farley Thomas, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Farley Thomas, woodturner Centennial Mill, r. 49
Louisa
Farley William, bellman Lick House
Farm and Fruit Laud Agency, Frederick P. Howard
agent, office 328 Montgomery, room 5
Farman Andrew F., tailor, r. 1007 California
Farmar Frederick C, compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. 1713 Stockton
Farmar Richard B., clerk S. F. News Co.. r. 1713
Stockton
Farmar Richard J., mail clerk Morning Call, r. 1713
Stockton
FARMER AXD DEALER THE (monthly),
Ayers & Co. publishers and proptrs, office 258
Market
Farmer Charles, r. 222 Minna
Farmer Charles J., steward, 807 California
Farmer George, haruesscleaner John F.Willsoc, r. 126
Ellis
Farmer Hardin W., tailor, 187 Jessie
Farmer Thomas P., scroll sawyer California Mills,
r. 48 Minna
Farmer William, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson, rear
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Savings (in liquida-
tion) . 225 Sansom
Farnan Sarah Miss, r. 445 Natoma, rear
Farnell D., contractor, r. 115 Powell
Farnfield Charles P., actuary Union Insurance Co., r.
Alameda
Farnham Edward, capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Farnham James G., salesman Meigs' Lumber Yard, r.
921 Dolores
Farnham John H. (Farnham & White), r. 824 Fil-
bert
Farnham John N., laborer Subsistence Dept., U. S. A.,
r. 4 Rausch
Farnham J. W., captain bark Northwest, r. 921 Do-
lores
Farnham S. P., physician, r. 531 Post
Farnham William, dairyman, r. S s Columbia, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Farnham & White (John H Farnham and Charles G.
White), shipwrights, builders, sparmakers and
calkers, 115 Drumm
Farnlacher Adam (Famlacher & Himmelstoos), r.
1128 J4 Folsom
Farnlacher A: Himmelstoos (Adam Famlacher and
George Himmelstoos), bakery, 1128 ^4 Folsom
Farnsworth David L., drayman, 100 California, r. 125
Tvler
FARXSWORTH E. 1>. & SON (E. P. Farns-
worth), general agents Citizens' Insurance Co.
(of Missouri), office 202 Sansom, room 1
Farnsworth Edward P. (E. D. Farnsworth & Son), r.
17 Glen Park Av
Farnsworth Elias D. (E. D. Farnsworth & Son), r. 17
Glen Park Av
Bullock & Jones— Impcsting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive PatteiT^.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE, 706 to 716 Kearny Si
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Famswtirth E. Seymour (Middleton & Farnsworth)
r. 20 Laurel PI
Farnsworth George C, salesmau Phelps & Miller, r.
17 Glen Park Av
Farnsworth John D., r. 1719 Buchanan
Farnsworth Sti-ven, tructdriver, r. G37 Minna
FaniKwoith William O., superintendent Occidental
Laundry, r. N s Filbi rt, nr Laguua
Farnsworth Willis, drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 122
Eddy
Farnum Charles A., hay, grain, wood and coal, 410 Lar-
kin, r. VSOBH Devisadero
Farnum. See Famh;im
Farquhar tseorge, draughtsman U. S. Coast Survey,
office 211 Stockton, r. 1)23 Kearny
Farquharson Charles D., builder, office 1 Powell, r.
•i2J Gearj'
FARCIUHARSOX DAVID, president California
Savings and Loan Society, office NW cor Powell
and Kddy, r. 923 Hyde
Farquharson Henry 0 (Soule & Farquharson) , r. 30
Minna
Farqxiharson James, r. 217 Post
Farquharson Julin, molder, r. 2'.;.') Bush
Farquharson William, r. 30 Post
Farr Alonzo, liquor saloon 19-20 Grand Arcade Market,
r. 2J3 Eighth
Farr Charles C, millhand Horace Davis & Co.. r. 131
Perry
Farr Daniel, hostler, 521 Third, r. 5.52Brannan
Farr E. G., student Barnard's Business College
Farr George M., wheelwright Kimball Manuf. Co., r.
918 Bryant
Farran John, laborer, r. 341 Twenty-seventh
Farran John F., deputy county clerk, r. 408 Fell
Farran Mary E. (widow), r. 131 First Av
Farran. See Farren and Farron
Farrand R. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 717 Valencia
Farrand Kobert B., carpenter J. M. Comerlord, r. 717
Valencia
Farrar Albert, boimaker Meyers, Gilman & Co., r. 613
Mission
Farrar E. W., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Farrar Kdward W., driver Market and Fifth St. E. R.,
r. Stanford Hotel
Farrar Frederick W., salesman Thomas Day, r. 208
Turk
Farrar Louis C, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 118
Ellis
Farrar M. Mrs. (widow), r. .500 Mason
Farrar Oscar, clerk Billings, Harbourne & Co., r. 000
Bush
Farrarty Dennis, teamster Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
Farraud R. B., r. 717 Valencia
Fart-ell Annie, bakery, 442 }6 Third
Favrell Aunie, cook 1929 Howard
Farrell Bridget, domestic NE cor Hayes and Pierce
Farrell Catherine (widow), r. 42 Clara
Farrell Daniel, boot and shoemaker, 70(5 Howard
Farrell Daniel, liquor saloon, 140 Third, r. 174
Minna
Farrell D(. smond (widow) , r. 319 Beale, rear
Farrell Edward, carpenter and builder, G38 Market,
r. 828 Union
Farrell Edward, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Farrell Edward A., sodawaterbottler, r. 730 Union
Farrell E. T., farmer, r. 2510 Bush
Farrell Eliza (widow), r. SW cor Scotland and Mont-
gomery Av
Farrell Esther, furnished rooms, 110 Berry
Farrell Frank, boilerman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 332
Braunan
Farrtll Frank, local policeman, 126 California
Farrell Frank, milkman, r. 811 Geary
Farrell George, r. NW cor Valencia and Sixteenth
Farrell George, fireman S. 8. Ancon, r. NE cor First
and Tehama
Farrell J., extraman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. N s
California, bet Leavenworth and Hyde i
Farrell James, r. 317 Third
Farrell James, boilermaker, r. 102 Dora
Farrell James, boilermaker Union Ir<m Works
Farrell James, groceries and liquors, 45H Natoma
Farrell James, hog ranch, r. L, bet Fifth and Sixth
av8, South S. F.
Farrell James, hostler, r. 31 Fifth Av
Farrell James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Farrell James, laborer 8. F. Grading and Macada-
mizing Co., Long Bridge
Farrell James, machinist Central Pac R. B. r. 116
Shotwell
Farrell James A., wines and liquors, 110 Berry
Farrell James H., blacksmith Constantino Grosso, r.
Franklin Hotel
Farrell James W., plumber William R. Allen, r. 320
Sixth
Farrell John (Dowde & Farrell), r. 73.5Fol8om
Farrell John, driver Whitney & Co's Express, r. 6
Commercial
Farrell John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co. Potrero
Works, r. E 8 Michigan, nr Shasta
Farrell John, laborer Pacific Iron Works, r. 510 Miss
Farrell John, laborer Sutter St. R. R. Co
Farrell John, painter B. L. Brandt, 404 Montgomery
Farn U John, peddler, r. E s Mission opp Five Mile
House
Farrell John, office 116 Leidesdorflf, room 5, r. 1327
California rear
Farrell John, tinner William Cronan, r. 610 Natoma
Farrell John J., woodcarver M. & A. Hansen, r. 2218
Fillmore
Farrell John M., bookkeeper Central Pacific Hotel, r.
348 Fourth
Farrell John M., cork cutter, r. 442 3<J Third
Farrell John P., carriagemaker John H. Goodrich, r.
Fillmore, bet Eddy and Turk
Farrell Joseph (Farrell Jc Meherin), r. 2515"^ Post
Farrell Joseph, bagmaker Pioneer Salt Mills, r. 405
Bay
Farrell Joseph, boilermaker Union Iron Works
Farrell Joseph, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Farn 11 Joseph M., bookkeeper Church & Co., r. Col-
lonade House
Farrell M., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Farrell Margaret, cook 26 Clementina
Farrell Mark, r. N s Columbia, bet Solano and
Mari]i< sa
Farrell Martin, driver Dunsmuir, Diggle k. Co., r. 12
Jackson
Farrell Martin, laborer, r. King Street House
Farrell Martin, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Farrell Marj' (widow), r. 320 Si.xth
Farrell Mary A. (widow), lodgings, 463 Clementina
Farrell Mary J. Mrs., hairdresser, 11 Kearny
Farrell Matthew, teamster, r. NW cor Eureka and
Twenty-first
Farrell Maithew, vegetable garden, NW cor Railroad
and Thirty-second avs, South S. F.
Farrell Michael (Farrell i Gaffney), r. 134 Perry
Farrell Michael, butcher, r. 244^4 Perry
Farrell Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Farrell Michael, foreman John O. Sfrauch, r. 2405 Clay
Farrell Michael, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 8 8
Utah, bet Twenty-fourUi and Twenty-fifth
Farrell Michael, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 11 Oak Grove Av
Farrell Michael, plasterer, r. 916 Folsom, rear
FARRELIi MICHAEL,, proprietor Central Pacific
Hr.tel. 340-348 Fourth
Farrell Michael, wood and coal, 424 Fulton
Farrell Michael J., shoemaker, 706 Howard
Farrell N., longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Farrell P.. machinist Pacific Rolling Mill
Farrell Patrick, helper Jonathan Kittridge, r. 521 How
Farrell Patrick, laundryman La Grande Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Farrell Patrick, miller C.R. Splivalo, r. .536 Sixth
Farrell Patrick, proptr Turf House, 8 s Point Lobos
Av, between Nineteenth and Twentieth avs
Farrell Patrick, secondhand clothing, 429 Chestnut
Farrell Patrick, waiter (irand Hotel
Farrell Patrick F., carriagepaiuter B. Grave & Co., r.
1403 Powell
Farrell Peter, foreman Jlenzies k Bingham
Farrell Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Farrell Peter E., wines and liquors, NW cor Valencia
and Sixteenth
Farrell Peter Oliver, speculator, r. 1920 Taylor
Farrell Samuel B. , r. 348 Fourth
Farrell Simon J. (Farrell k Ward), r. 2633 J< Harrison
Farrell Susan, r. 360 Natoma
Farrell Thomas, captain schr Ellen Adelia, r. 12 Sher-
man
Farrell Thomas, driver Dunn k Blucher, r. 903 Pacific
Farrell Thomas, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 15 Eddy
Farrell Thomas, engineer, r. 360 Natoma
Farrell Thomas, hostler Whitney & Co's Express, r. 5
Commercial
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
FAR
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Farrell Thomas, janitor Geary Street Grammar
School, r. 2508 Pot^t
Farrell Thomas, laborer, r. ia09 Stockton
Farrell Thomas, plumber William K. Allen, r. 320
Sixth
Farrell Thomas, speculator, r. 916 Montgomery
Farrell Thomas, vamisher Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 1878 Montgomery
Farrell Thomas Jr., horsetrainer, NW cor Point Lobos
and Ninth avs
Farrell Thomas A., cook Pacific Club, r. 68 Minna
Farrell Thomas F., vamisher, r. 463 Clementina
Farrell Thomas L., carpenter, r. 24 Howard Court
Farrell Timothy A., teamster, r. S s Grove, bet Larkin
and Polk
Farrell William D., liquor saloon, 162 First
Farrell William L., stevedore, r. 214 Dora
Farrell William M., machinist Union Iron Works
FaiTell William M., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio
Farrell & Gaffney (Michael Farrell and John Qaffucy),
market, 432 Third
Farrell & Meherin (Joseph Farrell and Mark M.
Moherin), blacksmiths and horscshoers, N sPoint
Lobos Av, nr Central Av
Farrell. See Ferral and O'Farrell
Farrelly Charles (Farrelly & McGruder), r. NW cor
Fourth and Jessie
Farrelly John A., receiving teller The Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. Graham House
Farrelly Michael, jailer County Jail, r. 2083^ Fran-
cisco
Farrelly & McGruder (Charles Farrelly and Lawrence
McGruder) , groceries and liquors, NW cor Fourth
and Jessie
Farren Bernard, finisher Weed &Kingwell, r. 244 Perry
Farreu Dennis, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York, r. 419 Stevenson
Farren James, teamster F, Barnard & Co.
Farren John, r. 419 Stevenson
Farren John, laborer Pac. KoUing Mill
Farren John, teamster James McDtvitt, 911 Sansom
Farren John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1.5
Minna
Farren JohnW.. wagonmaker, 121 Beale, r. 316 First
Farren M. A. Mrs., actress Baldwin's Theater, r. The
Baldwin
Farren Martha (widow) , 513 Fourth
Farren Michael, laborer, r. Utah, bet Twenty-fourth
and Yolo
Farren Michael, trader, cor Thirty-first and Bailroad
Av
Farren Robert, clerk Fitzgerald & O'Connor
Farren Robert J., bartender, r. 772 Mission
Farren Samuel, fireman stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ferry
Farren S. M., lighthouse-keeper East Brothers
Farren Susan (widow), r. 3 Mary Lane
Farren Thomas, butcher S. Silverberg, r. 513 Fourth
Farren William D., deputy county assessor, r. 16 Wil-
low Av
Famn. See Farran
Farrenbach Hermann, r. C27 Green
Farringtou Bernard, hackman, r. 2 Zoe PI •
Farriugton Edward D., clerk Custom House, r. Oak-
laud
Farrington H. W., physician, r. 911 Sacramento
Farriugtun John, carpenter, r. SE cor Eighth and
Braunan
Farris Hugh, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Farris John, r., 236 Sutter
Farris J(jhu K., captain stm Julia, r. Alameda
Farro Frank, laborer Stephen Garassino, r. E 8 San
Jose Road, nr San Miguel
Farro Joseph, baker S. F. Cracker Co. r. 29 Drumm
Farro Laurent, cook M.ners' Xtestaurant, r. 11 Hinck-
ley
Farry John, peddler, r. S s Old Hickory, nr Moultrie
Furry Michael, coachman S. L. Jones, r. NW cor
Hayes and Fillmore
Farry Thomas, iroumolder, r. 2()4>j Tehama
Farwell Frank A., boolikecper, r. 1205 Pacific
Farwell George, r. Clipper Hotel
Farwell i. J. Miss, r. Colonnade Ho\ise
Farwell William U., Hliiinhanillcr.r. 1028 Bush
Fasci Gerolomn. vegetublopeddler, r. 9 Gavcn
Fasci Ntttina. Italian Bt nev. Soe., 423 Washington
FASHION STABLE!!*, McCord, Bridge & Co.
proptr8,221 Ellis ^
FaskE. L., tailor, r. 913 Sacramento
Fask John, tailor, r. 913 Sacramento
Faseer Frederick, laborer Golden Age Flour Mills, r.
515 Union
Fass Abram S., cigars and tobacco, 29 Fourth
Fass Aaron, tailor, 808 Stockton
Fass Ernestina (widow) , r. E s Potrero Av, nr Santa
Clara
Fass Jacob, tailor, 603 California
Fass Joseph, laborer C. S. Laumeister, r. North Ger-
man Hotel
Fass Julius E., bookkeeper, r. North German House
Fass Nathan, tailor, 603 California, r. 913 Sacramento
Fass. See Faass
Fassbind Frank, bartender, r. Helvetia Hotel
Fassett George H., clerk The Baldwin
Fassett H. Hart, surveyor Home Mutual Insurance
Co.,r. Oakland
Fassett William, bill distributor, r. 1025 Twenty-first
Fassmann Anton, boots and shoes, 6 Third, r. 519 Ster
Fast A., grocer, r. i)20 Bush
Fastenau Frederick, laborer, r. 1233^ Core
Fatalini Charles, dairyman Corneilius Connahan, r.
W s Mission, 5 3^ miles from City Hall
Father De Smet Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Da-
kota Ter.), Theodore Widmann secretary, office
404 Montgomery
Fatjo Menton, r. 2 Gardner Alley
Fa tthauer Henry, engineer Pacific Brewery, r. 267 Te-
hama
Fatz Jacob, harnessiuaker William R. Cram, r. 546 J4
Mission
Faubel Henry, market, SE cor Shotwell and Twenty-
second
Faubel Jacob, market, 173 Sixteenth
Faubel Jobn, market, 2200 Fillmore, r. 2432 Sac
Faubel Phillip H., market, SE cor Shotwell and
Twentieth
Faucompre Alfred, bookkeeper H. Gollermau & Co., r.
1921 Mason
Faulhaber George, locksmith Will & Finck, 769 Market
Faulhaber Margaret (widow), r. 417 Post, rear
Faulhaber Pirmin, cigarmaker Holling Brothers, r.
1910 Mason
Faulkner , r. 36 Clay
Faulkner Charles P., assayer and chemist William
Zelner, r. 1155 Howard
Faulkner Francis W., compositor Examiner, r. '218
Green
Faulkner George, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss ji
Welch, r. Oakland
Faulkner George H., clerk, r. 824 Bush
Faulkner James, groceries and liquors, 700 Bryant
Faulkner Maud, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. 0. Kendall, r.
110 Geary
Faulkner Patrick, helper S.F. Gas Light Co.
Faulkner Thomas, miller Dohrmann & Co., r. 12H
Moss
Faulkner Thomas, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r.
•2403^ Perry
Faulkner W. B., seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Faulkner William F., mes.senger freight department
Central Pac. R. R., r. 921 Powell
Faulkner. See Falconer and Falkner
Faull John A., capitalist, r. 1209 Sutter
Faull William (Merry, Faull & Co.), r. '2023 Bioadway
Faull. See Fall
Faul.'-tich Thatodayaus, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Eighteenth and Shotwell
Faultner Ellen, domestic 226 McAllister
Faure Albert F. V., conductor California St. B. K.,r.
826 Greenwich
Faure Ambroise, laborer, r. 811 Pacific
Faure Gion, cook Fran<;oise Lacoste. r. 121 Virginia
Faure Henry E., clerk Thomas C. Van Ness, r. 826
Greenwich
Faure Hippolyte (Audre & Faure), r. 7'24 Filbert
Faure Lucien, cook Occidental Hotel
Faure Sophie (widow), r. 826 Greenwich
Fauaer Charles, market, cor Railroad and Fourteenth
avs. South S. F.
FaussD. & Brother (Henry Fauss), wholesale liquors,
1942 Mission
Fauss Daniel (D. Fauss k Brother) , r. 1852 Stevenson
Fauss Henry (D. Fauss & Brother) 1942 >« Mission
Fauss Kate, domestic Joseph Coblentz, r. 1902
Powell
Fauss Louis, driver Willows Brewery, r. SE cor Nine-
teenth and Mission
Faiiss Otto (Otto Fauss & Co.), r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Mission
Bullock k Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza,
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FAUSS OTTO »& CO. (Gustavo Kleinclaus) .proptrs
Willows Brewery, SE cur Niiu ttcnth ami Mission
Faust John, cabiuetmaker, r. S s Cireeuwich, ur Sooit
Faust Louis, sliowcasemaker Tuubucr & Hofl'mau, r.
Greenwich, nr Scott
Fauth Lorens, hairdresser Lampe Brothers, r. 619
Walsh
Fautsch Francis K., florist, 141!) Bush
Fautz Henry, locksmith, r. 2217 Taylor
Fautz William, brewer, r. 2217 Taylor
Favitz William Jr., bookkeeper, r. 2217 Taylor
Fauzer John, butcher South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. 8 Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
Fava Amadeo, vegetables, 72 Colombo Market
Fava Innoceuze silver plate worker R. F. Kochicioli,
r. 442 Jessie, rear
Favarel Louis (Durroux & Favarel), r. 1312 Larkin
Fave Joseph, glazier, 5(;5 Bryant
Favell Jolin, hostler Bowley Bros., r. SW cor Mis-
sion and New Montgomery
Faverel Louis (Faverel & Benvenuti), r. NW cor
Union and Mason
Faverel vt Benvenuti (Louis Faverel and Jermano
Benvenuti), fruits, NW cor Union and Mason
Favor Charles S., deputy U. S. marshal, r. 4 Middle
Favor Jansen O., machinist Excelsior Planing Mills,
r. Oakland
FAVOR KIMBALL., physician, office and r.
Geary
Favre Martin, drayman 0. M. Volkman & Co.,r
Clara
Favre Peter, drayman C. M. Volkman & Co., r.
Clara
Fawcett Harry, x^ainter, r. 708 Vallejo
Fawcett John A., chief engineer stm City of Stockton,
r. Stockton
Fawcett Stephen (Fawcett k Augsburgh), r. G37 Wash
Fawcett & Augsburgh (Stephen Fawcett and Frederick
Augsburgh) , fruits and vegetables, G9 Centre
Market
Fay Andrew, market, 2541 Mission
Fay Barnard, plasterer John Q. Garfield, r. 19 Gilbert
FAY CAI.,EBT., commission merchant and agent
for Geneva Award, office 320 Sausom, room 15, r.
1329 Pine
Fay Charles P., cook, r. 937 FoUom
Fay David, real-estate, r. SE cor Chestnut and Leav
FAY, DEUPREY&KIND (James D. Fay, Eugene
N. Deuprey , and Henry W. Kind) , attorneys-at-law,
office 214 Sansom, rooms li>-18
Fay Fdward C, barkeeper Palace Hotel
Fay Edward J., musician, r. 937 Folsom
Fay George P., confectioner Terry & Goldstein, 213
Kearny
Fay Hollis P., furniture, 937 Folsom
Fay James, longshoreman, r. 1.56 Steuart
Fay James, policeman City Hall, r. 5'J Minna
Fay James D. (Fay, Deuprey & Kind), r. 339 Hayes
Fay Jeremiah Gregory, clerk Philip S. Fay, r. 2014
Ellis
Fay John, bird-cagemaker C. C. Allen, r. 512 Bush
Fay John, laborer, Ns Array, bet Sanchez and Church
FAY JOHN, vice-president Western Fire and Ma-
rine Insurance Co. of California, office 40'J Cali-
fornia, r. 2014 Powell
Fay John, shoemaker Marks k Berliner, r. 268 Stey
Fay John, upholsterer, r. 11 Verona PI
Fay John F., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
11 Verona PI
Fay Joseph B., teamster Capitol Mills, r. 39 Crocker
Fay Julia (widow) , r. cor Minnesota and Nevada
Fay Julius, bookkeeper Verdier, Moreau k Co., r. 1706
Mason
Fay Luke, collector Western Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co. of California, r. 2014 Powell
Fay Maria K. (widow), r. 55 Tehama
Fay Mary A. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 2014
Dupont
Fay Max H. (Henry Keller & Co.) , r. Oakland
Fay Michael, bill poster Keyt & Co., r. 1113 Leav
Fay Michael, whipuiaktr and liquor saloon, NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Mission
Fay Mollie Miss, dressmaker, r. 25 Lilly Av
Fay Patrick, carpenter, r. 180 Jesaie
Fay Patrick, hostler Richard Dowling, r. 610 Howard
Fay Patrick, laborer, r. 30 Welsh, rear
Fay Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
Fay Peter, boatman, r. 2014 hi Dupont
Fay Philip S., stockbroker, office 330 Pine, room 4, r.
au Grove
Fay Robert , pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 25 Lilly
Av
Fay Roger, laborer, r. 246 Clara, rear
Fay S., r. 510 Stockton
Fay Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, r. 337 Tehama
Fay Seymour J. (Charles H. Roundey & Co.), r. 510
Stockton
Fay Thomas, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 56 Minna
Fay Thomas, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18 Te-
hama
Fay Thomas, puller Mission Woolen Mills, r. E a
Harrison, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Fay Thomas, teamster Biglcy Bros., r. 17 }i Grand Av
Fay Timothy, livery stables, 353 Tehama
Fay WiUiam, r. 834 Grove
Fay William, stableman, r. 370 Brannau
Fay William, waiter, r. 065 Mission
Fay William H., clerk, r. 937 Folsom
Fay. See Fahcy and Fey
Fayard Elizabeth (widow) , r. 14 Fourteenth
Fayard John B., imjiorter human hair, r. 14 Four-
teenth
Fayard Victor Mrs. (widow) , r;. 14 Lafayette
Faylor George W. (Smith & Faylor), and collector
Harrison St. Wharf, r. 906 Shotwell
Faylor Michael D., r. 906 Shotwell
Faylor William A., gatekeeiJer S. S. Great Republic,
Spear St. Wharf, r. 523 Folsom
Fazackerley Joseph, contractor, r. 22 Eleventh
Fazio Angelo, shoemaker E. M. Pardiui, r. 222 Bdwy
Fazio Bartolomeo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Fear Mary (widow), r. 1310 Kearny, rear
Fearey Theodore H., salesman Cohnreich Bro3.,r.i;429
Minna
Fearou J. H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Fearr Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5M Kearny
Feather River Water Co., John MuUan president,
office 623 Commercial
Featherly Emma C. (widow), r. 45 Clara
Featherly Frank, assistant Powell Street Primary
School, r. 9Ui Vallejo
Featherly Heunetla Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 913 Vallejo
Featherly Sarah (widow), r. 913 Vallejo
Featherston Bernard, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
17 Zoe, rear
Featherston James, laborer, r. 444^ ClementinsJ
Featherston James, with Charles Langley k Co., r.
1805 Jones
Featherston John, clerk Charles Kalisky, r. 303
Beale
Featherston John N., cashier Charles Langley k Co.,
r. 1805 Jones
Featherston Margaret, domestic 517 Octavia
Featherston Mary A. Miss, saleswoman H. Friedlander,
r. 444 Vi Clementina
Featherston Pt ter, market, 17 Zoe
Featherston Thomas, butcher John Cavaney, r. 444 !<
Clementina
Featherston Thomas, laborer 302 Beale
Featherston. See Fetherston
Fechheimer Benjamin, assistant bookkeeper Fech-
heimer, Goodkind & Co., r. 237 Tyler
Fechheimer Charles S. (Fachheimer & Steele), r. 237
Tyler
FECHHEIMER, GOODKIND «fc CO. (M. S.
Fechheimer, Henry Goodkind, and Henry Kron-
thal), importers and jobbers clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 16-18 Sausom
Fechheimer Martin S. (Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.),
r. New York
Fechheimer & Steele (Charles 3. Fechheimer, and Wil-
liam A. Steele) , mauufs and wholesale dealers
trunks, valises, etc., office 21 Sansom, factory NVf
cor Folsom and Seventeenth
Feder H. N., student Barnard's Business College
Feder Louis, commission merchant, office *3-35 Bat-
tery, r. 918 O'Farrell
FEDER M. M. <!ic CO. (A. N. Levy), wholesale
jobbers gents' furni.shing goods, 125 Sansom,
room 2
Feder Mollie (widow), r. 419 Hayes
Feder Moses M. (M. M. Feder & Co.), r. 914 O'Farrell
Feder Robert, dry goods, 419 Hayes
Feder Samuel (Rosenthal, Feder & Co.), r. 801 Tyler
Federal Hotel, Charles Scheggia proptr. 1205 Stockton
Federe Jacob, upholsterer, r. 25 Morton
Federlein Bernard, dry goods, NW cor Howard and
Twenty-fourth
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Federlein Carrie Miss, saleswoman Bernard Federlein,
r. NW cor Ho\rard and Twenty-fourth
Federn Henry, steward Hotel Ehein, 909 Kearny
Federspiel Louis, laundry 5153^ Fourth
Fedrow William, bookkeeper, r. 34 Eddy
Fee Leonidas W., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Calistoga
Feehan Mary Ann (widow) , groceries and liquors, 142-
144 First
Feehan Thomas E., clerk Mrs. Mary Ann Feehan, r.
142 First
Feehan William, r. 715 Clementina
Feehan William F., clerk Mrs. Mary Ann Feehan, r.
142 First
Feeling Thomas, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Feely Dennis, proptr Oregon Lodging House, 641 Com
Feely Helen Mrs., r. SW cor Bay and Mason
Feely James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 340 Clem
Feely James T.. tinsmith Charles A. Tewksbury, r.
553 Mission
Feely John, hostler G. S. Banks, r. 6S0Post
Feely John, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10
Sttuart, r. 419 JJatoma
Feely John, painter, r. 510 Minna
Feely Mary, domestic 211 Turk
Feely Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 340 Third
Feely M. J., r. 313 Eddy
Feely Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 1024 Stockton
F( ely William, laborer, r. 322 Eitch
Feenan Henry, r. (524 Jessie
Fteney Bridget (widow) , r. 1027 Vallejo
Feeney Catharine (widow), r. 426 Fulton
Feeney Ellen (widow) , r. 408!-4 Natoma
Feeney J., laborer California Boiler Works, r. cor
Mission and New Montgomery
Feeney James, r. 11 Minna
Feenev James, exframan Hook and Ladder Co. No. 1,
S. F. F. D., r. 22 OFarrell
Feeney James, laborer King Street Gas Works, r. 508
Brannan
Feeney John, millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 11 Min
Feeney John, plasterer, r. Union Hotel
Feeney M., paver Sinierinteudent of Streets
Feeney Margaret (widow), r. 1707 Leavenwoith
Feeney Mary, domestic 1501 Gough
Feeney Mary, domestic Grand Hotel
Feeney Michael, barkeejier James Mulvey, r. 7 Rausch
Feeney Morton, moulder ludustiial Iron Works
Feeney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1.34 Tehama
Feeney Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Feeney Patrick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Feeney Patrick J., moulder Savage & Son, r. 25 Clem
Feeney Stephen, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 27
Clarence PI
Feeney Thomas, moulder Industrial Iron Works
Feeney Thomas, sawfiler, r. 115 First
Feeney Timothy, laborer, r. E s Folsom, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twentv-eighth, Bernal Heights
FEEXEY WILLIAM, groceries and liquors, 437
Shipley
Feeny Delia, domestic 526 Turk
Feeny James, laborer, r. 211 Eighteenth
Feeny James Mrs., bakery, 211 Eigbteeuth
Feeny Joseph D., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r.
1107 Pierce
Feeny Michael, laborer, r. 1413 Scott, rear
Feeny Patrick, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. Turk
Street Hotel
Feeny Patrick, laborer, r. 154 Tehama
Fecrick Ann Sliss, second-hand clothing, 350 Third
Feerick .A.nnie, domestic 228 Seventh ;
Fegan Bridget (widow), r. 209 Fourth j
Fegan Christopher, longshoreman Edmonds & Taylor,
r. 47 J^ Clemrntina |
Fegan Joseph (Fegan & McMillan), r. SW cor First ,
and Frederick I
Fegan k McMillan (Joseph Fegan, and R. McMillan), 1
liquor saloon, SW cor First and Frederick
Fehis MaTy, domestic 517 Mc.Vllister
Fehnemann Charles, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. NW cor Larkin and Green
Fehnemann John, with Crowley & Goodman, r. NW |
cor Gri en and Larkin
Fehneman Minna (widow) , groceries and liquors, NW
cor Larkin and Green
Fehr Carl, c arver J. Kemp & Co., r. 450 M Natoma
Fehrenbach Joseph, boot and shoemaker, S 8 Gody,
bet Mission and California Av
Fehrenbach Kate Miss, domestic 1.30.> Mason
Fehrenbacher William, brewer, r. 1007 Minna
Feibush Marcus, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fulton
and Franklin
Feig .Alexander, furniture, 155 Third, r. 6.57 Howard
Feig Joseph, clerk New York and S. F. Collar Factory,
r. 657 Howard
Feig Michael, japanner John Lee, r. 657 Howard
Feig Raphael, clerk Alexander Feig. r. 6.57 Howard
Feige Henry, bootmaker, 986 Harrison .
Feige John H., carpenter and builder, 12 Front, r.
1024 i« Capp
Feigel F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Feigenbaum Benedict (Feigenbaum & Co.), r. 1006
Van Ness Av
Feigenbaum Joseph (Feigenbaum & Co.), r. 628 Eddy
FEIGEXBArM & CO. (Benedict Feigenbaum,
Louis Schwartzschild, and Joseph Feigenbaum),
importers of Yankee notions, baskets, children's
carriages, musical instruments, and toys, 120-122
Sansom, and 217-219 Pine
Feiger Louis, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 538
Jessie
Felgf r. See Figer
Feighery James, hostler, r. 414 Jones
Feigion Frederick, baker, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Feil Louis D. (Fell .>c Schnittger) , r. 602 Ellis
Fell & Schnittger (L. D. Fell and H. Schnittger), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and Hyde
Felling Louis (Collins & Felling) , r. 610 Linden
Feintuch Abraham, porter Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 1304
California
Feintuch Markus, watches and jewelry 240 Kearny, r.
1304 California
Feintuch Morris, bookkeex^er Nast & Greenzweig. r.
1304 California
Feisel Fredeiick T., wagonmaker, 1509 Mission, r.
1512 O'Farrell
Feist Adolph (Fei^t, Frank & Co.), r. Lick House
Feist Bertha Miss. r. .521 Tyler
Feist Fanny Miss, r. 50.') Van Xess Av
Feist, Frani< >«c Co. (.\dolph Feist, Abraham L. Frank,
and Jaci^b Levy) , dry goods and furnishings, 516
Market and 17 Sutter
Feistcorn Charles A., compositor Cubery k Co., r.
1010 Powell
Feistel Felix (Feistel & Gerrard), r. 838 Market
FEISTEL iS; GERRARD (F. Feistel and J. Ger-
rard), chiropodists, iS3.s Market
Feiter Frank, machinist, r. 10 Clara
Feitthaler John, cigarmaker, r. .'>38 Jessie
Feix John, foreman refinery U. S. Mint, r. 23 Potter
Feix William, r. 23 Potter
Felch Charles (Hovey & Felch), r. 2806 Buchanan,
rear
Felch Noah, r. 519 Sacramento
Feld Ernest, policeman City Hall, r. 324 Austin
Feld Joseph, tailor, r. 9 Dikeman PI
Feldbusch John D., r. 1221 Polk
Feldbuseh John H. D., r. 52s Shytwell
Felde Heinrich, cook, r. 12 Jackson
Felder Franz, liquor saloon, 244 Sutter
Feldheim Daniel (Feldheim i*c Gysin), r. 7 Dike-
man PI
Feldheim & Gysin (Daniel Feldheim and Albert Gy-
sin), stovis and tinware, 439 Bush
Feldheimer Benjamin, salesman Cohureich Bros, r.
cor Mary and Minna
Feldniann Cliarlrs W., saloonkeeijer, r. 1402 Polk
Feldmanu Christian, licjuor saloon, SW cor Summer
and Spring (and Weiss & Feldmaun), r. dlhi
Geary
Felduiann JuhnD., groceries and liquors, 765 Folsom
Feldmanu John O., clerk Knoop Brothers, r. SE cor
Sixteenth and Second Av
FELDMANN L, iSi CO,, importers and dealers
wood and willowwaro, 317-319 Sacramento
Feldniann Louis (L. Feldniann & Co.). r. NE cor
Twenty-first and SliotwcU
Feldniann Louis Jr., clerk L. Feldmann ft Co., r. NE
cor Twt nty-first and Sliotwell
Feldniann Matilda IMiss, domestic 2139 Mission
Feldshaw Adolph, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Feldlii'.an Peter, bookkeeper A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
109 Diipont
Feldtmanii Henry, porter Schultz k Von Bargen, r.
1516 Powell, rear
Feldtinanu Henry, teamster, r. 1705 Polk
Felicich N., Austrian Beuev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Felin Eustaguid, waittr Negrini & Dauciant, r. 1324
Dupont
BULLOCK & J0NE3, Importing Tailors, 10a Montgomery Street.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearay 2t.
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Felkens 'William, carpenter, r. 12 Washington
Felker Henry, carpenter, r. 3IU Seventeenth
Felker S., master luariu'-r, r. V.>2() Mason
Felix Davi'l, agent Hill's Manual, r. 715 Howard
Felix Edward, harnest-maker, r. 8'27 Pucitic
Fell Mary Mis., dressmaker, r. 4'2(> Ktarny
Fell Miniiie Miss, milliner Mrs. Fauine De Coiircy, r.
140 Sixth
Fell William, salesman J. J. O'Brien i Co., r. 2119
Bush
Fella George, painter, r. 1018 Folsom
Fella John, varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co.,r. 9 Harlan
PI
Felldiu La\*Tence, confectioner, Oakland, r. 857 Fol
Fellheinier Beuhart. r. 426 Minna
Fellows .\rtLur, clerk Charles E. Barry, r. 725 Cal
Fellows David A., r. E s Lyon, bet Union and Filbert
Fellows Delia, domestic 717 Eddy
Fellows E. C, assistant general superintendent Cen-
tral Pac. K. K., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 4ij
Fellows Everett P., bookkeeper Howe & Hall, r. 11
Farren Av
Fellows Frank, switchman Central Pac. R. R., r.
Stanford Hutel
Fellows Samuel S., cashitr R( dington & Co., r. 2914
Fillmore, bet Union and Green
Fellows Thomas, plumber and gasfitter, r. 613 Mis
Fellows 'Wellingtcu, laborer freight department Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 31 Welsh
Fells John F., clerk Porter, Oppenheimer & Slessin-
ger, r. 1254 Howard
Fells Jules, marblepolisher, r. 728 Brannan
Felsenthal Philip, merchant (Ward, Nev.), r. 1540
Washington
Felsing Frederick, market, 967 Mission
Felt Charles, r. 931 Folsom
Felt Ellen (widow), r. SW cor Rhode Island and So-
lano
Felt Everett, fruits and confectionery, 15 LeidesdorS,
r. 209 Clay
Felt J. J., real estate, office 315 California, room 5, r.
Palace Hotel, and Melno Park
Felter William K., bookkeeper Kane, O'Leary & Co.,
r. 100 Post
Felthouse George, cook Henry Dettmar, r. Bonanza
House
Felton Albert, second officer stm Thomas A. White-
law, Second St.'Wharf
Felton Charles N., capitalist, office 402 Montgomery,
r. Palace Hotel
Felton John A., expressman, NW cor Pacific and
Leavenworth, r. 1320 Pacific
Felvev Lawrence, cooper, 106 Market, r. W s Bryant,
nr Twenty-fifth
Femmons I'rauk, patternmaker Hope Iron Works, r.
E s Tennessee, bet Solano and Bulte
Fendrich Charles, aitist, studio and r. 125 Sansom,
room 8
Feneran Bridget, domestic 1712 Sacramento
Feneran James, grainer Hopx^s k Sons, r. 1024 Capp
Feneran William, grainer Hopps & Sons, r. 1024 Capp
Fengel A. Jacob, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Feninger Rodol, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearny
Feukhausen Amandus (Fenkhausen & Brauusehwei-
ge: ) , r. 1123 Sutter
Feukhausen Caesar J., bookkeeper Abrams & Carroll,
r. 1123 Sutter
Fenkhausen Rudolph, bookkeeper Fenkhausen k
Braunscliweiger, r. 1123 Sutter
FEXKHAUSEX <& BR AXJXSCH AVEIGER
(Amandus Fenkhausen, and Herman Braunschwei-
ger) , imj'orters wines and liquors, 414 Front
Fenlon F., cook U. S. Marine Hospital
Fenlon Jeremiah (Hayes & Fenlon), r. W s Prospect
Av, nr Powell Av
Fenn Charles B., coUec tor Hollis & Harris, 2208 Mis-
sion, r. 713 Shotwell
Fenn Frederick C. M., bellowsmaker, r. 131 Thir-
teenth
Fenn Frederick G.W., attorney, office 520 Montgomery,
r. 131 Thirteenth
Fenn John (John Fenn & Co.), r. 1505 Market
Fenn John & Co., shirt manufs, l-iOo Market
Fenn Lyman J., carpenter and contractor, r. 713 Shot-
well
Fenn Thomas W., bookkeeper Cal. Farmers' Mutual
Fire Insurance Assn, r. Oakland
Fenn William S., packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 4 Lilly
Av
Fennell Charles B., clerk, r. 821 Valencia
Fennellus Otto, carpenter, r. 555 J^ Jessie
Fennell Caroline (widow), r. W 8 Serpentine Av, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Fennell Charles E., carpenter, r. 137 First Av
Fennell Dennis, saddler and harncssmaker, 522 Bat-
tery, r. 14 Howard Court
Fennell Edward, teamster J. M. Comerford, r. 2606
Mission
Fennell Ellen (widow), r. 136 First Av
Fennell Georgie (widow), r. 1407 Stockton
Fennell Henry, pianotuner, r. 555 Jessie
Fennell Henry T., woodcarver Albert Washburn, r.
Serpentine Av, bet Harrison and Folsom
Fennell John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 81 Na-
toma
Fennell John, stairbuilder, r. 73 Natoma
Fennell Lizzie E. Miss, assistant Cohunbia Street
Primary School, r. 130 First Av
Fennell Martin, bricklayer, r. 130 First Av.
Fennell Patrick, engineer S. S. City of Chester, r. i
Noe
Fennell Thomas, carpenter J. M. Comerford, r. 321
Twenty-seventh
Fennell William, blacksmith, r. 1.30 First Av
Fennell William, cari)cnter J. M. Comerford
Fennell William, harnessmaker Stone k Hayden, r. E s
Fair Oaks, nr Twenty-sixth
Ftnuell William J., upholsterer, r. 311 Clementina
Fenner A., farmer, r. 247 Second
FEXXER CHANXING G., attorney at law, office
213 Sansom, room 12, r. Florence Hou.se
Fenner Daniel W., laborer, r. 1031 Dupont
Fenner James D., salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 704 Post
Fenner, O. B., r. 132 Sixth
Fenner Obadiah F., machiuist. 111 Mission, r. SE cor
Valencia and Twenty-second
Feunessy David, carriagesmith, 1851 Mission, r. 138
Ridley
Fennessy Edward, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 50
Clementina
Fennessy Ellen (widow) , r. 1209 Columbia
Feunessy James, r. 110 McAllister, rear
Fennessy James Jr., varnisher, r. 110 McAlli)-ter, rear
Fennessy John J., civil engineer, r. 2618 Sacramento
Fennessy Joseph D., shorthand reporter, office 637
Kearny, r. 138 Ridley
Fennessy William, laborer, r. 725 M Natoma
Fennessy William T., varnisher Pacific Furniture Co.,
r. 110 McAllister, rear
Fenney M. Miss, assistant housekeeper Palace Hotel
FEXSTERMACHER MARTIX, liquor saloon,
537 Fifth
Fenstermarher William F., butcher, r. 019 Fifth
Fenstr' hn August, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Fent William, salesman K;"St & Co., r. Cohmibia Hotel
Fenter M., messenger S. S. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Fentou Catherine, domestic, r. SW cor Eddy and Frank-
lin
Fenton Catherine T., female employment office, 324
Sutter
Fenton Edward, machinist, r. 519 Third
Fenton Edward, waiter Grand Central Hotel, Oakland,
r. 31 Ecker
Fenton Ellen, domestic Florence House, 108 Ellis
Fenton F. M.,r. 318 Minna
Fentou James, washer United Cariiage Co., r. 21 Clem
Fenton John, machinist Pacific Mail S. 8. Co., r. 519
Third
Fenton John, shoemaker, r. 521 Birch Av
Fenton John Henry, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 518 Grove
Fenton John J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r 324 Sut
Fenton Lawrence, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son, r. 518 Grove
Fenton Maggie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham k Hechi,
r. 521 Birch Av
Fenton Patrick, peddler, r. 517 Birch Av
Fenton Patrick, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Fenton Richard, mosaic floorlayer William H. Ma-
hony. r. 324 Minna
Fenton Robert, UKJiilder, r. 54 First
Fenton Thomas, stairbuilder, r. 21 Clementina
Fenton William M.. teamster, r. 325 Eddy
Firber Charles, carpenter, r. 1232 Pacific
Ferber Henrj-, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 546 Seventh
Ferber Joseph, laborer Eggers & Spaar, r. 409 Pacific
k
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mcntgomery St.
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Ferber. See Furber
Ferdinand Frank, painter, r. 62 Bernard
Ferdinauderz F. A., phvsician, office 850 Market, r.
1150 Market
rer6 Peter, sugar baker, r. 1G09 Lynch
Ferenkam O. F. L., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druids' Hall
Ferenze Luigi, laborer, r. 318 Broadway
Ferevan Aritone, driver N. B. and Mission R. K., r.
Washington Hotel
Ferguson Alexander, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Ferguson Alexander S., farmer, r. 910 Twentieth
Ferguson Annie Miss, chambermaid International
Hotel
Ferguson Bernard L., mining stocks, r. Graham House
Ferguson Charles, r. 923 Harrison
Ferguson Clayton, milkmau, r. 1708 Jessie
Ferguson David, clerk Hill & Kilgour, r. 326 O'Farrell
Ferguson David, local policeman, r. 1722 Jessie
Ferguson Donald, janitor First Baptist Church, r. 320
Eddy
Ferguson Donald, shipcarjjenter, r. HG Brannan
Ferguson Ebeu W., bookkeeper James Moore & Co., r.
Caledonia House
Ferguson Edward, miner, r. 1023 Stockton
Ferguson Ella L. (widow), r. 19 Van Ness Av
Ferguson Frank, r. 923 Harrison
Ferguson George, carpenter, r. SWcor Vicksburg and
Twenty-second
Ferguson George B., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 206 Powell
Ferguson George H., clerk Superintendent of Streets,
r. 1130 McAllister
Ferguson George J., plumber, r. 277 Stevenson
Ferguson Henry, butcher George Kaiser & Co., r. 718
California
Ferguson Henry, laborer Pac. Eolling Mill, r. E s
Illinois, nr Shasta
Ferguson Herbert S., carriagepainter B. Grave & Co.,
r. 311 Stockton
Ferguson James, r. 233 Third
Ferguson James, carpenter, r. 420 Hickory Av
Ferguson James, engineer, r. 46 Second
Ferguson James, Iron Molders' Union, 713 Mission
Ferguson James, seaman, r. 132 Steuart
Ferguson .James, seaman, r. Western House
Ferguson James, waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
FERGUSON JAMES P., proptr Mission Street
Livery Stable, 814-820 Mission, r. 820 Mission
Ferguson Jessie (widow), r. 128 Fell
Ferguson John, clerk, r. 718 California
Ferguson John, barkeeper A. McLeod, r. 5 Morton
Ferguson John, bookkeeper South Coast Furniture
Co., r. 118 Francisco
Ferguson John, waiter stm George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
FERGUSON JOHN, wines and liquors, 304 Cali-
fornia, r. 915 Market
Ferguson Joseph, laborer, r. 25 Minna
Ferguson Louis C. (Ferguson & Loskay) , r. 104 Mason
Ferguson Malcolm, r. 16 Willow Av
Ferguson Margaret, domestic 808 Bush
Ferguson Mary (widow) , r. 8 Auburn
Ferguson Mary (widow), lodgings, 277 Stevenson
Ferguson Mary E. (widow) , r. 437 Natoma
Ferguson Michael, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. 225
Perry
Ferguson Peter, seaman, r. Western Hotise
Ferguson Phineas F., manager California Laundry, r.
SW cor Twenty-second and Vicksburg
Ferguson Powell, mariner, r. 250 Spear
Ferguson Robert, r. Graham House
Fergua(m Robert, r. lol Jessie
Ferguson Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
772 Harr'Mou
Ferguson Thomas, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r.
14 Frederick
Ferguson Tilman H., dentist, office 223 Kearny, r. 801
Leavenworth
Ferguson Walter, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Ferguson Walter D., agent California Laundry, r. 2010
Taylor
Ferguson Walter L., compositor Spauldlng, Barto &
Co., r. 437 Natoma
Ferguson Walter L., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r.
1130 McAllister
Ferguson William, r. 748 Brannan
Ferguson William, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R..
r. 523 Howard
Ferguson William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Ferguson William, seaman schrNapthalie, FolsomSt.
Wharf
Ferguson William, tanner, r. Nineteenth Av, bet H
and I, South S. F.
Ferguson William A., engineer, r. 523 Howard
Ferguson William D., marinereporter Merchants' Ex-
change Assn, r. 118 Francisco
Ferguson William H., quartermaster Pacific Mail 8.
S. Dakota
Ferguson William L.. clerk, r. 1130 McAllister
Ferguson & Loskay (Louis C. Ferguson and Frank J.
Loskay) , projitrs Frank's Billiard Parlor, St.
Ann's Building 8 Eddy
Ferguson. See Furguson
Ferioli Massimiliano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Ferle Carolina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ferle Redentore, laborer Joseph Catania, r. N s Val-
lejo, bet Jlontfcomery and Kearny
Fern George E., carriagemaker Sutter St. R. R., r. 310
Mason
Fern James, laborer, r. 320 Vallejo
Fern William, r. 535 Clay
Feruald Joseph, upholsterer J. W. Stamper & Co., r.
931 Market •
Fernald Joseph F., stockbroker, office 213 Sansom, r.
725 >$ Hayes
Fernanda M. P., deckhand stm Centennial, r. 7 Merch
Fernandez Francisco, cigars, 213 Third, r. cor Bush
and Kearny
Fernandez Joseph, r. 154 Clara
Fernandez Joseph T., extramau Hook and Ladder No.
3, S. F. F. D., r. S s Market, bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Fernandez M., r. 832 Broadway
Fernandez Manuel cook, r. 741 }<S Folsom
Fernandez Manuel, deckhand stm Amelia, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Fernandez Marie Mrs., r. 732 Geary
FERNANDEZ PETER, hatter, 602-604 Kearny,
r. 427 Minna
Fernandez Philip, cigars and tobacco, 306 Kearny, i.
6 Central PI
Feruau Engelhart, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Mary and Natoma
Fernbach Moritz, bookkeeper Victor Fernbach, i.
Alameda
FERNBACH VICTOR, mining seeretary, offlco
9-10 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. 19 Van
Ness Av
Fernbacher George, laborer Willows' Brewery, r. SB
cor Nineteenth and Mission
Ferno Henry, barkeeper, r. 735 Green
Ferot Felix, baker, r. 7 Prospect PI
Ferraioli Louis, hairdressing saloon 13 Montgomery
Av, r. 731 Bryant
Ferraioli Vicenzo, crayon artist, r. 116 Taylor
FERRAI. ROBERT, judge City Criminal Court
chambers. City Hall second iloor, r. 2518 Cal
Ferrall William P., r. 131 Wilder
Ferrau Bridget, furnished rooms, 106 Sixth
Ferran James H., salesman Cohnreich Bros. r. 106
Sixth
Ferran Jean, knifegrinder, r. 1337 Dupont
Ferran John S., clerk, r. 106 Sixth
Ferran Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 106 Sixth
Ferran Mercien, laborer L. Lautheaume, r. 1337 Dud
Ferrau Lawrence, liquor saloon 777 Mission, r. 106
Sixth
Ferrara Francisco, laborer, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Ferrara Giobatista, dump cart, r. 4>4 Scotland
Ferrara Giovanni, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Ferrara Louis, dairyman Roland Bros, NE cor Fell
and Shrader
Ferrara Salvador, fish dealer, r. 7(; Front
Ferrari Antonio, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Ferrari Bartolome, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Ferrari Rafaelo, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Ferralti Antoine, milk dairy, N s Islais Creek, nr San
Bruno Boad
Ferre Antonio, stripper Ygual & Co., r. 1337 Dupont (
Ferre G. U., clerk Custom House, r. 887 Fifteenth
Ferrea Giovanni, vegetables, 43 Colombo Market
Ferren Bernard (Dever & Ferrenl, r. 525 Fourth
Ferrenbach H., jailor County Jail
Ferreuback Otto, clerk, r. 1U52 Howard
Ferreus Allen, boxmaker, r. 735 Brannan
FERRER H., oculist, aurist and laryngoscopiat,
office and r. 304 Sutter
Ferrer John M., clerk, r. 1810 Pine
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Pumishings.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Ferrer Julius, physician, office and r. 304 Sutter
Ferrer Manuel Y., teacher guitar, r. 1810 Pine
Feirera A. J. Mrs. r. r>'28 Bush
Ferrera Aiitone, peddler, r. 1020 Montgomery, rear
Ferrera Francisco, sacristan Guadalupe Church, r.
908 Broadway
FiTrera Louis, laborer, r. 1020 Montgomery, rear
Ferrera Luigi, laborer, 1018 Montgomery, rear
Ferrera Luigi, vegetables, r. 13 Bannam PI
; Ferrera Nicolas, fisherman, r. S s Union, bet Sansom
and Battery
Ferrere Annie (wino-w) , r. 5 Sonoma PI
Ferreri At. ellie, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Ferreria A. L., r. 1117 Montgomery
Ferretti G. B., wood and coal, 1515 Pacific
Ferretto Guiseppe, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Ferri^ Francois, waiter, 420 Jackson
Ferrie Melville, clerk Folsom Street Pharmacy, r. 874
Fulsom
Ferrie William, r. 620 Pine
Ferrie. See Ferry
Ferrier E., coachman, r. 1 Gaveu
Terrier Elizabeth (widow) , r. 573 Minna
FERRIER JOHN S., butcher 44-15 Grand Cen-
tral Market, r. 519 3^ Stevenson
Ferrin Stephen, steamboatman, r. 311 East
Ferrini Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5Jti Kearny
Ferrini Bartholomew, cook Ferrini & Perrini, r. 248
Sutter
Ferrini Joseph (Ferrini & Perrini) , r. 248 Sutter
Ferrini & Perrini (Joseph Ferrini and Gotard Per-
rini) , restaurant, 250 Sutter
Ferris Anson S., physician, office and r. 832 Howard
Ferris Crawford, bricklayer, r. 1723 Eddy
Ferris Daniel, r. Bruns' Hotel
Ferris David, shoemaker, (523 Merchant
Ferris David C, mining, office 320 Sansom, room 10,
r. 1308 Jackson, Oakland
Ferris Edwin K., merchant, r. 42 Hawthorne
Ferris Frank, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 114
Turk
Ferris George, clerk Folger, Schilling & Co., r, 1288
Harrison
Ferris George E., clerk G. A. Davis, r. 42 Hawthorne
Ferris John, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, r. Sacra-
mento
Ferris Josiah, clerk, r. 153 Shipley
Ferris Maria (widow), dressmaker, r. 1188 Harrison
Ferris Maiy, groceries and liquors, ()29 Howard
Ferris Michael, waiter, r. 29 Jessie
Ferris Richard, deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. Clipper Hotel
Ferris Samuel A., salesman James Connelly & Co., r.
217 Bush
Ferris William H., freight agent California Transpor-
tation Co., r. 1724 Pacific Av
Ferro John, cook Thomas M. Holt. r. 13 Sutter
Ferry Clinton P., special agent New Zealand Insur-
ance Co., office 307 California, r. Oakland
Ferry Edwaid, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
Ferry Edward, teamster F. Barnard & Co., r. 909 Bat-
terj', rear
Ferry Kate, domestic, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
Ferry Lodging House, Mrs. F. Cornelesou proprie-
tress, 13 Clay
Ferry T., rammer Superintendent of Streets
Ferry. See Ferrie
Ferugiaro Andrew, huckster, r. E s Church, bet Mar-
ket and Fifteenth
Ferugiaro Angelo, vegetable gardens, cor Thirty-
second and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Ferugiaro Antonio, gardener Gregorio Perazzo, r. nr
German Hospital
Ferugiaro Antonio, vegetables, 3G Colombo JIarket
Ferugiaro Frank, gardener, r. Hermann, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Ferugiaro (Uovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Ferugiaro Natalie, vegetables, 15 Colombo Mai-ket, r.
13 Bannam PI
Ferugiaro Stefano, gardener, r. Ridley, nr Fillmore
Feryez Auguste, cook, r. 834 Vallejo, rear
Fesseuden Sewell H. (R.A.Swain & Co.), r. Boston
Fesshuar William, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers &
Co., r. 1885 Mission
Fessler Benjamin, dairyman E. H. Knight, r. 2221
Greenwich
yessler Frank, conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1122
Larkin
Feseler Frank, milker Hubert Lustenberger, r. N s
Virginia Av, betLundy Lane and Prospect. Av
Fest Oscar L., scenic artist Adelphi Theater, r. 316
Sixth
Fetcer Frederick, tailor, r. 1401 Powell
Fetsch Brothers (Charles and Desire), tanners and
curriers, S S Preeit;i Av, ur San Bruno Road
Fetsch Charles (Fetsch Brothers) , r. 404 Larkin
Fetsch Desire (Fetsch Brothers), r. Precita Av, nr
San Bruno Road
Fetsch Eugenie Mme., dressmaker, r. 404 Larkin
Fetsch Jacob, cabinetmaker, r. 271 First
Fetsch John, restaurant, r. 211 J^ Geary
Fett Charles, groceries and liquors, 931 Folsom, r.
934 Folsom
Fetter Adrianna W. (widow) , r. 412 Octavia
Fetter Hlva C, clerk Isaac F. Eaton & Son, r. 412
Octavia
Fetier Emma Miss, r. 412 Octavia
Fetterly Zenas, miller, r. 103<i llausch
Fetters Andrew, peddler, r. S s Caliifornla Av, nr
Howard, Bernal Heights
Fety Claude B., engraver jewelry and watch cases, 417
Kearny, r. Oakland
Fetz Joseph, foreman S. Lachman & Co., r. 1713 Bu-
chanan
Fetzer George J., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
Colonnade House
Fetzer Thomas M., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
r. Colonnade House
Feuck Otto A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Feuerbach John, butcher The Baldwin, r. 103 Mason
Feuillan John (F. Thomas & Co.), r. Oakland
FLUillard Emile, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r.
Ill Virginia
Feuren Jacob H., laborer, r. 533 Bryant
Fe<iry Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R. r. 320 Clem
Feusier Edward, merchant, r. G25 Green
Feusier Henry, policeman City Hall, r. 9173^ Filbert
Feusier Louis (Martin, Feusier & Steffani), r. 1027
Green
Feutrier Franfais, r. 1027 Dupont
Fevre August, waiter Michael Deutsch, r. California
Hotel
Fevrier John P., clerk Roturier & Zabaldano, r. SE
cor Kearny and Pacific
Fey Conrad, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 405 Union
Fey George P., candymaker H. Goldstein & Co.
Fey Henry, woodsawyer, r. 037 Broadway, rear
Fey John, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r. 10
Boardman PI
Fey John, pianoworker, Jacob Zech, r. 25 Lilly Av
Fey. See Fahey and Fay
Fiala Bertha Miss, saleslady Mrs. Ida Fiala, r. 1512
Polk
Fiala Ida Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 1512 Polk
Fiala John T., draughtsman U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 1512 Polk
I Fiala Theodore, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 1512
I Polk
I Fice Frederick J., clerk Robert W.Mayers, r. 1646 Polk
I Fice Richard, groceries and liquors, 28 3^ Stevenson At
Ficht Charles, laborer, r. 28 Clinton
Fichtaller John, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 638
Jessie
Fichter Georges, with P. Priet, r. 423 Filbert
Ficbtner Augusta Miss, r. 604 Fell
Fichtner F. Mrs. (widow) , r. 604 Fell
Fichtner Gustav, salesman W. Ehrenjifort, r. 504 Fell
Fick John F., elerk Lohman & Coghill, r. 1428 Pacific
Fiekeu Henry (Eureka Soda Works) , r. 525 Ivy Av
Ficken Lewis (Larkin & Fickcn), r. 414 Natoma
Ficken Mardn, blacksmith, r. 414 Natoma
Fickes Albert, sashmaker Excelsior Planing Mills, r.
212 Seventh
Fickett Clarence A., helper Pacific Iron Works, r. 361
Jessie
Fickett James E., teamster Risdon I. and L. Worki,
r. 210 Harrison
Fickiuger Phillip, laborer, r. 529 Valencia
Fidanza Luigi , speculator, r. 1232 Dupont
Fiddis George, foreman United Carriuge Co.,r. 12Capp
Fiddis Robert A., driver United Carriage Co., r. 19 Hub-
bard
Fideman G. driver Market St. R. R.
li.'gK' HeiiryU., malster H. Westerfield, cor Minne-
sctaaud Nevada avs
FIELD A. & SONS., shoe tacks and nails, uphol-
steri rs' tsiks, etc., 511 Market
Field Alfred B. (Richardson & Field), r. 1414 Tiiylor
Field Alb(rt E., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 551 First
Field Anders F., policeman City Hall, r. 324 Austin
BEAMISirS Shirts— Instructions for Self-measurement on Application.
ANDEESON & EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
FIE
318
FIN
Field Asa W., secretary Golden City Chemical Worts,
oface 142 Montgomery, r. 314 Ellis
Field Byron G., clerk William M. Searby, r. 850 Market
Field Charles, commissioner S. F. r.D.,oiace Old City
Hall, lirst floor, r. (355 Harrison
Field Charles, marblepolisher John Sweeney, r. 20 Ann
Field Chamicey, r. 1143 Folsom
Field Duane W., drayman Howes & Pitts, r. 636 Post
Field Edward A., captain Fom'th Artillery U. S. A., r.
Presidio Barracks
Field George D., r. Graham House
Field George L., r. 620 Filbert
Field Hampton S., salesman Anderson & Randolph, r.
328 O'Farrell
Field Jennie E. (widow), shoefitter H. M. Couch, r.
2315 Howard
Field John E., lineman Cal. Electrical Works, r. 1511
Jackson
Field Nelse, starter California St. K. R., r. 1313 Sacra-
mento, rear
Field Ragua, domestic 828 McAllister
Field S. H., student Dr. Henry Gibbons, r. Oakland
Field Stephen D., eleetrician Cal. Electrical Works,
r. 2321 California
FIELD STEPHEN J., associate Justice U. S.
Supreme Court, and presiding judge Ninth Ju-
dicial Circuit, oihce 2 U. S. Court Building, r.
Washington, D. C.
Field Thomas, artist, 608 Market, room 24, r. 9 Post
Field Thomas A., clerk, r. 11 Freelon
Field Timothy, varnisher Lockhart & Porter, r. 539
Minna
Field T. J., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r. 641
Fourth
Field William A., r. 516 Stevenson
Fieldeu Fielden, engineer, r. S s Humboldt, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Fielder James A., rigger and stevedore, r. cor Mission
and Steuart
Fielding Abraham T., engineer, r. 1 Locust Av
Fielding John C, photographic printer George D.
Morse, r. Oakland
Fielding Samuel M., commercial traveler, r. 926 Mc-
Allister
Fields Eugene, painter, r. W 8 Twenty-eighth, bet
Sanchez and Church
Fields Frank, seaman, r. King Street House
Fields J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Fields Isaiah, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 247 Stevenson
Fields James B., prop. American Glass and Powder
Works, cor H and Seventh Av, nr Golden Gate
Park, oihce 13 Fremont
Fields James L., mining secretary, office 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 3-4, r. 1023 Hyde
Fields Jeremiah, laborer, r. 1039 Hampshire
Fields John, expressman, NE cor Pine and Kearny, r.
210 Jones
Fields John, seaman, r. l-;! Fifth Av
Fields John, waiter G. M. Shores
Fields John L., cook George Dawson & Co., r. 25 Pros-
spect PI
Fields John M., first officer S. S. Ancon, r. 13 Fifth Av
Fields Richard A., porter George S. Dodge, r. Ill
Prospect PI
Fields Thomas W., policeman City Hall, r. 735 Union
Fielitz Henry, with William Fielitz, r. 251 Fourth
Fielitz William, groceries and liquors, 259 Fourth, r.
251 Fourth
Fierro Adali Miss, r. 1013 Clay
FIERRO FELiIPE, proptr and editor La Voz del
Nuevo Mundo, office 625 Merchant, r. 1013 Clay
Fierro Felipe Jr., compositor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, r. 1013 Clay
Fierro Ruppel Miss, r. 1013 Clay
Fies John, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 930 Har
Fiesher Frederick, sUoemaker, 602 Nineteenth, r. 123
Nineteenth
Fife George S., mining, office 405 California, r. 438 Post
Fife Nelson, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1159
Seventh, Oakland
Fife. See Fyfe
Fifleld Daniel, engineer Southern Pac. K.^., r. 1929
Howard
Fifield Gardner, engineer Sutter St. R. K., r. Creed-
more House
Fifield William H. (Bishop & Fifield) , attorney at law,
office 306 Piue, r. 20 Bond
Fifteenth Avenue Extension (Board of Commission-
ers), J. F. McQuade secretary, office 59-60 Mer-
chant.s' Exchange
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT COURT, 8 Mont-
gomery Av, third floor
Fifth Avenue Hotel, Bernard Lagrave & Co. proptrs,
cor Fifth and Railroad Avs, South S. F.
FIFTH STREET FURNITURE MANUFAC-
TURING CO., (E.Kihu and J. H. Kinu), 545-547
Fifth
Figari Giuseppe. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
FIGARO (dr.imatic daily), JohuP. Bogardus editor
and proptr, office 532 Merchant
Figaro Louis Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1557 Kearny
Figel Arthur, clerk, r. 12 Oa^
Fiijel Edgar P., bookkeeper J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 12
Oak
Figel Joseph, baker, r. 609 Jackson
FIGEL. JOSEPH, clothier and merchant tailor,
211 Montgomery, r. 1414 McAllister
Figel Oscar, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 12 Oak
Figel Samuel, insurance broker, office 409 California,
r. 12 Oak
Figer Benedict (Figer Brothers) , r. 828 Pacific
FIGER BROTHERS (Benedict and Joseph),
proptrs California Brush Factory, 615 Sacramento
Figer Joseph (Figer Brothers), r. 828 Pacific
Figgins Mary A. Mrs., stewardess, r. 1205 Stockton
Fighe Patrick, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Figoni Augustine, laborer, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Figoni Francisco, gardener Angelo Boittano, r. Visita-
cion Valley, bet Mission and San Bruno Koad
Figoni Giovanni, gardener .\ngelo Boittano, r. Visita-
cion Valley, but Mission and San Bruno Road
Figoni Giuseppi, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Figueroa J. D., barber Alexander L. Saucedo
Figuiere Joseph, clerk Post-oflice, r. 1302 Stockton
Fike Nathan, salesman Stejjhen Sweetser, r. Oakland
Filbert Charles I., laborer, r. 12 Boardman PI, rear
Filbert Michael, storekeeper Cosmopolitan Hotel, r.
224 Minna
Filbon Michael, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 25
Minna
Filey William, plumber Palace Hotel, r. 223 Minna
Filgate Henry P., porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 367
Minna
Filippe T. B., teacher languages Barnard's Business
College, r. 263«j Kearny
Filippini Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5M Kearny
Filkin William, Jour. Ship^v^ight8' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Filkins Charles W., traveling salesman J. M. Wyatt
& Co., r. Rnss House
Fillebrowne Almira B. (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 429
Tehama
Fillebrowne Clark, r. 429 Tehama
Fillebrowne George C, superintendent Station C, S.
F. Post-office, r. 1909 Stevenson
Fillers I'rank, switchman Central Pac. R. R., r. 618
Fourth
Filligen John, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
FilliotFrank, liams and bacon, 115 Sixth
Fillmer Jeremiah, willow works, 638 and 656 Market,
r. Post Street House
Fillmore Frederick, foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r.
252 Octavia
Fillmore St. Wharf, foot Fillmore
Filmer William, foreman electrotyping department
Painter & Co., r. 450 Guerrero
Filter Fritz, waiter, r. 18 First
Fily Ann T. Mrs., cook, r. 26;<i Kearny
Fiuberg Louis, jeweler B. Morris & Co., r. 912 Jackson
Finch Charles N., student Heald's Business College
Finch James E., teamster E. i: H. Molfat, r. Twelfth
Av, South S. F
Finch John H., hackman, r. 331 Third
Finch John N., shlpjoiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
Seventeenth Av, bet 1 and J, South S. F
Finch Solomon, veterinary surgeon, r. 134 Ridley
Finch William G. (Finch & Hall) ,r. 26 M
Finch William U., salesman Fechheimer & Steele, r.
West Oakland
Finch & Hall (William G. Finch and Gardiner S.
Hall) , restaurant, 522 California
Finck Adam, cabinetmaker L. &E. Emanuel, r. Har-
mony Hotel
FINCK GEORGE, watches, jewelry and silver-
ware, NAV cor Kearny and Geary, r. 630 Ellis
Finck Henry (Finck .vc Guudlach), r. NE cor Union
and Montgomery
Finck Henry C, collee and spice manufactory, 2304
Mission
Finck Henry D., clerk Finck & Gundlach, r. 1312 Dup
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Tine Neck Wear
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
FIN
319
FIN
Finck Johu, ship chandler, r. 428 Broadway
Fiuck Julius (Will & Finck) , r. IC'21 Dupont
Finck William H., watchmaker George Finck, r. 630
Ellis
Finck & Gundlach (Henry Finck and Frederick Gund-
lack), niauufs candies, 1312 Dupont
Finck. See Fink and Finke
Fiucke Henry, paperhanger, r. 412 Francisco
Findeisen August, carpenter, 248 Market, r. 527 Min
Findlay James W., ticket auditor Southern Bac. R. K.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 35, r.
518 Jones
Findlay. See Finley
Fiudley Edward, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 26
Turk
Fiudley James, clerk Southern Pac. E. R., 518 Jones
Findley Thomas, office 211 Sansom, room 5, r. 1132
Sutter
Findley. See Finley
Fine Adolphus E., bootfinisher Porter, Oppenheimer
k Slessinger, r. 793 Misson
Fine Charles, r. 1003 Sutter
Fine John, carrier S. F. Abend Post, r. 535 California
Finerty Thomas, liquor saloon, Meiggs' Wharf, r. 723
Vallejo, rear
Finerty. See Finnerty
Finfrock Michael, carpenter William H. W'olf, r. Park
Hotel
Finger Herman, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 616 3^ Linden
Fingers John A. M., cook etm Salinas, r. 528 Vallejo
Finiel Emil, gatekeeper French Hospital, Ss Bryant,
between Fifth and Sixth
Finigan Bernard, shoemaker, 526 Valencia
Finigan Holmes, iJhysician, office and r. 545 Jackson
Finigan. See Fmnegan and Finnigau
Finiuger Ralph, bookkeeper John Westall, r. Alameda
Fink Alonzo W (Terwilliger & Fink) , r. 1015 Vallejo
Fink Charles, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, r. 711 O'Farrell
Fink Conrad, djpftsman J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r. 234
Capp
Fink Ellen H. (widow) , r. 733 Tehama
Fink Henrietta, domestic 613 Powell
Fiuk Henry (Muth & Fink) , r. 1129 Folsom
Fink James 1.. (Burr & Fink) , r. 118 Jones
Fink John, butcher, r. 515 Sacramento
Fiuk John, laborer Hentrich & Thyarks,r. 1417 Larkin
Fink Otto A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Fink Tiieodore, jeweler D. W'. Laird
Fiuk. See Finck and Finke
Finkbeiner George, tinware, crockery and oils, 1429
Dupont
Finke Ann ( widow), manuf California champagne, 809
Montgomery, r. 814 Montgomery
Finke H., r. 620 Bush
Finke Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Baker
Finkeldey Charles (Balz Brothers, Hommel & Finkel-
dey) , r. E s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-elxth
and Twenty-seventh
Finken Richard, clerk F. Dahmke, r. SE cor Berry
and Ritch
Finkenstedt Henry, fancy goods, 1307 Stockton
Finking Richard, merchant tailor, 222 O'Farrell
Finkler Carl C. (widow), r. 2740 Folsom
Finkler Henry C, bailiff Supreme Court of California,
r. 2740 Folsom
Finlan John, cook Tug Transit, Howard St.Wharf
Finlay Alexander, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Finlay John (George Taaflfe & Co.) , 420 Mont, room 5
Finlayson George, clerk Wynne, Lowth & Co., r. 100
Jones
Finlayson James, merchant, r. The Baldwin
Finlayson James R.. r. 1512 Jones
Finlayson John, quartermaster O. & O. S. S. Australia
Finley David, carpenter, r. 129 Freelon
Finley David, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
Finley Henry, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Finley Henry, seaman, r. 239 Steuart
Finley James, pile driver, r. 154 Silver
Finley Joel K. (Joel K. Finley & Co.), r. Oakland
FINLEY JOEII. K. & CO., law, collection, and
real-estate, 720 Market
Finley John, coachman John Wieland, r. 100 Tehama
Finley John, real-estate, r. SE cor Jones and Chestnut
Finley Johu, waiter stm City of Stockton, Washing-
ton St.Wharf
Finley John B., foreman Broadway U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, r. Alameda
Finley Margaret L. (widow) , r. 644 Filbert
Finley Martin, laborer, r. 734 Natoma
Finley Nicholas, laborer, r. 22 Rausch, rear
Finley Patrick, laborer, r. 12 Sherwood PI
Finley R., manuf Wolcott Remedies, office 115 Leid
Fiuley Richard (Finley and Stephan),r, SE cor Fran-
cisco and Leavenworth
Finley Robert, butcher Michael J. Kelly, r. 15 Bjide-
man
Finley Robert E., surveyer. r. 22 Geary
Finley Thomas E., contractor, NW cor Octavia and
Washington
Finlev William W., shipsteward, r. 5 Broadwav
FINLEY <fc STEPHAN (Richard Finley and John
G. Stephan), butchers, 1-2 California Market
Finley. See Findlay and Findley
Finn Albert W., foreman repairs Western Union Tel.
Co., r. Oakland
Finn Alexander, carpenter, r. 702 Clementina
Finn Bridget Miss, domestic 321 Fourth
Finn David A, printer and extraman hoseNo.4S. F.
F. D., r. 920 Jackson
Finn David A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 920 Jackson
Finn Edward, lamplighter S.F. Gas Light Co.
Finn Ella Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. Na-
toma, bet Eleventh and Lafayette
Finn J. J., conductor Market St. R. R
Finn James, carpenter, r. 714 J^ Clementina
Finn James, gi'oceries and liquors, 241 Eighth
Finn James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Finn James M., seaman, r. 8 Fifth Av
Finn James T., teamster. 44 Steuart, r. 419 Natoma
Finn James W., inspector o^ meters S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 513 Howard
Finn Jeremiah, laborer James McGlone, r. S s FeU,
bet Devisadero and Scott
Finn Jeremiah, t>-amster, r. 15 Chesley
Finn John, extraman Engine Co. No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
S s California, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Finn John, fitter Columijla Foundry, r. 242' Fremont
Finn John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., i: 67 Clem-
entina, rear
FINN JOHN F., attorney at law, office 636 Clay. r.
1110 Leavenworth
Finn John H., teamster Charles Warren, r. 239 Ninth
Finn John J., brassmolder William T. Garratt, r. 415
Green
Finn Kate Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 1825 O'Far-
rell
Finn Margaret (widow) , r. 513 Howard
Finn Margaret Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Mahoney,
r. 513 Howard
Finn Mary, chambermaid Russ House
Finn Mary, domestic, 211 Turk
Finn Michael, bootcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.937
Eighth
Finn Nicholas J., r. NE cor Post and Mason
Finn Samuel, driver Henry Schweriu, r. County Line,
bet Mission and Sau Bruno Road
Finn Sarah, domestic 1220 Valencia
Finn Seberina (widow) , r. 415 Green
Finn Samuel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Finn Thomas, teamster, r. 537 Fulton
Finn Thomas B., r. 1114 Sacramento
Finn Thomas B., bookkeeper John Foley & Co., r. 867
Mission
Finn Timothy, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 2 Good-
sell PI
Finn "Timothy, porkpacker, r. 10 Boardman PI
Finn William, laborer Hancock k Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Colombia
Finnau Michael, teamster, r. Ws Dolores, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-Second
Finnan. See Finnin
Finnegan Annie (widow), r. 144 Natoma
Finnegan Daniel H., coachman, 2324 Pacific Av
Finnegan Daniel H. Mrs., domestic 2324 Pacific Av
Finnegan Dennis, porter A. C. Dieti k Co., r. 260 Stev
Finnegan Edward, plasterer, r. 119 Dore
Finnegan H. J., mailing clerk Post-office, r. 626M Jessie
Finnegan James, clerk Thomas Counelly, r. 411 Oak
Finnegan James, painter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Finnegan John, foreman Andrew Geishaker, r. 28
Minna
Finnegan John, groceries and liquors, 137 Hayes
Finnegan John, machinist, r. 231 Second
Finnegan John, melter, melter and refiner's dept. T7.
S. Mint, r. 553 Tehama
Finnegan John J., expressman, r. S s Brosnan, nr
Valencia
EEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment.
ANDEESON «S; EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
FIN
320
ns
Firnegan Margaret, domestic 2007 Howard
Fiunegan Mary, dressmaker, r. 263 Tehama
Finnegan Mary, dresf^maker, r. 2208 Geary
Finnegan Mary, domestic, r. 1305 Gough
Finnegan Michael, laborer, r.397 Eighth
Finnegan Owen, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 61 Te-
hama
Finnegan Peter, laborer, r. 25 Sumner
Finnegan Peter, special policeman, r. 1118 Sac
Finnegan Thomas, compositor B.icon & Co., r. i Free-
Ion
Finnegan Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Finnegan Thomas, collector Front St. Wharf, r. 1118
Sacramento
Finnegan. See Finnigan and Finigan
Finnegass Henry, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 626 Eddy
Finnen August, clerk Ferdinand Wortmann, r. 101
Prospect PI
Finnen John, clerk Ferdinand Wortmann, r. 625 Pine
Fmneran Patrick, laborer, r. N s Cortland Av, bet
California and Prospect Av
Finnerty James, cutter E. Detriok & Co., r. 244 Jessie
Finnerty James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 528
Pacific
Finnerty James, porter The Baldwin, r. 328 Jessie
Finnerty James, with David Daly, r. 253 Market
Finnerty James E., shoemaker, r. 9 Natoma
Finnerty John, bootmaker Porter Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. 9 Natoma
Finnerty John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Finnerty John, waiter A. W. Wilson, r. 217 Stevenson
Finnerty John J., butcher, r. 217 Stevenson
Finnerty Michael, blacksmith helper, r. 42 First
Finnerty Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
106 First
Finnerty. See Finerty
Finney James, laborer, r. Turk Street Hotel
Finney James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Finney John, paver Superintendent ot Streets
Finney Josiah T., r. 1709 Mason
Finney Nathaniel S., painter, r. NE cor Meiggs Wharf
and Francisco
Finnej- Oliver C, hairdresser Anton Zorb, r. 412 Pac
Finnie David H., hackman Occidental Hotel, r. Frank
PI
Finnie Robert D., student Heald's Business College
Finnigan Anna, domestic 1419 California
Finnigan Anne Miss, domestic 845 Mission
Finnigan Catherine, ladies' nurse, r. 42 Julia
Finnigan Daniel, laborer Southern Pao. R. R. Depot,
r. 18G3 Stevenson
Finnigan Frank, laborer, r. 543 Natoma
Finnigan Hugh, painter, r. 70 Jessie, rear
Finnigan James, r. Terminal Hotel
Finnigan James, wireworker Cal, Wire Works, r. 435
Pine
Finnigan James C, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Oakland
Finnigan John, salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co.,r. Buss
House
Finnigan Mary, domestic 125 Seventh
Finnigan P., trackman, Omnibus R. R.
Finnigan Roseana, liquor saloon, 43 Sacramento
Finnigan Thomas, laborer, r. 328 Third, rear
Finnigan Timothy, quarryman Digging Bros., r, 2512
Sutter
Fin:iigau. Sie Finigan and Finnegan
Finnin E len Mrs., r. 563 Mission
Finuin .John 1., pressm in Alta California, r. .563 Mis-
sion
Finnin Michael, formcarrier Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 563 Mission
Finnin Thomas F., policeman City Hall, r. 503 Miss
Finnin. See Finnan
Finst.-rbusch Charles G., weaver, r. 7^ Geneva
lintel H., porter Hotel llhein, 909 Kearay
Fintel William, laborer Diilldorf & Co., r. 648 Mission
Finucane John, tailor, r. 25 Glover
Fiole Antonio, janitor, r. 31 Hinckley
Firancesconj Josexih, r. 826 Jackson
Firderer William, bookkeeper Patent Brick Co., oflfice
513 Montgcjiucry, r. 34 Eddy
i FIRE AI^ARM AND POI^ICE TELEGRAPH,
Exenipt Fire Co's Building. Bnnhani PI
Fire Association of Philadelphia, Charles A. Laton,
agent, office 405 f'alitornia
FIRE DEPARTMENT, CHIEF ENGINEER,
office Old City Hall, first ffi.or
FIRE DEPAItTJ>IENT COMMISSIONERS,
office Old City Hall, first floor
FIRE DEPARTMENT CORPORATION
YARD, 50 Sacramento
FIRE MARSHAL., office 18 Old City Hall Third
floor
FIRE UNDERW^RITERS ASSOCIATION
OF THE PACIFIC, J. W. Staples secretary,
office 401 California
FIRE UivDERWRITERS BOARD OF SAN
FRANCISCO, Charles D. Haven secretary, of-
fice 416 Caliiornia
Firebaugh Henry C. (Earll & Firebaugh) , attorney at
law, office 528 California, r. 2509 Clay
FIREMANS' FUND INSURANCE CO. (fire and
marine), David J. Staples president, Aljiheus Bull
vice-president, George D. Dornin secretary, ofilce
401 California cor Sansom
FIREMANS' FUND INSURANCE CO'S
BUILDING, SW cor Sansom and California
Finnin Henrv. liquor saloon 1111 Duijont
Firmin John'L. E. , gasfitter 705 Market, r. 224 O'Far-
rell
Firmin Lewis, bronzer John L. E. Firmin, r. S s Thir-
tieth, bet Bartlett and Warren
Firmin. See Fiirman
Firnhaber Etta Miss, r. 620 5<i Minna
Firnkas John, varnisher and polisher Charles M.
Plum & Co., r. 27 O'Farrell
Firrens Allen, boxmaker, r. Harmony Hotel
FIRST NATIONAL GOLD BANK OF SAN
FRANCISCO, R. C. Wnolworth president, E.
D. Morgan cashier. 319 Montgomery cor Summer
FIRST STREET HOUSE, Matthaus Hofmann
proptr, 64-66 First
Firth Charles, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N s North Point, nr Larkin
Firth Jo'seph B,, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 12
Guy PI
Firth Joseph Kirk, draftsman Pac. Iron Works, r. 12
Guy PI
Firth Peter S., wire drawer Cal. Spring Manuf Co.,
r. N s Howard, bet Second and Third
Firth William S., hostler, r. 127 Jack^n
Firth. See Fuith
FiS';hbeck Herman (Fischbeck & Smith), r. W s Utah,
bet Sixteenth and Santa Clara
Fischbeck John, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,r.
1217 Mason
Fischbeck Nicholas A., cabinetmaker George Fischer,
r. 864 FolBom
Fischbeck & Smith (Herman Fischbeck and Irwin E.
Smith;, proptrs New England Soap Works, SE cor
Utah and Si.xteenth
Fischel J., peddler, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Fischel. See Fishel
Fischer A., fancygoods, 1510 Dupont
Fischer A. S. (widow), r. 601 Treat Av
Fischer Agues Mrs., dressmaker, 1510 Dupont
Fischer Alexander, hairdressing saloon, 923 Mont-
gomerj', r. 1218 Kearny
Fischer August, bookkeeper J. W. Cox & Co., r. 917
Greenwich
Fischer Augusta, domestic 810 Jackson
Fischer Brothers (Isaac and Robert) , cigar manufs,
216 Perry
Fischer Carl, clerk J. B. Golly & Co., r. 1715 Stockton
Fischer Charlep, Musical Fund Soc, 539 California
Fischer Charles A., stock clerk Banner Bros., r. 1806
Mason
Fischer Charles H., r. 414 Francisco
Fischer Elise Miss, teacher music, r. 316 Jones
Fischer Emil A. (Schulz k Fischer) , r. 2211 Devisa-
dero
Fischer Ernest, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Fischer Eugene E.. silverplater Schulz & Fischer, r.
2211 Devisadero
Fischer F., compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. Oakland
Fischer Francis, teacher music, r. 103 Van Ness Av
Fischer Frank X., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 18
First
Fischer Frank H., waiter Charles Pechin, r. 813 Mont
Fischer Franz, musician, r. 617 Jones
Fischer Frederick, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.
Alameda
Fischer Frederick, shoemaker, r. 123 Nineteenth
Fischer Frederick, teacher music, r. 103 Van Ness Av
Fischer Frederick W. Rev., pastor Emanuel Church
of the Evangelical Association, r. 538 Jessie
Fischer George (Becker & Fischer) , r. 327 Geary
Fischer George, jiroptr Centennial Chair Factory, 866
Brannan, r. 742 Howard
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 I^tg'7 St, Manf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Unden/rwr.
Cntleiy at GEO. LOOMS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Eeamy St
FIS
321
FIS
Fischer HeDry, cooper Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1107
Montgomery
Fischer Isaac (Fischer Brothers), r. 216 Perry
Piacher J. D., laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Fischer Jennie Miss, assistant Laguna Honda Primary
School, r. 130y Jackson
Fischer John, tailor, 25 Morton
Fischer Julius, barkeeper A. Ammann, r. 530 Bush
Fischer Julius, woodturner J. Kemp & Co., r. 719 San-
chez
Fischer Leopold, laborer Golden Gate Brewery, 717
Greenwich
Fischer Marie Miss, cicakmaker, 145 Post, r. 21 Anna
Fischer Morris, expressman, r. 1309 Jackson
Fischer N., driver J. Guudlach k Co., r. 40 Tehama
Fischer Nicholas, hairdressiug saloon, 134 Post, r. Post
Street House
Fischer Oscar, porter Wieland Bros., r. 1107 Mont
Fischer Oscur, tailor, r. 3 Quincy PI
Fischer Robert (Fischer Brothers), r. 21G Perry
FISCHER SIGMUXD, furniture, bedding, etc.,
113 Third
Fischer William, shoemaker, 1005 Kearny
Fischer. See Fisher
Fish A. L. & Co. (Frank H. Fish), Knowles' patent
steam pumps, machinists' tools, etc., 9-11 First
Fish Arthur L. (A. L. Fish is: Co.) , r. 593 Ellis
Fish C, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Fish Charles F., clerk, r. 719 Natoma
Fish Charles H., president Consolidated Virginia Min-
ing Co., office 26 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Fish Daniel, tailor, r. 13 Jasper PI
Fish Edward P., collector James T. White & Co., r.
1134 Broadway
Fish Frank A., purser stm Julia, Washington Street
Wharf
Fish Frank H. (A. L. Fish & Co.) , r. 607 Ellis
Fish George, f. 538 Minua
Fish Henry, steward, r. Sailors' Home
Fish Henry P., carpenter, r. 1120 Vallejo
Fish Isaac, blacksmith, r. 10 Bonita
FISH JAMES H., agent Meigs Lumber Co., cor
Sixth and King, and Pier 1, Steuart, r. Oakland
Fish Julius N., cigars and tobacco, 58 Second, r. 142
PeiTy
Fish Lawrence E., compositor, r. 611 Folsom
Fish L.W., electric magnetic physician, office and r.
225 Bush
Fish Nathan, books and stationery, 60 Second, r. 142
Perry
Fish Theodore J., bookkeeper A. W. Havens, r. Oakland
Fish Tnunau D., clerk George W. Anthony, r. 210 Ellis
Fish William, carpenter, r. 15 Ja Boardman PI
Fishbourne Jasper, bookkeeper Will & Finck, r. 218
Tyler
Fishbourne William H., painter Sutter St. R. E., r.
218 Tyler
Fishel Benjamin, porter Eosenbaxmi & Co., r. 518 Stev
Fishel Jacob, tailor, 9ti4 Howard
Fishel Morris, bout and shoemaker, 611 California, r.
24 Garden
Fishel Ko.~alie (widow) , r. 9 Kuss
Fishel. See Fischel
Fisher Abraham, merchant, r. 426 Fell
Fisher .Vdeline Miss, r. 426 Fell
Fisher Albert, compositor Daily Exchange, r. Oakland
Fisher Albert, laborer Wolf Bloom, r. E s Twentieth,
btt Shotwell and Folsom
Fisher Alexander C, janitor, r. 606 Mission
Fisher Amanda Miss, teacher, r. 2806 Howard
Fisher Andrew (Simpsi n & Fisher) , r. TOli Mont Av
Fisher Amli-ew, blaster Mariners' Benev. Assu, Druiuo'
Hall
Fisher Arthiir, clerk S. F. Trade Pro. Assn, r. 1410
Howard
Fisher August, musician, r. 228 Bush
Fisher Augustus C, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 505
Post
Fisher Benjamin, clerk, r. 518 Stevenson
Fisher Benjamin H., drayman Goodwin & Co., r. 920
Geary
Fisher 0. B. Mrs., r. 1132 Pine
Fisher Charles, carpenter, 1507 Pine
Fisher Charles, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 909 ."^ Harrison
Fisher Charl< s, waiter, r. 815 Montgomery
Fisher Charles A. (Fisher & Co.) , r. 611 Buish
Fisher Charles C, real-estate agent, office 218 Pine, r.
1313 Larkiu
Fisher Charles F., longshoreman, r. 297 Filbert
Fisher Charles W.. assayer, r. 34 Ellis
Fisher Charles W. student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, 120 Sutter
Fisher Clarence W., helper melter and refiner's dept
U. S. Mint. r. 216 Eighteenth
Fisher Daniel F., drayman, r. 749 Minna
Fisher E. Chipman. with William Hesse, Jr., SE cor
Kearny and Sutter
Fisher E., machinist, r. NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Fisher Edgar W., teamster Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
iV2H Shipley
Fisher Edward, grainer, r. 358 Brannan
Fisher Edwurd, carriagepainter Albert W. Best
Fisher Elizabeth (widow), r. 2806 Howard
Fisher Ellen (widow) , dressmaker, r. 270 Jessie
Fisher Elmira (widow), r. 749 Minna
Fisher Francis H., chief clerk U. S. Mint, r. 606 Leav-
enworth
Fisher Frank, hairdresser, 817 Battery, r. 917 Battery
Fisher Frederick, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. cor Twenty-eighth and Sanchez
Fisher George (Usher i Olsen), r. SW cor Jackson
and Virginia
Fisher George, bookkeeper, r. 1326 Kearny
Fisher George, carpenter, r. 9 Harlan PI
Fisher George, porter Joseph A. Lukln, r. 337 Jessie
Fisher George A., manufacturers' agent Henry C. Eger-
ton, r. 13 Glen Park Av
Fisher George B., milkman, r. 2627 Harrison
Fisher George H., barber, r. 529 Sacramento
Fisher George M., clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. 334
Bush
Fisher George P., carpenter Dominique Small, r. 403
Greenwich
Fisher George P., miner, r. 8333^ Geary
Fisher George W., r. 116 O'Farrell
Fisher George W., bookkeeper J. Bertz & Co., r. cor
Union and Kearny
Fisher George W., mining secretary, office 318 Pine,
room 20. r. Oakland
Fisher George W., packer Goodwin & Co., r. 2627 Har
Fisher Godfrey, salesman Son Bros., r. 318 Kearny
Fisher H., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Fisher Hari-y, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Fisher Henry, clgarmaker, r. 21 Anna
Fisher Henry, lumber siirseyor, r. 142)^ Fourth
Fisher Henry A., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock k Co.,
r. 427 Twenty-second
Fisher Henry I., clerk, r. 820 Union
Fisher Henry J., sexton Grace Church, r. 1308 Powell j
Fisher Herbert, teamster, r. SE cor Ninth and Minna j
Fisher Hermann C, scroll sawyer L. & E Emanuel, r. |
418 Brannan l
Fisher Homer, cook stm Alice Garratt. Washington !
St. Wharf I
Fisher Hugo, bookkeejier Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
305 Tyler
Fisher Hugh, engineer, r. 6 Bowie Av
Fisher Ida, hairdresser Mrs. E. H. Hubbard, r. 904 I
O'Farrell |
Fishtr I. S., clerk C. H. Meyer & Bros.. 30 Sansom
Fisher J. C, surgeon O. & O. S. S. Oceanic I
Fisher James, r. 904 Kearny '
Fisher James, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 426J^ FeU I
Fisher J. Henry, clerk James Paterson, r. Alameda •
Fisher Johu, bartender, r. 644 Filbert 1
Fisher John, longshoreman, r. 904 Kearny
Fisher John, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Dmids'
Hall
Fisher John, steward Alms House
Fisher John H., mauuf . French and German mustard,
509 Commercial, r. 2422 Bryant
Fisher John H. Jr., with John H. Fisher, r. 2422
Br J ant
Fisher John M., clerk County Tax Collector, p. 1308
Powell
Fls'jer John S., machinist, r. 1308 towell
Fisher Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 21 Anna
Fisher Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 133
Clara
Fl.«her Joseph, miner, r. 522 Pine
Fisher Joseph, shoemaker H. M. Couch, r. 2641 Mias
Fisher Joseph, speculator, r. 522 Pine
Fisher Kate Mrs., dressm^iker, r. 644 Filbert
Fisher Louis, r- 1132 Pine
Fisher Louis, butcher William Maessen. r. 147 Clara
Fisher Louis, clgarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
16 J^ Louisa
Fisher Louis, nightwatchman Eureka Grain Ware-
house, r. SW cor Montgomery and Lombard
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Fisher Louisa Miss, clerk Albert G. Nye, r. 13 Grand
Park Av
FISRER li. P., advertising agent, office 20-21
Merchant's Exchaage, r. Oakland
Fisher Malcolm, salesman, r. 561 Slission
Fisher Marcusc-, porter Albert Mau&Co., r. Twentieth,
bet Mission and Valencia
Fisher Martin, porter Albert Man & Co., r. Twentieth,
bet Mission and Valencia
Fisher Martin, sailmaker, r. 1314 Post
Fisher Mary Miss, domestic William Fritsch,E s Mis-
sion, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty- ninth
Fisher Mary Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Fisher Mary E. V. (widow) , r. 1563 3<; Mar ^et
Fisher Michael, apprentice Pacific Iron Works, r. 940
Folsom
Fisher Michael, barber Peter Fisher, r. 263 Clara
Fisher M. J., teacher languages, 2806 Howard
Fisher M. T., clerk, r. 24>^ Langton
Fisher Morton C, president Pacific Coast Dredging
and Reclamation Co., r. Loudon, England
Fisher Oscar, salesman Mrs. R. Plett, r. 212 Sutter
Fisher Peter, r. 419 East
Fisher Peter, hairdiessing saloon, 306 Fourth, r. 263
Clara
Fisher Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Fisher Philip I., cashier Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1610
Washington
Fisher Samuel, clothing and gents' furnishing good.s.
134 Third, r. 940 Fulsom
Fisher Samuel, Jr., telegraph operator Bay and Coast
Telegraph Co.. r. Alameda
Fisher Solomon, salesman Samuel Fisher, r. 940 Fol
Fisher Thomas A., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
O-cidental Hotel
Fisher Watson T., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
Alameda
Fisher William (Waller & Fisher) , r. 428 Drtimm
Fisher William, butcher, r. 435 Pine
Fisher William, vocalist, r. 217 Minna
Fisher William F., with John H. Fisher, r. 2422 Bry-
ant
Fisher William H., sui^erintendent Pacific Transfer
Co., office 110 Sutter, r. 114 Powell
Fisher William J. (W. J. Fisher & Co.), r. 526 Geary
Fisher William J., naturalist, r. 34 Ellis
Fisher W. J. & Co., wholesale liquors, 415 Front
Fisher William W., teamster Livingston & Co., r. 826
Harrison
FISHER Si CO. (Charles A. Fisher), hatters, 9
Montgomery
Fisher A: Olseu (George Fisher and John P. Olsen,)
restaurant, 902 Kearny
Fisher. See Fischer
Fishermen's Association, rooms 309 Broadway
Fishermen's Market, JiE cor Vallejo and Front
Fisk Asa, notebroker and capitalist, office 240 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. 526 Fell
Fisk Augustus, laborer, r. 1 Boardman
Fisk Charles E., compositor Edward Bosqui & Co.
Fisk George, iihotographcr, r. E s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Fisk Ida Miss, actress Buckley's Varieties
Fisk John B. (Peaie & Fisk) , r. 31 K.mdel PI
Fisk Leander D., bookkeeijer George I. Ives, r. 121
Ellis
Fi.-<k Mary A. (widow), r. 964 Mission
Fisk Thomas H., seaman, r. .526 Fell
Fiske Asa S. Rev., pastor Howard Street Presbyterian
Church, r. 235 San Jose Av
Fiske George, student University Mound College
FI8KK UEXRY G., metal and asphaltum roofer,
819 Market, r. 817 Mason
FISK E HENRY M., physician and school director,
office 652 Market, r. 610 Leavenworth
Fiske Homer W., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 220
Third
Fiske James, actor California Theater
Fiske John, r. 362 Third
Fiske William H., student State University, r. 610
Leavenworth
Fitth Gasper, liquor saloon. Railroad Av, bet Thirty-
third and Thirty-fourth avs. South S. F.
Fitch George, r. 721 California
Fitch George K. (S. F. Bulletin Co., and S. F. Call
Co.) , r. SW cor Powell and Bush
Fith G. L, physician, office and r. 2113 Fillmore
Fitch Henry S.. mining operator, office 240 Montgom-
ery, rooms 5-6
Fitch J. R., stockbroker, r. 1008 Van Ness Av
Fitch Morris, artist, r. 114 Turk
Fitch Oscar (Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.), r. Oak-
land
Fitch Reed, clerk general auditor's office Central Pac.
R. R., r. Oakland
Fitch Richmond, laborer, r. 1.535 Mission
Fitch Sherman L., police officer Eureka Dock, r. West
End House
Fitch ThaddeusS., superintendent Oakland, Alameda
and Piedmont R. R. Co., office 240 Montgomery,
r. Alameda
Fitch WilUam S., president Beach Road Co., r. 311
Stockton
Fitch William Sherman, attorney at law, r. 26}^ Kear
Fitschen Adolph F., market. Eleventh Av, ur Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Fitschen August, butcher Adolph F. Fitschen, r.
Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Fitschen Helen, domestic 832 O'Farrell
Fitschen John C. (Fitschen k. Steinkamp), r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Fitschen & Steinkamp (John C. Fitschen and Charles I
F. Steinkamp) , liciuor saloon, SE cor Bat and Sac I
Fitter Conrad, tailor 'Theodore Braun, r. Alameda I
Fitter Elbe H., liquor saloon, SE cor Jackson and
East
Fitton Thomas, seaman, r. 4 Jackson |
Fitts Edward C, fancy drj' goods, 34 Fourth, r. 1523 ,
Tyler \
Fitts Moses H., bookkeeper Edward C. Fitts, r. 1523 I
Tyler
Fitts Robert, hackman, Palace Hotel, r. 19 Hubbard
Fitz Maria (widow), r. 109 Polk I
Fitz Mary Miss, domestic SW cor Twenty-third and ]
Howard ,
Fitzgerald Agnes Miss, r. 601 Fell I
Fitzgerald Aun (widow) , r. 9 Langton, rear i
Fitzgerald Annie, domestic Marlborough House, 252 ]
Second
Fitzgerald Annie Mrs., domestic 1511 Van Ness Av
Fitzgerald Austin, tailor, r. 2 Tay
Fitzgerald Austin Jr., tailor Austin Fitzgerald, r. 2
Tay
Fitzgerald Bernard T., tailor Austin Fitzgerald, r. 509
Broadway
Fitzgerald Bridget (widow) r. 754 Folsom
Fitzgerald Catherine Miss, r. N s Union, nr Sansom
Fitzgerald Charles, blacksmith, 654-658 Howard, r. 35
Clarence PI
Fitzgerald Christopher, bricklayer, r. 232 Turk
Fitzgerald Clements, clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. cor Iowa and Solana
Fitzgerald Daniel, r. 525J^ Geary
Fitzgerald Daniel, laborer George W. Clark
Fitzgerald D. H., r. 607 Pine
Fitzgerald Edward, druggist City and County Hospi-
tal, r. 2336 Washington
Fitzgerald Edward, engineer, r. 18 Tehama
Fitzgerald Edward, outside watchman U. S. Mint.r.
126 Fifth
Fitzgerald Edward J., laborer New City Hall. r. 31
Clara
Fitzgerald Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 1007 Market
Fitzgerald Ellen Miss, r. Columbia PI, urUutledge Av,
Bcrnal Heights
Fitzgerald Ellen (widow), bakery, 4 Turk
Fitzgerald Eliza (widow), r. 19 Vj Rausch
Fitzgerald Francis, blacksmith Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 910 Lyon
Fitzgerald Frank, laborer Mattullath Manufacturing
Co., r. 14 Folsom Av
Fitzgerald Frederick, machinisi, .^tna Iron Works, r.
27 Powell
Fitzgerald George, bricklayer, r. Ws Wood, bet Point
Lobos Av and St Rose
Fitzgerald George, piano-fortemaker, r. 535 Union
Fitzgerald George, porter Commius & O'Connor, r.
12 k' Langtim
Fitzgrrald George, seaman, r.46 Steuart
Fitzgerald George F., machinist SLiua. Iron Works, r.
27 Pearl
Fitzgerald George R., cooper Charles Sealy, r. 326
Twenty-seeond
Fitzgirald Gerald, artist, r. Thurlow Block, room 45
Fitzgerald Hannah, cook, 1218 Hyde
Fitzgerald Hugh, coalpasser S. S. Great Republic, r.
131 Folsom
Fitzgerald James (Jerome & Fitzgerald) , r. cor Union
and Battery
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underweai
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Fitzgerald JameR, r. 27'.> MiDua
Fitzgerald James, boatuiaD, r. N 9 Union, nr Sansom
Fitzg'-rald James, groceries, o60 Mission
Fitzgerald James, groceries and liquors, SW cor Svit-
ti-r anil Deviaadero
Fit/.ijerald James, laborer r. Ill William
Fitzt;«ralil James, laborer, r. I'Ol Minna
Fitzgerald James, laborer Sprixig Valley Water Works
Fitzgerald James. sUoeeutter Buekiiigtiam A: Hecht
Fitzgerald James, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Fitzgerald James E., clerk The Baldwin, r. 525}^
Geiiry
Fitzgerald Jereiuiah. expressman, r. 108 Seventh
Fitzgerald Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. SW cor Sutter
and Devisadero
Fitzgerald John (Fitzgerald & O'Connor), r. 10'2.5 Du-
pol.t
Fitzgerald John, boatman, r. SW cor Battery and
Vallejo
Fitzgerald John, deckhand etmr Bay City, Alameda
Ferry, r. 625 Davis
Fitzgerald John, deckhand steamer Capital, Oakland
Ferry, r. Clipper Hotel
Fitzgerald John, expressman, NW cor Washington
and Front, r. SE cor Hyde and Pacific
Fitzgerald John, foreman United Carriage Co.
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. 149 Shipley
Fitzg'-rald John, laborer, r. 6(5M Mission
Fitzgerald John, laborer, r. W s Church bet Twenty-
lourth and Twenty-fifth
Fitzgerald John, laborer freight depot Central Pac.
K. K.
Fitzgirald John, .speculator, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Fitzgerald John C, solicitor Evening Post, r. 1111 Mont
Fitzgerald John F., shoemaker Nolan Bros., r. W g
Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
Fitzgerald John J., tanner, r. N s Butte, bet York and
Florida
Fitzger«ld John P., blacksmith helper, Bernard Blanch,
r. 701 Howard
Fitzgerald John P., engineer, r. 22 Geary
Fitzgerald Kate Mi.ss, domestic 115 Twenty-sixth
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, domestic 807 Turk
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, domestic 101 O'Farrell
Fitzgerald Kate Miss, milliner, r. 100 McAllister
Fitzgerald Katie Miss, r. HOI Fell
Fitzgerald Lawrence, deputy license collector, r. 441
Hayes
Fitzgerald Lizzie, chambermaid Nucleus House
Fitzgerald Luke, groceries and liquors, 22;i Perry
Fitzgerald M., insurance agent, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Fitzgerald Maggie, domestic Lick House
Fitzg'-rald Maggie Miss, domestic 113 Grove
Fitzgerald Margaret, furnished rooms, 271 Minna
Fitzgerald Margaret Miss, milliner Mary McCraith,
r. 100 McAllister
Fitzgerald Margaret (widow) , r. GOl Fell
Fitzgerald Mary, domestic 218 Tyler
Fitzgerald Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 54.5 Miss
Fitzgerald Mary (widow) , furnished rooms, 872 Miss
Fitzgerald Mary, domestic ;S14 Turk
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, r. 872 Mission
Fitzgerald Mary Miss, bakery and coffee saloon, 143
Seccmd
Fitzgerald Mary A. Mrs., boarding, 325 Twenty-second
Fitzgerald Maurice, machinist, r. 1405 Montgomery
FitzgeraM Michael, carbuilder, r. 1 Isis
Fitzgerald Michael, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r. N s Pacific, bet Jones and Leav
Fitzgi raid Michael, policeman City Hal], r. 532 Twen-
ty-third
Fitzuerald Michael, stableman John French, r- 919
Tyler
Fitzger.dd Michael, teamster Callahan & B>Tne. r.
Turk Street Hotel
Fitzgir.ild Michael J., shipcarpenler, r. 532 J^ Sixth
Fitzgi raid Nellie Miss, r. S s Filbert, bet Montgomery
and Sansom
Fitzgerald Nicholas, fireman Central Pac. R. R. stm
ti^insit, r. 26 DeBoom
FitzgeiMld Nicholas, watchman Spring Valley Water
Wwrks, r. 7 Hinckley
Fitzgerald Norah, domestic IIC Taylor
Fitzg.rald Patrick, bricklayer, r. S s Point LoboB Av,
bet Wood and Collins
Fitzgerald Patrick, groceries and liquors, 525 Mission
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. imy- Clara
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. 1115 Broadway
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer, r. 8 B Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Fitzgerald Patrick, laborer Michael Wappel, r. 204
Fourth
Fitzgerald Patrick, miner, r. 512 Mission
Fitzgerald Patrick, shoemaker Michael Ouerin, r. 424
Seventh
Fitzgerald P. D., r. 1325 J<S Broadway
Fitzgerald Peter, stevedore, r. 43 Stanly PI
Fitzgerald Ric^hard, r. 512 Mission
Fitzgerald Richard, blacksmith McAfee Boiler Works,
r. 205 Folsom
Fitzaerald Robert, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth anil (Jolumbia
Fitzgerald Robert F., insurance solicitor, r. 33 >6 Erie
Fitzgerald Thomas (Fitzgerald K Conlon) , r. 1513 Cali-
toruia
Fitzgerald Thomas, barber, r.2755 Mission
Fitzgerald Thomas, blaiksmith, r. 1006 Minna
Fitzgerald Thomas, horsetraiuer, r. 28 Washington Av
Fit/gerald Thomas, laborer, r. 564 Mission
Fitzgerald Thomas, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Fitzgerald Thomas J., engineer D. A. Macdonald &
Co., r. 1217 H; Green
Fitzgerald Thomas P., salesman Verdier, Moreau&Co.,
r. SW cor Bartlett and Twenty-second
Fitzgerald W., laborer Lick House
Fitzgerald Willianj, r. .522 Dupont
Fitzgerald William, fireman The Baldwin, r. 1.52 First
Fitzgerald William, helper Moynihan >V .\itken
Fitzgerald William, horseshoer Charles Fitzgerald,
r. 277 Stevenson
Fitzgerald William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Fitzgerald William, laborer S. F. Grading and Macad-
amizing Co., Long Bridge
Fitzgerald William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. N s Borland, bet Church and Sanchez
Fitzgerald William, liquor saloon, 3 Broadway
Fitzgerald William, sexton St. Bridget's Church, r.
1511 Van Ness Av
FitzgeraM William, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r.
o.iihi Natoma
Fitzgerald William H., actor California Theater, r.
734 Vj Howard
Fitzgerald William J., laborer, r. 317 H Tehama
Fitzgerald William J., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 345
Shipley
Fitzgerald William T., ticket clerk South Pacific Coast
K. R., Alameda Ferry, r. 4 Turk
Fitzgerald & ConlouiThomas Fitzgerald, and Michael
Couloii), liver^' stalde, l.Ma California
FITZGKRALiD & O'CONXOR (John Fitzgerald,
aij'l Jeremiah O'Connor) , undertakers, 1034 Mar-
ket
Fitzgibbon Gerald J., resident physician St. Mary's
Hospital, N s Bryant, bet First and Rincon PI
Fitzgibbon John M., policeman City Hall, r. 545 How
! Fitzgibbon Maurice, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
I 748 Gtierrero
Fitzgibbon William, shoemaker, r. 648 Mission
I Fitzgibbons D., dancing academy, 771 Market
1 Fitzgibbons Thomas, fireman S. S. Aucon, r. Twenty-
sixth, bet Dolores and Church
j Fitzhonry James, liquor saloon, 534 Commercial
1 Fitzhenr.v James, woolsorter, r. 867 Market
I Fitzlienry John T., gasfitter Fritz & Keaii, r. 519Grove
I Fitzhi.nry Lizzie Miss, domestic 1534 Clay
! Fitzhenry Michael, r. 519 Grove
Fitzhugh E. C. state inspector North Beach Sea Wall,
i r. Commercial Hotel
] Fitzhugh G. v., student Barnard's Busine.ss College,
r. 1016 Pine
I Fitzhugh Peregrine, office 202 Sansom, room 4, r. 641
! Valencia
I Fitzhugh Sophia (widow), r. 641 Valencia
i Fitzler Joseph, laborer Custom House, r. 427 Third
j Fitzmaurice Lionel, deckhand S. S. Los Angeles,
I Broadway Wharf
Fitzmaurice W. M., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co.,
I r. IGOl Geary
' Fitzmeyer Charles, baker Julius Weber, r. 200
I Eleventh
Fitzmorris George, r. S s Jackson, bet Broderick and
j Devisa<lero
Fitzmorris John, laborer, r. HI' Mission, rear
Fitzmorris George, helper storeroom Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.
Fitzpatrick Alice (widow) , r. 2106 Hyde
! Fitzpiitrick Ann (widow) , r. 12 Scott PI
I Fitzpatrick Annie F., dressmaker, r. 1111 ;<; Broadway
Fitzpatrick Arthur G., builder, otlice 516 Kearny, r. S
I 8 Twenty-second, bet Folsom and Shot-vrell
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Fitzpatrick Burnet, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
549 Mission
Fitzpatrick Charles, trunkmaker D.S. Martin & Co., r.
8 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick D., laborer Pacific Mall S. S. Co.
Fitzpatrick E. Mrs. (widow), r. 749 Brannan
Fitzpatrick F., laborer C. E. Haseltine
Fitzpatrick Francis, harcessniaker, r. N s Twenty-
sixth, bet Alabama and Columbia
Fitzpatrick H., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Fitzpatrick Hugh, r, 127 Clinton
Fitzpatrick Hugh, stableman Central R. R., r. 1111
Tyler
Fitzpatrick Hugh, steward, r. 1018 Alabama
Fitzpatrick James, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
129 Clara
Fitzpatrick James, doorkeeper V. S. Mint, r. 454J4
Mission
Fitzpatrick James, drayman William H. Jennings
Fitzpatrick James, laborer, r. 9 Ritch
Fitzpatrick James, painter Josiah Moulton, r. 36 Clay
Fitzpatrick James F., policeman City Hall, r. 1G06
Steiner
Fitzpatrick Jane (widow) , r. NE cor Dorland and Do-
lores
Fitzpatrick John, cooper Charles Sealy, r. 329 Ritch,'
rear
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, r. 247 Second
Fitzpatrick John, laborer, r. W s Ninth, opp Shipley
Fitzpatrick John, plasterer, r. 83^ Clinton
Fitzpatrick John, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. 8
Scott PI
Fitzpatrick John P., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
E s Diamond, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fitzpatrick Margaret (widow), r. 3<11 Tehama
Fitzphtrick Mary (widow), r. 1111 J<i Broadway
Fitzpatrick Mary, shoefitter Marks & Berliner, r. 834
Natoma
Fitzpatrick Matthew, laborer, r. 1913 Filbert
Fitzpatrick Michael, boilermaker, r.NE cor Louisiana
and Sierra
Fitzpatrick Michael, engineer Cornelius Driscoll, r.
1711 Stockton, rear
Fitzpatriik Michael, tanner Joseph Sedgley, r. W s
Bryant, bet Butte and Twentieth
Fitzpatrick Michael P., laborer, r. 11 Folsom
Fitzpatrick Morgan, tailor, r. 222 Clara
Fitzpatrick Owen, iruits, 134 Eleventh
Fitzpatrick Patrick, tireman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Fitzpatrick Patrick D., jilumber and gasfltter, 832
Pacific, r 1325 Vallejo
Fitzpatrick P. H., miner, r. C Central PI
Fitzpatrick Pliilli]), r. 34 Russ
Fitzpatrick Ralph L., woodcarver West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 81(i Twentieth
Fitzpatrick Redmond, longshoreman, r. G4 Jessie
Fitzpatrick Roger, expn .'^Hiuau, cor Fifth and Fol-
som, r. E 8 Harrison, bit Twentieth and Tweuty-
tirst
Fitzpatrick Rosa, domestic lull) Taylor
Fitzpatrick Simon, teamster, r. S s Church Lane, bet
iiciliiresand Church
Fitzpatiick Simon W.,KhipcarpenterMathew Tirruer,
r. Hlii Twentieth
Fitzpjitrick Tliouias, driver N. B. and Jlission R. R.
Fitzpatrick Thomas B., drayman Albert Mau & Co., r.
Ill lifth
Fitzjjatrick Thomas J., r. 8 Scott PI
Fitzpatrick Thomas L., salesman East & Co.. r. 414
Minna
Fit/.pi.tiick Timothy (Fitzi^atrick & O'Brien), r. 511
Miiiiui
Fitzpatrick William C, with A. D. Remington & Co.,
r. 40.') Clara
Fitzpatrick William T., builder, r. 509>4 Nine-
teenth
Fitzpatrick & O'Brien (TimothyFitzpatrick and John
U'Brieii), groceries and liijuors, 11(> Fourth
FitzKiinnions Charles, fruits and candies. 403 Geary
Fitzsiiiimoiis Edward, gardener Charles Crocker, r.
334 Third, rear
Fltzsinimons Edward, seaman Pacific Mail 8. S. Da-
kota
Fitzsimmons Edward J., r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons H., engineer Sutter St. R. B., r. 1212
Lurk in
FifzHimnions James (Fitzsimmons & Alexander), r. S
8 Ninetec nth, nr Castro
Fitzsimmons James, laborer, r. W s Sansom, bet
Greenwich and Filbert, rear
Fitzsimmons James, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.,
r. 5C9 Minna
Fitzsimmons John R., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
.•57 Shipley
Fitzsimmons Joseph, steward George Dawson & Co..
r. 2 Elizabeth
Fitzsimmons Katie T. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Margaret (widow), r. 222 Lombard
Fitzsimmons Patrick, bricklayer, r. 1330 Folsom
Fitzsimmons Patrick, expressman, cor First and Fol-
som, r. 27 Baldwin Court
Fitzsimmons Patrick J., sti)necutter Laurel Hill
Cemetery, r. 2021 Ellis
Fitzsimmons & Alexander (James Fitzsimmons and
Richard Alexander), wood and coal, 47-49 Everett
Fitzwilliam Daniel P., steward Lick House
Five Mile House, John Braken proptr, E s San Bruno
Road, five miles from City Hall
Fivey William, fireman tug Wizard, r. 590 Stevenson
Fix Charles, salesman John W. Jones, r. 659 Minna
Flaas John, couk r. 37 Pacific
Flaas Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Flach Conrad, teacher gymnastics S. F. Turn Verein,
r. 333 Turk
Flach Josepli , market, SW cor Seventeenth and Dolores,
r. 389 Dolores
Flach Joseph Jr., butcher, r. 389 Dolores
Flachmeyer Christian, porter Howes & Pitts, r. 408
Vallejo
Flack George D., clerk general freight oflSce Central
Pac. R. R., r. 2537 Folsom
FlageoUet Henry C, butcher Joseph Band, r. 645
Valencia
Flager John, expressman, r. 307 Seventh, rear
Flagg Anna Mrs., adju-ter U. S Mint, r. 103 Eighth
Flagg Charles C, bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 820
Twentieth
Flagg Charles S., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 717
O'Farrell
Flagg Edward C, bookkeeper A. M. Jewell & Co., and
California Cigar Box Co., r. 820 Twentieth
Flagg Heurv, woodturner, Andrew Frel
Flagg H. H., stockbroker, office 420 Montgomery, room
7, r. Oakland
Flagg William H., clerk H. A. Cottrell, r. 209 Leid
Flagler E. W., solicitor, r. 317 Ninth
Fl!i;,'ler William G., painter, etc., 254 Clementina
Flaglor Gilbert, r. 23 Natoma
Flahaut Albert, r. lii Yiryiuia
Flahaut Henry E., silcsmau Charles Joseph, r. 16
Virginia
Flahaut John B., r 16 Virginia
Flahavau William, switchman Central Pac. R. R., r.
15 Downey
Flaherty Annie, domestic 1090 Post
Flaherty Annie, domestic 514 Taylor
Flaherty B., longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Stcuart
Flaherty Barney, laborer, r. N s M, bet Guerrero and
San Jose Av
Flaherty Bryan, asphaltum worker New U. S. Ap-
praiser's Building
FIiAHJERTY KOWARD, comiuissioner S. F. F.
D., office Old I'ity Hall, r. G3() Sacramento
Flaherty Fletcher, compusilor, r. 311 Jessie
FlahertyGus, messeiigi'r American District Telegraph,
NW cor Uaye.-* and Laguua,r. 503 Gough
Flaherty Henry, r. 318 Davis
Flaherty Jann s, carpenter, r. 112 Lilly Av
Flaherty Jaim s, deckhand stm City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wliarf
Flaherty James, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
lum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentielh ave,
South S. F.
Fliherty John, laborer, r. 73 Tehama
Flaherty John, bib^rer. r. 109 William
Flaherty John, longshoreman, r. 73 Tehama
Flahi rty John, jiriptr New York Prize Medal Shirt
Factory, 328 Bush
Flaherty Joseph, whitener James C. Sellers, r. 109
William
Flaherty M., laborer, r. S s Clipper bet Sanchez and
Noe
Flaherty Mac, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, pier 10,
Stcuart
Flaherty Margaret (widow), r. 4 Clementina
Flaherty Margaret (widow), r. 17 Lewis
Flaherty Margi ry, clianibermaid The Baldwin
Flalicrty Martin, laborer, r. 30 Gilbert
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeaxny St
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Flaherty Martin, laborer New Washington Hotel, 624
Kouith
Flaherty Mary (widow), r. 45 Miuua
Flaherty Michael, longshoreman, r. 727 Vallejo
Flaherty Patrick, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10. btfcuart
Flaherty Peter, hostler Lot D. Slocum, r. 921 Sutter
Flaherty Peter, longshoreman, r. 727 Vallejo
Flalierty Richard (Larkin & Flaherty), r. 191.') Pierce
Flaherty Thomas, r. 8 Cieneva
Flaherty Thomas, driver Adam H. Murphy, r. 12 Lewis
Flaherty Thomas, laborer, r. ti2ii'<' Ash Av
Flaherty Thomas, stoueiiitter, r. Union Hotel
Flaherty Thomas, trackman Central R. R.
Flaherty William, barkeeper George C. Brothertou, r.
ti:! Tehama
Flaherty William, clerk, r. SllJes-^ie
Flaherty William T., carriagepaiuter, r. 112 Lilly Av
Flammer Charles, bookkeeper More, Reynolds & Co.,
r. 1632 Pierce
Flanagan Ann (widow), r. 132 Tenth
Fl nayan Bridget, domestic, r. 131.5 Hyde
Flanagan Bridgt-t (widow), r. 1211 Fillmore
Flanagan Catherine E. Mr ., r. 7 Moss
Flanagan Edward, cigars and tobacco, 617 Montgom-
ery, r. 438 JiBsie
Flanagan J., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Flanagan James, laborer, r. 2.5 Frederick
Flanayau James, laborer, r. 1909 Hyde
Flaniigau James, watchman North Pac. Coast R. R.,
Clay St. Wharf, r. 289 Union
Flanagan Jeremiah, engineer Pac. Rolling Mill. r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Flanagan Jeremiah, machinist, r. 997 Bryai^
Flanagan John (John Flauagau kCo.),T. 24 Tehama
Flanagan John, bartender Herman F. Morken. r. 209
Seventeenth
Flanagan John, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
16 ' 4 Bryant Av
Flanagan John, stonecutter, r. 12 Decatur
FLAXAGAN JOHN <& CO., importers and job-
bers wines and liquors, 421 Front
Flanagan Katie Miss, cook, 1103 Jackson
Flanagan Lawrence J., wood, coal, and hay, NWcorFol
and Eighteenth, r. Hampshire, ur Twenty-second
Flanagan M. A. Mrs., dresf^makcr, W^ Bryant Av
Flanagan Mary, domestic 1362 Post
Flanagan Michael, groceries and liquors, SE cor Third
ami Clementina, r. 247 Tliird
Flanagan Michael A., bartender Hall & Kearney, r. 438
Jessie
Flanagan Patrick, bricklayer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Flanagan Patrick, r. 173 Minna
Flanagan Patrick J., janit(jr 318 Pine, and special po-
licf man, r. 10 LeMe.'^dorff
Flanagan Peter, bootmaker, 311 Pine, room 11
Flanat4;iu Thad. (Flanagan J; Gallagher), r.l22 Eleventh
Flanaj^'.'iu Theodore, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Flana.^an William, bartender Herman F. Morken, r.
43K Jessie
PL.ANAG.A.N & OAL.L.AGHER (Thad. Flan-
agan, and Henri- J. Gallagher), undertakers, 20
Fifth
Flanagan. See Flanigan. Flannagan and Flannigan
Flanders Albert, bagturner Nevillt- & Co., r.l225 Pac
Flandi rs Alvan, clerk Custom House, r. 1106 McAllister
Flanders Eugene, molder Weed & Kingwell, r. 248
Third
Flanders George C, restaurant and liquor saloon, 222-
224 Sixteenth
Plandi Ts Jonathan P., cardriver Sutter St. R. R., r.
1421 Bush
Fland( rs M. A., boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Flanders M. .A. Mrs., lodgings, 101 Jessie
Flanders Nathan, engineer Phelps Manufacturing Co.,
r. 1225 Pacitic
Fland. rs O. A., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 624
Fourth I
Flanders Thomas, cutter U. 8. Mint, r. 110 Fourth
Flau'^e August, cook Westerfeld & Page
Fiaiiiedy Joseph (Flaniedy & Waller), r. SW cor Van
Ness Av and Greenwich
Flaniedy & Waller (Joseph Flaniedy, and Anthony N.
Waller), proptrs Central Laundry, SW cor Van
Ness Avand Greenwich
Flanigan Edward, deckhand stm Onward, r. 520 Bdwy
Planigan James, laborer, 1909 Hyde
S'lani^^an James, liquor saloon, 34 Minna
Flanigan James, longshoreman C. E. Ha.-'eltine
Flanigan James E., laborer, r. 13 Page
Flanigan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 431 Minna
Flanigan Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Front and
Pacific
Flanigan Owen, waiter Grand Hotel
Fliuiigan Patrick, bricklayer Sutter St. R. R.
Flanigan Patrick, laborer, r. 1027 Dupont
Flanigan Patrick, dry and fancy goods, 150 Sixth, r.
Brunswick Hou^e
Flanigan Thomas P., plumber John E. Craig, r. 415
(U-mentina
Flanigan William, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Flanigan. See Flanagan, Fl innagan, and Flannigan
Flannagan Daniel, hosthr N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
997 Bryant
Flaunagau James, r. 1919 Larkin
Flannagan James, bootblack. 220 Pine, r. 528 Pacific
Flannagan Jamts, laborer, r. .5 Decatur
Flannagan Mary Miss, domestic, 1418 Hyde
Flannagan Michael, blacksmith, r. 151 Perry
Flannagan Michael, hostler A. T. Waite
Flannagan. See Flanagan, Flanigan, and Flannigan
Flaunelly Miles, laborer, r. 67 Minna
Flannelly Stephen F., bricklayer, r. 67 Minna
Flaunery Andrew, longshoreman, r. 32 Everett, rear
Flanuery Annie, domestic The Baldwin
Flanneiy C. E., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R.
Flanneiy Delia (widow), r. 92.5 Broadway
Flaunery James, laborer, r. 115 Second
Flannery Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 43 Minna
Flannery Roger, laborer, r S s Montgomery Av, bet
Greenwich and Lombard
Flaunery Samuel, driver St. Mary's Hospital
Flaunery Samuel, employee Magdalen Asylum
Flannery Thomas, driver Market St. R. R., r. 23 Wil-
low Av
Flanuery William, salesman William Bean, r. 638
Je.'^sie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Flannigan B., local policeman, r. room 10 Benson Bldg
Flanniuan Bridget, domestic cor Bartlett and Twen-
ty-third
Flannigan James, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Flannigan James B., shipcalker, r. 2 Zoe
Flannigan John with Armes & Dallam, r. 629 Nineteenth
Flannigan John, r. 8.;0 Pacitii'
Flannigan John, porter California Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 729 Market
Flannigan John, stonecutter, r.^8 Decatur
Flannigan Lawrence, laborer, r. W s Harrison, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-lirst
Flannigan Mortimer P.. driver City R. R., r. 529 Va-
lencia
Flannigan Morty, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 821 Webster, cor McAllister
Flannigan Owen, laborer freight department Central
Pa. . R.R.
Flannigan Patrick, barkeeper Thomas Murphy, r. 503
Fourth
Flannigan Patrick, laborer, r. Broad, nr San Miguel
Station
Flannigan. See Flauagau, Flanigan, and Flannagan
Flasher Charles, expressman, r. S s Eighteenth, Ijet
Noe and Sanf'hez
Flatiiu Louis, First Hebrew Benev. Soc, 643 Sac
FL.ATHMANN CI.AUS, liquor saloon, SW cor
Market aud Steuart
Flatley John.cartman, r. 367 Natoma
Fla'^^ley John, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, r. 331
Eddy
Flatley Slichael, miner, r. 435 Pine
Flatow Phillip, druggist, NE cor Joues and Geary, r.
600 Jones
FL.ATT C0RXF:I>IUS .1., stockbroker, office 313
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Flatterly Owen, longshoreman, r. 142 Folsom
Flatters Robert, laborer, r. 1413 Scott
Flattring Marcus, feather duster factory, 311 H Sutter
Flavin Elir.a (widow), r. 632 Geary
FLAVIN MAKTIN J. , proptr IXL auction
house, SE cor Kearny aud Commercial, r. 632
Geary
Fleger John, exjiressman W. W. Montagiie & Co., r.
.307 ,Hr Seventh
Fleischauer Gustave, manuf. jeweler Ebeliug &
Richter. r. 821 Green
Flelschel George, locksmith and machinist, 614 Cali-
fornia, r. 1216 Powell, rear
I'leischel George Mrx., dressmaker, 1216 Powell
Fleischer Charles, r. cor Eighteenth and Sanchee
Fleischer Martin, musician, r. 817 Vallejo
BEAMISH, Shirt Mann^turer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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FleiBchman David, bookkeeper L. & E. Wertheimer, r.
Nucleus House
FleiBchman David M., bookkeeper, r. 801 Geary
Fleischman David M., butcher, r. SW cor Jersey and
Twenty-fourth
Fleischman George, machinist, r. Sl'2 Howard
Fleischman Jacob, cigars and tobacco, H5 Valencia
Fleischman John, barber, 203 Third, r 606 H Powell
Fleischman Joseph, cook New Washington Hotel, 624
Fourth
Fleischman Meyer, poultry, r. SW cor Jersey and
Twenty-fourth
Fleischmann Charles N., barber, 315 Kearny, r. 6 Bush
Street PI
Fleischmann Eda, domestic 2120 Union
Fleischmanu Emma, domestic 2426 Filbert
Fleisher Wolf, importer and manuf hats and caps, 107
Sansom, r. 43'J Bush
Fleishhacker Aaron, stock operator, r. 1028 Hyde
Fleishman Benjamin M., salesman Hart h Goodman,
r. 726 Grove
Fleishman Moses, r. 1327 Pacific
Fleishman, Sichel & Co. (Louis Wertheimer and
Julius Sichel), wholesale hardware, agricultural
implememts, etc., 120 Battery
Fleissuer beorge, bookkeeper Heineman & Joel, r.
1715 Dupont
Fleitner Frank, lumber dealer, r. 23?«j Freelon
Fleming Annie Miss, saleswoman S. Mosgrove & Co.,
r. 645 "4 Natoma
Fleming Bartholomew, bookkeeper Frank Eastman &
Co., r. 1320 Jackson
Fleming Bridget, domestic 923 Tyler
Fleming Catherine (widow), r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming C. F., r. 867 Market
Fleming David, bootmaker, r. 431 Natoma
Fleming David, gas meter-fitter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. Oakland
Fleming David, laborer, r. 119 Vallejo
Fleming David, shipcarpenter, r. 5 Kausch
Fleming David, teamster Chase & Wolff, r 815 Bat
Fleming David L., varnisher, r. 463 Clementina
Fleming Edward, driver John Shepston, r. SW cor
Twenty-sixth and San Jose Av
Fleming Eliza (widow) , dressmaker, r. 83 Everett
Fleming Elizabeth (widow) , r. 9 Boston PI
Fleming G., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Fleming George, laborer Frank's Restaurant, r. 11
Jones Alley
Fleming George L. , compositor Pacific Life, r. 424 San
Fleming H., policeman, r. Commercial Hotel
Fleming James, harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r.
Waldo House
Fleming James, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming James, laborer, r. 744 Clementina
Fleming James, porter Hutchings & Co., r. 235 >s
Minna
Fleming James, stevedore, r. 278 Jessie
Fleming John, foreman Pacific Soda Works, g, 532
Bryant
Fleming John, hackman, r. 867 Eighteenth
Fleming John, painter, r. 2015 Mission
Fleming John, r. 173 Minna
Fleming John M., salesman C. L. Williams & Co. , r.
410 Uctavia
Fleming John T., clerk Naphtaly, Freidenrich k Ack-
erman, r. 1209 Laguna
Fleming Joseph, painter, r. 1937 Broadway
Fleming Josliua It., carpenter, r. Bernal Heights
Fleming M. Mrs., r. 235 Kearny
Fleming Margaret Miss, stripper Mayriseh Bros. & Co.,
r. 1.505 Powell
Fleming Mark, plumber John R. Craig, r. Oakland
Fleming Martin W., bookkeeper Kast & Co., r. 431
Natoma
Fleming Mary A., teacher St. Paul's School, S s Mis-
sion, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 935 Guerrero
Fleming Max (Britten & Fleming), r- 427 Hayes
Fleming Michael, bootmaker Girard & Nolan, r. 173
INIinna
Fleming Michael, shoemaker Moore & Murphy, r. 129
Sixth
Fleming Patrick, r. 518 Mission
Fleming Patrick, leather finisher, r. 13 Geneva
Fleming Patrick H.. engineer Engine No. 7, S. F.
F. D.. r. 3035 Sixteenth
Fleming Peter, compositor, r. 625 Clay
Fleming Peter, extraman S. F. F. D., r. 1505 Powell
Fleming P. J., compositor Evening Post, r. 936
Guerrero
Fleming Robert, conductor Central R. R., r. 1079
Market
Fleming Robert, laborer, r 2022 Hyde
Fleming Robert, seaman stm Newbern, Folsom St.
Whurf
Fleming S. C, policeman City Hall, r. Commercial
Hotel
Fleming Teresa, domestic 818 Powell
Fleming Thomas, oiler Pacific Mail S. 6. City of
Peking
Fleming William, r. 3 Martha PI
Fleming William, cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manuf . Co., r. 12 Clinton
Fleming William, laborer, r. 162 Clara
Fleming William, shipwright, r. 51 Clementina
Fleming William, teamster, r. 74« Brannan
Fleming William, waiter Golden Eagle Hotel
Fleming William A. (Fleming & Stetson), r. 504 Third
Fleming William B.. painter, r. 200 Fifth
Fleming W. H., r. 748 Brannan
Fleming William T., bricklayer and contractor, r.
2614 Bush
Fleming «: Stetson (William A. Fleming and John W.
Stttson), draymen. 408 Battery
Flenniken Henry B., salesman Robert Flenniken, r.
1522 Pacific Av
Flenniken Robert, imjiorter dry-goods, boots and
shoes, and clothing, 724-720 Montgomery, r.
1522 Pacific Av
Flenniken Robert P.. attorney at law, r. 1522 Pao. Av
Fleres Antonio, liqutir saloon, 313 Pine, r. 1333 Pine
Flerxinger Michael, laborer Andrew Ouderdoiik
Fletcher Alfred M. (Imperishable Paint Co.). r. 1624
DevisSdero
Fletcher Artemus T., capitalist, j:. 10'.20 Pine, rear
Fletcher Asa P., carrier Alta and Bulletin, r. 43 Stan-
ly PI
Fletcher Barney Rev., pastor African Metiiodist
Church, r. 1230 Broadway
Fletcher Charles A., furniture, 811 Market, r. 1415
Polk
Fletcher Charles A,, physician, office 23 Kearny, r. 501
Post
Fleicher Charles H., messenger Pacific Transfer Co.,
r. Santa Rosa
Fletcher Charles S., painter, r. 7 Carlos PI
Fletcher D. L., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Fletcher Edwin T. (Fletcher & Raith), r. 1258 Bryant
Fletcher Ellen, janitress coiners deiiartmeut, U.
S Mint, r. 1008 Leavenworth
Fletcher George, grainer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Fletcher George R., carpenter, r. 242 Dora
Fletcher George W., freight agent Southern Puc. R.R.
depot, r. 706 California
Fletcher Henry, teacher drawing Zeitska Institute
Fletcher Henry S., bakery, 1055 V Mission
Fletcher Horace P. (Shattuck& Fletcher), r. 2741 Pine
Fletcher Ida M. Miss, r. 617 Eddy
Fletcher James, finisher Heywood Brothers & Co.,
r. 1C26 Stockton
Fletcher John R., peddler, r. 1055 }>; Mission
Fletcher Joseph G., janitor, r. 1230 Broadway
Fletcher Robert H., lieutenant U. S.Armj , r. 1222
Pine
Fletcher Stephen, collector, r. 1210 Polk
Fletcher William, carrier evening Bulletin, r. 1431
Howard
Fletcher William, powdermaker American Glass and
Powder Works, r. I, iir G<dden Gate Park
Fletcher William A., student, r. 43 Stanly PI
F1.ETCHKR WILiiaAM M., contriictor and
builder, r. 1634 Tyler
Fletcher Jt Kaith (E. T. Fletcher and George Ruitb),
restaurant, 209 Davis
Fleur Ernest, cook R. R. Swain & Co., r. 4 Virginia PI
Fleurier Louis F., engineer William T. Garratt, r.
518 Mission
Fleury Adolph, laundry. 131 Park Av
Fleury Cel'iiia, teacher French, r. 1237 Stockt.>n
Fleury D. Mme. furnished rooms, 1237 Stockt n
Fleury Edward, clerk Laudry & Babiu, r. 1310 O'Far-
rell
Fleury Louis, engines Pac. Iron Works, r. 51S Mis
Fleury Paul, houscsmith, r. 1310 O'Farrell
Flewwelling Clarence, bookkeeper, r. W s Sullivan,
bet Old Hickory and Union
Flick Carl, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Vermont and
Humboldt
Flick C. L. (widow), r. 130.") Mission
Flick Louisa (widow;, dressmaker, r. 23 Scott PI
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Mont^'omenr Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Flick Louisa Miss, machinist Gus Hohenthal, r. 1305
Mission
Flick William F., r. 2319 Howard
Flicourt Edward (Marius Aurouze & Co.), r. 519 Fil-
bert
Fliegtlman David (Kalisky & Fliegelman), r. 428Kear
Flieler Richard (Flieler & Kiel'er), r. '.»0i Powell
Flieier & Kiefer (R. Flieler and P.Eicfer), hairdressing
saloon, 5 Powell, and 3 Eddy
Filer Gustav (Schaupp & Flier), r. 959 Market
Fllggle Jesse E., clerk Robert J. Mercer, r. 2513 Miss
Flinn Catharine Mrs., millinery, lUti Third, r. 7G5How
Fliuu Cornelius, carriagesmith, r. 515 Folsom
Flinn James J. (P. T. Fliuu & Son) . r. 1203 Howard
Flinn John W., butcher, 903 Jones, r. 907 Jones
Flinu Patrick T. (P. T. Flinn & Son), r. 1203 Howard
Flinn P. T. & Son (James J. Flynn), groceries, hay
and grain, SW cor Howard and Eighth
Flinu Thomas J., carpenter, r. 765 Howard
Flinn Thomas R., groceries and liquors, SE cor Mis-
sion and Eighth, r. 1105 Mission
Fllnn William B., carpenter, r. 765 Howard
Flinn. See Flyuu
Flinsberg Earnest, poultry, r. oflf W s Mission, nr St.
Mary's College
Flint Alexander B., piledriver, r. 736 Folsom
Flint Aluiira T. Miss, assistant Denmau Grammar
School, r. 812 Hyde
FLINT AUGUSTUS P., manager Hartford Fire
Insurance Co., and general agent Rhode Island
Insurance Assn, office 313 California, r. Oakland
Flint Benjamin (B. P. Flint & Co.), r. 1424 California
Flint Benjamin, mining, office 320 Sansom, room 10
FLINT BENJAMIN, president The Pacific Land
and Trust Co., office 513 California
Flint, Bixby & Co. (San Juan, San Benito Co. Cal.),
office SW cor Battery and Greenwich
FLiINT B. P. & CO. (Thomas Flint, Llewellyn
Bixby, and Daniel W. Folger) , wool merchants,
warehouse and office SW cor Bat and Greenwich
FUnt Bradford P. (B. P. Flint & Co.), r. 1121 Hyde
Flint Edward P. (Flint, Peabody & Co.) , r. Oakland
Flint Edgar W., r. 307 Mason
Flint Edgar Vf. Mrs., magnetic hand and vapor baths,
307 Mason
Flint Elmira (widow) , r. 812 Hyde
Flint Francis E., superintendent Potrero and B.
V. R. R., r. 619 Third
Flint Frank P., porter Blake, Robbins & Co., r. 619
Third
Flint George, bookkeeper, r. 307 Mason
Flint Jane H. (widow), treasurer Ladies' Pro. and
Relief Soc, r. 1312 Powell
Flint Joseph H., tile layer W. H. Mahony & Co.
Flint L. A. Mrs., r. 704 butter
Flint Milford M., carpenter Lott & Tifft, r. 812Dolores
Flint Motley H., clerk, r. 619 Third
Flint Newell, lather, r. 441 Natoma
FLINT, PEABODY «Sc CO. (Edward P. Flint,
George H. Kellogg, aud William K. Flint), ship-
ping and commission merchants, 408 California
Flint Thomas (B. P. Flint & Co., and Flint, Bixby &
Co.), and pre-ideiit California Farmers' Mutual
Fire InsuranccAssn, office 209 Sansom, r. San Juan,
San Benito Co., Cal.
FLINT WILLIAM C. , attorney at law, office 330
Pine, rooms 5;i-'>4, r. 265 Clara
Flint William K. (Flint, Peabody H Co.) . r. San Rafael
FLINT'S WAREHOUSE, B. P. Flint & Co.
proptrs, SW cor Battery and tireenwich
Flitner Frank W., salesman C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 24
Freelon
Flockerzi W., r. 29 Third
Floersheim Emil, ruchingmaker, 125 Sansom, room
49, and 146 Third, r. 501 Octavia
Floersheim Jacob, manager Pioneer RulHing Co., r.
903 Fell
Floersheim Nehemiah, salesman Pioneer Ruffling Co.,
r. 903 Fell
Flogel R., r. 1014 Mason •
Flohr Frederick, sculptor, r. 591 Sixth
Flood A. H., second engineer Centrt-l Pac. B. B. stm
Transit, r. 520 N<>e
Flood Alb. rt S., carpenter and builder, 306)4 Dupont,
r. S 8 Twtnty-eightb, bet Noe and Sanchez
Flood Alexander, contractor, office 32 Geary, r. 966
Howard
Flood Alice Miss, r. 17 H.irlan PI
Flood Annie Miss, milliter, r. 56 Jessie
Flood Bernard, tailor, r. 112 Natoma
Flood Bridget (widow), r. 228 Tenth
Flood C, r. 4ii9 Stevenson
Flood Charles B., teamster Mendocino Lumber Co.,r.
424 Fell
Flood Cornelius, patterrgnaker Buckingham &Hecbt,
r. 9 Verona PI
Flood Daniel . restaurant, 131 Third, r. 359 Minna
Flood Edward, plasterer, r. 153 Dore
Flood Eliza(widow), r. 4 McCormick
Flood Emery, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Flood Henry S., commission merchant, 117 Pine, r.
216 Turk
Flood Hugo, waiter Daniel Flood, r. 359 Minna
Flood James, plasterer, r. 151 Dore, rear
Flood James, stevedore, r.9 Verona PI
Flood James Rev., secretary St. Mary's Cathedral, r.
628 California
FLOOD JAMES C. (J. C. Flood b Co.) , office 6
Nevada Block, r. 419 Ellis
FLOOD J. C. «Si CO. (James L. Flood) , capital-
ists, office 6 Nevada Block
FLOOD JAMES L. (J. C. Flood & Co.),r.419 Ellis
Flood John. r. 56 Jessie
Flood John, baker, r. 555 S^ Natoma
Flood John, baker Mrs. Maria McCann, r. 143 Third
Flood John, laborer, r. W s Treat Av, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Flood John, livery stable, 823 Folsom
Flood John, miner, r. 547 Mission
Flood John, piledriver, r. 1211 Clay, rear
Flood John, proptr San Francisco Stucco Works, 269
Stevenson
Flood John Jr., porter Kane, O'Leary & Co., r. 56 Jessie
Flood John W. (Donohoe, Kelly & Co.) , r. 422 Eddy
Flood Joseph, plumber James K. Prior, r. 937 Howard
Flood Luke, laborer, r. 124 Clinton
Flood Margaret, domestic 711 Treat Av
Flood Marj- A. (widow) , r. 313 Green
FLOOD MICHAEL, Catholic bookseller, 831 Mar-
ket, r. 807 Ellis
Flood Michael H., laborer, r. 15 Tehama PI
Flood Minnie Miss, r. 753 Harrison
FLOOD NOAH F., prosecuting attorney Police
Court, office Old City Hall, r. Palace Hotel
Flood P., laborer Lick House
Flood Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Shipley
Flood Philip H., physician, office and r. 741 Howard
Flood P. J., plnmlier, r. 1859 Stevenson
Flood Richard, r. 56 Jessie
Flood Robert C, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. S s
California, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Flood Terrence, painter, r. 61 Everett
Flood IVresa Miss, domestic James Phelan, SW cor Sev-
enteenth and Valencia
Flood Thomas, barkeeper James Hatch, r. 542 Minna
Flood William, hackdriver, r. 247 Stevenson
Florckeu W'illiam, waiter The Fountain, r. 38 Natoma
Florence Albert, stableman George Eggleton, r. 121
Jackson
Florence Bakery, Bambaud & Mouret proptrs, 1518J4
Stockton
Florence Benjamin, waiter S. S. Idaho, Broadway
Wharf
Florence Blue Gravel Mining Go. (Nevada Co., Cal.),
F. A. McGee secretary, office 32 Mercbants' Ex-
change Bldg
Florence Edward, miller Gennesee Flour Mills, r. 224
Minna
Florence Elizabeth, shoefitter Thomas H. Armstrong,
r. 172 Minna
Florence Emanuel, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Florence Hall, 246 Third
Florence House, Mrs. M. H. Yates proprietress, 108
Ellis
Florence Joseph, laborer Funcke & Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
FL0RF:NCE SFJWING machine CO., Sam-
uel Hill agent, 634 Market
Florence Valentine, farmer, S s Old Ocean House Road,
nr Alms Hout^e
Florentine Samuel, expressman, r. Eighteenth Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Flores John, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 510
Broadway
Flores Pertirio, porter, r. 10 Hinckley
Flores Trinidad, saddle and harntssmaker, lOlR Kear
Florian Jack, with A. Loewe, Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
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Florida Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),Lucien
Hermann secretary, office 220 Sansom, room 5
Floryda Robert, seaman, r.Vallejo, bet Leav and Hyde
Floto John H., physician, offi-e and r. 402 Kearny
Flower Alonzo P.. carpenter and builder, r. Sllit Fil-
bert
Flower Charles H., stevedore A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. Hampshire, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Flowers Edward, salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
629}^ Twenty-third
Flowei-B John, seaman stm Gipsy, Broadway Wharf
Flowers Thomas, second officer stm Gipsy, Broadway
Wharf
Flowers Zora, domestic 1808 Van Ness At
FloweiT Mining Co., William W. Stetson secretary,
office iT Nevada Block
Floyd Anna Miss, milliner Mme. Jane A. Moore, r.
144 Silver
Floyd D. v., spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Floyd William, designer and draftsman John L.
Boone, r. t>S3 Post
Floyd Edwin, ship chandler, r. 144 Silver
Floyd Elizabeth (widow) , r. 152 First
Floyd Harris, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 152
First
Floyd John, waiter C. H. Maddox, 920 Pine
Floyd Lawrence, glass stainer John Mallon, r. NW cor
Shotwell and Nineteenth
Floyd John M., expressman, SE cor Jackson and Bat-
tery, r. 112 Alta PI
Floyd Richard S., capitalist, office 006 Montgomery,
room 19, r. 415 First
Floj'd Thomas, laborer J. Hughes, Pioneer Park
Floyd Thomas, machinist W. C. Wilcox & Co., r. 72a
Tr.-at Av
Flovd Thomas W. (T. W. Floyd & Co.) , r. 2026 Bush
FLOYD T. W. «Ss CO. (George L. Carroll, and
John Conner), proptrs Overland and Pioneer
Warehouses, office Pioneer Wharf, SW cor Battery
and Filbert
Floyd Zacharias, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r .128
Francisco
Flubacher Emil, boots and shoes, 432 Bush, r. N s Fif-
teenth nr Church
Flude Joseph, r. 252 Tehama
Fluegger John., boots and shoes, 210 Brannan, r. 424
Biauuan
Fliibi Mitchel, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Flume House, John A. Biggs proptr, E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Flumer Edward, waiter. Terminal Hotel
Flumer Heury, clerk A. Svlig, r. liOa Fourth
Flynu Annie, domestic 1709 Buchaunan
Flynn .Annie, domestic 124 Tenth
Flynn Anthony, carpenter, r. 29 Pleasant
Flynn Bernard, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Flynn Bryan, deckhand stm Bullion, Hyde St. Wharf
Flynn C. (widow), r. 359 Minna
Flynn Gatlierine (widow) , r. 10 Lafayette PI
Flynn Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co
Flynn D., eale.smau J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 452 Steven-
eon
Flynn Daniel, janitor Washington Grammar School
Flynn Delia (widow), r. 594 Stevenson
Flynn Dennis, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co.. r. 5
Bowen's Block, Railroad Av., South S. F.
Flynn Deanis, bartender, r. 322 Minna
Flynn Dennis, s.-amau, r. in Druium
Flynn E.. laborer, r. NW cor Braunau and Eighth
fLyNN EDMOXO, Imperial Spirit Store, SE cor
Po.st and Taylor, r. Oakland
Flynn Edmond D., night watchman, American Ex-
change Hotel
Flynn Edward, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 114 William
Flynn Edward, special policeman, r. 122 Ivy Av
Flynn Ellen, domestic 719 Post
Flynu George, extraman Hcso Co. No. 6, S. F. P. D.,
r. Hose House
Flynn George J., dairyman, r. 630 Fulton
Flynn Henry, idumber, r. 222 Tehama
Flynu Hugh, wood and coal, 856 Huward and 137
Fifth, r. 135 Fifth
Flynu James, blacksmith, r. 22}^ Frederick
Flynn Janus, boilermaker, r. 60 First
Flynu James, tmili rinaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Flynn James, caulker, r. SE cor Market and Spear
Flynn James, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Wharf, r.
337 Tehama
Flynn James, groom John F. Willson, r. 126 Ellis
Flynn James, helper William C. Forsj-th, r. West Mis-
sion, bet Twelfth and Thirte.mth
Flynn James, hostler, r. 12 William
Flynn James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Flynn James, longshoreman, r. 413 Fremont
Fljun James, iilastcrer, r. E s Church, nr Thirtieth
Flynn James, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Flynn James, shoemaker, 604 Mission, r. 178 Minna
Flvnn James, waiter Terminal Hotel
Flynn James F., clerk B. B. White, r. 9245^ Folsom
Flynn James F.. ironmolder, r. 219J<j Ninth
Flynn James H., blacksmith Pac. RolUng Mill, r. 22^
Frederick
Flynn James S., harnessmaker John O'Kane, r. 178
Minna
Flynn J. C, student Barnard's Business College
Flynn J. J., secretary Workingmen's Library, 861
Market
Flynn John (Haley & Flynn), r. 594 Stevenson
Flynn John, r. 154 Perry
Flynn John, r. cor Bush and Jones
Flynn John, r. 150 Silver
Flynn Jnhn, r. 624 California
Flynn John, blacksmith Central Pac. R. R., r. 119
Gilbert
Flyun John, carpenter, r. 1"221 Geary
Flynn John, carpenter, r. Union Hotel
Flynn John, farmer, r. NE cor York and Butte
Flynn John, laborer J. Hughes. Pioneer Park
Flynn John, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Flynn John, laborer, r. 327 Filbert
Flynn John, liquors and cigars, 417 Fourth
Flynn John, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Flvnn John, machinehand Andrew Frei, r. 531 Bryant
Flynn John, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Flynn John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Flyun John, seaman, r. 238 Sttuart
Flynn John, .stevedore, r. NE cor Jersey and Vicksburg
Flynn John, wood and coal, 1115 Mission, r. 1101 Miss
Flynn John C, driver La Grande Laimdry Co.
Flynn John F., salesman Keane Brothers r. 121 Powell
Flynn John H., r. 2 St. Charles PI
Flvnn Ji>iin H., clrrk, r. NE cor Yvrk and Butte
Flynn John M., clerk Murphy, Grant x Co., r. 612 Stev
Flynn John N.. clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 206 Eddy
Flynn John R., driver F. Korbil & Bros., r. 150 SilTer
Flynn John W., currier, r. .594 Stevenson
Flynn John W., elevator tender 324 Pine, r. 1701 Mis
Fljmn Joseph, lather, r. 425 Hayes
Flynn Julia Miss, r. 5 Bowen's Block Railroad At,
South S. F.
Flynn Katie Miss, r. 327 Filbert
Flynn Luke, laborer, r. 87 Brady
Flyun M., patent medicine, r. 613 Mission
Flyan Margaret (widow), branch bakery 215^ Tenth
Flyun Maria (widow), r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Flyun Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. 359 Minna
Flynu Mary, domestic, NW cor Gough and Pacific Av
Flynn Mary A. Miss, r. 327 Filbert
Flynn Mary A., dressmaker, r. '.H'H Mission
Flyun Mary E. (widow), r. 1215>< Folsom
Flynn Mary E.,assigtantHayes Valley Primary School,
r. 29 Pleasant
Flynu Maurice, gardener, r. W 8 Diamond, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Flynn Maurice, laborer, r. 368 Natoma
Flynu Michael, carpeuter, r. 127 Hickory Av
Flyun Michael, coachman R. D. Chandler SE cor Chest-
nut and Hyde
Flynn Michael, horseshoer, r. 215 Minna
Flynn Michael, hostler, r. 124 Ivy Av
Flynu Michael, laborer, r. E s Minnesota, nr Solano
Flynn Michael, stableman Corbett Bros., r. 805 Linden
Flynn Michael, wiiiter, r. .529 Sacramento
Flynn Michael M., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 531 Twenty-second
; Flynn Miles (llyau k Co.), r. 326 Minna
Flyun Morris, barkeeper P. F. Brady, r. 216 Minna
I Flynn Myles, laborer, r. 363 Minna
Flynu Nellie Miss, seamstress 215 J^ Tenth
1 Flynn Patrick (Flynn & Riordan) , r. 1903 Hyde
Flynn Patrick, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., r. 150 Sil-
1 ver
Flynn Patrick, butcher, r. NW cor Brannan and Sixth
I Flyim Patrick, helper S. F. Oae Light Co., r. 313 Fol-
; 60m
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Flynn Patrick, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 14
Harlan PI
Flynn Patrick, laborer S. F. Grading and MacadamiE-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Flynn Putrick, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Flynu Patrick, market, 703 Brannan
Flynn Patrick, seaman, r. 13'i Stcuart
Flynn Putrick H., stonecutter, r. 2:!8 Minna
Flynn Pct^r, dairyman, r. 630 Folsom
Flynn Petir, laborer, r. S s Twenty-fourth, br-t Castro
and Noe
Flynn Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ash
Av, bet Laguua and Buchanan
Flynn Kobert E., helper Hugh Flynn. r. NW cor
Eighth and Brannan
Flynn li. P., r. 96 Montgomery Block
Flynn Samuel, laborer, r. 1018 Clay
Flyn)i Thomas, editor, r. 115 Fifth
Flynn Thomas, expressman 6 Third, r. 41 Ritch
Flynn Thomas, fireman, r. 545 Second
Flynu Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Langton, rear
Flynu Thomas, painter, r. 26 Geary
Flynn Thomas, painter, r. 339 Jessie
Flynn Thomas, steward Mrs. L. S. Macondray, 1020
California
Flynn Thomas, stonecutter Daniel Sheerin
Flynn Thomas, teamster, r. 54ti Green
Flynn Ihomas J., chrk Examiner, r. 33 Pleasant
Flynn Timothy, laborer, r. 21 Howard Court
Flynu William, carriagemaker, r. 721 Minna
Flynn William, laborer, r. 136 Natoma, fear
Flynn William, longshoreman, r. 40 Minna
Flynn William B., carpenter, r. 713 Harrison
Flynn William C, r. S75 Folsom
Flynn William E., policeman City Hall, r. 116 Olive
Av
Flynn. See Flinn
Flyshaker Samuel, salesman R. Shirek & Co., r. 1204
Sto. kton
Foa .Julius, real estate, oflBce SW cor Broadway and
Dupont, r. 1411 Powell
Foard .J. McDonough, writer Golden Era, r. 427 Cal
Foard J. W., r. 30 Hawthorne
KOARD LORENTZ, dealer ship's material, 5 Steu-
ait. r. Alameda
Foard .Martin, clerk Lorentz Foard, r. 12 Steuart
Foard Thomas J., foreman Golden Era, r. Commercial
Hotel
Foard. See Ford and Forde
Focacci Joseph, fisherman, r. 896 Fro^jt
Foccacci Luigi, porter F. Daneri k Co., r. 9 Calhoun
Fochetti G., stonemason, r. 1718 Stevenson
Fodderburg John, barkmiller Funcke k Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Foek Beatrice Miss, r. 1219 Geary
Foerster Charles, butcher John Nolthenius, r. cor
Mt>ntgomery Av and Lombard
Foerster Constantine, bookkeeper Joost Bros.
Foestler Frederick, laborer Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. 515 Union
Fogacci Antonio, vegetables, 47 Colombo Market
Figarty Bridget, domestic 113 Cedar Av
Fogarty Catharine (widow) , r. 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty Elizabeth Mr.s., r. 2 Willow Av
Fogarty Henry P., foreman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
26 Dorland, bet Dolores and Guerrero
Fogarty James, butcher, 71 Centre Market, r 606 Fill-
more
Fogarty James, carpenter, r. 1318 Folsom
Fogirty James, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izii.g Co., Long Bridge
Fo^'arty James, printer, r. 4 Stockton PI
Fogarty James, i)rinter Neville & Co., r. 1 Antonio
Foga.ty James, shoemaker, 26 Stflcktou, r. 17 Lewis
Fogarty John, laborer, r. 1218 Green
Fogarty John T., clerk Jsmes Phelan,r. 606 Fillmore
Fogarty Lizzie, domestic &)9 Harrison
Fogarty Maggie, domestic 1827 Clay
Fogarty Martin, hostler H. & W. Pierce, r. 13 White
Fogarty Mary (widow), r. N s IVenty-second, bet
Chattanooga and Church
Fogarty Mary, saleslady Palmer Bros., r. 24 Mint Av
Fogarty Matthew, local policeman, t. Palace Hotel
Fogiirty Michael, r. 1018 Clay
Fogai ty Michael, fireman Palace Hotel
Fogarty Michael, teamster, r. SW cor Utah and Santa
Clara
Fogarty M. T. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 2029
Fillmore
Fogarty Patrick, r. 81 Stevenson
Fogarty Patrick, stonecutter, r. 12 Howard Court
Ftgarty Thomas, dyer Mission Woolen Mills
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. E 6 Chapultepec, nr
Cortland Av
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Fogarty Thomas, laborer, r. S a Twentieth, bet Do-
lores and Church
Fogarty Thomas, liquor saloon, 636 Third
Fogarty William, plumber, r. 4 Stockton PI
Foge Carsten, bookkeeper Schroder & Albrecht, r. 3
Eliza PI
Fogebarge Frederick, longshoreman O. H. Whitney,
Pier 10 Steuart
Fogel Bruno, baker R. R. Swain & Co.,r.315 Stockton
Fogel Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Fogel George, clothing, 10 Clay
Fogel Isaac, haruessniaker Charles L. Haskell, r. W s
Devisadero, nr Hayes
Fogel Jacob, tailor, r. 452 Clementina
P'ogel Ruben, clerk Nast & Greenzwcig, r. 614 O'Far-
rell
Fogel. See Fogle
Fogg Augusta (widow) , r. 717 Webster
Fogg F. H., clerk general freight office. Central Pac.
R. R., r. 134 McAllister
Fogg George, superintendent Hayes Valley and Mar-
ket St. R. R. Stables, r. SE cor Steiner and Turk
Fogg George W., superintendent Pacific Iron Works,
r. IH Twelfth
Fogg Kate, nurse John T. Little, SW cor Pacific Av
and Buchanan
Fogle Benjamin, tailor, 715 3^ Davis, r. 11 H Sonora
Fogle Jacob, laborer, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Fogle Louis C., bookkeeper Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 604
Geary
Fogle Oren B., clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 604 Geary
Fogler George P., bootmaker, r. 923 Ji Folsom
Fohl William, sewing machine canvasser, r. 702 Na-
toma
Fohliu John, laborer, r. 115 Second
Fojada Pietro, »wis8 Benev. Soc, 5J4 Kearny
Fokio Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Foletta Gioseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5!^ Kearny
Foley Agnes Miss, domestic 830 McAllister
Foley Ann S. (widow) , r. 2527 Clay
Foley Bridget (widow), r. 20 Ritch, rear
Folev Bridget Mrs., bakery, 118 Seventh
Foley Bridget, domestic 100 Turk
Foley Catherine : widow) , r. 1 Scotland
Foley Christopher C, engineer stm 8. M. Whipple, r.
1313 Montgomery
Foley Cornelius, milkman, r. N a Greenwich, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
Foley Cornelius J., painter, r. 26 Page
Foley Daniel, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Il-
linois, near Twentieth
Foley Daniel, laborer, r. t>3 Jessie
Foley Daniel, plasterer, W s Harrison, bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Foley Daniel, shoemaker G. Hartman, r. 1305 Pacific
Foley Daniel, shoemaker, r. 617 Stevenson
Foley David J., porter Castle Bros., r. 1 S.-otland
Foley David J., proptr North Beach Livery Stable,
1812 Powell, r. 1 Scotland
Foley Dennis, laborer, r. E 8 Collins, near Point Lo-
bos Av
Foley Dennis, laborer Central Pac. R. R. freight de-
pot, r. 135^ Dore
Foley Dennis, liquor saloon, NE cor Tehama and
Sixth, r. 115 Dore
Foley Dennis L., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
33(i Eddy
Foley Edmond, groceries and liquors, NW cor Alta PI
and Montgomery, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Filbert
Foley Edward, clerk James Devine, r, 501 Folsom
Foley Edward T., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
310 Stockton
Foley Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, 105 Mason
Foley Fran.is (Foley k Jones), r. 336 Seventh
Foil y Frank, laborer, r. 21 M( ss
Foley Frank, tanner Samuel Bloom
Foley Hannah dumestic N s Dorland, bet Church and
Sanchez
Foley Hannah Miss, domestic 118 Thirteenth
Foley Henry J., engraver Edward Bosqui k Co., r. 69
Miuna
Foley Henry, laborer, r. 302 Beale
Foley Hugh, stonecutter, r. 5 Ivy Av
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Foley J. p&icttr Risdon I. and L. Worts
Polej- James, grt-ceries and liquors.^TE eor Filbert and
Ma£on
Foley James, hoetler Sutter St. R. R., r. 13 Wilder
Foley James, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. S s
Michigan nr Sierra
Foley James, pressman E. Detrick & Co.. r. 545 Hiss
Foley James, trackman Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1719
Jones
Foley John. r. Hi! Stetiart
Foley John Foley i Foster' , r. 305 ilinna
Foley John ijohn Folev i Co.i, and 8ni)ervi6or First
Ward . r. 3lX) Green"
Foley John, carpenttr, r. 15 Isis
Foley Jchn. factor Sntter St. R. R., r. 7-26 Harrison
Foley John, fireman Tug Tiger, r. 127 Folsom
Foley John, hackman Plaza, r. 1320 Stockton
Foley John, laborer, r. TO Brady
Foley John, laborer, r. 27 Raus'h. rear
Foley John, laborer, r. '2S S Welsh
Foley John, leather finisher Cornelius CDonuell, r.
6C7 Harrison
Foley John, machinist, r. 37 Clarence PI
Foley John, paixiter Henry Wagner, r. Isis. nr Twelfth
Foley John, seaman stm Santa Cruz. Broadway Wharf
Foley John, shoemaker T>9 Folsom, r. C9 VinTiR
Foley John, teamster, r. 916 Folsom
Foley John, wo-r^worker, r. 726 Harrison
FOUETT JOffX & CO. 'Aiithony J. Griffith), pro-
dac<r commission, 321 Davis
Foley John F. hackdriver David J. Foley, r. 5113^
Greenwich
Foley John J., janitor Jewish Synagogue, r. 938 Miss
Foley John M., lab. rer, r. 12 Welsh, rear
Foley John M. Jr., plumber and gasfitter, r. 12 Welsh,
rear
Foley John T., clerk Probate Court, r. 300 Green
Foley Julia {widow), r. 37 Clarence PI
Foley Lawrence, laborer, r. 231 Minna
Foley Luke, laborer, r. 16 Heron
Foley M. widow), r. W s Harrison, bet Tenth and
Eleventh
Foley M., trackman Central B. R.
Foley Maggie, domestic 1623 Howard
Foley Marg&5pt (widow ), r. 26 Page
Fcley Margaret, domestic 1354 Post
Fcley Margaret Miss. r. 2527 Clay
Foley Martin, carriage bla.ksmith Larkins i: Co., r.
12 Welsh
Foley Martin, laborer, r. 4 Harrison At
F;ley Matthew F., miner, r. Brx>klyn Hotel
Foley ilaurice. proptr Central Hottl, 217 Broadway
Foley Michael (Hughes i Folev), r. SE cor Jessie and
Fourth
Foley Michael, blacksmith, r. 1&4 Ciara
Foley Michael, driver, r. 23 Anthony
Foley Michael, irunmolder Golden State and Miners'
Ircn Works, r. 14 Tehama
Foley Michael, laborer, r. l-i't ilissirn, rear
Foley Michael, laborer, r. K s Lombard, nr Eeamy
Foley Mivhael, shii>c«lker, r. 559 Bryant
Foley Michael, teamster Joseph Amoid
Foley Michael J., i«jlioen.an City Hall. r. ICiOo Har
Foley Miles, r. 23 Anthony
Foley P.. driver Omiubus K. R.
Foley Patrick, with Larkins t Co., r. 12 Welsh
Foley Patrick, bartender, r. 30 Cla;a
Foley Patrick, drsyman, r. X s Lilly Av, bet Laguna
and Octavia
Foley Patrick, drayman. SW cor Washington and San-
som, r. Oak Street House
Foley Patrick, housemovtr, r. 725 ^ JJatoma
Foley Patri'.k, laborer, r. 2* Clinton
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
Foley Patri.k. Isborer. r. 344 Third, rear
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 4^.'^ Mission
Foley Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Foley Patrick, laborer James McGlone. r. 8 b Fell, bet
Devjsadero amd Scott
rdej Patrick. Ul>orer Sonthem Pac. R. B. Co., r. 22
First Av
Folev Patrick, seaman, r. King Street Hotise
Foley Patrick J., porter John E. Doyle, r. 311 Bush
Foley Peter, molder Full n Iron Worts, r. 607 Howard
Foley Richard, liquor saloon. 131 Folsom
Foley Bobtrt C. r. 4-K) Stevenson
Foley Sarah F. Mi.<«, r. :%m Green
Foley Sophie, waitress Brun-^wick House
Foley Thomas, blacksmith, r. 44,- N^itoma
Foley Thomas, hackdriver, r. 1p12 Powell
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. Gunnison Av, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Foley Tiiomas, laborer, r. 14t' Perry
Foley Thomas, laborer, r. ?17 Sansom, reir
Foley Thomas, laborer J. Hughes, Pioneer Park
Foley Thomas, miner, r. 512 Mission
Foley Thomas, pianomaker C. R. HaU. r. H, South S. F.
Foley Thomas, soapmaker G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 3
Kate
Foley Thomas F. , attorney at law. r. 12 Welsh. rear
Foley Thomas J., oiler Bulletin Press Rooms, r. E 8
Gunnison Av, bet Precita PI and Prospect PI,
Bemal Heighte
Foley Timothv Sears i Foley», r. 313 Green
Foley Timothv. deckhand Central Pac. R. R. Co. 'a stm
Transit
Fbley Webb, porter H. Siering & Co., r. 19 Mont
Foley William, cigamiaker, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Foley William, finisher Andrew Frei
Foley William, laborer, r. X s Army, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Foley William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 541
Stevenson
Foley William, operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. •102 Clay
Foley William, painter, r. 37 Clarence PI
Foley WiUiam, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Foley William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Foley William E., clerk E. Foley, r. 1317 Montgomery
Foley Winnie domestic, 1(X)'J Washington
Foley s Jones (Francis Foley and Charles A. Jones) ,
hide*, wool, etc., 219-221 Drumm
Folger Albert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. W e
Dore. nr Bryant
Folger Allyn S. .'clerk Osbom i Alexander, r. 403 Oak
Folger B., sean^an, r. 117 Drumm
F-.lger Daniel W. (B. P. Flint & Co.) , r. 1916 Franklin
Folger Edward, carpenter Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 317 Third
Folger GevrgeE., r. 317 Third
Folger H. E., seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Folger Herbert, correr pendent J. C. Merrill i Co.,r.
5a9?j Hayes
Folger James A. ;Folger, Schilling & Co.), r. West
Oakland
Folger Samuel B.. clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. 13
Willow Av
FOLGER, SCHILLIXG «& CO. (J. A. Folger, A.
SciulliLg and W. H.Lamb, proptrs Pioneer Steam
Ciffee and Spice Mills, and importers and dealers
cofft-es,teas and spices, 104-106 CaUfomia
Folger Seth, night inspector Custom House, r. 539 Jj
Hayes
Folger Shubal M., watchman Custom House, r. 3447
Howard, rear
Folk Louis, vamisher, r. 113 Park Av
Folk Solomon (Lewis & Co.), r. 1219 Geary
Folkers A. H. B. (J. H. A. Folkers & Brotberi.r. 423
Ty;er
Folkers J. H. A. (J. H. A. F.dkers i Brother), r.
Oakland
FOLKERS J. H. A. & BROTHER (A. H. B.
Folkers ), agents Tiemann i Co.'s sxirgical and
dental instruments, and trusses, 118 Montgomery
Folks Peter, speculator, r. 638 Green
Follansbee Alonzo W.. bixikkeeper Gecrge Howes jt
& Co., r. 33 Glen Park Av
Follansbee C. J. Mrs., r. 1711 Van Ness Av
Follansbee Libert, clerk Tnited Carriage Co., r. 1711
Van »S5 Av
F01J<.%NSBEE ELIZ.^BETH X., resident phy-
sician Pacific Disjieiisary Hospital, SE cor Oi^
and Franklin, office 4: 5 Geary
FcUansbee J. B., r. 34 Eleventh
Follen John W., salesman, r. 4 Park PI
FoUett D., barkeeper O. i O. 8. S. Australia
Follis Mary, domestic 2809 Sacramento
Follis Patrick W., laborer, r. 2C Turk
Follis Richard H.. prf-sident Utah Silver Mining Co.,
office 25 Xevada Blr-ck, r. 2.>Ki Mission
Follman Joseph, student Barnard's Business Cjllege,
r. 225 Pa* ific
Fullmer August, master mariner, r. 119 JackB<^n
Follmer Williian, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r.NE
cor Tennessee and Sierra
Folly William F., waittr De Mill i LanU-miilch. r.
207 Montcomery Av
FOIjSOM ALBERT, proptr Fashion Carriage
Factory, 217 Ellis, r. 2918 Sacramento
BULLOCZ & JONES, 1(K Montgosiery Street. Novelties in Neck Wear.
Qlovss ana 2Cr^ns a: aSO. LOGICS'. 706 'j: 716 SearziT S*-
FOL
331
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FcUom Cfcirles B., cipres-sn-an. 5x. cor Market md
Sixth, r. IT* Pcli
Fcisoni Cii&rle* E.. printt-r. r. 22 Bt-mard
FcUcm •: . W., r. 217 Ellis
Folsom ExigtJicr R., driTer S. F. Lanndry Asen, r. 1S45
GrftTT
Foleom F. T.. r. 21 Ellis
Folsom Geurge, bcokke«p-er. r. €15 Stockton
Folsom George A.. bootke<rp«r Altert Folsom. r. 1509
JackfC'D
Foleom G«orge F., carpenter, r. 22 Bemai<d
Folsom GeiTge P.. generml aocoontant Southern Pac.
R. B.. offict- XE ot'r Fotinh and Towiisend, pocim
34, r. SW cor California and Stc-ckton
Foleom John, hcuseniover, r. 2*15 MissicE
FoUom Louise .-Mridow . r. 321 Green
Folscni Mirr A. Mi«s. dressjuaker. r. 22 Bernard
Folscm S-'Viah A. Mise. teacher, r. 22 Berurd
Ftolaom Stretrl PharuiacT, D. D. Hum laa^sicr. NV
cor Folscni and Fifth
Folsom Street Whirf . fc-ot F •Ieoid
Folti Clara S-. artomev at law. cffce K-m M i.;^oia-
err Blook, r. s » Unicn. btt Hvde aEi Larkin
Fcltz G., cook Paciao Mail S. S. City of Nrw T r>
Foitz Ma-.tLew, clerk Gevrge Kahn. r. Grini C^ -
H.tel
Fonda William M.. shipping clerk Whittier. Full-
Co., r. SVT ccr Brv^erick and 5*«.rame:it.
Fonda 'William T.. cashier 'Vrheeler i Wilsn MiEuf.
Co., r. SW ccr Sacramento and Brc-ienck
Fontana Antoinetta, Italian Benev. S-.v.. -423 Wash
Fontana Antonio. Italian Benev. Soi-.. 423 Wash
Fontana Frank, confectionery. 6i5 Sutter
F^nt&ta Mark J. ;M. J. Fontana ^ Co.). r. 1310
MascE
FOXTAN'A M. J. <!W CO., general commission
and shipping mer.hants. 6ijii« Sansi-m
Fcct^ni Astonio. Itaii&ii BeneT. S^>c., 423 Washington
Foi:t;n Axivuio. vlye misher F. Thomas * Co., r. 27
Tenth
Fonzer Henry, painter, r. Tyi Mission
Fookes WiUiam, springrr.aker. r. E s Chattanooga,
bet T"wenty-Sr*4 ind TTkentv-sec.'nd
Fooren James, longshcren.ar. Menzles k Biogjwm
Foorman Carl, deputy coHeitor U. S. Internal Beve-
n-::e. r- Irjo BjLsii
FOOR>I-AX SI3IOX, ditch owner iCala-rer&s Co.
ci.e 7t. M liti.inery Block, r. 429 O'FarreU
Fc-ct Gilt-er:. sn:.ient, r. 13C* Stc^rkton
Foote Ge-,rce. engineer, r. 410 Kearny
Footr Hogh, cari^enter Charles I. Burks, r. 1113 Twen-
ty-first
Foote Henry D., first assistant engineer S. S. City of
Cheeter. Oregon !?. S. Co.
Foctc LucienH.. r. 329 Ellis
Foote Patrick J., carpenter Charles I. Burks, r. 1113
Twenty-first
Foote Wiliiam W..anomeT at law. of&ct: 310 Pine, room
23. r. Oakland
Fopiano Carlo, Gar.baldi Guard Armory. 423 Bdwy
Fopiano Francises , widow . r. 11 Union PI
Fopiano John, live stock raieex, r. SI? Sansom
Fopiano Maria •, widows, r. 505 Union
Foi>iano PietT\.-. wine merchant, r. 11 Union PI
Foral William, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Foran Edward F., printer Alta Calif omia. r. 322 Taylor
Foran Pstrick. lab..rer Whittier. Fuller & Co., r, 555
Stevenson
Foran Thomas J., r. 555 Stevenscn
Forberg Bernard, seanian. r. 12 Jackson
Fcrbes Alexander Forbes Brothers' . r. San Bafaiel
Forbes Alei«nder J. , Forbtrs i Miller- . r. 639 Jessie
F^rbrS Aleiiudcr J. Jr., cigars, p-erfumery. and sta-
ronerv. 313 M r;TgoiiierT Av. r. ,=>15 Unii-n
FORBES AXDREW bI. general agent Mutual
Life lusurauce C<'.. of Xew Yor^. offi^-e 214 Ssn-
som. and general aeentC^-ntinertal Insurance Co.,
;Xew York . Xiagara Fire Insurance Co. ,Xew
York), C-omnioa wealth Insurance Co. (Boston).
tffice 216 Sansom. r. •jy Essex
Forbt^ Arthur W. clerk G. M. Josselvn & Co.. r.«l»4
>rcAr..ster
FORBES BROTHERS .Alexander Forl>es). im-
i-vfttrs a:-d c " ■ -^^ -. .- ^ "tts, 3W* Oaliiorcia
Forbes C. waitt? r. T15 Howard
Forbes Charles. r. 12^ Turk
Forbes Cleavelai.,-. .. .<. I.^..; .... i..:e Insurance Co..
r. 2^ Essex
Forbes Frank G , foreman E. Gcsiaiskv i Co.. r. 1319
Pacific
Forbes Frank H., clerk P. Flatow. r. XE cor J .nes and
Geary
Fcrbes Franklin P.. clerk, r. 61(> Stevenson
Fort^e-s George H.. apiff«ntice Forbes k Mil'er. r t3S
Jessie
Forbtrs Hugh W., superintendent static n B, P.«t-
office. r. 919 Xatoma
Fcvbes James. bcUermaker Pacific BoUiag Hill, r. 3
Haywood
Forbes Jane (widow) , r. 1615 Powell
Forbes J. B. (widow) , taraititti roattm. 518 Geiuy
Forbes Jennie A. Miss, teacber I..1ncoIn School, r. SiO
Turk
Forbes John, carpenter, r. 315 H JesEie
Fcrbes John, patternmaker Unioa Iron Woike. r. U
TehajnaPl
Fof bes John, eteredore, r. 33S Broadway
r rl^s xTVjj R.,aa6i£taota»gineerS. 8. Idabo, r. 304
broker, r. 320 CFarreU
-% A. iwidow<, physician, office and r. 356
Fcrbes L.. night engineer Pacific Im;
-- : rl-rs F.;'^ert S., atcomev at law.
Co.
230 Sansnm.
. : Uer I Alexander J. Forbes and Jchn H. Mil-
_ -: metmakcTE and contractcTs, 217 Market
J: :r"r_ii. Trederick, waiter, r. 636 Missi.-n
F-Tcada Joseph, Au^iriaa Benev. Soc., 71 Xew Mont
F.rcace C. H. Mrs., r. 227 O Farrtil
Fcrce Emoret £. Miss, salesladv Palmer Bros., r. 303
OFarrell
Forcier John A., fancy goods. 520 Geaiy
Forciot Annette (widuw . r. fiJS O'Farrell
Fcrck George, loolmaker Pacific Rolling Mill, r E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and SolaxKt
Ford Alexander, shoeaiaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 1711 Jessie
Ford Amelia, domestic 1424 Bush
F^rd Annie, don.estic, 1425 Post
Fi-rd Anthony, laborer, r. 7 Kent
F.rd Archibald, macbinist A. S. Hallidie.r. Oaltland
Ford Ariette \Iiss. dressLnaker. r. lal Fulton
F.rd Barney L., r. lis Pc*t
Ford Barlhoiomew, laK->rer. r. 719 Brannan
Ford Bella Miss, r, 6CO Bosh
Ford Bridget, domestic ia-i' Eddy
Ford Bridgi t ; widow i , r. 22 Larkin
Ford Catherine (widow ' . r. 15 Bannam PI
Ford Delia (widow ■■ . r. dt^'i Harriscn. rrar
Ford Charles, butcher, r. 51 Clara
Ford Charles D.. salesman Mendocino Lumber Co., r.
East Oakland
Ford Charles R.. student HeaJd's Business CcUege
Ford Charles W.. carpenter, r. 731 Gre*n
Fcrd Charles W R.. salesman California Silk Maauf
Co., r. 1115 Sutter
Ford Daniel, caitman, r. lCr20 Bryant
Ford DeUa Miss. hairdresser Sheiard t Co., r. &4< Mis-
sion
Ford Edward, miner, r. j'Ci' Stockton
Ford Elizabtrth , widow ). r, 51 Clara
Ford Emma Miss, domestic, r. laOi* Grove
Ford Frank C. clerk Countv Tax Collectcr, r. 445*
Sixth
Fcrd Frederick, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 136 Silver
Ford Ge^.Tge (Ford k Russell , r. Ogdea
Ford George, shipsaiith James Christy, r. 64* Fourth
Ford George, wool grader, r. 506 Seventh
Ford Grr'rse J„ carpenter Thomas M. QtiackeobTiah,
r. 411 Sansom
Ford Hannah, domestic 1612 Califcroia
Ftrd Harry C. mat-hinist Union Box Factt^y. r. T14
Howaid
Fold Henry, r- 533 Commercial
Ford Heniy C. butcher A.W. Mcxt^cnston. r. 51 Clara
Foni Henry J., shipwright, r. 512 Foorth
Ford Honon < widow, r. ilH Lanfton
Ford J. A., waiter S. S. Oregon. Oregon S. S. Co.
Ford James, chief engineer stm Uomboldt, r. 25H
Stockton
Ford Jamts. expi^essman. r. 1916 Union
Ford James, plumber and gasfitter Ttomas I>ay. r. 33
Larkiu
Ford James B.. entrv clerk Castle Bros., r. 1115 Sutter
Ford James C. biv>l^r, r. N"E cor Chestnut and Dup
Ford James P., waiter, r. 1401 Pvw, 11
Ford J. C. driver City Cab and Transfer Cc. r. 174
Jessie
Ford Jeremiah, waiter Grand Hotel
n
BEAMISH*S Sliirts are the best Tr7 then.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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332
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Ford Jeremy T., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Minnesota, nr Nevada
Ford Jerome B., president Mendocino Lumber Co.,
office 40 California, room, 1, r. East Oakland
Ford J. C, cook Haixbrich & MuUer
Ford John, boots and shoes, 10(j Pacific, r. 342 Union,
rear
Ford John, esti-aman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r.
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, Soiith S. F.
Ford John, junk dealer, r. S s Water, bet Mason and
Taylor
Ford John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s Michi-
gan, nr Shasta
Ford John, .shoemaker, r. NW cor Twenty-ninth and
Mission
Ford John E. , brushmaker, r. Moultrie bet Cortland
Av and Crescent, Bernal Heights
Ford Joseph A., cashier Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 410
Geary
Ford J. T., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Minne-
sota, nr Sierra
Ford Junius, professor music, r. 1318 California
Ford Mack, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 710
Taylor
Ford Mary Miss, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 17 Haight
Ford Mary Mrs., midwife, r. 20J<S Clinton
i-'ird Mary A. Mrs., r. 403 Stevenson
Ford Mary A. Mrs., lodgings, 701 Mission
Furd Michael, blacksmith, Sd'J Tenth, r. 8 Juniper
I ord Michael, butcher M. Brandenstein A: Co., r. cor
Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Ford Michael, laborer, r. 213^ Langton
Ford Michael, laborer, r. 250 Stevenson
F^rd Michael, longshoreman, r. 1119 Montgomery
Ford Michael, luinbermau, r. 8533^ Folsom
Ford Michael, shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. SE cor
Clementina and Sumner
Ford Michael A., machinist, r. 707 Natoma
Ford Nathaniel M., clerk Bell Telephone Co., r. 606
Jessie
Ford Patrick, laborer Thomas Ford, r. 709 Brannan
Ford Patiick, laborer, r. 713 Brannan
Ford Patrick, tailor, 213^ Huul
Ford bilas P., contractor, r. 731 Green
Ford Stephen, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 908 San
Ford Thomas, r. .544 Jes.sie
Ford Thomas, blacksmith, 10.5 First, r. 1307 Steiner
Ford Thomas, laboier, r. 20,V. Clinton
Ford Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Ford Thomas J., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
1402 Bush
Ford Thomas J., plumber New City Hall, r. 22 Larkin
Ford Thomas W., brushmaker Bleibtrey 6: Bratman,
r. Bernal Heights
Ford Timothy, currier Laguna Tannery, r. Broadway,
be< Hyde and Larkin
Ford Warren J., caudlemaker Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. SE cor Seventh and M, South S. F.
Ford William, r. 600 Bush
Ford William, chainmaker George W. Grant, r. 256
Stevenson
Ford William, clerk, r. 24 Sixth
Ford William, laborer, r. 430 Clementina
Ford William, laborer James S. Dyer, r. Union, nr
Octavia
Ford William, milk dairy, Girard, nrSau Bruno Road,
University Mound
Ford William J., bookkeeper, r. 554 Minna
Ford & Russell (George Ford and James W. Russeli),
commission merchants 733-735 Fourth
Ford. See Foard and Forde
Forde John C., conductor Omnibus R. R. r. 345}^
Tliird
Forde William C, compositor, r. 2207 Polk
Fordoll Andrew, cook, r. Valencia St. Restaurant, E 8
Valencia, nr Twenty-sixth
Fordcr Frederick, master mariner, r. 13 Pacific
FOKDKKKK JOSKPU F., successor Fordercr
A: Huuvi-r, oriiameutHl galvanized iron cornices
22(i Mission, r. 1413 Octavia
Fordhain Patrick, e.\pr(Hsman Oakland Ftgrry, r. 161
Silver
Fordham William, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 1020 Post
Fordyce James M., bookkeeper Charles Waters, r. cor
Twenty-seventh and Washington Av
Fore Timothy, tanner, r. 1211 Broadway
Foreman Andrew, typefounder, r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Andrew Jr., mouldmaker and fitter Painter
k Co., r. 1514 Jones
Foreman Daniel A., typefijiisher Painter k Co., r. 1514
Jones
Foreman Edward, seaman steamer Thomas A. White-
law, r. 407 Natoma v
Foreman John, musician, r. 2012 Powell
Foresso G., porter cutting PackingCo.,r. 20Lafayette
FOREST ANTOIXE, consul general of Franc-e,
office and r. 704 Washington
Forester Dexter, drayman Thomas Jennings
Forester Edwin H., assistant secretary Bullion Min-
ing Co., r. Oakland
Forester Eliza S. Mrs., assistant Powell Street Primary
School, r. 213 Geary
Forgard Oscar, waiter Sanders' Hotel
Forgert Emil, waiter Saulmann's Restaurant, r. 8J^
John
Forgert Felix, cigarmaker Riese Brothers, r. Phila-
delphia House
Forman C. J., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 514
Valencia
Forman Robert B. (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r. T17
Post
Forman Sands W., deputy clerk Board Superviaors, r.
Graham House
Formes Cail, professor music, r. 222 Turk
Formes Laura Reusch Mrs., physician, office and r.
222 Turk
Formhals Ferdinand, r. 1011 }< Dupont
Formiuger Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Forner Jac<.>b B., policeman City Hall.r. 418 Green
Forner William, musician California Theater, r.
Siegfrieds Hotel
Fornwalt Ruth A. Miss, artist, r. 110 Geary
Forpiano Frank, groceries and liquors, E s Mission,
nr Twenty-ninth
Forquet John, butcher, r. S s Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Forquignon John, upholsterer, r. 815 Montgomery
ForrEUza Mrs., r. 112 Fourth
Forres Matilde (widow) , r. 428 Vallejo
Forrest Charles A., bookkeeper, r. NW cor. Howard
and First
Forrest Curtis T., real estate, r. 719 Market
Forrest D., r. The Bnldwin
Forrest J. Mrs., domestic Overland House, 533 Sac
Forrest James, teamster, r. NE cor Fell and Laguna
Forrest James M., proptr Atlantic Straw Works, 132
Fourth, r. 312 Capp
Forrest John, driver Omnibus R. R. , r. 664 Howard
Forrest John, shipcarpenter, r. 326 Spear
Forrest Lizzie M. Miss, saleswoman Atlantic Straw
Works, r. Oakland
F.>rrest Michael, butler, 1801 California
Forrest Scott, r. 812 Kearny
Forrest William D., salesman Robert M. Black, r. 1525
Tyler
Forrester E<lward, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. NW cor Fourth and Louisa
Forrester Henry, cook, r. Ill William, rear
Forrester James, plumber Bush & Scudder, r. 313
Tehama
Forrester James I., pliunber, r. 1211 Folsom, rear
Forsaith Charles E., barber, r. 411 Drumm
Forsaith Edward, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Forsaith JHdward W. (Forsaith & Dodge), r. Grand
Hotel
FORSAITH «& DODGE (Edward W. Forsaith and
Luther C. Dodge) , commission merchants and
wholesale dealers provisions, 325 Front
Forsey Charles, waiter New York Bakery, r. 20 Waverly
PI
Forsic Richard (Forsic & Justi), r. 911 Bryant
Forsic A: Justi (Uicliard Forsic and Nathaly Justi),
fruits and vegetables, 911 Bryant
Forsland John, seaman r. 17 Pacific
Foreman Hugh, upholsterer J. A. Shaber & Co., r.
Ii:i0 Twenty.first
Foraney Thomas, coachman Benjamin 8. Brooks, r.
O.tlHarrisim
Forsse T., tailor Joseph Baloun, r. 1220 Powell
Forst Tbilip (Forst & Kramer), r. 562 Brannan
Fotst A: Kramer (Philip Forst and Christian Kramer) ,
wines and licjuors, 502 Brannan
Forster Diana Miss, seamstress, r. Ss Twentieth, bet
Hurrison and Folsom
Forster Hans, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Forster F. P., office 126 Kearny, room 21)^, r. Palace
Hotel
Forster James F., clerk track department Central Pac.
R. R.
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Msn's Hosiery.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
ros
333
FOS
Forster Thomas, porter Ellis & Co., r. 614 Pine
Porster William, r. 446 Brannan
Forster 'William, deckhand stm Emma, Jackson St.
Wharl
Forster William, -watchman S. F. Gub Light Co., r. 21
Hawthorne
Forsyth Elijah, teamster, r. 1214 Howard
Forsyth Frederick, salesman, r. 2(> Louisa
Forsyth George, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 822 Jessie
Forsyth James, bootblack, NE cor Bush and Moss, r.
2.57 Stevenson
Forsyth John, r. 2(>28 Sacramento
Forsyth John, gardener, r. 2008 O'Fsrrell
Forsyth John, longshoreman, r. 51 Sacramento
Forsyth Joseph, waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Forsyth Orrin W., transcriber, r. 7193^ Gough
Forsyth Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sier*ft
Forsyth R., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Forsyth W'flliam. r. 1.53 Dore, rear
Forsyth William C, plumber and gasfltter, 1077 Mar-
ket, r. OOX Nineteenth
Forsyth William K., r. 719 J^ Gough
Forsyth William, drayman Cutter & Co., 304 Davis
Forsythe David M., cook, r. 40 First
Forsythe Jessie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 16 Capp
Forsythe Peter, laborer, r. 748 Brannan
Forsythe Samuel, machinist William Deacon, r. 16
Capp
FORT POINT, nr Golden Gate, four miles W of
City Hall
Fort Wayne aud Pennsylvania Railway, James T. Mc-
Manuis general agent, office 2 New Montgomery
Forthaus Anton, driver H. Westerfield, r. W s Penn-
sylvania, ur Yolo
Fortier L., carpenter Central Pac. R. R., r. Ahlborn
House
Fortier Shadrack M., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r.
2 Page
Fortin Paul, dairyman George C .and James G. Smart,
r. San Jose Road, nr Indu.-trial School
Fortlouis M., bookkeeper L. Korn & Co., r. Market
Fortmanu Fredrick (Beyer & Fortmann) , r. 238 Six-
teenth
Fortmann Henry (Fortmann k Co.) , r. Alameda
Fortmann Henry, clerk Frederick Scholkmann.r. NW
c()r York and Twenty-fourth
Fortmann Henry F. (Fortmann Jt Co.) , r. 824 Folsom
FORTMANN ^ CO. (Henry Fortmann, Louis
Graber and lienry F. Fortmann), proptrs Pacific
Brewery, 207-271 Tehtmia
Fortriede Henry, salesman J. G. H. Meyer, r. 51 Clara
Fortro Joseph I., teamster, r. 395 Ash Av
Fortune H. W., mining engineer, r. 219 Seventeenth
Fortune James A. Mrs. (widow), r. 1027 Post
Fortune Margaret (widow), r. 1310 Kearny, rear
Fos Brothers (Raymond and Isidore), butchers, 1320
Dupont and .H21 Pacific
Fos Isidore (Fos Brothers) , r. 427 Green
Fos Lucien, cutlery grinder John F. Ortet, r. 4 Clay
Av
Fos Raymond (Fos Brothers), r. 820 Pacific
Fosbery George, wood moulder Main & Winchester,
r. West End House
Fosbery William, blacksmith Excelsior Iron Works,
r. W s Chenery, bet Thirtieth aud Thirty-first
Fosen Osmiiud R., board and lodging, 407 Tehama
Foshay I. W. (widow), r. E s Sullivan bet Old Hick-
ory and Union
Fosket William, cabinetmaker, r. 1110 Pierce
Fosney Patrick, deckhand stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. 513 Third
FosB August, cooper S.F. Stock Brewery, r. SsTwtnty-
seveuth bet Folsom aud Howard
Po88 Charles, cook South Park House, r. 530 Third
Fobs Charles A., clerk John H. Schulte, r. 214 Bran
Fobs E. L. Mrs., r. 205 Taylor
Fobs Jacob, hostler Central R. R., r. SW cor Mc-
Allister and Steiner
Fobs Lena (widow), r. 1513 Polk
Fobs Martin, salesman Charles L. Dingley, r. E s Ver-
mont nr Santa Clara
Fobs Mary (widow) , domestic 28 Stanly PI
Fobs Mendel M., salesman Pacific Jewelry Co., r.
Arcade House
FOSS OSCAR, importer photographic materials
and chemicals, 512-518 Washington, r. 706 Mason
Foessard Amabel, commercial broker, 8E cor Sacra-
mento and Kearny, r. Oakland
FoBsas Pedro, compositor, 1234 Stockton
Fossette Edwin R., bookkeeper Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Co., r. SE cor Jersey and Noe
Fossum Sivert, carpenter Pacific Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Sierra and Michigan
Fost R. teaciier music, r. 12 Sacramento
Foster — , watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 21 Haw-
thorne
Foster A. B., r. 337 Turk
Foster Andrew, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick, r. 3 King
Foster Arthur J., bookkeeper S. Foster & Co., r. 308
Eighteenth
FOSTER ARTHUR "IV. (S. B. Wakefield & Co),
r. 1213 Jones
Foster Belle Miss, saleswoman Foster & Co., r. 914
Twentieth
Foster Cal, porter Abraham I. Korn, r. 627 Mission
Foster C. H., stock speculator, r. Overland House
Foster Charles (Jahn & Foster) , r. 121 Stockton
Foster Charles, cook Alfred W. Manning
Foster Charles, machinist William T. Garratt, r. 8
Harry PI
Foster Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Foster Charles A., U. S. Boarding Officer Custom
House, office Front St. Wharf, r. 933 Twenty-first
Foster Charles J., salesman George C. Shrevu & Co.,
r. 1122 Pine
Foster Daniel S., shipcarpenter, r. 320 Seventh
Foster David, salesman Thomas Lundy
Foster Edward, chirf engineer Central Pac. R.R. Co.'s
steamers, r. 2105 California
Foster Edwin J., r. Clifl' House
Foster Emily Mrs., principal Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. NW cor Valencia and Twenty-
third
Foster Frederick W. (Foster & Co.), r. 914 Twentieth
Foster George (Foley is Fi'Ster), r. 305 Minna
Foster George, actor Buckley's Original Varieties, r.
113 Jessie
Foster George, laborer Golden Age Flouring Mills, r.
1031 Montgomery
Foster George, second officer Pacific Mail S. S.
Granada
Foster George A., carpenter, r. 605 Shotwell, rear
Foster George H., insurance broker, office 221 Sansom,
r. East Oakland
Foster George W., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 5, U. S.
Court Building
Foster G. P. Mrs., r. 26,56 Folsom
Foster Henry, r. 112 First, rear
Foster Henry, sign and showiard painter, r. 417 Bush
Foster Hugh, with Moon, Scully & Co., r. Oakland'
Foster James, cigar peddler, r. 820 Folsom
Foster James, salesman P. Kelly, r. 22 Fair Oaks
Foster James W., captain bark Don Nicholas, office 16
Howard
Foster John, brewer, r. 813 Pacific
Foster Joim, clerk Diss & Co., r. 1039 Market
Foster John, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 193
Sixteenth
Foster John, laborer, r. 405 Main
Foster John, marble polisher, r. 727 Ji Clementina
Foster John, seaman, r. 17 John
Foster John, stevedore, r. 405 Main
Foster John B., salesman William Lewis & Co., r.
Oakland
Foster John H., bookkeeper Spear, Meade ,t Co., r. 600
Bush
Foster John R., salesman J. A. Shaber & Co., r. 1040 Ji
Howard
Foster Joseph, carpenter Columbia Foundry, r. Brook-
lyn
Foster Julia (widow), r. 5ti0 Stevenson, rear
FOSTER .JUNIUS G., proptr Clitl' House, ter-
minus Point Lobos Av., six miles from City Hall
Foster J. W., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Foster Laura M. Miss, teacher music, r. 338 Turk
Foster Memll, salesman Schafer & Co., r. Clarendoii
House
Foster M. T. (widow), dressmaker, r. 13C Sixth
Foster Nettie F. Miss, teacher music, r. 338 Turk
Foster N. P., physician, office audr. 43 Second
Foster Robert, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and Capp
Fosttr Robert, stableman Moses' Hart, r. 816 Geary
Foster Robert D., r. ml Pacific
FOSTER S. <!b CO., wholesale grocers, and sole
agents celebrated cimdensed eggs, 36 California
Foster Samuel (S. Foster & Co.), r. 821 Twentieth
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BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Moatgomeiy St
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Foster Samuel, carpenter, r. W s Sanchez, nr Nine-
t entli
Foster Sarali K. (widow), dressmaker, r. 39 Fifth
Foster Sophie Miss, domestic 1118 Howard
Foster Thomas J., agent Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co..
otfici- 89 California Market, r. Alameda
Foster Thomas W. (Foster A Co.) r. 914 Twentieth
Foster W. H. Jr., office 3-21 California
Foster AVilliam, r. 18 Xatoma
Fost'-r William, boottitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
33 M Moss
Foster William, harnessmaker, r. 33}<:. Moss
Fot-ter William, waiter, r. 104 Minna
Foster W. S., mining secretary, r. Commercial Hotel
Fost'T & Co. (Thomas W. and Frederick W. Foster) ,
luudy manufs, 1035 Market
Foster. See Foerster and Forster
Futli H. O. Mrs., liquor saloon, 118 Montgomery A v.,
r. 132.5 Kearny
! Fuubel Elizabeth (widow), r. NW cor Columbia and
j Twenty-fourth
, Foubert Eugene (Foiibert & Coleman), r. .551 Tehama
' roui>ert & Coleman (Eugene Foubert and Charles
I Colemaii), watchmakers and jewelers, iio Sixth
FOUCAU1.T v. M., real estate, office 439 Califor-
nia, r. Oakland
Fouehet Edmond, cook, r. 920 Pacific
Fouchet Louis, butcher Victor Le Bert, r. 920 Pacific
' Fouihy Unesime, gardener, r. SE cor Alabama and
j T\venty-flr.--t
Fougere Adelc Miss, ironer Francoise Bellet, r. 908
Jackson
Fougere Marie (widow), lodgings. 17 Fourth
Foulds John E., attorney Central Pac. R. R., office NE
cor F.nirth and Towusend, room 40, r. Oakland
; Ft'Ulds William, fourth engineer 0. & O. S. S. Aus-
I tralia
1 Foulk J. R., driver Market St. and Hayes Valley R. R.
! Foulke J. W., r. 912 Pine
' loulke Louis M., deputy collector U. S. Internal Rev-
I enue, r. .Alameda
: Foulkes Edward C, with Cope & Davis, r. Oakland
' Foulkes Stei)hen G., clerk Middletou, Bryde & Co., r.
I litu5 Capp
Foulks. See Fowkes
F(jultou Charles P., bartender, r. 319 Jessie
' F'lundatiou Daniel, harnessmaker, r. 328 Jessie
i Fountain George W., traveling salesman More, Rey-
j D' .Ids & Co., r. Oakland
' Fountain James W., teamster Pacific Iron Works, r.
121) Perry
! Foiuitain Jeremiah, gloevcleaner Charles J. Holmes, r.
I 1014 West Mission
I Fountain Lazrus, whitewasher, r. 118 Virginia
Fountain Robert L., coffee saloon. f>09)^ Howard
\ FOl'XTAIN SALiOON (The> , William Hesse Jr.
pri>ptr. SE cor Sutter and Kearny
Four Mile House, Brennau Bros, proptrs, NW cor Mis-
sion and Thirty- first
' Fotu-Tvventy Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) , Edward
I F. Stone secretary, office 306 Pine, room 3
, I'liuratt Euos, captain Stm Cora, Washington St. Wharf,
; r. 120'.t Union
Fnuratt Enos Jr., clerk, r. 1209 Union
Fiiuratf George, bookkinder Alexander Buswell, r.
1211'.) Union
Fiyuratt Isaac R., pilot, r. 1209 Union
I Fourcarte Uippolyte, capitalist, r. 10.")7'<:; Folsom
: Fourcaiie Mary Miss, ironer. r. 811 Stockton
Ft.uruess William, machinist, r. 112.5 Vork, rear
■ Fournie Ferdinand, baker, r. 1400^ Dupont
! Fouruier Mrs., cook. r. St. Charles Hotel
Fourqnet Ivan A., foreman Courrierde San Francisco,
r. 012 Moutjiomerv
FOl RTH DISTRICT COrRT, Old City Hall,
second floor
Fouvth July Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Eureka,
Nev.) , J .W. Pew .secretary, office 310 Pine, room 16
Fourth Street Hotel. Heurv Laudschneider proptr,512
• Fourth
Fousliee Thomas S., painter, r. 372 Clementina
Foiitli William, waiter Antone Raisccvich, r. 3.51
Minna
Fonts Clarence L., draftsman Ji^tna Iron Works, r.
1023 Powell
Fonts Daniel L., r. ir)23 Powell
Fonts T. F., boatbuilder. r. W s Kentucky, bet Butte
an<l Napa
Fout/. William (Claus Wreden & Co.), r. 2219 Taylor
Fovel George, laborer William Ryan, nr Ocean View
House
Fowkes Richard, milk peddler, r. E s Nebraska, bet
Humboldt and Sierra
Fowle Edward O.. bookkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works r. 918 Hyde
Fowler -Albert G., street contractor, r. 718 Union
Fowler Alexander, laborer freight department Central
Pec. R. R.
j;owler Alexander, teamster .\lesaader Waugh & Co.,
r. 112 Main
Fowler Arthur, -cabinetmaker, r. 424 Broadway
Fowler Charles, rest.iurant and oyster saloon, NE cor
Pacific and Kearny, r. oOS Green
Fowler Charles, teamster, r. 449 Bryant
Fowler Edward B.. warehouseman Cutting Packing
Co.,r. 761 Harrison
Fowler Ernesto, carpenter, r. 14 Bannam PI
Fowler F. Mrs., r. 520 Taylor
Fowler Frank H., canmaker Continental Vil and
Transportation Co., r. 549 Bryant
Fowler Frederick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 126
O'Farrell
Fowler Frederick R., pyrotechnist Church & Co., r.
503 Taylor
Fowler George H., r. 2445 Howard
Fowler George H. Jr., druggist George H. Fowler, r.
SE cor Seventh and Mission
Fowler George W., clerk collection department
Wells, Fargo iV: Co., r. American Exchange
FOWLER GILBERT C, foreign and domestic
coal. 41:5-415 Pacific , r. 2727 Folsom
Fowler Hattie Miss, r. 400 Ortavia
Fowler Henrietta Mrs., dressmaker, 515 Hayes
Fowler James, seaman, r. 2:38 Steuart
Fowler John, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., r. 114 M
Shotwell
Fowler John B., teamster, r. 1:309 Webster
Fowler Laura T., principal Mission Grammar School,
r. 2445 Howard
Fowler Lucius C. (Robinson, Fowler & Co.), r. 418
Post
Fowler Mary (widow) . r. 24 Welsh, rear
Fowler Mary Ann (widow), furnished rooms, 1104
Mission
Fowler Matthew, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
FOWLER MOX3IOUTH H., apothecary, SE cor
Sixth and Harrison, r. 1211 Turk
Fowler Soplius, clerk, r. 308 Green
Fowler Thaddeus W.. cler< freight depot Southern
Pac. R. R., r. :308 Stockton
Fowler William, liquor saloon, 213 Steuart
Fowler William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Fowler William, watchman S. F. Cracker Co., r. ;322
Third
Fowler William C, bookkeeper Gilbert C. Fowler, r.
•27'.i7 Folsom
Fowler William H. C, clerk California Insurance Co.,
r. 121 Turk
Fowler William S.
Fowler William W
Service, r. 1701 Gough
Fowlkes G. A., carpenter, r. 40 First
Fowzer Jackson, clerk Frederick C.
Market
Fowzer Jacob, grainer, SE cor Eighth and Minna
Fox .Alexander, cigar mauuf , 219 Third, r. 10 Central
Fox Charles, tailor. r.l03l Dupont
FOX CHARLES, wines and liquors. 133 Mont-
gomery, r. 711 Bush
Fox Charles A., barber Charles S. Stern, r. 1007 Min
Fox Charles J., wines atjd liquors, 620 Market, r. 704 J<
Mission
Fox Charles M. (Fox & Kellogg), r. 1057 Market,
Oakland
FOX CHARLE.S W., stockbroker, office 439 Cali-
fornia, r. The Baldwin
Fox David C., salesman, r. 11 Isis
Fox Edward, machinist, r. 1411 Stockton
Fox Frederick, machinist Henry Waas, r. 4 Card Alley
Fox Frederick J., laundry man Golden Gate Laundry,
r. Sixteenth, near Valencia
Fox George, cabinetmaker, r. 169 Silver
Fox George B., clerk Fox & Kellogg, r. 10.57 Market,
Oakland
Fox George P.. r. 100 Austin
Fox H. A., capitalist, office 113 Leidesdorff, r. 720
Geary
Fox Hannah Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Priest
Fox Helen C. (widow) , r. 130 Turk
carpenter, r. 1206 Mission
route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Keil,
759
BULLOCK & JONXS. lOD Montp:omery Street, Importers Lent's Driving Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Fox Henry, bartender, r. 29 Commercial
Fox Heury L., stockbroker, r. 210 Turk
Fox Htrman B., dentist, office and r. 762 Folsom
Fox Horatio, carpenter. 7U8 Folsom, r. 756 Harrison
Fox Hyman, trader, r. 9)^ Moas
Fox Jacob, hide merchant, r. 1705 Dupont
Fox Jumes, laborer, r. W s Sanchez, bet Army and
Twenty-sixth
Fox James, luuiidryman Golden Gate Laundry, r. Six-
twnth, near Valencia i
Fox James, teamster Jnmes McDevilt, r. 911 Sansom
FOX J. 31., manager Mutual Lil'e Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Fox John, clerk freight department Central Pac. R. R.,
r. SW cor Fourth and Townsend
Fox John.coSiumaker McAulifl'e & Gard, r. 151 Tehama
Fox John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory, r. 735
Br.mnan
Fox John, horseshoer, r. .520 Mission
Fox John, laborer, r. 210 Mmua
Fox John, porter Grand Hotel, r. S 8 Minna, bet Third
aud New Montgomery
Fox John, varnisher, r. 151 Tehama
Fox John A., clerk C.W. Horner, r. 1001 Sutter
Fox Joseph, extramau Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F.
D., r. N 6 Paciflo, bet Jones aud Leavenworth
Fox Julia (widow), r. 24 Valparaiso
Fox Lizzie Miss, glovemaker Mills, Leak & Co., r. 414
Eddy
Fox Mary E. Mrs., r. 501 Geary
Fox Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Fox Michael, hostler Patrick Farrell, r. S s Point
L'lbos Av, bet Nineteenth aud Twentieth avs
Fox Morris, fruit dealer, r. 735 Vallejo
Fox Otto (Engfclbreoht, Fox cv: Co.), r. 1728 Bush
Fox Patrick, collector, r. 32 Moss
Fox Pet.r, policeman City Hall, r. 636 Minna
Fox P. F,, dairyman William Haley, r. NW cor Green-
wich aud Buchanan
Fox Siuijn, hair dresser, 621 Davl8
Fox Theresa (widow), furnished rooms, 607 Hyde
Fox Thomas (Fox & Giblin) , r. 203 Howard
Fox Thomas, extramau Engine No. 8. S. F. F. D., r. N s
P.icflc Av, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Fox Thomas, fireman S. S. China, r. 32 De Boom
Fox Thomas, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Fox Thomas, stonecutter, r. V2()h Townsend
Fox Thomas W., coppersmith, r. 3 Priest
Fox Timothy, carpenter, r. 333 Shipley
Fox William, captain schr G. W. Prescott, office 271
East
Fox William, machinist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Fox William, stockbroker, r. 120 Ellis
Fox William Q,, foreman Louis Sloss & Co., r Mission,
nr Industrial Scoool
Fox & Giblin (Thomas Fox, and Patrick Giblin), car-
pent'-rs, 203 Howard
FOX «.t KELLOGG (Charles M. Fox, and Marma-
duke B. Kellogg), attorneys at law, 530 California
Foy John B., laljorer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 140 Perry
Foy John J. (Wilkius & Foy),r. 611 Larkin
Foy John M., teacher chemistry, r. 321 Jessie
Foy Michael, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Foy Thomas, baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R., r.
Kus8 House
Foy Timothy, boilermaker, r. 316 Beale
FOYE ADA H. MRS., spiritual medium, rooms
and r. 5.5-50 Thurlow Block, 126 Kearny
Foye Charles E., master-mariner, r. 831 Fulton
Foye Edward A., clerk, r. 755 Harrison
Foye Francis, laborer, r. 22 Washington Av
Foye (Tcorgiana (widow), furnished rooms, 240 Sixth
Foye Heury, ijlasterer, r. 22 Washington Av
Foye Jolm W., resident physician Small Pox Hospital,
r. 1103 Shotwell
Foye Johnston E., druggist and physician, 2602 Sac
Foye Lafrenz, liquor saloon, cor Kailroad and Fifth
avs. South S. F.
Foye William H.. iuveutor, r. 55 Thurlow Block
Foye W. R. S. (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.), r. Sacra-
mento
Foyer George, laborer, r. 19 Moss, rear
Fraase Charles, housemover, r. 39 Jessie
Fragley Martin F., guard House Correction, r. N s
Ocean House Road, nr Mission
Fraher Michael, r. 512 Mission
Fraher Philip, laborer, r. 316 O'Farrell, rear
Frahm .\nna, domestic 1916 Jackson
Frahm Charles, with Joseph F. Forderer, r. 3 Koh-
Icr'B PI „
Frahm H.F., baths, foot Leavenworth
Frahm J. Mrs., dres.smaker, 1309 J^ Mission
Frahm John, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r.
1309 Vj Mission
Frahm Martin, longshoreman, r. 240 Steuart, rear
Fraim Laura (widow) , midwife, r. SW cor Florida and
Butte
Frakyer W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Fraiiike Johaiin, bakery, S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Wood and Collins
Framke John, cariienter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 8 8
Point Lobos Av, bet Wood and Collins
FRAXCE, Antoiue Forest consul-general, office 704
Washington
France Georgi', painter, r. 41 Pacific
France William M., clerk, r. 203 Sixteenth
France William T., driver La Graudo Laundry, r. 203
Sixteenth
Franceu Heury, upholsterer, r. 814 Dolores
Franres I'annie Mrs., medium, r. 413 Jones
Franceschini Flaminio, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Franceschini Gian Baptista, teamster S. R. Church, r.
NW cor Main and Folsom
Francesioni Guiseppe. clerk Giovaunetti & Co., r. cor
Jackson aud Powell
Fraucfort Georges, editor Le Petit Joiurual, office603
Washington, r. 127 Park Av
Frauchi Antonio, wood and coal, 1.503 Fillmore
Franchi Carlo Rev., assistant rector Guadalupe
Church, r. 908 Broadway
Fraud Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, HH Kearny
Francis Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Kearny
Francis Aaron, groceries and liquors, 2100 Bush
Frauci.s Adelaide, physician, office 1231 Stockton, r.
735 McAlhbter
Frani is Amelia (widow), dressmaker, 1924M Howard
Francis Benjamin F. (Francis Brothers) , r. 226 Min
Francis Brothers (Romeo M., Benjamin F., and John
T.) , restaurant, 22 Dupont
FrauL'is C. Mrs., lodgings, 813 Stockton
Francis Catherim- (widow), r. 1116 Vallejo
Francis Charles, janitor 324 Pine, r. 928 Washington
Francis Charles, musician, r. Overland House
Frauds Christiuc (widow), r. 327 Beale
FRANCIS D. B. (Francis, Valentine k Co.), r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Frau'is E. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 30 Kearny
Francis Ellen C. (widow), r. 226 Miuua
Francis Frank, steward Francis Bros., r. 226 Minna
Francis George, fireman stm McPlierson, r. 7 Alta
Francis George G. (Franris & WiUey, Santa Cruz),
office 117 Pine, r. 1824 Vallejo
Frauds Grosveuor, iusurauce agent Falkuer, Bell &
Co., r. 2227 Taylor
Frau<is Grosveuor C, carpenter, r. 2227 Taylor
Fran<is Harrv M., salesman H. Levison, r. 48 South
Park
Francis Henry L., bookkeeper Daltou i Gray, r. 905
McAllister
Frauds JamesE., messenger Balfour, Guthrie & Co.,
r. 1231 Vallejo
FraU'is John Rev., in charge Baptist Chine.se Mis-
sion, 924 Stock tf>n
Francis John, seaman stm Newport, Broadway Wharf
Francis John, stevedore A. C. Frcese
Francis John H., laborer, r. 10 Boyd
Francis John T. (Frauds Brothers), r. 22(> Minna
Francis Jo.^eph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama .
Francis Joseph, shoemaker, 423 Driimm
Francis Joseph T., carpenter, r. 813 Filbert
Francis Manuel, cook, r. 520 Grecu
I'raucis Mary L., furnished rooms, 928 Washington
Francis Robert, belluiau Palace Hotel
Francis Romeo M. (Frauds Brothers), r. 226 Minna
Francis Samuel P., laborer, r. 14 Banuam PI
Francis Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 421 Hyde
Francis Thomas, waiter John Williams, r. Vande-
water, bet Powell and Mason
FRANCIS, VALEXTIN'E & CO. (D. B. Francis,
S. D. Valentine aud E. W. Goggiu), Commercial
Steam Printing, Designing, Engraving, and Elec-
trotyping House, 517 Clay, aud 510-516 Com
Francis William D., teaniBter, r. 1310 Laurel Av
Francis William M., attorney at law, office 331 Kearny,
rooms 8-9, r. 123 Ninth
Frnucisco B., machinist Risdon I. aud L. Works
Francisco George, butcher M. Gradwobl & Co., r. 1
Park Av
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first chss make.
ANDEESON k EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mfl!itgoE:e7 S*-
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Francisco Jolm, seaman, r. W s Sansom, nr Union
Francisco Joseph, laborer, r. SW cor Market and East
Francisco vich. Cosmo, restaurant. 1:307 Potk.
Franciscovicli John ( GregovidEi. i Franciscovicli) , r.
33 Everett
Francisco vich Matthe-w, restaurant. 6 FoorUi. r. 347
Jessie
Franciscovioh Nicholas, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Franck George, paints and oils. 508 Hayes
Franck Henry iHa.b:..ii i Franck; . r. luo-i Market
Franck Isidore, musician, r. 1014 Jackson
Franck. See Frank
Franco-Ameri -an Perfumery Co.. Philip Peck mana-
ger. 126 Kearuy
FRAACO-JLJfERICAX SAVINGS BAXK,
George C. Perkins president, Lacien Br^nd sec-
retary and cashier, A. Comte Jr. manager, 4J8
Montgomery
Franco Ciitarino. shoemaker Buckingham 4 Hecht,
r. lllJ?^ Kearny
Franco Charles (Franco 4 Eennert), r. t514 Octavia
Franco I., waiter PaciHc Mail S. S. Granada
Franco JSc Benn«;rt (Charles Franco and Frederick ,
Eennert) , upholsterers. 1051 Market ,
Francoeur Germain, foreman Juhn H. Carmany & Co., |
r. lObl Broadway i
Francoeur. See De Francoeur I
FRANC OXI LOI7IS, notary public and secretary i
Caliiomia Sugar Beet Co., San Jacinto Tin Co., ;
Riverside Land and Irrigation Co.. San Buena-
ventura Commercial Mining and Manufacturtag
Co., OlompaJi Silver Mining Co.. and Magenta i
Mining Co., office XE cor Cal and San. r. Vl\) Ellis
Franconi Moses, peddler, r. 1414 Eeamy, rear !
Franconia Nursery, Vicus Wackenreuder proptr, W s j
San Bruno Road, nr Eve i
Francovich Antonio, Austrian Benev, Soc, 71 Nevr j
Montgomery j
Francoz Eiiwird. teacher music, r. 27'^ Harriet j
Fran :•• "•'; '.i: -. ironjnolder Pacilic Iron Works, r.
■'_ia j
Fri ;s, barkeeper Nicholas Peterson, r. |
::ch andTownsend
Fran>.-r J :'^-. r. -5 Dupont
Fraaetta J'jhn, wines and liquors, '.« Post, r. San \
Rai'-iel
F-i -int. r. 317 VaUejo j
'/-■•- ^an, r. 19 Vallejo I
b'ru . _ i:e Hotel [
Fraiii A., r. .;_T i±'zrv.v -lX-^
Frank Abraham L. (Fiest. Frank 4 Co., r. 61:
Ness Av
Frank .^-brarn, butcher M. Gradwohl i Co.,r. Oakland
Frank Adam, butcher Frederick Katz, r. '242 Sutter
Frank Andr-iv -.i.::- r A -.„-u:^!: ~"- Frank, r. illO Pow
Frank Aii" -roll. r. 906 Filbert
Frank A-
Frank A;;, ■
Van Ncas Av
Frank August W., house and signpainter 'iUSJ^ Mont-
.,. ,_,„j.,. y.,. ^ .^^._,, p wrll
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Frank l"
Fran :
Frank Frederick A. i Fra- k Brothers i Co.', r lii.'ii
Van Ness Av
Frank Frederick A, butcher, r. Ho Ivy Av
Frank G.. r. SOS Hayes
Frank George, r. 22 John
Frank George, cigurmaker Aaron Meyer, r. ll-j Ivy At
Frank George, clerk Martin Bahrt. r- sil Seventh
Frank George, hou.se and signpainter. r. -^OK Hayes
Frank George P. (Frank Brothers & Co.) , r. Portland,
Oregon
Frank George W. (Frank i, Carson, r. 1353 Post
Firanfr Gustave, stockbroker, office 313 Sfontgomery. r.
426 Post
Frank Henry i Reinhard Frank & Bzother) , r. Sixteenth
Av. nr i, South S. F.
Frank Henry, hairiiresser. 306 \ Thipi
Frank Henry, manoi. and dealer bedding and furni-
ture. 212-21i Coainierciai. r. o'-t Everett
Frank Henry, metcrman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. T35
Harrison
Frank Henry, porter Von. Bonn & Hencke Bro„ r. 613
Mission
Frank Henry, compositor California Donokrat
Frank Henry, wines and Iiq.u<:rs, NW cor Commercial
and rUTimrn
Frank Herman, boi^kkeeper W. i L Steinhart jc Co., r.
Alameda
Frank Isaac, r. 1703 Webster
Frank Isaac, insurance broki*. office "221 Sansom- r.
711 California
Frank Isaac H., salesnan Neostadter Bros., r. 1334
Surter
Frank Isadore, musician, r. 1113 Stockton
Frank Jacob, machinjit City Iron Works, r. Golden
Eagle Hotel
Frank Jacob J. (Frank 4 Co.) . r. ItH Post
Frank John, r. 20U Leides<loi3f
Frank John, barber F. C. Von Imhoff, r. 50!) Pacttic
Frank Ji hn, deckh-ind stm Alice Garratt, WasiUTigtog
St. Wharf
Frank John, deckhand stm Cora, Washington St
Wharf
Frank John J. . r. *)2 Twentieth
Frank John J., clerk T. Simon, r. 901 T.arfri n
Frank Joseph, capitalist, offiiie 131 Montgomery, r. 615
TayLjr
Frank Joseph, TniTTrman r. Sixth Av. bet L and. M,
Soutu S. F.
Frank K.it ■ :>i:si-. machine operator E. Detrick i Co.,
Van !
i^tz, r. Ivy Av. nr |
IJOBPost
t. n. r- ^ '-^i 1
Fr ■ ler
!■ -I J , ;,__: _ -ich Bros, r 1713
-i-.t
F-i \ irles. saloonkeeper, r, Wi Jessie
i'T: .;• ^s ) >•■..; Fr-Liiv g I -Q.) ■ r. 1135 Elli.s
Fra or Spear and Mis-
Fn^- _. , ... . Jarroll, r. 906 Fil-
bect I
Frank C. J. & Co. (Edwin J. Frank} , commission mer-
cl'.-ints .i:;ij Pine I
Fru: -^ apprentice William T. Garratt, r. '
1''4 Alabams
k 4 C). r. 11.36 Ellis
inii, r. '.)06 Filbert
.:.:!. Walker 4 Co.), r. 1721
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SuUtrr
Frank Ephraim. clothing .5.37 Eeamy, r. 931 Jackson
Frank Frank, buker, r. 31S PaciHc
Frank Fr>'deri':k. laundryman Occidental Laondry, r
ct.r Filbert 4 Qoagh
Fri
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low) , r. 102;5 Sutter, rear \
r., laryngoscopist, office ami t. 906 |
Frank Mark, clerk E. Frank, r. 331 Jactaon
Frank Mark E., clerk Davis Bros., r. IS Cap.^Iina
Frank Martin, r. 4;J2 Tyler
FranJ< Maurice, salesman Eoaenbsum 4 Co„ r. £719
Webster
Frank Max, bookkeeper Joeepit Bosenberg, c. 23
Eeamy
Frank Moses J., salesman A. B. Elfelt 4 Co. r. TTtl
Post
Frank !¥athan. cloakmaker, r. U Carolina
Fnnk Ot.. H . r -' ' Vi::.-jo
Ij'.)4'-^ Bush
• rank 4 Br^Clier' . r. Si»-
- F.
Fri iilLer. milkdairy. Sixteenth. Av, L
Fri.. - - '. Frink 4 Co.) , r. 711 Caltfomi*
Frank Sj,ai.vit:i, .:lcrk Wooster, HubbeH 4 Co., r. 303
Tyler
Frtn k Sa^i'i'.i. n. rtr-i.:- ain-.;r r "It S^i-Zi-r
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Frank W —a", r.
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Frank ^ • ■ ■ ' '^■''
FRANK .jic 1
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Frank 4
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Frank. ~-u - :
Franke B., c. 'i^'/sl Siocktoa
Franke Chrisaan, expressman, r. 536 Bzannaa
X'.Mjds, etc.. NE cur Stm ami Sac
BTJLLCCS & JOITES, 105 ilontgomerj Street, Importers Dent's Walking SLoves.
Mis at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Frante Gerhard F., cutter Krakcr & Israel, r. 616 Fol
Franke Rudolph, shoemaker, SIJ"^ Geary
Franke W. J., student Heald's Business College
Frankel David, salesman Isaac Morris, r. 605 McAl-
lister
Frankel Leser B., stock-speeulator, r. 233 Tyler
Frankel Otto Mrs., r. 4'iG Folsom
Frankel Solomt n, farmer, nr Giant Powder Works
Frnnkenau Albert, bookkeeper W. and I. Steinhart &
Co., r. 311 Dupont
Friinkenbach Valentine, r. 1614 Jn Buchanan
Frankenberg Bernard, candymaker, r. i'.V.i Green
Fiankenberg Joseph, saddler and harnessmaker, 220
Drumm, r. i'i'-i Green
Frankenberg Julius, physician, office and r. 621 Post
Frankenberg Leon, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r.
433 Green
Frankenberg Louis, shirtmaker, r. 433 Green
Frankenberg Millard, cigarmaker, r. 621 Post
Frankenberg Nathan, cigarmaker, r. 621 Post
Frankenheimer Isaac r. liO.5 Fifteenth
Frankenheinier Joseph, r. 203 Fifteenth
Frankenheimer Mayer, capitalist, r. 1630 Sutter
Frankenthal Adolphus, tailor, 1000 Market, r. 614
Pine
Frankenthal Charles, salesman Frankenthal & Co., r.
SE cor Post and Dupont
Frankenthal Frederick, mining secretary, office 330
Pine, room 28, r. SE cor Post and Dupont
Frankenthal Jacob (Frankenthal & Co.), r. 601 Van
Ness Av
Frankenthal Max, salesman Frankenthal & Co., r. 1603
Gough
FRANKENTHAL. «& CO. (Jacob Frankenthal,
and Jacob Bergmann), importers and jobbers
fancy goods, SW cor Battery and California
Frankenthaler Adolph, tailor Gordon Bros., r. 614 Pine
Frankfurter Veit, salesman Weil Bros. & Co., r. 309
Powell
Franklin Mrs., r. 426 Folsom
Franklin .\bey, clerk Mrs. Rebecca Berkowitz, r. 1100
Stockton
Franklin Abraham, pawnbroker, 813 Kear, r. 905 Mar
Franklin Abraham, tailor, 205 Pacitic
Franklin Albert, porter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Franklin B. B., cook, r. 16 Virginia
Franklin Benjamin, carpenter, r. 909 Harrison
Franklin Benjamin, salesman M. Franklin .s Bro., r.
305 Hayes
Franklin Benjamin, steward Thomas M. Holt, r. cor
Powell and Green
Franklin Benjamin Mrs., fruits and varieties, 909 Har
FRANKLIN BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
OFFICE, Frauk Eastman & Co. proptrs, 509
Clay
Franklin Building, 408 California
Franklin Charles, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Franklin Charles, bootblack, r. NE cor Broadway and
Kearny
Franklin Ellis, clerk M. J. Flavin, r. Ahlborn House
Fi'anklin George, i lothing, 511 Davis, r. NW cor Stock-
ton and Jackson
Franklin Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.) George
B. Spinney secretary, office 310 Pine, room 44
Franklin H., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 159 Minna
Franklin H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Franklin Hermann, saltsman Bremer & Bro., 310 Sac
FRANKLIN HOTEL, Hugh Curran proptr, 321
Pacific
Franklin House, Joseph Franklin pro])tr, 105 Clark
Franklin Isidor, bookkeeper M. Franklin & Bro., r. 538
Franklin
Franklin James, capitalist, r. 115 Second
Franklin Jane Mrs., dry-goods, 305 Haye«
Franklin Jesse, merchant, r. 212 Hermann
Franklin John, pawnbroker, 905 Keainy, r. 502 Bush
Franklin John, stevedore, r. 63 Tehama
lYankliu Joseph (M. Franklin \- Bro.) , r. 1020 Hyde
Franklin Joseph, proptr Franklin House, r. 105 Clark
Franklin Julius L., clerk, r. 1238 Howard
Franklin Leon, expressman, NE cor California and
Sansom, r. 310 Clementina
Franklin M. & Br<.ther (Joseph Franklin), importert"
and wholesale dry-goods, 18-20 Battery
tranklin Marcus (M. Franklin *t Brother), r. 638
McAllister
Franklin Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William H.
M'atson secretary, office 302 Mont, rooms 5-6
Franklin Moses J., assistant John S. Bowman & Co.,
r. 40 Park Av
Franklin Noah J., pawnbroker. 1106 Market, r. 763
Bryant
Franklin Owen, painter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Franklin Roderick P., helper, raelter and refiners de-
paitment U. S. Mint, r. 522 Howard
Franklin Samuels., clothing, 213 Pacific
Franklin Selim, real-estate, r. 923 Hyde
Franklin Spar and Bund Verein, Hugo Pfersdorff
secretary, office 539 California
FRANKLIN STEPHEN, secretary Bank of Cali-
fornia, office NW cor California and Sansom, r.
Grand Hotel
Franks Abraham, porter, r. 115 Geary, rear
Franks Billiard Parlors, Ferguson & Loskay proprie-
tors St. Ann's Building, 8 Eddy
Franks Building, Mrs. Sallie P. Morse proprietress, 8
Brenham PI
Franks Carrie Miss, domestic 1628 Folsom
Franks F., r. 127 Kearny
Franks Flora Miss, actress Bella Union Theatre
I Franks Frederick (Franks !<: Gray), r. San Rafael
Franks Freaerii k, painter, 791 Mis.-iion, r. 793 Mission
Franks Henry, hairdressing saloon, ?4 Mont. Av
i Franks Henry, seaman, r. b23 Battery
I Franks James, agent National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fillmore and Hermann
Franks James Jr., with James Franks, r. SE cor Flll-
j more and Hermann
I Franks Nannie E. Miss, teacher, r. SE cor Fillmore
1 and Hermann
I Franks Nathan, tailor, r. 262 Tehama
I Franks Newman, tailoring and cleaning 13S Post, r.
115 Geary, rear
Franks Rachael Miss, hatpresser Golden City Straw
Works, r. 115 Geary, rear
FRANKS iSJ GRAY (Fred Franks and Edward
P. Gray) , stockbrokers, office 318 Montgomery
Franquelain A., collector, r. 31 John
Fransen H., Jour. Shipwrights Association, 71 New
Montgomery i
Fransen Peter, laborer, r. 36 Fifth Av I
Franz Beruhard, agent, r. 113 Stockton
Franz Charles, gardener Protestant Orphan Asylum,
W s Laguna, bet Haightand Waller
Franat Charles C, extraman engine No. 2 S.F. F. D.,
r. 412 Bush
Frauzen Emilie (widow), lodgings 745 Market
Franzen Henry, upholsterer Frederick Hufschmidt,
r. 814 Dolores
Frapolli Batiste, merchant, r. 911 Filbert
Eraser Alexander, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart
Eraser Cameron, r. 715 Howard
Eraser Cliarles (Eraser & Nilson) , r. 204 Steuart
Eraser Charles S., molder, r. 156 Natoma
ERASER EDWIN J., homeopathic physician,
office and r. 221 Powell
Eraser Frank P. laborer W.E. Collyer, r.NE cor Louis-
iana and Sierra
Eraser Frederick R., carpenter, r. 34 Austin
Eraser Gordon, ship carpenter, r. 624 Fourth |
Frasir Hannah Miss, milliner, r. 55 Second j
Eraser H. R., assistant engineer stm Newbern, Folsom I
St. Wharf I
Eraser Hugh, bookkeeper Bernard Gallagher, r. 53
Second '
Eraser Hugh, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill '
Fraser Hugh, proptr Everett House, 55 Second I
Eraser Hugh, seaman Pacitic Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Fraser Hugh W., student State University, r. 55 Sec !
Fraser James C, machinist Jonathan Kiltridge, and :
teaches music, r. 51 Tehama 1
Fraser James D., carpenter, r. 34 Linden ;
Fraser James G., carpenter D. A. Macdouald & Co., i
r. 467 Jessie !
Fraser Jennie Miss, furnished rooms, 5.'?4 Minna
Fraser John, carpenter, r. 467 Jessie
Fraser John, cigars and tobacco, 743 Mi-ssion
Fraser John F., plasterer, r. 454 Bartlett
Eraser John J., boilermaker, r. Twenty-first, nr I
Church
Fras. r John P., painter 403 Sutter, r. .362 Third
Fraser J. P. Mu;iro, Chinese translator and general
agent, r. 51.5 Howard j
Fraser Kate Miss, dressniak r, r. 55 Second !
Fraser Lena M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 65 Second |
Erase r Lewis C, clerk George R. Wells, r. 715 Howard I
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Jewelers, 101
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Fraser N. Miss, cloakcutter Keane Brothers, r. 963
West Oakland
Fraser Robert, laborer J. S. Stratton, r. Oak Grove
House
Fraser Simon P., carpenter, r. 19 Clara
Fraser Thomas, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Fraser Thomas, seaman schr Montana, Green St.
Wharf
Fraser Thomas E., clerk Lick Trust, r. 2'24 Post
Fraser Thomas T., druggist, r. 55 Second
Fraser William, shipcarpenter, r. 302 J^ Lilly Av
Fraser William C, clerk, r. 1501 Van Ness Av
Fraser William H,, patternmaker, r. 313 Minna
Fraser William J., bookkeeper C. Adolphe Low .<; Co.,
208 California
Fraser & Nilson (Charles Fraser and John Nilsou) ,
boarding and lodging, 204 Steuart
Fraser. See Frazer and Frazier
Frasier John, inspector Custom House, r. N s Sixth, ur
Mission
Fratiuger Antoine M. (Fratinger & Noll) , r. 629 Post
FRATEVGER & N'OLL (Antoine M. Fratinger
and George Noll) , impoi'ters, and retail cloaks,
suits, velvets, silks, etc., 105 Kearny
Fratis Frank, bellman Marlborough House, r. Oakland
Fratis Frank, dairyman George C. & James G. Smart,
r. San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Fran Thomas, tisherman, r. 700 Front
Fraueu Henry, shoemaker John 0. Fluegger, r. 210
Brannan
Frauen Peter, r. 114 Clinton
Frauenholz Hugo, clerk J. Gundlach & Co., r. 131
Chestnut
Frauenholz Phillip (Frauenholz & Co.) , r. 135 Chestnut
Frauenholz & Co. (Phillip Frauenholz and estate of
John Schierhold) , proptrs Bavaria Brewery, E s
Montgomery Av, bet Vallejo and Green
Frawley John, dairy, Castro, bet Fourteenth and
and Fifteenth
Frawley Josephine J., dressmaker, 322 Minna
Frawley Kate Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Addie F. Small,
r. 611 Stevenson
Frawley Michael J., gasfitter. r. 611 Stevenson
Frawlev Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
149"'4 Dore
Frawley Richard, porter Loughran, Reilly & Co., 2
Converse
Frawley Samuel D, gasfitter, r. 611 Stevenson
Frawley Simon, plumber, r, 830 Folsom
Frawley Thomas, peddler, r. 2 Converse
Frawley Thomas, tinroofer, r. 428 Shipley
Frawley William, carpenter, r. 519 Mission
Frawley William, teamster, r. Oil Stevenson
Frayr Giusepi)e (Reese & Frayr) , r. bet San Jose Road
and Mission, nr Ocean Housu Road
Frayssinons Dennis, clerk French Mutual Provident
Saving.s and Loan Soc, r. 1237 Stockton
Frazee Vitruvius, architect, 137 Montgomery, r. 8
Hopeton Terrace
Frazer Miss, cloakmaker White Hou.se, r. 202
Sixth
Frazer Albert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 2 Pantam
Frazer Frank P., laborer W. E. Collyer, r. cor Louisi-
ana and Sierra
Frazer Ja;nes, tailor HjTnau Levison, r. 423 Wash
Frazer J. D., enginei^r, r. 703 Stockton
Frazer J. William, dancing a(-ademy, 119 Post, r. 407
Van Ness Av
Frazer K. Jfiss, r. 562 StevensoH
Frazer Robert, carpenter W E. Collyer, r. Oakland
Frazer William, clerk, r. Blunaell House
Frazer William A., salesman C. Curtin, r. 2100 Mason
Frazer. Sec Fraser, Frasier and Frazier
Frazier Daniel G., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 22
Turk
Frazier Gustave, cook Auguste Dalland, r. 817 Mont
Frazier Howard, teamster, r. SW cor Tennessee and
Solano
Frazier Jolin, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Frazier John H., carpenter, r. 2012 Larkin
Frazier. See Friiser, Frasier and Frazer
Frea Giovanni, liquor dealer, r. 433 Green
Freal Barney J., helper Jonathan Kittredge, r. 12 Clara
Frear Allen, boxaiaker Pac. Box Factory, r. 735 Bran
Freby Claude A., shoemaker, r. 3 Jasper PI
Frecker Michael, wood and coal, 1620 Stockton, r. 7
Jasper PI
Frederichs Henry, laborer, r. 1022 Battery
Frederick Albert, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Frederick Diedrich, tailor, r. 19 Hinckley
Frederick Frederica (widow), r. 323 Fifth
Frederick Frederick, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Frederick Henry, cooper Reuben Norton, r. 118 Sac
Frederick Robert, porter Ellis & Co., r. 1403 Mont-
gomery, rear
Frederick Vincent, laborer, r. 5 Welsh, rear
Frederick William, policeman City Hall, r. 912 Har-
rison
Frederick William A., proptr Jackson Brewery, 1428
Mission, r. 1426 Mission
Fredericks , r. 725 Vallejo
Fredericks Ann Miss, r. 308 Tehama
Fredericks Fritz, expressman, NE cor Battery and
Bush, r. 9 Water
Fredericks J., waiter stm Alice Garratt, Washington
St. Wharf
Fredericks Jacob C, expressman NW cor Bush and
Sansom, r. 1612 Steiner
Fredericks John C, expressman cor Battery and
Bush, r. 417 Francisco
Fredericks John J., porter Eggers & Co., r. Fillmore,
bet Hayes and Grove
Fredericks Joseph (Joseph Fredericks & Co.),r. 1128
Sutter
FREDERICKS JOSEPH & CO., carpets, oil
cloths, etc., 049-651 Market
Fredericks Samuel, sheepdealer, 613 Mission
Fredericks Uriah, salesman . Stoltz Bros., r. 725 Val-
lejo
Fredericks William S., waiter J. C. Donley, r. 182
Jessie
Fredericks. See Fredricks
Frederickson Anton X., cook Edward Newman, r. Te-
hama bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Frederickson Carl, master mariner, office 305 East
Frederickson Charles, laborer, r. 14 Salmon
Frederickson R., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Frederickson Ulrich, r. 732 Folsom
Frederickson William, mate Central Pac. R. R. Co.'s
stm Transit, r. East 0:ikland
Frederickson. See Fredrickson
Frediani Joseph, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,r.
1008 Mission
Frediani Rocco, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Fredricks Arthur K., clerk Carson Duwalt, r. W 8
Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks Elizabeth (widow), r. W s Sherman, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks George, clerk Union Iron Works, r. W s
Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricks William D., clerk Anglo-Califurnian Bank,
r. W s Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Fredricksou Carl J., seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Fredrickson Henry L., seaman, r. 415 East
Fredricksou Peter C, seaman, r. 415 East
Fredrickson William.first officer stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Free Brothers (William and Robert H.), groceries, 12
Fourth
Free Medical Dispensarv, 520 Taylor
FREE LABOR EXCHANGE, G. W. Schroeder
manager, 33-35 O'Farrell
FREE LIBRARY. See supplementary names
Free Robert H. (Free Brothers), r. 113 Ninth
Free William (Free Brothers), r. 113 Ninth
Free William H., machinist, r. 826 Lombard
Freebolt Peter, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Freeborn H. M. (widow), dressmaker G. F.Walter,
r. 417 Clementina
Freeborn James, capitalist, and secretary Oakland
Gas Light Co., office 606 Montgomery, room
6, r. NE cor Gough and Jackson
Freeborn WilUam(Woods & Freeborn) , r. Palace Hotel
Freechtle Joseph, hariiessmaker, 811 Larkin
Freed Abraham, expressman, SE cor California and
Kearny, r. 237 Clara
Freedman C. H., r. 207 Dupont
Freedman Theodore, packer S. F. Cracker Co., r
Sacramento
Freedman William, tailor, r. 410 Pacific
Freehan P., fireman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Freel Ann (widow), r. 26)4 Turk, rear
Freel John, compositor, r. 26 }4 Turk, rear
Freel John, fireman stm Yosemite, r. 31534 Jessie
Freel John, shoemaker S. W. Roseustock la Co., r. 22
Minna
Freel William, printer, r. 26 "^ Turk, rear
Freeland Chester, ntudent Barnard's Business College
Freelaud Enoch G., ruining secretary, office 19 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. Oakland
12
BULLOCK & JONES- -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Corrsct Styles.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
FEE
339
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Freeland William W. (Freeland & Uamma), r. 1924
Stevenson
Freeland & Hamma (William W. Freeland and Irrine
Hamma), carpenters and builders, 7 Post
Freeling William, housemover, r. OO'.t Seventh, rear
Freelon H., lontjshorenian Meuzies fc Bin^bam
FREEL.ON THOMAS W., jii<lf,'e Municipal Court
of Appeals, chambers Old City Hall, second tloor,
r. 19-2t Taylor
Freely John, laundryman, r. SW cor First and Fol
Freely John, sweeper Washington St. Wharf, r. 920^4
Harrison
Freeman , r. 127 Montgomery
Freeman Albert A., draftsman Central Pac. R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 79, r.
536!^ Natoma
Freeman Alexander, tea dealer, r. 132 Sixth
Freeman Annie Miss, r. 790 Folsom
Freeman Bridget Miss, r. 144 Clara
Freeman Charles W. (Jellings & Freeman), r. 621 Cal
Freeman Charles W., printer Winterburn & Co., r.
Oakland
Freeman Daniel, coachman, IfiOl Octavia
Freeman Daniel R., porter, r. 11 Tay
Freeman Emanuel S. (Greenebaum, Sachs & Free-
man I, r. The Baldwin
Freeman Emma C. (widow) , r. lllS) Sutter
Freeman Enoch, teacher music, r. 902 Clay
Freeman Eugene M., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. 1104 Market
Freeman Frank , cai-penter, r. 32 Fourth
Freeman Frank S., clerk C. James King of William
& Co.
Freeman Frederick, mariner, r. 141 Folsom
Freeman George, moulder Miners' Iron Works, r. 551
Howard
Freeman G. M., physician, office and r. 1019 Folsom
Freeman H., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Freeman Harriet B. Miss, seamstress, r. 11 Tay
.Freeman Harrv. watchman Funcke & Co., r. Marsh
House, Sixth Av, South S. F.
Freeman Henry, painter and paperhauger, r. 242 Dora
Freeman I., tinsmith, r. Ns Fair Av, bet California Av
and Mission
Freeman J. ^., r. Occidental Hotel
Freeman Jacob (Freeman & Wrin), r. cor California
and Fair Av
Freeman James E., surveyor and civil engineer, office
102 Montgomery Block, r. Oakland
Freeman James H., woolgrader Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 507 Sixth
Freeman Jeremiah N., porter, r. 11 Scott PI
Freeman John, seaman, r. NW cor Howard and
Steuart
Freeman John H. (R. H. Waterman & Co.), U. S. in-
spector of hulls, office 11 U. S. Court Building, r.
214 Powell
Freeman Joseph, boxmaker, r. 324 M Seventh
Freeman Leander (Freeman & Baker), r. 4 Boston PI
Freeman Louis, carpenter, r. 32 Fourth
Freeman Margaret (widow), r. 705 Howard
Freeman Matilda Misa, r. 144 Clara
Freeman Matthew, horses)ioer, r. 521 Howard
Freeman Max, actor California Theater, r. 407
O'Farrell
Freeman Mo.ses C, steward directors' car Central Pac.
R. R., r. 13 Taylor
Freeman Peter, woolgrader Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. 507 Sixth
Freeman Samuel, "janitor, 305 Sansom, r. 209 Prospect
PI
Freeman Samuel, waiter Palace Hotel
Freeman Samuel F., shipping clerk, r. 1610 Hyde
I'reeman Samuel Mrs., r. 1130 Pacific
FREEMAN, SMITH & CO. (Arthur A. Smith),
commission and shipping merchants, 122 Cal
Freeman Thomas, stevedore, r. 324 )i Seventh
Freeman Waltir F., r. 2512 Sacramento
Freeman William, fireman, r. 106 Jackson
Freeman William T., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy &
Co., r. 324M Seventh
Freeman & Baker (Leander Freeman and Isaiah Ba-
ker) , shippers and dealers produce, 109-113 Dayis
Freeman & Wrin (Jacob Freeman and Michael Wrin) ,
plumbers and gasfitters. stoves and ranges, 326
Third
Freen William, court room clerk City Criminal Court,
r. 739 Fol.som
Freese Andrew C, stevedore and contractor, office 3
Mission, r. 118 Thirteenth
Freese Charles, r. 1813 Stockton
Freese Diedrich, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Freese F. , Schuetzen Verein, C20 Bush
Freese Henry, cook Joseph S. Marshall, r. 801 Vallejo
Freese Henry, cook schr Cinderella, Green St. Wharf
Freese Hermann (M. Detels & Co.), r. Oakland
Freese Hermann F., manuf ruchiug and lace goods,
143 Third, r. 49 Second
Freese Johanna Miss, dressmaker, r. 642 Mission
Freese Martin, seaman stm Salinas, Broadway Wharf
Freese Peter (Freese & Co.), r. "279 Stevenson
Freese William H., local policeman, r. 2419 Clay
Freese & Co. (Peter Freese) , publishers and proptrs
The Valkyrieu, office 409 Washington
Freeth Alice Miss, shoefitter Girard & Nolan, r. 1149
Market
Freeth Joseph, shoemaker, r. 1149 Market
Freeth Lanra B. Miss, shoefitter Girard & Nolan, r.
1149 Market
FREI ANDREW, manuf and dealer bedsteads and
furniture, 231-239 King, r. 22 South Park
Frei Henry, laborer, r. 19 Grand Av
Frei Joseph, cellarman J. Gundlacb & Co., r. 24 Min
Freiberger Charles, boots and shoes, 1.504 Stockton
Freid William, r, 5 Central PI
Freidenrich David (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker-
man) , attorney at law, office 420 California, r.
123 Powell
Freidenrich Samuel, teacher music, r. Occidental
Hotel
Freidlein William, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
31 Third
Freiermuth George A., carrier Evening Bulletin, r.
1524 Ellis
FREIGHT CIRCULAR (monthly) , J. H. Carmany
& Co. publishers, office 409 Washington
Freil Charles, janitor St. Ignatius College, r. 315^4
Jessie
Freil Maurice, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Freiling Maggie J., dressmaker Mrs. H. M. Couch, r.
931 Market
Freitag Karl, tailor, 1025 Market
Freitas Anthony L., watchman, r. 1024 Pacific
Freitas John L., musician, r. 1024 Pacific
Freitas Manuel, oyster and chop house 118-120 Minna,
r. 019 Mission
Freitos Gregoria, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
79U Folsom
Freliug Arthur (A. L. Aradou & Co.) , r. 310 Sutter
Freling Constant Mme., millinery, 310 Sutter
Frellolir Julius, machinist, r. 1227 Folsom, rear
Fremont Mining and Milling Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),
William O. Wilson secretarj', office 402 Front,
room 8
French Mrs., forewoman Eureka Glove Factory.
125 Sansom
French A., laundryman U. S. Marine Hospital, Moun-
tain Lake
French Abraham, r. NE cor Second and Folsom
French A. D., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
French Aruna C, carpenter Sutter St. R. R.
French B. F., r. 414 Pacific
French Board Underwriters, Edward Chevassus agent.
office 205 Sansom
French Edward, plumber William L. Daniel, r. 16
Stockton
French Edward, usher Baldwin's Theater, r. 620 Ellis
French Edwin W., clerk Sennett & Pinder, r. Francis-
co, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
French Elizabeth J. Mrs., physician, r. The Baldwin
French Frank, salesman Toohcy & Huck8,r.329 Dun-
can
FRENCH FRANK J., attorney at law, office 528
California, r. 1017 Jackson
French Frank M., bookkeeper James W. Burnham k
Co., r. 427 Tyler
French George E., janitor Boys' High School, r. N B
Sutter, bet Gough and Octavia
French George S., clerk What Cheer House, r. 404
Twenty-fifth, Oakland
French George W., butcher Lucius French, r. 804
Grove
French H. E. (Ingraham & French), r. 516 Leav
French Henry E., carpenter Philip Hinkle, r. 18 Val-
lejo PI
FRENCH HO.SPITAt., Desir^e Martin superin-
tendent, S « Bryant, bit Fifth and Sixth
FRENCH INSURANCE CORPORATION
(fire), Hutchinson & Mann general agents, office
320-324 California
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mon^meiy St.
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Frencli James, longshoreman, G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
French J. F., r. Clipper Hotel
French John, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf
French John, livery stable, 919 Tyler
French John, student Barnard's Business College, 12C
Sutter
French John M., carriagepainter Carvill Manufactur-
ing Co., r. 208 Ellis
French John S., teamster Horace Davis & Co., r. 778
Bryant
French Joseph M., office 206 Front, r. 207 Taylor
French Library (L. N. F. Bibliotheque Francaise),
rooms 120 Sutter
French Lucius, market, cor Oak and Octavia, r. £04
Grove
French M. A., cashier The Baldwin, r. 31 Eddy
French Marshall, bookkeeper Kobert Dinsmore, r. 207
Taylor
French Mary T. Miss, teacher, r. 1419 Taylor
French M. B., merchant, r. 2419 Jackson
Frenrb Minnie Miss, r. N s Sixteenth, nr Carolina
FREXCH MUTUAL BEXEVOLEXT SO-
CIETY, (SocieteFraniaise de Bienlaisance Mu-
tiielle), A. Nerson, and A. Chaigneau secretaries,
510 Jackson
FRENX'H MUTUAL, BUIIiDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATIOX, Alfred Kodouan secretary,
office 729 Moutgomerv, room 5
FREXCH MUTUAL, PROVIDEXT SAVIXGS
AXD L.OAX SOCIETY (Societe Francaise
d'Epargnes et de Prevoyance Mutuelle) , 411 Bush
French Norman G., bookkeeper, r. 123 Turk
French R. H., collector SpringValley Water Works., r.
Berkeley
French Richard, r. Quiney House
French Stephen T., builder Cutting Packing Co., 17-
41 Main
French Thomas, r. 619 Second
French Thomas, waiter stm S. M. Whipple
I French Thomas J. (T. J. French & Co.) , r. 18C6 Stev
' French T. J. & Co. (Thomas J. French, and J. Thomas
i Young), groceries, 2331 Mission
French Wheeler N., mining, r. 140.5 Buchanan
I French William F., clerk Naval Office Custom House,
r. Centennial House
Freud Robert, waiter Keystone House
Frenhausen J., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Frenken Hermann, black.smith C. Hopper, r. cor
Fourth and Berry
Frenna Henry, clerk Getz & Hirshfeld, r.SlOJi Steven-
■ son
\ Frenna Ignacio, r. .5103^ Stevenson
j Frenna Joseph P., barber Adam Grimm, r. .5103^ Stev
Frenna Vincent, salesman, r. .510 J^ Stevenson
Freiiz Arnold, Swiss Bener. Soc, 5^ Kearny
Frerichs Martin (Lohiiian & Frerichs), r. cor Seventh
and Jessie
j Freschle Gus, waiter Golden Gate Hotel
' Frese Christian, cook, r. 614 Jj Minna'
1 PRESE HERMAN, boots and shoes, 327 Dupont,
r. 273 Stevenson
Frese Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 273 Stevenson
i Frese. See Freese, Freeze, Friis, and Friis
I Fresher M. C, peddler, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Fre.-^hwater J. H., waiter, r. 63ti Commercial
Fresno Gold Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.), Daniel
Buck secretary, office 80 Nevada Block
; FRESXO LiAXD CO., William R. Cuningham
I secretary, office 402 Kearny
Fresno Quicksilver Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.),
I Richard Weuener secretary, ofhce 414 California
; Fretes Frank, deckhand stm Mary Garratt,r, Saucelito
FretiUaire Louis Sr., shiijcalker, r. 430 Green
Fretillaire William, shipcalker, r. 430 Green
Fretus John, deckhand stm Yosemite
FretuM Manuel, deckhand stm Yosemite
I Fretwell Edwin, secretary Betts Spring Co., office 218
I Fremont, r. N s Green, nr Fillmore
I Fretz Franz H. (Schmidt & Fretz) , r. 830 Pacific
Freud Kmily Miss, with M. Freud k Sons, r. 727 Bush
1 Freud Hannah Miss, with M. Freud & Scms, r. 727 Bush
Freud Isaac (M. Freud & Sons) , r. 727 Bush
Freud Isidore, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 1028
I Clay
Freud Jacob R. (M. Freud k Sons), r. 727 Bush
I Freud M. & Sons (Morris, Isaac, and Jacob R. Freud),
corset manufs, and ladies furuirhing goods, 742-
I 744 Market, and 6-8 Dupont
Freud Morris (M. Freud i<c Sous), r. 727 Bush
Freudenberg John H., laborer, r. E s Scott, nr Green-
wich
Freudenberg Matthew, porter Schultz & Von Bargen,
r. 816 Larkin
Freudenthal John, painter, r. 15 Geneva
Freudenthal John H., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Decatur and Bryant, r. 959 Bryant
Freuler John, bookkeeper F. Berton & Co.,r. Oakland
Freund Bertha Mrs., r. 727 Broadway
Freund Ernest, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 1130 Market
Freund John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co.,r. 427
Fourth
Freund Philipp (Freund & Co.). r. 332 Eddy
1 FREUXD ROBERT H., drugs and medicines,
j SW cor Sixth and Folsom
Freund William (Freund i Morgan), r. 769 Bryant
Freund & Co. (Philipp Freund), blank books, station-
ery, etc., 204 Bush
j Freund & Morgan (William Freund, and William Mor-
1 gan) , ogar manufs, 769 Bryant
■ Frey Augusta, domestic 926 Eddy
Frey Barbara Miss, dressmaker Mrs. C. L. Shives, r.
431 Dupont
Frey Charles, clerk Edgar J. Bowen, r. 431 Dupont
Frey Charles, foreman Will & Finck, r. 1012 Union
Frey Ed^pard C, brakeman Central Pac. R. R., r. 794
j Folsom
I Frey Henry, porter Samuel S. Sample, r. 7323<i Vallejo
Frey John, tailor, r. 408 Seventh
Frey Reinhold, cooper, r. 1013 Natoma
Frey Thomas J., hackmau, 132 Sutter, r. 785 Folsom
Frey William, bakery, 911 Larkin
FREY WILiLIAM A., music, musical instru-
ments, and fancy goods, 404 Kearny, r. lllj. MiM
I Frey. See Fry ' I . ^r ».
I Freyburger John, carpenter, r. Turk Street Hotel"
Freytag Fritz H., tachygrapher R. G. Dun k Co., r.
I 306 Sixth, Oakland
Freytag Henry, confectioner Vienna Model Bakery, r.
2307 Steiner
Freytos Gregoria H., driver N. B. and Mission B. R.,
r. 829 Folsom
Fricardo Frank, fisherman, r. SE cor Front and Val-
lejo
Frichette Athanase, carpenter L. D. Fnchette, r. NE
I cor California and Powell avs
Frichette Edmund, carpenter L. D. Frichette, r. Cali-
' fornia Av, nr Powell Av
; Frichette Louis D., carpenter and builder, 21 Waeh-
I ington, r. NE cor California and Powell avs
Frick F. W. Mrs. (widnw), r. 1140 Green
Frick Henry, -stairbuilder, NE cor Green and Hyde,
I r. 1140 Green
: Fricke Charles, packer Charles Bernard, r. 919 Fil-
1 bert, rear
Fricke Frederick (Bowe fc Fricke) , r. NE cor Sixteenth
' and Potrero At
Fricke Frederick, liquor saloon, 154 Third, r. 155
Third
Fricke H. C, r. 416 Sixth
Fricker Michael, wood and coal, 1620 Stockton, r. 7
Jasper PI ^
Frico L. (widow), r. 14 Selina PJ
Frid Charles, r. 4.50 Sixteenth
Friday ( hristopher H., confectionery and baktry,
2311 Bush
Fridel Frederick, shoemaker, r. 832 Dolores
Fridivisck Frederick, bluik-smith Francis Smith & Co.
Fridmau Martin, clerk Henry Meyer, r. NW cor Jessie
and Seventh
Fried Adolph (Taussig *: Co.), r. 1415 Larkin
Fried Albert, shoemaker S. Robitscher, r. 1595 Turk
Fried David, hairdress-ing saloon, 1595 Turk
Fried Delia Miss, r. 1524 Post
Fried Moses, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 317
Grove
Fried Wiliam, porter 306 Kearny, r. 5 Central PI
FricdDerg Abraham, cigarmakerCharles Harris, r. 420
Sixth
Friedbcrg Adolph, bookkeeper Weil & Woodlesf, r.
107 O'Farrell
Friedbcrg Charles, with G. Venard, r. 212 Geary
Friedberg Elias, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
858 Mission
Friedberg Eliza (widow), r. 17 Garden
Friedberg Isaac, bookkeeper M. Jacobs & Son, r. 526
Jessie
Friedberg Noah S., inspector cattle Dunphy & Hil-
dreth, r. 420 Sixth
Friedel Frederick, r. 832 Dolores
-irvu
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Mont^mery Street, Manufacture F"><i Shirts to Order.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
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Friedel Frederick Jr. , laborer Mayrisch Bros. & Co.,
r. 8:i'J Dolores
Friedtrich Gustav, accountant London and San Fran-
cisco Bank, r. •22:i Haight
Friederichs Jacob, porter Waldo House, 733 Market
Friederichs. See Fi'edericks
Friedhofer Eliza Mrs., teacher music, r. 250 Fourth
Friedhol'er George, horseshoer Paul Friedhofer, r. 250
Fourth
Friedhofer Paul, blacksmith, 263 Clementina, r. 250
Fourth
Friedlander Adolph, salesman D. Samuels, r. 828 Pac
Friedlander Annie Miss, dressmaker, 506 Jessie
Friedlander Benjamin, peddler, r. 461") Js Sixth
Friedlander Ernest, clerk Jacobs & Glass, r. 414 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sizth
Friedlander Herman (Triest & Friedlander) , r. New
York
Friedlander Herman, manuf. and importer ladies'
uiidcrwe.ir and furnishing goods, i) Kearny, r. 720
McAllister
Friedlander Louis, cigarmaker HoUing Bros., r. 27
Kiiss
Friedlander Louis, manuf. ladies' underwear, r. 29
Harriet
Friedlander Maurice (Michels, Friedlander &Co.),r.
217 Post
Friedlander Priscilla (widow), r. 1913 Clay
Friedlander S. Mrs., saleslady Fratinger & Noll, r. !502
Bush
Friedlander Samuel, salesman Stolz Bros., r. 502
Bush
Friedlander Samuel J. (Triest & Friedlander), r. 1012
Van Ness Av
Friedlander Siegmund, bakery and confectloneay, 321
Union
Friedlander Thomas C, r. 1913 Clay
Friedlauder's Building, NE cor California and Sansom
Friedlein L. Mrs., costumer, 31 Third
Friedlein William, tinsmith George W. Briggs, r. 417
Bush
Friedman A., jeweler, r. 19 Page
Friedman Abraham, clerk B. Schloss, r. 1910 Larkin
Friedman Abraham, salesman Jewell & Harris, r. 821
Kearny
Friedman Charles, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 2
Midway
Friedman Edward, r.l025 Geary
Friedman Henry, salesman Frank A. Errico, r. S105i
Hayes
Friedman Henry J., captain, r. 106 Post
Friedman Isaac, bakery, 305 Dupont, r. 1910 Larkin
Friedman Joseph S., real-estate, office 607 Washing-
ton, r. 1006 Larkin
Friedman Julius, r. 34 Kearny
Friedman Louis, tailor, 10o3 Post, r. 510 !«i Hayea
Friedman Marks, drygoods agent, r. 28 Mary
Friedman Matilda (widow), r. 535 Hayes
Friedman Max, restaurant, 535 Merchant, r. 930 Har
Friedman P. I., salesman, r. 541 Natoma
Friedman Reika Mrs., crockery, 214 Pacific
Friedman Samuel, clerk Levy Sisenvine,r. 510 !«S Hayes
Friedman Sarah Miss, saleswoman M. Freud k Sons,
r. 510 M Hayes
Friedman Solomon, peddler, r. 2110 Mission
Friedman Xavier, stock speculator, r. 1232 Dupont
Friedmanii Christine, domestic 615 Jones
FRIKDRICH BROTHERS (Charles G. and John
G.), groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Friedrich Charles G. (Friedrich Brothers) , r. 16 Mis-
sion Av
Friedrich Conrad, metal roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 28
Gilbert
Friedrich John G. (Friedrich Brothers), r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Second Av
FRIEDRICH MORITZ, commission merchant,
office 309 California, rooms 1 and 2, r. Alameda
Friedrichs Henry (S. F. Furniture Factory), r. 22
Treat Av
Friedrichs Henry, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Friedrichs Jacob, laborer Noah M. Gordon, 733 Market
Friedrichs John, pjrter Eggers k Co., r. SE cor Grove
and Fillmore
Friedrichs Phillip, organist St. Paulus Church and
teacher instrumental and vocal music, r. S s
Twenty-first, nr Treat Av
Friedrichsburg Brewery, Joseph Albrecht proptr, 621-
623 Brannan
Friedricks Frederick, cook, r. 409 Pacific
Friegelman Louis, tailor Peter Short, r. 269 Stevenion
Friel Aaron, whiteuer, r. 436 M Shipley
Friel Albert J., printer, r. 519 Sacramento
Friel Daniel W., painter John A. Donovan, r. 436 >i Ship
Friel James, blacksmith James Doran, r. 112 First
l'"riel James, shoemaker, r. 22 Minna
Friele Daniel E., first officer Pacific Mail S. 3. City of
Peking, r. 1505 Jones
Frieler Richard, barber John Kiefer, r. cor Sacramento
and Powell
Friend E. A., second vice-president Bureau of Relief
K. of P., r. 311 Stockton
Friend Ernest, r. 1130 Market
Friend George, seanjan, r. 420 Broadway, rear
Friend, J., seaman S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Friend William, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 844
Folsom
Friend William H., bookkeeper Armes & Dallam, r.
Oakland
Frier Adolph, French laundry, 528 Hayes
Frier George, exchange teller Loudon and S. F. Bank
r. SW cur Bartlett and Twenty-third
Friermuth George A., carrier MorningCall,r.l524Ellis
Fries Loui*, capitalist, r. 724 Mission
Friesu George, seaman, r. Western House
Friese Heiurich, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Friese William H., local policeman, r. 2419 Clay
Friesenhausen John, peddler, r. SE cor Geary and De-
visadero,
Friesenhausen John A., groceries and liquors, SE cor
'Geary and Devisadero
Frietts Frederick, with John Rentschler, r. 61 >ij Clem-
entina, rear
Frietts Joseph, carpenter, r. 61 J4 Clementina, rear
Frigerio Joseph, upholsterer, r. 804 Stockton
Frigerio Matilda Mrs., dressmaker 804 Stockton
Friguglia Autonia, gardener, r. Ridley, nr Fillmore
Friucke Louisa Sliss, carpetsewer Schlueter & Vol-
berg, r. 32 Langton
Frink George W., real estate 638 Market, r. 224
Seventh
Frink Jacob, upholsterer, r. 822 Jessie
Frink Lawrence, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Friuke Henry, paperhanger Louis Frinke, r. 412 Fran-
cisco
Frinke Louis, paperhanger 417 Bush, r. 412 Francisco
Friut Alfred, butter, cheese, and eggs 43-44 Washing-
ton Market, r. 530 Merchant
Fris Peter, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Frisbee ilartin, night inspector Cu.stom House, r. 2017
Howard
Frisbie E. C, r. 2 Sumner
Frisbie Edith, r. 2 Sumner
Frisbie Henry, policeman City Hall, r. Commercial
Hotel
Frisbie Thomas M., housemover, r. 419 Powell
Frisbie William B., pianomaker Hemme & Long, r. 72
St. Ann's Building
Frisby Hattie Mrs., lodgings 116 Montgomery Av
Frisby Moses, liquor saloon 534Ji Jackson, r. 116
Montgomery Av
Frisch John W., groceries and liquors NW cor Seventh
and Natoma
Frischliag Ferdinand, tailor 204 Dupont
FriKchmuth Carl, baker, r. 242 Sutter
Frisee Henrj', seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Frisius Frederick A., r. 1401 Taylor
Fritch Edward H., clerk T. J. Bass & Co., r. NW cor
Jones and Green
FRITCH GEORGE, agent Victoria S. S. Empire,
office 118 Pacific, r. NW cor Green and Jones
Fritcher S., janitor, r. 228 Bush
Fritbch Emil, bookkeeper Ghirardelli k Danzel, r. 415
Jackson
Fritsch-Genee Ottilie Mrs., actress, r. 806 Geary
Fritsch Jacob, drayman Neville & Co., r. 715 Union
Fritsch Peter, molder Union Iron Works, r. 305 First
Fritsch Robert, janitor Verein Eintrecht, 312 Post
Fritsch William, shoemaker, r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-eightli and Twenty-ninth
Fritsch William Mrs., coffee and liquors, E s Mission,
Ijet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Fritsche Joseph, bootfitt-r, 734 Montgomery
Fritschi Alfred R., clerk Hamburg d Bremen Insur-
ance Co., r. SW cor Oak and Gough
Fritschi John H., upholsterer J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 814 Jessie
Fritschi Ulrich, foreman J. B. Luchsinger k Son, r.
722 Minna
Frittenbach Gustav, machinist, r. 127 Jj Dora
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collais, OviSs, Neck ^ress, etc.
ANLEESON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomer/ St
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Fritters Lewis, laundryman La Grande Laundry, Thir-
teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Fritz Alfred J., liquor saloon, NW cor Third and Fol-
som, r. 1563^ Silyer
Fritz Bella, domestic 40 Minna
Fritz Charles, messman S. S. Idaho, r. 29 Pacific
Fritz Eugene N. (Fritz & Kean) , r. 411 Turk
Fritz Henry, blacksmith, r. 27 Fifth Av
Fritz John, assayer, r. llil Howard
Fritz Joseph M., carpenter Superintendent of Streets,
r. 238 Perry
Fritz Laura Miss. r. 502 Broadway
Fritz Philip, ivoryturner J. G. H. Meyer, r. 6C2 Bryant
Fritz William H., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Fritz & Kean (Eugene N. Fritz, and Michael C. Kean) ,
plumbers, gas and steam fitters, 130 Geary
Fritzschen Herman B. , bartender F. Schumacher, r. 44
Steuart
Frlzell Frank, sawyer Meyers, Gilman & Co., r. 25
Stone
Frizell James, tinsmith, r. 25 Stone
Frlzell Lucy, dressmaker, r. 25 Stone
Frizell Eichard, shoemaker Louis Silve|stein, r. 25
Stone
Frizell William, sawyer Pacific Box Factory, r. 25
Stone
Frizell S. F., mercantile agent, office and r. 30 Kearny
Frlzi Augustine, locksmith Andre Camous, r. 432
Bush
Froclien Jean, watchmaker, 28 Third, r. 132 Fourth
Frodsham Edward, packer Genesee Mill Co., r. 6W cor
Page and Buchanan
Frodsham Edward Jr., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. S s
Page, bet Buchanan and Webster
Frodsham Henry, printer, r. 1227 3^ Pacific
Frodsham John, packer Genesee Mill Co.,r. 1 Cod-
man PI
Froelich Christian Jr., agent Morris, Tasker & Co.
(Philad(?lphia), office 258 Market, r. Grand Hotel
Froese Frank W., currier Herman Royer, r. 608 Sixth
Frohman Henry (Strauss & Frohman), r. 920 Jackson
Frohmann Ferdinand, clerk Nathan & Co., r. 246
Fourth
Frohmann Suemann, boots and shoes, 246 Fourth
Froinke Bernard, furniture, 8^ John
Froleigh John W., stockbroker, r. 607 Pine
Frulich Theodore, bookkeeper, r. 419 Hyde
Frouiberg Charles, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r. 530
Bush
Fromberg. See Froomberg
Fromelius Carl, laborer Grand Hotel
Froment Mars A., machinist Union Iron works, r. 729
Bay
Fromheim Julius, fruits, 144 Third
Fromheim William (Fromheim & Loewenson), r. 210
Seventh
Fromin Frederick, cook, Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacific
Fromm Louis (Fromm & Schaefer), r. 967 Howard
Fromm Peter, cabiuetmakcr, r. 114 Clinton
Fromm & Schaefer (Louis Fromm and Charles Schae-
fer) , manufs upholstery trimmiuRS, 113 Minna
Frondit A\igiist, lualsttT Union Malt House, r. 1413 Fol
FRONT STREET BLOCK, F. s Front, bet Clay
and Washiiifrton
FRONT STREET WAREHOUSE, Gower &
Gilman prciptrs. SW <or Broadway and Front
FRONT STREET WHARF, foot Front
Frontier Peter, lapidary, r. 11 Harlan PI
Frontiu Elizabeth A., assistant Fourth Street Primary
School, r. 1515 Jackson
Froomberg Abraham, auctioneer Henry Froomberg,
r. 785 Stevenson
Froomberg Elias, clerk Isaac Froomberg, r. NW cor
Thirteenth and Howard
Froomberg Henry, furrier, 114 Post, and proptr S. F.
Horse Market, 33-37 New Montgomery, r. 787 Stev
Froomberg Isaac, auction store, 815-817 Kearny, r.
NW cor Thirteenth and Howard
Froomberg. See Fromberg
FroBs M. B., merchant tailor. 515 Bush
Fross Morris, tailor, 819 Howard
Frost Alonzo, bartender Austin Weston, r. 154 Second
Frost Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
FroBt Christian, carpenter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
Co.
Frost Cordelia L. Miss, r. 1 Burritt
Frost Eugene, bookkeeper Mcsser, Bacon b Co., r.
1814 Sutter
Frost Frederick, teamster, r. 127 Jackson
Frost Herbert S., r. 257 Tehama
Frost Horatio (Frost & Richards), r. 1814 Sutter
Frost Jack S. (Chandler & Frost), r. 5153^ Bush
Frost James, captain bark D. C. Murray, r. 221 Caijp
Frost Jeannette B. (widow) , authoress, r. 906 Market
Frost John, porter S. P. Collins & Co., r. 315 Sutter
Frost John O.. bookkeeper, r. 15 Hampton PI
Frost Thomas K., clerk Frederick Hohlweg, r. 1208
Jackson
Frost Wade H., laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Frost William, stableman Frank Powell, r. 850 How
Frost William P., local editor Evening Post, office 502
Montgomery, r. 1431 Steiner
Frost & Eiihards (Horatio Frost and Calvin Richards) ,
house and sign painters 206 Post
Frostholm Christian (Frostholm & Krogh),.r. 207
Montgomery Av
Frostholm it Krogh (Christian Frostholm and Charles
Krogh), wines and liquors, Montgomery Av. bet
Kf arny and Pacific
Frothingham Peter, mining, r. 2108 Van Ness .\v
Frouchie Eugene, butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Union
Froviss Frank, jeweler, r. 1827 O'Farrell
Frowenfeld Jacob (B. Dreyfus & Co.), r. 920 Van Nese
Av
Fruchnicht Henry, clerk Mohr & Steffens, r. NE cor
Polk and Pacific Av
Frude Joseph, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 252
Tehama
Fruebls Joseph, artist Universal Copying Co., r. 610
Pine
Frugli Ferdanando, expressman, r. 1323 Minna
Frus Charles, captain ship Sheet Anchor, r. 106 Shot-
well
Fruttuoso Vanasco, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash
Friitter Conrad, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Fry Edmond. brasstinisher, r. 466 Minna, rear
Fry Edward M., (Fry, Neal & Co.), r. 1812 Jackson
Fry John D.. capitalist, office 419 California, room 23,
r. 1812 Jackson
Fry Lena Miss, domestic Grand C( ntral Hotel
Fry, Neal & Co. (Edward M. Fry and Charles S. Neal),
stockbrokers, office 330 Montgomery
Fry Thomas J., hackman, Kearny, nr Silt, r. 785 Fol
Fry. See Frey and Frye
Frye Abbie (widow), r. E s Treat Av, bet Twenty-
second and Twcntv-third
Frye E. E. Mrs., lodgings, 815 Stockton
Frye John J., clerk, r. E s Treat Av, bet Twenty-second
and Twenty-third
Frver George H., clerk, r. Fifth Av, Hunter's Point,
South S. F.
Fryer Lizzie J. Mrs., assistant Columbia Street Pri-
mary School, r. 206 San Jose Av
Fuchs Albert C, barber, r. 1007 Minna
Fuchs Andreas, employee Maison Dor^e, r. 96 Lynch
Fuchs Cliarles, musician, r. 1008 Jackson
Fuchs Elise Miss, domestic 408 Tyler
Fuchs Elizabeth, domestic 2105 Stockton
Fuchs George, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 169
Silver
Fuchs Gustave A., groceries and liquors, SE cor Clay
and Leavenworth
Fuchs Louis, laborer, r. 11 Baldwin Court
Fuchs Louis, tinsmith Simeon Mistre, r. 811)^ Mont
Fuchs Martin, r. Turk Street Hotel
Fuchs Nicholas, butcher Ellenberger, Hoffer & Co., r.
cor Ocfciviii and Linden
Fuchs Philip, blacksmith Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. Oakland
FucliB Robert, toys and fancy notions, 1415 Stockton
Fuendeling Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 29 Eleventh
FuendelingJuIiusRev.,paBtorFir!^t Reformed Church,
r. 29 Eleventh
Fugassi Agostino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Fugassi Domingo, laborer, r. 1121 Montgomery
Fugassi Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1121 Montgomery
Fugassi Louis, clerk, r. 9 Calhoun
Fugassi Madeline Miss, dressmaker, r. 1121 Mont
FUGAZI JOHN F., European steamship agent,
office 614 Washington, r. 1527 Powell
Fugazi Joseph, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Fugger Alfred, butcher Charles Vorwerck, r. 1819 Pow
Ftilirkin William. Beamaii. r. 26 Sacramento
FUHRMANN ADOL.PH M., proptr Pacific AVire
Works, 751 Mission, r. NE cor Taylor and Union
Fuld Frank, pantryman S. 8. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Fulda Albert, cooper Fulda Brothers k Co., r. 1716
Laguna
Bullock & Jones— Impeding Tailors, 105 Montg'7 St.— Latest and Exclusive P^-tte-iis.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STORE, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Fulda Bernard, butcher Lesman Fulda, r. 113 Cedar
Av
Fulda Brothers & Co. {Henry C, and Lamartine R.
Fulda) , planing mill, and cooperage, 30-40 Spear
Fulda Edward, cl.rk Fulda Brothers & Co., r. 1715
Laguna
Fulda Henry C. (Fulda Brothers & Co.) , r. 1715 Laguna
Fulda Lamartine R. (Fulda Brothers & Co.),r. 1715
LifTuna
Fulda Lesman, butcher, 9 new Metropolitan Market,
r. 113 Cedar .\v
Fulbertb Lorenzo, student University Mound College,
S 8 Sierra Av, btt San Bruno «nd San Jose roads
Fullam Thomas, laborer, r. 237 Main
Fullard William C, photographer, r. 13 Henrietta
Square
Fullen A. A., third assistant enjiineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Colima
Fuller assistant foreman McCord, Bridge & Co.
Fuller A. J. Mrs., r. 723 V. Nhtoma
Fuller Alonzo F., dairy produce, 27 Grand Central
Market, r. 8)^ Langton
Fuller Andrew, r. 305 Jones
Fuller Arnold, real-estate, r. 151G Pacific Av
Fuller B. B., merchant, r. Overland House
Fuller Benjamin G., r. 900 Van Ness Av
Fuller Charles, expressman, Saucelito Ferry, r. 216
Francisco, rear
Fuller Charles H., dentist, office 45 St. Ann's BIdg
Fuller David, expressman, cor Fourth and Market, r.
644 Stevenson
Fuller David M., painter, r. 1405 Washington
Fuller Dean, shoemaker 9.W. L';^-J^ r. 212 Grove
Fuller Frank W., proptr Electrical, Model, and Ma-
chine Works, 415 Market
Fuller George, r. 529 Sacramento
Fuller George H., salesman Heywood Brothers i; Co.,
r. 600 Capp
Fuller H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10 Carlos PI
Fuller Hinds, city agent Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., office 401 California, r. Oakland
Fuller John, painter, r. W s California Av, nr Cort-
land Av *
Fuller John H., r. 1110 Larkln
Fuller John S., painter, r. 237 Dora
Fuller J. T., barber, r. 617 Mission
Fuller Kate M. Mit-s, assistant Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 318 Taylor
Fuller Lewis H., clerk ticket auditors office Central
Pac. R. R.,r. 2917 Sacramento
Fuller Martin, teller S. F. Savings Union, r. 1222 Pine
Fuller Mary K. Miss, assistant Eight Street Grammar
School, r. 723 M Natoma
Fuller M. J., miner, r. 7233^ Natoma
Fuller Morris, laborer, r. 1652 Mission
Fuller Xewman A., purser stm Alice Garratt, Wash-
ington St. V/'harf
Fuller Orlando, capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Fuller Orlando, insurance broker, office 320 Califor-
nia, r. 62 South Park
Fuller Patrick, hostler Dunsmulr, Diggle & Co., r. 73
Jessie
Fuller Samuel, laundrj-man, r. Revere House
Fuller Sherwood W., r. 2726 Mission
Fuller Simon, druggist, 7(;9 Market, r. 108 Geary
Fuller Susan, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Fiiller Thomas, saddle and haruessmaker, 312 Jack
Fuller William, carpenter, r. 902 Clay
Fuller William, seaman barkentine Discovery, Pier 9
Steuart
Fuller William A., stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetsou, r. 265 Clara
Fuller William H., photographic printer Ignatius N.
Wiskoischill, r. 20 Tavlor
Fuller WilUam P. (Whittier, Fuller & Co.), r. 613
Folsom
Fuller W. M., cashier Frank's Restaurant, r. 40
Twelfth
Fullerton Alexander, Riggers' Protective Union
Full'-rton Cornelius, fruits and vegetables, 1819 Hyde
Fullerton Martin, salesman, r. 1043 Mission
Fullman Reinhardt, r. 4 Cedar Av
Fullmer Leander D., traveling salesman, r. 416 Post
Fullum Edward, cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 146
Clara, bet Fourth and Fifth
Fullum Edward A., molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 545 Howard, rear
Fullum Thomas N.. r. 146 Clara
Fulman Esther (widow), r. 27 Freelon
Fulton A., r. The Baldwin
Fulton Adoneia, magazinekeeper Powder House, Po-
trero, r. NE cor Illinois and Sierra '
Fulton C. A., clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r. 771 Miss ;
Fulton Charles P., barkeejier Theodore Fulton, r. 319 j
Jessie |
Fulton Edward, money broker, 22 Mont, r. Russ House |
Fulton House, John Curtin proptr. 112 Steuart
FCliTOX IROX WORKS, Hinckley, Spiers & !
Hayes proptrs, 207-213 Fremont aud 309-315 How I
PULTOX JAMES, pay director U. S. Army, office I
434 California, r. Palace Hotel ]
Fulton John (Mills, Leak & Co.) ,r. Gloversvillo, N.Y.
Fulton John B., foreman spinning department S. F.
Cordage Factory, r. SW cor Humboldt and Iowa
Fulton John R., clerk Rogers, Meyer & Co., r. 1020
Montgomery
Fulton John v., clerk John Skinker, r. NE cor Il-
linois and Sierra
Fulton John W'., barkeei)er Thomas W. Brennan, r.
1214 Clay
Fulton Joseph, mining engineer, r. 233 Eleventh
FULTOX JOSEPH M., upholsterer and dyer 511
Sixth, r. 1 Downey
Fulton M. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Fulton Margaret (widow), lodgings 1020 Montgomery
Fulton Rnbert, seaman, r. 269 Jessie
FUL.TOX THEODORE, wines and liquors 601
Kearuy, r. 829 >4 Vallejo
Fulton W. (widow) , r. 412 Hyde
Fulton Walter E., plumber Shepard Brothers, r. SW
Cor Illinois and Sierra
Fulton William (Edwards, Pickens & Fulton), r. 1529
Geary
Fulton William J., bellman Palace Hotel, r. 13 Stock
Fulton William L., foreman Charles W. Gordon, r.
132 Townsend
Fulwiler William B., r. 21 Hawthorne
Funcke Frederick (Funcke & Co.) , r. SW cor Fair Oaks
and Twenty-fourth
Funcke Gustiv, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 522 Eighth
Funcke Philip, liquor saloon and boarding 37 Con-
verse
Funcke & Co. (Frederick Funcke, and Louis Sloss &
Co.), tanneries, cor Ninth and Brannan and Sixth
Av,bet Q and R, South S.F.,oaice 310-312 Sansom I
Funcke. See Funk j
Funder Peter, deckhand Central Pac. R.R. Co. 'a stm I
Transit, r. Oakland I
Funel L. Madame, millinery 240 Sutter
Funk Charles G., mining secretary, office 438 Califor-
nia, r. 318 Kearny
Funk Christian C, sailmaker 46 Clay, r. 1565 Ji Dup
Funk Henry, barber Frank Harris, r. 614 Greenwich
Funk John P. D., sailmaker C. C. Funk, r. 5 Wash
Funk. See Funcke
Funke Emily Mrs., physician, office and r. 338
Thirteenth
Funke Henry, woodworker Charles Rueser r. 4 Laskie
FUXKE H. RICHARD, physician and surgeon,
office 339 Kearney, r. 33b Thirteenth
Funkenstein C. & Co. (Edward Funkenstein) import-
ing and commission merchants and wholesale
coffee dealers, 320 Sansom room 35, branch Gua-
temala
Funkenstein Charles (C. Funkenstein &Co.),r. 897
Ellis
Funkenstein Edward (C. Funkenstein k Co.), r. Gua-
temala
Funkenstein Julius, real-estate, office 320 Sansom, r.
597 Ellis
Funkenstein Pincus, crockery and glassware 925ii
Market, r. 11 \ Harriet
Funny John, stableman Korn & McCarthy, r. 606 Fell
Furber Eldridge G. (Gillespie &Furber), r. Oakland
Furbush Ellis M., salesman Dutton & Withington, r.
1827 StocKton
Furbush Jloses, warrant clerk assay department U. S.
Mint, r. 813 Lombard
Furcate John B. (Furcate k Co.), r. Sixth Av, bet L
and M, South 8. F.
Furcate & Co. (John B. Furcate, George Gouzenos, and
Joseph Bordenave) , wholesale sheep butchers.
Fifth Av, South S. F.
Furey Ellen Mrs., cook St. Luke's Hospital, E s San
Jose Av, bet "Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Furey Hattie Miss, donaestic 838 McAllister
Furey Kate Miss, nurse, r. 29 Glen Park Av
Furey Michael, cook S. 8. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Furey Patrick, laborer New City Hall, r. 519 Birch Av
Furey Peter, boilermaker, r. 108 Shipley
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDEHSOIT & RANDOLPH, Jew3l:r3, 101 Montgomery St.
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Furey William, laborer, r. E s San Jose Eoad, nr In-
dustrial School
Furger Aaron, mariner, r. 3 Lawrence PI
Furger Mary A. (widow), r. 520 Natoma
Fnr^'eson George, carriagetrimmer, r. 311 Stockton
Furgeson Paul, mate sohr Trustee, foot Beale
Furgeson Peter, r. 68 Oregon
Furgie Edward, agent Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Co., ofllce 50i Kearny, r. NW cor Stock and Cali-
fornia
Furley John T., goldbeater Snow & May, r. 1407
Powell
Furlong Andrew, painter, r.' 1027 % Alabama
Furlong George, boatman Quarantine Boat House, r.
W 6 Union, nr Biittery
Furlong Jacob, machinist, r. 911 Battery, rear
Furlong James, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham, r.
15 Natoma
Furlong John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
S 8 Day, bet Church and Sanchez
Furlong John, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Furlong Joseph, r. 1529 Sutter
Furlong Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 38 Clementina
Furlong Mary F. Mrs., r. 35 White PI
Furlong M. W., marin-^r, r. 405 Turk
Furlong Nicholas, r. 11 Kate
Furlong Patrick, dairy, Cole, nr Golden Gate Park
Furlong Patrick, laborer r. 214 Broadway
Furlong Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
4!;4 Jessie
Furlong Patrick, longshoreman, r. 38 Clementina
Furlong Patrick F., liquor saloon. 1 lioyd
Furlong Robert, teacher, r. 804 Twentieth
Furlong Samuel J., engineer, r. 71U Turk
Furman C. J. Mrs., proprietress Change House, 331
Montgomery and 511 M California*
Furmcr Henry M., clerk F. P. & J. A. Hooper, r. 10
Bausch
Furman. See Firmin
Fui-UL-r G. W., r. 614 Stevenson
Furness Edward, r. 603 Geary
Furness John, contractor and builder, r. 645 Oak
Furness. See Fourness
Furnival T. M., farmer, r. 629 Sacramento
Furrer Albert, fresoopainter, 120 Sutter, r. 2106 Van
N'jss Av
Furrer Fredolin, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 607 Bush
Furrer Louis, dairyman Charles Renner, r. W s Eure-
ka, bet Twenty-tirst and Twenty-second
Furrey Andrew J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 3 Carlos PI
Furrey James, curer Lobos Square Packing House, r.
2016 Filbert
Furry William H., pressman Benjamin F. Sterett, r.
109 Leavenworth
Furst John, shoemaker Henry Hinders, r. 1 August
Alley
Furst Martin I., r. 1019 Pierce
Furst Philip, local policeman, r. 562 Braunan
Furst Waldemar, travelling agent Sanderson & Horn,
r. 1422 Geary
Furstinthal Goodman R., jeweler, r. 1526 Powell
Furter Samuel, cai)italist, r. 18)^ Russ, rear
Furth B(^rtha Miss, ladies" underwear, r. 612 J4 Natoma
Furth Charles, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Furt I Ignatz, r. 612!^ Matoma
Fiirlli Simon, merchant (Meadville, Colusa Co.), r.
022 Eddy
Furth. See Firth
Fuselier Charles, driver J. A. Shaber & Co., r. 911
Howard
Fuselier Louis, extraman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. V., r.
1313 California
Fuselier Margaret (widow), r. 523 Taylor
Fuselier William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1332 California
Fusilier Miirgant M. (widow) , r. 4 Rose Av
Fus.-atl Domeuico (Zeiro &FuHMati), r. 621 Broadway
Futler Jacob, clothing and furnishing gools, 121-123
Second, r. .W Minna
Futtermengcr (ierhardt, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery,
r. Sanchez, bet Duncan and Twenty-eighth
Fuzeuot August, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
735 Ellis
Fyfe Robert, bookkoopor Cal. Immigrant Union, r.
Oakland
Fyfe. See Fife
Fylaud Robert, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Gaba Henry (Diamond i Gaba) , r. 366 Third
Gabbs Albert S. (Gabbs Brothers), r- 793)^ Steven-
eon
GABBS BROTHERS (William H., and Albert S.
Gabbs) , upholsterers and rep;iirers, 1029 Market
Gabbs Sarah (widow) , r. 323 Oak
Gabbs WilUam H. (Gabbs Brothers) , r. 323 Oak
Gabelmann Louis, millwright Pioneer White Lead
Works, r. 521 Twenty-second
Gabilan M., cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 528 i
Green
Gabler Gustav, pork butcher, 1412 Polk
Gabriel Adolph, paperruler Bartling «c Kimball, r. S 8
Twentieth, nr Treat Av
Gabriel August, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1323 Geary
Gabriel Charles, storekeeper The Baldwin
Gabriel Jacob, teacher languages, 711 Hyde
Gabriel John A., packer S. W. L^vy, r. 1323 Geary
Gabriel Louis, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Gabriel Theopliile, blacksmith, r. St. Charles Hotel
Gabx'iele Arcangelo. laborer, r. 11 Jasper PI
Gabriele Joseph, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Gabrielle Andrea, llsh dealer, r. 9 Union PI
Gaihet Louis, bookkeeper Charles Scheggia, r. 734'H
Vallejo
Gacopel Frank, laborer G. Andreani & Co., r. 896
Front
Gacqus Isaac F., varieties, 202 Fifth
Gadding H., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Gadsby E. H., house and sign painter, 510 Market, r.
6.55 Seventeenth
Gael Martin, butcher Charles Junker, r. 135-137 Gough
Gaerdes Brothers (John H., and Herman Gaerdes),
groceries and liquors, 534 First
Gaerdes Henry, clerk, r. SW cor Bush and Pierce
Gaerdes Hermann (Gaerdes Bros., and Meyer Bros. &
Gaerdes) , r. 534 First
Gaerdes John H. (Gaerdes Bros.) , r. 534 First
Gaestel Joseph, groceries and liquors, 1016 Kearny
Gaeth John A., fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer, r. 921
Folsom
Gaeth John F., fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer, r. 266
Jessie
Gaetjen Henry, liquor saloon. S s King, near Fourth
Gaffey Patrick, clerk Linsley & Co.
Galfigan John A., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
961 Folsom
Gaffiguii Mary (widow) , r. 961 Folsom
G»thgHn Mary (widow), laundress, r. 639 Post, rear
Giifligan Tliumas, waiter, r. 961 Folsom
Gaffke Ernst ( Meyer & Gatfke) , r. 443 Bush
Gattiiey Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Gaffuey Frank, teamster Magdalen Asylum
Gart'ney Henry, candymaker, r. 720 Tehama
Gafluey James, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Gall'ney James, contractor, r. Ahlborn House
Gatfney James, fireman tug Anasha, Vallejo St. Bulk-
head
Gaffnty James, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 963
Howard
Gaffuey James, hostler Pacific Commercial Co., r.
1108 Larkiu
Gaffney James, laborer, r. 21 Anthony
Gafliiey James, laborer, r. 342 Fifth
Gaffney James, laburer Andrew Onderdonk
Gaffui-y James, laborer Sutter St. R. R.
Gatt'ney James, paver, r. 720 Tehama
Gaffuey James T., plumber Alexander Hoy, r. 668 Miss
Gaffuey Jeremiah, driver Bush &. Scudder, r. 1907
Scott
Gaffuey J. J. (Hayes A: Co.), r. S s Broadway, bet Da-
vis and Front
Gaffney John (Farrell & Gaffuey), r. 228 Ritch
Gaffuey John, r. Mi Fourth
Gaffney John, coalpasser S. S. Newhern
Gaffney John, laborer, r. 2 Beale PI
Gaffney John, laborer, r. 27 Minna
Gaffmy John, metiil rooi<r Henry G. Fiske
Gaffney Louise A. Mi.-B, r. 518 Filbert
Gaffuey Malachi, hostler Oiunibus R. R., r. 317)i Te-
hama
Gaffney Michael, bookkeeper Riley & Vest, r. 905 Sac
Gaffney Michael, housemover, r. 668 Mission
Gaffney Micliael, laborer S. F. Grading and Macada-
mizing Co., Long Bridge
Bullock & Jonss— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite tlie Plaza.
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Gatfney Michael H., liquor saloon, SE cor Howard and
Second, r. NE cor Polk and Jackson
Gaffut y Nellie L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 518 Filbert
Gafl'iiey Owen Mrs. (widow), r. 51H Filbert
OaffiK V Patrick, r. 'iC Turk
Gaffney Patrick, r. 3:);i Eddy
GiitTiiey Patrick, longslmreuian, r. IK Frederick
Gaffney Patrick M.. contractor, r. 35 Freelon
Gaffuey Peter, Laborer J. Hughes, Pioneer Park, r.
1559 Kearny
Gaffney Stephen, laborer, r. 54 Shipley, rear
Gaffney Thomas, laborer West Coast Furniture Co., r.
S'2'i Harrison
Gaffney Thomas, stableman, r. 8 Jessie
Gaffney Thomas W., barber Charles J. Murphy, r. 25
Freelon, rear
Gaffney William, clerk,'r. 518 Filbert
Gaffiiev William, hostler Omnibus K. E., r. 317 J^
T«hamci
Gaffrcy Maria Miss, dressmaker, r. W s Larkin, iir
McAllister
Gagau Jennie B., Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General,
r. o'22 Third
Gagan Mary E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1517 Market
Gagan Michael, laborer, r. Hti Minna
Gagan Thomas, laborer, r. HO Jessie
Gagan Thomas, bootmaker Rosenthal, Fcder k Co., r.
1517 Market
Gagau William, laborer, r. 325 Vallejo
Gagan. See Gagen and Ghagan
Gage Aaron H., foreman finishing room Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 808}^ Mission
Gage C. L., clerk freight department Central Pac. R.
R., r. 1633 Clay
Gage Edgar L., wiper Southern Pac. R. R., r. 193 Six-
teenth ,
Gage Edward F., photographer George D. Morse, ill
Montgomery
Gage Edward M., insurance broker, office 320 Califor-
nia, r. SE cor Clay and Polk
Gage E. L. Mrs., r. 132 Sixth
Gage Frederick, engineer, r. 732 Folsom
Gage Julia A. (widow), r. 1633 Clay
Gage Stephen T., director Central Pac. R. R., and
director lone Coal and Iron Co., office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend. room 42, r. Oakland
Gage William S., with Wooster, Hubbell k Co., r. 81()
Bush
Gagen Jane (widow), r. 948 Howard, rear
Gagen Mary Miss, cloakmaker Fratinger & Noll, 105
Kearny, r. 1200 Folsom
Gagen Thomas, baker St. Mary's Hospital, r. 1206 Fol
Gagen Thomas R., clerk the Daily Exchange Publish-
ing Co., r. 948 Howard, rear
Gagen. See Gagan
Gager James H., with J. C. Flood & Co., r. 915 Geary
Gaggero Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Gaggino Giovanni, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Gagliardini Giacomo, printer, r. 1710 Mason, rear
Gagliardo Andrew (Gagliardo & ChichizoU) , r. 908
Sansom
Gagliardo Anna, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 W:ishington
Gagliardo & Chichizola (Andrew Gagliardo and An-
tonio Cbichizola), importer.s groceries and Italian
goods, 725-727 Sansom
Gahagau Anthony, laborer, r. 10)<i Geneva
Gahagan James, shoemaker, r. 605 Fulton
Gahagau Thomas, r. W s Wood, bet Point Lobos Av
and St. Rose
Gahan James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Gahnstrom John, bedmaker Sailors' Home, cor Har-
rison and Main
Gabr Josie Miss, clerk Petzold * Niemann, r. 418
O'Farrell
GAn..UARO CHARLES, proptr Gailhard Hotel.
507-509 Pine
GAILHARD HOTEL., Charles Gailhard proptr,
507-509 Pine
Gailhard Restaurant, Mrs. L. Drouilhat proprietress,
509 Pine
Gaillard Albert, assistant bookkeeper Hibernia Sav-
ings and Loan Society, r. 1519 Eighth, Oakland
Gaillard Charles J., with Justinian Caire, r. Oakland
Gaillard John P., r. 314 Bush
Gaillard Joseph, clerk Auguste F. Benard, r. 144 Fifth
Gaillard Marie, laundress Mile. Antoine, r. Stockton,
bet Broadway and Pacific
Gaillard Pierre, groceries, 1420 )i Dupont
Gaillard 8., r. 704 Pacific
Gainer Daniel, messenger, r. 4 34 Auburn
Gaines Chauucey, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
Gaines Georgia, hairdresser, 307 Sutter
Gaines John, steward S. S. Zealaudria, r. 663 Mission
Gaines Jolm, watchmaker James Young, r. 317 Sutter
Gaines Matthew, teamster Pac. Commercial Co. ,r. 311
Austin
Gaines William R., porter Nevada Block, r. 307 Sutter
Gainey Elizabeth M., dressmaking, 113 Third
Gaiuey Trimble C, driver 8. F. Laundry, r. 1603)i
Fillmore
Gainsford James, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Gair Rose (widow) , r. 18 Eddy
Gairty John, plasterer, r. N s Eugenia, nr Mission
Gaitland I'hilip, mason, r. 247 Second
Gaitlier Henry P., salesman Cluff Bros., r. 1817 Stock
Guitjeu Henry W., liquor saloon, S 6 King, nr Fourth
(jaitsch Emil, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Galavotti Silvio, foreman G. Venard, r. SE cor Mason
and Ellis
Galavotti Theodore, teacher dancing, r. SE cor Mason
and Ellis
Galberg Peter, can)_'nter, r. 31 Welsh
Galborella Nict)lai, bootblack, NW cor Montgomery
and California, r. Kearny, bet Pacific and Bdwy
Galbraith James, local policeman, r. 1118 Howard
Galbraith Samuel C, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 42 Gardner
Galbraith Samtiel S., salesman, r. 1118 Howard
Galbreath William, wines and liquors, 759Brannan, r.
021 Seventh
Gale Cora, domestic 132 Tenth
Gale Ella Mrs., r. 2517 Mission
Gale Frank W., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
2517 Mission
Gale Giluian, clerk Asa Flsk, r. 520 Fell
Gale H. A., student Toland Medical College, r. 1309
Stockton
Gale Howard M.. advertising solicitor, r. 26 Sixth
Gale Jeremiah W. (J. W. Gale & Co.), r. 733 SLxteenth
Gale John W., clerk J. W. Gale & Co., r. 733 Sixteenth
Gale Julia A. Mrs., r. 1705 Stockton
GALE J. \V. & CO. (William Whitney), fruit and
produce commission, 402 Davis
Gale Leonard T., clerk, r. 704 Union
Gale Matthew F., bricklayer, r. 418}<S Grove
Gale Merritt F., brickliyer, r. 418 J^ Grove
Galeauo John, painter, r. N s Alta PI, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
Galehouse Frederick, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r.
2315 Howard
Gales Edmund, barber, r. 837 Folsom
Gales Jean M. (Gales & Drayeur), r. SE cor Jackson
and Montgomery
Gales & Drayeur (Jean M. Gales and Nicholas 0.
Drayeur), liquor saloon, 530 Merchant
Galian Pasoual, tailor, r. 504 Vallejo
Galiano Antoine, gardener Angelo Boittano, r. Visita-
ciou Valley, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Galiano Giobatti, gardener .\ugelo Boittano, r. Visita-
cion Valley, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Galigber -loseph E., r. 2310 California
Galigher Rebecca A. (widow), r. 2310 California
Galinwr Joseph (Galinger & Mayer) , r. 2227 Pine
Galinger Meyer (Krlanger & Galinger), r. Rio Vista
Galinger & M.iyer (Joseph Galinger and Marcui
Mayer) , market, 021 Hyde
Galipali Kgisto, master mariner, r. 1309 Stockton
Gall Carrie Miss, ladies' hairdresser, r. 814 Larkin
Gall Jacob, printer, r. 824 Pacific
Gall Katie M., domestic »28li Pacific
Gall Rebecca (widow) , r. 814 Larkin
Gallaghaii Farrell, stonedresser Joseph Wagner & Co.,
r. 265 Jessie
Gallaghan Patrick, grocer, r. 534 Minna
Gallaghan Thomas, r. 21 Riucon PI
Gallaghan. See Galligau
Gallagher Agnes (widow), dressmaker, r. 2208 Geary
Gallagher Ann (widow), r. W s Montgomery, nr Union
Gallagher Ann Miss, r. '2017 Folsom
Gallagher Ann Miss, lodgings, 255 Minna
Gallagher Bernard, carriage and hearse importer, and
general repairer, 220-2'22 Mission, r. 224 I'ourtli
Gallagher Bernard, wood and coal 0 Boardman PI
Gallagher B. J., r. 115 Eleventh
Gallagher Bridget (widow), r. 1022 Turk
Gallagher C. E., proprietor Oakland Express, office 309
East. r. Oakland
Gallagher Celia Miss, r. 328 Jessie
Gallagher Charles, laborer, r. 426 Linden
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Gallagher Charles, wood and coal, SE cor Eighteenth
and Hartford
Gallagher Charles J. (Gallagher & Co.), r. 419 Grove
Gallagher Cora Miss, assistant Florida Street Primary
School, r. jal First
Gallagher Cornelius, laborer, r. 21 Valparaiso
Gallagher Daniel, r. 10 Bowie Av
Gallagher Daniel, laborer freight department Central j
Pac. E. R.
Gallagher Daniel A., butcher John H. McMenomy, r.
520 Fulton
Gallagher Daniel J., butcher Dawson & Ortmann, r.
N s Chestnut, nr Fillmore
Gallagher Daniel J. J., painter, r. 2C17 Fulsom
Gallagher Daniel W., huusesmith James J. Gallagher,
r. W s Dolores, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Gallagher David, moulder O K Foundry, r. 6i First
Gallagher Delia, domestic 2027 Howard
Gallagher Dominick, r. 521 Pacific
Gallagher Edward, clerk Carioll Cook, r. 1223 Fol-
som
Gallagher Edward, groceries and liquors NW cor San
Bruno Road and Precita Av
Gallagher Edward, laborer Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 113 O'Farrell
Gallagher Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 19
Frederick
Gallagher Edward, packer Charles Bernard, r. cor
Montgomery and Alta PI
Gallagher Edward, wharfinger North Point and Eure-
ka Dock, r. 324 Ellis
GALLAGHER EDWARD M., house and sign-
painter 438 Jacksou, r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Ellen (widow), furnished rooms, 9 Minna
Gallagher Elizabeth Mrs., r. W s Putnam, nr Cort-
land Av
Gallagher Ellen Miss, teacher, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Fanny Miss, teacher, r. Revere House
Gallagher Farrell, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r.
55 Second
Gallagher Felix, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Gallagher Francis, capitalist, r. 2609 Sutter
Gallagher Frank, chemicalworker, r. E s Hampshire,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Gallagher Frank, longshoreman, r. E s Montgomery,
nr Greenwich
Gallagher George, engineer Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D.,
r. 820^ Harrison
Gallagher Gertrude Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher Hannah Miss, nurse, r. 709 Vallejo
Gallagher Henry, carpenter, r. 1118 Jackson
Gallagher Henry, blacksmith, r. 439 First
Gallagher Henry, wagoumaker James Gallagher, r.
82t;>4 Harrison
Gallagher Henry A., chief clerk freight auditor's
oflice Central Pacific R. R., r. Oakland
Gallagher Henry J. (Flanagan & Gallagher), r. 10
Bowie Av
Gallagher Henry J., blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
43'J First
Gallagher Hugh, r. 38 Jessie
Gallagher Hugh, coalpasser S. S. Oregon, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Gallagher Hugh, currier, r. 1312 Devisadero
Gallagher Hugli, painter, r. 2017 Folsom
GALLAGHER HUGH P., Rev., rector St. Jo-
seph's Church, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher l.sabel Miss, assistant Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. 333 Guerrero
Gallagher J. Mrs., superintendent Hubbard House, r.
139 Fourth
Gallagher James (Gallagher & Son), r. 820 hi Harrison
Gallagher James, bootfiuisher Porter, Oppeuheimer
I & Slessinger, r. 538 Mission
! Gallagher James, boilcrmaker, r. 5 Welsh
! Gallaglier James, bricklayer, r 0 Hoff Av
i Gallagher James, laborer, r. 22 Turk
I Gallagher James, laborer, r. 258 Clementina, rear
j Gallagher James, plasterer, r. 512 Mission
' Gallagher James, real estate, r. 909 Missiim
! Gallagher James, steward Cosmopolita*i Hotel, r. 29
I Dorland
• Gallagher James, tinsmith John G. lis, r. 140 Wil-
low Av
Gallaghf'r James, tulecovermaker Gilman & Ba-
couillat, r. 42U Lindeu
Oallagher James H., varuisher Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 6 Leroy PI
Gallagher James J., proptr Excelsior Iron Works, 151-
1.53 Beale, r. W s Dolores, bat Thirtieth and
Thirty.fir.st
Gallagher James L., policeman City Hall, r. 231 First
Gallagher James L. Jr., helper Carvill Manuf. Co.,
r. 231 First
Gallagher J. B. Mrs., r. NE cor Mission and Twenty-
fourth
Gallagher J. H. (Gallagher & Son), r. 826J^ Harrison
Gallagher John, cooper, r. 439 First
Gallagher John, laborer James McGlone, r. S s Fell,
bet Devisadero and Scott
Gallagher John laborer, r. 1 Langton
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 5 Brannan
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 307 Austin
Gallagher John, laborer, r. 907 Battery
GaUagher John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 108
Freelon
Gallagher John M., moulder Union Iron Works, r.
439 First
Gallagher John P., liquor saloon, NE cor Market and
Front, r. 2912 Folsom
Gallagher John S., veterinary surgeon, r. NE cor
Ecker and Jessie
Gallagher Joseph, laborer, r. 1 Langton
Gallagher Joseph, messenger Major George H. Men-
dell, r. iei3 Stevenson
Gallagher Joseph A. Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher Joseph P., r. 629J<J Ivy Av
Gallagher Kate, domestic 1312 Jones
Gallagher Kate, domestic 1358 Post
Gallagher Kate, domestic 2017 Howard
Gallagher Kate A., domestic NE cor Fell and Laguna
Gallagher Katie (widow), r. 1223 !«S Folsom, rear
Gallagher L. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 333 Guererro
Gallagher L. B. Mrs., janitress Broadway Primary
School, r, 1312 Devisadero
Gallagher M., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Gallagher Maggie J. Miss, assistant Denman Gram-
mar School, r. 107 Ridley
Gallagher Margaret (widow) , r. 19 Twenty-second
Gallagher Margaret (widow), r. 341 Fourth
Gallagher Margiret (widow), r. 502 Fell
Gallagher Margaret (widow), r. NW cor Eighth and
Tehama
Gallagher Margaret, domestic 1423 Clay
Gallagher Mary A., domestic Lick House
Gallagher Michael, laborer J. M. Waite
Gallagher Michael, shoemaker, r. 9 Alinna
Gallagher Michael, soapmaker, r. W s Nebraska, nr
Sixteenth
Gallagher Michael, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r.
1071 Bryant
Gallagher Michael J., painter Edward M. Gallaglier,
r. 1221 Union
Gallagher Michael R., clerk, r. 817 Broadway
Gallagher Nora (widow), r. 315 Minna
Gallagher Patrick, r. 27 Minna
Gallauher Patrick (Beauston & Gallagher), r. 13J^
Harrison Av
Gallagher Patrick, baggagemaster S S Citv of Chester,
r. 1855 Stevenson
Gallagher Patrick, bricklayer, r. 17 Harriet
Gallagher Patrick, foreman California Chemical
Works, r. E s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-eighth
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. 254 Clementina
Gallagher Patrick, laborer, r. 520J^ Eighth
Gallagher Patrick, laborer New City Hall, r. 1322 Sac
Gallagher Patrick, laborer Sanford M. Hills
Gallagher Patrick, shoemaker, r. Grand Central Hotel
GalLngher Patrick, tinsiiiith George H. Tay & Co.
Gallagher Patrick F., steward Hancock House, r. 771
MisKi<m
Gallagher Patrick H., with George H. Tay & Co., r.
264 M Mission
Gallagher Patrick J., teamster Holt Brothers, r. 712
N atom a
Gallagher Peter, blacksmith, r. 350 Grove
Gallagher Peter, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
322 Clementina
Gallagher Peter, plasterer, r. 15 M Freelon
Gallagher Peter T., packer Robert F. Bunker, r- 1323
Sacramento
Gallagher P. J. Rev., assistant rector St. Joseph's
Cburch, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher Robert, laborer, r. 48 Louisa, rear
BULLOCK Si JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny Et
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flallagher Sarah Francis (widow), r. 207 Powell
Gallagher T., miner, r. 8()5M Market
Gallagher Thomas, r. 519 Sacraiiieuto
Gallagher Thomas (McCoy & Gallagher), r. 421 Union
Gallagher Thomas, aiiprentice Degan & Orford, r. 1071
Bryant
Gallagher Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission E. K., r.
231 First
Gallagher Thomas, plumber and gasfltter John Doh-
erty, r. 1406 Hyde
Gallagher Thomas, teamster George Lauder & Son, r.
SW cor King and Fourth
Gallagher Thomas H., stonecutter, r. 140fi Hyde
Gallagher Thomas J. (Gallagher & Whittemore) . r.
129G Van Ness Av
Gallagher W. Mrs., r. 441 Eddy
Gallagher Walter, blacksmith CarviU Manuf Co., r.
231 First
Gallagher William, r. 521 Pacific
Gallagher William, carriagepainter, r. 13 J4 Harrison
Av
Gallagher William P., boots and shoes, 2017 Fillmore
Gallagher William R., furniture, 20 Fourth, r. 231
O'Farrell
Gallagher Winifred Mrs., midwife, r. fi Leroy PI
Gallagher* Co. (C. J. Gallagher, and W. H. Donald-
son) , plumbers and gasfitlers, 419 Grove
Gallagher & Son (James, and J. H. Gallagher), black-
smiths, 843 Harrison
GALLAGHKR & WHITTEMORE (Thomas J.
Gallagher and D. H. Whittemore), attorneys at
law, office 004 Commercial
Gallagher. See Galigher and Gallaher
Gallagher's Oakland and San Francisco Express,
office 309 East
Gallaher Daniel, laborer Central Pac. R. R., r. 530
Third
Galland A., seaman S. S. Newbern, Folsom St. Wharf
Gnlland A. Mrs., r. 1053 Mission
Galland C, seaman S. S. Newbern
Galland Joseph B., capitalist, r. G14 O'Farrell
Gallard Ferdinand, cook Edward Schuur, r. 625 Pac
Gallardo Bartolome, laborer, r. 442 Union
Gallardo Giovanni, laborer, r. 424 Union
Gallardo Raphael, dealer second hand barrels, 204-20()
Commercial, r. 1607!^ Dupont
Gallatin Albert (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.), r. Sac-
ramento
Gallatin L. C, collector Mission St. Wharf, r. 560 Fol
Gallatin William E., guard House of Correction, r.
1407 Montgomery
Gallatin Willis E., gasfltter, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
Bemal Station
Galleano Antonio, cigar manuf, 802 Montgomery, r.
422 Vallejo
Galleano Benjamin, cigarmaker, r. 422 Vallejo
Galleano Marie (widow), r. 426 Vallejo
Galleatzi Marie Miss, r. 30 Ohio
Gallego Romulus C, superintendent E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 21 Haight
Gallegos Juan, r. 722 Sutter
Gallegos Rafael (Montealegre & Co.), r. 506 Sutter
Gallenbach Max, capitalist, r. SE cor Twenty-third
and Columbia
Gallettino Joseph, porter PaBcal, Dubedat & Co, r. 426
Jackson, rear
Gain A., baker B. Ratto, r. 6 Scheerer PI
Galli A. & Co., produce commission, 616-518 Sansom
Galli Alphonso (A. Galli & Co.), r. 726 Vallejo
Galli Charles, foreman stonecutter Daniel Sheerin
Galli Giacomo, vegetables, 69 Colombo Market
Galli Guiseppi. fruits, 1308-1310 Dupont, r. NE cor
Vallejo and Dupont
Galli Joaquin, fruits, 1514 Dupont
Galli Joseph (Joseph Galli & Co.) , r. 723 Vallejo
Galli Josejih k Co. (Joseph Schneily), machinist!,
504 Commercial
Galli Lorenzo, salesman A. Galli & Co., r. 307 Bdwy
Galli IjUigi, fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Galli Paul, peddler, r. 824 Jackson
Galli Paulino, with Joseph Ec^ui, r. 442 Hayes
Gulli Valentine P., barber Stable fcBernhard, r. Ahl-
born House
Galliano Celert Rev., professor St. Ignatius College,
H41 Market
Galliard Edward (F. Berton k Co.), r. 127 Mont
Oalliard Edmond, dyer, r. 420 Jackson
Gallick H., r. 1226 Stockton
GalUck Henry, merchant, r. 2513 Sacramento
Gallick Simon, gents' furnishing goods, 342 Third
Galligan James, coppersmith, r. 140 Hickory Av
Gnlligan Patrick, miner, r. 741 Market
Galligan Peter, clerk Robert F. Bunker, r. 1322 Sac
GuUigiin Richard, malsterHiberula Brewery, r. 1005 }4
Natoma
Galligan. See Gallaghan
Galliote Antonio, peddler, r. 49 Clay
Gallisson Winslow, blacksmith, r. 551 First
Galli van Jeremiah, cellarman Hibernia Brewery, r. 96
Colton
Gallivan John, clerk C. C. Hastings k Co., r. Wildey,
bet Fillmore and Webster
Gallnian Ja.-ob F., clerk F. Wolf & Co., r. 1709 Stev
Gallo B. A: Co. (Bernard Gallo) , florists, '246 Sutter
Gallo Bernard (B. Gallo & Co.), r. 246 Sutter
Gallo Carlo, stonecutter, r. 627 Broadway
Gallo Vincenzo, musician, r. 28 Hinckley
Gallois Eugene, salesman Verdier, Moreau k Co., r.
819 Mission
Gallon Louis, seaman, r. 12 Jacksim
Gallop George, carpenter, r. 327 Fifth
Gallop John T., ship steward, r. 27 Rauscb
Gallop. See Gallup
GalloupHenrvC, printer, r. 1129 Clay
Galloup J. B. Mrs., bookbinder, r. 1129 Clay
Galloup Jerome B., shoemaker, r. 1129 Clay
Galloway Alexander, bootblack, r. 163 Jessie
Galloway Annie Miss, dressmaker Morrow k Co., r.
763 Mission
Galloway Isabella (widow), r. 917 Sansom
Galloway James, assistant engineer stm Amador,
Oakland Ferry
Galloway James D., shipjoiner Central Pac. R. R.
steamers, 30 Sacramento, r. 1063 Broadway
Galloway John, Ship Calkers' Assn. Barra's Hall
Galloway Joseph W., real estate, r. 1409 Powell
Galloway Nicholas, shipcalker, r. 312 Folsom
Galloway Peter, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Galloway William, cigar manuf, 312 Commercial
(Hnd Pilot Commissioner), r. 223 O'Farrell
Galloway William, clerk, r. NW cor San and Vallejo
Galloway William T., lithographer, 640 Clay, r. 223
O'Farrell
Gallup David L., insurance agent, r. The Baldwin
Gallup Edward, hackman Berry & Gary, r. 4.52 Post
Gallup James, (Heath, Gallup & Co.), r. 1013 Clay
Gallup M. E. Mrs., r. 604 Ellis
Gallup. See Gallop
Galpiu Philip G. (Hurmon k Galpin) , attorney-at-law,
office 402 Montgomery, r. 608 Polk
Gait House. E. T. Stevenson proptr, 032 Market
Gait Rogers F., U. S. Navy, r. The Baldwin
Galvin Garrett, cutter, r. 316 Jessie
Galvin James, laborer, r. Clinton Park, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Galvin Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Galvin Jeremiah, laborer, r. 96 Colton, ur Twelfth
Galvin Jeremiah J., compositor Evening Post, r. 1312
Scott
Galvin John, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Galvin John, longshoreman, r. 1416 Kearnj'
Galvin M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Galvin Martin, r. NE cor Ninth and Stevenson
Galvin Mary Mrs., boarding, 735 Folsom
Galvin Michael, capitalist, r. 14 Turk
Galvin Michael, laborer, r. 3 Lick Alley
Galvin Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 752 Folsom
Galvin Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. freight
depot, r. 431 H Shipley
Galvin Timothy, port(;r 29 and 31 Batterj', r. 512 Miss
Galvin William, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R.
R., r. N 8 Kansas, nr Nevada
Galway Mary (widow), r. NW cor Miss and Fifteenth
Galway May E. Miss, teacher music, r. 20 Turk
Galway Patrick, butcher South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. Seventh Av, bet L and M, South
S. F
Gamage Armstrong, superintendent Carmen Island
Salt Works, office '207 Front, r. 317 Hyde
Gaman Claus, laborer Charles Regli, nrBlue Forest,
Bemal Station
Gamba Joseph, cook, r. 1217 Kearny
Gambert Felix (Lemoine, Gambert A: Co.), r. San
Jose
Gamblll A. G., office 211 Sutter
Gamble Alexander, capitalist, office 47 Mont Block
Gamble Daniel, melter Savage k Son., r. 25 Minna
Gamble Daniel, student University Mound College
Gamble George F., delivery clerk Western Union
Telegraph Co., r. Palace Hotel
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods loTAr-Imports direct
ANDERSON Sx, RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mon^omery St.
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GAMB£i£ JASIES, general superintendent West-
ern Union Telegraph Co., oflace 302 Montgomery,
r. Palace Hotel.
Gamble John, r. Philadelphia House
Gamble John, principal Univer.sity Mound College,
S s Sierra Av, bet San Bruno and San Jose Roads
Gamble John L., draughtsman and ci\-il engineer W.
XJ. Telegraph Co., r. 1027 Mission
Gamble Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 226
Kitch
Gamble Samuel, liyerystable keeper, r. 1109 Pine
Gamble William, r. 664 Howard
Gamble William H., receiver Western Union Telegraph
Co. r. 1038 Mission
Gamboui Joseph, dairyman J. A. Roy, r. W s San
Bruno Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Gambs Ferdinand (A. R. Biggs & Co.), r. Somerville,
Contra Costa C'l.
Gambs Henry, with A. R. Biggs & Co., r. SW cor La-
guua and Geary
GAME MATTHEW F., mining secretary, office
3J0 Sansom, room 24, r. 1006 Pine
Gamer Frederick, milkman, r. SW cor Greenwich and
Fillmore
Gameiston Harry J., clerk Charles F. Marwedel, r.
518 Stockton
Gamerstou John T., night inspector Custom House, r.
518 Stockton
Gamerstou Joseph H., clerk, r. 518 Stockton
Gamma Antone, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Gamma Bonaventura, milk ranch, W s Pierce, nr
Greenwich
Gamma Frederick, liquor saloon, SE cor Hardie PI
and Kearny, and milk ranch, SW cor Lombard and
Pierce
Gamma Jasper, saloon keeper, r. 616 California
Gamma John, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Gamma Stain Klaus, Swiss Benev. Society, 5)^ Kearny
Gammans Elbert H., clerk George W. McNear, r. Oak-
land
Gammon Joseph, dairyman Joseph Kennedy, r. S s
Lombard, nr Pierce
Gamp Earnest, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
78 Market
Gampsaur L., Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Mont
Ganahl Edward, r. 249 Stevenson
Ganco Bernard, laundryman Ganco & Boyer, r. 33 Fell
Ganco Pierre, laborer E. Artigues & Co., r. Railroad
Av, bet Eighth and Ninth avs, South S. F.
Ganco S. (Ganco & Boyer), r. 33 Fell
Ganco & Boyer (S. Ganco and John B. Boyer), proptrs
Van Ness Avenue Laundry, 33 Fell
Gand Henry A., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., 426 3i
Twenty-second
Gande Emma H. Miss, milliner Mrs. Elise Leaven-
worth, r. 913 Jackson
Gande Margaret J. Miss, milliner, r. 913 Jackson
Gande Matthew W., r. 913 Jackson
Gander Leander, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Gandolfo Carlo, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Gandolfo Louis, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 6
Gaven
Gandolfo, Natale, fisherman, NE cor Valle.jo and Front
Gandy Horace A, compositor Women's Cooperative
Printing Union, r. 1110 Clay
Ganord Jacques, cutter Jory Bros., r. 612 Minna
Ganey John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 107
Oak
Ganey Julia, domestic 1.512 Sacramento
Gaufield Thomas, laborer, r. E s Rhode Island, nr
Butte
Gang Hermann, cabinetmaker, 1060 Howard
Gang Samnul B., cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. 207
Minna
Ganga Juan, bookkeeper, r. 623 Fell
Ganglotf James M., carpenter, r. ItJOt Jessie
Gangloff Josejih, gasmet 'rraaker, r. 117 William
Ganley P., r. 20'J Leidesdorll
Gann Henry, trunkmaker, r. 436 J^ Twenty-second
Gannon Ann (widow), nurse, r. 223 Fifth
Gannon Edward, laborer, r. 462 )i Minna
Gannon J., labjrer Superintendent of Streets
Gannon James, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 1211 Fill-
more
Gannon James, real-estatebroker, r. 1509 Clay
Gannon John, laborer, r. 1135 Harrison
Gannon John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
427 Stevenson
Gannon John, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 14 }i
Hubbard
Gannon John K., r.N s Twenty-third, bet Sanchez and
Noe »
Gannon Joseph H., tinsmith John P. Culley, r. 462 3<
Minna
Gannon Laurence J., currier Lsguna Tannery, r. 3W
cor Filbert and Tan Ness Av
Gannon Mary, domestic 213 Eleventh
Gannon Michael, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 20 Ritch
Gannon Minnie Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Gannon Peter, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R., r. N «
Columbia, bet Solano and Mariposa
GANNOX PETER T., cigars aud tobacco, jimc-
tion Market and Post and SE cor Market and
Fifth, r. SW cor Sixteenth and Castro
Gannon Rachael Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 133 Ninth
Gannon Thomas, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
12 Heron
Gano George L., policeman City Hall, r. 786 Folsom
Gans August E., surveyor and draught.sman U. S.
deputy surveyor, r. 1217 Mission
Gans Bernard, salesman Heiueman & Joel, r. 31T
Greeu
Gans Isador, clerk Registrar of Voters, New City
Hall, r. 433 Natoma
Gans Jacob, cigars and tobacco, NE cor Market and
Kearny, r. 303}^ Turk
Gans Samuel (Gans & Katz) , r. 120 Fell
Gans William, butcher S. Newman & Co., r. 435 Na-
toma
Gansc Saloma (widow), bakery, 1934 Mission
Gnnsevoort James, r. 46 South Park
GANSL A. & J. CXJIiLEX, bankers, NW cor
Montgomery and Commercial
Gansl Albert (A. Gansl & J. Cullen), r. Menlo Park
and 916 Sutter
Gantert Herman, machinist, 101 Tehama
Gautner Bernard, tanner, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Gantner Henry W., clerk William H. Brockhoff, r. 2536
Bryant Av
GAXTXER JOHX, proptr Swiss Hotel, 627 Com
Gantner KiLhard(J. Sindel & Co.), r. 10 St. Cnarles PI
Gants William H., bookkeeper George Milne, r. Oak-
land
Ganvriand Pierre, cook, r. 824 Montgomery
Ganz John, liquor saloon, 215 Davis, r. 1519 Dupont
Gunzert Charles, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Stt-iuer
Gauzert Jacob, musician, r. SE cor Filbert and Steiner
Ganzert William, laundryman Lick House
Gunzhorn Christian, liquor saloon, 643 Clay
Garassino Stefauu, vegetables, 13 Colombo Market, r.
San Jose Road, nr San Miguel
Garbarinni Gioni (Demartini & Garbarinni,) r. 14
Union PI
Garbarino Angelo, vegetables. 31 Colombo Market, r. '
N s Ocean House Road, nr Alms House
Garbwino Angelo, laborer De Martini & Bonasso, r.
bet Mission aud San Jose Koad, SE of Industrial
School
Garbarino Antonio, laborer Cutting Packing Co., r.
414 Vallejo
Garbarino Giovanni, laborer, r. 12 Margaret PI
Garbarino Luigi, Garibaldi Grand Armory, 423 Bdwy
Garbarino Mary (widow), r. 2 Kohler's PI
Garbal'ino Michael, sign painter, r. 414 Vallejo
Garbarino Nicola, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Garbarino Sulvatore. gardener, r. 11 Margaret PI
Garbcr E. B. Miss, r. Grand Hotel
Garber Eugene R.,law student Garber & Thornton, r.
Grand Hotel I
Garber John (Garber & Thornton), r. Berkeley |
Garber Mining Co. (Story Co., Nev.j, George R. Spin- j
ney secretary, office 310 Pine, room 44
GARBER Ai THORXTOX (John Garber and
Harry I. Thornton), attorneys at law, office 11-13 I
S. F. Stock Exchange Building j
Garbin Lawrence, butcher, r. 30 Fifth Av \
Garbini Lizzie, dressmaker Agnes Fischer, r. 521 |
Union t
Garbini Sebastian, r. 2 Cadell Alley
Oarbiuo Antonio, vegetables, r. 513 Union ]
Garbino Guisseppi, laborer, r. 513 Union j
Garbino Sebastiano, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 431 ]
Broadway j
Garbro Fritz, bartender, r. 712 Howard '
Garcelon Harvey (Hathaway & Garcelou) , r. 18 Sec-
ond Av
BULLOCK k JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fnmisliings.
Perfoines and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Garcelon Horace F., clerk Joseph L. King & Co., r.
Oakland
Garcia Barbara A, machine operator, r. 12 Hinckley
Garcia Euiaruacion, compositor Le Petit Journal, r.
6'21 Vallejo
Garcia Francisco, foreman Jose A. Garcia,r.7:i7 Tehama
Garcia Francisco, saloon and rebtauraut, 718 Mont-
gomery, r. S 8 Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Garcia Jacinta (widow) , r. 3 Varennes PI
GARCIA JOS£ A., mauuf cigars 413 Sacramento,
r. 737 Tehama
Garcia Joseph, r. (> St. Charles Place
Garcia Joseph, fisherman, IsE cor Vallejo and Front
Garcia Joseph R., milkman, r. 8 s Lombard, bet
Kearny and Jlonttjomery
Garcia Juau C, wooclcarver George Thomas, r. 1'2'2'J
Dupout
Garcia Juana Miss, laundress, r. 440 Union
Garcia Mill (Mendocino County), Nickerson & Co.
proptrs, office 202 Sacramento
Garcia Modesto E., cigars, SW cor Washington and
Sansom, r. 931 Pacific
Garcia P. J., farmer, r. 112 Kearny
Garcia Ramon, lithographer Britton & Rey, 529 Com.
Garcia Reyes, painter, Noble Bros., r. Green, bet Du-
pout and Stockton
Garcia Sisto, r. 1318 Dupont
Garcia Vicente, jeweler, r, 1412 Powell
Garcia Victoria Mrs., r. 112 Kearny
Garciu Charles B. (Garcin, Son & Co.), r. S s Eigh-
teenth, nr Guerrero
Garcin Leopold P. (Garcin, Son & Co.), r. 613 Eigh-
teenth, nr Guerrero
Garcin, Son & Co. (Leopold P. Garcin, Charles B.
Garcin, and E. A.. Bannerut), proptrs Vulcan
Forges, 294 Howard
Gard Jacob (McAuliffe & Gard) , r. .510 Eighth
Gardauowsky Emil Von, physician, office and r. 725
California
Garde John, shoemaker S.W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 1317
Scott
Gardella Celestino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Gardella Pietro, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Gardella Sallust, expressman, r. 18 Masonic Av
Gardelle Antonio, confectioner Louis Saroni & Co.,
r. 10 Oneida PI
Gardemeyer D. Mrs., human hair, 709 Filbert
Gardemeyer Hans S., r. 709 Filbert
Gardemeyer Peter D., ladies' hairdresser, r. 709 Fil-
bert
Garden Caspar, tailor, r. 646 Mission
Gardener John, proptr Golden City Hotel, NE cor
San Bruno Road and Silver Av
Gardenier Henry M., policeman City Hall, r. 1116
Tyler
Gardid F. J., r. 705 Front
Gardiner Baldwin, stockbroker, office 314 Montgom-
ery, room 9, r. 1520 Eddy
Gardiner Charles A., longshoreman, r. 16 Frederick
Gardiner Domitilia, dressmaker, r. 1128 Pacific
Gardiner Frank, liquor saloon, 318 Brannan
Gardiner George D., wholesale jeweler, r. 1522 Post
Gardiner Henry H., house, sign and ornamental
pointer, 2 Cottage PI
Gardiner James, laundryman Occidental Laundry
Gardiner Mary (widow), r. 1128 Pacific
Gardiner M. V. B., r. 622^ Ellis
Gardiner M. V. B. Mrs., dressmaker, 622Ji Ellis
Gardiner O. G., machinist, r. 1522 Market
Gardiner Richard, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. cor Washington and Gough
Gardiner Sophie E. (widow), r. 1219 Filbert
Gardiner Tliomas M., clerk Henry A. Newton, r. 641
Harrison
Gardiner William, r. 1 Yerba Buena
Gardner August, liquor saloon, SE cor Clay and
Drmnm, r. 1.529 Kearny
Gardner C, tailor, r. 651 Mission
Gardner Carl, mate schr Brothers, r. NW cor Howard
and Steuart
Gardner Charles, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gardner Clarence C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co.,
r. 1912 Hyde
Gardner D. H., seaman, r. Sailor's Home
Gardner F. A. Mrs., fancy gooils, 1631 Polk
Gardner Francis J., clerk Omnibus R. R., r. 721 How
Gardner Frank, clerk, r. 353 Minna
Gardner Frederick, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, r.
2016 Folsom
Gardner Frederick A., lamps and oil, 1631 Polk
Gardner George E., bookkeeper Morgan & Co., r. 18
Hill
Gardner George E., Palace Exchange, junction Post
and Market, r. 24 Mint Av
Gardner George M. (Gardner .^ Co.) , and liquor salooo,
707 Davis, r. 1210 Jackson
Gardner Henry W., clerk auditor M. P. and M. dept..
Central Pac. R. R., r. The Baldwin
Gardner Hiram S., clerk Firemen's Fund Ins. Co., r.
Oakland
Gardner House, J. Nicholas Gardner proptr, 812-814
Montgomery
Gardner Isaac G., vice-president Cal. Farmers' Mutual
Fire Ins. Assn, office 209 Sansom, r. 771 Mission
Gardner James, waitt r, r. 617 Mission
Gardner James H., ship and Custom House broker,
office Custt)m House, second floor, r. Saucelito
Gardner James W. clerk Peter Hirschfield, r. 4 Vir-
ginia PI
Gardner J. Nicholas, progtr Gardner House, 812-811
Montgomery
Gardner John, grain merchant, r. 946 Howard
Gardner John, laborer, r. 724 Brannan
Gardner John, merchant, r. 22 Geary
Gardner John, waiter Nicholas Castis, 314 Sixth
Gardner John H., billposter Keyt & Co., r. Overland
House
Gardner Joseph, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Gardner Joseph W., barkeeper Gardner & Co., r. 7
Medau PI
Gardner Joseph W., laundryman La Grande Laundry,
r. 1855 Mission
Gardner Lucy E. (widow) , r. 900 Geary
Gardner Matthias, steward stm Newport, Broadway
Wharf, r. 329 Broadway
Gardner Richard, deckhand stm Cora, Washington St.
Wharf
GARDNER ROBERT, real estate, office 310 Pine,
room 15, r. Oakland
Gardner Itobert K., student Heald's Business College
Gardner Roland B., clerk Maurice Dore & Co., r. 426
Sutter
Gardner Samuel, engineer engine No. 12, S. F. F. D.,
r. 122S Pine
Gardner Thomas, driver Market and Fifth St. R. R..
r. 509 Brannan
Gardner Warren K., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Gardner William, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 17 Fourth
Gardner William, mastermariner, r. 1235 Union
Gardner William J., conductor Central Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. The Baldwin
Gardner & Co. (George M. Gardner), wines and liquors,
429 Davis
Gardner. See Gardener and Gardiner
Garesche Clara (widow), r. 530 Ellis
Garet Galvin, tailor A. NicoU, r. 316 Jessie
GARFIELD H. L.., miner, r. 14 Kearny
Garfield John, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Garfield John Q., plasterer 807 Market, r. 1941 Bdwy
Gargan Edward, groi tries and liquors, cor Columbia
PI and Boardman
Gargan Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery
Gargan John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
781 Stevenson, rear
Gargan Patrick, plasterer, r. COO Natoma
Gargan Pliilip, driver Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Garguerevich Antonio, Austrian Benev. Society, 71
New Montgomiry
Garibaldi Aiitoine, gardener G. B. Capura, r. Vf s Mis-
sion, nr Ocean House Road
Garibaldi Antonio J., bookkeeper A. Silvestri & Co-, r,
1516 Powell
Garibaldi Francisco, real estate, r. 1516 Powell
Garibaldi G. B., vegetables, 37 Colombo Maiket
Garibaldi Giavomo, Garibaldi (Juard Armory, 423
Broadway
Garibaldi Giusseppi, groceries, 525 Union
Garibaldi House, Luigi Paravagnaprojjtr, 222 Bdwy
Garibaldi Jauies, fruit.-*, 824 Jackson
Garibaldi Joseph, bootblack Cornelius Lyons, 227
Buj-h
Garibaldi Joseph, laborer A. Silvestri & Co., r. 1516
Powell
GARIBALDI JOSEPH, Laurel Hill Saloon and
fruits, SL cor Central Av and Bush
Garibaldi Livery and Sale Staple, Marsili & Co.
projjts, 320 Broadway
Garibaldi Michael, lal>orer, r. N s Dunn Alley
Garibaldi Stephen, clerk John Costa, r. 1516 Powell
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Garibay Simon, clgarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. 113 Vir-
ginia
GARIBOI.DI G. G., architectural decorator, of-
lice and r. 623 Powell
Garin Paul A., assistant Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 25 Garden
Gariot , r. 13 Salina PI
Gariot A. Jr.. stockbroker, ofldce 418 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Garland Abbie A. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School r. 45 Twelfth
Garland George, longshoreman, r. 775 Mission
Garland James, oiler stm Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Garland James, shipcaulker, r. Overland House
Garland Lawrence (Garland & Co.), r. NW cor Fill-
more and Bush
Garland Samuel E., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 20 Oa!i
Garland William D., agent Equitable Life Assurance
Society, r. 617 Eddy
Garland & Co. (Lawrence ftarlaud and James Hough) ,
groceries and liquors, NW cor Fillmore and Bush
Garl Heury, coachman, r. N s Valley, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Garlichs Phillip, clerk Empire Hoiise, 636 Com
Garllck James O., commission merchant, office 10
Bush, r. Oakland
Garling Charles, cook Huettmann's Hotel
Garlseu Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Garms Peter, groceries and liquors, 20 Everett
Garms William F. (Hoelscher & Co.), r. W s Eailroad
Av. bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth avs. South S.F.
Garn William, capmaker, 423 Piue, r. 546 Jessie
Gameau Alfred, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 708 Com
Gameau Gaspard, wood and coal, 1315 York
Garner Henry, coachman Dr. Bucknall, r. 822 Geary
Garner J. A., conductor Central R. R., r. 642 Turk
Garuer John, brickmaker, r. Silver Av, ur San Bruno
Road, South S. F.
Garner John, market, 511 Pacific
Garner Mary A. (widow), r. 320 Turk
Garness Bella Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r.
722 Fourth
Garness Samuel W., bookkeeper H. F.Williams, r. 722
Fourth
Garness. See Garniss
Garnett Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 26 Turk
Garnett John, waiter Palace Hotel
Garnett Louis A., capitalist, office 524 Sac, r. 35 Essex
Garnett Louis D., r. 35 Essex
Garnett William H., r. 35 Essex
Gamier Felix A., produce merchant, r. 21 John
Gamier Louis, artist, r. 2226 Piue
Gamier Thomas R. (Garnier i Co.), r. Oakland
Gamier & Co. (Thomas R. Gamier, Arthur W. Oxley,
aud Robert Collins) , druggists' label printing, 13-
15 Trinity
Gamilla William, hostler, r. 271 Minna
Garnish Augustus, carriagemaker Larkins & Co., r.
1073 }<5 Market
Garnish Frank, seaman stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ferry
GARNISS JAMES R., insurance agent, office 320
Sansoiii, room 7., r. Palace Hotel
Garovan Kate, domestic 13.58 Post
Gan za Philip, peddler, r. Herrman, nr Fillmore
Garr Edward, draymau, r. 1503 Pine
Garra Hugh, r. 54 Third
Garratt Andrew, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 6 Na-
toma
Garratt Benjamin F., with William T. Garratt, r. 413
Capp
Garratt Henry, clerk Ayers & Co., r. 8G7 Market
Garratt Joseph, real estate, r. 413 Capp
Garratt JosephW., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 413
Capp
Garratt Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 6 Na-
toma
GARRATT WI1.L.IAM T., brass and bellfoun-
der, 138-142 Fremont, r. 405 Sixth
Garratt. See Garrett
Oarraud Alexander, btitcher Gabriel Dastugue, r. 1110
Sacramento
Garraud G., student Heald's Business College
Garravento Stefauo, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
Garraway C, r. 12 Cleiueutina
Garrecht Stejihen, butcher, r. 409 Grove
Garren Louis, capmaker, r. 13 Minna
Garren Moriia, boxmaker, F. Eorbel & Bros., r. 13
Minna
Garretson John DeWltt, machinist, r. 1519 Larkin
Garretson William (William Garretson & Co.). r. Phil-
adelphia
Garretson William & Co., publishers standard and re-
ligious books, 629 Washington
Garrett Jacob L., commission merchant, r. 204 Tyler
Garrett James, clothing cutter, r. 7 Quincy PI
Garrett James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 2
Eighth
Garrett James, teamster, r. 204 Second
Garrett James H. (Garrett & Creegan) . r. 106 Hyde
Garrett James H., dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r.
cor Polk aud Sacramento
Garrett John R., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 1315
Mission
Garrett Lizzie Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Jane Heller, r.
336 Fifth
Garrett Samuel, clerk Rountree & McClure, r. 1906
Market
Garrett Thomas, painter Cutting Packing Co., r. 6
Hodges Alley
Garrett S Creegan (James H. Garrett and Peter Cree-
gan) , commission merchants, SE cor Clay and San
Garrick Annie J. (widow) , r. 112^^ Fell
Garrick William H., wharfinger Vallejo St. Wharf, r.
\y>i\% Mission
GARRIGA ANDRES Rev., rector Guadalupe
Church, r. 908 Broadway
Garrigau James, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 231 Minua
Garrigan James, plumber, r. 320 Vallejo
Garrigau Laughliu, laborer, r. S s Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery aud Sanson!
Garriguu Margaret (widow) , r. 21 Anthony
Garrigan Michael, porter, r. S s Filbert, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Garrigan Patrick, drayman Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 212
Union
Garrigan Patrick, laborer, r. 17 Alta PI, nr Sansom
Garrigan Nicholas, laborer Audrew Onderdouk '
Garrigan Paul, packer S. F. Cracker Co., r. S s Filbert,
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Garrison Elijah M., drayman Grangers' Business Assn.,
r. 1238 Folsom
Garrison Gazina Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 327 Capp
Garrison Henry, laborer, r. 328 Main
Garrison J. C, r. The Baldwin
Garrison L. Miss, teacher Davis Vertical Feed Sewing
Machine Co., r. 1238 Folsom
Garrison Lewis B., r. 413 Brannan
Garrissere Francois, humau hair and perfumery, 113
Dupont
Garris'sere Peter, hairdresser J. B. Rosa, r. 1416 Pow
Garrity Celia, bakery 509 Bryant
Garrity Delia, domestic 1308 Geary
Garrity Delia, domestic 1934 Stevenson
Garrity John, r. .509 Broadway
Garrity John, contractor, r. 236 Oak
Garrity John, engineer, r. 36 Clay
Garrity John, horseshoer William Duncan, r. 7 Elm
Av
Garrity John, searuan, r. .500 Bryant
Garrity John, teamster, r. 3 Welsh
Garrity Kate (widow), r. 21 Anthony
Garrity Michael, laborer, r. 30 Welsh, rear
Garrity Patrick, blacksmith, r. 7 Elm Av
GaiTity Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Garrity Patrick, waiter, r. 242 Fifth
Garrity P. B., merchant, r. 1009 Powell
Garrity Peter, collector Folsom Street Wharf, r. 30
Dorlaud ■
Garrity Thomas, dairyman, r. Overland House
Garrity Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r, 6 Na-
toma
Garrity Thomas M., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
11 Salmon
Garrity. See Gerrity
Garrod James, musician, r. 17.55 Ellis
Gartoflerlo Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Garronc Charles .V. (Zvietich ,>c Garrone), r. 37 South
Park
Garrone Louis, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Garrouste Eugene, capitalist, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-ninth aud Thirtieth
Garry Edward E., bookkeeper Gillespie & Furber, r.
761 'j Howard ^,
Garry Hubert, i-nachman, r. 215 Stevenson
Garry Sarah (widow), furnished rooms, 761 J4 Howard
Gars Marie (widow), nurse, r. 418H Natoma
BULLOCZ & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Oarsan Cornelius, carpenter, r. HO Sbipley
Oarsh Steven, mechanic, r. 16 St. Charles PI
^arside Annie Miss, r. 5 Calhoun
Garside Charles W., assayer William Irelan, r. 2629
Bush
Garson Andrew, cigarmaker Isaac K. White, r. 1335
Natonia
Garson Henry, yardclerk James C. Smith, r. 328 Main
Gartelmaun Henry, brewer Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
514 Grove
Garteuberg Adolph, bagdealer, r. 2212 Fillmore
Garthorne Charles A., photojjraphic printer I. ^W.
Taber & Co.. r. 1006 Powell
Garthorne George H., agent Cal. Cracker Co., office
203 Sacramento, r. 127 Shotwell
Garthorne Robert, clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r. 127 Shot-
well
Garthouse Frederick, longshoreman, r. 5 Mi.ssion
Garthwaite H. P.. bookkeeper Pacific Bank, r. Oak-
land
Gartland Ann Miss, furnished rooms, 114 Fourth
Gartland James, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Gartland John B., stock clerk A. F. Nye & Co , r. 759
Mis.sion
Gartland Patrick, guard San Quentin, r. 759 Mission
Gartling George, blacksmith George L. Pierce, r. 12
Tehama
Garton John, foreman stairbuilder Arthur W. Mc-
Guire, r. Old Howard
Garts Neil L., carpenter, r. E a Fillmore, nr Green
Garver Kossuth, waiter J. C. Donley, r. 873}^ Market
Garvet Alfred, r. 4083^ Dupont
Garvey Christopher, doorkeeper Chinese Theatre, r.
24 Verona PI
Garvey David, jailer Countj' Jail, r. 231 Tenth
Garvey David S., cellarman Hibernia iirewery, r. 1225
Howard
Garvey Ellen, domestic 10 Monroe
Garvey James (Garvey & Kroeger),r. NW cor Clemen-
tina and Fifth
Garvey James P. (Rogers & Garvey), attorney at law,
office 426 California, r. 822 Ellis
Garvey John, tinsmith Charles Brown, r. 42 Minna
Garvey Patrick, helper Hibernia Brewery, r. 230 J^
Tenth
Garvey Patrick, poultry dealer, r. 592 Stevenson
Garvey Richard, r. The Baldwin
Garvey Thomas, engineer Pacific Oil and Lead Works,
r. 411 Brannan
Garvey William, hostler David J. Foley, r. 352 Jessie,
rear
Garvey William, teamster, r. 14 Bryant Av
Garvey & Eroeger (James Garvey and Augubtus F.
Eroeger) , locksmiths, 163 New Montgomery
Garvin Donald, ship carpenter, r. N s Fifteenth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
GARVIN TH03IAS M., manager A. F. Nye & Co.,
special correspondent Wheeling, West Va., Intelli-
gencer, and Alexis. 111., Index, and Burlington,
Iowa, Hawkeye, office 315-317 Pine, r. 702 Po.st
Garvin William, driver Edwin Lord, r. 14 Bryant Av
Garwood Joseph H., machinist I. H. Sm:iU, r. 7;i4 Fol
GARWOOD WILLIAM T., physician and sur-
geon, office and r. 225 Dupont
Gary Charles, shoecutter Thomas H. -Xrmstrong, r.
319 Fourth
Gary Thomas, engineer, r. 339 Minna
Garziglia Aug. J., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
GAS CONSUMERS' ASSOCIATION, Jacob
Merritt president, F. W. Ludovlci secretary, office
204 Bush
GAS INSPECTOR, H. Bloomfield, office Old City
Hall, room 8
GAS LIGHT CO., SAN FR.VNCISOO, office
SE cor First .ind Natoma
GAS METER INSPECTOR, Henry George.
office 531 Mission
Gashwller John W., mining, office 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building, r. Grand Hotel
Qashwiler Simeon F., capitalist, office 8 S. F. Stock
Exchange Biiildlng, r. 1820 Vallejo
Gaskin Charles M., special policeman, r. 324 Clay
Gaskin Edward M., shademaker, 115 Jessie, r. 1217
Howard
Gaskin George W., matchwood, 1306 Mission, r. 1217
Howard
Gaskin John B., r. 1217 Howard
Gaspar Jaques, sllverer Fr. H. Rosenbaum it Co., r.
Oakland
Gaspari Gervasio (Oiovannlni & Gaspsri) , r. 1616 Pow
Gasper Harry, barkeeper John Grosbsuer, r. ISii Sao
ramento
Gasper James H., teamster, r. 512 Linden
Gasper Peter, bootmaker, r. 512 Bush
Gasque H. F., groceries and liquors, SW cor O'Far-
rell and Hyde, r. 701 O'Farrell
Gass John, baker, r. 813 Greenwich
Gass John Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 813 Greenwich
Gass Louise, domestic 1313 Gough
Gass Susan Miss, domestic .509 Harrison
Gassaway Frank H., journalist S. F. News Letter, r.
115 Eearny
Gasseu Erick, seaman schr C. B. Haywood, foot
Beale
Gassert Charles, expressman, r. 1308 Mission, rear
Gassert W. Mrs., r. 1308 Mission, rear
Gassert William J., painter, r. 1308 Mission, rear
Gassmann Emma Mrs., upholsteress A. P. Raye& Co.,
r. 243 Eighth
Gassmann Jean B., laundry, 406 Union
Gassmann Joseph, lodgings, 428 Broadway
Gassmann Joseph Jr., clerk, r. 214 Union
Gassner Valentine, shoemaker, 402 Post
Gast August, blacksmith, r. 86 Everett
Gastery Henry, deckhand stm Onward, Jackson St.
Wharf
Gaston Henry C, ladies' shoe manuf, 106 Dupont,
room 18
Gaston J., messman Oregon S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
Co.
Gaston Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 510 Pine
Gatchell Charles S., bakery and confectionery, 431
Greenwich
Gately James, shipcarpenter W. E. CoUyer, r. 20
Georgia
Gately John, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Alameda
Gately Michael, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. l:i22 Filbert
Gately Michael, real estate, r. 705 Natoma
Gately Patrick, laborer, r. 1517 Broadway, rear
Gately Patrick, teamster, r. 1718 Post
Gately I'atrick, teamster, NW cor Front and Washing-
ton, r. 1520 Hyde
Gately Patrick J., liquor saloon, 1139 Market, r. 452
Natoma
Gately Thomas, carriagesmitb, r. 668 Clementina
Gately Thomas, laborer, r. 609 J^ Grove
Gately Thomas B., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1322
Broadway
Gaten John, peddler, r. 63 West Mission
Gates Charles, seaman, r. Western House
Gates Edmond, barber John Fleischman, r. 820 Fol
Gates Emery B., helper melter and reiiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 20 Turk
Gates George, r. 402 Hayes
Gates George, pressman William P. Harrison, r. 1621
Diipont
Gates George W., bookkeeper William T. Garratt, r.
Oakland
Gates Horace, with Clapp & Je.ssup, r. 448 J^ Third
Gates Horace D., civil engineer, r. 223 Seventh
Gates James H., apothecary, NW cor New Montgom-
ery and Howard, r. 10 Russ
Gates James R. (J. R. Gates & Co.),NW cor Sansom
and Commercial
Gates Jnseph J., salesman James O'Hanlon, r. 16253^
Folsom
GATES J. R. <Sc CO., wholesale and retail drug-
gists, NW cor Sansom and Commercial
Gates Michael, wood and coal, SW cor Green and
Lurkin
Gates Sophia B. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 913 Union, Oakland
Gath Frederick, fringemakor, r. 2C6 Jessie, rear
Gathings Maria, dressmaker, r. 566 Bryant
Gatjen Henry, painter, r. 119 Jij Thirteenth
Gatjen Hermann, laborer, r. 118 Gilbert
Gaton George, captain S. S. Humboldt, Jackson St.
Wharf
GattiT Francis W., master mariner, r. 1704 J4 Leay
Gatti G., laborer, r. 818 Sansom
Gattinger William, stevedore A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 11 Rincon Av
Gatto Angelo, laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Gatto Antonio, wood and coal, I'lOS California
Gatto Bartolomeo, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
(iatto Giovanni, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton
Gatto Jean B. (Antonio Sturla & Co.), r. 2407 Cal
Gatto John, wood and coal. SE cor Larkin and Green
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Gatyea Celeste (-widow) , r. W s Sullivan, nr Old Hick-
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Gatzert Elizabeth (widow) , r. 228 Fourth
Gaubert J. Mrs., florist, 604 California, nursery cor
Thirteenth Av and P, South S. F., r. 619 Sac
Gaubert Joseph, nurseryman, r. 619 Sacramento
Gaubertz Adam, r. 29-11 Mission, rear
Gaubertz Ferdinand, laborer, r. 2941 Mission, rear
Gaubertz Martin, co<jk, r. 2941 Mission
Gaude Stanislas, laundry, 315 Sutter
Gaudron Adolphe, patternmaker, r. 367 Clementina
Gaudron Edward, clerk, 3G7 Clementina
Gaudron Blenore Miss, saleslady J. Martial & Co., r.
367 Clementina
Gauggel Leo, shoemaker, 181 Minna, r. 207 Post
Gaughgan Patrick, laborer, r. 1035 Market
Gaugliran James, clerk Hanson, Ackerson & Co., r. 126
Gilbert
Gaul Henry, malster Washington Brewery, SE cot
Taylor and Lombard
Gaul James, fireman Harbor Commissioners' Dredger
Gaul Mary (widow) , r. 424 Seventh
Gaul Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Gauld George G., salesman S. Mosgro\-e & Co., r. 619
Pine
Gauld James G., assistant note teller London and
San Francisco Bauk, r. 619 Pine
Gauley Anna S. (widow), r. 1401 Sutter
Gault Abel A., clerk John Staude, r. 15 Morey Alley
Gault Adolph, machinist Union Iron ^Yorks, r. 22JiS
Scott
Gault Mary (widow), r. 15 Morey Alley
Gaurie Emil, waiter, r. 506 Stevenson
Gaurilier George, cook Gilbert House, 824 Mont
Gaurra Jesus, groceries, r. Twenty-ninth, bttSanchez
and Noe
Gaus Ernest, butcher Chamberlain k Co., r. 14 John
Gaussail Emile A. (Gaussail iDucasse), r. 809 Pacific
GAVSSAIl. «& DUCASSE (Emile A. Gaussail and
Peter L. Ducasse) , wine.-* and liquors, 1239 Stock
Gaussens Julius, barber P. N. Orfila, r. 182 Stevenson
Gaut George, teanibter Peck & Co., r. 83.') Broadway
Gautadini Jules, steward Bordea & Lassalle, r. 258
Clementina
Gautadini Julia (widow) , r. 258 Clementina
Gauterau Frank, stairbuilder, r. 63 West Mission
Gauthier E. & Co. (Henry Lewis), stockbrokers, office
306 Montgomery
Gauthier Eugeue (E. Gauthier & Co.), r. 306 Green
Gautier A., laundryman, r. 2 Washoe PI
Gautier Eugene F., clerk Isaac Abrams, r. 433 Pacific
Gautier Frangois, gardener Jules Caire, 1120 Wash
Gautier Leon P., physician, office and r. 822 Pa' ific
Gautier Rosine Mrs., domestic 1120 Washington
Gautriaud P., cook Joseph Hubert, r. 824 Montgomery
Gautrin Jules, garduer, 721 Pacific
Gauzert Charles, ironer S. F. Laundry
Gavan JI., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Gavan Michael J., salesman S. Mosgrore & Co., r. 413
Minna
Gavan. See Gaven and Gavin
Gavanen Emile, laundryman United States Laundry,
E 8 Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
Third
Gavara Lttis, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Gavin Catherine (widow) , housekeeper, r. 1046 Fol
Gaveu Michael, laborer, r. 10 Bcardmaa PI
Gaven P. T., liquor saloon, 148 Fourth, r. 110 J^ Minna
Gaven. See Gavan and Gavin
Gaver Edwards., registrar deposits U. H. Mint.r. 1206
Market
Gaver John, blacksmith, r. 1309 Vallejn
Gavett William A., agent U. 8. Internal Kevenuc De-
partment, office U. S. Court Building, r. The
Baldwin
Gavii^a Henry, salesman Ygual & Co., r. Oakland
Gavigan Annie E. Miss, assiistant Greenwich Street
Primary School, r. 638 Stevenson
Gavigan Bridget (widow), r. 1124M Harrison, rear'
Oavigan William, wood dealer, r. 638 Stt^iensou
Gavigan William J., law student, r. 638 Stevenson
Gavin D., macliiiist Bisdon I. k I,. Works
Gavin James, r. 1305 Jackson
Gavin John, groceries and liquors, 21 Natoma, r. 25
Natonia
Gavin John, laborer, r. 433 Twenty-second, rear
Gavin Jolin, iJipemaker, r. 1318 Jackson
Gavin John, teamster, r. 2269 California
Gavin Mary (widow), milk ranch, Ns Moulton, 7ir
Fillm<ire
Gavin Michael, laborer, r. 23 Sherwood PI
Gavin Patrick, hackman Plaza, r. 1305 Jackson
Gavin Thomas, tobacco pipemaker, r. 1430 Jackson
Gavin. See Gavan and Gaven
Qawler Edward, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., r. 310
' Eighth, rear
Gawley Lydia H. (widow), r. 417 Harrison
i Gawley M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gawley Roljert, inventor and manuf gold separator
dry process. 408 Folsom
Gawne John (Ga\vne, Makin & Co.), r. 1422 Clay
GAWNE, MAKIN & CO. (John Gawne and Rob-
1 ert G. Makin), shipjiing and commission mer-
chants, and agents Stockton Transportation Co.,
I office 302 California
Gawthorne J. F., local reporter Morning Call, office
I 517 Clay, r. 1507 Leavenworth
] Gaxiola Nicholas, commission merchant, r. 20 South
I Park
Gay Albert C, carpenter and contractor, r. W s Harri-
I son, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
I GAY CHARLiES, general agent, office 523 Mont-
i gomery, r. 103 Grove
i Gay Henry C., expressman, NW cor Market and Front,
' r. 405 Greenwich
Gay J. E., proptr Californiu Hotel, 210 Mont Av
Gay Lnlia P. (widow) , r. 1834 Eddy
Gay William, cabinetmaker, r. Vernon, nr San Miguel
j Station
! Gaye Marcelin (Bitaur & Gaye), r. 911 Pacific
I Gayheart Fanny Miss, teacher, r. 12 Ellis
Gaylord Frederick, laborer, r. Spear, nr Harrison
Gaylord George M., clerk Solomon Kohlman, r. 820
I Howard
j Gaylord Jennie Miss, r. 1645 3^ Mission
1 Gaylord William H., livery stable, 797 Mission, r.
I Thirty-second Av, Bay Park Homestead
Gaymer William, housekeeper, 1318 California
I Gayuard Charles, grain weigher Charles Clayton,
j office Clay St. Wharf
Gaynard Nellie Miss, r. 239 Fremont
I Gayner Frank, boiler«aker Southern Pac. R. R., r. E
I s McClellan, bet Cortland Av and Lincoln
Gaynor Daniel, porter John L. Jones, r. m Auburn
I Gayiior James P., office 621 San, room 5, r. 338 Minna
Gaynor John P., architect, office 315 California, rooms
j 13-14, r. Oakland
Gaynor Margret (widow), r. 1 McCormick
I Gaynor Mary Mrs., domestic 1431 Mission
I Gaynor Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Gaynor Thomas, shoemaker, r. 9 Minna
Gaynor William, policeman City Hall, r. 227 Perry
Guyou V. Mme., dressmaker 229 Kuurny
' Gaze M. Mrs., r. 1300M Stockton
I Gaze Marselin, baker, r. 1300 >4 Stockton
j Gazet E. Mrs., feathers 612 California
i Gazet Michael, liquor and billiard saloon 612 Cal
I Gazzle , r. 621 Pacific
Gazzle Louis, salesman Larkins k Sposito, r. 1108
1 Filbert
Geagan Peter, teamster Thomas Brannan, r. 1161 How
I Geanella Antonio, laborer, r. 124 Gilbert
, Geaney Ellen (widow) , r. 3 Polk
Geaney Louise Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Polk
Geantit Alfouse, butcher 16-18 S. F. Market, r. 717
Union
Gear James, r. S17 Busli
Gearhart Charles W., mining, r. 7M Tyler
j Gearhart John W., official reporter Tliirteenth District
' Couit, office 6 Court Block, r. 631 Sacramento
i Gearon John F., barber 1103 Howani, r. W s Treat
Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Gearty James, groceries and liquors, 224 Clara
Geary Agues Miss, domestic 2316 Mission
I Geary Augtistine, clerk Robinson, Fowler & Co., r.
' 761 '4 Howard
I Geary Daniel, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r. 286
' Union
GEARY DENNIS, groceries and llqu.irs NE cor
Folsom and Fremont, r. 249 Fremont
Geary Dennis, house-mover, r. 401 Seventh
Geary Edward, tiusiuith. r. 286 Union
' Geary Frank, dairyman, r. W s Sherman, bet Nine-
j teentli and Twentieth
Geary Henry T., laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
18-25 O'Farrell
Geary H. J., boilermaker Pacific Iron Works, r. 236
Fremont
1 Geary James, carpenter and builder, r. 1116 Taylor
t Geary James, trimmer Burr & Fink, r. 7 Quiucy PI
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montg'y St, Manf'r Fine Shnml: Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Geary Jcremiali, currier, r. 8W cor Fifteenth and
Guerrero
Geary Joliu, helper Mtna Iron Works, r. 23ti Fremont
Oeiiry John, laborer, r. 50 Evert tt
Geary John, lather, r. 3G2 Jessie
Geary John, porter, r. 28iJ Union
Geary John, shoocutter Gilbert Pringle.r. 552 Natonia
GEARY JOHIV F., physician, office antl r. 61)2
Howard
Geary J. ^Y. Mrs., r. 250 Eighth
Geary Kate Mrs., proprietres-s Ralston House, 319
Fourth
Geary Michael, r. 10 Natoma
Geary Michael, r. 512 Mission
Geary Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 14 H Hub-
bard
Geary Patrick J. (McCarty & Geary), r. 139 Fourth
Geary Street House, Williauj E. King proptr, 22 Geary
Geary Thcrosft (widow), r. C38J4 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Geary William, with Kedington & Co., r. 915 Van Ness
Av
Geary W. C, r. 112 Jones
Gebbels Nicholas, expressman, r. 316 Eighteenth
Gebhardt Frederick, sawmaker Pacific Saw Manufac-
turing Co., r. 27 Louisa
Gebhardt George, baker, r. 2 Garden
Gebhaidt George, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.
Gebhardt Louis P., bartender Martin Colmau, r. G39
California
Gebhardt Wendell, upholsterer, 955 Howard
Gebhart Joseph, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne &
Co., r. 11 Perry
Geckler John, carriagemaker John H. Tyrrell, r. 473
Jessie
Geddes Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 620 Braunau
GEDDES CUARLKS, architect, office 528 Cali-
fornia, room 5, r. 214 San Jose Av
Geddes William, engineer Pacific Boiling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, bot Butte and Solano
Geddes William, porter Lilienthal k Co., r. 913 Mont
GEDGK PRANK J., shirt :iianuf,35 Post, r. 1122 3^
Broadway
Gedge George, captain stm Yosemite, r. South Vallejo
Gedge George M., r. Nevada House
Gee Ferdinand, muster mariner, r. 123 Perry
Gee George, r. 123 Perry
Gee George J., teacher music, r. 918 Bush
Gee J. W., student Heald's Business College
Gee Robert S., finislier Althof i*c Bahls, r. Oakland
Geer Richard, stonecutter, r. 102b McAllister
Geering Henry, porter Lampe Bnjthers, r. 120 Ellis
Geeriug John, cook Lick House, r. 120 Ellis
Geffke Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110 Bry-
ant
Gegen Thomas F.. clerk Commercial Union Assur-
ance Co. , r. San Rafael
Geggus Frederick, butcher Saulmann's Restaurant, r.
115 Prospect PI
Gehen Charles, cutter Porter, Oppenheimer & Sles-
singer, r. 1050 Howard
Gehen John, r. 1050 HowHrd
Gehen Mary (widow), branch bakery, 1050 Howard
Gehl Louis, cigarmaker, r. 607 Hyde
Gehleui Franz, waiter The Fountain, SE cor Kearny
and Sutter
GehrL. H., local agent New York Life Insurance Co.,
office 220 Sansom, room 1, r. 46 Everett
Gehrels Anna (widow), lodgings, 740 Howard
Gehrels John H., b;irteuder Henry D. Uetels, r. S s
Jackson, bet Davis and Drunuu
Gehrels Minnie Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Gehret C, proptr Geneva House, 120 Ellis
GEIIRET SOPHIE MRS., corsetmaker, 120 Ellis
Gehricke Henry P., bookkeeper L. & M. Sachs & Co.,
r. 906 Market
Gehrig Ferdinand, employee Pioneer Malt House, r.
132 Francisco
Gehrig George (Gehrig & Luhrmann), r. 612 Seventh
Gehrig John, cabinetmaker, r. 418 Seventh, rear
Gehrig & Luhrmann (George Gehrig, and Friedrich
Luhrmann) proptrs Milwaukee Brewtry, 612-614
Seventh
Gehrig. See Gerig
Gehring Amelia (widow), r, U2H Freelon
Geliriug Martin, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Gehrke William, miller, r. 42 First
Gehrkins Ferdinand, bartender August Rowe, r. SE
cor Fifth and Bryant
Gehrmann John, cabinetmaker August J ungblut & Co.,
r. Columbia Hotel
Gehrs Jacob, seaman. r.410 Pacific
Gehrt Henry, groceries and liquors, 703 Dupont, r. 8
Hoi)eton Terrace
Geib Jacob, tailor, r. 513 Stevenson
Geib Jesse, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r. 1429
Steiner
Geiflfort Ernestine (widow) , r. NE cor Eighteenth and
Dolores
Geigcr Charles H., liquor saloon, NW cor Howard and
Third, r. 776 Folsom
GeigerJohn G., barkeeper, r. 1018 Washington
Geil Henry, butcher Edward Strauss, r. 1117 Sutter
Geil Herman, butcher Galinger & Mayer, r. 1117
Sutter
Geilfuss Henry, architect, office 637 Kearny, r. 766
Mission
Geils Frederick, liquors, SW cor Beale and Mission
GEIMANN WILLIAM, merchant tailor, 509 Mont-
gomery, r. 925 Jackson
Geimann William F., clerk William Geimann, r. 925
Jackson
Geirrine Charles, salesman Teigenbaum & Co., r.
Berkeley
Geis Amelia L. (widow) , lodgings, 617 Mission
Ceis Carrie (widow) . r. 2001 Polk
Geisel Alois, engraver, 018 California
Geisel Eugene E. engraver, 618 California
Geisel Pauline Miss, cigarmaker David J. Sachsel, r.
538 Linden
Geisendorfer Frederick, stationery and toys, 158 Sec-
ond, r. 252 Second
Geisendorfer Mary Mrs., crockery and glassware, 202
Second, r. 252 Second
Geiser Francis J., foreman carpenter Southern Pac.
R. R. Co.,r. 24}.; W^illow /)^ , •. . ■
Geiser. See Geyser ' / / U-^^^.t t^ ■.
Geishaker Andrew, furniture, 210-212 'ifimmm, r. 413
Bryant
Geishaker John P., woodturner, r. 337 Bryant
Geisler Chris, drag clerk John C. Moody, r. Ahlborn
House
Geisse George F., milling, office 312 Montgomery, r.
1206 Mission
Geist Sarah Miss, r. 910 Ellis
Geist William (Kragen & Geist), r. 910 Ellis
Geistlich William, drygoods merchant, r. 237 Ritch
Geitner George, shoemaker, 2005 Folsom. r. cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Brannan
Geitner Leouhardt (Schulten & Geitner) , r. Serpen-
tine Av, nr Bryant
Gelcich Vincent, physician, r. 330 Hayes
Geletzige Hermann, blacksmith Thomas Maier, r. 2315
Jlission
Gelien Gustave A., mining, office 315 Davis, r. 524 Sut
Gelieu R. G. Mrs. (widow), r. 524 Sutter
Gelien Robert B., manager Rudolph G. Gelien, r. 524
Sutter
Gelieu Rudolph G., cigar manuf. 315 Davis, r. 524 Sut
(Gellatley James R., books and stationery, NE cor
Stevenson and Fourth, r. 275 Stevenson
Gellert Brothers (Henry and Jacob M.). hairdressing
saloon, 212 Bush
Gellert Henry (Gellert Brothers), r. 1328 Sacramento
Gellert Jacob M. (Gellert Brothers) , r. 132H Sac
Gellert Louis, tailor, 521 Sacramento, r. 1328 Sac
Gelorick Martin, cook, 36 Market, r. 10 Hinckley
Gemmill Robart, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 304 Third
Genardini Benjamin (Taroni & Genardini), r. 518 Pac
Genardini Salvatore. fisherman, r. 896 Front
Gencie Roux, lauudryman C. A. Peyre, r. 826 Green
Geudar Edward F., commission merchant, r. .545 Stev
Gendar .John W., confectioner Franklin Dexter, r. 1034
Folsom
Gendar Reuben H., r. 15 St. Mary
Genders Hiram, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Gendi>tti Andrew, wines and liquors, 440 Hayes
Geudcitll Luiza, r. 440 Hayes
General Connor Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.), Wil-
liam H. McClintock secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 10
GENERAL. LAND AGENCY OP CALIFOR-
NIA, J. D. Swift manager, office 320 San, room 62
General Lee Silver Mining Co. (Globe Dist., Arizona) ,
Thomas E. Atkinson secretary, office 318 Pine,
room 18-19
General Robert Allen Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), M.
C. Southard secretary, office 411 J4 Cal, room 11
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General Thomas Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda
Co., Nev.), William Willis secretary, office 29 Ne-
vada Block
GENEBAI. TRANS ATL.AIVTIC CO., Belloc
& Co. agents, 524 Montgomery
Genereaux Baptiste C, captain schr La Gironde, r. 715
Webster
GENESEE MIIiLi CO., P. A. Campbell president,
Henry Coubrough secretary, office Gold, nr San
Genesee Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Edward F.
Stone secretary, office 306 Pine, room 3
Genesee Valley Mining Co., James L. Fields secretary,
240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
GENEVA AH^ARD. Caleb T. Fay agent, office 320
Sansom, room 15
Geneva Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Cherry Creek,
Nev.), Isaac T. Milliken secretary, office 528 Cal
Geneva House, C. Gehret proptr, 120 Ellis
Geneve Paul R., black.smith, r. G37 Washington
Geneve Pauline Mme., hattrimmer, r. 637 Wash
Geneve Victor, cook Stork & PeguilLau, 445 Bush
Genne Goaken, bartender, r. 1302 Powell
Gensberger Max (Louis Kline & Co.), r. 23 Kearny
Gensler Caroline Mrs., ladies and gents' underwear,
328 Sixth
Gensler Julius, peddler, r. 328 Sixth
Gensler Michael, clerk Simon Cohen, r. 714 McAllis-
ter
Gensoul Adrian, bookkeeper French Mutual Provi-
dent Savings and Loan Society, r. Oakland
Genster Jacob, barber, 706 J4 Larkin
Genth Charles F., clerk, r. 608 Sixth
GENTIIi ARTHUR, physician and hairdresser,
1062 Folsom
Gentle Elvira, seamstress 1014 A''an Ness Av
Gentry Abner, miner, r. 336 }<; Bush
Gentry Alfred K., porter R. B. Gentry & Co., r. Russ
House
GENTRY R. B. & CO. (R. M. Hunt), importers
and wholesale liquors, 425-427 Front
Gentry Richard B. (R. B. Gentry & Co.), r. 1614 Cal
Gentusi Luigi, vegetable garden, nr German Hos-
pital
Genty Amelia Mrs., laundry, 524 Bush
Genty Edward, r. .524 Bush
Gentz Charles, watfhmau North Pacific Hotel, 12 Jack
Genuug A. E., r. 23 Hawthorne
(ieuzeu Fred., porter Chicago Brewery, r. 1420 Pine
Geodje J. H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N 8 North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Geoffrey Dominique, brewer National Brewery, r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Gc'oghcgan James P., carpenter, r' 5J<i Bowie Av
Geoghegan John W., shipcaulker, r. Fifth Av, bet K
and L, South S. F.
Geoghcgan Margaret (widow), r. 921 Folsom
Gi'0^;br,f,'an Mary Miss, r. 911 Van Ness Av
Geogliigun Richard, laborer, r. 5 Lick Alley
Geoghcgan Samuel, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt& Co.,
r. Ahlborn House
Geogliegan Thomas, rigger and stevedore, r. 18 Jessie
George Charles Edward, student, r. Brooklyn Hotel
George Douglass Mining (!o. (Storey Co., Nev.) .William
W. Bausniau secretary, office 409 Cal, room 4
George Elliott J., clerk Parrott & Co., r. Oakland
George Evan E., salesman A. Lusk & Co., r. 1322 Hyde
George Frank, r. 503 Filbert
George Anna M. (widow), r. 1108 Pacific
George Frank, groceries and liquors, NW cor Church
and Twenty-fourth
GfMirge Henry, r. 704 Howard
George Henry, inspector gas meters, office 531 Mis-
sion, r. 417 First
George Henry C, clerk Davis & Cowell, r. 234 Shot-
well
George John, candymaker David Hirschfeld, r. 120
Freelon, rear
George John, restaurant, 205 Third
George John, seaman etin San Vicente, Broadway
Wharf
George John B., clerk, r. 417 First
George John J., foreman Holland & Ruppel, r. 524
Tehama
George Julius (George & Loughborough) , r. 817 Sut
George Louisa (widow), r.Ws Mission, opp St. Mary's
College
George Nelson, carpenter Cal. Planing Mills, r. 1017
Pierce
George Oliver, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
George Pietro (Pietro George & Co.), r. 800 Broadway
George Pietro & Co. (Joseph Bacci) , fruits and vege-
tables, 800 Broadway
George Reich, tailor, 112 Ninth
George Richard, physician, office and r. 644 H Natoma
GEORGE ROBERT, secretary Stockton Gas Co.,
and assistant secretary Oakland Gas Light Co.,
office 606 Montgomery, room 6, r. Oakland
George Robert H., clerk Oakland Gas Light Co., 606
Montgomery, r. Oakland
George Thomas, carpenter, r. 115 Second
Geor^'e William H., carpenter, r. 726 Laguna
GEORGE it LOIGHBOROUGH (Julius George
and Alexander H. Loughborough), attomeys-at-
law, office 507 Montgomery
Georges Hippolyte (Bine & Georges), r. 729 Pine
Georges Leonard, salesman Sherman, Hyde & Co., %
1009 Clay
Georgi Bros. (Oreste and Luigi), tailors, 413 Union
Georgi Luigi (Georgi Bros.), r. 413 Union
Georgi Oresti (Georgi Bros.), r. 413 Union
Georgia Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Richard
Wegener secretary, office 414 California
Geotz Lornez, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Geraghty Abbie T. (widow) , r. 73 Fourth
Geraghty Delia Miss, cook, 1422}^ Washington
Geraghty John, steward stm Humboldt, r. 509 Bryant
Geraghty Martin, painter and whiteuer, r. 415 Fifth
Geraghty Mary Mrs., groceries, 415 Fifth
GERAGHTY 3IICHAE1., school books, station-
ery, fancy goods, cigars, confectionery, etc., 1127
Folsom, r. 1 Harrijion Av
Geraghty Sarah Miss, domestic 1514 Larkin
Gerald Edward F., foreman freight department Cen-
tral Pac.R. R., r. Alameda
Gerald Elizabeth Mrs., teacher, r. 445 Clem
Gerald Ezfkiel F., traveling auditor Central Pac. R.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 1,
Lick House
Geralli Rafael, liquor saloon 419 Broadway, r. 1014
Stockton
Gerard James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
677 Harrison
Gerard Louis, shoemaker, r. 8 Dupont
Gerard Mary F. (widow), r, Til Broadway, rear
Gerard. See Girard
Gerardi Gabriel, musician, r. N s Dunn Alley
Geratt Thomas, teamster, r. 115 Oregon
Gerber Anton, cook Huebr & Gercke, r. 317 Bush
Gerber Charles, driver Fiedriok Katz, r. 1006 Union
Gerber Jacques B., bootmaker, 1327 Sansom
Gerber Julius, l)arber,6 Turk
Gerberdiug Albert, commission merchant, office 214
California, r. 1218 Clay
Gerberdiug Edwin 0., bookkeeper Andrew Baird, r.
121.H Clay
Gerberding Frederick W., with R. G. Dun & Co., r.
121H Clay
Gerberding Mary J. (widow), r. 1218 Clay
Gerbie W. (widow), dressmaking, 32 Sixth
Gercke Frederick <Huber & Gercke), r. 608 Post
Gercke (t. & W., Viakeryand confectionery, 1123 How
Gercke Gustavus (G. & W. Gercke), r. 1123 How, rear
Gercke William (G. & W. Gercke) , r. 1123 How, rear
Gercke William (S. F. Furniture Factory) . r. 973
Bryant
Gercke. See Gerke
Gerdan August, captain schooner General Ord, r. 617
Davis
Gerder Frances, domestic 1633 Mission'
Gerdes .\lexander, r. 743 Ellis
Gerdes Bertha, domcHtic 641 Tyler
Gerdes Garsteu, express wagon, 5 Post, r. 2243 Miss
Gerdes Charles, master mariner, r. 19 Freolon
Gerdo.-f George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Gerdes Herman (Gerdes h Kracke) , r. 2607 Polk
Gerdes Jacob, barkeeper, r. HOH Sacramento
GERUES iSi K RACK 10 (Herman Gerdes and Au-
gust Kracke) , groceries and liquors, 1600 Polk
Gere Ellen Mrs. (widow), r. 100 Post
(xerema Charles, r. 420 Branuan
Gerhard Frederick G.. liquor saloon, S s Thirteenth,
bet Mission and Howard
Gerhard John, r. Ahlborn House
(ierhard Paul, peddler, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Gerhiirdt Abraham, teamster, r. 366 Clementina
Gerhardt Charles, driver Frederick Katz, r. 5 Tele-
graph PI
Gerhardt George, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
418 Greenwich
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear,
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keai-ny St
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Gerhold Lucy (■widow), lodgings, 1150 Market
Gerhow Charles, butcUer WlUiaiu Merkelbach, r.
501 Ki Howard
OERHOW FRKDERICK, groceriCB and liquors,
2-J .Mission, r. Stil.M Howard
Gerhow Robert, clerk Frederick Gerhow, r. 2 Mis-
sion
Gericlitcn Frederick, harnessmaker Augustus Till-
man, r. 250 Fourth
Gerichten J. E. Mrs, teacher German Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 250 Fourth
Gerichten Louis, teacher gymnustics, r. 201 Powell
Gerichten Phillip (Phillip Gerichten & Co.) , r. 1 Yerba
Bucna
Gerii-littn Phillip & Co. (Frederick H. Meyer), drugs
aiul medicines. 5D5 Commercial
Gerickc Eugene, barber Brdss A: Co., r. 1108 Powell
Gerig .\utone, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Gerig Henry (Henry Gerig & Co.), r. W s Clara Av,
bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Gerig Henry & Co. (Morris Bennett), proptrs Eureka
Dairy, NE cor Eureka and Eighteenth
Gerig. See Gehrig
Gering Henrlch, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5H Kearny
Geriiig William, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 259
Twelfth
Geriscli George, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
ITU'.i Stockton
Gerke (ieorge, tailor John L. Jones, r. 721 Union
Gerke Henry, r. E s Jersey, bet El Dorado and Ala-
meda
Gerke Nellie Miss, r. 923 Hyde
Gerke Richard, student Hasting's Law College, r. 912
Ht)ward
Gerke. See Gercke
Gerken Annie Miss, r. 1218 Kearny
Gerken .\ugusta, domestic 931 Tyler
Gerken Charle^i, r. 28 Montgomery Av
Gerken Claus (Girzikowsky & Gerken, and Blohm &
Gerken) , r. 909 Kearny
Gerken Diedrich (Gerken & Wobber) , r. 1904 Powell
Gerken Ernest, seaman, r. 1218 Kearny
Gerken George, barkeeper Henry Meinke, r. NW cor
Steuart and Mis.sion
Gerken George, clerk, r. 1904 Powell
Gerken Henry, boots and slices, r. 416 Fourth
Gerken Phillimena, domestic 710 Tyler
Gerken William, tiusmitli, r. 1218 Kearny
Gerken & Wobber (Diedrich Gerken and Peter Wob-
ber) , liquor saloon, SW cor Spear and Mission
Gerlacli Bernard, barber Lipman & Hyman, r.
210 Ritch
Gerlach Conrad, shoemaker, r. 101 O'Farrell
Gerlach George, physician, office and r. 1313 Tyler
Gerlach George E., driver James C. Pennie Jr., r. 1409
Ociavia
G«rlach John, cabinetmaker Andrew Geishaker, r. 418
Seventh
Gerlach Reinhold. cooper, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Gerlach William P., bookkeeper Christy & Wise. r. 230
Seventh
Gerlich D., clerk, r. 814 Montgomery
Germain Dwight, superintendent Alta California job
oflice, r. 1227 Pierce
Germain Frances Miss, r. 910 Ellis
Germain Harry, printer Alta California job office, r.
Oakland
Germain Henry, r. 916 Ellis
Germain Margaret Miss, r. 916 Ellis
Germain Mary Miss, r. 910 Ellis
Germain Russell, helper Union Box Factory, r. 34
Second
Germain William, carpenter Union Box Factory, r. 34
Seciind
German American Insurance Co. (New York),
Thomas C. Grant agent, office 219 Sansom
German American School, 221 Geary
German Clerks' Relief Society, J. Meyerfeld pres-
deut,A. Michaelsen secretary, office 4 lU Kearny,
roi)i:i 1
GERilIAJV EMPIRE, Adolph Rosenthal consul,
offiie 321 BatU-ry
GER3IAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. (Baltimore),
Philip, Speyer & Co. agents, office 13 Merchants'
Exchange
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY, Eugene Romer general agent, office 114
D;ipont
German Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.) , War-
ner Craig secretary, oliice 320 Sansom, room 9
GERMAN HOSPITAL., Noe, bot Fourteenth and
Ridley, office 114 Dupont
GERMAN HOTEL, Dierks h Jansson proptrs, 18
First
German Manuela Miss, shirtmaker, r. 025 Vallejo
GERMAN P.VTHOLOGICAL SOCIETV, 0.
Mux Richter .secretary, i-oi>ms 305 Kearny
GER3IAN S.WINGS ANU LOAN SOCIETY,
Lawrence Gottig president, George Lette secretary,
520 California
German Smith, harnessmaker, r. 2C5 Clara
GERMAN THEATER (California Theater), N g
iiush, bet Kearny and Dupont
Germania Gardens, Gust. Briggs proptr, W 8 Erie, bet
Mission and Howard
Germania House, William Eggert proptr, 25 Morton
GERMANIA LIFE INSURANCE CO., JuUus
Jacobs agent, offii;e 210 Sansom
Germania Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Edward P.
Stone secretary, office 300 Pine, room 3
Germania S., pantryman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
GERMANIA FIRE INSCR.\NCE CO. (New
York), Henry Balzer & Co. agents, office 209 San
GERMANIC LLOYO, Muecke, Vietor &. Co. agents,
office 109 California, room 8
Germe John, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
G( rmeud Eugene, Swiss Beuev. Soc, 5^ Kearny
Germer John C, bulclur, 511 Pacific
GERMON A. & CO., general commission mer-
chants, wholesale and retail dealers shingles,
butcher blocks, laurel timber and lumber, 13
Spear
Germon Adolphus (A. Germon & Co.), r. E e Twelfth,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Gernbeck Albert, laundry office NE cor Montgomery
Av and Kearny
Gerndt William, carpenter, r. 2023 Taylor
Geruich Augustus, carriagemaker, r. 1073^ Market
Geruich Frederick, upholsterer Robert Bick, r. 1067
Market
Gerold Philip, commercial traveler, r. 527 Capp
Gerow G. C, r. 1105 Market
Gerran Anthony, laborer, r. 933 Sacramento, rear
Gerrans William, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Gerrard J. (Fei.stel & Gerrard), r. 11 Carlos PI
Gerrard James, machinist Golden State and Miaiers'
Iron Works, r. 077 Harrison
Gerratt Frank, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Gerrett Francis, boots and shoes, 312 Pacific
Gerrette J. H. Mrs. (widow) , r. 622 Sutter
Gerrine Henry, waiter, r. 730 Union
Gerriug Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 921
Battery
Gerriwh G. M. Mrs., r. 208 Twenty-second
Gerrish Louis, waiter John F. Schutt,r. 130 First
Gerrish M. E. Mrs., teacher point lace and wax flower
making, 201 Powell
Gerrish Patrick P., carpenter, r. 322)4 Lilly Av
Gerritseu Annie Mrs., dressmaker, 264 Eighth
Gerritsen Henry G., cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Son, r. 204 Eighth
Gerrity M.,. laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gerrity Michael, laborer, r. 10 Downey
Gerrity Patrick, teamster, 732 Sacramento, r. 48 Everett
Gerritv. See Garrity
GERRY S. RUSSELL, resident physician Alma
House, otfice 040 Washington
Gcrson Hermann, plumber, r. 1014 Powell
Gerson Nathan, attorney at law, office 426 California,
r. Nucleus House
Gersteubcrg Charles, fish dealer, 43-44 Grand Western
Market, r. 020 Larkin
Gcrstenberg Henry, waiter William Qerstenberg, r.
020 Larkin
Gersteuberg William, baker, r. 741 Market
Gerstenberg William, oyster saloon, 820 Market, r.
020 Larkin
Gerstle Lewis (Louis Sloss k Co., Funcke k Co., and
Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus k Co.), r. 801 Sutter
Gerstner Mary (widow), r. 45 Clara
Gerstner William, sash and blinduiakcr, r. 45 Clara
Gerth Theodore, butcher, r. 2410 California
Gerths August, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gertz Charles, cook The Fountain, SE cor Sutter and
Keamy
Gertzen Otto H., carpenter California Mills, r. 1606
Post
Gervais Octave (Octave Gervais & Co.), r. 2326 Mis-
sion
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first slass make.
A.NDEIISON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
GEE
356
GIB
Gervais Octave & Co. (William F. Smitli), circulating
library, stationery etc., 2325 Mission
Gervan Charles, engineer tug Monarch, Broadway
Wharf
Gervanes George, oyster and chop house, 15 Leides-
dorfl', r. Minna nr Fourth
Gerves John, r. 1528 Post
Gerzabek Carl F., clerk, r. G05 Steinc-r
Go-rzabek Oscar G., salesman A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 605
Steiner
Gest Nellie Miss, r. 5 Calhoun
Gesvret Eugene, salesman A. E. Sabatie & Co., r. 4
Burritt
Getchell Edmund P., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
15 Hampton PI
Getchell James T., porter Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r.
cor Church and Dolore.s
Getchell William, bookkeeper, r. 919 Howard
Gethings Catherine (widow), r. 10 Second Av
Gethings James, salesman Eisen Bros., r. 544% Na-
toma
Gethings James E., clerk Peter T. Gannon, r. 1225
Mission
Getka J., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Getlcson Bernard (Getleson & Laudis) . r. 191G Sac
Getleson David, wiues and liquors, 795 Mission, r.
liilG Sacramento
GETLESON & L-ANDIS (Bernard Getleson and
Gustave C. Landis). importers French calf skins
and wholesale dealers leather and findings, 543
Market
Gettings Henry F., carpenter, r. 1610 Mission
Getty James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1627
Pine
Getty William J., inspector meters S. F. Gas Light Co.
GrET.TZ AIVXA Mme., chemical preservation flow-
ers, 743 Howard
Getz Abraham, r. 1724 Sutter
Getz .August, painter, r. 25(i}C> Jessie
Getz Beruhard (Getz & Hirshfeld), r. 1724 Sutter
GETZ BROTHERS «St CO. (Louis and Joseph
Getz) , commission merchants, wholesale dealers
in provisions, and agents Alvarado Salt Works
301-303 Front NW cor Sacramento
Getz Henry, jeweler Ebeling & Rlchter
Getz Joseph (Getz Brothers & Co.) . r. 1309 Gough
Getz JoS'i-ph & Brothtrs, merchants (Lower Lake
Lake Co., and Sulphur Bank Lake Co., Cal.), office
301-303 Front, ?sW cor Sacramento
Getz Louis (Geiz Brothers .^ Co.) , r. 1726 Sutter
Getz Louis, helper Edward Wanek, r. 785 Folsom
Getz Uoliert, porter Loewe Brothers, r. 315 Sutter
Getz Rudolr)h, painter, r. 222 h; O'Farrell
Getz k Hirshfeld (Beruhard Getz and S. Hirshfeld) ,
dairy produce, lt!-17 Grand Central Market
Getzler Alice, nurse SW cor Vallejo and Buchanan
Getivreu Caroline Mrs., phys^iciau. office and r. I'dO
, Ellis
Geveuoni Paul, expressm-TU cor Merchant audSansom,
r. 7 Montgomery Court
Geveric Samuel, seaman, r. Western Hous?
Geyer E. L. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. 1405 Tayl<T
Geyer Lewis, barberConrad Troell, r. 4.33 Green
Geyer Mary A. (widow) , r. 1405 Taylor
Geyerswaldt Leo, wines and liquors, 538 Hayes, r. 504
Fell
Geyser John, barkeeper Hansen &Kuhl,r. 2 Chelsea PI
Geyser. See Geiser
Geysers' Stage Lines, Samuel Miller general agent,
office 2 New Montgomery
Ghearty Mary Miss, r. 525?<j Stevenson
Gheen , mining, r. 202 Sixth
Gheen George, brushborer Richard W. Simpson, r. 310
Sixth
Gheen Thomas H., butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 1149
Market
Ghelinger ( harles, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 12
Ransch
Gherini Amante, commission merchant, r. 830 Green-
wiih
Ghewy James F., engineer, r. 35 South Park
Ghezzi Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ghiers John, captain sc'lir Lizzie, r. 19 Bannnni PI
Ghiglieri Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Ghilardie I.,iiuiB. r. 735 Howard
Ghio Agostino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ghio Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ghio Emanu> Ic, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ghio Felice, tailor, 721 Montgomery, r. 312 Filbert
Ghio John, foreman E. Goslinskv & Co., r. 520 Union
Ghio Katie Misa, r. 312 Filbert
Ghiotto G. B., vegetables, 8 Colombo Market
GhirardelB Antonio (Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co.),r.
Oakland
Ghirardelli Domingo (Ghirardelli & Danzel) , r. Oak-
land
Ghirardelli Domingo Jr., salesman Ghirardelli & Dan-
zel, r. 610 Fulton
Ghirardelli Louis, shipping clerk Ghirardelli & Dan-
zel. r. Oakland
GHIRARDELLI & DANZEL, (Domingo Ghirar-
delli Sr.) importers and manufs chocolate, coffee,
and spices, 415-417 Jackson
Ghisla Salvator, parasol and umbrellamaker, 1304
Stockton
Giacobbi Dominic, professor St. Ignatius College, 841
Market
Giacobbi Francis, r. 1024 Powell
Giacobbi Louis A., jeweler Pacific Jewelry Co., r. 1024
Powell
Giacobbi Sophie M. Miss, r. 1024 Powell
Giacometti Buttista, restaurant, 617 Mission, r. 558
Mission
Giacometti Luigo, Swiss Benev. Soc. 5 }<J Kearny
Giacomine John D., porter Martin, Fusier & Steff.mi,
r. 1307 Leavenworth
Giacomo Andreazzi, miner, r. 1205 Stockton
Giacomo Stefenazo, peddler, r. 1205 Stockton
Giamboui Gioseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc. oj^ Kearny
Giamboni N. & Co. (Girolamo Buero, Carlo Balzarini
and Idlefonse Cuenin) , proprietors Campi's Res-
taurant 531-533 ( lay
Giamboui Natale (N. Giamboni & Co.), r. West Oak-
laud
Giampaoli Giovanni (Giampaoli & Co.), r. 813 Stock
Giampaoli & Co. (Giovanni Giampaoli and Demetrio
Alberige) , wood and coal 910 Stockton
GianelloDomeuico, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash
Gianettoni G. (Giaunini & Giauettoni) ,r. 1310 Kearny,
rear
Gianettoni M. (Buzzini & Gianettoni), r. 29 Sixth
Gianni Domenico, Italian Benev. Soc 423 Wash
Gianni Sabatino, peddler, r. 14 Bartol
Gianni Viucenzo, expressman N s Merchant, ur San, r.
1407 Kearny
Giannini A.,milkdairy E sBerlin, off San Bruuo Road,
University Mound
Giannini Caroline 5Iiss, employee 612 California, r.
1707 Dupont
Giannini Daniel, dairyman A. Giannini, r. Es Berlin,
off San Bruno Road, University Mound
Giannini Edward, vegetable dealer, r. 619 Broadway
Giannini Emma Miss, employee Henry Giaimini, r.
1707 Dupont
Giannini Frauklin J., oysterman William E. Walford,
r. 1707 Duijont
Giannini Frenco, with Joseph Equi, r. 442 Hayes
Giannini G., r. 212 Eighteenth " -
Giannini Gioachimo (Giannini & Gianettoni), r. 1302
Powell
Giannini Gaetano, milkdairy, r. E s Berlin, off San
Bruno Road, Univer.sity Mound
Giannini Henry, laundry 1707 Dupont
Giannini Mary Miss, employee Henry Giannini, r.
1707 Dui)ent
Giannini Peter A., mauuf. watchcases and importer
watches 5J<; Kearney, r. 315 Ivy Av
Giannini & Gianettoni (G. tiiannini and G. Gianet-
toni), liqtior saloon 229 Montgomery Av
Giannoui Mario, Swis.s Benev. Soc 5y> Kearny
Giannotti Luigi, hoarding, 1409 Dupcnt
Giansttoni Stepuen, woodcarver Albert Washburn, r.
29 Sixth
Giant and Old Abe Mining Co., J. King Goodrich sec-
retary, office 49 Nevada Block
Giant Cement Co., C. L. Williams & Co. agents, 417
Washington
GIANT POWDER CO., Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co. general a^;ents, office 210 Front, secretary's
office 10 CalifiTUia
GIANT POWDER W^ORKS, Frank Roller su-
l)erintendent. Central Road, nr Twentieth Av
Gibb Gavin J. W., sign painter Morris C. Gimpel, r.
428 Oak
GIBB JAMES, wines and liquors, 617 Merchant, r.
1818 Geary
Gibbard William F.. cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 304 Third
Glbbens Henry S. (Klein & Gibbens), r. 745 Mission
BULLOCK Si JOK'SS, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
GIB
357
GIB
Gibberson C, r. 10 Rusaell
Gibbcrt Philip, stovemounter 0. K. Foundry, r. 04
First
Gibbes Charles D., surveyor and driughtsmau, office
and r. 117-118 Montgomery Uloi-k
Gibbes J. T., surveyor and draughtsman, office and r.
100 Montgomery Block
Gibbon Edward F., r. UU3 Pine
Gibbon J. F., physician, office 623 Kearny, r. 923 Pino
Gibbon John, waiter Btm Yosemite, r. 8 Calhoun
Gibbon M;>rk, Jour. Shipwrights' Assu, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Gibbon P., r. 3(; Clay
Gibbon Patrick, cooper, r. 307 Folsom
Gibbi>n William R., saddler 1323 Polk, r. 1703 Sac
Gibbons Alexander, tailor, r. W s Broderick, nr Pine
Gibbons Alfred (English & Gibbous), r. Alameda
Gibbous Auua P. Miss, assistaut Rincon Grammar
School, r. U3y Geary
Gibbous Charles, student, r. 009 Battery, rear
Gibbons Charles P., speculator, r. 2008 Mission
Gibbous E., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Gibbons Edward, cabiuetiuaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 304 Third
Gibbins Eleanor P.. engraver on wood, 606 Montgom-
ery, room 31, r. 939 Geary
Gibbons Frank W., captain, r. 20.5 Eleventh
GIBBONS HENRY, physiciau, office 26 Mont,
and professor practice of medicine, medical dept..
University College, r. 939 Geary
GIBBUN8 HENRY JR., physician, office 26
Mont, dean and professor of obstetrics, medical
dept., University College, r. COl Polk
Gibbons James, longshorem;in, r, Coso House
Gibbous James, soapmau, r. 211 Dora
Gibb<ius James, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. l.'jO Clara
Gibbons Jane (widow) , r. 920 Dolores
Gibbons John, laborer William Kerr, r. 911 Bat, rear
Gibbons John, waiter Herman H. Horst, r. 40.5 Green
Gibbons John I., carbuilder, r. 131» Jackson
Gibbons Jospeh, sheepbutcher, Lawrence & Brown,
r. cor First Av and Kentucky. South S. F.
Gibbous Julia (widow), r. 1.5 Jansen
Gibbons Mary A. (widow), nurse, r. 7 Howard Court
Gibbous Maud Miss, dressmaker D. Samuels, r. 417
Van Ness Av
Gibbous Michael, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Gibbous Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
Gibbons Patrick, baker, r. 529 Sacramento
Gibbous Phillip, laborer William Kerr, r. 911 Battery,
rear
Gibbous Robinson, draughtsman U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral, r. Alameda
Gibbon^ Sarah (widow), r. 1914 Taylor, rear
Gibbons Thomas, real estate, r. 413 Valencia
Gilibons W. E., physician, office and r. .534 Mont
Gibbons William, attorney at law, olflce 54-55 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Alameda
Gibbous William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Gibbons William, steerage steward Pacific Mail 8. S.
City of Panama
Gibbord L. Mrs., student Barnard's Business College
Gibb.s Charles, cardriver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
335 Fourth
Gibbs Charles E. (Scotchler & Gibbs), r. 833 Post
Glbbs Charles E., attorney at law, office 8 Montgomery
Av, room 1
Gibbs Charles H.. hairdresser, 040 Market
GIBBS CORNELIUS V. S., adjuster marine
looses, office 318 California, room 1, r. 7'22 Post
Gibbs Kllen.assistautSpringValley Grammar School,
r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
GIBBS FREDERICK A. ( George W. Gibbs & Co.).
and supervisor Eleventh Ward, office 35 Fremont,
r. 1755 Howard
Gibbs Frank W., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1016
Turk
Gibbs George, machinist Frederick A. Robbins, r. 546
Green
Gibbs George W. (George W. Gibbs & Co.), r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Capp
GIBBS GEORGE W. 6i CO. (George W., and
i rcderick A. Gibbs, Joseph P. Vernon, and Ed-
ward A. Selfridge) , importers iron, steel, black-
smiths' tools, bolts, etc.. 35—37 Fremont, and 34
-40 Beale
Gibbs Harry T., clerk George W. Gibbs & Co., r. 722
Po«t
Gibbs James A., millwright, r. 518J4 Natoma
Gibbs Jenuie L. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 149 Niuth
Gibbs Josiah H. , route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
service, r. Commercial Hotel
Gibbs N. H., clerk B. P. Flint k. Co., r. Oakland
Gibbs Reuben F., sawsnuth,95)<j Stevenson, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
Gibbs S.uuuel, packer J. Cerf & Co.. r. Oakland
Gibbs Thomas, waiter What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Saci-ameuto
GIBBS' r. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE, John
O. Strauch proptr, SW cor Frcmt and Vallejo
GIBBS WILLilAM C, adjuster marine losses,
office 318 California, room i, r. Oakland
Gibean Isaac O., blacksmith and wugonmaker, 2944
Mission, r. 132 Twenty sixth
Gibello G. B., Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Washington
Gibley Rose Miss, domosti<; 5.55 Harrison
Giblin Daniel, horseshoer, r. 1.53 Natoma
Gibliii James, groceries aud liquors, NW cor Zoe and
Freelon
Giblin John, laborer, r. 741 Market
Gibliu -John, upholsterer, r. 11U7 Howard
Giblin John J., varuisher, r. 1 Sheridan
Gibliu Patrick (Fox k Gibliu), 203 Howard
Giblin Patrick, cooper L. Felvey, r. 307 Folsom
Giblin Patrick, stableman William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
Giblin Richard, painter, r. 2210 Larkin
Giblin Thomas, r. 821 Broadway
Giblin Thomas, shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
1107 Howard
Giblin Timothy, grocer, r. 1331 Clay
Giblin William, shoemaker, r. 1107 Howard
Gibney Andrew D., cjremaker Golden State and
Miner's Iron Works, r. 326 Tehama
Gibney Francis, laborer, r. 422 Fremont
Gibney Jaiues, r. E 6 Alabama, bet Tweuty-fonrth and
Twenty-nfth
Gibney James S., hackdriver, r. NE cor Townsend
aud Liberty
Gibuey John, longshoreman, r. 1416 Kearny
Gibney Margaret (widow), r. 11 Freelon
Gibuey Michael, laborer, r. S s Greeuwich, nr San-
som, rear
Gibney Nicholas K., groceries and liquors, 549 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Gibuey Patrick, miner, r. 812 Kearny
Gibuey Peter, bartender James Carolin, r. 680 Har
Gibuey Samuel, mill hand West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 23 Clinton
Gibney Tuoinas Rev., pa.stor St. Peter's R.C. Church,
r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth aud Twenty-
fifth
Gibney Thomas F., housemover, r. 558 Stevenson
Gibson , barber, r. 1019 Pacific
Gibson A., editor Illustrated Wasp, r. 734 Folsom
Gib.sou A. B. Mrs., r. 1411 Jai-ksou
Gibson Alexander, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Giljsou Alexander, porter Wilmerding & Co., r. Clip-
per, b^t Church and Dolores
Gibs(ui Bridget, cook, r. 1000 Washington
Gibson Charles, boatman, r. 415 East
Gibson Charles, teamster, r. 1009 Union
GIBSON E. M., .attorney at law. office 1'20 Sutter,
room 55, r. Oakland
Gibson Fauny Miss, teacher music, r. 614 Bush
Gibson Frederick, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. 120 Jones
Gibson George, agent patent chair seats, r. Park Hotel
Gibson George, barkeeper Thomas Finnerty, Meicgs'
Wharf
Gibson H. L., cler< General Passenger and Ticket
Agent's Offi<;e Central Pac. R. R., r. 47 South Park
Gibson James, clerk Weil Bros. & Co., r. Oakland
Gibson James, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 54
Shipley
Gibson James, physiciau, r. 252 Second
Gibson James C. carpenter and builder, r. 2819 Cal
Gibson James E., restaurant, 240 Jessie
Gibson James E.. student Heald's Business College
Gibson James H., peddler, r. Church, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Gib.sou J. L., capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
GiDsou John, carpenter, r. S s Towusend, bet Seventh
aud Eighth
Gib-.ou John B.. clerk Redington & Co., r. 1207 Union
Gibson John C, master mariner, r. 1418 Hyde
Gibson John H., driver Nolan Bros., r. cor Twenty-
eighth and Church
Gibson Johu H., engineer, r. 215 Eleventh|
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Thiri
ANDEESON & EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
GIB
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GibBon John W., etudent HealcVs Business College
GibsoD Julia (widow), r. 7 Water
Gibson Julia Miss, dumestic 923 McAllister
Gibson Margaret (widow) , r. 458 Guerrero
Gibson Mary, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Gibson Mary A. (widow), r. S s Clipper, bet Dolores
and Church
Gibson Matthew M. Rev., pastor United Presbyterian
Church, r. 803 Guererro
Gibson Orrin B., capitiliht, r. 2731 Howard
Gibson Otis Rev., superintendent M. E. Chinese Mis-
sion, r. 916 Washington
Gibson Phoebe (widow), r. W s Tennessee, nr Solano
Gibson Richard, journalist S. F. Illustrated Wasp, r.
734 Folsom
Gibson Robert, boatman, foot Third, r. 110 Berry
Gibson Robert, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Gibson Samuel, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 1140 Mission
Gibson Samuel, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Gibson Samuel, painter and whitener, r. 222 Tehama
Gibson Samuel, steward, r. 23.5 Perry, rear
Gibson Thomas, rigger, r. 236 Folsom
Gibson Thomas, laborer, r. 22 Folsom
Gibson Thomas B. foreman H. E. Bothin, r. 1561Ji
Market
Gibson Thomas R., clerk Charles G. Ewing, r. 37
Ritch
Gibson Thomas W., clerk Brainard C. Brown
Gibson Weston, r. 405 Minna
Gibson William, barber, 1308 Polk
Gibson William, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Gibson William, laborer, r. 105 Prospect PI
Gibson William, lapidary, r. 17 Ritch
Gibson William, porter Nevada Block, r. 105 Pros-
l^ect PI
Gibson William F., principal Ocean House School, r.
CT Twenty-third and Mission
Gibson William H., hairUressing saloon, 1308 Polk, r.
G Salmon PI
Gibson William H., carpenter and builder, S s Harri-
son, bet Solano and Mariposa
Gibson William J., lather, r. 37 Ritch
Gibson William J., waiter, r. 13 Bernard
Gibson & Preston (Albert W. Preston) , gents' fur-
nishing goods, 218 Montgomery
Gibson. See Gipson.
Giddings B. F., solicitor H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Am-
ericau Exchange Hotel
Giddings John E., master mariner, r. 504 Washington
Gidley Theodore, agent Daily Exchange, office 606
Montgomery, room 26, r. 1050 Howard
Giebel Jasper, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5M Kearny
Gieglingen Arthur Von, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 2536 How-
ard
Gielow Ellen (widow), r. 319 Jessie
Gienger Charles, foreman Philadelphia Brewery, r. 21
Hubbard
Glep John, laborer, r. 201 Treat Av
GierR., teamster, NE cor Jackson andSan8om,r. 1028
McAllister
Gierien Sabastian, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
60 Crocker
Gies George, barber Eiliau Gies, r. 1 Montgomery
Court
Gies Kilian, hairdressing saloon, 434 Pacific, r. 1
Montgomery Court
Giesal Wilhelm, laborer, r. .^SS Linden
GioBchen L. E.. jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt, r. Oakland
Glese Bros. (Claus and Jurgin H.), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Battery and Pacific
Giese (;lau8 (Girso Bros.), r. 704 Battery
GicHO John, clerk D. W. Tietjen, r. 417 Drumm
Gieao Jurgin H. (Giese Bros.), r. 704 Battery
GieK<d Williiim. laborer, r. 538 Fell
G1KSEL.ER v. F., groceries and liquoie, SW cor
Valencia and Nineteenth
Giesenkirchen Adam. r. E 8 Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty. second
GicsmaTin Charles, carpenter, 248 Market
Gicssen Annie Miss, domestic 1327 Clay
Giost William (Kragen & (iiest), r. ',»10 Ellis
Giesting Joseph C, salesman John D. Hooker, r. 1928
Pine
Giesting Josfph J., salesman Hall's Safe and Lock
Co., r. 1928 Pine
Giffard E. C. Mrs., teacher French Valen(;ia Street
Grammar School, r. cor Eighteenth and Dolores
Qiffiu Coleman J., tinsmith, r. 5 .Vlaska PI
Giffin Herman E., clerk Messer, Bacon At Co., r. 1604
Van Ness Av
Giffln John, tinware and plumbing, 3006 Mission, r.
2013 Taylor
Giffin John Francis, tinsmith, r. 2013 Taylor
Giffin M. T. Miss, assistant Greenwich Street Primary
School, r. 2013 Tavlor
Giffin Oscar F. (Messer, Bacon & Co.) , r. Palace Hotel
Giffin Oscar F. Jr., clerk Messer, Bacon & Co., r. 1120
Pine
Giffin William J., clerk, r. 2013 Taylor
Giffings A. N.,r. 120 Ellis
Gififord Charles, cook Nucleus House
Gifi'ord John, mining, r. 42i) O'Farrell
Gifford Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 318 Kearny
Gifford William C, teamster M. Bell & Co., r. NW cor
Minna and Eleventh
Gift Joseph, compositor Examiner, r. 309 Lombard
Gift William W., watchman warehouse department
Custom House, r. NE cor Battery and Broadway
Gignat Peter, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. Dupont,
bet Union and Filbert
Gihm Frank, seaman S. S. Coastantine, Broadway
Wharf
Gihn Benjamin, cooper, r. 207 Minna
Gihon George H., engraver Thomas Gihon, r. 422
Bryant
Gihon Thomas, engraver. 109 Mont, r. 422 Bryant
Gihuenaso Polo, laborer Christopher Razzi, r. E s San
JosiS Road, nr Industrial .School
Gil Hyacinth J. (J. Maristanyfc Co.), r. .349 Third
Gila Consolidated Mining Co. (Yuma Co., Arizona),
W. J. Pettigrew secretary, office 419 Cal. room 15
Gila Sliver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), William W.
Parrish secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 7
Gilardi Battista, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5Ji Kearny
Gilbart William, groceries and liquors, cor Dupont
and Green, r. 17 Bannam PI
Gilbert A. B., bookkeeper, r. 721 Bryant
Gilbert Achiles, clerk, r. 312 Union
Gilbert Adrian A., purser stm Cora, r. Oakland
Gilbert Albert, printer Britton & Rey,r. 312 Union
Gilbert Alexander, proptr Gilbert House. 824 Mont
Gilbert Alfred, lithogra^)her, r. 312 Union
Gilbert Anita, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Gilbert August, manuf confectioner, 532 Hayes
Gilbert Benjamin, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Am-
erican Exchange Hotel
Gilbert Caroline (widow), r. N B Sixteenth, nr D.e-
Haro
Gilbert Catharine (widow), r. 312 Union
Gilbert Chnrles B., drug clerk John H. Daw« .n, r. NW
cor Valencia and Twenty-third
Gilbert Charles W. (Gilbert & Moore) , r. Oakland
Gilbert C. J., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
310 J«i Eighth
Gilbert D. M., joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gilbert E. W. Mrs., nurse St. Luke's Hospiitil
Gilbert K. C, compositor Morning Call, r. 1 Eddy PI
Gilbert Edward, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Gilbert Edward, stonecutter, r. 43 Garden
GIL.BKKT KDWARO H., agent C. Gilbert's
Bufl'alo Starch, office 405 Front, r. 622 Sutter
Gilbert Edwin, tailor, r. 11 Bernard
Gilbert Einil, cook, r. 242 Jessie
Gilbert Emma Miss, actress Adelphi Theatre, r. 411
Green
Gilbert Frederick, seaman U. 8. stm Shubrick
Second
Gilbert G. E. (widow), r. .559 J^ Minna
Gilbert House, Alexander Gilbert proptr, 824 Mont-
gomery
Gilbert J. Martin, shipping clerk Gilbert & Maore, r.
935 Sutter
Gilbert James, carpenter, r. 317Bush
Gilbert James, carpenter, r. 8 s Twenty-fifth, bet
Dolores and Church
Gilbert John M., laborer, r. 2 St. Charles PI
Gilbert Joseph, c.aninaker Sol. Wangenheim k Co., r.
Sacramento Hotel
Gilbert Julius A., printer Alta California, r. 17 Sher-
man
Gilbert Lee, stevedore A. C. Freeso
Gilbert Mi(ha(d, clothing, 243 Third
Gilbert Philip, foundryinan, r. lot; First, renr
Gilbert Robert, bookkeeper James Lintott, r,
Filbert
Gilbert Thomas, Jour. Shlpwrighes' ABSn, 71
Montgomery
Gilbert WalU-r P., driver Gilbert & Moore, r. 219 Bush
227
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Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 70S to 716 Keamy St
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GILBERT & MOORK (Charles W. Gilbert, and
Hilaud A. Moore), ruanufs school, office and
household furuiture, 219 Bush, factory 550-572
Brannan
Gilbertson Michael, traveler, r. 210ti O'Farrell
Gilbertson Johu, clerk S. F. Laundry Assn, r. 722
Franklin
Gilbertson Robert, seaman, r. HO Folsom
Gilbride Patrick, laborer, r. S30J4 Harrison
Gilbride Roderick A., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
830 M Harrison
Gilcher John, cabinetmaker Union Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 512 Fourth
Gilchrist C. A., law student Basting's Law College, r.
Phoenix Building
Gilchrist Frank M., surveyor New Zealand Insurance
Co., office 307 California, r. Oakland
Gilchrist Hannah, r. 10 Converse
Gilchrist James, r. 519 Sacramento
Gilchrist James L., carpenter, r. 135 Folsom
Gilchri.st John, laborer Union Irou Works, r. St.
Nicholas Hotel
Gilchrist John G. (Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist, r.
?00 Powell
Gilday Edward, boilermaker, r. 13 Frederick, rear
Gilday. See Guildea
Gildea Bernard M., surgeon dentist, proprietor Colton
Denial Association, 925 Market
Gildea Charles, insurance agent, r. 551 Minna
Gildea. See Guildea
Gildemeester J. P. H., real estatebroker, office 621
Sansom, room G, r. Gailhard Hotel
Gilden William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Shasta and Michigan
Gildersleeve Frank V. B.. physician and surgeon, r.
743 Pine
Gile Henry S. (Doane & Co.), r. Oysterville, W. T.
Giles Charles F., salesman Mayhew, Earnest & Co., r.
.556 Willow Av
Giles David, r. ti ZoePl
Giles Henry, carpenter, r. S s Sixth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Giles James, laborer, r. 1407 Jackson
Giles James W., grainweigher, office 302 Davis, r. 556
Willow Av
Giles Mary (widow), r. 6 Zoe PI
Giles Patrick S., barkeeper, r. Market, bet Sixth and
Seventh
Gilfeather Francis, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
5 Elizabeth
Gilfeather Owen, upholsterer Goodwin & Co.,r. Ws
Cal Av. bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Gilfeather Thomas, cokeman, r. 3 Thompson's Av
Gilfeather Thomas, wood and coal, r. 29 Kate
Gilhllan James C, draftsman Fulton Iron Works, r.
24 Hampton PI
Gillhllan John F., machinist, r. 24 Hampton PI
GillfiUan Jonah C. (Gilftllan & Hohenschild), r. 1010
Jackson
GrLFILiliAN' & HOUEXSCHILD (Jonah C. Gil-
fillan) andestateof (George Hohenschild), fruits
and vegetables, 33-34-45-46 California Market
Gilflllen Archibald, clerk, r. 2420 Buchanan
GUfoil Patrick, lireman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Gilfoy John, fruits and vegetables, NE cor Hyde and
Union
Gilfoy John, proprietor Occident Livery and Sale
Stable, 554-556 Mission, r. 7 Natoma
Gilgan Jauu s, capitalist, r. .")12 Hyde
Gilgan Michael, laborer, r. 512 Hyde, rear
Gilgen Ann Mrs., dressmaker, 841 Mission
Gilham Frank M., printing and advertising clerk
Main & Winchester, r. 2614 Folsom
Gilhoolan John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 16 Natoma
Gilhooly Benjamin, mclter O. K. Foundry, r. Twenty-
third, bet Howard and Capp
Gilhooly Ellen Miss, r. 327 Fourth
Gilhooly Hugh, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
257 !^ Clara
Gilhooly John, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. China
Gilhooly John, laborer Thomts Byrne
Gilhooly Patrick, laborer, r. E s Jes:<ie, nr Fourth
Gilhooly Peter, miner, r. 339 Tehama
Gilhooly Thomas, deputy sheriff, r. 133 Folsom
Gilkey Milton J., tub and pail turner £. K. Howes &
Co., r. 313 Geary
Gill Andrew, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor Six-
teenth and Columbia
Gill Ann (widow), furnished rooms, C4 Natoma
Gill Catherine (widow), r. 113^6 Clinton
Gill Catherine A. (widow), r. 226 Clara
Gill E., r. Park Hotel
Gill Eliza (widow), r. 10 Rausch
Gill Frank H., cigarmaker Sanderson 4 Horn, r. Oak-
land
Gill Frederick, cleik. r. 791 Eddy
Gill Frederick W., bookkeeper Pac. Oil and Lead
Works, r. San Rafael
Gill Jami s. tinsmith, r. 217 Dora
Gill Jise, cigar agent, r. 1522 Powell
Gill Maggie, domestic 708 Buchanan
Gill Martin, blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co., r. 22
Bluxome
Gill Mary, domestic 626 Harrison
Gill Mary C, domestic NW cor California and Powell
Gill Matthew, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
10 '-i Louisa
Gill Miles, foreman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 112 Jack-
son
Gill Patrick, r. 28 First
Gill R. D., yarrtmaster Southern Pac. R. R., r. Four-
teenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Gill Robert (Daniel Holland & Co.) , r. 129 Bernard
Gill Stephen, r. 64 Natoma
Gill Tnomas, laborer, r. 25 Clinton
Gill William, seaman, r. Sailors* Home
Gill William, tanner Cornelius O'Dounell, r. 26 Louisa
Gill William, tinner, r. NE cor California Av and
Cortland Av
Gillam James, laborer Thomas Byrne, r. Eleventh, nr
Folsom
Gillam Jefferson, porter Kittle & Co., r. 1509 Pine
Gillam John, teamster, r, 1727 Market
Gillard Charlotte Mrs., r. 6(54 Minna
Gillard George, porter A. C. Deitz & Co., r. 664 Minna
Gillard James S, mining, r. 270 First
Gillard Thomas.'laborer, r. NW cor Seventeenth and
Church i
Gillard Thoma^ painter, r. 272Tehama
Gillardini Serjfco, fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Gillassa Jobatta, laborer, r. 427 Filbert
Gillay Richard J , seaman, r. 410 Folsom
Gille Henry, bookkeeper Reid i: Brooks, r. 33 Lilly Av
Gilleece James, teamster, r. 133 Hayes
Gillen Bartholomew, laborer, r. NE cor Vermont and
Mariposa
Gillen Bernard, r. 727 Broadway, rear
Gilleu Charles, butcher Crumniey & Hall, r. E s Rail-
road Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs. South
S. F.
Gillen Charles, packer Cal. Cracker Co.
Gillen Charles J., fireman S. F. F. D., r. Railroad At,
bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South S. F.
Gillen Frank, hackman Plaza, r. 22 Moss
Gillen James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Gillen James, laborer Mrs. Maria McCann, r. 11 Na-
toma
Gilleu James, plasterer, r. 281 Minna
Gillen John, laborer Mary Riley, S s old Ocean House
Road, nr Alms House
Gillen Mary (widow), r. 733 Harrison
Gillen Rose, domestic 620 Tyler
Gillen Rose Miss, folder S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiuer
Gillen. See Gillan and Gillin
Giller Bridget, domestic 1201 Van Ness Av
GIliliER CARL L.., engraver and diesinker, 430
Montgomery, r. W s Parker Av, bet Point Lobos
Av and St. Rose
Gilleran Edward (Battles* Gilleran),r. 229 Third
Gilleran James, liquor saloon, 333 Third, r. 304 Third
Gilleran James Mrs., furnished rooms :J04 Third
(iilleraii Patrick, r. 12 Downey
GILLERAN WILLIAM, wines and liquors, NE
cor Third and Howard, r. 229 Third
Gillespie Ale.xandtr G.. machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 1042 Howard
Gillespie Charles, waiter stm Newbem, Folsom St.
Wharf
GILLESPIE C. v., attorney at law and searcher
records, 522 California, r. l;i07 Gough
Gillespie Edward, seaman, r. 162 First
Gillespie Ellen (widow), r. 2615 Sutter
Gillespie Francis, engineer Potrero Refining Co., r. 10
Union PI
Gillespie George, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Gillespie G. G., carpenter Central Pac. R. R., r. Ahl-
born House
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Gillespie Henry W., butcher C. Lintott, r. 3 Central
PI
Gillespie Horace N., drayman Martin, Feusier & Stef-
fani, r. 30 Pleasant
Gillespie Jacob, laborer, r. 26 Jy Langfon
Gillespie James (Gillespie & Furber), r. 17 Van Ness
Av
Gillespie James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Gillespie James, laborer, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie James, seaman, r. 1 Tliom.oson Av
Gillespie John, carriagt-painter B. Grave & Co., r. 27
Hinckley
Gillespie Joseph J., clerk, r. 32 Fourth
Gillespie Kate Mrs., jauitress Silver Street Primary
School, r. 20'J Purry
Gillespie Mamie Miss, r. 1316 Kearny
Gillespie Mary, dressmaker, r. 151 Silver
Gillespie Mary Ann (widow), r. 26 >^ Langton
Gillespie Patrick, laborer, r. 1316 Kearny
Gillespie Patrick, laborer James S. Dyer, r. Union, nr
Octavia
Gillespie Patrick, miner, r. 214 Broadway
Gillespie Peter, seaman, r. 571 Howard, rear
GillesiJie Robert H., broommaker W. K. Hubbert, r.
1849 Stevenson
Gillespie Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 1717 Miss
Gillespie Thomas, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co, r. 27
Hinckley
Gillespie Thomas G., seaman, r. 132-1 Montgomery
Gillespie William, bookkeeper, r. 27 Hinckley
Gillespie William, laborer, r. 32 Clara
Gillespie William J. (Robinson & Gillespie), r. 2
Highland Terrace
GillesDie William N., driver Belfast Ginger Ale Co.,
r. 20 Hinckley
Gillesi)ie & Furber (James Gillespie and Eldridge G.
Furber), Eureka Broom Factory, 114 Sacramento
Gillet Francis, basketmaker, r. 2120 Jones
Gillett , r. 118 Post
Gillett Charles E., mining secretary, office 318 Pine,
rooms 2-3, r. Oakland
Gillette. B. Jr., r. Occidental Hotel
Gillett Isaac C, machine hand California Cigar Box
Co., r. 3'6 Liberty, bet Third and Fourth
Gillett Ralph J., collector Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 501 Geary
Gillette Charles A., jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r.
603 Taylor
Gillette Milton G., r. 1.529 Washington
' Gilley Frank A., tinner Peter Abrahamson, r. 663
j Jessie
Gilliam Frank M., salesman Main & Winchester, r.
2614 Folsom
Gillian Charles, cooper, r. 1 Gilbert
Gillick James, expressman, cor Third and Berry, r. S s
Sierra, nr Indiana
Gillick Terrene* S., steward United States Restaurant,
r. 436 Jackson
Gillies Kate Miss, domestic 409 Van Ness Av
Gillies Wiiliam, blacksmith, r. SW cor Vermont and
Humbolt
Gillig Harry M., with Dunham, Carrigan & Co. r. 1222
Pine
Gillig Jacob, carriage trimmer Albert Folsom, r. 20
Anna
(iilligan Christopher, milk dairy, Visitaciou Valley,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Gilligau Martin (Keuney it (iilligan), r. 50 Nevada
I iilligan Mary, douiestic lull l'o»t
(Iilligan Mary, domestic 1K20 .lessle
Gilligau Owen, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. M, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Gilligau Patrick J., carpenter, r. 14 (Jlinton
Gilliland Adam, clerk Haitford Insurance Co., r. 1507
Larkiu
Gilliland James, r. 1.507 Larkin
Gilliland Uance P., clerk S. F. Cracker Co., r. 967
Mission
Gilliland William, salesman Baldwin Clothing Store,
r. 35 Erie
Gilliland William J., clerk J. D. Culp & Co., r. l.)07
Larkin
Gillin Bartholomew, r. 1211 Mtmtgomery
Gilliu Charles, cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 1 Gil-
bert
Gillin James W., clerk Abranis .t Carroll, r. 1211 Mont
Gillin John U., keeper Sheriff's Oftice, r. 1211 Mont
Gillin Martin, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 11
Natoma
Gillin. See Gillan and Gillen
Gillini J., laborer, r. 818 Sansom
Gillls Charles, lodgings, 665 Mission
Gillis George P., mining agent, r. 740 Pine
Gillis James, teamster M. & O. Maguire, r. 137 Hayes
Gillis Kate Miss, clerk U. S. Mint, r. 307 Fourth
Gillis John, cook stm Express, Jackson St. Wharf
Gillis Maggie (widow) , r. 525 Green
Gillis Robert, boxmaker, r. l(i2J^ Clara
Gillis Sabra, adjuster coiners' department U. S. Mint,
r. 307 Fourth
Gillis Samuel, captain schr Precursor, Main St.Wharf
Gillis William George, blacksmith Union Iron Works,
r. Fremont, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Gillis. See Gilles
Gilliway John T., lather, r. 413 Natoma
Gillmor John B., foreman Examiner, r. 520 Jessie
Gillmore S. W. Mrs., r. 1305J^ Sacramento
Gillogley George, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 235
Oak
Gillogley James, plasterer, r. E s Mission, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Gillogley John, carpenter J. M. Comerford.r. Ns Val-
ley, bet Dolores aud Guerrero
Gillogley Peter, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, r. 1051
Howard
Gillogley Robert, teamster Tuttle & Clark, r. 220
Ninth
Gillon James, bookkeeper Charles W. Fox, r. The
Baldwin
Gillon Neil, teamster James McDevitt, 911 Sansom
Gillon Rose Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundry
Gillon William, mason, r. 1620 Washington
Gillonev John, painter Omnibus R. R., r. 9 Taylor .
Gillpatrick George W., driver Market St. R. R., r. 1433
Steiuer
Gillpatrick J. W., r. W s Steiner, bet O'Farrell and
Ellis
Gillpatrick. See Gilpatrick
Gillum Theodore B., laborer, r. 1506 Hyde
Gilly Ferdinand (Gillv ^^ Mignon), r. 1917 Mason
GILiL-Y iSi MIGNON (Ferdinand Gilly and Abel
Miguou), merchant tailors, 537 Sacramento
Gilman A. Getrge, laborer, r. W s Minnesota, bet
Mariposa aud Solano
GIIiMAN A. M., importer, and wholesale wines
and liquors, 308 California, r. Grand Central Ho-
tel, Oakland
Gilmau Benjamin F. (Myers, Gilman & Co., and
Gilman & Raeouillat), r. 133 Ninth
Gilmau Charles, laborer, r. W s Minnesota, bet Mari-
posa and Solauo
Gilman (Jharles E., employee Myers, Gilman & Co<, r.
133 Ninth
Gilman Charles H. (Gower & Gilman) , r. 1527 Wash
Gilmau Charles H., carpenter, 515 Commercial, r. 137
Montgiimeiy
Gilman Charles T. Mrs., r. 1031 Montgomery
Gilman D. Elina (widow), r. W s Minnesota. bet Mari-
posa and Solauo
Gilman C)avid F., bookkeeper Gilman, Walker & Co.,
r. Russ House
Gilmau Elias, manager billiard saloon. Palace Hotel
Gilman Frank, bookkeeper, r. 435 Bush
GIL.M.\N FRANK L,., house aud signpainter 422
Commercial, r. 523 Kearny
Gilmau Granville B. (Gilman, Walker & Co.),r. (K)0
Sutter
Gilman Henry, purser S. S. City of Chester, Oregon S.
S. Co., r. 9()(i Market
Gilman Jennie Miss, assistant Market Street Primary
Si'hool, r. (j03 Buchanan
Gilman John, miner, r. 904 Kearny
Gilman John, reporter, r. 806 Kearny
Gilmau John P., r. 534 Bush
Gilman Peter, conductor Central R. R
Gilmau Trustum C, carpenter, r. 1031 Montgomery
Gilmnu W., painter Meyerback &Lawrenie, r. 1411
Stockton
GILMAN, AVALiKER & CO. ((iranvillo B. Gil-
man, James G. Walker and Emanuel M. Frank) ,
importers, aud wholesale wines and liquors, sSV
cor California and FrimL
Gilman William W., foreman Evening Bulletin, r.
1017 Powell
GILMAN ci; HACOVILiLAT (Benjamin F. Gil-
man aud L. Raeouillat), proptrs Pateut Tule Bot-
tle Cover Factory, W s Ninth, bet Harrison and
Bryant
Gilmartin Jnmes, fruits, 1323 Kearny, r. 1308 Kearny
Oilmartin Owen, clerk M. Warde & Co., r. 1308 Kcar
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Oilmartfta Owen, lumberman A.M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 1 Btale PI
Oilmir Eleanor E. (widow), r. 41'2 Second
Oilmor Harry C, clerk Paiitic Mail S. S. Co., r. 412
Second
Oilnior J. W. A., payiuf? teller First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, r. 412 Second
Oiluioie AgneB (widow), r. 7;U Harrison
Gilmure Archibald W., engineer, r. 8(12 Mis.-ion
Oilmore Cluirles C, foreman Hobbs, Pomcroy & Co.,
r. .'i04 (iuerrero
Gilmore Charles M., i^aying teller London and San
Francisco Bank, r. l'-'38 Mission
Giluii're David, Master Mariners Benev.Assn, Druids'
Hull
Gilumre Elijah S., machinehand Fulda Brothers &
Co., r. S 8 Clipper, nr Church
Gihnure Elizabeth (widow), r. San Miguel
Oiliiiore Frederick M., with A. Germou & Co., r. 518
Folsom
Gilmore George C, cabinetmaker Sullivan, Briggs &
Co., r. 421 Bush
Gilnioie Henrit tta W. (widow) , r. 2143 Mission
Gilmore James, barkeeper Lick House, r. 63iil<> Minna
GiUuore James, driver Market St. R. K., r. 529 Valencia
Gilmore James, expressman, r. 221 Kitch
Gilmore James, longshoreman, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Gilmore James, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Gilmore James A., bookbinder Bartliug & Kimball, r.
11)14 Montgomery
Gilmiire J. B., compositor Examiner, r. 320 Sixteenth
Gilmore Jesse B., carpenter, r. 22 Erie
Gilmore James H., clerk, r. »(> Everett
Gilmore J. H., real estate, r. 20o2 Bush
Gilmore John, accumulator Palace Hotel
Gilmore John, assistant engineer, r. 23 Clementina
Gilmore John H. (Lander.s & Gilmore), r. 416 Natonia
Gilmore John H. (Van Norden & Gilmore) , r. S s Bush,
near Webster
Gilmoie J. S., porter Boyston & Brady, r. 636 M Minna
Gilmore Louis F., bookkeeper Landers & Gilmore, r.
East Oakland
Gilmore Mary, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Gilniure Michael, r. N s Nineteenth, bet Eureka and
Douglas
Gilmore Michael, plasterer, r. 709 H Minna, rear
Gilmore Minor C, engineer Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. '247 Sixteenth
Gilmore N, L. Mrs., r. 12 Laskie •
Gilmi ire Peter, laborer, r. 644!^ Jessie
Gilmore Samuel, capitalist, office 528 California, room
2, r. 1922 Sutter
Gilmc re Stephen D., r. 518 Folsom
Gilmore Thomas, longshoreman, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Gilmore. See Gillmore and Gilmor
Gilmour George D., carpenter, r. 27 Garden
Giluiour John D., blacksmith, '209 Main, r. Oakland
Gilmour Thomas, liquor saloon, NE cor Grove and
Laguna
Gilmtiur William, carpenter, SE cor Laguna and Birch
Av, r. NE cor Laguna and Grove
Gilp Helen, domestic 814 O'Farrell
Gilpatrick Joseph G., with Union Box Factory, r. 115
Taylor
Gilpatrick Wallace, entry clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1433
Sttiuer
Gilpin Susan (widow) , r. 1434 California
Gilrain Michael, teamster, r. SW cor Fifth and Fol
Gilroy Annie (widow), r. 557 Natoma
Gilroy Henry, teamster Gilbert C. Fowler, r. 413 Pac
Gilroy James, r. 1507 Folsom
Gilrny M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Gilroy Mary (widow) , domestic. 1310 Powell
Gilroy and Gilroy Hot Springs Statre Co., J. Knowlton
Jr. general agent, ofiice 3 New Montgomery
Oilson Edward, deputy county clerk, r. 21]'.! Jones
Gilson Hattie (widow), bakery and confectionery, r.
U«0 Harrison
Gilson Laver, r. 600 Bush
Giltings Henry F., cari)enter, r. 1065 Market
Giltner F. F., law student, r. Overland llousr^
Giltner Francis, wood and coal, 1411 Octavia
Giltner Pearley H., carpenter, r. 718 Natoma
Gilvery T. M., laundryman 8. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Gil vie John, stonecutter, r. 51 IH Minna
Gilvie J. R., teacher vocal music, 232 Sutter
Gimbcl Henry, dealer in sawdust, r. 52 Clementina
Gimbel William, porter Vocke & Harms, r. 5 Wash
Gimmel Edward, r. 6'29 Geary
Gimmel Eliza (widow), r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimmel Henry L., jeweler C<iliforuia Jewelry Co., r.
560*4 Natoma
Gimmel Julius, clerk Fisher k Co., r. 5 Telegraph PI
Gimnan .John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
(tinipel Maurice C, sign painter, 817 Market, r. SW cor
Twenty-first and Sanchez
Ginaca Martha (widow), r. 1025 Pacific
Ginbert Gnstave, cook, r. 708 Commercial
Glnbori Dennis, cabinetmaker, r. Harmony Hofel
Ginder Mary (widow) , r. W s Mis.sion, West End Tract
(tindorlT Frank, miner, r. Philadelphia House
(linerty Patrick H., graiuer, r. 50.5 Third
Ginger Charles, laborer, r. 3.57 Jessie
Gingg John, saloonkeeper, r. 532 Pine
Gingle Earnest, janitor, 330 Pine
Giugri<'h William, dry goods clerk, r. 24 Mint Av
Ginninne .\nurew, farmer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
county line
Ginnis Mary (widow) , nurse, r. .530 Ellis
Ginocchio Domenico, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Btoadway
Ginocchio Giuseppe, merchant (San Diego, Cal.).
office 609 Sansom, r. 1'210 Clay
Ginocchio John, fruit stand Washington St. Wharf, r.
304 Jackson
Ginocchio Pietro, wood and coal, 626 Lombard
Ginocchio Vinccnzo, Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Wash
Ginsberg Ettic (widow), r. 108 Sacramento
Giuty James (Giuty & Blanchard), r. 625 Minna
Giuty *c Blanchard (James Ginty and David Blan-
chard) , wines and liquors, NE cor Third and Miss
Ginzburger , r. '23 Kearny
Ginzburger August, tobacco, r. 125 First Av
Giordano Felice, confectioner Palace Hotel, r. 224M
Fourth
Giorgiani A. & Co. (estate of A. Giorgiaui), commis-
sion merchants, importers fruits, and wine deal-
ers, 421 Washington
Giorgiani A. Mrs. (widow), r. 914 Pine
Giorni Eugene, laborer Miner's Restaurant, r. Gar-
ibadi Hotel
Giotto D. R., carpenter, r. 409 Bryant
Giovacchinl Benedetto, fisherman, r. N s Filbert, nr
Sansom, rear
Giovannetti George, fruits and vegetables, r. 826 Jack
Giovannetti Girolamo (G; Giovannetti & Co.), r. NE
cor Powell and Washington
Giovannetti & Co. (Girolamo Giovannetti and Carlo
Belinonini), fruits, 1102 Clay
Giovanni Bonasso, vegetable garden, bet Mission and
San Jose Road, SE of Industrial School
Giovanni Cima, carver Lippi Brothers, r. 765 Market
Giovanni Del C'osinier, cook A. Jugassovich & Co., r.
106 Sixth
Giovanni Dominioi, shoemaker Francisco Peira, r. 413
Broadway
Giovanni Leo, gardener, r. nr Gorman Hospital
Giovanuini D., bootblack, 527 Kearny, r. 7 St. Charles
PI
Giovannini Daniel, wood, coal, and charcoal, 816 Pa-
cific, r. 814 Pacific
Giovannini Felice (P. Perpoli & Co.), r. 608 Broadway
Giovanuini Francisco, wood and coal, SE cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Giovannini Joseph (Giovannini & Juri) , r. 1513 Stock
Giovannini Philip (Giovannini & Bennerschoidt) , r.
125 Valencia
Giovanuini Sabatino, (Giovannini & Gaspari), r. 1311
Dupont
GIOVAMNIXI & BEIVNERSCHEIDT (Philip
Giovannini and Bruno Bennerscheidt), proptrs
Union Brass Foundry. 417 Mission
Giovannini & Gaspari (Sabatino Giovannini and Ger-
vasio Gaspari), wood and coal, 1311 Dupont
Giovannini & Juri (Joseph Giovannini and G. Juri),
liquor saloon, 304 '4 Moutg uuery Av
Giovaunoli Anthony, statuemaker Francisco Corrieri,
r. 1515 Stockton
Giovannoni Angelo, laborer, r. 1405 Kearny
Gipp J., cook, r. 5'29 Sacramento
Gipson Charles B., cashier U. S. Restaurant, r. 812 Kear
I (iiranzn Peter, painter, r. 1.->'J Stevenson
' Girard Achille, clerk Benedict Pasquale, r. 312 Union
I Girard August, restaurant, 707 Pacific, r. 908 Pac, rear
Girard Charles H., clerk Frank Robbins, r. 2 SihererPl
Girard Emma, dressmaker Wurkheim k Co., r. Ill
Virginia
Girard Ernest, turner, f25 Merchant
Girard F. W., peddler, r. 505 Broadway
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GIRARD INSURANCE CO. (of Philadelphia),
Hutchinson & Mann, agents, office 320-321 Cal
Girard James, earpenrer, r. 5(i5 M Bsion
Girard Johanna (widow), r. 2G23 Mission
Girard Leonce, merchandisebroker, office 214 Califor-
nia, r. 819 Montgomery
Girard Lewis, r. 8 Dnpont
Girard Lottie, dressmaker Wurkheim k Co., r. Ill
Virginia
Girard Lulu, dressmaker Wurkheim & Co., r. Ill
Virginia
Girard Paul, jeweler, r. 2026 Folsom
Girard. See Gerard
Girardin H., machinist Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 20 Clara
Girardin J. F., barber, 1905 Fillmore
Girardin Manuel, barber, r. 1905 Fillmore
Girardini Emil, machinist and awningmaker, 536 Sac-
ramento, r. 1031 Dupont
Giraud Albert, waiter The Baldwin
Giraud Benjamin, porter Leuormand Bros., r. 2623
Mission
Giraud Charles, cook Jean Lacay, r. 531 Vallejo
Giraud Joseph, miller G. Venard, r. 10 Margaret PI
Giraud Virginia (widow) (Giraud & Martin), r. 532
Pacific
Giraud k Martin (Mrs. Virginie Giraud and Charles
Martin), liquor saloon, 532 Pacific
Giraudon Justin (Giraudon & Jacquot), r. 2143^ Sixth
GIRAUDON «k JACQ,lTOT (Justin Giraudon and
Ernest Jacquot) . wines and liquors, 229 Sixth
Giraux Adelaide physician, office 1231 Stockton, r.
735 McAllLster
Girding Elizabeth (widow) , r. 23 Fulton
Gireser Frederick, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co.
Glrken Mary, domestic 203 Turk
Girl Christ, peddler, r. W s Guerrero, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty -eighth
Gimich Augustus, carriagemaker Larkins & Co., r.
10733^ Market
Girod Margaret (widow), r. 28 Seventh
Girold Frank, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Giro 11 Lorenzo, machinist, r. 448 Union
Giron Charles, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Girot Alfred, machinist Tail k Hainque, r. 24 Ritch
Girot Frank, bricklayer, r. 24 Ritch, rear
Girot Stephen, laborer, r. 24 Ritch, rear
Girow Gideon C, carriage manuf. r. 1065 Market
Girty Michael, painting and whitening, 1147 Mission
Girvin Charles, carpenter, r. 33 Perry
Girvin Ernest A., journalist S.F. Chronicle, r.33 Perry
Girvin Richard D., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 10
South Park
Qirzikowsky William (Girzikowsky & Gerken), r. 717
Green *
GIRZIKOWSKY & GERKEN (William Girzi-
kowsky, and Clans Gerken) , proptrs Hotel Rhein,
909 Kearny
Giscard A. Miss, ironer Mrs. Amelia Genty, r. 639
Broadway
Giaelman J. Cyrus, clerk Daly & Hawkins, r. 1308
Grove
Giselman William, real estate agent, office 636 Clay,
room 2, r. 1308 Grove
Gisner John, baeketmaker John Becker, r. 1415 Stock
Gisselbrecht Jacob, r. St. Charles Hotel
Gissin George, butcher Charles Herold, r. 216 Bdwy
Gisson Peter, laborer City Iron Works, r. 38 Main
Gistlich William, dry goods, ryii Third
Gitchell James F., r. Twenty-sixth, bet Dolores and
Church
GITCHELL JAMES M., Register Bankruptcy, of-
fice 10 Court Block, 036 Clay, r. 1.501 Washington
Githens W. L. Rev., pastor Church of the Advent, r.
10 South Park
Gittiue Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 100 McAllister
Gittings A. (widow), r. KilO Mission
Gittings Henry F., carpenter, r. 1610 Mission
Giurcovich G., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Giusti Alfonso, expressman, r. 527 Green
Giusti Anton, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Giusti (Hovanni, Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Washington
Giusti Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
GiuBtl Joe «: Co. (Frederick PI agemanu), oyster and
chop house, 105 California Market
Giusti Joseph (Joe Giusti & Co.), r. 426 Kearny
Giusti S., laborer, r. 19 Lafayette PI
Giusti Tommasco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Qiusto Dominic, teamster, r. 706 Fulton
Giusto Frank, expressman, SE cor Fourth and Market,
r. 627 >a Grove
Giusto Gregory, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r.
627 Jij Grove
Giusto James, clerk M. Callaco, r, 627 Ji Grove
Givan Alexander, miner, r. 271 Minna
Given Henry, gardener William T. Coleman, 1299 Tay-
lor
Givens Harry, waiter, 1008 Post
Givens Henry, r. 665 Mission
Givens Jacob G.. collector John Smith, r. 1416 Clay
GIVENS JOHN H., capitalist, office 528 Califor-
nia, r. Lick House
GIVENS ROBERT R., real-estate and mining,
office 528 California, room 1, r. 1416 Clay
Gi\ens Thomas, fruit dealer, r. 1121 York
GIVOVICH NICOL.O, coffee and liquor saloon,
509 Clay, r. 1010 Mason
Gizan A., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Gladden John, r. 904 Kearny
Gladding Charles (Gladding, McBean k Co.), r. Lin-
coln, Placer Co., Cal
Gladding George, bookkeeper Gladding, McBean &
Co., r. Oakland
GliADDING, McBEAN & CO. (Charles Glad-
ding, Peter McG. McBean and George Chambers).
proptrs California Vitrified Sewer Pipe Works,
offices 213,aud 1310-1312 Market, 15-17 McAllister,
and 1170-11 1 2 Bruadwav, Oakland
GliAUE FREDERICK "W'., manuf house finish,
30-32 Spear, r. Alameda
Gladson Augustus, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Gladwin Edward H., bookkeeper Poly, Heilbron &
Co., r. 2216 Howard
Gladwin George S., clerk Freight Auditor's Office
Ceniral Pac. R. R., r. 2216 Howard
Gladwin S. F.. dentist, r. The Baldwin
Gladwin William H., capitalist, office 324 Pine, rooms
8-9, r. Oakland
Glaeze Edward, r. 1432 Jackson
Glaidsou George, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Glair Thomas H., inspector Custom House, r. 1323
Stockton
Glaizer A. C, Master Mariners' Renev. Assn, Druid's
Hall
Glancey Theodore, agent Sacramento Record-Union,
office 240 Montgomery, room 14, r. 1729 Jessie
Glancy X)elia Miss, housekeeper Lewis F. Kerns, r.
1018 Alabama
tJlancy Patrick, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessiuger, r. 313 Chestnut
Glander Louis, clerk Frederick Jensen, r. NE cor
H.irrison and Beale
Glandin John, driver City'R. R., r. 109 Hayes
Glandin Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 109 Hayes
Glandville James, r. 26 Steuart
Glanville Coon F., shoemaker, r. 632 Stevenson
Glanville Smith, superintendent Spring Valley Water
Works, Lake Merced
Glaaz John, policeman City Hall, r. 504 Greenwich
Glary Anna, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Glary Laurence, coalpasser S. S. Great Republic
Glary William, cook S. F. liar Association
Glaser A. C. Mrs. (widow), r. 2105 Jv Stockton
Glaser Charles, clerk, r. 433 Tyler
Glaser Ernest, cuirier Lagxina Tannery
Glaser Henry, pawnbroker, 240 Kearny, r. 433 Ellis
Glaser Marks, clerk, r. 433 Tyler
Glaser Peter, mason, r. 2212 Mason
Glasford Peter S.. salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 302
IJUy Av
Glasgow Edwin, master mariner, r. 117 Drumm
Glasgow Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,Nev.),
John Crockett seen tarv, office 203 Bush. r< om 12
GLASGOW IRON AND METAL. IMPORT-
ING CO., Williain McCriudle manager, office
and Warehouse 22-1:4 Fremont
Glasgow James, farmer, nr. Ocean House School
Glasgow Samuel, farmer. Lake Honda, nr Alms House
Glass Emil, clerk, r. 2606 Sutter
Glass Isaac F., salesman, r. 652 Howard
Glass James, labonr William Kerr, r. 903 Batteiy
GlasR James, shipcarpenter, r, 50 Even tt
Glass Marcus (lacotis & Glass), r. 717 Eddy
Glass Mary, domestic 1130 Market
Glass Thomas, waiter, r. 45 Minna
Glass William C, shipping clerk Standard Soap Co., r.
126 Edd.v
Glasscock Albert B., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. Walker House
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Glasscock Alice Miss, boimaker Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory, r. 337 Bryant
Glaseett Daniel, plasterer, r. 330 Howard .^ ^ ^
Glassey Samuel, proptr Knickerbocker White Lead
Works, 12 Stevenson, r. 930 Folsom
Glassman Abe, barber, r. 19 Bauuam PI
Glassman Charles, barber George H. Medau, r. 19
Bannaru PI ,, .
Glassman Jacob, cigars and tobacco. 33o Montgomery,
r. 314 Jones
Glassman Jacob, peddler, r. 19 Bannam PI
Glassman Jacob A., clerk Jacob Glassman, r.314 Jones
Glassman Rudolph, clerk Lu.lvrig Siebe.r. 92 Everett
Glassmann Joseph Jr., bookkeeper Samuel Frank &
Co., r. 214 Union . „ . a,, :
Glasson Robert, carpenter, r. Bernal Heights |
Glavan Peter, cook Mattio Drobaz, r. 503 East i
Glavin John, stableman W. McCafferty, r. 408 Twenty- '
first
Glavin Michael, plas-terer, r. 113 Jones
Glazier Frederick, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. KW
cor Washington and Maple
GLAZIER I. & CO. I Simon W Glazier and
Meyer Ehrlich), stockbrokers, office, 412 Cali-
fornia ^
Glazier Isaac (I. Glazier & Co.), r. Europe
Glazier James, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. NW cor
Washington and Maple ,
Glazier Richard, hostler Charles Prince, r. 312 ><;
Nineteenth „, ^ ,
Glazier Simon W.(I. Glazier & Co.). r. 1302 Post
Glazier William W.. driver S. F. Laundry, r. 33 Geary
Gleason , machine hand Pac. Barrel and Keg lac-
Gleason Annie Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 1608 Jessie „,,->:.*
Gleason Denis, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. S 8 Francisco, nr Larkin
Gleason James, bootfitter, 1.53 J^ Third
Gleason James, ironmolder, r. 612 Minna
Gleason James, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r. UJ
Clara '
Gleason John, blacksmith Hawkins & Cantrell, r. 507 [
Mission [
Gleason John, contractor, r. Revere House
Gleason John, laborer John G. lie, r. 13 Jansen I
Gleason M., laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Gleason Martin, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1G08 Jessie
Gleason Mary, domestic Grand Hotel
Gleason Mary (widow), groceries and liquors, 1717
Gleason Michael, janitor Denman Grammar School, r. •
15 Salmon
Gleason Michael, laborer, r. 408^ Shipley
Gleason Patrick, blacksmith Risdon 1. and L. Works, |
r. 521 Howard |
Gleason Patrick, housemover, r. 309 Mason i
Gleason Patrick F., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, j
r. 607 M Linden j
Gleason Patrick H., liquor saloon, 304 Francisco
Gleason Ruggles, machine hand Pac. Barrel and Keg I
Factory, r. 523 J^i Minna j
Gleason Thomas, housemqver William Burt, r. 916
Montgomery
Gleason Thomas, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 405 Bay
Gle».»on Thomas C, clerk, r. 2105 Jones
Gleason Timothy, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
36 Mary ^,^,
Gleason Timothy, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NW
cor Folsom and Twenty-fourth
Gleason William, dryt-oods, r. 406 Eddy
Gleason William, steward, r. 17 Adelaide PI
Gleason William, upholsterer C. W. Ridgeway, r. 21
Tyler
Gleason William H., driver A. T. Noble & Co., r. W s
San Jose Av, nr Thirtieth
Gleason William H., salesman Becker & Jacoby, r. 406
Eddy
Gledson G., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gleeson John, bartender Matthew Kerr, r. 423. Si Clem-
entina, rear
Gleeson John, expressman, NE cor Mission and Sixth,
r. Sanchez, nr German Hospital
Gleeson John, stevedore, r. 1 Auburn
Gleeson P. H., r. 423^ Clementina
Gleeson Thomas, capitalist, r. 219 Post
Gleeson William, carpenter, r. 311 Elm Av
Gleeson WUUam, cook McCauley & Young, r. 251 Ji
y|l Clara
Gleeson William H., stockdealer, r. N B Twenty-sixth,
bet Mission and Bartlett
Gleidmann Julius, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gleie Ferdinand, cigarmuker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
404 Green
Gliira Marv Mrs., fancy dry-goods, 219 Post
GL.KIN CARLOS P., r. S 8 Fell, bet Steiner
and Pierce , „.
Glein Louisa Miss, r. S s Fell, bet Steiner and Pierce
Gleitz Charles, cook, r. 815 Montgomery I
Gleize Annie Miss, teacher French University, r. 1432
JaikHcn ,
Gleize Edouard. speculator, r. 1432 Jackson
Gleizes Benjamin (Boudin & Gleizes), r. 1412 J^ Dup
Glen Lumber Mills (Point New Years, Santa Cruz
Co.), Harrington & Co. proptrs, office 128 Steuart
Glen Peter, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Glendon John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 109
Hayes |
Glenhau John, longshoreman, r. 25 Fifth Av ^
Glenn David, watchman The Baldwin, r. 19 Moss,
rear
Glenn Edward, laborer, r. 1 Boardman <
Glenn Edward, plasterer, r. 612 Sixth
Glenn Jam^ s, carpenter Oregon S. S. Co., r. 14^3 Third i
Glenn Thomas, expressman, r. California Av, bet Isa- j
bel and Figaro, Bernal Heights j
Glenn Timothy, pretsaian Pac. Oil and Lead Works
' Glenn William', boihrmaker, r. 68 Natoma
(ileiin William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Glenuan Martin, market, NE cor O'Farrellwnd Jones,
i r. 43J OFarrell
Glennon Anuie Miss, dres.smaker, r. 310 Capp
i Glennon Isabel. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
! School r. *39}« Tehama
' Glennon James, hostler Charles Kellett, r. 2614 «
Mission
' Glennon John, laborer, r. 310 Capp
Glennon John F., r. 459 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Glennon Joseph, truckman, r. 310 Capp
! Glennon Lawrence, hostler Lot D. Slocum.r. 822 Post.
I rear
I Glennon Matthew, laborer, r. Filbert, bet Pierce and
I Steiner „„
' Glennon Michael, laborer Hancock and Kelso, r. SW
1 cor Sixteenth and Columbia
Glennon Kic hard, laborer, r. 310 Capp
Glennon William, St. Mary's Tctal Abstinence Assn.,
HlCt Howard
GI.EXNY HENRY W. , cashier The Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, office NW cor Montgomery and
Pine, r. Union Club
Glens Falls Fire Insurance Co. (New York), E. E.
Potter general agent, office 200 Sansom
Glenville William W., shoecutter Girard * Nolan, r.
632 Stevenson
Glick Holman, crockery and fruit, 2.58 Third
Glickauff Simon (GlickaulT & Newhouse) , r. 614 Sut-
ler
Glickauff & Newhouse (Simon Glickauflf, and Leopold
Newhouse), importers watches, watch materials,
• and optical goods, 120 Sutter, room 12
Glickman David, watchmaker and jeweler, 2102 Fill-
more, r.2514 Webster
Glidden Albert M., carpenter, r. 18 Bluxome
Glidden Charles A., teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. 18 Bluxome. rear
Glidden Cora A. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary
Sch'iol, r. S B Twenty-second, bet Folsom and
Sholwell
Glidden Mary H. (widow), r. S 8 Twenty-second, bet
j Folsom and Shotwell
Glidden Prescott B., with Judson & Shepard, r.
S 8 Twenty-second, bet Folsom and Shotwell
Gliddon Georfje S., clerk, r. 826 Shotwell
Gliddou Louisa (widow) , r. 82ii'Shotwell
Gli<;sman T., waiter The Baldwin
I GUndan Mary (widow), r. 11 Ritch
Glinden James, salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 11 Ritch
! Glines H. A., student Heald's Business College
I Glinn Bridget, domestic 409 Tyler
Glinu Hannah (widow), r. 9 Gilbert
! Glinn Martin, laborer, r. llh Stevenson Av
' Glissman Henry, salesman Keane Brothers, r. 106
Ninth
Globe Consolidated Mining Co. (Story Co., Nev.), Or-
lando H. Bogart set retary, office 106 Leidesdorff
Globe Gas Light Co., office 3 First
Globe House, Mrs. M. Bollinger proptr, NE cor Sixth
and Brannan
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Fremont
Globe Marine Insurance Co. (limited) (London, Eng-
land), Degener k Co. general agents, olSee 319 Cal
Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co. (New York), James
R. Garniss manager, office Halleck building, 320
Sansom, room 7
Glockler Joseph, bookkeeper S. F. News Co., r. 2 El-
liot Park
Glodson August, seaman scbr NaptUalie, Folsom St.
Wharf
Gloecker Gottfried, tasselmaker S. Ettinger, r. 105
Post
Gloistein Anna, domestic 718 McAllister
Gloistein August, groceries and liquors. NE cor Tay-
lor and Greenwich
Gloistein Minna (widow) , r. 21 Valparaiso
Gloor Ralph S., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
210 Jones
Glossing Sarah (widow), r. 115 Sixth
Glootz Adolph, groceries and liquorS, SW cor Clay
and Dupont, r. 1507 Sacramento
Gloutz John P. M., groceries and liquors, 700 Jackson,
r. 1807 Jones
Glouber Herman, r. 1408 Pine
Glouber Millard F., r. 1408 Pine
Glover Amanda M. (widow), r. 132 Fourth
Glover Andrew, interpreter Italian, Slavonic, and
Portugese, Police Court, r. 420 Vallejo
Glover Aunie, domestic 9i)7 Pine
Glover Charles, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 8 Hopeton
Tcrra«e
Glover D., Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Montgomery
Glover Frank E.. flagman Central Pac. R. R., r. 714
Fouith
GLOVER GEORGE F., mining secretary, office
318 Pine, room 31, r. 225 Ellis
Glover George F. M., stockbroker, office 417 California,
r. Oakland
Glover John, laborer Nicholas Richard, r. 361 First
Glover Joseph T. (W. W. Dodge & Co.), r. Sacrament-)
G1.0VEK & WILLCOMB (Boston, New York
aud Chicago), manuls. curled hair and dealers m
bedding suppliee, W. T. Caldwell agent, office 65-
67 New Montgomery
Glower H., seaman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon S. S.
Co.
Gloyd George S., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. 343 Jessie
Gluck Elizabeth Mrs. (Gluck & Hansen) , r. E. 8. Fill-
more, bet McAllister and Fulton
Gluck George, cabinetmaker, r. 5 Park Av
Gliick Gottleib, clerk, r. N s Filbert, nr Sansom, rear
Gluck Gnstave. malsier National Brewery, r. S E cor
Fulton and Webster
Gluck Herman, r. Fillmore, bet McAllister and Fulton
GLUCK «& HANSEN (Mrs. Elizabeth Gluck and
Charles E. Han.sen), proptrs National Brewery,
SE cor Fulton and Webster
Gluuk Christian, blacksmith, r. 83 Stevenson
Gluricke B.P., bookkeeper, r. 906 Market
Gluyas Frank, machinist, Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1110 Montgomery
GLYNN DALE CONSOLIDATED MINING
CO. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cul.), J. T. Grayson sec-
retary, office 419 California, room 5
Glyuu Daniel, salesman Hibernia Brewery, r. 741 M
Tehama
Glynn iimerson O. (Glynn & Bridgeman) , r. 206 Turk
Glynn Ignatius, gastitter, r. 433 (Jlementina
Glynn James, r. 6 Willow, bet Fifth and Sixth
Glynn James, bricklayer, r. 432 Clementina
Glynn James, fireman, r. .545 Second
Glynn James, local agent Imperial, London, Northern,
and Queen Insurance Cos., office 317 California, r.
212 Chestnut
Glynn John, blacksmith, NE cor Greenwich and Pierce
Glynn John, brassfiuisherSan Francisco Brass Works,
r. 351 Tehama
Glynn John, machinist, Risdon I. and L. Works
Gyuu Mary, domestic ls2(i Vallejo
Glynn Michael, laborer, r. 9 Polk
Glynn Patrick, hackman, r. 27^ Zoe
Glynn Patri(;k, laborer, r. W s Sanchez, near Hancock
Glynn Patrick, teamster Nicholas Bichard. r. 644
Jessie
Glynn Thomas, policeman, r. 9 Polk
Glynn Thomas, tinsmith, r. 432 Clementina
Glynn Thomas J., copyist County Recorder's Office,
r. 415 Powell
Glynn William, groceries and liquors, 25 Louisa
Glynn & Bridgeman (Emerson O. Glynn and John W.
Bridgeman) , draymen 416-418 Front
Gnarini Andrew A., clerk, r. 2300 Mission
Gnarini Louis Mrs., r. 2300 Mission
Gnecco Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Goad William, waiter New Y'urk Bakery, r. 237 Stev
Gobat Edward, glazier, r. 5 Caroline PI
Gobbee Clara (widow) , r. 535 Folsom
Gobbee Ernest J., jeweler, 535 Folsom
Gobeau Pierre, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 622
Broadway, r. 15 Morey Alley
Goberino Giovanni, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Gobert (widow), r. 632 Green, rear
GOBEY FRANK, wines and liquors, 228 Sutter,
r. 318 Kearny
Gobey Jessie, bookkeeper Frank Gobey, r. 511 Bush
Goble John E., liquor saloon, cattle wharf. Long
Bridge
Gobright Francis M., conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R., r. Golden Gate Hotel
Godiirt Jules, architect, office and r. 712 Montgomery,
room 5
Godchaux Adolph (Godchaux Brothers & Co) .,r. Paris,
France
GODCHAUX BROTHERS & CO. (Adolph,
Joseph and Edmond Godchaux and Sylvain Solo-
mon) , importers and jobbers dry and fancy goods,
109 Battery
Godchaux Edmond (Godchaux Brothers & Co.) r. 1104
Van Ness Av
Godchaux Jacques, real-estate, office 520 Montgomery,
r. 317 MuBon
Godchaux Joseph (Godchaux Brothers & Co.), r. 1106
Van Ness Av
Godchaux Lazard (M. Brandenstein & Co.) , r. Ill
Powell
Godchaux Myrtie, bookkeeper Godchaux Brothers &
Co., r. 1104 Van Ness .Av
Goddard Clark L., dentist, office 23 Post. r. Oakland
Goddard George H., architect, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Goddard Gilbert H. Mrs., bakery, 914 Valencia
Goddard Guilford H.. clerk Knowland & Doe, r. 9U
Valencia
Goddard Henry K., journalist Alta California
Goddard James O., saddler William Davis, r. 53 Miss
Goddard Thomas, s-tudent Heald's Business College,
r. 132 McAllister
Goddard Thomas W., carriagepainter, 850 Howard, r.
144 Fifth
Goddard W. H., r. 221 M Welsh
Goddell Louis, clerk Free Brothers, r. 1329 Mission
Godden William, engineer S. F. Cracker Co., r. 65
Minna
Goddin Richard T., shoemaker, r. 1821 Jackson
Godeau E., French Zouave.^' Armory, 537 Sacramento
Godeffroy Alfred (Godeffroy & Slllem), r. Palace
Hotel
Godeffroy & Sillem (Alfred Godeffroy, and William
Sillem), commission merchants, office 40 Cal
Godefroy Calixte, packer G. Venard, r. 1510 Duiiont
Godefroy Julia (widow), r. 1510 Dupont
Godet Eiuile, uightcook Palace Hotel
Godet Louis, French laundry, 910 Howard
Godet Thomas, engraver-, r. 30 Turk
GODBU.S JOHN D ., proptr Peoples' Art Gallery,
34 Third, r. 10.55 Third
Godfrey Charles, steward, r. 117 Drumm
Godfrey Dennis, expressman, NE cor Second and
Mission, r. S s Minna, bet First and Second
Godfrey Edward A., bookkeeper Joseph L. King &
Co., r. .501 Geary
Godfrey Edward J., hairdresser Nathaniel C.Susaud,
r. 28 Stone
Godfrey Elizabeth (widow), r. 21 Oak
Godfrey Frank, r. 248 Dora
Godfrey Gravel Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.), J.
M. Buffington secretary, office 309 Cal, room 4
Godfrey Henry, porter Henry Doyle & Co., r. S s Do-
• lort«, nr Twentieth
Godfrey James I., real-estate, r. 508 Powell
Godfrey John, r. 21 Oak
Godfrey Leonard S.,iuillwright Joseph Wagner & Co.,
r. Alameda
Godfrey Nathaniel .\., barber William Gibson, r. E 8
Baker, bet California and Sacramento
Godfrey Sadie A., domestic 2414 Washington
Godfrey T. J. (widow) , r. 129 Rose Av
Godfrey Willard H., shipclerk, office 302 California, r.
518 Green
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Godfrey William A. H., gpnte' fiirnishing goods, 101-
103 Second, r. 150G Howard
Godin Heury (Godin & Legaud) , r. Church, ur Twen-
ty-seveuth
Godin & Legaud (Henry Godin, and John Legaud),
carpenters, 797 Mission
Godken Thomas, blacksmith, r. G29 Vallejo
Godley Montgomery, with John Parrott, r. 1818 Sac
Godoy J. A. (widow), r. H2:i Mission
Godoy Jose T. (Winans, Belknap & Godoy), attorney-
at-law, office OW Merchant, r. 823 Mission
Godshal James, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 541
Fourth
Godsil James, barkeeper John Godsil, r. 22 Pearl
Godsil John, pruptr Baldwin Bar, 20 Powell, and 33-
35 Ellis, r. 28 Pearl
Godsil Timothy, fruits, 707 % Brannan
Godsoe John S., compositor Bonnard & Daly, r. 425
Filbert
Godwald Eva, domestic Mrs. F. A. Saillet, N s Twen-
ty-nlnth, bet San Jose Av and Dolores
Goe Samuel E., dentist, 20 Montgomery, r. 303 Jones
Goebel George, assistant Schwamm & Ludwig, r. cor
Vallejo and Kearny
Goebel Mina, domestic 607 Eddy
Ooebener Jean, laborer, r. 1031 Dupont
Goecken Herman B., bakery 511 Third
Goedecke P. L., manuf sausages 1322 Dupont, r. 1605
Duiiont
Goede Frances, domestic 822 O'Farrell
Goedler E., boxmaker, r. 525 Geary
Goehriug Adolph, steward, r. 419 Natoma
Goeker Henry, cariieuter, r. Brun's Hotel
Goeller Edwin, porter Edwards. Pickens & Fulton, r.
Brunswick House
Goeller Michael, shoemaker 2029 Fillmore, r. 2023
Fillmore
Goepel Otto, shoemaker, r. 1 Dodge
Goepel Robert, shoemaker 135 Post, r. 1 Dodge
Goeppard William, carpenter, r. 703 Union
Goerdes Frank, baker, r. 907 Folsom
Goertzhain Henry E., butcher 1103 Leavenworth, r. 3
Helen
Goertzhain Herrmann, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r.
32J^.i O'Farrell
Goetchus James W., druggist Charles A. Bennet, r.
NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Goetgen Henry, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Goetjen Anne (widow) , r. 1914 Taylor
Goetjen Arond F., janitor County and Probate Court,
r. cor Post and Sumpter Av
Goetjen Brothers (Charles and Frederick) , groceries
and liquors 1319 Sacramento
Goetjen Charles (Goetjen Brothers and Goetjen &
Bruse) , r. 917 Sacramento
Goetjen Frederick (Goetjen Brothers) , r. 1317 Sac
GOETJEN H. &J., groceries and liquors NE cor
Hyde and Jacksun
Goetjen Hi ury (Brickwedel & Goetjen), r. 424 Grove
Goetjen Henry (H. & J. Goetjen) , r. 1328 Jackson
Goetjen Herman, foreman S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. ItiOO Polk
Goetjen Jacob (H. & J. Goetjen) . r. 1328 Jackson
Goetjen Nicholas, fruitcauner, r. 1032 McAllister
Goetjen & Bruse (Charles Goetjen and Christian
Bruse) , groceries and liquors SW cor Clay and
Stockton
Goetter Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., r.NW
cor Humboldt and Vermont
Goettig John, laceweaver, r. 431 Stevenson, rear
Goetting Charles, musician, r. 1122 Howard
Goetz Andrew, porter E. A. Fargo & Co.,r.923Jii Tyler
Goetz Balthasar, wood and coal, 514 Union, r. 2 Jas-
per PI
Goetz Frederika (widow) , r. 3 Sonora PI
Goetz John C, carrier Abend Post r. 73 Brady
Goetz Julius, bookkeeper Feigeubaum & Co., r. G14
Sutter
Goetz Lawrence, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
2211 Powell
Goetz T.,cigarmaker and librarian San Fracisco Ver-
ein. r. G14 Sutter
Goetz William, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearny
Goetz William, bricklayer, r. 3 Jasper PI
Goetze Adolph, woodcarver, r. 21G Seventh
Goetzo Ens A., driver Eclipse Bakery, r. G24M Lomb
Goetze George, carrier S. F. Abend Post, r. 73 Brady
Goetze Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mont-
gomery and Union
Goetze John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 8 Sheridan
Goetze William, dairyman Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Va-
lencia
Goetze William, fresco painter Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 4 Laskie
Goewey, James M., r. 314 Turk
Goez Paul, liquor saloon, 533 Pacific
Goff Almon B., glazier Wilson & Brother, r. IIC Fell
Guff CalviL' W. , seaman, r. SE cor Spear and Harrison
Gofl' Charles P., attorney at law, office GOG Moutgom-
ei-y, room 24, r. 721 Vallejo
Goff Eva, domestic 2423 California
Goff Herbert W., baggage clerk Southern Pac R. R.
Depot, r. 784 Folsom
Goff John, groceries 123 Silver, r. 1121 Folsom
Giff Joseph, steward, r. 117 Drunim
Guff' Thomas J., assistant John M. Hinkle, r. 319 Bush
Goffrie Charles, musiiian, r. Commercial Hotel
Gogan Eliza Mrs., furnished rooms. 515 Pine
Gogan John, carriagetinisher Isaac Pollard, r. 515 Pine
Gogan W., printer, r. 515 Pine
Gu;^au William H. (Gogan & Marriner), r. 515 Pine
Gogan & Marriner (William H. Gogan and John V.
Marriner), coffee snloon, 1222 Market
Goger Charles, gas and ice machines, plumbing and
gasfittiug, 4 Ashburton PI, r. 309 Mason
Goger Kuuiguuda (widow), r. E s Dolores, iir Market
Goggin David (Lyman, Ratferty & Co.), r. SE cor Bry-
ant and California Av
GOGGIN EDMUND \V. (Francis, Valentine &
Co.), r. 62ti Twenty-third
Goggin E. K. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. G2G Twenty-third
Goggin James B., civil engineer, r. 2328 Folsom
Goggin John B., shoemaker U. W. C. Bout and Shoe
Co., r. E g Powell Av, nr Twenty-seventh
Goggin Richard H., teamster, r. 2G South Park
Goggin Walter W., bookkeeper Samuel W. Levy, r.
G2G Twenty-third
Gohlinghorst George J., liquor saloon, NE cor Ninth
and Brannan
Goibori Dennis, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Goimstad Anders, cabinetmaker, Andrew Frei, r. 21 M
Garden
Goine James, laborer, r. 13 Page
Golcher William, manager J: P. Clabrough .t Brother,
r. 924 Jackson
Gold Alexander, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
GOLD AND STOCK TELEGRAPH CO. of
California, George S. Ladd president, Andrew
White secretary, office 222 Sansom
Gold Bar Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co. Cal.) , O. D.
Squire secretary, office 331 Mont, room 28
Gold Bridget, domestic 937 Pacific
Gold Deposit Gold Mining Co., J. M. Buffington sec-
retary, office 309 California, room 4
Gold Hill Tunneling Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), Richard
Wegener secretary, office 414 California
Gold Peter F., longshoreman, r. Eureka House
Gold Stripe Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) , Abraham
Halsey secretary, offic^e 314 Montgomery
Goldaracena Michael, r. G19 Montgomery Av
Goldaracena Ramon, engineer, r. 4G7 Stevenson
Goldbeck Charles (Goldbeck & Lauinger), r. 356
Eleventh
Goldbeck & Lauinger (Charles Goldbeck and George
Lauinger) , junk dealers,9 Bruadway
Goldberg Aaron (J. W. Stumper & Co.) ,r. 225 Sixteenth
Goldberg Adolph, salesman Joseph Bremer H Co., r.
712 McAllister
Goldberg Charles,clerk Solomon Goldberg, r. 1925 How
Goldberg Daniel, tailor, r. 1423 Leavenworth
G"'dberg Davis, tailor, r. 200 Minna
Goldberg Jacob (L. Lebenbaum & Co.), r. 327 Larkin
Goldberg Joseph, clerk M. Goldberg & Co., r. 324 Kear
Goldberg M. & Co. (Lipman Sanger), pawnbrokers, 324
Keai'ny
Goldberg Max (M. Goldberg k. Co.), r. 617 Lombard'
Goldberg Philip, cigar peddler, r. 727 H McAllister
Goldberg Simon, tailur, r. 400 J<j Sixth
Goldberg Simon L., salesman Esberg, Bachman & Co.,
and (L. Auerbach & Co.) , r. cor Lomb and Leav
Goldberg Solomon, carpets and oilcloths, 933 Market,
r. 1925 Howard
Golde Christian, domestic 1119 Stockton
Golden A< re Nurserj-, William Patterson proptr, W s
San Bruno Road, nr Fifteenth Av Extension
GOLDEN AGE FLOURING MILLS., F. D.
Conro & Son proptrs, 717-721 Battery
BEAMISH has always on hand eveiy variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mcaatgomery St
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GOLDEX CHARIOT GOLD AXD SILVER
MIXING CO. (OwThee Co.: Idaho), John T.
MoGeoghegan secretary, office 318 Pine, room 13
Golden City Brewery, Gottleib Brekleproptr,1431 Pac
GOLUEX CITY CHEMICAL STORKS, H. P.
Wakelee manager, Asa W. Field secretary, cor
Seventh and Townsend, office 142 Montgomery
Golden City Feed and Manganese Mills, William
Bragg proptr, 522 Brannau
Golden City Hotel, John Gardener proptr, NE cor San
Bruno Road and Silver Av
Golden City Soap Factory, Edward Kelly proptr, NE
cor Greenwich and Webster
Golden City Straw Works, William H.Hill proptr,
733 Mission
Golden E. Mrs., janitress Lombard Street Primary
School
GOLDEN E.A^GLE HOTEL, Hartnett & Barry
proptrs, NW cor Broadway and Montgomery
Golden Edward, r. 60 Annie
GOLDEN ERA (weekly), J. M. Bassett propti-,
office 1)1.5 Commercial
Golden Gate Brewery, Charles Metzler proptr, 717
Greenwich
Goldeu Gate Consolidated Hydraulic Mining Co. (Yuba
Co., Cal.), John T. McGeoghegan secretary, office
318 Pine, room 13
Golden G:ite Driving Park, N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twentv-filth av.>
GOLDEN GATE FLOURING MILLS, Horace
; Davis & Co. proptrs, 41-49 First
I Goldeu Gate H:ill, 1622 Pu. ihc Av
1 Goldeu Gate Hide and Leather Co., Cahen Bros. & Co.
j proptrs. 43 Clav
GOLDEN GATE HOTEL, L. J. F. Schnutenhaus
\ proptr, 1.3i Fourth
I Golden Gate House, Bott ScLarsen proptrs, 206 Steuart
I Golden Gate House, Thomas Murray proptr, .510 Davis
I Golden Gate Laundry, M!.y& Bach jjroptrs. Sixteenth,
I bet Second Av and Valencia, office .'519 Dapont
t Golden Gate Livery and Sale Stable, John O'Kane
proptr, 140S Folsom
Golden Gate Match Factory, Morris Cohn & Co.
proptrs, cor Folsom and Thirteenth
; Golden Gate Mining Co. (Bodie, M(.>no Co., Col.), Otto
Metchke secretary, office 32s Montgomery, room 20
' Golden Gate Mining Co. (Utah), James Newman sec-
returv, office 200 Post
GOLDEN GATE MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIA-
TION, Otlo Esche secretary, office 320 Sausom,
I room 8
Golden Gate Park and Seal Rock Railroad Co., E. F.
Ohm secretary, office — Merchant
GOLDEN GATE PARK, entrance Baker, bet Oak
and Fell, commissioners' office Sate Deposit Build-
ing, 328 Montgomery, room 20
Goldeu Gate Plaster Mills, Lucas & Co. proptrs, 215-
217 Main
Golden Gate Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
John M. Buffington secretary, office 309 California
Golden George, tinsmith, r. 1037 Hyde
Golden James, bedmaker Oregon Lodging House, 641
Commercial
Golden James, shoemaker, r. NE cor Lilly At and La-
giina
Golden John, cosl passer stm Gussie Telfair, Main
St.Wharf
Golden John, hostler, r. cor O'Farrell and Scott
Golden John, laborer, r. 2006 O'Farrell
(iolden John, laborer New City Hall, r. 3 Alemany
Golden John W., undertaker John Gulden, r. 2iyTurk
Golden Joseph, tinsmith, r. 1637 Hyde
Golden Marg.iret (widow), r. 1637 Hyde
Goldeu Michael, r. 148 Dora
Golden Michael T., capitalist, r. 911 Post
Ooldtn Ophir Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.), J. M.
Buffington secretary, office 309 California, room 4
Golden Patrick J., laborer, r. .153 Clementina
Golden Robert, fireman stm San Vicente, r. 725 Bdwy
Goldeu Kulc Bazaar, Davis Brothers proptrs 718
Market and 41'.! Kearny
Golden Rule Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal), JC.
IluBsell secretary, office 432 Montgomery, room 5
Golden Star Mining Co. (Arizona), Joseph W. Morgan
si'-retary, office 318 Pine, rooms 32-;S4
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS' IRON
WORKS, W. L. Palmer president, 235-237 First
GOLDEN STATE MARKET, Stephen Di Vec
chio proptr, 871 Mission
Golden State Vinegar Works, Pohley Brothers proptrs'
125 Grove
Golden Sun Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.) , Joseph
Pentecost secretary, office 702 Market, room 2
Golden Terra Mining Co. (Black Hills, Dakota Ter.),
1 D. F. Verdenal secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stoc!v Ex-
change Building
I Golden Thomas (Golden & Copson), r. 530 Folsom
! Golden Thomas, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
i Twenty-seventh
I Golden Thomas, undertaker, 1248 Market, r. 219 Turk
: Golden Thomas H., painter, r. 219 Turk
j Golden Timothy J., hairdressing saloon, 650 Market,
I r. 913 Vallejo, rear
I Golden William, porter John Renz, r. 536 Jessie
Golden William, tinsmith Cutting Packing Co., r. 4
Willow Av
Golden William F., tinsmith, r. 6 Thompson Av
Golden & Copson (Thomas Golden and Benjamin
I Copson) , broom mauuls, 109 Clay
Goldenson Marks, engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 209Jj
Tenth
Goldfish B. (Wise & Goldfish, Santa Rosa) , office 33-35
Battery, r. 614 Sutter
Goldfust Johanna, domestic 751 Capp
Golding James Mrs. (widow), r. 164 Jessie
Golding Thomas, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. China
Goldman Albert H. (Goldman & Sons) , r. 1914 How
Goldman Alfred, clerk J. Morton & Co., r. 1807H Pine
Goldman Beuno, yeast powder manuf H.E. Bothin, r.
240 Clara
Goldman Bernhard, peddler, r. 1151 J^ Folsom
Goldman Isaac A. (Goldman & Sons) , r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Isaac W. (J. Goldman &^Co., Tulare), office-
209 Sansom, r. 411 Mason
Goldman Jacob, butcher, 56 Washington Market, r.
413 Mason
Goldman Jacob, fruitpeddler, r. Fourteenth Av, bet
N and P, South S. F.
Goldman Joseph, office 313 Montgomery, r. 1807 H Pine
Goldman Louis (Goldman & Sons), r. 1914 Howard
Goldman Marks L., clerk A. Kline, r. 216 Sixteenth
Goldman Max, stockbroker, office 422 Montgomery, r.
1757 Howard
Goldman Michael, dairyman Abram D. Miller, r. W s
San Bruno Road, near Silver Av
Goldman Samuel, clerk M. Rosenblum & Co., r. 30'J4
Park Av
Goldman Solomon, shoemaker, r. 30}^ Park Av
Goldman & Sons (I. A., A. H., and Louis Goldman),
dry goods, faucy goods and clothing, 216 Sixteenth
Goldmej-er Isaac, butcher Louis Goldmeyer, r. 425
Sixth
Goldmeyer Louis, market 307 Sixth, r. 425 Sixth
Goldrick Max(Aronsohn &Co. andl. Aronsohn k Co.),
r. 478 Jessie
Goldsberg Margaret (widow), r. 908 Powell
Goldschmidt Albert, bookkeeper, r. 623 California
Goldschmidt Henry, butcher A. Mayer, r. 410 Hayes
Goldschmidt Nathan, dry goods, 468 >2 Sixth
Goldsmith , r. cor Point Lobos Av and William
Goldsmith Abraham, r. 300 Sj Hayes
Goldsmith Abraham M., secretary S. F. Pioneer
Woolen Factory, office 115 Bat,r. 1709 Buchanan
Goldsmith Ada Miss, assistant Sanchez Street School,
r. 029 Geary
Goldsmith Auson, r. 1020 Post
Goldsmith Bernard, bookkeeper Baner, Tobriner h
Co., r. 18 Hampton PI
Goldsmith Bernard, staple and fancy goods, 901 Mar-
ket, r. 1312 Jackson
Goldsmith Bertha Miss, assistant Greenwich Street
Primary School, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Charles, clerk, r. 217 Minna
Goldsmith Daniel, clerk, r. 625 Stevenson
Goldsmith E., traveling agent, r. 300 J4 Hayes
Goldsmith Edwin S. (William E. Goldsmith k Bon),
r. 26 Montgomery
Goldsmith Esther Miss, principal Lobos Avenue
School, r. 62'.) Geary
Goldsmith Gaston, r. 2619 Clay
Goldsmith George, crockery and tinware, 1411 Polk,
r. 2619 Clay
Goldsmith Gustave, clerk City and County Recorder's
Office, r. 104 Eighth
Goldsmith Harris, r. 625 Stevenson
Goldsmith Henrietta, domestic 1016 Van Ness Av
Goldsmith Isjiac, meat inspectoi', r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith John N., bookkeeper John Molloy, r. 1525
Tyler
BULLOCK & JONXS, 105 Montfi:omery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
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Goldsmith Jonathan G., bookkeeper, r. 355 First
Goldsmith Joseph, master mariner, r. 1525 Tyler
Goldsmith J. S., clerk, r. 217 Minna
Goldsmith Julius, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 1018
Post
Goldsmith Julius, salesman Samuel Leszynaky &
Bro., r. 719 Eddy
Goldsmith Julius R., clerk, r. 429 Bush
Goldsmith Lee, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
70!) O'Farrell
Goldsmith Louis, r. 801 Larkin
Goldsmith Louisa Miss, irouer, r. 328 Jessie
Goldsmith Lyon, peddler, r. 910 Geary
Goldsuuth M. (widow) . r. 1022 Leavenworth
Ooldsmith O. E., clerk Nevada Bank of San Francisco,
r. 35.'i First
Goldsmith Oliver, clerk Thomas Jennings, r. 1525
Tyler
Goldsmith Philip G., machinist Jonathan Kittredge,
r. 232 Mission
Goldsmith Kosa (widow) , r. 300 'j Hayes
Goldsmith Rose Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
8cho>l, r. 629 Geary
Goldsmith Rosine, fruits and confectionery, NW cor
O'Farrell and Larkin
Goldsmith Samuel, clirk, r. 625 Stevenson
Goldsmith Simon, glazier, 939 Folsom
Goldsmith Simon, ladies' and gents' furnishing goods,
250 Third, r. 18 Hampton PI
Goldsmith Solomon (A. B. Elfelt & Co.) , r. 1018 Post
Goldsmith Susie Miss, r. i Vincent
Goldsmith William E. (William E. Goldsmith & Son),
r. '.'015 Fillmore
COL.DSM1TH VVLLIililM E. & SON (Edwin S.
Gold-smith) , card and seal engravers, '20 Mont
Goldsmith Wilson P., r. 307 Bartlett
Goldstein , compositor Bunnard k Daly, r. 340
Turk
Goldstein Abraham, fringemaker A. Colombat, r,
4315; Tehama
Goldstein Amelia Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 813 Tyler
Goldstein A. S. merchant, r. 813 Tyler
Goldsteiu Bernard M., fringemaker A. Colombat, r.
431 ?4 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Goldstein Bertie Miss, dressmaker, r. 7'26 Mission
Goldsteiu David (Kutner & Goldstein), r. 20 Turk
Goldstein Elias, capitalist, r. 13 Harriet
Goldstein Emanuel L. (B. Dreyfus & Co.), r. 9'20 Van
Ness Av
Goldstein Esther (widow), r. 510 Jessie
Goldstein Eva Mrs., cloaks and dresses, 828 Market, r.
Westminster House
Goldstein H. & Co. (J.K. Hay), candies, 215 Kearny
Goldstein Hannah, domestic 1610 Post
Goldstein Henry P.(H. Goldstein & Co.) , r. 510 Jessie
Goldstein Hirim P., r.562 Minna
Goldstein Hyman, eal^man Mrs. Eva Goldstein, r.
614 Sutter
Goldstein Isaac, expressman, 24 Sansom, r. 1202 Turk
Goldsteiu Jacob H., manuf ladies' and children's
wear, 125 Sansom, r. 11 Seventh
Goldstein Julius, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 562 Minna
Goldstein Leon (Goldstein & Kernan), r. 119 Turk
Goldstein Louis, clerk, r. .562 Minna
Goldstein Louis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Goldstein Maurice, upholsterer J. W. Burnham & Co.,
r. 813 Tyler
Goldstein Michael B., r. 510 Jessie
Goldstein Peter, ladies' underwear, 562 Minna
Goldstein Richard, waiter Palace Hotel
Goldstein Rose (widow), r. 4313* Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Goldstein Samuel, r. 212 Sutter
Goldstein Samuel, compositor, r. 303 J^ Turk
Goldsteiu Simon (Goldstein & Cohn), r. 17 Stock PI
Goldstein William, clerk B. Dreyfus & Co.. r. 920
Van Ness Av
Goldstein & Cohn (Simon Goldstein and Hermann
Cohn), importers human hair, 812 Market
Goldstein & Kernan (Leon Goldstein and John C.
Keruan) , lamps and fancy goods, 19 Belden
Goldstone Charles, r. 1628 Sutter
Qoldstone Daniel, collector Feigenbaum k Co., r. 025
Stevenson
Goldstone Jacob, clothing, 902 Dupont, r. 811 Jackson
Goldstone John B. (Starbird & Goldstouei, r. 1051
Howard
Goldstone Julia (widow), r. 1123 Post
Goldstone Kaufman, waiter Market Stri^et Restaurant,
r. 815 Pacific
Goldstone L. P., mining engineer, r. 1712 Sacramento
Goldstone Mitchell, importer gents' furnishing goods,
2 Battery, r. 705 O'Farrell
Goldstone Moses, clerk Jacob Goldstone, r. 811 Jack
Gold.stone Rebecca (widow), r. 815 Pacific
Goldstone Richard, waiter, r. 1130 Pacific
Goldstone Richard Mrs., teacher music, r. 1130 Pacific
Goldstone Samuel, salesman Feigenbaum & Co., r.
625 Stevenson
Goldthwaite Alfred, carrier Evening Bulletin
GoUlthwaite Alfred, commission merchant, r. 1409
Jackson
Goldtree Nathan (Goldtree Brothers, San Luis Obis-
po ami San Miguel) . and wool and grain commis- |
sion merchant, office 23-25 Battery, r. 930 Eddy
Goldwater Benjamin, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, 120 Sutter 1
Goldwater J. k Brother (Michael Goldwater), mer-
chants (Ehrenberg &Prescott, Arizona), office 111 ^
Batterv |
Goldwater Joseph (J. Goldwater & Brother), r. 905 j
Market
Goldwater Mark, tailor, r. 134 Folsom 1
Goldwater Michael (J. Goldwater & Brother), r. 716
O'Farrell i
Goldwire James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 140 Minna |
Gole O. E., deckhand tug Rabboui, Folsom St. Wharf |
Gollardo Maggetti, miller C. R. Splivulo. r. 7 Pollard PI
GoUer Henry (Goller &. Donlau) , r. 211 Second
Goller John C., cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., r. 6
Lilly Av
GOLLER & DOIVL.AN (Henry Goller, and Thomas
S. Donlan), wine and billiard saloon, SW cor .
Kearny and Bush ,
GoUin Walter W., underwriter Transatlantic Marine
Ipsur.ince Co. (Berlin), office 311 Cal, r.2212 Cal !
Gollings George C. carpenter, r. S s Columbia, bet i
Church and Sanchez I
Gollon John, tailor, r. '23 Ellis |
Golly Ambroise, watchmaker and jeweler, 301 Mont- !
gomery Av, r. 520 Filbei;^ |
Golly Auguste, watchmaker Abraham Andrews, r. 520 I
Filbert I
Golly John B. (John B. Golly *= Co.), r. 1715 Stockton i
GOLliY JOHN B. Si CO., publishers, booksel-
lers, and importers, 31 Kearny
Golly Joseph. hiiirJressing saloon, 1203 DujKint, r.
1619 3^ Dupont
Golly Leon (Golly & Dhl), r. Oakland
Golly& Uhl (Leon Golly, and George Uhl), stock-
brokers, office 4'29 California
Goltermann Herman, importer perfumeries, soaps,
brushes, and fancy goods, 120 Sutter, r. Oakland
Goltzene Christian, cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manufacturing Co., r. 121 Park Av
Gomez Ampara (widow) , r. 12 Union PI
Gomez Antonio F., messenger U. S. Navy Pay Office,
r. 609 Jones
Gomez Edward, driver Megilligan & Clark, r. San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Gomez Frank, cook, r. 426 Union, rear
Gomez James, porter City and County Hospital, E 8
Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Gomez John F., carpenter, r. '25 Oak
Gomez Joseph, fisherman, r. S s Union, nr Battery
Gomez Maria Miss, buttonholemaker, r. 12 Union PI
Gomez Pedro, seaman Pacific Mail 8. S. Alaska
Gomez Rafael, Mexican Rifles Armory, 1524 Stockton
Gomez Thomas A., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Gomez Trinidad, buttonholemaker Leon Lemos, r. 12
Union PI
Goncalves Manuel, shoemaker, 612 Post
Goudouin Alexander, cook Lick House, r. 211 Second
Gondre Camile, cook Poodle Dog Restaurant, r. 704
Jackson
Gondre Fulgence, waiter Poodle Dog Restaurant, r.
445 Bush
Gonor Thomas, tinsmith, r. 2204 Powell
Gentz Mary E., r. 1301 Sacramento
Gonyeau John B., superintendent building depart-
ment The Real Estate Associates, office 230 liont-
gomery, r. 1933 Stevenson
Gonzales Francisco, porter, r. 30 Ohio
Gonzales Francisco, seaman, r. 415 Drumm
Gonzales Gross, porter Conrad Troell, r. 15 Vall^o
Gonzales John A., mariner, r. 606 Mission
Gonzales Joseph, fisherman, r. 23 Vatlejo
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Gvuzales Ma::-ael. ccni:: : sit r. r. -5*1 Vallejo
Gonx<-s Xicolc. ifhir^ir. r. 23 Vallejo
Gc'Ti raliz *lZ.x::li . s^s" tn. r, 52S TiU^jo
Gonxalez Dlei:. . i:i-s:c;an St. Aiin's Best, r. 134 Green
G-onzilez r> -- ■^- > -i&. «tate. 73? Martet. r. 709 Pelk
GiJiiz^ez Jch-!i. hiri-<;.-r::i.£"£er Main S vrinchester. r.
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G-.x - jirrper X. Grange, r. ISOT Lieav
Gi>;^ = - r. l'X'7 Leavenwv: rth
Gcicd D. I'., tear keeper A. Pretti, r. SW cor Jackson
and Bnctanan
Gccd. Ge^-rge, machinist Eisdon I. and I_ Works, r.
a Clementina
Gocd Gev-Tge. •wsj-ehonsciuan. r. 12A? California
GvXhl HsTTj C. ,G.»i i Ronev . r. 611 Taylor
Good J;hn' bootmaker U. W. C. Bcmt and Shoe Co., r.
E 5 Vilrncia. nr T-s-enty-Sitb
Good John, capitalist, r. 611 Taylor
Good John, carpenter D. A. ilacdonald i Co., r. 433
First
•3-: : i 7:'zj:i E-. bC'ilennaker. r. 13 Bcardman PI
.> ; : - J. . -rt, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer i Sles-
;:i-^-r. r. 454 ifinna
G; -i Sj__z^!. ir^.hinist Soiithern Pac. B. B. Co., r.
GOOD <v RONTTT Harrv C. Good and James
'7-- --- " -V ind San Francisco Ex-
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G; ; ; -e andr. 1106 Kearny
U-. .-. i-trrkins Jc Co.i.r. SEcor
: : : -e
G;.:. :der, r. 20 Clara
Gx 1-- ^ .— :. - i.:. Perkins i Co.i. r. 2330 Miss
G.-C'Iili Er-rv. rtSir -■.Td-iir Standard Theater
GOODAI.L' PERKrXS «Si CO. iChirles Good-
Perki-^ tnd Biwin Gc-c-dall ' , agents
I- - . S. Co.. pr<3r Ti TTi^ t c ats. and agents
- Water for siiippi-Ls, office 10 ilar-
V ^e Mrs., r. 523 Kearny
-sido-w) , r. 17C«5 Stockton
-r:' lic-Drer Pioneer White Leal Works, r.
_ii.er:ial
-_-_i:e -s-idow' , saleswoman Ho-we 'Hvk:ine
;.,.-. 1144 H-'wari
Goodenoosh Alexander, mechanic, r. ItVK Jones
Goodenonsh Horseshoeing Society (Ccnnelly, Xye k
€<:. . 177 Je>^ie
G .>liei; -s- Ml ti-1. Isl-rrrr. r. 13 Lerov PI
€K>ODFELXOW TTECLIAM S., attorney at law,
office'- _ r. i-'akland
Goodf rier . at her. r. 242 Sntter
Go'i-if rier . L ^^reper Lightntr Jc Wedeles.r.
> llT_r- E:£le. c;ninctor, r. 1210 Larkin. rear
. -_ - - ; A. Mr?., r. j21S Larkin
J .:. -T .'ijnes W.. isiryzii&n. r. l-'j? Gearv
' : -ur ri...:_s^ H. c^^r-. ri.X6T. r. tir Ei-venth
- .: Zl-rin J.. ii:ts:_i:. I ~i.^_ :rls, r. 328 Geary
-: > :]iacLi^^t I. 1. Works
- -"::_-■ r:ir.k. jrlnt-: ::on
-T. -_. -^.r.-t, eng-;:. ?.. B.,r. 311 Stock
froodmg Harry, sxe^tzd =t_ ^ii^Lii.d, Oikland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Gooding William, engineer Sarer St. B. E., r. 311
Stockton
Gooding WUliain A., porter WeUs, Fargo k Co.^. 311
Stocktcm
Goodkind Abraham, salesman Fechhetmer, Good-
kind i to., r. 1-516 Larkin
Gcc^ikiLi K-r-rv (Fechheimer, Goodkind k Co.), r.
". :i
G '.': . -m, f-omiBhing goods, 809 Market, r.
Go>dm&u Aoraijam, pawnbroker 414 Eeaniy, r. 1428
Ellis
Goodman Adele (widow) , r. 412 Poet
Goodman Adolph, club room, 119 Post, r. 1018 Geary
Goodman Benjamin F., clerk William Hessler, r. 1024
Stcckton
Goodman Charles S., with J. t P. K. Hanna, r. 109 Mont
Goodman David (Hart k Gcodman 1 , r. 1118 Sntter
G-xxiniin Ellen, domestic Es Franklin, bet Gearrand
Fc-st
Goodii.an i ritcU. tanner Lagrma Tannery, r. cor Ge-
ts via arid rnicE
GOODMAX GEORGE:, snpt. Cal. Artificial Stone
Paving Co.. office liO Montgomery, r. Oakland
Gocdn-an Harris, tailor, r. i'^ siiirley
Goodman Harry, cook 6. F. Latmdry, Eddy, bet FiU-
luv re ind Steiner
Goodnian HcTnian, clerk S. Goodman, r. 433 Clem
Goc"diuan Herman B.. yankee notions, 1100 Market, r.
433 Clementina
Goodman Isaac, pcrter Oppenheimer i Bro., r. 519
Stv>ckton
Goodman Isaac, salesman M. Franklin & Bro,. r. 4J1
Fell
Goodman J. (widow) . r. 1127 Tyler
Goodman James H.. office 116 J-*id, r. Kapa City
Goodman Jonas, pr.-dnce dealer, r. 1425 Piue
Goodman Joseph ; Haasman i Goodman ) , r. 212 Van
XessAv
Goodman Joseph T. (Crowlev & Goodman), r. Palace
Hotel
Goodman Louis , Oppenheimer Bros. ), r. 1719 Suttei
Goodman Louis, collector, r. 25 Morton
Goodman Marcos, tailor, r. 255 Perry
Goodman Mary (widow), r. SE cor Page aud Ba-
fhanan
Goodman Mairrice, liquor Baloon 702 Mission, r. 4;i3
Xitor-a
Goodman Mcrris, tailor 110 Seventh
Goodman Moritz. tailor Si's Dupont, r. 9 St->ckton PI
Goodman Moses, waiter King Street House
Goodman Eachel , widow, . r. 14.'9 Post
Goodman Sarah (widow s r. 19 Harriet
Goodman Solomon B., clerk Herman B. Goodman, r.
433 Clenenttna
Goodman S-->phia •'widows, r. 6 Clementina
GOODMAA T. H. , general passenger and ticket
agei^t Centrai Pac. B. B., office >E cor Fourth
and Tcwiisend. ivxm 19, r. Palace H. tel
Goodman Theodore, clerk Triest & Friedlander. r.
1429 Pest
Goodmansen Andrew, master mariner, r. 23 Alta PI
GoodmansLn George, seaman, r. 236 Steaart
Goodmanson lawrence, master mariner, r. 617 3? Lin-
den Av
Goc'dnongh Algernon M., piano and mnsicdealer 34
OTarrell
Gt-odnotigh John, steward stm El Capitrn, Oikland
Ferrv. r. 2J4 Dramm
Goc^rich Clara E.. Miss. r. 1329 Leavenworth
Goodrich H. C. mailing clerk Post-office, r. 574 Fol
Goodrich J. King, civil engii.eer Hid mining secre-
tary, office 49 Nevida Block, r. Oakland
Goodrich J jhn H., carriagemaker 110-112 Oregon, r.
615 I niton
frx-dri ii Mary 1 widow . r. 63 ^inna
GOODRICH TATLOR, importer of stoves and
rir.^are, ani ag^riit Ma^ee ranges 22 Geary, r. 703
P: rt
Goodrid^e Joseph, carpenter V. S. Mint, r. 143^
Sherman
Goodrcun Frank W., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
45 Twelfth
Goodrom George, master mariner, r. 45 Twelfth
Goodrum William, assayer, r. 45 Twelfth
Goods Thomas, fcandrvman. r. 32 Minna
GoodsellD. C. M., proptr Hodgkin's Wharf, foot L,
Soath S. F., r. 42;* First
Goodshaw Vinin'f Co. ( Mono Co., Cal. ) , Victor Fern-
bach secretary, office 9-10 S. F. Stock Exchange
Bonding
Goodspeed P. S., teamster Michael J. Hydeiiff, r.
2210 Fillmore
Goodstin Abraham, expressman, r. 31 Linden
Goodstlne Isaac, drsyii^n 24 Sansom, r. E s Willow
Av, bet Ttirk and BucLanan
Goodwin Adclph P., r. IX-o Powell
Gocdw.n Albert T.. p iK-man City Hall, r. 404 Grove
Goodwin .Uphonso, carriak-e driver, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodwin Benjamin, r. 232'; Fillmore
Goodwin BenjanUn F.. carptrnter, r. 125 Seventh
Goodwin Charles, pjrk XJicker, 15 Centre Market, r.
2»;20 Bosh
Gocdwin (Carles H., treasurer Baldwin's Theatre, r.
325 3^ Gearr
Goodwin C. W., r. 2 Park PI
Gcodwin Frank, carpenter, r. 1'25 Seventti
Gt6odwin Frederick, stevedore, r. 47 Clementina
2w-.LCC2 « JONES, 105 Montgonisiy Street. laportars Dent's Walking Gloves.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 71G Eeamy'St, opposite the Plaza.
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Goodwin George, porter, r. 7 Milt-R PI
Goodwin Harry O., builder, r. ITU Eddy
Goodwiu James, -wbiiimaker Keystone Whip Co., r.
2(;29 Mission
Goodwin JameH H., r. 1200 Market
Goodwin Jamea P. (Goodwin & Co.), r. 13ia Taylor
Goodwin Jennie C. Mrs., ladies' underwear, 125
Seventh
Goodwin Julius, teamster John T. Smythe, r. 7 Val-
eni'ia
Goodwin Louis, r. 110 Fourth
GOODWIN' SI. Si CO., importers, and vrholesale
wines and liquors, 407 Battery
Goodwiu Mary (widow) , r. 9tJ2 Mission
Goodwin Mary A. (widow), r. 1140 Howard
Goodwin Michael (M. Goodwin & Co.),r. 5<;4>^ Bryant
Goodwiu Moses A., locksmith, r. 7 Miles PI
Goodwin Oliver H., r. 123.J Market
Goodwin Terrence, hostler Ckmeutina St. Stable, r. 14
Clementina
Goodwin Thaddeus P., lumber surveyor Pier 10
Sieuart, r. 41 Eleventh
Goodwin Thomas, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich,
nr San.som
Goodwin Thomas, teamster, r. 18 Bryant. Av
Goodwin William, captain schr Granger, r. 30 Fred-
erick
Goodwin William C. L., builder, r. 1224 Eddy
Goo(!win William S., bookkeeper, r. 1224 Eddy
GOODWIN Si CO. (James P. Goodwin and Georf?e
W. Britton) , importers and manufs furniture
and bedding, 313-a21 Pine
Goody John E., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 328
Geary
Goodyear James, clerk Alfred Berg, r. 1144 Market
GOODYEAR RVBBER CO., R. H. Pease Jr.
and S. M. Painyon agents, .577-579 Market
Goodyear Watson A., civil and mining engineer, office
216 Bush, room 10
Gookenheimer Marks, butcher Samuel Solomon, r.
1713 Buchanan
Gooker Nicholas, laborer, r. 126 Gilbert, rear
Goold Edmond L., attorney at law, office 509 Kearny,
r. Grand Hotel
Goold Edmond L. Jr., salesman Parrott & Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Goold. See Gould
Goonan Margaret (widow), r. 107 Eighth
Goor C. A., r. 1115 Clay
Gootzman Matthew, cook Thomas M. Holt, r. 13 Sat
Gopcevich Joseph, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Gopecivich Chris, conductor Central R. R.
Gopecivich Robert, conductor Central R. R.
Gopinpi John, dairyman Bernard Miossi, r. N s Lom-
bard, nr Franklin
Goram Richard, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
Goravin Anni,-, domestic 1353 Post
Gorby William, painter Frank C. Gilmore. r. 422 Com-
mercial
Gordan Bros. (Jacob and Robert) , merchant tailors,
627 Commercial
Gordan Jacob (Gordan Bros.) , r. 627 Commercial
Gordan Robert (Gordan Bros.), r. C27 Commercial
Gordon , bartender, r. 102 Jlinna
Gordon Albert S., cooper, r. 417 Main
Gordon Alexander C, r. 1028 Larkin
Gordon Amherst P., carpenter, r. 718 Natoma
Gordon Bernard, leather factor, 312 Eighth
Gordon Bernard E., clerk Sherman, Hyde & Co., r. 312
Eighth
Gordon Charles, ropemaker A. S. Hallidie, r. 823 Bat
Gordon Charles W., book and job printer, 320 Siinsom
and 419 Sacramento, r. 438 Hayes
Gordon C. Powell, mining secretary, office 23 Nevada
Block, r. 1522 California
Gordon Daniel, marblecutier John Daniel & Co., r.
527 Geary
Gordon David P., mining, r. 8^5 Mission
Gordon Elden H., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r.
2U4 Sixteenth
Gordon Ellen Miss, r. 541 Hayes
Gordon Florence (widow) , r. 708 McAllister
Gordon F. P., r. 416 Fulton
Gordon Frank L.. clerk Charles P. Gofi', r. 727 Vallejo
Gordon George, butcher, r. 5 Bowen's Block, Railroad
Av, South S. F.
Gordon George, laborer, r. 23 White PI
Gordon George F.. attorney at law, office 38 Nevada
Block, r. 730 Fulton
Gordon George P., r. Lick House
Gordon George W., attomty at law, office 320 Sansom,
room 19, r. Oakland
Gordon Georgia (widow) , r. i Chestnut Alley
Gordon G. G., extraman Engine No. 2, 8. F. F. D., r.
720 Mi.«.siou
Gori'ion Harry G.. salesman Renton, Holmes & Co., r.
W B Seventh, nr Harrison
Gordon Henry, bookbinder, r. 447 M Third
Gordon Henry, longshoreman C. E. Haseltice
G..rdon Hi nry A., laborer, r. 112 Tehama
Gordon Henry E., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 828 Howard
Gordon Jacob M., expres'man, r. 1929 Howard
Gordon James, r. 217 Minna
Gordon James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. 8. .Alaska
Gordon James E. (James E. Gordon & Co.), r. Oak-
land
GORDON JAMES E. Si CO., hardware mer-
chants, 8-10 Front, and 254- '^.56 Mar'i.(t, and
proptrs Pac. Chain Works, cor Iowa and Yuba
Gordon J. C, r. 321 Pacific
Gordon Jo, mining, office 320 Sansom, room 19, r. 228
Montgomery Av
Gordon -John, carpenier, r. 946 Howard
Gordon John, clerk Frederick Smith, r. 247 Eighth
Gordon John, laborer, r. North German House
GortiL.n John, packer Adam H. Murphy, r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
Gordon John, tinsmith, r. 102 Minna
Gordon John, watchmaker J. W. Tucker & Co., r. 1
Middle
Gordon John H,, r. 102Minra
Gordon John J., chemist, r. Montgomsry's Hotel
Gor":on Joseph, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Gordon Laura DeForce Mrs., student Clara S. Foltz,
r. 82 Montgomery Block
Gordon Lennox, cigarmaber Aaron Meyer, r. 312
Eighth
Gordon Louisa (widow) , r. 1615 Laguna
Gordon Jlartin, bricklayer, r. NE cor Ninth and Stev
Gordon N. Henry, bookkeeper Home Mutual Insur-
ance Co., r. Oakland
Gordon Nicholas W., clerk S. B. Boswell & Co., r.910}i
Pine
Gordon Noah M., proptr Maine Lodging House, 616
Kearny, and Waido Lodging House, 733 Market,
and fiirni.<hed rooms, 1521 Sacramento
Gordon Patrick, paver Omnibus R. R., r. 527 Geary
Gordin Patrick, plumber William L. Daniel, r. 527
Geary
Gordon Patrick, teamster, r. 6 Elm Av
Gordon Patrick, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Gordon Richard, shoemaker, r. NE cor Gough and
Jackson
Gordon Robert, accountant, r. 657 Howard
Gord n Samuel, r. 528 Folsom
Gordon Samuel, coke department S. F. Gas Light Co.
Gordon Samuel A., wholesale and retail cigar-s and
tobacco, 842 Market, r. 432 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Gordon S.arah Mrs., janitress Powell Street Primary
School, r. 4 Verona PI
Gordon Sheldon 8., janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 406
Vall'jo
Gordon Stephen, shoemaker, r. 527 Geary
G rdon Thomas, r. 422 Van Ness .^v
Gordon Thomas H. (Gordon v^c Cory), r. 9 Franklin
Gordon W. B., second lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
t". S. A., and post adjutant and treasurer. Fort
Point
Gordon William, laborer, r. 142 Folsom
Gord.-n William, porter C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 1
Middle
Gordon William G., marblecutter John Daniel & Co.,
r. 2941 Clay
Gordon William H., seaman U. S. stm Shubrick, r.
62.'. Davis
Gordon & C<'ry (Thomas H. Gordon, and B. B. Cory)
proptrs Tattersall's Livery tJtables, 1615 Market
Gordon. See Gorton
Gore Benjamin B., commission merchant and com-
mercial broker, 412 Clay, r, Oakland
Gore GeiTge A., r. 1114 Post
Gore John C, collector Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 435 Bryant
Goreon George, cook, r. 715 Howard
Gcrevan James, jiorter John Parri tt, r. 1825 Clay
Gorevan James J. (Dodge & Gorevan), r. 1825 Clay
Gortinkel Aaron, dry goods, 462 Sixth
Gorfinkel William, burber, 420 Sixth
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Gorgan Frederick, laborer, r. 124 Fouith, rear
Gorgau Patrick, plasterer, r. 541 J<i Natoma
Gorham Daniel, cashier Naval Office, Custom House,
r. lO'if) (Jlay
Gorham George C, secretary U. S. Senate, Washing-
ton, D. C, r. 220 Sau Jose Av
Gorham George C. Jr., attorney at law, r. Blundell
House
Gorham Manufacturing Co. (New York), silversmiths,
brancli (ilhcc 120 Sotter, rooms 1-20"
Gorham Michael C, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Jessie and Annie, r. 187 Jessie
Gorham Patrick, clerk Michael C. Gorham, r. NWcor
Jessie and Annie
Gorham Sherwood F., clerk, r. 1 Fifth
Gorham Valentine, laborer, r. G70}^ Clementina
Gorham Wesley T., shiijping clerk Jones k Co., r.
2126 Filbert
Gorham William H.. clerk banking departmentWella,
Fargo k Co., r. 1 Filth
Gorham William J., carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 2031 Mis
Gorhcy Mary Miss, cook 131G Taylor
Gorie James (Weed & Gorie) , r. i.iO Stevenson
Gorin C. M., clerk forwarding department Wells, Far-
go k Co., r. 235 Kearny
Giirity James, seaman, r. 2.38 Steuart
Gorla Peter (Govla k Pozzi), r. 2005 Stoek'ton
Gorla & Pozzi (Peter Gorla and Peter Pozzi), liquor
saloon, :M0l4 Montgomery Av
Gorley Hugh A., capitalist, office with Edwards &
Irvine, r. SW cor Sacramento and Devisadero
Gorlier Mary, furnished rooms, 702 Powell
Giirm;in Andrew J., foreman Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 251 '2 Clementina
Gorman Bridget, donnstic 830 O'Farrell
Gorman Catherine (wiilow), r. 820 Valle.jo
Gorman Delia, shirtmaker, r. 40;! Minna
Goriniin Dennis, engineer tug Tiger, r. 539 Howard
Gorman Dennis, laborer, New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 5 flansch
Gorman Edward B., salesman, r. 303 O'Farrell
Gorman Ellen (widow), r. N s Cortland Av, bet Cal-
ifornia and Prospect avs
Gorman Hannah, domestic 916 O'Farrell
Gorman Henry, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Valencia
Gorman James, engineer, (537 Fulton
(iorman James, stevedore, r. 313 Folsom
Gorman James, fireman stm City of Stockton, r. 2
First
Gorman James B., finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. G03 Turk
Gorman J. B. Mis?, assistant South S. F. School, r.
771 Mission
Gorman John, clerk, r. 277 Stevenson
Gorman John, conductor Central R, R.,r. 214)^ Sixth
Gorman John, l;d)orer, r. 821 Filbert, rear
(Jorman John, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Gorman John, liquor saloon, 100 Hayes
Gorman John Jr., tinsmith, r. 821 Filbert, rear
Gorman John T., finisher Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 1010 Jessie
Gorman Joseph, laborer, r. 228 Minna
Gorman Kate E. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 148 Sixth
Gorman Ijawrence, hostler, r. Creedmore House
Gorman M. (widow) , lodgings, 523 O'Farrell
Gorman Malachi, laborer, r. 9 White PI
Gorman Margaret (widow), r. 43 Natoma
Gorman Martin, boilermakerEisdon 1. andL. Works, r
3 Simpson PI
Gorman Martin, clerk Mary Gorman, r. 223 Folsom
Gorman Mary (widow), r. 251}^ Clementina
Gorman Mary (widow), groceries, 223 Folsom
Gorman Mary E. Miss, assistant St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 251k' Clementina
Gorman Michael, r. 3051 Sixteenth
Gorman Michael, cardcleaner, r. 418 Broadway
Gorman Michael, carpenter, r. Twenty-uiuth, nr
Sanchez
Gorman Michael, oysterman Soloman Tesmore
Gorman Michael, real estate, r. NE cor California and
Cortland avs
Gorman Michael J., carpenter, r. 311 Clementina
Gorman Owen, policemnn City Hall, r. 815 Jessie
Gorman Patrii-k, r. 139 Townsend
Gorman Patrick, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo
Gorman Patrick, teamster Lavilla Brothers, r. 5
Heron
Gorman Peter, real estate, r. 312 Lilly Av
Gorman Simon, cupolaman .Etna Iron Works, r. 315
Folsom
Gorman Susan, domestic 804 McAllister
Gorman Thomas, brushmaker John A. Ford, r. N a
Cortland Av, nr California Av
Gorman Thomas, farmer, S s Mission Bead, nr Lake
Merced, Ocean Beach
Gorman Thomas, stonecutter, r. 9 Park Av
Gorman W J., principal South S. F. School, r. 148
Sixth
Gormley George, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 202 Second
Gormley Isabella Miss, r. 40 Clara, rear
Gormley Eate Miss, dressmaker, r. 31G Seventh
Gormley Michael, cook, r. 509 Washington
Gormley Michael, laborer, r. 31G Seveutn
Gormley Michael, mason, r. 12 Heron
Gormley Stephen, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Goruur Charles, waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. 29 Jessie
Gorocco Josepli, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Gorond Jean, real estate, r. 708 Commercial
Gorr Charles Mrs., r. 1218 Folsom
Gorrigau Hannah, domestic G19 Eddy
Gorrill Charles H., president Pacific Bridge Co., office
4 California, r. Oakland
Gorrill Richard W., treasurer Pacific Bridge Co., office
4 California, r. 1221 Washington
Gorringe John, exxiressmau, r. 1413 Hyde
Gorringe Rosa, domestic 1413 Hyde
Gorrsan Christian, laborer, r. 5 August Alley
Gorsig Henry, liquor saloon, 113 Davis
Goselan Seraphim, shoemaker Edward Lanouette, r.
711 Folsom
Goseu Henry, expressman, SW cor Clay and Dupont,
r. 811 Filbert
Gosland Thomas, painter, r. 23 Sherwood PI
Gosland William, messenger Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 23 Sherwood PI
Gosliner Aaron, cigars and tobacco, r. 109M Austin
Gosliuer Aaron S., butcher Jacob Goldmann, r. 425
Green
Gosliner Adrian, cigarmaker I. S. Rosenbaum k Co.,
r. 124 Olive Av
Gosliner Samuel, butcher, r. 425 Green
Gosliner Samuel, cigarmaker I. S. Rosenbaum k Co.,
r. 124 Olive Av
Gosling Elizabeth, ladies' nurse, r. 10 Verona PI
Gosling George N., salesman Altschul, Seller & Co.,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Gosling James, areliitect, r. 47 Third
GOSLIIVG .JOSEPH, architect, 608 Market and 9
Post, r. 1399 O'Farrell
Goslinsky E. & Co. (George Brownstein), manufs ci-
gars and importers tobacco, 219-221 Battery
Goslinsky Elias (E. Goslinsky & Co.), r. 1222 Geary
Gosnell William B., hostler Daniel W.Moore, r. 271
Minna
Goss A. F., timekeeper Palace Hotel
Goss Jacob, r. 1123 Twenty-first
Goss John, upholsterer, r. 5G5 Stevenson
Goss John, attorney at law, office 402 Montgomery
Goss John R., merchant, r. 110 Kearny
Goss Joseph, carpenter, r. 211 !^ Turk
Goss Leonard ((toss^^ Adams), r. 2 Sonoma
Goss M. & Co. (Domiuick Roberts), poultry, 510 San
Goss Martha, domestic 028 Eddy
Goss Michael (M. Goss & Co.), r. W 8 Hartford, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Goss Michael, dairyman Kenuison& Bruce, r. Ws Sau
Bruno Road, near Twenty-eighth
Goss Peter, r. 793 Mission
Goss William, plivsician, r. 310 Stockton
GOSS «.Si ADAMS (Leonard Goss and Horace Ad-
ams) , foundry and machine works, 114-116 Beale
Gosselin Elhauan W., carpenter, r. 3 Rausoh
Gossman G., teacher languages, r. .530 Ellis
Gossman Thomas (Thomas Gossman & Co.), r. 11
Dale PI
Gossman Thomas & Co., scenic artists, 861 Market
Go.sson Annie Miss, r. 307 Jones
Gosou Patrick, agent David Brady, r. 144 Perry
Gost Bernard, fancy goods and varieties, 212 Fourth
Gosta Henry, laundry, 173 Perry
Gostorfs L. B., clerk Bank of California, r. 839 Cal
Gother Charles, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., r. NW
cor Vermont and Humboldt
Gothert Samuel, r. 515 Sacramento
Gothrey Da\id, dairyman Charles W. Taber, r. 1008
Valencia
Gotinell Louis laborer, r. 35 Boardman PI
BULLOCE & JONEi^- -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Coirect Styles.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Ootobed Frederick W., barkeeper Riley and Gritfin, r.
331 Kearny
Ootte Htnry, bookkeeper, r. 8W cor Twenty-sixtli and
Mi.-isiou
Gott62iborg Adolph, merchiant, r. 2212 Filmore
Oottert Siimuel, r. ril5 Saoramento
GOTTIG LAWRENCK, president The Gorman
SaviufjR and Loan Soc, otlice 526 Cal, r. 1806 Pine
■Qottingir William, Inmborman, r. U Rincou Av
Oottlot Max, tailor, 18() Jessie
Gottnian Samuel, clothing, 522 Pacific
■Ootto F''ank, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Ootts William, Bltward O. & O. S. 8. Gaelic
■Gott.schalk Charles H., watchmaker and jeweler, 507
Calilornia, r. 1612 Post
Gottschalk Frederick W., apothecary G. G. Biirnett,
r. NW cor Montgomery and Lombard
Gottschalk John F., ironworker Conlin & Roberts, r.
Ahlborn House
Gottschalk John F. A., packer, r. NW cor Lombard
and Montgomery
Gottscliulk Marcus, compositor Philo Jacoby, r. 525
Turk
Gottsilialk Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. NWcor Lom-
bard and Montgomery
Gottsihlich Franz, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 115
Twenty sixth
Gottuug Catherine (widow), r. 400 Clementina
Gottung Frederick, engraver on metal, r. 409 Clem
Goftuiig George C, r. 40'.t Clementina
Gotlung Henry, r. 409 Clementina
Gottuug Jacob P., r. 409 Clementina
Gotz Andrew, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 923 J^ Tyler
Gotz Julius, r. 120 Sansom
Goud George, carpenter James J.Jones, r. 322 Jackson
Goud George L. (George H. Tay & Co.), r. 1312 Jones
Goudouiu 11., couk Lick House
Gougeon Francis X., carpenter and builder, 8E cor
Nineteenth and Valencia
Gough Charles H., r. 921 Greenwich
Gouuili Francis, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Tokio, r. 7t)3 Howard
Gough Frank W., glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. .534 Hayes
Gough H. Dorscy, attorney at law, office 330 Pine,
rooms 61-62, r. Commercial Hotel
Gough James, laborer, r. 803 Brannan
Gough James, stableman Thomas J. Chadboume, r.
1414 Dupont
Gough John, groceries and liquors, 1121 Folsom
Gough John, seaman Pacific Mail S.S. City of Panama
Gough John, teamster George Whitney, r. TRinconAv
Gongh Joseph, expressman, r. 4 Himmelmann PI
Gough Mary, chambermaid The Ualdwin
Gough Micliael, driver Thomas J. Frey, r. 353 Third
Gough Michael E., hackmau. r. 263 Third
Gough Patrick, teamster George Whitney, r. 8 Rin-
con Av
Gough Philip, salesman H. W. Johns, r. 1516 Mission
Gougli Thomas J., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. 2014 Taylor
Gough William, r. 468 Jessie, rear
Gough William, shoemaker Thomas Webster, r. 509
Mission
Gough. See Goff
Gould Mrs., r. 1130 Market
Gould A. B., boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r. 26
Second Av
Gould .Abraham J., waiter Finch k Hall, r. 036 Com
Gould Andrew R., carpenter Robin&on & Gillespie, r.
636 .'<: Jessie
Gould A. S.. superintendent North Carson Mine, r.
Oak Grove House
Gould Charles, hostler Collins k Lyons, r. 7 Juniper
Gould Charles, painter, r. 368 Natoma
Gould Charles A., mining speculator, r. 1218 Mission
Gould Charles B., bookkeeper John W. Pew, r. Oak-
land
Gould Charles B., superintendent Market St. R. R.,
oftice Ferry Building, room 3, foot Market, r. 708
Capp
Gould Charles G., carpenterand builder, 322 Jackson,
r. 231 Pacific
Gould Cornelius, local policeman Baldwin's Theatre,
r. 7 Mint .^v
Gould David F., clerk Thomas M. Edwards, r. 5 Bay
Gould Ellen K. (widow), varieties, 1612 Pacific Av
Gould F., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1612 Pa-
cific Av
Gould E. B., r. 404 Eddy
Gould George H., engineer Pac. Soda Works, r. Ter-
minal Hotel
Gould John, extraman Hook k Ladder No. 3, 3. P. F.
D., r. cor Sixth and Stevenson
Gould John, hostler Hayes Valley & Market St. R. R.
Gould John C. (Gould A: Burke), r. 630 3<i Minna
Gould John J., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 906
Market
Gould Mnry Mrs., domestic 822 Geary
Gould Matthew, deckhand stm San Joaquin No 2,
Jacksou St. Wharf
Gould M. J., boatbuilder, r. 556 Brannan
Gould Nelson C. shoemaker Charles L. Hamlin, r.
635 Howard
Gould Patrick, laborer, r.44 Clara
Gould Richard, laborer, r. 28 Baldwin Court
Gould Sydney E., dairyman Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Va-
lencia
Gould Thomas, printer, r. 365 Jessie
Gould Thomas, teamster Patrick F. McGrath, r. 231
Eighth
Gould Thomas B., bookbinder William B. Cooke &
Co., r. 25 Oak
Gould Walter, driver Pacific Ice Co., r. 737^ Green
Gould William, barkeeper Theodore Fulton, r. 309 Min
Gould William, plasterer, r. 1079 Market
GOULD WILLIAM O., manager Pac. Mutual Life
Insiirance Co., office 512 Cal, r. 628 Twenty-third
GOULD «$;£ BURKE (John C. Gould, and John
Burke), wines and liquors, 7 Sixth
GOULD AMD CURRY SILVER MINING CO.
(Storey Co., Nev.), Alfred K. Durbrow secretary,
office 69 Nevada Block
Goulet Isidore, merchant tailor, 415 Montgomery, r.
1511 Taylor
Goulstone David, furnishing goods, 746 Washington,
r. 1009 Stockton
Gourdon Armand, plumber, r. 15 Valencia
Gourdon Celina Miss, dressmaker, r. 15 Valencia
Gourdon Edward, painter, r. 15 Valencia
Gourke (J., with Bullock & Jones
Goussett Julius B., salesman Cohnreich Bros., r. 526
Bush
Goustiaux Albertine Mrs., teacher, r. 761 Bryant
Goustiaux Auguste, collector French Beuev. Soc, r.
761 Bryant
Gouzeues George, r. cor Sixth and Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Gouzy Peter, canvasser The Guide, r. SW cor Broad-
way and Dupont
Govan Adolph, coojier, r. Green Tree House
GOVE ANDREW J., manager Eureka Grain Ware-
house, NW cor Montgomery and Chestnut, r. 7
Hopeton Terrace
Gove A<iuilla, salesman E. H. Kittredge & Co., r. E s
Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, Berual Heights
Gove Charles A., laborer Eureka Grain Warehouse, r.
Oakland
Gove Charles A., watchmaker and jeweler, r. 1115 Clay
Gove David M. (Burt k Co.) , r. 2408 California
Gove Isaac W., captain barkentine R. K. Ham, r. 318
Capp
Gove Jeremiah D., clerk Eiureka Grain Warehouse, r.
7 Hopeton Terrace
Gove John H., press manuf Eureka Warehouse, North
Point, r. Oakland
Gover Mill and Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Wil-
liam O. Wilson secretary, oitice 402 Front
Government House, Henry H. Burinester proptr, NW
cor Washington and San.som
Governor Consolidated Miniug Co. (Ward Co., Nev.),
Frederick U. Bunker secretary, office 606 Mont-
gomery, rooms 2-3
Govery Lyosh, baker Vienna Model Bakery, r. Bakers'
Home
Gowau Edward (Walcom, Qowan & Coffey), r. 115
Cedar Av
Gowan John, teamster E. G. Pierce k Co.
Gowan Tliomas, confectioner, r. 523 Post
Gowan William, salesman Sachs, Strassbnrger k Co.,
r. 1603 Tyler
Gowen John T., teamster, r. 403 Brannan
Gowen U. H., clerk Charles H. Roundey, r. 1 South
Park
Gower Samuel J. (Oower k Gilman),r. Fruit Vale
GOWER «& GIL.MAN (Samuel J. Gower. and
("harles H. Gilman), proptrs U. S. Pacific Bonded
Warehouse, NE cor Broadway and Battery, Pacific
Free Warehouse, N W cor Broadway and Front, and
Front Street Warehouse, SW cor Bdwy and Front
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mon^omery St
GOW
372
GKA
Gowne — - (widow) , dressmaker, r. 202 Sixth
Goy Laurent, watchmaker, 3S9 Bush
Goyhenieiix Pierre, laundrj-, lid Ninth
Graaf Julius, carpenter, r. 6 Clara Lane
Graaff Julius S., clerk, r. 2215 Larkin
Graaff Samuel (Graaff i^- Isaacson) , r. 1808 Stockton
Graaff ^^ Isaacson i Samuel Graaff. and Isaac Isaacson) ,
pawnbrokers, 214 Montgomery Av
Graaff. See Graf, Graff and De Grajif
Graan Harry, waiter A. W. 'SVilson, 014 Clay
Grabau Robert, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 323
Clementina
Grabe Cunard, capitalist, r. 24?<; Garden ,
Grabe Frank, proptr Rising Sun House, SW cor San
Bruno Road and Dwigbt, ih miles from City Hall
Graber Charles, butcher Merry, FauU & Co., r. 1025
Sutter
Graber Jacob M. (Eickhoff & Graber), r. i Mills PI
Graber Louis (Fortmanu & Co.), r. 313 Clementina
Graber Thomas F., manager Probate Bureau of San
Francisco, office 120 Sut. rooms 61-62, r. Berkeley
Grabill George D., clerk David B. Jackson, r. 1028
Twenty-first
Grablier John, expressman. SW cor Diipont and Pa-
cific, r. 643 Jessie
Grabp Barbetta (widow) , r. 420 Grove
Gracchi Baci, laborer, r. 422 Vallejo, rear
Gracchi Jacob, laborer, r. 422 Vallejo, rear
Grace Andrew, carpenter, r. Valley, bet Sanchez and
Church
Grace Ann Miss, domestic 2543 Folsom
Grace David, fireman stm Julia, r. 1303 Broadway
Grace Grace (widow), furnished roouit-. 246 Minna
Grace Henry S., machinist and modelmaker,30U5 Miss
Grace James, minstrel, r. Overland House
Grace John, carpenter J. M. Comerford, r. N s Valley,
bet Dolores and Guerrero
Grace John, horseshoer, 8 Everett, r. 26 Everett
Grace John, seaman, r. King St. House
Grace John, teamster R. K. Pattridge, r. 128 Steuart
Grace John W. (J. W. Grace & Co.) , r. 1430 Fulton
GRACE J. W. <lii CO. (James F. Chapman) ship-
ping and commission merchants, and importers,
40 California
Grace Max, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. 313
Downey
Grace Patrick A., bookkeeper Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 1434 Post
Grace Pierce (Doyle & Grace), r. 6 Willow
Grace Thomas, laborer, r. 211 Eighth, rear
Grace William, driver N. B. and Mission E. R., r. 217
Perry
Grace William, engineer stmr John L. Stephens, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., r. 305 Fremont
Grace William, speculator, r. 22 Geary
Grace William, traveler D. M. Osborne & Co., 254
Market
Grace William P., contra, tor, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Grachet Francois, r. 121 Sutter
Gracia Joseph, laborer, r. 14 Merchant
Gracia Maggie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1300 Ji Stockton
Gracier Addie J. Miss, assistant Coliuubia St. Primary
School, r. 730 Shotwell
Gracier Emma F. Miss, assistant Columbia St. Prima-
ry School, r. 73U Shotwell
Gracier Frank J., agricultural, grist mill, and wood
working machinerj', 211-213 Mission, r. 730 Shot-
well
Gradlaudt John, plumber, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Gradwohl Abraham, dry-goods, 73 Fourthi r. Ill
Grove
Gradwohl David, cashier M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 1922
Buchanan
Gradwohl Henry (M. &H. Gradwohl), r. 531 Fourth
Gradwohl M. & Co. (Louis Zimmerman, William F.
Empty, and Morris Cohen), butchers, 59-60 Wash-
ington JNIarket. and 114 First
Gradwnhl M. & H., butchers, .52.)^ Fourth
Gradwohl Maurice, r. 1922 Buchanan
Gradwohl Meyer (M. CTradwohl & Co. and Gradwohl
& Co.) r. 1922 Buchanan
Gradwohl Moritz (M. & H. Gradwohl). r. 531 Fourth
Gxadwuhl & Co. (.M. Gradwohl, L. Zimmerman, M.
Cohen and W. F. Empey), proprietors Buy City
Alarket 1140 Market
Grady Denis, porter Gower & Gilman, r. 1009 Vallejo
Grady Dennis, stonemason, r. 22 Gilbert
Grady Edward M., market. 613 Post
Grady Edwin, ckrk Adolpli fiaskel, r. 1212 Folsom
Grady Emma Miss, shoefitter Jory Brothers, r. 1212
Folsom
Grady James, stock clerk Colman Brothers and fore-
man engine No. 8 S. F. F. D., r. 1430 Jackson
Grady James, teamster Lawrence Kelley, r. 1 Erie PI
Grady James J., tanner, r. 20 Jessie, rear
Grady James T., boilmaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1212 Folsom
Grady J. K., r. 867 Market
Grady Johanna (widow), r. 15 Adelaide PI
Grady John, expressman NWcor Post and Dupont, r.
W s Sanchez, nr Seventeenth
Grady John, laborer John G. lis, r. 434 Stevenson
Gradv John H., varnisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r.-i2m Shipley
Grady Joseph, r. 222 Jessie
Grady Marie (widow) , r. 15 Adelaide PI
Grady Mary (widow) , r. 1212 Folsom
Grady Michael, carpenter, r. 8 Warren Av
Grady Patrick, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 164 Clara
Grady Patrick, stevedore, r. 312 Beale, rear
Grady Robert E.. clerk Henry White, r. 1212 Folsom
Grady Thomas, fireman stm Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Grady Thomas, laborer, r. Quinn, nr Valencia, rear
Grady William, butcher Edward M. Grady, r. 15 Ad-
elaide PI
GRAEF CAR!. T., attorney at law, office 60G Sac,
room 3, r. 613 Pine
Graefner Mark, liquor saloon 804 Fourth
Graf Albert, brewer Willows Brewery, r. SE cor Nine-
teenth and Mission
Graf Charles A., laundry 2109 Stockton
Graf Edward, r. Hackmeiers' Hotel
Graf Edward S., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
316 IJourth
Graf Frederika, domestic 1719 Sutter
Graf Heuricus, salesman Muser Brothers, r. 815 Van
Ness Av
Graf Jacob (Graf & Amstutz) , r. 219 Oak
GRAF & AMSTUTZ (Jacob Gr.nf and Henry L.
Amstutz), watchmakers and jewelers, 315 Kear
Graff Albert, metal spinner J. Bofinger, r. 722 Lomb
Graff Amos, carpenter, r. 1616 Jessie
Graff Antoinette Mrs., confectionery, 722 Lombard
Graff Edward -C., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co. r. 721
Market
Graff George, clerk, r. 924 Greenwich
Graff George, carpenter, r. Government House
Graff Justin J., repairer sewing machines, r. NE cor
Thirteenth and Valencia
Graff Louis D. (Graff & Schroeder), r. cor Fifth Av and
L. Soutli S. F.
Graff Robert W., bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
124 Thirteenth
Graff & Schroeder (Louis D. Graff and Henry Schroe-
der) , blacksmiths and wagonmakers, cor Fifth
and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Graft". Sue De Graafl', Gra;:f, and CTraaff
Graffan Benjamin C, glassblower, r. 510 Third
Graffs A., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Grafton Lizzie (widow) , dressmaker, r. 715 Vallejp
Gragan Nathaniel, painter, r. Post St. House
Gragan Thomas, r. 126 Sixth
Graham Adam S., cooper, r. 614 Stevenson
Graham Alexander, conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r.
413 Bianuan
Graham Alexander, merchant, r. 428 O'Farrell
Graham Alice Miss, domestic 2726 Folsom
Graham Alice Miss, lashmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 847 Howard
Graham Alice Mrs., r. 2603 Bryant Av
Graham Andrew, heater Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, nr Shasta
Graham Andrew, janitor Ladies Pro. and Relief Soc,
E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Graham Ann Mrs., domestic, W sChurch bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Graham Arthur, carpenter, r. 833 Geary
Graham Bernard, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., r. Eb
Bryant Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Graham Catherine (widow), r. W s San Bruno Road,
nr Fifteenth Av
Graham Charles, cooper Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Graham Charles, seaman stm San Vicente, Broadway
Wharf
Graham Crawford, cook Pac. Mail Co., r. 26 Bluxome
Graham Cornelius H. (W. B. Cluff & Co.), 142 Sixth
Graham Daniel, pilot S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co. •
Graham Daniel, shipcalker, r. 444 Bartlett
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montp;omery Street, Manufactiire Fiao Shirts to Order.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
GRA 373 ~ GRA
Graham Dennle, laborer, r. 1332 V, Broadway
Griihaiu Edward, driver Banibor'b Express, r. Oakland
Oraliaiu Edward, upholsterer, r. 5 O'Farrell
Graham Elizabeth M. (widow), r. SW cor Castro and
Jersey
Graham KUen (widow) , r. 425 Oak
Grahaui Emma, domestic 621 Eddy
Graham Emma B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 512 O'Farrell,
rear
Graham Emmerson, blacksmith, r. W 8 Columbia, bet
Tweuty-lifth and Tweuty-sixth
Graham Estelle V., assistant Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 14 Liberty
Graham George, expressman, r. 102SI Howard
Grahi.iu George, ha.kman, cor Geary and Kearny
Graham George, Master Mariners' Bcuev. Assn,
Druids' Hall
Graham George, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
"Wharf
Graham Hannah S. (widow) , r. 2726 Howard
Grahiiii! Henrv J., clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 201> Fourth
GRAHAM HOUSE, W. G. Graham, proptr., 1104
Market
Graham Irvine, foreman F. B. Taylor & Co., r. 2511
Larkin
Graham James, r. 1122 Larkin
Graham James, assayer Pacific Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 521 O'Farrell
Graham James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 116
Freelou
Graham James, machinist, r. 008 Sixth
Graham James, milkman, r. 206 Treat Av
Grahaui James, salesman Crystal Soda Works, r. 1522
Stockton
Graham James, sexton Calvary Church, r. 33 Liberty
Graham James, waiter, S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Graham James Mrs., boarding. 1122 Larkin
Graham James G., machinist Byron Jackson, r. 420
Sixth
Graham James H,, with Savage & Son, r. 425 Oak
Graham Jaiues, J., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druid's Hall
Graham John, r. 521 Pacific
Graham John, laborer, r. W s Columbia, bet Twenty-
fifth and "Twenty-sixth
Grahaui John, laborer freight depot Central Pac. R. R,
Graham John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
34 Minna
Graham John, milkman, r. 206 Treat Av
Graham John, shipcarpenler. r. S 8 Twenty-ninth, nr
Itaii.m Hospital
GRAI1A9I JOHN D., secretary and manager
Tuliec Syndicate of the Aztec Mining District,
othco 302 Montgomery, rooms 14-15, r. 11)00
Br.iadwiiy
Grahaui Joiui H., oiler stm Bay City, r. 525 Howard
Graham John T., groceries and liquors, S s Precita
PI. bet Columbia PI and Gunnison Av, Bernal
Heights
Graham John T. Jr., groceries and liquors, cor
Tw luty-seventh and Alabama
Graham Joseph, r. SDupont
Graham Joseph, cook, r. 305 Union
Graham Joseph, laborer, T. and S. 8. Morton, r. 630
Geary
Graham Joseph, waiter Gregory & Liebschutz' r. 1300
Montgomery
Graham L. L., scenic artist Bush Street Theatre
Graham Maggie, domestic 435 Tyler
Graham Mari-ellus A., machinist, 23 Stevenson
Graham Margaret Mrs., r. 137 Lilly Av
Graham Margaret J. (widow), r. 060 Willow Av
Graham Martha, domestic 1132 Twenty-first
Graham Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1411 Hyde
Graham Mary A. Mrs., r. SW cor Howard and Twenty-
fourth
Graham Mary E., domestic 531 Turk
Graham Melancthon, woodturner, r. 2 Park PI
Graham Michael, tanner Dominique Logsllet, r. cor
Sixth Av and Q, South S. F.
Graham Monkhouse, chemist H. B. Slaven, r. 406 Oc-
tavia
Graham Peter, engineer, r. 1 Commercial
Graham Peter, produce dealer, r. 946 Mission
Graham Rachel Miss, r. Sh Tyler
Graham Robert, r. 232 Sutter
Graham Robert, carpenter, r. 75 Minna
Graham Robert, clerk, r. 1411 Hyde
Graham Robert, cook St. Mary's College, r. 321 Pacific
Graham Robert, dairyman, r. 806 }< Valencia
Graham Robert, dairyman Charles W. Taber
(iraham Robert, labi)rer. r. 2(') Miller PI
Graham Robert, laborer, r. 239 Purry, rear
Graham Robert D., woodcarver, r. SW cor Castro and
Jersey
Graham Robert G., clerk Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Graham Robert J. (Paquette, Graham &Co.),r. 815
Shotwell
Graham Robert J., r. 409 Jones
Graham Robert T., sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy k Co., r.
200 Mission
Graham Samuel, carpenter Pacific Mall 8. 8. Co., r.
Fairmount Tract, nr Italian Hospital
Graham Samuel, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Graham T., carpenter, r. 1142 '<; .Market
Graham Thomas, bookkeeper N. Curry &Bro.,r. 408
Sixth
Graham Thomas, decorator and paperhanger, r. 922
Washington
Graham Thomas, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio
Graham Thomas, machinist, r. SW cor First and
Mission
Graham Thomas, messenger North Pacific Coast Rail-
road Co.
Graham Thomas, plasterer, r. NE cor Tenth and Bry-
ant, rear
Graham Thomas, seaman schr La Gironda, Main St.
Wharf
Graham Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. 8. Alaska
Graham Thomas, waiter Russ House
Graham Thomas A. (Graham & Lincoln) , r. 418 Hayea
Graham Thomas D., apothecary G. G. Burnett, r. 710
California
Graham Timothy, stableman Central R. R., r. 1111
Tyler
Graham William, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Graham William, laburtr Cincinnati Hotel, 529 Va-
lencia
Graham William, lineman Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. 351 Minna
Graham William, shoemaker Girard & Nolan, r. 541 J4
Natiiiua
GRAH.\M WIL.I.IAM G., proptr Graham House,
1104 Market
Graham & Lincolu (Thomas A. Graham and George
S. Lincolu), groceries, 401 Hayes
Grahl Hugo, gilder, r. 409 Pacific
Graicheu Herman, bellman Grand Hotel
Grainger Samuel, machinist William T. Garratt, r.
11)4 Clementina
Grainger William, 330 Pine
Gramlieh Sebastian, bakery, 245 Third
Gramiu John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gramt mi Natele, Swiss Benev. Soc, 534 Kearnr
Gran Frank, tailor, r. 249 Tehama
Granada Gold and Silver Mining Co., W. E. Dean sec-
retary, ollice Cosmopolitan Hotel Building, second
floor
Grancourt Annie (widow) , r. C27 Green, rear
Grand Arcade Market, E s Sixth, bet Shipley and Clara
Grand Army Rejaiblie Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Grand Art (rallery, Piter J. Sullivan proptr, ijhoto-
graphs, 35 Third
Gr;md Central Hall, 997 Market
GR.IND CENTR.VL. HOTEL, George Kuhn
I)roptr, 9.')7-9.')9 Market
GRAND CENTRAL. MARKET, Ss Market, nr
Sixth
Grand Central Mining Co.(Elko Co., Nev.), D. F. Ver-
dena! secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Grand Ohancelor Knights of Pythias, Jurisdiction of
California, D. M. McClure, office OddTFellows'
Building
Grand Division Sons of Temperance, Jdhn J. Hucks
triBKurer, office 708 Lombard
GR.VNO HOTEL, Johnson & Co. propts. SE cor
Market and New Mimtgomery
Grand Jules, phvsii iaii. oflie(> and r. 326 Geary
GRAND JURY ROOMS, New City Hall basement
GR.VND JURY ROOMS U. S., 17 U. S. Court
Biilhling
GRAND LODGE P, <!ic A. M. , Alexander G.
.^bill grand secretary. Masonic Temple
GRAND LODGE L O. O. P., W. B. Lyon grand
secretary, office 32.'. Miuitgomery
GRAND OPERA HOUSE, N s Mission, bet
Third and Fourth
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cufis, ITeck ^vsss, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomer/St
GRA
374
GRA
Grand Prize Extension Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Elko Co., Nev.), John A. Reichart secretary, 534
California
Grand Prize Mining Company (Elko Co., Nev.), Ruth-
erford H. Brown secretary, office 20 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Grand Western Hall, A.W. Carll proptr, 1328 Bush
Grand Western Market, Thomas G. Taylor pioptr.N s
Bush to Austin, bet Larkin and Polk
Grandbnrg , r. 36 Clay
Grandjean Charles, engraver and designer, 208 Sutter,
r. 1123 Broadway
Graneist Otto (Gruueist & Christian), r. 6 John
Graneist k Christian (Otto GrineiKt, and Jacob Chris-
tian) , wines and liquors, 301 California
Graner Charles (Granei- ^ Strohl), r. 429 Bush
GRANER Si STROHIi (Charles Graner, and Phil-
ippe Strohl), proptr.-, Hansa Hotel, 429 B\xsh
Granes John, artesian wellborer, r. 613 Mission
Graney George P., horseshoer, 13 Belden, r. 1031 Sut
Graney Margaret, domestic 818 O'Farrell
Granfield Morris, cui'rier, r. SE cor Seventh Av and L,
South S. F.
Granfield William (Granfield & Hynes) , r. 1040 How
Granfield k. Hynes (William Granfield, and Michael
Hynes), wood and cool, 1040 Howard
GRANGE NUMA, wholesale liquors, 711 Sansom,
and NW cor Powell and Broadway, r. 5 Capp
Granger Henry, clerk George Loomis, r, 00.3 Bdwy
Granger Loui.s, tanner Potrero Tannery, r. Es Miffais-
sippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
GRANGER LOUIS E. Col., editor and publisher
S. F. Weekly Trade Review, office 517 Clay, r. 43.5
Bush
GRANGERS' BANK OP CALIFORNIA, G.W.
Colby president, Albert Montpellier, cashier and
manager, Frank McMuUin secretary, office 42 Cal-
ifornia, NE cor Davis
GRANGERS' BUSINESS ASSOCIATION,
Amos Adams secretary, James M. Costigan acting
manager, lOfi Davis
Grani Francois (Petit & Grani), r. 1300 J<S Stockton
Granice H. H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 404
Eddy
Graniski Henry, tailor, r. 428 Stevenson
Grannin Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
GRANNISS GEORGE W., real estate and agent
for Ge:i. H. W. Halleck (heirs), and F. Billings,
office 43 Montgomery Block, r. 19 Hawthorne
Grant Adam (Murphy, Grant & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
Grant Alexander, coffee saloon, 631 Clay, r. 926 Wash-
ington
Grant Alfred H., clerk S. F. Directory, r. 428 Green-
wich
Grant Alfred N. (Grant & Smith), r. 634 Stevenson
Grant Andrew, butler, 1710 Fi-aukliu
Grant Annie Miss, r. 230 Sutter
Grant Arthur E., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
428 Greenwich
Grant C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 415 Mason
Grant Catharine Mrs., nurse, r. 1310 Mason
Grant Charles, driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r.
174 Jessie
Grant Charles W., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 718 Guerrero
Grant Daniel, teamster, r. Post Street House
Grant Daniel W. (D. W. Grant & Co.), r. 2114 Larkin
Grant David G.. night inspector Custom House, r. 813
Web.-iter
Grant D. W. & Co., commission merchants and agents
forRobaugh's Little Giant Pump, and Turbine
Water Wheels, 111 Washiugt )n
Grant Eliza, domestic 1000 Washington
Grant Eliza L. (widow) , r. 2.')4 First
Grant Ellen G. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
Scho(d, r. 1776 Howard
Grant Enuna, seamstress J. A. Drokt, r. 1207 Stockton
Grant F., r. 321 Pacific
Grant Frederick, pile driver, r. 41 Pacific
Grant Franklin, loreman A. Germon & Co., r. 415
Mason
Grant George, r. 8(!7 Marki't
Grant Georgi-, longshoreman, r. 412 Folsom, rear
Grant (ieorge, inmhinist Risdou I. and L. Works
Grant George, paying teller .\nglo.Californian Bank
(limited), r. Highland Park, East Oakland
Grant George A., carpenter, r. 58J<j Crocker
Grant George F., clerk Abranis & Carroll, r. 2.')4 First
Grant George F., sjjecial agent North British and
Mercantile Insurance Co.,r. 214 Puwell
Grant George M. (George M.Grant k Co.) , r. Phila-
delphia, Pa
GRANT GEORGE M. & CO., commission mer-
chants and importers Elaine Oil, 323 Front
Grant George W., proptr California Chain Works, r.
319 Bryant
Grant Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
Butler Burris secretary, office 2 Nevada Block
Grant Helen A., assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
1401 Powell
Grant Horace A., ship joiner Pacific Coast S. S. Co.,r.
Oakland
Grant Horace C, carpenter, r. Church nr Twenty-
third
Grant James F., marblecutter J. k F. Kesseler, r. 624
Fourth
Grant James K., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Panama
Grant James P., shoemaker Baickingham & Hecht, r.
cor Valencia and Thirteenth
Grant J. H.. blacksmith, r. 115 Second
Grant J. M., student Barnard's BusinesB College
Grant John, capitalist, r. 133 South Park
Grant John, carpenter and builder, r. 200 Seventh
Graut John, foreman coppersmith Pacific Miiil S. 8.
Co., r. 45 Stanly PI
Grant John, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Grant John, laborer, r. 449 First
Grant John, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Grant John G. Mrs. (widow), bakery, 539 Fourth
Grant John H., coppersmith. Pacific Mail S. S. Co.',
r. 45 Stanly PI
Grant John T., carpenter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Grant Joseph, r. 518 Powell, rear
Grant Joseph, teamster, r. 1316 Harrison, rear
Grant Joseph, shipsmith George W. Grant, r. 319
Bryant
Grant Lawrence, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Grant Lizzie P. Miss, adjuster, coiner's department,
U. S. Mint, r. 1 Fifth
Grant Louis F., warrant clerk, assay department,
V. S. Mint, r. 554 Minna
Grant Margaret G. Mrs., bakery, 539 Fourth
Graut Martha W. (widow) , bakery and varieties, SE
cor Mason and Francisco
Grant Mary Miss, domestic 605 McAllister
Grant Mary C. (widow) , r. 322 Fremont
Grant Mary E. (widow), r. 12 Ellis
Grant Mollie Mrs., r. 110 Sixth
Grant O. P., housecarpenter, r. 446 Branuan
Grant Patrick, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifteenth
and Minna
Grant Patrick J,, shipcarpenter, r. N s Fifteenth At,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Grant Pauline T. Mrs., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Eighteenth and Noe
Grant Richard, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Grant Robert, carpenter, r. N s California, bet Laurel
and Locust
Grant Rufus M., carjienter and builder, r. 536 Eigh-
teenth
Grant S. A. Mrs., teacher music, r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Grant Sarah, domestic Nucleus House
Grant Sarah A. D., teacher music, r. 23 St. Ann's Bldg
Gr.int Susie (widow) , r. 128 Turk
Grant Sylvester, builder, r. 538 Minna
Grant Thomas, cook, r. 24 Hinckley
Grant Thomas, hostler Richard Dowling, r. 610 Ho'w
Graut Thomas B., physician, r. SE cor Eighteenth
and Noe
GRANT THOMAS C, general agent North Brit-
ish and Mercantile Ins. Co., office 219 Sansom, r.
Tlie Baldwin
Grant William H., salesman George M. Grant k Co.,.
r. Oakland
Grant William L., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and extraman Hose No. 3, S. F, F. D., r. 449 Guer-
rero
Grant William M., porter I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 21 Silver
Grant & Smith (Alfred N. Grant and Robert Smith),
hay and grain, 1143 Market
Qrantlaud John, patternmaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
643 Folsom
Grantz Adolph, shipping clerk Cal. Cracker Co., r.NE
cor Greenwich and Montgomery
Grautz Charles, varnisher August Juugblut >t Co., r.
cor Taylor aa.l Oak
Grantz Louis, laborer, r. 618 Sixth, rear
BullocK & Jonss— Impr.ting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Keam> St
GKA ~ 375 ~ GRA
Granucci Salvatore ( Granucci & De Luca ) , r. 521
Union
Granucci & De Lnoa (Salvatore Granucci and Carlo
De Luca) , market, 11)03 Dupont
Granville James, laborer T'ni(in Iron WorkK, r. E s
Diamond, bet Eighteenth and Ninete"nth
Granville Joseph, carriagepaluter KimbiiU Manuf.
Co., r. E s Florence, bet Stanley and RHudolph,
San MiRuel Station
Granville Thomas, plasterer, r. 238 Clara
Granville Thomas R., Ijoxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r.
208 (^lara
GRANZ HERMAN, furniture manuf, G17-619
Briinnan, r. 447 Bryant
Grapel John Jr.. clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro.
Grapel M. Mrs., r. NE cor Howard and Steuart
Grard Edward, porter Prosper May k Co.
Graser Philip H., clerk H. Westerfcld, r.822J4 Green,
rear
Grass Charles B., laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 1501 Mason
I GRASS FREDERICK, proptr California Boot
and Shoe Store, 8 Fourth, r. 257 Stevenson
Grass Martin, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Grass Vall-y Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), J. Vf.
Thompsnn secretary, ottice 'MO Pme, rooms 9-11
Graseelly Caroline Miss, r. 91(> Powell
Grasselly Eugene, French laundry, 916 Powell
Grasselly Virginia Miss, r. yici Powell
Grasshoff Frederick, carpenter, r. 1510 Powell
Grasshoff Herman, copijersmith Sanders & Co., r.
1510 Powell
Grasshoff William, eugravtr Schulz & Fischer, r. 1510
Powell
Grassi Paul (Grassi & Svctincich). r. 103 Steuart
Grass! Peter, director Slavonic llliric Society, r. 7
Mission
Grassi & Svetincich (Paul Grassi and Peter Svetin-
clch), chop house, 7 Mission
Grasslund Nels, laborer, r. 10 Berry
Grasso Angelo, barkeeper, r. 4117 Filbert
Grasso Dominick, bootblack Samuel Selig, r. 407 Fil-
bert
Grattan George, day watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Grattau William H., real estate, r. 822 Geary
Gratto Richard, wines and liquors, 17 Sixth, r. 403
Fourth
Gratton Edward, blacksmith, r. S s Chapultepec, nr
Twenty-eighth
Gratton Felix, blacksmith, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Gratzer Stephen, printer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 804
Green
Gratzer Virginia Miss, dressmaker Amelia Francis,
r. 1924 3^ Howard • '
Grau August, seanian, r. 127 Jackson
Grauffel Fred (Moeller k Grauflel), r. 7 Pfeiffer
Grauffman Charles P., tinsmith, 104 Jackson, r. South
S. F.
Graul Edward, clerk, Prescott House
Graul Franz, shoemuker, r. 491 Haight
Graul Gustave, shoemaker, 180G Market, r. S B Haight,
bet Webster and Fillmore
GRAVE B. & CO. (William Neuwald), carriage
manufacturers, 421-423 Pacific
Grave Bernard (B. Grave k Co.), r. 1013 Filbert
Gravel John, carpenter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Gravener David, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
i Graver George E. (Graver & Schoener), r. 815 Mont
1 Graver & Schoener (George E. Graver and John
Schoener), liquor saloon and lodgings, 813-815
Montgomery
Graves Alpha C, musical instrument repairer Horace
M. Balch, r. 432 Kearny
Graves Augustus B., salesman A. S. Hallidie, r. 1G05
Mason
Graves Charles H., clerk Cal. Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Co.,r. 204 Lombard
Graves David, longshoreman, r. fil Pacific
Graves David, stevedore, r. 313 Harrison
Graves George W., salesman W. Ehrenpfort, r. 318
Minna
Graves H., sacksewer, r. 36 Clay
Graves Hiram, bras^ifinisbcr William T. Garratt, r.
204 Lombard
Graves Hiram, seaman, r. 'M'.i Harrison
Graves Hiram T., secretary Masonic Savings and
Loan Bank, r. 204 Lombard
Graves Hiram T. Mrs., secretary Protestfint Episcopal
Church Home Association, r. 204 Lombard
Graves James, contractor, r. SW cor Thirteenth Av
and M, South S. F.
Graves Jerome, liqnor saloon. 709 Front
Graves John L., clerk Pedro Noriega, r. 415 Drumm
Graves Mary J. Mrs., r. 32'.i J( ssie
Graves Mary L. Mrs., r. KllO Buch
Graves Ormond F., wharfbuilder and contractor, oflSce
24 Folsom, r. 728 Seventeenth
Graves Robert, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Graves Robert N., capitalist, olHce 40(5 Montgomery,
r. 1501 Van Ness Av
Graves Sewcll P., first officer stm Areata, r. Empire
Citv
GRAVES "\V.\I.KER C, attorney at law, office
320 Sansoni, room 20-21, r. 722 Turk
Graves William H., capitalist, office 310 Pine, room
44, r. 10113 Sutter
Graves Willinni O., cook, r. 27 Minna
Graves William W., bookkeeper P. J. G. Kenna, r.
524 Pine
Gravier Alidionse, fruits and vegetables, 28 San Fran-
cisco Market, r. 2(I!i0 Bush
Gravillicr John, expressman, NW cor Dupont and
Pacific, r. (142 Jessie, rear
Gray Alexander, clerk Standard Fire and Marine In-
surance Co., r. 1221 Greenwich
Gray Alexander John, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r 1221
Greenwich
Gray Alice Miss, r. 22 Haight
Gray August, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gray Bernard J., mining secretary, office 58 Nevada
Block, r. 928 Filbert
Gray Bros, i Henry and Hamilton W. ) , cigar box-
makers, SE COT Sixth and King
Gray Charles, captain ship Toj. Gallant, Pier 3 Steuart
Gray Charles, first officer S. S. Newport, r. 552 East
GRAY CYRIL V., attorney at law, office 604 Mer-
chant, r. 13(14 Post
Gray Daniel L., carpenter, r. W s California Av, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Gray D. L., bookkeeper, r. 2:^0 Turk
Gray Dudley M., hat and bonnet dresser Atlantic
Straw Works, r. 6 Baker
Gray Edward P. (Franks .t Gray), and agent Phoenix
Mutual Life Insurance Co., office 318 Montgomery,
r. 109 Montgomery
Gray Edwin G., bartender John Harrison, r. 513
Hyde
Gray Ellen (widow) , r. 128 Bartlett
Gray Ellen Miss' dressmaker, r. 771 Mission
Gray Ellen Mi^s, boarding and lodging, 347 Fourth
Gray Emma A. Mrs. (widow), r. 816 Powell
Gray Frank, painter George J. Smith, r. Boyce, nr
Point Lobos Av
Grav Forest W., shoecutter Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
308 Tehama
Gray George, carpenter, r. 206 Eleventh
Gray George D., bookkeeper Dolbeer & Carson, r.
Oakland
Gray George E. Col., chief engineer Southern Pac. R.
B., office NE cor Foiu'th and Townsend, room 62,
r. 1115 Bush
Gray George H., butUr Mrs. D. D. Colton, NE cor
California and Taylor
Gray .(iiles H. (Gray *: Haven), r. Oakland
Gray Gussie Miss, coiiyist County Recorder's Office,
r. 928 P'ilbert
Gray Hamilton W. (Gray Bros) , r. 603 Third
Gray Henry (Gray Bros.) , r. 603 Third
Gray Henry, chrk James E. Gordon & Co., r. 757 Fol
Gray Henrv, laborer, r. 23 Baldwin Court
Gray Henry W. (J. F. McDonald & Co.), r. 102 Mason
Grav H. M. Mrs., r. Lick House
Gray J., r. 719 California
Gray James B., bookkeeper, r. 156 Third
Gray James E., carpenter, r. 2245 Mission
Gray Jamvs Frederick, grocer, r. 1011 Union
Gray James M. (Daltou k Gray), r. Alameda
Grav John, caller Cal. Stock Exchange Board, r. 22
Haight
Gray John, carpenter, r. 206 Eleventh
Gn'v John, firei.oan. r. 23t Branuan
Gray John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 522
Howard
Gray John, plumber Gustave Bayreuther, r. 218 First
Gray John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
GR.VY JOHN D., white bronze monuments and
statuary, 23 Fiftli. r. Nucleus House
Gray John H. (Moore, Wilkie& Gray), r. 206 Eleventh
Gray John P., student, r. 230 Turk
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ANDEHSON & HANLOLPH, Jewel. k, 101 MmlgomerySi
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Gray John S., general agent North Pac. Coast K.R.,
Clay St. Wharf, r. 1636 Tyler
Gray John T. (Sutherland & Gray) , r. 1 Webbter
Gray Joseph, r. 25)^ Fifth
Gray Joseph, miner, r. NE cor Montgomery and Pao
Gray Joshua, r. 819 Shotwell
Gray Julia (widow) , dressmaker, r. 1125 Stockton
Gray Lapaut A. Mrs., dressmaker, 131 Sixth
Gray Lizzie Miss, with William Boorman, r. N s Fif-
teenth, bet Noe and Castro
Gray Lucy A. Mrs., r. 20!) TliirteentU
Gray Luke, gardener Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. W s
Boyce, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Gray Matilda Mrs., r. GOO Natoma
Gray Matilda (widow), r. 920 Howard, rear
GUAY MATTHIAS, import, r, and wholesale and
retail dealer musical instruments, and publisher
sheet music, 117 Post, r. SE cor Lombard and
Kearny
Gray M. H. Miss, teacher music, r. 120 Ellis
Gray Michael, laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 10
Alabama
Gray Michael, mining, r. 230 Turk
Gray Michael F., clerk P. J. McGovern, r. 2 Hoflf Av
Gray Nathaniel (N. Gray & Co.) ,r. 7.58 Tenth. Oakland
GRAY N, & CO. (Gyrus S. Wright and James A.
Campbell), undertakers, importers, and manufac-
turers undertal<ers' materials, 641-645 Sacramento
Gray Peter, tinsmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 1626
Broadway
Gray Richard J., assistant general freight agent Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 2i, r. 919 Valencia
Gray Robert, molder O. K. Foundry, r. 15 Oak Grove
Av
Gray Robert B., capitalist, office .528 California, room
2, r. Palace Hotel
Gr.xy Samuel, carpenter and stairbuilder, 2245 Miss
Gray Samuel, clerk, r. 21 Ellis
Gray Samuel Jr., carpenter Samuel Gray, r. 2245
Mission
GRAY SAMUEIi C, commission merchant, and
ageut Soipiel Tannery, 418 Battery, r. 21 Ellis
Gray Theodore, r. 328 Geary
Gray Thomas, r. 928 Filbert
Gray Thomas, blacksmith John Craig, r. 10 Columbia
Gray Thomas, collector Joseph Maodonough, r. West
Oakland
Gray Thomas, grainer, r. 22 Stevenson Av
Gray Thomas E., physician, r. 267 Minna
Gray Thomas H., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 146 Eleventh
Gray Thomas H., painter, r. 35 Crocker
Gray Walter J., plumber Sutherland Gray, r. 1 Web-
ster
Gray Willett, clerk, r. 906 Howard
Gray William, liquor and billiard s.iloon, SE cor Fol-
som and Twt-nty-second
Gray Willi im, painter, r. 35 Crocker
Gray William Jr., toys and stationery, SE cor Folsom
and Twenty-second
Gray William A., entry clerk Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. 1605 Howard
Gray Wiliam J., r. 1514 Taylor
Gray William J., captain tug Hercules, office lOGSteu-
art, r. 503 Folsom
Gray William Vallance, lithographic artist A. L. Ban-
croft .«c Co., r. 1030 Mi--su)n
Gray V/illis, boatman, r. 100 Coumiercial
GllA Y »& HAVEJV (Giles H. Gray and James M.
Haven) , attorneys at law, office 530 California
Gray. See Grey
Grayson George W., capitalist, office 23 S. F. Stock
E.xchaiige Building, r. Oakland
GRAYSON' JOHN T. (J. T. Gray.son & Co.), and
mining secretary, office 419 California, room 5, r.
Th- Baldwin
GRAYSON J. T. ^ CO., stockbrokers, office
419 California, niom 5
Grayson Putrick, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Grazier Frederick, druggist ■\^'illiam Simpson, r. G09
Davis
Gr;;any Michael (McKenua & Greany) , r. 822 Bran
Greauy N., deckiiand stm Bullion. Hyde St. Wharf
Greany Patrick W., salesman McKenna & Greany, r.
Vill SfC(md
Greany V.'illiam F., porter McKeuna & Greany, r. 827
Branuan
Greany William P., teamster McKenna & Greany, r.
13 Geneva
GREAT BRITAIN, W. Lane Booker Consul,
Charles Mason, vico-cousut, office 319 California
Great Eastern and Western Horse and Mule Market,
Henry Washburn proijtr, SEcor Fifth and Bryant
Great Eastern Cigar Co. (Stiles S. C. Parker), manufs.
cigars, 622 Washington
Great Eastern Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.),
C. J. Stevens secretary, office 328 Mont, room 6
Great Eastern Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co., Nev.),
J. W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15.
GREAT REGISTER OFFICE, New City HaU,
basement
GREAT REPUBLIC GOLD MINING CO., W.
H. Harper Jr. secretary, office 320 Sansom, room
52-53-54
Great Western Band, office 417 Bush
Great Western Gold Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.) ,
Abraham Halsey secretary, office 312 Mont
Great Western Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co.,
Cal.) , Abraham Halsey secretary, office 314 Mont
Greathouse Clarence K. (Greathouse & Blandiug) , r.
437 Eddy
GREATHOUSE <St BL.ANDING (Clarence R.
Greathouse and Gordon Blandiug), attorneys at
law, office 324 Pine, rooms 18-21
Greaves Benjamin, Mexican shipping and commission
merchant, 5U8,''C> Battery, r. 1918 Taylor
Greaves David, contractor, r. 103 Pacific
Greb George, cabinetmaker, r. 24 Garden
Grecchi Joseph, fisherman, r. 8yS Front
GREECl?, Consul (vacant)
Greeley Frank W., projitr S. F. and Alameda Express,
office 3 Market, r. Alameda
Greeley Henry S., bookkeeper, r. .502 Mason
Greeley James, gardener James Phelan, SWcor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Greeley James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 14 Harlan
PI
Greeley James J., policeman City Hall, r. 505 Filbert
Greeley John, gardener, r. 26 Glover
Greeley John, laborer, r. NW cor Ferrie and St. Rose
Greeley John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 80)^ Stev
Greeley John, mining, r. 1407 Scott
Greeley Joseph L., r. 319 Kearny
Greeley Tillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 310 Jessie
Green Abraham, r. 637 Ellis
Green Adam T., commission merchant, office 204 Cali-
fornia, room 6, r. 13 Haight
Green Addie Miss, seamstress Cornelius O'Donnell,
r. Gilbert, bet Sixth and Seventh
Green A. F. (A. F. Green & Co.) , r. NW cor Gough and
Fulton
Green A. F. & Co. (J. C. Green), proptrs Milbrae
Dairy, NW cor Fulton and Gough
Green Alexander P., civil engineer, r. Commercial
Hotel
Gre-n AUie, student, r. 14 Geary
Green Alof , ijaiuter, r. 531 East
Green Alonzo, first officer stm Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Green Ann Mrs., r. 3343^ Tenth
Green Aunetta H. Mrs., assistant Fairmouut Primary
School, r. 225 Bartlett
Green .Annie Mrs., miUintTy, 104 Sixth
Green Antone, senman, r. Sailors' Home
Green Arthur F., timekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
332 Brannau
Green Arthur J., cook Eiitch & Davidson, r. 5 Caro-
line
Green Bernard J., laundryman Industrial School, r.
S s Precita Av, bet Howard and Mission
Green C. E., clerk, r. 228 Tiuk
Green C. E., conductor Ceutral R. R., r. 1530 Eddy
Green Charles, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Green Charles, cook, r. 308 Natoma
Green Charles, seaman, r. 114 .Jackson
Gieen Charles, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Green Charles, waiter Palaie Hc;tel
Green Charles, woolsurter b. B. Lardner, r. 559 Stev
Green Charles E., private secretary president South-
ern Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 42, r. NW cor California and Taylor
Green Charles E., watchman W. E. Collyer, r. E
Tennessee, nr Butte
Green Charles M., clerk, r. 109 Fifth
Green Charles S., woodworker, r. E s Bartlett, bet
Valencia and Mission «
Green Charlotta F. (widow) , r. 116 Lilly Av
Green Daniel, proptr Rockaway Hous*;, SW and nr
Ocean View House
Bullxk 2i Jonss— Importing Tailors, 103 Montg'y St.— Latest & Esclusive Novelties.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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377
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Green Daniel, seuman, r. 823 Battery
Green Daniel, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 3 Gil-
bert
Green Daniel W., with Daniel Green, Bockaway
House, nr Oeean View House
Green David, r. 726 Sixteenth
Green Duff E., clerk forwurding department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. St. Cloud House
Green Edmund, mining, office 314 Mont, r. Oakland
Green Edward, stevedore, r. H'A Brauhan
Green Edward, foreman O. & O. S. S. Co.
Green Edward F., lauudryman S. F. Laundry, r. NW
cur Turk and Fillmore
Green Eliza (widow), r. 1317 Mission
Green Ellsworth, r. 711 Nineteenth
Green Emma, domestic Infant's Shelter, 512 Minna
Green Fanny Miss, r. 824 Ellis
Green Francis B., drayman Perkins & Benjamin, r.
llil Oak
Green Frank, r. Clipper Hotel
Greeu Frank, janitor, r. 1414 Powell
Green Frank, laborer Pacilic Mail S. S. Co.
Greeu Oeorge, chiumeysweex), 1419 Bush, r. 6 Auburn
Green George, citjarmaker. r. 18 First
Green Cxeorge, clerk, r. 72i'i Sixteenth
Green George, laborer, r. W s Georgia, nr Shasta
Green George, laborer, r. 811) Howard
Green George, lauudryman La Grande Laundry, Thir-
teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Green George, liquor saloon, I^E cor Green and Stock
Green George, painter, r. 1025 I-'ilbert
Green (ieorge, superinti udeutPai ilic ScouriugWorks,
r. Ws Dolores, bet Twenty-tifth and Twenty-sixth
Green George H., porter Heynemau & Co., r. N s
Tw>'uty-8ecund, bet Chattanooga and Church
Green George J., watchman W. E. CoUyer, r. E s Ten-
nessee, near Butte
Green George W., butcher, 7 Centre Market, r. 404
TyUr
Green George W., farmer, S s Ocean House Road, near
Ocean View House
Green Harris, clothing, 5U5 Davis
Green Henry, carpenter, r. 0 Central PI
Green Henry, miner, r. 330 Haves
Green Henry, porter Overland House
Green Henry \V., farmer, S s Ocean House Road, near
Ot eau View House
Green Ida Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box Factory,
r. 27 Moss
Green Isidor, barber Herman Lewis, r. 505 Davis
Gretn J. & Co. (Henry Stamer), carriagemakers and
blacksmiths, 105 Oregon
Greeu .Jacob, nurse, r. 520 Stockton
Green Jacob, moneybroker, 404 Montgomery, r. The
Windsor
Green Jacob R., clerk, r. 905 Market
Green Jaines (Green & Stamer) , r. Iti22 Stockton
Green James, r. 104 Sixth
Green James, barkeeper, r. 635 California
Green James, gardener, r. 306S Sixteenth
Green James, laborer, r. 432 !<i Seventh
Green James, laborer, r. 617 Mission
Green James, paperhanger, r. 502 Broadway
Green James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Gnen James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Green James J., mining, office 328 Montgomery, room
21, r. 15 Perry
Green J. B., r. '2510 Mission
Green Jerome B., clerk Francis A. Potter, r. 2510 Miss
Green J. H., porter, r. 38 Tehama
Green John, assistant engineer stm Salinas, r. 28
Moss, rear
Green John, blacksmith, r. 4 Vernon PI
Green John, butcher, r. 518 Fulton
Greeu John, capitalist, r. '^24 Minna
Green John, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 2018 Fol
Green John, helper Pacitic Iron Works, r. 68 Natoma
Green John, hostler John Mackay, r. N 8 Point Lobos
Av, near Twenty-ninth Av
Green Johu, laborer, r. 741 Market
Green John, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Green John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 547
Mission
Green John, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Green John, liquor saloon, cor Stockton and Green
Green John, machinist, r. 9 Freelon, rear
Green John, moulder Thompson Brothers, r. Tennes-
see, bet Butte and Solano
Green John, plumber William D. Hobro, r. Oakland
Green John; rigger William Green, r. 26 Howard
Green John, ropemaker 8. F. Cordage Co., r. cor Sola-
no and Tennessee
Green John, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Green John (J. (Jreen & Co.), r. 1622 Stockton
Green John A., moneybroker, r. 102fi Jackson
Green John C, coffee and liquor saloon, h Jackaon
Green John F., janitor S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 1414 Powell
Green John F., porter Grangers' BusinsBB Asbu, r.
2121 Mason
Green Johu J., barkkeeper Hughes & Wiseman
Green John L., clerk B. S. Brooks, r. 12 Ridley
Green John M. (Lane & Greeu), r. «19 Howard
Green Joseph, car repairer, r. 139 J^ Shipley
Green Joseph, musician, r. 1522 Stockton
Green Joseph, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Greeu Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Green Joseph E., musician, r. 137 Mont, room 17
Green Josie Mrs., r. 30 Kearny
Green Julius 0. (Alfred F. Green & Co.) , r. 322 Fulton
Green Kate Miss, r. 824 Ellis
Green Leopold H. W., farmer S s Ocean House Road,
nr Ocean View House
Green Lewis, upholsterer, r. 5 Caroline
Green, Lizzie A., r. 1'26 Fifth
Green Louis (Green & Seller), r. 513 Stevenson
Green Marks (M. Phillijjs & Co.), r. Honolulu
Green Mary, domestic 1H50 Stevenson
Green Mary, dressmaker, r. .513 Bryant
Greeu Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 234 Minna
Green Mary Miss, nurselOl'.l Pacific
Green Mary Mr.s., furnished rooms 726 Mission
Gnen Mary E. (wilow) . r. 824 Ellis
Green Morris, boots and shoes, 810 Valencia
Greeu Mountain (lold Mining Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.),
Abraham Halsey sec rotary, office 314 Montgomery
Green Nelson, seaman, r. 4||Steuart
Green O. H., student Htal"s Business College
Greeu Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
412 H Fell
Green Peter, plumber William L. Daniel, r. 29 k' Moss
Green Philip, bootblack, 285 East, r. Clipper Hotel
Green Robert, r. 1318 Dupont
Green Robert H., teamster, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
San Jose Av and Guerrero
Green Rosa (widow), r. 700 Broadway
Greeu Ruf us I., horse dealer, 33 New Montgomery, r.
1H32 Market
Greeu Samuel (Higgius & Green), r. Fourteenth Av,
bet P and Q, South S. F.
Green Samuel, seaman, r. '204 Steuart
Green Sarah A. (widow), r. 49 Clara
Green Simon, shuemaker Jory Bros., r. E 3 Vermont,
bet Humboldt and Nevada
Green S. M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 5 Caroline
Green Street Wharf, cor Greeu and Front
Green T., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Greeu Theodore Mrs., r. 711 Nineteenth
Green Thomas (Green .t McCullongh), r. 1106 Fol
Green Thomas, baker Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking
Green Thomas, laborer, r. 21 Louisa
Green Thomas, physician, office 10 Third, r. Oaklandf
Green Thomas, real-eslute, r. 1405 Powell
Green Thomas A., salesman, r. 1405 Powell
Green Tree House, Louis Lang proptr, 20 Page
Green Valentine R., laborer, r. Ill Twelfth
Green William, r. 724 Tyler
Green William, bootblack, SW cor Mont Av and Eear
Gieen William, carpenter, 407 Braunan
Green William, rigger, 26 Howard
Green William Jr. (Zacharias k Green) , r. 726 Tyler
Green William Arthur, proprietor Arcade House, 930
Market
Green William F., hostler Thomas Wilson, r. Ill
Twelfth
Green William H., liquor saloon, 713 Howard, r. 621
Bush
Green W. W., mine loi'stor, r. Overland House
Green & McCullough (Thomas Green and Peter Mc-
Cullough), wood and coal, llOi) Folsom, and 212
Seventh
Green Jt Seller (Louis Green and David Seil«r) , cloth-
ing and iurnishiug goods, 689 Market
Green & Stamer (James Green and Henry Stamer) ,
carriagemakers and blacksmiths, Oregon, bet
Front and Davis
Green. See Greene
Greenan Frank, clerk, r. 29 Ohio
Grecnan Frank, plasterer, r. 1333 Market
Greenau John, laborer, r. 29 Ohio
BEAMISH imwrts direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDERSON & SANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
GKE
378
GRE
Gieenan Joseph, c«nner. r. 29 Ohio
Greenan Joseph, laborer, r. 139 H Shipley
Greenan Mary Miss, glovemavtr. r. 29 Ohio
Greenaur David, tailor H. Levison. r. 217 Prospect PI
Greenbaum Isaac, mining, r. 53S Folsom
Greenbaum L. i Co., moneybrokers. oll6 Montgomery
Greenbaiun Louis iL. Greenbaum i Co.), r. 521' Eddy
Greenbsum. See Greeiiebaum
Greenterg Abraham H., salesman Jfeustadter Bros.,r.
Westminster House
Greenberg Charles, srxton Mason Street Synagogue,
r. 506 Leavenworth
Greenberg Charles, stevedore, r. 105 Steuart
Greenberg David, clerk, r, 106 Post
Greenberg Henry, peddler, r. 615 Bush
Greenberg Henry, real-estateagent, office 306 Mont-
gomery, r. Westminster House
Greenberg Jacob, peddler, r. 4 Mills PI
Greenberg Joseph, salesman F. Toplitz & C-o., r. 661
Harrison
Greenberg Julius D.. clerk B. Nathan & Co . r. 323
Larkin
Greenberg L.. clerk, r. 41T McAllister
Greenbers Leon, superintendent Eagle Bras* Works,
r. 24 Stanly PI
Greenberg Leopold, r. 323 Larkin
Greenberg Max. -wholesale liquors, r. 531 Turk
Greenberg Max C. salesman Baldwin Clothing House,
r. 5Ltii Leavenworth
Greenberg Max H., salesmsn E. Mansbach, r. 614 Sut
Greenberg Morris (Greenberg i Co.i . r. 661 Harrison
Greenberg Morris, tailor, r. 611 Powell
Greenberg N". G. W., druggist J. R. Gates & Co., r. 430
Chestnut
Greenberg Samuel, r. 25 Dupont
Greenberg Samuel C. salesman J. J. Leszynsky. r.
.>JD Leavenworth 0
Greenberg W.. cook Prescott House
6RKEXBERG & CO. ( Murt is Greenberg), iwoptrs
Eagle Brass and Bell Foundry and Finishing
Works. i<j5 Fremont
Greenblatt Moses (Fre.ierick Hess i Co.), r. Sll Tyler
Greenbury Morris, tailor, r. 917 Pacific
Greene Alfred A., attorney at law. r. 215 Fifteenth
Greene Alfred A., clerk, r. 12 Ridley
Greene Alfrea T.. clerk, r. 215 Fifteenth
Greene Ann (widow . r. 59 Stevenson
Greene Ann M. Mrs., ladies' nurse r. 1140 Pacific
Greene Benjamin J., seaman, r. Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Greene Charles (Lambert & Greene), r. 1818 Turk
Greene Charles B., carpenter and builder, r. 22 De
Boom
Greene Clay M.. r. 1534 Mission
Greene Edward, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 1320 Montgomery
Greene George H., driver City E. R.. r. S s Rutledge
Av, bet California Av and Columbia PI, Bemal
Heights
Greene George W., printer, 4 Eighth, r. 2 Eighth
Greene Henry A. (Greene & Co.i , r. 36 Eleventh
Greene Henry P.. b'X»kkeei>er Huntinffton, Hopkins &
Co., r. 709 Taylor
Greene Herbert M., porter H^lbr^-ok, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 3«> Tehama
Greene James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. China
Greene John, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 1320 Mont
Greene John, s<raman. r. 4-55 Clementina
Greene John Jr., tinsmith. Holbrook, Merrill i Stet-
son, r. 1320 Montgomery
GBEEXE JOffX E. , Uquor saloon, 222 Fourth
Greene Katie A. F. Mis.s, tiracher, r. 2121 Mason
Greene Lucius P., purser S. S. Newbum, r. Potrero
Av, nr Siiteentii
Greene Michael, laborer, r. TloBrannan
Greene Michael F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Bry-
ant and Sixth
Greene Mining Cj. (California). Jotin J. Scoville sec-
retiry, office 59 Nevada Block
Greene Nathaniel, clerk North British and Mercan-
tile Insurance Co., r. 2844 Mission
Greene Samuel, carpenter, r. Union Hotel
Greene Solomon S.. printer B. G. Dun .'c Co., r. 102
Kinth
Greene Walter E., carpenter, r. Harrieon, bet Eighth
and Ninth
Greene William, teamster, r. 13 Geneva
Greene William Mrf , president Protestant Episcopal
Church Home Assn. r. 15:J4 Miesion
Greene William G., miner, r. 1515 Market
Greene & Co. (Henry A. Greene) , stockbrokers, office
314 Montgomery, room 4
Greenebatun Berthold ( Steam Mens' Furnishing Goods
Factory , r. 426 Eddy
Greeuebaum Emil. clerk Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.,
r. SW cor Washington and Franklin
Greenebaum H.. stockbroker, r. Lick House
GREEXEBArM, HET-BCSG «& CO. (Jacob
Greeuebajm. August Helbing, Emanuel Strauss,
and Herman Greenebaum), stockbrokers, 232
Montgomery
Greenebaum Herman (Greenebattm, Helbing &Co.),
r. SW cor Washiuston and Franklin
Greenebaum Jacob (Greenebaum & Co.), r. 1816 Wash
Greenebaum Jacob jGreeubaum. Helbing & C<>.),r.
The Baldwin
Greenebaum Morris (Weil Brothers & Co.), r. 836
O'Farrell
Greenebaum Moses (Gi«enebaum, Sachs & Freeman),
r. 1512 L.^rkin
Greenebaum Osiar (Steam Mens' Furnishing Goods
Factory) , r. 426 Eddv
GREEXEBAt'M, SACHS i& PREEM\N (Mo-
ses Greenebaum. Isaac Sachs, and E. S. Freeman),
importers and manufs gents' furnishing goods,
524-526 Market, and 2;i-'25 Sutter
Greenebaum Sigmund. auctioneer Greenebaum .^ Co.,
r. Si'. O'Farrell
GREEXEBAt'M «& CO. (Jacob Greenebaum. Hen-
rv Cohn. and John B. Luther) .auctioneers, 115-117
Bush
Greenebaum William B., r. 29 Dupont
Greenebaum. See Greenbaum
Gr'^enewald Jacob, r. 1513 Gough
Greenewald Moritz F., broker, 125 Sansom. room 41,
r. Alameda
Greenewald Simon (Louis Sloss i Co., and Funcke k
Co. ! . r. 1717 Van Ness Av
Greenewald. See Greenwald
Greenfield Louis L.. salesman Levi Strauss & Co.. r.
1305 Octavia
Greenhalgh John H.. plumber and gasfitter, C Broad-
' . wav, r. International Hotel
; Greenham Frederick K., collector "Vallejo St. "Wharf,
' r. 215 Clira
Greenhood, Bohn & Co. (Montana Territory) , Louis
M. Cohu aseut. office '209 Sansom
Greenhood Ella M. Miss, a^ijuster coiner's departmeiit
I V. S. Mint. r. 20 Hampton PI
Greenhood Hugo O.. clerk freight department Central
1 Pac. R. R., r. 1900 Stockton
Greenhood Louisa (widow) , r. 1230 Geary
'' Greenhood Maurice, insurance broker, r. 20 Hamp-
I ton PI
Greenhood William W.. deputy sheriff, r. 19<XI Stock
Greenlaw Charles E. painter F. A. Hovey.r. 956?^. How
Greenlaw Madison, carpenter George D. Damon, r.NE
cor Montgomery and Pacific
Greenlaw M. E. Mrs., r. 1317 Mission
Greenleaf Harry H.. restaurant. 306 Hayes
Greenleaf John, poitr-r Woodhams & Ludlum, r. 26
Willow
Greenleaf William, eipre.^man, r. E s Mission, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Greenleaf William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Grt-enleaf William Mrs., dressmaking, E b Mission,
bet Twenty Eighth and Twenty-niuth
Greenleaf William C. master mariner, r. 560 Sanchez
GreeiHtss Hugh, carpenter California Mills, r. 6 Hyde
Greenless John, carpenter, r. 6 Hyde
Greenlock Gustave F.. propertvman California The-
atre, r. 201 H Ritch
Greenlund Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan
i Greenltm'l August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
I Brannan
i Greenlund Henry laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery ,''r. TgS
I Brannan
I Greenlund Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
' 735 Brannan
Greenman Herman, mining, office 318 Pine, rooms 2-
3. r. Oakland
Greenough G. G., V. S. A., r. 055 Harrison
Greenough Henry, messenger letter dept Wells. Fargo
I & Co., r. 19 Willow .\v
i Greentree Louis L., salesman, r. 202 Sixth
' Greentree Mary E. (widow), r. 221 Linden
: Greenwald August, currier, r. t'OS Sixth
' Greenwald Frank J., local policeman, r. 535 Green-
wich
BULLOCE i: J"ONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
TRUNES and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Seamy St.
GRE
379
GRE
Oreenwald Linn (widow) , nuree Alms Hoiisc ]
Greenwald. See Greenewald j
Greenway Alfred, cook Joe Guisti fc Co. ^ „ . '
Greenway Edward M., collection teller Nevad* Bank
of San Franciaco, r. 655 Hai-rjson
Greenwav Thomas, ghoemaber, r. »E Fd and Spear
Sreexwich dock v. s. bonded ware.
HOL'SE, Sf-arle k Bode pn^ptrs.NW cor Battery
and Gn euwich
fiREEXWICH P.4.RK, A. R. Baldwin proptr, from ^
Scott to Broderick, and from Vallejo to Green-
Greenwood George G., liquor saloon, 343 Sixth, r. 345
Greenwood Henry, butcher, r. 1720 Market
Greenwood Htnry, Master Manners Barney. Assn.
Druids' Hall , . ■,, .m-i c.^
Greenwood John, carpenter and builder, r. 202 San
Greenwood Lawrence, salesman WilUam H. BurreU.
r. frO? Stevenson
GREENWOOD MONROE, treasurer Gold and
Stock Telegraph Co. of Cal, office 2->2 Sausom, r.
Greenwood Rosamond (widow;, r. 1109 Clay
Greenwood Susan Mrs., r. SW cor Channel and Brr-
GreenwoJd Thomas, clerk •William Steuart, r. 202 San
GREENWOOD WILLIAM >L, prop^ India
Rice Mill, E 8 Frem nt, bet Howard and Mission,
office 412 Battery, r. Uni n Club
Greenzweig George (Xast i G.eenzweig), r. 614
Greer Charles, with Western Union Telegraph Co., r.
417 Mason
Greer Isaac, r. 793 Mission o*-^^*r~rr,
Greer Jennie E. Miss, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. C09 Seventeenth
Greer John, r. 229 Keamy
Greer Jolin, laborer, r. 2.53 Jessie
Greer Julia A. Miss, r. 706 Stockton
Gr. er Marv L. Miss, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer Robert, r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer Robert, farmer, r. 1219 York
Greer Robert W.. clerk Commercial Union Assurance
Co., r. 609 Seventeenth
Greer William, billposter Keyt i Co.
Greer. See Grier
Greevy Ann (widow) , r. 509 Twenty-second
Greevv George, drayman, r. 509 Twenty-second
Greffe' Charles, woodcarver George Fischer, r. 223
Greffoz'julien, watchmaker Barreit & Sherwood, r.
San Rafael
Greg Frank (Greg & Co.) . r. 309 Fremont
Greg i; Co. (Frank Greg and Jamea E. Brophy) , deal-
ers sawdust and sand, 410 Main
Greget Emil, r. 1027 Dupont
Gr^et Leopold, proptr Leopold s Garden and >ur-
sery, E s FrankUn. nr Greenwich
Gregg Alice C. Miss, assistant Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. 2110 Polk
Gregg Cornelius, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Gr5| James C. bookkeeper I. * A. M. Cook, r. 202
Sixteenth . . ^ __. . „,
Gregg John, barkeeper S. P. Collins & Co., r. 929 Jack
Gregg John, clerk, r. 366 Natoma
Gregg Joseph W.. carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 2110
Polk
Gregg Peter, longshoreman, r. 357 First, rear
Greggins Thomas, peddler, r. 23 Clinton
Greggins Thomas Jr., trunkmaktr. r. 23 Clinton
Greggins Thomas Mrs., groceries and liquors, -O
Clinton
Gregin Marten, laborer, r. Eighteenth, nr Douglass
Greg'Mre Louis (Louis Gregoire & Co.), r. 81o Capp
GREGOIRE LOnS & CO. (Payot.Upham tCo),
1 French and furti-n books and stationery, >W cor
Washington and Montgomery Av
Gregoire Thomas Y.. shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 140
Rose Av
Gregor Alexander, r. 110 Fourth
i Gregor Henry, butcher Charles Fauser, r. cor Railroad
' and Foul teenth avs, Souths. F.
Gregorv Albert, b lotmaker Pcrt*r, Oppenheimer S
j Slessiuger. r. 130 Rose Av
Gregory Amelia (widow) . r. 231 Post ^ , , j
i Gregory Henry P. (H. P. Gregory & Co.),r. Oakland
GREGORY H. P. & CO. (Sjlw-W Gregory). •
imp<jrterB machinery and suppliei. 2-2^ C*I
Greyorv John.boilermaker, r. 14 Natoma
Grtg. rV John S., salesman Yates k Co., r. 99 ster
Gregory Joseph M.. r. 48 Fourth
(;.M.-.r^-M<holas. laborer City Ironworks . „„
Gr.-g..r'y Samuel Rev., pastor St. Lukes <niurch. S 8 .
Pacific, bet Polk and Van Xess Av
Gregory Samuel O.. secreUry Safety Powder Co..r.
Chamberlain House ^ ^ , n vi,-n,i
Gregory Silas W. (H. P. Gregory * Co ' • '•^2»"^"* ,
Gregory Theodore C, hairdresser Jamea Murphy, r.
y02 Stockton „ .. or- ™ TK.,^
Gregory Thomas, proptr Elite Re»=taurant. SE cor Fine
and Montgomery, r. 1023 Powell
Gregorv Uriah, clergj-man, r. 550 Jessie
Gregory William, cook S. 8. .\n.on. r. 33 Garden
Gregory William, tailor, r. 115 Geiry ,. ^ „. . ,
Gregory William F., nightwatchman I. s.. Mint, r.
1065 Market . ...at>~^
Grego%-ich N.fGregovich k Franciecovict; , r. <^> Post
• Gregovich* Francistoyich (S. Gregovich and John
Francibcovich) , refitaurant, 5 Sixth ..^ w^,
Greichen WiUiam, porter E.K.Howes k Cj.t. jOMiss
Greif George, clerk, r. 1314 Kearny
Greif Henrr, butcher, r. 409 Pacific
Greif John (Greif & Armann), r. 1314 Kearny
Greif Jobn Jr.. jeweler, r. 1314 Kearny p.„.^
GREIF & ARMANN (John Greif and Edwa^
Armann). iiairdr^ssing saloon and prjptrs b. r.
Baths. 63G Washington .
Greig WiUiam, machinehand Holland kRnppel,r. ;>Li
I Natoma '
i Greilich Charles, upholsterer, r 41 Turk ^
Greiner AmeUa Miss, dreeamaker, r. SW cor Shasta
and Michigan ._,
Greiner Frederick, groceries and liquors. >w cor
Jessie and Sixth
Greiner Henry. roUer Pac. RoiUng MiU, r. SW cor
Snasta and Michigan .
Greiner Thomas, tea.her music, r. 1434 Mission
Greis Anna Miss, milliner Mary A. Greis. r. lid
Greis Mary A. (widow I, millinery. 138 H Fourth, r.U3
! Greisen Louis, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. XW^ cor
Eighth and Bryant
Greishopper Louit., blacksmith, r. 46 Louisa
Greielva Joseph, tinsmith, r. 116 Clara
OreUs John W., Uquor saloon. 20:- Bush, r. i>0.-^ Min
Grell Frederick, r. 25 Louisa
Grelley Louise (widow) , r. 312 Uruon
' Grellmann Charles M., cigars and tobacco, 64 Thirfl,
1 and ijl Bush, r. 509 Bush
; Grellmann Paul, r. 509 Bush p^.„,
1 Gremaud Joseph. Tailors" Pro. Union. SW corKeamy
1 and Morton . i
Gremeaud Cvril H., gardener J. Barbe. 2.13 Bush
I Gremke Henry, groceries snd liquors, sE cor Micni- i
I gan and Shasta, r. Oakland ^ wi a
I Gremke Richard, cl-rk Henry Gremke. r. Oaklwid
I Greninger Daniel, tinsmith and plumber, .•>42 lourtn
Grennan Fortune, chambermaid Palace Hott;
1 Grennan John, superintendent Bay City boda water
I Co., r. 1036 Howard
1 Grentz Joseph, tailor, r. 532 Green
Grentz. SeeGrantz. and Granz
' Grenzen John A., laborer, r. 75 Everett
I Gress Eucher. upholstrrtr. r. 10 Pfeiffer
! Gress George (Dipple i Gress). r. cor Twelfth At
I and M. South 5^. F. „ , -
i Gress Wellington M.. carpenter, r. .49 Jessie
; Grtte Christian, upholsterer, r. 21 Fulton, T«ar
• Grete John, r. 515 Saorimento
1 Grethe Edmund, clerk Dimmer 4: Stege. r. (19 Pacific
i Gretto G., r. 1601 Mason
I Greve Marie(widow). r. 2.52 Tehama
Greve WilUam. cook. r. 252 Tehama
Grev Vnnie Mrs., famished rooms, 136 bixth
GREY CYRIl. v., attorney at law. office 004 Mer-
chant, r. 1304 Post
Grev George, miner, r. 424 OFarrf 11
Grev James, master mariner, r. 547 Folsom
Grey James B.. solicitor S. F. Chronicle, r. .05 CTem
Grey John T.. shoemaker, r. 25 k Sixth
Grey Mary Mrs., drestmaker Mrs. S. Brock, r. 1626
Broadway
Grey Maud A. (widow., medium, rooms and r. JSJS
Grey Patrick, coachman Franklin Hotel; r. 321 Pacifie
o
BEAMISH can afEbrd to sell gobds low^Imports (^rect.
ANDERSON & HANLOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Mcnlgomeiy St
GEE
380
GRI
Grey Peter J._ Eev., pastor St. Patrick's Church, r. lH
Mission
Grey. See Gray
Greyhound Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.),
E. H. Long secretary, office 422 Montgomery
Gribben William, boatman, Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 8
Culhoun
Grider Charles, teamster, r. S s Vallejo, nr Kearny
Gridley Samuel E., student Heald's Business College,
r. 714 Howard
Grief John, secretary Carmelo Bay Coal Co., office .306
Market
Griel Gabriel, seaman, r. Western House
Grier Joseph M., wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 512
Bush
Grier Robert, carpenter, r. 1.512 Sacramento, rear
Grier William J., operator W^estern Union Telegraph
Co., r. 417 Mason
Grier. See Greer
Giits Frederick (Karstens & Gries) , r. NE cor Howard
and Beale
Grieser Adolpli, cigar dealer, r. 718 Octavia
Grieser Frederick, butcher, r. 703 Ash Av
Grie.shammer Adam, r. 921 Pacific
Griesinger Albert (Robert Griesinger), r. 622 Post
Griesiuger Robert (Robert Griesinger), r. 914 Post
GRIESINGER ROBERT (Albert Griesinger),
stockbroker, office 503 California
Griesou Charles, cook S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
; Griest Mechanical Pen and Dui^licating Press Co.
' (Chicago), Court J. Simmons agent, office 507
j California
I Grif Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 810 Howard
I Griffen J. F., clerk general freight office Central Pac.
I R K., r. 1532 Post
I Griffin Amos G., salesman, r. 817 Mission
I Griffin Anihony, r. 126 Olive Av
j Griffin Arick M., carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r.
1059 Mission
Griffin Bridget A. (widow) , r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Griffin Charles, teamster Dennis Mugan, r. 522 Turk
Griffin D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Griffin Daniel D., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 239
Steuart
Griffin Daniel J. C, blacksmith Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 13 Farren Av
Griffin Delia jwidow) , drc'ssmaker. r. 547 Jessie
Griffin Delia Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.,r.
Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Griffin Dennis T., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 239
Steuart
Griffin Edward, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. 1616
DevLsadero, rear
Griffin Eliza (widow), r. 12 Howard Court
Griffin Ella, cl'>akmaker, r. 12 Howard Court
Griffin Ella Miss, silkworker Cal. ^ilk Manufacturing
Co., r. Eleventh Av, near Railroad Av, South
S. F
Griffin F., railroadman, r. 474 Jessie
Griffin George Butler, writer H. H. Bancroft, r. 2105
Webster
Griffin Henry, oil tester, r. 411 Brannan
Gritliu James, carpttlayer, r. 548 Howard
Griffin James, haruessmaker. r. 1226 Green
Griffin James, laborer, r. S s Filbeit, near Sansom
Griffin James I., carriagetrimmer B. Grave & Co., r.
247 a Perry
Griffin Jeremiah, cutter Edward T. Anthony, r. E s
Boyce, N of Point Lobos Av
Griffin Jeremiah J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
104 Shipley
Griihn John, cook, r. 920 Washington
Griffin John, fireman stni San Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St. Wharf
Griffin John, laborer, r. 14 Zoe
Griffin John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 729}^
Clementina
Griffin John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Griffin John, shirt manufacturer, 2ri3 Jessie
Griffin John, speculator, r. 40 McAllister
Griffin John, varnisher Pac. Furniture Manuf. Co., r.
■.illi Rausch
Griffin John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Svdney
Griffin John Jr., tinsmith, r. Taylor, bet Filbert and
Greenwich
Griffin John C, carpenter, r. 13 Farren Av
Griffin John D., boatbuilder, 239 Steuart
Griffin John S., cabinetmaker Singer Manufacturing
Co., r. 31 J4 Rausch
Griffin John W., chief engineer stm Santa Cruz, r.
.S7 3« Perry
Griffin Joseph, laborer, r. King Street House
Griffin Kate Miss, dressmaker Eliza Bloom, r. 1623
Kddy
Griffia Lee (Griffin & Co.) , r. Oakland
Griffin M. Miss, shoefitter, r. 13 Farren Av
Griffin Maria, domestic 2331 Bush
Griffin Mary (widow) , r. 36 Nevada
Griffin Mary (widow) , r. 56 Minna
Griffin Mary Miss, dressmaker D. Samuels, r. 247
Perry
Griffin Mary, nurse, r. 1814 Hyde
Griffiu Mary A. Miss, tailoress, r. 517 Jessie
Griffin Mary Ann (widow) . seamstress, r. 54 Clara
Griffiu Mary C, (widow), glovemaker, r. 1116 J^ Fol
Griffin Mary J. domestic 1514 Folsom
Griffin Michael, engineer Grand Hotel, r. 820 Geary,
rear
Griffin Michael, groceries and liquors, 639 Fulton
Griffin Michaf-l, laborer John G. lis. r. 263 Jessie
Giiffin Michael, miner, r. 725 Liguna
Griffin Michael B., with A. Baumgarten, r. 315 Oak
Griffin Michael S., liquor saloon, SE cor Broderick
and Geary
Griffin Morris, rnilk ranch, r. NW cor Kansas and
Humboldt
Griffin Nellie, domestic 126 Tenth
Griffiu Nora, dressmaker, r. 12 Howard Court
Griffin Patrick, carpenter, r. 321 Clementina
Griffin Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Eighth and Bran
Griffin Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Griffin Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Devisadero and
O'Farrell
Griffin Patrick, oil boiler Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Griffiu Patrick, sectionman Southern Pac. E. R. Co.
Gi'iffin Patrick, tanner Samuel Bloom
Griffiu Patrick G., morocco finisher, r. 26Stevenson Av
Griffin Patrick J., carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co.,
r. 13 Farren Av
Griffiu Peter, r. 247 Je Perry
Griffiu P. H. (Riley & Griffin) , r. 814 Clay
Griffin Thomas, clerk, r. 129 Perry
Griffin Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Griffin Thomas, seaman, r. 21 Clara
Griffin Thomas G., bookkeeper Michael Price, r. 129
Perry
Griffin Thomas H. J., travelling agent Sherman, Hyde
& Co., r. 315 Oak
Griffin Thomas K., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn.,
r. 1300 Pine
Griffin Timothy, wheelwright, 1430 Pacific
Griffin Warren, bootcutter Poiter, Oppenheimer k
Slessinger, r. 212 Ellis
Griffin Willard, commercial traveler, r. 45 Potter
Griffin William, carrier Alta California, and Exam-
iner, r. 13?^ Fifth Av
Griffiu William, hostler William Lambert, r.734 Bran
Griffin William, tanner, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Griffin William, tanner Williams Bros., r. Marsh
House, Sixth Av, South S. F.
Griffin William A., with Deming & Palmer, r. 746 Mis
Griffin William C, r. 1009 Geary
Griffin William D., salesman A. Baumgarten, r. 315
Oak
Griffin William T., bricklayer, r. 36 Nevada
Griffin William W., foreman wipers Southern Pac^ R.
R. Co., r. 517 Eighteenth
Griffiu & Co. (Lee Griffiu aud J. P. Perham), import-
ing and manufacturing gror-ers 405 Front
Griffith Alexander, painter, r. 527 Shotwell
Griffith Amelia Mrs., principal Union Primary School
r. 824 Lombard
Griffith Anthony J. (.John Foley & Co.),r. 2507 Larkin
Griffith Arthur R., agent La Belle Manufacturing Co.,
r. 106 3<j Third
Griffith Arthur H. (Buroh & Griffith), attorney at law,
office 3.i0 Pine, room 22-23, r. San Leandro
Griffith Barton, dairyman Charles W. Taber, r. 1008
Valencia
Griffith Charles A., port r W. T. Wenzell, r. 1019 Pow
Griffith Consolidated Mill aud Mining Co. (Nevada
Co., Cal.), G. M. Condee secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 4s
Griffith E. Miss, ladies underwear 412 Geary
Griffith Edwin L., clerk Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, r. 569 Harrison
Griffith Enoch, laborer, r. 815 Guerrero
Griffith George, tanner, r. 11 Geneva
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fnmislungs.
Pine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Griffith Haida Mrs., lace and wax flowers 1027 Sutter
Qrifiath James, laborir S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing l"o. Long Bridue
Griffith James A., wheelwright West Coa.st Furniture
Co., r.444 Sixth
Griffith James B., porter O'Connor, Moffutt & Co., r.
;i24 Lilly Av
Griffith John, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
Griffith John B. (Lang & Griffith), r. cor Kineteenth
and Sanchez
Griffith John W., gilder Amos Currier, r. 717 Grove
Griffith Martha (widow), r. SW cor Montgomery and
Broadway
Griffith Millen, manager tug boats Goodall, Perkins
& Co., office 10 Market, r. MVJ Harrison
Griffith Patrick, laborer Cal Sugar Relinery,r. NW cor
Braunau and Eighth
Griffith Walter, painter, r. NW cor Nineteenth and
Sanchez
Griffith William, tanner, r. 11 Geneva
Griffiths David T., proptr Wright's Hotel 218 Bdwy
Griffiths D. C, r. 50:i Folsom
Griffiths D. E., first othcer Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota, r.
7(!3 Howard
Griffiths Griffith B., policeman City Hall, r. 330
Twenty-fourth
Griffiths Harry S., pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
Shelbourue House
Grifflifhs James, boilermaker, r. 215 Ritch
Griffiths John H., bookkeeper Clay& Co.,r. 2510 Web-
ster
Griffiths John J., (Cummings, Griffiths & Co.), r. 1113
Cla.r
Griffiths Joseph (Wamcke & Griffiths) , r. SE cor Sixth
Av and M, South S. F.
Griffiths Joseph, night-inspector Custom House, r.
757 Folsom
Griffiths Mary (widow) , r. 518 Taylor
Griffiths Richard, capitalist, r. 22 Geary
Griffiths S., billposter Keyt & Co.
Griffiths Samuel, oiler S. S. Los Angeles, r. 420 Fol
Griggs Frank, fireman Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r. 212
Shotwell
Griggs William, fireman, r. 247 Second
Grigsby Jennie Mrs., r. 121 Seventh
Grigsby William, upholsterer, r. 225 Fourth
Grijalva Librada C. Mrs., tailoress, r. 521 Green
Grijalba Mary Ann, r. b25.Vallejo
Grim AViraham K., capitalist, otlice 234 Montgomery,
room 1, r. Occidental Hotel
Grim .\loiizo M., clerk general freight office, Central
Pac. R. R., r. 2017 Webster
Grim. See Grimm.,
Grimaud Stiuislas, packer G. Venard, 625-627 Front
Grimes E. H. Mrs., boarding, 325 Ellis
Grimes Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, r. 1015 Fol
Grimes Frank, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. NE
cor Eddy and Pierce
Grimes George C, shoemaker, 803 Folsom, r. 319
Stockton, rear
Grimes George E., chief cook S. S. Oregon, Oregon S.
S. Co., r. 17 Morey alley
Grimes George L., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,r.
2534 Washington
Grimes George T., assistant grand secretary Grand
Lodge F. and A. M., office Masonic Temple, r. 2534
Washington
Grimes Jane (widow) , r. NE cor Eddy and Pierce
Grimes John, painter, r. 525 J(; Howard
Grimes Lyman, salesman Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
2534 Washington
Grimes Michael, teamster Daniel Sheerin, r. SW cor
Broderick and Ellis
Grimes Michael, watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
43t> Clementina
Grimes Nellie, domestic 1723 Clay
Grimes Patrick J., woodpolisher, r. S s Wolfe, nr Fi-
garo, Bernal Heights
Grimes William H., engineer Palace Hotel, r. CI Te-
hama
Grimley Frank, teamster F. Barnard k Co.
Grimm Adam, bairdressing and bathing saloon. Lick
House, r. 36 McAllister
Grimm Adam H., fringemaker 8. Ettinger, r. 710
Jones
Grimm Adele Miss, r. 1118 Kearny
Grimm Adolph (Trihel & Grimm), r. 219 Mission
Grimm Adolph, tinsmith, 230 Mont Av,r. 824 Vallejo
Grimm Albert J., architect, r. 306 Clementina
Grimm Alexander, liquor saloon, 13 Third
Grimm Andrew, laborer Herman Rossbacb, r. 1316
Broadway
Grimm Charles, baker Joseph Meyer, r. 1118 Kearny
Grimm Charles, local policeman, r. 1433 Pacific
Grimm Emil, baker American Exchange Hotel, r. 8
O'Farrell Alley
Grimm F. Mrs., dri sBmaker,r. 824 Vallejo
Grimm Ferdinand W.. real estate, r. 306 Clementina
GRIMM FRKDEllICK W., liquor saloon, 775
Market, r. 30(; Clementiua
Grimm Frederick W. Jr., civil engineer, r. 306 Clem
GRIMM HENRY, proptr Ariou Halle, NE cor
Kearuy and Sutter, r. 1433 Pacific
Grimm Henry, salesman S. Lachman & Co., r. 4 Vir-
ginia PI
Grimm Matthias, liquor saloon, 125 Post, r. 710 Jones
Grimm Matthias Jr., barkeeper S. P. Collins & Co., r.
710 Jones
Griumi Peter, mate stm San Lorenzo, Jackson St.
Wharf
Grimm. See Grim
Grimmelmau Frederick, clerk Von Soosten & Ahrens,
r. SW cor Sixteenth and Folsom. ,
Grimminger Francis, painter, r. B64 Natoma
Grimshaw Henry (Mervy & Co.), r. 808 Green
GriniNhaw Thomas, siuuiian, r. 117Drumm
Grimshaw William, boilerma er, r. 2.52 Brannan
Grimstead Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 21 J^ Garden
Grim wood Adolphus D., deputy clerk U. S. District
Court, and U. S. commissioner, office 14 U. S.
Court Building, r. Fruit Viile
Grinbaum Morris S. (M. S. Griubaum & Co.), r. 1313
Gough
GRIXBAUM M. S. «& CO. (Morris Louisson),
commission merchants, office 214 California
Grindell William, watchman S. S. Great Republic
Griudle.v Juhn H., office 2U2 Davis, r. Oakland
Grindley Patrick, laborer C. E. Haseltiue
Griudley Richard, waiter steamer Salinas, r. Oakland
Grinnell Henry F., manager Collins & Lvou, r. 208
Filth
Grinnell Julius, Master Mariners' Beuev. Assn,
Druid's Hall
Gripel John, longshoreman, r. 14 Natoma
Gripel John Jr., longshoreman, r. 14 Natoma
Gripp John (S. F. Furniture Factory), r. 10 Capp
Gripp John, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
GRISAR E. 4&CO. (George Abbot) , proptrs San
Francisco Wool Exchange, and general wool-
brokers, NWcor Fifth and Towusend
GRISAK EMIl.(E. Grisar & Co.), and consul for
Belgium, office NW cor Filth and Townsend, r.
1517 Powell
Grisch Jacob, shipcarpenter, r. 741 Market
Griselle Elizabeth Miss, lihysiciau, office and r. 432
Sutter
Griss Henry, cabinetmaker Snyder & Reichling, r. 555
Braunau
Grist Ziba S., expressman, 20 Geary, r. 928 Folsom
Griswold Benjamin, waiter Meyer k Muehe, rs20 Te-
hama
Griswold Daniel 8., electrotyper Miller & Richard, r.
Oakland
Griswold F. M., clerk. 432 Montgomery, room 11, r.
Tehama, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Griswold George B.,commercial agent Lewis Brothers,
r. 809 Filbert
Griswold James E., pressman J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
166 Tehama
Griswold J. H,, bookkeeper, r. 521 Stevenson
Griswold John, clerk, r. Quincy House
Griswold John C, clerk City and County Auditor's
Office, r. 1511 Washington
Griswold John H., bookkeeper Contra Costa Laundry
Assn, r. Oakland
Griswold Josiah (Griswold & Berry), r. Hnnsa Hotel
Griswold Martha A. Mrs., manager Home Friendless
Children, r. 2530 Webster
Griswold Milton J., exprehsman, r. 25 3i Sixth
Griswold N. W., agent Charles McKeone, Sou A: Co.,
Phlladcdphia, office 123 California, r. Alameda
Griswold Walcott N., physician, office and r. 112 Mason
Griswold White F., dentist, office "J06 Market, r. 525
Twenty-second
Griswold k Berry (Josiah Griswold and John Berry),
carriage painters, 837 Folsom
Orivich Jean, restaurant, 8 East
Groat Elias, machinist, r. SW cor Gough and PacAv
Groat H. F., laborer Supeiintendeut of Streets
Groaton Lizzie Mrs., r. 1401 Jackson
BEAMISITS Shirts— Instructions for Self-measurement on Application.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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GROCKR AND COUNTRY MERCHANT,
Holldway & Briggs publishers, 405 Front
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION, L. F. Bol-
der secretary, office 62o Merchant, room 8
Grodhaus Christiana Mrs., fancy goods, 30 Franklin,
r. 105 Oak
Grodi^'an N., laborer Sutter St. R. R
Grodjenski Israel P. Rev., rabbi Congregation Beth
Israel, r. 467 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Grodt William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Groehng Theodore, watchmaker Weyl Brothers, r. 612
Taylor
Groeuuinger Frederic, baker William Poehlman, r. 7 3^
Laugton
Groenninger Henry E., liquor dealer, r. 21 Mary
Groepel -Jnlin, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
Groeper t^harles, master mariner, office 309 East
Groeper Kmil (Groeper & Silck) , r. 417 Drumm
Groeper Gustave, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Driuds' Hall
Groeper Harro C, agent independent tow-boat Favor-
ite, office 30'.» East. r. 446 Guerrero
Groeper vV Silck (Emil Groeper and Andrew Silck),
boarding and sale stable, 15 Washington
Groeschel Benjamin S. (S. Newman & Co.), r. 735
Geary
Groessel Herman, carriagemaker W. J. Shaw, r. 29 J^
Liuden
Groeshl Pauline, domestic 907 Geary
Greet) 1 Henry, carrier Morning Call' r. 1330 Sac
Groett William, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
M'lntgiimery
Groeziuger August, tannec Lagtfna Tannery, r. 1233
Union
Groeziuger CharleB. capitalist, r. 724 Mission
GROEZINGER G. (Glaus Schilling), wholesale
native wines and brandies, NW cor Bat and Pine
Groeziuger Gottlob (G. Groeziuger), r. 321 O'Farrell
Groeziuger Robert, r. 527 ><_; Natuma
GROGAN ALEXANDER B., capitalist, office 705
Siiusom
Grogan Alexander E., clerk Home Mutual Insurance
Co., 406 California
Grogan Malachi. groceries and liquors, NE cor Broad-
way and Bartol
Grogan Margaret (widow), r. 31 Linden
Grogan Mieliael, blacksmith, r. 126 Turk
Grogan Michael T.. blacksmith, 833 Geary
Grogan Thomas (Grogan A: Austett), r. 725 Green, rear
GROGAN & ANSTETT (Thomas Grogan and
Antoine Anstett) , proptrs Lafayette Brewery, 725
Green
Groger Charles, patternmaker, r. 78 Clementina
Groisard Frank, painter, r. 420 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Groit T.. quartermaster O. & O. S. S. Belgio
Grolle George, clerk Henry Heidmaa, r. SW cor Fol-
som and Spear
Gromaire Ouezinic, blacksmith, r. 1003 Powell
Gromaire Sidonie Mrs.. French laundry, 1003 Powell
Groniloua Adelaide, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Grnndoiia Giacomo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
GmndoQa .James, machinist, r. 222 Broadway
Groiidona Rosa. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Grondona Stephen, vegetable dealer, r. 7 Gaveu
(Tronhuldt Andrew, seaman, r. 521 Brannan
Grunosky Henry, tailor, 941 Market
Grouow Elizabeth (widow), r. 316 Third
Gronow James O., waiter Miners' Restaurant, r. 811
Stockton
Qronwall August, tanner Gottlieb Deitsch, r. 115
Twenty-sixth
Groom James J., lawstudent George N. Williams, r.
1808 Jessie
Groom L. J., cigarmaker, r. 616 Kearny
Groom Marshal W., porter J. M. Spafford & Co., r. 314
i;iay
Groom Roger, grocer, r. 1808 Jessie
Grooui William, farmer, r. W s San Jos6 Road, nr
Ocnan House Road
Groonibridge Henry, waiter S. S. Gre.-it Republic
Grooiue Elizabeth B., (widow) . furnished rooms, 362
Third
Grooiii:tn M., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Groran W. M., nitchinist Riadon I. and L. Works
GROS ALFRED, druggist and chemist, NW cor
Kearny and Washington, and 111 Dupont, cor Mor-
tou, r. 818 Broadway
Gros ( hampierre, r. 631 Pacific
Groebuiier Frederick, r. 212 Gough
GROSBAUER JOHN, wines and liquors, 2-4 Lied-
esdorff and 512 Front, r. 1232 Hyde
Grosh Alvin B., assayer, r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sto-
rey Co., Nev.), A. C.Hammond secretary, office
401 California, room 7
Grosh Jacob, carpenter, r, 741 Market
Grosh Samuel, merchant, r. 220 Seventh
Grosh Samuel R., bookkeeper Button & Withington,
r. 220 Seventh
Groskopff Antone, liquor saloon, 302 Francisco
Gross , laborer Superintendent of Streets
Gross Alkan, boot and shoemaker, 406 Jackson
Gross Catherine J\Iiss, matron St. Boniface Orphan
Asylum, 112 Grove
Gross Charles, clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 335
Fell
Gross Frank W., assistant bookkeeper U. 8. Mint, r.
731 Bush
Gross Frederick, butcher Charles Kuper, r. Oakland
Point
GROSS GEORGES, physician, office and r. 413
Bush
Gross John, r. Clipper Hotel
Gross John, cook, r. 211 Twenty-fourth
Gross John F., graiuer, r. 1912 Mission
Gross Louis (I. Laudsberger & Co.), r. 335 Fell
Gross Morris, clerk, r. 501 Kearny
Gross Morris, salesman A. Nicoll, r. 25 Jessie, nr
Seventh
Gross Philip H., tailor, 621 Union
Gross Sarali A. Mr-s., matroa C niuty Jail
Grosser Herman, furniture dealer, r. 1434 Mission
Grosset Andre (Grosseit & Deljarri), r. 509 Bush
Grosset & Deljarri (.\ndre Grosset and John Deljarri),
liquor saloon, 509 Bush
Gro.-setta Giovanni, r. 620 'i Lombard
Grc-ssetta Martin, restaurant, 527 Commercial, r. 1610
Leavenworth
Grossiiii Uly.sses, marbleworks, 1049 Market, r. 245
Tm-k
Grosskurth August, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. &
Co., r. 506 Vallejo
Grosskurth William, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. &
Co., r. 506 Vallejo
Grosslicht Charles, drayman M. Heller & Bros., r.
436 Natoma
Grossman August, cook Metropolitan Hotel, 516 Pac
Grossman Carl, r. 439 Fulton
Grossman George, porter J. Baum & Co., f. N 8 Jersey,
bet Church and Vicksburg
Grossman George Jr., salesman Simon Held & Co., r.
N s Jersey bet Church and Vicksburg
Gross;iiau Julius, teacher langutigs, r. 322 O'Farrell
Grossman Marks, glazier; 517 California, r. 715 O'Far-
rell
Grossman Morris M., printer, r. 715 O'Farrell
Grossman Moses, compositor, r. 715 O'Farrell
Grosso A. (A. Grosso & Co.), r. Filbert, nr Kearny
GroBSO A. & Co.(F. Martini), bootblacks, 226 Mont
Grosso Constantino, wagonmaker and blacksmith, 31
Clark
Grosvenor Francis, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 2227
Taylor
Groszinsky Philip, bartender T. N. Tom-Whorden, r.
NE cor Stevenson and Fourth
Grotaroli Pietro, waiter, r. 70S Commercial
Grote Friederich, maltster S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 222
Francisco
Grote Henry F., groceries and liquors, NE cor Brod-
erick and Geary
Grote Otto, clerk, r. 216 Van Ness Av
Grotcfend Frederick, student Pacific Business Col-
lege, r. Ahlborn House
Groth Carson H.(Groth Ai Eggers) , r. NE cor O'Far-
rell and Leavenworth
Groth Charles, cabinetmaker, r. .39 Willow Av
Groth David, groceries and liquors, NW cor Sutter
and Webster
Groth Henry, carrier Morning Call, r. 1330 Sac
Groth William (Nieman & Groth), r. NW cor Jersey
and Vick.sburg
Groth .t Eggers (Carsen H. Groth, and Hans F. Eg-
gers) , groceries and liquors, NE cor O'Farrell and
Leavenworth
Grotheer Henrietta, packer M. Morgenthau, r. 4 Ala-
bama
Grotheer Julia, packer M. Morgenthau, r. 4 Alabama
Grotheer Mary (widow) , r. 2733 Bryant Av
Grouard Mary A. (widow), nurse, r. 1821 Jackson
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Weax
Gentlemen's Furnishing. Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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Groupp John, wood eugravcr, r. E s MisBion, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twt-nty-filth
Gronpp Sebastian, mathinitt, r. £ s Mission, bet
Tweuty.fourth and Twenty-fifth
Grovt? George, clerk Bostwick Jfe Co., r. 623 Clay
Grove Haskell, bookkeeper, r. 7.5G Folsom
Grove Henry, cigars and tobacco, 424 Third
Grove Henry, shoemaker, r. 104 Freelon
Grove Kate Mrs., rr 411 !^ Oak
Grover A. A., r. 119 Fair Oaks
Grover Fannie O., dressmaker, r. 2:W Third
Grover Henry (Ohl & Grover) , r. cor Tenth and Rail-
road \\, South S. F.
Grover John, laborer, r. 30 Clay
Grover Samuel B., carpenter and builder, 1617 Cal
Grover Samuel H., drayman Starr & Co.,r. 24 Verona PI
Grover Thomas, laundryman, r. 239 Pi-rry, rear
Grover William, foreman A. Nicoll, r. 722 Mission
Grover William A., physician, office 3;i Kearny
GROVKR Si BAKER SEWIXG MACHINE
CO., J. W. Evans agent, ti'.» Post
Groves Andrew, laborer, r. 659 Minna
Groves Charles, .sUipcalker, r. 546 Folsom
Groves James W., rigt;er. r. W a Vicksburg, bet Tweu-
fourtii and Twenty-fifth
Groves Thomas M., porter H. B. Slaven, r.43^ Auburn
Grow Charles A., auditor M. P. and M. department
Central Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 64, r. 130 Tyler
Growuey George, machinist William T. Garratt, r.
55b !-i Howard, rear
Growney Owen, seaman, r. 29 De Boom
Growney Ttrreuce, carpenter, r. 29 De Boom
Growney Theodore, assistant engineer S. S. Thomas
A. AS hitelaw, r. ootihi Howard
Growney William H., machinist Pac. Iron Works, r.
558 V^ Howard
Grubb Samui-l N., gasfitter, r. 1611 Dupont
Grube Erast, miller, r. 37 Pacific
Grube John H., gardener, r. 13 Moss
Grube Max, stationery and toys, 442 Third, and 306
Third
Griibel Albert, butcher John Mengel, r. NW cor Post
and Powell
Gruebele Louis Charles, barber, r. 724 Mission
Gruber Adam, market, NW cor Union and Kearny, r.
436 Union
Gniber Alexander J., dairyman, r. N s Eureka, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Gruber .■Vntun, barber Francis A. Schmitt, r. 409 Dup
Gruber Ferdinand, curator museum, Woodward's Gar-
dens, r. 2239 Mission
Gruber John, expressman, r. 436 Union
Gruber .loseph, branch bakery and fruits, 1235 Miss
Gruber Joseph, laborer Pac. Rolling Jlill
GRUBER MARGARITA (widow/, liquor saloon,
N\V cor Commercial and Kearny, r. 26 Stone
Gruber Paul, laborer Kohler A: Frohliug, r. 26 Stone
Griibert Anton, Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Mont
Grubi Harry, seaman, r. 117 Drumua
Gruegen L., waiter Lick House
Gnieller John, painter Thomas Downing
Griien Julius (uriien & Vogelsaugj, r. 7'j6 Mission
Griien *: Vogelsang (Julius Griien, and Max Vogel-
sang), liqu'>r saloon, 142 Fourth, and 215 Third
Gruenberg Ma.x (Kane, O'Leary & Co.). r. 531 Turk
Gruenhagen Caroline (widow) . r. 18 O'Farrell
Gruenbagen Charles H., proptr S. F. Wire Works,
609 Mission, r. 2312 Gough
firuenhagen Theodore, candymaker George Haas &
Co., r. 18 O'Farrell
Gruenhagen William (George Haas & Co.), r. 18
O'Farrell
Gruetli Verein, rooms 310 O'Farrell »
Gruffin Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 360 Jessie
Gruhler Barbara Mrs., r. 26 Clara
Gruhler John, painter, r. 26 Clara
Gruhler Martin, tanner, r. 26 Clara
Gruhler Mary Miss, dres.-maker, r. 26 Clara
Gruman Samuel M., furniture and bedding, 823
Market, r. 451 Jessie
Grumley James, shipcarp' nter, r. 639 Tyler
Grummun Frank S., clerk treasurer's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 62 South Parii
Griin Julius, r. 142 Fourth
Griin Ri becca P. Mrs., copyist County Recorder's
Office, r. 903 Valencia
Grunbaum Henry, capitalist, office 108-110 Sansom, r.
1507 Tyler
Grunbaum. See Greenbanm, and Greenebaum
Grundel Frank, upholsterer William J. Heney k Co.,
r. 1508 Paiiflc Av
Grundel Frederick Mrs. (widow), r. 335 Clementina
Grundel George, ivoryturner Julius G. Grundel, r.
335 Clementina
Grundel Julius G., ivoryturner, 811,'^ Market, r. 335
Clementina
Grundel Otto, jewelerDavid L.Levy, r. 335 Clementina
Gruudell William, r. 648 Market
Grunding William, harnessmaker, r. 344 Third, rear
Grunding William, with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 334
Third, rear
Grmidle Aitel H., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. 8.
Granada
Gruuebaum William B., salesman Peck & Eisenbach,
r. 109 Sansom
Gruner Ferdinand, porterThalia Verein, r. 515Vallejo
Gruner Frank Jr., jeweler, 848 Washington, r. 515
Vallejo
Gruner Frederick, jeweler, r. 515 Vallejo
Gruner William, jeweler, r. 515 Vallejo
Grunewald Michael, liquor saloon. 324 Broadway
Griininger Jacob, engineer Empire Brewery, r. 432
Chestnut
Grunuagle George, clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 418;i. Sixth
Grunuagle George L., refiner Pacific Refinery and Bul-
lion Excnange, r. 25 Downey
Grunuagle J. S., clerk freight, department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 418 yj Sixth
Gruntes John, boarding and lodging, 17 Pacific
Grunthaler G., tailor, r. Hackiueier's Hotel
Grnuwald Richard, salesman Dohrmann i Co.,r. 1620
Powell
Grupe Henry, gardener Pacific Nursery, r. W s Baker,
bet Lombard and Chestnut
GRUNCHEN'SKI MARKS, liquor saloon, 657
Washington, r. 644 Sacraineuto
Grush J., machinist, r. Overland House
Grush J. Henry, patternmaker, r. 13 J^ Oak
Grush Job H., patternmaker, r, 314 Bush
Grush M. J. Mrs. (widow), r. 13 J<;. Oak
Gnish Rufus K., patternmaker, r. Vili Oak
GRUSS JOSEPH, mining secretary, office 418
California, r. 9 South Park
Grussy Adolph, barkeeper John J. Streuli, r. 414 Dup
Griitter Albert, watchman A. S. Hallidie,, r. NE cor
Sansom and Vallejo
Grutziuaclier WilUam, dravman Solomon Jacobs, r.
407 Hyde
Gschwiud Remi, bakery, 523 Valencia
Gschwiud Rudolph, clerk Friedrich Brothers, r. 523
Valencia
Guadeloupe Joseph, laundryman City and County
Hospital
Guadaloupe Valley Dairy, Charles W. Taber proptr,
depot lOOS Valencia
Guadauia Louis, barber Jean Broquet, r. 532 Vallejo
Guala Pii tro, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Gualzatta Charles, restaurant, 1334 Bush
Gualzatta Paulo, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Guaraglia Giacomo. Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Guard Reginald T., clerk George Morrow & Co., r. Oak-
land
Guardian .\ssurance Co. (Loudon), Balfour, Guthrie
& Co. agents, office 316 California
Guarin Thomas, teamster, r. 5(r2 Fell
Guatelli Joanna, gardener, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Six-Mile House
Guatelli Joanna Jr., laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road,
nr Six-Mile House
Guatelli Joseph, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Six-Mile House
Guatelli Stephani, laborer, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Six-Mib- House
GUATEMALA, Louis B. Parrott, consul, office 306
California
Guatemala Central R. R. Co., Henry Toomey agent,
office 424 Montgomery
Gucchi Giacomo, foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 422
Vallejo
Guckenheimcr Marx, butcher, 1 Grand Central Mar-
ket, r. 1713 Buchanan
Gudde Marinus, r. 1151 Harrison
Gudehus Cliristiau, liquor saloon, 112 Drumm
Gudehus Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Dupont and Bush, r. 15 Harlan PI
Gudzinsky Charles, contractor, r. 421 Dupont
Guedet Edward F., fish dealer, 1516 Dupont
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GueneBso Joseph, r. 736 Vallejo, rear
Guenin Alphonso, baker Felix Guenin, r. 1510 Du-
pont, rear
Guenin Felix, bakery, 1510 Dupont
Gueuther John K., porter L. Itadovich k Co., r. 533 J5
N a torn a
Guerin John (Guerin & Nolan), r. 414 O'Farrell
Guerin John, laborer, r. 123 Sixth
Guerin Michael, boots and shoes, 315 Bush, r. 917
Eddy
Guerin Michael, shoemaker, r. 66 Everett
Guerin Patrick, bookkeejaer, r. 17 Geneva
Guerin Patrick S., freight agent S. F. and North Pa-
cific R. R., office Washington St. Wharf
Guerin Thomas, teamster, cor Davis and Washington,
r. Ws Webster, bet Tyler and McAllister
Guerin & Nolan (John Giierin and John Nolan) , wood
and coal, 414 O'Farrell
Guernsey George S., vice president Continental Oil
and Transportation Co. of Cal., r. 413 Brannan
Guerrero Guadaloupe, teamster Isaac F. Eaton & Son,
r. 717 Valencia
Guerrero Patrick, laborer Isaac F. Eaton & Son, r. 717
Valencia
Guerrero Romaldo, bootblack Knoechel & Brand
Gaerriuo Borri, cook John Jury & Bro., r. San Got-
tardo Hotel
Guers Louis, tanner Duncan's Tannery, r. 19 Decatur
Guess Henry AV., janitor, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guess James Henry, laborer, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guess Martha Mrs., nurse, r. 1715 Leavenworth
Guest Henry, fireman, r. C25 Davis
Guest James, lumberman, r. Drumm St. Exchange
Guest James, master mariner, r. 117 Drumm
Guevin A., labor Superintendent of Streets
Gugliani Angelo (Marsili &Co.), r. 3243^ Broadway
Gugliani Carlo, stableman, r. 324 h; Broadway
Gugliani Blarie Miss, r. 324 3<; Broadway
Guglielmone Joseph, cook Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Guhnder Gustave, confectioner Herman Kahn, r. 745
Market
Guhriug Jacob, butcher Gustave Gabler, r. 1412 Polk
Guibord Dennis, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co.
Guichet Francois, porkdealer, 232 Fourth, r. 15}<5
Bryant Av
Guide The, F. R. Voigt editor, office 521 Clay
Guideau J. A., liquor saloon, 159 Second
Guideau Jean, carpenter, r. 438 Broadway
Guidici August, painter, r. 7 Pinckney PI
Guidide Pasenole, Swiss Beuev. Soc;, 5}<< Kearny
Guido Santose, waiter S. S. Great Republic
Guiennesso Paul, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Guignard Gustave, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 976
Harri.son
Guignard H., watchmaker Thomas Lundy, r. 976 Har
Guignard John, watches and jewelry, 9 Geary, r. 976
Harrison
GUIGNE C. DE, agent Comptoir D'Escompte de
Paris, office 401 California, r. Union Club
Guilbert Victor, hairdresser John Brougham, r. 1322
Stockton
Guild A. J., seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Guild William H. teamster, r. 723 J«. Natoma
Guildea James, messenger Centi-al Pac. R. R. Co., r.
.544 Bryant
Guildea Michael, plumber, r. 544 Bryant
Guildea Patrick, r. 544 Bryant
Guildea. See Gildca, and Gilday
Guilee Nicholas, proptrRock House, 438 Broadway
Guilfoil James, fireman, r. 907 Folsom
Guilfoy James, tinroofer Conlin &, Roberts, r. 718 Te-
hama
Guilfoyle John, carpenter Centennial Planing Mill, r.
777 Market
Guilfoyle John, quarrymau House of Correction
Guilfoyle John J., liarnessmaker, r. E 8 Mission, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixtli
Guilfoyle Mary J. Mrs., confectionery, E 8 Miesion,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Guilfoyle Patrick, seaman, r. 439 J<; Shipley
Guillart Anton, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Guillaunie Tell Hotel, Emile Chesneau proptr, 721
Pacific
Guillauitie Touissaint, laborer, r. Twenty-eighth, nr
Sanchez
Guillemard Alfred, shoedresser U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1219 Columbia
Guilleiaard Arthur J., physician and surgeon, office
309 Montgomery Av, r. 1219 Columbia
Guillemard Edward C, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1219 Columbia
Guillemard Louisa (widow), r. 1219 Columbia
Guillemard Ulysses J. A., bootcutter U. W'. C. Boot
and Shoe Co., r. 1219 Columbia
Guillet Charles, bakery and confectionery, 206 Sec-
ond, r. 217 Second
Guillet Peter, r. Hermann, bet Webster and Fillmore
Guillon Arthur, porter Henry Schroder & Co. r. 1122
Dupout
Guillon John P., r. 607 3^ Pine
Guillot Jacques, tailor, 620 Merchant
Guinau Nora Miss, manager O'Kane House, 7C'5 Market
Guinaue James H., wagonmaker, r. Church, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Guinasso Brothers (Louis, and John) , wood and coal,
500 Green
Guinasso John (Guinasso Brothers), r. 11 Bannam PI
Guiuassp J. T. (Caraffa & Guinasso) , r. 404 Green
Guinasso Louis (Guinasso Brothers), r. 736 Vallejo
Guinasso Paul, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Guiude Alexander, jjainter. r. 28 Zoe
Guinee John laborer, r. 15 Welsh
Guinaue James H., wagonmaker, r. E s Church, bet
Duncan and Twenty-eighth
Guinnessey James, head porter Occidental Hotel, r.
136 Silver
GuJou E. C, clerk r, 509 Powell
GUIONIiEOXARD. captain Harbor Police, office
522 Davis, r. 961 Harrison
Guion Oscar, machinist Navy Yard, r. 961 Harrison
Guirard Alphonse C, salesman F. Bobbins, r. 2
Seheerer PI
Guiraud Joseph, carpener, r. 605 Post
Guiseppe Joseph, bootldack, 9 Hardie PI, r. cor
Broadway and Pacific
Guiser Frank, foreman Southern Pac. R. R. car shop,
r. 24 hi Willow Av
Guitnauer Autoine, laborer, 17 Hiflckley
GUITTARD E. tSi CO. (Valentine Rey), Eureka
coffee, chocolate and spice mills, depot 405-407
Sansom, factorj' 515-517 Commercial
Guittard Etieuue (E. Guittard & Co.), r. Oakland
Guittard Omer, glovemaker Eureka Glove Factory, r.
1505 Pine
Gukelsburger Andrew, peddler, r. G Sonera PI
Gulf of California Navigation and Express Co. (Ltnea
aceleradadfl Golfode Cortes) , Guillermo Andrade
president, office 724}^ Market, room 20
Gull W.. laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
GuUickson Gilbert, bartender Agricultural Park, N b
Point Lobos Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
seventh avK
Gulliver Charles, bookkeeper, r. NE cor Steiner and
Greenwich
Gulliver Edward, teamster Andrew Onderdonk, r. NE
cor Steiner and Greenwich
Gulliver George H., drayman Engle & Son. r. SE cor
Fillmore and Vallejo
Gulliver Harriet (widow) , r. 424 Valencia
Gullixson .\ugustaH. Miss, r. 1410 Leavenworth
Gullixson Emil S., with Henry F. Gullixson it Co., r.
26J<i Kearny
Gullixson Hans, with Henry F. Gullixson J: Co., r.
26 }^ Kearny
Gullixson Henry A., with Henry F. Gullixson & Co.,
r. 1410 Leavenworth
Gullixson Henry F. (Henry F. Gullixson & Co.), r.2018
Mission
Gullixson Henry F. & Co., carpets, oilcloths, etc., 630
Market
Gullixson Louis, printer, r. 10 Russell
Gullixson Louis A., carpetlayer Henry F. Gullixson &
• Co.,r. 1008 Natoma
Gullixson Oliver, clerk Henry F. Gullixson & Co., r.
1410 Leavenworth
Gullixson Severin, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill
Gult Annie, domestic 1102 Van Ness Av
Gulvin Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co.,r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Gurnard John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Gumbia Pietro, cari]euter, r. 8 Bannam PI
Gummer Carrie V. Mrs., iirincipal Powell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1514 California
Gummer Charles J., receiving teller Bank of Califor-
nia, r. 1514 California
Gummer Frederick C, receiving clerk, Muri>hy Grant
& Co., r. 1110 Leavenworth
Gvimmer William P., r. 1110 Leavenworth
Gump Gustav (S. &. G. Gump), r. 1216 Geary
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St, Manf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 70G to 716 Kearny St
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Gump S. & G., importers and maniifs mirrors, cor-
nicts, picture frames, etc., 5Hl-5Ki Market
Gump Solomon (S. k. G. Gump), r. 1224 Geary
Gumpel Micliaelis.litLograpbic artist A. AValdstein.r.
i;25 Geary
Gumpertz Jacob (Gumpertz & Sjiamcr) , r. San Rafael
Gumpcrtz & Spaiuer (Jacob Gumpertz and Ileuiy
Spamer). house and sign painters, 341 liueb
Gundiill John, shoemaker Charles Joseph, r. 1108
Taylor
Gundall T., salesman, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Guudelfenger George, tanner Sigmond Kraus, r. 335
Duncan
Gundelfinger Louis, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co.,
r. 120 Turk
Gundersen Charles, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Gundeison Ellen (widow), r. E s Sherman, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
Gundersou John, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Gunderson Kobert, decLhaiid stm Amador. Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Gundilag Lizzie, domestic 2.518 Howard
Gundison H., ciirpenter, r. 3 Hunt
Gundlach Charles, clerk J. Gundlach & Co., r. 125
Chestnut
Gundlach Frederick (Fink & Gundlach), r. 404 Green
GUNDLACH J.& CO. (Chailcs Bundschu), whole-
sale liquor dealers, and producers California wines
and brandies (and proptrs lihine p'arni, Sonoma) ,
salesroom SE cor Marki t and Second
Gundlach Jacob (J. Gundlach k Co.), r. 125 Chest-
nut
Gundlach Jacob G.. liquor saloon, C07 Washington, r.
11 August Alley
Gundlach John, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r, 1321
Larkin
Gunn Adam F., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. 721 Hayes
Gunn Anthony, heater Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Solano \' Indiana
Gunn Benjamin M., clerk County Tax Collector, r.
1432 Sutter
Gunn CharlfS F. (Gunn & Medland), r. 048 Folsom
Gunn Dennis, molder Golden Slate and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Elizabeth (widow) , r. 1422 Sutter
Gunn F. E.. r. 30 Minna
Gunn Frank J., salesman Charles Zissig, r. 11883^
Broadway
Gunn Hugh, market. 501 Mission, r. 17 Hampton PI
Gunn Hugh M., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 17
Hampton PI
Gunn Jam( s, shoem.iker, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet San
Jose Av and Dolores
Gunn James A., organ builder J. Bergstrom.r. SE cor
Twenty-fifth and Bartlett
Gunn James O. B., secretary Cal. Pac. R. R.,ofice NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room l,r. Oakland
Gunn Jessie Miss, r. 17 Hampton PI
Gunn John, shoemaker Jory Bios., r. N s Twenty-
ninth, bet San Joso Av and Dolores
Gunn Kate Miss, domestic 1400 Jackson
Gunn Patrick, laborer, r. 182 .Stevenson
Gunn Peter, ironmolder, r. 7.">9 Folsom
Gunn Robert, caijitalist, r. 1801 DuiMint
Gunn Robert, machinist, r. 30 Minna
Gunn Robert W., clerk William J. Gunn. r. 1432 Sut
Gunn Stephen (Gunn & O'Day), r. 30 Minna
Gunn Susan (widow) , r. 118 Freelon, rear
GUNN WILLIAM J., real-estate, office 410 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Gunn k Medland (Charles F. Gunn and Harry Med-
land), proptrs City Laundry, 948 Folsom
Gunn & O'Day (Stc])hen Gunn and James O'Day) , uj)-
holsterers, 701 Folsom
Gunnasen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735
Brannan
Gunnie John, fireman, r. 15 Welsh
Gunning Bridget (widow), r. 410 Clementina
Gunning James, captain stm San Joaquin No. 2, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Gunning Mary Miss, turner E. Detrick & Co., r. 246
Beale
Gunning Patrick, laborer, r. 240 B^ale
Gunnison Albert R., general agent Commercial Ins.
Co. of Cal., office 405 California, r. 2728 Folsom
Gunnison Andrew J. (Gunnisoii & Booth), r. 1404
Van Ness Av
Gunnison Horace, drayman D. Hayes & Co., 321 Front,
r. NW cor Mason and Washington
Gunnison Robert, sawgrinder Pacific Saw Manuf. Co.,
r. 822 Harrison
GUNNISON & BOOTH (Andrew J. Gunnison and
Andrew G. Booth), attorneys at law, olfice 325
Montgomery, I. O. O. F. Building
Gunson William, seaman, r. Oriental Hotel
Guiist Aliraliam, r. Brunswick House
Gunst Emma, r. Brunswick House
Guiiht Martin, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
' 70 Everett
Gunst Moses A., cigars and tobacco, 211 Kearny, r. 25
Dupont
Gunter Albert, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 7 Elliot Park
Guutir Archibald C, stock-broker, r. 1212 Wash
Guuter August, groceries, NW cor Fillmore and Her-
mann
Guutei- August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NWcor
Fillmore and Hermann
Guuter Dililah Mrs., domestic 900 Shotwell
Gunter Eliza (^\idow), r. 8.30 Green
Gunter John, clerk August Gunter, r. NW cor Fill-
more and Hermann
Gunther Frederick A., teacher music, r. E s Hamp-
shire, bet Solano and Butte
Guniher Jacob J., chrk F.F. Speckman, r. Ill Fourth
Guuthi r John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
Gunther Max A., carpenter F. Korbel & Brothers, r.
547 Minna
Gunther Natlinn, barkeeper, r. 815 Montgomery
Gunther Suphia (widow), r. 1 Cedar Av
Gunther William, loomfixer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Van
Ness Av
Gunther William G. Mrs. (widow), r. C02 Franklin
Guut-en Gustav, bakei. r. 745 Market
Guntz Frank L., upholsterer F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. E s Dolores nr Market
Guutzburger Isidor (Guntzburger & Brother), r. 1904
St'ickton
Guntzbui'ger Jacob (Guntzburger & Brother) , r. Eu-
rope
Guntzburger & Brother (Isador and Jacob Guntzbur-
ger). importers precious stones, jewelry, and
fancy goods, 120 Sutter, rooms 12-13
Gunzburger Benjamin N., bookkeeper, r. 311 Eddy
Guuzburger Emil, bookkeeper Banner Brothers, r.
311 Eddy
Guiizburger Fanny, r. 36 First
Gunzburgcr Henry (A. Loewel & Co.) , r. 701 McAl-
lister
Gunzburgir Nicholas, capitalist, r. 311 Eddy
Guuzell Charles, waiter Vienna Model Bakery, r. 24
Moss
Guppy Alonzo R., resident engineer Central Pac. R.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. Oak-
land
Guptill A. N., stockbroker, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Guptill Daniel W., speculator, r. 314 Bush
(iuptill John, seaman r. 17 Pacific
Guptill Willard W., bookkeeper, r. 2926 Clay
Gurcer I'enild, l-iborer, r. 11» Viiginia
Guricti Dush'in, Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Mont
Gurker Louis, boxmaker, r. Harmony Hotel
Gurmendez Isidore, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 210 Drumm
Giirnau Samuel, furniture dealer, r. 451 Jessie
Gurnee Clinton W., attorney at law, oflice 300 Pine, r.
Oakl.iud
GURNKTT A. G. & CO., stockbrokers, office 310
California
Gurn.-lt Alber G. (A. G. Gurnett & Co.), r. East Oak-
land
Guinett William J., bookkeeper A. G. Gurnett k Co.,
r. Oakland
Gurney Charles W., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. Sa' ramento
Gurrey Alfred, clerk Imperial, London, Northern, and
Queen Insurance Companies, r. 810 Filbert
Gurry John, sawyer E. K. Howes & Co., r. 33" Shipley
Gurry John, with Joseph F. Forderer, r. 226 Mission
Gurry Miiry, domestic 1018 Jackson
Giisni'in Domingo, hairdrtssing saloon, 1053 Market
Gusnian Ricardo, stripper Ygual & Co., r. 419 Union
Gusiiian. SeeGuzzman
Gusmaiii Silverino, fish, 505 Jlerchant. r. 1 Lincoln
Gustafsou Albert, bookcanvasser, r. 260 Minna
Gustafson Gu^taf, proptr Harbor View Nursery, NW
cor Ton<iuiu and Baker
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, auality, or Fit
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mont^msrySt
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Gnetave Gilbert, cook Gregory & Liebschutz, r. La-
fayette House
Gustaveson Andrew (C. Leverentz & Co.), r. 811 Fil-
bert
Gustavson August, miner, r. 10 Berry
Gustavson Solomon, laborer, r. E s Williamson, N of
Point Lobos Av
GuBtavus Solomon, laborer Diggins Bros., r. 2520 But
Gnstax Henry E., seaman, r. 20i Steuart
Gustein John, porter, r. 2 Hodges PI
Gusti Thomas, laborer Peter Belando, r. 1210 Powell
Gufitin Domenic, milker Smart Bros., Old San Jose
Eoad, five miles from City Hall
Gustine Albert A., with Howe Sewing Machine Co., r.
6 3^ Cleaveland
Gustine John, porter Perkins & Benjamin, r. 323
Broadway
Gusty August, porter, r. 6 Clara Lane
Gutberlet Joseph, boots and shoes, 546 VTashington,
r. 1817 3^ Powell
Gutcher William, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 919 Howard
Guthertz Edal, conductor Sutter St. K. K., r. 1210Lar-
kin
Guthiel C. Louis, waiter The Baldwin, r. 476 Jessie
Guthiel C. R., draftsman Light House Engineer, r. 120
Sutter
Guihrie Alexander (Balfour, Guthrie & Co.), r. Liver-
pool, England
Guthrie David L., milkman, r. 1703 Jessie, rear
Guthrie James, expresswagon, 646 Market, r. 335 Te-
hama
Guthrie John, carpenter Southern Pae. K. R. Co., r.
183a Huward
Guthrie Jonathan B., r. 925}^ Washington
Gvithrie John, laborer Pacific Boiling Mill
Guthrie Mortimer, bootmaker, r. 648 Stevenson
Guthrie Samuel, machinist, r. 802 Howard
Guthrie William, laborer Golden Age Flouring Mills,
r. 908 Sansom,rear
Gutierrez Caudido, real estate, oflBce 67 Nevada Block,
r. 212 Kearny
Gutien-ez Carlotta S. Miss, teacher languages, r. 1609
Powell
Gutierrez Guadalupe C. Miss, teacher languages, r.
1609 Powell
Gutierrez HippoUto, laborer, r. 510 Broadway
Gutierrez Rosario (widow), teacher languages, r. 1609
Powell I
Gutierrez William, compositor La Voz del Nuevo '
Mundo, r. 1609 Powell
Gutman Ardie, salesman E. Mansbach, r. 172 Clara
Gutman Joseph, tailor, 27 Second, r. 172 Clara !
Gutman Louis, barber George Obenauer, r. 172 Clara ;
Gutman Samuel, clerk Gabriel M. Phillips, r. 172 |
Clara
Gutmann Louis, bookkeeper Schulz & Fischer, r. 25
Morton
GUTTA PERCH A AND RUBBER MANU-
FACTURING CO., John W. TayJor, manager,
.501 Market
GUTTE I. (Isidor and Julius Gutte) , commission
merchants, oflice, 307 California
GUTTE ISIDOR (I. Gutte, and Gutte & Frank), r.
1502 Taylor
Gutte Julius (I. Gutte), r. 2413 Sacramento
Gutte William, assistant bookkeeper I. Gutte, r. 1008
Clav
I GUTTE & PRANK (L Gutte and W. Frank),
general agents Hamburg Magdeburg Fire Insur-
j ance Co. of Hamburg and Magdeburg, and General
Insurance Co. of Magdeburg (Marine), office 307
■ California
I Guttentag Ignatz, gilder Hausmann Bros, , r. 1113 Post
Guttnng Frederick, signcutter Hopps A: Sons, r. 409
Clementina
Guttridge Richard, teamster, r. 29 Geneva
Guttzeit Lena Miss, r. 4.5.T Jessie
Gutzkow Frederic, mining engineer, r. 18 Columbia,
bet Sixth and Seventh
Gutzmaclier William, teamster, 300 Front
Guy John, ladies' shoo manuf . 106 Bupont, room 3, r.
.560 Howard
Guy William, marble cutter John Daniel & Co., r.
Oakland
Guyod Victor, beer saloon, 8 Virginia
Guzet Alfred, bookkeeper Peter C. Trusseau, r. 824
Montgomery
Guzzman Peter, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Guzziuan. See Gusmau
Gwin G. M., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 720 Cal
Gwin John R., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 720 Cal
Gwin Sallie (widow), r. 418 Sutter
Gwin T. W., clerk Pac. Transfer Co., r. 418 Sutter
Gmn William M., r. 618 Harrison
Gwynn Alexander, baker, r. 20 Freelon
Gwynn Charles H., bookkeeper H. T. Holmes k Co.,r.
1922 Pine
Gwynn William (H. T. Holmes & Co.),r. Sacramento
Gwynn WilUam, night-watchman Cal. Pac. B. K., r. 77
Natoma
Gwynn William J., real-estate and business agent,
oifice 334 Bush, r, 539 Turk
Gwynn. See Gwin
Gwyther Eliza (widow), r. 1007 Washington
Gwyther Harold, clerk, r. 1007 Washington
Gyarmathy D., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Gyling William, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Gysin Albert (Feldheim & Gy6in),r. SW cor O'Far-
rell and Taylor
Gyselaar John (Hays & Gyselaar) , r. International
Hotel
Gyurkovits C, draughtsman Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 435 Broadway
Gyurkovits John, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
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Haack Charles, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 54
DeBoom
HAACKE GEORGE H. C, proptr Pacific Oyster
House. 337 Bush, r. 51 Fifth
Haacke. See Haake and Hacke
Haaf Jacob, bricklayer and builder, office 516 Kearny,
t. 29 Willow Av
Haag John, plasterer, r. 38 Crocker
Haake A. L., r. 321 Bryant
Haake John (;., commission merchant, r. SW cor Sev-
enteenth and Church .
Haake Louis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bryant
and Rincon PI
Haake Rudolph, tinsmith Schuster Bros., r. Philadel-
phia House
Haake. See Haacke and Hacke
Haarer Frederick, sausage manuf, B 8 Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth, r. 207 Perry
Haarer Gustave, clerk Alms House
Haas Abraham, merchant, r. 139 Page
Haas Abraham, pruptr Pacific Bone Coal Co., NW cor
Bay and Buchanan (and Haas & Co.), r. 1356 Post
Haas Abraham, salesman Porter, Oppenheimer &
Slessenger, r. 106 Post
HAAS BROTHERS (Charles A., Kalman, and Wil-
liam) , importers, and wholesale groceries and pro-
visions, 100-102 California
Haas Charles, waiter Golden Gate Hotel
Haas Charles A. (Haas Bros.), r. New York
Haas Charles H,, salesman Murphy & Thurman, r.
2610 J^ Mission
Haas David, furnishing goods, SE cor Devisadero and
Sutter
Haas Frederick R., clerk Sol Wangenheim k Co., r.
1715 Sutter
Haaa George (George Haas & Co.) , r. 311 Stockton
Haas George & Co. (William Gruenhagen) . candy
manufs, 20 Kearny
Haas George 8., clerk Qodchaux Bros, k Co., r. 717
Polk
Haas Gustavus, physician, r. 331 Hayes
Haas Henry, laborer, r. 4 Cliatham PI
Haas Henry H., shoe.;utter Levinsky Bros.,r. 717 Poli
Haas Jacob, liquor saloon, 322 Davis, r. 1015 3^ Market
Haas Julius, physician, office and r. 305 Kearny
Haas Kalman 'Haas Brothers) , r.607 Bush
Haas Lehman, bookkeeper Straus & Levy, r. 1311 Oc-
tavia
Haas . Leonard, ■^vines and liquors, 26 Liedesdorff, r.
701 Mission
Haas Louis, stockraiser, r. 116 Montgomery At
Haas Louis S., bookkeeper Dohrmann & Co., r. 1715
Sutter
Haas Marcus, cabinetmaker Fifth Street Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. NE cor Fifth andBrannan
Haas Martin L., merchant, office 7-9 San, r. 323 Kear
Haas Mary, domestic 1012 Bush
Haas Morris, tailor, 733 O'Farrell
Haas Samuel, merchant, r. 717 Polk
Haas Samuel A., buokkeeper Fecheimer & Steele, r.
1356 Post
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & "Warner's Merino Underwear.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eearny St
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Haas Solomon, Bpeculatur, r. 1715 Sutter
Hau8 ThcTfrsa (widow) , r. ll:J Silver
Haas \V)lUam (Haas Brothers), r. 209Dupont
Haas William, waiter Ahlborn House, r. :i21 Dupont
Haas William W., bookkeeper S-jlig i- Newman, r. lail
O.tavia
Haati & Co., merchants (Yolo Co.), office 515 Market
Haase Franz, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Haase Herman, clerk D. Z. Yost & Co., r. 319 Harrison
HAASK HKRMAIV H. D., liquor saloon, 8E cor
Hurrison ami Spear
Haass William, baker, r. N a Dunn Alley
Hubbig Luouora, tailoretis, r. 32 Natoma
Habel Luuis, salesman William Koser, r. 749 Market
Habelitz Henry, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. 115
Tw.nty-sixth
Httbeiiiuht Auy;u.st, farmer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Habenicht Fritz (Kodgers, Meyer i Co.), r. 1321 Pine
Habtr Ferdinand A. (Eppstein A: Co.), r. 1»08 Bush
Halwr Henri I., civil engineer, r. 1808 Bush
HabcT Joseph (S. B. Diukelspiel & Co.) , r. 2026 Cal
Habergarten Joseph (Habergarten & Woerz), r. 1605
Polk .
Habergaiten& Woerz (Joseph Habergarten and Chris-
tian Woerz), billiard saloon, 1(JU7 Polk
Haberliu James, driver Omnibus R.R., r. (ilCJ^ Natoma
Haberlin John, shipsmith David R. Coleman, r. Oak-
laud
HABERUNG JOHN C, wholesale and retail
wines and liquors, 110 Dupont, r. 273 Stevenson
Haberly Frederick, salesman Jacob Cohn.r. 19 Souora
Haberniehl Henry, liquor saloon,4ly Bush, r. 417 Bush
Habersetzer Jacques, clerk Joseph Gaestel, r. 1016 Kear
Hauerty M. J., laborer Pac. Commercial Co., r. Point
Lobos Av, nr Williamson
Ha'iicl) Mar>- (widow) r. 511 Minna
Habich Tueodore (Habich & Frank), r. 541 Minna
Habich & Frank (Theodore Habich and Henry Frank),
liquor saloon, 1254 Market
E^bliu Charles, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Hablin John, shii^smith, r. 1010 Montgomery
Hai litze Joseph, butcher Fred. Katz, r. 1006 Union
Habriiti Charles W., private detective, r. 134 Steuart
Hach Cliarles, bookkeper Andrew Frei, r. 20(J Fifth
Haohette Victor F., salesman Hartshorn & McPhun,
r. 249 Minna
Hachmeister Charles, candies, fruits, etc., 418 Third
Hacht Julius F., expressman, N s Clay, bet Battery
and Front, r.22}^ Scott PI
Hack Frederick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Hack iteorge W., liquors, NW cor Greenwich and Fill-
more, r. S 8 Filbert, nr Steiuer
Hack Henry, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Hack John V., clerk, r. Vi'J Silver
Hack Julius F., toolmaker Pac. Rolling Mill
Hack Mary (widow), r. 726 Filbert
HACK BERRY MLLL. AND MINING CO.
(Arizona), Nelson C. Walton Jr. secretary, office
324 Pine, room 1
Hackberry South Mining Co. (Arizona), William H.
Watson secretary, office 302 Mont, rooms 5-6
Hacke Christopher, groceries and liquors, 810 Sacra-
mento, r. 530 Eddy
Hacke Henry (Hisgen & Hacke), r. 21 John
Hacke. See Haacke and Hauke
HACKER ANDREW, restaurant, 421-423 Fourth
Hacker Bernard, confectioner, 128 Third
Hacker Charles, teamster, r. W s Chattanooga, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Hacker Edward, confectioner Horace Davis k Co., r.
634 Minna
Hacker Rose Mrs., coffee saloon, 421 Fourth and 26
First
Hackett Anna domestic 414 Tyler
Hack, tt Charles C, clerk Wright & Thain, Alameda
Ferry Parcel Depository, r. 2o8 Hyde
Hickett D., boilmaker Risdon 1. and L. Works
Hackett Dennis, miner, r. 214 Broadway
Hackett Frank M. (Hackett & Dean), r. 829 Howard
Hackett Frederick H., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r.
235 Kearny
Hackett lieorge W;, extraman engine No. 1,8. F. F. D.,
r.3 Kohler's PI
Hackett James, tailor, 125 Sansom, room 3
Hackett James, watertender Pacific Mail 8. S. City of
Peking
Hackett Jeremiah, hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 726 Na-
toma
Hackett John, boilermaker, r. 3 Zoe, rear
Hackett John, carpenter, r. 317 Stockton
Hackett John, master mariner, office 271 East
Haikett Joseph F.. ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
N 8 Sierra, nr Louisiana
Hackett 1-.. Mrs., seamstress, r. 213 Clara
Hackett Louis, driver C. J. Hawley, r. 213 Clara
Hackett Luke, boilermaker helper Pacific Mail 8. 8.
Co., r. 1229 Columbia
Hackett Martin, laborer California Mills, r. Alameda
Hackett Mary, domestic, 340 Oak
Hackett Mary Miss, assistant cook Home for Aged and
Infirm Females, NE cor Bryant audRincon PI
Hackett Myron, carpenter J. V. Lawrence, r. Alameda
Hackett Patrick, tailor Nicholas Sweeny, r. 3 Perry
Hackett Walter, captain stm Bay City, Alameda Ferry
Hackett & Dean (F. M. Hackett, and CO. Dean),
dentists, I'M Kearny
Hackett. See Haquette
Hackey John, coachman, r. 13 Page
Hacklev Robert J., engineer Pacific Mail 8. S. City of
Peking, r. 1005 Vallejo
Hackley Simeon, salesman Charles L. Dingley, r. N s
Ridley, bet Mission and Valencia
Hackman Frederick, seaman estate J. B. Piper
Hackmeier Adam, proptr Hackmeier's Hotel, 512 Bush
Hackney Frederick E., solicitor Pacific Box Factory,
r. 1024 McAllister
Hackwell Henry, bookkeeper, r. 217 Post
Hade Richard, blucksmith City R. R, r. 1416 Minna
Hadeler Herman, r. 425 Tyler
Hadeln Barthold, clerk John Rohde, r. 1212 Clay
Hadeu Ira, r. NE cor Meiggs' Wharf and Francisco
Hadeu Porter, inspector Custom House, r. 11 Monroe
Hadenfeldt Charles (Wenzel, Rothschild, and Haden-
feldt) , r. Alameda
Hadersou A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Hadler Charles, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Hadler Henry, lumberman, r. 709 Clementina, rear
Hadley A., laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
Hadl«'y Dykeman L., wood, coal, hay, and grain, 1704
Eddy, r. 1105 Pierce
Hadley Fred. W., office 306 Pine, r. The Baldwin
Hadley Laura (widow), r. 216 Eddy
Hadley Moses F., porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
1407 Jackbon
Hadley Walter, hairdressing saloon, 262 Third
Hadlich August, employee Eureka Soda Works, r.
■.iJ2H Ninth
Hadlock Ellsworth, porter Haas Bros., r. 609;)^ Minna
Hadlock Olive Miss, dressmaker, r. 609% Minna
Hadong H., hostler Fifth St. branch Market St. R. B.,
r. New Washington Hotel
Hadselt George, workman U. S. Mint.r. Oakland
Hadsell Lewis, driver United Carriage Co., r. 208
Second
Haedrich Herman, waiter New York Bakery, r. 227
Green
Hael John, baker Adam Winkle, SE cor Vallejo and
Battery
Haem Thomas, machinist, r. 813 Filbert
Haemth Joseph, laborer, r. 571 Stevenson
Uaendel Isidore, groceries, 22 Centre Market, r. 420
Minna
Haeusel Emil, billiardtablemaker J. G. H. Meyer, r.
146 Minna
Haensel Hermann, cabinetmaker J. G. H. Meyer, r.
140 Minna
Haesebrouck Leonard, marblepolisher J. k F. Eess-
ler, r. 552 Natoma
Haesloop Christian, clerk North Pacific Hotel, NEcor
Jackson and Diumm
Hae.sloop Detmar (Haesloop k MoUer), r. 1515H
Powell
Haesloop Frederick, clerk DiedrichBischoff.r. SWcor
Geary and Jones
Haesloop & Moller (Detmar Haesloop and Frederick
F. Moller) , proptrs North Pacific Hotel. NE cor
Jackson and Drumiu
Haesters Francis, teacher music, r. 725 Grove
Haettell Frank (Mechanics' Foundry), r. 1011 Kearny
Hafenegger Mary (widow) , r. 'M Rausch
Hafey William, tanner, r. 522 Eighth
Hafiermeyer Eugene, supt mirror dept James R.
Kelly & Co.. r. N s Folsom, bet Fremont and First
Haflery Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Haffey James, miner, r. 281 Minna
Hatfey Patrick, laborer, r. W 8 Columbia, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Haflky J. H., r. 909 Kearny
Haffuer G. W., engraver metals, 9 Geary
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Hafford Harry S., carrier Daily Stock Report, r. 2314
Mason
Hafiford Lewis W., telegraph operator, r. 2314 Mason
Hafl'ord Samuel, carpenter, r. 2314 Mason
Haft E. E., attorney at law, ofBce 507 Montgomery, r.
234 Bush
Hagadorn William, sash and blind maker Smith &
Davis
Hagan Benjamin (Hagan & Manheim) , r. 816 O'Far-
rell
Hasan Bernard, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
628 Sixth
Hagan Bridget (widow), 1430 Jackson
Hagan Daniel, clerk, r. SlBOTarrell
Hagan Henrv B., market. SW cor Castro and Fifteenth
HAGAN a'AMES, wood and coal. 429 Third
Hagan John, carriage painter, r. 267 Stevenson
Hagan John, cook Brady & Donleavy, r. Harrison, near
Fifth
Hagan John, longshoreman Menzies k Bingham
Hagan John, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Hagan John, ex-Superintendent cf Streets, r. E s Brod-
erick, bet Bush and Slitter
Hagan Margaret E. (widow), furnished rooms, r. 1009
Powell
Hagan Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Hagan Samuel, clerk, r. S s Hancock, bet Noe and San-
chez
Hagan Susan (widow) , r. 724 Brann.rn, rear
HAGAN & MANHEIM (Benjamin Hagan and
Isaac Manheim) , commercial brokers, office 316
California
Hagan. See Hagen and Hogan
Hagftus George W., music typographer, 532 Clay, r.
1326 Sacramento
Hagar Edwin C. bookkeeper Ward A. Hepburn, r. 205
Taylor
Hagarty J., deckhand stm Julia, Washington St .Wharf
Hagarty Mary (widow) , r. 18 Baldwin Court
Hagarty Thomas, r. 4 Henrietta Square
Hagarty. See Haggerty
Hagedorn Alexander, wire ropemaker A. S. Hallidie,
r. 412 Francisco
Hagedorn August (Blohme & Hagedorn) , r. 74 Tehama
Hagedorn Frederick, engineer J. Herzog & Co., r. SW
cor Fifteenth and Dolores
Hagedorn Henry W., furniture painter, r. 435 Jessie
Hagedorn William, finisher Andrew Frei, r. 435 Jessie
Hageman George (Hageman & Haquette), r. 723 Bush
Hageman Lillie Miss, student Barn.ird's Business Col-
lege
HAGEMAN & HAQ,UETTE (George Hageman
and Ernest Haquette) , proptrs Crystal Palace Sa-
loon, 5 Kearny and 12 Geary
Hagemann Charles, market, 1117 Mission, r. 620M Min
HAGEMANN P. & CO, (E.-?tate of Henry Spreck-
els, Claus Mangels, and John A. Sehaertzer),
propirs Albany Brewery. 71-7.5 Everett
Hagemann Frederick Jr. (F. Hagcmr.u & Co.), r. 831
Howard
Hagemann Frederick Sr., r. 75 Everett
Hagemann Hermann, clerk Conrad Hermann, r. 75 Ev-
erett
Hagemann Philip, baker Henry Heitmuller, r. 488
Eighth
Hagemann V., copyist William Gibbons, r. 25 Hyde
Hagemann William, liquor saloon, 627 Merchant, r.
522 Shotwell
Hagen Andrew, master mariner, office 418 Battery, r.
E s Utah, ur Yolo
Hagen Bernard, r. 116 Bernard
Hagen Henry, r. 1313 Stockton
Hagen Henry, r. 428 Chestnut
Hagen Henry, bartender S. P. Collins *: Co.. r. 109
Bernard
Hagen John, laborer, r. 368 Natoiua
Hagen Katheriua (widow), r. 1313 Stockton
Hagen Louis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SWcor Kearny and
Morton
Hagen Louis Z., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,r.
913 Sacramento
Hagen P.. r. SW cor East and Market
Hagen Peter J., tanner, r. 825 Green
Hagen Robert, r. 1801 Jones
Hagen Rudolph, r. 632 Capp
Hagen William, shoemaker, r. 820 Vallejo
Hageuah William, liquor saloon, 418 Clay, r. 3 Eliza
Hagenaugh Richard, farmer, r. 609 Jackson
Hagenkamp Adolph T., tailor Edward Kennedy, r.
218 Clara
Hagenkamp Louis, pressman Bonnard & Dalv, r. 218
Clara
Hagenmeyer Engelbert, tinner Hoffman & Ernst, r.
1008 Jackson
Hagenow Louisa Mrs., physician, office and r. 400
Geary
Hager Charles, sewing machine agent, r. 20 Board-
man, rear
Hager Charles A., driver Frank W. Greeley, r. Ala-
meda
Hager George, proptr Mint Saloon and Restaurant,
605 Commercial, and Branders Saloon, 22.5 Clay
Hager John S. Hon., attorney at law, r. The Baldwin
Hager. See Hagar
Hagerty Daniel, carpenter, r. 1202 J^ Howard
Hagert\- Daniel A., porter Ackerman Brothers, r. 517
Post
Hagerty Ellen (widow) , r. NW cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-third
Hagerty Jeremiah, laborer, r. NW cor Potrero Av and
Twenty-third
Hagerty John, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Hagerty John, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-seventh
Hagerty John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NW cor
Michigan and Shasta
Hagerty John, pleater, 9 Geary
Hagerty John, sawyer, r. 66S Bryant
Hagerty Michael, salesman Hixson & Dillon, r. 311
Clementina
Hagerty Patrick S., corporal police City Hall, r 642
Stevenson
Hagerty Peter, shipcalker, r. N 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Bryant Av and Columbia
Hagerty Robert, leather dresser, r. 636 Stevenson
Hagerty Thomas, r. 3U9 Minna
Hagerty. See Hagarty and Haggerty
Hagerup Frederick C, silk and woolen dyer, 148 Third
Haggert Patrick, tailor, r. 3 Perry
Haggerty Cornelius, expressman, Saucelito Ferry, r.
SW cor Main and Harrison
Haggerty Catherine, domestic 520 Capp
Haggerty Daniel, laborer r. 424 Broadway
Haggerty Dennis, laborer, r. S 8 Bay, bet Powell and
Mason
Haggery Dennis Jr., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer
& Slessinger, r. S s Bay, bet Powell and Mason
Haggerty George, morocco finisher, r. 931 Market
Haggerty John, cook, r. Quiucy House
Haggerty John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Haggerty John, metennan S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 307
Ritch
Haggerty Julia (widow) , groceries, SW cor Main &
Harrison
Haggerty J. W., machinist E. Moreau.r. 926 Mission
Haggerty Mary A. Mrs., r. 1705 Dupont
Haggerty Michael, solicitor Western Hotel
Haggerty Miles, poulterer, r. 311 Clementina
Haggerty Patrick, laborer Maskell & Summerfield, r.
22-2 First
Haggerty Timothy C, shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 20 Hermann
Haggerty. See Hagarty and Hagerty
Haggett George, extraman Engine Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D.
Haggttt Miranda iwidow) , r. 193 Hyde
Haggin Alexander H., hostler Charter Oak Stable, r.
673 Harrison
Haggin James B. (Haggin & Tevis), r. 1250 Taylor
Haggin John, laborer, r. 853 Harrison
Haggin Joseph B., physician, office and r. 2.35 Kearny
Haggin Louis T., attorney at law, office 48 Nevada
Block, r. 1310 Taylor
Haggin Patrick, l.'iborer, r. 424 Broadway
HAGGIN «& TEVIS (James B. Haggin and Lloyd
Tevis), attorneys at law, and real estate, office
49-51 Nevada Block
Haggins James, r. 1018 Clay
Hagglund John, tailor, r. 3 Gerke Alley
Haggart E. G. Mrs., r. 193 Hyde
Hagler John, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1420 Pine
Hagman John, merchant tailor, 227 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Hagman Peter, bookkeeper Peter Lane, r. Fruitvale
Hagney James, driver George Klaber
Hagquist Charles R., stevedore, r. 35 Clementina
Hagstrom C. M., carriage trimmer, r. 128 O'Farrell
Hagstrom L. N., carriage trimmer, r. 128 O'Farrell
Hagstrom N. P.. carriage trimmer, r. 128 O'Farrell
Hagthrop Edward, r. 626 Sutter
Hagthrop R., asphaltumworker, 14 M Montgomery Av
BULLOCK Si JOESS, 105 Montgomery St, Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Qentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. L00MI5', 70S to 716 Kearny St
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Hague Charles J., maBter mariner, r. 7 Willow Av
Sague Elizabeth Miss, domestic, 405 Vun Ness Av
Hague James, builermaker Moyuihan k Aitkeu, r. 54
First
HAGL'E JAMES D., mining engineer, office 240
Montgomery, room 8, r. laio Hyde
Hague Jonathan, clerk Falkncr, Bell k Co., r. Oak-
lund
Eshms Annie, domestic 1123 Sutter
Hahu A. & Co. (August Hahu and George Lehner) ,
blacksmiths, 14 Broadway
Hahn Alfred, professor music, r. 318 Kearny
Hahn Anna Mrs., seamstress, r. 110 Sixth
Halui Annie, domestic 1135 Ellis
Hahu August, r. N a Walnut, bet Octavia and La-
guna
Hahn August (A. Hahn & Co.), r. 2017 Bush
Hahu B. Miss, musician Tivoli Garden, 400.Sutter
Hahu Barbara (widow), branch bakery, 1328 How
Hahn Carlo Otto, salesman Mrs. H. Huhn, r. 202 Van
Ness .w
Hahu Charles F., professor music, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn Charles N., bookkeeper, r. 2128 Howard
Hahn Christ, seaman, r. 45 Saci'ameuto
Hahu CUristopher, locksmith, r. 2018 Taylor
Hahu Elizabeth J3. (widow), r. 1610 Pacific Av
Hahu Ernst, longshoreman, r. 160 Stou^rt
Hahu Eugene, r. 911 Jackson
Hahu Frederick, clerk Henry Ebbinghausen, r. 201
Third
Hahn H., furnishing goods, 124 Kearny, r. 202 Van
Ness Av
Hahu H. Mrs., furnishing and fancy goods, 124 Kear-
ny, r. 202 Van Ne.ss Av
Hahu Heleue, domestic, 631 Greenwich
Hahu Henrietta, domestic 730 McAllister
Hahn Henry, musician, r. 809 Union
Hahn Henry A., clerk Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
2547 Folsom
Hahn Henry C, boot and shoemaker, 525 Sixth
Halm Hugo (Vogel k Hahu; , r. 907 Br3-ant
Hahn Jacob J. (Kast J£ Cj.),r. Haywards, Alameda
Co.
Hahn Johanna, domestic 722 Tyler
Hahu John, real estate, r. 911 Jackson
Hahn Joseph, labonr, r. 16 Folsom
Hahu Margaret Miss, dressmaker, 602 Lombard
Hahu Hubert C, men's furnishing goons, 1008 Market
Hahu Rudolph, bookkeeper, r. 2128 H^/ward
HAHX S. ^CO. , importers, and wholesale wines
and liquors, 217 Front
Hahn Samuel L., bookkeeper 8. Hahn & Co., r. 1214
Geary
Hahn beiigman (S. Hahn & Co.), r. 1214 Geary
Hahn '\Mlliam, r. 603 Jackson
Hahn William, sugarboiler, r. 1532 Eddy
Hauu. See Hann
Habno Babette Mrs., furnished rooms, 623 California
Hahnemaun Albert, bakery, 980 Hanison
Haider Charles, baker, r. 418 Brannaa
Haig Ak-xander, porter, r. 35 Welsh
Haight Clarence A., bookkeeper E. H. Marwedel, r.
221 Powell
Haight i'raiik H., clerk Pacific Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight Fred. B., salesmau Robert Haight & Co., r. 710
Leavenworth
Haight Frederick, bricklayer, r. 34 Louisa
Haight Frederick, helper Commercial Soap Works, r.
517 FeU
Haight George W. (Taylor & Haight) , attorney at law,
oliice 2o7 Sansom, r. 821 California
Haight Harrison, carpenter, r. 503 Leavenworth
Haight Henry H. Mrs. (widow), treasurer Protestant
Orphan .•\»ylum, r. 710 Leavenworth
Haight House. Patrick Biggins pioptr, 632 Brannan
Haight John E., porter Pacific Mail S. S. Grauada, r.
r.» Frederick
Haight Robert (Robert Haight & Co.), and supervisor
Tf nth Ward. r. 130 Second
HAIbHT KOBKRT <!» CO., commission mer-
chants, and wholesale dairy produce and provi-
sious, 226 Front
Haile .Anton, eipiesi-man, cor Kearny and Jackson, r.
16 Bryant Av
Haihr Henry, fringemaker Fromm & Scbaefer, r. 101
Tehama
Hailer Margaret, r. 101 Tehaiua
Hailes Edward, porter, r. 1019 Pacific
Hain Austin, r. 743 Pine
Hain Edward, hairdressing saloon, 1335 Bush, r. 921H
Post
Haiue Joseph, physician, office and r. 415 Sutter
Haines Allan, clerk Meigs' Lumber and Ship Building
Co., r. 14 Hamilton PI
Haines Daniel L., foreman I'nited Carriage Co.
Haines Decimas H., traveling salesman More, Rey-
nolds k Co., r. Alameda
Haiucs Erasmus W., insurance agent, r 217 }j Austin
Haines F. E., clerk freight department Central Pac. R.
K.,r. Oakland
Haines Frederick K., bookkeeper, r. 408 Post
Haines Henry, r. 821 Webster
Haines J. 1). & Co.(P.E. Hamm) , electric pen copying,
office 513 California
Haines John P., lumber sui'veyor, Pier 10, Steuart r.
14 Hamptuu PI
Haines Jo.seph 1). (J. D. Haiue.s & Co.), r. Oakland
Haines William A., machinist A. S. Hallidie, r. 1556
West Eighth, Oakland
Haines. See Hanes and Haynes
Haiuque Martial (Tait & Hainque), r. 20 Clinton Park
Haimiue Merovee, Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Mont-
gomery
Hair Elijah, porter Anglo-Califomian Bank, r. 429
Union
Hairchim Yarma, cook Meyer k Muehe, r. 714 Vallejo
Hais C, master mariner, office 305 East
Hais Frank. J., porkpacker, 46 Grand Central Market,
r. 457 Stevenson
Halt J., laborer Cal. Boiler Works, r. Folsom, bet Fre-
mont and First
Haitlund Mary (widow), 1-. 10 Ridley
Haiz Hermann, with Wannenmacher & Kronenberg,
r. NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Haker Andrew, r. 421 fourth
HAKER W. <& HIXZ (August C. and William
Hinz) , imxjorters millinery, silks, velvets, etc., 545
Market
Haker William (W. Haker & Hinz), r. 950 Bryant
Hakes A. H. (New England Root Beer Co.) , r. 107H
Fifth
Hakes Oscar F., attorney at law, r. 1814 Geary
Halauzy Charles, couk Heury Hoesch, r. 530 Bush
Halbert Beiisie, dressmaker Mrs. H. De Lorme, r. 211
Uupont
Halbert WilliamN., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Stockton
Hiilbrook Henry, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Halck .\lbert T., repairer Western Union Tel. Co.
Halcrow Thomas, seaman, 37 Pacific
Hald Hans, S'-amau, r. SE cor Harrison and Sjiear
Haldan Edward B., with Cross .V Co., r. 726 California
UAL.E «!t NOBCROSS SILVER MIXEVG CO.
(Storey Co., Nev.), Joel F. Lightucr secretary,
office 58 Niivada Block
Hale C. G., assistant bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan
k Co., r. 235 O'Farrell
Hale Charles F., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 20 Fifth
Hale Charles S., carpenter New U. S. Appraisers Buid-
ing, r. 542 Natoma
Hale Francis H., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r, 1529
Washington
Hale Frederick M.. carpenter, r. 214}^ Sixth
Hale Harry H., shipping clerk Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. Oakland
Hale Henry M., with Rodgers, Meyer k Co., r. 932
Mission
Hale Henry O., carpenter Pacific Improvement Co.
Hale Horace (A. Barton k Co.), r. lOoo Market
Hale James A., naniug operator, r. 1529 Washington
Hale James W., r. l.)35 Howard
Hale John, r. 2513>i Mission
Hale John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Hale John, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 33 Hayes
Hale Joseph P., merchant, office 212 Battery, r. Mag-
daleiia Bay. Lower California
Hale Ru.H8eU,"labi>ret Marco Vanoni, r. 202 Second
Hale S. T. ilrs. (widow), r. 1.W9 Washington
Hale Husaii M. (widow), r. 1527 Sutter
HAliE Wlt.L.I.41»I, attorney at law, office 534 Cali-
fornia, r. 1527 Sutter
Hale William E. (Uale k Pachcco), r. Oakland
Hale William F., clerk, r. 20 Clementina
Hale William F., physician, office, 520 Kearny, r. 334
Ellis
Hale William G., uightclerk Commercial Hotel
Hale William J., painter, r. 609 Natoma
HAL.E >Si PACMECO (William E. Hale and Romu-
aido Pacheco) , stockbrokers, office 317 Montgomery
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BEAMISH. Shirt Manxi&ctnrer, Nucleus Building. Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Halet Joseph, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Six-
teenth
ley , carpenter, r. 856 M Harrison
ley Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
ley Ann, widow, r. 2143^ Ritch
ley Annie, domestic 939 Geary
ley Antonio, teamster, r.lli Bryant Av, rear
ley Charles, second steward stm Cora, Washington
St. Wharf, r. NW cor Hyde and Vallejo
ley Charles M., moneybroker, office, 209 Sansom,
^009 Webster
ley Charles S., physician, office 10 Third, r. NW
cor Fulton and Laguna
ley Daniel, laborer Clementina Street Stable, r. 260
Clementina
ley Daniel, laborer Superintendent of Streets
ley Daniel T., dairyman, NW cor Buchanan and
Greenwich
.ley Edward, liquor saloon, NE cor Ninth and Stev
ley Finnis Mrs. (widow), r. lO'Jo Leavenworth
ley H., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
ley Hugh, stove-moimter W. W. Montague & Co.,
30 Natoma
ley J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
ley James, coalpiisser Pacific Mail S. S. China
ley James, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
ley James H., helper melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 8.50 Market
ley James M., fruit and produce, 1702 Leavenworth,
r. 1C23 Leavenworth
ley James W., milk-ranch, SW cor Lombard and
Webster
ley Janet (widow), r. 704 Folsom
ley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2006 Polk
ley Jeremiah, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
ley Jeremiah, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
ley John, r. 1 Freelon
ley John (Haley &Flynn) ,r. S sNatoma.bet Eighth
and Ninth
ley John, capitalist, r. 20}^ Harriet
ley John, clerk, r. 1005 California
ley John, dairyman, r. E s Wayne, nr Old Hickory
ley John, drover, r. S s Fair Av, bet California and
Mission
ley John, laborer, r. 12 William, rear
ley John, laborer, r. 205 Clara
ley John, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717 Post
ley John, laborer Thompson Bros, r. 455 Clem
ley John, liquor saloon. 1428 Stock, r. 511 Filbert
ley John, plumber, r. 713 Natoma
ley John, salesman Daniel Donovan, r. 1412 Stock
ley John, watchman Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 22 Zoe
ley John Jr., barkeeper John Haley Sr., r. 511 Fil-
bert
ley John C barkeeper Michael Ryan, 818 Howard
ley John J., agent Central Pac. R. R., NE cor
Fourth and Towusend, r. 1005 California
ley John M., physician, office and r. SW cor Turk
and Laguna
ley M. A. Miss, r. SW cor Turk and Laguna
ley Margaret, domestic 1301 Octavia
ley Marietta Miss, instruc tress Victor Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. SW cor Turk and Laguna
ley Mark, helper Union Iron Works, r. 27 Zoe
ley Martin, cook U. S. stm Shubrick, r. 3 King
ley Mary (widow), r. 165 Minna
ley Mary, domestii; 705 Larkin
ley Mary, domestic 317 Fulton
ley Mathew, r. Golden Gate Hotel
ley Michael, fireman Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., r.
N B Bryant, bet Third and Fourth
ley Michael, laborer, r. 709 Tehama
ley Michael, laborer, r. 1205 Stockton
ley Micliael, teamster J. Morton & Co.
ley Michael C, dairyman, NW cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
ley Blichuel E., carriagemaker B. Grave & Co., r.
1623 Leavenworth
ley Michael J., machinist, r. 22 Zoe
ley Mitchell, helper Union Iron Works, r. 27 Zoe
ley Patrick, boatbuilder, r. Moulton, nr Fillmore
ley Patrick, drayman, r. 430 Ji Clementina
ley Patrick, laborer, r. 12 (Junverse
ley Patrick, teamster, r. lau Filbert
ley Robert S.. clerk City and County Hospital
"cy Samuel, bellman Palace Hotel
ley Samson M. B., artesian well borer, office and
r. 2207 Fillmore
ley Thomas, agent, r. 150 Tehama
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Haley Thomas, laborer, r. 236 Dora
Haley Thomas, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 5 Dec-
atur
Haley Timothy, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Haley Timothy, laborer, r. 213 Clara, rear
Haley William, milk ranch, NW cor Greenwich and
Buchanan
Haley William, waiter Thomas M. Holt, r. 13 Sutter
Haley & Flyun (John Haley and John Flynn) , plumb-
ers, 915 Post
Haley. See Haly, Healy, Hely and Heley
Halferty Frank, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Half Moon Bay Colony (San Mateo Co.), William H.
Martin secretary, office 230 Montgomery, room 23
Halford Joseph, Iron Moulders' Union, 713 Mission
Halke Adolpti, haniessmaker, r. 777 3^ Mission
Halke Charles, harnessmaker, 618 Mission, r. 777 J<J
Mission
Halke William L., clerk, r. 777 3^ Mission
Halkett William H.. carriage mantif, 36 Hayes, r. 29
Linden Av
Hall , engineer, r. 13 Powell
Hall A. (widow), r. 21 Powell
Hall Abraham (Miller & Hall), r. 1612 Clay .
Hall Ada Miss, r. 37 Second
Hall A. E., driver Megilligan & Clark, r. San Jo6«
Road, nr Industrial School
Hall Albert S. (Scott & Hall), r. 604 Capp
Hall Alexander, workman Shot Tower, r. 26 Minna
Hall Alexander Ij., carpenter, r. 333 Sixth
Hall Alfred, boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 1711 Bu-
chanan
Hall Alfred, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Hall Alice J. Miss, assistant South Coemopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 518 Jones
Hall Arthur, sawyer George M. Wetherbee, r. 123 Park
Av
Hall Atwood C, canvasser sewing machines, r. 135
Sixth
Hall Benjamin, porter J. C. Merrill & Co., r. 34 Silyer
Hall Brothers (Winslow G.,and Isaac), shipbuilders,
311 East
Hall B. S. (widow), r. 825 Twentieth
Hall Caroline P. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1138 Sutter
Hall Catherine (widow), r. 209 Gough
Hall Catherine (widow), lodgings, 19 Sixth
Hall C. F.. third officer stm Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Hall Charles, r. 600 Bush
Hall Charles, r. 986 Harrison
Hall Charles, pressman Patrick J. Thomas, r. cor
Chestnut and Webster
Hall Charles E., soapmaker Peake & Fisk, r. 2020 Fol
Hall Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 11 Glover
Hall Charles H., sawyer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 125
Silver
HALL. CHARLiES R., piano factory, 12 Tyler '
Hall Cornelius, r. 206 Kearny
Hall Corydon P., attorney at law,r. Abbotsford House
Hall Cyrenue M., driver Napa Soda Co., r. 23 Haw-
thorne
Hall Edward, bookkeeper Hall k Charles, r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Hall Edward B. (Hall & Lachman), r. 1907 Bush
Hall Edward B., clerk, r. 307 Barllett
Hall Edward F. Jr. (Edward F.Hall & Co.), r. 916
Leavenworth
HALLr EDWARD F. & CO., stockbrokers, office
410 California
Hall Edward M. (Hall & Charles), r. Cosmopolitan
Hotel
Hall Edward S. machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. Fif-
teenth Av, nr S, South S. P.
Hall Edward S., tinsmith W. S. Ray & Co., r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Hall Edwin, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer k Slee-
singer, r. 66 Brady, rear
H.ill Eldridgo Isaac, clerk, r. 1819 Stockton
Hall Eleanor S. Mrs., lodgings, 1415 Stockton
Hall Elisha, r. 2650 Folsom, roar
Hall Elizabeth Mrs., dressmaker, r. 928 WHSliiu;;ton
Hall Eugene, butler A. G. Kmsey, 901 Sutter
HALL. EXCHANGE SALOON, Henry Mnller
jiroptr, 69 New Montgomery
Hall B'rancis, leather and shoe findings, 600 Market,?.
6 Monroe
Hall Francis L., machinist U. S. Mint, r. 304 Fol-
som
Hall Frederick, attorney at law, office 519 Montgom-
ery, r. 501 Geary
BULLOCZ & JONES. 105 Montffomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Hall Frederick, bookkeeper James J. K. Hawkins &
Co., r. 418 Sutter
Hall Frederick, clerk, r. 812 Kearny-
Hall Frederick B., waiter Marlborough House, r. C09 Jii
Howard
Hall Frederick W. (Hall & Edminster) , r. NE cor
Lombard and Fillmore
Hall Fremont S. (R. B. Hall & Co.), r. Oakland
Hall Gardner S., r. 1.54'J Howard
Hall Gaven D.. attorney at law. r. 4iO Tehama
Hall George (Lewis & Co.), r. 847 Harrison
Hall George, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 20 Turk
Hall George A., billiard saloon, 2127 Mission, r. 211
Twenty-second
Hall George D., r. l.=)04J<s Polk
Hall George W., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank,
r. 310 Stockton
Hall George W., laborer Eureka Grain Warehouse, r.
.518 Greenwich
Hall Gilbert C, salesman Tobiu, Davisson & Co., r.
.Alameda
Hall H. Mrs., janitress Girls' High School
Hall Harvev, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Building,
r. 29:ffl Howard
Hall Hattie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Hall Helen M., domestic 121)0 Van Ness Av
Hall Henry, car conductor, r. 7 Perry
Hall Henry, watchman Corporation Yard, S. F. F. D.,
50 Sacramento, r. 1030 Clay
Hall Henry A., salesman Davis Bros., r. 31^ Geary
Hall Henry J., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Hall Henry M., bricklayer, r. 012 Vallejo, rear
Hall Henry M., clerk S. Kaufman & Co.,r. 418 Sutter
Hall Henry M., plasterer, r. 1600 Mason, rear
Hall Herbert E., U. S. Internal Revenue gauger, r.
Blundell House
Hall Horace B., foreman L. k E. Emanuel, r. 38 Moss
Hall H. T., printer, r. G13 Mission
Hall Isaac (Hall Brothers), r. Port Ludlow, W. T.
Hall Isaac E., clerk Saul Lachman. r. 1819 Stockton
Hall Isaac M., r. Chamberlain House
Hall Isaac R. (Ballard k Hall), r. 1429 Geary
Hall James (Crummey & Hall) , r. 12.5 Silver
Hall James, carpenter New City Hall
Hall James, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, r. 17 Te-
hama
Hall James, sawfiler, r. SW cor Chestnut and Webster
Hall James F., clerk Cal. Farmer's Mutual Fire In-
surance Assn, r. 19 Sixth
Hall James H., saloonkeeper, r. 211 Twenty-second
Hall James Homer, r. 1029 Market
Hall James M., carpenter, r. 44 Jessie
Hall James R. Mrs. (widow), r. 405 Third
HALL. JTAMES V., proptr Sacramento Boiler
Works, 214-216 Beale, r. 1711 Buchanan
Hall James W.. telegraph operator, r. 759 Market
Hall Jane E. (widow) , dressmaker, r. SE cor Twen-
tieth and Treat Av
Hall Jasguey A. Mrs. (widow) , r. 518 Jones
Hall J. J., r. 1304 Mission
Hall J.N., conductor Market St. R. R.
Hall John, r. 3:f4 Fremont
Hall John, r. 6:n'< Commercial
Hall John, deckhand stm Capital, Oakland Ferry, r.
Oakland
Hall John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hall John, seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Hall John A., compositor Morning Call, r. 531 Sao
HALL. JOHN C, attorney at law, olfice 240 Mont-
(*omei'y, rooms 9-10, r. 513 Post
Hall John P., deputy county assessor, r. 1048 Folsom
Hall Jo8< ph, butcher, r. 125 Silver
Hall Joseph, wool merchant, r. 905 Market
Hall Joseph C, policeman City Hall, r. 28 Rondel PI
Hall Joseph F., miner, r. 1021 Hyde
Hall Josiah, blacksmith helper Andrew Onderdonk
Hall Kate (widow), r. I'Eddy
Hall L. A., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Russ
House
Hall M. A. Mrs., proprietress Chester House, 106 Post
Hall M.iggie Mrs., confectionery, IS Fourth
Hall Ma^'gie J. Miss, principal Mission Primary
School, r. 518 Jones
Hall Marcus P., stockbroker, office 408 Montgomery,
r. The Baldwin
Hall Maiie Miss, r. 1027 Dupont
Hall M irshal C, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1003 Minna
Hall Martin, foreman Sutter St. R. R., r. 11 O'Farrell
Hall Mary E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 759 Market
Hall May (widow) , r. 21 Ellis
Hall Nathaniel, foreman James R. Phillips, r. 20 Lewis
HALL OF RECORDS, New City Hall, SE cor
Larkin and McAllister
HhU Osborn, captain schr Francis, r. Oakland
Hall P., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hall Peter, clerk William Schultz, r. SWcor First and
Bryant
Hall Peter, seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Hall Ralph, cigars and tobacco, 1128 Folsom
Hall Raymond, policeman City Hall, r. 8 s Twenty-
second, bet Folsom and Sbotwell
HALL R. B. «!te CO., Pacific Detective Bureau,
office (;32 Market
Hall Richard, plasterer, r. 1609 Mason, rear
Hall Richard A. (Hall & Jones), r. 826 Pacific
Hall Richard B. (R. B. Hall k Co.), r. Oakland
Hall llichard B., physician, office and r. 1415 Stockton
Uall Kdbert (Howe k Hall), r. 825 Twentieth
Hall licjbert. clerk, r. .524 Pine
Hall Robert, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., r. 119
Beale
Hall Robert C, bookkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1019 Larkin
Hall Robert H., clerk Huntington. Hopkins & Co., r.
12!^ Russ
Hall Samui 1. clerk, r. 812 Kearny
Hall Samuel H.. ])hysician. office and r. 517 Pine
Hall Samuel M.(Hall k Kearney), r. 2022 Van Ness Av
Hall Sarah B. Miss, missionary, r. 1615 California
Hall Seth P., attorney at law, office 240 Montgomery,
room 11, r. Alameda
Hall Sidney, tinsmith, r. 602 Howard
Hall S. Rush, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 18 Fourth
Hall Thomas, janitor Supreme Court Building, 640
Clay, r. 815 Montgomery
Hall Thomas D., American Clock Depot, 3'7 Sixth, r.
1119 Mission
Hall Thomas J., physician, r. 1003 Minna
Hall Williaiu, r. 118 Post
Hall William, dairyman, r. 2806 Buchanan
Hall William, foreman forge Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 955
Bryant
Hall William, framemaker Marks Lewis, r. cor Chest-
nut and Webster
Hall William, proptr California Dairy, bet Mission
and San Bruuo Road, opp Six Mile House
Hall William, weigher Jitna Iron Works, r. 558 Bryant
Hall William Jr., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Hall William A., clerk, r. 328 Geary
Hall William B. L., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 125
Oak
Hall William E., policeman City Hall, r. Commercial
Hotel
Hall William G. (Finch & Hall) , r. 1.542 Howard
Hall William H., barber, r. 1227 J<s Clay
Hall William Hammond, civil engineer, office 320 San-
som, room 63
Hall William P., mate stm Mary Gnrratt, r. Stockton
Hall Wiuslow, builder. 638 Market, r. 424 Ellis
Hall Winslow G. (Hall Brothers), r. 1612 Clay
HALL Si CHARLES (F.dward M. Hall and Henry
A. Charles), stockbrokers, olUce .327 Pine
Hall & Edminster (Frederick W. Hall and William
Edminster) , teamsters, office NE cor Fillmore and
Filbert
Hall & Jones (Richard A. Hall and Henry Jones),
wines and liquors, 804 Pacific
HALL <Si KEARNEY (Samuel M. Hall and .lames
Kearney), proptrs Parker House, 617 Moutgomery
HALL .Si LACHM.\X (Edward B.Hall and .Morris
Lachman), carpets, oilcloths, etc., 116 Sutter
HALL'S S.\FE AND LOCK CO., John D.
Hooker general agent, office and salesroom, 210
Sausom
Hallahan Eugene, foreman Pac. Iron Works, r. 1405
. Folsom
Hallahan Eugene, macliinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
229 V; Dora
Hallahan James, porter auditor's department South-
ern Pac. R. R., r. 154 Perry
Hallahan Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co.,
Potrero, r. W s Iowa, nr Nevada
Halliihan Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hallnn Peter, seaman, r. 213 Ste\iart
Hallauck Martin, liquor saloon. 110 Jackson
Hallbeck James, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Hallbeck Theodore, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 144 J4
Freelon
Halleck Building. E a Sansom, bet Sac and Halleck
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit well— Wear well— Look well.
ANLEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Halleck E. F.L., ore-reflner, r. Overland House
Halleck Robert, butcher, r. Eighth Av, nr J, South S. F.
Halleck T., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Hallej M.. r. liOo Stockton
Hallemar Harris, tailor, r. 18 Hinckley
Hallen Thomas, laborer freight department, Central
Pac. R. K.
Hallenbartar John, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
HiiUenbirtar iloritz, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Halleusen John, seaman, r. 20i Steuart
Haller Blasius, printer F. Korbel& Bros., r. 757 Perry
Haller Lucas, woodturner Fulda Bros. & Co., r. 210
Taylor
Haller Margaret (widow), r. Moulton, nr Fillmore
Haller Peter, moulder City Iron Works, r. .521 Mission
Haller T. F., compositor, r. Overland House
Hallett Charles O., special clerk Collector of Licenses,
r. H>9 Sixteenth
Hallett Daniel M., carpenter, r. .536Natoma
Hallett Edward, workman U. S. Mint, r. 5 Mint Av
Hallett George H. (Contra Costa Laundry Assn) , r.
Palace Hotel
Hallett .James F., cabinetmaker Andrew Geishaker, r.
28 >; Louisa
Hulleti Margaret D. (widow) , r. 537 Natoma
Hallett Oliver G. (John Taylor & Co.) , r. Graham
House
Hallett Winslow S., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn,
r. E sBuena Vista, bet Eugenia and Esmeralda
Halley Peter, waiter The Baldwin
Hallgarten Benoit, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r.
1305 Octavia
Halliburton House, Mrs. Jane H. McKay proprietress,
45 Twelfth
Halliburton John S., engineer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Halliday Isaac, laborer warehouse department Cus-
tom House
Halliday Jennie, domestic 907 Pine
Halliday John, fruits and vegetables, 505 Larkin
Hallideu John, clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 609 Stockton
HALiLiIDIE! A, S., importer and manuf wire and
wire rope, suspension bridge builder, and proptr
patent endless ropeway, factory NE cor Vallejo
and Sansom, oflice and salesroom 6 California, r.
102(5 Washington
Hallier Henry, laborer Cal. Glue Works, r. E s De
Haro, bet Center and El Dorado
HaUifax Thomas E., telegraph engineer and electri-
cian, r. 14 Fifth Av
Halligau Samuel, painter, r. 308 Jessie
Halligan Samuel, tailor, r. 259 Stevenson
Hallihan James, laborer, r. E s Nebraska, nr Twenty-
fifth
Hallihan John, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
o'ii Hay ward
Hallihan Mary (widow), r. 5^ Hayward
Hallihan Thomas, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. 5)^ Hayward
Hallinan Bridget, r. W s Dolores, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Hallinan Dennis, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co. , r. 18
Tehama
Hallinan John F., porter Newton Brothers & Co. ,r.
145 Twenty-sixth
Hallinan Michael, stevedore, r. 335 Beale
Hallisey Daniel, laborer, r. 2 Sumner, rear
Hallisey Daniel, shoemaker, (Mi Howard
Hallisev Patrick, shoemaker, r. 14 Sherwood PI
Hallohau John, clerk, r. 144 Fifth
Hallohan Julia Mis', domestic (i2:i Tyler
Halli inter Joseph, carriagemaker, r. 55 Second
Uallnrau Bridget, groceries, 3.i Clara
HuUorau Edward, r. 636 Sacramei;t )
Halloran John, tireiiiau Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Hallorau John, varnisher Union Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 230 Beale
Halloran John, water tender Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Hallorau Margaret, domestic 2118 Jones
Halloran Michael, stevedore A. C. Freese
Halloran Patrick, coaliiasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Hallorau Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kejirny
and Morton
Halloran Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 23^
Camp
Halloran William, helper George Milne, r. 2213 Cal
Halloran William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Halloran. Set; Hollorau
Hallowell Caleb, janitor U. S. Mint, r. 250r. Bush
Hallowell S., driver Market St. R. R., r. 1003 Turk
Hallowell Samuel, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
925 Broadway
Hallows Alfred, bookkeper London and San Francisco
Bank, r. 714 Bush
Hallstrom Charles H., clerk L. RosenmoUer, r. 12
Washington
Hally M. W., bellman Occidental Hotel
Halpen Henry, painter, r. 865}^ Market
Halphen Alexander, real estate, r. 51 Third
Halpin George, waiter, r. 27 Minna
Halpiu Michiel (Wynne, Lowth & Co.), r. 102 Jones
Halpin Patrick, laborer Patific Rolling Mill
Halpin Thomafs, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Halpin William (Wynne, Lowth & Co.). r. 34 Tyler
Halpruner Caroline Mrs., with W. S. Halpruner, 66-
70 St. Ann's Building, NW cor Powell and Eddy
HALiPRUNER W. S., surgeon chiropodist, office
60-70 St. Ann's Building, NWcor Powell and Eddy
Halsey Abraham, mining secretary, office 314 Mont-
gomery, r. Russ House
Halsey Charles, attorney at law, and court commis-
sioner Fourth District Court, office 610 Sacramen-
to, r. 2105 Hyde
Halsey Charles M., salesman F. Durkin, r. 17 Willow
Ay
Halsey Charles W., accountant, office 016 Sacramento,
r. 2105 Hyde
Halsey Edward, bookkeeper, r. 1118 Filbert
Halsey Edward A., cashier Hutchinson & Mann, r.
768 Harrison
Halsey Eugene, clerk LeCount Bros., r. 2105 Hyde
Halsey F. G., clerk LeCount Bros., r. 2105 Hyde
Halsey Frank, r. 318 Minna
Halsey George F., cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
121 Lilly Av
Hslsey Henry H., artist, studio and r. 1013 Market
Halsey Henry S., tinsmith T.Goodrich, r. 114 Lilly Av
Halsey James D., clerk Emmett H. Rixford, r. 2105
Hyde
Halsey Sarah M. Mrs., r. 121 Lilly Av
Halsey William F., bookkeeper J. H. Fish, r. 768 Har
Halstead E. M. (widow) , r. 327 Jessie
Halstslander J., machine hand Holland k Ruppel, r.
2 Elizabeth
Halversun Alexander, second officer bark Harvest
Home, Mission St. Wharf
Halverson Swain, butcher Stephen Di Vecchio, r. 235
Dora
Ham , r. 517 Bush
Ham Charles H., principal Broadway Grammar School,
r. Encinal Station, Alameda
Ham Frederick, lather, r. 244 Minna
Ham Richard K.iRenton, Holmes & Co.), r. San Jose
Ham S. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 5 Hopeton Terrace
Ham. See Hamm
Haman John, blacksmith Moynihan & Aitken, r. 2241
Mission
Haman Julius, rancher, r. 18 First
Haman Karl, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Hamann Hermina (widow), r. 331 Vallejo
Haniann Louis, musician Tivoli Garden, 400 Sutter
Hamann Paulina Miss, r. 331 Vallejo
Hamann Theresa Mrs., musician Tivoli Garden, 400
Sutter
Hambel Adolph, butcher, r. 610 Octavia
Hamberger Emily (widow), r. 135 Fifteenth
Hamberger Emma Miss, jewelry casemaker A. H.
Lochbaum, r. 135 Fifteenth
Hamberger Louis C, jewelry bosmaker August H.
Lochbaum, r. 135 Fifteenth
Hambliu Horace H., teamster David Hayes & Co., r.
cor. Pacific and Mason
Hanibliu Mary Miss, r. 140 Minna, rear
Hambright George W., miuiug, r. 1927 Sutter
H.VMBURG-.^MERIC.\^' PACKET CO., Henry
Balzer A: Co. agents, olfice 2u9 Sansom
Hamburg-American Steam Ship Co., J. F. Meinke &
Co. agents, olhce SW cor Sansom and California
HAMBURG BOARD OP UNDERWRITERS,
Hellni.iiin Brothers & Co. agents, otficc .">25 Front
HAMBURG-BRE3IEN FIRE INSURANCE
CO., Philip, Speyer K Co. agents, office 13 Mer-
chant's Excliange, 425 California
Hamburg Conriid, clerk Frank G. Edwards, r. 124
First Av
Hamburg Lawrence, r. 211 Sixteenth
HAMBURG-MAGDEBURG FIRE INSUR-
ANCE CO., Gutte & Frank general agents, office
307 L'ulifornia
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Pitting Shirts to Order.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Hamburg Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.), D. A. Jen
nings secretury, office 401 California, room 4
Hamburger (i. li Brother (M. Hamburger), clothing,
00 Third
Hamburger Gustav (G. Hamburger & Brother), r. 941
Folsom
Hamburger Loilglng House, George Samsreither
proptr, 409 Pacific
Hamburger Morris (G. Hamburger & Brother), r. Eu-
rope
Hamel Theodore, collector, office 625 Merchant, room
Hamelin Louis physician and surgeon, r. 436 Green
Hamell W., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Hamer A., caudymaker W. S. Townsend, r. 8 Minna
Hamer Albert, mate stm San Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St. Wharf
Hamer F. H., stockbroker, r. 1808 Bush
Hamer George H., whitener. 802 Mission, r. 20 Berry
Hamer Henry H., clerk geneial superintendent's
office Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1527!^ Clay
Hamerton Eliza (widow), r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Hamerton Kita Miss, dressmaker, r. Ss Twenty-ninth,
bet Church and Sanchez
Hamerton William C. whipmaker Keystone Whip Co.,
r. S s Twenty-ninth, bet Church and Sanchez
Hameg Frank, carpenter, r. G Polk Lane
Hamill Alfred H., foreman S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 811 Mission
Hajnill Amelia H. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 2524 Clay
Hamill Charles P., oysterman A. W. Manning, r. 271
Stevenson
Hamill Henry, stevedore, r. 570 Sixth, rear
Hamill James, cartman, r. 1211 Geary
HA9IIL<Li JOHN, notary public and commissioner
deeds, office J2y Montgomery, r. S s Borland, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill John E., clerk John Hamill, r. S s Borland,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill Jones K., compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 1010 Powell
Hamill Joseph, clerk Michael F. Greene
Hamill Joseph, liiundryman St. Mary's College
Hamill Kate F. Miss, teacher Silver Street Primary
School, r. 2.524 Clay
Hamill Patrick H., salesman Landers & Gilmore, r. S
s Dorland, be Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill Thomas, waiter Lick House
Hamill William A., draughtsman City Hall Commis-
sioners, r. S s Dorland, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Hamill. See Hammell and Hamroill
Hamilton Agnes M. (widow), r. 41G Harrison
Hamilton Albert O., speculator, office 313 Montgom-
ery, r. SW cor Sacramento and Devisadero
Hamilton Alexander, machinist, r. 529 Sacramento
Hamilton Andrew, teamster J. Morton 6; Co., r. C02
Minna, rear
Hamilton Andrew Jr., horse trainer, r. 662 Minna, rear
Hamilton Callaghan, bootmaker, 2615 Sutter
Hamilton Carrie L. Mrs., assistant Market and Sev-
enth Street Primary School, r. 3 Ewer PI
Hamilton Charles, landscape gardener, r. 100,^ Sec-
ond
Hamilton Charles A. (Hamilton & Jackson) , r. 1904
Ellis
Hamilton Christopher, laborer, r. 515 Vallejo
Hamilton Claude T., with Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 109 Front
Hamilton C. V., foreman United Carriage Co.
Hamilton D. V., adjuster coiner's department U. 8.
Mint, r. 606 Folsom
Hamilton E. D. (widow), r. 252 Second
Hamilton Edward H., compositor A. L. Bancroft &
Co., r. Berkeley
Hamilton E. J. Mrs., r. 242 Taylor
Hamilton Elijah S., day watchman U. S. Mint, r. San
Leandro
Hamilton Emma J. (widow), r. 423 O'Farrell
Hamilton Erastus, clerk freight auditor's office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 132 Sixth
Hamilton F. (widow), r. Iu4 Mason
Hamilt m Frank, r. Clipper Hotel
Hamilton Francis W., foreman Centennial Planing
Mill, r. 1(» Perry
Hamilton Frank, mei hanic. r. 141 Minna
Hamilton Frederick F., draughtsman City Hall Com-
missioners, r. 821 Bush
Hamilton George, steward, r. 806 Kearny
Hamilton George F., janitor Pacific Stock Exchange
Building, r. 1017 Pacific
Hamilton Hannah (widowi , r. 005 Stevenson
Hamilton J., blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 60Zoe
Hamilton James (MiAfee, Wheeler & Co.),r. 8 s
Twenty-third, bet York and Hampshire
Hamilton James, clerk, r. 6 Hodge's PI
Hamilton James, clerk N. B. and Mission R. B., r. 786
Folsom
Hamilton James, contractor, r. 52 Second
Hamilton James, laborer, r. 1146 Howard
Hamilton James, liquor saloon, 725 Sansom, r. 7
Bartol
Hamilton James, local policeman, r. 1802 Dupout
Hamilton James, seaman, r. 46 Stcuart
Hamilton James, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Hamilton James Jr., clerk James Hamilton, r. 7 Bartol
Hamilton James H., furniture, r. 638 Green
Hamilton James T., machinist, r. 747 Tehama
Hauiilton James T., vice-principal Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 843 Mission
Hamilton James W.,carpenter D. A.Macdonald&Co., r.
7uU Hayes
Hamilton James W., machinist, r. 118 Tyler
Hamilton J. Madison, shipping clerk Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 812 Twentieth
Hamilton John, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton John, conductor Sutter St. R. B., r. 1031
Sutter
Hamilton John, first officer stm Thomas A. Whitelaw,
Second St. Wharf
Hamilton John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. St.
Nicholas Hotel
Hamilton John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hamilton John, laborer, r. 17 ^ Geneva
HAMILTON JOHN RAE, manager Commercial
Union Assurance Co. (London) , office 221 San-
som, r. 1024 Bush
Hamilton Joseph, capitalist, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Joseph, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Hamilton Leouidas, r. 1111 Howard
Hamilton Louisa (widow) , r. Florence, nr San Miguel
station
Hamilton Margaret (widow) , r. N s California Av, bet
California Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Hamilton Mattie (widow), iwilo Hyde
Hamilton M. H., teacher, r. PEwer PI
Hamilton Miller, fireman S. S. Great Republic
Hamilton M. J. Miss, r. 104 Jessie
Hamilton Napier, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
Oakland
Hamiltjn Nellie Miss, r. 905 Market
Hamilton Robert, bookkeeper, r. Occidental Hotel
Hamilton Robert, water tender Pacific Mail 8. S.
Granada
Hamilton Robert H., waiter Bohemian Club, r. 28
Stone
Hamilton Robert H., longshoreman G. H. Whitney, r.
437 Jessie, rear
Hamilton Robert M. (Baker & Hamilton) , r. Sacra-
mento
Hamilton Samuel, r. 421 Bryant
Hamilton Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 18
Georgia, nr Shasta
Hamilton Samuel, waiter Meyer & Muehe,r. 30 Perry
Hamilton Thomas J.., r. 1116 York
Hamilton Thomas J., carpenter and builder, r. 334
Sixth
Hamilton Whittier, conductor Sutter St. R. E., r. cor
Twenty-ninth and California Av
Hamilton William C, bookkeeper, r. 1236 Mission
Hamilton William J., chief operator Western Union
Telegraph Co., r. 15 Yerba Biieua
Hamilton William J. Mrs., teacher Heald's Bosiness
College, r. 15 Yerba buena
Hamilton William T., deputy coroner, office 16 O'Far-
rell, r. Ill) Stockton
Hamilton & Jackson (C. A. Hamilton and W. F. Jack-
sou) , portrait painters, 105 St. Ann's Building
Hamiua Herman, teamster Fleming & Stetson, r. 10
Ritch
Hamlin Charles H., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r.
233 Sixteenth
Hamlin Charles L., boot and shoemaker, 635 Howard
Hamlin George, barber, r. 17 Fourth
Hiimlin George A., shoefitier Charles L. Hamlin, r. 635
Howard
Hamlin George C, workman Genesee Mill Co.,r. T19X
Green
BEAMISH'S Shirts arc the best. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HAM
394
HAM
Hamlin Harris, driver, r. 1006 Pacific
Hamlin Horace H., drayman David Hayes & Co., r.247
Second
Hamlin Lewis, expressman, NW cor Sansom and Sut-
ter, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Shotwell
Hamlin Luther, drayman Wooster, Hubbell & Co.
Hamlin Michael, waiter Western Hotel
Hamlin Mortimer J., bartender Bernard Decker, r. 530
Valencia
Hamlin Thomas, salesman L. G. Sresovich, r. 920 Clay
Hamm Frank, manager D. Canty & Co., r. 921 Post
Hamm John H., clerk ireight auditor's o£&ce Central
Pac. R. K., r. Colonnade House
Hamm Joseph T. Mrs. (widow) , r. 921 Post
Hamm Louis, flour, etc., E s Mission, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hamm Louis J., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 921 Post
Hamm Nicholas, painter Market St. R. R.,r. 159 Clara
Hamm P. E. (J. D. Haines & Co.), r. Oakland
Hamm Siegfried, waiter S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Hamm Siegmund, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Hamm. See Ham
Hamrna Irvin (Freeland & Hamma), r. 602 Fillmore
HAMMAM MEDICATED AND TURKISH
BATHS, Dr. A. M. Loryea proptr, 11-13 Dup
Hammar L. F., fancy goods and confeclioniry, 1417
Dupont
Hammell Samuel P., horseshoer E. Lawtou, r. 1621
Market
Hammell William F. (Robinson & Co.),r.l606 Howard
Hammer Albert, seaman, r. 419 East
Hammer Charles U., harnessmaker Main & Win-
chester, r. 5 Minna
Hammer Edward H. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.),r. 44
Silver
Hammer Emil, clerk N. S. Thompson, r. SE cor
Market and Steuart
Hammer E. W., bookkeeper, r. 615 Turk
Hammer Frank, carpenter, r. H Polk Lane
Hammer Frederick H. (.John Ziegeubeiu & Co.; , r. E s
Bartlett, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hammer George, barber Morris Rosenthal, r. Paris
House
Hammer John F., salesman John Ziegenbein & Co., r.
Oakland ^
HAMMER Ii. K. , agrot Chickering & Sons pianos,
31 Post, r. Sacramento
Hammer Richard, boatman, r. 12 Jackson
Hammer William, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Hammerich Earnest, heaman, r. 190 Vaudewater
HammericK Earnest, seaman (estate ol) J. B. Piper
Hammerman Charles, captain sloop Lizzie R. A., r.
NW cor Howard and Steuart
Hammers Albert, harnessmaker Mead & Son, r. 534
Fulton
Hammers Henry, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co.. r. SW
cor Eighteenth and Folsom
Hammerschmidt John, hairdressing saloon, 610 La-
guna, r. 1428 Turk
Hammerschmidt Louis, entry clerk Feigenbaum& Co.,
r. 1428 Turk
Hammersclimidt Martin, carpenter, r. 438 Union
Hammerslaw Julia (widow) , r. 120 l?rt spect Pi
Hammersmith John, speculator, r. 5 3^ Dupont
Hammersmith John A., salesman Moses A. Gunst, r.
528 Pine
Hammersmith John E., toys and fancy goods, 335
Kearny, r. 228 O'Farrcll
Ham/nersmith T. (widow), r. 210 Powell
Hammersmith. See Hamersmith
Hammerton John, teamster, r. 47 West Mission
Hammes Adolph, laborer, r. N 8 Fourteenth, W of
Guerrero
Hammett George, teamster Jacob Schoenfield, r. cor
Ninth and Railroad Av
Hammett G. I., r. 16 Stockton PI
Hammett H. G., r. 17 Fourth
Hammill Bernard, carpenter and contractor, r. 505
Natoma
Hammill Joseph .\., clerk, r. 505 Natoma
Hammill Ijouis, barkeeper, r. Overland House
Hammill William H., workman Shot Tower, r. 505
Natoma
Hammill. See Hamill
Hamrait Charles H., apothecary G. G. Burnett, r. 104
Vicksburg, iir Twenty-sccond
Hammit John M., cuppersniith Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 104 Vicksburg, nr Twenty-second
Hammond A., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hammond A. C. Jr., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1411
Washington
Hammond .'\melia H. (widow), r. 2524 Clay
HAMMOND ANSELM CHARLES, mining sec-
retary, office 401 Cf.l, room 7, r. 1411 Washington
Hammond Charles, cook Arthur H. Cousins, r. 4 Clem
Hammond Charles, oysterman, Haubrich & Muller
Hammond Charles H., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 213 Twenty-second
Hammond Charles Y., cigarmaker, r. 1305 Powell
Hammond Charles Y., waiter, r. 1305J$ Powell
Hammond D. P. .salesman Greenebaum, Sachs & Free-
man, r. Lick House
Hammond G., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Hammond Harris, cook Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth avs.
South S. F.
Hammond Henry, laborer, r. 1011 Pacific
Hammond Henry, longshoreman, r. 211 Folsom, rear
Hammond Henry O., porter Howe & Hall, r. 1008
Powell
Hammond James, bookkeeper E. Baas & Co.. r. 1717}<S
Mission
Hammond James T., locksmith, r. 15 William
Hammond Jesse, carpenter, r. 45 Everett
Hammond John, millwright and engineer, 209-211
Market, r. 407 Oak
Hammond John B., boilermaker Fulton Iron Works
Hammond John L., driver La Grande Laundry Co.,r.
1522 Howard
Hammond Joseph H., cutter 117 Sut, r. 2732 Howard
Hammond Mary (widow) , r. 618 Minna
Hammond^Mary Itfiss, dressmaker Miss Catherine
Kennedy, r. 448 Natoma
Hammond Mary H. Miss, printer California Christian
Advocate, r. 121 Fulton
Hammond i\athaniel, warehouseman B. P. Flint k
Co., r. 311 Filbert
Hammond Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hammond Richard P., president California Pacific
R. R. Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend,and
chiirmaii Board of Police Commissioners, r.
Palace Hotel
Hammond Richard W., extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F.
D., r. S s Alta PI, nr Sunsom
Hammond Roland G., receiver City R. R. Co., r. 1701
Mission
Hammond S. C, butcher S. Silverberg & Co., r. 553 }<i
Stevenson
Hammond Susan (widow) , r. S s Alta PI, nr Sansom
Hammond Thomas, fruitdealer. r. 920 Clay
Hammond Thomas B.. manager mailing department
S. F. News Co., r. 1513 Taylor
Hammond William, physician, oflice 857 Mission, r.
859 Mission
Hammond William, tailors' trimmings, 320 Post
Hammond William A., jeweler Walter Membry, r. 121
Fulton
Hammond William B., salesman, Howe & Hall, r. 18
Bernard
Hammond William E., entry clerk S. F. News Co., r.
1513 Taylor
Hammond William H., medical student, r. 652 Miss
Hammond William P. Mrs. (widow), r. 1513 Taylor
Hammond William T., plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 216
Minna
Hammons James, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 431 Pine
Hampe Frederich, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Hampshire George, seaman, r. 1407 Stockton, rear
Hampston Daniel, horseshoer John Grace, r. Sher-
wood PI, nr Third
Hampton Caswell U., clerk John Sedgwick, r. 1610
Polk
Hampton Charles W., instrumentmaker Cal. Electri-
cal Works, r. 18 Glover
Hampton David F., hackdriver, r. 261 Minna
Hampton James W., physician, olficeand r. 306 O'Far-
rcll
Hampton Katie Miss, student Barnard's Buainees
College
Hampton Leo F., upholster, r. 306 O'Farrell
Hampton Mary J. Mrs., r. 14J<. Lewis
Hampton Robert, capitalist, r. 306 O'Farrell
Hampton Robert Jr., plumbiT and gaslitter, r. 3C6
O'Farrell
Hampton William, instrumentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 1718 Leavenworth
Hams Thomas, seaman, r. W s Banks, nr Cortland Ay
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck "Wear.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zearny St
HAN
395
HAN
Hanaford E. T.. millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 1711
Sixth, West Oakland
Hanaford Jolin H., r. 102 Clementina
Hanahan Michael, laborer, r. 115 Second
Hanak Jacob, r. aUi MisHion
Hauak Sigmund, pnwubrukcr, (;23 Kearny
Hanamney John, laborer J. Hughes, r. 230 Post
Hanan Dennis, seaman, r. 243 Minna
Hanan Patrick, laborer Risdon 1. andL. Works, r. Ar-
kansati, ur Sail Bruno Road
Hauavan John, bricklayer, r. 1705 Jessie, rear
Hauberry Peter, farmer, N s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Hanbury John F., secondhand fvirniture, 6U Fourth,
r. Oakland
Hanbury Tliomas, night-watchman Central Pac. R. R.
depot, r. 48 Silver
Hancheu Cord H., saloonkeeper, r. cor Jackson and
Montgomery
Hanchette Harry J. (Wright & Hanchette), r. 824
Lombard
Hancken Lena Miss, domestic 213 Stevenson
Hancock Albert, hatpresser Pac. Straw Works, r. cor
Broadway and Polk
Hancock Charles, printer, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Charles T., bookkeeper J. & P. N. Hanna, r.
1510 M Polk
Hancock Frank, calker, r. 54 First
Hancock Frederick, blacksmith, r. 1731 Broadway
Hancock Harvey G-., painter Jeremiah O'Connell, r.
253 Clara
HANCOCK HOUSE, Samuel Hancock proptr, 771
Mission
Hancock John, proof reader Evening Bulletin, r. 1731
Broadway
Hancock John H. (Hancock <t Kelso) , r. N 8 Sixteenth,
bet Jersey and Hampshire
HANCOCK SAMUEL., pr.iptr Nevada House, 132
Sixth, and Hancock House, 771 Mission, r. 132 Sixth
Hancock & Kelso (John H. Hancock and John Kelso) ,
contractors, NW cor Sixteenth and Columbia
Hand George W., carpenter, r. 202.5 Fillmore
Hand Jeremiah W., clerk, r. 229 Sixth
Hand John J., barkeeper H. E. Kaufmann, r. 1017 How
Hand John S., merchant tailor, 314 Kearny
Hand Joseph W. A., salesman C. J. Hawley, r.
Alameda
Hand Josiah, bookkeeper George C. Bode, r. 2504 Clay
Hand Michael, r. 525 Mission
Hand Steven H., collector Commercial Insurance Co.
of California, r. 1720 Turk
Hand W. H., second lieutenant and navigating officer
U. S. revenue stm Richard Ru.sh
Hand William, tailor, B34 Pine
Hand William M., salesman Bowen Brothers, r. 313
Turk
Handel George, finisher Philip Liesenfeld, r. 945
Folsom
Handel Isador (Schiller, Handel k Co.),r. 83G Mission
Handlen Louis, poikpiicker, r. 1012 Leavenworth
Handley Chvrlcs J., watchknan Hayes Valley and Mar-
ket St. R. R. stables, r. 1,504 Turk
Handley James, groceries, 1403 Montgomery, r. 1407
Montgomery
Handley James H., shii^carpenter, r. 254 First
Handley Martin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Handley Martin H., news vender, r. 1407 Montgomery
Handley Patrick, longshoreman, r. 1407 Montgomery
Handley Peter, superintendent Lick House Billiard
Room, r. 636 Ji Minna
Handley Thomas, carpenter, r. W s Billings PI, nr
Filbert
Handley. See Hanley and Hanly
Handles Emily Miss, r. 2728 Howard
Handlos Joseph, passepartoutmaker Louis Dampf, r.
229 Fifteenth
Handles Joseph, salesman Thomas S. Eastman, r. 141
Rose Av
Handlos Joseph Mrs., bakery, 229 Fifteenth
Handman C, r. 572 Folsum
Handmau E,, local policeman, r. 3 Roach
Handshoo Barbara (widow), r. 6 Virginia PI
Handy Elizabeth (widow), r. 831 Vallejo, rear
Handy Joseph B., auditor S. F. and North Pac. R. R.,
r. 822 BuKh
Handy Joseph L., bookkeeper L. N. Handy k Co., r.
243 Perry
Handy L. N. A: Co. (Lucien N. Handy and James L.
Carthcut) , coopers, and'general commission agents
and dealem ivory, 32 Clay
Handy Lucien N. (L. N. Handy &Co.), r. 243 Perry
Handy Nelson A., mining, r. 403 Third
Handy Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R.
Haudy William, fireman stni Alice Garratt, Washing-
ton Street Wharf
Handy William L., cooper, r. 842 McAllister
Hanecker George, carpenter, r. Hansa Hotel
Hanekamp George F., barkeeper Osmer & Co., r. NE
cor Folsom and Steuart
Haneke Charles, r. 516 Filbert
Hanerken Henry, waiter Aucon Restaurant, 9-11 Pac
Haney Charles, laborer, r. 924 Jackson
Haney Hugh, laborer .^.ndrew Onderdonk
Haney James, apprentice Thompson Bros., r. NW cor
Tyler and Brodei ick
Haney John, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Berry
Hiiney Joseph P.. saddler, r. 233 First
Haney William, drayman, r. N s Lombard, nr Mont
Haney William, longshoreman, r. 19 Natoma, rear
Haney William W., liquor saloon, 221 Sacramento, r.
613 Jones
Haney. See Hany
Hanford Benjamin F., weigher Custom House, r. 1619
Clay
Hanford Emma Mrs., dressmaker, 1706 Polk
Hanford James M., paymaster Central Pac. R. R., of-
fice NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 7, r. San
Mateo
Hauifin James, workman assay department U. S. Mint,
r. Oakland
Hanify Francis, carpenter, r. 19 Langton
Hanify John A., bookkeeper Austin D. Moore, r. 19
Langton
Hanify Michael, gardener, r. 25 Glover
Hanintger Cornelius, longshoreman Allen 4 Young, r.
Spear, bet Howard and Folsom
Hanke Charles, student Hoald's Business College, r.
613 Kearny
Hanke Charles F., clerk Michalitschke Bros., r. 832
Pine
Hankerson Hiram D., upholsterer, r. 53 Third
Hanks Calvin W., teamster, r. 112G Harrison
Hanks Dwight E., baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 765 Howard
Hanks Henry G., assayer and chemist, 619 Montgom-
ery, r. 1124 Greenwich
HANKS JOHN M., liquor saloon, SW cor Brod-
erick and Grove
Hanks K. Mrs., r. 1147J^ Market
HANKS MORDECAIW., manuf rubber stamps,
137 Mcmtj^oinery, rooms .^-C
Hanley Andrew F., waiter, r. 1421 Powell
Hanley Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Hanley Eva Miss, assistant Sanchez Street School
Hanley F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 406
Montgomery
Hanley George W., rigger and stevedore, r. E s Fol-
som, bet Twenty-seventh and Twentj'-eighth
Hanley Harry G., clerk banking department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 504 Geary
Hanley James, clerk, r. 809 Mission
Hanley James, salesman Holt Brothers, r. 701 >j How
Hanley James, salesman O'Connor. Moffatt & Co., r.
803 Mission
Hanley James S. (Hanley & Snow) , r. 25 Glen Park Av
Hanley John, boilerniaker, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Hanley John, laborer, r. 19 Frederick, rear
Hanley John, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
Hanley John, waiter Miners' Branch Restaarant, r.
3ii Ritch
Hanley Jolin, watchman Pacific Improvement Co., r.
33 Eddy
Hanley Kate, chambermaid Lick House
Hanley Mary Miss, tailoress, r. 430 Seventh
Hanley Matthew, miner, r. 547 Mission
Hanley Patrick, laborer, r. 325 Filbert, rear
Hanley Patrick, laborer, r. 430 Seventh
Hanley Peter, laborer, r. 26 Freelon
Hanley Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Hanley limothy, plastfrer. r. 632 Brannan
Hanley W. F. , student Heald's Biisiness College
Hanley William, helper mcdter and refiner's depart-
ment IT. S. Mint, r. 109 >« Dora
Hanley William, hostler, r. 1707 Octavia
Hanley William, miner, r. 103 Fifth
Hanley William A., mining superintendent, r. 875
Mission
HANL.KY & SNOW (James S. Hanley, and LouiB
T. Snow), wholesale grocers, and dealers in ship
stores, 126 California
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HAN
39(>
HAN
Hanley. See Handley, and Hanly
Hanlin Lewis, drayman, r. NW cor Shotwell and
Twenty-fourth
Hanlin Thomas, stableman Jobn Flood, r. 823 Fol-
som
Haulon Bernard F., patternmaker Fulton Ironworks,
r. 146 Minna
Hanlon Charles F., attorney at law, office 310 Pine,
rooms 32-34, r. 11 South Park
Hanlon Daniel, captain nigbt inspectors Custom
House, office cor First and Brannan, r. 11 South
Park
Haulnn Daniel, marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, r. 110
McAllister
Hanlon Edward S., clerk Mrs. Ellen Hanlon, r. 747
Brannan
Hanlon Ellen Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Gilbert and Braunan
Hanluu Felix J., trader, r. 090 Folsom
Hanlon James, cooper Keubeu Norton
Haulon James, laborer, r. 231 Second
Haulon John, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon John, bookbinder, r. 308 Union, rear
Haulon John, carpenter, 1(542 Mission, r. 716Natoma
Haulon John J., ttamster Golden City Chemic^
Works, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Julia Miss, r. 308 Union, rear
Hanlon Laurence, laborer, r. Ill Freelou
Hanlon Mary E. Miss, teacher, r. 747 Brannan
Haulon Michael, lather, r. 229 Minna, rear
Haulon P., trackman Potrcro aud B. V. R. R.
Hanlon Philip, cigarmaker, r. 747 Brannan
Hanlon Richard, hostler, r. 131 Folsoiu, rear
Hanlon Richard, stonecutter, r. 24 Verona PI
Hanlon Richard, teamster Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.
W s Laurel, bet California and Sacramento
Hanlon Valentine H., expressman, SW cor Vallejo
aud Davis, r. 308 Union, rear
Hanlon Valentine J., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
308 Union, rear
Hanlou WeUs, apprentice Haskell & Bode, r. SE. cor
Fourteenth and Mission
Hauly Dennis J., guard House of Correction, r. 730
Clementina
Hauly Edward, r. 904 Kearny
Hauly Frank P., billiardist Lick House, r. 636 >2 Min
Hanly George T. (George T. Hanly k Co.) , r. Oakland
HAXL.Y GEORGE T. & CO. yW Marion) , teas,
cottet'S, spices and j-east powders, and pub-
lishers San Francisco Star, 212 Sacramento
Hanly John, drygoods, 1315 Stockton, r. 110 Ridley
Hauly John L., foreman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 22
Clay
Hanly Martin, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 164 Minna
Hanly Mary A. (widow), r. 730 Clementina
Hanly M. J., cutter Porter, Oppenheimer & Slessin-
ger, r. 325 Duncan
Hanly Nathaniel, barkeeper Cosmopolitan Saloon,
r. 5 Moulton PI
Hanly Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hanly Thomas J., collector Morning Call, r. 730 Clem
Hanly. See Handley and Uanley
Hauna Alexander, laborer Pacific RoUiug Mill
HANNA A 0,1111, A W., attorney at law and
court commissioner Fifteenth District Court,
office 8 Montgomery Av, r. 711 Post
Hanna David, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 26
Turk
Hanna Emma J., dressmaker, r. NE cor Bartlett and
Twenty-fifth
Banna George, hay and grain. 859 Harrison
Hanna Howara W. .solicitor Travelers' Insurance Co.,
r. Oakland
Hanna Hugh, wood sawyer, r. E s California Av, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hanna J. & P. N.,bag8, twine, duck, linens, felt and
general merchandise, 308-310 Davis
Hanna James, furniture finisher, r. 231 Stevenson
Hanna James, harnessman Alban B. Butler, r. 1005
Bouita
Hanna James, porter James De La Montanya, r. 286
Union
Hanna James L., special agent Travelers' Insurance
Co., oftice 403 California, r. Oakland
Hanna James L., plumbing and gashtting, 447 Twen-
tieth
Hanna James W., polisher Goodwin k Co., r. 231 Stev
Hanna John (J. & P. N. Hanna), r. 546 Turk
Hanna John, manager C. M. Plum & Co., office C41
Market, r. NE cor Eleventh aud Folsom
Hanna John, bookkeeper New Age Publishing Co., r.
227 Geary
Hanna John, fireman stm Oakland, Oasland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Hauna John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 20 Perry
Hanna Joseph F., porter James De La Montanya, r.
511 Howard
Hanna Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 812 O'Farrell
Hanna Patrick R., groceries and crockery, NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Columbia
Hanna Peter N. (J. & P. N. Hanna) , r. 546 Turk
Hanna William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Twenty-fourth and Columbia
Hanna. See Hannah
Hannaberry Andrew, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r.
718 Howard
Hannagan James, carpenter, r. 104 Twenty-fifth
Hannagan Patrick, deckhand stms Oakland and El
Capitan, Oakland Ferry, r. 59 Jessie
Hannagan William, contracting house-mover, r. 120
Franciseo
Hannagan. See Hannigan
Hannah E. F. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1224 Broadway
Hannah James, laborer, r. 16 Bouita
Hannah Levi, captain stm San Vicente, Broadway
V»"harf
Hannah T., r. 607 3^ Pine
Hannah Thomas, miner, r. 518 Green
Hannah. See Hanna
Hannam Daniel, bookkeeper, r. 1415 Pacific
Hannan Agues, chambermaid Broadway Hotel
Hanuan Bridget Miss, r. 1146 Howard
Hanuan Celia, domestic 36 Eleventh
Haunau Daniel, blacksmith, r. 11C5 Howard
Hanuan David, r. Park Hotel
Hanuan James, boilermakerRisdonl. andL. Works, r.
12 Perry
Hannan John, farmer, N s Point Lobos Av, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fourth avs
Hanuan John, miner, r. 12 Perry
Hanuan John, seaman ship Blue Jacket, Main Street
Wharf
Hanuan Joseph, mariner, r. 140 Folsom
Hanuau Michael, expressmau, r. 16 Gilbert
Hannau Norah J., domesti ■ 24 Stauly PI
Hannan Patrick J., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer
& Slessiiiger, r. 44y Tehama, bet Fifth aud Sixth
Hanuau Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Sierra aud Kansas
Hanuan Thomas, laborer Thomas Winters, r. 1205
Folsom
Hannan Thomas, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. S s
Sierra nr Kansas
Hannan Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 8 Twelfth
Hannan. See Hannon
Hannay Edward I., capitalist, office 412 Battery, r.
Oakland
Hannay Hugh, laborer, r. S 8 Twenty-fifth, bet Col-
umbia and Bryant Av
Hannebery Michael, local policeman, r. 702 Ellis
Hanuermauu Herman, painter, r. 112 Bernard
Hanues William W., r. cor Mission and Foote Av,
nr West End
Hannex John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 210 Beale
Hannifin Annie Miss, cutter S. Silberstein, r. 213
Mason
Hauuifiu Johanna, domestic 1224 Pine
Hannifin Timothy, laborer new City Hall, r. 10 Welsh
Hannigan Antliouy, laborer Edward Fanning, r. 320
Chestnut
Hannigan Charles L., gold beater James Newman, r.
10 Eleventh
Hannigan Edward, te.imster F. Barnard & Co., r.
SE c jr Union and Sonora PI
Hanuigan Frank, carpenter J. W. Hannigan, r. 10
Eleventh
Hannigan James W., carpenter, NE cor Eleventh and
Market, r, 10 Eleventh
Hannigan Johu, longshoreman, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Hanuigan John S., carpenter James W. Hannigan, r.
10 Ehjveuth
Hannigan Maggie, domestic 309 Capp
Hanuigan Michael, r. 1713 Jessie
Hannagan Michael, laborer, r. 1323 Minna
Hanuigan M. Percy, salesman Neus tad ter Bros, r. 1606
Van Ness Av
Hannigan Patrick, carpenter, r. 10 Eleventh
Hannigan Robert, r. 279 Stevenson
Hannigan. See Hannagan
Hannigcr August, cook, r. 274 Jessie
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Qoods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
HAN
397
HAN
Hannis Joseph, auctioneer, r. 904 Kearny
Hanniver 'William, hostler David J. Foley, r. 1230
Sacramento
Hannon B., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
Hannon Bridgtt Mrs., r. 13 Juniper
Hannon Bridget (widow), r. 1«12 Polk
Haunoii Hannah M., domestic, 1G23 Mission
Hannon John, waiter S. S. Idaho, r. 810 Folsom
Hannon Kate, domestic 411 Van Ness Av
Hannon Luke, helper Moynihan & Aitkcn. r. 10 Lick
Alley
Hannon Martin, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 10 Lick
Alley
Hannon Mary (widow), r. 10 Lick Alley
Hannon Michael, teamster Thomas Anderson, r. 16
Park Av
Hannon Patrick, laborer, r. 225 >^ Eighth, rear
Hannon Sarah, domestic 1024 Howard
Hannon. See Hannan
Hanover Consolidated Mining Co., William A. Andoe
secretary, office 327 Pine
Hanover Fire Insurance Co., Henry Balzer & Co.
agents, office 209 Sanson
Hanrahan David, laborer, r. S s St. Rose, nr Masonic
Av
Hanrahan James L., advertising agent, r. American
Exchange Hotel
Hanrahan John, steward Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Hanrahan Joseph, r. 54tj Folsom
Hanrahan Joseph, miner, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Hanrahan Kate (widow) , housekeeper Henry Blanken,
r. W s San Bruno Road, six miles from City
Hall
Hanrahan Michael, laborer St. Luke's Hospital, E sSan
Jose Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Hanrahan Patrick, teamster, r. 428 Shipley, rear
Hanrahan Thomas, maltster Empire Brewery, r. 728
Lombard
Hanrahan William, gardener, r. 11 Wetmore PI
Hanretty James, boilerniaker, r. 524 Howard
Hanretty James, liquor saloon, 708 Mission
Hanricht C. J., r. J«W cor Broadway and Larkin
Hans Elizabeth (widow) , r. 828 Fifteenth, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Hans George, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont
and Chestnut
Hans Olsen, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hans William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Stockton
and Greenwich
Hansa Hiram, watchman S. S. Idaho. Broadway 'Wharf
Hansa Hotel, Graner & Strohl proptrs, 429 Bush
Hansborough H. C, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 11
Kearny
Hansbrough George W., carpenter, r. SW cor Jeffer-
son Av and Sullivan
Hansbury Thomas, laborer, r. 10 Clara
Hanscheu C. Henry, liquor saloon, 800 Montgomery
Hanscom John O., office 107 California, r. Oakland
Hanscom Lewis, r. ()4ij Market
HANSCOM WELLIAM W., proptr Hope Iron
Works, SE cor Minnesota and Santa Clara, r. 012
O'Farrell
Hansen Emil, cabinetmaker, r. 146 Minna, rear
Hansel! John T., pre8.9man C. A. Murdock & Co., r
710 Larkin
Hansel! William E., carpenter, r. 710 Larkin
Hansel! William E., upholsterer James W. Bumham
& Co., r. 1.51.5 Bioadway
Hansen Albeit, carpenter, r. 14 Hollis
Hansen Albert, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
Hansen Albert, seaman, r. 12 JacKBOn
Hansen Albert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen Albert C, r. 123.5 Market
Hansen Alfred (M. & A. Hansen) , r. 14 Hollis
Hansen A. M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Hansen A. N. & Co. (Nels Robertson), restaurant, 103
Washington
Hansen Andreas (Holtua & Hansen) , r. 86 Everett
Hansen Andrew, coachman E. W. Burr, S 8 Filbert, nr
Polk
Hansen Andrew, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hansen Andrew, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen Andrew N. (A. N. Hansen & Co.), r. 103 Wash
Hansen Ann (widow), r. 22«Ritch, rear
Hansen Asmus, at-saytr Pacific Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 2120 Mason
Hansen August, cabinetmaker, r. 27 Pearl, rear
Hansen Bernard, seaman schr Trustee, foot Beale
Hansen C, teamster Pac. Improvement Co., r. Wash-
ington Hotel
Hansen C. Mrs., presser AchilleEdinger, r. 416 'Vallejo
Hansen Carl, clerk Hellmann Brothers & Co., r. 1114
Jackson
Hansen Charles, dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 417 Minna
Hansen Charles, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, nr San-
som, rear
Hansen Charles, laborer C. James King of William &
Co.,.r. 5 Francisco
Hansen Charles, manager Scandinavian Home, 10
Ridley
Hansen Charles, mate schr Sarah
Hansen Charles, photograijhic printer Imperial Pho-
tograph Gallery, r. 107 William
Hansen Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hansen Charles, seaman, r. 4(i Steuart
Hansen Charles A., piledriver, r. 126 Jessie
Hansen Charle.s E. (Gliuk >\: Hansen), r. 828 Fulton
Hansen Charles R. jC. R. Hansen & Co.), r. cor Es-
meralda and Lundy Lane
Hansen Christ, longshoreman, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Hansen Christian, r. 724}^ Market
Hansen Christian, bartender Brewton & Cady. r. 415
Vallejo
Hansen Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Hansen Christian, liquor saloon, 703 Ji Davis, r. 719
Clay
Hansen Christopher, carpenter, r. 2 Haggin
Hansen Christopher, first officer Pacific Mail S. S.
City of New York, r. 1137 Harrison
HANSEN C. R. & CO. (Charles R. Hansen, and
W. D. Ewer), employment agency, 620 Clay
Hansen E. (Helmrich & Hansen) , office 304 Sansom
Hansen Edward, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Hansen Eliza (widow), r. 116 Welsh
Hansen Ely, shipcarpenter, r. 333 Bryant
Hansen E. M., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Hansen Emanuel M., tailor, r. 7 August Alley
Hansen Frank, seaman, r. 237 Main
Hansen Frederick, restaurant keeper, r. 1110 Battery
Hansen Frederick, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Hansen Frederick C , cigars and tobacco, SE cor Jack-
sou and East
Hansen George (Hansen & Kuhl) , r. 109 Montgomery
Hansen George J. (Hansen & Heinsohn) , r. SE cor Turk
and Polk
Hansen H., r. 439 Bush
Hansen H., tailor, 3 Mary Lane
Hansen Hans (Neilsen & Hansen) , r. 428 Drumm
Hansen Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 428 Broadway
Hansen Hans, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Hansen Hans C, restaurant, 2(12 First
Hansen Harry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Hansen H. C, driver G.Asmussen, r. SWcor Shotwell
and Twentieth
Hansen Henry, r. 1123 Bush
Hansen Heury, bagsewer Neville & Co., r. 9 Houlton
PI, rear
Hansen Henry, driver, r. 1205 Polk
Hansen Henry, fisherman, r. 150 Steuart
Hansen Henry, seaiiau, r. 12 Jackson
Hansen Henry, seaman, r. 20 Sacramento
Hansen Henry, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Hansen Henry C, cigarmaker, r. 218 Pacific
Hansen Herman, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hansen Isaac J., cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 814
Jessie
Hansen Jacob (Hansen & Petersen) , r. 646 Fourth
Hansen Jacob, second officer stm Newport, r. SW cor
Drumm and Jackson
Hansen James, frauiemakcr David Brady, r. Fairmont
Tract, nr School House
Hansen James, porter Junius G. Foster, Cliflf House
Hansen James, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hansen Jens, varnisher Pac. Furniture Co., r. 1003
Harrison
Hansen Jeremiah, pantryman Quaker City Restau-
rant, r. Kentucky House
Hansen Johan, woodworker, r. 518 Mission
Hansen John, r. 316 Fourth
Hansen John, boimaker Mai Waizman, r. 312 3^ Clem
Hansen John, cabinetmaker, r. 146 Silver
Hansen John, cook W. A. AsmuBsen & Co., NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HAN
398
HAQ
Hansen John, jeweler, r. 20 Everett
Hansen John, laundryman Occidental Laundry
Hansen John, painter, r. 1003 Harrison
Hansen John, seaman, r. 211 Tenth
Hansen John, watchman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Hansen John C, gunmaker W. H. Schneider, r. 28
Geary
Hansen Joseph, r. 559 Bryant
Hansen Justinius, seaman, r. 811 Filbert
Hansen Lawrence T., carpenter, r. 135 Lilly Av
Hansen L. Christian, waiter Herman H. Horst, r. 918
Montgomery
Hansen Lewis, driver C. A. Farmim, r. 2136 O'Farrell
Hansen Louis (Wetzler & Hansen) , r. 510 Post
Hansen Louis, harness and saddlery, 528 Montgomery
Av, r. 60'J Union
Hansen Ludwig, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth und Bryant
Hansen JI. Mrs., midwife, r. 1003 Harrison
HANSEN 31. & A. (Marquard and Alfred Hansen) ,
mill work, all kinds of house finish, 130-136 Main
Haust-U Madison, r. 112 Clinton
Hansen Marquard (M. & A. Hansen), r. 2134 O'Farrell
Hansen Martin, wheelsman revenue cutter J. H.
Hartley, Front St. Wharf
Hansen Mary (widow), bakery, 430 Folsom
Hansru M. C, laborer Andrew OuderJonk
Hau.-eu Olaus (Decker & Hansen) . r. 436 Jessie, rear
Hausi n Ole (Hansen k Beck) , r. 520 Turk
Hansen Olof, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hansen Oscar, laborer Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r. 1236 J^
Harrison
Hansen Oscar, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen P., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hansen P. B., machinist Kisdonl. andL. Works, r. 867
Market
Han.sen Peter, drayman Henry Brickwedel & Co., r. 3
Olive Av
Hansen Peter, master mariner, r. 5 Mission
Hansen Peter, mate schr Edward Louis
Hansen Peter, mate stm Onward, r. Sun Luis Obispo
Hansen Peter, nightwatchman Oakland Ferry, r. 75
Clementina
Hansen Peter, salesman, r. 1326 Kearny
Hansen Peter, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 410 Beale
Hansen Peter, watchman stm Senator
Hansen Peter, wood, coal, hay and grain, SE cor
Railroad and Seventh avs. South S. F.
Hansen Peter L., cook, r. 314 Sixth
Hansen Rasmus, Master Mariners' Benev. Asen, Dru-
ids' Hall
Hansen Samuel E. D., driver National Brewery, r. SE
cor i<\ilton and Webster
Hansen Sievert A., carpenter, r. 1322 Montgomery
Hansen S. O., lumberman A. M. Simpson ^ Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 55'.) Bryant
Hansen Soren, carpenter Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Hansen Soren, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Hansen Taylor, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Hansen Theodore, driver National Brewery, r. S s
Grove, bet Buchanan and Webster
Hansen Tliomas, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Hansen Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hansen William, porter Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r.
1934 y< Mission •
Hansen William, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Hansen k Beck (O. Hansen and H. Beck), cigars and
tobacco, 538 Market
Hansen & Heinsohn (George J. Hansen and Theodore
J. Heinsohn) , groceries and liquors, S E cor
Haight and Fillmore
Hansen & Kiihl (George Hansen and Gustave Kuhl),
wines and liquors, 108 Sutter
Hansen A: Peterson (Jacob Hansen and Christ. Peter-
sen) , restaurant. 642-644 Fourth
Hansen. See Hanson
HANSON, ACKKKSON cSc CO. (Charles Hanson
and John W. Ackerson), lumber, and pioptrs Ta-
coiua Mills (Washinyton Ter.), and Tacoma and
Pugct Sound Packets, Pier 11, Steuart
Hanson Albert, dishwasher Quaker City Restaurant,
r. ii:j'6 Commercial
Hanson Allan, painter J. Larsen, r. 28 Minna
Hi'.nson Andrew, miner, r. 11 Minna
Hanson Andrew G., (capitalist, r. 345 Brannan
Hanson Andrew J., assistant M.E.Chinese MiB8ion,916
Washington
Hanson Annie H. Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 1401 Powell
Hanson August, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Hanson Charles (Hanson, Ackerson & Co., r. Bedwood
City
Hanson Charles, caip?nter, r. W s Dolores, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Hanson Charles, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Hanson Charles H., laborer, 536 Washington
Hanson Chris, master mariner, r, 2 Midway
Hanson Christopher W., foreman O. K. Foundry, r.
2122 Mason
Hanson (J. W., r. 1030 Clay
Hanson Edward H., bookkeeper H. C. Wright & Co.,
r. 834 Mission
Hanson Ellen (widow) , furnished rooms, r. 1401 Pow
Hanson Fergus, butcher, 11-12 California Market, r.
1708 Stockton
Hanson Frank, canvasser, r. 1 Vallejo
Hanson George, actor, r. 423 Dupont
Hanson George, inillhaud Capitol Mills, r. cor Whit-
ney and Thirtieth
Hanson Gustav, laborer Lick House
Hanson Hans, seaman, r. Fulton House
Hanson Hans A., cabinetmaker, r. 18J^ Clinton
Hanson Henry (Burkhardt k Hanson) , r. 449 Bush
Hanson Henry, cook Frank's Restaurant, r. Oakland
Hanson Henry, seaman, r. 307 Ritch
Hanson Henry J., cooper David Woeruer, r. NE cor
Fillmore and Waller
Hanson Herman, waiter, r. 602 Second
Hanson John, wood and coal, 1'27 Ninth, r. 2330 Miss
Hanson John, liquor saloon, 3 Merchant
Hanson John, seaman, r.206 Steuart
Hanson John C, seaman, r. Western Hotel
Hanson Joseph, basketmaker F. Tewes, r. 814 Jessie,
rear
Hanson Joseph, laborer, r. 320 M Ritch
Hanson J. P., carpenter, 1502 Stockton
Hanson Nicholas V., carpenter, r. 938 Howard
Hanson Oliver, captain tug Rabboni, Folsom St.
Wharf
Hanson Peter, driver Omnibus R. R. r. 31 Freelon
Hanson Peter, teamster Chase & Wolff
Hanson Peter, poultryman The Baldwin
Hanson Richard C. (Richard 0. Hanson & Co.), r. 29 Ji
Moss
Hanson Richard C. & Co. (Nimrod Baulsir) , block and
pumpmakers, 9 Spear
Hanson S. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 13 Powell
Hanson Stephen B.. teamster Richard Patrick k Co.,
r. 215 Eleventh
Hanson Theodore, cutter Mills, Leak & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hanson Thomas, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart, r. 114 Steuart
Hanson William, r. 1219 Pacific, rear
Hanson William, captain ship Washington Llbbey,
Pier 9, Steuart
Hanson William E., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 32Ji
Geary
Hanson William J., mining, r. Blundell House
Hanson. See Hansen
Hansseu Antone, lithographer George H. Baker, r.
Terminal Hotel
Hanssen H., r. 1205 Polk
Hausson G., Mrs., teacher music, r. Noe bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Hansson Geurge, painter, r. Noe bet Twenty-eighth
and Twenty-ninth
Hanton George, ship-carpenter, r. 505 Fell
Hauvin Barney, bricklayer, r. 1018 Montgomery, rear
Hauway Emma A. P. Mrs., clerk John H. Peters, r.
2633 Mission
Hanzel lierdinand, r. 507 Mjiaon
Hanzsche Theodore G., r. 523 Folsom
Haodenae Julia, r. 258 Clementina
UAPGOOO & CO. (Waterford, Washington Ter.),
John Clement agent, office 211 Sansom, room 1
Happ Charles R., r. 316 >S Tyler
Happ John, laborer, r. 19 Gilbert
Happ Marcus, tailor, and gents' furnishing goods,
227 Fourth
Happersberger Emil, clerk Frederick C. Keil, r. 532
Stevenson
Happner William, laborer, r. 274 Tehama
Happy 'Valley Blue Gravel Hydraulic Mining Co.
(Calaveras Co., Cal.) , D. M. Kent secretary, office
230 Montgomery, room 1
Happy Walter, rigger, r. 310 'Eighth
Haquette Earnest (Hageman k Haquette) , r. 616
Jones
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Hontgonezy Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eearny St
HAR
399
HAR
Haran Patrick, laborer, r. 3038 3^ Sixteenth
Haraszthy Arpad (I. Landsberger & Co.). r. Palace
Hutel
Harbaih D. L.; lumberman, r. 1920 Washington
Harbaugh De Lorme, assistant cashier Palace Hotel,
r. 2'22 Eleventh
Harbaugh Joseph, salesman, r. 130 Tyler
Harbeck Adolph. barkeeper J. F. G. Eggers, r. 712
Howard
Harbeck Theodore , clerk F. W. Runge, r. 1609 Powell
Harbin J. M., mining opi rator, r. Overland House
Harboe Charles, carriagepainter, 9CG Mission, r. 458
Jessie
HARBOR COMAIISSIONKRS, BOARD OF,
office 10 Caliloruia
Harbor House, Mrs. M. A. Schofleld proprietress, G
Missinn
HARBOR POLICE, office 522 Davis
Harbor View House, Rudolph Herman proptr, SW cor
Tonquin and Baker
Harbor View Nursery, Gustaf Gustafson proptr, NW
cor Tonquin and Baker
Harbor View Soap Works, Lille & Heilmann proptrs,
NW cor Bay and Webster, office NE cor Jackson
and Drunim
Harbordt Gustav, barkeeper Ernest Seydel, r. 47 Third
Harbourue James F., r. lUG Fourth
Harbouine John W. (Billings, Harbourne & Co.), r.
S 8 Columbia, nr Guerrero
Harby Horace, clerk Julius N. Fish, r. 909 Buchanan
Harby R<isalie (widow), r. 909 Buchanan
Harcold Lizzie Mrs., r. 9 Langton, rear
Harcold William, r. 9 Langton, rear
Harcourt Theodore A., writer H. H. Bancroft, r. Oak-
land
Hardcastlo George, dentist, office and r. 31 Eddy
Harde B., boatman, r. 217 Ritch
Hardee Susie, domestic 1217 Jones
Hardegg Joseph, machincist, r. NE cor Fifth and
Braunan
Harden William, carpenter, r. Clipper Hotel
Hardeubirgh James R. Jr., newspaper clerk Post-office,
r. Kuss House
Hardeubergb S. Brush, clerk Grand Hotel
Hardenbrook D. U., fruits, 30o Francisco
Hardenburgh Charles P., plumber Cosmopolitan Ho-
tel
Hardenburgh Isaac, turning, sawing and planing
mill, 134 Main, r. 1713 Eddy
Harder A., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r. 210
Howard
Harder August, clerk Vennekohl Bros., r. 1216 Pacific
Harder Bernard, seaman, r. 217 Ritch
Harder Elizabeth Miss, dressmaker, r. 202 Sixth
Harder Jules, head cook Palace Hotel, r. 628 Shotwell
Harder Nicolaus (Harder & Laackmann) , r. 16 Antonio
Harder Peter (Hink & Harder) , r. SW cor Market and
East
Harder William, varnisher, r. 217 Ritch
Harder i.*c Laackmann (Nicolaus Harder and Charles
Laackmann) , house and signpaiuters, SE cor but-
ter and Powell
Harders , r. 521 Pacific
Harders Minnie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Ewing, r.
220 Linden
Harders Timothy F., teamster, r. 220 Linden
Hardewig Bernard, clerk, r. 703 O'Farrell
Hardie Albert, salesman D. Hardie & Co., r. 130
Twelfth
Hardie Claus, drayman J. Herzog & Co., r. SW cor
Fifteenth and Dolores
Hardie D. & Co., importers, and wholesale and retail
dealers carpets, oil cloths, upholstery, etc., 575
Market
Hardie Diedrich (D. Hardie *j Co.), r. 130 Twelfth
Hardie Frank D., salesman D. Hardie & Co., r. 130
Tweltth
Hardie Louis, clerk D. Hardie k Co., r. 130 Twelfth
Hardie William, barkeeper, r. 1337 Bush
Hardie William, varnisher, Pac. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. •.il7 Ritch
Hardie. See Harde and Hardy
Hardiman Annie (widow), r. 11 Farren Av
Hardiman John (Hardiman .^; Tierney), r. 710 Bran
Hardiman Laura Miss, boxmakcr F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. 238 Silver
Hardiman Patrick, laborer, r Harmony Hotel
Hardiman Patrick, morocco finisher Dennis J. Calla-
han, r. E s San Bruno Boad, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Hardiman & Tierney (John Hardiman and Thomaa
Tierney), wood and coal, 710 Brannan
Harding Benjamin, r. NWcor Turk and Broderick
Harding Ciiarles E., driver Clay St. Hill R. B., r. 2
Torrens Court
Harding Charles M., clerk, r. 1415 Taylor
Harding Edward B., clerk John Spaulding & Co., r.
Torrens Court
Harding Everett S., clerk C. S. Benedict, r. 2 Torrens
Court
Harding Frank, student Amos C. Adams, r. Oakland
Harding Franz, porter Payot, Upham & Co., r. West
Oakland
Harding George, driver L. Feldmann & Co.
Harding Henry, baker R. R. Swain k Co., r. 115 Na-
toma
Harding James W., attorney at law, office 704 Mont-
gomery, room 2, r. 109 Dupont
Harding John, clerk Cross & Co., r. 327 First
Harding John G. (Harding & Branu) , r. 710 California
Harding Joseph, shoemaker, 115 Fourth, r. 504 Jessie
Hardmg Ralph J., clerk Marcus D. Boruck, r. Com-
mercial Hutel
H.\RDIA'G SAMUEL. C, collector, office 648
Washington, r. 1415 Taylor
Harding Thomas S., waiter, r. 54 Everett
Harding W., captain ship Otago, Pier 3, Steuart
Harding William, coffee and spice dealer, r. 714 H Clem
Harding William, cook, r. 916 Pacific
Harding William H., porter Suear, Meade k Co.. r. 18
First
Harding & Branu (John G. Harding, and Robert 0.
BranU) , sailmakers, 56 Clay
Hardis Bertha, domestic 931 Tyler
Hardman James H., melter Pacific Refinery and Bul-
lion Exchange, r. Alameda
Hardman S., merLhant, r. 502 Bush
Ha.'dueek Charles, baker Palace Hotel
Hardt Ernst, bookkeeper Villard & Barion. r. Marsh
House, Sixth Av, South S. F.
Hardwig George, porter Getz Brothers & Co., r. 1726
Sutter
Hardwig John L., painter, r. 1917 Hyde
Hardv Aretas. r. 321 Eddv
HARDV BEXJAMIN F., attending physician
S. F. Lyiiig-in Ho^pital and Foundling Asylum,
913 Tyler, r. 20 Twelfth
Hardy Bridget Mits, dressmaker W. H. Ashley, r. 252
Perry
Hardy £. A. (widow) , r. 714 Seventeenth
Hardy Edwin H.. driver Hall A: Lachman,r. 313 Austin
Hardy Ellen Miss, domestic 631 Tyler
Hardy Frank, clerk, r. 138 Fern Av
Hardy George, blacksmith Will & Finck, r. 220 Linden
Hardy John J., driver J. G. Montealegre, r. 117 Vir-
ginia
Hardy Jeduthun P., attorney at law, office 19-20
Montgomery Block, r. 211 Seventeenth
HARDV liOIVELiLi J., attorney at law, offic« 702
Market, r. 6 Beaver
Hardy Michael, laborer, r. 252 Perry
Hardy William, r. 622 Sutter
Hardy. See Harde, and Hardie
Hare Annie (widow) , r. 202 Francisco
Hare C. E., nightwatohman S. F. Cordage Co., r. W s
Kentucky, nr Sierra
Hare Charles, shipchandler, 34-36 Steuart, r. 605 Har
Hare Charles J., deuuty superintendent streets, r. 2517
Bush
Hare Dora (widow), r. 2623 Sutter
Hare Fannie Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmopolitan
Pri.'uary hchool, r. 505 Harrison
Hare Frank, clerk, r. 12;J4 Valencia
Hare George A., conductor California St. R. R., r. 1413
Larkin
Hare Henrietta C, tailoress, r. 20 Harlan PI
Hare lacob, porter Bonanza House. 867 Market
Hare James, painter, r. 107 Dora, rear
Hare Joseph T., driver lielley Brothers, r. E 8 Bail-
road Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, iriouth 8. F.
Hare Patrick, waiter Russ House, r. 650 Mission
Hire Peter, carpenter, r. 366 Natoma
Hare P. O., insurance agent, r. 1234 Valencia
Hare Richard, laborer, r. 107 Dora, rear
Haren Charles, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick, r. 113
Jackson
Harenberg August, porter Pacific Distilling and Re-
fining Co., r. S tt Greenwich, bet Pierce and bcott
Harenburg Edward, wines and liquors, 130 Berry
Harensen Louis, mate, r. 12 Jackson
BEAinSH'S Shirts Eeady made and to Order'.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HAK
400
HAR
Harford Edmund C, sbip calker, r. 240 Sixth
Harford Hiram A., local policeman Bush Street Thea-
ter, r. 10 Scott PI
Harford Hosea, calker, r. 558 Ji Howard
Harford James H.. Shipcalker's Assn, Ean-a'e Hall
Harford John, teamster, r. 202 Union
Harford Joseph, gardener, r. Waller, bet Fillmore and
Stelner
Harford Peggy M. (widow), r. Waller, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Harford Robert L. Bev., pastor Powell Street Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, r. 1008 Washington
Harford William G. W., director Museum Academy of
Sciences, r. 2ia2 OTarrell
Harfst Hammond, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hargaden Patrick, plasterer, r. 218 Fair Oaks
HargaJU Albert, seaman, r. 5 Bincon Court
Hargan Dennis, r. SW cor Beale and Folsom
Hargan Patrick, hostler, r. 421 Valencia
Hargan Patrick, r. 10:i5 Market
Hargarden James, seaman, r. 521 Pacific
HargearF. L., second olficer Pacific Mail S. S.City of
Sydney
Harger fTeorge W., carpenter, r. 1323 Eddy
Harger Henry, teamster Pullen Brothers, r. 1210 Turk
Harger John, trader, r. SWcor Twenty-sixth and Bart-
lett
Harger Washington, carpenter, r. 1311 Laurel Av
Hargerte George, tanner, r. 231 Fifteenth
Hargiden Michael, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Hargiden Patrick, laborer, r. 529 Sacramento
Hargon Daniel, shoemaker, NE cor Eighteenth and
Dolores
Hargrave Henry, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. KE
cor Guerrero and Twenty-eighth
Hargren Daniel C, painter, r. 332 Spear
Hargro James, janitor 202 Sansom, r. 32 Mary
Hargrove Ashley, foreman George T. Hanly & Co., r.
711 Van Ness Av
Hargrove John, general agent, r. E s De Haro, nr Six-
teenth
Hargrove William T., teamster, r. E s De Haro, nr Six-
teenth
Haring August, foreman book department Francis,
Valentine & Co., r. E s Lobos, bet Capital and Ori-
zaba, San Miguel Station
Harken Patrick, laborer, r. E 8 San Bruno Boad, nr
Twenty-.-fcventh
Harker Asa (Taber, Harker & Co.) , r. 1811 Octavia
Harker George M. A., clerk A. F. Main, r. 1130 Market
Harkin James, barkeeper John Godsil, r. C61 Howard
Harkin Rose A. Miss, s-amstress, r. 1418 Clay
Uarkins C, r. 52U Sacramento
Harkins Charles, laborer, r. 307 First
Harkins Charles, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 143
Natoma
Harkins Dennis, longshoreman, r. 24 Howard, rear
Harkins Ellen Mrs., r. 4 Jessie
Harkins James, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Harkins Ji'hn, captain stm Tulare, r. Stockton
Harkins John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. SW cor
Point Lobos Av and Wood
Harkins Kate Mi-s, domestic 1023 Powell
Harkins Owen, ropemaker. r. E s Michigan, nr Shasta
Harkins Patrick, currier Dennis J. Callahan, r E b
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-
seventh
Harkins Patrick, laliorer, r. 1914 Taylor
Harkins Thomas, captain schr Lulu, ofttce 271 East, r.
.-)18 Howard
Harkii' Bs H. W., physician, r. Grand Hotel
H.\KKN'ESS MORRIS M. (Harkness & Dunand),
r. nW Brvaiit
HARKNKSS Si DUNAND (Morris M. Harkness
and Louis F. Dunand) , attorneys at law, ofBce
7 Montgomery Av
Harkway Lettie, domeatlc 1125 EllU
Harland William, euRineer Chicago Brewery, r. 1404
Polk
Harlander Adolphus, cigarmaker Frederick E. Boger, r.
131 Clara
Harley<'h;irl<6 (Cliarles Harley & Co. and Harley &
Whitelaw), r. 815 Ellis
HARLEY CHARLES «& CO. (George Harley),
barrel, rag, and junk dealers, and owners and
agents stms Continental and George Harley, office
114-116 Davis
Harley David, plumber John H. Oreenhalgh, r. Inter-
national Hotel
Harley George (Charles Harley & Co.), r. New York
Harley J., seaman S. S. Los Angeles, Bdwy \\Tiarf
Harley John, hostler Richard W. Harris, r. 424 Broad-
way
Harley John, peddler, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Harley L. Miss, copyist County Recorder's Office, r.
1898 Broadway
Harley k Whitela-w (Charles Harley and Ttiomas P.
H. Whitelaw), proptrs Continental Warehouse,
foot Second
Harling Louis, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros, i Co., r.
348 Fourth
Harlock Henry, shipping clerk Singer Manufacturing
Co., r. 1009 Alabama
Harlocii Thomas, boilermaker, r. 30 Clarence PI
Harloe Charles, carpenter, r. 16 Ji Boardman
Harlce Archibald, port warden, office 525 Front, r.
2.527 Howard
Harloe Matthew, policeman City Hall, r. 2.527 Howard
Harlow David H., engineer California St. R. R., r. 1507
California
Harlow Dexter I., conductor California St. R. R., r.
1507 California
Harlow Frank A. (Scheller, Harlow & Ritchie), r. 116
Jackson
Harlow George P.. r. Occidental Hotel
Harlow Henry, seaman, r. Fulton House
Harlow James, contractor and builder, 519 Mont-
gomery, r. 333 McAllister
Harlow James O., purser S. S. Newport, Broadway
Wharf
Harlow Kate (widow) , r. 419 Laguna
Harlow Lamae, machinist Harvey W. Eice, r. 610
Fourth
Harm Alwin, clerk H. F. Gasque, r. 701 O'Farrell
Harm Anna, domestic 1324 Geary
Harman Frederich, bagsewer Neville & Co., r. N 8
Commercial, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Harman George W., sergeant police City Hall, r. room
35, Frank's Building
Harman Henry B., foreman J. G. Montealegre, r. 561
Minna
Harman John, clerk, r. 561 Minna
Harman Steven S., r. 636 Sacramento
Harman William, carpenter, r. 14;.^ Heron
Harmes Henry, painter, r. 539 O'Farrell
Hariues JohnT., collector Madison & Burke, r. 2212
Sixteenth
Harmes. See Harms
Harmon A. K. P., capitalist, office 203 Bush, room 8,
r. Oakland
Harmon Charles, foreman Menzies & Bingham r. 1302
Kearny
Harmon Charles A., clerk Samuel H. Harmon, r. 3
Esr-ex PI
Harmon Charles B., r. S 6 Hancock, bet Noe and San-
chez
Harmon Charles L., laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 7
Hopeton Terrace
Harmon Collins B., shoefinishcr Buckingham b
Hecht, r. 1 Laskle
Harmon Edward, tailor, 24 J^ Dupont
HanuunF. M., r. 33 Fifth
Harmon Frederick, loachman, r. 17 H Decatur
Harmon George, teamster Korn & McCarthy
Harmon George W,, freight clerk, Pacific Mail S. 8,
Alai^ka
HARMON HENRY, merchant tailor, 531 Cali-
fornia, r. 1122 Mission
Harmon Ira, clerk, r. 515 Jones
Harmon John B. (Harmon & Galpin) r. Oakland
Harmon John C, carpenter, r. 313 Main
Harmon Samuel H., lumber. Pier 13, Steuart, r. 3 Es-
sex PI
HARMON & GALPIN (John B. Harmon & Philip
G. Galpin) , attorneys at law, office 402 Mont
HARMONY' HOTEL, Hintz i Buck proptrs, 735
Bran nan
Harms Alexander, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Harms Bernard, driver Marsden Kershaw, r. 214 Steu-
art, rear
Harms Carst' n F., clerk B. & M. Joost, r. SW cor Hart-
ford and Eighteenth
Harms Catherine (widow) , r. 8E cor Bailroad and Sev-
enth avB, South S. F.
Harms Charles, r. Alilbom House
Harms Diedrich, bookkeeper Wolters Brothers
Harms Cioorge, clerk Schwartz & Husing, SE cor Eigh-
teenth and Mission
Harms Hans, market, 321 Green
BULLOCK k JONUS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zearny St, opposite the Plaza.
HAPt
401
HAR
HarmB Henry (Vocke k Harms) , r. NW cor Twenty-
Bixtb and Folst^ia
HariuH Hfenry, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Harms Hermann, wood and coal, SW cor Fourth
and Bmnn^in
Harms Pt-tcrr (Leu and Harms), r. 1247 MiFgion
Harms Peter, cigarmaker Meyer A: Gaffke, r. 212 Steu-
art, rear
Haniis William F., Schiitzen Verein, 620 Btieb
Harms. See Hurmes
Harmt-obn Liidwlg, masUr mariner, r. 40 Jackson
Haruan Jamt s F., plumber, r. 1014 Union
Harnan Michael, salesman F. N. Wof>d8 k Co., r. 1014
Union
Haruan Michael H., clerk John McElrath, r. 1014
Union
Ham berg Axel, tailor, r. 417 Mason
Harnden F. A., bookkeeper D.Z. Yost & Co. r. Alameda
Haruden AVilliam H., note clerk Bather k Co., r. Ala-
meda
Uame William, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 34 Anetin
Hamed Jacob A. M., real-eetateagent, office 724 >4 Mar-
ket, room 21. T. t;i« Eddy
Harner James, seaman U. 8. stm Shubrick, r. 3 King
Harnes Edma, laborer John Jury k Brother, r. 524
Merchant
Hamet Henry A. (Miller & Harnet), r. 901 Kearny
Harnett Benjamin J., clerk Pacific Mail B. S. Co., r.
■HO Seventh
Harnett Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Harnett Edward, hostler, r. i'iii Hyde
Harnett William, laborer, r. 12:} Francisco
Harney Daniel, contractor, r. 'Ml Valencia
Harney Daniel, Jr., collector W. R. Sloan, r. 901 Va-
lencia
Harney James, fruitdealer, r. 324 J4 Broadway
Harney James, peddler, r. IWJ WelPh
Harvey James '1., expressman, r. .524 Linden
Harney John F., foreman ladies' deijt Buckingham k
He ht, r. 17 Hai^'ht
Harnev John H., court-room clerk County Court, r.
1033 Twentieth
Harney John W., machinist, r. 517 Taylor
Harney Katy, domestic Harvey House
Harney Mary Mrs., domestic Tlie Baldwin
Harney Michael, gastitter, r. lO'! Welsh
Hamey Michael, laborer, r. 748 Minna
Harney Patrick, salesman Rooh Bh/S., r. 1435 Mission
Hamey Rose Miss, silkworker California Silk Manuf.
Co., r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South 8. F.
Harner Thomas, fruititeddler, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q
and R, South S. F.
Harney Thomas, shoemaker, 715 Xatoma
HARNEY WII.L.IA9I, notary public, and com-
missioner of deeds for the diflferent States and
Territfjries, office 410 California, r. 1217 Clay
Harnisch Auffuftus A., reporter California Demokrat
Hamwell William, seaman, r. SE cor Har and Spear
Harold William, attorney at law, r. 8*J7 Market
Harold. See Harrold
Haron Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 444 Fifth
Harxtending Ashbury, capitalist, office 310 Pine,
rooms 9-11, r. 1970 Washington
Harper Brothers (John L., and Joseph W.), stationery
and periodicals. 2ii Sixth
Harper Charles A. (Harper k Phillips) , r. Oakland
Harijer Charles J., woodcarver L. *: E. Emanuel, r. E
s Minnesota, bet Mariposa and Solano
Harper Edgar R., molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 231
Perry
Harper Edward, r. 1214 Broadway
Harper Edward, delivery clerk Eisen Bros., r. 41fi}4
Post
Harper Edward B., porter Morison. Hutchinson k
Co., r. 924 Washington
Harper Edwin F., compositor W. M. Hinton k Co.. r.
l.Wi Pacific Av
Harper Frederick, laborer Thomas M. Holt, r. 13 Sut
Harper Gearj-, bookkeeper, r. 1011 Mason
Harper Gus D., policeman City Hall, r. NE cor Union
and Laguna
Harper Henry, clerk, office snijerintendent Market St.
R. R., r., 704 Sutter
Harper J. M., r. Palace Hotel
Harper John, carrier 8. F. Chronicle, r. 754 Mission
Hariter John, expressman 8E cor DkvIb and Vallejo,
r. Montgomery PI, nr Montgomery
Harper John, nurserj', SW cor Fol.-om and Nine-
teenth
Harper John F., r. 850 Van Ness Av
Harper John J., miner, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Harper John L. (Harper Bros.), r. 10.39 Mission
Harper John W., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Harjier Joseph, cook Isthmus House, 54 First
Harper Joseph W. (Harper Bros.) , r. 2 Ji Sixth
Harper Kitty Miss, boxmaker ¥. Korbel i Bros., r.
237 Perry
Harper Leroy, driver Clay St. Hill B. R., r. 1116
Union, rear
Harper Lucy (widow), r. 130 Sixth
Harper Margaret (widow) , boots and shoes. Fifteenth
Av, bet P and y. South S, F.
Harper Moses, shoemaker, r. 907 Folsom
Harper R. L. furniture dealer, r. 217 Shotwell
Harper Sarah E. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 924 Wash
Harper Theodore, carj^enter, r lll'> Union, rear
Harper Thomas, liquor saloon, 410 Folsom
Harper William, bookkeeper, r. 413 Brannan
Harijer William, proof reader Morning Call, r. 1502
Pacific
Harjjer William D., assistant bookkeeper O'Connor,
Moffatt b Co., r. 747 Folsom
Harper William H. Jr., attorney at law, office 320 Ssn-
som, rooms .02-54, r. Palace Hotel
Hari'f" William P. L., r. ».50 Van Ness Av
Harper k Phillips (Charles A. Harjier and Simeon P.
Phillips) Oakland and San Francisco Exjiress,
office 31 :j East
HARPHABI GEORGE E., attorney at law, office
y20 Sansom. rooms 2l>-21, r. 1119 Sutter
Harpster John H. (Elder k Harpster), r. 715 Hayes
Harr Carl, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Harrell A. J., student ^eald's Business College
Harrell Jiit-p'-r. capitalist, r. Colonnade House
Harrifk Patrick, doorkeeper St. Ignatius College, 841
Market
Harries Julian B., bookkeeper E. Grisar k Co.. r. 2520
Brvant Av
HARRIES fVUXiIAM H., agent Hong Kong and
Shauf/hai Banking Corj^oiation, office 415 Califor-
nia, r. 21122 Bush
Harrigan Cornelius, laborer, r. 520 Sixth
Harrigan Cornelius J., r. 1211 Folsom
Hanigan Daniel, r. 1 Zoe PI
Harritian Daniel, roofer, r. 37 Natoma
Hamgan Daniel .1., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
C'j.. r. 04« Katoma
Harrigan Dennis, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, nr Web-
ster
Harrigan Dennis W., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 1.32 Bartlett
Ham (-'an Eliza, rhsmbermald Lick House
Harrigan J., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, 8. F. F.
D., r. 22 O'Farrell
Harrigan Jeremiah, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
Harrigan John, driver Hibemia Brewery, r. 1211 Fol
Harrigan John, laborer, r. 742 Fourth
Harrigan John, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Harrigsn John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 10
Michigan
Harri(.'an John, stevedore, r. 34 Welsh
Harrigan John J., secretary The Daily Exchange Pub-
li-hi[ic,"'Co., office 3(J<; Slontgomery. r. l.'.Oii Powell
Harri;.'an M. A. Miss, at^sistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. 129 Twelfth
Harrigan Matthew, r. "ix First
Harrigan Matthew, p<jrter Dunham, Carrigan k Co., r.
5.04 Stevensi.n
Harrigan Mii hael. driver Empire Coal Mine and B.
R., r. 4 Hubbard
Harrigan William, extraman Engine No. 4, 8. F. F. D,.
r. 51:} Howard
Harriean William, ship calker. r. 611 Howard
Harrill'-ur Leon, student Barnard's Business College
Harriman Charles C, clerk Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
W sTenni s-ee. bet Butte and Solano
Hamnian Lizzie M. (widow), r. W b Kentucky, nr
Butte
Harring J( hn. r. 8''i2 Mission
Htrriig William, artist Edward Bosqui 4 Co., r. 709
Filbert
H«rrint;ton A., extraman Hose No. 8. 8. F. F. D.
Harrin^'t'>n Alameda S. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Graii.mnr Sfhool. r. 26:14 Washington
Ha^r^l^;to^ Alice J. Miss. r. 1015 Powell
Harringt'n Amelia (widow), r.N 8 Sixth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
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EEAlCSirS, Nucleus Building, Mcjket Street cor Tl ird Street
OA
ANDSRSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HAK
402
HAR
Harrington Annie, domestic 821 Larkin
Harrington Benjamin, musician, r. 303 Davis
Harrington Benjamin P., clerk F. B. Taylor& Co., r.
1015 Powell
Harrington Benjamin W., r. 1057 Tyler
Harrington Bernard, hackmnn. Plaza, r. 2 Zoe PI
Harrington Charles, r. 320 Seventh
Harrington Curnellns, laborer, r. 721 Tehama
Harrington Cornelius, longshoreman G. H. Whitney,
r. 256 Spear, rear
Harrington Daniel, deckhand stm S. M. Whipple
Harrington Daniel, laborer, r. 210 Jessie
Harrington Daniel, laborer, r. 149 Shipley, rear
Harrington Dennis, laborer, r. 26 Garden
Harrington Dennis, laborer, r.W s Adam, nr San Bruno
Koad
Harrington Dennis, teamster, r. 1-10 Hickory Av
Harrington Dennis F., speculator, r. 821 Tyler
Harrington Dennis J., blacksmith Andrew Onderdonk,
r. 414 Fell
Harrington E. Rev, r. NW cor Bush and Steiner
Harrington E., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Harrington Ebenezer, H., watchman Central R. R., r.
2025 Geary
Harrington Edward, longshoreman, r. i Lawrence PI
Harrington Eliza (widow) , r. NW cor Fulton and
Franklin
Harrington Ella Miss, sewer D. Hicks & Co., r. cor
Folsom and Seventh
Harrington Eugene, fitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
567 3^ Stevenson
Harrington Frank, clerk, r. NW cor Fulton and
Franklin
Harrington Frank, framejoiner Morris Schwab & Co.
Harrington Frank, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
300 Fulton
Harrington Frederick L., conductor California St. R.
R., r. 1430 Jackson
Harrington George E., r. 761 Grove
Harrington Harry, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Harrington Henry, r. 510 Davis
Harrington Henry, boatman, r. S s Filbert, bet Bat-
tery and Front
Harrington Isaac, local policeman, r. 11 Moss
Harrington J. Mrs., r. 79i Stevenson
Harrington James, hackman, r. lOOO Geary
Harrington James, watchman Union Iron Works, r.
33 Alta PI
Harrington James J., clerk William S. Hopkins, r. 26
Turk
Harrington James W., machinist Pacific Iron Works,
r. 1208 Stockton
Harrington J. C, boarding, 1211 Folsom
Harrington J. C, teamster, r. 410 Tehama
Harrington J. F., speculator, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Harrington J. M., stagecarpenterBush Street Theater.
r. Ahlborn House
Harrington John, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Harrington John, boatman, r. 102 Jackson
Harrington Jolin, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 649 Minna
Harrington John, packer James J. Knowlton, r. 517
Eighth
Harrington John, saloonkeeper, r. 1023 Stockton
Harrington John, trader, r. 40 Moss
Harrington John B., carriagepainter, r. SE cor Grove
and Buchanan
Harrington John B., clerk A. Nicoll, r. 821 Tyler
Harrington John C, liquordeali r, r. 703 Market
Harrington John F., bricklayer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 32G Seventh
HARRINGTON JOHN F. REV., editor Mon-
itor, olfice 622 Clay, room 8, and rector St. Francis'
Church, r. 519 Green
Harrington John J., laborer, r. 649 Minna
Harrington John T., clerk, r. 1157 Folsom
Harrington Joseph, carriagepainter, r. 231 Stevenson
Harrington Joseph, machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 249 Spear
Harrington Julia (widowi, r. 1724 Stevenson
Harrington Margaret C. Mrs., seamstress, r. 052 Mar-
ket
Harrington Maria, domestic 925 Pine
Harrington Marlyn B. (widow), r. 45 Everett
Harrington Mary (widow) , r. 552 Natoma
Harrington Mary (widow), boarding, 1019 Market,
rear
Harrington Mary, dressmaker, r. 511 Bryant
Harrington Michael, teamster, S. F. Gas Light Co.
Harrington Michael J., bootflnisher Porter, Oppen-
heimer & Sh ssinger, r. 217 Broadway
Harrington Minnie Miss, boxmaker, r. 33 Alta PI
Harrington Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.), O. C. Miller,
secretary, office 426 California, room 2
Harrington Moses H., seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Harrington Nellie Miss, instructress Singer Manuf.
Co., r. 615 Turk
Harrington Nellie Miss, compositor, r. 715 Howard
Harrington Nicholas, r. 1502 Powell
Harrington Owen, laborer Duncan's Tannery, r. 517
Eighth
Harrington Patrick, foreman H. Behrendt &Co.,r. 1022
Hampshire
Harrington Patrick, laborer, r. 741 Market
Harrington Patrick, painter D. S. Shute, r. 26 Turk
Harrington Patrick A., waiter Miners' Restaurant, r.
241 Minna
Harrington Patrick H., carpenter, r. Golden Eagle
Hotel
Harrington Samuel, laborer. Union Pac. Salt Co., r.
Alameda
Harrington Thomas, watchman Central R. R.
Harrington Thomas M., machinist Bush Street
Theater, r. Ahlborn House
Harrington Timothy, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. 272 Clementina
Harrington Timothy, waiter Maine Restaurant, r. 842
Harrison
Harrington W. H., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Peking
Harrington Whitford P., inspector Custom House, r.
1015 Powell
Harrington Willard B., editor Commercial News, ofi6ce
423 Washington, r. 710 California
Harrington Willard W., cabinetmaker Gilbert k Moore,
r. Oakland
Harrington William, assistant storekeeper warehouse
dejiartmeut Custom House, r. 306 Folsom
Harrington William, machinist, r. 225 Minna
Harrington William, nurse, r. 162 Perry
Harrington William, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 12 Heron
Harrington William H., shoemaker Daniel W. Emer-
son, r. 77 New Montgomery
Harrington William S., r. 802 Webster
Harrington & Co. (George Harrington, George W.
Chandler, and Jacob C. Hawley) , proptrs Glen
Lumber Mills (Point New Year's, Santa Cruz Co.) ,
office 128 Steuart
Harris Aaron, bellman The Baldwin, r. 952M Howard
Harris Aaron, bookkeeper Bauer, Tobriner & Co., r.
106 Post
Harris Aaron H., painter Henry Wagner, r. 200 Stock
Harris Abraham, boot and shoemaker, 204 Pacific
Harris Abraham, clerk Samuel Harris, r. 110 Steuart
Harris Abram, whitener and general house work, SW
cor Fifth and Howard
Harris Adolph (Harris Brothers), r. 122 Post
Harris A. G., clerk, r. 45 Twelfth
Harris A. L., r. 787 Mission
Harris Alfred, carpenter, r. 233 O'Farrell
Harris Amelia (widow) , millinery, 248 Third, r. 256
Third
Harris A. R., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1509 Pine
Harris A. S., bookkeejier, r. 45 Twelfth
Harris Avery T., r. 17 Guy PI
Harris Benjamin, barber Plato & Heense, r. 337 Clem
Harris Benjamin, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Harris Benjamin, waiter, r. 13143^ Pine
Harris Benjamin C, assistant engineer stm Alice Gar-
rati , Washington St.Wharf
Harris Benjamin E., r. 225 Bush
Harris Benjamin H., butler Drury Tallant, 1001 Bush
Harris Bernard, furnittire, 303 )<; Third, r. 2.51 Third
HARRIS BROTHERS (Adolph, George J., and
Jacob) , importers tobacco, and manufs cigars, 318
Battery
Harris Celia (widow) , r. 546)4 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Harris Charles, baker Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Harris Charles, cigarmaker, 414 Sacramento, r. 566
Minna
Harris Charles, clothing, 534 Pacific
Harris Charles, cook, r. 931 Jackson
Harris Charles, tailor, 502 Pacific
Harris Charles A., blacksmith James Harris, r. 1837
Howard
Harris Charles A., oflace 324 Pine, room 9, r. 1914 Bdwy
Harris Charles S., clerk Freund & Co., r. 251 Third
BULLOCK Si JONEi^-Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
HAR
403
HAR
Harris Charles W., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1505
Larkin
Harris Chris, lanndryiaan S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiuer
Harris Clara (widow), r. 343 Hayes
Harris Conradi (widow) , r. 418 Seventh
Harris Daniel, capitalist, r. SW cor Eddy and Larkin
Harris Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Harris Daniel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Harris David, r. 452 Jessie
Harris David (M. Harris fi Brothers) , r. 232 Seventh
Harris David, clerk Custom House, r. 28 Ellis
Harris David, contractor, r. 916 Geary
Harris David, drayman Union Pacitic Salt Co., r. 2
Market
Harris David, mattressmakar, r. 219 Elm Av
Harris David L., bookkeeper James L. Berry & Co., r.
504 Howard
Harris D. C, whitener Palace Hotel
Harris Dougald, carpenter, r. 1018 Folsom
Harris D. S. Mrs., r. 12(> Fifth
Harris E. (widow), r. 420 "v Fell
Harris Edward (Jewell & Harris), r. 1804 Laguns
Harris Edward, butcher Louis Livingston, r. 1837
Hiward
Harris Edward, liquor saloon. 552 Mission
Harris Edward, surveyor, r. 202 Sixth
Harris Edward, tailor, ll!:i Garden
Harris Edward T., clerk Louis Livingston, r. 1837 How
Harris E win (Pool & Harris), r. Oakland
Harris Edwin T., wines, liquors and cigars, 104 Sec-
ond, and 311 Fourth, r. 218 Seventh
Harris Eliza (widow) , r. 630 Capp
Harris Elizabeth (widow), liquors, junction Valencia
and Market
Harr's Emanuel, clothing, 429 Pacific
Harris Frank, r. Terminal Hotel
Harris Frank, hairdressing saloon. Overland House,
r. 123 Olive Av
Harris Frederick W., physician, oflSce and r. 513 Va-
lencia
Harris Frederick W., poultry dealer, 32 Grand Central
Market, r. 517 Linden Av
Harris G., private detective, r. 711 California
Harris George (Hollis & Harris) , r. 2133 Mission
Harris George, r. 569 Howard
Harris George, r. 22 Geary
Harris George, blacksmith Harvey W. Rice, r. 3^
Clinton
Harris George, cook Pacific Oyster House
Harris George A., bookkeeper Paciticlce Co., r. 204
Hyde
Harris George A., vocalist, r. .521 O'Farrell
Harris George C. (Lewis k Harris) , r. 224 McAllister
Harris George J. (Harris Brothers) , r. 1230 Geary
Harris George L., chief engineer U. S. Mint, r. 719
Grove
Harris George P., boilermaker Rii-don I. and L.
Works, r.cor Twenty-sixth and Sanchez
Harris George W., apprentice Charles Kiernan, r. 1837
Howard
Harris (ieorge W., salesman Richards & Harrison, r.
1.50.") Larkin
Harris George W., teamster Charles Harley k Co. r.
116 Davis
Harris George W., upholsterer, r. 1837 Howard
Harris Gustavus, clerk Jacobs & Wineburgh, r. 402
Fourth
Harris Harry, student Barnard's Business College
Harry Harvey E., machinist Golden Siate and Miners
Iron Works, r. E s Sherman, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Harris Henry, bookkeeper S. O. Alexander & Co.. r.
251 Third
Harris Henry, clerk B. Goldsmith, r. 442^ Jesse
Hax-r h Henry, salesman, r. 631 }i Greeu
Harris Henry, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Han is Henry, tailor, 791 Mission
Harris Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
Harris Henry A., gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, r.
Oakland
Harris Henry R., druggist, r. 1837 Howard
Harris Herman, tailor, r. 1932 Fillmore
Harris Hyman, clerk Max Harris, r. 323 Pacific
Harris Uymaii, i-igars and tobacco, 137 Third
Harris Isaac (Platshek *i Harris), r, 1930 Fillmore
Harris Isaac, boots and shoes, 302 Pacific
Harris I-aac, clothing, r. 1024 Hyde
Harris Isaac, peddler, r. 1002 Montgonaery
Harris Isador, r. 313 Elm Av
Harris Israel, hatter, r. 442}^ Jessie
Hairis J. k Co. (lUchard H. Monck and George H.
Wright) , triinkmakers, NE cor Market and Kearny
Harris J. A:, atiornoy at law, office 620 Clay, r. Oak-
laud
Harris Jacob (Harris Brothers) , r. 1230 Geary
Harris Jacob, laborer, r. 163 Jessie
Harris James, blacksmith, 27 Washington, r. 1837 How-
ard
Han'is James, carjienter, r. 449 Jessie
Harris James, clerk, r. 347 Jessie
Harris James, fireman stm Onward, r. City Front
House
Harris James, marble polisher, r. 1727 Market
Harris James Mrs., boarding, 1837 Howard
Harris James H., contractor and brickmason, office
31)0 Kearny, r. 728 Minna
Harris Jay, machinist, r. International Hotel
Harris Jerome O., clerk Pacitic Mail S. S. Co., r. 8
Hampton PI
Harris J. Freeman, bakery and confectionery, NWcor
Octavia and Grove
HARRIS J. HAM. agent land department Uni-
versity of California, office 310 Pine, rooms 36-38,
r. Berkeley
H.irris J. Norman, bookkeeper J. M. Buffington, r.
Oakland
Harris John, porter, r. 1106 Clay
Harris John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Harris John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Harris John, waiter S. S. Idaho, r. 320 Clementina
Harris John, woolgrader, r 446 Brannau
Harris John, salt dealer, 249 Steuart, r. 2114 Howard
Harris John F., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 1307 Mission
Harris John T., commission merchant, r. 233 Bartlett
Harris Jonathan B., superintendent construction
Southern Pac. R. R., r. 1039 Valencia
Harris Joseph (M. Harris & Brother), r. 533 Tehama
Harris Joseph, r. 1025 Harrison
Harris Joseph, glazier, r. 527 Tehama
Harris Joseph, longshoreman C. E.Haseltine
Harris Julia, saleswoman John E. Quiuu, r. 1400 Polk
Harris Julius (Levey & Harris), r. 533 Tehama
Harris L. A. Mrs., seamstress M. Freud \- Sous
Harris Louis, bookkeeper Zacharias & Green, r. 261
Third
Harris M. k Brothers (Michael, David and Joseph)
clothing, 613 Davis and 204 Branuan
Harris Marcus E., cigarmaker Adolph Evers, r. 3 Tor-
rens Court
Harris Marcus G., boots and shoes, 1219 Polk
Harris Mark, salesman Henry Meyerstein,r.3TorrenB
Court
Harris Mark, tailor, r. 119 Virginia
Harris Mary A. Mrs. r. 60 Third
Harris Matthew, moneybroker, 145 Third, r. 824 How
Hants Matthew, teamster Centennial Planing Mills,
r. 1611 Mission
Harris Max, barber Herman Lewis, r. 207 Pacific
Harris Max, clothing. 323 Pacific
Harris Meyer,expressman,NW cor California and Kear-
ny, r. 340 M Fifth
Harris Michael, tailor, r. 4 Langton
Harris Mitchel (M. Harris & Brothers) , r. 64 Shipley
Harris Aorris, hairdresser, SW cor Pacific and Drumm,
r. 302 Pacific
Harris Nathan, clerk Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 442 J^
Jessie
Harris Nellie F. Mrs., seamstress Industrial School
Harris, Oswald *i Noble (William Harris, Joseph Os-
wald, and Hippolyte Noble) mai'hinists, 208
Leidesdorflt"
Harris Phoebe, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Harris Pincus, porter Frankeuthal & Co., r. 1311 Jack
Harris Richard, painter,1709 Sacramento, r. 6 Baker
Harris Kiihard T., laundryman Occidental Laundry,
Filbert, bet Gough and C^tavia
HARRIS RICHARD W., livery 6tables,807 Mont-
gomery, r. International Hotel
Harris Robert, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. Post
Street House
Harris Samuel (Lewis & Harris) , r. 3.37 Clementina
HARRIS SAMUEL, clothing, 110 Steuart
Harris Samuel, hackdriver Oakland Ferry, r. 323
Pacific
Harris Samuel, porter M. Franklin & Bro., r. 408 Min
Harris Samuel, upholsterer J. W. Stamper k Co., r.
225 Fourth J
Harris Sarah (widow) , r. 530 Bush
BEAMISH sells Jonvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & EANDOLPE, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HAR
404
HAR
Harris Silas, chainmaker Pacific Boiling Mill, r. 7
Liberty
Harris Simeon, blacksmith, r. S s Michigan nr Napa
Harris Simon, butcher, r. 214 Sixth
Harris S. M., r. 78C Harrison
Harris Solomon, books and stationery, 402 Fourth
Harris Solomon, peddler, r. 449 Natoma
Harris Stephen, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Harris Stephen M. (Harris & Brady) ,.r. 1318 "Webster
Harris T., conductor Sutter St. R. R.. f. 1212 Larkin
Harris Theodore H. (Harris & Bennett), r. 1418 Hyde
■Harris Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 1010 }o Clay
Harris Thomas, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Harris Thomas, laborer Empire House, 636 Com
Harris Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 2114
Howard
Harris Thomas, steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York, r. 8 Hampton PI
Harris Thomas v., student Heald's Business College
Harris Timothy, mechanic, r. NE cor Hermann and
Valencia
Harris T. L., r. 2118 Pine
Harris Walter (Walter Harris & Co.), r. 812 Kearny
Harrio Walter & Co. (John 'Lexy) , auction house, 809
and 811 Kearny
Harris Walter J., engineer, r. 1837 Howard
Harris William (Harris, Oswald k. Noble), r. N s
Twenty-fifth, bet Noe and Castro
Harris William, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 28 Stone
Harris William, clerk Clufl' &; Uewitt, r. 129 Perry
Harris William, expressman SW cor Steuart and Mar-
ket, r. NW cor Fourth and Berry
Harris William, ship steward, r. 5 Broadway
Harris William, waiter, r. (J8 Everett
Harris William E., clerk Estee & Boalt, r. 909 Bush
Harris William H. (Brady & Harris) , r. 2934 Mission
Hams William H., butler Charles Crocker, NW cor
California and Taylor
Harris W. Z., trader, r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Harris Yette (widow), r. 219 Elm Av
HARRIS A; BENNETT (Theodore H. Harris and
David A. Benu' tt), stockbrokers, office 314 Mont-
gomery, room 5
Harris c^ Brady (Stephen M. Harris and John Brady) ,
oysters and liquors, 1-2 Grand Arcade Market
Harrisburg Mining Co, (Washington Co., Nev.), J. W.
Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Harrison , artist, r. 17 Priest
Harrison Annie B. Miss, teacher music, r. 612 Pine
Harrison Benjamin A., stock speculator, r. 776 How
Harrison C. Miss, dr^smaker. r. 1024 Howard
Harrison Charles, lalxirer Alfred W. Manning
Harrison David J., liquor saloon. NWcor Sansom and
Merchant, r. 1H17 Stockton
Harrison Edmund, agent Big Tree and Yosemite tour-
ists, office .") Montgomery, r. 1222 Leavenworth
Harrison Ellen, domestic 1108 Post
Harrison Francis, graiuer, r. N s St. Rose, bet Parker
Av and Boyce
Harrison Frank, laborer, r. 3 Zoe
Harrison George, carpenter, r. W s Sansom, nr Green-
wich, rear
Harrison George F., salesman W. E. Straut, r. 16 Stock
Harrison George H., first officer S. S. Gipsy, r. 308
Fremont
Harrison George R., dairyman Daly & Kinne, r. 1010
Valencia
Harrison George W., hairdressing saloon, 799 Fourth,
r. 1104 Pacific
Harrison George W., ticket agent Oakland Ferry, r.
Brooklyn
Harrison li. , r. 512 Bush
Harrison Harry, waiter, r. 644 Mission
Harrison Hfcury D. (Falkner, Bell & Co.), r. London,
England
Harrison Henry I., assistant bookkeeper Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society, r. 127 Turk
Harrison Hop, sludeiH Heald's Business College
Harrisob James, laborer, r. Clipper Hotel
Harrison James B.. printer Kane & Cook, r. 2029 Miss
HARRISON JAMES V., under-sheriff County
Sun Fnincisco, olK( e Old City Hull, r. 2029 Miss
HARRISON JOHN, Boomerang Ale Vaults, 8E
cor Montgomery Av and Pacific, and NW cor Du-
pont and Sutter, r. 11 Telegraph PI
Harrison Jolin, seaman schr Edward Louis
Harrison John B., auditor Market St. U. R., Potrero
and B.V. R. R., and Mission Bay Bridge Co., office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 70, r. 1829
Eddy
Harrison John F. (Harrison & Dickson) . r. 528 Har
Harrison John F., clerk, and extraman Engine No. lO,
S. F. F. D., r. 514 Bryant
Harrison John H., bookkeeper Cope & Davis, r. 1219
Jones
Harrison John T., guard House of Correction
Harrison John W., commission merchant, office 204
California, room 12, r. 127 Ttirk
Harrison Joseph J., agent John S. Dye's, and J. T.
McNally's Counterfeit Coin Detector, office and r.
530!^ Valencia
Harrison Joseph N., clerk auditor's department South-
ern Pac. R. R., r. 1829 Eddy
Harrison Josephine E. Mrs., lodgings, 334 Bush
Harrison L., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Harrison L. Miss, actress, r. 427 Bush
Harrison M., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Harrison Maria, domestic 1115 Van Ness At
Harrison Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, W s San Jose
Road, nr San Miguel Station
Harrison Matthew, designer Mitchell & Butler, r. 909
Bush
Harrison P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Harrison Patrick H., printer, r. 813 Montgomery
Harrison Philip, jjorter Braverman & Le%'y
Harrison Ralph C. (Jarboe & Harrison), attorney at
law, office 230 Montgomery, r. 919 Pine
Harrison Randolph, clerk Major George H. Mendell,
r. 614 Nineteenth
Harrison Richard F., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
E s Jersey, bet Solano and Butte
Harrison Robert (Pixley & Harrison) , attorney at law,
office 430 California, r. San Rafael
Harrison Robert J. (Richards & Harrison), r. Oakland
Harrison Sarah Mrs., r. 1717 Laguna
Harrison St. Wharf, foot Harrison
Harrison Teresa M.. adjuster coiner's department U.
S. Mint, r. 909 Bush
Harrison Thonjas, barber Alfred Heath, r. 208 Bran
Harrison Thomas, blacksmith City Iron Works, r. Re-
lav House
HARRISON THOMAS, liquor saloon, NW cor
Dupont and Washington, r. SW cor Powell and
Sacramento
Harrison Thomas, rigger, r. 5 Zoe PI
Harrison Thomas, master mariner, office 305 East, r.
Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Harrison Thomas L., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Harrison W. B., student Heald's Business College
Harrison W. F., clerk Lick House
Harrison William, attendant Olympic Club, r. 119
Post
Harrison William, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Harrison William A., carpenter William Kreger, r. 640
Howard
Harrison William B., calker, r. 320 Brannan
Harrison William B., tailor Henry Harmon, r. 612
Pine
Harrison William G. (Harrison & Co.), r. 713 Bush
Harrison William H., carpenter, r. 24 Mint Av
Harrison William H., commission merchant, r. 219
Chattanooga
Harrison William H., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. iui'.i Jlission
HARRISON IVIL-LIAM P., editor and proptr
Daily Hotel Gazette, office 518 Sac, r. Oakland
HARRISON «.tb to. (WilliHm G. Harrison) , com-
mission merchants, agents De Soto Alliali Co. and
Sutton Alkali Works (England), office 413 t'al
HARRISON tt DICKSON (John F. Harrison and
George K. Dickson) , importers and dealers wood
and willow ware and mauufs brooms and matches,
210 Sacrumento
Harrily James, laborer, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Harrity Jolin, hackman, r. 305 Miuua
Harrnian Otto W., shipjoiner, r. Illinois, bet Shasta
and Napa
Harrold Donnal, actor, r. 314 Bush
Harrold F., painter, r. 771 Mission
Harrold Frank, bookkeeper Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
222 Chestnut
Harrold George E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. Geor-
gia, nr Shasta ^ ^imfi «' I ■ *"**
Harrold George W., student Heald's Business College
HARROIjU JAMES, commission merchant, office
525 Front, room 10, r. 222 Chestnut
Harrold James, policeman City Hall, r. 819 Mont
Harrold James H., assistant bookkeeper Wheaton &
Luhrs, r. '222 Chestnut
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture r>« Shirts to Order.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store. GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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HARROL.D JOHN, proptr Empire Brewery, N s
Cliostuut, ur Masou, office and depot 179 Jessie, r.
■tit) Chestnut
Harrold John Jr., clerk Empire Brewery, r. 410 Chest-
nut
Harrokl John W., liquor saloon, 805 Howard, r. 6'29
Nineteenth
Harrold Kiehard, brewer Empire Brewery, r. 327
Chestnut
Harrold Rudolph, professor music, r. 1716 Bush
Harrold Thomas R., clerk Empire Brewery, r. 416
Chestnut
Harrold William P., clerk Welhuau, Peck & Co., r.
2'2'2 Chestnut
Harrold. See Harold
Harron J. O., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 710 Cal
Harron M. E. Mrs., r. 710 California
Harrou William H., clerk J. F & J. B. Murray, r. 710
Caliloruia
narrower James, machinist, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
narrower John, salesman Landers & Gilmore.r. 532
Geary
Harry Amos, coppersmith George A. Tripp & Co., r.
St. Louis Hotel
Harselbrock William, r. 735 Brannan
Harsen Clau.*!, r. 230 Willow Av
Harsliall Gerson, merchant tailor, 230 Third
Harshall Gustav, tailor, 58 Third
Har.-sliu^' Isaac, laborer, r. ,5,59 Bryant
Har.st Henry, medical student, r, (;.52 Mission
Hurslmau C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Harstrom John, shoemaker, 857 1^ Harrison
Hart Mrs., medium, r. 821 Market
Hart Albert, agent American Sewing Machine Co.,
1210 Market, r. 857 .U Harrison
Hart All)ert, U. S. Pensicu Agent, office 620 Washing-
ton, r. SW cor Bush and Montgomery, room 52
Hart .Albert L., ciparetiemaker, 71() Montgomery
Hart Alfred, artist Showers & Betaucue, 402 Kearny
Hart Ann (widow) , r, 1208 Devisudero
Hart Aiauie, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Hart Annie (widow), r. 322 Twenty-second
Hart Auuie (widowj , r. S s Eighteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores, rear
Hart Annie (widow), dressmaker, 1018 Mission
Hart Augustus J., capitalist, r. 715 Howard
Hart B. Miss, teacher, r. 1210 Washington
Hart Barbara (widow), lodgings, 821 Market
Hart Charles, bookkeejier KuUman, Wagner & Co., r.
1417 California
Hart Christine Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 12Hi Washington
Hart D. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r, 526 Natoma
Hart Daniel Mrs. (widow), r. 429 Chestnut
Hart Daniel W., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r,
316 Fair Oaks
Hart David, clerk Moses Hart, r. 1117 Post
Hart David, cigar dealer, r. 943 Howard
Hart Elizaijeth (widow), r. Duncan, bet Church and
Sanchez
Hart Ellis A., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska, r. 551
First
Hart Etta H. Mrs,, assistant Geary Street Grammar
School, r. 912 Mission
Hart F. P., driver Market St. and Hayes Valley R, R.
Hart Francis, plasterer, r. 722 Fell
Hart Francis J., barkeeper John Looney, r. Palace
Hotel
Hart Frank, miner, r. 115 Ellis
Hart Irederick, bootblack, r. 515 Sacramento
Hart Frederick J., salesman Frederick Hufschmidt, r.-
1403 Church
Hart Frederick W., first officer Pacific Mall S. S.
Granada, r. 10 De Boom
Hart George, collector S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 729 Ellis
Hart George, r. 519 Sacramento
Hart George, master mariner, r. 5]0 Davis
Hart George K., irondipper Industrial Iron Works, r.
1918 Jessie
Hart George W., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. CIO
Fol.som
Hart Harry, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hart Henry, r. 32 Frederick
Hart Henry, clerk county Tax Collector, r. NE cor
Turk and Steiner
Hart Henry, teamster, r. 1004 Pacific Av
Hart Henry H., r. 912 Howard
Hart Henry W,, clerk Berkeley Ferry, r. Oakland j
j Hart Heyman. watchmaker, r. 520 Natoma
I Hart Hugh R., real-estate, olUce ,501 Mont, r. 038 Min
j Hart James, boilermaker, r. 314 Folsom
j Hart James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf, r.
! 531 Geary, rear
Hart James, local policeman, r. 116 Jackson
Hart James, waiter, r. 112 Shipley
Hart James D., inspector Custom House, r. 18 Clinton
Park
Hart Jennie Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 1210 Washington
Hart Jerome A., foreman Baron &Co., r. 74 Natoma
Hart Jesse B., attorney at law, oftice .52 3 Kearny, r.
2732 Folsom
Hart John, engineer, r. S s Nevada, nr Pennsylvania
Av
Hart John, laborer, r. 544 Bryant
Hart John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 12 McLea
Court
Hart John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R. R.
Hart John, laborer Pac, Rolling Mill
Hart John, mariner schr Ellnora
Hart John, salesman, r. 512 Bush
Hart John, liquor saloon and billiards, NE cor Turk
and Steiner
Hart John, stonecutter, r. 529 Sacramento
Hart John, upholsterer, r. SW cor Twenty-first and
Church
Hart John T., clerk John Perry, Jr., r. 1208 Devisadero
Hart John W., stereotyper Evening Post, r. San Rafael
Hart Jordan P., attorney at law, office 5'23 Kearny,
room ] , r, 2732 Folsom
Hart Kate, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Hart Lewis Mrs, (widow), r. 9 Howard Court
Hart Louis, caj/ manuf.. 1509 Market
Hart Louis, r. 1420 Devisadero
Hart Louis, clerk Marcus Hart,r. 1217 Geary
Hart Lydia (widow) , dressmaker, 1420 Devisadero
HART MARCUS, gents' furnishing goods, 400
Kearny, r. 1008 Larkin
Hart Margaret, domestic 1415 Hyde
Hart Maria M. Miss, assistant Liuc<:)ln Primary School,
r. loo McAllister
Hart Martin, helper Golden State and Miners' Iron
W'orks, r. 28 Minna
Hart Mary (widow) , r. 140 Rose Av
Hart Mary A., domestic 1019 Tyler
Hart Mary Miss, domestic 1008 Clay
Hart May, actre.ss, r. The Baldwin
Hart Michael bricklayer, r. 27 Converse
Hart Michael, laborer, r. 124 Dora
Hart Michael. iJlumber and gasfitter, r. 429 Chestnut
HAKT MOSES, boarding, livery and sale stable,
814-818 Geary, r. 1117 Post
Hart Nathan, barber, r. 1021 Vallejo
Hart Noah, salesman Lacbmau & Jacobi, r. 150Ji
Tehama
Hart Patrick, laborer Bisdou I. and L. Works, r. 314
Folsom
Hart Patrick, shoemaker, r. N sEl Dorado, bet Jersey
and Potrero AV
Hart Pauline Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 1210 Washington
Hart Phillip, order clerk W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r. 23
Stockton
Hart Richard, carver George Dawson & Co., r. East
Oakland
Hart Richard, engineer, r. 349 Jessie
Hart Roger, fruitdi-aler, r. 2518 Post
Hart Simon (Hart & Goodman), r. 11'20 Sutter
Hart Theodore M., miner, r. 423 California
Hart Thomas, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Hart Thomas R., broker, r. 1521) Geary
Hart Walter, clerk Harrison .t Dickson, r. 620 Wash
Hart W. N., compositor William P. Harrison, r. Rasa
House
Hart William, r. 038 Minna
Hart William, engineer, r. 741 Market
Hart William, laborer, r. 1311 Sacramento
Hart William, winebottler Lachmau & Jacobi, r. 150 Ji
Tehanja
HART WILLIAM H. H., attorney at law, office
2:i<) Montgomery, room "24, r. 1209 Jackson ,
Hart William P., student, r. 15'29 Geary
Hart William It., tailor Lancaster & Northou, r. 1311
Sai'ramento
HART & GOODMAN (Simon Hart and David
Goodman), poultry and game, 70-78 California
Market
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Harte Gregory P., with William^T. Coleman & Co., r.
San Rafael, Marin Co
Harte James, painter, r. 515 Pine
Harte Thomas, sectlonman Southern Pac. R. R., r. cor
Eighth and Harrison
Hartenstein Frederick O., wines and liquors, 528 Va-
lencia
Barter Bernard, policeman City Hall, r. 4323^ linden
Barter Henry (Clarke .t Barter), r. 39 Langton
Barter John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Barter. See Hartter
HARTFORD FIRE rXSrRANCE CO., A. P.
Flint manager, Belden \ Ortun local agents, office
313 California
Hartford James, r. Grand Central Hotel
Hartford John, laborer, r. NW cor Sansom and Union
Hartford John, teamster Chase \: Woltf
Hartford J. W., carpenter, 426 Hayes, r. Hnettmann's
Hotel
Hartford Lizzie Miss, r. 831 Jackson
Hartford Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Edward F.
Stone secretary, office 30C Pine, room 3
Harthorne Mary Miss, domestic 501 Van Ness Av
Bartigau Mlcl;ael, waiter What Cheer House
HARTIGAN P., groceries aiid liquors, NW cor
First and Howard, r. 516 Boward
Bartigan Patrick, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Bartigan William, clerk P. Bartigan, r. 504 Boward
Bartiman Thomas W., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 11 Far-
ren Av
Bartley Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Borne
Hartley Frank, r. 869 "Market
Bartley James Mrs. (widow), r. S s Fifteenth Av. bet
L and M, South S. F.
Bartley John, maihinist, r. 2 Lawrence Place
Bartlev John C, shuttermaker Pioneer Iron Works, r.
United States Botel
Bartley Rosma*, driver City R. R., r. 227 Fifteenth
Hartley Sarah Jlrs., lodgings, 227 Fifteenth
Hartley William H., bartender Wine House, r. 706 Fol
Hartman Annie Mrs., r. 142 Sixth
Hartman Benjamin, clerk Buyer, Reich i Co., r. 1028
Clay
Hartman Christian, r. 232 Dora
Hartman Christian, carpenter and builder, r. 1207
Turk
Hartmann Frederick E., bookkeeper C. Anduran &
Co., r. 2009 Clay
Hartman Jacob, butcher, 48 Grand Central Market, r.
718 Turk
Hartman John, laborer, r. 318 Pacific
Bartman John, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Hartman John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 231
Hickory Av
Hartman John M., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 307 Fourth
Hartman Joseph A., carpenter, r. 405 Main
Hartman Josephine, machine hand Mills, Leak & Co.
Hartman Josie Miss, teacher music, r. 142 Sixth
Bartman Michael, steward Grand Central Botel, r.
1513 Webster
Bartman Mori is (S. Bartman & Bro.), r. 34 Kearny
Hartman Pliilip, bartender F. Xiefer, r, 12 Bernard
Hartman S. & Bro. (Morris Hartman), dry goods, 36
Kearny
Hartman Samuel, butcher Jacob Hartman, r. 718
Turk
Hartman Simon, peadler. r. 452 Clementina
Hartman Simon, solicitor Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Macliine Co., r. 125 Olive Av
Hartman Solomon (S. Hartman k Bro.) , r. .'502 Bush
Bartman Thomas, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1009
Powell
Bartman William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 14
Geneva
Hartmann Adolph, proptr Arcade Bouse, 45 Sac
Hartmauu Adolph, secretary Humboldt Savings and
Loan Society, r. 2212 Steiner
Hartmann Alfred E.. jeweler, 16 Third, r. 63 Thir-
teenth
BartniHun Charles (Weir * Hartmann), r. 802J4 Miss
Hartmann Cluirles, groceries, wines, etc., SW cor
Third and Brannan
Hartmann Christopher (HUlebrandt A: Co.),r. NWcor
Third and Brannan
Hartmann F.dward, painter, r, 22 First Av
Hartmann Exlward .)r.. house, sign, and frcscopainter,
1161 Mission, r. 22 First Av
Hartmann Kur( ue, advertiser Edward Bartmann Jr.,
r. 22 First Av
Hartmann Frederick G., foreman Bofen & Co.,r. 28
Decatur
Hartmann George, butcher, r. 220 Stevenson
Hartmann H., cook. r. 3" Pacific
Hartmann Henry Mrs. (widow), r. 2025 Mason
Hartmann Henry (Hartmann & Dammasch), r. 402)j
Grove
Bartmann Benry, plumber William D.Bobro, r. 402 34
Grove
Bartmann J., r. 151 Clara
Hartmann John, tailor William Klinge, r. 504 Third
Hartmann John F., cooper David Woerner, r. 315
Beale
Hartmann Jules, jeweler Bubash & Hirschman, r. 916
Montgomery
Hartmann Meur, crockery and tinware, 119 Sixth
Bartmann William, blacksmith Excelsior IronWorkB,
r. 34 Tehama
Bartmann William, hostler Emil Meyer, Stanyan, nr
Golden Gate Park
Bartmann & Dammasch (Benry Bartmann, and Louis
Dammasch) , Barmony Ball Saloon, NE cor Post
and Kearny
Bartmeyer Charlotte A. Mrs,, assistant Market Street
Primary School, r. 417 Mason
Bartneady Thoma-. molder Savage & Son, r. .521 Bo'w
Hartnett b.iniel (Hartuett \- Barry) . r. 402 Broadway
Bartnett Daniel, carpenter, r. 16}^ Bryant Av
Bartnett Edward, hostler M. Michelsen. r. 423 Byde
Bartnett Edward, photograjjher, r. 418 Broadway
Hartnett James P., printer S.W. Raveley, r. 227 Austin
Hartnett John, compositor Carlos White, r. 320 San
Hartnett John, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 418 Bdwy
Hartnett Joseph, r. 63 Jessie
Hartnett Lawrence (Eggers & Hartnett) , r. 1226 Pac
Hartnett Michael, wood and coal, 343 Jessie
Hartnett William, laborer Henry Schammel, r. 123
Francisco
Hartuett William, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 227 Austin
HARTNETT & BARRY (DuUiel Hartnett, and
James Barry) , proptrs Golden Eagle Hotfl, NW
cor Broadway and Montgomery
Hartuey Frant P., driver What Cheer Laundry, r. NW
cor Union and Octavia
Hartney Stephen, clerk What Cheer Laundry, r. 150534
Market
HARTOG EDWARD, attorney at law, office 651
Washington, r. 917 Geary
Hartrey James, laborer, r. 1903 Webster
Hartrick Edward, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 47
Stanly PI
Bartry William, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
Bartsaker Andrew, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Hartsell Annie, domestic 81^^ O'Farrell
Hartshorn Edmund F. (Hartshorn & McPhun), r. 102
Sixth
Hartshorn Elbridge, r. 341 Seventeenth
Bartshoru & McPhun (Edmund F. Bartshom, and
William McPhun Jr.),manufs window shades,
dealers carpets, oilcloths, and paperhangings, 112
Fourth
Bartshorne Benjamin M., John Bermingham agent,
office 10 Market
Bartshorne Samuel (Bartshorne & Waters) , r. 1706
Gough
Bartshorne Walter, clerk John P. Lysett, r. cor Twen-
ty-first and Dolores
HARTSHORNE A: WATERS (Samuel Barts-
horne, and George L. Waters), billiard room, 126
Kearny
Hartter Louis, groctries and liquors, 621 Mission, and
120 Fifth, r. 1707 Mission
Hartter. See Barter
Hartung G., steerage steward O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Hartung Theodore, manuf jeweler, 319 Dupont, r.
109 Oak
Hartvie Augustine (widow), r. 3G0 Brannan
Hartvigson Albert, editor, r. (i23 California
Hartwell George, barkeeper J. R. Dickey, r. Bay Dis-
trict Fair Grounds
Hartwell Jeremiah, laborer Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. NE
cor Fifth and Hunter's Point. South S. F.
Hartwell J. K., solicitor E. Pettijohn, r. cor Folsom
and second
Hartwell John, r. 447 Jessie
Hartwell William, assistant bookkeeper Albert Mau
k Co., r. 510 Taylor
Bartwig Charles F., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., r.
215 ShotwcU
Bartwig Ernest, carpenter, r. W e Sansom, nr Union
Bullocjs k JonDS— Impcrting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latsst and Exclusive Patterns.
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St, opposite the Plaza.
HAR
407
HAS
Hartwig Robert, jeweler Richard W. Jackson, r. 1007
Stockton
Hartwig Theodore, barkeeper Jacob Jochim, r. 522
Pine
Harty Charles P., laborer, r. 316 Foiirth
Harty John (Harty & Speer). r. 11 Ohio
Harty John A., policeman City Hall, r. 515 Minna
Harty Michael, laborer Pacific Miiil S. S. Co.
Harty Michael, seamiin, r. 214 ;<■ Ititch
Harty Thnmas, longshort man, r. 28ir> Pine
Harty i<c Speer (John Harty, and William J. Speer),
groceries and liquors. '213 Broadway
Hartz Cliristian. r. 51H Ninth
Hartz Haniniond, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. i Alabama
Hartzell Charlts A., passepartoutuiaker Snow & May,
r. 28.J2 California
Hartzell Willis, painter, r. H^O Mission
Harvey A. B. Mrs..r. 27 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Harvey Anna T. (widow), r. 26 Pleasant
Harvey Annie Miss, confectionery, 117 Ellis
Harvey Auk'ust, saddlemaker, Main and Winchester,
r. 18 V; Bluxome
Harvey Barnard, merchant tailor, 26 5^ Fourth
Harvov Hei.jamin F., engineer tug J. H. Redmond, r.
U3 Thirteenth
Harvey Catharine (widow), r. SW cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
Har^-ey Celia, domestic 9n8 Ellis
Harvey Charles C, stockbroker, r. W s Devisadero,
bet Washington and Jackson
Harvey Charles L., carpenter and builder, r. 13 Allen
Harvey Edward E., groceries and provisions, 2115
Howard, r. W s Castro, bet Nineteenth and Twen-
tieth
Harvey George, drug clerk Antonio Bottanzl, r. 301
Third
Harvey George D., with Thomas Tompkins, r. 505 Fil-
bert
Harvey George H., captain tug Rescue, Broadway
Wharf, r. 14:3 Thirteirnth
Harvey Henry, sash and blind maker' r. 18 J6 Bluxome
Harvey I. C. Mrs., nurse Ladies' Protection and Relief
Society, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Pobt
Harvey James C, painter, r. lOO.i Clay
Harvey J. D., hostler J. A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Harvey John, carijenter, r. 117 Ellis
Harvey John C, barkeeper George M. Gardner, r. 505
Filbert
Harvey John D., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1332
Broadway
Harvey John R., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. 613
Seventh
Harvey John W., engineer tug Water Witch, r. 912
Greenwich
HarTey Joseph, clerk New Wisconsin Hotel, NE cor
Montfiomcry and Pacific
Harvey Joseph, fish, 34 Grand Central Mraket, r. 706
Jones
Harvey Julia Mrs., teacher music, r. 931 Market
Harvey Laura Miss, janitress Shotwell Street Primary
S'hool, r. S s Twenty-second, bet Folsom and
Shotwell
Harvey Le Roy G., secretary Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank of Savings (iu liquidation), office 223 San-
som, r. Oakland
Harvey Lewis P., deckhand tug Wizard, r. 143 Thir-
teenth
Harvey Louis, r. 27 Geary
Harvey Lucas Miss, copyist County Recorder's Office,
r. 127 Kearny
Harvey Mary Miss, adjuster coiner's department,
C. S. Mint, r. 127 Kearny
Harvey O. T., assistant Lincoln Evening School, r.
1210 Union
Harvey Peter, passenger agent, 3 New Montgomerj-, r.
228 Second
Harvey Thaddeus A., policeman City Hall, r. 720 Fil-
bert
Harvey Thomas, teamster Cutting Packing Co., r. 761
Harrison
Harvey Thomas, engineer National Laundry, r. SW
cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Harvey Warren, engineer, r. 912 Greenwich
Harvey William, clerk Frederick Rider, r. 504 Bush
Harvey William, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
11 '26 Twenty-first
Harvey William H., teamster Howe & Hall, r. 2215
Larkin, rear
Harvie John W., seaman, r. 51 Sacramento
Harvilla George, Austrian Benev. Sue. 71 New Mont ,
HarvilleJohn S., assistant librarian Mechanics' Insti-'
tute, r. 9ii5 Larkin ■,
Harville John W. Mrs. (widowl , r. 905 Larkin
Harwood C, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Harwood Charles B., broom factory, 925 Capp, r.
Brunswick House
Harwood George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. China
Has Brouck Joseph (Sumner Whitney & Co,), r. 113!
Page \
Has Brouck. See Hasbrouck
Hasbach Henry, translator and interpreter, office 24
Montgomery Block, r. N s Mason, nr Bush
Hasbrouck Henry C, captain Fourth Artillery U.S.
A., post commander, Presidio R<'Hervutiou
Hasch J., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 43:1 Fourth
Hasche John, porter S. Lachman & Co., r. 317 Bush
Hasche Fritz, bottler, r. 712 Howard
Hase Patrick, laborer, r. 410 Sixth
Haselhurst William, assistant engineer U. S. Mint, r.
2'28 Eleventh
HASEL.TIXE CHARLES E., stevedore, office 36
Steuart, r. 480 San Jose Av
Haseltine Robert E., groceries and hardware, 423
l)avis, r. 17 Glover
Hasenbalg C, cigars and tobacco, 900 Market, r. 1037
Mission
Hasenberg Meyer, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 324
Austin
Hasenm'yer Fritz, baker, r. 418 Brannan
Haser George, i^oiter. r. 916 Jackson
Haser Theodore, carriage ijainter, r. 916 Jackson
Hasey Samuel L. (Hasey & Lancaster) , r. Florence
Hoiii?e
HASEY & LANCASTER (S. L. Hasey and F. G.
Lancaster), importers, and retail plated ware,
fancy goods, etc., 3'2 Kearny
Hashagan Henry (Hash.igan k Sherden), r. SW cor
Columbia and Twenty-fifth
Hashageu Martin, junk dealer, ."iOS Sixth
Hashagan & Sherden (Henry Hashagan and Martin
Sherden). grocerits and liquors, SW cor Colum-
bia and Twenty-fifth
Hashagen. See Hasshagen
Haskell Burnette G., clerk Latimer, Morrow k Prof-
fatt, r. 420 Geary
Haskell Charles L., manuf. and dealer saddlery and
harness, 12 Bush, r. 1804 Mason
Haskell Daniel H., captain tug Millen Griffith, r. 35
South Park
Haskell Dudley H., attorney at law and town-site
agent Central Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room G, r. 2417 California
Haskell E. P. Miss, saleslady Wheeler & Wilson Manu-
facturing Co., r. 638 Howard
Haskell Francis E., local policeman, r. 416 Natoma
Haskell Frank, painter Noble Bros., r. 540 Pacific
Haskell Frank, stock clerk, Levi Strauss & Co., r. 511
Post
Haskell George H., seaman, r. 2C05 Bryant Av
Haskell Gilbert W., real-estate, r. 724 ^rvierrero
Haskell H. H., student, r. 2417 California s
Haskell James, real-estate, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Leavenworth
Haskell J. H„ r. 963 Mission
Haskell John G., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r.624
Fourth
Haskell John L., r. 1118 Market
Haskell John M., mining engineer, r. 502 Mason
Haskell Llewellyn F., bookkeeper Gilbert & Moore,
r. San R.ifael
Haskell Phineas (Haskell k Bode), r. 1228 Ellis
HASKELL R. G. <Si CO. (N. D. Canterbury and
W. L. Hiiskell), niauufs boots and shoes. 123 San
Haskell Richard G. (R. G. Haskell & Co.), r. Boston
Haskell Walter W, (Brown, Craig k Co.), r. 1702 Geary
Haskell William, trader, r. 511 Post
Haskell William L. (R. G. Haskell & Co.), r. Boston
HASKELL Jii BODE (Phineas Haskell. William
iStelling, and A. Willi. ni Bode),roaunfs frames,
sash, doors, blinds, etc.. cor Bryant and Fifth
Hasketh William, r. 331 Kearny
Haskiii Enoch W., station agent Central Pac. R. R.,
Oakland, r. 1115 Post
Haskiii Joseph W., mining, r. 1115 Post
Haskin Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona), O. H. Jewell,
secretary, office 5'Xi Kearny, room 1
Haskins Charles H., cashier George H. Hedge, r. 542
Natoma
Haskins Daniel J., gardener, r. 724 Union, rear
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, ITeck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewslr-^ 101 HcntgomeiySt
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Haskins Frederick, captain schr Lulu, r. 518 Howard
Haskins Hiraiu, carpenter, r. 118 Tyler
Haskins James H., capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Haskins John B. (J. M.Wyott & Co.) , r. New York
Haskins John H., solicitor. Commercial Advocate, r.
Spencer House
Haskins Julius, cook stm Julia, Wash St. Wharf
Haslam Henry, salesman, r. SW cor Union and Larkin
Haslam William A. Jr.. student Heald's Business Col-
lege
Hasler A. Miss, artist, r. 534 Bush
Hasler Jacob (Jacob Hasler & Co.), r. N s Chestnut,
nr Pierce
Hasler Jacob A: Co. (J. A. Eusse) , milk ranch. Pierce,
nr Chsstuut
Haslett Charles, clerk, r. 154 Bluxome
Haslett Etia, millinery, r. SW cor Valencia and Twen-
ty-third
Haslett James, hackdriver, r. SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Haslett John W., carpenter, r. 449 Jessie
Haslett Laura, tailoress, r. SW cor Valencia and Twen-
ty-third
Haslett Samuel, manager Humboldt Warehouse, r.907
Twenty-third
Hass Andrew F., billiardtableniaker August Jung-
blut & Co., r. Park Hotel
Hass George, dentist, r. 714 Howard
Hass John, teamster Drummoud .Sc Lemont, r. First
Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Hassalgran George, silversmith Shulz & Fischer, r. 906
Stockton
Hassan William, porter, r. 314 Fair Oaks
Hassard Henry H., with R. G. Dun \: Co., r, Brookljii
Hasse Marx, cltrk Henry Stoeven, r. 703 Union
Hasselbach C. P., seaman, r. 419 East
Hasselbach George, market, SW cor Howard and
Steuart
Hasselbach William, stevedore Black Diamond Coal
Co., r. 212 Clara
Hasselbusch John E. (Hasselbush & Lutz) , r. 610 Sac-
ramento
Hasselbusch & Lurz (John E. Hasselbusch and Car
Lutz), liquor saloon, 535 Sacramento
Hassell Horace, tirst engineer U. S. Kevenue stm J.
F. Hartley, r. 617 Valencia
Hassell James J., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hasselman Charles, artist, r. 624 Capp
Hassen A., lithographer, r. Terminal Hotel
Hassen Kate M. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 314 Fair Oaks
Hassen William, jjorter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 314
Fair Oaks
H.\SSEXPFIii;G FREDERICK, druggist, SW
cor Dupont and Green
Hassett Jolin, shoemaker, r. 545 Mission
Hassett^Iartin C, attorney at law, office 637 Kearny,
r. 13 Kausch
Hassett Mary (widow), r. W s Washington Av, bet
Precita PI and Prospect PI, Hernal Heights
Hassett Mary Ann (widow), r. 13 Eausch
Has.-;ett Mary E. teacher, r. 13 Eausch
Has.sett Michael, miner, r. 162 Clementina
Hassett Stephen, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
r. 142 Natoma, rear
Hassett William J. (Wallace & Hassett), r. 1947 Geary
Hassey Frank A., stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery,
r. 716 Green
Hassfich Charles, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Hasshagen John G., merchant, r. 15 Wiltow Av
Hasshagen Louis, carpenter, r. 319 Green
Hasshagen. See Hashageu
Hasslinger John (Hassliuger & Ewald) , r. 15 John
Hasslin^'er A: Ewald (John Hasslinger and Theodore
Ewald) , hairdressing saloon, 121S Stockton
Hassmer Jacob E., clerk Valentine Uassmer, r. 933
Washin^jtou
HASSMER V-VLiENTINE:, groceries and liquors,
933 Washinuton
Hasson Consolidated Mining Co. (Ward Co., Nev.),
Frederick K. Bunker secretary, office 606 Mont-
gomery, rooms 2-3
Hasstedt William H., expressman, SE cor Sacramento
and Kearny, r. SE cor Hampshire and Solano
Hast Edward S., accountant Bank of California, r.
Oakland
Haste John Henry (Haste & Kirk) , r. Berkeley
Haste Julius A., draftsman George L. Pierce, r. 308
Sutter
HASTE & KIRK (John Henry Haste and Christian
Kirk) , coal and iron, 21-25 Beale
Hastead William H., r. NW cor Hampshire and So-
lano
Hastedt Charles (Hastedt & Ernst) , r. 900 Stockton
Hastedt Ferdiuand, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mor-
ton and Stockton
HASTEDT & ERXST (Charles Hastedt and
William Erust) , groceries and liquors, NE cor
Clay and Stot.kton
Hasterlick Simon, cigars and tobacco, 244 Sutter, r.
741 Market
Hastie John W., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1011 Mason,
Hastings Benjamin, apothecary, NW cor Geary and
and Fillmore, r. 2S12 Folsom
Hastings Benjamin F., speculator, office 224 Montgom-
ery, r. 2612 Folsom
Hastings Bertie Miss, actress Grand Opera House, r.
326 Kearny
Hastings Carrie Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 916 Vallejo
Hastings C. C. i Co., C. H. Mann manager, importers,
mauufs, and retailers clothing, SW cor Montgom-
ery and Sutter
Hastings Charles C. (C. C. Hastings & Co.), r. New
York
Hastings Charles F. Dio, trustee of Hastings estate,
office 6:i6 Clav, room 2, r. Sirisun
HASTrVGS CHARLES P., registrar of Hastings
College of the Law, office 636 Clay, room 2, r. 522
Sutter
HASTINGS COIiLEGE OF THE LAW, S.
Clinton Hasting.s, dean, C. P. Hastings, registrar,
office 63(> Clay, I'oom 2
Hastings E. O. F., agent land claimants, office 7 Mont-
gomery Av, room 24. r. Graham House
Hastings Eveline E. (widow) , r. 512 Jones
Hastings Frank, tailor, r. 222 Tehama
Hastings Frank, tinsmith G. W. Briggs. r. 359 Minna
Hastings George, r. 807 California
Hastings George A., carpenter, 122 Geary, r. 352 Clem
Hastings George B., r. 807 California
Hastings Howard F., cashier Merchants' Exchange
Bank, r. 1222 Pine
Hastings J., mattiessmaker, r. Grand Central Hotel
Ha.stings James W., r. 2(112 Folsom
Hastings John, physician, office and r. 1215 Sutter
Hastings Robert L., law student S. C. Hastings, r. 522
Sutter
H.ASTIXGS S. CLIXTOX, dean Hastings College
of the Law, office 636 Clay, room 2, r. Grand Hotel
Hastings Thomas, rigger, r. 6 Vincent
Hastings William, clerk, r. 352 Clementina
Hastorf Charles D., seaman, r. 254 Clara
Ha.storf Charles L.. caj^tain schr Sarah
Hasty Alouzo P., teamster, r. 725 Shotwell
Ha.st.v Walter F., cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r.
542 )<! Bryant
Haswell Charles C, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
510 Natoma
Haswell George C. Mrs. (widow) , r. 317 Ellis
Haswell John C, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 526
Greenwich
Haswell Mnry A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Haswell Nellie C. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 526 Greenwich
Hatch Algernon A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1008 Powell
Hatch Charles A., laborer, r. 128 Clinton
Hatch Charles E.. attorney at law, office 507 Montgom-
ery, r. Oakland
Hatch Dexter, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Hatch Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Hatch Edward L., boxmaker Pacific Box Factory, r.
•227 Second
Hatch Emma C. (widow), r. 1017 Larkin
Hutch F. B., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 120 Ellis
Hatch James r. '2019 J^ Howard
Hatch Janus, tinman stm S. M. Whipple, r. 419
Drnmiu
HATCH JAMES H., dentist, office and r.213 Geary
Hatch John, captniu Harbor Commissioners' Dredger,
r. 24 Minna, rear
Hatch John, compositor Morning Call, r. 649 Folsom
Hatch John, expres-sman, 322 Clay, r. 22 >6 Scott PI
Hatch John, inspector mines, ofiSce 126 Kearny, room
48, r. 649 Folsom
EUtcb John H., laborer Eureka Warehouse, r. 502 Fil-
bert
Bullock & Jonss— Imparting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Ezclusive Novelties.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE, 706 to 716 Kearny St
HAT
409
HAU
Hatch Julius L., inspector Custom House, r. 915 Guer-
rero
Hatch Mary (widow), r. 049 Folsom
Hutch Theodore H. (Hatch & Barelayl , r. 811 Hyde
Hatch Thomas, cabinetmaker California Mills, r. 649
Folbom
Hatch Wesley W., sawyer, r. 412 Clementina
Hatch Willard O., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer &
Sltssint'tr, r. 745 Market
Hatch William W., teamster, r. 2 Harry PI
HATCH & BARCLAY (Theodore H. Hatch, and
Pi.t*r T. Barclay), 8hipi)ing and commission mer-
chants, 20 California
Hattitid Joseph, shoemaker Kast & Co., r. 110 Valpa-
raiso
Hatlield William, r. 410 Hyde
Hatfield William M., bookkeeper George W. Gibbs jc
Ct>., r. 570 Folsom
Hatge Albert W., b(X)kkeeper Indianapolis Chair
Manuf. Co., r. 15 Farreu Av
Hutliaway B. R., painter, r. 13(i Fifth
Hathaway Charles, clerk New York bakery, r. 1828
Bii>h
Hathauay Charles, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hathaway Charles H., capitalist, r. 2118 Pacific av
Hathaway Charles B., teamster Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 416 Shipley
Hathaway Charles W., capitalist, r. 1011 Bush
HATHAWAY EDMUZVD V., propti- Hathaway's
Warehou.~-e, and Eincon Point Warehouse, foot
Spe.nr, r. 3>) South Park
Hathaway Frederick M., r. 721 Shotwell
Hathaway George, carpenter, r. 313 Fifth
Hathaway George B., teamster, r. 215 Eleventh
Hathaway J. 1)., r. 310 Nine teenth
Hathaway Job Terry, porter Richard Patrick & Co., r.
G23 Howard
Hathaway Nathan (Hathaway & Garcelonj , r. 2217
Howard
Hathaway P. C, r. 529 Sacramento
Hathaway S. Herbert, stock clerk J. B. Wattles & Co.,
r. 1506 Taylor
Hathaway Stephen, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 17 New
Montgomery
Hathaway William, with Spring Valley Works, r. 317
Third
Hathaway William H., clerk general freight office
Central Pac. R. E., r. 2217 Howard
Hathaway k Garcelon (Nathf.n Hathaway and Harvey
Gar -elon), carj^enters, 1012 Mis.sion
HATHAWAY'S WAREHOrSE, E. V. Hatha-
way proptr, foot Spear
Hathaway's Wharf, foot Spear
Hatherly William, engineer Birch, Argall & Co., r.
402 Seventh
Hatherton Edgar A. (Hatherton & Pelton),and archi-
tect New City Hall, office Park Av nr McAllister,
r. 1206 Market
Hatherton Frank A., assaver, r. 341 Jessie
H.^THERTOX & PEILtOX (Edyar A. Hatherton
and John C. Peltun, Jr.)architects, office 330 Pine,
rooms 51-52
Hathome Henry W., secretary N. B. and Mission R. R.
Co.. office SW cor Fourth and Louisa, r. 431 Geary
Hatje P( ter, laborer 1. H. Behrmann, r. 836 Har
Halje Theodore, r. 523 Folsom
Hatje William, bookkeeper, r, 344 Clementina
Hatler Christina Mrs., r. 719 Natoma
Hatman George W., boots and shoes, 1409 Polk and
1305 Pacific and milk ranch N s Union nr Gough
Hatman Minnie A. Miss, assistant Tyler Street Primary
School, r. Union, bet Frnnklin and Gougli
Hatt David, laborer, r. Twenty-first Av, nr K, South
S. F.
Hattabough Margaret (widow) , r. Fairmount Tract nr
Bernal station
Hatteroth William, (Hatteroth & Russ) r. 423 Eddy
Hatteroth& RuRs, (William Hatteroth and Frederick
D. Russ) surgical, dental and electrical instru-
ments, 321 Kearny
Hattinger Charles, barkeeper, r. 8 Dupont
Uattle Jacob, cook C. B. Moraghan, r. 645)^ Steven-
son
Hattou Nellie Miss, r. 718 Tehama
Hattoii Robert, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, nr Shasta
Hatton Thomas F., foreman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 108
Mason
Hattoii William, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, nr Shasta
Hatz John F., machinist Wheeler & Wilson Manufac
Co., r. 738 Broadway
Haub Charles, baker Ferdinand Rosenthal, r. 807 Val-
lejo
Haub Conrad, laborer, r. 15 Morey Alley
Hanb George, butcher, r. 220 Lombard
Haub Gei^rye, laborer C. Hihlerbrand, r. 7 Warren Av
Hiiub John, waiter New York bakery, r. 403 Union
Haub Philip, (Wagner & Haub), r. 220 Lombard
Haubensack Mai tin. sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 2 Decatur
Haubner Louisa Mrs., nurse Infants' Shelter, 512 Min
Haubrich Adeline Mrs., housekeeper, r. 215 Seventh
Haubrich Frank H., billiard marker St. Ann's Rest, r.
215 Seventh
Haubrich Jacob, cook, r. 409 Pacific
Haubrich Leonard (Haubrich & Muller),r. 215 Sev-
enth
Haubrich Leonard, milkman, r. 8H Erie
Haubrich k Mulkr (Leonard Haubrich and John Mul-
ler) . restaurant, 312 Bush
Hauck Frederick, liquor saloon, 213 Montgomery, r.
Twentieth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Hauck George, foreman varnisher Pac. Furniture Co.,
r. 920 Bryant
Hauck Matthias, cabinetmaker, r. 515 Sacramento
Hauck Peter, laborer Henry Frank
Hauck Steijhen S., laborer, r. 275 Clara
Haudbine Julian C. B., carriagepainter, 29 Valencia
Hauer Frederick William, porter TilliL-ann & Bendel,
r. 216 Francisco
Hauer Fritz W., r. 10 Lick Alley
Hauerken George H., driver Edward Newman, r. 409
Pacific
Hauerken Henry, waiter, r. 9 Pacific
HauiTe Frederick, wines and liquors, SE cor Sixth and
Natoma, r. 127 Sixth
Haug Gustave A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Oakland
Haug Julius, hardware, 115 Second
Haug Matthias, carpenter Arthur W. McGuire, r. 515
Sacramento
Haugh Dora (widow) , r. E s Chattanooga, bet Twenty-
first and Twentj'-second
Haugh Michael, laborer, r. 54 Crocker
Haughey Edward, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 1015
Market
Haughey Frank, r. 23 J< Minna, rear
Haughey James, steward stm Rescue, r. 255 Beale
Haughhey John, laborer, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Haughtou Charles A., salesman J. A. Shaber & Co.,
r. 2026 Mission
Haughton Edward, stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 1135
Folsom
Haught in James, r. Clipper Hotel
Haughton James H., master mariner, r. 1133 Folsom
Haughton John, machinist, r. 23 Silver
Haughton. See Houghton
Haulser Edward, seaman (estate of), J. B. Piper
Haupt Henry, cooper William Hoelscher & Co., r. 1219
Steiuer
Hauptli Gabriel, laborer Kohler & Frohling, r. 3 So-
uora PI
Hauptli Lena Mrs., human hair, and hairdresser, 411
Sutter
Haurich John, hostler Kelling k Moore, r. 421 Pacific
Hauschild Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 1334 How
Hauschildt Ferdinand T., janitor 123 Cal, room 19
HauschiUlt John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hausdorf Charles F., bookkeeper Thomas S. Eastman,
r. 141 Rose Av
Hause Edward W., teamster, r. 927 Harrison
Hause R. W., agent New York Advertising Sign Co.,
office 7 Post, r. 2.50 Tehama
Hause T. T., r. 1518 California
Hansen Emil, r. 1103 Sutter
Hauser A.,r. 18 Shotwell
Hauser Bennett, bakery, 3:J3 Hayes
Uauser Bernard, expressman, r. 637 Broadway
Hauser Carrie Miss, r. 2015 Hotvard
Hatiser Conrad, expressman, r. 637 Broadway
Hau-ier Conrad, juukdealer. r. 23 Jansen
Hauser David (.\ckerman Bros.), r. 420 Eddy
Hauser Herman, hairdressing saloon, 215 Dupont.r.
22 Stockton PI
Hr.uscr Isidore, laborer Medor Piche, r. 305 O'Farrell
Hauser John, liquor saloon, 6;J7 BrcAdway
Hauser Louis B., musician, r. 431 Vallejo
Hauser Peter, expressman, SE cor Broadway and
Stockton, r. 637 Broadway
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Hauser Bobert, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 911 Green-wlch
Hauser Victor, r. 25 Hyde
Hausfelder Robert, porter Vienna Model Bakery, r.
269 Jesse
Hauslieer August, seaman, r. 190 Vandewater
Hausler Frederick, wines and liquors, 20 Eddy
Hausler. See Haussler
Hausman Frederick H., salesman Starr & Co., r. 1326
Tyler
Hausman Jacob, laborer, r. 622 Linden
Hausman William, waiter Herman H. Horst
Hausmann Adolpb. r. 802 Ellis
Hausmann Bombard (Hausmann Bros.), r. 613 Sutter
HAUSMANX BROTHERS (Siegfried and Bern-
hard Hausmann), imijorters and manuf mirrors,
moldiugs and frames, 217-219 Pine
Hausmann Siegfried (Hausmann Bros.),r. 614 Sutter
Hausmann. See Haussman
Hausmeister Julius, ekrk Daniel Meyer, r. 1418
Taylor
Haussler Frederick, butcber, r. 932 Broadway
Haussler Leoiibard H., cabinetmaker, 231 Jackson, r.
1116 Broadway
Haussman Henry (Haussman & Goodman) , r. 802 Ellis
Haussuian & Goodman (Henry Haussman and Josepb
Goodman) , cigars and ttibacco, 231 Kearny
Haussman. See Hausman and Hausmann
Hausteiu Henry, machinist Lewis & MeCormick, r. 14
Decatur
Hauthal Earnest, soapmakcr M. Morgeutbau, r. NW
cor Eighth and Brannan
Hauts Peter, seaman, r. 152 Steuart
Havecker Henry, liquor saloon, 208 Clara
Havelin Hugh, expressman, NW cor Sixth and Mis-
sion, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Dolores and Church
Havelin William H.. horseclipper, r. 1209 Folsom
HAVEN CHARIiES D., secretary Union Insur-
ance Co., office 416 California, r. Oakland
Haven Cornelia Mrs., r. 1429 Pulk
Haven Frederick L., salesman Blake, Bobbins & Co.,
r. Oakland
Haven G. D., miner, r. 814 Bush
Haven Henry H., porter, r. 522 Eighteenth
Haven James M. (Gray & Haven), atturney at law,
office 530 California, r. Oakland
Haven William O., master mariner, r. 1040 Twentieth
Havener Edward, shipcarpenter, r. 538 Folsom
Havens Albert W., secretary Consolidated Virginia
Mining Co., office 26 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Havens Charles D., bookkeeper A. W. Havens, r. Oak-
land
Havens Charles L, architect Peter R. Schmidt, r. 324
Twenty-second
Havens Charles R., eashier A. D. Remington & Co.,
r. 1911 Sacramento
Havens Edward S.. milkman, r. 777 Harrison
Havens Frank C, stockl:)roker, office 331 Montgomery,
room 8, r. Oakland
Havens Henry P., mining, office 09 Nevada Block, r.
•Occidental Hotel
Havens Henry H., porter Crane, Hastings & Co., r, 522
Eighteenth
Havens Henry T., bookkeeper James Tomkinson, r.
777 Harrison
Havens Henry T. Jr., freight clerk b. S. George W.
Elder, Oregon S. S. Co., r. '22 Geary
Havens H. H., U. 8. Internal Revenue storekeeper, r.
Oakland
Havens Howard (Donolioe, Kelly & Co.), r. 1911 Sac
Havens William F., clerk Hill k Kilgour, r. Oakland
Haver Charles C, r. SW i;ur Clipper and Noe
Haver Klmer E., fireman, r. SW cor Clipper and Noo
Haver Henry, c^italist, i'. 1" Sumner
Haver J., jeweler, r. 2026 California
Haver Mary A. (widow), r. SW cor Clipper and Noe
Haverstick William H. (Haverstick & Lathrop) , r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Haverstick & Lathrop (W. H. Haverstick and Charles
G. Lathrop), moneybrokerfl, 304 Montgomery
Haverty Michael J., laborer, r. W s Chase, ur Point
Lobos Av
Havey Daniel, laborer, r. 13 Natoiua, rear
Haviland Charlon, laborer, r. 1 Codman PI
Httviland John T. (Wjluu rding & Co.) , r. 1325 Clay
Haviland William H., clerk A. B. Smith
Haviside John J., manuf Hnvislde's silver-plating
and cleaning iinid. 3 Zoe PI
HAIVAIIAN COMMEKCIALi CO., Clans Spreck-
ela president. 0. August Spreckels secret iry, oflice
215 Front
HA"WAIIAN ISLANDS, Henry W. Severance con-
sul, office 316 California
HAWAIIAN LINE CLIPPERS, to Honolulu,
Williams, Blanchard .t Co. agents, office 218 Cal
HAWES ALEXANDER (i., general agent New
York Life Ins. Co., office 220 Sansom, room 1, r.
407 Leav..'nworth
Hawes Benjamin C, with Connecticut Fire Ins. Co.,
r. Oakland
Hawes Caroline (widow), r. 1312 Folsom
Hawes Charles M., milkranch, SE cor Arkansas and
Napa
Hawes David A., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
1923 Jessie
Hawes David B., master mariner, r. 1923 Jessie
Hawes Ebeuezer, seaman, r. 817 Morel PI, rear
Hawes Edward W.(Do.e & Co.), r. 927 Harrison
Hawes Elisha, contractor, office 434 California, room
7, r. 304 Third
Hawts George H.. phonographer The Bradstreet Co.,
r. Oakland
Hawes Henry, painter Sanford M. Hills, r. 18 First
HALVES OLIVER, general agent Conne(ticut Fire
Ins. Co., offiie 403 California, r. cor Jefferson and
Thirteenth. Oakland
Hawes Sarah E. Miss, teacher Potrero School, r. S 8
Napa, nr Texas
Hawes Thomas, capitalist, r. 214 Powell
Hawes Valentine C. (Bruns & Co.) , r. 1804 Ellis
Hawes William H., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Panama
Hawes William L., clerk D. R. Avery & Co.,r. 417 Post
Hawes. See Haws and Hawse
Hawke John C, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 1123
Filbert
Hawke William, r. 26 Turk
HAWKES CHARLES K., hardware, 258 Market,
rooms 1-2, r. 1016 Bush
Hawkes John, labonr Empire Brewery, r. 420 Chest-
nut
Hawkes Joseph, expressman, r. 710 Fulton
Hawkes Roger W., with Edward Clarke & Co., r. Grand
Hotel
Hawkes. See Hawks
Hawkey Thomas, marine engineer, r. 915 Sansom
Hawkins Arthur K. (McNally & Hawkins), r. 721
Geary
Hawkins Augustine, assistant secretary State Harbor
Commissioners, r. 10 Califoruia
Hawkins Celia Miss, saleswoman Howe Sewing Ma-
chine Co , r. 309 Bay
Hawkins Edw;trd L., salesman Keane Brothers, r.
Grand Hotel
Hawkins Francis C, r. 1430 Broadway
Hawkins Gates, with Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 139
South P.ivk Av
Hawkins George, watchman Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. Alameda
Hawkins Jacob, carpenter Alliert Washburn
Hawkins James, plumber McNally it Hawkins
Hawkins James J. E. (James J. E. Hawkins & Co.,) r.
719 Post
HAWKINS .TAJ»IES J. E. «& CO., stockbrokers,
office 1 Nevada Bb>ck
Hawkins James M., gold and silver plater, 620 Mer-
ch.int, r.l9 Fifth Av
Hawkins J. Q., wharf laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Hawkins John, boatman, r. 309 Bay
Hawkins John, captain stm Tulare, Cal. Steam Navi-
gation Co., Washington St. Wharf
Hawkins Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 16 Lanptton
Hawkins Joseph, waiter Quaker City Restaurant, r.
140 Natoma
Hawkins Josi ph P., engineer, r. 1903 Dupont
Hawkins Louisa, domestic 920 Pine
Hawl<ins Micliael (Daly & Hawkins), r. Occidental
Hotel
Hawkins Olof , laborer Capitol Mills, r. 2 Hayward
Hawkins Patrick, carptntcr, r. 309 B.iy
Hawkins R., machinist Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
Hawkins S. .\. Mrs., dressmaker, r. IIOS Hyde
Hawkins Samuel, glovecutter Frederick Busby, r. 316
Geary
Hawkins Thomas H., grocer, r. 284 Stevenson
Hawkins Wiiliani, fonndiyman,r. 143 Natoma
Hawkins Williiim, gold and silver plater, 620 Merch
Hawkins William, machine works, 210-212 Beale, r.
1224 Mission
^awkin8 William T.. laborer, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 71G Eeamy St.
HAW
411
HAY
Hawkins Wilson C, ooacbman C. H. Maddox, 920
Pine
Hawks Adam. r. 318 Sutter
Hawks Amiui D., buokktepor Marder, Lusc & Co., r.
E s Polk bet Grtouwith and Lombard
Hawks Enoa. machinist, r. 82 Niitoma
Hawks Harriet (widow), r. 7,10 Mission
Hawks Harry I)., clerk Randolph, Mackintosh & Co.,
r. 750 Mission
Hawks James, seaman, r. 445 First
Hawks James G., r. 750 Mission
Hawks John, laborer Pac. liolling Mill, r. SE cor Mi-
chigan and Shasta
Hawks Lawrence J., clerk Randolph, Mackintosh &
Co., r. 7,')0 Mission
Hawks Neleon C. (Marder, Lufee & Co.) , r. 2612 Polk
Hawks. See Hawkes.
Hawlette Michael, laundryman City and County Hos-
pital. E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Hawley Carson B., salesman NolanBros., r. .303 Jessie
Hawley Charles, r. 038 Green
Hawley Charles A. (Charles A. Hawley & Co.) , r. 1412
Hyde
HAAV1.EY CHARLES A. vSi CO. (E. J. Robin-
son), importers liarilware, mining tools, and agri-
cultural Implements, 412 Market
Hawley Charley H., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., r.
1412 Hyde
Hawley Charles J. (C. J. Hawlev & Co.) , r. Oakland
HAWLEY C. J. <& CO., wholesale and retail
grocers, 21i5-217 Sutter
HAWLEY DAVID N., agent, importer, and job-
ber agricultural implements, SW cor Market and
Main, r. 1U22 Twenty-first
Hawley David R., gymnast, r. International Hotel
Hawley Ebenezcr R., r. 160 Third
Hawley Eugene W., clerk Joseph M. Wood, r. 2840
Mission
Hawley Eva Miss, assistant Sanchez Street School, r.
233 San Jose Av
Hawley Fannie E. Miss, assistant Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 233 San Jose Av
Hawley George, machinist, r. 502 First
Hawley George P., clerk Charles A. Hawley & Co., r.
1412 Hyde
Hawley George T. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.), r.
Oakland
Hawley Jacob C. (Falk, Chandler & Co.), r, Oakland
Hawley James, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Hawley Joseph, pantryman, r. 635 California
Hawley Levi W., entry clerk Mmcus C. Hawley & Co..
r. Oakland
Hawley Marcus C. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.), r. New
York
HAWLEY MARCUS C, & CO. (Marcus C.
GeorgeT., and Walter N. Hawley) , importers, and
jobbers hardware and agricultural imi^lements,
SW cor Market and Beale
Hawley Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2840 Mission
Hawley Missouri (widow), r. 312 Grove
Hawley Nathan E., carpenter and builder, r. 2840
Mission
Hawley Samuel, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Hawley Walter N. (Marcus C. Hawley & Co.), r. NE
cor Hayes and Fillmore
Hawley William Mrs., saleslady Deming & Barrett, r.
312 Grove
Hawley William A. restaurant 113^ Sixth, r. 12 Elgin
Park
Hawley William B., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Hawley William M., clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r.
Oakland
Hawley William M., country produce, 411 Washington,
r. Brooklyn
Hawn Ernest, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Haworth James, r. !5G9 Bryant
Hawthorne Charles R, ►-'tonecutter D. Mcore, r. N 6
Sutter, bet Lyon and Central Av
Hawthorne Edward, r. (UO Missicm
Hawthorne Henry, gardener Woodward's Gardens, r.
1735 Mission
Hawthorne Henry J., stonecutter, r. 26 Turk
Hawthorne James W., watchman str Santa Cruz,
Broadway Wharf
Hawthorne William, baker S. F. Cracker Co., r. Coso
House
Hawthorne. See Hathorne
Hawver John W., r. 1704 Sacramento
Hawver William, foreman John G.Ils, r. 1008 Powell
Hawxhurst Robert, stockbroker, office 402 Montgom-
ery, r. 1616 California
Hawxhnr.st S. W., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Sydney
Hawxhurst VValter, merchant, oflScc 432 Mont, room
5, r. W s Bartlett, nr Twenty-fourth
Haxe George J., capitalist, r. 224 )<; O'Farrell
Hay Alexander, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. E b
Bartlett, nr Twenty-sixth
Hay Alexander, clerk Custom House, r. 326 Ellia
Hay (;harles C, bookkeeper, r. 830 Howard
Hay Edward B., carpenter, r. 1318 Hyde
Hay Enjma M. (widow) , r. 1524 Clay
Hay Frederick, clerk, r. 134 Dora
Hay George W., photographer Wing & Allen, r. 772
Folsom
Hay Heury, lodgings, 25J<i Sixth
Hay Hugh Henry, moulder Fulton Iron Works, r. 3*1
Fourth
Hay J. K. (H. Goldstein «: Co.) , 213 Kearny
Hay John, foreman moulder Fulton Iron Works, r. 310
Jessie
Hay John McHardy, bookkeeper, r. Gil Union
Hay Luella Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
25;i Eighth, Oakland
Hay Maggie Miss, photograph finisher Wing & Allen,
r. 772 Folsum
Hay Mary Mrs., r. 772 Folsom
Hay Randolph R., druggist and pharmaceutist, SW
cor Mi.ssion and Twenty-second
Hay Robert F., salesman John W. Jones, r. 772 Fol
Hay Theodore J., capitalist, r. 1812 Jackson
Hay. See Hey
Hayburu James C, contractor, r. 405 Gough
Haycock James F., r. NW cor Bdwy and Buchanan
Hayden Benjamin F., barkeeper John J. Murphy, r.
410 Kearny
Hayden Benjamin F., foreman upholsterer F. S.
Chadbourue & Co., r. 2726 Mission
Hayden Brace (Dunham, Carrigan & Co.), r. New
York
Hayden Catherine, lodgings, 3 Park PI
Hayden Charles W., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r.
1225 Green
Hayden Dennis, shoemaker, r. 120 Bernard
Hayden Edward, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co., r.
549 Mission
Hayden Edwin, salesman Spear, Meade & Co., r. 101
I'rospect PI
Hayden Frank, tailor. 660 Mission, r. 8 Antonio
Hayden James, r.512 Mission
Hayden James, laborer, r. 25 Natoma
Havden James, laborer, r. 30 Natoma
Hayden James A., carpenter, r. 1632 Tyler
Hayden Jane L. (widow), r. 24}<i Laugton
Hayden John (Hayden & O'Brien), r. 523 Seventh
Hayden John, carpenter, r. 50VI Howard
Hayden John, laborer Andrew Underdimk
Hayden John W., carpenter, r. E s Bartlett, nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Hayden Mary, groceries and liquors, NE cor Green-
wich and Steiner
Hayden Michael, assistant Eggers & Hartnett, r. 1'20
Bernard
Hayden Michael, laborer, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Steiner
Hayden Patrick, butcher Hayden & O'Brien, r. 523
Seventh
Hayden Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Sierra and Vermont
Hayden Patrick, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.
Hayden Patrick, laborer J. M. Waite
Hayden Patrick, miner, r. 424 Broadway
Hayden Peter (Stone & Hayden) , r. New York
Hayden Peter, teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co,, r. lb)i Boardman
Hayden Thomas, Seaman, r. 106 Mission
Hayden Thomas, waiter The Baldwin, r. 443 Natoma,
rear
Hayden Washington, collector Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 6 Turk
Hayden William, salesman J. Wisluzil, r. 1225 Green
Hayden William E., printer, r. E s Bartlett, ur Twen-
ty-sixth
Hayden & O'Brien (John Hayden, and John O'Brien),
butcliers, 424 Fourth
Haydock Thomas, shipcalker, r. 13 Tehama
Hayen Matilda (widow), r. 1022 3^ Folsom
Hayes , painter, r. 324 Minna
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low^Imports direct.
ANDEHSON & liANLOLPH, Jewskrs, 101 Montgomery St.
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Hayes Agnes Miss, dressmaker, r. 355 Jessie
Hayts Alfred M., longshoreman, r. SE cor Folsom and
Fremont
Hayes Ann (widow) , r. 825 Folsom
Hayes Ann, domestic 1513 Clay
Hayes Angusms, bookkeeper Howes & Pitts, r. 501 Post
Hayes Caroline (widow), r. 109 Grove
Hayes D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Hayes Daniel, laborer, r. 531 Geary
Hayes Daniel, seaman, r. 30 De Boom
Hayes Daniel D., engineer Engine No. 8, S. F.F. D., r.
1024 Pacific Av
Hayes Daniel E. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes), r. Oak-
laud
Hayes Daniel J., laborer, r. 24 Zoe
Hayts Daniel J., upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 1307 Gearj'
Hayes Daniel P. (Sheehy & Hayes) , r. 1-tO Shipley
Hayes David (David Hayes & Co.) , r. New York
Hayes David & Co. (Edwin Soiithwick, and Charles C.
Sbattuck), teamsters, office 321 Front
Hayes Delia Miss, dressmaker, r. 611 Minna
Hayes Dennis, r. 2204 Powell
Hayes Dennis, r. S s Ash Av, bet Lagnna and Octavia
Hayes Dennis, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hayes Dennis, milk dairy, SE cor Kosciusko and Jef-
fer.sou
Hayes Dinnis A., housebuilder, r. 214 Hyde
Hayes Ebenezer, night watchman Mission Woolen
Mills, r. 316 Capp
Hayes Edward, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
W s Dolores, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Hayes Elizabeth (widow), r. 421 Fomth
Hayes Elizabeth (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 452 Sixth
Hayes Frank, assistant Henry E. Knox, r. Oakland
Hayes Frank, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 10 Elgin
Park
Hayes George (George Hayes & Co.) , r. New York
Hayes George (J. S. Hayes & Co.l , r. l-.i24 Pacific
Hayes George, vegetable man Westert'eld & Page, r.
745 Market
HAYES GEORGE «S>; CO. (George H. Tucker),
manufs metal cornices, 539 Fifth
Hayes George R. B., attorney at law, office 604 Clay,r.
418 Sutter
Hayes George W., painter, r. 310 Folsom
Hayes Hannah (widow), r. 3011 Mission
Hayes Henry, machinist .32tna Ironworks, r. 825 Jessie
Hayes Henry C. (Dames & Hayes) , r. 21 Powell
Hayes Henry L., baker, r. 316 Capp
Hayes Henry S., r. 1014 Geary
Hayes Isabella (widow) , r. 222 Eitch
Hayes J. & P., liquor saloon, 160 First
Hayes James, r. 106 Post
Hayes James (J. & P. Hayes), r. 9 Natoma
Hayes J.imes, blacksmith, 116 Wash, r. 1224 Post
Hayes James, hostler Central R. E. Stables, r. 130
Clinton
Hayes Jumes, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 20 Folsom Av
Hayes James, longshoreman, r. Stanly PI
Haye.s James, third officer S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf, r. 704 Laurel Av
Hayes James C. (Pike i: Hayes) , r. 311 Dupont
Hiiycs James J., jioliceman, r. 719 Hayes
Hayes James S.(J. S. Hayes k Co.), r. N s Filbert near
Fillmore
Hayes Jeremiah F,. driver John E. Walton, r. 408 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Hayes Jeremiah J., foreman E. Detrick & Co., r. 924
Natoma
Hay(8 John (Hayes & Co., and J. & P. Hayes) . r. NW
cor Pacific and Davis
Hayes John, blacksmith Dobs k Buchanan, r. 192G
Ellis
Hayes John, capitalist, r. 1533 Howard
Hayes John, deckhand stni Julia, r. 9 Gaven
Hayes John, extramun Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 102
Pacific
Hayes John, fireman Golden Gate Flour Mills, r. 11
Minna
Hayes John, laborer, r. 270 Minna
Hayi s John, laborer, r. 905 Buchanan
Hayes John, laborer, r. 1420 Broadway;
Hayes Jiihii, laniulryman Occidental Laundry
Hayes John, longshoreman, r. S s Greenwich, nr
Sansom
Hayes John, marblopolishcr John Daniel & Co., r.
Oakland
Hayes John, paver Superintendent of Streets
Hayes John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Hayes John, shoemaker, r. 34 Hayes
Hayes John F., baker U. S. Eestaurant, r, 643 Clay
HAYES JOHN H., secretary Central R. R., office
32 Turk, r. East Oakland
Hayes John T,. carpenter and builder, 1810 Polk, r.
117 Bernard
Hayes JohnW., clerk, r. 639 Mission
Hayes Joseph, packer California Cracker Co.,r. Mont-
gomery, nr Greenwich
Hayes Joseph, student, r. 107 William
Hayes Joseph, surveyor, r. 1 Central PI
Hayes Joseph P., foreman blacksmiths', Union Iron
Works, r. 515 Castro
Hayes J. P., laborer Pacific Mail S.S. Co,
Hayes J. S. & Co. (George Hayes) , horseshoers and
general blacksmiths, N s Filbert, nr Fillmore
Hayes Kate, domestic 1417 California
Hayes Kate (widow) , r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and Castro
Hayes Lizzie Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 107 William
Hayes M. Mrs., r. 167 Silver
Hayes M. Mrs., janitress Market Street Primary
School, r. 13 Grand Av
Hayes Maggie, r. 610 Ellis
Hayes Maggie Miss, shoefitter S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 7 Mary
Hayes Mary (widow), r. 5 Boyd
Hayes Mary Miss, r. 614 Minna
Hayes Mary Miss, domestic 604 Hayes
Hayes Mary A. (widow) , r. 536 J^ Jessie
Hayes Mary T., stewardess, S. S. Great Republic
Hayes Maurice, porter Porter, Oppenheimer & Sles
singer, r. N s Washington Av, nr Precita PI, Ber-
nul Heights
Hayes Michael, expressman, r. N 8 Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Hayes Michael, laborer, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Noe
and Castro
Hayes Michael, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. NW cor Larkiu and North Point
Hayes Michael, laborer Weed & Gorie, r. 1012 Minna
Hayes Michael, milkman, r. 1403 Buchanan
Hayes Michael, real estate, r. 226 Fulton
Hayes Michael A., watchman City Foundry, r.2StanIy
Court
Hayes Michael J., grinder M. Price, r.457 3^ Jessie
Hayes Mollie Miss, actress Adelphi Theatre, r. 621
California
Hayes Nellie Miss, milliner Mrs M A Soper, r. 78
Everett
Hayes Nellie J., nurse, 1935 Broadway-
Hayes Nicholas P., attorney at law, r. 534 Bush
Hayes Owen, janitor Laguna Primary School, r. 422
Fulton
Hayes Park Laundry, Mme. Celestine Bonglet propri-
etress, 527 Hayes
Hayes Patrick (Hayes & Co., and J. & P. Hayes), r. 9
Natoma
Hayes Patrick, fireman S. S. George Harley, Second
St. Wharf
Hayes Patrick, groceries, etc., 167 Silver
Hayes Patrick, Iron Molders' Union, 713 Mission
Hayes Patrick, longshoreman, r. 2 Washington
Hayes Patrick, porter, r. 5s Clementina
Hayes Robert, marblecutter J.& F. Kesseler, r. 10 El-
gin Park
Hayes Robert, molder Savage & Son, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Robert, stevedore, r. N s Twentieth, bet Dia-
mond and Eureka
Hayes SallieMiss, actreBS Adelphi Theater, r. 621 Cali-
fornia
Hayes Samuel, barkeeper J. & P. Hayes, r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Sophia F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 132 Fourth
Hayes Susan (widow) , r. 9 Natoma
Hayes Thomas (Hayes & Fenlon), r. Greenwich, bet
Webster and Fillmore
Hayes Thomas, clerk .Mtken & Co., r. 47 Fourth
Hayes Thomas, engineer S. S. Dakota, r. 1715 Stev
Hayes Thomas, groceries and licjuors, 438 Third
Hayes Thomas, student, r. Ill Vallejo
Hayes Thomas J., carriagetrimmer, r. 1514 Folsom
Hayes Thomas J., clerk S. L. Jones & Co.
Hayes Thomas R., with Main & Winchester
Hayes Timothy, butcher, r. .508 'j Grove
Hayes Timothy, laborer, r. 614 Minna
Hayes Timothy Jr., student Heald's Business College,
r. 764 Mission
Hayes Valley Brass Works, Frank Baud proptr, 522
Fulton
Hayes Valley Brewery, H. Wahmuth & Co. proptrs,
512-514 Grove
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Pumishings.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Hayes Valley Dye Works, Richard CbriBtian proptr,
NW cor Fultou and Gough
Hayes Valley House, Heury KroeUle proptr, 11-1 Hayes
Hayes Valley Market, George B. Mowry proptr, and
superintendent, fSW eor Grove and Laguua
Hayes Walter E. , surveyor, r. 1 Central PI
Hayes Wilbert, watcbmaker Thomas Lundy, r. 537)^
Stevenson
Hayes William, r. 5 Washington
HAYES WILLIAM, attorney at law, office G04
Clay. r. 908 Clay
Hayes William, baker California Cracker Co., r. 1407
Montgomery
Hayes William, blacksmith Thomas Ford, r.OllMarket
Hayes William, carpenter, r. 1'.I2() Ellis
Hayes William E., tailor DeuuiK Heunessy.r. GO Annie
Hayes William J., bookkeeper, r. 143.5 J<i Mission
Hayes William J., mailclerk, S. F. Chronicle, r. 210 3<i
Clara
Hayes & Co. (John Hayes and J. J. Gaffney), proptrs
California Transfer Co., offices 222 Montgomery,
and .V24 Davis
Hayes & Co. (James and Patrick Hayes) , groceries and
liquors, 31 Sixth
HAYKS & FEXLON (Thomas Hayes and Jeremiah
Fenlon), plumbers and gastitters, 1528 Polk
Hayes. See Hay and Hayes
Hayessen Jacob W., wood and coal, 52 J^ Brady
Hayford, Himes & Co., merchants (Colfax) , Sisson,
Wallace & I'o., agents, office 22G California
Hayhoe E. D. Mis., principal French and English In-
stitute, 1301 Taylor
HAYHOE JOHN, stockbroker and real-estate
agent, office 501 California, r. 1301 Taylor
Hayman John, seaman stm Constantine, Broadway St.
Wharf
Haymanu Aaron, locksmith and bellhanger, 136 Post,
r. 825 Post
Haymann Louis, carjjenter, 13G Post, r. 825 Post
Hayne Arthur P., resident physician and superintend-
ent Home of Inebriates, office and r. NE cor Stock-
ton and Chestnut
Hayne Benjamin S., with Arthur W. Bo^vman, r. 737
Pine
Hayne James, painter, r. 420 Jackson
Hayne Robert Y. (Pringle & Hayne) , attorney at law,
office 220 Sansom, room 9, r. 1502 Pine
Hayne. See Haine
Haynert Clemens, upholsterer, 211 Post
Haynes A. S., foreman track Central R. R.
Haynes Frank, hairdresser, r. 5 Tay
Haynes John, attorney at law, r. 412 Taylor
Haynes John, laborer, Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 407
Tehama
Haynes John W., r. G18 Fillmore
Haynes Lillie E., domestic 1G47 Broadway
Havnes Mnrv A. Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, 214
O'Farrell
Haynes M. P., r. 427 Bush
Haynes M. W,, r. 537 Bryant
Haynes Theodore P., tinsmith, r. NW corParkerand
California Av, Bernal Heights
Haynes Thomas, bricklayer, r. 418 O'Farrell
Haynes Thomas J., clerk, r. 018 Fillmore
Haynes Thomas W., merchant, r. 214 O'Farrell
Haynes AVilliam, caipenter, r. 613 Howard
Haynes William A., steward, stm Onward, r. 703
Greenwich
Haynes. See Hanes and Haines
Hays Ann Mrs., r. 1414 Pine
Hays Ellen, domestic 910 O'Farrell
Hays Fred., wigmaker, 838 Market
Hays John T. (Hays & Gyselaar), r. 1850 Stevenson
Hays William K., molder" Union Iron Works, r. 1133M
Hayes
Hays & Gyselaar (John T. Hays and John Gyselaar) ,
liquor saloon, 824 Kearny
Hays. See Hayes and Heyes
Hayton George C, clerk treasurer's office. Central Pac.
R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 606 Fol
HAY"I\^\RD AL.VIXZA, capitalist, office 224 Cal-
ifornia, r. San Mateo
Hayward George, clerk freight auditor's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 810 Powell
Hayward George B., carrier Morning Call, r. 311 Pine
Hayward Henry M., captain S. S. Newport, r. 201
Eleventh
Hayward Lewis A., driver J. A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Hayward Manuel, hostler, r. 7 Vallejo PI
Hayward Samuel, waiter S. S.Los Angeles, r. 7 Vallejo
PI
Hayward Thomas W., shoemaker, r. 64 West Mission
Hayward William, waiter, r. 140 Minna |
Hayward William B., groceries, 508 Market, r. 1715
Jessie
HAYAVARD'S BUILDING, 415-423 California
Haywood Edwin, clerk Davis Bro8.,r. 745 Market
Haywood George, papercarrier S. F. Call, r. 932
Montgomery
Hayw<iod H. E. Mrs., nurse G31 Geary
Haywood Louisa (widow), r. 1410 Mason
Haywood Samuel, laborer, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Haywood Stjphia (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
Haywood Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Haywood. See Heywood
Hazard Andrew B., woodturner, r. 504 Third
Hazard .\uu (widow), r. 551 Stevenson
Hazard A. R., carpenter Haskell & Bode
Hazard Clement, chief engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 33
Austin
Hazard Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), John T.
McGeoghegau secretary, othce 318 Pine
Hazard John, carpenter, r. 19 Bernard
HAZARD POWDER CO., Thomas H. Selby &
Co. agents, llG-118 California
Hazard Roland R., laundry implements and tailor
irons. 757 Howard
Hazard Wire Rope Manufacturing Co., Davis, Howell
ifc Co. agents, office 302 California, room 5
Hazard. See Hazzard
Hazel John, lather, r. 15 Moss, rear
Hazel John, stevedore, r. 139 Shipley
Hazleton Charles H., dairy produce, Hayes Valley
Market, r. 105 Austin
Hazelton Charles H., manager J. N. Sherburne, r. 235
Oak
Hazelton John, lumberman Pope & Talbot
Hazeltou Samuel, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Hazlett Albert, engineer New City Hall, r. Columbia
House
Hazlett James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill. r. 257
Perry
Hazlett John T., architect, r. 556 Brannan
Hazlett Robert, caudlemaker Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Empire House, cor Sixth Av and M,
South S. F.
Hazlett. See Haslett
Hazzard Andrew, hostler Market St. R. R., r. SE cor
Steiner and Turk
Hazzard Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Natoma and La-
fayette
Hazzard Robert, carpetlayer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 11 William
Heacock Lemuel J., clerk Estee & Boalt, r. 814 Cal
Head Addison E., capitalist, office 68 Nevada Block, r.
1105 Taylor
Head Alexander, carpenter John Hammond, r. 233^
Ritch
Head Edward F., attorney at law, office 47 Montgom-
ery Block, r. Berkeley
Head Edward L., assistant bookkeeper David Conrad,
r. 430 Post
Head Elizabeth Mrs., r. 8 Adair
Head Johnson, captain U. S. Navy, r. 807 California
Head Kate, domestic 100 McAllister
Head Louisa E. Miss, bookkeeper E. Detrick & Co., r.
23;^ Ritch
Head W. Mrs., r. 430 Post
Headley Thomas, carpenter, r. 219 Mason
Headley. See Hedley
Headlight Miuin;,' Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), Andrew W.
Rose Jr. secretary, office 302 Montgomery, room 4
HEADQ,UARTERS MILITARY DEPART-
MENT California, U. S. A., Presidio Reserva-
1 tion
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION
Paiilic. V. S. A., Presidio Reservation
HEALD EDWARD P. (Heald& Woodbury), r. 15
Yerba Buena
Heald F. S., student Barnard's Business College, r.
East Oakland
HEALD 1. A., proptr American Machine and
Model Works, 514 Commercial
Heald Thomas, contractor, r. 317 Third
Heald Thomas C, furniture finisher L. & E. Emanuel,
r. U-21h Howard
HEALD & WOODBURY (Edward P. Heald and
F. C. Woodbury), superintendents Heald's Busi-
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Heald president, Frank C. Woodburv secretarv 2i
Post
HEAUD'S COLLiEGE JOURNAX (monthly),
Heald & Woodbur\- publishers, office 24 Post
HEALD'S TEL.EGRAPH INSTITUTE, 24
Post
Healey Annie (widow) , r. 3G7 Natoma
Healey Bartholomew, milk ranch, W s Bernal, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Healey Benjamin, real-estate agent, office 531 Califor-
nia, room 3, r. 22U5 Larkin
Healey Charles S., hay, grain, wood, and coal, SW cor
Mission and Twenty-niiith, r. California Av, nr
TwentY-ninth
Healey D. A., r. 411 )i Turk
Healey Daniel, r. 260 Clementina
Healey Daniel, watchman, r. 446 Brannan
Healey Dennis, painter John J. Cooney, r. 230 Minna
Heah y Dennis A., boots and shoes, 848 Market, r. 411 Ji
Turk
Healey Edward, shiptarpenter, r. 446 Brannan
Healey Frederick H., teamster, r. 249 Perry
Healey George, teamster, r. Greenwich, nr Fillmore
Healey Henry S., poliieman City Hall, r. 2244 Mission
Healey Hugh, stovemouutt r, r. 30 Natoma
Healey John, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 723 Howard
Healey John, porter, r. 235 Fair Oaks
Healey John, porter WangeLbeim, Sternheim & Co.,
r. 5 Verona PI
Healey John C. barkeeper, r. 818 Howard
Healey Mary Miss, r. 1U14 Market
Healey Morgan, clerk, r. W s Montgomery, nr Lombard
Healey Nellie Miss, domestic, 17 Rincon PI
Healty N. J., Mrs., wax flowers, 1029 Market
HcHky Patrick, laborer, r. 1U14 Market
Healey Patrick, laborer J. Hughes, Pioneer Park
Healey Patrick, liquor dealer, r. 137 Tehama
H. aley Patrick I., shoemaker, r. 1 Hall PI
Healey Patrick J., engineer stm Hope, r. Union City
Healey Peter T., laborer Strong & Co., r. W 8 Beriial,
btt Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Healey Sylvester F., bookkeeper Charles S. Healey,
r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet Capp and Mission
Healey Thomas, hackdriver, r. 115 Webster
Healey Thomas, laborer, r. 249 Perry
Healey Thomas, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Healey William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1020!^ Pac
Healev William, shoemaker, SW' cor Twenty-sixth and
B.-irtlett
Healey William Mrs., fruits and groceries, SW cor
Twenty-sixth and Bartlctt
Healey William J., upholsterer M. L. Wolf, r. 118 Eddy
Healey. See Haly, llealy, and Heley
Healing James (Yates & Co.), r. 561 Tehama
Healih Lift Co., Orlow R. Coe general agent, office
4U2 Kearnv
HEALTH OFFICE CITY AND COUNTY,
124 Geary
Healy A. J., laborer J. M. Waite
Healy Ann (widow), r. 42034 Shipley
HEALY CHARLES S., mining secretary, office
45 Merchants' Exchange, r. 412 Treat Av
Healy Charles T., surveyor, r. 1516 Polk
Healy Daniel, bootmaker, r. 13 McLea Court
Uealy Dennis, cai^penter, r. N 6 Twentieth, bet Noe
and .-anchez
Healy E. J., merchant, r. 2012 Pine
Healy Ellen, domestic Grand Hotel
Healy George J., salesman L. K. Hammer, r. 1209 How
Healy James, r. 546 ,'« Mission, rear
Healy James, druggist and physician, 1910 Market
Healy Janics P., groceries and liquors, SW cor Baker
and Sutter
Healy Jeremiah, laborer J. M. Waite
Healy Jeremiah, laborer Sauthern Pac. E. R. freight
depot, r. 605 Brannan
Healv Jesse (Jesse Healy A: Co.), r. Oakland
HEALY JESSE <Sk CO. (Jesse Healy, and Whit-
ti<^r, Fuller & Co.), proptis Pacific Rubber Paint
C->., office and factory 228-230 Beale, bet Howard
and Folsom **
Healy John, barkeeper, r. 436 Stevenson
Healy John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Healy John, laliorer J. M. Waite
Heoly John, taili r, r. 1321 Larkin
Healy John, wool buyer E. Grisar & Co., r. 321 O'Far-
rell
Healy Joseph, r. 7M Verona PI
Healy Joseph Jr., r. 7 H Verona PI
Healy Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 516 Howard
Healy Mary (widow) , r. 1714 Laguna
Healy iMichael,r. NW cor Buchanan and Page
Healy Michael Jr., painter, r. NW cor Buchanan and
Page
Healy M. J. Mrs., patterns and dressmaking, 805 Miss
Healy P., commission agent and importer, office and
r. 1808 Stockton
Healy Patrick (Healy & Fagen) , r. 332 Bush
Healy Patrick, carrier Morning Call, r. 227 Second
Healy Patrick, laborer, r. 4 Sharp PI
Healy Peter R., seaman, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Healy P. J., carriers. F. Chronicle, r. 1302 Jack, rear
Healy T., restaurant, 12 Stockton
Healy Thomas, shoemaker. 708 Folsom
Healy Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Healv Thomas E., witii T. Healy, r. 708 Folsom
Healy Timothy J. (Healy & Meyer) , r. 2729 Bryant Av
Heal}- William, laborer, r. 2016 Hyde
Healy i*c Meyer (Timothy J. Healy and Samuel Meyer) ,
plumbers and gasfitters. 336 Bush
Healy \ Fagen (Patrick Healy and James Fagen),
l^roptrs City Stables, 332 Bush
Healy. See Haley, Healey, Heley, and Hely
Heaney Annie (widow) . r. 514 Minna
Heancy Jolin (Kane ^ Heauey), r. 514 Minna
Heaney John, policeman City Hall, r. 313 Green
Heaney John P., pharmacist Apothecaries' Hall, r. 449
Minna
Heaney Jlary, domestic 702 Lombard
Heaney Michael, laborer, r. 33^ Zoe, rear
Heauey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 23 i6 Willow Av
Heaney Thomas H., carpenter, r. NW cor McAllister
and Broderick
Heaney William, drayman. 7'28 Sacramento, r. NW cor
Montgomery and Lombard
Heaney William P., jeweler D. W. Laird, r, 449 Minna
Heauey. See Heeuey and Hemy
Heaphy William, boottreer Port-r, Oppenheimer &
Slessinger, r. 1126 Greenwich
Heard Frank, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co.
Heard Frederick, millwright William I. Tustin, r. 741
Market
Hearley Frank T., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 2430
Mission
Hearly James R., salesman Hoffman i Co., r. Ahlborn
House
Hearn Daniel, machinist .Stna Iron Works, r. 510 How
Hearii H.nnah (widow), r. 71 Clementina
Hearn John, carrier Morning Call, r. cor Valencia and
Twenty-fifth
Hearn Mary A. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 571 Howard
Hearn Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.,r. 217 JS
Tehama
Hearne Jeremiah, contractor, r. 415 Minna
Hearon Peter W., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 6 Laskie,
rear
Hearst George, capitalist, office 44 Nevada Block
Heart Basin Mining Co. (Yellowstone District, Wyo-
ming) . John H. Sayre secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 36
Heart Richard, bartender, r. 1516 Hyde
Hearty Bridget, domestic 414 Van Ness Av
Hearty John, groceries and liquors, r. 19 Ohio
Heath Albert, att 'rney at law, office 320 Sansom, r.
149 Ninth
Heatli Albert M., salesman Dunham. Carrigan k Co.,
r. 120 Ellis
Heath Alfred, barber, 208 Brannan
Heath Charles, shipoalker, r. 42 lehama
Heath Charles, waiter Grand Hotel
Heath Cliarles R., bookkeeper, r. 826 Folsom
Heath Charles R., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. Niuete-enth, bet Valencia and Mi.-siou
Heath David N., carriagcmaker, r. 630 Mission
Heath Eugenia A. Miss, oilpainter, r. 815 Stockton
Heath Frank L..r. 14.» Ninth
Heath Frederick W., compositor HoUoway & Briggs,
r. "208 Brannan
Heath, Gallup \ Co. (James A. Heath and James Gal-
lup), shipchandlers, 58 Clay
Heath James, i)lumbef Bush & Scuddor, r. 223 Minna
Heath James, seaman, r. 1017 Battery
Heath James A. (Heath, Gallup k Co.), r. Oakland
Heath John, clerk, r. 826 Folsom
Heath John, painter Josiah Moulton, r. 51G Davis
Heath Nathaniel, mining office, 5/1 Market, r. 1817
O'Farrcll
Heath Patrick, milkdairy, gE cor Sullivan and Jcfifer-
8on
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Keaniy St, opposite the Plaza.
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Heath Richard, second officer stm Amador, Oakland
Ferry
Heath Kichard, stockbroker, r. 112 Kearny
Heath U. W., with I. C. Bateman and H. H. Allen, r.
21'2 Kearny
Heath Thomas, tailor, r. 727 Minna, rear
Heath William D., butcher George Werner, r. 8W cor
Cluy and Polk
Heath. See Heeth.
Heatley Edward D. (Dickson, De Wolf & Co.). r. SW
cor Kearny and Chestnut
Heatly Andrew, engineer, r. 223 Shotwell
Heatt Chark'K, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Heavey Bernard J., Rroceries and liquors, 53 Everett
Heavty Daniel, laborer J. M. Waite
Heavner James, calker, r. 13 Anthony
Hebard Henry A., deputy collector U. S. Internal
Revenue, r. Oakland
Hebb Archib-ild Y., accountant, r. Overlaud House
Hebbard Henry F., r. 1717 Eddy
Hebbard James J., r. 1717 Eddy
Hebbard J. C, attorney at law, office 535 California, r.
1717 Eddy
Heber C, blacksmith, r. 428 Drumm
Heber Frederick, r. 615 Post
Heber William (Heber A: Moller), r. 2008 Taylor
Heber i<c Moller (William Heber and Louis Moller),
gunsmiths, 031 Washington
Heberer Adam, laborer, r.W s Alabama, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-first
Heberer Annie M. (widow), r. W s Alabama, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-lirst
Heberer Philip J., laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Hebert Julian, conductor Central R. R., r. 1002 Tyler
Hebout I ., cook Mrs. L. Drouilhat. r. 509 Pine
Hebrew Benevolent Society, Isaiah Cohn secretary,
office I'A'.i SaL-ruinento
Hebre.v Lilies' Sewing Society, rooms 310 O'Farrell
HEBRKW OBSERVER (weekly). William Saal-
burg editor and proptr, office 622 Clav. room 1
HEBREW ORPHA>f ASYL.UM,E s Devisadero,
bet Hayes an' I Grove
HEBREW THE (weekly), Philo Jacoby publisher
and proptr, office 612 Commercial
HebrL.u Johanna, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
Hebwa Martin, cook Olsen a: Petersen, r. 102 Spear
Hecht Abraham E. (Hecht Brothers & Co.), r. 1119
Van Ness Av
HECHT BROTHERS & CO. (Isaac, Jacob H.,
Abraham E., Louis Jr., and Marcus H. Hecht),
manufs and wholesale leather and findings, and
boots and shoes, 528-.i30 Market, and 27-29 Sutter
Hecht Emanuel, waiter Brenner & Kratt, r. 6 Sonora
Hecht H., r. Park Hotel
Hecht Isaac (Hecht Brothers & Co., and Buckingham
& Hecht), r. 1201 Van Ness Xv
Hecht Jacob H. (Hecht Brothers & Co.), r. Boston
HECHT JOSEPH A., teacher drawing and water
color painting, r. 410 Tehama
Hecht Louis Jr. (Hecht Brothers & Co., and Bucking-
ham k Hecht), r. Boston
Hecht Marcus H. (Hecht Brothers & Co.) , r. 1201 Van
Nfcss Av
Hecht S., satchelmaker, r. 1406 Polk
Heckel William, waiter John Smith, r. 214 Washington
Hecker Jai.-ob, painter, r. 12 Morey Alley
Hecker John L.. tailOr, r.8 Stockton PI
Hecker Louis, frescopainter, r. North German House
Hecker Theodore, cook Ahlborn House, r. 321 Dupont
Heckert William, baker, 009 JacKson
Heckle Xavier, shoemaker Schwerdt & Adler, r. 433
Broadway
Hecknian Elizabeth (widow) , r. 415 Capp
Heckmau Herman H., commission merchant, NE cor I
Davis and Washington, r. 1.5.32 Post
Heckman Thomas, butcher, r. 1064 Howard
Heckmunn Henry, liquor saloon, 26 Turk, r. Califor- |
nia Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth !
Heckner James, steward stm Yosemite I
Hedberg Axel, clerk H. H. Noble & Co., r. 623 Cal
Hedderich C. H., cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger k
Son, r. 1101 Howard
Hedderich Mar;,'uerite Mrs., fancy goods, 1101 Howard
Hedemann William, clerk Riechers k Bolts, r. 039 I
Ellis I
Hedge George H., market, 813 Market, r. 277 Stevenson '
Hedgepeth John, laborer Sanford M. Hills, r. Kearny, I
nr Brfiadway
Hedger Henry A., r. 1014 Tyler I
Hedges Benjamin F.,' freight clerk8. 8. Oregon, r. 909
Bryant
Hedges Charles H., memorandum clerk U. S. Mint, r.
Florence House
Hedges George M., bookkeeper F. B. Taylor, r. 1104
Stockton
Hedges George W., machinist Goss & Adams, r. 1360
Columbia
Hedges Joseph, laborer Atlas Mills, r. 909 Bryant
Hedinger Charles, r. E s Mission, 5J^ miles from City
Hall
Htdley James, molder, r. 10 Stanford
Hedley John, molder William T. Garratt, r. 10 Stan-
ford
Hedley King, actor Baldwin's Theater, r. Colonnade
House
Hedley Thomas, iron molder Pacific Iron Works, r.
10 Stanford
Hedley. See Headley
Kedmau P. L., r. 1027 Dupont
Hedrich John L., shoemaker A. Koenig, r. 174}^ Min
Hed.strom Benjamin, r. NEcor Louisiana and Sierra
Hedstrom John B., heater Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E s
Michigan, nr Shasta
Heeb Philip, cook, r. 6 O'Farrell Alley
Heeck Nicholas, r. 15 John
Hoed Hurry, night clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Heeder John (Heeder & Reichardt), r. 45.> Tehama
Heeder & Reichardt (John Heeder and William Reich-
ardt) , pi'optrs Alhambra Exchange, ;-;25 Bush
Heedy Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Heeg Elizabeth domestic, 31» Fulton
Heegler Godfried, barber Frederick Eichhom, r. 5
Nunan Av
Heenaii Charles P., longshoreman, r. 319 Folsom
Heenan Edward J., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-second,
bet Valencia and Bartlett
Heenan Kate (widow) . laundress, r. 1008 Buchanan
Heenan Mary, domesiic NW cor Scott and Pine
Heeney Anna (widow), proprietress Howard House,
704 Howard
Heeney H. P., comnoission merchant, r. 1222 Pine
Heeney James, drayman, r. Rincon PI, nr Brannan
Heeney James, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
Hieney. See Heaney and Heney
Heeuse C. Leonard (Plato it Heense) , r. 524 Minna
Heer Arnold, steward Junius G. Foster, Clifif House,
r. 437 Fulton
Heer Rudolph, machinist Andrew Frei, r. Railroad
House
Heerdiuk & Co. (John Heerdink) , mannf Richmond
tobacco, 431 Valencia
Heerdiiik John (Heerdink & Co.), and proptr Wheeler
Patent Carpet Beating Machine, 431 Valencia, r.
429 Valencia
Heerdt Peter, butcher Hosea G. Johnson, r. cor Sixth
Av and K, South S. F.
Heermans B. M. Mrs., r. 101 St. Ann's Building
Heerte.v S. C, machinist, r. 34 First
Heesrh John, liquor saloon, 403 Drumm
Heeth Albert, tailor, 423 East, r. 70 Everett
Heter John, wood and coal, 715 Harrison
Hefferiu John, seaman, r. N s Hancock, bet Noe and
Sanchez
Heffernan Alice, dressmaker, r. 427 Fourth
Heffernan J. & Son (James and John) , merchant tail-
ors, 99oUi Market
Heffernan James (J. Heffernan & Son) , r. 31 Linden
Heffernan James, salesman William Bean, r. 545
Stevenson
Heffernan John (J. Heffernan & Son), r. 31 Linden
HelTeruan John, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick
Heffernan John, teamster, r. 49 Clementina
Heffernan John J. (Larue & Heffernan) , r. 338 Fifth
Heffernan Margaret T., tailoress, r. 31 Linden
Heffi man Mary, domestic, r. 1520 Taylor
Heffe. nan Michael, tailor, 622 Clay, room 13, r. 338
Fifth
HEFFERNAN MICHAEL., wholesale and retail
wines and liquois, 223 .Sansom, r. 527 Tyler
Heffernan Michael J., canmaker, r. 31 Linden
Heffernan Owen, broommaker, r. 305 Filbert
Heffernan Ow(-n, tinworkcr, r. Quiucy House
Heffernan Patrick, longslioreman, r. :;05 Filbert
Hefferty William, laborer, r. 551 Mission
Heffron James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hcffron Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Boardman PI
Heffron Sarah M. (widow), r. 2430 Mission
Hefti Balthazar, shipping agent Mexican and Central
American Packets, office 500 Battery, r. Oakland
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Rne, Medium Pine— large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Hefti Matthias, tailor Jacob A. Liindgrun, r. William
Tell House
Hefty John, barber, r. 330 Sutter
Hegan Samuel, bookkeeper George Morrow & Co.
Hegarty John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Hegarty M., seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Hegarty Thomas, bakery, 309 Minna
Hegerty Patrick, shoemaker Isaac Alexander, r. 404
Hegler Henry F., with J. H. Mentz & Co., r. NE cor
First and Brannan
Hegler John H. (E. S. Moulton & Co.), r. 222 Haight
Hegner Edward, confectioner, r. 777 M Mission
Hehemann Frank, driver Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
1217 Stevenson
Heibach George F.', wagoumaker, r. 557 Minna
Heick Christian, boots and phoes, 508 Fourth
HE}ICK "IVIL.I.IAM, apothecary, SE cor Tyler and
Polk, r. 415 Polk f^
Heide John V. D., clerk Henry Neunaber, r. SW cor
Beale and Folsom
Heideman Btrtha, domestic 411 Mason
Heideman Minnie, domestic 539 McAllister
Heider Christopher (Heider & Co.) , r. 923 McAllister
Heider & Co. (Christopher Heider and Philip Hil-
berer) , hairdressiug saloon, 310 Bush
Heidhofl Albert H., groceries and liquors, 16 Eddy
Heiding Conrad, tailor, r. 317 Green
Heidinger Charles, cook, r. 23 Jessie, rear
Heidkamp Conrad, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r.
2019 Folsom
Heidmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fol-
som and Spear
Heidorn H., r. 224 Fourth
Heiduska Ferdinand, jeweler California Jewelry Co.,
r. 1415 Mason
Heigel Albert, plumber, r. SW cor Sanchez and Han-
Heigel Catherine (widow), r. SW cor Sanchez and
Hancock
Height John, jobber and housecleaner, r. 502 Union
Heil Charles, clerk Cheri Bourjade, r. 1509 Dupont
Heil Constantine, liquor saloon, 103 Sacramento
Heilbron Adolph (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), r. Sacra-
mento
Heilbron August (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), r. Sacra-
mento
Heilbron Charles, expressman, SW cor Bush and San-
som, r. 420 Tehama
Heilbronner August (M. Wunsch& Co.),r. 206 Kearny
Heilbronuer Max, bookkeeper Louis Sloss & Co., r.
200 Kearny
Heilbruu Samuel (Held Brothers & Co.), r. 805 Ellis
Heilfroun Bernliard, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 341 Hayes
Heilfronn Julius, barber, 341 Hayes
Heill T. L., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 704 How-
ard
Heilman Charles (Dunker & Heilmau), r. 219 Sutter
Heilmann Henry, agent Harbor View Soap Co., office
NE cor Jackson and Drumm, r. 70s Brannan
Heilmann James H., liquor saloon, NE cor Jackson
and Drumm
Heilmann P. O. A., r. l.'')30 Eddy
Heilmann R. (Lille & Heilmann), r. 708 Brannan
Heim Adam, porter Feigenbaum & Co., r. 211 Chatta-
nooga
Helm Franz, boots and shoes, 121 Dupont, r. 522
O'Farrell, rear
Heim Jacob, milker Heim & Brother, r. Eighteenth
Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Heim John (Heim k, Brother), r. Eighteenth Av,
Hunters Point, South S. F.
Heim John Gottlieb (Heim & Brother), r. Eighteenth
Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Heim L., Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Montgomery
Heim Louise Miss, ironer Gassman's Laundry, r. 813
Filbert
Heim Martin, malster Chicago Brewery, r. 1420 Pine
Heim Philip, porter Leipnitz & Co., r. 813 Filbert,
rear
Heim Thomas, blacksmith, r. 813 Filbert, rear
Heim & Brotlier (John, and Jolin Oottleib) , milk
ranch. Kighteenth Av, Hunter's Point, South S.F.
Heiman Albert L. (Heiman Brothers), t. Windsor
House
Heiman Brothers (Joseph L. and Albert L.),clothiHg
and gents furnlsliing goods, 1028-10'30 Market
Heiman Emma, domestic 1.508 Pine
Heiman E/arhol, tailor, r, 630 Green
Heiman Isador, fruit dealer San Quentin Ferry, r.
114 Jackson
Heiman Joseph L. (Heiman Brothers), r. Windsor
House
Heiman M., r. 1219 Montgomery
Heiman. See Hyman
Heimann Jonas, butcher Michael Deutsch, r. 23 Min
Heimann Michael, carpenter Spear Street Mill, r. 429
Vallejo
HeimburgEmil (Heimburg & Trost), r. 308 Francisco
Heimburg Eva W. (widow) , proprietress Metropoli-
tan Hotel, 516 Pacific
Heimburg Louis, barkeeper Leege & Co.,r. 1527 Dnp
Heimburg & Trost (Emil Heimburg and Louis P.
Trost) . proprts Atlantic Hall saloon, 308 Francisco
Heimele IJalthasar, baker Balthasar Stumpf , r. 226 Pac
Heimrath Joseph, foreman H. Liebes& Co., r. Palace
Hotel
Heims Abraham (Helms Brothers), r. 931 Post
Heimfoth Christian, clerk Barlow J. Smith, r. 635
California
Hein John, laborer, r. Fillmore, nr Moulton
Hein Marcus H., cook stm Sonoma, Jackson St. Wharf
Hein Peter, seaman (estate of), J. B. Piper
Heinburg Hans, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Heice, C. A., r. 536 Sixteenth
Heine Mrs., r. 69 St. Ann's Building
Heine John, laborer Shaw ^^ Sharp, r. IS First
Heine Josejih, watchmaker Glickauf & Newhouse, r.
710 Folsom
Heine Patrick, longshoi-eman, r. 18 First
Heine Samuel, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. cor Seventh
and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Heine William (Heine & Windeler). r. 2001 Polk
Heine William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 18 First
Heine William F., nurse City and County Hospital, r.
TwentT -second, nr Potrero Av
HEINE i^ WINDELER (William Heine and Wil-
liam Windeler), groceries and liquor.s, NW cor
Polk and Pacific Av
Heineberg Benjamin, hides and leather, 49 Clay, r.
837 McAllister
Heineberg Laura Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 332 Tyler
Heineberg Joseph, salesman Schoenholz Bros. & Co.,
r. 332 Tyler
Heineberg Rachel (widow), r. 332 Tyler
Heinecke F. A., r. 100 Steuart
Heinecke Charles W., cooper Sol. Wangenheim & Co., r.
4 Bryant av, rear
Heinecke Julius, proptr Arion House, 13-15 Page
Heinecke William, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eiglith and Bryant
Heineman Eli'is, sausage maker, r. 539 Hayes
Heinemau Harry M. (Heineman & Joel), r. 1919 Sut
Heineman Henry S., paint^jr. 805 V.. Geary
Heineman Hermann, mercHant, r. 7 Francisco
Heineman Jacob, mining prospector, r. 80.; }« Geary
Heineman Joseph, foreman Davis Brothers, r. 805 J^
Geary
Heineman Leo, plumber, r. 805 !« Geary
Heineman & Joel, (Harry M. Heinemau and Albert M.
Joel), manufs neckties, etc., 121 Sansom
Heinemanu Ernest (Heiuemann \- Aschcn), r. 1701
Octrivia
Heinemann Louis, restaurant, 513 'Valencia
Heinemanu & .\sclieu. (Ernest Heinemanu and Ernest
F. Aschen), groceries and liquors, NW cor Bush
and Octavia
Heinemann. See Hyneman.
Heinemeycr Cliarles, clerk Brunjes Bros., r. SE cor
Kearny and Vallejo
Heinimann John M., physician, office NE cor Jackson
and Montgomery, r. 120 Fourteenth
Heinimann Micliael, physician, office NE cor Jackson
and Montgomery, r. 120 Fourteenth
Heinke Edward, night liquorman Bay Sugar Itefinery
Heinlen G. A., attorney at law, office 302 Montgomery,
room 30
Heiuo Emil, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 128 Shipley
Heino Jaci'b, peddler, r. 128 Shipley
Heino Louis, tinsmith Jacob Ahlbach, r. 1'28 Shipley
H'^inpel Herinaun, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Ileiurich Adolph, r. '27 Clara
Heiuricli Rvulolph, cigars, 124 Fourth, r. 812 Folsom
Heius Henry, seaman, r. ('. Jackson
Heins Herman (Heins k Eden), r. N 8 Vallejo, nr Bat
HEINS J. D. tS; CO., groceries, NW cor Fremont
and Folsom
Heins Johanna Mrs., domestic 523 Turk
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at C-EO. L00MI3' Plaza Stores, 706 to 715 Kearny Si
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Heins John, packer Cal. Cracker Co.
Heins John D., (J. D. Heins & Co.), r. 248 Fremont
Heins Martin, cook Harmony Hotel, r. 735 Braunau
Heins Nicholas, florit^t. ^9 (ienry
Heins Peter, clerk William Heiun. r. 123fi Union
Heins William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Union
and Larkin
Heins & Eden (Herman Heins and Jol)n Eden), gro-
ceries and liquors, N\V cor Battery and Vullejo
Heins. See Htinz, Hines, Hinz, and Hyues
Heinsdorft" Gust.'iv, lithO!,'rai)her. r. 300 Tehama
Heinsen H. S., Austrian Benev. tjoc, 71 New Mont
Heinsheimer M., salesman, r, Hackmeier's Hotel
Heinsheimer Simon, salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r.
•217 Post
Hfinsohu Christina Mrs., r. SOfi Brannr.n
Heinsohn Frederick, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Heiusohn H'-rmann, bookkeeper South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. 542 Polk
Heinsohn John H., conductor Central B. R., r. SW cor
Turk and Taylor
Heinsohn TheodHre J. (Hfinsen & Heiusohn), r. SE
I cor Turk and Polk
I Heinsworth Michael, deckhand stm Bay City, Alameda
Ferry \
Heintz Mary (widow), r. 1137 3^ Mission
Heintz Mary Miss, machine operator Buckingham &
I Hecht, r. 1137'^ Mission
I Heinz Charles, waiter Post Street House
I Heinz Christian, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 20
Stockton PI
Heinz Conrad, tinner Hoflfman & Ernst, r. 9 Graham PI
HEIXZ GKORGE, proptr Concordia Hall, 114 Dup
I Heinz Henry, hairdresing saloon, 603 3t> East, r. 1417
Dupont
Heinz Jacob, barber Hock & Perazzo, r. 636 Pacific
Heinz Jacob, butcher John Wiitbrich, r. 415 Geary
Heinz Jacob, porter Wheaton k Luhrs.r. 10 Lick Alley
Heinz John J., r. 20 Stockton PI
Heinz Peter, assistant printer Imperial Photograjih
Gallery, r. 621 Union
Heinz Peter, laborer, r. 9 Graham PI
Heinz Philip, tobacconist, r. 445 Jessie
Heinz. See Heins, Hines, Hinz, and Hynes
Heinze August, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Co., r.
Oakland
Heinze Frederick C, shoemaker, 211 Chattanooga
Heinze Herman, musician, r. 7 Kohler's PI
Heinze Louis, glassblower, 602 California
Heinzeman Ignatz, cabinetmaker, r. 03UBrannan
Heinzman C, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r.
Harmony Hotel
Heise Charles, blacksmith, 219 Sutter
HEISli} CHARLES ED., ship and Custom House
broker, 510 Battery, r. 1020 Vallejo
Heisenebuttel Henry, clerk, r. 2.il Second
Heiser Frederick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Heisse August, shoefitter,r.-224 Stevenson
Heissel Charles C, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 812
Kearny
HelBsenberg Conrad (Heissenberg & Co.), r. 631 Val-
lejo
Heissenberg k Co. (Conrad Heissenberg and Rudolph
Pahlmann), liquor saloon, NW cor Spring and
Summer
Heissntr Frank, contractor, r. 258 Tehama
Heitman Carl, waiter W. A. Asmussen & Co., r. NVV cor
Eighth and Bryant
Heitman Christian (Heitman & Bunger), r. 1000 Bush
Heitman John, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Heitman John F., salesman N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
.■507 Fulton
Heitman Nicholas, drayman N. Van Bergen & Co., r.
307 Fulton
Heitman William, engineer Funcke &'Co., r. 37 Con-
verse
Heitman & Bunger (Christian Heitman and Christian
Bunger) , groceries and liquors, NW corner Bush
and Jones
Heitmann Alwine, liquor saloon, 230 Montgomery Av
Heitmann Henry, salesman J. H. Heitmann k Co., r.
944 Mission
Heitmann Hermann, clerk William Paulsen, NE cor
Eighteenth and Valencia •
Heitmann Herman H., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r.
11 Austin
Heitmann J. H., salesman, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Heitmann J. H. & Co. (John Henry Heitmann and
John H. Kroeger), dry and fancy goods, 720-722
Market
Heitmann John F., machine hand Andrew Frei, r.
Alameda
Heitmann John H. (J. H. Heitman & Co.), r. SW cor
Leavenworth and Ellis
Heitmuller Henry, confectionery and bakery, 1221
Pi. Ik, r. 49-2 Eighth
Heitmuller William, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 2020
Foltom
Heitshu Samuel (Redingt()n& Co.), r.'427 Geary
Heitzeberg .\ristidc, r. 418 Larkin
Heitzeberg George, clerk M. Douigan, r. 418 Larkin
Heit/.eberg Paul, printer, r. 418 Larkin
Heizmau John, watchmaker, 408 Commercial, r. 302
Fell
Helb George, Hyman California Theater, r. 12 Wash
He.b Jacob, cigarmaker Engelbrecht, Fox k Co., r.
1)9 Natoma
Helbiug August (Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.),r. 1414
Sutter
Helbing David, student. Heald's Business College
Helbing Louis, contractor, builder, and plumber, r. 2
Hayward
Helbour John, seaman, r. Western House
Helbrich Paul, cabinetmaker Kr;igen & Geist, r. 620
Brannau. rear
Helbush Frank, clerk Henry Helbush, r.NE cor Polk
and Clay
HEliBUSU HEIVRY," groceries, liquors and cigars,
NE cor Polk and Clay
Held A., locksmith, 521 Pacific
Held Annie Miss. r. 1112 Mason
Held Beruhard (Held Brothers & Co.), r. 614 Sutter
HEi:.D BROTHERS tHi CO. (Bernhard Held and
Ssmuel Heilbruu) , importers and dealers millin-
ery and fancy goods, 1 Sutter, cor Market
Held George, teamster, r.Ns Filbert, nr Webster, rear
Held John, carpenter, r. 1619 Eddy
Held Mary Miss, r. 1112 Mason
Held Simon (Simon Held k Co,), r. 1307 Larkin
Held Simon & Co., importers millinery and straw
goods, 326 Market
Held William, porter E. A. Fargo & Co., r. 1106J4
Pierce
Helen George, superintendent S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory. Black Point
Helen Joseph R., clerk C. V. S. Gibbs, r. 2627 Fol
Helen Pottt-r J., groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk
and California, r. 1503 Polk
Helena Gold Mining Co., James L. Fields secretary,
office 240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
Heley Christopher, painter, r. 8 Adelaide PI
Heley Michael, groceries and liquors. 671 Clementina
Heley. See Uealy and Haley
Helguth Henry, plasterer, r. 3.57 Minna
Helke Adulphus, saddler Charles Helke, r. 777 J^ Miss
Heike Charles, saddler, 618 Mission, r. 777J4 Mission
Helke Keimer Auguste Mrs., r. 777 3^ Mission
Hell Stephen, brewer Philadelphia Brewery
Hell William, barkeeper Frederick Auman, r. (ilO Jack
Uellbeck Charles, machinist, r. 503 O'Farrell
Hellbeck J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 503 O'Farrell
Helleusen Andrew, quartermaster, O. k O. S.S.Aus-
tralia
Hellep Henry, laborer Andrew ;inderdonk
Heller Charhs, boo'.maker, r. W s Gunnison Av, nr
Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Heller Charles L. (Falkeustein k Co.), r. Germany
Heller David, assistant bookkeeper Rosenbaum A: Co.,
r. 117 Jones
Heller Emanuel, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. 615
Leavenworth
Heller Emanuel M.. salesman M. Heller and Bros, r.
ISOI Ociasia
Heller Frank, driver Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Heller J. Mrs, ladies underwear, suits, and cloaks, 315
Dupont, r. 606 Pine
Heller Jane Mrs., dry and fancy goods, 120 Sixth, r.
liOci Pint-
Heller Jonas (M. Heller & Brothers), r. New York
Heller Kupple, r. 1.S27 Howard
HELiLER M. <S£ BROTHERS (Martin, Moses, and
Jonas), importers and .jobbers dry goods, ll'i-114
Sansom
HE1.1jKR MARTIX, president Odd Fellows' Sav-
ings Bank, and (M. Heller & Brothers), r. 1803
Octavia
Heller Moses (M. Heller k Brothers) , r. 119 Jones •
Heller Moses .Jr., salesman M. Heller & Brothers, r.
1801 t)itavia
Heller S. M., First Hebrew Benev. Soc, 643 Sacramento
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Heller William (L. and M. Sachs & Co.), r. New York
i Hellermeyer Peter, teamster, r. 613 Broadway, rear
i Hellier William, r. 260 Stevenson
, Helling Frederick W., real estate, 9 Post, r. 818 Ellis
I Hellins Louis, cook, r. Sacramento Hotel
I Hellmau J., salesman Rosenbaum & Friedman, r.
I Westminster House, 614 Sutter
I Hellmau S. L. (Johnson and Hellman) , r. 189 Sixteenth
I Hellman Solomon, tailor, 102'2 Powell
I Hellmann Anthony C, clerk Hellmann Brothers &
Co., r. 315 Jones
HELLM ANIV BROTHERS 6i CO. (Richard Hell-
mann and Horace G. Hellmann) , commission
merchants and agents Hamburg Board of Under-
writers, Union Bank of Australia, and National
Bank of Australasia, 525 Front
Hellmann Horace G. (Hellmann Brothers &Co.),r.
315 Jones
Hellmann Richard (Hellmann Brothers & Co.), r. 315
Jones
Hellmers Herman, r. 105 Turk
Hellusgeu George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 116 Ninth
Hellwig Christian, buckskin tannery. Twenty-sixth,
bet Howard and Mission
Hellwig Frederick, bakery, SEcorDupontand Morton
Helm George, foreman S. B. Lardner, r. Black Point
Helm John, seaman, r. 'Mi Steuart
Helm Lewis, barkeeper Thompson & Barber), r. 140
Minna
Helm Stephen, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Helm William J., bricklayer, r. 117 Mason
Helman Charles, miner, r. 225 Geary
Helman H. J. Mrs. (widow) , r. 8 Willow Av
Helman John, fireman stm Mare Island, Berkley
Ferry * «.
Helman William M., mining secretary, oflBce 309 Cali-
fornia, rooms 13-14, r. 225 Geary
Helmer Andrew, carpenter, r. Ib2 Page
Helmer Charles, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. S s Sixteenth, bet Hamjishire and Jersey
Helmer Frederick E., laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, r. S 8 Sixteenth, bet Hampshire and Jersey
Helmer John, shipcarpenter, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Helmers Neils S., teacher music, r. 512 Chestnut
Helmke Andrew, stevedore, r. S s Precita Av, bet How-
ard and Mission
HELMKEN J. THEODORE, importer and re-
tail hardware, 510 Kearny, r. 1223 Clay
Helmkeu William C, salesman J. Theodore Helmken,
r. 1223 Clay
Hfliiii'lLh Oscar (Helmrich & Hans(^u), office 304 San
HELMRICH Hi HANSEN (Oscar Helmrich, and
E. Hansen, exchange and bullion brokers, 304 San
Helms Henry W., groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Mission, r. 517 Minna
H(dms John E. A., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Stevenson and Seventh
Helms John F., driver M. A. Mercer, r. 30 Ellis
Helmuth William, cigar manuf, 506 Jackson, r. 518
Valencia
Helrich Paul, planer Pac. Furniture Co., r. 620 Bran
HELVETIA HOTEL., Steiner & Dittmar proptrs,
431-433 Piue
HELVETIA MARINE INSURANCE CO. OF
ST. GALL, Harry W. Syz general agent, office
225 Sausom
HELVETIA SWISS FIRE INSURANCE CO.
OF ST. OALL, Harry W. Syz general agent,
office 225 Sansom
Hely John R., bookkeeper, r. 1902 Broadway
Hely. See Haley, Healey, and Hcley
Henians D., laborer, r. 4 Chatham PI
Heiiiberger Sebastian, cooper, r. U8 Sacramento
Hemenway George W., carpenter, and lamplighter S.
F. Gas Light Co., 1008 Filbert
Hemenway Melville D., nmehini.-t Florence Sewing
Machine Co., 034 Market
Hemenway Sylvester, miner, r. 2429 Buchanan
Hemenway. See Hemnuiiway
Hemingway John, jiroptr West Coast Broom Factory,
NE cor Norwich and Gunnison Av, Bernal Heights
Hemnie Augiist (Riehn, Hemme & Co., and Hemme &
Long, r. 1022 Franklin
Hemme Charles C, assistant bookkeeper Riehn,
Hemme A: Co., r. 1922 Frrnklin
Hemme Louis (Hemme & Renter), r. 921 Geary
UEAIAIE &. LONG (August Hemnie and Salmon
H. Long), manufs Hemme & Long's pianos, fac-
tory S s Washington, bet Van Ness Av and Frank-
lin, warerooms 31 Dupont
HEMME & REUTER (Louis Hemme and Wil-
liam Renter) , bakery and restaurant, 27 Kearny
Hemmelberg Henry, bakery, cor Fourteenth Av and
N, South S. F.
Hemmenway T. F., r. Fern Av, bet Franklin and
Gough
Hemmenway William, carriagepainter Larkins & Co.,
r. 122 Eddy
Hemmenway William P., carpenter,r. Fern Av, bet
Franklin and Gough
Hemmenway. See Hemenway
Hemmingson Jens, cooper D. Bucking, r. 315 Green
HEMPEL HERMANN E., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Scott and Sacramento
Hempel Louis, cook, r. 609 Jackson
Hemphill Edward D., butcher McCauley & Young, r.
610 Octavia
HEMPHILL JOHN REV., pastor Calvary Pres-
byterian Church, r. Grand Hotel
Hempke Louis, cigarmaker, r. 1224 Montgomery
Hems Francis, laborer, r. 19 Scott PI
Henarie Uaniel V. B. (E. Martin & Co.). r. 934 Pine
Heuchlate August, tanner Samuel Bloom
Henchman Nathaniel H. Jr., bookkeeper J. M. Wyatt
& Co., r. 1216 Washington
Henchj' John, liquor saloon, 821 Folsom
Henck Fannie (widow), r. 30 Moss
Hencke Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacitic
Hencke Herman H. (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.),r.
2223 California
Hencke William (Von Ronn & Hencke Bros.), r. 1008
Vallejo
Hencken Claus Mrs. (widow), r. 2300 Mission
Hencken Henry, liquor saloon, 2213 Powell
Hencken Henry C. diivtr, r. 40 Russ
Hencken John (John Hencken & Co.) , r. 332 Sixth
Hencken John c<i Co. (Henry Kirchmann) , fruits and
vegetables, 332 Sixth
Hencken Martin (Henry Brickwedel & Co.), r. 633
Minna
Hencken Martin, clerk Henry Muller
Hencken Martin, driver Hemme & Reuter, r. 901
Bush, rear
Henckes Nicohas, bookkeeper, Martin's Restaurant, r.
732 k' Harrison
Henckes Peter, waiter St. Ann's Rest, r. G O'Farrell
Htndee Upham Mrs., electro-magnetic physician,
office and r. 207 Kearny
Hendclar Jaques, chairniaker, 75 Stevenson
Henderson — ,diy goods dealer, r. 771 Mission
Henderson — , telegraph operator, r. 229 O'Farrell
Henderson Abraham, stockliroker, r. 50H McAllister
Henderson Alexander B., journalist, San Francisco
Chronicle, r. 11 Glen Park Av
Henderson Alexander H.. poiiceman City Hall, r. 614
Ellis
Henderson Alfred G., clerk A. D. Smith, r. 500 Eddy
Henderson Andrew, r. 1001 Hyde
Henderson Archibald, blacksiiiith, r. 547 Mission
HENDERSON BROTHERS (James and Ed-
ward), stonecutters. Odd Fellows' Cemetery
Henderson l.'harles, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Henderson Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Henderson David, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 842
Clay
Henderson David, stockbroker, r. 508 McAllister
Henderson D. M., bookkeeper Sather & Co., r. Oakland
Henderson Duncan (Henderson it Thompson), r. 1633
Mission
Hendersim Edward (Henderson Bros.), r. S 8 Point
Lobos Av, bet Parker and Johnson avs
Henderson F. M. Miss, r. 177 Sixteenth
Henderson Frank (Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist), r.
506 Eddy
Henderson Frederick D., r. The Baldwin
Henderson George M., driver Market St. R. R. r. 1430
Turk
Henderson Harris, r. 508 McAllister
Henderson Henry, laborer Ki.sdon I. and L. Works
Henderson Henry, machinist Pacific liolling Mill, r.
E 8 Louisiana, nr Shasta
Henderson Henry, mate schr Montana, Green Street
Wharf •
Henderson Hf-nry. seaman, r. .37 Pacific
Henderson I. L. (widow), r. 401 Fifth
Heiiderson James (Henderson Bros.), r. S s Point
Lobos Av, bet Parker and Jolmson avs
Henderson James, hunbernian, r. 110 Berry
Henderson James, ship steward, r. 623 Davis
Henderson James L. machinist, r. 38 Hill
Bullock Si Jones, 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
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Henderson James S., gardener Golden Gate Park, r.
4r)0 fweutieth
Henderson J. C, chief engineer S. S. Oregon, Oregon
S. S. Co.
HendiTsou J. Frederick, salesman Joseph Flgel, r.
74:t Pine
Hendtrsoa John, r. 638 Post
Henderson John, bookkeeper Andrew J. Learj-.r. 1232
Green
Henderson John, compositor Winterburn & Co., r.
]'.»16 Taylor
HendeiRon John, instnimentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 1S08 Powell
Henderson John, roaster mariner, office 330 Pine,
room 47. r. 1137 Ellis
Henderson John, merchant, r. 448,'<; Third
Henderson John, seaman, r. 41.5 East
Henderson John Jr., wood and coal, 117 O'Farrell, r.
Il:i7 Ellis
Henderson JohuT., cigar dealer, r. 12 Ellis
Henderson John W., boot and shoemaker 1904 Polk, r.
2312 Gough
Henderson K., r. 18 Fair Oaks
Henderson Lincoln E., operator Thomas H. Jones &
Co., r. 2(>33 Mission
Henderson Lizzie Miss, r. 1001 Sutter
Henderson SI. A., r. 11 Glen Park Av
Henderson Mamie F.. clerk stationery department
Southern Pac. R. R., r. 177 Sixteenth
Henderson Mary J. Miss, assistant Fourth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 141D Howard
Henderson Robert, boilermaker, r. 12 Jessie
Henderson Roy,r. 401 Fifth
Henderson Samuel L., salesman Albert H. Bowen, r.
5u2 Valencia
Henderson Thomas, longshoreman Allen & Young, r.
1414 Kearny
Henderson Thomas D., porter, r. 1119 Twenty-first
Henderson Thomas H., secretary Renton Coal Co.,
oflice 22 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Henderson Wallace B., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Gran-
ada
Henderson Walter, r. 12 Polk ,
Henderson William, r. 22 Taylor
Henderson William, r. 118 Post
Henderson William, local agent Union Insurance Co.,
r. 1014 Powell
Henderson William, mariner, r. 7 Yerba Buena
Henderson William, porter Brunswick House
Henderson William A., clerk, r. 716}^ Grove
Henderson William J., hairdresser Lampe Brothers,
r. 12 Sixth
Henderson & Thompson (Duncan Henderson and John
I) . Thompson) , blacksmiths and carriagemakers,
SE cor Mission and Twenty-fourth
Hendley Aaron C. (Heywood & Hendley) , r. 19 Pros-
p.ct PI
Hendley Henry, engineer stm Mare Island, r. Berkley
Hendrick Hattie P. Miss, dressmaker, r. 041 Minna
Hendrick Edwin S., waiter Rnss House
Hendrick Liberty S., porter Russ House
Hendrick Matilda (widow), r. (ill Minna
Hendrick Thomas, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran
Hendricks , r. .521 Pacific
Hendricks Elizabeth C, lurniehed rooms, 101 Grove
Hendricks Henry, painter, r. 333 Vallejo
Hendricks Henry G., blacksmith Phelps Manuf. Co.,
r. 1003 Mason
Hendricks James W., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 624 Fourth
Hendricks William, bookkeeper, r. 232 Jessie
Hendrickaon Annie, domestic 509 Harrison
Hendrickson Caroline, domestic 904 Jackson
Hendrickson Charles, seaman, r. 9 Zoe
Hendrickson George R,, painter W. E. CoUyer, r. 44>j
Zoe
Hendrickson John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Hendrickson Martin, seaman, r. 2fi Sacramento
Hendrickson Mary Miss, nurse S. F. Lying-in Hospital
and Foundling Asylum, r. 913 Tyler
Hendrickson Olaus, deckhand revenue cutter J. H.
Hartley, Front St.Wharf
Hendrickson William, capitalist, r. 25 South Park
Hendrie Edwin B., r. 506 Powell
Hendrie James, oiler O. & O. S. S. Australia
Hendrillan Michael, laborer J. ^l. Waite
Hendry Charles J. (Coffin & Hendry), r. 2514 Sutter
Hendry Ellen M. (widow) , r. 4 Hernn
Hendry J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Hendry John Mrs. (widow), r. 1025 Filbert
Hendry John J., mining superintendent Santa Mina
G. M. Co., oflice 405 California, r. Bodie, Mono
Co., Cal.
Hendry Maggie Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 314 Brannan
Hendry R.. boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Hendry Rebecca B, (widow), r. 440)^ Twenty-second
Hendry William, blacksmith Hendry & Co., r. 314
Brannan
Hendry William M. (Hendry & Co.) , r. 314 Brannan
Hendry & Co. ( William M.Hendry , and Joseph A. Reid) ,
ship and steamboatsmiths, 26 Folsom
Hendy George macliiuist, r. 113 Fifth
Heudy Georgie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Finn, r. 1921
Stockton
Hendy James, teamster Root & Sanderson, r. 1921
Stockton
Heudy John, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 113 Fifth
HENDY JOSHUA, manuf and dealer quartz mill
machinery, jiatent ore feeder and concentrator,
NE cor Mission and Fremont, r. 113 Fifth
Hendy Michael (Welch & Hendy), r. 604M Jessie
Hendy Samuel, r. 513 Folsom
Hendy Sarah Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Ralph, r. 1921
Stockton
Hcners James, clerk Anthony Cletchack, r. 133 Fifth
Hencry Robert, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., r. 247
Sixteenth
Henery Samuel, chief engineer Colorado 8. N. Co.,
Washington St.Wharf
Henei-y Wilbur S., assistant engineer stm City of Stock-
ton, r. 132 First Av
Henery William, assistant engineer stm Mary Garratt,
r. Stockton
Henery William, laborer Central Pac. R. R., freight
depot, r. 270 Jessie
Heney Daniel, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co., r.
623 Stevenson
Heney E., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Heney Frank J., teacher mathematics Lincoln Evening
School, r. 021 Fell
Heney Julia Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 621 Fell
Heney Lena Miss, r. 621 Fell
Heney LibbieS., assistant Turk Street Primary School,
r. 621 Fell
Heney Mark A., clerk William J. Heney & Co., r. 023
Stevenson
Heney Martin, shoemaker, r. 20 Hunt
Heney Patrick, stevedore Black Diamond Coal Co., r.
23 M \Mllow
Heney Richard (William J. Heney & Co.), r. 621 Fell
Heney Richard, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
623 Stevenson
Heney Richard Jr. (William J. Heney & Co.). r. 225
Page
Heney Sarah, carpetsewer, r. 623 Stevenson
Heney William J. (William J. Heney & Co.),r. 1614
Turk
HENEY WIIil^IAM J. & CO. (Richard Heney,
and Richard Heney, Jr.), furniture, bedding, car-
pets, etc., 725 Market
Heney. See Heahey
Hengden , r. 106 Post
Hengland Ewald, deckhand Tug £tna,f MiBsion St.
Wharf
Henicke Soi)hie (widow), r. 2207 Pine
Henig Otto, teacher music, r. 703 Polk
Heuiun John B., manager Lattiu Spring Bed Mantlfac-
turing Co., 1029 Market
Heuke Henry (Hcnke & Urewes) , r. N s Twenty-fonrth,
bet Utah and Potrero Av
Henke & Drtwes (Henry Henke and Henry Drewes),
butchers, cor Twenty-fourth and Potrero Av
Henkel Edward, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Henkeltey Anna Mrs., r. 29 Geary
Heukenius J. C, draftsman U. S. Surveyor General'!
Office, r. '2212 Bush
Henley James, clerk, r. 761 H Howard
Henley John, coppersmith Wagner & Todt, r. 18 Moss
Henley Patrick, bootmaker, r. 10(iO Howard
Henley Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Heuly John Mrs. (Manchester & Heuly), r. 317 Third
Henu George, teamster Rider, Somers & Co., r. 8W
cor Hush and Devisadero
Henn Julius, barkeeper Joseph Straub, r. 21 Sixth
Henn William , waiter Westerl'eld & Page, r. 14 Eleventh
Henn William O.. clerk Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 2502
Clay
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A.NDEIIS01T & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HEN
420
HEN
Hennan Bernard, longshoreman, r. 150 Steuart
Henne William, cider manuf Sol. Wangeuheim & Co.,
r. r213 York
Henneberry John, r. 702 ElliB
Henneberry Martin M., molder Golden State and Mi-
ners' Iron Works, r. U Oak Grove Av
Henneberry Michael, r. 702 Ellis
Henneberry Thomas, laborer freight dept Ce ntral
Pac. K. K.
Hennebery Andrew, laborer, r. 9 Gaven
Hennebtry Thomas, Iron Molder's Union, 713 Mission
Hennebery William, policeman City Hall, r. 323 Te-
hama
Heneke Philip, baker William Poehlman, r. 14 Downey
Hennekin Joseph, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
1707 Broadway
Hennesberg Martin, fireman, r. 556 Brannan
Hennessey Ella Miss, dressmaker, r. 26 Clementina
Hennessey Emma Miss, coverer D. Hicks & Co., r. 127
Minna
Hennessey Frank, paperhanger, r. 8 Dupont
Hennessey H., jjurser Pacific Mail S. S. China
Hennessey James, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Hennessey James, varuisher Andrew Frei, r. 2723
Bryant
Hennessey John, carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Hennessey John, laborer, r. 302 Beale
Hennessey John, laborer, r. SE cor First and Mission
Hennessey John A., wood and coal dealer, 1014 Minna
Hennessey John F,, printer S. F. Stock Report, r. 210
Eighth
Hennessey Katherine Miss, nurse, r. 26 Clementina
Hennessey Katie Miss, domestic 732 Shotwell
Hennessey Margaret (widow), r. 718 Brannan
Hennessey Margaret Miss, nvirse, r. 26 Clementina
Hennessey Mary (widow), r. 26 Clementina
Henuesst-j' Michael, longshoreman, r. 13 Frederick
Hennessey Michael, shoemaker Lo<iis Silverstein, r.
cor Pacilic and Battery
Hennessey Patrick, livery stable, 765 Mission, r. 507
Sixth
Hennessey Peter, specie boxmaker, 510 Front, r. 2719
Bush
Hennessey Thomas, proptr Mason's Tannery, NW cor
Santa Clara and Missouri, r. W s Santa Clara, nr
Missouri
Hennessey William, longshoreman G. H. Whitney,
Pier 10. Steuart
Hennessey William F.. longshoreman, r. 270 First
Heunessy Andrew, marblecutter, r. 8 Antonio
Hennessy Charles, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Hennessy Dennis, carpenter and builder, r. 934 How
Hennessy Dennis, tailor, 142 Second, r. 174 Clementina
Hennessy E. Miss, r. 313 Eddy
Hennessy Edward, cooper, r. 43 Natoma
Hennessy Francis P., landscape painter, r. W s Scott,
nr Greenwich
Hennessy James, manager Retailers' Mercantile
Agency, 608 Market, room 16
Hennessy James, paperhailger George W. Clark, r. 23
Ash Av
Hennessy James, plasterer, r. 34 Kate
Hennessy James, waiter Cochran k Sam, r. cor First
and Minna
Hennessy John, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. B., r.
Shotwell, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Hennessy Lizzie Miss, hairdresser, r. 628 Minna
Hennessy Maurice, r. 24 Miller PI
Hennessy Maurice (Union Tanning and Currying Co.) ,
r. West Oakland
Hennessy Michael, cooper, r. 108 Clinton
Hennessy Michael, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.,
r. ibr, First
Hennessy Micliael, teamster, r. 25 Nutoma
Hennessy Nellie, r. 220 Third
Hennessy Hi chard, r. 1624 Clay
Hennessy Thomas, teamster, r. 37 Ji Freelon
Hennessy William, janitor Mission Grammar School,
r. 1929 Howard
Hennet Lewis, machinist Justin J. Graff, r. C07J4 Min
Henney Charles W., seaman, r. 1217 Kearny
Heuney Henry, barkeeper Henry Grimm, r. 14
Lewis
Henney. See Henny
Hennicker Nicholas, r. 4 Hartmnn
Hennig John G., laundry, N 8 Chestnnt, bet Broder-
ick and Baker
Hennigan Patrick, deckhand Oakland Ferry ,'r.iClipper
Hotel
Henuiken A. C, r. 40J^ Geary
Henning Adolph, laborer Martenstein & Deming, r. 7
Bernard
Henning Henry O., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
721 Lombard
Henning Howard, machinist Levison Bros., r. 813
Hyde
Henning John, barkeeper, r. 18 First
Henning John, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. S s Chan-
nel, nr Seventeenth
Henning Lizzie E. Miss, teacher music, r. 721 Lomb
Henning M. Mrs. (widow), r. 430}^ Shipley
Henning Otto, foreman Pac. Kerosene Works, r. 721
Lombard
Henning William, r. 6 Channel
Hennings Frederick, porter stm Julia, r. 2 Caroline
HenniugsK.ite, domestic 1006 Van Ness Av
Hennings Martin Augustus, ussist.°.nt storekeeper Cen-
tral Pac. R. R. steamers, 30 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Henuingsen Anthony, with Soren Larsen, r. 2.52 Ritch
Henniugsen Hans, cigars and tobacco, 800 Market, r.
302 O'Farrell
Henning.sen Peter, seaman S. S. Monterey, r. 120 Jack
Henny A., Lumbermen's Pro. Unio«, 71 New Mont
Henny John, liquor dealer, r. cor Yolo and Nebraska
Henny. See Henney
Henquinet Peter J., bootfitter, r. 4 Virginia PI
Henratta John, rancher, r. cor Sixteenth Av and G,
South S. F.
Henrehan John, extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D..
r. 42 Tehama
Henreorre Gustave, molder City Iron Works, r. 662
Bryant
Henrich Peter, brewer, r. 17 Downey, rear
Henrichs Frank, cook George Tetner, r. 308 Pacific
Henrichs Gustave, teacher music, r. 1627 Sacramento
Henrichs. See Hinrichs
Henrichsen Charles, bartender Thomas Koswick, r. 9
Brannan
Henrici Ernest, manufacturing jeweler and diamond
setter, 423 Pine,r. 620 Gr.>ve
Henrickson Benjamin, capitalist, r. 328 Kearny
Heurickson Theodore, sashmaker Excelsior Planing
Mills, r. 9>i Oak Grove Av
Henrie Augustju. laundryman, r. 18M Lafayette PI
Henrie Emil, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1112
Kearny
Henrietta John, clerk, r. 1302 California
Henrietta Gravel Mining Co. (Oroville, Butte Co.), J.
M. BufUngton secretary, office 309 California,
room 4
Henricksen B. E., architect P. Huerne, r. 328 Kearny
Henrigiaes Joseph S., porter W. E. Dean, r. 1510 Mason
Henrioulle H., witlj J. M. Lliez, r. 1120 Dupont
HenriouUe Jean, bartender Gailhard Hotel, I'lO" Pine
Henriques David, stockbroker, otfice 314 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 331 Kearny
Henrisen Henry, laborer, r. 10 Berry
Henrix Edward, master mariner, r. 215 Seventeenth
Henry Adulph, cigarmaker Mavrisch Bros. & Co., r.
29 Clara
Henry Andrew J., clerk Cosgrove & Co., r. 115 Powell
Henry C. A., r. 313 Eddy
Henry Charles, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Henry Charles A., manager Scandinavian Irrigated
Colony, office 411 Washington, r. 1711 Stockton
Henry Clementina (widow), r. 417 Sutter, rear
Henry Daniel, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Henry David W., imi^orter music b >xes, and watch-
maker and jeweler, 226 O'Farrell
Henry Edward, engineer St. Mary's Hospital
Henry Elizabeth (widow), r. 2103 Hyde
Henry Emil, machinist, r. N s Dunn Alley
Henry E. Smith, teamster Industrial School
Henry F. Miss, assistant Bernal Heights School, r.
532 Geary
Henry Frederick, r. 518 Howard
Henry F. T., caj^t lin bark California, oiBce 18 Howard
Henry George, brushmnker John A. Ford, r. W s Mis-
sion, nr Thirty-first
Henry George J., cashier D. M. Eosmer & Co., r. 2219
Steiner
Henry George S., receiver Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 528
Pine
Henry Henry A. Rev., r. 115 Olive Av
Henry H. F., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hei^ry James T., proptr Bay State Oyster House, 7
Stockton
Henry John, brewer Noethig & Turk, r. 1839 M ission
Henry John, driver E. E. Harvey, r. Bernal Heights
Henry John, hostler, r. NW cor Third and Townsend
BULLOCK & JOlTcBS, 105 Montsomery St, Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
HEN
421
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Henry John, hostler Thomas Kelly, r. 33 Fourth
Henrj- John, nurse Home of Inebriates, r. 31H Minna
Heiirv John, paver Superintendent of Streets, r. (iS
First
Henry John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Henry John P., hatter, r. 528 Folaom
Henry Joseph, peddler, r. 515 Grove
Henry Joseph, jiorter, r. 1510 Mason
Henry Joseph, wholesale wood and coal, India Dock,
r. 1115 Steiner
Henry Kate Miss, r. 22 Larkin
Henry Levi J., physician, office and r. 1500 Mission
Henry Lorenzo, pressman Alta California Job Office,
r. 510 Vowell
Henry Margaret (widow) , r. 32 Clementina
Henry Mary (widow) , varieties, W s Mission, nr Thir-
ty-flrst
Henry Mary Mrs., r. 70 Minna
Henry Michael, fireman, r. 103 Pacific
Henry Murdoch, driver C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 47 Ritch
Henry O., dairyman, r. (ilH California
Henry Patrick, expressman, r. E s Green, bet Powell
and .Mason
Henry Robert, boilermaker, r. 23 Welsh
Henry Robert, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., r. 247
Sixteenth
Henry Robert J., seaman, r. 410 Folsom
Henry Samuel, furniture, 1043 Howard
Henry Samuel, pictures, frames and mirrors, 20 Post,
r. 30« Eighteenth
Henry Saniuel H., attoi-ney at law, office 708 Mont-
gomery, r. Decoto, Alameda Co.
Henry Sarah E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 410 Kearny
Henry S. J., salesman Joshua Hendy, r. 51 Fremont
Henry Stewart, whitener. r. 418 Fell
Henry Thomas, laborer Columbia Foxindry, r. S s
Twenty-eighth, nr Church
Henry Thomas, laborer J. M. Comerford
Henry William, coachman '\^^ Carmen, r. 410 Post
Henry William, hostler, r. 373 Brannan
Henry William, laborer, r. 266 Stevenson
Henry William, laborer, r. 270 Je-sie
Henry William, ship clerk, r. 1337 Dupont
Henry William, tailor, 141 Third
Henry William, toll collector MissionBay Bridge Co.,
r. -20 Pearl
Henry William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1202 Powell
Henry William, waiter William Kornech, 247 Second
HENRY 'W. WARNER (W.Warner Henry k Co.) ,
and proptr Baldwin's Restaurant, 519 Clay, r. 6
Hope-ton Terrace
HENRY W. WARNER & CO., jobbers gro-
ceries and provisions, 421 Clay
Hensehkel Robert Mrs., r. 240!» Clay
HensL-hen John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Steiner
Hensel Frederick, cutler Will & Finck, r. 522 Filbert
Heusel Henry, miner, r. 1232 Dupont
Hensel Peter, waiter, r. 223 Jessie
Hensen Hans P. (Hensen & Nelson) , r. SW cor Main
and Harrison
Hensen & Nelson (Hans P. Hensen and Gustave Nel-
son), liquor saloon, SW cor Main and Harrison
Henshaw H., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Henshaw Joshua S. (Henry A. Benjamin & Co.) , r. G08
Pine
Henshelwood Thomas R. (Doane & Henshelwood) , r.
2716 Sacramento
Hensing John, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadcu-
feldt, r. 20 Everett
Hensi-g Otto, r. 1114 Pacific
Hensler A. (Buss & Hensler) , r. 203 Treat Av
Hensler Jacob, driver Buss & Hensler, r. 209 Treat
Av
Hensley Fredeiick C, driver Empire Brewery, r. 2021
Mason
Hensley William D., policeman City Hall, r. 422
Greenwich
Henson Christiana, domestic 1024 Jackson
Hensim William T., miner, r. 1630 Sacramento
HENT REUBEN W., attorney-at-law, office 005
Clay, rooms 16-17, r. 524 Pine
Hentmaiin Oscar, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Folsom, nr First
Hentiich Lewis (HeuTich k Thyarks), r. 1012 Leav
Hentrich & Thyarks (Lewis lieutrich and George
Thyarks), packers, wholesale and retail dealers
hams, lard, pork, smoked beef, etc., 513-515 Front,
and 1-5 San Francisco Market
Hentschel Charles, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 213 Pros-
pect PI
HENTZ AUGUSTUS H., liquor saloon, NW cor
McAllister and Hyde, r. 412 Minna
Hentz Mary Mrs., r. 120 Fourth
Hentzell Augustus J., waiter, r. 036 Jessie bet Seventh
and Eighth
Hentzell John, salesman L. Edward Clawson, r. 812 Jj
Valencia
Hentzell Peter J., marblepolisher S. F. Steam Marble
Works, r. 636 Jessie
Henz Conrad, malster Hermann Zwieg, r. 608 Bryant
Henze Louis, laborer, r. E .s Billing's PI, nr Green-
wich
Henze Levi, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Henzel George L., electrician, r. 8 HoUis
Henzel John, baker Vienna Model Bakery, r. 609 Jack
Hepburn , r. 33 Fifth
Hepburn A. Mort, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. Oakland
Hepburn Andrew, carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r.
926 Mission
Hepburn Joseph, mechanical draughtsman and engi-
neer, 214 Sansom, room 29, r. Oakland
Hepburn W., carpenter, r. 926 Mission
HEPBURN WARO A., commission merchant
and purchasing agent, 309-311 Sac, r. Oakland
Hepp George, boots and shoes, 136 Montgomery Av,
r. 525 Union
Heppner JohnO., clerk general auditor's office,Central
Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
Hepworth Susan B. Mrs., seamstress protestant Or-
phan Asylum
Herald Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 7
Berber John, wines and liquors, 527 Kearny, r. 1007
Stockton
Herber William (William Berber & Co. ),r. Lick House
HERBER WULLIA 31 >Si CO., importers Havana
tobacco and cigars, '222-224 Battery
Herberger Charles VV., upholsterer Alexander Jansen,
r. 446 Natoma
Herbert .carpenter, r. 106 Post
Herbert Andrew, teamster, r. 336 Vallejo
Herbert Chris, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Herbert Edward, r. 707 Pine
Herbert Edward, tailor, r. 528 Bush, rear
Herbert Helen (widow), r. 13 Auburn
Herbert Helen Miss, domestic, 13 Auburn
Herbert Helena Miss, domestic 1026 McAllister
Herbert Helena A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 909 Post
Herbert John, plasterer, r. 636 Natoma
Herbert Mary Miss, dressmaker W. Gerbie, r. 636 Na-
toma
Herbert Morris, laborer, r. 261 Tehama
Herbert Pinkey Miss, cigarmaker E. Eisenberg &
Brother, r. 92(i Pacific
Herbert Richard H., carpenter and builder, 17 Stev
Herbert William (D. Allman & Co.), r. 323 J^ Bdwy
Herboldt.\., r. Prescott House
Herbring H., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r. 561
Stevenson
Herbst Adoli^h, principal South Cosmopolitan Gram-
mar School, r. 615 Jones
Herbst Charles (G. Dockendorff & Co.) , r. Belmont
Herbst Francis, tailor, 1623 Eddy
Herbst H., machinist, r. 18 First
Herbst Justus, watchmaker and jeweler, 127 Second
Herbst Louisa Mrs., bakery ami confectionery, 127
Second
HERCUL.es mining CO. (Amador Co.. Cal.),
Calvert Meade secretary, office 324 Pine, room 9
HERCUL.E8 POWDER WORKS, Central Road
nr Fourth Av, John F. Lohse secretary, office 314
California
Herd Josephine Miss, domestic 309 Van Ness Av
Herd. See Hurd
Herding C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Herdmann Lewis, deckhand stms Oakland and El Cap-
itan, Oakland Ferry, r. SW cor Pacific and East
Herdrihan Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hereford William S., M. D., assistant secretary Board
of Health, r. 328 Geary
Herel Daiiiel J., cigarmaker, r. 421 Sixtl'i
Heren John, carrier Call, r. NW cor Valencia and
Twenty-fifth
Herendeen J. P.. master mariner, r. 528 O'Farrell
Hereth George, cigarmaker, r. 113 Stockton
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Thiri
ANDESSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Hergen James, glazier, r. 231 Fifteenth
Hergen James, Jour. Shipwrights'Assn, 71 New Mont
Hergens Frank, paper can ier,r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Noe
Hergens Frederick, S. F. Turn Verein, 323 Turk
Herget John, gunsmith, r. 1907 Hyde
Heril Michael, housemover. r. 1026 Alabama
Heriug Charles, saddlery and harness, 2212 Mission
Bering Daniel, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Hering Michael, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
lu, Steuart
Hering Morris, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10.
Steuart
Heringer Henry A., decorator, r. 404 Capp
Heriuger John C. Jr., bookkeeper Henry M. Blumen-
thal, r. 2234 Post
Heringhi Aaron, clerk John Franklin, r. 1622 Howard
Heringhi Bernardo, real -estate agent, office 422 Mont-
gomery, r. 1022 Howard
Heringhi Charles S., salesman Hueter Brothers & Co.,
r. 1022 Howard
Heringhi Edward, stockbroker, office 422 Montgom-
ery, r. 1622 Howard
Heriot James K., bookkeeper Rouse & Laws, r. 1713
Leavenworth
-Heritage John, bookkeeper West Evans, r. N s Colum-
bia, nr Valencia
' Heritage John L., cooper Hogan & Co., r.Ns Columbia,
ur Yaleniia
Herkenham Charles (StaiTelbach & Herkenham) , r.
108 Steuart
Herkins Patrick, laborer, r. 319 Tehama
Herkner James W., steward stm Yosemite, r. 1408 Hyde
Herl Uwen, laborer, r. 611 Minna
\ Herlihy Dennis, bottler Boca Brewing Co., r. 712 Lin-
! den, Oakland
i Herlihy Edmund, horseshoer and blacksmith, 909
Battery, r. X s Vallejo, ur Sansom, rear
Herlihy Jeremiah, seaman, r. 129 Folsom, rear
Herlihy John, coalpasser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
1 tory, Black Point
I Herlihy John, contractor, r. 202 Twenty-third
1 Herlihy John, laborer, r. 1310 Filbert
■ Herlihy John Jr.. carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 1316 Filbert
1 Herlihy John Jr., market, NW cor Twenty-third and
Columbia
Herlihy Mary, burler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
I r. 1310 Filbert
Herlihy Maurice, jinitor St. George's Grammar
' School, r. 311 J<i Eighth
Herlihy Patrick, laborer Central Pac. K. R. freight
depot, r. 20 Garden
' Herlihy P. H., second assistant engineer Pacific Mail
I S. S. City of Tokio
Herlihy Richard, teamster, r. 1320 Filbert
1 Herlihy Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
! Francisco
' Herlin Peter A., tailor, r. 200 Tehama, rear
' Herling L., cigarmukir, r. 340 Fourth
i Herliug Lou:.«, horseshoer Michael Kelly, r. 243
Eighth
Herlitz Hermann, seaman, r. 1039 Folsom
[ Herlitz Robert, with Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co.,
I r. 1039 Folsom
1 Herman A., clerk, r. GJ^ Cleaveland
Herman Alexander, with Martin Herman, r. 242 Mont
Herman Alfred, jeweler, r. 1027 Pacific
Herman Alfred Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1027 Pacific
Herman Andrew, bookkeeper Howe Sewing Machine
Co., r. 400 Eddy
Herman Andrew, deckhand stm Express, r. 114 Wil-
liam
Herman Annie, housekeeper International Hotel
Herman Benjamiu. butcher, r. 1217 Geary
Herman Calriz, compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 713
Filbert
Herman Charles, porter Harbor View House, r. 8W
Beach and Broderick
Herman Charles, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Herman Edward, carpenter, r. 152 Steuart
Herman Hugh, bellman Occidental Hotel
Herman Isaac (Morris Levy .vc Co.) , r. 42 Jackson
Herman John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
1014 Union
Herman John, waiter S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Herniaii Levi, tailor, r. 110 Shipley
H£RMA\' MAKTIX, Btockbroker, 242 Montgom-
ery, r. 612 Van Ness Av
Herman Mathias, laborer J. M. Waite
Herman Michael, second cook A. E. Swain, r. 339
Jessie
Herman Philip, farmer, r. 1007 Clay
Herman Rudolph, proptr Harbor View House, SW cor
Tonquin and Baker
Herman Stephen, clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. 036 Sac-
ramento
Herman There.5a Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo-
politan Primiiry School, r. 1812 Fillmore
Herman Thomas, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Herman William, oysterman A. W. Manning, r. 50 3i
Ritch
Hermann Anton, cook, r. n Montgomery Court
Hermann Bernhard, market, 801 Geary
Hermann C. ( widow), r. 204 Sutter
Hermann Charles, clerk G. M. Runge, r. SW cor
Union and Octavia
Hermann Charles C, importer French silks, office
and r. Gailhard Hotel
Hermann Hotel, Conrad Mundelius proptr, 630 Bran
Hermann Jacob S.. assistant bookkeeper Auselmo
Ramon, r. 110 Shipley
Hermann John, deckhand stm Alice Garratt. Wash
ingtonSt. Wharf
Hermann John, moroccofinisher Cornelius O'Don-
nell. r. 24 Br-innan
Hermann Joshua, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Hermann Levi, cigars and tobacco, 242 Sixth, r. 116
Shipley
Hermann Lucien, mining secretary, office 220 San-
som, room a. r. Palace Hotel
Hermann 61. waiter Grand Hotel
Hermann Mary, domestic, r. 1031 Harrison
Hermann Melville, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt & Co., r.
1812 Fillmore
Hermann Peter A., contractor and builder, office 35
Post. r. 2020 Folsom
Hermann Theodore (Theodore Hermann & Co.) , r. 630
Washington
Hermann Theodore & Co., birds, shells, and curiosi-
ties, 030 Washington
Hermann Wilhelm, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hermann. See Hei rman and Herrmann
Hermans Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hermansen Herman, clerk RudoliJh J. Techau, r. 952
Howard
Hermers Adolf, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Guerrero and Fourteenth
Hermes R., bookkeeper Hevwood, Brothers & Co., r.
411 Turk
Hermida August L., waiter Oregon S. S. Co., r. 31
Pleasant
Hermida J., waiter stm George W. Elder, Oregon S.
S. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Hermier Marie (widow), furnished rooms, 8 Polk
Lane
Hermosillo de Jesus F., r. 20 South Park
Hern Henry C, foreman Andrew Onderdonk, r. 102 Ji
Francisco
Hern William, laborer, r. 28 Twenty-seventh
Hernan Mary (widow), r. W s Michigan nr Shasta
Hernan Martin, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hernandez .Alejandro, blacksmith, r. 430 Green
Hernandez Anast^icia (widow) . r. 428 Vallejo
Hernandez Ignacia (widow), r. 5 Virginia
Hernandez M., fireman P.icific MailS. S. Colima
Hernandez Ygnacio, blacksmith, r. 436 Green
Herndon A. E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 405 Post
Herndou Annie C. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 405 Post
Herndon Mary (widow), r. 4 Rubs
Herne Bartlett, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Heme James A., actor Baldwin's Theater
Heme Margaret A. (widow), r. oqc Clara
Heme Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Herold Charles, blacksmith Mrs. Margaret Hetold, r.
W s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-seventh
Herold Charles, butcher, 701 battery, r. 1111 Mont
Herold Conrad, groceries. SW cor Zoe and Welsh
Herold Eva (widow), r. 0 Oak Grove Av
Herold Hugo, clerk Matthias Gray, r. 1716 Bush
Herold J., r. Ki Garden
Herold Jacob, r. 14!*; Hubbard
Herold Margaret (widow), blacksmith, W s San Bruno
Rond, nr Twenty-seventh
Herold Matthia.s, butcher Charles Herold, r. 1111 Mont
Herold Oscar, teacher music, r. 1716 Bush
Herold Rudolph, professor music, r. 1716 Bush
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomerv Street. Mamifacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
HER
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Herold Rudolph Jr., with Philip, Speyer k Co., r. 1710
BiiBh
HERON JAMES, seoretary Wells. Fargo & Co.,
office 320 Sansom, room i, r. 325 Kllis
Heron James P., luessenger Wells, Fargo 4 Co., r.
Taylor PI
Heron John, clerk secretary's office Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. 32.5 Ellis
Heron Mary (widow) , r. 11 Heron
Heron. See Heren and Herron
HerousDoccti, carpenter, r. U7t> Harrison
Heroux Edmund, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co,, r.
Twenty-fifth bet Church and Dolores
Herr J. J., speculator, 32(i Montgomery, r. Berkeley
Herrera Cloti^dc Miss. teach'T music, r. 108 Ellis
HERRERA FRANCISCO, consul general Nic-
aritfTua, and consul Bolivia, Ecuador and United
.Stales of Colombia, q^ee 331 Montgomery, room
14, r. Florence House
Herrera Francisco, cigarmaker. 31 Hinckley
Herrera Frederick, bookkeeper Cope k Davis, r. 925
Geary
Herrera Manuel, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Herrera Romualdo, porter, r. 2 Salmon
Herrera Rosalia (widow) , r. 2 Salmon
Herrey Louis, cook. r. 10(i Dupont
Herrgott Alexander P., porter Denaveaux & Maison,
r. 6 Washoe PI
Herrguth August, porkpacker Michelssen, Brown &
Co.. r. 1039 Folsom
Herrguth Joseph, framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. Jer-
sey, nr El Djrado
Herrguth Samuel F., cabinetmaker, 769 Market, r. Jer-
sey, nr El Dorado
Herrick , r. 509 Washington
Herrick Eben C, assistant City and County Surveyor,
r. SE cor Pierce andFilbeit
Herrick E. D., mailing clerk S. F. Post-office, r. Russ
I House
Herrick Edward M., secretary Meigs Lumber and
Ship Building Co., r. Oakland
Herrick Eugene (Shanabrook k Herrick) , r. N e Pros-
t pect Av, nr Eugenia
Herrick George E.. inspector Spring Valley Water
Works, r. G Turk
I Herrick Hazard P., r. 42 Hawthorne
i Herrick L. D.. metallic life boats, 333 Fifth, r. 3
Hurlbert PI
Herrick Nelson; fonndryman, r. 8E cor Filbert and
Pierce
Herrick Richard, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 842
Clay
HERRICK SANDFORD E. , produce and com-
mission merchant, 126 Clay, r. 737 Ellis
Herrick William A., clerk S. F. Savings Union, r.
Oakland
Herrick William F., accountant Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, r. Oakland
Herricks George R., engineer F. Korbel k Bros., r. 666
Bryant
Herrier Philip, watchman Giant Powder Works, r.
Central Road, nr Twentieth Av
Herrin Edward H., raftsman Pope & Talbot, r. NW
cor Fourth and Welsh
Herrin Julia (widow), r. 517 Stevenson
Herrin Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. E., r. 319
Tehama
Herrin William F. (Stewart. Van Clief k Herrin),
attorney at law, office 310 Pine, rooms 23-28, r.
NW cor Folsom and Second
Herrin. See Heron and Herron
Herring Charles N.. boxmaker Woodbury k Merguire,
r. Washington Hotel
Herring J). T., workman U. S. Mint, r. 121 Powell
Herring Michael, team.:ter, r. 238 Fremont
Herring Richard, cabin' tinaker, r. N s Prc.cita Av, nr
Beriial. Bernal Heit;hts
Herring Tillman R., salesman W. H. Brown & Co., r.
303 Third
Herring William J., expressman, cor Montgomery
and Post, r. 224 Minna
Herring. See Hering
Herringer John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Herri ugton Edward B.. patternmaker Golden State
and Miner's Iron Works, r. 1:"0 Spear
Herrington Minnie Miss, shoefitterGirard & Nolan, r.
129 M < lemcntina
Herrlich August, .509 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Herrman Jacob, student Barnard's Business College,
120 Sutter
Herrman Joseph, laborer, r. Shasti. nr Louisiana
Herrmann . driver Emil A. Engelberg
Herrmann Mrs., r. 204 Sutter
Herrmann Albert, cigars and tobacco, 309 Fourth
Herrmann August, proptr Little Palace Hotel, First
Av, Hunter's Point. South S. F.
Herrmann B. F., waiter William Hesse Jr., The
Fountain
Herrmann Christian M., driver Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 131 'lehaina
HERRMANN CONRAD, manuf and dealer hats
and caps, 330 Kearny, and 910 Market, r. 1514
Franklin
Herrmann Elizabeth (widow), r. 21 Fulton, rear
HERRMANN F. J., mining secretary, office 418
Kearny, r. 535 O'Farrell
Herrmann Frederich. liquor saloon, 5 Mason
Herrmann Henry, salesman Martin MeuBsdortfer, r.
1514 Franklin
Herrmann Henry F., clerk Wagner & Haub, r. 305
Union
Hermann James, with G. F. & W. H. Sharp, r. 1.500
Larkin
Herrmann Julius, salesman Simon Cohn, r. Ahlbom
House
Herrmann Moses, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 1111 Pieree
Herrmann Oscar, bookkeeper Herrmann & Co.,r. 1500
Larkin
Herrmann Sigisinund (Hermann k Co.),r. 1.500 Larkin
Herrmann William, teller German Savings and Loan
Soc, r. 1.5U0 Larkin
Herrmann William J. .confectioner Emil A. Engelberg,
r. 225 Chestnut
HERRMANN <Sc CO. (Sigismund Herrmann) , im-
porter.s and dealers in hops, corks and brewers'
materials, and agents South Park Malt House, 313
.Sacramento
Herrmann. See Herman and Hermann
Herron Daniel, machinist, r. 510 Howard
Herron David, salesman Sumner C. Blake, r. 1001
Powell
Herron Fannie Miss, r. .502 Broadway
Herron James, painter, r. S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Parker and Johnson avs
Herron M., laborer Mission Rock Warehouse
HeiTon Michael, teamster Maskell k Summerfleld, r.
238 Fremont
Herron Morris, salesman, r. 4 Liberty
Herron Susan A. (widow), r. 2018 Bush'
Herron. See Heron and Herrin
Hersey Frederick H., clerk S. Foster & Co., r. 813
Twentieth
Hersey George, barkeeper William Barklage, r. 423
Greenwich
Hershey E. G., r. 100 Jones
Hersou Edward, stableman, r. 2014 Larkin
Htertel Frederick, foreman Willows Brewery, r. 410
Capp
Hertel George, clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1426 How
Hertenstein August, cabinet-maker L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 815 Harrison
Hertf r Henry, laborer George Kuhn. r. Grand Central
Hotel
Hertford William E., clerk McAfee Brothers, r. 611
Post
Herting Conrad, tailor J. M. Litchfield & Co., r. 317
Green
Hertmanu Hermann, steerage steward stm Monterey,
r. 407 Pacific
Hertnett Ellen, dressmaker, r. 263 Tehama
Hertnett Ellen, domestic 729 Gough
Hertsel Axtel, porter, r. 110 Freelon. rear
Herty Thomas, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 2816 Pine
Hertwcck Christian F., teacher music, r. 1016 Leaven-
worth
Hertz Adolph, woodturner George Thomas, r. 562
Brannan
Hertz Alexander, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 418
Powell
Heriz Hermann, butcher, SE cor Seventh and Minna
Hertz Jacob (L. k J. Hertz), r. 1318 Fillmore
Hertz L. & J., butchers. 20-21 Centre Market
Hertz Louis, r. 1318 Fillmore
Hertz Louis (L. *:. J. Hertz), r. 1830 O'Farrell
Heftz Louis, clerk, r. Ill Seventh
Hertz Louis, clothing, etc., 108 Pacific
Hertz Moses, r. 1318 Fillmore
Herve Eugene F. Mrs., r. 214 Francisco, rear
Hervey B. P., laborer Safety Powder Co., r. cor Thir-
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Hervey C. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 631 Post
Hervey Samuel, bootfitter Rosseter & Smith, r. 631
Post
Herwick H.. seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Herwin Matliew, laborer J. M. Waite
Hery Joseph, laborer, r. 1147 Howard
Herz D. C, S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Herzberg Christian, waiter Edward Schuur, r. 625 Pac
Herzbern G-oldiue Mrs., domestic 931 Post
Herzberg Isaac, stockbroker, office 326 Pine, r. 2305
Leavenworth
Herzberg Martin, merchant. Hi Sacramento, r. 1223
Ellis
Herzberg Mary Mrs. (widow), r. 700 Post
Herzer Hugo, treasurer S. F. •\bend Post Publishing
Co., office 535 California, r. 119}^ Fell
Herzfelder Herman, money broker, 2 Sixth, r. -160 3^
Natoma
Herzo Annie Mrs., r. 1435 Taylor
Herzo Autunio, barkeeper Emilio de Ghetaldo, r. 1106
Masim
Herzo John, real estate agent, r. 1435 Taylor
Hei'zog Christian, blacksmith, 737 Broadway
Herzog Frank, blacksmith G. Herzog, r. 737 Bdwy
Herzog Ciustave (E. Raas & Co.) , r. «02 McAllister
Herzog Herman, blacksmith C. Herzog, r. 737 Broad-
way
Herzog Herman, carpenter, r. S s Union, nr Sansom,
rear
UEWZOG J. & CO. (Morris Cahn), Eureka Hair
manul's., cor Fifteenth and Dolores, office 416 Sac
Herzog Joseph (J. Herzi.g & Co.), r. 309 Tyler
Herzog Julius, picture frames, r l-OOi Polk
Herzog Louis, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. Oak-
land
Herzug Otto, clerk Steylaars & Rossi, r. 318 Montgom-
ery Av
Herzog P., r. 2 Zoe
Herzog Theodore, musician, r. Commercial Hotel
Herzog William, porter J. A. Bauer, r. 103 Post
Heskt'l John G.,brakemaii Southern Pac. R. R., r. 624
Fourth
Hesketh George, r. E s Penusylvsnia Av, nr Sierra
Hesketh Joseph, tinner .James Mugiiire, r. 221 Fulton
Heskett Thomas, longshoreman, r. H O'Farrell Alley
Heslep Augustus M., attorney at law, office and r. 523
Kearny
Hess , r. 116 Montgomery Av
Hess Andrew J., r. 8 Breuham PI
Hess Betade Miss, r. 1710 Larkin
Hess C. Jr., clerk Charles Hess, r. 1308 California
Hess Charles, optician, 519 Kearny, r. 1308 California
Hess Christian, jir.optr Union Brewery, r. 326 Clem
Hess Conrad, marble polisher J. & F. Kesseler, r. 128
Park Av
Hess Frank W., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Banl?, r.
5011 Powell
fiess Frederick (Frederick Hess & Co.) , r. cor Califor-
nia and Prosiiect PI
UK8H FHEOIiRICK «Si CO. (Moses Grcenblati),
proptrs Califoruia Demokrat, Chronik and Staats
Zi'ituug, ollicc 538 California
Htss Frederick, pruptr Pioneer House, NW cor Larkin
and North Point
Hess George B., r. 8 Brenham PI
Hess Gustav, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. N s Day, bet
Dolores and Chun h
UesH Henry, shirt manuf and gents' funiishing goods,
431 Montgomery, r. 1625 Post
Hess J., painter Risdon L fi. L. Works
Hess Jacob, comniissiini merchant, office 415 Mont-
gomery, room 1, r. 1709 Market
Hess John, wheelwright James S. Hayes & Co., r. 4
H(Avard Court
Hess Joseph, r. 789!^ Stevenson
Hess Joseph, teamster, r. 170H Larkin
Hess Joseph L. (L. & E. Wertheimer) . r. 1800 Sutter
Hess Joseph S., teamster, r. 1710 Larkin
Hess Julius, painter, r. Post Street House
Hess Levi, insurance broker, office 221 Sansom, r. 818
Larkin
Hess Lewis, mnnuf and proptr Damiana Bitter«, 12
Montgomery Av, r. 405 )« Gougli
Hess M.itilda Miss, teacher, r. 818 Larkin fr
lless M. J., assistant keeper Farallone Lighthouse
Hess Robert, boots and shoes, 20 Dui)OUt, r. 1709 Mar
Hess Tilhi Miss, assiNtant liush Street Cosmopolitan
Primaiy School, r. 818 Larkin
Hess William, optician, r. 1308 California
Hess William E., clerk Charles Hess, r. 1308 California
Hess William F., clerk banking department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 506 Powell
Hessalgren George A., silversmith Schulz & Fischer,
r. 802 Stockton
Hessberg Isaac, agent Equitable Life Assurance Soci-
ety, r. 710 Folsom
Hesse Charles, foreman Haskell & Bode,r. 436 5^ Fifth
Hesse F., r. Clipper Hotel
Hesse Joseph, machinist, 306 Minna, r. 123 Welsh
Hesse Nicholas, clerk Eljbinghausen & Co., r. 2440
Mission
Hesse William, coal weigher Broadway Wharf, r. N W
cor Mission and Seventh
HESSE WIL.L.I.\M , supt Boca Brewing Co, office
415 Sacramento, r. 726 Sutter
HESSE WrLIilAM. Jr.,pr(ipr The Fountain, res-
tautant, wines and liquors, S E cor Suttee and
Kearny, r. 726 Sutter
Hessel Abraham, clerk, r. 904 Jackson
Hessel Nathan, tailor, r. 904 Jackson
Hessel Patrick, lab'irer Andrew Onderdonk
Hessey B., r. 635 California
Hession Michael, produce dealer, r. 2023 Polk
Hession Robert H., clerk Richards & Hardson r. 2023
Polk
Hession Thomas I., harness maker Main & Winchester,
r. Dupont, nr Lombard
Hessler Charles, ( Taylor & Hessler), r. 225 Capp
Hessler Kate, domestic, r. 1111 Stockton
Hessler Philip, upholsterer William J. Heney & Co.,
r. 715 Pacific
Hessler William, proptr American Bakery, 716 Pacific
and 115 Oak
Hessling Augusta, domestic 2720 Mission
Hester Morton, steward What Cheer House, r. 420 Fil-
bert
Hester William F., r. 1010 Clay
Hesterlich Albert, cigar maker, r. 741 Market
Hesthal August, Eureka Seamless Glove Factory, 20
Sansom, r. Ill Capp
Hesthal Mary J., (widow) .proprietress New York Neck-
tie Factory, 20 Sansom, r. 110 Eighteenth
Hestler David A., expressman, r. 305 Fulton
Heston Z. F., carpenter, r. 18 Bernard
Htstres Emil, secretary The Quartz Mountain G. M.
Co. and Croesus G. and S. M. Co.. office 729 Mont-
gomery, room 17, r. 8 Breuham PI
Hetheriugton Henry, engineer, r. SB cor Seventeenth
and Castro
Hetheringt m Jefferson, dairyman Michael Coleman,
r. E s Diamond, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Hetheriugton Thomas, hiborer C. E. Haseltine
HETHERINGTON W. S., secretary Pulver-
macher (ialvanic Co., office 513 Montgomery
Hetrick Frunk D., foreman assay dept U. S. Mint, r.
323 Eddy
Hettinger John, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 18
First •
Hettinger Nicholas, cook S. P. Collins & Co., r. 2 Na-
toma
Hettish John, feeder Neville & Co., r, 546 Folsom
Hettish Thomas, printer E. Detrick & Co., r. 546 Fol
Hettish William D., engineer Globe Iron Works, r.
546 Folsom
Hetzel David, foreman Holling Bros., r. 1519)4 Leav
H. tzer Joseph A., glazier, r. 127 Nineteenth
Heubener Emil, carpenter Rol)ort Thiele
Heuer Alexander, barkeeper Ernst R. Kuippenberg,
r. SE cor Steuiirt and Howard
Heuer P>nest, bookkeeper B. Nathan & Co.,r.610Pine
Heuer George C. W., salesman R. T. Carroll & Co., r.
2311) Mission
Heuer H. Mrs., r. 147 Hunt
Heuer Philip, groceries and linuors. SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and lA)mbar(l, r. 2193 Taylor
Heuer William, music-ian, r. 1225 Keariiy
Heughes William (Williams *: Co.). r. 631 O'Farrell
Heuii Powell, master niariuer, r. 119 Jackson
Heuscli Charles, varnisher and polisher Hemme &
Long, r. 64 Nevada
Heusen H., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Heush Constantine, mining expert and civil engineer,
r. 703 Market
Heusler Henry, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emantiel, r.
cor Mayflower and Standish, Berual Heights
Heussmann Henry, cooper, r. NE cor Fourth and
Clara
Houssmann John C, clerk John W. Thode, r. NE cor
Hayes and Lagima
Heuston Frederick G., clothing, r. 19 Hampton PI
BULLOCK ci JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Pitting Shirts to Order.
_aoldand Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Heuston Mary A., chambermaid Palace Hotel
HeuBton. See Hewston ami Hiieaton
Heveuer Ella L. Miss, saleslady Mrs. M. A. Soper, r
717 Valencia
Heverin E. Mrs., student Barnard's Business College
Hevenn Edward J., foreman Michael Heverin r 131G
Folsom
Heverin Michael, proptr Pioneer Steam Marble Works
4j'2-f2-t Jackson, r. llili; Folsom
Hewelcke Edwin, driver LaGrande Laundry r 39 La-
fayette '
Hewelcke Hugo W.. commercial agent, r. 39 Lafavette
rear '
Hewes Charles W., bookkeeper A. 8. Kosenbaum & Co
r. Oakland
Hewis Charles W. Rev., pastor Fifth Baptist Church
r. Capp, nr Eighteenth
Hewes 1) real e.^tate, office G12 Commercial, and 999
Market, r. 1218 Oak, Oakland
Hewes Edward, miner, r. 90-4 Kearny
Hewes George M., barkeeper Cosmopolitan Saloon, r
517 O Farrell
Hewes. See Heughes, aud Hughes
Hewitt Amos L., Master Mariners' Benev Assn
Lruids' Hall
Hewitt Andrew J., clerk, r. 331 Jessie
Hewitt Charles H., first officer S. S. City of Panama,
r. W s Lrodcrick, bet Sacramento and Clay
Hewitt Cynthia E. Miss, compositor John H Car-
many & Co., r. 839 Mission
Hewitt Fanny (widow) , r. 52 Second
Hewitt Fred. L., proptr Hewitt House, 236 J<i Sixth
Hewitt Frederick, draught.sman Risdon I. and L
>\orks, r. Oakland
H*^witt James, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., r. San
Hewitt Joseph M., druggist Marine Drug Co r 28
McAllister
«®J«^l^^i'*''^' ''■ ^- Alien proptr, 247 Second
^^r>T^^,n HENKYH., vice-president National
Gold Lank and Trust Co., office 401 Montgomerv
r. Palace Hotel "
Hewlett Palmer B., captain, r 1412 Mason
Hewson Emily S., r. 1828 O 'Farrell
Hewson Hibbert, machinist ^tua Iron Works r 793
Mi.ssion
Hewson John M., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co r
f> Margaret PI ■' '
HEWSON ROBERT, office 331 Montgomery
room 8, r. Oakland ■',
Hewston George, physician, office 224 Kearny, r. 1112
Leavenworth
Hewston James, peddler, r. N 8 Silver Av, nr San
Lruno Road
HEWSTON JTOHJV JR., superintendent Pac.
Refinery and Bullion Exchange, office 41t) Mont-
gomery, r. 1011 Pine
Hewston Nelson A., painter and varnisher, r 16
Clara '
Hewston Robert, laborer John Doyle, r. NWcor Geary
and Central Av "c^j
Hewston. See Heuston and Hueston
Hextell Thomas, landscape gardener, r. 101 Mont-
gomery Block
Hexters Charles H., r. 331 O'Farrell
Hey Fred., porter Abrams & Carroll, r. 134 Dora
Hey John, collector, r. 28 Ellis
Hey John, seaman, r. Golden Gate House
Hey. See Hay
h!v^!^ P^"'■°^■ T'**" P'^"*'"'*! ^^'' ^- R-> >•• 2o2 Second
Heyden Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 605 Fourth
Hey den ■William, lumberman Pope & Talbot r 19','
Rausch , . ^",4
"^"'Ml^ggs' Wharf ' "'^"°' "''°°°' ^^ "°" ^"^ ''"'^
Heydenfeklt Fritz, r. 1016 Post
HEYDENFELUT SOLOMON, attorney at law.
HE\DENFELDT SOI.OMON Jr., attorney at
' vJi'i^r •^^** ^''"'' '■"'"" '^''' »o'i 10 Liedesdorfl-,
r. 1318 Mason
Heydenfeklt Thomas, r. 1016 Post
Heye Eikrt, clerk 37 Pacific
Heye Henry, liquor saloon 613 East
HE YER AL.BERT, groceries, wines etc., SW cor
Bryant and Third, r. .501 Bryant
Heyer Charles, clerk, r. 262 Minna
Heyer. See Hyer
Heyermann Jerome, tinner Otto Quade, r. SW cor
York and Twenty-third
HIC
Heyermann John A. F., physician, office and dispen-
sary SW cor York and Twenty-third
Heyermann John A. F. Jr., blacksmith, r. SW cor
York and Twenty-third
Heyes Richard, bookkeeper, r. .537X Stevenson
Heyes Wilford, watchmiiker, r. .537 .M Stevenson
Heyes William, fruit dealer, r. 537 )<;' Stevenson
Heyfron Joseph, wood and coal, 330 Sixth
Heyfron Matthew, wood and coal, 716 Felsoin, r 28
Perry
Heyfron Patrick, with M. Heyfron, r. 714 Folsom
Hcyl George, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 1 Caro-
line
Heym Charles, cook Medovich & Co., r. 551 Mission
Heyman Aaron, locksmith, r. 322 Seventh
Heyman Abraham, salesman William Lewis & Co
Heyman A. C, cook Hemme .t Renter, r. 610 Sac '
Heyman Herman (Schoenfeld k Heyman), r. 22 Geary
Heyman D. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin St. Pri-
mary School, r. 309 Powell
Heyman H. (widow), r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Henry, Bohemi.tn Club, 430 Pine
Heyman Jacob, clerk Abraham Franklin, r. 813 Eear
Heyman Julius, bookkeeper B. Heiueberg, r. 206 Ellis
Heyman Philip, painter, r. 815 Geary
Heyman. See Heimau
Heyii Barney, cigarmaker John F. Schmidt, r 1051
Mission
Heyn William, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 15J<S
Washington Av
Heynacher Emile, baker, r. 409 Pacific
Heynemann Alexander, with Tully R. Wise, 16 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 7 Francisco
Heynemauu Charles H., salesman Heynemann & Co
r. 7 Francisco ''
Heynemann Herman, merchant, office 229 California r
Oakland
Heynemann Lewis, printer, r. 532 Pine
Heynemann Hermann (Heyneman k Co.) , r 7 Fran-
cisco
Heynemann Leonard D. (Heynemann & Co.),r. Lon-
Heynemann Manfred H., salesman Heynemann & Co
r. 7 Francisco '*
HEYNE3IANN & CO. (Leonard D. and Hermann
Heynemann and F. P. Salomons), importers and
jobbers dry goods, carpets, furnishing goods etc
5 baiisom ' ''
Heynes B. Mrs., r. 572 Howard
Heywood Brothers k Co. (Gardner, Mass.), manufs
chairs and rattan furniture, office and salesroom
589-.5!)5 Mission
Hevwood Frank, capitalist, officePier 4, Steuart
Heywood Henry, r. 720 Market
Heywood Mark (Heywood & Co.), r. 753 3ti Folsom
Heywood Silas J. (Heywood & Heudley), r. 23 Jessie
HeyAvood /. B., capitalist, office Pier 4, Steuart, r. 1519
Polk
Heywood & Co. (Mark Heywood and Joseph Langtree)
I wood and coal, 753 Folsom
I Heywood & Hendley (Silas J. Heywood aud Aaron C.
ilendley). produce commission, and agents Crvs-
tal Salt Works, 222-224 Clay
Hiatt Jacob, carpenter, r. Union Hotel
Hibbard Charles W., dentist Teague & Cane, r. 764
Mission
Hibbard Edward J., painter Frank C. Gilman r 1
Dikeman PI .
Hibbard George B., mining, r. 218 Shotwell
Hibbard H. A., clerk, r. 812 Kearny
HIBEBNIA BREWERY, Matthew Nunan proptr
S s Howard, bet Eighth and Ninth
Hiberuia Hall, 246 Third
^l'':,".''" l/"'lKing House, Michael W. Keogh proptr,
.i(i(> jNatoma
*''"J^SS''\,^/^VI^GS AN» LOAN SOCIETY
(I Hf!.) , Myles D. Sweeney president, Edward Mar-
tin .■secretary and treasurer, NE cor Montgomery
aud Market fo^uicijr
Hichborn Albert C, broker, r. 442 Second
Hichboru Alexander, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hickei. Louis H.. principal St. Paulus German
School, 943 Mission, r. Alameda
hI;:!-^? I"'m "'" w"Tl;^' b«i-keeper, r. .529 Sacramento
H^;t!l a^^*"" ^'"'"J™ ^- n""^hinist. r. 77 Natoma
Hicker Oeorgie Miss.'domestic 2518 Howard
""'p'iL*'"™""'l C- «"Perii.teudeut stone work New
City Hall. r. 16 Washington Av
Hickey Edward, groceries aud liquors, 1630 Mission
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Hickey Esther, domestic Relay House, SW cor First
and Mission
Hickey James, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 510 Six-
teenth
Hickey James, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Hickey James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. SE cor
McAllister and Broderick
Hickey James, r. X s California Av, nr Isabel
Hickey James, machinist, r. 1023 Sutter
Hickey James, iiainter, r. Iti02 Mason
Hickey James, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Hickey James E., laborer, r. N s Cal Av, nr Isabel
Hickey James P., r. The Baldwin
Hickey James T., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre, r.
10->o Sutter
Hickey John, deckhand stm Bay City, Alameda Ferry
Hickey John, laborer, r. 221 Eighth
Hickey John, laborer, r. 867 Eighteenth, rear
Hickey John, policeman (ity Hall, r. 307 Eddy
Hickey John, tailor James Hackett, r. 125 Sansom
Hickey John J., seaman, r. 9 Clara
Hickey John M., expressman, NW cor Commercial and
Bnttery, r. 126 Fourth
Hickey John P., r. 348 Fourth
Hickey Kate M. Miss, assistant Fourth Street Primary
School, r. N B California Av, nr Isabel
Hickey MaggieA., comijositor Evening Bulletin, r.
37 ^i Hitch
Hickey Mary Miss, laundress, r. N, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Avs, South S. F.
Hickey Michael, r. 404 Tehama
Hickey Michael, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 37 Miuiia
Hickey Michael, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Hickey Michael, laborer, r. Hayts Valley House
Hickey Michael, miner, r. 511 Mission
Hickey Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hickey Patrick, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Hickey Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway, rear
Hickey Peter, cook, r. 904 Kearny
Hickey Philip K., bookkeeper Elleau & Hollander, r.
4 Martha PI
Hickey Thomas, r. 1025 Sutter
Hickey Thomas, stonecutter, r. 37 Ritch, rear
Hickey Thomas A., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 917
Vallejo
Hickey William, bartender Michael Kilday, r. SW
cor Fifth and Howard
Hickey William, carpenter, r. 14 Clarence PI
Hickey AVilliam, painter, r. 1602 Mason
Hickie Henry, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
942 Harrison
Hickman Frank C, conductor Central R. R., r. 1222
Clay
Hickman Henry, cook Pac. Mail S. S. Granada, r. 204
Steuart
Hickman John G., hostler P. L. Archibald & Co.. r.
333 Tehama
Hickman Susanab (widow) , r. 1434 California
Hickok Jalia (widow), r. 5u5 Mason
Hickok Urrin A., turfman, r. 520 Bush
Hickox A. I). W(>sley, salesman Dempster & Keys, r.
2523 Mission
Hickox Frank, lauudiyman La Grande Laundrj",
Thirtieth bet Howard and Folsom
Hickox George, r. 17 Third
HICKOX GKORGE C. & CO. (Edward C. Mac-
farlane) , stoikbrokers. 228 Montgomery
Hickox Gorge C. (George C. Hickox &Co".), r. 1520
Van Ness Av
Hickox Henry J., clerk Central Pac. R. R., r. 516;<i
O'Furrell
Hicks Alice Miss, machine operator E. Detrick & Co.,
r. 547 Howard
Hicks Andrf'w, driver John Smith, r. Bootz Hotel
Hicks Cliarles W., teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 120
Welsli
HICK8 D. «& CO. (NorrisA. Judd). bookbinders
and blankbook mauufs., 543 Clay
Hicks Daniel (D. Hicks & Co.), r. 1010 Pine
Hicks George A. Jr., with Phttuix and Home Insur-
ance Co., r. 1122 Pine
Hicks Gwin, printer, r. 432 Natoraa
HickB Harry, propertyman BuBdwin's Theatre, r. 512
Stevenson
Hicks James, laborer, r» 2003 Mission
HickB James L., machinist, r. 2510 Bryant Av
Hicks John A., clerk, r. 108 Second
Hicks John J., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. K. R., r. 1008 Clay
Hicks John J., fireman Pacific MailS. S. Colima
Hicks John R., photographer Joseph T. Silva, r. 728
Folsom
Hicks Mary (widow) furnished rooms, 107 Tehama
Hicks Oliver G., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 625
Bush
Hicks Reuben B. (Hicks & Smith), r. S 8 Twenty-
sixth, bet Shotwell and Folsom
Hicks Richard M., r. lOS Second
Hicks Richard W., cigars and tobacco, 106 Second, r.
108 Second
Hicks William, r. 25'^ Fifth
Hicks William B., blacksmith Bernard Blanch, r. 552
Bryant
Hicks Jc Smith (R. B. Hicks and Perry J. Smith), car-
penters, office E s Mission, nr Russia .\v
Hickson Henry, butcher, 27-28 Grand Western Market,
r. 1307 Geary
Hickson M. A. (widow), 1414 Sacramento
Hickson. See Hixon
Hickstedt Herman, bakery, 127 Fourth
Hidden Treasure Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co.,
Cal.), Abraham Halsey secretary, office 312 Mont-
gomery
Hiddink Gereid, carpenter, r. 1843 Stevenson
Hider Charles, baker, r. 418 Brannan
Hiedd Jacob, hoiisemover George W. Smith, r. junc-
tiim Market and Hayes
Hiegland Peter, waiter Hackmeier's Hotel, 512 Bush
Hiel Annie (widow), boarding, 54 Quiun
Hiel John, baker Winkle Bros., r. SE cor Battery and
Vallejo
Hieldberer Philip, barber, r. 419 O'Farrell
Hieman Micliael, carpenter, r. 429 Vallejo
Hiemur Emil, r. 2102 Larkin
Hien August (Hieu & Humbert) , r. 1328 Dupont
Hi en & Humbert (.August Hien and Joseph Humbert),
beer saloon, 1328 Dupont
Hiends John H., master mariner, r. 322 Beale
Hiensohn Hermann, bookkeeper S. F. Packing Co., r.
SE cor Polk and Turk
Hiesen buttle Johannah (widow), r. Ws Georgia, nr
Shasta
Hiestand Albert, carpenter, r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestand Albert H., barkeeper, r. 1208 Kearny
Hiestand Bertha Miss, r. 1208 K<!arny
Hiestand Lizzie Miss, r. 120S Kearny
Hiester Amos C. (Stock Report Publishing Co.), and
president Board of Education, office S. F. Stock
Board Building, r. 422 Seventh
Heister John H., pressman Stock Report Publishing
Co., r. 422 Seventh
HIGBY WILLIAM, collector U. S. Internal Reve-
nue, aud (George W. Swan & Co.), office U.S.
Court Building, r. Oakland
Higel Alois, groceries and liquors, SW cor Ecker and
Lick Alley, and boarding, 520 Mission
Higgins Mrs., r. 1002 Natoma
Higgins Albert H., bookkeeper Higgins & Collins, r.
604 Filbert
Higgins Anthony, finisher Andrew Frei, r. 133 J^ Ship
Higgins Belle Miss, r. 337 Union
Higgins Bridget (widow), r. 1912 Powell
Higgins Bryan, laborer Andrew Onderdook
Higgins C. Mrs., r. 519 Bush
Higgins V. B., broker, r. 526 Hayes
Higgins Charles, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner
Higgius Charles H., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. Berkeley, Cal.
Higgins Cliarles P., secretary Ventura Rock Soap Co.,
r. 332 Ritch
Higgius Daniel, barkeeper Adam Smith, r. 711 Cal
Higgins Edward, carpenter, r. 109 Welsh
Higgius Edward, molder Union Iron Works, r. 15 Ji
Rausch
Higgins Elisha (Higgins & Collins), r. 604 Filbert
Higgins Elizabetli N. (widow), r. 5J< Prospect PI
Higgins Ellen (widow) , matron Sanitarium Baths, r.
2003 Powell
Higgins F. M.. seaman, r. 510 Davis
Higgins Frank J., clerk, r. 337 Union
Higgins George, carpenter, r. 909 Greenwich
Higgius George C. (Higgins & Eichholz). r. 28 Mc-
Allister
Higgius H. Mrs. (widow), r. 922'.< Folsom
Higgins Hugh, collector Front and Union St. Wharf,
r. 2109 Jones
BULLOCK 2c, JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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HjgRins Hugh, cordmaker Union Iron Works, r 553
Mission
Higgins Isaac N., editor Morning Call, office 517 Clay
r. 2115 Bush
Higgins James, carpenter, r. 21 Scott PI
Higgins James, porter S. Mosgrove & Co. r fiU Stev
^'^^l^^^ames H., jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r.
ill Hayes
Higgins James S., captain schr Barbara, office 271
East, r. Berkeley
Higgins J. H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Higgins John, barber, r. 1.5 >6 Eaus h
Higgins John, boilerniaker, r. 42,s}<. Tweuty-second
Higgins John, ciiniagemaker, 770 Mission, r. 10 Moss
ilifgias John, carriagepaiuter Hottua k Hansen r
207 Stevenson
Higgins John, contractor, r. 2109 Jones
Higgius John, machinist, r. 428 Clemenlina
Higgins John, steerage steward S. S. GenrgeW Elder
r. Thirtieth, bet Warren and Bartlett
Higgins John, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
Higgins John W., assistant Sanitarium Baths, r. 2003
Powell
Higgins Joseph, boilermaker helper Pacitic Mail S S
Co.. r. 22 Stanford " '
Higgins Maggie E. Miss, machine hand Porter Op-
penheimer A; Slessiuger, r. 920 Natoma
Higgins Margaret (widow), groceries and liquors KW
cor Folsom and Langton
Higgins Mark, laborer, r. G21 Fulton
Higgins Martha Miss, r. 3 Card Alley
Higgins Marlin, machinist, r. 428 Clementina
Higgins Maurice, bookkeeper Cluff *: DeWitt r 15G
Third '
Higgins Maurice, painter, r. 1137 Folsom '
Higgins M. G., waiter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co
Higgins Michael, cook S. S. Ancon. Broadway Wharf
Higgms Michael, hackman, r. 10 Glover
Higgms Michael, laborer S. B. Lardner. r. Black
Point
Higgins Minnie Mrs., jaintress Lombard Street Pri-
mary School, r. cor Lyon and Greenwich
Uiggins Monica Miss, teacher music, r. 922?4 Folsom
Higgins Nicholas, carpenter, r. 050 Willow Av
Higgins O., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner
Higgins Patrick (Higgins & Green) , r. 240 Dora
Higgins Patrick, advertising agent, r. 325 Jessie
Higgins Patrick, clerk, r. 212 Clara
Higgins Patrick, graiuer John J. Cooney, r. 442 Jessie
HigginsPatiick, laborer, r. 10 Berry
Higgins Patrick, laborer, r. 113 V, Clinton
Higgins Patrick, laborer, r. C30 Braunan
Higgms Patrick, waiter, r. 308 Natoma
Higgius Kobcrt, contractor, r. 1724 Jessie
Higgins Sarah (widow), r. 15 ^^ Rausch
Higgius Solomon, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, r.
lOol Howard
Higgius Squire, laborer freight dept Central Pac
"■ "•; '■• l^-^^ Folsom, rear
Higgins Stephen, master mariner, office 122 California
Higgins Thomas, cutter Carson Mint, r. 337 Union
Higgins Thomas, laborer, r. 1329 Sansom
Higgins Thomas, porter Lachman & Stemfels, r.4283<;
Twenty-seconil
Higgius W., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Higgins Walter B., machinist Wheelerfc Wilson Manu-
lacturing Co., r, 051 Stevenson
Higgius Warren D., clerk Doane « Co., r. Alameda
Higgins William, clerk, r. 2109 Jones
Higgins William, day watchman Pacific MailS. 8 Co
r. 22 Stanford
Higgins William, longshoreman, r. 24 Allen
Higgius William, papeihanger, r. 1815 Stockton
Higgins William, paver S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 7 Sal-
mon
Higgins William, photographer, r. 787 Mission
Higgins William, seaman S. S. George W. Elder, Ore-
gon b. S. Co.
Higgius William B., r. 815 Eddy
Higgins William L., r. 815 Eddy
Sw^lr^VE.'^^^^^""™ '^■' stockbroker, r. 1124 Sutter
HltGEVS <& COLLINS (Eli.sha Higgins and
George H Collins), wood and lumber, main office
271 Kast, branch office Beale St.Wharf
Higgins &EicLolz (George C. Higgins and Theodore
H. Eicholz), Pacific Oil Depot, lamps, and coal oil
stoves, 27 Sixth
Higgins & Green (Patrick Higgins and Samuel
Green), coopers, 15 Pine, nr Fiont
Higginson William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
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Higgs Annie Miss, actress, r. 1009 Stockton
Higgs Henry W., asphaltum roofer, office 844 Washine-
ton, r. 1009 Stockton
.Higgs Thomas, asphaltum roofer H. W. Higgs r 1009
Stockton '
High William H. Jr., bookkeeper D. E. Allison & Co.
r. Oakland '
Highani Elijah, dealer sewing machines, 901 Market
r. Oakland
Higham Elijah Mrs., dressmaking rooms, 901 Market
r. Oakland
UIGHBRIDGK SILVER MINING CO, (Nye
Co. Ncv.), J. W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine.
room 15
Highticld Frances (widow;, r. 413 Jones
Highland Michael, laborer, r. 710 Natoma, rear
Highland Mining Co. (Black Hills), J. King Goodrich
secretary, otKce 49 Nevada Block
Highland William, r. 100 3<.. Second
Highley Lizzie (widow), dVessmaker, r. 6 Harriet
Highton Edward, bookkeeper, r. 100 !« Second
Higliton George, laborer, r. 1313 Valleio
Highton Henry E., attorney at law, office 528 Califor-
nia, r. The Baldwin
Highwarden J., physician and surgeon, office and r.
701 3<i Howard
Higinbotham Dennis, molder, r. 17 California
I Higle A., Iron Molders' Union, 713 Mission
Higney John, waiter, r. 60 Everett
Higson Charles H.. merchant, r. 1133 Folsom
Hiland J. k Co. (John Murphy) , carpet beating, E a
Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hiland John (J. Hiland k Co.),r. E s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Hiland Mary, furnished rooms, 720 Market
Hilbertr Philip (Heider & Co.) , r. 959 Mission
Hilbers Henry, cook, r. 42 Steuart
Hilbert Albert, gardener F. A. Miller & Co., r. 1747
Mission
Hilbisch Jacob, laundryman 8. P. Laundry, r 1721
O'Farrell
Hilby Frank M., student Heald's Business College
Hilc burg David H., capitalist, r. 318 Suiter
Hildebrand Alexander, architect, r. l."21 Post
Hildebraud August, market, 113 Seventh
Hildebiand Augusta Miss, machinist Edwin H. Mo-
zart, r. NE cor William and O'Farrell
Hildebrand t arl. r. 325 Twenty-second
Hildebrand Conrad, junk dealer, 500 Mission, r. 6
Warren Av
Hildebrand Henry W., clerk William C. Hildebrand,
r. NE cor William ana O'Farrell
Hildebrand Jacob, cured and salt meats, 23-24 Hayes
Valley Market, r. 1221 Steiner
Hildebrand John, agent S. F. Stock Brewery, r. Bay,
bet. Dupont and Stockton
Hildebrand John, laborer, r. 134 Clara
Hildebrand P. Mrs. (widow), r. 0 Lilly Av
Hildebrand William Jr., r. NE cor William and O'Far
Hildebrand William C, groceries and liquors, NE cor
William and O'Farrell
Hildebrandt A., blacksmith, r. 728 Vallejo
Hildebrandt Carrie Miss, domestic; nil Webster
Hildebrandt Carsten (Hildebrandt k Knop). r. 2102Ji
Mason
Hildebrandt Conrad, r. 030 Pacific
Hildebr.mdt Conrad, plumber and gasfittfer 181 Six-
teenth, r. 415 Capp
Hildi brandt Edward, master mariner, r. 1 August
Alley, rear
Hildebrandt Ferdinand, painter Southern Pac. R. R.
Hildebrandt George, boarding stable, 8U7 Vallejo r
1418 Powell
HILDEBRANDT HENRY, groceries and liquors,
208 Sutter, r. 2028 Mission
Hildebrandt Jacob, r. 43 Fremont
Hildebrandt Jennie Mrs., r. 502 Broadwav
Hildebrandt John, clerk Henry Hildebrandt. r. 208
Sutter
Hildebrandt John, liquor saloon, r. 730 Vallejo
Hildebrandt William C.(I'estncr,\: ni]debraudt),r W b
Capp, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Hildebrandt.^ Knop (Carsten Hildebrandt and Elfert
Knop) , groceries and liquors, SE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Hildebrandt. See Hillebrand and Hillebrandt
Hildebrecht Otto, woodcarver West Coast Furniture
Co., r, 1008 Natoma
Hildenbrandt M. E. (widow) . r. 124 Thirteenth I
Hilder Duncan D., night clerk, r. Coso House '
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Hilderland N., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Hildreth George A., barkeeper John McDonald, r.
1001 Market
Hildreth P. B. Mrs. (widow) , r. 040 Howard
Hildreth Richard, packer S. F. Cracker Co., r. 15 Gil-
bert
Hildreth Thomas (Dunphy & Hildreth), r. San Jos6
Hilgerloh Augusta Mrs., r. 1 Martha PI
Hilgerloh George, comi^ositor, r. 1 Martha PI
Hilgerloh Henry, barkeeper, r. 1 Martha PI
Hilken Diedrich, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 270
Freelon
Hilken Henry, captain schr Auastasia, office Pier 7,
Steuart
Hill A. B., physician, r. 636 Commercial
Hill A. T>. (widow), r. 608 Fillmure
Hill Albert S., driver Isaac C. Wiugate, r. 701 Wash
HUl Alfred S., clerk, r. 15 Taylor
Hill Annie A. Miss, principal Shotwell Street Primary
School, r. 608 Fillmore
Hill Arthur B., wheat buyer Horace Davis & Oc, r.
417 Laguna
Hill Arthur M., correspondent Samuel Hill, r. 1223 J*;
Bush
Hill Barton, acting manager California Theatre, r. 507
Sutter
Hill Benjamin, r. 2212M Pine
Hill Benjamin S., policeman City Hall, r. 812 Powell
Hill U. A. (widow) , r. 209 Powell
Hill C. C, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids' Hall
Hill Charles, painter Thomas Downing, r. W s Chat-
tanooga, bet Twenty-fourth and Tw( nty-fif(h
Hill Charles, storekeeper Occidental Hotel
Hill Charles D., seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Hill l£dwin, goldbeater James Newman, r. 8 Dupont
Hill Edwin P., porter London and S. F. Bank (limit-
ed) , r. 1833 Bush
Hill E. P., manager California Artesian Well and Min-
ing Co., office 202 Sansom. room 1
Hill Ephraim P., printer, r. 706 Ellis
Hill E. S. Mrs., r. 213 Eddy
Hill Ferris C, carpenter, r. 33 Russ
Hill Francis, r. 134 Sixth
Hill Francis, carpenter, r. 43 Kuss, rear
Hill Francis, workman U. S. Mint, r. 1307 Fillmore
Hill Francis M., r. 126 Turk
Hill Frank, butcher James Lintott. r. 631 Stevenson
Hill Frank, clerk J. Moran, r. 43 Kuss, rear
Hill Jrank. steerage steward S. S. Great Republic
HILiLi GBORGK A., broker, and secretary Tallu-
lah Mining Co., office 634 Market, r. 1113 Jones
Hill George F., foreman stereotype room Morning
Cull. r. 1314 Green
Hill George H., molder Savage & Son, r. 13 Bonita
Hill Harvey M., janitor, 417 Kearny
Hill Henry C, mining expert, r. Grand Hotel
Hill Henry O., market. 14U9 Folsom
Hill H. Morgan, bookkeeper E. H. Jones & Co., r. The
Baldwin
Hill Horace L. (Hill & Kilgour), r. Union Club
Hill Isaac L., mining, othce 107 Fifth, room 3
Hill Jacob, Tailors' Pro. Union, S. W. cor Kearny and
Morton
Hill James, r. 31 Eddy
Hill James, clerk, r. 133 Fifteenth
Hill James, conductor, r. 904 Kearnv
Hill James Brj-ant, 8tockd( aler, r. 206 San Jose Av
Hill James S., machinist Plieli)s Manufacturing Co.,
r. Bernal, bet Twenty-aixtli and Twenty-seventh
Hill .J. E., inspector Custom House, r. 518 Geary
Hill J. F.,r. 108 Vicksburg
Hill Jolin, r. 521 Pacific
Hill Jolin real-estate agent, office 402 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 1217 Bush
Hill John, seaman S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Hill John Jr., porter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. SE
cor Twenty-second and Chattanooga
Hill John B., marblecutter S. F. Steam MarbleWorks,
r. 457 Tclinuia
HUiL JOHN B. Rev., asent Methodist Book De-
pository, and manager California Cliristian Ad-
vocate, office U>41 Market, r. Alameda
Hill John G., machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 22 Turk
Hill John H., physician, r. Grand Hotel
Hill John J., carpenter New City Hall, r. 435 Pine
Hill John T., capitalist, office '206 Front, r. 720 Broad-
way
Hill J. W. R., engineer California Artesian Well and
Mining Co., office 202 Sansom, room 1
Hill L., stewardess Pacific Mail S. 8. City of Tokio
Hill L. C, straw worker Golden City Straw Works, r.
E 8 Dolores, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Hill Libby J. Miss, clerk, r. 520 Taylor
Hill Lucy H. (widow), r. 417 Laguna
Hill Marcus S. , clerk Wiester & Co., r.-2235 J^ Howard
Hill Margaret Mrs., laundress, r. 924 Washington
Hill Marian (widow), r. 1223?^ Bush
Hill Mary (widow) , r. SE cor Alabama and Twenty-
fourth
Hill Mary A. Mrs. (widow), r. 1133 Pacific
Hill Mary E. Miss, r. SE cor Columbia and Twenty-
fourth
Hill Michael, longshoreman, r. Mission, nr Spear
Hill Peter, r. 25 Dupont
Hill Peter, conductor Omnibus R.R., r. 708 Howard
Hill Richmond R., porter Anderson & Randolph, r. 5
Vallejo PI
Hill Robert, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 40 Stan-
ly PI
Hill Robert, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Hill Robert B., clerk Donohoe, Kelley & Co., r. 1307
Fillmore
Hill S. (widow), furnished rooms, 21 Ellis
Hill S. A. Miss, r. The Baldwin
Hill Samuel, butcher M. W. Kain, r. 1826 Mission
HIIjIj SAMUELi, sewing machines and needles,
634 Market
Hill Samuel, groceries and liquors, 718M Stockton
Hill Sarah B. (widow), dressmaker, r. 319 Minna
Hill T., r. 36 Clav
Hill Thomas, artist, r. 1227 Turk
Hill Thomas, barkeeper Thomas Harrison, r. 424 San
Hill Thomas, blacksmith, r. i'i Fir.st
Hill Thomas, clerk Thomas Houseworth & Co., r. 520
Taylor
Hill Thomas, engineer, r. 518 Mission
Hill Thomas J., whipmaker Keystone Whip Co., r. NW
cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
Hill W. C, clerk Overland House
Hill William, millhand Geuessee Flour Mills, r. 713
Minna
Hill William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hill William H., employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Beach, bet Hyde and Larkin
Hill William H., letter carrier, r. 740 Howard
Hill William H., proptr Golden City Straw Works, 733
Mission, r. E s Dolores, bet Fourteenth and Fif-
teenth
Hill William S., mining, office 405 California
HILL. & KILGOUR (Horace L. Hill and Lawrence
Kilgour) , stockbrokers, 326 Montgomery
Hillard Patrick, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Filbert
Hillanl Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hillbon Charles, expressman, NW cor Sansom and
Bush
Hillcassel J. P., boilermaker, r. 64 First
Hille William, metalworker George Hayes & Co.
Hillebrand Albert, proptr Bay. Brewery Depot, 1228
Market, r. 5ti53<; Natoma
Hillebrand Conrad, waiter Saiilmann's Restaurant, r.
518 California
Hillebrand Henry, groceries and liquors, 520 Fourth
Hillebrandt Carsten,; i^o^rjes and liquors, SW ccr
OFarrell and-«i«« -J^ ^C')'<Z(L.
Hillebrandt F. (Hillebi-andt & Co.JTr. NW cor Third
and Brannan
HILIiEBRANDT & CO. (F. Hillebrandt, C. Hart-
mann,N. L. Meyer and P.Windeler), proptrsEuter.
prise Brewery, 2019 Folsom
Hillebrandt. Seo Hildebrandt
Hillegrasa William F., clerk Charles F. Wagner, r.
Berkeley
Hillen Richard H., groceries, 1301 Larkin
Hillen Rudolph, cooper, r. 37 Coiuiiiercial
Hillens Frederick A., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 405
Folsom
HILLKR D. ALBERT, homnepathic pliyaician
and surgeon, office 17 Dupont, r. The Baldwin
Hiller Frederick, physician, office and r. 22t) Post
Hiller Frederick Jr., physician, office and r. 226 Post
Hiller Georgi', speculator, r. 331 Third
Hiller Herman, assistant bookkeeper Hale & Pacheco,
r. 226 I'ost
Hiller William, tinsmith, r. 549 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Hillers Ahrend. clerk C. R.Nolte. r 3004 Mission
BILLERT FREDERICK, architect and ciyil en-
gineer, office 432 MoutgomeTy. room 11, r. 1029
Post
BULLOCK «S; JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LQOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy Si
HIL
429
HIN
Hillery William H. Rev., pastor A. M. E. Zion Church,
r. 1307 Greenwich
Hillgen Hermau, clerk Herman Stelyes, r. 812 Clay
HilliardBeiijumin F., rollkeeper S. F. Stock and Ex-
chaut4c Uoiird, r. Alamcdii
Hilliard Bernard, r. 8 Frederick
HILLIARD LOUIS B., superintendent The Brad-
street Co., office 230 California, r. Gil Post
Hlllien James, waiter, r. 620 Stevenson, rear
Hilliker Enoch, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 929
Clay
Hilliker Nicholas, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 929
Clay
Hillis George, pantryman U. S. Restaurant, r. 3 Se-
llna PI
Hillis James, longshoreman, r. 205 Folsom
Hillman Arthur C, r. clUhi Jessie
Hillman Edward, stevedore, r. W s Pringle Court, nr
Greenwich
Hillman Isaac, coraiJounder Hillman's medicines, r.
1.51 Shipley
Hillman James, porter A. Lusk & Co., r. 424 Sansom
Hillman James, U. S. inspector boilers, office 11 O. S.
Court Buikiing, r. 2539 Mission
Hillman Jeaunette Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School
Hillman John, clerk Fritz Kaufmann, r. 329 Fifth
Hillman John R., clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co., r. 151
Shipley
Hillman Paul, bartender Gruen & Vogelsang, r. 215
Third
Hills Austin, foreman W. E. CoUyer, r. 23 Guerrero
Hills Austin H. (Hills Brothers), r. 23 Guerrero
Hills Brothers (A. H. and R. Wilmarth), groceries,
Bay City Market, 1146 Market
Hills Canie L., teacher music, r. 929 Clay
Hills Ernest C, clerk Hills Brothers, r. 23 Guerrero
Hills Frank E., teamster Sanford M. Hills, r. 929 Clay
Hills Frank M., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 411
Sansom
Hills Joel F., camenter Sanford M. Hills, r. 929 Clay
Hills R. Wilmarth, (Hills Brothers), r. 23 Guerrero
Hills Sanford M., carpenter and builder, 840-842 Clay
Hills. See Hillz
Hillside Mill and Mining Co. (Lincoln Co.; Nev.)
Frederick Frankeuthal secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 28
Hilleinger E. J. Miss, millinery, 1648 Polk
Hillyard Peter, porter The Baldwin
Hillyer Andrew, waiter, r. 613 Mission
Hillyer C. J., attorney at law, r. Palace Hotel
Hillyer Edgar C, draughtsman Union Iron Works, r.
023 O'Farrell
Hillyer George A.,boxinaker S.F.BoxFactory,r. lOOJi
Second
Hillyer M. A. (widow), r. 100 J« Second
Hillyer Richard, master mariner, r. 39 Clarence PI
Hillz Frederick, expressman, SW cor Stockton and
Vallejo, r. 915 Filbert
Hillz. See Hills
HLLMER LOUIS, apothecary, SW cor Larkin and
Geary
Hilpert John, molder Empire Foundi-y, r. 724 Lomb
Hilpert Leonard, bakery, 1223 Stockton
Hilpert Michael C, laborer, r. Silver nr Third
Hilpisch Jacob, irouer B. F. Laundry, r. S s O'Farrell,
bet Steiuer and Fillmore
Hilpisch Katie, domestic 1207 Jackson
Hilsz Chirl-s, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 321
Green
Hilsz Frederick, foreman baker Schroth & Westerfeld,
r. 723 J« O'Farrell
Hilt Charles W. carpenter, r. 610 Lombard
Hilton r. 604 Howard
Hilton Charles C, route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vico, r. 12 O'Farrell
Hilton Charles H., engineer Masonic Cemetery, r. SE
cor Greenwich and Larkin
Hilton Conrad H., newspaper carrier, r. 529 Sac
Hilton Delia (widow), r. 745 Harrison
Hilton IClizabeth M. (widow), r. 506 Franklin
Hilton Frank, fireman stm Monterey, r. 541 First
Hilton George F., physician and surgeon, office 55
Second, r. 1703 Howard
Hilton George K., printer, r. 625 Bush
Hilton George W.. dentist, r. 1012 Mason
Hilton John, r. 1250 Turk
Hilton John W., r. 1701 Mission
Hilton Joseph, sa^vmaker Pac. Saw Manufacturing
Co., r. 745 Harrison
Hilton Osgood, laborer U. S. Appraisers' Store, r. 715
Webster
Hilton Prince E., drayman Miller k Co., r. 1250 Turk
Hilton Stanford, carpenter, r. 2400 Folsom
Hilton William H., r. 15 Glen Park Av
Hilton William M., iihyslcian and surgeon, office 56
Second, r. 1703 Howard
Hiltz laborer, r. N s California Av, bet Mission
and Howard, Beriial Heights
Hiltz Abraham M., sampler U. S. Appraisers' Store, r.
14 Washington Av
Hiltz John F., teamster Gray Bros., r. 622 Clay
Hilziuger George, bookkeeper, r. 433 Twentv-second
Hilzinger Gottlieb (Dorler & Hilzinger) , r. 235 Fourth
Hilzinger Jose, wood and coal, W s Valencia, bet
Tweuty-tifth and Twenty-sixth
Himau Albert, clerk Abraham Leving.ston
Himes Joseph, boxmakcr, r. 149 Second
Himenes Joseph, laborer Lick House
Himmamenn John, laborer New York Bakery, r. 8
Pacific
Himmelman August, plumber James K. Prior
Himmelmuiin Andrew, realestate and money broker,
office 037 Washington, r. 308 O'Farrell
HimmelmannD. Mrs. (widow), r. Webster, nr Filbert
Himnielmanu George, butcher John Wuthrich, r. 308
O'FarreM
Himmelreich Jacob, dyer, r. 7 Washington
HimmelstooB George (Farnlacher & Himmelstoos), r.
1128 J<. Folsom
Himrod Oliver W.. accountant H. S. Crocker k Co., r.
Alameda
Hincelot Adele, bakery and fancy goods, 116 Ninth
Hincelot August, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. 110 Ninth
Hincelot Ferdinand, newsjiaper carrier, r. 110 Ninth
Hincelot Frederick, tanner, r. IHi Ninth
Hiuch John H., seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Hiuch Thomas, foreman United' Carriage Co., r. 1603
Polk
Hinclien Ann (widow), r. 3J<j Zoe
Hiuchliflfe William, plumber ThomasDay, r. 0 Ewer PI
Hiucblifl'e William B. iiressman Morning Call, r. 6
Ewer PI
Hinchman Albert A,; clerk, r. 1124 Pine
Hinchman Charles H., commission merchant, 434
Jacksdn, r. 1124 Pine
Hinchman J. Augustus, clerk Western Union Tele-
graiih Co., r. 12'22 Pine
HINCHMAN THOMAS W., secretary California
St. R. R., and secretary Bay District Fair Grounds
Assn., office SE cor Larkin and California, r. 2237
Jackson
Hinchy Lawrence, carpenter, r. Lafayette House
Hinok Henry J., groceries and liquors, SE cor Ellis
and Polk
Hiuck. See Hink and Hinke
Hincken Henry C, tinsmith, r. 38 Rues
Hinckley Acors R. (Bryden& Hinckley ),r. 838 Mission
Hinckley C. D. & E., mauufs. Star Spring Bed, 149
New Montgomery
Hinckley Charles D. ( C. D. & E. Hinckley), r. 715
Howard
Hinckley Charles E., clerk C. Adolphe Low & Co., r.
808 O'Farrell
Hinckley Charles E. Mrs. (widow) . r. 808 O'Farrell
Hinckley Daniel B. (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes), r.
Fruit Vale, Alameda Co
Hinckley E. F., (luartermaster Pacific Mail S S. Alaska
Hinckley Elias B., r. 838 Mission
Hinckley Ezra(C. D. & E. Hinckley), r. 155 New Mont
Hinckley George E., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 517 Folsom
Hinckley George G., clerk, r. 519 Sacramento
Hinckley H. M., clerk James Patterson, r. 808 O'Farrell
Hinckley Mark, tinsmith, r. 26 Franklin
Hinckley Mark F., capitalist, r. NE cor Berlin and
Burrows University Mound
HINCKLEY, SPIKKS <Sc HAYES (Daniel B.
Hinckley, James Spiers, and Daniel E. Hayes),
proptrs Fulton Iron Works, '207-213 Fremont
Hinckley Walter, engineer, r. 26 Franklin
Hinckley Walter B. T., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r.
808 O'Farrell
Hinckley William, pressman Morning Call
Hinckley. See Hinkley
Hincks Nicholas, bookkeeper, r. 732 Harrison
Hindenlnug Adolf, barber Oppenhelm & Stieber, r.
3(i(i Hyde
HINDERS HENRY, boots and shoes, 332 Kear-
ny, r. 1412 Lurkiu
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HIN
430
HIR
Hinds Ambrose, clerk, r. 1216 Jackson
Hinds Charles C., shlpcarpenter George D. Damon, r.
624 Fourth
Hinds Edward B., messenger U. S. Mint, r. 315 Geary
Hinds H. C, -with E. Martin & Co., 40S Front
Hinds William, carriageijainter Bernard Blanch
i Hinds William, printer David Kerr, r. 18 Park Av
j' Hinds. See Htius, Heinz, Hines, Hinz, and Hynes
' Hine Henry, r. 21 Dupont
I Hine Nelson M., r. 323 Tehama
Hine Willis H., carpenter, r. 33 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Hines William, teamster Westerfeld & Page, r. 636
Jessie
Hines Charles A., butcher I. L. Hofmau, r. 536 Six-
teenth
Hines Charles D., solicitor Bishop's Directory, 518
Clay
Hines Ellen (widow) , r. 10 Langton, rear
Hines Francis, laborer, r. 1101 Montgomery
Hines Henry, maltster Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Hmes James, laborer, r. 138 Hickory Av
Hines James, shoemaker, r. 520}^ Eighth
Hines James, watchman City R. K., r. 1747 Mission
Hines James F., teamster, r. 733 Natoma
Hines John, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r..SW cor Six-
teenth and Columbia
Hines John, trackman Omnibus R. R.
Hines John C, electrotyper Wiuterburn & Co., r. 335
Fourth
Hines Joseph, machinist, r. 149 Second
Hines Martin, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Hines Mary, (widow), r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansom
Hines Michael, laborer Empire brewery, r. 315 Chest-
nut
Hines M.O., (Von Rhein, Hyland & Co.), r. San Rafael
! Hines Patrick, laborer, r. N s Green, nr Sausom
j Hines Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 18 First
I Hines Thomas, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Hines William, nurse City and Coimty Hospital, r. 25
Twenty-second
Hines. SeeHeins, Heinz, Hinds, Hinz and Hynes
Hink Gustave, (Hink & Harder) , r. SW cor Market
and East .
Hink Henry, cabinetmaker George Thomas, r. 743
Ellis
Hink John F., (Stange k Hink), r. Oakland
Hink Mai tin, clerk Claus Utten, r. l.'JOl Post
HINK PETKR H., liquor saloon, cor Montgomery
Av and Montgomery, r. 1210 Kearny
HINK (Sk HARDER, (Gustavo Hink and Peter
Harder) , proptrs Clipper Hotel, SW cor Market
and East
Hinke Ferdinand, dealer hardware, r. 324 Ellis
Hinke. Sec Hiuck
Hinkel Charles, i.arijenfer, r. 322 Fell
Hinkel George, carpenter, r. 322 Fell
Hinuel Henry T., architeLt and buildar, r. 823 Tyler
Hi^ikcl John, clerk, r. 322 Fell
Hiukel William, sawyer, r. 322 Fell
Hinkle Charles, carpenter, r. 718 Grove
lliukle Hugh B., bookkeeper Barrett & Walker, r. 22
Geary
Iliukle John, real estate agent, r. 825 Grove
HINKI^K .JOHN M., physician and surgeon and
manager National Surgical Institute, 31'J Bush, r.
Oakland
Hinkle Philip, conductor Market St. and Hayes Valley
R. R., r. l.-)30 Eddy
HINKLiK PHlLilP, hydraulic, oil and air-pressure
cb^vators, 116 and 118 Beale, r. 207 Kearny
HINKLE Y OLIVKR, supt City Cab and Transfer
Co., otlice 180 Jessie, r. Hancock House
Hinkley Parker, bookkeeper Wilson & Brother, r. East
Oakland
Hinklo.v Samuel S., bookkeeper B. & J. S. Doe, r. 231
O'Farrell
Hinkley. See Hinckley
Hiuman Albert F., agent Whitney & Co.'s Express,
otlice, 3 and 5 Commercial, r. Clipper Hotel
Hininau Edward D., clerk, r. 2031 Mission
Hiuman Evert, clerk, r. 2031 Mission
Hininan H. C, mining secretary and agent Merchants
Dispatch Transportation Co., office 411 California,
r. East Oakland
Hinman L., r. 40y Stevenson
Hinnian Lewis A., stock broker, r. !)01) Capp
Hiiiiuan William, driver William Whcelaud, r. 2232
Mission
Hinold Rosemia (widow) , r.W s Missouri, nr Mariposa
Hinrichs Adolph, cigar dealer, r. 812 Folsom
Hinrichs August, liquor saloon, SE cor Front and Val-
lejo
Hinrichs August (J.F.& A. Hinrichs) , r. NW cor Union
and Front
Hinrichs Charles, teacher music, r. 1051 Mission
Hinrichs Gustav, musician, r. 1415 Polk
Hinrichs Henry G., blacksmith, r. 1603 Mason
Hinrichs Jared, showcasemaker Teubner & Hoffman,
r. SE cor Church and Elizabeth
HINRICHS J. F. & A., liquor saloon, NW cor
Union and Front
Hinrichs John F. (J. F. & A. HinricfaB) , and proptr
Ancon Hotel, 9-11 PaciBc
Hinrichs Julius, musician California Theatre, r. 407
Taylor
Hinrichs Nicholas, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Hinrichs. See Heurichs
Hinsching O., furrier, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Hinsdale George S., lumber dealer, office 22 Califor-
nia, room 14, r. Russ House
Hinsler Henry, cabinetmaker, r. S s Mayflower, nr
Standish
Hinton Ada B.Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 647 Folsom
Hinton Arthur G., compositor W. M. Hinton & Co., r.
1606 Lejiveuworth
Hinton Charles H., proof reader Evening Post, r. 647
Folsom
Hinton Isaac T., law student Burch & Griffith, r. 647
Folsom
Hinton Richard J., editor Evening Post, r. 615 Stock
Hinton William M. (W. M. Hinton & Co.), r. 647 Fol
Hinton William M, Jr., printer Evening Post, r. 647
Folsom
Hinton W. M. & Co., printers, 536 Clay
Hintz E., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hintz John J. ( Hintz k Buck) , r. 7;ffi Brannan
HINTZ <& BUCK (John J. Hintz, and John Buck).
proptrs Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
Hintze Isaac, merchant tailor, and agent Contra Costa
Laundry, 338 Bush, r. 1623 Sutter
HINTZE JOHN H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Second and Clementina
Hintze Louis, (^lerk Rosenbaum & Co., r. 1623 Sutter
Hinz Adolph F. (Dierck & Roseberry), r. 12Farren Av
Hinz Adolph W. (Hinz & Wirlin) . r. 415 Mason
Hinz August C. (W. Haker & Hinz), r. Paris
Hinz Carl, salesman Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co., r. 2623
Mis.^ion
Hinz Carl, toolmaker, 42 Spear, r. Oakland
Hinz Frederick, miller Yolo Mills, r. 12 Farren Av
Hinz Lewis, cabinetmaker, r. 431 Turk
Hinz Louis, carpenter, r. 10 Carlos PI
Hinz William (\V. Haker & Hinz), r. 113 Eddy
Hinz & Werlin (Adolph W. Hinz and John G. Werlin) ,
importers millinery, 16-18 Second
Hinz. See Heins, Heinz, Hinds, and Hines
Hiogo Burdett, miner, r. nr (ierman Hospital
Hiout Charles, si'aiuau, r. 26 Sacramento
Hippely Alexander C, carpenter, r. Turk Street
Hotel
Hipijcly Lom, r. I'ark Hotel
Hii)pen John, carrier Morning Call
Hippes David, laborer, r. 27 Fifth Av
Hippie Henry C, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hippmann Rudolph (Uippmanu & Schussler), r. Sieg-
fried's Hotel
Hippmann k Schussler (Rudolph Hippmann and
Adolph Schussler), fruits and vegetables, 28-29
California Market
Hipps Abraham, musician, r. 164 J^ Clara
Hipps David C, laborer, r. '27 Fifth Av, rear
Hirall Mary (widow), r. 32 Clarence PI
Hird Ann (widow), r. 28 Turk
Hird Christopher J., broker, r. 28 Turk
Hiribarreu Leon, captain sclir California, r. 7 Ade-
laide PI
Hirigoyen Michael, salesman Aglae Perrier, r. 206
Third
Hirl James, groceries, 116)^ Welsh
Hirleman Philip, porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1308
Lai'kin
Hirn Regenia (widow), r. 910 Dolores
Hiron Victor, machinist, r. 235 ><j Perry
Ilirrell Kate, domestic 929 McAllister
Hirsch Alphonse. salesman Christian MuUer, and as-
sistant treasurer German Theatre, r. 929 Larkin
Hirsch Benno, actor, r. 228 Bush
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
HIR
431
HOB
Hirscli Bernarcl, salesman S. Bine, r. 211 '<; Turk
Hirsih Charles, salesman Selig Kohlberg, r. 211 J^
Turk
Hirsch Gretchon, actress, r. 228 Bush
Hirsuh Joseph, r. 211 M Turk
Hirsch Leopold (W. Cohen & Co.) , r. 614 Sutter
Hirsch Leopold, r. 'J29 Larkin
Hirsch Rosa Miss, r. 211 H Turk
Hirsch Solomon, collector, office 304 Battery, r. 929
L»rkin
Hirschberg B. Mrs., teacher piano, r. 10 Perry
Hirschberg Louis, barkeeper, r. 724 Missinn
Hirschberg Wilheim, tanner ftottleib Deitsch, r. 309
Tweuty-si.xth, ur Cohimliia
Hirschberger Thomas, r. 123.5 Market
Hirschfeld Albert, clerk, r. .WS Post
Hir.schfeld David, steam candy factory, 23 Stevenson,
r. S04 Ellis
Hirschfeld Henry, speculator, r. 301 Octavia
Hirschfeld Jctte Mrs., r. 1230 Pt st
Hirschfeld Joseph, jeweler, r. 2217 Mason
Hirschfeld Julius H., pawnbroker, .508-510 Kearny, r.
414 Eddy
Hirschfeld Louis, clerk, r. 227 Third
Hirschfeld Mosee, cigars and tobacco, 319 Pine, r.
13.-1 3« Stockton
Hirs<hfeld Peter, baker, r. 101 Prospect PI
Hirschfeld. See Hirshfeld
Hirschfelder Antone, printer, r. 457 Minna
Hirschfelder Charles, compositor William Saalburg,
r. 4.57 Minna
Hirschfelder Henrietta (widow) , r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Joseph O., professor materia medica
and therapeutics Medical College of the Pacific,
office 126 Kearny, rooms 5 and 6, r. 1326 Geary
Hirschfelder Valeria Miss, saleslady Danicheft' Glove
Factory, r. 4.57 Minna
Hirschtield Neuman, expressman, r. 442 Natoma
Hirschfield Peter, groceries and liquors, ME cor Du-
pont and Pine, r. NE cor Prospect PI and Sac
Hirschman Adolph (Hubash & Hirsohman), r. 907
Geary
Hirshbriug Isaic, laborer, r. 53 West Mission
Hirshfeld Adolph M. (Julius Hirshfeld & Co.), r. 301
Octavia
Hirslifeld Bernard, crockery and glassware, 15
Fourth, r. 19 Russ
Hirshfeld Charles, stockbroker, office 324 M Mont^
gomery, r. 301 Octavia
Hirshfeld Julius (Julius Hirshfeld & Co.), r. Napa
City
Hirshfeld Julius & Co. (A. M. Hirshfeld), stockbrok-
ers, office 313 Montgomery
Hirshfeld Peter (Mayer & Hirshfeld), r. 121 Oak
Hirshfeld Rudolph, salesman Nast & Greenzweig, r.
1315 Larkin
Hirshfeld Salomon (Getz & Hirshfeld), r. 1515 Web-
ster
Hirshfeld. See Hirschfeld
Hirth Leon J., jeweler, r. 1523 Post
Hisgen Edward (Hisgen & Hacke) , r. 3 Hopeton Ter-
race
Hisgen & Hacke (Edward Hisgen, and Henry Hacke),
liquor saloon, 8-13 Clay
Hisler Annie, domestic 841 Howard
Hislop Robert C, upholsterer, r. 227 Jessie
Hission Mary (widow), r. 11 Bartol
Hitchcock A. H., manager Government House, 504
Washington
Hitchcock Alfred Rev., proptr Hitchcock House, 961
Mission
HITCHCOCK CHARLES M. DR., President
Saucelito Land and Ferry Co., office 320 Sansom,
r. Xapa Valley
Hitchcock Charles McF., physician, r. 236 Tyler
Hitchcock Clinton, bookkeeper, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock George, waterteuder Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska
Hitchcock George B., agent, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Helen M. Miss, assistant Bush Street Cos-
mopolitan Primary' School, r. 1010 Powell
Hitchcock Henry, harnessmaker Market St. B. R.
r. 1 Willow
Hitchcock House, Rev. Alfred Hitchcock proptr,
961 Mission
Hitchcock James, r. 841 Clay
Hitchcock Jesse B., millwright, r. 314 Bush
Hitchcock Norman S., carpenter and builder, r. 2806
Howard
Hitchcock Wilbur F., r. 197 Hyde
Hitchens James, miner, r. 115 Mason
Hitchiugs Edward, capitalist, r. 108 Ellis
Hitchiugs James H., barber, r. 919 Montgomery
Hitchings Rebecca Mrs., fancy goods, 919 Mont
Hite John R., mining, r. 225 Bush
Hitschler Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 466 Minna, rear
Hitte Celcstin, waiter .Uiguste Dalland, r. 1320 Stock
Hittell Charles J., r. 808 Turk
HITTE1.L. JOHN S., editor Alta California, office
529 California, r. 101 Grove
Hittell Katie H. Miss, r. 808 Turk
Hittell Theodore H., attorney at law, office 23 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 808 Turk
Hittinger Anton, beer saloon, 107 Dupont, r. 24 Dup
Hixon Ellen Mrs., r. 1709 Mason
Hixon Mary J. (widow) , r. 1234 Bush
Hixon. See Hickson
Hixson Edward T., bookkeeper Hixson, Justi & Co.,r.
409 First
Hixson H. B. k Co. (Augtist Menke). ponltry, 48-49
Washington Market
Hixstm Henry 15. (H. B. Hixson & Co., and Hixson &
Dilla), r. 919 Jackson
Hixson Jasper M. (Hixson, Justi .<; Co.) , r. 409 First
Hix.son, Justi & Co. (Jasper M. Hi.xson, Charles Justi,
and Walter D. Hixson), commission merchants,
403 Davis
Hixson Walter D (Hixson, Justi & Co.), r. 409 First
Hixson & Dilla (H. B. Hixson and W. B. Dilla), poul-
try and game, 19 Bay City Market
Hjul Hans (Norager .t Hjul), r. 8 Central
Huachc Peter, laborer Hart & Goodman, r. 12 Lafay-
ette PI
Hoadley Alfred H., ironmolder Pac. Iron Works, r.
27U1 Bush
Hoadley G. C, dentist, office and r. 805 Mission
Hoadley George, bookkeeper, r. 2701 Bush
Hoadley James H., r. 2701 Bush
HOADIiEif MILO, civil engineer, office 29 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. 2910 Bush
Hoag Abigail, r. 649 Howard
Hoag Alfred H., apothecary G. G. Burnett, r. HSH
third
Hoag Caroline T. Miss, r. 725 Bush
Hoag Edward, cabinetmiker, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Hoag Frank C, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 1416 Polk
Hoag Gertrude S. (widow) , r. 1110 Hyde
Hoag Jared C, stockdealer, ir. 303 Eddy
Hoag John, engineer California St. R. R., r. 1430 Polk
Hoag Lyman B.. physicinn, office and r. 649 Howard
Hoag William M., capitalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hoag. See Hoge
Hoagland Edward, teamster Moore & McLaren, r. 516
Howard
Hoagland Hiram, driver Isaac Stone, r. N s Cortland
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Hoagland Merrill, driver Isaac Stone, r. N s Cort-
land Av, nr San Bruno Road
Hoagland William C. architect, office 432 Montgom-
ery, room 7, r. 1615 Jones
Hoagley Blanche Mrs., dressmaking, 413 Sutter
Hoar James, laborer, r. .527 Linden
Hoar John, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 31 Ecker
Hoar John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 113
Freelon
Hoar Michael, stableman James Tomkinson, r. 70 Na-
toma
Hoare Charles W., stockbroker, 420 Montgomery,
room 7, r. Occidental Hotel
Hoare. See Horr
Hoart Joseph, milker Emanuel Steiuer, r. Seventeenth
Av, nr F, South S. F.
Hobahane James, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Hoban Henry, mate stm Marc Island, Berkeley Ferry
Hoban Patrick, laborer, r. S s Eighteenth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Hobart Benjamin (Hobart, Wood & Co.), r. 625 Geary
Hoburt Benjamin F., salesman Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. 2145 Mission
Hobart C. Rev , r. 257 Perry
Hobart Henry A., seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Hobart Henry A., with Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 430
Valencia
Hobart John H., mining , r. 704 Howard
Hobart John L., r. 1408 Bush
Hobart Rachel D. Mrs., r. 118 Dupont
Hobart Walter S., capitalist, office 203 Bush, r. 629
Sutter
BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Order*.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
HOB
432
HOE
Hobart, Wood & Co. (Benjamin Hobart and Samuel A.
Wood) , manufs and importers boots and shoes, 15
Sansom
Hobbert Henry T., stationer, 218 Third, r. 13 Hampton
PI
Hobbs Elvira (widow), r. 26 J^ Liberty
Hobbs Frederick, grainbroker, office 402 Front, r. 1008
Bush
Hobbs Hiram H., stock operator, 170S Geary
Hobbs J. K. C. (Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.) , r. 26M Lib-
erty
Hobbs John, driver, r. 509 Washington
HOBBS, POMEKOY & CO. (J. K. C. Hobbs,
David Pomeroy and Joseph G. Wall),boxmakers,
11-13 Beale, and 10-12 Main
Hobbs Walter S., searcher of records, r. 116 Ellis
Hobb's Wharf, E s Long Bridge, foot Fourth
Hobdell William T. Jlrs., dressmaker, r. 613 Hyde
Hobe Adolphus A. (Mitchell & Hobe), r. 602 Capp
Hobe George I., r. 1633 Hyde
Hoben John, laborer, r. N 8 Eureka, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Hobiu Mary, domestic 1811 Jessie '
Hobkirk Maria Mrs., confectionery and bakery, 25i"J
Folsom
Hobkirk Peter, carpenter, r. 2549 Folsom
Hobokeu Brewery, Samuel Marks proptr, 735 Tehama
HOBRO AVILLIAM D., plumber and gasfitter, 727
Washington, r. 1014 Jackson
Hobrou William M., master mariner, r. 1 Perry
Hobson Benjamin, pressman E. Detrick & Co., r. 1426
California
Hobson George M., clerk, r. 1426 California
Hobson Henry B., flour and grain-broker, office 211
Clay, r. 9 Page
Hobson John E. (James Moore & Co.), r. 501 Geary
Hobson T. H., lamplighter, r. 36 Clay
Hobson Thomas, capitalist, r. 1234 Pacific
Hobson Thomas, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Hobson William, teamster, r. 45 West Mission
Hobirrg William H. real-estate, office 606 Montgomery,
room 12, r. 1110 Powell
Hoch Charles, bookkeeper, r. 206 Fifth
Hoch Joseph, laborer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Hochguertel Nicholas, ])roptr Long Branch House,
Ocean Beach Koad. nr Cliff House
Hochheimer Etta Miss, teacher, r. 1526 Clay
Hochheimer Julia Miss, assistant Turk Street Primary
School, r. 1.526 Clay
Hochheimer Simon, insufancebroker, office 313 Cali-
fornia, r. 1526 Clay
Hochholzer Hugo, teacher drawing Lincoln Evening
School, r. 15-20 Geary
Hochholzer Hugo Mrs., teacher French Girls' High
School, r. 1520 Geary
Hochholzer James, designer West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 1520 Geary
HOCHKOFIiER RUDOliF, merchandisebroker,
and Austro-Hungariau Consul, office 203 Front, r.
Oakland
HOCHSTAOTER E. «Si CO. (Charles H. Stouteu-
borough), stockbrokers, office SW cor Cal and San
Hochstadter Edgar S., clerk E. Hochstadter & Co.. r.
1526 Sutter
Hochstadter Eli (E. Hochstadter & Co.), r. 320 Geary
Hochstadter William, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum
& Co., r. 1526 Sutter
Hochstein Adolph, general bookkeeper LazardFreres,
r. 422 Geary
Hock Charles T. (Hock & Perazzo), r. 954 Mission
Hock Henry, brewer, r. 2 HaigUt
Hock Tobias, barber Hock K Perazzo, r. 954 Mission
Hock Tobias, bricklayer and contractor, office 516
Kearny, r. 422 Tyler
Hock & Perazzo (Charles T. Hock and John Perazzo),
hairdressing t^aloon, 548 Washington
Hockeus Uobert, carpenter, r. 2825 Clay
Hocking James (Hocking & Peters), r. 239 Kearny
Hocking James, compositor Examiner, r. 511 Green-
wich
Hocking John, r. International Hotel
Hocking & Peters (James Hocking and J. Peters),
proptrs Buckley's Original Varieties, NW cor
Kearney and Pine
Hoctor Mlch.'iel C, driver Market St. R. R., r. NW cor
Santa Clara and York
Hodderstrn-Balliug Edward, clerk Blohm & Gerken,
r. NE cor Mission and Beale
Hodes August, barber Wiebe & Strehl. r. 7 Cottage PI
Hodgdon Ambrose P., miner, r. 2212 Sixteenth
Hodgdon Charles H., seaman, estate J. B. Piper, 7
Clay
Hodgdon Cynthia L. (widow), physician, r. 1063 How
Hodgdon Eliza A. (widow) , furnished rooms. 31 Eddy
Hodgdon Hattie Miss. r. 1063 Howard
Hodgdon J. P., assistant agent freight dept Central
Pac. R. R., r. 618 Fourth
Hodgdon Thomas G., law student Michael S. Horan
r. 1006 Jones
Hodgdon Walter H. A., physician and surgeon, office
and r. 1063 Howard
Hodge Ann (widow), r. 808 Union
Hodge Annie Miss, r. 338 Union
Hodge Charles J., printer Alta California, r. 120 Sixth
Hodge Christopher, floorman McCord, Bridge c*c Co.,
r. 110 Wilham
Hodge, Davis & Co., wholesale druggists (Portland, O.),'
office 116 Front
Hodge Eva Miss, furnished rooms, 120 Sixth
Hodge James, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 110
William
Hodge John, expressman, NW cor Spear and Mission
r. 33fi Union
Hodge John G. (John G. Hodge & Co.) , r. 1516 Cal
HODGE JOHX G. & CO., importers and jobbers
books and stationery, and paper dealers. 314 Cal
Hodge Joseph, hostler McCord, Bridge i: Co., r. 110
William
Hodge Michael, drayman, r. 338 Union
Hodge Robert, ladies' and childrehs' suit manuf, 10
Fifth
Hodges B. K., actor California Theatre, r. 823 Bush
Hodges Charles, boatman, r. 331 Vallejo
Hodges Charles, laborer, r. 4 Hodges PI
Hodges George, millwright Horace Davis & Co., r. 1717
Lincoln, West Oakland
Hodges James, r. 4 Central PI
Hodgins J. D., capitalist, r. 139 Fourth
Hodgkin J. E., foreman Holland & Ruppel, r. 303
Jessie
Hodgkin De Courcey W., salesman Turner, Kennedy
iV Shaw, r. cor Fourth and Channel
Hodgkius Edward F., bookkeeper, r. SE cor Twenty-
third and San Jose Av
Hodgkius Gardner T., messenger delivery department
Wells, Fargo A: Co,, r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins Henry J., carpenter, r. 1615 Jones
HodgkinsPillsbury, steamerclerk Wells, Fargo& Co..
r. 2625 Sacramento
Hodgkins William L. (Hodgkins & Trevoy), r. 116
Perry
Hodgkins & Trevoy (William L. Hodgkins and David
S. Trevoy). groceries, teas, etc., 153 Fourth, and
groceries, and dairy produce. 29-32 Hayes Valley
Market
Hodgkius Wharf, foot L. South S. F.
Hodgson Emily Miss, silk worker California Silk
Manuf Co., r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Hodgson J. G,, accountant Hong Kongf and Shanghai
Banking Corporation, r. San Rafael
Hodgson Sophia (widow), r. Iwelfth Av, bet N and P
South S. F.
Hodgton J. H., superintendent Central Pac. R. R.
freight shed, r. tils Fourth
Hoduett Annie (widow), r. ISO .\labama
Hodneit John, waiter Occidi-ntal Hotel, r. 643 Post
Hodnett Jeremiah W.. lab )rer, r. 309 Seventeenth
Hodstadt Swend, wireworker, r. 823 Battery
Hoe J. D. printer, r. 519 Sacramento
Hoebel Jacob, carriagetrimmer Charles Molter, r. 335
Shipley
Hoeber Eugene G., printer Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 1772 Folsom
Hoeber Henry, inspector and measurer vessels Cus-
tom House, r. 1772 Folsom
Hoeckle Louis, r. 516 Franklin
Hoefer Henry G., Iramemaker, 641 California, r. 516
Vallejo
Hoefer John P., saddler J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 26
John
Hoefer Paul, saddler, r. 28 John
Hoefer Samuel P., candymaker Fahrbach & Seidl
Hocllisch Morris, speculator, r. 318 Sutter
Hoeft Henry, engineer Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r.
447 Natoma
Hoehn Philip, groceries and liquors, r. S s Twenty-
fourth, between Sanchez and Noe
Hoehna Charles, porter Mayrisch Brothers & Co., r.
N 8 Columbia, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Driving Gloves.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
HOE
433
HOF
Hoeller Charles, r. 527 Xatoma
HoelmiscU Henry, cigaruiaker, r. 25 Morton
HoelsL-lier Autou (Hoel.soher & Co.), r. W s Railroad
Av, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth avs South
1 S. F.
Hoelscher August (Hoelscher & Brother), r 37 Eddy
I Hoelscher Ernest, r. 209 Taylor
; Hoelscher George A., commission merchant r 317
. Bush . '
I Hoelscher Werner (Hoelscher k Brother) , r. 115 Eddy
Hoelecher William (William Hoelscher dt Co.) r 19
, Pearl '
I HOELSCHER AVILLIAai <& CO., wholesale
wines and liquors, 504 Market
, Hoelscher & Brother (August and Werner), groceries
I and liquors, SE cor Mason and Eddy
' Hoelscher A: Co. (.Anton Hoelscher, William F. Garms
; and Jacob Pillig), i^roptrs Souths. F. Brewery
cor Railroad and Fourteenth avs, South S. F.
Holt Jaco.b, baker, r. 009 Jackson
Hoctnle Wary T. (widow), furnished rooms, 2i7 Stev
j Hc>,rrmann Charlotte Mrs., r. 14 William
Hoerter George, waiter Post Street House
I Hoertkorn Charles, boots and shoes, 543 Washington
' r. 811}$ Montgomery '
, Hoesch Henry, restaurant, 417 Pine, r. 1216 Clay
Hocsch John, bookkeeper Abraham Suss, r. 603 Bush
' H-.tsch Josephine (widow), r. 1254 Howard
I Hoesch William, haruessmaker Richard Acton, r.
2700 Mission
i Hoetzel Joseph, cutler Will & Finck, r. 769 Market
Hoever Charles, house and signpainter, 10 Commer-
cial, r. Hausa Hotel
Hoeversen Claus, seaman, r. New Atlantic Hotel
Hoey Bessie, chambermaid Lick House
HOEY EUGEXE, furniture, 1009 Market, r. 2618
Sutter
Hney John, teamster, r. 72s Brannan
Hiiey John, upholsterer, r. 2018 Sutter.
Hoey Laurence, tauiier Cornelius 6'Donnell. r. 4
Boardman PI
Hoey Owtn, acid boiler California Chemical Works
r. 1031 York
Hoey Robert, engineer, r. 324 Vallejo
Uoey Thomas, bootblack H. Heinz, r. 1417 Dupont
Hoey William, painter, r. 150 Clara
Hoey. See Hoy, and Hoye
Hof Frederick, blacksmith A. Doble, r. Alameda
Hofeu Leo (Hofen & Co.), r. 318 Kearny
HOFEX A CO. (Leo Hofen, and Charles F.
Leege) , Empire Steam Coffee and Spice Mills, and
sole agents Empire Match Factory, office 412 Clay
Holl' Christian, foreman Charles Dietle, r. 1103 Pow
Hoflf Hans, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Hofif Jacob, laborer St. Luke's Hospital
HolTLucy Mi.ss, r. lOlii Larkin
Hoff Lydia (widow) , furnished rooms, 921 Jackson
HOFF OLIVER, physician, office and r. NE cor
I Post and Stockton
I Hoff Simon, tailor, 3 Taylor, r. 11}($ Harriet
Hoft' Thomas, painter, r. 218 Minna
Hc.ff Victor, merchant (Cerro Gordo) , r. 609 Taylor
Hofl'. See Hough, and Huff
Hoffacker Bernard J., wool assorter Ball & Julian r
125 Park Av
Hoffe Edward, glassblower, r. Terminal Hotel
Hoffer Frederick. (Ellenberger, Hotfer & Co.), r. iOil-i
Gough
Hoffer Frederick, butcher, r.'^2539 Folsom
Hoffer Sarah (widow), r. 1717 Turk
Hofllien Frederick, laborer L. Radovich & Co., r 1719
Pacific Av
Hoffman , grocer r. .508 Ellis
Hoffman Abraham, merchant, office 202 Sansom room
5)<., r. 26 Sixth
Hoffman Alexander, pianomover, r. 929 Washington
Hoffman Alice Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory, r. 118 Shipley
Hoffman Andrew, r. 1318 Jackson
Hoffman Barbara Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1516 Mason
Hoflman C. A., conductor California St. R R., r. 1516
Polk
H ff'uan Carl, compositor, r. 1522 Powell
U, ffman Caroline (widow) (Hoffman k Ernst), r. 1206
JacoS >n
H flmaii Charles, engraver Hoffman & Schenk r. 1516
Mason
Hi ff iiui, Cliarles H., teacher music, r. 305 Turk
Hcffjiun Charles S., teacher music, r. 1240 Mission
Hoffman Charlotte A., ladies' nurse, r. 210 Perry
Hoffman Daniel E., clerk Jarboe & Harrison r 715
Howard '
Hoffman Dora Mrs., gents' furnishing goods, 1629 Polk
Hoffman E. C, dressmaker, r. 331 Geary
Hoffman Edmund, bookkeeper Greenebaum, Helbinc
& Co., r. 1240 Mission ^
Hoffman F.. miner, r. 814 Montgomery
HOFFMAN FIRE INSURANCE CO. (New
York) , George D. Dornin agent, office 401 Cal
Hoffman Gottlieb (Hoffman & Schenk), r. 1516 Mason
Hoflman Henry, laborer C. James King of William &
Co.
Hoffman Henry, laborer Empire Brewery, r 4'>0
Chestnut
Hoffman Henry F. W., r. 534 Bartlett
Hoffman H. William, woodturner Andrew Frei, r 556
Brannan
Hoffman Jacob, driver Golden Gate Brewery r 6
Scotland
Hoffman John, cook S. S. Orizaba, r. 109 Vallejo
Hoflman John, hairdressing saloon, 709 Davis, r. 704 Bat
Hoffman Joh»i, teamster Waterhouse & Lester r. S s
Howard, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Hoffman John M., view artist, studio 120 Sutter, r 29
Potter
Hoffman John V., cabinetmaker C. E. Johnson r 20
Frederick
Hoffman Joseph (Hofl'man & Co.) , r. 1109 Van Ness Av
Hoflman Julia Mrs., tailoress Henry Harmon r 226
Sutter '
Hoffman Lawrence, steward S. S. City of Chester
Oregon S. S. Co. '
Hoffman Louis, sausagemaker Schwamm & Ludwig
r. Golden Gate Hotel
Hoffman Louis, waiter The Baldwin, r. 20 M Stockton
Hoflman Louis, woodturner Fifth Street Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 508 Brannan
Hoffman Louis N., salesman Nolan Bro« r 740
Market
Hoffman Louisa, domestic 876 Shotwell
Hoffman Martin, cooper I. Nesbitt & Bro. r Pacific
Railroad House
[ Hoffman Martin, shoemaker, r. 318 Pacific
Hoffman Martiue, shoemaker August Ehrhorn r 1220
Larkin
Hoffman Mary D. (widow) , r. 715 Howard
Hoffman Mary L. Miss, assistant Girls' High School
r. 534 Bartlett
Hoffman O., cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory
HOFFMAN 6GDEN, judge U. S. District Court
and es-officio judge U. S. Circuit Court, chambers
10 U. S. Court Building, r. Pacific Club
Hoffman Otto, brewer Golden City Brewery, r. 1431 Pac
Hoflman Paul, foreman cutter Toklas, Brown & Co
r. 3 Chatham PI ''
Hofl'man Paul, seaman, r 127 Jackson
Hoffman Peter, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros r cor
Kearny and Jackson
Hoflman Peter, cooL Tiger Hotel, r. 446 Brannan
Hoffman Philip, c;irrier California Demokrat, r 15
Vareuiie PI
Hoflman Samuel (Hoffman & Co.), r. New York
Hoffman Samuel, artist, studio 120 Sutter, r. 1404 Polk
Hoflman Sandor, clerk Philip S. Mitrovich r 1224
Polk ■ '
Hoffman Sarah J., adjuster coiner's department U S
Mint, r. 1718 Sutter
Hoflman Seligman (Huffman & Co.). r. New York
Hoffman Simon, merchant, r. ]24ii M;--si(,n
HOFFMAN SIMON, priiptr Cale Fianoais, SE cor
Kearny and Sacramento, up stairs, r. 546 Howard
HOFFM.VN SOUTH ARD,*^ clerk U. 8. dS^
„ „.^"""^ °"^<^'" ^•* U. S. Court Bldg, r. San Rafael
Hoflman W., turn r. r. 556 Brannan
Hoffman Wllhelm F., driver New Atlantic Hotel 207
Mont.;omery Av '
Hofluiau William (Teubner & Hofl'm8n),r. 1316 Larkin
Hofl.iian William, oysterman Charles Pechin r 335
Jessie
Hoffman William, waiter, r. 270 Jessie
Hoflman William T., r. 6 O'Farrell
HOFFMAN & CO. (Samuel, Seligman. and Joseph
Hoflman, and David Bloom), importers fancy
goods, Yankee notions, etc., 17-19 Battery
Hoffman & Ernst (Caroline Hoffman and Henry Emst)
stoves and tinware, 1214 Stockton
Hoffmnn .^ Schenk (Grttlieb Hoffman and Christian
Sclienk), engravers, stencil cutters, and die sink-
ers, 414 Sacramento
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BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Ttird Street
2S
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
HOF
434
HOG
Ho«maiin A. J., r. 1224 Harrison
Hoffmann Albert, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, r.
109 Tehama
Hoffmann Alfred, gardener, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Hoflfmann A. M. Mrs., physician, office 1422 Folaom, r.
W 8 San Jose Boad, nr Industrial School
Hoffmann Annie Miss, bakery and stationery, 209
Twenty-fourth
Hoffmann August, cook German Hotel
Hoffmann Charles, dry-goods (Austin, Nev.), r. 546
Howard
Hoffmann Charles H., gardener, r. 209 Twenty-fourth
Hoil'manu Charles S. (Bryant & Hoffmann) , r. 1921
Jessie
Hoffmann Christian, upholsterer California Furniture
• Mauuf. Co., r. 620 J^ Natoma
Hoffmann Christian P., civil engineer, r. 1521 Webster
Hoffmann Conrad, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture
Factory, r. 16 Dolores
Hoffmann David, employee Pioneer Malt House, r.
210(5 Stockton
Hoffmann Emma, domestic 730 McAllister
Hoffmann Ernst {Hoffmann & Brother), r. NW cor
Howard and Twenty-second
Hoffmann Frank, miller, r. 627 Green
Hoffinann Frank M., confectioner and baker, SE cor
Bush and Devisadero
Hoffmann Frederick, baker Gustave Laux, SW cor
Mason and Chestnut
Hoffmann Fritz, laborer Herrmann Kossbach, r. 1517
Hyde
Hoffmann George (Hoffmann & Brother), r. NWcor
Howard and Twenty-second
Hoffmann George, laborer B. F. Barton & Co., r. 9
Kohler's PI
Hoffmann Harry (Dannmann & Hoffmann) , r. 236 Bran
Hoffmann Henry, employee Toland's Medical College,
r. 226 Chestnut
Hoffmann Henry, with Stein, Simon k. Co., r. 110 Guer-
rero
Hoffmann Henry Jr., clerk Btein, Simon k Co., r. 110
Guerrero
Hofl'm;iun J., laborer, r. 1300 }■; Stockton
Hoffmann Jacob, speculator, r. 1621 Dupont
Hoffmann John, lithographer F. M. Truwortliy, r. 404
Union
Hoffmann John P., shoemaker, r. Kramer PI
Hoffmann Joseph, porter Frederick Hufachmidt, r.
Oakland
Hott'in;iun Joseph, salesman, r. 120 Shipley
Hofl'mauu Louis, cook, r. 18 Boardman PI
Hoilmunn Louis W., woodworker Bryant & Hoffmann,
r. 1921 Jessie
Hoffmann Paul, laborer Odd Fellows'Cemetery,r. W b
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St Rose
Hoffmann Robert, employee Andrew Ouderdonk, r.
St. David's House
Hoffmann Theodor C, manager David Hirschfold, r.
2440 Mission
Hoffmann Victor, architect, office 637 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
Hoffmann William, groceries andli(iuor8, SE cor Page
and Octavia
Hoffmann William, withEmil Locven, r. 1109 Market
Hoffmann William T., clerk, r. 1718 Sutter
Hofl'mann la Brother (Eriiht and George) , groceries and
liquors, NW cor Howard and Twenty-second
Hoffmann. See Hofman and Hol'mann
Hoffmcister Fritz, liquor saloon, 509 Clay, r. .529 Clay
Uoff'iiiyer Vulner, teacher music, r. 967 Mission
Hoffuer William, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. 245 Te-
hama
Hoffschueider William (Wiuterburn & Co.), r. Fruit-
Vale
Hoffstetter B., physician, office and r. 114 Ellis
Hofleug Frederick, Witches and jewelry, 5 Third, r.
Oakland
Hofman Henry, r. 219 Dupont
Uofman Martin, tinsmitli, plumbing and gasfitting,
1515 Polk
Hofmaiin Adolph (Mendheim k Hofman,) r. Oakland
Hofmanu Charles V., halrdressiug saloon, 285 East,
r. Moulton PI
Hofmanu Frederick W. (Hofmann & Cook), r. 623 Cal
Hofmnnu Isaac L., porkpacker, 9-10 Grand Western
Market, r. 536 Sixteenth
fiofmaun John, laborer Hofon Jc Co., r. S 6 Mason, bet
Bay and Francisco
Hofmann Josejih A., manager A. Roman & Co., r. 1219
Bush
HOFMANN MATTHAtJS, proptr First Street
House, 64-60 First
Hofmann Ottokar (Mendheim & Hofmann), r. Alameda
Hofmann R. H., bookkeeper A. Roman & Co., r. 572
Howard
HQFMANN Si COOK (Frederick W. Hofmann and
George W, F. Cook) , real estate and general busi-
ness agency, 5U9 Kearny
Hofmann. See Hoffman and Hoffmann
Hofriechter Morris, saddler, r. SE cor Fell and
, Gough
Hogan Alexander, clerk Charles L. Storck, r. 301 Hayes
Hogan Alice R. (widow) , r. 23 Nevada
Hogan Annie Miss, dressmaker A. O. Asten
Hogan Anthony, painter, r. 119 Fair Oaks, rear
Hogan Charles C., bookkeeper Kimball Mauuf. Co., r.
216 Tyler
Hogan Daniel, engineer Central Pac. R. R., r. 432
Braunan
Hogan Daniel, laborer, r. 105 J^ Freelon
Hogan Daniel, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Hogan Daniel, painter J. A. Donovan, r. 775 Miss, rear
Hogan Daniel, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 2294
Pine
Hogan David H., painter Cal. Paint Co., r. 205 Clara
Hogan Delia Miss, cashier Palace Hotel Restaurant
Hogan Dennis, gastitter Thomas Day, r. 24 How, rear
Hogan Dennis, stonecutter, r. 623 >>; Minna
Hogan Dennis, teamster, r. 523 Minna
Hogan Dennis J., r. 1112 Harrison
Hogan Edward, laborer, r. 42 Ivy Av
Hogan Edward, laborer North Pacific Hotel, 12 Jack
Hogan Edward, traikman Central R. R.,r. 639 Natoma
Hogan Ellen (widow), r. 1115 Howard
Hogan Ellen Miss, r. 317 Jessie
Hogan Ellen A. (widow) r. 268 Tyler
Hogan Eugene, laborer Gibb's Warehouse, r. 152 Clara
Hogan Frank, cooper, r. 23 Nevada
Hogan Frederick W., driver United Carriage Co., r.
53 Clementina
Hogan George, teamster, r. 1 Eddy PI
Hogan Georgiaua (widow) r. 1320 Kearny
Hogan Georgie Miss, r. 1320 Kearny
Hogan Henry, teamster, r.523 Minna
Hogan J., longshoreman Menzies & Binghara
Hogan James, r. 1021 Vallejo
Hogan James, contractor, r. 417 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Hogan James R., machinist, r. 23 Nevada
Hogan J. Frank, compot^itor Daily Stock Report, r. 23
Nevada
Hogan Johanna Miss, dressmaker, r. 240 Stevenson
Hogan John, carpenter, r. 233 First
Hogan John, contractor, r. E s York, bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Hogan John, drayiuan, r. N s Lombard, nr Mont
Hogan John, insurance solicitor Commercial Inaur-
ance Co. of Cal., r. 769 Bryant
Hogan John, laborer, r. 48 Baldwin Court
Hogan John, laborer, r. 551 Natoma
Hogan John, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Hogan John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 15 Har-
rison Av
Hogan John A. (Brown, Hogan & Co., and Hogan &
Co.), r. 27 Nevada
Hogan John A. Jr., deputy license collector, r. 27 Ne-
vada
Hogan John F., cooper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r. 2a
N(!vada
Hogan John R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Ilogan Joseph D., grocer, r. 16 Lynch
Hogan Joseph R., printer, r. 8 Liberty
Hogan Lillie Miss, storekeeper Palace Hotel
Hogan M., longshoreman Menzies \' Bingham
Hogan M. k M. C, groceries and liquors, 1612 LeaT
Hogan M. A. Mrs. (widow), r. 3 Central PI
Hogan Margaret, domestic 1120 Mis.sion
Hogan Martin C. (M. i*^ M. C. Hogan), r. 1612 Le»T
Hogan Mary (widow), r. 228 Dora, rear
Hogan Mary .\. (widow), r. 119 Fair Oaks, rear
Hogan Matthew, laborer, r. 1710 Leavenworth
Hogan Michael (M. & M. C. Hogan), r. 1612 Leav
Hogan Micliai'l, r. 519 Bush
Hogan Miiliael, contractor, r. 1C19 Laguna
Hogan Micluicl, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 23 Nevada
Hogan Micliael, lishdealer, 30 Grand Central Marke t
r. 9(13 Harrison
Hogan Michael, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
Hogan Michael, longshoreman, r. 24 Glover
BULLOCK & JONE,** • -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
HOG
435
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Hogan Michael, teamster Thomas J. Kirby, r. 733 Te-
hama
Hogan MiehaelJ., janitor Greenwich Primary School,
r. 1-1 Baunaiu PI
Hogan Michael L., groceries ard liqiiorg, 219 Eleventh
Hogan M. J., steward Overland House
Hogan Owen, warehouseman John O. Strauch, r. 162
Clara
Hogan Patrick, horseshoer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Hogan Patrick, laborer, r. Sv s Sansom, nr Union, rear
Hogan Patrick, porter Castle Bros., r. 1717 Hyde
Hogan Patrick, porter W. W. Moutagtie & Co., r. 39
Natoma
Hogan Patrick M., cook, r. 245^ Perry
Hogan Patrick S., farmer, S s Ocean House Road, half-
mile SW Industrial School
Hogan Peter, horsetrainer, r. 14G Tehama
Hogan Peter, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Hogan P. J., butcher Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking
Hogan P. J., chiroi)odist, r. 74{i Mission
Hogan Richard, student Heald's Business College, r.
14 Bannam PI
Hogan Hubert, policeman City Hall. r. 1 Eddy PI
Hogan Thomas, fireman stiii Julia, r. 5 Sonoma PI
Hogan Thomas, irouer S. F. Laundry, r. NE cor Turk
and Steiuer
Hogan Thomas, laborer Pacific Mall S. S. Oo.'s Wharf,
r. 8 Liberty
Hogan Thomas, plasterer, r. 4 Brady
Hogan Thomas C, tailor, r. 8 Liberty
Hogan William, driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 17 An-
thony
Hogan William, expressman, r. 1226 Sacramento
Hogan William, laborer, r. 230 Folsom
Hogau William Jr., bookkeeper, r. 122G Sacramento
Hugau William H., r. 8 Liberty
Hogan Winnie, domestic 1920 Howard
Hogan W. R. E., clerk, r. 3 Central PI ,
Hogan & Co. (John A. Hogan, and David B. Brown),
coopers, 1013 Drumm
Hogans John, long^oreman, r. 20 Mission
Hogarth Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hogarty Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 422
Brannan, rear
Hogarty Dennis, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 233
Perry
Hogberg Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Hoge Charles, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 159
Silver
HOGE GEORGE "W., attorney at law, and libra-
rian S. F. Law Library, oflice 27-28 Montgomery
Block, r. 116 Montgomery Av
Hoge Jame.'i, carpenter, r. 324 Sutter
HOGE JOSEPH P., attorney at law, office 4-6
Montgomery Block, r. Palace Hotel
Hoge Margaret, sewing machine operator Levi Strauss
& Co., r. 159 Silver
Hoge Walter, real estate, r. American Exchange Hotel
Hoge. See Hoag
Hogeboom Lawrence V., chief engineer stm Yosemite,
r. 2218 Mission
Hogemann Julius, clerk ■ Hermann Sagehorn, r. 620
Union
HOGEB ERNEST, groceries, 525-527 Washington,
r. 1319 Pine
Hogerson John, lumberman, r. 20 Mission, rear
Hogg Archibald, groceries and liquors, SW cor Harri-
son and Dora
Hogg Isaac, miner, r. 1921 Bush
Hogg James, bookkeeper Sperry & Co., r. Oakland
Hogg T.Egenton, capitalist, office 302 Montgomery,
room 6, r. Lick House
Hoglan Annie Mrs., widow, r. 142 Seventh
Hogle Mary Mrs. (widow), r. 100 Natoma
Hogref Frederic, clerk Becker Brothers, r. SB cor Lar-
kin and Geary
Hogrefe Charles, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 146 Eleventh
Hogue George W., sergeant police City Hall, r. 815
Union
Hohenschild George (estate of), (Gilfillan & Hohcns-
child) . office 33 California Market
Hohenschild Henry, salesman C. Curtin, r. 5.38 Minna
Hohenschild Raffella (widow), r. 23 Valparaiso
HOHEiN'THAl. GUSTAVE, manuf rufflings and
lace goods, and dealer fancy goods, 107 Fifth
Hohl Conrad, Swiss Benev. So.-.. HWj Kear
Hohlweg Frederick, druggist, NE cor Polk and Jack-
son, r. 1208 Jackson
Hohn Lars, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 216 Clara
Hohndorf Henry, liquor saloon, 12 Front, r. 50 Jessie
Hohneck Frederick, cornicemaker Joseph F. Forderer,
r. Ahlborn House
Hohuhubeu Ernest, waiter, r. 419 Folsom
Uohnsen Henry, bartender F. W. Kamps, r. Natoma,
nr Seventh
Hohwiesner S. Clemens, clerk Charles E. Heise, r.
G16M Filbert
Hohwiesner John Frederick, clerk George Marcus &
Co., r. 616 >4 Filbert
Hoin Isidor N., clerk, r. 1528 Pacific Av
Hoiu Peter P., r. 1528 Pacific Av
HOIN PETER P. Jr., superintendent Carrier's
Department, S. F. Post-office, r. 1332 Mat , ' .
Hoin Theodore E., bookkeeper H. T. Holmes & Co.,'
r. 1528 Pacific Av
Hoitt Ira G., stockbroker, office 331 Montgomery,
Hoitt. See Hoyt
room 12, r. 907 Bush
Hokauson Olof, liquor saloon, 527 East, r. 530 Green-
wich
Holabird Samuel B., lieutenant-colonel U. S. A., and
chief quartermaster Military Division Pacific,
Presidio Reservation
Holahau John, marblepolisher, r. 118 Gilbert
Uolahan. See Holihan, Hollahan and Hollohon
Hularan John, waterteuder Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
545 Second
Holbon James, driver Central R. R.
Holborn Louis, expressman, 438 Broadway
Holboru Susan (widow), r. 1107 Howard
Holbrook A. W., watchman, r. 2204 Powell
Holbrook Benjamin F., salesman J. W. Davidson &
Co., r. 37 Liberty
Holbrook Charles {Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson), r.
928 Bush
HOLBROOK CHARL.es B., physician, office
1249 Market, r. 141 Ninth
HOLBROOK CHARLES B. Jr., chemist and
apothecary, 1249 Market, r. 133 Ninth
Holbrook Charles E., physician, office and r. 4 Eddy
HOLBROOK CHARLES T., commission mer-
chant, office 123 California, r. 312 Ellis
Holbrook Clarence W., bootfinisher Porter, Oppen-
heimer & Slessinger. r. 872 Mission
Holbrook Florence, shoemaker, r. 872 Mission
Holbrook Frank A., miner, r. 141 Ninth
Holbrook Henry, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Holbrook Henry E., gardener Leland Stanford, SWcor
California and Powell
Holbrook James M., foreman. Porter, Oppenheimer
& Slessinger, r. 1703 Stockton
HOLBROOK, MERRILL & STETSON (Chas.
Holbrook, John F. and Charles Merrill and James
B, Stetson), importers and jobbers stoves and
metals, and manuls tinware, 111-113 California,
and 17-19 Davis
Holbrook Nellie Miss, actress, r. 1627 Post
Holbrook Otis S., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Holbrook William, barkeeper Korts & JDiercks, r. 314
Clay
Holbrow H. E., laborer Golden Gate Park
Holcomb Brothers, & Co. (G. F. and H. L. Holcomb
and H. B. Bigelow), carriage repository and auc-
tioneers, 411-4mii California
Holcomb Charles N., manager Holcomb Bros. & Co.,
office 411 California, r. Oakland
Holcomb Franklin, real-estateagent, r. 220 Green
Holcomb George T., secretary Boys' and Girls' Aid
Soc, r. 63 Clementina
Holcomb George W., driver James J. McKinnon, r. 31
Potter
Holcomb G. F. (Holcomb Bros. & Co.), r. New Haven,
Conn
Holcomb H. S. (Holcomb Bros. & Co.), r. Oakland
HOLCOMB W. A. & CO., grainbrokers and com-
mission, office room (i, Produce Exchange Build-
ing, NE cor Clay and Davis
Holcomb Wesley B., lumber dealer, office SE cor
Spear and Market, r. Oakland
Holcomb William A. (W. A; Holcomb & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Hold B., waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon S. S.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Holden Agnes Mrs., sewingmachine operator Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 100 !<S Second
Holden Albert B., r. 702 M Larkin
Holden Charles S., plumber Bush & Scuddcr. r. 824
Green
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANJDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Holden Cornelius, blacksmith McArron & Sophey, r.
818 Folsom
Holden Da^-id, blacksmith McArron & Sophey, r. 818
Folsom
Holden Edward, engineer, r. 636 Filbert
Holden Edward J., clerk Marlborough House, 252 Sec
HOLDEN GEORGE A., mining secretary, office
310 Pine, room 29, r. NW cor Folsom and Second
Holden James, contractor, r. 818 Folsom
Holden James, gardener, r. 210 Nineteenth, rear
Holden J. B. Mrs, r. 193 Hyde
Holden John M., helper Bush & Scudder, r. 824 Green
Holden Joseph, attorney at law, office 123 California,
rooms 23-24, r. 1818 Market
Holden Lewis, tinroofer, r. S s Twenty-third bet How-
ard and Shotwell
Holden Martin, shoemaker, r. 824 Green
Holden Mary (v.idow), r. 100}^ Second
' Holden Newell K., bootciitter Porter, Oppenhelmer &
Slessinger, r. 512 Bush
H'jlden K. B., r. 702 >6 Larkin
I Holden Samuel P., commercial agent, office 430 Cali-
fornia, r. 2102 Jackson
Holden Theresa (widow), proprietress Jilarlborough
House, 252 Second
1 Holden William, waterman, r. 946 Harrison
' Holden William A., wharf builder, r. S s Twenty-
third, bet Howard and Shotwell
Holdtn William F., salesman A. Koman & Co., r. 203
Powell
Holder Daniel J., carpenter W. E. Collyer, r. cor Iowa
and Yuba
Holder Frederick, machinist, r. 319 Jessie
Holder George, masterujhriner, r. 021 East
' HOLDER JOSEPH, liquor saloon, 62 Halleck, r.
Abbotsford House
Holder Thcmas (Liebold & Co.), r. 737 Pine
Hold( rer Frederick, machinist Singer Manuf. Co.
Holderer Henry, cigarmaker Otto Mayrisch, r. New
Atlantic Hotel
Holdersbach Hermann, wireworker Charles H. Gruen-
hagen, r. 16 Hunt
Holding Thomas, barkeeper Eeed & Co.
Hoklrcdge Anna Mrs., r. 13 Van Ness Av
Holdredge Henry A., porter, r. 14 Beideman
Holdswoith M., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Holdsworth Thomas, pilot stm Mary Garratt, r. Stock-
ton
Holea Guillermo, teacher Spanish, 116 St. Ann's Bldg
Holerau Michael, helper Union Box Factory, r. 20
Ritch
Holtield Theresa, domestic 304 Third
Holgreen Gustave, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Holiday J., helper Kisdou I. and L. Works
\ Holihan Edward, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
j 636 Sacramento
I Holje John B., liquor saloon, SW cor Railroad and
Sixteenth avs. South S. F.
Holje Martin, proptr Cal. Glue Works, E s De Haro,
I bet Sixteenth and El Dorado, r. E s Potrero Av, nr
! Sixteenth
Holjes John H., groceries and liquors, 1019 Pacific,
and NW Cor Sixth and Folsom
HoUaday Ben Jr., capitalist, office 328 Montgomery,
room H, r. Grand Hotel
HOLLA DAY SAMUEL W. , attorney at law, office
NK ci.r Sacramento and Montgomery, r. HoUaday
Hi i^jhts, NE .(■r Clay and Octavia
Holb.diiy. SeeH(dliday
HoUuluin Thomas H., salesman John M. Bryan, r. 3
Frederick
HoUahan William, painter, r. 411 Fourth
I HoUahau. see Holahan, Holihan. and Hollohon
j HoUanbarter Leopold, dairyman Megilligau & Clark,
r. San Jose Road, ur Industrial School
Holland Andrew, carder S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Holland Andrew, teamster Union Iron Works, r. 315
Mission
Holland Bernard, cooper MattuUath Manuf. Co., r. 13
Cleveland
Holland Carrie Miss, boxmakcr Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory, r. 306 Sixth
Holland Chribtopher, physician, r. 316 Lombard
Holland Daniel (Daniel Holland & Co.), r. 117 Thir-
teenth
Holland Daniel, assistant engineer Gray Brothers, r.
SI. cor Fifteenth and Howard
Holland Daniel, brakeman Andrew Onderdonk, r. 1918
Filbert
Holland Daniel & Co. (Robert Gill), commission mer-
chants, 204 Washington
Holland Daniel D. (Holland & Ruppel) , r. 924 Six-
teenth, Oakland
Holland David, longshoreman, r. 625 Davis
Holland Edward, laborer, r. N s Filbert, nr San, rear
Holland Edward, merchant tailor, 126 Post, r. 420
Post
Holland Ellen Mrs., domestic 1710 Larkin
Holland E. J., clerk, r. 115 Seventh
Holland F., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Toklo
Holland Gustavus, physician, office and r. 316 Lom-
bard
Holland Helen C. Miss, dressmaker, 188 Sixteenth
Holland Henry, laborer, r. 4 Filbert PI
Holland J., messman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pan-
ama
Holland James, mining, r. 21 Caroline
Holland James, saddlemaker. Main and Winchester, r,
1918 Filbert
Holland James, salesman C. Curtiu, r. 126 Ivy Av
Holland James, steward S. S. Orizaba, r. 1'J27 York
Holland James, teamster Fahrbach & Seidl, r. 3 Bowie
Av
Holland James C, r. 1120 Mission
Holland Jeremiah, porter I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r.
17.'1 Stevenson
Holland John, fruits, 733 Brannan
Holland John, ^rroceries and produce, SW cor Twenty-
second and Fair Oaks
Holland John, laborer, r. 311 Austin
Holland John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N s Nortli Point, nr Larkin
Holland John, rigger W. H. Smith, r. S s Duncan, bet
Dolores and Guererro
Holland John, seaman S. S. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Holland John, watchman Sailors' Home, cor Harrison
and Main
Holland John, waiter What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
Holland John J., engineer Centennial Planing Mill,
r. 749 Folsom
HOLLAND JOSEPH, groceries and liquors, SW
tor Fremont and Folsom, r. N s Twenty-third,
bet Alabama and Columbia
Holliud Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 355 Jessie
Holland Lydia A., dressmaking, 754 Harrison
Holland Margaret (widow), r. 191S Filbert
Holland Mary (widow) , r. L'4 Fifth Av
Holland Mary (widow), r. N s Islais Creek, nr San
Bruno Road
Holland JIary, domestic 1200 Van Ness Av
Holland Michael, gasfitter, r. 1918 Filbert
Holland Xatluiniel, attorney at law and U. S. Court
Commissioner, ollice 605 Clay, r. 1414 Clay
Holland Nathaniel, wheelwright Nicholas Holland, r.
44 Louisa
Holland Nicholas, wheelwright, Railroad Av, South
S. F., r. 44 Louisa
Holland Patrick, sawyer S. F. Box Factory, r. 20 Bitch
Holland Peter, liquor saloon, 4 Washington, r. 2 Wash
Holland Philip, driver N. B. & Mission R. R., r. SW
c.ir Fomth and Louisa
Holland Hubert, carpenter Byron Jackson, r. 323 Dup
Holland S. M., engineer Horace Davis & Co., r. 776
Howaid
Holland Thomas (Wilson & Holland) , r. 10 Broadway
Holland Thomas, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Holland W. Daniel, merchant tailor, 605 Howard
Holland William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Holland William, shoemaker, r. 10)i Sherwood PI
HOLLAND it RUPPEL (Daniel D. Holland and
Christian F. Ruppel), pruptrs Beale St. Mill, NW
cor Beale and Mission
Hollander Siegfred (Elleau & Hollander) , r. 1015 Polk
Hullhusby Walter, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Hollaran William, milk dairy, r. S s Silver Av, m' San
Bruno Road
Hollure Hannah (widow), r. 413 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Hollay Thomas, hostler, r. 104 First Av
Holle Jacob, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1524 Pacific
Hollckem Samuel, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
HoUeubeck John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
HoU'-nsen Frank P., salesman S. Bin , r. 20 Hampton
PI
Holler Anthony (Holler & Schulz) , r. 522 Jessie
Holler Baltasar. housesmith JohnR. Sims. r. 18 Minna
Holler Baltasar Mrs., dressmaker, r. 18 Minna
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montpjomery Street, Manufacture Yv^ Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St,
HOL
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Holler k Schiilz (Anthony Holler and Frederick
Sc-hulz), liquor saloon, 1036 Market
HoUerau il., blacksmith Pac Rolling Mill, r. Free-
lou, bet Fourth and Fifth
Hollerbach Frank, shoemaker R. P.ihl, r. 741 Market
HoUerton Mary, domestic John Shepston, SW cor
Twenty-sixth and San Jose Av
Hollez Willi»m, coachman Charles Scheffler, r. 912
Scott
Holliday , r. .ml Pacific
Holliday Emma Mrs., cook, 1409 Leavenworth
Holliday Isaac, laborer wa*house department U. S.
Custom House, r. 1219 Mason
Holliday Isidor, cigars and tobacco, 705 Market, r.
Oakland
Holliday Peter R., first officer stm El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, r. Oakland
Holliday William, coachman W. F. McNutt, r. 121
Uontgumerj-
Holliday William A., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 511
Jones
Holliday. See Holladay
Hollihau Edward, cigarmakcr. r. 435 Pine
Hollihan Kate Mrs., dressmaking, r. 209 Twenty-
fourth
Hollihan T., miner, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hollihan Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
HoUiuan William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Minna
Hulling August, cooper, r. 310 Clementina, rear
Holling Brothers (Charles and Frederick), cigar
luanul's., 320 Clay
Holling Charles (Holling Brothers), r. 1205 Tyler
Holling Charles H., salesman Denicke Brothers, r.
705 Ellis
Holling Frederick (Holling Brothers), and bookkeeper
Lick House, r. 1544 Howard
Hollint,' William, clerk Eggers & Co., r. ITH KauBch
Holling- William, cooper, r. 67 Natoma
Boilings D. (Holtermann & HoUings), r. 2204 Pine
HOL.L.KVGS HEXRY, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Larkin and Post, r. 1005 Post
HoUings Peter, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 2603 Hyde
HoUings Richard, clerk, r. 2603 Hyde
HoUings William T., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
' Factory, r. 2603 Hyde
Hollingshead Harry C, bartender Robert J. O'Reilly,
r. 254 Sutter
HoUingsworth Helen G. Mrs., nurse California Wo-
man's Hospital, N W cor Howard and Twelfth
HoUingsworth Thomas C. tobacco and cigars, 1519
Market
HoUins Frank, seaman schooner Enterprise, Beale St.
Wharf, r. 46 Steuart
HoUis Alonzo K. (Hollis & Harris), r. 2820 Mission
HuUis Clayton W., salesman Michels, Friedlander &
Co., r. 404 Stockton
Hollis Henry, japanner George H. Tay & Co., r. 5 Tay
HOLLIS W1LL.IA:SI, President The Real Estate
Associates, office 23u Montgomery, r. 2319 Webster
HOLLIS & HARRIS (A. K. HoUis and George
Harris), real estate and insurance agents, 2208
Mission
HoUister Charles, student University Mound College
HoUister Charles H.j dairyman, r. 2806 Buchanan
Hollister CorydouH., dairyman, r. 2806 Buchanan
HoUister John C, rubber stampmaker F. M. Tru-
worthy, r. 514 Bush
HoUman Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fnurth
HoUman Joseph, capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
HoUmanu Frederic W., scourer Wool Agency Ware-
house, r. 608 Sixth
HoUmann Henry, clerk Collins i: Felling, r. 1 Polk
Hollo Hermann," teacher music, r. 572 Howard
HoUopeter Joseph, carriagemaker Henderson &
Thompson
HoUoran Denis, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. Seventh
Av. nr J, Souih S. F.
HoUoran Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 48
Minna
HoUoran William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 48
Minna
HoUoran. See Halloran
HoUoway H., mint r, r. Montgomery's Hotel
HoUoway Jorejih D, engineer Engine No. 2, S. F. F.
D.. r. 412 Bush
HoUow:iy Maggie, domestic, r. 1122 Jackson
HoUoway William H., agent, office 531 California
HoUoway k Briggs (Arthur R. Briggs), publishers
Grocer and Country Merchant, office 405 Front
HoUoways John, barkeeper, r. 330 Guerrero
Hollo well Samuel, driver Market St. R. R.,r. 1601 Turk
HoUowell Svlvester, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1601
Turk
HoUrom M. F., assistant South S. F. School, r. 413
Tehama
HoUst Folkert, lumberman, r. 329 Bryant
HoUub Adolphus, merchant, office 313 California, r.
38 Twelfth
HoUub Henry C, clerk, r. 38 Twelfth
Hcdlub Samuel, r. 38 Twelfth
Holly John B., master mariner, r. W s Bryant, bet
■Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Holly Oak Park Co. (Napa Co., Cal.), J. H. Sayre sec-
retary, office 330 Pine, room 36
Hollywood Andrew, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store,
r. Oakland
Hollywood Francis, conductor, N. B. and Mission R.
R., r. SW cor Fourth and Folsom
Hollywood Joseph, inspector Custom House, r. Oak-
land
Holm Andrew L., shipwright, r. 35 Clementina
Holm Brothers (Johannes P. and Henry) , wines and
liquurs, 200 Fifth
Hulm Charles, carpenter, r. Thirtieth, bet Sanchez
and Noe
Holm Charles, seaman, r. 531 East
Holm Christian (Holm & Saxtorpb) , r. 867 Market
Holm Henry (Holm Brothers), r. 902 Howard
Holm Henry, painter, r. 204 Stockton
Hulm Hi nry Jr., clerk Holm Brothers, r. 902 Howard
Hulm Johannes P. (Hulm Brothers), r. 902 Howard
Holm John, laborer Golden Gate Park
Holm Neis, deckhand schr Eveline, Pacific St. Wharf
Holm Peter, cook Alfred W. Mantling, r. 115 Pros-
pect PI
Holm Thomas, clerk Held Brothers & Co., r. 313 Stock
HOLM TH03IAS, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Stockton and Sutter, r. 313 Stockton
Holm & Saxtorph (Christian Holm and Henry Sax-
torpb) , proptrs Bonanza House, 867-869 Market
Holman Bridget E. (widow) , r. 329 Vallejo
Holman Charles A., miner, r. St. Louis Hotel
Holman Christopher, farmer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Holman Francis A., physician, office 235 Kearny, r.
Occidental Hotel
Holman Henry, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Holman William L., millwright, r. W s Church, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Holmberg Frank, chainmaker Pacific Rolling Mill
Holme H. H., laborer Union Iron Works, r. New Con-
tinental Hotel
Holmeii Harold, bartender, r.N s Sierra, nr Louisiana
HOLMES A. J., mining, office 318 Pine, room 31,
r. 528 Sutter
Holmes Benjamin, fruit and vegetables, r. 1328 Cali-
fornia, rear
Holine.s Benjamin C, ropemaker, r. S s Twenty-third,
bet York and Hampshire
Holiiios BartUtt R., shoemaker, r. 15 Heron
Holmes Charles A., office 438 California, r. The Bald-
win
Holmes Charles H., engraver and designer Spirit of
the Times, r. 320 Bush
HOLMES CHARLES J., cleaning and dyeing
silks, woolens, kid gloves, feathers, etc., 633 Mar-
ket, r. 45 Twelfth
Holmes Charles S. (Renton, Holmes k Co.), r. 610
Shctwell
Holmes Clarence R., salesman Renton, Holmes & Co.,
r. 610 Shotwell
Holmes Cornelius, contractor and builder, r. 726 Hayes
Holmes Cvrns J., clerk, r. 36 Clay
Holmes Daniel W., clerk Watts & White, r. 548 Fol
Holmes Edward B., mining secretary, office 15 Nevada
Block, r. SW cor Fulton and Fillmore
Holmes Edwin G., porter H. T. Holmes & Co., r. Ger-
man Hotel
Holmes EUis A., mining, r. 528 Sutter
H.>lmes E. H., r. 513 Taylor
Hidines Ernest R., mastir mariner, r. Hi! Mission
Holmes Frank, coachman Charles F. Wagner, SWcor
Fulton and Gough
Holmes George, cook W. Warner Henry, r. 327 Beale
Holmes George, watchman stm Mary Garratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Holmes George A., butcher Dawson & Ortmann, r.
1328 California, rear
BEAMISH, always hsa latest styles. Collars, Cvi&, Neck ^rsss, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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HOM
Holmes GreorgeK., supt glass dept James K. Kelly &
Co., and foreman Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 2418
Post
Holmes George W.,baggagemastcT stm Mary Garratt,
r. 313 Tehama
Holmes Harold, machinist, r. 547 Mission
Holmes Henry, bookkeeper Humboldt BrGwery, r.
2U15 Mission
Holmes Henry J., bookkeeper William T. Garratt, r.
34 Kincon PI
Holmes Henry T. (H. T. Holmes & Co.) , r. 1922 Pine
Holmes Hildegarde (widow) , r. 613 Bush
Holmes Howard C, assistant engineer State Harbor
Commisbioners, r. 720 Hayes
Holmes H. T. & Co. (William Gwynn), lime, plaster,
cement, etc., 10-20 Market, and 215 Market
Holmes Isaac T., mining, r. 729 Geary
Holmes James, agent, r. cor Waller and Devisadero
Holmes James, lireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Fer-
ry, r. Oakland
Holmes James G., machinist, r. S s Twenty-third, bet
York and Hamj)shire
Holmes James G. Jr., machinist, r. S s Twenty-third,
bet York and Hampshire
Holmes James N., market, 7 Berry, r. 318 Ritch
Holmes John, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. Bruns'
Hotel
Holmes John, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 318
Ritch
Holmes John, seaman, r. King Street House
Holmes John, stevedore, r. 810 Montgomery
Holmes John, waiters. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Holmes John B., salesman A. Brokaw & Co., r. 836
Natoma
Holmes John R., carpenter Holland & Ruppel, r. 318
Ritch
Holmes John W., bookkeeper, r. 32 Tyler
Holmes Joseph, shoemaker, 147 Second, r. 460 Minna
Holmes Joseph D., engineer Alms House
Holmes Joshua, machinist M. A. Graham, r. 416!^ Na-
toma
Holmes Julius, barber Charles F. Molteno, r. 915
Market
Holmes M. A. (widow) , r. S s Twentieth, bet Harrison
and Folsom
Holmes Milo P., carriage manuf, 327-329 Sutter, r.
1722 Turk
Holmes Raymond, r. 729 Geary
Holmes Sarah Mrs., r. 511 Union
Holmes Silas, bookkeeper Davis Pulverizing Manu-
facturing Co,, r. 513 O'Farrell
Holmes Silas M., president and treasurer Davis Pul-
verizing Manuf Co., office 405 California, r. The
Baldwin
Holmes Simon, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
Holmes Susan Mrs., domestic 519 Van Ness av
Holmes Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Central av and
Sutter
HOL,3IES "WALTER G., attorney-at-law, office 21
and 22 V. S. Court Building, r. 72'J Geary
Holmes Walter H., r. 514 J<, Fell
Holmes William, laborer, r. 103 Silver
Holmes William, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Holmes William, with L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 809
California
Holmes William C, stevedore A. C. Freese
Holmes William H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Columbia and Twenty-sixth
Holmes William H., laborer Frank Cerini, r. 103 Miss
Holmes William M., clerk W. S. Ray & Co., r. 8 s
Twenty-third, bit York and Hampshire
Holmescook Frederick T., well sinker, r. SE cor Beach
and Eroderick
Holmgren Melchoir, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Holmgren Hannah (widow), r. 2 Hyde PI
Holmgrist N. R., painter, r. OIH Califoruia
HoluKiuist C. M., r. 753 Howard
Holmquist M., r. 603 Third
Holohan Jeremiah, laborer Thomas Winters, r. 2C0
Minna
Holohan John, bartender James Conway, r. 28 Moss
Holohan. See Holahan and Hollaliaii
Holscher John J., laborer, r. 445 lirst
Holse Charles, jewilir and watchmaker J. W. Tucker
& Co., r. 17 Willow av
Hoist Louis, clerk D. H. Schriefer, r. 155 Natoma
Hoist Peter, tailor C. Scheurer, r. 147 Fourth
HOL.ST WIIiLIAM, glassdecorator, 118 Main, r.
720 Qctavia
Holstein H., r. 55 St. Ann's Building
Holsten John B., groceries and liquors, SE cor Union
and Kearny
Holstz Pierre, currier Laguna Tannery, r. Union, nr
Gough
Holt A. Frank (Holt Brothers), r. Concord, N. H.
Holt A. J., teamster Superintendent of Streets, r. 127
Jackson
Holt A. J. Mrs., r. 19 Bryant Av
Holt Benjamin (Holt Brothers), r^Concord, N. H.
Holt Brothers (Charles H., Harrison W., A. Frank,
and Benjamin) , imi^rters, dealers, and manufs
carriage materials and hardwood lumber, 27-31
Beale
Holt, C. A., r. 233 Sixteenth
Holt Charles E., U. S. Internal Revenue storekeeper
Holt Charles H. (Holt Brothers) , r. Oakland
Holt Frederick S., saler.man Holt Brothers, r. Oakland
Holt George A., captain stm Areata, r. 001 Seventeenth
Holt Harrison W. (Holt Brothers), r. Concord, N. H.
Holt John n., miiiiug, office 18 Nevada Block, r. Cos-
mopolitan Hotel
Holt S. W.. builder, r. 419 Hyde
HOLiT THOMAS, superintendent construction U.
S. government buildings, office cor Washington
and Post Office PI, r. 1715 Bush
Holt Thomas B., engineer Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 269
Minna
Holt Thomas G.. expressman, NW cor Webb and Cali-
fornia, r.l02U Howard
Holt Thomas H., attorney, notary public, and com-
missioner deeds, office 320 Montgomery, r. 1803
Stockton
Holt Thomas M., restaurant, 510 Market, r. 13 Sutter
Holt Warren, map publisher, office 717 Montgomery,
r. 1401 Taylor
Holt William, waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Holt William, watchman, r. 36 Clay
HOLT ZIBA, real estate, office 230 Montgomery,
room 22, r. Occidental Hotel
Holtermann John (Holtermann & Hollings) , r. 2204
Pine
Holtermann & Hollings (John Holtermann and D.
Hollings) , groceries and liquors, SWcor Pine and
Webster
Holthuf-en Claus, laborer, r. SUM Montgomery
Holtmeir Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fil-
bert and Taylor, r. SE cor Filbert and Taylor
Holton Charles, hostler Charles Pay lor, r. S sHoff Av,
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Holton Charles, stableman J. G. Doane, r. NE cor Ty-
ler and Webster
Holtim Edward E., clerk ticket auditor's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 132 Sixth
Holton Frank, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r. 771
Harrison
HoltunLouis (O'Brien & Holton), r. 6 Russ
Holtslauder John J., machinist, r. 2 Elizabeth
Holtum Christian, waiter S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Hoitum Nicholas P., silversmith W. K. Vandeislice &
Co.,r. 130 Sutter
Holtz August, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Holtz H., miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Hl'Uz Louis, stationer, r. 104 Taylor
Holtz Louis F. (N. Van Bergen & Co.) , r. 1520 Clay
Holtz P., r. 18 First
Holtz Theodore, instrumentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 7M Langtou
Holtz. See Holz
Holvarson Alexander, seaman, r. W s Anderson, bet
Lincoln and Powhattau
Holway Seth P., clerk Mayor's Office, r. 822 Sutter
Holyoke Charles F., clerk Rutherford H. Brown, r.
415 Mason
Holz Caroline (widow), r. 227 Jessio
Ht)lz Joseph, clerk Abn.ham Halscy, r. 227 Jessie
Holz Louis, teacher piano and drawing, office and r.
1019 Clay
Holzhauer H., teacher piano, r. 023 California
Holzhauser Peter, driver Muller & Koenig, r. Elev-
cntli, nr Harriscm
Holzmann Marie (widow) , r. 2023 Mason
Holzmuller Charles, driver Joseph Albrecht, r. 707
Brannan
Homau Charles, cooper Oliver Madsen, r. 103 Com
Uonian Charles E., bookkeeper Sachs, Strassburger &
Co., r. Oakland
llomann Emil, branch bakery, 520 Sixth
Homann Emil, laborer, r. 611 Sixth
Bullock & Jones— Imputing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
HOM
439
HOO
Homann Henry, laborer Hentrich & Thyarks, r. 1717
Stockton
Homann Henry, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Homann P.. r. 110 Park Av
Homhiidge Nicholas, gardener Andrea Mojerra, r-Ws
Mission, nr Ocean House Road
HOME AND L.OAN ASSOCIATES, Otto Esche
Bt'( retary, olfice 3'iO Sansom. room 8
HOME INSURANCE CO. OF COLUMBUS,
OHIO, Hutchinson & Mann agents, office 320-
H'24 California
HOME INSURANCE CO. OP NEW YORK,
Arthur E. Majjill gnicral agent, offiie 323 Cal
HOME FOR THE CARE OF INEBRIATES,
Dr. A. P. Hayne resident physician and superin-
tendent, NE cor Stockton and Chcstnnt
HOME MUTUAL, INSURANCE CO. (fire and
marine), James F. Houghton president. Charles
R. 8'torv secretary, office 40t; California
HOME OF FRIENDLESS CHILDREN, Mrs.
Martha Griswold uuuiaher, 2530 Webster
HOME OF THE LADIES' PROTECTION
AND RELIEF SOCIETY, E s Frankiin, bet
Geary and Post
HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Samuel Hill agent, 034 Market
Homeier Louis, musician Baldwin's Theatre, r. 1814
Jessie
Homtier Max, musician, r. IIOS Mission
Homeier Rudolph, lithographer F. Korbel & Brothers,
r. 1408 Mission
HOMEOPATHIC PHAR3IACY, Boericke & Ta-
fel proptrs, 234 Suttt r
Homer Charles Mrs., r. NW cor Broadway and Taylor
Homer Edward, pantryman S. S. Constantine, Broad-
way Wharf
Homer Francis T., painter, r. ."504 Washington
Homer Frederick, mining, office 405 California, r.
Commercial Hotel
Homer G-eorge, engineer, r. 9 Pacific
Homer Harry, gasfitter Bordwell k Morrow, r. Minna,
bet Fourth and Fifth
Homer James L. (T. G. Cockrill & Co.). r. 227 San
Jose Av
Homer William H., plumber, r. 358 Minna
Homes in California (monthly), Country Real Estate
Associates publishers, office 40 California
Homestake Mining Co. (Black Hills), J. King Good-
ric;li secretary, office 49 Nevada Block
Homestead House, off JIason, bet Clay and Sac
Homestead House, Junius G. Foster proptr, S s Point
Lobos Av, nr Twenty-fourth Av
Hommel Charles, refiner Bay Sugar Refinery, r. Sacra-
' ' mento Hotel
I Hommel Louis (Balz Brothers, Hommel i^ Finkeldey),
I r. E s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-seventh
Hommerich Christian, tailor, r. 1321 Kearny
Hommerich CViristian Jr., gunsmith A. J. Plate & Co.,
r. Oakland
Honan Gabriel, engineer, r. 147 J^ Tehama
Honau Martin, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. .?5G
Brannan
Honan Patrick, seaman, r. 13(i Folsom
Honauer Joseph, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
[ Hondlett Edward, r. 545 Brannan
' Hondlett Henry, master mariner, r. 545 Brannan
Hone Henry, clerk, r. 9(i4 Mission
I Hone John, laborer, r. 410 Folsom, rear
Honen Gabriel A., engineer John 11. Sims, r. 147 M
Tehama
Honette Constant, pork packer, 205 Sixth, r. 214 Sixth
Honey Charles A., porter Pacific Transfer Co., r. 259
Stevenson
Honev William, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 34 Austin
HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING
CORPORATION, W. H. Harries agent, office
415 ('alifdrnia
HONGKONG LINE OF PACKETS, Macondray
& Co. agents, office 20() Sansom
HONGKONG LINE OF STE.\MERS, O. and
O. S. S. Co., office NE <-or Fourth and Townsend
HONGKONG LINE OF STEAMERS, Pacific
Mail S. S. Co.. office, wharf cor Brannan and First
Honig M. Mrs., dressmaker, 513 Franklin
Honig Michaelus, furrier, r. 513 Franklin
Honigsberger Aaron, bookkeeper Tlic Baldwin
Honigsberger H. Mrs., fancy goods, etc., 025 Larkin
Honigsberger Henry, r. 025 Larkin
Honigsberger Jonas (Rosenbaum & Co.) , r. 1016 Geary
Honigsberger Louis, cigars and tobacco, KE cor Busfa
and Battery, r. 1010 Geary
Honigsberger Solomon, cigars and tobacco, 101 San-
som, r. 15 Willow Av
Honn Joseph I., printer Cyrus H. Street, r. 736 Grove
Honnekan Peter, seaman barkentiue Ella,Hathaway's
Wharf
HONOLULU REGULAR DISPATCH LINE
OF PACKETS, J. C. Merrill k Co. agents,
office 204 California
HONOLULU STEAM LINE, Pacific Mail S.
S. Co., office, wharf cor First and Brannan
Honore Harry H., r. 015 Lombard .
Honorloch Christian, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum
& Co., r. 041 Market
Hons Federick G. F., liquor saloon, SW cor Howard
and Steuart, r. 75 Natoma
Hons Hermann (Hons & Diercks), r. 252 First
Hons & Diercks (Hermann Hons, and Henry Diercks),
groceries and liquors, 252 First
Hood Amelia (widow), r. 1327 Clay ,
Hood Edward, waiter S. S. Constantine,' Bdwy Wharf
Hood George L., r. Nevada House
Hood John, graveldealer, r. 008 Sixth
Hood Martha, shirtmaker, r. 420 Fourth
Hood Peter B., attorney at law, office 005 Clay, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Hooer Susan A. (widow) , r. 805 Leavenworth
Hoofl' L. B., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Hoog Albert, clerk, r. 250 Third
Hooghkirk William H., mosaic floorlayer William H.
Mahony
Hoogland H., miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Hoogs Frank, sawyer Andrew Frei, r. 22>ij Welsh
Hoogs William H., laborer, r. 22;<i Welsh
Hoogs William H. Jr., carriagetrimmer, r. 22M Welsh
Hook Albert W. (Hook Brothers) , r. 474 Jessie
Hook Ann (widow) , r. 5 Francisco
Hook Benjamin F., miner, r. 1115 M Clay
Hook Brothers (Joseph F., and Albert W.) , books and
stationery, 34 Sixth
Hook Charles, market, SW cor Union and Mason
Hook Chailes, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
2104 Pine
Hook Frederick blacksmith, r. 821 Filbert
Hook Harry, policeman City Hall, r. 194 Lombard
Hook James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Hook Joseph F. (Hook Brothers) , r. 474 Jessie
Hook Robert, clerk, r. 024 Brannan
Hooke George H., salesman James E. Gordon & Co, r.
318 First
Hooke William H., bookkeeper Charles L. Dingley, r.
318 First
Hooker Charles G., capitalist, r. 917 Bush
Hooker George, ropemaker, r. 533 Commercial
HOOKER JOHN D., general agent Hall's Safe
and Lock Co., office 210 Sansom, r. Oakland
HOOKER RICHARD C, stockbroker, office 330
Pine, r. Occidental Hotel
Hoole John, soapmaker, r. Larkin, nr Beach
Hooley B., butcher Louis Livingston, r. SW cor Grove
and Laguna
Hooper .\ithur A., bookkeeper Thomas Jennings, r.
557 Harrison
HOOPER C. A. «& CO. (George W. Hooper), lum-
ber dealers, NE cor Fourth and Channel
Hooper Charles, shoecutter S. W. Levy, r. 313 Eighth
Hooper Charles A. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M. Jewell
& Co., and California Cigar Box Co.), r. 557 Har
Hooper Charlotte Mrs., r. 1312 Taylor
Hooper Clarence, with O. S. Orrick, r. .')09 Powell
Hooper Edward M., helper melter and refiners' de-
partment U. S. Mint, r. 309 Waller
HOOPER F. P & J. A., wholesale lumber deal-
ers, and proptrs Trinidad Mills (Humboldt Co.),
office Pier 2 M , Steuart
Hooper Frank P. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper), r. 557 Har
Hoo]jfcr George, miner, r. 1 Eddy
Hooper George W. (C. A. Hooper & Co., A. M. Jewell
\- Co., and California Cigar Box Co.), r. 610 Tay-
lor
Hooper James N. (Hooper & Short) , r. 244 Clementina
Hooper John, capitalist, r. 557 Harrison
Hooper John A. (F. P. & J. A. Hooper), r. SORinconPl
Hooper John B., carpenter J. V. Lawrence, r. 5 Glover
Hooper John E., clerk Cutting Packing Co., r. Branch
House
Hooper Joseph, cook Matthew Joyce, r. 127 Folsom
Hooiier Marj' A. (widow), millinery, 1155 Folsom
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
HOO
440
HOK
Hooper Percy F. .teller London and San Francisco Bank
(limited), r. 520 Bush
Hooper Thomas J., stockbroker, r. Commercial Hotel
Hooper William B. (Hooper & DonaldBon) , r. San Ra-
fael
Hooper William P., plasterer, r. 313 Eighth
Hooper Williaiji T., policeman City Hall, r. 1640 Sac-
ramento
HOOPEK »& DONALDSON (William B. Hooper
and James Donaldson) , shii^ping and commission
merchants, 124 California
Hooper & Short (James W. Hooper and William Short),
butchers. 240 Fourth
HOOPER'S SOUTH EXD WAREHOUSES,
John Jennings proptr. cor Japan and Towusend
Hoops Frederick, expressman, NE cor Sansom and
Sacramento, r. loOti Mason
Hoops Henrv, liquor saloon and boarding, 1017 Bat
Hoord E. Mrs., r. 1802 Laguna
Hoover Francis, butcher H. Kuhlemaun. r. 1106 Pierce
Hoover George W., merchant, r. Philadelphia House
Hoover Henry, proprietor Paris House, 308 Sutter
Hoover John C, clerk G. F. Roberts, r. 2115 }iS Fill-
more
Hope Alexander, hostler James G. Scovern, r. 11 Hub-
bard
HOPE IRON "WORKS, William W. Hauscom
prcptr, otiice and works SE cor Minnesota .and
Santa Clara, Potrero
Hope John, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Hope Samuel, comjiositor S. F. Chronicle
HoiJlengartiner Max, musician, r. 713?.i Union
Hupfeugartiner Max Mrs., dressmaker, r. 713^4 Union
HOPKEN Li. <S; CO., (Luder Hopken and Henry
Kaschen), ship chandlers, 418 Davis
Hopken Luder (L. Hopken & Co.), r. 152.5 Powell
Hopkins A. D. Mrs., dressmaking, 110 Taylor
HOPKINS CASPAR T., president California
Insurance Co., office 318 California, r. 810 Thir-
teenth, Oakland
Hopkins C. H., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Hopkins E. D. Mrs., r. 306 Leavenworth
Hopkins Edward, r. 739 Brauuan
Hopkins Edward, laborer, r. 466 Tehama
Hcipkins Edward, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
Hopkins Edward B., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 330 Jessie
Hopkins Edward T., laborer S.H.Depuy, r. 9 Bluxome
Hopkins Edward W., treasurer Central Pacific R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 38, r.
731 Sutter
Hopkins Edwin F., clerk Horace S. Ridley, r. 1919
Polk
Hopkins Elbridge G., civil engineer, r. 614 Taylor
Hopkins George, seaman, r. 246 Steuart
Hopkins George W., bookkeeper Schafer & Co., r. 613
Valencia
Hopkins George W., capitalist, office 419 California,
room 26, r. Oakland
Hopkins J., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Hopkins James, tailor. 7 Bagley
H(.ipkins James A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
308 Beale
Hopkins Jesse P. (Hopkins, Taylor & Co.), r. 1725
Devisadero
Hopkins J. L., editor and publisher Coming Monarch
of the World, office and r. 523 Kearny
Hopkins John, clerk, r. 339 Jessie
Hopkins John, leather finisher, r. 604 Brannan
Hopkins John B., apothecary James J. McDonnell,
SE cor Sixth and Market
Hopkins John N., clerk Charles Langley & Co., r. 1422
Devisadero
Hopkins John R., clerk Jacob Stadtfeld, Jr., r. Oak-
land
Hopkins Joseph, ex])ressman 18 Geary, r.Ws Castro,
nr Twentieth
Hopkins Laiira T. (widow) , assistant Lincoln Bainiary
School, r. 2328 Mission ^
Hopkins Lemuel B.. clerk freight dept Central Pac.
R. R., r. .521k. Brannan
Hopkins Mark Mrs. (widow), r. SE cor California
and Mason
Hopkins Maurice H., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 2123
Mission
Hopkins Mortimer, policeman City Hall, r. 193 How-
ard Court, cor Sixteenth
Hopkins Nellie, domestic 1608 Howard
Hopkins Peter, bar and billiard rooms Grand Hotel,
r. 614 Van Ness Av
Hopkins Peter, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. E s
Broderick, bet Washington and Jackson
Hopkins R.. N. Mrs., r. 1209 Jackson
HOPKINS ROBERT D., mining secretary, office
240 Montgomery, room 6, r. 6 Clara Lane
Hopkins Kiifus C, keeper of archives, U. S. Surveyor
General's Office, r. 1654 West Mission
Hopkins Sarah A. (widow), r. 1133 Clay
Hopkins. Taylor & Co. (Oliver Taylor. C. W. Barrow,
and J. P. Hopkins), proptrs Powlett's Patent At-
mospheric Letter Copviug Press, office 419 San
Hopkins T. F., r. 2420 Bus'h
Hopkins Theron R., r. 614 Lombard
Hopkins Thojuas, butcher, r. 37 Converse
Hopkins Thomas, butcher William J. Kramer, r. 1024
Stockton
Hopkins Thomas J., wines and liquors, 34 Second
Hopkins Thomas W., painter, r. 1133 Clay
Hopkins Timothy, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
Vermont, bet Twenty-lifth and Twenty-sixth
Hopkins William J., baker, r. 36 Clay
Hopkins William L., engineer, r. Helvetia Hotel
HOPKINS WltiL-IAM S., banker, office 326 Mont-
gomery, r. 1422 California
Hopkins W. L., clerk Joseph Gruss, r. Oakland
Hojikinson Delilah Mrs., furnished rooms. 307 Fourth
Hoiskinson E. B., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasurv, r.
307 Fourth
Hopler Conrad, Swiss Benev. Soc. 5)^ Kearny
Hopp William, butcher, r. 142 Clara
Hoppacker B. J., warehouseman Ball & Julian, r. 125
Park Av
Hoppe Adolph, porter Brigham,Whitney & Co., r. 1225
Clay
Hoppe Charles, blacksmith, 1G2 Berry, r. cor Fourth
and Berry
Hopije Edward E., glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 606 Fourth
Hoppe Ferdinand, milkman, r. 306 Downey
Hopiie John C. (Brigham, Whitney & Co.) , r. Oakland
Hopi^e Joseph, tailor, r. 19 Scott PI
Hoppe Louis, laborer Frederick E. Seidel, r. E s San
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth
Hoppe Otto, waiter Harmony Hotel, 735 Brannan
Hoppe Reinhold. cutlery and edge tools, 318 Pine, r.
West Oakland
Hoppe Rudolph, shipping clerk Brigham, Whitney &
Co., r. 1226 Eddy
Hojjper Christian, seaman, r, 12 Jackson
Hopper Garry H., bartender A. R. Biggs & Co., r. 1011
Mason
Hopper Harrison, bookkeeper Ophir Silver Mining
Co., r. East Oakland
Hopper Henry, flerk. r. 1000 Pine
Hoiiper John E.. ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r.
SE cor Iowa and Sierra
Hopper Moses, shoemaker E. H. Dunbar, r. Concor-
dia Hotel
HOPPER SAMUEL. E., glassbending, cutting,
staining, and enameling glass, 45 Fremont, r. 113
Turk
Hopper T. W. , carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
E s Buena Vista, bet Eugenia and Esmeralda
Hopple Louise Miss, worstedmaker, r. 55 Second
Hoppman Diedrich, clerk Albert H. Beidhoff, r. 16
Eddy
Hopps c;harles (Hopps & Sons), r. 406 Geary
Hopps Charles E.(liop])s ,.*: Sons), r. 70H Jones
Hopps Frank W. (Hopps & Sons), r. 905 Market
Hopi'S George H. (Hopps & Sons), r. 526 3<i O'Farrell
Hopps .l.inus II., gastitter, r. 406 G^ary
Hopps Willie S.. druggist, r. 406 Geary
HOPPS it SONS (Charles, Charles E., George IL,
and I'nuik \V. llopi)s) .house, sign, and oruanieutal
painters, 429 I'ine
Hopwood Frank M.. blacksnuth, r. 24 Elgin Burk
HoraViin Thomas, liquor saloon, 1001 Mason
Horagan Daniel, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI
Horace Thomas, blacksmith, r. 264)4 Clementina,
rear
Horace. See Horris
Horain Louis, clerk Coffin, Sanderson & Cook, r. 218
Eighteenth
Iloran Edward, laborer, r. 22 Frederick, re^r
Horan Fanny (widow), r. 307 Jones
Horau Henry, r. 509 Washington
Horan James D. (Horan .v M<iore), r. 1.504 Folsom
Horau John, malsterHilxrnia Brewerj', r. 735 Tehama
Horan J<ihu. stableman Omnibus R. R., r. 24"(;lem
Horan Joseph J. (Ambrose .t Horan). r. 429 Tenth
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest Sa Exclusive Noveltiis.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGAHETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
HOR
441
HOR
Horan Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 723 Tehama
Horaii Michael S., attorney at law, office G3G Clay,
room 11, r. 1512 Folsom
Horan Patrick, moulder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. i Alger PI
Horan Patrick J., laborer, r. 41 Everett
Horau Susan, domestic 020 Folsom
Horan Thomas, carriagesmith, r. G20 Minna
Horan Thomas, clerk freight department Central Pac.
R. K., r. 548 Bryant
Horan Thomas, laborer, r. 3 Hubbard
Horan Thomas, laborer, r. lilO!^ Natoma
Horan & Moore (James D. Horan and J. S. Moore),
stock yards, SW cor Ninth and Howard
Horas C, miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Horbach Alexander, cook Hayes Valley House, 114
Hayes
Hore J&mes, laborer, r. 320 Linden
Horgan Annie Mies, milliner Mrs. Hannah Horgan, r.
128 Sixth
Horgan Cornelius, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. cor Twenty-ninth and Mission
Horgan Daniel, "g;irilen(r Portsmouth Square, r. SW
lor Eddy and Buihauau
Horgan Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Polk Lane
Horgan Ellen Miss, milliner, r. TlGTurk
Horgan Hannah Mrs. , millinery, 128 Sixth
Horgan Jereuiiah, painter, r. Tlti Turk
Horgan John, gardener, r. 710 Turk
Horgan John, laborer James S. Dyer, r. 1313 Filbert
Horgan John, shoemaker, r. 414 Fol
Horgan Josephine Miss, milliner Mrs. Hannah Hor-
gan, r. 128 Sixth
Horgan Mary Miss, domestic 518 Van Ness Av
Horgan Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 421
Valencia
Horgan Thomas, blacksmith. Pacific Rolling Mill
Horgan Thomas W., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Horgan Timothy, dairy jiroduce, 13-14 Grand Central
Market, r. 114 Turk
Horgan Timothy, marblecutter, 941 Market
Horgan. See Horigau, Horigen, and Horrigan
Horge Frederick, laborer, r. 5 Mission, rear
Horigan Eugene, policeman City Hall, r. 824 Mission
Horigan John, milker Ambrose Kenison, r. N 8 San
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Horigan John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Horigan Mary (widow), r. 425 Third
Horigen Brothers (James and Michael), plumbers and
gasfitters, 1012 Levenworth
Horigen Cornelius, laborer, r. 1012 Leavenworth
Horigen James (Horigen Brothers), r. 1612 Leav
Horigen Michael (Horiyen Brothera), r. 1012 Leav
Horigen William, blacksmith, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Horigen. See Horgan, Horigan, and Horrigan
Horiger Albert, salesman Samuel Lezynsky & Broth-
ers, r. 811 }^ Folsom
Horiger Edward, solderer Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 811 J^
Folsom
Horl Albert, artist, 440 California, r. 301 Minna
Horl Charles J., barkeeper Joseph A. Lukin, r. 361
Minna
Herman Maggie Mrs., midwife, r. 364 Minna
Horn Albert F., spinner Mission Woolen Mills, r. 1622
Jessie
Horn Alexander, upholsterer, r.613 Third
Horn Andro, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Horn Barbara (widow) , r. .530 Twenty-third
Horn Bernard (Murphy, Horn & Byrne), r. cor Mari-
posa and Florida
Horn Bernard. Jr:, butcher Murphy, Horn & Byrne,
r. SE cor Florida and Mariposa
Horn Charles V., driver City R. R., r. 2034 Mission
Horn Christopher, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pa-
cific and Dupont, r. 1321 Montgomery
Horn George D., clerk Sumner Whitney & Co., r. 304
Post
Horn Henry F., shoecutter. r. 1215 Columbia
Horn Hermann, butcher, r. 259 Perry
Horn Honora (widow), dress and cloakmaker, r. 1215
Columbia
Horn Jerome, physician and magnetic baths, 302-304
Post
Horn Jerome W., manager Jerome Horn, 302-304 Post
Horn John, malster Hibernia Brewery, r. 733 Tehama
Horn John P., bookkeeper Char'e.^R<iche,r. 434 Jessie
Horn John W., livery stable, corLagunaand Walnut
Av, r. 1020 Lacuna
Horn Joseph P., cigars, tobacco and fruits, 28)4 First,
r. 613 Third I
Horn Laura J. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary Scho5l,
r.l4 Oak
Horn Martin, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r. 1726
Eddy .
Horn Otto, clerk Jerome Horn, r. 302 Post
Horn Philip, stevedore, r. 14 Oak
Horn Robert, laborer, r. N s Greenwich, bet Sansom
and Montgomery
Horn Robert G., capitalist, office 322 Pine, r. .530
Twenty-third
Horn Thomas, plumber, r. 2025 Howard
Horn Thomas L. (Sanderson & Horn), r. Lick House
Horn William, mail clerk Morning Call, r. 013 Third
Horn William B., contractor, r. 113 Oak
Horn. See Home and Horun
Horuberg William, plasterer Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. Oakland
Horuberger Charles, piauomaker, r. 25 Lilly Av
Home Benjamin C, clerk Armes & Dallam, r. 604
Seventh
Home Charles M., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 11 Hickory Av
Home Charles W., salesman Percy Beamish, r. 1305
Mission
Home Sarah (widow) , r. 504 Seventh
Horne Thomas, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Home Thomas, hostler Alban B. Butltr, r. 38 Jessie
HORNE WALTER J. ( Richardson & Home ) ,
and proptr Cal. Elastic Truss Co., 720 Market, r.
33 Russ
Horne. See Horn
Horner Charles, barkeeper Philip McGovern, r. 747
Harrison
Horner Charles C, waiter New Atlantic Hotel, 207
Montgomery Av
Horner Charles'W., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 1001 Sutter
Horner George B., bookkeeper Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. Grand Hotel
Horner Jacob B., policeman harbor police, r. 418
Green
Horner J6hn, shoemaker, 1242 Folsom
Horner William, shoemaker John Horner, r. 1242
Folsom
Homes Isabella Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary A.Pape
Hornet Mining Co. (Elko, Nev.) , D. F. Verdeual sec-
retary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Hornlein A. E., compositor Women's Co-operative
Printing Union
Hornsman Andrew, cutter A. Falkenstein & Co., r.
1109 3^ Montgomery
Hornung Conrad C, piano tuner and repairer Thomas
M. Anti6ell& Co., r. 1619 Webster
Hornung Franklin C, seaman, r. 512 Folsom
Hornung Frederick (Rock & Hornung) , r. 227 Six-
teenth
Hornung Jacob, market, 1005 Pacific
Hornung John, cook O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Hornung Rudolph, F., pianotuuer, r. 1019 Webster
Horr Bennett H., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 5 Reed PI
Horr George E., r. 103 Ninth
Horr Roger, cook, r. 550 Brannan
Horr William, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Horr. See Hoare
Horrath Max D., painter and paporhanger, r. 509 Kear
Horrell Charles, clerk, r. 224 Fourth
• Horrell Laura A., negative retoucher John D. Goodeus,
r. 1065 Market
Horrell S. N. (widow), r. 1005 Market
Horridge John, housepaiuter, r. 131f Eddy
Horrigan D., pavi r Siiiierinteudcnt of Streets
Horrigan Dunit-l, I.-iborer, r. 1223 Folsom, rear
Horrigan Dennis (Doherty & Horrigan) , r. 150 Natoma i
Horrigan Ellen (widow), r. 1223 Folsom, rear '
Horrigan Michael, laborer, r. 26 Conver.se I
Horrigan Matthew, laborer, r. 554 Stevenson j
Horrigan John L, painter Edward M. Gallagher, 438
Jackson
Horrigan John, nurse Alms House
Ht)rrigau. See Horgan, Horigan, and Horigen
Horris Henry, carriagemaker, r. 600 Mission
Horris. See Horace
Horrisberger Jacob, conductor Clay Street Hill R. R.,
r. NE cor Leavenworth and Washington
Horsburgh David W., clerk freight auditor's office
Central Pac. R. R., r. Nucleus House
Horsburgh James Jr., clerk iiassenger and ticket
agent's office Central Pac. B. R., r. Nucleus House
Horsch John, expressman, SW cor Montgomery and
Pine, r. 027 Minna
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDEESON & EAITDOLPH, Jewelrs, 101 Montgomery St.
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HORST HERMAN H., proptr Palace KeBtaurant,
218 Sansoiu, r. Oakland
Horstmaun Charles, Schuetzen Verein, 620 Bush
Horstmann Christopher, laborer, r. Philadelphia
House
Horstmann Clement, laborer, r. 20 Lewis
Horstmann Deitrioh, clerk John Muj-er.NWcorTwen-
tieth and Shotwell
Horstmann Henry, proptr Precita Valley House, SW
cor Thirtieth and Mission
Horstmann Henry, real estate, r. 2232 Howard
Horstmann Herman, carrier Alta California and
Evening Bulletin, r. 832 Fifteenth
Horstmann John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Biish
and Powell, and proptr Bay View Chemical Works,
r. 70!) Mason
I Horstmaun Louis, baker William Hessler
i Horswill Charles A., engineer, r. 22 Geary
I Hort Samuel (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) , r. Menlo Park
I Hortet Paul (Paul Hortet & Co.). r. 4::i3 Bush
I Hortet Paul i^ Co. (Paul Hortet and Charles Loppin) ,
liquor and billiard saloon, 433 Bush
HORTICULTURAL. HALL, Sander & Kraft
proptrs, 30.5-307 Stockton
Horton A. J., clerk, r. 227 Geary
I Hurton Augustus R.. live stock dealer, r. 949 Howard
' Horton C. H., clerk J. K. Cooper, r. 333 O'Farrell
Horton Charles, salesman, r. 22 Rausch
I Horton Charles W., t amster George W. Drake, r. 22
Rausch
Hurton Edward H., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
227 Geary
Horton Ellen (widow), r. 949 Howard
; Horton Frank H., secretary Carbon Paint Co., office 12
California, and clerk assistant engineer's office
Central Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
I Horton Frank W., cabinetmaker, 974^ Harrison
t Horton George, carpenter and builder, r. W b Twen-
ty-sixth Av, btt A and B, outside lands
Horton Gilbeit T., barkeeper Frederick F. Jones, r.
I Oakland
Horton H. G., gardener, r. 34 First ,
I Horton James, r. 30 Ritch, rear
I Horton James, carpenter, r. 328 Third
I Horton J. B., clerk Haggin & Tevis. r. W s Twenty-
sixth Av, bet A and B, outside lands
Horton Leander, fireman stm Harriet, Jackson St.
1 Wharf
Horton M., miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Horton Pemberton B. Mrs. (wid^iw), r. 1520 Taylor
Horton Thomas R. (Martin c^- Horton). r. 1002 Pine
Horton Walter, bartender, r. 1113 Stockton
i Horton Wells, carpenter George Horton, r. W s Twenty-
sixth Av, bet A and B, outside lands
Horton William, laborer New U. S. Apjiraiser's Build-
ing, r. 24 Sixth
Horton William S., clerk, r. 949 Howard
Hortrich Victor, butcher EUenberger, Hoffer & Co., r.
cor Octavia and Linden
Horup John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Horvilleur Leon, saltBman S. Mosgrove & Co., r: 618
Eddy
Horwitz Annie Miss, saleswoman Fratinger & Noll, r.
212 Sutter
Horwood Charles, blacksmith, r. l.'i2G Bush
Horwood John H., coachman Mrs. Mark Hopkins, SE
cor California and Mason
Horwood Robert, watchman Pacific Improvement
Co., r. 1108 Sacramento
Hoselbush Jolin, r. ClO Sacramento
Hosfelder Robert, waiter, r. 2(19 Jessie
Hosford Charles, lather, r. NE cor Haight and Fill-
more
Hosford James, waiter 1812 Jackson
Hosford Jane Mrs., nurse, r. 2.')()4 Howard
Hosford Thomas, steward, r. 131G Taylor
Hosford William, bricklayer, r. NE cor Haight and
Fillmore
Hosie , laborer C. E. Haseltine
Hosie David, engineer Pacific Scouring Co.,r.220r) Miss
Hosie James, woolwasher Mission Woolen Mills, r. 220
Sixteenth
Hosie James Mrs., lodgings, 220 Sixteenth
Hosie Susan Mr.s., fancy g()o<lH, 2200 Mission
HosKin Richard, mining machinery, r. 29 Garden
Hoskius Michael, r. 149 Tehama
Hosmer Albert O., plumber, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hosmer O. & Son (Charles and Charles H.) , wholesale
wine dealers. 134 Montgomery Av
Hosmer Charles (C. Hosmer & Son), r. 1814 Sac
Hosmer Charles H. (C. Hosmer & Son), r. 1814 Sac
Hosmer Daniel M. (D. M. Hosmer & Co.) , r. 1408 Bush
HOSMER D. M. & CO., stockbrokers, 116 Hal-
leek
Hosmer Ellen (widow) , r. 1122 Market
Hosmer Harry B., clerk W. F. Mau, r. 175 Fourteenth
Hosmer Hezekiah L., attorney at law, r. 316 Taylor
Hosmer Margereta V. (widow) , r. 175 Fourteenth
Hosmer Mary (widow), r. 1406 Bush
Hosmer S. E. Mies, clerk U. S. Surveyor General's Of-
fice, r. 316 Taylor
HOSPITAL. CALIFORNIA STATE WO-
MAN'S, NW cor Howard and Twelfth
HOSPITAL (CHINESE), N s Pine, bet Kearny
and Dupont
HOSPITAL CITY AND COX NTY S. F.,
E s Potrero Av, bet Twentv-second and Twenty-
third
HOSPITAL FRENCH, S s Bryant, bet Fifth and
Sixth
HOSPITAL GERMAN, Noe, bet Fourteenth and
Ridley
HOSPITAL ITALIAN, Twenty-eight, nr Noe
Hospital Jane, domestic NW cor Octavia and Pac Av
HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE,
930 Clav
HOSPITAL SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN,
913 Tvler
HOSPITAL SMALLPOX, De Haro, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
HOSPITAL ST, LUKE'S, E s San Jose Av, bet
Twentv-seventh and Twcntv-eight
HOSPITAL ST. MARY'S, N s Bryant, bet
Fir.'it and Rincon PI
HOSPITAL UNITED STATES MARINE,
Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain Lake
Hoss John, liquor saluun, NW cor Sutter and Kearny,
r. 622 Hayes
Hoss John B. Jr., bartender John Hoss, r. 622 Hayes
Hossack .\lfred, portrait painter, 126 Kearny, rooms
45-46
Hosier Austin, expressman, cor Jones and Market
Hostetter Augustus G., marker California Mills, r.
W s Treat Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Hotaling Anson P. (A. P. Hotaling & Co.) , r. 1610 How
HOTALING A. P. «& CO.. importers and job-
bers wims and liquors, and agents J. H. Cutter
Bourbon Whiskey, 429 and 431 Jackson
Hotaling. See Houghtaling
Hotchkiss Henry W., wharfinger Main St. Wharf, r. 62
South Park
Hotel de France, Borel & Co. proprs, 637 Pacific
Hotel de Paris, I,eon Dulion & Co. proptrs, SW cor
Dupont and Pacific
Hotel des Alpcs, Blanc &Eyraud proptrs, 621 Pacific
Hotel des BaSfes Pyrenees, G. P. Lagrave projitr, 631
Pacific
Hotel di Lucca, Guiseppo Bertolucci proptr. 307 Bdwy
Hotel di Roma, Guitauo Beronio proptr, «18 Sansom
HOTEL GAILUARD, Charles Gailhard pn.ptr,
,507 Pine
HOTEL GAZETTE (daily), William P. Harri.son
proptr, office .')18 Sacranu-nto
HOTEL RUEIN, Girzikowsky & Gerken proptrs,
909 Kearny
Hotel Villa, Mrs. Alvinah Mangenberg proprietress,
NW cor Sixth Av and Fulton
Hotkins Edward, machinist, r. 303 Jessie
Hotmann Jacob, butcher, r. 718 Turk
Hotop Augustus, r. 3 Ncwill
Hotop Charles, cabinetmaker Andrew Geishaker, and
lodgings, 644 Hacramento
Hotte George, teamster Drummond & Lemont, r. S s
Hill, bet Valencia & Guerrero
Hotte William F., butcher S. Di Vecchio,r. 263Stev
Hottua Nickolas (Hottua & Hansen) , r. 918 Folsom
Hottua A: Hansen (Nickolas Hottua and Andreas Han-
sen), blacksmiths and carriage builders, 716 Fol
Houbliu Prosper, bookkeeper G. Venard, r. 915 Mont
Houchiu Walter C, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
1046 Folsom
Houck Frederick, barkeeper, r. S s Twentieth, bet
HarriKon and Folsom
Houdett Edward, teamster Heman C. Elliott, r. 226
Perry
Houdlctt Henry C, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druids' Hall
Hougaard Frederick, teamster Michelssen, Brown ft
Co., r. 832 Ninth
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Fiimishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
HOL
443
HOW
Hough Alfred, barkeeper, r. 31 Sacramento
Hough Edward B., bookkeeper Pacific Rubber Paint
Co.,r. 501 deary
Hough Howard 51. (Lynde & Housh), r. 2 Boston PI
Hough James (Garland & Co.) , r.NW cor Fillmore and
Bush
Hough James F., bookkeeper Guttapercha and Rubber
Manuf. Co., r. 32 Eleventh
Hough John, wines mid liquors, 1 Mason, r. 20 Turk
Hough Michael, r. 54 Crocker
Hough W. E., r. 132 McAllister
Hough W. S., student Heald's Business College, r. 132
McAllister
Houghtaliug Abraham J., corporal police City Hall.r.
210U Mason
Houghtaliug. See Hotaling
Houghton Charles, dairyman Warren Houghton, r.
2917 Pierce
Houghton Charles A., bookkeeper John A. Shaber &
Co., r. 2026 Mission
Houghton Charles L., carpenter and builder, r. 4 Camp
Houghton George L., laborer Pacific Box Factory, r.
110 Dore
Houghton H. Bertram, clerk Home Mutual Insurance
Co., r. Oakland
HOUGHTOX JTAMES F., president Home Mu-
tual InsurHUce Co., office 40ii Ctil, r. Oakland
Houghton James J., clerk Mitchell Wright, r. 523 J<i
Minna
Houghton John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 19
Veroua PI
Houghton Miles K., bootfitter, r. 122 Chattanooga
Houghton Roscoe E. (Stetson & Houghtun), attjrney
at law, office 315 California, room 18, r. 833 Bush
HOUGHTON STEPHEN C, shorthand reporter,
office 21 U. S. Court Building, r. Commercial Hotel
Houghton Warren, milk ranch, NW cor Lombard and
Scott, r. 2917 Pierce
Hougsted Andrew, oiler S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
8. S. Co., r. 36^4 Valparaiso
Houlihan Michael, laborer, r. 144 Perry
Houlihan William, varnisher Pacific Improvement
Co., r. 411 Fourth
Houltou John F., clerk G. A. Hooper & Co., r. 216 Pow
Houlton Samuel W., mining, r. 30 Second Av
Houltou. See Holton
Houpt Charles H., druggist, cor Eleventh and Rail-
road avs. South S. F.
Hour Henry, machinist, r. 28 J4 First
Hourcade Autuine, laborer E. Artigues & Co., r. Fifth
Av, btt Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Hourcade Jean P., laborer E. Artigues & Co., r. Fifth
Av, bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Hourcade John A., liquor saloon and billiards, 1909
Geary
Hourdique F., French Zouaves Armory, 637 Sac
Hourigan John H., dairyman Kennison & Bruce, r.
W s San Bruno Roud, nr Twenty-eighth
Hourigan John L., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1917 Hyde
Hourtaua Joseph, laborer Miners' Branch Restaurant,
r. 811 Stockton
Hourtane Peter, gardener, r. 811 Stockton
Hourtigou Alexander, laundryman Ganco & Boyer, r.
33 Fell
House Allen G., salesman R. E. Haseltino, r. NW cor
Fillmore and Clay
House Artel L., upholsterer Bare Brothers, r. 776
Howard
House Henry, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 776 Howard
House Henry L., inventor, r. 1053 Mission
House Lucius T., printer Evangel Publishing Co,, r.
961 Mission
House Thomas H., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 5
Farren Av
House W. Edward, barber, 3008 Mission
House Wesley, carpenter, r. 225 Fourth
House William, hairdressing saloon, 266 First
House William M., barber, r. 308 Sixth
House William M. Mrs. milliner and hairdresser, 308
Sixth
HOUSE OF CORRECTION, Robert L. Dore
superinti-ndent, W s Old San Jose Road, near
Industrial Si hool
HOUSE OF MERCY (or Mater Miserlcordia), NE
cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Houseley Edward ('., expressman SW cor Mission and
Third, r. S s Prospect Av, nr Fair Av
Houseman Frederick, tobacconist, r. 443 Jessie
Houseman Margaret (widow), r. 101 Mason
Houser Albert, driver Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D., r. N s
Pacific Av, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Houser George, employee Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 7 Crook
Houser R., Swiss Sharpshooters' Armory, cor Powell
and Sutter
House worth Abraham, r. 1720 Hyde
Housewoith Annie Miss, clerk Thomas HouBeworth &
Co., r. 1720 Hyde
Houseworth Elliott, photographer Thomas House-
worth & Co., r. 1720 Hydo
Houseworth Thomas (Thomas Houseworth & Co.), r.
927 Geary
HOUSEWORTH THOMAS «& CO., opticians,
California views, and portrait photographers, 12
Montgomery
Houseworth William A., photographic printer Thomas
Houseworth & Co., r. 1720 Hyde
Houseman John I., professor elocution, r. 1717 Eddy
Hoiiston Albert, machinist Thomson & Evans, r. 71
Clementina
Houston Bridget F. (widow) , r. 4 Calhoun
Houston Carter sj^ringiuaker Betts Spring Co., r. N s
Twenty-second, bet Dolores and Chattanooga
Houston Chester, carbuilder Market St. R. R.,r. 515
Valencia
Houston Edward, machinist U. S. Mint, r. 252 Second
Houston Emma (widow), r. 008 Fell
Hou^ton George conductor Central R. R., r. 1418 Turk
Houston Henry, tailor Thomas O'Hallorau, r. 957 How
Houston Hugh, tanner, r. 15 Clinton
Houston James, shoemaker, 101 Ninth, r. 2 Grand av
Houston James, tailor, 415 Stockton
Houston John, beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 608 Fell
Houston John, tailor S. Michael, r. Coso House
Houston JuauH Mrs., boarding and lodging, 1314 Polk
Houston Louisa (widow), r. 71 Clementiua
Houston Mary Miss, r. 4 Calhoun
HoTiston Mary (widow) , r. 223 Main
Houston Mary, domestic 421 Fell
Houston Matthew, engineer, r. 31 White PI
Houston Matthew, waiter Pacific Miil S. S. Dakota, r.
522 Folaom
Houston Michael, tanner J. Donovan & Co., r. Col-
umbia PI
Houston Minnie A. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 4 Calhoun
Houston Richard T., tailor, 324 Dupont
Houston William F., clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 203 Turk
Houston William J. (W. J. Houston & Co.), r. 112 Fair
Oaks
HOUSTON W. J. & CO., commission merchants,
203 Front
Hout William P., attorney at law, r. lOCO Fulton
Hout William S., compositor Daily Stock Report, r.
739 Howard >
Hovendon Frank, hostler, r. 417 Folsom
Hovert Jane (widow), r. 416 Greenwich
Hovet Albert A., groceries and liquors, 221 Tyler
Hovet Henry, grocer, r. 31}$ Rausch
Hovey Asa E., machinist, r. 2920 Laguna
Hovey Ashel, conductor California St. R. R., r. 1003
Mason
HOVEY CHESTER li., agent Automatic Machine
and Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine Co., 124 Post,
r. 622 Grove
Hovey Frederick A., house and sign painter, 1252 Mar-
ket, r. 2007 Mission
Hovey George, bookkeeper Pope Ai Talbot, r. 252 Sec
Hovey George D., painter Woodward's Gardens, r.
1866 }<i Stevenson
Hovey James M., barkeeper, r. 36 Clay
Hovey Maggie Mrs., tailoress Patrick Brodigan, r.
1003 Mason
Hovey Miles S. (Hovey & Felch), r. cor Union and
Laguna
Hovey S. D., r. Grand Hotel
Hovey William, collector Willcoi & Oibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 420 Jones
Hovey William T., salesman Pope & Talbot, r. C37
Folsom
Hovey & Felch (Miles S. Hovey and Charles Felch),
milk ranch 2806 Buchanan, rear
Howard A. B., actor, r. 607 Pine
Howard Andrew J., morocco finisher, r. 258 M Eighth
Howard Annie F. (widow), nurse, r. 7 Dale PI
Howard B. C, purser Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking
Howard Benjamin, blacksmith Daniel Sheerin, r. 1113
Tyler
Howard C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 335 Broadway
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low^Imports direct
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 MontgomervSt
HOW
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Howard Carroll, solicitor, r. 217 Broad\ray
Howard Cecelia (widow) , r. 113 Mason
Howard C. Greenwich, attorney at law, office 531 Cal-
ifornia, room 1, r. 653 Clay
Howard Charles, clerk, r. 335 Broadway
Howard Charles, coffee saloon, 700 Jlission, r. 237
Stevenson
Howard Charles, laborer, r. 256 Stevenson
Howard Charles, minstrel, r. 720 California
Howard Charles, stableman John French, r. 919 Tyler
Howard Charles, teamster, r. 2521 California
Howard Charles, teamster Kichard D. Chandler, r.
118 Pacific
Howard Charles, waiter, r. 617 Mission
HOWARD CHARLES WEBB, president Spring
Valley Water Works, office 516 Cal, r. Oakland
Howard Denison L., engineer S. F. Cracker Co., r. 505
Filbert
Howard Edward, r. 415 Jones
Howard Edward, caj^tain bark Remijio, office 18 How
HijwarJ Elward, clerk, r. 317 Third
Howard Edward, clerk Andrew Baird, r. il5 Jones
Howard Edward, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., r. 6
j Boston PI
! Howard Edward, seaman, r. 32 DeBoom
Howard Edward, waiter International Hotel
Howard Edward S., secretarj- California Wire Works
I Co,, r. 317 Third
Howard Ellen Mrs., r. S'ii Folsom
Howard EIL n Mis., r. 1700 Geary
Howard Emma, shoefitter Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
■ 8J0 Folsom
Howard Frances C. (widow) , lodgings, 31t) Fourth
Hiiward Francis, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 739 Fol
Howard Frank, master mariner, r. 628 >^ Geary, rear
Howard Frank, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 640 Minna
Howard Frazier, teamster, r. SW cor Tennessee and
.Solano
Howard Frederick, car repairer, r. 421 Tenth
Howard Frederick, clerk, r. 327 Ivy Av
Howard Frederick L., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 18
Franklin
i Howard Frederick P., agent Farm and Fruit Lands,
j office 328 Montgomery, room 5, r. 2624 Sacramento
Howard Garrett, miner, r. 214 Broadway
Howard George, r. 32 De Boom
Howard George, r. 2002 Taylor
Howard Geoge, expressman, cor Sacramento and
Keamy, r. 625 California
Howard George, shipearpenter, r. 403 Fourth
, Howard George H., commission merchant, 508 San-
I som, r. 335 Broadway
Howard George H. (estate of), office 318 California,
room 17
Howard Gilbert, waiter Palace Hotel
Howard Gustavus, painter, r. 54 Third
Howard Henry, clerk D. Chesney, r. 44 Julia
Howard Henry, laborer Hercules Powder Works, r.
Seventh Av, nr Golden Gate Park
Howard Henry C., stockbroker, office 411 )i Califomis,
room 10, r. Commercial Hotel
Howard Henry H., painter, r. 44 Julia
Howard Horace Z., masttjr mariner, r. 807 Leav
Howard House, Mrs. Anna Heeney proprietress, 704
Howard
Howard House, Mrs. Eliza Ryan proprietress, NW cor
Howard and First
Howard Irvin, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 235 Hayes
Howard James, r. 23 Kearny
Howard James, r. 609 Jones
Howard James, marblecutter, r. 723 Natoma
Howard John, boilermaker, r. 523 Seventh
Howard John, boilermaker, r. 733 Market
Howard John, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 112
Tehama
Howard John J., stonecutter, r. 423 Howard
Howard John W.. foreman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1810 Stevenson
Howard John W., teamster, r. E s Buena Vista, bet
Cortland Av and Eugenia
Howard Joseph, carpenter, r. 227 Second
Howard Lafayette G. (Marshall .\: Howard), r. 1008 Ji
Market
Howard Lizzie Miss, tailoress, r. 1220 Powell
Howard Louise Miss, assistant Fairmonnt Primary
Sihool, r. cor Howard and Twenty-ninth
Howard Mary Mrs., r. 2.58 }(. Eighth
Howard Mary (widow), r. 114 Geary
Howard Mary (widow), station agent Southern Pac.
R. R ,S.Hn Miguel Station
Howard Mary A. Mrs., millinery and millinery goods,
24 Kearny
Howard Mary J. (widow), bakery, NE cor Second Av
and Seventeenth
Howard Mattie Mrs., furnished rooms, 110 Geary
Howard Morton, cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co. r. 646 Mar-
ket
Howard Moses B., city agent Royal Canadian Fire Ins.
Co. of Montreal and South -British and National
Fire and Marine Ins. Co. of New Zealand, office
I 213 Sansom, r. 615 Gough
I Howard Noah F., paperhanger, r. 640 Minna
j Howard Phineas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 1013
Market
1 Howard Rebecca A., physician, r. 336 O'Farrell
I Howard Sadie iliss, fringemakerW.Englander, r.910
i Howard
Howard St. Wharf, foot Howard
i Howard T. B., clerk Central Pac. R.R., r. Palace Hotel
' Howard T. B. Mrs. (widow), r. 400 Tyler
Howard Thomas, clerk, r. 10.53 Mission
Howard Thomas, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 3
Dikeman PI
Howard Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
Cameron House
Howard Thomas, printer, r. 1010 Powell
Howard Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 135 Towns-
end, rear
Howard Volney, insurance agent, r. 327 Ivy Av
Howard William, delivery clerk Murphy. Grant &
Co., r. E s Bucna Vista, bet Cortland Av and Eu-
genia
Howard William, hostler Hayes Valley and Market
St. R. R., r. 2021 Post
Howard William, moroccofinisher Bloch & Davison,
r. 2.58', Eighth
Howard William, night watchman M. Morgenthau, r.
723 Sixteenth
Howard William, plumber new U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. Twenty-fourth, nr Noe
Howard William, seaman, r. 15 Howard
Howard William G., baker, r. 36 Clay
Howard William G., waiter, r. 636 Mission
Howard William H. , r. 24 Kearny
Howard W. O.. r. 753 Folsom
Howard's Building, 519-523 Montgomery
Howarth M. A. Mrs., r. 1221 Washington
Howarth Jabez, captain, r. 301 Jones
Howatt John Bell, boilermaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. 78 Clementina
Howe Albert M., clerk Thomas B. Morris & Co., r.
1123 Taylor
Howe Alice A. (widow), retoucher, r. 7 Mont Av
Howe Amelia (widow), dressmaker, r. 256 Third
Howe Andrew J., yardman Palace Hotel
Howe Angeline C. Mrs., r. 1403 Powell
Howe August, steward, r. 417 Post, rear
Howe Benjamin, laborer Maine Restaurant, r. 719
Market
Howe Charles, cooper, r. 8 John
Howe Charles W., salesman Smith, Osburn & Co., r,
612 Taylor
Howe Delos J., laborer Mission Rock Warehouse Co.,
r. 927 Folsom
Howe Edward K., solicitor Tnion Box Factory, r. W 8
Harrison, bet Twentieth and Twenty-first
Howe Elizabeth (widow), r. 733 Sixteenth
Howe E. M., master mariner, r. 2910 Folsom
Howe Everett S., clerk S. Howe .\: Co., r. 428 Twenty-
second
Howe Fenelon W., commission agent, r. 1235 Market
Howe Frank, yardman Palace Hotel, r. 174 Jessie
Howe Frank C,, assistant collector Main & Winches-
ter, r. 2122 Steiner
Howe Frederick E., r. 103 Nineteenth
Howe George A., expressman cor Second and Market,
r. 818 Fifteenth, nr German Hospital
Howe George W., foreman Morning Call, r. 1714 Polk
Howe Henry, r. 36 First
Howe Henry J., attorney at law, r. 1403 Powell
Howe James, clerk, r. 1403 Powell
Howe John, bootmaker, r. Thirty-first, nr Fairmount
School
Howe John, laborer, r. 23C)^ Townsend
Howe John, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 535
Linden
Howe John C, pressman W. M. Hintou & Co,, r. 1714
Folk
Howe Joseph W. E., grainer Edward M. Gallagher, r.
3062 Laguna
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fumisliings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Howe Lucy D. (widow) , dressmaking, 422 Sutter
HOWE MACHINE CO., Dauiel S. Moulton man-
ager, HT.i Market
Howe Merrill A., machinist Nathan W. Spauldiug, r.
437 ;<■ Cleuieutina
Howe Robert (Howe & Hall) , r. 2421 Howard
Howe. Kobert, shoemaker Marks & Berliner, r. 2G8
Stevenson
Howe S. & Co. (J. Kinsey Smedley), commission mer-
chants, 741 Mission
Howe Samuel (S. Howe & Co.), r. 428 Twenty-second
Howe Samuel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Howe Stephen H., Clark's Patent Horseshoe, 217 Mis-
sion, r. 2910 Folsom
Howe Thomas H., conductor Market St. and Hayes
Valley R. R., r 5 Farren Av
Howe William, waiter Market Street Restaurant, r.
207 Tehama
HOAVE «& HALL. (Robert Howe, and Rob.n-t Hall) .
fruit and commissiou merchants, 408-410 Davis
Howell Alfred T., stonecutter, r. 20 Oak
Howell Edward, shoemaker, 115 Fourth, r. 134 Jessie
Howell Edward H., marblecutter John Dauiel & Co.,
r. 20 Oak
Howell Elmer E., clerk Joseph L. Howell, r. East
Oakland
Howell E. M. (Davis, Howell & Co.) , r. New York
Howell Evan, molder Union Iron Works, r. 30 Zoe
Howell George, laborer W.W. Montague & Co., r. 230
Dora
Howell George H., compositor Spaulding, Barto & Co,
r. 20 Oak
Howell Haines R., mining office 45 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 215 Keiirny
Howell H. Burr, accou . ut, r. 1518 Pacific Av
Howell Henry W., b,ots and shoes, llait;^. Pacific
Howell Juhauuiih (widow), r. 1220 Powell
Hawell Jubn H., salesman H. Palmer i>i Co., r. 179
Minna
Howell John S., salesman Cardan, Cory & Co., 117
California
Howell Joseph A., salesman LeCount, Bros., r. 756
Harrison
Howell Joseph L., stationery and law blanks, 624
Montgomery, r. East Oakland
Howell Josejih W., shipping clerk Charles Langley &
Co., r. 280 Oak
HOWELL. JO.SIAH, vice president Trust Fund In-
surance Assn. olfice 220 Sansom, room 2-3, r. 501
Post
Howell Louis V. H. (Lowry & Co.), r. 420 Jackson
Howell L. V. B., mining secretary, office 318 Pine,
room 27
Howell Mary (widow) , r. 2122 Steiuer
Howell M. D., mining, office 330 Pine, roon 28, r. Oak-
land
Howell Moses C, cigars and tobacco, 616 Montgomery,
r. 5 Hinckley PI
Howell Sarah Mjs., r. 515 Jones
Howell S. S., stockbroker, office 415 Sacramento, r.
Oakland
Howell Thomas, shoemaker 311 Pine, room 20, r. SE
cor Scott and Broadway
Howell Thomas, tinsmith, r. 20 Oak
Howell Thomas, elder Second Advent Christian
Chapel, r. 20 Oak
Howell Thomas C, clerk Joseph L. Howell, r. East
Oakland
Howell William, janitor Young Men's Christian Assn,
r. 2.J2 Sutter
Howell William, painter, r. 229 Sixth
Howell William F. (Crittenden & Howell), r.|1524 day
Hower William, carpenter, r. Union Hotel
Howes CjTus P., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. 320 Mason
Howes Edward K. (E. K. Howes & Co., and Howes &
Co.), r. The Baldwin
HOWES E. K. & CO. (Jabez Hwes), importers
and mauufs wooden and willow ware, brooms,
matches, etc, and a^. u's Pac. Cordage Co., office
and sales rooms 11,-lz'.; I'r'.nt
Howes George (Getrge Howes & Co.), r. New York
Howes George, drugg.vt, r. .S'.il California
Howes George, labor-r E. K. Howes & Co., r. 8 John
UOAVES GrEORGK tSl> CO. (labez Howes), ship-
ping ..ud coiiiui.Hsio.i iiun-hnuts, and agents Sut-
t n A: C .'s Dinputch Li..e Clijjper Suips, office 302
California
Houes labez (E. K. Howes & Co., and George Howes &
Co.) , r. M,l Jouts
Howes John (Howes & Pitts) , r. 751 Howard
Howes William M., clerk Crane & Bingham
HOWES & CO. (E. K. Howes and W. B. WllUams) ,
proptrs Eureka Match Factory, cor Harrison and
Eleventh, office 118 Front
HOWES tt PITTS (John Howes and George H
Pitts), produce commission, 504-.'')0U Sansom
Howgate George, speculator, r. 330 Main
Howitt George, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Moiit
Howland Benjamin F., operator Ignatius N. Wiskot-
schill, r. Oakland
Howland Charles F., assistant bookkeeper L. & E.
Wertheimer, r. 1200 X- Jackson
Howland Clarence A., manager Imperial Photograph
gallery, I'^iH Market, r. 200 Kearny
Howland J)aniel Cshoetitter Porter, Oppenheimer k
Slessing<r. r. 414 Shotwell
Howland Edward D., carpenter Rufus Howland, r. 35
Oak Grove Av
Howland Edwin J., clerk J. K. Cooper, r. 115 Seventh
Howland Frank P., route, agent IJ. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Stockton
Howland Henry A., patternmaker, 259 First, r. 1001
Twenty-first
Howland Henry H., cari)enter Rufus Howland, r. 1001
Twenty-first
HOWLAND RICHARD S., commission mer-
chant, office 200 Front, r. Meulo Park
Howland Robert M., r. Graham House
Howland Eufiis, patternmaker Henry A Howland, r.
1001 Twenty.first
Howland Steplieu W., mining surveyor, r. 1804 Ellis
Howland Stillmau M., laborer, r. 24 Washington Av
Howland William, porter Drake & Emerson, r. 923
Washington
Howland William P., butcher L. C. White, r. 930 How
Howland William W., clerk Drake & Emerson, r. 923
Washington
Howlett Charles, painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 803 Mont-
gomery
Uowb tt George W., general delivery clerk Post-office,
r. 2002 Taylor
Howlett Samuel, capitalist, r. 720 Market
Howley Kate, domestic 320 Fulton
Howu Joseph I., printer, r. 730 Grove
Hov.sou Thoma.s G., tanner, S s Parker, bet California
Av and Columbia PI, Berunl Heights
Hoxie S. O., exi^ressman, r. 319 Capp
HOY ALEXANDER, stoves and tinware, 1012
Stockton, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Hoy C, baker, r. 420 Jackson
Hoy Joseph, tanner Main & Winchester, r. Boardmau
PI, nr Branuan
Hoy Mary, domestic 2021 California
Hoy Naomi E. Miss, assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1114 Leavenworth
Hoy. See Hoey
Hoya Frederick, bookkeeper S. Kaufman & Co., r.418
Sutter
HoyerWilliam J., porter Wieland Bros., r. 1504 Mason
Hoyt Andrew, stonecutter, r. 0;j7 Second
Iloyt Charles, carpenter, r. 09 Natoma
Hoyt Charles D. (Mori.son, Hutchinson & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Hoyt E. A., machinist, r. Overland House
Hoyt Ella E. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1210 Polk
Hoyt Frederick T., bookkeeper Hutchinson & Mann,
r. Oakland
Hoyt Henry C, marine reijorter Merchants Exchange
Assn, r. Meiggs Wharf
Hoyt James, laborer .\ndrew Onderdonk, r. 2219 Pow
Hoyt JameaT. (Hoyt & McKee), r. NW cor Mission
and Twenty-second
Hoyt John G., clerk Hughes & Edsou, r. Oakland
Hoyt John M., clerk Hoyt & McKee, r. 03 Merchants'
Exchange
Hoyt Nathan B., examiner merchandise Cuatom House,
r. Oakland
Hoyt Stanley W., bookkeeper Prescott, Scott & Co., r.
Oakland
Hoyt William, compositor Taylor k Nevin,r. Oakland
Hoyt William H., drayman John Taylor k Co., r. 1718
Mason
Hoyt William M., coalpasser Pacific Mail S.S. Granada
HOVT 6i AIcKEE (James T. Hoyt and Ossian
McKee), attorneys at law, office 03 Merchants'
Exchange
Hoyt. See Hoit and Hoitt
Hranuelli Vincenzo S., r. 400 Minna
BEAMISITS Shirts— Instructions for Self-measurement on Application.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy St.
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Hrobatin Alois, shoemaker Anton Schmidl, r. 113
Virginia
Hroesler Herman, carpenter, 225 Post
Huant Mathilda Mrs., dressmaker, 305 Montgomery Av
Huaut Pauline, wines and liquors, 305 Montgomery Av
Hub Peter, milkman, r. 1052 Howard
Hubacher John, machinist Birch, Argall & Co., t. 73-i
Folsom
Hubacker John, accumulator Palace Hotel
Hubart John, painter J. M. Comerford
Hubart Joseph N., painter J. M. Comerford
Hubash Joseph (Hubash & Hirschman), r. 418 Van
Ness Av
HUBASH & HIRSCHMAN (Joseph Hubash and
Adolph Hirschman) , manufacturing jewelers, 328
Bush
Hubb J. P., milkman, r. 128 Welsh
Hubbard (widow), r. 1138 Sutter
Hubbard A. S., office 531 California, room 5, r. 2020
Mission
Hubbard A. S., clerk Samuel W. Bowen & Co.,r. 2020
Mission
Hubbard Celia E. Mrs., clairvoyant 942 Mission
Hubbard Charles H., printer general passenger and
ti -ket agent's office Central Pac.R. R.,r. 509 Bryant
Hubbard Charles L., r. cor Solano and Mississippi
Hubbard Charles L., sawver. r. 1143 Folsom
HUBBARD C. VAX DYCK, mining secretary,
office Cosmoiiolitan Hotel, room 29, r. Grand Hotel
Hubbard Ebeu H., r. 925 J^ Market
Hubbard E. H. Mrs., human hair and toilet articles,
923 Market, r. 925 h :\larket
Hubbard Eugeue A. (J.B.Hubbard, Sods & Co.), r.
Oakland
Hubbard Frances J. (widow) , r. 323 First
Hubbard Frank E. (J. B. Hubbard, Sons & Co.),r.
Alameda
Hubbard George, waiter New York Bakery, r. 305
Third
Hubbard George A., dentist, 230 Kearny, r. 1406 Van
Ness At
Hubbard George M. Rev., r. 333 Guerrero
Hubbard Henry F., driver City R. R., r. 2719 Mission
Hubbard Horace H., physician, office and r. 22 Geary
Hubbard House, Mrs. J. Gallagher supt, 139 Fourth
Hubbard H. S., milk ranch. Chestnut, bet Steiner and
Pierce
Hubbard H. W., sewing machines, G67 Mission
Hubbard James, speculator, r. .540 Washington
HUBB.\RD J. B., SONS «& CO. (Eugene A. an*
Frank E. Hubbard), importers brass, copper, and
kerosene goods, and platedware, 515 Market
Hubbard Jerome B. (J. B. Hubbard, Sous & Co.),r.
.\laiueda
Hubbard Johnson, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Hubbara JIaggie Miss, r 11CJ4 Dora
Hui'bard Marshall, stockbroker, r. lOOt Washington
Hubbard Michael, laborer, r. 1129 Harrison
Hubbard Moses P. (California Cigar Box Co.) , r. 327
Bryant
Hubbard Normand A., clerk Black Diamond Coal
Mining Co,, r, 1217 Union
Hubbard Paul, woodcarver E. B. Lovejoy. r. Oakland
Hubbard Robert E., seaman, r. 30 Steuart
Hubbard Samuel, agent Bell Telephone Co., office 320
Sausom, room 9, r. Oakland
Hubbard Tlmmae J,, mining supt.r. 703 Market
Hubbard William H., driver Ten Cent Parcel Delivery
Co.,r, 1C.18 JIarket
Hubbard William H., U. S. Internal Revenue ganger,
r. 1013 Clay
Hubbart Joseph, millinery and fancy goods, 803 Mar-
ket, r. 1232 Twenty-lirst
Hubbart Maria (widow), r. 1232 Twenty-first
Hubbcll Clark P. (Wooster, Hubbell & Co.), r. 218
Turk
Hubbell Delia (widow), r. ILangton
Hubbell John M., teamster, r. 330 Spear
Hubbell Samuel T., cooper, 17 Merchant, r. 1424 Pow
Hubbell Wake, clerk stm Centennial, Washington St.
Wharf
UubberJamos William, engineer S. W. Levy, r. 115
Hayes
Hubbert .\iulrew, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Hubbert Augustiis, laundryman, S. F. Laundry, Ed-
dy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Hubbert John, butcher Wallace R. Hubbert, r. 1849
Stevensm
Hubbert Oliver, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r.
218 Pacific
Hubbert Wallace R., market, 263 Third, r. 1849 Stev
Hubbert Walter K., broom factory, SW cor Nine-
teenth and Stevenson, r. 1849 Stevenson
Huber Adolph, sawyer S. F. Furniture Factory, r.
Park Hotel
Huber Alfred, jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. 14 Lewis
Huber August, carpenter, r. 116 Main
Huber Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 814
Montgomery
Huber Charles, hairdressing saloon, 2004 Polk
Huber Charles H., butcher, r. 317 ^ Union
Huber Charles O., watchmaker and jeweler, 157 Third,
r. Temescal
Huber Edward A., harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r.
NE cor Green and Jones
Huber Elizabeth (widow), r. 14 Lewis
Huber Franz, r. 258!^ Ritch
Huber Frederick (Huber ^fc Gercke), r. 317 Bush
Huber Fredrica Miss, r. 519 Frauklin
Huber Henry, liquor saloon, 417 Bush, r. 339 Bush
HuVier Henry S.. painter, r. 426 Onion, rear
Huber Herman A., r. 924 Natoma
Huber John, barkeeper Charles Schmidt, r. 914 Jack
Huber John, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 214
Steuart, rear
Huber John, tailor, 448 Minna
Huber Joseph, molder Jitna Iron Works, r. 521 Miss
Huber Josejih, shoemaker, r. 815 Montgomery
Huber Louis, oystermau Henry Grimm, r. 14 Lewis
Huber Martiu, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
Park Hotel
Huber Otto F., tinsmith Bucknam & Langrehr, r. 116
Main
HUBER & GERCKE (Frederick Huber and Fred-
erick Gercke), proptrs William Tell House, 317
Bush
Hubert August, groceries and liquors, NW cor Nine-
teenth and Howard
HUBERT CH.VRLES, treasurer city and county,
office New City Hall, first floor, r. 919 McAllister
Hubert Charles E., fruitdealer, r. 55 Second
Huber Charles T., cutter Burr & Fink, r. 1 Grace
Terrace
Hubert Henry, seaman, r. 7 Rincon At
Hubert Jacob, r. 228 Kearny
Hubert James, conductor Central R. R., r. 214)j Sxth
Hubert Joseph, restaurant, 425 Bush
Hubert Robert, seaman, r. 4(1 Steuart
Hubner Conrad W. (Blade & Hubner), r. 3 Verba
Buena
Hubner Hannah E., r. 3 Verba Buena
Hubuer M., r. 1027 Dupont
Hubuer Martha Miss, teacher, r. 3 Verba Buena
Hubsch William, seaman, r. 190 Vandewater
Huchard EUe, gardener, r. 536 Vallejo
Huck John P. M., porter Esberg, Bachman 4 Co., r.
Germania, bet Webster & Fillmore
Hu -k Richard, teamster, cor Clay and Davis, r. 4
Kohler's PI
Huck Valentine (Huck & Conrad), r. 853 Folsom
Huck & Conrad (Valentine Huck and George Conrad),
hairdressing saloon, 129 Third
Huckins William, as.<<istant engineer stm El Capitan,
Oakland Ferry, r. 519 Minna
Huckley Lafayette, carjn iitiT, r. 55 Second
Uucks Annie Mi.-is, assistant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 708 Lombard
Hucks James, r. 708 Lombard
Hucks J.George (Toohey & Hucks), r. 2139 Mission
BUCKS JOHN J., r. 708 Lombard
Hudaft' Carl, clerk Frederick Gudehus, r. 316 Dupont
Huddart Richard Townseud Rev., r. 923 Hyde
Huddart Richard Townseud Mrs., private boarding,
923 Hyde
Huddlest m Matthew, seaman Pacific Mail 8. S. Gra-
nada, r.28}i Louisa
Huddy William, teacher dancing, 909Ji Market
Huddy's Hall, 909 '.s Market
Hudgins N. M., salesman Eagleson k Co., r. 325 Eddy
Hudnall John A., r. 7 Frankliu
Uudnall William 1)., conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R., r. 7 Franklin
Hudsou Alfred J., r. 9 Minna
Hudson Alfred N., clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1142
Pacific
Hudson Benjamin, second-hand furniture, 1008 How
Hudsou Charles, r. Palace Hotel
Hudson Charles, seaman, r. Western House
Hudson Charles E., clerk C. C. Burr & Co., r. 224
Chestnut
BULLOCE Si JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
TUUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Hudson David, seaman schr Eveline, Pacific St. Wharf
Hudson George (Hudson k Venable) , and president
Swan Brewery Co., r. 'i-JO Fifth
Hudson George, wines and liquors, 720 Third
Hudson George B., carpenter, r. 8.5i)J<i Harrison
Hudson George, with D. A. Macdouald & Co.
Hudson George B., clerk S. F. Bulletin Co., r. Oakland
Hudson Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), S. D.
Rogers secretary, office ;J28 Montgomery, room 0
Hudson H. C. & Co.' (Henry C. Hudson and George W.
Terry), mustard and oil manufs, 121 Main
Hudson Henry, mariner, r. 250 Spear
Hudson Henry C. (H. C. Hudson & Co,), r. 509 Chest-
nut
Hudson Henry D., sexton First Congregational Church,
r. 1316 Fillmore
Hudson Horace R., journalist, r. 510 Mason
Hudson James, eoalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Hudson James, salesman Jewell & Harris, r. 822 Har
Hudson James, shiprigger, r. 246 Dora
Hudson John, engraver A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. (HI
Howard
Hudson John, waiter, r. 405 Green
Hudson John M., packer C. C. Burr & Co., r. 1914
Powell
Hudson Mary (widow), (C. C. Burr .t Co.), r. 224
Chestnut
Hudson Nathaniel, driver Mission Woolen Mills, r.
1325 Natoma
Hudson Nelson, commercial reporter Commercial
Herald, r. 1142 Pacific
Hudson Phineas, salesman, r. 809 Stockton
Hudson Robert N., shipcarpenter, r. 1045 Howard
Hudson Thomas, Jour. Shipwright's Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Hudson William A. (Hudson & Oppenheimer) , r. 722
Octavia
Hudson William H., fireman Palace Hotel, r. C17 Miss
Hudson William J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
T. 246 Langton
Hudson & Oppenheimer (William A. Hudson and
Henry Oppenheimer), market, NE cor Octavia
and Grove
Hudson & Venable (George Hudson and Simeon Yen-
able), attorneys at law, office 87 Montgomery
Block
Hue Henri, hamessmaker Main & Winchester, r. 9
Hinckley PI
Huebner Louise Mrs., nuree Infants' Shelter, 512 Min
Huefner Otto Charles, business agent California Dem-
okrat, r. 520 Bush
Huefner Paul, saddler Stone & Hayden, r. 26 John
Huefner William, journalist and marshal California
Pioneers, office 622 Clay, r. 1410 Polk
Hueller Joseph, musician Adelphi Theatre
Huellmantel Bernard, tailor, r. 21.1 Clara, rear
HL'ERNE PROSPER, architect, 12G Kearny,
rooms 41-42, r. SW cor Sanchez and Eighteenth
Huerstel Laurence, cigars and tobacco, 738 Fourth
Hwessing Caroline (widow), r. 8 s Church Lane, bet
Dolores and Church
Huested Orson J., auditor M. P. and M. department
Southern Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 35, r. 227 Geary
Huestron Michael, laborer, r. 29 Columbia PI
HUETER BROTHERS «& CO. (Gu.stave and Er-
nest L. Hueter), proptrs Pioneer Varnish Wo. ks,
Twenty- fourth, bet Rhode Island and Kansas, and
dealers paints, oils, artists' matarials, etc., 12 Sec
Hueter Ernest L. (Hueter Brothers & Cj.) r. 232Capp
Hueter Gustav (Hueter Brothers & Co.), r. NW cor
Kansas and Sonoma
Huettmann .\nnie Mrs., r. Huettmimn's Hotel
Huettmann Julius, proptr Huettmanu's Hotel, NW
cor Polk and Fell
Huever John, r. 36 Clay
Huey*Tames, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Huey John W., stockbroker, r. 1209 Mission
Huff Anthony, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1013 Fil-
bert
Huff Charles C, clerk, r. 615 Mason
Huff Edward C, clerk Freeman, Smith & Co., r. 1910
Steiner
Huff George R., cigars and tobacco, 416 Folsom
Huff John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW ctir Kearny and
Morton
Huff Levi, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. SE cor Clay
and Drumm
Huff M. B. (widow), r. 458 Minna
Huff Oliver B., r. 615 Mason
Huff William B., machinist, r. 1910 Steiner
Huff. See Hoff and Hough
HUFSCHMIDT FREDERICK, importer, manuf
and dealer furniture, bidding, and upholstery,
323-325 Pine, r. 1413 California
Hufschmidt Henry (Hufschmidt & Brother), r. Oak-
land
Hufsehmidt Louis (Hufschmidt & Brother), r. Oak-
land
Hufschmidt William, brakeman Central Pac. R. R.,
r. 195 Sixteenth
Hufschmidt & Bro. (Louis and Henry Hufschmidt,)
plumbing and gasfitting, 637 Clay
Hug , brewer, r. NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Hug Charles A., bookkeeper Tillmaun & Bendel, r.
720 Howard
Hug John J., druggist, r. 514 J^ Hayes
Hug Joseph, real estate-agent, r. 720 Howard
Hugi ssen A. K. (widow), r. Grand Hotel
Hugg Henry, merchandise broker, office 203 Califor-
nia, r. 983 Harrison
Huggins Charles E., clerk superintendent construc-
tion U. S. Government Buildings, r. 114 Powell
Huggins George, cook J. B. Hugo, r. 14 Elliot Park
Huggins Henri T., watchman California Steam Navi-
gation Co., Washington St. Wharf
Hiighau Samuel (Hughan & Kirk), r. Oakland
HUGH AN *& KIRK (Samuel Hughan and John H.
Kirk) , wholesale English chemicals, 34 California
Hugher Thomas, hostler Lot D. Slocum, r. 921 Sutter
Hughes , carrier Morning Call, r. 8 Central PI
Hughes Abraham, stevedore, r. S s Jersey, bet Vicks-
burg and Sanchez
Hughes Alfred G., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 208 Tyler
Hughes Andrew, stableman Healy & Fagen, r. 3
Jackson PI
Hughes Ann Mrs., r. 11 Twenty-second
Hughes Annie Miss, teacher, r. 1240 Bush
HUGHES ARTHUR, general manager S. F. and
North Pac. R. R. Co., office 426 Montgomery, r. 428
Bryant
Hughes Arthur, laborer, r. 1218 York
Hughes Arthur Jr., patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 428 Bryant
Hughes B., laborer Pacific Mall S. S. Co.
Hughes Bernard, eoalpasser Spring Valley Water
Works
Hughes Charle* A., purser S. S. George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co., r. Occidental Hotel
Hughes Charles A., reporter S. F. Chronicle, r. 333J<
Hayes
Hughes Charle* G., foreman Alta California, r. 610
Geary
Hughes Daniel, teamster, r. 132 Fourth
Hughes Daniel F., but- her J. J. Hughes, r. 1638 Miss
Hughes David, clerS general freight office Central
Pac. K. K,, r. Brooklyn
Hughes David B., watchman U. S. Mint, r. S s Fif-
teenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Hughes Dolly Miss, with F. Qarrissere, r. 712 Mason
Hughes Edward, engineer Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
aim, r. 910}^ Folsom
Hughes Edward, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
249 Perry
HUGHES EDWARD C, steam book and job
printer, 511 Sansom, r. 715 Howard
Hughes Edward O., clerk Edward D. Wright, r. 1606
Van Ness Av
Hughes E. E. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. 1236 Mission
Hughes Evan E., miner, r. 19 Hampton PI
Hughes Francis M. (widow) (Hughes & Edson), r.
1606 Van Nese Av
Hughes Frank, hostler, r. Park Hotel
Hughes Frank J., bookkeeper, r. 610 Geary
Hughes George P., student Heald's Business College
Hughes George W., horeshoer Paul Friedhofer, r. 250
Fourth
Hughes H. & Co., grain, freight and graiubagbrokers,
221-225 Front
Hughes Henry, laborer, r. 23 Welsh
Hughes Henry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hughes Henry L , clerk Hughes & Edson, r. 1606 Van
Ness At
Hughes Henry M., captain s-hr Lola, r. W s Lundy
Lane, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Hughes House, J-W. Hughes proptr, . 503 Folsom
Hughes Hugh (H. Hughes & Co.), r. 169 Tenth, Oak-
land
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Hughes Hugh O., shipsmith G.W. Grant, r. 336 Kear
Hughes Humphrey, fireman stm El Capitan Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Hughes James, r. i'28 Bryant
Hughes James, r. 13 Harlan PI
Hughes James, bootmaker, r. 910 Ji Folsom
Hughes James, cigars and tobacco, SW cor Second and
Missi m, r. Duncan, bet Church and Sanchez
Hughes James, clerk Francis, Valentine ,ic Co., r.
York, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Hughes Patrick, foreman C. R. Splivalo, r. 536 Sixth
Hughes Patrick, hostler Central R. R., r. 9 Decatur
I Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 528 Sixth
Hughes Patrick, laborer Patrick Mallon, r. cor Wolfe
I and Isabel. Bernal Heights
' Hughes Patrick, paver, r. SW cor First and Mission
Hughes Patrick, laborer, r. 781 Stevenson
Hughes Patrick, purifier S. F. Gas Light Co.
I Hughes Patrick, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 150
I Dore
Hughes James, laborer, r. City Land Association, San I Hughes Patrick D., machinist Risdon I. and L. "Works,
Miguel
Hughes James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Hughes James, liquor saloon, 728 Brannan
Hughes James, longshoreman, r. 11 Minna
Hughes James, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Col-
ima
Hughes James, seaman S. S. Great Republic
Hughes James, teamster, r. Duncan, bet Church and
Sanchez
Hughes James, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 910 M Folsom
Hughes James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 9 Rausch
Hughes James E., r. 333}^ Hayes
Hughes James E., chief clerk Latimer, Morrow &
Proffatt, r. 224 Linden
Hughes James E., student, r. 610 Geary
Hughes James S., sixth assistant engineer Pacific
Mail S. S. City of Peking
Hughes Jerome A., assistant St. Ignatius College, r.
150 Dore
Hughes John, r. 790 Folsom
Hughes John (Hughes & Foley), r. 507 Webster
Hughes John, boilermaker California Boiler Works,
r. It) Jessie
Hughes John, contractor, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Hughes John, contractor, r. 519 Ellis
Hughes John, hack driver, r. 31 Hinckley
Hughes John, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, r.
249 Minna
Hughes John, laborer, r. 28 Nevada
Hughes John, mate stm Alice Garratt, r. E s Mont-
t gomery, nr Greenwich
Hughes John, shoemaker, r. 6 Bowie Av, rear
Hughes John, stovemoimter W.W. Montague & Co., r.
t 40 Silver
Hughes John, waiter Michael Driseoll, 414 Francisco
Hughes John, waiter St. Mary's College
j Hughes John F. (Curley v^c Hughes) , r.W s Bryant Av,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
■ Hughes John F., job printer. (505 Montgomery
Hughes John J., dry goods dealer, r. 1731 Jessie
Hughes John Josejih, biitcher, 48 Centre Market, r.
1038 Mission
Hughes John V., third assistant engineer Pacific Mail
S. S. City of Sydney, r. 428 Bryant
j Hughes John W., clerk Schoenholz Brothers & Co., r.
j 159 Dore
1 Hughes John W., expressman, SW cor Mission and
I Steuart, and i)roptr Hughes House, 503 Folsom
Hughes Joseph, helijer Golden State and Mini rs' Iron
Works, r. 519 Twenty-second, nr Dolores
I Hughes J R., boot and sho'j dealer, r. 1934 Jessie
I Hughes Julia A. (widow), r. 333 J6 Ha.ves
! Hughes Julius, coremaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
I 45 Cleuientiua
' Hughes Kate, domestic 1027 Geary
Hu.hes Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1812 Geary
I Hughes Lewis M., tailor Kenney ..<c Sheahau, r. Wil-
I liam, bet Post and Geary
Hughes Lizzie, domestic 117 Capp
Hughes Mary (widow), r. 4."i8 Natoma, rear
Hughes Mary (widow), r. 1182)(i Harrison
Hughes Mary Miss, bak' ry, 2102 Howard
Hughes Mary Mrs., bakery and coiilectiouery, 1240
Bush
Hughes Michael, cabinetmaker William G. Weir, r.
550 Brannan
Hughes Michael, furnaceman Columbia Foundry, r.
Folsom, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-uintli
Hughes Michael, laborer, r.W s Folsom, bet Precita
Av and Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
Hughes Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Hughes Michael B. (Hughes & Brennan), r. 354 Clem
Hughes Michael B., bookkeeper Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 2 Twelfth
Hughes Nellie, chambermaid Brunswick House
Hughes Owen, laborer, r. 17 Rausch
Hughes Patrick (Hugh, s & Wiseman) , r. 12 Berry PI
36 Louisa
Hughes Peter, hostler Fitzgerald & Conlon, r. Bash.
bet Larkin and Hvde
HUGHES RIEXZi, proptr St. David's House, 715
Howard, r. 2103 California
Hughes Robert, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Hughes Robert, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Hughes Robert W., r. 503 Folsom
Hughes Samuel, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Hughes Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 36 Louisa
Hughes Thomas, coachman Charles G. Hooker, 917
Bush
Hughes Thomas, welldigger, r. Mountain Spring
House, Old Ocean Hou^e Road
Hughes Thoma> A. (Hughes & Edson), r. 110 Hyde
Hughes Thomas T., barttnder, r. 2415 Clay
Hughes Toby G., stockbroker, r. 1304 Pott
Hughes W. G., with Cope & Davis, r. 314 Pine
Hughes William, r. 28 St. Ann's Building
Hughes William, bootfitter, 606 Mission, r. 13 Lafa-
yette
Hughes Wil'iam, cabinetmaker, r. 209 J<. Clara
Hughes William, captain stuis Oakland and El Capi-
tan, Oakland Ferry, r. 1914 Stevenson
Hughts William, drayman, cor Howard and Beale, r.
248 Fremont
Hughes William, latindry, 535 Mission
Hughes William, r. 29 Dupont
Hughes William, traveling agent, r. 139 Fourth
Hughes William .A.., liquor saloon, 515 Clay, r. Oak-
land
HUGHES "WILLIAM H., liquor saloon, 16 Steu-
f.rt, r. 809 Stockton
Hughes William J., jjainter. r. 1717 Leavenworth
Hughes William R.. clerk Jeremiah D. Sullivan, r.
6 Ridlev
Hughes W. P. oiler O. and O. S. S. Belgic
Hughes & Breunan (Michael B.Hughes and William
Brennan), wines and liquors, 135 Foiu-th
Hughes \ E<lsoL (Mrs. Frances M. Hughes, Thomas
A. Hughes, and Clinton \. Edson), ship and Cus-
tom House brokers, 504 Battery
Hughes *: Foley (John Hughes and Michael Foley) ,
bakery, SE cor Jessie and Fourth, and SW cor
Minna and Seventh
Hughes & Wiseman (Patrick Hughes and John Wise-
man) . liquor saloon, NW cor Sacramento and Kear
Hughes. See Heughes and Hewes
Hughston George J., proptr street sprinklers, r.»ll
Grand Av
Hugo Joseph B., lunch kitchen, 11 Ellis, r. 322 Fifth
Hugo William, SLaman, r. Western House
Hugot Fiaiicois. gilder, r. 1011 Stocktoa
Hugot Victor, ci'mpogitor Courrier de San Francisco,
r. 1011 Stockton
Huguenin Julius C, watches and jewelry, 10 Kearny,
r. 919 Sutter
HuUn Alexander, reporter California Demokrat
Huhn Ernest {Huhu & Luckh:irdt) , r. 10 Hopeton Ter-
race
HIJHN tS; LUCKHARDT ( Ernest Huhn and
Cii'sar A. Luckhardt) , miuiug engineers and mental-
lu^gi^ts, 23 Stevenson
Hubs Louis. cKrk G. B. Li vaggi & Co., r. 45 Clem
Huie John T., keeper Alcntraz Light House
Huie Robert B., accountant Matt'.ias Gray, r. 1# Fell
Huie Sarah E. (widow), r. 118 Fell
Huie Sophie, assistant keeper Alcatraz Light House
Huie William H. T., clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo &
Co.,r. 118 Fell
Huin Francoise Mine., midwife, 639 Broadway
Huiz Joliu. seaman, r. 237 Main
HullMMt Ephraim, porter, r. 439 Clementina
Hulbert (ieorge W., barkeciier Frank Waultersteiu, r.
650 Washiiigton
Hulbi rt Kate (widow) , boardiug, 551 Mission
Hulbert W. driver, r. 814 Montgomery
Hulbert. See Hurlbut
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St, Manf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlsry at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Hull Andrew C, compoeitor C. A. Murdock & Co., t*
2407 Clay
Hull Benjomin J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., p. 720
California
Hull Chester H. journalist, r. ."550 Natoma
Hull G. A., cai)taiu U. S. A., r. G14 Eddy
Hull George L. (Cameron k Hull), r. 2i07 Clay
Hull GuBtaf , Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Hull Hiram, strawworker Lorenzo Lapham, r. HI
Fourth
Hull Isaac M., r. COO Bush
Hull Jerome H., clerk Michael J. Hull. r. 501 Post
Hull John, cook, r. 24 Hunt
Hull John L., r. 8oO Mission
Hull Michael J., monejbroker, 20C Montgomery, r.
534 Bush
Hull Vioal F., expressman, NE cor O'Farrell and
Stockton, r. 308 Minna
Hull William, waiter, r. 22G MrAllister
Huller Christiua D. Mrs., bukery, 1019 Pacific
HuUer James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Huller Joseph, actor Adelphi Theater, r. 1019 Pacific
HuUiu George, calker, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Hullin Nicholas, fileeutter Ridgeway Brothers, r. 334
Bryant, rear
Hulling Dominick, barber Joseph Rosa, r. 615 Piue
Hulling Nicholas, barber, r. 435 Pine
Hullkamp Henry, r. Sacramento Hotel
HuUman Bernard, hamessmaker, r. 236 Clara
Hulman William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Hulman William, seaman, r. Xorth Pacific Hotel
Hulme James P. (Miller & Co.) , r. 1609 Howard
Hulsberg Louis, clerk H. Vorrath, r. SW cor Point
LoboK and Johnson avs
Hulse David A., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
836 Guerrero
Hulse DeWitt, engineer Martenstein & Deming, r. 610
Front
Hulse Eveline Mrs., housekeeper D. McMillan, 142
Seventh
Hulse George, teamster Peck & Co., r. Bush, nr Frank-
lin
Hulse Samuel D., engineer, r. 142 Sevenih
Hulseberg George, clerk Waller & Brothers, SE cor
Oak and Gough
Hulsman Albert, carpenter, r. 1206 Mission
Hulsmaim Frederick H. (Hulsmann .t Biittelmann) ,
groceries and liiiuors, NE cor Hyde and Pacific, r.
1210 Pacific
Hulsmann William D., clerk Dii & Straub, r. NE cor
Filbert and Fillmore
Hulsmann & Buttelmann (Frederick H. Hulsmann
and C. D. Buttelmann) , groceries and liquors, SW
cor Mission and Twenty-third
Hulst Folkert, longshoreman, r. 329 Bryant
Hulsted G. M., r. 12 Bourbon
Hult George, tailor, r. 3^eary PI
Hulten .August, tailor, 534 Pine, r. 9 Middle
Hultgren .August, cook, r. 415 East
Hulthen John J. (Hulthen & Rosander), r. 1011 Har
Hulthen & Ilusander (John J. Hulthen and John A.
Kosander) , chop house, 333 Sixth
Hultin A. H., steward U. S. Marine Hospital
Hulting Frederick, druggist .intonio Rottanzi, r. 301
Third
Eultman A., farmer, r. SE cor Clay and Drumm
Hultz George, drayman, r. 1523 Bush
Humberstone Lou Mrs., glovemaker, r. 1118 Valencia
Humbert Fritz, varnisher, r. 735 Brannan
Humbert Jiseph (Hien & Humbert), and cellarman
Lafayette Brewery, r. 725 Green
Humbert Pierre A., mining engineer, r. S 8 Twenty-
third, boi Mission and Bartiett
Humbert William T., clerk Wriyht & Thain, r. 14
Gearj-
Humble George, clerk, r. 609 Jones I
Humble Harry, clerk, r. 609 Jfines j
HUMBOLDT BREWERY, Noethig & Turk 1
proptrs, 1839 Mission I
Humboldt Copper Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), I
Almarin B. Paul secretary, office 328 Montgomery, '
room 20
HUMBOLDT HALL, Conrad Riichi k Jul. Lee-
niann proptrs, SW cor Kearny and Morton I
Humbiddt Hotel, Weber & Marin proptrs, 231-233 ;
Fift.euth
Hun.boldt House, Durein Bros, proptrs, 1309 Stock
Humboldt Mining Co. (Bodie Dist., Cal.) , William
Letts Oliver secretary, office ^28 Mont, room 13
Humboldt Pavilion, Conrad Seipel proptr, NE cor
Misf-iou and Erie
HUMBOLDT .SAVINGS AND LOAN SO-
CIETY, Adolph C. Weber president, 18 Geary
HUMBOLDT STEAMSHIP CO., Searles k
Stone agents, office 22 California
HUMBOLDT WHARF, Spear, bet Folsom and
Harrison (furmerlv Rincon Point)
HUMBOLDT AVHARP WAREHOUSE, J. W.
Coi & Co. XJroptrs, Spear, bet Folsom and Har
Humbrecht Nicholas, florist Cles Pouyallet & Co., r.
Otsego, nr Industrial School
Hume Brothers (Thomas J. and Robert), groceries
and liquors, 350 Jessie
Hume Charles, tanner, r. 735 Brannan
Hume R. L). & Co. (Samuel Elmore), salmon packers
and coiumis.«ion merchants, office 221 Front j
Hume Robert (Hume Brothers) , r. 356 Jessie l
Hume Robert D. (R.D.Hume &Co.), r. FiuitVale, !
Alameda Co. :
Hume Thomas J. (Hume Brothers), r. 356 Jessie
Humke Frederick, cooper, r. 22 Mary
Humke George, cooper, r. 22 Mary |
Hummel George, dry and fancy goods, 1432-1434
Market, r. 5 Guerrero
Hummel John, furniture, 215 Fourth, r. 812 Folsom ;
Hummell William, seaman Pacilic Mail S. S. Alaska j
Hummelteuberg Mei;.rad, machinist, r. 1933 J4 Jessie '
HUMORIST (weekly). Max Burckhardt editor and j
proprietor, office 622 Clay, room 12 i
Humpert F., varuisht r P.ic. Furniture Co., r. Har- I
mony Hotel ,
Humphrey Augustus, driver Pac. Transfer Co., r. 12 I
Hampton PI I
Humphrey C. D., varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
617 Geary
Humphrey Churles F., Ist Lieut. 4th Artillery, U. S.
A., Presidio Reservation
Humphrey Charles H., plumber Thomas Humphrey,
r. 1012 Mis.sion
Humphrey Charles S., engraver Anderson & Ran-
dolph, r. 617 Green
Humphjey E. D. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 126 Rose Av
Humphrey Emma J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1522 Polk
Humphrey George, deputy sherifiF, r. 611 Valencia
Humphrey George, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
102 Powell
Humphrey George, plumber and gas fitter, r. 706 Na-
toma
Humphrey James, groceries and liquors, NE cor Wil-
liam and Geary
Humphrey James H., salesman Methodist Book De-
pository, r. 1012 Mission
Humphrey John, tailor, 227 Hayes
Humphrey Mary (widow), r. 126 Rose Av
Humphrey O., mariner, r. 1206 Leavenworth
Humphrey Omer G., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
102 Powell
Humiihrey Omer J., mining secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 20, r. 1206 Leavenworth
Humphrey P. H. (Humphrey & Drake) , r. 2101 Steiner
Humphrey Thomas, plumber, 1012 Mission
Humphrey k Drake (P. H. Humphrey and W. F
Dr-ike), physicians and surgeons, office 324 Mont'
gomeryAv
Humphreys Alfred L., bookkeeper John B. Owens, r.
707 Chestnut
Humphreys Arthur, r. 446 Brannan
Humphreys James, framemaker Bernard McQuillan,
r. 524 Minna
Humphreys John, laborer J. C. Donley, r. 424 Sansom
Humphreys John, longshoreman, r. 134 Folsom
Humphreys John T., attorney at law, office and r. 515 '.
Kearny
Humphreys Joseph, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Humphreys Julius, r. 707 Chestnut
Humphreys Laura A. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 707 Chestnut
Humphreys Mary A. Miss, iiasistunt North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar Schjol, r. ;u7 Chestnut
Humphreys P. H., iiur:-e City and County Hospital
Humphreys William J., cook Harvey House, r. 3t
Austin
HUMPHREYS WILLI \M P., surveyor City
and C.uuty, oflice Old City Hali, first floor, r. NE
cor Ch t-tiiut nd Hy.le
Humiiiiries A., hiljcr r Pacilii- Rolling Mill I
Hninpliries .\le aiider, v rieties, 2 >i Vra, nr Georgia '
Ha...phry» W. l-.,l:.w cUrk H.E. uiglitou.r. 303 Eddy I
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Humrich John, butcher Horace S. Ridley, r. 1919 Polk ,
Hund John, bartender, r. 1421 Mason, rear '
Hunderman Herman, helper Miners' Foundry, r. 21
Clara
Hnndesser Charles F. A., r. 2650 Folsom, rear
Hundesser Otto W. C, bookkeeper Kragen & Geist, r.
2650 Folsom, rear
Hundt Fredei'ick, carpenter, r. 68 Brady
Huneka Frederick, carpenter, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Hunken Henry, salesman California Cracker Co., r.
1719 Post
Hunker Andrew, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Hunner Nicholas, dairyman William Hall, r. bet Mis-
sion and San Bruno Koad, ofip Six-Mile House
Hunslnger Sarah A. (widow), r. 911 Bush
Hunt A. B., attorney at law, office 302 Montgomery,
room 30, r. 407 Mason
Hunt Abbie L. Miss, assistant Market Street Primary
School, r. 59 Tehama
Hunt A. J. Mrs., r. 311 Turk
Huiit C, drayman McNab & Smith
Hunt C. A. Mrs. (widow), r. 215 Post
Hunt Caleb F., teamster, r. 624 Fourth
Hunt Caroline L. Miss, assistant Girls' High School,
r. 24 Hawthorne
Hunt Charles, drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. 22
Bluxome
Hunt Charles, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Hunt Charles A., manager John Foley & Co., r. Oak-
land
Hunt Chnrles E, photographer George D. Morse, r.
2132 Missiun
Hint Charle.5 E., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 212 Grove
Hunt Charles P., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. China,
r. 311 Seventeenth
Hunt Clement, bosmaker, r. Terminal Hotel
Hunt David W., missionary. and manager New Jerusa-
lem Tra.!t and Publication Society, office and r .
631 Stevenson
HUNT DEXNIS D., manager Folsom Street Phar-
macy. N\V cor Folsom and Fifth, r. 8->6 Folsom
Hunt Edward, stonecutter Henderson Bros., r. E 8
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Hunt Edwin O., machinist, r. 124 5^ Silver
Hunt Elizabeth (widow), r. 224 Third
Hunt Eugene AV., clerk General Office Central Pac. E.
R., r. 544!^ Natoma
H\mt Franklin P., painter Patrick J. O'Brien, r. 523 !i
Brannan
Hunt Freedlaud, telegraph operator, r. SW cor Cal-
houn and Union
Hunt George, shipjoiuer William £,. Collyer, r. 3 Lib-
erty
Hunt George E. P., captain stm Harriet, r. 835 Miss
Hunt George H. (George H. Himt & Co.) , r. 912 Wash-
ington
Hunt George H. k Co., stockbrokers, office 209 San
Hunt George W., clerk W.W. Montague & Co., r. 800
Filbert
Hunt Gerard S., glass stalner John Mallon, r. 615 Va-
lencia
Hunt Hannah .). (widow), r. 207 Tehama
Hunt Henry B. (Mooie, Hunt & Co.), r. 409 Tyler
Hunt Henry J., bookkeeper John Ruddy, r. SW cor
l!eale and Bryant
Hunt H. O.. clerk Jonathan Hunt, r. Oakland
Hunt J., miner, r. Kii5}^ Market
Hunt James, laborer Central Pac. B. R. freight de-
pot, r. 228 Kitch
Hunt James, laborer, r. 1605 Stevenson
Hunt James, Ship Calker.s' Assn, Barra's Hall
Hunt James, shoema'^er Buckingham & Hectat, r. SE
cor Fillmore and Fell
I Hunt James, stationer, r. 1738 Mark) t
! Hunt John, barkeeper Ernest Luesmaim
! Hunt John, carriageninker. r. 669 Clementina
: Hunt John, driver Empire Brewery, r. 90 Everett
; Hunt John, general delivery clerk S. F. Post-office, r.
1435 Pine
' Hunt John, ahipcalkcr, r. 35^ Gilbert
, Hunt John Jr. (Hunt & Rising), r. 1110 Leavenworth
Hunt John D., stockbroker, office 331 Montgomery,
, room 14, r. 24 Hawthorne
I Hunt John E., carriagemaker William A. Mowry, r.
' 669 Clementina
I Hunt John H., clerk S. F. Post-office, r. 1435 Pine
I Hunt John L., stockbroker, office 314 Montgomery,
room 10, r. 24 Hawthorne
I Hunt Jonathan (Jonathan Hunt & Son), r. Oakland
HUNT JONATHAN & SON (Samuel O. Hunt),
managers Pacific Insurance Agency, office 313 Cali-
fornia
Hunt L. A., laborer California Mills
Hunt Maggie Miss, domestic 1215 Jones
Hunt Marie L. Miss, saleslady Fratinger & Noll, r. 24
Anna
Hunt Margaret (widow,), housekeeper. 1030 Folsom
Hunt Mark, deputy assessor, r. 1017 York
Hunt Mary Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
SE cor Fillmore and Fell
Hunt Mary A. (widow) , r. 325 Oak
Hunt M. J. (widow) , r. 24 Anna
HuntR. M. (R. B. Gentry & Co.), r. Virginia City,
Nev.
Hunt R. M., broker, r. 139 Fourth
Hunt Robert H. H., inventor, office 17 Fremont, r. 174
Jessie
Hunt R'inaldson, clerk Wilson & Hutchinson, r. 1405
Taylor
Hunt S. A., laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Hunt Samuel, longshoreman G. H. Whitney
Hunt Samuel H., stockdealer, r. 414 Post
Hunt Samuel O. (Jonathan Hunt & Son), r. Oakland
Hunt Sidney B., r. 310 Stockton
Hunt Simon, carpenter, r. 16 Howard
Hunt Sophie (widow), r. 1720 Leavenworth
Hunt Thomas, lumberman, r. 16 Howard
Hunt T. J., capitalist, r. 139 Fourth
Hunt William, bootmaker, N s Filbert, nr Fillmore
Hunt William, policeman City Hall, r. 165 Silver
Hunt William, laborer, r. SE cor Fell and IlUmore
Hunt Wiliiam, waiter Lick House
Hunt William Jr., printer, r. SE cor Fell and Fill-
more
Hunt William B., melt' r melter and refiner's dept U.
S. Mint, r. 544 M Natoma
Hunt William B., messenger Central Pac. B. R., r.
544^ Natoma
Hunt William B., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r.
140.3 Taylor
Hunt William M., salesman J. Samuels, r. The Bald-
win
Hunt & Rising (John Hunt Jr., and Alfred Rising),
attorneys at law, office 409 California
Huntemann Christupher A., barkeeper Henry Evers, r.
1617 Dupont
Huntemann D., plasterer, r. Grand Central Hotel
Huntemann Frederick C, salesmnn Ernest Essmani.
r. 1617 Dupont
Huntemann Henry, butcher Dunphy & Hildreth, r.
Spreeu's Exchange, cor First Av and Kentucky,
South S. F.
Huntenberg A., clerk, SE cor Sac and Drumm
Hunter Ann (widow) , furnished rooms, 217 Minna
Hunter B. C, furniture, 1518 Polk
Hunter Benjamin R., molder O K Foundry, r. Twen-
tieth, nr Guerrero
Hunter C. C, r. Coso House' |
Hunter David, capitalist, r. 313 Sutter
Hunter David, plasterer, r. 623 M Locust Av
Hunter David, real estate, r. 901 Van Nesa Av
Hunter David H., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 612
Filbert
Hunter David H., porter Stable & Bernhard, r. 25'
Prospect PI
Hunter E.. seaman Pacific Mail 8. S. City of Sydney
Hunter Edward, collector Wheaton & Scrivner, r.
133!^ Dora
Hunter Elizabeth (widow), r. 519 Sixth
Hunter George, seaman, r. 1403 Montgomery
Hunter G. Z., physician, office and r. 40!^ Geary
Hunter Henry, collector Jacob Strahle & Co., r. Com-
nier<'ial Hotel
Hunter Henry, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hunter Henry A., ma<hiiiist, r. 2219 Powell
Hunter H. J., machinist U. S. Mint, r. 1018 Mission
Hunter Hugh, teamster Cutter k Co., r. 2012 Powell
Hunter James, ganger Richards & Harrison, office 323
Front, r. Alameda
Hunter James, laborer United Carriage Co., r. 231
Stevenson
Hunter James, seaman, r. Western House
Hunter James A., physician and surgeon, office and r.
321 Sutter
Hunter James C. third officer Pacific Mail 8. 8.
Alaska
Hunter James G., machinist, r. 719 Valencia
Hunter James H., student, r. 403 Bryant
Hunter John, cook, r. 68 Tehama
BULLOCK & JOimS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
SUk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Hunter John U., clerk Eugene E. Dewey, r. 1312
Green
Hunter John G., first ofiQcer S. S. Empire, r. SE cor
Clay and Druinm
Hunter Jnhu H., barkeeper Leelie F. Blackburn, r.
Sly Bush
Hunter John J., blacksmith, r. C8 Tehama
Hunter John J., oysterman Edward McKittrick, r. 11
Garden
Hunter John J., Balesman C. F. Richards & Co., r. 355
First
Hunter Joseph, waiter, r. lUJi Gilbert
Huuler Joseph C , seaman, r. .i26 Spear
Hunter Julia (widow) , furnished rooms, 1007 Market
Hunter Louisa Mrs., domestic 8J4 Mission
Hunter Mary Mrs., r. I'ilti Washington
HVNTKR NATHANIEL., secretary Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, office 014
Merchant, r. 1001 Capp
Hunter Otto E., driver John P. Lysett, r. Noe, bet
Twentieth and Twenty- first
Hunter Philip S., salesman C. F. Itichards & Co., r.
till Pine
Hunter Kobert, laborer, r. 1403 Montgomery
Hunter Kobert, night watchman Leland Stanford, r.
(i04 Pine
Hunter Robert A. Jr., clerk Edward F. Hall & Co., r.
1312 Green
Hunter Kobert E., driver City R. R.. r. 2015 Mission
Hunter Sarah A. (widow), r. 1312 Green
Hunter T. Mrs., forewoman Atlantic Straw Works, r.
343 Minna
Hunter Thomas, r. 528 Bush
Hunter Thomas, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Hunter William (Huuter & Shackleford) , r. Menlo
Park
Hunter William, painter, r. 427 Third
Hunter William T., assistant license collector, r. 2926
Clay
HUNTER •& SHACKLEFORD (William Hunter
and Thomas J. Shackleford), brick mauufs (Ra-
veuswood, San Mateo Co,) , office 310 Pine, room 40
Hunterman Herman, helper Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 21 Clara
Hunting Mary (widow), teacher, r. 39 Fifth
Huntington Colis P. (Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
New York
Huntington E. A. Mrs., r. 2631 Mission
Huntington Elmer C, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 303 Bryant
Huntington Frank A., proptr Globe Iron Works, 143-
14.3 Fremont, r. Oakland
Huntington George W., engineer Savage & Son, and
bakery, 404 Fulsom
Huntington Harvey S., bookkeeper Globe Iron Works,
r. 3ol First
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO. (C. P. Hunt-
ington, Charles Miller, Albert Gallatin, and W. K.
S. Foye), importer;^ and jobbers hardware and
metals, junction Bush and Market, and 54 K, Sac-
ramento City
Huntington Thomas J., fireman tug Richard Holyoke,
r. 34 Harriet
Huntington William H., carpenter, r. 142 Seventh
Huntington Willard V., director Southern Pac. K. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room t^4, r.
427 Sutter
Huntington William V., clerk sunt Central Pac. R. R.,
r. 10 South Park
Huntley A. M. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r, 410 Hyde
Huntley Frank P.. student Heald's Business College,
r. 120 Capp
Huntley William, drayman Steele, Elder &Co., r. 1721
Clay
Hunton Charles T., ambulance driver Alms House
Hunton Logan, clerk Spring Valley Water Works, r.
1317 Larkin
Huntoon Isaac D. (Wellman, Peck & Co.),r. 1317 Cali-
fornia
Huntsman George H. (J. W. Davidson & Co.), r. 824
Sutter
Huntzhch Moritz, t^ecaster Painter k Co., and gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Fell and Octavia
Huper A., domestic 620 Folsom
Huper Rudolph, chicken ranch, bet Mission and San
Jose Koad, nr Six-mile House
Hupers Peter, plumber John C. Plagemann, r. 121
Hickory Av
Huppert Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf .
Co., r. 51 Shipley
Huppert Thomas, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Man-
uf. Co., r. 51 Shipley
Huppert William V., upholsterer, r. 51 Shipley
Huppner William, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska
Hurado Theresa Mrs., manuf boys' clothing, 803
Montgomery
Hurd Charles, stevedore, r. 171 Silver
Hurd Joseph, r. 808!^ Mission
Hurd Josiah M., compositor Evening Post, r. 808
Mission
Hurd M. S., soliciting agent general freight office
Central Pac. R. R., office NEcor Fourth and Town-
send, room 24, r. Oakland
Hurd William C, clerk Rediugton & Co.. r. 25 J^ Stock
Hurd. See Heard, Herd, and Hird
Hurdes Samuel, painter, r. 17 Verona PI
Hurdle Thomas, watertender S. S. George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co., r. 315 Green
Hurewilz Philip, clerk Anchor Shirt Factory, r. 1523
Powell
Hurl John, fireman S. S. Great Republic, r. 569 How-
ard
Hurlbert Benjamin F., clerk W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 771 Mission
Hurlbert Gustavus G., ironerSan Francisco Laundry,
r. E s Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
Hurlbert Nellie B. F. Miss, forewoman E. Detrick &
Co., r. 295 Clementina
Hurlbrink Ernest J., liquor and billiard saloon, 621
First
Hurlburt Charles, seaman S. S. Great Republic
Hurlburt John, laborer Pacific Oil and Lead Works
Hurlbut Clarence K., clerk Carter k Lightfoot, r. 609
Sutter
Hurlbut C. Rome, clerk James H. Shankland, r. 609
Sutter
Hurlbut E. T. M., homcepathic physician, office 850
Market, r. 609 Sutter
Hurlbut George C, r. 821 Green
Hurlbut James M., harnessmaker, r. 28193^ Mission
Hurlbut James M. Mrs., confectionery and bakery
2819 Vj Mission
Hurlbut Reuben P., architect and builder, r. E s Cali-
fornia Av, bet Twenty-eighth and Twentv-ninth
Hurlbut Rome, collector, office 230 Montgomery, room
15, r. 009 Sutter
Hurlburt Thomas B., butcher, r. 9 Bowie Av
Hurlbut. bee Hulbert
Hurle John H., tailor, r. 24 Hunt
Hurley Charles, porter E. V. Hathaway, r. 120 Hayes
Hurley Charles, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
502 Linden
Hurley Charles P., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co.,
r. 504 Stockton
Hurley Cornelius H., laborer, r. 340 Third
Hurley Daniel, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, r. 417 Na-
toma
Hurley Daniel, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Hurley Daniel, laborer, r. 531 Mission
Hurley Daniel, laborer Andrew Oaderdonk
Hurley Daniel D., hay and grain, wood and coal, SW
cor Seventeenth and Mission
Hurley Dennis, carpenter, r. 120 Dora, rear
Hurley Edward, seaman, r. 420 Broadway, rear
Hurley Ellen, domestic 112 Ridley
Hurley Ellen C. (widow), r. NE cor Humboldt and
Vermont
Hurley Ellen L. (widow) , r. Valley, bet Sanchez and
Church
Hurley George, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hurley J., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Hurley James, butcher, r. 27 Minna
Hurley James, cigarmaker A. S. Fass, r. 348 Fourth
Hurley James, laborer, r. E s Illinois, nr Shasta
Hurley James, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., r. 8)i
Frcelou
Hurley James M.. blindmaker Haskell & Bode, r.
Thoroughfare Hotel
Hurley Jennie M. A. Miss, principal Spring Valley
Primary School, r, 1910 Pacific Av
Hurley Jeremiah, laborer, r. .544 Bryant
Hurley Jeremiah, Riggers' Protective Union
Hurley John, r. 512 Mission
Hurley John, butcher, r. NW cor Fourteenth Av and
P, South S. F.
Hurley John, engineer, r. 547 Mission
Hurley John, fireman S. S. Great Republic
BEAMISH'S Shirts Heady made and to Ordei .
ANIDEESOH & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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452
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Hurley John, fruit peddler, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
Bemal Station
Hurley John, laborer, r. 10 De Boom
Hurley John, laborer, r. 363 Natoma
Hurley John, laborer, r. 1302 Jackson
I Hurley John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
' Hurley John, longshoreman, r. 18 First
I Hurley Maggie G., teacher, r. 1016 Pacific At
' Hurler Mamie E. Miss, assistant Washington Gram-
' mar School, r. 1916 Pacific Av
I Hurley Margaret (widow), r. 614 Grove
I Hurlev Mark, laborer, r. 417 Natoma
I Hurlev Marv. d. .mestic lily Filbert
I Hurley M. H., laborer Pacific MaU S. S. Co.
I Hurley Michael, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r.
20ti Fourth, rear
I Hurley Michael, fruit peddler, r. 11 Bernice, rear
' Hurley Michael, horseshoer. r. 417 Natoma
' Hurley Michael, laborer, r. 406 Tehama, bet Fifth and
! Sixth
' Hurley Michael, laborer Hyde & Chester, r. Alabama,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
, Hurley Michael, miner, r. 547 Mission
' Hurley Michael, purifying department S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 126 Gilbert
Hurley Michael J., lather, r. JfE cor Humboldt and
Vermout
Hurley Morris, r. Clipper Hotel
Hurley Patrick, bricklayer, r. 514 Webster
Hurley Patrick, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. 20(36 Polk
Hurley Patrick, laborer, r. 738^ Clementina
Hurley Patrick, laborer New City Hill
Hurley Patrick, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Hurley Patrick, liquor saloon, NW cor Nebraska and
San Bruno Koad
Hurley Patrick, shoemaker Moore & Murphy, r. 118 }{
Shipley
Hurley Patrick D., carpenter, r. 11116 Pacific Av
I Hurley Thomas, hostler Market St. R. R.
Hurley Thomas, laborer, r. W s Sansom, nr Green-
wich, rear
Hurley W., r. 209 Lcidesdorff
Hurley William, housemover, r. Valley, bet Sanchez
and Church
Hurley William, laborer, r. Es Illinois, nr Shasta
Hurley William, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co.,
r. 327 Montgomery Av
Humev John F., foreman ladies' work Buckingham &
Hecbt, r. 17 Haight
Hurrenne Marie, nurse Jean B. Gassmann, 406 Union
Hursou Edward, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 2014
Larkin
Hur.sou .John, laundryman Occidental Laundry, r. N s
Moulton, bet Buchanan and Webster
Hur.st Albert, machinist, r, 610 Fourth
Hurst Charles, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Hurst Daniel, carpenter, r. 1 Glover
Hurst E. T., coalpiis.ser Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Hurst James, hackdriver David Stewart, r. 134 M Sev-
1 enth
Hurst Joseph, plumber William R. Allen
Hurt William W., telegraph operator.r.NWcor Fourth
undTcwnsend
Hurtado Ignacio J., compositor La Voz del Nuevo
Mundo, r. 637 Valle.jo
Hurtado Nicholas, manufacturer Mexican saddles, 6
St. Charles PI
Hiirtel Clementina, Mrs., r. 732 Geary
Hurt/.ig William F. N., clerk William J. Bryrfb, r. 430
Geary
Hurz P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Husband Hollister, bookkeeper Billings, Harboume
* Co.. r. 214 Powell
I Husby Bertha, domestic 33 Glen Park Av
' Husch Coustantin, mining engineer, office and r. 703
I Market
' Hu.se Frederick J., physician, r. 1024 Bush
; Husemann Joseph, w^ood and coaldealer, r. Turk St.
Hotel
[ Hushem John, laborer, r. E s Billings PI, nr Green-
wiih
I HVSING .\L.BERT, groceries and liquors, NE cor
' Mishion and Filth, r. 518 Capp
I Busing Dledrich (Husiug * Jardine), r. 37 Perry
Husin_' l-"n deri.-k J., tailor John N. Straub. r. 54 Quinn
Husing Hinry, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 6^9 Call- i
f' mill '
Busing lienry, fireman stm Amador, Oakland Ferry, ;
r. Uakl..ud
Husing Rathye (Schwartz, Husing & Meyer, and
Schwartz & Husing) . r. 732 Minna
HUSrXG & JAROrXE (Diedrich Husing, and
Joseph B. Jardine), proptrs Atlas Iron Worr^s, 222
-227 Beale
Hnss Frederick, driver W. Frey. r. 911 Larkin
Huss Moritz, locksmith, r. Hansa Hotel
Husselman Hannah (widow), seamstress, r. 321 Te-
hama
Hussey Albert, marker S. F. Stock Board, r. 40?^ Geary
Hussey Albion C, carpenter and builder, 21 Webb, r.
2336 Mission
Hussey Celest B. Mrs., milliner 845 Valencia, r. 2336
Mission
Hussey Charles V., assistant City and County Survey-
or's Office
Hussey Consolidated G. and S. Mining Co. (Elko Co.,
Nev.), Rutherford H. Brown secretary, office 20
S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Hussey Francis, baker, r. 326 Green
Hussey Frank, mate schr Caroline Dixon, Pier 1,
Steuart
Hussey Frank, packer S. F. Cracker Co., r. 326 Green
Hussey George V.. carpenter, r. 1706 Larkin
Hussev Henry, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
64 "First
Hussey Henry, oarmaker, 1020 Twentieth
Hussey Henry, winchmau O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Hussey Henry J., cabinetmaker, r. 1020 Twentieth
Hussev Horaie P. (H. P. Hussev v^ Co.), r. 1222 Pine
HUSSEY H. P. <& CO., importing and commis-
sion merchants, 205 Front
Hussev Janus, laborer New City Hall
HUSSEY JAMES L., real estate and mining, 402
Montgomery, room 20, r. 417 Kearny
Hussev Joseph W., mining, office 318 Pine, room 13,
r. 923 Hyde
Hussey Lawrence, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Hussey Lawrence, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 242 Perry
Hussey Mary (widow) , r. 915 Eddy
Hus.sey Michael H., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1,
S. F. F. D., r. 22 O'Furrell
Hussey Morris F.. teamster Lobos Square Packing
House, r. 1304 Vallejo
Hussey Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Hussey Patrick, stevedore, r. 54 First
Hussey Patrick J., watchman Old City Hall, r. 427 }<
Green
Hussey .Sarah A.Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1706 Larkin
Hussey S. D. (widow), r. 11 Hampton PI
Hussey Khubael, brush dealer, r. 125 Second
Hussey Simon, mining, r. 326 Green
Hussey Simon A. (S. F. Transfer Co.), office 540 Mar-
ket, r. 325 Filbert, rear
Hussey Ulric J.,cltrk Marion J. McDonald, r. 727
Shotwell
Hussey W. H. H., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Hussing Henry, bookbluder. r. 435 Pine
Husbon Leon, laun>'rymau B Sarthou, r. 423 Post, rear
Husson Paul, wholesale sheep butcher, NE cor Fifth
and Railroad avs. South S. F., office 535 Clay, r.
841 Howard
Husson Vrbaiu, funnshed rooms, 919 Clay
Hl'STED AL.AXSOX, collector, office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 14, r. 704 Folsom
Husted Frederick M., atiorney at law, office 606 Mont-
gomery, rooms 2-3, r. Oakhmd
Husted Mary (widow) , r. 62'.i Fulton
Husted Montgomery, carpenter, r. 110 Austin
Husted O.. r. 227 Geary
Hustedem William, laborer, r. 233 Jackson
Hustedeu William seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Hustedt Henry, clerk Nicholas Muller, r. 18 Frederick
Huston James, shoi maker, r, 4 Grand Av
Huston John, miner, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Huston M. E. Mrs., r. 607 fine
Hutaff Henry, r. 1507 Post
Hutchejis Horatio H., manager Wilson Sewing Ma-
chine Co.. I'fticf 15 Dupont, r. .534 Bush
HUTCHINGS DANIEL P., marine surveyor Cal-
ifornia Insurance Co. (and HutchingB & Co.), r.
463 East Eleventh. East Oakland
HutchtDgs Frank J., salesmauaUeynemann & Co. r.
122 Post
HUTCHIXGS JAMES M. (of Yosemite Valley),
collector of forest tree seeds, office and r. 1718
Pine
Hutcblngs J. M., speculator, r. 108 Ellis
Hutchings W. H., miner, r. 108 Ellis
. BULLOGS «S; JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny Si
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HUTCHINGS & CO. (Daniel F. HuMiiugs, David
M. Dunne and James SauJerson) , proptis Phcenix
Oil Works, 517 Front
Hutchins Ada Mrs., publislier and proptr The Re-
porter, offlce and r. Commercial Hotel
Hutchins Charles, clerk S. F. Post-office, r. 1811
O'Farrell
HUTCHINS CHAUNCEY B., physician in
charge S. F. Female Hospital, 930 Clay, office and
r. 8-13 Mission
Hutc'hins Edwin P., mining expert, office 240 Mont-
gomery, room 3, r. 1134 California
Hutchins Francis H., expressman Berry & Place, r.
1014 Devisadero
Hutchins George H.,(Hutchings & Havens) r. Oakland
HUTCHINS JAMES M., dentist, office and r.
737 Market
Hutchins Lemuel W. (Hutchins & Richardson), r.
SW cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant Av
Hutchins Susan (widow), r. 'i24'2 Mission
Hutchins & Havens (6. H. Hutchins and Charles D.
Havena) commission stockbrokers, 308 Pine
HUTCHINS & RICHARDSON (Lemuel W.
Hutchins and Samuel W. Richardson) , groceries
and liquors, SW cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant
Av
Hutchinson A. J. Mrs., r. 1237 Stockton
Hutchinson Alexander, gardener, r. 30 Perry
Hutchinson Alvinza A., miller, r. 310 Stockton
Hutchinson Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 533 Pine
Hutchinson Charles, mate schr Vladimir, Beale St.
Wharf
Hutchinson Charles J., druggist T. J. Le Tourneuy.
r. 231 Second
Hutchinson Champion I. (Hutchinson & Mann) , r.
845 Mission
Hutchinson Christina Mrs., r. 11 Tehama PI
Hutcliinsou Christopher J., carpenter R. Herbert, r.
NW cor Washington and Maple
Hutchinson Daniel, driver A. Lusk & Co., r. 946 How
Hutchinson David, proptr Eureka Lodging House,
(!24 Commercial
HUTCHINSON ELY I., attorney at law, office
504 Kearny, r. 845 Mi-ssion
Hutchinson Frederick W. (Wilson & Hutchinson) , r.
1020 Jackson
Hutchinson Gardiner S. (Morison, Hutchinson &
. Co.), r. New York
Hutchinson Hayward W. (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philip-
peus & Co.), r. Washington, D. C.
Hutchinson Henry, salesman Keane Bros., r. 424 Ellis
Hutchinson Henry L. (Fairbanks & Hutchinson), r.
Oakland
Hutchinson H. J., r. Palace Hotel
Hutchinson I., produce dealer, r. 1103 Montgomery
Hutchinson James, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Hutchinson James, shoemaker, 24 Seventh
Hutchinson James S., cashier Sather & Co., r. 1910
Howard
Hutchinson John, stockbroker, offlce 5 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 545 Seventeenth
Hutchinson John J., collector Morning Call, r. 1523
Leavenworth
Hutchiuson Joseph, r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Joseph Jr., r. 1910 Howard
Hutchinson Julia, furnished rooms, 310 Stockton
Hutchinson J. W., r. Palace Hotel
HUTCHINSON, KOHL., PHILIPPE US &
CO. (Hayward W. Hutchinson, William Kohl,
Alexinder Philippeus, John F. Miller, Louis
SloRS, Lewis Gerstle, Mark Livingston, Guetave
Niebaum, and August Wassermau) , shipping mer-
chants, and wholesale furdealers, office 310-312
Sansom
Hutchinson Leroy T., butcher, r. SE cor Bartlett and
Twenty-second
Hutchinson Michael, hostler Pac. Transfer Co., r. 75
Stevenson, rear
Hutchinson Myron, traveling salesman More, Rey-
holds & Co., r. 912 Howard
Hutchinson Patrick, carpenter Haskell & Bode, r.
030 M Minna
Hutchinson Richard, produce commission, 204 Clay,
r. cor Montgomery and Vallejo
Hut hinson Stephen, with D. M. Hosmer & Co., r. 314
Bush
Hutchinson Tallentyre R., salesman W. & I. Stcinhart
& Co., r. Oakland
Hutchinson Thomas, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Hutchinson W. A., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Hutchinson William, r. 710 Stockton
Hutchinson William, gardener, r. 30 Perry
Hutchiuson William H. (Ross & Hutchinson), r. 244
Stevenson
Hutchinson William A., mining, r. 519 Jones
HUTCHINSON Si MANN (C. I. Hutchinson and
Henry R. Mann) , insurance agents, office 320-324
California, and 302 Sansom
Hutchison David S., dentist, office G O'Farrell, r. 105
Grove
Hutchison William, butcher, r. Spreen's Exchange,
cor First Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Hutchison William, lodgings, 710 Stockton
Huth Carl, bootmaker, 729 Union
Huth Charles, bartender John Vessel, r. 729 Union
Hutin Frank, laundryman Lick House, r. 711 Nine-
teenth, rear
Hutson Nathaniel, teamster Mission Woolen Mills, r.
1325}^ Natoma
Hutter John, merchant tailor, 19 Fourth
Huttman Henry, farmer, r. 1 Polk
Hutton Annie E. Miss, assistant Turk Street Primary
School, r. 020 Shot well
Hutton Francis, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louisiana, ur Shasta
Hutton George, barber Charles A. Davis, r. 835 Pa-
cific
Hutton Henry W., engineer, r. N s Seventeenth, bet
Nt>e and Csstro
Hutton James H., corporal police City Hall, r. 337
Turk
Hutton John, chief engineer S. S. Great Republic, r.
N s Seventeenth, bet Noe and Castro
Hutton John, salesman Richard P. Tenney, r. G26 Shot-
well
Hutton Thomas, foreman 'Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Louisiana, nr Shasta
Huwe Weudelin, carpenter, r. 409 Grove
Hvorslev Peter, bootmaker F. Siefke, r. cor Sixth and
Harrison
Hyacinthe Charles, cook Oregon House, r. 238 Steuart
Hyam Joseph, capitalist, r. Lick House
Hyams Brothers (Edward and William)* importers,
mauufs. and wholesale clothiers, 109 Sansom
Hyams Edward (Hyams Brothers) , r. 931 Post
Hyams George J. S., salesman Nathan Rosenberg, r.
1021 Turk
Hyams H. Y., r. 215 Kearny
Hyams Isaac, bookkeeper Nast & Greenzweig, r. 318
Fulton
Hyams Sol, printer Alfred A. McLean, r. 1621 Turk
Hyams William (Hyams Brothers) , r. New York
Hyatt Celestia (widow) , r. 620 Lombard
Hyatt Henry, carpenter, r. 1309 Stockton
Hyatt John! carpenter Sandford M. Hills, r. Humbolt
House
Hyatt T. H. Jr., official short-hand reporter, office 604
Merchant, room 5
Hyde Charli;8 (Hyde & Casey) , r. 5 Rincon Av
Hyde Frederick A. (Sherman, Hyde & Co. and Mullan
& Hyd.), r. 030 Eddy
Hyde Cieorge, attorney at law, r. 1913 Franklin
Hyde George E., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E s
Mississijjpi, bet Mariposa and Solano
HYDE HENRY C, att )rney at law, offlce 411Ji
California, room 15, r. 1024 Jackson
Hyde Isaac C, office 019 Clay. r. Oakland
Hyde J., r. 321 Pacific
Hyde John, cook, r. 012 Powell
Hyde John, seamau, r. 40 Steuart
Hyde Laurence, clerk K. Meusdorffer, r. 1416 Jack
Hyde Mary F., domestic 2504 Howard
Hyde Michael, real estate, r. N s Precita AV, bet How-
ard and Mission, Bernal Heights
Hyde Oliver Mrn.. r. 122 Taylor
Hyde Philip, drayman Richards & Harrison, r. 750
Folsom
Hyde William, stevedore A. C. Freese
Hyde William H. (Hyde & Chester), r. 1837 Mission
Hyde & Casey (Charles Hyde,and James Casey), wood
and coal, 310 LeavenwiU'th
HYDE & CHESTER (William H. Hyde, and
Henry H. Chester), housemovers, 045 Mission.
Hydeclift' Michael J., produce commission, 210 Davis,
r. 2505 Sacramento
Hydraulic Miniug Association, John Derby secretary,
office b20 Sansom, room 24
Hydro Carbonized Block Pavement Co., Philip Caduc
president, works E s Berry, bet Fifth and Sixth,
office 513 Montgomery
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Hyer Mme., fortuneteller, 704!^ Mission |
Hyland Ann (wido-w), r. 669 Harrison i
Hyland Bernard, driver N. B. and Mission R. K.. r.
1432 Jackson
Hyland Charles," upholsterer, and assistant foreman
Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 1219 Stockton
Hyland David, laborer, r. 68 Minna
Hyland Frank, hostler Clayburgh & Brandenstein, r.
215 Stevenson
Hyland Henry J. (Von Ehein, Hyland & Co.),r. NW
cor Coso and Aztec avs, Bernal Heights
Hyland James, c.irpenter, r. 18 Clara, rear
Hyland James, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. freight
depot, r. 668 Clementina
Hyland James J., brassfinisher Weed & Kingwell, r.
669 Harrison
Hyland John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
316 Fourth
Hyland John, driver Omnibiis R. R., r. 1432 Jackson
Hyl.-ind John, extraman Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D, r. S s
Market, bet Tenth and Eleventh
Hyland John, laborer Edward Fanning, r. 32^ Chest-
nut
Hyland Joseph B., manager San Francisco Trunk
Manufacturing Co., r. 6.'54 Mission
Hyland Michael, r. Park Hotel
Hyland William, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
209 Dora
Hyman Abraham, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bros.,
r. 606 Broadway
Hyman Alexander, druggist Frederick C. Keil, r. 206
Ellis
Hyman Brothers, merchants (Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, and Nevada City, Cal.), office 109 San-
som
Hyman D., conductor Central Pac. R. R., r. SE cor
Sixth and Bryant
Hyman Davis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Hyman Deborah Miss, teacher, r. 300 Powell
Hyman Helena (widow) r. 732 McAllister
Hyman Henry W. (of Hyman Brotliers, Hotiolulu, S.
I., and Nevada City Cal.), r. 1220 Geary
Hyman Isnac, salesman M. Hyman & Co., r. 110 Sutter
Hyman Israel, clerk, r. 60>5 Taylor
Hyman Jacob (Lipman & Hyman), r. 1411 Sacra-
mento
Hyman John J., brassfinisher Eagle Brass Works, r.
669 Harrison
Hyman Julius, glazier, r. 258 Minna
Hyman Julius, shoemaker, r. 16 Kearny
Hyman Lewis, tailor, 1154 Market, r. 723 Ellis
Hyman M. & Co. (Mos(s Hyman and Samuel Stiner) ,
importers and manufs boys' clothing, 518 Market,
and 19 Sutter
Hyman Maurice, furniture, 606 Broadway
Hyman Moses (M. Hyman & Co.), r. 906 O'Farrell
Hyman Nathan J., jewelry and fancy goods, 307 Kear-
ny, r. 316 Turk
Hyman Presley C, real-' stateagent, r. 317 Third
Hyman Wolf, pawnbroker, 16 Kearny, r. COS Franklin
Hymes Paulina (widow), r. 20 Oak Grove Av
Hynard Alonzo P., boarding stables, cor West Mission
and Potter
Hyueman Samuel, broker California Stock Exchange
Board
Hyneniiiu. See Heinemann
Hynemaiin Hermann, r. 807 California
HyiKS Andrew R., atlorney at law, r. 932 Pacific
Hynes Andrew W., r. 932 Piicific
Hyu( 8 Ellen (widow) , r. 447 \ Natoma
Uynes James. sIk ©maker Rosenthal, Feder i Co., r.
W 8 Eighth, bet Bryant and Bninnan
Hynes John, carpent< r, r. W s California Av,bet Gody
and Virginia Av
Hynes Jolin, laborer, r. 19 Guerrero
Hynes John, local jxiliceman, r. 15 Howard Court
Hynes John, teamster Shaw & Sharp, r. 18 First
Hynes John T., plasterer, r. 558 Stevenson
Hynes Michael (Granfield & Hynes), r. 1040J4 How-
ard
Hynes Michael, collector Verdier, Moreau & Co., NE
cor Sutter and Montgomery
Hynes Thomas, laborer, r. 327 Main
Hynes Thomas J., stockl'itter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
11 Hickory Av
Hynes William, seaman, r. 541 First
.HysloQ Alexander, r. 807 California
Hyslop John, watchman Merchants' Exchange Assn
Hyslop William, r. 51 Natoma
Ibarra Adelberto, r. 7 Valparaiso
Ibarra Joseph, r. 1 Valparaisc-
Ibarra Michael, cook, r. 1316 Powell
Iburg William M., groceries and liquors, 5 Belden,
r. W s Germauia, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Ickel Charles, proptr New Alaska Hotel, 619 Pacific
Ickelheimer Henry, clerk Bloch & Davidson, r. 917
Larkin
Ickelheimer Herman, house and sign painter, r. 917
Larkin
Ickelheimer Samuel, plumber James K. Pryor, r, 917
Larkin
Ickerson William, clerk, r. 286 Stevenson
Ida Ellmore Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Idaho) , John
H. Conway seiretnry, office 106 Leidesdortt'
Ida Livingston Gold Mining Co., F. P. Latson secretary,
office 517 Califiruia,
Ide Abbott L,, druggist and chemist, r. 612 Bush
Ide George L., r. 612 Bush
Ide Sarah (widc.w). r. 612 Bush
Idelmaiin John, candy manuf, 431 Union
Igelheimer Michael, butcher F. & M. Levy, r. W s
Mission, nr Thirtieth
Iglauer Joseph, salesman M. Heller & Brothers, r. 309
Powell
Iglauer Sigmund, cashier Martin Herman, r. 309 Pow
Ignacio Francisco, seaman, r. 613 Greenwich
Igo James, milk ranch, California Av, bet Isabel and
Figaro, Bernal Heights
Igo Patrick, laborer, r. W s McClellan, nr Cort-
land Av
Igoe Delia Miss, r. 18 Heron
Igstaedter Bernard, agent George P. Lies & Co..r. 1606
California
Ijams John D., assistant cashier Pacific Bank. r. 940
Mission
Ijams William E. Rev., pastor Green Street Congre-
gational Church, r. 912 Greenwich
Ike Hannah (widow), r. 829 Pacific
Ikeman .)ose]ih, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. 916 Lyon
IKEN FKKDERICK, commission merchant, office
525 Front, r. 117 Stockton
Ilg Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 1132 York
lUidge G. J. r. 516 Howard
Illustrated Telephone (weekly) , J. S. McCue proptr,
ii()5 Clay
lis Albert, with John G. He, r. 531 Jackson
lis John G., manuf French cooking ranges, and proptr
Jackson Imn Foundry, 814-816 Keariiy, r. 531 Jack
Use Frederick, wood and coal, 810 Buchanan
Use William A., assayer Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 677 Sixth, Oakland
Ilsen Louis, trimmer Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 800 Fil-
bert
lit Gustave, laborer, r. 2011 Filbert
Imbert Frederick, waiter The Baldwin, r. 269 Jessie
Imbert Jean, laborer Auguste Dalland, r. 817 Mont
Imbourg Charles, veterinary surgeon, r. 308 Sutter
Imbrie Augustus C, assistant engineers. F. F.D.
r. 1309 California
Imelli Max, liquor saloon, 851 Market, r. 412 Post, rear
Imeohl Joseph, tanner Barthold Strueven, r. SE cor
Howard and Si rpentine Av
Imgarien William, emj)loyeo Washington Brewery, r.
7 Hartman
Imhaus Emil J. (Imhaus k Triebel), r. 227 Hayes
Imhaus & Triebel (Emil J. Imhaus and Louis Triebel),
liardware and building m;iterials, 227 Hayes
Imhof Edwnrd, butcher A Newman & Co., r. 8 Ash-
burton PI
Imhott' Frank, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
ImhottSamuelO., stoves and tinware, 1054 J«|Howard,
r. 2 Harriet
Immel August, woodcarver, r. 276 Jessie
Inimel Augiiht J. B., pnrtir Lowry & Co., r. 1647 Miss
Immel Heiirv J., clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 322 Seventh
Immel Jane Mrs., toys ami stationery, 1647 Mission
Immen Charles, waiter Hackmeier's Hotel, 512 Bush
IMMIGRATION C0M3IiSSI01VER STATE,
T. C. Van Ness, office 21 Davis
IMPERIAL. FIRE IIVSURANCE CO. (London),
William Lane Bookir agent, Robert Dickson man-
ager, office 317 California
Imperial Photograph Gallery, Mrs. H. W. Vaughan
proprietress, 724 J4 Market
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Japanese Cabinets and Fancy Goods at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
IMP
455
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Imperishable Paint Co. (James E. Kelly & Co., James
McCoy, and A. M. Fletcher), factory 23 Stevenson,
office 101 Front
IMPROVED ORDKR RED MEN, hall 320
Po»t, office great chief of records 004 Merchant,
room 10
Inca Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) , John D.
Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms
14-15
Ince Annette Miss, teacher elocution, r. 1110 )<; Hyde
Ince Conrad J., clerk Dutton & Withington, r. 1538
Ellis
Ince Matthew N. (Richard Patrick & Co.),r. 1538 El-
lis
Incell H. W., clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 213 Diipont
Incell William Mrs., dressmaker, 213 Dupont
Inckstcr Robert, seaman, r. 37 Pacitic
lud Thomas, car|ieuter, r. 1500 Turk
Independence Hall, 39 Fourth
Independence Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Ruther-
ford H. Brown secretary, office 20 H. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Independent and Omega Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.). Jacob Str.dtftld Jr. secretary, office 419
C.iliforiiia, room 20
INDEPENDENT ORDER B'NAI B'RTTH,
hall S s Eddy, bet i\lason and Taylor
INDEPENDENT ORDER ODD FELLiOWS,
hall :i2;i-a27 Montgomery
INDEPENDENT ORDER RED MEN, hall 510
Bush
INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP CO., P. B.
Cornwall proptr, office Spear St. Wharf, Jcihu
Shear ticket agent, e)ffice 3 New Montgomery
Inderman Henry, seaman S. S. George W. Elder, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
India Dock, E s Battery, bet Filbert and Greenwich
INDIA RICE MILL., William M. Greenwood
proptr, E s Fremont, bet Mission and Howard
Indian Paul, art student, r. 333 Vallejo
Indian Queen Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.), Alfied K. Durbrow secretary, office 19 Ne-
vada Block
INDIANAPOLIS CHAIR MANUFACTURING
CO. (Frederick Rentschler, Charles Wollpert and
Jacob Schwerdt), salesroom 160 New Mont
Indicator Mining Co., Janiv s Newlands seeretary, of-
fice Cosmopolitan Hotel, room 10
Indig Louis, dairjTuan, r. 244 M Perry
Indorf Caroline, nurse, r. N s Ivy Av, nr Van Ness Av
Indorf Frederick, teamster, r. N s Ivy Av, nr Van Ness
Av
INDUSTRIAL IRON AVORKS, McCormick,
Lewis & Co. proptrs, 233-235 Beale
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL, Old San Jose Road, 5
miles from City Hall
INFANTS' SHELTER, Mrs. Joseph Spear presi-
dent, Mrs. W. C. Burnett secretary, 512 Minna
Ing Andrew D., bookkeeper A. C. Nichols & Co., r. 529
Twenty-second
Ingalls John N. Mrs., r. NE cor Waller and Fillmore
Ingalls Rufus Jr., clerk quartermaster's depaitment
U. S. A., r 1138 Howard
Ingalsbe Frank S.. clerk stationery department Wells,
Fargo k Co., r. 511 Post
IngaLsbe Mary E., designer Eleanor P. Gibbons, r.
I NW cor Taylor anel Breiadway
j Ingardcn Rudolph, boxmaker, r. 4 Grand PI
Inge Richard J., capitalist, r. 703 Market
Ingebretseu CLiris, cooper Oliver Madseu, r. Berkeley
Ingell Benjamin A., foreman machiueoperator Buck-
ingham & Hecht, r. 229^ Oak
Ingell John T., stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
215 Gough
Ingelman Gustav, student, r. 123 Stockton
Ingeniere Sebastiano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash-
ingtim
Ingermau Frederickson, seaman, i*. 415 East
IngersoU Gaylord B., collector Anglo-California
Bank (lindtcd), r. 21)07 Leavenworth
INGERSOLL GEORGE S., storage and com-
mission, 1101 Battt ry, r. 234 Bush
INGERSOJMk H. H., physician, office and r. 323
Geary ^ '^V
IngersoU Rock Drill, Reynolds, Rix & Co. agents, of-
fice 18 Fremont
Ingerstein Charles, laborer, r. 3 Haywood, rear
Ingham Alberice O., job printer J. L. Rite & Co., r.
417 Powell
Ingham Harry A., clerk Texas Angel, r. Alameda
Ingham Mary (widow), tobacco and bakery, 1151
Jlission
Ingham Richard, carpenter and tankbuilder, r. 15
Sherman
Ingler Charles L., sash and blindmaker Centennial
Planing Mill, r. Oakland
Inglewood House, Mrs. Alfred Rix proprietress, 126
Fifth
Inglis Alexander, resfaurant, 110 Fourth, r- 7()4 Miss
luglis Benjamin W., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 1203 Market
Inglis James, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
Inglis James G., r. 14 Prospect PI
luglis John S., freight agent Blue Line, 22 Montgom-
ery, r. NE cor Bush and Menitgomerv
Ingolel George, cabinetmaker Cal, Furniture Mauuf.
Co., r. 123 Fell
lugols James E., clerk Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 565 Walton, Oakland
Ingraham , r. 31 Edely
lugraham Clinton S., ironworker Pacific Rolling
Mill, r. W K Tennessee, nr Solano
Ingraham Gilbert K., carpenter, r. 8 8 Twenty-ninth,
nr Sanchez
Ingraham Henry, attorney at law, office 411)^ Cal
Ingraham James A., salesman A. 0. Titconib & Co., r,
20}^ Kearny
Ingraham O. P. (Ingraham & French), r. 560 Willow
Av
Ingraham Richard B., porter Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. S s Twenty-ninth, nr Sanchez
Ingraham Rossini F., machinist Ingraham & French,
r. 1109 McAllister
Ingraham & French (O. P. Ingraham, and H. E.
French) , manufs steam and hydraulic engines, 13
Fremont
Ingram Charles M., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Far-
go & Co., r. 8 Adair
Ingram Jouetta M. Miss, r. 226 Green
Inguglia Edward, fisherman, r. 898 Front
luguglia Viuceiizo, fisherman, r. 898 Front ■
Ingwersen Henry, master mariner, r. 30 Garden
Ink Charles, r. 337 Hayes
Inkersou Mary Ann (widow), r. Twenty-ninth, bet
Noe and Sanchez
Inkster John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Inkster Robert, seaman stm Gipsy, Bdwy Wharf
luman Adolph, waiter, r. 703 Greenwich
Inmau Daniel, manager Grangers' Business Assn, 106
Davis, r. Livermore
Innian Jt)hn, oiler O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Inman Mary (widow) , r. 21 Twenty-third
Inman Nellie Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. G44
Sacramento
Inman Steamship Line (New York to Queenstown.
and Liverpool) , J. F. Fugazi agent, office 614
Washington
Inmau William (Babb & Inman), r. 118 Post
lunes Alexander, agent Eastern manufs, 549 Maiket,
r. Alameda
Innes John C, storekeeper subsistence department
U. S. A., 108 O'Farrell, r. 903 Larkin
Innis Amelia, r. 27 Commercial
Inuis Lawrence, housemover, r. 235 Clara
Inselmanu Henry, fruit and confectionery, 446 Third
Inskeep Elizabeth (widow), S s Twenty-third, bet
Capp and Huwarel
Inskip John E., r. 255 Stevenson
Inslee George W. (Inske & Joseph), r. 313 Tyler
Inslee & Joseph (George W. Inslee, and M. J. Joseph),
cigars and tobacco, 328 Pine
INSPECTOR UOILERS U. S., office 11 U. S.
Court Building
INSPECTOR GxVS, olliee Old City Hall, reiom 8
INSPECTOR GAS METERS,- 531 Mission
INSPECTOR HULLS U. S., office 11 U. S. Court
Building
INSPECTOR LIGHTHOUSE DEPART-
MENT, office 120 Sutter
INSPECTOR STEAM VESSELS U. S., office
11 U. S. Court Building
INSURANCE CO, OF NORTH AMERICA
(Philadelphia), Jonathan Hunt & Son managers,
office 313 Oalil'eiruia
INSURANCE COMMISSIONER STATE OF
CALIFORNIA, office 401 California
Insurance; Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Michael Lan-
ders secretary, office 2 Nevada Block
Inter-Ocean Pressed Meat Co., Ford & Russell, pro-
prietors, 733-735 Fourth
d
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BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
INT
456
ISA
Internal Eevenue Bonded Warehouse (Special), First
District No. 1, Bode & Danforth proptrs, 1203 Bat
rXTERNAL. REVENUE COL,L.ECTOR, office
U. S. Court Building
INTERNAL. REVENUE GAUGERS, office U.
S. Court Building
INTERNATIONA!. HOTEL, Hiram C. Patridge
proprietor, 824-8'J6 Kearny
International Ice Co., B. B. Minor secretary, office 49
Nevada Block
Inwood George, carpenter, r. 1515 Broadway, rear
Inwood George, real estate, r. 1623 Powell, rear
Inwood Henry, carpenter, r. S s Lombard, nr Lai'kin
loehner Max, florist, 628 Turk
Iowa Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.), J. H. Leonard
secretary, office 411 J^ California, room 2
Ipson Laura, domestic 629 Greenwich
Ipson Louis, wa^joumaker B. Grave & Co., r. SW cor
Montgomery and Broadway
Ipswitch John, manager Robert K. Lennard, r. 2107
Howard
Irazoguie Frank, liquor saloon, NW cor Pac and Mont
Iredale Alfred S., plumber and tinsmith, 957 Mission
Iredale Alfred S. Jr., clerk, r. 957 Mission
Iredale Charles W., plumber A. S. Iredale, r. 957 Mis
Iredell Em;iia (widow), r. 1573^ Tehama
Irelan Geor.Lte W., uiJholsterer, r. 19 hi Sumner
Irelan William, plumber Thomas Day, r. 5.).') Howard
IRELAN WILLIAM JR., assayer and chemist,
office 49 Merchant's Exchange, r. 1619 Post
Irelan William Sr., mining, office 49 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. 1619 Post
Ireland Eleanor (widow) , r. 14 Fifth Av
Ireland James, accountant, office 216 Sunsom, r. East
Oakland
Ireland William (Knudseu & Ireland), r. 22163^ Fill-
more
Irion Lewis, cook Schroder & Co., r. Adams House
Irish American Benevolent Society, rooms 818 Howard
Irish American Hall, 816-818 Howard
Irish Confederation Hall, 751 Market
Irish William, r. 222 J<5 O'Farrell
Irisli World (weekly) , Dunlap & Co. proptrs, office 125
Sansom
Irman Gustave, porter .302 Montgomery
Ir;nsrber Herman, boot and shoemaker, 204 Second
Iron Telegraph Pole Co., J. C. Lyman secretary, office
328 Montgomery, room 8
Irons .Amos A., asphaltumroofer, r. 1122 Montgomery
Irvin G. A., shipcarpen'er Matthew Turner
Irvii) H. R., collector, office 531 Califoruia,,^room 5, r.
Oakland
Irvin George, r. 13 Powell
Irvin James, r. 568 Mission
Irvin P. R., delivery clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Irvin Robert J., carpenter, r. 1925 Fillmore
Irvin. Sec Ervin, Erwin and Irwin
I Irvine .\lexander, bookkeejjer William L. Duncan, r.
' cor Eddy and Fillmore
Irvine Anne (wMow), r. 1514 Larkin
Irvine Frederick, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 619 Bay
Irvine George, waiter J. B. Haggin, 12.50 Taylor
I Irvine James, capitalist, office 330 Pine, room 51, r.
' NE cor Eleventh and Folsom
; Irvine Rebecca Mrs., laundress J. B. Haggin, 1250
I Taylor
Irvine Robert (Edwards & Irvine), r. 2101 Devisadero
Irvini- William (Irvine & Le Breton), r. 2326 Wash
Irvine William, capitalist, office 303 Pine, r. 340 Oak
Irvine William, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Panama
IRVINE WILLIAM G., wholesale cigars and
I tobacco, lis Fourth, r. 316 Minna
Irvine William L., collector, r. 1514 Larkin
IRVINE & LE" BRETON (William Irvine and
' Albert J. Le Breton), attorneys at law, office 217
Sansom
Irving Benjamin W., blacksmith John D. Gllmour, r.
204 Bealo
Irving David, tailor, r. 15] Tehama
Irving Elizabeth, r. 151 Tehama
1 Irving Frank, cai-pcnter, r. 1724 Pacific Av
! Irving Frank, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
! Irving II. A., porter, r. SE cor Fourth and Berry
1 Irving Henry P., attorney at law, r. ?.0i Stockton
Irving House, Mrs. Julia A. Johnston, proprietress,
568 Mission
Irving James, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Mississippi and Solano
Irving James, carpenter Kisdon I. and L. Works,
r. cor Beale and Howard
Irving James, manager Clement Dixon, r. NE cor
Grove and Laguna
Irving Jarvis, bookkeeper Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. Lick House
Irving John, senman, r. 238 Steuart
: Irving John A., ship carpenter, r. 515 >jS Franklin
! Irving Samuel, gents furnishing goods, 219 Montgom-
[ ery, r. 332 O'Farrell
I Irving Thomas, moulder Risdon I. and L. Works, '.
r. 151 Tehama j
I Irving Washington, local policeman, r. 1712 Polk |
I Irving William, seaman, r. King Street House J
Irving W. K.. porter A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r. Oakland '
Irwin A. E. Miss, dres.smaker, r. 1416 Polk I
Irwin Annie Miss, machine hand Porter, Oppenheim
er & Slessiuger, r. 1601 Turk
Irwin Bella Miss, ruchingmaker Tobin, Davisson &
Co., r. 1810 Lt-avenworth
Irvnn David, cutter DoUiver & Bro., r. 1 Seymour
Av
Irwin Frances A. Miss, dressmaker, r. .543 Howard
Irwin Francis, longshoreman, r. SE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Irwin George W., compositor, r. 543 Howard
Irwin George W., bartender, r. 640 Howard
Irwin Governor, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Irwin Henry, mariner, r. 45 Vallejo
Irwin Horace D., city agent Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2
Elgin Park
Irwin Hugh, bl.icksmith, r. 1034?^ Folsom
Irwin Irwin, weighing clerk Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 422 Fremont
Irwin James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s Ten-
nessee, nr Mariposa
Irwin James, proptr Merchants' Saloon, 567 Market,
T.9H Page
Irwin James, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Irwin James O., secretary Japanese Consulate, r. 1208
California
Irwin John, cutter Knst & Co., r. 519 Oak
Irwin John A., clerk Occidental Hotel
Irwin John C, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. Oakland
Irwin Joseph J., packer Adam H. Murphy, r. Mont-
gomery's Hotel
Irwin Joseph N. H., city editor Examiner, r. 807 Cal
Irwin Nicholas, timekeeper, r. 422 Fremont
Irwin Robert, blacksmith, r. 1034 h; Folsom
Irwin Robert, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. •
Beideman
Irwin Robert, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1601 Turk
Irwin Samuel M., whitener, r. KiO Tehama
Irwin Thomas, boatman, r. 506 Davis
Irwin Thomas F., tinsmith, r. SE cor Montgomery
and Greenwich
Irwin Vincent, blacksmith, r. cor Twenty-fourth and
Capp
Irwin Washington, r. 93<' Page
Irwin William, druggist Redington & Co., r. NW cor
Twanty-fourth and Capp
Irwin William, laborer, r. Ill Wilder
Irwin William, laborer Thomas Reid, r. 214 Clem
Irwin. See Ervin, Erwin, Irvin and Irvine
Isaac Elias, photographer Joseph F. Silva. r. 214 Fifth
Isaac George, cigars and tobacco, 236 Sixth
Isaac Harris, clerk, r. 555 Natoma
Isaac Marcus, expressman, r. 24C Clementina
Isaac Max, peddler, r. 5 tiilbert
Isaac Morris, tailor, ('39 California
Isaac Reta Mrs., forewoman Pioneer Russian Ruffling
Factory, r. SS.') Natonia
Isaac Solomon, merchant. r.l3J<. Harriet
Isaacs .\brahum, tinsmith Alexander Porteous, r. 435
Green -
lB.iacs Albert, clothing, 823 Kearny, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Alexauiier (Samuel Isaacs & Bros.), r. 529 Te-
hama
Isaacs Benjamin, metal sign engraver, 404 Montgom-
ery, r. 154 Clara
Isaacs Benjamin Jr. .clerk Benjamin Isaacs, r. 154 Clara
Isaacs David, teachir music, r. 315 Fulton
Isaacs E. (widow), r. .')07 Post
Isaacs Flora Miss, r. 507 J;iikson
Isaacs George, cigars and tobai-.io. 634 Fourth
Isaacs Henry (Samuel Isaacs & Bros.), r. 529 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Isaacs Henry, metal sign engraver Benjamin Isaacs,
r. 154; Clara
Isaacs Henry P., miller, r. 1815 O'Farrell
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
ISA
457
JAC
Isaacs H. I. Mrs. (widow), r. lOlG Larkin
Isaacs Hyman, second-hand clothing, 507 Jackson
Isaacs Isidor, clerk Albert Isaacs, r. 435 Green
Isaacs .Tacob, glazier, r. 107 Welsh
Isaacs Joseph, artist Simon Klarenmeyer, r.904^ Fol
Isaacs Joshua D., salesman Koseubaum & Co., r. 1016
Larkin
Isaacs Julius, barber, r. 435 Grfeen
Isaacs Julius, peddler, r. IVSii Shipley
Isaa sKatc Mrs. (widow) , r. lOlG Larkin
Isaacs L., barber George H. Medau, r. 435 Green
Isaacs M. J. & Co. (in liquidation), office 33 Battery
Isaacs Peter, hairdresser Frank Lacua, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Samuel (Samuel Isaacs ,t Bros.) , r. 529 Tehama
Isaa s Samuel, clothing, r. 1217 Powell
Isaacs Samuel, fruit, r. 904'^ Folsom
Isaacs Samuel, second hand clothing, 645 Pacific, r.
638 Pacific
Isaacs Samuel & Bros. (Henry, and Alexander), dry
and fancy goods, 122 Sixth
Isaacs Simon, clothing, 327 Third
Isaacs Simon, clothing, 417 Pacific
Isaacs Solomon (Isaacs & Brampton), r. 627 Grove
Isaacs Solomon, r. 22 Stockton PI
Isaacs Solomon, barber, r. 435 Green
Isaacs Solomon, clerk Simon Isaacs, r. 417 Pacific
Isancs William B. (J. D. Culp & Co.), r. 1428 Post
Isaacs »*: Brampton (Solomon Isaacs ana Frederick
Brampton), butchers, 1-2 Hayes Valley Market
Isaacson Isaac (Graaff & Isaacson) , r. 1808 Stockton
Isaacson Isaac, coflinmaker McAullifl'e& Gard, r. 1046
Folsom
Isaacson Lena (widows, r. 1206 }<j Howard
Isaacson Max, jeweler Adolph Cohn, r. 1206 ^ How
Isaacson Robert, master mariner, r. 1103 Mont
Isadore Isaac, furniture, 812 Montgomery
Isard J., r. 5 Bryant Av
Isbell N. M. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Ischo Emil, r. .530 Third
Ischer John, laborer German Hospital
Isenbiirg Benjamin, salesman Louis Meyer, r. 513
Kearny
Iser Conrad, saddler, r. 220 Bitch
Isermann Frederick W., tailor Patrick S. Malony, r.
1125 Stockton
Isert John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 Decatur
Isert William, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 De-
catur
Isham Milton E., surveyor, r. 501 Post
Isidor Isaac, salesman Morris Louisson, r. 1003 Miss
Isidore. See Isadore
Isl^'keit Robert, carpenter California Mills, r. Alameda
IsUs Robert, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 545
Howard, rear
Ismer Fred, cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co., r. .538 Jessie,
bet Sixth and Seventh
Ismert Edward J., miller Horace Davis & Co.
Isola Antone, frescopainter, r. 426 Vallejo, rear
Isohi John, liquor saloon, E s Mission, nr Thirtieth
Isola Paola, veget ibles, 10 Colombo Market
Israel Elizabeth S. (widow), r. 1416 Clay
Israel Herman, salesman, r. 1111 Montgomery
Israel Jacob, merchant, r. 1018 Howard
Israel Jonas, clothing, 934 Dupont, r. 13 Hopeton Ter-
race
Isrtiel Julius, cigar munuf, r, 1710 Laguna
Lsrael M., merchant, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Israel Max (Kraker & Israel), r. Cosmopolitan Hotel •
Israel M. C. Rev., elder Seventh Day Adventists, r
Luguna, bet Tjler and McAULster
Israel Mendal, missionary, r. 607 Ivy Av
Israel Meyer, peddler, r. 105U Tyler
Israel Salmon, salesman Palmer Brothers, and teacher
French, r. Nucleus House
Israel Simon, clothing, 356 Fourth
Israel Theodore, papcrhanger George W. Clark, r.
1018 Howard
Israelsky Julius (Israelsky & Morris), r. 408 Grove
Israelsky & Morris (Julius Israelsky and Kevy Moms) ,
commission merchants, 210 Washington
Isselbacher Simon, boot* and shoes, 1414}i Powell
Isseudorf C. F., groceries and liquors, SW cor How-
ard and Beale
Iss >n Robert, watchmaker, 362 Pacific, r.417 Broadway
Isson Samuel, jeweler 362 Pacific, r. 417 Broadway
Isthmus House, William J. Bailv prnptr, 54 First
ITALIAN HOSPITAL,, SW cor Twenty-eighth
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ITALY, Count Diego Barrilis consul, office 525
Front
Itemsn Henry, barber Charles H. Coleman, r. 18 Eddy
Itsell Andrew J., vice-priucipal Hayes Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 1832 O'Farrell
Iturbide Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) , John
D. Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms
14-15
Itzen Carl, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 18 Garden
Ivanovich Nicolas, r. 420 Clay
Ivemeyer Henry (Ivemeyer & Dunker), r. 428 Broad-
way
Ivemeyer ,^ Dunker (Henry Ivemeyer and Adolph
Dunker) , New Manhattan Sample Rooms, SW cor
Battery and Commercial
Ivers John W., teamster, r. 239 Fremont
IVERS RICHARD, vice-president State Invest-
ment and Insurance Co., office 218 Sansom, r. 1325
Leavenworth *
Iversen Christian, master mariner, r. 110 Park Av
Iversen Frederick F., compositor John H. Carmany &
Co.. r. 320 Vallejo
Iversen James, baker, r. N s Filbert, nr San, rear
Iversen Julia (widow), cook Steuart Street House, 104
Steuart
Iversen Nicolai, laundry and bootblack, 653 Sacra-
mento, r. 115 Prospect PI
Iversen Peter, seaman schr St. Thomas, r. 110 Park Av
Iversen Thomas, printer, r. 320 Vallejo
Ives Abijah, engineer Genesse Mill Co., r. 915 Powell
Ives A. E. Miss, teacher, r. 311 Capp
Ives Charles, liquor saloon, 4 Jackson
Ives Charles S., collector Main & Winchester, r. 327
First
Ives Charles W., vipholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
915 Powell
Ives E. F. (widow), private school, 311 Capp
Ives George I., stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery,
room 10, r. 1315 Clay
Ives Stephen D., salesman R. A. Swain & Co., r. 506
Powell
Ivison Garhart, miner, r. 357 First, rear
Ivolich Joseph, cook Michael Kenney, r. 1316 Powell
Ivory William, laborer S. F. Grading and Macada-
mizing Co.. Long Bridge
Ivy William, miner, r. 435 Pine
I X L AUCTION HOUSE, M. J. Flavin proptr,
SE cor Kearny and Commercial
Ixter Abraham, milkman, r. 438 Ivy Av
Izzard T. P., secretary Wilmot Brewing Co., r. Oak-
land
Jabouley Pierre, cook John P. Gallagher, 327 Mont-
gomery Av
Jaccard David H., jeweler, 431 Hayes
Jaccard Leon, watchmaker M. Wunsch & Co., r. Oak-
land
Jack Adam, butcher, r. W s Ohio, nr Vallejo
Jack John, clerk Le Count Bros., r. 209 Powell
J;:ck- Katie Miss, r. W s Ohio, nr Vallejo
Jack John, molder, r. 1007 Folsom
Jack Robert, salesman S. Mosgrovo & Co., r. Ahlborn
House
Jack William S., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 2912 Clay
Jackman Charles, r. .504 ,'< Third
Jackman D. Benjamin, laborer David W. Ruggles, r.
Oakland
Jackman Edward Mrs., r. 19 Scott PI
Jackman J. B., laborer, r. 1337 Bush
Jacks Ernest, cofl"ee saloon, 1045 Howard, r. 1038
Howard, rear
Jacks Robert, groceries and liquors, SE cor Bryant
and Clinton
Jacks Robert L., papercarrier Call and Bulletin, r. 918
Bryant
Jaclson A. A., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Jack.'on Abram Wendell, cooper, r. 1 Torrens Court
Jackson Alden W., collector and salesman Pope & Tal-
bot, r. 832 Shotwell
Jackson Alexander, jiroptr Jackson's Hotel, 66-68
Oregon, r. 756 Bryant
Jackson Andrew, engineer, r. 109 Silver
Jackson Andrew, hatter Collins & Co., r. 109 Silver
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r. 809 Leavenworth
Jackson Andrew, patternmaker Jobn J. Dunn, r. 937
I Howard
' Jackson Andrew E. Mrs., r. 722 Capp
Jackson Anna, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Jackson Anna Mrs., domestic 1001 Tyler
Jackson Archibald, carpenter and builder, 810 Jones
Jackson B. C, real estate, olfice 2-10 Montgomery,
I room 3, r. Oakland
I Jackson Brewery, 'William A. Frederick proptr, 1428
: Misson
I JACKSON BYRON, proptr Agricultural Machine
I Works, SE cor Sixth and Bhixome, r. Florence
I House
I Jackson Catherine A. (widow) , r. 536 Bartlett
. Jackson Charles, bootpolisher M. Pechner, r. 605 Na-
I torn a
I Jackson Chsrles, cook, r. 720 Third
I Jackson Charles, driver Ciutral R. R.
JaAson Charles, teamster, r. y74 Bryant
I Jackson Charles Gr.,r. 4^3 Second
Jackson Charles G., lujuber dialer, r. 2108 Howard
i Jackson Charles L., coachman, r. 522 Powell
Jackson Charles M., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 1313 Vallcjo
; Jackson Charles W., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 028
Tyler
Jackson Caroline (widow) , nurse, r. 1184 Harrison
JACKSON DAVID B,, general passenger and
ticket agent Pacific Coast S. S. Co., office 214
' Montgomery, r. (il8M Filbert
Jackson Edward H., shipcarpcuter, r. 126 Rincon PI
Jackson Elizabeth (widow), r. 235 Stevenson
Jackson Elizabeth Miss, saleswoman Keane Bros., r.
940 Mission
Jackson Euyeue. clerk, r. 27 Stone
Jackson F. L., insurance broker, office 211 Sansom
Jackson Frank, driver Thomas J. Frey, r. 308 Sutter
Jackson Irank H,, machinist, r. 313 Brynnt
1 Jackson Frank W., collector S. F. Savings Union, r.
1220 Powell
j Jackson Frederick, bootmaker Burkhardt & Hanson,
^ r. 127 Rose Av
, Jackson Frederick, machinist George L. Pierce, r. .522
I Howard
Jackson Frederick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
I 1S05 Stockton
Jackson G., r. 118 Post
Jackson G. A., carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
: Jackson George, clerk freight dept Central Pac. R.
I R., r. Alameda
I Jackson George, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Jackson Geor^'e, laborer, r. 1811 Hyde
Jackson George, machinist, r. 113 William
Jackson George, nurse, r. 623 Davis
Jackson George S., messenger, 2 New Mont, r. 251 Stev
i Jackson George W., r. 1804 Hyde
Jackson Harriet (widow) , r. 1220 Powell
Jackson Harry, civil engineer, r. 4.'>2'i Minna
Jacksdn Harry, gilder Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 1805
, Stockton
I Jackson Harry, porter Edward Conolly, r. 1204 Broad-
1 way
j Jackson Henry, engineer, r. 100"^ Second
I Jackson Henry, liquors and cigars, NE cor Potreroand
El Dorado
Jackson Henry, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Jackson Henry W., cook stui Centennial, r. 510 Post
Jackson Herbt rt H., laborer, r. 120 Rincon PI
[ Jackson H. J., r. 007 Linden
j. Jacks' >n Horace, waiter Palace Hotel
I Jackson H. Ross, editor S. F. Chronicle, r. 22 Geary
I Jackson Iron Foundry, John G. lis proptr, 814 Kear
Jarkson J., lauudryman Lick House
Jackson Jacob, merchant, r. 10 Hopeton Terrace
Jackson Jacob, tailor, r. 515 Sacramento
Jackson Jacob G., wholesale lumber, and proptr Cas-
par Mills (Caspar creek, Mendocino Co.), Pier 2,
Steuart, r. 911 Sutter
Jackson James, laborer, r. 233 Tenth
Jackson James, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Jackson James, waiter, r. 34li Fnurth
Jackson J. J,, medium, 759 Market
Jackson John, bookkeeper, r. 2005 Bush
Jackson John, brassflnisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 612
Mission
Jackson John, clerk quartermaster's dept U. 8. A.,
Presidio Reservation
Jackson John, gardener, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Larkin
Jackson John, quartz operator, r. 129 Third
Jackson John, seaman Pac. Mail S. S. City of Panama
Jackson John, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Jackson John A., real estate, office 318 Pine, rooms 2-
3, r. 1840 O'Farrell
JacUsou John A., special officer Palace Hotel, r. 14
Moss
Jackson John M., gardener, r. N s Lombard, nr Lar-
kin
Jackson John N., bookkeeper Edward F. Hall & Co.,
r. 200.5 Bash
JACKSON JOHN P., president Post Publishing
Co., and managing editor Eveniu^ Post, office 508
Montgomery, r. 720 butter
Jackson John Q., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1805
Stockton
Jackson John S., engineer Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
3 Helen
Jackson Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 530 Natoma
Jackson Kitty (widow), r. 2 Rose Av
Jackson Lizzie Miss, saleswoman Keane Brothi rs, r.
946 Mission
Jackson Lucv A. Miss, missionary, r. 1615 California
Jackson M. A., porter stm Yoseinite, r. 830 Broadwiiy
Jackson Mamie Mrs., r. 505 Fell
Jackson Marcus A., cashier Edward F. Hall & Co., r.
2005 Bush
Jackson Mary Mrs., r. 771 Mission
Jackson Mary A., stewardess S. S. Oregon, Oregon S.
S. Co.
Jackson Mary Ann (widow) , r. 530 Natoma
Jackson Mary E. Mrs., r. 917 Stockton
Jackson Jliuing Co. (Eureka, Xev.), Charles N. Shaw
secretary, office 408 Califoruia
Jackson Minnie M., saleslady Palmer Bros., r. 21 Sil-
ver
Jackson M. S. Mrs., treasurer Protestant Episcopal
Church Home Assn. r. 1313 Vallejo
Jackson Orriu H., blacksmith, r. 12i) Rincon PI
Jacks in Otis, salesman California Mills, r. 515'^ Bush
Jackson P.".ul, stevedore A. C. Freese
Jackson Peter, laborer Wolflf Bloom, r. S s Brannan,
bet Sixth and Se\enth
Jackson Peter, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Jackson Phincas, bottler Lachman & Jacobi, r. 542
Jessie
Jackson Richard, porter William S. Chapman, r. 913
Sairamento
Jackson Kichard W. .abalone shell jewelry manufactory
411 Clav and 412 Commercial, depot 614 Market, r.
608 Mark.t
Jackson Robert, r. S 8 Clipper, bet Dolores and
Church
Jackson Robert C, salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 609
Market
Jackson Sarah (widow) , r. 2005 Bush
Jackson Silas, waitir Palace Hotel, r. 233 Minna
Jackson Street Wharf, foot Jacksun
Jackson Ti rtius J., cutter Frank G. Edwards, r. 1805
Stockton
Jackson Theodore, expressman, 710 Dupont, r. 79
Everett
Jackson Theodore, waiter Palace Hotel
Jackson Thomas W., carpet layer Alexander Mackay &
Co.,r. 1805 Stockton
Jackson Thomas W., commission merchant and im-
porter soda, sheepwash, ale and porter, 410 Sacra-
mento, r. Saucelito
Jack8t)u Walter, laborer, r. 31 Ecker
Jackson Walter, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and Davis,
r. 1005 Mason
Jackson W. F. (Hamilton k Jackson), r. Arcade House
Jackson William, r. Ahlborn House
Jackson William, r. 417 Bush
Jackson William, foreman Richard W. Jackson, r. 5b0\i
Natoma
Jackson William, machinist Singer Manuf. Co., r.
20 H Perry
Jackson William, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht. r.
8 Beaver
Ja<'kson William, waiter, r. 163 Jessie
Jackson William, waiterPalace Hotel, r. 11 Louisa, rear
Jackson William C, teamster Ball & Julian, r. 974
Bryant
Jackson William E. with Holbrook, Merrill & Stetnon,
r. 1313 Vallejo
Jackson William N., stevedore, r. 536 Second
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
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Oregon
Jacob Aaron, teamster L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 726
O'Farrell
Jacob Charles, r. 411 Market
Jacob Charles, cigarmaker, r. 1 Elizabeth
Jacob Charles, plasterer, r. 8'20 Geary, rear
Jacob Emile, r. 624 Ellis
Jacob Ernest C, driver S. Lachmanu, r. .V27 Geary,
rear
Jacob Henry, tailor A. Jacobs, r. 36 Park Av
Jacob Isaac, r. 535 Third
Jacob Joseph, tailor, 424 Broadway, r. 528M Tehama
Jacob Nathan, entry clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 729
O'Farrell
Jacob Nathan, machinist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Jacob Solomon, drayman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 729
O'Farrell
Jacobi Albert, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jessie
and Willow
Jacobi Arthur, printer, r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi David, r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi Frederick (Lachman & Jacobi) , r. 807 Polk
Jacobi Jacob, salesman J, Samuels, r. 239 Tyler
JaL-obi Jacob J., clerk Lachman & Jacobi, r. 807 Polk
Jacobi Jacques, r. 532 Pine •
Jacobi Leopold, collector and agent, 426 California,
rooms 2- 3, r. 614 Sutter
Jacobi Louis H., inspector Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi Samuel, salesman D Samuels, r. 239 Tyler
Jacobi. See Jacoby
Jacobinson Rose (widow), r. W s Folsom, nr Precita
Av, Bernal Heights
Jacobs Aaron, tailor, 106 Dupont, room 7, r. Minna,
nr Seventh
Jacobs Abraham (M. Coleman & Co.) , r. 540 Clem
Jacobs Abraham, money broker and general merchan-
dise, 613 Pacific, r. 1121 Powell
Jacobs Abraham, peddler, r. 209 Sixth
Jacobs, Abraham, speculator, office. 109 Sansom, r.
319 Hyde
Jacobs Abraham, tailor, MaxShiramski, r. 408Natoma
Jacobs Albert, clerk J. Baum & Co., r. 3 Martha PI
Jacobs Albert, real estate, r. 442 Greenwich
Jacobs Alexander, salesman Jacobs & Glass, r. 713 }<;
Union
Jacobs Barney, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 254 }i
Perry
Jacobs Baron, with Bornstein Bros., r. 838 Market
Jacobs Benjamin F., solicitor and advertising agent
Holloway & Briggs, r. 31 Eddy
Jacobs Bernard, clerk Abraham Jacobs, r, 1121 Powell
Jacobs Charles, r. 1 Elizabeth
Jacobs Charles, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Jacobs Charles, upholsterer, r. 950 Folsora
Jacobs Charles E., salesman S. Lachman &Co., r. 420
O'Farrell
Jacobs Charles S., salesman Solomon Jacobs, r. 305
Van Ness Av
Jacobs David, salesman B. M. Pearlman & Co,, r. 29
Harriet
Jacobs David, tailor, 721 Sansom
Jacobs Delia Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Emma Miss, shirtmaker Leon Lemos
Jacobs E., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Jacobs Ferdinand, machinist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Jacobs George, clerk Charles Kalisky, r. 257 Clem
Jacobs George, printer, r. 867 Market
Jacobs George, shoemaker, 306}^ Third
Jacobs Gustav, r. 830 O'Farrell
Jacobs H. Mrs. & Co. (Harriet Jacobs) , fancy goods
and ladies' underwear, 802 Market, r. 156 Third
Jacobs Henry (I. Jacobs & Co.) , r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs Henry, jeweler Ebelingfc Kichter, r. 1223 Kear
Jacobs Henry I., barber Jacob Davis, r. 520 Stevenson
Jacobs Henry M. (Kirschbraun, Son & Co.), r. 1433
O'Farrell
Jacobs Herman, baker, r. 372 Clementina
Jacobs Herman, pedler, r. 42H Broadway
Jacobs Hermann M., produce, 322 Clay, r.I1433 O'Far
Jacobs Himey, clerk Greenebaum, Helbing & Co., r.
215 Powell
Jacobs I. (I. Jacobs & Co.) , r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs I. & Co. (Henry Jacobs), fruits, Bay Citv
Market, 1146 Market
Jacobs Isaac, glazier, r. 115J< Shipley
Jacobs Isaac, cigarmaker, r. 142 Ji Shipley
Jacobs Isaac, tailor A. Jacobs, r. 113 Cedar Av
Jacobs Isaac, watchmaker, r. 566 Minna
Jacobs Isaac H. (Simon, Jacobs & Co.), r. 1009 Post
Jacobs Isidor, salesman A. Lusk k Co.. r. 1623 Pac Av
Jacobs Jacob, barber M. Pechner, r. 713 JS Union
Jacobs Jacob, bootblack Plato & Heense, r. 108 Sixth
Jacobs Jacob, butclier Galinger & Mayer, r. 621 Hyde
Jacobs Jacob, clothing and furnishing goods, 723
Montgomery, r. 1.508 Folsom
Jacobs Jacob, expressman, stand SW cor Stockton and
Vallejo, r. 713 Union
Jacobs Jacob D., master mariner, r. NE cor Eureka
and Seventeenth
Jacobs Joseph (Jacobs & Wineburgh) , r. 305 Van Ness
Av
Jacobs Joseph, r. 502 Bush
Jacobs Joseph, assayer U. 8. Mint, r. 610 Capp
Jaiobs Joseph, barber, 517 Mont Av, r. 312 Union
Jacobs Joseph, cigar manuf, r. 326 Hayes
Jacobs Joseph, peddler, r. 519 Octavia
Jacobs Joseph, tailor, r. 5283^ Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Jacobs Julius, butcher, r. 503 Hyde
•JACOBS JULIUS, general agent Germania Life
Ins. Co. and (Jacobs & Easton), office 216 Sansom,
r. SW cor Ellis & Pulk
Jacobs Julius, teacher, r. 315 Stockton
Jacobs L. N., stockbroker, r. 2417 California
Jacobs Louis, helper Union Box Factory, r. 254 J^ Perry
Jacobs Louis, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Jacobs M. & Son (Simon Jacobs), manufs shirts and
clothing, 20 Sansom
Jacobs Manheim, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Mark I., commission broker office, 322 M out
gomery. r. 905 Market
Jacobs Marks, glazier, r. 566 Minna ,
Jacobs Marks, tailor, r. 134 Shipley
Jacobs Maurice E., salesman Sachs, Strassburger &
Co., r. Chamberlain House
Jacobs Morris (M. Jacobs & Son), r. 733 McAllister
Jacobs Morris, r. 450 Clementina
Jacobs Nathaniel, clerk McAllister & Bergen, r. 1912
Broadway, bet Octavia and Laguna
Jacobs Peter, peddler, r. 2.54 Perry
Jacobs Kachel (wid'W), ladies' nurse, r. 503 Hyde
Jacobs Raphael, clerk Louis Altmark, r. 1508 Folsom
Jacobs Rebecca Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 215 Powell
Jacobs Samuel, bookkeeper J. Baum & Co., r. 522 Sut
Jacobs Samuel, jeweler, r. 513 Linden
Jacobs Simon (M. Jacobs & Son), r. 806^ Geary
•Jacobs Simon L. (Jacobs & Glass), r. 326 Hayes
Jacibs Solomon, r. 215 Post
Jacobs Solomon, r. 225 Linden
Jacobs Solomon, dry and fancy goods, 403 Kearny, r.
305 Van Ness Av
Jacobs Solomon, foreman Ordenstein k Co., r. 617 Turk
Jacobs Solomon, salesman, r. 328 Hayes
Jacobs Solomon, teamster, 300 Front, r. 729 O'Farrell
Jacobs Susie Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r. 215
Powell
Jacobs Thomas, seaman schr C. B. Haywood, foot
Beale •
Jacobs W. B., clerk, r. 217 Minna
Jacobs William (A. Lusk & Co.). r. 1623 Pacific Av
Jacobs William M. (Philip D. Aub & Co.), r. 715 Eddy
Jacobs William N.. clerk Post-office, r. 2428 )<S Sac
JACOBS 6i EASTON (Julius Jacobs, and George
Easton) , insurance agents, 216 Sansim
Jacobs k Glass (Simon L. Jacobs, and Marcus Glass)
manufs ladies' and children's wear, 226 Kearny,
and 1162 Market '
Jacobs & Wineburgh (Joseph Jacobs, and Emanuel
Wineburgh), fancy goods and underwear, 212 Dup
Jacobsen A. C. T., teamster Martenstein & Deming, r.
NW cor Twenty-third and Bryant
Jacobsen Arlof , laborer, r. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Jacobsen Charles, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Jacobsen Christian, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Jacobsen Christian, miller, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Columbia and Bryant Av
Jacobsen Enoch, rancher, r. cor Marin and Connecti-
cut
Jacobsen Hans, deckhand stm Sonoma, Jackson St.
Wharf
Jacobsen Harmon, mate schr Eliza Blake, r. 238 Jessie
Jacobsen Henry, mae;ter mariner, r. 13 Powell
Jacobsen Iver, veterinary surgeon, r. 313 Sutter
Jacobsen Jacob M., clerk August Arnold, r. 23 Sonora
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Jacobsen John, cook Vienna Model Bakery
Jacobsen John, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Jacobsen John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Jacobsen Louis, porter, r. 1318 Kearny
Jacobsen Otto J., cabinetmaker J. Q. H. M«yer,'r/907
Folsom
Jacobsen Peter, groceries and liquors, 2019 Mason, r.
2122 Mason
Jacobsen Peter F. Jr., clerk W. Haker & Hinz, r. 2019
Mason
Jacobsen Rudolph, watchman Washington Brewery,
r. 5 Hartman
Jacobson Adolf, seaman, r. Western House
Jacobson August, laborer Henry H. Jeasen, r. 223 First
Jacobson Benjamin, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co.,r. SW
cor Eighteenth and Folsom
Jacobson Charles, fruits, 1100 Clay, r. 1303 Leav
Jacobson David, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 4
Rose Av
Jacobson Edward, tailor John Anderson, r. 655 Wash
Jacobson F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Jacobson Frederick, master mariner, r. 327}^ Bryant
Jacobson Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Jacobson F. T., captain schr Montana, Green St. Wharf
Jacobson Henry (Jacobson & Robertson), r. 13 Powell
Jacobson Hunry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Jacobson Henry A., shipwright Central Pac. R. R., r.
W s Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
Jacobson Jacob, importer birds, 337 Kearny, and 222
Brannan
Jacobson Jacob, laborer, r. Florence, nr San Miguel
Station
Jacobson Jacob, stevedore J. J. Morrison, r. NE cor
Mission and Steuart
Jacobson Jacob, waiter, r. 225 Minna
Jacobson John, laborer, r. 1115 Howard
Jacobson John, laborer, r. 712 Natoma
Jacobson John, seaman, r. 14U Folscm
Jacobson Minnie Miss, r. 142 Perry
Jacobson Morris, cigars and tobacco, 213 Montgomery,
r. 2302 California
Jacobson Moses J., laborer New Wisccipsin Hotel, r.
NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
Jacobson Nils, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Jacobson N. P., silversmith Kohler & Eitter, r. 443J^
Natoma
Jacobson Richard L., porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
1311 Kearny
Jacobson Rose (widow) , liquor saloon, 515 Davis
Jacobson Rudolph, master mariner, r. 'd'21hj Bryant
Jacobson Samuel, clerk Greeuebaum & Co., r. 2302 Cal
Jacobson Sigmuud, cigars and tobacco, 3 Market
Jacobson Simon_ peddler, r. 231 Clara
Jacobson S. Taylor, r. 655 Washington
Jacobson & Robertson (Henry Jacobson and Robert
Robertson) , liquor saloon, 727 Montgomery
Jacobus Albert, r. 521 Pacific
Jacobus Elinus A., hostler Crego & Bowley.Jr. SW cor
Mission and New Montgomery
Jacobus John, r. 1013 Pierce
Jacobus John F., wheelwright Jean Arfort,r. Oakland
Jacobus Julian E., clerk William Willis, r. Oaklaud
Jacobus Percy, bookkeeper William W. Traylor. r.
Oaklaud
Jarcby Augustus, r. 1205^6 Tyler
.lacuby Charles, r. 224 Turk
.lacoliy David, r. 121 Second
Jacoby Ernest, editor Weekly Hebrew, office G12 Com-
iiierrial, r. 1018 LarUin
Jacoiiy FraLZ, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. 912 McAllister
Jacoby Henry, merchant, office 320 Sausom, room 8,
r. 912 McAllister
Jnc(iby Horatio J., clerk Probate Court, r. G25 Turk
Jacoby Jacob, tailor, 363 Jessie
Jacoby Joseph (Jacoby & Bielski), r. 1205M Tyler
Jacoby Joseph C, salesm.in Abraham Goodman, r. 363
Jessie
Jacoby Jules H., clerk Louis Schwartz, r. 1110 Stock
Jecoby Julius (Becker & Jacoby) , r. Windsor House
Jacoby Louis(P)iilip, Spcyer & Co.), r. 912 Mi-Allister
Jacoby Max, clerk Buchuian Bros., r. 1230 Geary
Jacoby Puxton K., policeman City Hall, r. 302 Seven-
teenth
Jacpby Peter, r. 23 Kearny
JACOBY PHIliO, publisher and proprietor Weekly
Hebrew, and California State Almanac, office and
r. 012 Commercial
Jacoby Samuel, dry good^, 1114 Stockton
Jacoby & Bielski (Joseph Jacoby and Marcus Bielski) ,
dairy produce, 13 Centre Market
Jacoby. See Jacobi
Jacott David M., carpenter, r. 211 Polk
Jacox Oliver, horse trainer, r. 532 Second
Jacquelin Emile H., accountant, office 444 California
Jacquemaun Joseph, chief engineer stm Alice Gar-
ratt, r. Sacramento
Jacques Isaac F., varieties, 202 Fifth
Jacques J., drayman, cor Market and Front
Jacques James Mrs. (widow), r. 1117 Greenwich
Jacques John W., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Jacquiuot Fraucoise, lace curtain laundry, 605 Post
Jacquot Annie Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 7 Prospect PI
Jacquot Constant, waiter Stork & Peguilhan. 445 Bush
Jacquot Ernest (Giraudon & Jacquot) , r. 150 Shipley
Jacquot Jules, laundryman Alms House
JaLgeling Julia (widow) , r. 921 J<> Post, rear
Jaeger Charles, baker Louis Kurz, r. 215 Second
Jaeger Franz, miner, r. 423 Dupont
Jaeger George Henry, furniturefinisher L. & E. Eman-
uel, r. cor Twenty-first and Noe
Jaenecke Julius (Jaenecke & Brune) , r. NE cor Harri-
son & Third
Jaenecke i^ Brune (John Jaenecke, and Diedrich
Brune) , groceries and liquors, SE cor Third and
Harrison
Jaenig Charles, locksmith, r. 2104 Stockton
Jatt'a Henry S., teacher languages, 1906 Sutter
Jalfa H. S. Madame, teacher music, r. 1906 Sutter
Jaffcott Cornelius, salesman L. & M. Sachs, r. 225
Jessie
Jaffe Max, bookkeeper Marks & Reinhardt, r. 1810 La-
gnna
Jafl'e Stephen, millhand S. F. Furniture Factory, r.
54 Shipley
Jaffmann Francois, r. 31 Hinckley
Jager Antonio Mrs., midwife, 1070 Howard
Jager Christ, wagonuiakf r. r. 18 First
Jager George W., hairdresser, 703 O'Farrell, r. 701
O'Farrell
Jager Julius, r. 331 Kearnv
Jager Julius F. A., wheelman stm Amelia, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Jagge John, r. Hackmeiers Hotel
Jagge Louis, clerk Henry Buehlmann, r. NE cor
Minna and Eighth
Jagger William, fruitpeddler, r. Twenty-eighth, bet
Noe & Sanchez
Jaggi Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Jaggi Jacob, tailor, r. 1842 O'Farrell
Jaggi John, tailor, r. 603 Powell
JAGO EPHRAIM B., mining secretary, office 420
Montgomery, r. Point Lobos Av, ur Central At
Jagoe Bridget (widow), r. 531 Geary, rear
Jagoe Robert H., shoemaker, r. S s Jersey, bet Doug-
lass and Diamond
Jagoe Thomas H., painter, r. S s Jersey, bet Douglas
and Diamond
Jagou P. Leon, restaurant, 522 Pine, r, 813 Bush
Jahn Albrecht (Joins & Jahu) attorney at law, office
606 Clay, r. 13 3^ Park Av
Jahn Christ, cabinetmaker, r. 18 First
Jahn Edward, clerk John Blohme, r. 1201 Polk
Jahn George F., driver Hemme & Renter, r. 1 Gardner
Alley
Jahn Herman (Jahn & Foster) , r. 121 Stockton
Jahn & Foster (Herman Jahn, and Charles Foster),
costumers, 121 Stockton
Jahns J. H., salesman B. Nathan & Co.. r. Oakland
Jaillert Adolph, clerk M. J. Paillard & Co., r. 1037
Green
Jalser Charles, painter, r. 119 Bernard
Jakius Joseph, helper Golden State and Miners Iron
Works, r. Oaklaud
Jakobs John C, bakery and grocery, SE cor Jackson
and Buchanan, r. 242.S Buchanan
Jakway J. Worden, steward Rudolph J. Techau, r. 234
Minna
Jaltaud John F., laborer California Mills, r. 61 Lang-
ton
Jallu Francois, bakery, 304 Montgomery At
Jamdley J. W., musician, r. 631 Geary
James , r. 104 Taylor
James Albert, cook, r. 5 Broadway
James Annie Miss, r. 502 Broadway
James Calest, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
James Catherine Mrs., r. 4 h St. Mary
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
JAM
461
JAN
James Charles, bootblack, r. 366 Natonia
James Charles A., real-estnte agent, office 402 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. 925 Howard
James Charles G., painter, r. 24 Linden
James Charles P., proptr Eureka Straw Works, NW cor
Minna and Sixth, r. 423 Bush
James Clara (widow) , r. 308 Seventh
James Clara Mrs., r. 252 Foiirth
James Daniel, mate tug Transit, Howard St. Wharf
James Daniel, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
James David J., collector Thomas Luudy, r. 16 Bour-
bin PI
James K. M., adjuster coiner's department U. S. Mint,
r. 427 Sutter
James Eugene T., clerk Cal. Wire Works Co., r. 600
Bush
James Frank, seaman, r. 46Steuart
James Frank W., lettercarrier. r. 116 Olive Av
James Frederick A., painter, r. 20 Clementina
James Harry, barkeeper John Broderick. r. 41 Pacific
James Henry M., salesmen California Silk Manufac-
turins Co., r. Oakland
James Jam( s, canvasser, r. W s Chenery, nr Charles
James James, driver Cliff House stage, r. Homestead
House, S s Point Lobos Av, nr Twenty-fourth Av
James James, engineer Mason's Brewery, 519 Chest-
nut
James Jefferson G., stockraiser, office 331 Kearny, r.
2131 Howard
James Jeremiah, r. 13 Kondel PI
James John T., speculator, r. 916 Hyde
James John R. , mining expert, r. 104 Taylor
James Joseph, engineer Central Pac. R. K., r. Ala-
meda
James L. C. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2210 Jackson
James Murisou, clerk, r. 212 Drumm
James Richard, liquor saloon, 825 Montgomerj', r,
New Wisconsin Hotel
James Richard A., compositor Evening Post, r. 1918
Mason
James Robert, salesman, r. 421 Hyde
James Robert W., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 916
Hyde
James Rosa Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Ewing, r. 13
Rondel PI
James R. Wilson, clerk S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 916
Hyde
James Thomas, carbuilder Central R. R.
James T. K., steward Pacific Mail S. S. China
James Wallace T. Jr., clerk Imbaus & Triebel, r. 227
James William, r. 867 Market
! James William (James & Pariser) , r. bet Fourteenth
I and Fifteenth, nr Castro
James William (Meeker, James & Co.), r. Newark,
N.J.
James William, blacksmith, Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 15 Harrison
! James William E., photographer T. Houseworth &
I Co., r. 927 Geary
I James William H., contractor, r. 419 O'Farrell
James William S., engineer Mason's Brewery, r. 2117
Mason
I James & Pariser (William James and James A. Pari-
I ser) , mince meat and fruit bitters manufactory,
' cor Fifteenth and Tilden
I Jameson Edward H., machinist, r. 625 Third
Jameson Horace D., haruessmaker, 306 Market, r. 24
I Washington Av
' Jameson Lawrence, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Jameson Lewis, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, nr Shasta
! Jameson L. M., dressmaker, 303 Mason
I Jameson Martha, domestic, r. 1104 Post
' Jameson Martin, fireman Palace Hotel
I Jameson Sauuiel, driver, r. 429 Minna
' Jameson Wallace N., barkeeper W. H. Green, r. 713
I Howard
Jamieson Albert H., seaman, r. 148 Steuart
I Jamieson Edward, student, r. 1719 Eddy
: Jamison Agnes Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry,
' Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
! Jamison Charles, waiter, r. 636 Mission
: Jamison Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. 452 Jessie
i Jamison George Rev., pastor African M.E. Church, r.
Oakland
Jamison James J., clerk John Lloyd, r. 210 Drumm
Jamison Jane (widow), r. E s Washington Av, bet
I Precita PI and Prospect PI, Btrnal Heights
Jamison J. W., Jour. Shipwrights Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Jamison Mary Ann. bookbinder, r. E s Washington
Av, bet Precita PI and Prospect Pl.Bernal Heights
Jamison. See Jemison
Jaucovich George, coffee saloon, 615 Com, r. 641 Com
Jancovich Joseph, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Jancovich Lvico, coffee saloon, SW cor Davis and
Clark, r. 15 Lynch
Jancovich Spiro, waiter Luco Jancovich, r. 15 Lynch
Janes , solicitor, r. 147 Third
Janes Charles M., member Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
r. 325 Broadway
Janes Elizabeth L. (widow), r. 600 Bush
Janes Lucy A. Miss, r. 600 Bush
Janes. See Jaynes
Janicke Christopher, baker William Hessler
Janin Henry, mining engineer, office 8 San Francisco
Sti)ck Exchange Building, r. 726 Bush
Janin Joseph, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. West
Oakland
JANIN liOXJIS, mining engineer, office 310 Pine,
room 42. r. Oakland
Janini Charles Mrs. (widow) , r. W s Cherubusco, bet
Cortland and Eugenia
Janke E. (widow) , midwife, r. 1404 Powell
Janke R. L., musician, r. 1118 Montgomery
Janke William A., r. 1513 Taj-lor
Jansen Alexander, mattresses and lounges, 946 How-
ard, r. 938 Howard
Jansen Andrew, master mariner, r. 18 Frederick
Jansen Anna, domestic 2122 Mason
Jansen Celia (widow), r. 18 ,M Bluxome
Jansen Charles, clerk Williams Brothers, r. 114 Olive
Av
Jansen Crist, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Jansen E., salesman Kruse & Euler, r. Oakland
Jansen Edward, seaman, r. 424 Broadway
Jansen Frederick (Jansen & Thiele), r. 434 Jessie
Jansen George A. F., liquor saloon, NE cor First and
Brannan
Jansen George M., with George A. F. Jansen, r. 117
Natoma
Jansen Hannah, domestic 110 Hyde
Jant^eu Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 119 Clinton
Jansen H. P., laborer, r. 522 Filbert
Jansen James H., porter James B., Phillips, r. 20
Berry
Jansen John, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Jansen John, seaman, r. 415 East
Jansen Maria, domestic, 1824 Vallejo
Jansen Martin, laborer, r. 1031 Dupont
Jansen Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. L. Ralph, r. 2
Vernon PI
Jansen M. E. seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Jansen N. P., laborer Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
3!^ Crook
Jansen Peter, driver Union Grocery, r. 326 Clem
Jansen Philip, cook, r. 609 Jackson
Jansen Romberg, watchwaker, 320 Kearny, r.l520 Post
Jansen William, superintendent Hamilton Square, r.
2421 Post
Jansen Ai Thiele (Frederick Jansen and Julius Thielo),
hats and caps, 118 Sixth
Jansen. See Janssen and Jensen
Jansier Louisa Mrs., ironer 1511 Howard
Janson Charles G., seaman, r. 415 East
Janson Jonas, shoemaker, r. 1022 Stockton
Janson Lars, groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Hyde
Janson Lena, domestic The Baldwin
Janson Therese Mrs. r. 103(5 Valencia
Janssen Asmus. carpenter Frank Gracier, r. W s Treat
Av, nr Twenty-first
Janssen Diedrich, patternmaker, r. 139 Natoma
Janssen Edmund, merchant, r. 609 Ellis
Janssen Frederick A., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Mi.ssion and Twenty-Third
Janssen Fritz (Dierks and Janssen), r. 18 First
Janssen, Henry, foreman Andrew Frel, r. 19 Clinton
Janssen J. Henry, bookkeeper Von Bonn & Heucke
Bros., r. 632 Broadway
Janssen P. Henry, cabinetmaker Eugene Hoey, r. 2208
Taylor
Jante Henry, master mariner, r. 6 Kramer PI
Jantzen Frederick, crockery and gl issware, (141 Kear-
ny, 122 Fifth, and l:il Second, r. 109 .Minna
Jantzen Frederick Jr., clerk Frediri> k Juntzeu, r. 109
Minna
Janzen Joseph, cook G. Taber, r. 7M McLea Court
o
i
Oct
bJ
BEAMISH, Shirt Manuiacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Thiri
AULERSOIT & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
JAN
462
JEN
Janzen Theodore, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r.lhi
McLea Court
JAPAN, Kentaro Yanagiya, consul, office 309 Jones
JAPAN LINE OF STEAMERS, O. & O. S. S.
Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend
JAPAN lilNE OF STEAMERS, Pacific Mail S.
S. Co., office, wharf foot First
Jaques Isaac, carpenter Charles Smith, r. 1103 Howard
Jaques Isaac S., carpenter 51 Natoma
Jaques James B., caterer J. C. Donley, r. 526 Filbert
Jaques I., teamster Pac. Improvement Co., r. Termi-
nal House
Japanese Christian Association, rooms 5 Virginia
Jaquot Henry, woodcarver Mechanics' Mill, r, 27 Gil-
bert
Jarboe John R. ( Jarboe & Harrison) , r. 917 Pine
JARBOE & HARRISON (John R. Jarboe and
Ralph C. Harrisonl, attorneys at law, office 230
Montgomery
Jarden Robert, compositor The Argonaut, r. cor Val-
lejo and Fillmore
Jardine Alexander, painter, r. 277 Minna
Jardine Joseph B. (Husing & Jardine) , r. 110 Tehama
Jardiue Robert, laborer, r. 2(i DeBoom
Jaretzky Mendel, tailor, 36 First
Jarick George B., quartermaster O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Jarmau Hugh G., painter, and paints, oils, and glass,
232 Sixteenth
Jarman Thomas, painter H. G. Jarman, r. NW cor
First Av and Sixteenth
Jarman William, grainer H. G. Jarman, r. NE cor
Howard and Fifteenth
Jarmason Kute, domestic 642 Folsom
Jarratt Alfred J. C, mercantile agency reporter, r. 211
Chattanooga
Jarrett Abraham, teamster Larkin & Ficken, r. 366
Clementina
Jarrett I. E., copyist and adjuster, office 85 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 20^ Wetmore PI
Jarrett Jacques, lodgings. 111 Geary
Jarvie Alexander, bookkeeper S. F. Laundry, r. N s
Fell, bet Steiner and Pierce
Jarvis James, r. 217 Post
Jarvis John, baker, Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1515 Mont
Jarvis Mary J. (widow), r. 1317 Sacramento
Jasper Ernest R., groceries and liquors, SW cor Pow-
ell and Jackson, r. 6 John
Jasper William, engineer, r. 2725 Bryant Av
Jassen John, barkceijer Henry Vortmann, r. NW cor
Howard and Steuart
Jasseus Nils, expressman, SW cor Fourth and Berry
Jastram Frederick, liquor saloon, 248 Sutter, r. 1105
Leavenworth
Jaud Rudolf, watchmaker James Young
Jaudiu George, bookkeeper French Mutual Provident
Savings and Loan Society, r. NW cor Sutter and
Leavenworth
Jaudiu Ruoul, bookkeeper Muser Brothers, r. lllJi
Twelfth
Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Eugene A. Jaujou and Leon Chas-
sagne), distillers and mauuf syrups, liquors, etc.,
430-432 Jackson
Jaujou Eugene A. (E. A. Jaujou & Co.), r. 1314
Powell
Jaujou Mary (widow), r. 1314 Powell
Javet Louis, supt oil deiiartment James R. Kelly &
Co. , r. 232 Post
Jayuiot Peter, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Six-
tceutli
JAYNES FRANK, assistant general superintend-
ent Western Union Telegraph Co., and agent Gold
and Stock Telegraph Co., office 302 Montgomery,
room 20, r. Union Club
Jaynes Isaac, r. Terminal Hotel
Jaynes W. D., traveling 8;ilesman Hall's Safe and
Lock Co., 210 Sansom
Jaynes. See Janes
Jeal Theodore, stevedore, r. 37 Pacific
Jeanjaquet Maurice, correspondent Newton Bros. Sz
Co., r. 1026 Twenty-first
Jeanneau Francis, tailor, r. 1031 Dupont
Jeannin August, r. 12'J Gough
Jeauniu Kinile, clerk, r. 327 Broadway, rear
Jeuuiiin Eugene Mrs., bakery, 129 Gough
Jeanni't Francois, gardener, r. 1312 Larkin, rear
Jeansen Oscar (Emer.ion, Corville & Co.), r. San
Mateo
Jeanneau P. k Co. (Francois Romero) , butchers, 67
Centre Market
Jeanneau Pierre (P. Jeauneau & Co.) , r. Paris House
Jebbins George, teacher German Heald'B Business
College
Jee Arthur W., secretary Union Pacific Salt Co., office
216 Sacramento, r. East Oakland
Jeffcott Cornelius, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., r.
224 Jessie
Jeffcott Joseph, bookseller, r. 932 Pacific
Jefl'ers Adam (Archibald & Jeffers) , r. 1504 Mission
Jeffers Anna (widow), r. 724 Branuan
Jeffers George, laborer, r. S s Valley, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Jeffers Milo S., bookkeeper H. Rosenkrans & Co., r.
509 Sixth
Jeffers Robert, laborer, r. 1 Jasper PI
Jeffers. See Jeffreys and Jeffries
Jefferson John W., attorney at law, office 37 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 1617 Market
Jefferson J. P., wheelwright, Presidio Reservation
Jefferson Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Charles
A. Sankey secretary, office 331 Mont, room 20
Jefferson S. P., r. S s Greenwich, nr Scott
Jettery Alfred, framemaker S. & G. Gump, r. 1019
Hayes
Jeffray William, coal, iron, and merchandisebroker,
204 California, room 8, r. 709 Hyde
Jeffray. See Jeffrey
Jeflres William H., (Universal Copying Co.), r. 809
Valencia
Jeffress James G., solicitor Pacific Mutual Life In-
surance Co., r. Russ House
Jeffress J. G. Jr.. r. 222 }« O'Farrell
Jeffress Thomas W., clerk W. W. Montague & Co., r.
2735 Pine
Jeffress. See Jeffers and Jefl'ries
Jeffrey David, painter, r. 108 San Jose Av
Jeffrey David J., gastitter, r. 109 Fifth
Jeffrey Ella Jay Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Polk
Jeffrey John, driver Omnibus R. R.
Jeffrey Sarah A. (widow) , r. 532 Polk
Jeffrey William, porter Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co., r. 908 Vallejo
Jeffrey William T., engineer, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Jeffrey. See Jeffray
Jeffreys Elizabeth Mrs., r. 1016 Washington
Jeffreys Sarah (widow), furnished rooms, 229 Kearny
Jeffries D. S., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Hunt
Jeffries Edward T., plumber The Baldwin, r. 417)<
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Jeffries Emma S., test medium, 776 Howard
Jeffries Michael S. (Fairchild & Jeffries) , r. 156 Te-
hama
Jeffries William, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Jeffries. See Jetteris and Jeffers
Jefts James M. Jr.. bookkeeper Scott & Hall, r. Na-
toma, nr Fifteenth
Jefts William H., printer, r. 700 Broadway
Jeghers Gus. P., clerk Bachman Bros., r. 311 Powell
Jeghers William B., r. 317 Powell
Jehu Nathaniel L., policeman City Hall, r. 275 Jessie
Jehu William H., porter J. A. Shaber & Co., r. 233
Stevenson
Jelinski Isaac, trader, r. 31 Park Av
Jelinski William, carpenter, r. 741 Market
Jellander Robert, cook Rudolph J. Techau
Jellett Jonathan H., attorney R. G. Dun & Co., r. 2197
Dcvisadero
Jellicose John J., civil engineer, r. Golden Eagle
Hotel
Jellinok Matilda (widow) , dressmaker, 774 Folsom
Jellings John, driver George T. Hanly Ai Co., r. 917
Turk
Jellings William (Jellings & Freeman), r. 721 Turk
JELLINGS & FREEMAN (William Jellings and
Charles W. Freeman), liquor saloon, 534 Mer-
chant
Jellison Arthur M., assistant librarian Mechanics' In-
stitute, r. 1017 Larkin
JELLISON BENJAMIN F., liquor saloon. NE
cor Califoruia and Kearny, r. 1012 Larkiu
Jelmini Horace, tuner Woodworth, Schell & Co., r. 4
Latham PI
Jelmorini James, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 415
Jackson
Jelo Marie (widow), r. 1014 Clay
Jemison Samuel, teamster Eagle Brewery, r. 429 Min
Jenequel Gustav, miner, r. 5'2 Kearny
Jenkel Mattha. domestic 1845 Mission
Jenkins , r. 521 Pacific
BULLOCK & J0N3S, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellaa
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
JEN
463
JEN
Jenkins Andrew E., brassflnisher William T. Garratt,
r. 34;j Minna
Jenkins Benjamin P., milk ranch, Lombard, near
Pierce, r S s (".reenwich, near Pierce
Jenkins Charles, r. I'.i Page
Jenkins Charles E., clerk Firemans' Fund Ineurance
Co., r. 932 Pacific
Jenkins Charles H., watchman Selby's Smelting and
Lead Works, r. W s Sanchez, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
Jenkius Charles L., chief engineer S.S. City of Ches-
ter, r. 009 Folsom
Jenkins Clarence L., compositor Spaulding, Barto &
Co., r. Commercial Hotel
Jenkins E., r. Park Hotel
Jenkins Eveline (widow) , laundress, r. 1133 Clay, rear
Jenkins George W., dentist, otfice and r. 110'2 Bush
Jenkius Jennie, domestic 1925 Taylor
Jenkins J. F., driver Sutter St. R. E., r. U02 Bush
Jenkins John, coachman, SW cor Union and Fillmore
Jenkius John \V., carpenter, r. 30 Clay
Jenkins Joseph, shipliner, r. 327 Filbert, rear
Jenkins Joshua, cigars and tobacco, 531) M East, r. 11
Jackson
Jenkins Mercades (widow) , r. 926 Mission
Jenkins Peter T., cardriver Sutter St. R. R., r. 1
Austin
Jenkius Philip, porter Madison & Burke, r. 26 Ritch
Jenkins Samuel, saloon watch Pacific Mail S. S.
Colima
Jenkins Sarah B. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 013 Turk
Jenkins William, r. 600 Natonia, rear
Jenkius William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Jenkins William, steward Albert E. Swain, r. 12 Ron-
del PI
Jenkins William H., butcher, W s Hyde, bet Sacra-
mento and Clay
Jenkins William J., porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Fairmount Tract
Jenks Albert, r. Palace Hotel
Jenks Charles, porter H. S. Crocker & Co., r. Oakland
Jenks Charles L., porter Newton Brothers & Co.,r. 672
Mission
Jenks Frank A., coalbroker, office 313 California
JENKS GKORGE H., physician and superinten-
dent St. Luke's Hospital, office 120 O'Farrell
Jenks William, cook Elitch & Davidson, r. 230 Mason
Jeniie Annie, with Mme. K. Burnett, r. 22 Louisa
Jenne Jacob, tailor, 22 Louisa
Jenner John E., r. SW cor Church and Jersey
Jenner Sylvester H., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
612 Filbert
Jennes Alba, expressman, cor Mission and Beale, r.
516 Folsom
Jenness J. Francis, proptr Mission Express, office 24
California, r. 2950 Howard
Jenness Samuel A., expressman, NW cor Mission and
Beale
Jenney E. S., r. 519 Sacramento
Jennings Albert M., clerk Thomas Jennings, r. SE
cor Ellis aud Jones
Jennings Augustus A., contractor, r. 1915 Polk
JENNINGS, CARR <& CO. (Charles B. Jennings
and John S. Carr), wholesale grocers, 600-002
Front
Jennings Charles b. (Jennings, Carr & Co.), r. 511
Fcilsnm
JENNINGS DAVID A., mining secretary, office
401 California, room 4, r. 511 Folsom
Jennings David B,, r. 1816 Post
Jennings E. E., r. 1135 Pacific
Jennings Emma Mrs., r. 909 Mission
Jennings Fletcher R., boots and shoes, 713 Mission
Jennings Frank H., clerk John Jennings, r. 616 Lom-
bard
JENNINGS FREDERICK A., plasterer aud
w)iitener, 23 Fifth, r. 1518 Turk
Jennings George, r. 109 Vallejo
Jennings George, porter Foley & Jones, r. 820 Battery
Jennings George A., bartender J. Spanier, r. 520 Bush
Jennings Henry E., driver Market St. and Hayes Val-
ley R. R., r. 1430 Turk
Jennings J. D., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Jennings James, porter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 34
Perry
Jennings James, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 17
Hampton PI
Jennings James C, clerk Joseph C. Jennings, r. 711
California
Jennings James H., salesman Thomas Jennings, r.
1210 Sutter
Jennings Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, 1012 J^ Larkin
Jennings John, bartender, r. 937 Folsom
Jennings John, bookkeeper, r. 17 Hampton PI
Jennings John, driver Market St. and Hayes Valley
R. R., r. 1430 Turk
Jennings John, laborer, r. 134 Clinton
Jennings John, plumber McNally & Hawkins
JENNINGS JOHN, proptr Hooper's South End
Grain Warehouse, NW cor Japan and Townsend,
r. 516 Lombard
Jennings John T., sexton Central Presbyterian Tab-
ernacle, r. 1053 Market
Jennings Josepli C, general agent Manufacturers'
Fire aud Marine Insurance Co., office 317 Califor-
nia, r. 711 California
Jennings Joseph H., miner, r. 202 Post
Jennings Joseph T., salesman Michels, Friedlander
& Co., r. E s Church, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Jennings J. W., actor Baldwin's Theatre
Jennings L., shoefitter Thomas H. Armstrong, r. 120
Sixth
Jennings Lewis, seaman, r. 5 Rausch
Jennings Michael J., sailmaker, r. 1313 California
Jennings Pairick, farmer and dairyman. Lake Honda,
nr Alms House
Jennings Patrick, laborer, r. 24 Howard
Jennings Peter, farmer and dairyman. Lake Honda,
nr Alms House
JENNINGS THOMAS, groceries, provisions and
East India goods, 416-418 Sausom, r. 425 O'Farrell
Jennings Thomas, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Jennin^js Thomas, plasterer, r. 27 Pleasant
Jennings W. H., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S.
F. F. D., r. 9 O'Farrell
Jennings William, r. 803 Buchanan
Jennings William, lodgings, Broadway Block, 502
Bri >adway
Jennings William, tailor, 1602 Mission
Jennings William H., drayman, 216-218 California, r.
22 O'Farrell
Jennison Ida M. Miss, r. 20 Turk
Jenny A. and Black Rock Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.), office 318 Pine, room 6
Jenny Augustus D., clerk E. N. Deuprey, r. 2 Rose Av
Jenny Lind Ditch and Mining Co., 0. E. Buckingham
secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 10
Jenny M. L. Mrs., r. 23 Stockton
Jenny Peter, mill hand Capitol Mills, r. 326 Minna
Jenny William C, bartender, r. 23 Stockton
Jenny. See Jenney
Jenseh Otto, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory
Jensen Andrew, carpenter, r. NW cor Fifteenth aud
Shotwell
Jensen Charles H., laborer, r. 20 Sumner
Jensen Christian, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
JENSEN FREDERICK, groceries and liquors,
NE cor Harrison and Biale
Jensen Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1230 )4
Harrison
Jensen Fritz, market, 407 Turk, r. 611 Turk
Jensen Hannah, domestic 2027 Howard
Jensen Henry (Larsen & Jensen) , r. 1607 Dupont
Jensen Henry, carpenter, r. 161(i Leavenworth
Jensen Henry M., carpenter, r. 235 Dora
Jensen J., master mariner, office 2 Market
Jensen Jacob, tailor, r. 11^ Antonio PI
Jensen John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Jensen John N., miner, r. 430 Shotwell
Jensen John W., civil engineer, r. 1228 Pacific
Jensen Julius, wines and liquors, 1,508 Jj Powell
Jensen Martin, waiter Larsen k Jensen, r. 1027 Dup
Jensen Peter, carriagemaker CarviU Manuf. Co., r.
427 Stevenson
Jensen Peter, teamster Jacob Adams
Jensen Samuel B., laborer U. 8. Appraiser's Store, r.
309 Filbert
Jensen Soren, cabinetmaker West CoastFurniture Co.,
r. 109 Ji Freelon
Jensen Soren, tailor, r. .5.59 Stevenson
Jensen T. C, r. 1917 Howard
Jensen. SeeJansen
Jensen Christian, carpenter, Cal. Sugar Befinery, r.
514 J^ Ninth
Jentzsch G., pianomaker, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Loopold, hairdressing saloon, 441 Sixth, r.
113 Park Av
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first class make.
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Jentzsch Otto, cabinetmaker, r. 113 Park Av
Jentzsch Eeinhold, clerk Henry Bensen, r. 113 Park
Av ,
Jephson J. O., printer A. J. ToTilette & Co., r. 11
Hampton PI
Jerabek Caroline J. (Jerabek & Schley) , r. 137 Sixth
Jerabek & Schley {Mrs. Caroline J. Jerabek aud Mrs.
Elizabeth Schley) , hairdressers. 137 Sixth
Jeria Monica, r. 527 Greenwich
Jerico Joseph, blacksmith G. Massoue, r. 619 Front
Jerkovich Michael, cook George Kuhn, r. Grand Cen-
tral Hotel
Jerney Louisa, dressmaker, r. 326 Minna
Jerney Peter, miller, r. 326 Minna
Jerny— Mrs. (widow) , r. 939 Market
Jerome A. B., clerk, r. Overland House
JEROME EDWARD B., collectors' secretary
Custom House, r. Oakland
Jerome Frank, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1805
Stockton
Jerome Frederick (Jerome & Fitzgerald), r. 130 Fran-
cisco
Jerome H. A., r. Union Club *
Jerome Harry, broker, r. 29 Dupont
Jerome Theodore, iJainter, r. 6.52 Howard
Jerome Theodore F., examiner U.S. Appraiser's Store,
r. 2217 Octavla
Jerome & Fitzgerald (Frederick Jerome and James
Fitzgerald) , boatmen, Vallejo Street Wharf, cor
Davis
Jerruish James, seaman, r. 6 Hodge's PI
JERSEY FARM DAIRY, Richard G. Sneath
proptr, George A. Baruett siiperintendent, depot
835-839 Howard and 350 Tehama
Jersey Mining Co. (Humboldt Cti., Nev.), James T.
Noon secretary, office 324 Pine, room 18
Jertzeu Otto, carpenter, r. 1600 Post
Jesmon James, seaman, r. 422 Driimm
Jespersen J.W., Master Mariners' Benev Assn, Druids,
Hall
Jesperson Martin E., master mariner, r. 503 Folsom
Jesperson S., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 Kew
Montgomery
Jess Kate (widow), r. 427 Francisco
Jesse George R. (Jesse & Drew) , r. 213 Page
JESSE & DREW (George R. Jesse and H. M.
Drew), stairbuilders, Berry, bet Third and Fourth
Jessen Brothers (Neils and Neils Peter), proptrs
Scandinavian Dairy, Haywards, Alameda Co.,
office 10 Washington
Jessen Frederick, cigars and tobacco, 2 Clay, r. 811
Filbert
Jessen Gustave M., pilot S. S. City of Chester, r. 1524
Jackson
Jessen Henry H., grain drying house, 255 Harrison, r.
223 Harrison
Jessen •!., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Jessen James, cook Conrad Bill, r. 14 Steuart
Jessen Jess H. Capt., teacher nautical science, SW s
Montgomery Av, bet Greenwich aud Lu.abard
Jessen Johan P., oysterman Rudolph J. TV ch:iu, r. 952
Howard
Jessen Neil Peter (Jesseu Brothers) , r. Haywards, Ala-
meda Co
Jessen Neils (Jessen Brothers), r. 10 Washington
Jessen Paul (Petersen & Co.),r. 21 Fifth Av
Jesseu Peter D., r. 9.52 Howard
Jessup r. 25 Dupont
Jessup Andrew J. (Clapp Jc Jessup) , r. 1221 Paci.lc
Jessup George H., journalist The Argonaut
Jessup Thi-mas C, dentist, office 103 Montgomery, r.
3(11 Sucraiuento
Jessuruu Isaac B., compositor S. F. Bulletin, r. 714
Green
Jester D. T., blacksftiith John H. TyrcU, r. Oakland
Jester John W., porter Samuel T. Szarvash, r. NE cor
Powell and Filbert
Jeusch O., cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory
Jevons James, plasterer, r. 16 Verona PI
JEWELL. A. M. & CO. (Ammi M. Jewell, and
Charles \. and George W. Hooper), proptrs South
Poiut Planing Mills and wocden pump aud pi])o
manufs, N s Berrv, bet Third and Fourth
Jewell Ammi M. (A. M. Jewell & Co.), r. 820 Twenty-
first
Jewell K. M., chief clerk Mission Rock Warehouse, r.
26 Rincou PI
Jewell Fannie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1036 Folsom
Jewell Godfrey (Miersou, Jewell & Co.),r. 211U Mason
Jewell Heury, engineer L. and E. Eiuanuel,r. Oakland
Jewell J. G., physician, office 310 California, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Jewell Martin C, superintendent factory Cal. Paint
Co., r. Alameda
Jewell Orla H. (Matthews & Jewell), r. Alameda
Jewell Raphael (Jewell & Harris) , r. 1806 Laguna
Jewell Ruby A. Miss, assistant Miss-ion Primary
School, r. 1214 Howard
Jewell Truman E., real estate, office 507 Montgomery,
r. Grand Hotel
Jewell Walter S., clerk Richard C. Hooker, r. 118 Post
Jewell & Harris (Raphael Jewell and Edward Harris) ,
proptrs XLNT Auction House, 530-.532 Kearuy
Jewett Anna S. Miss, assistant Columbia Street Prim-
ary School, r. 1827 Jessie
Jewett Fidelia Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
501 Post
Jewett G. D., watchman U. S. Sub Treasury, r. 1364
Frankliu
Jewett M. S. (widow), dressmaker, 118 Post, room 25
Jewett Richard, tanner Crowley & Co., r. Eighth, bet
Folsom and Harrison
Jewett Stephen, night inspector Custom House, r. 11
South Park
Jewett Thomas M., clerk U. S. Attorney, and secretary
Spanish Mutual Eenev. Soc, office 6 U. S. Court
Building, r. 231 Montgomery Av
Jewish Almanac Pacitic Coast, William Saalburg
proptr, office 622 Clay
Jewish Progress (weekly) , Abe Seeligsohn proptr and
editor, office 313 Kearny
Jibsen John H., laborer Union Soap Factory, S s Juni-
per, bet Folsom and Harrison
Jicha John, gunsmith August Browning, r. 17 Bern-
ard
Jigant Pierre, cooper, r. 1515 Dupont
Jim Keene Mining Co. (Bodie District), Jolm T. Mc-
Geoghegan secretary, office 318 Pine, room 13
Jipsen Peter, seaman S. S. San Vicente, r. 17 Pacific
Jiskani John, knife grinder, r. 6 Polk Lane
Joachimi Gu.-tav, cook Green Tree House, 20 Page
JOACHIMSEN HENRY L., justice of the peace,
office NE cor Washington aud Kearny, and attor-
ney at law, office 418 California, r. 611 Uniou
Joachimsen Joseph P., attorney at law, office 418 Cali-
fornia, r. le08 Van Ness Av
Joahson Augustus, teamster Abram D. Miller, r.W e
San Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Joaquin Antonio, seaman schr Mary Francis Cruz
Job Charles E., carpenter, r. N s Yuba, nr Kansas
Job Jane (widow) , r. N s Yuba, nr Kansas
Job Peter, caterer, r. 1325 Sacrameuto
Jobmann Julius, liquor saloon, SW cor Howard and
Sixth, r. 234 Sixth
Jobson William G., wood and coal, 511-513 Bush, r.
019 Nineteenth
Jobst Matthew, liquor saloon, 1 Gardner Alley
Jochim Adolph M., clerk Pha-nix and Home Insur-
ance Co., r. 419 Fell
Jochim Jaci>b, liquor saloon, 536 Sacramento, r. 419 Fell
Jock Joseph, barber Knoechel & Brand, r. 8 Hopeton
Terrace •
Jockel John, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 24Jii
Garden
JOE SCATES CONSOLIDATED MINING
CO. (Storey Co., Nev.) , William W. Bausmau sec-
retary, office 409 California, room 4
Joel Albert M. (Heinemau i; Joel), r. 1208 Ellis
Joell .\n . (wul.w), r. 3 Morey .\lley, rear
Joeneau , r. 1027 Dupont
Joest Frank, r. 36 Valparaiso
Jofre Adelaide Miss, drt ssmaker, 740 Broadway
Jofre Carmen S. (widow) , r. 740 IJroadway
Jofre Mercedes Miss, dressmaker, r. 740 Broadway
Jogels Deidrich, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 105
Eighth
Johannes H. C. clerk U. S. Mint, r. 125 Ellis
Johannsen August, Tailors' Pro. Uniou, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Johannsen Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
O'Farrell and Mason, r. NE cor O'Farrell and
Mason
Johannsen Grienna (widow), r. 420 Ji Sixth
Johannsen Joel, tailor, 15 Auburn
Johannsen John P. (Johannsen & Peteri), r. 315 Lom-
bard
Johannsi-n Katharlna, domestic 606 O'Farrell
Johannsen Peter, musician Standard Theatre, r. 84 Ev-
erett
Johaunsen Rasmus, master mariner, office 305 East
Bullock ^ Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & "Warner's Merino Underweai
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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JOHANNSEN «fe PETERI (J. P. Johannsen, and
H. Peteri), t\)reij,'H and domestic dairy i^roduce,
and mauufs iiiviar. ;!'^ i alif' ml i Market
Johansen Kliza, dome tic 1201 Van Ness Av
Johausen George, m ister mariU' r. r. 9 Beale PI
Johausen Johannes, b.'atmau, r. 40 Jaeksou
JohauBen .Ttihn, oysterm.in. r. 10 Berry
Jolianeen Soren, seaman, r.WesKrn House
Johau.-^on , insurance, r. 100 McAllister
Jobansou Pi ter, liqnnr saloon. 228 Montf^omery Av
JOHX HANCOCK MUTU-^l. LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO. of Bot-t m, J. S. Bymgton general
uiana;4er, office 417 CaJifoinia
John Henry, sailmaker, r. SE cor Steuart and Howard
John William, cigars and tobacco, S\V cor Post and
Dnpont, r. 210 Stockton
Johnhaus Ernest, tanner, r. W s York, bet Twenty-
second and Tw> nty-third
Johninni John, cook, r. 4Ji> Vallejo
Johns Charli s, porter, r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Johns Edward, retiner Pac. Eetinery & Ballion Ex-
change, r. 9i>") Har isou
Johns Fannie (widow), r. 110 Sixth
JOHNS H. W. MANUFACTURING CO., as-
bestos materials, Fred. M. Pa rick manager, 5 First
Johns John, cli rk J. H. Schlater, r. O'J Minna
Johns John H., salesman, r. (3 Dale PI
Johns Uichard. wheel .vright, r. 212 Broadway
Joh::s T..dvCkhand stm (Jcnteuuial, Washington St.
Wharf
Johns V. A. E., porter Abbotsford House
Johnseu Albert, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Johusen Alb rt, seaman, r. 531 East
Johnsen Andrew, seaman, r. '.il Pacific
Johnsen August, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Johusen Charles, s aman, r. 0 Pacihc
Johusen C. P., farmer, r. 531 East
Johnsen Gilbert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnsen Hans Peter, carpenter, r. 37 Pacific
Johnsen Henry (Larsen & Johusen) , r. 209 Minna
Johnsen J. E., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Johnseu John, cook, r. 9 Pacific
Johusen Magnus, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Johnsen Otto, porter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 722
Octavia
Johnsen Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Johusen P tcr. steward T;ig Wizard
Johnseu William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Johusen Will am, stevedore, r. \V s Sansom, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich, rear
Johusou A., lauudryuiau Lick House
Johnson Adolph, seauian, r. 2.J8 Steuart
Johnson Adolph D., shoemak. r. 431 }<i Hayes
Johnson Albert, butcher, r. Harmony Hotel
Johnson Albert, canmaker Sol. Wangeuheim & Co., r.
Sacramento Hotel
Johnson Albert, caiventer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Johnson Albert, engineer, r. 517 Greenwich
Johnson Albert, lougehoreman G. H. Whitney, i. 160
Steuart
Johnson Albert, nurse, r. 1307 Mission
Johnson Aloert, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Johnson Alben, seamau schr Trustee, foot Beale
Johnson Albert, steward, r. 2.^0 Spear
Johnson Alexander, seaman, r. 20.1 Steuart
Johusou Alexander, seamau S. S. City of Chester,
Oregon S. S. Co.
Johnson Alexander, waiter Colonnade House, r. 19
Virginia
Johnson Aifred, captain tug Water Witch, r. 1222
Kearny
Johnson Alfred, seaman, r. 415 East
Johnson Alfred, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Johnson Alpheus, suiman Pa i lie M.iil S. S. Colima
Johusou Amanda (wi.iowj, meuium, r. 1013 Market
Johnson Amelia (widow), r. 231 Kitch
Johnson Audn^w, r. 2 Sheridan
Johnson Andrew, bag.sewer E. Detrick & Co., r. 18
Washington
Johnson Andrew, carpenter, r. 317 Ivy Av,
Johnson Andr'W, carriagemawer, r. 539 Natoma
J( hiison Andrew, chrk M. J. Flavin, r. 436 Fifth nr
Harrison
John on Andrew, cook Lick House, r. 723 Natoma,
rear
Johnson Andrew, engineer tug Transit, r. 12 M Verona
PI
Johnson Andrew, first officer stm Julia, r. 13 Clay
Johnson Andrew, gardener, r. 21 Eleventh
Johnson Andrew, laborer, r. 415 East
Johnson Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 794
Stevenson
Johnson Andrew, laborer Lick House
Johnson Andrew, lumberman, r. 13 Steuart
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Andrew, seaman, r. S s Union, bet Montgom-
ery and Sansom
Johnson Andrew, seaman stm Salinas, Bdwy Wdarf
Johnson Andrew, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Johnson Andrew G., seaman, r. 823 Battery
Johnson .\udrcw M., salesman Peixotto & Silverman,
r. 43(;M Fifth
Johnson Anna M. (widow) , r. 13 Caroline
Johnson Annette (widow), r. SE cor Main and Folsom
Johnson Auuie (widow), r, 10 Ridley
Johnson Auuie Miss, domestic 909 McAllister
Johnson Auuie Miss, dressmaker, r. 123 Twelfth
Johnson Annie Mrs., r. 24 Valparaiso
Johiison Annie M., teacher, r. 129 Turk
Johnson Anthony, mill-hand George Thomae, r. 645
Folsom
Johnson Antoue, deckhand Central Pac. R. R. Co.'B
stm Transit, r. Oakland
Johnson A. P., seaman, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Johnson A. S. paiuter, whitener and grainer, 1207
Polk, r. SW cor Larkiu and Bush
Johuson August, r. Clipper Hotel
Johnson August, laborer, r. 102 Bernard
Johnson August, laborer Buss House
Johusou A. W., storekeeper Grand Hotel
Johnson Benjamin F., roofer Peter Johnson, r. 101
Minna
Johnson Bernbard, tailor, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Johuson Byron R., clerk William H. Magee, r. 812
Leavenworth
Johnson C, laborer Columbia Square, r. 22 Euse, rear
Johuson C, laborer Market Street Restaurant, r. 326
Minna
Johnson 0. Miss, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 217
Howard
Johnson Caleb H. (Oregon Stock and Butchering Co.),
r. 618 Filbert
Johnson Carl, compositor, r. 30 Clay
Johnson Catherine, domestic 1024 Lombard
Johnson C. F., carpenter Lick House
Johuson C. F., longshoreman, r. 29 Commercial
Johnson C. H., seaman S. S. Newbern, r. 26 Sac
Johnson Charles (Johnson & Hellman), r. 189 Six-
teenth
Johnson Charles, r. 420 Broadway, rear
Johnson Charles, r. 561 Minna
Johnson Charles, bartender James Healing, r. 561
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Johnson Charles, bedmaker North Pacific Hotel, 12
Jackson
Johuson Charli 8, blacksmith Jean B. Arfort, r.NE cor
California and Second Av
Johnson Charles, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Johnson Charles, deckhand Harbor Commissioners'
dredger
Johnsim Charles, expressman, SW cor Mission and
Steuart, r. 330 ><i Ritch
Johusou Charles, laborer, r. 34 Minna
John.'-on Charles, laborer, r. 506 Eighth, rear
Johuson Charles, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Johuson Charles, longshoreman, r. 405 Beale
Johnson Charles, uysterman r. 10 Berry
Johnson Charles, plumber, r. 2 Sheridan
Johnson Charles, policeman City Hall, r. NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Second Av, Outside Lands
Johuson Charles, produce dealer, r. 1021 Valencia
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackf on
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 17 Pucitic
Johnson Charles, seamau, r. 26 Sacramento
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 31 Ecker
Johuson Charles, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Johnson Charles, seaman, r. 314 Beale
Johnson Charles, seaman barkentine Grace Roberts,
Hathaway's Wharf
Johnson Charles, seaman Pacific Mail 8. 8. City of
New York
Johnson Charles, seaman schr La Glronde, Main St.
Wharf
Johnson Charles, seaman stm Gipsy, Broadway Wharf
Joiiuson Cliarlcs, waiter Pahne Hjjtel, r. 19 Tehama
Johnson Charles, waiter S<'hrodei- k Co., r. 5 Wash
Johnson Charles, watchman stm Onward, Jackson St.
Wharf
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Tl ird Street
30
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Johnson Charles A., boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r.
837 Folsom
Johnson Charles A., master mariner, r. 2 Stanly Court
Johnson Charles A., porkbutcher, r. S s Sixth Av, bet
L and M., South S. F.
Johnson Charles A. , salesman GilfiUan & Hohenschild,
r. 4 Selina PI
Johnson Charles A., seaman, r. 3 Alger PI
Johnson Charles B., captain stm Orizaba, r. 721 Shot-
well
Johnson Charles B., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 510
Greenwich
Johnson Charles C, porter Preble & Co., r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson Charles F.. r. 2820 Pine
Johnson Charles H., butrher, r. 29 Pnrk Av
Johns in Charles J., uphulsterer Lick House, r. 214
Minna
Johnson Charles M,, carpenter, r. 24 Isis
Johnson Charles M., carpenter, r. 1714 Ellis
Johnson Charles M., fo emiin printer, Bradley & Ku-
lofson, r. 861 Washington, Oakland
Johnson Chauncey M., capitalist, r. Sis Kearny
Johnson Chris, teamster F. k J. N. Stand
Johnson Christian, boatman, r. 11 Pacific
JohDson Christian, laborer Cal.Suyar Refinery, r. 514 M
Ninth
Johneon Christian, liquor saloon, SWcor Sacramento
and Drumm
Johnson Christian E., cabinetmakpr, 730 Mission
Johoson Christina, domestic 830 Eddy
Johnson C. L., driver Market St. K. R., r. 3038 Six-
teenth
Johnson Conrad, cook Richard Shade, r. North Ger-
man House
Johnson C. P., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 21.36
Stockton
Johnson C. R., machinist Union Iron Works
Johnson C. W., dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1319
Sacramento
Johnson David, finisher, r. 238 Bitch
Johnson David, notions, ;;l4Ji Filih
Johnson David, watchman, r. 339 Sev^ nth
Johnson Delos H., painter, r. 1. 0 Ivy Av
Johnson E. Mrs., r. 1807 Dapnut
Johnson E. A., seamau, r. 4»i Steu.'trt
Johnson E. B., tidegraph oper itnr, r. ()18 Fourth
Johnson Edith, dome.stic U13 B: ttery
Johnson Edmond C, r. 19 Comnn r( ial
Johnson Edmund, clerk H. Schuhit, r. 120 Silver
Johnson Edward, hnrkeeper John E. Doyle, r. NE cor
Bush and Montg<iuiery
Johnson Edward, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Edward, quarterui:.8ter Pac. Mail S. S. City
of PekmK, r. 1)12 Jackson
Johnson Edward, seaman, r. East, bet Washington
and Merchant
Johnson Edward, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Joh7ison Edward, seaman stm Thomas A. Whitelaw,
Second St. Wh rf
Johnson Edward, ti ilor, r. 440 Minna
Johnson Edward, watchman Genesee Mill Co., r. 2
Gold
Johns(m Edward C, r. 700 Broadway
Johnson Edward H., bookkeeper Charles Barley & Co.,
r. 412 Hyde
Johnson Edwin C, clerk Edgar J. Bowen, r. 10 Gra-
ham PI
Johnson E. E., tailor, r. 1014 Clay
Johnson Eli K., cooprr Wlieaton Jt Lnhrs, r.817 Jessie
Johnson Eli/abetli (widow), r. 3 Scotland
Johnson Elizabtth Mi-s, r. 5r) Minna
Johnson EUen, domi Bti<' 10J8 Clay
Johnson Ellen M. (wnlow), r. OiiO Minna
Johnson Kmil W., slioemaki r, 510 Fo.irth
Jolmsou Eiuile, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Johnson Emily C. (widow), r. ti3<i Fulton
Johnson Emma (widow), r. 152 Clara, rear
Johnson Emma M ss, dome-tic 1510 Larkin
Johnson Emma Mis., varieties, 320 Fifth
Jolinson Emma B. Mrs. r. 52(i Kcaroy
Johns(m Eric, duinmymau Clay St. Hill R. U., r. 1324
Sacramento
Johnson Eiick, carp' nter, r.2.'iO Spear
.JOHNSON KKICK A., proptr Mechanics' House,
NE cor Berry and Madden
Jolmsou Ezra McD., bookkeeper Lindsley & Chiorch,
r. 21 Stanly PI
Johnson F., lougshi^reman O. H. Whitney, Pier 10
Steuart
Johnson F. A., bellman Lick House
Johnson Floyd, r. 157 Shipley
Johnson Francis (Redfield & Johnson), attorney at
law, ofhie NE cor California and Montgomery, r.
San Quentin, Miriu Co
Johnson Francis, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Johnson Frank, extraman Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D.,
r. 320 Main
Johnson Frank, laborer, r. 202 Beale
Johnson Frank, musician, r. 423 Green
Johns'U Frank Spaulding. bookkeeper William T.
Coleman & Co., and (Renner & Co.), r. Oakland
Johnson Frederick (Juhnsou i^ Schule) , r. 780 Folsom
Johnson Frederick, blacksmith Thomas Costigan, r.
919 Folsom
Johnson Frederick, laborer, r. 5 Mission, rear
Johnson Frederick, seaman, r. 32(i Fifth
Johnson Frederick, waiter N. P. Lundberg, r. 526
Merchant
Johnson Gabriel, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Johnson G orge, bookkeeper .3i;tua Iron Works, r. 21
Stanly Place
Johnson George, clerk, r. 803 Hyde
Johnson George, drayman H. G. Wright & Co., r. 121
Dora
Johnson George, helper A. Mnir, r. 2130 Stockton
Johnson George, laborer, r. 2017 Howard
Jobnson George, seaman, r. 12 Washington
J. L-'.sou George, seamau, r. 134 Steuart
J(;l'!ison George, teamster, r. SisO Polk
Johnson Geo ge E. r. 210 Minna
Johnson G -i rge H., clerk, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Johnsou George L., painter Turner & Butler, r. 738
Natonia
Johus jh George M., bookkeeper, r. lOUO Hyde
Johnson George M.. sal. smaii, r. 129 Turk
Johnsou George S., rigger New City Hall, r. 33 Park Av,
bet .Market and New City Had
Johustm George W., paperhanger George W. Clark, r.
22(i7 Mission
Johnson G. Harry, r. 803 Montgomery
Johnson Gilbert Mrs., r. 12-1 Mission
Johnson G S. (Johnsou & Co.j, r. 1031 Market
Johnson Gus, liq:u r saloon, 154 Steuart
Johnson Gus, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Johnson Gus.ase, laborer Carmen Island Salt Works,
r. 21 Bernard
Johnson Gustave, liquor saloon, 7 Commercial, r. 5
Commercial
Johnson H. A., porter W. B. Sumner & Co., r. Na-
tional Hotel
Johnson Hannnh Miss, domestic 1205 Pacific
Johnson Hans, brakemau Southern Pac. It. B.,r. 1006
Market
Johnsou Hans J., employee Mrs. Matilda Parsons, bet
Mountain Lake and Point Lobos Av
Johnson Hans P., seaman sloop Bonita, Jackson street
Bulkhtad
Johnson Hans P., shoemaker, W s Annie, bet Jessie
and Steveust)n, r. 40 Eviri-tt
Johnson Hans P., waiter Rudolph J. Techau, r
Howard
Johnson Harriet A. Miss, r. 1.332 Broadway
Johnsou Harry (C. E. Carlson & Co.), r. 10 Wash
Juhnsou Harry P., seaman, r. 307 Folsom
Johnsi.u Henri tta, ilomesti ■ 1315 Van NeSS Av
Johnscju Henry, r. 010 Fourth
Johnson Henry artist, r. 512 Jones
Johnson Henry, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1003 Bat
Jonnson He)iry, bartender, r. 311 East
JOIIXSON HKXKY, captain U. S. A., medical
storekeeper, olhee 104 O'Farrell. r. 807 California
Johnson Henry, cook stui Alice Garratt, Washington
St. Wharf
JOHNSON HENRY, groceries, SW cor California ;
and Larkin, r. 1I.4U Polk
Johnson Henry, hostler engineers' department U. 8.
A., r. Fort Pt)int '
Johnson Henry, janitor Adelphi Theatre, r. 607 Cali-
fornia i
Johnsou Henry, laborer, r. 724 Howard, rear j
Johus.. n Henry, liquor saloon, 27 Pacific i
Johnson Henry, miner, r. 529 Sacramento |
Johnson Henry, restaurant, r. 1007 Dupont ;
Johnson Henry, seamau. r. 4(i Steuart
Johnson Henry, seaman, r. 2o6 Steuart
Johnsou Henry, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
Johnson Henry, teacher d.mcing, r. 1021 Ji Clay
Johnson Henry A., engineer &tm Relief, r. 1833 Mar- jj
ket, cor Pearl ;
952
BULLOCK Si JONIL' -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Johnson Henry C, clerk Odd Fellows' Library, r. 1310
Hyde
Johnson Henry J., machinist Kisdou 1. and L. Works,
r. 271 First
Johnson Henry P., grain inspector, r. 510 Greenwich
Johnson Henry P., machinist, r. 914 Valencia
Johnson Heury W., stevedore, r. (i'29 Second
Johnson Hiram, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Johnson H. J., r. 10a9 Howard
Johnson H. M. Mrs., r. 223 Kearny
Johnson H. O., letter cariier S. F. Post-ofllce, r. W s
Kentucky, bet Butte and Niipa
Johnson Homer, machinist Smith & Davis, r. 542 M
Bi-yant
Johnson Howard R. (Cole & Johnson) r. San Quentin
Johnson Ida Miss, boxmaker Gray Brothers, r. 703
Mission
Johnson Isaac, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Johnson Israel G., clerk A. Nicoll, r. 715 Howard
Johnson J., r. 209 Miuna
Johnson J., r. 519 Sacramento
Johnson J. A., laborer, r. 411 Pacific
Johnson Jacob, ship keeper, r. 327}^ Bryant
Johnson Jacob G. (J. C. Johnson & Co.) , r. 1314 Mason
Johnson James, calker, r. 920 Bryant
Johnson James, captain schooner Western Home,
office 271 East
Johnson James, foreman William Douglas, r. 251
Jessie
Johnson James, longshoreman, r. 6 Beale PI
Johnson James, molder, r. 5(J8 Mission
Johnson James, porter, r. 787 Mission
Johnson James, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Johnson James, tailor, r. 417 Bush
Johnson James, tinsmith, r. 152 Clara, rear
Johnson James A., master mariner, office 305 East
Johnson James A., teamster, r. 5 Warren av
Johnson James B., pattern maker Union Iron Works,
r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson James B. Jr., carpet beater Mitchell & Hobe,
r. 1925 Jessie
Johnson James C, groceries and liquors, 1222 Folsom
Johnson James C, wines and liquors, 537 Bryant, r.
12G Fifth
JOHNSON JAMES H., miner, office and r. 704
Sacramento
Johnson James H., shoemaker, r. 101 Minna
Johnson James J., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 264 Jessie
Johnson James M., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
Johnson J. C, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
JOHNSON J. C. & CO. (Jacob C. and John M.
Johnson) , importers and manufs harness and sad-
dlery, and dealers in leather and saddlery hard-
ware, 12-14 Pine, bet Front and Davis
Johnson J. E., bellman Palace Hotel
Johnson Jeremiah, expressmen. NW cor Battery and
Washington, r. C12 McAllister
Johnson Jeremiah, tailor, r. 507 Hyde
Johnson J. F., mining engineer, office 328 Montgom-
ery, room 18
Johnson J. H., caiitain schr Columbia, office 271 East
Johnson Johan, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
J-ohnson Johanna (widow) , r. 112 Valparaiso
Johnson Johanna P. (widow), r. 12 Elm Av
Johnson John, r. 208 Seccmd
Johnson John, r. 974 '-j Harrison
Johnson John (Nissen & Johnson) , r. 1010 Mont
Johnson John, baker Lick House
Johnson John, barber 1000 };> Market, r. 529 Howard
Johnson John, blacksmith, r. 270 First
Johnson John, but her Pieper & Quarg, r. 150 Second
Johnson John, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 410
Clementina
Johnson John, carpenter, r. 915 Union
Johnson John, cook Chamberlain House, 600 Bush
Johnson John, cook L. Thorsen, r. 521 East
Johnson John, farmer, r. 531 East
Johnson John, laborer, r. 344 Fifth
Johns'in John, lamplighter S.F. Gas Light Co., r. Post,
bet Devisadero and Broderick
' Johnson John, painter, r. 43 Natoma
Johnson John, pantryman George Bernstein, r. 50G
j Fourth
Johnson John, seaman, r. 10 Berry
I Johnson John, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
j Johnson John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
I Johnson John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
i Johnson John, seaman, r. SOii Folsom
Johnson John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Johnson John, seaman, r. Western House
Johnson John, seaman schr Precursor, Main Street
Wharf
Johnson John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Johnson John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Johnson John, shoemaker, 75 Minna
Johnson John, stairbuilder, .533 Valencia
Johnson John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson John, teamster Pac. Tallow Works, r. Fifth
Av, South S. F.
Johnson John, waiter, Andrew Hacker, 421 Fourth
Johnson John, watchman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Johnson John, watchman stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf
Johnson John, wool sorter S. B. Lardner, r. NE cor
Fifth and Brannan
Johnson John Charles, reporter Alta California
Johnson John G., delivery clerk A. Nicoll, r. 20J^
Fifth
Johnson John J., r. 5G1 Minna
Johnson John M. (J. C. Johnson & Co.),r. 1214 Mason
Johnson John W., boarding, 19 Commercial
Johnson Joseph, r. 7(J0 Broadway
Johnson Joseph, cook George T. Tabor, r. SE cor
Ninth and McLea Court
Johnson Joseph, seaman, r. 415 East
Johnson Joseph A., painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 3 Scot-
land
Johnson Joseph Alex., packer Ackerman Bros., r. 442
Jessie
Johnson Joseph M., capitalist, r. llYerba Buena
Johnson Joseph M., sign writer J. S. Swan, r. 207
Post
Johnson Josephine, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Johnson Josiah G., wholesale butcher and (South
San Francisco Packing and Provision Co.), r. 34
Oak Grove Av
Johnson Julius, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Johnson L. M. Mrs., janitress Tyler and Jones Streets
Primary School
Johnson L. M. Mrs., nurse, r. 1018 Hyde
Johnson Laura Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Johnson Laurent, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Johnson Lizzie J. Miss, fursewer John N. Lofstcad,
r. 530 Natoma
Johnson Louis, carpenter, r. 523 Valle.io
Johnson Louis, gardener George Gibbs, SW cor Six-
teenth and Capp
Johnson Louis, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Johnson Louisa Mrs., furnished rooms, 1031 Market
Johnson Lucy Miss, cook. r. 914 Pacific
Johnson Lydia M. Mrs., nurse, r. 1018 Hyde
Johnson Lyman, seaman, r. 201 Steuiirt
Johnson M., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Johnson Margaret Mrs., second-hand clothing, 990 Fol
Johnson Mane J. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2130 Stockton
Johnson Martin, dairyman People's Dairy, Fairmount
Tract, nr School House
Johnson Martin, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Johnson Martin, seaman S. S. Los Angeles, r. 2 Alger
PI
Johnson Martin, teamster California Chemical Work.'S,
r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-sixth
Johnson Mary (widow) , r. NE cor Shasta and Georgia
Johnson Mary (widow) , r. NW cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Johnson Mary, domestic 928 Valencia
Johnson Mary, domestic N s Twenty-fourth, bot San
Jost5 Av and Guerrero
Johnson Mary S. (widow), r. 318 Seventh
Johnson M. F. Miss, bookkeeper, r. 330 Geary
Johnson Michael, seaman, r. 2")0 Spear
Johnson Milton, waiter, r. 540 Mission
Johnson Mitchell, oiler S. S. Coustautine, Broadway
Wharf
Johnson M. L. (Low k Johnson), r. 13 Clay
Johnson N. Peter, tailor, r. 7 August alley
Johnson N Peter, watchman S. S. Los Angeles, r. 2136
Stockton
Johnson Neil, seaman, r. Western House
Johnson Nels, cabinetmaker, r. 1027 Harrison
Johnson Nels, laborer Peter Hansen, r. Fifth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Johnson Nels, seaman, r. 415 East
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AUDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Johnson Nelson, steward S. F. F. D., r.W s Kentucky, 1
bet Butte and Napa
Johnson Nicholas, carpenter, r. 630 '4 Hinna
Johnson Nils, laborer, r. 228 Montgomery Av |
Johnson Nils, porter S. P. Collins & Co., r. 315 Sutter 1
Johnson O. Mrs., saleswoman Hasey & Lancaster, r.
120 Ellis
Johnson O. L., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Oliver, painter, r. 114 Bernard •
Johnson Oliver, seaman, r. 238 Sti-uaii
Johnson Olof , cook schr Emily F. Bichard
Johnson Olof, liquor deiiler, r. 908 Sansom
Johnson Olof, seaman, r. 204 bteuart
Johnson Oluf, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson Omar, cabinetmaker, r. 542 M Bryant
Johnson O. R., mining, office 320 Sansom, room 47, r.
Uaklaiid
Johnsou Oscar E., bookkeeper E. A. Fargo & Co., r.
700 California
Johnson Otto, conductor Omnibus R. B., r. 46 Ever-
ett
Johnson Otto, fruits and vegetables, 33-34 Hayes
Valley Market, r. SW cor Grove and Buchanan
JOHXSON OTTO, groceries and liquors. NE cor
Broadway and K. arny, r. 49 Minna
Johnson Otto H., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. cor
Butte and Kentucky
Johnson Patrick, gardener, r. NW cor Baker and
Geary
Johnson Patrick, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Johnson Paul, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Johnson Paulus, captain sloop Bonita, r. Alameda
Johnson Peter, r. 19 Commercial
Johnson P.ter (J^ hnson k Brown), r. 317 Union
Johnson Peter (Olsen & John.<on) , r. 315 Minna
Ji- hnson Peter, asphaltum roofer, 17 Stevenson, r. 101
Minna
Johnson Peter, captain tug Kate, office 3 Mission
Johnson Peter, cook, r. 1109 Stockton
Johnson Peter, cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. Oakland
Johns' 'U Peter, laborer, r. 152 Clara, rear
Johnson Peter, laborer Pacific Tallow Works, r. Fifth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Johnsoii Peter, laborer steam tug Rabboni.Folsom St.
Whaif
Johnson Peter, liquor saloons, 10 Jackson, and cor
Howard and Steuart, r. SE cor Union and Vincent
Johnson Peter, lumberman, r. 1006 >i Natoma
Johnson Peter, machinist Garcin, Son & Co.,r. 5 Free-
Ion
Johnson Peter, pantryman U. S. Marine Hospital
JOHNSON PETKH, proptr Market Street Kes-
iaiirHi;t.'7ai Market, r. 24 Pearl
JOHNSON PfclTEK, real estate, r. 113 Twenty-
fourth, bet Bryant Av and York
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Johnson Peter, seaman, r. Western House
Johnson Pi ter, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Johnson Peter, tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 727 Treat Av
Johnson Peter, tailor Peter Short, r. 74 Clementina
Johnson Peter A., barkeeper, r. 10 Berry
Johnson Peter G., assistant engineer stm San Vin-
lente, r. 320 Vallejo
JohiJS* n Peter J., stonecutter Degan &'Orford, r. 549
Mission
Johnson Peter N., waiter Nicholas Hochguertel, Long
Branch House
Johnson Philena Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2512 Mission
Johnson Philip, labon r, r. 26 Garden, rear
JoiinsonR., r. 636 Commercial
JohuBc.n hichard E., cooper Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 817
Jessie
Johnsou Richard J., r. 1324 Howard
Johnson Robert, boxmaker Woodbury & Merguire, r.
246 Fourth
Johnson Robert, buttonholemaker Jory Brothers, r.
20 Page
Johnson Robert, carpenter, r. (X)7Ji Pine
Johnson Robert, expressman, r. S s Kingston Av, nr
Mission
Johnson Robert, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 320
Ritch
Johnson Robert, stevedore A. C. Freese
Johnson Robert C, capitalist, office, 120 Sutter, r.
605 O'Farnll
Johnson Robert J. (Spence & Johnson), r. 522 Stock
Johnsou Rosa, cook 2733 Fulsom
Johnson Rossiter P., deputy county assessor, r, 600
Bush
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Johnson S. A. Mrs., r. 129 Turk
Johnson Samuel, ironworker Conlin & Roberts
Minna
Johnson Samuel, wood and coal, 321 Seventh
Johnson Samuel S., driver People's Ice Co.
Howard
Johnson Sarah J. (widow), r. 1010 Clay
Johnson Sarah R. (widow), seamstress, r. 137 Mont
Johnson Selina (widow) , dressmaker, r. 14 Rausch
Johnson Sidney L., attorney at law, office 523 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda Co
Johnson Simon, captain schr Robert Hunter, Green
Street Wharf
Johnson Sine (widow) , r. NE cor Buchanan and Lilly
Av
Johnson Sophia, sewing machine operator Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 5C4>rt Howard
Johnson Suer, seaman, r. 819 Battery
Johnson Susan Miss, r.40O Grove
Johnson Susie Miss, teacher, r. 822 Powell
Johnson S. W., pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Johnson Sylvester P., macLluitt Isaac H. Small, r. 108
Dora
Johnson T. A., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.,r. 624
Fourth
Johnson Theodore, r. 19 Harrison Av, rear
Johnson Theodore, employee Market St. U. R
Jessie
Johnson Thomas, boatman, r. 415 East
Johnson Thomas, capitalist, r. 708 Pine
Johnson Thomas, confectioner Foster & Co., r. ii633>$
Market
Johnson Thomas, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Johnson Thomas, porter American Exchange Hotel
Johnson Thomas, seaman, r. 606 Davis
Johnson Thomas, teamster, r. 1631 Hyde
Johnson Thomas, waiter Arlington House, r. 233
Minna
Johnson Thomas Mrs., r. 1020 Montgomery
Johnson Thomas B., caligrapher, r. 806 Kearny
Johnson Thomas C, painter, r. 636 Fulton
Johnson Thomas M., mec hanic Haskell & Bode, r.
645 Folsom
Johnson Thomas P., r. Gmham House
Johnson U. F., carrier E\ening Post, r. 131 Turk
Johnson Walter, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Johnson Walter, tinroofer Conlin & Roberts, r. 22
Turk
Johnson Walter J., salesman Swanberg & West, r.
1116 Union
Johnson W. C, insurance agent, r. 1829 Webster
Johnson W. D., waiter What Cheer House
Johnson W. H., conductor California St. R. R.,r. 1108
Larkiu
Johnson William, r. 74 Clementina
Johnson William, r. 503 J4 Natoma
Johnson William, r. 990 Folsom
Johnson \S illicm (Powell & Johnson), r. 794 Stev
Johnsou William, bagmaker Blake, Bobbins & Co., r.
2 Sheridan
Johnson William, boarding, r. 140 Folsom
Johnsou William, carpenter, S. S. Great Republic
Johuson William, carriageijainter James Wylie, r.
114 Ellis
Johnson William, gardener, r. 619 Sacramento
Johnson William, groceries and liquors, 724 Howard,
r. 13 Grand Av
Johnson William, laborer, r. 266 Stevenson
Johnson William, laborer, r. NE cor Fifth Av, Hunt-
er's Point, South S. F.
Johnson William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Johnson William, lonj^shoreman, r. 115 First
Johnsou William, oiler stm Los Angeles
Johnson William, painter, r. 565 Stevenson, rear
Johnsou William, quartermaster Pacific iklail S. 8.
City of Tokio
Johnson William, salesman, r. 22 Perry
Johnson William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
J<,ihnson William, seaman, r. 17 Vallejo
Johnson William, seauian. r. .">4 Sairamento
Johnsou William, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Johuson William, seaman, r. 213 Folsom, rear
Johnson William, seaman, r. 606 Davis
Johnson William, seaman, r. 919 Battery
Johnson AVilliam, seamau stui Monterey, r. Ancon
Hotel
Johnsou William, stonecutter, r. 568 MisBl<in
Johnson William, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
233 Third
Johnson William, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture F>« Shirts to Order.
"WMte Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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JTohnson 'WilliaiQ B., bookkeeper P. J. Q. Kenna, r. 77
Natoma
Johnson William C, machinist Golden State and
Miners Iron Works, r. 931 Eighteenth
Johnson William C, printer Wick B. Parsons, r. 732 Ji
Clementina
Johnson William C, springmaker Betts Spring Co.,
r. 869 Fulton
Johnson William H., carrier Morning Call, r. 131
Turk
Johnson William H., laborer Pao. Commercial Co., r.
lOls Hyde
Johnson William H., newsagent Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. NW cor Nineteenth and Guerrero
Johnson William H., physician and surgeon, olBce
and r. Revere House
Johnson William H., stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill
& Stetson, r. 22 Silver
Johnson William J., laborer, r. Valley bet Church and
Sanchez
Johnson William M. (W. M. Johnson & Co. ),r. Cincin-
nati, Ohio
Johnson William M., seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Johnson William N., attorney at law, r. 1733 Broad-
way
Johnson William N., solicitor Metropolitan Hotel,
51(5 Pacific
Johnson William R., engineer S. S. Los Angeles, r.
2130 Stockton
Johnson W. J., clerk forwarding dept Wells, Fargo &
Co., r. East Oakland
Johnson W. M. & Co. (John R. Rand), wholesale
cigars, 220 Clay
Johnson W. Sherwood, clerk, r. 1512 Pine
Johnson Zachariah(J. H. Phillips & Co.), r. 1214 Kear
Johnson Zachariah, cookS. S. Georgia, Pacific Mail S.
S. Co., r. 412 Union
Johnson & Brown (Peter Johnson and Charles
Brown), liquor saloon, NE cor How and Steuart
JOHNSON «fc CO. (G. S. Johnson, W. P. Ridgway,
G. U. Lawlor, and C. J. Spuulding) , proptrs Grand
Hotel, SE cor M.irket and New Moutgomtry
Johnson & Hellmau (Charles Johnson and S. L. Hell-
man), chop house, 1.S9 Sixteenth
Johnson & Schule (Frederick Johnson and Frederick
A. Schule) , manufs harness ornaments, 5 Post
Johnson. See Johnston and Johnstone
Johnson's Building, 120 Sutter
Johnsson Charles, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Johnsson John T., carpenter, r. W s Michigan, nr
Shasta
Johnston Alexander (E. H. Jones & Co.) , r. New York
Johnston Alfred, bolimaker Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Michigan and Shasta
Johnston Andrew, waiter stm Centennial, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Johnston Belle Miss, r. 908 Clay
Johnston C, watchman S. S. Loa Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Johnston Catherine (widow), r. SW cor Howard and
Twenty-fourth
Johnston Catherine Miss, furnished rooms, 121 Mont
Johnston Charles, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Johnston Charles H. C, longshoreman, r. 22 Glover
Johnston Christopher J., clerk, r. 133 Ninth
Johnston C. J., r. 83G Market
Johnston Clara Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 344 Eighteenth
Johnston David N., cashier M. J. Flavin, r. 7 Langton
Johnston David W., physician, office 524 Sacramento,
r. 1510 Tyler
Johnston D. J., fringemaker, N 8 Santa Clara, nr Mis-
souri
Johnston E. C, r. .525 Union
Johnston Edward, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 9 College PI
Johnston Edward, laborer Pac. Oil and Lead Works
Johnston Edward, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W e
Iowa, nr Solano
Johnston Eliza, domestic 1213 Mason
Johnston Eliza G. (widow) , r. 213 Turk
Johnston Eugene, carriagefiuisher Kimball Manuf.
Co., r. 26 Jessie, bet Sixth and Seventh
Johnston Francis H., coffee and chop house, 619 Sac-
ramento, r. 1614 Powell
Johnston Frank, porter stm Cora, Wash. St. Wharf
Johnston Frank, shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
NE cor Twenty-ninth and Church
Johnston Frank H., first officer S. S. City of Chester,
Oregon S. S. Co.
Johnston George, agent P. Dunlap, office 515 Cali-
fornia, room 1, r. Commercial Hotel
Johnston George, Master Mariner's Benev. Assn,
Druids' Hall
Johnston George A., clerk, r. 209 Hyde
Johnston George B., clerk Buxton i^: Co., r. 212 Sixth
Johnst'in George Pen (William S. Moss & Co.), r. 309
Lombard
Johnston Graphite Lubricating Oil Co., T>. A. Carpen-
ter & Co. sole agents, office 115 Pine
Johnston Henry, gilder i^ouis Dampf. r. 314J4 Fifth
Johnston Henry H., insurance agent, r. 1902 Bdwy
Johnston H. J., artist, studio 418 California
Johnston Isabella (widow) , r. E s Webster, bet Haight
and Page
Johnston Isaiah D., fringemaker W. Englander, r.
Potrero
Johnston J., forgeman Pac. Rolling Mill
Johnston J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Johnston James (Wilson & Johnston), r. 2937 Clay
Johnston James, driver Engine No. 7 S. F. F. D., r.
N s Sixteenth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Johnston James, longshoreman, r. Ill Vallejo
Johnston James, longshoreman, r. Ws Alta PI, bet
Montgomery and Sausom, rear
Johnston James Mrs., r. 26 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Johnston James A., capitalist, r. 1825 Eddy
Johnston James A., hatter Henry White, r. 732 Green
Johnston James D., geheral agent, r. N s Santa Clara,
nr Missouri
Johnston James O., bookkeeper Doane & Henshel-
wood, r. 7.52 Folsom
Johnston James R., master mariner, r. South Park
Hotel
Johnston Jane Mrs., r. 213 Folsom
Johnston Jeremiah, porter Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. West Oakland
Johnston J. Milton, entry clerk Baker & Hamilton, r.
2134 Howard
Johnston John, marblecutter William Black, r. 1122
Shotwell
Johnston John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Johnston John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assu,71 New Mont-
gomery
Johnston John A., baker Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama, r. W s Florida, bet Twentieth and Butte
Johnston John F., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 43
Natoma
Johnston John J., tinsmith Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 740 Minna
Johnston John P., commission merchant, r. 1039 How
Johnston Joseph, laborer, r. 108 Tehama, rear
Johnston Julia A. Mrs., proptr Irvine House, 668
Mission
Johnston Kate (widow) , r. 209 Hyde
Johnston Lewis W. (Johnston & Veasey), r. 814 Val-
encia
Johnston Margaret (widow) , r. 413 Filbert
Johnston Mary (widow), bakery, S s Folsom, bet
Sixth and Carolina
Johnston Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 1244 How
Johnston Neil, carpenter, r. 422 Tehama
Johnston N. R., bookkeeper Carlos White, r. Oakland
Johnston O., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Johnston Patrick, waiter, r. 216 Minna
Johnston Peter, stonecutter, r. cor Twenty-sixth and
Church
Johnston Rix A., hostler Daly & Kinne, r. 1010 Val-
encia
Johnston Robert, captain schooner Napthalie,r. 34Zoe
Johnston Robert, furnished roojus, 246 Fourth
Johnston Thomas, machinist Risdon I. audL. Works, r.
1717 Larkiu
Johnston Thomas, stevedore, r. W s Sansom nr Union
Johnston Thomas J. (Cubery & Co.), r. 110 Francisco
Johnston Thomas W., bookkeeper, r. 314 Bush
Johnston W. H., ship carpenter, r.. 510 Davis
Johnsto)! William, carpenter J. M. Comeribrd
Johnston William, pai)ercarrier, r. 630 Wel.ster
Johnston William, teamster, r. Ilk- Hrjaut Av
Johnston William, teamster, r. 1328 California, rear
JOHNSTON WILLIAM B., resident secretary
Liverpool and Londcm and Globe Insurance Co.,
and agent Boker Bitters, office 422 California, r,
San Rafael
Johu^•ton William C, clerk Leonard S. Clark, r. Oak-
land
Johnston William D., physician, office and r. 1510
Tyler
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cuffe, Neck -^ss, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Johnston William M., clerk L. P. Fisher, r. 26 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Johnston William M., weigher Clay St. Wharf, r. 4'i03<
Natoma
Johnston William W., attorney at law, ofBce 402
Montgomery, room 2, r. 1305 Mission
Johnston k Veasey (Lewis W. Johnston and Perley
Veasey), produce commission, 324 Davis
Johnston. See Johnson
Johnstone Arthur, clerk Edward Lynch, r. Oakland
Johnstone Ezra MeDougall, cashier S. K. Church, r.
21 Stanly PI
Johnstone H. J., artist, studio 408 California, third
floor, r. 512 Jones
Johnstone James, r. 1137 Ellis
Johnstone Samuel, ticket agent Southern Pac. E. E.,
Valencia St. Station, r. SE cor Valencia and
Tweuty-second
Johnstone Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
1757 Ellis
Johnstonf William, r. 940 Capp
Joice Charles E., painter, r. 26 Nevada
Jcice Edmund, livery and sale stables, 721 Valencia, r.
7213^ VaUncia
Joice Edward C machinehand S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 721 Br\ ant
JOICE ERASTUS V. (Joice & Mason), notary
publii- and commissioner deeds, office 6 Merchants'
Ex -hange, r. 807 Stockton
Joice James E., bookbinder William B. Cooke & Co.,
r. 26 Nev.ida
Joice Malt n. painter, r. 26 Nevada
Joice Michael, collector, r. 478 Jessie
Joice PrittT.. hostler, r. Post Street House
Joice Sarah (widow), r. 26 Nevada
JOICE & MASON (E. V. Joice and James Mason),
notaries jjublic and commissioners deeds, office 6
Merchants' Exchange Building
Joice. See Joyce
Joinct L. Mrs., parasolmaker, r. 614 California, rear
Joinct Victor, machinist, 510 Commercial, r. 614 Cal-
ifornia, rear
Joiner Emma (widow) , dressmaker, r. 1212 Clay
Joiner John C, teamster M. Goodwin & Co., r. NEcor
Brjant and Fimrth
Joiner -luhn J., engraver, 35 Post, r. N s Dolores, bet
Church and Sanchez
Joint Orrin, capitalist, r. 252 Second
Joisson Adolph, r. 31 Garden
Jollev William, laborer, r. 841 McAllister
Jolliffe William H., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. l'i:25 Pine
Jollman W.. seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Jolly Giant (weekly), Bell & Co. agents, 639 Kearny
JoJly Thomas, engineer, r. 1031 Montgomery
Joly Julia (widow), r. 1004 Pacific
Jonas A. & Co. (.\dolph Silverberg), butchers, 41-42
Washington Market
Jonas Alfred (A. Jonas & Co.), r. 1404 J^ Hyde
Jonas BiTiihard, tailnr, 441 Bush, r. 18 First
Jonas Charles .\., boarding, 1430 Mission
Jonas Emanuel, butcher A. Jonas & Co., r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Isaac A., watchmaker and jeweler, 128 Pacific,
r. lOOS Clay
Jonas Joseph, jeweler I. A. Jonas, r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Louis, butcher A. Jonas & Co., r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Many, butcher A. Jonas & Co., r. 1008 Clay
Jonas Nathan, auctioneer, office 334 Bush, r. 560)4
Nat'ima
Jonas Sigismund, watchmaker George Finck, r. 828
Pacific
Jonasson -Jonas, manuf ladies' and childrens' under-
wear, .545 Market, r. 718 McAllister
Jondt Charles, r. 1517 Mason
Jones Mrs., r. 754 Folsom
Jones Aaron, teamster Henrj' Pausman, r. 2306 Mason
Jones Anncs (widow), r. 211 Polk
Jones Albi-rt G. Mrs. (widow), r. 609 Hyde
Joni-8 .\lex;inder, physician, office and r. 629 Ellis
Jones Alfred,, r. 6« Oregon
Jones Alfred, confcctiuner M. A. Men er, r. 32 Ellis
Jones Alice Miss, governess, r. 1000 Washington
Jones Ann (widow), r. 962 Mission
Jones Anna Miss, ilduiestic 637 Tyler
Jones BartUtt F., tillernian Hook and Ladder No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r, 1214 Pacific
Jones Benjamin H., r. 426 U'Farrell
Jones Cai oline, stewardess S. S. City of Chester, Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Jones Carrie A. (widow), r. 128 Turk
Jones Catherine (widow), r. 1831 O'Farrell
Jones Charles, foreman harnessmakers Main & Win-
chester, r. 55 Silver
Jones Charles, ironworker Pacific EoUing Mill, r. E 8
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Jones Charles, mining, office 302 Montgomery, room
6, r. 530 Moutgomery Av
Jones Charles A. (Foley iV Jones), r. NW cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Jones Charles A., managing clerk Madistin & Burke,
r. 817 Grove
Jones Charles A., shoemaker, r. 1 Polk
Jones Charles C. broker, 214 Sac, r. 1307 Octavia
Jones Charles F., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
Jones Charles F., papermaker George Walker, r, 123
First Av
Jones Charles J., receiving clerk Main & Winchester,
r. 10 M Silver
Jones Charles L., contractor, r. 608 Hayes
Jones Charles P., collector Evening Post, r. 2623 How-
ard
Jones Ch-irles E., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
808 Filbert
Jones C. J. K., assistant pastor First Congregational
Church, r. 432 Post
Jones Clarence F., clerk Emlen Painter, r. 817 Grove
Jones Clinton, passenger agent Iowa E. E. Lines, 2
New Montgomery, r. 23 Hawthorne
Jones C. N., r. 1223 Jones
Jones Cyrus G. (Jones & Co.), r. 1206 Market
Jones Cyrus W., mining, office 322 Cal, r. 1522 Vallejo
Jones D., deckhand Harbor Commissioners' Dredger
Jones Daniel, clerk, r. 10i)2 Natoma
Jones Daniel Jr., engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Daniel Sr., hydraulic engineer, r.Kll Nineteeth
Jones Daniel A., machinist, r. 709 Nineteenth
Jones David, r. 429 Bryant
Jones David, engineer, r 547 Stevenson
Jones David L., tiler William Jones, r. 715 Howard
Jones D. C, carpenter, r. 651 Stevenson
Jones D. H., clerk Central Pac. R. E., r. Nucleus
House
Jones DeWitt Clinton (Bennett & Jones) , attorney at
law, office 215 Saiisum, rooms 10-11, r. Oakland
Jones E. B. Mrs., assistant Market and Seventh Street
Primary School, r. 666 Eighth, Oakland
Jones Edmond, stevedore, r. 670 Harrison
Jones Edward, engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones Edward, ironfitter, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Jones Edward, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Jones Edward, smelter, r 303 Jessie
Jones Edward B. (E. H. Jones & Co.), r. 1820 Wash
Jones Edward M., bookkeeper S. F. Bulletin Co., r.
cor Page and Dcvisadero
Jones Edward P., patternmaker, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Jones Edward T., foreman Pac. Iron Works, r.20 Elgin
Park
Jones Edward W., painter N. B. and Mission E. E., r.
724 Branuau
Jones Edwin, clerk S. L. Mastick & Co., r. 670 Har
JONES E. n. <!b CO. (Alexander Johnson, Daniel
McLtod Jr., James O. Whitney, H. Morgan Uill,
and Edward B. Jones) importers and jobbers tiincy
goods and notions, 535 Market, S. F., and 79 White,
New York City
Jones Eley Mrs., r. 410 Francisco
Jones Elias H. Mrs. (widow) . r. 1820 Washington
Jones Elijah A., portir Hartshorne & Waters, r. 13
Kitch
Jones Eliza P. (widow) . lodgings, 277 Minna
Jones Elizabeth L. (widow), r. '220 Sixteenth
Jones Ellen (widow), r. Ill Clinton
Jones Eugene E., cashier William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. Occidental Hotel
Jones Eugenia Miss, teacher music, r. 211 Polk
Jones Evan E., weigher Custom House, r. 1310 Kearny
Jones Evan J., laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 405i<
Main
Jones Everett D. (S. L. Jones & Co.) , r. 305 Jones
Jones Frank (Jones A: Kingsbury), r. 274 Minna
Jones Frank, cashier Keimey & Dyer, r. Oakland
Jones Frank, laborer freight department Central Pac.
B. B., r. 6'24 Fourth
Jones Frank, mosaic floor layer William H. Mahony
Jones Frank A., assistant puuineer Pacific Mail S. 8.
City of Panama, r. 919 Jackson
Jones Frederick, carpenter, r.W s Lyon, nr Powhattan
Bullxi: & Jones— Imputing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
JON
471
JON
Jones Fredfrii'k F., liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and
Pine, r. 510 Powell
Jones Frederi k W.. niaohinist, r. 817 Grove
Jones Geor:;e, floritt. r. 31) O'Farrt-U, rear
Joues George, ironworker Pi itii.- Kollini^ Mill
Jonrs George, mnnag.r William H. Collie, r. 18 Post
Jones George, seaman, r. '2'J Pai'ilic
Jones Georf^e, seamim, r. 2 19 Steu:irt
Jones George, seaman S. S. Gre.it Uepiiblic
Jones George E., salesman S. F. News Co., r. 607
P well
Jonrs George N., r. 42') O'Farrell
Jones Harrison A. (Jones A; Osboume), and oiBcial re-
porter Twelfth District Court, office 630 Clay, r.
T21 Webst r «
Jones Hurrition C. expressman, cor Washington and
Davis, r. l.'j i Niiitli
Jones Harry, wool a d coal, 10.5 Slev. r. 109 Fifth
Jones H. D.. bookkeepi r. r. 8 Monroe
Jones Henry (H.Ul .t Jones) , r. HOi Pacific
Joues Henry H., carpi nter. r. lOJj^ Third
Jon s H -ury G., boileruiuker Kisilou I. and L. Works,
r. Ab.ba na, bet Twtuty-third and Twenty-fourth
Jones H-ury G., b jokke p^r S. B. Boswell & Co., r.
I 927 Bush
] Jones Henry W.. r. 1214 York
! Jones Horace, operator Western Union Telegraph Co.,
r. 42:i l.aguna
Jones H ratio \., r. 812 Lasuna
Joiie^i H well, bla ksmitii, r. i;5 Clementina, rear
Joue.^f H. P., contrnet ir. r. ■2ii9 Minna
Jones Hiuh, blacksmith, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Hugh Mrs., dressmaker, r. cor Fourteenth and
Gu rrero
Jones Hugh B., r. 927 Bush
Jones Hugh P., quarter uaster O. .'c O. S. S. Gaelic
Jones Isaae, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r. 840
Mission
Jones J. A., r. 313 Bush
Joues Jacob, dra.vnian J. F. & J. B. Murray
Jon> s James, r. 20'.i Leidesdorff
Jones James, r. 418 Sutter
Joues I anus, bootblack Alexander Fabiansey. r. 1743
Mission
Jones J;imes, gardener, r. 35 Pleasant
Jones Jamts, teamster Black Diajuond Coal Mining
Co., r 31 Ohio
Jones James, seamiin. r. 41 Pacific
Jom 8 Jimes D., r. 721 Webster
Joues Jam. s J., earpcuter and builder, 322 Jackson,
r. lOli Vail, jo
Jones James J. Jr., packer Charles Bernard, r. 1013
Vallejo
Jones James L., r. lOOfi McAllister
Jones James O., boatman, r. W s Webster PI, nr
Chestnut
Jones James S., engineer E. Guittard & Co., r. 1426
T rk
Jones James Y., night watchman U. S. Mint, r. 367
Minna
Jones J. C. Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School,
r. 331 Ge.ry
Jones Jemima Mrs., furnished rooms, 303 Jessie
Jones Jen mi ah, r. 33 Fifth
Jones -leremiah, extraman Hook & Liidder No. 3, S. F.
F. D.
J'Ues J. Gatchtll. bookkeener, r. 428 Geary
JOXES .T. H. «&CO., stockbrokers, office 320 Pine
Jones John, r. 417 Bu ,h
Joues John, r. 424 San.som
Jones Joliii. bricklayer, r. 113 Garden
Jones John. dt-ckha:.d Oakland Ferry, r. 324 !i Bdwy
Joues John, finisher Pacific Improvement Co. r. 6o0
Jones
Jones John, framemnker Herman Cohen, r. 20 Market
Jones John, gr.cer, r. 1920 Broailwity
Joues John, laborer Richard O'Neill, r. E s Alabama.
bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Jones John, peddler, r. W s Anderson, bet Lincoln
and Powhaltiu
Jones John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Jones John, steward, r. 1411 Mason
Jones John, wat hman. r. 432 Brannan
Jones John A., ch rk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. NW cor
Washington and LaguU'i
Jones John A., chief engineer S. S, Alexander, Alaska
Commercial Co., r. 811 Nineteenth
Jone.s John A., machinist, r. 448 Guerrero, rear
Junes John A., salesman S. B. Dinkelspiel * Co.
Joues John B., collector treasurer's office Central Pac.
R. R., r. ,113 M Fourth
Jones John B., pilot, office 9 U. 8. Court Building, r.
2.30 tireen
Jones John C, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. 708
Tehamii
Jones John D., commission merchant, r. 122 Shotwell
Jones John D., shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. NW cor p. ilk and Market
Jones .;ohu H., but her John Robl, r. 807 Filbert
Jones Jiihn H., dairy, N s Twenty-eighth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Jones John H., driver, r. 303 Third
Jones John H., waiter Grand Hotel, r. 71 Tehama
Jo- e« John L. (Bullock & Jones), r. 718 Guerrero
JONES JOHX P., capitalist, office (il Nevada
Bio k
Jones John P., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1310
Kearny
Jones John R., cashier Thomas Price, r. 2422
Buchanan
Jones John S., carpenter, r. 211 Polk
Jones John T., seaman, r. .53 Clementina
Jones John T., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Jones John W., dry aud fancy goods, 24 Sixth, r. 245
N-nth
Jones Joseph, coachman, r. 2504 Howard
Jones Joseph, cook S. S. Constantine, r. 143Ji Town-
send
Jones Joseph D., mason, r. 808 Filbert
Jones Joseph H. (J. H. Jones & Co.), r. 405 Sutter
J"nes Joseph K., salesman P. Kelly, r. 665 Harrison
Jon' s Joseph L., siguiiainter Thomas Gossman & Co.,
r. 7.'i4Folsom
Jones Joseph P. (Jones & Thompson), r. 31 Potter
Jones J. S., r. 409 Stevenson
Jones Julia, domestic 2213 Steiner
Joni s Julian C, salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 119
T urk
Jones J. W., porter Cutting Packing Co., r. 33 Hinck-
ley
Jones Kate (widow), r.l61 Clara
Jones Ka e, shoetitter Thomas H. Armstrong
Jones Kate T. (widow) , r. 419 Laguna
Jones Lizzie Mis, dome>tic 1516 Larkin
Jones Louis, butcher Ciiarles ^tem, r. 1002 Natoma
Joues M. A., driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Tehama
Jones Margaret, domestic 1299 Van Ness Av
Jones Martin, mining, office 330 Pine, rooms 9-10, r.
1763 Howard
Jones Mary (widow), r. 607 Powell
Joues Mary (widow), r. 7.54 Folsom
Jones Mary, chambermHid Palace Hotel
Jones Maiy \. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Addie F. Small,
r. 537 Ji Stevenson
Jones Maurice H., carpenter W. E. Collyer, r. 1020
M. rket
Jones M. G. (widow), r. C09 Post
Jones Michael P. (Jones it Co.', r. 418 Fremont
Jonrs Michael P., waiter stm Mary Garratt, Washing-
ton >t Wharf
Jones M. V., r. 733 Montgomery
Joues Nnthan, co.per R. ubeu Norton, r. cor Mont-
gomery Av and Lombara
Jones Nathauiel W., clerk Charles C. Jones, r. 1307
Octavia
Jones Nehemiah B., seaman, r. 1 Rincon Court
Jones Nellie Miss, tailop ss Dennis Hennessy, r.
Howard, bet Third and Fourth
Jones Nimrod, porter Nevada Bank, r. 917 Stockton
Joues Oscar R., with J. H. Jones & Co., r 405 Sutter
Jones Ottiw< 11 W., blacksmith, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Owen, laborer U. 8. Appraiser's Store, r. 129
Chestnut
Jones Patrick H., shipcarpenter and foreman Hose
No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 1m31 O'Farrell
Jones Peter L., carriagemaker, 222 Drumm, r. 27
Washington
Jones Philip, with John Shepston, r. 8W cor Twenty-
sixtu and San Jose Av
Jones R., r. 8ii7 Market
Joues Richard, hostler Richard W. Harris, r. 807 Monl
Jones Richard B., cler.^ Joseph M. English, r. 2422
Bu hiiuan
Jonts Ri<hnrd H., carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Joues Richard R., coalpasstr 8. S. Idaho, r. 132 First,
rear
Jones Richard W., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Jones R. L., clerk Nevada Bank of 8. F., r. 629 Ellis
Jones Rob. rt, blacksmith, r. 962 Mission
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANLEESON & HANDOLPH, Jewd:r3, 101 Mzntgomery St.
JON
472
JOE
Jones Robert, captain sohr Agnes Jones, Jackson St.
Wharf, r. Petnluma
Jones Robert, stableman James Tomkinson, r. 59
Minna
Jones Robert J., miner, r. Russ House
Jones S. A. Douglas, clerk George Marcus & Co, r. 665
Harrison
Jones Saak, r. 1027 Dupont
Jones Samuel, r. I'J Commercial
Jones Samuel, minstrel, r. Overland House
Jones Samuel, seaman, r. 420 Broadway, rear
Jones Samuel D., salesman Feigenbuum & Co., r,
Alameda
Jones Samuel L., r. NW cor Hayes and Fillmore
Jones Samuel R., Fir.<t Lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
U. S. A., Port Point
Jones Samuel W., barber William Gibson, r. 722
Broadway
Jones Sarah A. Mrs., r. 703 Greenwich
Jones Sarah A. Mrs., millinery and fancy goods, 1575
Market
Jones Seneca, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 605 Hariison
Jones Seward G., clirk agent U. S. Internal Revenue
Dept., r. The Baldwin
Jones Si]uon, laborer, r. 2121 Missiou
Jones Simon L. (S. L. Jones & Co.), r. NW cor Hayes
and Fillmore
Jones S. J. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Grammar
School, r. 109 Eighth
JONES S. L. & CO. (Everett D.Jones), auetioueers
and commission nn rchants, 207-209 California
Jones S. M. Mrs., r. 771 Mission
Jones Stephen, laborer, r. (117 Mission
Jones Stephen, waiter Palace Hotel
Jones Thaddeus, stevedore A. C. Freese
Jones Thomas, agent, r. 70:J Greenwich
Jones Thoma.s, carpenter, r. 5t; Shipley
Jones Thomas, clerk, r. 1002 Natoma
Jones Thomas, gardener Lloyd Tevis.r. 635 California
Jones Thomas, laborer, r. NW cor Seventh and King
Jones Thomas, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 363 Minna
Jones Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor.
Minnesota and Solano
Jones Thomas, oiler O. & O. S. S. Australia
Jones Thomas, painter, r. ."iO Natoma
Jon( a Thomas, pyrotechnist Church & Co., r. 1002
Natoma
Jones Thomas, salesman R. Shirek & Co., r. 1125
Stockton
Jones Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Jones Thomas A., carpeuter. r. 207 Montgomery Av
Jones Thomas D., carpenter, 1120 Taylor, r. 1108 Clay
Jones Thomas E., driver Sutter St. R. R., r; S s Green-
wich, nr Laguna
Jones Thomas H. (Thomas H. Jones & Co.), r. 905
Market
I jrOXES THOMAS H. «SJ CO. (Alexander Robert-
son and George M. Robinson), proptr^j Elite pho-
to^Taph gallery, <s.i8 Markit
Jones Thomas S., paint; r, r. i Grand Av
Joucs Thomas T., carpenter, r. 1005 Twenty-first
Jones Thomas W., stevedore, r. 734 Green
Jones W., r. 4 Chatliani PI
I Jones Waller F.( Jones & Jahn), attorney at law, office
I 606 Clay, r. 18 Seventli
Joni s Walter S., shipping clerk Castle Brothers, r.
1307 Octaviu
Jones Watts I., foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 31
Hinckley
I Jones William, clerk W. F. McNutt
Jones William, cook Pacilic Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Jones William, drayiiiaa Marcus C. Uuwloy & Co.
I Jones William, gardener, r. (i35 California
j Jones William, importer encausti<' tile and mosaic
j pavement.s, 150 New Moutgome y, r. 311 Stockton
I Jones William, laborer, r. 3J5 Filbert
Jones William, laborer Andrew Ondcrdouk, r. 414
Francisco
Jonis William, laborer J. HiighcB, Pioneer Park
Jones William, mini'r, r. Pliiladelj)hia House
Jones William, miner, r. '.iOl Kearny
Jones William, physicii.n, oHiccloS New Mont,J!omory,
r. (iuerrero, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Jones Willi ni, seaman, r. nO'J Battery
Jones William, ship s i ward, r. 5 Broadway
Jones William, wnit. r I'aeilic Mail S. S. Dakoti
Jones William, waiter htm Monterey, Br' adway Wharf
Jones William, wat .hman O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Jones William A., cUrk H. M. Newhall & Co.. r. 337
McAllister
Jones William A., tinsmith, r. 1216 Hampshire
Jones William A., workman U. S. Mint, r. 129 Chest-
nut
Jones William B., engineer, r. 811 Nineteenth
Jones William F., tinsmith, r. 325 Filbert
Jones William G. (Tay;or *: Jones) , r. 413 Pine
Jones Wi.liam H., dr.ver Gillillan & Hohenschild, r.
309 Third
Jones Willi:im H., jeweler A. Tu key, r. 1108 Clay
Jones William H.. tinsmith Alfred S. Iredale, r. 522
Geary
Jones William L., post master Central Pac. R. R., r.
513 Js iourth
Jonis William K., driver Lewis & Co., r. 615 Eight-
eenth
Jones William R.. janitor St. Ann's Building, r. 4 St.
Ann',> i-iuil UuK'
Jones William S., laborer, r. 1416 Sacramento
Jones William S., policeman City Ha 1, r. 732 Wash
Jones William 1 ., carpenter, r. 40;) Min;ia
Jones William W., sa esman Martin, Feusier k Stef-
fani, r. 710 Post
Jones Winfi -Id S., secretary Security Savings Bank,
offi e 215 Sansom, r. 1120 Washingt -n
JONES & CO. (C. G. Jones), wholesale and retail
clothing. 712-714 Mark' t, and 15 Geary
JONES «fe CO. (M. P. Jones and Eugene B. Beck),
wholesale '.roeeries and provisions, 218-2.;0 Front
JONES ♦& JAHN (W;il;tr F. J nes and Albrecht
Jahn). attorneys .it law, olhce 6M6 Clay
Jones & Kingsbury (Frank Jimes and Leonard W.
Kingsburv), rest unant. 1M9 Fourth
JONES «& OSBOUKNIS, (U. A. Jones and Samuel
Osbourne) , olKcial short-hand reporters, office 636
Ch.y
JONES «& TH03IPS0N (Joseph P. Jones and
John Thompson), hay, grain and feed, 1535 Miss
Jonge John de, boarding, 26 Sacramento
Joost B. ct M., general i-ommission merchants, SW
cor Eighteenth an > Hartlord
Joost Behrend (Joost I rothers and B. & M. Joostjr.SE
cor Folsoiu and 'Vw< H'th
JOOST BROIHERS (Fabian & Behrend Joost),
importers hardware, NE cor Eleventh and Miss
Joost I arsten, salesman Cal. Cracker Co., r. 605 Fell
Joo t Fabau (Joo^t Bros.), r. 1432 Mission
Joost Henry (M. Joost & Brother), r. SW cor Noe and
Fourteenth
Joost Herman, commission merchant, 410 Clay, r. 227
Capp
Joost Jacob, groceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton
and Franciseo
JOOST M. it BROTHER (Henry Joost), gro-
ceries and liqviors, SW cor Fourteenth and Noe,
and SW lOr Gough and McAllister
Joost Martin (B. & M. Joost), r. SW cor Hartford and
Kigh eeiith
Joost Martin (Behnemann & Co.),r. 321 }< O'Farrell
Joost Martin ( M. Joost & Brother) , r. SW cor Gough
and M Alli».t.;r
Joost. See Jost
Joosteus Charles, liquor saloon, 1017 Kearny
Jordan A., r. 519 Sacramento
Jordan Addison D., machinehand Fulda Brothers &
Co., r. W 8 Noe, nr Tw. nty-fifth
Jordan Adolph, teamster, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Jonlan Albert, druggist, r. 2036 Folsom
Jordan Albert E., teamst r, r. 13.8 California, rear
Jordan Anna H. Miss, teacher, r. 180;i Stockton
Jt>rdan .Vugiist, canvasser The Guide, r. cor Twenty-
tilth anil Diamond
Jordan August, cigars, r. SW cor Twenty-fifth and
Diamond
Jor'ian Atigust, Jr., loeksniith, 758 Clay, r. 628 Filbert
Jordan Au^;ust P., locksmit , r. 522 Bush
Jordan Car line Mrs., millinery, 628 Filbert
Jordan Charles, gilder J. C. I'arkinfon, r. 135 Dora
Jordan Charles, hostler Miller &: Lux, r. Twelfth .V v
bet N and P. South S. F.
Jordan Ch.irles, wireworker, r. 823 Bittery
Jordan diaries G., carpenter MattuUath Munuf. Ch.,
r. 734 Minna
Jordan Dnvid R.. janitor, 324 Pine, r. 929 Washington
Jonlan Dennis, builer, r. 618 Ellis
Jordan Ernest B., bookkeep, r, r. Ws Dolores, bet
Fourteenth an i Filteei.th
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Bullock & Jonss— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest 2i Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTES, at Gea Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearn> St.
JOR
473
JOS
Jordan Etta Miss, r. 226 Oak
Jordan F. F., compositor Bacon & Co.
Jordan Frank, r. 1538 Ellis
Jordan Frank E., painter, r. 6G2 Minna
Jordan George (Dewey & Jordan), r. 11 Rondel PI
Jordan George L., r. 1708 Clay
Jordan Henry C. (Petersen, Shepherd & Co.), r. 1709
Hyde
Jordan Isabel (widow), r. 531 Capp
Jordan Jackson, restaurant, 605 Commercial, r. 714
Clay
Jordan James, carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 9 Vas-
sar PI
Jordan James, cook U. S. Restaurant, r. 1010 Mont
Jordan James, shipcarpenter Mathew Turner
Jordan J. G., r. .'J19 Sacramento
Jordan J. J., driver Albert E. Swain, r. 531 Howard
Jordan Jonathan, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. N s North Point, bet Larkin & Van Ness
Av
Jordan John, biitcher Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Jordan John, cook Henry Blanken, r. W s San Bruno
Road, 6 miles from City Hall
Jordan John, cooper Hogan & Co.,r. 64 Sacramento
Jordan John, jeweler, r. iJ'i^Dupont
Jordan John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Jordan John with M. Jordan, r. 219 Dupont
Jordan John A. B., local policeman, r. Pier 10,
Steuart
Jordan John T., stairbuilder Francis McLaughlin, r.
Oakland
Jordan Jordan, bookkeeper, r. 618 Eliis
Jordan Joseph W., grain commission, ofiSce 302 Davis,
r. Brooklyn
Jordan J. T., cook stm Tulare, Washington St. Wharf
Jordan Judith Mrs., r. 1809 Stockton
Jordan Leonard E. Rev., pastor New Jerusalem
Church, r. 212 Franklin
Jordan Lillie Miss, dressmaker, r. 628 Filbert
Jordan Louis J. proptr Pacific Anatomical Museum, 9
Hardie PI, office and r. 211 Geary
Jordan M. C, superintendent Omnibus R. R., office
725 Howard, r. Hubbard House
Jordan Margaret Miss, milliner Caroline Jordan, r.
628 Filbert
Jordan Margaret Mrs., r.32 DeBoom
Jordan Mary (widow) , r. 8i6 Broadway, rear
JORDAN SIICHAEL, builder, r. 1809 Stockton
Jordan Michael, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Central Av
Jordan Michael, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Jordan Michael, seaman, r. 322 Ritch
Jordan Michael, stableman, r. 625 Fulton
Jordan Michael, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Jordan Morris, importer watihes, diamonds, and jew-
elry, 7 Kearny, r. 1307 Stockton
Jordan Patrick, stairbuilder Francis McLaughlin, r.
Oakland
Jordan Patrick C, porter Wheaton k Luhrs, r. 553
Mission
Jordan Rudolph, capitalist, r. 619 Tyler
Jordan Shubael S., ma.ster mariner, office Higgins &
Collins, r. Santa Cruz
Jordan William, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory
Jordan William T., mailing clerk S. F. Chronicle, r
.528 Green
Jordan. See Jourdan, and Jourden
Jordon Lillie Miss, saleslady Verdier, Moreau & Co.,
r. 522 Bush
Jordon Maggie Miss, assistant Lincoln PrimarySchool,
r. cor Twenty-fourth and Folsom
Jordon Margaret Miss, millinery, 520 Bush
Jordon P. H., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r. 646
Fourth
Jurgens Oliver, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Jorgens Peter, captain schr C. T. Winslow, office 271
East
Jorgensen Christian, draftsman Charles L. Bugbee.r.
34 Frederick
Jorgensen Hans, seaman, r. S s Union, bet Montgom-
ery and Saneom
Jorgensen Hans C, driver City R. R., r. 11 First Av
Jorgensen Hans P., seaman, r. 1322 Montgomery
Jorgensen H. C, farmer, r. 428 Drumm
Jorgensen Henry, seaman, r. 45 .Sacramento
Jorgensen James, cai)tain schr Abbie, r. 209 Capp
Jorgensen John,. seaman, r. 10 Berry
Jorgensen John 8., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Jorgensen J. P., photographer, r. 646 Mission
Jorgensen Matthias, r. Clipper Hotel
Jorgensen Peter, finisher West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 238 Ritch
Jorgensen Sophie (widow), r. 34 Frederick
Jorgensen William, carpenter, r. 34 Frederick
Jorgenson Charles, carpenter, r. 915 Union
Jorgenson. See Jurgenson
Jorin Einar B., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
14 Ji Linden Av
Jork Carl, musician, r. 539 California
Jorres Henry, carpenter, r. 448 Jessie
Jorres William, carpenter, r. SE cor Kentucky and
Merrimac, Long Bridge
Jors Frederick, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
228 Kearnv
JORY BROS. (William J., and Joseph H.), boot
and shoe factory, SW cor Van Ness Av and Fell
Jory Frederick R., clerk Walter G. Holmes, r. 939
Market
Jory J. Halsey, clerk, r. 540 Howard
Jory John, cutter Jory Brothers, r. 105 Fell
Jory Joseph H. (Jory Brothers) , r. SW cor Van Ness
Av and Fell
Jory William J. (Jory Brothers) , r. SW cor Van Ness
Av and Fell
Jose Manuel, longshoreman, r. 1519 J^ Dupont
Jose Maria, cook, r. 18 Lafayette PI
Jose M. P., chairmaker Heywood Brothers & Co., r.
117 Jackson
Joseanna Paulina (widow), r.W s Sansom, bet Green-
wich and Filbert, rear
Joseph Adele C, dressmaking, 402 Sutter
Joseph Alfred H., local policeman, r. 511 J^ Greewich
Joseph Angel, crockery and glassware, 929 Market
Joseph Antoue. seaman stm Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Joseph Benjamin, peddler, r. 919 Pacific
Joseph Bernard, r. S s Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero
JOSEPH BROTHERS (Isaac, Harris, and Louis),
clothing and gents' furnishing goods, SW cor
Montgomery and Pine
Josejih Charles, imijorter French boots and shoes, 316
Kearny, r. 1515 Larkin
Joseph Charles A., tailor Charles Kalisky, r. Folsom,
bet Third and Fourth
Joseph Emanuel, special police, r. 5 Montgomery
Court
Joseph F., brewer, r. 4o9 Pacific
Joseph Frank, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Joseph Harris (Joseph Brothers) , r. 1832 Bush
Joseph Henry F., clerk Latham & King, r. NE cor
Second and Folsom
Joseph Hiram, furniture dealer, r. 1013 Hampshire
Joseph Isaac (Joseph Brothers) , r. 821 Post
Joseph Isaac, barber, r. 46 J^ Zoe
Joseph Isanc, merchant tailor, 919 Pacific
Joseph Isaac, peddler, r. 119 )i Dora
Joseph I. C, r. 933 Folsom
Joseph James L., clerk letter department Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 674 Folsom
Joseph Jesse, student Daniel Van Denburg, r. S s Sut-
ter, bet Scott and Devisadero
Joseph John, fisherman, r. S s Union, nr Battery,
rear
Joseph Joseph, expressman, cor Sansom and Pine, r.
515 Linden
Josei>h Joseph, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Joseph Joseph, special policeman, r. 1009 Stockton
Joseph Louis (Joseph Brothers), 1834 Bush
Joseiih Louis G., painter, r*. 402 Sutter
Joseph Marcelino, Laborer, r. 439 Clementina
Joseph Mary (widow) , r. 616 .Seventh
Joseph Michael J. (Inslee & Joseph), r. 313 Tyler
Joseph Nathan (Nathan Joseph & Co.) ,r. 215 Jones
Joseph Nathan & Co., manufacturers agent, 641 Clay
Josejjh Peter, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Joseph Peter A., sexton St. Mary's Cathedral, r. 628
California
Joseph Rebecca (widow) , r. 337 Clementina
Joseph Reboul, r. 1031 Dupont
Joseph Samuel, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 1019 Pacific
Joseiih S. N. Mrs., assistant Rincon Grammar School,
r. NE cor Folsom and Second
Joseph William, rlerk, r. 501 Laguna
Joseph William, hackman, r. 606 }<j Stevenson
Joseph William P., clerk R. R. Swain A: Co., r. SE
cor California and Leavenworth
Josephe Valon, laundryman C. A. Peyre, r. 826 Green
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
JOS
474
JUD
Joseph! David E., salesman S. B. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. 1317 Gough
Joseph! F., longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Joseph! Eobert, watchmaker and jeweler, 648)^ Mar-
ket, r. 1550 Howard
Joseph! William M., r. 1550 Howard
Josephine Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) , Orlando H. Bogart, secretary,
office 106 Leidesdorfl"
Josephine Gravel Mining Co. (Placer Co. Cal.), Wil-
liam Small secretary, office 531 California, rooml
Josephs Charles A., tailor, r. 70») Folsom
Josephs George, bellman Palace Hotel
Josephs Hyam, capitalist, r. Lick House
Josephs Ike, hairdressing saloon, 416 East, r. 46 M
Zoe
Josephson Bertha (widow), r. 504 Hayes
Joses Catherine (widow; , r. NE cor Howard and Steu
Joses Elizabeth (widow) , r. NE cor Howard and Steu
Joslin Jason W.. shoemaker Buckingham cS: Hecht, r.
2 Potter
Josselyn Albert S., pilot, office 9 TJ. S. Court Building,
r. 530 Geary
Josselyn Benjamin F., physician, office 7 Stockton, r.
929 McAllister
Josselyn Charles (G. M. Josselyn & Co.), r. 705 Bush
Josselyn Charh s, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 221 Bitch
Josselyn Charles, shoemaker, r. 264 Minna
Josselyn Charles S., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Panama, r. 22 Geary
Josselyn George D., painter, r. NE cor Twenty-third
and Chattanooga
Josselvn George M. (G. M. Josselyn & Co.), r. Grand
Hotel
JOSSELYN G. M. & CO. (Charles Josselyn) ,
shipchandlers. 3.S-40 Market
JOSSELYN HOMER R., dealer Stewart's sew-
ing machines, 28 New Montgomery, r. 2104 Jack
Josselyn Joel S., physician, office 7 Stockton, r. 931
McAllister
Josselyn Joseph, carpenter, r. 221 Eitch
JOSSELYN JOSEPH H., physician and sur-
geon, office and r. 226 Sutter
Jost A. Peter, cook Miners' Restaurant, r. 626 Green
Jost Charles (Jost & Adler) , r. 1108 Post
Jost Charles Jr., r. 1108 Post
Jost Edward, clerk Herman Brand, r. 1516 Powell
Jost Joseph, r. IIOH Post
Jost Peter, butter and eggs, 731 Vallejo
Jost Peter, cook Miners' Restaurant, r. 626 Green
Jost William R., r. 1108 Post
Jost L*c Adler (Charles Jost and Aaron A. Adler) , whole-
sal* liquors, 321 Battery
Jost. See Joost
Jiisti Victor, fruits and confectionery, 109 Sixth
Jouanneau Jules, tailor Gilly & Mignon, r. Paris
Hotel
Joubert Peter, French laundry, 1302 Powell
Joudry Joseph, r. 637 Pacific
Jouett Cavelier H., weigher Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.,
r. 410 Eddy
Joullin Amede, r. 409 Sutter
Joullin Etienne, French laundry, 409 Sutter
Joumirr Gustav, packer Swan Brewery, r. SE cor
P'ifteenth and D'>lores
Jourdan Charles, cooper, r. 1002 Montgomery
Jourdan Eugene, packer G. Veuard, r. Vallejo, bet
Kearny and Montgomery
Jourden John P., secretary Board Port Wardens, office
525 Front, r. 2325 Howard
Jourden Joseph W., jailer" County Jail, r. 509 Bryant
Journeay J., carpenter, r. 624 Fourth
Jousset Eugene, machinist Aetna Iron Works, r. 11
Harlan PI
Jovovich Anton, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Jovovich George, nst.iurant, NE cor Drumna and Jack
Jovovich John, barkeeper B. lladovich, r. 29 Geary
Jovozza John, waiter k'. Antuuovich, r. 183 Jessie
Joy Calvin, miner, r. 6 Ceuiral PI
Joy Charles, r. 930 Folsom
Joy Edwin F.. clerk W. W. Montagiie & Co., r. 910 M
Jackson
JOY EDWIN W,, chemist and apothecary, NE cor
Post and Mason, r. 501 Post
Joy H. B., Bhipjniner, r. 624 Fo\irth
Joy Joseph, laborer California Mills, r. 65 West Miss
Joy J. S., miner, r. 225 Bush
Joy Manuel, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Joy Mary (widow), r. NE cor O'Farrell and Hyde
Joy O. H., operator American District Telegraph, r.
113 Eighth
Joy Sarah (widow), r. 930 Folsom
Joy William J. B., musician, r. 312 3^ Minna
Joy William S., pilot stm Centennial, r. 113 Eighth
Joyce Aunie Miss, machinist Edwin H. Mozart, r. 26
Nevada
Joyce Donald, third officer O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Joyce Edmund, proptr Valencia Stables, 721 Valencia
Joyce Edward, mechanic, r. 721 Valencia
Joyce James, clerk Schoenholz Bros. & Co., r. NW cor
Sixth and Bryant
Joyce James, laborer, r. 4 Salmon, rear
Joyce James, laborer, r. 411 Filbert
Joyce James H.. clerk Canavan i^ Co., r. 569 Minna
Joyce John, coaldealer, r. 529 Sacramento
Joyce John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansom
Joyce John, laborer Frank Trevor, r. What Cheer
House
Joyce Jolin, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Joyce Joseph, laborer, r. Oak Street House
Joyce Maria (widow) , r. 0 Lick Alley
Joyce Martin, helper Union Iron Works, r. 511 Miss
Joyce Martin, treasurer Bush Street Theatre, r. 710
California
Joyce Mary, domestic 528 Turk
Joyce Mary A., domestic 408 Tyler
Joyce Matiiew, boarding, 127 Folsom
Joyce Mi. hael, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. 8. City of
New York
Joyce Michael, expressman, cor Davis and Oregon, r.
546 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Joyce Michael J. (Bourdet & Joyce) , r. cor Tliird and
Mission
Joyce Peter W., manager bar room Palace Hotel, r. 1415
Howard
Joyce P. J., crockery and glassware, 111 Sixth
Joyce Theodore, r. 31 Garden
Joyce Thomas, real estate, r. 431J6 Hayes
Joyce. See Joice
Jrecalbra Mary Ann (widow), r. 825 Vallejo
Jreffe Charles, woodcarver, r. 223 Clara
Juarez Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), John
D. Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery,
rooms 14-15
Jubb Thomas C, paint ir, r. 2814 Pine
Juchter Aaron, seaman, r. 666 Bryant
Juchter H., captain schooner George Lewie, office 271
East
Judah E. E. Mrs. (widow), r. 2224 Jackson
Judah Henry R., assistant passenger and ticket agent
Southern Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fourth and
Town.seud, roum 33, r. 2224 Jackson
Judd Charles M. (Judd ^^ Brown) , r. 1-203 Polk
Judd Edward D., shipping clerk Pacific Iron Works,
r. 912 Laguua
Judd Eliza, domestic 807 Franklin
Judd Eliza (widow), r. 719 Ellis
Judd F. 11., timekeeper Pacific Iron Works, r. 912 La-
guna
Judd Garrett P., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
614 Pine
Judd Norris A., (D. Hicks & Co.), r. Oakland
Judd W. P. Mrs., r. 912 Laguna
Judd \ Brown (Charles M. Judd and Peter Brown),
carpenters, 1210 Polk
Judas A. H., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Jude Patrick, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., r. 11 Ne-
vada
Judell Bonifaz, dry goods, 183 Sixteenth
J Udell Hermann L., salesman Jacobs & Glass, r. 717
E'l<ly
Judge Bridget (widow), r. 9 Juniper
Judge Charles, second officer Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Peking
JUDGE CITY CRIMINAI. COURT, chambers
Old City H ill, second floor
JUDGE COUNTY COURT, chambers New City
Hall, second floor
JUDGE DISTRICT COURT (Fourth), chambers
29 Montgi>mery Block
JUDGE DISTRICT COURT (Twelfth), cham-
bers 45-46 Montgomery Hlo k
JUDGE DISTRICT COURT (Fifteenth), cham-
bers 8 Montgomery Av, third floor
JUDGE DISTRICT COURT (Nineteenth). cham-
bers New City Hall, second floor
JUDGE DISTRICT COURT (Twenty-third),
chambers 27 Post
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
JUD
475
JUR
Judge George, barkeeper Thomas W. Brennan, r. 1015
Jackson
Judge James, laborer Curtis & Son, r.366 Natoma
Judge James, miner, r. 435 Pine
Judge James, seaman S. S. Ciiy of Chester, Oregon S.
S. Co.
Judge John, barkeeper Samuel S. Sample, r. 29 Keamy
Judge John, dmyman, r. 1581 Turk
Judne John, hostler, r. 36(5 Natoma
Judge John, mason Pac. Kolliug Mill, r. W s Georgia,
nr Sierra
Judge John, waiter Lick House
Judge Kate, domestic 110 Guerrero
Judge Kate Miss, sl.oefiter Joiy Bros., r. 16r'2 Eddy
JUDGE MUNICIP.VL. COURT OF APPEALS,
chambers Old City Hall, secnnd fluor, ro'in 17
JUDGE MUNICIPAL. CRIMINAL. COURT,
chambers 417 Kearny
Judge Patrick, liixuor saloon, 201 First
JUDGE POLICE COURT, chambers Old City
Hall, second floor
JUDGE PROBATE COURT, chambers New City
Hall, second floc/r
JUDGE U. S. CIRCUIT COURT (Ninth), cham-
bers U. S. Court Building
JUDGE U. S. DISTRICT COURT, chambers
U. S. Court Building
Judge William, deckhand stm Capital, Oakland I'erry,
r. Oa' land
JUDGES SUPREME COURT (State) , chambers
040 Clay
Judis Altouse, traveling agent L. & M. Kahn & Co., r.
112 Ke.irny
Judkins E. H., stoves and tinware, 2120 Mission
Judkins Eliuzo, weigher U. S Custom House, r. 202
Sixth
Judkins Minnie H. Mrs., r. 705 Mission
Juds August, master mariner, r. 22 Vandewater
Jud.son A., mining secretary, office 320 San^om, room
47, r. Oakland
Judson Charles C, capitalist, office 402 Front, r. West
Berkeley
Jud^^on Egbert (S. F. Candle Co., and Judson &
Shepard),and president Cal. P^per Co., offi^^e 402
Fmnt, r. W s Valencia, nr Fifteenth
Judson Henry C, superintendent S. F. Chemical
Works, r. 27 Second Av
Judson Herbert H., druggis^t, NW cor Butte and Ken-
tucky
Judson James, r. W s Valencia, nr Fifteenth
Judson Julia, domestic 1001 California
Judson Thomas R . policeman Cltj Hall, r. N s Clipper,
bet Twenty-fifth aud Twenty-sixth
JUDSON «fe SHEPARD (Egbert .Judson and J. L.
N. Shepard) , pri>ptrs S. F. Chemical Works, and
Sulphur Powdering Jlill (West Berkeley, Alauieda
Co., Cal.), offi. e 4irj Front
Juers Louis, tanner James Duncan, r. NE cor Eighth
and Brannan
Jugassovich A. & Co., restaurant, 106 Sixth
Jugassovich Antone (A. Jugassovich & Co.) , r. 106
Sixth
Juhl Laus, cookNorager & Hjeil, r. G Crystal PI
Juillerat Adoljjh, bookkeeper M. J. Paillard & Co., r.
1027 Green
Juillerat AdolphE. Jr., r. 1027 Green
Juillien Ambroise, r. 1027 Dupont
Jukes Henry, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Oak-
land
Jul James, fireman, r. 7 Harrison Av
Juler James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Julgovich , civil engineer, r. 435 Broadway
Julia Consolidated Mining Co., B. S. Kellogg secre-
tary, office 419 California, room 21
Julian Fannie (widow) , r. W s Folsom. nr Prospect
PI, Bernal Heights
Julian George N. (Ball & Julian), r. The Baldwin
Julian Richard, sailmaker, r. 7 Everett
Julien Charles, merchant, r. 1320 Stockton
Julien Pierre, laborer Andrew Ouderdouk
Julig Leopold, waiter New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Julitz Hermann, liquor saloon, 612 Sacramento, r. 519
Montgomery
JULLIEN J. & CO. (Penn Martin), wines and
liquors, 617 Pacific
JuUien Jules (J. Jullien X- Co.), r. 1214 Stockton
Jumper G. B., r. The Baldwin
Jumper George S. (Pelky & Jumper), r. 1708 Jessie
Junberg Adolph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Junck Bro.hirs (Cnrdt G. & Richard), groceries aud
liquors. SE cor Sa ramento and Prospect PI
Junck Cordt G. (Junck Brothers), r. SE cor Sacra-
mento and Prospe. t PI
Junck Hi' hard (Junck Brothers and Junck & Co.), r.
1016 Clay
Junck & Co. (Richard Junck and August Koch),
gro erii g and liquors, 1016 Clay
Jund Henry, ahceni ker, 535 California, room 6
Jund- Charles, porter French Consulate, r. 1519 Mason
JunefHansE., bookkeeper Herman Haase, r. SE cor
HarriK(.n and Spear
Jun^ Henry (Jung it I tz), r. Orientil Hotel
JUNG JOHN C, blacksmith aud sbuttermaker.
110 Main, r. tiU8 Powell
Jung Leo! 1, pp prietor Oriental Hotel, SW cor Wash-
ington aid Drumm
JUNG & UTZ (Henry Jung and Adam Ulz), wood
and CO 1, SW cor Sutler and Powell
Jungblut August (August Jungblut & Co) , r. 110 Tay-
lor, rear
JUNGBLUT AUGUST «& CO. (Charles Traulsen),
mamiis billiard tables, 10-12 Tyler
Junge Julius, porter Leydecker & Wieboldt, r. 13
Clay
Juniata Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Esmeralda),
! . V. D. Hubbard secretary, office t osmopolitan
Hi tel, room 29
Jurgeiisen Charl s, upholsterer, r. Kappeler Court
Juniper William S., butler A. E. Head. 1105 Taylor
Junker Augustus R.. must ian, r. 7j7 Broadway
JUNKER CHARLES, mar et, 135-137 Gough
Junke Char es, butch' r, r. 13 Page
Junker Charles A., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 10
< alifornia
Junker Frederick, butcher, r. 917 Btichanan
Junker 1 ouis (Junker & Ecks), r. SW cor Fulton and
Layuna
Junker X E ks (Louis Junker and Henry Ecks), mar-
ket, SW cor Fult n and Lnguna
Junkins Charles, ch-r.^ Napbtaly, Friedenrich & Ack-
erman, r. 743 Folsom
JunV.ius Orrin C, shipwright Matthew Turner, r. 743
F .dsom
Jupiter Mining Co. (Mono Co.), E. C. Masten secre-
tary, office '^2 Neva-la Block
Jura Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), John H. Conway
secretary, office 10. L idesdortl'
Jurado Thomas A. (Kerr & Jurado) , r. 215 Post
Jureno k Jos ph, > ngineer Miners' Foiondry, r S s
Napa, nr De Haro
Juret cU St' veu, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 Ne\^Mont
Jurey Walter E., diiver Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
68 First
Jurey Walter E. Mrs., fruits and varieties. 68 First
Jurey. See Juri and Jury
Jiirgens Antone, cigars and tobacco, 153 Second
Jurgeus Kicliard, bri tver Philadelphia Brewery
Jurgens Richard, porter M. ..S: C. M;ingels, r. 8 Minna
Jur-;eusen Charles, uphol-terer, r. Kappehr Court
Jurg' nsen Charles, uphols erer, r. 417 Slason, rear
Jurgeu.~en Eliza, domes ic 1; 04 Van Ness Av
Jiirgeusen Henrietta (widow), r. 300 Tehama
Jurgensen Henry, seaman s hr Sarah
Jurgiiisen Herman, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Jurgensen John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Jurgensen Peter N., laborer Mayrisch Brothers & Co.,
r. 9117 Greenwich
Jurgensen. See lorgensen
J irger Geo'ge, laborer Michael Wappel, r. 204 Fourth
Juri G. (Giovanniiii & Juri), r. 2u0j Stockton
Jun H., r. 635 Clay
Juri Peter, milk ratich. E s Gunnison Av, nr Prospect
PI, ISernil Heights
Jiu*in Baldassare, waiter Mateo Creseaglia, r. 290
Stevenson
Jurs Peter C, cabinetmaker Davis Bros., r. 1610 West
Mission
Jurss John, Master Marinere' Benev. Assn, Druids*
Hall
Jury Gerimia. Swiss Benev. Soc, H}^ Kearny
Jury Henry, waiter Cauipi's Restaurant, r. 903 Sac
Jury Jeremiah, Waiter John Jury ji Brother, r. 424 Jj
Hayes
Jury John fc Brother (Louis and estate of John), res-
taur:int, .524 Merchant
Jury Louis (John Jury & Brother) , r. 424 J^ Hayes
Jury Matilde, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5)4 Kearny
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct
ANDEHSON & HANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
JUK
476
KAL
Jury. See Jurey, and Jiiri
Just Henry, compositor California Demokrat, r. 618
California
JTusti August W., clerk Hixson, Justi & Co., r. 6 Clara
Lane
Justi Charles (Hixson, Justi & Co.). r. 13 Jj Polk
Justi Lozziro, fisherman, r. T.I Vail -jo
Justi Nathaly (For.sic ."c Justi), r. 911 Bryant
aiSTICE MtXIXG CO. (.->torey C .., Nev.) , R E.
Kelly secretary, office 41'.) California, rooms 1-3
JUSTICE'S COUKT CITY AND COUXTY
OF SAX FKAXCISCO, SE cor Kearny and
Washington
Justin Bro. Kev., presi lent St. Mary's College, E s
Mission, four miles from C.ty Hall
Justin Delpont, barkeeper S. Hoffman, r. 1010 Stock
Ju-ty .\lbert, (-ilTerplatiT F. Kro- er, r. 103i Pacific
Jutke Ernest, machine band i alifornia Cracker Co.
N\V" cor Broadway aud Battery
Juzix Leopold, cooper, 61ti Battery, r. Church, nr
Fourteenth
It
Kaak H.. seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Kaben.schuh AVilliam, p .rter, r. 8 Virginia PI
Kach Benoit, capitalist, r. 317 Bush
Kadeiburg Henry, actor, r. 407 O'Farrell
Ka .ely Larry, labonr. r. North (Jennau House
Kadish Jostf, clerk Vieuna Model Bakery, '20.1 Kearny
Kaechile Michael (Kaechele & Roller), r. SEcor Ful-
tun and Octavia
KAECHELE it ROLLER (Micha 1 Kaechele,
aaii Carl Koller) . gro-eri.-S and Lquors, SE cor
Fulton and Octavia
Kaediug Charles V. B. (Liddle & Kaeding), r. 1408
Leavenworth
Kaediug G. E., r. C23 California
Kaeding Josephine Mrs., r. 140« Leavenworth
Kaeintz Jacob, barber, r. 1-5 Stockton
KaellK-r William, barber StaUle &. Beruhard, r. 816
M .ntgomery
Kaemmerling Cora Miss, teacher music, r. 1225 Pierce
Kaemjifer Adolph (J. Lenoir ^ Co.), r. The Windsor
Kaenipler Charles B., boottitter G. Rotenkolbcr, r. 3
Gardner Alley
Kaenipler Morris, salesman S. Silberstein, r. The
Windsor
Kafku Joseph, liquor dealer, r. 4^3 Jessie
Kafka Lee T., saUsman r. ]5'23 Bush
Kafka Samuel, cigarinaker Aaron Mayor, r. 463 Jessie
Kafka .^mon, fruir jeddler, r. 463 JeK>ie
Kafka Simon L., salesman S. Hartsman, r. 4.59 Tehami
Kage Herman, Tailors' Pro. Lniou, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Kaher Daniel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. NW cor
Arkansas anei Mariiiosa
Kahl Frank, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11 Dow-
ney
Kahler Christ, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r,
13.9}^ Natoma
Kahler Ernest, waiter, r. 1642}^ Mission
Kidiler Franz, taihir, r. 218 Prospc ct PI
Kahler John, pressman Kane & Cook, r. 1319 Natoma
Knh er L. H.. r. Clipper Ho. el
Kahu Aaron, market, .-iE cor McAllister and Laguna
Kiiliu Adolph J. (Lefevre .v Kahn), r. liU Pine
Kabn Frederick, cle>k Dinkel.->plel & Nordmann, r.
Oaliland
Kahn Henry, r. 1129 Mission
Kahu Hei.ry (Kahn .V Br.d), r. 33,5 Bush
Kahu H nry, artificial flnwi rs, 407 Kearny, r. 611 Pine
Kahu Henry, jewel.;r. r. 1207 Jacks n
Kaliu Herman, bakery and confectionery, 946)4 Mis-
Kioii
Kahn Hyman, porter Godchaux Brothers & Co., r. 11
Harris n Av
Kahn Israel, fancy goods, 908 AFarket. r. 1129 Mission
Kahn Jns ph (Porter, Oppeuhiimer, Slessinger&Co.)
r. 70) Post
Kahn Joseph, cigars and toba<:co, 773 Market, r. 732)4
Minna
KAHX JOSEPH, proptr Eureka Bowling Saloon,
416 Pme, r. 1207 Jackson
Kahn Josepih Jr., barkeeper Joppph Kahn, r. 1207 Jack
Kahn Jules (Kahn Bros.. Hill's Ferrv, Cal.), office 515
Market, r. 1.">11 G. ary
Kahn JuUus, clerk Heriuan Kahn, r. 946)4 Mission
KAHN L. & M. & CO. (Charles Bierig), wholesale
Wat hes and jewelry, 112 Kearny
Kahn Lambert, porter Triest & Fnedlander, r. 839 Mc-
Allister
Kahn Leon, butcher, r. 731 Geary
Kahn Leopold, capitalist, r. 821 Mission
Kahn Louis (L. & M. Kahn & Co.), r. New York
Kahn L 'Uis, butcher, 1 Metropolitan Market, r. 108
Twenty-fifth
Kahn Max, butcher Bernhardt Hermann, 801 Geary
Kahu -Meyer, teamster Godchaux Brothers & Co., r. 11
Harrison Av
Kahn Minuie Miss, sewing machine operator Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 731 Geary
KHhn Moses (L. k M. Kahn & Co.), r. New York
Kahn S., st 'Ckbroker, office 113 Leidesdorff, room 1, r.
60ri Sutter
Kahn Samuel, bookbinder, r. 731 Geary
KAHX S.4.RAH MISS, florist, 716 Washington
Kahn Simon, clerk Kurtz & Rosenbaum, r. 1004 Van
Ness Av
Kahu Solomon, salesman I. Kahn, r. 1129 Mission
Kahu William E.. clockmaker, r. 1207 Jackson
KAHX & BROD (H. Kahn and Marcus Brod), im-
porters optical, nautical, and mathematical goods,
335 Bush
Kahu. See Cahn, Cohn, and Cohen
Kahnweiler Jacob, salesman Pacific Jewelry Co., r.
502 Bu~h
Kahnweiler Jacob, i^ateht life preservers, 310 Sansom,
r. 524 Sutter
Kaholfer Peter, carpenter, r. 1 Hinckley
Kahor Harry, salesman Palmer Bros., r. 734 Market
Kahrs Claus, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 1428 Mission
Kahrs Henry, seaman, r. Western House
Kahrs J' bn, pro eries and liquors, 124 First
Kaifer Alois (Distel 4: Kaifer), r. Thirty-third Av, nr
Point Bay View
Kain Ca:l, seaman, r. 46 Spear
Kain James, r. 73 Natoma
Kain J.mies, clerk M. W. Kain, r. 239 Sixteenth
Kain Jeremiah, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Kain Michael W., butcher, 6-7 Mission Market, r. 239
Sixteenth
Kain. See Cain, Cane, and Kane
Kaiser Babbitte, domestic 209 Turk
Kaiser Christoph, bootmaker M. Reubold, r. 11 Ber-
nard
Kaiser Frederick, bootmaker Joseph Simon, r. 528
Pacific
Kaiser George (George Kaiser & Co.), r. 1120 Filbert
Kaiser George & Co. (Charles F. Wagner), butchers,
17-19 California Market
Kaiser Ja'-ob, r. 231 Fifteenth
Kaiser John, cook Marco Vanoni, r. 3 St Charles PI
Kaiser Joseph, stone, utter David Moore, r. NE cor
Sutter and Central Av
Kaiser Joseph, tailor, r. (i Reed PI
KAISER WILLIAM, merchant tailor, 335 Bush,
r. 1209 P..^t
Kaiser. Sec Kayser and Keyser
Kal.diila 'Ihomas, seaman schr Tawera, Green Street
Wharf
Kalay Ai.thony, molder Giovannini & Bennerscheidt,
r. Berkeley
Kalb Peter J., proptr Philadelphia Bakery, SE cor
Mission and Thirteenth
Kalbeii Edward, jeweler C. H. Lindermann, r. 402
(irove
Kalber John, foreman Richard W. Simpsou, r. 164
Minna
Kalberg Themes, seaman, r. 1109 Montgomery
Kalilez Jose M., r. ir.lO Ma.son
Kalefendt August, tanner Liguna Tannei-y
Kalin Joseph, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Kalish Max purser S. S. Humboldt, Jackson St. Wharf,
r. 2.0 Seven h
Kalisher E. D., commission merchant, office 310 CaU
r. 4'JO Van Ntss Av
Kalisher Edward (Steinberger & Ealisher) , r. 420 Van
Ness Av
Kalish' r F. Miss, assi-.tint Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 420 Van Ness Av
Kalish. r J. L., mohel, offi.e 108 Battery, r. 657 Har
Ki.lisher Nathan, salesman E Maiisbach, r. 6.57 Har
Kalii-her S. E., clerk B. cker & Jacoby, r. 6.57 Harrison
Kvlisky Charles, idothing, and gents furuishing goods,
10.1-111 Second, r. 330 Tyler
Kalisky Louis (Kalisky \- Fliegelman), r. 176 Minna
BULLOCK Si J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 710 Kearny St
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Kalisky & Fliegelman (L. Kalisky and David I*liegel-
miin). merchant tailors, 42H Kearny
Kalkhiifl' Joseph, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Kallenberg Theodore, muchiuisl and modelmnker, 32
Fremont, r. 30 Louisa
Kalluian Isidore, salesman M. Franklin, r. 538 McAl-
lister
Kallmeyer S., r. 1108 Stockton
KALLOCH ISAAC M. REV., pastor Fifth Bap-
tist Church, r. '2314 Mission
KAIil-OCH ISAAC S. REV., pastor Metropnli-
tan Temple, and publisher Metropolit.in Banner
and The Evangel, office NK cor Filth and Jessie,
r. 2314 Mission
Kallru-s Isaac, r. 100 Sixth
Kallstrom Herman, pilot stm S. M. Whipple, r. Oak-
land
Kalmbach August, musician, r. 2116 Powell
Kalmuk Moritz, cigar manufacturer, 46 Fourth, r. 338
Tehama
Kalsou Simon, seaman, r. Western House
Kalteubach Charles, engineer, r. SE cor Greenwich
and Larkin
Kalthoff August, porter Lewis P. Sage, r. 12 Haw-
thorne
Kalthotf Bernard, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 12
Hawthorne
Kalthotl' Hugo, clerk A. Baumgarten, r. 12 Hawthorne
Kaltschiuidt Oscur, portraitpainter, studio 649 Wash
Kalvelage Clemens, groceries and liquors, S\V cor
Franklin and Fell
Kaminsky Max, watchmaker .Albert Ritter,r. 452 Jessie
Kamlade Charles (Te igue & Kamlade) , r. 550 Mission
Kamlade Frederick, driver Ten Cent Package Delivery
Co., r. 2013 OFarrell
Elamman Charles F., clerk quartermaster's dept, U. S.
A., r. SW cor Leavenworth and Broadway
Kamman George, clerk Hermann Kolkmann, r. SE cor
Geary and Hyde
Kammer Louis, butcher, r. 610 Powell
Kammerer Charles, tailor Schafer & Co., r. 503 Union
Kammerer Frederick, tailor, 813 Pacific
Kammerer George (Kammerer .t Koch), r. 1525 Dup
Kammerer Louis, clerk, r. 813 Pacific
Kammerer & Koch (George Kammerer and Frank
Koch) . hairdressing saloon, 542 California
Kammerling Emil, cook Joe Giusti, r. 9 Reed PI
Kammitter Mary (widow) , r. 2204 Geary
Kamua George, broonimaker, r. 314 Treat Av
Kamp Albert, clerk, r. 1204 Union
Kamp Eliza, (wid(jw), r. 38 Natoma
Kamp Frederick W., groceries and liquors, 38 Natoma
Kamp William, stevedore, r. 32 Steuart
Kamp. See Camp and Campe
Kampfmann F. W., Master Mariners Benev. A.=Bn.,
Druids' Hall
KAaiPS FRED TV., restaurant and liquor siloon,
1(;-18 California and 23 Davis, r. NE cor Castro
and Clipper
Kanary David, painter, r. 82 Natoma
Kandh r Phillip, waiter Scroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearney
Kane Andrew J., soap manuf., r. 1050 Howard
Kane Bernard, laborer S. F. Gr.iding and Macad'g
Co., Long Bridge
Kane Bridget (w'dow), r. 860 Harrison
Kane Charles (Kane k Heaney) , r. 514 Minna
Kane Chauncy, horsejockey, r. l.'iOO Turk
Kane David, commis-ary County Jail, r. 1112 Wash
Kane David, Jr., gasfitter, r. 1112 Washington
Kane Dennis, laborer, r. W s Church bet Army and
Twenty-seventh
Kane Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. cor Haight
and Lyon
Kane Edward, painter, r. 2721 Folsom
Kane Frauds, laborer, r. 279 Minna
Kane Francis B., physician, office 020 Market, r. 338
Eddy
Kane Frank E.,with Western Fire and Marine Ins. Co.
of Cal., r. 611 Eddy
Kane George P., bookkeeper Odorless Excavating Ap-
paratus Co., r. 000 Bush
Kane lleury, teamster James McDevitt, r. cor Minna
and Sixth
Kane Henry A., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 40
Clementina
Kane Hugh, longshoreman, r. IOC Jackson
Kane Hu^ih, teamster Storm & Co., r. 107Town8end
Kane J., assistant propertyman Adelphi Theatre, r.
607 California
Kane J., laboier Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kaue James (Kane & Michelson), r. cor Folsom and
Tenth
Kane James, clerk Morning Call, r. 411)4 Natoma
Kaue James, groceries and liquors, N s Jersey, bet
Vicksbu g and Sanchez
Kane James, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and
Tehama
Kaue Jumes, hackman W. Lambert, r. 153 Clara
Kane James, laborer, r. 118 Shipley
K;ine James, shoemaker, r..l5 Nevada
Kane James, te .mster James McDevitt, 911 Sansom
Kane Jiiuies C, collector Oakland Ferry, r. 1618 West
Mission
Kane James F., pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
P..nama
Kaue James M., pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 518?^
Natoma
Kane Jeri-miah, tailor, r. 21 Hunt
Kane Jeremiah J., plaster r, r. 213 Dora
Kaue John, r. 1U8 E eventh
Kaue Jo. Ill (Kane & Cook) , r. 11 Liberty
Kaue John, baker James McDeviit, r. cor Minna and
Sixth
Kane John, bricklayer Diggins Bros.', r. 2512 Suiter
Kane John, cUrk, r. 227 Geary
Kane John, groceries and liquc.rs, 11 Gilbert
K:ine John, Ijibi^rer, r. 113 Clinton
Kane John, liquor saloon, 148 ■ teuart
Kane John, livery and feed stables, 1408 Folsom
Kane John, seaman, r. 2.(8 Sleuart
K:m.- Joliu F., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2727
Bryant
Kam- Juhu W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kane Josex^h, cendu tor N. B. and Mission R. B.
Kane Josi ph, laborer, r. 326 Spear
Kane Joseph, silver finisher, r. 208 Chestnut
Kane Kate Mrs., bakery, 15 Nevada
Kaue Lawrence (Kane & Heaney), r. 116 Silver
Kaue Lizzie, chambermaiil Kiiss House
Kune Margaret E. Miss, r. 18 Mason^
Kaue Martin, laborer, r. 907 Capp, rear
Kane M iry, domestic Felix Coblentz, 1834 Powell
Kaue Michael, r. 4 Carolina
Kane M.ch..el (Kane, O'Leary & Co.), r. 611 Eddy
Kane Michael, boilexmaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 14
Natorua
Kane Michael, carpenter, r. 208 Chestnut
Kane Michael, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 34
Filth Av
Kane Michael, hostler Charter Oak Stable, r. 240
third
Kane Michael, hostler Healy&Fagen,r. Helvetia Hotel
Ka.ie Michael, laborer, r. 2i Sherwood PI
Kane Michael, liquor saloon, 501 Howard, r. 507 How
Kane, Michael, peddler, r. 25 Nevada
Kane Michael, jdumber George Crowley, r. 4 Caroline
Kiiie Michael, stevedore, r. 4 Can dine
KANE, 0'J..EARY «Sf CO. (Max Gruenberg, Fer-
gus O'Leary and Michael Kaue), importers and
w.iolesaleuealers wines and liquors, 0U7-009 Front
Kane Patrick, assistant County Purveyor's Office, r.
1841 htevenson
Kane Pat ick, boot-treer Buckingham & Hecht, r. N 8
St. Ruse, bet Wood and Collins
Kane Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1506 Turk
Kane Patrick, labt'rer, r. 4 Lawrence PI
Kaue Pa rick, laborer, r. 1841 Stevenson
Kaue Patrick, laborer, r. E a Boyce, N of Point Lobos
Av
Kane Patrick, painter, r. 339 Jessie
Kaue Kichard, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kane Robert, mining, r. 318 Sixth
Kauo Theoiiore, solicitor, r. 20:^ Sixth
Kaue Thomas, carpenter, r. 634 Howard
Kane Thomas, carpenter, r. 748 Harrison
Kane Thomas, currier Laguna Tannery, r. SW cor
Filbert and Van Ness Av
Kane Thomas, hackman Plaza, r. 7 Mission PI
Kane Thomas, miner, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Kane Thomas J., liquor saloon, cor Railroad and
Tweuty-si.xth avs. South S. F.
Kane Thomas L., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 40
Clementina
Kane William, drayman David Porter, r. 9 Tay
Kaue William, fireman, r. SE cor Broadway and Davis
Kane William F., painter, r. 1112 Washington
Kane William H., engineer, r. 1929 Sutter
Kaue William P,, salesman Goodwin & Co., r. 1713
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KANE & COOK (John Kane and Piter Cook),
book and job printers, 412 Com, and ■til Clay
Kane & H^aney (Charles Kane, Lawrence Kane and
John Heaney), daiiy produce, 11-40 Centre
Market
Kane & Miohelson (.lamps Kane and Mark Michelson),
liqunr saloon, 22 Fifth
Kane. See Cain. Cane and Kain
Kaueen P. K , student Heald's Business College
Kaungiesser Julius, sausage fa tory, 1409 Sto kton
Kaui-as City. St. Joseph and Council Blufl's R. R., T.
H. Dearborn genercl a«ent, office 3 New Mont
Kant Anton, tailor. 31 Morton
Kanzee Robert (H. Plagemaim & Co.), r. 726 Turk
Kanzlee A. S., miner, r. 63.5 California
Kanz emeyer Frederick, shoemaker, r. Philadelphia
House
Kaplan Abraham, clerk Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.,
r. l(ilU Turk
Kaplan Albert, messenger Registrar of Voters Office,
New City Hall, r. 420 Tyler
Kap'au Hyman, r. 1610 Turk
Kiiplin Jacob, menhant, r. 905 Market
Kaplan Levi, r. liilO Turk
K.'\.Pt.AN LiOUIS, registrar of voters, office New
City Hall, basement, r. 1106 Eddy
Kaplan Marie E. JUss, teacher, r. KilO Turk
Kapp GtorgeJ., bjikir. r. 309 Tehama, rear
KappelJulius, laborer Gul. Sugar Betiuery, r. 8 De-
catur
Kappel. r Lawrence, r. Kappeler Court
K ppes Ad'ilph, brewer Philadelphia Brewery
Kuppes Frank, .steward S. S. Moutorey, r. 28 Tehama
Kappi Theodore, cook, r. 4.5 Sacramento
KaiJpke Heurj- F., jiri-ci vies and liquors, SE cor Union
and Mason, r. 737 Union
Kara Lawrence, blacksmith, r. W s Columbia, bet
Twenty-lifth and Twenty-sixth
Karaoliiff D. Emanuel, interpreter languages, r. 700
B.oadway
Knratar Maroe, hotel manager, r. lO'lS Mission
Kar.itar Matilda ivliss, teacher music, r. 1033 Mission
Karl Adam, woodcarver, r. 242 Sutter
Karl Uenry, barkeeper Henry Docrr, r. 163 Jessie
Karl. See Carl
Kir. son -John F., seaman S. S. Monterey, r. 225 Bat
Karniilenski Jacob, .igars and tobacco, 007 Davis, r.
917 Montgomery
Karnes Anthony, cabinetmaker, r. 530 Fifth
Kariis Ann (wid »w) . r. 44 Park Av
Karpel tiabriel P., bookkeeper Henry Froomberg, r.
J 14 Post
Karpenkop M. J., wines and liquors, 123 Sixth, r. 448
Clementina
Karr J.mies, painter, r. 114G Howard
Karr WiUiaui J., but her John Kohl, r. 633 J^ Stev
Karr. See Carr and Kerr
Karras Mary Miss, milliner, 1006 Stockton
Ranas Max' (Brown & Karras) , r. lOOtl Stockton
Kurs Lawrence, foremau trackmen N. B. and Mission
1 R. K.
' Kursharowsky Charles, iron cornicemaker Conlin &
I Itoberts, r. NE itor Binh Av and Uitavia
' Karsky Miriam Miss, assistant Silver Street Pi imary
I Schod, r. 222(>P..st
I Karsky S;imuel, fringemaker S. Ettinger, r. 2226 Post
j Karsky Vietor I., boolikec pir H. KuUmau, r. 2226 Post
Karsteu Theodore, salesman Schroder & Albrecht, r.
! West Oakland
Karsteu \\ illiani, brewer, r. COS Sixth
Karstcn William, laborer New York Brewery, 408
I Shotwell
Karstens Charles (Karstens & Gries),nnd groceries,
and li(iuor.'j, NE cor Jackson and Sansom, r. 320
Thirte. nth
Karstens Junius, machinist, r. 433 Broadway
Karstens & (iries (Charles Karstens and Frederick
Gries), wines and liquors, NE cor Howard and
Bealo
Kartz Charles, butcher Charles Scipel, r. 2302 Mission
Kas Anna, domestic .518 Tyler
Kasche William, liquor saloon, 18 Geary, r. 936 Miss
Kashevaroff William Rev., deacon Russian Church,
r. 525 Greenwich
Kaskrl Jacob (Louis Kaskel k Son), r. 417 Hyde
KasUel Louis (Louis Kaskcl & Son), r. 417 Hyde
Kaskel Louis ^v Son, (Jacob Kaskel), luauufs Kosher
sausages, 10 Taylor
Haskell Abraru, clerk J. Lindo & Co., r. 1214 Pacific
KaslicU Adolidi (KasUell Brothers), r. 1120 Leav
Kaskell Augustus, helper William D. Hobro, r. ^
H'lputon Terrace
Kaskell Benjamin, policeman City Hall, r. 3 Hopeton
Terrace
Kask- 11 Brothers (Adolph and Morris), hat and cap
manufs, 617 Commercial, and 423 Kearny
Kaskell Charles, expressman, NE cor Kearny and Cal-
ifornia, r. 3 Hopeton Terrace
Kaskell Louis, clerk Kaskell Brothers, r. 1120 Leav
Kaskell Morris (Kaskell Brothers), r. 1120 Leav
Kaspar Heney, milkman, r. H^ Ivetia Hotel
Kaspar Loretz, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Kaspar. See Caspar and Casper
Kast Francis X., manager Kast & Co., r. E 8 Dolores,
nr Market
Kast Ji seph S., foreman Kast & Co., r. 630 Valencia
East Joseph, r. E s Dolores, ur Market
Kast Louis S., bookkeeper Kast & Co., r. 1141 Howard
Kast Michael J., salesman Kast & Co., r. E s Dolores,
nr Ma'ket
KAST 6t, CO. (Jacob J. Hahuand Peter H. Donks),
boots and shoes, 756 Market, and 2-6 Dupont
Kastan Loui.s, bookkeeper E. Gosliusky & Co., r. 623
California
Kastan Paul, student P?.cific Business College, r. Ahl-
born Hoiise
Kasten Louis, barber Charles K.Zimmer, r. 32!^ Geary
Hasten Louisa Mrs., r. '2'M VV'illnw Av
Kasten Robert, watchmaker H. M. Lewis, r. 209 Minna
Kaster John, coulee lioner Emil A. Engelberg, r. NE
Vallejo and Kearny
Kat Isen Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 907 Folsom
Kately LawKnce, laborer Cal. White Lead Works, r.
,522 Eighth
Kather Albert, student Heald's Business College
Katka Walter, seaman, r. 204 Steiiart
Katt William, carrier Abend Post, r. Golden Gate
Hotel
Kattelmann William F., painter, r. 161 Shipley
Katten Simon, talesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co., r. 632
Turk
Katz Abraham, boots and shoes, 16 Dupont, r. 32)^
Geary
Katz David, peddler, r. 439 Natoma
Katz Emanuel, solicitor S. F. Chronicle, r. Brunswick
House
K'ltz Eva Miss, dressmaker, r. 521 Hyde
Katz Frederick, butcher 94-100 California Market, r.
1006 Union
Katz Frederick Jr., butcher Frederick Katz, r. 1006
Union
Katz George, foreman Frederick Katz, r. 1006 Union
Katz Jacob (Gans <*c Katz), r. 120 F.ll
K.tz M. (M. Katz & Co.), r. 2616 Bush
Katz M. & Co., market, 2(ili) Bush
Kaiz Wiliiam, bookkeeper Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r.
610 Pine
Katzenbach Frederick, teacher music, r. 119 Fulton
Katzeuberger Caiheriue, (widow) , shoeiitter, r. 268
Jessie
Kauce Frank, couductorOmnibus R.R..r. 320 O'Farrell
Kaucher Frederick, Iramemaker J. J. Stevenson & Co.,
r. 15 Rausch
Kaufer Constantiue, driver Iluctcr Brothers & Co., r.
Twenty-fourth, bet Rhod ■ Island and Kaisas
Kauff lUg Louis U., dentist. olUce and r. 717 Green
Kaufman Adam, boomialier, lli7 Jackson
Kaufman Charles, butcher, r. 623 Ellis
Kaufman Charles, civil and mining engineer, office
4(12 Montgomery, rocnn H, r. 2024 Bush
Kaufman Charles, i lerk Banner Broth, rs, r. 328 T.vler
Kaufman Charhs, salesman J. .Schweitzer & Co., r.
623 Ellis
Kaufman Charles, shijiping clerk Banner Brothers, r,
617 Larkiu
Kaufman Clinrles H., exchange teller Nevada Bank of
San Frnnci.sco, r. San Rafael
Kaufman Edward S., stockbroker, office 304 Mont-
gomery, r. 931 Tyler
Kaufmau Fanny .Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1.521 Market
Kaufman H. M., salesman Bach, Meese & Co., r.
Brunswick House
Kaufman Joseph 11., auctioneer Ij. Ryan, r. 246 Fourth
Kaufmau Julius M., traveling salesman P. Berwiu &
Brother, r. 312 Stockton
Kaufman Marks, r. 617 Larkin
Kaufman Mary (widow), r. 617 Larkin
Kaufman Robert, driver Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 1005
Geary
Kaufmau S. & Co., stock brokers, office 301 Mont
BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Montaomery Street, Importers Men's Pine Neck Wear
TRUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Kaufman Samuel (S. Kaufman & Co.), r. 931 Tyler
Kaufman William M., salesman S. Bine, r. 1119 Van
Ness Av
Kaufmanu August, musician, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmauu Augnsta Miss, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Fritz, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fifth
and Clara, and SW cor Valencia and Twenty-first
Kaufmann Harry E., wines and liquors, 30 Mont-
gomery, r. 2'2 John
Kaufmanu Henry L., musician, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Herman, clerk Ludeman Brothers, r. 1009
Mason
Kaufman Jacob, butcher,407 Third, r. cor Harrison and
Third
Kaufmanu Joseph, butcher Rebecca Levi, r. NW cor
Bryant and Chesley
Kaufmann Louisa Miss, dressmaker, r. 1009 Mason
Kaufmann Melauie Miss, r. 1511 Geary
Kaufmann Sebastian, expressman, cor California and
Drumm, r. San Bruno Road, nr Cortland Av
Kaul Samuel, tailor, 405 Commercial, r. 807 Mission
Kaulfuss Frederick C, glass engraver B. Nathan & Co.,
r. 314 Tyler
Kaupert Joseph, butcher, r. 2200 Filmore
Kauser Nichlaus, ,Swiss Benev. Soc. 5 Ji Kearny
Kauss John, sheepherder, r. 18 First
Kauth Nicolaus, r. 511 Pacific
Kautsch Otto, laborer Henry Simon, r. 631 Pacific
Kautzmann George, carpet weaver, 39 Second, r. 51
Jessie
Kavanagh Ann Mrs., r. SE cor Lombard and Scott
Kavanagh Bell Miss, milliner, r. 39 Fifth
Kavanagh Edward, shipsmith, r. 750 Minna
Kavanagh Edward D., wood, coal and feed, Fourteenth
Av, bet Kailroad Av and N, South S. F.
Kavanagh George, real estate, r. 2014 Jackson
I Kavanagh James, calker, r. 8 Caroline
I Kavanagh James, milk ranch, SE cor Lombard and
i Scott
[ Kavanagh James, policeman City Hall, r 25 Clem
I Kavanagh James H., plumber and gastitter Thomas
: Bay, r. S\V cor Santa Clara and Potrero Av
Kavanagh John, elevatorman The Baldwin, r. 110
1 Sixth
j Kavanagh John, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co., r. 15M
Tehama
Kavanagh John, merchant tailor, 6 New Montgomery,
j r. li;09 Howard
Kavanagh John, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
! 109 Front
j Kavanagh John Jr., cutter John Kavanagh, r. 1209
Howard
Kavanagh John C, gardener, r. SW cor Seventeenth
and Potrero Av
Kavanagh John J., waiter Alfred W. Manning, r. 8 Vir-
ginia PI
Kavanagh Joseph, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Kavanagh Katie E., domestic 900 Powell
Kavanagh Lizzie, r. 122 Eleventh
Kavanagh Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 39 Fifth
Kavanagh Mary J. Miss, r. SW cor Santa Clara and
Potrero Av
Kavanagh Patrick, polisher Schulz & Fischer, r. 2
Tehama
Kavanagh Richard H., salesman S. Bine, r. 1209 How
Kavanagh Thomas, r. 802 Van Ness Av
Kavanagh Thomas, boilermaker, r. 2 Natoma
Kavanagh Thomas J., clerk Clute & Loveland, r. 25
Clementina
Kavanagh William, boilermaker, r. 2 Natoma
Kavanagh. See Cavanagh and Cavauaugh
Kavanaugh John, clerk John Gavin, r. 25 Natoma
Kavauaugh John T., teacher music, r. 510 Fulton
Kavanaugh Lawrence, tireman Palace Hotel
Kavanaugh Maurice, asphaltum roofer, r. N 8 Day,
nr Thirtieth
Kaveny Thomas J., watchman stm Bay City, Alameda
Ferry
Kawmaun William, gilder, r. 238 Sutter
Kay Harry, miner, r. 48 Silver
Kay Heury, carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kay Joel, miner, r. 1014 Mission
Kay Samuel, painter, r. 1104 Howard
Kay Wallace, clerk Peterson & Palmer, r. 233 O'Farxell
Kay William, grocer, r. 233 O'Farrell
Kayser Albert, compositor Humorint, r. 13 M John
Kayser Bros. (Richard and Frank), hay, grain, wood,
and coal, 1118-1120 Pacific
Kayser Clemens, printer, r. 22 Turk
Kayser David (M. Kayser & Bro.) , r. 713 Ellis
Kayser Frank (Kayser Bros.), r. 1120 Pacific
Kayser Fritz (Kayser & Klose) , r. Turk Street Hotel
Kayser M. & Brother (David Kayser), clothing and
furnishing goods, 223 Montgomery
Kayser Marcus (M. Kayser & Bro.), r. 713 Ellis
Kayser Richard (Kayser Bros.), r. 1116 Pacific
Kayser William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kayser & Klose (Fritz Kayser and Philipp Klose),
proptrs Turk Street Hotel, 22-24 Turk
Kayser. See Kaiser, Keiser and Keyser
Kayton Peter, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Keach Arnold P., teamster California Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 945 Mission
Keachie Kate Miss, milliner, 213 Geary
Keady James E., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 1213
Mission
Keady John J., r. 1213 Mission
Keagel Edward, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co.
Keaman C, contractor, r. 13 Page
Keau Annie M. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r. 7
Meacham PI
Kean Dennis, piano varnisher C. K. Hall, r. 32
Rausch
Kean James A., secretary Archbishop Alemany, r. 1647
Broadway
Kean M. C. (Fritz & Kean) , r. 204 Ellis
Kean Robert, agent Mutual Life Assurance Co., office
227 Second, r. 223 Second
Kean Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 40
Clementina
Kean Thomas, carriage driver, r. 7 Meacham PI
Kean William, bookkeeper, r. NE cor O'Farrell and
Hyde
Kean Winifred (widow) , r. 32 Rausch
KEANE BKOTHEKS (James and Thomas Keane),
importers, wholesale and retail dealers foreign
and domestic dry and fancy goods, 107-113 Kearny
Keane Charles H., bookkeeper Eugene P. Murphy, r.
409 Pine
Keane David, tanner ar>d currier, r. 1213 Columbia
Keane Dennis D., shoeculter S.W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 241 Fell
Keane Elizabeth (widow), r. N s Prospect PI, near
FolBom, Bernal Heights
Keane George B., physician, r. C19 Green
Keane James (Keane Brothers) , r. 340 Page
Keane James, shoemaker H. M. Couch, r. 15 Nevada
Keane John, r. 019 Green
Keane Jolin, speculator, r. 1823 Stockton
Keane Malachi, foreman Main & Winchester, r. 1932
Stevenson
Keane Patrick, clerk Keane Brothers, r. 816 Jessie
Keane Richard, shipcarpenter, r. 26 Frederick
Keane Thomas (Keane Brothers), r. 340 Page
Keane. See Kean, Keen, and Keene
Keaney Felix, carriage manuf, 966 Mission, r. 33 Eddy
Keaney William, plasterer, r. 10 Lilly Av
Keaney. See Keeuey
Keans Frank, barber Samuel Plante, r. 440 Bush
Kearce Patrick, meter reader Spring Valley Water
' Works, r. 20 Glover
Kearn John, miner, r. 509 Washington
Kearu Thomas, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Kearney Annie, domestic 1299 Taylor
Kearney Catharine (widow) r. 137 Dora
Kearney Catharine (widow), r. 233 Jessie
Kearney Daniel, drayman, 509 Sacramento, r. 138
Gough
Kearney Denis, president W. P. C, office 861 Market,
r. 138 Gough
Kearney Edward, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 506 Eighth
Kearney E. 11., druggist, r. 503 Folsom
Kearney Ellen (widow) , furnished rooms, 43 Tehama
Kearney James, r. 100 Jones
Kearney James (Hall & Kearney), r. 809 Mission
Kearney James, clerk O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart, r.
516 Natoma
Kearney James, compositor Monitor, r. 208 Tyler
Kearney James, laborer, r. 530 Third
Kearney James, waiter Russ House, r. 017 Mission
Kearney James F., tailor, 1122 Harrison
Kearney Jennie, domestic 1518 host
Kearney Johanna (widow), r. 956J^ Howard
Kearney John, r. 7 Mint Av
Kearney John, barkeeper estate of Jonathan C. Mc-
Kewen, r. 271 Stevenson
Kearney John, bootmaker, r. 127 Silver
Kearney John, furniture dealer, r. 1933 Jessie
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Kearney John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Kearney Jolin, laborer Eisdon 1. and L. Works, r. 242
Fremont
Kearney John, liquor saloon, NW cor Leavenworth
ami McAllister, r. 585 Xatoma
Kearney John, policeman City Hall, r. 567 Minna
Kearney John, seaman, r. King Street House
Kearney John, stonecutter McVicker & Roche, r. 727
Natoma
Kearney John, teamster, r. 9 Boyd
Kearney John, waiter Pacific Mail S. 8. Colima
Kearney John B., printer, r. 727 Natoma
Kearney John J., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
cor Pennsylvania Av and Sixth, South S. F.
Kearney Juseph ii. P., student Charles H. Parker, r.
SE cor Clay and Baker
Kearney Martin, shoemaker, 229 Tenth
Kearney Mary, domestic 1015 Larkin
Kearney Matthew, compositor Monitor, r. 208 Tyler
Kearney Michael, laborer, r. 741 Market
Kearney Michael, varnisher Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 335 Sixth
Kearney M. Theodore, real estate, r. Palace Hotel
Kearney Patrick, groceries and liquora, NW cor Pa-
cific and Leavenworth, r. 1320 Hyde
Kearney Patrick, teamster, r. 17 Tehama
Kearney Patrick W., plumber and gasfltter, r. 127 Sil-
ver
Kearney Peter, longshoreman, r. N s Union, nr San
KKARXEY PETER A., druggl.^t, 501 Folsom
Kearney Peter J. (Roberts & Kearney), r. 826 Filbert
Kearney R. M., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 129
Third
Kearney Thomas H., real-estate agent, 408 California,
r. 8 Potter
Kearney Timothy F., coachman, NW cor Folsom and
Thirteenth
Kearney William, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 306 Fell
Kearney. See Carney and Kearny
Kearns George J., porter W. & J. Sxoane, r. 8 Jones
Ki^aruB James, shoemaker, r. S s Post, nr Central Av
Kearns James H., salesman Donnelly, Dunne & Co.,
r. 1133 Columbia
Kearns James J., butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., r.
1133 Columbia
Kearns John, laborer, r. W s Michigan, nr Shasta
Kearns Matthew, laborer New City Hall, r. 436 Jessie,
rear
Kearns Michael, laborer, r. 5 Varenne PI
Kearns Micnael, wood and coal, 1523 Dupont, r. 1525
Dupont
Kmrns P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kearns Patrick, commission nier>hant. r. 628 Fulton
Ktarna Terrence, laborer, r. S s Post, nr Central Av
I Kearns Thomas, driver City R. K. r. 121 Fifteenth
j Kearns Thomas, ttamster, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
I Kearns. See Kerns
Kiaruy Alice Miss, laundress Palace Hotel
Kearny Ann (widow) , r. 335 Sixth
, Kearny James H., sailmaker, r. 17 Harriet •
Ki arny Mary Miss, r. 520 Jessie •
Kearny Patrick, fireman Central Pac. R. R. stm Tran-
sit, r. 310 i'olsom
Kearny R., Uuigshoreman Menzies & Bingham
I Kearny William, policeman City Hall, r. 1310 Jack-
I son
i Kearny William, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Marsh House,
Sixth Av, South S. F.
Kearny. See Carney and Kearney
KearsHge Mill & Mining Co., John Calvert secretary,
office 131 Montgomery
Kcarse Annie, domestic Welbon House
Keasman Charles contractor, r. 13 Page
Keoting A. Mrs., r. 1142)4 Market
Keating Bridget (widow), r. ir, College PI
Keating Corn.lius, clerk, r. 418 Stevenson
Keating Cornelius J., plasterer, r. 709 Minna
Keating D., clerk, r. 1142 !« Market
Keating David, stonemason, r. 5 College PI
Keating Dennis, contractor, r. NK cor Bryant andDore
Keating Dennis, plasterer, r. 709 Minna
Keating Edward, foreman pipelayer Spring Valley
Water Wnrks, r. 733 >6 Clementina
Keating Edward, foreman plating department Cal.
Electrical Works, and foreman Engine Co. No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r. 75 M Natoma
Keating Ellen, dcjmestlc 182(1 Vallejo
Keating James, blacksmith Risdon I. & L. Works, r.
214 3« Ritch,rear
I Keating James, with Owen Keating, S s Old Ocean
House Road, nr Alms House
I Keating Jami s P., printer Horace Davis & Co,, r. 107
Leavenworth
Keating Jeffrey, marbleflnisher, r. SE cor Sixth and
Brannan
Keating John, dairyman William Haley, r. NW cor
I Greenwich and Buchanan
Keating John, driver Dennis Hayes, r. SE cor Kos-
ciusko and Jefferson
Keating John, laborer J. M. Waite
Keating John, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Keating John, longshoreman, r. 4 Hunt
Keating Kate, domestic 1928 Sacramento
Keating M., wiper Southern Pac. R. R.
Keating Martin, blacksmith helper McAfee Boiler
Works, r. 158 34 Silver
Keating Mary, domestic 606 Hayes
Keating Mary Ann Mrs., matron Alms House
Keatiag Maylian E. Miss, r. 353 Jessie
Keating Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), George R. Spin-
ney secretary, office 310 Pine, room 44
KEATING M. JAMES, superintendent City and
and County Alms House, Ocean House Road, nr
Laguna Honda
Keating Morris, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1065 Howard
Keating Owen, farmer, S B Old Ocean House Road, nr
Alms House
Keating Patrick, shoemaker S.W. Rosenstock & Co,, r.
512 Mission
Keating Peter, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Keatinj Robert, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
Keating Robert, teamster, r. 235)^ Dora
Keating Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
Keating Thomas, plumber California Chemical Works,
r. 1835 Market
Keating Thomas, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Keating Thomas W., plumber William C. For-^yth, r.
1835 Market
Keating William, bricklayer Sutter St. R. R.
Keating William, driver Thomas Ryan, r. 621 Ellis,
rear
Keating William, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Keating William musician, r. 629 Geary
Keating William, stonemason, r. 5 College PI
Keawef Joseph, teacher music, St. Boniface Orphan
Asylum, 112 Grove
Keay Frank M., bookkeeper George W. Clark, r. 1065
Market
Kebitz Charles, barkeeper William Lehrke
Keck George, tailor, r. 338 Sixteenth
Keck George M., plasterer, r. 1202 Larkin
Kedian Patrick, plasterer, t;08 Ji Nineteenth
Kedon George, clerk Martin Kedon, r. Brunswick House
Kedou Martin, junk and general merchandise, 319
Davis, r. Brunswick House
Keebler August, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r.
1070 Bryant, rear
Keedle George, toys and stationery, 229 Seconder.
Montgomery's Hotel
Keefe Annie, domestic Florence House, 108 Ellis
Keefe Cornelius, drayman, r. 14'20 Geary
Keefe Ckirnelius J., teamster California Cracker Co.,
r. 932 Montgomery
Keefe Daniel, liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and
Fourth, r. 81.')'^ Folsom
Keefe Daniel, liquor saloon, 1650 Mieson, r. SE cor
Broadway ami Hyde
Keefe Daniel J., foreman C. W. Gordon, r. 15 Wash-
ington Av
Keefe David, driver Jung k Utz, r. 5 RutBell
Keefe David, seaman stm Constantine, Broadway
Wharf, r. 46 Steuart
Keefe Dennis, firemnn S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Georgia,bet Shasta and Sierra
Keefe Edward, driver, r. 904 Kearny
Keefe Frances Miss, domestic 538 McAllister
Keefe Hannah (widow), r. 1301 Broadway
Keefe James, laliorer New City Hall
Keefe James, varnisher Pacifii; Improvement Co
Keefe Jeremiah, carpenter, r. S s Prospect PI, nr Gun-
nison Av, Bernal Heights
Keefe Jeremiah, laborer James B. Dyer, r. Union, nr
Octavia
Keefe Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Keefe Jeremiah, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant, r.
36 Ritch
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Keefe Johanna (widow), r. i Heron
Keefu John, r'. 3'Jl Pacific
I Keefe John, baker S. F. Cracker Co., r. 2 Vincent
I Keefe John, carder S.F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, Black
I P(.int
1 Keefe John, engineer New U. S. Appraisers' Building,
I r. Franklin Hotel
Keefe John, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Keefe John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, r. 3 Perry
Keefe John, surveyor, r. '221! Francisco, rear
Keefe John H. (Eggers & Ketfe), r. 10 Seliua PI
Ktefe John R., clerk A. Nicoll, r. G09 J^ Howard
Keefe Michael, steward Kuss House, r. E s Boyee, N
of Point Lobos Av
Keefe Patrick F., helper C. W. Mulloy, r. 800 Kearny
Keefe Sarah Mrs., r. SW cor Eighth and Natoma
Keefe Thomas, laborer, r. 21 Clara, rear
Keefe Thomas, laborer, r. 204 First
Keefe Thomas, laborer, r. 42-t Broadway
Keefe William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 118
ProBpect PI
Keefe. See Keeffe
Keefer Jesse R., bookkeeper George W. Swan & Co.,r.
955 Grove
Keefer William M., conductor U. S. Mint, r. 31-1 Bush
Keefer. See Kiefer
Keeffe Tlniothy, jailor County Jail, r. 10 Vandewater
Keeffe. See Keefe
Keegan Alexander, seaman S. 8. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
Co.
Keegan E., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pana-
ma
Keegan Henry P., waiter A. E. Swain, r. 1219 Green,
rear
! Keegan James, plumbing and gasfitting, 844 Washing-
j ton, r. i'-iOli Natoma
' Keegan James Jr., blacksmith, r. 430 M Natoma
j Keegan John, carpenter, r. 1207 Steiner
Keegan John, painter, r. 1200 Eddy
Keegan Martin, laborer, r. 22 Georgia, nr Sierra
Keej;an Mary, domestic 333 Guerrero
Keeyan Michael, r. 5117 Minna
Keegan Michael, laborer, r. 015 Broadway
Keegan Patrick, cooper Mattulath Manufacturing
Co., r. 235 J^ Minna
Keegun Patrick, shoemaker S. W. Ros'enstock & Co., r.
N s Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Keegan Patrick, tinner, r. Oak Street House
Keegan Patrick J., plumber, r. 430 J<^ Natoma
Keegan Peter, groceries and liquors, 422 Clementina
Keegan Rose Miss, r. 16 Antonio
Keegau William, metreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
325 Minna
Keeks Josei>h, furrier, r. N s Twenty-second, bet Fair
Oaks and Dolons
Keelen Michael J., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 11 Boardmau PI
Keeler Birney B. Capt, U. S. Army, aid-de-camp Major
General McDowell, and acting judge advocate,
Presidio Reservation, r. Pala e Hutel
Keeler Cornelia (widow), r. 502 Powell
Keeler John, woolsurter Mission Woolen Mills
Keeler Julius M., agent Sluthour pump, office with
Marcus D. Hawley & Co., r. 620 Filbert
Keeler Mary A. (widow) , lodgings, 776 Howard
Keeler Percival J., bookkeeper Hoffman & Co., r. 620
Filbert
Keeler Susan (widow) , r. 1G02 Pacific Av
Keeley Frank, barkeeper Asa A. Porter, r. Lindell
House
Keeley Margaret (widow), r. W a Lyon, bet Sutter and
Bush
Keeley Patrick, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. E 8 Valencia, nr Twenty-fifth
Keeley Rosa, domestic 1116 Bush
Keeley William, clerk Mathias Gray, r. W s Lyon, bet
Sutter and Bush
Keels Malviua Miss, nurse, 1110 Mason
Keely Annie J. Miss, liousekeeper Palace Hotel
Keely .\ustin Mrs., r. 1043 Mis-sion
Keely C. Jlrs., jauitress San Bruno Piimary School
Keena Anna (widow), proprietress Minna Street
House, 28 Minna
Keenan Bessie, domestic 1118 Sutter
Keeuan Charles, carpenter, r. 20'J Fourth
Keenan Charles, wines and liquors, 1154 Market, r.
1035 Market
Keeuan Frank J. carpenter, r. W a Columbia PI, nr
Parker, Bernal Heights
Keenan George B., real estate, r. 520 Folsom?
Keenan Hugh, r. 151 Silver
Keenan Hugh, carpenter, r. 5 Rausch
Keenan John, cooper Mattullath ManiLf Co., r. 23^
McLea Couit
Keenan John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 446
brannan
Keenan John, salesman Moulton k Co., r. 2.57 Perry
Keenan John, seaman, r. King Street House
Keeuan John F., machinist Jonathan Kittredge, r. 365
Minna
Keenan Kate, domestic 1422 California
Keeuan Michael, gardener St. Ignatius College, r. 841
Market
Keenan Patrick, shoemaker, 514 Mission
Keenan Peter, porter Frank G. Edwards, r. 1443 Leav
Kei-nan Thomas, dravman David Hayes & Co., 321
Front, r. NW cor Mason and Washington
Keenan Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 209
Fourth
Keenan Thomas F., waiter W. Warner Henry, r. 809
Stockton
Keene Charles C, musical instruments. 3 Third, r.
1515 Tyler
Keene Frank W., silver plater Schulz & Fischer, r. 1802
Stockton
Keene James R.. stockbroker, r. 912 Bush
Keene J. C, dealer clams, r. W s San B^no Road, 6
miles from City Hall
Keene William, r. Clipper Hotel
Keene. See Kean and Keane
Keeney Charles C, lieutenant colonel, surgeon U. S.
A., medical director Military DivisionPacific, Pre-
sidio Reservation, r. 562 Fol.som
KEEXEY CHARLES 31., .secretary Pac. Rolling
Mill, otfice Ifi First, r. 1575 Folsom
Keeney Charles W., r. Occidental Hotel
Keeney James, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Keeney James C, steward, r. 519 Sacramento
KEENEY JAMES W., physician, office and i. 20
Montgomery
Keeney John D., salesman Michael Flood, r. 1254 How-
ard
Keeney L. (widow) , r. 4 Rubs
Keeney Samuel, upholsterer Eugene Hoey, r. 4 RuB8
Keeney. See Keaney
Keep George, marble cutter John Daniel & Co., r.
Filteenth Av, nr 11, South S. F.
KEEP MANUFACTURING CO., shirt manu-
facturers, Edward W. Crook agent, office 12o
Kearny, room 49
Keer Thomas, laborer Odd Fejlows' Cemetery, r. E s
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Keeser Ernest, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Keesing Hannah (widow), r. 120U Leavenworth
Kee>ing John B., real estate, r. 1209 Leavenworth
Keeton Thomas, paperhanger, r. 867 Market
Kehl George C, cigarmaker Mayrieth Brothers & Co.,
r. 715 Stockton
Kehoe Catharine Miss, fancy goods. 720 Brannan
Kehoe Ellen (widow), r. 625 Second
Kehoe James, shoemaker, r. 438 Jessie
Kehoe John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 8 Welsh,
rear
Kehoe John M., musician, r. 1731 Market
Kehoe John W., market20 Seventh. NWcor West Mis-
sion and Ridley, and SW cor Ninth and Mission, r.
117 Ninth
Kehoe Julia (yvidow),*. 127 Eleventh
Kehoe Michael, laborer, r. E s Sixteenth, nr DolorcB
Kehoe Michael, laborer, r.NE cor V'ork and Twentieth
Kehoe Michael, miner, r. 741 Market
Kehoe Peter, boots and shoes, 2;s8 Third
Kehoe Thomas, expressman, r. 2326 Pine
Kehoe Thomas, fruitdealer, r. 1731 Market
Kehoe Thomas, gardener Jefl'erson Square, r. 1003 Bat-
tery, rear
Kehoe Thomas, plumber Dougherty & Byrne, r. .557 J^
Stevenson
Kehoe William, miner, r. 741 Market
Kehoe. See Keogh
Keltrlein Boniiace, engraver Hubash & Hirschmaii, r.
W s Leavenworth, nr Bay
Kehrlein Emil, engravi r Hubash k Hirschman, r. W
s Leavenworth, nr Bay
Kehrlein Joseph, wheelwright Carvill Manuf Co., r.
W 8 Leavenworth, bet Bay and North Point
Kehrlein Valentine, real < state, r. W s Leavenworth,
bet Bay and Nortli Point
Kehrlein Valentine Jr., clerk, r. W s Leavenworth.
bet Bay and North Point
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Keiber John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW uor Kearny and
Morton
Keightley Mary (widow), dressmaker, 101 O'Farrell
Keihnhammer Henry, captain schooner Florence Ca-
duc, T. 'm Crook
Keil David, real estate-agent, r. 2522 Mission
Keil Edward, printer Thomas H. Jones & Co., r. 2526
Mission
KEIL. FREDERICK C, druggist, SW cor Market
and Fourth, r. 906 Market
Keil Hugo, cabinetmaker, r. 23 3<; Freelon
Keil Hugo, clerk L. Libenbaum & Co., r. 2522 Mission
Keil Jacob, capitalist, r. 515 Sacramento
Keiley Mary A., domestic, r. 811 O'Farrell
Keilstein Frederick, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Keilus Charles, salesman Simon Cohu, r. 218 Tyler
Keilus Henry, salesman Abraham J. Pr.iger, r. 3 Hope-
t in Terrace
Keily Patrick, stonecutter, r. 1 Welsh
Keiiitz Emanuel, barber, r. 911 J>i Larkin
Keir Rose, domestic, Julius Levy, 1901 Stockton
Keirns James, baker, r. 661 Howard
Keiser Alfred, bookbinder, r. 319 Fourth
Keiser Ferdinand, biiker William Backer, r. 1036 Clay
Keiser H. A., waiter Ahlboni House, r. 321 Dupont
Keiser Henrygbaker, r. i'i3 Broadway
Keiser John A., cabiu'tmaker James Kitterman
Keiser. See Kaiser, Kayser and Key-er
Keitel George, liurse German Hospital
Keith Benjamin B , bookkeeper J. W. Gale & Co., r.
104 Mason
Keith Eliza Jliss, dressmaker, r. 1 Fifth
Keith Hugh P., painter Woodward's Gardens, r. 550
Stevenson %
Keith James D., collector Beale St. Wharf, r. E s
Church, bet "Twenty-second and Twe: ty-third
Keith John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 303
Keith Nellie S. Miss, r. 91 Ninth
Keith Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Keith William, artist, studio 216 Bush, room 8, r. Oak-
land
Keith William H., test weigher U. S. Mint, r, 402 Van
Ness Av
Keith William R., painter Woodward's Gardens, r. 550
Stevenson
Kcithly J. W., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kejala John, se;iman, r. 140 Folsom
Keiber John, brushmakt r, r. 164 Minna
Kelini Guiseppi, peddler, r. 10 Converse
Kellard Morris, laborer, r. N s Ivy Av, ur "VauNoss Av
Kellelier Alfred, teacher music, r. 814 Ellis
Kelleher Coi-nelius, cook r. 1418 Kt-ariiy
Kelleher D., paver Superiuteudeut of Streets
Kelleher Daui.l, contra, tor, r. 2003 O'Farreil
Kelleher Daniel, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Kelleher Frauk, waiter Alfred W. Manning, r. 931)^
Howard ■•
Kelleher Hannah Miss, seamstress, r. 767 Folsom
Kelleher James, laborer New City Hall
Kelleher Jennie Miss, tailoress, r. N VV cor Fulton and
Devisadcro
Kell( li r Jereuiiah (Kelleher & Simpson) , r. 272 Clem
Kelleher John, i^orter Sheriff's Office, r. 1409Buchaiiaij
Kelleher John, expressman, NE cor Minna and Second,
r. 143 Minna, rear
Kelleher John, laborer, r. 709 Howard
Kelleher John, laborer Bay Sugar Keiiuerj*,r. 241 Perry
Kelleher John, labortr Laurel Hi.l Cemotary, r. W 8
St. Rose, bet Col.ius and Ferric
Kelleher John, laborer Rlatbew McGowan
Kelleher John, hmgshoremau, r. 713 Front
Kelleher Matthew, house-mover, r. '.X)7 Folsom
Kelleher Mary, domesiic, E s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twe ty-third
Kelleher Michael, laborer, r. 1 Columbia PI
Kelleher Michael, laborer, r.W s Guerrero, betTwen-
tj'-second and Twenty-thi d
Kelleher Michael, laboier freight dept Ceutr^l Pac.
R. R.
Kelleher Michael J., law student Michael Oooney, r.
2003 O'Farrell
Kelleher Patrick, shoemaker Joseph Lucier
Kelleher Patrick, messenger Neville & Co., r. 1418
Kearny
Kelleher Patrick, teamster Golden Gate Park, r. S 6
Point Lobos Av, bet Jiihnson and Hendtrsou avs
Kelleher Patrick N., r. 135 Tehama
Kelleher Peter, pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 32 Te-
hama
Kelleher Simon, guard Golden Gate Park,'r. S s Point
Lobos Av, bet Johnson and Hend' rson avs
Kelleher Thomas, fireman Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
Harmony Hotel
Kelleher Timothy, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
Kelleher Timothy, painter, r. NW cor Mission and
Fourth
Kelleher William, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 3034)^
• Sixteenth
Kelleht r & Simpson (Jeremiah Kelleher and William
Simpson), liquor saloon, SE cor Folsom and
Fouith
Keller Charles, piano-keymaker C. R. Hall, r. 3103^
Tyler
Keller Frank, metalroofer, r. Turk Street Hotel
Ke.ler Frederick, artist S. F. Illustrated AVasp, r. 5
Burritt
Keller George W., carpenter, r. 127 Fourth, rear
Keller Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 20 Board-
man PI
Kller Henry & Co. (M. H. Fay), publishers, book-
sellers, and sub-cription agents, 116 Post
Keller James E., machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
116 Fell
Keller John, cook, r. 1218 Folsom, rear
Keller John F., porter S. P. Collins k Co.,r. 915 Mont
Keller John W., pl.istercr. r. 4i3 Filbert
Keller Mary A. Mis., i ortrait painter, r. 503 Mason
Keller Michael, laborer, r. 108 Twenty-tiftli
Keller Morris, water Miners' Restaurant, r. Kearny,
bet Valli j J and Green
Keller P., laborer Wil iam Hesse Jr., SE cor Sutter
and Kearny
Keller Rachel Miss, r. 31 Willow Av
Keller Rosa Miss, r. -il Willow Av
Keller S., farme , r. .''-09 Broadw;iy
Keller Samuel, necktie manuf , r. 93S Howard
Keller Sarah (widow), r. 31 ANillow Av
Keller Thomas, laborer, r. 547 Misi.)n
Keller William, w,.tehman Philadelphia Brewery, r.
101 Tehama
Keller William B., r. 23 Garden
Kelleruian August, tailor, r. 428 Broadway
Kellc uer Frederick, cook William Weston, r. 110 Stock
Kelles Geort;e, oiler S. S. Great Kcpublic. r. : Oi Third
Kelktt Charles, livery stable 2614-2616 Mission
Kellett Elizabeth (widow), r. 31 Minna
KELiLiETT SAMUEL., manuf plaster decorations,
763 -Markel, r. CalisUga
Ki llttt Thomas, labo er, r. 12 Miller PI, rear
Keiley Annie, tlo/nes-ti 1.09 P st
Ki lley .\rthur, labor r Ai.drew Onderdo'ik
Keiley D. Annie Miss, a sistant Market Street Primary
School, r. 824 .Mission
Keiley Bradford U., b<okkeeper Rouse & Laws, r. 1'2.J5
Valle.jo
Keiley Bridget, domestic, r. 1218 Geary
Keiley Broth, ra (George W. and Calvin S.l, hay,
grain, wood, and coal, E s Hailroai Av, bet Elev-
enth and Twelfth avs. So ith S. K.
Keiley I aius P., iissistant .-torekeeper U. S. Apprais-
er's Store, r. 222.") Post
Keiley Calvin S. (Keiley Bnthers). r. E s Railroad
Av, bi t Eleve th and Twelfth av , South S. F.
Keiley C therine Mrs., oressm iker, 1729 Eddy
Keiley Charles. hukdri\er, NE cor Keainy and Mur-
ket. r. 419% Natoma
Keiley Charles E., livery stable, r. S'O Howard
Keiley Clint n B., manager H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
.304 .--utter
Keiley Daniel J., undertiker Fitzgerald & O'Connor,
r. 430 J^ Tehama bet Fifth and Sixth
KelLy Darius W., jeweler E s Itailroad Av, bet Elov-
entii and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
Kdley Denis, packer U. A. Swain & Co.
Keiley Dennis, d i \m:in Mich el O'Connor, r. Silver
Av, nr Universit.v Mound College
Keiley Edward, laborer, r. W s San, nr Union, rear
Keiley Edward, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. E s Wash
Av, nr Prei ita PI
Keiley Elizabeth, domestic 813 O'Farrell
Keiley Frank .\.. liairdr. ssing saloon, NW cor Bryant
Av and Twenty-fourth
Keiley George W. (Kelhy Brother*), r, E b Railroad
Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
Keiley George, driver City R. K.. r. 445 Clementina
Keiley George W., s ockbroker, office 316 Montgomery,
r. Oakland
Keiley Helen, domestic, r. 1212 Geary
Keiley Henry, tsamster Davis & Cowell
BULLOCiC & JOI^HS, 105 Monteomery Street, Importsrs Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Kelley Howard G., bookkeeper George W. Kelley, r.
Oakland
Kelley James, r. 3 Morel PI
Kelley James, helper Bush & Scudder, r. 113 Francisco
Kelley Jeremiah, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Kelley Jeremiah J., watchman Custom House, r. 311
Sixth
Kelley John (P. and J. Kelley), r. Silver Av, nr Uni-
versity Mound College
Kelley John, blacksmith, r. W s Mission, nrFive Mile
House
Kelley John, harnesscleaner J. H. Swain, r. 417 Fol
Kelley John, laborer, r. 215 Stevenson
Kelley John, laborer, r. 530 Third
Kelley John, laborer, r. 1208 Green
Kelley Johu, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kelley John, teamster, r. N s Geary, bet Baker and
Lyon
Kelley John C, contractor r. 846 Mission
Kelley John F., laborer, r. o Commercial
Kelley John H., carpenter Dunham, Carrigan & Co.,
r. 16 Anna
Kelley John J., engineer, r. 2.521 Mission
Kelley John J., engineer New City Hall, r. 13 Freelon
Kelley John J., groceries, 430J^ Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Kelley John L., glass blower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. Pennsylvania Av. bet Solano and Mari-
posa
Kelley John W., freight clerk S. S. Ancon, r. 307 Polk
Kelley J. P., clerk Market Street Restaurant, r. 826
Vallejo
Kelley Katherine (widow), r. 840 Harrison
Kelley Lawrence, merchant tailor, 27 Fourth, r. 1457 >^
Valencia
Kelley Lewis (Mechanics' Foundry) , r. 1808 Laguna
Kelley Luke C, teller Sather & Co., r. Oakland
Kelley Lyman S., clerk J.J. O'Brien & Co., r. 747 How
Kelley Margaret (widow), cane worker West Coast
Furniture Co., r. 422 Fourth
Kelley Margaret Mrs., r. 4(1 Tehama, rear
Kelley Martin, r. SE cor Eddy and Van Ness Av
Kelley Martin, laborer, r. 105 Valencia
Kelley Mary (widow), r. 264 J^ Clementina, rear
Kelley Mary (widow) , r. SE cor Eddy and Van Ness Av
Kelley Mary Miss, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Kelley Mary Mrs., domes'ic 113 Twenty-Fourth
Kelley Mary C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 46 Tehama, rear
Kelley Matthew, teamster, r. N s Geary, bet Baker and
Lyon
Kelley Michael, cigar box maker Abraham Waldstein,
r. 840 Harrison
Kelley Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kelley Michael, laborer Patrick Mitchell, r. Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno road
Kelley Michael J., laborer, r. 13 Beideman
Kelley M. S. (widow), dressmaker, r. 747 Howard
Kelley P. & J., milk dairy. Silver Av, nr University
Mound College
Kelley Patrii-k (P. & J. Kelley), r. Silver Av, nr
University Mound College
Kelley Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kelley Patrick, seaman, r. 41+ Folsom
Kelley Patrick T., policeman City Hall,r. 204 Eleventh
Kelley Peter, laborer, r. 1H31 Mission
Kelley Peter, .seaman, r. 50e; Davis
Kelley Peter, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Kelley Philiii, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kelley Rebecca H. (widow), r. 5 Commercial
Kelley Robert P., general supt S. F. Grading and Ma-
cadamizing Co., office 740 Fourth, r. E s Ken-"
tucky, nr Merrimac
Kelley Ruse (widow), r. 110 Minna
Kelley Stephen, laborer, r. 10 Verona PI, rear
Kelley Sylvia P. Miss, saleswoman E. E. Caswell, r.
1423* Fourth
Kelley T. laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kelley Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
N s Liberty, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Kelley Thomas, tanner, r. SE cor Sixth Av and M.,
South S. F.
Kelley William, machinehand California Cigar Box
Co., r. 840 Harrison
Kelley William, pressman ^. S. Crocker & Co., r. 430
Tehama
Kelley William A., sash and blindmaker California
Mills, r. 22 Ritch
Kelley William J. S., clerk William J. Newman, r. 747
Howard
Kelley William M., collector Jackson St.Wharf,r. 1604
Mason
Kelley. See Kelly
Kellinberger James, conductor Market St. and Hayes
Valley R. R., r. 1723 Eddy
Kelling Carl, cigarmaker Ferdinand Scheile, r. 923
.Sacramento
Kelling Gustavus, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Kelling Henry (Kelling k Moore), r. 420 Pacific
Kelling Henry Jr., hustler Kelling & Moore, r. 421
Pacific
Kelling John, hostler Kelling & Moore, r. 421 Pacific
Kelling Richard, hostler Kelling & Moore, r. 421 Pac
Kelling & Moore (Henry Kelling and William Moore) ,
proptrs Kentucky Livery Stiible, 421 Pucitic
Kelluer Meyer, dry-goods, 306 Sixth
Kelloch Annie Miss, milliner Mme Jane A. Moore, r,
316 J^ Third
Kelloch Anson, clerk Keane Brothers, r. 316 J^ Third
Kellock Thomas K., salesman C. Curtin, r. 854 Miss
Kellogg A. C, r. 427 Sutter
Kellogg Albert, botanist, r. 2132 O'Farrell
Kellogg Biirr S., mining secretary, office 306 Pine,
room 4, r. 427 Sutter
Kellogg Calvin W., with Wilmerding & Co., r. 415
O'Farrell
Kellogg Charles L., clerk R. J. Trumbull & Co., r. 28
Hawthorne
Kellogg Charles W., secretary S. F. Cordage Co., office
611-613 Front, r. Oakland
Kellogg Edwin E., r. IDoO Howard .
Kellogg E. L. (widow) , teacher, r. 11 Ellis
Kellogg Frank H., capitalist, office 444 California, r.
Oakland ^
Kellogg Frederick S., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 415
O'Farrell
Kellogg George, r. 311 Stockton
Kellogg George F. (Charles Sutton Jr. & Co.), r. 311
Stockton
Kellogg George H. (Flint, Peabody & Co.), r. Redwood
City
Kellogg James, melter Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 501 Geary
KELiLiOGG JOHN G. president Pac. Refinery and
Bullion Exchange, office 416 Montgomery, r. 1221
California
Kellogg Lang De Witt, clerk, r. 18 Hubbard
Kellogg Levi M., deputy collector Custom House, r.
807 California
KEIiLOGGr MARMADUKE B. (Fox & Kellogg,
and Kellogg K Carvell) , attorney at law, office 5J0
California, r. Palace Hotel
Kellogg Marvin, laborer, r. 333 Vallejo
Kellogg Mary (widow), r. 18 Hubbard
Kellogg Norman B., civil engineer, office 530 Califor-
nia, r. 22 Geary
Kellogg Rose (widow) , furnished rooms, 925 Howard
Kellogg Samuel, foreman Hoi brook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 600 Sutter
Kellogg T. Vaiiderhoff, clerk Falkner, Bell «S: Co. r.
California House
Kellogg & Carvell (Marmaduke '^. Kellogg and Theo-
dore F. Carvell), jjroptrs Lombard Warehouse,
SW cor Lombard and Sansom
Kells George, oiler Pacific Mail S. S. Great Republic
Kelts Robert H., carpenter T. Robinette, r. 1017 Mason
Kellum Charles D., carpent r and builder, r. N a
Butte, bet PotreroAv and Jersey
Kellum Harvey T,, molder Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 2914 Folsom
Kellum John, boilennaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Sixth, nr Branntin
Kelly A. C., carpenter Union Iron Works, r. 344 Jessie
Kelly A. H., solicitor Automatic Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 536 Minna
Kelly Albert, c-arpenter, r. 444 Jessie, rear
Kelly Alfred R., ca'^hier and corresponding clerk
James R. Kelly & Co., r. 3iJ9 Leavenworth
Kelly Allen John, moroccofiuisher Dennis J.Callahan.
r. 151 Silver
Kelly Andrew, laborer, r. 546 Natoma, rear
Kelly Andrew, longshoreman, r. 142 Folsom
Kelly Ann Miss, r. 24 M
Kelly Annie (widow) , r. 305 Fifth
Kelly Annie (widow) , r. 326 Geary, rear
Kelly Annie, domestic 1214 Hyde
Kelly Annie, domestic 1309 Octavia
Kelly Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 701 Ash Av
Kelly Anthony, jeweler and diamondsetter C. H. Lin-
demann, r. 217 >$ Freelon
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Kelly Archibald, r. 78 Natoina
Kelly A. W., bookkeep?!-, r. b ooklyn Hotel
Kelly B.. kburer, Pacvfiic MhH S. S. C).
Keily Bernard, carriagemaker Kimball Manuf. Co., r.
142 Clara
Kelly Bernard, dravmau Richard P. Tenney, r. 13
Polk
Keliy Bernard, milkranch, NW cor Solano and York
Keily Bernard, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 43
Natojua
Kelly Be ruard M., lather, r. 3 -Sherwood PI
Kelly Bryan, l.bi rer, r.tiZoe
K<lly (. ., laborer Pacific; liolling Mill
Kelly C. .V il.. butihers, 433 Stevenson
KeU> Catherine (widow), r. 41 West Mission
Ktlly C. C. .Mrs., r. 310 Jiiuna
Kelly Celia M. Miss, r. 35.'i ..essie
Kel y Charles, bartender Daniel Keefe, r. 9 Harrison
Av
Kelly Charles, bitcher, r. 17}^ Sherwood PI
Keliy (,'liarli s, carpenter, r. 10 Polk
Kelly Ch.irles, sigupiiiiiter, r. G41 Commercial
Kelly Chiirles E., notary iniblic and cummissioner
deeds, olhce -^m Sansoiu, r. lOi Ninth
Kelly Charles M., carpenter, r. 1U24 Mission
Kelly Conn( 11 O'D., carpenter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kelly Cornelius (C. & 31. Kelly), r. 433 Stevenson
Kelly Cornelais, laborer, r. N, near Eighteenth Av,
South S. F.
Kelly Cornelius, painter, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Dani< 1, fireman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Kelly Daniel, hos.ler Sutter St. R. R., r. 1122 Larkin
Kelly Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Fran-
cisco
Kelly Danfel, tecoud steward Pacific Mail S. S. Da-
kota
Kelly Daniel J., shipjoiner, r. 39 Rausch
Kelly Daniel V., bookkeeper Thomas Sullivan, r. 508)^
Jessie
Kelly David, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New Slont
Kelly David, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 58 Na-
toma
Kelly I avid J., brewer Swan Brewery, r. 18 Rondel PI
K<'lly Delia, domestic 324 Ttirk
Kelly De, uis, butcher, C. k. M. Kelly, r. 422 Fulton
Ktlly Dennis, foreman sectioumau Southern Pac. R.
K., r. cor. Eigi teenth and Harrison
Kelly Edward, liarber, r. 270 Brannau
Kelly Fdward. c.'irpentcr .James McGinn, r. 1828 Eddy
Kelly Edward, cle. k George Lipsher, r. 007 Bryant
Kelly Edward, 1 ostler, Samuel Nathan, r. 72() Union
KeJly Edwiird. longslioreman, r. W s Sansom, bet
Green wiih sind Filbert, rear
Kel.y J dward, iiiaible polisher, r. 20 Chesley
Kelly I dwar,i, jiroptr Golden City Soap Factory, NE
cor Greenwich and Webster
Killy Edward, teamste , r. 1711 Leavenworth
Kelly Edward M., carriaeetrimmer, r. 31) Kausch
Kelly E. 11.. solicit' rWillcox & GibbsSewiiig Machine
Co.. r. OHkland
Kelly I liza (widow), r. 17 J<, Sherwood PI
Kelly Fill n (widow), ,r. 422 Natoma
Ki Uy Ellen (widow) ,' r. 715 Howard
Kelly Ellen Miss, r. 508 Jessie
Keliy Eug( ue (lonolioe, Kelly & Co.), r. New York
Kelly Eugene, boilerniaker Pacific Iron Works, r. 36
Natoma
Kelly Eugene, newsir;:in Lick House
Kelly Eut;ene. clerk Williaiu A. Frey, r. 863 Mission
K' lly F., paver Superintendent of Streets
Kelly Frances, domestic 1308 Geary
Kelly Francis, molder, r. 113 H. rriscm
Kelly Francis Ri v., St. Mary's Hospital, r. W B Tenth,
bet Howard and Fcdsoui
Kelly Irancis J., salesman Keane Broth( rs, r. 743 Pine
Kel.y Francis K.. carpenter, r. 7(i8 Treat Av
Kelly Fr. nk, clerk A. Ik H. C. Campbell, r. 520 Sixth
Kelly Frank, lalorer, r. 051 Minna
Kelly I ra k, h iksmi h and l.dlhanger, r. 538 Green
Kelly Frank, pliisterer. r. 131<l Scott
Kelly Fiaiik, plumber Hayes and Fenlon, r. 19 Rus-
se 1
Kelly Frank, stonecutter, r. 719 Clementina
Kelly Frank A., Solesnnm Keane Bios., r. Brooklyn
H. t.l
Kelly Gtdrgc E., photographer Peter J. Sullivan, r.
4()K Jessie
Kelly George M., waiter Jones & Kingsbury, r. 274
Minna
Killy Grace (widow), r. 817 Greenwich I
Kelly H., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Kelly Harriet E. Mrs., dressmaking, 700 Harrison
Kelly, Henderson & Gilchrist (John Kelly, Frank
Henderson and John G. Gilchrist), importers and
jobbers wines and liquors, 309-311 Front
Kelly Henry, r. Coso House
Kelly Henry, barber Charles N. Fleischmann, r. 8
Pleasent
Kelly Henry E., fireman S. S. Salinas, r. 625 Davis
Kelly Henry J., clerk S. F. Bulletin Co., r. 1718 Stock
Kelly Henry P., laborer, r. E s Nebraska, nr Alameda
Kelly Henry W., housesmith John R. Sims, r. 708
Treat Av
Kelly Houora (widow), r. 9 Park Av
Helly Houora (widow), r. ]10}<. Polk, rear
Ke.ly Hugh (Dolan & Kelly), r. 427 Van Ness Av
Kelly Hugh, hostler David Stewart, r. 134 Seventh
Kelly J. A., paver Superintendent of Streets
Kelly James, r. 11 Bowie Av
Kelly James, r. 3iiG Natoma
Kelly Jamts, r. 915 Bryant
Kelly James, assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
r. 58 Natoma
Kelly James, boilermaker, r. 28 Minna
Kelly James, butler James C. Flood, r. 419 Ellis
Keliy James, carpenter, r. 1U05 Natoma
Kelly James, coalpasser S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Kelly James, compositor John H. Carmany & Co., r.
106 Shipley
Kelly James, driver Josei^h Macdouough, r. 121 Fol
Kelly James, fcireiuan California White Lead Works,
r. 915 Bryant
Kelly James, helper California Boiler Works
Kelly Jamer^, laborer, r. 12G Twenty-fifth
Kelly James, laborer Bay Soap and Caudle Works, r.
NW cor Seventh Av and M, South S. F.
Kelly James, laborer, r. SE cor First and Mission
Kelly James, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Kelly James, laborer F. Korbel it Bros., r. 30)4 Freelon
Kelly James, labcn'er freight depot Central Pac. R. R.
Kelly James, laborer J. M. Waite
Kelly James, laborer Pa<ific Jluil S. S. Co.
Kelly James, laborer Savage it Son, r. 29 Natoma, real
Kelly James, longshoreman, r. 743 Teliama
K( Uy James, news agent, r. 13 Ninth
Kelly James, seaman, r. 2:i8 Steuart
Kelly James, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Kelly James, stableman r. Vi'Mh Natoma
Kelly James, stevedore, r. 3 Vincent
Kelly James, water tender Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Kelly James, with Percy Beamish, r. 8G3 Mission
Kelly James, wood<'arver Henry Allwood, r. SE cor
Dupout and Post
Kelly James D., cashier State Investment and Insur-
ance Co., r. 305 Leavenworth
Kelly James F., r. 623 Minna, rear
Kelly James F., clerk F. W. Kunge, r. 64 Natoma
Kelly James H. (Kelly iV Laiidini) , r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly James L., glassblower, r. Pennsylvania Av, bet
Solano and Maripo.sa
Kelly James M., builder, 638 Market, r. 417 Mason
Kelly James 1{. (James K. Kelly & Co.), r. 309 Leav
KE1-L.Y JAMKS R. .Si CO., importers and deal-
ers paints, oils, glass, etc.,101-lu6 Front, and 110
Pine
Kelly Jeremiali, r. W s Chattanooga, bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Kelly Jeremiah C, miner, r. 567 Stevenson, rear
Kelly J. G. Mrs., r. 715 Howard
Kelly J. M., fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 1332 Na-
toma
Kelly Johanna, domestic 1314 Wasliington
Kelly John (Kelly. Hendersim & Gilchrist) ,r. 120 Sut
Kelly John (Kdly k Burns), r. cor Third and Har
Kelly John, blacksmith Constantino Grosso, r. 833
(jeary
Kelly John, boilerniaker. r. 21 Stanford
Kelly John, carpenter, r. 24 M
Kelh J(diu, clerk, r. 815 Valh io, rear
Kelly J<din, clerk 8. F. Bulletin Co., r. 3 Tay
Kellv John, coalpasser Piicitjc Mail S. 8. Colima
Kelly John, driver United Carriage Co.
Kelly John, eugim er, r. 10'27 Mission
Kelly John, expressman, NE cor Fourth and Minna,
r. 14 Clara
Kelly John, expressman, NW cor Bush and Montgom-
ery, r. (')5() Natoma
Ke'Iy John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S.Dakota
Kelly Jehn, gardener C. H. Reynolds, r. 1314 Wash
BULLOCK .<:; J0NE,3, 105 Montgomery Street, Lnportcrs Lent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny Si
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Kelly John, hostler Market St. R. R
Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Kelly John, hostler Timothy Fey, r. 850 Howard
Kelly John, laborer, r. 1 Freelon
Kelly John, laborer, r. 4 Alger PI
Kelly John, laborer, r. N s Tyler, bet Lagunaand Bu-
chanan
KoUy John, laborer, r. SW cor First and Mission
Kelly John, laborer S. F. (Jradiug and Maeadaaiizing
Co., Long Bi-idi^e
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 43 Second
Kelly John, lodgings, 51 Sacramento and 24 Drumm
Kelly John, machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
Kelly John, milkman, r. 210 Twefth
Kelly John, painter Edward M. Orallagher, r. 438 Jack
Kelly John, real-estate agent, r. 3d(i Natoma
Kelly John, liquor saloon, 18(5 Jessie, r. 700 Harrison
Kelly John, seaman, r. 82;i B.ittcry
Kelly John, seaman Oregon S. S. George W. Elder
Kelly John, tailor, r. :32'i Montgomery Av
Kelly John, teamster Schulken \ Soreusen
Kelly John, turfman, r. 215 Kearny
Kelly John, wireworker, r. E s Ohio, nr Vallejo
Kelly John Jr. (Kelly & Shields), r. Brojklyn Hotel
Kelly John A., bricklayer, r. 11 J^ Garden
Kelly John F., butcher, 8U-40 Grand Arcade Market,
r. 232 Ciara
Kelly John G., cigarmaker, r. 305 Seventh
K.Uy John H., clerk Kottgers, Meyer & Co.,r. Oakl.and
Kelly John H., fireman tug Wizard, r. 217 ><j Tehama
Kelly John H., ri-al-estate, r. 230 Page
Kelly John J., clerk general freight office Central Pac.
R. R., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kelly John J,, clerk county Tax Collector, r. 309Leav
Keliy John J., clerk Eugene Hoey, r. 230 Page
Kell> John J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1120 Sac
Kelly John J., sailmaker, r.43i3i Seventh
Kellj' John J., salesman Landers & Gilmore, r. 15 Hub-
bard
Kelly John K., shoemaker, r. 125 Tehama
Kelly John M., liquor saloon, 528 Mission, r. 529 Miss
Kelly John P., contractor, r. 40 ^^ Geary
Kelly John T., saloonkeeper, r. 433 3^ Minna
Kellv John W., r. 2328 Mission
Kelly Joseph (Doerrer k Kelly) , r. 226 Eighth
Kelly Joseph, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Kelly Joseph, laborer, r. 33 Kausch
Kelly Joseph, market, 1159 Howard, r. 1233 tolsom
Kelly Josei^h, miner, r. Philadelphia House
Kelly Joseph, special policeman, r. 8 iJrenham PI
Kelly Joseph Mrs. (widow) , r. 1319 Green
Kelly Joseph P., law student, r. 233 Fell
Kelly J. T. M.. bookkeeper, r. Lick House
Kelly Julia (widow) , se ingmachine operator Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 1729 Eddy
Kelly Julia Miss, r. 525 }<« Stevenson
Kelly Kate (widow) , r. H09 Guerrero
Kelly Knte Mrs., bakery, 327 Fourth
Ki lly Katie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. Robertson, r.
30 J^ Freelon
Kelly Katie A., domestic 102G Washington
Kelly Kieron, r. Ws Williamson. Nof Point LobosAv
Kelly L. (widow), r. 112 William, rear
Kelly Lawrence, cartman, r. 57 Shipley
Kelly Lawrence, contractor, r. 1 Leroy PI
Kelly Lawrence T.. watchman Industrial School, r. 21
Janseu
Kelly Lettie Mrs., a.ssistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1004 Mason
Kelly Luke, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Kelly M., extraman engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 320
Main
Kelly M., roofer, r. 777 Market
Kelly Maggie Miss, paster S. W. Levy, r. 100 Hayes
Kelly Malachi, laborer, r. 8 Bartol
Kelly Manus (C. \ M. Kelly) , r. 517 Grove
Kelly Margaret (widow) , r. 447 Minna
Kelly Margaret, domestic 743 Piue
Kelly Margaret Mies, r. « Bartol
Kelly Maria, domestic 525 H,.rrison
Kelly Maria Miss, seamstress Home for Aged and In-
firm Females, NEcor Bryant and Eincon PI
Kelly Mark, helper S. F. Gas LigJit Co.,r. 529 Mission
Kelly Mark, plasterer, r. 424 Powell
Kelly Mark, plasterer, r. 741J'(J Tehama
Kelly Martin (M.-irtin Kelly & Co.), r. 248 Beale
Kelly Martin, boarding, 27 Minna
KELLY MARTIX A CO., proptrs S. F. File and
Tool Works, 248 Beale
Kelly Mary (widow) , r. 39 Rausch
Kelly Mary (widow), r. 203 Treat Av
Kelly M.iry (widow), domestic 828 G eenwich
Keliy Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 3 Sherwood PI
Kelly M.iry (widow), furnished rooms, 308 Tehama
Kelly Mary, cook St. Josejjh's li. C. Infant Asylum, r.
E s Q, bet Seventeenth and Nineteenth avs. South
S. F.
Kelly Mary, dressmaker Mrs. Fannie Wolf
Kelly Mary, domestic 39 Tehama
Kelly Mary, domestic 1(109 Powell
Kelly Mary, domestic 1414 Fol.-om
Kelly Mary, saleswoman Kate McGru ler, r. 850 Fol
Kelly M try, seamstress White House, r. 15 Hubbard
Kelly Mary, turner E. Detr.ck & Co., r. 2202 Union
Kelly Mary Miss, r. 508 Jessie
Kelly Mary M ss, r. 523 .Stevenson
Kelly M ;ry Mrs., r. 13ii Seventh
Keliy Mary Mrs., jauitress Eighth Street Primary
Sehool, r. 39 Kausch
Kelly Mary Ann (widow) , r. 2212 Pine " «
Kelly Mary T. M1.-..S, lab.jler C. C. Burr & Co., r. 529
Mi>sion
Kelly Matthew, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. 8W cor
cor Sixteenth and Coluinbia
Kelly Mattliew, miner, r. 511 Mission
Kelly Matthew, sectionmau Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 17 Ahibami
Kelly xMichael, r. 521 Pacific ■"'
Kelly Michael, black.smith, r. 114fl Howard
Kelly Michael, cigarmaker Adolph livers, r. 110 Vir-
ginia
Kelly Michael, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
li-iia Jickson
Kelly Michael, hackman Union Square, r. 508 Jessie
Kelly Michael, horseshoer. 20") Eighth
Kell.i Michael, hosller Ceutr;il H. K.
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 30 Clarence PI
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 3i) Welsh, rear
Kelly Michael, lab rer, r. 48 Tehami
Kelly Michael, lab.>rer. r. 217 Broadway
Kelly .Michael, lub.irer, r. 232 Clara
Kelly Mi, hael. laborer, r. 059 Minna
Kelly Michael, laborer, r. 2009 Dupont
Kelly IMichael, laborer, r. 2010 FilUert
Kelly Michael, labor.-r Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kt liy Michael, longshoreman, r. cor Union and Bat
Keliy M chael, Kalooukeeper. r. 27 Minna
Kelly M chael, Seaman, r. 40 steu irt
Kelly Michael, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 8 Ohio
Kelly Michael, soap p d iLr, r. 13 Converse
Kelly JMii'hael, waiter Michael Wajipel, r. .520 Sixth
Keliy Micliael H. (Kelly k Ryan), r. 325 )«S Hayes
Kelly Michael J., b tcher, 3 centre Maiket, and NE
cor Scott and Ellis, r. 18i0 Ellis
Kelly Michael J., contractor, r. 2 3 Fell
Kelly Michael J., fireman, r. 541 First
Kelly M. J., laborer Golden Gate Park
Kelly Murty, coachman, r. 218 Prospect PI
Kelly Nellie Miss, waitress John H. Burns, r. Irvine
House
Kelly Norah, chain' lermnid. Urunswick House
Kelly Norah, domchtic 3il Octavia
Kelly Owea, coalpasser Pacifi ■ Mail S. S. Alaska
Kelly Oweu. hackmau Union Square, r. Second Av,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Kelly Ow.n, wines and liqiurs, NW cor Howard
and Uuss
KELLiY P., boots and shoes, 238 Kearny, r. 506
Guerrero
Kelly P., laborer Risdnn I. and L. Works
Kelly P.urick. r. 20 Clinton
Kelly Patiick, r. 118 O'Farrell
Kelly Patrick, r. <)73 Hi^ward
Kellv Patri k, agent A. k A. Biker, r. 719 Clementina
K( lly Patri k, ba e y, 238 Fifth
Kelly Pa rick, brassdnisher, r. 29 Natoina, rear
Kelly P; trick, coaii)asBer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Kelly Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 644
H'Ward
Kelly Patrick, junkdealer, .38 First
Kelly Patrick, lab rer. r. 12 IJoanlman PI
Kelly Patricia, laborer, r. li Ciintou
Kelly Patrick, laborer, r. 39 Minna
Kelly Patri k, laborer, r. 54G Natoma
Kellv P: trick, laborer, r. Thirtieth, nr Fairmont
School
Kelly Piitri k. laborer Wolf Bloom, r. W s Folsom,
be Niuetei nth and Twentieth
Kelly Patrick, miner, r. 30 Jj Freelon
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Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, r. 9 Cleaveland
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Kelly Patrick, shoemaker, r. 207 Dora
Ktlly Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Heebt, r. 24-1
Gilbert
Kelly Patri. k. tanner, r. 2304 Folsom
Kelly Patrick, teamster, r. 307 Folsom
Kelly Patrick, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Kelly Patrick Rev., teacher St. Ignatius College, 841
Market
Kelly Patrick F., stableman City R. R., r. 4-46 Six-
teenth
Kelly Patrick H., shipbuilder Goodall, Perkins &Co.,
r. 739 Folsom
Kelly Patrick J., cook A. E. Swain, r. 151 Natoma
Kell\ P.. trick J., hackdriver, r. 5tilJ^ Minna
Kelly Patrick W., labour Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. S s
Elizabeth, bet Noe and Castro
Kelly Ptter, bellman Occidental Hotel
Ki Uy Peter, cook Edward Newman, r. 10 Hubbard
Kelly Ptter, groceries and liquors, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 17 Zoe
Kelly Peter, laborer, r. 226 Francisco
Kelly I'ttrr, laborer, r. 1155 Folsom, rear
Kelly Peier, liquor saloon, cur Point Lobos and Ma-
sonic avs
Kelly Pete; J., laborer, r. 1626 Eddy
Kcliy P' ter K., .-aksmEn George Loomis, r. 657 Miss
Kelly Philip, clerk, r. M8 Jessie
Kchy l.ichard, tailor, r. 239Ptrry, rear
KEL.L.Y' RICHARD E., mining secretary, office
419 California, rooms 1-3, r. S30 Howard
Kelly Robert, farmer, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kelly Robert, j weler, r. 34 \\\Uh.
Kelly Robtrt, woidcarver Central Pac. R. R., Oakland,
r. 2i)2o Bryant .\v
Kelly Riibert A., laborer Empire Houj^e, 636 Com
Kelly Robert G., suptrintendent coal deijartment Pa-
I citic Mail S. S. Co., r. 421 M Branuau
Kelly Robert J., sash and blindmaker, r. 556 Brannan
Kelly Rose, r. 6o7 Howard
Kelly Rose, domestic 2215 Pacific Av
Keily S. E. Miss, ajsistaut Clement Grammar School,
r. 136 Seventh
Kelly Stephen, laborer, r. 702 Tehama
Kelly Stephen T., salesman J. & P. N. Hanna, r. Oak-
land
Kelly Terrence, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 521 How-
ard
Kelly Thomas, r. 19 Clara, rear
K. lly Thomas, r. 521 Stevenson
Kelly Thomas, blacksmith, r. 3 Zoe PI
Kelly Thomas, butcher, r. 34 Eddy
Kelly Thomas, butcher Michael J. Kelly, r. 607 Pine
Kelly Thomas, projHr Caliiornia Stable, SE cor Leav-
worth and Geary
Kelly Thomas, clerk D.Z. Yost & Co., r. 817 Greenwich
Kelly Thoiiia.s, drayman, r. 622 O'Farrell
Kelly 'I'honias, eu;.;ineer, r. 209 Minna
Kell.. Thomas, helper Uhion Iron Works, r. 439 First
Kelly Thomas, hostler Clayburgh & Braudenstein, r.
Jessie, nr Fourth
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 106 Jackson
Kelly Thorn ,s, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Kelly Thomas, laborer, r. 1021 Clay
Kelly Thomis, laborer, r. N s Jersey, bet Noe and
j Temple
I Kell\ Thomas, longshoreman, r. 51 Sacramento
I Kelly Thoma-^, p. rt. r Union Iron Works, r. 508 How
Kelly Thomas, service man S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kelly Thomas, tanner, SW cor Seventh Av and N,
South S. F.
Kelly Thomas, teamster, r. 39 Borland
Kelly Thomas, teamster, r. 224 .\ustin
Kelly Thomas, teamster Ramsdell & Haynes, r. 106
Jac son
Kelly Thomas, waiti-r, r. Seventeenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Kelly TbomuB J., bookkeeper John W. Brown, r. 817
Greenwich
Kellv Thomas M. H., painter Frost & Richards, r. 115
Thirtetnth
Kelly Timothy, laborer, r. 2912 Sacramento
Kelly Timothy J., painter California Paint Co., r. 22
Bliixome
Kelly T. J., machinist Nathan W. Spaulding, r. East
Oakland
Kelly William, boatm.nn, r. 37 Pacific
Ke ly William, butrher, r. 3 Tay
Kelly William, butcher A. Jona's & Co., r. 1024 Clay
Kelly William, chicken ranch, Jackson, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Kelly William, foreman stables, Presidio Reservation
Kelly William, seaman, r. NW cor Eighth and Bran
Kelly William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1832 Market
Kelly William, waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Kelly William A., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 15 Hub-
bard
Kelly William E., patternmaker Cornelius Leonard,
r. NW cor Natoma and Second
Kelly William F., pressman Phelps Manuf Co., r. 164
Clementina
Kelly AVilliam H., liquor saloon, NE cor Geary and
Larkiu, r. 20h: Fifth
Kelly William T., machinist Union Ironworks, r. 531
Howard
Kelly Winifred, domestic 1415 Larkin
Kelly W. J., student Heald's Bus ness College
Kelly Zilanc la Mrs., r. 71.5 Howard
Kelly & Burns (John Kelly, and Thomas W. Burns) ,
liquor saloon. Isi; Jessie
Kelly c^ Dolan (Huyh H. Kelly, and William Dolan),
horseshoei-s, 324 lifth
KELLY & EGAX (Michael H. Kelly, and John
Egan), wines and liquors, 604 Battery
Kelly & Landiui (James H. Kellj-, and James G. Lan-
diui) , fish dealers. 31-32 Grand Western Market
KELiliY & SHIELDS (John Kelly Jr., and Andrew
M. Shields) .proptrs Brooklyn Hotel, 210-212 Bush
Kelly. See Kelley
Kelpe Charles, tailor Mitchel J. Meyers, r. 524 Jessie
Kelser George, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska,
r. 32 De Boom
Kelsey Francis, laborer W. Reed, r. 904 Jackson
Kelsey Frank M., clerk W. C. Moody & Co., r. 212 Pow
Kelsey Gold and Silver Mining Co. (El Dorado Co.,
Cal.), John H. Sayre secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 36
Kelsey Henry, clerk, r. 641 Commercial
Kelsey James, printer, r. 760 Mission
Kelsey Melville A., office 442 California, r. Oakland
Kelsey R. C. Mrs., dressmaker, 20 Montgomei-y
Kelshaw John, contractor, r. NW cor Hampshire and
Sixteenth
Kelshaw Josei^h, boilermaker.r. 125 Fifteenth
Kelso John (Hancock and Kelso), r. Ns Sixteenth,
bet Jersey and Hampshire
Kelso Samuel, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. Twenty-ninth,
bet Church and Sanchez
Kelson Peter, shipeaipeuter Matthew Turner
Kelter Bernard, laborer, r. 1910 Ellis
Kelter John, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r. 516
Stockton
KelttrerFrederick,bakery,NE cor Mission andEugcnia
Keltiug Jacob (Kelting& Tietjen), r. 429 East
KELTIXG & TIETJEX (Jacob Kelting and
Deitri 'h W. Tietjen) , gi'oceries and liquors SW cor
Washington and East
Kelton Charlotte (widow), r. SE cor Kansas and
Sonoma
Kelton David M., shipcalker, r. W s Alabama, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
KELiTON JOHX C, lieutenant-colonel U. S. A.,
assistant adjutant g< neral Militiry Division Pa-
cific, Presidio Reservation
Kelton Josephine Mrs., iusjiectress Custom House, r.
Hancok House
Kelton M. A., attorney at law, office 402 Montgomery,
room 25
Kelton William, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Kelty James E., foixmau James W. Burnham & Co., r.
121 O'Farrell
Kemble Alfred, oysterman L. O. Pratt, r. 263 Third
Kemble Thomas, cigarmaker L. Szcgedy k Co., r. 1013
Market
Kemm Edward, cashier O. Lawton & Co., r. 730 O'Far
Kemm Joseph, general business agent, office 52 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 25 )i Sixth
Kemme George, b»ker> ai.d confectionery, NE cor
Leavenworth and Broadway
Kemmer Charles, expressman, r. S 8 Water, bet Mason
andTayh'r
Kemmerow P., seaman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Kemmy* John Rev., associate pastor St. Bridget's
Church, r. l.'ill Van Ness Av
Kemp Albert, r. 863 Market
Kemp .\lfred, clerk British Benev. Soc, r. 100 Jones
Kemp Andrew, teamster, r. 728 Folsom
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Kemp Charity (widow) , r. 9 Lynch
Ktiup Charifs L.. clerk M. Eyr^. r. 1911 Leavenworth
Kemp C. W.. r. 105 Li-avenwur.h
Ke^np Henry R.. st .ckbroVer, r. ir,2I ^ Sutt-r
K> uii) J. & Co. (Willi im Batenian) , wokI and ivory-
turners, c rvers. «nd cabinetinaliers, 109 Mission
Kei.ip Jaiiics C, cl. rk O'B ieu K Ward, r. 4-2(i Third
Kemp John H., maiiagir B. L. Solomon's Sons, 117
MiiinM, r. 'iSlo Clay
Kemp John W.. stvedore, r. 206 Union, rear
Kemp Joseph (J. Kemp .t Co.),r. -i-.'SO ; Mission
Kemp MMr^aret Mrs., ilre-^sumker, 42(j Third
Kemp PetA- M., clerk, li. L. Solomon's Sous' r. 251G
fc. Clny
Remp William, longshoreman M -nzies \- B'nijham
Kemp Van Ee Frederick, dentist Henry Kan, r. 1055
>ii'Kion
Kemp Vhu Ee John C, commission merchant, office 28
Jlercliaiits' Exchange, r. 1055 Mission
Kemp See Caiup !ind Kempe
Keuipe Ernst, confectiouery and restaurant, 806
Larkin
Kempf A. N.. travelling salesman R. D. Hume & Co..
22! rr..iit
Kempf Catherine (widnwl . r. 726 Gough
Keiiipkey Augustus, salesman Stone & Hayden, r.
Oakland
Kemprer Marcus, furciture, 984 FolFom
Kempson Har^y G., eh rk San Francisco Benev. Assn,
r. I.">ii7 Stoc'ktou
Kempst )U Walter N., clerk King & Chattin, r. 7 Wet-
more PI
Kemptou William, carpenter, r. Goldi^n Gate Hotel
Keiiiike Louis, barkeeper, r. 916 H.ward
K- nan James, seama i, r. -121 Fremont
KeudiiU — . r. 71 i California
Ke d ill A. B. Mrs., shirtmater, r. 133 Siitth
Kendall Belle Miss, glovemakir Shoenberg & Co.,r
11-'3V, L:.rkin
Ken la 1 C. L., Side-sman V. S. W. Parkhurst, r. 28
Geary
Kendall Edward G., clerk E. Hochstadter & Co., r.
119 Valparaiso
Kendall Kdw^rd J., telegraph operator, W. U.Tel. Co.,
NW cor Fourth and Bluxome, r. 2 White PI, nr
Jones
Kendall Frank, employee Crystal Sfida Works, r. 334
V.-.llejo
Kendall Frank H., tinsmith C. M. Alexander, r. 27
P. arl
Kendall Frank I., with H. Hughes & Co., r. The Bald-
win
Kendall George, seaman, r. West m House
Kindall George H., laborer Earek;i Gr:.in Warehouse,
r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall George W., carrier Alta California, r. 2 White
PI
Kendall Jerome, carpenter, r. 119 Valparaiso
Kendall Jerome F.. bookkeeper Mendocino Lumber
t ().. r. Eai-t Oakland
Kendall John.b atm: n Clay Street Steps, r. 11 Clay
Keiid.-ll Joseph H., teambter i-'ac. Improvement Co.,
r. 4:« Fi:th
Kendall T,. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1004 Market
Ki ndall M. Mrs., f\irnished rooms. 052 Market
Kendall M. E. (widow), r. i04 Jlason
Kend: 11 M. V. O. A!rs., dress .jaker, 110 Geary
Rend 11 N< Hie T. (v.idow), r. 329 Jessie
Kendall Kebecca A. (widow), r. 435 Fifth
Kendall Stej)hen, r. 439 Minna
Kendall Tlumas, b<a man Clay St. Steps, r. 11 Clay
Keni'all Thomas, with i rystal Soda Watt-r Co., r. 3j4
Vallejo
Kendall Thomas Jr., painte--, r. 3:'.4 Vallejo
Kend- 11 William, f- rema^ stubles Pac. Improvement
Co., r. 435 Fiftli
Keni'all Wil.iam, wai er S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. C '.. r. NW cor St i art ;iud Mission
Kend ill Wiufleld W., bl icksmiili r. 1122 Larkin
Kindij; Daniel (Walerhouse, Kendig & Co.), r. 1039
Marxt
Kendrick F. P., machinist Joshua Hendy. r. 318 Thir-
teenth
Ken Irick James, cle- k Freif^ht Depot Central Pac. R.
R., 1 or Fo r h and Kin«, r. niO Fourtu
Kendrii k Mary M ss. r. W sBrvaut. bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Keiidriik Mauricf A., laborer Continental Oil and
Trapsi'ortation Co., r. 4:!7 Br-nnj-n
Kendrick Patrick F.. mucbiiii.t, r. 31« Thirteen'h
Kendrick Russell, capitalist, office 411 }< Cal., room 10
Kendrick Thomas (San Francisco Granite Co.), r. SW
cor Twenty-fi)ui th and Bryant
Kenilrick Thomas, driver Jolin Smith, r. 15 Hayes
Kendrick Thomas M., clerk secretary and general pas-
senger and ticket agent's office Southern Pac. K.
K., r. Park Hotel
Kendrigan Patrick, l.iborer, r. 41 Louisa
Keuealy Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kenea y James, plasterer, r. 101 Filbert
Keuealy John, laborer .•Vndrew Ouderdonk
Kenealy Patrick, laborer, r. 5hi Gilbert
Keuealy. See K< nn^ ally
Kenehck Barthidomew, first officer stm Yosemite, r.
1010 ;^ Je.-<sie
Kenehck David, seaman, r. 429 Clementina
Keuelick Michael, deckhand stm Yosemite, Market St.
Wharf
Kenfield E. D., salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.. r.
Oakland
Kengles Peter, carpenter, r. 633 California
Kenitz Charles, r. 910 .Market
Keuitzeriharles W., (K nitzer & Raun), r. 2015 Web
Kenitzer H. nry. (Kenitzer & Kaim), r. Lick House
Kenitze: ic Kaixn, (Heijry and Charles W. Kenitz rand
Elw.ird T. Ranu), architects, 601 California
Henna Joseph, butcher, r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-
first
Keniia Michael, keeper Sheriff's Office, r. 209 Jessie
Kenna Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Frail Cisco
Kenna Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Ritch
KliXA'A P. J. G., stockbroker, office 314 Mont-
gomery, room 0, r. Fruit Vale
Kennan P.. laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kenuard D. H., loremau Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., r.
X s Pacific Av. bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Kenuard George W., assistant engineer S. F. F. D., r,
0 Second Av
Kennard James, r. 1018 Clay
KeunaM Michael F., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Keuaealy John, laborer, r. S s Birch Av, nr Laguna
Kenneuly Micnael, tailor Joseph Spellman, r. 509
Washington
Kennedy Agnes (widow) , nurse, r. 17 Tehama, rear
Kennedy A. L., carpeutifr Presidio Reservation
Kennedy Alfred, billpostir Keyt & Co., r. 174 Clem
Kennedy Alfred, printer, r. 2111 Jones
Kenut dy Anastatia (widow) , dressmaker, r. 872 Miss
Kennedy Angus, cai penter, r. 701 Fulton
Kenneay Annie Miss. r. 2127 Bush
Kcoiuedy Augustus, carpenter, r. 1111 Howard
Kennedy B., mai hiuist Kisdon I. and L. Works
Kennedy Bartholomew, blacksmith, r. 37 Rausch
Kennedy Bartholomew, wheelwright John W. Farren,
r. W s Wa.'-hingtou Av, near Precita PI, B. H.
Kennedy Bedelia (widow), furuishad rooms, 34 Tyler
Kennedy Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 745
Market
Kennedy Rernard, laborer Wolff Bloom, r. 520 Bran
Kennedy Bernard, porter William F. Smith, r. 313
Bush
Kennedy Bridget (widow), r. 233 Main
Kenneily Bry.m B.. r. 028 Ellis
Kennedy Cat erine (wiilow), r. 12 Clinton
Kennedy Caiherine (widow), r. 020 Natoma
Keunedv Cathirine, domestic 1913 Clay
Kennedy C. theriue Jliss, r. 10 Comni' rcial
Kenuetly Catherine Miss, dr ssmaker, 1024 Howard
Kennedy Charles, contractor, r. NW cor Octavia and
Wasuington
Kennedy Charles A., travelling salesman Albert Mau
& Co.
Kenneelv Cornelius, sHlesman Kennedy & Brennan, r.
cor Pierce and Eddy
Kennedy C. P. (O'Niil, Kennedy & Stuart) , r. Oak-
land
Kennedy C. R., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
K^nneiiy Daniel, coachman R. N. Graves, 1501 Van
Xees Av
Kenneoy Daniel, exDressnian. r. 1327)4 Ellis
Kennedy Daniel W., barkeeper Frank Gobey, r, 209
Post
Kennedy Delia Miss, seamsfress S. F. Laundry, r.
Eddy, bet FillD.ore and Steiner
Kennedy Dennis, groceries and liquors, SWcor Eddy
and Pierce
Kennedy Deun s, laborer, r. 325 Main
Kennedy Dennis, marble polisher Lane & Co., r. 1714
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Kennedy D. F., cooper, r. 510 Davis
Kennedy Edward, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Kennedy Edward, merchant tailor, r^5 California, r.
SW cor Howard and Tweniy-third
Kennedy Edward H.. harnessuiaker, 27 Hinckley
Kennedy Eliza Miss, r. 1'213 Clay
Kennedy Elizabeth Mrs. (widow), r. 536 Market
Kennedy Esther Miss, laundress, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Kennedy Eugene, lamplighter S. P.- Gas Light Co., r.
123 Ridley
Kenhedv Fr: nk. r. 30 Willow
KE>rXEDY FRAXK, attorney at law, office 60i
Merchaijt, room Id. r. lOii Fifth
Kennedy G. B., seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Kennedy George, carp nter, r. v739 California
Kennedy Gco.ge B.. steward P,icific Mail S. S. City of
Panama, r. lii» Perry
Kennedy Geor^ie D., seaman schr Lii Gironde. Main
St Wharf
Kennedy H., fireman stinr Saucelito, r. E s Minnesota,
nr Solano
Kennedy Henry A., caulker, r. 12i> Silver
Kennedy Hugh, horseshoer, 23 Webb, r. 319 Clemen-
tina
Kenntdy J. A., inillwriLiht, r. Ooso House
Kennedy James, r. -.8 First
K' iinedy .JaiU'S, barkeeper John Butler
Kennedy Jaiues, boilermaker, r. 233 Main
Kennedy James, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r. 544
Natoiua
Kennedy James, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
321 Lilly Av
Kennedy Jamis. cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 1120 BryjiUt
Kennedy Jaiues, extram::n engine Jfo. 8, S. F. F. D.,
r. Pacific Av, bet Polk and Van Ness .\v
Kennedy James, horseshoer, 212 Stevenson, r. 660
Seventeenth
Kennedy James, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Kennedy James, laborer, r. 20 Moss
Kennedy James, laliorer, r. 31 Clementina
Keiinedy Jami s, 1 .borer, r. 217 Broadway
Kenueily James, laborer J. M. Waite
Kennedy James, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Kennedy James, porter Broadwav Bonded Warehouse,
r. 532 Folsom
Kennedy James, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Kennedy Jam. s .A.., bookkeeper William Deacon, r.
Nucleus House
Kennedy Jami s C, r. 27."1 Harrison
Kcuneuy J mesE., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1011
Montgomery
Kcune .y James K., ship carpent r, r. 126 Silver
Kennedy James S., capitalist, office 231 Montgomery,
room.-* 3-4. r. lOlii Van Ness .•Vv
Keune .y J. E., compositor Morning Call, r. 2111
Jones
Ke:ineay John, r. 904 Kearny
Kennedy John, boilermaker, r. 233 Main
Kenmdy John, carpenter, r. 2112 Larkin
Keuni dy John, carp, nter Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kennedy John, jauiior Fr. e Labor Exchange, r. 132
Ridley
Kennedy John, laborer, r. 208 Ninth
Keuneuy John, laborer, r. 313 Main
Kennedy John, labor, r, r. 5.51 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Kenumy John, laborer, r. W s Boyce, N of Point
Loboe Av
Keunidy J. hn, laborer Andr'W Onderdonk
Kennedy John.mel erSelb. Smelting and Lead Works,
r. :.4.>3 Larkin
Kennedy John, miner, r. .028 Pacific
Kennedy John, pi rter iiosiuthul, Feder & Co., r. 323
Taylor
Kennedy John, paper boxmaker Wempe Brothers, r.
50S Vallijo
Ken.edy John. B' smau, r. 37 P.icific
Kennedy John, Keaiuun, r. 129 Folsom, rear
Kennedy John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Kennedy )ohii A.. ale.Muan O'Neill, Kennedy & Steu-
art, r. .Oli Niitoma
Ke nedy J. hn A., s ip carpenter, r. 267 CUra
Kenneily J.hn D.. fireman, r. 27 I'olsom
Kei.nedy Jol.n D., sal' sman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 502
O'Farrell
Kinnedy Jol.n K., machinist Risdon L and L. Works
Keiiuedy John K.lTuni. r. Kennedy & Shaw, and Mor-
ris Sch»ab \ Co.). r. 172. Pine
Kennedy -John H., rigger and stevedore, r. 605 Mont-
gomery Av
Kennedy John H. Mrs., varieties, 605 Montgomery
Av
Kennedy John J., pressman Winterburn & Co., r. 24
Morse
Kennedy John J., with D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 2013
Larkin
Kennedy John C. B., r. 628 Ellis
Kennedy Joseph, barber Otto Licmcke, r. Folsom, bet
Third and Fourth
Kennedy Joseph, boilermaker. r. 1 Lick Alley
KeLinedy Joseph, carpenter, r. 126 Silver
Kennedy Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N; 8
Seventeenth Av. bet Q and R, South S. F.
Kennedy Joseph, milk ranch. S s Lombard, nr Pierce
Kennedy Kate Miss (Kennedy .^ McGnider) , r. 62 Third
Kennedy Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 872 Mission
Kennedy Kute Miss, principal North Cosmopolitan
School, r. 1213 Clay
Kennedy Lilly, tailoress, r. 205 Fourth
KEXXEDY M. A., manager Standard Theatre, r.
314 Bush
Kennedy M. .\. Miss, teacher, r. 905 Market
Kennedy Maggie Miss. r. IS Heron
Kennedy Mnrgaret, chambermaid International Hotel
Kennedy M irk N., cooper, r. 5 Heron
Kennedy Martin, sign painter Jeremiah O'Connell, r.
11^0 Freelou
Kennedy Mary (widow) , r. 32 Moss
Kennedy Mary domestic 1617 Broadway
Kennedy Mary Miss, r. 18 Heron
Kenned.v Marv Miss, cloakmaker Fratinger & Noll, r.
205 Fourth
Kennedy Matthew, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Kennedy Mutthew, cooper, r. 318 Davis
Kenne.ly Matthew G., r. 1507 Folsom
Kennedy Maurice, shoemaker Alms House, r. Toll
House, Ocean House Road
Kennedy Michael, brakeuian Southern Pac. R. R., r.
1016 ^ Bryant
Kennedy JNIichael, carriagemaker, r. 31 Clarence PI
Kennedy Michael, laborer, r. 50 Natoma
Kennedy Michael, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna
Kennedy Michael, shoemaker, 728 Brannan
Kennedy Michael Mrs., r. 9 Kent
Kennedy Michael C, machinist Union Iron Works, p.
270 Clementina
Kennedy Mollie Miss, shoefitter, r. 1239 Mission
Kennedy Morris, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City
of New York
Kennedy Nicholas, laborer, r. 233 Main
Kennedy P.. fireman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Kennedy Patrick, drayman Macondray & Co., r. 107
Perry
Kennedy Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.44 Min
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 709 Tehama, rear
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. 1239 Mission
Kennedy Patrick, laborer, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
York and Hampshire
Kennedy Patrick, marblecutter Edward McGrath, r.
728"* Natoma
Kennedy Patrick, pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 1104
Howard, rear
Kennedy P.iirick, teamster, r. 20 Cheeley
Kennedy Patrick B., diy goods, 232 Kearney, r. Ss Sil-
ver Av. nrSan Bruno Road, South S. F.
Kennedy Patrick J., receiver Dime Savings Bank, and
stockbroker, 421 California, r. 1516 Taylor
Kennedy Philip (Kennedy & Brennan) , r. 126 Ninth
Kennedy Philip, bookkeeper O'Neill, Kennedy & Stu-
art, r. NW cor Eddy and Pieroe
Kennedy Richard, niejsseiigcr \''ouths' Directory, r.
1417 Howard
Kennedy Ri -h.ird, teamster, r. 312 Beale
Kennedy Richard, teamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
508 Folsom
Kennedy Robert, blacksmith, r. 233 Main
Kennedy Thomas, r. .'>0.s Vallejo
Kennedy Thomas, carpenter, r. 2611 Pine
Kennedy Thomas, fitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
211'i Larkin
Kennedy Thomas, gardener U. S. Marine Hospital
Kennedy Thomas, laborer Pioneer White Lead Worka,
r. 532 Fol.som
Kennedy Thomas, local polii'eman, r. 313 Beale
Kennedy Thomas, plumber, r. ."> Heron
Kennedy Thomas H. (Kennedy & I'urr), r. 112 Ridley
Kennedy Timothy J., liquor saloon, r. 463 Clem
BULLOCH & J0NE3, 103 Montgomery Strest, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
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Kennc'ily W., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Kennedy Walter B., printer, r. tJO'2 Franklin
Kenn< dy Walter D., foreman The World Printing and
Publishing Co., 522 California, r. U Geary
Kennedy William, r. 78 Natoma
Kennedy William, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Kennedy William, engineer, r. 60 First
Kennedy William, laborer, r. E s Mission, bet Twenty-
eighth and Twenty-ninth
Kennedy William, trimmer Pacific Oil and Lead
Works •
Kennedy William, wheelwright John W. Farren, r.
17U Jessie
Kennedy William, watertender S. S. City of Chester,
Oregon S. S. Co.
Kennedy William J., harnessmaker E. H. Kennedy, r.
SE cor Montgomery Ay and Union
Kennedy & Brenuan (Philip Kiunedy, and John
Brennan), dry goods, IKi-llH Third
Kennedy & Duit (Thomas H. Kennedy, and John
Durr) , dry goods, y31-8JH Market
Kennedy & McGruder (Miss Kate Kennedy, and Mrs.
Kate aicGruder), milliners, (i2 Third
Kennelly Daniel, miner, r. v)il Mission
Keunelly David, marblepolisher, r. 5 Zee
Kenudly Edward, amalgiimator, r. 618 Filbert
Kennelly Eliza, groceries, 5 Zoe
Keunelly Patrick (Kennelly & Sullivan), r. 5ii Gil-
bert
Kenuelly Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N 8
Shasta, nr Michigan
Keunelly Patrick, teamster, r. .'552 Linden
Kennelly i: Sullivan (Patrick Kennelly and Clarence
Sullivan), blacksmiths, 1123 Market
Kenuersou Elisha, carrier Morning Call and Bulletin,
r. SE cor Uuion aud Goiigh
Kennerson Homer, carrier Examiner, r. SE cor Gough
and Union
Kenuery Morris, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. Twenty-
sixth, bet Church aud Dolores
Kenneth James, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 14 Na-
toma
Kennett William, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 30
Silver, rear
Kenney Augustus Reed, clerk pay office Central Pac.
R. R.. r. 501 Geary
Kenney Bernard, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Cd., r. Keystone House
Kenney Bei-uard, proptr Boston Oyster House, 45-89-
90 Centre Market, r. 609 Miuua
Kenney Bernard, waiter, r. N s Twenty- third, bet Bry-
ant Av and York
Kenney Bridget (widow), r. 114 William
Kenney Catherine (widow) , r. 115 Ash Av
Kenney Charles A. (Kenney & Dyer) , r. Palace Hotel
Kenney Edmund, contra tor, r. 273:) Pine
Kenney Elward, barkeeper Michael Kenney, r. 9
Montgomery
Kenney Edward, laborer, r. 114 William
Kenney F. G., collector Spring Valley Water Works, r.
619 Pine
Kenney Frederick, bellman The Baldwin, r. 110
Sixth
Kenney George, r. 2128 O'Farrell
Kenney George J., jailor County Jail, r. 1103 Mont
Kenney George L., manager bank and official depart-
ment A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 20 Franklin
Kenney James, conductor N. B. and Mission E. E., r.
2532 Bryant Av
Kenney James, melter Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 2526 Folsom
Kenney James, proptr Elm House, 110 Sixth
Kenney James, saddler Michael Conway
Kenney James F., blacksmith R. Sicotte & Co., r. Con-
cordia House
^enney James F., whitener Samuel Kellett, r. 236
Minna
Kenney John, bootmaker, 509}^ Stevenson
Kenney John, bricklayer, r. 270 Jessie
Kenney John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Treat Av and Harrison, rear
Kenney John J., barkeepiT, r. 255 Third
Kenney John J., dairy, W s Twenty-sixth Av, nr Point
Lobos Av
Kenney Kate, domestic 427 Fulton »
Keuuey Luke, steward Lick House, r. 242 minna
Renuey Margaret (widow), r. 431 Minna
Kenney Marg.iret T. (widow), r. Ss Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Kenney Martin (Kenney & Gilligan) , r. 748 Minna
Kenney Mary (wi.Iow), r. 668 Clementina
Kenney Michael, boots and shoes, 516 Commercial, r.
133 Clara
Kenney Mi -hael, laborer, r. 12 Scott PI
Kenney Michael, laborer, r. 72 Tehama, rear
Kenney Michael, proptr Court Exchange, Dunbar
Al'ey, rear Old City Hall, r. 7 Montgomery Av
Kenney Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kenney Michael, watchman Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1022 Pacific
Kenney Nellie, domestic 718 Laguna
Kenney Owen, di-lver United Carriage Co., r. 1607
Mission
Kenney P., longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Kenney Patrick, bootmaker, 237 Jackson, r. Keystone
House
Kenney Patrick, coachman Mark L. McDonald, r. 519
Post
Kenney Patrick, laborer St. Mary's College, r. 270
Jessie
Keuuey Robert, solicitor Merchants' Tow Boat Line,
office 271 East, r. Oakland
Kenney Teresa M. (widow), r. 23 Park Av
Keuuey Thomas, laborer, r. 1314 Guerrero
Kenney William, expressman, r. Chenery, nr Fair-
mount School
Kenney William, shoemaker John Kenney, r. 509 >^
Stevenson
Kenney William J., carpenter, r. 509 Hyde
KENNEY ifc DYER (Ch.irh-s A. Kenney and J. P.
Dyer) , stockbrokeis, 228 Montgomery
Keuuey & Gilligan (Martin Kmney and Martin Gil-
ligan) , wood aud coal, 127 Eighlh
Kenney. See Kenny
Kenuiff Andrew D., assistant foreman Union Box Fac-
tory, r. 1417 Mason, rear
Kenuifif Cornelius A., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
1417 Muson, rear
Keuniff Jeremiah, frame ornamenter S. & G. Gump,
r. 1063^ Dora
Kennisou Ambrose H. (Kenuison & Bruce), r. W 8
San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Kennisou & Bruce (A. H. Kennisou aud H. E. Bruce),
proptrs Mount Vernon Dairy, W s San Bruuo
Road, nr Tweuty-eighth
Kenniston J. J., solicitor Mark A. Miller & Co., r.
Gait House
Kennon Patrick, chicken ranch, N of Silver Av, nr
Mission
Kennon I'atrick, patternmaker Risdon I. aud L. Works,
r. Howard Street House
Kenny Albert, stevedore A. C. Freese
Kenny Bernard, nurse City and County Hospital
Kenny Bridget (widow), r. 70 Jessie, rear
Kenny Dennis, carrier Morning Call, r. 20 Oak Grove
Av
Kenuy Edward (Kenny & McCloskey) , r. 2733 Pine
Kenny Edward, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 414
Fraii Cisco
Kenny E. H., r. 27 Hinckley
Kenny Felix, wagonmaker, r. 33 Eddy
Kenny Frauk G., collector Spring Vall'=^y Water Works
Kenny Frederictk, blacksmith, r. 433 Hinckley PI
Keuny H., teacher, r. 736 Market
Kenny James, laborer, r. 114 William
Kenuy James E., but^iher Otto WaUlhein. r. 912
Twentieth
Kenny James Francis, clerk, r. 519 Hickory Av
Kenny John (McCloskey & Kenuy) , r. SW cor Twen-
tieth aud Church
Kenny John, capitalist, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kenny Jonn, dummymau Clay St. Hill R. R.
Keuny John, groceries aud liq^uors, SWcorLangton
and Howard
Kenuy John, laborer Bla«k Diamond Coal Mining Co.,
r. 414 Folsnm
Kenny John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Keuny John, livery stable, 913 Filbert
Kenny John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. S a
Nineteenth, bet Sherman and Diamond
Kenny John, tanner, Corm lius D'Donnell
Kenny J'lhn, w^iiter W. Warner Henry
KENNY JOHN, wh desale liquors, 605 Front, r.
W 8 Nebraska, bet Twenty-lourth aud Tweuty-
fifth
Kenny John D., hackdriver John Kenny, 913 Filbert
Kenny John J., groceries and liquors, 1020 Pacific,
r. 1022 Pa ific
Keuny John S. (Kenny & Sheahan), r. 650 Ji Na-
toma
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Kenny Joseph, bricklayer and groceries, SW cor Union
and Sansom
Kenny Kate Jliss, saleswoman S. Solomon & Co., r.
311 Seveoth
Kenny Kate Miss, sewing machine operator Levi,
Slrauss & Co., r. 23 Park Av
Kenny Katie, domestic 100.5 California
Kenny Kearn (Kenny & Co.), r. 1628 Pierce
Kenny Lawrenie, teutmaker Neville & Co., r. 1615
Leavenworth, rear
Kenny Mary Mrs., glovemaker P. & F. G. Conkling, r
E s Twenty-fourth, "nr Shotwell
Kenny Michael, framemaker, r. Iti28 Pierce
Kenuy Michael, laborer, r. 114 William
Kenny Michael, teamster Edward Fanning, r. 320
Chestnut
Kenuy Michael, teamster Union Iron Works, r. 519
Mission
Kenuy Patrick, r. 208 ii Francisco
Kenny Patrick, laborer, r. 2ii0ii Polk
Keuny Patrick, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Kenny Patrick, seaman, r. Western House
Kenuy Patrick, tailor, r. 3t)i5 Natoma
Kenny Patrick, tanner, r. 519 Hickory Av
Kenny Patrick, teamster James McDevitt,911 Sansom
Kenuy Patrick, liquor saloon. Railroad Av, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth avs. South S. F.
Kenuy Thomas, laborer, r. 238 Seventh
Keuuy Thomas, painter, r. 324 Miuua
Keuny Thomas, solicitor Merchants' Tow Boat Line,
r. Oakland
Kenuy Thomas, teamster, r. N s Point Lobos Av, bet
Se.oud and Third avs
Kennj- Thomas, teamster James McDevitt, 911 Sansom
Keuuy T. W., clerk Francis A. Rouleau, r. 219 Dupout
Kenuv William, cook Union Chou House, r. 715 How
KENXY «fc CO. (Kearu Keuuy and Albert C. Daw-
son), real-estateagents, 038 Market
Kenny k McCloskey {Edward Kenuy and Thomas Mc
Closkey), street contractors, office 2733 Pine
Kenny & Sheahan (Juhu S. Kenny and Maurice Shea-
han) , merchant tailors, 091 Market
Kenny. See Kennej'
Keuowy James, house mover, r. 530 Twenty-fifth
Kenrick John, carriage maker William H. Halkett, r.
21) Linden
Kent , r. 711 California
Kent Charles K., r. 29 Potter
KEXT D ANIELi M. , mining secretary and general
collector, 230 Montgomery, room 1, r. 958 Broad-
way. Oakland
^ent Kdwin, porter, r. 1G02 Larkin
Ki ut Elizabeth, cook John F. Swift, r. 824 Valencia
Kent George C, assistant weigher U. S. Miut, r. 22 Fifth
Kent Henry, messenger Pacitic Transfer Co., r. 1918
Jessie
Kent Herbert, carpenter, r. 150 Third
Kent Jauies (Xeary & Kent), r. 130 First Av
Kent K. CopeL waiehouseman Cutting Packing Co., r.
72 Natt)ma
Kent Mary, student Baruard's Business College
Kent Mary T, (widow) , r. 71UJ^ Clementina
Kent Miciiael, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Ki ut Nelson, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Kent K. F. *: Co., stockbrokers, office 316 Montgomery
Kent Richard F. (R. F. Keut J: Co.) , r. Oakland
Kent Samuel H., shipjoiner, r. 711 Leavenworth
Kent Thaddeus B., cashier Maurice Dore & Co.,r. 1206
Market
Kent Thomas, r. 114 Guerrero
Kent ThouuiB, fruitdealer, r. 3 Ashburton PI
Kent Thomas R., porter H. Dutard, r. Oakland
Keut Walter D., salesman Heury Koster, r. 727 Wash
Kent William, r. .527 Octavia
KENTARO YAXAGIYA, consul Japan, office and
r. 309 Jones
Kenter John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Keutfleld Edward E., cashier John Kentfield & Co., r.
333 Fremont
Kentfield Frank C, with John Keutfleld & Co., r. 333
Fremont
Kentfield John (John Kentfield & Co.),r.333 Fremont
KEXTFIEI..D JOHN & CO. (Charles Nelson),
maiiufs Hud dealers lumber. Pier 9, Stewart
Kenton Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.), Henry C. Hin-
mau secretary, office 411 California
KENTUCK MINING CO. (Storey Co., Nev.), J. W.
Pew secretary, office 310 Plue, room 15
Kentucky Livery Stables, KoUing & Moore proptrs,
421 Pacific
Kentucky Lodging House, Harry Lyons proptr, 625JS
Clay
Kenty Jesse, conductor Central R. E., r. 1400 Turk
Kenty John, laborer J. M. Waite
Kentzel James W., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., and
foreman Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F. F. D., r.
1317 Broadway
Kentzel Joseph £., plumber and gasfitter, r. 18 Potter
Kentzel Richard W., blacksmith, r. IS Potter
Kentzel Theodore, clerk, r. 839 California
Kentzel William H., sergeant, police City Hall, r. 18
Potter
Kenworthy Mark, shearer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
. tory, r. N s Noith Point, bet Larkin and Polk
Kenvon Eliza Mrs., glovemaker, r. 40 Tehama
KENYON CURTIS G., physiciuu and surgeon,
office and r. 664 Mission
Kenyon Frauk. publisher, r. 326 Ellis
Kenvon John, clerk Tryon Sr Co., r. 205 Hyde
Keiiyon Thomas C, conductor Southern Pac. B. R., r.
707 Harrison
Kenyon Wayne M., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
703 Market
Keogan Patrick (Skerrett & Keoganj, r. 18 HoUis
Keogh Auuie (widow) . r. 33 Boardman PI
Keogh Bridget Mi.-^s, tV^rewomau House of Mercy Sew-
ing School, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Keogh James, expressman, 537 California, r. Guerrero,
bet Thirteenth aud Fourteenth
Keogh Johu, musiciau, r. 36ii Natoma
Keogh John, shoemiiker Buckingham & Hecht, r. SW
cor Qtiiun and Guerrero
Keogh John, upholsterers' goods, 73-75 New Mont-
gomery, r. 2512 Clay
Keogh Kate (widow), r. 104 Eddy
Keogh Michael, laborer, r. 122 Dora, rear
Keogh Michael, with Jolm Keogh, r. 244)^ Clara
Keogh Michael W., proptr Hiberuia Lodging House,
366 Natoma
Keogh Patrick, deokhand stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Keog'a T. B. Mrs. (widow), varieties, 1328Fol6om
Keogh Thomas, with John Keogh, r. 244 )<5 Clara
Keogh William H., salesman John Keogh, r. 244}$
Clara
Keogh. See Kehoe and Keough
Keohane Cornelius C, grainer, r. 132 Fifth
Keohina Johu, hostler Hayes Valley and Market St.
R. R.
Keokinen G., seam.in, r. 204 Steuart
Keon Charles, condu^or Omnibus R. R., r. 726 Fol-
som
Keough Daniel, bricklayer, r. 428 Broadway
Keough Deuuis, laborer, r. 437 Shipley, rear
Keou;.^h Edwin, deputy pouudkeeper, r. N s Calif ornia,
bet Waluiit and Lnurel
Keough Eliuor. domestic 14 Geary
Keough Mary Miss, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 1327 Natoma
Keough Michael, peddler, r. E s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth, rear
Keough Thomas, molder, r. 12 Eleveuth
Keough T. J., steward Hose No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. S s
Miirket. bet Tenth and Eleventh
Kepfler J.ine (widow), r. 139 Silver
Keppel Aeneas, driver City R. R., r. 121 Fifteenth
Keppler Charles, housepainter, r. 3 Cedar Av
Keppler Louis, porter Johu H. Fisher, r. 2422 Bryant
Av
Kerber Henry C, resident physician German Hospi-
tal, Noe, bet Fourt( enth aud Ridley
Kerbs H., (Mpitalis;, r. Lick House
Kercheval James L., purser stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf
Kercheval Robert, receiving teller Anglo-Californian
Bauk (limited), r. Highland Park, East Oakland
Kerford Ch;irle8, carpenter Cook & Trousou, r. Ahi-
horn House
Kerlin Charles, fireman, r. 025 Davis
Kerlin Edward, diiver Market St. R. R.
Kermann .Vugust, tailor, r. 428 Broadway
Kermode Edward, machinehand Centeunial Planing
Mill. r. 40 Everett
Kern Albert, blacksmith H. M. Black & Co., r. S s San
Bruno Riiad. ur Twenty-seventh
Kern Benjamin F., printer, r. 442 Second
Keru Heury, fresco painter, r. 1230 Pine
Kern Islaud Irrigating Canal Co. (Bakersfleld, Kern
Co.), F. Roper president, C. Brower secretary,
Horatio P. Livermore agent, office .531 Market
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Dolls at GEO. L00MI3', 706 to 71G Keamy St, opposite tho Plaza.
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Kern James M., telegraph repairer South Pac. Coast
K. R., r. 711 Lindin
Kern Julius, butcher, r. 8 Hagfdn
Kern SHmvu 1 F., boileruiakcr Risdon I. antl L. Works,
r. 17 Rincou Av
Kern Valley Colony (Bakersfield. Kern Co.), Horatio
P. Liverm<ire agent, office 531 Market
Kern Valley 'Water Co. (Uaki rsticM. Kern Co.), John
H. Redinglou pn sid-nt, Horatio P. Liverniore
treasurer and si or. tary, S. W.Wible superintend-
ent, office .531 Market
Kern 'Williaui, hairdresser Strecker & Klemm, r. 1010
Hyde
Kern. See Kearn
Kirnan Charles, carpenter, r. 5 Raiisch
Keruan Edward, painter, r. ?51 Mist-ion
Kernau James, diiver United Carrlat,e Co., r. 710 Fol-
som
Kernau James, teamster Heman C. Elliot, r. 226 Y'frry
Kernan John C. {Gold.steiu ^t Kerntm), r. 9.51 Mission
Ki rtiau Michuel, jilastercr Th' mas Winders
Kirnau "William, liborer N< w C ty Hall
Kernt r Frank, gasfitti r Henry AVempe, r. ^39 Minna
Kerner Henry -J., cai'petlayer CharKs M. P.um & Co.,
r. .5:«i Miuna
Kerner Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Jessie and New
Moi.tgomerj', r. fi'SO Minna
Kerningbam John, laborer Pac. R^Oling Mils
Kfrns Ann (widow), furnished r.ioms, :'0 Everett
Kerns Bernard, caulker S. F. Ga^ Light Co., r. IGIO
Bush
Kerns Charles, carpent/ r, r. 2'i2f) Pine
Ker:.s LewisF., plumber, r. 1018 Alabama
Kerns Richard W., driver Market and Fifth St. R. R.,
r. Stanford Hotel
Kerns Thomas, g.-isfitter and plumber, 1120 Howard
Kerns William, longshoreman, r. H9ii Dore
Kerns. See Kearus
Kerr Andrew, foreman Will'am Kerr, r. 911 Batterv
Kerr Andrew M., watertender Pacific Muil S. S. City
of Tokio
Kerr Charles, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r. 821
Shotwell
Kerr Cbarh s H.. wholesale butcher, r. 123 Page
Kerr David, book and job printer, C08 Maiket, r. 521)^
Geary
Kerr David, carriage, wagon and truck manuf, -17-49
Beale, r. oiPage
Ke^r David, foreman William Kerr, r. 911 Battery
Kerr Earl, foreman William Kerr. r. Sanders' Hotel
Kerr Earl T., bookkeeijer William Kerr, 'Md B.itterv
Kerr Edward, bla -k-smith Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Kentucky, nr Nevada
Kerr Edward, salesman C. Curtin, r. 1925 Sut'er
Kerr James, liquor dealer, r. 13!^ Washingt >n Av
Kerr James, machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 5.57 How-
ard
Kerr James A., pianist Kohler & Chase, r. Blundell
House
Kerr James P. (Kerr & Jurado), and clerk Morning
Call,r. Kentucky, nr Rope \Vor.-.s
Kerr .T^imes W. (Stngfr & Ke r), r. 151 0( tavia
Kerr John, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1-119 Kearny
Kerr John, hackman. Plaza, r. 110 Clinton
Kerr John, patternmaker Kisdon I. and L. Works, r.
307 Folsom
Kerr John, seaman, r. 4G Steuart
Kerr John, wood and coal, 11.5r. Folsom. r. Ill Eighth
Kerr John, woodcarver Albert Washburn, r. 5zlJi
Geary
Kerr Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Kerr Martin, elf rk What Cheer House
Kerr Matthew, bl.icksmith, r. U19 Kearny
KERR MATTHE"IV, wines and liquors, 111
Leidesdortr, r. 19 Clara
Kerr Ruth S. Miss, adju-ter coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. a03 O'Farrell
Kerr TLoma^, stableman City R. R., r. SE cor Minna
and Fourteenth
Kerr Thomas H., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., r.
Blundell House
KERR WLLiLiIAM, contractor and teamster, office
and r. 903 Battery
Kerr William, driver Central R. R., r. 1211 Fillmore
Kerr William, helper Pioneer Iron W( rks
Kerr William J., engineer, r. 1419 Kearny
Kerr William J. Jr., machinist, r. 1419 Kearny
Kerr William R., cooper Pac. Barrel aLdKegCo., r.
821 ShotweU
Kerr&Jurndo (James P. Kerr and Thomas A. Jura-
do), bi.liardroorn, Hardie PI, nr Kearny
Kerr Is .\.. musician, r. 115 Seventh
Kerny John, upholsterer C. W. Kidgeway, r. 21 Tyh r
Kerrigan Ambrose, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 414
F ancisco
Kerrigan Cbarles, clerk Henry C. Egerton,* r. 466
Clementina
Kerrigan Da\id H., driver Hook and Ladder No. 3, S.
F. F. D., r. S s Mrirk t, bet Tenth and Elev. nth
Kerrigan Edward, contractor, r. S s Butte, bet Florida
and York
Kerrigan Edward F., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
1107 Union
Kerrigan Fraiuis, shoemaker, r. 50 Natoma
Kerrigan ls;iac, t lerk, r. 148 Filth
K( rrigau James, r. 332 Tenth
Kirrigau J.-imes, laborer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr Ber-
ual St tion
KciTijjan James, shoemaker, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet
S nchez and Noe
Kerrigan John, boilermaker, r. 37 Minna
Kerrigan John, bookkeeper, r. 150.' Powell
Kerrigan John, butchi r, r. I'i Leroy PI
Kerrigan John, labirer, r. 12 H'.mt
K rrgan lolin, purtcr M.ivor's Office, r. 4CG Clem
K< r igan Kate, domestic 611 \'au Ness Av
Kerrigan Lillie Miss, n^illiner Mrs. M. A. Soper, r.
HOT Ui.iou
Kcrrig.m Margaret (widow) , r. 1509 Powell
Kerrigan Maiy (widow), r. 1107 Union
KeiTigan Maiy A. Mrs., r. 51.5,'^ Stevenson
Ken igan Michael, tailor A. Nicoll. r. 341 Minna
Ktrrigrn MicLj.el J., foreman South Poibt Mills, r. 12
Hampton PI
Kerrigan Patrick, seaman, r. 1 Alg'-r PI
Ker i^an Thomas, laborer, r. 69 Brady
Kerrigan Thomas, teamster Presidio Iteservation
Kerrigan Thomas H., laborer, r. i 9 Bra y
Ki rrigau AVilliam, teamster, r. 008 Sai ramento
Kerrius Christophei', mini r, r. 1419 Fi'lsom
Keirisi n Edward P., porter Union Pacific Salt Co., r.
17'.'5 Stevenson
Kenison George, carpenter and builder, office and r.
21J8 Bush
Kerrison Gtorge G., with C. P. Gordon, r. 721 Green
K< rrisou James, clerk H. C. Hinnian, r. East Oakland
Kerr sua Robert E., r. S s Serpentine Av, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Kerrison Robi-it J., watchman U.S. Apprai-ser's Build-
ing, r. NW cor Twe it) -third and Bryant Av
Kerrison Stephen, carriagemaker, r. S s Serpentine
Av, bet Folsom and Harrison
Kerrison Walter W., salesman S. F. News Co., r.
212« Bush
Kerris n William H., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
929 Capp
Kerruish E ward, shipwright, office £00 Battery, r.
S s Twe. tieth, nr Guerrero
Kerruish John, cirrpenter. r. 333 Fourth
Kerru sh Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
440 Tliird
Kersamis S.W., minstrel, r. Overland House
Kerseubro Bernhaid, cooper David Woerner, r. Hausa
H' luse
Kershaw George, coachman, r. 810 Jackson
Kirshaw Marsden, coal, 17-19 Spear, r. 9.7 Guerrero
Kershaw William H., cerk Frank Laeremans, r. Oak-
L;nd
Kersten William, laborer J. E. Claussen, r. 408 Shot-
well
Kersteu Louis, foreman Muser Brothers, r. 448 Jessie
Kertei A. tliony, jeweler Hubash & Hirschmau, r. 418
Van Ni ss Ay
Kertt 1 Charles, sculptor and woodcarver, 227 Post. r.
•2-2iM U'Farreil
Kervin Ida M. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r 611 Powell
Kervau Lulu K. Mis.s, teacher, r. 611 Powell
Kervan Thomas L., carpenter, r. 611 Powell
Kervin James D., painter, r. 2.55 Minna
Ke win Hugh, teambter, r. 41 Nevada
Kerwin Jum. s, r. 726 dreen
Ki rwin Martin, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kerwin Mary, domestic P. A. Campbell, 610 Filbert
Kerwin Patrick, gardener, r. 620 Jones
Kerwin Pa nek. laborer, r. t> Zoe
Kerwiu Thomas. 1 ibo er, r. 143 Shipley, rear
Kerziiiger Alexander, driver Grogan & An/tett, r. 725
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Keser Alfred, bookbinder John B. Mclntjre, r. 319
Fourth
Keser David J., compositor Morning Call, r. 39 Lang-
ton
Kes. r Frederick H., tobacconist, r. 30 Kearny
Keser Louis, clothing :ind furnishing goods, 15 Sixth
Ke?er Louis Jr., harueesmaker, r. 15 Sixth
Kesseler August, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska,
r. 307 Kitch
Kesseler Francis (J. & F. Kesseler), r. 1912 Stev
Ke^jseler J. i F., marble warerooms, 5-7 Taylor
Kesotler Joseph (J. & F. Kesseler), r. 1912 s'tev
Kessels A., teacher music, r. 115 Seventh
Kessiug Bt-njamin J., capitalist, r. 428 Broadway
KeBSing John F., r. 2205 Howard
Kessing John H.. fish dealer, 79-80 California Market,
and 7 Clay Street Marktt, r. 963 Harrison
KessKr Augustus, bookkeeper John MuUer. r. 22 Stock
K.ssler Charles, teacher music, r. 1111 Tyler
Kessler Henry, laborer, r. t)35 California
Ke-isler Henry, machinist Hope Iron Works, r. W 8
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Kessl. r Richard, baker Palace Hotel, r. 32 Ritch
Kessuer H., bartender, r. Overland House
Kester Levi B. (McMillan & Ke^ter), r. West Oakland
Kestler Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 538 Jessie
' Ketchuin Frank B., whiteuer Samuel Kellett, r. 443
I N^toma, rear •
Ketchum Mamie Mrs., r. 207 Powell
Ketchum Nellie Mrs., nurse, r. (i5J Clay ■
Ketchum William W., carpenter, r. 733 Natoma, rear
KeiscUi-r August, engineer German Hospital, Noe, bet
' FourteentL and Ridley
Kettenburg Henry, cook J. F. G. Eggers, r. 211 Stev
Kettlewell Joseph A., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 229
Geary
Keuerleber Frederick, liquor saloon, 39 Market
Keuerleber Gottlieb, cooper Philadelphia Brewery, r.
232 Sei ond
I Keurkelaire Pierre De, ship cook, r. Steuart Street
House
I Keuscher Frederick, local policeman, r. 1.334 Dupont
I Keuscher Theodore, carpenter, r. 514 Greenwich
Keus her L'luisa Mrs., r. 514 Greenwich
Keveuy Patrick, cleri South Point Warehouse, r. 544
j Bryant
Keveny Thomas, clerk, r. 544 Bryant
I Keville Bernard, laborer Caliioruia Chemical Works,
r. Es San Bruno Riad, bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Keville John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Kew. n Perry, r. OO-j Sutter
Kewuig John, ivoryturuer J. G. H. Meyer, r. 28 }4 Hunt
K> y John, seaman, r. 415 East
K.yes Arthur T., with Orson H. Keyes, r.f)24 Turk
Keyes Elijah B., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
44 Zoe
Keyes Ella (widow), r. 229 Sixth
Kiyes O. H., market, 50 Steuart, r. fiOl Van Ness At
Keyes Oliver, junk dealer, r. 1913 Hyde
Keyes P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Keyi-6 liosann.'i (widow), r. 112 Hayes
KfciYKS WINFIKtiD S., mining engineer, office
:U0 Pine, room 42, r. 710 O'Farrell
Keyle Robert, liquor saloon, 304 Pacific
; K<-yiiiliug Frank, baker, r. 242 Sutter
! Keynou John C, cooper Reuben Norton, r. 105 Com-
\ mercial
' Keys Gilbert S. (Dempster & Keys), r. 310 Stockton
l-.eys O. P., farmer, r. Palace Hotel
K. ys R. S. H., r. 204 Perry
Kb. 8 William, teamst.r A. B. Smith, r. 1209 Folsom
Keyser Henry, r. 10 Drumm
. Keysf-r Henry, conductor, r. 1200J4 Larkiu
Keyser P..ul (R.ifus Keyser & S .n), r. 1208 Turk
Keyser Rufus «: Sou (Paul Keyser). produce commis-
sion, 32() Davis
Kejser Rums (Ruf us Keyser & Son), r. 728 Hayes
Keystin James W.( Keystone Whip Co.),r.Ws Church.
nr Twenty-( ighth
Kcy:-tou SHiiiuel (Key.stone Whip Co.) , r. W 8 Church,
nr Twenty-eighth
Kejst .11 William D. (Keystone Whip Co.) , r. Welbon
liouse
Keystone Consolidaied Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),
T. J.Shiickleford secret irv. office 310 Pine, room 40
KEVSTO.XK UOVSIC, lr..nk Nicolaysen proptr,
127-129 Ja<'ksoii
KcyslOMC Whip C 1. (James W., Samuel and William
D. Keyston), whip manufs, 2029 Mission
Keyt & Co. (estate of A. C. Keyt) , general advertising
agents and billposters, Thomas N.Dumphymana-
ager, .506 Commercial
Kezar Abner H., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1200H
Larkin
Kezer Henry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 635 Cal
Kialy Thomas, stableman Central R. R. Co., r. 1719
O'Farrell
Klbbe Calvin, longshoreman, r. 305 Main
Kibbe George R., r. 15 Taylor
Kibbe Harry M., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 1206 Market
Kib:)e Horace W., barkeeper Adam & Kibbe, r. 21'i
Perry
Kibbe Millard (.Adam & Kibbe), r. 1112 Powell
Kibbe Sarah A. (widow), r. Colonnade House
Kibbe Thomas R., r. 15 Taylor
Kibble Thornton M., clerk Robert M. Edwards, r.
1112 Powell
Kickham James P., driver Market St. and Hayes Val-
ley R. R.
Kicher Franz, locksmith, r. 1618 Stockton
Kidd Alexander, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. 1212
Howard
Kidd Alexander, musician St. Ann's Rest, r. 18 Heron
Kidd Alexander Jr., musician, r. 704 Union
Kidd Elmore A., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 426
Twenty- fourth
Kidd E. M. Mrs., r. 4}^ St. Mary
Kidd George B., carriagepainter Harvey W. Kice, r.
426 Twenty-fourth
Kidd George M., musician, r. 1214 Clay
Kidd George V., carriagepainter, r.426 Twenty-fourth
Kidd George W., capitalist, r. 603 Sutter
Kidd George W., teamster Wilson & Brother, r. 1211
Turk
Kidd James, contractor, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Kidd James, musician, r. cor Heron and Ellen
Kidd John (C. S. Moses K Co.) , r. 813 Jessie
Kidd John T., draughtsman, r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Kidd Leonard W.. foreman Carlos White, r. 2242 Misa
Kidd Lizzie, domestic 1912 Broadway
Kidd Powers, blacksmith, r. 2721 Mission
Kidd William, r. 2721 Mission
Kidd William, stevedore, r. 1031 Montgomery
Kidd William H., foreman Harvey W. Rice, r. 42S
Twenty-fourth
Kidd. See Kydd
Kidder Charles, painter E. H. Black, r. 16 Willow At
Kidder C. R. Miss, machine operator Buckingham k.
Hei-ht, r. 1607 Stevenson
Kidder George E., frcighi clerk O. & O. 8. S. Belglo
Kidder Geor^ic W., peddler, r. 636 Commercial
KidU-y William ;lenry, captain O. &. O. S. S. Gaelic
Kidney James, r. 112 Steuart
Kidney John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Kidney John J., conductor Central R. R., r. 995 Market
Kidney T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kidney William, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, r.
230 Minna
Kidwell John, gardener, r. 1221 Filbert
Kifbbak Christopher, shoemaker, r, 835 Broadway
Kiefer John, barber, r. 237 Seventh
Kiefer Katie, cook 1105 Taylor
Kiefer Leopold, millwright Atlas Iron Works, r. 14S
Clara
Kiefer Louis, varnisher J. B. Luchsinger & 9on, r. 9
William
Kiefer Philip (Flleler & Kiefer). r. 534 Grove
Kiefer Theodore, barber, r. 512 Brannau
Kiefer. See Keefer
Kicflfer A., Lafayette Guard Armory, 730 Montgomery
Kiiffer Grorge, liquor saloon, l'23.s Dupont
Kietfer Nicholas, lirewer, r. 616 California
Kiehn August, labonr Pacific Rolling Mill
Kichl E. H., steward S. S. George W. Elder
Kiehl Hcnrj-, cook Hotel Rheiu
Kiehl Jacob, carpenter, r. 515 Sacramento
Kieley Roger, salesman William Bean, r. 632 Mis-
sion
Kielly James, r. 1151 Howard
Kiemer Henry, driver W. Frey, r. 911 Larktn
Kienborts Daniel, medical student, r. 415 Fifth
Kienborts Eliza Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r.
415 Fifth
feientzel Philip, teamster, r. 1723 O'Farrell
Kieruan Barmy, gardiiicr, r. 601 Brannan
Kiernan Bessie, chambcniiaid, 807 California
BULLOCS & J0N.3S, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Velocipedes and Eocking Horses at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
KIE
493
KIL
Kiernan Bridget (widow), r. McAlliBter, bet Devisa-
dero uud Scott
Kiernau Charles, gardener, r. 13 Moss
Kiernau Charles, upholstery, 2;U Sixteenth
Kiernan Charles H., salesman Christian MuUer, r.
931 >« Howard
Kiernan Elleu (widow), r. 4305<i Natoma
Kiernau Francis, fruits, 230 Post
Kiernan James, laborer, r. 7'J4 Mission
Kiernan .lames, stableman W. Keijpeuburgh, r. 102
Clark
Kiernau James, teamster, r. 711 Natoma
Kiernau Johu, r. Park Hotel
Kiernan Johu, deputy assessor, r. 1008 Union
Kiernan John, laborer, r. 'J Bryant Av. rear
Kieroau John, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E b Lou-
isiana, nr Shasta
Kiernan John, porter, r. 54.'5 Second
Kiernan Kate, laundress St. Mary's Hospital
Kiernan Margaret, domestic CIO Guerrero
Kiernau M. H., seaman, r. 'i04 St< uart
Kiernan Mich.iel, plasterer, r. 119'2 Harrison
Kiernan Michael, repairer sewing miichiues, 607 Mis-
sion, r. 931' J Howard
Kiernan Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Uryant Av, rear
Kiernan Patrick, laborer, r. Natoma, btt Seventh and
Eighth
Kiernau Peter, salesman Morison, Hutchinson & Co.,
r. 32r> Clementina
Kitrnan Philip (Stryker & Kiernan) , r. 513 Howard
Kiernan Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mis-
sion and Powell Av
Kiernan Thomas, printer, r. 001 Brannau
Kiernan Thomas, stonecutter, r. McAllister, bet Devi-
sadero and Scott
Kiernan Thomas, teamster Tillmann & Bendel, r. 19
Park Av
Kiernan Thomas J. (Connolly & Kiernan), r. 812 Geary
Kiernan Walter, tailor, r. 931 3« Howard
Kiernau William, collector, r. 931J^ Howard
Kiernan William, laborer, r. Bruns' Hotel
Kierski Johu S., r. 212 Sutter
Kierski Moritz, r. 212 Sutter
Kierski William, r. 420 Tyler
Kierstiin C. paver Supi rintendent of Streets
Kiest 1 Charles, solicitor New Atlantic Hutel
Kiesendalil Emil, shoecutter, r. 1409 Polk
Kiesling Charles A., bartender E. H. Fitter, r. SE cor
Jacksou and East
Kiepsel Jacob, barber Joseph Campbell, r. 704)<J Miss
Kihlmeyer Louis, r. iiOG Powell
Kihn Edward, (Fifth Street Furniture Manuf. Co.), r.
113 Clinton
Kihn Herrmann, policeman City Hall, r. 241 Fremont
Kihu Thomas (Meyer & Kihn), r.241 Fremont
Kilborn John, blacksmith and carriagemaker, r. 1106
Howard
Kilborn John H., barkeeper strn Julia, r. 9 St.
Charles H
Kilbourn William W., manager Ward's Drug Store, 61
Second
Kilbourne George O., r. 702 Post
Kilcannon Colmau, laborer, r. 37 Everett
KilcuUen Michael, laundry, 21 Freelon
Ki'.da Augustine, molder, r. 64 Fii-st
Kildare Edward J., photographer Thomas H. Boyd, r.
2232 Mission
Kildare James, laborer freight department Ceutral
Pac. K. H.
Kilday Ann (widow), r. 3 Card alley
Kilday Edward, actor California Theatre, r. 6,35 Cal
Kilday lidward Mrs. (widow), r. 63.5 Calif oraia
Kilday Edward A., clerk Bowley Bros., r. 635 Cal
Kilday Frauk, apprentice William Kilday, r. 1138
Howard
Kilday James, laborer, r. 35 Park Av
Kihiay James R., plumber and gasfitter William Kil-
day. r. 113H Hi ward
Kilday Mary, domestic Abbotsford House, NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
KLLDAYMICHAKL, wines and liquorB, 100 Sec-
ond, r. 544 Bryant
KI1.D A Y WI1A.IA M, plumber and gasfitter, stoves
and tinware, 1138 Howard
Kilday William J., plumber and gasfitter William Kil-
day, r. 1138 Howard
Kildea Austin, molder O K Foundry, r. 308 Beale
Kildufl" Kate Miss, tailoress James Cavanagh, r. 906
F'llsom
Kilduff Lizzie Mrs., r. 1506 Mission
Kilduflf O-wen. laborer, r. 906 Folsom
Kilduff Patrick, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1126 Broadway
Kildutt' P. D., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
r. 319 Fourth
Kilduff Peter, paver Spring Valley Water Works, r.
1117 Broadway
Kilduff 'J huxnas, laborer, r. 122 Shipley
Kilduff William, tanner, r. North German House
Kiliy David, engineer, r. 12 Rlucon Av
Kiley Hiram Mrs., r. 1125 Mission
Kiley Michael, carpenter, r. 003 Harrison
Kiley Michael, laborer, r. 2.53 Clementina
Kilfoyle Joseph, clerk L. Leb< nbaum & Co., r. cor
Bush and Larkin
Kilgallon Andrew, seaman, r. 404 Folsom
Kilgaiiff John, boilermaker, r. 38 Clarence PI
Kilgariff Michael, porter Michael Heffernan, r. 38
Clan nee PI
Kilguur Lawr.nce (Hill & Kilgour), r. 326 Eddy
KilgourL. J., clerk Falkner, Bell it Co., r. 326 Eddy
Kilikii Timothy, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Kilkenny Delia, domestic 23S Si.xth
Kilkenny Patrick, driver Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r.
37 Sacramento
Killau Juhu, laborer, r. 620 Sixth
Killard Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Killbride Edward, bricklayer, r. Evuns' Hotel
Killbride Henry, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
16 Tehama
Killbride Jauies, liquor saloon. First Av, cor Ken-
tucky, Smith S. F.
Killbride Owen, boilermaker, r. 16 Tehama '
Killbride Patrick, laborer S. F. Cordagd Co., r. First
Av, cor Kentucky, S(mth S. F.
Killcline Michael, labtrer, r. 689 Clementina
Killcoss Bridget, domestic 826 McAllister
KillcuUeu Owen, . lerk Patrick McCormack, r. NW cor
Georgia and Sierra
Kille Edwin L., clerk, r. 716 Market
Killeeu Annie Miss, lodgiur;s, Hj6 Minna
Killet-n Charles, r. 39 Minna
Killeen Dennis, carriagepaiuter Fashion Stables, r.
114 3^ Clara
Killeeu John, laborer, r. S s Twenty-third, bet San-
chez and Noe
Killeen John, lumbeiman A. M. Simpson & Brother,
r. Tweuty-third, bet Sanchez and Noe
Killeen Johu, stevedore A. C. Freese
Killeen Mary (widow), boarding, 39 Minna
Killeen Patrick clerk Patrick Norton, r. SW cor Eighth
and Miuua
Killeen Thomas, carriagepainter Albert Folsom, r.
NW cor Twenty-sixth and Guerrero
Killeen Timothy, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
Beale Street Wharf, r. NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Castro
Killerau Issac. r. Clipper Hotel
Kille> CharlisH.. real t state, office with J. Marquis,
109 Montgomery, r. 2801 Webster
Killgallou A., coal passers. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Killian Antoue, compositor Patrick J. Thomas, r. 1617
Devisadero
Killian Catherine (widow), r. 1 Sumner
Killian Michael, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 350
Third
Killigan Thomas, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 221
Tehama
Killilea John. r. 10 Farreu Av
Killilea Matthew D., carpenter, r. 344 Chattanooga,
rear
Killilea Patrick, laborer, r. 454 Minna, rear
Killilea Sti phen, laundryman La Grande Laundry
KiUimede John, r. ti24 Miuua
Killiimde Michael, clerk Patrick Barry, r. NW cor
Russ and Natoma
Killing Jiilius. farmer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Killinger Frank S., r. 2 Eighth
Killip Jasper N. (Killip ."e Co.), r. 323 Kearny
Killip & Co. (Jasper N. Killip and C. M. Chase), auc_
tioneers, 132 Sutter
Killpack Aun Mrs., janitress Sanchez Street Primary
Si hool, r. Castro, ur Ninetc i nth
Killpack Johu, engineer, r E s Castro, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Killpatilck Andtew, foreman Hancock & Kelso, r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Coiumbia
Killpatrick David, Tailors' PiO. Union, SW cor Kearny
and .Morton
BEAMISH'S Shirts aie Lower in Price tlian any other first ;lass make.
A.1TDBIIS0N & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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494
KIN
Killpatrick E. C, r. 413 Brannan
Killpatrick George, tailor, r. 830 Nine'eenth
Killpatrick William, eugineer, r. Termiual Hotel
Killson Peter, laborer, r. lnj^ Cliutou
Kilroy Joseph A., clerk auditor's deiiartment South-
ern P;ic. R. II., r. 1723 Steveusou
KiToy Michael, laborer, r. 726 Braunan, rear
Kil oy Patrick, con factor, r. Ill Buchanan
Kilriy Patrick, labort-r, r. "JG Freelon, r;ar
Kiltou Ivory H., blacksmith, r. W s Dore, bet Harri-
son and Bryant, rear
Kilsb.v Josroh. seaman slctop Whipple, r. tJ Jackson
Kiiiib'all Alb.it. r. 9.iJ Montgomery
Kimbail i harles, foreman engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r.
b}^ WetmerePl
Kimball Charles P., stationery and toys, 519 Hayes, r.
■il3 Hayes
Ivimball Charles S., weigher, r. 8J4 Wetmore PI
Kimball E.iiily, nurse, r. 418 Brauiiau '
Kimb 11 (jardner, driver Hook and Ladder No. 2, S.
F. F. D., r. CJ7 Broadway
Kim.jall G' orge H., with Sjjring Valley Water Works,
r. ];i4 McAllisier
Kimball Ge .rge P., r. 720 Ellis
Kimball George W., cleik W. J. Calliugham & Co., r.
720 Ellis
Kimball Hazen, farmer, r. 1301 Mason
Kimb.tU Henry (B.itling .t Kimballj, r. COO Bush
KimbiU James o., r. •'53:^1 Minna
Kimbul John Rev., publish r The Pacific, office 7
Montgomery Av, r. l.;j McAhist r
Kimball John (J., sprin^'iuaker Cal. Spiing Manuf.Co.,
r. .J3y Minna
KOIBALiL. MANUFACTUKINGCO., JamcsG.
K^ad, bupennteiideut, carriage, ear, and harness
mauuis, 4j1 Fourth
Kimball Proctor W., teacher pianoforte, r. 519 Hayes
KimOall Stephen P., paperhauger George W. Clark,
r. 1-U- Howard
Kimbail Thumas B., foreman Code Elfelt & Co., r. 230
Kearny
Kimbie Listou, salesman W.W. M.'ntague & Co., r.800
Filbert
Kimic CLiarles, actor Buckley's Varieties, r. 140 Minna
Kimley William, labjrer Holen .v Co., r. 1009 Jones
Kiaimel John, barber, 231 J^ Second
Kiaard Ch. tries E., messenger Pacific Transferee, r.
Jij.'ii Geary
Kinard Willium N., r. 18 Sacramento
Kiucaid Adele Mr.s., dressmaker, r. lUl Folsom
Kiucaid H.rtley ii,, curpeut r, r. 1111 Folsom
Kincaid Isaac P., lorcinan carpenter I'ublic School
L>epar,jiu ut, r. 7U3 .Seventeenth
Kinciiu John E., i-ontractor, r. •.:2.'J P;icific Av
Kiucaid Liewellyu S., carpenter Pino and Larkin
School, r. 1111 Folsom
Kiuciiia Mary (widow), r. 40 Tehama
Kiui-aid Mary W. Mrs., te icher normal class Girl's
Hi-h School, r. i2l9 Pacific Av
Rineiiid Samuel A., stonemason, r. 309 Ivy Av
Kincaid William H., clerk, r. 357 Brannan
Kind Anna T. Miss, trimmer Miss Francis A. Kind, r.
102 1" Pacific
Kind L.ertha Miss, trimmer Miss Francis A. Kind, r.
1027 Pacific
Kind Emanuel, bookkeeper A. Jonas & Co., r. 804
Ge iry
Kind Francis A. Miss, millinery, 1022 Stockt ju, r. 1027
Pacific
ICiud Henry W. (Fay, Deuprey & Kind) , attorney at
law. office 214 S iiisoiu. r. 1()22 W.iBhiiigton
j Kind John. r. 423 .Minna
j Kind M. W. Mrs., dress. uaking, 1017 Market
I Kind nil hard, foreman Philip Liesenfi Id, r. 10"27 Pac
I Kind Kii^hard W., de orator, r. (ilrt Califorul i
Kin.i'oorg Edwa d, oystenuau Michael B. Moraghau,
r. 711 Calitoruia
Kiudelou Owen, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 3
Kappeler Court
Kindenchicks Jacob, r. Clipper Hotel
Kinder Christopher, x^orter Heath, Gallup & Co., r.
5 Washiiigtim
Kinder John C, porter Coffin & Hendry, r. 1749Ji
Market
Kindi rgiii Jolin, laborer, r. 528 Folsom
Kindleu William, captain achr Fairfield, r. 22 Fred-
erick
KlncUei- A. ,V Co., coffee and spice mill, NEcor Mission
and Fremont
Kindler Alexander {K. Eindlcr k Co.). r. the Baldwin
Kindler Frederick, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Kine Louis, liquor saloon, r. 3 Vernon PI
Kinerson J. H., drayman, SE cor Pine and Battery,
r. 375 Shotwell
King Augustas, janitor Safe Deposit Co., r. 159 Silver
King Augustus Jr., let.er carrier S. F. Post-office, r.
159 Silver
King Alice, widow, canvasser, r. 518 Minna
King Arthur, r. 161 Cla a
King Austin, letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r. 753 How
King A. W., eigaruiaker Holling Bros., r. 413 Fourth
King Bartholomew, driver Eaiplre Brewery, r. 420
Chestnut
King Benno, bookkeeper, r. 751 Market
King ( amerou H. (King & Rodgers), attorney at law,
office 20? Sansom, r. 2205 Devisadero
King Carrie Mr-;., furnished rooms, 22 Fifth
King Ca herine (widow), lodgings, 279 Minna
King Charles, carsealer. Central Pac. R. R., r. 911
.■^lio.well
King Charles, laborer, r. cor Union and Lyon
King Charles, laborer, Pac. Rolling Mill
King Charles 11. cig r maker, r. 114 Hyde
King Charles J. (U. J.imesKing of Wm. &Co.),r. Oak-
l.nd
King Clarence E., r. 911 Jackson
King Clarence H., assistant baggage master Central
Pac. R. R.. r. .017 Larkin
King K o nelius, capitalist, r. 319 Broadway
King Cornelius, laborer, r. NE cor Mission and
Twenty-fourth
King C. W., porter Haas Bros., r. 11 Laurel PI
King David F., miller Dohrraa :n #c Co., r. 123 Oregon
King David J., canv.iss r. r. 114 Hyde
King Delia, cook. NE cur Chi stniu and Hyde
King Dennis, engineer, r. 115 Silve;'
K.ng Dwight C, stables, li.OS West Mission
King Edmund W., stonecutter, r. 741 Ma ket
Kiu-; Ldward, wntcliman, O. A: O. S. S. Belgic
King E Iwin T.. r. 101 f Larkin
King Eliza J. (widow), r. 1017 Larkin
King Elizabi til (widow), furn.slud rooms, 1524 Clay
King Elleu Mrs., furnished rooms, 42.> Kearny
King F., r. 42.i Jackson
King Fannie C. (wi.iow), r. 627 Fulton
King F. H., cai'ii nter, r. Haekineieis' Hotel
King Francis V. , lanorer, r. 63 Clementina
Ki.ig Frank, r. '.' ' Jackson
King Frank, laborer, r. 52i Dupont
King Frank R.,r. 4 Rose Av
King Frederick \V., cutter I. Eisenberg, r. 107 Ash Av
King George A., clerk, r. 114 Hyde
King Gi or.;e C, foreman Euward Bosqui & Co., r.
1111 Mason
King Ge.irgo F., proptr King's Hall, r. 2122 Mission
King G orge W.. whipmaker Keystone Whip Co., r.
1709 St veuson
King H. (wid w), r. 501 Post
King Harry, waiter, r. 108 William
King Henry, helper Mtiin Ir. in Works, r. 2 Sheridan
King Henry i ., box naki r, r. 412 Shii)lcy
King Henry L., contractor, r. 1002 P.iwell
King Henry L. Jr., bookkeeper banking department
Wells, Fargo >i Co., r. 77.. Tenth, Oakland
King Homer S. (L.ithain .v King), r. U.">0 Sacrameuto
King Jauns, b.iileriiiuker O. >>c O. S. S. Gaelic
King -lames, lOok stmr Oikland, r. 31 Hinckley
King Ja.nes, engineer, r. 115 Silver
Xing Janie~, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R. R.,
r. "28 •« Zoe ,
King James, laborer New U. S. .^pprai.sers' Building,
r. 1315 Oelavia
Kinsj -laines H.. • lerk Michael L. King, r. 19 Clem
KING JAAIE.S Ij. (King & Chattinl.r. Occidental
Uoiel
King John, chief engineer New Citv Hall,r. 115 Silver
King John, conductor N. B. & Mission K. E., r. Rals-
ton Uouse
King John, engineer, r. .Ilfi Stockton
King John, port r Altu California, r. Ss Myrtle Av, bet
Franklin and Gou_;h
King John, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
King John A. B., engineer, r. 727 Folsom
King John C, booKkeeper Latham »»c King, r. 615
Lombard
Kim,' John C, carpenter, r. 1322 Jackson
King John S., Chinese Kmployuient Agency, 616 Clay,
r. .534 Ellis
King Joseph, laborer, r. 312 Fdljert
King Joseph, haekdrivjr, r. 416 Broadway
Eullosk & Jon2s, 1C5 M:ntg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Kiug Josoph, nurse St. Mary'ts Hospital
King Joseith B., barkeeper J. Hanretty, r. 708 Mission
King Joeciili L. (Joseph L. King it Co.), r. 2116
Bush
KING JOSEPH I.. »!fc CO. (Albert P. Wade) , stock-
brokers, offli-e 4015 California
Kiug Julia, coffee saloon, 36 First
King Lewis C, guard House of Correction
King Louise I). Miss. r. lOO'i Powell
Kiug Luke, blacksmith Sutter St. R. R., r. 1307 Mont-
gomery
King M.^ painter, r. oO.T Bush
Kiug Margaret S. (widow) , r. 727 Folsom
King Martin, fireman, r. MS Second
Kiug Martin, laborer, r. 37 Everett
King Martin, with Minjo Brothers, r. 1403 Mont, rear
King Mary, dome.-tic, 427 Ilryant
King M.iry, pnprietrtss Belmont House, 9G9 Mission
King Mary Miss, typetietter Painter & Co., r. 1307
Ml intgomery
King Marv S. Miss, teacher music, r. 1411 Jackson
King Mutthew, baker A. W. Wilson
King Michael, contractor, r. 327 Tyler
King Michael, house and sign painter, 311 Sutter, r.
Ahlborn House
King Michael, laborer, r. cor Church and Tweuty-
nintli
King Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
King Michael L., second hand books, 2U5 Fourth, r. 191
Clementina
King Michael W., liquor saloon, 144 Steviart
King Nicholas, draught.-man, r. 13 Van Ness Av
King Nora, domestic 1714 California
KING OF WILIilABI C. JAMES & CO.
(Charles J. Kiug, Isaac H. Mor.se and Warren
Story), m.iuufs of hernictically sealed goods. NW
cor Broadway and Sansom
King Ctis B., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 6 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
King Piitrick, laborer, r. 1902 Ellis
King Pati'ick, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
King Patrick, laborer, r. E s Michigan, nr Shasta
King Patrick, painter, r. N s Fulton, bet Franklin and
Gongh
King Piitrick, stockcutter Buckingham and Hecht, r.
101) Hayes
King Philip, baihiiig snd hairdressing saloon, 323
Piu-ific, r. 1425 J«j Dupont
Kiug Richard, carpenter, D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 11 Laurel PI
Kiug Kichard P., fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 1307
Montgomery
King Robert, sieward stm Relief, Jackson St. Wharf
King Robe!t I., carpenter, r. 9.'>9 Mission
King Robert W., engineer The Baldwin, r. 611 Third
Kiug Sarah (widow), r. 114 Hyde
Kiut; Seth A., r. 810 Howard
•King Street House, John Battles projitr, 103-105 King
King Tlionias, gardener Union Square, r. 5 Scheerer PI
King Thomas, laljorcr J. M. Comerford
Kiug Thomas, shoemaker T. J. Broderick, r. 229 Minna
King Thomas, watchman B. Davidson & Co., r. 911
Bryant
King Thomas J., printer, r. 911 Bryant
Kiug Timothy J., expressman SW cor Sixth and Fol-
81 m, r. 412 Shipley
King W., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Kiug W. G., special policeman, r. 919 Sto-kton
King Wilber H., clerk Latham & King, r. 501 Post
King William, coffee and chi>p saloon, 919 Battery
Kiug William, labori r, r. 247 Second
King William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
King William, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
King William, seaman Caroline Dixon, Pier 1, Steuart
King William, shoemaker, r. 415 Filbert
King William, steauiboatman, r. 11 Pacific
King William, stevedore, r. 13 Welsli
King William A. mechanic, r. 159 Silver
King AVilliam A., wharliuger Mission St. Whnrf, r.
1914 Myrtle, Oakland
King Wiliiam B., conductor N. B. & Mission K. R. Co.,
r. 826 Folsom
King William B., wheelwright, r. 358}^ Jessie
King William C, rubber worker, Gutta Percha &
Rubber Manuf Co., r. Hewitt's Hotel
King William E., i)ropri(,tor Geary Street House, 22
Geary
King William M., a«saser, r. 525 Pine
Kiug William R., mining, r. 632 Sutter
King William V., conductor N. B. fc Mission R. R., r.
731 Folsom
King W. M., r. 148 Struart
KING & CHATTEV (James L. King, and Edward
Chattin), notaries public and commissioners of
deeds, office 442 California
KING & RODGERS (Cameron H. King, and Ar-
thur Kodgersl, attorneys at law, office 207 Sansom
King's Hall, George F. King proprietor, 2131 Mission
Kingan T. V., capitalist, r. The Baldwin
Kinger Edward, tailor, 852 Washington
Kingon Robert, dairy produce, 27 & 28 Grand Arcade
Market, r. 541 >.. Natoma
Kingsbury Albert W., salesman, r. 1010 Mason
Kingsbury Alice, actress, r. 721 Harrison
Kingsbury .\lico (widow), r. 2645 Mission
Kingsbury Henry, stevedore, A. C. Freese
Kingsburv Henry M., clerk, George Loomis, r. 8 Hope-
ton Terrace
Kingsbury Leonard W. (Jones k Kingsbury), r. 3
Bush St. PI
Kingsbury Sanford, clerk general supt's olBce, Central
Pac. R. R., r. Alameda
Kingsbury Thomas P., sergeant Police. City Hall, r. 6
Elgin Park
Kingsford Albert, salesman, Greenebaixm Bro8.,r. 2610
Sutter
Kingsland George R., engineer stm Gufsie Telfair, r. 2
Liberty
Kingsland James E. C, chief engineer stm Gussie
Telfair, r. 2 Liberty
Kingsley Alfred M., mail carrier, r. 412 Fifth
Kingsky Ellen (widow), teacher, r. 822 Turk
Kingsley Everett B., drayman N. S. Arnold & Co., r.
716 Capp
Kingsley Henry C, foreman Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 13 Anthony
Kingsley James F., tinsmith, r. 2619 Clay
Kingsley Peter, laborer, r. N 8 Brannan bet Sixth and
Seventh
Kingsley Thomas P., laborer, r. 726 Brannan
Kingsley William, laborer. Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Kingston Fritz, whitener, r. 3 Adelaide PI
Kingston James, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co.
Kingston Jeremiah, teamster S. F. Gaslight Co. r. 180
Clara
Kingston John, real estate, r. 441 Fifth "
Kiugwell James W., plumber and gasfltter, 502 Ellis,
r. 401 Leavenworth
Kingwell J. F., insurance agent, r. 317 Geary
Kingwell Vincent T. (Weed & Kingwell) . r.'238 Sixth
Kink Rosalie, domestic 702 Lombard
Kiiiley James, cook Pacific Oyster House, r. 1'207 Polk
Kialey John, laborer, r. 107 Clinton
Kiuley Joseph M,, attorney at law, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Kinne C. Masem. special agent Liverpool and London
and Globe Insnrauee Co., r. 2.520 Post
Kinne Henry C, assistant Lincoln Evening School, r.
736 Market
Kinne James M., ice dealer, r. 115 Perry
Kinne Joseph, teamster, r. Potrero Av, bet Sixteenth
and El Dorado
Kinne Thomas, groceries and liquors, NW cor Oak
and Octavia
Kinne William (Daly k Kinne) , r. San Miguel
Kinuealy John, r. 172 Minna
Kinuealy John, laborer, r. Birch Av, bet Buchanan
and Laguna
Kinnear Ebeu, asphaltum roofer, office 120 Sutter,
room 80
Kinnear John, r. 519 Sacramento
Ivinneen Thomas, painter, r. NW corner Twenty-sixth
and Guerrero
Kinnell D., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Kinnemann George, musician, r 409 Green
Kinnery John, engineer, r. 170 Silver
Kinney E. Mrs. (T.iylor & Kinney), r. 27 Geary
Kinney Edward, laborer .\ndrew Onderdonk
Kinney Frances, domestic 744 Ellis
Kinney James, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 114
William
Kinney Kate, domestic 829 O'Farrell
Kinney Michael, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 26
Clementina
Kinney Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kinney Owtn, waiter Cosmoi)olitan Hotel, r. 1024 How
Kinney Robert, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 114
William
Kinney Thomas, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 114
William
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the hest. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Kinney William J., salesman Maher & Manion, r.
509 Hyde
Kinnifick Patrick, laborer, r. 22!^ Rausch
Kinsella E., porter The Fountain, SE cor Sutter and
Kearuy
Kinsella John, shoemaker, r. 719 Natoma
Kinj-ella Sadie, shoetitter, r. lOao Folsom
Kinsey Abram G., capitalist, r. 901 Sutter
Kinsey Charles, real est^ite, r. 729 California
Kinsey Charles C, official reporter City Criminal
Court, office 231 Bush, room 3, r. 1234 Valencia
Kinsey Charles W. (Lyon k Kinsey) r. Oakland
Kinsey Eliza S. Mrs., lodgings, 1023 Stockton
Kinbey Griffith, student Heald's Business College
Kinsey William, laborer Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Kinslea Thomas, ijressman Daily Stock Report, r. 741
Market
Kinsky Edward, waiter, r. 625 Minna
Kiu.-le'y John E., carpenter, 1210 ?<i Larkin, rear
Kinsley Josejih W., publisher Masonic Monthly, office
22 Montgomery, r. 303 Eddy
Kinsley Patrick, blacksmith California Boiler Works,
r. 517 Taylor
Kin.'-ley Patrick, machinist, r. 116 Perry
Kinsley Thomas, finisher Andrew Frci, r. Brannan,
btt Sixth and Seventh
Kinslow C. B. Mrs., furnished rooms, 236 Sutter
Kin.-man Charles, carpenter, r. 765 Howard
EiiSman Charle^W., builder, office 63H Market
Kinsman Edward, wellborer, r. 741 Market
Kinsman Franklin, carpenter and builder, r. 412 Clem
Kinsman James W., builder, office 63S Market, r. 217
Capp
Kinsman Nicholas W., engineer California and Ne-
vada Ice Co., r. 410 Natoma
Kinucan John, marblepolishcr J. A: F. Kesseler.r. 1211
Broadway
Kinzer George W., miner, r. 1324 California
Kip James, r. 212 Powell
Kip William Ingraham, Rt. Rev. D. D. L. L. D., Prot-
< sfcint Episcopal Bishop of California, r. SW cor
Eddy and Franklin
Kip William Ingraham Jr., r. SW cor Eddy and Frank-
lin
Kipp Edward J., salesman Hixson & Dilla, r. 1606
Bush
Kipp George, engineer, r. 709 Post
Kipp J. E., Conductor Centi'al R. R.
Kipp Marie, domestic 1219 Jones
Kipp Matthew R., ga.stitter, r. 709 Post
Kipper John, carpenter, r. 536 Minna
Kii)piu John, carpenter, r. 217 Minna
Kippler K., solicitor Hotel Rhein. 909 Kearny
Kipps Alfred K., portrait painter, 1436 Market, r. 757
Howard
Kiiby Ann (widow), r. 11C5 Howard
Kirby Charles, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kirby C. K., r. Palace Hotel
Kirby Daniel, extraman Engine No. 10, S. P. F. D., r.
.Oie Bryant
Kirby Edward Mrs. (widow), r. 148 Minna
Kirby James, blacksmith T. F. Misgill, r. 002 Natoma
Kirby John, blacksmith Southern Pac. R. R., r. 1833
Howard
Kirby John, clerk, r. 907 Folsom
Kirby John, laborer, r. 69 Sliipley
Kiriiy John F., boxmakfr F. Korbel & Bros., r. 1163
Howard
Kirby J(ihn H., foreman blacksmith Southern Pac. R.
R., r. 228Sixteeuth
Kirby John J., mailing clerk Post-offlce, r. 711 Taylor
Kirby John J. Jr., salesman P. li. Kennedy, r. 9U7 Fol
Kirby John T., collector Anglo-Califoriiian Bank, r.
720 California
Kirby Marianne Miss, dressmaker D. Samuels, r. 523
Stevenson
Kirby Mary Miss, machine band Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessiuger J« Co., r. 1165 Howard
Kirby Michael, clerk Thomas R. Flinn, r. 1167 Miss
Kirby Mi(-haei, driver Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Kiiby Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 17
Louisa
Kirby Michael, teamsttr. r. 602 Natoma
Kirby Nicholas, seaman, r. 809 Batt<ry
Kirby Patrick, horseshoer John (irace, r. 17 Chesley
Kirby Peter J., gastitter Sutherland & Gray, r. 1165
Howard
Kirby P. H., business manager Standard Theatre
Kirby H. C. & Co., taumrs (Sauta Cruz, CalJ.J. C.
JohuKou & Co. agents, 12-14 Pine
Kirby Thomas, r. 40 Hill
Kirby Thomas J., manager Lancashire Brewing Co.,
423 Valencia, r. 1809 Folsom
Kirby William, oiler O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Kirby William, plumber Pacific Improvement Co., r.
1165 Howard
Kirby William, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Kirby. See Kerby
Kirch Charles, plasterer, 22 Ji Everett, r. Minnie, bet
Ashbury and Clayton
Kirchhoflf Bernard (Kruse & Euler), r. 614 Filbert
Kirchhoff Th. odore (M. Wuns^h & Co.). r. 206 Powell
Kirchmann Henry (John Hencken & Co.), r. 067 Bry-
ant
Kirchner B., cook, r. 18 First
Kirchner Caspar W., manufs' agent, office 539 Market,
! r. 1202 Ht ward
Kirchner Charles A., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r.
I 101 Post
1 Kirchner Charles F., r. Occidental Hotel
Kirchner Fredrick, bookkeeper B. H. Klinger, r. 200
Sixteenth
I Kirchner Henry, f laiits, vegetables, and produce, 28-
[ 29 Grand Central Market, r. 1023 Market
Kirchiier Herman, proptr Oak Street House, 236 Oak.
! ELirchweger Herman, copyist County Recorder's Of-
fice, r. 650 Sacramento
Kiriski John A., barkeeper Henry Habermehl, r. 216
Hyde
; Kiritz Jacob, cigarinaker Mayrisch Brothers & Co , r.
j Hotel Rhein
I Kirk Andrew, calker, r. 2 Grant PI
Kirk Andrew, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works
Kirk Christian (Haste i Kirk), r. 1017 Bush
Kirk Edward, expressman Fechheimer & Steele
Kirk Emma Miss, missionary Young Women's Chris-
! tian ABsn, r. 218 Stockton
Kirk i'rauk, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Kirk John M.(Muijboru & Kirk), r. Oakland
Kirk Mary H. Miss, tailoress Charles McCrystle, r. 217
Twenty-second
Kirk Patrick Edward, attorney at law, office G09 Sac-
ramento, rooms 4-5, r. 1581 Folsom
Kirk Richard, sloueiutter, r. 907 Folsom j
Kirk Robert, r. 041 Harrison >
Kirk Samuel B., porter John Taylor ^^c Co., r. E s Ten- !
nessee, nr Solano 1
Kirkham Ralph W., treasurer St. Luke's Hospital, j
office 109 California, r. Oakland
Kirkhoff Loreutz, Mast^-r Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druids' Hall
Kirkland Alexander W., clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1513
Hyde
Kirkland B. S., r. 55 Silver
Kirkland Cordelia Miss, teacher Urban Academy, r.
130 Tyler
Kirkland James, r. 1513 Hyde
KIRKL.AXD aOSKPH B., general agent Van-
dalia, Pan Handle and Pennsylvania Railway,
office 3 New Montgomery, r. Grand Hotel
Kirkland John, assistant bookkeeper C. J. Uawley ji j
Co., r.*1513Hyde |
Kirkland R.ibert, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1513 Hyde
KirkiUhU R. A. proptr Sun Leandro Express, office 117'
Market, r. San Leandro
Kirkness William, bookkeejior B. L. Solomon's Sons,
r. l^akland 1
Kirkpatrick A., Jour. Shipwrights Assn, 71 New Mont- {
gomery
Kirkpatrick Albert H., mechanic Continental Oil and
"Trausportation Co., r. 413 Brannan
Kirkpati ick Alfred, marblecutttr Charles Bianchi, r. j
105 Hayes
Kirkpatiiik Heury, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Kirkpatrick James, mechanic, r. 515 Cireen
Kirkpatrick James, salesman Henry Burns, r. 348
Third
Kirkpatrick James E., conductor Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 413 Hrannan
KIRKPATUICK JOHN, chief of police, office
9-11 Old City Hall, r. 331 Fell
Kirkpatrick Thomas, salesman Crane, Hastings & Co.,
r. 109 Montgoiiiiiy
Kirkpatrick W.T.,BaleBmuii Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 413 Brannan
Kirsch Eiiiil, market, 2113 Missinn
Kirschbraun Esedor (Kirschbraun, Son A; Co.), r. 1933
Sutter
Kirschbraun Henry, clerk Kirschbraun, Son & Co., r.
1933 Sutt. r
BULLOCi: J; JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Klraihbraim Louis (Kirschbraun, Son & Co.), r. Vir-
Kiuitt I'itv, Nevnda
KIRSCHBRAUN, SON & CO. (Esedor and Louis
Kirschbruiui and Henry M. Jacobs), -wholesale
butt r, tgiis, cheese, etc., 31.'5 Clay
KJrst-hner Josejjh, painter, r. 13 White PI
Kirstiiu Charles, capitalist, r. 2717 Mission
Kirtz Jacdb, cit,'armiiker, r. 909 Kearny
Kirviii William, patternmaker, r. 120 First Av
Kirwan Lewis, with Charles F. MucNoil, r. 1(!5 Tehama
Kirw lU Ri hard, house and sign painter, 512 Taylor
KIRWIN JAMES, liquor saloon and restaurant,
NE cor Chestuui and Montgomery , r. 720 Green
Kirwin John, laborer, r. E s Ferrie,N Point Lobos Av
Kirwin Patrick, coachman Richard Xobin, r. SE cor
Jones and Post
Klshel George, waiter Swiss Hotel, r. 627 Commercial
Kiskaddeu James H., bookkeeper Parke & Lacy, r. 127
Montgomery
Kisler i omad, porter New Atlantic Hotel
Kisli;^ Ernst, baker E nil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kearny
Kiepert Hirry F., jeweler and di:imond setter C. H.
Lindemaun, r. cor Sixteenth and Railroad avs,
South S. F.
Kipsaue Henry, drayman, Pier 10 Steuart, r. N 8 Fol-
som, nr Sixth
Kissel iJros. (Jacob and John Adam), nursery, Silver
Av, nr Mission
Kissel Jacob (Kissel Bros.) ,r. Silver Av, nr Mission
Kissel John Adam (Kissel Bros.) , r. Silver Av, nr Miss
KiBSiiiig Eiuil .\., confectioner Edward Newman, r. 1
Quiney PI
Kisier George (Kister & Vetter) , r. 1212 Bryant
Ki--.ter Jacob, carnagemaker Kister & Vetter, r. 5 Bry-
ant Av
Kister Jt: Vetter (George Kister and August Vetter),
bla ksmiths and < arrlagemakers, 922 Brannan
Kistler F, ederick, cigarmaker Isaac K.White, r. 403
Broadway
Kit<^'hen Eliza, gloves, 15 Sutter, r. 188 Sixteenth
Kitihen El en, machine hand Mills, Leak & Co.
Kitchen George, clerk George Mvixphy, r. 18S Six-
teenth
Kitehen .lames, carpenter, r. 188 Sixteenth
Kitehen John, janitor Home Mutual Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Kitchen Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 5 Kuss
Kitehen Wilaam. r. 18is Sixteenth
Kitt Hob. rt, machinist, r. .50 Tehama
Kittel Adam, tailor, lt>0.5 Geary
Kittel August, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Pioneer House
Kittelbeger Charhs (Kittelberger & Dold) , r. 409
Dupiiut
Kittelberger* Duld (Charles Kittelberger and Charles
V. D. Id), wines and liquors, NE cor Market and
Powell
Kittels C nrad, weigher, r. Sacramento Hotel
Kitte man James, furniture dealer, r. 1318 Stockton
Kittle O. f . earpentei- Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Kitt e Jonathan G. (Kitte & Co.), r. .50.5 Harrison
K.ttle Ni holas G. (Kittle & Co.), r. 90i Sutter
KITTLE 6i CO. (Ni holas G., and Jonathan G. Kit-
tL- and James Palache) , shipping and commis-
sion merchauts. ofifice 202 California
Kittler Conrad, cabinetmaker, 202 Powell, r. 220 O'Far-
rell, rear
Kiitler Muody, manager branch bakery Betzold &
.Mem nn, 2G Dupont
KittLr K Pie M s., r. 20 Dupont
Ki tier Theodore, upholsterer, r. 3 Chatham PI
Kitler William C, caneworker, 202 Powell, r. 220
O'Farr 11, rear
Kitto O. lando, butcher, SE cor Iowa and Solano, r.W s
Iowa, nr Solano
Kittredge Add son G., bookkeeper Jonathan Kittredge,
r. 110 Ellis
Kittredge Charles, furdresser, r. N s Fair Av, nr Miss
Kittr. dge Edward H. (E. H. Kittredge & Co.), r. N s
Fiiteenth. b t Noe and Castro
KI'lTREOGE E. H. & CO. ) manufs and dealers
doors, windows, and blinds, 26-28. California
Ktttie ge George S., r. 81.5 Mission
Kittredge Is.bella H. (widow), r. 12 Lilly Av
Kittredge John K., lumber surveyor. Pier 10, Steuart,
r. liJ!i5 Fourth
KITTREDGE JONATHAN, proptr Phcenix Iron
Works, ls-.;0 Fremont, r. 110 Ellis
Kittredge Joseph G., ironworker Jonathan Kittredge,
r. 130 Fifth
Kittredge Ralph B., carrier Welle, Fargo & Co., r. 12
Lilly Av
Kittredge S. K., lumber surveyer, r. 142^ Fourth
Kittredge Spencer ii., with E. H. Kittredge & Co., r.
12 Lilly Av
Kitz Adam, champagnemaker C. Hoemer & Son, r. U18
Fifth
Kitz Frank C. R., bookkeeper Vocke & Harms, r. C18
Fifth
KITZMTJIiLER M., carriage manuf , 850 Howard,
r. 8i) Everett
K. K. Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) , B. B.
Minor secretary, office 44 Nevada Block
Kivell James, master mariner, r. 114 Perry
Klaber George, coal and wood, 564 ><{ Howard
Klages August, clerk M. Detels i: Co., r. 12 Sac
Klahn August, carpenter Haskell & Bode, r.713 Minna
Klahu Henry, carpenter, r. 14 Oak Grove Av
Klahn John H., cigars and tobacco, 1739 Mission
Klahn Nicholas, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 1741
Mission
Klaiber Frank, waiter Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 222
Minna
Klain Nathan M., photographer, office and r. 921
McAllister
Klamath Quartz Mining Co. (Siskiyou Co.>, William
Willis secretary, office 29 Nevada Block
Klandgen Peter, cabinetmaker George Fissher, r. 349
Tehama
Klang Godfrey, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Klaug Henry, juaster mariner, r. 12 Jackson
Klantzer Herman, solicitor, r. 104 Mission
Klapx^erich John J., blacksmith John S. Klapperich,
r. 2 Washington Av
Klapperich John S., blacksmith. Grand Av, nr How-
ard, r. 2 Washington Av
Klarenmeyer Simon, proptr The New Art School, and
portrait painter. 724^ Market
KLARMANN JOHN, liquor saloon, E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Klarnet Joseph, carpenter, 17 Fourth, r. 71 J^ Shipley
Klassen Harry, porter George Kuhn, r. Grand Central
Hotel
Klassen Michael, boxmaker San Francisco Box Fac-
tory, r. 360 Brannan
Klatt Ferdinand, contractor and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. 814 Twenty-first
Klau Carl, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 309 Powell
Klau Leopold, salesman Haas Brothers, r. 309 Powell
Klaul Peter, cook, r. 444 JesBie, rear
Klaum John, florist, r. 433 Hinckley
Klaus August, tanner Sigmond Kraus, r. W s Dolores,
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Klaus John, tailor, 629}^ Pacific, r. Atlantic Hotel
Kleber George, driver Willows Brewery, r. SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Klebs Alexander, actor, r. 53 Minna
Kleen Henry (D. Tiedemann & Co.), r. 840 Howard
Kleen Henry (Kleen & Selk) , r. 254 Jessie
Kleen & Selk (Henry Kleen and Charles Selk) , grocer-
ies and liquors, 25-4-256 Jessie
Klei Christian, carpenter, r. 8 Virginia PI
Kleimer Herman, barkeeper John Taylor & Co.
Klein A. D. (Klein Brothers), r. SE cor Tyler and Bu-
chanan
Klem Annie Mrs., teacher, r. 1826 Bush
Klein August, machinist, r. 245 Minna
Klein Brothers (John H. and A. D. Klein), groceries
and liquors, SE cor Tyler and Buchanan
Klein Charles, r. 1709 Sutter
Klein Charles, miner, r. 225 Bush
Klein Daniel, carpenter, r. N s Greenwich, bet Devis-
adero and Scott
Klein Ernst, groceries and liquors, NW cor Folsom
and Twenty-second
Klein Frederick J. M., clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r.
1709 Sutter
Klein Henriette (widow) , r. 2025 Mason, rear
Klein Henry, cigars and tobacco, 413 Pine, r. 915 How-
ard
Klein Henry, clerk Henry Schroeder, r. 256 Jessie
Klein Henry, foreman California Mills, r. Alameda
Klein Jacob, contractor, r. S 8 Germanla, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Klein Jacob, mining secretary, office 121 Sansom, r.
Oakland
Klein John, brassmolder, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Klein John, cook Bruno & Kohnke, r. 416 Hayes
Klein John C, compositor, r. 1709 Sutter
Klein John E. (Klein & Gibbene) , r. 474 Jessie
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Ti ird Street
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Klein John H. (Klein Brothers) , r. SE cor Tyler and
Buchanan
Klein John M., repairer Fire Alarm and Police Tele-
graph, r. 7 Brenham PI
Klein Julius A., engineer Cutting Packing Co., r. 215
Minna
Klein Lazar, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co., r.
819 Mission
Klein Marks, collector, office 216 Sansom
Klein Moses, real estate, r. NE cor Kearny and Broad-
way
Klein Peter (Bergez & Klein) , r. 1029 Clay
Klein Philip, butcher, r. Fourteenth Av, nr P, South
S. F.
Klein S., First Hebrew Benev. Assn, 043 Sacramento
Klein William, r. 3 Harriet
Klein & Gibbeus (John E. Klein and Henry S. Gib-
bens) , shooting gallery and ammxmition, 745 Miss
Klein. See Clein. Cline, Kleine, and Kline
Kleinclaus Mrs., r. 102 Eddy
Kleinclau.s Charles, r. 908 Dolores
Kleinclaus Eugenie, domestic 1S32 Powell
Kleinclaus Gustave (Otto Fauss & Co.) , r. 310 Ji Nine-
teenth
Kleindeinst Molly, domestic 829 Broadway
Kleine Frederick H., 'carpenter Centennial Planing
Mill, r. 12 Langton
Kleine J. C, r. 2228 Pine
Kleine. See Clein, Cline, Klein, and Klino
Kleiuhammer Charles A., seaman, r. NW cor Main and
Bryant
Kleiuhammer Christopher, dyer, r. 148 Third
Kleinhamme.r Henry, barkeeper John Grosbauer, r.
18>^ Hyde
Kleinhans Charlotte (widow) , hairdresser, 808 Larkin
Kleiuhans John (A. Lusk & Co.), r. 640 Fell
KU-inhaupt Abraham, tailor, r. 119 Sixth
Kleinsmith William, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Dniida' Hall
Kleiver Rosa Mrs., dressmaker, r. 803 Montgomery
Klemm Charles, cabinetmaker, 148 Bluxome
Klemm David, musician, r. 9 Everett
Klemm Frederick (Klemm & Weber) , r. 625 Brannan
Klemm Hugo (Strecker & Klemm), r. 11 O'Farrell
Klemm Julius, clerk Charles Klemm, r. 148 Bluxome
Klemm & Weber (Frederick Klemm and Godfried
Weber) , blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 625 Bran
Klempau Nicholas, barkeeper Daiss k Schmitt, r. 18
First
Klenck Dietiick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 141
Dore
Klepsch Fred., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Klepster E. W., bookkeeper, r. 420 Jackson
Klestr Adam, r. 930 Market
Klesow Charles, seaman, estate of, J. B. Piper
KlesJw Frederick, seaman schooner Modoc, r. 12 De
Boom
Klpsow John, captain schooner Modoc, r. 12 De Boom
Kleut :h Frank, watchman, r. 20 First Av
Klevesahl Ernest, driver Albany Brewery, r. Twenty-
second, nr Dolores
Klevesahl Ernest W., milk ranch, Scott, bet Green-
wich and Lombard, r. S s Greeuwi .h, bet Devisa-
dero and Scott
Klewisch John O., broker, office 422 Montgomery, r.
2108 Mason
Kley Christopher (Buckner A: Klcy) , r. Oakland
Kley .lulius, porter C. C. Hasti'ngs & Co., r. 23 Mont
Kliegel Joseph, laborer Hermann Zwieg, r. Oakland
Kleim E., compositor California Demokrat
Klimm Adam, barber Heider & Co., r. 415 Stevenson
Klin A., second l>and chithiug, 119 Sixth
Klliick Frederick H, gardener, r. S s Greenwich, nr
Sott
Klindt Andrew, stableman City R. R.,r. 1805 Mission
Klindt Henry, clerk, r. 2 Carlos PI
Kline Abraham, fancy goods, 724 Market, r. Bruns-
wiik House
Klino Adeline Mrs., dressmaker, r. 605 Post
Kline Adolph M., merchant, r. 716 Mc.\lli.ster
Kline August (Kline & Co.), r. 1020 Van Ness At
Kline B. O., studiiit lleald's Business College
Kline C, r. ClipiuT Hotel
Kline C. F., mining stocks, r. 22r) Bush
Kline Edward, laborer, r. 344 Third, rear
Kline Eugene, jeweler, r. 3 Chatham PI
Kline Gabriel, r. 1516 Post
Kline George, Baleeman Kline & Co., r. 1020 'Van Ness
Av
Kline George W, accountant First National Gold Bank
of San Francisco, r. Oakland
Kline Jacob, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Kline John, brassmolder San Francisco Brass Works,
r. 2 Clarence PI
Kline John C, insurance agent, r. SW cor Laguna and
Sutter
Kline Louis (Louis Kline & Co.) , r. 211 Powell
Kline Louis & Co. (Max Gensberger) , importers of
hats, 110 Bush
Kline Susman, r. 124 Olive Av
Kline William, jeweler, r. 648 Stevenson
Kline William, plumber and gasfitter, r. 2606 Sac
Kline William, teamster Robinson, Fowler & Co., r.
Webster PI, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Kline & Co. (August Kline), importers and jobbers
hats and caps, 20-28 Battery
Kline. See Clein, Cline, Klein, and Kleine
Kling Annie W., clerk Olive W. Kling, r. 151C Hyde
Kling Daniel H., cigars and tobacco, NW cor Shasta
and Michigan
Kling Emily (widow) , watchmaker and jeweler, 213
Jackson, r. 1516 Hyde
Klingbeil G., baker William Hessler
Klinge William, tailor, .306 Jessie
Klingeberg Charles, seaman, r. 626)^ Ash Av
Klingel Henry H., clerk Charles Langley & Co., r. 913
Jackson
Klingel Mary, domestic 218 Hyde
Klingemann C., teacher music, r. 828 Greenwich
Klingemann Ernst, clerk E. Hochstadter & Co., r. 513
Franklin
Klingenberg William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Klinger Alfonso, laborer freight department Central
Pa-'. R. R.
Klinger Beneville H., fruit and produce, 200 Six-
teenth, r. 908 Sixteenth
Klinger W. N., farmer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Klingler Caroline, saleslady Betzold & Niemann, r.
418 O'Farrell
Klink Henry, gardener Louis E. Schultz, r. Green-
wich, near Scott
Klink Nathaniel B., waiter Pieper & Quarg.r. 280 Mln
Klinkenberg Henry, produce dealer, r. 332 Guerrero
Klinkner C. A., red rubber stamps, 320 Sansom, rooms
40-41 , r. Oakland
Klinn Adam, bar'oer, r. 415 Stevenson
Kliut Sophie Miss, seamstress, r. 1510 Polk
Klintt Andrew, hostler City R. R., r. 1805 Mission
Klipple Valentine, shoemaker, r. 906 Pa'ific
Klips Anton, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. Concordia Hotc'l
Klipstein Ernest W., bookkeeper E. Chielovich it Co.
Kloos William, clerk Henry L. Samuels, r. 610 I\'y Av
Kloos Carrli- Miss, shocfitter Jory Bros., r. 010 Ivy Av
KlooB William, clerk H. L. Samuels, r. 610 Ivy Av
Klopenstein Joseph, stockbri'ker, r. 004 Geary
Kloppenberg Herman, r. 530 Third
Kloppenburg Charles J. F., bookkeeper Leon R. My-
ers & Co., r. 22) Stevenson
Kloppenburg J. Frederick, wines and liquors, SW cor
Second and Stevenson, r. 225 Stevenson
Kloppenburg Otto, general agent Wustem Fire and
Marine Ins. Co. of Cal., r. 222 Grove
Klopper Frederick, shoemaker, r. 721 Broadway
Klopper Henry, bootmaker, 121 Davis, r. 7'21 Bdwy
Klopstock C. (i Co., manufs cigars, importers and
dealers tobacco, 212 Front
Klopstock Cu.tis (C. Klopstock & Co.), r. 714 Hayes
Klopstock Isaac, salesman Wolf Caro, r. 714 Hayes
Klorren William, musician Great Western Band, 417
Bush
Klose Adolph F., shipping clerk M. Ehrman & Co., r.
417 Mason
Klo:-e Christian A., capitalist, office 271 East, r. Brook-
lyn
Klaso Philip (Kayscr Jt Klose) , r. Turk Street Hotel
Klosc William, cellarmaster Ernest Luesmann, r. 101
Prospect PI
Klose. See Close
Klostorniann Frederick, mining secretary, office 309
California, r. !>0C> Franklin
Klotz Frederick, expressman, r. 1622 Stockton
Klotz Jacob, butcher J. Schocnfeld, r. First Av, South
a. F.
Klotzsch Charles, porter Pacific Oyster House, r. 337
Bush
Kluber Frederick, longshoreman, r. 160 Steuart
Klubeecheid Charles, painter, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
BULLOCK & JONE?- -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
KLU
499
KNI
Klueper Frederick, laborer, r. IGO Steuart
Kluetsch Frank, local policeman, r. First Av, bet
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Eluge Emil, mate sehr Leon, r. 503 Folsom
Klump Martin, plasterer, r. Grand Ci.'ntral Hotel
Klump Kheinhart, laborer, r. Grand Central Hotel
Klumpke John G., real estate, ofiacn iS'i Montgomery,
room 5, r. 704 Powell
Klumpp Arthur, clerk Stange & Hink, r. 1G15 Sac
Klumpp Herman, engraver, 235 Kearny, r. 1615 Sao
Klumpp Otto H., jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 208
O'Farrell
Klumpp Rudolph, r. 1615 Sacramento
Klumpp William, engraver Herman Klumpp, r. 1615
Sacramento
Klunder John, groceries and liijuors, SE cor Jackson
and Drumm
Klute Kate, domestic 1512 Pest
Knabe Peter, carpenter, r. 1304 Jackson
Knabenschuh 'WiUiam, porter Adam & Kibbe, r. 700
Market
Knabie Henry, salesman, r. 403 Green
KNACK JOHN, proptr Philadelphia House, 421-
423 Bush
Enacke Lizzie (widow), r. Twenty -sixth, bet San Jose
Av and Guerrero
Knackstedt Henry, r. 3 McCormick
Knapp Albert, r. 2615 Mission
Kuapp Charles, painter, r. 131 Clara
Knapp Charles C, chief engineer S. S. Alexander
Duncan, r. 304 Third
Knapp Clara Miss, boxmaker Gray Bros., r. Florida,
bet Nmeteeuth and Twentieth
Knapp Dexter W., operator W. U. Telegraph Co., r.
'iHii Kearny
Knapp E., wheat cleanser, r. 329 O'Farrell
Knapp Frederick, waiter M. Friedman
Knupp George, barber, r. 54 Second
Knapp Henry S., laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r.W s
Florida, bet Twentieth aud Butte
Knapp James B., ticket agent North Pac. Coast R. R.,
Clay Street Wharf, r. 1007 M Natoma
Knapp James T., cigarmaker, r. W s Florida, bet
Butte and Twentieth
Knapp Jesse C, painter H. G. Jarman, r. NW cor Six-
teenth and First A.r
Knapp John H., machinist, r. 2750 Harrison
Knapp Louise, domestic 513 McAllister
Knapp Ludwig, bootmaker, 1707 Market
Knapp Richard H., boxmaker Gray Bros., r. Florida,
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Knapp Stephen, fireman stm Bay City, r. 304 Third
Knapp Steward W., clerk general superintendent's
office Central Pac. B. R., r. 26)4 Kearny
Knapp William, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
110 Leidesdorff
Knapp William H., clerk, r. 11 Monroe
:Knappe Fred, longshoreman, r. 3 Midway
Knarston John H., book and job priuter, 518 Clay, r.
205 Sixteenth
Knauer Joseph (Landgraf & Knauer) , r. Clementina,
nr Fourth
Enaus Bemhard, carpenter German Hospital
Knauth Carl W., restaurant and liquor saioon, SE cor
Kearny and Bay
Kneafell Katharine Mrs., bakery, 323 Fifth
Knealy John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW oor Kearny and
Morton
Knealy \Vi;iiam, carriagemaker John H. Goodrich
Kueass Dallas A., jiroptr Clipper Dining Rooms, 636
Mission
Kneass Edward, tinsmith James De La Montanya, r.
524 Mission
Kneass George W., boatbullder Martin Vice, r. 524
Mission
Kneass John F. (Major & Co.), r. 624 Mission
Kneeland Daniel, laborer, r. 650 Mission
Kneeland James, wines and liquors, 670 Howard, r.
204 Ellis
Kneelon John, laborer Hyde & Chester, r. Natoma,
bet Eighth and Ninth
Knefel Anuie, domestic, r. 1018 Post
Kneisch Jacob, friugemaker David Schlndler, r. Oak-
laud
Knell Francisco Mrs., r. 911 Harrison
Knell Jacob, drayman SchuUz & Von Bargen, r. 1309
Stockton
Knell Jacob, janitor Teutonia Hall, r. 1320)4 Howard
Knell John, teacher music, r. 858 Folsom
KneU Bodrigo, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 911 Har
Knese William, waiter Rudolph J. Techau
Knewing Frederick J., agent Equitable Life Assur-
ance Society, r. 1403 Baker
Knibbe Henry W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 403
Union
Knickerbocker Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Wil-
liam M. Helman secretary, office 309 California
Knickerbocker White Lead Works, Samuel Glassey
proptr, 12 Stevenson
Knie Louis, saloonkeeper, r. 815 Pacific
Knief J. H., barkeeper, r. 909 Kearny
Knierim John, market, W s Dolores, nr Twenty-ninth
Knight Mrs., milliner, r. 423 O'Farrell
Knight Alanson D., poultry ranch, NW cor Devisa-
dero and L imbard, r. El Dorado House
Knight Alfred, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Knight Allen, assistant exchange tuUer London and
San Fraucisco Bank (limited), r. Oakland
Knight Auihony, conductor Market St. R. R., r.
Church Lane, nr Dolores
Knight Alviua Miss, r. 11 Ninth
Knight Carrie Miss, r. 320 Twenty-second
Knight Charles, capitalist, r. Coso House
Knight Charles M., bakery and confectionery, 37
Sixth
Knight D. E., proptr El Dorado House, NE cor Pixley
and Fillmore
Knight Edwin D., foreman Vermeil & Wellington, r.
624 Fourth
Knight E. H., milk ranch, NE cor Lombard and Stei-
ner, r. 2221 Greenwich
Knight Eimice (widow), r. 813 Harrison, rear
Knight Frank, carpenter, r. 317 First
Knight Frank E., teamster, r. SE cor Pixley and Fill-
more
Kuight Frank J., ironer S. F. Laundry, r. 1532 Eddy
Knight Frank L., sashmaker F. W. Glade, r. 317
First
Knight Frederick H., clerk El Dorado House
Kuight George H. (Knight & McDonald), r. 63 St.
Ann's Building
Knight George P., clerk A. Schottler, r . SE cor Mont-
gomery and Vallejo
Kuight Henry L., r. 13 O'Farrell
Kuight Hiram, engineer, r. W s Broderlck, bet Sacra-
mento aud Clay
Knight Hiram A., farmer, r. NW cor Twenty-second
and Treat Av
Knight J. B., r. 232 Sutter
Knight John, machinist WiUiam T. Garratt, r. 1
Sheridan
Knight Lincoln, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 811 Harrison
Knight Louis F., upholsterer, r. 308 Post
Knii;ht Mark, bartender, r. 310 Tehama
Knigtit N. B.. clerk B. P. Flint & Co., r. Oakland
Kuight Robert S., broker, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Knight Samuel, with Bancroft, Knight & Co., r.
BrunswicK House
Knight Thomas, r. 124 Tyler
Kniaht W. H., r, 1006 Jones
Kuight William (Knight & Backman), r. 610 Howard
Knight WiUiam, baker, r. 466 Minna
Knight WiUiam, jeweler A. Tuckey, r. 1810 Stock-
ton
Knight William, waiter, r. 244 Sutter
Knight William D., receiving clerk Louis Sloss & Co.,
r. 62 South Park
Knight WiUiam H., bookkeeper Goodall, Perkins i
Co., r. Oakland
Knight William H., carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 630
Webster
Knight WiUiam Henry (Bancroft. Knight & Co.), r. 38
Eleventh
Knight William W., merchant, office 308 California,
r. 1810 Stockton
Knight & McDonald (George H. Knight and H. W.
McDonald), portrait studio, 63 St. Ann's Building
Knight & Backman (William Knight aud Frederick
Rackman), wines and liquors, SE cor New Mont-
gomery aud Minna
Knights Luther, drayman, 38 Market, r. 1006 Jones
KNIGHTS OP PYTHIAS, rooms 915 Market
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS BUREAU OP RE-
LIEF, 915 Market
KNIGH'IS OP PYTHIAS HALIi ASSOCIA-
TION, 915 Market
KNIGHTS OF THE RED BRANCH, rooms
771 Market
KNIGHTS OP ST. PATRICK, rooms 771 Market
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, laige assortment.
AUDERSOIT & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
KNI
500
KNU
Knipe Frederick A., r. 8 b Twenty-fourth, bet Ver-
mont and Kansas
Knipe Frederick F., printer, r, 819 Greenwich
Knipe Thonjas J., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building,
r. 819 Greenwich
KJVIPPENB ERG ERNST R., liquor saloon, SE
cor Steuart and Howard, r. 542 Folsom
Knitsch Heinrich, bath tender German Hospital
Knobble Abraham, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5)^ Kearny
Knobloch Chribt, proptr Myrtle Hall, Kailroad Ay,
bet Seventh and Eighth avs, South S. F.
Knobloch Frederick (Emerson Corville & Co.), r.
201 G Pierce
Knobloch Fredei-ick, r. 2413 Clay
Knobloch Henry, waiter, r. 1413 Powell
Knobloch Jacob, carriage painter, r. 2413 Clay
Knobloth Jacob, wood and coal, N s Butte, nr Ken-
tucky
Knobloch Thomas, clerk, r. 516 Pacific
Knoche Charles, cUrk Henry Knoche, r. 423 Third
Knoche Henry, groceries and liquors, 423 Third
Knoderer Theophilus, gunsmith Liddle & Katding, r.
1108 Powell
Knoechel Charles (Knoechel & Brand), r. 725 Vallejo
KNOECHEL. Si BRAND (Charles KnoecUel and
Jtibn G. Brand), pruptrs Montgomery Baths and
Hiiirdressiug Saloon, 021 Montgomery
KNOPL.ACH AUGJUSTIIV, .profesijor^Janguages,
r. tartys-arren / /) b ^'^ <^'^ ^^ ' *'• -
Knoll Albert K., bookkeeper W. G. Badger, r. 822
Turk
Knoll George, miner, r. 8 Howard Court
Knoll John, salesman John H. Kessing, r. G Scott PI
Knoll Peter, cook F. Conrades, r. 444 Jessie
Knoll Theodore, musician Wetterman'B Band, r. 6
Wetmore PI
Knoll William, Musical Fund Soc, 539 California
KNOOP BROTHERS (John and Richard), gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Sixteenth and Second
Av, and NE cor Page and Octavia
Knoop John (Knoop Brothers), r. SE cor Sixteenth
and Second Av
Knoop Richard (Knoop Brothers) , r. NE cor Page and
Octavia
Knop August, blacksmith, r. 741 Market
Knop Charles, passepartoutmaker Max Burkardt, r.
423 Washington
Knop Elfert (Hiklerbrandt & Knop) , r. 932 Mont
Knop Frank, engineer Sutter St. It. R., r. 1400 Polk
Knopf (Jamile, laborer Heutrich & Thyarks
Knopf G., carpenter, r.l'/i Dikeman PI
Knopfel G. C, teacher music, r. 609 Post
Kuoph M. Edward, salesman Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. Ituss House
Knopp Frank (Knopp & Pfafl'), r. 1135 Folsom
Knopp & Pfafl' (Frank Knopp and Louis Pfaflf), dye-
ing and cleaning, 1135 Folsom
Knorp Albert, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 706 Lark in
Knorp Albert F., r. 706 Larkin
Knorp John G., mattrassniuker Cal. Furniture Manu-
facturing Co., r. 16 Lynch
Knorp William T., carpenter, r. 706 Larkin
Kuorr Eniile, waiter Nicholas Castis, r. 24 M Garden
Knorr George, cooper David Woeruer, r. 55 Minna
Knorr Martiu, cooper David Woeruer, r. 55 Minna
Knott John M., brakcman Southern Pac. It. R., r. 024
Fourth
Knottner Florian, liquor saloon, NW cor Geary and
Kearny, r. 521 M Bush
Knowcr John G., local policeman, r. 1224 Wash
KNOWl^AND «& DOE (Charles F. Doe), lumber,
office and yard SW cor Spear and Howard, pine
yard Hathaway's Wharf
Knowles Charles E., lumber merchant, r. 24 Mint Av
KNOWLiES GEORGE B., lumber, NW cor
Main and Bryant, r. 909 Taylor
Knowles GenrgeB. Jr., bookkeeper George B. Knowles,
r. 909 Taylor
Knowles Henry, expressman, r. 449J<j Minna
Knowles H. L., laborer Sutter St. R. R.
Knowles James, boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 431 Pine
Kuowli'B Joseph F.., carpenter, r. NE cor Bartlett and
Twenty-fifth
KNOWI..10S .JOSIAH N., Bhipping and commis-
sion menhant, office 36 California, r. Oakland
Knowli s Mary A. (widow) , r. 470 Jessie
Knowles Hubert, fireman S. S. Areata, r. 5^ Garden
KNOWL.es SAMIIEI. E. , dentist, office SE cor
Post and Dnpont, r. 210 Ellis
Knowles Samuel W., attorney at law. r. 629 Green
Knowles Stillman H., miner, r. 209 Thirteenth
Knowles Weston, withH. B. Slaven, r. 715 Seventeenth
KNOWLES WILLIAM A., dentist, office SE cor
Post and Dupont, r. Oakland
Knowlton Benjamin W., clerk Central Pac. R. R..r. 303
Fell
Knowlton CharleB, woodcarver George Fischer, r. 528
Bryant
Knowlton Ebenezer, assistant Boys' High School, r.
876 Shotwell
Knowlton George, stage carpenter Bella Union The-
atre, r. 528 Bryant
Knowlton James J., proptr Pacific Ink Factory, 617-
621 Brannan, r. 303 Fell
Knowlton John S., dental laboratory, 1-2 St. Ann's
Building
Knowlton Joseph Jr., bookkeeper, 3 New Montgomery,
r. 1814 O'Farrell
Knowlton Kittie C, teacher, r. 122 Thirteenth
Knowlton Louise M. Miss, assistant Columbia Street
Primary School, r. 122 Thirteenth ■
Knowlton Mehitable T. (widow), r. 718 Capp
Knownburg Charles H., blacksmith, r. 2619 Folsom
Knownburg John, carriagemaker, 2621 Folsom, r. 2619
Folsom
Knox A. C, traveling agent, r. 533 Geary
Knox Adam, wool scourer Frank McChllan. r. Rail-
road Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth avs.
South 8. F.
Knox Benjamin F., clerk C.J. Hawley & Co., r. 350
Grove
Knox Charles C, capitalist, r. 21 Eleventh
Knoi Emerson Mrs., furnished rooms, 217 Post
Knox George T., notary public and commissioner of
deeds, office 444 California, r. ,NW cor Guerrero
and Eighteenth
Knox Henry E., dentist, office 23 Post, r. Oakland
Knox Israel W. (Golden State and Miners' Iron Works) ,
r. Oakland
Knox James, fruits, SW cor Sacramento and Sansom,
r. 106 Pacific
Knox James 8., engineer Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co., r. 446
Brannan
KNOX JOHN F., proptr California Wool Depot,
office N s cor Towusend, bet Fifth and Sixth, r.
109 O'Farrell
Knox M. A. Mrs., teacher, r. 1203 Taylor
Knox Ralph E., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 6U
Valencia
Knox Richard F. (Knox & Osborn) , 237 First
Knox Sarah K. (widow) , r. 5 Essex PI
Knox S. B., manager American Sewing Machine Co.,
1216 Market, r. 308 Leavenworth
Knox Thomas R., short-hand reporter Jones & Ob-
bourne, r. 414 Polk
Knox William, barber, r. 2108 Taylor
Knox William, miller Genesee Mill Co., r. 713 Minna
Knox William, student Barnard's Business College, r.
Hnywards
Knox William B., collector Pac. Rolling Mill Co., r.
1 White PI
Knox & Osborn (R. F. Knox, and Joseph Osborn),
mauufs quicksilver and desulphurizing furnaces,
237 First
Knuckey Richard, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Knudseu Andrew C, porter Francis Mandlebaum, r.
331) T( nth
Knudsen Charles T. , clerk Charles Fett, r. 931 Folsom
Kuudsen Hans, driver John Maisch, r. 126 Geary
Knudseu Hans, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Knudsen J. (Kinulscn & Irelaiul) , r. East Oakland
Knudsen Jolian P., barkeeper Nicholas Peterson, r.
NW cor Fourth and Townsend
Knudsen John D., boxmakor, r. 330 Tenth
Knudsen >'(; Ireland (J. Knudsen and William Ireland),
merchaiulise brokers, offi<e 123 California, room 29
Knudsoii Andrew, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Mdiitgoiiiery
Knudsciii Hans, painter, r. 1117 Broadway
KnudsdU Joliii, painter, r. 1117 Broadway
Knudson Ijouis, machinist, r. 14 Lilly Av
Knur Edward, superintendent German Hospital, Noe,
bet Fourteenth and Ridley
KNUST HKNRY, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Folsom and Fourth
Knutzen Charles A., laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Knutzeu Neal, barber, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Knutzen Peter, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 22
Decatur
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture FJ»fi Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St.
KOB
501
KOE
Koblcke Christian, r. 334 Guerrero
Koble Joseph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keai'ny
and Morton
Eoch Adam, stoves, tinware, crockery and glass, 807
Market
Koch Autou (Koch Brothers) , r. 25 Erie
Koch August, laborer Kohler & Frohliug, r. 4Graham
PI
Koch Augusta (widow), r. Hermann, bet Fillmore and
Steiuer
Koch Brothers (Martin and Anton), hairdressing sa-
loon, ()3'2 Commercial
Koch Catherine (widow) , r. 2012 Powell
Koch Charles, laborer, r. 820 Geary, rear
Koch Charles, wines and liquors, 300 Hayes
Koch Christian, carpetlayer Hall & Lachman, r. 719
Union
Koch Diederich, cabinetmaker, L. and E. Emanuel, r.
81i Jessie
Koch Edward, clerk, r. 324 Third
Koch Edward, groceries and liquors, NWcor Polk and
Vallejo, r. iu02 Vallejo
Koch E. J., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Koch Emil, cook, r. 23t> Minna
Koch Ernest, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, r. 108 Wil-
liam, rear
Koch Ferdinand, carriage finisher Larkins & Co., r.
440 Natoma
Koch Frank (Kammerer & Koch) , r. 503 Filbert
Koch Fritz, turner Isaac Hardenburgh, r. Clipper,
bet Dolores and Church
Koch George, shoemaker, 638!^ Mission
Koch George A., mining engineer, office and r. 902
Montgomery
Koch Hans H., bartender Diedrich H. W. Lohsen, r.
cor Market and Hayes
Koch H. E., blacksmith Sutter St. R. R., r. 3 Harry PI
Koch Henry, cook M. Friedman
Koch Henry, vurnisher, Pacific Improvement Co., r.
San Miguel Station
Koch Hermann, clerk Marcus Marks, r. 52 Clay
Koch Jacob D., capitalist, r. 22 Fell
Koch John, artist, office and r. 339 Kearny
Koch John, cook, r. 538 Jessie
Koch John G., r. 322 Capp
Koch Josejih, musician, r. 515 Chestnut
Koch Louis, actor German Theater, r. 325 Chestnut
KochLt>uisa (widow), r. 76H Mission
Koch Maria C. (widow) , r. 81 Fourth
Koch Maria W., dressmaker, r. 81 Fourth
Koch Martin (Koch Brothers) , r. N s Jersey, bet
Church and Vicksburg
Koch Otto, carpenter, r. 4 College PI
Koch Paul, confectioner Saulman's Restaurant, r. 518
California
Koch W. A. M., r. 19 Harlan PI
Koch William, r. 23}^ Ritch
Koch William, office 123 California, room 10, r. 1213
Tweuty-fiist
Koch William, barkeeper F. Rodefeld, r. 236 Minna
Koch William, clerk Bank of California, r. 1213 Twen-
ty-tirst
Koch William, coffee and malt roaster, 1915 Stockton
Koch William, foreman Winkle Brothers, r. 1322 Kear
Koch William, proptr Concordia Hotel, 907 Folsom
Koch William, seaman, r. Stcuart Street House
Koch William Jr., clerk Jacob Joost, r. NW cor Stock-
ton and Francisco
Koch William G. (Koch k Rogers), r. 1815 Mason
Koch & Rogers (William G. Koch and Henry Rogers)
jiaints and oils, 110 Geary
Koch. Sue Kock
Kochenrath A. K., salesman Greenebaum, Sachs &
Freeman, r. 2t;0t; Sutter
Kochmann Morris, toys and stationery, 214 Sixth, r.
1045 Folsom
Kock Claus, proptr New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont Av
Kock Peter (Schultz & Kock), r. Temescal, Alameda
County
Kock. See Koch
Koebelin Laurence, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 21
Rondel PI
Koebesche James A., tallyman, r. 20 Harlan PI
Koegel David, varnisher, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Edward, bookbinder D. Hicks d Co., r. 1176
Harrison
Koegel Francis A., tailor, r. 1176 Harrison
Koegel Frank, bookbinder, Althof & Bahls, r. 1176
Harrison
Koegel Hildcgard (widow), r. 1112)^ Mason
KOEHLiGR AUGUST, manuf trusses, shoulder-
braces, and ladles belts, 507 Kearny, r. 1622 Sutter
Koehler Charles, baker, r. 911 Larkin
Koehler Charles, metal and walnut show-casemaker,
533 Post
Koehler Frederick W., leathershaver Krenz & Roth, r.
NE cor Twenty-seventh and Alabama
Koehler George, baker, r. (109 Jackson
Koehler Gotthard (Koehler & liitter) , r. 1303 Mason
Koehler Henry, cook, r. 22 DeBoom
Kothler John, waiter Huber & Gercke, r. 317 Bush
Koehler Louis G., compositor Abend Post, r. 1522
Geary
Koehler W. G., shoemaker John Guy, r. 423 Bush
Koehler William, shoemaker, r. 2407 California
KOKHIiKR Si RITTER (Gotthard Koehler and
Charles A. Ritter), manufs jewelry and silver-
ware, 20 Post
Koehler. See Kohler
Koehucke August, groceries and liquors, NE cor Na-
toma and Seventh
Koehucke Christian H., traveling agent E. Guittard
& Co., r. 407 Sansom
Koehue Henr5' L., bookkeeper William Hoelscher &
Co., r. Commercial Hotel
Koehnen W., cooxjer, r. Hansa Hotel
Koehuer William, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 18
First
Koeller William, druggist and chemist SE cor Taylor
and Eddy
Koelling Otto F., farmer, 323 Turk
Koelmel Joseph, cooper George Larsen, r. 118 Sac
Koelzer Anthony, hairdresser, 1642 Mission
Koen Frank, clerk Emlen Painter, r. 720 Folsom
Koeuecke Henry, bookkeeper August Jungblut & Co. ,
r. 301 Jessie <
Koeneke Richard (Berkhauer & Koeneke), r. 455 Jessie
Koenig Adolph, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
KOENIG ANTON, importer and retail French
boots and shoes, 122 Kearny
Koenig Charles, chicken ranch, SE cor Union and
Lyon
Koenig Edward, assistant Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 1518 Fifth, Oakland
Koenig Ernst, clerk Herrman Cohen, r. 522 Pine
KOENIG FERDINAND, proptr Bottle Koenig's
Beer Hall, 626-032 Pacific
Koenig Frank, importer French boots and shoes, 403
Kearny, r. 922 Greenwich
Koenig Frederick (Koenig & Niebnhr) , r. 485 Haight
Koenig Frederick, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 433
Vallejo
Koenig George (MuUer & Koenig) , r. 1314 Harrison
Koenig Rudolph, teamster J. Spaulding & Co., r. 847
Howard
Koenig & Niebuhr ( Frederick Koenig and Henry
Niebuhr) , restaurant, NE cor Gough and Market
Koenig. See Konig
Koenigsberger Brothers (Ferdinand, Philip, and Se-
bastian), manufs cigars, and importers tobacco,
218-220 Battery
Koenigsberger Ferdinand (Koenigsberger Brothers),
r. 803 Ellis
Koenigsberger Philip (Koenigsberger Bros.), r. 803
Ellis
Koenigsberger Sebastian (Koenigsberger Bros.), r.
Deadwood City
Keeper Frederick, boots and shoes, 519 Montgomery
Av, r. 602 Lombard
Koeppel Gustavus, expressman, r. S 8 Green, bet Oc-
tavia and Gough
Koerber August (Henry Koerber and Brother), r. 607
Ash Av
Koerber Henry (Henry Koerber & Brother) , r. Alameda
Koerber Henry & Brother (August Koerber) , coal and
wood, 17-19 Washington
Koeruer Christian, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. cor
Fourteenth and Railroad avs, South S. F.
Koeruer George (Koerner & Kortjohn) , r. 115 Thir-
teenth
Koerner John N., groceries and liquors, cor Market
and Pearl, r. 3 Pearl
Koeruer Martin, barber, r. 10 St. Mary
Kcerner Max, mercantile agent, r. 318 Taylor
Koeruer Max Mrs., embroidery, stamping, and fancy
goods, 940 Market, r. 318 Taylor
Koerner & Kortjohn (George Koerner and Charles L.
Kortjohn) , market NW cor Mission and Thirteenth
Koesel George, boxmakcr, r. 2036 Folsom
Koethen A., waiter Lick House
BEAMISH, always has latest styles. Collars, Cuffe, Neck ^ress, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
KOF
502
KOP
Kofel J. a., laborer, r. 218 Pacific
Kofod James, cabinttmaker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 521 Bran nan
Kof ed Margaret (widow), r. 506 Folsom
Kohake Godfrey, stevedore, r. 224 Main
Kohen William, butcher, r. 431 Hayes
Kohina John, hostler Market St. R. R., r.' SE cor Stei-
ner and Turk
Kohl Christ, cigarmakf r, r. 18 First
Kohl William (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.),
r. Palace B.- tel
Kohlbecher Joseph, clerk Adolph Levy, r. 138 Second
Kohlberg Kmma Miss, saleswoman Selig Kohlberg, r.
558 Minna
Kohlberg Ernest, bookkeeper A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.,
r. 921 Fell
Kohlberg Gustave, bookkeeper I. S. Rosenbaum k Co.,
r. 1432 Bush
Kohlberg Maul'red P., salesman A. S.Rosenbaiunfc Co.,
r. 165 Stockton
Kohlbtrg Manfred S., clerk Selig Kohlberg. r. 558 Min
Kohlb^^g Morris, cleik L. Lebtnbaum & Co., r. 921
O'Farrell
Kohlberg Selig. dry and fancy goods. 40 Sixth, r. 558
Minna
Kohler Adam, boot and shoemaker, 158 Steuart, r. 209
Steuart
Kohler Andrew (Kohler & Chase), r. Grand Hotel
Kohler Carrie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper, r. 1018
Vallejo
Kohler Catherine (widow), lodgings, 237 Stevenson
Kohler Charles (Kohler & Frohling), r. 1705 Powell
Kohler Charles Jr., clerk Kohler i: Frohling, r. 1705
Powell
Kohler Conrad, laborer, r. 19 M Morey Alley
Kohler Doiiinic, billiard tablemaker J. G. H. Meyer,
r. 9 William
Kohler Edward, machinist Neville i Co., r. 1310 Pine
Koliler Ernest, waitt r Pierre Pritt, r. 1642 J^ Mission
Kohler Frank, cook Ernest Luesmaun, r. 218 Pros-
pect PI
Kohler Frank, cook Kruckel k Flsasserr. 741 Market
Kohler ams H., clerk Kohler & Frohling, r. 1705 Pow
Kohler Henry iKohler & Frohling) , r. 817 Post
Kohler Henry, capitalist, r. 1221 Kearny
Kohler Jacob, malster Bay Brewery, r. Norton Court
Kohler Jacob, tinsmith Martin Prag, r.l018 Vallejo
Kohler John, musiLiaii, r. 822 Green
Kohli r Ranemus J., mi t.llurgist, r. 1310 Pine
KohUr Robert, clerk Meyer & Kihn,r. NEcor Mission
and Steuiirt
KOHL.KR & CHASE (Andrew Kohler and Quincy
A. Chase), musical instruments, pianos, and or-
gans, 137-139 Post and cor Ninth and Washington,
Oakland
KOHLER & FROHIiING (Henry and Charles
Kohler), growers and dealers California wines
and brandies, 626 Montgomery, and SE cor Sutter
and Diipont
Kohler. See Koehler
Kohlman Henry, butcher 1.503 Franklin, r. 1525 Bush
Kohlman Soli mon, groceries, 216 Sixth
Kohlman Williinn J., manager Great Eastern Cigar
Co., 620 Washington
Kohlmoos Christian, groceries and liquors, 218 Fourth
Kohlmoos Hermann, musician, r. 310 Tehama
Kohlmoos John H., r. 330 Tehama
Kcihlsen Andrew P., blacksmith, r. 51 Tehama
Kohn Bernhard, cashier Ilah- & Pacheco, r. 2018 Bu.sh
Kohn Bertram, clerk Eppstein & Co., r. 726 California
Kohn Charles, clerk, r. 127 Montgomery
Kohn F., seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Kohn Frederick, fancy goods, 1114 M Market, r. Oak-
land
Eohn Henry, bookkeper Greenebaum & Co., r. 726
California
Kohn Henry, furrier, r. 117 Ouk
Kohn Hinry, groceries and liquors, 408 Folsom, r. 307
Fremont
Kohn Henry Jr., deik Henry Kohn, r. 408 Folsom
Kohn Hermann, with Frederick Kolin, r. Oakland
Eohn Isaac, merchant, office o02 California, room 6, r.
616 Folsom
Kohn Jacob, r. 711 California
Kohn Jacob, moneybroker, and cigars and tobacco,
212 Siin8( m, r. 2.')11 Siicran.eiito
Eohn Joseph S., agei t Prinmoidal Railway System,
office 331 Montgoniery. room 4, r 1717 Howard
Eobn Leopold, marblecarver Leon K. Myers & Co., r.
622 Eddy
Kohn Louis H., clerk Carolan, Cory & Co., r. 307
Fremont
Kohn Max, painter, r. 974 Harrison, rear
Kohn Naphtaly, salesman Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
509 O'Farrell
Kohn Philip L., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 616 Folsom
Kohn Samuel, salesman Joseph T. Terry & Co., r. 502
Stevenson
Kohn Simon, clerk G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 1004 Van Ness
Av
Kohn. See Coan, Coen, Cohen, Cohn, and Kohen
Kohnen Henry W., foreman H. Lash, r. 31 Rondel PI
Kohnen J. D., r. 713 Howard
Kohnke Frederick (Briins &Kohnke),r. 37 J^ Louisa
Kohnke Mary (widow), r. 37}^ Louisa
Kohnke John, cutlery, locksmith and bellhanger, 405 J4
California, r. Clipper, bet Twenty-fifth and Twen-
ty-sixth
Kohnstanim Emil (Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.) , r. 309
Powell
Kohrn John, polisher W. J. Heney & Co., r. 12173^
Howard
Kohrn William M., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Franklin and Page
Kolb ChrisU>phi r. baker, r. 609 Jackson
Kolb Edward P. Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, r. 455
Jessie
Kolbe Peter, laborer, r. 1436 Mission
Kolby Cans, dravman G. Mitchler, r. 2315 Mason
KOIiKMAlVX HERMANN, groceries and liquors,
SE cor Geary and Hyde
Kollmytr William A., gilder and framemaker, 312
Post
Kolman Joseph H., clerk E. & F. Shrier, r. 25 Harriet
Koln Joseph, r. 5 Washington
Kolodzy Ferdinand, tailor, r. 528 Bush, rear
Kols William, laborer, r. 101 Prospect PI
Kommer Anton, waiter Ahll.orn House, 321 Dupont
Kommer Charles, blacksmith, r. 1743^ Minna
Kommer Enianuel, boot and shoemuker, 623 Market, r.
174 H Minna
Kommer Frederick, bookbinder, r. 174 M Minna
Kompf Ferdinand, asst. supt. Giant Powder Works, r.
Central Road nr Twentieth Av
KONEKE A., & CO. (Ralph de Clairmont) com-
mission merchants' office 525 Front
Koneke Adolph, (A. Koneke & Co.), r. 327 Geary
Konig John N., r. 1009 Broadway
Kouig Victor, waiter A. N. Hansen & Co., r. 103 Wash
Konig. See Koenig
Kouig.^hofer J. J., merchandiBe oflttce, 22-24 Battery,
r. Oakland
Konin^' Max, groceries and liquors, SW cor Dupont
and Filbert
Koning Max J., clerk, r. 1529 Dupont
Koiimyer Frank., painter, r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet
Sanchez and Church
Konold Frederick A., wholesale boots and shoes, office
623 Market, r. 324 Treat Av
Konoplltsky Hel. na Mrs., teacher music, r. 2123 Bush
Konrad Joseph, beltiiiaker L. P. Dt gen, r. 159 Minna
Koob William, seaman, r. Western House
Koon Henry O. clerk, r. 366 Natoma
Koon William H., master marin< r, r. 507 Fourth
Koourunipf August, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Koons Ephraim B., foreman Armes k Dallam, r. N s
Twenty-si.xth bet San Jose Av. and Guerrero
Koons G. B., engineer, r. Overland House
Koop Ferdinand, ship-carpenter, r. 119 Jackson
Koopmsnu Elizabeth Mrs., groceries and liquors, SW
cor Austin and Franklin
Koopmann George J., driver Kohler & Frohling, r. 314
O'Farrell
Koopmann Henry, longshoreman, r. 7J4 Liberty
Koopmann John, r. 416 Union
Koopmann John, laborer, r. 10 Bluxome. rear
Koopmrnn Thomas, clerk, r. 1507 Franklin
KOOPWANSCHAP COBNELILS, Chinese im-
migration ageni, 819M Washington, r. 1008 How
Koops M., r. 15 Libeity
Koops Pt ti r, Jcur. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Kopankiewicz Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 1421
Devisadero
Kopcke Diedrich, laborer A. E. Swain, r. 636 Market
Kopf Clans C.. clerk Henry O^irnahiens, r. 988 How
Kopf Frank, clerk George J. Hansen, r. SE cor Polk
and Turk
Kopf Henry, tanner Funcke k Co., r. 39 Converse
Kopkc Diedrich, local policeman, r. Channel, bet
Twellth and Thirteenth
BullocK & Jones— ImpCiting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
PINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
KOP
503
KRA
Kopke Pfter, painter, r. 1306 Devissdero
Kopp Charles, restauraut, 104 Seventh
Kopp Herman, bartender Remmel & Otersen, r. 760
Mission
Kopp Leonhard, carrier Evening Post, r. 6 Clara Lsne
Kopp Mathins.housepainter. r. 33 Park Av, bet Market
and New City Hall
Koppel Alexander, expressman, E s Dupont, bet Com-
mercial and Clay, r. N s Filbert, nr Webster
Koppel George, solicitor Oregon S. S. Co., r. 117 Vir-
ginia
Koppel Gustav W., expressman, NW cor Sacramento
and Diipont, r. Green, bet Gough and Octavia
Koppel Julius, butcher, 1-2 Clay Street Market, r. 826
Mission
Koppel Manuel, merchant (of Koppel & Piatt) , Carson
City, Nev., and Bodie. Cal., office 2 Battery, r. 905
Market
Koppel Moses, clerk Moses Selig, r. 826 Mission
Koppel Siegfried C, bookkeeper Singer Manuf Co., r.
722 O'Farrell
Koppel Victor, r. 406 Grove
Koppen George, expressman, cor Sacramento and Bat-
tery, r. 117 Virginia
Koppen Peter, expressman, cor Battery and Pacific, r.
2110 Taylor
Kopper Albert, waiter Park Hotf 1, 26 Turk
Kopperschmidt H..p orter Prescott House
Koppikus Mary Mrs., silkworter California Silk
Mauuf Co., r. 1217 York
Koppitz Frau H., musician Baldwin's Theatre, r. 618
Stevenson
Koppitz George, musician California Theater, r. 405 M
Grove
Koppitz John, bookbinder, 320 Sansom, and 419 Sac-
ramento, r. 42.5 Tyler
Kopsch Adam J., attorney at law, office 004 Merchant,
r. West End House
Korb George, bagturner Neville & Co.
Korbel Anthony (P. Korbel & Brothers), r. Santa
Rosa
KORB£Ii F. «& BROTHERS ( Anthnny.and Joseph
Korbel) , cigbrbox manufs, cor Fifth and Bryant,
office 311 Battery
Korbel Francis (F. Korbel & Brothers), r. 727 Bryant
Korbel Joseph (F. Korbel & Brothers), r. 727 Bryant
Ki rber Samson, traveling agent, r. 711 O'Farrell
Kordmeyer George (Underwood & Kordmeyer), r.
Euss House
Kormil Clement, cabinetmaker, r. 312 Thirteenth
Koriuicsky Isaac, r. 2 Potter
Konuinsky Jacob, clerk Weil it Michels, r. 2 Potter
Korn Abmham I., hairdressing saloon, 54o California,
r, 438 Natoma
Korn Alexander (L. Korn & Co.), r. 603 Fell
Korn Benjamin, clerk, r. 710 Hayes
Korn John, furniturefinisher William J. Htney & Co.,
r. 1217 }t Howard
Kom Joseph (Koru & McCarthy) , r. 606 Fell
Korn L. & Co. (Leopold and Alexander Korn) grocer-
ies, 914 Market
Koru Leopold (L. Korn & Co ), r. IG Stockton
Korn Lewis, liquor saloon, junction Market, Sansom,
and Sutter, r. 330 Hayes
Kom Moses, merchant, r. 710 Hayes
Korn Sigismund, saltsman Albert Eber, r. 104 Sixth
Korn & McCarthy (Joseph Korn, and John W. McCar-
thy) teamsters, office 117 Battery
Kornech Henry, cook William Kornech, r. 247 Second
Kornech William, proptr dining room Hewitt's Hotel,
247 Second
Kornfield Charles, r. 833 McAllister
Komiker Louis, upholsterer and mattresses, 950 Fol-
Bom
Komsberg Konrad, machinist S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 1036 Folsom
Korte Charles cook New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Montgom-
ery Av
Korten Behrecd, stableman S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 3
Vandewater
Korten John, laborer, r. North German House
Kortick Frank, blacksmith, r. 765 Howard
Kortick Mary A., dressmaker, r. 735 Howard
Kortjobn Charles L. (Koerner & Kortjohu) , r. NW cor
Mission and Thirteenth
Kortright William H., waiter San Francisco Bar Assn,
r. 937 Sa< ramento
Korts George D., captain U. S. stm Shubrick, office
120 Sutter, r. 623 Nineteenth
Korts William (Korts & Diercks) , r. Alameda
Korts it Diercks (William Korts, and Frank C. Diercks) ,
liquor saloon, 314 Cluy
Korvelier Frank, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Kosbeck, George, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Kosly Leon, bookkeeper, r. 228 ;<i Tenth
Kosche Charles, importer of human hair and wig-
maki r, 420 I'ush, r. 519 Pine
Koser WiLiam, furniture, 749 Market
Koshlaud Joseph (S. Koshland >ic Co.).r. 1808 Pine
Koshland Marcus, clerk S. Koshland & Co., r. 1808
Pine
Koshland Nathan, merchant, r. 1501 Steiner
Koshland Nathan waiter, r. 922 Wa.'ihington
Koshland S. * Co. (Joseph Koshland), tommiBsion
merchants, 228 California
Koshland Simon (S. Koshland & Co.), r. 1808 Pine
Kosliner Julius, peddler, r. 124 Olive Av
Kosiualski Frederick, laborer California Sugar Re-
finery, r. 4 McLea Court
Kosminsky Samuel, liquor saloon, cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Kosovaz Lazaro, cook r. 103 Steuart
Kossuth Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Edward F.
Stone, secretary, office 306 Pine, room 3
Kosta Frank, wines and liquors, 1 Berry -
Kosterhoschen Carl T., clerk W. F. Dorman, r. NE cor
Howard and Fifteenth
Koster Alexander, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Koster Henry (Kriideuer and Koster), r. 123 Leaven-
worth
Koster Henry, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 307 Third
KOSTER HENRY, oils, paints and lamp stock,
SW ci r Washington and Brenham PI, r. 713
Filbert
Koster Henry, teamster Superintendent of Streets, r.
445 Bartlett
Koster John, cook.r. 14 Prospec t PI
Koster John, lunch kitchen, 614 Merchant
Ki s!er John, seaman, r. 209 Steuart
KOSTER JOHN L., manager Pacific Vinegar
Works, office 323 Front, r. N s Grove, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
KOSTER JOSEPH, liquor saloon, SW cor Jackson
and Kearuy, and NE cor Geary and Central Av, r.
1224 Mi:ritgomery
Koster Louis, painter William Ross, r. 1218 Mission
Koster Ludwig (Charles Peterson & Co.), r. 320 Tenth
Koster Siphia (widow), with Louis -A nzenhofer, N s
Ocean House Road, nr Industrial School
Koster William F., oysterman Pacific Oyster Houfle, r.
337 Bush
Koster. See Costa
Kostering Charles, groceries and liquors, 1115 Folsom
Koswick Thomas, liquor saloon, 203 Pacific
Koszinsky Alexander, waiter, r. 8 Dupoot
Ki szinsky Joseph, waiter, r. 8 Dupont
Kottinger William, machinist, r. Moulton, nr Fill-
more
Kountz Joseph, butcher Frederick Felsing, r. 967 Mis
Kouse Henry, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Kovenatzky Albert J., with Jahn k Foster, r. 121
Stockton
Kovregin Nicolas Rev., pastor Greek Orthodox Church,
r. 1141 Union
Kowalsky Edward, sausagemaker, r. 1 Jackson PI
Kowalsky Leon, r. 22 Park Av
Kowalsky Samuel, merchant, r. 906 Clay
Kowalsky Soloman, cMhing, 918 Diipout, r. 906 Clay
Kozuiiusky Cimon (Kozminsky & Bro.) , r. 1909 Bush
Kozmlnsky Harmon (Kozminsky & Bro.),r. 738 Mc-
Allister
Kozminsky Harris, tailor, 110 Sutter
KOZMINSKY & BRO. (Harmon and Clmon), ci-
gars and tobacco, 2ii2 Sansom and 128 Kearny
Krack Emma (widow), lodgings. 51,4 Everett
Kracke August (Gordes iV: Kracke), r. ICOO Polk
Kracke Bros. (Charles and Henry), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Larkiu and Green
Kracke Charles (Kracke Bros.), r. SW cor Larkln and
Green
Kracke F., r. 724 Mission
Kracke Henry (Kracke Bros.), r. SW cor Larkin and
Green
Kracke Henry L. C, groceries and liquors, 1401 BHker
Kra<kenbaum August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
506 Ninth
Kraeger Ernest, cabinetmaker, r. 116 Welsh, rear
Kraeger V. Armon, brewer, r. Nineteenth Av, bet H
and I, South S. F.
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomer7 St
KRA
504
KRE
Kraemer Julius (J. W. Shaeffer & Co.) , r. 517 McAllis-
ter
Kraft Bernard, cabinetmaker, r. 721 Mission
Kraft Ferdinand (Brenner & Kraft) , r. 213 Broadway
Kraft Frank (Sander & Kiaftt, r. 131 Lilly Av
Kraft Jacob, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Kraft John, machinist, r. 616 California
Kral't Julius, draftsman Thomas J. Welsh, r. Oak-
land
Kraft Louis, clerk L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. Oakland
Kraft Peter, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Kraft Samuel, clerk J. C. Hnguenin, r. 919 Sutter
Kragen Louis, carver and designer Pac. Furniture Co.,
r. cor Twenty-eighth and Dolores
Kragen Marks, upholstert-r Eugene Hoey, r. cor Do-
lores and Twenty-eighth
Kragen Samuel (Kragen & Geist), r. cor Dolores and
Twenty-eight
KRAGEN »!t GEIST (Samuel Kragen and William
Geist) proptrs Pac. Furniture Factory, 736 Bran
Krager August, chicken ranch. Twenty-seventh Av,
nr San Bruno Road, South S. F.
Krager Ferdinand, carpenter, r. W s San Bruno Bead,
nr Twenty-seventh
Krager Henry, tinsmith George H. Tay, r. 801 Vallejo
Kragmore Thomas, boilermaker, r 12 Tehama, rear
Krahmann Edward, shoemaker, r. 2.'5 Morton
Krahniann Frauz, shoefitter, r. 317 Bush
Krahner Ernest, fisherman, r- NW cor Broderick and
Jefferson
Kraighbam Nathan, carbuilder California St. R. R.,r.
1331 Sacramento
Krajewski Frederick, toolmaker, Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth, and 737 Fourth, r. 1220 Alabama
Kraker Michael (Kraker & Israel) , r. .501 Stockton
KRAKER & ISRAEL. (Michael Kraker and Max
Israel) , manuf ladies' and children's underwear,
.5«5 Market
Krall H., r. 1415 Pacific
Krall Philip, teacher piano, r. -461 Stevenson
Kramas Samuel, butcher Goetz Rosenberg, r. 2015
Howard
Kramer Alouzo, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Kramer Annie, domestic 1709 Sutter
Kramer Augustus, machinist, r. Germania, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Kramer Augustus, waiter New Washington Hotel, r.
621 Fourth
Kramer Bernhard, bakery, SW cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Kramer Caspar, carpenter W. H. Gibson, r. 8E cor
Twenty-second and Alabama
Kramer Charles W., cutler, r. Kramer's PI nr Green-
wich
Kramer ChriBtian (Forst & Kramer) , r. 562 Brannan
Kramer Cornelius, market, 1621 Devisadero, r. 1619
Devisadero
Kramer C. W., cutler Will & Finck, r. 1621 Dupont
Kramer E., r. 2106 Powell
Kramer Ernest, shoemaker, r. 25 Morton
Kramer Francis, bootmaker, 219 Davis, r. 305 Davis
Kramer Frederick, market, 229 Fell
Kramer Frederick, shoemaker. 81 Natoma
Kramer ll.nry (Kramer & Co.), r. 1209J<i Tyler
Kramer Henry, shoemaker Frederick Kramer, r. 81
Natoma
Kramer Isaac, stockbroker, r. 722 Tyler
Kramer Jacob, real estate, r. 1621 Dupont
Kramer John, r. 2106 Powell
lu-amer John, butcher, r. (i43 Stevenson
Kramer John, laborer, r. 411 Folsom
Kramer John, liquor saloon, 429 Dupont
Kramer John W.. nurse St. Luke's Hospital, r. 11 Fol-
som Av
Kramer Louie, nurseryman and florist, NW cor Union
and Webster, r. 1206 Polk
Kramer Marcus, teamster K. Strauss, r. 225 Fulton,
rear
Kramer Philip J., clerk, r. 1625 Dupont
Kramer Scott, bricklayer, r. 741 Market
Kramer William C, bookbinder Charles E. Rankin, r.
81 Natoma
Kramer William J., market, 819 Jackson, r. 1014 Pacific
Kramer k Co. (Henry Kramer), mauufs ladies' under-
we;ir, T)!! Market
Kramer. See Cramer and Kraimer
Krandelt Jennie (widow) . furnished rooms, 75 Minna
KRANER PHILIP H., mining, office 314 Mont-
gomery, r. 528 I'ine
Kranise Charles, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Krapmann John, gaiterfitter, r. 320 Dupont
Kratz Charles, machinist Singer Manufacturing Co.,
r. 403 Union
Kratz Charles, porter, r. 46 Louisa, rear
Kratz Edward, lithographer, r. 3 Central PI
Kratz John A., r. 311 Bush
Kratzenstein Charles, salesman Ghirardelli & Danzel,
r. 19 Twelfth
Kratzer Charles, baker Joseph Meyer, r. 619 Post
Krauer Henry, blacksmith, r. 219 Dora
Kraus Aaron (Kraus Bros.), and stock clerk Leyl
Strauss & Co., r. 26.! Tyler
Kraus Bros. (Harry and Aaron) , dairy produce, 68
Centre Market
Kraus Carmen Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1206 Stockton
Kraus Charles, farmer, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Alabama
Kraus D., sausagemaker, r. 812 Larkin
Kraus Edmund, r. Park Hotel
Kraus Emma F., assi-staut Clement Grammar School,
r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus Frank, blacksmith, r. 188 Eighth
Kraus Frederick, musician Bella Union Theater, r.
1031 McAllister
Kraus Harry (Kraus Bros.), r. 262 Tyler
Kraus Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Kraus K. (widow) , r. 262 Tyler
Kraus Maiy, domestic 2027 Howard
Kraus Philip, baker, r. 609 Jack.sou
Kraus Sigmond, proptr New PhihidolphJa Kid Glove
Factory, Ws Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and Thir-
tieth
Kraus Solomon, clerk Pacific Stock Exchange, r. 262
Tyler
Kraus Sophia M. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary
School, r. 1031 McAllister
Kraus. See Krauss, Krouse and Krouss
Krause Abraham, printer, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Alabama
Krause Charles, r. 624 Green
Krause Charles, cigar manuf, 261 Fourth, r. 45 Louisa
Krause Charles, proptr Golden Rule House, 788 Fol
Krause Charles, real estate, r. .i29 Sixth
Krause Charles E., ship carpenter, r. 162 Perry
Krause Franz, r. 188 highth
Krause George, boot and shuemaker, 1021 Pacific
Krause Heinrich, waiter Russ House
Krause Marks, salesman Mierson, Jewell & Co.,r. 5ii
Harriet
Krause Michael, cigarette maker, r. 5M Harriet
Krausgrill George T., bookbinder Charles E. Rankin,
r. 7 Card Alley
Krausgrill Jacob, cutler, r. 522 Filbert
Krausgrill John (Loeb & Krausgrill), r. 7 Card Alley
Krausgrill Margaret Mrs. (widow), r. 522 Filbert
Krausgrill Philip, cutler Will & Finck, r. 522 Filbert
Krauss Alwin, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r.
Harmony Hotel
Krauss Frederick il., whitener, 227 Post, r. 539 O'Far-
rell
Krauss Nicholas, marker Pac. Furniture Co., r. Sev-
enth, nr Bryant
Krauss "Theodore, clerk Frederick Iken, r. 90 Fair
Oaks
Krauss. See Kraus, Krause, Krouse and Krouas
Krausse Charles, barkeeper John F. Krausse, r. 504
Jessie
Krausso Delia (widow), r. 501 Jessie
Krausse John F., liquor saloon, 229 Fourth, r. 504
Jessie
Krausse Philip F., clerk Painter & Co., r. 504 Jessie
Kraut Simon, cigars and tobacco, 1606 Polk
Krauth Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Mariposa and Wisconsin
Krautz Matthias, carpenter Haskell & Bode, r. 622
Capp
Krauz Peter, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Krebs Charles E., (expressman SW cor Kearny and
Sacramento, r. 701 Sacramento
Krebs Elias, eook, r. 12 Jackson
Krebs Fn'derick, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Krebs Henry Jr. (Pac. Spring and Mattrass Manufac-
turing Co.), r. Lick House
Krebs Hermauu, salesman 1. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r.
.503 Po.-t
Kredewahn Emit, bartender Henry Hanschen, r. 800
Montgomery
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGAHETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Keamj St.
KRE
505
KRO
Kreeger Otto, groceries and liquors, NW cor Jones and
Glover
Kretl J. J., confectioner Hemme & Renter, r. 319
O'Farr.ll
Kreft Paul, painter, r. S s Francisco, nr Larkln
Kieger Henry, with George H. Tay & Co., r. 801 Val-
lejo
Kri'gi r Louis, seaman ship Q. Kimball, r. E s Central
Av, btt Post und Sutter
KREGER WIL-LiIAM, carpenter and builder, 115
Duvis, r. 801 Guerrero
Kreh Jacob, r. 420 Sixth
Krehaike Edward, clerk George Mayes, r. 315 O'Far-
rell
Krejder Frank L., stockbroker, office 330 Pine, room 60,
r. 32 Fourth
Kreidir Mart,'aret Mrs., housekeeper J. A. Roy, r. W s
Sau Bruno Road, ojjp Fifteenth Av
Kreimborg Lena Miss, clerk L. Sacbse, r. Seigfreid's
Hotel
Krein- Henry, cook Sacramento Hotel
Kreis Charles Mrs., r. 620 Lombard, rear
Kreissel John, waiter Leopold Kruzanick, r. 409 Du-
pout
Krcliug Brothers (John and Joseph), proptrs Tivoli
Garden, NW cor Stockton and Sutter
Kreliiig Frederick J., employee Tivoli Garden, r. 400
Sut er
Kreling John (Kreling Brothers) , r. 400 Sutter
Kreling Joseph (Kreling Brothers), r. 400 Sutter
Kreiiug .Martin, employee Tivoli Garden, r. 4U0 Sutter
Kreling William, employee Tivoli Garden, r. 400 Sut
Krels Hermau, salesman, r. 503 Post
Kremer H., cabinetmaker, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Kreiner Jacques, proptr San Francisco Zinc Foundry,
13-15 Jessie, r. 15 Jessie
Kremer Nicholas, moulder San Francisco Zinc Foun-
dry, r. 15 Jessie
Kremer Oscar, waiter New Washington Hotel, 624
Fourth
Kremer William J., butcher, r. 1012 Pacific
Kremple Francis J., clerk Lockhart & Porter, r. 417
Mason
Kreuz Emil (Krenz & Koth), r. Precita Av, nr San
Bruuo Road
Kreuz Oswald, proptr Laguna Tannery, NW cor Fil-
bert and Gough, r. SE cor Filbert and Gough
Kreuz Otto, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. SW cor Octavia
and Union
Krenz & Roth (Emil Krenz and Solomon Roth) glove
calf manufs. Precita Av, nr San Bruno Road
Kreshel Helen ( widow), r. 75-3 Harrison
Kresl Charles, machinist F. Korbel & Bros., r. 48 Min
Kresler Frank P., blacksmiih, r. 455 Octavia
Kresler Henry S., blacksmith, r. 455 Octavia
Kress Christian, cabinetmaker Hermau Grauz.r. 416 J^
Seventh
Krestell Johann, waiter St. Ann's Rest
Kresteller Morris b.., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
27 Russ
Kretschmann William, vocalist, r. 623 California
Kretshmer William, plaster ornaments, 16 Tyler, r.
NW cor I'itteeiith and Dolores
Kretzer Elias S., carpenter, r. 434 Jessie
Kretzer Joan, cigarmaker W. Seidel, r. Stockton, nr
Filbert
Kretzer Lizzie, domestic 700 McAllister
Kreuger Heury, cigars and tobacco, 19 Pacific
Kreuser Constance Mme., embroidery and pattern im-
porter, a23 Sutter
Kreuter Charles, drayman Lafayette Brewery, r. SE
cor Vallejo and Kearny
Kreutzer Ciiarles, cigarmaker, r. 411 Pacific
Kreutzberger M., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Da-
kota
Kreutzfeldt Glaus, master mariner, r. 811 Union
Kreutzmann Waldemire S., finisher West Coast Fur-
niiure Co., r. 434 Fifth
Kreyo John, groceries and liquors, SW cor First and
Nutoma
Kiickaii Peter, engineer West Coast Furniture Co., r.
114 Welsh
Krieg Anton, proptr San Francisco Tannery, E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth, r. W B Nebraska, nr Twenty-fourth
Krieg George, clerk Baruch Levy, r. 826 McAllister
Krieg Joseph P., shoemaker Franz Heiin, r. 3 McDer-
mott PI
Krieger C. Frederick, master mariner, oflfice with
Ooodall, Perkins & Co., r. 329 Broadway
Krieger Charles, candymaker William Schmits, r. 323
Broadway
Krieger Charles J., seaman, r. 647 Third
Krieger William T., tailor, r. 1217 Kearny
Kriens Conrad, storekeeper Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co., r.
920 Montgomery
Kriens James, assistant port steward Pacific Coast 8.
S. Co., r. 920 Montgomery
Kriete George F. (Kriete & Cattermole), r. 839 Vallejo
KRIETE <& CATTERMOLE (George F. Kriete,
and Charles H. Cattermole) , groceries and liquors,
SE cor Mason and Vallejo, and ship chandlers,
9U0 Front
Krill Heury, oystermau Solomon Tesmore, r. 6 Vir-
ginia PI
Krille I'rederick, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
335 Fourth
Krimson P. H. J., r. C47 Stevenson
Kriske Edwin C, coachman, r. E s Bartlett, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Kriske Ernest, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 115
Dora
K risky John, butcher, r. 315 Union
Kritzky John A., fruits and vegetables, 4 Clay Street
Market, r. Olympic Lodgings
Krobel Abraham, laborer, r. 616 California
Kroche Diedrich, malster 8. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2118
Powell
Krochman Julia (widow) , r. 3 August Alley
Kroder Louisa L. (widow) , r. 1731 Eddy
Kroeger Augustus F. (Garvey & Kroeger), r. 92 Na-
toma
Kroeger F. (F. Kroeger & Co.), r. 22 Ji Everett
KROEGER F. d£ CO. (Peter Mahlmann) , liquor
saloou, t'14 Montgomery
Kroeger Gustav, clerk Herman A. Kroeger, r. 135 Sec
Kroeger Herman A. (W. & H. Kroeger) , and grocer-
ies and liquors, NE cor Second and Natoma, r. 135
Second
Kroeger John H. (J. H. Heitmann & Co.), r. 944 Miss
Kroeger W. & H. (William G. and Herman A. Kroeger) ,
iiuporters cigars and tobacco, 430 Jackson
Kroeger William G. (W. & H. Kroeger), r. 2 Park Av
Kruehle Ernest F., r. 507 Montgomery
Kroehle Heury, proptr Hayes Valley House, 114 Hayes
Kroenke Henry (Kroenke & Lutjens) , r. NE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-sixth
Kroenke & Lutjens (Henry Kroenke and Herman W.
Lutjens) , groceries and liquors,NE cor Mission and
Twenty-sixth
Kroger C. ¥., Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Kroger Edward, seaman, r. 10 Berry
KROGER FREDERICK, proptr California
Plated Ware Factory, 15 Trinity, r. 619 Bush
Kroger George, captain schooner Champion, Pier 22
Steuart
Kroger Hans (South S. F. Packing and Provision Co.),
r. Fifth Av, between L and M, South S. F.
Kroger Herman, oyster saloon, 405 Pacific, r. 622 Green
Krogh Andrew, shipcarpenter, r. 5 Newell
Krogh Andrew Jr., carpenter, r. 2315 Mason, rear
Krogh Charles (Frostholm & Krogh), r. 207 Mont Av
Krogh Frederick W., carpenter Central Pao. R. R., r.
Ah) born House
Krogle Frederick cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. W s
Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Krohu Francis, jewelry boxmaker August H. Loch-
baum, r. 339 Jessie
Krohn Gustav C. A., carpenter, r, 1429 Vj O'Farxell
Krohu John C, bookkeeper Ernest Essmann, r. 316
Ritch
Krohn. See Kron
KroU Theodore, clerk Moritz Hiintzsch, r. NW cor
Fell and Octavia
Kron Julius (Lindner & Kron), r. 729 McAllister
Kron Oscar J., clerk J. 0. Rued, r. Oakland
Krone Alexander, bookkeeper Franks & Gray, r. 309
Jessie
Krone Dena, teacher music, r. 309 Jessie
Krone Frederick William, waiter, r. 1523 Powell
Krone Julius, cariienter, r. 522 Taylor
Krone Louis, clerk G. J. Pinker, r. 309 Jessie
Kronenberg Eliza (widow), r. 726 Octavia
Krouenberg Frederick (Waunenmacher & Kronenberg)
r. 542 McAllister
Kronquest M., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Krouholm Christian E., painter, r. 137 Townsend
Kronholm J. S. Mrs., midwife, r. 309 Seventh
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewel: rs, 101 Montgomery St
KRO
506
KUH
Kronthal Henry (Fechheimer, G-oodkind & Co.) , r.
1517 Van Ness Av
Krook Charles A., stevedore, r. N s Dunn Alley
Krook Mauritz, porter Olympic Lodging House, 904
Kearny
Krook Mauritz L., master mariner, r. 1112 Kearny
Kroom Chorles, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Steu
Krooss Claus, clerk Ernst Klein, r. NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
Kropp Charles, roofer, r. 31 Langton
Xropp Henry C, scroll sawyer, r.31 Langton
Kropp John, storage clerk J. H. Mott k Co., r. 31
Langton
Kroscher Hugo J., salesman Frederick Schoeneman,
r. 517 Kearny
Krouse Edward, plumber Fred Eaisch, r. 22 Turk
Krouse Henry S., musician, r. 3046 Sixteenth
Krouse Samuel R., foreman L. and M. Sachs & Co., r.
3046 Sixteenth
Krouse Thomas, footman J. B. Haggin, r. 39 New Mont-
gomery
Krouse Thomas E., wines and litjuors, NE cor New
Montgomery and Mission, r. 652 Howard
Krouse. See Kraus, Krauss and Elriiuse
Kruckmann Fred., liquor saloon, SW cor King and
Fou, th
Kruckmeier William, carpenter, r. 512 Bush
Kriidener William (Kriidener & Koster) , r. 222 Leav
KRUDENER & KOSTER (William Kriidener
and Henry Koster) , groceries and liquors, SE cor
Eddy and Leavenworth
Krueckel Andrew, barber Charles E. Eapp, r. 321,
Green
Krueckel Charles (Krueckel &• Elsassi r) , r. 321 Green
KRrECKEL. «& ELSASSER (Charles Krueckel
and Charles Elsasser) , wines and liquors, SE cor
Market and Firt-t
Krueckmann Fr> derick, bookkeeper Christian Hess,
r. 326 Clementina
Brueger August C, leather manuf, r. W e Alabama,
bet Twentieth and Twi nty-first
Krueger Charli s, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
Krui ger Fredt rick, master mariner, r. 329 Broadway
Kruegtr George (Krueger & Buttertield), r. 450 Jessie
KruigerH,, r. 322 Guerrero
Krueger Joseph H., manuf walking canes, 7e9 Market,
r. 643 Minna
Krueger Theodore, waiter, r. 610 Post
Krueger & Butterfield (George Krueger and Frederick
L. Butterfield', carriagemiikers, 1106 Howard
Krueger. See Kruger
Kruft Joseph, barkeeper Henry Grimm, r. 7)i Dike-
m.iu Place
Krug Frederick, brewer, r. 3.53 Eleventh
Krug William, sexton German Methodist Episcopal
Church, r. 19i!2 Mission
Kruger August, clerk, r. f,08 Sixth
Kriiger August fruit peddler, r. 919 Filbert, rear
Kruger August, wood engraver, 611 Clay, room 7, r. 2
Winters' Lane
Kruger Charles, cigarmaker John Bollman & Co., r.
1215 Clay
Kruger Charles, merchant tailor, 225 J^ Montgomery Av
Kriiger L., r. Tiu-k Sthet Hotel
Kruger Louis, cigars and stationery, 2240 Mission
Kruger Louis (Kruger & HoUings), r. SE cor Mason
and Geary
Kruger William, molder Eureka Foundry, r. 317 Bar
Kruger & HoUings (Louis Kruger and Henry Hol-
lings), groceries and liquors, SE cor Mason and
Geary
Kruger. See Kroeger, Kreuger and Krueger
Krukan Nicholas J., longshoreman, r. 317 Beale
Krull Ernest, dry goods and manuf fly paper, 1071
Brjant, r. 3 Decatur
Krull Ludwig. laborer, r. 1 August Alley
Krumbeck Christoiiher, teamster D. A. Macdonald &
Co., r. 1709 Eddy
Kmmbrck Diederic h, teamster, r. 1103 Pierce
Krumclieck William E., barkeeper Peter Bruns.r. NW
cor Third end Berry
Krummncher William B., bookkeeper, r. 204 Valencia
Kruper Anton, barber, r. 409 Dupont
Kruse August, clerk John E. A. Helms, r. NW cor
Stevenson and Seventh
Kruse Conrad, cooper, r. 5 Gerke Alley
Kruse Edward (Kruse ^ Euler), r. 620 Turk
Kruse Edward A., shipping clerk Kruse & Euler, r.
KO Turk
Kmee Frank H., teamster, r. Metcalf PI, nr Lagnna
Kruse Henry, expressman NW cor Sansom and Com-
mercial, r. W 8 Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and
St. Rose
Kruse Henry, shipcarpenter, r. 214 Francisco, rear
Kruse John'H. Mrs. (widow) , r. 2016 Powell
KRUSE JOHN H., wood, coal, hay and grain, NE
cor Harrison and Twenty-fourth
Kruse K., shipcarpenter, r. 12 Jackson
Kruse Louis, drayman James E. Gordon & Co., r. 108
Park Av
Kruse Louis J., r. 2016 Powell
Kruse Peter F., driver Chicago Brewery, r. Bush, bet
Larkin aud Hyde
Kruse William H., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. 620 Turk
Kruse William S., stevedore, r. Quiucy House
KRUSE & EITLER (Edward Kruse, Emil Kohte
and Bernard Kirchhoff) , importers ind wholesale
grocers aud commission merchants, 209-211 Front
Kruttschnitt Augustus M., r. 1302 Powell
Krutz Matthew, carpenter, r. 622 Capp, rear
Krutzman W. S., r. 434 Fifth
Krygcr Christian A., carpenter, r. NE cor Bush and
Baker
Krynski L., wines and liquors, SE cor Eighteenth
and Jessie
Krzyzanowski J. F., clerk, r. 323 Turk
Kshevaroff William, pastor Eussiau Church, r. 520
Greenwich
Kubbe William, butt her Henry Antz, r. 1429 Pine
Kube Theodore, repairer sidewalks, r. Turk Street
Hotel
Kubie Annie Miss, saleswoman Jacobs & Glass, r. 625
Stevenson
Kucera Joseph, butcher, r. 732 Capp
Kuchel Lizzie Miss, te;icher music, r. 1720 Jessie
Kuchel Louisa (widow) , teacher French, r. 1720 Jessie
Kiichle Caroline Mrs., liquor saloiin and lodgings,
.530 Pacific
Kuchler Wilhelm, bartender S. Hoffman, r. SE cor
Sacramento and Kearny
Kuchenmeistcr Gustave, c(>nfectioner, r. 1411 Folsom
Kuchmeister August, bookkeeper A. NicoU, r. 1234
Broadway
Kuchmeister Henry W., r. 1234 Broadway
Kuck Charles H., liquor siiloon, 129 Clay, t. Oakland
Kuck George, bartender, r. 9 P.ii iflc
Kuck John D., laborer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Everett
Kucking Jvhu (J. Schulz & Co.), r. NE cor Uniou and
Mason
Kuebrich George, be ttler Hoboken Brewery, r. 1436
Mission
Kuechlt r Gottlieb, cabinetmaker Massey k Tung, r.
649 Sacramento
Kuechler Mai tin, engraver Massey k Yung, r. 649 Sac
Kuehlken James, drayman Eisen Bros., r. Concordia
Hotel
Kuelin John, cutter Michael Short, r. 615 Post
Kuchn Victor (Weinoehl & Co.), r. 137 Thirteenth
Kuehne Richard, druggist J. A. Bauer, r. 101 Pest
Kuehnel Matthias, shoemaker Isaac Lisman, r. 31
Third
Kt;ennecke Charles, capitalist, r. 14"^ Moss
Kuennecke Henrietta (widow), r. 14 J^ Moss
Kueniiecke William, clerk, r. 16 Sacramento
Kuenzi J. R., turner Cameron & Hull, r. Oakhind
Kuttner Bartholomew, brewer, r. 309 Chestnut
Kugler Gottlieb, porter Haas Bros., r. 313 Fell
Kuh .\tigustus, r. 915 Greenwich
Kuli Emil, assayer Leopold Kuh, r. 915 Greenwich
Kl'II LEOPOLD, assayer and chemist, 611 Com-
mercial, r, 915 Greenwich
Kuhirt Charles H., liquor saloon, S fi Central Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
Kuhl Erich, blacksmith B. Grave A: Co., r. 1203 Turk
Kuhl Frederick G.. reporter Daily Law Journal, r. 509
Washington
Kuhl Gustave (Hansen k Kuhl), r. 23M Freelon
Kuhl Henry, jewelry-ci.semaker A. H. Lochbaum, r.
7j8M Howard
Kubl Henry, cabinetmaker Indianapolis Chair Manu-
facturing Co.. r. 23k Freelon
Kuhl H. G. (White & Kuhl), r. Irancisco, bet Leuven-
worih and Hyde
Kuhl Jacob, bellhanger Flint k Peabody, r. 26 Pinck-
ney PI
Kuhl Jacob, teacher music, r. 1419 Webster
Kuhl John, porter D. B. Billings * Co., r. 1309 Stock
Kuhl Louisa, (widow), r. 119 William
Kuhl Martin, waiter Emil A. Engelberg
Kuhl Marx (Kuhl & Langpaap), r. South Park House
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street
Gentlemen's Pumishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
KUH
507
KYS
Kuhl & Langpaap) Marx Kuhl and Charles Lang-
paap) , prtptrs South Park House, 530 Third
Kuhlbach W., r. 428 Naloma
Eublemann August, roir.er, r. 1 Willow Av
Kuhlemann Henry, market, NE cor Eddy and Pierce,
r. 1801 Klli8
EuhliDg Anton, toolmaker, 549 Fifth
Euhlin Edward, laborer Eureka Grain 'Warehouse, r.
188 5i Vandt water
Kuhlke John (Kuhlke & Elvin), r. SW cor Mission
and Beale
Kuhlke .t Elvin (John Kuhlke and Henry Elvin),
wines and liquors, SW cor Mission and Beale
Kuhlmann Diederich, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fourth and Brannan, r. 502 Brannan
Kuhlmann George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Kuhlmann J., r. 512 Bush
Kuhlmann William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Kuhlmeyer Louisa, cigars and tobacco, 229 Third
Kuhls E.Iward G. F., bookkeeper Kohler&Frohling, r.
906 Vallejo
Kuhlwein Elizabeth, liquor saloon, 406 Dupont
Kubn Abraham, tailor, r. 526 Hayes
Kuhn August, r. 325 Twenty-second
Kuhn Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Manu-
facturing Co., r. 271 Clara
Knhn Claus, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Kunze Otto E., brush manuf, SE cor HaripoBa and
Mississippi
Kunze Theodore, carriage ■woodworker Isaac Pallard,
r. 26 Turk
Kuptr Charles, butcher 8-9 Grand Central Market r.
147 Ninth
Euppe Hugo, laborer Union Soap Factory, S s Juniper,
bet Harrison and Folsom
Euppenheim Aaron, salesman Samuel Leszynsky &
Brothers, r. 1027 Hyde
Kurlander Hannah Mrs., r. 734 Natoma, rear
Kurlbaum Hermann W., master mariner, r. 819 Jessie
Kurpinski P. Cmarket, SW corPiecitaPl and Gun-
nison Av, Bernal Heights
Kurr Frederick S., porter H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
320 ;4 Ritch
Kurre Charles, porter, r. NW cor Beach and Broderick
Kurth William, baker, r. 724 Mistiion
Kurts Gustavus, barkeeper, 775 Market, r. 430 Geary
Kurtz Adnlph, groceries and liquois, SE cor Folsom
and Twelfth
Kurtz Andrew, cigar.s and tobacco, 24 Clay
Kurtz Annie Mrs., music teaiher, r. 142 Seventh
Kurtz Augustus M., drugt^ist and chemist, SW cor
Turk and Hyde, r. 522 Van Ness Av
Kurtz Ferdinand C. H., shoemaker, r. W s Tehama bet
Norwich and Precita Av, Bernal Heights
KUHN GKORGE, proptr Grand Central Hotel, I Kurtz George, gilder Hausmann Brothers, r. 430 Geary
957-959 Market ! Kiirtzeiiberg Charles, tailor Manuel Erb, 246 Sixth
Kuhn George, tailor, r. 2607 Clay ' Kurz Edward, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Kuhn Henry, wines and liquors, 609 Grove, r. 422 : Kurz John, baker Emil A. Er.gellierg, r. 418 Kearny
Grove | Kurz Louis, bakery and confei tionery, 215 Second
Kuhn James, steerage steward S. S. City of Chester, Kurz William, cooper David Woeruer, r. 1010 Mont
Oregon S. S. Co
Kuhn James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Kuhn John, night watchman Washington Mills, r.
904 Powell
Kuhn Ludwig, brassfinisher, r. 1921 Mason
Kuhn Mariah J. (widow), r. 812 California
Kuhn Sarah E. (widow), r. 113 Stockton
Kuhn William, liquor salocn, N s Bush, bet Polk and
Larkin, r. Austin, bet Larkin and Polk
Kuhn. See Kuebn
Kuhne Edward, show-cssemaker, r. 10 Harlan PI
Kuhne W., with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 18 First
Kulkon John, teamster, r. 907 Folsom
Kull John, helper Joshua Hendy, r. 119 William
Kull Theodore E., foreman job department Patrick J.
Thomas, r. 1606 Post
Kullnian August, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
403 Leavenworth
KULLMAN HERMAN (Kullman, Wagner* Co.),
and wholesale boot and shoe manuf, cor Wash-
ington and Drumm, office 45 Clay, r. 1417 Cali-
fornia
Kullman Louis (Kullman & Armer) , r. Lick House
Kullman Matilde Miss, saleswoman Joeeph Meyer, r.
617 Post
Eullman Simon, bookkeeper Zadig & Weill, r. 718
Filbert
KULLMAN. W^AGNER & CO. (H. Eullman,
Charles Wagner, and Jacob Salz) . dealers hide s,
leather, etc., and proptrs Pacific Tannery, oJhce
43-45 Clay
KULLMAN <fc ARBIER (Louis Kullman, and Max
Armer) , manufs cigars, and dealers tobacco, 306-
308 Sacramento
Kummerlander Richard, cooper Chicago Brewery, r.
1420 Pine
Kummrow Henry, cellarman Michael Deutsch, r. 242
Sutter
Kumpf George, butcher, r. NW cor Polk and Vallejo
Kunath Oscar, artist, 632 Bush. r. 704 Powell
KUNER ALBERT, seal engraver and die sinker
611 Washington, r. 726 Gough .
Euner Kudolph. clerk Albert Man & Co,, r. 726 Gough
Eonigk Kudolph, laborer John Spaulding & Co.,r. 847
Howard
Knnkler John E., physician, office and r. 514 Kearny
Kuns S., student Barnard's Business College
Kunte Theresa, domestic 1414 Sutter
Kuntz Charles, waterman, r. 622 Minna
Euntz Jacob (Schulze & Kuntz), r. 314 Hayes
Kuntz John, carpenter, r. 740 Folsom
Kuntze L., r. Prescott House
Kuntze Richard, with Dickson, De Wolf & Co., r. 740
Folsom
Eunz Henry, clerk Charles Meincke & Co., r. 1425
Howard
Kunze Louisa (widow) , r. 1518 Powell
Kusche Henry, salesman, r. 118 Perry
Kuschler Charles F., r. The Baldwin
Kusel John H., porter Gold and Slock Telegraph Co.,
r. 50 Louisa
Kusel Solomon A., manuf shirts and underwear, 806-
808 Valencia
Euspert Harry, jeweler, r. SW cor Railroad and Six-
teenth avs. South S. F.
Kuspeit John,woodcarver, r. SW cor Railroad and Six-
teenth avs, South S. F.
Knss Charles J., teacher music, r. 1234 Mission
Kuss Edwird, pianomaker C. R. Hall, r. 1613 Webster
Kust Maud Miss, r. 142 Seventh
Kiibtel Alexis, master mariner, r. 411 M Oak
Kustel Oscar, captain schr Excelsior, r. 2(i21 Webster
Kuster Michael, tailor, r. 118 Virginia
Kuster John, seaman stm Onward, r. 8 Jackson
Kuster Louis, upholsterer, r. 11 HoUis
Kustermann William, cabinetmaker Andrew Geishak-
er, r. 439 Sixth
Kutner Joseph, cigars and tobacco, 418 Hayes
Kutner Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 418
Hayes
KiUner Leopold (Kutner & Goldstein), r. 720 Octavia
Kutner & Goldstein (Leopold Kutuer and David Gold-
stein) , cigar maniJfs, 419 Battery
Kutnow Anna Miss, teacher German, r. 1113 Post
Kutnow Ausust, stockclerk W. & I. Steinbart & Co., r.
1113 Post
Kutnow Herman, traveling agent S. B. Dinkelepiel &
Co., r. 1113 Post
Kutnow John, clerk, r. 1113 Post
Kutnow Rosalia (widow) , r. 1113 Post
Kutnow Sigismuud, commercial traveler W. & I.
Steinhart & Co., r. 1113 Post
Kutter Edward, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1229
Union
Kuttner Annie Miss, hairdresser, 819 Larkin
Kuttner Napthaly, stamping, 819 Larkin
Kiitz Gabriel M. (G. M. Kutz & Co.) , r. 539 McAllister
Kutz G. M. & Co., money and stockbrokers, office 318
Montgomery
Kuzanick Leopold, coffee saloon, 407 Dupont, r. 409
Dupont
Kyle Charles R., clerk, r. 9 Harriet
Kyle Hannah (widow), r. 9 Harriet
Kyle R. B., stockbroker, office Pacific Stock Exchange,
r. San Jose
Kyle Thomas, r. 718 Treat Av
Kylie M., rammer Superintendent of Streets
Kyne John, milkranch, N s Nineteenth, bet Eureka
and Douglass
Kyne Patrick, boilermaker Moynihan k Aitken, r. 659
Howard
Kyne Thomas A., porter O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
13 Geneva
Kyser Albert, printer, r. 13)4 John
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liA Beege Frank, carpenter and builder, r. 1321 Jack-
1 son
i La Berts Emil, naturalist, r. Lake Merced
La Blanc John, helper melter and refiner's depart-
] ment U. S. Mint, r. ^US Bush
j La Brie Godfroi, physician and surgeon, office and r.
1023 Mission
I I.A CAISSE GEXERALE INSURAXCE CO,
! (Paris) , Hutchinson i Mann agents, office 320-224
California
j L.A CONFIANCE IXSURAjVCE CO. (Paris),
1 Hutchinson & Mann agents, office 320-32i Cal
! La Co;te John, clerk John Bayle, r. Fifth At, bet L
I and M, South S. F.
La Cruce Ignatio, bootblack, 2 Quincy Pl.rear
La Due James Conklin, clerk, ;r. 7 Montgomery Av,
room 17
La Due M., miner, r. International Hotel
La Faille Jacob, r. 3014 Mission
La Faille Samuel, carpenter, r. E s Chapultepec, nr
Coso Av, B. H.
La Farda Camille, r. 437 Minna
' La Fleur Victor, boot and shoemaker, 427 Bush, r. 2
Potter
La Fontaine Fritz, opera singer, r. 1218 Jones
La Forge Albert B., mining, office 29 Merchants' Ex-
change Building
La Grande Armory, SE cor New Montgomery and
Minna, entrance 115 Minna
L.A GRANDE L.ArXDRY CO., E. P. White
president, H. K. Moore secretary. Thirteenth, bet
Howard and Folsom. offii e 648 Market
La Grange Mrs., r. 1237 Stockton
La Grange Ditch and Hydraulic Mining Co. (Stanis-
laus Co., Cal.), Abraham Halsey secretary, office
314 Montgomery
' La Grange Emil, bookkeeper, r. 612 Bush
La Grange Emily Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1602 Powell
La Grange Frederick, carpenter, r. 1602 Powell
La Grange Lewis Mrs., r 1532 Polk
La Grange Millard F., bookkeeper Atkinson, Doud &
Co., r. 912 Pine
La Grange Oscar H., president Fairfax Mining Co.,
office 426 California, room 2. r. Palace Hotel
La Grange S. Ella Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo-
politan Primary School, r. 914 Pine
La Grova Frank, bottler North Beach Brewery, r. NE
cor Powell and Chestnut
La Lande Alice Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo-
politan Primary School, r. 732 Sixteenth
La Malfa Joseph F., advertising agent, r. 850 Market
La Marquis Mme., medium, 819 Howard
La Mott Mattie Miss, r. 424 'OFarrell
La Mott M. R. Mrs., r. 600 Bush
La Place Henry, ironer John Lacome, p. 1511 How
La Place Jules L., artist, r. 166 Clara
La Rose George A., cabinetmaker, 136 Fifth
La Salle Bathilda Miss, ironer Mrs. Amtrlia Genty, r.
725 California
La Salle Charles J., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 513 OFarrell
LA SCIXTIIiLiA (Italian weekly), J. F. Fugazi
proptr, office <U4 Washiu^^ton
liA SOCIEDAD (Spanish semi- weekly), Frederico
Epson proptr and editor, office "21 Green
LA SOLLDARITE FREX< H MUTUAL. BEN-
EFICIAL. ASSOCIATION, offi. e 729 Mont
La Tourrette Joseph R., bookkeeper George W. Smiley,
r. 1138 Howard
I La ValUe Ferdinand, clerk Southern Pac. R. R., r. 152
' Seventh
! La Velle Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Mght Co.
I L» Violitte Charles F. G., clerk Davis Brothers, r. 715
I Hi)ward
I LA VOCE DEL POPOLO, G. B. Cevasco pub-
lisher and proptr, office Cu:t Washington
I LA VOZ DEL NUEVO MUNDO, Felipe Fierro
I proptr and editor, office 625 Merch, roonis lt-15
I Laackmann Charles (Hardee A: Laackmann), r. 86 Ev-
erett
I Laaoser Frederick, cooper, r. 1310 Natoma
] Labalme Augustin. candy manuf , 609 Mc.\lli8ter
Labande Jean, machine baud Cal. Cracker Co.
Labarbere John, liquor saloon, 30 Sacramento
Labarere Michel, French laundry, 1211 Howard
Labbe Louise M ss, dressmaker, r. SvV cor Octavia
and O'l'arrell
Labbe Pierre, drayman Adrien G. Chauche, r. SW cor
Octavia and O'Farrell
Label Heiman, stock clerk Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 1611
Post
Label Henry, fruits, SE cor O'Farrell and Tiylor
Label Jacob, expressmau, r. 174^ Clara
Label Louis, shoemaker Rosentiial, Feder & Co., r.
147 1^ Clara
L.ib'l S domoi), clerk Louis Ab'ahams, r. 212 Steuart
LaberJier William, carpenter A bert Washburn, r.
Twen y-filth, bet Church and Dolores
Laberge Frank, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Labhard Jean, p ip r Union Nursery, N s Pobt, bet
Ceutral Av and Lyi n
LabLne Oliver, liquor and billiard saloon, 641 Com-
mercial, r. 823 Moutgomerj-
Labo Frank, dai ynian John Anglade, r. N of Silver
Av, nr Mission
Labohm .\nnie Mrs., midwife, r. 3 Seventh
Labohm Henry G., teacher, r. 3 Seventh
Laboli Joseph, la mdrymau S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiuer
Labor Exchange, Gu^tavus W. Schroeder manager, 33-
35 O'FaiTell
Laborne Eugene, manuf ladies' underwear. 1209 Powell
Labrut John B., confectioner, r. W s Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-second and Tweuly-third
Labs Benjamin, gardener, r. SE cor Ferric and Point
Lobos Av
Labuliere Chirles, chief cook S. S. Idaho
Lacay Jean, restaurant, 327 Montgomery Av
Lacaze Baptist, carriage and wagonmaker, 714 Sansora,
r. 21 Jones
Lacazette Bertrand, drayman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 706
Montgomery
Lacaze. te Louis, French laundry, 603 Hayes
Lacey Ch.irles H., r. 716 Natoma
Lacey Edward, carpenter J. M. Comerford. r. 11 Sal-
uion
Lacey Ellen Miss, milliner, r. 22 Hofif Av
Lacey Frank W., pressman Winterburn & Co., r. 511
Val.ejo
Lacey John, dentist, r. 659 Howard
Lacey John J., machinist, r. .540 Minna
I Lacey Margaret (widow) , r. 319 Harrison'
Lacey Michael, laborer Cential Pac. R. R., r. 235Ji
Perry
Lacey Peter, tanner Richard Curtis, r. NEcor Twenty-
fourth and Nebraska
Lacey Robert, tmsmith, r. 8 Verona PI
Lacey Kob -rt J., carpenter, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey Robert J. Jr., printer, r. 511 Vallejo
Lacey Timothy (McAvey & Lacey) , r. 919 Howard
Lacey William, r. 447 Minna
Lacey. See Lacy
Lach Julia, domestic 1107 Van Ness Av
Lachapelle Jos ph, J., carriage and wagonmaker, 230
Mission, r. 10 Sherwood PI
Lachaud Jean, cirpenter. r. 8 Polk Lane
Lache Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 825 Montgomery
Lachelle Thomas, tinsmith Alexander Hoy, r. 410
Fran isco
Lacbeual .Mary, ironer Elodie Cofte, r. 1 Louisa
Lachi r Frank, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. Fol-
som, nr Twenty-iighth
Lacher Isaac, hides and skins, cor Drumm and Mer-
chant, r. 1717 Buchanan
Lachlan John, Jr., clerk C. T. Reynolds & Co., r. 1433
Ta\lor
Lachlan John M., stevedore, r. 1433 Taylor
Lachlan M. E. Miss, teacher, r. 1433 Taylor
Lachman Abraham (Lachmau A: Jacobi), r. 1324 Tyler
Lachman Abrahim, tailor, 810 Montgomery
Lachman Adolpb J. (Sikes, Mayer & Lachman), r. 1324
Tyler
Lachman Albert, cashier S. Lachman & Co., r. 810
Geary
Lachman Benjamin, r. 1213 Bush
Lachmau Harry, bookkeeper Hall & Lachman, r. 1713
La.^una
Lachman Henry, manager retail department S. Lach-
mau & Co., r. 810 tieary
Lachman Hermann, shoemaker, 255 Steuart, r. 3 Te-
hama
Lachman Jacob, produce and commission merchant,
and agent San Joaquin Chicory Works, 206 Wash-
ington, r. 303 Hayi 8
Lachman Julius, merihant, r. 303 Hayes
BULLOCZ & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
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Lachmsn Lonis. clerk E. & F. Shrier, r. 810 Mout
Lacbruan Louis, taili r. 51M Piue, r. 171>i Laguiia
IjichmMn Mi'ritz (Lachman * Sterufels), r.4n Octavia
LacbiiiiiD Mtirria (Ha 1 .^ lacbinaii). r. TIT Lajjuna
LiACHMAN S. & CO., C'alifornin wines aud bran-
ftifs, 4(a-JU M>ri et and S:i4 Marttt
L^'chiUHP Siiniuel (•<. Lacbman * Co.). r. 810 Geary
L.ACHMAX SAUL, cigars and tubacio, 229 Bush,
r. Ti.i I.aenna
IiACHMAN <& JACOB! (Abraham Lachman and
Fn ilerick Jacobi), wines and liquors, SE <or
Market and Fi Bt and SE or Mission and Second
Lachman fc St nif' Is (Moritz Lachnian, and B. H.
St rufels), lurriers, 129 Mont^'omery
Lachmni d Job: , groceries and liquore, XW cor Ellis
and Buchanan
Lachstadt Louis, teacher music, r. 8:15 Bush
Lai'hter Li uis. cooper, r. 4i9 I rnmm
Lakeuian Cliarhs, sileeman J. Theodore Helmken, r.
12U I eivenwurlh
I a<-he:iba' h Ch: rles, tailor. 110 Sutter, r. 14 Moss
Lacrlison Ellen (widow), r. 100 Turk
Lackniann J>>hn. clerk D. H. Wulzen, r. NE cor Fol-
soui and Ninth
Laclaverie Paul (John Saulnier & Co.), r. 509 Lombard
L lombe Ge rge (>tack & Lucombe), r. 154 Silver
Lacon.be Jusepb, pressman John F. Brown, r. 1221
Pacific
Lacome Ji'hn, laundry, l-'jll Howard
Laii St.- Frank., pr .ptr Cosmopoli.an Restaixrant, 617
Sa r men to
Laco>te John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mont-
Komery Av i nd Limbard
Lacos-te ■'( hn, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. N s Six-
teenth nr KaiiS.18
Lrcoste -lost- h. re>tauraiit, 311 Pine. r. 410 Green
Lacoste Thomas. veg< tnbl. s, 20-i!i Colombo Market.
r. rvT ' ixtee; tb and Rhode l.--land
Lacrane Ernest, lapida: v. r. 429 Montgomery Av
Lacroix ■)' bu, barkeeper, r. 522 Dupont
LxUH Frank., hairdrirssiug suloon, 541, Jackson, r. 809
Pa. i tic
Lacy Beuj."min L.,pla.sterer, r. Pbiladlphia House
La. y B. ujaujin T. (Parke & La y), r. 1818 O'Farrell
I,ai y Florence Miss, sale-won^an, r. 23 Powell
L: cy Hannah, d.niesiic Lick House
Ijicy UnT y, notebroker, office b21 California, r. 807
Bush
Lacv John D., watchman Pacific Mail 8. S. City of
Pekii g
Lacy John G.. stoves and rj'nges. 305 Eighth, r. S s
^eventeeth be, Sherman and lii imond
Lacy M- gjieMihS, dressmaker, r. 11 Salmon
Lac » > ai tin , r . 529 Clay
Lacy Martin. 1. borer, r. 115 Second
Lac> Martin, sale.^nian George R. Starr, r. 529 Clay
Lacy Xichi las. labor, r, r. 11 Saliuon
L cy Thomas, coopir. r. 11 Salin. n
Laiy A\ alter M., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., r. 22
HotJ .W
Lada i;., waiter The Fountain
L: da M. Mme.. te.-icher music, r. li'O O'Farrell
Ladarre Jean, laiindryman Gam-o i; Bi.yer, r. 33 Fell
L . d .^nnie (widow), r. 705 Shi twell
Ladd CbarlebD., firearms and shooting gallery, 821
Kearny
Ladd Charles J., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Ci mp.uy, r. TOO Cnliforuia
Ladd Edwin H., clerk < harUs D. Ladd, r. 821 Kearny
Ladd Frank, < lerk g. neral freight oflBce. Central Pac.
i;. R.. r. 705 Shotwell
LADD GEOKGE S., president Gold and Stick
Telej,'r: ph Co. of California, office 222 Sansom, r.
515 \"an Ness Av
Ladii Hoc ce C, receiver Western Union Telegraph
C<>..r. 1.522 Polk
Ladd Xa haniel expressman, SE cor Market nud Sixth
L..dd Nellie R. (widow) dr. ssmakfT. r. 705 Missi<iu
La.d P..rish B., attorney tt law, office 037 Kearny, r.
(>l(i 'lay lor
Ladd Smith E., clerk, r. S s Twenty-second, bet Fol-
som and Shctw.ll
L-'den 1 atri. k. laborer, r. 19 Perry
Lad. snia (iregori.i, shoemaker, r. 1116 Kearny
Lad. sniH Sophie Miss. r. 1 ■ in Kearuv
LADIES' PROTECTION a'XD RELIEF
SOCIETY, home E a Fiankliu, bet Ge;.rv and
Post
Ladi|.;an M. W., teamster Lasar, Schwartz i Levy, r.
105 Jiinettenth
Ladiges George, teamster William Baubiuger, r. 406
Francisco
Ladin James, harnessmaker J. FraiLkenberg, r. 1407
! Montgomery
' Ladue Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 503 HNatoma
[ Lady Bryan Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., >'ev.), C. V.
D. Hubbard, secretary, office Cosmopolitan Hotel,
room 29
[ Lady Ksten Tunnel and Mining Co. (Utah). Charles S.
Healy. secretary, office 45 Mer»'hants' Exchange
Lady Franklin Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Silver
M luntain. Cal.), Frederick E. Luty secretary,
offire 5ii7 Montgomery
Lady Washington Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold
H'll), William H. Watson, secretary, office 302
Montgomery, room 5
Lady Washington Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),D.
, L. Thomas secretary, offict, 206 Bush, room 3
Laemlein Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 829 Geary
Laemlein Rose (w1dowj,r. 829 Geary
Laeremans Frank, importer and manuf. furniture
i and bedding, 528 Washington, r. 919 Greenwich
Laeremans William H , upholsterer Frank Laeremans,
r. 919 Greenwich
Lafaix Emi lie Madame, repairer and cleaner of laces,
320 Sutter
Lafan Jo n. laborer, r. 422 Brinnan
LAFAYETTE BRE\%'ERY, Grogan & Anstett,
i proptrs., 72.T Green
Lafayette Centennial Hall, E.De Freville, proptr, 421
! Hayes, offi. e 611 Gough
' Lafayette House, Louis Cayron, proptr, 736 Pacific
Latf.y tte House, Robert Shea proptr, Lafayette, bet
Howard and Mission
Lafayette Lodging House, Joseph Mouthon, proptr,
1 70S -710 Commercial
Lafee Jacob, clerk Louis Eruger, r. 3014 Mission
; Lafferty Be nard F., driver City R. R., r. 14.52 Minna
j Lanerty Bridgtt. laundress La Grande Laundry, Thir-
teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Lafferty Jane (wid(W), r. 347 Clementina
Lafferty John, r. 730 Grove
I Lafferty John, machinehand Cal. Cracker Co., r. 347
Clementina
Laferty Mary (widow), r. 517 Poet
Lafferty Mary, dressmaker D. Samuels, r. 347 Clem
Lafferty Michael, da.rvman, Douglass, nr Twenty-
f.'Urth
Lafferty (.iwen, laborer, r. California Av, bet Virginia
and Esmeralda avs
Lafl'erts- W. S., nreman Engine Xo. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 412
Bush
Laf.ey Edward N., shippingmaster, office 502 Battery,
r. Ci.mmer. ial Hotel
Laffey Kate, domestic 221 Turk
Laffi Lu> io, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fourteenth
and Xatoma
Laffin John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works
Liffitte Mary, dressmaker, r. 1005 Powell
Lal'key Edward, lauudryman United States Laundry,
E s Hampshire, bei Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Lafleur Louis, vegetable dealer, r. 304 H Francisco
Latlin James, boarding and liquor saloon 41 Vallejo
Latlin Liiwrence, r. 41 Vallejo
Lafoutaine A. J., book and job printer, 625 Mer-
chant
Lafourcade Alexander, tanner Dominique Legallet, r.
cor Sixth Av and Q, South S. F.
Lafouri;ere John, barber Frank Lacua, r. 809 Pacific
Laf. u yuet e Jacque, dairyman F. L. Such & Co., r.
cor Twenty-fourth and Douglass
Lafouryuette S.mon. dairyman J. B. Sarmille, r. S s
Silvi r .\v. bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Lafranchi Ant.ni.i. Swiss Benev. Soc. ahi Kearny
Lafrentz Tbei>dore, brewer, r. SW cot Shotwell and
Eighteen! h
Lafrenz Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 488
Eighth
Lafrenz Nicolas, seaman, r. 3 Midway
Laftan Thomns J., driver Market St. R. R., r.
i;.08?« Steiuer
Laj-'an Andrew, r. 250 Locust Av
L.gan lohn, clerk C. Curtin & Co., r. 250 Locust Av
Laganea V illiam. Seaman, r. 211 Folsom, rear
La bud Frederick, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Lage He ry C, liquor saloon, 731 Mission
Lagem: n Henrv, wood and coal, 904-906 Howard, r.
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628 I alifomia
Lagercrantz Carl T., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r.
2 Hyde PI
Lagln John, carriagewasher, Corbett & Sons, r. 518
Hayes
Ijagomarsino Antonio, vegetables, 53-54 Colombo
Market
Largomarsino B., laborer, r. 516 Greenwich
Lagomarsino Bartholomeo I, vegetables, 48 Colombo
Market
Lagomarsino Charles (Muzio & Lagomarsino) , r. 801
Bush
Lagomarsino Giovanni, gardener Antonio Lagomar-
sino, r. E s Twenty-ninth Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Lagomarsino Guiseppe, gardener Antoaio 'Lagomar-
sino, r. E s Tweuty-niuth Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Lagomarsino Henry M., teamster Bryden k Hinckley,
r. 754 Bryant
Lagomarsino Jean Baptista, expressman, r. 442 Union
Lagomarsino Louis, driver B. Ratto, r 6 Scheerer PI
Lagomarsino Luigi, shoemaker, r. 511 H Greenwich
Lagomarsino Savatora, engineer Antonio Lagomar-
sino, E s Twenty-ninth Av, N of Point Lobos Av
Lagoni Hans, bakery, 2ci08 Howard
Lagrave Bernard (Bernard Lagrave & Co.), r. cor
Fifth and Itailroad avs, South S. F.
Lagrave Bernard & Co. (.Joseph BarelUea) , proptrs
Fifth Avenue Hotel, cor Filth and Bailroad avs,
South S. F.
Lagrave Charles, barber, r. 611 Stockton
Lagrave Gabrielle, laborer Francis Larroche, r. NE
cor Sixth av and M, South S. F.
Lagrave G. P., proptr Hotel des Basses Pyrenees, 634
Pacific
Laguens Vincent, r. 1027 Dupont
Laguna Tannery, Oswald Krenz, proptr, NW cor Fil-
bert and Gough
Lahaille John (Loo & Lahaille), r. 827 Vallejo
Lahaney Patrick W., harness and coUarmaker, cor
Fifth and Railroad avs, r. Eleventh Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
Laberty Peter (Smith & Laherty) , r. 428 Fell
Lahey Donald, poiter, r. 106 Alta PI
Lahey James, gardener, r. 633 Fulton
Lahey James, laborer, r. 7 Noonan At
Luhey John, laborer, r. 161 Silver
Lahey John, laborer C. E. Haseltine, r. Oakland
Lahey Jorey, laborer, r. 420 Hickory Av
Labey Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 534 Bush
Lahey Michael, laborer, r. 209 Folsom, rear
Lahey William, cook McCauley & Young, r. 370 Na-
toma
Lahl John, tailor, 513 Pine
Lahman Frederick, cook U. S. Restaurant, r. 405 Union
Luhrs William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Lahusen Charles, upholsterer Eugene Hoey, r. 922
Stevenson
Lahu.sen Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 9 Laskie
Lahusen Henry Jr., painter Henry Wagner, r. 9 Laskie
Laib Anton, slioemaker, 906 Pacific
Laib Call T., roal-estateageut and collector, office 739
Market
LiAIB JOS^:PH, boots and shoes, 1623 Post
Laib. See Leib
' Laid J. D., r. 11 Monroe
Laidlaw Robert, wool grader, r. 20 White PI
' Laidlev Carrie B. Miss, copyist County Recorder's
Office, r. 1799 Filbert
' Laidley U'ury, vice consul Portugal, and collector
F. Berton & Co., office 527 Cliy, r. 8u7 Guerrero
, Laidley Marshall H., driver Occidental Laundry, r.
i 1799 Filbert
I Laidley Mary (widow), r. 1799 Filbert
j Laimee Arthur E., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
417 Mason, rear
Laimee Louis, clerk John Morse, r. 417 Mason
Lairaee Peter, iroumolder, r. Kappeler Court
Laine J. & Son (Manuel Laiue), lapidarios, 618 Merch
I Laine Jane (widow), r. 124 Oak
Laine Jules (J. Laiue a: Son) , r. 2112 Mason
j Laiue Manuel (J. Laine & Son), r. 2112 Mason
Laine. See Lane, and Lehn
Laiuesse Edward, carriagemaker David Eerr, r. 132
Twentv-sixth
Laing Bell Miss, r. 214 Powell
lialng Charles D., stockbroker, 337 Pine, r. 214 Powell
Laing James, clerk Nevada Bank of San Francisco,
r. 1620 Washington
Laing Jane (widow), board and lodging, 214 Powell
Laing Robert, molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 11
Vernon PI
Laird B. (widow), dressmaker, r. 244 Taylor
Laird Catherine Mrs., janitress Bush Street Cosmo-
politan Primary School, r. 1313 Pacific
Laird Daniel, furniture, 144 Seventh, r. 121 Seventh
LiAIRD DAVID W., proptr S. F. Jewelry Manu-
factory, 27 Post.r. 619 Pine
Laird James, r. 1313 Pacific
Laird Maggie, with Elise Leavenworth, r. 1313 Pacific
Lais Charles E., machinist, r. 970 Harrison
Laishman Robert, laborer, r. 306 Main
Lajuannac Perrie L., laborer, r. 110 Virginia
Lake Benjamin (Lake i Sweetzer) , r. 121 O'Farrell
Lake Comity Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co.), An-
drew Baird secretary, office 312 California
Lake Daniel W., salesman Angelmo Ramon, r. Bruns-
wick H'ju>e
Lake Delos (Lake & McKoon), r. NW cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
Lake Francis M. P., cabinetmaker, r. 974 Folsom
Lake Frank, salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 846 Miss
Lake Frederick W., clerk George L. Pierce, r. 26X
Kearny
Lake George, pressman Spaulding, Barto & Co., r.
514 Hickory Av
Lake George C, bookkeeper A. W. Blow & Co., r. 15
Elliot Park
Lake Harvey, mining, r. 526 Post
Lake Henry, manuf patent blacking, 645 Third
Lake House, William B. Lake proptr, 26 >i Kearny
Lake Laurel D., painter, r. 640 Natoma
Lake Louis E., commission merchant, r. 2510 Cal
Lake Samuel, cutter H. Levison, r. 48 South Park
Lake Shore and Michigan Southern R. R., William
Be Dell agent, office 22 Montgomery
Lake Tahoe Stage Co., Samuel Miller general agent,
office 2 New Montgomery
Lake Thomas, laborer, r. N s Valley, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Lake View Mining Co. (Lake District, Mono Co.,
Cal.), John H. Sayre secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 33
Lake W. C, r. 107 O'Farrell
Lake William B., purchasing and advertising agent,
office 309 California, and proptr Lake House, r.
26 >4 Kearny
LAKE & McKOON (Delos Lake and Hosmer P.
McKoon), attorneys at law, office 310 Pine, rooms
13-14-16
Lake & Sweetser (Benjamin Lake and Charles H.
Sweetser), groceries, teas, etc., 995 Market
Lakely Bernard, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Lakeman Adolph, groceri'S and liquors, NW cor
Fourth »nd Clementina, r. 312 Ji Clementina
Lakeman Helen M. Mi.-s, teacher Florence Sewing
Machine Co., r. 222!< Fourth
Lakeman Sophie (widow), r. 811 Union, rear
Lakin -Joseph, cutter E. Detrick & Co,, r. 12 Sao
Lakin Thomas, r. N b Prospect Pi, nr Folsom
Lalande Alice Mis-s, teacher Bush Street Cosmopolitan
School, r. 732 Sixteenth
Lalande Arsene, jeweler Weyl Brothers, r. 732 Six-
teenth
Lalande Blanche Miss, teacher, r. 732 Sixteenth
Lalande Celina Miss, teacher music, r. 732 Sixteenth
Lalande J., laborer French Hospital, S s Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Lalande Jean, hairdresser, r. 327 Montgomery At
Lalande Jules, with A. Gaudrou, r. 640 Washington
Lalande Miry Ann Mrs., nurse French Hospital, S B
Bryant, bel Fifth and Sixth
Lallay Anthony, laborer, r. 25^ Jessie
Lallement Charles, r. '.t21 Howard
Lallement Julia, laces andcurtnius cleaned, 921 How
Lally Bartholomew, laborer, r. 927 Broadway
Lally Bartholomew C, collector City Cab and Transfer
Co., r. 361 Minna
Lally Dennis, butcher John W. Kehoe, r. 8W cor
Ninth and Mission
Lally John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken, r. 54
First
Lally John, laborer, r. 911 Shotwell
Lally John, varieties, W s Mission, nr Thirty-first
Lally Mary, cook, 2030 Pacific Av
Lally Patrick, latiorcr, r. 221 Eighth, rear
Lally Winifred, domestic 631 Tyler
Laloli Autoiiia, Swiss Benev. Soc.,5 5i Kearny
Laluli David, waiter Raffaello Bologuesi, r. 303 Davis
Laloli Gioseppe. Swiss Benev. Soc, 5h Kearny
BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Montsomer? Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
TUUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Keamy St
LAL
511
LAM
Lalonde Joseph D., speculator, r. 608 Bucbauan
Lamar Charlea \V., bartender Nicholas Eochguertel,
Long Branch House
Lamar D., milkman, r. tilG California
liAMAR insurance; CO. (of New York), Frank
F. Stone agent, office 209 Sansom
IjAAIAR JOSEPH B., attorney at law. office 7
Montgomery Block, r. 829 Myrtlo, Oakland
Lamar Peter, attorney at law, office 7 Montgomery
Block, r. 829 Myrtle, Oakland
Lamar Willium, shoemaker, r. nr Hercules Powder
Works, Golden Gate Park
Lamare B., teacher University School, r. Gailhard
Hotel
Lamarque Germain, dairyman F. L. Such & Co.,
cor Twenty-fourth and Douglass
Lamarque Mariana Mrs., dressmaker, r. 8:55 Bdwy
Lamasnay Thomas Jr.. i)iano polisher, r. Hi Jessie
Lamazou Gabriel, sausagemaker FbiUipe Martial, r.
0O6M Bush
Lnmb Charles, clerk Frederick Vaughan, r. 602 Mont-
gomery
Lamb Dana, carpenter Industrial School
Lamb E. G., salesman Bray Brothers, r. Russ House
Lamb Eliza Mi-ss, r. 23 Hunt
Lamb Freeman B., contractor, 2714 Folsom, r. NW
cor Montoalm and Franconia, Bernal Heights
Lamb Irene Miss, assistant Washington Grammar
School, r. 1019 Washington
Lamb John, assistant engineer Harbor Commission-
er's Dredger
Lamb Jbhn, liquor saloon, 150 Steuart
Lamb Maggie, domestic lllH Bush
Lamb Martin W., capitalist, r. 8 Second At
Lamb Mary, domestic 13 Guy PI
Lamb Mary Miss, r. 23 Hunt
Lamb Philip, coachman, r. 2728 Howard
Lamb Terrence E., carpenter, r. 1309 Stockton
Lamb Thomas J., bookkeejier Wilmerding & Co.
Lamb William E., r. 1019 Washin^jton
Lamb William H. (Folger, Schilling & Co.) , r. 614
Fell
Lamb Willis, engineer California Dry Dock Co.'a tug
Elizabeth Mary, Mission Rock Warehouse
Lambert Annie i. (widow) , r. 525 Shotwell
Lambert Aristides. carpenter Southern Pac. R. R.Co.,
r. Es Folaom, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Lambert Bernard, glassblower S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 600 Fourth
Lambert Bernard, physician, office and r. 120 Park Av
Lambert Charles, deckhand Harbor Commissioner's
Dredger
Lambert Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 9 BealePl
Lambert Daniel, vice-president Union Grammar
School, r. 24it7 Buchanan
Lambert Elisha (Lambert & Doughty) , r. 547 Folsom
Lambert Ellen, domestic 715 Treat Av
Lambert Ernest, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
120 J^ Clara
Lamberc Francis M., laundryman National Latindry,
r. 8W cor Sventeenth and Dolores
Lambert George, r. 33 Fifth
Lambert George, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 421
Fourth
Lambert Gilman, clerk Williams & Bixler, r. 16 De
Boom
Lambert Henry, barkeeper G. Schmitt, r. 740 Fol
Lambert Henry F., salesman Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. GOO Bush
Lambert H. L., collector Cal. Steam Navigation Co.,
Washingt ^n St. Wharf
Lambert James, liquor saloon, 219 Second
Lambert James L., porter Bowley Bros., r. SW cor
Mission and New Montgomery
Lambert John, confectioner, r. 1518 Powell
Lambert John, miner, r. 214 Broadway
Lambert John S., bookkeeper Williams & Biiler,r. 16
De Boom
Lambert Margaret (widow), confectionery, etc., 749
Brannan
Lambert Marie, assistant teacher Urban Academy, r.
735 McAllister
Lambert Perry, engineer Lick House
Lambert R. H. (widow), r. 35 Eleventh
Lambert Richard, r. Palace Hotel
Lambert Richard Jr., employee U. 8. Mint, r. 433
Jessie
Lambi rt Sarah (widow) , r. 443 Jessie
Lambert William (Lambert k Greene), r. Cloverdale
Lambert William, waiter, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Lambert William L., clerk Lambert & Greene, r. 22H
Willow Av
Lambert William P., livery stable, 876 Folsom, r. 1228
Ellis
Lambert William T., upholsterer, 103 Sixth
Lambert k Doughty (Elisha Lambert and William
Doughty), wool dealers, 3 Spear
Lambert & Greene (William Limbert and Charles
Greene) , manufs H. and L. Axle Grease, 144-148 Na-
toma, depot 312 Jackson
Lamberti Pa-iquale, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Lamberton Lewis, real-estateagent, r. 1018 Taylor
Lambertson Charles, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., r. 351
Minna
Lambeth Milton, mining, r. 227 Sixth
Lambla Alfred, cook Swiss Hotel, r. 627 Commercial
Lambla Jules, tailor, r. 230 Capp
Laiiiborn Stephen M., carpenter Albert A. Snyder, r.
13 First Av
Lamburth Archibald, carpenter, r. E s Potrero Av, nr
Santci Clara
Lamcke George, porter Pestner & Hildebrandt, r. 910
Harrison
Lame Joseph (Beauxis & Lame) , r. 722 Lombard, rear
Lame S.. shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 5(i6
Bryant
Lamee John, butcher Oregon Stock and Butchering
Co., r. First Av. South S. F.
Lameuce C, laborer Pacific Mail 8. S. Co.
Lamer Amable, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, r. 420
Valencia
Lamer T. D. S., blacksmith and carriagemaker, 540
Valencia, r. 538 Valencia
Lamert Albert J., gastitter, r. 64 First
Lamey George, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Lamka John, laborer, r. 419 Folsom
Lamkin Edwin A., compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 115 Sevc-nth
Lamlich Natale, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Lamm Ferdinand, cook, r. 160 Steuart
Lammers Henry J., teamster H. Wiihelmi & Co., r. 1715
Sutter
Lammers Theodore H. A., porter Oregon 8. S. Co., r.
W s Treat Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Lammot Henry D., general agent and collector, office
607 Montgomery, r. Ill Fifteenth
Lamoueski B., waiter W. Warner Henry, r. 326 Minna
Lamonico M. T. D., domestic 718 Treat Av
Lamont Charles, rigger, r. Bruns' Hotel
Lamont George, gas and steamtitter, r. 41 Pacific
Lamont Hugh, machinist, r. SE cor Twenty-second
and Chattanooga
Lamont James, shipwright W. E. Collyer, r. 512
Twenty-third
Lamont Kate Mme, dressmaker, 760 Mission
Lamout Matthew, carpenter, r. 120 }j Hayes
Lamore Alexander J., brickmaker, r. Hausa Hotel
Lumouett Cevran, shoemaker Burkhardt & Hansen, r.
700 Folsom
Lamoureaux Eugene, baler Neville & Co., r. 2 Mc-
Cormlck
Lamoureaux Samuel D., painter, r. 2 McCormick
Lamoureaux Theodore J., bookkeeper, r. 29 Dupont
Lampe Brothers (Theodore C. and William A., hair-
dressing saloon and baths. The Baldwin and Cos-
mopolitin Hotel
Lampe Carl, c. 17 Monroe
Lampe Charles A., carpenter, r. 221 Fii'St
Lampe Henry, woodturner, r. W 8 Dolores, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Lampe Herman, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
New Atlantic Hotel
Lampe John, baker F. Kelterer, r. NE cor Mission and
Eugenia
Lampe Theodore C. (Lampe Brothers), r. 2134 Mission
Lampe William A. (Lampe Brothers), r. Ill Ridley
Lampos Henry, wood turner California Mills, r. Ber-
nal Heights
Lamjjhrey George, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.,r. 530
Third
Lampi Charles, porter E.sberg, Bacbman k Co.
Lamping P. A., doorkeeper U. S. Mint, r. 577 Eighth,
Oakland
Lampke Henry, teamster South San Francisco Brew-
ery, r. W s N, near Fourteenth Av, South S. F
Lampkin John T., policeman City Hall, r. 1326 Jack
Lampkin L., r. 13i26 Jackson
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Fine— large assortment
ANLURSOH & HAOTOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
LAM
512
LAN
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Lsmpkin Williain, chief engineer S. S. Orizaba, r. 907
L'nion
Lamport ThomaB, r. 743 Pine
Lamprecht Margaret E. (widow), lodgings, 728 How
Lanison George F., auctioneer, office 425 Kearny, r.
Oakland
Lamson John R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 612
Filbert
Lanagan Peter, porter J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 516 Minna
Lanagan William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Lanahan Elizabeth (widow), r. 535 Howard
Lanahan John, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 4 Simpson PI
Lanahan Timothy, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 535 Howard
Lanahan William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 535 Howard
Lanan Patrick, laborer, r. 235 Geary
Lanber X., laborer Andrew O.iderdonk
Lanberg Lawrence, waiter Grand Hotel
Lanblot Gustave J., waiter Welbon House
Lancashire Brewing Co., T. G. Kirby manager, 423
Valencia
Lancashire Fire Insurance Co. (Manchester, England) ,
Faulkner, Bell & Co. agents, office 430 California
Lancaster Albert L., salesman, r. 1002 Geary
Lancaster David A., helper melter and refiner's de-
paitment U. S. Mint, r. 148 Sixth
Lancaster F. G. (Hasey & Lancaster) , r 501 Post
Lancaster Joseph (Lancaster & Northon) , r. Alameda
Lancaster William S., searcher records Francois A.
Rouleau, r. 565 Howard
LANCASTER & NORTHON (J. Lancaster and J.
W. Northon), merchant tailors, MRMjjntgQpiery
Lancel Leon, reporter, r. 1237 Stocktoii^ ''" ,' ^'
Lancey T. C, painter, r. 432 Montgomery, room 11
Lanckxnan Pollydor, stevedore, r. 133Folsoni
Lancy James, purifying department S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 514 Brannan
Land Charles, capitalist, office 324 Pine, room 7, r. 553
Harrison
Land Charles L., cook J. E. Burgess, r. 306 Post
Land Charles R., stereotyper S. F. Chronicle, r. 924
Pine
Land G. E. (widow), furnished rooms, 45 Everett
Land Howard B., bookkeeper and assayer Riehn,
Hemme l>c Co, r. I(il3 Post
Land Investment Co., Richard Wegener secretary,
office 414 California
Land Mortgage Union of California, James H. Fish
president, office 513 California
LAND OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAIL-
ROAD CO., NE cor Fourth and Townsend
LAND OFFICE UNITED STATES, 608 Com-
mercial
Land Patrick, foreman N. P. Ferine, r. 420 Clem
LAND WORLD (weekly). The World Printing
and Publishing Co. proptrs and publishers, 622
California
Laniia John B., farmer, W of Mission, nr Six-Mile
Hmise
Lauda Morris, tailor, 333 Fourth
Laudahn W., waiter, r. 515 Pine
Lande Aaron, peddler, r. 3.59 Tehama
Lande Bernard, r. Grand Hotel
Lande Edward, clerk Lloyd & Newlande, r. 833 How
Lande Josephine E. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 833 How.ird
Lande Raphael, r. 833 Howard
I/nndelof Olof, tailor, r. 1219 Kearny
Laudels Hugh, clerk, r. 142!^ Fourth'
Lander Charles, r. 321 Pacitic
Lander George, dumniyman Clay St. Hill R.R.,r. 1447
Leavenworth
Lander .lohn, i)rinter, r. 533 Commercial
Lander Kate Miss, r. 743 Pine
Landerkin George M., waiterstm Onward, r. Lockford
Landers Bridget Mrs., r. 1125 Mission
Landers C, i)Hinter. r. 1909 Scott
Landers David, r. 1929 Gearj-
Landers David W., clerk Patrick Landers, r. 2409 Bu-
chanan
Landers Eva Miss, store room Palace Hotel
Landers J., r. 1122 Larkiu
■Landers John, r. 502 I'.ddy
Landers John (I>anilers A: Co.) r. 1121 Bush
Landers John, lireniau S. S. George AV. Elder, r.
Brewster, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Landers John R., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Landers Lydia W. (widow) , r. 1313 Taylor
Landers Michael (Landers & Co.), and mining secre-
tary, office 2 Nevada Block, r. 724 Shotwell
Landers Milton H., freight clerk S. S. Orizaba, r. 923
Hickory Av
Landers Patrick, blacksmith Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 308 Ful^om
Landers Patrick, importer hardware and commission
merchant, 40(;-4u8 Market, r. 2409 Bu. hanun
Landers Richard, wharfbuilder, r. 405 Main
Landers Samuel, r. 902 Broadway
Landers Sidney, r. 224 '^ O'Farrell
Landers Simon, porter Henry W. Stable, r. NW cor
Broadway and Mason
Landers William, groceries and liquors, S s Green-
wich, nr Sansom
Landers William J., manager agency Guardian Assur-
ance Co. of Liverpool, offi^ e 316 California, v. cor
Elm and Edwards, O.ikland
LANDERS <Si CO. (John Landers and Mi hael
Landers) . agents Manhattan Life Insurance Co. of
New York, office 2 Nevada Block
Landes Z. T., clerk, r. :;49 Jessie
Landgraf John (Landgraf k Knauer), r. 309 Minna
Landgraf & Knauer (John Landgraf and Joseph
Knauer), hair dressing saloon, 105 Four.h
Landgrave Joseph, waiter The Baldwin, r. 251 Te-
hama
Landgrebe Adolph W., barber George Obenauer, r.
21 Fulton, rear
Landgrebe Richard, barber Francis W. Miller, r.
431 h Tehama
Landgrebe William, barber Plato & Heense, r. 710
Clementina
Landgreu Frank O., cari)enter,r. Ss Seventeenth, bet
Church and Sanchez
Landherr Gorge, liquor saloon, 610 Sacramento
Landi Viuceuzio (widow), r. 15 Cadell Alley
Landlgan M. W., teamster Lazar, Schwartz & Levy.r.
205 Nineteenth
Landlni Germo, fish dealer, r. 5 Maiden Lane
Landlnl James G. (James G. Landlni & Co. and Kelly
& Landlni) , r. 1418 Powell
Landlni James G. & Co. (James Kelly), wholesale and
retail dealers in fresh, smoked and salt osh, 21-22
Hayes Valley Market
Landis Caspar, tan and herb baths, 51-53 Minna
Landis Gustave C.(Getleson & Lundis), r. 724 Green
Lando Henry, clothier, 317 Kearny, r. 12 Mason
Landon E. B., driver Pacitic Transfer Co., r. 15 Eddy
Landon Gardner Jr., agent Eagleson & Devean Ver-
mont marble, yard and office SW cor Broadway
and Sansom, r. I.1I6 Clay
Landon Hor.ice S., clerk North British and Mercantile
Insurance Co., r. 1516 Clay
LandoQ Howard P., clerk Dempster & Ke> s, r. 151(; Clay
Landon P. M., stockralser, 116 Front
Landon Walter E., bookbinder William B. Cooke &
& C«)., r. 613J« Stockton
Landresse H. Clerc, compositor Le Petit Jouru il, r. 10
Jansen
Landridge William, porter Cutting Packing Co., r.
2013 Hyde
Landrigan John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Landrigan Michael, teaming, r. 205 Nlue.eeufh
Landrigan Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Cushmau
Landry Ettiene. dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. 13 College PI
Landry Sylvle E. Miss, r. 319 Union
Landrv Terence (Laudrv & Bablnl, r. 316 Tyler
LANDRY & BABIN (Terence Landry, and L. C.
Babin), rent collectors, 612 Coniiueriial
Landsberg Albert, fireman, r. S s Valli.io, nr Kea'iiy
Landsberg E. G. & Co., cigars and tobacco, SE cor
Kearny and Pine
Landsberg Emil G. (E. G. Landsberg & Co.). r, 314
Bush
Landsberg Henry, cigars and tobacco, 207 Kearny, r.
1308 Geary
Landsberg Herman, bocits and shoes, 34 Sixth
Landsberger Henry M.. clerk The German Savings
Hiid Loan Hoc, r. 519 McAIlls er
LANDSBEHGER I. «lt CO. (Arpad Harapz liy,
Edward Vollmer, and Simon Epstein), w oli sale
wines, and nianufs champ.igue and I X L Bitters,
10-12 Jones Alley
Landsberger Isidor (I. Landsberger & Co.) , r. 519 Mc-
Allister
Landsberger Joseph, porter I. Landsberger & Co., r.
50G O'Farrell
Landscbneider Henry, proptr Fourth Street Hotel, 612
Fourth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf'r Pine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Eearay St
LAN
513
LAN
Landsittel Louis J., pressman 8.W. Raveley
Landucci Angelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Landucci Pittro, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Laady John, compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 533 Com
Lane , bookkeeper, r. 1401 Powell
Lane Albert, drayman Peck & Co.
Lane Andrew (Lane & Green) , r. Webster, bet Lom-
bard and Chestnut
Laue Annie Miss, tailoress, r. 623 Minna
Lane Benjamin, waiter Nioolo Givovich, r. 1906 Dup
Lane Brother.^ (Sullivan and James A.), livery and
boarding stables, 2t)09-2611 MiBsiou
Lane Charles, laborer Louis Sloss & Co.
Lane Charles H.. laundrymnn Dixon & 'White, r. NW
cor Capp and Twenty-sixth
Lane Christopher, r. 107 Fifth
Lane Cornelius, marblecutter Lane & Co.. r. 623 Min
Lane Daniel, blacksmith Michael Donohue, r. 2
Hinckley
Lane Daniel, cook S.S. George W. Elder, Oregon 8. S.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Lane Daniel, uightwatchman Hope Iron Works, r. E e
Minnesota, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lane E., waiter, r. 17 St. Mary
Lane Edward, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Lane Edward C, clerk G. C. Yates, r. 24 Scott PI
L;ine Ellen Miss. r. 2 Hinckley
Laue Frederick, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 733 Howard
Lane George, engineer, r. 1513 Stockton, rear
Liine Ge.irge W., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 225
Seventh
Lane Jacob C, policeman City Hall, r. 429 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Lane James, cook, r. 372 Clementina
Lane James, liquor saloon, 1401 Folsom
Lane James, waiter New York Bakery, r. 548 Clem
Lane James A. (Lane Brother.s), r. 1612 Turk
Lane James H., bookkeeper Emerson Corville & Co.,
320 Sansom
Lane John, r. 708 Commercial
Lane John (Lane & Co.), r. 623 Minna
Lane John, blacksmith, r. 229 I'erry, rear
Laue John, cook, r. 178 Stevenson
Lane John, cook Oregon S. S. George W. Elder, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., r. 19 Stone
Lane John J., groceries and liquors, 231 Fifth, r. 372
Clementina
Lane John M., agent Eullman & Armer, r. 451 >4 Te-
hama
Lane Kate (widow), r. 517 Fourth
Lane Lawrence, expressman, NE cor Battery and
WashinKton, r. 415 >$ Fifth
IiANE L.EVI C, M. D. , physician, professor
surgery and surgical anatomy. Medical College of
the Pacific, office 652 Mission, r, 2302 Clay
Lane Mary, domestic 1417 California
Lane Mary, domestic 4U5 Van Ness Av
Lane Mary Miss, machine hand Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger k Co., r. 623 Minna
Lane Mary E. (widow) , r. 1121 Valencia
Lane Michael, chief cook S. S. George W. Elder, Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Lane Michael, wines and liquors, 1000 IVfarket, r. 19
Powell
Lane Nathaniel, housepainter, r. 523 Kearny
Lane N. B. Mrs., seamstress, r. 2645 Mission
Lane Peter F., commission merchant, 18 Clay, r. SE
cor Chestnut andDnpont
Lane Robert, calker, r. 1010 Alabama
Lane Roscoe E., carriagepainter, r. 2645 Mission
Lane Sarah (widow), r. E s Dolores, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Lane Sullivan (Lane Brothers), r. 2611 Mission
Lane Thomas, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Lane Thomas, gasfitter William Enright & Co., r.
Alameda
Lane Thomas, ship carpenter, r. 506 Davis
Lane Timothy, laborer Timothy Driscoll, r. 129 Capp
Lane Walter W., proptr Mariners' Home, 504-50G Davis
Lane William (Lane & Co.), r. 6'23 Minna
Lane William, policeman. City Hall, r. 26 Sixth
Lane William E., plumber and gasfitter, 505 Kearny,
r. 720 California
Lane William F., roaster Charles Bernard, r. 24 Scott
PI
Lane * Co., (William and John Lane), marble works,
1136 Mission
Lane & Green (A. Lane and J. M. Green), assayers
and amalgamating works, 616 Merchant, rear
Laue. See Lalne and Lehu
Lanfar Benjamin F., driver hose No. 4, 8. F. F. D., r.
1802 Stockton
Lanfranrhi Buenaventure, clerk French consulate, r.
10 Hollis
Lanfnnchi C. Mrs., toacher French South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 10 Ho. lis
Lang Adam, baker William H. ssler. r. 515 Union
Lan{} Adolph, cellarmiui Lang & Co., r. 1633 Post
Lang Alexander, furniiure, lo4 Fiiirth, r. 2i 22 Ellis
Lang Arthur E., carpeiiter, r. SE cor Dorlaud and
Dolores
Lang Charles E. (Lang & Griffith), r. 1714 Mason
Lang Charles E., bookkeeper M. WertUeimer & Bro.,
r. 12 Glover
Lang Char.es E. Jr., sign painter Lang & Griffith, r.
1714 Mason
Lang Charl. 6 F.. laborer Hercules Powder Works, r.
W 8 Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, Bernal Heights
Lang Domiuick, laborer, r, 10 Bluxomc rear
Lang Eddy, clerk Haas Bros., r. 616 Masou
Lang Edmund B., salesman Alexander Lang, r. 2022
Ellis
Lang Edward, cigiirmaker, r. 312 Jessie
Lang Edward, mastfrmariner, r. 12 Glover
Lang Edwin, carpenter, r. 216 Eleventh
Lang Ei-nest, watchmaker, 526 Commercial, r. 819
Jackson
Lang Fritz, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, r. Ill Geary
Lang Geurgi- (Lang k Co.),r. 16.i3 Post
Lang George, seaman, r. Ill Harrison
Lang George F., driver George C. uud James G. Smart,
r. San Jose n ad nr Industrial School
Lang George R., contractor and builder, r. E s Dolores
bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lang Harris, si aman, r. 213 Folsom, rear
Lang Henry, cooper 112-114 Jackson, r Alameda
Lang Henry, driver Market St. R. U., r. 14 .0 T. rk
Lang Isaac L., clerk Crose t & Co., r. JoO Octavia
Lang Isidor, clerk Haas Bros., r. 616 Mason
L:ing Jacob, hairdresser N. Fischer, r. 515 Union
Lang Jacob L., iuspecti^r Custom House, r. 303 Oak
Lai.g James, r. 566 Howard
Lang Jauies, carpenter, r. 9 Laskie
Lang James, driver M rket St, R. R., r. 1430 Turk
Lang John, r. 5i>6 H/ward
Lang John, r. Park Hotel
Lang John, cook, r. 4.(6 Bush
Lang John, laborer Bartholomew Healey.r.W s Bemal
bet Twenty-sixtii and! wenty-seventh
Lang John, painter, r. 312 Jessie
Lang -John, porter W. B. Su.uner & Co., r. Gardner
House
Lang John F., locksmith, 13243ii Polk
Lang John P.. printer William P. Harrison, r. 1305
JackS'in
Lang Louis, proptr Green Tree House, 20 Page
Lang M., r. Th..- Baldwin
Lang Martin, saloon keeper, r. 14 Harlan PI
Lang Nena Miss, cigarmaker Alexander Fox, r. 12
Glover
Lang Nicoli, carver J. B. Luchsingcr & Son., r. 214 J$
Sixth
Lang Owen, laborer, r. 15 Tehama PI
Lang Pet r, laborer, r. 254 Clara
Lang Samuel W., a^eut stm Express, office Jackson
St. Wharf, r. 762 Sh. twell
Lang Thom:is. br cklayer. r. 2 Brady
Lang Timothy, laborer Risdon 1. and L. Works
Lang Vi' to , n al estate, r. .(. Ro del Fl
Lang William, brewcr Golden City Brewery, r. 1431
Pacific
L.ANG Si CO. (Geor-e Lang and Joseph P. Schar-
din) , wholesale and retail wines and liquors, 210
Dupont
Lang k Griffith (Charh s E. Lang m ml John B. Griffith),
house and sign painters, 216 Washington
Laiigan Bridget (widow), bakery. li.22 Mission
Liingan John, carpenter, r. 741 Market
Langau Owen, laborer, r. SF. cor Arkansas and Napa
Langan Peter, luachiniat Risdon I. i.nd L. Works, r.
466 Jcs-ie
Langan Peter, watchman, r. 544 Howard
Lingan Thomas, r. 815 Pa. ittc
Langan Tobi. s, extramau S. F. F. D., No. 1, r. SW cor
Virginia and Pacific
Langan Walti-r, team ter Shaw ^^ 8h:irp. r. 220 Main
Langbein Harmon, barber Ji.hn Lehritter, r. 1206
StocktOo
Langdale Alfred, crockery and glassware, 903 Stock-
ton, r. 809 Stockton
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Langdon William H. (Langdon & Eebman), r. 473
Jessie
Langdon i Bebman (William H. Langdon and John
Rebman) , hardware and cutlery, 31 Sixth
Lange Albert, r. 5 Washington
Lange Andrew, engineer, r. 34 Main
Lange August, cook Westerfeld & Page, r. 29 Bausch
L&nge Charles H.. liquor saloon, 2.58 Stenart, r. 56 Te-
hama
Lange Christopher, barber Schnck & Witte. r. 15 John
Lange Edward, cigarmaker Holling Brothers, r. 312
Jessie
Lange Edward A., laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. E s Treat Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty- third
Lange Emil. seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Lange Hans G. J., stevedore, r. Ill Harrison
Lange Henry (Lange & Scheffer), r. 1926 Jessie
Lange Henry, laborer Kohler « FrohUng, r. Oakland
Lange Henry C. (Larjge & Mehrtens), r. NW cor
Twenty-second and Dolores
Lange John C. B., manuf willow furniture, 550 Wash-
ington, r. N s Dunn Alley
Lange Louis, currier Potrero Tannery, r. E s Misis-
sippi, bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Lange Slartin, r. 623 East
Lange Oscar V.. photographer, r. 1416 Bush
Lange Peter, laborer Hermann Eossbach,r. 1316Bdwy
L.4A'GE PETER N*. , wines and liquors, 246 Town-
send
Lange Pwobert, telegraph operator, r. 29 Clinton Park
Lange T., porter, r. 814 Montgomery
Lange William, cigars, r. 5 Anna
Lange William, cook Vienna Model Bakery, r. 623
Bush
Lange William, milk ranch. Cole, nr Golden Gate,
depot SE cor Howard and Third
Lange William A., cabinetmaker, r. 768 Bryant
Lange & Mehrtens (H. C. Lange and Eichard Mehr-
tens) , groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Dolores
Lange & Scheffer (Henry Lange and Frederick Schef-
ferj , manuf rs cigars, 611 Sausom
Langendorfer Josie Miss, milliuer Mme. Oullf, r. 307'
Fourth
Langendorfer Lam: e Miss, saleslady Mme. Oulif, r.
•//)' Fourth
Langer Augusta, sewing machine operator, r. 29
Clinton Park
Langer Frank, teamster David K. Meacham, r. 2507
Mission
Langer Joseph, bricklayer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Langer >'.. frescopainter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
19.52 Mission
Langer Robert, instrumentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 29 Clinton Park
Langermann C. F. A., blacksmith I^athan W. Spauld-
ing. r. 1579 Turk
Langf-rmann Walter, bookkeeper Speyer Bros., r. 613
Ellis
Langfield Wallace, baker American Exchange Hotel
Laiigford George H., molder Union Iron Works, r. cor
Eighteenth and Noe
Langford Thomas li., sergeant police City Hall, r. 2
Jackson PI
Langham Charles E., salesman Colman Bros., r. Oak-
land
Langham Edith Miss, actress, r. SE cor Post and Ma-
son
IjAXGHOBNE JAMES P. , attorney at law, office
4il Montgomery, r. 610 Sutter
Langhome .Marion B., bookkeeper Nicholas Luning,
r. 704 Powell
Langland Benjamin F., bookkeeper William L. Dun-
can, r. 1215 Mission
Langland Nelson P. stairbuilder, r. 1215 Mission
Langley Charles ((-state of) , (Cbarles Langley & Co.) ,
office N'E cor Front and Pine
lAngley Charles, laborer, r. 26 Biuiome
Langley Charles & Co. (estate of Charles Langley, and
Henry Michaels) , importers and jobbers drugs,
chemicals, dru2gi.><t8' materials, etc., and agents
St. John Quicksilver Mining Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
Langley Cbarles F., clerk Charles Langley & Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Langley Charles L., collector Capitol Mills, r. 9.58 Fol
Langley David, general dealer, r. 12 Louisa
Langley Edward, laborer Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Green and Fillmore
Langley Edward, ship carpenter, r. 129 J^ Welsh
Langley George, market, S s Shasta, bet Michigan and
Illinois, r. S 6 Michigan, nr Napa
Langley George F., druggist William M. Searby, r.
1224 Broadwav
LiAXGIiEY HEXKY G., directory publisher, of-
lice 14 Montgomery Av, r. 846 Mission
Langley James M., blacksmith, 27 Wash. r. 9.58 Fol
Langley Louis, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 12
Louisa
Langley Theodore H., clerk, 324 Minna
Langley William A., carriagesmith James M. Langley,
r. 9*58 Folsom
Langlois Francis B., carpenter Tatum & Bowen, r.
542}^ Bivant
I^AXGLOTZ HULDREICH, musician St. Ann's
Rest. r. 619 (jeary, rear
Langmaak Friedrich, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger
& Son, r. 1233 Market
Langpaap Charles (Kuhl & Langpaap) , r. South Park
House
Langreder Diedrich, shoemaker, 308 Fell
Langrehr Diedrich, porter A. Crawford & Co.. r. 27
Market
Langrehr Henrv C. (Bucknam & Langrehr), r. 27 Mar-
ket
Langridge George, miner, r. 2013 Hyde
Lang-chur Jacob, cook Russ House
Langstadter Alex, salesman Samuel Weits & Co., r.
331 Turk
Langstadter Daniel, clerk Martin S. Meyer, r. 331 Tui'k
Langstadter Isaiah, r. 331 Turk
Langstadter Meyer, r. 331 Turk
Langstadter Pauline Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 331 Turk
Langstadter Seligman, fancy dry goods, 44 Second, r.
331 Turk
Langstaif Matthew, president WTiitney & Co's Express,
office 3-5 Commercial, r. 347 Fremont
Langstaff William, carpenter, r. 71 Tehama
Lingston Annie (widow), r. S s Sage, nr Folsom
Langstroth John A., accountant S. F. Savings Union,
r. 17 Pearl
' Langton Alexander T., bookkeeper, r. 935 Sutter
Langton De Walter H., local policeman Market St. B.
R. Office
Langton Effie Mrs., r. 1614 Mission
Langton John, carpenter, r. 741 Market
Langton John C, bookkeeper and accountant, office
4:i4 California, r. 1420 Turk
'Langton William M., printer Bacon & Co.,r. 9-35 Sut
Langvew Eugene, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co
Lanigan Cornelius, deckhand stm Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf .
Lanigan Edward, deputy assessor, r. 5 Franklin
Lanigan James, extraman Engine Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
r. 915 Sausom
Lanigan Jeremiah, clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 599 Ellis
Lanigan John, cirpetlayer John Spaulding & Co., r,
1208 Broadway
Lanigan John, teamster, r. S s Water, bet Mason and
Taylor
Lanigan Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 4 Vincent
Lanigan Martin, laborer 8. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Lanigan Nellie Miss, r. 915 Sansom
i Lanigan Robert, salesman, r. 641 Natoma
I Laniwan Thomas, laborer, r. N s Vallejo, nr San, rear
I Lanigan William G., student, r. 915 Sansom
I Lanigan. See Lana^an
Laniger George, junkdealer, r. 1719 Mason
! Lanius Kinsey, a.ssayer, r. 116 0'Farrell
Lanius Philip, drayman Golden Age Flour Mills, r. 19
Anthony
Lanjer^n Fran^jois, wagonmaker Baptiste Lacaze
Lank Douglas, driver Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co., r.
1618 Market
Lank Samuel J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co.. r. 2428 Sac
Lankenau Henry (Laukenau & Co.), r. cor Railroad
and Eleventh avs. South 8. F.
liANKENAU & CO. (Henry Lankenau and Fred-
erick W. Wedemeyer) , groceries and liquors, cor
Railroad and Eleventh avs. South S. F.
Lankershim Isaac (.Schoile & Lankershim) , r. Los An-
geles
Lankila John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Lankin JoKeph, laborer, r. 12 Sacramento
Lankman Paul, stevedore, r. 133 Folsom
Lauktou Harry, r. 946 Mission
Lanktree Joseph, policeman City Hall, r. 1330 How
LULLOCS ^ JOITIS, 103 Montsomerv Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
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Tjtnn Charles, tailor. r. Ui OTarrell
Laniie Vincent, baker, r. 171T Stockton
Lannon John, blacksmith, r. W s Moaltrle, nr Cres-
cent Av
Lknnon John S., boilermaker, r. 449 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Lannon Patrick, laborer, r. ii!3.5 Gearv
Lannon P. W.. salesman S. iIc«srove & Co., r. iiOll
Taylor
Lannou Thomas, laborer TTnion Iron Works, r. 33 Xa-
toma
Lannon Thomas, painter, r. 0011 Taylor
Linnon William, dry goods dealer, r. -2011 Taylor
Lannon William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Lano Peter, barkeeper, r. 4-« Broadway
I*nouerte Edward, shoemaker. Til Folsom
Lanouette Edward Jr., shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r.
T9li Folsom
Lanouette Frederick C. shoemaker, r. TW Folsom
Lampher Walter, foreman Lobos Squar* Packing
House, r. SW cor Bay and Buchanan
Lamphere Alonzo Y.. painter, r. -JOrJ Mission
Lansing A. A. . r. S(X5 Shotwell
T.aTi.<iTifj Caroline ilrs., furnished rooms. lOo-i Market
Landing (rerritt L., chief clerk general auditor's
office. Central P»c. B. B.. r. 1(?:^2 California
Lansing Henry J., melter Pac. Retinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 123 Twenty-fourth
Lansing Jacob L., lettercarrier Post Office, r. 603 Lomb
Lansing Melinda (widow i . r. li>5 Market
Lansing Theodor* F.. r. 3-20 Turk
Lansing William G.. r. 515 Kearny I
Lanson Hans. r. Clipper Hotel '
Lins2we«rt Louis, chemist, r. S6o Harrison
Lanteri Oluiseppi F., boatbailder. 5 Vallejo
Lantheaume Ferdinand, waiter Mme. L. Lantheaume,
r. -i'2"J Merchant
Lantheaume L. Mme., restaurant, 520 Merchant, r. 5i2
Menhant
Lanthier Evangeliste. shoemaker Jorr Brothers, r.
1 oT Page
Lanthier OUzne, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r, 125S
Bryant
Lanty James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 6T0 Clem
Lantz Daniel. K>ardLiig, ±X>4 Powell
Lautzingtr Barton R., office 302 Montgomerv, room 4,
r. lii Taylor
Lanz Ifichoias, cabinetmaker, r. il4S Sixth
Laniendorf Emest C. salesman Ernest Ho irer. r. 1313
Pine
Lanzet Samuel, salesman S. C. Lubin. r. Vallejo, bet
Stockton and Powell
Laos<; Mary Miss, assistant teacher St. Boniface Or-
phan ASTlu 11, 112 Orrovie
Lapachet Caiuille Mrs. (Mrs. C. Lapachet & Co.),r.
131^ Stockton
Lapachet Peter, barkeeper Bella rnion Theatre, r.
151S Stockton
Lapacht^t C. Mrs. i Co. (C-unille Lapachet and Emma
Belle t. fancy g>xxls. stationery and dressmakers,
15lXJ Stockton"
Lapariat Blaise, baker, r. i>3«> Howard
Lapbert James, seaman schr Tawera. Green St.Wharf
Laperle Felix, blacksmith. 104f Mission, r. 642 Xatoma
Lapbam Foster, salesman Doane & Henshelw>.vd, r.
ITltj Pacific Av
Lapham iTr.int. with State Investment and Insurance
Co.. r. 1T16 Pacific Av
Lapham John, seaman, r. 29 Xatoma
Lapham John V.. r. 1716 Pacific Av
Lapham Lortnio. straw works. lOS Fourth, r. 461^
Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Lapidg)? William F.. master mariner, r. 742 Valencia
Lapier Melanie Mme.. cook. r. UUS Dupont
Lapu'ire Gustave, r. 71S Greenwich
Lapierre John M.. foreman Southern Pac. R. R.
freight depot, r 61;; Fourth
Lapique Eli F.. tailor J. F. Lindow, r. 913 Pacific
Laplace Frank, marblecutter. r. iJlo Stockton
Lapvrt John, cx^k Joseph Hubert, r. 35 Pupv>nt
Laporte Mary (widow), r. C*l Av. nr Cortland Av
Lapoulide Adolphe. porter Livingston & Co.. r. 113
Geary
Lappan Thomas, oiler O. &. O. S. S. Gaelic
LavP^rty L., driver, r. 21S Pacific
Lap-iey Heury. clerk Falkncr. Bell v^ Co.. r. SiV? Leav
Laivsley Thomas, carpenter, r. 8 .Alemauv
Laraugot Victor, cook Mrs, L. Drouilhat! r. 712 Pacific
Larbig Nicholas, pilot stm Cora, Washington St,
Wharf
Lardner Frank, engineer S. B. Lardner, r. KK cxx
Washington ana Bitterv
Lariner George, salesman Michael Walak. r. 633 ICs
Lardner Henrv F.. T. S. Commisaoaer, aad desk
Samuel J. Clarke Jr.. offi.-e 25 U. S. Oovrt B«xM-
ing. r. ISll Jessie
Lardner Samuel B.. wt>?l sorter. ^oS Berrr. r. Genera
House
Lardry Louis, laundry, E s Mission, bet TVaity-
eighih and Twenty-ninth
Larevier Joseph, builder, r. 217 Minna
Larey John, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Larjan Hannah Miss, capitalist, r. 221? Geary
Largan James, with Murphy, Grant & Co..' r. 3318
Geary
Largan William, hotisepainter. r. Wolfe, nr Isabd,
Bema] Heights
Largante Leon, o.vk O.>5mopolitan Hotel, r. 349 Clem
Large Daniel, carpenter, r. 51i> Sacramento -f ^
Large Henry, draggist Rcdington i Co.. r. 166 jTe- \
haniaj
Large Peter, gardener, r. 15-5 Tehama
Largr Thomas W. Early s Large , r. 7 Quincy PI
Large William, salesman D. E." Allison i Co., r. 1m
lehama
Lariame F.. stage manager Adelphi Theatre, r. 681
California
Lariba F. L.. laborer, r. 536 Vallejo
Larinoflf Xellie, domestic 121? Clay
Lark Cyrus, plasterer The Baldwin
I Lark David B.. clerk Xeustadter Bros., r. IS Lafayerte
Lark S. E.. plasterer, r. IS Lafayette
Lark Thomas, cook', r. 119 Jackson
Larke Grorge. conductor Clay St. VTiil R. r.. r. 1319
Sacramento
Larkey Daniel, clerk James Larkey, r. XW coc lUhiai
and Webster
Larkey James, groceries and liquors, >«W cor Filbert
and Webster
Larkey John, watchman tag Katie, r. XW cor Filbert
and Webster —-— ^
Larkin .Alfred Otis. r. 317 Powell
Larkin EUen (widowt. r. ISj Jessie
Larkin George B. i Larkin * Ficken> .r. 415 XatomaJ
Larkin Hugh, laborer, r. Hampshire, bet Sixteenth
and El iKurado
Larkin James, packer S. F. Cracker Co.. r. •>7Anthonv
Larkin James, stewarxi S. S. Los Angeles^ Bro*dway
\\"harf
Larkin John, hostler City Cab and Transfer Co.. r. 27
Anthony ' ^._
Larkin John Jr.. driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r.
27 Anthony
! Larkia Lawrence, hostler United Carriage Co.. r. 3333
I Pine
1 Larkin Martha, domestic 1510 California
I l.arain Michael, clerk, r. S>>S Third
Larkin Michael, drivtr Pacific Ice Co.. r. liW? Pow
Larkin Michael, laborer, r. 257 Perry
, Larkin Pecer J., engineer Sutter St.R. R., r. 1213 Lar-
kin
Larkin Thomas ^Larkin i Flaherty > , r. 24 Ash At
Larkin Thomas Kcv.. assistant rector St, Patrick's
! Church, r. 744 Mission
Larkin T'nomas. drayman, r. 34 Ritch
I Larkin Thomas. hostl<^r, r. 27 Anthony
. Ltrkiu Thomas, pressman A, Waidstein. r. 5S Silviar
Larkin Thomas O.. real estate, office 604 Menrhant, r.
11-24 Stockton
Larkin Timothy, seaman, r. '29 Paci^
Larkin William, packer S. F. Cracker Co., r. 37 An-
i thony
! Larkin Jc Ficken iG^ rir B Larkin and Levis Fick-
i en' . teamsters . ~.rket and Bush
Larkin Jc Flaher: , Larkin and Bichaid
Flaherty*, asr. ■ ; rs. .-io P^vst
', Larkins Dennis. ixla^isiii;tii G. Massone. r. 10 &oad-
i '^•'^
I Larkins Francis, seaman, r. 136 H Shipley
Larkins Frederick ( Larkins & Sposito) , r X s Sacra-
mento, nr Brode.ick
Larkins James, seaman, r. 46 Stenart
Larkins Michael. laK<rer. r. .>H Mission
Larkins William (Larkins & Co.> . r. 37 IK>rIand
X-arkius i Co. ( AiUiam L.-irk ■■> *• 4 c>ev>i^ McL«od).
carriagemakers. K<1
Larkins Jc Sposito ( Frevi < anvi John Spo-
sito, nsh dealers, lul . :.^a Market
IiMXten Patrick, brtckl«y«r, r. ia> Shipler
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Lamer Patrick, labo-er New Ci y Hall, r. Thirty-fi.Bt,
bet Chenery a)id San Jose Av
Lariiey Mi^ hiel, laborer Andrew Onder'onk
Lariiey Ni. bolus, laborer, r. U>}^ Powney
Laioche George, Palesruau D. S.iim els. r. 104 Kearny
Laroihe P. A., city aijent Kiremans' Fund Insurance
Co., ( ffice 401 California, r. 3(12 Hayes
Lanmx Pft r, laborer, r. 270 Teh-una
Larpeutur H:.ttie Miss, dressinalser, r. 3:^ Fifth
Larrabee J. ihn F., receiver Clay St. Hill R. li., r. 1524
.Sacranieiito
Larrabie William J., r. 995 Market
Larracq Frank, laundrynian Eliz.ibeth Bosq. r. 1023 V
Sutt. r
Lsrracq Jean, laundryman Ganco & Beyer, r. 33 Fell
Lirraiq Mary, irouer Pe^er Games, r. 1.50 Sliipl y. rear
Larr gin He.iry, bookkeeper r. Mouti,'oniery's Hotel
Larriiuer Ami' rson W., foreman Lambert & Gr. eue,
r. 22 M Willow
Larrimore Ricbanl, builder and contractor, 108 Or-
egon, r. 529 Montg im' ry Av
Larrimore Richard Jr., surveyor, r. 529 Montgomery
^ ' *^
i L^Trio Simon, cigarmaker Sanderson fc Horn
•^ I Larroche Francois, tripe, 21 S. F. Market, and Fifth
^1 Av. bet L and M, r. NE cor Sixth Av aud M, South
W S. F.
_^ I Larry Edward, prloter, r. 1121 M Howard
p^ Lars n Aniirew, aeam.in, r. Western House
CI Larseu Antuine J. M s. (wido'v), r. 2'.'2 Fi th
. I Liirsen Anton (Larseu & JeusonI , r. 8 Mt<lau PI
"o ! Larsin Betsy (widnw). launilress, r. 908 Sai.som, rear
"g : Larseu CarlG. (Larse i & J. biiBcU). r. 2i;9 Min a
flj I Larsen Christian, eigineer, r. 18 Elj;in Park
, Larsen Daniel, Tailorn' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
cJ aud Morton .
"S ; Larsen Eliza (wid^ w), r. 826 Vallejo
0> ; Lar.-*in 1 ri<r, lab r r. r. 908 Smusci., rear
^ i Larsen Fredtrick, cooper Rudoli>h Armstrong, r. 413
I'owell
Larsen G orge, cooptr, SW cor Clay and Driimm,
r. 3i^ Main
Lar-en Hannah, domestic 1025 Hv'le
Larsen Hans, cariJenter C. E. Bomau. r. 3G7 Jessie
Larsen J., lab rer The Fount liu
Larsen Jolin {B t & LarB(-n),r. '/Ofi Steuart
Larsen John, carpi lit. r, r. 411V. Natoma
Lar..en John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Lar>eii John s>aiii.i.., r. 140 Folsom
LAKSEN JOSEPH, hou^e ai.d sign i:':i]ter, 638
Market
Larsen Lars. brirtendT. r. 418 Drumm
Larseu Lauritz, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Tru-
i is' Hall
Larsi u Loui •, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Lars n l.ouis. cabinetuak r. r. 7.15 Biannan
Larseu Liuiis, cook Grand Hotel
Larsen M: rtin, seauiau, r. 12 Jackson
Lars u Ma y (widow), r. 1 128 C.lifornia, rear
Larsen M tthias, stevedore A. C. Fneso
L.irsen Peter, larpeuter. r. Ill Harrison
L rsen Peter, seaman, r. '.Ti Sacraiuei.to
L r-eii Pe:ev C. (L rsen k Wilson), r. 'IQCi Mason
Larsen Soren, vet rin.iry surgeon, r. 252 Ritch
Lar.-en 'Ihomas, r. 521 Pa> itic
Lh « II T. bias, seaiuan. r. 12 Jack on
Larsen William, seaman, r. '20 i S eiiart
J arseu William, seaiuan. r. 5)1 East
Lur en Ac Jensen { \uton Lirsi n and Henry Jenson),
restaurant, 1026 Dupont
Larsen & lo nsen (Carl ". Larsen and Henry John-
sen), Tiv.di Cafe. 11 Eddy
Larse . «: WIIsmu (Peter C. Larsen and William Wil-
son) . watches, diamonds, jewelry aud silverware,
201 K amy
Larsen. Si e Lar-<on
Larsen. ur C arles. gasntjer Bush & Scudder
L'lrscn. i.r Doiuinick, blind and sashmaker, r. 9 Har-
lan Pi
Lar en. ur Louis, stonerutter, r. filS Fourth
Lurso I A. M.. seaiuan. r. 415 East
Larson An rew, driver C. utral U. U., r. Brannan, nr
Sevei.tli
Larson Augu>t. bark.'cpi r, r. 331 Kearny
Larson I gelbcrgt A., tanner Aiitou Krieg, r. San
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-seventh
Lar-oii Jaiues. wood ami i o 1, 2"i9 F<rst, r. 14 Tehama
LarsMii .lohn jewel r William Pohm. r. 1 09 Jones
Lars in Louis, carpeuter Ci nlennial Planing Mill, r.
422 Brannan
Larson Martin P., shoemaker Jacob Steivler, r. 618
Pacific
Larson Mary Miss, r. 1610 Kearny
Larson Nicholas, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Keamy
and Morton
Larson Pet- r, cook Joseph S. Marshall, r. 1316 Kearny
Larson Peter, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Larson Prter, stevedore, r. 1610 Kearny
Larson. See Larsen
Lartigan Peter (Lemoine, Gambert k Co.),r. San Jose
Larue John, laborer Miners' Restaurent, r. cor Du-
pont and B:oadway
Larzelere William B. (Larzelere & Witham), r. 425
Bryant
Larzel'-re & Witham (William B. Larzelere and Wil-
liam L. Witham) . produce commission, SW cor
Clay and Davis
Lnsak K. F. Mrs., lodgings, 309 Dupont
Lasar Edmund, bookkeeper Lasar, Schwartz & Levy,
r. 1524 Post
Lasar Leopold (Lasar, Schwartz & Levy), r. 1524 Post
Lasar, S<>hw.irtz & Levy (Leopold Lasar, Lazarus
Schwartz and Solomon Levy), general produce and
cO:umis i .n. 313-315 Washington
Lascoi:te Mule (widow), r. 13 Virginia
Lasege Harry, wait' r. r. 515 Sacramento
Las kans Adolphe, with Althof & Bahls
Laselle Beujamin F.. blacksmith, r. 1904 Market
Laselle Charles C, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 411 Post
Laselle Frank, blacksmith, r. 1904 Market
Lasi lie Frederick A., bookkeeper, r. 1018 Montgomery
Li'sellf J hu, laborer Custom House, r. 57 Jessie
Lase te M. A., r. 132 Fonrth
Lash Geor-:e, entry clerk H. Lash, r. 511 Eddy
Lash H.. m' nuf rufflings aud lace goods, 537 Market,
r. 511 Eddy
Lash I-iad.re. merchant, r. 511 Eddy
Lashbrooke Montague R., salesman S. Mosgrove &
Co.. r. Ahlbom House
Lask H rry J , accountunt and adjuster, 123 Caliornia,
rem 23, r. 117 Taylor
Lask Louis, clothier, r. 132C California
Lasprou M'rcedes (widow), r. 1119 Kearny
Laspron William, cigariuaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
1119 Kearny
Lass August C, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 121
Lilly Av
Lass Christian, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids
Hll
Lass Frank, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
La sale J. (B irdes ,\: Lassulle), NWcor Dup and Sut
La.ss. lie B. F.. toolmaker, 27 Tyler, r. 1904 Market
T.asse le Riiiile, painter, r. 1914 Taylor, rear
Las>elle Frank H., clerk melter and refiners' depart-
nieit U. S. M nt, r. .502 Sutter
Lassen County Land and Flume Co. (Lassen Co.. Cal.),
Frederick R. Bunker scretary, office 606 Mont-
gomery, rooms 2-3
Lassen Frauz. seaman, S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Lassen Q orge, cooper, r. 328 Main
Lassen Hans Anton, porter Woltcrs Brothers, r. 221
litch
Lassen Henry C. master mariner, r. 134)6 Francisco
Li.sse I P., baker, r. t 09 Ja kson
Lassman Isaac, Tailors' Pro. Union S W cor Kearny
and Morton
Lasswell Cliarl. sH., hackdriver Richard D. Ledgett,
r. 19 Sixth
I.,asswell E. J. Mrs., r. 19 Sixth
Lasswell M. D., pumps, plumbing and gk^fitting 74T
Mission, r. 24n Minna
Iiasswell Walter pliimbi'r anl gastitter, r. 18)4 Russ
Las< harles Jr., student Heald's Business College, r.
802 Broadway
Lastaiig G. orge, butcher, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
La.-treto Angela, Itiliaii Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Lnstreti I-ouis F., cnmniission merchant, office 423
Washington, r. 1002 Stockton
Lastreto Maria. Ital an B, nev. Soc, 423 Washington
La ir.' Albert, stiiblemau C. F. Dryer, r. 440 Green
Lat:ipie Franfois, tanner Dominique Legallet, r. cor
Sixth Av and Q, South b. F;
Latapie P.ier. but her, r. cor Sixth and Railroad avs,
South s. F.
L: ter James, teamster, r. 10 Converse
Latham Charles, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 11
L<iuisa
BULLOCK & JONEj, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and ToHet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
LAT
517
LAU
Latham Charles, plasterer, r.S 8 Nineteenth, bet Sher-
man aud Diamond
Latham Charlotte Mrs., r. 667 Seventeenth
Latham Daniel, musician, r. 231 Montgome'-y Av
Latham Frank B., mill and mining secretary, office
3-^H Montgomery, room 9, r. 12U Hyde
Latham Henry J., clerk S. F. News Co., r. 231 Mont-
gomery Av
Latham James, r. 219 Powell
Latham J. F. Mrs., r. 21 Dupont
Latham J. K. S. (Latham & King), r. 219 Powell
Latham John, plumber James Butterworth
Latham Joseph, Ironworker, r. \V s Miunetjota, nr So-
lano
LATHAM MILTON S^ office 328 Montgomery,
room 10, r. The Baldwin
Latham William V., r. 1623 Webster
LATHAM 6i KING (J. K. S. Latham and Homer S.
King), stockbrokers, office 312 Pine
Lather John, teamster Amlrew Ouderdonk
Lttthrop A., teamster, r. lOo.'j Mission
Lathrop Charles, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Lathrop Charles G. (Haverstick & Lathrop), r. 607
Polk
Lathrop E., r. 5}^ Kearny
Lathrop tlisha N., carriagetrimmer, r. 1.320 Kearny
Lathrop Frank H., photographer I. W. Taber & Co.,
r. Oakland
Lathrop Henry B., r. 629 O'Farrell
Lathrop Joshua, mining stock, r. 519 O'Farrell
Lathrop Lorin A., assistant weigher U. S. Mint, r. 122
Taylor
Lathrop Thomas W., clerk S. F. Stock aud Exchange
Board, r. 1109 Howard
Latimer George, brasstinisher William T. Garratt, r.
343 Minna
Latimer Lorenzo D. (Latimer, Morrow & Profifatt) , r.
N s Sutter, bet Scott and Devisadero
LATIMER, BIORROW Si PROPFATT (Lo-
renzo D. Latimer, William W. Morrow and John
Proffatt), attorneys at law, office 75-77 Nevada
Block
Latom Louis, seaman, r. 248 Third
Latomer Tho:nas, seaman, r.2'.) Pacific
LATON CHARLES A., secretary Commercial
Insurance Co. of California and agent Fire Asso-
ciation of Philadelphia, office 405 California, r.
Palace Hotel
Latore Peter, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Latores Theresa, ironer F. Bellet, r. 712 Vallejo
Latosky Hyman, tailor, r. 1119 Leavenworth
Latson Charles H., expressman, r. 305 Octavia
Latson Frank B., clerk H. Rosekrans & Co.' r. 305
Octavia
Latson Walter P., bookkeeper Hall & Lachman, r. 305
Octavia
Lattimore Benjamin, bellman Palace Hotel
Lattimore John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Lattimore Julia (widow), r. 7 Hinckley
Lattin Springbed Manuf.Co., John B. Henion, manager
1029 Market
Latumis John, blacksmith Todt &Boss., r. 245 Minna
Latz Benjamin, commercial traveller, Michels, Fried-
lander & Co., r. 517 Franklin
Latz Philip, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., 108 Sansom
Latz Samuel, salesman Michelssen, Brown & Co., r.
1024 Hyde
Latz Simon, r. 1417 Sacramento
Latz S. W., ijorter Charles Dahlmann, r. 1214 Larkin
Lau Albert H., with William Hageuah, r. 1331 Pacific
Lau Henry, wheelwright, r. 86 Everett
Laubeugeiger William, baker William Poehlman, r.
121 Fourth
Laubenheimer Charles, hairdressing saloon, Grand
Hotel, r. 425 Turk
Laubesheimer Daniel, butcher, r. Hackmcier's Hotel
Laubeshelmer Jacob, brewer National lirewery, r.
SE cor Fulton and Webster
Laubler M., bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Lauda John, farmer, W of Mi8si( n, nr Six-Mile House
Lauda Kathi rine (widow), r. W of Mission, nr Six-
Mile-House
Laudahn W., waiter G. Sassenberg, r. 256?^ Tehama
Laudeu Martin K., cashier Atkinson, Doud & Co., r.
321 Geary
Lauder George (George Lauder & Son), r. .30 M Zoe
Lavider George & Son (Louis G. Lauder), hay and
grain, SW cor King and Fourth
Lauder Louis G. (George Lauder & Son) , r. 30>4 Zoe
Lauenstein Albert, bookkeeper, r. 835 Post
Lauenstein August, clerk, r. 835 Post
Lauenstein Fre.ierick L, (Saulmaun k Lauenstein),
r. fs3") Post
Lamr John, e.tpressman, r. 719 Seventeenttl
L..uer J seph E., driver W. H. Brown Jfc Co., r. 412
Mason
Lauermann Nicholas, marble cutter John Daniel &
Co., r. 421 Pine
Laufenberg M. N., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 711
California
Laul'euburge ■ Charles, proptr Eagle Soap Works, NE
cor Stockton & Vallejo
Lauffer Em.nutl. machinist Giovannini & Benner-
sch. i.it, r. 7.^4 Mission
Lautl.r Jacob G. (Lauffer & Baeme), r. 724 Mission
LAUFFER Si BAERNE (Jaccb G. Lauffer and Ja-
cob B.ierne), propts ->iag..ra House, 724 Mission
Laugeri Pauline, domes ic, r. 12 19 Geary
L.iU^hl.u Bella, with Elise Leavenworth, r. 2228
Hyde
Laugulin Charle.", mail clerk S. F. News Co., r. 259
leliama
Laughliu Gregory, cashier S. F. News Co., r. 947
Howard
Laughliu James, liquor saloon, 819 Battery, r. 1010
Montgomtry
Lauf^hliu Mathew. drayman, r. 29 South Park
Laughliu .Morris, furrier, r. 411 Octavia
La .ghlin Thomas, painter, r. 1009 Puwell
Laughlin Wil.iam, whtchiiiau warehouse dept Custom
House
Laughman .James, cariier Chronicle and Po.'^t, r. 247
Second
Laughna W. O., insurance agent, office 320 California,
r. 727 Geary
Laumger Charles (Goldbeck & Lauinger), r. 1719
Mason
Lauini<tT Charles, dairyman Owen Corcoran, r. W 8
Mis-ion, opp St. Mary's College
Lauinger Charles T., tuner B. Curtaz, r. 1113 Kearny
Lauinger John B., waterman, r. 1113 Kearny
Lauinger Johu B. Jr., foreman B. C. Austin, r. 1113
Keai ny
LaujardiL-re Stephen, painter, r. 16 Cird Alley
Lauler Alex. T., clerk J. L. Nickel & Co., r. 1010 Bush
Laumeister Charles S., proptr Laumeister Mills, r. 324
Fell
Laumeister Charles T., clerk Howes & Pitts, r. 536
Fulton
Laumeister Frank, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue Office,
r. 3i)H Minna
Laumeister Mills, C. S. Laumeister proptr, 118 Miss
Laun Philip, expressman NW cor Pine and Montgom-
ery, r. 8 Converse
Laun \Vi liam, teamsti-r Superintendent of Streets
Launan Martin, butcher, 131ii Polk, r. 40 Austin
Lau. 10 s A., baker, r. 815 Pacific
Laupier Xavier, butcher, r. 53u Vallejo
Laupersheimer Daniel, sausagemaker M. Weill, r. 512
Bush
Laura J; ne (widow) , r. 6 Fella PI
LAUREL HILL CEMETERY, bet Post and
California, entrance Centr. 1 Av
Laurel Hi.l Nursery, Jean Baibe proptr, N 8 Bush, bet
Lyon aud Baker
L.4.1IREL PALACE SALOON, T. H. Cunning-
ham proptr, NW cor Bush and Kearny
Laurenseu Mary C, cook 1418 Clay
Laurenson Peter, soli, itor, r. llOii Montgomery
Laun nt Eugenie, butch, r. r. 210 Montgomery Av
Laurent Marie (widov), laundress, r. 10.i7 Dupont
Lauricella Joseph, r. 726 Broadway
Lauiicella R.phael, r. 726 Broadway
Lai.rie James, r. 84-"i Howa d
Laurin Alphonse, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 4 Mont-
gomery Coui t
Laurin Joseph, baker, r. N s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
a. d Del. 'res
Lauriston Archibald, liquor saloon, 921 Buttery, r. 815
battery
Lanritzen J. P., Master Mariners office, :"05 East
Lauruere Hypohte, laborer Miners' Restaurant, r.427
Green
Lausten Lorenz, cook. r. Berry, bet Third and Fourth
Lauten Aloys (Lauten & Baer), r. 115 Virginia
Lauten Louis, earpeut r, r. 115 Virginia
Lauten h Baer (Aloys Lauten and Emil Baer), liquor
.■■aloon, 1509)4 Sto. kton
Laut. nberg , r. 711 California
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
LAU
518
LAW
Lauterbach Ernst E., barkeeper 222 McAllister, r.
Oakland
Laiitermilch Loiiis (De Mill & Lautermilch ) , r. 9
Geary
Lauterwasser Christain L.(Lauterwasser & Smith), r.
1216 Folsom
Lauterwasser Fredprick, clerk P. T. Flinn & Son, r.
SW cor Howard and Eighth
Lauterwasser & Sruith (Christian L. Lauterwasser,
and H. P. Smith), hay and grain, 121-t Folsom
Lauth Julius, interpreter, 625 Merchant, r. 741 Miss
Lautritz Thomas, sawyer, r. 7 Caroline
Laux Adam, hostler C. L. Wall k Co., r. 502 Jessie
Laux Gustave, bakery, SW cor Mason and Chestnut
Laux Herrmann, liquor saloon, 729Haight,bet Pierce
and Scott
Lauxen Richard, r. 725 Market
Lavagniuo Luigi, fruits and vegetables, 114 Fourth,
r. 355 Minna
Lavagnino Nicholas, salesman L. Lavagnino, r. 114
Fourth
Lavall Andrew, laborer, r. 1510 Octavia
Lavalle^ Armand, clerk E. C. Fitts, r. NW cor Seventh
and Howard
Lavalley Louis P., bakery, 418 Broadway
Lavan James A., storekeeper Central Pac. E. R. Co's
steamers, oface 30 Sacramento, r. 10ii9}^ Harrison
Lavan Ho Fortunoto, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lavareto Emanuele, Garibaldi Guard, 423 Broadway
Lavaroni A., expressman, r. 608 Greenwich
Lavaroni George, fruits, 543 Fourth
Lave August, seaman, r. 326 Main
Laveau Louis, butcher Louis Schussltr, r. 515 Filbert
Lavedon Victor, laborer E. Artigues& Co., r. Fifth Av,
bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
La veil A., laborer Sutter St. R. B. Co.
Lavell John, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 311
Jessie
Laveile Arseni, fireman stm Cora, Washington St.
Wharf
Laveile James E., teamster, r. 711 Natoma
Laveile Michael, shoemaker, r. 1602 Post
Laveile Thomas, upholsterer Augustus H. Roberts, r.
637 Howard
Laveile William F., carrier Evening Post, r. 553 Ste-
venson
Laven James, drayman Charles Langley & Co.
Laven James A., clerk Central Pac. R. R. Co., r. 1009
Harrison
Lavcnson Isidor (Lavenson, Winter & Co.), r. 118
Eighteenth
Lavenson Mark, teamster, r. 323 Fell
Lavenson Samuel (Lavenson, Winter & Co., and Locke
& Lavenson, Sacramento, Cal.) office 119-121
Front, r. Sac ramcnto
Lavenson, Winter & Co. (Isadore and Samuel Laven-
son, and Alexander W. Winter), proptrs Bay Soap
and Caudle Works, office and warehouse, 119-121
Front
Laveuthal Samuel, clothing and furnishing goods, 627
Montgomery, r. 417 Hyde
Laver Augustus, (Laver k Curlett), r. 2323 Howard
Lav( r John, butcher Dunphy k Hildreth, r. cor First
and Railroad avs
LiAVER tt rURLKTT (Augustus Laver and Wil-
liam Curlett), architects, othce 19 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Laverdure Frank, barber, r. 43 Third
Lavere James, driver E. Pettijohn, r. 562 Minna
Laverty Melvin, helper melting and refining dent U.S.
Mint, r. 607 Pine
Lavery James V., siiperinttndent North Point Dock
Grain Warehouse, NW cor Chestnut and Sansom,
r. 12 Bond
Lavery Joseph G. (Lavery k Laws) , r. 12 Bond
Lavery Margaret (widow), r. 914 Howard
Lavery Margan t, domestic 1204 Broadway
Lavery Richard, teamster James S. Dyer, r. 1215 Green
Lavery Robert, watchman Grand Hotel
Lavery Robert J., shipcarpenter, r. 602 Second
Laverv William J., r. 12 Bond
LiAVERY Jii LiAWS (Joseph G. Lavery and Ben-
jamin A. Laws) , commission merchants, 414 Sac-
ramento
Lavezzarri Frances C, millinery, 1520 Stockton
Lavliin Jnhn, laborer, r. 438 Shipley
Lavlgue Hnyiudiid, litlmgraijlier. r. 908 Jackson
Lavilla Bnithers (Rosario Lavilla), commission mer-
chants, Hl!^ Washington
Lavilla Luigi, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Lavilla Rosario (Lavilla Brothers), r. SW cor Nine-
teenth and Noe
Lavillian Henry C, teamster, r. 9 Bonita
Lavin Bridget (widow) , r. 911 Vallejo, rear
Lavin Delia, bakery, 17 Zoe
Lavin James, harnessmaker, r. 1403 Montgomery, rear
Lavin John, saloonkeeper, r. 514 J<5 Third
LaA'in Michael, laborer, r. 17 Zoe
Lavin Patrick Mrs., liquor saloon, 813 Battery, r. 911
Vallejo
Lavin Patrick J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Russ House
Lavin Thomas, miner, r. 514}^ Third
Laviosa Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Lavrock George, carriage trimmer M. P. Holmes, r.
712 Sutter
Lavue Charles (Lavue & Heflfernan) , r. 8 Louisa
Lavue k Hetiernau (Charles Lavue and John J. Hef-
fernau) , carriage factory, 218 Fifth
Lavy O., longshoreman Menzies k Bingham
Law Clara G. Mrs., teacher, r. 67 Natoma
Law Henry, r. 1331 Pacific
Law Henry, plumber, r. 14 Rausch
Law Henry A., upholsterer, r. 14 Rausch
liAIV JOURNAL (daily) , Stockwell & Co. proptrs
and publishers, office 409 Washington
L.AAV LIBRARY SAN FRANCISCO, 27-28
Montgomery Block
Law Mattiiew S., policeman City Hall, r. 11 Harriet
Law M. D., r. 903 Battery
Law Myron, electrician, r. 941 Valencia
Law R. W., laborer freight depot Central Pac. R. E.
Co.
Law Thomas, hostler J. F. McDonald & Co., r. Phila-
delphia House
Law William, chief engineer S. S. Newbern, r. 1424
Turk
Law. See Lohr
Lawall August, farmer, r. Hansa Hotel
Lawden , teacher St. Ignatiiis College, r. 743 Pine
La win Israel, tailor, r. 18U6 Market
Lawler Daniel F., clerkMichael Geraghty, r. 1 Harri-
son Av
Lawler David B., clerk John L. Boone, r. 1101 Green
Lawler Francis, groceries and liquors, SE cor Minna
and Mary
Lawler Frank, laborer, r. 622 M Minna
LAAVLER FRANK AV., attorney at law and Court
Commissioner Twelfth District Court, office 507
Montj^oiuery. r. 5 Garden
Lawler Howard J., compositor Daily Exchange, r. 771
Harrison
Lawler James, brassflnisher, r. 1120 Mission
Lawler James, butcher, r. SE cor Santa Clara and
Hampshire
Lawler James, clerk Greathouse & Blanding, and sec-
'retary S;in Pedro Mining Co., office 324 Pine, room
lb, r. American Exchange Hotel
Lawler James, ho.-thr Mariiet St. R. R.
Lawler James, laborer, r. 413 Vallejo
Lawler James, porter George Dawson & Co., r. 1614
West Mission
Lawler Johanna Miss, r. 1120 Mission
Lawler Jcihu, laborer, r. Hampshire, bet Sixteenth
and El Dorado
Lawler Joseph, butcher, r. SE cor Santa Clara and
Hampshire
Lawler Joseph Jr., moroccodresser Cornelius O'Don-
nell, r. SE cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
Lawler Kate (widow), r. Hampshire, bet Sixteenth
and El Dorado
Lawler Marg:iret Miss, r. 1120 Mission
Lawler Mary (widow) , r. 1120 Mission
Lawler Mary (widow), cook, r. 1010 Pacific
Lawler Mary Ann (widow), r. 622;<; Minna
Lawler Michael, marble polisher J. & F. Kessler, r.
435 Minna
Lawler Thomas H., business manager The Daily Ex-
change Publishing Co., oHice 306 Montgomery, r.
771 Harrison
Lawler Thomas J., tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. SE
• cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
Lawler Williaiu, silversmith and jeweler, 249 Fourth
Lawler. bee Lawlor
Lawless Brothers \ Boswoll (Joseph and George Law-
less, and Charles Boswell), harness and saddle
manufs, 62si Front
Lawless Catherine Mrs., shirt maker, 207 Second
Lawless Edward, assistant secretary Sutter St. B. B.,
r. 127 Turk
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
LAW
619
LAW
Lawless Edward, boxinaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 755
Howard
Lawless Frank, deckhand Harbor Commiseioners'
Dredger
Lawless George (Lawless Brothers & Boswell) , r. 1313
Powell
Lawless James, laborer, r. 307 Ritch
Lawless James, laborer, r. 3(18 Natoma
Lawless James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Lawless John, jjlasterer, r. Union Hotel
Lawless John, plumber Russ House, r. 502 Grove
Lawless John, rigger, r. 54-t Folsom
Lawless Joseph (Liwless Brothers & Boswell), r. 1313
Powell
Lawless Maggie, domestic 1090 Post
Lawless Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 Grove
Lawless Robert T., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
44 Moss
Lawlei^s Thomas, r. 702 Clementina
Lawless Walter H., haiidressiug saloon, 37 Sacramento
Lawlor Alexander T., r. 1010 Bush
Lawldr Bartholomew, gardener, r. Sanchez, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Lawlor Daniel W., baggageman Central Pac. R. R., r.
3 White's PI
Lawlor David, hostler Market St. R. R., r. E s Second
Av, bet Filtientli and Sixteenth
Lawlor Dennis, local policeman, r. 316 Thirteenth
Lawlor Edward, carriage painter B. Grave & Co., r.
271 Minna
Lawlor Ellen M. (widow), r.6223^ Ellis
LawliTFrank (Barton & Lawlor), r. Palace Hotel
Lawlor Frederick, waiter Pieper & Quarg, r. 82 Na-
toma
Lawlor George U. (Johnson & Co.), r. 224 Haight
Lawlor J., waiter Russ House
Lawlor James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 36
Natoma
Lawlor Johanna M., ironer Standard Shirt Factory, r.
1120 Mission
Lawlor John, brassfinisher George H. Tay & Co., r.
2604 Sacramento
Lawh r John, seaman, r. 544 Folsom
liAWLiOR JOHN M. , muuager Commercial Ho-
tel, SE cor Montgomery Av and Pacific, r. 542
Folsom
Lawlor Joseph, ironer San Francisco Laundry
Lawhir Joseph E., bakery, groceries and liquors, W s
Gunnison Av, bet Precita PI and Prospect PI,
Beiiial Heights
Lawlor Miirtiu, assistant engineer S. S. Areata, r. 114
Natoma
Lawlor Mary (widow) , r. 2208 Pine
Lawl' r Patrick, teamster John Henderson Jr., r. 7
Sumner
Lawlor Peter, hostler Central R. R. Stable, r. 14
Heron
Lawlor Samuel, cook. r. West End House
Lawlor William, carriagemaker, r. 271 Minna
Lawlor Wilson T., engineer, r. 2 Washington
Lawrence Andrew M., r. 1204 Powell
Lawrence A. W., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. r. 1206
Leavenworth
Lawrence Axel, druggist, r. 47 5^ Clara
Lawrence Benjamin B., driver Hose Co. 6, S. F. F. D.,
r. 1004 McAllister
Lawrence Birch (Burr & Lawrence) , r. 409 Clay
Lawrence Charles (Meyerback & Lawrence) , r. 315
Union
Lawrence Charles, cook. r. 347 Jessie
Lawrence Charles, musician Baldwin's Theater, r.
237 Stevenson
Lawrence Charlotte Mrs., r. l.'ilS Dnpont
Lawrence Clarence P., printer, r. 1204 Powell
Lawrence Connors, r. cor Twenty-eighth and Colum-
bia
LAWRENCE EDWIN A., attorney at law, office
4;u California
Lawrence Frank, sawyer West Coast Furniture Co., r.
209 Clara
Lawrence Frederick, captain schr C. B. Haywood, foot
Beale
Lawrence Frederick, seaman stm Gipsy, Broadway
Wharf
Lawrence Frederick W., inspector Custom House, r.
2145 Mission
Lawrence George, dentist, office NW cor Geary and
Kearny, r. (523 Harrison
Lawrence George E., molder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 46 Tehama
Lawrence Henry H., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, r.
Oakland
Lawrence J. A., watchman O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Lawrence James, master mariner, r. 1911 Dupont
Lawrence Jay V., carpenter and builder, 619 Sacra-
mento, r. 518 Greenwich
Lawrence Jennie Mrs., r. 31 Eddy
Lawrence J. H., waiter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. 8. Co.
Lawrence John, shiprigger, r. NW cor How and Steu
Lawrence John E., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
46 Tehama
Lawrence John G., barber David H. Dunn, r. 273 Jes-
sie
Lawrence John P., bricklayer, r. NW cor Fifteenth
and Shotwell
Lawrence John V., restaurantkeeper, r. 908 Howard
Lawrence Joseph (Lawrence & Brown) , r. cor Ninth
Av and N, South S. F.
Lawrence Lawless, laborer, r. 755 Howard, rear
Lawrence Maggie H, (widow), r. 418 Capp
Lawrence Margery J. (widow), r. 1204 Powell
Lawrence Martin, hostler Potrero and B. V. R. B.
Lawrence Nellie Mrs., saleslady Verdier, Moreau & Co.
Lawrence Norman A., saVjer D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. Alameda
Lawrence Onetto, confectioner, r. 19 Jasper PI
Lawrence Thomas, musician, r. 834 Green
Lawrence W. F., inspector Custom House, r.2145 Miss
Lawrence William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 434
Vallejo
Lawrence William, master mariner, r. 2008 Larkin
Lawrence William, miner, r. 8653^ Market
Lawrence William C, r. 1507 Folsom
Lawrence William H., foreman Pool & Harris, r. 8 El-
gin Park
Lawrence William M., ironmolder Pacific Iron Works,
r. 40 Tehama
L.AAVRENCE Si BROWN (Joseph Lawrence &
James K. Brown) , wholesale sheepbutchers, Fifth
Av, South S. F.
Lawrenson Patrick, painter, r. 621 Minna
Lawrenson Thomas, pressman Benjamin Dore & Co.,
r. 621 Minna
Lawrent Girolt, machinist San Francisco Iron Works,
r. NW cor Dupont and Union
Lawrie J., r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Laws Benjamin A. (Lavery k. Laws), r. 403 Third
Laws George H., clerk CiK-itom House, r. 109 Fell
Laws George VV., weigher Custom House, r. 109 Fell
Laws John (Rouse At Laws), r. 1515 Ellis
Laws Thomas, r. 13 Clay
Lawson Albert, bricklayer, r. "^ s Bartlett, nr Twenty-
sixth
Lawson Andrew (Lawson & Moore), r. 2 Clinton
Lawson Andrew, tanner Richard Curtis, r. E sSan
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eight
Lawson August, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Lawson August J., laborer, r. 8 Boardman
Lawson C. E., clerk, r. 1328 California
Lawson ClJarles L., lather, r, 1609 Webster
Lawson Enoch, machinist Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r.
1934 Jessie
Lawson F. A , bookkeeper, r. 306 Leavenworth
Lawson Frank, driver Cornelius Connahan, r. W s Mis-
sion, bli miles from City Hall
Lawson George R.^ stairbuilder Pac. Improvement
Co., r. 1609 Webster
Lawson George W., extraman Engine No. 2, S. F. F.
D., r. 412 Bush
Lawson Hans C, r. 225 Dora
Lawson Henry S., boatman, r. 8W cor Beale and
Bryant
Lawson Ivan, clerk, r. 724M Clementina
Lawson I. S., asst! U. S. Coast Survey, r. 300 Leav
Lawson James, bookkeeper David Porter, r. 2826 Sac
Lawson James, coal and wood. r. 14 Tehama
Lawson James D., r. 28 Haight
Lawson John, clerk Rouse & Laws
Lawson John, driver Engine No. 10, S. F. F. D., r.
516 Bryant
Lawson John, engineer, r. 119 Ellis
Lawson John C. (Little & Lawson) , r. 731 Guerrero
Lawson Lorenz, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Lawson Louis, captain cchr St. Thomas, Green St.
Wharf, r. Alameda
Lawson Louis, carpenter, r. 422 Brannan
Lawson M. A. Mis., dressmaker, r. 119 Ellis-
Lawson Olivia (widow) , r. 1316 Kearny, rear
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520
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Lawson Rubert, machinist Southern Pac. E. R., r.
Bartlett, ur Twenty-seveith
Lawson Robert J., collector ijimpson Bros., r. 1 South
Park
Lawson Thomfis. r. 528 Pacific
IiAAVSON 6i MOORE (Andrew Lawfon and Stewart
Moore) , coopers, and dealers barrels, 503 Front
Laws. en Pe er. waiter Olsen Jc P< te Seu, r. Oakland
Lawtou Annie Mrs., dressujalier, (iuO Pi;Bt
Lawtim Charles D., livery, hay and grain, 1925 Bush,
r. la35 Bu.-h
Lawton Edyar M., clerk, r. 633 Sutter
Lawtun Elburtou, wugon and carriage manuf, 1621
Mar vet, r. oO'.l Stevenson
Lawton Frank, shirtinak.r, r. 417 Mason
Lawton Franklin (Stock Report Publishing Co.),
and ."itockbroker, office 2i0 Montgomery, rooms 3-4,
r. 732 I'ost
Lawton Gardner T., mining, office 401 California,
room 2, r. Grand Hotel
Lawton George M., carpenter, r. 117 Vj Bartlett
Lawton George W., teumtf^i' He.'" wood Bros, i; Co., r.
30 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Lawtou H nry NV., barkeeper Charles A. Anderson,
r. 620 P. St
Lawton Hjratio, apprentice Michael J. Donovan, r.
541 Minna
Lawtou Irving, superintendent Greenwich Park, r.
ijroderick, bet Greenwich and Vallejo
Lawton J. F., actor, r. 30 Kearny
Lawton John, laborer Pac. Barr 1 and Keg Factory
Lawton John, plumber Fritz & Keau, r. 41s Fulton
Luwt.iu Jotiu H., r. .J.jo Stevenson
Lawton J. VV. Mrs. (widow), r. 1218 Jackson
Lawton Lena Mis.s, photograph painter, r. yl5 Market
Law>on Maule> C, civil engineer, othce 202 Sansom,
room 3, r. Stateu Island, Sau Joaquin Co., Cal
Lawton Michael Angelo, machinist Union Ironworks,
r. 418 Fulton
Lawton O. & Co., importers crockery, glassware, etc.,
6U9-611 .M-rk. t
Lawton Oilaudo (O. Lawton & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
Lawtou Peter, ;-e^man 1 acific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Ldwtoii Robert, sparmaker, r. 408 Fourth
Lawtou Steph.n F., clerk E. H. Marwedel. r. 633
Sutter
Law on \V. D. & Co., shirt manuf, 608 Market and 9
Post
Lawton William D. (W. D. Lawton & Co.), and treas-
urer Siifety B'und Benev. Assn of Cal., r. 125 Turk
Lawlou William M., niachiu st, r. 912 Harrison
Lawton William N. B. (McJuni»in & Lawton), attorney
at law, office 402 Montgomery, rooms 34-35, r. 1206
Market
Lawton Willlim S., Buperlntendent Olympic Club,
119 Post, r. Nucleus House
Lawton VvilJiaiu W., r. (3) Sutter
Lay Walter, r. .'J19 Sacramento
Laycock Eugene H., physician, office and r., 630 How-
ard
Layden Derby, piledriver, r. 271 H Clara
Layden Minnie Miss, silkwiTker C;il. Silk Manuf. Co.,
r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Lajden Tessie Miss, silkwiirker Oil. Silk Manuf. Co.,
r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroiul Av. South S. F.
Layeriuiin H., tealn^tlT, r. 812 M'Allister
Liiyuiai Fredi rick, r.2t;iu Pacitio Av
Laynu Charles B., foreman Pao. Pipe and Shot Works
r. 1702 Polk
Layng John, superintendent Pac. Pipe and Shot
Works, r. 1702 Polk
Layng John E., draftsman William Deacon, r. 1702
Polk
Layu,' R >bert D., plumber Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1702 I'olk
Layng William G., compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
1702 P. Ik
Layton George, miichinist Frederick A. Robbius, r.
N s N neteeuth, bet Noe and Sanchez
Layton James C, engineer, r. N s Ninoteeuth, bet Noe
and Hiiiichez
Layton John, plumber, r. 27 Lilly Av
IjAYTON KEUBij^N P., vico-prealdent and man-
ager The Parili ■ L'Ud and Trust Co., office 513
Califorul:i,r. Oakland
LayzcU Lucy (widow) . r. 27 Laskie
Lazansky Bernard, salesmau I*. Mlsh .S: Son, r. 12
Ash Av
Lazard .\lexauder (Lizard Freres), r. Paris, France
Lazard Elie (Lazard Freres), r. Paris, France
LAZARD FRERES (Alexander, Simon, and Elie
Lazard, Alexandre Weill, and David Cahn), and
Lazard Freres (05 Pine, New York), and Lazard
Brothers & Co. (60 Old Broad, London, E. C),
and Lazard Freres & Cie. (10 Rue Ste. Cecile, Par-
is) , bankers, office 20.3 Sansom
Lazard Simon (Lazard Freres), r. Pans, France
Lazarevlch George (George Lazarevich & Co.), r. 307
Chestnut
Lazarevich George & Co., liquor saloon, 312 Wash
Lazarus Abraham, tailor, 119 Seventh
Lazarus Edward, clerk, r. 309 Powell
Lazarus Joseph, r. 812 Kearny
Lazarus Samuel, fancy goods, 1235 Stockton, r. 909
Union
Lazarus Sara Mrs., r. 909 Union
Lazure Louis T., bookkeeper John W. Coleman, r.
1227 Pine
Lazzarini Cungelo, peddler, r. 11 Jasper PI
Lazzioro Simi, butcher E. Menesini, r. 310 Montgom-
ery Av
Le Bannester J. E., captain S. S. Los Angeles, r. Buss
House
Le Barron E. W., house mover, r. N s Lizzie, nr Miss
Le BaiTon William, foreman A. T. Penebsky, r. E s
Mission, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Le Bars Baptiste, porter Gales & Drayeur, r. E 8 Vir-
ginia, bet Pucitic and Jackson
Le Bert Victor, market, SE cor Eighteenth and Capp
Le Berthou Theodore M., gasfitter, r. 2431 Larkin
Le Berthon Theodore T., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. '^431 Larkin
Le Blanc John B. (Emoud & Le Blanc) , r. 249 Fourth
Le Breton Albi rt J. (Irvine & Le Breton) , attorney at
law, office 217 Sansom, r. 536 Ti.rk
Le Breton Charles P., order clerk Main & Winchester,
r. 12 Everett
Le Breton Edward J., accountant Lazard Freres, r.
536 Turk
Le Cam Hyacinth, laundryman Gassmann's Laundry,
r. 330 Green
Le Cam Jennie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 330 Green
Le Caute Andre, chief cook Occidental Hotel, r. 14
Lewis
Le Chevelier Francis L., armorer La Grande Armory,
NW cor New Montgomery and Howard
Le Clair A. H., actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 633 Cal
Le Clair Ca.--simir, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
21 Rausch
Le Clerc John, real-estate agent, r. 321 Lombard
Le Count L. J., civil engineer, office 533 Kearny, r.
Oakland
LE COUNT BROS. (Joseph P., Thomas R.,andT.
E.), importers and jobbers stationery, and blank
book manufacturers, 417-419 Montgomery
Le Count Frank, cook, r. 115 Second
Le Count Joseph, cook The Baldwin, r. 6 Martha PI
Le Count Joseph P. (LeCount Bros.), r. 727 Bush
Le Count Thomas E. (LeCount Bros.), r. 1104 Scott
Le Count Thomas R. (LcCouit Bros.) , r. New York
L.E COUNT'S BUILDING, 417 Montgomery
Le Croix Henri, .jobber, r. 234 Fourth
Le Due Peter, laborer, r. 16 Stockton PI
Le Gay John B., r. 1310 Hyde
Le Giiye D. F.. collector, office 624 Montgomery, r. 241
Seventh
Le Gaye Louis, stationery, 241 Seventh
LeHuquet Thomas, shipcarpeuter, r. 15 Garden
Le Mar <;atherino (widow) .bakery and confectionery,
403 Gough
Le Moiintiiiu Rose (widow) .domestic 1907 Stockton
Lo Noir Charles, bootmaker, 635 Howard
Le Noir N.ithaniel, entry clerk Holbrook, Merrill k
Stetson, r. Oakland
LE PETIT JOUKNAL (weekly), Georges Franc-
fort editor, office i;03 Washington
Lo Pont Charlt s, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Lo Prohu Philip, steamfitter, r. 120}^ Hayes
Lo Roy Theodore, ciipitulist, office 729 Montgoniery,
room 17, r. 339 Kearny
Le Roy. See Leroy
Le Seur Eugene, r. 4 Si otland
Lo Touru' uy T. J., druggist, 6.")9 Clay
LeVaillant E., seaman sloop So'ferino, Jackson St.
Wharf
Le Vero H. Hester (widow), r. 1318 Jackson
Lea Henry E., tinsmith, NE cor Third and Silver, r.
19 Silver
Lea. See Leo
Leach C. Mrs., r. 1142M Market
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BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE, 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Leach Henry, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., r.
Seventh, bet Townsend and Brannan
Leach John, engineer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Leach John C, actor, r. 514}^ Third
Leach Manellus, carpenter California Mills, r. COTJi
Pine
Leach Sarah A. Mias, r. 708 Sutter
Leach S. W., teacher music, r. 82a Post
Leach. See Leech
Leadbetter Robert, engineer stm Express, Jackson St.
Whart
Leahy Ann (widow) , r. 1009 Sutter
Leahy Cornelius, shoemaker U. W. 0. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 132 Bartleit
Leahy Daniel, clerk, r. 25 Russ
Leahy Daniel, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney, r. 276 Miuua
Leahy Daniel W., drayman Hutchings & Co., r. lOG
Alta PI
Leahy David J., porter Sroufe & McCrum, r. 25 Russ
Leahy Frank, molder Union Iron Works, r. 49 Ritth
Leahy James, carrier Morning Call, r. 1010 Lombard
Leahy James, milkman, r. lOuO Lombard
Leahy James, upholsterer West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 1009 Sutter
Leahy James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 21 Mary
Leahy James S., eartman, r. 633 Fulton
Leahy John, baker New York Bakery, r. 30 Everett
Leahy John, driver Central R. R. Co., r. 1304 Turk
Leahy John, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Leahy John F., salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r. 718
Howard
Leahy John W., brickmason, r. 561 Stevenson
Leahy Julia E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 561 Stevenson
Leahy Kate, domestic 724 Tyler
Leahy Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 643 Valencia
Leahy Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 212 Sixteenth
Leahy ^Mary (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 46 Ritch
Leahy Michael, laborer, r. 332 Sixth
Leahy Michael, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. E s Dolores, nr Twenty-sixth
Leahy Nora, domestic 812 Bush
Leahy Patrick, butcher Mclnerny & Stutz, r. 20 How-
ard Court
Leahy Patrick, teamster Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. S s
Pacific Av, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Leahy Robert, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co's Wharf,
r. 728 Harrison
Leahy Thomas, boarding and lodging, 553 Mission
Leahy Thomas, cari)enter, r. 4J4 Stevenson
Leahy Thomas, i)ainter N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 46
Ritch
Leahy Thomas, upholsterer Goodwn & Co., r. 26 Na-
toma
Leahy William, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 121
Welsh
Leahy William, hostler Sutter St. R. R., r. 37 Austin
Leak Crapo, r. 105 Capp
Leak Mon (Mills, Leak & Co.) , r. 105 Capp
Li ale John, captain stm Relief, r. 706 O'Farrell
Leale Richard A., broommaker, r. 106 3«i Third
Leale William G., captain stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf, r. 215 Kearny
Leaman Arthur T., books and stationery, 13:3 Fourth,
r. 257 Tehiima
Leaman James B., r. 1004 Leavenworth
Leaman Washington J., fruits, 1416 Stockton, r. 520
Union
Leaman. See Leman
Learning Petroleum Co. (San Fernando District, Los
Angeles Co.,Cal.), Richard Wegener secretary, of-
fice 414 California
Lean Robert, clerk William Meyer, r. 560 Stevenson
Lean William P. policeman City Hall, r. 26 Sixth
Leans Leiand, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
I Lear Henry, saddler, r. 741 Market
Learn Reuben B., dentist, office 652 Market, r. 212
Tyler
Learned Emily G., Miss, assistant Union Grammar
j School, r 417 Mason
j Learned Kate E. (widow) , boarding, 417 Mason
I Learned Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 417 Mason
j Learned P. G., r. 704 Sacramento
Learond Theodore, r. 8.33 Greenwich
I Learsh Hetirv, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
I XiEARY ANDREW J., bookbinder, printer, and
j paper ruler, 404 Sansom, r. 106 Post
I Leary C. waiter Lick House
j Leary Charles, actor Adelphi Theater, r. 650 Mission
Leary Charles, cigar peddler, r. 36 Clay
Leary Cornelius, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Leary D., teamster Superiutendent of Streets
Leary Daniel, laborer, r. 1315 Sc tt
Leaiy Dennis, health inspector, olfice 124 Geary, r. 931
Vallejo
Leary Deuuis, painter, r. N s Liberty, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Leary Edward, ironworker I'acitic Rolling Mill
Leary Elijah W., canvasser, r. 222 Jessie
Leary E. W., jeweler, r. 32 Fourth
Leary F., ma.hiuist R'sdon I. and L. Wo-ks
Leary Jumes (Sweeney & Leary), r. 729 Brannan
Leary James F., carriage painter J. C. B. Haudbine,
r. 29 Valeui ia
Leary James W., carpenter, r. 222 Jessie
Leary -John, laborer, r. 720 Clementina
Leary John, lougshciremau, r. SE cur Benlo and Har
Lear.v John, printer Andrew J. Leary, r. 809 Clay
Leary Kate, domestic Lick House
Leary Maggie Miss, milliner Miss Lizzie Carter, r. 720
Clementina
Leary Margaret, domestic 1538 Ellis
Leary Martin, teamster Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
Leary Michael, r. 20 Garden
Leary Michael, foreman S. F. Grading and Micadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Leary Michael, laborer, r. S 8 Union, nr Sansom, rear
Leary Michael, longshoreman, r. 3 Tehama
Leary Michael, lougshoreiiian, r. 227 Harrison
Leary Nellie, hatter Julius Box sen, r. 08 N.toma
Leary Nicholas, boilermaker, r. 68 Natoma
Leary Patrick, foreman laborer Black Point Reserva-
tion, r. 709 Clementina
Leary Patrick, laborer, r. N s Filbert, nr Sansom, rear
Leary Patrick, laborer, r. SE cur B.iy and Jones
Leary Patrick, laborer Hyde & Chester, r. Clara, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Leary Patrick, miner, r. 424 Broadway
Leary Sylvester, laborer Digging Bros., r. 2512 Sutter
Leary Timothy, laborer, r. 323 Vallejo
Leash Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Leash Thomas, seaman, r. .37 Pacific
Leason Tliomas, teamster, r. 1012 Webster
Least Charles, foreman, r. 9 Laurel PI
Leatch John, operator W. U. Telegraph Co., r. 302
Montgomery
Leathe Benjamin B., shoemaker, r. 219 >i Treat Ay
Lealhe W.. r. 23 Stevenson
Leathers Joseph P., r. Clipper Hotel
Leathers Richard M.. boatbuilder John Reed, r. 250
Spear
Leave Henry, lodgings, 12 C mimercial
Leavens W. M., locksmith, 30 Eleventh, r. 114 Eleventh
Leavenworth Elise Mrs., millinery, NE cor Stockton
and Jackson, r. 1006 Powell
Leavenworth James R., ph^-tographer Thomas H.
Boyd. r. 1006 Powell
Leavenworth Robeit, expressman, r. llOJi Lilly Av
Leavers Richard, engineer Pioneer Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Leavey M., laborer Lick House
Leavis Richard, r. cor Buchanan and Ellis
Leavitt Allen H., watchmaker, r. 517 Sievenaon
Leavitt Charles C, adjuster duties and deputy col-
lector Custom House, r. Oakland
LEAVITT CHARLES H., proptr Pioneer Iron
Works, 225-'^27 Beale, r. 38 Eddy
Leavitt Etta Miss, copyist, r. 2037 Howard
Leavitt Howard O., salesman S. B. Leavitt & Co., r.
2037 Howard
Leavitt Leander, clerk Solomon Heydenfeldt, r. Com-
ineri.'ial Hoted
liEAVITT S. B. & CO., importers and jobbers
paper, 402-404 Sansom
Leavitt Shubael B. (S. B. Leavitt & Co.) , r. 2037 How
LEAVITT W. F., manager Pacific Outfitting Co.,
11 Geary
Leavitt. See Levett and Levit
Leavy Charles M., cigars and tobacco, 121 Montgom-
ery, r. 1020 Larkin
Leavv La<hman A., uk rchant, r. 1204 Mission
Leba'tard Michael, stockbroker, office 418 Montgomery
r. 643 Vallejo
Lebel Uvman. r. 1611 Post
L,EBfc:lVB.\UM L. Si CO. (Jacob Goldberg) . gro-
ceries, 529-531 Kearny and 1303 Polk
Lebenbaum Louis (L. Lebenbaum & Co.),r. 513 Mc-
Allister ,
Lebenbaum S., r. 513 McAllister
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Lebenow August, cook Herman Kroger, r. i05 Pacific
Leber Charles, carriagepainter Andresen Bros., r. 1113
Montgomery
Lebergrain Charlotte, nurse 2012 Pacific Av
Lebison (widow) , dressmaker, r. 33 Fifth
Lebo Peter, bridgebuilder, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Lechens John, laborer, r. 522 Filbert
Lechner Godt'ried, waiter Westerleld & Page, r. 210
Clara
Leek Henry, assistant bookkeeper E. K. Howes & Co.,
r. 1010 }« Larkin
Leckie William S., salesman, r. 599 Ellis
Leclair Louis, porter A. Berson & Son, r. SW cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Leclerc John, manuf French cooking ranges, 637
Washington
Lecorder , clerk, r. 6 Clara Lane
Lecusan Peter (Castagnet & Lecusan), r. 530 Merch
Leda Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,
Nev.), A. C. Hammond secretary, office 401 Cali-
fornia, room 7
Ledden James, boarding and lodging, 40 Minna
Ledden James A., porter L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 1311 3^
SaiTamento
Lecldy Bernard, marble works, NW cor Harrison and
Foiirteeuth
Leddy Cathi rine Mrs., ladies nurse, r. hOZ Minna
Lecldy Hugh, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Leddy John, boots and shoes, 123 Fourth
Leddy Mary Miss, lodgings, 837 Folsom
Leddy Patrick, workman Shot Tower, r. 259 Perry
Leddy P. J., r. 940 Harrison
Lederer George M., stockbroker, r. 1309 Octavia
Lederer Simon W.. dairy jiroduce, 08 Centre Market,
r. 532 O'Farrell
Ledesma Gregorio, Mexican Eifles' Armory, 1524
Stockton
Ledesma Louis, laborer, r. 1.300 J^ Stockton
Ledger Frank, pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 655
Washington
Ledger Friink, sign writer Brooke & Son, r. 1707 Min
Ledgett George, helper E. K. Howes .t Co.,r. 28 Silver
LedgettKichardD., hacks, 336 Pine and NW cor Powell
and Eddy, r. 11 Powell
Ledgett Thomas, foreman E. K. Howes & Co., r. 28
Silver
Ledlie Julia Mrs., r. 912 Union
Ledlie William, clerk, r. 704 Howard
Leduc Louis, jeweler Mathieu & Maison, r. 16 Stock-
ton PI
Ledwidge Bridget, domestic 617 Eddy
Ledyard Henry S., r. cur Bartlett and Twenty-third
Ledyard John S., bookkeeper Fratinger & Noll, r. 128
Second
Ledyard William E., homoeopathic physician, office
and r. 128 Second
Lee Abram, iiiano mover Matthias Gray, r. 1019 Pow
Lee Adeline (widow) , r. 2 Adele Alley
Lee Albert E.. clerk J. M. Litchfield & Co., r. SW cor
Clay and Powell
Lee Anthony, cook Lick House
Lee Anthony, porter, r. 12 Auburn
Lee Arthur W., collector N. Gray & Co., r. 1101 Clay
Lee Benjamin F., assistant superintendent Hayes Val-
ley branch Market St. K. K. Co., r. 1.542 Eddy
Lee Benjamin F., foreiuan sashmaker Excelsior Plan-
ing Mills, r. Thoroughfare House
Lee Benjamin F., wharfinger Vallejo Ferry Wharf , r.
2202 Jones
liEK BRUCE B., state harbor commissioner, office
10 California, r. 714 Seventeenth
Lee Charles, contractor, r. 21 Everett
Lee Charles F., salesman Wurkheim & Co., r. 328
Geary
Lee Christoplier, cooper, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Clement B., mining stocks, r. 118 Eddy
Lee Daniel, steamfitter William T. Garratt, r. 22 Te-
hama
Lee David C, bootblack 547 Clay, r. Oakland
Lee Dennis J., upholsterer Thomas McAlister,r. 738 3<i
Clementina
Lee D. M., clerk, r. Philadelphia House
Lee Edward, deckhand tug Lookout, Howard St.
Wharf
Lee Egbert P., bookkeeper Horace Davis & Co., r. 1009
Clay
Lee Eli, r. 1009 Clay
Lee Eliza Mis., r. 108 Stockton
Lee Eugene, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Lee Francis, teamster, r. 235 Tenth
Lee Frank, carriagemaker B. Grave & Co., r. 532 Miss
Lee Frank, clerk Theodore Truelson, r. 1122 Leav
Lee Frank A., clerk Zadock W. Moore, r. 309 Third
Lee Frederick, seamim George W. Elder, Oregon S. 8.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Lee George, laborer Union Iron Works, r. cor Twelfth
and Webster, Oakland
Lee George H., salesman Frederick Chester & Co., r.
328 Geary
Lee George W., boarding, 29 Pacific
Lee George W.,. expressman, r. 1300 Vallejo
Lee George W., salesman Eickhoff & Graber, r. 810
Stockton
Lee Gilbert, longshoreman, r. 626 Branuan, rear
Lee Hannah (widow), friiits and vegetables, 609 How
Lee Hiram H., wooldealer, office 235 Berry, r. 313
Ellis
Lee Jacob, waiter Marlborough House
Lee James, capitalist, r. 10 Polk
Lee .James, coachman, r. 1612 Leavenworth
Lee James, cook, r. 709 Harrison, rear
Lee James, sawfiler, r. 412}^ Main, rear
L.EE JAMES D., groceries and liqiiors, 118 Ful-
ton, r. 113 Ash Av
Lee James R.. mining, office 309 California, room 4,
r. East Oakland
Lee John, jap:inner .565 Mission, and galvauizer, 31
Commercial, r. 565 Mission
Lee John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Fran-
cisco
Lee John, contractor, r. S s Sacramento, bet Baker and
Broderick
Lee John, porter Grand Hotel, r. 271 Stevenson
Lee John , teamster H. Dutard, r. 816 Jessie
Lee John, wool merchant, office NW cor Townsend
and Fifth, r. Oakland
Lee John H., molder Union Ironworks, r. N s Clip-
per, bet Sanchez and Noe
Lee John J., fireman, r. 272 Tehama
Lee John S., master mariner, r. 106 Jackson
Lee John W., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 9
Minna
Lee Joseph, marine painter, r. Bedford PI, nr Jackson
Lee Lizzie A. Miss, diessmaker, r. 655 J^ Minna
LeeL. J., r. 710 M Taylor
Lee Llewellyn J., clerk, r. 1214 Clay
Lee Leila (widow) , r. 923 Howard
Lee Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, 211 Ellis
Lee M. Miss, r. 1216 Washington
Lee Maggie Miss, dressmaker, r. 621 Stevenson
Lee Martin A., compositor Morning Call, r. 47 Minna
Lee Mary Miss, shoefitter S. W. Le\'y, r. 272 Tehama
Lee Mary A. (widow), r. llol Clay
Lee Mining Co. (GoM Hill, Nev.), W. E. Townsend
secretary, office .59 Nevada Block
Lee Minnie (widow), r. 850 Market
Lee Moses S., waiter r. 3 Grand PI
Lee N. A., liquor saloon, 214 Dupont, r. Paris House
Lee P., sean>an, r. 'Mi Stenart
Lee Patrick, deckhand stm Amador, Oakland Ferry
Lee Patrick, groceries and liquors, 1821 Hyde
Lee Pauline, slioetittor Thomas H. Armstrong, r. 718
Howard
Lee Peter, deckhand stm Mary Garratt, r. Chicago
Hotel
Leo Peter, laborer, r. 10 Laiigton, rear
Lee Philip, expressman Pacific Mail Dock, r. 529 Sac
Lee E., second steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Syilney
Lee Ralph, with Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. Oakland
Lee Richard E., teamster, r. N s Elizabeth, bet Noe
and Castro
Lee Ricluird Henry, physician, office and r. 1038 Mise
Lee Knbert E., print' r, r. 335 J»; Shipley
Lee Rowland, r. 215 Stevenson
Lee Susan Mrs., fiirnislied rooms, 706 California
Lee Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Lee Thomas, maltster, r. SW cor Chestnut and
Buchanan
Lee Thomas, teamster, r. 142^ Shipley, rear
Lee Thomas, weigher hay and grain, r. 130 Ninth
Lee Thomas Mrs., r. 524 Stevenson
Lee Washington L , house and signpainter and show-
card writer, 434 Kearny, room 6, r. Ill Prospect PI
Lee William, bookkeeper S. F, Gas Light Co., r. 927
Tvler
Lee William, clerk Cluflf Bros., r. 272 Tehama
Lee William, house and signpainter, 416 Sacrsmento,
r. 325 Oak
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montffomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Pittins Shirts.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Lee William G., night inspector Custom House, r.
W 8 Utah, ur Santa Clara
Lee William H. steward Grand Hotel
Lee Willitim .1., clerk, r. 272 Tehama
Lee William M., laborer, r. W s Utah, nr Santa Clara
Lee W. N., laborer, Pacific Mail S. S. Co
Lee. See Lea
Leebes Saul, traveling agent, r. Lick House
Leebes. See Liebes and Liebs
Leech Frederick, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Leech Joseph, steward Market St. Kestiiurant, r. 248
Minna
Leech Robert, dairyman, r. N s Borland, bet Dolores
and Guerrero
Leech Robert, waiter What Cheer House
Leech Thomas, laborer, r. (127 Seventh, rear
Leei h Thomas, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2C3
Minna
Leech. See Leach
Leechman John, painter, r. 1032 M Folsom
Leedes Albert (Deitrich & Leedes), r. 044 Sacramento
Leeds Mining Co. (Washington Co., Utah) , D. F. Ver-
deual secretary, office (5-7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Leeds Stiphen, editor, r. 2111 Jones
Leege Charlts F (Hofen & Co.) , r. 412 Clay
Leege William (Leege & Co.) , r. 900 Greenwich
Leege & Co. (William Leege), wines and liquors, 113-
115 Halleck
Leeman August, moulder Etna Iron Works, r. 19
Treat Av
Leeman Julius (Biichi & Leeman) , r. 759 Howard
Lcemau Louis, teamster Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacitic
Leeman W. F., r. 217 Third
Leeman William, seaman, r. Steuart St. House
Leeming Thomas M., bookkeei^er I. Eiseubirg, r. 355
Jessie
Leen Dennis H., salesman O'Connor, Moflatt & Co., r.
1831 Howard
Leeper Alsinus G., printer, r. 214 Washington
Leeper Harrison, cook, r. 20 Berry
Leeper Mary (widow) , r. :i3 Freelon
Leeper Thomas, policeman Golden Gate Park, r. E s
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Lees Isaiah W., captain police City Hall, r. Iu22 Pine
Lees Li uis, clerk, r. 1015 Leavenworth
Leeser Frederick, cooper David Woerner, r. N s Nato-
ma, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Lees'iu Thomas, teamster, r. 276 Miiina
Leet Benjamin, solicitor Ridgeway Bros., r, 513 How
Let t Henry, salesman, r. 520 Van Ness Av
Lefargo Lnipi Miss, shirtlinisher Anchor Shirt Fac-
tory, r. 339 Minna
Lefebvre Alexander, machinist, blacksmith, and lock-
auiith. CO") Montgomery Av
Lefebvre Emil, painter, r. 4 Kent
Lefevre Alfred F., collector, r. 365 Jessie
Lefevre Baptiste (Lefevre & Eahn), r. Alameda
Lefevre Ella, r. 743 Pine
Lefevre Jasper L., woodcarver, r. NW cor Greenwich
and Franklin
Lefevre Josi ph, horsetrainer Agricultural Park, N s
Point Lobos Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-
seventh avs
Lefevre Jules, laborer, r. 1027 Dupont
Lefevre Leonard L.. gardener, r. NW cor Greenwich
and Franklin
liEFEVRE & KAHlV(Baptiste Lefevre and Adolph
Kahn), apothecaries and chemists, NW cor Kearny
and Pine
L.EFFINGWEI.L. WILLIAM, real-estate agent
and mining, office 331 Montgomery, room 16, r.
Oakland
Leffmann Henry, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Humboldt, nr Kansas
Lefkovich Abraham, expressman, r. 4.39 Natoma
Lefond Victorine (widow), manuf artificial ttowers,
12:i2 Stockton
Lefoutaine Adelaide, domestic 810 Taylor
Lefrenz Claus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 488
Eighth
Leftwich Morris, junk peddler, r. 524 Stevenson
Leg'llet Dominique, taipnery, cor Sixth Av and Q,
. South S. F., r. l: Od}^ Stockton
Legan J. Marcus, salesman C.Curtin, r. 550 Locust Av
Legand John (Godin k Ligand), r. 797 Mission
Legardere Joseph, laundryman United States Laun-
dry, E 8 Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Legaspe Alejandro, barber, r. 911 J^ Larkin
Lege James, bookkeeper, r. 1150 Market
Legendre Eugenia Mrs., florist, 733 Clay
Legent E., Lafayette Guard, Armory 730 Montgomery
Legent Henry, baker, r. 639 Broadway
Leger Henry, druggist, r. ( 04 Vallejo
LegerJohn R., clerk Isaac Froomberg, r. WiscoDBin
Hotel
Legeune Louis, r. 1031 Dupont
Legge Mary (widow) , fancy goods, 1327 Pacific
Legge Robert, groceries and liquors, NW cor Qough
and Union
Legge Thomas, laborer, r. 5 Bonita
Leggett .Joseph, attorney at law and school director,
office 702 Market, r. 918 Dolores
Leggett Thomas, foreman E. K. Howes & Co., r. 28
Silver
Leghorn John G., bookkeeper James Presho & Co., r.
1810 Leavenworth
Leghv William, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 121
Welsh
Leglise Alcide, laundry, 511 Hyde
Legrand Claire Miss, r. 909 Jackson
Legrand Louise (widow), r. 909 Jackson
Legrue John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R. R.
Leguevel Annie (widow), dressmaker, 233 Fifth
Leguien Madelaine (widow), furnished rooms, 1014
Stockton
Lehan Dennis, barber John T. Mahoney, r. 475 Jessie
Lehan John, longshoreman, r. 308 Main, rear
Lehan Michael, teacher, r. 613)4 Natoma
Leheuey Mary E. Miss, tailoress Harris Kosminsky, r.
208 Twellth
Leheuy Patrick, teamster Superintendent of Streets,
r. 208 Twelfth
Leheuzay Emanuel, cook Joseph Lacoste, r. 42 Dupont
Leht-y John E., cook, r. 12 Boardniau PI
Lehey Michael, laborer, r. 12 Tehama PI
Lehey William, hostler, r. 37 Aiistin
Lehey. See Lahey
Lehigh Thomas, presser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Pioneer House
Lehigh Thomas F., wool dealer, r. 1310 Hyde
Lehman Benjamin, r. 1511 Gough
Lehman Charles Mrs. (widow), r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Lehman David, chicken ranch, bet Mission and San
Jose Road, nr Niagara Av
Lehman Frederick, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Lehman Frederick, cook, r. 405 Union
Lehman Gutchel, r. 2406 Post
Lehman Henry, doorkeeper Baldwin's Theater, r. 11
Harrison Av
Lehman .Julian, butcher Henry Thomsen, r. 1405 Bush
Lehman Theodore, porter Tillmann .St Bendel, r. 522
Filbert, rear
Lehmanu Charles, shoemaker Nolan Bros., r. 14 An-
tonio
Lehmann Charlotta (widow), r. 237 Fifth
Lehmaun Christian, carpenter and builder, office 516
Kearny, r. SE cor Railroad and Fifteenth avs,
South S. F.
Lehmanu George, brewer Wannenmacher & Kronen-
berg, r. NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Lehmann Joseph, peddler, r. 1 Elizabeth
Lehmann Lewis, junk dealer, r. 1012 Alabama
Lehmann Marks, butc he r, r. 2406 Post
Lehmann Sullivan, shoemaker, 957 J^ Folsom
Lehmanu William, shoemaker. 237 Fifth
Lehmann. See Leaman and Leman
Lehmke John, r. 407 Stevenson
Lehmkuhl Hugh, physician, oftice 509 Kearny, r. 1215
Bush
Lehmkuhl Mary (widow), r. 2848 Mission
Lehmus John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Grove
and Webster
IjEHN PHILIP P., hairdressing saloon, 606 Mer-
chant, r. 349 Clementina
Lehnbuhl Christian, porter Heywood & Hendley, r.
Oakland
Lehner George (A. Hahn fz Co.), r. West Oakland
Lehners Frederick, c-lerk Joseph Holland, r. SW cor
Folsom and Fremont
Lehuhardt C. H.. r. 1024 Powell
Lehnhardt Cliarle.s, liquor saloon, SW cor Pine and
Montgomerv, r. 616 Powell
LehnharcU Charlotta (widow), r. 1024 Powell
Lehnhardt Emil, watchman H. Myers & Son, r. 204
Seventh
Lehnhardt Henry, machinist Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 204 Seventh
Lehnhardt Louis, r. 1024 Powell
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2EAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Iiehnig Charles E., locksmith. 240 Fifth
Lehone , lougshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Lehousse Hubert, bakery, 2i0;> Howard
Lehou-se Leon, bartender M. J. Karpenkop, r. 2409
Howard
liChrberger J., collector Hoffman & Co,, r. 820 Larkin
Lehritter John, hairdressing saloon, SW comer Mont-
gomery Av and Kearny, r. 817 Webster
I/Chrke 0. & Co. (Mrs. Teresa Sternitzkel , proptrs
stanf or I Hotel, NW cor Fourth and Bluxome
Lehrke Charles, waiter Stanford Hotel, NWcor Fourth
;ind Bluxome
Lehrke Christian (C. Lehrke & Co.) , r. NW cor Fourth
and Bluxome
Lehrke Dora (widow) , r. NW cor Mariposa and Miss-
issippi
Lehrke rieury, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mariposa
and Indiana, r. S s Mariposa, nr Minnesota
LEHRKE WILiLIAJ*!, liquor saloon, 910 Market
and a Ellis, r. 17 Anna
Lehrmann Henry, mason, r. 1443 Leavenworth
Leib Charles F., tailor, r. E s Mississippi, nr Mari-
posa
Leibe William, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r.
212 Steuart
Leibe. See Laib
Leiber Emery, baker S. F. Cracker Co., r. 319 Vallejo
Leibert Henry, cook, r. 317 Green, rear
Leibert John G., builder, office 300 Kearny, r. 330
Oak
Leibrand Frank, show-casemaker Teubner & Hoff-
man, r. 13143^ Larkin, rear
Leich Charles H., S. F. Turn Verein, r. .313 Turk
Leich Louise (widow) , r. 21 Moss, rear
Leichner Conrad, waiter, r. 637 Broadway
Leichter Carl, salesman Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1711
Hyde
Leicken Frederick W. (Leicken & Vock), r. NE cor
Fourtu and .Siiver
Leicken & Vock (Frederick W. Leicken and Simon
Vock) , groceries and liquors. NE cor Fourth and
Si.ver
Leidemann Henry, Pac. Furniture Co., r. 128 Clinton
Leiffmann Julius, manager Albert Michelsen, r. 1013
I Market
I Leige Utto A., cashier California Demokrat, r. 1150 Mar-
I ket
; Leigh Ernest A., bookkeeper Robert J. Mercer, r. 1016
Pine
I Leigh Ernest A., traveling agent Fred. H. Busby, r.
' 628 Montgomery
, Leighow James R., r. 114 Fourth
! Leightou Augustus V., architect, olfice 531 California,
I room 10
! Leightun Charles F., plasterer, r. 480 Eighth
Leighton Charles P., plasterer, r. 480 Eighth
I Leighton Daniel, teamster Pac. Commercial Co.
Leifjhtou Daniel E., r. 1328 California, rear
Leighton Edmund, oiler stmr Monterey, r. 2000 Dup
L ighton Henry, r. 330 Pine
! Leightou Isabella B. (widow), r. 1116 Taylor
i Leighton Jerome, barkeeper Frank C. Remington, r.
( 15 Leidesdorff
Leighton John B., clerk, r. 1116 Taylor
, Leightou Maggie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box
I Factorj-, r. 405 Fourth
Leightou. tiee Layton
Leihkam Sigmuud, agent Globe Laundry, 215 Eeamy,
r. 21 Guerrero
i Leihy George W., superintendent Bowley Bros., cor
j New Montgomery and Mis.>?sion, r. 22 Fifth
I Leikens George, expressman, NW cor Spear and Mis-
sion, r. 3i9 Ti ird
Leimbach Carrie Miss, r. 908 Ellis
Leini sse Oscar, machinit-t, r. 2il08 Sacramento
I Leiper Jacob, butcher, S s Twenty-eighth, bet Guer-
j rero and Doloiea
■ Leipitz Frank, cook, r. 519 Bush
Leipnitz G. &Co. (Max Tschirner) apothecaries, 236
Sutter
Leipnitz Oustave (G. Leipnitz & Co.), r. 236 Sutter
Leipsic Isaac, plumber and gaslitter, 1634 Pine, r. 1636
Pine
Leis Edward, blacksmith Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
434 Hayes
Leis Lena, domestic 1031 Harrison
Leischman John, moulder Union Iron Works, r. 10
Tehama PI
Leiscbinau John Jr., apprentice Union Iron Works,
r. 10 Tehama PI
Leischman Robert, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 10 Tehama PI
Leiscn Frank., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
1015 Lombard
Leisen Geary H. groceries and liquors, 788 Harrison,
r. 349 Fourth
Leisen M. A., r. 276 Minna
Leisen Thomas, r. 276 Minna
Leiser Albert, cooper, r. 322 Seventh
Leiser John, dairy, Fairmonnt Tract nr School House
Leiser John A. , shoemaker, r. 723 Union
Leiser John Henry, butcher L. C. Schussler, r. 723
Union
Leiser Louis, stoves and tinware, 81 Fourth, r. 79
Fourth
Leisewitz Henry, bookkeeper Bank of California and
Secretary Standard Building and Loan Assn, office
416 Sacramento, r. 219 D\ipont
Leisner George, carpenter Thomas M. Quackenbush,
r. Coso House
Leisner Helena Miss, domestic NE cor Union and
Mason
Leisner Martin, carpenter, r. 804 Union
Leisner Mary (widow) , r . 804 Union
Leibt Charles Jasper, manager Pioneer and Alta Flour
Mills, r, 9 Laurel PI
Leitch Newcom W., coachman and gardener, r. ^28
Clay
Leitch William H., drayman Stone & Hayden, r. 2514
Laguna
Leite Antonio, r. E s Baker bet Sutter and Bush
Leite Carrie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary A. Papa, r.
E 8 Baker bet Sutter and Bush
Leite Mary, domestic 1129 Mission
Leiter James, teamster, r. 10 Converse
Leith Ascension (widow), r. 1410 Kearney
Leith John, teamster, r. N s Twenty-sixth bet Fair
Oaks and Do'ores
Leith John B., r. 1410 Kearny
Leith Louisa (widow), dressmaker, r. N s Twenty-
sixth btt Fair Oaks aud Dolores
Leithoff George, soaman, r. 37 Pacific
Leive William, press-finisher, r. 212 Steuart
Leizer Albert, cooper Cutting Packing Co., r. 322 Sct-
enth
Lejeal Alois F., professor music, r. 915 Valencia
Lejeal John B., proptr Center House, 2009 Folsom
Lejeal J. J. A: Co. (John J. Lejeal), sheet music, pian-
os and organs, 27 Dupont
Lejeal John J. (J. J. Lejeal & Co.), r. 915 Valencia
Lejeune Louis, r. 1027 Dupont
Lek Christopher, contractor, r. S 8 Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Lekeiis Louis, chicken ranch, E s Mission, 6Ji milea
from City Hall
Lelan Martin, laborer C. L. Wall & Co., r. 436 Jessie
Leland Elizabeth (widow) , domestic 918 Natoma
Leland George, stevedore, r, 422 East
Leland George V., second officer stm Santa Cruz, r.
629 Stevenson
Leland Henry, compositor Morning Call, r. 808 Green
Leland Herman D., captain stm Santa Cruz, r. 423
East
Leland Pierre E., packer Hercules Powder Works, r.
Seventh Av, nr Golden Gate Park
Leland liegina Miss, clairvoyant 789 Mission
Lelong Joseph, r. 2245 Mission
Lem Fannv (widow), r. 1424 Geary
Lem John F., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 31 Everett
Lem John H., house painter, r. 1424 Geary
L( ma Peter, seaman stm Santa Cruz, Broadway Wharf
Lemaire .\nton, groceries aud liquors, NW cor Seventh
and Minna
Lemaire E. & Son (Eugene Jr.) , gardeners, 30 Lewis
Lemaire Eugene (E Lemaire & Son), r. 30 Lewis
Lemaire Eugene Jr. (E. Lemaire & Sou), r. 30 LeAvia
Lemaire Henri, carpenti r, r. 908 Sansom
Lemaire Johanna Mrs., r. 329 Broadway
Lemaitre Arsene, florist and proptr The Willows, SW
corGough aud Greenwch
Lemaitre Hyppolite, groceries and liquors, 1211 Pow
Lemaitre i*c Cazeai i x ( Jules Lemaitre and Jean Cazeaux)^,
butchers, (i5 Centre Market
Lemaitre Jules (Lemaitre and Cazeaux), r. 818 Ellis
Lemaitre Paul, clerk H. Lemaitre, r. 1203 Powell
Leman August, upholsterer F. S. Chadbourue & Co.,
,r. 15 Eddy
Leman Samuel, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Leman Walter M., actor, r. 437 Natoma
Leman. See Leaman and Lehman
BULLOCK Si JON.'SS, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellaa
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Lemascheffsky Paul, r. C02 Stockton
Lemasney Minnie, candy packer David Hirechfeld, r.
444 Jessie
Lemasney ThomaB, stableman D. J. O'Callaglian, r.
444 Jessie
Lemasney Thomas, piano polisher Walter S.Pierce, r.
444 Jessie
Lemay "William 8., hostler Presidio, r. 2011 Filbert,
rear
Lembcko John, porter Kruse & Enler, r. S s Twenty-
fourth, btt Valencia and Harrison
Lembeck Christian, drayman Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
r.H2 Clinton
Lemcke Otto, hairdressing saloon, 129 Fourth, r. 205
Fourth
Lemen O. T., collector Singer Manuf Co., r. 1010
Hyde
Lemetever P. H., foreman tinsmith W. W. Montague
& Co..r. 4 Harry PI
Lemieux Henry, carpenter L. D. Frichette, r. 908 San-
Bom
Lemis William F., stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. 14 M
Bryant Av
Lemkau Henry, r. 325 Clementina
Lemkau John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sutter
and Stockton
Lemkau Sophia, domestic 1529 Sutter
Lemkens Samuel, employee Clay St. HillR. R., r. 1904
Polk
Lemm Charles A., carpenter Centennial Planing Mill,
r. 12 Langton
Lemm Charles J., cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
1122 Bryant
Lemm Solomon, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
1122 Bryant
Lemm Theodore, waiter Park Hotel, 20 Turk
Lemman Thomas, r. 1845 Mission
Lemme MHrtha Miss, r. 517 Webster
Lemmel George W., boilermaker, r. 2111 Pine
Lemmen Meyer T,. president S. F. Copper Mining
Co., and commission merchant, office 258 Market,
rooms 5-6, r. 802 Broailway
Lemmer John Conrad (Pretorious, Trowbridge & Co.),
r. 211 Ritch
Lemmermann Hermann, groceries and liquors, NW
cor Post and Mason, r. 508 Mason
Lemmermann John (Lemmermann, & Atzeroth), r.
1313 Laurel Av
Lemmermann & Atzeroth (John Lemmermann and
Frederick Atzeroth), groceries and liquors, SW
cor Eddy and Buchanan
Lenomou David, expressman, NE cor Fourth and Har-
rison, r. cor Twenty-fourth and Church
Lemmon George, r. 501 Poat
Lemmon William E., student Heald's Business Col-
lege
Lemmon. See Lemen, Lemman, Lemmen and Lemon
Lemmot Prudent, molder City Iron Works, r. 29 Min
Lemnon Joseph, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., r. Olym-
pic Lodging House
Lemoine Allred, barkeeper Frank Coen, r. 4 Vallejo PI
L'luoine Emil, tailor, r. 1235 Pacific
Lemoine Frank (Lemoine, Gambert & Co.), r. SW cor
Broadway and Montgomery
Lemoine, Gambert & Co. (Frank Lemoine, Felix Gam-
bert, John Turel, Peter Lartigan, and William Del-
maestro) , dairy produce, 1.5-19 San Francisco
Market
Lemoine Gendarme J., baker, r. 1300Ji Stockton
Lemoine Louis, clerk Lemoine, Gambert & Co., r. SW
cor Broadway and Montgomery
Lemon Alexander, deckhand stm James M. Donahue,
Washington St. Wharf
Lemon Alexander, laborer, r. 135 Freelon
Lemon Augustus, molder Mtn& Iron Works, r. 19
Treat Av
Lemon Charles, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Lemon Charles H., student Heald's Business College
Lemon James H., grainer Hopps & Sons, r. 1805 Stev
Lemon John, cook stm Relief, SE cor Bacon and Gi-
rard
Lemon John, grainer Hopps & Sons, r. 331 Kearny
Lemon John, seaman, r. b s Bacon. W of San Bruno
Road
Lemon Thomas, clerk stm Onward, Jackson St. Wharf
Lemont George W. (Drummond & Lemont), r. 15 Sec-
ond Av
Lemos Leon, shirt factory, 1007 Stockton
Lemperle Charles W., boot crimper, 6 Stockton PI
Lemperle Peter, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. W b Pros-
pect Av, Bemal Heights
Lempke Julius, plumbing, gas and steam fitting, 30
Geary, r. 1613 Brodirick I
Lempp Paul, machinist Golden State and MinerB' I
Iron Works, r. 1217 Devisadcro (
Lena Nathan Mrs., furnished rooms, 1206 Mission j
Lenahan Bridget (widow), r. 438 Shipley i
Lenahan Isabella (widow) , r. NE cor Sacramento and |
Locust
Lenahan John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Lenahnn John Jr., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill |
Lenahan Margaret Miss, lodgings, 1747 Mission i
Lenahan Michael, r. 11 Gilbert, rear I
Lenahan. SeeLenihan |
Lenard James, gardener, r. SW cor Twenty-fourth j
and Noe |
Lenart William, barber, r. 6 Oak I
Lendall K., seaman, r. 204 Steuart i
Lendecker Jacob, tailor, 787 Folsom, r. 3175^ Tehama
Lendrob John, groceries and liquors, 31 Morton
Lenfelt Charles, laborer, r. 26 Garden, rear
Lenfesty William P., proof reader S. F. Chronicle, r.
1011 Union
Lengfcld Abraham, druggist and chemist, NE cor
Stockton and Geary
Lengfeld Felix, apothecajy James J. McDonnell, r.
709 3^ Ellis
Lengfeld Lewis, shirt manufacturer, 125 Sansom,
room 36, r. 709 H Ellis
Lenhardt Adam, carpets and upholst-ry, 1232 Stork
Leiihardt Emil, student Barnard's Business College
Lenhardt Karl, machinist Singer Manuf. Co., r. 537
Brannan, rear
Lonhart James M., assistant superintendent United
Carriage Co., r. 140S Howard
Lenihan F. D., salesman Keane Bros., r. 722 FoJsom
Lenihan James, driver Diggins Bros., r. N s Fell, bet
Devisadero and Scott.
Lenihan Timothy, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 535 Howard
Lenihan William, boilermaker Risdon I. & L. Works,
r. 535 Howard
Lenihan. ^ee Lenahan
Lenkert Oliver E., furniture polisher, r. 715 Howard
Lenmark Ola, tailor, r. 231 Montgomery Av
Lenniui Edwin, master mariner, r. 426 O'Farrell
Leunan Frank P., wool commissioner, r. NW cor Fol-
som and Thirteenth
Lennan Hugh, seaman, r. 68 Minna
Lennan Janies E., master mariner, r. 310 Sansom
Lennan Joseph, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
L;;nnan Michael, laborer, r. 2006 Polk
Lennan Michael, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sierra and Georgia
Lennan . See Lennon
Leunard F. J., market, 717 Howard, r. 242 Clara
Leniiard Isaac, mast-r mariner, r. 551 First
Leunard Robert K., wines and liquors, 412 Kearny, r.
3 Clinton
Lenne Antoiie. upholsterer, r. 412 Post, rear
Leunehan William, dairyman, r. SE cor Dolores and
Nineteenth
Lenneveper Bernard, tailor, r. 4 Fella PI
Lennon Andruw, hostler St. Mary's Hospital, N 8 Bry-
ant bet First and Rincon PI
Lennon Edward F. (Lennon & Evatt), r. 160 Tehama
Lennon Henry, carpenter, r. 22 Clarence PI
Lennon Hugh, first officer, S S Great Republic
Lennon James, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Lennon James, stevedore, r. 2 Beale PI
Lennon James D., papercutter F. Korbel & Bros., r.
487 Brannan
Lennon James H., filecutter Martin Kelly, r. 4 Board-
man PI
Lennon John (Ellis & Lennon) , r. Bernal Heights
Lennon John, dairy, SE cor Dolores and Nineteenth
Lennon John A., tea merchant, 313 Clay, r. 1932
Jessie
Lennon John F., bootmaker Burkhardt & Hanson, r.
35 Tehama
Lennon Joseph, laborer, r. 1070 Howard
Lennon Malichi, hostler Central R. R., r. 1110 Fill-
more
Lennon Michael, laborer Presidio Reservation
Lennon Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 6W
cor Sierra and Georgia
Lennon Nicholas, moulder Steiger & Kerr, r. 2 Beale
PI
BEAMISH'S Sliirts are Lower In Price than any other first class make.
A-NLEHSON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Lennon Patrick, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 841
Hayes
Lennon Patrick, laborer, r. 341 Shipley
Lennon Sarah Miss, dressmaking, 1070 Howard
Lennon Thomas, laborer, r. 54 First
Lennon Thomas, lab )rf>r, r. Fort Point
Lennon Thomas, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Lennon William, laborer, r. ]NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Lennon William, stairbuilder Gal. Mills, r. 1811 Leav
Lennon & Evatt (Edward F. Lennon and Frank B.
Evatt) , book and job printers, 311 Pine
Lennox Charles, teamster, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Filbert, rear
Lennox John, lumberman, r. S s Day, bet Church and
Sanchez
Lennox Mary, domestic 312 Bartlett
Lennox Michael, deckhand stm Mary Garratt, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
Lennox Robert D., clerk Custom House, r. 805 Bush
Lenoir Alphonse, clerk E. A. Jaujou & Co., r. 526
Geary
Lenoir J. & Co. (Adolph Kaempfer) , wholesale oyster
dealers, 2 Summer
Lenoir Joseph (J. Lenoir & Co.), r. 1018 Geary
Lenoir Joseph, waiter The Baldwin, r. 12 John
Lenoir Maria Mrs., dress and cloaumaker, 526 J^ Geary
Leuon James, carpenter, r. 615 Linden Av
IiENORMAND BROTHERS (Joseph and Leon),
foreign and native wines, 40 Clay, and groceries
and liquors, SW cor Dupont and Pine
LenormandEmile, grocer, r. 1917 Mason
Lenormand Joseph (Lenormand BrotherB), r. W s
Sophie Terrace, nr Pine
Lenormand Leon (Lenormand Brothers) , r. 618 Pine
Lenouvel Victor, fringemaker Fromm & Schaefer, r.
5 Banuam PI
Lent Edward, seaman schooner Jennie Thelin, r. 204
Steuart
Lent J ., master mariner, r. Overland House
Lent Silas, engineer, r. 2105 Masim
Lent W. H. Jr., mining, r. Palace Hotel
liENT WILLIAM U., mining secretary, office 62-
63 Nevada Block, r. SW cor Polk and Eddy
Lent William M., capitalist, office 52 Nevada Block, r.
SW cor Polk and Eddy
Lentall Thomas (Leiitall & Powell), r. 2009 Mission
Lentall & Powell (Thomas Lentall and George Pow-
ell) , carpenters and builders, 333 Sixteenth
Lentgieb Carl, negative retoucher Bradley & Rulofson,
r. 815 Stocktun
Lenthier Antoiue, plasterer, r. 428 Dore
Leuthold William, drayman, cor Wash and Front
Lentz Margaret (widow), r. 727 Minna, rear
Lentz Michael, r. 727 Minna, rear
Leny W., r. 4 Park
Lenz Edmund, bookkeeper S. F. Abend Post Publish-
ing Co., r. 1211 }<i Devisadero
Lenz Frank, r. 423 Dupout
Lenz William, compositor California Demokrat
Leuzke August, coiik Golden Gate Hotel
Leo James, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 67 Clem-
entina
Loo John, laborer Sutter St. R. R.
Leo John, stonemasou, r. 67 Clementina
Leo John Jr., printer David Kerr, r. 67 Clementina
Leo Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Fran-
cisco
Leo William, bookbinder, r. 67 Clementina
Leolller Geoige, baker F. Kelterer, r. NE cor Mission
and Eugcmia
Leon Adulph, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., r.
1503 Mason
Leon Caroline (widow), Yankee notions, 124 Third
Leon Charles, carpenter, r. 1224 Montgomery
Leon Frederick, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Leon George, machinist George L. Pierce
Leon George, printer, r. 124 Third
Leon Geiirgo T., engineer Southern Pac. R. R., r. 742
Sixteenth
Leon .lacob V., notions. 37 Fourth, r. Windsor House
Leon Lewis, laborer Lick H.mae
Leon Lipman, driver Hart k Goodman, r. 124 Third
Leon Martin L., clerk Spenco & Johnson, r. 124
Third
Leon Patrick, carpenter, r. 39 Oak Grove Av
Leon U. (widow), ilressmaker, r. 700 Broadway
Leon Retu-;ia (widow), r. 9 Auburn
Leon Richard R., painter and gilder, 639 California, r.
64 Minna
Leon Virginia Miss, seamstress, r. 9 Auburn
Leonard A. Miss, r. 2109 California
Leonard Benjamin, r. 616 Kearny
Leonard Benjamin, clerk Wellman, Peck & Co., r. 208
Hyde
Leonard Charles, machinist .^tna Iron Works, r. 362
Minna
Leonard Cornelius, patternmaker, 110-112 Beale, r.
804 Shotwell
Leonard D., quartermaster O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Leonard Daniel, laborer, r. cor Market and Guerrero
Leonard Dennis, hostler Thomas Fitzgerald, r. 28
Washington Av
Leonard Edwaid, baker What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
Leonard Edward, b ikery, 564 Mission
Leonard Edward, clerk John Clement, r. Oakland
Leonard Edward, laborer, r. 1510 Octavia
Leonard Edwin, painter Millman & Co., r. 1831 Miss
Leonard E. F., r. 1 Polk
Leonard Elizabeth A. (widow), r. 113 Powell
Leonard Emma 0. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department,
U. S. Mint, r. 4 Biircham PI
Leonard Ephraim W., conductor U. S. Mint, r. Grand
Hotel
Leonard F., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. Oakland
Leouard Fanny, domestic 818 O'Farrell
Leonard Francis, porter Breeze & Loughran, r. 2313
Webster
Leonard George, clerk Imperial, London, Northern,
and Queen Insurance Companies, r. 1507 Jones
Leonard George, patternmaker .Etna Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Leonard Harvey R., architect, office 515 California
Leonard Hiram, general U. S. A., r. 634 Green
Leonard Hugh, butcher, r. 463 Stevenson
Leonard J., usher Baldwin's Theatre
Leonard James, hlecutter Martin Kelly & Co., r. 4
Boardman PI
Leonard James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
127 Freelon
Leonard James, laborer, r. 36 Clay
Leonard James, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Leonard James, laborer Wells, Russell & Co., r. 719M
Clementina
Leonard James, longshoreman, r. 307 Folsom
Leonard J. D., driver Omnibus R. R., r. 174 Clem
Leonard Jonn, deckhand, r. 625 Davis
Leonard John, housepainter, r. 1507 Jones
Leonard John, laborer H.mcock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Leonard John C, saddlemaker Main & Winchester, r.
King, nr Sixth
Leonard John H. A., tinsmith, r. 1118 Taylor
Leonard John W., conductor Central R. R., r. NE cor
Buchanan and Tyler
Leonard Joseph H., real estate agent and mining sec-
retary, office 411 !»; California, room 2, r. San Jo86
Leonard J. P., cook Marco Vuuoni, r. 1147 Mission
Leonard J. W., r. Palace Hotel
Leon.ird Mary (widow), groceries and liquors, 1220
Green
Leonard Mary, domestic 1362 Post
Leonard Mathew, hostler Omnibus R. B., r. 673 How-
ard
Leonard Matthew A., foreman Steiger & Kerr, r. NE
cor Treat Av and Twenty-second
Leonard Michael, laborer Woodward's Gardens, r.
1715 Pierce
Leonard N.W., forwarding mail clerk Post-office, r.
121 Powell
Leonard Patrick, boot and shoemaker, r. 705 Front
Leonard Patrick, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Leonard Patrick H., boots and shoes, 805 Bryant
LEONARD PATRICK J., managerP. F. Collier,
office 621 SaNsom, room 5, r. 138 McAllister
Leonard Petir, laborer Golden Gate Park
Leonard R. K., longshoreman, r. 3 Clinton
Leonard Robert, clerk John Curran, r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Guerrero
Leonard Robert A., clerk, r. 143 Third
Leonard Stephen tailor Henry Harmon, r. 315 Fifth
Leonard Theodore, waiter Grand Hotel
Leon;ird Thomas, boilermaker Risdon I and L.
Works, r. 6 Minna
Leonard Tlioma.s, carpenter, r. 424 Broadway
Leonard Thomas, driver Thomas Day, r. 10 Stock PI
Ixonard. See Lcnnard
Leonardy Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1220 Powell
E'dlcok (5; Jonas, 1C5 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Tots at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St, opposite the Plaza.
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Leonbardt August, clgBrmaker, 113 Davis, r. 4 Cot-
tage PI
LeonharcU Charles, shoemaker, 108 Stevenson
Leonhardt Louis, baker H. Hoesch, r. 6 Clara Lane
LeonhariU Paul ligarmaker, r. 2041 Geary
Leoninlo Domiiiifi, labimtuiaker, r. 525 Green
Leopard Miiiiug Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), B.H.Brown
secretary, office room 20, S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Leojjold Charles, flori.''t John H. Sievers
Leopold Hattie Miss, nurse S. F. Lying-in-Hospital
and Foundliug Asylum, 913 Tyler
Leopold James, upholsterer W. Ehrenpfort, r.638)^
Natoma
Leopold Louis, tailor, 428 Dupont, r. 035 Commercial
Leopuld Walter G., carpet renovator, office and r. 331
Kearny
Lepoiut E., restaurant clerk Palace Hotel
Lepor Guiseppe cellarman Carlo Sealmanini, r. 712
Front
Lepori G., pastrycook Campis Eestaurant
Lepori Germani, laborer Campis Restaurant, r. Broad-
way, bet Montgomery and Kearny
Lepori Luigi, laborer Ghiiardelli & Dauzel, r. 307
Union
Lepper George P., r. 21 Sixth
Lepper William P., tinsmith, r. 21 Sixth
Leppert Henry, stevedore, v. 705 Harrison
Leppert Leonard, barber SVilliam Ratz
Leppieu Dora H. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1228 Green
Leppien Elizabeth (widow), r. 1228 Green
Leppien Frederick E., bookkeeper Birch, Argall & Co.,
r. 1228 Green
Leppien George C, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1228 Green
Leray Joseph, cook, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Lercari John, gardener, r. Waller, nr Steiner
Lercari Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Lercari Rosa, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Lerdan B., student Barnard's Business College
Lereux Louis, r. Park Hotel
Lerman Jacob, policeman City Hall, r. 308 Union
Leroux Amadee, druggist French Hospital, r. 35}^
Fifth Av
Leroux Thomas, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
Bernal Heights
Leroux Vere, groceries and liquors, 810 Pacific
Leroy Alfred (Leroy & Son) , r. Mit Jessie, rear
Leroy Alfred, waiter Divisich & Buja, r. 36 Clay
Leroy Cornelius, blacksmith William Carolan, r. 722
Bi'o&dway
Leroy Edmond, liquor saloon, 223 Leidesdorft', r. 611
Washington
Leroy E. Mme., dressmaking, 121 Sutter
Leroy Israel (Leroy & Son) , r. 640 Jessie, rear
Leroy Philip K., painter John J. Cooney, r. 25 Howard
Court
Leroy & Son (Alfred and Israel), produce, 28 Seventh
Leroy. See Le Koy
Lerra Isidor, traveling agent J. Cerf & Co., r. 716-
Post
Lerri Josej^h J., carpetbeater Mitchell & Hobe, r. 1209
Fillmore
Lertora Giacomo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Lertora Vincenzo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Lesardo Augusto, caiJitalist, r. 1318 Dupont
Lesch Charles, painter, r. 1318 Kearny, rear
Lescor Bernard, waiter John Reagan, r. Empire Lodg-
ing House
Lesea Josefa, cook Hev. Andres Garriga, r. 905 Bdwy
Lasher Gertrude (widow) , furnished rooms, 229
Kearny and 435 Bush
Leak Matthew, seaman S. S. Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Leska Philllppe, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant,
r. 36 Ritch
Leslie Angus, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Peking, r. 517 Sbotwell
Leslie E., mate, r. 12 Jackson
Leslie Frank, bookkeeper Kerr & Jurado, r. 90 Third
Leslie James, clerk, r. 11'25 Mission
Leslie John, captain schr Tawera, Green St. WTiarf
Leslie John L., clerk, r. 3 Minna
Leslie William, clerk U. S. Surveyor General's Office,
r. Ahlborn House
Leslie William, painter, r. 5 Tay
Lespoune Frank, waiter California House, r. 811 Stock-
ton
Lespretta John P.,gardener,r. NE cor Kansas and Six-
teenth
Less Morris, peddler, r. 506 Fulton
Lessenburke Charles, barkeeper Henry Bartels, r. SW
cor Union and Front
Lesser Eliza (widow), hardware, 936 Folsom
Lesser Ernest W., cashier Hale & Pacheco, r. Oakland
Lesser Henry, boots and shoes, 909 Larkin
Lesser Herman, i)eddler, r. 1126 Folsom
Lesser Irvan, capitalist, r. 36 Clay
Lesser J. & Brother (Lesser and Jacob), boots and
shoes, 108 Sixth
Lesser Jacob (J. Lesser & Bro.), r. 1051 Mission
Lesser Lesser (J. Lesser & Bro.), r. 1126 Folsom
Lesser Louis, peddler, r. 1126 Folsom
Lesser Louis, liquor saloon, 702 Mission, r. 433 Clem-
entina
Lesser Louis, peddler, r. 4 Virginia PI
Lesser Marcus, peddler, r. 112() Folsom
Lesser Michael, cigarmaker, r. 54 Minna
Lessing Henry (Shainwald Brothers & Lessing) , r. 1411
Post
Lessniann Gustave W., bookkeeper Neville & Co., r.
1019 Washington
Lessmanu Isaiic, tailor, 1217 Powell
LES.SMANN JOSEPH (Lessmann & Windhaus),
and groceries and liquors, NE cor Bush and Larkin
LESSMANN & WINDHAUS (Joseph Lessmann
and Bernard Windhaus), liquor saloon, 1057
Market
Lestelle Anton, cellarman I. Landsbergerfe Co., r. 634
Paoilic
Lester Charles, boots and shoes, 12 Steuart, r. 128 Lo-
cust Av
Lester Delia, domestic, 1111 Post
Lester Frank, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan, nr Shasta
Lester Jacob, clothing, r. 26 Sacramento
Lester John, plasterer, r. 1 J^ Treat Av
Lester Michael, longshoreman, r. 424 Broadway
Lester William, porter E. Martin & Co., r. 21 Ninth
Lestier Frank, laborer W. Warner Henry
Lestkeuzy Mary, domestic 511 Van Ness Av
Lesure George P., clerk Charles S. Capp & Co., r. 1322
Scott
Leszynsky Aaron, mining, r. 731 Folsom
Leszynsky Abraham (Samuel Leszynsky & Bros ) r
635 Ellis
Leszynsky Charles, salesman Samuel Leszynsky &
Bros., r. 145 Natoma
Leszynsky George, clerk Taylor & Haight, r.212 Sutter
Leszynsky Herman E., watches, diamonds and
jewelry, 409 Kearny, r. 828 Sutter
Leszynsky Isadore, teacher bookkeeping Lincoln Even-
ing and German Hayes Valley Grammar Schools,
r. 905 Market
Leszynsky Julius J., importer dry and fancy goods.
133 Kearny, r. 189 Hyde
Leszynsky Lesser, cloaks and suits, 212 Sutter
Leszynsky Morris S., expressman, cor Sacramento
and Sansom, r. 145 Natoma
Leszynsky Samuel (Samuel Leszynsky & Bros.), r.
1918 Sutter
Leszynsky Samuel, druggist W. T. Wenzell, r. 212 Sut
LESZYNSKY SAMUEL. & BROTHERS
(.\braham Leszynsky), silk house, and importers
dry goods, 200-204 Kearny
Leszynsky Sarah Mrs., secondhand clothing, 918 Mont
LetcLier Annie, domestic 26(J0 Sacramento
Letcher Charles, night watchman New Wisconsin
Hotel, NE cor Moutgomery and Pacific
Letcher Giles C, law clerk A. & H. C. Campbell, r.
'2600 Sacramento
Lethiec Desire, barkeeper Henry Bacquie, r, 622 J^
Green
Letich Anton, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mout
Leton Peter, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414 Fran-
cisco
Letre George, waiter McOaiUey & Young, r. 413
Fourth
Letroadec Eugene, barkeeper Louis Letroadec, r. 1319
Dupont
Letroadec Henrj' E., butcher Armand Decourtleux, r.
1319 Dupont
Letroadec Henry L., r. 1419 Mason
Letroadec Julien L., upholsterer Frank G. Edwards,
r. 1219)4 Kearny
Letroadec Louis, wines and liquors, 1321 Dupont r
1319 Dupont
Letroadec Max, machinist, r. 1319 Dupont
BEAMISH'S Shirts arc the hest. Try them.
ANDERSON ^ RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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liETTE GEORGE, secretary The German Savings
aiid Loan Soc, oflSce 526 California, r. 325 Seven-
tetnth
Le teller A., jeweler, 620 Merchant
Lettenb.iuer Autou, jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. 1013 Wash
Letiera Gurani, with Franci Bapisto, r. NE cor
Buchanan unci McAilisttr
Letters Jobeph, bontb lihier, r. 250 Spear
Letters Kichard, boatbuilder, r. 250 Spear
Let.il h Antonio, helper Mojnihau & Aitken, r. 1158
F> Isum
Lettmtier John, laborer Hentrich & Thyarks, r. 523
Pacific
Lettsou Thorn s, carpenter, r. 347 Shipley
Leturc Augn^te (Bozio & Leturc), r. 131 Fourth
Leu Adolph, porter W. & I. Steinhart & Co., r.
Alameda
Leu Heuning C. (Leu & Harms) , r. 1247 Mission
Leu Henry, wagoumaker T. D. S. Lamer, r. 86 Everett
Leu P. ter, dealer dairy produce, r. 643 Natoma
Leii & Harms (Henning C. Leu, and Peter Harms),
cigar mauufs, 1247 Mission
Leusjnaun Ernest, saloon keei^er, r. 1305 Mason
Leut. rut Charles T., camagemaker H. M. Black, r. 620
Stevenson
Ltuteiie Eugene, saddlemaker Main & Winchester, r.
5 Pollard PI
Leut^eb Carl, artist, r. 815 Stockton
LeutUulzT., boottitter, r. 3'.i0 Dupont
Levach r Felix, pit ture frame dealer, r. NW cor De-
vi^■adt ro ana Post
Levagg! B murdiuo, liquor saloon, 3 Vallejo
Leva;-gi (iiuseppe, gaiuener, r. Kidley, nr Fillmore
Levaggi G. B. *: Co. (Gianbatis a Levajjgi, and Paul
Barbie ri) , fruits and vegetables, 303 Fourth
Levaggi Giaubatista (G. B. Levaggi & Co.), r. 303
Fourth
Levaggi Joseph, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Levaggi P. tir. fisherman, r. 8'J6 Front
Levagu A., r. (J'i. Califurnia
L.,vanway W. F., r. lOOu Ltirkin
J.cvaroue Charles, gardener, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Levarone Francisco, drayman, r. 17 Lafayette PI
Levaroue ^teven, buotbl.,<-k, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Levasque Anson, plumbur Bush & Scudder, r. 1211 De-
visadeni
Levtnlmrg Henry, restaurant, r. 945 Folsom
Levenburg Samuel peddhr, r. 10 Alemany
Leveue Louis, i)oddlei , r. 120 Gilbert
Leveusaier Josiph G. (Pitman, Middleton & Leven-
saler, and A. F. Spear & Co.), r. 8J5 Guerrero
LovinsiiJer K. L., bookketper Hanley & Snow, r. 825
Gm rrero
Leveui^ein G., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Leveiitntt Marion (S. W. Kosenstock & Co.), r. The
Baldwin
Leveque A., r. 326 Geary
Leveque Gustave, clerk, r. 3 Green PI
Lev que Joseph (Leveque & Potter), r. 1119?t5 Miss
Leveque v Potter (Joseph Leveque, and Frederi k W.
Pott( r) , jiropliB S. F. Last Factory, 10 Stevenson
Lever May T. Miss, govcriiess, r. 330 Geary
Lev reutz C. Ac Co. (Andrew Gustaveson), money
brokers, 530 Moi t^'omery
Levere. tz Charli 8 (C. Leverentz & Co.), and cigars
and tobacco, 53li Montgomery, r. 1711 ^tockton
Leveridge William K. (Leveridge k. Co.), r. 431 Geary
Levi ridge *: Co. (William K. Leveridge), commission
niclcbants, 318 Pine, mom 7
Leveroiie Nicholas, vegetable peddli r. r. 608 Green-
wich
Lever ui Frank, laborer Frank H. Burke, r. S b Blux-
ome, nr Sixth
Lovtruni Louis (i.everoni .<: Co.), r. 1510 Broadway
Leveroui & Co. (Louis Levcroni), wood and coal, 1510
Bro dway
Levcry Robert, shlpcarpeuter Matthew Turner
Levet Alary E. Mrs., r. 414 Post
Levey A<lolpIi, salesman Samuel Isaacs & Bros., r.
1311 <)( tavia
Levey (Uiarles (L. C. Levey *: Bro.) , r. 424 Kearny
Levey Edw«rd L., r. 160] ;<j Fillmore
L< V. y Isador (Levey *; H:irris). r. 220 Leavenworth
LEVEY L. C. ^ BKO. (Cliarles Levey), gents'
furni.^hiug gi>(id.s. i'U Kearny
Levey i.ewis C. (L C. Levey & Bro.) , r. 220 Leav
Levey Marcus, clothing, 9 Jackson, r. 220 Leav
Lev< y 1 hillip. foreman I. S. Uosenbaum & Co., r. 1134
Broadway
Levey & Harris (Isador Levey and Julius Harris) , hair-
dressing saloon, 705 >4 Market
Levi Aaron, r. 309 Eddy
Levi Aaron, r. 812 Kearny
Levi Albert A. (A. B. Elfelt & Co.), r. New York
I Levi Alexander, tailor, 1231 Folsom
Levi Jacob (M. Ehrman & Co.), r. New York
Levi Jacob, driver Deloche & Corthay, r. 20 Mont-
gomery Av
Levi Leonidas, chief engineer stmr Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Levi Louis, peddler, r. 424 Shipley
Levi Marquis, clerk Klopstock k. (io., r. 115 Page
Levi Raphael, junkdealer, 716 Vallejo
Levi Rebecca (widow), market, NW cor Bryant and
Chesley
Levi Samuel, peddler, r. 19 Garden
Levi William, clerk Da\-id Magnes, r. 211 Hyde
Levi William, horsetrader, r. 12 Garden
Levi. See Levy
Leviathan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) , Frederick E.
Luty secretary, office 507 Montgomery
Leviel i'oussaint, expressman, r. 18 Allen
Leviele Silvest 'r L., cigars, 1027 Howard
Levigne Alfred, r. The Baldwin
Levigne Oney, waiter J. B. Kassette, r. NW cor Eighth
and Brannan
Leville Samuel, carriagemaker John Olquist, r. Oak-
land
Levillia Carlos, carpenter, r. NE cor Green and Van
Ness Av
Levin Isadore (L. Levin & Son), r. 766 Folsom
Levin Jacob, clerk L. Levin k Son, r. 766 Folsom
Levin Ja.ob, tailor, 239 Fifth
Levin Julius, salesman Will & Finck), r. 766 Fol-
som
Levin L. k Son (Isador Levin), books and stationery,
333 Bush
Levin Louis (L. Levin & Son), r. 766 Folsom
Levin Max, barber, r. 18M Harriet
Levine Isaac, grainer, r. 1002 Minna
Levine John, waiter, r. 1002 Minna
Leviue Mary Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1002 Minna
Levine Peter, baker, r. 1002 Minna
Levingston Abraham, crockery and glassware, 8 Sixth
Levirigston Emanuel, fancy goods, NE cor Larkln and
O'Fariell
Levingston Isaac, upholsterer Gustav Baum, r. 1010
Polk
Levingston Isadore, showcasemaker S. Bernstein, r.
800 Larkin
Levingston Jacob, bookkeeper Samuel Leszynsky &
Bros., r. 1010 Polk
Levingston Lazarus J., groceries, 1010 Polk
Levingston. See Livingston
Levitisky Arthur, bookkeeper Levinsky Bros., r. 922
O'P'arrell
LiEVIXSKY BROS. (Louis and Mark), shoe
mauufs, 349 Market
Levinsky Lawrence, assistant bookkeeper Levinsky
Bros., r. 1318 Geary
Levinsky Louis (Levinsky Bros.), r. 922 O'Farrell
Levinsky Mark (Levinsky Bros.), c. 1318 Geary
Levinsky Minnie Mrs., r. 1138 Sutter
Levin-ioii C. Mrs., r. 209 Turk
Levinson Fanny (widow), r. 430 Tyler
Le Vinson Htrman, moniybroker, NE cor Battery and
Clay, r. 734 Geary
Levinson Israel, peddler, r. 429 Natoma
Levinson Jacob B., clerk New Zealand Ins. Co., r. 1507
Steiner
Levinson John, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 430
Tyler
Levinson M., peddler, r. 430 Natoma
Levinson Rose Miss, vice-i)riucipal North Cosmopoll-
tan Grammar School, r. 209 Turk
Leviuson William A., bookkeeper Block & Bernhard,
r. 209 Turk
Levis Sadie Miss, frlngem.iker W. Englander, r. 210
Ellis
Levisee Aaron B., agent TJ. S. Internal Revenue Dept,
office TI. 8. Court Building, r. The Baldwin
I.^EVISON BROTHERS (Herman Levison and \
John T lionestell) , importers watches, jewelry, I
diamonds, silverware, watch materials, etc.. 134 j
Sutter
Levison Herman (Levison Brothers and California
Jewelry Co.) , r. Palace Hotel
Levison Hyman, merchant tailor, 323 Montgomery
and 41 Third, r. 187 Jessie
BULLOCH oc JONES, lOu Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Levi son Isaac M., plumber Douglass k Martin, r. 1510
Powell
Levison Jacob, traveling agent Paquette & Graham, r.
140a Octavia
LevJBOu Mark, insurance broker, office 204 Bush. r.
1507 Stfiner
Levisou Rosalie (widow), t.TM Geary
Levison Williani A., clerk, r. 411 Powell
tEVISTON GEORGE, attornt y at law, office 328
Montgomtry, ro(^m 19, r.C'TS Tush
Leviston Harriet (widow), r. G23 Bush
Leviston W'illiani, attorney at law, office 6 Montgom-
ery Av, r. 023 Bush
Levit Samuel, r. 1221 Webster
Levitsky David (Levy & Levitsky), r. 414 Hayes
Levy A. Mrs., furniture, 772 Mission
Levy A. & Co. (Jacob Levy), wholesale fruits, 20G
Washington
Levy Aaron, boots and shoes, 134 Pacific
Levy Aaron N., upholsterer. 1020 Howard, r. 300 Hyde
Levy Abel. glazier, r. 503 Tihania, bet Fifth and Sixth
Levy Abraham, cellarman Saulmann's Kesiauraut, r.
518 California
Levy Abraham, real estate, office 109 Sansom, r. 318
Fulton
Levy Abraham, salesman Lilienthal & Co., r. 309 Pow
Levy Abraham, salesman Goldstein & Kernan, r.
12103^ Mission
Levy Abraham, tailor, 867 Folsom
Levy Adeline (widow), r. 627 Geary
Levy Adoliih (A. Levy & Co.), r. 1214 Pierce
Levy Adolpli, boots and shoes, l; 8 Sect nd, r. 744 Fol '
Levy Albert, expressman, 537 California, r. 4 Park Av
Levy Alexander, blacksmith Andrew Onderdouk
Levy Alexander, poiter, r. 1200 Powell
Levy Alexander, whoUsale and retail wines and
liquors, 18 Stockton, r. 1120 Powell
Jievy Alfred, elerk, r. Montgomery, ur Vallejo
Levy Angelique (widow), r. 715 Eddy
Levy Archibald, barber, r. 302 Third
Levy Argiu. steward, r. 0?<i Dale PI
Levy Asher N. (M. M. Feder it Co.), r. 422 Sixth
Levy Barnard, salesman Mierson, Jewell i: Co.. r. 707
Green
Levy Barney, cigarmaker Samuel Gordon, r. 54 Minna
liEVY BARUCH, groceries and liquors, .537 Clay,
r. 820 McAllister
Levy Benjamin H., r. 920 O'Farrell
Levy Benjamin S., clerk William Lewis & Co., r. 424
Eddy
Levy Bernard, manuf. flypaper, 432 Linden
Levy Bernard, porter Triett & Friedlander, r. 502 Bush
Levy Bernhard, shoemaker, 422 Hayes
Lew Bernhard L.. capiialist, r. 1121 Van Ness Av
L.EVY' BROTHERS (Robert and David), riding
school and livery stable, 737 Folsom
Levy Brothers (Julius and Henry), tinners, plumb-
ers, and gastitters, 327 Duijont
Levy C. Mrs., r. 323 Kearny
Levy Charles, auctioneer, r. 913 Folsom
Levy Charles, clerk A. Nicoll. r. 1025 Washington
Levy Charles, laborer, r. 4 Park Av
Levy Charles, pressman Taylor & Nevin, r. 110 Hyde
Levy Charles, student Barnard's Business College, r.
aOO Hayes
Levy Charles Mrs. (widow), private boarding, 104
Taylor
Levy Charles D., traveling agent, r. 44}^ Sixth
Levy Charles M., cigars and tobacco, 121 Montgomery,
r. 1020 Larkin
Levy Daiiiel, teacher languages Boys' High School, 'r.
017 Green
Levy David (Levy Bros.) , r. 7;>7 Folsom
Levy David, bookkeeper N. Brown & Co., r. 404 Stock
Levy David, painter, 618 California, r. 772 Mission
Levy David, peddler, r. 210 Peiry
Levy David L., watchmaker and jeweler, 39 Third, r.
174 Jessie
Levy David P., liquor saloon, 007 Sacramento, r. 1524
Powell
Levy David S., inspector Custom House, r. 1019 Polk
Levy Edward, agent, r. 1804 Laguua
Levy Edward J., melter melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. NE cor Height and Oi tiivia
Levy Elias, clerk Joseph H. Levy, r. 017 Washington
Levy Elias, salesman M. 8c hwartz, r. 423 Sixth
Levy Elias, secondhand furniture, 872 Folsom, r. 179
Clara
Levy Emanuel, agent Equitable Life Assurance Soc,
r. 2101 Bush
Levy Estelle Miss, dressmaker Miss Annie Friedlan-
der, r. 431 Grove
Levy Eugene H., assayer, r. 2101 Bush
Levy Eugene W., law clerk Wlnans, Belknap & Godoy,
r. 1133 Ellis
Levy Eva Mrs., furnished rooms, 404 Stockton
Levy F. & M. (I''<^lix and Marks), market, W s Mis-
sion, nr Thirtieth
Levy Felix (F. & M. Levy) , r. W s Miss, nr Thirtieth
Levy Frederick H., bookkeeper M. Hyman & Co., r.
521 Tyler
Levy Fhra Miss, milliner Mrs. Elise Leavenworth, r.
810 Stockton
Lew Flora Miss, milliner Mme. Jane A. Moere, r. 362
Third
Levy George, shirt manuf, 417 Jones
Le\y H., diivtr Omnibus R. R.
Levy H., poultry and game, 81 California Market, r.
1023 Post
Levy H., operator Gold and Stock Telegraph Co.. r. 34
Turk
I,evy Hannah, midwife, r. 428 Third
Le\y Harris, dry goods, r. 12 Hyde
Levy Harris, second hand clothing, 2C5 Third, r. 147
Tehama
Levy Harry F., barber, r. 503 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Levy Hattie Miss, assistant Fourth Street Primary
School, r. 1157 Mission
Levy Henry (Levy brothers) , r. 2 Chatham PI
Levy Henry (Straus & Levy) , r. 307 Hayes
Levy Henry, collector J. Schweitzer & Co.,r. 908 Ellis
Levy Henry, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 210
Peny
Levy Henry, traveliiig agent, r. 404 Stockton
Levy Henry L. (Martin ^ Levy), r. 507^ Hyde
Levv Heniy M., r. 715 Eddy
Levy Henry M., usher Bella Union Theater ,r. 1413 Kear
Levy Herujan, r. 50 Ritch
Levy Herman, capitalist, r. tOO Ellis
Levy Herman, telegri:ph operator, r. 104 Taylor
Levy Heimau L., r. 1935 Clay
Levy H. M., clerk Justice Mining Co., r. 905 Market
Levy Hyman, expressman, cor Pine and Battery, r.
1905' Webster
Levy Isaac (Livingston & Co.), r. C17 Green
Levy Isaac (Mierson, Jewell & Co.), r. 707 Green
Levy Isaac, cooper, r. 809 Folsom
Levy Isaac, liquor agent, 421 Fourth
Levy Isaac Jr., driver J. Schweitzer & Co., r. 908 Ellis
Levy Isaac Sr. (J. Schweitzer & Co.), r. 908 Ellis
Levy Isaac B., bookkeeper Baruch Levy, r. 826 McAl-
lister
Levy Isaac D. (Brief ner & Levy), r. 653 Washington
Levy Isaac G., r. 102 Ninth
Levy Isidore, peddler, r. 15 Varenne PI
Levy Isidore, tailor, r. 203 Second
Levy Isidore W., assistant bookkeeper Livingston k
Co., r. 617 Green
Levy Jacob (A. Levy & Co.). r. 1214)^ Pierce
Levy Ja. ob (Feist, Frank & Co.), r. 521 Tyler
Levy Jacob, market, SE cor Geary and Buchanan, r.
SW cor Webster and O'Farrell
Levy Jacob, nierchaut, r. 722 Tyler
Levy Jac( b, musician, r. 7 Dupunt
Levy Jacob, t;.ilor, Kl(i Stockton
Levy John (Bravtrman k Levy), r. 834 O'Farrell
Levy John, clerk Walter Hanis & Co., r. 809 Kesmy
Levy John C, salesman Nathan J. Hyman, r. 189 Hyde
Levy Joseph, driver Dakin & Libby
Levy Joseph, sacks, 932 Harrison, r. 116 Hyde
Levy Joseph- X., musii ian Standard Theater, r. 416
Poet
Levy Joseph H., pawnbroker, 017 Washington
Levy Joseph H., varieties, 428 Kearny
Levy Jules, importer embroideries, 126 Kearny, room
31, r. 717 Eddy
Levy Julius (Levy Bros.), r. 23C Sutter
Levy Julius, r. 1023 Post
Levy Julius, cigars aud tobacco, 362 Third
Levy Julius, merchant, r. 1901 Stockton
Livy Kot-suth. jeweler, r. 104 Taylor
Levy L.. laborer Sui)eiintendent of Streets
Levy Lazare. r. ;,07 Clementina
Levy Lena, dresf maker Miss Annie Friedlander, r.
431 Gre)Vo
Levy Leein, r. 523 N.itoma
Levy Leopi Id. upholsterer, r. 1919 Filmore
Levy Lewis, bi»eits anel shoes, 528 Kearny, r. 707 Green
Levy Leon, r. 1517 Webster
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Tl ird Street
34
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy St
LEV
530
LEW
Levy LoTiis, r. 112 Eleventh
Levy Louis, clerk Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman, r.
814 O'Farrell
Levy Louis, clerk Jacob Schnitzer, r. 867 Folsom
Levy Louis, clothier and tailor, 314 Fourth
Levy Louis, clothing, '227 Pacific
Levy Louis local policeman, r. 625 Geary
Levy Louis, men's famishing goods, 412 Third
Levy Louis, merchant, r. Commercial Hotel
Levy Louis, merchant, r. 1210 Turk
Levy Louis, peddler, r. 148 Shipley
Levy Louis, peddler, r. 424 Shipley
Levy Louis A., proprietor Westminster House, 614
Sutter
Levy M., clothing, r. 220 Leavenworth
Levy M. & Co. (Marcus and Morris Levy), gents' fur-
nishing goods, 25 Sansom
Levy Marcus (M. Levy & Co.). r. 510 Larkin
Levy Marcus, crockery, and manuf window shades,
231 Sixth
Levy Mark, clerk S. B. Oppenheim, r. 423 Sixth
Lew Marks (F. & M. Levy) , r. W s Mission, nr Thir-
tieth
Levy Marks, tailor, r. 57 Langton
Levy Marks D., r. 1025 Washington
Levy Martha (widow) , r. 20 Louisa
Levy Martin, r. 6 Central PI
Levy Mary (widow) , r. 1027 Hyde
Levy Mary Mrs., confectionery, etc., 1520 Polk
Levy Maurice B. (Levy k Levitsky) , r. 1157 Mission
Lew Max, bookkeeper Nathan, Pulverman & Co., r.
1608 Van Ness Av
Levy Max, hairdressing saloon, 358 Fourth
Levy Max, tailor. 403 Sutter, r. 1326 Polk
Levy Mayer, market, Buchanan, nr Grove, r. 811 Bu-
chanan
Levy Meyer, clerk H. Levy, r. 1123 Howard
Levy M. H,, capitalist, r. 905 Market
Levy Michael S., tailor, 176 Minna
Levy Morris (Morris Levy & Co.), r. 42 Jackson
Levy Morris jM. Levy & Co.) , r. New York
Levy Morris, clerk Theodore Liebermaun, r. 1023
'Wa.sliington
Levy Morris, driver M. Michelseu, r. NE cor Eddy
and Hyde
Levy Morris, insurance broker, r. 1133 Ellis
Levy Morris, pawnbroker, r. 1123 Howard
Levy Morris & Co. (Isaac Herman), clothing and fur-
nishing goods, 42 Jackson
Levy Moses, ciparmaker Riese Brothers, r. 216 Perry
Levy Nathan, clerk, r. 1019 Polk
Levy Nathan, liquor dealer, r. 452 Jessie
Levy Nathan, merchant, r. 828 McAllister
Levy Oscar S., commission merchant. 543 Market, r.
802 Turk
Levy Peppie, groceries and liquors, SW cor Jackson
and Mason
Levy Philip, dry goods ,1308 Pacific
Levy Raphael, junkdealer, r. 431 Grove
Levy Rachael Miss, hairdresser, 1326 Polk
Levy Richard L., actor, r. 104 Taylor
Levy Robert (Levy Brothers) , r. 20 Louisa
Levy Rosa (widow) , r. 526 Jessie
Levy SiMuuel, cigardealer, r. Overland House
Levy Samuel, clerk, r. 452 Jessie
Levy Samuel, nurse, r. 428 Third
Levy Samuel G., clerk Bernard Blumenthal, r. 876 Fol-
som
Levy Samuel J., foreman Gray Bros., r. 216 Perry
liEVlf SAMUEL AV., importer and manuf boots
and shoes, 29-31 Battery, factory 115-117 Hayes, r.
424 Eddy
Levy Sarah (widow), r. 702 Harrison
Levy Simeon, critic News Letter, r. 807 California
Levy Simon, clerk John S. Bowman & Co., r. 732
Grove
Levy Solomon, r. 767 Bryant
Levy Solomon (Lasar, Schwartz k Levy), r. 1624
Geary
Levy Solomon, candymaker George Hass & Co., r. 404
Stockton
Levy Solomon, cutter, r. 634 Filbert
Levy Solomon, tailor, 2.35 Jackson, r. 1025 Wash
Levy Sylvain, salesman F. Chevalier & Co., r. 702
Harrison
Levy Walter H., prosecuting attorney City Criminal
Court, office Old City Hall, second floor, and 33
Nevada Block, r. 715 Eddy
Levy William, fancy goods, r. 116 Hyde
Levy Wolfe, tailor, r. 4 Park Av
Levy & Co. (Felix and Marks Levy) , market, Ws Mis-
sion, bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Levy & Levitsky (Maurice B. Levy and David Levit-
sky) , real-estateagents, ojffice 306 Montgomery
Levy. See Levi
Lewald George, bookkeeper, r. 1523 Geary
Lewald Louis, expressman, SW cor Battery and Cali-
fornia, r. 415 Grove
Lewald Samuel, salesnaan Frankenthal & Co., r. 415
Grove
Lewandowski Bruno, waiter, r. 326 Minna
Lewarn William J., bakery and confectionery, E s Va-
lencia, nr Twenty-sixth
Lewdd Edward, teamster, r. 641 Commercial
Leweke George, salesman L. & E. Wertheimer, r. 457
Jessie
Lewellen Wilson, carpenter, r. 312 Mason
Lewellyn Robert, liquor saloon, 14 Clay, r. 1248 How
Lewellyn. See Llewellyn
Lewenthal Wolf, dry goods, SE cor Bush and Devi-
sadero
Lewes John, fireman, r. 320 Vallejo
Lewin John, waiter "The Fountain, SE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Lewin Morris (Aronsohn& Co., and I. Aronsohn &Co.),
r. 600 Jessie
Lewin Morris, fancy goods, 430 Broadway
Lewin Moses (Rademacher& Lewin), r.l8J^ Harriet
Lewin Robert, blacksmith, r. 10 Hayes
Lewis Aaron M., carpenter FrederickW. Zehfuss.r. 718
Natoma, bet Seventh and Eighth
Lewis Abraham (Lewis & Harris) .r .433 Clementina
Lewis Abraham, helper melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint. r. 32^ Geary
LEWIS AD. & CO., importers and wholesale
cigars and tobacco, 319 Sacramento
Lewis Adolph (Ad. Lewis & Co.), r. 1303 Gough
Lewis Albert H., correspondent Marcus C. Hawley &
Co., r. 813 Bush
Lewis Albert J., salesman George C. Shreve & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Lewis Alexanders., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
China
Lewis Andrew J., r. S 8 Point Lobos Av, nr Twenty-
Sixth Av
Lewi.s Anthony, laborer, r. 646 Howard, rear
Lewis Arnold, engineers' watchman stm El Capitan,
r. 22 Russell
LEAVIS BROS. (Meyer, Joseph and Samuel) , im-
porters leaf tobacco, and manufs cigars, 213-217
Battery
Lewis Burnett L., salesman J. W. Shaeffer k Co., r.
770 Harrison
Lewis C. H. (Allen & Lewis), r. Portland, Oregon
Lewis C. H., first officer S. S. Idiho, Broadway Wharf
Lewis Charles, barber Peter Fisher, r. Niagara House
Lewis Charles, cook, r. 1122 Larkin
Lewis Charles, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Lewis Charles, second cook City and County Hospi-
tol, r. cor "Twenty-third and York
Lewis Charles A., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1822 O'Farrell
Lewis Charles H., patrolman Underwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, r. 174 Jessie
Lewis C. L., student Barnard's Business College
Lewis Clara Miss, dressmaker Miss Annie Friedlan-
der. r. 506 Jessie
Lewis Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Pinal Co.,
Arizona), J. W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine,
room 15
Lewis David, jeweler, 1120 Market, r. 789 Stevenson
Lewis Delia Mrs., liquors and cigars, r.W g Kentucky,
nr Sixteenth
Lewis Dora (widow) , r. 502 Gough
Lewis E. A. (widow), r. 204 McAllister
Lewis E. D., r. 10U8 Union
Lewis Emma J. (widow) , r. 435 Bush
Lewis Edgar L., bookkeeper Atkinson, Doud & Co., r.
1614 Geary
Lewis Edward, artist, r. 1028 Market
Lewis Edward M., carriagetrimmer, 638 Valencia
Lewis Kdwin. (Edwin Lewis & Son), r. 2.526 Webster
Lewis Edwin, assistant engineer California Dry Dock
Co., r. Seventh Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Lewis Edwin, sailmaker, r. 134 Perrv
LOUIS KDAVIN Hi SON (J. Rome Lewis) , general
insurance agents, office 410 California
Lewis Edwin C, boarding, 1011 Battery, r. 23 John
Lewis Elizabeth Miss, r. 944 Folsom
Lewis Ellen Mrs., domestic 623 Tyler
BULLOCK & JON E?--Importmg Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
LEW
531
LEW
Lewis Emanuel, shoe factory aupplies, 569 Market, r.
1941 Geary
Lewis E. T., head bellman Palace Hotel
Lewis E. W., contractor, r. 1315 Green
Lewis Frank, deckhand stm Yosemite
Lewis Frank, seaman S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Lewis Frederick M., clerk J. L. Schmitt & Co., r. 1614
Geary
Lewis Frederick R., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. cor
Sterner and Tyler
Lewis Freeman H., whltener James C. Sellers, r. Oak-
land
Lewis George, assistant E. C. Lewis, r. 23 John
Lewis George, bookkeeper T. & S. S. Morton, r. 516
Leavenworth
Lewis George, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 427 Hayes
Lewis George E., clerk, r. 1011 Battery
Lewis George H., driver Napa Soda Works, r. 2523
Pine
Lewis Gussie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Lewis Harriet G. (widow), r. 432 Twenty-second
Lewis Harris, merchant, oflfice lO'J Sansom, r. 914 Sut
Lewis Harry F., collection clerk Anglo-Californian
Bank, r. 1614 Geary
Lewis Harry W. (Lewis & David), r. 1011 Battery
Lewis H. E. (widow) , dressmaker, 153 Ninth
Lewis Henry (E. Gauthier i Co.), r. 524 Union
Lewis Henry, waiter Union Club
Lewis Henry E., r. Nucleus House
Lewis Henry J., bakery, N s Haight, bet Fillmore and
Webster
Lewis Henry L., general commission merchant, 215
Sacramento, r. 770 Harrison
Lewis Henry M., watchmaker and jeweler, 655 Clay
Lewis Henry S., miichinehand Cal. Cracker Co., NW
cor Broadway and BattLTy
Lewis Herman, barber, 202 Pacific, r. Sailors' Home
Lewis Isaac, salesman Lippman Bros., r. 502 Gough
Lewis Isaac, salesman Wolf Caro, r. 701 Hayes
Lewis J., r. 867 Market
Lewis J. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A.. O Asten
Lewis Jacob, salesman Nast & Greenzweig, r. 501 Post
Lewis James B., carpenter, r. 267 Minna
Lewis James H., teamster A. Silvestri & Co., r. 1904
Powell
Lewis James M. (Lewis & Co.), r. 615 Eighteenth
Lewis J. B. L., foreman J. Laine & Son, r. East Oak-
land
Lewis J. D., clerk Thomas Price, r. 524 Sacramento
Lewis J. D., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 614 Bush
Lewis John, r. 327 First
Lewis John, r. BUmdell House
Lewis John, bookkeeper Knowland & Doe, r. 371 First
Lewis John, clerk Middleton, Bryde & Co., r. 2206
Mason
Lewis John, cook Winfield S. Mack, r. 15 Valencia
Lewis John, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland Ferry,
r. 320 Vallejo
Lewis John, fruits and vegetables, N s Greenwich, nr
Steiner
Lewis John, plumber Fred. Kaisch, r. cor Eighteenth
and Fair Oaks
Lewis John B., real estate, office 500 Montgomery, r.
409 Bryant
Lewis John F., r. 1157 Folsom
Lewis John F., civil engineer, office 533 Kearny, r.
Oa ' land
Lewis John F., plumber, r. 174 Clementina
Lewis John S., restaurant, 637 Mission
Lewis John T., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 121
Sbotwell
Lewis Joseph (Lewis Bros.) , r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Lewis Josepli, cook, r. 152 Steuart
L<'wiB Jo-eph B., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Dolores aim Church
LewisJosle Mrs., actress Adelphl Theater, r. 906
Stockton
Lewis J. Rome (Edwin Lewis & Son), r. 2526 Webster
Lewis Julia Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 26 Rauach
Lewis Lemuel T., assayer, r. 2212 Webster
Lewis L. J., mining, olfice 318 Pine, room 6
Lewis L. M. Mrs. (widow) , r. 1516 Polk
Lewis Louis, liquor saloon, SW cor Georgia and
Shasta
Lewis Louis, teamster George Mayer, r. 530 Seven-
teenth -31
Lewis Louis, turner J. H. Krueger
Lewis Louisa, domestic The Baldwin
Lewis Lyon, teacher Hebrew, r. 704 Larkin
Lewis Marcus M., clerk H. M. Lewis, r. 418 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Lewis Marks, glazing and window glass, 658 Mission,
r. 226 Minna
Lewis Mary Miss, dressmaker D. Samuels, r. 22 Bus-
sell
Lewis Marj- Mrs., nurse, r. 1318 Dupont
Lewis Mary A. (widow), r. 944 Folsom
Lewis Meyer (Lewis Bros.), r. The Baldwin
Lewis Meyer, salesman Emanuel Lewis, r. 1941 Geary
Lewis Michael, messmau Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Lewis Miles B., carriagemaker, r. 134 Ridley
Lewis Milton A.,jnilkman, r. 2212 Webster
Lewis Mitchell M., cigardealer, r. 418 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Lewis Morris, expressman, r. 729 Broadway
Lewis Mortimer J. (Boyd & Lewis), r. 1011 Valencia
Lewis Myer, barber Otere & Periuo, r. 729 Broadway
Lewis Orvill H., bookkeeper William E. Mayhew, r.
144 Fourth
Lewis Oscar (McCormick, Lewis & Co.), r. 2608 Leav
Lewis Philip, coachman W. S. Hobart, r. 629 Sutter
Lewis Philip, commission merchant, r. 427 Sixth
Lewis Philip, merchant, r. 1614 Geary
Lewis R., waiter, r. 630 Commercial
Lewis R. G. Mrs., dressmaking, 126 Kearny, rooms
27-29
Lewis R. H., printer, r. 202 Sixth
Lewis Richard, carpenter, r. 9 Essex
Lewis Richard, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, r. Sacra-
mento
Lewis Richard, expres.sman Oakland Ferry, r. Bush,
nr Buchanan
Lewis R. N. F., printer, r. 926 Harrison
Lewis Robert, carpenter, r. 136 Rose Av
Lewis Robert E., collector, r. 944 Folsom
Lewis Robert G. (Lewis & Harris) , r. SE cor Kearny
and Sutter
Lewis Rodman P., attorijey at law, r. 2806 Pine
Lewis Rose Miss, buttonholemaker John W. Coppage,
r. 153 Ninth
Lewis Sabin F. Mrs., r. 2534 Folsom
Lewis Sadie Miss, dressmaker Miss Annie Frledlan-
der, r. 612 Laguna
Lewis Samuel (Lewis Brothers), r. 900O'Farrell
Lewis Samuel, barkeeper Adelphi Theatre, r, 607 Cal
Lewis Samuel, laborer, r. nr Rock Ranch, Fairmount
Lewis Samuel, pantryman S. S. Onward, r. 505 East
Lewis Samuel Q., miner, r. SW cor Mont and Bdwy
Lewis Simon, r. 26 Rausch
Lewis Solomon, jeweler David Lewis, r. 789 Stevenson
Lewis T. B., mining and real estat« oflice, 320 Sansom,
room 15
Lewis Thomas, architect, r. 657 Howard
Lewis Thomas, mechanic, r. 704 Broadway
Lewis Thomas, veterinary surgeon, 924 Mission
Lewis Thomas B., foreman Andrew Ouderdoak, r.
202 Ji Francisco
Lewis Thomas O, clerk U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
1831 Jessie
Lewis Thomas S., baker, r. 427 Hayes
Lewis Thomas T., passenger agent Pacific Coast S. S.
Co., r. 439 Minna
Lewis Thomas W., butcher Lewis & Co., r. 616 Eigh-
teenth
Lewis T. J., lastmaker, r. 322 Main
Lewis Urban A., carpenter, r. 820 Folsom
Lewis W. C, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Lewis Wesley, butcher, r. 615 tighteenth
Lewis William, r. 3 Mary Lane
Lewis William (William Lewis & Co.), r. 424 Eddy
Lewis William, bookkeeper H. Behrendt & Co., r. 704
Larkin
Lewis William, carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r.
Oakland
Lewis William, patternmaker, r. 9 Essex
Lewis William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Lewis William, seaman Pacific Muil S. S. China
LEWIS WILLIAM vNi CO., cigar manufs, 30-32
California
Lewis William D., bill distributor, r. 407 Turk
Lewis William D., glassblower, r. 152 Silver
Lewis William J., civil engineer, office 102 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 461 Natoina
■Lewis William R., bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 153 Sixteenth
Lewis & Co. (James M. Lewis and James G. Chestnut) ,
market, HI Fourth
Lewis & Co. (Lewis Albert, George Hall, and John
Warren Norton), teamsters, Pier 1, Steuart
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
AUDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
LEW
532
LIE
Lewis & David (Harry W. Lewis, and Isaac L.David),
oil clothing manufs, 7 Broadway
Lewis & Harris (Abraham Lewis, and Samuel Harris),
hairdressing saloon, 8'22 Kearny
LEWIS »& HARRIS (El bert G.Lewis, and George
C. Harris) . proistrs Capitol Saloon, 226 Mont
Lewis. See Louis
Lewison Louis, r. 608 Post
Lewitt William, physician, office and r. 16 Turk
Lewitt AVilliam B., physician, office and r. 1003
Mission
Lewko Morris, spectacles, etc., NW cor California and
Montgomery, r. 21 }6 Garden
Lewkowitz Jacob, money broker, NE cor Market and
Kearny, r. 303 k> Turk
Lewthwaite Alexander, bookkeeper S. P. Taylor &
Co.. r. East Oakland
Lewy ChaflesA., sailmaker W. C. Wood, r. 335 Park
Av
Lexington Mining Co.. Henry B. Congdon secretary,
240 Montgomery, room 3
Leydecker Theodore W. (Leydecker & Wieboldt), r.
Oakland
Leydecker & "Wieboldt (Theodore W. Leydecker, and
" Henry W. Wieboldt) , liquor saloon, SW cor Clay
and East, and 631 Davis
Leyden Andrew, coremaker Thompson Bros., r. 139
Xatoma
Leyden Derby, estraman Engine Xo. 10, S. F. F. D.
Leyden John, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Leyendecker Joseph, stableman National Brewery,
r. SE cor Fulton and Webster
Leyuer Christina (widow), r. 5 Montgomery Court
Lezeart Daniel, fireman Southern Pac. R. E. Co., r.
214 Shotwell
Lhez Bernardine Miss, governess 116 Turk
Lhez J. M., wines and liquors, 1120 Diipont
Lhote Eugene, clerk Roturier & Zabaldauo, r. 1142J^
Alarket
Lhote Fannie Mrs., lodgings, 1142Vrj Market
Lhote Rene, r. NE cor Dolores and Twentieth
Liard John, liquor saloon, .506 Sixth
Libalsky Charles, laborer, r. NE cor Fifth and Bran-
nan
Libbev Frank F., r. .509 Brvant
1.1BBEY JOHN G. (Dakln & Libbev), and secre-
tary Commercial Soap Co., r. 303 Van Ness Av
Libbey M. Lawrence, dentist, office and r. NW cor
Kearny and G»-ary
Libbey William H., expressman, cor Brannan and
Fifth, r. W s Missouri, nr Santa Clara
Libbey. See Libby
Libbing Henry H., private detective, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 12, r. ()33 Natoma
Libby Daniel B., ticket agent Southern Pac. E. R.
Depot, r. 34.5 Fifth
Libby Daniel C, policeman City Hall, r. 129 Thir-
teenth
Libby Dorville, manager i)ublishing department A.
L. Bancroft & Co., r. 311 Stockton
Libby E. L., driver Omnibus K. E., r. Mason, nr
Vallejo
Libby Ella Miss, r. 1.505 Vj Steiner
Libby Georgie F. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh
Street Primary School, r. 1.505 '<.• Steiner
Libby Mary E. (widow), r. 1.505 f<j Steiner
Llbhy Solom^n, ship joiner, r. 1063 Broadway
Libermau Jacob, with P. Liberman & Son, r. 118
OFarrell
Libermau Julius (P. Liberman & Son) , r. 118 O'Far-
r.ll
Liberman Peter (P. Liberman k Son) , r. New York
Liberman P. & Son (Julius Liberman), importers fur-
nishing goods, 12.5 8ansom
Liberman. See Liebermanu
Liberty Hall, 801 Market
Liberty Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Rutherford H.
Brown secretary, office 20 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Llbsey John, messenger South Pac. Coast R. R. Office,
20 Nevada Block
LICENSE COLLECTOR, CITY AN'O COUN-
TY, office New City Hall, basement
Lichau E. Mrs., dressmaker, 756 Howard
Lichau Ernest, real estate agent, 756 Howard
Licht James, r. 863 J« Market
Licht Louis, fancy and gents furnishing goods, 145-
147 Second
Lichtenberg Charles B., watchmaker and optician,
1410 Powell
Lichtenberg William (Degener & Co.) , r. San Rafael,
Marin County
Liehtenstedt Joseph H., waiter Hemme & Reuter, r. 86
Everett
Lichtenstein Abraham, glazier, r. 435 Green
Lichtenstein Albert, clerk Merchants' Pro. Assn., r.
2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Benjamin H., watches and jewelry, and
pawnbroker, 221 and 702 Kearny, r. 702 Sutter
Lichtenstein Edward H., clerk B. H. Lichtenstein, r.
702 Sutter
Lichteuftein Edwin, porter Marcus Bros. & Co.. r.
2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Hannah (widow) , r. 978 Harrison
Lichtenstein Max, importer liquors, and general com-
mission merchant, 405 Front, r. 2104 Howard
Lichtenstein Morris, ladies underwear, 9 Dupont. r.
706 J^i Pine
Lichtenstein Moses B., manager Julius H. Hirschf eld,
r. 414 E Idy
Lichtenstein Moses H. , auction store,612J$ Montgom-
ery, r. 1825 Pine
Lichtenstein S. H., r. 1011 Leavenworth
Lichtenstein Solomon, clothing, 427 Pacific
Lichtenthal Max, agent Jl'^hr, Mohr A: Co., (Cincinnati,
Ohio) , office 321 Montgomery, r. Brunswick Hotise
Lichtig Thomas, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 311 Sut
Lichtner Conrad, waiter Emil A. Engelberg, r. 637
Broadwav
LICK HOUSE, George Schonewald manager, SW
cor Montgomery and Sutter
Lick James W. (F. L. Such & Co.) , r. cor Twenty-fourth
and Douglas
Lick John H., caijitalist. r. Lick House
LICK TRUST (The James Lick Trust), Henry E.
Mathews secretary, office COU Montgomerv, rooms
19-20
Lickefelt August, liquor saloon, NE cor Pacific and
Stockton, r. 724 Union
Lickel Maurice (Miller & Lickel). r. 100 Jackson
Lickens Milline, poultry ranch, Es Third Av, nr Clay
Lieot Charles, porter C. Anduran & Co., r. 816 Vallejo
Licet Leon, laundry, 711 Vallejo
Licot Nicholas, porter C. Anduran & Co., r. 816 Val-
lejo
Liddell John, steward Durein Bros., r. 1309 Stockton
Liddell William A., carpenter, r. 267 Minna
Liddle Christina, domestic 814 Powell
Liddle George K., clerk Liddle & Kaeding, r. 329
Fell
Liddle Robert (Liddle & Kaeding) , r. 329 Fell
Liddle William, extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r.
Greenwich, bet Dupont and Kearny
Liddle William R., r. 1627 Dupont '
Liddle & Kaeding (Robert Liddle And Charles V. B.
Kaeding), guns and sporting materials, 538 Wash
Liddy Patrick J., clerk Martin iMcIuerny, r. 324 '•i
Hayes
Lide John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Lidstrom Charles G., r. 850 Mission
Lidstrom Henry L., bookkeeper John Harrold, r. 850
Mission
Lleb Adam H., market, SW cor Eighth and Clementina,
r. 680 Clementina
Lieb Charles F., tailor, r E 8 Mississippi, nr Mariposa
Lieb Charles W., r. 1022 Mission
Lieb Willani, clerk, r. 1022 Mission
Lielj. See Laib
Lieben \., r. 211 Prospect PI
Liebenberg Albert H., groceries, NE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Liebenberg August, driver Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. 22 Lewis
Liebenberg Charles, groceries, SW cor Fourth and
Bryant, r. 572 §ryant J
Liebeubeig Emma, domestic 916 O'Farrell
Liebenberg Ernst, clerk H. Hollings, r. 9^9 Larkin
Liebenberg Henry, cook Fred. W. Kamps
Lieber Emeiy, cracker baker, r. E b Ohio, nr Vallejo
Lieber Leopold (Walter & Lieber), r. cor Bush and
Octavia
Lieber Margaret (widow), r. E s Ohio, nr Vallejo
Lieberknei kt Michael, tailor, r. 62 Jessie
Liebcrmau Julius, r. 118 O'Farrell
Liebermann Theodore, stock broker, office 310 Mont-
ery. r. 127 Montgomery
Liebermann . See Libermau
Liebers Christian B., propertyman Standard Theatre,
r. 22 Geary
Liebert Bertha Mrs., confectioner, 352 Fourth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Fi^ Shirts to Order.
"White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St.
LIE
533
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Liebert Bn'uio, teacher mwsio, r. 352 Fourth
Liehcrt Frances Mrs., vesttnaker, r. 515?^ Stevenson
Lieb.rt John T., tailor Mayer & Hirshfeld, r. HoOh
Steviiison
LIKBKS BROTHERS & CO. (Louis Licbes,
Jacob Liebts and Nathan Meyer) , importers and
iiianut's cigars and tobacco, 207-'iO'J Sacramento
L.IKBE8 H. & CO. (C. J. Behlow), importers and
iiianufrt furs, 113 Montgomery
Liebes Hermann (H. Liebes & Co.), r. 1714 Van Ness
\v
Liebes Isaac, bookkeeper H. Liebes & Co., r. 1714 Van
Ness Av
Liebes Jacob (Liebes Brothers k C6.), r. 1415 Cal
Liebes Louis (Liebes Brothers & Co.), r. 1512 Cal
Liebes. See Leebes and Liebs
Liebholdt Sidonie Miss, musician Tivoli Garden, r.
400 Sutter
Licbman Joseph, clerk HechtBros. & Co., r. 1201 Van
Ness Av
Liebman Louis, salesman Porter, Oppenheimer, Slesg-
iuger & Co., r. 404 btocktou
Liebmann Adolpli, salesman Michalitschke Bros., r.
Ahlborn House
Liebmann Otto (Anthes & Liebmann); r. 11 Geary
Liel>now Emma (widow), r. Itihi Colton
Liebold Gustave, r. 335 Fourth
Liebscliutz Charles, restaurant keeper, r. 1023 Powell
Lieker Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Lieker Frank W., bookkeep-i-r Louis Gregoire & Co., r.
1114 Pacific
Lieker Frederick, cigar maniit', r. 1114 Pacific
Lieker Herman, bookkeeper Payot, Di)ham & Co., r.
1114 Pacific
Lieker O. H., librarian Eureka Turn Verein, r. 1114
Pacific
Lien Edward, cook Becker & Moegling, r. 14 Ash Av
Lienurd Marie Mme., cleaner lace curtains, 621 J-i
Larkin
Lienard Uiric, carpenter, r. C2U<j Larkin
Lies Eugene, attorney at law, office 103 Montgomery
Av, r. 434 Hayes
Lies George P. & Co., cl,'ar manufs, Bernard Igstaed-
ter agent, 424 Sacramento
Licsch .\nton, liquor saloon, 245 Fourth
Lieseiifi Id Henry, varnisher Philip Liesenfeld, r. 945
Folsom >
LIESEXFEIiD PHILIP, billiard table ulikiuf,
and sole agent Phelan & Cullenders patent
tables and cushions, 585 Market
Liete John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Lievenn.th Charles H., salesman, r. «20 Howard
Lievre Isidore, salesman J. Cerf *: Co., r. "ItJ Post
Life Association of wVmerica (St. Louis, Mo.), I. W.
Tener secretary, California Department, office 311
California
Liftchild Charles, cashier and bookkeeper Percy
Beamish, r. 946 Wood, Oakland
Light House, William Ttagiie proptr. 550 Mission
LIGHT HOUSE DEPARTMENT PACIFIC
COAST (Twelfth District), inspectors and engi-
neers' office 120 Sutter
Light M. E. Mrs., r. 534 Bush
Light Morris P., book agent, r. 435 Pine
Lightburne Stafford, agent Singer Sewing Machine,
245 Sixteenth
Light-cupp Lee J., r. 121 Seventh
Lighte Jacob W., exjiressman, r. 1512 Hyde
Lightc P. S. Miss, vice-principal Clement Grammar
School, r. 1512 Hvde
Lightfuot Alfred R. (Carter & Lightfoot), attorney at
law, office 230 Montgomery, r. 720 Leavenworth
Lighthall A. H., architect, olhce 331 Mont, room (iS
Lighuier Harry, mining engineer, r. 1312 Guerrero
Lightner Isaac (Lightner & Wedelefe) . r. 1322Tyler
Lightner Joel F., mining secretary, office 58 Nevada
Block, r. 320 Ellis
Lightner Samuel, bookkeeper Lightner & Wedeles, r.
l:i22 Tyler
LIGHTNER <$ii WEDELES (Isaac Lightner, and
Isidore W. Wedeles) , importers paints, oils, hi"U8h-
es. window glafS, etc., 323-325 Market
Lighton Maggie, domestic 1432 Ellis
Ligue Nationale Franeais, office and library 120 Sut-
ter, rooms 10-17
Liguore Joseph, waiter, r. 12 John
Likel Maurice, bootmaker, r. 428 Broad%vay
Likens James W., clerk auditor Market St. R. R., r.
1114 Steiner
Lilienthal Albert E., with Lilienthal & Co., r. 1818 Cal
Lihenthal .\ugust, clerk C. Mangels & Co., r. SW cor
Mission and Third
Lilienthal Ernest (C. Mangels & Co.), r. 2505 Mission
Lilienthal Ernest, clerk Charles Karstens, r. NE cor
Sansoni and Jackson
Lilienthal Ernest R. (Lilienthal & Co.), r. 1818 Cal
Lilienthal H. (Ebbinghauseu & Co.), r. 2442 Mission
Lilienthal Henry, clerk, r. 122'.t Filbert
Lilienthal Herman, mar.%et, 770 Bryant, r. 246 Town-
send
Lilienthal J. Leo, with Lilienthal & Co., r. 1818 Cal
Lilienthal Philip N., cashier Auglo-Californian Bank,
r. 803 Stockton
LILIENTHAL <& CO. (Ernest R. Lilienthal),
wholesale liquors, and proiitrs Cyrus Noble Dis-
tillery, 223 California
Liljenberg Peter (Liljenberg & Bro.), r. 929-Harri8on
Liljenberg Sven (Lil.jeuberg & Bro.j, r. 928 Harrison
Liljenberg & Bro. (Peter and Sven Liljenberg) , car-
ri.igemakers, 928 Harrison
Lilkendey Otto W., liqiior saloon, SW cor Powell and
Francisco, r. 224 !<; Francisco
Lillard Henry K., student Heald's Business College
Lille Charles (Lille & Heilmauu, and Lille & Co.), r.
NW cor Bay and Webster
Lille Philip (Lille & Co.), r. NW cor Bay and Webster
Lille & Co. (Charles and Philip Lille), proptrs Har-
bor View Tallow Works, NW cor Bay and Web-
ster
Lille i*t Heilmann (C. Lille and R. Heilmanu) , proptrs
Harbor View Soap Works, NW cor Bay and Web-
Lille. See Lillif
Lilley Anna, domestic 714 McAllister
Lillian Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.),
Michael Landers secretary, office 309 Montgomery
Lilliauder John P., tailor, r. 500 Fourth
Lillie Caroline (widow) , r. 704 Dolores
Liliie Chester H., deputy county assessor, r. 310Kear
Lillie Christian F., sailmaker C. C. Funk, r. 26 Fair
Oaks
Lillie James, gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 121 Liberty, rear
Lillie Lewi.s, real-estate, and secretary McElry Gravel
Mining Co., office 21-22 Montgomery Block, r. 1014
Post
Lillie Sarah P. Miss, assistant Denmau Grammar
School, NW cor Bush and Taylor
Lillie. See Lille
Lillis E., assistant receiver Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 815 Valencia
Lillis James L., receiver Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 815 Valencia
Lillis Patrick, porter Nevada Bank of San Francisco,
r. 118 Dupont
Lilljgren August P., machinist, r. Illinois, bet Shasta
and Napa
LUljgreu Richard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 821
Braunan
Lillygtrand John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Lima A. T. de F., barber M. Pechner, r. 330 Tehama
Lima Marcelina, cigarmaker John BoUman & Coi, r.
1515 Dujjont •
Limones Apolonio. miner, r. 1119 Kearny
Linacre William B. carpenter, r. 610 Kearny
Liuahan John, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Liuahan John, stevedore, r. 157 Clara, rear
Linahan Mary Mrs., liquor saloon, 40 First
Linahan Michael, laborer, r. 24 Clara
Liuahan. See Linehau
Linard B. Ralph, lithographer, r. 219 Geary
Linari Giovanni (Giovanni Liuari i; Brother), r. 17
Lafayette PI
Linari Giovanni *: Brother (Stefano Linari), wood
and coal, 121U Sto. ktou
Linari Joseph, peddler, r. 4 Bartol
Linari Josepli, niarblecutter Stephen Campodonico,
r. 17 Lafayette
Linari Nicola, laborer, V. 318 Broadway
Linari Stetauo (Giovanni Linari & Brother), r. 17
Lafayette PI ,
Linbridge Robert, watchman S. S. George W. Elder,
• Oregon S. 3. Co.
Linck Theodore, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 304
Third
Lincke Cuthbert, liquor dealer, r. 1310 Montgomery
Lincoln Andrew R., harnessmaker. r. 1917 Broadway
Lincoln Anna Miss, r. 602 Franklin
Lincoln Bernard B., farmer, r. 14 Prospect PI
Lincoln Charles P., clerk freight auditor's office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cuffe, Neck ^r@ss, etc.
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Lincoln Clarence P., salesman Davis Brothers, r. Ill
Olive Av
Lincoln George S. (Graham & Lincoln) , r. 115 Seventh
Lincoln George W., inspector Custom House, r. 1619
Clay
Lincoln Granville H., clerk Graham k Lincoln,*. 115
Seventh
Lincoln Harry, cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 221
Linden
Lincoln Henry S., clerk freight auditor's oflSce Central
Pac. R. K., r. Oakland
Lincoln Jennie Miss, r. 707 O'Farrell
LINCOIilV JEROME, real estate, and vice-presi-
dent and mannger Security Savings Bank, oflSce
212 Sansom. r. 334 Beale
Lincoln J. "Waldo, receiver N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. 307 Fourth
Lincoln Lawrence, r. Ill Olive Av
Lincoln Levi A., sewer contractor, r. 2309 Polk
Lincoln Mary (widow) , r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and
Howard
Lincoln P. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 115 Seventh
Lincoln Thomas, r. N s Prospect PI, nr Folsom, Ber-
nal Heights
Lincoln Vincent H., clerk, r. 20 Clementina
Lincoln William, teamster, r. 2105 Jones
Lincoln William H., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 1228 Ellis
Lind John Oscar (Lind & Van Buskirk) , r. NE cor
Beach and Baker
Lind Albert, longshoreman G. H. Whitney
Lind Alfred W., proptr Lind's Alameda and S. F. Ei-
jjress, office 331 East, r. Alameda
Lind Charles (Malter & Lind), r. 10» Twenty-fourth
Lind Charles, laborer John Gruntes, r. 17 Pacific
Lind Frank, pilot, r. 51 Sacramento
Lind Henry, rigger, r. 43 Sacramento
Lind Herman, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 45 Sac
Lind John, collector and sweejier Pacific St. Wharf, r.
10 California
Lind John, drayman Capitol Mills, r. Erie, bet How-
ard and Folsom
Lind John, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Lind John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lind Robert, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Spear
Lind & Van Buskirk (John Lind and Howard Van
BuKkirk), asphaltum roofers, 620 Market
Lindacher Paul P., salesman Gibson & Preston, r. 9
Glover
Lindaner GiiBtave (Gustave Lindauer & Co.),r. 526
Fourth
Lindauer Gustave & Co. (Frank Richardson) , wood
and coal, 526 Fourth
Lindberg A., hostler Fifth St. R. R.. r. New Wash-
ington Hotel
Lindberg Catharine (widow), r. 131 Chestnut
LindltTg Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Lindberg Edward A., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
131 Cbcstuut
Lindberg Emily U. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 131 Chestnut
Lindberg John, carpenter, r. SW cor Gough and Pa-
cific Av
Lindberg Nils, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Lindbloni John, seaman, r. 4(i Steuiirt
Lindburg Charles, laborer, r. 30 Jessie
Lindburg Olof A., seaman, r. 5 Kohler's PI
Lindecker Jacob H., tailor, 787 Folsom, r. 3175* Te-
hama
Lindell Frank, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Lindell House. Aaron Wolf proptr, 202 Sixth
Lindeman Amanda Mrs., toacter music, r. 165 Perry
Lindeman Charles O., salesman Theodore Hermann &
Co., r. 165 Perry
Lindeman Isidor, barber Abraham I. Korn, r. 10463^
Folsom
Lindeman John, laborer, r. 423 Second, rear
Lindeman Otis C, laborer, r. 165 Perry
Lindeman Tobias M., baker John E. Doyle, r. 4 Berry
Liudemann Charles H., jeweler and diauiondsetter,
601 California, r. 547 Minns
Liudemann Claus, tanner Oswald Kreuz, r. N 8 D#y,
bet Dolores and c'hurch
Lindemann Fritz, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. N s Twen-
ty-seventh, nr Alabama
Lindemann John D. H., tanner, r. N a Twenty-seventh,
nr Alabama
Lindemann Hrnry, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. N e Day,
bt t Dolores and Church
Lindemann Paul, basketmaker, r. 6 Oak Grove Av
Linden Daniel, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Linden Daniel, waiter 8. S. Ancon, r. 33 Garden
Linden Edward, liquor saloon, 611 Davis, r. 16
Drumm
Linden Gravel Mining Co. (Placerville, Cal.),E. P.
Hutchins secretary, office 240 Mont, room 3
Lindeii House, Amasa Swift proptr, 220 Third
Linden Oscar, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Linden Otto, musician, r. 1709 Stockton
Lindenbaum Abiaham, boxmaker, r. 52 Steuart
Lindenbaum Wyman, clerk Isaac Lindenbaum, r. 52
Steuart
Lindenbaum Isaac, clothing, .52 Steuart
Lindenbaum Moses, tailor, 146 Steuart
Lindenbaum Nathan, shoemaker, r. 52 Steuart
Lindenbaum Philip, cooper, r. 52 Steuart
Lindenberger Thomas E., capitalist, office 7 Sansom,
r. 803 Tyler
Lindenborn Charles S., clerk, r. 803 Union
Lindenborn David, wholesale jeweler, 647 Market, r.
1711 Mason
Lindenstadt Adolph, fancy goods, 439 Union
Lindenviber Bernhard, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW
cor Kearny and Morton
Linder David, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Linder Dominick, butcher United States Restaurant,
r. 24 Fair Oaks
Linder Jacob, peddler, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Linder Leopold, driver City R. R.. r. 1747 Mission
Linderlofif Oloflf. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Linderniau Abraham A., cook John Winter, r. 1737
Mission
Linderman Charles, r. 547 Minna
Linderman Charles, clerk Charles Mues, r. 700 Front
Linderman George, expressman, r. 16 Folsom
Lindey Janus, laborer, r. 704 Mission
Lindford William H., shipcarpenter. r. 119 Jackson
Lindgries Frederick, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Lindhall Frank, r. 207 M Tenth
Lindheimer Meier, sergeant police City Hall, r. 812
Gearj
Lindheimer Morris, meterman S. F. Qae Light Co.,
r. 812 Geary
Lindholm Emil, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Lindholm Otto W. (O. W. Lindholm & Co.). r. Vladi-
vostock, Siberia
Lindholm O. W & Co., general merchandise, office 122
California
Lindineni Theodore, peddler, r. 6 Bartol, rear
Lindland D., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Lindley ct Co., wholesale grocers (Sacramento), office
405 Front
Lindloff Louis, tanner Duncan's Tannery, r, NW cor
Eighth and Brannan *
Lindroan Anna, ladies' hairwork, 623 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Lindman John A,, engineer, r. 523 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Lindmark Ole, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Lindner Conrad, restaurant, 409 Sansom, r. 6 Gerke
Alley
Lindner Hyman, clerk Lindner & Kron, r. 929 Kear
Lindner Henry, clerk, r. 741 Market
Lindner Joel (Lindner & Kron), r. 9 Willow Av
Lindner John, musician, r. 504 V Minna
Lindner Marks (Lindner & Kron), r. 319 O'Farrell
Lindner Richard, baker Hemmc & Renter, r. 609 Jack
Lindner k Kron (Marks and Joel Lindner, and Julius
Kron), clothing, and gents' furnishing goods, 237
and 927 Kearny
Lindo Jacob (Lindo & Co.), and lodgings,636 Sac
Lindo Joseph, hackman. Plaza, r. 63(1 Sacramento
Lindo & Co. (Jacob Lindo). auctioneers, 609-611 Cal
Lindon Louis, shipping clerk, r. 38 Clay
Lindop Mary E. (widow), nurse, r. 15 Tehama
Lindow John F., miTcliant tailor, 913 Pacific
Lindquist Carl, tinsmith Emile Boesch, r. 523 Tehv
mu, bet Fifth and Sixth
Lindquist C.W., seaman S. S. Ancon, r. 625 Second
Lind(iui8t Ellen, domestic, NE cor California and
Taylor
Lindquist Frederick, tailor, r. 442 Ninth
Lindquist Htlvig (widow), r. 108 Dore, rear
Lind(iui.'<t .lohii, carpenter, r. 535 Howard, rear
Lindrose Miguel O., baker, r. IH Tay
LindrosB Usiar, upholsterer, r. 365 Clementina
Liudrum Otto, r. '22 Bluxome
Linds William, tailor, r. 731 Vallejo
Bulloci: & Jones— ImpcJting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Ezdnsive Patterns.
PINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Lindsay Alexander, Jour. Shipwrights' Aean, 71 New
Montgomery
Lindsay Anna Mrs., boarding, 544 Turk
Lindsay George, carpenter, 737 M Howard
Lindsay .lobn, laborer City Cab and Transfer Co., 180
.Tesi-ie
Lindsay John, stairbuilder California Mills
Lindsay John R., cabiuetmaker, r. E s Railroad Av,
btt Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South S. F.
Lindsay Joseph H., special policeman, r. l;il9 Sansom
Lindsay Matthew, compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
1029 Post
Lindsay Robert A., salesman Louis Kline & Co., r. 710
Seventeenth
Lindsay Robert M., clerk Thomas P. H. Whitelaw, r.
14 be Boom
Lindsay Thomas, bakery ,SW cor Twentieth and Guer-
rero, r. 810 Guerrero
Llndsuy Thomas, jeweler, r. 31 Fourth
Ijndsay Thomas H., clerk Lloyd cV: Newlands, r. SW
cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Lindsay William, deckhand stm Oakland, r. 52 Second
Lindsberg Ernest, boot and shoemaker, r. 308 Pacific
Lindsey C.r. 118 Eddy
Lindsey H. O., laborer, r. 330 Spear
Lindsey John, laborer, r.W s Columbia, bet Twentieth
and Twenty-tirst
Lindsey Jt>hn M., vamisher Wood & Bowcher, r. SW
cor Eddy and Pierce
Lindsey Thomas, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. Ab-
botsford House
Lindsey Williim, real-estate and moneybroker, 225
Dupont, r. 924 Jackson
Lindsley Addison A. (Williams Bros.), r. 209 Powell
Lindslty Frank H. (Rodd & Lindsley), r. NE cor
Washiugt'in and Stockton
Lindsley Frank M., engraver Pettit & Kuss
Lindsley Gifford M., carpenter, 7,'j9 Mission
Lindsley Thomas, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Lindsley William L., conductor Market St. R. R., r.
1221 Steiner
Lindstad Edward, butcher Henry Schuler, r. 620
Chestnut
Lindstrom Albert, longshoreman, r. 332 Main
Liudstrom Charles, caudlemaker Bay Soap and Can-
dle Works, r. Eighth Av.bet N and O, South S. F.
Lindstrom Peter, r. 37 Jessie
Lindtnar John S., musician, r. 357 M Clementina
Lindwall Charles A., stevedore A. C. Freese
Lindwall Edmund (Ruther & Lindwall) , r. 21 Hinck-
ley
Lindwell M., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Linegar James, painter M. J. & J. J. Donavan, r. 1057
Mission
Linehan Cornelius, expressman, r. 33 Fifth Av
Linehan Daniel, r. 750 Harrison
Linehan Daniel J., barber Edward McCormick, r. 103
First
Linehan Dennis, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 532
Mission
Linehan Francis, salesman Keane Bros., r. cor Post
and Devisadero
Linehan Frank, laborer, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
third and Twen'y-l'ourth
Linehan Hannah Miss, r. 80() McAllisti r
Linehan John, r. cor Greenwich and Laguna
Linehan John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenty-
third and Doll res
Linehan John, laborer, r. 25 Fifth Av
Linehan John, milk ranch, NW cor Greenwich and
Laguna
Linehan John M., miner, r. .527 Seventeenth
Linehan J. P., wireworker Charles H. Gruenhagen
Linehan Lizzie, domestic 208 Jones
Linehan Michael, cartman, r. 24 Clara
Linehan Michael, luboier, r. 4.50 Natoma
Lim ban Patrick, laborer, r. ."JO Louisa
Linehan Patrick, miner, r. 512 Mission
Linehan R chard, laborer S. F. Gaslight Co.,r. Es
Michigan, nr Shasta
Linehan Thomas, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Linehan Timothy, laborer John Roberts, r. Thirtieth
Av, ur Sau Bruno Road, South S. F.
Linehan. See Linahan
Linekin N. M. (widow), r. 904 Mission
Liner Michael, molder Mtn& Iron Works, r. 238
Fremont
Lines John, laborer Pacific Mall 8. S. Co
Lines 3. Gregory Rev., rector St. Luke's Episcopal
Church, r. 1222 Pine
Llnfoot Henry, rigger, r. 45 Sacramento
Linforth Alfred, sawmaker, 318 Jackson, r. 821 Val-
encia
Linforth B., driver Hose No. 4, S. F. F. D., r. 1802
Stockton
Linforth Edward H. (Linforth & Rawlings), r. 2045
Howard
Linforth Edward J., attorney at law, ofiBce 17 Old
City Hall, third floor, r. 21145 Howard
Linforth Edward W. (Linforth, Rice & Co.), r. 427
Tyler
Linforth James (Linforth, Rice & Co.), r. 728Shotwell
Linforth James A., clerk Mark L. McDonald, r. 2046
Howard
LINFORTH, RICE & CO. (James Linforth, Wil-
liam A. Rice, and Edward W. Linfoith), manufac-
turers agents, and commission merchants, 401
Market
Linforth Walter A., salesman Linforth, Rice & Co., r.
728 Shotwell
Linforth & Rawlings (E. H. Linforth, and John M.
Rawlings) .cabinetmakers, 413 Mission, Mechanics'
Mil]
Ling James, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. cor
Noe and Fifteenth
Lingard Cecilia Miss" milliner, r. 1924}^ Howard
Lingard Louis, r. 012 Pine
Linge William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Lingenfelser Conrad W., assorter Denicke Bros., r.
2010 Fillmore
Lingley Bartlett, mining secretary, office 309 Califor-
nia, room 16, r. 321 First
Linjzow Mattie A., teacher, r. 129 Turk
Linholm Benjamin, r. N s Twenty-sixth, bet Noe and
Castro
Liniger W. B., r. Montgomery's Hotel
Lininger W. E. student Heald's Business College, r.
Montgomery's Hotel
Link Casper, liquor saloon 505 Washington, r. 1113
Montgomery
Link Harry O., salesman George R. Starr, r. 1319 Mason
Link Theodore, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 304
Third
Linklater James, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. 140>i
Freelon
Linn Edward, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 10
Natoma
Linn J., driver Market St. R. R., r. 1430 Turk
Linn Jacob (Linn & Olmo) , r. 414 Filbert
Linn Patrick, liquors, 1910 Mission
Linn Solomon C, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1122
Bryant
Linn & Olmo (Jacob Linn and Antonio Olmo), liquor
saloon. ISOO Dupont
Linne Frederick, cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co., r. 26
Morton
Linne Henry, restaurant, cor Fourth and Berry
Linne John C, second officer U.S. stm Shubrick, r. 529
Bryant
Linne Louis, cigarmaker, r. 25 Morton
Linnegar James, liquor saloon, 108 Sacramento
Linnemhnn Charles, waiter Tivoli Garden, r. 619 Pine
Linnen James, with A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 1610 How-
ard
Linnen James C, seaman, r. 529 Bryant
Linnen John, laborer, r. 231 Fifteenth
Liuscott Mary E. (widow), furnished rooms, 121
Seventh
Linscott Russell S.. shipping clerk, r. 23 Stockton Pi
Linsheimer Simon, r. 221 Mason
Liuskey Joseph, gasfitter, r. 548 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Linsley Ewms W. (Linslcy & Co.), r. cor Napa and
Carolina
Linsley I. E., r. Russ House
Linsley & Co. (E. W. Linsley), groceries and provis-
ions, 212 Clay
Lint Peter F., butcher H. E. Goertzhain, r. 1103 Leav
Linterman George, expressman, r. 16 Folsom
Linthal Henry (Linthal & Stephens) , r. 19 Hollls
Linthal k Stephens (Henry Linthal and Samuel
Stephens), proptrs Dispatch Grist Mill, 19 Stev
Linton Andrew, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New
Montgomery
LFNTOTT CHARLES, Market, 914 Market, r. 3
Central PI
LINTOTT J ABIES, butcher, CO-62 California Mar-
ket, r. 469 Tenama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Lintrup Charles, laborer, r. 10 Vincent
Lintrup James, engraver, r. 10 Vincent
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & BANLOLPH, Jewehrs, 101 Montgomery St.
LIN
536
LIT
linville Pleasant D., policeman City Hall, r. 156
Third
Lion Edgar J. Rev., rector St. Stephen's Church, r.
723 Grove
Lion Henry, r. 708 Green
Lion Leopard, clerk, r. 708 Green
Lion Samson, melter, melter and refiner's dept U. S.
Mint, r. 708 Green
Lipman Aaron, salesman Henry Lipman, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Charles, r. 1011 Polk
Lipman Charles, i^eddler. r. 1020 Montgomery
Lipman Charles, traveling agent L. Szegedy & Co., r.
1013 Market
Lipman Elias, policeman City Hall, r. 1622 Powell
Lipmau Fannie, C. (widow), r. 28 Hawthorne
Lipman Frederick L., messenger Latham k King, r.
28 Hawthorne
Lipman Henry, fruit and produce, 220 Washington, r.
23 Russ
Lipman Henry L., r. 2032 Folsom
Lipman Isaac, r. 23 Russ
Lipman Isaac M., cigarmaker, r. 425 Third
Lipman J., r. Lick House
Lipman Joseph (Lipman & Hyman) , r. 613 Hayes
Lipman Louis, bookkeeper Louis Kline & Co., r. 1703
Octavia
Lipman Louis, salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 1011
Polk
Lipman M. E. Mi:;s, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 1011 Polk
Lipman Michael, cigardealer, r. 512 Third
Lipman Morris, Iruits and vegetables, 007 Larkin
Lipman Samuel, I'ruitdealer, r. 142 Sixth
Lipman Samuel \V.. barber Creamer & Deckelmann, r.
1011 Polk
Lipman Solomon (S. Lipman & Co., Sacramento,
"Virginii City, Nev., Napa, Cal., and C. H. Stevens
& Co., Sacramento) , office lOrt Battery, r. 838 O'Far-
rell
Lipman & Hyman (-Joseph Lipman and Jacob Hyman; ,
hairdressiug saloon. 403 Pine
Lipman. See Lipjiiaan
Lipp Charles E., furniture finisher L, & E. Emanuel,
r. New Washington Hotel
Lipp Joseph, miner, r. 54 First
Lippert John, barber, r. 128 Park Av
Llppert John, bootblack, 41!) Fourth
Lippert Joseph F., barber Philip King, r. 1111 Mont
Llppert Leonard, barber William J. Ratz, r. 7 St.
Charles PI
Lippert Otto, plumber P. W. Kearney, r. 7 St. Charles
PI
Lippert William, barber Henry W. Stable, r. 1007
Broadway
Lippi Amedeo (Lippi Bros.), r. 210 O'Farrell
Lippi Barloiue, liquor saloon, 712 Pacitic, r. 1031 Dup
Lipi)i Brothers (Pictro and Amedeo) , importers and
mauufs frames, pictures and looking glasses, 818
Market
Lippi CiB.-ar, vegetable peddler, r. 1151 Harrison
Lippi Ferdinand, laborer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Lippi Michele, boarding, 19 Ohio
Lippi Pietro (Lippi Brothers), r. 210 O'Farrell
Lippi Pio, framemtker Lip))i Brotliers, r. 455 Jessie
Lippincott Amaziah, carpenter California Mills, r. 807
Geary
Lippincott Frank, chemist Apothecaries' Hall. r. 807
(iearv
l>IPPIXCOTT SAMUEL. R., secretary Boswell
Pure .\ir Heater Co., olhre CAM) Mout^jomery, room 4
Lippish Henry, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
liippman Alexander (Lippiuan Brothers)) , r. 450 Va-
lencia
Lippmau Brothers (Solomon, Hyman and Alexander),
dry-goods, 4.50 Valencia and 441 k'-443 Hayes r
Lippman David, teamster Robert Bell, r. 346 Grove
Lippman Hyiuan (Lippman Brothers), r. 1410 Ellis
Lippmau JoKei)b, watches, .jewelry and eyeglasses,
335 Kearny, r. 308 Leavenworth
Lippman Solomon (Lippmau Bros.), r. 311 Octavia
Lippman. See lapmau
Lippniann George, clerk Joseph Bsruett, r. 512 Na-
toma
Lippold Reinhart, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. Ws
Clara Av, 'net Seventeenth and Eighteenth
LIPSHKK GKOUGK, importer wooden ware, 223
Battery, r. 1.'4 OFarrell
Lipsher John, clerk, r. 8'20 Howard
Lipsher John, 8ale;<man George Lipsher, r. 124 O'Far-
rell
Lipsis Elias, 6' age manager Bella Union Theatre, r.
International Hotel
Llpsky F., laundry, 1133 Clay
Lisbon House, John Cardozo & Co. proptrs, 415
Drumm
Lischer G. Mrs., r. 229 Kearny
Liscbewsky Gustav, machinist Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 133 Tehama
Liske Herman, seaman stmr Areata, Harrison St.
Wharf
Lisman Isaac, boots and shoes, 31 Third
Lissak Adolphus F., r. 116 Turk
Lissak Adolphus H., clerk A. H. Lissak Jr., r. 116
Turk
Lissak A. H. Jr., stockbroker, office 108 Leidesdorfif, r.
116 Turk
Lissak Albert, clerk A. H. Liss.ik Jr., r. 116 Turk
Lissak Louis S., clerk A. H. Lissak Jr., r. Lick House
Lissner Louis, jeweler, r. 30}<j Rausch
List August, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Liste Louis, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Lister Thomas, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
157 Ja Clara
Litchfield Hannah (widow) , r. W s Tennessee, nr So-
lano
Litchfield J. M. & Co., merchant tailors and furnish-
ing goods, 415 Montgomerv
Litchfield Joseph M. (J. M. Litchfield & Co.) , r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Litchfield Thomas H., gilder Matthew D. Nile, r. 253
Stevenson
Litchfield Watson D., butcher John W. Flinn. r. West
End Hotel
Lithall Morris, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 425 k Na-
toma
Lithauer Louis J., clothing dealer, r. NW cor Post and
Van Ness Av
Lithauer >t Co., clothing. SE cor Kearny and Post
Litker Jolin, laborer, r. N s Sierra, ur Louisiana
Littau Joseph, shoemaker, 847 Cl.av
Littell Cornelius P. (Cook .<: Littel'l), r. 1800 O'Farrell
Littell Hiram W., bookkeeper Cook ^ Littell, r. 1809
O'Farrell
Little Andrew, capitalist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Little Benjamin, conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1122
Larkin
Little Cornelius C. N., saddle and harnessmaker, 703
Front, r. 616 Battery
Little Edward J. (Little ,t' Lawson). r. Alameda
Little Elizabeth D., teacher, r. 5 Liberty
Liltle Eugene, carpenter, r. 3 Caroline
Liitle Frauk, joiner Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r. 433 Oak
Little George, painter, r. 78 Natoma
Little George U., teacher music, r. 1155 Howard
Little James H., expressman, W s Battery, nr Wash-
ington, r. E 8 Church, bet Duncan and Twenty-
eighth
Little James R., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. t)akland
Little Jennie L., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 433
Oak
I/ittle Jolin G., ship carpenter, r. 320M Ritch
Little John J., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 5
Liberty
Little John M., laborer, r. 430 Natoma
Little John McD.. drayman S. Jacob, r. 104 Sixth
I..1TTLE JOHN T.,, real estate agent, loan and
dis ount broker, and dealer in U. S. bonds, etc.,
office 302 Montgomery, rooms 1-2, r. 8W cor
Budiauan and Pacific Av
Little Joseph, driver Harper & Phillips, r. Oakland
Little Joseph, night watchman Central Pac. R. R., r.
SEcor Sixth and Bryant
Little Joseph M., salesman Adam H. Murphy, r. 312
Beale
Little Joseph R., dentist, office 123 Stockton, r. 813
Hyde
Little Joseph W., stockbroker, r. 804 Vallejo
Little Lizzie B. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 5 Liberty
Little JIac Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), A, C. Mc-
Means secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 24
Little Maggie Miss, milliner V. Ross
Lit. le Martha (widow), r. 312 Beale
Little Martha Mrs., housekeeper Russ House
Little M'nry (widow), domestic 9 Russ
Little Mary Miss, assistant Valencia St. Grammar
School, r. 1831 Jessie
Little Mary A. (widow), furnished rooms. 104 bixth
Little Mary J. (widow) , r. 533 Seventeenth
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'7 St.— Latest & EsclBsive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGAHS and CIGARETTES, at Gea Loomis', 706 to 716 Keam> St
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Little Mirhael, seamau, r. 204 Sfeuart
Little Palace Hotel, AugUKt Hernnaun propr, Fifth
Av, Hunter's Point, Suuth S. F.
Little PanocUe Quicksilver Mining Co. (Fresno Co.,
Cal.) , George R. Spinney secretary, office 310 Pine,
rooms 44-4(>
Little Uolu rt, expregsnian, 204 Kearny, r. S s Solano,
bet Hampshire and Putrero Av
Little Rowland W., trunkiuaker, r. 320 X. Ritch
Littii' R. W., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1406
("lay
Little Samuel, trunkniaker. r. .t Liberty
IiITTI..E SISTERS' INFANT SHELTER, 512
Minna
Little Thomas, molder Savage & Son, r, 116 Tehama
Little Thomas, teamster, r. 75!) Market
Little 'L'homas J., elevatorraan Palace Hotel
Little Thomas J., policeman City Hall, r. i)33 Bush
Little Thomas R., molder Union Iron Works, r. 154 J<j
Shipley
Little Walt( r C, clerk Coffin & Mayhew, r. 36 Eleventh
Little William (Little & Cummiug) , r. 110 Stockton
Little William, extramun Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D., r.
Greenwich, het Dupont and Kearuy
Little William, iireman S. S. treorge W, Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co., r. mh Tehama
Little William, policeman City Hall. r. 3.'52 Third
Little William, student Heald's business College, r.
413 Capp
Little William B., shipwri'.^ht, r. 5 Liberty
Little William D., elevatjrman Palace Hotel, r. 13
Stockton
Little William H., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 5 Lib-
ertv
Little William T., foreman William T. Garratt, r. 413
Capp
Little Willi.im W., machinist, r. 409 Capp
Little .t Gumming (William Little and James B. Gum-
ming), carpenters and builders, 34 O'Farrell
Little ct Lawson (E. J. Little and John C. Lawson),
stoves and copper ware, 603 Battery and 300 Jack
Littlebrandt Hartman, helper melter and retiners'
department, U. S. Mint, r. 314 Thirteenth
LittUli.ld Alden B., fireman stm Cora, Washington
St. Wharf
Littlefield Don Carlos, superintendent Grand Central
Market, r. 2.510 Sacramento
Littlelield Frank O., bookbinder, r. 1012 Mason, rear
Littlelicld Gustavus B., shoemaker Buckingham &
He. ht, r. 126 Bo.se Av
Littletield Ivory F., mining, r. .549 Dupont
Littlelield John E., patrolman Underwriters' Fire
P.Tirol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Littletield John W., shipwright, r. 19 Perry
Littl. field Loami, engineer, r. 332 Shipley
Littletield Martha S. (widow), r. 1437 Pine
Littletield Myron W'., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r.
1437 Pine
Littletield Nellie A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 2516 Sacramento
Littlelield Sarah, domestic 1117 Post
Littletield Sheldon, merchant, r. 1710 Clay
Littletield Theodore B., street contractor, r. 2516 Sac-
ramento
Littleford Edward, teamster, r. Laguna, bet Green
and Union
Litth ford John, jeweler, r. 2H12 Laguna
LittlejohnA. J., r. 417 Bush
Litth John Elizabeth Mrs., lodgings, 222 McAllister
Littlejolin (icorge W., furdealer, r. 927 Post
Littlejohu Wilber T., machini.st, California Mills, r.
19 sixth
Littleton Edward W., teacher music, r. Nevada House
Litton Springs Seltzer Water, agency 107 }4 Fifth
Littouer David, peddler, r. 73S Minna
Litz John N.. furniture finisher Herman Granz, r. 408
.Seventh
Litz Nil holas, cabinetmaker Julius RoUand & Co., r.
408 Seventh
Litz -Ischwab Antoine, hostler Empire Brewery, 420
Chestnut
Litzius August, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf.
(;o., r. 35^ Langtou
Litzius .\ugnst C, engraver Cal. Jewelrj- Co., r.'Soii
l.angtou
Livellnri Luigi, cook Campis Restaurant
Lively J. W., engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 34 Austin
Liverniore Charles E., manager Redington Quicksil-
ver Co., office .531 Market, r. Occidental Hotel
Livermore Edward S., compositor, r. 227 San Jose Av
Livermore Harry A., pressman Daily Stock Report,
r. 227 San Jose Av
Livermore H. G., president Natoma Water and Min-
ing Co.. ollice 531 Market, r. Oakland
lilVERMORE HORATIO P. treasurer Red-
in^iton Quicksilver Co., and Nutoma Water and
Mining Co., and Kern Valley Water Co., and
agent Kern Ishmd Irrigating Canal Co., office 531
Market, r. Rock Ridge. Oakland
Livermore James H., butcher M. W. Kain, r. 2'27 San
J. se Av
Livermore Obadiah, real estate, office 522 Montgom-
ery, r. 22 Prospect PI
LIVERPOOL AXD LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE CO., William B. John.ston resi-
<h ut secretary, office 422 GHliforni.^
LIVERPOOL .AND LONDON AND GLOBE
INSURANCE CO.'S BUILDING, NE tor
California and Leidesdorff
Liverpool Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,
Nev.),John H. Sayre secretary, office .330 Pine,
room 36
LI\'ERPOOL UNDERWRITERS ASSOCI-
ATION, Falkner, Bell & Co., ageutfl. office 430
California
Livingston Abraham L., salesman S. Hartman &Bro.,
r. 1010 Polk
Livingston Andrew, machinist Weed & Kingwell, r.
725 Harris(m
Livingston Anna N. (widow), elocutionist, r. 606
Montgomery, room 43
Livingston Chauncey. steward stm Julia, r. 835 Pac
Livingston Clarence H., capitalist, r. 504 Sutter
Livingston David M. G., laborer freight departmeq|
Central Pac. R. R.
Livingston Francis, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Livingston George H., collector Charles Aishton, r. 817
Point Lobos Av
Livingston George H., office 331 Montgomery, room
3, r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston Howard, office 331 Montgomery, room 3,
r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston Jacob, roofer Henry G. Fiske, r. 419 Clem
LIVINGSTON JAMES M., mining and real
estate, office 331 Montgomery, room 3, r. 904 Van
Ness Av
Livingston John, r. 13 Guerrero
Livingston John, r. 803 Stockton
Livingston Louis (Livingston & Co.). r. Palace Hotel
Livingston Louis, butcher, 7-8 Hayes Valley Market,
and 5 Mission Market, r. SW cor Grove and La-
guna
Livingston Mark, capitalist, office 414 California,
(Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus & Co.), r. 803
Stockton
Livingston Richard M., office 331 Montgomery, room
3, r. 904 Van Ness Av
Livingston Robert, bricklayer, r. NW cor Post and
Hyde
Livingston W., student Heald's Business College
Livingston William B., journalist, r. 600 Mo. itgomery,
room 43
LIVINGSTON Si CO. (Louis Livingston, Isaac
Levy, Abrau) P. Williams, and Joseph May), iui-
porters and wholesale wines and liquors, ■2'20-222
California
Livingstone Charles A., poultry dealer, r. 439 Jessie
Livingstone David (David Livingstone & Co.), r. 1320
Polk
Livingstone David, clerk, r. 439 .Jessie
Livingstone David & Co. (Moses Soudheimer), dry
goods, 13'J8 Polk
Livingstone Elizabeth (widow) , r. 4:i9 Jessie
Livingstone Rinaldo R., commercial editor Alta Cal-
ifornia, r. 6!<' Harriet
LivroniJohn R., bootblack, 1000)<i Market, r. 41054
Natoma
Llewellyn David, foreman Columbia Foundr^-, r. 343
Beale
Llewellyn Llewellyn, bookkeeper Columbia Foundry,
r. 343 Beale
LLEWELLYN REESE, proptr Columbia Foun-
dry. 133-135 Beale. r. 343 Beale
Llewellyn Richard, miner, r. 218 Broadway
Llewellyn Thomas, engineer Columbia Foundry, r.
343 Beale
Llewellyn. See Lewellyn
Lloyd b'. J. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. Robertson, r.
335 Broadway
Lloyd Catherine iwidow), r. 4 Goldman PI
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10.0 YD D. C, manager C. T. Raynolds & Co.,
office 119 Battery, r. 305 Jones
Lloyd Duke, student, r. 24 Elgin Part
Lloyd Edward, miner, r. 218 Broadway
Lloyd George W., clerk Pac. Mail S. S. Co.. r. 1130
Valencia
Lloyd Henry, porter John Prinz, r. 49 Second
Lloyd John, law and collection office illj^ Califor-
nia, room 15, r. Fruit Yale, Alameda county
Lloyd Reuben H. (Lloyd & Newlands) r. 1010 Folsom
Lloyd Sally (widow) r. 215 Elm Av
Lloyd Samuel, cook stm C. M. Small, r. Qiiincy HouBe
Lloyd Sarah C. Mrs., fruits and candies, 327 Pine, r.
1130 Valencia
; Lloyd Thomas, r. 27 ^ Fourth
Uoyd Thomas, blacksmith Sutter St. R. R. Co., r.
\ 1602 Polk
Uoyd ThomaB, carpenter, r. N s Filbert, nr Sansom,
rear
; Lloyd Trevor H., r. 316 Stockton
i Lloyd W. C, clerk M. Gray, r. 313 Shotwell
Lloyd William, deckhand Harbor Commissioners
Dredger
Lloyd William, longshoreman, r. 208 Tnlon
Lloyd Winnifred (widow), r. 237 Tenth
Lloyd W. O. Mrs., underwear and shirts, 144 M Fifth
UiOYD «Sj >fE'W^LAXDS (Reuben H. Lloyd and
Frank G. Newlands) , attorneys at law, office 9-13
Nevada Block
LLOYDS, Falkner, Bell & Co., agents, office 430 Cali-
fornia
L.OAIZA WEXCESLAO (Jorge L. Canalizo) , com-
mission merchants, office 323 California, r. 1217
Washington
^oane Abraham, planer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 1530
Tyler
Loane Charles, whitener Frederick A. Jennings, r. 1512
Tyler
Loane Frank M., bricklayer Matthew McGowan, r. 959
Folsom
Loane Henry S., contractor and builder, r. 1512 Tyler
! Loane JohnM., with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1205 Turk
Lobdell J.D. M., r. Grand Hotel
Lobe Anatole, salesman Wangenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. 2529 California
Lobe Emil, salesman Bachman Bros, r. 2423 Cal
Lobe Henry, clerk Bachman Bros., r. 2423 California
Lobenstein M., drayman .^Itschul, Seller & Co.
Lobenstein Marks, stationery and varieties, 1528 Turk
Lobenstein Solomon, market, NW cor Post and La-
guna
Lobenstein. See Loeben stein
Lobert Ferdinand, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Lobos Square Packing House, J. Y. Wilson & Co.,
I proptrs, N s Bay, nr Buchanan
Locan Frank, capitalist, r. 1114 Post
Loch August, laborer William Smith, r. 317 Green
Loch J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. 's Wharf
Loch William L., master mariner, r. 13 Tehama
I Lochbaum August H., manuf jewelry boxes, 134 Sut-
I ter, r. G2H Grove
i Lochbaum Eva (widow) , fancy goods, 1227 Union
Locher F. Joseph, tailor Heory Zeitska, r. 1635 Polk
Locher Frank, cabinetmaker, r. N s Prospect PI, nr
Folsom, Bernal Heights
Locher Pauline Mrs., dressmaker, 1C35 Polk
Lochhead Andrew W., machinist, r. 1324 Clay
Lochhead John, mechanical engineer, r. 252 Spear
Lochhead John Jr., machinist, r. 252 Spear
Lochhead Robert, draughtsman, r. 252 Spear
Lochmann Fred, clerk Sterufeld Brothers & Co., r.
cor Eighteenth and Valencia
Lochncr Joseph, retoucher John H. Peters, r. Oakland
Lock John, oiler O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Lockcarte John, steward stm C. M. Small, Green St.
Wharf
Locke Anna H. (widow), r. 644^ Natoma
Locke Charles E., proptr Bush Street Theatre, S s
Bnsh, bet Kearuy and Montgomery, r. 821 Bush
Locke Edward C, civil engineer, office 328 Montgom-
ery, room 3, r. 112 Kearny
Locke Emily Miss, machine operator Buckingham k
Hecht, r. Church, bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-third
Locke Frank L., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 1725
Twelfth, West Oakland
Locke Isaac S., clerk, r. 1310 Green
Locke James, laborer, r. 278 Tehama
Locke James P. (J.l*. Locke & Co.). r. E s Church, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Locke J. E., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 644^
Natoma
Locke Josiah H., superintendent Horace Davis & Co.,
r. 819 Grove
Locke J. P". & Co., carriagemakers, 817 Market
Locke Louis, interpreter Chinese Police Court, r.
838}^ Washington
Locke Mellie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 22 Wetmore PI
Locke N. S., clerk Henry E. McBride, r. 1310 Green
Locke Samuel, mining, office 309 California, room 9,
r. 410 Kearny
Locke William L., cashier George C. Hickoxfc Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Lockhart Cnrrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 8fi5 Mission
Lockhart G« irge A. (Lockhart & Porter), r. 813Laguna
Lockhart James, carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 550 Miss
Lockhart John, junk dealer, r. 11 Converse
Lockhart Leila Miss, di-essmaker, r. 865 Mission
Lockhart Samuel, carpenter, r. NE cor Ninth and
Stevenson
Lockhart Thomas, carpenter, r. 54 First
LOCKHART «& PORTER (George A. Lockhart,
and William H. Porter), undertakers, 10 O Farrell,
audct^ffin manufs,and dealers undertakers' goods,
29 Bluxome
Lockington William N.. draughtsman City Hall Com-
missioners, r. 622 Ellis
Locks Joseph, clerk C. C. O'Donnell, r. 8U8 Kearny
Lockstatdt Liaiis, teacher music, r. 835 Bush
Lock wood Arthur A., clerk Nevada Ban!; of S. F., r.
Grand Hotel
Lockwood Arthur D., bookkeeper Huntington, Hop-
kins & Co., r. Chamberlain House
Lockwood E., switchman Central Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townseiid, r. 26u3 Bryant Av
Lockwood Henry H., porter Richards A; Harrison, r.
3313^ Eddy
Lockwood Ichabod, r. 26 Mission Av
Lockwood Lias R., registry clerk Post-office, r. How-
ard House
Lockwood Mary Miss, silkworker California Silk
Manuf. Co., r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Lockwood Thomas, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co.,
r. tJi Glover
Lockwood Tylie W., compositor Morning Call, r. 1565
Kearny
Lockwood William, driver Megilligan & Clark, r. San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Lockwood William H., r. 3 Elliot Park
Lockyer Annie L. (widow) , domestic 2023 Broadway
Lockyer Henry, stovemounter James De La Montanya,
r. Berkeley
Lockyer Robert, machinist, r. 5 Fourth
Loderhose August, baker, 115 Oak
Lodge Thomas J., r. 521 Howard
Lodge William H., janitor Richard Chute, r. 419 Pac
Lodi Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.), Omar J.
Humphrey secretary, office 328 Montgomery,
room 20
Lods Charles L., carpenter Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1608 West Mission
Lodz Charles, baker, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Lodzo Chalino, laborer .\ndrew Onderdonk
Loeb Henry (Loeb k Krausgrill), r. 1309 Stockton
Loeb John, tanner Funcke k Co., r. Marsh House,
Sixth Av, South S. F.
Loeb & Krausgrill (Henry Loeb and John Krausgrill) ^
batchers, NW cor Broadway and Mason
Loeben Emil, cork manuf. r. I8i3 Bush
Loeber A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2.)1 Third
Loeber Andrew, messenger Quartermaster's Depart-
ment V. S. A., Presidio Resirvation
Loebridge Joseph, cook Philpott & Miles, r. 643 Wash-
ington
Loedge Julius H., carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
Loeffler Frederick, baker, r. 832 Vallejo, rear
Lochf George P., wagonmaker, r. 1810 Broderick
Loesch v., r. 512 Bush
Loesh John, tailor John Block, r. 810 Mont','omery
Loestr Julius, barkeeper William Peru, r. 249 Stev
Loessel Theodore, auditor San Francisco Savings
Iinion. r. 1106 Taylor
Loeven Emil, proptv Eagle Coffi e and Spice Mills, 520
Front, r. SW cor Biish and St<an»-r
Loeyen Nicholas, baker Hemme & Renter, r. 609 Jack
Loew Aaron, tailor, 14 Turk
Loewe August, dairy, Fairmount Tract, nr School
House
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's FurnisMng Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
LOE
539
LOM
Loewe Bros. (Mrs. Henriette Loewe and Moses Slegel) ,
Importers, and wholesale wines and liquors, 217
Battery
Loewe Henrietta Mrs. (Loewe Bros.) , r. 830 McAllister
Loewe Johanna Miss, with August Luewe, r. Thir-
tieth, nr Fairmount Tract
Loewe William, dairyman. Thirtieth, nr Fairmount
School House
Loewel Alexander (A. Loewel & Co.), r. 701 McAllister
Loewel A. & Co. (Henry Gunzburger), wholesale and
retail butchers, 12. S. F. Market
Loewel I'avid, capitalist, r. 735 Geary
Loewen Herman, barber, r. 672Ji Mission
Loewenberg Ernest, bookkeeper Fleishman, Sichel &
Co., r. 803 Ellis
Loewenberg George, collector, r. 2(54 Tyler
Loiwenberg. See Lowenberg
Loewenhayn Henry, wholtsale green and dried fruits,
428 Sansom, r. < or Larkin and Broadway
Loewenson Leopold, fruits and vegetables, 800 Geary
Loeweustein G., tailor, 028 Merchant, r. 85 Ninth
Loewenstein Jacob H., laundry. 920 Natoma
Loeweustein L. Mrs., r. 1030 Sutter
Loeweustein Minnie, domestic 419 Van Ness Av
Loewen'thal Fannie (widow), r. 1531 Sutter
Loeweuthal Jacob, speculator, r. 25 Garden
Loewenthal Joseph, clothing, 927 Market
Loewentbal Myer, clerk W. S. Towusend, r. 1042 How
Loewentlial. See Lowenthal
L( ffln John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 422 Bran
LoflTkof Savaler, broommaker Thomas Ward, r. 46
Sixth
Lofstadt Charles H., cooper G. Olson, r. 10 Com
Lofstead John N., furrier, 813 Market, r. 60 Zoe
Loftan T. J., driver Market St. E. R.
Loftis George W., barkeeper John Loftis, r. 129 Fif-
teenth
Loftis James, bricklayer Matthew McGowan, r. 363
Eleventh
Loftis James, teamster C. R. Healey, r. 8W cor Twen-
ty-ninth and Mission
Loftis John, farmer, r. 322 Jessie
Loftis John, laborer Matthew McOowan. r. 363 Elev-
enth
Loftis John, liquor saloon, 809 Market, r. 322 Jessie
Loftis P., laborer C. E. Haseltine
Lofton W. J., barber Lampe Brothers, r. 28 Stone
Loftus Daniel H., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
1027 Mission
Loftus John, teamster Charles A. Warren, r. 208
Ninth
Loftus Michael, carpenter J. M. Comerford, r. SW cor
Twenty-eifihth and Noe
Loftus Michael A., policeman City Hall, r. cor Fif-
teenth and Mission
Loftus Michael H., teamster Charles A. Warren, r. 208
Ninth
Loftus Patrick, laborer West Coast Furniture Co., r. N
s Bryant, bet Fourth and Fifth
Loftus P.i trick, porter Grand Hotel
Loftus Thomas, clerk Frank Moran, r. 422 Fourth
Logan Alexander, coUarmaker. r. 252 Minna
Logan Daniel, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Logan Duncan, assistant supeiinteudent dock Pacific
Coast S. S. Co., Broadway Wharf, r. 1114 Stockton
Logan Emma Miss, fitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
816 Filbert
Logan H. C, stockbroker, office 317 Montgomery, r.
Palace Hotel
Logan H. Clay, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. Oakland •
Logan J., laborer, r. 177 Clara
Logon Jnnies, clerk Mission Woolen Mills GiBce, r. 765
Market
Logan James F., carpenter Cook & Trounson, r. 1320
Folsom
Logan J. I. (J. I.Logan k Co.), r. 9 Taylor
Logan J. I. & Co., undertakers and embalmers, 9 Tay-
lor
Logan J. M., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 105 Aus-
tin
Logan John, liquor saloon, 331 Fifth, r. 177 Clara
Logan John, mate bark Oakland, r. 129 Folsom, rear
Loi-an John W., salesman S. Mosgrove k Co., r. Al^l-
born House
Logan Lcttie. opera singer, r. Oak Grove House
Logan M. C. Mrs., dressmaking and bairdressing, 225
Sixteenth
Logan M. Hill, undertaker and embalmer J. I. Logan
& Co.,r. 9 Taylor
Logan Robert 8., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger k Co., r. 816 Filbert
Logan Rudolph, laborer, r. 19 Tehama
Logan Thomas, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 144
Clara
Logan Walter, waiter Palace Hotel
Logan William, r. 204 McAllister
Logan William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 19 Tehama
Loguu William B., clerk general freight office Central
Pacific R. R., r. NW cor McAllister and H.vde
Logee Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Mort<.>n
Logeman William G., r. 415 Francisco
Logemann Diedrich (H. Vollmer k Co.), r. 1 Pacific
Loggie James J., carpenter, r. 120 ;<i Hayes
Logue James, expressman, r. 113 Clinton
Logue Jumes, garJeuer Golden Gate Park, r. NE cpr
Fulton and Broderick
Logue Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 232 First
Loh Adam, porter Louis Kline k Co., r. 1 Bannam PI
Loheide Frederick W., painter, r. 108M Park Av
Loligue John, teamster, r. 32 Clarence PI
Lohiuan George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19
Decatur
Lohman Henry (Lohmau & Frerichs), r. cor Seventh
and Jessie
Lohman Isaiic (Lohman & Coghill), r. Oakland
Lohman Jacob, salesman Yates & Co., r. 1432 Bdwy
Lohmau John H., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1400
Pine
LOHMAN & COGHILL. (Isaac Lohman and
Thomas B. Coghill), wholesale groceries and pro-
visions and commission merchants, 313-315 Front
Lohman k Frerichs (Henry Lohman and M. Frerichs) ,
liquor saloon, NW cor Fifth and Towusend
Lohmaun Edward, harnessmaker S. L. Phillips, r. 820
Pacific
Lohmann Henry, butcher Ahlborn House, 321 Dupont
Lohmann Henry, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 630
Brannan
Lohmann Henry, grocer, r. 633 Jersey
Lohmann John, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger *t Co., r. 719 California
Lohmannn John (Lohman k Siemer),\. Oakland
Lohmann Theodore, confectioner Vienna Model Bak-
ery, r. 272 Minna
Lohmann k Siemer (John Lohmann and D. Siemer) ,
proptrs California Pickle Factory, 46 Clay
Lohmeyer John C, painter, r. SE cor Hampshire and
Twenty-second
Lohner Albert, driver Doane & Co., r. 968 Howard
Lohuer Anthony, laborer, r. 968 Howard
Lohner Charles, laborer, r. 968 Howard
Lohr Margaret A. Mrs. (widow), r. 1717 Stockton
Lohry Edward, patternmaker, r. 745 Howard
Lohse Gustave, cigarmaker, r. 923 Sacramento
LOHSK JOHN F., secretary California Powder
Works, office 230 California, r. 1021 Sutter
Lohse John H., booKkeeper Hermann Bremer, r. 228
Bush
Lohse Nicholas, r. 409 Powell
Lohse Theodore F., manager Festner & Hildebrandt,
r. 131 Page
Lohsen Diedrich H. William, liquor saloon, junction
Market and Hayes
Lohwasser F., beerraan William Hesse, Jr., r. 409 Pac
Loiseau Adolphe, editor Courrier de San Francisco,
office 536 Clay, r. 915 Montgomery
Loker William T., cigars, tobacco, etc., 254 Third
Lola Mining Co. (Yavapai Co., Arizona), D. F. Ver-
denal secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Loller James M., proptr Elcho House, 863>i Market,
r. 2422 Mission
LOLOR CHARLEjS p., ship and freight broker,
and forwarding agent, office 30-31 Merchants' Ex-
change Building, r. 852 Mission
Lomax James, calker, r, 1212 Pacific
Lombard Charles, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Lombard Charles C, collector Horace Davis k Co., r.
NE cor Bush and Steiner
Lombard Charles L., carpenter Spear Street Mills, r.
Oakland
Lombard Frank H., stenographer Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 113 Mason
Lombard Frederick, professor languages, r. 38 Perry
Lombaril O. D., r. Palace Hotel
Lombard Patrick, laborer, r. 626 Brannan, rear
Lombard Warehciiise, Kellogg k Carvell proptrs, BW
cor Lombard and Sansom
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low^Imports direct
ANDERSON & HANDOLPH. Jewekrs. 101 Montaromer/ St
LOM
540
LOO
Lombard. See Lumbard
Lombard! Cerabino (Lombardi & Dotta) , r. 17 "Virginia
Lombardi & Dotta (Cerabino Lombardi and Aiiguste
Dotta) , proptrs Commercial Hotel Bestaurant, 130
Montgomery Av
Lometti Joseph, porter Lilienthal & Co., r. 819 Valle-
.10, rear
Lomke Cieorge, porter 1012 Battery, r. 910 Harrison
Lomler Charles W., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
41iJ Filbert
London Alexander, painter, r. 38 Clara
London and Calilornia Mining Co. (limited), office
:VHl Sansom, room 6
LOXDON AND L.AIVCASHIRE FIRE IX-
SrKAN'CE CO. (Liverpool), .Jonathan Hunt &
Sou mana^jers, office 313 Calilornia
LOXOON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK
(limited), Arthur StTivener manager, William
Steel cashier, 424 California
LONDON AND SAN FRANCISCO BANK
BUILDING, NW cor California and Leidesdorti"
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION,
(London), William Lane Booker agent, Kobert
Lick-son manager, office 317 California
London Charles, lithographer Britton ^ Rey, r. 402
Larkin
London Henry, salesman A. S. Rosenbaum &Co.,r.
17(3.5 Howard
London House, Michael T. Connolly proptr, 222)^
Fourth
London Jacques, teacher German South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r.402 Larkin
London James, port-r Occidental Hotel, r. 31 M Fifth
Av
London James Jr., sashmaker, r. 31 li Fifth .•i.v
London Louis, clerk Lewis Bros., r. 38 Clara
London Louis A., painter, r. 24'.t^2 Clara
London Meyer, teamster, r. 34 Langtun
Loudon Mining and Milling Ci>.(LyonCo.Nev.) , John
H. Sayre secretary, office 3S0 Pine, room 36
London William, butcher J. Fogarty, r. 3 Verona PI
Loudon William R., sashmaker, r. 31'<; Fifth .\v
Londorff Lou|^, stonecutter David Moore, r. NW cor
Central Av and California
Londrager Louis, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 310
Fell
LONE MOUNTAIN CEMETERY now Laurel
HiU, bet Post and California, fronting Central Av
Lone Mountain Nursery, Henry Stewart proxitr, S s
Pos^t, bet Devisaderu and Broderick
Lone Star and Eclipse Consolidated Mining Co., (Inyo
Co. Cal.), Daniel Buck secretary, office 80 Nevada
Block
Lone Tree Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Yuba Co. Cal.),
Henry Cluskey secretary, office 328 Montgomery,
room 10
Lonergan Ellen, domestic 15 Glen Park Av
Lonergan Ellen Miss, milliner, r. SKi Minna
Lonergan George M., clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 10
Hopeton Terrace
Loners;iu George M., salesman Tobiu, Duvisson & Co.,
r. 757 Folsom
Lonergan Hany, blacksmith McAffee Boiler Works, r.
757 Folsom
Lonergan James C, salesman, r. 7.57 Folsom
Lonergan J. H., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r. 599
Ellis
Lonergan John, salesman, r. 757 Folsom
Lnui rgan Joseph J., r. 516 Minna
Lonergan Mary (widow), r. 757 Folsom
Lonergan Michael, baker, r.512 Mission
Lonergan Peter, r. 516 Minna
Lonerg:in Robert, porter Hecht Bros. Ac Co., r. 641
Natoma
Loney Anthony, whitewaeher, r. 518 Powell, rear
Loney George, local policeman, r. 224 Kearny
Loney John, longshoreman, r. 308 Main, rear
Long Addie E. Miss, adjuster coiners' dept U. S.
Mint, r. 142 Seventh
Long Alvin. oiler stm Julia, Washington St. Wharf
Long Atiiauda Mrs., r. 511 Jones
Long Branch House, Nicholas Hochguertel proptr,
Ocean Beach Road, near Cliff House
Long Charles, nlghtwatchman Cal. Cracker Co., r.
Coso House
Long Claude (estate of) , importer hardware and buil-
ding materials, f.54 Washington
Long Claude, clerk estate of Clanda Long, r.29 Stone
Long D., apprentice C.'ilifornia Boiler Works
Long David, actor, r. 807 Market
Long David, stevedore, r. 246 Fourth
Long Dennis, boilermaker, r. 13 Maria
Long Dennis W. (Ahem & Co.) , r. 36 Garden
Long Edward, stairbuilder Arthur W. McGuire, r. 513
Haward
LongE. H., mining secretary, office 422 Montgomery
Long Eliza Miss, actress California Theatre, r. 424
Geary
Long Frederick, r. 135 Dore
Long Frederick A., caneworker, 422 Powell
Long George, laborer, r. 327 Main
Long George D., moulder, r. 206 Steuart
Long Georges., porter E. Chielovich & Co., r. 13163^
Laurel Av
Long Henry, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1430 Turk
Long Henry, teamster Myers, Gilman & Co., r. 135
Dore
Long Henry C, carpent-r, r. 724 Mission
Long Isaac, clerk C'rosett & Co., r. 259 Octavia
Long James, carx)enter, r. 141 Natoma
Long James, driver Market St. and Hayes Valley R.R.
Long James, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Oakland
Long James H., clerk M. Nunan, r. 141 Natoma
Long John, assistant engineer stm Amador, Oakland
Ferry
Long John, butcher, r. 115 3<; Dore
Long John, saloonkeeper, r. 435 Broadway
Long John, stereotyper Painter & Co.,r. 141 Natoma
Long John N., actor Baldwin Theater, r. llOiii Jones
Long J. W., smelter, r. Philadelphia House
Long Lawrence, tailor John Hutter, r. 125 San.soni
Long Lewis, woodcarver, r. SE cor Eighteenth and
Castro
Long Mary (widow) , r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q and R,
South S. F.
Long Mary (widow), r. 29 Stone
Long Maurice, porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 36
Garden
I Long M. H., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
', Long Michael, trunk manuf , r. 5.5C Bryant
I Long Nieholas, furnished rooms, 648 Howard
Long Pdtrick, laborer, r. 1613 Turk
Long Patrick J., expressman, r. 2213 Pine
Long Peter, butcher Washington Market, r. 1316
Broadway
Long Robert, carpenter Little & Gumming, r. 1060
Howard
Long Salmon H. (Hemme & Long) , r. 1812 Wash
Long Suwarrow, expre.^smau, r. 1607}^ Jones
Long William, laborer, r. 30 Bernard
i Long William, jwrter J, C. Merrill & Co., r. 64 Na-
toma
Long William Mrs., r. 142 Seventh
Long William W., porter Richards & Harrison, r. 30
Bernard
Longfeld J., seaman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. 8. Co.
Longfellow H. A., carpenter, r. 117 Mason
Longfellow Henry A., planer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. Dolores, ur Twenty-sixth
Longfellow Henry L., jiainter, r. 20 ,V. Hunt
Longfellow Joseph, solicitor, r. 1030 Folsom
Longgrien John, cai-penter, r. 1 Goodsell PI
Longley George W., signwriter J. S. Swan, r. 1309
Webster
Longley Thomas, watchman, r. Russ House
Longman T., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Longshore AsUer, trunkmaker James Longshore, r.
• '2'26 Second
Longshore Jacob, cook, r.6!<i Dale PI
Longshore James, trunk niannf, NW cor Sutter and
Montgomery, office 26 New Montgomery, r. 420
Shot well
Longstriff Richard, laborer James S. Dyer, r. Union,
nr Octavia
Longstone John, barkeeper, r. 331 Montgomery
Longtlirey B., r. Turk Street Hotel
Longtin J. B., bootmaker, 114 Seventh
Longwill John (Stevensuii A: Longwill), r. 355 Bran
Lonkey Jane Mrs., furnished rooms, 906 Stockton
Lonkton S., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Lonness H. W.. Ma.ster Mariners' Benevolent Assn,
Druids' Hall
Lonquest Charles, seaman, r. 025 Second
Lonson Caroline Miss, assistant teacher St. Boniface
Orphan Asylum, 112 Grove
Lonvari Mehat, cook Hemme i Renter, r. 825 Kearny
Loo Louis (Loo & Lahaillc), r. 827 Vallejo
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
LOO
5n
LOli
Loo & Labaille (L. Loo and J. Labaille), restaurant)
(i41 Washinf»ton
Look Hezekiah, travelins aKcnt, r. 416 Seventh
Loomau Gforgf, biiker, r. '^^^l Minna
Loouiis Amanda M., r. Central K. R. Exchange, Cliff
House Road
Loomis Aii{,'ustus W. Rev., pastor Presbyterian Chi-
nese Mission, r. l.'iO.'J Jones
Loomis B. (widow), groceries a\ul liquors, 42 First
Loouiis Barny, carpeuter, r. AV s Bryant Av, bet Twen-
ty-tifth and Twenty-sixth
Loomis Charlfs A. (New England Root Beer Co.), r.
1017 Larkiu
LOOMIS GEORGE, importer, and wholesale and
retail dealer cluthiug and gents' furnishing goods,
hats, tobacco, Yankee notions, etc., 70C-710 Kearny,
r. Palace Hotel
Loomis Henry, Japanese trees, office 419 Sansom, r.
Sau Rafael
Loomis John, salesman D. Canty & Co., r. 44 First
Loomis Joseph S.. laborer Southern Pac.R.R. freight
office, r. 747 J^ Folsom
Loomis Roland, teamster, r. 791 Stevenson
Loomis S. E. (widow), r. 1214 Sutter
Looney Andrew, liquor saloon, 220 Second, r. 550 Fol
Loouey John, liqiior saloon, 24 Fifth, r. 550 Folsom
Loop Hiram, stevedore, r. 31;! Harrison
Loorya Max, tiilur, 231 Pacific
Loos William D., glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 152 Silver
Loose Warren, capitalist, r. 737 Market
Loosey Kate, domestic 1120 Post
Lopemau Timothy, carpentfer, r. 842 Harrison
Lopes Joseph, miner, r. HOii Mason
Lopez Antonio, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Lopez Ascension, r. 1313 Dupont
Lopez Candelaria (widow), r. 510 Broadway
Lopez Carlos, laborer, r. 2(5 Hinckley
Lopez Carlotta Miss, dressmaker, r. 810 Vallejo
Lopez Concha Mi.ss, dressmaker, r. 829 Vallejo
Lopez Frank, machicehaud Gal. Cracker Co.
Lopez Isidore, pi-essman Women's Cooperative Print-
ing tlnion, r. 829 TalUjo
Lopez Jesus, expressman SW cor Montgomery Av and
Vallejo, r. 627 Vallejo
Lopez Jesus, foreman Sanderson & Horn, r. 2000 Pow
Lopez Jesus E.. wagonmaker, r. 819 Howard
Lopez Josephine, domestic 127 Eddy
Lopez Juan, seaman, r. 510 Broadway
Lopez Juan, stripper Ygual I't Co., r. 438 Union
Lopez Paz, doniestic 1114 Jackson
Lopez Petra Senora, teacher Spanish, r. G29 Vallejo
Lopez Seferina (widow), r. 1404 Dupont
Loppin Charles (Paul Hortet & Co.), r. 433 Bush
liOPRESTI ANTONY, Italian Restaurant and
Oyster House, 19 Powell, r. 223 Post
Loran Anna, domestic 530 Turk
Lorance John F., master mariner, r. 318 Beale
Loranz Frederick, butclier George Moock, r. 121 Fell
Lorensou Marj-'aret, dome.stic 1004 Van Kess Av
Lord Andrew J., painter, 23 Fifth, r. 135 Sixth
Lord Charles, pilut stm Julia, Washington St.'Wharf
Lord Charles, usher Baldwin's Theatre
Lord Charles A., r. It Bond
Lord Edwin, teamster Samuel H. Harmon, r. 1121
Bryant
Lord Elijah S., ship< arpenter, r. 310 Hayes
Lord F. A., contractor Golden Gate Park, r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Lord Frank, assistant James L. Cogswell, r. 704 Bush
Lord Frank, zincographer A. Waldstcin, r. 2 Potter
Lord George W., machinist, r. 192 Sixteenth
Lord Jennie Miss, sewer D. Hicks & Co., r. 444 O'Far-
rell
Lord John (Price & Co.) , r. 1218 Folsom
Lord John, painter, r. 136 Fifth
Lord Joseph, liquor saloon, 520 Commercial, r. 1906
Dupont
Lord Rosalie (widow), r. 704 Bush
Lord Russell F.. civil and mining engineer, r. 1528
California
Lord Sarah (widow), r. 214 Ellis
Lord Thomas, r. Park Hotel
Lord Thomas, engineer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
SE cor Greenwich and Larkiu
Lord Thomas H., watchmaKer, 1102 Market, r. 512}^
Fell
Lord William, r. Graham House
Lord William, shipcarptnter, r. 107 Fifth
Lord William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of i
Tokio
Lordan Daniel E., teacher St. Ignatius College, r. 743
Pine
Lordan Jeremiah, helper Moynihan & Aitken.r. Te-
hama, bet First and Second
Lordan Jeremiah, moulder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 53 Clementina
Lordan Michael, laborer, r. 53 Clementina t
Lorduii Minnie Miss, shoelitter Jory Bros, r. 13 Maria j
Lorden Michael, r. 1510 Octavia !
Lordeu N., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. '
Lorensen Hans, waiter, r. 37 Pacific |
Lorenson Peter, captain schr Emily F. Bichard, Green j
St. Wharf ;
Lorentz John H., upholsterer West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 315 Eddy \
Lorentz William, miner, r. Turk Street Hotel j
Lorcntzen .\ndrew P., secretury Port Orford Cedar Co.,
oftice 25 Market, r. Alameda '
Lorentzen Hans, local policeman, r. 156 Steuart I
Lorcntzen P. H., framemaker Snow & May, r. 24"21
Caliiornia
Lorenz Adam, hostler, r. 307 Franklin
Lorenz John F., captain schr Z. B. Heywood, r. 318
Beale " i
Lorenz Lef'pold, insurance agent, r. 776 Folsom '•
Lorenzen Ernest, musician, r. 257 Stevenson |
Lorenzeu Henry, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl & Co., r. I
1900 Buchanan
Lorenzen Lorenzo, clerk Soloman Kohlmam, r. 1153 ,
Howard
Lorenzen Meinert, teamster Capitol Mills, r. Erie, bet
Howard and Folsom
Lorenzi John, vegetable peddler, r. 619 Bay
Lorenzo Morando. laborer DeMartini i^ Bonasso, r.
bet Alission and Sau Jose Road, SE Industrial i
School
Loreuzou Henry, watchmaker W. A. Hammond, r. 121
Fulton
Loretta Silver Mining Co. (Ormsby Co., Nev.) , Joseph
W. Morgan secretary, 318 Pine, rooms 32-34
Lorette Annette, domestic 4 Clay Av
Loretz Annie, corsetmaker, 109 Ellis
Loretz Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5;<j Kearny
Lorey Morris C, r. 105 Dujjont
Lorich Frank R., confectioner B.Ratto, r. 1415 Kearny
Lorich Lena Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1415 Kearny
Lorie Samuel, moneybroker, 436 Montgomery, r. 1305
Lark in
Lorigan Bartholomew F., carpenter Gilbert & Moore,
r. 293(1 Folsom
Lorigan Ellen, groceries, 28 J^ Freelon
Lorigan Francis B., bookkeeper Kolan Bros., r. Oak-
land
Lorigan Henry F., clerk, r. 227 Second
Loriner Patrick, r. 735 Folsom
Loriug David W., bookkeeper Horace Davis & Co., r.
20 Rincon PI
Loriug Edward B., foreman John Spaulding & Co., r.
847 Howard
Loring E. K., r. 2409 Sacramento
Loring Francis H., clerk, r. 20 Rincon PI
liORlNG FREDERICK H., teas, coffee, etc., 9'22
Market, r. 218 Eddy
Loriug George C, clerk Ramsdell & Haynes, r. Oak-
land
Loring George H., assay dept U. S. Mint, r. 1808 Fill-
more
Loring Harriet, dressmaking, 12 O'Farrell
Loriug Prebcott. cUrk, r. 20 Rincon PI
Loring Samuel L., clerk Commercial Union Insurance
Co.,r. 1808 Fillmore
Loring William H., stock clerk Main & Winchester,
r. 510 Taylor
Lorins Henry, r. 12 Washington
Lorman .M., carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, f^
Black Point j p
Lorn Timothy, laborer, r. 613 East
Lorquin Ernest F., naturalist, 410 Kearny, r. Oak- I I^J
land &J
Lorraine Harry, »"tor, r. 2 St. Mary 3.
Lorsbach Adoli>h Mc M., clerk Von Ronn & Henck ' S*
Bros., r. 132 Perry j ,j
Lorsch Albert (Lorsili Brothers), r. New York j 3"
L.ORSCH BROTHERS ( Albe rt and Emile) , whole- | g
sale jewelers and opticians, 120 Sutter i g
Lorsch Emile (Lorsch Brothers), r. Lick House I ^
Lorsou Claus F., shoemaker, r. 1731 J^ Market |
Lorsou Edward, machiuehaud Cal. Cracker Co. I
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; Lortie , r. 6 Clam Lane
Lorton Theodore, r. •225 rourtli
' LiORl'KA A. M. , phvsician, and proptr Hammam
j Baths, office 11-13 Dupont, r. ■2524 California
, I/orrea Harry, pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1032 }<
Folsom
Loryea James H., gasfitter James K. Prior, r. 2524 Cal
liOryea Milton, photogrrapher, r, 10:32 ''« Folsom
j Ijoe Angeles and San Bernardino Land Office, Alfred
Robinson trustee, office 120 Sutter
I Los Angeles and San Diego R. R. Co.. Charles Crocker
j president, J. L. Willcutt secretary, office N'E cor
Townsend and Fourth
Los Gatos Flouring Mills (Santa Clara Co.) . Richard
P. Tenney agent, XE cor Davis and Market
Losee William, hostler John Travers, 80-5 G^reenwich
' Losekann George, locksmith William Smith, r. 727
Broadway
Losekann Gustav, engineer Koehler & Ritter, r. 26
Post
Losekann Rudolph, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 727
Broadway
Loskay Frank J. (Ferguson i Loskay) , r. i Mason
Losse E. R., speculator, r. International Hotel
Lossen Michael, milk dairy, W s Mission, opp St.
Mary's College
Loth Frank, tailor, r. 11^ Dikeman PI
Loth Frederick, tailor C. C. Hastings i Co., r. 11 3<S
Dikeman PI
Lothars John, laborer, r. 2 Glover
Lothrop John J., machinist, r. 1006 Leavenworth
Lothrop Warren R. (H. F. Smith & Co.), r. 225 Kearny
Lotovich Martini, cook Antonio Rodvich, r. 254 Steu
Lott George, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. 109
Front
Lott WiUiam S. (Lott & Tifft),r. 1125 Sutter
L.OTT <& TIFFT (William S. Lott and Edward W.
Tifft), builders, 1125 Sutter
Lotterosh George, teamster Joseph Marchsnt, r. 3G^
Valparaiso
liOtteje John D., stevedore Allen & Tormg, r. 3
Church PI
Lotti EppoUto, pedler, r. 6 Bartol, rear
Lotto August, expressman, r. 420 Filbert
Lottritz Frank, painter Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,r. NW
cor Sixteenth and Rondel PI
Lottritz John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Six-
teenth and Rondel PI
Lottritz Kate, domestic 413 Octavia
Lottritz Thomas, cabinetmaker, r. NW cor Sixteenth
and Rondel PI
Lotz Charles, confectioner Meyer k Muehe, r. 734
Broadway
Lotz Henrietta, cook Ladiee' Pro. and Belief Soc,
E 8 Franklin, bet Geary and Post
Lotz Jacob, employee S. F. Stock Brewery, r, 2118 Pow
Lotz Matilda Miss, artist, r. 4 Highland Terrace
Lotz Paul, retoucher Thomas H. Jones 4: Co., r. 4
Highland Terrace
Lotz Valentine. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
LOUCKS ORLiAXDO, produce and commission
merchant, 126 CUy, r. 1126 Filbert
Loud Emily (widow) , teacher, r. 1528 Bush
Loud Eugene F., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 7 RondelPl
Louden Emma C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 121 Fulton
Louden James, carpenter Centennial Planing Mill, r.
6 Turk
Louden William, butcher Central Market, r. 334
Verona PI
Louden William, carpenter, r. Ahlbom House
Louden William A., salesman Joseph T. Poheim, r.
121 Fulton
Louden. See Loudon
Loudenslager Agnes (widow), r. S04 Vallejo
'■ Loudenslager Thomas, actor, r. 804 Vallejo
Louderback A. A., r. 336 Eddy
Louderback Charles, B., clerk Le Count Bros., r. 20
Capp
j I.OrDKRB.\CK D.WIS Jr., judge Police Court,
I chambers City Hall, second floor, r. 545 Folsom
I Louderback John, steward S. S. Orizaba, r. 247 Sleven-
I son
I Louderback Lewis C, night inspector Custom House,
I r. 1608 Polk
Louderback Martin, salesman Daniel Donovan, r. 4
Gerke .\lley
Louderback Sophia M. (widow), r. 20 Capp
Louderback William A., electrotyper Painter k Co.,
r. 230 a Unden Av
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LiOXTDOX JOITV Li. , commission merchant »nd
merchandise broker, office 309 Clay, r. 14 Turk
Loudon Louis, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 1120
Vallejo
Loudon Robert B.(R. B. Loudon & Co.), r. 3J4 Veron»
PI
Loudon Robert B. & Co. (Charles Saltman) , agents
Eureka Provision Co., and dealers in meat pro-
ducts, office .5-6 Centre Market
Loudon William, butcher Jas. Fogarty, r. 3 '^Verona PI
Loudon William C, master mariner, r. 191S Taylor
Loufgren Otto, seaman, r. N s Filbert nr San, rear
Lougee Herbert G., student Pacific Business College,
r. 760 Howard
Lougee J. P., submarine wrecker, r. 760 Howard
Lougery Hugh, tanner, r. W s Chapultepec, nr Court-
land Av
Lough Edward J., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
157 Seventh
Lough James, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission and
First, r. 864 Mission
Loughborough Alexander H. (George iLoughborough),
attorney at law, office 507 Mont, r. 829 1^ O'Farrell
Lotighhead H.W., bookkeeper London and S. F. Bank
(limited), r. 714 Bush
HiOlTGHEAD JOHN, sign and ornamental painter,
1603-li«5 Polk, r. 713^ Bush
Loughery Daniel (Welsh & Loughery), r. 641 Mission
Loughery Hugh, r. cor Thirtieth and siission
Loughery Robert J., shipping clerk Levi Strauss &
Co., r. 608 Fillmore
Loughlin Charles H., r. 250 Tehama
Loughlin Ellen Mrs., domestic 1503 Taylor
Loughlin Fanny (widow) , r. 2228 Hyde
Loughlin James D., druggist G. G. Burnett,
Clara
Loughlin John, gasfitter, r. 217 Clara
Iioughlin John, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle,
Fifth
Loughlin John, steward A. E. Swain, r. 259 Tehama
Loughlin Margaret, cook, r. 424 Broadway
Loughlin Mary A. Mrs., r. 947 Howard
Loughlin Peter J., carpenter, r. NW cor Harrison and
Twenty-first
Loughlin Thomas, longshoreman, r. Qiiincy House
Loughlin William, carrier Evening Post, r. 2228 Hyde
Loughlin Wi.liam, clerk Registrar of Voters Office,
New City Hall, r. 217 Clara
Laughlin William, with J. H. Jones & Co., r. 217 Clara
Loughman James, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 247 Sec
Loughran Bernard, soapmaker, r. 25 Twenty-second
Loughran Patrick, waiter St. Ignatius College, 841
Market
Loughran, Reilly & Co. (Thomas F. Loughran, John
D. Reilly and John J. Reilly), produce commis-
sion, 309-311 Davis
Loughran Susie F. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar
School, r. 2713 Howard
Loughran Thomas (Breeze & Loughran), r. NW cor
Fourteenth and Howard
Loughran Thomas, sewer contractor, r. 12!^ Downey
LougUran Thomas F. (Loughran, Reilly & Co.), r. 938
Mission
Loughran William P., clerk Michael A. Marron, r. 560
Bryant
Loughton James, carpenter U. S. stm Shubrick, r. 3
King
Lougier Louis, baker, r. 121 Fourth
Loubman Timothy, carpenter C. E. Boman, r. 842
Harrison
Louideck Henry, blacksmith, r. 1229 Stockton
Louideck Mary Mrs., florist, 1229 Stockton
Louideck Peter, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2, 8.
F. F. D., r. 1229 Stockton
Louis Antonio, milkman William Lange, Cole, near
Golden Gate Park
Louis August, cabinetmaker, r. 906 Pacific
Louis Benjamin F., salesman A. B. Ell'elt k Co., r. 115
Olive Av
Louis Charles, cook City and County Hospital, r. 1123
York
Louis Henry, carrier Abend Post
Louis J., jeweler, r. 501 Post
Louis John (Kt-illey & Louis), r. S s Precita Av, near
Bernal Heights
Louis John H., upholsterer, 1045 Howard
Louie Manuel, dairyman George C. & James G. Smart,
r. San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Louis Marie, shoemaker, 313 Sutter
Louis Samuel, clerk, r. 716 Washington
BULLOCE Si JONES. 105 Montcomeiy Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
THUNZS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Louis Thomas B., foreman Andrew Onderdonk, r. 102
Francisco
Louis. See Lewis
Louise Frank, deckhand stm Cora, r. 317 Filbert
Louisson Morris (M. 8. Grinbaum & Co.) , r. Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands
Louisson Morris, clothing, 525 Kearny, r. 1003 Mission
Louisson Samuel, r. 1111 Van Ness At
Lount Daniel S., miner, r, 27 Pleasant
Lount Linda H. Mrs., r. 641 Folsom
Lount Samuel D., r. 519 Folsom
Lioupi L., dairyman Veges & Esclosses, r. W a San
Jose Av, nr Twenty-ninth
Louriau Desire, nurse, r. 115 Park Av
Lousader Benjamin, waiter Pacific Mall S. S. Colima
Loustalet John P., laundryman, r. 811 Stockton
Louijtau Henry, poultryman Lemoine, Gambert & Co.,
1.531 Vallejo
Lousteau Peter, steward G. Wittman & Co., r. SW cor
Sacramento and Stockton
Loutban Harry, merchant, r. 1306 Larkin
Louvel Marie Miss, lady's maid, 1105 Taylor
Love Albert, painter, r. 75 Fourth, rear
Love Alexander, cook O. k O. S. S. Australia
Love Alexander, plumber aud gasfltter. 337 Hayes
Love A. W., captain Bark Malay, office 18 Howard
Love Belle C. (widow) , r. 961 Mission
Love Brothers (George A. and Burr) , cigars and to-
bacco, 222 Fourth and 1034 Market
Love Burr (Love Bros.), r. 319 Tehama
Love Ellen Miss, r. 142 M Fourth
Love George A. (Love Bros.), r. 319 Tehama
Love George A., liquor saloon NW cor Eighth and
Shipley, r. 272 Tehama
Love James, policeman. City Hall, r. 1107 Stockton
Love James H., r. 1014 Slission
Love James H., carpenter, r. IJessie bet Seventh and
Eighth
Love John L., attorney at law, office 432 Montgomery,
room 1, r. 1128 Twenty-first
Love Josie Mrs., assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
1521 California
Love Lewis C, teamster Moore & McLaren, r. 14
Spear
Love Mary Miss, cigarmaker E. Eisenberg & Bro.,
r. 441 Minna
Love Richard, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1210
Larkin
Love Rufus K., clerk James Newlands. r. 923 How
Love Samuel J., student Heald's Business College
Love William, dairyman, r. 1521 California
Love William, plumber Alexander Love, r. 209 Second
Lovegrove George H,. collector S. F. Gaslight Co., r.
616 Mason
Lovegrove George P., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 616 mason
Lovejoy Edward B., sbipcarver. Pier 4, Steuart, r.
Oakland
Lovejoy George W., machinest, r. Sanchez, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Lovejoy Howard, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. 758 Howard
Lovejoy Mary (widow) , nurse, r. 22 Taylor
Lovejoy William E., photographer Monroe k Potter,
r. 5 Wildey
Lovekin H. Miss, teacher languages, r. 139 Fourth
Loveland Cora Miss, r. 413 H Hayes
Loveland E. W., physician, r. 814 California
Loveland Frank, carpenter, r. 2439 Larkin
Loveland Henry S., helper Crystal Vinegar Works, r.
1507 Folsom
Loveland John F., teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
Loveland Lafayette F. (Clute k Loveland), r. 24.39
Larkin
Loveland Walter G., pantryman A. E. Swain, r. 1507
Folsom
Lovell Ardene (widow) , lodgings, 703 Market, and 8
Third
Lovell Charles H., clerk Wilson & Wilson, r. Oakland
Lovell Edward C, real-estate agent, office 415 Mont-
gomery, r. 912 Ji Lagtma
Lovell Freeman F., salesman S: Mosgrove & Co.. r. 511
Franklin
Lovell "Mary Jane Mrs., dressmaker, r. 511 Franklin
Lovelle J. M. Mrs., dressmaker. 118 Kills
Lovely George S., boarding aud lodging, (M)5-C07 Pine
Lovely Marcus H., foreman press room Francis, VaU
entiue & Co.. r, Ahlborn House
Lovely Mark, r. 432 O'Farrell
Loverich Esther(widow),r. 412 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Loverich Gilbert, upholsterer J. W. Stamper k Co.,r.
412 Tehama
Loverich Samuel, salesman Weyl Bros., r. 412 Te-
hama
Lovering John, laborer, r. 915 Sacramento
Lovett Catherine (widow), r. 119 Jj Dore
Lovett Charles, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Lovett Eugene R., dyer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 106 Ji
Fourteenth
Lovett George, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Lovett Hannah (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 9 Louisa
Lovett John, blacksmith Union Foundry, r. W s Ten-
nessee, bet Solano and Mariposa
Lovett William A., assistant U. S. attorney, office 6 V.
S. Court Building, r. East Oakland
Lovick Henry, sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 801
Union
Lovick William, machinist Nathan W. Spaulding, r.
824 Union
Lovtal J. C, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Low Arthur F., attorney at law, office 606 Ifontgom-
ery, rooms 17-18, r. 1 Park PI
LOW C. ADOL.PHE (C. Adolphe Low & Co., and
W. W. Montague .<c Co.), r. 1103 Bush
LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO. (Samuel Hort, George
A. Low, Charles H. Baldwin, and Edward L. G.
Steele) , commission merchants, 208 California
Low C. G., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Low Charles A., attorney at law, office 23 Montgom-
ery Block and (Chartrey & Low) , r. 910 Lombard
Low Charles P., r. 600 Bush
Low Charles P., bookkeeper J. G. Montealegre, r. Oak-
land
Low Edward, bookkeeper Philip Liesenfeld
Low Frank, r. 600 Bush
LOW FREDERICK F., manager Anglo-CaUfor-
nian Bank (limited), office 422 California, r. SW
cor Gough and Sutter
Low George, longshoreman, r. 1309 Stockton
Low George A. (C. Adolphe Low & Co.) , r. New York
Low Horace D., superintendent deposit melting U. S.
Mint, r. 110 Fourth
Low James, painter, r. 204 Octavis
Low J. B., r. 518 Geary
Low J. E., cook stm Los Angeles, Broadway Wharf
Low Joel B., mining engineer, olHce 234 Montgomery,
room 1, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Low John, marine reporter Point Lobos Telegraph
Station, r. N 8 Point Lobos Av, nr Ocean
Low John Edward, cook, r. 1010 Pacific
Low John T. (Low & Johnson), r. 13 Clay
Low Joseph, r. 600 Bush
Low Joseph W., stock operator, r. 1 Park PI
Low Josiab O., bookkeeper Allyne & White, r. 600
Bush
Low Lizzie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Low May Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper, r. Berkeley
Low Moritz, liquor saloon, 42 First
Low Nathaniel, printer, r. 420 Jackson
Low Range Ledge Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), Frederick E. Luty secretary, office 507
Montgomery
Low Robert, r. 835 Bush
Low William, conductor Central R. R., r. 1304 Turk
Low William R., engineer The Baldwin, r. 433 Minna
Low & Chartrey (Charles A. Low and Raoul Chartrey),
proptrs City Iron Works, 2S-28 Fremont
Low & Johnson (John T. Low aud M. L. Johnson),
liqiior saloon, 331 East
Low. See Lowe
Lowaus Thomas, musician Buckley's Original Varie-
ties, r. 3 August Alley
Lowbock William, shoemaker, 50 First
Lowbridge Joseph, porter Reed k Co., r. 1603 Vallejo
Lowden Harry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 1104
Market
Lowden William, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Lowden William H., cashier North British and Mer-
cantile Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Lowe A., ticket clerk Saucellto Ftrry, r. Saucellto
Lowe C. W., bookkeeper, r. 2033 Howard
Lowe E. Louis, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 771
Mission
Lowe Harry M., bookkeeper A. H. Todd & Co., r. 118
Post
Lowe James, r. 621 Pine
Lowe Jesse M., lodgings, 2033 Howard
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Lowe J. M., r. 2033 Howard
[ Lowe John, boiltrmaker, r. 34 Eausch, rear
Lowe John, tailor Samuel Wilson, r. 1332 Bush
Lowe John T., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
NW cor Union and Leavenworth
Lowe Julius W., mTisician and chemist, r. 20 Kondel
PI
I Lowe Mary A. (widow) , teacher, r. 20 Rondel PI
Lowe Seligman, shirt manuf , 331 Kearny, room 13
Lowe Thomas J., bricklayer, r. 'Mi Jessie
! Lowell Ada, compositor Bonnard & Daly, r. 223 Fif-
I teenth
I Lowell AJfred C. salesman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
I son. r. 1.5J8 Howard
Lowell Charles, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Lowell John F., general advertising agent, office 417
I 'Washington, r. 22 Geary
I Lowell Mary I. (widow), lodgings, 223 Fifteenth
i LowellKathan K., propr Eagle Warehouse, NW cor
Davis and Pine. r. Oakland
' Lowenberg Abram (M. Phillips & Co.) , r. Honolulu
LowenbcTg Edmund, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 435 Tyler
Lowenberg Emil, bookkeeper, r. 803 Ellis
Lowenberg George, clerk Sutro & Co., r. 435 Tyler
Lowenberg Harris, attorney at law. notary public,
j and Commissioner deeds, olfice 3013 Montgomery,
I r. 309 Octavia
' Lowenberg Isador (Meyerstein & Lowenberg). r. 609
I Van Ness Av
, Lowenberg Jacob, r. 314 Bush
j Lowenberg Julia (widow) , r. 435 Tyler
i Lowenberg Robert, salesman Esberg, Bachman& Co.,
I r. 435 Tyler
; Lowenberg Sarah (widow), r. 309 Octavia
i Lowenberg William, clerk Zadig & Weill, r. 435 Tyler
' Lowenberg. See Loeweuberg
' Lowenfeld Victor, watchman S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
LowengrLind Lee, salesman S. Bine. r. 319 Tyler
! Lowenguth Henry, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 108
I Tehama
Lowenstein Abraham, clerk William Eeinstein, r. 920
1 Natoma
I Lowenstein Abraham, peddler, r. 305 O'Farrell
; Lowenstein Albert, clerk E. Guittard & Co., r. cor
; Post and Leavenworth
■ Lowenstein Car.)liue Mrs., bakery, 305 O'Farrell
; Lowenstein G., tailor, ti28 Merchant, r. 85 Ninth
j Lowenstein H. salesman G. W. Shreve, r. 137 Mont
i Lowenstein Isaac, boots and shoes, ii31 Kearny, and
i 1208 Stockton, and lodgings, 120r> Stockton
! Lowenstein J. H., proptr Metropolitan Laundry, 920
! Natoma
Lowenstein Joseph, clerk William J. Newman, r. 1208
' Stockton
Lowenstein Nathan, clerk Isaac Lowenstein, r. 1208
I Stockton
1 Lowenstein Rudolph, bookkeeper M. Levy & Co., r.
; 510 Larkiu
Lowenstein William, r. 1520 Ellis
' Loweuthal H., second hand clothes, 1042 Howard
LoweutUal Herman, teacher, r. 1042 Howard
Lowenthal H. Henry, attorney at law, office 411JS Cal-
i ilornia, rooms 4-5, r. 741 Howard
I Lowenthal Jacob W., salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r.
SE cor Bush and Devisadero
Lowenthal Morris L., with Mission Woolen Mills, r.
1.520 Sutter
i Lowenthal. See Loewenthal
Lower Charles, clerk, r. 219 Mason
Lower Comstock Mining Co. (Nevada), John J. Sco-
ville secretary, office 59 Nevada Block
Lower Crown Point Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill,
Nev.) , George Seckel secretary, office 330 Pine,
room CO
i Lower G.W., carpenter, r. 314 Eighth
I Loweree James F., receiver N. B. and Mission R. R.
I Co.. r. 38 Russ
I liOWERKK WLLIilAMH., paper hangings, 715
Market
! Lowcry Charles F., clerk E. V. Hathaway, r. Oakland
I Lowery John W., carriagemaker, r. 815 Stockton
] Lowery M. L., fireman Pacific Power Co., r. 13 First
I Lowheid Frederick, painter John C. Derbaum
I Lownes William E., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
I 549 Howard
I Lowney Bros. (Timothy and Jeremiah) , carriagemak-
ers, SE cor Eighth and Howar4
j Lowney Daniel, blacksmith, r. 1117 Mission
Lowney George A., assistant messenger Board of Ed-
ucation, r. 71G Clementina
Lowney James E., finisher Lowney Bros., r. 716 Clem-
entina
Lowney Jeremiah (Lowney Bros.) , r. 1117 Mission
Lowney Thomas F., carriagemaker Lowney Bros., r.
716 Clementina
Lowney Timothy (Lowney Bros.) , r. 71(1 Clementina
Lowns Thomas, musician, r. 3 August Alley
Lowrentz Edward, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Lowrentz Nils, seaman, r. 623 Battery
Lowrey Frederick J., bookkeeper Robert C. Bunker,
r. Oakland
Lowrey John B., bookkeeper J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. SE
cor Second and Minna
Lowrie John, r. 836 Sutter
Lowrie John, plumber and gasfitter, 225 Tyler
Lowrie John M., teamster Larkin & Fickeu, r. 366
Clementina
Lowrie William H., roller TJ. S. Mint, r. 310 Kearny
Lowrie William J., packer C. C. Burr & Co.. r. 2283^
Francisco
Lowry Daniel, r. 612 California
Lowry George, waiter, r. 140 Minna
Lowry G. W., r., 529 Sacramento
Lowry Henry, shoemaker, 405 Brannan
Lowry Henry J., watchman, r. 29 Kate
Lowry John W., carriagemaker John H. Goodrich, r.
815 Stockton ,
Lowry Michael, longshoreman, r. 703 Front
Lowry Peter, carpenter, r. 939 Vallejo
Lowry Samuel N., machinehand Pac. Barrel and Keg
Factory, r. North German House
Lowry William, carpenter, 963 Mission, r. Oak Grove
House
Lowry William, fireman S. S. Newbern
Lowry William J. (Lowry & Co.), r. NE cor Twenty-
first and Guerrero
L.O"\VRY <& CO. (W. J. Lowry, J. H. Cutter, and
L. V. H. Howel)) , general commission merchants,
SE cor Clay and Davis
Lowsen N. C, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hall
Lowth John, r. 34 Tyler
Lowther Rebecca, domestic 338 McAllister
Loy Frederick, bookkeeper Lang & Co., r. 308 Stock
Loyal Lead Gold Mining Co., P.M. McLaren secre-
tary, office 3i.s Pine, rooms 18-19
Loyd T. A., attorney at law, r. 1828 Vallejo
Loyer Jules, r. 736 Pacific
Loynachan John B., pantryman S. P. Collins & Co., r.
615 Pine
Lozano Florencia, waiter, r. 545 Vallejo
I Loze J. A., salesiuiin California Jewelry Co., r. Oakland
Loze J. Albert ( Welti' .t Loze) r. Oakland
LOZIER ALBICRT, dealer birds and cages, 413
I Kearny, r. 11 Selina PI
Luak Frederick, artist Universal Copying Co., r. 411
I Jones
i Luatkay Edward, grocer, r. 563 M Minna
i Lubasch Louis, e.xpressman, r. 731 O'Farrell
1 Lubaski Joseph, tailor, r. 276 Jessie
Lubbe Theodore, carpenter and upholsterer, r. 524 Fil-
bert
Lubben John, grocer, r. NW cor Church ar:d Twenty-
fourth
! Lubbert George, with H. W. Johns Manufacturing
I Co., r. 330 Spear
I Lubbert Margaret (widow) , r. 330 Spear
; Lubboi'k Charles F., painter, r. 1725 Stevenson, rear
Lubeck Emil, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 317 Bush
Lubeck Samuel, mining, office 56 Nevada Block, r. 850
Market
Lubelsky Joseph, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Lubey John, steward Hose Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 112
Jackson
Lubiu Simon C, gents' furnishing goods, 609 Mont-
gomery, r. 715 Broadway
Lubke Adolph, waiter The Baldwin, r. 405 Stevenson
Lubke Nicholas, shoemaker, cor Railroad and Sixth
avs, r. Fourteenth Av, near N, South S. F.
Lublinki .\aron. glazier, r. 243 Clara
Lucau Carl, architect Laver & Curlett, r. 717 Green
Lucariui Felice, fruits, 1324 Kearny
Lucas Adrian, bartender C. Roziere, r. 21 Stockton
i Lucjis Albert B., r. 14 Geary
i Lucas .\nna Gettz Mrs. , preserver flowers, 7t3 Howard
^ucas Brothers (Thomas and George Lucas), market,
I 919 Dolores
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montg'y St.. Manf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Lucas Constant, stucco worker Samuel Kellett, r. 114
Ptrry
Lucas Daniel, laborer South'irn Pac. K. R., r. 636 Six-
teenth
Lucas Edward, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 919
Dolores
Lucas Gcor:.'e (Lucas Brcthers) . r. 919 Dolores
Lucas George, coachman B. F. Morrow, 91G Leav
Lucas James, coachman Kichard Brown, SE cor Jones
and Chestnut
Lucas John (Lucas & Co.),.r. 909 Howard
Lucas John, carpeuttr, r. 919 Dolores
Lucas John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Lucas John, w.ttchmaktT Cal. Electrical Works, r. 14 }i
Morse
Lucas John G., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 33
South Park
Lucas Johu a., millwright, r. 32 Tehama
Lucas John V., clerk L. Lebenbaum *; Co., r. 617 Bush
Lucas J. S., clerk M. ('. Huwley & Co., r. '2145 Mission
Lucas Pierre M., r. 18 Verona PI
Lucas Robert H., supeiinteudeut California and Ne-
vada Ice Co., r. 33 South Park
Lucas Robert H. Jr., clerk Henry Lund, r. 33 South
Park
Lucas Thomas (Lucas Brothers) , r. 919 Dolores
Lucas Walt.T E., with Lu as & Co., r. Oakland
Luc^is Wi.liam, bookkeeper Lucas k Co., r. 530 Folsom
Lues Vi'i liam H., painter, r. 1 Antonio
LucaH it Co. (John Lucas) , proptrs Golden Gate Plaster
Mills, •215-217 Main
Lucutti Johu, maehinehand, r. 325 Vallejo, rear
Lucca , waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 24 Wet-
more PI
Lucca Rocovich, fruits, 500 Seventh
Luccbesi Cesare, baker L. Valente, r. 216 Broadway
Lucchesi Louis, water, 520 Broa<lway
Lucchesi I'ittro, cook Jean Lacay, r. ti Vallejo PI
Lucchesi Primo, foreman C. R. Splivalo, r. cor Sixth
and Berry
Lucchesi lUehard, teacher music, T. 502 O'Farrell
Lucche'ti .\udrea, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo andFront
Lucchetti Carlo, co )k Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Lucchetti ^eli.e, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Lucchetti Francesco, Garibaldi Guard Armory 423
Broadway
Lucchetti Frank, restaurant, 519 Davis
Lucchetti Giovauni, Italian Benev. .-^oc, 423 Wash
Lucii Giovauni, laborer! r. 1020 Montgomery, rear
Luce Arthur S., ji weler, r. 5 Ewer PI
Luce Benjamin F., lumberman, r. Pier 4, Steuart
Luce George, student Barnard's Business College
Luce G. W., clerk fr. ight auditor's ofBce Central Pac.
R. R., r. Oakland
Lnce Isaac, clerk Robert Feder
Lace Samuel A., conductor Omnibus B. R., r. 525
Shotwell
Lace Tarlton C, carpenter, r. 2519 Mission
Luce. See Luse
Lucey Anna, domestic 852 Mission
Lucey E. G. Miss, shoefitter, r. 412 !« Fifth
j Lucey Michael, coachman Louis F. McLane, r. 119
Silver
Lacbsiuger A. Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Luchsiuger George H., clerk F. S, Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 921 Tjler
Luihsinger Henry, r. 921 Tyler
Luchsinger Henry, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Son, r. 724 Minna
Luchsinger Jacob (J. B. Luchsinger & Son), r. 300
Eightieuth
Luchsiuger J. B. & Son (Jacob), forniture manufs,
710-718 Minna
Luchsinger Johu B. (J. B. Luchsinger & Son) , r. 724
Minna
Luchsinger Sebastian, vamisher, r. 447 Miuna
Lu ht C. C. , se.iman, r. 127 Jack-on
Lucid Edward, bnmerman Cul. Chemical Works, r.
cor York and Twenty-third
j Lucie. 1 D. G.. r. 644 Sacramento
I Lucieu Mining Co. (Cal.), John A. Bradley secretary,
' office 424 .Montgiimery
j Lucier Joseph, boots and shoes, SE cor Mission and
i sixth, r. 24u3 California
j Luciuetti J. B., candy maker David Hirschfeld
I Lni itt Edward, laborer, r. 1029 York
' Luck George, citzarsaud news stand. 1726 Eddy
j Luck Wil iam, quartermaster Pacific Mail S.S. Dakota
I Lncke Bernard, salesman N. Lucke, r. 028 Green
Lucke Frederick H., upholsterer Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. cor Twenty-second and Mission
liVCKB HENRY, importer French boots and
shoes, 40 Geary, r. 628 Green
Luckel Conrad, soapmaker, r. W 8 Utah, bet Sixteenth
and Santa Clara
Luckey Mary (widow), r. 736 Geary
Luckhardt Caesar A. (Huhn & Luckhardt) , r. 2224 How
Lucks Henry, engineer Krageu & Geist, r. 735 Kran
Lucky Arthur M., compositor Elward Bosqui & Co.,
r. 715 Howard
Lucky Charles J., capt.iin tug Tiger, r. 335 Bryant
Lucky John F., laborer Pacific Bonded Warehouse, r.
327 Fourth
Lucky Rock Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.),
Charles S. Healy secretary, office 45 Merchants'
Exchange
Luco Juan M., real-estate agent, office 49 Montgomery
Block, r. SW cor Stockton and Filbert
Luco Nicola, fisherman, r. 890 Front
Luconovich Casemero, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Lucovich Joseph, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Lucy Anthony (Smith,Lucy & Co.), r. 2195 Taylor
Lucy Cornelius, shipcarpenter, r. 447 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Lucy Dennis J., carpenter, r. 37 Clinton
Lucy George R. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) , r. 1225 Folsom
Lucy George R. Jr., helper G. R. Lucy & Co., r. 1225
Folsom
Lucy G. R. & Co. (George B. and Robert V.Lucy),
soap manufs, factory S s Brannan, bet Eighth
and Ninth, office 123 California
Lucy Robert V. (G. R. Lucy & Co.) , r. 1225 Folsom
Ludding on Charles, moneybroker, r. 220 Third
Ludeke H., blacksmith, r. 18 First
Lndeman Adolph (Ludeinan Brothers), r. 5 Myrtle Av
Ludeman Brothers (William and Adolph), hardware,
59 Second
Ludeman William (Ludeman Brothers), r. Germany
HJDEMANN FREDERICK, proptr Pacific Nur-
sery, W s Baker, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Ludemann Henry, barkeeper Peter Seugstacken, r.
SE cor Mission and Fremont
Ludemann Juhn H., clerk J. W. Tamm, r. 600 Taylor
Ludemaun Otto, broommaker Harrison & Dickson
Luders Alfred, jjeddler, r. 430 Minna
Luders Edward T. clerk, r. 107 Perry
Luders E. P., watchman freight dept Central Pac.
R. R.
Luders James, r. 107 Perry
Luders John, seaman stm McPherson, r. 2130 Stockton
Luders Otto, liquor saloon, 420 Davis, r. 218 Fran-
cisco
Ludin Charles, waiter, r. 1309 Stockton
Lu lington Charles, laborer S. B. Lardner, r. 642
Second
Ludington Charles S., cigars and tobacco, and money-
broker, NK cor Third and Howard, r. Linden
House
Ludington George 0., capitalist, office 337 Pine. r. 522
Van Ness Av
Ludke Aut,'ust, prof, languages, r. 103 Mason
Ludl.iiu Anthony, r. 844 Mission
Ludlam Anthony Jr., surveyor, r. 844 Mission
Ludlam Charles M., clerk William S. Hopkins, r. 844
Mission
Ludlam Edward H., pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., r.
844 Mission
Ludlam. See Ludhim
Ludlow F. L.. clerk, r. Overland House
Ludlow John, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Ludlow William, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
r. 09 Natoma
Ludlow William B., carpenter and extraman Hose
No. 3. S. F. F. D., r. 719 Sliotwell
Ludlum hdwiu (Woodhams & Ludlum) , r. NW cor
Dorland aud Dolores
Ludlum Thomas B. (Ludlum, Mather & Co.), r. 27
Hawthorne
Lt'DLUM, MATHER & CO. (T. B. Ludlum and
S. H. Mather.), mining and mining property,
office 318 Pine, moms 2-3
Ludlum. See Ludlam
Ludortf August, salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
SE cor Lombard and Dupont
Ludortf Julius, r. 72 Natoma
Ludovici Frederick W., secretary Gas Consumer's
Assn., office 204 Bush, r. 30 South Park
Ludwick Charles, carpenter, r. 217 Tyler
Ludwick Ej>hraim A., r. 105 Ridley
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal-Mn Price, Quality, or Fit
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Ludwlg Adam (Schwamm & Ludwig), r. 357 Minna
Ludwlg E. Rev., r. 105 RW"\
Ludwig Ernest H., . 604 -^e
Ludwig Chris., hairdresser Philip Winter, r. 524
Vallejo
Ludwig Herman, clerk A. Ackerman & Co., r. 343
Hayes
Ludwig J. H. A., r. 4 Virginia PI
Ludwig John A., cabinetmaker, r. 1180 Harrison
Ludwig John C, machinist, r. 214 Van Ness Av
Ludwig Zachariah, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r.
Brooklyn
Ludwigsen Mary (widow), r. 1706 Mason
Ludwigson Peter, porter A. J. Plate & Co., r. 32 Eddy
Ludwigson William, blacksmith Union Iron Works,
r. 1706 Mason
Lue T., longshoreman Menzles & Bingham
Luedeke Herman, architect, oface 402 Montgomery,
room 38, r. 514 Bush
Lueders Alfred (Pacific Perfumery Manuf . Co.) , 430
Minna
Leueders Fred R. (Lueders & Turpin), r. 1511 Market
Lueders O., captain, r. 228 Francisco
litJEDERS «.<f TURPIN (F. R. Lueders and J. N.
Turpin) , architects, office 629 Washington
Luedke Edward, steward G. C. Flanders, r. 563 M
Minna
Luellman Louis C. H., clerk John Puvogel, r. 1436
California
LUESMANN ERNEST, wines and liquors, 539
California, r. 1305 Mason
Luesmaun Henry (M. Cook & Co.), r. 2105 Stockton
Luethe Joseph, porter German Hospital
Lugall George, carpenter, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Lugcbill Alexander, patternmaker. Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.
Luger Joseph, carpenter, 206 Sixteenth
Luger Julia, wax florist, 206 Sixteenth
Lugge C, r. 650 Washington
Lugh E. A., with F. H. Busby
IjUGSDIIV jay, manager R. G. Dun & Co.'s Mer-
cantile Agency, othce 320 Cal., r. Palace Hotel
Lugugue John, cook, r. 265 Minna
Luhman , shoemaker, r. 719 California
Luhmeusen Nicholas, upholsterer, r. 317 Green
Luhuiensen William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Twenty-first and Valencia
Luhiiwald Johannes, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Luhr E. W., painter, r. 245 Ritch
Luhr Frederick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Luhr William, barkeeper Osmer & Co., r. NW cor
First and Brauuan
Luhr William, painter, 238 Ritch, r. 245 Ritch
Luhring Ferdinand, cook, 27 Morton
Luhrmauu Friedrich (Gehrig & Luhrmann), r. 537
Seventh
Luhrs Enna, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Luhrs Frederick, teamster, r. S s Twenty-fifth , bet Dol-
ores and Church
Luhrs Henry, barkeeper Chris Rolfs, r. 369 Jessie
Luhrs John (John Luhrs & Co.), r. NW cor Broadway
und Dupimt
Luhrs John & Co. (John Meyers), groceries and li-
quors, SE cor Mi.'isiou and Fourth
Luhrs Louis, mining speculator, r. German Hotel
Luhrs Martin, clerk William Fahreukrug, r. NK cor
Seventh and Howard
Luhrs Nicholas C. (Whiaton & Luhrs, r. 409 Mason
Luhrs Kicharil, clerk John W. Wilkens & Co., r. SW cor
Third and Brauuan
Lulirsttn D., bootmaker John Zeis, r. 616 Post
Luivisi Uonora (widow), r. 8 Fi;ir Oaks
Luke Edward, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Luke H., r. r)19 Sacramento
Luke Henry, blacksmith Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Luke John, chrk, r. 741 Market
Luke John, seaman, r. E s Iowa, ur Solano
Luke John, third officer Pacific Mail S. 8. City of New
York
Luke John, steerage steward S. S. Orizaba
Luke Mary A. (widow), r. 2210 Pine
Lukes Frederick, butcher, r. 2117 Webster
Lukes Henry, carpenter, r. 2117 Webster
liVKIN JOSEPH ADOL.PH, liquor saloon, 446
Califurnia, r. 608 Buchanan
Luko Morris,, r. 21 J4 Garden
Lull G. \V., Mrs., proprietress Lull House, 311 Stock
Lull Louis R., attorney at law, office 41 Montgomery
Block, r. 8 Mason
Lull N. A., withD. A. Macdonald & Co.
Lumbard Sarah W. (widow) , r. 621 Pine
Lumbard. See Lombard
LUMBER DEALERS' EXCHANGE, Asahel
Thayer secretary, office Pier 5, Steuart
Lumber Peter, r. 526 Merchant
Lumberg Charles O., tailor 605 Broadway, r. 316 O'Far-
rell, rear
LUMBERMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION, 71
New Montgomery
Lumke Mary, domestic Frederick Wegener
Lumsden Alexander, bootfitter, r. 67 Jessie
Lumsden Alexander H., bootfitter, r. 13 Auburn
Lumsden Samuel, bootfitter, r. 67 Jessie
Lumsden William, bootfitter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 67 Jessie
Luna Charles, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Luna Romulo, compositor, r. 428 Green
Lunbaltz Hans G., boatman, r. 40 Jackson
Lunblade Frederick, iJorter Kittle & Co., r. 2509 Larkiu
Lund Claus H. r. 44 Steuart
Lund Hans, barkeeper J. C. Green, r. 8 Jackson
liUND HENRY, importing, shipping and commis-
sion merchant, office 214 California, r. 1710 Stock-
ton
Lund Hugh N., realestate, r. 215 Elm Av
Lund John S., carpetlayer Henry F. Gullixson & Co., r.
720 Mission
Lund L., shipcarpenter, r, 12 Jackson
Lund M C, clerk Henry Lund, r. Oakland
Lund Nelson, stableman James P. Ferguson, r. 820
Mission
Lund Peter, shoemaker, r. 528 Pacific
Lund Peter W., sailmaker Bryant, ur Beale, r. Oak-
land
Lund. See Lundt and Lunt
Limdberg Axel, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Lundberg Charles, drug clerk John C. Moody, r. 1080
Broadway
Lundberg Charles, tailor, r. 326 O'Farell, rear
Lundberg viustav, tailor, r. 326 O'Farrell, rear
Lundberg John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Lundberg John A., bricklayer, r. Ahlborn House
Lundberg N. P., restaurant SE cor Clay and Leides-
dorft, r. 526 Merchant
Lundberg Peter T., carrier Call and Bulletin, r. 1080
Broadway
Lundborg G. William, clerk Savings and Loan See,
r. 1504 Taylor
Lundborg J. A. W., dentist, office 123 Stockton, r. 1504
Taylor
Lunde Niels, mate echr. La Gironda, r. 419 East
Lundell Andrew, rtibinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
323 Jessie
Lunden August, laborer Henry Hoesch, r. 107 First Av
Lunden Erick N., seaman, r. SE cor Harrison & Spear
Lundgren Jacob A., tailor, 119 Third, r. 1G% Hunt
Luudgren James, shoemaker, r, 7 Sheridan, rear
Lundgren William, carpenter bark Don Nicholas, foot
Beale
Lundholm John, tailor, r. 1407 Montgomnry, rear
Lundie Hamilton, furniture, 1045 Howard
Lundin Andrew, laborer William Bragg, r. Pacific
Railroad House
Lundin Anna (widow), bakery, 1034 Folsom
Lundin George, upholsterer, r. 904 Jackson
Lundon John, upholsterer Gilbert & Moore, r. 219
Bush
Lundcjuist , tailor, r. 600 Jones
Lundquist C, r. Elcho Hoiiso
liumUjuist E., watchmaker and jeweler, 46 Second
Luiidrigan Edward, shoemaker Buckingham & Heoht,
r. 2 Twelfth
Lundstrom Charles, bootmaker P. D. Nelson, r. 531
East
Lundstrom John, clerk Christian Tetzen, r. 524 Eight-
eenth
Lundt Detlef N., shipcarpenter, r. 2104 Mason
L>mdt Ileury A., apprentice William T. Garratt, r.
2104 Mason
Lundt Henry H., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
2104 Mason
Luntlt Jennie C. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 2104 Mason
Lundt. See Lund and Lunt
Luudy David, collector, r. 1826 Eddy
LiUNDY THOMAS, importer clocks, watches,
jewelry, etc., 7-9 Third, r. Nucleus House
BULLOCK ^ JONSS, 105 Montp:omery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
jnk HandkM>chiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
LUN
547
LYD
Lune Hans Olaen, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Luner C. R., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Lungstrass H., clork, Lick House
Luning Nicholas, capitalist, office 211 Sansom room
4, T. Palace Hotel
Luning Nicliolaa Jr., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Luuis Hosca, waiter stm Julia, Washington St Wharf
Lunna Catherine, hairdresser Mrs. E. H. Hubbard r
208 Eighth '
Lunuey Stewart, clerk David Stewart, r. 104 Seventh
Lunny Bernard, cardriver. r. 20S Eighth, rear
Lunny J., shoemaker, r. G13 Bush
Lunny James W., housepaiuttr Henry M. Rosekrans
r. S s Twenty.fourth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Lunny James W. Jr., signwriter, r. Ss Twenty-fuurDh
bet Sanchez and Noe
Lunsmaun Hejiry, clerk Frederick Greiner, r. NW cor
Jessie and Sixth
Lunstedt Jacob, grocer, r. 2-104 Jones
Luut Charles, seaman, r. 2(5 Sacramento
Luiit Elmira Mrs., r. 108 Ellis
LuntOliver A., proptrLuuts Dancing Academy. 320
Post, r. 313 KUis '
Lunt Peter, r. 528 Pacific
Lunt. See Lund and Lundt
Luppo J., physician and surgeon, office and r. 205
Montgomery Av
Lupprani Lulgi, rancher, r. 331 Vallejo
Lupton Charles B. (Wiggett & Lupton), r. 20 Hinck-
ley
Lupton Michael, seaman, r. 410 Folsom
Luque Pauline, domestic 1203 Stockton
Lurch Isaac, butcher, 537 Fourth, r. 41 Freelon
Lurdberg George, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. 121
Nineteenth
Luscombe Charles, cook B. Kenney, r. 423 Dupont
Luscombe Philip, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co r 2
Webster PI
Luscombe Robert, manager California Corset Co.. 539
Market, r. 317 Ellis
Luscombe W.. second officer S. S. Dakota, r. 22 Geary
Luse A. P. (Marder, Luse & Co.), r. Chicago
Luse H.H., lumber and general merchandise (Em-
pire City, Or.) , r. 14 Essex
Luse. See Luce
Lusiuchi Paul (Lusinchi & Tavolara), r. 515 Filbert
Lusinchi & Tavolara (Paul Lusinchi and James Tavo-
lara) , fish, 6 Clay Street Market
liUSK A. id CO. (John Kleinhans and William
Jacobs), wholesale nealeis canned, green and
dried fruits, Pacinc Fruit Market, 534-,'i3(i Clay
Lusk Albert (A. Lusk & ro.) , r. Palace Hotel
Lusk Chester, liver.\man, r. Li09 Stockton
Lusk David T., foreman M. J^Flavin, r. 1621 Powell
Lusk George B., foreman McCord, Bridge & Co r
214 Sutter
Luste Fannie (widow) , r. 451 Natoma
Lustenberger Hubeit, groceritjs and liquors, 801
Greenwich, r. SE cor Virginia Av, and Lundy
Lane, Berual Heights
Lustenberger Michael W,, clerk H. Lustenberger, r.
SW cor Masun and Greenwich
Lustig Daniel D., bookkeeper H. Levison, r. 462 Natoma
Lustig Henry, clerk Henry Rreuger, r. 17 Pacitic
Lustig Herman, clerk Jacobs & Easton, r. 523 O'Far
Lustig Isaac, merchant, r. 462 Natoma
Lustraan F., merchant, r. 746 Mission
Luurinyie Martin, porter, r. 900 Pacific, rear
Lutgen Charles F., accountant, office 218 Pine, r. Ala-
meda
Lutgen John (Wichman & Lutgen) , r. 501 Linden Av
Lutgen Meta, domestic 47 Rums
^^^*'ii^ns}do]ph C. F„ draftsman Kenitzer & Raun, r.
2.i3 Montgomery Av
^'^^t:^,]l\^^^^^'>'^^,'i'^v/elev Hubash & Hirschman, r.
2.i.t Montgomery Av
Lutgens John, r. 233 Montgomery Av
LutU Charles J. H., clerk Frederick Brandt,
Third
Luth Frederick, miner, r. 228 Bush
Luther Abbie A. (widow) , r. 1418 Hyde
Luther Eleanor (widow), bakery, lo7 Valencia
Luther George E., teamster David Hayes & Co.
Stockton
Lutht r Hans, photograph gallery, 444 M Third
Lu.her Harry (Luther & Lindwall), cor Hinckley and
Pinckuey PI •'
Luther Henry, bag sewer E. Detrick & Co., r. N s
Pacihc, bet Mason and Taylor
417
, 703
Luther Henry, carpenter, r. 121 Seventh
Luther Henry A., physician, office 24 Post, r 1913
Polk
Luther Herman, jeweler, r. 5 Salmon
Luther John B. (Greeuebaum & Co.), r. The Bald-
win
Luther Preston, saddler, r. Overland House
Luther & Liudwall (Harry Luther and Edmond Llnd-
wall) , groceries, cor Hinckley and Pinckney PI
Luthi Mary Mrs., r. 124 First Av
Luthrop A., teamster, r. 1055 Mission
Luthy A., wines and liquors. NW cor Guerrero and
Sixteenth
Lutjeus Albert, with Frederick Hons, r. 75 Natoma
Lutjens Herman W. (Kroenkeaud Lutjens), r. NE cor
Mission and Twenty-sixth
Lutkey George, porter C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co r
Oakland ' '
Liitticken Frank, cigarmaker Henry Werlitz, r. 912
Larkin
Lutton Ann, domestic NE cor Broadway and Bu-
chanan
Lutton Robert, carpenter T. M. Edwards, r. NE cor
Broadway and Buchanan
Luttrell James F., helper, melter and refiners' de-
partment, U. S. Mint, r. 609 Third
Luttrell James N., watchman Pacitic Mall 8, 8. Co r
609 Third ''
Luttringer Alphonse, carver Jacob Strahle & Co., r.
409 Dupont
Luttringer Bros. (Emile and Charles) , liquor saloon
223 Dupont
Luttringer Charles (Luttringer Bro8.),r. 19 Harlan
Luttringer Emile (Luttringer Bros.), r. 10 Ridley
Luttringer Joseph, liquor saloon and lodgings 409
Dupont '
Luty Frederick E., real estate and stockbroker, office
507 Montgomery, r. Oakland
LUTY JOHNS., real estate, office 507 Montgom-
ery, r. 1401 Taylor
Lutz Carl (Hasselbusch & Lutz), r. Overland House
Lutz Christ, baker Julius Weber, r. 200 Eleventh
Lutz Frederick, butcher, r. 525 Octavia
Lutz Fiederick. clerk Dr. Spinney & Co., r. 11 Kearny
Lutz George, tailor Green .t Seller, r. 3 Latham PU
Lutz Herman, tinsmith, r. 5J^ Monroe
Lutz Jacob, liquor saloon, 1151 Market, r. 727 Minna
Lutz John C, market, 135 Oak, r. SEcor Oak and
Gough
Lutz Ludwig, butcher John Robl,r. 525 Octavia
Lutz Alinna Mrs., furnished rooms, 608 Jackson
Lutz William E., assistant superintendent Industrial
School, r. 13 Hickory Av
Lutzen Henry, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Lutzeu Martin P. (Petersen & Lutzen) . r. 609 Jackson
Lutzen Oscar A., harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Go.
r. 740 Broadway '
Lutzenberger Charles, r. 1034 Clay
Lux Charles (Miller & Lux), r. Baden Station San
Mateo Co
Lux Frank A. (Scherr, Bach & Lux), r. 1411 Folsom
Lux Frederick, assistant ai^praiser Custom House r
1114 Vallejo '
Lux Luuis A., cashier Madison & Burke, r. 72 Natoma
Lu\euburgM., cantor Congregation Sherith Israel r
9ii5 Market
Luxenius Guhtave, blacksmith, r. 218 Pacific
Luxich Anthony, cook N. Sarscen, r. 800 Third
Luyster T. G. W., salesman Albert Lozier, r. 611 Clay
L>cett John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 16 Hub-
barit PI
Lycett Patrick, laborer, r. 523 Jessie
Ly<tett. See Lysett
Lycoming Fire Insurance Co. (Pennsylvania), Brown
Craig & Co., agents, office 215 Sansom '
Lydeard Peter J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co
r. 1735 Broadway
Lydeu Mi( hael, laborer, r. 258 Clementina
Lydeu Patrick, fruits and vegetables, 442 Ninth
L>don Bridget, groceries, etc., 240 Ritch
Lydon Daniel, laborer, r. 6 Sherwood PI
Lydon Daniel, paints and oils, 23 Si.\th, r. 6H}i Na-
toma
Lydun John, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Lydon Michael, laboier, r. 37 Everett
Lydon Michael, laborer, r. 17 Sherwood PI
Lydon Michael, labt)rer Hancock & Kelso., r. SW cor
sixteenth and Columbia
Lydon xMichael, longshoreman, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Ordej •.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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548
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Lydon Peter, latorer. r. 37 Everett
Lydon Thomas, porter, r. 183 Tehama
Lye Patrick, laborer J. Hughes, Pioneer Park
Lyford L. A. Mrs., proprietress Appleton House, 33
Fifth
Lyford L. Dexter, surgeon, physician, and embalmer,
office 609 Sacramento, r. Palace Hotel
liYEVGl-IN HOSPITAL. AND FOUXDIiEVG
ASYLUM, 913 fyler
Lyle Andrew G., iJressmau A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1811 O'Farrell
Lyle Freeman B., merchant, office 123 California, r.
928 Mission
Lyle John, carpenter W. E. Collyer, r. 1811 O'Farrell
Lyle Josbiia B.. real estate, r. 1603 Van Ness Av
LiYLE AVrLLIAM S., capitalist, office 54 Nevada
Block, r. 1603 Van Ness Av
Lyman Charles, lumber surveyor, r. 726 Cajjp
Lyman Edward F., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 208 Langton
Lyman George F., watchman New U. S. Appraisers'
Building, r. 726 Capp
Lyman Harry, r. 725 Bush
Lyman James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. K.. r.
38 Louisa
Lyman J. C, secretary Iron Telegraph Pole Co., office
328 Montgomery, room 8, r. San Rafael
Lyman John, baker Patrick F. McGrath, r. 217 Eighth
Lyman Joseph, carpenter Risdon I and L. Works
Lyman Lorenzo B., business agent, office 115 Pine, r.
708 McAllister
Lyman Patrick (Lyman, Raflferty & Co.), r. SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Columbia
Lyman Patrick, machinist, r. 38 Louisa
Lyman, Rafierfy .\: Co. (Patrick Lyman,John P. Rafferty,
and David Goggin) importers and wholesale wines
and liquors, 416 Battery
Lyman Sarah Miss, dressmaker Harriet E. Kelly, r.
700 Harrison
Lyman William H., bookkeeper Lyman, Rafferty &
Co., r. SW cor Twenty-fourth and Columbia
Lymans Edward, machinist, r. 208 Dora
Lyme Martin, laborer New City Hall, r. 1510 Octavia
Lyms Joseph, r. 217 Geary
Lynam James, shoemaker. Valley, nr Italian Hospital
Lynam John, shoemaker, r. Valley, bet Sanchez and
Noe
Lynas John C, salesman Bernard A. Schlingheyd, r.
733 Hayes
Lynat Martin, laborer, r. I.'JIO Octavia
Lynch Alexander, machini.^t, r. 520 Mission
Lynch Alice E. Miss, assistant Market Street Primary
School, r. 18 Taylor
Lynch Annie Mi.ss, r. 311 Minna
Lynch Ann (widow) , r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Anna, domestic 612 Van Ness Av
Lynch Annie Miss, saleslady Mrs. J. Sullivan, r. 223
Minna
Lynch Arthur, driver United Carriage Co., r. 542 How-
ard
Lyjich Arthur J., marhinist, r. 115 Kearny
Lynch Belle Mrs., r. 816 California
Lynch Belle (widow) , furnished rooms, 1057 Mission
Lynch Ben.jamin, commission mirchaut, r. 812 Kcar
Lynch Bridget Miss, laundry, 153 Minna
Lynch Catherine, (widow), r. 5 Haywood
Lynch Chnrles M., compositor Alta California, r. 115
Kearny
Lynch Cliester, printer California Christian Advocate,
r. 508 Ellis
Lynch Cornelius, drayman, r. Fourteenth, bet Noe
and Castro
Lynch Cornelius, laborer, r. E s Florida, bet Solano
and Butter
Lynch ('hristopher H., r; 68 Oregon
Lyuc h U. ti. Co. (John H. Colbert) , stock yards, NE cor
Mission and Thirtieth, and SE cor Tenth and
Market
Lynch Daniel, bricklayer, r. 179 Stevenson
Lyi.cli Daniel, cattle yard, W s Mission, nr Thirtieth
Lynch Daniel, laborer, r. 210 Mason
Lynch Daniel, laborer New City Hall, r. 179 Stov Av
Lynch Daniel F.. clerk, r. 24 Willow
Lyndi David (D. Lynch <t Co.).r. Es Dame, bet Thir-
tieth and Thirty-first
Lynch David, carriagemaker, r. 311 Minna
Lyu<-h David, hackdriver United Carriage Co., r. 549
Howaril
Lynch Dennis, currier Laguna Tannery, r. SW cor
Filbert and Van Ness Av
Lynch Dennis, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r. N s
Pacific, bet Devisadero and Broderick
Lynch Dennis, porter U. S. Court Building, r. 18 U. S.
Court Building
Lynch Dennis, watchman Ciistom House
Lynch Edward, attorney at law, office 318 Pine, r.
Oakland
Lynch Edward, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1919
Stevenson
Lynch Elizabeth S. Miss,r.W s Castro, bet Nineteenth
and Twentieth
Lynch Ellen (widow) , r. 660 M Natoma
Lynch Ellen (widow), r. 24 Sixth
Lynch Ellen (widow) . furnished rooms, 649 Broadway
Lynch Ellen Miss, cook Home for Aged and Infirm
Females
Lynch Ellen Mrs., r. 121 Dore
Lynch Ellen Mrs., furnished rooms, 23^ Bush
Lynch Eugene, laborer, r. 2 Washington
Lynch Francis W., clerk, r. 1213 Clay
Lynch Frank L., salesman Keane Brothers, r. 337
Fourth
Lynch George, laborer, r. Vallejo, bet San and Bat
Lynch George, plumber, r. 2012 Larkin
Lynch George W., bookkeeper Joshua Hendy, r. 23
Clinton Park
Lynch George W., law clerk William H. Wood, r. 17
Scott PI
Lynch Hannah (widow) , r. 2012 Larkin
Lynch Hannah, domestic 1504 Mission
Lynch Hai-ry, clerk Joe Giusti & Co., r. 426 California
Lynch Henry E., compositor Bacon & Co., r. Oakland
LiYNCH H. H., real-estate agent, 320 Sansom, room
64, r. 515 Haight
Lynch Homer, carpenter, r. 212 Seventh
Lynch Hubert, harnessniaker, r. 1415 Mason, rear
Lynch Hugh, tailor, 143 Minna, r. 23 Hunt
Lynch Hugh J., barkeeper James Gibb, r. 418 Bdwy
Lynch James, blacksmith, r. 311 Minna
Lynch James, blacksmith, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Dolores and Chattanooga
Lynch James, r. 34 Tehama
Lynch James, driver Market and Fifth St. E. R., r.
Stanford Hotel
Lynch James, extraman Engine Co. No. 7,S. F. F. D.,
r. NW cor Sixteenth and Second Av
Lynch James, laborer, r. 1019 Market, rear
Lynch James, laborer, r. 1607 Stevenson
Lynch James, laborer, r. S s Washington, bet Fill-
more and Steiner
Lynch James, stableman John O'Kane, r. 1408 Fol
Lynch James, stevedore, r. Columbia PI, bet Parker
and Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Lynch James H., sergegnt-af-arms Board Supervisors,
r. American Exchange
Lynch James J., butcher James Lintott & Bro., r. 337
Fourth
Lynch James K., bookkeeper First National Gold
Bank of San Fra^ncisio, r. 1516 Taylor
Lynch Jeremiah, harnessniaker, r. 269 Jessie
Lynch Jeremiah, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
L'NTich Johu, boilcrmaker, r. 510 Minna
Lynch John, calker, r. 4()4!<. Tehama
Lynch John, clerk Thomas M'Cutcheon, r. 220 Twenty-
second
Lynch John, cutler Will & Finck, r.202 Francisco
Lynch Johu, driver Smith iSt Poultney, r. 26 Silver
Lynch John, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 1332 Twen-
tieth
Lynch John, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son
Lynch John, ironcr S. F. Laundry, r. Oakland
Lynch John, laborer William Kelly, r. Jackson, bet
Steiner and Pierce
Lynch John, laborer, r. 10 Berrj'
Lynch John, laborer, r. 26 Silver
Lynch John, laborer, r. 159 Clara, rear
Lynch John, laborer, r. 2.56 Jessie
Lynch John, laborer, r. 5ii9 Seventh
Lynch John, laborer, r. 24 Willow
Lynch John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Lynch John, local policeman Harbor CommissionerB
Office
Lynch John, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. Bran-
nan, nr Zoe
Lynch John, painter Edward AI. Gallagher, 438 Jack
Lyndi John, painter, r. 15R\issell, rear
Lynch John, painter, r. 220 Second
Lynch John, picker F. N. Woods & Co., r. Coso House
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's "Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny Si
LYN
549
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Lynch John, porter Nicholas Stelner. r. 14 Harlan PI
Lynch John, stevedore, r. 17 Tehama, rear
Lynch John, teamster, r. '275 Stevenson
Lynch John, teamster, r. ■t'JH Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Lynch John, teamster John Henderson Jr.,r. 159 Clara
Lynch John, waiter Kuss House
Lynch John, waiter Maine Itestaurant, r. 162 Clem
Lynch John, wharfinger Washington St. Wharf, r.
Oakland
Lynch Jnhn, woolpuUer Samuel Bloom, r. E s Flor-
ida, bet Solano and Butte
Lyui h John C, carpenter, r. 1008 Hyde
Lynch John F., painter, r. 618 Larkin, rear
Lynch John H., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Clipper, bet Twenty-hfth and Twenty-sixth
Lynch John H., compositor Daily Stock Exchange, r.
IS Taylor
Lynch John J[., laborer, r. 2016 Folsom
Lynch John W. (Oriental Tea Co.), r. 236M Sixth
Lynch John W., assistant license collector, r. 445
Bryant
Lynch John W., painter Edward M. Gallagher
Lynch Joseijh, gardener, r. 121 Gilbert, rear
Lynch Joseph, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Lynch Joseph, laborer, r. 11 Clara
Lynch Joseph, teumster. r. 12 Maria
Lynch Joseph P., tinsmith, r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Jnlia (widow), r. 126 Dora, rear
Lynch Kate, domestic 13.55 Post
Lynch Lizzie Miss, cloakmaker, r. 311 Minna
Lynch M. Mrs. (widow) , r. Lick House
Lynch Maggie Mrs., r. 333 McAllister
Lynch Margaret (widow), r. 202 Francisco
Lynch Martin, hostler, r. 8 Moss
Lynch Martin, teamster Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
NE cor Beale and Harrison
Lynch Mary (widow), r. 1717 Turk
Lynch Mary (widow) , lodgings, 418 Broadway
Lynch Mary, domestic 913 Van Ness Av
Lynch Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 503 Js Natoma
Lynch Mary Mi-s, stewardess, r. 1182 Harrison
Lvuch Mary A. (widow), r. 328 Capp
LiYN'CH 5IICH.VEL., attorney at law, office 502
Montgomery, room 12, r. Ws Valencia, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Lynch Michael, bartender, r. 230 Minna
Lynch Michael, boatman, r. 660M Natoma
Lynch Michael, cabinetmaker, r. 520 Brj-ant
Lynch Michael, capitalist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Lynch Michael, carpenter, 314 Jackson, r. 1415
Masou
Lynch Michael, compositor S. F, Chronicle, r. 174
Clementina
Lynch Michael, expressman, r. 82 Colton
Lynch Michael, gasfitter, r. 242 Jessie
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. W s Ellsworth, bet Cort-
land Av and Lincoln
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. E 8 Florida, bet Solano
and Butte
Lynch Michael, laborer, r. 416 Grove
Lynch Michael, longshoreman, r. 1011 Battery, rear
Lynch Michael, porter general superintendent's office
I eutial Pac. R. R., r. 1710 Stevenson
Lyu^h Michael, serviceman S. F. Ga.s Light Co.
Lymh ^Michael E., porter Charles Laubenheimer, r.
•j4 Willow Av
Lj-nch Michael J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 24 Willow Av
Lynch Owen, capitalist, r. 103 Pacific
Lynch Patrick, r. 409 Fourth
Lynch Patrick, capitalist, r. 242 Jessie
Lyii' h Patrick, carpenter, r. 108 Seventh
Lynch Patrick, laborer freight depot Central Pac.
R. R.
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Salmon
Lyuih Patrick, laborer, r. 662 Harrison
Lynch Patrick, laborer, r. 771 Mission
I.YXCH PATRICK, liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific
and Davis, r. lO.J Pacific
Lynch Patrick, rammer Superintendent of Streets
Lynch Patrick, shoemaker, r. 24 Hnut
Lynch Patrick, speculatur, r. 314 Bush
Lviiih Patrick, upholsterer, r. 645 Stevenson
LYNCH PATRICK, wood and coal, 610 Larkin
Lynch Patrick A., stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 3.50 Elsvei.th
Lynch Patrick B., capitalist, r. 1226 Mission
Lynch Patricl»J., painter, r. 160 Tehama
Lynch Peter (English & Lynch), r. SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-first
Lynch Peter, r. .337 Fourth
Lynch Peter, brickmaker, office Pacific St. Wharf, r.
666 '4 Natoma
Lynch Peter, carpenter New City Hall, r. 449 J^ Minna
Lynch Peter, carriage driver, r. 921 M Post, rear
Lynch Peter, teamster Collins 4: Lyons, r. E s Elev-
enth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Lynch Peter, waiter, r. 101 Stevenson
Lynch Rachel Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, r. 508 Ellis
Lynch Rosanuah Miss, r. 418 Broadway ,
Lynch Simon (Brennan & Lynch), r, 1001 Battery
Lynch Thomas, r. 631 ^ Minna
Lynch Thomas, r. 31 Moss
Lynch Thomas, boilermaker, r. 24 M Howard Court
Lynch Thomas, boilermaker, r. 16 Natoma
Lynch Thwnas, carpenter, r. 12 Hunt
Lynch Thomas, carix-uter Sutter St. R. R.
Lynch Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Lyuch Thomas, laborer, r. 419 Fremont
Lynch Thomas, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Lynch Thomas, miner, r. 1113 Sutter
Lynch Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Lj-nch Thomas, teamster, Presidio Reservation
Lyuch Thomas Jr., x^lumber, r. 631}^ Minna
Lynch Thomas H., harnessmaker, r. 520 Bryant
Lynch Thomas J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 337 Fourth
Lynch Thomas R.. pressman Kane it Cook, r. 206 Ritch
Lynch Tillie L. Miss, teacher, r. 325 Fremont
Lynch Timothy (David & Lynch) , r. 17 Scott PI
Lynch Timothy, bookkeeper, r. Ws West Mission, bet
Ridley and Herman
Lynch Timothy, carpenter Michael Lynch, r. 520 Bry-
ant
Lynch Timothy, cooper, r. 139 J^ Clara, rear
Lynch Timothy, laborer, r. 17 Decatur
Lynch Timothy, law department Southern Pac. R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 77, r.
2536 Folsom
Lynch Timothy, lodgings, 610 Fourth
Lynch Timothy, longshoreman, r. 415 Vallejo
Lynch Timothy, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 415
Vallejo
Lynch Timothy P., assistant foreman Pioneer^Cigar
Box Factory
Lynch T. L., Miss, assistant Eighth^St. Grammar
School, r. 713 Hyde
Lyneh SVilliam, carpenter S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Lynch William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mills
Lynch William, laborer, r. -542 Mission
Lyuch William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Lvnch William, tailor Dennis Redmond, r. 23 Clinton
Park
Lynch William, whitening, graining etc., 705 Howard,
r. 644 Howard
Lj'nchberg Casper, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Lyuchy Patrick, speculator, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Lvnde Nancy M. (widow) , r. 530 Bartlett
Lvnde William C. (Lynde & Hough) , r. 1425 California
LiYNDE <& HOUGH (William C. Lynde and How-
ard M. Hough), commission merchants, and
■wholesale fish dealers, 416-418 Davis
Lyndwall Charles A., Lumbermen's Protective Union,
71 New .Montgomery
Lj-ne Richard C. (Lyne & Dempsey) , r. 34 Ritch
Lyne Wil. lam, r. 91« Vallejo
Lyne & Dempsey (Richard C. Lyne and Denis Demp-
sey) , dry goods, 1022 Market
Lynes Benjamin, r. E s Lundy Lane, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth
Lynes Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, r. W s Lundy
Lane, bet "Twenty-ninth aud Tliirtieth
Lyutt John S., laborer, r. 2.525 Post
Lynn Bridget, r. 1206 Union
Lynn Edward, engiuei r, r. 10 Natoma
Lynn Edward Jr., boilermaker, r. 10 Natoma
Lynn Freilerick, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
Lynn Jacob, r. 419 Powell
Lynn John, stableman City R. R., r. 2 First Av
Lynn John Jr., driver Market St. aud Hayes Valley R.
R.. r. 1530 Eddy
Lynn Patrick, bakery, E s Mission, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-fifth
Lynn Peter, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Lynn Peter A., stovemounter George H. Tay & Co., r.
660 Folsom
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Lynn 'WilliarQ, seaman, p. 510 Davis
Lynngreen John W., carpenter, r. 21 Xevada
Lyon Allen P., secondhaud stoves, etc., 234 Turk, r.
427 Tyler
Lyon Amelia, widow, r. 535 3^ Minna
Lyon Carrie A. Mrs., r. 1208 Turk
Lyon Champlin, r. 418 Capp
Lyon David, attorney-at-law and U. S. Commissioner,
office 14 U. S. Court Building, r. 127 Kearny
Lyon David A., wagonmaker, 856 Ho^vard, r. cor Har-
rison and Third
Lyon D. J., waiter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Lyon George J., stonecutter, r. 2016 Van Ness Av.
Lyon Harrie E., compositor Benjamin Dore & Co., r.
Commercial Hotel
Lyon Harrv, capitalist, r. 605 Howard
Lyon H. C", r. 512 Stockton
Lyon Heber O., bookkeeper, r. 427 Tyler
Lyon James J., assistant weigher Custom House, r
824}^ Nineteenth
Lyon John, boilermakers' helper Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., r. 2 Tehama
Lyon John, clerk Palmer Bros., r. 2016 Tan Ness Av
Lyon John L. (Lyon & Kinsey), r. Oakland
Lyon Julia Miss, repairer D. Hicks & Co., r. 741 Leav-
enworth
Lyon L. H., lodgings, 625 Clay
Lyon Mary, domestic 1127 Ellis
Lyon MiJ and Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Edward
F. Stone secretary, office 306 Pine, room 3
Lyon Mortimer, carpenter, r. 313 Eddy
Lyon Nelson, janitor Sanders' Hall, r. 1151 J^ Mission
Lyon Sallie P. (widow), r. 124 }<. Silver
Lyon Seelev B. (Wells, Kussell & Co.), r. 210 Fair
Oaks Z^
Lyon Simeon G., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 23 Grand .\v
Lyon Theodore, tinsmiih Freeman i Wrin, r. cor
Washington and Sansom
Lyon W. C, broker California Stock and Exchange
Board
I^YOX WrLLIAM B., grand secretary Grand
Lodge I. O. O. F., office 325 Montgomery, r. 36
Page
Lyon \\iniam H., r. 706 California
Lyon William S., real-estate, r. 11 Mason
Lyon Worthington S., melter Pac. Refinery and Bul-
lion Exchange, r. 1202 Broadway, Oakland
Lyon & Kinsey (John L. Lyon & Charles W. Kinsey),
auttioneers and commission merchants, 943
Market
Lyon. See Lion
Lyons Mrs., janitress Girls' High School
Lyons A., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Lyons Alexander, merchant, r. 30C0 Laguna
Lvons Andrew J., harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1007 Vallejo
Lyons Anne (widow) , r. 83 Clementina, rear
Lyons Arthur W. N., surgical instruments, r. 1 Mc-
Dermott PI
Lyons Csroline A. (widow), r. 1009 Powell
Lyons C. E.. first officer S. R. Orizaba r. 619 Fell
Lyons Charles, drayman Corporation Yard, 50-52 Sac-
ramento, r. 638 Howard
Lyons Charles, deckhand stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ingt n St. Wharf
Lyons Charles, laborer, r. E s Capp, bet Twenty-fifth
and Tweniy-sixth, rear
Lyons Charits, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Lyons Charles, tanner, r. 608 Sixth
Lyons Cornelius, bootblack, 227 Bush, r. 348 Fre-
mont
Lyons Daniel, labor^r James McGlone, r. S e Fell, bet
Devisadero and Scott
Lyons Daniel, labi rer New City Hall, r. 540 Natoma
Lyons Dennis, clerk, r. 842 Vanejo
Lyon« Dennis, business manager Monitor, office 622
Cl.iy. room 8, r. li'no Powell
Lyons Dennis, <-ontractor, r. 2(i Freelon
Lyons Edward, paver, r. .563 Bryynt
L.YOXS E. G. «!te CO. (Jules Mayer), wholesale
liquors, and manufs and distillers syrups, cor-
dials, etc., manufs and sole projitrs California
Pock C mdv and Syrup Works, 50K-.ilO J^ ckson
LiYOXS E. 6. •& CO. (Jules Mayer and John
Pinet), California wines, and proj)ts Sainsevain
Wine fitters, and sole agents Amsterdam Sherry
Wine Bitters. 506-.'>08Jaikson
Lyons Elizabeth (widow), r. 8-J2 Vallejo
Lyons Ernest G. (E. G. Lyons & Co.), r. GOit Polk
Lyons Frank, boxmaker E. K. Howes & Co., r. 222
Clara
Lyons Frank G., tinsmith, r. 509 W&shington
Lyons Harry, messenger California Theatre, r. 414
Post
Lyons Jacob, salesman Nast & Greenzweig, r. 501 Post
Lyons James, r. 304 Sutter
Lyons James, barber, r. 407 Tehama
Lyons James, bellman Union Club
Lyons James, bookkeeper, r. NE cor Leavenworth and
Filbert
Lyons James, bricklayer Matthew McGowan
Lyons James, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 258
Stevenson
Lyons James, laborer, r. 8 Camp
Lyons James, laborer, r. 662 Harrison
Lyons James J., with E. Guittard & Co., r. 13 Sher-
wood PI
Lyons James M., builder, r. 2627 Sutter
Lyons Jane (widow) , r. 1007 Vallejo
Lyons Jeremiah R., seaman, r. 13 Sherwood PI
LvQns John (Collins & Lyons), r. 7 Juniper
Lyons John, r. 504 Third
Lyons John, apprentice Union Iron Works, r. 61 Jessie
Lyons John, barkeeper, r. 25 Natoma
Lyons John, bartender Thomas Norton, r. 27 Minna
Lyons John, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. 7 Buss
Lyons John, carriage painter, r. 18 Bluxome
Lyons John, coachman, r. 2012 Larkin
Lyons John, cook St. Mary's College, Mission, four
miles from Ci;y Hall
Lyons John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, r. 49 Clementina
Lyons John, laborer S. F. Candle Co., r. 11 Gilbert
Lyons John, laborer, r. 730 Natoma, rear
Lyons ,Tohn, laborer, r. 16 Bluxome, rear
Lyons John, laborer, r. 138 Silver
Lyons John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 222
Clara
Lyons John, plumber, r. (411) 311 Linden
Lyons John, shipcarpenter W. E. CoUyer, r. 1811
OFarrell
Lyons John Jr., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
109 Dora
Lyons John F., compositor Monitor, and extraman
Engine No. 9 S. F. F. D., r. 636 Howard
Lyons John F., with Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 13 Sher-
wood PI
Lyons John T., laborer, r. 11 Mason
Lyons Joseph, salesman Cunningham, Ourtiss &
Welch, r. 217 Geary
Lyons Josephine Mrs., milliner Mrs. Hannah Horgan,
r. 128 Sixth
Lyons Kate, domestic 1307 Gough
Lyons Kate, domestic 813 Laguna
Lyons Louis, printer military headquarters Presidio
. Reservation, r. 3060 Lasnna
Lyons Margaret Miss, r. 856 Folsom
Lyons Margaret Miss, furnished rooms, 783 Folsom
Lyons Martin, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Lyons Martin, shoem^iker, 3 Georgia, r. 1425 Mason
Lyons Martin, teamster, r. 4 Frederick
Lyons Mary ( widi'W) , r. 14 Bryant Av
Lyons Mary (widow), r. 26 Garden
Lyons Michael, cartman, r. NE cor AshJAv and La-
guna
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 21 Mary
Lyons Michael, laborer, r. 136 Page
Lyons Michael, mint r, r. 27 Minna
Lyons Patrick, drayman Genesee Flour Mills, r. 159
Clara
Lyons Patrick, expressman. r. 2 Ellen
Lyons Patrick, laborer, r. Van Ness Av, bet Bush and
Sutter
Lyons Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 61 Jessie
Lyons Patrick, laborer AU' rew Onderdonk
Lyons Patrick, ttamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 159
Clara
Lyons Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel
Lyons Patrick H., tinsuiitU C. M. Alexander, r. 730
Natoma
Lyons Richard, carconductor, r. 17 Park Av
Lyons liii hard, laborer, r. 1007 Battery, re ar
Lyons Richard C, sas-h and blindmaker, r. 316
Seventh, rear
Lyons Rose Mrs., r. 527 Greenwich
Lyons Sabina (widow), lodgincs, 246 Stevenson
Lyons Thomas, baker S. F. Cracker Co., r. 257 Minna
Lyons Thomas, fireman S. .S. China, r. 3"iDe Boom
Lyons Thomas, lab. ri r, r. 327 Bryant, rear
Lyons Thomas, laborer, r. 2005 Mission
BULLOCK (S; J0NB3, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
LYO
551
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Lyons Thomas, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
46:1 Stevenson
Lyons Timothy, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. 134 Fol
Lyons Timothy J., clerk John F. Finn, r. 8 O'Farrell
Alley
Lyons W., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Lyons William, butcher, r. 4 Frederick
Lyons William, expressman, r. NW cor Borland and
Church
Lyons William A., deputy county tax collector, r. 1900
Powell
Lyons William C, clerk Holm & Saxtorph, r. 869
Market
Lyons William H., hostler Albert E, Buckman, r. N s
Dorland, bet Church and Dolores
Lyons W. J., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pe-
king
Lysaght J. J., carpenter, r. Grand Central Hotel
Lysaght John, carpenter, r. 642 Minna
Lyser Albert, vice-principal South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School (and Albert Lyser k Co.) , r. 506
Franklin
Lyser .Albert & Co., publishers Pacific School and
Home Journal, office 508 Clay
Lyser Jarob, barber Phil Cohen, r. 1020 Clay
Lyser Julius, r. 46}^ Zoe
Lysett James, waiter Clay Street Restaurant, r. 618
California
Lysett John P., fruits and vegetables, 26 New Metro-
politan Market, and 14-34 Centre Market, r. 643
Valencia
Lysett. See Lycett
Lysnar Edward, dentist, office 120 Sutter, room 24, r.
1005 Market
Lyster Frederick, acting mai^ger Baldwin Theater, r.
423 OFarrell
Lyster Gillette, waiter Buss House
Lytgens Julius, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 673
Harrison
Lytle John G., r. 536 Ellis
Lytle Joseph O., watchman Southern Pac. R. R.
freight dept, r. SE cor Sixth and Bryant
1\T
Maace Ernest, mailing clerk S. F. BiUletin.and liquor
saluon, SW cor Kearny and Cal, r. 719 Vallejo
Maack Henry J., porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
725 Treat Av
Maack William, porter W. W. Dodge & Co., r. 1119
Pierce
Maar Charles, waiter Edward Ohlen, r. 209 Minna
Maas Ambrosius, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 424
Sansom
Ma.is Anna (widow), domestic 2022 Mission
Maas Frank, waiter Henry Simon, r. S s Market, nr
Eleventh
Maas Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Fremont and How-
ard
Maas Jacob, furniture, 10)4 Howard
Muas Matthias, master mariner, r. 423 Francisco
Maas P., clerk Collins ><c Feiling, r. 1054 Howard
Maas Peter H., r. 1111 Pacific, rear
Maas Philip J., commission merchant, r. 1054 Howard
Maass Abraham, bookkeeper Lilienthal & Co., r. 29
Dupunt
Maass Christopher (Anthony & MaaBs),r. 6 Clara Lane
MA ASS HEXRY F., proptr New Washington Ho-
tel. 024 Fourth
Maass Henry, clerk H. M. Newh.'.ll& Co.,r.024Fou;th
Maass John G., liquor saloon, SE cor How and Main
Maass Julius, salesman David Schindler, r. 933 Post
Maass. See Maas. and Mass
Alaaties W., r. 814 Montgomery
Mabel William, cook Manhattan House, r. 705 Front
Maberg R., machinist Kisdou 1. and L. Works
Mabery John, waiter Palace Hotel
Mabie Edward P., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 109
Fifth
Mabie Peter, auctioneer H. M. Newhall & Co., r. SE
cor Haight and Devisadero
MacAndrews E. Mrs., millinery, 58-59 St. Ann's
Builiiiug, NW cor Powell and' Eddy
MacBeth Alexander, merchant tailor, 033 Wash
MacBrunny Thomas, shipcarp. nter, r. Clipper Hotel
MacCabe Richard S., ziucogrupher A. Waldsteln, r.
1718 Stevenson
MacCabe. See McCabe
MacCagan Lutton, shipcarpenter, r. Clipper Hotel
MacCann Robert, clerk Benjamin F. Rilej', r. Oakland
MacCann William, salesman Mission Woolen Mills, r.
Oakland
Mac('ann. See McCann
MacClain James, laborer, r. North Point, Wof Hyde
MacCREL.L.ISH FREDERICK (Frederick Mac-
Crellish & Co. and William A. Woodward & Co.).
r. 907 Pine
MacCRELLISH FREDERICKS CO. (William
A. Woodward), publishers and proprietors daily
and weekly Alta California, office 529 California
MacCrone David B., cigars and tobacco, 640 Market,
r. 433 Minna
MacDERMOT CHARLES F., capitaUst, office
328 Montgomery, room 11, r. Oakland
MacDennot. See McDermott
MacDermott C, r. Palace Hotel
MacDonald Alexander D., moneybroker, 948 Market,
r. 830 Valencia
MacDonald Angus, Bhoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 123 Lilly Av
MacDonald John H., engineer 8.8. Onward,r. 1223 Fol-
som
MacDonald Robert, moulder Rlsdon I. and L. Works,
r. E s Florida, bet Solano and Butte
MacDonald. See Macdonald and McDonald
MacDougalJ Annie (widow) , r. 559 Howard
M&cDowell' George, whitening and chimney sweeping,
803 Folsom
MacGrath Mirhael J., deputy county clerk, r. Ar-
lington House
MacGonu Patrick, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. Broad-
way, nr Sansom
MacGovern James, brassfinisher, r. 821 Filbert
MacGrath Thomas, r. Clipper Hotel
MacGrath. See McGrath
MacGregor David (Mason k Co.), r. 900 Powell
MacGregor. See McGregor
MacGroity Alfred, bookkeeper B. F. Barton & Co., r.
722 California
MacKeever Edwin S. Mrs. (widow), r. 1001 Folsom
MacKeever. See McKeever
MacKehrn Lauchlen, shipcarpenter, r. Clipper Hotel
MacKcnzie Donald, bookkeeper Hill & Kilgour, r. 506
Ellis
MacEenzie John, clerk Nevada Bank of San Francisco,
r. 505 OFarrell
MacKenzie. See Mackenzie and McKenzie
MacLauchlan Charles, p( rter James R. Kelly & Co.,
r. cor Post and Fillmore
MacLeod Alexander, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 302}* Clementina
MacLi od John, policeman City Hall, r. Commercial
Hotel
MacMillan Eneas, money broker. 13 Third, r. 317 Geary
MacMillai'. John, carpenter John S. McKay, r. 1 Polk
MacMilluu. See McMillan
:\IacNamara Andrew, boots and shoes, 12 Fifth, r. 1146
Howard
MacNamara. See McNamara
MiuNyughton Mabel Mrs., r. 3 Sheppard PI
MacNaugliion. See McNaughton
M.icNeil Ch.irles F., fruits and vegetables, 22 New
Metr. p di.an Market, r. 613 Mission
MacXeil. See M<Neal. McNi-il, and McNeill
MacPhtrs in Alexander G., clerk Eugene H. Tharp, r.
S 8 California Av, Bernal Heights
MacPherson. Sec McPherson
MacRae Alexander, physician, office and r. 921 Market
MacRae. See McRae
Macttlpiu Virtoria Miss, dressmaker, 632 Filbert
Macaliiin. See lucAlpin
Macailey Elizabeth (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 1032 J<S
Folsom
Maiauley John W., photographer Bradley &Rulof son,
r. 11132 J<. Folsom
Macauley Mary, domestic W s BartUtt, nr Twenty-
fourth
Macauley Mary Miss, saleswoman George Phillips, r.
103-2 3^ i olsom
Macauley S. Mrs. (widow), r. 1 Eddy
Macauley Thomas, court room.iflerk Twenty-third
District Court, r. 2524 Howard
Macauley. See McAuley, McCaiiley, and McCaulh y
Mairbeth Robert S., physician, office and r. ir)'24 Cal
Maccai y Joseph, physici m. office and r. 1009 Stockton
Macchiavello .\ntonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Macchiavello Enrico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Maccord Catharine (widow), r. 236 Bitch
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mont^merySt.
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Maccord Louisa Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 230 Bitch
Maccord. See McCord
Macdouald Archibald, engineer Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 58 Minna
Macdonald Benjamin L., foreman California Slills, r.
7i3 Howard
Macdonald Bessie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper, r.
418 Powell
MACDONAL.D D. A. Si CO. (DonaM A. Mac-
donald, Ji seph McGill, and Howard Chapman) ,
proptrs Enterprise Sawins and Planing Mills,
217-225 Spear and 218-226 Steuart
Macdonald D. J., r. 734 Clementina
Macdonald Donald, drutjgist, 1002 Stockton
Macdouald Donald A. (D. A. Macdonald & Co.), r.
2510 Sacramento
Macdonald D. R., carpenter, r. 1809 Jessie
Macdonald Harold E., r. 24 Sixth
Macdouald John H., stockbroker, r. 1735 Broadway
Macdonald Kate Miss, vice-iirmcipal Eighth Street
t Grammar School, r. 1G22 Twentieth
1 MacdonaldKatie E. Miss, r. 709 Ellis v
MACOONAXiD MALCOLM, supt Eureka Stone
Manuf. Co., office 306 Montgomery, r. 906 Market
. Macdonald Michael C, carpenter, r. NE cor Twenty-
, second and Mission
I Macdonald Kobert, coremakerRisdon I. andL. Works,
I r. Florida, btt Eighteenth and Nineteenth
! Macdouald Theodore 'H., foreman machiiieshop Fiil-
j ton Iron Works, r. 1027 Mission
! Macdonald William, r. 34 Twelfth
j Macdonuld William, foreman Eureka Stone Manuf.
Co., r. 925 Harrison
I Macdcnald. See MacDonald and McDonald
MACOONOUGH JOSEPH, wholesale coal, 121-
125 Folsom, and 25 Market, r. Menlo Park, San
Mateo Co
' Macdonough. See McDonough
I Mace Celine (widow), r. 632 Green, rear
Mace C. Southard, agent, r. 331 Eddy
I Mace John, seaman, r. 1311 >6 Kearny
; Mace William, inspector and boarding oflBcer Cus-
I torn House, r. Oakland
\ Macey Isaac, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r. IIG
i Shotwell
I Macey William A., laborer new U. S. Appraiser's
I Building, r. 32 Erie
I Macey. See Macy
Macfarlan Roxa W.. (widow), r. E s Broderick, bet
Clay aud Washington
Macfarlan. See McFarlan and McFarland
Macfarlane Edward C. (George C. Hickox & Co.) , r.
I Palace Hotel
1 Mach James, cigars and tobacco, 1043)^ Market
I Machadu An tone, clerk, r. 202 Union
I Machol Eugene, clerk Max Silberberg, r. 1529 Turk
I Macius Jo8> ph, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Macintire W. E., clerk, r. 918 Hyde
Maeiutirc. See Mclntyre
Mack Christ, cook Vienna Model Bakery, r. 322 Fifth
Mac-k Dennis, laborer, r. 27 Zoe
Mark Edward, uphoUterer Alexander Jansen
Mack Elizabeth Miss, silver burnisher, r. 517 Birch
Av
Mack Frank, bookkeeper Mai tin Prag, r. 1910 Mason
Mack Frederick, flying bakery, r. 18 Pearl
Mark George, truukmaker H.Behreudt& Co., r. 27 Zoe
Sli.ck Utinuah Miss, tailoress, r, cor Noe aud Twenty-
si xth
Mack Henry, coojier, r. 270 First
Mack J., baker S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
I Muck Jacob, currier Laguua Tannery, r. cor Union
; and Octavia
1 Mack Jacob, tinsmith, r. Fairmouut Tract, nr School
; House
, Mack James, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 27 Zoe
I Mack JauHs, fruits and varieties, 413 E:i8t
Mack James, hostler Frank Powell, r. 850 Howard
Maek John, r. 33 Moss
Mack John, oxpressman, NE cor Sacramento and Du-
poiit, r. NE cor Lombard and Powell
Mack John, liostUr Matthew Cassidy
Ma k John, tMuner, r. SW cor (nion iind Octavia
Mack John G., driver ( ity K. K., r. 2018 Mission
Mack JtilhiB O., clerk A. M. Gilmau, r. Grand Cen-
tral Hotd, 0:ikland
Mack Mar-aret Miss, seamstress, r. 1000 Washington
Mack Mary (widow), r. 517 Birch Av
Mack Maurice, cook Broadway Hotel
Mack O., r. Fifth Av Hotel, South S. F.
Mack Simon, bookkeeper, r. Ahlborn Houst
Mack William, teamster Whlttier, Fuller & Co., r. 122
Eddy
Jlack Winfield S., restaurant, 1803 Mission
Mackay Alexander, manuf and dealer carpets, oll-
clotlis, and cocoa matting, 1110 Market, r. 45 Jes-
sie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Mackay Donald S., clerk Ryan & darken, .-. 1050 How
Mackay James, expressman, cor Turk and Mason, r.
NW cor Fourteenth and Guerrero
Mackay Kate Miss, retoucher Igustlus N.Wiskotschill,
r. 4.5 Jissie, bet Sevei.th and Eighth
Mackay P. N., r. Palace Hotel
Maekay Sewing Machine Co., Edward D. Clarrage
agent, 511 Market
Mackay Wulier S.,elerk Alexander Mackay, r. 45 Jessie,
bet Seventh and El^'hth
Mackay. See Mackey, Mackie. and McKay
Mackel James J., carrier Bulletin and Examiner, r. 116
Fulton
Mackel John, carrrier Morning Call and The Guide,
r. 116 Fulton
Mackell Jeaunie (widow), r. 569 Howard
Mackell Margaret Mrs., bookbindei-, r. 569 Howard
Mackell William, tiiemau S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
Co., r. 569 Howard
Mackellar Wil iaiu B., music, book and job printer,
518 Clay, r. Oakland
Macken James(George A. Tripp & Co.),r. 1028 Folsom
Macken John, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Gear y
and Central Av
Macken Mack, p .rk packer, r. 515 Sacramento
Mackenzie Daniel G., laborer Eureka Stone Manuf.
Co., r. 809 Harrison
Mackenzie John R., agent Singer Manuf. Co., 118
Sutter, r. 215 Kearny
Mackenzie John W., janitor Municipal Criminal
Court, r. 8 Montgomery Av
Mackenzie Thomas, architect, office 217 Sansom, room
9, r. 828 California
Mackenzie Thomas P. traveling agent Singer Manuf.
Co., r. 419 Stockton
Mackenzie William A. G., note clerk National Gold
Bank and Trust Co., r. 434 Jessie
Mackenzie. See JIacKeuzie and McKenzie
Mackey Gold and SiUer Mii.iug Co.(SiOrey Co., Nev.),
J. M. Buffiugton secretary, office 309 California,
room 4
Mfackey Hugh, carpenter New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. W s Twenty-second, nr Chutt .uo(>ga
Mackey Jacob, stableman Corbtt & Bros., r. 518
H-iyes
Mackey James, expressman, r. N s Fourteenth, W of
Guerrero
Mackey John, baker S. S. Great ReiDublio
Mackey John, coachman, r. 13 Page
Mackey John, horscirainer, N s i oint Lobos At, nr
Twenty-ninth Av, r. The Baldwin
Mackey John, stiblemau J. Morton & Co.
Mackey John, ti;ismitli, r. Twenty-seventh, nr Noe
Mackey Julia Miss, r. S .- Filbt rt bet B .t and Front
Mackey Katie Miss, r. S s Filbert, bi t Bat and Front
Mackey Lizzie Miss, machine operator Buckiughani
Jt Hecht
Mack( y Patrick, boarding, S s Filbert, bet Battery and
Front
Mackey Thomas, boilermaker, r. 28 Natoma
Mackey Thomas, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Mackey William, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Mackey William J., biker, r. 112 '■^ Fell
Mackhowsky William, cook Ahlborn House, r. 321
Dupont
Mackie Alexander, purser ftm Amelia, r. 24 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eight i
Mackie C, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Mackie D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Ma«kie David J., r. 38^ Zoe
Mackie George C, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New Yirk
Mackie Hamilton W., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 38H
Zoe
Mackie J. Wylie, bookkeeper Glasgow Iron and Metal
Importing Co., r. Oakland
Mackie Peter, cap ain H. S. City of Chester, Oregon S.
S. Co., r. 118 Shotwell
Ma«kiet Frank, waiti r, r. 209 Jessie
Mackin Jane (widow), r. 1906 Market
Mackin John, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. cor Rose At
and Market
BULLOCH oi J01TE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery,
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS" PLAZA STORE, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Mackin Joseph, coaclnuan, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Mackinder John, teamster John Shepston, r. SW cor
Twenty-sixth and San Jose Av
Mackiuhaiisen Charles, porter, r. 815 Vallejo
Mackintosh Colin, draughtsman City Hall Commis-
sioners, r. ;<5 Kausch
Mackintosh Donald, bookkeeper Mcnzies & Bingham,
r. i;20 Hayes
Mackintosh James, carpenter, r. 4 Geary PI
Mackii.toiih Robert, physician, office and r. 1016 Miss
Mackintosh Robert Jr., engineer, r. 1571 Minna
Mackintosh AViUiam (Randolph, Mackiutiish & Co.),
r. Alameda
Mackintosh William, draughtsman New City Hall, r.
3.T Rausch
Mackintosh. See Mcintosh
Mackison John J., pantryman S. 9. Onward, r. IIG
Ivy Av
Ma<klin James, machinist, r. fi35 California
Mackliu John, printer Edward M. Murphy & Co., r.
V.fU Hyde
Macklin Thomas, bartender, r. 704 Howard
Muckrett George B., journalist, r. 905 Market
Maclay Frederick, actor Adelphi Theater
Macleay Donald (Corbitt & Macleay), r. Portland,
Oregon
Macleay Hugh, salesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 34 Tyler
Macleay Kenneth (Corbitt & Macleay), r. Portland,
Oregon '
Macleav. See McLea
MACXEAIiE & I'RBAN'S SAFES, LOCKS,
A:xD VAUliTS, Raymond and Wilshire agents,
'213 California
Macomber Charles A., with H. Kullman, r. 320 O'Far-
rell
Macomber Florence, dressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Macomber Horace, painter Frank A. Rutherford, r. 73
Shipley
Macomber Nancy (widow), nurse, r. 00 Clem, rear
MACOXDRAY FREDERICK W. (Macondray &
Co.), r. I'JIG Jackson
Macondray George, r. 1418 Clay
Macondray L. S. Mrs. (widow), r. 1C,20 California
Maccndrv Mary L. Mrs. (widow), r. 1418 Clay
MACOXDRAY & CO. (Frederick W. Macondray),
importing, shipping, and commission merchants,
and agents Yang Tze Ins. Assn, and North China
Ins. Co., office 2UG Sansom
MACONDRAY & CO.'S LINES OF PACK-
ETS TO HONG KONG, office 206 Sansom
Macouillard Peter, cook California House, r. 5
Quiucy PI
Macowsky Jacob (Macowsky & Adelson), and fur-
nishing goods, 600 Market, r. 359 J^ Tehama
Macowsky i*c Adelson (Jacob Macowsky and Julius
Adelson) , news depot, 000 Market
Macpherson A. L., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. China
Ma<phersou Alexander G., clerk, r. N s California Av,
bet Mission and Howard, Bernal Heights
Macpherson Alexander W. (Macpherson \ Wetherbee) ,
r. Mendocino Co., Cal.
Macpherson John, cashier Hill fc Kilgour, r. 1015
Pierce
Mai pherson & Wetherbee (Alexander W. Macpherson
and Henry Wetherbee) , lumber manufs, 14 Cal
Macpherson. See Mcpherson
Macrae F. D., laundrymau Mechanics' Cooi>erative
Co., Visitacion Vallej-
JIacrae. See MacRae and McRae
MKcs(jrley Alexander K. Rev., r. G25 Howard
Maisorley Alfred Spencer (Macsorley k Co.), r. 81
Strvenson, rear
Maisorley Henry, porter Percy Beamish, r. 025 How
Macsorley John, r. 625 Howard
Maisi.rley John A. L., seaman, r. C25 Howard
MAt SORLEY & CO. (Alfred Spencer Macsorley),
iiciv. rtisng agents, 81 Stevenson, rear
Macy David F., insurance agent, office 218 Sansom, r.
I'.i .John
Maiy Ellen D. (widow), vestmaker, r. 734 )<i How
Macy Henry C, architect, office 204 Sutter, r. 1215
Mason
Ma( y -Mary F. Mrs., bakery and varii ties, 2008}^ Miss
Macy William W., clerk, r. 2C08J4 Mission
Maiy. See Macey
Ma.l.leii 1 ridget (widow), r. 38 Everett
Madden Bridgt t, domestic 1820 Clay
Madden Daniel, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 246
Stevenson
Madden David, r. 1321 Steiner
Madden Dennis, r. 447 3^ Jersey
Madden Dennis, blacksmith 0. F. Suhl, r. 1705 Mar-
ket
Madden Edward, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Depot,
r. 2319 Harrison
Madden Edward H., salesman, r. 32 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Madden Frank, laborer C. E. Haseltine, r. 45 Jessie
Madden Frederick, confectioner Meyer & Muehe, r.
409 Sutter
Madden George, bag turner Neville k Co., r. 38 Everett
Madden Helen, clerk Charles J. Holmes, r. 339 Fourth
Madden Henry, cutter Neville & Co., r. 38 Everett
Madden James, engineer Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r.
223 hhotwell
Madden James, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Madden James, laborer, r. 1031 York
Madden James, land agent Southern Pac. R. R., office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 03, r. San
Mateo
Madden, James A. plasterer, r. 258 Eighth
Madden John, r. 217 Minna
Madden John, blacksmith Pacific Rolling Mill
Madden John, butcher, California Market, r. 309
Third
Madden John, candymaker W. 8. Townsend, r. 613
Mission
Madden John, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R, Depot, r.
2319 Harrison
Madden John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Madden John, machinist, r. 2 3^ Langton
Madden John, plasterer, r. 318 Capp, rear
Madden John, porter Larzelere &Witham, r. 2 Hamp-
ton Court
Madden John, real-estate agent, r. 31 Minna
Madden John W., japanner John Lee, r. 1321 Steiner
Madden Kale, domestic 1217 Polk .
Madden Margaret (widow) , laundress, r. 11 Beideman
Madden Maria, domestic s22 O'Farrell
M::d(leu Mark, stevedore A. C. Freese
Madden Mary Miss, r. 21 Oak
Madden Mary Miss, domestic Charles Crocker, NW
cor California and Taylor
Madden Mary A. (widow) , r. 32 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Madden Maurice, seaman, r. 649 Howard
Madden Maurice, seaman, r. 727 O'Farrell
Madden Maurice, stevedore A. C. Freese
Madden Michael, teamster, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Madden Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Madden Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. Vallejo, nr
Sansom
Madden Patrick, longshoreman, r. 40 Stanly PI
Madden Patrick, waiter Lick House, r. 246 Stevenson
Madden Patrick H., clerk John Kenny, r. 2M Langton
Madden Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. 34 Welsh
Madden Thomas, laborer, r. cor Missouri and Mari-
posa
Madden Thomas F.,brakeman Southern Pacific R. R.,
r. 620 Fourth
Madden Thomas P., capitalist, office 636 Clay, room 2,
r. Occidental Hotel
Madden William, boilermaker, r. 411 Folsom
Madden William, carriage painter Larkins k Co., r.
224 Minna
MADDOX CAI.EB H., loan and commission, of-
fice 4ir2 Montgomery, room l,r. 920 Pine
Maddox John H., barber Stahl & Bernhard, r, 168
Silver
MadelHenry, salesman Heiman Bros., r. 102 Mission
Madel Peter (Madel & Maskow) , r. 102 Mission
Madei William, salesman A. Kline, r. 102 Mission
Madel & Maskow (Peter Madel and Henry Maskow),
liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and Spear
Mader> Jesus J., printer Le Petit Journal, r. 820 Pa-
cific, rear
Madcro Joseph M., miner, r. 820 Pacific, rear
Madero Raymond A., compositor Donald Bruce, r. 928
Clay
Madge Frederick, attorney at law, office 64 Merchants'
Exchange, r. W s Sanchez, nr Twenty-first
Madigan Dennis, tailor, 817 Broadway
Madigan Edward, butcher G. Cuneo, r. 411 Broad-
way
Madigan John, pipemaker, r. 608 Sixth
Madigan William, stonecutter, r. 1828 Jessie
Madill David, physician, office and r. 815 Mission
Madison Adolph, cooper, r. 324)4 Brc»dway
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit weU-Wear well-Look well.
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Madison Bennett H., shipowner and agent, office 271
East, r. 115 Capp
MADISOX, BrRKE & CO. (John H. Madison,
Martin J. Burke, and William F. McAlester) , real
estate agents, NW cor Montg imery and Sac
Madison Charles, teamster, 310 Battery
Madison Frederick, seaman, r. ■20t; Steuart
Madison Geards. master mariner, r. 2538}^ Fol, rear
Madison Grace Miss, teacher, r. 230 Green
Madison Hans, cigars and tobacco, 309 East, r. 789
Mission
Madison Henry A., grainsampler, r. 311 Bryant
Madison Henry F., tinsmich, r. 446 Jessie
Madison James, clerk, r. 115 Capp
Madison James, driver James M. Eldridge, r. 363
Eleventh
Madison James, fireman Southern Pac. K. R., r. 1332
Natoma, rear
Madison John, captain schr Christina Steffens, office
271 East
Madison John, fireman California Mills, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Madison John H. (Madison, Burke & Co., and Madison
& Burke), r, 200 Siockton
Madison Martin, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Madison Martin J., porter A. Crawford & Co., r. 115
Cai^p
Madison R, C, laborer F. B, Taylor, r. 2511 Larkin
MADISON «Sj burke (John H, Madison and
Martin J. Burke) , real-estate and house agents,
and rent collectors, NW cor Montgomery and Sac-
ramento
Madlay Patrick, laborer, r. 18 Freelon
Madona .Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 53^ Kearny
Madona Francisco, Swiss B-nev. Soc, 5!^ Kearny
Madona Paola, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearny
Madrona Land and Lumber Co., Frank B. Latham
secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 9
Madsen Adolph, cooper Oliver Madsen, r. Broadway,
bet Montgomery and Sansom
Madsen Andreas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Madsen Charles,expressman,and groceries and liquors,
E s Clipper, bet Church and Sanchez
Madsen John, master mariner, r. 2 i9 Ritch
Madsen Oliver, cooper, 120 Washington, r. Oakland
Madsen S., longshoreman, r. 15 N'atoma
Madson Annie, d )mestic 1614 Washington
Madson Oliver (Mads 'n & Peterson), r. Twentieth,
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Madson Oliver, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
Druids' Hall
Madson & Peterson (Oliver Madson and Richard
Peterson), restaurant, 14 Sacramento
Madson. See Mattson, Mathison and Matthewson
Maduro Sflmuel, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Maeder Frede'ick G.. actor Bella Union Theatre
Maennerbund Hall.W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty.fifth
Maessen Willia'm, butcher, 2 New Metropolitan :SIar-
ket, r. 147Clira
Maestretti Joseph, waiter Bocken & Baccala, r. 425
Vallejo
Maestretti Ricardo, collector Swiss Benev. Soc, r. 425
Vallejo
MAGAGNOS JAMES K., stationer, 1301 Polk,
r. lOli; Sutter
MagagnoR Ju ian A., collector State Investment and
Insurance Co., r. IGKi Sutter
Magalii Gold Mining Co. (Butte Co., Cal.), Thomas
A. White secretary, 113 Leidesdorff
Magallancs Coni. fish( rmau, r. 898 Front
Magallon Frank, bo .tniaker, r. 31 Hinckley
M igalhm Joseph, roaster G. Venard, r. 432 Vallejo
Mugary Albert (Mngary & Murasky), r. 502 Shotwell
Magary John E., mining, office 419* California, room 7,
r. IC. Bond
MAGARY WIL,L,I.\M W., manager Baldwin
Clothing House, 942 Market, r. 1(1 Bon.l
Magary & Murasky (Albert Magary and Charles H.
Murasky), carpenters and builders, 541 Twenty-
third
Magdalen Asylum, Potrero Av, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
MAGDEBURG GEXERAL INSURANCE CO.
(marine) ( Magdeburg) ,'Gutte & Frank general
agents, office 307 dlilornia
Magee Adam, reporter Golden Era, r. N s Twenty-
third, bet Sanchez and Noe
Magee Alexander J., machinist W. C.Wilcox, r. cor
Columbia PI and Rutledge Av
Magee Edward, teamster Vermeil & Wellington, r. 65
Clementina
Magee E. F, Mrs., assistant Eighth Street Grammar
School, r. 630 Green
Magee John, expressman, Berry, bet Third and
Fourth, r. 643 Third
Magee John A. Jr. (Magee & Moore) , r. 1109 Post
Magee Richard, laborer, r. S 6 Bluxome, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Magee Roger D., real-estate agent, r. 1216 Leav
Magee Roger M., clerk Thomas Magee, r. 1216 Leav
MAGEE TH03IAS, editor and proptr Real Estate
Circular, and rtal-estate agent, office 210 Mont-
gomery, r. 800 Van Ness Av
Magee WilHam H., housebroker and general collect-
or, office 224 Montgomery, r. 630 Green
Magee & Moore (John A. Magee Jr. and Arthur W.
Moore) , importers leather and shoe findings, 420
Sansom
Magee. See McGee
Magendie Hyppolite A. , clerk Irvine & Le Breton, r.
1807 Mission
Magenta Mining Co. (Idaho), Louis Franconi secre-
tary, office NE cor California and Sansom
Magetti Gottardo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J5 Kearny
Magetti Pietro, laborer C. R. Splivalo
Magg Frank, liquor saloon, SW cor Commercial and
Kearny, r. 623 Kearny
Magganovich John, scenic artist California Theater,
r. 614 Sutter
Maggi Paul, laborer, r. 1320 Stockton
Maggio Fortuuato, treasurer Fishermen's Market, r.
896 Front
Maggio Giovanni, fisherman, r. 89G Front
Maggs Jane (widow) , boarding and lodging. 2006 Polk
MAGILL ARTHUR E., general agent Phienix
Insurance Co. (Hartford), and Home Insurance
Co. (New York), office 323 Cal, r. 501 Geary
Magill Charles R., driver City R. R.. r. 1801 Mission
Magill James, hose and beltmaker Horatio N. Cook,
r. 813 Capp
Magill Thomas W., books and stationery , 1006 Market,
r. 1801 Mission
Magill William J., conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R., r. 295 Clementina
Magill. See McGill
Magilton Thomas, U. S. Internal Revenue ganger, r.
11 Mission Av
Maginic James G., dairyman J. A. Roy, r. W e San
Bruno Road, opp Fifteenth Avenue
Maginis John J., U. S. Commissioner, and clerk James
M. Gitchell, register in bankruptcy, 636 Clay, r.
1943 Geary
Maginness Eugene G., finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 32
Tehama
Maginness Leah S. Mrs., r. 915 McAlli«ter
Maginui.ss R. S., third assistant engineer Pacific Mail
S. S. City of New York
Maginnis Agnes, domestic, r. 922 O'Farrell
Maginnis Charles, bagmaker Blake, Bobbins & Co., r.
1923 Bush
Magiunis Eliphas, drayman Thomas Jennings, r. 1923
Bush
Maginnis Jame.s, machinist Union Iron Works, r. W s
Sherman, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Magiunis J. H., watchman O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Maginnis Jolin, laborer, r. 1313 Octavia
Maginnis John N., patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 32 Louisa
Magiunis Mary Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. cor Oc-
tavia and Waller
Maginnis William </., solicitor, r. SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Maginnis. See McGinnis and McGuinness
Magintry Dennis, team-ter, r. 315 First
Ma;;it a'. Mrs., cook, r. St. Charles Hotel
Maglinchcy Henry, boottreer Porter, Oppeuheimer.
•Slessinger & Co., r. E s Capp, bet Tweuty-fittu and
Twenty-sixth, rear
Maglinchey. See McGliuchey
Magner Bridget E. ^Irs., r. cor Market, Noe and Six-
teenth
Magncr Conelius, molder, r. 730 Clementina
Magner David, horseshoer, 67-69 Stevenson
Magner David J., compositor Examiner, r. 820 Bdwy
Magner Dennis, capitalist, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner Emil, cashier United Carriage Co., r. 454 Te-
hama
Magner Frank W., compositor Examiner, r. 820 Bdwy
Magner Jennie (widow) , r. 454 Tehama
BULLOCK Si JONES. 105 Montffomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemen's rumishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Magner John, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 921
Greenwich
Magner John, compositor S F. Chronicle, r. 2:i0 First
Magner John T., salesman John Molloy, r. 834 Bdwy
Magner Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 454 Tehama
Magner J. T. & Co. (Wallace J. Magner), groceries and
liquors, 817 Broadway
Magner Margaret, domestic 1429 Post
Magner Mary Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 921 Greenwich
Magner Max L., clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 454 Te-
hama
Magner Patrick, laborer, r. 230 First
Magner Thomas, blacksmith James P. Sullivan, r. 905
Post
Magner Thomas, form carrier Francis, Valentine &
Co., r. 5()t! Mission
Magner Thomas H., clerk J. T. Magner & Co., r. 834
Clay
Magner Thomas "W., capitalist, r. 820 Broadway
Magner Wallace J. (J. T. Magner & Co.) , r. 817 Bdwy
Magner William F., molder Risdon Land L. Works,
r. 230 First
Magnes A. & Son (Solomon Magnes) , boots, shoes and
fancy goods, 30<;-3o8 Sixteenth
Magnes .\braham (A. Magnes & Son) , r. 308 Sixteenth
Magues Daniel, pantryman F. Conrades, r. 444 Jessie
Magnis David, fancy goods, 814 Market, r. 321 Hyde
Magues M. & Brother (Robert Magnes), boots and
shoes, 36 Fourth
Magnes Moses (M. Magnes & Brother), r.36 Fourth
Magnes Robert (M. Magnes & Brother), r. 30 Fourth
Magnes Solomon (A. Magnes & Son), r. 308 Sixteenth
Magnetic Elastic Truss Co. (W. L. L. and William J.
Pierce) , office G09 Sacramento
Magnin Isaac, fancy goods, 229 Fifth
Magnusen Lowrey, r. 5 Washington
Maguusson Alfred, machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
SE cor Michigan and Shasta
Magoni Louis, salesman Achille Paladini, r. Olympic
Lodgings
Magorty Aunie C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 8 Haight
Magorty Hugh, groceries and liquors, 2815 California
Magorty William, expressman, r. 8 Haight
Magoun Joseph W., cashierand superintendent Merry,
Faull .<; Co., 532 Market, r. 258 Tehama
Magrane Matthew, r. 1607 O'Farrell
Magrath James O., overseer Pioneer Warehouse, r.
634 Fell
Magrath James R., laborer Pioneer Warehouse, r. C34
Fell
Magrath Mary Miss, r. 634 Fell
Magrath Michael, carpenter, r. W s Florida, bet Butte
and Twentieth
Magrath Richard, porter Abrams & Carroll, r. 215 Stev
Magrath. See McGrath
Magritz August F., market, 139 Eleventh, r. 11 La-
fayette
Magruder A. S. Miss, r. 807 Leavenworth
Magnider. See McGruder
Maguire A. B. k Brother (J. W. Maguire), drygoods,
223H Mission
Maguire Aun (widow) , r. 2.507 Mission
Maguire Ann, domestic 324 Turk
Maguire Annie (widow) .furnished rooms, 517 Jones
Maguire Annie Mrs., furnished rooms, 600 Hciward
Maguire Augustus B. (A. B. Maguire A: Bro.). r. 442
Twentieth
Maguire Catharine, domestic 1114 Post
Maguire Charles, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Maguire C. L., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co.
Maguire Edward, laborer, r. 11 Lafayette
Maguire Edward, laborer M. Morgantliau, r. 1929 How
Maguire Elizabeth (widow). r.lll3(']ay
Maguire Ellen (widow), r. 1007 Howard
Maguire Etta, gloveinaker Frederick Busby
Maguire Fannie, tasselmaker 8. Et inger, r. 429 Turk
Maguire Francis A., tinner C. Sprackels, r. SW cor
Florida und Mariposa
Maguire Frank, boilermaker, r. 106 Minna
Maguire Frank, seaman, r. 22 Zoe, rear
Maguire George E.,gAsscutter Whittier, Fuller & Co.,
r. 0 Minna
Maguire George E., stockbroker, r. 622 SutteT
Maguire G. M., warehouse keeper Marcus C. Hawley &
Co.
Maguire Harry C, clerk Edwards 4 Irvine, r. 014 Mason
Maguire Henry, cook, r. 641 Commercial
Maguire James, carriagedriver, r. 11 William
Maguire James, cook Edward Connolly, r. 405 Kearny
Maguire James, hostler John Cassldy, r. NW cor Point
Lobos and Twentieth avs
Maguire James, laborer, r. 152 Silver
Maguire James, laborer, r. 239 Twentieth
Maguire James, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
MAGUIRE JAMES, metal rooter, 1075 Market, r.
665 Seventeenth
Maguire James E,, local policeman California Stock
Exchange Board, r. 307 Fourth
Maguire James G., attorney at law, qfBce 621 Clay, r.
1218 Howard
Maguire James T., treasurer California Theater, r.
Philadelphia House
Maguire James W., r. 614 Mason
Maguire Jenuie, domestic Lick House
Maguire John, carpenter Michael Maguire, SE cor
Grove and Buchanan
Maguire John, clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
15 18 Buchanan
Maguire John, driver City R. R., r. 1 First Av
Maguire John, driver George Klaber, r. 24 Clinton
Maguire John, ma hinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Oak-
land
Maguire John, porter, r. 009 Natoma
Maguire John, teamster Pre8i<iio Reservation
Maguire John P. (Patrick Maguire & Sou), r. .306 Capp
Maguire Joseph, expressman, NE cor Third and Fol-
som, r. 237 Sixth
Maguire Joseph M., salesman Spruance, Stanley &
Co., r. 614 Mason
Maguire Joseph W. (A. B. Maguire & Bro.) , r. NE cor
Twentieth and Folsom
Maguire Kate, machinesewer Neville & Co., r. 1710
Leavenworth
Magiure Lizzie, domestic SW cor Sixteenth and Capp
Maguire Lizzie Miss, teacher Youth's Directory, r.
1417 Howard
Maguire M. & O., wood and coal. 131-135 Hayes
Maguire Mary Mrs., r. 2402 Mission
Maguire Mary (widow), r. 35 Natoma
Maguire Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Maguire Mary, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Maguire Michael (M. & O. Maguire) , r. 137 Hayes
Maguire Michael, carpenter, NW cor O'Farrell and
Hyde, r. cor Sixth and Natoma
Maguire Michael, laborer, r. 18 Boardman PI
Maguire Michael, laborer, r. 1703 Dupont
Maguire Michael, tin-roofer, r. NE cor Lombard and
Montgomery
Maguire Owen (M. & O. Maguire). r. 137 Hayes
Maguire Patrick (Pt.trick Maguire k Son), r. 306 Capp
Maguire Patrick, laborer, r. 30 Nevada
Maguire Patrick, laborer Middleton & Farnsworth, r.
712 Clementina
Maguire Patrick, waiter Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 156
Silver
Maguire Patrick & S>n (John P. Maguire), produce
commission, 110 Clay
Maguire Pet r, laborer, r. 3 Berry
Maguire Philip, house mover, r. 432)^ Seventh
Maguire Philip, laborer, r. NE cor Lombard and Mont-
gomery
Maguire Philip, policeman Citv Hall. r. 418J^ Shipley
Maguire Robert, clerk J. W. Gale k Co.. r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Rosa, domestic 324 Turk
Maguire Rose, domestic 212 Grove
Maguire Rose Mi.ss, r. 924 Guerrero
Maguire Samuel J., bookkeeper California Savings and
Loan Society, r. 421 Hj'de
Maguire Stephen, currier, r. 724 Brannan, rear
Maguire Thomas, capitalist, r. 34 Lo;iis.i
Maguire Thomas, capitalist, r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Thomas, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., r. 152
Silver
Maguire Thomas.manager Baldwin's Theatre,932 Mar-
ket, r. 325 M Geary
Maguire Thomas F., shipping clerk Code, Elfelt &
Co., r. 421 Hyde
Maguire Thomas G., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r 2707 Folsom
Maguire Thomas G., plasterer, r. NW cor Folsom and
Tweiiti. th
Maguire Thomas J., plumber, r. 1211 Clay, rear
Maguire Thomas P., shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht,
r. E s Cook, nr Point Lobos \\
Maguire William, clerk quartermaster's department
U. S. A., r. 105 Stockton
Maguire William, milk dairy, Marshall, nr Mission
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ANDERSON & EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Maguire William J., elevator tender 330 Pine, r, 35
Natoma
Maguire. See McGuire
Maha Gilbert, laborer, r. 1417 Kearny
Mahady James, lab )rer. r. 427 34 Shipley
Mahaghan Hughes, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r-
551 }^ Natoma
Mahan Frederick J., driver Engine No. 9, S. F. F. D.,
r. 320 Main
Mahan Heur.v H. (-T. W. Nye & Co.) , r. 2737 Pine
Mahan Hngh. peddler, r. N 8 Pacific, bet Devisadero
and Broderick
Mahan John, blacksmith, helper Andrew Onder-
donk
Mahan John F., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
305 Minna
Mahan Margaret, domestic 2226 Jones
Mahaii Martin, hostler N. B. and Mission R. B., r. 314
Ritch
Mahau William, r. 2737 Pine
Mahan. See Mahon
Mah.ma Jaiues, miner, r. 760 Mission
Mahaney J. A., treasurer Riggers' Pro. Union, r. 124
Beale
Mahant Joseph, saddler, r. 1609 Minna
Mabe Gustave Jr., agent Golden Wine and Golden
Champagne, office 604 Commercial, r. ban Mateo
Mahen Louis, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Maher Annie (widow), r. 129 Oak
Maher Annie (widow), r. 422 Natoma
Maher Bridget (widow), r. E s Utah, nr Mariposa
Maher Dennis F., groceries and liquo s, 4 i3 Je^s^ie
Maher Dennis H., painter Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 129
Oak
MAHER EDWARD D., groceries and liquors,
NE cor Sacramento and Taylor, r. 1100 Taylor
Maher Francis, carpenter, r. 127 Fieelon
Maher frank W., r. 1100 Taylor
Maher J., r. Park Hotel
Maher James, teamster, r. 671 Harrison
Maher James F., blacksmith Frederick T. Feisel, r.
1509 Mission
Maher James V., barkeeper Recreation Grounds, r.
SEcor Folsom and Twenty-fifth
Maher J. C, third assistant engineer Pacific MailS. S.
Alaska
Maher John, carpenter, r. 127 Freelon
Maher John, laborer, r. 4 Sharp PI
Maher John, ropemaker, r. 6 Heron
Maher Joseph W., contractt-r, r. S s Precita At, bet
Howard and Mis.sion
Maher Kerran, drayman, r. 433 Shipley
Maher Louis, waiter, r. 540 Washington
Maher Margaret Miss, r. 316 Green
Maher Martin (Mnher & Maniun), r. 41 Langton
Maber Mary, domestic 737 Ellis
Maher Matthew, porter George W. Gib bs & Co., r. 5
Per. y
Maher Michael, laborer James P. Ferguson, r. 820
Mission
Maher Mitchell F., assistant janitor Geary Street
Grammar School, r. 2."iOS Posi
MalierT., laborer Superintendent of Streets
.Maher J homas, laborer C. E. Haseltinc
Maher Thomas C, pressman U. S. Mint, r. 637 Twen-
ty-third
MahiT Thomas F., expressman Oakland Ferry, r. 129
Oak
Maher Timothy J., cooper, r. 619 Geary
Maher William, r. 919 Stockton
Maher William, cigars and tobacco, 22 Second, r. 154
Natoiua
Maher William, salesman Maher A:Manion,r. 41 Lang-
ton
ISIaher William E., clerk Nucleus House
Maher & Mai. ion (Martin Maher and John Maniou),
dry goods. 224 Third
Maberry William, shoemaker, Ns Sixteenth, between
Guerrero and Dolores, r. Dolan, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Mablbach Frederick, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn,
• Druids' Hall
Mahler Bertlio.d, porkpa'ker, r. 207 Montgomery Av
M:ihlei Charles, baker, r. 3 Chatham PI
Mahler Charles, liquor saloon, 733 Davis
Mauler Frank, machinist Jcshua Hendy, r. 70 Everett
Muhler Franz, r. 508 Brannau
Mahler John, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19
Decatur
Mahler Philip, notary public, office 4'22 Montgomery,
r. 923 Washington
Mahling John C, tailor, 428 Dupont, r. 419 Stockton
Mahlke Lewis, compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. 1602
California
Mahlmann Henry, liquor saloon, 603 California, r. 911
Saramento
Mahlmann Peter (F. Kroeger & Co.), r. 22M Everett
Mahlstedt August, painter, r. 14 Harriet
Mahlbtfdt D., Schutzen Verein, 620 Bush
Mahlstedt John, butcher Christopher Dunker, r. 332
Fremont
Mahlstedt John D. (Mahlstedt & Co.), r. 404 Green-
wich
Mahlstedt & Co. (John D. Mahlstedt), house raisers
and movers, 13 Merchant
Mahlstedt. See Melstedt
Mahn Henry, well digger, r. SW cor Lombard and
Franklin
Mahncken John H., bookkeeper Joseph Fredericks &
Co,, 649 Market
Mahne Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Mahnke Elise Miss, district, nurse Young Women's
Christian Association, r. 218 Stockton
Mahoi James, seamaTi schr Tawera, Green St. 'Wharf
Maholm J. B., mini gg .-retary, office 331 Montgom-
ery, room 7, r. Is Ad ,ir
Mahon Anna Mi.ss, du^cstic 801 Tyler
Mahon Celia (widow), r. 307 O'Farrell
Mahon Charles B. (Sheehau & Mahon), r. 47 Liberty
Mahon Frank, chemist, r. 606 Ellis
Mahon Frank, printer, r. 213 Mjson
Mahun James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Mahon James H., office 442 Calif L.rnia
Mahon John, guard Golden Gate Park, r. W s Lott,
bet Fulton and McAllister
Mahou John, hostler, r. 127 Freelon
Mahon John, laborer, r. 25 Freelon
Mahon John W., barkeeper, r. 40.> Leavenworth
Mahon Michael, pork packer, r. 515 Sacramento
Mah.n P. J., driver engine No. 9, S. F. F. D., r. 3'20
Main
Mahon Thomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
MaUon Thomas, wool sorter, S. B. Lardner, r. 110
Cliutwn
Mahon William, bathtenderHuck & Conrad, r. 7 Sher-
wood PI
Mahon William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Mahon William, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Set-
son, r. Fulton, bet Scott and Lyon
Mahon. Mahan
Maiiouey .\nijie, domestic 1827 Clay
Mahoney Brothers (Jeremiah and John), contractors
and ca penters, office 300 Kearny
Mahoney Charles, carpenter, r. 28 De Boom
Matjuney Charles. labur< r, r. 56 Tehama
Mahomy Cornelius, contractor, r. 2204 Pine
Mahoney C.nuelius, deckhand stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. 214 Dore
Mahoney D., capitalist, r. Lick House
Mahoney Daniel, bricklayer, r. 39 Clara
Mahoney Daniel, currier, r. N s Filteenth, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Mahoney Daniel, helper Jonathan Kiltredge, r. 29
Clara
Mahoney Daniel, horseshoer, 809 Howard, r. W s Ells-
worth, bet Cortland .\.v and Lincoln
Mahoney Daniel, laborer, r. 6{} Everett
Mahoni y Daniel, lab'-rer, r. 1127 B.oadway
Mahoney Daniel, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory Black Point
Mahoney Daniel, porter Wyalt, Bonestell & Co., r. IS
Clementina
Mahoney Daniel, proptr Sixth Street House, NW cor
Sixth and Bryant
Mahoney Daniel, shijicarpcnter, r. 724 Brannau
Mahoney Daniel, shoemaKer, r. E s Ohio, nr Vallejo
Mahoney Daniel H., ma ket, 154 First, r. 15 Ckin
MaUoney Daniel I., drayman Taber, Hdrker & Co., r.
724 N..toma
Mahoney David, real estate, r. 1501 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis, g.irdener, r. 555 Mission
Mahoney Dennis, labon r, r. 1« Geneva
Mahoney Dennis, mes^'nian Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Mrihoney Dennis, real est.te, r. 15'i3 Pacific Av
Mahoney Dennis, tailor, 1513 Polk
Mihi'ney Ella, milliner Kate .\dcock, r. 449 Minna
Mahoney Ellen Miss, r. 425 Stevenson
Mahoney Florauce, porter R. T. Carroir& Co., r. cor
Green and Washiuyton
BULLOCK & JON. 33, 105 Montsomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Boys' Clothins £t GED. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MAH
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MAI
Hahoney George M., machinist Thomson & Evans, r.
Filbert, bet Kearny and Dup'mt
Mahoney Hannah, d'OiK stic filO Polk
Mahoney Hannah, domtstic 1501 Jones
Mahoney Hanora, dressmaker, r. 1209 Stelner
Mahoney Henry, salesman Drake & Kmerson, r. 14
Clinton
Mahoney James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 32
Second
Mahoney James, laborer, r. 66 Shipley
Mahoney James, laborer Andrew Onderdonb
Mahoney James, lamplighter S. f.Gas Light Co., r.
7 Sonoma PI
Mahoney James, liquor saloon, 8E cor Sixth and Bry-
ant r. 507 Sixth
Mahoney James, plumbf r, r. 422 Filbert
Mabonty James Jr., painter, r. 66 Shipley
Mahoney James A., policeman City Hall, r. 318 Jessie
Mah'iney James B., mail clerk Morning Call, r. S b
Twenty-fourth, bet Noe & Cahtro
Mahoney Jeremiah (Mahoney Brothers), r. 425 Stev
Mahoney Jeremi.ih, laborer, r. 2ii6 Stevenson
Mahoney Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham i Hecht,
r. «'23 Guerrero
Mahonev Jeremiah, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 8
Ohio
Mahoney Johanna (widow) ,r. SE cor Fulton and Ma-
sonic Av
VlahoDey Johanna (widow), groceries, 7 Tehama
Mahoney John, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 534
Sixteenth
Mahoney John, gardener, r. 1523 Sacramento
Mahoney John, hostler, r. 1103 Pacibc
Mahoney John, hostler Market Street R. R., r. N 6
Sixteenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Mahoney John, labonr S. F. Pioneer Wfiolen Factory,
r. N 8 No th Point, bet Lai kin and Van Nt ss Av
Mahoney John, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridg:e
Mahoney John, machinist, r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney John, mining, r. 531 Mission
Ijlalioney John F., mining secretary, office 207 San-
som, room 4. r. San Jose
Mahoney John H., porter Ahern k Co., r. 4 Liberty
Mahoney John J. (Miihnuey Bros.), r. 425 Stevenson
Mahoney John J., foreman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D.,
r. cor Kearny and Vallejo
Mahoney John T., barber 1102 Market, and 3 Turk, r.
475 Jessie
Mahoney Julia, seamstress The Baldwin
Mahoney Kate, domestic 1120 Sutter
MuhoneyL., laborer Sup' riutend'-nt of Streets
Mahoney Margaret (wiilow), r. 422 Filbert
Mahoney Mary (wi^iow) , r. 368 Natouja
Mahiniey Mary, domestic 808 Bush
Mahoney Mar^ , domestic W h Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Mahoney Mary (widow), dressmaker. 15 Clementina
Mahon< y Mary'JIiss, r. 7 Second Av
Mahon<y MichMCl, t)oilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 426 Natoma
Mahoney Michael, larpenter, r. 625 Second
Miihoney Michael, gasman St. Mary's College
Mahiiney Michael, laborer, r. (>ii Everett
Malioney Milhall, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Mahoney Patrick, bricklajer W. E. CoUyer, r. NE^cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Mahoney Patrick, calki-r, r. 1119 Mf>ntgomery
Mahoney Patrick, labonr, r. 131 IN'lsom
Mahoney Patrick, laborer, r. 322 Minna
Mahoney P;.trick. laborer Andrew Omlerflonk
Mahoiiiy Patrick, waiter W. Wviruer Henry
Mahoney Patrick A., calker, and eiLtraman Hose No.
6, S. F. F D., r. 4 Elliot Park
Mahoney Redmond J., bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien k Co.,
r. 44!»)« Minna
Mahoney liichard, hackdriver, r. 1024 Montgomery
Mnh iney Samuel, cook Pacitic Mail S. S. C>ilima
Mahoney Stephen, gardener, r. 118 Ivy Av
Mahoney T., rauimer Superintendent of Streets
Mahority Thomas, brakemeu Southern Pac. R. R., r.
742 Harrison
Mahoney Thomas, laborer, r. S a Page, bet Fillmore
and Web ter
Mahoney Timothy, lab'Ter, r. 412 Folsom, rear
M.-ihoney Timothy, laborer Pacitic Mail 8. 8. Co.
Mahoni y Timothy, painter, r. 5'25 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Mahon* y Timothy, watchman warehouse department
Cu>tom House, r. 13 Third
Mahoney Willlnm, dyer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Mah< ney William, laborer, r. 118 McAllister
Mahoney William, labo'er, r. 478 Eighth
Malioney William, laborer U. 8. Restaurant, r. 803
Kearny
Mahoni'v William, teamster James P. Weems, r. 234
Fifth
Mahony Agnes, cook St. Mary's Hospital
Mahony Ca n, longshoreman. r.2I2 Broadway
Mahony Catherine (widow), r. 6Delgado PI
Mahony Cornelius A., journalist, r.314 Bush
Mahimy Daiiii 1, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
Mahony Edward, coalpasser Pacitic MailS. S. Granada
M ihony Ernet-t, barkeeper J. Spmier, r. 520 Bush
Mahony Frank. > ontra( tor, r. 78 Everett
Mahony James, laboier, r. E s San Brjuno Road, nr
Tw> nty-sevei th
Mahony James, liquor saloon, 405 B^ale
Mahony James H. jr., stockbroker, 408 Montgomery,
r. 26 Ellis
Mahony John, rigger William Green, r. 324 Beale
Mahony John T., carpenter, r. Fern Av, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Mahony Michael, draj'man Sherman, Hyde & Co., 137
Kearny
Mahony Michael C, driver Ihiladelphia House
Maho: y Michael J., coachman R. C. Johnson, 6U5
OFarrell
Mahony Thomas, dajrwatcbman and porter U S. Mint,
r. Oakland
Mahony Timothy A., teamster, r. 411 Tehama, bet
Fifth aud Sixth
Mahony W. H. & Co. (William N. Olmsted) , impor-
ters tiles, 409 Calilornia
Mahony William H. (W. H. Mahony & Co.), and im-
porter and dealer Mosaic flooring, 409 California,
r. .5(j7 Fell
Mahony William P., real estate, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Mahony. See Mahoney
Mahood C. J. W., operator Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. 9 Francisco
Mahood John, laborer, r. 9 Francisco
Mabr Andrew J., tinsmith, r. 517 Vallejo
Malir James, tinsmith, r. 517 Vallejo
Mahr J' hn Mrs., r. 127Freelon
Mahr Peter, fireman 8. 8. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Mahue G., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. 8. Dakota
Mai Aimable, earriagepainter, r. 1510 Dupont
Maier Charles, boots and shoes, 834-836 Kearny, r.
G'22 Filbert
Maier John, tailor, r. 428 Dupont
Maier Max, baker WesterfelU & Page
Maier Thomas, carriage factory, 2313-2315 Mission
Maier. See Mi;ycr and Myer
Mail Charles, laborer, r. 5 Geneva
Mail Emma, cook Charles Crocker, NW cor California
aud Taylor
Mai anrtt J. J., Master Mariner Benev. Assn., Druid's
Hall
Mailhouse Isaac L., painter, r. 113 Stockton
Mailhouse Julius, cigiirmaker, r. 113 Stockton
Muillard Ale.xander, waiter Stork & Peguilhan, 445
Bush, r. 621 Pacific
Maillard Marie L., dressmaking, NE cor Post and
Stoclitou
Maillot John, cabinetmaker, r. 35 Dorland
Maillot John W., eugrav< r, r. 35 Dorland
Maillot I>ewis. carpei.ter, r. 35 Dorland
Mails l.ltie F. Mies, r. 21 Willow Av
Mails Isaac, uphols erer, r. 21 Willow Av
M.'.ils John H., tailor, r. 21 Willow Av
Main Alexander F., mining secretary and accountant,
c ffii e 309 California, rooms 1-2, r. Oakland
Main (Charles (Main & .Winchester), r. Palace Hotel
Main Eilward, boot and shoemaker, 320 Folsom
Main Herman, ca penter. r. 4^3 Jessie
Mail; M.Trtin. seaman, r. 12 Jackson
MAIN STREKT IRON WORKS, William Dea-
con jiroi tr. 13]-13.'i Main
MAIN STRKET WHARF, foot Main
Main William W., fon man tree shop. Main and Win-
chester, r. 1321 Fillmore
MAIN A; WINCHKSTER (Charles Main and Ezra
H.Winchester), Impoiters and manufs saddles,
harness, whips and collars, 214-216 Battery
Main. See Mane aud Mayne
Maine A. L., asbistant Palace Hotel
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Maine Lodging House, N. M. Gordon proptr, 616 Kear
Maine Mortimer D., clerk Palace Hotel
Maine Restaurant. E. Chaquette proptr, 719 Market
Maine William, master mariner, r. 308 Beale
Maine William A., master mariner, r. 308 Beale
Mainor Abraham, candymaktr J. Seidl, r. 24 Hayes
Mains E. K., chainmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 3 s
Sierra, nr Louisiana
Mains James K., artist, r. 124 Shipley
Mains John, carpenter, r. 6!>^ Tay
Mains John Jr., carpenter, r. 6^ Tay
Mains John P., compiler Statistician, ofllce 604 Oom-
mercial, r. 1015 Clay
Mains J. Riley, poet, r. 137 Shipley
Mains Mary A. (widow) , r. 423 Natoma
Mains Robert, gardener Golden Gate Park, r. N s Ful-
ton, bet Parker and First Avs
Mainwarring George H., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 1232 Sacramento
Mainzer Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. NE cor Fifth and
Brannan
Mairhoft-r Leonard (Mairhofer & Pircher) , . r. 426
Fourth
Mairhofer & Pircher (L. Mairhofer and William Pir-
cher) , liquor saloon, 426 Fourth
Mais Louis, laborer Franks' Restaurant
Maisch John, wood and coal, 126 Geary, r. 1009 Lom-
bard
MAISON DOREE, Tschurr & Dingeon proptrs,
217 Kearny
Malson Henry A. (Denaveaux & Maison) , r. 820 Filbert
Maison John, liquor saloon, 518 Battery, r. 1811 Mason
Maison Lenora (widow), r. 661 Seventeenth
Maison Leon A. (Mathieu & Maison) , r. 820 Filbert
Maison N. E., collector, r. 661 Seventeenth
Maison. See Mason
Maitland Adolf, miner, r. 1008 Post
Maitland John, carpenter California Mill, r. 521 How
Maitland Thomas, bartender John L. Wheatman, r.
233 Jackson
Maitland William, boarding, 17 Vallejo
Maitre Francois, laborer, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Majetti Gothardo, laborer Brignardello & Co., r. 7
Maraaret PI
Major John J., clerk James V. Coleman
Major William J. (Major & Co.), r. 745 J<; Folsom
Major & Co. (William J. Mijor and John F. Kneass),
real estate agents, 22 Kearny
Majors Grt en, htlper melter and refiners' department
U. S. Mint, r. 424 Minna
Majory William E., carpt-nter, r. 168 Tehama
Makin Edward B., with Gawne, Makiu & Co., r. 1018
Vallejo
Makin Joseph, r. 21 Hawthorne
Makin Robert G. (Gawne, Makin & Co.), r. San Rafael
Makins James N., proptr Cal. Necktie Manuf., '206
Bush, r. Oakl.'ind
Makliison William H.. electrician, r. 1843 Howard
Makowski O to, painter, r. 117 Bernard
M ikree Nicholas, restaiirant. 816 Front
Malagamba Camillo,. wines and liquors, NE cor' Bran-
nan and Seventh
Malan Cornelius, dairyman John Collins, r. cor Twen-
ty-fifth and Diamond
Malan Josiph, niachini.st, r. 18 Rausch, rear
Malapioni Grsare, Italian Beney. Soc, 423 Wash
Malarkey John, heater Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Michigan, nr Shasta
Malarky John, btevednre, r. 308 Main
Malatcsta Andrew, marble polisher, r. 704}$ Natoma
Malatesta Angelo, fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Malatesta Angelo, peddler, r. 425 Filbert
Malatesta Domluic, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Malatesta Giovanni, bakery and confectionery, 1313
Dupoiit, r. 1315 Dupont
Malatesta Louis, grower and dealer California wines
and brandies, 311-313 Pacific, r. 2004 ^ Dupont
Malatesta Nino, real estate, office 614 Washington, r.
13011 Ji Stockton
Malatesta Uichard, r. 704^4 Natoma
Malaugh Daniel, carpenter, r. NE cor Seventh Av and
K, South S. F.
Malberg F. M., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Malbo Francois, laundry, 225 Post
M.ilcolm Charles, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Malcolm Eleanor (widow), dressmaker, r. 1608 Paci-
fic Av
Malcolm John M. clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1526 Dupt
Malcolm John T., first officer 8. S. Los Angeles, r. 333
Turk
Malcolm Robert, laborer, r. 6 Grand PI
Malcolm William, shipcarpenter, r. '221 Clara
Malcomson Thomas, engineer The Baldwin, r. 22 Oak
Grove Av
Malde Andrew, porter Lynde & Hough, r. 29}^ Oak
Grove Av
Maldonado Simon, attorney at law, r. 228 Seventh
Male Giacomo, wood and coal, hay, grain and feed,
SE cor Brannan and Eighth, r. 128 Fern Av
Malech Gustave H., physician, office and r. 101 Oak
Malech Herman F. Jr., physician, office and r. 101 Oak
Maley John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.
Maley Rosana (widow), NE cor Franklin and Bush
Malherle Eugene, grainbroker, r. 1237 Stockton
Malia Jennie Miss, shirtmaker, r. 9 Rondel PI
Malia John, horseshoer, r. 9 Rondel PI
Malia Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Rondel PI
Malia William, horseshoer, r. 9 Rondel PI
Maline George A. F. A., conductor Market St. and
Hayes Valley R. R., r. 1321!^ Tyler
Maline John J., receiver Market St. R. R., r. 1321)4
Tyler
Mall Adam, boarding and lodging, 34 Eddy
Mallady William J., undertaker, 7(33 Mission
Mallard Joseph, sceneshifter Bush St. Theater, r. 54
Everett
Mallard Joseph S., mailing clerk S. F. Post-office, r.
771 Mission
Mallatratt James W., salesman Davis Brothers, r. 263
Clara
Mallay William, liquor saloon, 21 Vallejo, r. 1113
Montgomery
Mailer George, r. 12 Washington
Mallett Richard, miller, r. 1408 M Powell
Mallett Richard Mrs., bakery and fancy goods, 1408 Ji
Powell
Malley James, hostler Hayes Valley and Market St.
R. R., r. 1571 Turk
Malley Owen, laborer Middleton & Farusworth, r. 118
Perry
Malley Owen, longshoreman, 705 Front
Mallinger Peter, restaurant, 388 Francisco
Mallon Arthur, plasterer, r. 91 Colton
Mallon Catherine (widow) , r. NW cor Vermont and
Humboldt
Mallon Gustave, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Mallon Henry, lab 'rer, r. 6J^ Rues
MALiLiON JOHN, propr Pacific Glass Cutting,
Staining, Embossing and Designing Works, 19
Fremont and 1213-1215 Howard, r. 2508 Sacramento
Mallon John, sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 1215
Green
Mallon John S., painter, 26 Stockton, r. 524 Pine
Mallon Patrick, brickdealer. Berry, bet Third and
Fourth, r. 817 Guerrero
Mallon Peter L., superintendent John Mallon, r. 2508
Sacramento
Mallon ROf^anuah S. (widow), r. 1417 Mason, rear
Mallory AbniT T., carpenter, r. 858 Mission
Mallory A. T. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 868 Mission
Mallory Frederick J., bookkeeper P. F. Nolan & Co.,
r. 1 Fifth
Mallory H. C. Mrs., janitress Hayes Valley Primary
Schoi)l, r. 1 Fifth
Mallory Ida R. Miss, assistant Columbia Street School
r. 1 Fifth
Malloy Charles, carpenter, r. W s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Malloy Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Malloy Daniel, shoefitter, r. 1139 Folsom
Malloy E. J., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Malloy Ehom, driver Grogan & Anstett, r. 725 Green
Malloy Ellen Miss, ironer .standard Shirt Factory, r.
458 Mi una
Malloy Francis, cooper, r. JiUius PI, rear
Malloy Frank, waiter S. S. Great Republic
Mal'oy Henry J., tailor D. Doherty
MaUoy John, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 1139 Pol
Malloy John, niimr, r. SW cor Howard and Thirteenth
Malloy Johu, teamster Andrew Ouderdouk
Malloy Michael, boots and slioes, 1139 Folsom
MaUoy Michael, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.
Malloy Patrick, fireman S. S. Great Republic, r. 3
Tehama
Malloy Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. N 8
Ellis, bet Devi-iadero and Broderick
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & "Warner's Merino Underwear.
Gold and Plated Jewelxy at GEO. LOOMIS\ 706 to 716 I^eamy St
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Malloy ratrick, lubortr Paiitic Mail S. S. Co.
Malloy Philip, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
Malloy Robert, liquor ruerchant, r. 32 Fourth
Malloy Walter, steieotyper S. F. Chronicle, r. 8W cor
Thirteenth and Howard
Malloy E. Frank, bookbinder Andrew J. Leary, r. 253
Stevenson
Mally Patrick, r. 18 Frederick, rear
Malm Charles A. (D. S. Martin & Co.), r. Oakland
Malm Charles H., painter, r. 318 Beale
Malm James, sawyer Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r.
27 Fitth Av, rear
Malm John, Lumbermens' Pro. Union, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Mahuberg John F., seaman, r. 91 Greenwich
Malmburg Mary (widow) , r. 179 Clara
Malmgren Edgar J, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 10
Bernard
Malmgren Niles, collector Haste & Kirk, r. 725 M
Minna
Malmgren Niles M., jeweler, r. 10 Bernard
Malone Abraham H., seaman, r. 140 Minna
Malone Bartholomew J., contractor, r. 1717 Jessie
Malone Edward, teamster, r. 833 >4 Geary
Malone Elizabeth, domestic 411 }$ Turk
Malone Frank S. (McCord, Bridge & Co.), r. 2 Rose
Av
Malone Frederick G. (McCord, Bridge & Co.), r. 1514
Pine
Malone H., fireman stm Julia, r. 5 Sonoma PI
Malone Henry, whiteuer, r. 37 Crocker
Malone James, driver Sutter St. R. R.
Malone James, fireman S. F. Gaslight Co., Potrero
Works, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Malone James, oiler O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Malone James, w^ines and liquors, 526 Third, r. 129
bhipley
Malone James H., furniture, 22 Fourth, r. Oakland .
Malone Jennie H. Mis.s, fancy goods, 925 Market
Malone John, fireman S. F. Gas Lif<Lt Co.
Maloue John, laborer, r. 63 Everett
Malone John, laborer, r. 520 Mission
Malone John, laborer, r. 560 Stevenson, rear
Malone John, molder Union Iron Works, r. 214 Twen-
ty-fourth
Malone Kate Mrs., r. 421 Folsom
Malone Lawrence J., bagmaker Carmen Island Salt
Works, r. 119 Perry
Malone Michael, laborer, r. 31 Louisa
Malone Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Malone Nicholas, porter auditor's dept Southern Pac.
R. R., r. 1712 Stevenson
Malone Patrick, laborer, r. What Cheer House
Malone Thomas, fireman, r. 32 De Boom
Malone William, hostler Cential R. R., r. 3 Kate
Maloney Bartholomew, laborer James F. McCormick,
r. S 8 Fulton, bet Scott and Devisadero
Maloney Bernard, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
Maloney Dauitl, clerk City and County Assessor, r.
1753 Howard
Maloney Daniel, cooper Hermann Rossbach, r. 1525}^
Mason
Maloney Daniel, shoemaker, r. 19 Caroline
Mai. ney David, housepainter, r. 2110 Van Ness Av
Maloney David, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Malone> Edward, laborer, r. 5 Central PI
Maloney Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. 3. Co.
Maloney Henry H., compositor Examiner, r. 873 M
Market, room 17
Maloney J., laborer Andrew Ondtrdonk
Maloney James, elevatortender Thurlow Block, r. 700
Clementina
Maloney James, oiler S. S. Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf, r. 23 Clementina
Maloney James, wiredrawer A. 8. Hallidie, r. 36 Na-
tuma
Maloney James J., driver Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
1311 California
Maloney John, blacksmith McAfee Boiler Works, r.
M, bet Guerrero and Valencia
Maloney John, laborer, r. 32 Clara
Malom y John, purifying dept S. F. Gaa Light Co., r.
520 Mission
Maloney John G., policeman, City Hall, r. 1712 Eddy
Maloney L. J., wat hmau Palace Hotel
Maloney Louis, billman Palace Hotel, r. 10 Ji Gilbert
Maloney Mary Miss, r. 26 Huff Av
Maloney Mary C, dressmaker Mrs. C. Brock, r. 2110
Van Ness Av
Maloney Michael, blacksmith, r. 217 Broadway
Maloney Michael, driver St. Mary's College, r. Mis-
sion, 4 miles from City Hall
Maloney Michael, stonecutter, r. 1212 Green
Maloney Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 120
William
Maloney Michael, wholesale pork butcher. Fifth At,
btt K and L, r. Seventh Av, near L, South S. F.
Maloney Michael J., U. S. Railway Mail agent, r. SW
cor Zoe and Welsh
Maloney Michael L., carpenttir, r. 5 Franklin
Maloney Nellie Miss, domestic 929 Post
Maloney Norah, domestic 830 Eddy
Maloney P., r. 318 Davis
Maloney P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Maloney Patrick, dairy, E s Hartford, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Maloney Patrick, helper Pac. Iron Works, r. 1124 Ala-
bama
Maloney Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 9 Mission Av
Maloney Patrick S., merchant tailor, r, 618 Larkin
Maloney S. F., conductor Market St. R. R., r.l Willow
Av, nr Valencia
Maloney Thomas, blacksmith, r. E s Tehama, nr
Norwich, Bernal Heights
Maloney Thomas, saloonkeeper, r. 2C Hoff Av
Maloney William W., steward, r. 329 Vallejo
Maloon H. A., porter Wilson & Brother, r. 328 Fre-
mont
Malpas Alfred, assistant agent Overland Ticket Of-
fice, Ferry Building, foot Market, r. 1007 Tyler
Malpas Elizabeth (widow), r. 1007 Tyler
Malpiede G. C, barber Samuel A. Selig, r. 1107 Kear
Malston A. O., seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Malter Anne, domestic 1012 Leavenworth
M ALTER GEORGE H. (Malter & Lind), r 912
Scott
Malt( r Olto, employee Joshua Hendy, r. 8 John
MALTER & L.IND (G. H. Malter, and Charles
Lind) , engineers and contractors, office 419 Cali-
fornia, rooms 10-12
Maltfeldt William, express wagon, N s Washington,
nr Battery, r. Alameda
Maltman John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Maltman S. Mrs. (widow), adjuster coiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 109 Capp
Malton William, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra's Hall
Malv.v Peter, painter, r. 2018 Taylor
Mameldorff J. B., teamster, r. NE cor Fifth and Bran
Mamer John P.. liquor saloon, 329 East, r. I8J4 Sao
Mamlock Albert, pfeddler, r. 523 Natoma
Mamlock Henrietta Mi.ss, dressmaker, r. G14J^ Natoma
Mamlock Jennie Miss, hairdresser, r. 614 3^ Natoma
Mamlock William, upholsterer, r. 614 Ji Natoma
Mammoth Bar Gold Mining Co. (Placer Co., .Cal) , J.
W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Mammoth Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.). Andrew W.
Rose Jr. secretary, office 302 Montgomery, room 4
Mammoth Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.) , D.
A. Jennings secretary, office 401 California, room 4
Manafee George W., carpenter, r. 234 Sixteenth
Manahau James, laboier, r. 115 Second
Manahan John, real-estate, r. 5i:o Stevenson
Mauahan Michael F., shoemaker, r. 402 Fremont
Mai asse Nathan, opiician, r. 529 Natoma
Manaton Samson, machinist George D. Damon, r 24
Welsh
Manaut Pierre, laborerE. Arligues & Co., r. Fifth Av,
bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Manbergcr Louisa (widow), r. 1 Gardner Alley
Manberj^er Valentine, barber, r. 1 Gardner Alley
Manchester . r. 216 Powell
Manchester A. L. Mrs., r. 1021 Powell
Manchester Benjamin S., calker, r. W s Buena Vista,
bet Eugenia and Esmeralda
Manchebter Charles, dairyman J. A. Roy, r. W s San
Bruno Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Manchester Frederick A., helper California Mills, r.
W s Buena Vista, bet Henrietta and Cortland Av
Manchester House, Manchester & Henly proptrs, 317
Third
Manchester Isaac, watchman .£tna Iron Works, r. 29
Frederick
Manchester James, teams^ J. A. Roy, r. W b San
Bruno Road, opp FilteHth Av
Manchester J. B. Mrs. (Manchester & Henly), r. 317
Third '
Manchesier John, lather, r. 903 Shotwell
Manchester & Henley (Mrs. J. B. Manchester and
Mrs. John Henley), proptrs Manchester House,
317 Third
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the "best. Try them.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Mancusi G., professor vocal art, r. 428 Eddy
Mandes Charles, barber Stable & Bernbard, r. 915
Montgomery
Mandes E. P., dairj-man, r. 2917 Pierce
Maudeville Edward, driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
2515 Folsom
Mandeville Simon V., sasb and blindmaker Smitb &
Davis, r. Valencia, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Mandlebaum Arthur A., clerk H. H. Noble & Co., r.
309 Powell
Mandlebaum Francis, wholesale wines and liquors,
.312 Sacramento, r. 511 Van Ness Av
Mandlebaum Kaoul, bookkeeper Francis Mandlebaum,
, r. 511 Van Ness Av
Mandonnet Adolpb, carpenter, r. 520 Geary, rear
Mandonnet Amelia Mrs., laundre.ss Amaris Biarnez,
r. 520 Geary
Mandonza Mary (widow) , r. 14 Merchant
Mandragula John, fruits, r. 32 Hinckley
Manermaun Kajitan, tanner, r. N s Twenty-seventh,
nr Alabama
Maney Thomas, miner, r. NE cor Mont and Pacific
Manfredini Daniele, peddler, r. 14 Bartol
Manfredini Pietro £Pietro Manfredini & Co.), r. So-
noma, Cal.
Manfredini Pietro & Co. (Felice Mateucci, Francis G.
Picaroli, and Dominico Domeuici), groceries and
liquors, 124 Pacific
Mangan Cornelius, laborer, r. 76 Natoma
Maugan John Lee, porter Wheaton & Luhrs, r. 615
Miuna
Mangan Patrick, calker, r. SW cor Nineteenth and
Guerrero
M.iugan Stephen, printer Morning Call, r. 319 Fifth
Mangan Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 512
Mission
Mangan William, expressman St. Mary's Hospital
Manganese Mills, William Bragg proprietor, N s
Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth
Mangels Brothers (Frank and Nicholas), groceries
and liquors, SE cor Howard and Twenty-first
Mangels Brothers (Nicholas and George), groceries
and liquors, SE cor Market and Pearl
MANGELS C. dt CO. (E. Lilienthal), groceries and
liquors, SW cor Mission and Third
Mangels Christian, r. 60tJ Filbert
Mangels Christopher (C. Mangels & Co.), r. 19 Linden
Mangels Christopher, clerk M. & C. Mangels, r. 810
Lombard
Mangels Claus (F. Hagemann & Go.) , r. 5518 Howard
Mangels Claus (M. k C. Mangels) , r. 19 Linden
Mangels Frank (Mangels Brothers), r.SEcor Howard
and Twentj'-first
Mangels Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
som and Twentieth
Mangels Henry J., clerk Albany Brewery, r. 1000 Fol
Mangels John, clerk Diedrich Muller. r. 3^2 Main
MANGKL.S M. & C. (Martin and Claus) wholesale
groceries and provisions, 319 Clay
Mangels Martin (M. and C. Mangels), and supervisor
Second Ward, r. 810 Lombard
Mangels Nicholas (Mangels Brothers), r. SE cor
Mangels Kichard, clerk H. Mangels. r.NW cor Folsom
and Twentieth
Maugen Annie, domestic 1414 Sacramento
Maugenbcrg Alviiia, proprietress Villa Hotel, NW cor
Sixth Av and Fulton
Mangeot Charles (Mangeot & Daclin), r. 9 John
Mangeot Charles Jr., pressman Kane & Cook, r. 9 John
Mangeot George, glovemaker, 125 Sansom, room 35
Mangeot Louis, r. 1125 Stockbai
Mauge-t & Daclin (Charles Mangeot and Charles Dac-
lin), blacksmiths and wagonmakers, 7U2 Sansom
Manghani James, gardener, r. 223 Austin
Mangiante G. B., vegetables, 50 Colombo Market
Manginni Giacomo,xlrayman, r. 3 Jasper PI
Mangles H. Charles, cigars and tobacco, :U)1 Kearny
Mangles. See Mangels
Waugoiu Frederick, groceries and liquors, 1701 Market
Mangola Duniinico, fisherman, r. 3 Bartol
Maug\is(.n Alfred, bciltn^er Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Michigan and Shasta
Manhattan Bernard, messman Pacific Moil S. S. City
of Panama, r. King Street House
MANHATTAN FIRE IN.St'RANCE CO. (New
York), Henry Balz<;r *: Co. agents, office 209 San
Manhattan Gravel Mining I o. (Placer Co., Cal.), J.
W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Manhattan Hotel, John Daly proptr, 106 First
MANHATTAN HOUSE, James Cornyn proptr,
705-707 Front
MANHATTAN LIFE INStTRANCE CO. (New
York) , Landers & Co. general agents, office 2 Ne-
vada Block
Manhattan Silver Mining Co. (Austin, Nev.), John
Crockett secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12
Manheim Henry S., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Manheim Isaac (Hagan & Manheim), r. 818 O'Farrell
Manion J., laborer J. M. Waite
Manion J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Manion James, carpenter, r. 247 Second
Manion John (Maher & Manion) , r. 536 Miuna
Manion John, butcher Dunphy & Hildreth, r. First
Avenue Hotel, South S. V.
Manion Thomas, miner, r. 247 Second
Manion. See Mannion
Mankas John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Manken Lena J. Miss, assistant Powell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 3133^ Ellis, rear
Mankey Charles, miner, r. NE cor Mont and Pacific
Manks Elizabeth M. Mrs., proprietress Bonanza
Lodging House, 103 Steuart
Manks Francis, seaman, r. 103 Steuart
Manley Anthony B., janitor, r. 30 Rausch
Mauley David, r. 185 Sixteenth
Manley Edwin, physician, r. 164 Clara, rear
Manley George, glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 120 Park Av
Manley James, clerk, r. 25103^ Mission
Manley James S., clerk Stephen C. Houghton, r. 1827
Jessie
Manley Stephen W., teamster Dunphy & Hildreth, r.
Seventh Av, nr M, South S. F.
Mann Abner S., clerk general passenger and ticket
agent's office Central Pac. B. R., r. 303 Jones
Mann A. L., brakeman Southern Pac. R. E., r. 620
Fourth
Mann Alexander, cigar raanilf, 324 Clay, r. 863 Fol-
som
Mann Alphonse, clerk Rebstock, Endres & Co.
Mann A. W., elerk Sather & Co., r. Oakland
MANN AZRO L., superintendent public schools,
office New City Hall, third floor, r. 520 Capp
Mann Charles F. with R. B. Beall. r. 612 Laguna
Mann Charles H., business manager C. C. Hastings &
Co., r. 32 Glen Park Av
Mann C. N. Mrs. (widow'), furnished rooms, 317 Pow
Mann Daniel, market, 901 Larkin, r. 714 Larkin
Mann David, tailor, r. 300 Seventh
Mann Fowler, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Mann Frank, baker Henry Schwerin, r. 1120 Dupont J
Mann Frank, cook Herman H. Horst, r. 1007 Stockton
Mann George, r. 22 Rtiss
Jlanu George, r. 106 McAllister
Mann George S., capitalist, r. 31 South Park
Mann Henry R. (Hutchinson & Mann) , r. SW cor Tay-
lor and Geary
Mann James, machinist Eisdoji I. and L. Works
Maun James C, receiving teller Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. Oakland
Mann John, carpenter, r. 213 Seventh
Mann Jvhn, cigarettcmaker Isaac Morris, r. 306
Seventh
Mann John, livery stable, 918 Geary
Mann John D., sliipjoiner, r. Clipper Hotel
Mann L., brakeman Southern Pai-. R. R., r. G18 Fourth'
Mann L. Mrs., boarding, 303 Jones
Mann Levi, bookkeeper C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 520
Capp
Mann Luther, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Maun Mary, lioustkeeper 213 Seventh
Mann Mary J., domestic 1015 Post
Mann Russell, elevatormaker, r. 101 Minna
Mann Samuel, butiher Daniel Maun, r. 714 Larkin
Mann Samuel J., butcher W. Van Housen, r. 124 Eddy
Mann Simon, telegraph operator, r. 10 Hampton PI
Mann S. J. Mrs., assistant Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 620 Capp
Mann William, bathteiuler, r. 7 Sherwood PI
Mann William, laborer Castle Bros.
Mannarick Frank, laborer, r. 8 Caroline PI
Mannetield Thomas, .seaman, r. Western House
Manuel Ernest, barber Ben Asch, r. 145 Shipley
Manner Charles, bookkeeper Joshua Hendy, r. 317
Geary
Manner James, clerk Heynemann k Co., r. 2003 Bush !
Manners Barclay, carpenter Sanford M. Hills
BULLOCI-: Si J0NE3, ICa Montgomery Street, Perfect Pitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
MAN
561
MAR
Manning Agnes M. Miss, principal Market Street Pri-
mary School, r. (iOO ]?iish
Manning Alfred E. \vooiU\itter, r. 117 Diamond
Manning Allrid Washington, Oyster Grotto, 42(M28
Pine, r. 10 Central PI
Manning Bridget (widow) , r. W s San, nr Green, rear
Manning Dennis R., ironmolder, r. 620 Brannan, rear
Manning D. F., mining operator, r. 2 Laskie
Manning Frank, carpenter, r. N s Massasoit, bet Fran-
conia and Cortez
Manning Frederick, hostler, r. 1407 Scott
Manning Frederick C, driver City Cab and Transfer
Co., r. 180 Jessie
I Manning George, physician, office and r.675 Mission
Manning Hannah, domcKtic 526 Harrison
Manning Henry, with A. L. Aiiradou & Co., r. 511
Chesnut, rear
Manning Henry A., oyster and chophouse, 822 Laguna
Manning Horace J., bookkeeper George W. Kelley, r.
51 Second .
Manning James, gardener, r. ICll Geary
Manning James, laborer F. B. Taylor & Co.,r. 325 Te-
hama
Manning James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Manning James, speculator, r. 3 Park PI
Manning James N., clerk, r. (il-J Bush
Manning Jeremiah, hostler Hayes Valley and Market
St.R. R.,r. 1623 Eddy
Manning Jeremiah, junkdealer, r. 1123 Bryant
Manning John, r. 750 Minna
Manning John, blacksmith Omnibus R. R., r. 215 Te-
hama
Manning John, rigger, r. 324 Beale
Manning John F., porter D. Samiiels, r. 16 Hoff Av
Manning John M., varnisher Pacific Improvement
I Co., r. rS2iy. Minna
Manning Joseph, clerk, r. 55 Second
Manning .Joseph G., r. 32 Turk
Manning J. W., expressman, NW cor Kearny and Pine
Manning Maggie, domestic 1028 Tweuty-lirst
Manning Manuel, shoemaker Kosenthul, Feder & Co.,
r. 91t) Montgomery
Manning Marquis P. (Manning & Steffen), r. 330Bdwy
Manning Mary, milliner Kate Adcock, r. 40 Jessie
Manning Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 269 Jessie
Manning' Michael, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. 821', Folsom
Manning Mivhael, livery stable, 625 Fulton
Manning Micliael, saloon keeper, r. 9 Cu.shman
Manning M. P., local policeman, r. NE cor Montgom-
ery and Broadway
Manning Patrick, porter J. W. Davidson & Co., r. cor
Sixteenth and Dolores
Manning Patrick, w'aiter Marco Vanoni, r. 146 Second
Manning Robert, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Sydney
Manning Thomas, barkeeper, r. 25 Natoma
Manning Thomas, clerk William Flynn, r. 25 Louisa
Manning Thomas, hostler, r. 937 Mission
Manning Thomas, porter Leege & Co., r. 315 Shipley
Manning Thomas, stevedore, r. 1504 Leavenworth
Manning ThomKsB., hostler William P. Lambert, r.
875 Folsom
Manning Thomas M., plumbing, 409 Sixth
Manning William, r. 462 Jessie
Manning William, carpenter, r. 9 Larkin
Manning William, restaurant, SW cor Railroad and
Seventh avs. South S. F.
Manning William, stableman Omnibus R. E., r. 247
Tehama
Manning William .A., carpenter, r. 213 Chattanooga
Manning k Steflfen (Marquis P. Manning and Ciiarles
Steffen), hairdrt'ssiiig saloon and stationery, NE
cor Broadway and Montgo)ueiy
Mannion Delia, domestic 90.') JIcAUister
Mannion James, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
515 Kolsom
Mannion John, laborer, r. 072 Clementina
Mannion M. J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 515 Folsom
Mannion Patrick, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 11 }K Nevada
Mannion Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 612
Mission
Mannion. See Manion
Mannix Daniel, laborer, r. 28 First
Manuix John, manager Boyston & Brady, r. 10 Haw-
thorne
Mannix Thomas, plasterer, r. 2,30 Minna
Mannobus Edward, r. 1309 Stockton
Manny Simon, laborer, r. 9 Varenne PI I
Manpo Gustav, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Manrow John P., real estate, office 424 Montgomery, r.
NE cor Chestnut and Larkin
Mans Matthias, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn, Druids'
Hull
Mansbach Emanuel, dry and fancygoods, 26 Kearny,
r. 920 Eddy
Mansrau Modest, r. 904 Powell
Mansel John, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Mansell Frederick, ornamental signpainter, 423 Pine
Manser .Albert, driver Bay Brewery, r. 763 Brunnan
Manser Thomas, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Mansfeldt Hugo, pianist Kohler & Chase, r. Oakland
Mansfield Charles, compositor S. F. Chronica, r. 1536
Clay
Mansfield D.. teacher music, r. 1146 Market
Mansfield Frederick W., tinsmith George H. Tay &
Co., r. 957 Market
Mansfield Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal), J.
M. Buffington, secretary, office 309 California,
room 4
Mansfield G. Stanley, drygocds clerk, r. 25 Second
Mansfield Harry, with Bachman Bros., r. 511 Mc-
Allister
Mansfield James, second officer stms Oakland and El
Cui)itan, Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Mansfield Josepli, guard House of Correction
Mansfield Myer, stoclibroker, office 330 Pine, r. 511
McAllister
Mansfield Richard, groceries aud liquors, SW cor
Eighth and Natoma
Mansfield Thomivs, r. 1619 Sutter
Mansfield William H., r. 29 Kearny
Mansiet John, carpenter, 10 Maiden Lane
Mansir Henry C, negative varnisher George D. Morse,
r. 5 3^ Prospect PI
Manske Henry, carpenter, r. 713ii Minna
Manson James, blai ksmith, r. 14 Clinton Park
Mauson Peter J., master mariner, r. 1 Fifth
Mantc Anna (widow), r. 1304 Jackson
Mantc Frederick, upliolsterer, r. 1304 Jackson
Mantc John, r. 1304 Jackson
Mantel Henry, cutter Joseph Bros., r. 926 Jackson
Mantel Max, with E. Hochstadter Jfc Co., r. 926 Jack
Mantell Ferdinand, bookkeeper Charles Bernard, r.
306 Grove
Mantelli B., third cook City and County Hospital
Mauter H., driver Ten (^'ent Parcel Delivery Co. r.
1618 Market
Manteufel M. Mrs., r. 814 Montgomery
Manton John, laborer, r. 8 Alemany
Mantz Eliza Miss, r. 1218 Leavenworth
Mantz Fredi;rick C, furniture, 1637 Polk, r. 1304 Jack
Mantz John C., sahsman Fred. C. Mantz, r. 1304 Jack
Manuel G. D., r. 621 Pacific
Manuel G. W., president Oriental Consolidated Min-
ing Co., office 16 S. F. Stock Exchange Building,
r. Oakland
Manuel John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Manuel Josepli, boatman, r. Oriental Hot.l
Manuel Julia (widow), r. 37 S icrajneiitk)
Manuel Richard, seaman, r. Steu art Street House
Manuel Rupert, clerk Lake & McKoon, r. W s Vicks-
burg, nr Twenty-fuurth
Manufac tur(rs' Fire and Marine Insurance Co. (Bos-
ton, Mass.). J. C. Jennings, agent, office 317 Cal
Mauufaciurers' Insurance i^o. (Newark, N. J.), Oliver
Hawes age -t. office 403 California
Manwaring Henry, miner, r. 1419 Hyde
Manz August, jeweler, r. l')23 Leavenworth
Manz Mary Mnie., laundress, r. I.'i23 Leavenworth
Manzella R., barber Anton Zorb. r. 110/ Kenrny
Mauzer F.. compositor California Demol;r it
MANZER 1.0XS0N M,, superintendent public
streets aud Inghways. office bise.uent Old City
Hall, cor Merchant and Dunbar .'Vlley, r. 2731
Pine
Maples William, cook Manhattan House, r. 705 Front
IMapleson Ahner, seaman Pavific M 11 S. S. Orauada
Mara John, laborer Andrew O iderdonk
Mara William H., plasterer, r. 18 Clint m
M^rabelle lohn. expr ssman, SW cor Washington and
Battery, r. E 8 l.anrel Av. nr Buchanan
Maradina Kegina,Iialian Benev. Soc 4.3 Washington
Marugliano Lviigi, fisherman, r. 89i; Front
Marando James, seaman, r. !> Pacific
M.VKASCHI ANTHONY It. v. S., J., treasurer St.
Ignatius' Colleg.-, 841 Mark, t
Marble Abbie L. (widow), money-order clerk Post-
office, r. 833 Fulton
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Ti ird Street
36
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
MAK
562
MAE
Marble Charles H., shipping clerk George W. McNear>
r. 636 Valencia
Marble Frank, driver S. F. Lanndry, r. 1105 Mc-
Allister
Marble James, r. 8 Dupont
Marble James, clerk Sawyer & Ball, r. 754 Folsom
Marble Oliver, porter, r. 126 Fern Av
Morbus Louis, cook, r. 427 Green
Marc Philip, laundry, 729 Broadway, rear
Marceau — Mme., nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Marcelin Louis, cook Westerfeld & Page, r. 745 Mar-
P^ ket
Marcelin William, cook, r. 617 Mission
Marcellus Peter, fisherman, r. 2 Maiden Lane
Marces Pauline (widow) , r. 13 Virginia
March C. , sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 518
Mission
March. See Marsh
Marchal C. Miss, r. 712 Geary
Marchal Nicholas, fish, 20 New Metropolitan Market,
r. 8 Polk Lane
Marchand Catharine, fancy goods, 411 Geary
Marchand Constant (Croce & Marchand) , r. 735 Ellis
Marchand Fortune Mrs., dressmaker, r. 735 Ellis
Mar .hand George, carver, r. 784 Folsom, rear
Marchand Marv L. (widow) , r. 605 Polk
MARC HAND RESTAURANT, P. Priet proptr.,
115-117 Dupont
Marchant Charles E., furniture finisher L. 4 E.
Emanuel, r. 121 Gilbert, rear
Marchant Christopher, butcher Dawson & Ortmann, r.
2519 California
Marchant George, upholsterer Pac. Spring and Mat-
tress Manufacturing Co., r. 112 Shotwell
Marchant John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r
533 Mission
Marchant Joseph, wholesale and retail wood, India
Dock, r. 415 Fremont
Marchant Lizzie (widowi , assistant Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 1612 Turk
Marchant William, manager Quiney House, SW cor
Mission and Spear
Marchebout Auguste, upholsterer Phillipe Theaa,
r. 1117 Duiiont
Marchebout Henry, jeweler Amado Mendoza, r. 1117
Dupont
Marchebout Magloire, tinsmith, r. 1117 Dupont
Marchebout Victor, upholsterer, r. 1117 Dupont
Marchels Jo.seph, hostler J. C. Charlton, r. 9 Wash
Marchese Francisco, nursery, E s Wayne, nr Cres-
cent Av
Marchese Paul, r. 915 Jackson, rear
Marchese Peter, tailor, r. 915 Jackson, rear
Marchese P. G., porter Inglewood House, 126 Fifth
Marchese St'ffano, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Marchi John, fruit and vegetables, 529-531 Merchant,
r. 1714 Dupont
Marchi Salvatore, bootmaker Augustiuo Borromeo, r.
804 Sansom
Marchini Gaetano, miner, r. 2105 Taylor
Marchiui Mariano, liquor saloon, NW cOr Davis and
Washington, r. 725 Turk
Marchio Vincent, wood and coal, 117 Seventh
Marcinkowski Joseph, merchant tailor, 303 Dupont,
r. 910 Pine
Marcotto Oscar, oilflnisher Andrew Geishaker, r. 109
Minna
Marcou Clodeous, laundry, 1424 Dupont
Marcovich A. W., steward Masounette & Baker, r. NE
cor Pacific and Powell
Marcovich John, waiter, r. 29 Third
Marcucci Domingo, captain stm Mary Garratt, Wash-
in^on St. Wharf , r. 1780 Folsom
Marcus Abraham (S. O. Alexander & Co.), r. New
York
Marcus Alfred J. (Marcus Bros. & Co.), r. 518 Van
BIARCUS BROS. & CO, (Ernest F. and Alfred J.
Marcus) , paints, oils, and dye stuffs, 421-423 Sac-
ramento
Mart-US C. H. George (George Marcus & Co.) r. 932
Pine
Marcus Emma C. Mrs., assistant Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 535 Post
Marcus Ernest F. (Marcus Bros. & Co.) , r. 518 Van
Ness Av
Marcus Frank, salesman L. G. Sresovich, r. 27 H Clin-
ton
MARCUS GEORGE «& CO. (C. H. George Mar-
cus) , importers and commission merchants, and
general agents Transatlantic Fire Insurance Co.
of Hamburg, oflfice 304 California
Marcus Gustav, with California Jewelry Co., r. 507
Post
Marcus Harris, varieties, 1238 Folsom
Marcus Isaiah, merchant, 125 Sansom, room 46, r.
Oakland
Marcus J., r. 507 Post
Marcus James, flour merchant, office 211 Clay, r. 425
Eddy
Marcus Joseph, stevedore, r. 71 Stanly PI
MARCUS MORRIS, secretary, treasurer and
librarian Chamber of Commerce, office Merchants'
Exchange Building, room 17, r. 535 Post
Marcus. See Markus
Marcusa Max, manuf ladies' underwear and suita, 405
Dupont
Marcuse Abraham, assistant foreman Lewis Bros., r.
2031 Mission
Marcuse Frank, propertyman Bush Street Theatre, r.
119 Fifth
Marcuse Henry L., laundry agent, 60 Third, r. 600k
Polk
Marcuse James, r. 215 Post
Marcuse Max, r. 005 Laguna
Marcuse Morris, salesman Michels, Friedlander k Co.,
r. 309 Powell
Marcuse Isathan M., porter Meyerstein & Lowenberg,
r. 926 Washington
Marcy Brothers (Julius G. and ZephirinC), plumbers
and gasfltters, 510 Bush
Marcy F. H., conductor Central B. R., r. 97 St. Ann's
Building
Marcy Henry D., punch clerk Market St. E. R., r. St.
Ann's Building
Marcy Ira T., with Seward Cole, 317 California
Marcy Joseph, speculator, r. 731 Pine
Marcy Josie Miss, compositor Donald Bruce, r. Ala-
meda
Marcy Julius G. (Marcy Brothers), r. S s Noe, bet
Jersey and Twenty-fifth
Marcy Thomas, r. 507 Stevenson
Marcy William G. (Levi, Markley & Co.), r. Alameda
Marcy Zephiriu C. (Marcy Brothers) , r. 731 Pine
Marden Charles. Irt ight delivery clerk Oregon 8. 8.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf, r. 820 Capp
Marden Elijah, hostler, r. 1211 Mason
Marden Georgie C. Miss, r. 2245 Jnckson
Marden Ira, with J. G. Montealegre, r. 2245 Jackson
Marden John Jr.. clerk Grand Hotel
Marden John C, packer J. G. Montealegre, r. 2245
Jackson
Marden Robert A., mechanical engineer, r. 21 Park At
Marden William, bootfitter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. Berkeley
Marder Catiiarine (widow) , furnished rooms, 14 Eddy
Marder John (Marder, Luse & Co.) , r, Chicago
Marder, Luse & Co. (John Marder, A. P. Luse, David
Schofield, Carl Miller, Nelson C. Hawks and John
Stover) , proptrs Pacific Tyjae Foundry, 532 Clay
Mardis Fannie W. (widow), r. 1585 Turk
Marea W. H., laborer freight dept Central Pac. R. B.
Mareacci Antonio, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearny
Marechal Miithilde, domestic 1030 Bush
MarenlioflHaus, seaman, r. Western House
Maret Vict ir, cook, r. 000 Stockton
Margan p.,r. 717 O'Farrell
Margarita Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Virginia Dis-
trict, Storey County, Nevada), William Letts Oli-
ver secretary, othce 328 Montgomery, room 13
Marggraf Frederick, helper Bush & Scudder, r. 1517
Devisadero
Marggraf Joseph, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf
Co., r. 679 Mission
Marggraf Leopold, carpenter, r. 1517 Devisadero
Marggraf William A., driver Sutter St. E. R., r. 1221
Pacific
Margo Ali-xander, marblecutter, r. 1410 California
Margo William F., txprcssmau, r. 1410 California
Margt)t Joseph C, clothing, etc., 132 Pacific
Margudich Baldo, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
MHrli'itfcr Charles, brewer, r. North German House
Mari Giovanni, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5Ji Kearny
Marl Luigi, cook Caiupi's Restaurant
Maria Manuel, deckhand stm Yosemite
Mariaja Marie Miss, laundress, r. 621 Pacific
Mariani A., shoemaker, 7 Vallejo
Mariani Agostino, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
BULLOCK & JON Si^* -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MAR
563
MAR
Marianl Angelo, Bhoeniaker, r. 908 Sansom
Marianl Daniel, clerk Guiseppi D. Marianl, r. 1028
Dupout
Mariaui Oiacomo, waiter Campi'B Restaurant, r. 1
Grand PI
Marian! Guiseppi D., hardwaro and crockery, 1028
Dupont, r. 102-4 Stockton
Mariaui Stephen, hardware, groceries and liquors, SE
cor Twenty-third and Columbia
Mariano Augustluo, porter, 1913 tlay
Maricich Antonio, Austrian Beuev. 8oc.,71 New Mont
Marii'ich Luca, restauiaut keeper, r. 819 Battery
Maricich Lucco, tislierman, r. 19 Vallejo
MHricii'h Prospero, lisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Mariella William H., laborer Albert J. Bordenhave, r.
"Oil Montgomery
Marigoiia Zacharias, laundryman 3.F. Laundiy, Eddy,
b«t Fillmore and Steiner
Marin County Water Co., James D. Walker president,
Cvril Williams secretary, office 4;i0 Calitoruia
Mariii Hugh, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Mnriu Jacob (Weber 4: Marin), r. 231 Fifteenth
Marin John B., upholsterer Bernard S Pouzadouz, r.
ir>lG Powell
Marina Joseph de Sta, stock broker, office 446 Califor-
nia, r. 1212 Turk
mariive: board of underwriters,
Caspar 1. Hopkins secretary, office 318 Cal
Marine Drug Co., SE cor Spear and Market
MARINE HOSPITAL, U. S., Presidio Reserva-
tion, nr Mountain Lhkc
AIARIXE INSUR.VNCE CO. THE, (Lon-
don) , Williams, Blanchaid & 0 J. agents, office 218
California
Marine Iron Works, Adam Muir proptr, 1015 Battery
Mariner John V., re.st:iurant, 15.59 M Market
MARINERS* FREE READING ROOM, 56
Sacramento
Mariners' Home, Walter W. Lane ^optr, 504-50G
Davis
Marini Nicolas, real-estateagent, r. 12 Cadell Alley
Marino Anna Rosa (widow), r. 13^ Auburn
Marino Joseph, wharf liborer P. M. 8. S. Oo.
Marinovich Marino, liquor saloon, 16 Sutter, r. 443
Tyler
Marion Annie (widow), r. 311 Jessie
Marion George F., butcher Daniel J. Mahoney, r. 311
Jessie
Marion James, clerk, r. 311 Jessie
Marion John, market, 717 Howard, r. 37 Tehama
Marion John S., butcher Daniel J. Mahoney, r. 311
Jessie
Marion John T., carpenter, r. 37 Tehama
Marion Thomas, hostler Hayes Valley and Mirket St.
R. R.
Mariou Washington (George T. Hanly &Co.),r. 106
Hvde
Marion. See Marrion
Mai'i'ni Gaspari, laborer Campi's Restaurant, r.
Broadway, bet Montgome y and Kearny
Mariotti Anton, bookkeeper Lemoiue, Gambert b Co.,
r. 8W cor Broadway and Montgomery
Mariotti C, vegetable peddler, r. SE cor Mason and
Ellis
Mariposa Land and Lumber Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.),
Leander Leavitt secretary, office 33 Nevada Block
Marisco Veto, Austrian Beuev. Soj., 71 New Mont
Maiibtany J. «c Co. (Hyacinth J. Gil) , importers and
dealers wines and liquors, 519 Sacramento
Maristauy Joseph (J. Maristany it Co.), r. Russ House
Maristich Audrew, furnished rooms, 32 St-Uart
MARITIME INSURANCE CO. (limited), (Liv-
erp.iol), Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, office 430 Cali-
fornia
Marjesou Angle E. (widow), dressmaker, r. 120 Sixth
Mark E. Frank, r. 15 Caroline
Murk John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Mark Levi, with AtKinson & Co., r. 905 Market
Markart N., painter, r. 417 Post, rear
Murkee Thomas, blacksmith, r. 3G6 Natoma
Markel Amo.s, carrier S. 1^. Chronicle, r. 156 Third
Markcl Edward, compositor Taylor & Nevin, r. Oak-
land
Markel Gayhart, bartender Remmel& Otersen, r. 14 Ji
Garden
Markel J. L. & Co. (Marx Blumenthal) , butchers, 43-44
Grand Arcade Market
Markel John L. (J. L. Markel & Co.), r. 14J6 Garden
Markel Joseph, polisher, r. '2 Geary PI
Markel R. C, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 156 Third
Marker Frank L., pantryman U. 8. Restaurant, r. 411
Sanstuu
MARKET REVIEW, John H. Carmany & Co.
proptrs and publishers, office 409 Washington
MARKET STREET PHARMACY, Fiedorick
C. Keil proptr, SW cor Market and Fourth
MARKET STREET RAILWAY CO., LeUnd
Stanford president, J. L. Wilkutt secrelary,
Charles B. Gould supt, office foot Market, general
office NE cor Towusend and Fourth, receivers
offices cor Sixteentli and Valencia, and Turk, bet
Steiuer and Fillmore
MARKET STREET RAILWAY CO.'S
STABLES, Sixteenth and Valencia, Fourth and
Tawnseud and Tuik, bet Steiuer and Fillmore
MARKET STREET RESTAURANT, Peter
Joliuson proptr, 7s;i Market
MARKET S'lREET WHARF, foot'Market
Markewitz August, contractor, r. 1528 Clay
Markcwitz Gustave J., watchmaker Abrahams k
Spiio, 534 Kearny
Marivey Alfred, paperruler, r. 18 Reed
Markey Christopher, teamster, r. 18 Reed
Markey Hujjh W , barnessmaker, 420 Hayes
Markey John, baker, r. 18 Keed
Markey Lawrence, paperruler, r. 18 Reed
Markey Owen, carpenter, r. 8 s Twenty-fourth, bet
Church and Vicksburg
Markey Patrick, bjatmau Broadway Wharf , r.lO Bdwy
Markey iiictiHrJ, baker, r. 18 Reed
Markey Richard E., paperruler, r. 18 Reed
Markey Thomas, carriage finisher Beanston & Johnson,
r. Hib^riiia House
Markham James P., laborer, r. 214 Steuart
Markham John, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 242M Clara
Markham William, steward S. S. Idaho, r. 12 Tehama
Pi
Markley B. Frank, jewelerCal. Jewelry Co., r. Oakland
Markley John E., machinist, r. 33 Hoff Av
Markley Johu E., Jr., bookkeeper Tait & Hainque, r.
3iHoffAv
Markley Levi (Levi Markley & Co.),r. 331 Kearny
M.4.RKLEY LEVI & VO. (William G. Marcy),
produce comiuissiou, office 302 Davis, room 7
Marks Abraham, salesman Rosenthal Brothers, r. 443
Clementina
Marks Adolph, drygoods, 1016 Dupont, r. 826 ><i Pacific
MarKs August, cutlery polisher, 608 Commercial, r.
Alam'^Ja
Marks Beiiis, r. 1412 Bush
Marks lieruhard, shoecutter Marks & Berliner, r. 543 >^
Natoma
Marks David, peddler, r. 266 Stevenson
M irks David R., clerk Mrs. S. Marks, r. 662 Howard
Marks E., clothing, r. J.41 Shipley
Marts E. Mrs. (E. & M. H. Marksl, r. 114 Ninth
Marks E. & M. H., clothing, 30 Steuart
Marks Edmund, stockbroker," office 409 California, r.
010 Fell
Marks Eli, capitalist, office 232 )i Montgomcrj, r. 318
Sutter
Marks Elizabeth (widow), r. 825 Green
Marks Frederick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Marks Frederick, watchmaker, W s Montgomery At,
bet Kearny and Pacini;, r. 816 Green
Marks Guorge C, lithograi)her Britton & Rey, r. 623
Commercial
Marks Harris, merchant tailor and clothing, 536 Com-
mercial, r. 1S15 Stockton
Marks Harris, tailor, r. 464 >$ Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Marks ilenry, clerk E. & M. H. Marks, r. 114 Ninth
Mark> Heury C, clerk land office Central Pac. R. R.,
r. Oakland
Marks Herman, juukdealer, r. 245 Tehama
Marks Hi rinan, salesman Wolf Hyiiian, r. 644 Clay •
Marks Hyman, waiter Joseph Lacoste, r. 419 Green
Mark.s I., physician, office andr. 313 O'Farrell
Mar.is Isaac, assistant propertyman California Thea-
tre, r. 915 Folsom
Marks J ac(;b, grocer, r. 717 O'Farrell
Marks Jacob, jieddler, r. 758 Bryant
Marks Jacob, tailor, r. 419 Green
Marks Jesse E., foreman Johu 8. Bowman & Co., r.
419 Green
Marks Joei, cigars and tobacco, r. 840 McAllister
Marks Johanna (widow), r. 707 Ellis
Marks John, baker, r. 224 Minna
Marks Johu, leather, r. 1079 Market
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Marks John H., butcher Dunphy & Hildrtth, r. First
Av, South S. F.
Marks John J., merchant, r. SW cor Height and
Picre
Marks Joseph (Marks & E.inhardi), r. 1707 Polk
Ikiarks Joseph, r. 512 5:^ ISatoma
Marks Joseph, c-lerk Klias M ss, r. 840 McAllister
Marks Joseph, clerk He.tth. Gallup & Co..r. lOlU Clay
Marks Joseph, ruarblepo isher Johu Daniel & Co., r.
25.T Stevenson
Marks Ji seph, stevedore, r. SW cor Market and Steu
Marks Joseph, stockbroker, r. P.laC'- Hi tel
Marks Joshua E., physician and surgeon, oflBce 705
Mission, r. 1719 Howard
Marks Juli . (wiili w). r. SE cor Utah and El Dorado
Marks Lotta (widow), r. '.S.'.t Cl.''y
Marks Louis, ch rk E. Jt M. H. Marks, r. 30 Steuart
Marks Louis, ti.amBter E. Goslinsky & Co., r. 1015 Ty-
ler
M.irks Louis, plumblncr and gasfltting, 943 Folsom
Marks Louis I., r. 840 McAllister
Murks M.& Co. (Marl>s jiml Manheim Marks), jobbers
I rockery and cutl ry. 70:1-711 51iss on
Marks Manheim (M. M .rks & Co.), r. 8 Harriet
Marks Marcus, p optr Pioneer Oil Clothing Maniifac-
tory, 52 CI- y. r. 20ii Octuvia
Marks Marks (M. Marks & Co.), r. 23(5 Sevei th
Marks Marks H. (E. \- M. H. Mnrks) , r. 114 Ninth
Marks Mic La 1, cigarnxaker John S. Bowman it Co.,
r. 4111 Green
Marks Mi hael, salesman, r. 212 Sutter
Marks M rris, clerk Ellas Moss r. S40 McAllister
JlarnS Morris, chrk Henry Glaser, r. 240 Ke- ruv
Marks Morris, dry g. o s, 450 Third, r. 7(i2 Bryant
Marks Morris, fruit dealer, r. 405^ Louisa
Mari.s Morris, peddkr, r. 17 li: rden
Marks S. Mrs., milli.iery, 114 Third, r. (;G2 Howard
Mi.rksSamuel (M rns it Berliner), r. 621 Loeust Av
Marks Saiuuel, r. o2 i Kearny
Maiks 8 niuel, cl. thing, 5-i9 Ewst
Ma. k.s S uiuel, expressiuan, r. 245 Tehama
JIarks S.iiuuel, painter Leopold Alexander, r. 48 Ritch
Marks Sanniel, proplr Hoboken Brt wery, 7^,5 Tehama
M:irks Samuel, f-pei ulator. r. 443 Clemei.tina
Maiks Saul, merchaut, r. 804 McAllicter
Marks Simoi , r. (62 Ho-ward
Mark Simon, clerk Samul Leszynsky & Pro., r. 443
Clem ntiua
Ma ks (Solomon, r. 021 Locust Av
Marks Sylvester (Marks *: Cass:idy) , r. i; s .\labama,
bet Twei.ty-sec ond and Twenty-third
Marks Theodo e D.. sal sman J. M. P.ke & Co.
Marks Thnmas, l.iborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r.W slowa,
ur Solauo
M^ rks William, baker, r. 3 Cleveland
Marks W illiam, bookkeeptr FreUer.ck E.V.'ilke, r. 762
Bry.'.nt
M.-trks Wiili.'ira, laborer, r. 47 Natoma
Marks William, student Heald's Business College
Marks William S., clerk Walter E. Dean, r. 612 Van
Ness Av
Marks fc Berliner (Samuel Marks, and Herman A.
Berliner) , mamifs b ols aud shnes, 414 Market
Marks & Cassady (Sy)ves er Mar s, and Patrick Cassa-
dy). market, '.Ol Twenty-third
Marks Hi Darrow Quartz Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.
C i.). A. Noil secretarv, office 419 ( al. room 21
MARKS «& RKINHARDT (ioseph Marks, and
Bcrnharci Keiuhardt), slockbrokers, 232)<i Mont
Marks. See Marx
Markus Loui>, men's furnishing goods, 1152 Market,
r. 471 Jersie
Markw; rdt John, witchman Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r.
North German Hotel
Marlati James, master maiiner, r. 1817 Hyde
MaiUliori.ugh Hou.sc, C. Goodell proptr, N\V cor Fil-
soiti aud Second
Mariey J<ihn, r. 515 Sacramento
Marliere Camille Miss, dressmaker, r. 3 Clay Av
Marli.'.e Julia (wi low), r. 3 Clay Av
Mar.iu Thoiii; 8. hostler Market St. and Hayes V. R. E.,
r. 151).. Turk
Marlow James, foreman United Carriage Co., r. 236
Taylor
Marlow Louis, cigars and tobacco. 51 Sacramento
Marlow Terrcnce, ti eman stin Amelia, i . E s Gunni-
^'ou Av, bet i'recita PI and Pros^jec t PI, liernal
Heights
Marlow Thomas J., commission merchaut, office and
r. NW cor Davis and Clav
Marlow T. J., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Marmiou Jane, domestic 913 Van Ness Av
Marnelle James, steward Maine Restaurant, r. 431
Clementina
M irois Charles, briokmaker, r. 2654 Folsom
Marom James, porter bar-room Palace Hotel, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Maron Hugh, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Maron John, clerk Micliafl L. Hogau, r. 219 Eleventh
Maroney Cornelius, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. K 8
Sixteenth, bet Jers> y aud Hampshire
MaroU'-y Dennis, r. 1115 Leavenworth
Maroney Jnho, liquor dealer, r. 1710 Bush
Maroney Johu, trackman Omnibus R. K., r. 751 Bran
Maroney M., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Maroney Peter, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 50 Clem
Maroney Thomas, g; rdener, r. .52 Louisa
Maroney ^\ illiam, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co. , r. 236 Ji
Townsend
Maroney. See Moroney
Maroodas Spiridion, fruits and confectionery, 1020
Market
Marple M. A. Mrs., bakery and stationery, 1126 Larkin
Marpie William L., branch bakery, 517 Geary
Ma quand James D., seaman, r. '..;0 Clementina
Marquaudt Augcst, seaman, r. Western House
Marqiiard Frederick, r. 815 Stockton
Marquardt .\uita (widow), r. W s Sansom, nr Union
Maro'rriU E. (widow; , r. W s Kentucky, bet Butte and
N^/.:i
Marque J. mile, editor and manager Courrier de San
Francisco, office 5^6 Clay, r. liiOS Dupont
Marquera Delonis, laundry. 13:8 Dupont
Marqutrit G,, hatter Henry White, r. 918 Clay
Marques Frederick, dry-t,ouds clerk, r. 202 Sixth
Marquet M- ry Airs., laundress P. Marc, r. 430 Green
Marcju, z Miguel, local policem; n. r. 1321 Kearny
Marquii; , p> rter. r. 327 Jessie
Murqiiis John, arcliitect, office 109 Montgomery, room
31, r. '.217 Pacific Av *
Ma:quis Mary (widcw), r. 819 Howard
Marcjuist John, seamau, r. 238 Steuart
Mari Charles, r. 209 Minna
Marr Michael, seamau, r. 510 Davis
Marra M. R., teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, r.
Tw nth. bet Folsoni and Harrison
Marruck Robert M., clerk Charles E. Barry, r. Berke-
ley
Marret Eugene, cook, r. 132 Fern Av
Marri.imes M., seaman, r. 8 Polk Lane
Marrich Domiuik, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Marrida Annie Miss, assistant Mrs. W. H. Ringgold,
r. 1103 Stockton
Marriu Corneliun, whitener George J. Smith, r. E b
Valencia, ur Twenty-foiirth
Marrin Frank J., bartender Andrew Looney, r. 650
Folsom
Marrin Hugh, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Franc isco
Mairin Thomas, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 1705
Turk
Marrjon John T., employee Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r.
2;j0 First
Marrion. See Marion
Marriott Frectericu. (Marriott & Son), r. 2305 Jones
Mariiott Frederick Jr. (Man-i tt & Son), r. 2307 Jones
Marriott H., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Marriott Noel, r. Ufi Turk
MARRIOTT Si SON (Frederick Marriott and
Frederick Marriott Jr.), editors and proptrs San
Francisco News l.ettc r, California Mail Bag, and
California News Not( s, 0U9-(il5 Merchant
Marron Frank M., clerk Fiancois A. Rouleau, r. 1727
Market
Marron John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Marron Jolin H., plasterer, r. 80'.i Ei^^hteenth
Marron John T., clerk, r. E s Eleventh, bet Howard
aud Folsom
Marron John T., plasterer, r. 214 Twelfth
Mar. on Johu W., painter, r. •.;14 Twelfth
Marron Maggie, packer M. Mc.r;;enthau, r. 6 Alabama
Marron Margaret Mrs., r. 10 Bryant Av, rear
Marron Mary, domestic SE cor Taylor and California
Marron Martin, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Cei tral Av
MarrciU Mii hael A. (Marron & O'Reilly), and groceries
and liquors, 337 Fourth-, r. 500 Bryant
Marron Michael C, plasterer, r. 44 Quiuu, bet Guer-
rero and ValeiiCia
BULLOCK &JONEj, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture F>4 Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOCmS', 706 to 716 Kearny Ct.
MAR
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MarroD Patrick, plasterer, r. 2-228 Bu-ih
Harron & O'Reilly (.Ml.ba.'l A. Marron and James
O'Reilly), flsbmougcrs ami poulter. rs, .iil Fourth
Murrti Katie Mrs., brouiumaker Kichard VV. Simpsou.r.
315 iolsom
Mars James A. , miuing, office 49 Merchants' Exchange,
r. 501 Post
Mars Philip, seaman, r. 9 Natoma, rear
Marsala Mii-hele S., Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 V/ash
Marsala Nicholas, salesman Ju.seph Catania, r. 501
Washington
Marschhaujen Charles, barkeeper Edward Connolly,
r. ly Powell
Martden Ann (widow), lodginss, 73-i>j Howard
Marsden Annie (widow), dressmaker, r. 112 "^^ Fourth
Marselas (jeorge W., loreman D. A. Macdonald .v Co.,
r. TOG Folsom
Marsell Henri, seaman S. S. Newbern. Folsom St.
Wharf
Marsellus Edwin P., office 330 Pine, room 26, r. Oak-
land
Mai-sen Giacomo, laborer Christopher Razzi, r. E s
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Marsh A. , engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 1138 Sutter
Marsh .A.lbi rt, r. t>0 Bernard
Marsh Alburt (Tiernan A: Co.), r. 2613 Mission
Marsh Alfred, clerk A. Crawford & Co., r. 508 Green-
wich
Marsh Andrew, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
r. 783 Folsom
MARSH ANDREW J., official shorthand reporter
Fifteenth Dittiici and U. S. Courts, office 8 Mont-
gomery, third floor, rooms 7-8, r. 241i Washington
Marsh C. A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 28 Ellis
Marsh E. B., capitalist, office 309 California, rooms
11-12, r. Oakland
Marsh F. E., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 424
O'Farrell
Marsh Ferdinand, deckhand stm Mt. Eden
Marsh' Frederick, clerk Garnier & Co., r. 2307 Jones
Marsh George H.. machinist, r. 40 Park Av
Marsh George T. (Doyle & Co.) . r. 230 Eleventh
Marsh Harriet Mrs., housekeeper Light House, 550
Mission
Marsh Henry, teacher music, 7 Powell, r. cor Chest-
nut and .J ones
MARSH HENRY F., agent Boston and Sandwich
Glass Co., 316 Clay, r. 2507 Howard
Marsh Henry F. Jr., ckrk I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe CO., r. 2507 Howard
Marsh House, Mrs. Mnry Saftlg proprietress, Sixth
Av, nr R, South S. F.
Marsh J., r. The Baldwin
Marsh James, glazier, r. 152 Clara
Marsh J. H., machinist I. H. Small, r. 21 Silver
Marsh John, fireman, r. 349 Jessie
Marsh John, waiter William Weston, r. 424 Minna
Marsh Mymn M., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 2414 Washington
Marsh Kathaniel F. Mrs. (widow), r. 885 Seven-
teenth
Marsh Orlando M., night inspector Custom House, r.
120 Turk
Marsh R. G., actor, r. 28 Ellis
Marsh Stephen, teacher music, r. 230 Eleventh
Marshall Alexander, shoemaker Isaac L. Rosenthal &
Bro., r. 219 Linden
Marshall Andrew, coalweigher ; Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.,
r. 7M3 Folsom
Marshall Anna, weaver, r. SE cor Greenwich and
Lark in
Marshall August, baker A. E. Swain
Marshall Benjamin F., physician, office and r. 1101
Tweuty-firet
Marshall Bessie Miss, student Barnard's Business
College
Marshall C. Archibald, bookkeeper Terwilliger &
Fink, r. 171>i Jones
Mar>hall Charles S., collfector H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
1112 Folsom
Marshall David P., inspector gaspipes S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. SE cor Fifth and Howard
MARSHAL.!. EDWARD C. attorney at law,
office 320 Sansom, rooius 21-22, r. 418 Sutter
Marshall Edward L., conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., r.
1116 Leavtnworth
Marshall Elias D., carpenter, r. E s Castro, bet Grove
and Bacon
Marshall Eliza (widow), r. 815 Bush
Marshall Elizabeth (widow), r. 1718 Jones
Marshall Fayette C, clerk Edward C. Marshall, r. 418
Sutter
Marshall Frances (widow), r. 1003 Mason
Marshall Fran , de< khaud stm Mary Garratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Marshall George, capt stm Alex. Duncan, India Dock,
r. 122 Silver
Marshall G orge, seaman, r. Western House
Marshall Goorge W., porter J. B. Wattles & Co., r. 928
Wrishingtou
Marshall Greenwood, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. Si:- cor Greenwich and Lirkin
Marshall Harry, moulder Pacific Iron Works, r. 157
Suveiith
Marshall H. S., gasman CaUforuia Theater, r. 333
O'Farrell
Marshall Hugh, with Sierra Buttee Mining Cc.r. 1510
Larkin
MarsnuU James D.. boots and shoes, 413 Hayes
Marshall James M.. policeman City Hall, r. 12 J^ Lang-
toij, rear
Marshall John, cook, r. 36 Clay
M.irshall John, fruitdealer, r. 1714 Dupont
Marshall John, jeweler, 3 Floral Grove, r. 957 Howard
Marshall John, laborer, r. 202 Union
Marshall John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 416
Drumm
Marshall John, laborer John Jennings, r. 35 Fifth Ay
.Marshall Joi.n. longshoreman*-. E. Haseltiue
Marshall John, tiusmitn Holhrc^k, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 2.J23 ^i Pine
Marshall John Jr., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 105
Bernard
Marshall John R.,r. International Hotel
Marshall John S., gasman Standard Theatre, r. 51
'i'ehama
Marshall Joseph (Marshall & Howard), r. 2024 Pine
Marshall -loseph, oaker, r. l.>01 Mason
Marshall Joseph, laborer .-xndrew Onderdonk
Marshall Josepn S., oyster saloon, SE cor Dupont and
Sutter, r. o Graham PI
Marshall Josei^ii W., suipping clerk Spruance, Stan-
ley .s Co., r. 518 O'Farrell
Marshall Kitty, domestic 1913 Clay
Marshall Levin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1112 Folsom
Marshall Louis, cashier Epp-^tein & Co., r. 418 Sutter
Marshall Mary (widow), r. 211 Eighth, rear
Mur.^haUMary (widow), r. 421 Powell
Marshall Mary A. Miss, r. 1 Alabama
Marshall M. J. Mrs., teacher, r. 600 Jones
Mai shall N. H., Mrs., S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Marsha 1 P irrics, steward, r. 41 Broadway
Marshall P. S., bookkeeper, r. 8i4;i. Devisadero
Marshall R. C, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. cor
Shasta and Michigan
Marshall Kictiard, porter, r. .")02 Broadway
Marshall Richard, second offic. r S. S. Idaho, r. N s
Union, bet S.msom and Battery, rear
Marshall Richard D., policeman City Hall, r. 806
Green
Marshall Robert, clerk freight dept Central Pac. R. R.,
r. 'M'> M.^rket
Marshall R.ibert, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Peking
Marshall Samuel, miner, r. 1150 Market
jiarshall .->eth Jr., agent, office 309 California, room 9,
r. 40H Fell
Marshall Thomas, machinist Union Irom Works, r.
10.) Beruard
Marshall Thomas, spinnor Mission Woolen Mills, r.
E s Alabimi, nr Sixteenth
Marshall Truman H., driver Junius G. Foster, r.
Homestead House, Sb Point Lobos Av, nr Twenty-
fourth Av
Marsiiall William, miner, r. Mont.;omery's Hotel
Marshall William, tinsmith Frederick Raisch, r. 812
California
Marshall William A., miner, r. 511 Jones
Marshall William H., molder Pacific Iron Works, r.
ir>l .Seventh
Marshall W. S., gasman California Theater, r. 333
O'Farnll
Marshall .^ Howard (Jiseph Marshall and Lafayette
G. Howard), liquor saloon, 50.5 East
MARSHFIEL.D M1L.L.S (Coos Bay, Oregon), E.
B Dean i^c Co. i>roptr8, oflice 22 California, room 4
Mar^hman Louis, cigarmaker Mayrisoh Brothers &
Co., r. .521 Pacific
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Marshun: Lecn C, merchant, office 10 Bush, r. 412
Eddy
Marshutz 'Williain B., cUrk auditing department
Wells. FiTSO & Co.. r. 1109 Stotwell
M«rsii'ano Pa'ficio. Italian Benev S> o.. 403 "Wash
Marsili Lorentz iM. rsiU i Co.i. r. 11 Bread-way
MareiU i Co. (Lorentz Marsili. Leonardo Eiancalana.
Anselo Oingliani and Angelo Vsniiricchil , proptrs
G^aribaldi livery and Sale >tables, 3*J0 Broidway
M«PSilU Joseph, eiprtssman XE cor Sansom amd
Washington, r. L-24H Broadway
Marsillii t M. G.. assistant engineer U. S. Eevenne
stm Richard Bush
Hu^Iich Pominick, chop house mnd coffee saloon,
lOii Battery
Maison A. E. * Co. (C. F. Marson), livery and sale ■
stable. t"0!B-^10 Mission j
Marion Arthur E. (A. E. ITarson & Co.). r. Mcntgcm-
ery House I
Marscn Charles F. (A. E. Mars-m* Co.),r. 13 Seventh
Marson George, teamster Tuttl^^ i Clark, r. OiO Ninth
llarston Alvah. peddler, r. 10 H Sherwood PI
Msrston Annie Mrs., r. i'il Natoma
Marston Benjamin S., operative melter and refiner's
department F. S. Mint, r. 1513 Telegraph At,
Oakland
Marston Delia Miss, dressmaker. S6^M Fclsom
Marstcn Hamr. clerk, r. -tiT Jfatoma
Marston -J. H." miner, r. 1031 Market
Marston Walter H., clerk, r. }*13 Mission
Msrt Luigi, fish-rrm.'Ji. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Martel -I. L.. general agent, 6£6 Clav, room 13, r. 420
; Ellis
: Martell Harry G., clerk, r. 71T Webster
M?rteII Irene W. (-widow) , r. 717 Webster
Martf^U J.'hii, ssrdccr. r. 701 Ash Av
31.4RTET.l4 JOHN", silverplater, 623 Sacramento,
' r. 51^1 Brvsnt
j >rartell John C, clerk John Martell, r. 519 Bryant
' Martell Joseph, bocthlack, 3"25 Dupvnt, r. i Chatham
; P^
Marten A. H.. salesman D. Samuels, r. 4i-2 Minna
M'.rten William. S'-anian, r. 37 Pacific
Martian. See Martin
' Martenet Jeffe-scn. collector Board of Harbor Com-
I missioners, r. NW cor Artec and Coso avs, Bemal
! Heights
■ Martens Brcthers (Herman E. and MsrcnsK prcptrs
I Shifta Street House, SE cor Shtsta and Michigan
Martens Frederick, dairy prcduce, 57-5* Washington
1 Market, r. S'2-2 rni.m
[ Martens Henry, clerk Carson Duwaldt, r. KW cor Sev-
I enteenth and Church
Martens Henry, waiter, r. .>30 Third
Martens Hermann E. i Martens Bros.), r. SE cor
i Shasta and Mi hisan
; Martens John (John Martens 4 Co.) , r. SW cor Geary
! and Steiner
, Martens John & Co. (Herman Dittmer). groceries,
I liquors, ar d marktt, SW ccr Geary and Steiner
Martens Joseph, labcirer G. Steffani, r. >"E ^.or Twen-
tieth and P->;rero Av
Martens Mfrcus (Martens Bros.), r. SE cor Shasta
and Michigan
Martens Nicholas, second-hand fumitore, ICOt Ho-w-
ard, r. 1»? ^ Harriet
Martrns Richard J., salesman Frederick Martens, r.
8-22 Union
Martens William C, Master Mariners' Benev. Aasn,
Druids' Hall
Martens. See Martins
Martt-nstein Daniel, miller Martenstein & Deming, r.
171.5!^ J. nes
Martenstein Jacob (Martenstein & Denilng), r. 1129
Turk
Martenstein John, laborer Martenstein & Deming. r.
616 OFarrell
Martenstein Peter J., clerk Martenstein 4 Deming, r.
11-29 Turk
Martenstein William H., bookkeeper Martenstein 4
Deming. r 11-^9 Turk
M-4.RTEXSTE1X <Sf DEMIX6 (Jacob Marten-
stein and H. V. DemiQi;). projtrs National Flour
Mills, SW cor Battery and Pacific
Marti Jacob. S»i-8 Bt-nev. S<3C., r,\ Kearny
Martial J. fc Co., kid g ovts. 752 Market
Martial Julius (J. Martial ,^ Co.) . r. 7.vi Market
Martial Philippe, porkpacker. SiO»'H Bosh
Martin Abraham, mercbant, r. 127 Perry
Martin Ada, teacher, r. '26 H Kearny
Martin Addifon. collector Frank H.Btirke.r.Brocklyn
Martin Adclph. machinist, r. Duncan Cotirt
Martin Adclph F.. bookkeeper George A. Da-vis, r. SSfl
Market
Martin Albert, paylns teller Tallant & Co., r. 501
Post
Martin Albert H., saleeman Davis Bros., r. 513 O'Far-
reU
Martin Alexander, bootblack James Murphy, r. 1121
Ki^srr.T
MARTlS" ALEXANDER, melter and refiner U.S.
Mint. offi>;e >"W cor Miision and Fifth, r. 1024
Jackson
Martin Andrew, barkeeper Charles T. Schuppert, r.
t."C3 Fine
Martin Andre-w. seaman, r. 10 Berry
Martin Andrew J., machinist, r. 1414 Folsom
Martin Arthur, seamtn schr Francis, Jackson St.
Wharf
Martin A. S. boxmater, r. Fourth Street Hctel
Martin Auguitus F., carp-enter Charles Smith, r. 1206
Ho-WTLDl
Martin A. V., trakeman Southern Pac. E. B., r. 620
Fourth
Martin Bridget (wido-w). r. E 8 Douglas, bet Eigh-
teenth and Ninttoenth
Martin Camilo, consul Spain, office 221 Sansom, i.
1913 FrankUn
Martin Ce^ ilia ( widow) , r. 733 Xatoma
Martin CharUs (Giraud & Martin) , x. 532 Pacific
Martin Charles (Martin, Fensier & Stefi^ni) . r. Pets-
luma
Martin Charles, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Martin Charles, cook, r. Franconia Nursery, W s San
Bruno Road, nr Eve
Martin Charles, cook S. S. City of Chester, Oregon 8.
S. Co.
Martin Charles, liquor merchant, r. 6 Pfeiffer
Martin Charles, seaman, r. "250 Spear
Martin Charles A., salesman Thomas Lundy, r. 21
Bausch. rtar
Martin Charles H., with assay dept U. S. Mint. r. 1414
Folsom
Martin Charles H., liquor saloon, SW cor Vallejo and
Davis, r. 6 Pfeiffer
Marun Charles T., i arpenter, r. 369 Jessie
Martin C. L.. r. 742 Pine
Martin ComeUus, inspector hacks. City Hall, r. 130
Chsttancoifa
Martin C. S. Mrs., r. 702 PoweU
Martin D.. !al-cr>r. r. St. Charles Hotel
MARTEN' DAXIET. E., superintendent Pacificic©
Co., > ffice 71; Battery, r. Oakland
Martin Daniel S. (D. S. Martin i Co.), r. Oakland
Martin David, clerk, r. r27 Perry
Martin David, . o. k Pacific Mail S. S. CcUma
Martin David C. B.. machinist, r. W s Chattanooga,
bet Twenty-first and T-wenty -second
Martin David N. i D^ nglas.= .t Martin) , r. 1510 PoweU
Martin D»li3, teaci er, r. liOl Mission
MARTIN' DESIRE, superinendect French Hob-
pifl, S s Eryunt. bet F;:;h and Sixth
Martin Donald, vn ptr Mountain Spring House liquor
saloon. Octan House Road
MARTIN' D. S. <IK CO. {> harles A. Malm), trunk
miinnfs. i.S."" Bush and 2 Post
MARTTX E. •& CO. { Daniel V. B. Henarie) , whole-
sale liqu rs. 40'? Irv-Ut
Martin Edmund, oarremer. '2069 Miseicn
Martin Edward, r. 7;} Ttr'nama
Martin Edwarl |E. Martin i Co.). r. 72-5 Sutter
Martin Edwsrd. coachman, r. 797 Mission
Martin Fdwarl, coal oil dealer, r. 12:i7 Stockton
Martin Edward, teaaajter. r. llsM Washington
Martin Edwin, saddler WiUiam Duvis, r. Humboldt
Hotel
Martin Edward H., bookkeeper Weed k Gorie, r. 136
Sixth
Martin Edward J., machinist William Deacon, r. 733
Natoma
Martin Edwsrd J. Jr., cUrk superintendent Southern
Pac. R. R.. r. Blundell Hou<e
Martin F.hrltr. milkman, r. H-ivetia Hotel
Mania Eliz.beth (wi 1> wi , r. li>24 Jackson
Martin F.. lab.3rer Andr- w Onderdonk
MARTIN', FECSIER <& STEFFAN1 (Charles
Martin, Lcui.- Feusicr. and Camillo Steffani ) , com-
mi-t^iou merchants and wholesale provieiona,
300-313 Clay
Martin F. F., aeronaut, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Bulloch & Jones— lapcrting Tailars, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Esclnsive Pa::er::s.
riNE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
MAR
567
MAR
Martin F. F., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r. 547
MiRsion
Martin Francis, gardener, r. Green Tree House
Martin Frank, carpenter Charles Smith, r. 1206 How-
ard
Martin Frank, coachman John Rosenfeld, NW cot
Fulton and Pierce
Martin Frank, co^ik, r. 102 Freelon
Martin Frank, laborer, r. .313 Vallejo
Martin Frank, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1.30 Chattanooga
Martin Frank, rigger New City Hall, r, 112 Steuart
Martin Frederick H., collector, office 818 Clay
Martin George, clerk Samuel W. HoUaJay, r. 8 a
Twenty-first, bet Church and Chattanooga
Martin George, laborer 8. F. Ccirdage Co., r.W s Iowa,
T'T Sierra
Martin George, shipcarpenter Mftthew Turner
Martin George, teamster, r. 515 O'Farrell
Ma- tin George, wood and coal, 635 Vallejo
Mar'in George F., farmer, r. American Exchange Ho-
tel
Martin Grattan, master mariner, r. 547 Mission
Mart;n Harry B., clerk, r. N s Market, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Martin Hazey, salesman Mills. Leak i Co., r. 105 Capp
Martin Her.ry, cU-rk. r. Oriental Hotel
Martin Henry, clerk Patrick Martin, r. fi35 Union
Martin H-nry, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Martin Henry, pork packer Muller & Koenig, r. 1314
Harrison
Martin Henry, saloon keeper, r. 424 Minna
M&rtin Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
MaMin Henrv, seaman, r. 623 Battery
Martin Hf nrv B., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., r.
Stanford Hotel
Martin H.rnry W., bookkeeper Minor S. Martin, r. East
Oakland
Martin Ifaac D. (Martin & Levy) , r. 421 Mason
Martin J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 330 Sutter
Martin .Jacob, salesman Martin Prag. r. 1510 Powell
Martin James, blacksmith, r. 625 Da^^8
Martin James, blacksmith's helper, 27 Washington, r,
18:j7 Howard
Martin James, collector Samuel Hill, r. 1012 Mason
Martin James, hack driver, r. 449 Stevenson
Martin James, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Martin James, miner, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Martin James, student Heald's Business College
Martin James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 9 Louisa
Martin James C, wagonmaker, r. 1309 Stockton
Martin James G., shipwright, r. 631 Stevenson
Martin James H., cattl dealer, r. Russ House
Mtrtin James L., laborer, r. 1308 Kf amy
Martin James P., clerk Kenney k Dyer, r. 1159 Fol
Martin Jame.s R., r. 106 Montgomery Block
Martin James V., r. 7(i5 Dolores
Martin Jane (widow), r. 6 Beale PI
Martin J. C, solicitor Eveninu; Post, r. Oakland
Martin J. M., carrier Evening Post, r. 325 Minna
Maitin John (Barnes & Co.),r. XE cor Steiner and
Calif osnia
Martin John, r. 600 Bush
Martin John, r. 1823 Eddy
Martin John, boilermaker, r. 6 Hodges PI
Martin John, carpenter, r. .366 Natoma
Martin John, carpeuter, r. 371 Jessie
Martin John, carpeLb r and builder, r. 19 Willow Av
Martin John, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 404 Bdwy
Mf rtin John, laborer, r. 721 Pacific
Martin John, laborer New C.tv Hall, r, 634 Pacific
Martin -John, laundryman, r. 791 Stevenson
Ma tin John, printer, r. 533 Mission
Martin John, seaman, r. 13 Clay
M.'irtin John, seaman, r. 319 beale
Martin John, shoemaker Kast .^: Co., r. 42 Ivy Av
Martin John, tratler, r. 907 Harrison
Martin John, waiter, r. 270 First
Martin John, wheelwright John Higgins, r. 216Minna
Martin John A., wiper Southern Pac. R. B., r. 1414
Folsom
Martin John B. (Mortln & Co.), r. 1414 Folsom
Maitin John B., miner, r, 1322 Folsom
Martin John J., bookkeeper First National Gold Bank
of San Francisco, r. l:-.05}s Vallejo
Martin John J., cigarmaker, r. 25 Everett
Martin John R., painter and paperhangtr, r. 734 Na-
t^-ima
Martin John Boss, assistant secretary San Francisco
Art Assn, office 430 Pine, r. 2518 Webster
Martin John W., brakeman Southern Pac. R. B., r. 620
Fourth
Martin John W., conductor N. B. and Mission B. R.,
r. 118 Silver
Martin Joseph, bagmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 605
Third
Mbrtin Joseph, barber Joseph M. Silva, r. 1147 Fol
Martin Joseph, brewer Europa Brewery, r. Nebraska,
nr Strpentine Av
Martin Joseph, driver Pacific Ice Co,, r. 623 Dupont
Martin Joseph, laborer, r. 315 Tehama
Martin Kate, domestic 526 Fell
Martin Lawrence, hostler Potreroand Bay View R. R.,
r. W 6 Kentucky nr Nevada
Martin Leonard P., watchman stm C. M. Small, Green
St. Wharf, r. 125 Chattanooga
Martin Louis, bootblack SE cor Bush and Kearny, r.
414 Vallejo
Martin Louis, liquor salcon SEcor Stockton and Jack-
son, r. 313 ;« Filbert
Martin Louis, painter Raymond & Wilshire, r. Oak-
land
Martin Louisa, domestic 707 Mason
Martin L. R., horst breeder . r. The Baldwin
Martin Lucien A,, printer Alta California, r. 14 Glover
Martin Maguire L., watchmaker and jeweler, and
tobacco and cigars, 1144 Folsom
Martin Malcolm, broommaker Thomas Ward, r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Chattanooga
Martin JIargaret (widow), r. 1823 Eddy
Martin Margaret (\vidow), bakery, 807^ Valencia
Martin Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1301 Mission
Martin Margaret Mrs., r. l:Jfll Mission
Martin Martha Miss, shoefitter, r. 71.S Greenwich
Martin Martin (Martin & Torry), r. 1644 Mission
Martin Mary (widow), r. 411 Filbert
Martin Mary (widow), r. 109 Silver
Martin Mary (\*-idf:w), r. 734 Natoma
Martin Mary A. (widow), r. 209 Linden
Martin Mar> A. (widow) , r. 2414 Clay
3Iaitin Matthew, cooper, r. 328 Twenty-f- urth
Martin Michael, r. 1001 Battery
Martin Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Post and Brod-
erlck
Martin Micha*-!, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Martin Michael, shipcalker, r. 394 Ninth
Martin Michael, shoemaker Thomas H, Armstong, r.
870 Folsom
Martin Minor S., stockbroker, 110 Leidesdorff, r. East
Oakland
Martin Mollie Miss, student Barnard's Businesa Col-
lege
Martin Nt-llie (widow), r. 33 Fifth
Martin Nicho'as, furniture, r. 16 J^ Harriet
Martin Nicholas, porter Julius Streib, r. 9 Union PI
Martin O., longshoreman G. H. Whitnty, Pier 10,
Steuart
Martin Ole, seaman 8. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S, S. Co.. Folsom Street Wharf
Martin P., bootblack, 4.30 California, r. 415 Union
Martin P., butch r Pacific MailS, S. City of Sydn. y
MARTIN PADEY, president Pacific Cement Co.,
■ and North Btacb Cement Pipe Co,, office 542 Cali-
fornia, r. r>3.> Union
Martin Patrick, r. 307 O'Farrell
Martin I'atrick, blacksmith, r. 212 Broadway
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. '.'21 Butttry
Martin Patrick, laborer, r. 1824 M Bush
Martin Patrick, teamst<r, r. 972 Harrison
Martin Patrick H, butcher, r. 113 Ninth
Martin Penn (J. JuUien & Co.). r. Alameda
Martin Peter, laborer, r. 521 Seventh
Martin P( ter B., dairyman Alonzo Davidson, r. SE
cor Nintteenth and Eureka
Martin P. George, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Martin R.idovich, barkeeper B, Radovich, r. NW cor
Turk and Fillmore
Martin Raymond Mrs., r. 718 Greenwich, rear
Martin Rebecca (widow), r. 1510 Powell
Martin Rebecca (widow), fancy goods, 420 Fourth
Martin R<jbert, driver United Carriage Co., r. 24
Louisa
Martin Hobert. bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
570 H'^vard
Martin Ross, carbuilrler Hayes Valley ■ and Market
St. R. R., r. 1829 O'Farrell
Martin Samuel, painter John C. Derbaum, r. 569
Minna
Martin Samuel B., capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
Martin Sarah, domestic, 1415 Powell
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewslsrs, 101 Montgomery St.
MAR
568
MAR
Martin Simon, trader, r. 139}^ Clara
Martin T., laborer Risdon 1. and L. Works
Martin Thuuias, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Martin Thomas, cardriver Sutter St. B. K., r. 1824^
Bush
Mai tin Thomas, fireman Southern Pac. K. R., r.
195 Sixteenth
Martiu Th mas, laborer, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Martin Thcjmas, painter, r. 14 Prospect PI
Martin Thomas, shoemaker, 1418 Pacific
Martin Thomas F., hackman Oakland Ferry, r. 509
Biyant
Martin Thomas Gil, nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Martiu Thomas P., soapmaker Commercial Soap Co.,
r. 2ii9 Linden
Martin W. H. & Co. (John Ballard), bridge and wharf
builders, 7 Spear
Mai tin Wheeler, buyer and commission merchant,
office 24 California, r. N s Market, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Martin White Mining Co. (White Pine Co.,Nev.) , John
J. ScoviUe seer: tary, othce 59 Nevada Block
Martin William, r. 513 O'Farrell
Martin William, r. 1130 llarket
Martin William, baker William Poehlman, r. 106 Min
Martiu William, Custom House bargeman, foot Front
St.Wharf
Martiu William, cashier County Tax Collector, r. 416
Hyde
Martin William, clerk, r. 136 Sixth
Martin William, clerk David Hutchinson, 624 Com
Slartin ^^■illiam, maehiuist, r. 513 OTarrell
Martin William, waitir, r. iiflS Mission
Martin Williaui A., cooper Charles Sealy, r. 32 Natoma
Martin William H. (W. H. Martin & Co.), r. 18
Sherman
Martin William H., clerk Pacific Stock Exchange, r.
1414 Folsom
MARIIN WILLiIAM H., agent California Immi-
grant Union, office 230 Montgomery, r. 1408 Jack
Martin William H., railroad contractor, r. 513 Van
Ness Av
Martiu Williim J., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r.
755 Harrison
Martin William N., laborer Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 195 Sixteenth
Martin William T., fireman Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 195 Sixteenth
Martin William T., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
40,V) (ieary
MARTIN <St CO. (Johnand John B. Martin), real-
« stateageiis, 424 Montgoiuery
BIAHTIN <Si HORTON (Martiu Clark and Thomas
R. Hort n) , wines and liquors, 545 Clay
Martin it Levy (Isaac D. Martiu and Henry L. Levy),
cl(.tiiier-i, 343 Kearny
Martin & Torry (Martin Martin and James Torry),
carriagemaki rs, l(J04 Mission
Mania's Block, S s Market, bet Seventh and Eighth
Martina A. B.. street sprinkler, r. 512 Green
MARTINACHE NARCISSE J., physician,offlce
and r. 5'<. Kearny, room 7
Martinas Honora (widow) , r. 120 Olive Av
Martiiidale Law and Collei tion Agency, 217 Sansom
Martiueau Peter, foreman Francis Smith & Co., r. 4
I nion
Martineaut Eugene, physician, oifice and r. 109 Dup
Martinea t Josephine Mme., corset manuf.,420 Sut
Martiiie.li B., liquor saloon, 307 Broadway
Marliuelli F., boarding and lodging, 12-14 Ohio
Mar.inelli '/,,. silver i>luter A. Particelli, r. 952 Mission
Martinet Alfred, cook, r. 31 Hinckley
Martiuetti Giovanui, wagoumaker G. Massono, r.
Roma Hotel
Martinez Annie, domestic 1018 Mason
M:irtine7, David, bricklayer, r. 810 Vallejo
Maitinez In« y. M.ss, r. 113 Olive Av
Martinez . I., r. 318 Davis
M riiuez Jesus, compo-itor La Sf^ciedad, r. 434 Greou
Mirtinez Julius, d livery ilerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Martintz Kate (widow), r. ll;> Olive Av
Martinez I-uey Miss, bookbinder, r. 113 Olive Av
Mirtinrz Manuel, c^.rpenter, r. 8 Hinckley
Martinez Nicholas, bricklayer, r. 810 Vallejo
Martinez Paul, porter Charles K. Zimmer, r. 738 Val-
l.jo
Maitiuez Eaoul, rashii r Belloc & Co., r. 801 Cal
Martinez. See Mirtinus
Martini Cosimo, Italian Benev. Sec, 423 Washington
434
1212
Martini F. A. (Grosso & Co.) , r. cor Vallejo and Kear
Martini Frank, r. 5 Maiden Lane
Martini Giovanni, bootblack, SW cor Market and Steu-
art, r. cor Vallejo aud Kearny
Martini James, exi^ressman Colombo Market, r. 115
Clark
Martini Joseph D., laborer, r. 669 Clementina
Martini L., vegetable peddler, r. 726 Green, rear
Martino Giovannoni, wood and coal, 635 Vallejo
MARTINON A., commission merchant, real es-
tate and general agent, office and r. 420 Montgom-
ery, third floor
Martiron John, clerk Godchaux Bros. & Co., r. 420
Montgomery, third floor
Martinoni Emil (H. Buueman & Co.), r. 1015 Wash
Martinoni Peter, laborer Henry Grimm, r. 627 Broad-
way
Martinoni Steffano, r. 627 Broadway
Martinoni Stefl'ano, waiter Peter Pozzi, r. 308 Mont-
gomery Av
Martinovich George, clerk, r. 2100 Fillmore
Maitiuovieh Martin S., salesman H. E. Bothin, r.
Oakland
Martinovich Samuel (Martinovich & Ross), r. 8 Sao
Martinovich & Ross (S. Martinovich and Nicholas
Ross) , liquor saloon, 2 Sacramento
Martins Henuing, ujiholsterer, r. 11 Clara
Martins William, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works
Martinus C, eigarmaker Sanderson & Horn,
Green
Martinus Nash, candymaker Fahrbach & Seidl
Martinus. See Martinez
Marum Thomas C, cashier J. J. O'Brien & Co.
Twenty-lirst
Marusieh Arnereo, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Marussieh Dominic, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Marvin Frank W., salesman S.W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
SE cor Washington and Fillmore
Marvin James B., clerk The Baldwin
Marvin J. W., pantryman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Marvin Murray, butler, r. 4 Leroy PI
MARWEDEL. CHARLES F., machinists and
engineers' tools and supplies, 56 First, r. '2011 Bush
Marwedel Edward H., importer aud dealer lace cur-
tains, window shades, etc., 571 Blarket, r. Oakland
Marx David, bookkeeper E. Eisenberg & Bro.,r. 608
Fell
Marx David, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 223 Dupont
Marx David B., clerk Waldron & Rothschild, r. 419
Eddy
Marx E. Buchanan, clerk Merchants' Pro. Assn, r. 419
Eddy
Marx Henry, clerk, r. 419 Eddy
Marx Henry, cook, r. 115 Shipley ■
Marx Herrmann, r. 108 Clinton
Marx Isaac, bookkeeper Weil Bros. & Co., r. 1102 Van
Ness Av
Marx Jacob, attorney at law, oifice 45 Nevada Block,
r. 711 California
Marx Levi, salesman L. Atkinson & Co., r. Windsor
House
Marx Ralph E., cashier Davis Brothers, r. 419 Eddy
Marx S. F. Mrs. (widow), r. 419 Eddy
Marx. See Marks
Marxen John, laborer North Pac. Coast R. R., Clay St.
Wharf, r. 19 Hinckley
Marxen Julius, butcher, 208 Francisco
Mavxsen William, slnAviiuin, r 639 Minna, rear
Mary Ann Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.
Nev.), Abraliam llalsey secretary, office 314 Mont
Mary Manuel, deckhand r. SE cor Clay aud Drumm
Mary Michael, baker, r. Overland House
Marye George T. (George T. Maryo & Son) , r. Virginia
City, Nev.
Marye George T. Jr. (George T. Marye k Son) , and at-
torney at law, office 234 IMont, r. Occidental Hotel
MARYE GEORGE T. «fc SON (George T. Marye
Jr.) stockbrokers, oilice 234 Montgomery
MARYLAND CONSOLIOATEI) GOL.D AND |
SILVER MINING CO. (Bodie, Mono Co., |
Cal.), J.T. Grayson secretary, office 419 Califor-
nia, room 5
Maryland Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.). Charles A.
, Sankey secretary, office 331 Mont, room 20
Marysville Woolen Mills, L. & SI. Sachs & Co. agents,
office SW cor Battery aud Bush
Marzi Frances©, clerk, r. 627 Broadway
Biillock & Jonas— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIC-ABETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Keam> St.
MAE
569
MAS
Marzi Luigl, fisherman, r. 2:i Vallejo
Marzloff John, upholsterer, 038 Filbert, r. lUlO Powell
Marzlotf John Mrs., midwife, r. 1010 Powell
Maschil Charles (Vincent Masohil & Co.), r. 117
Seventh
Maschil Vincent (Vincent Maschil & Co,), r. 117
Seventh
Maschil Vincent k Co. (Charles Maschil and James
Dippallo) , wood and coal, 117 Seventh
Mascbio Giovanni, groceries and liquors, San Jose
Road, nr Industrial School
Masean Joseph, cook stm Monterey, r. NW cor Kearny
and Green
Hush Frederick, exjjressman Sol. 'VVangeuheim & Co.,
r. NW cor St. Kise and Henderson Av
Masher George, steward, r. 510 Davis
Mashiflf Jlary, domestic I'l'Si Post
Matrkell Jolin (Maskcll & Suumurfield) , r. Oakland
M.VSKELL. <& SUMMERFIELiD (John Maskell
and Alexander Summertield Jr.), imijorters and
dealers foreign and domestic coals, NE cor Folsom
and Spear
Maskey Frank (Roberts & Maskey), r. 125 Olive Av
Maskow Henry (Madel & Maskow) , !•. NE cor Howard
and Spear
Maslin Thomas J., clerk Registrar of Voters OflSce,
New City Hall, r. 318 Kearny
Mason , r. (i Antonio
Mason A. L. Mrs. (widow) , r. 2 Bush St. PI
Mason Alfred, plasterer with John Flood, r. 510 Third
Masou Alonzo, clerk, r. 441 Minna
Ma.son Alphonso, watchmaker, r. 8 Hinckley
Mason Andrew, cook, r. E s Ward, nr Union
MaSon Andrew, cook E. Chaquette, r. 207 Third
MASON CHARLES, British vice consul, office
ai9 California, r. Saucelito, Marin Co.
Mason Charles S., wheelwright, r. 24 Washington Av
Mastiu Christian, carpenter, r. E s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-ninth
Masou C. M., r. 244 Tyler
Mason Edward , driver Mason's Brewery, 519 Chestnut
Mason Emma L. Miss, compositor; r. 330 Geary
"Mason Frank G., clerk R. J. Trumbull & Co., r.
Oakland
MA SON FREDERICK, real estate, .office 37
Montgomery Block, r. Grand Hotel
Mason Frederick, seaman stm San Vicente, r. 221 Pac
Mason George, r. 1028 Market
Mason George E., helper Mason's Brewery, r. 620
Lombard
Masou G. H., dairyman Hovey & Felch, r. 2806
Buchanan, rear
Mason Harvey L., bookkeeper A. S. Spenee & Co., r.
711 Taylor
Masou Henry, asjihsltum roofer, r. 309 Minna
Mason Horatio G., miner, r. 247 Second
Masou Isaac C, bookbinder William B. Cooke & Co.,
r. 318 Minna
Masou James, r. 365 Jesse
MASON JAMES (Joice & Mason), notary piibllc
and commissioner of deeds, office C Merchants'
Exchange, r. 1513 Hyde
Mason James, waiter, r. 538 Mission
Mason John (Mason & Co.), r. 519 Chestnut
Mason John, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, bet Rail-
road Av and Five Mile House
Mason John A., purtcr Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
Oakland
Masou John E., civil engineer, 37 Montgomery Block
Mason John P., boilermaUer, r. Fairmouut Tract, nr
School House
MASON JOHN R., agent San Jose Woolen MiU,
office 535 Market, r. Oakland
Mason Joseph H., physiciau. office and r. 106}^ Third
Masuu Joseph J., purter Hellmann Brothers & Co., r.
California Av, bet Tweuty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Masou Jo.-eph M., r. 722 California
Mason Joseph W., r. 509 Si.\th
Mason Maggie Mrs., domcrstic St. Luke's Hospital
Masou Marcus, office 405 Front, room 7, r. Oakland
Ma.son Nathaniel H. A., cattle raiser, office 324 Pine,
r. Oakland
Mason Nellie (widow), r. 1509 Stockton
Mason Petri), cook Campi's Restaurant, r. 1015 Wash
Mi.son Sarah A. Mrs., dressmaker, 1063^ Third
Mason Shadrack, waiter.Palaco Hotel
Mason Thomas, commission merchant, office 128 Clay,
r. 2208 Mason
Mason Thomas H., cook, r. 16 St. Mary
Mason William, seaman Pacific Mall S. S. Colima
Mason William A., liquor saloon, 412 Main
Mason William B., editor and printer, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Masou William H., carriagemaker, r. 530 Third
Mason William S., secretary and manager Omnibus
R. K., office 725 Howard, and general fr< ightagcut
North Pacific R. R., office 424 Montgomery, r. 322
Mason
MASON tSc CO. (John Mason, and David MacGreg-
or), proptrs Mason's Brewery, 519 Chestai4t
Mason. See Maison, and Mayson
Mason's Tannery, Thomas Hennessey proptr, NW cor
Santa Clara and Missouri
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF, office Ma-
sonic Temple
MASONIC CEMETERY, Edwin L. Smith sup-
erintendent. Masonic Av, bet Fulton and Turk,
entrance Point Lobos Av, nr Lone Mountain
MASONIC CEMETERY ASSOCIATION,
George J. Hobo secretary, office 42 Masonic
Temple
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (in liquidation) , 6
Post, JIasouic Temple
MASONIC TE3IPLiE, NW cor Mont and Post
Masouctte Eugene (Masouette & Baker) , r. 529 Mont-
gomery Av
Masounette & Baker (Eugene Masounette, and Samuel
Baker, re^-tauraut, '.-'21 Leidesdorff
Mass August W. (Mass & Rathjen) , r. 603 Bush
Mass Charles, seaman, r. 47 Val ejo
Mass Peter M..r. 791 H Steveusou
aiASS ttRATHJEN(A. W. Mass and H. Rathjen),
groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush and Stockton
Mass. See Maas and Maass
Massa Giuseppe, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Massal William, cabinetmaker, r. 169 Silver
;\Iassat Charles, r. 641 Commercial
Masserano J. D., restaurant, 420 Jackson
Masset Auguste, bootmaker Joseph Villemeur, r. 222
Kitch
Masset Charles, barkeeper, 70S Commercial
Massey Atkins (Massey & Yung) , r. Russ House
Massey Heman \V., mining, office 507 Montgomery, r.
1518 California
Massey John, carpenter, r. 12 Alemany
Massey John M., r. 122 Post
Massev W. Mrs. (widow), r. 824 Pacific
MASSEY «Si YUNG (Atkins Massey and Nicholas
Yung), undertakers, and coffin warerooms, 051 Sao
Mass;e Amanda Miss, dressmaker, 23 Mission Av
Massie deorge W., barber, r. 23 Mission Av
Massie William G., barber, r. 23 Mission Av
JIassini Roramlo, scavenger, r. 9 St. Charles PI
M ASSM ANN JOHN C. , fresco p duter. 120 Twelfth
Massmann John Z., fresco paiuter, r. 120 Twelfth
Masson Francis P. (Masson Freres), r. 39 T.hama
Masson Freres (Francis Pillasson). manufacturing
confectioners, 413 Commercial
Masson Joseph, cook P. Priet, r. 409 Dupont
Massou Jules, upholsterer A. Berson & Son, r. 130
Fern Av
Masson Marius V., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
428 Chestnut, rear
Masson Thomas, night inspector Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., r. 719 Treat Av
Masson Victor B., confectioner Masson Freres, r. 37
South Park
Massone Guiseppe, blacksmith and wagonmaker, 619-
023 Front
Massoiii Henry, cook, r. 259 Minna
Massoni Lorenzo, curpenier, r. 8 Bannnm PI
Massoni Pietro, cook N. Giamboni & Co., r. 1015 Wash
Mast Charli ■ L., salesman A- L. Bancroft & Co., r.
20 ,V. Franklin
Mast Elizabeth (widow), r. 9 William
Mast Katie Miss, hairdresser Shephurd & Co.,r. 9 Wil-
liam
Mastanech Biaj^gio, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Mastcn Edmund C, mining secretary, office 22 Nevada
Block, r. 15 South Paris
Masten Georj^e W., r. 644 Seventeenth
Masten Nathan K. , capitalist, office 22 Nevada Block,
r. 15 South P.irk
Master Johu, laborer Pioneer Malt House, r. 1411 Fol
MASTER M VRINERS' BENEVOLENT AS-
SOCIATION, Uruid§ Hall, 41.1 Su ter
Mast T Michael, coo; er D. Bucking, r. 324 Seventh
Masters Mary L. (widow), furnished rooms, 221
Sixth
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDERSON & EANLOLPH, Jewekrs, 101 Montgomery St.
MAS
570
MAT
Masters Thomas, pilot S. S. Great Republic
Masters William W., carpenter Thomas M. Quacken-
biish. r. 625 Vallejo
Master-on Charles, variety store, 1501 Larkin
Masterson George H., merchant, r. 264 Minna
Masterson Hugh, roofer, r. 139 Minna
Masterson James, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.,r. 228 Riteh
Masterson John, laborer, r. 522 Stevenson
Masterson Kate (widow), r. 8 Adelaide PI
Masterson Kate, domestic 1298 Van Ness Av
Masterson Lawrence, nightwatchman Sutter St. R. R.
stables, r. 2611 Sutter
Master.^on Michael, teamster, r. 263 Tehama
Masterson Patrick, engineer, r. 638 Fulton
Masterson Patrick J., wines and liquors, NE cor Pul-
ton and Buchanan
Masterson Robert, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Eighth
and Ninth avs, South S. F.
Masterson Terrence, clerk freight auditor's oflSce
Crntral Pac.R. R., r. Oakland
Masterson William, r. 136 Eighth
MASTICK. BEL.CHER & BIASTICK (Edwin
B. Mastick, W. C. Belcher, and J. W. Mastick),
attnrneys at law, office 520 Montgomery
Mastick Charles L., salesman A. C. Nichols & Co., r.
Alameda
Mastick Edwin B. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick) ,r. Mas-
tick Station, Alameda
Mastick George H., law student Mastick, Belcher &
Mastick, r. Mastick Station, Alameda
Mastick Joseph W. (Mastick, Belcher & Mastick),
r. Bay f-tation, Alameda
Mastick Levi B. (S. L. Mastick & Co.) , r. 512 Capp
Mastick SeaburyL.(S. L. Mastick & Co.), r. Alameda
MASTICK S. L.. Si CO. (Levi B. Mastick) ,lumber,
and Puget Sound packets, Pier 10, Steuart
Mastny Albi rt, clerk, r. 114 Park Av
Mastny Vi yta, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 114 Park
Av
Mastodon Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine
Co., Nev.), A. C. Hammond secretary, oilice 401
California, room 7
Masurette Henry, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 212
Sixteenth
Matanif ra Consolidated Mining Co. (Globe District,
Arizona), Jo.'^eph Pentecost secretary, office 331
Montgomery, room 12
Matasci Louis (Domeneghini & Co.), r. 318 Broadway
Mutavia Joseph, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Matchek Fred rick, clerk Joseph Young, r. NW cor
Langton and Folsom
Match( s Atkin E., framemaker Herrman Cohen, r. G70
Harrison
Matches John R., clerk Henry A. Benjamin & Co., r.
070 Harrison
Matens Henry, grocer, r. So\ith Park Hotel
Mateer James G., r. 306 Post
Mateer Robert W., hostler cor. West Mission and Pot-
ter
Mjiteucci Felice (Pietro Manfredini h Co.), r. 124 Pac
Mather Amanda 0. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
228 Fir.st
Mather Jacob, longshoreman, r. 2 Simpson PI
Mather Joseph W., merchant, office 202 Sansom, room
6, r. 813 O'Farrell
Mather P.obert, leadcaster Painter & Co., r. 228 First
Mather S. H. (Ludhmi, Mather & Co.), r. Oakland
Matheron Jean, workman G. Venard, r. Vallejo, bet
Kfarny and Montgomery
Mathenm Jnhn, liquors and cigars, E 8 Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Nevada
Mathers Jcihn, clerk Abrams & CaiTOll, r. 8 Sherman
Mathers Rosa (widow) , r. 716 Front
Mathers William, shipping clerk Abrams & Carroll,
r. 8 Sherman
Matherson Andrew, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Mathirson J. T., r. Palace Hotel
Mathes Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Mason
and Bush
Mathesius A. H., mechanical engineer Goss & Adams,
r. 1619 Powell
Mathesr)n Adam Mrs. (widow), r. 310 Ninth
Matheson Annie G. Mrs., assistant Fourth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1403 Fiilsum
Matheson C. H., captain schr Alice, Pier2Jj, Steuart
Matheson Frederick, clerk, r. 1037 Mission
Matheson James, r. Park Hotel
Matheson John, coachman NW cor Oak and Franklin
Matheson Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 310 Ninth
Matheson Murdoch, carpenter, r. 629 Fell
Matheson. See Mathewson, Mathison, and Matthew-
son
Mathews Barnard, hostler John Rogers & Co., r. NE
cor Clipper and Diamond
Mathews Charles, captain ship Shirley, office Pier 11,
Steuart
Mathews Charles, sawver Hobbs, Pomeroy & Oo., r.
1602 Pacific
Mathews Charles H., puinter, 56 Tehama
Mathews D. W., jeweler Thomas Limdy
Mathews Edward, teamster Scott & Hall, r. 1419 Jack-
son
Mathews George, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
MATHEWS HENRY E., secretarv The Lick
Trust, office 606 Montgomery, room 19, r. 2626 Sac
Mathews J., r. 867 Market
Mathews James, estraman fire boat Gov. Irwin, S. F.
F. D.
Mathews .James, shoemaker T. Mathews, r. 1003 Bat
Mathews John, laborer, r. 225 J^ Eighth, rear
Matliews John H., butcher George Moock, r. 121 Fell
Mathews John M., commission merchant, 201 Davie,
r. 538 Twenty-third
Mathews Margaret A., domestic 1518 Larkin
Matliews Mary A. Miss, r. lul Leavenworth
Mathews M. E. Mi-s., assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 614 Capp
Mathews Patrick, employee Cosmopolitan Hotel, r.
1112 Bryant
Mathews Peter, dairy, SW cor Franklin and TTnion
Mathews Peter, with Selby Smeltiug and Lead Works
Matjiews Sarah (widow) , bal;ery and confectionery,
705 Laguna
Mathews Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 815 Battery,
r. 1003 Battery
Mathews Thomas, clerk, r. 247 Perry
M -thews Thomas, speculator, r. 512 Mission
Mathews W., butcher, r. 909 Kearny
Mathews William, student, r. 15 Hampton PI
Mathews William H., conductor Market Street and
Hayes Valley R. R., r. HOB Steiner
Mathews. See Matthews and Mathues
Mathewson Horace G., conductor Market St. R. R., r.
Second Av, bet Sixteenth and Guerrero
Mathewson J. A., student Barnard's Business College
Mathewson John, foreman boikrmaker Pacific Mail
S. S. Co., r. 9 Downey
Mathewson John Jr., boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., r. 18 Downey
Mathewson Nelson, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
18 Natoma
Mathewson Nelson Jr., mattressmaker Samuel Beal,
r. 18 Natoma
Mathewson Thomas, physician, office 619 Kearny, r.
610 Van Ness Av
Mathewson Thomas D., real estate agent, office C06
Montgomery, room 12, r. 1612 Washington
Mathewson W. A., conductor t'eutral R. R.
Mathewson William M., carpenter Fulton Iron Works,
r. 71.9 Minna
Mathewson. See Matheson, Mathison, and Matthew-
son
Mathey James, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Mathey Jules, waiter Mme Fleury, r. 1516 Powell,
rear
Mathias George, milk ranch, S s Francisco, nr Steiner
Mathiasen Arens T., watchman stm Relief, Jackson
St. Wharf
Mathieson Grace Miss, assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 230 Green
Mathieson Jacob, soapmaker Union Soap Factory, r.
Oakland
Mathi( son William M., with J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
573 Bryant
Mathieu Alphonse (Mathieu & Maison), r. 630 Green
Mathieu Alphonse, real estate, r. 708 Commercial
Mattiieu Edward, with Masson Freres, r. 604 Vallejo
Mathieu G. & Son (Gaston Mathieu Jr.), watchmakers,
904 Market, and 3 Ellis
Mathieu Gaston (G. Mathieu k Son), r. 904 Market
Mathieu Gaston Jr. (G. Mathieu & Son), r. 904 Mar-
ket
Mathieu G. P., seaman, r. Steuart Street House
M.Hthieu J. Jr., student Heald's Business College
Mathieu Julien, r. 1419 Larkin
Mathieu Julien, jeweler O. Mathieu & Son, r. 904
Market
Mathieu Pierre, r. 736 Market
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MAT
MAT
571
Mathieii & Maison (Alphouse Matbieu and Leon A.
Maison) manufacturing jewelers, 15 Trinity
Matbinson Robert C. (JIcLartn k Matbinson), r. 622
Clay
Matbison Andrew C, bookkeeper A. Doble, r. 612J<i
Natoma
Matbison Margaret (widow), r. 417 Minna
Matbison Tbomaa (Starr & Matbison), r. Berry, bet
Foui tb and Fifth
Matbison. See Mathoson, Hatbewson, and Mattbew-
Bon
Maticb Michel, president Slavonic llliric Soc, r. NE
cor Davis and Washington
Matison John, waiter De Mill & Lautennilch
Matlock L. B., r. 407 O'Farrell
Matds Jose, deckhand stiu 8. M. Whipple
Matrarl E., expressman, cor Front and Washington
Matrari Sammi, expressman, cor Front and Washing-
ton
Matraza Sem, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Matron! Augustin, hostler Joseph Barbieri, r. 615
Green
Matsi n Ne!s, laborer, r. 10 Berry
Matson Adolph, seaman, r. 20(i Stvuart
Matsou Andrew, coachman, 2120 Broadway
Matson JamcB C. shoefitter S. W. Ltvy, r. 1 Polk
Matson John, fisherman, r. 12 JackSon
Matsou John, seaman, r. 823 Battery
M:.tson M., seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Matson Mary twidow), (Matson & Svenkeson), r. 134
Stuart
M;it6on Ptter, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. China
Matsou Bobert, coachman James C. Flood, 419 Ellis
Matson W., r. 209 Post
Matson William, seaman, r. 443 First
Miitson & Svenkeson (Mrs. Mary Matson and Ola Sven-
keson), pniptrs Western House, 132-134 Steuart
Matson. See Mattson and Madson
Matt Nicholas, r. rm Pacific
Matt Joseph, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 207
Montgomery Av
Matt Simon, brewer Grogan & Anstelt, r. 725 Green
Mattaly William, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
MATTAT CHARLiES G. Jr., cigars and to-
bacco, 316 Montgomery Av, r. 821 Greenwich
Matte Henry, carrier California Demokrat, r. 1526 Dup
Mattel Antone. se:.man, r. Western House
Matten Aut< ine, tauner Fraui is Yuiobl, r. bet Mission
and San Jose Road, N Ocean House Road
Matten Louis, tanner Francis Ymobl, r. bet Mission
and San Jose Road, N Ocean House Road
Mattenci Casimiro, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Matter Charles, laborer S. Schwietzer, W s Potrero
Av, bet Solano and Butte
Matter Michael, wood and coal, 1620 Stockton, r. 7
Jasper PI
Matt rer Lewis, barber, r. Park Hotel
M;;tteres J( seph, bakery,. 115 Oak
Mattem Herman, clerk, r. 8 John
Mfittern John, shot luaker Charles Bender, r. 8 John
M ttern Otto, nuchanic, r. 8 John
Mattes John, liquor saloon, 208 Sutter, r. 435 Pine
Mattes John, carver P. Liesenfeld, r. 51 Stevenson
Matt son John, fireman California Mills, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Matteson L. J., stage agent, ofHce 4 New Montgomery,
r. 22 Geary
Matteson William, seaman, r. Westtrn House
Matthai John C. H., blacksmith, Eb Mission, near
Twenty-niuth
Matthai Mary E. (widow), r. 131 Turk
Matthai Richard, blacksmith, r.,E s Mission, nr Twen-
ty-ninth
Mftttliai William, cook William Duifiy, r. 20 Lincoln
Mattherson Jane (widow), r. 1228 Ellis
Matthew C. Mrs., sttident Barnard's Business College
Muttbew David, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1161
Howard
Matthew David Jr., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1161 Howard
Matthew Robert, clerk N. 8. Wirt
Matthews Arthur, engineer, r. 530>Third
Mattliews Caroline L. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 33 Pleasant
Matthews Charles, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, r. 2
Park PI
Matthews Charles, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 4,
8. F. F. D.
Matthews Christian, weaver, r. 112 Valparaiso
Matthews Dana H., saleFman I. M. 'Wentworth Boot
and Shoe Co., r. 317 Ellis
Matthews David, foreman woolgrader Whitney & Web-
ster, r. 3 Sheridan
Matthews Eliza Mrs., r. 540 Howard
Mattliews Fannie A., domestic 626 Capp
Matthews Harvey, collector Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. 220 Eddy
Mattht ws Henry, real-estate, office 611 Clay, room 1, i.
Oakland
Matthews Henry E., laborer, r. 33 Pleasant
Matthews James, boots and shoes, 027 Sacramento, r.
12l'6 Sacramento
Matth< ws James, clerk, r. 919 Pacific
Matthews James, foreman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 7
Hauiptcjn PI
MATTUKWS JAMES, D. D., principal Uni-
versity City College, r. 8 s Haigbt, bet Octavia
and Laguua
Matthews,;James, millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 919
Pacific
Matthews James E., oilfinisher Andrew Geishaker, i.
Jessie, near Sixth
Matthews J. B., r. 314 Bush
Matthews John, fruits, 32 Turk
Matthews John, labcrer Rudolph J. Techau, r. 31
Minna
Matthews John M., physician, r. 510 Jessie
Matthews J<'seph H., chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Panama, r. 7()3 Howard
Matthews Julius, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 54 Everett
Matthews l^awrence, deckhand stm C. M. Small,
Green St. Wharf
Matthews Lawrence, laborer New City Hall, r. 4M
Bryant Av
Matthews Lee B., lieutenant night-inspector Custom
House, r. 431 Second
Matthews Maria F. Miss, saleswoman Miss J. H. Ma-
lone, r. 925 Market
Matthews Mary (widow), r. 1929 Jessie
Matthews Mary Miss, vice-principal South 8. F.
School, r. 1929 Jessie
Matthews May Miss, milliner, r. 713 Sanchez
Matthews Nellie M. Mrs., teai her music, r. 614 Capp
Mai thews Owen, laborer, r. 4 Bryant .\v, r. ar
Matthews Patrick, laborer New City Hull, r. 10 Bryant
Av
Matthews Peter, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Matthews Peter, laborer, r. 8 s Greenwich, nr Laguna
Matthews S., shoemaker, r. 317 Ellis
Matthews Samuel, blacki-mith's helper Morrison & Co.,
r. cor Dolores and Twenty-second
Matthews Samuel, carriagetrimmer William Wertsch,
r. 110 Sixth
Mattliews Samuel D., contractor, r. 713 Sanchez
Matthew s Thomas, laborer, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Matthews Thomas, molder Hope Iron Works, r. Ten-
nessee, bet Mariposa and Solano
MATTHEWS WILLIAM, atteirney at law, office
yoi; Pine, r. 14 Eddy, St. Ann's Building
Matthews William A., grain buyer, r. 614 Capp
Matthews William A., workman U. S. Mint, r. 563
Howard, rear
Matthews William H., stonecutter, r. 906 Market
Matthews William R. (Matthews & Jewell), r. Nucleus
House
Matthews William S., stone yard, NE cor Central Av
anil Sutter, r. 6 Seymour Av
MATTUEWS AJEWEI-L. (W. R. Matthews, and
O. H. Jewell), real-estate agents, 5>6 Kearny
Matthews. See Mathews
Matthewson William, boilermaker, r. Montgomery's
Hotel
Matthewson. See Matheson, Matbison and Mathew-
son
Matthey Robert, bakery, 1523 Mission
Matthias Gertrude (widow), r. 1609>4Dupont
Mitthias Louis W., electrotyper, r. 1609 >4 Dnpont
Matthies Herman, waiter Charles Mayer, r. 1934}|S
Mission
Matthiesen Jesse, gardener C. Spreckels,2027 Howard
Matthiesen Matthias, shoemaker J. D. Youugdaus, r.
219 Twelfth
Matthiesen Matthias, boot and shoemaker, 640 Filbert,
r. 923 Greenwich
Mattig Peter, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Mattingly Darius A., bookkeeper, r. 812 Kearny
Mattingly John, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1318
Paiiflc
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct.
ANDEHSON & EANDOLPE. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
MAT
572
MAY
Mattingly John A., salesman Rountree & McClure, r.
Oakland
Mattingly Kicbarcl C, collecfor Hanson, Ackerson &
Co., r. cor Fourth and Jefferson, Oakland
Mattison John, r. 834 Vallejo, rear
Mattison Martin, seaman S. S Gussie Telfair, Main St.
Wharf
Matt. son Richard C, warehouseman F. B. Taylor &
Co., r. 2511 Larkiu
Mattoon E. F., driver Central R. R., r. 1027 Market
Mattoon Joseph H. (Mattoon & Danglada), r. 2223
Taylor
MATTOON & DANGLiADA (Joseph H. Mattoon
and I^nacio Danglada), ship and Custom House
brokers, 502 Battery
Mattox Henry A., bookkeeper Anglo-Californian Bank
(limited), r. 502 Bush
Matisis John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Malts n August, captain bark Harvest Home, Pier 5,
Sleuart
Mattson Olof , master mariner, r. 1913 Laguna
Mattson. See Madson and Matson
Mattuiluth Hugo, president MattuUath Manufactur-
ing Co., office E s Eighth, bet Bryant and Harri-
son, r. Palace Hotel
Matt illath Manufacturing Co. (cooperage), Hugo
MattuUath president, opice and factory E s
Eighth, bet Br.vant and Harrison
Matulich Alesaaudro (Mitchell & Matulich), r. SW
ciT Stockton and Pacific
Matu.ich Marco, cook Mitchell and Matulich, r. G83
Broadw ly
Matzdortf Moritz, liquors and tobacco, 629 Union
Matzen James, baker, r. 45 Sacramento
Matzou J. August, Master Mariners' Benev Assn, oflace
305 East
Matzon William, Master Mariner's Benev. Assn, office
305 East
max; ALBERT & CO. (Herman J. Sadler), im-
I)or!ers and wholesale grocers, 21G-218 California
Mau Audrew, bartender Charles W. Feldman, r. 14
O'Farrell
Mau Christopher, fruit, cigars and tobacco, 2401 Cal
Mau Ernest (William F. Mau k Co.),r. 2324 Pacific Av
Mau H. Albert (Albert Mau & Co.), r. 2324 Pacific Av
Mau Henry, confeciioner Westerfeld & Page, r. 745
Market
Mau William F. (William F. Mau & Co.) , r. 2324 Pa-
cific Av
MAU WIIiL.IA3I F. & CO. (Ernest Mau) , whole-
sale and retail grocers, 532-534 Market
Maubec Henry (A. E. Sabatie & Co.) , r. 4 Burritt
Mauc F.. real estate and money broker, r. 320 O'Far
Mauer William F., carpenter Union Box Factory, r.
652^4 Natoma
Mauerhan Courad, gardener, r. 712 M Clementina
Maugare Stellario, tailor, r. 72G Vallejo
Maugein Fauuy Mme,, ladies' hairdresser, 13243^ Polk
Blauldin B. F., capitalist, office 207 Montgomery, r.
Sacramento
Mauldiu Hugh, salesman Anderson & RandoliJh, r.
Grand H tel
Mauldin John, unholsterer Stimpson & Cahill, r. Treat
Av, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second, rear
Mauiue Johanna (widow), r. 5 Natoma
Mauiue Matthew B., collector S. F. Gas Light Co. r. 5
Natoma
Maun William, teamster, Presidio Reservation
Maunder M. C, housepaiuter, r. S s Lombard, bet
Larkin and Polk
Maunder Philip, clerk, r. SE ccir Bush and Pierce
Mauran Joseph R., civil engineer, office 533 Kearny,
r. Oaldand
Maurcgcot Pierre, laborer E. Artigues & Co., r. Fifth
Av, bet Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Maurer Charles J., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 244
Shotwell
MauicrClaraT. Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmopol-
itan Primary School, r. 724 Sixteenth
Maurer Frank A., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 724 Six-
teenth
Mauror Frederick A., searcher records, r. 724 Six-
teenth
MAUIIKR LEO, proptr Columbia Hotel. 741 Mar-
ket, r. 250 Sti^vensou
Maurer Peter, hairdrtssing saloon, 605 Mission, r.
652 J<i Natoma
Mauri Andres (Mauri Brothers), r. 8 Wetmore PI
Manri Brothirs (Joaquin, Andres, and Jose), import-
ers corks and corkwoods, 411 Sacramento
Mauri Joaquin (Mauri Brothers) , r. Australia
Mauri Jose (Mauri Brothers), r. 8 Wetmore PI
Maurice Eliza Mrs., glas.sware, 324 Third
Maurice William F., r. 68 Oregon
Maurice. See Morris
Mauricio Alberti, laborer Joseph Brisco, r. Fell, bet
Broderlck and Devisadero
Maurin Jean, cook French Hospital, r. 824 Mont
Maurin John B., hatter, 338 Fourth
Maurin Joseph, wagonmaker Baptist Lacaze
Maurin Jules, teacher French andsiience, r. 400 Gesry
Maurin P., French Zouves' Armory, 537 Sacramento
Mauritz George, laborer Lobos Square Packing House,
r. N s Bay, ur Buchanan
Maury J. commodore Pacific Mail S. S. City of Tokio
Mauser Albrecht, driver Bay Brewery, r. 736 Brannan
Mausier M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
MauBShardt Charles, miller H. Westerfeld, cor Minne-
sota and Nevada
Mausshardt Conrad, r. 623 Fell
Mautalen Charles, bootmaker George Hepp, r. 442
Grt-en
Mautz Albert, salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 723 Bush
Mavricich Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Mavrocordato Martin, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Mawdsley George, r. 1 Gardner Alley
Mawer Joseph, waiter G. Tab.n-s, 216 Ninth
Max D., Hebrew Benev. Soc, 643 Sacramento
Max George, painter, r. 48 Ritch
Max Hermann, seaman, r. 143^ Gilbert
Maxaner George, shoemaker, 1511 Mason
Maxcy Lena, domestic 603 Treat Av
Maxey Frederick, painter, r. 48 Minna
Blaxfield Edward, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.
Maxfield George, seaman, r. 423 Fremont
Maxfield George L., organbuilder John Bergstrom, r.
E s Prosi>ect Av, near Esmeralda
Maxfield George R., second officer S. S. Ancon, r. SE
cor Harrison and Fremont
Maxfield Isabella (widow), furnished rooms,. 204 Mc-
Allister
Maxfield Levi, blacksmith, N s Silver Av, University
Mound
Maxsala Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Maxson Frank (Crystal Soda Water Co.), r. SiE cor
Bush and Broderick
Maxwell Alice (widow), r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell Audrew, waiter, r. 10 Hubbard
Maxwell Edward, painter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Maxwell Fred, salesman Carlson & Currier, r. 419 Sut
Maxwell George 1''. extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. I)., r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell George H., shorthand reporter Brown tt
Maxwell, r. 712 Shotwell
Maxwell George R., clerk First National Gold Bank of
San Francisco, r. 257 Twelfth
Maxwell J. J., with R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oakland
Maxwell John, carpenter, r. 721 Natoma
Maxwell John, porter James O'Haulon, r. 1911 Stock
Maxwell M. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Primary
School
Maxwell Patrick, blacksmith, 257 Twelfth
Maxwell Peter, laborer Clipper Restaurant, r. 524
Mission
Maxwell Richard T., physician, office and r. 135 Kear
Maxwell Thomas, carpenter, 327 Turk, r. 13 Van Ness
Av
Maxwell Wesley, painter, r. 911 Harrison, rear
Maxwell William, porter Kline & Co., r. 1911 Stockton
Maxwell William A. (Brown & Maxwell), and official
shorthand reporter Priibate Court, office 604 Mer-
chant, room 13, r. 3 (Jlen Park Av
Maxwell William J., engineer, r. 126 Eighth
May Alfred, boots and shoes, 416 Third, r. 159 Silver
May Andrew, laborer, r. NE cor Illinois and Shasta
May Anton, cigiir factory, 1060 Howard, r>ar
May Belle Mrs., instructress Wheeler & Wilson
Manuf Co., r. 603 Bush
May 0. D. T., carpenter, r. 907 Folsom
May David, engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. International
Hotel
May Edward, bookkeeper Livingston & Co., r. 433
Geary
May Edward, peddler, r. 12 Moss
May Frank B., bookkeeper J. C. Johnson & Co., r. (J03
Bush
May Fulton H., engineer, r. 336 Vallejo
May G., driver Potrero and Bay View R. B.
May George, clerk, r. 22 Geary
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
MAY
573
MAY
May George B., r. 1313 Taylor
( May Gerard, clerk William J. Newman, r. HI!) Stock
May OuBtave, plumber and gasfittc r, r. 2ii31 Mission
May Uonry, inspector Custom House, r. 435 Bryant
May John, clerk Adolpli Grieser, r. Octavia, bet Ful-
ton and McAllister
May John, expressman, r. 424 Brannan
May John, solicitor. Golden Eagle Hotel
May Joseph (LivinRston & Co.) , r. Europe
May Josei^hine (widow), furnished rooms, 758 Har-
rison
May Louis (Bach & May) , r. 2031 Mission
May Magdalene (widow), r. 191G Buchanan
May Nancy E. (widow) . r. E sFair Oaks, bet Twenty-
tbird and Twenty-fourth
Mav Prosper (Prosiier May & Co.) , r. 2"i Montgomery
MAY PROSPER & CO.. jobber and wholesale
liquors, 33 Sutti r
May R. J., mining secretary, r. The Baldwin
May Rosie, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. O. Kendall, r. 117
Ma-<on
May Solomon, manager Golden Gate Laundry, r. 2031
Mission
May W., r. 313 Ninth
May William, butcher William Wetzel, i. 325 Twenty-
second
May William, housepainter, r. Turk St. Hotel
May William B. (Snow & May), r. 1114 Clay
May & Bach (Louis May and Isaac Bach) , proptrs
Golden Gate Laundry, Sixteenth, bet Second Av
and Valencia
Mayar Peter, longsl.oreman G. H, Whitney, Pier 10,
Steiiart
Maybell John, r. 19 Hollis
Maybell Stephen, machinist, r. Fairmount tract, nr
School House
MAYBELLE CONSOIilDATED MINING CO.
(Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.), George A. Holden sec-
retary, olKce 310 Pine, room 27
Mayberry Hall, 2419 Mission
Mayberry John L., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 5 Mason
Mayberry J. W., builder, r. 418 Capp
Mayberry. See Maybury
Maybery Charles M., janitor Armory Block, r. 108
Tehama, rear
Maybliim Moritz, capitalist, office 218 Battery, r. 1353
Post
Mayborn Mary J. Mrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 320 hi Bitch
Maybury Richard, shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. 310 >i Waller
Maybury. See Mayberry, and Maybery
Mayel Benno, cook, r. 812 Jackson
Mayenburk J., upholsterer, r. 34 Mary
Mayer Abraham, bookkeeper Frank & Co., r. 568 Min
Mayer Albert M. S., bookkeeper Centennial Planing
Mill, r. 117 Taylor
Mayer Amadeo J., engineer Cutting Packing Co.,r. 668
Mission
Mayer A. S,, waiter, r. NE cor Fifth and Brannan
Mayer Aiifiust, market, SW cor Howard and Fifteenth,
r. 431 Hayes
Mayer Bmihard, teamster George Mayer
Mayer Caroline (widow), r. 721 Broadway
Mayer Charles, baker, r. G09 Jackson
Mayer Charles (Calilbmia Cloak and Suit Manuf Co.),
and cloaks and suits, 145 Post, r. 820 Guerrero
MAYER CHARLES, oyster andchop house. Grand
Central Market, r. 411 Grove
Mayer Charles, oy.-ter house Mission Market, SE cor
Mission and Sixteenth, r. 5(30 Minna
Mayer Charles, tailor J. Wisluzil, r. 406 Stockton
Mayir Charlts Jr., clerk Charles Mayer, r. 411 Grove
Mayer Charles A. T., bookkeeper Charles Mayer, r.
820 Guerrero
Mayir Charles C, salesman A. Glootz, r. 1221 Clay
Mayer Christopher C, cooper S. Lachman & Co., r.
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Mayer Emil, bookkeeper Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 1221
Clay
Mayer Emil,. office 123 California, room 39, r. 504 Bush
Mayer Fanny Miss, r. 603 Polk
Mayer Frank, laborer Hansa Hotel, r. 429 Bush
Mayer Frederick, restaurant. Railroad Av, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth avs. South S. F.
Mayer Frederick K., receiving clerk New City Hall, r.
13 Washington Av
Mayer George, r. 1142 Mission
Mayer George, teamster, office 301 California, r. 530
Seventeenth
Mayer Gustavus W. Rev., teacher German University
' City College, r. 2217 Sixteenth
Mayer Henry (Mayer & Hirshfeld), r. 233 Oak
Mayer Henry, capt.iiu schr Veto. India Dock
Mayer Henry, clerk Salomon Eohlmaii, r. 7 Seventh
Maytr Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Broadway
and Ohio
Mayer Henry L., assistant engineer Clay Street Hill R.
R., r. 1222 Jackson
Mayer Isidor H., bookkeeper Miller & Eaton, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Mayer Jacob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearny
Mayer James C, engineer, r. 12 Rincoii Av
Mayer J. H,, blacksmith, r. Brun's Hotel
Mayer John (ilissler & Mayer), r. 519 Greenwich
Mayer Johu, waiter Tlie Baldwin, r. 40') Stevenson
Mayer John L., blacktmith Andresen Bros,, r. 933
Mission
Mayer Joseph, moneybroker, 312 California, r. 29
Dupont
MAYER JOSEPH, organ manuf, 127 Page
Mayer Joseph, tinsmith and plumber, 669 Howard, r,
907 McAllister
Mayer Joseph E., soliciting agent, r. 1057 3<; Folsom
Mayer Jules (E. G. Lyons & Co.), r. 605 Eddy
Mayer Leman S., salesman Bachman Bros., r. 837 Mc-
Allister
Mayer Leon, jeweler, r. 318 Sixth
Mayer Leopold, clerk County Tax Collector, r. 1430
Ellis
Mayer Marcus (Galinger & Mayer), r. 528 Turk
Mayer Marks, confectioner, r. 621 Ellis
Mayer Mary (widow) , r. 256 Perry
Mayer Matthew, tailor, r. )15]1 Mason
Mayer Michael, farmer, r. 609 Jackson
Mayer Nathan (Sikes, Mayer & Lachman), r. Lick
House
Mayer N. J., r. 1 Hardie PI
3IAYER PHILIP, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eleventh and Natoma
Mayer Rudolf, shirtmuker, 14 Dupont, rear
Mayer Rudolphe, wood and coal, 256 Perry
Mayer Samson, upholsterer, r, 568 Minna
Mayer Samuel, clerk Samuel Lorie, r. 907 McAllister
Mayer Samuel, groceries and liquors, 721 Broadway
Mayer Samuel Jr., butcher Julius Koppel, r. 721
Broadway
Mayer Samuel D., surveyor Commercial L^nion Assur-
ance Go., office 221 Sansom, r. Palace Hoiel
Mayer Simon, ex public administrator, office 636 Clay,
r. 1022 Larkin
Mayer Wendelin, proptr Pioneer Exchange, SW cor
California and Montgomery, r. 613 Powell
Mayer William, r. 2215 Post
Mayer William, bootblack Nicolai Iverson, r, Waldo
House
MAYER iSs HIRSCHFELD (Henry Mayer and
Peter Hirschfeld) , merchant tailors, 20 Mint
Mayer. See Maler, Meier, Meyer, Mitr, and Myer |
Mayerhafer Peter, with Wannenmacher Ac Kronenberg, [
r. 225 Fulton
Mayerhofer Hannah (widow), r. 3 Verba Buena
Mayerhofer Walter F., clerk, r. 3 Verba Buena |
Mayers A. R Co., dealers fractional shares mining
s^ck, 240 Montgomery, room 7
Mayers A. L., capitalist, r. llUi Oak
Mayers Alexander, cigarmaker, r. 568 Minna
Mayers Alfred (A. Mayers & Co.), r. Oakland
Mayers Benjamin, salesman Julius Samuels, r. 11
Oak
Mayers David L., clerk, r. 11 Oak
Mayers Henry, watches, diamonds and jewelry, 206
Montgomery
Mayers John, boots and shoes, 1712 Leavenworth
Mayers Jose)}h J., gluemaker Cal. Glue Works, r. E B
De Haro bet Sixteenth and ElDonido
Mayers Morris, window glfcss, 716 Waehingt. n, r. 3031
Sixteenth
Mayers Phillip, collector, r. Ill Hayes
Ma.vers Rachel Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 3031 hixt eutli
Mayers Robert, watches and jewelry, 213 Kearny, r.
Lombard PI, bet Stockton and Powell
Mayers Robert W., stationery and fancy goods, 1646
Polk, r. Lombard PI, bet Stockton and Powell
Mayers. See Meyers and Myers
Mayes George, oyster and chop house, 40-42 Califor-
nia Mark( t, r. 1018 Sutter
Mayfair Harry, clerk, r. 709 Polk
Mayfield Abraham, capitalist, r. 15 Harriet
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Joeepli Morizio secretary, office 328 Montgomery,
room 24
Mayflower Silver Mining Co. (Lincoln Co.,NeT.), J.
W. Pew secretarv, office 310 Pine, room 15
MAYHEW, EARNEST & CO. (H. Allen May-
hew and J. T. Earnest;, grainbrokers and commis-
eion merchants, office 302 Davis, rooms 3-4
Mayhew Enoch C, solicitor E. Pettijohn, r. 126
Sixth
Mayhew H. Allen (Mayhew, Earnest & Co.), r. Brook-
lyn
Mayhew Hebron B., deputy collector U. S. Internal
KeTenue, r. 1024 Mission
Mayhew Henry H. (Coffin & Mayhew). r. 686 Twen-
tieth
Mayhew John H., master mariner, r. 18 Guy PI
Mayhew William, longshoreman, r. 713 Front
Mayhew William B., driver Athearn & Co., r. N s
Church bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
MAYHEW WILLIAM E., druggist and chemist,
144 Fourth, r. 202 Fourth
Mayhot Joseph, cellarmau McMillan & Kester, r. cor
Mason and Green
Mayle Charles, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.
Maylone G. SV., mining superintendent, r. 502 Mason,
Mayuadier Mackenzie, pressman E. Detrick & Co., r.
21 Haight
Maynard Addison H., painter Frost & Richards, r.
Prescott House
Maynard Alice Miss, r. 213 Page
Mavnard David D., r. 743 Pine
MAYNARD GEORGE F. , auditor city and coun-
tv. office New City Hall, first floor, r. 16 South
Park
Maynard George H., clerk Josejjh Bassctt, r. Prescott
House
Maynard Henry G., miner, r. 720 Bush
Maxuar.l James B., clerk general freight office Cen-
" tral Pac. R. R., r. 1417 Bush
MAVNARD JOHN C, insurance commissioner
State of California, office 401 California, room 6,
r. San Mateo
Mavnard John H., secretary Walters' Fruit Dryer
' Manuf Co.. office 315 Cal, rooms 1-2, r. 744 Ellis
Maynard Julia Mrs., r. 14 Adair
Maynard Latayytte Mrs. (widow), r. 114 Powell
Maynard Lucien S., carpenter Holland & Kuppel, r.
235 Perry
Maynard Stephen B., cigars, 215 Sixth, r. 633 3ii Na-
toma
Maynard's Building, NW cor California and Battery
Mayn.' Anastasia, domestic 720 Union
Mayne CharU-s, capitalist, office with Belloc & Co.,
624 Montgomery
Mayne Hsnry J., bhipcarpenter, r. 646 Folsom
Mayne Joseph F., salesman Keane Bros., r. 313 Stock
Mayne. Ste Main
Mayner Abraham, confectioner, r. 124 Hayes
Mayntzer Josejih, butcher, r. 607 Greenwich, rear
Mayo A. K. P., sawyer, r.358 Minna
Mayo Charles, ))ilot, office U. S. Court Building, room
y, r. 1111^ Montgomery
Mayo Clara E. Miss, medium, office and r. 110 O'Far-
rell
Mayo Francis, cook, r. 127 Jackson
Mayo James, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 647 Mission
Mayo M. Mrs., r. 961 Mission
Mayo Maggie A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 961 Mission
Mayo Nathaniel C, contractor, r. 110 O'Farrell
Mavo Ri hard G., painter, r. 1107 Pine
MAYOR SAN FRANCISCO, office New City
Hall, first floor
Mayow Ernest, laborer Columbia Foundry, r. 19 Fol-
som Av
Mayow Robert, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 19 Folsom
Av
Mayrisch Adolph (Mayriech Brothers & Co.) , r. Ala-
meda
MAYRISCH BROTHERS & CO. (Ado^ih,
Gustavo and Itudolph Mayrisch), manufs cigars,
and importers manuiactured, and leaf tobacco,
405 Battery, cor Clay
Mayrish Gustave (Mayrisch Brothers & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
Mayrisch Otto, cigar manufacturer, 213 Montgomery
Av, r. 900 )<4 Filbert
Mayrisch Otto Jr., laborer Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
900 X Filtjert
Mayrisch Rudolph (Mayrisch Brothers & Co.), r. 914
Greenwich
Mays William H., physician, office and r. 518 Sutter
Mavsenhalder Frederick, teamster E. K. Howes & Co.,
r. 522 M Shotwell
Mayson Joseph M., stockbroker, office 314 Pine, r. TOl
Stockton
Maywald William, butcher Dawson & Ortmann, r.
2519 California
Mazera Andrew, gardener, r. 607 Union
Mazera Guiseppe, shoemaker, r. 607 Union
Mazera John, cartman, r. 607 Union
Mazia Label L., restaurant, 23 Vallejo
Mazor George, waiter Meyer & Muehe, r. 320 Du-
pont
Mazzi Philippe, barkeeper White House Hotel, r. 420
Jackson
MazziasG. M., captain sloop Solferino, Jacksoa St.
Wharf, r. 745 Pacific
Mazzini Adrian, clerk, r. 222 Broadwaj'
Mazzini Juan B., carpenter, r. 21 Lafayette PI
Mazzoiiivich John, artist, r. 615 Stockton
McABEE ALEXANDER, superintendent The
Baldwin, NE cor Market and Powell
McAbee Hugh, laborer, r. 233 First
McAdam Alexander J., shipwright John Hammonfl,
r. 320 Ivy Av
Mc.4.dam Edward, woolgrader E. Grisar & Co., r. W •
Church, bet T^venty-third and Twenty-fourth
McAdam John, laborer, r. cor Joy and California At
McAdam Neil L., shipcarpenter, r. 320 Ivy Av
McAdam Vincent, shipcarpenter, r. 320 Ivy At
McAdams Annie (widow), r. Army, nr Noe
McAdams Edward, copperplate printer A. L. Ban-
croft & Co., r. 139 Clara, rear
McAdams John, longshoreman, r. N 6 Faith, bet Cal-
fornia Av and Brewster
McAdams John, boileriuaker.r. Es Capp,bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth, rear
McAdams Patrick, bricklaj-er, r. 725 Brannan
McAdams Patrick, bricklayer, r. 1217 Columbia
McAdees J., nelper Risdon I. and L. Works
McAdoo Annie domestic 910 Ellis
McAdoo John, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
2715 Mission
McAdiio John, waiter, r. 5 Montgomery Court
McAFEE BOILER W ORKS, McAfee, Wheeler
& Co. proptrs. office and w>jrks 21U-214 Spear
McAFEE BROS. (C. W. and L. C. McAfee), real
estate, office 202 Sansom, room 3
McAfee C. William (McAfee Bros.) , r. 700 Post
MjAfee Edwin E., clerk banking department Welle,
Fargo & Co., r. 602 Leavenworth
McAfee John, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Work*, r.
711 Treat Av
McAfee L. C. (McAfee Bros.), and swamp land engi-
neer, office 202 Sansom, r. 1310 Taylor
McAfee Thomas C, clerk auditug department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 700 Post
McAFEE, WHEELER & CO, (William McAfee,
Samuel H.Wheeler, and James Hamilton) , proptrs
McAfee Boiler Works, office and works 210-214 ,
Spear
McAfee William (McAfee, Wheeler & Co.), r. Til
Treat Av
McAfee William A., machinist Fulton Iron Worka, r.
711 Treat Av
McAfee William H., patternmaker, r. 13 Garden
McAlaney Patrick, laborer William Kerr, r. 911 Bat-
ter j', rear
McAlap William, captain Bchr Trustee, foot Boale
McAleer Alice (widow), r. 425 Shipley
McAleer Andrew, bookkeeper, r. SW cor Haight and
W'ebster
McAleer Charles, parcel clerk O'Connor, Moft"*tt &
Co., r. 10 Silver
McAleer Edward C, collector Hutchinson & Mann, r.
921 Powell
McAleer Francis, boilermaker, r. 679}^ Clementina
McAleer Frank, tanner Crowley & Co., r. 1218 Hamp-
shire
M -Aleer Hugh, sawyer Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r. 48
Tehama
McAleer James, boilermaker, r. 806 Vallejo
Mc.\lfcer James J., driver Abram D. Miller, r. W s
San Bruno, nr. Silver Av
McAleer Julia, Mrs., r. 806 Vallejo
McAlester William F. (Madison, Burke & Co.), r. San
Rafael
McVlister Alfred J., upholsterer Thomas McAlister
BULLOCK «S; JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Pine Neck Wear
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M>:All8ter Benjamin B., engineer Southern Pac.R. R.,
r. 1937 Stevenson
McALISTER CHARLES, superintendent West
Coast Furniture Co., NW cor Fourth and Bryant,
r. 3J Twelfth
McAlisttr Edward, clerk West Coast Furniture Co.,r.
;i2 Twelfth
McAlister John, hostler La Grande Laundry Co., r.
IG'JT Howard
McAlister Robert E., assistant superintendent West
Coast Furniture Co., r. (J'25 Harrison
McAli6ter Thomas, upholsterer, NW cor Leavenworth
and Sutter, r. 210 Austin
Mc.Mister William H., cigar dealer, r. 112 Eddy
McAlister. See McAUi-ster and McCallister
ML-AUaiuy Mary, domestic Clarendon House, NE cor
Second and Folaom
McAllep John W., captain 8. 8. Empire, r. 1121 Ellis
McAUep Vincent, seaman 8. 8. Idaho, Broadway
Wharf
McAlUster A. Rev., U. 8. N., r. Clarendon House, NE
cor Second and Folsom
McAllister Agnes Miss, housemaid, 1104 Sacramento
McAlli-ter Archibald, carpenter O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
M< Alli.stc-r Augu.st, carpenter J. Scheercr, r. Oakland
McAllister B. B., stationary engineer Southern Pac.
U. R., r. 1937 Stevenson
McAllister Frank B., silversmith, r. 1937 Stevenson
McAllister G., r. 121 Montgomery
McAllister George W., printer, r. 1413 Jackson
McAllister G. Watson, bookkeeper Dr. William F.
McNu(t, r. 120.5 Jackson
McAllister Hall (McAllister & Bergin), attorney at
law, othce 3«-39 Nevada Block, r. 517 Mason
McAUi.ster Harriet A. (widow), r. 1205 Jackson
McAllister J., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 725
Bu.sh
McAlliat'jr James, clerk Hodgkins & Trevoy. r. 2.50
Clementina
McAllister John, laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
1027 Howard
McAllister Robert, carpenter, r. 30 Tyler
McAlUs-ter William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McAllister William B., dentist, office 702 Market, r.
2ij2» Sacramento
McAUihter William F., physician and quarantine of-
ficer, office 502 Battery, r. The Baldwin
McAllister «& BERGIX (Hall McAllister,
and Thomas I. Bergin) , att jrueys at law, othce 38-
39 Nevada Block
McAllister. See McAlister and McCallister
McAllum Daniel, watchman 8. 8. Constantino, Broad-
way Wharf
McAllyne James, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead
Works
McAlpin Alexander C, chemist John Calvert, r. NW
cor Fourth and Howard
Mc.\lpin Arthur B., photographer, 427 Montgomery,
r. 1513 M Market
McAlpiu Charle.s A., painter, r. 1514 Pacific At
McAlpiu Margaret (widow) , r. 908 Lombard
McAlpin. See Macalpiii
McAlvey John J., laborer Andrew Ond^rdouk
McAually Elizabeth Miss, r. 3 Bryant At
McAua:ly Emma Miss, r. 3 Bryant Av
McAniilly Hannah (widow), r. 3 Bryant At
McAna ly Joseph, laborer, r. 3 Bryant At
McAnally Mary Mrs., r. 411 Main
McAnally. See McNally
McAndrew Thomas, iron molder, r. 31 Perry
McAudrews John, expressman, r. 9 Midway
McAueny George B., broker, office 52 Nevada Block,
r. Grand Hotel
McAntny James, hostler Healy i Fagen, r. 332 Bueh
McAneny Mary P. Miss, assistant St. Joseph's Grain-
mar School, r. 1410 Folsom
McAnespia John, laborer, r. S s Pixley, nr Fillmore
McAunany Patrick, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
McAnniy Bernard W., chief engineer Pa-itic Mail
B. S. City of New York, r. 41G Van Ness Av
McAnney Peter, laborer, r. 8 s Nebraska, nr Twenty-
Fourth
McAppen Peter, seaman, r. 448 Bryant
McAraii Patrick, stableman James Tompkinson, r. 69
Minna
McAran Patrick (McAran & Co.) , r. 132G Mi.^sion
McARAIV <&CO. (Patrick McAran) , wholesale vrines
and liquors, 322-324 Front
McAran. See McArrou
McArandy Dennis, cook, r. 20X Fifth
McArary Ellen J., dressmaker, r. N b Union, bet Saa-
som and Montgomery
McArary John, bootmaker, r. N s Union, bet 8an8om
and Montgomery
McArce Owen, laborer Union Ironworks, r. 24 Ji Lang-
ton
McArdle Arthur, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
Tehama
McArdle Bernard, service man S. F. Gae Light Co., r.
656 )i Minna, rear
McArdle Edward, printer Bradley & Rulofson, r. 429
Montgomery
McArdle Henry, laborer Columbia Foundry, r. 1519
Ellis
McArdle Jameg E., tinsmith W.W. Montague & Co., r.
115 Davis
McArdle John, chief engineer stm San Vicente, r. E.«
Washington Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
McArdle John, porter S.W. Rosenstocki Co.. r. 1C04
Pacific Av
McArdle Kate Mrs., varieties, 1604 Pacific Av
McArdle Lawrence, fireman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
Tehama
McArdle Michael, r. 21 Stanford
McArdle Owen, bartender Peter McArdle, r. 777 Mar-
ket
McArdle Patrick, bartender John F. Carroll, r. 51*
Jessie
McArdle Peter, liquor saloon, SE cor Market and
Fourth, r. 1 Fourth
McArdle Philip, bricklayer, r. 435 Pine
McArdle ^imon, books and stationery. Palace Hotel,
r. 510 Stockton
McArdle Thomas, painter, r. 656 Minna, rear
McArdle Thomas, stevedore, r. 403 Main
McArdle. See McCardle
Mc.\rron Charles (McArron & Sophey) , r. 820 Folsom
McArron James, liquor saloon, 710 Battery
McArron John, horseshoer, 528 Fourth, r. 38 Freelon
McArron Martin, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
McArron ^ Sophey (Charles McArron, and Joseph
Sophey) , carriagebuilders, 820-822 Folsom
McArron. See McAran
McArthur C. Mrs., teacher music, r. 104 Powell
McArthur Daniel, waiter, r. S\V cor First and Mission
McArthur Daniel Jr., cook, r. 418 Drumm
McArthur J., miner, r. 519 Sacramento
McArthur Jane (widow), r. 142 Seventh
McArthur John, clerk Pacific Mail S. 8. Co., r. 2221
Jackson
McArthur Johnson, seaman, r. King Street House
Mc.\rthur William E., secretary Postmaster S. F., r.
137 Montgomery
McAser David J. (Burke & McAsey), r. 337 Bryant
McAsey Patrick, seaman, r. 1 Alger PI
McAtee Patrick, contractor, r. 1722 Mission
McAuley Amanda Miss, r. 1 Eddy
McAuley Henry, painter, r. 1G7 Minna
McAuley Josejih, carpenter, r. 167 Minna
McAuley Josi^ph Jr., X'luiiiber, r. 107 Minna
McAuley Kate E. Miss, r. 1 Eddy
McAuley Mary Miss, cigarmaker Sanderson & Hom,r.
1 Eddy
McAuley Thomas, cocoanut fibre manufactory, W •
Michigan, nr Shasta
McAuley. See Macauley, McCauley and McCauUey
McAuliffe Anna Miss, cloakmaker, r. 028 Minna
McAulifle C, laborer Golden Gate Park
McAuliffe Cornelius, laborer, r. 414 Jones
McAulitt'e Cornelius, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
McAuliffe Daniel, groceries, NW cor Alabama and
Twenty-Second
McAuliffe Daniel, tanner Crowley & Co., r. NW cor
Twenty-second and Alabama
McAuliffe Dennis, tanner, r. cor Twenty-fifth and
Hampshire
McAuliffe Dennis, with James Thomas, r. NW cor Main
and Brj'ant
McAuliffe Eugene, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SE lor Hampshire and Twentieth
McAuliffe Florence J., teacher, r. 106 Seventh
McAuliffe Florence T. (McAulifle & Gard), r. 126 Sev-
enth
McAuliffe James, tinner and currier Crowley k Co., r.
N s Twenty-sixth, bet Alabama and Columbia
McAulitl'e Jeremiah, coachman, r. 305 Austin
McAuliffe John, fruit peddler, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McAuliffe John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
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McAuliflfe John J., liquor saloon. SE cor Twenty-third
and York, r. SE cor Twentieth and Hampshire
McAuliffe Julia, domestic Clarendon House, NE cor
Sfcoiid and Folsom
McAuliffe Margaret (widow), r. i Salmon
McAuliflf Mar-;a et (widow), r. 17 Stanford
Mc 'ul ff ■ Mary Mias, seanistiess, r. i Salmon
McAuliffe Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 40-1 Folsom
McAuliffe M ry Mrs., jauitress Columbia Street Pri-
mary Sciool, r. cur Hampshire and Twentieth
McAuliffe Michael A. (McAuliffe & Co.), r. Nevada
House
McAuli fife Patrick, plasterer, r. 118 Gilbert
McAul iffe P;itri<k H., waiter, r. 122 York
McAulifle Timuthy, fruit.staud, NE cor Kearny and
W ashington, r. cor Hincliley and Piuckuey PI
McAulitte it Co. (Michael A. McAulifle) , teas and gro-
cer es, 144-146 Sixth
McAuliffe >t Gard (Florence T. McAuliffe and Jacob
Gard) , coffiu manul's., 516 Eighth
McAvey Thomas (McAvey & Lacey), r. 1830 Market
McAvey & Lacey (Thomas McAvey and Timothy
Lacey) , wood and coal, 625 Howard
McAvity Amelia B. (widow), r. 42(iM Fell
McAvoy — , longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
McAvoy Daniel, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 24
Hunt
McAvoy Daniel, laborer Dunsmulr, Diggle & Co., r. 37
Sairameuto
McAvoy David, stableman Moses Hart, r. 108 William,
rear
McAvov Edward, baker California Cracker Co., r. 8
Ohio
Mc.^vy James, storekeeper S. S. George W. Elder,
Ori'gon S. S. Co., Folsom Street Wharf
McAvoy James G., plasterer John Q. Garfield, r. 6 Ivy
Av
McAvoy John, laborer, r. 46 Jessie
M. Avoy John, painter, r. 614 ii Minna
MiAvoy Joseph H., r. 212 Taylor
McAvoy Margaret (widow), r. 639 Tyler
UcAV' y Michael, fireman stm Amador, Oakland Ferry,
r. 115 Eleventh
McAvoy Michael, teamster California Ciacker Co., r. 8
0 .io
McAvoy Nancy (widow) . r. 110 Vicksburg
McAvoy Thomas, iliachiuehand California Cracker
1 o., r. 8 Ohio
Mc-iny Virgil, signpainter John A. Donovan, r.
v.i^i-4 Minna
McAvcjy. See McEvoy
McBaiii C. Bruce, brakeman Southern Pac. K. E., r.
765 Howard
McBay Charles W., special policeman, r. West End
House
McBt an George B., r. 507 Stevenson
McBean James, shipcarpnter, r. 25 Gilbert
McBean Marion (widow), r, 52'.) Green
McB<;in t eter McG. (Gladding, McBean & Co.), r. 501
Gcarv
McBoden Allan, bookseller, r. 523 Kearny, room 57
MiBoweu Samuel, rurrier, r. 1818 Stockton
McBoyle, — . heater Pac. Kolling Mill, r. Es Michigan,
nr Shasta
McBoyle A. *: Co., druggists and chemists, 504 Wash
M. Boyle Alexander (A. McBoyle & Co.), r. 815 Tyler
McBn'yle George J., clerk George Loomis, r. 814 Cal
MeBoyle Joseph, clerk Wilson & Hutchinson, r. 814
California
McBnarty Edward, morocco finisher Bloch & David-
son, r. 522 Eightli
McBriarty Patrick, laborer, r. 115 Dore
McBride A. Mrs., assistant liousekeeper Lick Honse
McB ide Catharine (widow) , r. 832 Shotwell
McBride D( niiis (McBride & Cluin), r. 12 Sherman
McBrido i;dv/;ird, teamster, r. 48 Silver
McBnde Edward Jr., earner Evening Bulletin, r. 48
Silver
McBride Fmncis, longshoreman, r. 28 First
McBUIDIi: HtNRY E., attorney at law, office
iio7 Clay, r. 515 Kearny
M Bri le James, machinist Risdon I. and t. Works
McBride James, tiuroofer Coulin & Koberts, r. 716
Teliama
McBride Jane, domestic, r. 48 Silver
MiHride J. H., physician, r. 124 Tyler
M Bride John, bellmiin Grand Hotel
Mc. ride John, engineer Pacific Iron Works, r. W s
Bryani Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twepty-fifth
McBride John, minei , r. Montgomery's Hotel
McBride M., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
McBride Martha (widow) , r. 716 Tehama
McBride Michael, r. SE cor Vallejo and Baker
McBride Owen, fireman Central Pac. R. R Co.'s stm
Transit, r. 43 Tehama
McBride Patrick, carrier Evening Post and Morning
Call, r. 26 Perry, rear
McBride Robert B., r. 415 Eddy
MiBride Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Downey, rear
McBride Thomas, teamster, r. 48 Silver
McBride William, decorator Frank G. Edwards, r. 224
Eighth
McBride William, driver Omnibus R. R.
McBRIDE & CLUIN (Dennis McBride and Ed-
ward F. Cluin), produce commission, 117 Drumm
McBurnie William, shipcarpenter, r. 2021 Hyde
McCabe Anna (widow), r. 65 Minna
McCabe Bernard, groceries and liquors, SE cor Jessie
and Anthony
McCabe Catharine, dressmaker, 506 Bryant
McCabe Celia Mrs., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
McCabe Edward, student University Mound College
McCabe Ellen (widow), r. 724 Brunuau, rear
McCabe Ellen Miss, r. 263^ Kearny
McCabe Eugene C, first assistant engineer Pacific
Mail S. S. China
McCabe Hugh, furniture, 631 Third, r. (541 Third
McCabe James, r. 712 Guerrero
McCabe James, attorney at law, office 640 Clay, room
3, r. Overland House
McCabe James, bookkeeper, r. 65 Minna
McCabe James, fireman S. S. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf, r. 114 Natoma
McCabe James, laborer, r. 55 Minna
McCabe James, packer C. C. Burr & Co., r. 914 J^ Har
McCnbe John, extraman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D.
McCabe John, laborer, r. 160 Shijiley, rear
McCabe John, molder Hope Iron Works, r. W s Ten-
nesse, bet Mariposa and Solano
McCabe John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
McCabe John H., theatrical agent, r. 235 Kearny
McCabe John M., painter California Paint Co., r.
Fourth Street Hotel
McCabe M;iggie Jliss, machine operator Buckingham
& Hecht, r. 411 Oak
McCabe Marian (widow), r. Ns Point Lobos Av, nr
Eighteenth Av
McCabe Mary (widow) , r. 1141 Harrison
McCab(i Matthew, woodturner, r. 511 Howard
McCabe Michael, laborer, r. Harmony Hotel
McCabe Michael, laborer S. F. Grading and Macada-
mizing Co., Long Bridge
McCabe Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r.414 Clem
McCabe Morris, teamster, r. 310 Folsom, rear
McCabe Owen, feather warerooms and pillow manu-
factory, 1)21 Market, r. 10 Washington Av
McCabe Owen, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
McCabe P., macliinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
M Cabe Patrick, r. 116 Jones
McCabe Patrick, carriage ijainter Thomas Costigan
McCabe Patrick, hostler J. H. Swain, r. 417 Folsom
McCabe Peter, boilermaker Pacific Iron Works, r. 521
Howard
McCabe Peter, laborer, r. 117 Oregon
McCabe Richard J., organist St. Francis Church, r.
1220 Kearny
McCabe Sarah, domestic 1232 Post
McCabe Thomas, carp 'Uter, r. N s Montezuma, nr
California Av, Bernal Heights
McCabe \V. Mrs., .iaintress Putrero Primary School
McCabe William, r. 143 Third
M('Cabe. See MacCabe
McCaft'erty Dominick, r. 23 Elm Av
McCallerty Edward, r. 952 Mission
McCafl'erty Hugh, miner, r. S s Church Lane, bet Do-
lores and Church
McCaflVrty Neil, proptr Defiance Livery Stable, 1025
Market
M<Cailerty Rose, domestic, 845 Mission
McCafierty William, clerk Dennis Geary, r. 249 Fre-
mi int
McCatt'orty William, livery stable, 2417 Mission
McCallVry Hugh, tailor, r. 1204 Union
McCaffery Jennie Miss, r. 527 Twenty-second
McCaifery Matthew, mining, r. 127 Fair Oaks
McCafl'ery Michael, laborer, r. 433 3<j Grove
McCaflery Terrence, barkeeper James K. McCormick,
r. 163 Tehama
McCaflVey Bridget, furnished rooms, 64 Minna
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, f06 to 716 Kearny Si
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McCaffrey Edward, laborer, r. 719 Brunnnn, rear
McCaffrey Hugh, policeman City Hall, r. n MoultonPl
McCaffrey Jauif s, blacksmith N. B. aud Missiuu R. E.
McCafl'rey Johu, laborer, r. 420 Bi-oiidway. rear
McCaffrey John, plumber, r. C57 3'.- Stevenson
McCaffrey John, cook S. S. Anoon, Broadway Wharf
McCaffrey Michael, waiter J. C. Donley, r. .'509 Wash
McCaffrey Nellie Miss, dreBSnjakcr, r. 0 Moulton PI
McCafl'rey Patrick, bug sewer Neville & Co., r. ISVi
. Ireelon
McCaffrey Patrick, laborer, r. 107 Clinton
McC!.ft'rey Patrick, porti r Brunswick House
McCaffrey Patrick H., Btabkman Patrick Canavun, r.
1125 Howard
McCaffrey Thomas, blacksmith Fashion Stablee, r. 43
Ritch
McCaffrey W. H., r. Revere House
McCahey John, laborer Graufield & Hynes, r. 1.330
Washington
McCahon George (McCahon & Wallace), r. 347 Minna
MeCahcn Jaujes, driver, r. '2C< Perry, rear
McCahon & Wallace (George McCahon and John Wal-
lace), painters, 124 Fourth
McCain Andrew, seaman, r. Western House
McCain Jaiues S., merchant, office 404 Front, r. The
Baldwin
Mc(;all Andrew R., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. Commercial Hotel
McCall Eilen, domestic. 2707 Folsom
McC ALL JOSEPH G., general agent New York,
Lake Erie and Western R. R. Co,, office 140 Mont-
gomery, r. 291(! Clay
McCuU Mary, domestic, 731 Sixteenth
McCall Mary ^liss, dressmaker, r. 17 Harlan PI
McCall Philip, clerk, r. NW cor Dore and Harrison
McCall Robert, painter, r. 127 Jackson
McCail Samuel, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co., r.
Oakland
McCall Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. NWcor
Dore and Harri.son
McCali William, bricklayer, r. 21.'i Tyler
McCall William J., butcher James G. Shyne, r. 347
Fourth
McCiillig William, porter Heywood Brothers & Co., r.
22 Ash Av
McCallister Henry Clay, hairdresser Harris Bernard,
r. Twenty-second, nr Chattanooga
McCallister. See McAlister and Mi^Allister
McCallum Charles, first officer S. S. Salinas, Broad-
way Wharf
McCallum CoUuni, tailor M. Heft'ernau, r. 209 Clara
McCalman Bridget (widow), ironcr Standard Shirt
Factory, r. 31.5 Fifth
McCalvey J. J., miner, r. St. Charles Hitel
McCambriflge Andrew, patternmaker Union Iron
Works, r. 1215 Kearnv
McCammou E. E., stockbroker California Stock Ex-
change Board. 22 Leidesdorfl'
McCauahays Charles, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350
Tehama
McCandless Thomas, local policeman Mission Woolen
Mills, r. 192 Sixteenth
McCanu .\lice (widow), r. 217k' Eighth, rear
McCann Andrew, seaman, r. 21k Stauf' rd
McCaun Ann Mrs., lodgings, SE cor First and Mis
McCann'Bernard, carpenter, r. 217J<; Eighth, rear
McCann Bernard, dyer California Silk Manuf Co., r.
440 Clementina
McCann Bernard, longshoreman, r. 510 Mission
McCann Bridget (widow), r. Califoriaa Av, bet Isabel
and Figaro, Bernal Hiights
McCann Catherine Miss, tailoress, r. 2311 Polk
McCanu Charles T., driver I. Laudsberger & Co., r.
2311 Polk
McCann Daniel, hostler, r. 10 Merchant
McCann Daniel, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
McCann Edward, engineer, r. 440 Clementina
McCanu Ellen (widow), r. 1425 Hyde
McCaun Eugene, carpenter, r. 217"k Eighth, rear
McCanu Eugene Jr., carpenter, r. 217 3-i Eighth, rear
McCanu Fannie (widow), r. 2311 Polk
McCaun Francis T., engineer New City Hall, r. W s
Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
McCann Frank, laborer, r. 30 Second
McCiiuu Frank, laborer, r. 445 Clementina
McCann Frank, trackman Central R. R.
McCann Frank P., clerk Pacilic Rubber Paint Co., r.
321 Lombard
McCann George, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McCann James, r. 2724 Folsom, rear
McCaun Janus, carpenter, r, 1128 York
McCann James, dyer Califi ruia Silk Manuf Co., r.
Eleventh Av, near Railroad Av, South S. F.
McCaun James, enginec r. Commercial Hotel
McCaun James, laborir, r. S8 First
McCann James E. Mrs., r. 1425 Hyde
McCann Jann s J., clerk Sullivan & Ct le, r. 710 Laguna
McCanu John, r. 320 Trent Av
McCann Jolui, r. 1021 Mission, rear
McCann John, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r.
825 Post, rear
McCann John, curpenter, r. N s Duncan, bet Church
and Sancliez
McCann Johu, engineer, r. 440 Clementina
McCaun John, foreman Menzies & Bingham, r. W B
Sanstim, near Union
McCann John, laborer, r. Ws Boyce, N of Point Lobos
Av
McCann John, liquor saloon, SW cor Eighth and
Tehama
McCaun John H., clerk WLi;tier, Fuller & Co., r. 322
Lombard
McCann John R., r. 42 Perry
McCaun John L., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1013 Market
McCaun John T., sfonecutttr Leon E. Myers & Co., r.
Waller, bet Buchanan iind Webster
McC: nn Joseph R., maiblecutter J. k F. Kesseler, r.
Waller, bet Webster and Buchanan
McCann Josifliih R. Jr., stoucciit.er Jrk F. Kessler, r.
Waller, bet Buchanan and Wt bster
McCaun Kate Miss, tailoress William Nicolai, r. 2307
Polk
McCann L.. helper Risdon I. and L. Works
McCann Maria (widiw), baktry, 143 Third
McCann Maria, domestic 1312 Guerrero
McCaun Mary (widi w). r. 1021 Mission, rear
McCann Mathew, boiltrmaker, r. 217k Eighth, rear
McCann Michael, laborer, r. 15 Page
McCanu Michael, wool and hide dealer, r. 320 Treat Av
McCanu Nicholas, plumber and gasfitter, 716 Laguna
McCanu Owen, stevedore, r. 10 McLca Court
McCann Patrick, collector Howe Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 2724 Folsom
McCann Patrick, laborer, r. 524 Howard -
McCann Patrick, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale Street Wharf, r. 234 Folsom"
McCann Patrick, stableman J. F. & J. B. Murray, r.
e41 Second
McCann Peter, carpenter, r. 217 k Eighth, rear
McCann Peter, laborer, r. 232 Folsom
McC.inn Petir, sl.ipcalker. r. 611 Howard
McCann Peter, wholesale butcher, r. 1070 Bryant
McCaun Philip, driver Dennis Hayes, r. SE cor Kos-
ciusko auel Jeffersou
McCaun Richard, builder, r*. 7k Bowie Av
MeCanu Robert W., engineer, r. 440 Clementina
McCann Sarah C. (widow), ladies' nujse, r. 365 Jessie
McCanu St<pheu, teanjster Joseph Newbauer
MtCanu Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 118 Page
McCaun Thomas, elevatorman MeCoid, Bridge & Co.,
r. Ij9 Freelon
McCaun Thomas, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadwcy
McCanu Thomas, messenger Marine Keporter'e Office,
Meiggs' Wharf
McCann Thomas, seaman, r. 132 Steuart
McCanu Thomas H., speculator, r. 322 Le)mbard
McCanu William, bookkeeper Kelly & Egan, r. 230
Minna
McCaun William, engineer, r. 440 Clementina
McCann. See MacCann
McCauiia Mary (wid( w), r. 431 Clementina, rear
McCauui y Fraue is, liijue'r merchant, r. 1311k Kearr.y
McCaiity Auuie, r. 115 Second
McCardie Maria (widow), r. 850 Folsom
McCardle William J..\ arpeuter, r. 1407 Mason
McCardie. See McArdle
McCar!_;ar William H. (McCargar & Williams), r. 1646
Mission
McCargar \- Williams (William H. McCargar and Ed-
ward F. Williams), liquor saloon. 1646 Mission
McCarl James blacl smith, r. 243 Fremont
McCarney Neil, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Sltssingir & C.>., r. 276 Minna
McCarri' k John, laborer Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.
1605k Broderick
McCa: rick K« Miss, milliner. 135 Kearny
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McCarrick Patrick, blacksmith, r. SW cot Sansom
and Pine
McCarroll Thompson, laborer, r. Ocean House Bosd,
nr Junction
McCarron Alexander, seaman Central Pac. R.-R. stm
Transit, r. 134 Fourth
McCarron Dennis W., engineer Golden Gate Laundry,
r. S s Sixteenth, bet Second At and Valencia
McCarron John, blacksmith, r. 38 Freelon
McCarron Richard, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
McCarron William, laborer, r. Ocean House Road, nr
Mountain Spring House
McCarry Robert, stevedore, r. S s Union, nr Battery
McCarter William, carpenter, r. 321 Tehama
McCarthy Annie, domestic, 816 Powell
McCarthy Arthur, foreman tailor Industrial School
McCarthy Bartholemew, laborer, r. Vallejo,nr Steiner
McCarthy Bartholomew, milk ranch, W s Utah, nr El
Dorado
McCarthy brothers (E. W. and John),
coflfee and spice mills, 417— 110 Sacramento
McCarthy Callahan, delivery clerk C. J. Hawley & Co.,
r. 325 Fremont
McCarthy Cassie (widow), lodgings, 286 Stevenson
McCarthy Catherine (widow), r. 16 Natoma
McCarthy Charles, boatman, r. 8 Francisco
McCarthy Charles, bookkeeper William Enriglit &
Co., r. 113iJ^ Folsom
McCarthy Charles, boottreer Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger k. Co., r. 520 Stevenson
McCarthy Charles, cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 531
Howard
McCarthy Charles, foreman, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McCarchy Charles, laborer, r. 419 Clementina
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 521 Howard
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 720 Clementina, rear
McCarthy Charier, laborer, r. 732 Natoma, rear
McCarthy Charles, laborer, r. 1134 Folsom
McCarthy Charlns, laborer J. M. Waite
McCarthy Charles, liquor saloon, NE cor Minns and
Fourth, r. 281 Miuna
McCarthy Charles, quartermaster O. & O. S. S.Belgic,
r. 2.) Jessie
McCarthy Charles D., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Howard and Harriet, r. 1021 Howard
McCarthy Charles D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 707 Montgomery Av
McCarthy Charles J., real estate broker, 27 Court
Block, 6.30 Clay, r. 1218 Jones
McCarthy Chirles L., i^lasterer, r. 906 Howard
McCarthy Charles P., plumber and tinsmith, 1217
Fillmore
McCarthy, Christopher, driver Edward S. Swan, r.
309 Thiid
McCarthy Cornelius, r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy Cornelius, blacksmith, r. 62.5 Davis
McCarthy Cornelius, failcy goods, 37 Sixth, r. 106
Vicksburg
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, r. 38 Rausch
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer, r. Scott, bet Sacramento
and Clay
McCarthy Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park
McCarthy Cornelius, marblepolisher, r. 606 Minna
McCarthy Cornelius, tanner, E s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth, r. 28 Garden
McCarthy Cornelius J., painter, r. 148 Tehama
McCarthy Daniel, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Harrison
and Alabama
McCarthy Daniel, boots and shoes, 312 Sixth
McCarthy Daniel, hostler, r. 6 Dodge
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 20 J^ Folsom Av
Mi'Carthy Daniel, laborer, r. 59 Stevenson
McCarthy Daniel, laborer, r. 1106 Hyde
McCarthy Daniel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McCarthy Daniel, teamster Neustadter Brothers, r.
C12 Ivy Av
McCarthy Daniel J., baker Quaker City Restaurant, r.
E .s Valencia, nr Twenty-sixth
McCarthy David, groceries and lifjUors, SE cor Florida
and Buttt;
McCarthy David, laborer freight depot Central Pac.
R. R., r. Now Washington Hotel
McCarthy Dennis, r. 16 Natoma
McCarthy Dennis, grainer John J. Cooney, r. 1137 Fol-
som, nr Eiglith
McCarthy Dennis, longshoreman, r. 28 De Boom
McCarthy Dennis, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
McCarthy Dennis, tailor Alexander MacBeth, r. 319
Vallejo
McCarthy Dennis, tanner, r. 28 Garden
McCarthy Dennis, treasurer U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., office 416 Market, r. NW cor Bartlett and
Twenty-Second
McCarthy Dennis J., boilermaker, r. 1134 Folsom
McCarthy E., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
McCarthy Edmund P., engineer, r. 348 Clementina
McCarthy Edward W. (McCarthv Brothers), r. 1010
Filbert
McCarthy Elizabeth Miss, milliner, r. 537 Fulton
McCarthy Ellen (widow), r. 315 Austin
McCarthy Eugene, r. 1013 Pacific
McCarthy Eugene, clerk George B. Knowles, r. 116
Main
McCarthy Eugene, laborer, r. 230 First
McCarthy Eugene, laborer, r. S s Elizabeth, bet San-
chez and Noe
McCarthy Eugene, longshoreman, r. 2 Cottage PI
McCarthy Eugene, marblepolisher, r. 83 Everett
McCarthy Eugene, painter, r. 18 Natoma, rear
McCarthv Eugene, real-estatebroker, r. 113 Powell
McCarthy Eugene S., plumber C. P. McCarthy, r. SW
cor Jones and Tyler
McCarthy Florance, laborer, r. S s Alta PI, nr Sansom
McCarthy Floren.-e (McCarthy & Sheehy) . r. 934 How
McCarthy Florence, laborer, r. 1209 Steiner
McCarthy Florence, impost bookkeeper Custom House,
r. 905 Pacific
McCarthy Florence J., painter Henry Wagner, r. 1234
Dupont
McCarthy Frank, butcher Merry, Faull & Co., r. SW
cor Steiner and Fillmore
McCarthy Frank A. bookkeeper, r. SW cor Tyler and
Jones
McCarthy George, waiter Pieper & Quarg, r. 720 How
McCarthy Hannah, r. 317 >i Tehama
McCarthy Hannah (widow), r. 1218 Jones ^
McCarthy Henry, bottler Empire Brewery, 420
Chestnut
McCarthy Honora M. (widow), r. SW cor Tyler and
Jones
salesman G. W. Shreve, r. Arcade
McCarthy Isaac H.,
House
McCarthy J. Miss,
1209 Steiner
McCarthy James
dressmaker Mrs. A. 0. Asten, r.
E s De Haro, nr Sixteenth
McCarthy James, bootmaker, r. 966 Harrison
McCarthy James, expressman, r. 34 Gilbert
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 1417 Kearny
McCarthy James, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
McCarthy James, laborer California Boiler Works
longshoreman, r. 325 Folsom
longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co., r.
McCarthy Jame
McCarthv Jame
9 Haggin
McCarthy Jamos
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market, 323 Third
McCarthy James, painter, r. 57 Jessie
McCarthy James, painter Hopps & Sous, r.
Cheer House
McCarthy James, second officer stm Bay City, Ala-
meda Ferry
McCarthy James, soap peddler, r. 413 Clementina
McCarthy James, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 8
Boardmau PI
McCarthy James B., porter Numa Grange, r. 2213 Polk
McCarthy James P., bootmaker, r. cor Twenty-second
and Dolores
McCarthy J. C. (widow), r. 934 Howard
McCarthy J. D., waiter What Cheer House Restaurant,
.529 Sacramento
McCarthy Jeremiah, clerk, r. 270 Minna
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 118 Welsh, rear
McCarthy Jeremiah, r. 307 Filbert, rear
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer, r. SW cor York and
Butte
McCarthy Jeremiah, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
freight depot, r. 428 Fulton
McCarthy Jeremiah, local policeman, r. 260 Jessie
McCarthyJeremia'i.molderiKtna Iron Works, r. 1114}^
Folsom
McCarthy Jeremiah, seaman S. S. George W. Elder
McCarthy Jeremiah J., law student James G. Maguire,
r. 270 Minna
McCarthy Jessie, domestic 816 Powell
McCarthy Johanna, domestic 1620 California
McCarthy John, baker, r. 1124 Harrison
McCarthy John, bricklayer, r. Ahlboru House
McCarthy John, clerk, r. 2221 Jackson
McCarthy John, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
McCartliy John, cook What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
BULLOCK & JONHS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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McCarthy John, driver Omnibus R. R.
McCartliy John, fancy notions, 949 Bryant
McCarthy John, foreman David M. Sh'irt, r. 2414 Cal
Mi-Carthy John, hydrautman S. F. F. D., r. 902 Clay
Mct'urtliy John, laborer, r. 9 Bajjley PI
McCarthy Joliu, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
McCiirtliy John, laborer, r. 518 Stevenson
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 628 Pacific
McCarthy John, laborer, r. 559 Bryant
McCarthy John, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 1155 Mis-
sion
McCarthy John, laborer N. B. and Mission R. R.
McCarthy John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1704 Leavenworth
McCarthy John, marble polisher Daniel Sh'jerin r.715
Octavia
McCttithy John, shipjoiner, t. 320 Seventh
McCarthy John, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 112
Freelon
McCarthy John, waiter, r. S 8 Twenty-sixth, bet San-
chez and Church
McCarthy John A., houseraiser J. S. Stratton, r. 445
Clementina
McCarthy John F., assistant managing editor Evening
Post, office 502 Montgomery, r. 2009 Taylor
McCarthy John H., jeweler Cal. Jeweliy Co., r. 254
McCarthy John J. (McCarthy Bros.), r. 2213 Polk
McCarthy John J., tauutr, r. 949 Bryant
McCarthy John J., teamster, r. 513 Minna
McCarthy John W. (Korn & McCarthy) , r. (516 Hayes
McCarthy John W., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
736 Tehama
McCarthy Joseph, baker, r. 222 Dora
McCarthy Joseph, porter Rediugton & Co., r. Twenty-
fifth, btt Castro and Diamond
McCarthy Julia Miss, are8smak,tr, 32 Ellis, r. 1209
Steiner
McCarthy Justin, shoemaker Thomas F. Walsh, r. W
6 McClellau, nr Lincoln
McCarthy Kate Mrs., groceries, SW cor Sanchez and
Army
McCarthy Katie Miss, bookfolder, r. 319 Vallejo
McCarthy Katy, Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 116 Main
McCarthy Lizzie Miss, hairdresser Grace Sullivan, r.
9 Priest
McCarthy M., clerk, r. Montgomery's Hotel
McCarthy M., laborer What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
McCarthy Maggie Miss, machineoperator E. Detrick
4: Co,, r. 116 Main
McCarthy Margaret ) widow) , r. 652 Stevenson
McCarthy .Mary (widow), r. 519 Birch Av
McCarthy Mary (widow), r. 706 3^ Pine
McCarthy Mary (widow) , r. SE cor DeHaro and Colusa
McCarthy Mary (widow), groceries and liquors, SW
cor Fifth and Howard, r. 934 Howard
McCarthy Mary, chambermaid 715 Howard
McCarthy Mary, domestic Marlborough House, 252
Second
McCarthy Mary Miss, machineoperator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 116 Main
McCarthy Mary E. Mrs., assistant Spring Valley Gram-
mar School, r. 2213 Polk
McCarthy Michael, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. Alabama, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
McCarthy Michael,deputy county assessor, r.214Pow
McCarthy Michael, gardener Frank McCoppin, NE cor
Waller and Laguna
McCarthy Michael, laborer, r. 722 Grove
McCarthy Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McCarthy Michael, painter, r. 613 Laguna, rear
McCarthy Michael, plasterer, r. 14 Allen
McCarthy Michael, shoemaker, r. 1014 Montgomery
McCarthy Michael, stevedore, r. 22 Harriet
Mciaithy Michael, tailor, 179 Minna
McCarthy Michael, tanner, r. W s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
McCarthy Michael waiter, r. 21 Caroline
McCarthy Minnie E. Miss, teacher Tenth Street Gram-
mar School, r. 1218 Jones
McCarthy Nellie, domestic 1018 Van Ness Av
McCarthy Owen, hostler John Rodgers i Co., r. 1608
Market
McCartliy Patrick, boot and shoemaker, 220 Jackson
McCarthy Patrick, butcher Simon Silverberg, r. E s
Railroad .Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South
8. F.
McCarthy Patrick, caulker, r. 22 Minna
McCarthy Patrick, drayman Charles Langley & Co.,
r. 4.")9 Jessie, rear
McCarthy Patrick, luborer, r. SW cor Sanchez and
Army
McCarthy Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McCarthy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 233 First
McCarthy Patrick, ticket clerk Pacific Stock Exchange,
r. 118 Welsh
McCarthy P. ^. (Standard Publishing Co.), 621 San-
som, room 7 ^
McCarthy Peter, carrier Alta California and Evening
Post, r. 525 'i Natoma
M„-Carthy Peter, laborer, r. 707 Montgomery Av
McCarthy Philip, plumber, r. 148 Tehama
McCarthy Robert E. Jr., r. SW cor Hayes and Bu-
chanan
McCarthy R. H., deckhand Pacifiic Mill S. S. City of
Sydney
McCarthy Richard J., compositor, r. 625 Bush
McCarthy Sarah (widow), r. 225 Seventh
McCarthy Sarah, cook, SW cor Vallejo and Buchanan
McCarthy Susan T. Miss, milliner, r. 1332 Bush
McCarthy T., r. 905 Pacific
McCarthy T., roofer, r. 60 First
McCarthy Thomas, r. 33 Eddy
McCarthy Thomas, boilermaker, r. 654 Bryant
McCarthy Thomas, carpenter, r. 20 Rausch
McCarthy Thomas, engineer, r. W e Kansas, nr Sierra
McCarthy Thomas, laborer, r. 1215 Devisadero
McCarthy Thomas, shuttennaktr Pioneer Iron Works,
r. 418 Shipley
McCarthy Thomas, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
112 Freelon
McCarthy Thomas, waiter, r. 36 Clay
McCarthy Timothy, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. N s
Sierra, nr Michigan
McCarthy Timothy, laborer, r. 719 Brannan, rear
McCarthy Timothy, liquor saloon, NE cor Lyon and
Baker
McCarthy Timothy, liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and
Twenty-first
McCarthy Timothy, painter, r. 064 Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker, r. 50 Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. 78
Natoma
McCarthy Timothy, weigher Clay St. Wharf, r. 44
Ecker
McCarthy timothy, wines and liquors, 132
Sutter, and State Senator, r. 905 Pacific
McCarthy Timothy F. (Cartan, McCarthy &'0o.), r.
26 ;< Kearny
McCarthy Timothy J., shoemaker, r. SE cor DeHaro
and Colusa
McCarthy W. D., druggist St. Mary's Hospital, Ns
Bryant, bet First and Rincon PI
McCarthy William, r. 934 Howard
McCarthy William, assi.stant keeper lighthouse East
Brothers'
McCarthy William, boatman, r. NW cor Dupont and
Bay
McCarthy William, butcher Lawrence and Brown, r.
cor Railroad Av and Eighth, South S. F.
McCarthy William, clerk McCarthy Bros., r. 2213
Polk
McCarthy William, dairyman Patrick Furlong, r. Cole,
nr Waller
McCarthy William, laborer, r. 6 Minna, rear
McCarthy William, machinist William T. Garratt, r.
Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
McCarthy William, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 934
Howard
McCarthy William, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 113 Powell
McCarthy William, teamster, r. 307 Filbert, rear
McCartliy William, waiter Frank's Restaurant, r. 734
Vallejo
McCarthy William F.. collector Peter F. Collier, r. 7
Second Av
McCarthy WOLFE T., groceries and liquors,
SW cor Hayes and Buchanan
McCarthy & Sheehy (Florence McCarthy and James
W. Sheehy) , produce commission, 116 Clay
McCarthy. See McCarty
McCarty Andrew, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 339
Jessie
M'-Carty Annie, domestic 1090 Post
McCarty Annie M. (widow), teacher dancing, r. 802
Geary
McCarty Arthur, tailor, r. 9 Priest
McCarty Bridget, domestic Cosmopolitan Hotel
BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Orde: .
ANT)EESON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery 5ii
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McCarty Brien, deckband stm Bullion
McCni'ty Brothers (John and James), horse shoers, 137
Fifth
McCarty Brothers & Sistf rs (Dennis, Eugene, Nellie
and Lottie), dancing academy, 85 Eddy
McCarty C, laborer Spring Valley Waterworks
McCarty Charles, laborer, r. (iOi Minna
McCarty Charles, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham,
r. 527 Mission
McCarty Charles, stableman, r. ()72 Clementina
McCarty Charles, teamster Presiaio Reservation
McCarty Charles C, clerk, r. 863 Mission
McCarty Charles F. (McCarty & Geary), r. 281 Minna
McCarty Cornelius, laborer S. F. Grading and Macada-
mizing Co., Long Bridge
McCarty I)., laborer The Fountain, SE cor Sutter and
Kearny
McCarty D., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McCarty Daniel, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
G52 Stevenson
McCarty Daniel, furniture and tinware, 931}^ Market
McCarty Diniel, hostler Thomas Kelly, r. SE cor
Leavenworth and Geary
McCarty Daniel, laborer, r. 415 Natoma, rear
McCa;ty Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdouk, r. Broad-
way Hotel
McCarty Daniel, laborer Matthew McGowan
McCarty Daniel, longshoreman, r. 273 Jessie
McCarty Daniel, speculator, r. 321 Pacific
McCarty Daniel, tanner, r. .529 Valencia
McCarty David, seaman, r. Western House
McCarty Dennis (McCarty Brothers & Sisters) . r. 838
Mission
McCarty Dennis, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McCartv' Edward, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
Q, South S. F.
McCarty Edward, tanner Williams Bros., r. Sixth Av,
nr R, South S. F.
McCarty Ellen, domestic 822 Ellis
McCarty Ellen, domestic 1212 Mason
McCarty Eugene (McCarty Brothers & Sisters), r. 838
Mission
McCarty Felix, laborer, r. 32 (4?) De Boom
McCarty Florence, laborer, r. 731 Braunan
McCarty Frank, clerk Henry Bensen, r. 150 Clara
McCarty George M., r. University City College
McCarty J., deckhand btm Centennial, Washington
Street Wharf
McCarty J., laborer r. G30 Twenty-third
McCarty James (McCarty Bros.) , r. 141 Fifth
McCarty James, r. .521 Pacific
McCarty James, blacksmith, Oregon, bet Front and
Davis, r. 13 Kate
McCarty James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
McCarty James, laborer, r. 210 Mason
McCarty James, laborer, r. W s Georgia, nr Shasta
McCarty James, laborer Siiperiutendnj.t of Streets
McCarty James, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
McCarty James, seaman, r. 4i; .^teuart
McCarty James, tinsmith William Cormack, r. 1257
Montgomery
McCarty James, watchman stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
McCarty J. C, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McCarty Jeremiah, r. 33 Fi'th Av
McCarty Jeremiah, grain sampler E. F. Bent & Co., r.
W s Florida, nr Tweutieih
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, r. 112 Fr?elon
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer, r. N s Sixth Av, betLand
M. South S. F.
McCarty Jeremiah, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
McCaity Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. Iowa,
nr Nevada
McCarty Jeremiah, porkpacker Michelssen, Brown &
Co., r. 14 Boardman PI
McCarty Jeremiah, seaman S. S. George W. Elder,
Folsom Street Wharf
McCarty Jeremiah Jr., moulder Etna Iron Works, r.
112"Freelon
McCarty John (McCarty Bros.) r. 141 Fifth
McCarty John, blacksmith Thomas Ford, r. 249 Mis-
sion
McCarty John, bricklay( r, r. C Perry
McCarty John, carpenter, r. 119}$ Shipley
McCarty John, cartman, r. 101 Cedar Av
McCarty John, deckhand stm Julia, Washington Street
Wharf
McCarty John, driver Henry Kissane
McCarty John, dyer, r. 447 Fifth
McCarty John, gasfitter, r. N s Church, bet Twenty-
first and Twenty-second •
McCarty John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
McCarty John, hostler, r. 12 William
McCarty John, labirer, r. 312 Main, rear
McCarty John, marblepolisher, r. 715 Octavia
McCartv John, pork butcher, r. cor Eighth Av and K,
South S. F.
McCarty John, seaman schr Golden Fleece, Folsom
St. Wharf
McCarty John, serviceman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1707 Leavenwoith
McCarty Joseph, r. 1915 Stockton
McCarty Jos' ph, r. 227 Valencia
McCarty J. R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McCarty Lottie Miss (McCarty Brothers & Sisters) , r.
838 Mission
Mccarty liOUIS p., publisher and proptr
Statistician, office 604 Commercial
McCarty Luke, carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r. 18
First
McCarty Maggie, domestic 1358 Post
McCarty Maggie Miss, weaver Mission Woolen Mills
r. 1326 Naloma
McCarty Martin, blacksmith, r. 022 Minna, rear
McCarty Mary E., domestic 1109 Shotwell
McCarty Michael, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Eighth
and Ninth avs. South S. F.
McCarty Michael Jr., butcher, r. 19 Ridley
McCarty Nellie (widow) , r. 838 Mission
McCarty Nellie Miss (McCarty Brothers & Sisfars) , r.
83H "Mission
McCarty Patrick, bricklayer, r. 456 Natoma
McCarty Patrick, cake former Pacific Oil and Lead
Works
McCarty Patrick, fireman stm Capital, Oakland Ferry
McCarty Pi.trick, laborer Huncock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
McCarty Patrick, shoemaker, 222 Jackson, r. 2016
O'Farrell
McCarty Peter, foreman Daniel Sheerin, r. S s Ellis,
W of Devisadero
McCarty Redmond, r. S s Ellis, W of Devisadero
McCarty Robert, engineer stm San Lorenzo, r. NE cor
Green and Montgomery
McCaity T., laborer Spring Valley Water Works
McCarty T., machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works
McCarty Thomas, laborer, r. 1010 Natoma
McCarty Thomas, laliorer Masonic Cemetery
McCarty Thomas, porter Lewis P. Sage
McCarty Thomas, waiter Metropolitan Hotel, 516 Pac
McCarty Timothy, laborer, r. 314 Folsom
McCarty Timothy, oiler S. S. Constantine, Broadway
Wharf
McCarty Timothy, seaman, r. 3 Lick Alley
McCarty William J., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
NW cor Twenty-niulh and Sanchez
McCarty & Geary ((harks F. McCarty, and Patrick J.
Geary), liquor saloon, NE cor Minna and Fourth
McCariy's Dancing Academy, McCarty Brothers &
Sisters proptrs. Washington Hall, 35 Eddy
McCarty. See McCarthy
McCasbie J. F., teamster Union Soap Factory, r. SW
cor Vallejo and Dolores
McCaskill Isham R., house raiser I. S. Stratton, r.
Golden Gate Hotel
McCasson Michael, labore^r, r. 1223 Harrison
McCaughey James, gasfitter Sweeney & Vance, r. 553
Mission
McCaughey Patrick, laborer, r. 553 Mission
McCauley Ann (wideiw), r. 517 Grove
McCauley B., longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
McCauley Bernarcl. molder. r. 318 Miller PI
McCauley Dwight M., clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 12
Elgin Park
McCauley Francis, seaman, r. 809 Battery
McCauley Hector, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
McCauley Henry A., bookkeeper T. W. Floyd & Co..r.
1228 Jt Folsom
McCauley James, tub and pail turner E. K. Howes &
Co., r. 172 Clemc ntina
McCauley James, upholsterer Eugene Hoey, r. 167
Minna
McCauley John, laborer, r. 35 Frederick
McCauley John, laborer, r. S s Thirtit th, nr Dolores
McCauley John, pressman Patiiek J. Thoma;?, r. 265.?^
Tehama
McCauley John, with Bradley & Eulofson
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's 77alking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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McCauley John, seaman, r. 4fl Sieuart
McCauley John, stableman, r. 424 Broadway
McCaiilfy Mary (widow) . r. 78t') Harrison
MoCauley Patrick, blacksmith Cal. Sugar Rffinery, r.
1228 !<S Folsom
McCaulty Thomas B., assistant melter and refiner U.
S. Mint, r. Russ House
McCauley T. L., plasterer, r. 172 Clementina, rear
McCauley 'William (McCauley & Young) , r. 12 Elgin
Park
McCauley & Young (William McCauley and Andrew
Youug), proptrs Arcade Restaurant, ll^j-13 Sixth
McCauley. See McAuley. McGauley. and Macauley
McCauU John, extraitiau Hook and Ladder No. 4, S. F.
F. D., r. 631 (jreen
MeCaull. See McCall
McCausland Harry, conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R., r. 786 Folsom
McCausland Wesley K. (De "Witt & McCausland). r.
920 Montgomery
McCavitt James, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
McCeney Julius C, attorney at law, office 6U6 Mont-
gomery, room 6, r. 711 Taylor
McChain Jasper F., clerk South Pac. Coast R. R., r.
912 Larkin
McChesney John, bookkeeper Onesti & Connor, r. 706
California
McCain Catherine, domestic 928 Bush
McClaiu Hugh, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
McClain Peter, housesmith. r. 1104 Taylor
McClaiu Thomas J., plumber and gusfitter, r. 1104
Taylor
McCLiin William, blacksmith, r. 1104 Taylor
McClaine Andrew, seaman, r. Hi}i Natoma
McClaiue Joseph R., carpenter, r, 244 Stevenson
McClaine Mary (widow) , lodgings, 228 Minna
McClaine. See McClean, McLaue and McLean
McClary Augustine, cook, r. o Virginia
McClary Hugh, shipjoiner, r. 149 Dore
McClatchie Joseph, blacksmith's helper, r. 548 Fol
McClean John Sr., foreman Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, nr Sha^^tl
McClean John W., machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Louisiana, nr Shasta
McClearn Richard S.. barber Marcus Schwartz, r. 346
Beale
McCleery David, carpenter, r. 31 White PI
McCleery Robert W., porter Hermann F. Morken, r.
1087 Broadway
McClees Tylee, shipcarpenter, r. 9 Bay
McClellan (widow), dressmaker, r. 2002 Taylor
McClellan Alexander, r. 364 Minna
M'cClellan Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.), Otte Metchke secretary, office
.328 Montgomery, room 20
McClellan David D., salesman William H. Mitchell,
r. 108 Virginia
McClellan Frankie Miss, actress, r. 323 Eddy
McClellan George, foieman ship calker Middlemas &
Boole, r. N s Shipley, nr Fiith
McClellan George B., carpenter, r. E 8 Bryant Av.
bet Twenty-third and Twenly-fourth
McClellan John, black-smith, 1048 Mission, r. 1021
Mission
McClellan John, foreman carpenters City Hall, r. 931
McClellan John W., clerk William H. Mitchell, r. 108
Virginia
McClellan Kenneth, laborer, r. 100 Jones
McClellan Mary (widow) , r. E s Bryant Av, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twenty-fomth
McClellan R. Guy, ;.ttorney at law, office 330 Piuc,
rooms 44-4.3, r. 2006 Mission
McClellan Robert, longshoreman Allen & Young, r.
117 Vallejo
McClellan Robert J., machinist, r. 108 Virginia
McClellan William, quarter ma.ster Pacific Mail S. S.
Granada
McClellan. See McLellau
McClell.md Edward C, conductor Market St, aud
Hayes Valley R. R., r. 1108}^ Steiner
McClelland Henry G., civil engineer Pacific Bridge
Co., office4 California, room 7, r. Oakland
McClelland John A., secretary State Harbor Commis-
siduers, offii'e 10 California, r. 1430 Mission
McClelland Robert, longshoreman Menzieg & Bing-
ham, r. 210 Eleventh
McCLiEI,t.ANI> THOMAS J., groceries and li-
quors, 1801 Pulk, r. 1702 Washington
McClemat Patrick, laborer, r. 34 Natoma
McClenahan William J., waiter Pacific Mail S S City
of Sydney
McClennan Ri hard, barber, r. 346 Beale
McClennan William, porter Sanderson & Brother, r.
525 Filbert
McClinchy John, teamster, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran
McCliiideu Thomas, hor.seshoer, r. Park Hotel
McClluk Peter, blacks-mith Union Iron Works, r. 12
Jessie
McClintock James H., student, r. 17 Guerrero
McClintock Jane, domestic 299 Hyde
McClintock Joseph, detective, r. 222^ Ritch
McClintock Sarah A. INIrti., r. 17 Guerrero
McCLiINTOCK W11.L.IAM H., mining secretary,
330 Pini'. rooms 9-li.i, r. 1426 Mason
McCliuton Mining C". (Mono Co,), AVilliam H.Lent
secretaiy, office 62 Nevada Block
Mc'Cliutou Thomas, horseshner William Dunmore, r.
28 Turk
McCliuton William, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
McCloskey Alexander, cart man, r. cor Twelfth and
Market
McCloskey Alexander, stableman Edward H. Doyle, r.
246 Third
McCloskey Ann Mrs., bakery, 16 Hermann
McCloskey Dennis, plasterer, r. 925 Dolores
McCloskey Eaver, engineer, r. W s Castro, bet Nine-
teenth and Twentieth
McCloskey Henry, carpenter, r. 17 Hermann
McCloskey Henry, teamster Thomas McCloskey, r.
1717 Post
McCloskey Hugh (McCloskey i: Co. ), r. SW cor Folsom
aud Folsom Av
McCloskey James (J. P. Sweeney & Co.), r. 127 Ellis
McCloskey James, carpenter, r. 1111 Pierce
McCloskey James, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 412
Folsom
McCloskev James, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works
McCloskey J. H., city agent Home Mutual Insurance
Co., office 406 California
McCloskey John, carpenter, r. 611 Seventh
McCloskey John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 15 J^
Tehama
McCloskey John, fireman Cal. Pac. R. R., r. 506
Ville,jo
McCloskey John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
McCloskey John, laborer, r. 1629 Hyde
McCloskey John, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
McCloskey John, shoemaker, r. E s Hariison, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
McCloskey John Jr., helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
15 .Hi Tehama
McCloskey John C, driver Overland Freight Transfer
Co., r. 328 Third
McCloskey John R., furuitureflnisher, r. 611 Seventh
McCloskey Joseph H. (Shea & McCK.skey) , r. G50 How
McCloskey Joseph H., foreman Pacific Commercial Co.
McCloskey J. P., sexton St. Joseiihs Church, SW cor
Tenth and Howard
McCloskey Kate, r. 103') Post
McCloskey M., steward Pacific Mail S S. City of Pe-
king
McCloskey M. A. Mrs., bakery 826 }<; Twentieth
McCl.iskey Martin, uiarblecuttir, r. 620 Stevenson
McCloskey Michael (McCloskey & Brophy) , r. 731J4
Cleiiieutiua
McCloskey Nettie Miss, r. 119 Dora
McCloskey Patrick (McCloskey k Kenny), r. 2214 Miss
McCloskey Patrick, contractor, r. 1717 Post
McCloskey Peter, laborer, r. 724 Braunan
McCloskey Peter, laborer Hancock & Kelso
McCloskey Susan (widow), r. E s Harrison, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
McCloskey Thomas (Kenny & McCloskev), r. 1717
Post
McCloskey Thomas, laborer Golden City Chemical
Works, r. Harmony Hotel •
McCloskey Thomas, oysterman J. Marshall, r. 109
Greenwich \
McCloskev Thomas, teamster Kenny & McCloskey, r.
1717 Post
McCloskey William, shoemaker, r. E s Harrison, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth
McCloskey & Brophy (Michael McCloskey aud John
Brophv) , horseshoers, 104 Tyler
McCLOSKEY 6i CO. (Hugh McCloskey and Neil J.
Scally) , groceries and liquors, SW cor Folsom and
Folsom Av
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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MeCloskey & Kenny (Patrick McCloskey and John
Kenny) , blacksmiths. 2214 Mission
McCloskey. See McCluskey
McCloud Alexander, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 362 3^ Clementina
McCloud Daniel, longshoreman Menzies and Bing-
ham
McClond David, liquor saloon, Fifth Av, Hunter's
Point. South S. F.
McCloud Fannie Mrs., teacher Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 776 Harrison
McCloud George, hostler Merry, FauU & Co., r. NW
cor Bay and Buchan.in
McCloud John, seaaaan. r. ,'iOGDavis
McCloud Reuben H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
McCloud "William, painter John C. Derbaum, r. 417
Clementina
McCloud. See McLeod
McCluen Hugh, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
McCluen James, special policeman, r. 1023 Stockton
McClung J. W., assistant secretary San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Buard, office 4 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building, r. 3U6 Leavenworth
McClunie William J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 236
Sutter
McClure , engineer, r. 26 Sacramento
McClure Andrew, miner, r. 743 Pine
McClure David (Coghlau & McClure) , attorney at law,
office 526 Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
McClure E. Mrs., dressaiiiker, r. 1038 Howard
McClure Edward C. (A. Brokaw & Co.), r. 638
Natoma
McClure George B., ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill,
r. W s Michigan, nr Shasta
McClure James, adjuster Wilson (new) Sewing
Machine Co., r. Oakland
McClure Penuel (Rountree & McClure) , r. 408 Ellis
McClure Peter L. (W. H. Warden & Co.) , r. 423 Fulton
McClure William, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska
McCluskey Annie Mrs., shirtmaker Leon Lemos, r.
137 Lombard
McCluskey Bernard, laborer C. E. Haseltine
McCluskey Bernard C, ijainter Edward M. Gallagher,
r. 1149 Folsom
McCluskey Bernard, laborer, r. N s Green, nr Battery
McCluskey Frank, plumber, r. 204 Nineteenth
McCluskey George A., shipping clerk Cal. Cracker
Co., r. 3 Louisa
McCluskey Henry, engineer, r. 137 Lombard
McCluskey James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
320 Minna
McCluskey James, plumber William R. Allen, r. 204
Nineteenth
McCluskey John, carrepairer Central Pae. R. R.,r. 321
Fourth '
McCluskey John, carriagepainter, r. 80 Stevenson
McCluskey John, engineer California St. R. R., r. 804)4
Larkin
McCluskey John, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr
Twenty-seventh
McCluskey John, polisher J. E. Luchsinger & Son, r.
204 Nineteenth
McCluskey John J., painter, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
McCluskey Joseph H., laborer, r. SE cor Greenwich
and Fillmore
McCluskey Julia Miss, r. 137 Lombard
McCluskey Owen, blacksmith, r. E s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
McCluskey Patrick, laborer, r. E s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-seventh
McCluskey Peter, so:ip dealer, 201 Nineteenth
McCluskey Thomas, liipior saloon, 321 Fourth
McCluskey. See McCloskey
McClutch John, bartender John Murray, r. 545 Second
McConkey John, bookkeeper Mo< re. Hunt & Co., r. 523
^earny
McColgan Adeline (widow) , r. 1801) Ellis
McColgan Charles 8., metermau S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Cornelius, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss &
Wekh, r. 1 809 Ellis
McColgan Daniel, clerk coke -deparlment S. F. Gas
Light Co.. r. 516 Howard
McColgan Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 203
Fourth
McColgan Dennis, engineer, r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
McColgj)n Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 203
Fourth
McColgan John L., housepainter, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Joseph, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Kate F. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1809 Ellis
McColgan Mary (widow), r. W s Hampshire, bet
Twentv-third and Twenty-fourth
McColgan Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 203
Fourth
McColl Alexander, carpenter, r. 212 Hermann
McColl Patrick, tailor, 444 J^ Natoma
McCollam Thomas W. A; Co. (estate of Thomas
W. McCollam and George Tashelra), wholesale
dealers cured fish, 208 Clfy
McColligan William, r. 1 Freelon
McCollum Daniel, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
McCoUum David, r. Park Hotel
Ml Collum H., fireman S. S. City of Panama
McCollum John, r. Park Hotel
McCollum Susanna, domestic 21 Rincon PI
McColly John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 53 Fred-
erick
McComas A. E. (widow), boarding, 203 Taylor
McComas Nicholas, carpenter, r. E s Wool, nr Cort-
land Av '
McComb Archibald, wool grader, r. N s North Point,
bet Larkin and Polk
McComb Hugh, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
McComb J., waiter S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
McComb James, teaselsetter S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory. Black Point, r. N side North Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
McCOMB JOHX, editor Alta California, office 529
California, r. 523 Pine
McComb John Jr , copy clerk County Court, r. 523
Pine
McComb J. R. Jr., freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S.
Granada
McComb Thomas, waiter John H. Burns, r. 211 Post
McCombe George, painter, r. 209 Post
McCOMBE .JOHN, note ftnd stockbroker, office
411 ;<; California, room 11, r. 209 Post
McCombe Thomas C, sign painter, r. 209 Post
McComber Charles, le.sther dealer, r. 320 O'Farrell
McComber Stephen, carpenter, r. 8 Elliot Park
McCombie Alex.inder, patternmaker, r. 26 Rincon PI
McComis William, carpenter J. M. Comeiford
McConaha Theodore, upholsterer A. P. Raye, r. 402)^
Minna
McConahey James, contractor New City Hall, r. 1725
Market
McConahey John, clerk James McConahey, r. 1725
Market
McConahy Horace, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 547 Mima
McConaufThy Peter, laborer, r. 421 Folsom
McCone Robert, engines, boilers and machinery, 224 J4
Fremont, r. 227 Harrison
McConegly "Timcthy, teamster Thomas Anderson, r.
15 Florence
McConkey Samuel, waiter Frederick Scharninghausen,
r. 665 Mission
McConnachie Archibald, driver Riley & Vest, r. 2
Washington
McConnachie John, bookkeeiier McMillan & Kcster.r.
Brooklyn Hotel
McConnell Alexander, r. 270 First
McConnell Alexander, laborer, r. cor Winslow and
California \\
McConnell Andrew, carpenter, r. S s Germania, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
McConnell Beecher, laborer, r. SE cor Beach and
Larkin
McConnell Chalmers N., assistant bookkeeper Bowen
Brothi rs, r. 330 Geary
McConnell Charles, stevedore I. & A. M. Cook, Pier
2'^. Steuart
McConnell Eliza (widow), furnished rooms, 33J^
O'Farrell
McConnell Frank U., watchmaker Anderson *i Ran-
dolph, r. 600 Bush
McConnell Gibson, carpenter, r. S s Germania, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
McConnell James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
McConnell J. J., r. 104 Taylor
McConnell John, watchmaker, r. 600 Bush
McConnell John T., paperruler John B. Mclntire, r.
420 Jackson
McConnell P., longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store. GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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McCoDBell Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McConncU Quint tte O. Miss, assistant Haj-es Valley
Grammar School, r. 009 Hjxle
McConnell Roliert, policeman, City Hall, r. SW cor
Fillmore and Germania
McConnell W. E., machinitt, r. 6-t FirBt
McConnell William, machinist, r. 24 Minna
McConnell William J., foreman patternmaker Union
Iron Works, r. 1123 Howard
McConnin Patrick, laborer, r. 344 Third, rear
McConologue Bernard, tauner Joseph Sedgley, r.
Bryant, bet Butte and Twentieth
McConologue James, engineer tug Hercules, r. 9 Te-
hama PI
McConologue John, fireman tug Hercules, r. 9 Te-
hama PI
McConville Anthony, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 8
Frederick
McConville John, tailor John H. Tobin, r. 19 Sixth
McConville Kate (widow) , r. 506 Sbotwell, rear
McConvrey James, carpenter, r. 242 Fremont
McConway John, laborer S.F, Gas Light Co,, r. 3
Michigan
McCoocy Arthur, clerk Owen McCoocy. r. 929 Bryant
McCooey Owen, groceries and liquors, 929 Bryant
McCool James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
McCool Richard, laborer Patrick Rogers, Lake Merced
McCool Thomas, laborer, r. Lake Merced
McCoppiu Frank, office 306 Piue,r. NE cor Waller and
Laguua
McCord Alexander, foreman stables City R. R., r. 12
Capp
McCord Benjamin, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
McCORD, BRIDGE <Si CO. (James McCord,
William E. Bridge, and Frederick G. Malone),
proptrs St. Lawrence Livery Stable, 212 Suttnr
and Fashion Livery Stable, 221 Ellis
McCord Evan B., passenger agent Central Pac. R. R.,
Oakland Wharf, r. Commercial Hotel
McCord George, bookkeeper E. H. Kittredge & Co., r.
314 Third
McCORD JAMES, superintendent United Carriage
Co., office 2 New Montgomery (and McCord,
Bridge & Co.). r. 1514 Pine
McCord Robeit, clerk Bernard Blanch, r. 314 Third
McCord Thomas, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
620 Fourth
McCord Thomas, carpenter, r. 314 Third
McCord. See Maccord
McCorkell Elizabeth T. (widow), dressmaker, r. 27
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
McCorkell James A., plumber, r. 27 Jessie, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
McCormac Joanna, domestic 606 Fillmore
McCormack Agnes, domeslic 622 Grove
McCormack Celia(widow), r. Greenwich, bet Filmore
and Steiner
McCormack Daniel, laborer Southern Pac. R. R.
freight depot, r. 1016,V, Bryant
McCormack Edward, laborer, r. 722 Grove
McCormack Ellen (widow), r. 1139)^ Folsom
McCormack Hugh G., conductor Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 1814 Geary
McCormack James F., contractor, r. Fulton, bet Scott
and Di visadero
McCormack John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Tyler
and Jones ■
McCormack John, laborer Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 23S Fremont
McCormack John, salesman Genesee Mill Co., r. 1206
Market
McCormack John F., porter Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r.
1139 3<i Folsom
McCormack Margaret, r. N s Shasta, bet Illinois and
Michigan
McCormack Patrick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Georgia and Siena
McCormick Alexander, foreman Pacific Barrel and
Keg Co., r. 165 Silver
McCormick Andrew, laborer, r. 724 Brannan
McConnick Catherine (wid(iW), r. 42 )4 Zoe
McCormick Charles, r. 640 Howard J
McCormick Christopher, painter, r. E s Cook, nr Point!
Lobos A\ ^
McCormick Edward, hairdresser, 112 First
McCormick Euward, teamster James F. McCormick, r.
Fulton, bet Scott and Devisudero
McCormick Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 1224 Broad-
way
McCormick Felix, expressman, cor Market, Mason
and Turk, r. 2617 Sutter
McCormi<k Francis, horseshoer, r. 51 Tehama
McCormick Frank, blacksmith Connelly, Nye & Co.,
r. 51 Tehama
McCormick Frank H. (McCormick & Delaney), r. 1104
Market
McCormick H. Mrs., manuf picture frames and mold-
ings, 640 Howard
McCormick Henry, rlerk, r. 641 Commercial
McCormick Hugh, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fil-
bert and Taylor
McCormick Hugh, mining, r. 2648 Folsom
McCormick Hugh, seaman, r. Western House
McCormick James, groceries and liquors, Ws Dolores,
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McCormick James, mill hand Horace Davis & Co., r.
14 Louisa
McCormick James, porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.,
r. 43 Minna
McCormick James, seaman, r. 23 Clinton
McCormick James K., wines and liquors, 800 Market,
r. 28 O'Farrell
McCormick Jane, domestic NW cor Jackson and Oq-
tavia
McCormick John (McCormick, Lewis & Co.), r. 1111
McAllister
McCormick John, carpenter, r. 910 Natoma
McCormick John, cooper, r. 165 Silver
McCormick John, driver Patrick Conway, r. 23 An-
thony
McCormick John, hairdressing saloon, C40 Market, r.
NW cor Folsom and Fourth
McCormick John, laborer, r. Serpentine Av, bet York
and Hampshire
McCormick John, laborer Savage & Son, r. 24 Minna
McCormick John, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
McCormick John, molder, r. 281 Minaa'
McCormick 'John, printer Evening Bulletin, r. 428
Natoma
McCormick John, porter S. S. George W. Elder, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
•McCormick John, shoemaker, r. 833 Gearj'
McCormick John, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 416 Grove
McCormick John, student Barnard's Business College
McCormick John J., brassmolder, r. 490 Eighth
McCormick John T., wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r.
659 yz Natoma
McCormick Jtihn W., city agent Hutchinson & Mann,
r. 1713 Howard
McCormick John W. Jr., clerk Hutchinson & Mann,r.
1713 Howard
McCormick Joseph, seaman, r. 506 Davis
McCormick Leonora (widow), r. 28 Zoe
McCormick, Lewis & Co,, Thomas A.. McCormick, Os-
car Lewis and John McCormick) , proptrs Indus-
trial Iron Works, 2S.3-235 Beale
McCormick Mary (widow), r. SE cor Twenty-fourth
and Fountain
McCormick McManus, head serviceman S. F. Gas
Light Co., r. 722 Capp
McCormick Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada, r. 721 Vallejo
McCormick Michael, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
McCormick Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Seventeenth
and Dolores
M.Cormick Michael, tailor, r. 724 Brannan
McCormick P.. extraman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D.
McCormick Patrick, hackman, SE cor uunh and Kear-
ny, r. 275 Stf^veuson
McCormick Peter, dray)iian, r. 525 Octavia
McCormick Thomas, foreman S. F. Grading and Mac-
adamizing Co., Long Bridge
McCormick Thomas, laborer, r. 1006 Natoma
McCormick Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McCormick Thomas, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. 1467
Harrison
McCormick Thomas A. (McCormick, Lewis & Co.), r.
324 Tenth
McCormick W., laborer, r. 163 Jessie
McCormick William, r. 924 Valencia
McCormirk William, carpenter, r. 306 Tehama
McCormick William, carriagepaiuter, r. 2648 Folsom
McCormick William H., marble works, 861 Market, r.
208 Jones
McCormick William J., porter Root & Sanderson, r.
821 )<; Capp
McCormick William J., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 123 Lily Av
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McConnick Winnifred i^idow). r. 670^ Clementina
Mccormick <& DKLAXEV (F. H. McCormlck
and F. N. Delanev', shipping and commission
merchants, 315 California, room 17
McCorrist n Hugh, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son,
r. -2010 Larkin
McCorron AlsKander. deckhand stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. 5 Rincon Av
McCorviile Richard, fireman S. S. Constantine,
Broaa-war Wharf
McO-skeu James, laborer, r. 15 Freelon
McCosker Thomas, candlemaker Mas Morgenthau, r.
192ii Howard
McCottrey Grace Miss, r. 240 Green
McCottrey James, f ramemaker Max Burkardt, r. 240
Green
McCottrey Robert, engineer, r. 240 Green
McCottrey Samuel, porter Sanborn. Vail s Co., r. 240
Green
McCottrey Thomas, employee C. H. Leavitt, r. 413
Ship'ey
McCouit Lizzie, domesti : 1058 Howard
McCoul James, blacksmith, r. 64 First
MeCourt James, tailor, r. 1324 Sacramento
McC'urt Xellie (widow) . r. 3i!>8 Minna
McCourt Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Filbert and Pierce
McCourt Peter, engineer Parker Merrill, r 638 U Na-
toma
McCourt Thomas, liquor saloon. 246 Third
McCourt Wiliiam. mining expert, r. 446 Braunan
McCourtney Altred T., bixikbinder W. B. Cooke & Co.,
r. 7 Elizabeth
:\IcCourtney Charles H., ticket clerk Pac. Stock Ex-
change, r. 16 Ritch
McCourtuev Ephraim J., special policeman Florence
Hall. r."l6Ritch
McCourtney Paul C, plumber W. F. Wilson, r. SE cor
Fell and Gough
McCourtney Thomas, clerk George Fischer, r. 16
Ritch
McCown William M., closer Wheeler & Wilson Manuf
Co., r. 636 Commercial
McCoy Anne, laundress Home for Aged and Infirm
Females, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
McCoy Arthur, pluml>er Thomas Day. r. 63 Everett
M.Cov Charles, x^ressman Bacon X Co., r. 1143 How
McCOY CHARLES L.., secretary Ophir SUver
Mining C'j., office C >smoi)olitan Hotel Building,
second floor, r. Oakland
McCoy Daniel, drayman, r. 447 Minna •
McCoy Edward, marbleworker Leon B. Myers & Co.,
r. 264 Clara
McCoy Emma Mrs., saleswoman Mrs. Charles Cryer,
r. 1423 Pine
McCoy J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
McCoy James (Imperishable Paint Co.), r. 210 Van
Xess Av
McCoy James, laborer, r. 36 Clay
McCoy James, waiter Palace Hotel
McCuy Margaret Miss, cook Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth avs,
Sou'h S. F.
McCoy Mrittliew. seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McCuy Michael, calker, r. 25 Clara
McC -y Michael, extraman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D.
McCoy Owen, laborer, r. 6;j Everett
McC)"y Owen J., letter catrier S. F. Post-office, r. 1423
Pine
McCoy Patrick (McCoy i: Galla'^her), r. 421 Union
McCoy Patrick, laborer, r. l'.U4 Filbert, rear
McCoy Patrick, porter Murphy. Grant s Co., r. 532
Mission
McCoy Patrick, waiter, r. 617 Mission
McCoy S., student HeaLi's Business College
McCoy Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Fifteenth
McCoy Thomas, molder Union Iron Works, r. 63 Ev-
erett
McCov William W.. r. S04 Filbert
McCOT & GALLAGHER (Patrick McCiy and
Thomas Gallagher', srroceries and liquors, SE cor
Eighth and Howard, and 421 Union
McCracken Arthur (Menzies & Bingham) , r. 412 Val-
lejo
McCracken Consoli lated Mining Co. (.\rizona), H.
Augustus Whiting secretary, office 211 Sansom,
room 6
McCracken E. F.. r. 5(f} Washington
McCi-acken George S., miner, r. Hac^meier's Hotel
McCracken Jackson, miner, r. Russ House
McCracken John E., blacksmith Weston & Sparks, r.
2109 Polk
McCracken Mary Miss, tailoress, r. X s Filbert, near
Sansom
McCracken Michael, bagsewer Neville k. Co., r. X s
Filbert, ur Sa'isom
McCracken Sarah i widow), r. X s Filbert, nr Sansom
McCracken William, foreman laundryman Lick House
McCracken William, blacksmith A. Muir. 1015 Bat
McCracken William, laborer, r. 320 Vallejo
McCracken. See McCraken
McCraig Michael, coachman, r. 19 Adelaide PI
McCraight James, cook. r. SE cor Vallejo and Battery
McCraiih Frances (widow), r. 1706 Hyde
McCraith John, organ builder, r. 170j Hyde
McCraith Marv (widow), milliner, 1152 Market, r. 1336
OFarrell "
McCraith Patrick, laborer, r. 421 Folsom
McCraith Thomas, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 40
First
^IcCraken Frank B.. clerk, r. 829 Mission
McCraken Orin C. dentist, r. H29 Mission
McCraken W. F.. clerk Hutchinson & Mann. r. 829
Mission
MeCrea Andrew, restaurant, 19 Vallejo
McCrea George P.. collector Joseph M. Wood, r. 514
Bush
MoCrea Henry, stableman, r. 181 Jessie
McCrea Hugh, extraman Hose Xo. 7, S. F. F. D.
McCrea Janii-s. canvasser, r. W s Castro, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
McCready Daniel J ., laborer Bay District Race Track,
r. XE cor Fulton and Stanyan
McCready Richard B., boilermaker, r. 451 First, rear
McCready Samuel, baker, r. 22 Rausch
McCreadv William E., driver Flanagan & Gallagher,
r. 20 Fifth
McCreagh John, fireman Southern Pac. R . R., r.
; 212 Sixteenth
' McCreagh Thomas, groceries and liquors, 919 Har
M Creary Juhn C, r. Popp's Hotel
McCreed Michael, laborer, r. 28 First
: McCreery Andrew B.. capitalist, office 211 Sansom,
\ r-vom 3, r. Paris, France
i McCree-y Andrew W.. assistant quarryman House of
' Correction, r. 505 Jone.s
' McCreery William, clerk Palace Hotel Restatirant, r.
! 505 Jones
McCreery William, boarding, X s Dorland, bet Church
and Dolores
McCreery's Buildings. XE cor and SE cor Montgomery
and Pine and 310 Piue
McCRI.NDLE WILLIA3L manager Glasgow Iron
and Metal Importing Co., 22-24 Fremont r.
Oakland
McCrindl? William T.. clerk Glasgow Iron and Metal
Impi rting Co., r. Oakland
McCrink Peter, blacksmith, r. 12 Jessie
McCrory David W. , r. XW cor Buchanan and Laurel Av
McCrory S., capitalist, r. Russ House
McCrosky Joseph H., compositor Alta California, r.
603 Taylor
McCrossen Ellen (widow), r. 641 Stevenson, rear
McCrossen Kate (widow), domestic 1516 F'lsom
McCrossen William, r. f41 Stevenson, rear
McCrudlen Andre w.horseshoer Patrick R. Brannan, r.
5 Bellen
McCrudden Rosa M. (widow), r. 572 Minna
McCrum Hugh (Sr-ufe k McCrum), r. 933 Sutter
McCrystie Ciiarlcs merchant tailor, 135 Fourth, r. 217
Twenty-second
McCrystie' Chales S.. clerk Joseph Maguire, r, 217
• Twenty-second
McCrystie Lu.y M. Mis.s, r. 217 Twenty-second
McCubben Pet^-r, Btonecutter, r. 237 Eighth
McCudden Owen, laborer, r. 8:3 Everett
' McCue Bemarl. longshoreman Mcnzie.s ^^c Bingham
I McCue Ellen, tlomestic X W cor Octa\ia and Pacific Av
! McCue Ellen Miss, seamstress House of Mercy Sewing
School. XE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
I McCue Hugh, driver Hook and Ladder Co.Xo. 1, S. F.
F. D.,r. ■■&i% O'Farrell
McCue James, brakemaii .\ndrew Onderdonk
'. McCue James, machinehand Cal. Cracker Co.
McCue James S., pwptr Illustrated Telephone, office
6C5 Clav, r. Saucelito
3IcCu • John, driver Smith *: Poultney. r. 509 Third
McCue John, elevat'rtendf-r Palace Hotel
M -Cue John, hostler, r. 2414 California
BULLOCK ci J0NE3, 105 Mon'^mery Street. Novelties in Man's Hosiery.
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McCue John, laborer C. E. HaseUino
McCue John, longshoreman, r. ■2'2;j Folsom, rear
MfCui- John, stonecuttf r, r. 1703 Stockton
McCue Kate Miss. r. 3 CarJ AU-y
MoCue Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 1703 Stockton
McCue Michael, carriage factory, S s Market, bet
Ninth anil Tenth, r. 043 Valencia
McCue Michael, pres.sman S. F. Chronicle, r. 411 San-
8om
McCue Patrick, cook S. S. Xewbem, r. 73 Natoma
McCue Patrick B., hackman, r. 764 Howard
McCue Terreuce, shoemaker Louis Willis^, r. 318 Pac
McCue Thomas, clerk, r. IJU Shipley
McCiie Thoma.s, shoemaker, r. 318 Pacific
McCue. See McHush
McCullen John, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
Franklin Hotel
McCuUiff Daniel tanner, r. 1-232 Hampshire
McCulloch Alien, oihr Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McCulloch John, tea her music, r. -5.54 Seventeenth
McCiiUoch John C, master mariner, r. 734 Fidsoni
McCiilloui»h Alexander D. W., tlrk»-t auditor Central
Pac. R. R. otlice, NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
r. 11 Kearny
McCuUcngh Catharine Miss, r. 10.5 Ninth
Mi-CuUough Daniel, call bov California Theatre, r. 313
S itter
McCULLOUGH HE.VRY V. S., a.<;sayer office
and r. 331 Montgomery, rooms 10-11
McCullough James, assistiiUt wardrobekeeper Califor-
nia Theatre, r. 313 Sutter
McCullough James, Ts-asher City Cab and Transfer Co..
r. 181 Jessie
McCullough John, clerk James LoUer, r. 863 }<; Market
McCullough John, cooi)er Empire Brew ry, 420 Chest-
nut
McCullough John, driver Central R. R.
McCullough John, h'jstkr. r. 10 Shipley
McCullough John A., miner, r. 534 Bush
McCullough Kate, laundress Woodward's Gardens
McCullough Michael, gardener Union Nursery, T.2i25
Post
McCullough Owen, laborer, r. N s Vallejo, nr San-
som , rear
McCullough Patrick, laliorer William M. Starr, r. 449
Bryant
McCullough Peter (Green k M.:Cullough) , r. 242
Seventh
McCullough Peter, laborer, r. 449 Brannan
McCullough Richard, laborer Golden Gate Park
McCullough Samuel, builder, r. NE cor Capp and
Twenty-fourth
McCullough Sarah, dome.^tic E. B. Ryan, 20 Stanly PI
McCullough Thomas, black.smith Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. .507 Minna, rear
McCullough Thomas J., r. NW cor Nineteenth and
Capp
McCullough Timothy, junkdealer, r. N s Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second, reag
McCullough William, tailor, 143 Minnaaf- 29 Moss
McCullough William, watchman 8. S. ITewbern, Fol-
som St. Wharf
McCullough William K., bookkeeper Preston & Mc-
Kinnon, r. .51tj Folsom
McCuUum George H., attomevat law, r. 503 M Linden
I Av
: McCullnm Hugh, carpenter Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
1 T'-nnesee, nr Nevada
1 McCullum Thomas, bookkeeper, r. -503 M Linden Av
McCully John, wines and liritiors, SW cor Second anl
! Minna, r. 935 Twent> -first
j McCumi-skey Arthur, mining, r. 652 Howard
McCumiskey James, shoemaker T. W. C. Boot and
I Shoe Co., r. 452 BartI" tt
j McCumiskey Mary A. (widow), r. 475 Jessie
j McCune Ada (widow), r. 312 Ellis
j McCuiie James N. Mrs., r. 312 El. is
1 McCune Maria, di>m'-stlc Ki)5 fyler
McCune Mary, domestic 40'.i Van Ness Av
I McC. me Mary Miss, laundress, r. 6 Harrison Av
I McCune Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 47
I Jessie
I McCune. See McKeon, McKeune, McKewen, and Mc-
I Kunc
McCurdy Alfred C , longshoreman Edmonds & Tay-
lor, r. 324)4 Broadway
McCurdy John B., drayman Thomas H. Selbv & Co.,
r'. 22:« Gearj-
McCurdy Samuel, shoebottomer S. W. Levy, r. 319 Ivy
Av, rear
M Currie Charles H., salesman Matthias Gray, r. 17
Dupout
McCurrie John P., se -retary British Benev. Society,
ofti<-e 730 Montgomery, r. 210S Jackson
McCurrv James, i)roduce dealer. 122 Seventh
McCuskerC. E.,8al'8man C. J. Hawley & Co.,r.ri2Fell
McCusker Patrick, stableman Fifth St. branch Mar-
ket St. R. R. Stables, r. 15 Freelon
McCusker Thomas, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. U'.t Dora
McCuskey Herman, seaman schr National
McCust'-r , can<ilemaker, r. l'J29 Howard
McCiitchen Edwar 1 J., lawst ideut Leander Quint, r.
1309 Mason
McCutchen Charlotte Miss, r. 809 Stockton
McCutcheu Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 809 Stockton
Mi-Cutcheon Arthur, «hipcarpenter, r. 201)4 Hitch
McCiiteheou Thomas, fruits and cangoods, 2.505 Mis-
sion, r. 42 Tehama
5IcDade Alexander, patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 510 Chestnut
Mi.Dade Andrew, blacksmith, r. S s Rutledge Av, bet
California Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
McDade Ann (widow), r. S s Rutledge Av, bet Califor-
nia Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
McDade Edward, engineer, r. 1148 Folsom
McDade George, carriagepainter, r. S s Rutledge Av,
nr California Av, Berual Heights
M Dade George, machinist, r. 1148 Folsom
McDaie .James, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 546
Folsom
McDade Jar.e (widow), r. 510 Chestnut
McDade John J., patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
1148Fidsom
McDaniel William H., driver Market St. R. R. r.
Cincinnati Hotel
McDaniels James K., compositor Morning Call, r.
1210 Broadway
MjDer;not: Alexander, assistant engineer stm El
(-'apitan, Oakland Feriy, r. 31t< Folsom
McDermott Alice (widow;, r. 40 Quinn
McDermott Annie F. Miss, assistant Market Street
Primary School, r. 26 Turk
McDermott Bernard, head waiter Lick House, r. 10
Howard Court
McDermott Bernard F., groceries and liquors, 132
Elf-venth
McDermott C, laborer California White Lead Works
McDermott Charles, patternmaker Union Iron Works,
r. 7 Clementina
McDermott Edward, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S.
Colima
McDermott Edward, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
McDermott Edward, laborer South S. F. Wool Sorting
and Scouri.ig Co.,r. Railroad Av, bet Twelfth and
Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
McDermott Edward, longshoreman, r. 218)4 Ritch,
rear
McDermott Francis P., yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 7 Verona PI
McDermott Frank J. (Sewell fc McDermott), r. 8 s
Duncan, bet Church and Sanchez
McDermott James , r. 112 Steuart
McDermott James (O'Beirne *: McDermott) , r. 321
Eighth
McDermott James, bricklayer, r. 0 Riti-h, rear
McDermott James, bricklayer New City Hall, r. 134
Page
McDermott James, clerk, r. .307 Austin
McDendott James, labur.-r, r. 2.54 Minna
McDermott James, laborer, r. 009 Seventh
McDermott James, longshoreman, r. 30 Stanford
McDermott James, tanner Funcke k Co.. r. 1040 York
McDermotl James, teamster, r. 307 Austin
McDermott -lames Jr., exiiress wagon, NE cor First
and Folsom, r. 30 Stanford
McDermott James T., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 250)4
Tehama
McDermott Jane (widow), r. 324 Tehama
McDermott John, r. 124 Tenth
McDermott John, engineer U. S. Marine Hospital,
Presidio Reservation, nr Mountain Lake
McDermott John, gastit er, r. 1202 Mason
McDtimott John, h'.)r.'<etrainer, r. SWcor Point Lobos
and Twenty-fifth avs
McDermott John, laborer, r. NW cor McAllister and
Devisadero
McDermott John, tanner, r. 743 Brannan
McDermott John J., salesman Jewell & Harris, r.
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McDermott John P., sergeant police City Hall, r. 1009
Tyler
McDermott Joseph, foreman Superintendent of
Streets
McDermott Josepli, master mariner, office 305 East, r.
135 Spear
McDermott Lawrence, ironworker Pac. Kolling Mill,
r. E s Michigan, nr Shasta
McDermott Lizzie Miss, furnished rooms, 15 Minna
McDermott M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 58 Natoma
McDermott Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, lii
Howard
McDermott Martin, foreman warehouse Standard Oil
Co. of California, r. 2314 Larkin
McDermott Mary, domestic 299 Hyde
McDermott M. H., clerk James L. Hussey, r. 8.50 Fol
McDermott Michael, fireman Pacific MaU S. S. Gra-
nada
McDermott Michael, pressman Michael Short, r. 207
Broadway
McDermott Michael J., restaurant, 703 Howard
McDermott Neil, laborer, r. 15 Minna
McDermott Nellie Miss, tailoress Henry Harmon , r.
164 Clementina
McDermott Patrick, expressman, cor Market and Bat-
tery, r. 315 First
McDermott Patrick, laborer, r. 218 Pa.ific
McDermott Patrick, laborer, r. 340 Fourth
McDermott Patrick, laborer, r. N s Filbert, nr San
McDermott Peter, driver City R. R., r. 1337^5 Natoma
McDermott Peter, laborer Woodward's Gardens
McDermott Robert, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 9J^
Welsh, rear
McDermott T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McDermott Thomas, r. 26 Turk
McDermott Thomas, r. 414 Francisco
McDermott Thomas, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
McDermott Thomas, engineer, r.20G Fifth
McDermott Thomas, florist George F. Silvester, r. 337
Jessie
McDermott Thomas, groceries and liquors, 922 How
McDermott Thomas, guard House of Correction
McDermott Thomas, laborer, r. 1014 Filbert, rear
McDermott Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
McDermott Thomas, laborer New V. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 512 Bush
McDermott Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 37
Moss
McDermott Timothy, butcher, r. Eleventh, nr Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
McDermott Timothy, laborer, r. 122 Clinton
McDermott William, hackman, r. 15 Minna
McDermott William, varieties, 108 ?4 Shipley
McDermott William F., boatman Brannan St. Wharf,
r. S s Brosnan, nr Guerrero
McDermott. See MacDermot
McDevitt Alpine, porter Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
255 Clementina
McDevitt Andrew, contractor, r. 416 Broadway
McDevitt Andrew, machinist Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1606
Mason
McDevitt Andrew, tinsmith Dwight S. Weaver, r. 106
Freelon
McDevitt Annie (widow), r. 53 Clementina
McDevitt Arthur, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
McDevitt Catherine (widow), r. 25 Jessie
McDevitt Cornelius, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r.
118 Pacific
McDevitt Daniel, bagsewer Neville & Co.. r. 6 Minna
McDevitt Edward, driver Henry Koerber & Bihi., r. 17
Washington
McDevitt Edward, proptr Continental House, 510
Mission
McDevitt Edward C., clerk Conrad Herrmann, r. 1606
Mason
McDevitt Eleanor (widow), r. 1015 Union
McDevitt Eliza Miss, shoefitter, r. 122 Welsh
McDe%-itt Frank P., compositor Daily Stock Report, r.
1015 Union
McDevitt J., hackman. Plaza
McDevitt James, bakerv, 504 Minna, and 152 First, r.
213 Thirteenth
McDevitt Jame?. contractor, r. 911 San-om
McDevitt James, millhand Haskell & Bode, r. 106
Freelon
McDevitt James, morocco dresser Bloch & Davidson,
r. 13 ,V Bryant Av
McDevitt James J., compositor, r. 1155 Folsom
McDevitt John, hatter Julius Boysen, r. 1606 Mason
McDevitt John, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
McDevitt John F., bookkeeper Bigley Brothers, r.
Oakland
McDevitt Joseph, pressman E. Detrick & Co.,r. 25
DcDevitt Kate, domestic 1019 Polk
McDevitt Margaret (widow) , r. 122 Welsh
McDevitt Maria (widow), r. 1155 Folsom
McDevitt Michael, teamster Superintendent of Streets,
r. 106 Freelon
McDevitt Patrick, laborer, r. E s Ohio, nr Vallejo
McDevitt Patrick, moroccodresser Bloch & Davidson,
r. 13?^ Bryant Av
McDevitt Peter, hackman Plaza
McDevitt Philip, laborer, r. 519 Mission
McDevitt Philip, teamster James McDevitt, 911 San
McDevitt S. A. Mrs., dressmaker. 1404 Polk
McDevitt Samuel, blacksmith John W. Farren, r.
444 ?.i Clementina
McDevitt William, clerk, r. 1155 Folsom
McDevitt William, driver Massey & Yung^ r. 528
Bush
McDevitt William, helper Union Works, r. 437 First
McDevitt William, porter Landers & Gilmore
McDiarmid James Mrs., milliner Maria Stacom, r. 850
Folsom
McDiarmid Henry, r. 850 Folsom
McDonald Ada M. Mrs., medium, r. 9 Mason
McDonald Adelaide (widow), boarding. r. 1014 Mont
McDonald Adelia, domestic 30 Rincon PI
McDonald .J^neas, janitor. 113 Leidesdorfl'
McDonald Albert R., stairbuilder Arthiir W. McGuire,
r. 2424 Pine
McDonald Alexander, longshoreman, r. 313 Main
McDonald Alexander, machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works
McDonald Alexander, nightwatchman Golden City
Chemical Works, r. W s Seventh, bet Brannan
and To^Tisend
McDonald Alexander, seaman, r. 5 Midway
McDonald Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 408 Seventh
McDonald Alexander C, engineer tug Neptune, r. 1521
Leavenworth
McDonald Alice Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
& Co., r. 663 Minna
McDonald Allan, drivtr Central R. E.. r. 316 Fillmore
McDonald Allen, carpenter, r. 1155 Howard
McDonald Amedias, carpenter, r. 1713 J^ Jessie
McDonald Andrew, blacksmith, r. Henry, bet Noe
and Castro
McDonald Andrew B.. cook, r. 11 Cushman
McDonald Andrew F. (McDonald & Ewing),r, 1120
Alabama
McDonald Andrew E,, shoemaker, r, 1714 Stevenson
McDonald Angus, shipcarpenter, r. 8 Germania, nr
Fillmore
McDonald Angus L,, calker. r. 33 Fifth
McDonald Annie Miss, milliner George 'W, Cowles, r.
243 Dora
McDonald .\nthony, molder Savage & Son, r. 221
Eleventh
McDonald Archibald, carpenter, r. 1654 Bryant Av
McDonald B. Mrs. (widow), r. "20 Howard Court
McDonald Brid^;tt (widow I . r. 2S Kitch. rear
McDonald Bridget, domestic 022 OFurrell
McDonald C. Mrs., dret-smaker, 920 Market
McDonald Catherine ( widow), r. 4 Wi.low Av
McDonald C^harles, actur Adelphi Theater, r. 932 Clay
McDonald Charles E. S., real-estate, r. 113 Leidcsdorfi'
McDonald Charles H,, policeman City Hall, r. 1628
Sutter
McDonald Christina Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Her-
mann
McDonald Clara, r. 223 Fulton
McDonald Daniel, carpenter, r. 554 Minna
McDonald Daniel, painter, r, 741 Tehama
McDonald Daniel, paiutvr E. H. Gadsby, r. 733 Minna
McDonaldDanicl, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
McDonald Daniel J., porter The Baldwin, r. 417 J4
Tehama ,
McDonald David, seaman, r.4;<i Frederick
McDonald DeWitt L., mining, r. 7*2 Sutter
McDonald Donald, book.xceper Abrams *: Carroll, r.
427 Sutter
McDonald Donald, carpenter, r. 2922 Sacramento
McDonald Donald, superintendent disinterments
Board of Health, office and r. 124 Geary
McDonald Duncan, lumberman A. M, Simpson k
Brothers, Beale St. Wharf, r. E s Chenery,' bet
Tlurtieth and Thirty-tiist
McDonald Edward, butcher, r. 225 Stevenson
BULLOCK k JONES. 105 Montaramerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
McD
587
McD
McDonald Edward, carpenter, r. 115 Second
McDonald Edward, Rents' furuisbinR goods. 304 Sixth
McDonald Ed\v:iril. iiink dealer, r. 23 Janstn
McDonald Edward, labi n r, r. 1003 Battery, rear
McDonald Edward. lon^iKliorenian, r. TiOS Post
McDonald Edward, luiinshoreman C. E. Haseltiue
McDonald Edward, shiiicarpenter, r. 49 Everett
McDonald Edward, wines and liquors. 4'i4}^ Third
McDonald Edward A., painter Michael King, r. C41
Mission
McDonald Elizabeth, domestic, 113 Pape
McDonald Ellen, cbauibermaid Grand Hott 1
McDonald Ellen M. (widow), r. S 8 Nineteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
McDonald F., helper Kisdon I. and L. Worts
McDonald Fannie F. Miss, r. 220 Oak
McDonald Felix, plasterer, r. '221 Tenth
McDonald George, carpenter, r. 554 Minna
McDonald George, examiner merchandise Custom
House, r. Berkeley
McDonald George, foreman Preston & McKinnoD, r.
'J2.5 Minna
McDonald George, helper Phelps Manufacturing Co.,
r. 505 Fell
McDonald George, stevedore A. C. Freese
McDonald Geortie F., carriagetrimmer Bennett Phil-
lips, r. 569 Mission
McDonald Hannah Miss, employee Cal. Silk Manuf .
Co.. r. 1217 York
McDi'nald Henry, waiter Joe Giusti & Co., r. Mont-
gomery, nr Vallejo
McDonald Hugh, miner, r. 547 Mission
McDonald Hugh, seaman, r. 9 Baldwin Court
McDonald H. W. (Knight & McDonald) , r. 71 St. Ann's
Building
McDonald James, r. 8 Anthony
McDonald James, r. 11 O'Farrell .Alley
McDonald James, boots and shoes. .536 Sixteenth
McDonald James, chemist, r. 813 Howard
McDonald James, clerk, r. 612 Fell
McDonald James, lireman stm Bay City, r. 4cl Steven-
son
McDonald James, harnessman C. L. Wall & Co., r. 145
Shipley
McDonald James, houscmover, r. 558 Stevenson
McDonald James, laborer, r. E s Billings PI, nr Fil-
bert, rear
McDonald James, laViorer Golden City Chemical
Worts, r. 4:37 Howard
McDonald James, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
McDonald James, machinist Spuing Valley Water
Worts, r. 2121 California
McDonald James, porter L. Radovich & Co., r. 316
Fourth
McDonald James, pressman E. Dt trick & Co., r. 11}^
Freelon
McDonald James, printer S. F. Call, r. 1210 Broadway,
rear
McDonald James, seaman, r. 12Bartol
McDonald James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
McDonald James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
McDonald James, shipcarpenter W. E. Collier, r. SE
cor Sierra and Michigan
McDonald James, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. City
of New York, r. 545 Second
McDonald James, waiter, r. 254 Jessie
McDonald James, withFrank Gardiner, r. 318 Brannan
McDonald James Jr., shoemaker. 53(; Sixteenth
McDonald James F., carriagepainter, r. 254 Jessie
McDonald James J., bookbinder William B. Cooke &
Co., r. 1516 Mission
McDonald James J., cook, r. .320 Vallejo
McDonald James M., capitalist, r. 912 Union
McDonald Jennie Miss, r. 2 Sumner
McDonald Jessie Miss, r. 16 Willow Av
McDonald J. F. & Co. (H. W. Gray), livery stable,
W 8 Webb, bet California and SacrameLto
McDonald J. J.,r. Huckmeitrs Hotel
McDonald Johanna (widow), r. 1208*nion
McDonald John, r. 1713^5 Jissie
McDonald John, blacksmith, r. 258 Brannan
McDonald John, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 1114
Broadway •
McDonald John, carpenter, r. 863 !<■ Market
McDonald John, carriageniaker, r.133 Dora
McDonald John, contractor, r. 1314 Scott
McDonald John, deckhand tug Millen Griffith, r. C25
Second
McDonald John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Q and
Seventeenth Av. South S. F.
JIcDonald John, hostler Thomas Ryan
McDonald John, laborer Andrew Guderdonk
McDonald John, laborer P. M. S. 8. Go's Wharf
McDON.\LiD JOHN, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth
and Market, r. lOdl Market
McDonald John, molder John G. lis, r. Clipper Hotel
McDonald John, port'rM. Freud & Sons
McDonald John, seaman, r. 625 Second
McDonald John, shipcarpenter Miitthew Turner
McDonald John, shipcarpenter W. E. Collyer, r. NW
cor Solano and Mississippi
-McDonald Ji>hn, sboemaktr, r. N s M, bet Guerrero
and San Jose Av
McDonald John, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 1825 Sutter
McDonald John, teamster, r. 221 Hickory Av
McDonald John, tinsmith, r. 13 Isis
JIcDonald John A., safemaker, r. 7 Baldwin Court
McDonald John A., salesman, r. 330 .McAllister
McDonald John C, laborer, r. 15 Gilbtrt
McDonald John E., carpenter, r. 224 Linden
McDonald John F. (J. F. McDonald & Co.), r. 509
Fell
McDonald John H. (McDonald & Williams) , r. 1'23
Powell
McDonald John H.. shipcarpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. 1(56 Clara
McDonald John J., patternmaker George H. Tay &
Co., r. 569 Mission
McDonald John N., shipwright, r. 469 Jessie
McDonald John N., shipwright, r. 649 Stevenson
McDonald Joseph, awningmaker E. Detrick k Co., r.
641 Mission
McDonald Josejih, packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
cor Suiter and Webster
McDonald Kate jMi.ss. seamstress, r. 20 Howard Court
McDonald Kate Mibs. tailoress, r. llVdii Jessie
McDonald Xauchlin, r. 625 Howard
McDonald Louis, longshoreman, r. 313 Main
McDonald Luke, laborer, r. 741 Market
McDonald M., clerk, r. 247 Perry
McDonald M., laborer Pacific M'ail S. S. Co.
McDonald M., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
36 Clay
McDonald Maggie Mrs., fancy goods, 1155 Howard
McDonald Malcom, carpenter California Mills, r. XW
cor Spear and Howard
McDonald Margaret (widow), r. 23 Ritch, rear
McDonald Margaret (widow), r. 34 Natoma
McDonald Marion J., stockbroker, office 203 Bush,
room 13, r. Itjy6 Post
McDonald Mark L., stockbroker, office 302 Montgom-
ery, room 1, r. SE cor Post and Ltavenwoith
McDonald Mary (widow), r. 2 Sumner
McDonald Mary (widow), r. '245 Clementina
McDonald Mary Miss, shoefitter, r. 715 Howard
McDonald Mary V. J., shoefitter. r. 223 Fulton
McDonald Mi-tthew, hostler O. Smiley, r.Ws First Av,
N of Fulton
McDonald Michael, carpenter, r. 1217 York
McDonald Michael, carpenter, r. NE cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Mission
McDonald Michael, fruit and vegf tables, 404 3<. Fol
McDonald Michael, gardener Calvarv Cemetery, r. W
■s St. J( Heidi's Av, bet Ellis and Eddv
McDonald Michael, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
McDonald Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McDonald .Michael, tanner Funcke ic Co., r. cor Ninth
and Brannan
McDonald Michael, teamster, r. 212 Dora
McDonald Michael, wines and liquors, 1629 Market,
cor Brady
McDonald Mi<;hael J., leatherfiuisher, r. 11 Geneva
McDonald Michael J., shipcarpenter. r. 117 Perry
McDonald Michael J., with Blake, Bobbins & Co., r.
756 Bryant
McDonald Mollie Miss, r. 612 Fell
MiDonald Nathaniel B., longshtreman Menzies k
B;ngham
McDonald Nicholas, contractor, 2021 Geary
McDonald Norman, clerk Parker Crittenden, r. 122
Taylor
McDonald Oswald, r. W s San Bruno Road, nr Uni-
versity -Vlound College
McDonald Patrick, r. •243>^ Dora
McDonald Patrick, guard House of Correction
McDonald Patrick, hostler C. L. Wall & Co., r. 453}^
Tehama
McDonald Patrick, laborer, r. 238 Jessie
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ANLEESON k RANDOLPH, Jewelsrs, 101 Montgomery St
McD
588
McD
McDonald Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdont. r. 346
Third
ilcDjnald Patrick, lather, r. 223 Fnlton
McDonald Patrick A., wholesale coke and coal, 809
Ftilsom, r. all Folsom
McDonald Peter, barkeeper Bovle & Dnffj-, r. 253 Ste-
venson
McDonald Peter, teamster, r. W s Chenerv. bet Thir-
ty -firsc and Thirty -second
McDonald Peter, machinist George L. Pierce, r. 3i
'SAovxi.
McDonald B., waiter O. i O. 5. S. Aartralia
I McDonald R. H., ^-ice-president Pacific Bank. r. Pal-
ace Hotel
' McD'inald Richard, captain bark Constitution, oSace^
is Howard
McDonald Richard, porter Richards i Harrison, r.
iJOS Union
McDonald Robert, bartender Lewis Tccse Jr., r. i2T
PoweU
M- Donald Robert, laborer, r. 221 Hickory Av
McDonald Robert »., second officer S. S. Republic, r.
•iil Folsom
McDonald Roderick C, carpenter, r. T6i Mission
McDonald Roland, flour packer Martenstein & Dem-
ing, r. 24 Sixth
McDo:^ald Ronald, bricklayer, r. ^K") Chattanoogs
McDonald Rjse i widow, r. 6ti3 Miana
McDonald Siniuei, wheelwright, r. 3 Caroline
McDonald Samuel, wheelwrij^iit. r. louT Folsom
McDonald Sarah, domestic HT-i Bryant
McDonald Simon, carriage factory, 1114 Harrison, r.
lcJ3Dora
McDonald Terrence, hacfcnian. cor Third and Market,
r. >" s Fifteenth, bet Jfoe ana Castro
McDonald T. F., upholsterer George Walcoai, r. 324
Tehama
McDonald Thomas, cook O. and O. S. S. Australia
McDonald Thomss, hackaian, r. 22 Pars Av.
McDonald Thomas, hotei solicitor, r. 1-514 Mas^n
McDonald Tnomas, laborer, r. E s Billings Pi, nr Fil-
bert, rear
McDonald Thomas, laborer Southern Pac. R. B. depot
r. IT Zoe, rear
McDonald Thjmas, miner, r. 214 Broadway
McDonald Thomas, prinfer, r. (528 Minna '
McDonald Thomas, serrlceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
y s San Migrael Station
McD.nald Thomas H., foreman Union Box Factory,
r. Oakland
McDonald Thomas H., printer, r. 11 Geneva
McD.-.nald Time thy, laborer, r. 8 Antfiony
McDonald Timothy, tanner Cornelius O'Donneli. r.
11 Geneva
McDonald Tincent B.. clerk freight auditor's office
Central Pac. B. R.. r. ::04 Third
McDonald W., porter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
McDouald W., porter Picifi Mail S. S. City of Panama
McDonald Wiiham, r. V^ Mason
SicD jnald Wi.liam, r. Vih Aiistin
McDon :ld William, r. 220 Bush
McD -uald William, blacksmith, r. 73 Xatoma
JIcDcuald William, co<jk .-Vntonio Fleres, r. H Tay
McDonald William, cooper Francis W. Arnold, r! 223
Fulton
McDonald William, driver United Carriage Co.
McDonald William, laborer, r. 270 Jessie
McDonald William S.. blacksmith Spring , Valley
Water Works, r. 246 Fourth
McDonald W. R., I'jcal policeman Palace Hotel
McDonald i Ewing(.indrew F. McDonald, and George
Ewing), blacksmiths and wa^onmakers, E s Ala-
bama, bfct Twentv-thi.d and Twintv-tourth
BIcDONAL.D <& ITIIXlAMSiJohuH. McDonald.
and Thoma.? S. Williams Jr.jr merchant tailors.
It Montgomery
McDoLald. See Macdonald
McDoneli Kenneth, r. 54 Third
McDunell John P., salesman 3. H. Heitmann k Co.,
r. d44 Mlsfiiou
McDonnell A., cook Market Street Restaurant, r. 11
Cnshman
McDonnell Alexander, boilermaker. r. 16 Natoma
McDonnell Annie T., domestic tTJ Union
JlcDonnell Edward, laborer, r. XE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
I UcDounell Flora, domestic 1007 Twenty-Srst
McDonnell George, bookkeeper, r. Br»oklj-n Hotel
' McDonnell George, druggist, r. 140* Bush'
i McDonnell Hu<;h, lab'.rer. r. 3 Stunner
McDOXN'EILA. JAMES J., aprthecary, SE cor
Market and Sixth and J. J. McDonnell i Co.), r.
lo Sixth
McDonneU J. J. & Co. rR. E. White), druggists, 400
Sayes
McDonnell Johanna (widow: , r. 1208 York
McDonnell John, clerk, r. 126 Dora
McDonnellJohn, clerk, r. American Exchange Hotel
McDonnell John, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 10 War-
ren Av
McDonnell John C, r. 1 Eddy
McDonnellJohn J , hostler Market St. B. E.. r. E s
Cas:ro, bet Fifteenth and Henry
McDonnell John P., salesman, r. 126 Dora
McDonnell Mary, chambermaid Nucleus House
McDonnell Michael, manager B.-rkeley Real Estate
Union, office i22 Montgomery, r. 312 Oak
McDonnell Patrick, laborer, r. 119 Vallejo
McDonnell Pat:ick. laborer, r. 41S Broaaway
McDonnell Patrick, porter A. Crawford, r. 1024 Mont
McDonnell Patrick, poultry. 10 Grand Central Market,
r. 547 Xatoma
McDonnell Patrick, real-estateagent, office 410 Mont-
gomery, room 1, r. 1722 Mission
McDonueli Samuel A., pharmaceutist G. G. Burnett.
r. 361 Minua
McDonnell Thomas, laborer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
McDonnell Tim^ 'thy, expressman, SE cor Market and
Spear, r. l»2o Sutter
McDonnell W. A., driver Market St. E. R.. r. 5-29
Valencia
McDonnell Willia'n, laborer, r. 24 Moss
McDonogh James, fruit and produce. 212 Washing-
ton, r. S s Precita Av, bet Columbia and San
Bruno Road
McDonogh James Jr., p>rter Daitan & G.-ay, r. S 8
Precita Av, l>et Columbia and San Bruno Road
McDonoiioe Michael, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
McDunohoe Peter, seaman, r. 105 Clark
McDonough Antiiony. laborer, r. 5 Gilbert
McDonough Bridget Mrs., groceries and liquors, 10
Jessie
McDonough Catherine Miss, taiioress, r. 13 Clem
McDonough Daniel W., with J. H. Jones & Co., r. 163
Silver
McDonough Edward Mrs. (wi^ow) , r. 548 Minna
M -Donough Edward, sawyer, r. 548 Minna
McD..'nough Francis, lonsrshoreman, r. 127 Jackson
McDonough George, hi-i:?tler John Gilfoy, r. 554 Miss
McDonough George, seaman stm Los Angeles, Broad-
way Wharf
McDonough Hattie Miss, milliner E. Skidmore, r. 648
Minna
McDonough J., driver Market St. B. E.
McDonough James, clerk, r. 324 H Broadway
McDonough James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
M-Donough John, blacksmith John Olquist, r. 2026
Filbtrt
McDonough John, b'X>kkeei)er Charles W. Fox, r. 528
Geary
McDonough John, laborer, r. S s Greenwich, nr Mont-
gomery
McDonough John, tailor James Bull. r. 54^ Minna
McDonough John G., salesman James Bull, r. 548
Minua
McDonough John J., waiter, 1222 Pine
McDonough Julia (widow), domestic 308 Sixteenth
McDonough L" , waiter Lick House
McDonough Lizzie, domestic 1117 Taylor
McDonough Lucy A. (widow', r. 2918 Fillmore
McDonough Margaret (widow), r. 315 First
McDonough Maria, seamstress Buss Hotise
McDonough Mark, lab -rer, r. 130 First, rear
McDonough Martin, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r.
1717 Post
McDonough Mary (widow), r. 548 Minna
McDonoutjh Mary, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
McDonough Mtrj- Miss, taiioress Nicholas Sweeney, r,
548 Minua
McDonough M8t:fcew. r. 315 First
McDouough Matthew, clerk William Johnson, r. 724
Howard
McDonough Matthew, l.-ibojjer, r. 140"^ Shipley
McDonough Michael, steerage steward stm Los An-
geles. Broadway Wharf
J^DoH' ugh Patrick, carpenter, r. SE cor Fifteenth
and Minna ,
McDonough Patrick, policeman City Hall, r. NE cor
Filbert and VN ebster
B'JLLOCE « J0^^ 33. 105 Monteomerv St. Importsrs Manin's Canes sjid Umbrellas.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
McD
589
McE
McDonough Robert, salesman S. W. Boeenstock & Co., '
r. 21i0 Pine
McDonough Thomas P., barkeeper Bicbard Bnntun. r.
8 Jane PI
McDonough William T., bootmaker, r. S s Green- \
■wii h, nr MontKomery ;
McDonongh. See Macdonr.ugh j
McDougal Katie Miss, tailiress H. Hanson, r. 937 How
McDougald Aiiiv J., r. 4<jC» Fourth
McDougald John E., marbiecutter. r. 409 Fourth
Ml Dougald Thomas, switchman Central Pac. B. R., '.
T. 409 Fourth
McDougall B. i Son (Charles C. McDougall), archi- \
Ucts, gfficf 330 Pinf , room 27 ;
McDougall Bam' tt (B. McDougall 4 Son;, r. SW cor '
Fulton and Devisadero !
McDougall Charles C. (B. McDongaU i Son;, r. SW
cr Fulton and Devisadero
McDougall Daniel, r. Ashbury, nr Waller I
McDougLiU Daniel, Jr., chief engineer stm City of
Stoctt n, r. Ashbury, nr Waller
McD'Ugall James, r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
McDongaU James, seaman, r. 46 Steuairt
McDougall John, r. 509 Stevenson
McDougall John, office 334 Bui-h. r. 1914 Broadway
McDougall John C, collector, oilice 330 Pine, room 53,
r. NW lor Bryant and Second
McDougall Mary," btirler S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
McDougall Neil, brx>t6 and shoes, 3008 Mission
McDougall Samuel P., wines and liquors, SE cor
Fourth and King
• McDougall Thomas, speculator, r. 907 Howard
McDowell Alexander, paperhanger, r. 20 Scott PI
McDowell .^rchibala E., bookkeeper Gower i Gilman,
r. 150.1 Washington
McDowell Frederick H., draughtsman Union Iron
I Works, r. SE cor Bnsh and Mason
McDowell H. B., student Joseph P. Hoge, r. Palace
I Hotel
• McDOWSLL. IRVIX. Major-General V. S. A.,
[ Commanding Military Division Pacilic and De-
partment of Califumia, headquarters Presidio
Reservation, r. Black Point
MeD<jwell Jane (widow), r. 1303 Washington
McDowell Jane (widow;, r. 1920 Filbert
McDowell S. i Co.. carpet beating, 1321 Market
I McDowell Samuel |S. McDowell i Co.i.r.l321 Market
McDowell Samuel H., reporter The Bradstreet C<jm-
! pany, r. Cfc4 Minna
I McDowell Thomas, hackman, SE cor Fourth and
i Market
McDowell Thomas, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Da-
kota, r. 21>5 Ritch
McDowell Thomas W.,grainer.r. It;i5 Powell
McDowell William, show card writer, 608 Market, r.
3040 Sixteenth
McDuff John, st-aman.r. Steuart Street House
McDuff Mo lie Miss. r. 1421 Sacraiii<-nto
McDugan Hugh, carpenter, r. 726 Brannan, rear
McDunn J., paver Superintendent of Streets
McDunn Patrick, porter Humboldt Whart' Warehouse,
r. 17 Perry
McEachem Duncan, carpenter, r. 4 Morel PI
McEachran Benjamin, framemaker, r. 553 Jessie
McEachran Eliza A. (widow), r. 40« Capp
McEleamey James, drayman, r. 447 Tehama
McElheney Alice (widow), r. 522 Stevfuson
McElheney John, compositor Patrick J. Thomas, r. 522
Stevenson
McElheney Mary Miss. r. .522 .-'tevenson
McElheran Daniel, teamster Albert Washburn, r. NW
c< <T Folsom and Eleventh
McElheran Daniel, teamster Matthew Harris, r. 1611
Missir.n
McElheran Mary (widow), r. 1016 Minna
McElheran Robert, blacksmith Frederick T. Feisel,
I NW cor Folsom and Eleventh
I McElhinny Jane, domestic NE cor Franklin and Sac
McElhinnv John, gardener, r. 2111 Larkin
' McElhinny M. A., clerk, r. 2111 Larkin
McElhinny Martha, domestic 824 Ellis
McElhii ny Patrick, hostler J. F. McDonald & Co., r.
[ Philadelphia House ^
I McElhinny Patrick, labor-er, r. 12 Broadway, rear
j McElhinny Patrick H., law and c< llection office, 715
I Clay, r. NW cor Larkin and Vallejo
I McElhinny Rosa, domestic 902 O'Farrell
McEUigott James, laborer Superintendent of Streets,
r. 208 Seventh
McElligott William, coachman Golden Eacle H< tcl
McElliott James, laborer, r. 'Ms Seventh, rear
M. tlrat:. John E. (McElnith i E<lls). r. Oakland
McELRATH & EELJ^S .John E. McElrath and
C. P. Eell,ri_;iUrrBevs at law, office H» ITi \uA%
W"!**' -^ w V /'" . ^, T^- ^ / ' --
McElrov Abraham J., carriagemal;«r Carvill Manuf.
Co.^ r. 7 Pcwell
McElroy Andrew, groceries and liquors, 642 Mission
McElr'jy Bernard, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r.
10- J4 H Natoma
McElr^iy Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McElroy Emma L. Mis.', as-sistant Broadway Primary
School, r. SE cor Goagh and Green
JtfcElroy Gravel Mining Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.l,
Lewis Lillie secretary, oQce 21-22 Montgomery
Block
McElrriy Harriets, (widow), r. SE cor Gongh and
Green
McElroy Hugh, blacksmith, r. K^ McAllister
McElroy Hugh, laborer, r. 917 Jones
McElroy Hugh, packer Altschul, Seller k Co., fil2 Na-
toma
McElroy James, boatman, r. 8 Vandcwiter
McElroy James, teamster, r. 428 Seventh
McElroy James, laborer coke dent S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. Io09 >nnna
5feElroy James, porter S. Mosgrove k Co., r. 632 Bran
McElroy James Rev. D. D., minister in charge St.
Paul's Mi.-sion. r. 2519 Sacrarnecto
MiElroy James G., physician, office and r. 830 How
McElroy James R., mining, r. '.'17 Howard
McElroy John, r. Quincy House
M.ElTf.y John, boilermaker P.i«drn I. and L. Works,
r. Seventh, bet Harrison and Bryant
McElroy .John, compositor C. A. Murdock k Co., r.
Cameron Hous^
McElroy John, expressman, SE cor Mission and First,
r. 13 Natoma
McElroy .John, laborer, r. 3 Perry
McElroy John J., laborer Atlas Mills, r. 13 Natoma
McEiroy Mary (widow), r. 10.57 Howard
McElroy Oscar, drayman Wilson & Brother, r. 14
Ninth
McElroy Patrick, clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. -542
Natoma
McElroy Bcbert, real-estate agent, office 519 Mont-
gomery, r. 917 Howard
McElroy Susan M. (widow), r. 1427 Mission
McElroy Thomas F., bookbinder William B. Cooke k
Co., r. 13 Hunt
McElroy William, barkeeper, r. 151." J^ Market
McElvey Annie, domestic 1101 Van Ness Av
McElvey John, painter, r. 1123 Howard
McElwee Charles K., upholsterer, r. 21 Hawthorne
McElwee John V., miner, r. 21 Hawihome
McElwee William, carpetlaytr Hall i Lachman, r. 21
Hawthorne
McEnhJll John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 13
Harrison Av
McEnhill Maggie Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 13
Harrison Av
McEnroe Frederick, brassmonlder William T. Garratt,
r, 509 Grove
McEnroe John, shoemaker John Stillivan, r. 509
Grove
McEnroe Patrick, brassmolder. r. 509 Grove
McEnroe Tnomss, laborer, r. 509 Grove
McEntee oiler S. S. .\ncon Broadway WTiarf
McEntee George O., with Bancroft, Knight k Co..
73;} Market
McEntee James, macbioist £tna Iron Works, r. 3
Sherwood PI
McEntee John, laborer Patrick Kelly, r. 38 First
McEntee John, machinist Tnion Iron Works, r. 69
, Minna
McEnteeJohn F., machinist Cyclops Machine Sh-jp,
r. 24 !o Louisa
1 McEntee Sarah, cook, 1310 TaylcT
McEntee Terrence, teamster, r. XE cor Tenth and
i Bryant
McEvftns Charles, waiter New York Bakery, r. 227
Green ' ^-a^s*
McEvily Miles, hamessmaker Main k Winchester, r.
575 Bryant
McEvoy Cornelius, lather, r. 530 Third
• McEv< y Eilward, messman S. S. Great Republic
• McEv( y James, rigger and stevedore, r. 290 Union "^
j McEvov Joseph, foreman Mlchelssen, Brown A: Co., r.
! 336 Tenth
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McEvoy Joseph, porter Golden Eagle Hotel
McEvoy Joseph G.. plasterer, r. 1 Maria
MrEvoy Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. i35 Jessie
McEvoy Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 290 Uniou
McEvoy Mary Miss, milliuer, r. ^yo Union
McEvoy Patrick, engineer, r. 33}<> O'Farrell
McEvoy Peter, mattrassmaker, r. 225 Green
McEvoy Thomas, groceries and liquors, ard boarding,
412 Folsom
McEvoy Thomas, messman S. S. Great Republic
McEvoy T. v., gardener, r. 9 Middle
McEvoy. See McAvoy
McEwen Andrew, shutterniaker Pioneer Iron Works,
r. 2 Lawrence PI
McEwen Helen (widow) , r. 764 Folsom i
McEwen J. A. Mrs. (widow) , r. 1.520 Taylor
McEwen James, liremau S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
I cor Louisiana and Sierra
McEwen James, president Bay City Soda Water Co.,
r. XE cor Seventeenth and Valencia
' McEwen John J., clerk, r. 1714 Pacific Av
McEwen MaiyE. Miss, teacher music, r. NE cor Sev-
enteenth and Valencia
McEwen Peter, teamster, r. 130 Dora
McEwen Warren L. ( Morshead & McEwen ) , and
deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1^18 Jonrs
McFadden Annie, domestic 1013 Market
McFadilen Charles, plumber, r. Occidental Lodging*
McFadden Charles A., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. liJO" Turk
McFaddeu Charles J., bookkeeper H. Pichoir, r. NW
cor Eighteenth and Guerrero
McFaddeu Daniel, shipjomer Middlemas & Boole, r.
331 Bryant
McFadden Dion S., clerk, r. 1309 Tyler
McFaddeu Henry, printer, r. 782 Harrison
McFadden Israel, painter Uniou Iron Works, r. 924
Folsom
McFadden James, r. 30 Clinton
McFadden James, cook H. F. Severance
McFadden James F., lumber surveyor, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden John, laborer, r. 1914 Taylor
McFadden John, teamster, r. 307 Folsom
McFadden John J., contractor, r. 1427 California
McFaddeu Katie M. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 1607 Turk
McFadden Mary (widow) , r. NW cor Eighteenth and
Guerrero
McFaddeu Nellie Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundry,
Eddy, bet Filmore and Steiuer
McFaddeu Patrick, laborer C. E. Haseltine,r. NW cor
Green and Battery
McFadden Patrick A., foreman lumber yard A. M.
Simpsun & Brother, Beale St. Wharf, r. 1607 Turk
McFaddeu Samuel, clerk Flanagan & Gallagher, r. 360
Jessie
McFadden Stephen, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1022 Bryant
McFadden Thomas, drayman, r. 1418 Devi.sadero
McFaddiu Charles, clerk, r. 239 Eleventh
McFaddiu John, contractor, r. 239 Eleventh
McFadyeu Archibald (Atkinson & McFadyen), r. Oak-
land
McFall James, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
NW cor Laguna aud Huight
McFall John, laborer, r. NW cor Laguna and Haight
McFall Patrick, laborer, r. 319 Fifth
McFulk'u Patrick, laborer, r. 230 Steuart
McFarland A. J., lumberman, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McFarland Archibald 14., workman U. S. Mint, r. 226
Oak
McFarland B., scenic artist Baldwin's Theatre
McFarland Charles, carpenter, r. 74 Tcliama
McFarland Charles, laborer freight department Cen-
tral Pac. R. R.
McFarland Charles, uphulsterer, r. 4 Medau PI
McFarland Cornelius, machinist Union Iron Works,
r. .526 Howard
McFarland David A., r. 426 O'Farrell
McFarland Hubert, with G. M. Shores
McFarland Hugh, teamster Nicholas Biohard, r. 93
Col tun
McFarland James, barkeeper Dennis B. Devlue, r.
907 Folsom
McFarland James, moulder SXne. Iron Works, r. 901
Folsom
McFurlaud Jame^^, stonecutter Degan & Orford
McFarland James, teamster Hugh Flynu, r. 411 Clem-
entina
McFarland John, clerk, r. 2408 Folsom
McFarland John, gigger S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
McFarland John, seaman, r. 46 .Steuart
McFarlard Katie, domestic 1322 Geary
McFarland Maggie, domestic 1314 Green
McFarland Michael, laborer, r. 306 Main
McFarland Michael, laborer, r. 412 !^ Main, rear
McFarland Owen, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
1119 Folsom
McFarland P., artist, r. 327 Montgomery Av
McFarland Samuel Mrs., r. 112 ^ Silver
McFarland. See McParland
McFarlane Alexander, quartermaster O. & O. S. S.
Australia
McFarlane Walter, watchman freight dept Central
Pac. R. R., r. 648 Howard
McFarrau Isaac, real estate, olfice and r. 137 Mont-
gomery, room 34
McFay James, druggist, r. 1'26 Sixth
McFay Patrick, baker, r. 430^ Natoma
McFee John, carpenter, r. ■519 Mission
McFee Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
McFee. See McAfee, McPfee, and McPhee
McFeeley Bernard, teamster Joseph Newbauer, r. 307
First
McFeely M., house and sign painter, 2200 Fillmore
McFiggin Mary (widow), r. 712 Laikin
McFiunissey William, longshoreman, r. 270 First
McGaftagau Bernard, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
McGagan William, engineer S. F. Pljneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point
McGahan John, laborer, r. 29 Ohio
McGauu John, machinist Tait & Hainque, r. 365 Min
McGanu John, marblecutter L. R. Myers & Co.
MiOaun Malech M., salesman B. Nathan & Co., r. 724
Clementina
McGann Patrick, peddler, r. W s Sumner, nr Nevada
Av, Bemal Heights
McGann Patrick H., hatter, 25 Third
McGaun William, fireman Centennial Planing Mill, r.
Freelon, bet Fourth and Fifth
McGann. See McGahan
McGar Frederick, waiter Pacific Mail S. 8. City of
Sydney
McGare James, seaman, r. 6 Jackson
McGarity Lucy (widow) , r. 1616 Bush
McGarrahan -James, shoefitter, r. 261 Minns
McGaiTigall Edward, carpenter, r. 5 Zoe, rear
McGarrigall James, painter, r. 5 Zoe, rear
McGarrigall Joseph E., painter, r. 5 Zoe, rear
McGarry Edward, furniture finisher F. S. Chadbourne
& Co., r. Ill Olive Av
McGarry Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1018 Clay
McGarvey Alexander, blacksmith S. F. Grading and
Macadamizing Co., Long Bridge
McGarvey Catherine (widow) .teacher House of Mercy
Sewing School, NE cor Bryant and Riucon PI
McGarvin John, dairy, N s Lombard, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
McGarvin Philip, laborer, r. 26 Stevenson Av
McGary Edward, caiiitalist, office 310 Pine, room 47, r.
1036 Mission
McGary Edward Jr., r. 1036 Mission
McGaugli Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McGaughey lYaucis, salesman Breeze & Loughran, r.
5 Veruon PI
McGauley Eustace F., clerk Savings and Loan Society,
r. 628 O'Farrell
McGauley James F., clerk Savings and Loan Society,
r. 628 O'Farrell
McGauley Julia F. (widow) , select school, 628 O'Far-
rell
McGauley. See McAuley, Macauley and McCauley
McGeary H., tailor, r. 523 Kearny
McGeary John, builder, r. 1135 Mission
McGee Albert, hostler Henry Washburn, r. SE cor
Fifth aud Bryant
McGee Bernard J., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
4>4 Laugton
McGee Bridget, domestic 963 Howard
McGee Catherine (widow), r. Ws Tehama, bet Nor-
wich and Precita Av. Bernul Heights
McGee Edward, teamster Juuies McDevitt, 911 San
AIcGEE FRANCIS A., miuing secretary, office 32
Merchant's Exchange Building, r. 1231 Turk
McGee Francis P., porter Straus, Kohnstamm & Co.,
r. 18.59 Stevenson
McGee George, laborer, r. 19 Bluxome
McGee Henry, fireman Patific Mail S. S. Alaska
McGee Hugh, shoemaker, r. NW cor Boyd and Dora
Btillock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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McGee J., deckhand stm Julia, Washington St.
Wh«rf
MiGee James, horsetraiuer, r. 164 Jessie
MoGee James, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co.
McGee James, trunkmaker James Longshore, r. cor
Serond and Folsom
McGee John, mason Pac. Improvement Co., r. 217)^
Ei^'hth
McGee John, laborer, r. U5 Shipley
McGee John, liquor saloon, 131 Fifth, r. 368 Natoma
McGee John B., mining, office 330 Pine, roona 28, r.
80'.» Bush
McGee John J., hardware, 401)4 Sixth
McGee Kate Miss, laundry. 647 Mission
McGee Kate, domestic 1414 Sacramento
McGee Kate, domestic 1.518 Taylor
McGee Lizzie, domestic l.il8 Taylor
McGee Maria, domestic 1.520 California
McGee Michael, r. 521 Pacifl<-
McGee Michael, laborer, r. 3t;8 Natoma
McGeu Patrick, real-estate, r. 1013 Jackson
McGlc Patrick, varnisher, r. 32.5 Minna
McGee Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. cor
Thirty-first and Mission, Fairmount Tract
McGee Richard J., carriagetrimmer Albert Folsom, r.
924 Natoma
McGte Robert, laborer, r. l.'iS Dore
McGee Thomas, driver James Tulte, r. 217 Eighth
McGee Thomas, merchant, r. 29 Potter
McGee Thomas, trunkmaker, r. 2o2 Perry
McGee 'William, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 216
Dora
McGee William, shoemaker, r. 280 Jessie
McGee. See Magee
McGeehan Hugh, wharfinger Folsom St. Wharf, r. 403
Folsom
McGeeney Bridget (widow) , r. 141.5 Jackson
McGeeney Edward, pressman Bonnard & Daly, r. 141.5
Jackson
McGeeney Thomas, butcher Henry ProU Jr., r. 1415
Jackson
McGeeuy Joseph, laborer, r. 42 First
McGeever John, stableman Moses Hart. r. 1311 Pine
McGenty Dennis, teamster Gladding, McBean & Co., r.
315 First
McGenty J., r. 865;^ Market
McGEOGHEGAN JOHN T., mining secretary,
office 318 Pine, rooms 13-14, r. N s Seventeenth, nr
Guerrero
McGeorge John W., clerk Yates & Co., r. Oakland
McGeough James, stonecutter, r. 908 Sansom
McGeough Mary V. Miss, assistant South S. F. School,
r. 908 Sansom
McGeough Thomas, helper Carvill Manuf Co., r. 908
Sansom '
McGerr Mary, domestic 2315 Bush
McGerry Eliza Miss, milliner, 240 !<; Sixth
McGhaii Charles M., cook John H. Burns, r. 184 Jessie
McGibben Robert, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 7 Vincent
McGibben Sarah Miss, r. 7 Vincent
McGil)bon Archibald Mrs. (widow), r. 23 South Park
McGibbuns E., student Barnard's Business College
McGibney Robert, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McGiegan J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
McGiffin James, cabinetmaker W. J. Heney & Co., r.
1217 Jii Howard
M<iGiffiu Joseph, solicitor Franklin Hotel, r. 1519 Sac-
ramento
McGill Alfred A., clerk William R. Sloan, r. N s Dor-
land, bet Church and Sanchez
McOill Henry M., bookkeeper The Hibernia Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 342 Dorland
McGlll Howard, clerk D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 1410
Octuvia
McGill James, bricklayer and builder, r. 129 Sixth
McGill John, plasterer, r. 129 Sixth
McGill Joseph (D. A. Macdonald & Co.) , r. 1410 Oc-
tavia
McGill Joseph Jr., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 1410 Octavia
McOill Lott, carpenter, r. 4 Elgin Park
McGill Robert E., Custom House broker, r. 19 Oak
McGill Thomas, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
McGill. See Magill
McGillan Frank, hackman Plaza, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Frank Jr., painter, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Addie F. Small,
r. 22 Moss
McGillan Patrick, laborer Curtis * Son, r. 862 J4 Jessie
McGillan Patrick, meterman 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
440!^ Jessie
McGillan Patrick, painter, r. 22 Moss
McGillan Roger, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
211 Minna
McGillan Stephen, groceries and liquors, 244 F9urth,
r. 308 Clementina
McGilley James, plasterer, r. W a Wool, bet Cort-
land Av and Lincoln
McGilley Joseph, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
McGilliy Patrick M. C, plasterer, r. W s Wool, bet
Cortland Av and Lincoln
McGillicuddy Cornelius, tanner, r. 728 Brannan
McGillicuddy Eugene, expressman, ccr Fifth and Mar-
ket, r. 1404 Howard
McGillicuddy John, carriagepainter, r. 728 Brannan
McGillicuddy Maria Mis.s, teacher House of Mercy
Sewing School, NE cor Bryant and Rincon Pi
McGilloway , domestic 938 Geary
McGilloway Neal, teamster Maskell & Summerfield,
r. 6 Zoe PI
McGilvery Angus, carpenter, r. S s Eugenia, nr Pros-
pect Av
McGilvery James B., receiver Sutter St. R. R., 1034
Sutter, r. 1308 !4 Polk
McGilvery Thomas, clerk S. F. Laundry, r. 1307 Fill-
more
McGinley Hannah Miss, cigarettemaker, r. 909 Bat-
tery, rear
McGinley John F., shipcarp'^nter, r. 418 Folsom
McGiuley Kate Miss, cigarettemaker, r. 909 Bat, rear
McGinley Mary Miss, cigarettemaker, r. 909 Battery,
rear
McGinley Robert, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 441
Clementina
McGinley Robert, laborer, r. 14 Gilbert
McGinley Timothy, teamster, r. 909 Battery, rear
McGinn Annie Mrs., stamping and embroidery, 218
O'Farrell
McGinn Eugene, polisher James McGinn, r. 25 Anna
McGinn Gecirge, bootmaker James H. Swain, r. 1567 Ji
Market
McGinn Henry, r. 502 O'Farrell
McGinn Henry, trimmer J»mes McGinn, r. 863 Market
McGinn James, laborer, r. 214 Broadway
McGinn JAMES, undertaker, 863 Market, r. 1802
Ellis
McGinn John, plasterer, r. 129 Sixth
McGinn Martin A., salesman Nolan Brothers, r. 740
Market
McGinn Mary Miss, artist, r. 2020 Folsom
McGinn Patrick, hostler United Carriage Co., r. 650
Mission
McGinn Patrick H., coffinmaker James McGinn, r.
1802 Ellis
McGinn Thomas, coffinmaker James McGinn, r. 1802
Ellis
McGinn Thomas, shoemaker Hans P. Johnson, r.
Maine Lodging House
McGinn Thomas H., stonecutter, r. 1820 Market
McGinn William, stableman Edward H. Doyle, r. 246
Third
McGinney Frank J., saddler William Davis, r. 728 Mc-
Allister
McGinney John H., blacksmith Charles Rueser, r. 728
McAllister
McGinney jr'atrick J., cooper Fulda Bros. & Co., r.728
McAllister
McGinnis Annie, domestic Cosmopolitan Hotel
McGiunis Belle (widow) , r. 4 Martha PI
McGinnis Catherine (widow), r. 3 Minna
McGinnis Charles J., typecaster Painter k Co., r.3
Minna
McGinnis Daniel, laundryman Visitacion Latindry
McGinuis Edward, boilermaker, r. 1322 Harrison
McGinnis Edward, groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Alabama and Twenty-fourth
McGinnis Edward, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Harrison, bet Ninth and Tenth
McGinnis Edward S., harnessmaker, r. 32 Louisa
McGiunis F., laborer liisdon I. and L. Works
McGiunis Hugh, miner, r. 036 Commercial
McGinnis Hugh, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
and proptr Drawer Envelope Co., r. 724)4 Market
McGinnis James, hostler Isaac Stone, r. W s Sau
Bruno Road, nr Twenty-seventh
McGinnis James, seaman, r. 105 Clark
McGinuis James C, policeman City Hall, r. 33 Austin
McGinnis James H., r. 38 Mary
McGinnis Jane (widow) , r. 32 Louisa
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McGinnis John, canvasser, r. 150 Clara
McGiniiis Mary, shoefltter S. W. Levy, r. Waller, bet
Octavia and Laguna
McGinnis Michael, laborer, r. 528 Howard
McGinnis Michael, laborer, r. Waller, bet Octavia and
Laguna
McGinnis Patrick, r. 326 Bartlett
McGinnis Patrick, capitalist, r. 947 Folsom
McGinnis Patrick, seaman schr Precursor, Main St.
Wharf
McGinnis T., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McGinnis Thomas, saddlery and harness, 775 Market,
r. SE cor Mission and bixth
McGinnis William, laborer, r. SE cor Nineteenth and
Dolores
McGinnis William, laborer James McHugh, r. 947
Br;, ant
McGinnis William, silverfinisher Schulz & Fischer, r.
2 Tehama
McGinnis William, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
McGinnis. See Maginis, Maginness, Maginnis and
McGuinness
McGinty , shoemaker, r. E s Cook, nr Point Lo-
bos Av
McGinty Frank, painter, r. 222 M Fourth
McGinty J. B. Mrs., r. 639 Minna, rear
McGinty John, miner, r. 829 Folsom
McGinty John, tanner, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
McGinty Patrick, laborer, r. 119 Gilbert
McGinty Patrick, shoemaker, r. 2o}i Kitch
McGirr Owen, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 276
Minna
McGirr Kobert, chicken ranch. Ocean House Road, nr
Junction
McGivern Patrick, carriagemakcr, r. 381 Dolores
McGivney Michael, longshoreman, r. 1120 Mont
McGlade Daniel, submarine diver, r. 423 East
McGladery Mary Miss, matron Ladies' Pro. andEelief
Society, E s Franklin, bet Geary and Post
McGlautlin Emeline (widow), r. 24 Washiugton Av
McGlaufliu Lewis W. (E. F. Bent & Co.) , r. 2020 Sacra-
mento
McGlennou Michael, seaman, r. 219 Main
McGlew Thomas, mining engineer, r. 1579 Folsom
McGlew Thomas V., assayer r. 1579 Fnlsom
McGUnchey James, teamster, r. 108 Dora, rear
McGlinchty Jennie, domestic, NW cor Howard and
Fourteenth
McGlinchey John, teamster, r. 216 Harrison
McGlinchiy John F., teamster Heman 0. Elliot, r. 108
Dora, rear
McGlinchey Patrick, laborer, r. 8 Garden
McGlinchey William, bricklayer New City Hall, r.
Turk, bet Mason and Taylor
McGlinchey. See Magliuchy
McGlinn Hugh, livery and sale .stables, 126 Fourth
McGliun Hugh, washer Hugh McGliun, r. 126 Fourth
McGlinn John, driver William McGuire, r. Marshall,
nr Mission
McGliun. See McGlynn
McGlone Andrew, laborer American Exchange Hotel
McGlone Daniel, stableman City K. R. Co., r. 13 Kid-
ley
McGlone Frank, upholsterer, r. 27 k> Fourth
McGlone James, butcher, r. NE cor Wash and San
AIcGlone James, contractor, r. NE cor Fell and Scott
McGlone James, shoemaker, r. 154 Natoma
McGlone James H., porter George H. Tay & Co., r.
805 Vallejo
McGlone Joseph, merchant, r. 223 Fifth
McGhme Thomas, driver Central H. R., r. 1530 Eddy
McGlone Thomas, gardener Presidio Reservation, r. N
8 Geary, l)et Lyon and Haker
McOlynn Bernard, with Edward McGlyun, r. 211 Fol
McGlynn Charles C, r. 1208 Mission
McGlyun Edward, market, 211 Folsom
McGlyun Frank, capitalist, r. lUlU Dupont
McGlynn J. A. Mrs. (widow), r. VMS Mission
McGlynn Janies (!., nutir department S. F.Gas Light
Co., r. 1208 Mission
McGlynn John, baker, r. 1129 Folsom
McGlynn John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 221
Eleventh
McGlynn John, fruits and vegetables, r. W s Sanchez,
nr !■ ixteenth
McGlynn John F., r. 1204 Howard
McGlynn Patrick, expressiiiiin, r. 17 Polk
McGlynn Patrick, hackman Plaza, r. 27 Ji Zee
McGlynn Patrick, laboier Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing Co., r. 308 Main >.
McGlynn Peter J., ticket agent San Francisco and
Noith Pac. R. R., office Washington St.^\■harf, r.
1208 MiS!-ion
McGlyun Thomas, r. 221 Eleventh
McGlynn Thomas, cook Charles Kopp, r. 104 Seventh
McGlyun Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 8 Pedk
McGlynn. See McGlinn
McGoey James, porter Baker & Hamilton, r. 235 '^
Minna
McGoff Frank, clerk Albert Botcher, r. Lilly Av, bet
Octavia and Gough
McGohan John, teamster S. R. Church, r. Ohio, bet
Broadway and Vallejo
McGoldrich Daniel, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. 211 Fair Oaks
McGoldrick Bridget, domestic 807 Stockton
McGoldrick Patrick, lumberman A. M. bimi>son .fe
Bro., Beale bt.Wharf, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Sanchez and Noe
McGoUlrick William, lumberman A. M. Simpson &
Bro., Beale St. Wharf, r. N s Twenty-th:rd, bet San-
chez and Noe
McGonigle 0. melius, teamster Joseph Nevsbauer. r.
41 Nutoma
McGonigle Dennis, teamster Richard D. Chandler, r.
109 Vallejo, rear
McGonigle Hugh, laborer, r. 217 Perry
McGonigle Johu, r. 429 Geary
McGonigle John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 730
Clementiua
McGonigle Michael, teamster James McDevitt, 911
Sansom .
McGonigle Patrick, laborer Joseph Newbauer, r. 43
Natoma
McGonigle Patrick C, boilermaker McAfee Boiler
Works, r. .539 Howard
McGonigle Susan (widow), r. 41 Clarence PI
McGonigle Susan Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundry.
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
McGonigle. See McGunigle
McGoorty Eugene, cook Charles Fowler, r. NE cor
Pacific and Kearny
McGorley William, horseshoer J. Kennedy, r. 212 Stev
McGorry Catherine (widow), r. 1216 Alabama
McGorry John J., cooper MattuUath Mauuf. Co., r.
1216 Alabama
McGorry Mary Miss, domestic 2525 Howard
McGough John, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
■ 10, Steuart
McGough Patrick, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart
McGough Rose (widow), r. 108 Hickory Av
McGourley Mark, longshoreman, r. 54 DeBoom
McGovern Annie, domestic 1104 Mission
McGoveru B., laborer .\ndrew Onderdonk
McGovern Bernard, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 512
Mission
McGovern Bridget, r. 30 Clinton
McGovern Charles C, physician, office 9 Geary , r. 1577
Folsom
McGovern Francis, clerk P. J. McGovern, r. 2 Hoff Av
McGovern Francis, cook, r. 724 Howard, rear
McGovern Hanuah (widow), r. 2010 Mission, rear
McGovern James, laborer St. Joseph's R. C. Infant
Asylum, r. E s Q, bet Seventeenth and Nineteenth.
avs. South S. F.
McGovern Jimjes, teamster Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 31
Moss
McGovern John, laborer, r. 16 Folsom Av
McGovern John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
NW cor Eighth and Brannan
McGovern John, porter Commercial Hotel
McGovern Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 1008 Alabama
McGovern Maggie Mi.ss, teacher St. Peter's Convent
School, r. 1008 Alabama
McGovern Mary, donie.-tic 626 Eddy
McGovern Miciiael, laborer, r. 18 Boardman PI, rear
McGovern Patrick, laborer, r. Ci}^ Cleveland, rear
McGoveru Patrick, laborer N. B. and Mission 11. R.
McGovern Patrick, longshoreman Menzics it Bingham
McGovern P« ter, r. Park Hi tol
McGovern Peter J., groceries, 3'25-327 Sixteenth, J. 2
Huff Av
McGoveru Philip, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 422
Mission
McCiOVERN PHI1.1P, liquor saloon, NE cor Mar-
ket and Kearny, r. 317 O'Farrell
McGovern Philip, night watchman Southern Pac. R.
R., r. E s York, bet Mariposa anel Solano
McGovern Phillip H., collector, r. 1008 Alabama
BULLOCK c:; JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
McG
McG
McGovt-rn Robert, barber John Fleischmon, r. 6 Perry
McGovern Sarah, domestic 525 Turk
McGovem Thomas, laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
McGovern Thomas C, liquor saloon, SW our Potrero
Av and Twenty-second, r. 1008 Alabama
IfcGowan , laborer Thomas Byrne
McGowan Andrew, shoemaker, r. l* Kussell
McGowan Ann Miss, r. 25GJ6 Jessie, rear
McGo-wan Bernard, laborer, r. 247 Second
McGowan Bernard, laborer Thompson Bros., r. How-
ard House
McGowan Bridget Mrs., furnished rooms, 9 Taylor
McGowan Charles, bookkeeper, r. 516 3«i Fell
McGowan Charles, clerk James M. Taylor, r. Oakland
McGowan Domiuick, shoemaker Buckingham &Hecht,
r. 1021 Twentieth
McGowan Henry, hackman, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Henry, painter, r. 924 Washington
McGowan James, shipcarpenter, r. SE cor Michigan
and Sierra
McGowan James, stairbuilder, r. 405 Minna
McGowan James, tailor, r. 432 Natoma
McGowan James Jr., carpenter, r. 405 Minna
McGowan James B., clerk, r. 224 Fotirth
McGowan J. B. Mrs , lodgings, 224 Fourth
McGowan John, blacksmith, r. 520 Geary, rear
McGowan John, bricklayer, r. cor California Av and
Twenty-eighth
McGowan John, coachman David Porter, NW cor Cal-
ifornia and Powell
McGowan John E., clerk Edward F. Hall & Co., r. 506
Post
McGowan M., r. 224 Fourth
McGowan Matilda (widow) , r. 1028 Mission
McGowan Matthew (McGowan & Butler) , r. 014 Linden
McGowan Matthew, contractor, r. S s Powell Av, bet
California Av and Mission
McGowan Matthew, laborer, r. cor California Av and
Twenty-eighth
McGowan Michael, laborer, r. 10 Bryant Av
McGowan Michael, marble polisher, r. 725 Natoma
McGowan Michael, porter Samuel Plante, r. 120 Wil-
liam
McGowan N., r. 209 Leidesdorff
McGowan P., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
McGowan Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Geneva
McGowan Patrick, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
McGowan Patrick, stableman City R. R. r. 109
First Av
McGowan Patrick A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Franklin and Ivy Av
McGowan Peter, hackman. Plaza, r. 2017 Dupont
McGowan Peter, lumberman, r. 013 Mission
McGowan P. H. , business manager Evening Post, oflBce
602 Montgomery, r. Lick House
McGowan Phillip E., marblecutter John Sweeney, r.
725 Natoma
McGowan Thomas, butcher, r. 520 Geary, rear
McGowan Thomas, melter Thompson Bros., r. 512
Mission
McGowan Thomas, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
McGowan Timothy, shoemaker Stephens i; Dugan, r.
305 Fifth
McGowan W. H., deckhand etm Tulare, Washington
St. Wharf
McGowan William W., expressman, SE cor Clay and
Dupont, r. 7(13 Howard
McGowan Winfield J., carpenter Michael Walsh, r.
405 Minna
McGowan & Butler (Matthew McGowan and Thomas
Butler) , bricklayers and builders, 593 Ash Av
McGowan. See McGoun, and McGown
McGown Kate Mrs., r. Twenty-fifth, bet Sanchez and
Noe
McGoun Lee Mrs., r. 742 Harrison
McGoun Lee Jr., pianist, r. 742 Harrison
McGrady Daniel, laborer Bay District Fair Grounds
McGrady James, expressman, NE cor Pacific and
Stockton, r. 1019 Market
McGrain James, stableman City R. R., r. 1805 Miss
McGranagban Hugh, driver Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co.,
r. 37 Sacramento
McGranaghan Joseph, receiving clerk Frank G. Ed-
wards, r. 118 Eddy
McGrath Anna Miss, furnished rooms, IB'iO Market
McGrath Catherine (widow), r. 2019 5^ Howard
McGrath Catharine M. T. (widow), r. 29 Everett
McGrath Daniel, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 244
Minna
McGrath Dennis O., longshoreman, r. 330 Spear
McGrath Edward, laborer, r. S s Union, nr San, rear
McGrath Edward, marble works, 935 Market, r. 112
Oak
McGratli Emily Miss, dressmaker Mary E. Butler, r.
NW cor Green and Taylor
McGrath James, bricklayer Mfetthew McGowan
McGrath James, capitalist, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
McOrath James, clerk, r. 327 Green
McGrath James, cooper Hogan & Co., r. 21 Laskle
McGrath James, cooper Mattullath Manuf Co., r. NE
cor Folsom and Twenty-fourth
McGrath James, fireman S. S. City of Chester
McGrath James, hostler United Carriage Co.
McGrath James, laborer J . Hughes, Pioneer Park
McGrath James, shoemaker, r. NW cor Green and
Taylor
McGrath Jane Teresa Mrs., r. 135 Fifth
McGrath J. M., r. 127 Koaruy
McGrath John, r. 31 Clinton Park
McGrath John, bricklayer, r. SW cor Thirteenth and
Harrison
McGraih John, expressman, r. 178 Lombard
McGrath John, laborer, r. 12 Hunt
McGrath John, laborer, r. 254 >i Clara
McGrath John, laborer, r. 340 Fourth
McGrath John, laborer, r. 525 3« Howard
McGrath John, laborer Andrew Oijderdonk
McGrath John, proptr MoGrath's Hotel. 512 Mission
McGrath John, shipjoiner Boole & Webster, r. Oakland
McGrath John, steamboatmau, r. 512 Mission
McGrath John C. , manuf boiler covering, r. E •
Church, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McGrath John J., carpenter J. M. Comerford, r. Twen-
ty-ninth, bet Church and Sanchez
McGrath John J., clerk Edward McGrath, r. 112 Oak
McGrath John J., machinist A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
116 >iS Freelon
McGrath John T., metalroofer Conlin & Roberts, r.
1904 Mason
McGi ath Joseph, baker, r. W s Gunnison Av, bet Pre-
cita PI and Prospect PI, Bemal Heights
McGrath Joseph E., carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan
& Cofley, r. 422 Hayes
McGrath Lawi ence, boilermaker, r. NE cor Louisiana
and Sierra
McGrath Lawrence, laborer Hibernia Brewery, r. 734 Jj
Clementina
McGrath Lawrence, tailor, 50 Clementina
McGrath Lawrence J., cashier Nolan Bros., r. 335
Fifth
McGrath Mamie Miss, boxmaker A. Waldstein, r. 48
Clara
McGrath Margaret (widow) , r. N s Twenty-fourth, bet
Folsom and Treat Av
McGrath Margaret, domestic 546 Minna
McGrath Martin, laborer, r. S s Precita Av, nr Colum-
bia
McGrath Martin, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick, r. 110
Berry
McGrath Mary, domestic 1816 Sacramento
McGrath Mary, bakery. 335 Fifth
McGrath Mary Miss, dres-maker, r. 19 Sumner
McGrath Michael, r. 512 Mission
McGrath Michael, driver United Carriage Co., r. 12
Lewis
McGrath Michael, laborer Schweitzer k Bro., r. 235
First
McGrath Michael, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. 520
Howard
McGrath Owen, wood and coal. 2938 Mission, bet
Twenty-fifth and Tweuty->ixtli
McGrath Patrick, calker, r. 48 Clara
McGrath Patrick, 1 borer, r. 15 Everett
McGrath Patrick, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. 17 Alta
PI
McGrath P;itrlck, laborer J. Hughes, Pioneer Park
McGrath Patrick, shoemaker, r. 47 Minna
McGratli Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 130 Hickory Av
McGrath Patrick, teamster, r. 31 Clinton Park
McGrath Peter, marblecutter John Sweeney, r. Cen-
tral Road, nr Giant Powder Works
McGrath P. F., bakery, 13.j Filth
McGrath Stephen, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D.,r. 327 Green
McGrath Thomas, r. 512 .Mission
McGiath Thomas, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
178 Lombard
McGrath Thomas, cooper Mattullath Manuf Co., r. 18
Heron
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street cor Ti ird Street
38
ANDERSON & EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
McG
594
McG
McGrath Thomas, engineer, r. 19 Powell
McGrath Tbomas, engineer Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
337 Duncan
McGrath Tbomas, expressman, NE cor Washington
and Montgomery, r. 356 Grove
McGrath Thomas, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
McGrath Thomas, paver, r. Day, bet Twenty-ninth
and Thirtieth
McGrath Thomas H., gasfitter Bush & Scudder, r. NW
cor Green and Taylor
McGrath William, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy &. Co.,
r. 120 Shipley
McGrath William, carpenter, r. 1729 Market
McGrath William, clerk, r. 704 M Mission
McGrath William, marblecutter Pioneer Steam Mar-
ble Works, r. Central Koad, nr Giant Powder
Works
McGrath's Hotel, John McGrath proptr, 512 Mission
McGrath. See MacGrath and Magrath
McGraw Arthur, moulder Savage & Son, r. Golden
Gate Hotel .
McGraw Catherine (widow), r. 327 Green, rear
McGR AW ED'W'ARD W. , attorney at law, office
oOi Kearny, r. 1132 Twenty first
McGraw G., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
McGraw John, collector, t. 221 Minna
McGraw John, driver Eureka Brewery, r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Mission
McGraw John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 12 Hunt
McGraw John W., clerk R. R. Swain & Co., r. 115
Natoma
McGraw Thomas J., shipcarpenter, r. 277 East
McGraw William, with R. R. Swain & Co., r. N 8 Mis-
sion, bet Third and Fourth
McGrea Patrick, laborer, r. W s Mission, ni- Thirty-
tirst
McGreal Michael, clerk Patrick McGreal, r. SW cor
Seventh and Bryant
McGreal Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Seventh and Bryant
McGreevy Bes.sie J. Miss, assistant Noe and Temple
St. Primary School, r. 509 Twenty-second.
McGreevy Charles H., clerk, r. 509 Twenty-second
McGreevy Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 5-tO
Mission
McGreevy George, r. 509 Twenty-second
McGreevy John (IJrickwedel & McGreevy) , r. SE cor
Spear and Hairison
McGreevy John, bricklayer, r. 1613 Powell
McGreevy John, liqui r dealer, r. 218 Minna
McGrecvv John, policeman City Hall, r. NE cor Bart-
lott and Twenty-third
McGreevy John, steward Isthmus House, 54 First
McGreevy Joseph, extramau Hose No. 3, S. F. F. D.,
r. Folsom, bet Twenty-fir.-t and Twenty-second
McGreevy Michael, bricklayer, r. 1311 Filbert
McGreevy Patrick, laborer, r. 509 Twenty-second
McGreevy Richard, clerk, r. 509 Twenty-second
McGregon Nlc"holas, seaman, r. 5U6 Davis
McGregor .\lexander, blacksmith West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 729 Bryant
McGregor Alexander, capitalist, r. Lick House
McGregor Alexander M., harues-smaker Thomas P.
McLaughlin, r. 1714 I'olk
McGregor Dolly Miss, r. 215 Green
McGregor E. Mrs , janitrcss Spring Valley Primary
School, r. 1427 Pacific
McGregor Elizabeth Mrs., bakery E s Mission, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
McGregor Frank, fireman stui Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. 519 Mission
McGregor Jan)es, r. 30 Louisa
McGregor James, attorney at law,r. 30 Stone
McGregor James, sexton, r. 1427 Pacific
McGregor James, wines and liquors, 212 Braunan
McGregor Jane (widow) , r. 702 Clementina
McGregor Mary (widow), r. N s Branuan, bet Seventh
and Eighth
McGregor Neil, engineer tug Etna, r. 242 Brannan
McGregor Robert, editorial rooms Evening Post, r. 215
Green
McGregor Sarah (widow) , r. 441 Minna
McGregor William, toolmaker Fred. Krajewski, r. 441
Mine a
McGregor. See Macgregor
McGRKW A. F., stockbroker, office 420 Mont-
gomery, room 12, r. Oakland
McGrew John, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
McGrill Maggie Mies, corsetmaker, 115 Ellis
McGrill Patrick W., laborer, r. 532 Fifth
McGrogan Daniel, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
McGrooan William, laborer Risdon I. & L. Works
McOrory Owen, laborer William Kerr, r. 905 Battery
McGrory Thomas, boilermaker, r. Fairmount Tract,
opp Italian Hospital
McGrory Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. 8.
Granada
McGrouther Margaret Mrs., bakery, 345 M Fifth
McGruder Kate Mrs. (Kennedy & McGruder) , r. 62
Third
McGruder Lawrence (Farrelly & McGruder), r. 62
Third
McGruder. See Magruder
McGruery Hugh, laborer, r. 1 Chesley
McGuckin Daniel, laborer, r. 336 Ritch
McGue Edward, bricklayer, r. 1907 Hyde, rear
McGue William, cook Thomas Tompkins, r. 135 Post
McGuff William, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, r.
812 Market
McGuffick John R., printer, r. 270 First
McGuffiek William R., boilermaker, r. 270 First
McGuffie John, clerk, r, 312 Beale
McGuffin John, laborer, r. 9 Baldwin Court
McGuier Orison, master mariner, r. 2402 Mission
McGuigan Daniel, hackman, r. 1307 Eddy
McGuigan Edward, boat builder Timothy Collins, r.
cor Third and Berry
McGuigan James, laborer, r. 1621 Leavenworth
McGuigan Patrick, clothing and furnishing goods,
1010 Market, r. 447 Minna
McGuilk Patrick, fireman stm James M. Donohue, r.
7 Janseu
McGuin T., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
McGuiness Hugh, waiter J. T. Henry
McGuiness John, shoemaker, r. 1727 Market
McGuinness Daniel (McGuinness & Valentine), r. 13
Harlan PI
McGuinness John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McGuinness Matthew, boilermaker, r. 1543^ Clara,
rear
McGuinness Rosa (widow), r. 154 J^ Clara, rear
McGuinness Thomas, boilermaker r. 154 V Clara, rear
McGuinness & Valentine (Daniel McGuinness and
Robert Valentine), liquor saloon, 344 Bush
McGuinness. See Maginis, Maginness, Maginnis,
and McGinnis
McGuintess James, blacksmith, r. 6 Willow Av
McGuire .\nth()uy, blacksmith Daniel S. Shute, r.
Marshall, ur Silver .\v
McGUIKE ARTHUR W. (successor to B. H. Free-
manic Co.),stairbuilder,scrollsawyerand woodtur-
ner, 415 Mission, r. S 6 Sixteenth Av, nr P, South
S. F.
McGuire Arthur W. Jr., stairbuilder Arthur W. Mc-
Guire, r. S s Sixteenth Av, nr P. South S. F.
McGuire Bridget (widow), r. 1710 Leavenworth
McGuire Catherine (widow), r. Marshall, ur Mission
McGuire Catherine, domestic University Mound Col-
lege
McGuire Eliza (widow) , fruits, SE cor Clay and Tay-
lor
McGuire Francis, boilermaker, r. 530 Bryant
McGuire Frank, shoemaker, r. 35 Natoma
McGuire George, cook, r. 12 Jackson
McGuire Gustave, r. 919 Clay
McGuire Henry, groceries and liquors, 'cor Church
and Duncan
McGuire Hugh T., furniture finisher L. & E. Eman-
uel, r. SE cor Noe and Twenty-first
McGuire James, laborer, r. 437 Shipley, rear
McGuire James, laborer James McGlone," r. S 8 Fell,
bet Devisadero and Scott
McGuire James, laborer Sutter St. R. R.
McGuire James, policeman City Hall, r. 319 Minna
McGuire James, teamster, r. 711 Natoma
McGuire John (McGuire & Diamond), r. 514 Minna
McGuire John, boilermaker, r. 345 Minna
McGuire John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 149
Natoiua
McGuire John, bricklayer and contractor, r. 210 Grove,
rear
McGuire John, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
McGuire John, laborer W. E. Collyer, r. N s Shasta,
nr Louisiana
McGuire John, porter Occidental Hotel, r. 609 Natoma
McGuire John, sheep lierdir, r. 705 Front
Motniire Joseph, cabinetmaker. West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 156 Silver
McGuire Joseph, cari^enter, r. 64 First
BULLOCE & JON ST —Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Coirect Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
McG
595
McI
McGuire Joseph, carpenter, r. 428 Broadway
McGulre Luciun, physician and surgeon, office and r.
U2h Fourth
McGuire Mary A. Mrs., r. 6 Alger PI
McGuire Michael, liquor saloon, 234 First
McGuire Michael, foreman Chase & Wolff, r. 258
Minna
McGuire O., captain barkentlne William H. Gawley,
office Pier 1, Steuart
McGuire P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McGuire Patrick, laborer, r. 115.5 Folsom, rear
McGuire Patrick, packer quartermaster's department,
U. S. A., r. 345 Minna
McGuire Peter, r. 904 Kearny
McGuire Peter, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. 1218 Howard
McGuire P. H., lauudryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
McGuire Philip, groceries and liquors, SW cor Mar-
ket and Potter
McGuire Philip, laborer J. Hughes, Pioneer Park
McGuire Robert, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
McGuire Stephen, drayman, r. 913 Sacramento
McGuire Thomas, bricklayer, r. W s Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-.sccoud and Twenty-third
McGuire Thomas, carpenter Haskell & Bode, r. 714
Natoma
McGuire Thomas, engineer, r. 322 Jessie
4 McGuire Thomas, laborer McGuire and Diamond, r.
514 Minna
McGuire Thomas, tinsmith W. 8. Ray & Co., r. 1128
Folsom
McGuire Thomas, trunkmaker, r. Terminal Hotel
McGuire William, cooper Frank W. Arnold, r. St.
Charles PI .
McGuire William, seaman, r. 238 StAart
McGuire William, teamster Andrew Ouderdonk
McGuire & Uiamond (-John McGuire and Patrick Dia-
mond), poultry, 6;l-64 Centre Market
McGuire. See Maguire
McGuirk Ann Miss, r. 538 Howard, rear
McGuirk James, teamster, r. 12 Maria
McGuirk J. B., r. 805 Howard
McGuirk John, hackdriver David Stewart, r. 136
Seventh
McGuirk John, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
McGuirk John, laborer, r. S s Precita PI, bet Gunni-
son Av and Wa.shington Av, Berual Heights
McGuirk John, laborer Thomas Shewbridge, nr Ocean
View House
McGuirk Patrick, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
McGuirk Patrick, boilermaker, r. 538 Howard, rear
McGuirk Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 208
Seventh, rear
McGuirk Patrick, seaman, r. 7 Jansen
McGuirk Susan (widow) , fancy goods, 77 Brady
McGuirk Tiiomas, boilermaker, r. 5:W Howard, rear
McGuirk Thomas, laborer, r. 318 Miller PI
McGuirk Thomas, paver Suijeriulendent of Streets
McGuirt Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 22
Park Av
McGuU Frank, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
McGunigle Catherine (widow) , r. 321 !^ Union
McGunigle Hugh, cook, 12 Sacramento
McGuuigle John, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 321k
Union
McGunigle Rosannah Miss. r. 321 M Union
McGunigle. See McGonigle
McGunn Michael, long.shoreman, r. 258 Minna
McGurren Arthur, barkeeper John Monahan, r.GG Te-
hama
McGurren James, carpenter, r. 1409 Pacific
Millaffie James, broker, r. 944 Folsom
McUaffie John Mrs. (widow) , r. 944 Folsom
MiHaffie John F., clerk, r. 944 Folsom
McHale Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 462 Minna
McHale Celia, domestic 1215 Jones
McHaney Timothy, laborer, r. 313 Geary
McHaiiua John, student, r. 746 Mission
McHatton Patrick, laborer, r. 302 Beale
McHenry Ada (widow), r. 1918 Broadway
McHenry Catherine, r. 963 Mission
McHenry Daniel, marblecutter, r. 445 K Natoma
McHenry Daniel, moroccofinisher, r. 8E cor Sixth
and Brannan
McHenry Elizabeth Mrs., janitress St. Peter's Convent
School, r. E 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty.fifth
McHenry Frank, expressman, SE cor Stockton and
O'Farrell, r. 1408 Folsom
McHenry George, expressman, cor Dupont and Geary
r. 6 Byington
McHenry John (McHenry & Bradford), attorney at
law, office 73 Nevada Block
McHenry John, liquor saloon, SW cor Sixth and Bran
McHenry John, expressman, cor Tyler and Market, r.
NW cor Channel and Potrero Av
McHenry S. & Co. (Thomas W. Cunningham) , com-
mission and provision merchants, 425 Front
McHenry Samuel (S. McHenry & Co.), r. Oakland
McHenry Sarah, domestic l.HOl California
McHenry William C, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. aty of
New York, r. .1020 Vallojo
McHENRY «Sf BR.VDFORD (John McHenry
and A. C. Bradford), attorneys at law, office 73
Nevada Block
McHerron Matthew, mason, r. 208 Ninth '
McHugh Alice (widow) , r. 7 Rincon Av
McHugh Ann (widow) , groceries, Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
McHugh Felix, painter, r. 2205 Polk
McHugh James, barkeeper, r. 6'd(>^ Minna
McHugh James, blacksmith, r. 6 Adelaide PI
McHugh James, wood and coal, 947 Bryant
McHugh James H., currier Potrero Tannery, r. SW cor
Mississippi and Santa Clara
McHugh John, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
McHugh John, lumberman, r. 7 Rincon Av
McHugh John, proptr Beale Street Warehouse, cor
Beale and Bryant, r. Oakland
McHugh John, tailor, 143 Minna, r. 208 Clara
McHugh John, waiter Lick House, r. 219 J^ Tehama
McHugh John J., gilder, r. 931 H Howard
McHugh Owen, teamster, r. SE cor Tyler and Baker
McHugh Patrick, laborer, r. 14 Clinton
McHugh Patrick, laborer, r. 81 Fourth
McHuKh Patrick, lumberman, r. 7 Rincon At
McHugh Patrick, roofer, r. 206 Clara
McHuyh Peter, r. 308 Sutter
McHugh Tho)nas, engineer, r. 430 Shipley
McHugh William, r. 533 Seventh
McHugh. See McCue
McHugu John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
145 Valencia
Mclllraich Euphemia (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 646
Stevenson
Mcllvain Robert, assistant druggist City and County
Hospital, E 8 Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Mcllwain John, capitalist, r. 969 Mission
Mcllwain John, merchant, r. 442 Fifth
Mcllwaine Joseph, carpenter and contractor, r. 2915
Clay
Mclnarny Thomas, horseshoer, 19 Tyler, r. 6 Burcham
PI
Melnerney Bartley, bricklayer, r. 706)^ Tehama
Mcluerney Bernard, laborer, r. 907 Battery
Mcluerney Edward, chief engineer stm Areata, r. 244
C.ara
Mclneruey J., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner
Melnerney James, carpenter, r. Noe, nr Eighteenth
Mcluerney John, broommaker Harrison & Uickson, r.
417 Minua
Mcluerney John J., keeper Sheriffs Office, r. 69 Fourth
Melnerney Margaret Miss, r. W s Noe, nr Nineteenth
Melnerney Martin, groceries and provisions, 324 Ji
Hayes
Melnerney Mary A. (widow, r. 303 ^ Hayes
Melnerney Michael J., bookkeeper, r. 2314)* Larkin
Melnerney P. P., reporter The Bradstreet Co.,r. 710J^
Clementina
Mcluerney Thoma.s, r. 19 Tyler
Melnerney Thomas (Moran & Co., and Melnerney &
Stutz), r. 311 Broadway
Melnerney & Stutz .Thomas Melnerney and Jacob
Stutz), butchers, 52-53 Washington Market
Mclnery James, waiter, 807 California
Mclnnes John H., carpenter and builder, 813 L.<\rkin,
and varieties, 927 Larkin
Mclnnis Angus, boilermaker, r. 31 Minna
Mclnnis Daniel, laundryman Mechanics Co-operative
Co., Visitacion Valley
^clunis Flora A. Miss, tailoress Michael McCarthy,
r. 535 Howard
Mclnnis James, carpenter, r. 22 Vi Louisa
Mclnnis James T., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.,
r. 746 Mission
Mclntee Owen, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Mclntire Joshua, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Mclntire. See Mclntyre
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Kclntosb Charles, r. 6 E-wer PI
Mcintosh Charles F., newsdealer, r. 6 Ewer PI
Mcintosh Collin, painter Southern Pac. R. K'.
Mcintosh Daniel, r. 907 Union
Mclntot-h Daniel, tailor, N s Greenwich, bet Deylea-
dero and Scott
Mcintosh Ellen, domestic, r. 1024 Howard
Mcintosh Isaac R., carpenter Lockhart & Porter, r.
TbO Guerrero
Mcintosh James, baker, r. 346 Beale
Mcintosh James, carpenter Sandford M. Hills, r. 4
Gi ary PI
Mcintosh James, cook, r. 531 Mission
Mcintosh James, hostler, 3 Austin
Mcintosh James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 346
Beale
Mcintosh James, ■with G. M. Shores
Mcintosh James S., fourth officer O. &. O. S. S. Aus-
tralia
Mcintosh John, r. 22 M Louisa
Mclniosh John, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
Ahlborn House
Mcintosh John,- foreman Andrew Onderdonk, r. 102
I'rancisco
Mcintosh John, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Mcintosh John, machinist, r. W 8 Columbia PI, nr
Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Mcintosh John J., blacksmith B. Graves & Co.,r. 22 Ji
Louisa
Mcintosh Mary (widow) , r. 729 Harrison
Mclnti sh. See Mackintosh
Mclutyre , r. 324 3«i Hayes
Mclntyre Addie Miss, teacher music, r. 1026 Jackson
Mclutyre Andrew, boatswain Pacific Mall S. S. Alaska
Mclntyre Annie, domestic Grand Hotel
Mclutyre Archibald, master mariner, r. 608 Linden
Mclntyre Daniel, mate sIm Relief, Jackson St.Wharf
Mclntyre Daniel, mintr, r. 1115J$ Clay
Mcliityre Denis, carpenter New V. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 732 Natuma
Mclntyre Edward, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point, r. 13 White
Mclntyre Edward, laborer, r. W s Larkin, nr Fran-
cisco
Mclntyie Emily (widow), r. 1026 Jackson
Mclntyre Esther Miss, dressmaker, r. 1006 Market
Mcjutyrc Fnnnie (widow), r. Paris House
Mclntyre Geort,e, carpenter, r. 40 Everett
Mclntyre George, carpenter, 205 Ellis
Mclntyre H. James, bricklayer, r. 503 Minna
Mclntjre James, captain bark Revere, Pier 9, Steuart,
r. Overland House
Mclntyre James, carpenter, r. E s Hampshire, bet
Iwenty-secoud and Twenty-third
Mclutyre James, laborer, r. 454 Stevenson
Mclntyre James, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Mclntyre James, watchman Grand Central Market, r.
737 Brannan
Mcliityre Jihn, r. 171(i Mason
JJdntjre John, junk dealer, r. 17Rldley
Mclntyre John, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham,
r. 723 Davis
Mclntyre John, stevedore, r. 1302 Kearny
Mclntyre John B., bookbinder and paperruler, 423
Clay and 422 Comnunial, r. IHIO Pieice
Mclntyre Leslie, porter Dalton & Gray, r. 58 Minna
Milntyre Margaret Miss, domestic 114 Page
Mclntyre Michael, laborer, r. 4i:f Broadway
Mcli]t\re P., assistant weigher Custom House, r. 2228
Mission
Mclntyre Patrick, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Mcliityre Patrick, coachman Janus C, Flood, r. 710
Ellis
Mclntyre Patrick, speculator, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Mclntyre Patrick, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory. Black Point, r. S s Francisco, nr Larkin
Mrliitjic P( t( r, r. (l; 8 Green
McIntyrePtter, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
621) Minna
( Mclntyre Sarah (widow) , r. cor Vim Ness Av and Oak
\u-Iniyre Tlc.uias, steward, r. 120 Silver
Mclntyre Tho^lla6, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska, r.
34 Minna .
Mclntyre \Vi Ham, stoves and tinware, 1230 Market, r.
B. rkeley
Mclntyre William E., p( liceman City Hall, r. 1716
Mason
Mclntyre William J., attorney at law, office 30 Mont-
gomeiy Bloik, r. 1710 Mason
Mclntyre. See Macintire and Mclntire
Mclsaac Alexander, shipwright, r. 440 Third
Mclsaac Donald C, captain brig Nautilus, office 125
California, r. 030 Valencia
Mclsaac Duncan, plasterer, r. 721 M Broadway, rear
Mclsaac William, laborer, r. 328 Third, rear
Mclver James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Mclver Jessie, domestic 804 Mission
Mclver John, porter Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. B s
Twenty-fourth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Mclver John E., jjolisher, r. 613 Second
Mclver John E., varnisher J. B. Luchsinger k Son, r.
613 Second
Mclver Murdock, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham,
r. 613 Second
Mclver Peter, watchman Oakland Ferry Boat, r. 70
Clementina
Mclver Roderick, mate schr H. L. Tiernan, r. 26
Howard Court »
McJunkin Hugh K. (McJunkin & Lawton) , r. 27 Oak
McJUNKIN & LAWTON (H. K. McJunkin and
William N. B. Lawton). attorneys at law, office 403
Montgomery, rooms 34 and 35
McKage Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 711
Clementina
McKail James, mail carrier Central Pac. R. R.,NE tar
Fourth and Townsend, r. 12Bluxome
McKanna Robert, painter, r. 815 Vallejo, rear
McKay Alexander, marblecutter, r. 2019 Sutter
McKay Allan (McKay & Co., Humboldt Co., Oal.),
office 4 California, r. 331 Fremont
McKay Angus (McKay & Brown), r. 2,512 Sacramento
McKay Angus, shipcarpenter, r. 031 J^ Stevenson
McKay Angiis W., carpenterW. E. Collyer, r. 7 Steuart
McKay Annie (widow) , r. 28 Louisa
McKay Arthur, o«r repairer Central Pac. R. R., r. 113
Clinton
McKay Bryan, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McKay Charles, laborer Henry Dutton Jr,, r. cor Bush
and Scott
McKay Daniel, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works
McKay Daniel J., shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. 108
Hermann
McKay David, capitalist, office 215 Sansom, r. 330 Ellie
McKay David, salesman Duflf & Co., r. 317 First
McKay David, Jr., clerk I. Glazier & Co., r. 330 Ellis
McKay Elizabeth (widow) , r. 404 Jessie
McKay George, gasfitter, r. E s Florida, bet Butte and
Twentieth
McKay George P., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 408 Laguna
McKay James, helper Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. Columbia Hotel
McKay James, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W b
Tennessee, nr Mariposa
McKay James, mac hinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McKay James, shipcarpenter, r. 921 Market
McKay Jane H. (widow), proprietress Halliburton
House, 45 Twelfth
McKay John, carpenter Risdon I. andL. Works
McKay John, clerk, r. 28 Louisa
McKay John, cooper, r. 40 Commercial
McKay John, teamster, r. 1330 Washington
McKay John H., contractor, r. 107 Buchanan
McKay John N., shipcarpenter Dickie Bros., r. 110
Hermann
McKay John S., carpenter, 30 Hayes, rear, r. 29 Linden
McKay Patrick, laVnirer, r. 133«5 Bryant Av, rear
McKay Peter B., mouldings, 411 Mission, r. Alameda
McKay R. G., seaman, r. 4t; Steuart
McKay Robert, agent Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co., 22 Fremont, r. Oakland
McKay Robert, brickniasou, r. 975 Bryant
McKay Robert S., carpenter, r. 515 1^ Bush
McKay Thomas, farmer, r. W s Potrero Av, bet Twen-
ty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
McKay Thomas, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
McKay Thomas, team^t( r Andrew Onderdonk
McKay Thomas P., passenger agent Jlichigau Central,
Lake Shore, and Michigan Southern Railroads,
office 22 Montgomery, r. Oicidental Hotel
McKay Washington I., r. 40 Mary
McKay William, with James Cummings, r. 515 Sac
McKay William P., seaman, r. 242 Fremont
McKay William W., tinsmith S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
812 Jessie
McKay & Brown (Angus McKay and James D.Brown)
wholesale grocers, 427 Davis
McK AY & CO. (Occidental Lumber Mills, Eu-
reka, Humboldt Co., Cal.), office 4 California
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Fj»a Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
McK
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McEsy. See Mackey
IfcKeailney Hugh, architect, r. cor Van Ness Av and
Hayes
McKeague James, carpenter, r. 444 Minna
McEeaii Agues (widow), r. 17 Minua, rear
MoKean Edward, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
HcKean tieorge W., clerk banking dept Wells, Fargo
k Co., r. 3'25 Ellis
McEeaa James, seaman, r. 510 Davis
McEean. See McKeen
McEeating Patrick, shoemaker, r. 512 Mission
McKechnie C. J., artist Edward M. Gallagher, 438
Jackson
McEee Alexander, laborer, r. 318 Main, rear
McKee Alexander Jr., boilermaker, r. 318 Main, rear
McEee Archibald, moulder Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 318 Main, rear
McEee David, laborer, r. 318 Main, rear
McEee James, expressman co{ California and Davis, r.
Ss Valley, bet Ouerrero and Dolores'
McEee James, machinist, r. 711 Market
McKee John, r. 111>5 Grove
McKee John (Tallant & Co.), r. 26 Twelfth
McKee John, carpenter, r. E a Dolores, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth, rear
McEee John, shoemaker Jory Bros., r. 438 Jessie
McKee Joseph L., clerk Union Pac. Salt Co., r. 34 Sac-
ramento
McKee Mamie S. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 1227
Pine
McEee Mary (widow) , lodgings, 279 Stevenson
McKee Mary A. Mrs., shirtmaker Leon Lemos, r. 1231
Stockton
McKee Os^ian H. (Hoyt & McKee) , attorney at law,
office 63 Merchants' Exchange, r. 709 Shotwell
McKee Patrick, wood and coal dealer, r. Ily3<5 Shipley
McKee Robert (Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee), r. 114
Page
McEee Samuel (Pieraon, McKee & Co.), r. 404 Eddy
McKee Samuel, moulder Savage & Son, r. 16 Tehama
McKee Thomas, millhand Horace Davis jc Co., r. 16
Louisa
McKee William K., surveyor, r. 111}^ Grove
McKeen Robert, street contractor, r. 408 Bartlett
McKeen. See McKean
McKeerman Mary ( widow), r. 1807 Buchanan
McKeever Daniel, teamster S. R. Church, r. 5 Zoe PI
McKeever Jane Miss, dressmaker, r. 294 Twenty-
second
McKeever John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. Pioneer House
McKeever John, painter, r. 366 Natoma
McKeever Peter, helper Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 307 First
McKeever.Robert, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 12 Ve-
rona PI
McKeever Thomas, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
K. R., r. 432 Brannan
McKeever Walter, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. 1001 Folsom
McKeever William, laborer S. F. Pioneer' Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
McKeever William, assistant lighthousekeeper, Fort
Point
McKeever. See MacKeever
McKegnay Ellen (widow), r. 5 Lick Alley
McKegney Frank, messboy Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
McEeigh James, carpenter, r. 444 Minna
McKellar William J., seaman, r. 521 First
McEellips Daniel M., engineer Southern Pac. B. R,, r.
2008 Mission
McKellops Anna (widow), r. 1037 Mission
McKellops Henry L., clerk, r. 10.37 Mission
McKftlvey Margaret J., r. 830 Jackson
McKelvie Mattie Miss, seamstress, 1211 Jackson
McEen Andrew, seaman, r. 21 Stanford
McKenley Edward, engineer, r. SE cor First and Miss
McKenna A., rammer Superintendent of Streets
McKenna Andrew, laborer, r. 2.509 Post
McKenna Andrew, laborer, r. E s Columbia PI, nr
Parker, B. H.
McKenna Annie Mrs., r. 1316 Sacramento
McKenna Bridget (widow), r. 313 Folsom
McKenna Bridget, cook 2012 Pacittc Av
McKenna Edward, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
McKenna George, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
214 Perry
McKenna James, carpenter, r. 629 Grove
McKenna Jame.s, clerk quartermaster's department U.
S. A., r. 1816 Geary
McKenna James, driver Hook & Ladder No. 4, S. F. F
D., r. 1607 Jones
McKenna James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 17 First
McEenna James, longshoreman, r. 45 Vallejo
McKenna James, tailor, 118 Clara
McKenna James, vamisher Pac. Imjirovement Co., r.
2319 Bush
McKenna James P., bookkeeper Finley & Stephan, r.
12 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
McKenna Jane, domestic 1745 Union
McKenna Jane, domestic 714 Hayes
McEenna Jane (widow), r. E s Boyce, N of Point Lo-
bos Av
McEenna John, agent Western Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co. of Cal., r. Oakland
McEenna John, butcher Levy Ai Co., r.W s Mission, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
McKenna John, earriagepainter, r. 356 Grove
McKenna John, hackman. cor Third and Market
McKenna John, shoecutter, r. Yolo, bet Ctah and Ne-
braska
McEenna John, shoemaker, r. N s Twenty-fifth, nr Ne-
braska
McEenna John, student Heald's Business College
McKenna John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
McEenna John, teamster, r. 9 White's PI
McKenna John, trackman Central R. R.
McKenna John, water tender Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McKeuna John Mrs. (widow) , r. 1414 Jackson
McKenna John A., attorney at law. office 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 34-35, r. 1414 Jackson
McKenna John A., plumber New U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 863 Mission
McKenna Joseph, paperhanger George W. Clark, r.
863 Mission
McKenna Joseph, with H. B. Slaven, r. 76 Natoma
McEenna Eate Miss, adjuster coiner's department U.
S. Mint. r. 1414 Jackson
McEenna Laurence, laborer, r. 2319 Bush
McKenna Margaret (widow), r. W s Gunnison At, bat
Precita PI and Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
McKenna Mark, housepainter, r. 1316 Sacramento
McKenna Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 356 Grove
McKenna Mary Miss, forewoman F. Korbel & Broa.,r.
31 Lafayette
McKenna Michael, wheelwright, r. 1165 Howard
McKenna Michael Jr., painter Patrick J. O'Brien, r.
1165 Howard
McKenna Michael H. (McEenna & Greany), r. Ill
Ash Av
McKenna Nellie Miss, dressmaker, r. 356 GroT«
McKenna P., r. 636 Commercial
McKenna P., r. Park Hotel
McKenna Patrick, driver James Tomkinson, r. 150
Minna
McKeuna Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
McKenna Patrick, liquor saloon, 314 First, and express-
man, cor Mission and First
McKenna Patrick J., butcher, 4 Mission Market, r.
2011 Mission
McKeuna Peter B., peddler, r. W s Dolores, nr Thir-
tieth
McKenna Robert, foreman painter A. Berson A Son,
r. 815 Vallejo, rear
McKeuna Thomas D., sergeant police City Hall, r. 214
Tyler
McKeuna William, clerk Christy & Wise, r. 901 Guer-
rero
McKENXA. Si GREANY (Michael H. McKenna
and Michael Greany) , commission merchants and
dealers hay and grain, W s Drumm, bet Clay and
Washington
McKenney Henry, drayman Cutter & Co., 304 Davis
McKenney Henry M., bookkeeper Stock Report Pub-
lishing Co., r. Oakland
McKenney John, laborer, r. King Street House
McKenney L. M., publisher State Business Directory,
office 543 Clay. r. Sacramento, Cal.
Mi;Keuney William, whitener and plasterer, r. 2650
Folsom
McKenny Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 550 Mission
McKenny Charles, cook, r. 802 Jackson
McKenny Jane (widow), r. 824 Harrison
McKenny Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. 550 Mission
McKenuy Mnrgaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 305 Seventh
McKenny William, waiter, r. 140 Minna
McKenty John, tauner,r. N\V cor Sixth and Brannan
McKenzie , dressmaker, r. 401 Jii Geary
BEAMISH, always has latest styles. Collars, Cuffe, Neck Arsss, etc
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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McKenzieA. C, solicitor Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 108 Maeon
McKeuzie Alexander, clerk, r. 814 Bush
McKenzie Alexander, deputy county clerk, r. 628 Wash-
ington
McKenzie Alexander, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McKenzie Alexander, stevedore, r. 635 Second
McKenzie Alexander J., laborer Pool & Harris, r. 38
Baldwin Court
McKenzie Allan, rigger, r. 541 Second
McKt-nzie Andrew, r. 1521 Dupont
McKenzie Angus, shipcarpenter, r. SE cor Michigan
and Sierra
McKenzie Brown, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 54 Everett
McKenzie Charles, marbleworks, W s Central Av, bet
Geary and Post, r. W s Lyon, bet Post and Geary
McKenzie Charles, storeroom Palace Hotel, r. 526 How-
ard
McKenzie C. J., carpenter, r. 1920 Buchanan
McKenzie D., watchman Pioneer White Lead Works,
, r. 210 Howard
McKenzie Daniel, first ofiicer stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. 753 Howard
McKenzie David V., molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 20 Clementina
McKenzie Donald, r. 510 Howard
McKenzie Dougal M. E., liquor saloon, 210 Sutter, r.
210 Bush
McKenzie George, boilermaker Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 278 Tehama
McKenzie George R., salesman, r. 7}^ Verona PI
McKenzie Harrj', seaman, r. 41 Pacific
MrKinzie Henry, molder, r. 519 Mission
McKenzie Henry, waiter Palace Hotel
McKenzie James, rigger, r. 236 Folsom
McKenzie James, saloon keeper, r. 1111 Montgomery
JIcKenzie James, waiter S. S. Great Republic
McKenzie John, deputy U. S. Surveyor, r. 121 Haight
McKenzie John, secretary Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
2 Henrietta Square
McKenzie John A., steward, r. 1111 Montgomery
McKenzie John L., printer Alta California, r. 115
Kearny
McKenzie John T., captain stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ferry, r. San Rafael
McKenzie Maggie Miss, governess, 1916 Jackson
McKenzie Patrick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 264 Minna
McKenzie Peter, r. 309 Third
McKenzie R.. butcher Pacific Mail 8. 8. City of Pan-
ama
McKenzie William, carpenter W. E. Collyer, r. 613
Mission
McKENZIE WILiIilAM, Geary Street Wood and
Coal Co., 819 Geary, r. 805 Geaiy
McKenzie William, lopemaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. N s Minnesota, nr Mariposa
McKenzie. See MacKenzie and Mackenzie
McKeou James, bartender Robert K. Lennard, r. 1024
Stockton
McKeon James, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
McKeon John, pantryman Alfred W. Manning
McKeon John, rigger and stevedore, r. 60 N;itoma
McKeon Mary Mrs., girls' matron Protestant Orphan
Asylum
McKec n Patrick, meter inspector S.F. Gas Light Co.,
r. Palace Hotel
McKeon Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
150 Silver
McKeou Thomas, butcher Hayden & O'Brien, r. 146
Perry
McKeon William, teamster, r. 60 Natonia
McKeon. See McCune, McKeunc, McKeown and Mc-
Kune
McKeown Charles, laborer, r. 227 Green
McKeown James, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 559 How
McKeown John, miner, r. 18 First
McKeown John, rigger and stevedore, r. 8 Hunt
McKedwn Patrick S., clerk County Tax Collector, r.
1025 Mission
McKeown Peter, teamster G. C. Yates, r. 531 Pine
McKeown William, teamster G. C. Yates, r. 8 Hunt
McKeown William, tinsmith, .''.95 Sixth
McKeown. See McCune, McKeuue, McKeon and
McKunc
McKi rii Janus, seaman, r. 422 Drumm
McKernan James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 69
Natoma
McKernan John, hackman, cor Stockton and Geary, r.
831 Eighteenth
McKernan Margaret Miss, tailoress Henry Harmon,
r. Ill Silver
McKeune Edwin, r. 706 Folsom
McKeune Henry, proptr San Francisco Bellows
Factory, 566 Mission, r. 964 Mission
McKeune. See McCune, McKeon, McKeown and
McKune
McKevitt James, laborer Sutter St. R. R Co., r. 365
.•Austin
McKEW JOHN, wood and coal, 431 Union, r. 427
Union
McKew Maggie Miss, domestic 328 Bryant
McKewen Edward, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
McKewen Harriet (widow) r. 2120 Pacific Av
McKewen James, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
McKewen John, foreman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1122 Montgomery
McKewen Jonathan C. (estate of) liquor saloon,SE cor
Sansom and Washington
McKeweu Mary Miss, r.»1122 Montgomery
McKewen Peter (McKewen & Co.), r. 1122 Mont
McKewen Peter, teamster, r. Helvetia Hotel
McKewen Thomas, carpenter. Point Lobos Av, nr
Johnson Av, r. E s Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos
Av and St. Rose
McKeweu Thomas A. (McKewen & Co.),r. 1122 Mont
McKewen William, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, nr R
South S. F.
McKewen William, teamster F. Barnard & Co., r. 322
Vallejo, rear
McKewen & Co. (Peter and Thomas A. McKewen) ,
plumbers and gasfitters, 211 Ellis
McKewen. See McCune, McKeon, McKeown, McKeune
and McKune
McKhu Maggie, domestic 2 Harry PI
McKibbin George, hay and grain, wood and coal, 1823
Union
McKibbin H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1020 Market, and
15 Eddy
McKibbin James, waterman, r. 655 Minna
McKibbin Mary A. Mrs., assistant Jackson Street
Primary School, r. SW cor Filbert and Lyons
McKibbin Thomas (McKibbin & Petterson), r. 537
Howard
McKibbin & Petterson (Thomas McKibbin and Peter
Petterson) . proptrs Eureka Wrought Ironworks,
317-319 Howard
McKiernan Annie, domestic 1208 Geary
McKillop Angus, phonographer R. G. Dun & Co., r. 107
William
McKIL.L,OP .JOHN & CO. Commercial Agency,
Edwards, Pickens & Fulton proptrs, oflice 401 Cal-
ifornia, room 1
McKINLAY ARCHIBAL.D, agent Bank British
North America, oflice 219-221 Sansom, r. Oakland
McKINLEY BENJAMIN F., atient Pae. Com-
mercial Co., NE cor Sutter and Larkin, r. l.'OS Sac
McKINLEY DAVID A., superintendent Pac.
Commercial Co., office 22 Sacramento, r. Arcade
House
McKinley Edward, lithographic engraver W. T. Gal-
loway, r. 411 Minna
McKinley Frank, expressman, r. 1408 Folsom
McKinley James, cook, r. 1207 Polk
McKINLjEY .JAMES, president Pac. Commercial
Co., office 22 Sacranieuto, r. 1110 Larkin
McKinley Thomas, pantryman S.S. Idaho, r. 541 First
McKinley Thomas, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
McKinley W., r. Occidental Hotel
McKinney — — , expressman, r. Fifth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
McKinney A. W., r. 34 Rincon PI
McKinney Elizabeth Miss, seamstress W. E. Lawton,
r. 602 Howard
McKinney George, bootmaker, 29' Drumm, r. 1014
Montgomery
McKinney James P., carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 1111}^ Clay
McKinney John, laborer Steigor & Kerr, r. Twenty-
second, bet Treat Av and Harrison
McKinney Lizzie, domesiic 914 Pine
McKinney Mary Mrs., hairdresser, 1638 Mission
McKinney Thomas, carpenter Pac. Imjirovemeut Co.,
r. HUM Clay
MeKinnie Murray (Warren k McKinnie) , r. 240 Sixth
McKinnon Alexander, salesman Murphy, GraDt& Co.,
r. 2314 Ciilifornia
McKinnon Allan J., longshoreman, r. 1719 Jessie
McKinncm Angus, shijicarpenter, r. 625 Howard
McKinnon Archibald C., mining secretary, r. 202 Sixth
BullocK & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patte:ns.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
McK
599
McL
McKinnon Chaplee, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kear-
ny and Morton
McKiimon Daulel, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. Oak-
land
McKinnon Daniel, laborer Andrew Ondcrdonk
McKinnon Daniel A., milkman, r. 811 Geary
McKinnon David, lonssliorenian, r. 131 Harrison
McKinnon Dennis, laborer J. M. Waite
McKinnon Finley, wagonmaker Thomas Costigan, r.
75 Oregon
McKinnon George, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
Coliiua
McKinnon James, carpenter, r. W s Prospect Av, nr
Lizzie
McKinnon James C, salesman J. J. Morrison, r. Fruit
Vale
McKinnon James J., teamster Preston & McKinnon, r.
S.U Sixteenth
McKinnon John, expressman, r. Eighth Av, nr E,
Hunters' Point, South S. F.
McKinnon John, pressman J. K. Brodie & Co., r. 249
Tehama
McKinnon John A., harnessmaker S. L. Phillips, r.
(V26 O'Farrell
McKinnon John J. (Preston & McKinnon) , r. Fruit
Vale, Alameda Co.
McKinnon John S., molder JEtna Iron Works, r. 217
Twenty-second
McKinnon John S., boilermaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 16 Clara
McKinnon Neil, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
McKinnon Thomas, carpenter, r. 505^ Linden
McKinnon William D., salesman J. J. Morrison, r. NE
cor Spear and Mission
McKinsie Flora, domestic 1.327 Leavenworth
McKinstry E. W., associate justice Supreme Court of
California, chambers 640 Clay, r. Oakland
McKinyon Alexander, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Panama
McKittrick Edward, butcher, r. IIQS Howard
McKittriik Edward F., biitcher George Kaiser & Co.,
and foreman Hook and Ladder No. 3, S. F F. D.,
r. 1503 >^ Market
McKittrick James, butcher, r. 1105 Howard
McKittrick John, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 20
Myrtle Av
McKittrii k Joseph, oysterman, r. 1105 Howard
McKittrick Theresa Miss, shoefitter, r. 1105 Howard
McKnew Elijah,driver Morgan & Co.,r. SB Nineteenth,
nr Castro
McKnight Frederick, teller A. Gansl & J. Cullen, r.
709 Stockton
McKnight Hugh, painter, and extraman Hook and
Ladder No. 3, S. F. F. D., r. S b Market, bet Tenth
and Eleventh
McKnight John J., steward Industrial School
McKniglit Joseph, laborer Pac. Soda Works, r. W s
California Av, bet Twenty-eighth and 'Twenty-
nintli
McKnight Mary Jane, domestic 1024 Howard
McKoiglin Thomas, laborer, r. 124 Bernard
McKone James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
829 Folsom
McKOON HOSMER P. (Lake & McKoou) , attor-
ney at law, office 310 Pine, rooms 13-14-lC, r. 2600
Pacific Av
McKowu M. E. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 614 Mason
McKulige Antone, cook, r. 1217 Mason
McKune James, r. 549 Howard
McKnue Terrence, marblepolisher, r. 727 Bryant
McKursto Thomas, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 1929
Howard
McKusick Harrison J., superintendent tl. S. Railway
MailService(eighth division), office 606 Montgom-
ery, room 35, r. Oakland
McLagan James L., carpenter and builder, r. 19.35
Stevenson
McLagau William, engineer S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. N s North Piint, bet Larkin and Polk
McLagan William, messenger Levi Strauss vlt Co., r.
327 V, Bryant
McLain .Ah xander, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
McLain John, plumb: r John H. Grecniialgh, r. SW
cor Green ai:d Sausom
McLaue Allen, druggist, r. 927 Folsom
McLane Charles E., attorney at law, office 67 Nevada
Block, r. 500 Harrison
McLane David, iron molder, r. 346 Beale
McLane George, purser Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
McLane Hugh, laborer, r. NW cor Francisco and Fill-
more
McLane Hugh, teamster, r. 1311 Scott
McLane James, stableman Hancock & Kelso, r. SW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
McLane John, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitkcn, r.
Day, bet Church and Sanchez
McLane John, fireman stm Capitol, Oakland Ferry
McLane John, plumber, r. S s Green, nr Calhoun
McLane John, proptr Frisco House, 1710 Dupont
McLane Jolm, restaurant, 710 Front
MiLane John, seaniau, r. 41 Pacific
McLANE LOUIS, president the Nevada Bank of
San Frani isco. office NW cor Montgomery and
Pine, and president S. F. Park Commissioners,
office 328 Montgoiuf ry. room 22, r. 438 Bryant
McLane Louis Jr., r. 438 Bryant
McLane M., fireman ftin Julia, Washington St. Wharf
Mcl,ane Nelli:.' Mrs., lodgings, 787 Mission
McLane Thomas, waiter, r. 787 Mission
McLane William (Bailey & McLean), r. 533 Com-
mercial
McLaue. See McClain, McClalne, McClane, and Mc-
Lain
McLaren Charles S. (Moore & McLaren), r. ISli^
Steiner
McLaren D. A. (widow) , r. 460 Jessie
McLaren Daniel, secretary Odd Fellows' Mutual Aid
Assn. office 325 Montgomery, r. SW cor Gough
and Geary
McLaren James Q. (McLaren & Mathinson)), r. 622
Clay
McLaren Mary E. Miss, r. 1217 Gough
McLaren Peter, carriagemaker D. S. Shute, r. 420
Linden
McLaren P. M., mining secretary, office 318 Pine,
rooms 18-19, r. Oakland
McLaren William, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. SW
cor Point Lobos and Masonic avs
McLaren William J., driver S. F. Laundry Assn, r.
1105 McAllister
McLaren & Mathinson (James G. McLaren and Robert
C. Mathinson) , eleotro-stereotype foundry, 622
Clay
McLatchie Joseph, blacksmith A. Muir, r. 548 Folsom
McLatihie Joseph Jr., clerk George W. Gordon, r. 548
Folsom
McLaughlin Agnes Miss, assistant Columbia Street
Primary School, r. 1612 Turk
McLaughlin Annie, domestic 713 Polk
McLaughlin Annie Miss, stripper Mayrisch Brothers
& Co., r. 24 Verona PI
McLaughlin Armour, foreman National Brewery, r.
513 Buchanan
McLaughlin Bernard, r. 12 Converse
McLaughlin Bernard, laborer Presidio Reservation
McLaughlin Bernard, shoemaker, r. 231 Stevenson
McLaughlin Bridget, domestic Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Bridget (widow) , r. 1118 York, rear
McLaughlin C, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
McLaughlin Catherine (widow), r. 5 Boyd
McLaughlin Charles, capitalist, office 16 Montgomery
Av. r. Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Cornelius, hackman, r. 436 M Clementina
McLaughliu D., laborer, r. Philadelphia House
McLaughlin Daniel, employee Mason's Brewery, r. 3
Newell
McLaut-'hlin Daniel, casting cleaner Risdon I. and
L. Works, r. Oakland
McLaughlin Daniel, teamster, r. E s Alabama, bet
Twentieth and Twenty-first
McLaughlin Dennis, butler, 14119 Leavenworth
McLaughlin l.Hnnis, delivery clerk Central Pac. R. R.
stms. Washington St. WJiarf, r. 435 Pine
McLaughlin Duncan, pi rtcr Rouso & Laws
McLaughlin Edward, private watchman, r. 315 Stock
McLaugliliu Edward, ti;amster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SW cor Sierra and Indiana
McLaughlin Edward A., workman U. S. Mint, r. 8
Page
McLaughlin Eugene, miner, r. 12 Converse
McLaughlin Francis, stairbuilder, 839 Geary, r.
Bruns' Hotel
McLaughlin Francis, stonecutter, r. 727Natoma
McLuughlin Frank, laborer, r. 2 Sumner, rear
McLatighlin Frank, machinist iEtna Iron Works, r.
1124 Harrison
McLaughlin George, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
W s Michigan, nr Shasta
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANLBESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
McL
600
McL
McLaughlin George N., cook, r. 12 Broadway, rear
McLaughlin George V., baker, r. 12 Broadway, rear
McLaughlin Grace (widow), r. 203 Fourth
McLaughlin Henry, seaman, r. Western House
McLaughlin Henry A., mate tug Rescue, r. 230 Steuart j
McLaughlin Hiram, capitalist, r. SW cor Bush and
Devisadero
McLaughlin Hugh, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 22 M
McLaughlin Hugh L.,marblecutter, r. 1407 Sac
McLaughlin James, clerk E. G. Cook & Co., r. SW cor
Fifth and Howard
McLaughlin James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 231
First
McLaughlin James, liquor dealer, r. 1010 Montgomery
McLaughlin James, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
McLaughlin James, seaman stm George Harley, Sec-
ond Street Wharf
McLaughlin James, steerage steward Pacific Mail S.
S. Granada, r. 20 Clinton
McLaughlin James, teamster, r. 1513 Ellis
McLaughlin James H., boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r-
510 Sixth
McLaughlin James J., engineer Sutter Street K. B., r ;
! 77 Everett
I McLaughlin James K., r. 532 Mission j
JicLaughliu Jane (widow), r. 1108 Hyde
I McLaughlin Jane (widow), r. 513 Octavia ;
McLaughlin Jean (widow), r. Eighth Av, bet L and M, 1
South S. F. [
McLaughlin J. H., pantryman Nucleus House
McLaughlin Johanna (widow) . r. 323 Jessie '
McLaughlin John, clerk Wynne, Lowth & Co., r. 141 j
Shipley '
McLaughlin John, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 42R Ship I
McLaughlin John, expressman, SW cor Steuart and '
Market, r. SE cor Douglass and Eighteenth |
McLaughlin John, helper KisJon I. and L. Works, r.
43 Jessie, re ir
McLaughlin John, laborer, r. 244}^ Perry
McLaughlin John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
McLaughlin John, tailor Jacob A. Lundgrun, r. 754
Fulsom
McLaughlin John, teamster, r. G60 Folsom
McLaUijhlin John A., wharfinger Jackson St. Wharf,
r. 12 Boyd
McLaughlin John F., clerk George W. Tyler, r. 318
Lungton
McL,.VUGHL.IN JOHN F., superintendent Indus-
trial School, Old San Jose Road, five miles from
City Hall
McLaughlin John F. Mrs., matron Industrial School
McLaughlin John H., saahmaker, r. 9 Nevada
McLaughlin John J., driver City Cab and Transfer
Co., r. 12 Broadway, rear
McLaughlin John L., carpenter, r. Fairmount Tract,
nr Bernal Station
McLaughlin .John R., clerk W. H. McLaughlin, r. SE
cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
McLaughlin J. T., carpenter, r. Philadelphia House
McLaughlin Maggie Miss, cloakmaker Fratinger i
Noll '
McLaughlin Maggie Miss, teacher, r. 1010 Mission
McLaughlin Margaret, domestic 11125 Post
McLaugliliu Margaret, domestic 1201 Taylor
McLaughlin Maria (widow) , fancy goods,129 Eleventh
McLaughlin Mary (widow), r. 51u Sixth
McLaughlin Mary (widow), boarding, 12 Broadway,
rear
McLaughlin Mary, domestic 532 >i Polk
McLaughlin Mary Miss, niachino operator E. Detrick
& Co., r. 15 Miller PI
McLaughlin Michael, expressman, 604 Front, r. 220
Laiigton
McLaughlin Michael, extraman Hook and Ladder No.
1, S. F. F. U., r. N 8 Green, nr Sansom
McLaughlin Michael, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co.,
r. 14 Harlan PI
McLaughlin Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
2749 Harrison
McLaughlin Michael, foreman shoemaker Industrial
School
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
McLaughlin Michael, laborer, r. 32-") Bryant
McLiiughlin Mi -hnel, labi-rer, r. 2011 Filbert, rear
McLaughlin Mos(s .\., phys-ician and surgeon, office
and r. cor Railroad and Twelfth avs. South S. F.
McLaughlin Neil, boilermaker. r. 5 i2 H.iward
McLaughlin Neil, pantryman Rubs House, r. 437 Jessie
McLaughlin Nellie Miss, dressmaker, 24 Verona PI
McLaughlin Owen, machinist Risdon I. andL. Worka,
r. 35 Everett
McLaughlin Patrick, bollermaker's helper Pacific
Mail S. S. Co., r. 137 Clara
McLaughlin Patrick, coke department S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 113 Welsh
McLaughlin Patrick, helper Moynihan & Aitken, r. 3S
Everett
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 113 Welsh
McLaughlin Patrick, painter Thomas Downing, r.
1222 York
McLaughlin Patrick, peddler, r. 1182^ Harrison
McLaughlin Patrick, tanner California Tannery, r.
Serpentine Av, nr Hampshire
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 17 ^ Geneva
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 18 Downey, rear
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer Lucas & Co., r. First, nr
Minna
McLaughlin Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
18 Minna
McLaughlin Patrick, vardman Grand Hotel
McLaughlin Peter, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Clarence PI
McLaughlin Peter, laborer, r. 817 Morel PI, rear
McLaughlin Peter, pressman S. W. Raveley, r. 323
Jessie
McLaughlin Peter, laundryman Occidental Hotel
Laundry, r. W s Bay, N of Point Lobos Av
McLaughlin Richard, laborer, r. 2013 O'Farrell
McLaughlin Richard, watchman Presidio Reservation
McLaughlin Robert, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
McLaughliu Robert J., porter George W. Gibbs & Co.,
r. 141 Shipley
McLaughlin Samuel, laborer, r. 406 Seventh
McLaughliu Stephen, i^lumber William R. Allen
McLaughlin Susan E., groceries, SW cor Ritch and
Townsend
McLaugUlia Thomas, compositor Spaulding, Barto &
Co., r. 30 Post
McLaughlin Thomas, painter, r. 230 Ritch
McLaughlin Thomas, watchman Healy & Fagen, r.
Eighteenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
McLangh lin Thomas P., harness and saddles, 1714 Polk
McLAfGHLIX W. H., apothecary, SE cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Mission, and NE cor Twenty-second
and Folsom
McLaughlin William, clerk Alexander NicoU, r.
Fourth Street Hotel
McLaughlin William, hackman, cor Market andjFifth,
r. 2'.;2 Dora
McLaughlin William, laborer, r. 54 First
McLaughlin William, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
McLaughlin William, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
22 Georgia, near Sierra
McLaughlin William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 19
Ritch
McLaughlin William, pressman E. Detrick & Co., r.
15 Miller PI
McLaughliu William, saloonkeeper, r. 225 Bush
McLaughlin William, teamster, r. 2()14 Mission
McLaughlin William Jr., porter M. Rosenshime &
Bro.. r. 220 Dora
McLaughlin. See McLoughlin
McLay George B.. physician and surgeon, ofiBce and r.
2430 Mission
McLea Alexander, blacksmith David Kerr, t. 657 Pol
McLea Annie Miss, milliner Mrs. M. A. Soper, r. 6ST
Folsom
McLea Arthur, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 657 Fol
McLea Donald, capitalist, r. 657 Folsom
McLea James, candy maker, r. 657 Folsom
McLea. See Macleay
McLean A. E., saloonkeeper, r. What Cheer Houae
McLean Alfred A., job printer, and agent Perforated
Frictional Belt. 605 Sacramento, r. 2225 Pacific Ar
McLean Allen, carpenter Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
782 Harrison
McLean Andrew, engineer Davis Brothers, r. P»rk
Hotel
McLean C, capitalist, r. Russ House
McLean Catherine Mrs., bakery. 410 Fourth
McLean Charles A., steward, r. 2224 California
McLean D., r. Clipper Hotel
McLean Daniel, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
MeLican David, ironworker Union Ironworks, r. 154^
Shipley
McLean Donald, wool and hide broker, r. The Bald-
win
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Zeam> Si
McL
601
McM
HcLcau E. Miss, saleswoman Eeane Bros., r. 942 Fol-
8i>m
McLean Edward, assistant storekeeper warehouse de-
jiartment Custom House, r. 438 Second
McLean Edward, painter, r. cor. Seventh and Cleave-
laud
McLean Edward, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill Ji Stet-
son, r. Oakland
McLean Elise, compositor Bonnard & Daly, r. 3.52
Grove
McLean Frank, engineer tug Wizard, r. 634 Mission
McLean George, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r. 359
Brannan
McLean James, capitalist, r. 234 Sixth
McLean James, waiter Pacific Mall S. S. City of New
York
McLean James P., watertender Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Capp and Howard
McLean Jennie, domestic 1520 Van Ness Av
McLean John, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1222
Leavenworh
McLean John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
McLean John, laborer Hercules Powder Works, r.
Seventh Av, nr Golden Gate Park
RIcLiEAN JOHX H., wharfinger, office and r. cor
Bay and Meiggs' Wharf
McLean John T., mining, r Grand Hotel
MiLeau Kate (widow) , r. G20 Taylor
McLdiiu Kenneth F., carpenter, r. 467 Jessie
McLean Mary Mrs., r. 1309 Mission
McLean Murdoch, carpenter, r. 4117 Jessie
McLean Myra Miss, compositor Carlos White, r. 724
Seventeenth
McLean Peter, real estate, r. G36 Valencia
McLean Robert A., physician, office and r. 603 Merch
McLean Sarah Mrs. (widow) , r. 942 Folsom
McLean T. James, compositor Alta California, r. 52
Second
McLean William, r. 521 Pacific
McLean William, carpenter, r. 9 Guerrero
McLean William H., carpenter Albion C. Hussey, r.
717 Sanchez
McLean William H., first officer Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Howard and Capp
McLtau. See McClain, McClaine, McClane, McLain,
and McLane
IMcLear Patrick, street contractor, r. 17 Third
McLear Lizzie, domestic 217 Seventeenth
IMcLeary John, laborer, r. 2424 Pine
McLeary John, laborer Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
' Post
[ McLeigh John, bartender John Murray, r. 545 Second
I McLellan Anna C. (widow), dressmaker, 2002 Taylor
McLellan Edwin L., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail
I Service, r. Stockton
t McLellan John, expressman, r. 2006 Polk
f McLellan John, porkpacker Michelssen, Brown, & Co.,
r. 121 ^ Dore
I McLellan Robert, sparmaker, r. 12)4 Fifth At
1 McLellan. See McClellan, and McLennan
1 McLennan C. Charles, bootmaker, S s Mariposa, nr
i Minnesota
f McLennan Donald, manager Mission Woolen Mills,
office 115 Battery, r. NW cor Folsom and Thir-
teenth
McLennan Farquhar A., carpenter, r. 617 Tyler
McLennan Frank P., proptr South S. F. Wool Scour-
ing Factory, and Bay View House, Railroad Av,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth avs, r. NW
cor Folsom aud Thirteenth
McLennan John D. , magnetic healer, office and r. 220
Stockton
McLennan Malcolm C, clerk George Loomis, r. 1026
Jackson
McLennan. See McClellan, McClelland, and Mc-
Lellan
McLennon John, bookkeeper S. P. Laundry, r. 2110
O'Farrell
McLeod Alexander, junk peddler, r. 1114 Mission
McLeod Alexander L., shipcarpenter, r. E 8 Minne-
sota, nr Mariposa
McLeod Angus, r. 103 Buchanan
McLeod Angus, wines and liquors, 5 Morton, r. 103
Buchanan
McLeod Daniel (E. H. Jones & Co.), r. 1019 Wash
M. Lcod Daniel, carpenter, r. 5 Morton
McLeod Daniel, ( arpenter, 416 Sacramento, r. SE cor
Gough and Hickory
McLeod Daniel, shipwright, r. 678 Clementina
McLeod E. C, r. 655 Washington
McLeod Edward, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
McLeod George (Larkiu & Co.), r. 8W cor Second and
Howard
McLeod George F., stock clerk James Paterson, r. IIT
Kearny
McLeod HughR., cigars and tobacco, 544 Fourth
McLeod James, marblepolisher John Daniel A: Co. r.
284 Stevenson
McLeod James, plasterer and contractor, r. 1017 Twen-
tieth
McLeod Jean (widow) , r.777 Harrison
McLeod John, carpenter, r. 37 >4 Sixth
McLeod John, rigger, r. 240 Fremont
McLeod Kate (widow), r. 1425 Mason
McLeod Kate Miss, ijroprietress Arlington House, 12T
Kearny
McLeod Mary Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 678 Clem
McLeod Robert, engineer, r. 16 Fifth Av
McLeod Robert, laborer Golden Gate Park
McLeod Robert F., drayman Larzelere & Witham, r.
219 Clara
McLeod Roderick, gardener, r. Oak Street House
McLeod Thomas, porter Abraham I. Kom, r. 15 Va-
renne
McLeod Thomas R., carpenter Excelsior Planing
Mills, r. 223 Treat Av
McLeod William, bartender, r. 123 Dora
McLeod. See McCloud
McLeran T. G., mining, office 331 Mont, room 18
McLerie J. N., builder, r. 21'.il Bush
McLister James J., upholsterer E. Hoey, r. 2617 Bush,
rear
McLister Mary (widow) , r. 2617 Bush, rear
McLoughliu Bridget, laundress Occidental Hotel, r.
346 Clementina
McLoughliu Charles B., machine operator S.W. Levy,
r. 231 Stevenson
McLoughlin Dennis, patternmaker Hope Iron Works,
r. 6UU Fourth
McLoughliu Eliza (widow), r. 423 Vallejo
McLoughlin Ellen, domestic, 608 Franklin
McLoughlin James, baker, r. 641 Commercial
McLoughlin John, laborer New City Hall, r. 172T
Market
McLoughlin John, maltster Mason's Brewery, r. 20
Jausen
McLoughlin John, plumber Sweeney & Vance, r. 36
De Boom
McLoughlin Kate Mrs., assistant Market Street Pri-
mary School, r. 620 Taylor
McLoughlin Margaret Mi.ss, dressmaker, r. 423 Vallejo
McLoughlin Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 423 Vallejo
McLoughlin Mary Miss, r. 628 Capp. rear
McLoughlin Michael, hostler, r. 14 Harlan PI
McLoughlin Michael, laborer New City Hall, r. SB
cor Twenty-third and Hampshire
McLoughlin Patrick, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
McLoughlin Robert, fireman Pacific Mail 8. 8. Colima,
r. 31 Ecker
McLoughlin. See McLaughlin
McLure John, foreman moulder Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 363 First
McMahon Andrew, blacksmith Sutter St. R. B., r. oor
Filbert and Webster
McMahou Ann (widow) , r. 5 Bernard
McMahon Ann (widow), r. 811 Greenwich
McMahon Annie, domestic 2'20 Turk
McMahon Bernard, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
McMahon Bernard, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works,
McMahon Catherine (widow), r. 1 Folsom Av
McMahon Catherine (widow), r. NW cor Georgia and
Sierra
McMahon Celia, dressmaker, r. 333 Turk
McMahon Charles F., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 811 Greenwich
McMahon Charles H., solicitor, r. Ss Twenty-ninth,
bet Castro aud Noe
McMalioii Daniel, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
McMahon Edward, upholsterer, r. 33ii Moss
McMiiliou Ellen Mrs., bakery, NW cor Twenty-second
and Valencia
McMahon Felix, laborer, r. 6 Hill
McMahon Frank, coalpasser Pacific Mail S.S.Granada
McMahon Frank, laborer, r. 511 Mission
McMahon Frank, porter, r. 23 }4 Clara
McMahon George T., copyist Hall of Records, r. 6 Hill
McMahon James, boot and shoemaker, 1'25 Eighth, r.
1205 Folsom
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
McM
602
McM
McMahon James, capitalist, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon James, collector, r. 216 Montgomery Av
McMahon James, expressman, r. 3 Capp
McMahon James, gardener Laurel Hill Cemetery, r.W
s Collins, bet St. Rose and Point Lobos Av
McMahon James, plumber, r. Webster, nr Filbert
McMahon James, policeman City Hall, r. 349 Grove
McMahon James, seaman, r. Western House
McMahon James, waiter Grand Hotel
McMahon James, waiter W.Warner Henry, r. 681 Clem
McMahon James Mrs., bakery, 1205 Folsom
McMahon James Jr., plasterer, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon James B., harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 222 Minna
McMahon Jennie Miss, r. 1039 Market
McMahon Jeremiah, laborer, r. 2005 Leavenworth
McMahon John, r. Golden Gate Hotel
McMahon John, dry goods, 22i Sixth, r. 4633^ Tehama
McMahon John, assistant engineer S. S. Gipsy, r. 13^
Isis
McMahon John, laborer, r. 910 Folsom
McMahon John, machinist, r. 18 First
McMahon John, medical student, r. 5 3^ Kearny
McMahon John, musician Great Western Band, r. 1
Folsom Av
McMahon John, hostler N. B. and Mission E. R., r.
127 Welsh
McMahon John, plasterer, r. 5 Bernard
McMahon John, salesman C. Curtin, r. 502 O'Farrell
McMahon John, shipcarpenter, r. 10 Boardman PI
McMahon John, shoedresser U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. San Jose Av, bet Twenty-sevenih and
Twenty-eighth
McMahon John H., wagonmaker Bernard Gallagher,
r. 10 Anthony
McMahon John J., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
E s Diamond, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
McMahon Joseph, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
XW cor Shasta and Georgia
McMahon Joseph, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
McMahon Lawrence, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
E 8 Louisiana, nr Shasta
McMahon M., drayman Sherman, Hyde & Co.
McMahon Martin, laborer, r. Philadeljihia House
McMahon Mary (widow), laundress, r. 4 Varenne
McMahon Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Mary Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 2526 Bryant Av
McMation Mary C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 811 Greenwich
McMahon Matthias G., butcher, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon Michael, r. 512 Mission
McMahon Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 15
Shasta
McMahon Michael, miner, r. 4.35 Pine
McMalion X., laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
McMahon Patrick, driver City R. R., r. 1831 Mission
McMahon Patrick, grocer, r. 1335 Natoma
McMahon Patrick, f^ashmaker, r. 544 Howard
McMahon Patrick G., stairbuilder, 713 Harrison, r.
444 Minna
McMahon Patrick H., trimmer V. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. San Jose Av, bet Duncan and Twenty-
eighth
McMaiion Peter, boarding, 117 Drumm
McMahon Peter, carpenter, r. 27 Columbia PI
McMahon Peter, lireman, r. X s Parker, bet California
Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
McMahon Peter, laborer, r. .528 Howard
McMahon Philip P., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 14
Valparaiso
McMahon Richard F., upholsterer, r. 15733^ Market
McMahon Silver Mining Co. (White Pine Co., Nev.),
George R. Spinney secretary, office 330 Pine, room
40
McMahon Thomas, carpenter, r. 1516 Mission
McMahon Thomas, laborer, r. Webster, bet Green-
wich and Filbert
McMahon Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r.
21105 Dupont
McMahon Thomas, tannery, SWcor Seventh Av and N,
South S. F.
McMahon Thomas J., painter, r. 253 Stevenson
McMahon Thomas R., butcher David Ackerman, r.
21 Ritch
McMahon Timothy, carver, r. 193^ Gilbert
McMahon Timothy, driver City Cab and Transfer Co.
VIcMalion Victor, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.
McJIalion Walfred, laborer, r. 923 Broadway
McMahon William, r. 2636 Clinton
McMahon William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McMahon William, blacksmith S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 1836 Garden
McMallan Jane (widow), r. 454 Sixth
McMallan Neal, boots and shoes, 204 Fourth, r. 454
Sixth
McMallan William, clerk, r. 454 Sixth
McManman Anna (widow) , r. NW cor Broadway and
Larkin
McManman Lillie, clerk American Sewing Machine
Co., r. KE cor Larkiu and Broadway
McMann Bernard, butcher, r. 757 Brannan
McMann Frank, collector Frank G. Edwards, r; 1408
Sacramento
McMann James, fruit and varieties, 413 East,
McMann James, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
719 Brannan
McMann James H., clerk James McMann, r. 413 East
McMann John, foreman-paperhanger Frank G. Ed-
wards, r. 1408 Sacramento
McMann John E. S., shoemaker, r. E 8 San Jose Av,
nr Twenty-seventh
McMann Mary (widow), r.EsSan Jose Av.nr Twenty-
seventh
McMann Mary Mrs., branch bakery, 757 Brannan
McMann Patrick H., shoemaker, r. E s San Jose Av,
nr Twenty-seventh
McMann Peter, fireman tug Rabboni, Folsom St. Wharf
McMann Peter, painter E. H. Gadsby
McMann Thomas J., shoemaker, r. E s San Jose Av,
nr Tweuty-seventh
McMann William, blacksmith, r. 18 3^ Garden
McMAXX "WTX,L.IAM, wood and coal, SW cor Polk
and Washington, r. 1701 Washington
McMannis James T., general agent Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne & Chicago R. R., ofQce 2 Xew Montgom-
ery, r. 29 Dupont
McMannis Thomas, real estate, r. 132 Perry
McManus Bernard, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
7u5 Natoma
McMan\is formack, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.,r.
722 Capp
McManus Edward M., calker, r. 252 Minna
McManus Harriet E. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
11163^ Folsom
McManus James, clerk, 223 Tenth
McManus James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
McManus James, drayman J. F. & J. B.JMurray, r. 32
Zoe
McManus James, laborer, r. 33 Kate
McManus James, tailor A. Nicoll, r. 3 Channel
McManus James J., clerk J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
1116 3i Folsom
McManus James M., plumber J. 0. Plagemann, r. 2811
California
McManus Jdhn, clerk Owen Casey, r. 35 Kate
McManus John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 66
Minna
McManus Julia, (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 931 Market
McManus Michael, dairyman George C. I'ic Jam< s Q,
Smart, r. San Jose Kciad, nr Industrial School
McManus Michael, laborer, r. Philadelphia House
McManus Michael, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
McManus Michael, tinsmith, r. 4443* Third
McManus Patrick, carpenter, r. 413 Stevenson
McManus Patrick, cooper, r. 618 Jones
McManus Philip, barkeeper Michael Lane, r. 531 How
McManus Philip, tauner, r. 632 Brannan
McManus Roderick, laborer, r. 5 Moiel PI
McManus Thomas, laundryman City and County
Hospital
McManus Thomas, liquor saloon. 1G02 Mission
McManus W. H., hostler C. R. Taylor
McManus William, expressman, r. N s Church, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
McMaster Alplionsus G., galesmau Joseph Hubbiirt, r.
Oak, nr Gearj'
McMa.ster Andrew J., carriagefinisher, r. 36 Willow
Mc>Ja.<ter John, .junk, r. 24('. Spear
McMaster Li/.zie (widow), r. Oak, nr Geary
McMaster Patrick, blacksmith, r. nr Lake Honda
McMath Joseph (Sankey \- McMath), r. 741 Market
McMeans A. C, mining secretary, office 228 Mont-
gomerv, room 24, r. ii09 Pine
McMECHAN JAMES, notebroker, office 324 Pine,
room 7, r. Grand Hotel
McMeeve Martin, laborer, r. 172 Perry
McMenuiman A., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McMenniman Andrew, moroccofinisher, r. 8 Potter
McMenuiman James, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
McM
603
McN
McMenomey Hugh, driver BuUert & McMenomej, r-
535 Jessie
McMenomey James (Bublert fe^McMenomey) , r. 535
Jeasie
McMenomey James Jr., bookkeeper Biihlert & McMe-
nomey. r. 5:i5 Jessie
McMenomy Andrew, teamster Superintendent of
Streets, r. 5 Everett
McMenomy Charles, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. 22
Ganlon
McMenomy Daniel, r. 520 Fnltori
McMemimy James W., deputy license collector, r. 15
Hickory Av
McMenomy John, dravman, r. 731 Natoma
McMENOMY JOHN H., butcher, 8-9 California
Market, r. .'520 Fulton
McMenomy Mary, domestic 641 Stevenson
McMenomy Michael, foreman Flanagan & Gallagher,
r. 731 Natoma
McMenomy William, carpenter, r. 524 Stevenson
McMenomy William, teamster, r. ISL'O Jackson
McMiihael Charles, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
McMichael Robert, blacksmith, r. 210 Kitch, rear
McMillan A. E., r. 1809 Bush
McMillan Alexander, longshoreman, r. 6 Carolina
McMillan Angus, peddler, r. 313 Main
McMillan Angus, sailmaker E. Detrick & Co., r. 525
Howard
McMillan Daniel, proptr Girard House, 142 Seventh,
r. 110-2 Howard
McMillan Daniel Jr., clerk, r. 1102 Howard
McMIL-LAN DONALD (McMillan & Kester), r.
1534 Ellis
McMillan Dugald, physician, ofBce and r. 245 Eighth
McMillan F. Mrs., saleswoman Davis Vertical Feed
Sewinf; Machine Co., r. 8U9 Filbert
McMillan GustavusE. , drayman G. Jlitchler.r. 29 Kate
McMillan Gustavus N., porter G. Mitchler, r. 29 Kate
McMillan H., fourth assistant engineer Pacific Mail
S. S. City of Peking
McMillan Henry, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. SE
cor Seventh Av and L, South S. F.
McMillan Hugh R., driver Boca Brewing Co., r. 809
Filbert
McMillan James, seaman, r. 117 First Av
McMillan James, teacher music, r. 1924 Jessie
McMillan James A., r. 35G Tehama
McMillan John, carpenter, r. 6 Caroline
McMillan John, contractor, r. 1 Polk
McMillan John, laborer Pacific Ice Co., r. Golden
Gate Hotel
McMillan John, shipcarpenter Central Pac. B. R.
steamers, 30 Sacramento, r. 110 Berry
McMillan John, shoemaker Edward Main, r. 320 Fol-
som
McMillan Joseph, carpenter, r. 908 Folsom, rear
McMillan Josie, domestic 2716 Sacramento
McMillan Lizzie R. Miss, teacher, r. 715 Howard
McMillan N. & W., boots and shoes, 2(:0 Fourth
McMillan Neal (N. & W. JIcMillan), r. 454 Sixth
McMillan Peter, r. 1102 Howard
McMillan R. (Fegan i: McMillan) , r. SW cor First and
Frederick
McMillan Robert, collector Daniel McMillan, r. 1102
Howard
McMillan ROBERT, physician, office and r.
72J Washington
McMillan Ronald G., clerk Abrams & Carroll, r. 136
Gough
McMillan William (N. & W. McMillan), r. 454 Sixth
MiMillan William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
McMillan William, shipjoiiier, r. 1718 Jones
McMillan W. M., compositor Carlos White, r. 1222
Leavenworth
McMillan & kester (Donald McMillan and
Levi B. Kester), msnnfs syrups, cordials, essences,
bitters, etc., 714-718 Front
McMillan. See MacMillan
McMillen Joseph, laborer C. E. Haseltine
McMillen Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), A. C. Mc-
Means secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 24
McMiun Alexander, painter Hopps & Sons, r. 804 J^
Larkin.
Mf Mohou Celia Miss, dressmaker, r. 1003 Mission
McMonagle C. C, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City
of New York
McMoneagle Louis F., bookkeeper Fulton Iron Works,
r. 1020 Sutter
McMorry Farrel, capitalist, r. 1627 Howard
McMullan Dsvid, bookkeeper Lavenson, Winter & Co.,
r. 435 Bush
McMullan John, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-
first
McMullen , contractor, r. 40^ Geary
McMullen George, dairyman, r. SE. cor Dolores and
Nineteenth
McMullen Hugh, assistant bookkeeper The Hibernia
Savings and Loan Society, r. 730 Clementina
McMullen James, coalpasser S. S. Oregon, Oregon
S. S. Co.
McMullen John, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 232 Folsom
McMullen John W., night inspector Custom House,
r. 306 Fol.som
McMullen Joseph V., mason Superintendent of Streets,
r. 00 Tehama
McMullen Lewis G., teamster, 22 California, r. E s
Williamson, N of Point Lobos Av
McMullen Richard, carpenter Diggins Bros., r. 2520
Sutter
McMullen S., student Barnard's Business College
McMullen Thomas, teamster Baker & Hamilton, r.
Washington Hotel
McMullin Eliza F. (widow), r. 1414 California
MoMullin Frank, secretary Grangers' Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 210 Powell
McMullin George O., r. 1104 Post
McMullin Kennedy, blacksmith Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. Twenty-seventh, nr Sanchez
McMullin Samuel, bookkeeper Robert Flenniken, r.
1520 Pacific Av
McMullin Thurlow, salesman Taber, Barker & Co., r.
638 Folsom
MoMullin. See McMullan and McMullen
McMurray Annie Mrs., r. 511 Bryant
McMurrav Daniel, laborer, r. 421 Folsom
McMurray Hugh J., r. 820 Fulton
MeMurray James, clerk John T. Graham, r. W s
Brewster, bet Faith and Hope, Bernal Heights
McMurray James, jeweler Koehler & Ritter, r. 16
Mason
McMurray James D., carpenter Pac. Improvement
Co., r. 1514 Taylor
McMurray JOHN p., manuf plaster decora-
tions, 763 Market, r. 575 Minna
McMurray Marv Mrs., adiuster coiner's department
U. S. Mint, r. 1039 Market
McMurray Milton, clerk D. Z. Yost & Co., r. 632 Post
McMurray Nathaniel J., capitalist, r. 1307 Mission
McMurray Patrick, groceries and liquors, cor Colton
and Brady
McMurrav Samuel, waiter S. S. Great Republic, r.
United States Hotel
McMurray William, laborer, r. N s Moulton, nr Bu-
chanan
McMurrin John, laborer James F. McCormic.k, r. Ful-
ton, bet Scott and Devisadero
McMurtrie Eli M., clerk Greenebaum & Co., r. 429
Geary
McMurtrie J. Mrs., boarding, 429 Geary
McJIurtrie Thomas, carpenter, r. 429 Geary
McMurtrie Thomas Jr., clerk Contra Costa Laundry
Assn, r. 429 Geary
McNab Allen M., clerk Pac. Oil and Lead Works, r. SE
cor Natoma and Second
McNab James (McNab k Smith), r. 924 Harrison
McNab k Smith (James McNab and John A. Smith),
draymen, office 204 California
McNabb A., r. 2.501 H Mission
McNabb Henry, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
McNabb James H. , deputy collector Custom House, r.
Russ House
McNabb Patrick, laborer, r. 246 Beale
McNaee Maurice, match manuf, r. 1027 Alabama
McNair Ebenezer, carixnter Sanford M. Hills, r. 4
Geary PI
McNally A., laborer Pacifi(; Mail S. S. Co., r. 242 Sec
McNally Benjamin, switchman Central Pac. R. R., r.
S s Gody. btt Mission and California Av
McNally Bridget, domestic 416 Chestnut
McNally Daniel, dairyman John Linnehan, r. NWcor
Greenwich and Laguna
McNally Dennis, diivtr Engine No. 5. S. F. F. D., r.
1219 Stockton
McNally Edward W., law student, r. 448 Sixteenth
McNally Henry, molder Fulton lion Works, r. 619
Mission
McNally Hugh, contractor, r. 13 Page
V^
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low^Imports direct
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 MontgomeiySt
McN
604
McN
McNally James, driver Omnibus R. R.
MoNally James A. (McNally & Blattner), r. 709 Mc-
Allister
McNally John, chief cook S. S. City of Chester, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., r. 12U Folsom
McNally John, fireman S. S. Great Republic
McNally Josephine (widow) , r. 1224 Bush
McNally Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 865 >i Market
McNally Lawrence (McNally & Hawkins), r. 15
Eleventh
McNally Mary Miss, dressmaker, 30 Ellis, r. 2527
Howard
McNally Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Howard and
Beale
McNally Michael M., clerk City and County Recorder,
r. 448 Sixteenth
McNally Susan, domestic 2221 Pacific Av
McNally W., fancygoods and stationery, 90S Valencia
McNally William, collector, r. 908 Valencia
McNally & Blattner (James A. McNally and Nicholas
Blattner), proptrs Russ House carriages, Mont-
gomery, bet Bush and Pine
McNALiL-Y & HAWKINS (Lawrence McNally
and Arthur K. Hawkins) , plumbers and gasfltters,
607 Market
McNally. See McAnally
McNamara Agnes Miss, assistant Tyler Street Primary
School, r. 1G37 Mission
McNamara Andrew, gardener, r. 1211 Broadway
McNamura Ann (widow), r. 182 Stevenson
McNamara Annie, domestic 305 Turk
McNamara Annie, dometitic 1317 Hyde
McNamara Daniel, laborer, r. 214 Jjroadway
McNamara Daniel, machinist Thomson & Evans, r.
182 Stevenson
McNamara Daniel, teamster F. Barnard & Co., r. Rail-
road House
McNamara Dennis S., plasterer, r. 1920 Jessie
McNamara Ellen (widow) , r. 971 Van Ness Av
McNamara Frances E. Miss, r. 971 Van Ness At
McNamara Frederick, r. 511 Mission
McNamara Henrietta (widow), r. 1816 Hyde
McNamara Hugh, rancher, r. NW cor Sierra and Min-
nesota
McNamara James, laborer, r. 406 Clemeitina
McNamara James, painter, r. 231 Stevenson
McNamara James, teamster I. Gutte, r. 155 Clara
McNamara James A., collector James R. Kelly & Co.
r. 971 Van Ness Av
McNamara James S., policeman City Hall, r. 1637
Mission
McNamara John, laborer, r. 3 Vernon PI
McNamara John, laborer, r. 223 First
McNamara John, laborer, r. 408 Valencia
McNamara John, laborer, r. 712 Folsom
McNamara John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McNamara John, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R.
R., r. 436 Jessie
McNamara John, laborer, r. E 8 San Maguel Station
McNamara John, searcher of records, r. 1715 Dupont
McNamara John J., bookkeeper Scottish Commercial
Insurance Co., r. 971 Van Vess Av
McNamara Kate Miss, dressmaker Miss Sarah Lennon,
r. 718 Natoma
McNamara Mary, domestic 1305 Gough
McNamara Mary A., domestic, 1004 Geary
McNamara Michael, r. 640 Jessie, bet >Seventh and
Eighth
McNamara Michael, carriagetrimmer James Wylie, r.
182 Stevenson
McNamara Michael, laborer, r. 7>i Garden
McNamara Michael, laborer E. V. Hathaway, r. 275
Minna
McNamara Micliael, liquor saloon, SE cor Valencia
and Twenty-fifth
McNamara Michael, shoemaker, r. 129 Sixth
McNamara Nellie Mis»,dri;88iuaker Miss Sarah Lennon,
r. 718 Niitoma, rear
McNamara P., driver Market Street R. R.
McNamara P., paver Superintendent of Streets
McNamara Patrick, laborer, r. 718 Natoma, rear
McNamara Patrick, salesman Nolau Bros., r. 521
Bryant
McNamara Patrick, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
McNamara Patri(;k 15., driver City E. R., r. 1452 Min
McNamara RubcM t, caintalist, r. 1020 Montgomery
McNamara Susan, doiurstic 1428 Ellis
McNAMARA TUOMAS, attorney and counsellor
at law, ojfice 320 Sansom, room 46, r. 219 Tenth,
Oakland
McNamara Thomas, boatman, r. 143 Townsend
McNamara Thomas F., r. 971 Van Ness Av
McNamara William, hatter, 916 Market
McNamara. See MacNamara
McNamee Bernard, driver Empire Coal Mine & R. B.,
r. Vallejo, nr Dupont
McNamee John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
422 Fremont
McNamee Kate (widow), laundress, r. 1315 Scott, rear
McNamee Michael, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick, r. 615
Davis
McNamee Morris, expressman, r. 1027 Alabama
McNamee Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r-
30 Moultrie, Berual Heights
McNamee Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
McNamee Patrick J., deputy Superintendent of
Streets, r. 207 Gough
McNamee Sarah, domestic, 920 Eddy
McNamee T., carpenter Superintendent of Streets
McNannis James, laborer, r. 7 Gilbert
McNaughton A., cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of KTew
York
McNaughton Malcolm, yardman Palace Hotel
McNaughton Thomas, carpenter, r. 1318 Dupont
McNaughton William, steward Palace Hotel
McNaughton. See MacNaughton
McNave Martin, paver N. B. and Mission R. R.
McNeal Andrew, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW oor
Sixteenth and Columbia
McNeal Daniel, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
BIcNeal Samuel E., pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.,r.
325 Minna
McNeal Sarah Miss, turner E. Detrick & Co., r. 295
Clementina
McNeal. See MacNeil, McNeil and McNeill
McNealy John, coppersmith Pacific Mail S. 8. Oo.'»
Wharf, r. 209 Second
McNear Christopher E., shipbroker, r. 225 Oak
McNEAR GEORGE W., shipping and commission
merchant, aud grain dealer, 20 California, r. Oak-
land
McNear Lucy Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 225 Oak
McNee Alexander, miner, r. 164 Tehama
McNee Duncan, clerk U. S. Land Office, r. 218 Sevft*-
teenth
McNee Ellen, r. 164 Tehama
McNee John H., clerk Mullan k Hyde, r. 564 Howard
McNeeve Mary Miss, dressmaker Mary E. Butlar, r.
172 Perry
McNeeve Mary Mrs., r. 1721 Leavenworth
McNeff John, laborer, r. 635 Fulton
McNeil Alexander P., ship carpenter, r. Fairmovnt
Tract, nr School House
McNeil Angus E., carpenter, r. S s Eugenia, nr Pr**-
pect Av
McNeil Annie R. Mrs., r. 2620 Sutter
McNeil Archibald, seaman barkentine Ella,]Hatkft-
way's Wharf
McNeil Charles J., machinist Atlas Iron Worka, r. T6f
Howard
McNeil D., ship carpenter Matthew Turner
McNeil D., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
McNeil Daniel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colim»
McNeil Daniel, wharf builder, r. NW cor Leavenwortk
and Bay
McNeil Donald, ship carpenter, r. Fifteenth At, nr P,
South S. F.
McNeil Henry B., U. S. Internal Revenue storekeojjer,
r. 481 Jessie
McNeil James, silversmith W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 1117 Dupont
McNeil James, with National Surgical Institute, S19
Bush
McNeil James C, messenger Security Savings Bank,
r. 2211 Van Ness Av
McNeil James H., driver City Cab and Transfer Co.,
r. 322 Third
McNeil John, solicitor Morning Call, r. 17 Willow At
McNeil John Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
McNeil John H., driver United Carriage Co., r. I»
Hubbard
McNeil Lulu Miss, r. 17 Willow Av
McNeil Michael, laborer, r. S s Bush, neat Baker
M<Neil Peter, cook A. W. Wilson, r. 331 Fourth
McNeil Peter, teamster, r. 223 First
McNeil Roderick, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
MeNeil Roderick Jr., carpenter, r. 81 Natoma
McNeil Stephen C, carpenter, r. S s Eugenia, nr Pros-
pect Av
BULLOCK & JONES, 103 Montejomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
McN
605
McP
McKeil Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
McNeill Archibald, laborer, r. SO."} Clemeutina
McNeill Charles, blacksmith, r. 224 Linden
McNeill Daniel, horBCBhoer D. R. McNeill & Co., r.
224 Linden
McNeill Daniel, journaliet, r. 225 Perry
McNeill Daniel R. (D. R. McNeill & Co.), r. 21 Sev-
enth
McNeill D. R. & Co., blackemithB and carriagemakers,
23 Seventh
McNeill Hugh, laborer, r. 1318 Dupent
McNeill Jackson, assistant accountant London and
San Francisco Bank, r. 024 Twenty-third
McNeill James, shipjoiner, r. 114 Silver
McNeill John, teamster, r. 322 Seventh, rear
McNeill John B., clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 812 Kearny
McNeill Leticia (widow), r. 322 Seventh, rear
McNeill Michael, blacksmith, r. 224 Linden
McNeill. See MacNeil, McNeal, and McNeil
McNeily J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1031 Market
McNeills J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
McNerney Julia (widow) , r. 108 Freelon, rear
McNerny Rose Miss, furnished rooms, 805 Howard
McNees James J., bartender Boyston & Brady, r. 1242
Howmrd
McNess Louis, manager American District Telegraph,
965 Mission, r. 1242 Howard
McNcBS Robert T., painter, r. G13 Linden
McNevin Catherine (widow) , r. 112 Austin
McNEVIN EDMUND, teacher navigation, and
mining expert and referee, r. 40G Beide, cor Har
McNew William N., clerk L. J. Ewell, r. 411 Sansom
! McNicholas Michael, laborer, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
■ McNicker Duncan, cook, r. 24 Clara, rear
I McNicoll Andrew, machinist, r. 441 Twenty-second
McNlcoll Andrew Jr., draughtsman Union Iron Works,
r. 441 Twenty-second
McNicoll James, teamster Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
McNicoll John Henry, r. 319 Tenth, rear
McNicoll John R., printer Alta California Job Office,
r. 441 Twenty-second
McNicoll M. I. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 441 Twenty-second
McNulty Bert, clerk Police Court, r. 1252 California
McNulty Bridget, domestic 417 Van Ness Av
McNULiTY CHARIiES A., attorney at law and
solicitor U. S. revenue cases, office 43 U. S. Co\irt
Building, r. 1252 California
McNulty Daniel A., shomaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 5
Pfeiffer
McNulty Hugh, watchman Grand Hotel
McNulty J , paver Superintendent of Streets
McNulty James, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r. 5
Pfeiflfcr
McNulty James, third officer stm St. Paul, Beale St.
Wharf, r. 46 Steuart
McNULTY JAACES M., visiting physician South-
ern Pac. R. R., office 136 Post, r. Palace Hotel
McNulty John, carpenter r. 2C03}<." Sacramento
McNulty Mary (widow), r. 151 Natoma, rear
McNulty Michael, calker, r. 317 Beale, rear
McNulty Michael, loom-fizer Mission Woolen Mills,
r. 1323 M Natoma
McNulty Michael Jr. weaver Mission Woolen Mills,
r. 1 323 M Natoma
McNulty P., foreman East & Co., r. Grand Central
Hotel
McNulty Patrick C, foreman Mission Woolen Mills,
r. 201G Folsom
McNulty Rose Mrs., groceries, 18J«i Welsh
McNulty Thomas, liquor dealer, r. 213 Seventeenth
McNulty Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 807 Val-
encia
McNulty William, ironworker, Pac. Iron Works, r.
North Point, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
McNutt Alexander, carpenter Savage & Son, r. 22 John
McNutt Charles F., carriagepainter Charles J. Moyes,
r. 1141 Mission
McNutt Eugene M., r. 1516 Geary
McNutt Jacob M., carpenter, r. 1516 Geary
McNutt James H., salesman Payot, Upham k Co., r.
313 Kllis
McNutt Martha, domestic 834 McAllister
McNutt Myrou, waiter Valencia St. Restaurant, Es
Valencia, nr Twenty-sixth
McNUTT WILLIAM F., physician, office 121
Montgomery, r. 808 Bush
McParland John, weaver, r. Greenwich, bet Jones
»nd Leavenworth
McParland Joseph B., painter, r. Greenwich, bet
Jones and Leavenworth
McParland William, calker, r. 1034}<S Folsom
McParland. See McFarland
McPartland Bennett, lauudryman S. F. Laundry Assn,
r. W B Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
McPartland Daniel, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r.
1705 3i Jones
McPartland James, laborer Riedon I. And L. Works,
r. 1322 Harrison
McPartland James, machine hand L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 611 Seventh
McPartland Miles, driver Michael Curran, r. 717 Bran
McPeake Robert, drayman David Hayes & Co., r.
1319 }«S California, rear
McPhail Elizabeth, domestic 140 Page
McPhail Fannie Miss, assistant St. Joseph's Grammar
School, r. 614 Taylor
McPhail L. Miss, stewardess, r. 55 Second
McPhee Barnard A., laborer, r. 306 Main, rear
McPhee Charles A., salesman Preston & McKinnon, r.
554 Minna
McPhee Daniel, laundryman Mechanics' Co-operative
Co., Visitacion Valley
McPhee John B., carpenter, r. 120 Wilder
McPhee Malcolm, carpenter, r. 110 Minna
McPhee. See McAfee and McFee
McPheeters Lef, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. O. Kendall, r.
828 California
McPHEETERS W. S., attorney at law, office 703
Market, r. 828 California
McPheeters. See McPheters
McPherson Alexander, hackman, r. 31 Everett
McPherson Alexander, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
McPherson Alexander, shipwright, r. 72 Tehama, rear
McPherson Andrew, teamster Diggins Bros., r. 2612
Sutter
McPherson Angus, carpenter, r. 625 Howard
McPherson B., clerk, r. 302 Montgomery
McPherson B. R., agent Dr. Price's baking powders
and flavoring extracts, 402 Front, room 7, r. 409
Leavenworth
McPherson David L., superintendent J. Y. Wilson &
Co., r. 5ii Boardman PI
McPherson Elizabeth (widow) , r. 329 Filbert
McPherson Elizabeth Miss, cloakmaker, r. 329 Filbert
McPherson Emma, domestic 216 Eighteenth
McPherson George E., physician, office and r. S 8
Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
McPherson George W. (McPherson & Sons), r. 230
Linden
McPherson Horatio (McPherson & Pickens), r. 834 Va-
lencia
McPherson Hugh, painter, r. 611 Howard
McPherson J., r. 321 Pacific
McPherson James, longshoreman, r. 329 Filbert
McPherson Jennie (widow), r. 62'7 Second
McPherson J. K., stockbroker, office 221 Sansom, r.
Oakland
McPherson John, r. 50 Clementina
McPherson John, lumber dealer, r. 607 Powell
McPherson John, master mariner, r. 5 Harriet
McPherson John, sbipcarpeuter, r. 624 Fourth
McPherson John G., carpenter, r. Ocean House Road,
nr Industrial School
McPherson Lorenzo T., tailor C J. Holmes, r. 14 Isis
McPherson L.W., painter, r. 219 Mason
McPherson M. Mrs., dressmaker. 111 Ellis
McPherson Moses T. (McPherson & .Sons), r. 230 Lin-
den
McPherson R., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner
McPher.son Robeit, foreman Menzies & Bingham, r.
NE cor XTnion and Montgomery
McPherson Robert, painter, r. 329 Filbert
McPherson Samuel G. Jr., painter Hopps & Sons, r.
905 Union
McPherson S. H. (McPherson & Sons), r. 230 Linden
McPherson William, shoemaker, r. 329 Filbert
McPherson William W., clerk William W. Stetson, r.
834 Valencia
Mcpherson <& PICKE.1VS (Horatio McPherson
and Josejjh A. Pickens), commission merchants,
202 Sansom, room 4
McPherson & Sons (M. T., 8. H., and G.W.), manufs
paper bags, 230 Linden
McPherson. See Mac Pherson and Maci)herson
McPheters S. E. Mrs., nurse, r. 9 Mason
McPheters. See McPhteters
McPhetridgc Eugene, clerk Quartermaster's Depart-
ment U. S. A,, r. 921 Market
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McPhilamey Charles, laborer, r. E s Columbia, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
McPhillipa Bernard, laborer, r. 115 Second
McPhillirs Edward, teamster E. Detrick & Co., r. S s
Folsom, bet Ninth and Tenth
McPhillips Edward, Jr., cutter E. Detrick & Co., r.
S s Folsom, bet Ninth and Tenth
McPhilly Alexander, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
McPhun Robert B., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,r.
11-26 Shotwell
McPhun William, general agent, r. 65 Shipley
McPhun WilUam Jr. (Hartshorn & McPhun), r. 568
Bryant
McPike Henry C, law student John A. Stanly, r. 26 J^
Kearny
McPolin James, r. 217 3^ Clara
McPolin John, butcher, r. Railroad Av, bet Eighth
and Ninth avs. South S. F.
McQua Frank, veterinary surgeon, r. N s Sixteenth,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
McQuade , r. 607 Pme
McQuade Anthony, painter, r. 172 Minna
McQuade Anthony Jr., plumber, r. 152 Minna
McQuade C, second assistant engineer Pacific MailS.
S. City of Sydney
McQuade Daniel, waiter Lick House, r 417 Clementina
McQuade Francis, laborer S. F. andPac. Glass Works,
r. 6a2 Fourth
McQuade Francis N., teamster, r. 1047 Howard
McQuade Harry, bookkeeper The Baldwin, r. 372 Clem-
entina
McQuade Henry, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
McQuade Henry, steward Arthur H. Cousins, r. 418
Folsom
McQuade Henry, Jr., laborer Arthur H. Cousins, r.
418 Folsom
McQuade J. laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
McQuade James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 117
Welsh
McQuade John, painter J. M. Comerford
McQuade John, shoemaker, 658 Mission, r. 40 Clara
McQuade Joseph F., secretary Board of Commission-
ers, Fifteenth Av Extension, ofl&ce 59-60 Mer-
chants' Exchange, r. 150 Minna
McQuade Kate (widow) , r. 152 Minna
M< Quade Mary (widow), r. 6o7 Union
McQuade Michael, boilermaker. r. 518 Mission
McQuade Michael, real estate, r. o3y Seventeenth
McQuade Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 11 Hunt
McQuade Patrick, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
272 Clementina
McQuade Patrick, laborer, r. 221 Eighth, rear
McQuade Peter, carder Mission Woolen Mills, r. 1804
Sixteenth
McQuade Kosa, domestic 923 Pine ^
McQuaid James, hostler, r. 2414 California
McQuaid John, porter, r. 327 Jessie
McQuaid John A., attorney at law, r. 1237 Stockton
McQuaid Kate, domestic 743 Pine
McQuaid Mary Miss, cook, r. 279 Stevenson
McQuaid Patrick, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger ^^ Co.. r. N s Henry, bet Noe and Castro
McQuaid Patrick, laborer E. Grisar i: Co., r. 101 Gil-
bert
McQuarrie Jessie Miss, dressmaker, r. 542 Natoma
McQuart Augustus, pipemaker Francis Smith & Co.,
r. SW cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
McQueen Alfred W., grainshipper and sampler, r. 434
Jessie
McQueen David W., clerk, r. 434 Jessie
McQueen John, driver Indianapolis Chair Manuf
Co., r. 1922 Jessie
McQueen John, laborer, r. 1922 Jessie
McQueen Robert, shipjoiner, r. 434 Jessie
McQueeney Bridget (widow) , r 147 Shipley
McQueeney John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 147
Shipley
McQueeney William, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
136H Shipley
McQueeny John, salesman Nolan Bros., r. 740 Market
McQueeny Martin, laborer, r. 115 Second
McQueeny Thomas, laborer, r. 115 Second
McQ,UESTEN CHARLES, physician, ofBce 121
Montgomery, r. 1010 Bush
McQuigg Michael, seaman, r. King Street House
McQuillan — — •, r. Clipper Hotel
McQ,UILl.AIV BEKTVARO, importer pictures,
mouldings, French and German lookin
plates, T:J5 Mission, r. 715 Howard
McQuillan Edward, salesman Bernard McQuillan,
r. 12 Jansen
McQuillan Joseph, laborer C. E. Haseltine
McQuillan Patrick, boilermaker, r. 12 Clara
McQuillan Peter, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. 40 Jessie
McQuillan Robert, deckhand stm Amador, Oakland
Ferry
McQuillan William J., shoemaker, r. 202 Franklin
McQuillin Hannah Mrs., fitter Rosenthal, Feder k
Co., r. 202 Franklin
McQuinlan Thomas, carpenter,^. 246 Fourth
McQuinn Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 124 Tenth
McQuinn Neil, laborer George R. Monroe, r. 636 Com-
mercial
McQuitty Andrew, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 102 Polk
McQuoid Joseph, plasterer, 432 Shotwell
McRae Annie, domestic 1226 Post
McRae Elizabeth (widow), nurse, r. 533 Fulton
McRae Hugh, packer, r. 612 Natoma
McRae James, driver James J. McKinnon, r. 22 Potter
McRae John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
McRae P. A., r. Occidental Hotel
McRae. See MacRae and Macrea
McRaith John, shoemaker, r. 356 Jessie
McReynolds Michael, boilermaker, r. 21 Stanford
McRhea Hugh, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E B
Michigan, nr Shasta
McRobert M. J., student Barnard's Business Callege
McRoberts William S., assistant storekeeper ware-
house dept Custom House, r. 109 Capp
McRoy Hugh, blacksmith Omnibus R. K., r. -104 Mc-
Allister
McShafley Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Baldwin Court
McShane Andrew, clerk The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 509 Twenty-third
McShane Daniel L., bookkeeper L. Lebenbaum & Co.,
r. 634 Hayes
McShane James S., bookkeeper L. Lebenbaum & Co.,
r. 634 Hayes
McShane John, expressman Oakland Ferry, r. 11854
Washington
McShane John, groceries and liquors, 230 Dora
McShane John, painter, r. 119 Gilbert
McShane Peter, longshoreman, r. 211 Folsom, rear
McShane Philip, r. Occidental Hotel
McShane Thomas, tailor, r. 207 Minna
McShary James, porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 809 Jack-
sun
McShay James, laborer, r. 5 Freelon
McShay William, laborer, r. 1 Freelon
McShea Andrew, oilman Pacific Oil and Lead IfVorks
McShea John, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 315
Tehama
McShea William, teamster, r. 312 Beale
McSheehy John, marble cutter, r. 1590 Bush
McSheehy Patrick, laborer, r. 256 Jessie
McSherry Hugh, contractor, r. N s Filbert nr Webster
McSherry James F., clerk, r. 1318 Jackson
McSherry Thomas, tailor, r. 829 Folsom
McSloy Thomas B., salesman C. Curtin, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
McSmarty Fanny, domestic, 1011 Post
McSmith Matthew, hostler William P. Manning, r.
875 Folsom
McSorley Arthur, carder Mission Woolen Mills, r.
1329 Minna
McSorley Charles, barkeeper Michael Ryan, r. 66 Te-
hama
McSorlev Hugh J., blacksmith Mangeot & Daclin, r.
1018 Clay
McSorley Isabella, domestic 525 Oak
McSorley William, barkeeper, r. 25 Ritch
McSorley William, farmer, r. 211 Minna
McSorley. See Macsorley
McSparren Archibald, phvsician and electro-chem-
ical baths, 124 O'Farreil
McStay Edward, groceries and liquors, SE cor Clara
and Sixth
McStay John, third assistant engineer Pacific Mail S.
S. Granada
McSteen Ann (widow) , r. 648 Stevenson
McSteen Jettie Miss, dressmaker, r. 648 Stevenson
McSteen Thomas E., packer Folger, Schilling & Co.,
r. 648 Stevenson
McStocker Frank B., lettercarrier S. F. Post-ofilce, r.
E s Dolores, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
McSweegan Hugh, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
McSweeney Dennis, cutter P. Kelly, r. 2 Hall PI
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
THUITZS and VALISES at GEO. LOOZCS', 706 to 716 Zsamy St
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McSweeney Dennis, laborer, r. 318 Lilly Av
McSweeney James P., lithograph printer California
Cigar Boi Cj., r. 236 Ptrry I
McSweeney Kate, domestic 315 Fnlton I
McSweeney Patrick, driver Omnibus B. B., r. 4i2 Te-
hama
McSweeney William, nurse City and County Hospital
McSwegan Charles, cutter Porter, Oppenheimer, ,
Slessinger & Co., r. 712 Larkin '
McSwegan D.. r. 212 Sutter
McSwegan E iward, news dealer Cosmopolitan Hotel, '
r. 712 Larkin
McSwegMi Hugh P., news dealer Lick House, r. 712
Larkin i
McSwegan Thomas, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 32
Minna
McTaggert Bridget, domestic 1522 Clay
McTague Hugh, helper Moynihan i: AitlLen
McTague Thomas, laborer, r. 231 Stevenson
McTamney P., tailor, r. 314 -Jessie
McTavishDonald, painter Noble Bros., r. 216 Sansom
McTavish Isabella, domestic 1616 California
McTavish Lacblan, laborer Southern Pac. B. E., r. 3
Treat Av
McTeman Annie, domestic, r. 1514 Hyde
McTeman Bros. (Thomas and Hugh), groceries and ,
liquors, cor Fotirteenth Av and N. south S. F.,
and shipsmitbs, 31 Commercial
McTeman Hugh ( McTeman Bros.) , r. cor Fourteenth
Av and N, S'juth 3. F.
McTeman John, laborer William McKenzie, r. 819
Geary
McTeman Thomas (McTeman Bros.), r. cor Four- i
teenth ^.v and X, South S. F.
McTiemy -James, r. 733 Folaom '
McTi^Jue Michael, foreman J. C. Johnson k Co., r. 8
Moss
McTigue Stephen, groceries and liquors, 214 Fifth
McVail Michael, seaman schr George Washington,
Folsom Street Wharf
McVea James, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, 713
Stockton
McVeigh Patrick (Murphy k McVeigh! , r. 500 Ellis
McVerry Thomas, contractor, r. 1121 Greenwich
McVey Charles, capitalist, r. 312 Fell
McVey Patrick, dairyman, r. 312 Fell
McVey Thomas, wood and coal. r. 1830 Market
McVicker Alexander, longshoreman, r. 32 Xatoma
McVicker Charles (McVicker i Boohe;, r. 727 Seven-
I teenth
I McVicker James, stonecutter McVicker k Boche, r. 11
I Tehama
McVicker k Boche (Chrrles McVicker and Thomas
Boche), stonecutters, XW cor Third and Towns-
end
Mc Wattle T., bookkeei>er Goodall, Perkins k Co., r.
Oakland
McWiUiams Bernard, r. 227 Minna
McWilliams George, with California Beal Estate Co.,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
McWilliams George H., laborer, r. Iforth Point, bet
Larkin and Polk
McWilliams Hugh, cook Miners' Branch Bestaur&nt.
r. 259 Stevenson
McWilliams James, clerk Starr & Co., r. Commercial
Hotel
McWUliams James, laborer Pacific Boiling Mill
McWilliams James, seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Main
St. Wharf, r. 46 Steuart
McWUliams John, blacksmith, r. .55 Minna
McWiUiams Michael, tanner, r. Slashing Gulch, bet
Fifth and Eleventh Avs and K and L. South 3. F.
McWilliams William A., clerk freight auditor's office.
Central Pac. B. B., r. 509 Brannan
Meacham Albert, carpenter, r. 1924 Mason
Meacham Benjamin, canvasser, r. 322 Fifth
Meacham David K. (Meacham & Bacon), r. 1316
Guerrero
Meacham George, r. 1304 Guerrero
Meacham James, seaman, r. 1011 Battery
Meacham i Bacon (David K, Meacham and Edward
L. Bacon) .wood, coal, hay and grain, 2733 Mission
Mead Alden, millwright, r. 8 Laskie
Mead Alden E.. teamster Overland Freight Transfer
Co, r. 624 Fourth
Mead Benjamin F., hatter, r. 1215 Leavenworth
Mead Charles F., clerk Morris Jordan, r. 1215 Leaven-
worth
Mead Charles H. (Mead i Son) , r. 1219 Tyler
Mead Charles H., r. 1617 Larkin
Mead Charles H., harness and saddlery, SE cor Jack
son and Front, r. 352 First I
Mead Edmund H.. clerk S. B. Wakefield k Co., r. 1617 |
Larkin
Mead Emma J. Miss, r. 1215 Leavenworth
Mead Etta Miss, dressmaker Bertha Cook. r. 1321
.Sacramento
Mead Frank, lodgings, 3-30 Dupont
Mead Frank B., clerk H. M. Xewhall i Co.. r. 1617
Larkin
Mead Frank W., assistant surgeon U. S. Marine Hospi-
tal . !
Mead G. Frank, harnessmaker Mead k Son, r. 821 i
Market I
Mead Henry, sawyer Holland i Buppel, r. 30 Tehama I
Mead Henry, taUor Edward Holland, r. 303 Mason
Mead Henry, waiter St. Ann's Best
Mead Henry A., r. 1(»J Leavenworth
Mead John, r. 6S-i Commercial
llea-i John B., bookkeeper L. Atkinson k Co., r. 728 ]
Sutter I
Mead Le Grand (Mead k Bun yon) , r. 1211 Taylor
Mead Lewis B., secretary Eisdon I. and L. Works, r.
0<ikland
Mead Michael J., blacksmith D. 8. Shute. r. 23654
Jessie
Mead Nathaniel E., hamessmaker Main fc Winchester,
r. S21 Market
Mead Patrick, r. 512 Mission
Mead Sidney, carpenter D. A. 3facdonald & Co.. r. 30
Tehama
Mead Walter, deputy Xaval Officer Port of S. F., office
Custom House, second floor, r. 1617 TArkin
Mead William H., bookkeeper H. k W. Pierce, r.
1533 Geary
Mead William H., passenger agent Xew York, Lake
Erie and Western B. B., office 140 Montgomery, r.
234 Bush
Mead W. L., dairyman, r. 12S Oak
Mead & Bun yon iLe Grand Mead and Henry A. Bun-
yon), produce and commission, 225 Washington
Mead £ Son (Charles H. Mead), harness and saddlery,
821 Mark-et
Meade Bridget, domestic 18 Geary PI
MEADE CAT. VERT, mining secretary, office 3-24
Pii:e, roums 8-9, r. Oakland
Meade CcmeUtis S., packer Spear, Meade & Co., r.
lyJ9 Broadway
Meade Ellen, domestic Florence House
Meade George W. (Spear, Meade & Co.) , r. 1701 Gongh
Meade John, laborer, r. 1646 Mission
Meade Patrick H., laborer WeLs. Bussell & Co., r. 8 b
Eighteenth, bet SL.erm!in aid Diamond
Meader Alexander, student, r. 416 Vallejo
Meader Alexander J., stevedore Allen & Young, r. 416
Vallejo
Meader Daniel, r. 103 Bidley
Meader Horace P. i Meader i Co.), r. Oakland
Meader Lillie Miss, r. 416 Vallejo
Meader i Co. (Horace P. Meaderi , proprietors Oikland
and S. F. Express, office iio East
MEADCSV VALJ^EY MTVrVG CO. (Lincoln
Co., Nev.), T. W. Colbum, Secretary, office 414
I California
Meagher Andrew, tinsmith Catting Packing Co., r.
517 VaUejo
Meagher Andrew Jr., tinsmith Cutting Packing Oo., r.
517 Vallejo
Meagher Ann (widow) , r. 538 Minna
Meagher Cornelius, milkman, W s Baker, bet Post
and Sutter
Meagher Daniel, painter, r. 172 Clementina, rear
Meagher Daniel, woolgiader E. Gris&r k Co_, r. 591
Siith
Meagher Daniel T., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Meagher E. J., r. 124 Post
Meagher Henry, r. 502 Broadway
Meagher James, laborer, r. 517 VaUejo
Meagher James, ropemaker, r. Twenty-eighth, nr
Sanchez
Meagher James Jr., tinsmith, r. 517 Vallejo
Meagher James F., bookkeeper C. Curtin, r. 512 j»
Xatoma
I Meagher James J., agent and collector, office 607
Montgomery, r. 5 Natoma
! Meagher James T.. clerk, r. 512 Howard
i Meagher Jeremiah, hamessmaker, r. Tilden, bet Fif-
\ teenth and Sixteenth
Meagher John, policeman City Hall, r. 1631 Dnx>ont
! Meagher John F., deputy sheriff, r. 415 Post
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Meagher John, shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
r. SE cor Twenty-sixth and Bartlett
Meagher Joseph, miner, r. 516 Howard
Ideagher Michael, r. 346 First
Meagher Michael, ropemaker, r. W s Mission, nr
Twenty-seventh
Meagher Patrick, laborer, r. 214 Prospect PI
Meagher Patrick, machinist Thomson & Evans, r, 317
Jessie
Meagher Philip, engineer, r. N s Army, bel Sanchez
and Churoh
Meagher Thomas, laborer, r. 6-1 First
Meagher TSilliam, cooper, r. 7 Willow Av
Meagher William, shoemaker, 658 Mission
Meagher William J., blacksmith Bernard Gallagher,
r. 37 Minna
Meagher. See Maher
Meagle Christopher, butcher John Beppler, r. 1516
Dupont
Meagles Michael, carpenter Galden Gate Park, r. 1509
Devisadero, rear
Mealey Edward L., marblecutter J. & F. Kesseler, r.
cor Sixth Av and R, South S. F.
Mealia Michael, drayman John Ziegenbein k Co
Meany Dennis, r. 512 Mission
Meany Stephen, draughtsman Wright & Sanders, r. 513
Lombard
Meany Thomas, r. NE cor Jones & Sacramento
Meardle Joseph, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Meares John L., M. D., health officer, office 124 Geary,
r. 400 Van Ness Av
Meares John L. Jr., clerk, r. 400 Van Xess At
Meares Michael, waiter, r..N s Dunn Alley
Meares William, baker, r. N s Dunn Alley
IIEARXS GEORGE, searcher records Savings
and Loan Soc, office 621 Clay, r. 1412 Octavia
Mearns James, bakery and fancy goods, NE cor Pow-
ell and Yallejo
Mears James, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Mears William, Jour. Shipwright's Assn., 71 New
Montgomery
Mears Michael, waiter Brooklyn Hotel
Mebach Bernard, tailor, r. 19 Valencia
Mebach Michael, porter, r. 3?^ Valencia
Mebach Peter, porter, r. 3J^ Valencia
MECARTNEY AMOS, capitalist, office 6 Mont-
gomery Av, third tioor. r. Alameda
Mecchi Francisco, vegetables, 62 Colombo Market, r.
115 Clark
Mechanics' Co-operative Co., J. Warburton manager,
office 142 3^ Fourth
Mechanics' Foundry, Joseph E. Kyall superintend-
ent, 217 First
MECHANICS' HOUSE, Erick A. Johnson proptr,
NE cor Beiryand Madden
MECHANICS' INSTITXTE BUILDING, Ss
Post, bet Montgomery and Kearnv
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MECHANICS' MLLL, Wells, Eussell & Co.
proptrs, SW cor Mission and Fremont
MECHANICS' PAVILION, NE cor Eighth and
Mission
Mechanics' Real Estate Association, William T. Ses-
non secretary, office 207 Sansom
Mecinerro Salvatore, fisherman, r. 506 Union
Meckel Michael, hotel clerk, r. 423 Dupont
MecKlin Orlando M. carpenter, r. 2021 Polk
Mecready Alexander, miller Golden Gate Flour Mills,
r. 7 }i Tay
Mecready Alexander Jr., farmer, r., 7M Tay
Mecready Alexandi-r B., law clerk, r. 7 Tay
Mecready Frederick A., clerk, r. SW cor Church and
Dorland
Mecready Johanna Miss, milliner Mrs. Ralston, r. 7X.
Tay
Mecready John G., carpenter, r. SW cor Church and
Dorland
Mecready John J., carpenter, r. SW cor Church and
Dorland
Mecrtady Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Robinson, r.
7J4 Tay
Mecready 'fhomas H., carpenter, r. SW cor Church
and Dorland
Mecready William J., machinist, r. SW cor Church
and Dorland
Medau George, barber Louis H. Beyer, r. 412 Pacific
Medau John (John & Peter Medau), r. 512 Fil-
bert
Medau John & Peter, cigars and tobacco. 201 Mont-
gomery Av, cor Pacific
Medau Peter (John & Peter Medau) , r. 508 Filbert
Medauw John J. H., wholesale wines and liquors, 970
Folsom, r. 972 Folsom
Medauw Julius H., clerk J. J. H. Medauw, r. 972 Fol-
som
Medbery William C, musician, r. 1114 Taylor
Medenger George, master mariner, office 305 East
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF THE PACIFIC,
Medical Dept University College, 115 Haight,
Henry Gibbons Jr. dean, office 26 Montgomery
j Medina Frank P., telegraph operator, r. Sixteenth,
I bet Mission and First Av
I Medina Frank P. Jr., operator Western Union Tele-
' graph Co., r. 516 Green
Medina Hipolita Miss, shirtmaker Henry Nieman, r.
527 Green
Medina Hipolita O. Mrs., dressmaker, r. o'27 Green
Medina William H., furniture, 1062 Howard, r. 41«
Greenwich
Medland Harry (Gunn & Medland) , r. 948 Folsom
Medley James'P. (James P. Medley & Co.), r. 2113
Fillmore
Medley James P. & Co. (Eben Sweet) , market, 2113
Fillmore
Medovich Theodore C. (Medovich & Sorich and Medo-
vich & Co.), r. 610 Powell
Medovich & Co. (Theodore C. Medovich »ad John C.
Ostoich), Bodie Oyster and Chophouse, 6 Leid
Medovich & Sorich (Theodore C. Medovich end
Antonio Sorich), coffee saloon, 5 Floral Grove
Medus Bazile, painter, r. 421 Green
MEE JAMES, attorney at law, office ^622 Clay,
room 20, r. 1894 Broadway
Mee James H., laborer Belts' Spring Co., r. Twen-
tieth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
Mee John, laborer, r. 938 Twentieth
MEE JOSEPH, attorney at law, office 622 Claj,
room 20, r. 1894 Broadway
Mee Margaret, domestic 1826 O'Farrell
Meearsh John H., laborer, r. 31 Alta PI
Meegan Ann (widow), lodgings, 419 Stockton
Meehan Agnes, domestic 1512 Jackson
Meehan Charles, plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 322 Green
Meehan Charles Jr., compositor William P. Harrison,
r. 322 Green
Meehan Cornelius, seaman, r. 8 Sherwood PI
Meehan Edward, porter, r. 1519 Taylor
Meehan George, laborer, r. 6J<' Miller PI
Meehan James, barkeeper William Meehan, r. 622
Kearny
Meehan James, cook, r. 352 Jessie, rear
Meehan James, laborer, r. Utah, bet Twenty-fourth
and Yolo
Meehan James, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Meehan Jaiues, tanner, r. Nebraska, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Meehan Jeremiah, hostler Central R. R.,r. 14 Decatur
Meehan Jeremiah, painter, r. 36G Natoma
Meehan John (McAleer & Meehan), r. cor. Twenty-
sixth and Alabama
Meehan John, barkeeper Michael H. Gaffney, r. 112
Tehama
Meehan John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Downey
Meehan John, tanner Crowley & Co., r. SE cor Colum-
bia and Twenty-fifth
Meehan Katie A. Miss, cutter Thomas Sullivan, r. 743
Pine
Meehan Lawrence, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Meehan Margaret, domestic 1027 Washington
Meehan Mary, dome.-itic. 130 Twelfth
Meehan Martin, groceries and liquors, 35 Louisa
Meehan Michael, coal dealer, r. 548 Bryant
Meehan Patrick, r. 907 Folsom
Meehan Patrick, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Bro., r.
315 Jessie
Meehan Peter, agent David Brady
Meehan Peter, laborer, r. 1904 Mason
Meehan Richard, molder Fulton Iron Works, t". 162
Clara
Meehan Thomas, laborer Broadway Wharf, i. 1001
Battery
Meehan William, liquor saloon, 622 Kearny
Meehan William, tanner Crowley & Co., r. SE cor
Columbia and Twenty-fifth
Meehan William E., blacksmith, r. cor Twenty-sixth |
and Alabama |
Meehan. See Mehan
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montg'y St., Manf'r Fine Shnmk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
MEE
609
Meek Georpre F., compositor Evening Post, r. 222k
I O'Farrell
MEI
O'Farrell
Meek Harry W., student Heald's Business College
Meeker David (Meeker. James & Co.), r. 1913 Sac
Meeker David Jr.. salesman Meeker, James & Co r
1013 Sacramento '* '
Meeker Francis, foreman molder Excelsior Planln"
Mills, r. S 8 Eugenia, nr Prospect Av, Bernal
Heights
Meeker George C. (Meeker & Banks), r. Oakland
Meeker George H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r 813
Twenty-first t
Meeker He'nry H., bookkeeper Sanderson Jfe Horn r
2.50fi Webster
MEEKER, JAMES & CO. (David Meeker. Wil-
liam James, and James Cobbledick). importers
and jobbers carriage and wagon materials, 117-119
Market
Meeker Mabel E. Miss, teacher, r. 813 Twenty-first
MEEKER IVILLiIAM A., proptr Excelsior Plan-
ing Mills. 657 Bryant, r. 813 Twenty-first
MEEKER & BANKS (George C. Meeker and W
O. Banks), architects, 126 Kearny
Meeks John B., secretary Globe Gas j.ight Co., 3 First
Meeks Washington, attorney at law, office 330 Pine
room 47, r. 31 Hawthorne
Meeks William N., capitalist, office 3 First, r. Oakland
Meese Constant, assistant superintendent Bay Sugar
Refinery, r. 16 Bernard
Meese Edwin F., clerk Bay Sugar Refinery, r. Oakland
Meese Herman (Bach, Meese & Co.) . and president
Bay Sugar Refinery, office SW cor Battery and
Union, r. Oakland
Meeteer Marshall L., r, 323 Seventeenth
Meetz Tlicodore, real estate, office 430 Montgomery
j room 1, r. Alameda
I Meeve Henry, seaman schr Narrow Gauge, Harrison
I Street Wharf
I Meeve John G., caipenter schr Narrow Gauge, Harri-
son Street Wharf °
Mefret Xavier, principal French and English Insti-
tute, 10 John
Megan John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.. r 1220
Green
Megan Timothy, seaman, r. 63 Shiplev
Megannou Eliza L. (widow), r. 313 J^ Ellis rear
Meghell Richard H., clerk Marcus S. Pechner r 724
Bush
Megilligan William B. (Megilligan & Clark), r San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Megilligan & Clark (William B. Megilligan and
Samuel P.B. Clark, milk dairy, San Jose Road nr
Industrial School
Meglien William, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co
r. 5fi3J^ Minna ''
Megowan Charles C, bookkeeper Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 516>6 Fell
Megrad Alexander, laundryman Mme. C. Bonglet r
527 Hayes '
Mehan James, laborer, r. S s Utah, bet Twentv-
lourth and Twenty-fifth
Mehan James, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co.. r le^S
Howard
Mehan James, waiter George Mayes, r. cor Taylor and
Broadway
Mehan John, baker Patrick F. McGrath, r 116
I Geneva
i Mehan Katie, domestic 3.530 Mission
■ Mehan Michael, laborer Middleton & Famsworth r
118 Perry
, Mehan Patrick, bootmaker, SW cor Point Lobos Av
I and Feme
Mehan Thomas, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
I Mehan. See Meehan
! ^^''t-ean I'ayld, bookkeeper, r. S s Twenty-second,
bet Harrison and Alabama
Mehegan David, laborer ^:tna Iron Works, r. Twentv-
I second, bet Harrison and Alabama
! Mehegan H. Miss, r. 32 Fourth
Meh(gan Jeremiih, laborer, r 111.5 Pierce
Mehegan John J laborer Savage & Son, r. 4S.5 Pierce
Meheu Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 1013
Market
^*'^4H.,T^o'^ff .H-. sailmaker, r. 408 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Meheiin Bn.thers (Michael, John J. and Dennis J )
commission merchants, 525 Front, room 9
Meherin Dennis J. (Meherin Brothers), r. R'lss
House
Meherin John, carpenter, r. 907 Folsom
Meherin John J. (Meherin Brothers), r. San Luis
Obispo
Mehc Tin Mark M. (Farrell & Meherin) , r. NW cor
Geary and Central Av
Meherin Michael (Meherin Brothers) , r. San Luis
Obispo
Meherin Thomas, nurseryman and florist, 510 Battery
r. E s Fifteenth Av, nr M, South S. F. '
Mehl Charles, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Mehl Frederick J., market, 1239 3^ Folsom
Mehl John, butcher Frederick J. Mehl, r. 1239 3« Fol
Mchlert Edward, bookkeeper Drtsbach & Co., r 1431
O Farrell
Mehlhop William, carpenterD. A. Macdonald& Co.,r.
48 Stevenson
Mehling J. C, Tailors Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Mehlwitz Hemy, longshoreman, r. 5 Francisco
Mehlwitz Jane (widow), r. G18 Greenwich
Mihnert Ernst, bootmaker, r. 106 Washington
Mehrten Alfred, upholsterer Goodwin & Co , r 919
Powell
Mehrten John A., pa<ker Goodwin & Co., r. 919 Pow
Mehrtens August (Burmcister & Mehrtens),r. 1300 Cal
Mehrtens Brothers (Herman G. and John H ) gro-
ceries and iquors, SW cor Polk and Sacramento
Mehrtens Claus, clerk F. Bio, khaus. r. 814 Jackson '
Mehrtens Hniian G. (Mehrtens Bros.), r. SW cor
Polk and Sacramento
Mehrtens John H. (Mehrtens Bros.), r. SW cor Polk
and Sacramento
Mehrtens Richard (Lange & Mehrtens), r. 1230 Miss
Mehrtens. See Mertens
Mei Fenigno. r. 17 Battery
Mei Peter, fishdealer, r. 10 Bartol
Meichell Alice, domestic 217 Seventh
Meickell William, shipjoiner Middlemas & Boole r
221 Harrison
Meidrick Henry, tailor WilliJim Roberts, r. 423 Green
Meidrick John, tailor G. L. Revuolds. r. 638 Clay
Meier Albert, shoemaker, r. 613 Laguna
Meier Andrew, butcher, r. Eighth Av, bet L and M
South S. I".
Meier August, brewer, r. 400 Pacific
Meier Christopher, r. NWcor Pacific and Taylor
Meier Emma, domestic -218 Hyde
Meier Frederick F., molder .Etna Iron Works r 50
Tehama
Meier Fritz, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Meier George, carpenter, r. lf-08 Post
Meier Joel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Meier John, liquor saloon, 77 Stevenson, r. 81 Stev
Meier Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 835 Pacific
Meier Louis H.. liquor saloou, NE cor Seventh Av
and N, South S. F.
Meier. See Maii r, Mayer. Mever, Mier and Mver
MEIERDIERKS CHRISTIAN, gr, cries and
liquors, NW cor Post and Powell, r. Alameda
Meierdierks. See Meyerderks
Meierhofl Robert, r. E s Noe. bet Nineteenth and
Twentieth
Meierhnlz Hm ry. cirpeiiter, r. 311 Bush
MEIGGS AVHARP, from Francisco, bet Powell
and Mason ^
Meiggs' Wharf Co., Jonathan H. Sayrc secretary, office
330 Pine, room 36 J. >=
Meighan Catherine, with Thomas Sullivan. 120 Kear-
ny, r. 743 Pine
Meighan James, laborer, r. 16'.;5 Howard
Meighan John J., utturmy at law Joseph P. Ho"e
office 4-5 Montgomery Block, r. 233 Fair Oaks " '
Meighan Patrick, engineer Lick House, r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Lizzie
Meighan Rebecca A. Mrs., bakery and confectionerv i
1425 Polk I
Meighan Thomas P. K., student Fay^euprev & Kind I
r. 1425 Polk ^ ' <vx».iii<i. ,
Meigs A. F. (Meigs & To.), r. 132 Sixth
Ml igs A. W. (Meigs & Co.) , r. 1030 M;irket
MEIGS GEORGE A., president Mefgs' Lumber
and Ship Building Co., office Pier 1. Steuart r
558 Folsi.m ' ■
Meigs Lafayette, laborer S. F. Candle Co r Ws
Market, bet Six'h and Sevi nth
MEIGS LUMBER AND SHIP BUILDING
CO., G. A. Meigs pri .sidenl, E. M. Herrick sec-
retary, office Piei 1, Steuart
Meigs Lumber Yard, J. H. Fish agent, cor Sixth and
Berry, office cor King and Sixth
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AN13EIIS01T & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomer/ Si
MEI
610
MEL
Meigs k Co. (A. W. and A. F. Meigs) , specialties in
grocery line, 402 Fror t
Meihela Frank (Cavaller.i & Meihela) , r, SE cor Ma-
son and Ellis
Meikel W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Meiklehaugh Daniel, gardener, r. 1425 Pacific
Meiland Edward, cook Norager & Hjul, r. 6 Central Pi
Meilhofel Peter, teamster, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Meillay Margaret Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1)63 Mission
Meinberesser Gottleib (Pope & Meinberesser) , r. N s
Sixteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Meinberg M. R. Mrs., human hair dealer, 334 Sutter
Meinberger Valentine, barber Julius Streib, r. 1006
Tweuty-ll'rst
Meincke Frederick (Frederick Meiucke & Co.), r. S 8
Twenty-sixth, nr Valencia
Meincke Frederick & Co. (August Pajje), liquor saloon,
SW cor Twenty-sixth and Mission
Meincke Henry, teamster Milwaukee Brewery, r. SW
cor Brannan and Seventh
Meinecke i ha' leg ( Charles Meinecke & Co. ) , r. Europe
MEEVECKE CHARLES & CO. (J. K. C. Port-
man) , commission merchants, and importers for-
eign wines and brandies, 314 Sacramento
Meinen Frederick, laborer, r. lOKi Montgomery
Meiners John N., clerk Baumgartner & Bohls, r. 602
f Minna
Meiners Rudolph, saloonkeeper, r. 4 Ashburton PI
Meiners Rudolph Jr. (Mummert & Meiners), r. 931
Market
Meinert August, laborer Claua Spreckels, r. 1225
Market
Meinert Herman, yardkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. W s Nebraska, bet Twenty-fourth and
Twenty-fifth
Meinhardt Frederick W., carriagetrimmer, 1146 Mis
Meinicker Herman, cigarmaker, r. Post Street House
Meininger Louis, shiit manuf, 339 Bush, r. 217 Turk
Meinke Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
MEEVKE HENRY, liquor saloon, NW cor Mission
and Steuart, r. 2026 Pine
Meinke J. F. & Co., agents Hamburg-American S. S.
Co., office SW cor Sansom and California
Meinke John, laborer California Sugai* Refinery, r.
Potrero Av, nr Eighteenth
Meinke John F. (J. F. Meinke & Co.) , r. 2119 Mason
Memken Frederick, carpenter, r. W B Sansom, nr
Union, rear
Meins Robert, laborer Golden Gate Park
Meinzer George, brewer Bay Brew.ry, r. Norton Court
Meir Josi ph, j^oliceman City Hall, r. 25 Laut;ton
Meir Louis, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r. 127
Fourth
Meisburger Valentine, liquor saloon, 537 Pacific, r.
Presc tt House
Meisel Henry C, groceries and liquors, NE cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
Meisel Herrmann, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Green and Montgomery
Meisner Henry (Meisner & Evans), r. 309 O'Farrell
Meisiier John, r. 5 Washington
Meisner & 1 Alius (Henry Miisner, and Henry J. Ev-
aus), wines and liquors, 22 Stockton
Meissner Charles, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 807
Union
Meissner J. T., r. 601'Turk
Meitch A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Meitz Ferdinand, boots and shoes, Ss Twenty-eighth,
nr Dolores
Mejia Jesus Morinde (widow) , r. 1133 Clay
Mejun Gurin, tinsmith, r. 5 Caroline PI
Mel George, cashier Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Mel John, oflaco 34 Californi.a, r. 1015 Scott
Mel Louis, clerk Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1015 Scott
Mela James, laborer Frank H. Burke, r. S s Bluxome,
nr Sixth
Melander Edward, seaman, r. 106 Jacksou
Melany Mary Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co., r. California, bet Lyon and Cemetery Av
Melbouru Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Montgomery and Pacific
Melbourn Martin, laborer, r. .53 Shipley
Melcher Eugene A., clerk Freight Auditor's Office
Central Pac. B. R., r. 235 O'Farrell
Melchior , carrier Morning Call, r. 218 O'Farrell
Melchior Louis, musician, r. 1208 Kearny
Melczer William, merchandise broker, office 123 Cali-
fornia, room 1, r. 700 Broadway
Melde John, locksmith Bodo Wallmann, r. 421 Stey
Melde Henry, proptr California Nursery, San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Meldener Peter, r. 904 Kearny
Meldon Frank, clerk T. F. Batchelder, r. 622 Clay
Meldon John, tailor, 114 Clara
Meldrum David, gardener, r. 8Dupont
Meldrum Henry, longshoreman, r. Oakland
Mele Annie Mrs., tailoress Virginia Orendain, r.519J6
Green
Melendez Augustina (widow), seamstress, r. 9 Au-
burn
Melendez Gabriel, bootblack Knoechel & Brand, r.
SE cor Montgomery At and Vallejo
Meletia Fritz, bartender Matthias Grimm, r. 125 Post
Meley James N., plumber and gasfitter, r. 1908 Jessie
Meley Jane (widow) , r. 1908 Jessie
Melia Michael, lather, r. W s Valencia, bet Brosnau
and Fourteenth
Melia Michael, teamster, r. 933 Bryant
Melia Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Rondel PI
Melia William, blacksmith City R. R., r. 9 Rondel PI
Melich James, ijorter Russ House
Melin P., fireman stm Yosemite, r. 505 Washington
Mell Jacob, woodturner Dillon & Drew, r. 28 Welsh
Mellen Edward, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Mellen Henry, stove mounter, r. 1217 Columbia
Mellen Samuel H., stove mouuter John M. Bryan, r.
1217 Columbia
Mellen William P., freight clerk Saucelito Ferry, r.
2211 Taylor
Mellen. See Mallon and Mellon
Meller Lizzie Mrs., tailoress, r. 328 Third
Meller Rosa ( widow),. r. 1502 Leavenworth
Melletz George D.. real estate, r. 304 Ritch
Mollis Brothers, merchants (Portland, Or.}, office 10
Battery
Mellis F. R., merchant, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Melliss Robert M., r. 1011 Mason
Mellish Chiirles, shipcarpeuter William E. Collyer, r.
7 Steuart
Mellnish Herbert S., sawmaker Pac. Saw Manufactur-
ing Co., r. 219 M Ninth
Mello Mary A. (widow) , furnished rooms, 129 Third
Mellon Edward, porter American Exchange Hotel
Mellon John, capitalist, r. 742 Harrison
Mellon John, coalpasser S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. 8.
Co.
Mellon John, laborer purifying department S. F. Gas
Light Co.
Mellon John S., paints and oils, 26 Stockton, r. 524
Pine
Mellor George, cook, r. 9105^ Harrison
Mellor Jamts M., pliysician, office and r. S s Fifteenth
Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Mel'or William, hostler A. G. Roden, r. 1026 Sutter
■ Melius Gustavus B., shiprigger, r. 1188 ?v Broadway
Melius Henry, r. 711 Bush
Melius H' nry J., privtito detective, r. .504 Washington
Melius Joseph L., mattressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Meloch George, steward, r. 413 V, (jreen
Melody James E., blacksmith Market St. R. R., r. 1609
Stevenson
Melody Joseph, sergeant police City Hall, r. 750 How
Melody Thomas, r. 463 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixtli
Melody William, farmer, N s Ocean House Road, one
mile W Industrial School
Melone Drury, loan and commission broker, 438 Cali-
fornia, r. Palace Hotel
Melones Consoliriated Mining Co. (Calaveras Co.,Cal.),
A. Noel secretii-y, office 419 California, room 21
Melrich James, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Melrose Henry, r. Blundell House
Melrose James W., salesman, r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose Kenm th, engraver, r. 114 Dorland
Melrose Mary H. Mrs., assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1310 Broderick
Melrose Mining Co. (Tuscarcra, Nev.), H. W. Bedlng-
ton secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 8
Molse Goorgo, driver I. Aronsohn & Co., r. cor Sixth
and Minna
Melsing Gustav, confectioner, r. 2126 Howard
Melsing Louisa Miss, r. 2126 Howard
Melsing Maria Miss, r. 2126 Howard
Melstedt. See Mahlstedt
Meltzer Charles, painter, r. Hansa Hotel
Meltzer Louisa (widow), r.l35 Fifteenth
Meltz Sophie (widow), cook, 1027 Dupont
BULLOCK Si JONHS, 105 Mon^omery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
MEL
611
Melvihlll Thomas, drayman Cutter k Co., 304 Davis
Melvillo Eu^euie (widow), r. 80(j Stockton
Melville Frank I., tinsmith, r. 102 Minna
Melville George, clerk Waldo House, r. 733 Market
Melville 'jeorge, clerk, r. 307 O'Farrell
MelvUle Julia Mrs., teacher piano, singing, and elo-
cution, 6VS Mason > o 6. " "^lo
Melville M., longshoreman Menziea >t Bingham
MelvUle Patrick, laborer, r. 13 Hitch, rear
Melville Stanislaus, canvasser, r. 418 Broadway
Melville William R., clerk Bank of Cdliforuia'. r 613
' Mason
j Melyin James H., salesman Keane Brothers, r. Russ
House
j Melvin M., laborer Pacitio Mail S S Co
Melvin Mary Miss, domestic 2912 Foisom
1 Melvm Nathaniel, Ship Calkers' A-^sn, Barra's Hall
Melvin Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail 8 8 Co
, Melvin Samuel H., with George M. Grant isi Co r
I Oakland
! Melvin William, calker, r. 308 Beale
I Melvm William P., conductor Sutter St r' E r 105
' Austin ■'
Melwood John, seaman, r.Western House
I Mely John, laborer, r.W s Tennessee, nr Mariposa
1 Membry Waiter, manufacturing jeweler, 2iH Sixth
I Memnun Mining Co. (Silver City. Nev.), W. E. Dean
I secretary, office 203 Bush, room 8
Menanda Henry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Meuurs James, carpenter, r. 708 Commercial
Meucariui D., alabaster and marble ware, 12 J^ Fourth
343 Jersey
Mencariui K., workman D. Mencarini, r. 343 Jersev
I Meuchelli Antonio, Italian Benev. Sec, 423 Wash"
Mencken M., driver Hemme & Reuter, r. UOi Bush
Mendel Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Mendel Frederick, bricklayer, r. 1219 Steiner
Mendel Louis, butcher, r. 1408 Geary
Mendel Mendel P., tailor, 204 Second
Mendel Morns, tailor, r. 204 Second
Mended George H. Major, engineer, U. S. A., office
li.earny, r. 342 Fremont
Mendelsohn David, capitalist, oiHce 202 Bush, r 1633
Geary '
Mendelsohn Henry, peddler, r. 1040 York
Mfeuaelsohu Solomon, shirt factory, 11 Geary, r W s
i Van Ness Av, bet Bush and Sutter
Mendelsou A., clerk, r. 520 O'Farrell
I Mendelsou Elkan, clothing, 233 Pacific
I Mendes Cnuries, baiber, r. 915 Montgomery
Mendes David, salesman Abraham Wilkius r 214
j t^lara
Mendes David, liquor saloon, 341 Sixth
Mendes John, salesman M. Lewison, r. 214 Clara
M^n^f J^"" ^''- ''■''''■'' ^^'^'^^^^ G. Keene, r. 214 Clara
G f.'h"^"^"^"" iJiiiiJhmaker, r. Lombard, nr
Mendham James, Lumbermen's Pro. Union 71 New
, Montgomery
Mendheim Herman (Mendheim & Hofmann), r. 1415
I •stocktjii
I Mendheim Moritz (Uuger & Mendheim), r. 1415 Stock
I Mendheim & Hofimmu (Herman Mendheim and Otto-
Mpn ilL r '^"^'' ^"'''n"""). ore samplers, 415 Miss
I Mendieta Joaiiuin, cigtirmaker Mayrisch Brothers &
I Oo., r. Ills Kearny, rear
I Mendieta Mercy Miss, r. 1118 Kearny, rear
Mendiondou Bartlielemy, bartender Lafayette House.
^^!^.n,*^^'n'' I^UMBJ^l^ CO., J. B. Fordpresi-
aeui, Wiliiam SiUem treasurer, office 40 Califor-
nia, room 1 -^-lA.^i
I ^^'"'^''n',!'' ""il-^oad Co., West Evans president, Ed-
wm Goodall secretary, office 10 Market
[ Mendozi Amado, jeweler, 417 Broadway
Mendoza Juan B., painter, r. 531 Vallejo
SeTond ^*''^ E., barber Henry W. Stable, r. 34
Mendoza Ricardo, student, r. 314 Fifth
Mendoza Klta (widow), r. 503 Greeu
Men -fee George, carpenter, r. 2214 Sixteenth
Menefee George W.. mining, r. 2214 Sixteenth
Menes ;8 Dolores, dressmaker, r. 503 Mason
Mrson^^"^''' "^'"'^ 'fbeodore Oramus. r. 603
Menesini Eudemio, market, 314 Montgomery Av, r.
312 Montgomery Av ^ j ,
Menesini V., butcher, (il9 Broadway
Meug Joseph, brewer Pao. Brewery, r. 267 Tehama
Meng K., hotel solicitor, r. 8 John
MER
Mengel Charles, master mariner, office 305 East
Mengel John, baker Maisou Doree, r. 96 Lynch
Mengel John, butcher, 46 Centre Market, r. 130 Eighth
Mengel John, speculator, r. 624 Fourth
Mengel Philip, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. 233 Sixteenth
Mengelcamp Bernard, tailor, 1524 Turk
Mengelshausen Charles M., porter Ernest Hoser r
Hloi^ Vallejo ^ ' ■
Menger C.iristopher, tinner, r. 1206 Pacific
Menges Adam, r. 227 Ellis
Menges Carrie A. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh
, Street Primary School, r. 326 Jessie
Menges Charles, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht. r
I 62 Clipper
I Menges Jacob, brassfinisher William T. Garratt r
I Oakland '
I Menges Jacob, shoemaker, 8 s Shasta, nr Michigan
! Mengheld John, Swi.^s Benev. Soc, 5^ Kearny
[ Meugola Antonio, fisherman, 894 Front
Mengola Uomenico, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Meniuger Edward, cigarmaker Adolph Bura, r Pes
Street House ' j.
Meuish Joseph, engineer, r. 1 Commercial
Menjou Felice Miss, clerk A. Bertin, r. 147 Third
Menjou Mary Miss, ironer Louis Lacazette r 603
Hayes
Menke AUette (widow) , r. 1705 Market
Menke August (H. B. Hixson & Co.), r. 5393^ Hayes
Menke Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sacra-
meuto aud Stockton, r. 716 Stockton
Menken Frederick, clerk C. Mangels & Co., r SW cor
Mission and Third
Menne Albert H. . manager Park Hotel, r 2(5 Turk
Menne Clemens, merchant tailor, 533 Washington
Menno Eden, teamster Excelsior Planing Miil r 666
Bryant o . • ""«
Mennom Jean, driver Ernil A. Engelberg r 418 Rear
^'^.^^wx*.^.^- P'^^'^'y "''•^'^ Oampis Restaurant
MENOJ>IEVEOWARDT., proptr Channel Pot-
tery aud Drain Pipe Works, office 436 Montgom-
ery, r. 132 Chestnut ^i^ouigom
Meno.aey Henry C, clerk Edward T. Menomev. r
Oakland '
Menomey Walter B., manager Edward T. Menomev r
132 Chestnut "''
Menses Frances (widow), r. 1812 Dupont
Mensing Loais, fringemaker VV. Euglauder r 419
Stooktjn '
Mensing Nicholas, maltster Albany Brewery r. 74 Ev-
erett
Mentel William, groceries and liquors, NE cor Stock-
ton and Broadway, r. 632 Broadway
Menton William, liquor merchant, r. 113 Frencisco
Mentz C. H H Co. ( ;harles H. Meutz aud Adolph
bommer) , druggists. 1534 Polk
J>li<..VlZ J, H. »!fe CO., restaurant. NE cor First
and Brauuan
Mentz John Henry (J. H. Mentz & Co.), and port
stewird O. & O. S. S. Cj., r. 24 Frederick
Menu Charles D., glove manuf, 315 Shotwell
Menu Jacques H., business agent, office 520 Montgom-
ery, r. 330 Sutter ^
Menzel Augusi;a (widow), confectionery, Twentv-
tourth, nr Valencia ^
Menzer Frank, printer German Demokrat. r. 435 Pine
Menzes Carrie Miss, teacher, r. 323 Jessie
M:uzes Jane (widow), r. 326 Jessie
Menzies Matilda Mrs., r. 5 Francis.;o
Meuzies Stewart (Menzies & Bingham), r. SW cor
M jntgoiuery and Chestnut
Menzies Thomas (Fnlkner, Bell & Co.), r. NW cor
Fillmore and Grove
MEXZIB.S ^ BINGHAM (Stewart Menzies, Henry
Bingham and Arthur McCrackeu) , etovedorea,
olhce 512-014 Battery
Mepham Timothy P., clerk, r. 2205 Polk
Meraul Emilio, shoemaker, 1409 Dupont, r. 430 Union
Meraui Giulia, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Merc Christian, clerk, r. 5)^ Monroe
Merc John, tailor, r. 7 Graham PI I
Merc. See Merck and Merk i
Mercadier Gustave, r. 910 Jackson
Mercado Zenobia Mrs., r. 813 Vallejo
Mercado Felix, workman U. 8. Mint, r 1615 Fill- !
more
Mercado Felix Jr.. clerk Robinson. 01ney& Byrne, r. *
1015 Fillmore ' i
Mercado Jesus, miner, r. 813 Vallejo
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ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
MEK
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MERC ADO MARY R. MRS. , insurance solicitor,
oflice yO" Montgomery, r. It;i5 Fillmore
Mercado Petf r. r. 50-' Broadwav
MERCAXTILE AGENXY' THE, R. G. Dim &
Co., pr^i^trs. Jav Liigsdin manager, dfflie 3:0 C;tl
MERCANTILE AGEXCY The Bradstre. t Co., L.
B. Hilli:ird piperintendtnt. offii e % 0 Cali^Tnia
MERCAXTlLiE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION,
A. E. Whitaker libraiinu. 21i; Buslj
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
BVILDING, 2]4--'18bu>h
MERCANTILE LIBR.XRY HALL, 21fi Bush
Merced Colony. James Vollmau manager, office 40 Cal
Mercer , shoemaker, r. 52-4 Howard
Mercer C A., confectioner M. .\. Mercer, r. 17 Powell
Mercer Charles H., confec ner M. A. Mercer, r. 17
Po"'ll
Mercer .. nie (widow) , r. Net iska, bet Twenty-fifth
and T\, ty-sixtn
MERCER A., manTif ana v. holesale and retail
contVctionei 518 Kearn {vj a nd 17
P-well
Mercer Maurice H., c fectioner M. A. Mercer, r. 17
Powell
MERCER ROBERT J., real-estate agi nt and
houst broker, office 426 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Mercer,W. H.. seaman, r. 37 Piicilic
Merchant Charles H.(E.B. D. an & Co.), r. Marshfield,
Coos Bay, Oregon
Merchant Eben, shot maker, r. 3 Caroline
Merchant E. Wilbur, clerk Stearns & Smith, r. Oak-
laud
Merchant Frederick G., r. 822 Lombai-d
Merchant Joseph (Merchants Stewart), r. cor Biish
and Larkiu
Merchant Lizzie Mrs., teacher, r. 1010 Mission
Merchant Thomas S., traveling agent, r. 2617 Cal
Mirchant & Stewart (Joseph Merchant and Andrew
Stewart) . dravmeu. NE cor Chiv ami Fn nt
MERt HANTS' CREDIT Bl REAIT, SLainwald
Bros, ^c L' ss-ing pr ptrs. 123 California, room 27
Merchauts' Disp:itch Trausjx rtation Co., H. C. Hin-
man agent, office 411 California
MERCHANTS' DRY DOCK CO., J. C. Co\isin8
Miperinteudent, office 318 California, dock fooi of ,
Bryant
MER( HANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION,
Joseph A. Coolidge secretary, office Mercliauts' ]
Exchange Building, first floor I
Merchants' Exch;inKe Bank of San Francisco (in '
1 ciui(lation), 423 California '
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE BI'lLDING, Ss:
California, bet Moutgomiry i.nd Sjuisoni
Merchants Line Tow Boats, Pearson L. Preble agent,
office 271 East
."MERCHANTS' OVERLAND TRANSFER
EXPRESS CO., Charles M.Smith agei.t, office
43ti Blontgem- ry |
Merchants' Protective Association of San Francisco, '
A. P. AVilliauis president, James B. Moore secre-
tary, office 123 California, rooms 31-35 I
Mercier i laude. porter, r. 1302 Powell i
MERCIER ECGENE, wines and liquors, NE cor
Folsom au'l Seventh, r. 243 Seventh j
Mercier Jean, i^orter F. Chevalier & C!o., r. SE cor :
Broadway and Jackson !
Merck Charles, artist, 724 H Market, r. AVilliam Tell
House i
Merck. See Merc and Merk |
Merckens Richaid, pantryman S.S. George \V. Elder i
Mercury Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sououia Co. Cal.),
W. H. Seai-s set retary, office 63 Merchauts' Ex-
change Building !
Meredith K., teaclier music, r. 503 Folsom !■
Meredith George W., r. 5l2 Bush j
Meredith James, machinist, r. 532 Polk !
Meredith .li<nies W., conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R., r. 4r>2 Minna
Mendith John H. (Craig & Meredith), attorney at;
law. office 328 Mont, room 23, r. 508 Powell I
Meredith -lohn M.. r. 512 Bush I
Meredith Marga ( t Miss, dressmaker, r. 532 Polk I
Ml rediih Rachel Miss, seamptres^, r. 532 Polk
Meredith Wiliam, machinist Risdon I. audL. Works, I
r. .5„2 Polk L
Meredith William, Jr., assistant engiueer Pacificf
Mail S. S. City of Peking !•
Mergentlial Henry. driver, r. I''") Bernard
Mergentliiler Frank C, p.iper ruler Althof & Biihls, r. i
209 I'owell
Merguire Charles L., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co. '8
Warehouse, r. 428 Braniian
Merguire Frank A., clerk Knowland & Doe, r. 1222
Folsom
Merguire George H., foreman Marcus 0. Hawley &
Co.'s Warehouse, r. 428 Brannan
Merguire George L., clerk Woodbury & Merguire, r.
fl04 Vahncia
Merguire John L. (Woodbury & Merguire) , r. 904
Valencia
Meriden Britannia Co., AV. P. Morgan agent, office 134
Sutter
Merillion Ralph P., bookkeeper Hobbs, Pomeroy &
Co.,r. 424 Geary
Merincovich Frank, stonecutter, r. Grand Central
Hotel
Merilhew Charles H., conductor Market St. R, R., r.
15i;4 Turk
Merithew H C. (widow), r. 25M Sixth
Merithew Giver B. C, laundryman S. F. Laundry,
Eddy, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Merk Jacob, tailor A. Schurfenberg, r. 210 O'FarreU
Merk. See Mtrc and Merck
Merlel .-Vugusliu, driver Betzold & Niemann, r. 418
OFflrrell
Merkel Ernest, manuf hunting outfits. 617 Stevenson
Merki 1 Lizzie Miss, machinist E. Merkel, r. 617 Stev
Merkel Marj- E.. r. 617 Stevenson
Merkel Minnie Miss, m.ichinist E. Merkel, r. 617 Stev
Merkel Richard, r. 1819 Powell
Merkel Sebastian, peddler, r. 923 Greenwich
Merki Ibach ^Margiiret (widow), r 51 Evi rett
Merkelbach William, butcher, 13 San Francisco Mar-
ket, r. '.;2 Oak
Merkens ( lifus (Smith & Merkens), r. 10 Washington
Merker Agnes, teacher, r. t06 Third
M. rker Fred' rick C, clerk, r. 215 Post
Merkers Richard, pantryman S. S. George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co.
Merkle Christian, varnisher and polisher, r. 1308 Jack
Merkle Joseph, varnisher Pac. luiprLivement Co.
Merle Churh s F., commercial agent, office 405 Front,
j r. Commercial Hotel
Merle Francis C. V., clerk H. S. De Fremery, r. 820
Green
Merle Hei.ry P.. cler';. r. ,''20 Green
Merle Isidore. <lerk Jus*inian Caire, r. 528 Broadway
Merle Li opold V., managtr IXL Auction House, r. 632
Geary
Me: le Pierre, real-estate agent, r. 820 Green
Merlet X:ivier, shoemaker Emile Flubacher, r. 4 Me-
dau PI
Merle Aiuelia. Itali.m Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Merlo Carl >, Garibaldi Guard Armi ry, 423 Broadway
Mcrm; id Swimming Baths. NW cor Hyde and Beach
Me min Csmille, hiboier P. Pritt, r. 16 Virginia
Meriiioud Frank, salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 783
Stevenson
Mermiaid Louis, porter French Mutual Provident
Savings and Lojin Soc, r. 411 Bush
Mernois Mathilde Miss, milliner, r. 1610 Wash
Mero Alexander, hwrntssmaker Sutter St. R. R., r. Ill
Austin
Mem George, timekeeper Sutter St. R. R., r. Ill Aus-
tin
Mero James H., car repairer Sutter St. R. R., r. Ill
Austin
Ml rove Haigue. baker, r. 2023 M.'ison
ftlerove Rosalie Mrs., cook. r. 2023 Mason
Merr T. !'•., seaman, r. 204 Steuart •
Merrill Ramon, barber, r. 16 Jansen
Merrall J. H., assay dept U. S. Mint. r. Oakland
Meirell Is.iac L., agent Asbi stos Filling and Paint
Co., office 314 Townsend, r. 118 Mi ksburg
Merri Joseph, bartendi r Joseph L. Enos. r. 117 Jack
Meiriam Andrew J., cjirrier Morning Call, r. 1137 Pac
Merriam Caryl C., attorney at law. office 120 Sutter,
room 55, r. NE cor Sixteenth and Bryant
Merriam Diina R., second engiueer tug Monarch,
Broadway Wharf
Merii im Kn.ma Mrs., r. 512 Webster
Ml rriani Gecrge B., blacksii.ith, r. 2620 Sutter
Meiriam Jnniitlum, calker. r. 361 Jessie
Iklerrium Otis W., capitalibt, office 240 Montgomery,
r. llOf. Bush
M. rriaiu William P., deputy county recorder, r. 1224
Jackson
Merrick J. M., r. Coso House
Merrick John, r. 13(^0 Mission
Merrick John, laborer New City Hall, r. 79(; Stevenson !
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MER
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Merrick John W., laborer New Citj- Hall, r. 1139}iS
Mission
Merrick M. D.. solicitor Carlos White
Merrick William, beltmuker, r. 83 Clementina
Merriliflil Charles, waiter What Cheer House Restau-
rant, 52U Sacramento
Merrifleld Charles F.. dairyman, r. 32G Fell
MerrjheUl Frank, assistant County Surveyor's Office,
r. 8 Brenham PI
Merrifleld Henry, bookkeeper City and County Sur-
veyor, r. S Brenham PI
Merrilield Thomas, seaman, r. Western House
Merrigan John, laborer, r. 12 Tehama PI
Merrigan John S., bartender John E. Doyle, r. 224
Kearuy
Merrill A. E., cook, r. 523 Kearny
Merrill Alfred, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
2'i2 Clementina, rear
Merrill Anna Mrs., furnished rooms, 420 Powell
Merrill Anuis, attorney at law, r. 1007 Jacksou
Merrill Benjamin F. (S.B. Paige & Co.), r. Benicia
Merrill B. Frank, r. 8itj Broadway, rear
Merrill Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 202 Seventh
Merrill Charles (Uolbrook, Merrill & Stetson), r. New
York
Merrill Charles A., real estate, r. .520 Noe
Merrill Charles R., marine insurance solicitor, r. 1.512
Sacramento
Merrill Frank H., newspaper clerk Post-office, r. 516
Noe
Merrill Frederick T., stencilcutter F. M. Trueworthy,
r. .5H> Noe
MERRII..L. GEORGE B., attorney at law, office
31' I Pine, rOLim 43-i.5, r. M Oi-iary
Merrill Isaac M., wool merchiint. office Falkner, Bell
it Co., 430 California, r. Grand H .tel
Merrill Isaac N., clerk U. S. Railway Hail Service, r.
Oakland
Merrill James G., bricklayer, r. 48 Louisa
Mi-ri-ill Jane (widow), r. 2ij2 Clementina
>IERKILjL< J. C. ^CO., shipping and commis-
sion merchants, and agents Honolulu Regular
Dispatch Line of Paeket.-, office 204 California
Merrill John, miner, r. Russ House
Merrill John A., liquor dealer, r. Ahlbom House
Merrill John C. (J. C. Merrill k Co.) , r. 14 Stanly PI
Merrill John F. (Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson), r. 932
Bush
Merrill John M., bookkeeper M. Goodwin & Co. r. 826
Broadway
Merrill John R., r. 1324 Mission
Merrill Lewis, master maciner, r. 510 Folsom
Merrill Oliver, r. 033 Harrison
MERRILL. PARKER, proptr Cal. carpet beating
machine. 4.53 Stevenson, r. 426 Stevenson
Merrill Robert, r. .510 Chestnut
Merrill Samuel, sawyer, r. 434 Brannan
Merrill Samuel J., bookkeeper William S. Hopkins,
r. Alameda
Merrill Sylvester, treasurer Cal. Furniture Manuf . Co.,
office 226 Bush, r. Alameda
Merrill Thomas, master mariner, r. 1920 Mason
Merrill Thomas, miner, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Merrill Thomas L. (Merrill & Worth) , r. 317 Ellis
Merrill William A., shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 13 Page
Merrill & Worth (Thomas L. Merrill and Edmund
Worth), manufs paper collars, and dealers gents'
furnishing goods, .571 Market
Merriman Peter, r. 704 Pine
Memiuan Richard, housemover, r. Sanchez, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Merritt B. E. (widow), r. 2131 Howard
Merritt Elizabeth (widow), r. 13 Bernard
Merritt Frederick A., bookkeeper, r. 2204 Steiner
Jterritt Hannah A. Mrs., private school, 2204 Steiner
Merntt Harry P., draughtsman Charles L. Bugbee, r.
Oakland
Merritt Isabella Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
Sihool, r. 6 Hopetim Terrace
MERRITT JACOB, president Gas Consumers
Assn. office 204 Bush, r. 828 Howard
Merritt John, waiter Palace Hotel
Merritt Mary W. (widow), r. 1422 Pacific
Merntt IJebecca Mrs., r. 6 Hopeton Terrace
MERRITT SAMUEL., capitalist, office 22 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Meriitt Stephen F., bartender Martin & Horton, r.cor
California and Mont;,'omery
Merritt W. stationery and fancy goods, 938 Folsom
Merritt's Building', NW cor California and Diumra
MERRY, FAULL. €& CO. (William L. Merry and
William FauU), porkpackers. cor Buebanan and
Bay. and provisions, etc., 532 Market, office 415
Front
Merry Thomas, foreman Henry G. Pratt, r. .567 How
Merry Thomas H., attorney at law, office New City
iiall, third floor, and clerk City and County At-
torney, r. 2610 Sacramento
Merry William L. (Merry, Faull & Co.), r. 2030 Pa-
cific .\v
MERSERE.\U .\. S., carria!?e manuf and horse-
shoer, 2005 Mission, r. 2007 Mission
Mersf.-lder Charles, clerk, r. 414 Ellis
Mersfelder Charles Jr., bookkeeper E. S. Aloulton &
Co.. r. 414 Ellis
Mersfelder Lizzie, machinehand Mills, Leak & Co.
Mersich D.. foreign and domestic fruits, 420 Front, r.
Oakland
Mersing John B., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eighth and Folsom
Merten A. F. & Co. (G. A. Story), drug sundries,
spices, etc.. 3!) Market
Mert n August F.. (A. F. Merten & Co.). r. 16 Seventh
Mert n-i Martin, watchman Pacific Distilling and Re-
fining Works, r. S s Greenwich nr Scott
Merteus M. J., manager San Francisco Association of
Artists for P..rtraiture, 700 Market, r. NW cor Fil-
bert and Octavia
Mertens. See M ;hrtens
M -rton John, packer Goodwin & Co., r. W s Powell
nr Clay
Merton Thomas, fruit peddler, r. W s Oak, bet De-
vi-a lero and Scott
Mertz Fr derick ( Bullerdi'jck & Mertz) , 1632-1634 Miss
Mertz John, wood and coal dealer, r. 13 Page
Mervm Clay, traveling a..!eut, r. 220 Third
Mervy .\li)honse (Alpliouse Mervy & Co., and Mervy
& Co.), r. 1921 Union
Mervy Alphonse & Co., physicians, druggists and
apothecaries, 8E cor Montgomery Av and Green
Mervy Emile, apothecary Alphonse Mervy & Co., r..7
Sonora PI
Mervy John D., master marin' r, r. 7 Sonora PI
Mervy Ulysses, porter Adrien G. Chauche, r. Silver
Av nr S in Bruno Road
Mervy 4: Co. (Alphonse M rvy), druggists, SW cor
Pacific and Hyda
Merwin Frank, clerk J. K. Cooper, r. S 8 Harrison,
bet Third and Fourth
Merwin Parker J., office 534 Clay, r. nr University
Mound College
Merx Herman, master mariner, r. 14 Gilbert
M rz Alain, cabinetmaker, r. 322 Ritch
Merz Christ, baker Meyer & Muehe, r. 5 Monroe
Merz John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Merz William, groceries and liquors, 433 Sutter, r.
426 Powell
Merzbach Julius, speculator, office 319 Sansom, r. 1322
Webster
Mesa Carlos, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Mesa Enrique, Mexi an Rifles' Armory, 1524 Stockton
Meseub.irg Henry, groceries and liquors, NE cor Jes-
sie and Ecker
Mesenburg Herman, bakery. 1124 Harrison
Mesday T., musician, r. 2iy>i Austin
Meserole George F., cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r.
801 Union
Meserve Charles F., foreman Philip Hinkle, r. 11
Hampton PI
Meserve Isaac, r. Clipper Hotel
Meserve James L., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture
Manuf Co., r. Ii.l2 Bush
Me.serve John S., boxmaker C. R. Splivalo, r. 313X
Austin
Meserve. See Messerve
Meseth Charles, jeweler, 137 Montgomery, room 44, r.
923 Union
Mesick W. S., attorney at law,r. Palace Hotel
Mesino Vincent, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejg
Meska John, cooper, r. t'>24 Fourth
Meskelin Charles, S' aman, r. Sailors' Home
Mcsmer A., barnessmaker Lawless Bros. & Boswell,
r. 1313 Powell
Mess Henry, stockoperator, r. 18 John
Messager E. L., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 219
Geary
Messal William, cabinttiuaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
169 Silver
BEAMISH has alwajrs on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Messea Charleg E. Eev., clergyman St. Ignatius Col-
lege, r. 841 Market
Messenger Eugene, r. 835 Bush
Messenger Kichard T., waiter S. S. Orizaba, r. 822
Laguna
MespengfT. See Mfssinger
MESSER, BACON 6i CO
John P. Bacon, and O. F.
S. F. Stock Exi hange Buildin
Messer Lawrence, butcher, r. S fc Fair Av, bet Cali-
lomia Av and Mission
Messer Nathaniel T. (Messer, Bacon & Co.), r. 1205 i
Jackson
Messergchmidt Anton, confectioner Ernest Kempe, r. I
Oakland i
Messersmith Gabriel H., cjerk Killip & Co., r. 2054J^ i
Mission
Messfrsniith Joseph L., dry and fancy goods, 2501
Mission
Mefserve Theodore, printer, r. 2118 Jones
Messer\'e William J., compositor Morning Call, r.2118
Jones
Messing Adolph J. Kev., rabbi congregation Beth Is-
rael, r. 630 Eddy
Messinger Benjamin, clerk, r. 610 Sutter
Messinger Samuel, speculator, r. 610 Sutter
Messinger. See Messenger
Messiter Peter, r. o:,0 Folsom
Messner Louis (Messnfr & Serres), r. 402 Pacific
Messner & Serres (Louis Messner and Charles Serres),
French bakeiy. 402 Pacific
Mest.iyer Emily Miss, actress, r. 618 Taylor
Ml stayer William A. Mrs., r. 17(i6 Geary
Mestayer William L., clerk James H. Mahony, r. 628
Jt ssie
Metallic Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nev.), William
Willis secretary, ( ffice 29 Nevada Bloik
Metastazin Alexandre (A. Metastazio & Co.), r. 1823
Powell
Metastazio A. <t Co. (Alexandre Metastazio and Gio-
vanni Ratio) , wood and coal, 1823 Pi'Well
Metcalf Alfred, mast' r mariner, r. 321 Pacific
Met alf Charles F.. r. 311 Turk
Metcalf Charles S., carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Gray,
r. m Franklin
Metcalf Frederick, captain tug Favorite
Metcalf Frederick, mate stm Centennial, Washington
St. Wharf
Metcalf George W., bookkeeper Edward T. Steen, r.
61 St. Ann's Building
Metcalf Mary F. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin
Street Primary School, r. Ill Franklin
Metcalf Samuel A. Mrs., r. Ill Franklin
Metcalf S. H. Mrs., dressmaker, 73-75 St. Ann's
Building
Metcalfe George, paititer, r. 16 Eondel PI
Metcalfe James B. (Pratt & Metcalfe), attorney at
law, office 230 Montgomery, r. 2318 Howard
Metcalfe John, captain O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Metcalfe Peter, capitalist, r. 416 Gearv
Metcafe William L., clerk Pratt & Metcalfe, r. 610
Sutter
Metcalfe William M., second lieutenant Fourth Artil-
lery, TT. S. A., Presidio Ri servation
Metchke Otto, milling secretary and agent, office 328
Ml ntgomery. room 20, r. 'JV8 Turk
Methen J: c< b. li>ngsh(Ten:an, r. 2 Simpson's PI
METHODIST BOOK DEPOSITORY Eev.
John B. Hill agent, 1(141 Market
Methodist Episcopal Chinese Mission House, 916
Washingtnn
Metinger George, master mariner, office 30.t East
Metral Frai k, tinsmith Simeon Mistre, r. 811}^ Mont
METROPOLITAN BANNER (w<ekly). Eev.
Isaac S. Kalloch publishi r. cffice Metropolitan
Temple. NE cor Fifth and Jessie
METROPOLITAN BLOCK, S-14 Montgomery Av
METROPOLITAN FOUNDRY, Curtis Tobey
proptr, 228-230 Frenxnt
Metropolitan H( tel, Mrs. E. W. Heimburg, proprie-
tress, ."^16 Pacific
Metropolitan Laundry, J. H. Lowensteln, proptr, 920
Natonia
METROPOLITAN LOAN ASSOCIATION,
O to Ksclie secretary. ( ffii e 3V0 Siiisi ni, ro( m 8
METROPOLITAN MARBLE ^VORKS, An-
drew Paltenghi proptr, SE cor Uevisadero and
Ellis
METROPOLITAN MARKET, SE cor New
Montgomerj' and Mission
METROPOLITAN MATCH FACTORY, New-
bauer k Co. proptrs, W s Tennessee, nr Santa
Clara, office 221-225 Front
METROPOLITAN TESIPLE, NE cor Fifth and
Jes'-ie
Metrovich P. S., fruits, 1222 Polk
Mettleton Martha Mrs., nurse, r. E s Mississippi, bet
Mariposa abd Solano
Mettmann Frederick, cashier Philip, Speyer & Co.,
r. 1706 Mason
Meturs John, laborer, r. 438 Broadway
Metz Fritz, waiter Columbia Hotel, 741 Market
Metz JoliU D., teamster pier 2;^ Steuart.r. 040 Natoma
Metz Joseph, commission merchant, 232 Bush, r. 933
Post
Metz William F., bricklayer, r. 636 Commercial
Metzendorfi" Hermann, shipwright, r. cor Eighth Av
and E, South S. F.
Metzer Emma Miss, cutter D. Hicks & Co., r. 721
Mason
Metzer George H., waiter Tivoli Garden, r. 535 Vallejo
Metzger Caroline Mrs., r. 513 Eddy
Metzger Charles, liqunr saloon, 147 Third
Metzger Emily J., dressmaker, r. 620 Jones
Metzger Frederick, cabinetmaker Hermann Granz
Metzger Joseph, r. 627 Green
Metzger Louis, stationery and paper, 208 Bush, r. 513
Eddy
Metzger" William, captain S. S. Newbern, r. 2253 Miss
Metzgus Giistav, tinsmith EmileBoesch, r. Powell Ay
nr California Av, B. H.
Metzler , r. 802 Broadway
Metzler Chf.rles J. B., proptr Golden Gate Brewery,
717 Greenwich
Metzler Dorothea Mrs., dressmaker, 405 O'Farrell
Metzler Hermann, brewer Golden Gate Brewery, r. 717
Greenwich
Metzler Paul, entry clerk Drake & Emerson, r. 17234
Clementina
Metzler Samuel, r. 1829 Clementina
Metzler T. C. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 405 O'Farrell
Metzler Theodore C, policeman City Hall, r. 405
O'Farrell
Metzner Catherine (widow), r. 202 Fifth
Metzner Jacob, salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 202
Fifth
Metzner James C., salesman C. C. Hayings & Co., r.
202 Fifth
Metzner William F. (Brown *: Metzner), r. 202 Fifth
Meunier Lotiis, restaiirant, 408 ?<; Dupont
Meuri Emil, waiter Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacific
Meusaire Anton, r. 8 Dupont
Meusel I., cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Manuf Co.,
r. 147 Siher
MEISSDORFFER JOHN C, president Buena
Vista Viniiultural Society, office 409 Battery, r.
509 V;!n Ness Av
MEXJSSDOHFFER KONRAD, hat and cap
manuf, (.36-037 Commercial, and 15 Kearny, r.
1015 Post
MEUSSDORFFER MARTIN, importer and
manuf hats and caps, and hatters materials, NE
cor Montgomery und Bush, and 647 Washington,
factory 416 Market r. 1112 Clay
Mexican and Central American Packets, Balthazar
Hefti agent, office .WO Baiterv
MEXICAN, CENTRAL AND SOVTH AMERI-
CAN LINE PACKETS, Schleiden & Scholl
agents, office 418 Battery
Mexican Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co,.
Nev.), Charles L. McCoy secretary, office Cosmo-
politan Hotel, room "J
Mexicaua Agricola Inoustrial y Colonzadora de
Tenencs de Colorado, office 724 V. Market, roi m 19
MEXICO, M. G. Pritchard consul, office 215 Sausom,
room 7
MEYENBORG ACGUST, groceries and liquors,
SE cor Front and Paiifl.-
MEYER A. & BROTHER (Albert and Adolph
Meyer), liquor salix n. h^y, grain, wood and coal,
bW cor Geary and I'roderick
Meyer Aaron, butcher, r. 4ol Hayes
Meyer Aaron, manager Our Boys'and Girls' Cigar Fac-
' tory, Montgomery Av, r. 1204 Leavenworth
Meyer Abr^ihani, cltrk J. Maristany & Co., r. 1204
Leavenworth
Meyer Abraham, stock clerk Ackerman Bros., r. 928
Folsom
Meyer Abraham, tailor, r. 1103 Pine
Meyer Adelia, domeetic, 815 Van Ness Av
BULLOCK Sc J0NB3, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck "Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MEY
615
MEY
Meyer Adolph (A. Meyer & Brother, and Meyer
Brothers & Gaerdes) , r. SW cor Geary and Brod-
erick
Meyi'r Adolph H. A., carpetlayer William J. Heney &
Co., r. Alilborn Hous.^
Meyer Adoljih L., tinsmith Jacob Ahlbach.r. 10 Louisa
Mey<T Albert (A. Meyer & Brother, and Meyer Broth-
ers >^ Gaerdt'S), r. SW cor Geary and Broderick
Meyer Alb.rt (Meyer & Akmann),r. Twentii'th, nr
Valencia
Meyer Albert (Schwartz, Husing k Meyer), r. 345
Clementina
Meyer Albert, butoher and groceries, Ss Twentieth,
bet Valencia and Guerrero
Meyer Albert, clerk Daniel Meyer, r. 323 E'lis
Meyer Albert, master mariner, office 305 East
Meyer Albert, porter Toklas, Brown >% Co., r. 737 Clem
Meyer Alexander, bookkeeper Frederick Hufschmidt,
r. Oakland
Meyer AUie, salesman S. Bine, r. 1317 Tyler
Meyer Andrew, pantryman Westerfeld & Page, r. 275
Stevenson
Meyer Anna (widow) , bakery, 1.59 Sixteenth
Meyer Antouia Miss, r. 920 Van Ness Av
Meyer August (Meyer & Gaffke), r. 443 Bush
Meyer August ( Meyer ^V Kihn) , r . N E cor Mission and
Steuart
Meyer August, boot and shoemaker, r. 23113^ Larkin
Meyer August W., druggist, r. 6 Page
Meyer Augustin, liquor saloon, 992 Folsom
Meyer Augustus, G.. trader, r. 632 Filbert
Meyer Benjamin, r. 1142 Mission
Meytr Bernard, cattle dealer, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Bcruhard, laborer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Everett
Meyer Bi-rnhard H., miller Eisen Bros., r. 6 Page
Meyer Beriha (widow), r. 1012 Polk
Meyer Bertha, dom stic, 2('i4 Tyler
Meyer Bonne, teamster, r. 37 Uorland
MEYER BROTHERS & GAERDES (Albert
Meyer, Hermann Gaerdes and Adolph Meyer),
groceries and liquors, SW cor Bush and Pierce
Meyer Carrie Mrs., fancy goods, 112 Second
Meyer Carrie J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1219 Clay
Meyer Casper, tailor Phillip Riegelthaupt, r. SE cor
Sansom and Clay
Meyer Cat'iarlne (widow), r. 18 Elgin Park
Meyer C. H. (C. H. Meyer & Bros. ) , r. Nt-w York
Meyer C. H. & Bros. (Leopold and M. (J. Meyers), im-
porters hats, caps, and ladies hats, 28-30 Sansom
Meyer Charles, r. 210 Steuart
Meyer Charles, capitalist, office 211 Clay, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Charles, clerk Adolph Glootz, r. 1221 Clay
Meyer Charles, clerk Duveneck & Co., r. SE cor Sev-
enteenth and Eureka
Meyer Charles, baker Betzold k Niemann, r. 418
O'Farrell
Meyer Charles, dry and fancy goods, 1303-1303 J^
Sto.-kton, r. 828 Pacific
Meyer Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom
and Beale
j Meyer Charles, groceries and liqxiors, NW cor Point
Lobos Av and Cook
■ Mey* r Cha' les, plumber J. Lempke
Meyer Charles, porter Real Estate Associates' Build-
ing, r. 1229 Pacific
Meyer Charles, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r. 210
Steuart
Meyer Charles, shirt manufacturer, r. 828 Pacific
Meyer Charles A., clerk Ami Vignier, r. Oakland
Meyer Charles A., laborer Southern Pnc. R. R. freight
depot, r. 228 Dora
I Meyer Charles F., messenger London and S. F. Bank,
I r. 201 Clara
Meyer Christ. (H. Wahmuth k Co.) , r. 532 Grove
' Meyer Christian, brewer Pulladolphia Brewery
Meyer Christ.ipher, clerk John P. Ehlen, r. 828 Clay
Meyer Christoiiber. groceries and liquors, NW cor
I Pacific and Taylor
Meyi-r Christopher, liquor saloon, NE cor Fulton and
Pierce
1 Meyer Clans, laborer Cnl. Sugar Refinery, r. 510 Ninth
I Meyer Constant (W. Cohen & Co.), r. 309 Powell
I Meyer D. Mrs. (widow), r. SH Monroe
I Meyer Daniel (Daniel Meyer), r. 1418 Taylor
MEYER DANIEL (Jonas and Mathias Meyer),
bankers, 212 Pine
Meyer Daniel, groceries and liquors, 148 Eleventh
MeyerDavid, driver Central R. R., r. 804 Turk
Meyer David, vegetables, r. N s O'Farrell.bet Buchanan
and Webster
Meyer Diedrich, groceries, (143 Pacific
Meyer Doris Mrs., ladles nurse, r. 3 Mason
Meyer E. Miss, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 400 Sutter
Meyer Edward, waiter, r. 407 Stevenson
Meyer Edwin L., clerk Pool k Harris, r. 1019 Union
Meyer E. Lemnien, bookkeeper T. Lemmen Meyer, r.
80? Broadway
Meyer Elizabeth (widow), r. 22 Telegraph PI
Meyer Elizabeth (widow) , r. .529 Valencia
Meyer Emanuel, salesman Prosper May &Co., r. 1319
Gough
Meyer Emil (Russ, Meyerink & Co.), r. 1221 Clay
Meyer Emil, bookkeeper, r. 804 Bush
Mover Emil, clerk Georj,'e Hanna, r. 859 Harrison
MEYER EMIT, florist and proprietor Eureka
Nursery, Stanyan, nr Golden Gate Park, depot
31 Geary
Meyer Emmanuol, clerk I. Meyer, r. 1319 Gough
Meyer Esther Miss, r. 804 Turk
Meyer Esther Jliss, dressmaker, r. 11133^ Stockton
Meyer Eugene, waiter, r. 409 Dupont
Meyer F., r. 522 Dupont
Meyer F. August (F. M. L. Peters & Co.) , r. 869 Miss
Meyer Ferdinand, peddler, r. 4.52 Clementina
Meyor Frank, cook r. G08 Sixth
Meyer Frederick, laborer, r. 707 Greenwich
Meyer Frederick, r. 421 Fulton
Meyer Frederick, carpenter D. A. Macdonald k Co., r.
217 Prospect PI
Meyer Frederick, cook, r. 409 Dupont
Meyer Frederi -k, iron molder, r. .50 Tehama
Meyer Frederick, laborer, r. 127 Fourth, rear
Meyer Frederick, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Meyer Frederick Jr., register clerk Bradley & Rulof-
son, r. 707 Greenwich
Meyer Frederick A., drayman Weil Bros. & Co., r. 1623
Turk
Meyer Frederick F., driver Philadelphia Brewery, r.
2235 Howard
Meyer Frederick H. (Phillip Gerichten & Co.), r.
Oakland
Meyer Frederick J., cabinetmaker Charles Klemm, r.
Excelsior Hotel
Meyer Fredtirick R., liquor saloon, 223 Pacific, r. 641
Mission
Meyer Fritz, bartender St. Ann's Rest, r. 811 Mission
Meyer Geoffride, waiter Fran -ois La-oste, r. 540 Wash
Meyer George, cigar dealer, r. 919 Filbert
Meyer George, driver Schweitzer k Brother, r. 235
First
Meyer George, janitor Bank of California, NW cor
California and Sansom
Meyer George, teamster, SW cor California and Bat-
tery, r. 530 Seventeenth
Meyer Gustave, butcher William Oswald, r. 1010 Pac
Meyer Gustave, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 110
Twelfth
Meyer H., r. 1012 Polk
Mej'er H., r. 1030 Sacramento
Meyer Henry, r. 1823 Powell
Meyer Henry, r. If'li Howard
Meyer Henry, bartender J. F. G. Eggers, r. 635 Cal
Meyer Henry, bartender Charles H. Martin, r. 656 Na-
toma
Meyer Henry, bartender stm Yosemite, r. Alameda
Meyer Henry, blacksmith C. F. Suhl, r. 1017 Battery
Meyer Henry, brewer New York Brewery, r. 408 Shot-
well
Meyer Henry, carrier Alta California, r.920 Broadway
Meyer Henry, cl. rk Daniel Meyer, r. 530 Turk
Meyer Henry, groceries and liquors, 104i; Folsom
Meyer Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
and Laguna. r. 1.523 Laguna
Meyer Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Jessie
and Seventh
Meyer Henry, groceries and liquors, 22 Langton
Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, 7'.;4 Front
Meyer Henry, liquor saloon, SW i-or Vallejoand Davis
Meyer Henry, whitener and paperhanger, r. 407 O'Far-
rell
Meyer Henry H., miller Eisen Bros., r. 6 Page
Meyer Herman, r. 1032 Sacramento
Meyer Heruiaii, blacksmith, r. <;24 Fourth
Meyer Herman, clerk, r. Philatlelphia House
Meyer Hermajn, bartender, r. Gidilen G.ite Hotel
Meyer Hermann, gardener Fredtriek W( geuer
Meyer Hermann L. E. (Rogers, Meyer k Co.), r. 707
Mason
Meyer Hugo, liquordealer, r. 841 Mission
Meyer Hyman, butcher, r. 804 Turk.
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
MEY
616
MEY
Mpyer Isaac, merchant, 712 Commercial, r. 1319 Gough
Meyer Isaac S., r. 112 Second
Meyer Jacob, blacksmith Patrick Donahue, r. 335
McAllister
Meyer Jacob, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Co., r.
510 Sixth
Meyer Jacob, clerk, r. 1204 Leavenworth
Meyur Jacob, tailor, r. 1045 Folsom
Meyer J. E., clerk Kodgers, Meyer & Co., r. 810 Miss
Meyer John, r. 5 Washington
Meyer John, r. 134 Dora
Meyer John, barber Sanitarium Baths, r. 2204 Powell
Meyer John, butL'her Hentrich & Thyarks, r. 415 Green
Meyer John, cabinetmaker Gecrge Thomas, r. 612 Fol
Meyer John, cook Meyer A: Muehe, r. 409 Post
Meyer John, groceiies and liquors, NE cor Dupont
and Greenwich, r. 4ci9 Greenwich
Meyer John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Twenti-
eth and bhutwell
Meyer John, laborer Meyer & Muche, r. 608 Bush
Meyer John, market, W s Church, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-lourth
Meyer Johu, miller Dohrmann & Co., r. North Pacific
Hotel
Meyer John, molder, r. 217 Tehama
Meyer .lohn, painter Hopps & Sons, r. 334 Third, rear
Meyer John, staman, r. 12 Jackson
Meyer John, shipcarpcnter, r. cor Iowa and Tuba
Meyer Johu, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Meyer Johu Mrs., fancy goods, 2204 Powell
Meyer Johu C, locksmith Palace Hotel, r. 1219 Clay
Meyer John C, policeman Southern Pac. R. R. Depot,
Sji. cor Founh and Towuseud, r. 1218 Alabama
Meyer John F., bartender Ern^t Blaack, r. 1103 Mason
MEYER JOHN G. H., manufacturer billiard
tables, ivory goods, and walking canes, factory 10
Stevenson, salesrooms 320 Kearay, r. 170ti Clay
Meyer John H., brewer, r.3 Mason
Meyer John H., cashier Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1530
Ellis
Meyer John H., grocer, r. 6 Libert.v
Meyer John P., cooper, r. 424 Grove
Meyer Jonas (Daniel Meyer), r. 323 Ellis
Meyer Joseph, bakery, 017 Post
Meyer Joseph, general merchandise, office 109 San-
som, r. 413 Octavia
Meyer Joseph, salesman Simon Baum & Co., r. 401
Van Ness Av
Meyer Joseph T., paperhanger and vvhitener, 253 Te-
hama
Meyi-r Julius, expressman, SW cor California and
Webb, r. 928 F. Isom
Meyer Julius, liquor saloon. Ocean Beach Eoad, nr
Golden Gate l^ark
Meyer Julius, tailor, r. 807 Larkin
Meyer Julius D., r. 828 McAllister
Meyer Lea Miss, r. 1319 Gough
Meyer Leopold (C. H. Meyer >■>; Bros.), r. Lick House
Meyer Leopold, clerk, r. 1430 Ellis
Meyer Levy, bookkeeper John S. Bowman & Co., r.
(U7 Green
Meyer Louis (Meyer & Muehe), r. Alameda
Meyer Louis, captain O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Meyer Louis, clerk, r. 53(iJ^ Jessie
Meyer Louis, gents' furnishing goods, 513 Kearny, r.
435 Pine
Meyer Louis, .junk dealer, 23 Moss
Miyer Louis, Jou^'. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Meyer Louis, salesman S. Bine, r. 1317 Tyler
Meyer Louis, tailor Palmer Bros., r. Windsor House
Meyer Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, 841 Mission
Meyer Louise G. Mrs., groceries and liquors, 210
Steuart
Meyer Ludwig, clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. Oakland
Meyer Marcus C. (C. H. Meyer & Bros.), r. Lick
House
Meyer Mark, student, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Martin, clerk E. E. Seebeck, r. NW cor Turk
and Sc(itt
Meyer Martin, draynian Frederick Westfall, r. 227
Fulton
Meyer Martin, porter Louis Sloss & Co., r. SE cor
Poiut L bos Av and Ferrie
Meyer M:.rtiu, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Meyer Myrtin, upholsterer, r. 5t)8 Minna
Meyer IVfartin S., att(.iruey-at-law, office 330 Pine,
rooms 38-19, r. 112 Second
Meyer Mary Miss, r. 807 Larkin
Meyer Mathias (Daniel Meyer), r. 1310Geary
Meyer Matthias, groceries and liquors, SW cor Stock-
ton and Washington, r. 22 Valparaiso
Meyer Max, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, r. 621
Ellis
Meyer Michael, engraver G. M. Wood & Co., r. Oak-
land
Meyer Moses, r. 804 Turk
Meyer Moses, r. 1317 Tyler
Meyer Moses, bookkeeper Simon Baum & Co., r. 401
Van Ness Av
Meyer Nathan (Liebes Bros. & Co.), r. 1617 Sac
Meyer Nicholas L. (Hilltbrandt & Co.) , r. 2019 Fol
Meyer Paul (Spreckelsen & Co.), r. 514J^ Geary
Meyer Peter, furniture finisher, r. 418 Natoma
Mever Peter, porter G. Cohn & Co., r. 532 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
MEYER PETER, secretary Bay Sugar Refinery,
office SW cor Battery and Union, r. 1122 Jackson
Meyer Pincus, peddler, r. 204 Van Ness Av, rear
Meyer Rachael Miss, saleslady William Meyer, r.
1113}^ Stockton
Meyer Rebecca, domestic 480 San Jose Av
Meyer Rekin Miss, domestic 710 Hayes
Meyer Richard, clerk Albert Husing, r. NE cor Mis-
sion and Fifth
Meyer Richard, grocer, r. 1609 Dupont
Meyer Robert, with A. Kiudler & Co., r. Oakland
Meyer Robert, nij-'ht clerk Chicago Hotel, 218 Pac
Meyer Sampson, upholsterer, r. 568 Minna
Meyer Samuel (Healy & Meyer), r. 1204 Leavenworth
Meyer Samuel, janitor Independent Order Red Men's
Hall, r. 510 Bush
Meyer Samuel C, sttideut, r. 425 Eddy
Meyer Simon, cattle dealer, r. 2229 Geary
Meyer Solomon, but her, 608 Larkin, r. 606 Larkin
Meyer Theodore, clerk C. Scheper,r. SW cor Fifteenth
and Capji
Meyer Thomas, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
MEYER T. LEMMEN, commission merchant,
and Consul General ol Costa Rica, office 258 Mar-
ket, rooms 5-6, r. 802 Broadway
Meyer William (Dalldorf & Co.), r. Oriental Hotel
Meyer William (Rodgers, Meyer & Co.), r. Liverpool,
England
Meyer William, barkeeper The Fountain, r. 509 Bush
Meyer William, barkeeper, r. Oriental Hotel
Meyer William, butcher, r. 1 Park Av
Meyer William, cigars and tobacco, 106 Seventh
Meyer William, drygoods, 1113}^ Stockton
Meyer William, nurseryman and florist, 339 Bush, r.
Alameda
Meyer William C, clerk Mrs. Louisa G. Meyer, r. 210
Steuart
MEYER »& AKMANX (Albert Meyer and William
Akmann) , groceries and market. 16-18 Sacramento
Meyer & Gafike (August Meyer and Ernest Gafl"ke),
cigars and tobacio, 443 Bush
Meyer & Kihu (August Meyer and Thomas Klhn),
liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and Steuart
Meyer & Muehe (Louis Meyer and" Charles Muehe),
bakery and restaurant, 211 Sutter
Meyer. See Maier. Mayer, Meier, Mier and Myer
Meyerback George W., gardener B. G. Barney, 2200
Jackscm
Meyerback Louis M. (Meyerback & Lawrence) , r. 316
Union
Meyerback Samuel, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Green and Mason
Meyerback William H., brassfinisher George H. Tajr
& Co., r. 1431 Pacific
Meyerback & Lawrence (Louis M. Meyerback and
Charles Lawrence), house, sign and ornamental
painters, 516 Bush
Meyerderks Henry A., clerk L. Feldmann & Co., r. 1006
Twenty-first
Meyerderks Louisa (widow), r. 1006 Twenty-first
Meyerderks. See Meierdierks
Meyerfeld Jesse (L. Siebenhatur & Co.), r. 1430 Ellis
Meye feld Jos., clerk L. Siebenhauer & Co.,r. 22 Turk
Meyerfeld Moses (Falkensteiii & Co.), r. 629 Tyler
Meyerfeld Sig, bookkeeper Falkenstein & Co., r. 029
Tyler
Meyerhuir PetiT, lumberman, r. 100 Steuart
Meyerink Johu A. (Riiss, Meyerink & Co.), r. Aca-
pulco, Mexico
Meyers Adolph, nnisical instruments, 40 Geary •
Meyers Amtlia Miss, dres.smaker, r. NE cor Grove
and Laguna
Meyers Benjamin (Meyers Brothers), r. 220 Austin
Meyers Bernard, expressman, r. 7 Seventh
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STOEE, 706 to 716 Kearny St
MEY
617
MIC
Meyers' Brothers (Benjamin aud Richard), black-
smiths, 30 Clark, bet Davis and Drumm
Meyers Charles, longshoreiiian, r. SE cor Vallejo and
Battery
Meyers Charles, seaman S. S. City of Chester, Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Meyers Christian, laborer, r. 76 Clementina
Meyers David A., vegetable peddler, r. 20'2(> Bush
Meyers Dillon P., local policeman, r. 442 Fifth
Meyers 1). W., clerk, r. 640 Howard
Meyt rs Eva Miss, r. 7 Seventh
Meyers F., r. 523 Kearny
Meyers Frederick (Burbank & Meyers), r. Tulare, Tu-
lare Co.
Meyers George, cabinetmaker, r. 510 Sixth
Meyers George T., laborer Bernard Miller, r. 933 Mis-
sion
Meyers Henry, clerk, r. 7 Seventh
Meyers Henry C, barkeeper Hermann F. Morken, r.
lyii5 Jones
Meyers Houora Mrs., lodgings, 27?^ Fourth
Meyers.!., tailor. C07 Commer.ial, r. 1045 Folsom
Meyers Jacob, liquor saloon, 947 Folsom, r. 148 Ship-
ley
Meyers James G., local policeman, r. cor Fifth and
Bryant
Aleyers J. M. Mrs., r. 1230 California
Meyers John (John Luhrs & Co) , r. 754 Mission
Meyers John, bagsewer Neville & Co.,r. 118 Bernard
Meyers John, longshoreman, r. 515 Sairamento
Meyers John, merchant tailor, 501 Kearny, r. 10 Park
Av
Meyers John, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
337 H Third
Meyers John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor Third
and Harrison
Meyers Joseph, carpenter, r. 2501 Bryant Av
Meyers Josi-ph, merchant tailor, 422 Sixth
Meyers Juana M. (widow) , embroiderer, r. 503 Green
Mtyers L. Mrs., bakery, 110 Twelfth
Meyers Leah Miss, dressmaker Mrs. S. Brock, r. Union,
bet Hyde and Larkin
Meyers Lizzie (widow), dressmaker, r. 1320 Broadway
Meyers Louisa J. Miss, cloakmaker Fratinger & Noll,
105 Kearny
Meyers M. H., r. 1037 Post
Meyers Rebecca (widow), r. 713'4 Union
Meyers Richard (Meyers Brothers) . r. 220 Austin
Meyers Robert C, druggist, NW cor Union and Pow-
ell, r. 713 M Union
Meyers Samuel, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 449
Natoma
Meyers Samuel, usher Standard Theatre
Meyers Thomas, blacksmith, r. 317 Jessie
Meyers William, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 8W cor
Twenty- third and Bryant
Meyers William, seaman, r. 4G Steuart
Meyers Z., r. 417 Mason
Meyerstein Caesar, merchant, office 23 Sansom, r. 614
Sutter
Meyerstein Henry, clothing, and gents' furnishing
goods, 433 Kearny, r. 326 Tj-ler
Meyerstein Joseph, second hand flour sacks, 124 Com-
mercial, r. 2116 Mission
Meyerstein Louis (Meyerstein & Lowenberg), r. 611
Van Ness Av
Meyerstein & Lowenberg (Louis Meyerstein and Isa-
dor Lowenberg) , mauufs gents' furnishing goods,
23 Sansom
Meyn Charles, baker Betzold & Niemann, r. 418 0'Far-
' rell
Meyn Henry, butcher Samuel Northmore.r. 1520 Fol
McjTi Matthias, laborer, r. 1114 Bryant
M.yn Otto, r. 2723 Mission
Meyn Peter, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r.
Twenty-ninth, nr Church
Meyn R. C. M., groceries and liquors, NE cor Folsom
and Twelfth
Mezzara Pittro, sculptor and cameo cutter 808 Mont-
gomery, r. 307 Cnestnut
Mhoon J. C, r. Clarendon House, NE cor Second and
Folsom
Mhoon John B. , attorney at law, office 16 Montgom-
ery Av, r. Oakland
Miami Mining Co., James L. Fields secretary, office
240 Munt^'omery, rooms 3-4
Mibach Matthias, i)aintcr Fernando S. Rodgers, r. 3}<
Valencia
Mibach Michael, porter Apothecaries Hall,r. 3!^ Val-
encia
Micael Barrille, laborer, r. 428 Union
Micael Capere, laborer, r. 428 Union
Michael Aaro[i, pawnbroker, r. 1415 California
Michael Abraham, tailor, r. 350 Jessie, rear
Michael Casper, clothing aud furnishing goods, 214
Third
Michael Conrad, teamster George Mayer, r. 530 Seven-
teenth
Michael Edward, clerk Eliza Maurice, r. 33^ Garden
Mil hael Gersou, merchant, r. 809 Jackson
Michael Gustav, boots aud shoes, 348 Third
Michael H., r. 12 Hyde
Michael Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 809 Jackson
Michael Isaac, tailor, r. 941 Howard
Michael James, carrier Abend Post
Michael John, deckhand stm Reform, Jackson Street
Wharf
Michael Joseph, cigars, 539 Clay, r. 464 Sixth
iMichael Manuel, clerk, r. 809 Jackson
Michael Max, tailor, r. 3"0 Jessie
Michael Morris, rag peddler, r. 432 Shipley
Michael Murris, tailor, d'.il-i Garden
Michael Solomon, tailor, 118 Leidesdorflf, r. 939 Fol-
som
Michael Theodore, r. White House, Potrero
Michaelis Borchard, tailor, r. S s Solano nr Arkansas
Michaelis Charles, KTocirles and liquors, NW cor
Twenty-niiith and Dolores
Michaelis Henry F., groceries and liquors, cor Dolores
and Twenty-ninth
Michaelis Herman, sodamaker William Bruning, r.
cor Mariposa and Missouri
Michaels A., clothing, 209 Fourth
Michaels Adeline Miss, r. 500 Jessie
Michaels Benjamin K., salesman F. S. Chadbeurne &
Co., r. 28 0'Farrell
Michaels George, milkman, r. 2935 Clay
Michaels George, rigger, r. Harrison, nr Beale
Michaels Henry (Charles Langley & Co.), r. 11 Van
Ness Av
Michaels Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 901 Larkin
Michaels Samuel, clerk Julius hilbersteiu
Michnelsen C. A., wines and liquors, office 430 Jackson,
r. W s Mission, and S of Ocean House Road
Michaelsen Esther, domestic 10it5 Tyler
Michaelsen Frederick (Michaelsen & Tomforde) , r.
W s Mission, and S of Ocean House Road
Michaelsen John C. (Ehlen & Co.), r. 813 Washington
Michaelsen Ludwig, teacher German Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. W s Mission, and S of Ocean
House Road
Michaelsen & Tomforde (Henry Michaelsen and Henry
Tomforde) , milkdairy,W s Mission, and S of Ocean
House Road
Michaelson August, foreman S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Michaelson Jacob, watches and jewelry, 625 Kearny,
r. 112 Kearny, room 13
Michaelson Thomas, driver Market St. R. R.
Michalitschke Anton (Michalitschke Bros.), r. 1302
Pine
MICHALilTSCHKE BROTHERS (Joseph and
Anton) , cigars and tobacco, 239 and 613 Kearny
Michalitschke Charles, waiter Saulsman's Restau-
rant, r. 518 California
Michalitschke Gustav, cigars, 501 Kearny, r. 1114 Sac-
ramento
Michalitschke Joseph (Miclalitschke Bros.), r. 1026
Larkin
Michall Samuel, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Michalsen Rasmus T., groceries and liquors, 21 Alta
PI
Micheandon Claudius, tanner August Onen, r. 8 a
Twenty-ninth, bet San Jos6 Av and Dolores
Michel Autoine, vegetables, 25 Colombo Market
Michel Carl, porter Philadelphia House, r. 423 Bush
Michel David, collector, r. 441}^ Natoma
Michel Frederick, cooper B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 51
Jessie
Michel Gaizar, wagonmaker Isai' Bibeau, r. W s San
Jose Av, nr Twenty-ninth
Michel Isabelle, ironer John Pignot
Michel John, brewer, r. 723 O'Farrell
Michel John, salesman John H. Kesaing, r. 616 Pow
Michel Joseph, r. 308 Sntt( r
!Miihel Max, clerk Selig *: Newman, r. 30 Laurel Av
Michel Saint Charles, laborer, r. 1031 Dupont
Michel San« tte, r. 518 Pacific
Michelberger Peter, r. 23 Kearny
Michele Gambiui, peddler, r. 14 Bartol
BEAMSH'S Shirts Fit weU-Wear weU— Look weU.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy St
MIC
618
MIK
Michelet Christian r., repacker Thomas W. Jackson,
r. 718 Front .
Micheletti Enrique, vegetable peddler, r. 1416 Pacific
Micheletti Ht ury, peddler, r. 1416 Pacific
Mitheli Francisco, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Micheli Giuseppe, vegetables, 68 Colombo Merket
Miehels Aaron W. (Michels, Friedlander & Co.) , r. 914
Sutter
Michels Anna Miss, milliner, r. 530 Turk, rear
Michels Barbara (widow), r. 530 Turk, rear
Michels Fred, lab irer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Bryant and Eighth
MICHELS, PRIEDIiANDER Si CO. (M. Fried-
lander, A. W. Michels, and L. M. Michels), im-
porters fancy and furnishing good.s, 7-9 Battery
Michels L. M. (Michels, Friedlander & Co.), r. New
York
Michels Leopold (Weil & Michels), r. 614 Sutter
Michels Marx, r. 530 Turk, rear
Michelsen Ferdinand, shoemaker, r. Fairmonnt Tract,
nr School House
Michelsen Gustave, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Michelsen Louis, bootmaker, r. NE cor Eddy and
Hyde
Michelsen Marks(Kane & Michelsen), r. NE cor Eddy
and Hyde
MICHELSEN MICHAEL, proptr Eddy Street
Livery and Carriage Stables, NE cor Eddy and
Hyde
Michelsen Nicholas, principal First School German
School Union, S s Geary, bet Stockton and Powell,
r. 1'229 Mission
Michelsen Ptter, master mariner, office 305 East
Michelsen William, r. NE cor Eddy and Hyde
Michelson Albert, importer beer, 1015 Market, r. 1013
Market
Michelson Benjamin, teamster, Pier 10, Steuart, r. 13
Bourbiu PI
Michelson Charles C, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Michelson Jacob, captain schr Fannie, r. 110 Perry
Michelson John, seaman, r. NW cor Drumm and Jack-
son
Michelson Martin, expressman, r. 327 Oak
Michelson William, boxmaker, r. 110 Perry
MICHELSSEN, BROWN iSi CO. (Edward Mi-
chelssen, Benjamin W. Brown, aud Daniel Roth),
porki^ackers, Potrero, wholesale butchers, cor
Railroad and Sixth avs. South S. F., and whole-
sale provisions, 308-;)10 Front
Michelssen Edward (Michelssen. Brown & Co.), r. 218
Hyde
Michener Frederick, r. 312 Grove
Michener William R., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r.
•2705 Folsom
Michigan Central R. R., William Be Dell agent, office
22 Montgomery
Michoils George, seaman, r. 410 HaiTison, rear
Mi hrulachi Ysira, fisherman, r. 8'J8 Front
Mickelson Rasmus, carpenter, r. 2011 Dupont
Mickle Etting, cashier Thomas Bell, 305 Sansoni, r.
620 California
Mickle Williiim, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Micklehaugh D., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Microscopical Society, rooms 44 Thurlow Block
Miculicich J. C, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Middlekamp John H., clerk J. G. Waterman, r. 733
Montgomery
Middle Hill Mining Co. (Aurora, Nov.), William Letts
Oliver secretary, offii e 328 Montgomery, room 13
Middlebon William, sashmakcr, r. 64 First
Middlehott" ( ferret (Middlehoff & Sou), r. NW cor
Grove and Laguna
Middkhntltiorret F. (Middlehoff & Son),r. NW cor
G:ov(t and Lagiuia
MIDDLEHOFF & SON (Gerret and Gerret F.
Middiehofl) , wholesale and retail grocers, NW
cor Grove and Laguna
Middlcmas George (Middlemas & Boole) , r. 345 Boale
Middlcnias John, shipwright Middlcmas & Boole, r.
237 Steuart
Middlemas John W., shipcarpenter, r. 22 Steuart
Middlemas & Boole (George Middlemas aud William
A. Boole), shipwrights and calkers. Pier 19,
Bteuai't
Middleniiss Joseph, solicitor Pacific Mutual Life In-
surance Co., r. Alameda
Middleniiss J. R., mining, office 421 California, r.
Palace Hotel
Middlestadt E., second officer S. S. Newbern, Folsom
St. Wharf
Middlestead Charles H. R., barkeeper A. Nischwitz,
r. 1 Salmon
Middlesteck Charles, seaman, r. 16 Folsom
MIDDLETOX, BRYDE & CO. (Jonathan Mid-
dleton and William L. Bryde) , importers ship
chandlery aud provisions, and commission mer-
chants, 320-3'.i2 Washington
Middleton Charles, seL'ond officer S. S. Newbern
Middleton Emily (widow) , r. 1518 Washington
Middleton lYank, (Pitman, Middleton & Co.),r. 629
Greenwich
Middleton George E., r. 1018 Washington
Middleton Harry F., conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R., r.l9 Ellis
Middleton Henry, marionette worker, r. 812 Folsom
Middleton J. Mrs., r. 207 Kearny
Middleton John (Middleton & Farnsworth), r. 501
Geary
MIDDLETON JOHN & SON (Samuel P. Middle-
ton), reu.l-e8tate auctioneers, 41'JPine
Middleton Jonathan (Middleton, Bryde & Co.), r.
Fruit Vale
Middleton Joseph H., carpenter, r. 1215 York
Middleton Octavia Mrs., portrait painter, r. 448 Twen-
tieth
Middleton S. A., physician, r. 229 Kearny
MIDDLETON SAMUEL P. (John Middleton &
Son) , r. 19 Ellis
Middleton Walter, carpenter, r. 341 Tehama
Middleton William A., r. 448 Twentieth
MIDDLETON «& FARNSWORTH (John Mid-
dleton and E. S. Farnsworth), coal dealers, 14
Post and 718 Sansom
Middletowu Plate Co. (Middletown, Conn.), branch
office 120 Sutter, rooms 1 aud 20
Middovich M., carpenter, r. 616Brannan
Mides Gold aud Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) ,
D. F. Verdenal secretary, office 6-7 Stock Ex-
change Building
Midolo Guiseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Midou Frank, confectioner, 117 Sutter
Midson Richard, bricklayer Matthew McGowan. r. 7
Polk
Midwinter Frederick, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Miel George W., drug clerk John A. Miller, NW cor
Valencia and Hill
Mielke M. (widow), fancy goods, 212 O'Farrell
Mierson Augustus (Mierson, Jewell & Co.) , r. Placer-
ville
Mierson, Jewell & Co. (Augustus Mierson, Godfrey
Jewell, and Isaac Levy) , clothing and furnishing
goods, 828-830 Kearny
Miesch Herman, tailor, r. 1301 Montgomery
Miesegaes Alfred D,, deputy county assessor, r. 110><S
McAllister
Miessner Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 22 Stockton
Mietzsch Ernst, tailor Bine & Georges, r. 1301 M<int
Migger Albert, r. 1509 Jones
Mighell James, elevator conductor Bradley & Biilof-
son, r. 724 Bush
Mighell John, porter, r. 771 Mission
Mighell Joseph, locksmith P. Z. Nauman, r. 724 Bush
Mighell R. 11., clerk E. Sichel & Bro., r. Hancock
House
Mighell William E., dealer ship materials, 105 Steu-
art, r. 724 Bush
Miglion Anthony, marblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler,
r. 419 Oregon
Mignola John (John Mignola & Co.),r. 2420 Post
MIGNOLA .JOHN «& CO. (P. Breschini), wood
and coal merchants, and sawgrinders, 2420 Post
Mignon Abel (Gilly & Mignon), 537 Sacramento
Mignon John, teamster, r, 1224 Green
Mihaelie Magdalena Mrs., r. 1003 Valencia
Mihan J. B., real estate agent and commission mer-
chant, 633 Mission, r. 14.35 Pacific
Mihan John, seaman, r. 29 Nat nna
Mihy Jules, wines and liquors, SE cor Fourth and
Harrison
Mik Jacob, seaman schr Dreadnought, Pier 21, Steuart
' Mikkelsen B. S., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Mikkelson Rasmus, refiner Pacific Refinery and Bul-
lion Exchange, r. liUl Folsom
Miklaii Autone, tailor Joseph, T. Poheim, r. 117M
Minna
Mikulich Anrico, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Mikulich Antoine, cook Divisch k Buja, r. 1217 Jack
Mikulich Jacob C, coflfce saloon, 323 Washington
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MIL
619
MIL
Milan John, porter Montgomery Block, r. 5 Bernard
Milan Mary, domestic 216 Fair Oaks
MilaneBi Domeuic. marble polisher A. Paltenghi, r.
H18 SanKoin
Milani Vasilio, atiibleiiian Novella & Pitto, r. 427 Jack
Milnno Hotel, Charles Derico proptr, 41G Pacific
Milatovich Antonio, r. N s McAllibter, bet Polk and
Van Ness Av
Milatovich Nicholas, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Milce Peter, butcher, r. 517 Linden
Mildwaters M. A. (widovr), r. 802 Stockton
Miler Harry W., clerk Neustadter Brothers, r . 2214
Bush
Miler Walter H., drayman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 609
Ivy
Miles Bernard, foreman Folger, Schilling & Co., r. 11
Ellen
Miles Edward (Philpott & Miles) , r. Wadswortb House
Miles Edward M., r. 2410 Wasldngton
Miles Edward R., n al estate agent, r. N e Washington
Av, nr Precita PI
Miles Fannv Mrs., r. 6 Selina PI
Miles F. W." boxniiiktr S. F. Box Factory, r. 22 Turk
Mih'8 Harriet (widow), Indies' nurse, r. lOi^ Gilbert
Miles Hugh, pressman Pacific Oil and Lead Works, r.
133K' Townsend
Miles I. Ansou, solicitor California Wire Works, r.
West ( lakland
Miles James, waiter, 140 Minna
Miles John, fisherman, r. NW cor Tonquin and
Brnderick
Miles John, laborer, r. lOfU York
Miles John A., cooper, r. W s Washington Av, nr Pre-
cita PI, Bernal Heights
Miles John E., shipping and commission merchant,
412 Clay, r. Oakland
Miles Joseph T.. bookkeeper, r. 1127 Shotwell
Miles Josejihine Miss, hairdresser, r. 10'; Gilbert
Miles Josiah A., canvasser, r. SW cor Laguna and
Vallejo
Miles Mary (widow), r. 10 J^ Gilbert
Miles Mary (widow), r. 35 Kate
Miles Michael, contractor, r. Buchanan, bet Lilly Av
and Page
Miles S. A. (widow), as.eistant Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1235 Market
Miles Sylvia C. (widow) , r. 228 Turk
Miles William, r. 87 Second
Miles William, shoemaker, r. 219 Mason
Miles William E., clerk George C. Hickox & Co., r. G
Selina PI
Miles William F., policeman City Hall, r. 926 Mont
Miles William H., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 914
Taylor
Miles. See Myles
Milestone William, captain tug Elaine, r. 106 Fran-
cisco
Miley Annette D. Miss, asisistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1407 Polk
Miley Emma Mrs., r. 1407 Polk
Miley Hannah (widow), r. W s Valencia, bet Twenfy-
lifth and Tweuty-.sixth
Miley James, messenger, r. W s Valencia, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Miley Monroe, water Frank's Kestauraut, r. 1023 Ji
Clay
Miley William, laborer, r. Silver Av, nr University
Mound College
Milford Henry E. (E. A. O'Brien & Co.), r. Occidental
Hotel
Milicich Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
MFLITARY LIBRARY, David Wilder secretary,
office 328 Montgomery, room 21
Militch Stephen, bartender John Cappadacy & Co., r.
1002 Pacific
Milkmen's Mutual Aid and Protective Association,
office 35 Eddy
Milks George O., clerk, r. 36 Clay
Millally John, labor.r Andrew Onderdonk
Millane Charles, longshoreman, r. 357 First, rear
Millar James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Millar John, saddler, 3(i5 Davis
Millar John E.s searcher of records, office 230 Mont-
gomery, r. O.ikland
Millar. See Miller
Millard Edward A., bollermaker, r. 1 Hampton PI
Millard James, clerk, r. 664 Howard
Millaret Thomas, shoemaker, r. CU2 Broadway
Milledge George N., painter, r. 441 Jessie
Millen J. S., fireman Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 18 Hunt
Millen Mills, engineer, r. 13 Hunt
Millen Thomas, laborer, r. 1420 Broadway, rear
Miller Mrs., dressmaker, 1232 Mission
Miller , railroad clerk, r. 11 Kearny
Miller A. Mrs., r. 120 O'Farrell
MillerA. Mrs. (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 807 Pacific
Miller Abram D., milk dairy, W a San Bruno Koad,
nr Silver Av
Miller Ada Miss, dressmaker, r. 538 Linden
Miller Adam, carpenter, r. 114 Twenty-third
Miller Adam Jr., carpenter and builder, NE cor Bry-
ant Av and Twenty-third
Miller Adam R.. carjienter, r. Ocean House Boad, nr
Mountain Spring House
Miller Albert, baker Herman Kahn
Miller Albert, barkeeper, r. 1302 Powell
Miller Albert, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
Oakland
MILL.ER ALBERT, vice-president S. F. Savings
Union, oihce 22 California, r. Oakland
Miller Albert, watchman S. F. Market, r. 803 Mont
Miller Albert S., watchman S. F. and Pac. Sugar Re-
finery, r. 392 Ninth
Miller Alexander, tanner, r. 721 Brannan, rear
Miller Alfred, shoemaker, r. 610 Kearny
Miller Annie Miss, r. 12U8 Leavenworth
Sliller Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1130 Market
Miller Anthony, market, 718 Brannan
Miller Anton, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 8 Heron
Miller August, r. 8>6 Tyler
Miller August, confectioner Schroder & Albrecht, r.
Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth
Miller August, salesman A. Kline, r. 23 Folsom Av
Miller August, stevedore A. C. Freese
Miller Augustus, varnisher I'ac. Improvement Co., r.
2U8 Seventh
Miller Belle Mrs., r. 421 Stockton
Miller Benjamin, dairyman George C. & James G.
Smart, r. San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Miller Benjamin, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Miller Benjamin, proptr Merchants' x-ivery Stable,
53-55 Clay, r. 53 Clay
Miller Bernard, poultry and game, 85-86 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 912 Post
Miller Boultz (Turner & Miller), r. SW cor San Jos6
Av and Thirtieth
Miller Carl (Marder, Luse & Co.) , r. Chicago
Miller Carlton H., U. S, Internal Revenue ganger
Miller Cassibeo. shoemaker James Buchan, r. 228
Sixteenth
Miller Catherine (widow), r. 1829 O'Farrell
Miller Catherine Mrs., janitress Fairmount Primary
School, r. Mission, nr Thirty-first
Miller C. C, r. 112 O'Farrell
Miller Celia, furnished rooms, 25-29 Dupont
Miller C. G., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Miller C. H., student Barnard's Business College
Miller Charles (Engle & Miller), r. NE cor O'Farrell
and Powell
Miller t h.nrles (Huntington, Hopkins & Co.) , r. 1011
Sutter
Miller Charles, bakery, 2007 liyde
Miller Charles, bottler, r. 5 Cedar Av
Miller Chailes, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 967
Mission
Miller Charles, butcher What Cheer House Restaur-
ant, 529 Sacramento
Miller Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 208 Seventh
Miller Charles, cigarmaker, r. 36 Clay
Miller Charles, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., r.
825 Brannan
Miller Charles, gardener, r. 22 Frederick, rear
Miller Charles, helper Spear St. Mills, r. 6 St. Charles
Miller Charles, laborer, r. 410 Beale
Miller Charles, master mariner, office 418Drumm
Miller Charles, milkman, r. S s Lomb^ird, nr Laguna
Miller Charles, milkrauch, Devisadero, nr Chestnut
Miller Charles, moroccofinisher Cornelius O'Donnell
r. 624 Brannan >
Miller Charles, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 550
Mission
Miller Charles, porter Charles Pace, r. NW cor How-
ard and Twenty- second
Miller Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 107 Fifth
Miller Charles, showcasemaker Jacob M. Miller, r. 606
Fell
Miller Charles, stevedore A, C. Freese
Miller Charles, waiter, r. 435 Jessie
Miller Charles A., r. 919 Union
Miller Charles A. (J. M. Miller & Son), r. 606 Fell
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Miller Charles A., coppersmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
r. 108 McAllister
Miller Charles B., clerk, r. 2596 Howard
Miller Charles E., bookkeeper Cal. Farmers' Mutual
Fire Ins. Assn, r. Oakland
Miller Charles E., salesman Dunham. Carrigan & Co.,
r. 1935 .Jessie
Miller Charles G., longshoreman, r. Fremont, nr
Bryant
Miller Charles H., barkeeper Jacob Rumetsch, r.
108 McAllister
Miller Charles H., butcher John D. Coughlin, r. 104
Sixth
Miller Charles W., freight clerk Pacific Coast S. S.
Co., Broadway Wharf, r. 1070 Howard
Miller C. L., physician, office and r. 405 Kearny
Miller Charles L., boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co..
r. I 37 Broadway
Miller C. W., r. 652 Market
Miller C. W. J., master mariner, office 305 East
Miller Christ, clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 1219 Fill-
more
Miller Cunstian, janitor, 309 California
Miller Christopher A., watches and jewelry, 406
Fourth
Miller Conrad, butcher Cutting Packing Co., r. 550
Mission
Miller Conrad, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 208
Seventh
Miller Conrad, shoemaker, 544 Third
Miller Dennis, laborer, r. W s Sherman, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Miller Edward, r. 523 Kearny
Miller Edward, carpenter, r. 806^ Valencia
Miller Edward, clerk, r. 428 Broadway
Miller Edward, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 106
Front
Miller Edward E. W., clerk land office Central Pac. R.
R., r.l2il Bush
3IIL.LER EDWARD H. JR., secretary Central
Pac. K. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend,
room 36, r. 940 Geary
Miller Edward L., veterinary surgeon, r. 421 Natoma
Miller E. J. Miss, assistant Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 2596 Howard
Miller E. L., printer The Guide, r. Commercial Hotel
Miller Eli C, painter, r. 2830 Howard
Miller Elias, stockbroker, office 402 Montgomery,
room 4, r. 1510 California
Miller Elisha S., assistant secretary Central Pac R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 36, r.
940 Geary
Miller Eliza (widow) , r. 14 Capp
Miller Elizabeth S. (widow) , r. 1408 Mason
Miller Ellsworth J., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
513 Ellis
Aliller Emile, peddler, r. 315 Union
Miller Ernest, butcher Frederick Miller, r. 1103 Fol
Miller F. A., r. 311 Pine, room 9
MIL.L1ER F. A. 6i CO. (C. Stephens), proptrs Ex-
otic Gardens, E s Mission, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
Miller F. D., compositor John P. H. Went worth, r.
Oakland
Miller F. F., master mariner, r. North German Hotel
Miller Frank, clerk, r. 428 Broadway
Mliler Frank, car driver Central R. R., r. 1325 Steiner
Miller Frank, porter Castle Bros.
Wilier Frank, shoemaker, 242 Sutter, r. 12 Lewis
Miller Frank W., bookkeeper Morris Schwab & Co., r.
611 Pine
Miller Frederick, painter, r. 120 Third
Miller Fredirick, jeweler, r. 443 Jessie
Miller Frederick, market, 1103Folsom
Miller Frederick, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Miller Frederick A. (F. A. Miller & Co.) , r. 127 Thir-
teenth
Miller Frederick H., miner, r. Russ House
Miller Frederick P., furrier H. Leibes & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Miller Frederick W., hairdressing saloon, 202 Sutter,
r. 3 Cottagt- PI
Miller Frederlka Mrs., lauttdress, r. 713 Filbert, rear
Miller George, r. 912 Vallejo, rear
Miller George (.\lexander Waugh & Co.) , r. Oakland
Miller George (Miller \ VanWyek), r. 811 Greenwich
Miller George, brusliiiiaker John E. Ford, r. W s Mis-
sion, nr Thirty-first, rear
Miller George, cook California Restaurant, r. 137 Te-
hama
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105
Miller George, cook Henry Simon, r. 125 Tehama
Miller George, distiller, r. 1407 Washington
Miller George, fruits, 1428 Howard
Miller George, restaurautkeeper, 2413 Howard
Miller George, sawyer, r. 20 Verona PI
Miller George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Miller George, second engineer tug Donald, Harrison
St. Wharf
Miller George, steward S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Miller George, stockbroker, r. 738 Green
Miller George, superintendent Potrero Distillery and
Compressed Yeast Co., r. 1407 Washington
Miller George, waiter Gregory & Liebschutz, r. 413 J^
Green
Miller George A., butcher Jones & Silverberg, r. 1111
Clay
Miller George E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.,
r. 2602 Sacramento
Miller George H., architect Wolfe & Son, r. 707 Mont-
gomery Av
Miller George M., florist, NE cor Pierce and Green-
wich
Miller George W., clerk City and County Attorney, r.
538 Fulton
Miller George W., hatter, 112 Montgomery, r. NE cor
Bush and Stockton
Miller George W., shipjoiner, r. 1935 Jessie
Miller George AV., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 1135 Clay
Miller Goftleib, laborer, r. W s Church, bet Army and
Twenty-sixth
Miller Grant A., machinehand, r. 222 >< Fourth
Miller Gustave E., salesman W.W.Montague & Co.,
r. 935 Sutter
Miller Gustavus, laborer Westerfeld & Page, r. 745
Market
Miller Guy O., driver Abraham D. Miller, r. W s San
Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Miller H., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Miller H. Clay, cashier Custom House, r. Oakland
Miller Hamilton, carpenter, r. 7 Heron
Miller Hans Peter, seaman, r. 415 East
Miller Harry, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Marsh House,
Sixth Av, South S. F.
Miller Harvey, waiter Marco Vanoni, r. 146 Second
Miller Henry, r. 209 Leidesdortf
Miller Henry, r. 504 Sixth
Miller Henry (Miller & Harnet), r. 701 Kearny
Miller Henry, butcher, r. 231 Post
Miller Henry, cellarmau Lang & Co., r. Bootz' Hotel
Miller Henry, cigars and tobacco, cor Market and Ty-
ler, r. 1070 Howard
Miller Henry, driver Central R. R., r. 738 Fourth
Miller Henry, laborer Lick House
Miller Henry, liquor saloon, 424 Davis
Miller Henry, morocco shaver Cornelius O'Donnell,
r. 608 Sixth
Miller Henry, rectifier, r. 210 Dupont
Miller Henry, salesman Eagleson k Co., r. 2830 How
Miller Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Miller Henry, waiter Charles Fowler, r. NE cor Pa-
cific and Kearny
Miller Henry, waiter Pacific Oyster House, r. 435
Pino
Miller Henry A. (Miller & Lux) , r. 34 Essex
Miller Henry C, pantryman Lick House, r. 211 Sec
Miller Henry M. A., clerk Albert Miller, r. Oakland
Miller Henry R., clerk Davis Pulverizing Mauuf. Co.,
r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Miller Henry W., roofing, r. 420 Geary
Miller Herman, toolmalier Fred. Krajewski, r
Post
Miller Horace Z., longshoreman, r. 307 Folsom
Miller Horatio, painter, r. 2830 Howard
Miller H. W., clerk K. Kenny, r. 420 Geary
Miller Jacob, bootblack Landgraf & Knauer, r
Fourth
Miller Jacob, peddler, r. 2 Warren Av
Miller Jacob, waiter, r. 27 Garden
Miller Jacob F., mining, office 331 Montgomery, room
28, r. 525 Stevenscm
Miller Jacob M. (J. M. Miller & Son), r. 506 Fell
Miller James, r. 5 Washington
Miller James, capitalist, r. .568 Mission
Miller James, captain tug Monarch, r. 1108 Mont
Miller James, clerk, r. 906 Stockton
Miller James, general advertising agent. South Pac.
R. R.
Miller James, helper Spear Street Mills, r, 5 St. Charles
Miller James, printer, r. 217 Minna
Miller James, seaman schr Alaska, North Point Dock
BULLOCK <?o JONSS, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Boys' Clotlmig at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Miller James Jr., bookkeeiier Safe DepoBit Co., r. 418
Sutter
jriller James Sr., traveling BaleBman, r. 418 Sutter
Wilier James H., painter, r. 1014J4 'Waeliiugton, rear
Miller James L., baker, r. G17 Mason
Miller Jiimes L. Jr., clerk Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 617
Mason
Miller James Munroe, printer Alta Job Printing OfBce,
r. 2130 O'Farrtll
Miller Jertmiah (Miller & Eaton), r. cor Ninth and
Clay, Oakland
Miller Jeremiah, copyholder Morning Call, r. 217
Minna
Miller J. F., clerk Lick House
Miller J. Frank, auditor Custom House, r. Oakland
Miller J. H., student Heald's Businet-s College, r. 147
Third
Miller J. M. & Son (Charles A.), showcase manufs,
545 California
Miller John, r. 30 Tyler
Miller John, r. 14 Henrietta Square
Miller John, office (')40 Clay, room 3
Miller John, brickmason, r. 730 O'Farrell
Mill) r John, cabinetmaker, r. 429 Sixth
Miller John, carver Fifth Street Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 23 Folsom Av
Miller John, coffee saloon, SE cor Steuart and Mission,
r. 103 Steuart
Miller John, cook tug Donald, Harrison St.Wharf
Miller John, engineer Mitchell & Hobe, r. 1209 Fill-
more
Miller John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Chesley
and Boyd
Miller John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Montgom-
ery and Union
Miller John, jeweler A. Tuckey, r. 41H Filbert
Miller John, laborer, r. 2 St. Charles PI
Miller John, laborer M. Morgeuthau, r. 25 First Av
Miller John, machinist, r. S s Humboldt, ur Vermont
Miller John, miner, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Miller John, portt-r E. T. Anthony & Co., r. 332 Main
Miller John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Miller John, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 30 Tyler
Miller John, tinsmith, r. 908 Sansom
Miller John, wines and liquors, 139 Beale
Miller John A., r. lOGl Howard
Miller John A., physician and druggist, NW cor Va-
lencia and Hill
Miller John C, carriagcmaker B. Grave & Co., r. 1723
Sutter
Miller John C, drayman McMillan & Kester, 714 Front
Miller John C. iipholsterer F. S. Chadboume & Co.,
r. C32 California
Miller John 1)., stove mounter, r. 321 Green
NlLiLKR JOHN F., president Alaska Commercial
Co., (and Hutchinson, Kohl. Philippeus & Co.),
office 310 Sansom, r. Palace Hotel
Miller John F., jjorter, r. 1015 Pacific
Miller John F., wharf builder, r. £25 Sixth
Miller Jtihn H., atturnev at law, office 220 Sansom,
room 9, r. 113 Fifth
Miller John H., engineer B. P. Flint & Co., r. 1324
Montgomery
Miller John H., janitor Court Block, r. 13 Selina PI
Miller John J., teamster, r. Natoma. nr First
Miller John M. (Forbes & Miller), r. (.39 Jessie
Mill( r John P. G., searcher of records, office 214 San-
som. r. 538 I'olsom
Miller John T., r. Lick House
Miller John T. R., clerk Sarah Deasy
Miller John W. (Mil'er & Hall) , r. Oakland
Miller Joseph, laborer, r. 22 Stockton PI
Miller Joseph J., blacksmith, SE cor Fifteenth and
Railroad avs, r. SW cor Eleventh and Railroad
avs. South S. F.
Miller Joseph W., woodturner, r. 437 Sixth
Miller J. R., r. 104 Jessie
Miller Julius, silversmith F. Kroger, r. 910 Jackson
Miller Justice P., cigarmaker Engclbrecht, Fox& Co.,
r. 14 Capp ■
Miller K . Mrs., janitress Fairmount Primary School
Miller Kate, domestic 629 Tyler
Miller Laura A. Mrs., matron Theological Seminary
Miller Laurence, master mariner, r. 110 Park Av
Miller Laurenz, drai)er Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
Mission, bet Fourth and Fifth
Miller Leonard, porter RoosBros., r. 12 Holden
Miller Leopold, butcher, r. 915 Eddy
Miller Leopold L., entry clerk Weil & Woodleaf, r.
455 Tehama
Miller Leslie F., managing clerk Coghlan & McClure,
r. 127 Thirteenth
Miller Lewis, engineer, r. E s York, bet Twenty. fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Miller Lewis, speculator, r. 71H Brannan
Miller Lewis H., blacksmith AUjert E. Buckman, r. N
Dorlaiul, bet Church and Dolores
Miller Lewis S., painter, r. 32 Rausch
Miller Louis, butclier F. W. Zeeher, r. 1817)« Powell
Miller Louis, canvasser Ashley D. Cooper, r. 1018
Howard
Miller Louis, clerk Post-office, r. 406 Minna
Miller Louis, milk ranch, Devisadero, nr Chestnut
Miller Louis, night watchman S. F. and Pac. Sugar
Refinery, r. 25 Rausch
Miller Louis, tanner Samuel Bloom
Miller Louis, waiter, r. S s Myrtle, bet Franklin and
Gough
Miller Louis, woodturner Andrew Frei, r. 112 Clinton
Miller Louis Jr., manufacturing jeweler, 335 Bush
Miller Louis S., painter, r. 32 Rausch
Miller Louisa (widow), r. 443 Jessie
Miller Louise (widow), r. 731 McAllister
Miller Lucilius, painter, r. 2830 Howard
Miller M., show-casemaker Jacob M. Miller, r. 506
Fell
Miller M., waiter George Muller, r. 319 Battery
Miller M. & Co. (Miss Maggie Miller and Mrs. Rosa-
lind Butterfield), boots and shoes, 909 Market
Miller M. Mrs., r. 104 St. Ann's Building
Miller Maggie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Miller Maggie Miss, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Miller Maggie Miss, r. 162 3<> Powell
Miller Maggie Miss (M.Miller & Co.),r. 730 OTar-
rell
Miller Maggie Miss, private school, 710 J^ Taylor
Miller Maggie Mrs., r. 1315 Pacific
Miller Margaret A. Mrs., millinery, 1022 Market, r.
I(i4 Mason
Miller Maria (widow) , r. 940 Geary
Miller Maria Mrs., r. Hutttmanu's Hotel
Miller Marian E. (widow), r. 204 Sixteenth
Miller Mark A. (Mark A. Miller & Co.), r. 608 Market,
room 19
Miller Mark A. & Co., advertisingbrokers, 608 Market
and 9 Post
Miller Martha (widow) , r. 407 Stevenson
Miller Martin, sash and blindmal^er, r. 1160 Folsom
Miller Martin T., carpenter Excelsior Planing Mills,
r. 1419 Folsom
Miller Mary (widow), r. 8 August Alley, rear
Miller Mary (widow), r. 1021 Mission, rear
Miller Mary, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Miller Mary, domestic 21U7 Jones
Miller Mary Miss, hairdresser, r. 228 Bush
Miller Mary R. Mis.s, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 2596 Howard
Miller Matilda, domestic h08 Ellis
Miller Maud Miss, dressmaker, 538 Linden
Miller M. B., patent rights, IHX Fifth, r. 1134 How
Miller M. C, compositor Morning Call, r. 79 Natoma
Miller Michael, laborer, r. 150 Clementina, rear
Miller Minnie E. Miss, assistant Columbia Street Pri-
mary Sehool, r. 1935 Jessie
Miller Minor W., r. 1208 Leven worth
Miller Morgan, bookkeeper, 331 Kearny, room 11, r.
225 Lrsh
Miller JIunroe, printer Alta California Job Offce, r.
2130 O'Farrell
MiUer M. W. Mrs., r. 215 Post
Miller. N. M. (widow), r. 4 Camp
Miller Noah, physician, r. 337 Turk
Milier Noah W., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 224 Third
MLLIiKR O. C, mining secretary, office 426 Call-
fornia, r. Oakland
Miller P., i)eddltr, r. 63(i Commercial
Milh r Paul, salesman, r. 1510 Taylor
Miller Paul, with James De La Montanya, r. St. He-
lena, Najia Co.
Miller Peter (Bellingall & Miller), r. Oakland
Miller Peter, r. 2K Miiina
Miller Peter, hairdrtssing saloon, 1307 Powell, r. 514
Post
Miller Peter, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Miller Peter, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Miller Peter, tailor Louis Degenhardt. r. Elcho House
Miller I'lter C, salesman H. Liicke, r. 1220 Kearny
Miller Pet<r C, stevedore, r 713 Howard
Miller Philip, cai-peuter, r. 1103.i Eighteenth
BEAMISH'S Shirts axe Lower in Price than any other first class make.
A.NDEESON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Miller Philip, steward, r. 211 Prospect PI
Miller Philip 8., artificial legmaker Menzo Spring, r.
Grand Central Hotel
Miller Randolph C, wharfinger Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 611 J^ Grove
Miller Rasselas J., carpenter, r. 5 Laskie
Miller Renata (widow), r. 707 Montgomery Av
Miller Richard, baginaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 420
Second
Miller Robert, farmer, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Miller Robert, seaman S. S. Salinas, Broadway Wharf
Miller Robert B., policeman City Hall, r. 45 Twelfth
Miller Robert S., clerk Eugene Casserly, r. 121 Haight
Miller Rudolph, printer, r. 120;^ Clay
Miller Samuel (Burke i*c Co.l , r. 404 Geary
Miller Samuel, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 529 Va-
lencia
Miller Samuel, tourist agent Central Pac. R. R., office
2 N'dW Montgomery, r. 618 Grove
Miller Samuel M. (Phelps & Milierl , r. Grand Hotel
Miller Sarah (widow), lodgings, 740 Howard
Jliller Sarah Mrs., r. 104 St. Ann's Building
Miller Sarah E. Miss, assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 14 Capp
Miller Solomon, fringemaker 8. Ettinger. r. 912 Post
Miller Solomon M., salesman Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. Oakland
Miller Steven B., wood and coal, 28 Potter
Miller Susan (widow) , r. 31 Eddy
Miller Thoma.s, r. 22y Thirteenth
Miller Thomas, deckhand, r. 1108 Montgomery j
Miller Thomas, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Miller Thomas, seaman, r. Western House
Miller Thomas .J., deckhand tug Monarch, Broadway
Wharf '
Miller Thomas L., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 1606 Taylor
Millt-r Thomas S., real-estate, r. 1208 Leavenworth
Miller Tilly Mrs., nurse, r. 1070 Howard
Miller W., tailor, r. tost Str<jet House
Miller Washington J. (Miller & Co.) , r. Lick House
Miller W. D., physician, oltice and r. 214 Kearny
Miller William, bakery. 2007-2009 Hyde
Miller William, barkeeper H. Casssll, r, 402 Green
Miller William, boarding and lodging, 5 iWashing-
ton
Miller William, cabinetmaker, r. 351 Tehama
Miller William, carpenter T. Robiuette, r. 617 Mason
Miller William, cigarmaker Peter H. Engelbert.r. 319
Fourth
Miller William, deputy slieriflf, r. 1723 Sutter
Miller William, drivi^r Uniied Carriage Co., r. 2110
St.-iner
Milltr William, hackman. Plaza, r. 2 White PI
Miller William, laborer, r. 721 Braunan, rear
Miller William, laborer Gulden City Ciiemical Works,
r. SW cor Branuan and Gilbert
Miller W.lliam, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 44
Clementina
Miller William, lumberman, r. 13 Frederick
Miller William, musician, r. 402 Green
Miller William, porter delivery department Wells,
Fargo it Co., r. 8i9 Pacific
Miller William, porter John Brougham, r. 209 Seventh
Miller William, poultryman The Baldwin, r. 315
Fifth
Miller William, salesman A. P. Hotaling & Co., r. 611
Post
Miller William, seaman, r. King Street House
Miller William, shipcarpeuter, r. 29 Clarence PI
MilJer William, shipbuilder, r. 209 SeveUch
Miller William, stonemason, r. 463 Miunu
Miller William, tanner, r. cor Sauchez and Twenty-
ninth
MiUer William B., driver R. R. Swain & Co., r. 114
Natoma
Miller William O., bookkeeper Onion Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 429 Sixth
niLLLKR WIL.L.I.'V.M C, druggist, SE cor Stock-
ton and Pacific, r. 1606 Taylor
Miller William C, salesman Daniel Dodge, r. NE cor
Spear and Howard
Miller William H., barber, r. 13 Selina PI
Miller William H., blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r.1723
Sutter
Miller William H., clerk Assessor's Office, r. 653 Sev-
enteenth
Miller William H., clerk Redington & Co.
Miller William H., groceries and liquors, 8E cor
Green and Kohler's PI
Miller William H., painter Sanford M. Hills, r. 1016
Washington, rear
Miller William H., real estate, r. 28^4 Park Av
Miller William H., wood and coal, 28 Potter, r. 27
Rondel PI
Miller William J., cashier I. Glazier & Co., r. 405 Pow
Miller William J., seaman, r. 105 Clark
Miller William P. (Miller & Likel) , r. 100 Jackson
Miller William P., driver, r. 115 Natoma
Miller William P., liquor saloon, 343 Hayes
Miller W^illiam P., mining engineer, office 80 Nevada
Block, r. Oakland
Miller William P., waiter S. 8. Oregon, Oregon 3. 8.
Co.
Miller Wilson 8., plumber Hayes & Fenlon, r. 2303
Taylor
Miller W. M., millman, office 300 Kearny, r. Oakland
]>XULIiER Si CO. (Washington J. Miller and James
P. Hulme) . commission wool and grain, 10 Davis
MILiIiER & EATOX (Jeremiah Miller and Fred.
W. Eaton), freight and commission, 4 California
Miller & Hall (John W. Miller and Abraham Hall),
hay, grain, and feed, 21-2.i Spear
Miller k Hainet (Henry Miller and Henry A. Harnet) ,
cigars and tobacco, 901 Kearny
Miller « LiKel (William P. Miller and Maurice Likel),
bootmakers, 100 Jackson
SIIIiLER «)t L.XJX (Henry Miller and Charles Lux),
wholesale butchers. First Av, South S. F., office
533 Kearny
MLLLER & RICHARD (Edinburgh, Scotland),
John J. Palmer agent, type, presses, and printing
material, 529 Commercial and 205 Leidesdorfif
MILLER & VAN WYCK (George Miller and H.
L. Van Wyck) , stockbrokers, office 308 Pine
Miller. See Millar
Millerick James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Franci-sco
Millett Edward V., collector, office 504 Kearny
Millett George F., compositor Women's Cooperative
Printing Union, lou.t Powell
Millett John H., painter, r. 142 >4 Shipley
Millett O. F. Mrs., furnished rooms, 2.3 Kearny
Millett Paulino F. (widow) , r. 664 Howard
Milligan Caleb, blacksmith, r. 3 s Greenwich, nr La-
guua
Milligan James Mrs., r. 618 Natoma
Milligan Samuel P., messenger Pac. Transfer Co., r.
Sacramento
Milligan Tuomas, foreman Chase and Wolff
Milli.,'an William, carpenter Golden City Chemical
Works, r. 803 Branuan
Milliken .vnnie, domestic, r. 1201 Geary
Milliken Charles, collector Anglo-Californian Bank,
r. 2 Bowles PI
Milliken Frank C, contractor, r. W s Castro, bet Fif-
te nth and Sixteenth
MIL.I.IKBX ISAAC T., mining and real estate,
office 528 Calil'oruia, room 2, r. Oakland
Milliken Jabez W. M., salesman Mo.ses A. Wolfe, r. 2
- Bowles PI
Milliken John (P. & J. Milliken) . r. 2 Bowles PI
Milliken Katie Mrs. (widow), r. 209 Kearny, room 14
Milliken King H., foreman Connelly, Nye & Co., r. 221
Sixth
Millikea Lydia H. (widow), r. .405 Sutter
Millikt-n P. ^ J., dairy produce and provisions, 56
Centre Market
Milliken Pet r (P. & J. Milliken), r. 2 Bowles PI
Milliken Peter, collector S. F. Bulletin Co., r. 2
Bowles PI
Milliken Peter, shipcarpeuter, r. 2 Bowles PI
Milliken Thomis, wati^hm^in, r. 230 Main, rear
Milliken William H., engineer, r. ]ii:j'2 Pine
Milliken William H., surveyor, r. W s Castro, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth '^
Million Einil, barkeeper Herman Julitz, r. 803 Mont
Million Alphonso. cook Palace Hotel, r. 1205 Stockton
Millivich Michael, laborer, r. 120 Shlpk'y
Mlllm in John H., r. 12 Hoff Av
Milliuau N. G. (Millman & Co.), r. 12 Hoff Av
Millman & Co. (N. G. Millman and Henry EUaer),
paints, oils, and glass, 3003 Mission
Milimcister Henry K., r. 5)4 Laskie, rear
Millmeister William, carpenter Holland & Rnppel, r.
5>i Laskie
Millner John F. (Sanderson k Horn), r. 1116 Sao
Milluer William, machinist, r. 1316 Sacramento
Milloglav Edward, night clerk Nicholas P. Miloglav,
r. SE cor Battery and Pacific
Bullock & Jones, 1G5 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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Milloglav M. P., restauraut, 138 Fourth
Milloglav N. C. waiter M. P. Milloglav, r. 138 Fourth
MI1.1.0GI.AV NICHOLAS P., restaurant, SE
cor Battery and Pacific
Milloslav Peter P., restaurant, 123)4 Sixth, r. 133
Fifth
Milloglav P. P. .waiter M. P. Milloglav, r. 138 Fourth
Millorff Henry, seaman, 415 East
Millovich John, director Slavonic Illlric Soo., r. 101
Steuart
Mills Mrs., r. 834 Sutter
Mills Albert, waiter Palacu Hotel
Mills Amanda Mrs., nurse, r. 808 Kearny
Mills Andrew, i)lumber, r. S 8 Fifteenth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
' Milne Jamce, laborer, r. 750 Brannan
Milne John, canmaker C. James King of William k
Co., r. Bansom, nr Broadway
Milner William, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1116
Sacramtnto
Milot Charles H., expreBBwagon, NW cor Front and
Waahint;ton, r. 131 Eleventh
Milow Frederick, clerk, r. 10 Ridley
Milroy Charles, miner, r. 214 Broadway
Milroy Robert B., r. 2722 Mission
Milroy William, clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. B., r. 2722 Mission
Milti-nberger Charles, clerk Military Headquarters,
Presidio Reservation, r. 30C4 Laguna
Milton Kdward, waiter Golden Eagle Hotel
Mills A. W., captain schr Nellie Carter, Green St. Milton George, carpenter, r. .524 Mission
Wharf
Mills C. H.. driver United Carriage Co.,r. 111)4 Minna
Mills Charles I., cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co., r. NE
cor Twenty-second and Church
Mills David J. (Mills & Evans) . r. 320 Fulton
Mills D. E., oiler S. S. Great Republic
MILLS D. O., capitalist, office 426 California,
room 1, r. Milbrae, San Mateo Co.
Mills E. Auser, oiler S. S. Great Republic, Spear St.
Wharf
Mills Edgar, office 42G California, room 1, r. Oakland
Mills Emma Mrs., boarding and lodging, S s Fifteenth
Av. bet L and M, South S. F.
Mills E. T. B., salesman E. Detrick & Co., r. 214 Pow
Mills Frederick, peddler, r. W s Mission, nr Five-
Mile Store
Mills Frederick C, purser O. 4 O. 8. S. Oceanic
Mills F. Gordon B., r. 212 Powell
Milton Gold Mining Company, James L. Fields sec-
retary, office 240 Montgomery, rooms 3—4
Milton House, Mrs. Rose Duming proprietress, 166
Third
Milton John, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Milton Mining and Water Co., H. Pichoir secretary,
office 10 California
Milton Thomas S., cashier Eugene E. Dewey, r. 511
Post
Milton William, clerk George Davis, r. 14 Haggin
Milwaukee Brewery, Gehrig & Luhrmann proptrs,
G12-C14 Seventh
Millweber Henry, waiter Ahlborn House, r. 321 Dupt
Milz Mathias, musician, r. 3 Chatham PI
MHz Peter, butcher John Muller. r. .517 Linden
Mina Rica Mining Co. (Placer Co., Cal.), George B.
Spinney secretary, othce 310 Pine
Mills George, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney . Minahan John, laborer, r. 662 Harrison
Mills James, conductor Omnibus R. K. Minahan P., hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 727 Howard
Mills James, longshoreman, r. 24 Glover ] Minahan. See Miuehan
Mills James, pressman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1256 Mont \ Minau Michael, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. 105 Pac
Mills James, clerk Hanson, Ackerson k Co.,r. Clipper ] Miuares Pedro, mechanic, r. 6 Hinckley
Hotel
Mills John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Mills John C, guard House of Correction
Mills John H., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r. 317
Ellis
Mills Joseph, dyer California Silk Manuf. Co., r. Fif-
teenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
BULLS, LEAK Oi CO. (Philo Mills, Mon Leak,
and John Fulton), manuf s gloves, 22 Sutter
Mills L. S., mining, r. 745 Folsom
Mills Luther, coflee saloon, 729 Clay
Mills Lydia, domestic Grand Hotel
Mills Ugden, office 426 California, room 1, r. Milbrae,
San Mateo Co.
Mills Philo (Mills, Leak & Co.), r. 611 Capp
Mil.s Robert, capitalist, r. 22 Geary
MillM Robert, glassstainer. office 118 Main, r. Belmont
Mills S.. with D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Mills Samuel, carriageniaker Felix Kearny, 33 Eddy
Mills Samuel C., accouutait, r. 724 Folsom
Mills Samuel C. Jr., clerk B. F. Napthaly, r. 724 Fol
Mills Sarah I. (widow), r. 1128 Pacific
Mills S. L..r. 600 Bush
Mills Susan Mrs., r. 834 Sutter
Mills Walter, laborer Thomas P. H. Whitelaw, r. 19
Moss
Mills William, baker, r. 63R Commercial
Mills William, ship arpenter. r. 7-.:9 Folsom
Mills Warren H.. attorney at law. r. 608 lllis
Mills William L. B., cashier E. Detrick & Co., r. 214
Powell
Mills & Evans (David J. Mills, and V\ illiamW.Evans) ,
milk dairy, S s Ash Av, bet Franklin and Gough
Millsaps John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Milly Edward, en;^ineer Funcke & Co., r. Marsh
House. South S. F.
Milly J.. Lafayette Gunrd Armory. 730 Montgomery
Millzner Henry 8., bookkeeper Wolf Fleisher, r. 1213
Mason
Millzner John H., clerk Henry White, r. 1213 Mason
Millzner Leopold, r. 1213 Mason
Millzutr Nathan, clerk, r. 1213 Mason
Millzuer Samuel, watchmaker and jeweler, 422 Kear-
ny, r. 1213 Mason
Milmau John (Schroeder k Milman) , r. 1600 Eddy
Milne A. O., foreman Bulletin composing room, r.
1.530 Bush
Milne George, plumbing and steamfltting, 119 Du-
pont, r. 1209 Tyler
Milne James, with J. Herzog & Co., r. SW cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
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Mincher Isaac, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r. Ws ] <5
Minnesota nr Solano
Minchin Abraham, butcher L. C. White, r. 936 How
Minchler Seth T., salesman E. A. Farwo & Co.
Mindham James, salesman Preston & McKinnon, r. E s
Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
Minehan Catherine L. (widow), r. 35)4 Freelon
Minelian Edward, plumber, r. 102 Pacific
Minehan Edward, teamster Hayes & Co., r. 9 Bdwy
Minehan John, r. Ws CherubuscO. nr Cortland At
Minehan Patrick, butcher, 530 Fourth, r. 37 Freelon
Miuehan Thomas, sawyer, r. W s Cherubusco, nr
Cortland Av
Miner A., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Miner Byron, telegraph operator, r. 703 Stockton
Miner Clayton, printer, r. 703 Stockton
Miner Edgar E.. canvasser Florence Sewing Machines,
r. 307 Fourth
Miner Eliza (widow) . r. 703 Stockton
Miner George W., painter, r. 214 Fianklin
Miner George W. Jr., painter, r. 214 Franklin
Miner John, carpet ch auer, r. 439 Jessie
Miner Joseph D., assistant bookkeeper F. Chevalier
& Co., r. 307 Fourth
Miner Lorau, carpenter, r. 439 Jessie
Miner O. F., noteteller Pacific Hank, r. 518 Geary
Miuer Prentiss, telegraph operate r, r. 703 Stockton
Miner Richard S., attorney at law, office 421 Mont-
gomery, r. 1013 Post
Miner Stanton B., carpenter, r. 1133 Clay
Miner Terrence, waiter Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 280
Jessie
Miner Thomas, hay and grain, r. 1602 Howard
Miner William H., proptr Atlas Mills, 25 Stevenson, r.
811 Valencia
Miner. See Minor I
Mineral Fork Silver Mining Co. (Utah), Otto Metchke •
secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 20 i
Mineral Park Mining Co. (Arizona), John J. Scoville I
secretary, office .59 Nevada Block i
MINERS' FOLNDRY, now Golden Stato and i
Miners' Iron Works, 237-251 First {
Miners' Hotel. Richard O'Connor, proptr, 424 Bdwy '
MINERS' RESTALRANT, P. B. Berges & Co., '
proptrs, 531-533 Commercial, branch 737 Market '
Minerva House, Frederick W. Paupitz, proptr, 123 '
Jackson
Minesinger Abbie Miss, dressmaker, r. 526 Stevenson j
Mlnett« Joseph, cook, r. 518 Mission I
Minger George F., drayman Merry, Faull & Co., r. j
cor Buchanan and Bay j
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BEAMISH'S Shirts are the test. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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MiDgham Eobert W., hackman John Travers, r. 1904
Powell
Minifie CharlCB G., clert A. C. Titcomb & Co., r. 24
Post
MINEVG AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS (weekly) ,
Dewey .i; Co., publishirs and proptrs, office 202
Sansu'm.edit'iri.il rooms 414 Clay
Mining Julm, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Minister Kobert H., bookkeeper Mark L. McDonald,
r. till Hyde
Minjo Brothers (.Joseph and Lewis) , poultry and
eggs. 422 ( lay
Minjo .Joseph (Minjo Bros.), r. 835 Vallejo
Minjo Lewis (Minjo Bros.) , r 835 Vallejo
Mink George, woodtarver, r. 430 Bush
Mink Peter I., shoemaker, r. 1624 Leavenworth
MinkeH.nry, r. 716 Stock. on
Minkel Christian, milkman, S s Filbert, bet Baker
and Lvon
Mink! r lohn, miner, r. 520 Bush
Minna Street House, Mrs. Ann Keena proprietress, 28
Minna
Minnen Michael, engineer, r. 103 Pacific
Minni Rudolff, confectioner, r. 1320 Stockton
Winnie Jacquts, r. 33U Sutter
Minnie AViUiam H. engineer Southern Pac. E. E., r.
212 Sixteenth
MINOR BUTIiER B., mining secretary, office
44-49 Nevi.da Block, r. 2514 Folsom
Minor Ella (widowi. r. 60- Stevenson
Minor George W. pharmacist Apothecaries' Hall, r.
767 Howard
Minor Grace D., assistant Bernal Heights School, r.
767 Howard
Minor John, joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Minor Jcihu F., pby.~,ician and surgeon, office and r.
767 Howard
Minor Julius V., engineer Marcus C. Hawley& Co., r.
120 sixth
Minor M. Pdge, clerk, r. 418 Sutter
Mijior Samuel A., bartender S. B. Minor, r. 228 Minna
MINOR SIMON B., liquor saloon, 13 Third, r. 17
Third
Mi'ior Thomas H., painter, r. 127 Jackson
Miiiot Maiy (widow), uurse.r. 514 Bush
M^nst^r A., r. 736 Mark, t
Mint Exi hiinge, Lazaius Radovich & Co. proptrs, 877
Market
Mint Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) ,
Wiliam W. Bausman secretary, office 409 Cal.,
room 4
Mint Saloon and Eestaurant, George Hager proptr, 605
C'mmeroial
MINT U. S. , NW cor Mission and Fifth
Miiitem E. Mrs., elei tro therapeutist, r. 329 0'Farrell
Minteru John S., r. 3jy O'Farrell
Miutie A. E. & Co. (Phillip Steinhart) , physicians
and surgeons. 11 Kcuruy, rooms 1-2-3
Mintie Alexander E. (A. E. Miniie & Co.), r. 12 Adair
Mil, ton Thoma-, shoemaker S. W.Levy, r. McAllister,
bet Webster and Buchanan
Minturn Cljarlis. ironwiirlii r Pac. Boiling Mill
Miuturu Elizabeth I. (widow), r. 913 Battery
Miiiturn George, ironworker P.;c. Rolling ftlill
Minturn John, sergeant .it arms Pac. Stock Exchange,
r. 1761 Howard
Miuturn Matt.ew. expressman, S\T cor Fourth and
Bluxome, r. SE cor Minnesota and JIariposa
Miutviru T., extrauian H( se Xo. ti S. F. F. D., r. Mc-
Allister, bet Webster and Buchanan
Mintz , r. 7.:9 Folsoiu
Mintz Henry, r. 622 Stevenson
Mintz Joel, r. 410?.; Natoma
Mintz Louis, assistant propertyman Baldwin Theater
Miocevich A., Austrian B( mv.Soc, 71 New Mont
Mioreviih Getirge, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Miocevi. h M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Miot-si Bernard, dairy, N s Lombard, ur Franklin
Mirani Di,ra (widow), r. 315 Green
Mirand A., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New York
Miranda Cliarlts, nurse Home of Inebriates, r. NE
cor Stoci.toti and Chestnut
Miranda Juan B., cigarmaker Jose A. Garcia, r. Tem-
esi'nl
Mirandi tt Thomt^s, clerk John Bayle, r. Fifth Av, bet
L and M, South S. F.
Mirasole Cora V. ^Irs.. dancing school, 420 Post ,
Mirasson J., Frencli Zouaves' .\rmory, 537 Sac
Misatt Annie, domestic 6.53 Folsom
Misch Leonard, tailor Lithauer & Co., r. 719 Clay
Misgill Edward C, laundr>man S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Misgill Timothy T., blacksmith, 1213 Steiner, r. 1705
Ellis
Misgill William J., law student, r. 1705 Ellis
Mish Barrow (P. Mish & Son) , r. 328 Eddy
Mish John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Citv of New-
York
Mish P. & Son (Barrow Mish), importers millinery
and straw goods, 539 Market
Mish Phenes (P. Mish & Son), r. 421 Ellis
Mish S. G., bookkeeper P. Mish & Son, r. 606 Geary
Miskel Thomas, horseshoer George P. Graney, r. 1011
Steiner
Miskell Lawrence A., gasfitter McNally & Hawkins
Miskell Michael, stonecutter, r. 727 Natoma
Miskey John, cooper I. Nesbitt & Bro., r. New Wash-
ington Hotel
]Misner Charles, musician, r. 807 Union
Misner Louis, laborer U. 8. Eestaurant, r. 121 Te-
hama
Mission and City Transfer Co., Tobey & Co. proptrs,
office 524 Valencia
Mission Baths, Ferdinand Bazan proptr, 1633 Mission
Mission Bay Bridge Co., J. L. Willcutt secretary, of-
fice NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 70
Mission Bay Warehouse, Edward Bangs proptr. Long
Bridge, bet Third and Fourth
Mission Chemical Works, J. W. H. Wright proptr, W
6 Harrison, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Mission Express, J. Francis Jenness proptr, office 24
California
Mission Furniture Factory, Sullivan, Briggs & Co.
proptrs, 232 Fourteenth
MISSION LOCAL, (weekly), C. M. Sawtelle edit-
or, office 2124 Mission
MISSION MARKET, NE cor Sixteenth and Miss
MISSION MIRROR (weekly) Andrew J.Boyer ed-
itor and proptr, office 538 Sixteenth
MISSION ROCK DOCK AND WARE-
HOUSE, Charles H. Sinclair superintendent,
office 310 California, room 3
Mission Soap and Candle Works, Max Morgenthau
proptr. Sixteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison, office >
108 Bush
Mission Street Livery Stable, James P. Ferguson
proptr, 814-820 Mission
MISSION STREET WHARF, foot Mission
Mission Ten Cent Parcel Delivery, Levi Eeeve proptr, i
385 Shotwell i
MISSION WOOLEN ]>rLLI<S, manufs woolens
and hosiery, factory Fulsom, bet Fifteenth and
Sixteenth, depot 115 Battery I
Missler Beno (Missler & Mayer), r. 802 Broadway j
Mls.sler & Mayer (Beno Missler and John Mayer), '
liquor saloon, 819 Kearny i
Missouri Pacific Eailway, 1". H. Dearborn general i
agent, office 3 New Montgomery
Mistre Simeon, copper and tinsmith, 811 J^ Mont
Mitau Morris, clerk Getkson & Landis, r. 1916 Sac
Mitchelet George, cook, r. 17 Fourth
Mitchell A. G., porter Post-office, r. 116 Prospect PI
Mitch. 11 Albert, r. 3 Chatham PI
Mitchell Alexander, cook Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 281
Stevenson
Mitchell Alfred N., salesman Hasey & Lancaster, r. ,
1017 Folsom
Mitchell Amie, butcher A. Aubert, 10 S. F. Market
Mitchell Andrew, cook. r. 6s Oregon l
Mitchell Annie (widow), r. 725 Post j'
Mitchell Annie, domestic 26 3<; Keiirny i
Mitchell B. A. Miss, domestic 1597 Pacific Av !
Mitchell Bella Mrs., housekeeixr 213 Seventh
Mitchell Benjamin H., brassfinisher William T. Gar- !
ratt. r. Oakland
Mitcheil Bridget (widow) , r. 16 Stoekten PI !
Mitchell Charles, nsplialtnm worker, r. 2628 Bryant
Mit lull Charles, clerk, r. N s Dunn Alley I
]Mitiliell Cliarles, plumber, r. Hackrneier's Hotel '
Mitchell (;harles C. r. W s Bryant, bet Twenty-fifth |
and Twenty-sixth |
Mitchell Charles F., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
VMhi Seventh
Mitchell Charles G., cook, r. 24 Valparaiso
Mitchell Charles J., delivery clerk Western Union Tel-
egraph Co., r. 437 Clementina
Mitchell Charles E., machinist Eisdon Iron and L. j
Works, r. 739 Folsom
Mitchell Chebokar, iiorter Neville & Co., r. 6 Wash
BULLCCil Ci JONES, 103 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
MIT
625
MIT
Mitchell Don C, superinti'udeut Eastern Cider Co.,
719 Bryant, r. 772 Brj-aut
Mitchell E., seaman, r. I'J Jackson
Mitchell Edward, dairy, Twenty-ninth, near Italian
Hospitil
Mitchell Edward, gardener, r. 126 Fern Av
Mitchell Edward, wood and coal, 432 Sixth, r. 434
Sixth
Mitchell Edward L., engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 1138
Sutter
Mitchell, Elizabeth Miss, r. 326 Spear
Mitchell Elizabeth (widow) , dry goods, SE cor Geary
and Webster
Mitchell Emma Miss, r. 1014 Montgomery
Mitchell Emma J. Miss, shoefitter H. M. Couch, r. 7
Mary
Mitchell Ferdinand, hairdreseing saloon, 108 Steuart
Mitchell Francis H. A. (Brandt & Mitchell), r. 116
Turk
Mitchell Francis J., carpenter and builder, 753 Fol-
8om, r. 7515^ Folsom
Mitchell Frank, r. Grand Central Hotcd
Mitchell Frank (Mitchell & Matulich). r. 2007 Polk
Mitchell Frank, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 504 How
Mitchell Frank, wines and liquors, 1100 Market, r. 528
Stevenson
Mitchell Frank C, brickmason, r. 442 Jessie
Mitchell Frank N., clerk John K. Sharpstein, r. 109
Twenty-fourth
Mitchell George, with Philip, Speyer & Co.
Mitchell (ieorge, cook, r. 281 Stevenson
Mitchell George, waiter, r. 644 Mission
Mitchell George H., agent Worihs' Patent Sewer
Traps, office 507 California, r. Oakland
Mitchell George M., clerk John C. Mitchell, r. 813
Grove
Mitchell George W., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1014
Alabama
Mitchell G. H., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 529 Va-
lencia
Mitchell Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
A. C. Hammoud secretary, office 401 Cal, room 7
Mitchell G. W., bellman Palace Hotel
Mitchell H., pressman Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 1807
Stockton
Mitchell Harold D., architect, r. 213 Seventh
Mitchell Harrison W. (Overland Freight Transfer Co.),
r. (i()4 Harrison
Mitchell H. E., porter U. S. Post-ofllce, r. 110 Prospect
PI
Mitchell Henry, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. SE cor
Geary and Webster
Mitchell Henry, expressman, NE cor Stockton and
Jackson, r. 1213 Mason
Mitchell Henry, expressman, r. 1.509^ Mason
Mitchell Henry, poultryman Lemoine, Gauibert & Co.,
r. W 8 Sansom, bet Filbert and Greenwich
Mitchell Henry, printer, r. 327 Je8.sie
Mitchell Henry, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Mitchell Henry K., mining office,. 56 Nevada Block, r. 23
Stockton
Mitchell Henry R. (Mitchell & Butler) , r. 22 Geary
Mitchell Honora Mrs., domestic 433 Tyler
Mitchell Isabel, domestic 2217 Howard
Mitchell J., contractor r. 139 Fourth
Mitchell Jacob S., housepaiuter, 40(5 Sacramento, r. 6
Elliot Park
Mitchell James, bookkeeper, r. 330 Sutter
Mitchell James, expressman, NW cor Pacific and
Stockton, r. NW cor Broadway and Mason
Mitchell James, florist Mrs.M. Louideck, r. 1300)^
Stockton
Mitchell James, laborer, r. 477 Jessie
Mitchell James E., r. 7 Mary
Mitchell James E. (Mitchell k Hode), r. ic.03 William
Mitchell James E., tinner, r. 945 Folsom
Mitchell James H , French Range Factory, 2226 How
Mitchell James J., pressman Alta California, r. 044
Sacramento
Mit<hcH Jennie Miss, r. SE cor Geary and Webster
Miti hell Jennie L., r. 521k' Natoma
Mitchell J. H., conductor Market St. R. R.
Mitchell J. K., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Mitchell John, r. 36 Clay
Mitchell .John (John Mitchell & Son) , r. SE cor Twen-
ty-fourth and Harrison
Mitchell John, r. Park Hotel
Mitchell John, carpenter, r. 212 Eighth
Mitchell John, dairy, E 8 Castro, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Mitchell John, farmer. Lake Honda, nr Alms House
Mitchell John, lishdealer, r. 016 Powell
Mitchell John, laborer William Kerr. r. 903 Battery
Mitchell John, lougshoremau, r. 211 FoIhoiu, rear
Mitchell John, millhaud Fifth Street Furniture
Mauuf. Co., r. 41 Stanly PI
Mitchell John, jiainter. r. Coso House
Mitchell John, painier r. 37}^ Garden
Mitchell John, paperruler Bartling & Kimball, r. 770
Mission
Mitchell John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Mitchell John, teaniHter Collins & Lyons, r. Hamp-
shire, bet Ei^'hteenth and Nineteenth
MITCHELL. JOHX & SON (Peter J. Mitchell),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-fourth aud
Harrison
Mitchell John C, insurance agent, r. 813 Grove
Mitchell John F., r. 10 Willow Av
Mit hell John H., foreman Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
1807 Stockton
Mitchell John H., cigarmaker, r. 109 Twenty-fourth
Mitchell John M., farmer, S s Ocean House Road, opp
Almshouse
Mitchell John R., clerk Tubbs k Co., r. Iowa, nr
Sierra
Mitchell John S., clerk Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mitchell Jo.scph. hoilcrmaker, r. 320 Spear
Mitchell Josei^h, janitor, r. 1012 Mason
Mitchell Joseph, longshoreman, r. SE cor Vallejo and
Battery
Mitchell Joseph, plumber George Milne, r. .321 Dup
Mitchell Joseph, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Colims
Mitchell Joseph R., machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 2723
Folsom
Mitchell Julia (widow) , r. 430"^ Green
Mitche'.l Kate (widow), r. S s Greenwich, nr Mont
Mitchell Kate Miss, domestic 832 Shotwell
Mitchell Laura Mrs., faucywork, r. 1007 Jjj Stockton
Mitchell Lizzie Miss, fursewer John N. Lofstead, r.
1U17 Folsom
Mitchell L. J., conductor Central R. R., r. Fillmore,
nr Turk
Mitchell Louis, r. 1 Central PI
Mitchell Lydia G. (widow) , r. 1533 Geary
Mitchell Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. H. Hunt, r.
37 3^ Garden
Mitchell Maria Miss, domestic 512 Capp
Mitchell Mary (widow), branch bakery, 8 Seventh
Mitchell Matthew, seaman, r. Wisteru House, 134
Steuart
Mitchell Matthew, teamster, r. 1236 York
Mitchell M. H., tinsmith Cutting Packing Co.
Mitchell Michael, bootcrimper. 175 J( ssie
Mitchell Moses, messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1928
Sutter
Mitchell Owen, clerk, r. 834 Mission
Mitchell Owen, laborer, r. 521 J4 Fouith
Mitchell Patrick, broker, r. 139 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, farmer. Silver Av, bet Mission and
San Bruno Road
Mitchell Patrick, hostler Wells. Fargo & Co., r. 2
Gardner Alley
Mitchell Patrick, lodgings, 139 Minna
Mitchell Patrick, porter Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 840
Vallejo
Mitchell Peter, canvasser, r. 1007 34 Stockton
Mitchell Peter, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bran-
nan and Gilbert
Mitchell Peter J. (John Mitchell & Son),r. SEcor
Twenty-fourth and Harrisou
Mit hell R. G., messenger Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 1928
Sutter
Mitchell Robert, contractor and brickmason, office
328 Pine, r. 807 Tm k
Mitchell Robert, laborer, r. 10 Jackson
Mitchell Robert, packer Yates & Co. r. Alameda
Mitchell Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 153!^ Second
Mitchell Russell E.. peddler, r. 7 Moulton PI
Mitchell R.W. C, r. 219 Dapont
Mitchell Samuel, r. 510 Ellis
Mitchell Samuel, liquor dealer, r. 444 Green
Miti-hell Sarah E. (widow), r. 739 Green
Mitchell Sarah E. Miss, r. 109 Twenty-fourth
Mitchell Sarah F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 162T3<i Market
Mitchell S. Charles, v. 1027 Dupont
Mitchell Simon, captain schr H. L. Tiernan, r. 33)i
Perry
Mitchell Solomon, r. 1337 Dupont
Mitchell T. A., machinist U. S. Mint, r. 1230 Mission
Mitchell Tad, r. 314 Bush
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Tl ird Street
40
ANDERSON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
MIT
620
MOF
Mitchell Thomas, carpenter, r. S s Utah, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Mitchell Thomas, hostler Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 8
Mobs
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, r. 373^ Garden
Mitchell Thomas, laborer, Twenty-ninth, nr Italian
Hospital
Mitchell Thomas, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Mitchell Thomas, superintendent scouring depart-
ment Wool Agency Warehouse, r. 22 Hill
Mitchell Thomas A., clerk Jonathan Hunt & Son, r.
Oakland
Mitchell Thomas F., carpenter, r. Ss Utah, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Mitchell Virginia Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. G14 Eddy
Mitchell W. A. B., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 318
Lombard
Mitchell Walter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Mitchell Walter, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Mitchell William, r. 5as Commercial
Mitchell William, bookkeeiser, r. 1312 Guerrero
Mitchell William, carpenter, r. 517 Stevenson
Mitchell William, carpenter, r. 2724 >4 Folsom
Mitchell William, contractor, r. 139 Fourth
Mitchell William, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Mitchell William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Mitchell William, plasterer, r. 1774 Folsom
MITCHELL WIl>LiIAM, tax collector City and
County, office New City Hall, first floor, r. 318
Lombard
Mitchell William Jr., clerk County Tax Collector, r.
The Baldwin
Mitchell William A., janitor, 520 Kearny, r. Oakland
Mitchell William C.,, r. 313 Downey
Mitchell William H., bookkeeper, r. 63 Tehama
Mitchell William H., patternmaker ^tna Iron Works,
r. 10 Willow Av
MITCHELL, WIL.I.IA3I H., wholesale and retail
wines and Uquors, 12 Oregon, nr Battery, r. 2728
Howard
Mitchell William K., inspector Custom House, r.
Oakland
Mitchell William R., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1014
Alabama
Mitchell W. P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 26 Ellis
Mitchell & Butler (Henry R. Mitchell and Theodore
A. Butler) , engravers on wood, and ornamental
jiainters, 51^ Kearny, room 13
MITCHELL «&■ HOBE (James E. Mitchell and
Adolphus A. Hobe) , carpet-beating machine and
patent lap window shades, 230-232 Fourteenth
Mitchell i>«; Matulich (Frank Mitchell and Alessandro
Matulich), chop-house, 1204 Stockton
Mitchkus Christopher, tanner, r.W s Powell, bet Mis-
sion and California avs
Mitchkus Jacob, jeweler Hubash & Hirschmau, r. 109
Silver
Mitchkus J. J., jeweler, r.W s Alabama, bet Twentieth
and Twfeuty-first
Mitciikus John J., tanner, r. 169 Silver
MITCHLER GOTTLOB, commission merchant,
and agent Ihnir mills, 213 Clay, r. NW cor Sacra-
lui'nto iind Jones
Mitdank Gustave (widow), r. 921 Geary
Mitr..yi(h Philip h., fruit and pn)duce", 1222-1224 Polk
Mitsclikc Joseph W., tailor A. Nicoll, r. 21 New Mont
Mitschkf^ Susanna T. Miss, r. 21 New Montgomery
Mittcl Moses, peddler, r. 316 Sutter
Mitti<'k Michael, stevedore, r. 130() Pacific
Mitz (widow), r. 1027 Dupont
Mitz M., capitalist, r. 7 South Park
Mix Charles, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 50 Te-
hama
Mix Frank, deputy assessor, r. (J49 Third
Mix Gustave L., searcher records, office 214 Sansom,
room 24, r. Oakland
Mix Jeremiah, seaman 8chrDreadnought,Picr 21,Steu
Mix Lee W.. stockbroker, office 317 Montgomery, r.
Grand Hotel
Mix Warren, tinsmith, r. 424 Sausoni
Mixer George H., patent bungs, 51 Beale, r. 2916 Fol
Mizc Fred., student Pacific Business College, r. 13
Everett
Moallen Anna MisB,r. 624 Sutter
Moan Edward, hardware and groceries, 190G Market
Moar Charles J., r. 1404 Leavenworth
Moar Thomas, carpenter, r. 449 Jessie
Mobcrg Peter, expressman, r. 1021 Filbert
Mobled Emil, laborer, r. 23 Ritch, rear
Mock George, packer Michelssen, Brown & Co., r. 118
Guerrero
Mockal George, cook Henry Hoesch, r. 524 Vallejo
Mocker Andrew, r. 1023 Mission
Mocker Rudolph, stoves and tinware, 6 Tyler
Mocker William, brick merchant, r. 1023 Mission
Mocker William Jr., plumber, r. 1023 Mission
Mockey John, longshoreman, r. 48 Pacific
Mockler , salesman, r. 934 Howard
Moclare John, r. 40 V> Geary
Model Laundry, L. Darolles proptr, S s California.bet
Baker and Broderick
Moden Eric, messenger Bohemian Club,r. 119 Bernard
Moderson Hans, laborer, r. 519 Brannan
Modeste Charles, r. 14 Morel PI
Modesto Tisuado, r. 1320 Stockton
Moding Fritz, pork butcher Theodore Moding, r.
Fifth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Moding Theodore, wholesale pork butcher, cor Fourth
Av and M, r. cor Eighth Av and M, South S. F.
Modoc Consolidated Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), J.
W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Modros Martin, deckhand stm Amelia, Washington St.
Wharf
Modry Marcus, cigars and tobacco, 312 Third
Moe William C, commercial agent, r. 815 Greenwich
Moebus Charles, bootmaker Frederick Moebus, r. SE
cor Market and Steuart
Moebus Frederick, bootmaker, 333 East, r. SE cor
Market and Steuart
Moebus Frederick W. G., bookkeeper Francis, Smith
& Co., r. SE cor Market and Steuart
Moegling Charles (Becker & Moegling), r. 30 Sixth
Meckel Peter, malster Hermann Zwieg, r. 608 Bryant
Moellem John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Moeller Charles (Alfs & Moeller) , r. 1620M West Miss
Moeller Henry, hostler John R. Walton, r. 408 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Moeller John (Moeller and Grauffel), r. 1213 Kearny
Moeller L. A., clerk, r. 118 Tyler
Moeller William, baker, 121 Fourth
MOELLER & GRAUFFEL (John Moeller and
Fred Grauflel) , liquor saloon and proptrs Bakers'
Home, 609 Jackson
Moeller. See Moller, Mueller and Muller
Moench Louis, stairbuilder California Mills, r. 2105
Leavenworth
Moenning Emil, salesman Guenther Moenning, r. 612
Octavia
Moenning Guenther, hardware and plumbing, 614
Octavia
Moese William, master mariner, r, 746 Mission
Moeser Ferdinand, clerk F. H. Von der Li.^th, r. 115
Seventh
Moeser Julius, music strings, 8113^ Market, r. 115
Seventh
Moeser Louis, professor music, r. 115 Seventh
Moessner Christ, with Wannenmacher & Kronenberg,
r. NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Moesta John P., r. 196 Ash Av
Moey John, saloonkeeper, r. 21 Morey Alley
Mofi'ante Joseph, employee Maison Doree, r. 217 Kear
MOFFAT E. & H., wholesale butchers. First Av,
South S. F., office 238 Kearny
Mofi-at Eugene (E. & H. Molfat), r. 1419 Post
MoftatHenrv (E. & H. Moffat), r. cor Sixteenth Av
and P, South S. F.
Moffatt Edward, tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 515 Howard
Moffatt Ellen (widow) , r. Ill Clinton
Mofl'att Frederick, cari)entcr Hayes Valley E. R., r. 1
Elliot Park
Moffatt George (O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.), r. 1514 Lar-
kin
Moffatt George, carpenter, r. S s Powell Av, nr Miss
Moffatt Harry C, stairbuilder California, Mills, r. 619
Minna
Moffatt Helen (widow) , r. 619 Minna
Moffatt Howard J., salesman Bernard A. Schliugheyde,
r. 619 Mission
Moffatt Hugh, brassfinisher San Francisco Brass
Works, r. 515 Howard
Moffatt James, molderEisdon I. and L.Works.r. 38 Te-
hama
Moffatt John, compositor 8. F. Journal of Commerce,
r. 533 Mission
Moffatt John R., molder Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 38
Tehama
Moffatt Patrick K., carpenter and builder, 713 Turk
Moffatt Samuel, builder, r. 1411 Clay
BULLOCK Si JON S? • -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles,
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MOF
627
MOL
Moffatt Sarah A. (widow) , r. 515 Howard
Moffatt Thomas, boot aud shoemaker, 3 Clementina,
r. 515 Howard
Mofifatt Thomas, carpenter and contractor, r. 706 Hayes
Moffitt George, millhand •!. M. Comorford
MOPFITT JAMES (Blake, Eobbius & Co.), r.
Oakland
Moffitt John, compositor Bacon & Co., r. 5:i3 Mission
Moffilt John \\'., policeman City Hall, r. 1014 Powell
Moffitt Thomas, butcher Tautphaus & Stark, r. 52y
First
Moffitt Thomas S., manufacturing chemist, r. 2G13
Clay
Moffitt Truman, engineer Andrew Onderdonk, r.
Franklin House
Moffitt William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Mogau John, butcher, r. 1703 Stockton
Mogau John, calker, r. 2541 Folsom
Mogau Joseph, molder, r. 2541 Folsom
Mogan Joseph B., furniture, 1804 Market
MOWAX P. J., attorney at law, office 606 Clay, r.
1804 Market
Mogk John C, r. Ahlborn House
Mohan Hugh J., r. '227 Bush
Mohave Silver Mining Co., Orlando H. Bogart secre-
tary, office 10(' Leidesdorff
Mohler Martin, master mariner, office 305 East
Mohlfeldt Louis (Mohlleldt & Wallmann), r. 500
OFarrell
MOHL1FEL.DT iS; WAliLMANN (Louis Mohl-
feldt and Richard Wallmann) , groceries, liquors,
and dairy produce, N\V cor O'Farrell and Jones,
and Black Diamond Coal Depot, 504-51U Jones
Mohns Henry, with Muecke, Vietor & Co., aud Ala-
meda agent iEtua Fire lusurauce Co., r. Alameda
Moholy John, horseshoer, Kentucky, nr First Av, r.
cor Ninth Av and M, South S. F.
Moholy Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 416 J^ Seventh
Mohor Joseph C, teaciier swimming Neptune and
Mermaid Baths, r. SE cor Beach and Larkin
Mohr Albert, tailor Colman Bros., r. 025 Merchant
Mohr Carl, hairdresser, 1437 Mission
Mohr Charles, gardener, r. 424 Shotwell
Mohr Henry (South San Francisco Packing and Pro-
vision Co.), r. Sixth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Mohr Henry, teamster Peter Kopper, r. 2110 Taylor
Mohr Jacob A., cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 732
Branuau
Mohr Martin, porter John Ziegenbein & Co., r. 310
Montgomery Av
Mohr Matthias, employee Pioneer Malt House,T. 2106
Stockton
Mohr Michael, bookkeeiier A. Baumgarten, r. 30 Kear
Mohr Michael, cook German Hospital
Mour Nicholas, night watchman German Hospital
Mohr Paul F.. merchant, r. The Baldwin
Mohr Peter (Mohr *; Steft'ens), r. 1530 Pacific Av
Mohr Peter C, shipcarp'-nter, r. 127 Jackson
niOHK k»rOOL,PH, secretary S. F. Stock Brewery,
office SE cur Powell and Francisco, r. 2118 Powell
niOHK «& STEFFENS (Peter Mohr and Henry A.
Steffens) , groceries^ and liquors, NE cor Polk and
Pacific Av
Mohrdieck Martin, driver Wolters & Fechheimer, r.
S s Bluxome, nr Sixth
Mohrhardt Edward F., clerk H. H. Noljle & Co., r. 612
Shotwell
Mohrhardt P. Fred., clerk H. H. Noble k Co., r. C12
Shotwell
Mohrig Christopher F., proptr Central Planing Mill,
and lapidary and jeweler, N 8 Berry, bet Fourth
aud Fifth, r. 1037 J<j Folsom
Mohrig Edwin, steucilcutter F. M. Truworthy, r.
1037 ]4 Folsom
Mohrig Ida Miss, teacher music, r. 1037 J^ Folsom
Mohrmanu Charles, bartender W. Kasche, r. 6 Clara
Lane
Mohrmann Frederick (Mohrmann & Co.), r. 436
Greenwich
Mohrmann & Co. (Frederick Mohrmann aud Nicholas
Blanken), groceries aud liquors, SW cor Kearny
and Broadway
Mohum John, clerk Nevada Bank, r. 619 Pine
Moir Carrie Mrs., teacher, r. 7103^ Taylor
Moise Lionel H., assistant foreman Liebes Bros. &
Co., r. 416 Larkin
Moise Phil H., shipping clerk Liebes Bros. & Co., r.
416 Larkin
Moise S. H. Mrs., fancy goods, 416 Larkin
Moisset F., hatter, r. 5 Quincy PI
Moitoret M. Mrs., laundry, 237 Thirteenth
Moitoret Victor, laborer, r. 237 Thirteenth
Mojica Dolores, musical instrumentmaker and re-
pairer, 1027 Kearny
Mojica Pragedis (widow), r. 5 Margaret PI
Mokelumue Caiiipo Seco Canal and Mining Co., Sam-
uel L. Prindle secretary, office 76 Montgomery
Block
Molan Edward, harnessmaker, r. 233 Third
Molan John, pantryman Michael Wappel, r. 203
Fourth
Moldrup August J., salesman Higgins & Collins, r.
1511 Ellis
Moldrup William, clerk W. S. Ray & Co., r. 1511 Ellis
Mole William W., engineer, r. 29 Garden
Molema Eltert, carpenter, r. S s Solano, nr Arkansas
Molera Eusebio (Molera k Cebrian) , r. 1928 Sao
MOLERA »St CEBRIAN (Eusebio Molera, and
John Cebrian), civil engineers, office 40 Mer-
chant's Exchange Building
Moles John, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Molesun Victor, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Six-
teenth
Moletti Willis, waiter S. S. Great Republic
Molier J. W., iihysician, r. Lick House
Moliere George W., saddler, r. City Land Assn, San
MigTiel
Mollis Albert L., tinsmith Martin Prag, r. 325 Eighth
Molina Jesus, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 1019
Dupont
Molina Peter, cook Antonio Rodvich, r. 254 Steuart
Molinari Bianca, laborer, r. 5 St. Charles PI
Molinari Charles, laborer Fulda Brothers & Co., r.
5 St. Charles PI
Molinari Jacob, sawyer Fulda Brothers & Co., r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Molinari James, laborer Fulda Brothers & Co., r. 5 St.
Charles PI
Molinari Louis, cook Jacob C. Mikulich, r. 323 Wash-
ington
Molinari Pietro, drayman, r. 1510 Broadway
Moliuelli Catariua (widow), r. 9 Union Place
Molinelli Peter P., wines, liquors, and cigars, 5 Dup
Moliuelli Turioiuu, r. 7 Dupont
Jlolineux H., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works
MOLIiXEUX HENRY, manager Seth Thomas
Clock Co., 7. Montgomery, r. 216 Bush
Molineux George, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. cor
Connecticut and Solano
Molineux M. A. (widow), r. 1230 Mission
Molitor S. A. Mrs., liquor saloon, 2209 Powell
Molk Margarita (widow) , groceries and liquors, NW
cor Dupont and Green, r. 502 Green
Moll Alois, carpenter, r. 735 Brannan
Moll Jacob, bartender Max Selig, r. 4 Laskie
M'lll Jacob, bookbinder, r. 4 Laskie
Molla Angel, artist, r. 132i) Stockton
MuUa Jose, upholsterer, r. 525 Greenwich
MoUeukopf John M., bootfitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. .520 Oak
Molier Antohe, foreman Cutting Packing Co., r. 423
O Farrell
Molier Carl G., r. 1620 West Mission
Moiler Charles L., waiter Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Molier Ferdinand, carriagemaker, 197 Stevenson, r.
28 Laurel PI
Molier Ferdinand, teacher music, r. 530 Turk, rear
Moiler Frederick F. (Haesloop & Moner),r. 12 Jack
Moiler Gustave, carpenter, 1 Webb, r. Berkeley
Moiler Jacob J., master mariner, office 305 East
Molier James, master mariner, office 305 East
Molier James, porter, r. W s Sansom, nr Filbert,
rear ,.
Moiler John (Atzeroth & Moiler), r. NE cor Gough
and Austin
Molier John, captain schr Peerless, r. SE cor Berry
and Ritch
Molier John H., cigars and tobacco, 312 Sixth
Moiler Louis (Heber & Moiler), r. 829 Greenwich
Moiler Nicholas, porter, r. SW cor Germania and Fill-
more
Moiler Peter, driver Peter Jacobsen, r. 2019 Mason
Moiler William, groceries and liquors, NW cor Dupont
and Filbert
Molier. See Moeller, Mueller and MuUer
Mollcsted Thomas, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Molleui George A., bookkeeper California Mills, r.
658 Folsom
Mollissen William, steward Frederick Zeile, r. 528
Pacific
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
AN^EBSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
MOL
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MoUoy Bessie Miss, afsibtant Market St. Primary
School, r. 600 Bush
Molloy C, carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Molloy Catharine Miss, r. 232 Pi.st
Molloy Daniel, !■ ngshoreiuan, r. 40 Stanly PI
Mulliiy Daniel Jr., r. 40 Stanly PI
Molloy HuKh, mtilster, r. Ill Twelfth
Molloy John, commission merchant, 54 Clay, r. 1623
Clay
Molloy John C, laborer, r. 917 Vallejo
Molloy John F. painter, r. 211 Folsom
Molloy Martin, laborer, r. 28 Rit h, rear
Molloy Mary (widow), r. 207 Sixth
Molloy Mary A. (Widow) , r. 600 Bush
Molloy Michael, shoemaker S.W. Kosenstock & Co.,
r. 1139 Folsom
Molloy Neil, carpenter, r. 16i Minna
Molloy Meil, w iter What Cheer House
Molloy 1'.. r. 508 Powell
MolhiyPaii-.rk C, bookkeeper Daly & Hawkins, r.
lllHajes
Molluy Patrick 11., teamster Jr.mes E. Ke ly & Co., r.
232 Post
Molloy Philip, longsho: man, r. 40 Stanly PI
Molloy Samuel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Molloy Sarah (widow) , r. 211 Folsom
Molloy Sarah Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleisher, r. 1139
Folsom
Molloy Thomas, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Molloy William, wines and liqui ri-, ri39 Valencia
Moloney l;ros. (Michael and Thomas), blacksmiths,
W s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-sixth
Moloney Jeremiah, groceries and Jiquors, 535 Stev
Molone.x John, labor, r, r. 212 Broadway
Moloney John H., sign painter, r. .'321 Minna
Moloni y Kate Mins, r. 362 Clementina
Moloney Aiichael (Moloney Bros.), r. W b San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-sixth
Moloney Mi. h:,el J., groceries, 521 Minna
Moloney Michael J., head clerk U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 21 Zoe
Moloney Michael J., lather, r. 521 Minna
Molo:.ey Patrick, employee S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 411
Ellis
Moloney Patrick, laborer, r. W s Sansom, nr Green-
wich, rear
Moloney Paaick E., boot and shoemaker, 103 Fifth
Moloney Thomas (Moloney Bros.), r. W s San Bmuo
Eoad. nr Twenty-sixth
Moloney William, speculati r, r. liiS Ninth
Moloney William E., house paiuti r, r. .'>21 Minna
Mol ai.v Pi.trick b., merchant tailor, 218 Bush, r. 618
Larkin
Molt J ihu P., capitalist, r. 214 Haight
Molteno Charles F., hairdresser, 1704 Polk
Molt r Charl s, carriage trimmer, 19 Sfventh
MoltLau Emil L.. bookkeeper Hueter Brothers & Co ,
r. 28 Oi a rcll
Molthau Hcury Jr., cutter Toklae, Brown & Co., r. 28
O'Farr.ll
Molz. n Frederick C, cooper Diedrich Bucking, r. 522
Ninth, rear
Mombach Nicholas, laborer, r. 90(1 Pacific, rear
Mombar Nicholas, tinsmith, r. 30ii GreLn
Mombar Jo.-eph, mining. r.^Ot! Gretn
Mombert Emil, presftiuau Pacific Oil and Lead Works
Momeii Charles, cooper, r. 10>'53^ Powi 11
Momen Laur^ nee Mrs., midwife, r. 1005 >« Powell
Momenthy Emile, retoucher Edouart & Cobb. r. 471
Jessie
Momme Edward, seaman, r. 12 Ji'ckson
Mommoiiier Charles, atioruey at law. r. 21G Powell
Momseii August(Wohlke fc Momseii) . r. l..Vlh Steiner
Mon.i Antoiiie, laborer, r.W s Columbia 11, nr Parker,
Bernal H ights
Mouaghan Caroline (widow), dressmaker, r. 887 Fif-
teenth, nr Noe
Monaghan Daniel, flnmekeeper Si ring Valley Water
Works, r. SW cor Presidio Reservation
Monaghan Hugh, laborer Risdon 1. and L. Works, r.
551 }A Nat.jnia
Monaghin Hugh, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 426
Natoma
Monaghan James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
19 Baldwin Court
MOXAGH.VN JOSEPH, groceiies and liquors,
(;0-(;2 Fi St
Monaghan Patrick H., floorman Albau B. Butler, r.
Ahlborn House
Monaghan William, liquor saloon, 19 Baldwin Court
Monahan A., deckhand stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Monahan Anne, domestic 1204 Geary
Monahan Bridget, domistic lfi23 Clay
Monahan Daniel, lab-rer, r. 50 Natoma
Monahan David, pressman Spaulding, Barto & Co., r.
5B0 Stevenson
Monahan Edward, shoemaker, r. 338 Minna
MonaLian Frank, carpenter, r. 727 Hayes
I Monahan Henry, bookkeeper John h' Dall, r. 1415 Oc-
tavia
Monahan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 339 Clementina
Monahan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 416 Clementina
I Monahan John, driver Market St. R. R., r. E s Second
j Av, nr Fifteenth
Monahan John, compositor Kane & Cook, r. 771 Miss
Monahan John, laborer, r. lol Natoma, rear
Monahan John, sectioninan Southern Pac. R. E.
I Monahan John, stereotyper Painter & Co., r. 30 Ev-
j erett
Monahan John, wines and liquors, 434 Pine, r. 137
j Perry
Monahan Joseph, laborer, r. 159 Clara, rear
I Monahan Julia (widow), r. 164 Tehama
Ml nahan K. (widow), r. 422 Leavenworth
Monahan Luke, laborer, r. 130 Freelon
Monahan Martin, laborer S. F. Grading and Mac-
adamizi g Co,, Long Bridge
Monahan ftlary (widow), r. E s San Bruno Eoad, bet
lour and Five Mile House, South S. F.
Monahan Mary Miss, dry goods and notions, 407
Twen y fourth
Monahan Michael, driver Central E. E., r. 49 Garden
Av
Monahan Michael, laborer, r. 1012 Columbia
Mon:ihan Jlichael, laborer, r. 300 Folsom
Monahan Michael F., shoemaker Edward Main, r. 402
Fremont
Monahan Patrick, shoemaker, r. 15 Garden
Monahan Patrick, weaver Mission Woolen Mills, r.
1336 Natoma
Monahan lerrenee, cook, r. 948 Howard, rear
Monahan Thomas, laborer Union Box Factory, r.
Montgi'iuery's Hotel
Monahan Thomas, plumber Haley & Flynn, r. 118
Eduy, rtar
Mon.ihaii \villiam, laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Monahan William, real estate, r. 7 Dupout
Moiiai an William, engineer S. S. Newport, r. 931Ji
Folsom
Monahan William, solicitor Cal. Farmers' Mutual Fire
Ins. Assn, 310 Pine
Monarch Gravil Jlining Co., Frank B. Latham secre-
tary, office 328 J\Iontgom(ry, room 9
Monasch Julius, tailor, 200.5 Mission
Monbert Autoiue, cuok Dr. Bucknall, 822 Geary
Monblauc Baptiste, stableman Julius Bandmann, 514
Lomb.ird
Monch Charles, cigarmaker, r. cor Eailroad and
Thirty-second avs. South S. F
Monoharmont Prosper, compositor Courrier de San
FraiKisco
Moncisvias Charles, jeweler A. Tuckey, r. NE cor
Stockton and Broadway
Monck George, Ojookbiuder, r. 1127 Folsom
Monck Richard H. (J. Harris & Co.), r. 1127 Folsom
Moncur Emily, domestic Palai-e Hotel
Moiidi.ca Ji sus, paint, r. r. 1 Vernon PI
Mondelet 1 ran^ois, b<iarding, 219 Geary
Mondei Julius, , arringcinaker, r. 31 Hinckley
Mi>n. in F., Friuch Zouaves' Aiinory, 537 Sacramento
Moudon Calixle, dry goods, and boots and shoes, SW
cor Dnpont and Vallejo
Mondt Ch:irl( s, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Mondt Phillip D., clerk The German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 23.i O'Farrell
Mone John J., attorney at law. office 13 Nevada Block,
r. 140 l-age
Moneith Auielia C, tailoress, r. 915 Jackson, rear
Monell Charles A., clerk San Francisco Stock and Ex-
ch.-.nge loard, r. 1400 Jackson
Monell Eliza G. Mrs., bakery, NE cor Leavenworth
and -lackson
Monell Frederick G., clerk San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Hoard, r. 708 Pine
Monell Thomas, blacksmith, r. 22 Rausch
Monell Walter D., photographer I. W. Taber & Co., r.
6 Central PI
Monet Charles, tinsmith, r. 1110 Pacific
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture F>« Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 71S Kearny St.
MON
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Monet John B., nightwatchiuan Calitoruia Mills, r.
1110 Pacific
MoutttruQ H. (Leon Dulioii & Co.), r. Paris Hotel
Moug Charles H., engineer Pac. Power Co., r. 741 How-
ard
Mong Martin, conductor Market St. R. R., r. Second
Av, bet Mission and Gueriero
Mouge Josel'a Mrs., r. 539 Vallejo
Mongozzi Felice, editor La Siiutilla Italiana, ofBce
tii»3 Washington, r. 420 Dniou
Monisih Herman, tailor, 941 Folsom
MONITOR (Catholic weekly), Riv. J. F. Harring-
ton editir, office 02'2 Clay, room H
Monit ir Belmont Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), B. B.
Minor secretary, office 44 Nevada Block
Moniz Edmond, laborer Giant Powder Works, r.
Central Road, nr Twentieth Av
Monk A., seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Monk Thomas J., molder Aetna Iron Works, r. lUi^'
Turk
Monkcom Charles J., locksmith, 8.")8 Howard
Moukhouse Harriet Miss, nurse S. F. Female Hospital,
r. 'J30 Clay
Monk.s .\nna (widow), dressmaker, 114!<j Turk
Monks James, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Monks .Joseph, shoemaker, r. 15 Stevenson
Monks Samuel, hairdresser, 14 Stockton
Monmonier Julius L., xjhysician, office and r. 632
Howard
Monnert Cattra (widow), r. 417 Green
Monuett Stei^hen, cook George C. Brotherton
Monuier Edward, cigars, 'JTli Harrison
MOiVNIER G. t& CO. (John Schneider), wines
uud liquors, 817 Larkin
MOXXIER GEORGE, wines and liquors. SW cor
H .ward and Sumner (and G. Mounier & Co.), r.
11.13 Howard
Monuier Uenri, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
Mounier Peter, silverer Fr. H. Roseubaum & Co., r.
1817 Pine
Mounin Bros. (George and Frank), boots and shoes,
804 Kearny and iiO-i Montgomery
Mounin Frank (Mounin Brothers) ,r. 935 Clay
Monuin George (Mounin Brothers), r. 603 Mont
Mounin John B., boots and shoes, 1526 Polk
Mono and Cross Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie,
Mono Co., Cal.), J. M. Buffington secretary, office
309 Calitoruia, room 4
Mono Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), William H.
Leut secretary, office 62 Nevada Block
Monotte Elia, dyehelper F. Thomas & Co., r. 23 Sixth
Moui-ad Henry, carpenter, r. 2104 Hyde
Moureal Patricia V. (widow) , r. 919 Broadway
Monriques Joseph, waiter Brady k Donleavy, r. SW
cor Harrison and Seventh
Monroe E. B. (Monroe & Potter), r. Oakland
Mduroe E. P., with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 27 Geary
Monroe Francis S., mining secretary, office 419 Cali-
fornia, room 27, r. Oakland
Monroe Frederick, printer, r. 1922 Stevenson
Monroe George, whitener, chimneysweep, paper-
hanger, and bootblack, 201 Second, r. cor Broad-
way and Kearny
Mouroe Harr\ R., carpenter, r. 321 Third
Monroe U. F. Mrs., r. E s Dolores, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Monroe J., waiter S. S. Great Republic
Monroe James, laborer, r. 247 Second
Monroe James, peddler, r. 231 Fifteenth
Mouroe Joseph, first officer bark Malay, r. 610 Minna
Monroe M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 930 Howard
Mimroe William, stoueciitter, r. 423 Bush
Mouroe .^ Potter (E. B. Monroe, and H. N.Potter),
photographers, 415 Montgomery
Mon^ce8 Henry, groceries and liquors, 7.56 Bryant
Mouseese Rebecca (widow), r. IUjO McAllister, rear
Monsun Burdett H., printer Keyt & Co., r. 813 Twen-
tieth
Monson Charles P., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 813 Twentieth
Monson Frank B., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 813 Twen-
tieth
Monson Frank C, r. 813 Twentieth
Monson Frederick H., clerk Mar.us C. Hawley & Co.,
r. 813 Twentieth
Monsueto D'Augustiiii, r. 734 Vallejo, rear
Mont Antonio, bootblack, r. 422 Broadway, rear
Mont Frederick, seaman S. S. Areata, r; 41 Pacific
Montague Catherine, r. 251 Tehama
Montague Eliza Miss, r. .520 Geary
MONTAGUE FEARXJL.EIGH L.., landscaiM
paiuter, studio 11 Kearny, room 38, r. Point Lobos
Av, nr Williamson
Montague Jauies P., master mariner, office 305 Eas-t
Montague James S.. machii ist, r. 15 White's PI
Montague Johu, ironer Willi'im Hughes, r. .55 Second
Montague John, printer M. Weiss, i.417 Bush
Mouiague Johu. seaman, r. 410 Folsom
Moutaguc Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 124 Hayes
Montague Michael, plasterer, r. 124 Hayes
Montague Samuel .S., chief eugiueer Central Pac. R.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 49,
r. Oakland
Montague Wilfred W. (W. W. Moutague & Co.),r.
G aud H' tel
MONTAGUE W. W. <Si CO. (C. Adolphe Low,
Charles A. Belden, and A. A. Watkius), importers
ami jobbers stov s, ranges, metals, iron mantels,
aud tinners' stock, llu-114 Battery
Montana Francisco, compositor, r. 4'2iJ Green
Montana House, Mrs. Elizabeth Eoff proprietress,
li.4 -lessie
Montandau Matilde Miss, teacher French Miss An-
gler, r. 61a O'Farrell
Moutandon Philippe, waiter The Baldwin, r. 811 Miss
Moutaudon William, mate. r. 117 Urumm
Montauo Francisco, Mexican Rifles Armory, 1524
Stockton
Moutblom , employee Lafayette Lodging House
Muntborue H. P., r. 4193<i Stockton
Aloutcharmout Emile, clerk, r. SE cor Green and
Montgomery
Montcharmont Emily Miss, r. SE cor Green and Mont-
gomei y
Montcharmont Prosper, compositor, r. SE cor Green
and Montgomery
Moute Autou, bootblack, 132 Sutter, r. 422 Broadway
Monte Christo Gold Mining Co. (Tuolumue Co., Cal.),
John Raflerty sei retary, office 333 Montgomery
Moiitcagle Joseph, blacksmith, r. Sixteenth Av, bet
P and Q, South S. F.
Montealegre Eduardo (Moutealegre & Co.), r. 1114
Busli
MONTEALEGRE J. G. (successor to Ira Marden
4: Co.), cotfee aud spice mill, proptr Aztec Pinole
Co., aud imijorter teas, 218 Sacramento, r. liruns-
wick House
Montealegre Jose M., physician, r. 1114 Bush
Moutealegre Jose M. Jr. (Moutealegre & Co.), r. 1114
Bush
Montealegre Manuel (Montealegre & Co.), r. 1114
Bush
Moutealegre Maria, r. 1017 Sutter
MONTEALEGRE <fc CO. (Jose Maria Monteal-
egre Jr., Manuel Montealegre, J. Antonio Salazar,
Rafael Gallegos, and Eduardo Montealegre),
importers aud commission merchants, 230 Cal
Monteco Josephine (widow), r. 819 Vallejo
Moutell Edgar H., deputy sheriff, r. 1611 Gough
Moutell Ellen, domestic 121 Turk
Moutell Ellen Mrs., cook, r. '25 Prospect PI
Moutell Frank M., officer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 721
Bryant
Monteverde Florencio E., draughtsman Pac. Iron
Works, r. 1306 Mission
Monteverde Remoua (widow) , r. 2 Maiden Lane
Montgaillard Louis, commis.-iou agent, r. "292 Union
Montgaillard Vincent, printer, r. 292 Union
Mont.;eese James, pautrymau stui Cora, Washington
St. Wharf
Montgomery Aitkin, engineer Spring Valley Water
W orks, r. SW cor Bay and Hyde
MONTGOMERY BATHS, Knoechel & Brand,
proptrs. 621 Montgomery
Monij^oiuery Bella Miss, tailoress, r. 242 Perry
MONTGOMERY BLOCK, E s Montgomery, bet
Merch.iut aud Wasiingtou
Montgomery Catherine (widow), r. 1509 !« Market
MONTGOMERY CHARLES, proptr Montgom-
ery's Hotel, '227-229 Second
Montgomery Edward L., superintendent Merrifield
Mine (Nevada Co , Cal.), r. 915 Capp
Montgomery Frank, molder Johu G. lis, r. 34 Freelon
Montgomery House, William Perkin proptr, 613 Mis-
sion
Montgomery James, laborer, r. 1823 Hyde
Montgomery John, fireman S. 8. Gypsy, Broadway
Wharf
Montgomery John, laborer, r. 242 Perry
Montgomery John, waiter, r. 36 Everett
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cii&, Neck ^rsss, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Sfc
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Montgomery Joseph T.. harnessmaker William Davis,
r. 362 Minna
Montgomery Lilly Miss, r. 26 Sixth
Montgomery Mary (widow) , r. 703 Stockton
Montgomery Mary Ann, domestic 1626 Turk
Montgomery Paul K., plumber, r. 788 Harrison
Montgomery Eobert, porter Sadler & Co.,r. cor Fifth
and Jessie
Montgomery Walter, conductor Market St. K. li., r.
529 Valencia
Montgomery William, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Montgomery William, molder Union Iron Works, r.
•468 Jessie
Montgomery William A., porter Central Pac. E. K., r.
407 Powell
MONTGOflrEBY'S HOTJEL,, Charles Montgom-
ery proptr, 227-229 Second
Montigo Fernando (Alegre & Montigo), and hook-
keeper Wenceslao Loaiza, r. 1217 Washington
Montpellier Albert, cashier and manager Grangers'
Bank of Califorijia, office 42 California, r. SW cor
California and Buchanan
Montrose John B., carpenter, r. 1609 Geary
Monumental Mining Co. (Storey Co., Xev.) , John J.
Scoville secretary, office 59 Xevada Block
Monumental Quicksilver Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),D.M.
Kent secretary, office The Eeal Estate Associates
Building, room 1
Monze Adolph, machinist City Ironworks, r. 604 Val-
lejo
Moock George, butcher. 4 Grand Central Market, r. 121
Fell
Moock Jacob, butcher, r. 31 Valencia
Moody Charles D., painter H. G. Jarman, r. NE cor
Howard and Fifteenth
Moody Charles S., carpenter California Mills, r. 2046
Chestnut, Oakland
Moody Isaac A., carpenter and builder, r. 919 Jackson
Moody James, shipearpenter, r. 510 Davis
Moody John, driver, r. 005 Laguna
Moody John C, carpenter, r. 1825 Jessie
Moody John C, druggist and apothecary, 1401 Polk,
r. 2109 Pine
Moody John H., weigher Custom House, r. 655 H Min
Moody Joseph L., merchant, office 210 Davis, r. SEcor
Jones and Lombard
Moody Louis, ijork butcher, r. Eighth Av, bet L and
M, South S". F.
Moody Mary W. Mrs., physician, r. 1825 Jessie
Moody M. B., chief clerk U. S. Navy Pay Office, r. 718
California
Moody Eichard, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Moody Robert, wharf builder, r. 46 Second
Moody W. C. (W. C. Moody & Co.), r. Oaklaad
Moody W. C. & Co.. moneybrokers, 208 Montgomery
Moodv William (Moodv it Farish), r. Oakland
MOODY & FARISH (William Moody, A. T. and
T. E. Farish), wool commission, 210 Davis
Moodyville Saw Mill Co (limited), (Burrard Inlet, B.
C), Welch & Co. agents, office 109 Cal, room 6
Mooklan John E., miner, r. 247 Second
Mookler J. P., physician, r. 40}^ Geary
Moon , carpenter, r. 202 Sixth
Moon Andrew, r. 514 Third
Moon .\ndrew J. (Moon, Scully & Co.) , r. Oakland
Moon Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 1222 Leav
Moon Henry, teamster, r. 166 Silver
Moon Milton W., painter Patrick J. O'Brien, r. 514
Third
Moon Eobert, draftsman, r 213 Harrison
MOON. SCULLV «)t CO. (A. J. Moon and P.
Scully), importers and wholesale wines and
liquors, 316 Sacramento and 321 Commercial
Mooney .\nue Mrs., r. 603 Ellis
Mooney .\rthur, waiter, r. 5 Everett
Mooney Bartholemew C, policeman City Hall, r. 534
Polk
Mooney Daniel John, groceries and liquors, 1800
Market
Mooney Edward, laborer, r. 21 Anthony
Mooney Eliza (widow), r. 349 Grove
Mooney Eva A. Mrs., seamstress, r. 907 Stockton
Mooney Francis, longshoreman, r. W g Ohio, nr Val-
lejo
Mooney Frank, cor^positor S. F. Chronicle, r. 1224
Broadway
Mooney Gus, clerk P. Kelley, r. 349 Grove
Mooney Hugh, liquorsaloon, 1600 Mission
Mooney James, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet
Dolores and Church
Mooney James, engineer, r. 1012 Potrero Av
Mooney James, waiter, r. 937 Folsom, rear
Mooney John, engineer S. S. Colima, r. 333 Bryant
Mooney John, liquor saloon, cor Tehama and Second,
r. 550 Folsom
Mooney John, travelling agent Singer Sewing Ma-
chines, r. 202 Stevenson
Mooney John H., machinist, r. 218 Eleventh
Mooney Joseph M., driver Bay Ciiy Soda Works, r.
349 Grove
Mooney Kate, domestic 2220 Broadway
Mooney Martin, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Mooney Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Co:, r. 545
Second
Mooney Michael, hostler, r. 519 Mission
Mooney Mollie Miss, shoefitter Jory Brothers, r. 326
O'Farrell
Mooney Patrick, flour and meal, 90S Howard
Mooney Patrick, whitener, r. 3Eoach Alley
Mooney Eobert G., pantryman stm Yosemite, r. 1030
Guerrero
Mooney Thomas, brickmoulder, r. 366 Natoma
Moor E. X., r. 223 Ellis
Moor William H., supt. Central Pac. E. B. Co.'s stms,
office 30 Sacramento, r. 223 Ellis
Moorbrink Barney, tailor, r. 822 Jessie
Moorcrof t F., stoue seal engraver, 126 Kearny, room 47
Moorcroft J., r. 13U9 Stockton
Moorcroft William, clerk James W. H. Campbell
I Moore , carpenter, r. 202 Sixth
I Moore Addie S. (widow), r. 1122 Market
Moore Aloert E., bootfitter, 215 Capp
I Moore Alexander, bookkeeper, r. 63 Clementina
Moore Alfred, shoemaker, r. 4 Harrison Av
Moore Alfred, stockbroker, r. NE cor Second and Fol
Moore Alfred S., salesman Allyue & White, r. 320 Page
Moore Andrew, cabinetmaker, r. 735 Brannan
Moore Andrew, furnituredealer, 1215 Powell, r. 1213
Powell
Moore Andrew, machinist, r. 213 Harrison
Moore Ann (widuW) , r. 239 Sixteenth
Moore Annie H. (widow), r. 509 Bi-yant
Moore Arthur W. (Magee & Moore), r. 923 Hyde
Moore C. S. (widow) , r. 1122 Market
MOORE AUSTIX D. (A. D. Moore & Co., Stock-
•tou) , commission and shipi)iug merchant, office
109 California, room 10, r. 1516 Folsom
Moore Bartholomew P., secrefciry Cal. Furniture Man-
uf Co., office 226 Bush, r. 601 Buchanan
Moore Benjamin, machinehand, r. 262o Sacramento
Moore Bcthuel C, clerk, r. 3036 Sixteenth
Moore Calvin, dentist, office and r. y-10 St. Ann's Bldg
Moore C. D., teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Moore C. H. it Co. (Max Eiselen), projitrs California
Lunch Kitchen, SE cor Minua and New Mont
Moore Charlts, bagsewer Golden tiate Mills, r. 295
Clementina
Moore Charles, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Dock,
r. 807 Folsom
Moore Charles, clerk, r. 213 Harrison
MO'ire Charles, first officer bark Harvest Home, r. 10
Steuart
Moore Charles, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Moore Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Moi re Charles E., r. 94'J Howard
Moore Charles G., teamster Grant & Smith, r. 60S Stev
Moore Charles H. (C. H. Moore ^t C<1.) , r. 253 Minna
Moore Charles J. (E. P. Dauforth .t Co.), r. 1404 Leav
Moore Charles S., clerk Drummoud &: Lemont, r. W s
First Av, btt Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Moore Charles W., physician, office and r. 652 Market
Moore C. P., contractor and builder, 394 Ninth
Moore Daniel W., stable, 955 Folsom
Moore David (David Moore & Co.), r. 1332 Howard
Moore David, stoneyard. NW cor Central Av and Cali-
fornia, r. NE cur Sacramento and Laurel
Moore David A: Co., draymen, corBeale and Market
Moore D. C, hygcio therapeutist, office and r. 8Elli3
Moore E. D. Mrs., physician, office and r. 8 Ellis
Moore Edward (Owens, Moore s Co.), r. Stockton
Moore E<lward, builder, 1007 Powell
Moore Edward F., salesman Payot, TJpham & Co., r.
Euss House
Moore Edward M., salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf
Co., r. 601 Buchanan
Moore Edward P., clerk Zacharias &, Green, r. 4 Eddy
Moore Elizabeth (widow), r. 2327 Bryant Av, rear
Moore Ellen E. Mrs., dressmaker, 3036 Sixteenth
Moore Elliot J. (J. H. & E. J. Moore) , r. 106 First Av
Bullock & Jones— Impcfting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Moore Febbea (widow) , r. 11 Sonora PI |
Moore Frank, r. 2421 Buchanan i
Moore Frank, niusiciau, r. ~ S Selina PI ,
Moore Fmnk, musician Adelphi Theater, r. 85ft Fol
Moore Frank A. furnished rooms, 5)^ Kearny ]
Moore Frederick, waiter S. S. Great Republic I
Moore Fred.W., clerk J. N. Kuowles, r. 20UJ4 Dupont j
Moore George, clerk C. Adolphe, Low & Co., r. Clar- j
endon House
Moore Geoige, shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 13 Dup j
oore George A., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
316 3iS Third I
Moore George A., vice-president Pac. Mutual Life In- j
surance Co., office 512 California, r. 110 Valencia [
Moore George, E. clerk, r. 70i Howard 1
Moore George H. (Moore, Hunt & Co.), r. Louisville, i
Kentucky ]
Moore George H., carpenter and contractor, 394 Ninth '
Moore George O., architect, r. 934 Dolores 1
Moore George S., master mariner, r. 108 Stockton
Moore H. A. Mrs., inventor scientific hair producer, I
108 Stockton j
Moore Harry, local policeman, r. 867 Folsom |
Moore H. B., conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r. 624
Fourth
Moore Helen Mrs., r. 11 Ninth
Moore Henry, carriagetrimmer, r. 805 Howard
Moore Henry, i^orkpacker, r. S s Sixth Av. bet L. and
M., South S. F.
Moore Hc-ury, teamster Alms House
Moore Henry .J., plumber melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 11 Page
MOORE HEXRY K., attorney at law, office 528
California, r. 815 Eddy
Moore Henry M., secretary W. P. C, office 861 Mar-
ket, r. 6U8 Stevenson
Moore Herbert B., bookkeeper Pacific Mutual Life I
Insurance Co., r. 110 Valencia |
Moore Hiland A. (Gilbert & Moore) , r. 923 Valencia i
Moore Hiram M., r. 449Tebama |
Moore Horace E., salesman Linsley & Co., r. 1504 Fol
Moore Horace H., bookseller, office 116 }i Post
Moore H. P.. clerk, r. 409 First
SIOORE, HUXT & CO. (G. H. Moore, Henry B.
Hunt and Cornelius Deweese Jr.) , wholesale wines
and liquors, and sole agents for Jesse Moore &
Go's whiskies, Louisville, Kentucky, 32 California
Moore Isaac (Moore, Wilkie & Gray), r. 934 Dolores
Moore Isaac, bookkeeper Coffin & Hendry, r. Alameda
Moore Isabella (widow) , r. S s Parker, bet California
Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Moore Isidore C, importer teas and cofiee, 317 Bat-
tery, r. 310 Fulton
Moore J., horstradish dealer. Centre Market, r. 252
Second
MooreJacob, local policeman, r. 2014 M Dupont
Moore Jt,cob, mining secretary, office 309 California,
rooms 8-9. r. 1145 Howard
Moore .Jacob G., appraiser Custom House, r. 422 Sec-
ond
Moore .James (-James Moore & Co.) , r. 524 Fell
Moore James, coppersmith, r. 32 Russ
Moore James, driver Market St. and Hayes Valley
R. R.
Moore James. engineer. r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Moore James, fireman Mission AVoolen Mills
Moore James, hostler Central R. R., r. 1115 Tyler
Moore James, laborer, r. 7 Alabama
Moore James, laborer, r. 114 .\lta PI
Moore James, laborer, r. E s Illinois, nr Twentieth
Moore James, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co.
Moore James, mason, r. NE cor Pine and Powell
Moore James, millwright J. Spaulding & Co.
Moore James, paver Superintendent of Streets
Moore James, receiving teller Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. San Rafael
Moore James, teamster, r. 54 Sacramento
BIOORE JAMES dt CO. (James E. Hobson and
Wilfred Page) , commi.ssion merchants, 323 Front
Moore James B., secretarj- Merchants' Pro. Assn of
S. F., office 123 California, rooms 31-35, r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Moore James M., longshoreman, r. 209 Steuart
Moore James S., porter C. Adolphe Low & Co., r. 8W
cor Castro and Elizabeth
Moore James T., harnessmaker Augustus Tillman, r.
230 Dora
Moore James W., barkeeper C. Coates, r. 419 Sutter,
rear
Moore Jane A. Mme., milliner, 316H Third
Moore Jean, teamster, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Moore Jennie Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Moore Jesse, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
MOORE J. H. Si E. J., attorneys at law, office
77-78 Montgomery Block
Moore John (Moore & Murphy) , r. 16 SIoss
Moore John, boatman, Meiggs' Wharf
Moore John, bootfltter, 215 Capp
Moore John, boots and shots, 1057 Folsom
Moore John, coachman Lelaud Stanford, r. NE cor
California and Powell
Moore Joi.u, fireman Oakland Ferrj-, r. 519 Mission
Moore John, laborer, r. 1533^ Third
Moore John, laborer, r. 463 Stevenson
Moore John, laborer, r. W s Shasta, bet Illinois and
Jlichigau
Moore John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 23 >4 Ritcta
Moore John, miner, r. 13 Bryant Av
Moore John, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. China
Moore John, watchman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Moore John, wood and coal, 062 Mission, r. 263 Minna
Moore John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Moore John A. (Moore k McLaren), r. 208 Ellis
Moore John C, r. 5 Washington
Moore John C, salesman William R. Stone, r. 4 Eddy
Moore John E., saloon watch Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Moore John H., machine operator S.W. Levj', r. 1505 Ji
Market
Moore John M., secretary Eureka Artificial Stone Co.,
office 300 Montgomery, r. 1320 California
Moore John O., general railroad agent, r. 009 Folsom
Moore John R., laborer A. E. Swain, r. 036 Market
Moore John S. (Horan & Moore), r. 1504 Folsom
Moore Joseph, laborer, r. E s Florida, bet Butte and
Twentieth
Moore Joseph, seaman H. L. Tiernan, r. 132 Steuart
Moore Joseph, superintendent Bisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 213 Harrison
Moore Joseph F., barber Joseph M. Silva, r. 1145 Fol
Moore Joseph H. (J. H. & E. J. Moore) , r. 106 First Av
Moore J. R., r. 521 Pacific
Moore Justin (Taylor & Moore) , r. 606 Folsom
Moore Justin P., office 240 Montgomery, room 1, r. San
Rafael
Moore L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 405 Kearny
Moore Lizzie Miss, r. 741 Ellis
Moore Lizzie Miss, r. 1200 Mason
Moore Lorenzo A., watchman New V. S. Appraiser's
Building
Moore Lorenzo D., teamster, r. 9 Warren Av
Moore Louis, apprentice H. G. Biart, r. 3036 Six-
teenth
Moore Lucien B., r. 4483^ Third
Moore M., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Moore M. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Moore Maggie, domestic 517 Fell
Moore Maggie, teacher, r. 33 3<:- O'Farrell
Moore Margaret, domestic 8(J2 McAllister
Moore Mary (widow) , r. 934 Howard
Moore Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 215 Capp
Moore Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Jane Heller, r. cor
Broderick and Clay
Moore Maiy B. Mrs., principal Jackson Street Primary
School, r. 313 Hyde
Moore Mary C, trimmer Porter, Oppenheimer. Sles-
singer .v Co., r. 334 Seventh
Moore Mary O. (widow), r. 105 Twenty-fourth
Moore Matilda E. Mrs., assistant Sanchez Street Pri-
mary School, r. Sherman, bet Eighteenth and
Nineteenth
Moore May, r. 3354 O'Farrell
Moore M. G., clerk Continental Wharf, r. 1!56 Third
Moore Michael, r. 65 Jessie
Moore Michael, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer A: Co., r. a34 Seventh
Moore Michael, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 208
Chnieijtina
Moore Michael, oiler Pacific Mail S.S. City of Panama
Moore Michael, seaman, r. "209 Steuart
Moore Milton G., clerk Harlev & Whitelaw, r. 156
Third
Moore Nathan W., principal Urban Academy, 8W cor
Geary and Mason, r. 128 Tyler
Moore Nathaniel, commercial advertiser, r. 715 How
Moore Nalhnniel, salesman E. H. Jones & Co.
Moore Neal, miustrel, r. Overland House
Moore Octavius G.. draftsman Wright&Sanders.r. 934
Dolores
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON «S;EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Moore Oliver, barkeeper Hammam Baths, r. 13 Dup
Moore Uwen, real estate agent, office and r. 405 Kear
Moore Owen, salesman Prtstou & McElnnon, r. 429
Bush
Moort Patrick, stevedore, r. 909 Vallejo
Moore Patrick A., boottinisher Porter, Oppenhelmer,
Sles.-inger & Co., r. 4 Harrison Av
Moore Piter, laborer, r. C"So House
Moore Peter, sbipcarpenter, r. 127 Jackson
Moc re Peter J., groceries and liquors, 537 Bryant
Moore Philips C. carpenter, r. 9 Farren Av
Moore Philip I)., miner, r. 1709 Howard
Moore Keubeu C, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Muorc Ki. hard, magazinekeeper John Skinker, r. Du-
pontville, Marin Co.,
Moore Robert, baker, r. 9 Rausch, rear
Moore Kobert, boctfitter, 215 Capp
Moore Robert, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1129
Ellis
Moore Robert B., machine hand Union Box Factory, r
204 First
Moore Kobert C, mariner, r. 127 Folsom ,
Moore Robert N., clerk Barker & Snow, r. 1129 Ellis
Moore Kobert S., boottitter, 215 Capp
Moore Rosa (widow) , domestic 1007 Howard
Moore R. P. Mrs., si aUiStress, r. Revere House
Moore S., hay and grain, wood and coal, 835 Valencia,
and lSii4 Stevenson
Mooe Samuel, clerk Frederick Estrada, r. 827 Green-
wich
Moore Stewart (Lawson & Moore), r. 155 Shipley
Moore Susan A. Mrs., boarding, 1532 Polk
Moure T. B., carpenter, r. 452 Natoma
Moore Thomas, laborer Pacific Robing Mill
Moore Thomas, machinist Jonathan Kittredge, r. 16
Veroj.a PI
Moore Thomas, marblecutter, r. Sacramento, bet De-
visadero and Scott
Moore Thomas H., watchman stm City of Stockton,
Washinytou St. Wharf
Moore Thomas K., clerk, r. 449 Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Moore Thomas W., office 61 Nevada Block, r. The
Baldwin
Moore Wellesley, cleik W. Lane Booker, 319 Cal
MOORK, W1L.KIE 6i GRAY (Isaac Moore, An-
drew Wilkie, and John H. Gray) , moldings, win-
dow frames, doors, etc., Mechanics' Mill, SW cor
Mission and Fremont
Moore William (Kelling & Moore), r. 421 Pacific
Moure William, blacksmith, 1123 Market, r. 518 Mis
Moore William, hostler C. R. Taylor, r. 11 Powell
Moore William, laborer, r. Folsom, bet Twenty-sixth
and Tweniy-stventh
Moore William, laborer, r. 1034 ^^ Folsom
Moore William, liquor saloon, 518 Mission
Mooie W'illiam, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r 451J<2
Jessie
Moore William, refiner Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 451 }<i
Jessie
Moore William, iihotogvapher, r. 949 Mission
Muore William, saksniau Cobliner Bros., r. 4 Eddy
Moore William, shipping cleik Newton Bros, & Co.,
r. 72(i Harrison
Moore \^ illiam, teamster John T. Smythe, r. 7 Va-
lencia
Moore William, waiter stm Mary Garratt, r. Stockton
Moore William A., plumber, r. 927 Washington, rear
Ibjore William A., porter Jacob Davis, r. 11 Sonora
Moore William H., clerk collection department Wells,
Fargo \ Co., r. 29 Du])ont
Mo. re William J., clerk Mary McCarthy, r. 934 How
Moore Willi.im J., solicitor, r. 142 Seventh
Moore W. P., salesman Patent Brick Co., 513 Mont-
gomery, r. 1140 Green
Moure Zadock W., fruits and vegetables, 37-39 Cali-
fornia Marhet, r. 26 Haight
Moore J(: McLaren (John A. Moore and Charles S.
McLaren), hay and grain, 14-16 Spear
Moored Murphy (Juliu Moore and John Murphy),
boots anil Bh<;es, 138 Sixth
Moore. See Moor and More
Moore's Fbit Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.) , J.
M. Buffiugton secretary, (jffice 309 Cal. room 4
MoorcM John, txpressinaii. r. 4lo!i;. Brannan
Mourhcad .\lbert. i iirpeiit. r, r. 207 Montgomery Av
MooriK ad James, siilesmau Godchaux Bros. & Co., r.
Occidental Hotel
Moorhead John, carpenter Robinsou & Gillespie
Moorhead J. W., r. Palace Hotel
Moorman Peter C, master mariner, r. 20 Mission, rear
Moormann Charles, barkeeper, r. 6 Clara Lane
Moors Frank B., clerk W. F. Dorrance, r.2116 Howard
Moors Henry C, contractor, r. 2116 Howard
Moors Oliver E., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 2116
Howard
Mooser Louis, salesman, r. 1112 Market
M00S£:R WILLIAM, architect, office 302 Mont-
gomery, room 46, r. 1076 Union
Moot Henry, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Moot Mary A., domestic 111 Oak
Moot Peter J., laborer, r. 314 Folsom
Moote Samuel, foreman Bacon & Co., r. S s Rutledge
Av, bet Cal Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Moote Samuel D., carxjenter, r. S s Rutledge Av, bet
California Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Mootry Thomas Jr., miner, office 116 Front, r. Lick
House
MORAGHAN MICHAEL B., oyster and chop
house, 68 California Market, r. 116 Ridley
Morales Alexandi r, miner, r. 4 Caroline PI
Morales Lus (widow), r. 624 Lombard
Morales Teofilo, cigars and tobacco, 517 Montgomery
Av, r. 1113 J$ Kearny
Moran Alexander, collector, r. 2209 Leavenworth
Moran Anthony, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Moran Bernard, hostler Hayes Valley and Market St.
R. R.. r. 636 Fulton, rear
Moran Bertha A. (widow), r. 216 Seventh
Moran Bridget (widow), r. S sPrecita Av, nr Mies
Moran Charles E., with Spring Valley Waterworks,
r. 26 Sacramento
Moran Christopher, fireman, r. 148 Stuart, rear
Moran Daniel, clerk, r. 209 Prospect PI
Moran Daniel, coalheaver S. S. Aucon, r. 546 Tehama
Moran Daniel, porter, r. 346 Fourth
Moran Daniel, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Moran Daniel, waiter Lick House, r. 215 Fourth
Moran David, hostler Richard W. Harris, r. 807 Mont
Moran David, stableman, r. 424 Broadway
Moran Edward, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r. 27 Alta PI
Moran Edward, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Moran Edward, messenger Union Club
Moran Edward, stableman Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 2821
California
Moran Ellen, domestic 1531 Sutter
Moran KUen Misf, cigarmaker HoUing Brothers, r.
, 20 J^ Welsh
Moran Frank, groceries and liquors, 422 Fourth
Moran Frank, machiuehand California Cracker Co., r.
1022 Montgomery
Moran Frank, plumber, r. 1505 3^ Franklin
Moran Frank J., carriagesmith Albert Folsom, r. 21
Ellis
Moran George G., r. Hackmcier's Hotel
Moran George S., machinist, r. Ocean House Road,
opposite Alms House
Moran Harrison, dairyman, 326 Duncan, nr Castro
Moran James, machiuehand California Cracker Co.,
r. 1022 Montgomery
Moran James, painter Koch & Rogers, r. 409 Sutter
Moran James, se.'imau, r. 2 Ft ederick
Moran James, teamster, r. 12 Maria
Moraii James F., compositor Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
1220 Leavenworth
Moran James F., policeman City Hall, r. Commercial
Hotel
Moran Jaiues M., dry goods, 204-206 Sixth, r. 126 Sixth
Moran John, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 875
Folsom
Moran John, cook, r. 163 Silver
Moran John, deckhand stm Harriet, Jackson St.
Wharf
Moran John, laborer, r. 1 !<; Chesley
Moran Jolm, laborer, r. 29 Harriet
Moraii John, laborer, r. 37 White PI
Moran Jolm, laborer Mission Bay W^arehouso, r. '20)4
Welsh
Moran John B., latiiidryninn La Grande Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Moran John M., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry, r.
126 Sixth
Moran Jost ph, clerk James M. Muran, r. 107 Ninth
Bloran Joseph P., printer, r. 621 Stevenson
Moran Louis, machiuehand Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1022
Montgomery
Moraii Malachi, hostler Market St. R. R., r. 408 Val-
encia
Moran Alartin, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Mcntg'y St.— Latest <S; Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGAEETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Morau Martin, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Moriui Mary (widow), r. 1505 Ji Franklin
Muran Marj-, domestic 429 Eddy
Morau Miiry Mit-s, domestic 821 Post
Morau Mary Miss, domestic 1508 Sacramento
Moran Mary Mrs., domestic 400 Van Ness Av
Morau Mary J. (widow), r. 616 Minna
Moral! Mary Mrs, milliner Palais Uoyal, r. 1220 Leav
Morau Michael, cardriver Omnibus U. R., r. 244 Clem
Moran Michael, laborer S. F. Grading and Macada-
mizing Co., Long Bridge
Moran Michael, liquor saloou, 48 Jessie
Morau Michael, pressman George H. Tay & Co., r. 445
Fifth
Moran Michael, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 150 Shipley
Moran Nellie Miss, r. 1220 Leavenworth
Moran Patrick, laborer, r. 8!'4 Decatur
Moran Patrick, soappeddler, r. W s Nebraska, nr Six-
teenth
Moran Patrick, tailor, r. 7 Hi Garden, rear
Moran Patrick, watchman, r. 158 Silver
Morau Patrick J., agent United St.ites White Labor
Laundry, 328 Broadway, r. 1022 Montgomery
Moran Peter, carpenter, r. 1^2 Alta PI
Moran Rose, domestic 62(5 Harrison
Moran S., r. 209 LeidesdortT
Moran Thomas (Moran & Co.), r. 29 Commercial •
Moran Thomas, bellman Occidental Hot -1
Moran Thomas, hostler, r. 19 Sherwood PI
Moran Thomas, laborer stm Bullion, Selby Smelting
Works, r. Oakland
Moran Thomas, plumber, r. 32 Alta PI
Moran Thomas A., night inspector Custom House
Morau Thomas J., dyer Charles J. Holmes, r. 915
Natoma
Moran Thomas J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1930 Sleveuson
Moran Williau, clerk Hill & Kilgour, r. 1220 Leav
Moran William, steward Union Club, r. 1220 Leav
Moran William J., gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. IJi
Chtsley
MORAN »k CO (Thomas Moran and Thomas Mc-
Inerney) , real-estate agents, 605 Sacramento
Morand John, marblecutter Daniel Sheerin, r. 113
Grove
Morand John, carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
Park House
Morand Peter, teamster, r. 1021 Filbert
Morand Thomas, carpenter, r. 17 Harriet
Moranda Bartolomeo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5>4 Kearny
Moraudo Louis, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Morars Charles, laborer N.cholas Caetis, r. 10C3 Miss
Moratski Gabriel, capitalist, r. N s Precita Av, nr Miss
Morcel Albert, blacksmith J. Morcel, r. 12 Stockton
PI
Morcel Joseph, blacksmith, 12 Stockton PI
Morchio Anna Mrs., importer and manuf feathers, 22
Kearuy
Morchio Frank, clerk, r. 1107 Kearny
Mordecai Isaac T., carrier Chronicle and Post, r. E s
Mississippi, nr Mariposa
Mordecai J., foreman Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D.
Mordhorst D. C, carpenter, r. 656 Minna
Mordoflf Frank W., student Heald's Business College,
r. 1028 Larkin
Mordoff Homer Mrs., r. 1028 Larkin
More George, cook, r. 18 Anna
More Joseph G., grocer, r. 26 J^ Howard Court
More Joseph John, carpenter, 135 Second, r. S B Fell,
bet Stciner and Pierce
Morp Julia Mrs., hairworker, r. 2 Wetmore PI
More Mary, domestic, 110 )<; McAllister
MORE, REYNOLDS «& CO. (Samuel More and
Frank B. Reynolds), wholesale liquors, 212 Cal
More Samuel (More, Reynolds SCo.), r. Grand Hotel
More Thomas, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. NEcor T wen ty-1 bird and Diamond
More William F., carpenter, r. S 8 Fell, bet Steiner
and Pierce
Moreal H. P. (H. P. Moreal & Co.), r. Alameda
Moreal H. P. & Co., real-estate, law and collection
office, 402 Montgomery, room 7
Moreau Eugene, machinist, 212 Liedesdorff, r. cor
Post and Dupont
Moreau Georges (Verdier, Moreau & Co.), r. 334 Eddy
Moreham Nathan, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Morehead Annie .Mrs., lodgings, 408 Fourth
Morehead Samuel, driver City R. R.,r. 1 First Av
Morehouse B. C, miner, r. 20 M
Morehouse George F., clerk Charl«B Sutton Jr. & Co.,
r. .525 Shotwell
Morehouse Legrand, real estate, r. 307 Octavia
Morehouse William P., policeman City Hall, r. 1205
Taylor
Morel Albert, dentist, office and r. 838 Market, room 2
Morel Charles F., teacher music and French, r. 1026
Hyde
Morel Josephine (widow) , dressmaker, r. 712 Vallejo
Moreland Frances (widow), furnished rooms, 1050
Howard
Morelli Candido, vegetable dealer, r. 1516 Powell
Morelli Carlo, watchman Caiiipi's Restaurant
Morelli Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Morelos Antonio, manuf cigars and cigarettes, 035 Pa-
cific, r. SW cor Mason and Broadway
Morelos. See Morales
Morengo Elow, laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Moreno Adela Miss, r. 506 Stevenson
Moreno Joseph, longshoreman, r. 40 Stanly PI
Moreno Manuel, carpenter, r. 13 Hinckley t
Moreno Mining Co. (Yuma Co., Arizona), E. R. Pope
secretary, office 217 Sansoiu, room 3
Morer George, laborer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Moresco Domingo, laborer, r. 1U25 Montgomery
Moresi Giovanni, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearuy
Moresi Lucio, cook Battista Giacometti, r, Clementi-
na PI
Moresi Pietro, tinsmith, r. 824 Pacific
Mori^si Roccio, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Moret Marseline (Moret & Ranveau), r. 1518 Stockton
Moret & Ranveau (Mar.seliue Jloret and Severin Ran-
veau) , bakery, 1518 Stockton
Moretti Attilio (Moretti k. Trezzini), r. 920 Market
Moretti Carlo, professor music, r. 409 Leavenwor;h
MORETTI <& TREZZINI (Attilio Moretti and
Bernardo Trezzini) , fresco painters, 118 St. Ann's
Building
Morey Charles H., cashier Kittle & Co., r. 240 Sixth
Morey Charles H., special officer California St. R. It.,
r. SW cor Kearny and California
Morey Elizabeth J. (widow), furnished rooms, 1022
Mission
Morey Erastus, r. SW cor Scott and Clay
Morey Henry H. B., bricklayer, r. 1731 Market, rear
Morey Joseph, miner, r. 1111 Filbert, rear
Morey J. P., seaman, r. Oriental Hotel
Morey Roswell E., superinteudeut Union Box Fac-
tory, r. cor Twenty-eighth and Myrtle, Oakland
Morey Wellington E.. mill hand Capitol Mills, r. 12
Sacramento
Morfee P. J., carpenter, 502 J^ Third
Morffew Thomas, dentist, office 120 Sutter, r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Morfil Jacob, barkeeper, r. St. Charles Hotel
Morgan Albert W., carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 1122
Market
Morgan Alexander, laundry man United States Laun-
dry, E s Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Morgan Alfred (Morgan Brothers & Canham), r. 1
Latham PI
Morgan Alfred, mining, r. The Baldwin
Morgan .\nnie. pantrywoman St. Mary's HosiJital
Morgan August, teamster, r. 414 Vallejo
Morgan Blanche (widow), r. 225 Perry
Morgan Brothers & Canham (Alfred and George Mor-
gan and Frederick Canham), fruits, 016 Market
Morgan C. A., bookkeeper, r.3U7 Dolores
Morgan C. B., book.^eeper W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Morgan Charles B., clerk collection department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 1111 Union
Morgan Charles C, r. 631 butter
Morgan Cyn hia (widow), r. 1031 Clay
Morgan David E., student Heald's Business College,
r. 619 Larkin
Morgan Delia Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 220
Park Av
Morgan Dennis, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Morgan D. T., oculist, r. 307 Fourth
Morgan Edward, miner, r. 218 Broadway
Morgan Edward H., bookkeeper Albert Mau & Co., r.
Oakland
Morgan Edwin D., cashier First National Gold Bank
of San Francisco, < ffice 319 Montgomery, cor
Summer, r. Ili2 Jackson
Morgan Elijah, barkeeper John L. Davis, r. SW cor
Montgomery and Broadway
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Morgan Frank 6., dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r.
1509 Leavenworth
Morgan Gt-orge (Morgan Brothers & Canham), r. 1
Latham PI
Morgan George, r. 413 Van Ness Av
Morgan Henry, apprentice J. M. Comerford
Morgan Heurv, carpenter, r. Twenty-eighth, bet
Church and Dolores
Morgan Henry, seaman, r. 20-t Steuart
Morgan J., carpenter, r. 771 Mission
Morgan James, r. 2-i Sixth
Morgan James, cook S. S. Alaska, r. 42 Stanly PI
Morgan James, longshoreman, r. 775 Mission
Morgan James, mining, r. Grand Hotel
Morgan James, seaman, r. 443 Green
Morgan James, stonecutter, r. 605 Ivy Av
Morgan James B., papercarrier, r. 1120 Market
Morgan James S., painter Eggers & Keefe, r. SW cor
Broadway and Dupont
Morgan James V., plumber, r. E s Sherman, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Mortfan J. B.. r. 504 Valencia
Morgan J. B. M., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Morgan Jeremiah, driver, r. 26 Perry, rear
Morgan J. H., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Morgan John, r. 8 Dupont
Morgan John, r. 362 Clementina
Morgan John, carpenter S. S. George W. Elder, Fol-
som St. Wharf
Morgan John, carriagewasher. r. 18 J^ Freelon
Morgan John, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 730 Har
Morgan John, master mariner, r. 230 Kearny
Morgan John, nurse City and County Hospital
Morgan John, stockdealer, r. 211 Minna
Morgan John F. seaman, r. SE cor Pacific and Davis
Morgan John J., r. 826 Broadway
Morgan John S. (Morgan & Co., and Crellin & Co.), r.
SW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth
Morgan John S., laundryman U. S. Laundry, r. 22
Hampshire
Morgan .John T., banker, r. 619 Larkin
Morgan Joseph, seaman S. S. Constantine, Bdwy Wharf
BIORGAN JOSEPH \V., mining secretary, office
318 Pine, rooms 32-34, r. 18 Laugton
Morgan J. R., salesman S. Hartman & Brother, r. 8
Walnut Av
Morgan J. S., r. 905 Market
Morgan J. T., driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r. 174
Jessie
Morgan Laura, physician, oflice and r. 708 Sutter
Morgan Levi A., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 929
Eighteenth
Morgan Ludwig W. carpenter, r. E s Twenty-eighth,
bet Church and Dolores
Morgan Margaret (widow), r. 56 Clara
Morgan Margaret (widow) , r. 731 Hnyes
Morgan Martha E. (widow), r. E s Sherman, bet
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Morgan Mary, pantrywoman St. Mary's Hospital
Morgan Mary C. (widow), r. 2324 Fillmore
Morgan Mary T. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 1122
Market
Morgan Maxwell H., architect, r. 5.56 Brannan
Morgan Mining Co., John J. Raphael secretary, office
533 Kearny
Morgan Patrick, melter John G. lis, r. 142 Natoma
Morgan Patrick, milkman, and liquor saloon, SW cor
Baker and Beach
Morgan Patrick, stableman George Eggleton, r. 121
Jackson
Morgan Richard, teacher, r. 1403 Vallejo
Morgan Robert, framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
17 Sherman
Morgan Robert H. (Cummins & Morgan), r. 2337 Miss
Morgan Rosa E. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1005 Harrison
Morgan Samuel, r. 206 Dolores
Morgan S. E. Miss, artist, NW cor O'Farrell and
Dupont, r. Brooklyn
Morgan Thomas, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Morgan Thomas, teamster Woodward's Gardens, r. 17
First Av
Morgan Thomas E., r. 17 Sherman
Morgan Thomas E., blacksraitli, r. 1122 Market
Morgan Thomas R., r. 210 Dolores
Morgan T. W., miner, r. Philadelphia House
Morgan Vaughan, builermaker Mc.\fee Boiler Works,
r. 112 Tehama
Morgan William (Freund & Morgan), r. 769 Bryant
Morgan William (Richards & Morgan), r. 539 Pacific
Morgan William, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Morgan William, laborer, r. 921 Battery
Morgan William, sailmaker, r. 32 Minna
Morgan William, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Morgan William C, r. 130 Turk
Morgan William H., civil engineer, r. 1429 Mission
Morgan William P., agent Mc-rideu Britannia Co.,
office 134 Sutter, r. 830 Post
Morgan William T., student Heald's Business College,
r. 619 Larkin
Morgan W. S., workman U. S. Mint, r. 715 Howard
Morgan & Co. (John S. Morgan and John and Thomas
Crellin) , wholesale oysters, 87 California Market
Morgana Agostiuo, drayman Pascal, Dubedat k, Co.. r.
414 Vallejo
Morganti Dominico, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Morgensen Edward, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Morgenstern Adolphe Mrs. (widow), r. 522 Jones
Morgenstern Albert, real estate, r. 504 Taylor
Morgenstern Alfred W., butcher, 544-546 Third
Morgenstern Louis A., cigars and tobacco, Lick
House Saloon, r. 522 Jones
Morgenstern M., truukmaker, r. 1406 Polk
Morgenstern Myer, notebroker, office 436 Montgomery,
r. 221 Turk
Morgenstern Samuel, real estate, r. 1118 Leaven-
worth
Morgenstern William, hairdressing saloon, 540 Mar-
ket
Morgenthal Anthony, clerk Frank F. Taylor, r. Ahl-
born House
Morgenthau Gustave, assistant superintendent Mis-
sion Soap and Candle Wurks, r. 1119 Stockton
Morgenthau Max, jobber gents' furnishing goods, and
S. P. Pioneer Woolen Factory goods, and proptr
Mission Soap and Candle Works, office 108 Bush,
r. 1119 Stockton
MORGUE CITY AXD COUIVTY, 16 O'Farrell
Moriarty Brothers (Patrick and Daniel), groceries and
liquors. NE cor Twenty-third and Hampshire
Moriarty Daniel (Moriarty Brothers), r. 1109 York
Moriarty Dennis, laborer, r. 1131 Harrison
Moriarty Edward, clerk Moriarty Brothers, r. NE cor
Twenty- third and Hampshiie
Moriarty Ellen (widow), r. 118 Gilbert
Moriarty Eugene, chicken ranch, r. Lewis nr Silver
Av
Moriarty Jeremiah, bartender Sears & Foley, r. 2
W'ashington
Moriarty Jeremiah, tailor Samuel R. Rhodes, r. Oak-
land
Moriarty Jeremiah, expressman, SW cor Mission and
Fourth, r. 18 Herman
Moriarty John, cook, r. 641 Commercial
Moriarty John, dairyman, r. 183 Jessie
Moriarty John, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Moriarty John, laborer Spring Valley Water Works, r.
24 Howard Court
Moriarty Maurice, laborer Southern Pac. R. R., r.
Quinn, nr Valencia
Moriarty Patrick (Moriarty Brothe'rs), r. N s Twenty-
third bet York and Brj'ant Av
Moriarty Robert, groceries, wines and liquors, SW cor
Hyde and Kroadway
Moriarty Thomas, laborer, r. 7 Lick Alley
Moriarty Timothy, milkman, W 8 First Av, bet Clay
and Sacramento
Moriarty W. A., first assistant engineer Pacific Mail
S. S. City of New York
Morie George, cook's heli^er Palace Hotel
Mories Addison H., bookkeeper Brown, Craig & Co.,
r. Oakland
Morilla Giuseppe, vegetable iieddler, r. 1516 P')well,
rear
Morin Joseph, wagonmaker, r. 509 Vallejo
Morisco Mining Co. (Comstock), O. C. Miller secre-
tary, oflice 426 California, room 2
MORISOX, HUTC'HIXSOA" & CO. (Thomas
H. Morison, Gardiner S. Hutchinson, Henry B.
Pierce, and Charles D. Hoyt), importers and
manufs star shirts, drawers etc.. 112 Bush
Morison James H., real estate and business agency,
541 Sf.cramento, r. Oakland
Morison Robert J., clerk E. Grisar & Co., r. Graham
House
MORISON SAMUEL, A., real estate, office 436
Montgomery, r. Oakland
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Pumishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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MoriBon Thomas H. (Morison, Huichinson & Co.),r.
New York
Morison William C, real estate and business agency,
541 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Morison. See Morrison
Moritz Herman, r. 777 Market
Moritz John, miner, r. 18 First
Moritz John C, butcher, 705 Montgomery Av, r. 7H)^
Filbert
Morizio Joseph, mining secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room '2-t, r. 924 Pacific
Mork Jacob, collector, r. 18 Hayes
MORKEX HERMANN P.,prottr Frank's Saloon,
328 Pine, r. 827 Post
Morley Frederick, peddler, r. nr San Miguel Station
Morley Hattie Mrs. (widow), r. 223 Dupont
Morley James, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Morley Michael, longshoreman, r. 405 Beale
Morley Thorns, mattressmaker, r. 405 Beale
Morling William, assistant cook Presidio Reser'fration
Morlock Charles, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, r. 1121
Post
Morlock Charles, clerk "Weliman, Peck & Co., r. 1121
Post
Morlock Frederick, dairy produce, 25 Centre Market,
r. I(i08 California
MORNING CALIi (daily and weekly), S.F. Call Co.
publishers, office 525 Montgomery, editorial rooms
517 Clay
Morning Star Gold and Silver Mining Co., S. B.
Maholm secretary, office 331 Montgomery, room 7
Moro Henry, grocer, r. 1318 California
Moron Beniamin, bookkeeper Ravenna, Ghirardelli &
Co., r. 627 Union
Moroney Charles, bookkeeper Daly & Hawkins, r. 32
Eleventh
I Moroney John, cardriver, r. 4273^ Clementina
I Moroney John, laborer, r. 22 Freelon
26 J4
Moroney John, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r.
Clinton
Moroney Martin, laborer, r. 547 Mission
Moroney Mary E. Miss, assii<taut Eighth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1710 Bush
Moroney Paul, stockbroker, office 314 Montgomery,
rooms 1-2, r. 32 Eleventh
Moroney Paul Lannlng, cashier Paul Moroney, r. 105
Stockton
Moroney Peter, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 50
Clementina
Morong John C, lieutenant commanding U. S. Naval
Rendezvous, 504 Washington, r. 301 Jones
Morovich John, fruits, cigars and tobacco, 1706 Polk
Morrel James W., historian, office The City Argus, G05
Montgomery
KORREIiI. A. J. . real-estate, office 420 Montgom-
ery, room 8, r. 530 Harrison
Morrell Charles, musician, r. 210 Prospect PI
Morrell Charles, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Morrell Charles Jr., musician, r. 210 Prospect PI
Mcrrell Eliza J. (widow), r. 18M Russ
Morrell £. D. Mrs. teacher Zeitska Institute
Morrell Frank D., carpenter U. S. Mint, r. 607 Stock
Morrell H. C, clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 712 Leav
Morrell M., merchant, (Santa Rosa), r. 309 Eddy
Morrell Marguerite (widow), r. 15 William
Morrell. See Morel and Morrill
Morrelli S., fruitdealer, r. 710 Washington
Morri Carlo, cook Nicholas Castis, r.244 Jessie
Morrias Joseph, cabinetmaker, r. G20Brannan
Morrigan Catheriue (widow), r. 313 Main
Morriyan Patrick, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Jlorrill Eliza G. Mrs., 1305!^ Sacramento
Morrill E. J. Mrs., r. 110 Sixth
Morrill Frank, r. 60O Bush
Morrill Jane P. (widow), r. 2916 Folsom
Morrill Oliver C, r. 712 Leavenworth
MORRILL PAUL, surveyor Port San Francisco,
office Custom House, third floor, r. 1005 Sutter
Morrill Simon S., Ironmoulder, r. 2704 Mission
Morrill Simon S. Jr., printer Franci8,Valentine & Co.,
r. 2704 Mission
Morriu Thomas, boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 646
Howard
Morris , traveling agent, r. 206 Kearny
Morris A. merchant (Chinese Camp), office 2 Battery,
r. 525 Fell
Morris A., merchant tailor, 119 Third, r. 20.34 Mission
Morris Aaron, r. W s Dolores, bet Twenty-first and
Twenty-second
Morris Abbie (widow) , r. 1010 Pacific
Morris Abraham (L. Morris & Co., Carson, Nev.),
office i Battery, r. 122 O'Farrell
Morris Abraham (Morris* Darling), r. 2605 Sac
Morris Abraham, laster, r. 951 Folsom
Morris Abraham, merchant, office 4 Battery, r. 112
O'Farrell
Morris Abraham, upholsterer William Koser, r. 1035
Howard
Morris Addie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 600 Bush
Morris Amelia Miss, r. 1114 Kearny
Morris Annie, domestic 1208 Geary
Morris B. & Co., manufacturing jewelers, 643 Sac
Morris Barnard, r. 1511 Powell
Morris Benjamin (B. Morris & Co.) , r. 1008 Sutter
Morris Bridget, domestic 402 Tyler
Morris Catherine Mrs., branch bakery, 961 J4; Mission
Morris Charles, bookkeeper, r. 1007 Market
Morris Charles, clerk, r. 2605 Sacramento
Morris Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
MoiTis Charles C, clerk Morris & Son, r. 1045 Market
Morris Charles C, marblecutter S. F. Steam Marble
Works, r. 2005 Sacramento
Morris Charles D., clerk L. P. Fisher, 20 Merchants'
Exchange Building
Morris Cornelius R., chief mailing clerk Post-office, r.
1715 Jones
Morris David, r. 906 Market
Morris David (Morris & Son) , r. 1045 Market
Morris David, collector D. Samuels, r. 951 Folsom
Morris David, longshoreman, r. 307 Ritch
Morris David, stevedore A. C Freese
Morris Dennis, hostler James Craig, r. 71 Brady
Morris Dora Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 521 Jessie
Morris Edward, bookbinder Alexander Buswell, r.
1400 Geary
Morris Edward, capitalist, r. 627 Post
Morris Edward, clerk M. Goss & Co., r. 1400 Geary
Morris Edward, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Morris Edward, poultry dealer, 510 Sansom, r. 1400
Geary
Morris Edward H., r. 1604 Jones
Morris Felix, a<'tor California Theatre, r. 710 Cal
Morris Frank, bartender, r. 715 }<. Davis
Morris Frank, laborer, r. 410 Austin
Morris Frank, with Spring Valley Water Works, r. 252
Second
Morris George, waiter W. Warner Henry, r. 227 Stev
Morris Hartz, express wagon, SE cor Washington and
Montgomery, r. 40 South Park
Morris Henry, bartender, r. 1G04 Jones
Morris Henry, clerk J. R. Meyers
Morris Henry, tailor, 335 Sixth
Morris Henry, teamster, office 25 Sansom, r. 510 Larkin
Morris Henry F., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 704
California
Morris Hermann, fruit peddler August Kriiger, r. 919
Filbert, rear
Morris Isaac, cigarette manuf, 414 Sacramento, r. 906
Market
Morris Israel, r. 34 Langton
Morris J., dry goods, 1400 Polk, r. Nucleus House
Morris James, r. 521 Jessie
Morris James, bookbinder, r. liCO Geary
Morris James, clerk J. R. Meyers
Morris James, contractor, r. 512 Geary, rear
Morris James, paver Superintendent of Streets
Morris James, show-cardwriter, 0 Geary, r. Alameda
Morris John, .-ivil engineer, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Morris John, laborer, r. 3 Perry
Morris John, seaman, r. 5 Leroy PI
Morris John, tinsmith, r. 810 Pacific, rear
Morris John H., salesman, 622 Market
Morris Joseph, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Morris Joseph, foreman S. F. Steam Marble Works, r.
2310 Mission
Morris Joseph, laborer, r. 115 )4 Dore
Morris Joseph, tinsmith, r. 816 Pacific, rear
Morris Joseph G., clerk, r. 951 Folsom
Morris Joseph J., assi.stant shipping agent, office 524
Battery, r. 223!^ Austin
Morris Joseph M., speculator, r. 319 Fell
Morris Julius, cigars and tobacco, 32 Third and 7
Sixth, r. Nucleus House
Morris Julius, stock clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r. 431
O'Farrell
Morris Levy (Israelsky & Morris), r. 610 Stevenson
Morris Lemuel P., carpenter, 905 Jones, r. Oakland
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low^Imports direct
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Morris Louis, clerk Maurine Stone, r. 942 Harrison
Morris Loiiis, crockery, 340 Third
Morris Lucy (widow) , r. 1114 Kearny
Morris M., r. Hackmcier's Hotel
Morris Mary (widow), r. E s Hampshire, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Morris Mary, domestic Grand Hotel
Morris Mary E. (widow), teacher music, r. 1 Torrens
Court
Morris Michael, waiter, r. 353 Minna, rear
Morris N., gardener, r. 416 Austin
Morris Nathan, peddler, r. 516 Grove
Morris Nathan, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
'2426 Sacramento
Morris P., hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Morris Patrick, stableman Doherty & Horrigan, r. 8
Moss
Morris Patrick J. (Wason & Morris) , r. 521 Octavia
Morris Peter, expresswagon, junction Market and Sut-
ter, r. Nevada, nr Harrison
Morris Peter, shoemaker, r. Jones, nr Bay
Morris Peter, waiter, r. 509 Washington
Morris Pliilopena (widow) , r. 1812 Post
Morris Pincus, clothier, 307 East, r. 149 Clara
Moi ris Ralph, barber Dempsey & Wigfall, r. 140 Min
Morris Richard, cL rk, r. 332 Townseud
Moiris Robert, carpenter, r. Twellth Av, bet N and P,
South s. r.
Morris Robert, cook J. T. Henry
Morris Samuel, r. 951 Folsom
Morris Samuel, collector I. N. Choynski, r. 122 OTar
Morris Samuel, seaman, r. Western House
Morris Samuel, steward S. S. Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Morris Samuel F., clerk Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 606 Folsom
Morris Samuel M., teller Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r.
Itt37 Bush
Morris Sarah Miss, lodgings, 787 Mission
MORRIS, SCHWAB «fcCO. (William Morris, Jo-
seph Schwab, and John F. Kennedy) , importers,
and dealirs moldings, engravings, artists'. mate-
rials, gildings, etc., 19-21 Post
Mori is Sigmund, r. 610 Grove
Morrie Simon, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
2424 Saciamento
Morris Theodore (Morris & Son), r. 1045 Market
Morris Theodore, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Morris Thomas, r. 539 Natoma
Morris Thouias, bootmaker, r. 464 Minna
Morris Thomas, contractor, r. 35 Juniper
Morris Tliomas, laborer, r. 34 Louisa
Morris Thomas, seaman, r. 1017 Battery
Morris Thomas B. (Thomas B. Morris & Co.), r. San
Rafael
Morris Thomas B. & Co. (Charles B. Shattuck), agents
Seattle coal, office 30-32 Market
Moms Thomas H., laborer, r. 36 Clay
Morris Thomas J., bartender John W. Grelis, r. 507
Stevenson
Morris Willurd B., iron-worker, r. 339 Eddy
Moiris William (Morris, Schwab & Co.), r. 619 Pine
Morris Waiiam, driver City R. R., r. 3033 Sixteenth
Morris William, janitor, r. 17 i< Fifth Av
Morris William, longshoreman, r. Cameron House
Morris William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Morris William, waiter Palace Hotel
Morris William Gouverniur, special agent U. S. Treas-
ury, office Custom House, thinl floor, r. Occidental
Hotel
Morris William H., expressman, r. 1219 Vallejo
Morris William H., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
534 Howard
Morris Willi im M. (R. R. EoUins & Co.), r. 535 Cali-
fornia, room 4
Morris W. W., minstrel, r. Overland House
Morris & Dailing (Abraham Morris and Abram F.
Darling), i5roi)trs B. F. Steam Marble Works, 214-
216 Fifth
Morris & Son (David and Theodore) , lock factory, and
model-mailing, 1045 Market
Morris. See Maurice
Morrisib Harneria, restaurant, 244 Third, r.34)(j Perry
Morrisey D., driver Omnibus R. R.
Morrisey John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 516 How
Morrisey John W., bricklayer, r. 181(i Hyde
Morrisey Maggie, domestic 1700 Geary
Morrisey Mary A. Miss, glove maker, r. 39 Fifth
Monlsey Michael, cooi^er, Bi'owu, Hogan & Co., r. 113
Clinton
Morrisey William, iron-worker Pacific Rolling Mill,
r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Morrisey William S., seaman, r. NW cor Tehama and
Twenty-seventh
Morrisey. See Morrissey
Morrison A. F., machinist, r. 28 Rondel PI
Morrison Alexander, blacksmith, r. 231 Fifteenth
Morrison Alexander, carpenter, r. 1211 Vallejo
Morrison Alexander F., clerk Cope it Boyd
Morrison Alice J. Miss, r. 518 Fell
Morrison Alouzo, r. 715 Howard
Morrison Alvah F., milkman, r. 921 Natoma
Morrison Andrew, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 308
Capp
Morrison Andrew H. (Morrison & Co.), r. SW cor
Twentieth and Dolores
Morrison Andrew J., receiving clerk and bookkeeper
Palace Hotel, r. 126 Sixth
Morrison Angus, r. 642 Minna
Morrison Archibald, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. Putrero
Morrison Augustus G., lumber surveyor, 128 Steuart,
r. SW cor Tweuty-sisth and Sanchez
Morrison Carlton J., corporal p'lice City Hall, r. cor
Twenty-second and Fair Oaks
Morrison Cliarles, w iter, r. 803 J^ Market
Morrison David, r. 28 Hunt
Blorrison Donald, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steu-
art
Morrison E., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Morrison Ella Miss, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 508 Ellis
Morrison George H., lumberdealer, SE cor Fifth and
and Brannan, r. 822 Shotwell
Morrison Harry L., seaman, r. 747}$ Folsom
Morrison Hector F.. patent rights, r. 1034 Folsom
Morrisun Henry, rigger New city Hall, r. 414 Clem
MORRISON, HUTCHINSON & CO. (Thomas
H. Morrison, Gardiner S. Hutchinson, Henry B.
Pierce, and Charles D. Hoyt), importers and
manufs Star shirts, drawers, etc., 112 Bush
Morrison J., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Morrison James, farmer, r. 613 Mission
Morrison James, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Morrison James, watchman Mission Woolen' Mills, r.
308 Capp
Morrison James, whitener and stoker, r. 60 Clem
Morrison Jarned, farmer, r. 1118 Sacramento
Morrison J. H., r. lis Eddy
Morrison John, b( llinan Occidental Hotel, r. Noe, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Morrison John, drayman Tiernan & Co., r. 122 Bart-
lett
Morrison John, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. 30
Jessie
Morrison John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Morrison John, stripper Ygiial & Co., r. 1805 Mason
Morrison John, teacher music, r. 61 Clementina
Morrison John, teamster, r. 803 Geary
Morrison John B. (Morrison & Co.), r. SW cor Twen-
tieth and Dtdores
Morrison John C, clerk Kennedy & Durr, r. Occiden-
tal Hotel
Morrison John C. Jr,, capitalist, ofiico 316 Sacramento,
r. 817 Howard
Morrison John F., carpenter, r. 508 Ellis
Morrison John F., real estate, r.W s Mission, nr Thir-
ty-first
Morrison John H., overseer California Silk Manuf. Co.,
r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Morrison John M., carriage painter, r. SW cor Twen-
tieth and Dolores
Morrison John M., clerk Woosti r, Hubbell & Co.
Jlorrison John R., r. 1118 Sacramento
Morrison John W., liquor saloon and chop house,
]3l6)<i I,arkin
Morrison John W., teamster California Mills, r. 803
Geary
MORRISON JONAS J., wholesale, retail and
commission luinber, NE cor Mission and Spear,
r. 204 Nineteenth
Morrison Joseph printer, r. Jackson, bet Larkin and
Polk
Morrison Joseph, laborer Andrew Onderdonk. r.
Franklin House
Morrison Joseph H., teamster, r. 1427 Jackson
Morrison Josiah, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Morrison Lena Miss, silk worker California Silk Manuf .
Co., r. Thirteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Pine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MOE
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Morrison Letltla E., (widow), r. N s Butte, bet Potre"
ro Av Jind Jersey
Moriison Lewis, actor The Baldwin Theater
Morrison I.t wis A., stevedore A. C. Freeso
Morrison Marjjan t Miss, dressmaker, r. 1427 Jackson
Morrison Jtsirtha A. (widow), r. ftlS Fell
Morrison Martin, packer California Furniture Manuf.
Co.,r. '2815 Clay , *
Morrison M. E. Miss, substitute teacher Board of Ed-
ucation, r. 30 Putrero Av
Morrison Minnie (widow), furnished rooms, 252
Fourth
Morrison M. J. (widow) , r. (i79 Harrison
Jlorrison Patrick, r. 3 King
Morrison Kichard, haekman, r. 305 Minna
Morrison Robert, engineer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Morrison Robert, suiieriutendeut California Silk
Manuf. Co., r. cor Thirteenth and Railroad avs.
South S. F.
MORRISON ROBERT F., judge Fourth District
Court, chambers 29 Montgomery Block, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Morrison Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 1427 Jackson
Morrison S. M. Mrs. (widow), r. 703 Stockton
Morrison Thomas, expressman, r. 12J4 Bluxome, rear
Morrison Thomas, freight clerk O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Morrison Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill,r. SE cor
Shasta and Michigan
Morrison Thomas H., real-estate office, 419 Pine, r.
2418 Howard
MORRISON W. F. Rev., rector All Saints Epis-
copal Church, Mechanics' Pavilion, r. 1429 }<J
Mission
Morrison William, cabinetmaker Paulson & Sanders,
r. 22 Lafayette
Morrison William, conductor N. B. and Mission R.R.,
r. 010 Fourth
Morrison William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Morrison William, plumber, r. 24 Welsh
Morrison Wil.iam C, draughtsman, r. 1322 Jackson
Morrison William F., physician and surgeon, r. 14293^
Mission
Morrison William J., teamster Lazar, Schwartz &
Levy, r. 308 Capp
Morrison f! Co. (John B. and Andrew H. Morrison),
carriage manufacturers, 110 Jessie
Morrison, see Morison
MORRISON'S BULL.DING, NW cor Pine and
Liedesdorft'
Morrisset Ernestine Mrs., vestmaker, r. 1014 Clay
Morrissey Ann (widow), groceries, 210 Fifth
Morrisaey Charity J. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1140 Mis-
sion
Morrissey Charles W., waiter Maine Restaurant, r. 431
CUmentina
Morrissey Edmund Rev., assistant pastorSt. John the
Baptist Church (R. C), r. 1122 Eddy
Morrissey Edmund, shoemaker, 934 Ji Folsom
Morrissey James, stevedore, r. 573 Howard
Morrissey John, r. 25 Freelon
Morrissey John, laborer, r. N s O'Farrell, bet Buchan-
an and Webster
Morrissey John, teamster, r. 528 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Morrissey Julia (widow) , r. 67 Clementina
Morrissey Michael, clerk, r. 171u Sacramanto
Morrissey Michael, coal dealer, r. 28 Ritch
M(jrrissey Michael, eroceries and liquors, 47 Louisa
Morrissey Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Morrissey Michael, laborer, r. 1117 Ellis
Morrissey Oliver, brassfinisher William T. Ciarratt, r.
740 Ht)ward
Morrissey Patrick, miner, r. 447 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Morrissey Richard, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
'Ai Rausch
Monissi y Thomas, baker, r. 307 Folsom
Morrissey William, carpenter, r. 429 Clementina
Morrissey William, laborer, r. 018 Minna, rear
Morrissey William, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r.
510 Howard, rear
Morrissey William, shoemaker, 95 Commercial
Morrissey William J., carpenter, r. 1140 Mission
Morrift William, tailor, r. 952 Ji Howard
Morrow Frederick B. (Morrow A: Strong), r. 2257 Tele-
gra]>h Av, Oakland
Morrow George, canvasser, r. 25 }^ Fifth
Morrow George, salesman EuUmann & Armer, r. 905
Market
MORROW GEORGE & CO. , bay, grain, and
commission merehants, 39 Clay, and 28 Com
Morrow George G. (Morrow & BonlMcU). r, 2510 Bush
Morrow George P., bookkeeper P. M. S. 8. Co., r.
Temescal
Morrow George W., clerk, r. 202 Sixth
Morrow James C, teamster, r. SW cor Minna and
Sixth
Morrow James H., r. 1200 Mission
Morrow John B., machinist, r. 721 Bryant
Morrow John F., booklioeper Lee W. Mix, r. Oakland
Morrow Martha, domestic 1012 Van Ness Av
Morrow Matilda (Morrow & Willard), r. 7 Powell
Morrow Rock, bla( ksniith Isai Bibeau, r. Es Mission,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Morrow Robert, tinsmith, r. 200 Perry
Morrow Robert F., real estate, office 414 California, r.
91G Leavenworth
Morrow William W. (Latimer, Morrow k Proffatt) , at-
torney at law, office 77 Nevada Block, r. 1034 Jack-
son
Morrow & Bordwell (George G. Morrow and Albert
Bordwell) , plumbers and gasfitters, 522 Califor-
nia
Morrow & Strong (Frederick B. Morrow and Nathaniel
R. Strong), proptrs Pacific Metal Works, 117 First
Morrow & Willard (Matilda Morrow and Ada Willard) ,
dressmaking parlors, 7 Powell
Morsa J. W., physician, r. 933 Pacific
Morse Abraham W., night watchman U. S. Mint.r. 317
Third
Morse A. G. H. Mrs., r. 2202 Steiner
Moise Amos C, collector San Francisco Benev. Assn,
r. San Rafael
MORSE CHARLES A., mining secretary, office
217 Sansom, room 8, r. 418 Post
Morse Charles W., agent Sanborn Map and Publishing
Co., office 420 California, r. 2930 Howard
Morse C. L. Mrs., r. SE cor Scott and California
Morse Edward A., stockbroker, office 320 Pine, r, 1714
Jackson
Morse Ezra, gluer Pacific Barrel and Keg Co., r.
Rosette House
Morse Fannie A. Miss., r. 402 Hayes
Morse F. E., r. 867 Market
Morse Frank (Morse & Pedler) ,r. S s Bryant, nr Main
Morse Frank C., clerk, r. 418 Post
Morse Frank F., broker, r. 550 Minna
Morse George, shoemaker, r. 203 Third
Morse George A., lumber surveyor, r. 113 Fair Oaks
MORSE GEORGE D., photographic art gallery,
417 Montgomery, r. Alameda
Morse George W., shoemaker P. E. Moloney, r. 263
Third
Morse Georgie C. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh
Street Primary School, r.Abbotsford House
MORSE HARRY N., detective agency, office 328
Montgomery, room 12, r. Oakland
Morse Hiram G., master mariner, r. 1 Essex PI
Morse Isaac H. (C. Jas. King of Wm. & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Morse J. F., physician, offii e and r. 126 O'Farrell
Morse John, butcher, 3 Hayes Valley Market, r. 605
Lind( n
Morse John, carpenter, r. 251 Tehama
Morse John, market, S s Eighteenth, bet Koe and
Hartford
Morse Julia, hairworker, r. 1014 Clay
Morse L. D. Mrs., dressmaker, r. SW cor First and
Mission
Morse Myron E., miner, r. 540 Twenty-third
Morse Newton, conductor N. B. and Mission R, R., r.
007 }i Linden Av
Morse Orrison D., helper meltr and refiners' depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 048 X> Natoma
Morse Peter, expressman, r. S s Nevada, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Morstt Robert, clerk Robert Coulson, r. 708 Seven-
teenth
Morse Salmi, playwright, r. 108 Ellis
Morse Samuel, fruits and vegetables, 942 Harrison
Morse Simon C, patent cement, N s Washington, bet
Sansom and Battery, r. 1719 Stocktou.
Morse S. P. Mrs., proprietress Frank's Building, 8
Brenham PI
Morse Stephen H., proptr Second Street House, 115
Second, and 74 Minna
Morse Thomas, carpenter, r. 2110 Devisadero
Morse Thomas J., hackdriver, r. 8 Carlos PI
Morse William, master mariner, r. 740 Mission
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Morse William, painter Presidio Eeservation
Morae & Pedler (Frank Morse and Joel A. Pedler),
stevedores, SW cor Mission and Steuart, and foot
Stenart
Morse. See Morss and Moss
Morshead J. W. (Morshead and McE-wen) , r. 200 Tyler
Morshead & McEwen (J. W. Morshead and W. L. Mc-
E-wen) , proptrs City Front Stables, 25 Washington
Morss James, porter S. L. Jones & Co., r. 1868 Stev
Morst Hartley C, carpenter, r. Bernal Heights
Mort Christian, silversmith, r. S s Lombard, nr Mont-
gumerj-, rear
MORTEE THOMAS BAGLEY, secretary Golden
Gate Park Commissioners, office 328 Montgomery,
room 22, r. 864 Mission
Mortell John, shoemaker, r. 706 Bush
Mortensen Charles B., seaman S. S. Newport, Broad-
way Wharf
Mortensen Emma Mrs., teacher embroidery, r. 1242
Mission
Mortensen James P., carpenter, r. 606 Third
Mortensen Jens P., market, 407 Turk, r. VlZ'i Market
Mortenson. Thomas, quarterinaster Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Peking
Mortensen William, gardener, r. 1242 Mission
Mortimer Frank, stagemanager Buckley's Original
Varieties, r. Commercial Hotel
Mortimer Henry, laborer, r. 741 Market
Mortimer H. W., clerk Liverpool and London and i
Globe Ins. Co., r. Oakland !
Mortimer Mary (widow) , r. 720 Vallejo
Mortimer Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Xev.), David A.
Jennings secretary, office 401 California, room 4
Mortimer Peter S., laborer John Spaulding & Co., r.
847 Howard
Mortimer Shields, cooper, r. North German House
Mortimer Thomas, stereotyper Morning Call, r. 1314
Green
Mortola Giacomo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Mortola Prosper, blacksmith Baptist Lacaze, r. cor
Union and Dupont
Mortola Prosper, compositor La Voce Del Popolo, r.
318 Broadway
Morton Abbie Mrs., r. 804 Webster
Morton A. G., salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf Co., r.
862 Mission
MORTON ALBERT, magnetic physician, office
and r. 11 OFarrell
Morton Carrie L. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 450 Bartlett
Morton Charles, watchman, r. NW cor Fremont and
Bryant
Morton Edward H.. captain, r. 1136 Pacific
Morton Elijah, captain stm Capital, Oakland Ferry, r.
Alameda
Morton Ella J. Miss, assistant Geary Street Grammar
School, r. 1016 Webster
Morton Francis, baggagemaster Northern Pac. R. R.,
r. 319 Fourth
Morton Francis R., chief clerk letter dept Wells, Far-
go & Co., r. 1827 Eddy
Moitun Frank, boxmaker, r. 18 Verona PI
Morton Fr.-dcrick S., salesman Oscar Foss, r. 8C2 Miss
Mi'itun Gfcurge, cooper, r. 32 Natoma,rear
Morton George, painter, r. 270 First
Muitou George H., bookkeeper Kider, Somers & Co., r.
1220 Market
Morton H., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r. 900 Ala-
bama
Morton H. A., physician, oCBce 987 Harrison, r. 121
Powell
, Morton H. D., student Heald's Business College
Morton Huurie F., carpenter J. B. Mortou, r. 1509
Jackson
Morton Henry, clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother, r. 77
Geary
Morton Henry, storekeeper Western Union Telegraph
Supply Dept, r. 8 Breuham PI
Morton Henry H., porter Glasgow Iron and Metal Im-
porting Co., r. 8 Vassar PI
Morton Henry R. (Morton & Robinson) , r. 2008 Powell
Morton Howard, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1136
Pacific
MORTON J. & CO. (Sargent 8. and William B.
Morton) , teamsters, office 204 Battery
Morton J. B., carpenter and builder, 3 8t. Mary, r.
1509 Jackson
Morton Jennette Miss, domestic 1218 Valencia
Morton Jenny (widow), r. 536 Lindou
Morton John (J. Mortou h Co.), r. 305 Taylor
Morton John, helper California Mills, r. 259 Clara I
Morton John, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz- \
ing Co., Long Bridge > j
Morton John, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bros., r. |
2608 Sacramento j
Morton John, teamster, r. 307 Folsom
Morton John A., boxmaker, r. 139 Silver .
Morton John F., teayaster Isaac F. Eaton & Son, r. i
1716 Stevenson 1
Morton John R., bootmaker. 920 Market, r. 359 Clara \
Morton J. T., clerk, r. 411 Ellis
Morton Lydia (widow) , r. 450 Bartlett <
Mortou Margaret Mrs., dry goods and varieties, 102 |
Twenty-fourth, nr York |
Morton Nathaniel S., boxmaker Union Box Factory, .
r. 862 Mission ;
Morton Nathaniel T., receiver Market St. R. R., r. 1114 |
Steiner i
Morton Reuben, president Central R. R., office 32 i
Turk, r. Oakland I
Morton Robert, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r. SE cor ,
Shasta and Michigan ]
Mortou Robert, second officer Pacific Mail S. S.Alaska ,
Morton Sargent S. (J. Morton & Co., and T. & S. 8. j
Morton) , r. 606 Leavenworth
Morton T. & S. S., wood and coal, 628-630 Geary !
Morton Thomas (T. & S. S. Morton), r. 630 Geary 1
Morton Thomas, molder, r. 102 Twenty-foiurth nr |
York
Morton William, operator Fire Alarm and Police Tele- •
graph, r. 8 Brenham PI ,
Morton William H., blacksmith William H, Halkett, i
r. 24 Ridley !
Morton William H., cigars and tobacco, 18 Market,, r. !
1016 Webster I
Morton William J., carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Gray, ,
r. 259 Clara i
Morton William R. (J. Morton & Co.) , r. 805 Taylor i
Mortou & Robinson (Henry R. Morton and W. H. Rob- '
inson) dentists, office 205 Montgomery Av j
Mortoret Victor, teamster, r. 237 Thirteenth ;
Morty Jacob, liquor saloon, 507 Commercial, r. 1516 |
Mason I
Morx Henry, clerk Hons & Diercks, r. 252 First j
Mory Michael, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York I
Mortz Joseph O. L., machinist Joshua Hendy, r. 128 ■
Secoud
MoBbach Mary, r. 126 Olive Av
Mosbacher Emanuel, japanuer George H. Tay & Co., •
r. 212 Steuart i
Mosbacher Gerson, boots and shoes, 212 Steuart '
Mosburg Alexander (Nielsen & Mosburg) , r. 1521 Dup j
Moscrop Joseph, salesman F. H. Loring, r. 711 Van |
Ness Av
Moscrop Sarah Miss, r. 711 Van Ness Av j
Mose Edward, carpenter, r. NE cor Fifteenth and Do- ^
lores
Moseba'.-h Ferdinand C., r. Ill Guerrero
Mosebach Henry, real-estate and general business
agent, office 330 Piue, rooms 38-39, r. Ill Guer- I
rero ,
Moseley Andrew S., clerk George W. McNear, r. 915 j
Market i
Moseley C. J., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont '
Moseley R.,chaiuinak('rPaciiic Uolliug Mill
Moser Bouefacus, bartender Wine House, r. 17 Annie ,
MoscT Norbert, shoemaker I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 224 OFarrell I
Moses Charles S. (C. S. Moses & Co.), r. 813 Jessie
Moses Clara B. Miss, saleslady B. Scbonwasser & Co., \
r. 104 Taylor
Moses C. .S. & Co. (John £.idd) , wool graders and !
packers, S s Braunau, nr Fifth ;
Moses Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r. '26 Glen Park .\v
Moses EUuily (widow), r. 3 Glover
Moses Harriet A. Miss, assistant Rincon Grammar {
School, r. 26 Glen Park Av |
Moses Hyman, r. 416 Folsom I
Moses Mary E. Mrs., r. 26 Glen Park Av
Moses Maurice, bootcutter S. W. Levy, r. 830 Har
Moses Montague T., attorney at law, office 59-60 Mer-
chant's Exchauge Building, r. '29 Dupont
Moses Oscar, salesman L. Zacharias^ Bro., r. 8'23 MiSB i
Mo.^es Paul L., shoemaker Leviusky Bros., r. 830 Har
Moses Walter W., manuf willowware, r. 126 Hayee ]
Mosetti George, dairyman, r. Pierce, nr Greenwich
Mosgrove Henry (S. Mosgrove & Co.), r. 1312 Howard j
MOSGROVE S. (!ti CO. (H. Mosgrove), importers {
foreign and domestic drygoods, 114-116 Kearny i
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
THUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MOS
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Mosgrove Samuel (S. MoBgrove & Co.),r. 1312 Howard
Mosgrove William, carpenter, 312!^ Tehama
Mosheimer Joseph, miuiug engineer and assayer, and
proptr Engineer of tile Pacific, office 507 Mont-
gomery, r. 11 Mary
Mosher Charles E., machinal Union Iron Worke, r.
616 Guerrero
Mosher Daniel, carpenter California Mills, r. 316 Stock
MoBher George, machinist Harvey W. Rice, r. 444
Brannau
Mosher Gilbert M., driver Thomas H. Selby & Co., r.
329 Capp
Mosher Henry P., miner, r. 1230 Mission
Mosher James L. (Craig & Mosher), r. Oakland
Mosher Thomas, laborer, r. 312 Beale
Moskiman Robert H. Jr., compositor Evening Bulle-
tin, r. Oakland
Moskiman William W., compositor Evening Bulletin,
r. Oakland
Moskowitz Henry, clerk, r. 85 Ninth
Moskowitz L., r. Ahlborn House
Moskowitz Leopold, cutter Toklas, Brown & Co., r.
52.5 Franklm
Mosler Richard, blacksmith, r. S s Michigan, nrNapa
Mosquita Jose M., barber M. L. Silva, r. al6 Third
Moss Charles, capitalist, r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noe and
Castro
Moss Ellis W., cigars and tobacco. Cosmopolitan Ho-
tel, r. 925 Tyler
Moss Ernest G., mining engineer, r. 524 Geary
Moss Frank B., r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noo and Castro
Moss George, bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
Oakland
Moss George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Moss George A., lumber surveyor, r. 113 Fair Oaks
Moss George A., salesman O'Connor, Mollatt & Co., r.
1642 Polk
Moss Henry N., capitalist, r. 124 Tyler
Moss J. Mora, office 718 Battery, r. Oakland
Moss John, r. 501 Geary
filoss John, miner, r. 19X Bryant Av
Moss John B., accountant freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 501 Geary
Moss Joseph, laborer, r. 115 J^ Dore
MosB Joseph J., salesman Emil H. Cardinet,r. Folsom
Av, bet Seventh and Eighth
Moss Mary, domestic 217 Turk
Moss Mary A., r. S s Fifteenth, bet Noe and Castro
Moss Patrick, waiter Lick House
Moss Patrick H., laborer, r. 1315 Octavia
Moss Peter, laborer, r. 919 J^ Natoma, rear
Moss T. H., conductor Central R. R.
Moss William S. (William S. Moss & Co.), r. Stockton
MOSS WILLIAM S. & CO. (Philip A. Roach
and George Pen Johnston) , publishers and proptrs
Dally and Weekly Examiner, office 533-535 Wash-
ington
Moss. See Morse
Mosse Thomas A., seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Mosson Marius V., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co,, r.
428 Chestnut
Mote James, r. Park Hotel
Motbersohl George, printer, r. 232 Jessie
Motive Paddle Wheel and Steam Navigation Co., Ju-
lius Perier secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 62
Motley Alice Miss, r. 019 Pinp
Motronl A. (P. Pico & Co.), r. 818 Sansom
Motson Alice (widow), r. S s Eureka, bet Seventeenth
and Eighteenth
Mott .\ugustus, barkeeper, r. 8 Polk Lane
Mott Charles, clerk D. A. Bennett, r. 31 Eddy
Mott Charles W., bookkeeper H. B. Tichenor, & Co.,
r. 511 Stockton
Mott E. B. Jr., solicitor Pacifiic Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., r. 23 Stockton
Mott Edward M., law student Wiliiam H. Mott, r. 33
Hawthorne
MOTT GORDON N., court commissioner Nine-
teenth District Court, office 036 Clay, room 21, r.
33 Hawthorne
Mott James, driver Hayes Valley R. R., r. 1325 Steiner
Mott J. H. & Co. (Julius H. Mott), Furniture Storage
Warehouse, 647 Market
Mott John H., deputy county clerk, r. 14 Eddy
Mott John H., artificial handmaker, 126 Sutter
Mott Julius H. (J. H. Mott & Co.), r. 501 Post
MOTT WILLIAM H., attorney at law, office 636
Clay, room 21, r. 33 Hawthorne
Mott William W. (Coats & Mott), r. 430 Fell
Mottronl Lorenzo, drayman, r. 426 Union
Motzer George, baker, r. 1829 Webster
Mouchet Joseph, r. 421 }<S O'Farrell |
Mouchet M. Mrs., dressmaker, 421 }i O'Farrell
Mough Henry, baker, r. 260 Stevenson i
Mould Charles H., carpenter, r. 10 Reed
Mould Charles H. Jr., baggagemaster etm James M.
Donahue, r. Russ House
MOULDER ANDRE^V J., secretary Pacific Stock
Exchange, office 314 Mont, room 2, r. 812 Bush
Moulds Wiliiam R., millwright, r. 716 Natoma
Moulthrop Carlton F., bookkeeper Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 1518 Folsom
Moulthrop Charles W., draftsman, r. 824 Bush
Moulthrop Holland K., machinist Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 350 First
Moulthrop John, bookkeeper, r. 771 Mission
Moulthrop John L., bookkeeper, r. 3.50 First
Moulton Alvan B., painter Josiah Moulton, r. NE cor
Broadway and Kearny
Moulton Daniel S., manager Howe Machine Co., 873
Market, r. Oakland
Moulton E. S. & Co. (John H. Hegler), commission
merchants, 305-307 Clay
Moulton Ezra S. (E. S. Moulton & Co.), r. 1520 Pa-
cific Av
Moulton Frank F., bookkeeper Goodyear Rubber Co.,
r. 607 Harrison
Moulton Henry, r. 939 Howard
Moulton Irving F., clerk Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, r. 607 Sutter
Moulton Jennie J.Mrs., student Barnard's Business
College
Moulton Joseph H.,r. SE cor Eighteenth and Diamond
Moulton Josiah, paints and oils, 516 Davis, r. 607 Har
Moulton Warren E., clerk B. N.Wingate, r. SE cor
Gunnison Av and Precita PI, Berual Heights
Moulton William J. L., railroad contractor, r. 435
Seventh
Mounicot Germain, laborer Francois Larroche, r. NE
cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Mounicot Jean P., laborer Francois Larroche, r. NE
cor Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Mount Diablo Hotel and Land Co. (Contra Costa Co.,
Cal.), Francis W. Van Reynegom secretary, office
531 California
Mount Diablo Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.,
Nev.), Charles N. Shaw secretary, office 408 Cal
Mount Hood Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William
W. Bausmau secretary, office 409 Cal, room 4
Mount Jefferson Milling and Mining Co. (Tuolumne
Co., Cal.), R. N. Van Brunt secretary, office 318
Pine, room 6
Mount Jefl'erson Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.),
office 330 Pine, room 48
Mount Joseph, usher Standard Theatre, r. 51 Fifth
Mount Potosi Consolidated Mining Co. (Columbus
District, Nev.), George F. Glover secretary, office
318 Pine, room 31
Mo\int Samuel, bartender Russ House Saloon
Mount Vernon Dairy, KenuLson & Bruce proptrs, W s
San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-eighth
Mount William, stevedore, r. 1313 ;<; Kearny
Jlouutain John J., school director, office 1110 Market,
r. '228 McAllister
Mountain View Silver Mining Co., Jacob Moore secre-
tary, office 309 California, rooms 8-9
Mouret Marcelin (A. Rambaud & Co.), r. 1518 )<J Stock
Mourki Guisseppe, laborer, r. 442 Union
MOUSER BENJAMIN T., physician, office 304
Sutter, r. 707 Bush
MOU.SER SILAS M., physician, office 235 Kearny,
r. 707 Bush
Mousshardt Charles, miller Potrero Dl.stillery, r. E b
Minnesota, nr Nevada
Moussourey Jereoeemo, boatman, r. cattle wharf.
Long Bridge
Mouthou Joseph, proptr Lafayette Lodging House,
708-710 Commercial, r. 423 )i Broadway
Mouton Julius, machinist Columbia Foundry, r. 24
Oak Grove Av
Moutry Mary (widow), bakery, NW cor Church and
Twenty-third
Mouynet Gracieuse, ironer E. Joulin, r. 919 Powell
Mouze Adolphe, machinist City Iron Works, r. 604
Vallijo
Mow Frederick, civil engineer, r. 224 Francisco
Mowbray Robert H., cari)eutfcr, r. 28 Pleasant
Mowbray Roscoe C, dentist, office 200 Stockton, r.
Oakland
Mowbray Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 28 Pleasant
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment.
AlTDfiRSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 llontgomery St.
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Mower AmoB H., plumber and gasfitter, 334 Sixteenth,
r. 377 Sh. twell
Mower Mary T. (wi low) , r. 2'525 Howard
Howry Charles i:;. Mrs. (widow) , r. 123 Turk
Mowry Eugene C. (Smith X Mowry), r. 923 Howard
Mowry George B., p optr Hayes Valley Market, r. SW
cor Grove and Burhanan
Mowry Henry, molder, r. 5i First
Mowry .losiijh, r. li.:2 Powell
Mowry Laura A. Mr.s., real estate, r. cor Ivy Av and
Buchanan
Mowry Lyman I., attorney at law, office 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 30-31, r. 1729 Broadway
Mowrj- Marion, r. 1422 Powell
Mowry N:!thau B., r. 13(5 Filth
Mowry Origin, real estate, r. 1422 Powell
Mowry Orin D., carpenter, r. 002 Natoma
Mowry Kuhard D., clerk City Cab and Transfer Co.,
r. \)13 Minna
Mowry William A., carriage factory, 1140 Folsom, r.
N\V corSaui hez and Hancock
MoxK-y Charli B G., realegtat ■, r. 215 Franklin
Moxl y John, r. 204 M Allister
Muxter Conrad, waiter CUistavus Pope, r. 551 First
Moyi-e Harry C, drivir Pacific Ice Co., r. 528 Green-
wich
MOVER FRANK, mining secretary, olfice 408
C lit'oruirt, r. Oakland
MOVER GKORGE L., laundry agent, and boot
polisher, MH Bu.sh, r. 19(1 William
Moyis Charles J., cairiagemaker, 1148 Mission, r.
1UJ3 Mission
Moylan Jane (widow), r. 11.52 Folsom
Movlan John, pantryman Edward Newman, r. 430
'Bush
Moylan Maggie Mrs., dressmaker Juliette Behrle, r.
'l35 Perry
Mojlau Mirhael, carpenter, r. 512 Mission
Mi^jian Putrick, packer Straus, Kohustamm & Co
Mo.>leUeurge H., mining superintendent, r. N s
Green, ur Fillmore
Moyle John \V., miner, r. 2.14 Washington
Muylcs Fannie Miss, r. 108 AUa PI
Moyles John, porter Kiarle & Bode, r. 108 AUa PI
Muyles Owen, carpenter Southern Pac. K. B., r.
120 Dora
Moyles Patrick, porter Searle & Bode, r. 110 Alta PI
Moyn JamcB, mttalrool'er John Eccles, r. 2525 Mis-
sion
Miiynes George E., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 311
Stockton
Moynii r Emile (Pelli-sen & Moynior),r. 913 Stockton
Muvnihun Daniel, r. 210 Minna
Mov..ihan J., clurk W. S. Townscnd, r. 137 J^ Perry
Moynihi.n John deckhand i-tm Julia, Washington St.
Wharf
Moyuilian Lawrence, shoemaker, 410 Sixth
Mojn.han Mii liad, r. cor Fourth and Everett
Mojnihau M^ra T. Miss, assistant Sau Bruno School,
r. 410.-5lxth
Mo.'.nlhan Timothy J. (Moynihan & Aitken), r. Cll
JcjUck
MOYMHAN <S£ AITKEN (Timothy J. Moynihan
and .James Aitken), boiler works, cll-313 Mis-
sion
Mny.^e Marc, clerk E. Gultt^ird & Co.
Mo/.iiUti K'dnn, gaidener G. B. Cupura, r. W s Mis-
sitm, iir Ocean Hounc Road
M ziirt Edwin U., cloaks and suits, Metropolitan
Ttmph , 27-29 Filth
Mo/.erra Andrea, vegetable garden, W s Mission, nr
Ocean H use Houd
Mozzi Guiseppe, laborer, r. 7 Oaven
Muzzio Frank, fxprcK.-man, N s Mcfchant, nr Sansom,
r. Cl:.y St. Market
Mucha Philip, t ilor. 44H Third
Mucliniore John, clerk Stein, Simon & Co., r. 1423
Polk
Muchmore Joseph F., conductor Sutter St. R. U., r.
1423 Polk
Muilgi- lienj iniii W mining secretary, office 81 Nevada
Block, r. 1108 Taylor
Muilge Henry A., mlesmnu, r, 3:13 O'FaiTell
Mudge It. Gordon, bttk'i-mun George W. Clark, r. Grand
Hotel
Mudge Theodore A., real estate agent, office 218 Pine,
r. Eiist Oakland
Miidloy Hi-nry It., r. Palace Hotel
Mue ke Go ill. b A. E. (Muecke, Victor & Co.), r. 1291
Alice, O ikland
MUECKE, VIETOR «& CO. (Gottlieb A. E.
Muecke and Conrad Vietor) , importi rs and com-
mission merchants, ami agents Germanic Lloyd,
othce 109 California, room 8
Mueh John (N. Mueh & Son), r. 1411 Stockton
Mueh N. *: Son (Nicholas and John Mueh) , wines and
llqu irs, 1411 .Stockton
Mueh Nicholis (N. Mueh & Son), r., 1411 Stockton
Muehe Charles (Meyer & Muehe), r. 13013^ Larkin
Muehe William, miller, r. 339 Sixth
Muehluer William Jr., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co.. r. 210 Tyler
Muehlner William F., wines and liquors, NE cor
Turk and Hyde, r. 210 Tyler
Muehlsteph G., "pastor St. Mark's Evangelical Luther-
an Church, r. 13 O'Farrell
Mueller Adolph C, baker H, Diedrich. r. 900 Pacific
Mueller Alois, wines and liquors, junction Market,
Sutter, and Sansom, r. 8J^ Turk, rear
Mueller Caroline Miss, actress, r. )}}i Turk, rear
Mueller Charles, clerk Charles M. Grellmann, r. 435
Jessie
Mueller Ernst, cornioemaker, r. 010 Octavia
Mueller Franz T., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Mont-
gomery Av and Pacific, r. OOii Filbert
Mueller Fnderick, foreman William Hoelscher & Co.,
r. Hausa Hotel
Mueller Frederick W.. wagonmaker and blacksmith.
1128 Mission
Mueller George, barkeeper Alois Mueller, r. 1412 Pow
Miieller Jacob, harnessmaker Charles L. Haskell, r.
759 Howard
Muelhr Jacob, liquor saloon, 1032 Market
Mueller John H. clerk Hulsmann & Buttleman, r. SW
cor Mission and Twenty-third
Mueller Joseph AV., woodturner L. & E. Emanuel, r.
437 Sixth
Mueller Louis, collecter Daly & Hawkins, r. 8)^ Turk,
rear
Mueller Peter W., cooper, r. 228 Eighth
Mueller Philip, cook 520 California, r. 3 Clay Av
Mueller William, bartender Henry F. Bruns, r. SW
cor Market and Eighth
Mueller William, blacksmith Fredrick W. Mueller, r.
1 128 Mission
Mueller. See MuUer
Mues Charles, groceries and liquors, NE cor Front
and Pacific
Muffley C. E.( widow), r. 252 Second
Mugan Dennis, produce commission, 325 Davis, r. 522
Turk
Mugan Frank, porter Dennis Mugan, r. 522 Turk
Mugan James, bookkeeper Dennis Mugan, r. 522 Turk
Mugan John, bib >rer, r. 210 lUtch, rear
Mugan John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co's Wharf
Mugan John, messenger Pacific Bank, r. 500 Powell
Mugan John, teamster Dennis ISlugau, r. 522 Turk
Mugan John C, laborer Subsistence Depot, U. S. A.,
r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
Mugan Matthew, cook American Exchange Hotel
Muyarrieta Jose Marcos, teacher Spanish, r. 1025
Vallejo
Mugge John, dairyman Michaelsen & Tomforde, r.
W B Mission, and S of Ocean House Road
Mugnemi Clodeniiro, l(>cal policeman, r. NE cor
Broadway and Montgomery
Mulil August, shoeuiaker. r. 28 Valparaiso
Muhlba. h I'rank, cooper Lobos Square Packing House,
r. :tni(J FilUmore
Muhlbach Josephine, laundress Mile C. Antoine, r.
3010 Filmore
Muhlenbrink William, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Bush and Taylor
Muhleubrug Henry, carpenter, r. 119 Jackson
MuhlendortV Adolph, salesman Hofl'mau iV Co., r. 1717
Webster
Muhlendorflf Henry, commission merchant, r. 623
Ellis
Muhlendorff Hugo, bookkeeper Colmau Brothers, r.
Palace Hotel
Mulilei- John H., cook Henry Brown, r. 809 Battery
Muhlig William, varnisher, r. 709 Taylor
Mulim Anna, teacln r, r. iO'.) O'Farrell
Mulis Anton, -jewelry - boxmakcr August H. Loch-
baum. r. InlO Mason
MuliH Bernhard, salesman J. H. A. Folkers & Brother,
r. lOb; Mason
Muhs David A., carpenter, r. 1010 Mason
Mulis Frederick, shoemaker, r. 1010 Mason
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 Montg'y St., Manf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Miiir Adam, miner, r. ■435 Pine
Muir Adam, proptr Marine Iron Works, 1015 Battery,
r. 7 Midway
Muir Bell Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Muir James B., bricklayer, r. 20 Natoma
Muir John, scientist, r. 1419 Taylor
Muir Thomas R.. miner, r. loG Third
Muir William, miner, r. 156 Third
Muir William W.. laborer Moore & McLaren, r. IG
Spear
Muirhead J. W., cari^enter, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Mulaney James, steward, r. '227 Green
Mulcahy Bridget (widow), r. 141 Hayes
Mulcahy Cornelius, liquor saloon. 1125 Mission
Mulcahy Cornelius, teamster, t. Niagara House
Mulcahy Daniel, longshoreman, r. 787 Mission
Mulcahy E., laborer, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Mulcahy Helena, r. .507 Minna
Mulcahy J., extraman Hose No. 8, S. F. F. D.
Mulcahy James, mason, r. 012 Larkin
Mulcahy James B., clerk freight auditor's office. Cen-
tral Pac. R. B., r. 527 Howard
Mulcahy Jeremiah, blacksmith Michael T. Grogan, r.
120 William
Mulcahy John, bootcrimper Porter, Oppenheimer.
Slessinger & Co.. r. 20 Adams
Mulcahy John, doorkeeper Standard Theater, r. 209
Jessie
Mulcahy John, painter, r. 009 Natoma •
Mulcahy Lote, r. 507 Minna
Mulcahy Maggie, domestic 900 Powell
Mulcahy Matthew, driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 9 Middle
Mulcahv Matthew, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
20 Zoe
Mulcahy Michael, deckhand stms Oakland and El
Capitau, Oakland Ferry, r. 59 Jessie
Mulcahy Michael A., cutler M. Price, r. .507 Minna
Mulcahy P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Mulcahv Patrick, fruits, 410 V> Sixth
Mulcahy Patrick, hostler Sutter St. R. R., r. 9 Middle
Mulcahy Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Mulcahy Patrick, tailor Joseph Figel, r. 024 Sac
Mulcahy Patrick W., butcher, cor Harrison and Ritch,
r. li2yj Silver
Mulcahy Thomas, carder S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Mulcahy William, lamplighter S. F. Ga3 Light Co., r.
507 Miuna
Mulcahy Willi.".m J., local policeman, r. Scott, bet Ful-
ton and Grove
Mulcreevy James, gasfitter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 534
Hayes
Mulcreevy Martin, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 534 Hayes
Muldenhauer Charles, longshoreman, r. 17 Welsh
Muldoon Annie (widow), domestic E s San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-sixth
Muldoon Domiiiick, laborer, r. 218 Pacific
Muldoon John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.,r.NEcor
Louisiana and Shasta
Muldoon Mary Miss, r. Iti7 Shipley
Muldoon Michael (Muldoon & Seregni), r. Louisville,
Kentucky
Muldoon Patrick, r. 213 Elm Av
Muldoon Thomas J., brassfinisher William T. Garratt,
r. 17 Mis-ion Av
MU1.DOON& SEREGNI (Michael Muldoon andF.
Sere^ini), designers and importers monuments.
statuary, etc., 24 Post
Muldowney J., laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Muldowuey James, longshoreman, r. .509 Washington
Muldowney James R., carpenter J. M. Coinerford, r.
Tliirty-tirsI , ur Italian Hospital
Mulhall Joseph, waiter Occidental Hotel, r.U Rus-
sell
Mulhall Paris W., r. 811 O'F.irrell
MulhaneyP., rammer Superintendent of Streets
Mulhare James, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. W b
Johnson Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Mulhearn Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Decatur
Mulhcueu Frank, longshoreman, r. HH Ritch
Mulhem Mary Miss, dressmaker, 141 Fourth, r. 343
Jessie
Mulhern John, bottler Spruance, Stanley & Co., r. .343
Jessie
Mulhcron Patrick, clerk Callahan Byrne, r. Golden
Gate Hotel
Mulholland Andrew J., carpenter, r. 23 Sixth
Mulholland Francis, r. 1324 Sacramento
Mulholland Frank, laborer, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Mulholland Hugh, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 77
Clementina
Mulholland John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 77
Clementina
Mulholland John, longshoreman Meuzies & Bingham
Mulholland John, weigher Empire Brewery, r. 805
Filbert
Mulholland Owen, expressman, r. S s Post, bet Lynn
and Central Av
Mulholland Sarah Miss, lodgings, 15^ Tehama
Mulick James, laborer Diggins Bros., r. N s Fell, bet
Devisadero and Scott
Mulis Antonio, r. 1010 Mason
Mull Bernard, laborer, r. 28 Louisa
Mull Christine (widow), r. 827 Vallejo
Mull Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Louisa
Mulla Matteo, laborer Joe Giusti & Co., r. Broadway
iir Kearny
MuUally John, market SE cor Harrison and Dora, r.
SW cor Harrison and Dora
MuUally John H., driver McCarthy Brothers, r. 10
Bonita
MuUally Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Bush
MuUan Bernard, laborer, r. 114 First
Mullan George, waiter Alois Higel, r. 520 Mission
MuUau John (Mullan & Hyde), r. Occidental Hotel
Mullan John, boilermaker, r. 5J0 Mission
Mullan John, moulder, r. 28 Minna
Alullan Martin, tailor J. Wisluzil, r. 445 Tehama
Mullan Michael, gasfitter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19
Minna
Mullan Patrick, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
MULiLAN & HYDE (John Mulhrn and Frederick
A. Hyde), attorneys for land claimants, 623 Com-
mercial
Mullan. See Mullen and Mullin
Mullane Cornelius, dairy, NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Diamond
Mullane Michael, r. 446 Natoma
MviUaue Timothy, porter Lawrence Ryan, r. cor Fill-
more and Hermann
MuUauey Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. NE cor Cort-
land Av and Chapul tepee
Mullaney Anthony, mason, r. NE cor Cortland Av
and Chapultei^ec
Mullaney James, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE
cor Cortland Av and Chapultepec
Mullaney John, boilermaker Moyuihan & Aitken, r.
cor Chapultepec and Cortland Av
Mullaney John, marblecutter L. R. Myers & Co., r. SE
cor Nineteenth and Diamond
Mullaney Michael, laborer City Iron Works, r. Berual
Heights
Mullaney Michael, shoemaker, r. NE cor Cortland
Av and Chapultepec
Mullan- y Patrick, boilermaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. NEcor Chai)ultepec and Cortland Av
MuUans Michael, ijaiuter.r. 30 Clay
Mullany Hattie Mrs., r. NW cor Michigan and Shasta
MuUauy Jam -s, driver Joseph Macdouough, r. 330
Speiir
Mullany Lawrence, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada
Mullany Michael, attorney at law, oflBce 520 Mont-
gomery, r. 231 Second
Muliauy Patrick, student, r. 231 Second
Mullany Thomas, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 231
Second
Mullarky Martin, laborer, r. 308 Main
MuUee James, laborer, r. 8 Jessie
Mullee Thomas, harnessmaker Main & Winchester, r.
8 Jessie
Mullen B. Miss, domestic 1505 Steiner
Mullen Bernard, boilermaker Risdon I. and L.Works,
r. 28 Louisa
Mullen Bernard, serviceman Siiriiig Valley Water
Works, r. jnncticjn Market and Dolores
Mullen Bridget, domestic ;<28 Brvant
Mullen Bridget Mrs. (Mullen &Caiitwell), r. 033 Cal
Mullen Daniel, helper .SItna Iron Works, r. 418 Sev-
enth
Mullen Daniel, superintendent Pac. Club, r. 317 Tyler
Mullen Dennis, gardener, r. 447 J4 Jes-ie
Mullen Dennis, grainer John J. Coouey, r. Folsom, nr
£ighth
Mullen Edward, teamster Superintendent of Streets,
r. 4 Grand PI
Mullen Kllen, domestic 1117 Hyde
Mullen G' orge, plumber, r. Iii05?<' Stevenson
Mullen Harriet Mrs. (widow), r. 9'j9 Washington
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Mullen Harriet M. Miss, assistant North Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 1017 Fourteenth, Oakland
Mullen J., student Barna.d's Business College
Mullen James, painter, r. 134 Silver
Mullen James, plasterer, r. 72'2 Laguna
Mullen James, seaman, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Mullen James, shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong, r.
73 Tehama
Mullen James W., clerk Kedington & Co., r. 214 Tyler
Mullen John, r. 1032 Broadway
Mullen John, laborer, r. 1139 M Mission
Mullen JohnF., expressman, 719 Market, r. 525 Minna
Mullen Maggie Miss, r. W s Church, bet Army and
Twenty-sixth
Mullen Mary, domestic G27 Greenwich
Mullen Mary, domestic 799 Van Ness Av
Mullen 5Iary, domestic 1916 Larkin
Mullen Michael, waiter The Baldwin, r. 215 Powell
Mullen Owen, stableman City R. K. Co., r. 1831 Miss
Mullen Patrick, bUcksmith Union Iron Works, r. 2333^
Clara
Mullen Patrick, expressman, cor Market and Third, r.
573 Minna
Mullen Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
' Mullen Patrick, laborer, r. 3 Downey
Mullen Patrick, laborer Eisdon I. and L. 'Works, r. 28
Louisa
Mullen Patrick S., woodturner D. A. Macdonald &Co.,
r. ]'.>12 Steiner
Mullen Sarah (widow) , r. 525 Minna
Mullen Sarah (widow), r. 603 Eddy
i Mullen Thomas, cooper Frank W. Arnold, r. W s
' York, bet Solano and Butte
Mullen Thomas, drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. New
' Washington Hotel
; MuUeu Thomas, laborer, r. 137 Natoma
! Mtillen Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Whart
Mullen William, butcher, r. 722 Laguna
Mullen & Cantwell (Mrs. Bridget Mullen and Mrs.
Mary Cantwell), furnished rooms, 633 California
Mullen." See MuUan and MuUin
Mullender H., ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Mullender William, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
MuUer Mrs., carpetsewer A. Berson & Son, r. NE
cor Pine and Dupout
Muller Adolph, furrier, 108 Sutter, r. 1.504 Pacific Av
MuUer Albert A., musician, r. 10(> Fourteenth
Muller Anna (widow), dressmaker, r. 1435 Pacific
Muller Anna, domestic 1406 Jackson
MiillerAutoine, warehouseman Cutting Packing Co.,
r. 8 Heron PI
Muller Anton, cook, r. 17 Stockton PI
Miiller Armand, cigarmaker Isador Holliday,r. 70 Ev-
erett •
Muller August C, crockery. 115 Third
Muller Barthold, laborer Hermann Eossbach, r. New
Atlantic Hotel
Muller Benjamin, r. 1012 Mason
Mullt-r C, baker, r. 814 Monigomery
Miiller Charles, r. 957 Mission
Muller Charles, boot and shoemaker, 1602 Pacific Av
Muller Charles, expressman, cor Commercial and
Drumm, r. 522 Ninth, rear
Muller Charles, farmer, r. 218 Pacific
Muller Charles, stonecutter, r. Ill Clinton, rear
Muller Charles, waiter, r. 319 Harrison
Muller I harles, waiter, r. 409 Pacific
Miiller Charles A., baker, r. 633 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
MUr.L.ER CHRISTIAX, optician, 135 Montgom-
ery, r. 218 Uaiglit
Miiller Daniel A., organist Fifth Baptist Church, r.
Oak Grove House
Muller Diedrich, groceries and liquors, 332 Main
Muller Edward (Nebe \ Muller), r. 818 Pacific
Miiller Euiil, r. 720 Market
Muller Ernst, waiter, r. 6 Clara Lane
Muller Fabbri Inez, teaclu-r music, r. 428 Eddy
Muller Frank (Muller & Koenig), r. 1314 Harrison
Miiller Frank, shoiinaker, r. 12 Lewis
Muller Frederick, r. 1110 Larkin
Muller Frederick, dairy. Waller, bet Stanyau and Cole
Muller Frederick, barkeeper J. F. & A. Hinrichs, r.
NW cor Union and Front
Muller Frederick, bookkeeper Hildebrandt & Co., r.
Ahlborn House
Mtiller Frederick, seaman, r. Western House
Miiller Frederick C, jeweler, r. 443 Jessie
Miiller Fritz, carjjenter, r. 18 First
Muller G., proptr Eagle Cracker Bakery, SW cor Mis-
sion and Eleventh
Muller George (Muller & Schnider) , r. 110 Polk
Muller George, plumber.417 Bush, r.NE cor Pine and
Dupont
Muller George, restaurant, 307 Battery
Muller Gottleib H., Swiss Benev. Soc.,5 3^ Kearny
Muller H., cook, r. 814 Montgomery
Miiller Henry, baker Paul Eoux, r. 123 Virginia
Muller Henry, clerk Henry Ebbinghausen, r. 201
Third
Muller Henry, clerk John Postel, r. SW cor Sixteenth
and Howard
Muller Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Bryant
and Garden, r. 28}^ Garden
Muller Henry, laborer, r. 512 Bush
Muller Henry, musician Standard Theatre, r. 826
Union
Muller Henry, porter Albert Mau & Co., r. Oakland
MUIiLiER HEXRY, proptr Hall Exchange Sa-
loon, 69 New Montgomery
Muller Henry, sailmaker E. Deitrick & Co., r. 5273<S
Greenwich
Miiller Herman, capitalist, r. 918 Larkin
Miiller Herman, waiter Gustav Wunsche, r. 58 Steuart
Muller Herman F., bookkeeper Rosseter & Smith, r.
1504 Pacific
Muller Herman G., attorney at law, office 636 Clay,
room 32, r. Prescott House
Muller Ida (widow) , r. 538 Linden
Muller Jacob, operatic artist, r. 428 Eddy
Muller James, carriagepainter, r. 923}^ Folsom
Muller James, seaman, r. 327 Beale
Muller John (Haubrich& Muller), r.653 Minna
MULLER JOHN, butcher, 13-14 California Mar-
ket, r. 29 Dupont
Miiller John, cabinetmaker Union Furniture Manuf.
Co.,r. 28 Welsh
Muller John, fireman Bay Sugar Refinery, r. W 8
Montgomery, nr Lombard
Muller John, laborer, r. 1222 Green
Miiller John, liquor saloon, 52 First
Muller John, liquor saloon, 221 Fii-st
Miiller John, liquor saloon, 30 Fremont
MuUer John, organist, r. 610 Bush
Muller John, restaurant, 312 Bush, r. 653 Minna
Muller John, tailor, 41 Clara
Muller John, watchman stm Julia. Washington St.
Wharf
Muller John G., teacher music, r. 1110 Larkin
Muller John M., waiter, r. 1609 California
Muller J. M., liquor saloon, 702 Front
Miiller Joseph, porter, r. 22 Stockton PI
Muller Katie Mrs., milliner, r. 1012 Mason
Muller L., butcher, r. 603 Hyde
Muller Louis, machinist, r. 442 Green
Muller Louis, salesman Muller & Koenig, r. 22 Stock-
ton PI
Miiller Ludwig, tailor, 204 Stevenson
Muller Martin, master mariner, office 305 East
Muller Matthew W., bookkeeper, r. 807 California
Miiller Michael, fringemaker W. Euglander, r. 165
Clementina
Muller Moritz, brewer Philadelphia Brewery
Muller Nicholas, groceries and liquors, NE cor Ein-
con PI and Frederick
Muller Oscar, piauotuner Kohler & Chase, r. 1219
Union
Muller Oscar E., bookkeeper Chicago Brewery, r. 921
Geary
Muller Otto, printer, r. 909 Kearny
MuUer Paul Q. , bookkeeper Eugene Avy , r . 1504 Pacific
Av
Muller Peter, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Muller Romain, carpenter, r. 632 Green, rear
Miiller Rud.dph .K. (Schwartz & Muller) , r. Serpen-
tine Av, nr Folsom
Muller Ulrich, cook Henry Grimm, r. 828 Pacific
Muller Walter M., porter F. Toplitz & Co., r. 102
Mason
Muller Wilhemina (widow), r. 318 Capp
Muller William, barber, 614 Post
Muller William, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 44
Clementina
Miiller William, tanner Oswald Krenz, r. N s Day, bet
Dolores and Church
Muller William F., carpenter, r. 2598 Howard
Miiller William H., musician Standard Theater, r. 824
Union
BULLOCK Si .' OITES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS*, 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Mullet ■William J., bookkeeper I. Glazier & Co., r. 405
Powell
MULL.ER & KOENIG (Frank Mulltr and George
Koeuig), porkpackere, 15-lCi California Market
Miiller & Schnider (George Miiller and Andrew
Si'hnider) , carriageiuakers and blacksmiths, 19
Hayes
Muller. See Moeller, Moller and Mueller
Mullering August, cook, r. 29 Kausch
MuUery Nicholas R., clerk J. M. Spafford & Co., r.
314 Clay
Mullett James, r. NW cor Harrison and Thirteenth
MuUicii-h George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Mulligan Alexander O., bookkeeper A. B. Grogan, r.
405 Powell
Mulligan Bridget (widow), groceries, 65$ Elliott Park
Mulligan Bridget (widow), r. 15 J^ Langton
Mulligan Daniel E., clerk Block & Bernhard, r. 404
Montgomery
Mulligan Daniel, clerk, r. 237 Perry
Mulligan Emma Miss, cloakmaker, r. 1007 Market
Mulligan Francis, moulder Fulton Iron Works, r. 29
Hawthorne
Mulligan George, laborer, r. 117 Vallejo
Mulligan Hugh, laborer, r. 133 Folsom
Mulligan J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Mulligan James, blacksmith Dolan & Kelly, r. 423
Sansom
Mulligan James, upholsterer, r. 12 Carolina
Mulligan James, waiter, r. G50 Mission
Mulligan John, clerk, r. 237 Perry
Mulligan John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Mulligan Laurence, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 217
Broadway
Mulligan Michael, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. CO
First
Mulligan Michael, stevedore, r. 125}$ Shipley
Mulligan Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Mulligan Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 135
Tehama
Mulligan Patrick, moulder Fulton Iron Works, r. 29
Hawthorne
Mulligan Peter, laborer Louis Sloss & Co.,r. 12 Car-
olina
Mulligan Peter, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham,
r. E s Montgomery, bet Filbert and Greenwich
Mulligan Richard, horseshoer and blacksmith, 208
Twenty-fourth
Mulligan Thomas, hostler Market St. B. E., r. 408
Valencia
Mulligan Thomas, stevedore, r. Sacramento Hotel
Mulligan William, moulder .^tna Iron Works, r. 12
Carolina
Mulligan William, plumber, r. 133 Folsom
Mulliu Annie, domestic 1803 Franklin
MuUin Barney, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 520 Miss
Mullin Charles, peddler, N 8 Vandewater, bet Mason
and Powidi
Mulliu Daniel, currier, r. 212 Dora
Mullin Doiuinick, laborer, r. 500 Eighth
Mullin Eugeae J., watchmaker D. W. Laird, r. 2363«S
Sixth
Mullin Frank, watchmaker, r. 118 Virginia
Mullin John, driver Central R. R., r. 504% Guerrero
Mulliu Joseph, hackman, r. 410 Tehama
Mullin J. W.. laborer Paciflc Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Mullin Kate, domestic 810 McAllister
I Mulliu Mary, domestic 18 Sherman
. Mullin Micha.-l, bookkeeper, r. 012 Bush
I Mulliu Michael, cooper L. Felvey, r. N s Bryant, bet
Eighteeuth and Nineteenth
I Mullin Michael, laborer, r. 123 M Dore
I Mulliu Patrick, turner, r. 1912 Steiner
Mullin Patrick E., driver Market St. R. R., r. N s
I Twenty-eighth, nr Dolores
' Mullin P. C, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Valencia
Mulliu Philip, teamster, r' 4 Kimball
I Mullin Thmuas, laborer, r. 19 Welsh
Mulliu William J. butcher Mayer Levy.r. 722 Laguna
I Mullin. See Mullan aud Mullen
MuUins Annie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
tory, r. 33 Clara
MuUins Daniel, carpenter, r. 309 Linden
Mullins John, laborer, r. 738% Clenjrentina
Mulling John, policeman City Hall, r. 444 Fifth
Mullins Jo8.'ph E., hackman, r. 410 Tehama, bet Fifth
aud Sixth
Mullins Patrick C, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
235 Clara
Mullins Thomas, clerk, r. 4 Kimball PI
Mullins Thomas, laborer, r. 4 Gilbert
Mullins William, moulder Union Iron Works, r. 14%
Rausch
Mullins William P., teacher, r. 64 Natoma
Mullot Louis, real-estate agent, r. 632 Green, rear
Mulloy Annie (widow), r. 227 Ritch
Mulloy Charles W., blacksmith, 218 Fifth
Mulloy Daniel, carriagepainter Hottua k Hansen, r.
Stanly PI
Mulloy Diiinis, meesman Paciflc Mail S. S. China
Mulloy Edward, truckman, r. 446 Brannan
Mulloy Ellen T., ironc-r Standard Shirt Factory, r. 458
Minna
Mulloy James, sailmaker, r. 23 Sixth
Mulloy Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. 2018 Ellis
Mulloy Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Mulloy Peter, real estate, office 315 California, room
8, r. 508 Powell
Mulloy. See Malloy aud MoUoy
Mulraney George, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. E B
Lyon, bet Bush and Sutter
Mulrauey John, driver Market St R. R., r. 12 Willow
Mulranin Edward F., barkeeper Thomas Brady, r. NE
cor Church and Twenty-second
Mulreiu David, contractor, r. 629 Webster
Mulrenin Patrick, laborer Savage & Son, r. 942 Twen-
tieth
Mulrenin William L., wines and liquors, 903 Twen-
tieth, r. 942 Twentieth
Mulrey John, blacksmith Michael Donohue, r.735 Fol
Mulrey John, laborer, r, 212 Broadway |
Mulrooney Edward, laborer, r. 659 Minna |
Mulrooney Edward, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. Val-
lejo, nr Montgomery \
Mulrooney James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Mulrooney James, steward New York Bakery, r. 1306%
Stockton
Jlulrooney Patrick, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Mulrooney Patrice, waiter John Reagan, r. 17% Sher-
wood PI
Mulroy James, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Mulston John, laborer Presidio Reservation
Multy George W., carriage painter, 630 Broadway
Mulvaney Bartholomew, shoefitter, r. 229 Minna
Mulvaney Frank, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 26 Seventh
Mulvauey James, painter Charles H. Sykes, r. 168
Clementina
Mulvaney John, bricklayer, r. 418 Clementina
Mulvaney -John, laborer William Kerr, r. Lombard,
nr Montgomery
Mulvaney Johu Jr., shoemaker, r. 418 Clementina
Mulvaney Owen, teamster, r. Ss Lombard, nr San
Mulveil Sarah (widow) , fruits, 125 Fifth
Mulviry Thomas, ironworker, r. United States Hotel
Mnlvey Anna (widow) , r. 640 Stevenson
Mulvey Edward, printer, r. 1120 Montgomery
Mulvey Edward, seaman, r. 21 Everett
Mulvey George, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
r. 22 Bluxome
Mulvey James, laborer, r. 131 Folsom
Mulvey James, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
923 Folsom
Mulvey James, wines and liquors, 325 Sansom
Mulvey John, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE cor
Kentucky and Napa
Mulvey John, printer, r. 1120 Montgomery
Mulvey Thomas, r. 312 Beale
Mulvey Thomas, teamster Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
N s Folsom, bet Beale and Main
Mulvihill Michael, ho-tler Healy & Fagen, r. 332 Bush
Mulvihill Patrick, foreman Frank Trevor, r. 19 Chest-
nut
Mulville Daniel F., plasterer, r. 20 Fair Oaks
Mulvi He Edward, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 3 Howard Court
Mulville NeiJtune B., attorney at law, office 604 Mer-
chant, room 17, r. Oakland
Mulviu William, tiremau, U. S. Mint, r. 22 Rondel PI
Mumlord William, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Mummert Henry (Mummert & Meiners) , r. 540 Jessie
Mummert i*c Meiners, (Henry Mummert and Rudolph
Meiners) , coffee saloon, 923 Market
Mumphrey Edwiu, printer, r. Eighth Av, nr E, Hun-
ter's Point, South S. F.
Muncey Wynn, cigars and tobacco, NW cor Mont-
gomery and California, r. 5 Lewis
Munch Frederick, seaman, r. 41 Paciflc
Munch Louis, cigarmaker William Weis, r. 108 Minna
EEAMISH'S Shirts Heady made and to Ordej;
9
ANDEESON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
MUN
644
MUE
Munch Robert, civil engineer and drauglitsman , r.
417 Green
MUjVCKTON GEOKGE Dr., maniif dyspepsia
and wine bitters, and liquid glycerine soap, 115
Lfeidesdortl'
Muncusi Dominique, waiter Miners' Kestaurant, r.
81ti Jackson
Mund Dorothea (widow) , r. 341 Clementina
Muud Frederick L., tinsmith J. J. Vasconcellos, r.
710 Front
Mund Henry C, jeweler, r. 341 Clementina
Mund Milton, r. The Baldwin
Mund Rudolph A., watchmaker, 720 Market, r. 341
Clementina
Mund William, watchmaker and jeweler, 18 Fourth,
r. ItOG Post
Mundach William, shipcarpenter, r. Fifth Av, bet
K and L, Sovith S. F.
Munday , longshoreman Menzies and Bingham
Mundelius Courad. proptr Heriuaun Hotel, 030 Bran
MUNDEL.L. OSCAR C, proptr Charter Oak
Stable, 775 Market, r. 510 Third
Munder William, shipcarpenter, r. Fifth Av, nr Hun-
ter's Piiiiit
MuiKkra Louis, laborer, r. 339 Union
Muiidorl' Jacob, bookkeeper Schuster Brothers, r. 115
William
Mtindwyler Frederick, musician, r. 708 Bush
Mimdwyler John, musician California Theatre, r. 407
Taylor
MundwyKr John L., musician Baldwin's Theatre, r.
708 Bush
Mundy Peter, butcher, r. 450 Natoma
Munger George, teamster Black Point Packing House,
r. NW cor Bay and Buchanan
Munfiiven Anthony, laborer, r. 4:i7 Jessie, rear
Mniigovcrn Michael, ccok, r. 529 Sacramento
MtNICIPAL. COURT OF APPEALS, room
IV, Old City Hall, second floor,
MUNICIPAL! CRIMINAL COURT, office Old
City Hall, second floor
Munier Joseph, waiter R. R. Swain & Co., r. 221 Minna
Munk Richard, compositor, r. 1501 3<; Market
Mui.n Daniel, prefcsn.au Patrick J. Thomas, r. 707 J^
Clementina
Munns William, carpenter Lockhart & Porter, r. Co-
lumbia, bet Niuet<-e);th and Twentieth
Munos J., merchant, r. Russ House
Muura Selkirk, bookkeeper James E. Damon, r. Oak-
land
Munro Charles H., driver Market St. and Hayes Valley
R. R., r. 1221 Steiner
Muuro Elizabeth, r. l.'O Eighth
Munro George C, accountant James B. White, r. Cos
luopolitan Hotel
Jlunru (ieorge R., wood and coal, 20 Stockton
Muuro Jam t (widow), 1'. 501 Mi.«sion
Munro J. McK., veterinary surgeun. office and r. 251
htevenson
Munro John, blacksmith, S s Greenwich, nr Fill-
mi re
Munroe Daniel, laborer C. E. Hnseltine
Munroe Frederick A., clerk Winttrburn & Co., r. 1922
Stevenson
Munroe George, carpenter, r. 327 Fifth
Munroe J., clerk, r. 22 Geary
Munroe J. W., student UoaM's Business College
Munroe William, clerk F. M. L. Peters & Co., r. 823
Filbert
Munrce William, gardener Golden Gate Park
Munroe. See Monioe
Munroy James, tailor, r. Ct'M Mission
MUNSELL JAMES JR., agent (of insured) Mu-
tual Benefit Life Insurance Co. (Newark, New
Jtrsey), office 215 Sansom, room 2, r. Oakland
Munsinger Antoine. baker, r. f.(!0 Hayts
Munson August, clerk, r. 5 Florence
MuuHon ChiirlcsH., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 8i:i Twentieth
MunB<in D. (i., soainnaker, r. 104 Freelon
Munson D. Thomas, wood peddler, r. 104 Freelon
Munson Frederii-k H., clerk, r. 813 Twentieth
Munson Hi nry R., draftsman Henry Patton, r. Ala-
meda
Munson Jnni's, r. Hoojier, bet Third and Fourth
Munson James H., locksniith and saw flier, 504 Stev-
enson, r. 2208 Mission
Munson James s., real estate, r. 2200 Mission
Munson John, importer stock, r. 112 Fourth
Munson Nels. carpenior. r. 0 Polk
MUNSON OSCAR D., assayer U. S. Mint, office
NW cor Mission and Fifth, r. 905 Market
Munson S. M., r. Park Hotel
Munson. See Monson
Munster Henry, carpenter, r. 156 M Silver
Munster John, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 14
Converse
Munt Charles, r. 32 Frederick
Munter August, attorney at law, office 420 California,
r. Oakland
Munter Charles, baker, r. 1308 Mission
Munter Joseph, art pictures, 1047 Folsom
Muntige Joseph, blacksmith Jacob Neumiller, r. 7
Thirteenth Av, Sotith S. F.
Muntz Benjamin F., driver Pacific Transfer Co., r. 73
Clementina
Muntz Charles, messman S. S. Great Republic
Muntz J., euginetr, r. 931 Market
Muntze Henry, malster National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Munus William, carpenter, r. S s Columbia, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
Munzing Joseph, wagonmaker Andresen Bros.
Muralti Auguste, third cook Palace THotel, r. 1205
Stockton
Murasky Bernard, laiindryman, r. E s Washington Av,
nr Preeita PI. Bernal Heights
Murasky Charles H. (Magary & Murasky"), r. 20 Lang-
ton
Murasky William, laundryman Grand Hotel
MuratEmil, cook. r. 1320 Stockton
Murat Frederick, brewer National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Murat H., r. 114 Dupout
Murawski Julian, junk dealer, 107 Pacific
Murch Leonard H., V. S. Internal Revenue gauger, r.
516 Leavenworth
Murch Louise (widow), teacher music, r. 014 }<; Linden
MURCHIE GOLD AND SILVER MINING CO.
(Nev. Co., Cal.). S. D. Rogers secretary, office 328
Moutgomaiy, room 6
Murden William, woodturner George F. Atkinson, r.
410 )<. Natoma
Murdoch George, laundryman. r. 333 Shipley
Murdoch Walter B., mining operator, r. 134 Twenty-
sixth
Murdoch W. B., r. 240 Montgomery Av
Murdock Albert, r. 038 Green
MURDOCH C. A. «!!£ CO. (Charles L. Crackbon),
printers. 5.!'J Clay
Murdock Calvin, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Murdock Charles, boiler maker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. Thirtieth bet Church and Sanchez
Murdock Charles A. (C. A. Murdock & Co.), r. 1222
Jackson
Murdofk George H., clerk Taber, Barker & Co., r. 1805
Polk
Murdock George L., clerk Oregon S. S. Co., r. 410
Kearny
Murdock Isaiah, liquor'saloon, 510 Second, r. 411 Bry-
ant, rear
Murdock John, carpenter, r. 74 Natoma
Murdock Joseph, sailmaker, r. 411 Bryant, rear
Murdock William, cari)enter, r. 34 Ellis
Mtudock William, laborer, r. 115 Second
Murdock William G.. r. 411 Bryant, rear
MURPEY SAMUEL S., notary public and com-
missioner deeds, office 007 , Montgomery, r. 1014
Washington
Murich J., Austrian Beuev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Murillo Concepcion (widow), laundress Alcide Bou-
dan, r. 832 Uroadwav
MURISET CHARLES, liquorand billiard saloon,
320 Dupout. r. 811 Mission
Muriset Marie, governess, r. 1432 Geary
Murison Elizabelli (widow), r. 1420 Clay
Murisou Elizabeth L. Miss, clerk Post-office, r. 1420
Clay
Murison James, steward, r. 212 Drumm
Murison John M., clerk, r. 1420 Clay
Murison William A., bookkeeper Hooper & Donald-
son, r. 1420 Clny
MURKEN MARTIN, groceries and liquors, hay,
grain. Coal, and wood, NW cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Murman Jules, laborer, r. SE cor Nevada and Ver-
mont
Murota Yoshibumi, secretary Consul Japan, r. 309
Jones
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
MUK
645
MUR
Murphy , teamster, r. Popp's Hotel
MURPHY ADAM H. (Thurman & Murphy), r.
2519 Howard
Murphy Albert J., painter, r. 71 Tehama
Murphy Alfred, steward, r. 630 Mission
Murphy Alphonso, printer, r. 4 Vincent
Murphy Ausistasia, domestic H21 Ellis
MurpbyAnn (widow), r. SW cor Devisadero and Sut
Murphy Anna, domestic 637 Tyler
Murphy Annie (Widow) , laundress La Grande Laun-
dry, Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Murphy Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 437 Jessie
Murphy Annie Miss, dress and cloakmaker, 442 Clem
Murpljy Anthony, truukmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r.
17 Harrison
Murphy Arthur, real-estate agent, office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 15, r. 729 Natoma
Murphy B., laborer, r. 13 Clinton, rear
Murphy Bartholomew, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r.
234 Clara
Murphy Bernard, laborer Pool k Harris, r. 24 Downey
Murphy Bernard, miner, r. International Hotel
Murphy Bridget (widow), r. 1208 Devisadero
Murphy Bridget A. (widow), r. E s Prospect Av, nr
Coso Av, Bernal Heighs
Murphy Catherine (widow) , r. 10 Silver
Murphy Catherine (widow), r. 715 Natoma
Murphy Catherine Miss, r. 43(5 Minna
Muri^hy Catherine A., housekeeper, r. SWcor Bay and
Hyde
Murphy Charles, bricklayer, r. Union Hotel
Murjjhy Charles, steward, r. 442 Clementina
Murphy Charles J., hair dressing saloon, ^5 Third
Murphy Cornelius, carpenter, r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Cornelius, laborer, r. ."134 Natoma
Murphy Cornelius J., deputv superintendent streets,
r. 2308 Larkin
Murphy Cornelius L. .blacksmith Central E. E. stables,
r. 1191 >4 Harrison
Murphy C. T., r. 404 Folsom
Murphy D., r. 8()7 Market
Murphy Daniel (Murphy, Horn & Byrne) , r. San Jose
Murphy Daniel (Rice & Murphy), r. 2 Eddy PI
Murphy Daniel, blacksmitli, r. 1339 Minna
Muijihy Daniel, junk dealer, r. 7 Natoma, rear
Murphy Daniel, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Muri)hy Daniel, real estate, r. 39 Page
Murphy Daniel, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Murphy Daniel, teamster, r. 22 Sumner
Murphy Daniel, varnisher Andrew Frei.r. 16M Clinton
MURPHY DANIEL J., attorney at law, and dis-
trict attorney citv and county, office, rooms 12-16
Old City Hall, r."ll9 Liberty
Murphy Daniel J., mechanic, r. 427 Fourth
Murphy Daniel J., painter, r. Bonanza Lodging House
Murphy Daniel T. (Murphy.Grant & Co.),r. New York
Murphy Daniel W., real estate agent, 608 Market, r.
Sau Miguel Station
Murphy David, blacksmith Phelps Manuf Co., r. 724
Minna
Murpny David, policeman City Hall, r. 240 Green
Murphy David, shoemaker P. Kelly, r. 272 Jessie
Murphy D. C, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Murjihy D. D., expressman, NW cor King and Fourth,
r. 677 Clementina
Murphy Dennis, cook New Continental Hotel, 547
Mission
MuriJhy Dennis, boatbi'.ilder. Long Bridge
Murphy Dennis, fireman S. F. Gas Light Po., r. N s
Sierra, nr Michigan
Murphy Dennis, grocer, r. 934 Howard
Murphy Dennis, hackman, r. 1024 Stockton
Mnrjihy Dennis, laborer, r. 616 Kearny
Murphy Dennis, musician, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Murphy Dennis, shoemaker, r. 2304 Folsom
Murphy Dennis, soapmaker. G. K. Lucy & Co., r. N s
Fourteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Murphy Dennis H., hairdressing saloon, 303 Sixth, r.
18 Bemice
Murphy Dennis T., clerk M;iry McCarthy, r. 934 How
Murphy Dennis T., groceries and liquors, SE cor Sev-
enth and Folsom, r. 1061 Folsom
Murphy Edmoud, saddler, r. W s Mission, nr Thirty-
first
Murphy Edward, r. 75 Minna
Murphy Edward, laborer, r. 20 Boardman
Murphy Edward, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and Si-
( rra
Murphy Edward, laborer San Francisco Grading and
Macadamizing Co., Long Bridge
Murphy Edward, machinist, r. 514 Bryant
Murphy Edward, plumber, r. Ws Ohio, nr Vallejo, rear
Murphy Edward, shoemaker, r. 741 Market
Murphy Edward, stableman Dennis J. O'Callaghan,
r. 838 Howard
Mirrphy Edward F., r. 2006 Mission
Murphy Edward F., clerk Samuel G.Imhofif, r. 2 Har-
riet
Murphy Edward M., book and job printer, 415 Market,
r. 18 McAllister
Murphy Edward P., painter, r. Prospect Av, Bernal
Heights
Murphy Edward T., salesman Keane Bros., r. 1828
Jessie
Murx^hy Eliza (widow), r. 1216 Alabama
Murphy Elizabeth Miss, r. 732 Natoma
Murphy Ellen, domestic 1119 Stockton
Murphy Eugene L., with EugL-ne P. Murphy, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
MURPHY EUGENE P., stockbroker, office 409
Pine, r. Occidental Hot.^-l
Murphy Francis, engineer George H. Whitney, r. 210
Union
Murphy Francis H., gasfitter, r. 211 J^ Turk
Murphy Francis P., florist, r. 211 M Turk
Murphy Frank, r. .509 Washington
Murphy Frank, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 2.d08 Larkin
Murphy Frank, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10 Steuart ,iii
Murphy Frank, pilot office, 9 U. S'.'Court Building, r.
1905 Dupont
Murjahy Frank J., deputy county clerk, r. 224 Kearny
Murphy Frederick, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. 7 Natoma
Murphy George, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Tokio, r. 16!^ Clinton
MURPHY, GRANT & CO. (Daniel T. Murphy,
Adam Grant, John Dean, and Henry M. Murphy) ,
importers and jobbers foreign and domestic dry
goods, NE cor Sansom and Bush
Murphy Hamlin H., policeman City Hall, r. 21 Pros-
pect PI
Murphy H. B. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 456 Sixth
Murphy Henrietta, domestic Florence House, 108 El-
lis
Murphy Henry, laundry, 517 Mission
Murphy Henry, porter Livingston li; Co., r. 304 Lilly
Av
Murphy Henry B.. plasterer, r. 456 Sixth
Murphy Henry M. (Murphy, Grant & Co.) , r. New
York
Murphv Honora (widow), r. lolUi Dore, rear
MURPHY, HORN »« BYRNE (Daniel Murphy,
Bernard H'lru, and Henry L. BjTne), wholesale
butchers and cattle dealers. First Av, South S. F.,
office 533 Kearny
Murphy Hugh, keeper Eussian Hill Reservoir Spring
Valley Water Works, r. N s Greenwich, bet Hyde
and Larkin
Murx'hy Hugh, laborer, r. 7 Converse
Murphy Hugh S., superintendent S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 126 Ninth
Murphy James, cabinetmaker, r. 1116 Montgomery
Murphy James, currier Morris Wind, r. EsSan Bruno
Road, cor Twenty-.sixth
Murphy James, deputy sherift", r. 1029 Pacific
Murphy James, graiuer, r. 616 Natoma
Murphy James, hairdressing saloon, 334 Bush, r. 6
Howard Court
Murphy James, hatpresser Pacific Straw Works, r. 113
Francisco
Murphy James, laborer, r. W s Church, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Murphy James, labijrer, r. 217 Broadway
Murphy James, laborer, r. 231 Tenth
Murphy James, laborer, r. 632 Braunan
Murphy James, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Murphy James, marblepolisher J. & F. Ke.^seler, r.
546 Folsom
Murphy James, painter, r. 119}^ Dore
Murphy James, porter Hecht Bros. & Co.,r. 641 Na-
toma
Murphy James, soapmaker G. E. Lucy & Co., r. Four-
teenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
MURPHY JAMES, surgeon, office 659 Clay, r.
1613 Van Ness Av
Murphy James, tauuer, r. SE cor Sixth and Braunan
Murphy James, teamster, r. 8M Freelon
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Murphy James, watchman freight dept Central Pac.
R. R.
Murphy James Mrs., boarding and lodging, 5M Dup
Murphy James A., clerk, r. 1U2 Mason
Murphy James A., salesman Thomas M. Antisell &
Co., r. Oakland
Miurhy James B., liquor saloon, SW cor Mission and
Seventh
Murphy James F., plumber, r. 2819 California
Murphy Jaiues H., engineer, r. 216 Gough
Murphy James H., barkeeper James K. McCormick,
r. 428 Natoma
Murphy James R., carpenter, r. SE cor Beach and Lar-
kin
Murphy James T., bank commissioner, offlte 202 San-
som, room 2, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Murphy James T., gardener, r. 1304 Columbia
Murphy J. C, clerk Sadler & Co., r. 737 Market
Murphy J. C, rubber stampmaker C. A. Klinkner, r.
Oakland
Murphy Jeremiah, capitalist, r. 113 Francisco
Murjihy Jeremiah, contractor, r. 512 Bus-h
Murphy Jeremiah, expressman Nevada Bank of S. F.,
r. 213 Ninth, rear
JIurphy Jeremiah, hostler City Hall Stables, r. 21 Mary
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 9 Jessie
Mui-phy Jeremiah, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Murphy Juremiah, laborer John G. lis, r. 329 Fourth
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Murphy Jeremiah, laborer Cosmopolitan Hotel
Murphy J. J., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r. E B
Collins, nr Point Lobos Av
Mnrphy J. L., with Pacific Club, r. 355 Minna
Murphy Jonathan, dair\iuan INIegilligan & Clark, r.
ban Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Jlnrphy John (J. Hiland .t Co.), r. E s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Murphy John, r. 18 Tehama
Murphy John, r. 324 Geary
Murphy John, r. 1007 Natoma
Murphy John (Moore & Murphy), r. 19Langton
Murphy John, asphaltum sidewalks, r. (iGO Min, rear
Murpliy John, assistant engineer stm Capital, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Murphy John, bartender John C. Daly, r. 156 First
Murphy John, blacksmith, r. 324 Minna
Murphy John, blacksmith Southern Pac. R.R., r. 1833
Howard
Murphy John, bricklayer, r. 417 5<; Clementina
Murphy John, butcher, r. 842 Harrison
Murphy John, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Murphy John, clerk P. Kearney, r. 1124 Broadway
Murphy John, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Green St.
Wharf
Murphy John, drayman John Ziegenbein & Co.
MurpIiy John, driver United Carriage Co.
Murpliy John, engineer California and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 235 Fifth
Murphy John, expressman, 637 California, r. 135 Dora
Murphy John, fiioman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 7 Bowie
Av
Murphy John, foreman Dexter Stables, 221-223 Bush
Murphy Jolin, barnessmaker, r. 137 Dora
Murphy John, hostler, r. 127 Jackson
Murjihy John, hostler John Hunnan, r. N s Point
LoboB Av, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-Fourth
avs
Murphy John, Ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Murphy Jiihn, laborer, r. N s Gn en, nr San.som
Mui])liy Jiilin, laborer, r. N s Dorland, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Murphy John, laborer, r. W s Scott, nr Cortland Av
Murphy John, laborer, r. 9 Cvvfhnian
Murphy John, laborer, r. SE cor Twenty-fifth and
Castro
Murphy John, laborer JameBTomkinson,r. 70 Natoma
Muri)hy J<ihu, laborer, r. 217 Brcadway
Murpliy Jdlin, laborer, r. 227 Minna
iMuriiliy.ldhii, laborer James Craig, r. 324 Mason
Murphy .Jchn, laborer, r. 414 Folscm
Muriihy .Inliu, lnborer, r. 429 Ellis
Murphy Jcilm, liiborir, r. NW cor Sixth and Brannan
Murphy John, lalxirer, r. 355 Minua
Murjihy John, laborer l-aurel Hill Cemetery, r. N sSt.
Rose, bet Wood and Collins
Murphy John, laborer Overland 'Warehouse
Murpliy John, loiig.-horeiiinii, r. ll! Sumner
Murphy John, marblepolisher r. 10 Heron
Muipby John, niolder Savajie S: Son, r. (116 Natoma
Murphy John, plumber, r. 67 Minua, rear
Murphy John, porter Occidental Hotel
Murphy John, printer, r. 435 Pine
Murphy John, real estate, r. Brewster, bet Faith and
Hope, Bernal Heights
Murphy John, shoemaker, r. 332 Spear
Murphy John, shoemaker, r. 2304 Folsom
Murphy John, shoemaker Marks & Berliner, r. 7 De-
catur
Murxihy John, stableman J. F. McDonald & Co., r.
Philadelphia House
Murphy John, teamster C. O'Donnell & Co., r. SE cor
Sixth and Brannan
Murphy John, teamster Spring Valley Water Works, r.
112 Bernard
Murphy John, tinner James Maguire, r. 81 Jessie
Murphy John, waiter Willitnu Gerstenberg, r. 108 Min
Murphy John, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 321 Js Tenth
Murphy John, waiter S. S. Humboldt, r. 510 Post
Murphy John A., coinUntor N. B. and Mission R. R.
Murphy John A., stevedore, r. 1031 Montgomery
Murphy John C, coppersmith C. W. Smith, r. 1418
Geary
Murjihy John C, saUsnian D. Samuels, r. 422 Minna
Murphy John F., real estate agent and collector r. E s
Cook, nr Point I.obos Av
Murphy John H., haruessmaker, r. 9 Rondel PI
Murphy John H., painter, r. 2127 Mission
Murphy John J., r. 235 Minua
Murphy John J., engineer Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.,
r. 144 Second
Murphy John J., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Toki#, r. 107 Natoma
Murphy John J., hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R., r.
W s Kentaicky, nr Nevada
Murphy John J., piressman Morning Call.r. 5 Central
PI
Murphy John J,, salesman Michael Price, r. 1725
Leavenworth
Murphy John J,, wines and liquors, 231 Kearnv, r.
•215 Post
Murphy John J. H., carpenter Central Pac. R. R., r.
19 Minua
MURPHY JOHN I,UTTREL.L,, attorney at law,
oifice 724 !<; Market, room 21, r. Oakland
Murphy John P. Kev.,(ltrgyman St. Dominic's Church,
cor Stciuer and Bush
Murphy John P.. houseijainter, r. 449 Minna
Murphy John P. F., mining, r. 1208 Devisadero
Murphy John R., mining superintendent, r. 2203 De-
visadero
Murphy Joseph, boilermaker's helper Pacific Mail S.
S. Co.'s Wharf
Murphy Joseph, laborer, r. 331 Sixth
Murphy Joseph, plumber Dougherty & Byrne, r.
14.35 3<. Mission
Murpliy Joseph, seaman, r. 6 Hodges PI
Murphy Joseph, teamster Superintendent of Streets,
r. 666 Natoma
Murphy J. Patrick, graiuf r, r. 27 Eleventh
Murphy Julia (widow), r. 19 Clara, rear
Murphy Julia (widow), r. 27 Eleventh
Muriihy Julia (widow), r. 679 Clementina
Murphy Julia Miss, domestic SW cor Hampshire and
Santa Clara
Murphy Kate (widow), r. 6 Ivy Av
JIurphy Kate, domestic 7 Van Ness Av
Murphy Kate J. Miss, teacher music, r. 515)^ Steven-
son,
Murphy Katie Miss, r. 234 Clara
Murphy Katie Miss. machine operator E. Dt trick & Co. ,
r. 11 I'.aldwiu Court
Mun>hy I.awreiic e, r. 540 Linden
Murpliy Lawrence, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Murpli.v I-awreiice, stevedore Hobbs, Pomeroy h Co.,
r. 44 Jessie
Murphy Luke R., steward tug Hercules, Mission St.
Wharf
Murphy M., boileriuaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Murphy M., laborer Mission Rock Warehouse Co., r.
cor Fourth and Freelon
Murphy M., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
Murpliy M. A. (widow), r. 1^2 Mason
Muri)hy Maggie, c.iiu worker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 16 ;< Clinton
Murphy Alaggie, domestic 1812 Pierce
Murphy Margaret, r. 917 Larkiu
Murphy Margaret Miss, Fcaiustress M, Beaker & Co.,
r. 436 Minna
Murpliy Margaret Mrs., r. 1606 Mason
Muriihy Maria Miss, r. 234 Clara
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck "Wear.
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Murphy Maria Miss, seamstress M. Kraker & Co., r.
4;}ti Mi una
Murphy Mark, miner, r. 745 Market
Murphy Martin, laborer North Beach Cement Pipe
Co., r. S\V cor Montgomery Av and Bay
Murphy Martin, watertender stm Chester, r. 316 Beale
Murjjhy Martin D., laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. N s
; Geary, bet Lyon and Baker
I Murphy Martin J., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 009
j Pine
Murphy Mary, r. 14'2 3^ Clara
' Murphy Mary (widow), r. 18 Clara
j Murphy Mary (widow), r. 135 Dora
Murphy Mary (widow), r. 403 Bryant
Murphy Mary (widow), r. 401! Tehama, bet Fifth and
Sixth
I Murphy Mary (widow) , boanlin?, 1929 Howard
I Murphy Mary, domestic 910 0'Farrell
I Murphy Mary, domestic 1035 Post
Murphy Mary, dressmaker Agnes Fischer, r. 323
I Filbert
I Murphy Mary (widow) , liquor saloon, San Miguel
I Statun
Murphy Mary (widow) , r. N s St. Rose, bet Wood and
! Collins
I Murphy Mary Miss, r. 2723 Bryant Av
j Murphy Mary Miss, laundress La Grande Laundry, r.
I 25 Minna
I Murphy Mary Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf Co.,
r. Eleventh Av, near Railroad Av, South 8. F.
! Murphy Mary Mrs., lodgings, 20t; Fourth
i Murphy Mary A. (widow), r. 2U0iJ Mission
; Murphy Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1123 Broadway
'. Murphy Mary M. Mis-, assistant Washington Gram-
! mar School, r. 1429 Taylor
' Murphy Mathew, lodgings, 1807 Mission
I Murphy Matthew, painter, r. N s Twentieth, bet Noe
' and Sanchez
Murphy Matthew, housemover, r. 666 Natoma
j Murphy Matthew B., dairyman, r. 57 Everett
j Murjjhy Michael, boilermaker, r. NE cor Louisiana
I and Sierra
I Murphy Michael, boxmaker, r. 33 Jessie
I Murphy Michael, clerk Daniel O. Snllivan, r. 719
j Sansom
' Murphy Michael, Fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
I Sydney
I Muiphy Michael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
I Georgia, nr Shasta
I Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 63 Minua
' Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 551 Mission
I Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
] Murphy Michael, laborer, r. 1314 Polk
i Murphy Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Sixth and Brau-
nan
; Murphy Michael, laborer Continental Oil and Trans-
I portatiou Co., r. Globe House
I Murphy Michael, laborer Gower'& Gilman, r. 58
Jessie
Murphy Michael, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 34
Clementina
Muriihy Michael, longshoreman, r. 639 Post, rear
Murphy Michael, longshoreman, r. 2011 Diipont
Mxirphy Michael, paver, r. 512 Ninth
I Murphv Michael, sergeant police City Hall, r. 926
Twentieth
Murxihy Michael, teamster James McDevitt, 911 San
Murphy Michael, upholsterer, 1810 Polk, r. N b Chest-
, nut, nr Polk
j Murjjhy Michael J., foreman United Carriage Co., r.
I 527 Mission, rear
Murphy Michael L., coachman F. Garcia, r. Fifteenth,
I bet Noe and Castro
] Murphy Michael T., salesman Eeane Brothers, r. 1828
I Jessie
I Murphy Michael W., shoemaker, 8M Hurlburt PI
j Murphy Miles, laborer, r. 108 I'reelon, rear
' Murphy M. L. (widow) , r. 10 Mint Av
; Murphy Mollie Miss, saleslady Jacobs & Glass, r.
Bernal Heights
Murphy Nellie, domestic Ss Howard, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Murphy Nellie Ml.ss. assistant Broadway Primary
Scliool, r. 113 Francisco
Murphy Nicholas, laborer, r. W s Ohio, nr Vallejo,
rear
Murphy Nicholas, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Murphy Nicholas, marblecutter, Leon R. Myers & Co.
r. 15 Russell
Murphy Nicholas, teamster, r. BE cor Bryant and Six-
teenth
Murpl)y Niel, boilermaker, r. 37 Minna
Murphy N. S., rhysiciau, office and r. 1821 Jackson
Murphy Owen, dairyman James Kavanagh. r. SE cor
Lombard and St-ott
Murphy Owen A. (Murphy & Conuers), r. Oakland
Murpliy Patrick, r. 36 Clay
Miirpliy Patrick, bootmaker Deasy Brothers, r. 63
Laugton
Murphy Patrick, bricklayer, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
Murphy Patrick, carpenter, r. 708 Clementina
Murphy Patrick, deckhand stm Julia, r. 9 Gaveu
Murphy Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 222 Minna
Murphy Patrick, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Murphy Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W 8
Michigan, bet Shasta and Sierra
Murphy Patrick, fireman stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Berkeley
Murphy Patrick, fireman stm Transit, Oakland Ferry,
r. 270 Branuan
Murphy Patrick, lireman stm S. M. Whipple
Miurphy Patrick, grader, r. 444 Natoma
Murphy Patrick, hostler Dexter Stables, r. Post Street
House
Murphy Patrick, junk dealer, r. W s Twenty-sixth Av,
bet A and B, Outside Lands
Mm-phy Patrick, laborer, r. E s Billings PI, bet Filbert
and Greenwich
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. Terminal Hotel
Murphy Patrick, laborer Sutter St. R. R.
Murphy Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 227
Minna
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 368 Natoma
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 435 Fulton
Murphy Patrick, laborer 512 Bush
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 705 Front
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 728 }$ Clementina, rear
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. 907 Folsom
Murphy Patrick, laborer, r. S s Sacramento, nr Baker
Murphy Patrick, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.
Murphy Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Murphy Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co, r. NE cor
Sierra and Michigan
Murphy Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 34
Clementina
Murjjhy Patrick, liquor saloon, 256 Branuan
Murphy Patrick, longshoreman, r. Es Hinckley, nr
Vallejo
Murphy Patrick, longshoreman, r. SW cor Howard
and Beale
Murphy Patrick, meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE
cor Van Ness Av and Bonita
Murpliy Patrick, miner, r. 715 Howard
Murphy Patrick, painter, r. 737 Market
Murphy Pairick, poultry and game, 74-75 Centre Mar-
ket, r. 9 Tehama
Murphy Patrick, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Murphy Patrick, sewmau, r. 328 Third, rear
Murphy Patrick, soapmaker G. R. Lucy & Co., r. S s
Thirteinth, bet Folsom and Harrison
Murnhy Patrick, stableman J. B. Haggin, r. 1116 Clay
Murphy Patrick, stevedore, r. 15}<; Frederick
Murphy Patrick, teamster Diggins Bros., r. 2512 Sut-
ter
Murphy Patrick, rammer Superintendent of Streets
Murphy Patricli H., pUmiber and gastitter, 3 Ninth, r.
NW cor Dolores and Twenty-eighth
Murpliy Patrick J., reporter Evening Post, r. 1431
Steiuer
Murphy Patrick J., stonecutter, r. Union Hotel
Murphy Peter, expressman, cor Broadway and Davis,
r. NE cor Broadway and Vallejo
Murphy Peter, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Murphy Peter, laborer California Dry Dock Co., r.
Fifth Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Mui-phy Peter, miner, r. 528 Pacific
Muriihy Peter, student Heald's Business College, r.
113 Francisco
Murpliy Peter R., laborer, r. 9 Coardman PI
3IV:RPHY p. GEORGK, attorney at law, office
636 Clay, room 11, r. Oakland
Murphy Philip, r. Terminal Hotel
Murphy Philip, packer Hecht Bros, k Co., r. 641 Na-
toma
Murphy Philip R., cooper, r. 1212 Scott
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Murphy Pius Father, prior of St. Dominic's Church,
r. NW cor Steiner aud Bush
Murphy P. T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Murphy P. T., treasurer Workingiueu's Library, 861
Market
Murphy Richard, clerk James M. Moran, r. 715 Na-
toma
Murphy Richard, laborer, r. S s Mountain Lake, nr
Presidio
Murphv Richard, laborer, r. 3 Ivy Av
Murphy Richard, laborer J. H. Swain, r. 306 Fremont
Murphy Richard, polisher California Electrical
Works, r. 17 Laskie
Murphy Richard, stableman, r. 301 Fremont
Murphy Robert, carpenter, r. SE cor Beach aud Larkin
Murphy Robert, fireman S. S. Idaho, r. OJJ Duvis
Murphy Rosa Miss, machineoperator E. Detrick &
Co., r. 11 Baldwin Court
Murphy Robert W., physician, office aud r. 1601
Gough
Murphy Simuel (Murphy & McVei^'h), r. 1123 Bdwy
Murphy Sauiuel, expressman,. 500 Ellis, r. 1123 Bdwy
Murphy 3. Or., assistant cashier Pacific Bank, r. Palace
Hotel
Murphy Stephen, blacksmith, r. SW cor Howard and
Beale
Murphy Stephen, driver Hose No. 1', S. F. F. D., r. 112
Jackson
Murphy Stephen M. F., collector, r. 15 Russell
Murphy Su-an (widow), r. 1607 Howard
Murphy T., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Murphy Terrence, laborer, r. 20 Jessie, rear
Murphy Thomas, drayman Cutter & Co., 301 Davis
Murphy Thomas, engineer, r. NW cor Branuan and
Eiyhth
Murphy Thomas, engineer Pacific Barrel and Keg Co.,
r. 21 Harriet
Murphy Thomas, engineer, r. 518 Mission
Murphy Thomas, gardener J. D. Fry. r. 1917 Jackson
Murphy Thomas, gasfitier James K. Prior, r. 1103
Montgomery
Murjihy Thomas, hostler Kelling & Moore, r. 421
Pacific
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. S s Union, nr Sansom
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 25 Clementina
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 3S Freelon
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 248 Minna
Murphy Thomas, laborer, r. 1214 Turk
Murphy Thomas, laborer R. D. Hume, r. 418 Mission
Muri)hy Thomas, liquor saloon, SE cor Fourth and
Bryant, r. 503 Fourth
Murphy Thomas, machine haud California Cracker
Co., r. 160ii Ma.sou
Murphy Thomas, mason, r. W s Sullivan, nr Jefferson
Murphy Thomas, porter Pet' r Hopkins, r. 238 Jessie
Murphy Thomas, .^eamau, r. 54 Sacramento
Murphy Thomas, stableman D. J. O'Callaghan, r. 838
Howard
Murphy Thomas, teamster, r. 10f»H Freelon
Murphy Thomas, turner, r. 512 Mission
Murpliy Thomas, waiter Market Street Restaurant, r.
S15 Minna
Murphy Thomas A., musician, r. 431 Vallejo
Murphy Thomas F , foreman West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 11321^ Bryant
Murphy Thomas H., superintendent S.F. Gas Light
I Co., r. 435 k' Stevenson
Murphy Thomas J.. boxmakerHobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 535 Mission
Murphy Thomas M., carpenter, r. 1219 Stockton
i Murphy Thomas P., laborer, r. 225 Perry
Murphy Thomas W., barkeeper Frank Merrill, r. 1007
Stockton
Murphy Timothy, clerk, r. 355 Minna
Murphy Timothy, fireman Souihern Pac. R. R;, r. 223
Fifteenth
Murphy Timothy, hoivseshoerE. Herlihy,r. 206 Union
Murphy Timotliy, laborer, r. Bruus' Hotel
Murphy Timothy, laborer, r. 6 Freelon
Mtirphy Timnthy, laijorer, r. 13 Welsli, rear
Murphy Timolliy, laborer, r. 366 Natoma i
Murphy Timothy, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Whart
Murphy Tin^othy, laborer Matthew McGowan '
Murphy Timothy, plasterer, r 6 Hyde
Murphy Timothy, purifying dept b. F.GasLight Co., !
r. 725 Clementina I
Murphy Timothy, teamster, r.NW corPow and Chestnut
Murphy W., r. 2h !\IcAllister
Murphy Williun. r. 436 Minna
Murphy William, boilermaker, r. 515 Folsom
Murphy William, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. 730
Clementina
Murphy William, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Murphy William, carriagepaiuter. r. 211?^ Turk
Murphy William, clerk Patrick McGuigan, r. 447 Min
Mui'iihy William, deckhand stm Bay City, Alameda
Ferry
Murphy William, deckhand stm Transit, Oakland
Ferry, r. SW cor Twenty-eighth and Sanchez
Murphy William, laborer, r. 28 First
Murphy William, laborer, r.228 Folsom
Murphy William, laborer, r. 234 Fremont, rear
Murphy William, laborer, r. W s Ohio, nr Vallejo,
rear
Murphy William, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Illinois and Shasta
Murphy William, longshoreman, r. Twenty-eighth,
bet Xoe and Sanchez
Murphy William, ijorter tt"hittier, Fuller & Co., r. 251
Perry
Murphy William, roadmaster Omnibus R. R.
Murx^hy William, stevedore, r. 2'J Frederick, rear
Murphy William, storekeeper San Miguel Station
Murphy William Jr., yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Murphy William D., teacher music public schools, r.
121Page
Murphy William P., waiter S.S. Ancon, r. 318 Davis
Murphy iS: Conners (Owen A. Murphy and John Con-
ners) , fiuit dealers, 502 Sansom
Murphy & McVeigh (Samuel Murphy and Patrick Mc-
Veigh, groceries and liquors, 500 Ellis
Murphy. See Murfey
Murr L., r. 534 Bush
Murran Catherine (widow), r. 562 !vi Jiatoma
Murran John E., r. 562}^ Natoma
Murray Ada Miss, singer St. Ann's Rest, r. 1037 J^ Fol
Murray Alvan, forger Pac. Rolling Mill
Murray Andrew, sailmaker, r. 137 Hayes
Murray Ann (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 905 Greenwich
;\Iurray Archibald, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Murray B. (widow), r. 816 Powell
Murray Bernard, laborer, r. 540 Mission
MURRAY BYRON Jr., assistant cashier Bank
of California, r. 816 Powell
Murray Catherine (widow), r. 10 Oak
Murray Charles, clerk County Tax Collector, r. 1234
Pacific
Murray Charles, painter, 559 Bryant
Murray Charles, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 101
Folsom
Murray Daniel, laborer, r. 6 Jackson
Murray Daniel, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Murray David, agent, r. 328 Jessie
Murray David, laborer, r. 930 Howard
Murray David, peddler, r. 903 Pacific
Murray Dennis, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Murray Edward, cl.rk, r. 666 Minna
Murray Eliza A. (widow), r. 148 Silver
Murray Elizabeth (widow), r. 1232 Bush
Murray E. M. Mrs., domestic, 731 Sutter
Murray Felix, driver Marsden Kershaw, r. 12 Sac
Murray Felix, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 21
Garden
Murray Francis, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Ilk- Folsom Av
Murray Frank, cigarmaker Aaron Meyer, r. Overland
House
Murray Frank J., plumber aud gasfitter,r. 730 Union
Murray George G., carpenter Haskell & Bode, r. N 8
Jessie, bet Third and Fou-tli
Murray George J., third olficer Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Sydney, r. 327 Oak
Murray Henrv, waiter Brooklyn Hotel, r. 210 Bush
Murray Henry B., r. 33 Fifth
Murray Henry G. (Relulianlt it Murray) , r. NW cor
Sanchez and Nineteenth
Murray Henry G., r. 303 Mis.vion
Murray Henry G., millright Philip Hiukle, r.N s Nine-
teenth, bet Noe and SaUchez
Murray Henry H., general jobber, r. 17 Virginia
Murray Henry R., compo.-itor Donald Bruce, r. 2}4
Freelon
Murray Hugh, produce commiesiou, 202 Clay, r. Oak-
land
Murray Isaac, r. 16 Sto<'kton PI
Murray J., r. Clipper Hotel
Murray J. A., engineer, r. 207 Montgomery .\v
Murray James, r. 30 Post
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Murray James, baker, r. 417 Clementina
Murray James, lettercarrier S. F. Post-oflice, r. 1157
Folsom
Murray James, grainer Jabez S. Swan, r. 609 >i How
Murray James, hostler Central R. K., r. 1111 Tyler
Murray James, laberor, r. 38 Everett
Murray James, laborer, r. I'ilO Folsom
Murray James, machinist, r. 537 Howard
Murray James, molder Bisdon I. and L. Works, r. 219
First
Murray James, paiuter, r. 8 Hubbard
Murray James, seaman, r. 50t) Davis
Murray James, shoemaker, r. 20 Verona PI
Murray James, tinsmith, r. NW cor Montgomery and
Filbert
Murray James, water tender Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
545 SeL'ond
Murray James A., bricklayer, r. 2^ Freelon
Murray James B. (J. F. & J. B. Murray), r. 29 South
Park
Murray James J., clerk Patrick S. Malouy, r. 10 Oak
Murray James P., manager A. Nicoll, r. 330 Geary
Murray J. F., books and stationery, 1514 Stockton
MURRAY J. F. «Si jr. B., U. S. draymen, office
241 Jackson
Murrry J. L., upholsterer, r. 1067 Market
Murray Johanna, liquor saloon, 5 Virginia
Murray John, actor, r. 734 J<i Clementina
Murray John, boilermaker California Boiler Works, r.
Iij2 First
Murray John, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
1502 Leavenworth
Murray John, clerk, r. 121 Thirteenth
Murray John, coal passer Pacitic Mail S. 8. G-ranada
Murray John, dairy. Twenty-ninth, nr Italian Hospital
Murray John, engineer Thompson Bros, r. 1-33 Jt Third
Murray John, hostler J. F. & J. B. Murray, r. 641 Sec
Murray John, laborer, r. 5 Virginia
Murray John, laborer, r. 114 First
Murmy John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, r. 120 Hayes
Murray John, lauudryman Occidental Laundry, r. 6
Harry PI
Murray John, molder, r. 420 Folsom
Murray John, oysterman Charles Mayer, r. 411 Grove
Murray John, jilasterer, r. 1106 Broadway
Murray John, plumber Oustave Bayreuther, r. 225
Post
Murray John, quartermabter O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Murray John, salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
1627 Devisadero
Murray John, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Murray John, tailor, r. 1-50 Tehama
Murray John, tinsmith William Cormack, r. 625 Post
MURRAY JOHN, wines and liquors, NE cor
Second and Brannan, r. 545 Second
Murray John, with Putnam Hobson, r. 806 Kearny
Murray John F. (J. F. & J. B. Murray) , r. 29 South
Park
Murray John F., cutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 120
Hayes
Murray John F., physician and surgeon, r. 1014 Stock
Murray John H. clerk, r. 1211 Powell
Murray John K.,brakemau Southern Pac. R. K., r.624
Fourth
Murray John S., rigger and etevedore, r. NW cor
Montgoniery and Filbert '
Murray J. W., cigarmaker, r. Overland House
Murray Kate, domestic 9O0 O'Fiirrell
Murray Kate Miss, cook, r. W s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-tifth and Twenty-sixth
Murray Kptie E. Miss, with Michael Murray, r.
Twenty-ninth, nr Italian Hosiiital
Murray Kenneth M., bakery 119 Seventh
Murray M., fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Murray Maggie, domestic 411 Octavia
Murray Maggie Miss, bagpiler E. Detrick & Co., r.
101 Spear
Murray Maria, dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley, r. 132
Fourth
Murray Martha Mrs., r. 841 Clay
Murray Martin, expressman, r. 1143 Harrison
Murray Mary, domestic 18 Bond
Murray Mary (widow), r. 5 Washoe PI
Murray Mary (widow), janitress Point Lobos Avenue
Si^hool, r. S s Point Lobos Av, nr Parker Av
Murray Mary (widow), bakery, 127 Fair Oaks
Murray Mary (widow), r. 2625 Folsom
Murray Mary (widow), bakery 318 Sixth
Murray Mary Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 119 Mc-
Allister
Murray Mary E., domestic 419 Oak
Murray Michael, carpenter, r. 402 Greenwich
Murray Michael, contractor, r. 12 Polk
Murray Michael, dairy. Twenty-ninth, nr Italian Hos-
pital
Murray Michael, laborer, r. E s Dolores, bet Fifteenth
an<l Sixteenth
Murray Michael, laborer, r. .56 Minna, rear
Murray Michael, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. r. Eliza-
beth, bet Guerrero and San Jose Av
Murray Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 666 Minna
Murray Morris, laborer, r. 116 McAllister
Murray Owen, solicitor, r. 217 Broadway
Murray Patrick, r. Ahlborn House
Murray Patrick, coachman J. F. Gibbon, r. 7 Jane
PI
Murray Patrick, fireman, r. 534 Folsom
Murray Patrick, ironworker, r. E s Illinois, nr Twen-
tieth
Murray Patrick, laborer, r. 1603 Kearny
Murray Patrick, laborer, r. King Street House
Murray Patrick, laborer Andi'ew Ouui rdouk
Murray Patrick, laborer St. Mary's Hospital
Murray Patrick, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Murray Patrick, wire cleaner A. S. Hallidie, r. 402
Greenwich
Murray Peter, gardener, r. S s Day, bet Church and
Sanchez
Murray Peter, longshoreman, r. S s Union, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Murray P. G., r. 13 Hinckley
Murray Phoenix, hackdriver, r. 21 Garden
Murray Q., r. 109 Powell
Murray Richard, r. 1.56 Third
Murray Richard, hostler Bay City Soda Water Co.
Murray Richard, laborer, r. .521 Howard
Murray Richard J., clerk Bortell B. Newman, r. 666
Minna
Murray Richard J., engineer, r. 821 Valencia
Murray R. Lewis, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 29 Perry
Murray Robert, carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Murray Robert H., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 4 Auburn, rear
Murray Samuel, machinist Hawkins & Cantrell, r. 5
Washoe PI
Murray S. C, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r. NE cor
Stockton and Clay
Murray S. J. (widow) , r. 373 Minna
Murray Thomas, r. 121 Thirteenth
Murray Thomas, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 118
Hayes
Murrav Thomas, carriage painter, 1641 Howard, r.
1643 Howard
Murray Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Page and Laguna
Murray Thomas, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Murray Thomas, lauudryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Murray Thomas, marble X'olisher. r. 1035 Market
Murray Thomas, porter St. Mary's Hospital, N s Bry-
ant, bet First and Bincon PI
Murray Thomas, proptr Golden Gate House, 510 Davis
Murray Thomas, salesman Keaue Bros., r. Ahlborn
House
Murray Thomas, teamster, r. 247 Perry
Murray Thomas, waiter, r. 624 Commercial
Murray Thomas J., r. 68 Oregon
Murray Thomas J., r. 327 Oak
Murray Timothy, laborer, r. 6 Sumner
Murrav Timothy, laborer, r. 1107 Clay
Murray Timothy, teamster James A. Brown, r. 1203
Mason
Murray William (Murray & Co.), r. 16 Stockton PI
Murray William, bookkeeper Dickson, DeWolf & Co.,
r. 206 Lombard
Murray William, bottler C. James King of William &
Co., r. 907 Greenwich
Murray William, laborer, r. 5 Polk Lane
Murray William, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 4 Au-
burn, rear
Murray William, machinist, r. 5 Washoe PI
Murray William, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 29 Pen y
Murray William, packer B. Nathan & Co., r. E a Noe,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Murray William B., clerk freight dejit Central Pac. R.
R., r. Oakland
Murray William B., stockbroker, ol£ce 308 Pine, r.
Union Club
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Murray William H., secretary American Commercial
Agency, office Hi Clay, r. 1232 Vallejo
Murray ^Yilliam H., watchman, r. NE cor Washington
and Kearny
Murray William J., messenger Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 12U Hayes
Murray William J., painter, r. Folsom, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Murray William J., teamster Blake, Bobbins & Co., r.
720 Filbert
Murray William M., miner, r. 1319 }i California
Murray W. F., r. 210 Beale
Murray W. P., hostler, r. Park Hotel
Murray W. T., steerage steward G. &. O. S. S. Oceanic
Murray & Co. (William Murray), fish, 72-73 Centre
Market
Murrin Felix, r. 409 Sutter
Murriu James, signpainter Koch & Rogers, r. 409 Sut
Mursoh Otto, machinist Union Brass Works, r. 565
Howard
Murta John, waiter S. S. George \f. Elder, Oregon S.
S. Co.. r. 565 Howard
Murtagh Joseph, salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Murtagh Michael C, bookkeeper Golden Eagle Hotel
Murtagh Peter, miner, r. 512 Bush
Murtes Mary A. (widow) , r. 23 Jessie
Murtha Francis T., salesman Patrick Flanigau, r. 150
Sixth
Murtha Frank A., clerk Pvedington & Co., r. SW cor
San Jose Av and Twenty-third
Murtha J., waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon S. S.
Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Murtha James, laborer, r. cor Seventeenth and Fifth
Av, rear
Murtha James, stonebuilder Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
741 Market
Murtha John, laborer, r. E s Boyce, N of Point Lobos
Av
Murtha John, porter Redington & Co., r. SW cor San
Jose Av and Twenty-third
Murtha Mary A., tailoress Mitchell J. Meyer, r. 2 Cen-
tral PI
Murtha Michael, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. Church,
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Murtha Peter, stonedresser Joseph Wagner & Co., r.
Oakland
Murtha William, tinsmith and plumber, r. 1415
Buchanan
Mury John, carpenter, r. 14 Page
Mury L. Miss, assistant Greenwich St. Primary
School, r. 14 Page
Muschoviski Albert, r. 407 Stevenson
Muscuua Donato, miner, r. 430 Vallejo
Muse Goliiromo, gardener Andrew Mozerra, r. W s
Mission, nr Ocean House Road
MUSER BROTHERS (Frederick W., Richard and
Otto Muser, and William iJuden, successors Du-
den Freres & Co.j.manufs and importers laces,
embroideries, kid f/loves, etc., 541 Market
Muser Frederick W. (Muser Bro8.),r. Brussels, Bel-
gium
Muser Otto (Muser Bros.), r. 815 Van Ness Av
Muser Richard (Muser Bros.), r. New York
Musgrave Edward, laborer Eureka Graiu Warehouse,
r. 188)^ Vaudewater
Musgrave Josepli, clerk General Superintendent's
Oliice Central Pac. R. R., r. Alameda
Musgrave Thomas, cardriver, r. 2 Scotland
MU.SlC.ALi REVIEW, Sherman, Hyde & Co. pub-
lishers aud proptrs, ofhce 137-139 Kearny
Musladin William, waittr Antonc Pcguaz, r. 237 Stov
Musner Henry, r. 309 O'Farrell
MuKsante Celeste, r. 9 Vinient
Mussanto Charles, dairy produce, 37-38 Grand Arcade
Market, r. 11 Vincent
Mussante John, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
9 Vincent
Mussanto Louis, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 9 Vin-
cent
MussHiite Liiigi, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Mussel Slough Ditch Co. (Tulare Co., Cal.), Frank
Moyer secretary, ofiice 408 California
Mussio Andrea, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
M\isKo Michael, laborer, r. 2 Midway
Mustard Joseph D., carpenter, r. 109 Twenty-sixth
MIISTO BROTHERS (Joseph aud John) proptrs
S. F. Steam Marble Sawmill, and imjiortei's
Italian marble, 707. 709, 711. 713 aud 715 Battery
MiistoJohn (Musto Bros.), r. Chiavara, Italy
Musto Joseph (Musto Bros.), r. 1018 Mason
Mutch William, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co, r.
102 Powell
Muth Frank (Muth & Fink) , r. 536 Washington
Muth & Fink (Frank Muth and Henry Fink) , gym-
nasium, 232 Sutter
Mutschler Christian, shoemaker, 2 Tyler, r. 7}<i Dike-
man PI
Mutter Augustus, engineer Hammain Baths, 13 Du-
pout
Mutual Aid Society of San Francisco, Alfred Rodouan
secretary, office 729 Montgomery, room 5
MUTUAL. BENEFIT LIFE INSURANCE CO.
of Newark, New J'-rsty. James Munsell Jr., agent
(of insured) , office 215 Sansom, room 2
Mutual Building aud Loan Association, rooms 232 Sut.
ter
MUTUAL ICE CO., John P. Sweeny secretary,
office and factory 321-323 Francisco, branch 729
Fourth
MUTUAL, LIFE INSURANCE CO. (New York) ,
A. B. Forbes general agent, office 214 Sansom
Mutual Real Estate Co., William Stuart secretary,
office 320 Sansom, room 12
Muus Henry (Muiis & Rohweder), r. 839 Broadway)
Muus & Rohweder (Heury Muus and Peter Rohweder) ,
groceries and liquors, 839 Broadway
Muybridge Edward J., landscape and animal photo-
grapher, 417 Montgomery, r.. 331 Montgomery
Muyu Otto, apprentice Sigmund Krause, r. S s Twenty-
ninth, bet Church and Dolores
Muzio Johu (Muzio & Lagomarsiuo) , r. 801 Bush
Muzio & Lagomarsino (Jolin Muzio aud Charles La-
giunarsino), fruits and candies, 801 Bush
Muzzioli Domiuick, ttouecutter, r. 435 Fulton
Muzzy Lorenzo, woolgrower, r. 2122 Pacific av
Myer Abraham W., watchmaker aud jeweler, 1014
Market, r. 266 Tyler
Myer Albert, butcher, r. 405FoIsora
Myer Charles, cook Presidio Reservation
Myer E. Miss, r. 1130 Market
Myer Elias, cattledeaU r, r. 121 Fell
Myer Frederick, laborer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Myer Henry, waiter New North German Hotel, 119
Jackson
Myer John, clerk John Kahrs, r. 124 First
Myer John, shipcarpenter, r. W s Iowa, bet Yuba and
Y(do
Myer John H., cashier A. Borel & Co., r. 1530 Ellis
Myer Nathau. wines and liquors, 332 Bush, r. 266 Tyler
Myer O., First Hebrew Ben. Soc. f43 Sacramento
Myer Paul, seaman, r. 36 AVelsh, rear
Myer William, musiciau, r. 423 Green
Myer. See Maier, Mayer, Meier, aud Mier
MYERS A., mauuf Leflel's Double Turbine Wa-
ter Wheels, and Koumiss, office and r. 825 Capp
Myers Abraham Rev., pastor English Evangelical
Lutheran Church, r. 825 Cupp »
Myers Adam, proptr New Bedford House, 215 Bdwy
Myers A. G. Mrs., lodgings, 27 J* Fourth
Myers Andrew, clerk, r. 106 Post
Myers Andrew, butcher Murphy. Horn & Byrne, r.
Eighth Av, bet L and M, South S. F.
Myers Benjamin 11., clerk Harris Myers, r. 1012 Polk
Myers Bernard R., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange
Board, r. 405 Keainy
Myers Cady Mrs., r. 612 Bush
Myers Carrie Miss, saleswoman John W. Jones, r. 436
Jessie
Myers Charles, rigger, r. 223 Harrison
Myers Charles E., carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 704
Fulton
Myers David, cooper Dodge, Sweeney & Co., r. 18 El-
liot Park
Myers David G., miner, r. 1517 Mason
Myers D. L.. driver Central R. R.
Myers E. B. Mrs., teacher drawing aud painting, r.
82."> Capp
Myers Edward, attorney at law, office 217 Sansom, r.
1037 Post
Myers I'rauk (Pendleton & Meyers) , r. 318 Bush
Myers Frank B., salesman Matthias Gray, r. 442
O'Farrell
Myers Frederick, hostler United Carriage Co.
Myerfi Frederick, engineer, r. 1021 Lombard, rear
Myers George, clerk, r. 524 Jessie
Myers Ge(U'ge, coachman O.W. Merriam, r. 1106 Bush
Myers George, drayman, SW cor Battery and Califor-
nia, r. 530 Seventeenth
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monkromerv Street. Manufactwe Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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MYERS, GILiMAN iSi CO. (Henry B. Myers, Ben-
jamin F. Gilman, and L. Racouillnf), proptrs Pa-
cific Box Factory, SW cor Harrison and Ninth
Myers H., blacksmith Joshua Hendy
Myers H. & Sou (Henry Meyers), pawnbrokers, 408,
227, and 3;i3 Kearny
Myers Harris (H. Meyers & Son), r. 402 Eddy
Myers Harris, pawnbroker, 644 Clay, r. 1012 Polk
Myers Henry (H. Myers & Son) , r. 402 Eddy
Myers Henry, fishmonger Larkins & Sposito, r. 935
Mission
Myers Henry B. (Myers, Gilman & Co.), r. 1117 Filbert
Myers Henry F., carpenter, r. N s Cortland Av, nr
Mission
Myers J., carpenter, r. 34 Eddy
Myers James S., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 824
Union
Myers John, capitalist, r. 1110 Bush
Myers John, laborer, r. 500 Washington
Myers John, r. i)5'.t Jlission
Myers John C, policeman Southern Pac. B. B. Depot,
r. cor Twenty-fourth and Alabaiua
Myers John F., clerk Wiester & Co., r. 17 New Mont-
gomery
Myers John G., expressman, NWcor Post and Dupont,
r. 721 Lombard
Myers John H. (Myers & Sotzen) , r. SE cor Mission
and Fourteenth
Myers John L., porter Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, r. 16
Ash Av
Myers John M., longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Myers Joseph, clerk, r. 106 Post
Myers Julius, merchant, r. 413 Octavia
Myers Laurence, watchman Merchants' Dry Dock, r.
Popp's Hotel
Myers Leon B., marble yard, 30 Main,r. 19 Powell
MYERS LESTER L., hardware and mechanics'
tools, 622 Market, r. Oakland
Myers Margaret Mrs., r. 436 Jessie
Myers Martin C, teamster Abrams & Carroll, r. 227
Fulton
Myers Mary Mrs., r. 6 Laskie
Myers Mary (widow) , r. 233 Bartlett
Myers Mary A. Mrs., physician, office 187 Jessie, r. 215
Broadway
Myers Mary E. (widow), r. 1927 Sutter
MYERS MICHAEL. H., secretary S. F. Commer-
cial Assu, office 217 Sansom, r. 1037 Post
Myers Minnie, furnished rooms, 37 O'Farrell
Myers Minnie Miss, milliner, 237 Sixteenth, r. 241
Sixteenth
Myers Mitchel J., merchant tailor, 1 Hardie PI, r. 524
Jessie
Myers Peter, r. 904 Kearny
Myers Peter, laborer, r. 119 J^ Gilbert, rear
Myers Peter, scumau. r. 510 Davis
Myers Peter, varnisher.r. 418 Natorua
Myers Kay Miss, saleswoman, r. 524 Jessie
Myers Richard, bookkeeijer, r, 640 Howard
Myers Samuel, r. 29 Dupont
Myers S. D. Miss, dressmaking, 508 Mason
Myers Warren F., mining, r. Grand Hotel
Myers William, butcher, r. 18 Mi tcalfe PI
Myers William, first officer barkentine Grace Boberts,
Hathaway's Wharf
Myers William, general U. S. A., r. Palace Hotel
Myers William, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. W s Adam,
nr San Bruno Koad
Myers k Sotzen (John H. Myer-s and Charles Sotzen),
liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and Fourteenth
Myers. See Meyers
Itfyerson Abraham, cigardealer, r. 319 Hyde
Myles George, compositor Patrick J. Thomas, r. 202
Francisco
Myles Sarali (widow), r. 202 Francisco
[ Mylott Au.lrew E., clerk, r. 208 Clara
; Mylrea Clarence M., r. 634 Post
I Myii.-k Ellen (widow), r. 1804 Sutter
I Myr;( k John, pilor, r. 6 Willow
I Myrick Mary A. (widow), r. 1510 Leavenworth
I Myrick May \V. (widow), r. 1510 Leavenworth
MYRICK M1L.TON H., judge Probate Court,
I chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. 818
Powell
Jlj-rtle Henry, expressman, NE cor Jackson and
Stockton, r. 1409 Mason
I Myrtle Samuel, r. SE cor Post and Dupont
I Mysell Joseph G., bakery, 142 Eleventh
i Mysell William C, with W. T. Galloway, r. 142
Eleventh
Myssner Lambert, liquor saloon and lodgings, 421-423
Dupont
Mysaon John, lodgings, 522 Dupont
Myzell Allen, cook, r. 920 Washington
Myzell Susan Mrs., seamstress, r. 920 Washington
Naake Louis, Watchman Korbel Bros. & Co.,r. 34Ji
Garden, rear
Naason Daniel, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. NW cor
Park Av and Fulton
Nabel Henry, clerk, r. 102 Minna
Niibel Bodolf, r. 102 Minna
IVABER, AL.FS & BRXJNE (Henry D. Naber,
William Alfs and Henry Bruue), wholesale wines
and liquors, 413 Front
Naber Henry D. (Naber, Alfs & Brune), 737 M Union
Nabob Mining Co. (Arizona), William H. Boothe sec-
retary, office 320 California
Nacher Herman, Italian Beuev. Soc, 423 Washington
Nachman Adolph, manuf and proptr .ludsou's Patent
Champion Spring Bed, 151 New Mont, r. .527Tiirk
Nachman Jacob, with Adolph Nachman, r. 527 Turk
Nachmias Mary Mrs., manuf cigarettes, 722 Wash
Nachtigall Frederick, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Post and Broderick
Nachtigall Henry, r. 1237 Stockton *
Naihtrieb Klizabeth (widow), r. 232 Jessie
Nacbtrieb George H., clerk J. C. Bued, r. 2141 Mission
Nachtrieb John J., clerk J. C. Rued. r. 2141 Mission
Nacbtrieb Sarah, seamstress, r. 2141 Mission
Nachtsheim Frederick, machinist, r. 8W cor Kentucky
and Butte
Nachtsheim Frederick Mrs., dry goods and notions,
SW cor Kentucky and Butte
Naddy J. G., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Nadorf Albert, i arpenter, r. Overland House
Nadro Morris, peddler, r. 142 Silver
Nagar Paul, dairyman Gerig & Bennett, r. NE cor
Eighteenth and Eureka
Nagel Frederick, salesman Ernest Essmann, r. 1111
Montgomery
Nagel J., painter, r. cor Pine and Middle
Nagel Jacob, boots and shoes, 646 Clay, r. 53^ Monroe
Nagel James, laborer, r. 29 Frederick
Nagel John, master mariner, office 305 East
Nagel L. Mortimer, collector Bush & Scudder, r. 753
Howard
Nagel Louis, clerk Henry Loewenhayn, r. 5J<i Monroe
Nagel Paul, teacher music, r. 603 Powell
Nagel William (Nagel &Zeh), r. 630 Bush
Nagel & Zeh (William Nagel and Theodore Zeh) , mar-
ket, 627 Bush
Nagel. See Naglo and Neagle
Nagengast Jacob, clerk Bedington c*t Co., r. 261 Stev
Nagle Edward, clerk, r. 143 Third
Nagle David K., carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 363 Na-
tonia
Nagle Eliza (widow), r. 110 McAllister
Nagle Frederick, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Nagle Garrett, laborer freight dept Central Pac.B.R.,
r. 103 Freelon
Nagle Hannah (widow) , li^dglngs, 777 Market
Nagle Henry H., actuary Union Insurance Co., r. 1215
Jones
Nagle James, laborer, r. 2 Gilbert
Nagle James L., law student, 511 Montgomery, room
2, r. 2221 Pacific Av
Nagle J. L., steward S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Niigle John, plasterer, r. 502 Fell
Nagle Joiin J., clerk James G. Landini & Co., r. 517
Birch Av
Nagle M., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Nagle M. A. Mrs., r. 4 Ewer PI
Nagle Maggie, domestic 537 McAllister
Nagle Mary Miss, tailoiess, r. 13 Clementina
Nagle Michael, r. cor Taylor and Tyler
Nagle Michael J., clerk Bernard Miller, r. 517 Birch
Av
NAGLE PETER B., attorney at law, office 511
Montgomery, room 2, r.2221 Pacific Av
Nagle Bichard H., carpenter, r. 25)<j Bitch
Nagle Sarah (widow) , r. 829 Brannan
Nagle Thomas, laborer, r. Pacific Lodging House
Nagle Walter, stevedore, r. 511 Howard
Nhgle William, shoemaker, r. 829 Brannan
Najjle. See Nagel and Neagle
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N'ahl H. W. Arthur, artist, studio 318 Kearny, r. Ala-
meda
Nah: gniig Robert, waiter Meyer & Muehe, r. 261 Stev
JJaisbitt Frederick C, salesman William G. Irvine, r.
31>' Hiuna
Naisbitt Joseph B., salesman William G. Irvine, r. 316
Minna
Nais-uith Henry, plumber Sutherland & Gray, r. Ahl-
b'.rn House
Naisruith John, hairdresser Knoechel & Brand, r. Oak-
laud
XaU Kate Mrs., fruits. 325 Pacific
Xamur Augustine V. (widovrl, r. 1919 Mason
Xaues Nicolas (widow) . r. 7 Pollard PI
Naugue Baptiste, waiter, r. 8U3 Srockton
Nanson Peter, laborer Nelson C. Walton Sr., r. 219
Mission
Xai)a Consolidated Quicksilver Mining Co. (Napa Co.,
Cal.), William W. Parrish secretary, office 328
Montgomery, room 7
XAPA SODA SPRINGS, John T. Ward & Co.
ai,euts. office 11 Drumm
XAPHTALY, FREIDEXRICH & ACKER-
MAX (Joseph Naphtily, D. Froidenrich. and C.
L. Ackerman) , attorneys and counselors at law,
offire i26 California
Naphtaly Josejih (Naphtaly, Freidenrich & Acker-
man) , r. 136i Post
Napier Stephen H., teamster Charles Williams, r..6
Laskie, rear
Napi^t-rell Julius (Napperell i: Seferovich), r. 279
Stevenson
Napp. rell x Seferovich (Julius Napperell and Tripo
Seferovich), colfee stand, 827 Market
Napthaly Benjamin F., attorney at law, office 655 j
Washington, r. iH'J Miuua
NardeUi Siberdino, wood aul coal, 1803 Mason
Nardi Guiseijpe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Nardi Lorenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Nardini A., r. 437 Broadway
Nardiui John, liquor saloon, 318 Broadway
Narj't Ernest, artist, r. 822 Greenvjich
Naridi Joseph, peddler, r. 1323 Minna
Nary Hanaah (widow) , r. 328 Third, rear
Nary Mary (widow), r. 24 Ritch
N.Hry Nicholas, baker Patrick Kelly, r. 238 Fifth
Nash Ann Miss, r. 31o Fifth
Nash Charles, policeman City Hall, r. 95 Mont Block
Nash Elias W., bootmaker Rosenthal. Feder X Co., r.
36 Clay
Nash Francis, waiter Golden Eagle Hotel
Nash Frank, cook, r. 12 Tyler
Nash Frank, seaman S. S. Salinas, BroaAway Wharf
Nash Hejiry, painter, r. 418 Natoma
Nash Isaac H., merchant, r. 119 Fell
Nash James, engineer, r. 529 IVvAv
Nash John, r. 619 Post
Nash John, shoemaker, r. 11.79)4 Howard
Nash Joseph, commission merchant, office 308 Davis,
r. Oakland
Nash J. P., miner, r. 20:)4 FoLsom
Nash Mary E. (widow) , r. 631 Sutter
Nash Michael, laborer, r. 414>6 Fell
Nash Samuel G., driver Singer Mauuf . Co., r. 715 How
Nash Thomas, r. 15 Tehama PI
Nash Thomas, carpenter, r. 2103 Bush
Nash Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1716 Stevenson
Nash Wellington, clerk collection department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2103 Bu<h
Nash William, laborer, r. 422 Linden
Nash William, paver Superintendent of Streets
Nash William J., r. 1120 Mission
Nasun Albert M., shoemaker, r. Twenty-eighth, nr
Sanchez
Na.son Christopher, packer Genesee Mill Co., r. 11
Minna
Nason Hans, teamster, r. Popp's Hotel
Nason Nahum, mining engineer, r. 3049 Sixteenth
Nass Christian, seaman, r. NW cor Eighth and Bran-
nan I
Nas^ano Stephen, painter fi. B. Deferrari, r. Union PI i
Nassar John, cook, r. 42H Broadway I
Na.-sar Sunka, cook Asa .\. V< rter. r. 428 Broadway '
Nas^au William, hairdressing saloon, 2003 Mission, r. I
2(108 Mission I
Nasser Bernard, barkeeper Stickler & Peters, r. Alaska i
House j
Nast Cecil (Nast & Greenzweig), r. New York . 1
XAST & GREEXZTTEIG (Cecil Nast and George
Greenzweig), importers and manufs jewelry, 533
Market, and 176 Broadwav, New York
Nathan A., r. 120 Ellis
Nathan Abraham (Nathan i Co.), r. 713 J^ Minna
Nathan Annie J. Miss. r. 327 Union
Nathan Anton (G. Cohn & Co.), r. 310 Stockton
XATHAX B. iV CO. (Frederick W. Dohrmann) ,
importers, and wholesale and retail crockery,
glass, and chinaware, cutlery, etc., 126-130 Sutter
Nathan Benjamin, salesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 818
Montgomery
Nathan Bernhard (B. Nathan & Co.), r. 1357 Post
Nathan Charles, clerk, r. 929 Market
Nathan Charles S., bookkeeper Michael Short, r. 327
Union
Nathan Daniel merchant (Eureka, Nev.), r. Windsor
Hiiuse
Nathan Elias (Newmans, Nathan & Samuel) , r. 1611
Post
Nathan Frederick, porter L. Eadovich & Co., r. Elcho
House
Nathan G., bookkeeper Kramer & Co., r. 211 Post
Nathan Garcou (Nathan & Co.i , r. New York
Nathan Isaac, peddler, r. 13 Nevada
Nathan Jacob, tailor, 101 Ninth, r. 931 5^ Fulton
Nathan James, cook G. C. Flanders, r. 224 Sixteenth
Nathan John, r. 7 Dupout
Nathan JuUus, plumlier Hoffman & Ernst, r. 726
Union
Nathan Lena Mrs., clothing, 929 Market
Nathan Louis, r. 303 Turk
Nathan M., r. 120 Ellis
NatU>.n Mary Miss, cashier Nathan i; Co., r. 3 Dale PI
Nathan N. M., r. 308 Sutter
Nathan Oscar, barber Julius Streib, r. 931 (^ Folsom
Nathan Paul, clerk S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,r. 931)^
Folsom
Nathan, Pulverman & Co. (S. J. Nathan and B. Pul-
verman). manufs men's clothing, 33 Battery
Nathan Rudolph, traveling agent Sol Wangenheim &
Co., r. 1840 O'Farrell
Nathan Samuel, r. 708 Vallejo
Nathan Samuel, butcher, r. lOilO Howard
Nathan Samuel, clothing, 227 Third
Nathan Samuel, liverystable, 726 Union
Nathan Samuel C, master mariner, r. 327 Union
Nathan S. J. (Nathan. Pulverman i Co.), r. New York
Nathan Solomon, clothing, 811 Montgomery
Nathan & Co. (.\braham and Garoon Nathan), dry
goods, 105 Fifth
Nathanson Gottfried, teacher music, office with Sher-
man, Hvde & Co., r. 1071 Howard
XATIOXAL BANK OF AUSTRALASIA, Hell-
uiann Bros. \ Co. agents, office .525 Front
XATIOXAI, BREWERY, Gluck & Hansen
proptrs. SE cor Fulton and Webster
XATIOXAL FLOUR MILX.S, Martenstein &
Deming priiptrs. SW cor Batterv and Pacitic
XATIOXAL GOLD BAXK AXD TRUST CO.,
Charles H. Burton president, Henry H. Hewlett
vice-president, W. P. Willard cashier, NW cor
Montgomery and California
National H'jtel, Seller & Schuler proptrs, 411 Pacific
National Laundry, D. A. Taylor proptr, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
N.\TIOXAL LIFE IXSCRAXCE CO. OF V.
S. A. (Washington, D. C.) ,H. Cox. D. D., general
agent, office 232 Sutter
NATIOXAL SURGICAL IXSTITUTE (Pacific
Branch) , J. M. Hiukle manager, W. B. Miller sec-
retary, 310 Bush
Native Sons of the Golden West, rooms 320 Post
NATOMA AVATER AXD MIXIXG CO. (Fol-
som, Sacramento Co.) . H.G. Livermore president,
Horatio P. Livermore treasurer and secrttary, H.
T. Knight superintendent, office 531 Market
Natorp .\lbert, with Hodgers, Meyer & Co., 212 Battery
Natorp Bernard (Wilkens & Co.), r. Palace Hotel
Nau Frederick, stevedore, r. W s Mont nr Greenwich
Naudi Eugene, baker, r. 833 Greenwich
Naughton Edward, clerk warehouse department Cus-
tom House, r. 1717 Leavenworth
Naughton Edward, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 50
Clementina
Naubnus John, cook Becker & Moegling, r. 30 Sixth
Nauman C. & F., commission merchants, 227-229 Wash
Nauman Charles (C. & F. Nauman), r. 620 Shotwell
Nauman Frank (C. *: F. NaumanI, r. 812Keamy
Nauman Paul Z., locksmith, 209 Davis, r. Alameda
BULLOCK & JON 3S, 105 Montgromery St. Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Boys' Clothing zt GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Naunberg Charles, seaniaii, r. Sailors' Home
Nauuton George, shiiii:>ing agent, office 524 Battery, r.
15'J8 Jackson
Naimton Kobert H.. actuary Imperial Fire Insurance
Co. (London). otiice31" California, r. ISiS Jackson
Nava Eleuterio, Mexican Rifles Armorv , l.')24 Stockton
Nava Marciauo, Mexican Rifles Armory, 15i4 Stock
Navailles Pierre, waittr Jean Lacay, r. 6S4 Pacific
Navajo Mining Co. (Elko Co. Nev.). Rutherford H.
Brown secretarj-. otiice iO S. F. Stock ExchanKe
Building
NAVAL. OFFICER PORT SAN FRAAXIS-
CO, office, Custi'm House, second floor
Naxanni Leonardo, laborer, r. 1508 Dupont
Navarrete Enrique, compositor, r. 509 Greenwich
Navarro Fred, compositor Le Petit Journal, r. 1318
Dupont
Navarro Julio, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co.,r. 1518
Stockton
Navarro Luis, Mexican Rifles Armory, 1524 Stockton
Navarro Mills Packets, H. B. Tichenor k Co. proptrs,
office 42 Market
Navene Antonie Miss, dressmaker, r. 810 Howard
Navi John, porter Julius Sireib, r. 1503}^ Dupont
Navin Thomas, laborer, r. IbCl Stevenson
Navlet Emil, packer H. E. Botliin, r. 730 Howard
Navlet Victor, Vjasketmaker, Es Leidesdorff, bet Com-
mercial and Clay
Navuni A. Miss, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 400 Sut
Navoni Andrea, marbleriibber A. Paltenghi, r. San
Gottardo Hotel
Navoni Louis, blncktimith Pierre Gob.au, r. Jasper PI
NAVV PAY OFFICE U. S., 434 California
Naylor Charles E., bookkeeper Davis Sewing Machine
Co., r. 13 Ninth
Naylor E. T., merchant, r. Overland House
Naylor Joseph, teamster McMillan & Kester, r SW
Cor Ellis and Larkin
Naylor J. S., r. Palace Hotel
Nayson E., r. Park Hotel
Neafsey P. J., elevatorixiau Grand Hotel
Neagan Ellen, domestic Nevada House
Neagle Mary (widow), boarding, 208 Tehama
Neal Allen S., bookkeeper Wieland Brothers, r. 228
Shotwell
Neal Charles S. (Fry. Neal & Co.), r. 1418 Sutter
Neal Daniel F., patttrumaker Hope Iron Works, r. 223
Shotwell
Neal Frank, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. Fol-
som. btt Eighth and Ninth
Neal Frederick Y., printer, r. SE cor Montgomery and
Chestnut
Neal George F., pressman J. R. Brodie&Co., r. 711
Taylor
Neal Grace Miss, r. SE cor Montgomery and Chestnut
Neal Henry D., teamstt-r E. Terry & Co., r. SE cor
Montgomery and Chesti-ut
Neal Henry R., shipping clerk, r. SE cor Montgomery
and Chestnut
Neal Ida (widow) , r. 108 Ellis
Neal John H., porter, r. 1G09 Lynch
Neal Jo.siah E., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., r. 524
Shotwell
Neal Mary Miss, domestic 317 Tyler
Neal P. L. Mrs., r. 15 Ellis
Neal Robert, clerk, t. NW cor Thirteenth Av and P,
South S. F.
Neal Soiihia S. (widow), r. 711 Taylor
Neal W., mining engineer, r. V.i\) Fourth
Neal William W., pilut, office 9 U. S. Court Building,
• r. 703 Market
Neal. See Neale, Neall, Neil and Neill
Nealan Daniel, laborer Matthew McGowan
Nealan James, marbleijolisher John Daniel & Co., r.
208 Steven s<jn
Nealan John, pamter, r. cor Scott and Pine
Nealan Margaret (widow;, r. 1331 Ellis
Nealan William, lithographpriuter Cal. Cigar Box Co.,
r. 1331 Ellis
Nealan. See Nealon, Neilan and Neylan
Neale George S., messenger Bank British North
America, r. 2817 California
Neale George W., canvasser, r. 1227 Folsom
Neale John. r. 200 Leidesdorfl"
NEALE VINCENT, attorney at law and English
solicitor, office 320 Sansom, room 13, r. San Rafael
Nealing Timothy, painter John J. Cooney, r. Golden
Gate Hotel
Neall Jamts F., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, r. 1121
Sutter
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329
Neall. See Neal, Neile, Neil and Neill
Nealon Daniel C, deputy sherifi', r. 118 Page
Nealon Elizabeth Miss, dressmaler, r. 525 Union
Ntalon James C, headkeeper Sherifi's Office, r
Pace
Nealon Michael, clerk Keane Bros., r. 30 Tyler
Nealon Timothy, laborer, r. 92C Pine, rear
Nealon. See Nealan and Neylan
Neary Alfred, butcher, r. 817 Broadway
Neary Annie, domestic 307 Turk
Neary .Anthony, cook Albert J. Bordenhave, r.
Green
Neary Bernard, shoemaker, 85 Jessie
Nearv Charles, bartender Henry Wohltman, r. 055
Third
Neary James, laborer, r. 148 J« Clara
Neary James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. IVj
Guerrero
Neary Jnhu, butcher, r. 739 Guerrero
Neary Kate (widow), r. 112 First, rear
Neary Louisa Miss, machine operator E. Detrick &
Co.. r. 38 Minna
Neary Matthew, housesmith Calvin Nutting & Son,
r. 20 Minna
Neary Nicholas, shoemaker, r. NW cor Fifteenth Av
and P. South S. F.
Neary Patrick, laborer, r. 120 Clara
Neary Thomas, (Neary & Kent) . r. 739 Guerrero
Neary & Kent (Thomas Nean" and James Kent), coal
and wood, 737 Guerrero
Neate John, president Santa Miua Gold Mining Co.,
office 405 CaliforuiM. r. 115H O'Farrell
Neawe Henry, laborer Harmony Hotel, r. 735 Branuan
' Nebe Adam (Nebe & Mullen, r. !-l-< Pacific
Nebe cV Muller (Adam Nebe and Edward Muller), car-
I penters and builders, 818 Pacific
Nebear Henrv, restaurant, cor Gough and Market, r.
1741 Market
I Nebel .-Vdolphus, clerk Charles Meyer, r. 109 Minna
I Nebel Henry, ch rk Frerte)ick Jantzen, r. 109 Minna
Nebel Julius, clerk, r. 20'.i Clara
Nebel Rudolph, clerk Frederick Jantzen, r. 109 Minna
I Nebro Policarpo P., jeweler, r. 024 Commercial
I Necker Martin, clerk Herman Doscher, r. SEcor Fifth
j and Clementina
I Neckermau Louise, domestic 902 McAllister
Necotj Augustus, cook Brcpoklyn Hotel, 210 Bush
Nedderson John, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r.
4J6 Decatur
NedimE., blacksmith, r. 253 Clementina
Neeb Henry, merchant tailor, 1228 V> Pacific
j Neeb Henrj-, Jr.. tailor, r. 1228 '<i Pacific
' Neeb Maggie Miss, teacher music, r. 724 Sixteenth
1 Neeb Willie, tailor, r. 122m J^j Pacific
Needham .Ambrose, blacksmith, Betts Spring Co., r.
203 Clementina
Needham Charle.-; E., U. S. Internal Revenue ganger.
r. cor Russ and Natoma
Needham Domiuick, artist, r. 020 Ash Av
Needham .James, springmaker Betts Spring Co., r. Ns
Twenty-third, bet Church and Sanchez
Needham Martin, junk dealer, r. NE cor Tenth and
Brvant
NEEDLES ALFRED P., attorney at law, office
■"lUJ Kearny, r. 1350 Broadway
Neelond Herman, labi'rer, r 703 Tehama
Neely David, nursery, NW cor Folsom and Twentieth
NeelyHugh, wat hman, Selby's Smelting Works, r.
210'.) Mason
Neely John, butcher. Black Point Packing House, r.
NW cor Green and Fillmore
Neely Mary (widow), r. 9 Florence
Neelv Robert, r. 713H<jward
Nell Ctiarles, r. 40» Je.ues
Neger Bnlz, dairyman William Hall, r. bet Mission
and San Bruno Road, opp 0 Mile House
Negriui James (Negrini & Uanciant), r. 004 Bryant
Negrini &Danciant (J. Negrini andEtienneDanciant),
restaurant, 235 Montgomery .Vv
Negrino Gia -omo, Italian Benevolent Soc. 423 Wash
Negro Micliele, Garidaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Negrome Ercale, coachman Jerome Lincoln, r. 334
Beale
Negroni Adolfe, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Ne^oni Charles, iihysiciau, office 421 Dupont, r. 1435
Taylor
Nehus Hammond, barkeeper John G. Maas, r. SEcor
Howard and Main
Neiberdan Charl^ molder. r. 64 First
Neiberdan John.TViolder, r. 04 First
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A.NDEES01T & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Neibling Theodore, r. Clarendon House
Neil Agnes Miss, domestic, 845 Mission
Neil David, bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 1103 Bdwy
NeiLHenry, laborer Pacific Bonded Warehouse, r. 327
Fourth
Neil James, miller, r. 148 Tehama
Neil James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 32}^ Natoma
Neil James, milk daii-y, Silver Av, nr University
Mound College
Neil James S., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 511
Bryant
Neil John, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry, r. 41
Natoma
Neil John, seaman, r. 625 Davis
Neil Susie F. Mrs., assistant Slission Grammar School,
r. 14 Geary
Neil Thomas, clerk Nevada Bank of San Francisco, r.
415 Post
Neil. See Neal, Neale and Neill
Neilan Catherine, domestic Clarendon House
Neilan J., laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works
Neilan Mary, domestic Clarendon House
Neilan. See Nealan, Nealon and Neylon
Neild Ralph, engineer Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 244
Gilbert, rear
Neild Walter, shoemaker, r. Green Tree House
Neill Frank, machinist ^tua Iron Works, r. St. Nich-
olas Hotel
Neill Frederick, clerk M. Miller & Co.. r. 112 Fourth
Neill Frederick G., clerk M. Miller & Co., r. 730 O'Far-
rell
Neill H. E., insurance broker, office 215 Sansom
Neill James, salesman O'Connor, Mofifatt & Co., r. 528
O'Farrell
Neill J. E., deckhand stm Tulare, Washington Street
Wharf
Neill Samuel, teamster, r. 410 Seventh
Neill. See Neale, Neall and Neil
Neilsen Aaron, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Neilseu Charles, teamster, r. 54 Clementina
Neilsen Christian, farmer, r. 428 Driunm
Neilsen James (Neilsen & Hansen) r. 430 Drumm
Neilsen John C, clerk New Atlantic Hotel, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Neilsen W. P., r. 227 Montgomery Av
Neilsen & Hansen (James Neilsen and Hans Hansen) ,
proptrs Scandinavian Home, 428-430 Drumm
Neilson Amelia Miss, waitress Ladies" Protection and
Belief Society
Neilson Charles, cook St. Luke's Hospital
Neilson Charles, waiter, NE cor Gough and Market
Neilson Christopher, teamster, ottice 115 Clay, r. 54
Clementina
Neilson Edward, clerk Spring Valley Water Works, r.
2310 Washington
Neilson Fanny Miss, glovemaker Mills, Leak & Co., r.
451 Natoma
Neilson George, bootblack, 108 Sutter, r. SW cor Sac-
ramento and Prospect PI
Neilson Hans, pantryman Haubrich & MuUer
Neilson John, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Neilson L., <'abiuetmakor West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 243 Tehama
Neilson Mary Miss, milliner Miss Lizzie Carter, r.
18 Harlan PI
Neilson Peter, watchman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1110
Biyunt
Neilson Robert, fireman Russ House
Neilson Senie, domestic 235 Sau Jose Av
Neilson William M., journalist S. F. News Letter, r.
317 Stockton
Neilson. See Nelson and Nielsen
Neimas John, clerk, r. 215 Seventh
Neinstedt Richard, laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet L and
M, rear. South S. F.
Neip Adam, carpenter, r. 818 Pacific
Neis Philip, commission hops, barley, etc., office 109
California, room 9, r. .507 Mason
Neis William, clerk Philip Neis, r. .507 Mason
Neissen N. C, sawyer Pac. Furniture Manuf Co., r.
147 Dora
Neiswanger H. R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 206
Powell
Neiswanger Lee K., cimjpositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 206
Powell
Nelle George (Fr. H. Rosenbaum & Co.), r. 526 Post .
Nelligau William H., shoemaker, 303 ;<j Fifth
Nellis James, clerk, r. 215 Post
Nellivitch Edward, distiller McMillan & Kester, r. 714
Front A<
Nellman John, wood and coal, hay and grain, SW cor
Greenwich and Taylor, r. 2019 Taylor
Nelson A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Nelson Adolph, driver Market and Fifth St. R. R., r.
518 Brannan
Nelson Albert, cook, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Nelson Albert, laborer Broadway Wharf
Nelson Albert, seaman, r. Sanchez ur Twenty-ninth
Nelson Albert N., carpenter, r. 27 Bernard
Nelson Albert N., liquor saloon, SW cor Washington
xnd Drumm
Nelson Andrew, clerk, r. 308 Folsom
Nelson Andrew, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 503 Folsom
Nelson Andrew, machinist A. Muir, r. 2134 Stockton
Nelson Andrew, porter, r. 2324 Pine
Nelson Andrew, president California Transportation
Co. office NW cor Jackson and East, r. 70G O'Farrell
Nelson Andrew, pressman Benjamin F. Sterett, r. 11
William
Nelson Andrew, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Nelson Andrew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Nelson Andrew, seaman, r. 531 East
Nelson Andrew, tanner, r. W 6 De Haro bet El Dorado
and Sixteenth
Nelson Annie, domestic 1225 Geary
Nelson Annie, domestic 1323 Clay
Nelson .\nton, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Nelson August (Nelson & Schroeder) , r. 609 Jackson
Nelson August, boatman, r. 407 East
Nelson August, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Nelson Brothers (N. P. and S. J.), furniture dealers
and repairers, 190 Sixteenth
Nelson C, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Nelson C. master mariner Goodall, Perkins & Co., r.
Grand Hotel
Nelson C. Miss,r. 523 Kearny
Nelson Canton, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Nelson Caroline, domestic 1516 Clay
Nelson Carrie, domestic, 1714 Van Ness Av
Nelson Catherine (widow) , domestic 9 Essex
Nelson Charles, r. 5 Washington
Nelson Charles (John Kenttield & Co.),r. 30 Laurel
PI
Nelson Charles, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Nelson Charles, laborer, r. NE cor Twenty-sixth and
Diamond
Nelson Charles, laborer John Smith, r. Hansa Hotel
Nelson Charles, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
816 Montgomery
Nelson Charles, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Nelgon Charles, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. S 6 Fil-
bert, nr Sansom
Nelson Charles, nurse Small Pux Hospital, r. SW cor
De Haro and Colusa
Nelson Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Nelson Charles, Seaman, r. 786 Harrison
Nelson Charles, shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong, 870
Fulsom
Nelson Charles, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Nelson Charles, tailor, 8 Hubbard
Nelson Charles, teamster, r. 608 Ivy Av
Nelson Charles, waiter Charles Mayer, r. 16 Stockton
Pi
Nelson Charles J., house mover O. Wilson & Co., r.
857 Harrison
Nelson C^hri.stian, laborer Charles Fowler, r. NE cor
Pacific and Kearny
Nelson Christian, salesman Benedict Pasquale, r. 869
Market
Nelson Christian A., master schr Ivanhoe, r. 4 Hill
Nelson Christian F., cabinetmaker Fifth Street Fur-
niture Manuf. ('()., r. 909 >4 Filbert, rear
Nelson Christina Mrs., tailoress, 130 Clara
Nelson Christopher, driver James W. Buruham&Co.,
r. 305 Mason
Nelson E., (juartermaster O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Nelson Edward, clerk, r. 715 Howard
Nelson Edward, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Nelson Edward M., tinsmith W. S. Ray & Co.,r. 328
Main
Nels<'n E. J., teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 448^
Ninth
Nelson Elizabetli Mrs., r. 1229 Turk
Nelson Emma Mrs., seamstress M. Freud & Sons
Nelson Enoch, seaman, r. 2.50 Spear
Nelson K.rasmuB, cabinetmaker, r. S B Fourteenth, bet
Minna and Natoma
Nelson Erich, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and Spear
Bullock & Jones, 1C5 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 705 to 716 Keamy St
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Nelson Frances C. dressmaker, r. 239 Seventh
Nelson Frank, painter, r. Sadowa, nr San Miguel Sta-
tion
Nelson Frank, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Nelson Frank E., seaman, r. 20i3 Steuart
Nelson Frank O., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Nelson Frederick, cook, r. 10 Bt- rry
Nelson Frederick, Lumbermen's Pro, Union, 71 New
Montgomery
Nelson Frederick, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Nelson Frederick, teamster, r. 336 Tenth
Nelson George, bootblack, r, 100 Prospect PI
Nelson George, carpenter S. S. George W. Elder, Fol-
som St. Wharf
Nelson George, fisherman, r. E s Baker, bet Tonquin
and Lewis
Nelson George, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 8 Anthony
Nelson George A., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 1328 California
Nelson George A., hairdressing saloon, 724 Brannan
Nelson George E., clerk, r. Elm House
Nelson George E., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
Greenwich, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Nelson George H., chemist Crane & Brigham, r. 2326
Pine
Nelson Gustav (Hansen & Nelson), r. SW cor Main
and Harrison
Nelson Hans, longshoreman, r. 18 HarLin PI
Nelson Hans, seaman schr May Queen, NE cor How-
ard and Spear
Nelson Heudrik, seaman, r. 13i Steuart
Nelsi-in Henry, cookMcCauley & Young', r. 451 Stev
Nelson Henry, groceries and liquors, 344 Bryant
Nelson Henry, laborer, r. 820 Green, rear
Nelson Henry, superintendent wharf Goodall, Per-
kins & Co., r. 200S Larkin
Nelson Henrj' N., cook, r. 506 Stevenson
Nelson Herbert, driver J. A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno
Boad, nr Fifteenth Av
Nelson Herman, boxmaker, r. 110 Perry
Nelson J., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Nelson Jacob, .seaman U. S. stm Shubrick
Nelson James, r. 863 J^ Market
Nelson James, but:her 55-.56 Grand Arcade Market, r.
149 Shipley
Nelson James, quartermaster O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Nelson James J., painter, r. 114 Shipley
Nelson James W., bookkeeper John E. Miles, r. Oak-
land
Nelson J. B., watchman Central Pac. K. R. Office, r.
110)^ Freelon
Nelson Johanna Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. Mary A.Pape,
r. 508 Ivy Av
Nelson John, basketmaker, r. 60 Crocker
Nelson John, cabinetmaker Forbes & Miller, r. 243
Tehama
Nelson John, captain schr Katie Stevens, r. SE cor
Main and Folsom
Nelson John, cari)euter, r. 1004 McAllister
Nelson John, carpenter, r. Thirtieth, bet Warren and
Bartlttt
Nelson John, fisherman, r. E s Baker, bet Tonquin
and Lewis
Nelson John, laborer, r. L, bet Eighth and Ninth avs.
South S. F.
Nelson John, longshoreman, r. 326 Main
Nelson John, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle
Nelson John, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Nelson John, seaman barkeutine Grace Roberts,
Hathaway'B Wharf
Nelson John, seaman stm George Harley, Second St.
Wharf
Nelson John, stevedore A. C. Freese
Nelson John, steward Eliteh & Davidson, r. 236
Mason
Nelson John, tanner Joseph Sedgley, r. 2017 Howard
Nelson John, waiter, r. 16 Stockton PI
Nelson John P., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., r.
418 Bryant
Nelson Josiah, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9 Lang-
ton
Nelson Knut, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Nelson L., r. 771 Mission
Nelson L. B., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Nelson L. John, r. 726 Harrison
Nelson Louis, barber P. Batavia, r. Hancock House
Nelson Louis, carpenter, r. S s Day, bet Church and
Dolores
Nelson Louis P., waiter, r. 1313 Devisadero
Nelson L. P., seaman, r. 510 Davis
Nelson Ludwlg, eeaman, r. 9 Pacific
Nelson M., seaman, r. 18 Freelon
Nelson Magnus, seaman, r. 319 Beale
Nelson Manuel, seaman, r.809 Battery
Nelson Margaret, r. S s Filbert, near Sansom, rear
Nelson Nels, seaman, r. 26 Leavenworth
Nelson NelB C, conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1322
Pine
Nelson Nels P., mate stm Reform, Jackson St. Wharf
Nelson N. P. (Nelson Brothers), r. 196 Sixteenth
Nelson O., captain schr Helen Merriam, office 271
East
Nelson P., seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Nelson Peter, clerk, r. 2525 California
Nelson Peter, laborer, r. 218 Pacific
Nelson Peter, liquor saloon, 4 Jackson
Nelson Peter, ma.ster mariner, r. 433 Broadway
Nelson Peter, x^orter C. Deweese Jr., r. 1114 Stockton
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 415 East *
Nelson Peter, seaman, r. 428 Drumm
Nelson Peter, teamster John Nellman, SW cor Green-
wich and Taylor
Nelson Peter D., bootmaker, 531 East
Nelson K., master mariner, r. 234 Sixth
Nelson Rasmuth, cabinetmaker, 2039 Mission, r. 174
Fourteenth
Nelson Robert, ijorter stm Mary Garratt, r. 830 Bdwy
Nelson Robert, seaman, r. 809 Batteiy
Nelson Samuel, barber Henry Franks, r. 54 Minna
Nelson Samuel D., weigher, SW cor Front and Union,
r. 418 Bryant
Nelson Samuel T., clerk William T. Coleman & Co.,
r. 418 Bryant
Nelson Seron, carpenter, r. 626 Lombard
Nelson Simon, porter George Bernstein, r. Pacific
Lodging House
Nelson S. J. (Nelson Bros.) , r. 196 Sixteenth
Nelson S. John, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 726 Harrison
Nelson S. P., seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Nelson Swain P., foreman Nathan Rogers, r. 2525 Cal
Nelson Thomas, captain schr Edward Louis, r. Oak-
laud
Nelson Thomas, clerk John B. Weller Jr., r. 765
Market
Nelson Thomas, fireman stm Amador, Oakland Ferry,
r. 812 Jackson
Nelson Thomas, painter, r. NE cor Dorland and
Dolores
Nelson Thomas, salesman McMillan & Kester,r. 5083^
Fell
Nelson Thomas, shampooer Hammam Baths, r. 7
Bagley PI
Nelson Thomas, woodturner, r. 5463^ Bryant
Nelson Thomas A., seaman, r. Great Western House
Nelson Thomas H., furniture, 136 Fourth, r. 771 Miss
•Nelson Waltermar, expressman, 419 East, r. 100}^
Jackson
Nelson William, clerk, r. S s Greenwich, nr Sansom,
rear
Nelson William, fireman, r. 405 Beale
Nelson Willijim, hostler Healy & Fagen, r. 332 Bush
Nelson William, master mariner, r. 328 Main
Nelson William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Nelson William, seaman, r. SW cor First and Mission
Nelson William, waiter What Cheer House Restau-
rant, 529 Sacramento
Nelson William A., clerk Francis H. Druffel, r. 603
Filbert
Nelson William A., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 418 Bryant
Nelson William D.. engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking, r. 752 Folsom
Nelson William E., furniturefinisherF. S. Chadbourne
& Co., r. 1217 Ho\vard
Nelson William E.,harnessmakerMain ,Sc Winchester,
r. 2326 Pine
Nelson William Francis, office 206 Jackson, r. 608 Fil-
bert
Nelson William L., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1729 J$
Jessie
Nelson & Schroeder (August Nelson and Charles
Schroeder) , liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson and
Montgomery Av
Nelson. See Neilson and Nielson
Nenovich Marco, pilot, r. 3 Chestnut Alley
Neoraumont Alfred, butler E. E. Dewey, 714 Leav
Nepham Timothy P., salesman, r. 2205* Polk
Neppert John A., upholsterer, r. 212 Minna
Neppert John D., real estate, r. 557 Mission
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the test. Try them,
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Moii^omerySt
NEP
656
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Neppert John D. Jr., upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, r.
212 Minna
Neptune and Mermaid Sea Baths, Beach, bet Hyde
and Larkiu
Neri Joseph Rev., professor Natural Philosofihy St. Ig-
natius College, 841 Market
Neri Ottavio, laborer, r. 416 Pacific
Nerson Alexander, bookkeeper Keiss Brothers & Co.,
r. 317 Stockton
Nervick Frederick, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Nery Johanna Miss, domestic Nevada House, 132
Sixth
Nesber Joseph, deckhand stm Bay City, Alameda
Ferry
Nesbet Robert J., fireman Sutter St. E. E., r. Creed-
more House
[ Nesbitt Charlotte (widow) , r. 531 Linden
Nesbitt G. R., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Shasta and Michigan
Nesbitt Mary (Widow), laundress, r. 22J<J Frederick,
rear
Nesbitt I. & Brother (Josiah W. Nesbitt), importers
oak staves and manufs liquor casks. 21 Bluxome
Nesbitt Irwin (I. Nesbitt & Brother), r. 21 Bluxome
Nesbitt James, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, r. 529 Va-
lencia
Nesl)itt James, stairbuilder Arthur W. McGuire, r.
Stevenson, bet twentieth and Twenty-first
Nesbitt John P., sh^carpenter, r. 1:^15 York
Nesbitt Josiah W. (I. Nesbitt & Brother), r. Chicago,
Illinois
Nesbitt T., r. 424 Sa.nsom
Nesbitt Thomas, workman Shot Tower
Nesbitt. See Nisbet
Nesfield David W: C, clerk Eegistrar of Voters Office,
r. 009 Polk
Nesley J., r. 519 Sacramento
Nesmith Otto A., clerk track department Central Pac.
R. R.,r. 317 Powell
Ness Claus, molder Eisdou I. and L. 'Works, r. 134
First
Ness J., laborer, r. NW cor Brannan and Eighth
Nessi Ercole, marblecutter A. Paltenghi.r. 1108 Stock
Ni-'Ssier Joseph, labirer Turner & Miller, r. SW cor
San Jose Av and Thirtieth
Ncssir Jose, laborer, r. E s Minnesota, nr Nevada
Nesson John, carpenter, r. 5 Folsom Av
Nestel August, barber, 320 Francisco
Nestell Edward, actur, r. 4 Wetmore PI
Nestmau Louis, barkeeper St. Anus Best,r. 515 Sacra-
mento
IVETHERLiANDS, James De Fremery consul, of-
ti.e 410 Battery
Nctsch John, saloonkeeper, r. 211 Geary
Netter Adele, cook, 712 Post
Nfctter August, drayman Lachman c<c Tacobi, r. 322
Hayes
Netter Henry, cashier, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Netter Henry H., clerk D. Getleson, r. 322 Hayes
Netter Isaac, r. 16ii8 Van Ness Av
Netter Lehman, la\t- student, r. 1608 Van Ness Av
Neltir Mark, clerk Philip Wolff & Co.. r. 322 Hayes
Nitterville Bunco U., molder Union Iron Works, r.*6
Chesley
Netierville William, molder, r. 6 Chesley
Nettig Theodore, coal and wood, 3t'3 Clementina
Nettler Frederick, r. 604 Pine
Nettleton Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 503 }« Na-
toma
Neubart Louis, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. C36
Commeicial
Neuber Adolf, machinist Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 9
Elliot Park
Nenbor B. Miss, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 400 Sutter
Neuberger Ferdinand, printer, r. 551 Miuna
Neubert Charles, porter Missler & Mayer, r. cor Val-
lejo and Moutgoiuery Av
Neubert l!u<lolpb (Neubert & Turk), r. 139 J^ Page
NEUBERT «.t TURK (Rudolph Neubert and
Henry Turk) , dairy produce, 25-26 California Mar-
ket
Neublect F., r. Ilacknieler's Hotel
Nenbouner L., speculator, r. 321 Pacific
Neuburger Gut-tave, salesman Godchaux Brothers &
Co., r. 28 Post
Neuburger Isaac, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co.,
r. 735 Geary
Neuburger Julius, salesman Godchaux Brothers & Co.,
r. cor Sutter and Lcaveu worth
Neudwick Ernest, with Henry HoeS' h, r. 004 Pine
Neuenburg John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Pa-
cific and Sansom, r. 803 Sansom
jVEUEXSCHWAXDER RUDOLPH, liquor sa-
loon, 422 Sacramento, r. 607 Minna
Neuenschwander Samuel, porter Stein, Simon & Co.
Netter Frederick, haruessmaker Louis Hansen, r. 528
Montgomery Av
Neuhaus Charles, teamster, r. 1604 Metcalf PI
Neumau Adam, cardriver, r. 51 Zoe
Netiman Christian, stove finisher, r. 415 Fifth
Neuman William (Neumau & Putzman), r. 405 Tnion
Neuman & Putzman (William Netiman and Freder-
ick H. Putzman Jr.) , dealers California wines and
brandies, 340 Pine
Neuman. See Newman
Neumann A., r. 20 OFarrell
Neumann Adam, agent, r. 611 Brannan
Neumann Adcdph. agent B. Curtaz, r. 1609 Powell
Neumann Albert, jeweler, 9 Geary, r. N 6 Walnut Av.
bet Octavia and Laguna
Neumann Alfred, clerk, r. 606 Fourth
Netimann Charles, French bakery, 1226 Green
Neumann Charles B., elevatorman I. W. Taber & Co.,
r. 311 Dnpont
Neumann Charles L., capitalist, r. 406 Fell
Neumann Edward, clerk Isaac Neumann, r. 117 Sixth
Neumann Eliza (widow) , r. 230 Post
Neumann Emanuel, secretary Alaska Commercial Co.,
office 310 Sausom, r. 610 b'Farrell
Neumann Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Herman Granz.r.
4 Lewis
Neumann Frederick C.varnisher Jacob Strahle & Co.,
r. 1709 Sto.kton, rear
Neumann Gustave, groceries and provisions, 1146
Folsom. r. 1144 Folsom
Neumann Henry, barkeeper H. Wahmuth & Co., r. 514
Grove
Neumann Henry J., ivoryturner Jacob Strahle & Co..
r. 1709 Stockton, rear
Neumann Isaac, carpets and oilcloths, 117 Sixth
Neumann Isidor, peddler, r. 204 Second
Neumann Isidor, silkcultinist, r. 1144 Fcdsom
Neumann Josex:)h, silkcultiirist. r. 1144 Folsom
Neumann Leopold, dentist, r. 610 O'Farrell
Neumann Louis W., painter Henry Wagner, r. Thir-
tieth, bet Church and Sanchez
Neumann Paul (Neumann i^c EickhoiT), r. 1718 Bush
Neumann Peter, seaman, r. 2 Missiim
Neumann Philip, driver California Brewery, r. cor
Bryant and Twenty-sixth
Neumann S(>lomi,iu, r. 33 Langton
Neumann William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r.
W s Cook, ur Point Lobos .\v
iVEUMAXX »!t EICKHOFF (Paul Neumann and
Henry Eickhoff) , attorneys at law. office 436 Mont-
gomery, rooms 2-3
Neumeyer William C, poultry ranch, S s Union, bet
Baker and Lyon
Neumiller Jacob, carriagemaker, 1073 Market, r. 1071
Market
Neunaber Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Beale
and Folsom
Neunius Joseph, stripper Ygual & Co , r. 636 Pacific
Neuns Bonifacio, porter Adam Grimm, r. 19 Hinckley
Neupert Louis, chicken ranch, S s Russia Av. E of
■ Mission
Jleurheutz George, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Seuschiisty G., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Neustadt Albert, clerk Henry Hess, r. NE cor Stockton
and Post
Neustadt Ixiuis, butcher, r. 704 Ellis
Neustadt Zacharias. minister and mohel. r. 35 Sixth
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS (Henry, Jacob H..
and David Neustadter. Joseph Rosenbaum and
Isaac Oppenheiiiier), proptrs Standard Shirt Fac-
tory. Gough, bet Grove and Hayes, and importers
and jobbers clothing and gents' furnishing goods,
NW cor Battery and Pine
Neustadter David (Neustadter Brothers), r. 1016 Sut
Neustadter Henry ( Neustadter Brothers), r. New York
Neustadter Ignatz, ca.^-hier Greenebaum, Helbing &
Co., r. 122 Post
Neustadter Jacob H. (Neustadter Brothers), r. 1016
Sutter
Neuval Francis N. (Pacific Asphaltum Co.) , r. 420
Jackson
Neuwald William (B. Grave & Co.). r. 1013 Filbert
Neuwirlh Fritz, cook John F. Scbutt, r. 136 First
Ncuwirth Gustave F., cooijer, r. 35 South Park
Neuwirth Peter, cooper Lucas & Co., r. 35 South Park
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Keamy St., opposite the Plaza.
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Netizel Joseph, porter, r. 1 Polk
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO (The).
Louis F. McLane j^resident, James C. Flood vice
president, Henry W. Glenny cashier, NW cor
Montgouiery and Pine
NEVADA BI.OCK, W s Montgomery, from Pine to
Slimmer
Nevada Chief Gold and Silver Mining Co. (White Pine
Co. Nev.),A. C. Hammond secretary, office iOl
California, room 7
Nevada Co. (John F. Ortmann, S. C. Becker and Wal-
lace Dawson), butchers, 3-6 Grand Westrrn Market
Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
Jacob Stadtf eld Jr. secretary, office 419 California,
room 26
Nevada Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co. Cal.) , Joseph
Pentecost secretary, office 331 Mont, room 12
NEVADA HOUSE. Samuel Hancock proptr, 132
Sixth
•Nevada Hydraulic Mining Co. (Nevada Co. Cal.), C. F.
Bridge secretary, office 224 California
Nevada Land and Mining Co., William H. Watson sec-
retary, office 302 Montgomery, room 5
Nevada Livery Stable, Dennis J. O'Callaghan proptr,
838-844 Howard
NEVADA METALLURGICAI. IVORKS,
Huhn *:Luckhardt proptrs, 23 Stevenson
Nevada Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co. Cal.), John T.
McGeoghegan secretary, office 318 Pine, room 13
Nevada Reservoir Ditch Co., Samuel Baker secretary,
office 202 Sacramento
NEVADA RESTAURANT, G. Wittmann & Co.
proptrs, 412 Pine
Nevada Soda Co., William R. Chaffee secretary, office
109 California, room 12
Nevel Morris, hostler John Kenney, r. 913 Filbert
Nevelle K. H., painter, r. 613 Mission
Nevers Lewis J., stonemason New U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 1315 Sacramento
Neville Amelia E. (widow) , r. 913 Geary
Neville Ernest H., stock and money broker. 116 Mont-
gomery, r. 776 Howard
Neville James, r. 509 Washington
Neville John, laborer, r. 67 Clementina, rear
Neville John M. (Neville k Co.), r. 1004 Bush
Neville Michael, fireman stm Sonoma, Jackson St.
Wharf
NEVILLE «Se CO. (John M. Neville and George H.
Bryant), manufs bags, tents and awnings, and
importers bags and bagging material, 31-33 Cali-
fornia and 16-30 Davis
Nevin Annie, r. 1827 Eddy
Nevin Charles W. (Taylor & Nevin) , r. Alameda
Nevin Patrick, cari^enter, r. 1127 Columbia
Nevins George, shoemaker, r. 406 Bryant
Nevins Henry, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Nevins James, cutter U. S. Mint, r. 120 Perry
Nevins James, shoemaker, r. 406 Bryant
Nevins J. H. (widow) , r. 1327 Sacramento
Nevins John, carpenter, r. 2210 Larkin
Nevins John W., r. NE cor Market and Noe
NEW EOLIAN HAUL, A. W. Carll proptr.
1328 Bush
NEW AGE (literary weekly, I. O. O. F.). New Age
Publishing Co. proptrs, office 420 Kearny
KEW AGE PUBLISHING CO. (Wesley F. Nor-
cross), proptrs New Age. office 420 Kearny
New Alaska Hotel, Charles Jekel proptr, 619 Pacific
New Albany Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal) , Hyman
P. Bush secretary, office 26 Merchants' Exchange
New American Laundry, Henry C. Murphy proptr,
517 Mission
New Art School The, Simon Klarenmeyer proptr,
724!^ Market
New Atlantic Hotel, Claus Kock proptr, 207 Mont-
gomery Av
New Bay City Market, M. Gradwohl & Co. proptrs,
1146 Market
New Bedford House, Adam Myers proptr, 215 Broad-
way
NEW BUTCHERTOW^N, Islais Creek, N s San
Bruno Koad
NEW CITY HALL., McAllister, Larkin and Park
Av
NEW CONTINENTAL HOTEli, Dennis Buck-
ley proptr, 547 Mission
New Coso Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), D. F. Verdenal
secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
New England Combination Roofing Co., works NW
cor Mission and Main
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
ANCE CO. of Boston, Wallace Everson general
agent Pacific Coast, office 328 Montgomery, room 2
NEW^ ENGLAND ROOT BEER CO., (A. H.
Hakes and Charles A. Loomis), 107 M Fifth
New England Soap Works, Fischbeck & Smith proptrs,
SE cor Utah and Sixteenth
New George, groceries and liquors, 604 Natoma
NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO., H. Molineux agent,
office 7 Montgomery
New Helvetia House, Renner & Bauman proistrs, 610
California
New Home Sewing Machine Co., 634 Market
New Idria Mining Co. (Fresno Co., Cal.), E. Mickle
Secretary, office 305 Sausom
New Jerusalem Tract and Publishing Soc, D. W. Hunt
manager, 631 J^ Stevenstm
New Louis A. (E. Mansbach & Co.), r. 920 Eddy
NEAV METROPOLITAN MARKET, F. Ra-
zetto superintendent, SE cor Mission and New
Montgomery
NEW MUSIC HALlL (Piatt's) , E s Montgomery,
bet Pine and Bush
New North German Hotel, Weise & Wagner proptrs,
119 Jackson
NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE ASSOCIA-
TION 01 New Orleans, Hutchinson & Mann
agents, office 320-324 California
New Philadelphia Calf Kid Manufactory, Sigmund
Kraus proptr, W s Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth
New Portuguese Exchange, Joseph L. EnoB proptr,
117 Jackson
New Potrero Co. (fertilizing) Charles Alpers presi-
dent, cor Fifth Av and N, South S. F., office 703
Mission
New Record House, James Cosgrove proptr, 100 Mc-
Allister
NEAV W^ASHEVGTON HOTEL, Henry F. Maass
proptr, 624 Fourth
New Wisconsin Hotel, Richard and Mrs. Jane Trem-
bath proptrs, NE cor Montgomery and Pacific
New York Advertising Co., R. W. Hause agent, 7 Post
New York and San Francisco Collar Co., J. E. Rich-
ards manager, manufs collars, cuffs, and shirt
fronts, 6 Battery
NEAV YORK ASSOCIATED PRESS, William
M. Webster agent, office 30 Montgomery, room 34
NEW YORK BAKERY, Pike & Hayes proptrs,
626-628 Kearny
NEAV YORK BOARD OF UNDERAVRI-
TERS AGENCY, Oliver Eldridge agent, office
316 California, room 3
NEAV YORK BREAVERY, J. E. Claussen proptr,
408 Shotwell
New York Dairy, George C. & James G. Smart
proptrs, San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
New York Dental Rooms, S. P. Chalfant proptr, 19
Sixth
NEAV YORK DISPATCH LINE OF PACK-
ETS, George Howes (!c Co. agents, office 302 Cal
New York Hill Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley, Cal.),
F. J. Hermann secretary, offi<e 418 Keamv
NEAV YORK, LAKE ERIE AND AVESTERN
R. R. CO., J. G. McCall agent, office 140 Mont
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO. (New-
York), Alexander G. Hawes general agent, office
220 Sansom, room 1
New York Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), D. L.
Thomas secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12
New York Photograph Gallery, J. H. Peters ptoptr,
21 Third
New York Prize Medal Shirt Factory, John Flaherty
proptr, 328 Bush I
New York Shipi^ing Record, Horace H. Watson agent, !
office 218 Sansom i
New York Soap Co., Newell & Brother proptrs, office !
221 Davis I
NEAA^ YORK UNDERAVRITERS' AGENCY, j
Henry Balzer k Co. agents, office 209 Sansom
NEAA"^ ZEALAND FIRE AND MARINE IN-
SURANCE CO. (Auckland, New Zealand), '
Hugh Craig general agent, office 307 California
NEAA"^ ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE
AGENCY CO. (limited), Hugh Craig agent,
office 307 California
Newark Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada) , Wil- i
liam H. Allen secretary, office 419 Cal, room 17
Newbauer Bertha (widow) , r. 120.^ Laguna \
Newbauer Charli s. laborer, r. 123 >■> Dore i
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, duality, or Fit.
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Newbauer Emma Miss, saleswoman 31. Freud & Sons,
r. 1205 Laguna
Newbauer Henrietta (widow), r. 1521 Geary
Newbauer Heni-y, clerk Joseph Newbauer, r. 523 Tyler
Newbauer Herman W. (Newbauer & Co.), r. 1916 Sac
NEWBArER JOSEPH, coal, 219 Main, office
206 J^ Bush, r. 523 Tyler
Newbauer Robert, salesman Fechheimer & Steele, r.
1205 Laguna
Newbauer Samuel, clerk Newbauer & Co., r. 523 Tyler
Newbauer Sigmund J., clerk Louis Raphael, r. 523
Tvler
NEWBAUER & CO. (Herman W. Newbauer),
proptrs Metropolitan Match Factory, W s Tennes-
see, nr Santa Clara, office 221-225 Front
Newberger Sarah Miss, teacher music, r. 506}^ Grove
Newberry A. A., r. The Baldwin
Newberry Christopher G., master mariner, r. 334
Fremont
Newberry George P., local policeman, r. 415 Broadway
Newbery Frederick F., draughtsman Southern Pac.
R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
62, r. 307 Gough
Newbold George A., U. S. Internal Revenue Gauger,
r. 1109 Shotn-ell
Newbold William F., bookkeeper James De La Mon-
tanya, r. 1109 Shotwell
Newboldt William B., salesman Murphy, Grant &Co.,
r. 30 Page
Newbrandt John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.,r.
316 Fourth
Newburger Ellas, r. 1615 Bush
Newburger Ferdinand E., pressman S. "W. Raveley,
r. 551 Minna
Newburger Henry, nursery, W s San Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-eighth aud Twenty-ninth
Newburger Hugh, sal'emaker, r. 316 Third
Newburger S., tailor, r. 16 Prospect PI
Newby Robert, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Newchrist Frederick, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill,
r. W 8 Michigan, bet Shasta and Napa
Newcomb Albert, shipcalker, r. 312 Beale
Newcomb B. C, clerk, r. 617 Mason
Newcomb George H., cutter Levinsky Bros., r. 217
Sixteenth
Newcomb Jonathan, Ship Calkers' Assn, Dashaway
Hall
Newcomb Margaret A. (widow), r. 21 Jansen
Newcomb Samuel, shoemaker, r. 6583^ Mission
Newcombe Warren, clerk North Pacific Coast R. R.
Co., r. Oakland
Newcum J. Wesley (Bestor &Newcum), r. 402 Mont-
gomery
Newcum Matilda Mies, dressmaker, 1517 Ellis
Newcum Matilda J. (Widow), dress and cloakmaker,
1104 Miss-ion
Newdorffer Henry, shoemaker, 615 Davis
Newdorffer Julius, hairdresser Simon Fox, r. 615 Davis
Newell Alonzo, r. Coso House
Newell Charles, miller Horace Davis & Co., r. 1810
Dupont
Newell Daniel, blacksmith M. Kitzmuller, r. 723 Va-
lencia
Newell David (Newell & Brother) , r. 17 Diamond
Newell Emily (widow), r. 1122 Folsom
Newell Frank, r. 1022 Stockton
Newell Horace (Newell & Brother), r. 1721 Eddy
Newell J., driver Market St. R. R.
Newell John, butcher Samuel Solomon, r. 515Stev
Newell John W., salesman Newell & Brother, r. 1721
Eddy
Newell Julius T., r. 610 Vau Ness Av
Newell M. L. Mrs., r. 222 Tehama
New<'U Nathan, barkeeper Robert W. Pongellay, r. 20
Clementina
Newell Robert, liquor saloon, 113 Natoma
Newf II S. S. Mrs., boarding, 1621 Washington
NEWELL. THOMAS, commission merchant, 124
Clay, r. Oakland
Newell William A., physician, office and r. 030 How
Newell William W., printers' composition rollers, 516
Sacramento, r. 209 Leidesdorff
NEWELIj & BROTHER (David and Horace),
wholesale salt aud soap dealers, 221 Davis
Newhall Edward W., clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r.
1299 Van Ness Av
Newhall George A., r. 1299 Van Ness Av
Newhall George D., agent Charles McLaughlin, office
16 Montgomerj- Av, r. 21 Powell
Newhall Henry G., r. 1299 Van Ness Av
Newhall Henry M. (H. M. Newhall & Co.) , r. 1299 Van
Ness .\v
NEWHALIi H. M. & CO. (J. Oscar Eldrilge,
and Gilbert Palache), auctioneers and commis-
sion merchants, 300-313 Sansom
Newhall Horaiio C, attorney at law, office 609 Sacra-
mento, r. 2225 Taylor
Newhall Otis, clerk H. M. Newhall & Co., r. 311
Stockton
Newhall Samuel W., deputy city and county surveyor,
r. 424 Sansom
Newhall Walter S.,r. 1299 Van Ness Av
Newham John, carpenter, r. 217 Minna
Newhoff Edward, printer, r. 513 Octavia
Newhoff Frank, locksmith and bellhanger, 328 Bush,
r. 43 Ritch
Newhoff Frederick, clerk Jacobs & Wineburgh, r. 27
Turk
Newhoff Fritz J., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 27
Turk
Newhoff Mary, domestic 222 Turk
Newhouse Hardwick, assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 509 Franklin
Newhouse Henry, merchant, r. 1303 Larkin
Newhouse Leopold (Glickauf i Newhouse), r. Chi-
cago
Newhouse Moritz, r. 1418 Taylor
Newhouse Simon N., clerk, r. 509 Franklin
Newkirk Daniel I., blacksmith, r. 2721 Mission
Newland J. E., bookkeeper What Cheer Laundry, r.
SW cor Polk and Pacific Av
Newlands Frank G. (Lloyd & Newlands), attorney at
law, olfice 12 Neviida Block, r. Palace Hotel
NEWL..4NOS JAMES, secretary Crown Point
Gold and Silver Mining Co., office 203 Bush, room
10,1. 118 Capp
Newlands William T., r. 205 Second
Newman , waiter, r. 54 Minna
NE'WMAN A. i!t CO. (Abraham aud Philip) , butch-
ers, 1-2 Centre Market
Newman Abraham (A. Newman & Co.), r. 728 Geary
Newman Adnm, sawdust dealer, r. 611 Branuan
Newman Albert, bartender Paul Newman, r. 509
Fourth
Newmau Albert, porter Whittier, Fuller & Co., r. 644
Jessie
Newman Alfred, teamster S. F. Candle Co., r. 514
Ninth
Newman Andrew, carpenter, r. 35 Clementina
Newman Aima (widow), r. 138 McAllister
Newman Anna, midwife, 509 Fourth
Newman Bell Miss, hairdresser, r. 1316 Jackson
Newman Benjamin, clerk William J. Newman, r. 1028
(lav
NEWMAN BORTEI.L. B., attorney at law, office
729 Montgomerv. r. 1205 Taylor
NEAVMAN CARLTON, manager S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, S s King, nr Fourth, r. 1585 Folsom
Newman Charles, r. Park Hotel
Newmau Charles, r. NW cor Francisco and Taylor
Newman Charles, porter C. T. Raynolds & Co.
Newman Charles, seaman, r. Western House
Newman Charles L., salesman W\ A. Etting, r. 1928
Stevenson
Newman Christopher, waiter, r. 54 Minna
Newman C. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 219 Hayes
Newman Edward, bakery, 8 Kearny, r. 1007 Market
Newman Edward, salesman S. Bine,r. 1004 California
Newmau Frank T., driver Pacific Transfer Oo.,r. 1506
Hyde
Newmau George, porter, r. 38 Natoma
Newman Georgia (widow), r. 931 Market
Newmau Harry, millinery, 18 Sutter, r. 122 Post
Newman Henry (Selig & Newman), r. 116 Post
Newman Henry, clerk Adolph T. F. Obermeyer, r. 1501
Folsom
Newmau Henry, with Phienis and Home Insurance
Co., r. 1214 Twenty-first
Newman Henry W. (Emil Schrelner & Co.), r. 109
Eleventh
Newman Jacob, horse dealer, r. 731 Geary
Newmau Jacob, stairbuilder, r. 2437 Larkin
Newman James, laborer New City Hall
Newmau James B., manuf gold leaf, 202 Post, r. 622
McAllister
Newman John R., carpenter, r. 219 Hayes
Newman John T., night clerk Oakland Ferry, r. 1506
Hyde
Newman John W., clerk James B. Newman, r. 622 Mc-
Allister
BULLOCK & JON fL^ -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Newmau John W., laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Newman Joseph (Newmans, Nathan & Samuel) , r. New
York
Newman Juda (Sol. Wangenhelm k Co.), r. 1714 Bush
Newman Julius (Newmans, Nathan & Samuel) , r. 1011
Post
Newman Leon, r. 109 Park Av
Newman M., r. 625 Geary
Newman Maurice, clerk Alfred ^ros, r. NW cor Kear-
ny and Washington
Newmau Michael, laborer, r. 1014 Twentieth
Newman Morri.s, r. 519 Jessie
Newman N., seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Main St.
Wharf
Newman Owen, cigarmaker, r. 777 Market
Newman P., r. 519 Montgomery
Newman Patrick, butcher Donnelly, Dunne & Co., r.
NW cor Railroad and Tenth avs. South S. F.
Newman Paul, liquor saloon, 511 Fourth
Newman Philip (A. Newman & Co.), r. 235 Tyler
Newman Philip, teamster California Brewery, r. Ser-
pentine Av, nr San Bruno Road
Newman Philip H., market, 520 East, r. Alameda
Newman S. & Co. (Benjamin Groeschel), butchers, 1
New Metropolitan Market
Newman Samuel, clerk J. H. Widber, r. 1620 Bush
Newman Samuel, clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. 932
Clay
Newmau Simon (S. Newman & Co.), r. 735 Geary
Newman Simon (Sol. Wagenheim & Co.), r. 618 Green
Newman Solomon, tailor, 1059 Howard
Newman Theodore, compositor F. Verner, r. 519
Montgomery
Newmau Thomas, expressman, r. Oregon House
Newman William, r. 1105 Union
Newman William, seaman, r. 423 East
Newmau William J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 124
Silver
Newman William J., fancy goods, 1025-1027 Stockton,
r. 1028 Clay
Newmans, Nathan & Samuel (Joseph, and Julius New-
man, Moses Samuel, and Elias Nathan), manufs
gold and plated jewelry, salesrooms C Battery
Newman. See Neumann
Newmarch Caroline Mrs., Swain's branch bakery, SE
cor Geary and Jones
Newmarch Mary K. Miss, r. SE cor Geary and Jones
Newmark A., tinner Thomas Casey, r. 1320 Fillmore
Newmark Jennie, domestic 1310 Geary
Newmark Joseph P. (J. P. Newmark & Co.), r. 1314
Tyler
Newmark J. P. & Co., commission merchants and
dealers wool, hides, and furs, 323-325 Market
Newmark Michael, glazier, 1603 Polk, r. 1614 Bush
Newmark Nathan, attorney at law, ofl&ce 330 Pine,
room 47, r. 1312 Larkln
Newmark Simon, r. 1320 Fillmore
Newnan William R., clerk Samuel "H. Brooks,
Market
Newnon Thomas, carpenter, r. 1117 Bernard
Neworth Augustus, cooper, r. 35 South Park
Neworth Peter, cooper, r. 35 South Park
NEWPORT COOS BAY COAL. CO., F
nard & Co. agents, oiKce 213 Jackson
Newsom Joseph C. (Samuel & Joseph 0. Newsom) , r.
East Oakland
Newsom Lizzie (widow) , r. E s California, Av, nr
Twenty-eighth
Newsom Samuel (Samuel & Joseph 0. Newsom), r.
East Oakland
Newsom Samuel & Joseph C, architects, ofl&ce 320
Sansom. room 60
Newth Ernest W., photographer, r. 709 Taylor
Newth Thomas, dairyman, r. 709 Taylor
Newton Alfred J., compositor William P. Harrison, r.
1130 Market
NEWTON BROTHERS & CO. (Lewis Henry
and Morris Newton), importers teas, and whole-
sale grocers, 204-206 California
Newton Charles, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
East Oakland
Newton Charles B., butcher L. Rosenberg, r. 405 Fifth
Newton Edward D., liquor saloon, SW cor Sacramento
and Montgomery, r. 613 Pine
Newton Frank, w.iiter Palace Hotel
Newton F. W. Mrs., hair dresser, 931 Sacramento
Newton George, business manager S. F. Portrait Assn,
oilice 12 California, r. Alameda
Newton George Mrs. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 931
Market
931
Bar-
Newton George W., carpenter, r. 120 Borland
Newton Henry, teamster, r. SW cor Van Ness Av and
Washington
Newton Henry A., stockbroker, 327 Pine, r. 600 Bush
Newton Henry L., r. 1130 Market
Newton Hydraulic Mining Cn. (Oroville), George W.
Cummings secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 10
Newton Lewis Henry (Newton Brothers & Co., r.
Palace Hotel
Newton Mary B. Miss, r. 753 Folsom
Newton Morris (Newton Brothers & Co.), r. 1026
Twenty-tirst
Newton Thomas, r. 1139 Harrison
Newton Thoman, carpenter, r. W s Halght, bet Pierce
and Scott
Newton William, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Newton William G., carpenter, r. 121 Fulton
Newton William H., r. 205 Taylor
Ney Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Neyen F., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Neylan Charles C, engineer, r. 214 Union
Neylan James (Neylan & Young) , r. Oakland
Nej'lan John, bookkeeper Neylan & Y'oung, r. Oakland
Neylan Joseph J., lumber surveyor, office 18 Spear, r.
Oakland
Neylan & Young (James Neylan and Thomas D.
Young) , dealers lumber and shingles, and import-
ers engines and machinists' tools, 18-20 Spear
Neylon Ellen, domestic NE c<ir Waller and Laguna
Neylon Thomas, teamster Stewart & Buckley, r. 3
Camp
Niagara Fire Insurance Co. of New York, A. B. Forbes
general agent, Blair, Van Tassel & Co. agents,
ofiSce 216 Sansom
Niagara Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.) ,
Charles A. Morse secretary, office 217 Sansom
NIAGARA HOUSE, Lauffer & Baerne proptrs, 724
Mission
Niantic Building, NW cor Clay and Sansom
Nibbe Jacob, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 262 J^
Clementina
Nibbs Javin D., painter, r. 914 Powell
NICARAGUA, Francisco Herrera consul-general,
office 331 Montgomery, room 14
Nichens John, waiter Palace Hotel
Nichmuth Antone, dairyman Mlchaelsen & Tomforde,
r. W 8 Mission, S of Ocean House Road
Nichol August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 609
Seventh
Nichol Hugh, clerk Bernard McCabe, r. SE cor Jessie
and Anthony
Nichol. See Nickel, Nickol, Nicol, and Nicoll
Nichola Zerga, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Nicholas Charles, barkeeper, r. 1019 Powell
Nicholas Charles, waiter The Baldwin, r. 13 Everett
Nicholas George, r. 1514 Dupont
Nicholas George, barber, 37 Sacramento, and restaur-
ant. 33 Sacramento, r. 245 Seventh
Nicholas George, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Nicholas George Mrs., lodgings, 37 Sacramento
Nicholas James, chicken ranch, S s Point Lobos Av,
bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Nicholas James Jr., chicken ranch, S s Point Lobos
Av, bet Seventh and Eighth avs
Nicholas John, laundryman C. A. Peyre, r. 826 Green
Nicholas Leon, laborer Miners' Restaurant, r. cor Du-
pont and Broadway
Nicholas Louis, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Co.,
r. 16 Garden
Nicholas Manuel, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Nicholas Sarah H. Mrs., hairdresser, r. 1019 Powell
Nicholas T. S., waiter, r. 613 Mission
Nicholl James, fireman, r. 23 Kearny
Nicholls J., r. Park Hotel
NlchoUs Samuel, storekeeper Union Club, r. Union
Club
Nichols Abram J., carpenter J. W. Mayberry, r. 2132
Howard
Nichols A. C. (A. 0. Nichol.s & Co.), r. San Rafael
NICHOLS A. C. «SjCO., commission merchants,
leather, hides, tallow, etc., and agents Mason
blacking, 402-404 Battery
Nichols Alexander, steerage steward S. S. Idaho, r.
724 Broadway
Nichols .\mos R., carpenter J. Eveleth, r. 6 Fella PI
Nichols Anna (widow), r. 449>i Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Nichols A. W., salesman W. W. Montague & Co., r. 26
Turk
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
AUDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
NIC
660
NIC
Nichols C. C. Miss, dressmaker, r. 83 St. Ann's Bldg
Nicliols Charles M., surveyor S. F. Board of Fire
Unde^^^TUe^s, office 41S California, r. Oakland
Nichols Daniel E., furniture, etc., E s Kailroad Av,
• nr Twelfth Av, r. 42 Sixteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Nichols Dorsan, salesman H. K. Cummings & Co., r.
1707 Jones
Nichols Duncan, barkkeeper Hall & Kearney, r. 5 Le-
roy PI
Nichols Edward B., r. 925 Capp
Nichols E. J., carpenter, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Nichols F. A. E. Miss, assistant Tehama Primary
School, r. 1229 Folsom
Nichols George, porter Carolan, Cory & Co.
Nichols George, seaman, r. Western House
Nichols George F., carpenter J. Eveleth, r. 6 Fella PI
Nichols Henry L., physician and surgeon, oflfice 230
Kearny
Nichols James, attorney at law, r. 1229 Folsom
Nichols Jane (widow), r. S s Sierra, ur Georgia
Nichols Jireh S., ship carpenter, I, bet Third and
Fourth Av, South S. F.
Nichols Joel, laundrym;in S. F. Laundry, r. Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Sterner
Nichols Johanna Mrs., folder S. F. Laundry, r. Eddy,
Fillmore and Steiner
Nichols John B., upholsterer. The Baldwin
Nichols Joseph, painter, r. 22 Stevenson av
Nichols Josie Miss, seamstress S. F. Laundry
Nichols J. S. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. S.
Mint, r. 501 Geary
Nichols Judson C, clerk A. B. Forbes, 216 Saneom, r.
743 Pine
Nichols Lizzie (widow), r. 1C3 Ninth
Nichols Margaret M. (widow), r. 1812 }$ Sacramento
Nichols Peter, carpenter, r. 7 Haywood, rear
Nichols Moses, ship carpenter, r. cor Fifth Av and
K, South S. F.
Nichols Richard, cigars and tobacco, 650 Fourth, r. 41
Freelon
Nichols Richard, teamster Schulken & Sorensen, r.
90H I>aguna
Nichols Richard J., master mariner, r. 1006 Powell
Nichols Sarah Mrs., housekeeper The Baldwin
Nichols Sarah A. (widow), r. 2115 Howard
Nichols Sheldon K . , with Helvetia Insurance Co. , office
225 Sansom, r. 1005 (Jlay
Nichols Thomas E., bookkeeiier Jennings, Carr & Co.,
r. 1004 Powell
Nichols Watson, corijoral police City Hall, r. 235 Kear
Nichols William, laborer, r. 410 Beale
Nichols William, nainter, r. 20 Minna
Nichols William D. (Nichols & Atwood), r. 130 Ninth
Nichols William D., watchman Pacific Stock Ex-
change, r. 9 Kohler's Place
Nichols William M.. liquor saloon, NWcor Powell and
Francisco
Nichols & Atwood (W. D. Nichols and George E. At-
wood) , hay and grain, 733-735 Fourth
Nichols. See Nickels
Nicholson Adam W., driver John Foley & Co., r. 2215
Larkin
Nicholson Alexander, first officer stm Constantine, r.
22 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Nicholson Alexander, seaman stm George Harley, Sec-
ond St. Wharf
Nicholson Alexander, cabinetmaker Wheeler & Wilson
Mauuf Co., r. 124 Chattanooga
Nicholson Alexander, shipsteward, r. 724 Front
Nicholson Alexander H., ornamental painter, r. 124
Chattanooga
Nicholson Bridget (widow) , r. E s Dolores, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
Nicholson i-'harles, r. 1029 Post
Nicholson Daniel, laborer, r. 119 Jackson
Nicholson Edward C, steward 9 Pacific
Nicholson George L., shoemaker, r. W s Bartlett, nr
Twenty-sixth
Nicholson J. A., capitalist, r. ('>35 California
Nicholson James, laborer, r. 648 IMission
Nicholson James, laborer, r. 1421 Taylor, rear
Nicholson James S., driver Fifth St. R. R., r. 018 Fourth
Nicholson Jolin, blacksmith, r. 104 Fourteenth
Nicholson John, carriagepaintcr, r. lOliS Howard
Nicholson John, carriagetrimmer, r. 230 Clara
Nicholson John, conductor California St. R. R., r.
1110 Hyde
NicholBuu John, conauctor N. B. and MlBsion R. B.,
r. 361 Minna
j Nicholson John, collector, r. 704 Union
Nicholson John, laborer C. E. Haseltine
l Nicholson John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 230 Clara
I Nicholson John H., paying teller Bank of California,
I r. Oakland
I Nicholson Lawrence, carpenter, r. 104 Fourteenth
I Nicholson Parker, porter Lick House
I Nicholson Patrick, laborer, r. 1421 Taylor, rear
I Nicholson Samuel H.,^anuf flavoring extracts, 2621
I Mission
j Nicholson W. A. S., attorney at law, office, 520 Mont-
I gomery, r. 1619 Dupont
j Nicholson William, assistant ganger James Hunter,
r. 323 Front
Nicholson William, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
Nicholson William, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. 225
I Perry, rear
! Nicholson. See Nicolson
Nichuals Oliver M., salesman Cluff Brothers, r. 544M
] Minna
Nickel George L., carpenter California Theater, r. 512
I Bush
Nickel Jacob, carpenter, r. 508 Linden
]VICKELi J. Li. & CO., commission merchants,
office, 123 California
Nickel J. Leroy (J. L. Nickel & Co.),r. Palace Hotel
Nickel Lorenz, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
1603 Mason
Nickel. See Nichol and Nicoll
Nickels Jacob, capitalist, r. 38 Page
Nickels Madeline Mrs., r. 132 Sixth
Nickels William A., engineer, r. 410 Beale
Nickels. See Nichols
Nickelsbiirg Siegfried (M. Nickelsburg & Co., Colusa,
and A. Nickelsburg & Brother, Woodland), office,
112-114 Sansom, r. 24 Kearny
Nickerson Benjamin, laborer, 625 Davis
Nickerson Byron (Nickerson & Co.), r. 1412 Sac
Nickerson Charles, actor Buckley's Original Varieties
Nickerson Charles, hatter, r. 027 Greenwich
Nickerson Dennis, blacksmith William Carolan, r. 722
Broadway
Nickerson Everett, shipping clerk Merry ,Faull & Co.,
r. Oakland
Nickerson Frank A., foreman Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 1324 Mission
Nickerson Louis H., hatter, r. 027 Greenwich
Nickerson Stafford S., carpenter, r. 17 M Langton
Nickerson Sumner A., master mariner, r. 2210 Fill-
more
Nickerson William, deckhand, r. 625 Davis
Nickerson & Co. (Byron Nickerson and Samuel Baker),
lumber manufs, and proptrs Garcia Mill, Mendo-
cino Co., office, 202 Sacramento
Nickins John, steward, r. 828 Broadway
NickUr Morris, waiter H. Hoesch, r. 17 Stockton PI
Nicklet Stephen J., -machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
r. 518 Howard
Nicol Duncan, bartender Parker House, r. 5 Leroy PI
Nicol John C, carpenter, r. S s Twentieth, bet Harri-
son and Folsom
Nicol William, foreman Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r. 422
Second
Nicol. See Nichol, Nickel, and Nicholl
Nicola Nicholas, fruit stand, SW cor Battery and Jack-
son, r. 306 Jackson
Nicolai Cliristopher, shoemaker, 1111 Dupont, r. 6
Morrow PI
Nicolai Euiil, tailor, r. 119 William
Nicolai Loiiis, porter Fenkhausen & Bratinschweiger,
r. 730 Vallejo
Nicolai Louise (widow) , r. 333 Hayes
Nicolai Morris, waiter Tivoli Garden, r. 17 Stockton PI
Nicolai William, merchant tailor, 1216 Polk
Nicolas Leon, cook Miners' Restaurant, r. 16 Card
Alley
Nicolas Manuel, seaman, r. Western House
Nicolay George, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
Irldt.r. 204 Powell
NICOLiAYSKN PRANK, proptr Keystone Houfle,
127-129 Jackson
Nicolavsen Jens, wines and liquors, NE cor Halleck
and Lie(hs<lijrff, r. 1029 Post
Nicoletti Domenlco, (Domeneci & Nicoletti) , r. 1337
Diipont
Nicoliui Vicenti, dravnian, r. 424 Union
NICOI.L. ALKXANDKR, merchant tailor, 727
Market, 505 Montgomery, and 18 Kearny, r. New
York
EULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Mamifacture Fja^o Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
NIC
661
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Nicoll Belle Miss, telegraph operator Western Uuion
Telegraph Co., r. 18 Verona PI
Nicoll Benjamin, manager A. Nicoll, r. 1220 J^ Bush
Nicoll Charles H. 0., master mariner, r. IS) Clara
Nicoll Frederick E., painter Thomas Downing, r. E e
Scott ur Cortland Av, Berual Heights
Nicoll j\l. R. (widow) , r. 18 Verona PI
Nicoll William, collector, office 605 Sacramento, r. 82G
Filteenth
Nicoll. See Nichol, Nickel, Nicol, and Nicholl
Nidervost Joseph B., drayman, oSl Market, r. 102-1:
McAllister
Niebaiim Gustave (Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippens &
Co.), r. 1201 Sacramento
Nieblas Felix, upholsterer H. Windel & Co., r. 513
Vallejo
Niebllng E. Theodore, clerk Hutchinson & Mann, r.
574 Folsom
Niebour Theodore, r. 3 Chatham PI
Niebuhr Claus, carlienter, r. 317 Bush
Niebuhr Henry (Koenig & Niebuhr) , r. 1741 Market
Niedt Edward, Boapmaker Frederick E. Seidel, r. E s
San Bruno Road, ur Twenty-ninth
Nief Peter A., laborer, r. 167 Silver
Niefer Frederick, liquor saloon, 28 Third, r. 222 Stcv
Nielde John, butler M. S. Latham, 038 Folsom
Nielsen Charles, cabinetmaker S. & G. Gump, r. 20
Laugtou
Nielsen Christian, drayman M. Waterman & Co., r. 54
Clementina
Neilsen Edwin, bookkeeper, r. 2310 Washington
Nielsen Euul, blacksmith, r. 2134 Stockton
Nielsen H. (Bandmann, Nielsen OS Co.), r. 514 Lomb
Nielsen John, messenger Board Engineers Pacific
Coast, r. 818 Geary
Nielsen Peter, master schr Mary E. Russ, office 271
East
Nielsen Victor, laborer A.W.Wilson, 614 Clay
Nielsen Waldemar, r. 419 East
Nielsen Wilhelm (Nielsen & Mosberg),r. 1521 Dupont
Nielsen & Mosberg (Wilhelm Nielsen and Alexander
Mosberg) , cott'ee saloon, 227 Montgomery Av
Nielson Charles, tailor, r. 30 Jessie
Nielson Jacob, blacksmith, r. 1316 Laurel Av
Nielson John, r. 857 Harrison
I Nielson John, coffee saloon, 1209 Fillmore
Nielson Peter, r. 564 Jjj Howard
Nielson. See Neilsen, Neilson and Nelson
Nieman Henry, shirt manuf, 120 Sutter, room 79, r.
1617 Laguna
Nieman M., agent, r. Overland House
Niemann Henry (Betzold & Niemann) ,r. 418 O'Farrell
NIEMANN JOHN (Niemann A: Groth) , and grocer-
ies and liquors, 413 Jones
Niemann k Gruth (John Niemann and William Groth) ,
groceries, NW cor Jersey and Vicksburg
Niemes John, clerk Frank's Billiard Parlor, r. 142
Sixth
NIemier Emil, clerk, r. 2102 Larkin
Nieuburg Adolph, barkeeper Schwartz, Huslng &
Meyer, r. 1 Market
Nieudieck Henry, r. 4 Virginia PI
Nienstadt Diedrich, lard refiner South S. F. Packing
and Provision Co., r. Seventh Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Niese Frederick, groceries, 913 Harrison
Niessen Annis, miner, r. 8 Minna
Niessen Christ., flour packer Genessee Flour Mills, r.
11 Minna
Niessen John, restaurant, 1324 Stockton, r. 1321}^
Stockton
Niessen William P., restaurant, 1521 Dupont
Nieto Rafael, expressman, cor Montgomery and Val-
lejo, r. 1313 DuiJOnt ^
Nicwend A., clerk, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Nightingale Ellen (widow), r. 5 Calhoun
Nightingale George, seaman, r. 211 Union, rear
Nightingale James, spinner S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point, r. 905 Greenwich
Nightingale John, real estate, r. 100 Turk
Nightingale William J., engineer stm McPherson, r. 5
Calhoun
Nigro Fabricio M., musician, r. 40 Eddy
Nigro James V., liqvKU- saloon, 1314 Polk
Nihan Bridget Mrs., furnished rooms, 270 Minna
Nihan Michael, engineer California St. R. R., r. 5
Austin
Nikelberger William, r. 23 Kearny
Niland Patrick, butcher, r. Greenwich, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Nild Ell., teamster, r. Green Tree House
NILE MATTHEW D., manuf pier and mantel
mirrors, and picture frame factory, 8E cor Mont-
gomery Av and Chestnut, r. 118 Dupont
Niles A. C, associate justice Sujjreme Court of Cali-
fornia, chambers 640 Clay, r. 514 Guerrero
Niles Alcinzo W., policeman City Hall, r. 423 Minna
Niles Emery G., watchman Washington Market, r, 540
Washington
Niles Rufus, r. Grand Central Hotel
Nillsou E., laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Nilson August, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Nilson Charles, Tailors' Pro. Uuion, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Nilson Elias Mrs. (widow) , r. 2219 Powell
Nilson Emanuel, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Nilson John (Eraser & Nilson), r. 204 Steuart
Nilson Magnus, seaman, r. 823 Baitery
Nilson Ok)f , Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Nilson Tsac, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Nilsson John, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 243
Tehama
Nimmo James, cook Meyer & Muehe, r. 454 Natoma
Nimock James, carpenter, r. 210 Octavia
Nina Jane Miss, actres.s Adelphi Theater, r. 912 Stock
Ninderman Matthew, seaman S. S. George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co.
NINETEENTH DISTRICT COURT, New
City Hall, second floor
Ningao Maupi, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Nluk Andrew, bricklayer, r. 11 Franklin
Nink George, cofteepacker Charles Winterhalter, r. 11
Franklin
Nipijer David, painter, r. 325 Jessie
Nippert Virginia Mrs., teacher music, 1415 Sac
Niquet Charles (Becker & Niquet) ,,r. 543 Jessie
Nisbet James N., stairbuilder, r. 1917 Stevenson
Nisbet William, r. 519 Sacramento
NISCHWITZ AUGUST, liquor saloon, 14-16
Geary, r. 108 Eddy
Niaouger Frank, moulder, r. 2 Park PI
Nissela Nicholas, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Nlssen Brothers (Nis L. and Jorgen), billiard table
and cabinetmakers, 206 Leavenworth
Nisseu Christian (Nissen & Johnson) , r. 25 Mont Av
Nissen Ernest P., master mariner, office 305 East
Nissen John, clerk, r. 369 Jessie
Nissen Jorgen (Nissen Brothers) , r. 611 Natoma
Nissen Lawrence C, cabinetmaker, r. 147 Dore, rear
Nissen Martin, laborer McKenna & Greany, r. 11
Natoma
Nissen Nis L. (Nissen Brothers) , r. 5 Folsom Av
Nissen Peter, driver Potrero and Bay View R. R.
Nissen Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Nissen & Johnson (Christian Nissen and John John-
son) . liquor saloon, 25 Montgomery Av
Nisson Louis C, master mariner, office 305 East
Nisson Thomas, teamster, r. 2315 Mason
Nitch Edward, bagmaker H. Behrendt& Co., r. 420 Sec
Nitze William, liquor saloon, 211 Stevenson, r. 235
Stevenson
Niven George, shoecutter Daniel W. Emerson, r. 406
Bryant
Niven James, shoecutter Daniel W. Emersop, r. 406
Bryant
Nix Rose Miss, dressmaker, r. 600 Bush
Nixdorf Charles G., liquor saloon, 410 Kearny, rear
Nixon Evelyn, teacher languages Urban Academy, r.
1519 Broadway
Nixon Frederick, chiefengineer stm Constantine, r. 1
Hampton PI
Nixon James, fireman, r. 3 White
Nixon James Jr., packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 3 White
Nixon John, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 529 Sac
Nixon Joseph, iceman Palace Hotel
Nixon Margaret, domestic 530 Ellis
Nixon Matthew G., assayer's department U. S. Mint,
r. Alameda
Nixon Patrick W., carpenter, r. 345 J(i Third
Nixon Robert S., foreman Club Stable, r. 135 J^ Fifth
Noack Alfred, cabinetmaker Conrad Boiler, r. 741
Brannan
Noack August, liquor saloon, 154 Bluxome
Noack William, cabinetmaker, r. 154 Bluxome
Noah Joel,ex-tyler, r. Arcade House, 930 Market
Noah John G., wagonmaker David Fennessy, r. 1853
Mission
Noah Joseph B., r. 336 Turk
Noakes Eliza Mrs., boarding, 1431 Polk
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cuffe, Neck ^irsss, etc
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Nob Hill Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodle District,
I Mono Co., Cal.), JohnH. Sayre secretary, oface330
Pine, room 36
] >loble , miller, r. 68 First ,
j Noble Ada (widow) , r. 110 Eighth
I Noble Ada Miss, r. 110 Eighth
] Noble Armsby, bootmaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
I 19 Folsom Av
, Noble A. T. (A. T. Noble & Co.), r. NW cor San Jose
I Av and Thirtieth
Noble A. T. & Co. (John H.Wohlers) .proptrsFairmount
Dairy, W s San Jose Av, nr Thirtieth, office 35
Eddy
Noble Beat tie, laborer Pacific EoUing Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, nr Butte
Noble Bfothers (Thomas, William and James M.),
house and sign painters, 640 Clay
Noble Burr, chief clerk clothing and equipage depart-
ment, U. S. A., r. 31.5 Capp
Noble Charles F., clerk John O'Neill, r. 630 Minna
Noble Clark W., clerk County Tax Collector, r. Ab-
botsford House
Noble Eliza (widow) , r. 523 Ellis
Noble F., student Barnard's Business College
Noble Hamden H. (H. H. Noble & Co.), r. 2122 Wash
NOBLiE H. H. «)tCO., stockbrokers, office -135 Cal
Noble Hippolyte (Harris, Oswald & Noble), r. 119
Virginia
Noble Irnsby, shoemaker, r. 19 Folsom Av
Noble James, shoemaker, 432 Valencia
Noble James M. (Noble Brothers) , r. 523 Ellis
Noble J. D., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 711 California
Noble John, compositor Frederick W. Croudace, r.
Oakland
Noble John, laborer Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 9)^
Glover
Noble Nellie, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Noble Patrick, as.sistant superintendent Pacific Roll-
ing Mill, r. 903 Valencia
Noble Thomas (Noble Brothers) , r. 523 Ellis
Noble Thomas H., superintendent North Point Dock
Free Warehouse, r. NW cor Bdwy and Larkin
Noble Thomas K. Rev., pastor Plymouth Congrega-
tional Church, r. 2200 Steiner
Noble T. N., engineer, r. 156 Third
Noble William (Noble Brothers) , r. 523 Ellis
Noble William, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 19 Fol Av
Noblet Josephine, laundress Jules Noblet, 870 Folsom
Noblet Juks, laundryman, 870 Folsom
Nobmanu Charles, r. 120 Olive Av
NOBMANN CIIRISTOPH, groceries and liquors,
2031 Fillmore
Nobmann Frederick, r. NE cor Bush and Fillmore
Nobmann John, clerk Cluft'& DeWitt, r. cor Fillmore
and California
Noce Angelo, compositor Examiner, r. 1805 Maton
Noce Assunta, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Nockiu Alexander, r. 913 Greenwich
Noddell Samuel, watchmaker, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Nodi nschneider M., baker Bernhardt Kramer, r. 630
Grove
Nodop Glaus, laborer Charles Pechln, r. 636 Com
Noe Miguel, photographer J. D. Godeus, r. 2006 Pow
NOELi ALPHONSE, mining secretary, office 419
California, ri om 21, r. 219 Geary
Noel Antonio, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Noel Pnisiieri', l)aker, r. St. Charles Hotel
Noethig William (Noetliig & Turk), r. 1747 Mission
NOETHIG & TURK (William Noethig and Chris-
toplier Turk), proptrs Humboldt Brewery, 1839
Mission '
Noggle David L., receiving clerk U. S. Mint, r. 2443
Howard
Nohl Eugene W., foreman whitening room U. S. Mint,
r. 33 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Nohrden Henry, sugar boiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
1134 Bryant
Noirjean Catherine Mme., French laundry, 536 Miss
Noirjean P( ter. r. 530 MiKsion
Noisat Amedc (Noisat Brothers), r. 1334 Dui)ont
Noisnt Brothers (Julius and Aniede Noisat), wines and
liiiuors, 1334 Dup<int
Noisat Julius (Noisat Brothers) . r. 1334 Dupont
Nolan Bridutt Miss. r. 13 Everett
NOI..AN BROTHERS (Patrick F. and James C),
boots and shoes, 11 Third, and 738-740 Market
Nolan Clinrles, waiter International Hotel
Nolan ('liarles Sr., laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, Black Point
Nolan Daniel, boutmiin. r. 3 Broadway
Nolan David, waiter Meyer & Muehe, r. 257 Stevenson
Nolun Delia Miss, tailoress, r. 307 Capp
Nolan Edward, hackdri\ er John Nolan, r. 1311 Cal
Nolan Edward F., manuf boots and shoes, 15 Sutter,
r. 416 Tyler
Nolan Eliza (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 632 Stevenson
Nolan F., waiter, r. 867 Market
Nolan George, brassmolder Weed & Kingwell, r. Oak-
land
Nolan George H., barber, r. 103 First
Nolan Helen Miss, r. 2 McLea Court
Nolan James, boilermaker, r. Terminal Hotel
Nolan James, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 1703 Stockton
Nolan James, clerk, r. 1(520 Jessie
Nolan James, finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. 606 Fourth
Nolan James, hostler Moses Hart, r. Par.< Hotel
Nolan James, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 1203^
Clara
Nolan James, laborer, r. 1 Mary
Nolan James, laborer, r. 13 Clay
Nolan James, laborer, r. 705' Front \
Nolan James, stevedore A. C. Freese
NOLi.-^X .JAMES, wines and liquors, SE cor Bush
and Kearny, r. 1 Quincy PI
Nolan James C. (Nolan Bruthers), r. The Baldwin
Nolan James H., housepainter, 404 Montgomery, r.
1124 Broadway
Nolan James P., boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. Twenty-ninth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Nolan Johanna (widow) , r. 122 Gilbert, rear
Nolan John (Guerin & Nulan) , r. 1229 Bush
Nolan John, barber Adam Grimm
Nolan John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Nolan John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Nolan John, ironmolder, r. 1540 Eddy
Nolan John, livciy stable, 1311 California
Nolan John, seaman, r. 134 Steuait
Nolan John, waiter Lick House, r. 5 J^ Elizabeth
Nolan Joseph, collector The Hibernia Savings and
Loan Society, r. 911 Broadway
Nolan Joseph, expressmau, r. 1110 Eddy
Nolan Kate, domestic 816 Jackson
Nolan Kate, stewardess O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Nolan Lawrence, harnessmaker Charles H. Mead, r»
Oakland
Nolan Maggie, cook, 1415 Jones
Nolan Margaret (widow) , r. 946 Mission
Nolan Margaret (widow), groceries, 268. Stevenson
Nolan Maria Miss, r. 2 McLea Court
Nolan Martin, farmer, r. 2 McLea Court
Isolan Martin, hostler, r. 436 Jessie
Nolan Martin, hostler John Nolan, r. 1311 California
Nolan Mary (widow) , r. 410 Tyler
Nolan JNlary (widow), r. 044 Filbert
Nolan Mary, domestic St. Mary's Hospital
Nolan Mary, domestic 1910 Broadway
Nolan Mary J. Miss, tailoress, r. 307 Capp
Nolan Michael, coachman, 1834 California
Nolan Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
299 Clementina
Nalan Michael, hostler Thomas Ryan, r. 321 O'Farrell
Nolan Michael, laborer, r. loyj Gilbert
Nolan Michael, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r. 507
Minna
Nolan Michael D., manager Nolan Bros., r. 416 Tyler
Nolan Patrick, r. 318 Ivy Av
Nolan Patrick, laborer, r. 307 Capp
Nolan Patrick, laborer, r. 512 Sixth
Nolan Patrick, laborer Whitney & Webster, r. Church,
nr Twenty-sixth
Nolan Patrick, miller Dohrmann & Co., r. 1705 Jones
Nolan Patrick, teamster, NW cor Steuart and Mission,
r. 1424 Pacific
Nolan Patrick F. (Nolan Bros., and P. F. Nolan & Co.) ,
r. 1428 Tyler
Nolan P. F. & Co. (W. H. Nolan), importers and
manufs bouts and shoes, 514 Market
Nolan Peter, hostler Central R. R
Nolan Thomas, biicklayer, r. 207 Tenth
Nolan Thonuis, driver Lyon'.sBri wery, r. 174 Jessie
Nolan Thomas, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Nolan Thomas, teamster, Presidio Reservation
Nolan William, engineer, r. 1027 Mission
Nolan William H. (P. F. Nolan & Co.) r. Lick House
Nolan William 11. , teamster, r. 425 Linden
Nolan William N., plasterer, r. E 8 Guerrero, bet
Twenty-seventh and Duncan ,
Nolan Winnifred Miss, r. 2 McLea Court
Bulloch Si Jones— Imprting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
PINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
NOL
663
NOR
Nolen Elizabeth A. (widow), r. 75 Clementina
Noleu John M., r. 7r) Clementina
IV01.EN M. J., attorney at law, olflco 519 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Noll George (Fratinger & Noll), r. 431 Fulton
Noll George Jr., clerk Fratinger & Noll, r. 4(11 Fulton
Noll John A., upholsterer, r. yl9 Filbert, rear
Nolte August F. {Nolte & Feil) , r. SE cor Hyde and
Filbert
NOLTE CHARLES R., groceries and liquors, 3004
Mission
Nolte Christian H., bookkeeper August Brune, r. 24
Howard Court
Nolte L. H., carijenter Real Estate Associates, r. 1933
Steve uson
Nolte \Yilliani, jeweler, r. 631 Minna
Nolte William F., taxidermist, N s Sixteenth, nr Va-
lencia
Nolte vV- Feil (August F. Nolte and Louis D. Feil), gro-
ceries and liquors, SE cor Hyde and Filbert
Noltt-meier Frederick W., boots imd shoes, 389 Eighth
Nolthenius John, market, NE cor Stock and Lombard
Nolti Herto, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Nolting A. J. F., draughtsman P. J. O'Connor, r. 418
Kearny
NoltiuR Elizabeth (widow) , r. 367 Minna
Nolting William H, jeweler John Marshall, r. 367
Minna
Nommeusen Charles E. (Bester & Nommensen) , r. 543
Jackson
Nonueumaun Charles (South S.iu Francisco Packing
and Provision Co.), r. Fifth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Noon Adolphus H., physician and surgeon, office 402
Kearny, r. 250S California
NOON a". H., mining agent, office 420 Montgomery,
room 13, r. 2J08 California
Noon James T., secretary Jersey Mining Co., office 324
Pine, room 18, r. 213 Langtou
Noon J. J., mining superintendent, r. Overland House
Noon Martin, carriagrmaker Larkius & Co., r. 9 White
Noon William, coachman, r. 3 Boston PI
Noonau Bridget (widow) , r. N s Parker, bet California
Av and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Noonan Catherine, furnished rooms, 344 Fifth
Noonau Charles, r. 63 Natonia
Noonan Cornelius, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
53 Clementina
Noonau Daniel J., clerk, r. 114 Fourth
Noonau Edward, wood and coal, 1907 Howard
Noonan Edward C, bookkeeper Hibernia Brewery, r.
10 Rausch
Noonau Ellen (widow), r. 223 Dora
Noonan James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. W^orks,
r. 535 Howard
Noonan James, jailor County Jail, r. 209 Eighth
Noonan Jeremiah, bakery, 24 M Seventh
Nooniui Johanna, sewing niachineoperator Levi
Strauss & Co., r. 1812 Polk
Noonan John, gasfitter Bordwell & Morrow
Noonan John, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 11
Gordon
Noonan John, laborer, r. 3 Himmelmann PI
Noonan John, laborer, r. 11 Gordon
Noonan John, paiiiter, r. 305 Minna
Noonan John, porter Pioneer Warehouse
Noonan John, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Noonan John C, driver Wells. Fargo & Co., r. 641 Na-
toma
Noonan John F., meterman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 265
Langton
Noonan John G., carriage trimmer 69 Stevenson, r.
742 Harrison
Noonan John G., laborer, r. 907 Greenwich
Noonan John W., boxmaker Woodbury i<: Merguire, r.
Folsom, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Noonan Lawrence E., salesman Lynde & Hough, r.
261 1 Clay
Noonan Martin, wines and liquors, SE cor Third and
Mission, r. 40 Tehama
Noonan Mary, dressmaker, r. SW cor Broadway and
Fillmore
Noonan Michael, laborer, r. Folsom, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Noonan Michael, paver, r. 26 Morey Alley
Noonan Patrick, laborer, r. S s Union, nr Sansom,rear
Noonan Patrick, sawyer Union Box Factory, r. Precita
Av, bet Washington and Gunnison avs
Noonan Patrick, seaman, r. 219 Main
Noonan Patrick H., seaman, r. 245 First
Noonan Peter, r. 41 Minna
Noonan Tliomas, capitalist, r. 209 Eighth
Noonan Timothy, finiit dealer, SE cor Kearny and
Pine, r. S s Tehama, bet Third and Fourth
Noonan Timothy J., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co.,
r. Russ House
Noonau William, bricklayer, r. NW cor Polk and Mar-
ket
Noonan William, coal passer Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Noonan William, marble cutter, r. 443 Natoma
Noonau William, seaman, r. 344 Fifth
Noonan William, seaman S. S. Great Republic
Noonan. See Nnnan
NOONDAY MINING CO.(Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.),
George A. Holdeu secretary, office 310 Pine, room
27
Noonen John, contractor, r. 1511 Sacramento
Nor Andrew H., driver Central R. R.
Norager Albert (Niirager & Hjul) , r. 6 Central PI
Norager & Hjiil (Albert Norager and Hans Hjul), coffee
saloon 510 Pine
Norboe Paul M., telegraph operator, r. 516 Noe
Norbrook Lena, domestic 1322 Geary
Norcross Daniel, manager Norcross & Co., r. 227
Geary
Norcross Harriet Mrs. (Norcross & Co.) , r. 227 Geary
Norcross James, foreman Wells, Russell & Co. ivJ
Oakland ]
Norcross Orville, carpenter, r. 714 Stockton |
Norcross Wesley r.(>iew Age Publishing Co.), r. 227 |
Geary
NORCROSS «Ss CO. (Mr.s. Harriet N. Norcross),
military goods, regalia, and flags, 6 Post
Nord Thomas, bartender, r. 227 Stevenson
Nord William, seaman, r. Western House
Nordberg E., laborer California Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Nordberf E. M., captain barkentine Eureka, Pier 9,
Steuart
Nordbrook Mrs., seamstress, r. 247 Stevenson
Nordbruch Henry, groceries and liquors, 642 Jack-
son, r. 510 Filbert
Norden H., machinist S. F. Furniture Factory, r. 607
Third
Norden Mary (widow) , r. 13 Maria
Nordgren E. H., jeweler, r. 1004 Powell
Nordhausen George, i^orter Union Club, r. NE cor
Hickory Av and Buchanan
Nord lander Nils, seaman schr Montana, Green St.
Wharf
Nordmau Martin, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Nordmann Joseph (Dinklespiel & Nordmann), r. 1215
Polk
Nordmann Leon, clerk Dinkelspiel & Nordmann, r.
1215 Polk
Nordstrom Caroline, domestic 1115 Post
Nordstrom Paher, seaman, r. 140 Folsom, rear
Nordwell O.W., cutter William Kaiser, r. Oakland
Norgaard Thorwald, bartender Henry Prigge, r. 278
Stevenson
Norgood Louis, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Norgrove Charles M., bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessiuger & Co., r. 15 Page
Norgrove George, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r.
E s Williamson, N of Point Lobos Av
Norgrove John, trunks and valises, 12 Geary, r. 313
Taylor
Noriega Alexander G., clerk Eugene De Sabla, r. 716
Filbert
Noriega Pedro, hatter, 528 Montgomery, r. 526 Mont
Norin Peter, deckhand stm Relief, r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Noring Albert, laborer, r. 10 White
Norland Mary (widow) , r. 809 Harrison
Norman Edward (Norman & Eckler) , r. 1707 M Jessie
Nornian Frank G., hardware, 840 Valencia
Norman Frank H., shipi)ing clerk Tillmann & Bendel,
r. 127 Fourth
Norman O., painter Risdon I. and L. Works
Norman George, shipijainter, r. W s San Bruno Road,
nr Cortland Av
Norman Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Bryant
Norman James, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 706
Mason
Norman James F., clerk, r. 1007 Powell
Norman Louis, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Norman M., clerk, r. 706 Mason
Norman Mary Mrs., r. 406 Gough
Norman William, butcher New York Bakery, r. 46
Prospect PI
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSON & EANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 M^omerySt.
NOE
664
NOR
Norman William B., port wardeu, ofBce 525 Front, r.
Buss House
Norman & Eckler (Edward Norman and Kobert E.
Eckler) , i^ainters, 1053 Market
Normand Addie Miss, saleswoman Frank Midon, r.
518 Sutter
Normand Ernest A., clerk William J. Newman, r. 2
Clay Av
Normand Ernest Victor, collector, r. 2 Clay Av
Normand Eugene C, bookkeeper Lenormand Broth-
ers, r. 518 J^ Sutter
Normand Jeanne Miss, dressmaker, r. 2 Clay Av
Normand Lawrence, glovecutter Frederick Busby
Normand Lewis E., cutter John Kavanagh, r. E b
Lyon, bet Bush and Sutter
Normandie House, John Thiesse agent, 919 Stockton
Noronha J. C, barber, 1813 Hyde
Norr George, artist, r. 1231 Mission
Norring Albert F., cook John E. Doyle, r. 13 White
Norris Catherine (widow), r. lOGo Howard
Norris Charles, oyster saloon, 45 Washington Market,
r. 822 Union, rear
Norris Edward C, machinist Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Norris Eugene J., foreman United Carriage Co., r. 828
Howard
Norris George H., engineer Safe Deposit Co., r. 24
Mint Av
Norris Hiram J., foreman Pacific Rubber Paint Co.,
r. 318 Bartlett
NORRIS JAMES C, ticket agent Oregon S. S.
Co., office 210 Battery, r. Oakland
Norris James H., bookkeeper John Rourke, r. 1219
Bush
Norris John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 512 Mis-
sion
Norris John F., hostler A. E. Marson & Co., r. 608
Mission
Norris Joseph, clerk freight department Central Pac.
K. R., r. 522 Bryant
Norris Katie Mrs., r. 206 Kearny
Norris Slary Miss, r. 501 Geary
NORRIS WTLLIAM, secretary Spring Valley
Water Works, and capitalist, office 516 California,
r. 1710 Franklin
Norris W. W., driver City Cab and Transfer Co.
Norstrom Louis, fisherman, r. NE cor Baker and Tou-
quin
North A. E., r. 26 Silver
North American Ice Co., B. B. Minor secretary, office
49 Nevada Block
NORTH BEACH AND MISSION R. R. CO.,
office and depot SW cor Fourth and Louisa
North Beach Brewery, Joseph Schwarz proptr, NE cor
Powell and Chestnut
NORTH BEACH CEMENT PIPE CO., Padey
Martin pre.sident, office 542 California, works SE
cor Francisco and Taylor
North Beach Livery Stable, David J. Foley proptr,
1812 Powell
North Belmont Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), David S.
Thomas secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12
NORTH BLOOMPIEL.I) GRAVEL. MINING
CO. (Nevada Co., Cal.) , Matthew F. Game secre-
tary, office 321) Sausom, room 24
North Bonanza Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Wil-
liam W. StetsoQ secretary, office 47 Nevada Block
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE IN.
SrRANCE CO. (London and Edinburgh), T.
C. Grant agent, office 21'.) San.som
North Carson Silver Mining Co. (Ormsby Co., Nev.) ,
Joseph W. Morgan secretary, office 318 Pine, rooms
.32-34
NORTH CHINA INSURANCE CO. (Shanghai),
Macondray & Co. agents, office 206 Sansom
North Comstock Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), David
L. Thomas secretary, office 203 Bush, room 12
North Consolidated Virginia Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), George C. Pl-att secretary, office 25 Nevada
Block
North Daniel, machinist, r. 1023 Stockton
North Dayton Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Lyon Co.,
Nev.), R. S. Culverwell secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 21
North E. M. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar School
r. 2414 Pacific Av
North George L., cashier Equitable Life Assurance
Soc, r. 240 Montgomery
North German Fire Insurance Co. of Hauibiirg, Hen-
ry Balzer & Co. agents, office 209 Sansom
North German House. Richard Schade proptr, NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
LINE (New York and Bremen) , Charles Duisen-
berg & Co. agents, office 314 Sacramento
North Henry, r. 1809 Stockton
North John G., cashier George Loomis, r. 1030 Jack
North Keystone Mining Co. (Virginia Dist., Nev.),
John Crockett secretary, 203 Bush, room 12
North Modoc Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Inyo
Co., Cal.), Edward Beuuison secretary, office 19
Merchants' Exchange
North Noonday Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co., Cal.),
George A. Holdensecretary,office 310 Pine, room 27
North O. B., assistant accountant Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. Alameda
North Ophir Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) , Butler
Burris secretary, office 2 Nevada Block
NORTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD CO.,
John W. Doherty general manager, office 328
Montgomery, rooms 9-11
North Pacific Hotel, Haesloop & Moller) proptrs, NE
cur JacksdU and Drumm
NORTH POINT Di>CK, Es Sansom, bet Lombard
and Chtstnut
NORTH POINT DOCK BONDED AND FREE
■WAREHOUSES, John Zeile proptr, NW cor
Sansom and Lombard
NORTH POINT DOCK FREE W^-4.REHOUSE
(merchandise) , James W. Cox proptr, N s San-
som, nr Chestnut
NORTH POINT DOCK GRAIN WARE-
HOUSE, James V. Lavery supt, NW cor Chest-
nut and Sansom
NORTH POINT V. S. BONDED T\^4.RE-
HOUSE, Robert Zeile proptr, NW cor Lombard
and Sansom
NORTH SAN FRANCISCO HOMESTEAD
AND RAILROAD ASSOCIATION, Andrew
D. Smith secretary, office 310 California
North Scorpion Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Alton
H. Clough secretary, office 315 California, room 1
North Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.
Nev.), A. F. Main secretary, office 309 California,
rooms 1-2
North Sigourney Tunnel and Mining Co. (Bodie,
Mono Co. Cal.), A. F. Main secretary, office 309
California, rooms 1-2
North Star Gold Mining Co., Nevada Co. Cal.), D. A.
Jennings secretary, office 401 California, room i
North Utah Mining Co. (Storey Co. Nev.) , C. S. Curtiss
secretary, office 203 Bush, room 8
NORTH'S WAYS, foot Louisiana and Potrero
Point
Northam Edwin F.. capitalist, office 120 Sutter, room
49, r. Grand Hotel
Northam Robert, oi&ce 120 Sutter
Northcut Zacharv, laborer, r. 343 Shipley
NORTHERN " ASSURANCE CO. (London),
William Lane Bookrr agent, Robert Dickson man-
ager, office 317 California
Northern Belle JMill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co.
Nev.), William Willis secretary, office 29 Nevada
Block
Northern Insurance Co. (New York) , E. E. Potter
general agent, office 200 Sansom
Northern King Mill acd Mining Co. (Pinal Co. Ari-
zona), George F. Glover secretary, office 318 Pine,
room 31
Northern Light Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Shasta
Co. Cal.), Francis S. Monroe secretary, office 419
California, room 27
Northern Uailwuy, James O. B. Gunu secretary, office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 1
Northey Thomas F., deputv Supt Streets, r. 1835 Eddy
Northfield Matthew, driver Market St. R. R., r. SW
cor Folsom and Twentieth
Northfield Peter J., driver Market St. R. R., r. 1221
Steiner
Northmore Samuel, market, 1520 Folsom
Northon Jarvis W. (Lancaster & Northou), r. 1824
Eddy
Northrup , r. 126 Fifth
Northrup Charles F., carriage trimmer, r. 232 Jessie
Northrup I'.iiiiiia Miss, dressmaker, r. 2141 Mission
Northrup Henry C, metal roofer, r. 232 Jessie
NorHirup Henry W. (Northrup >\: Co.) , r. G3(> Jessie
Northiiip William, spriugmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattrass Manuf. Co., r. 232 Jessie
Northrop & Co. (Henry W. Northrup) , fruits, 33 Sixth
Bullock & Jonas— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGAHETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Keamj. St.
NOE
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Northup Charles W., clerk Jarboe & Harrison, r. 1511
Tyler
Northwestern Commercial Co., William Helmau eec-
retarv, office 309 California
NORTHVVKSTERN NATIONAL FIRE IN-
SURANCE CO., Andrew D. Smith agent, office
310 Calit'oruia
Northwestern Newsjjaper Union, H. M. Clinton agent,
office (iOli Montgomery, room 4
Northwood William, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r.
407 Pacific
Norton , r. SW cor Market and Steuart
Norton Albert, engraver, r. 16 Harlan PI
Norton .■X.rthur T., salesman O'Neill, Kennedy &
Stuart, r. 916 McAllister
Norton Charles, carpenter Cook & Trounson, r. 309
Fifth
Nortim Charles, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Norton Charles B., seaman, r. ."512 Larkin
Norton E., packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 761 Har
Norton Edward, capitalist, r. W s Sau Jose Av, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Norton Edward, gardener Daniel J. Murphy, r. 119
Liberty
Norton Edward, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 52.5 Fifth
Norton Edward, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Norton Edward B., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
509 Bryant
Norton Edwin A., machinist Singer Manuf Co., r. 118
Sutter
Norton Elijah, master mariner, r. 715 Brannan, rear
Norton Emily (widow), r. 907 Pacific
Norton F. C, r. 546 Minna
Norton Frank, engineer, r. 6 Hodges PI
Norton Frank, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 761 Har
Norton Frank B., bookkeeper Brigham, Whitney &
Co.,r. 916Natoma
Norton George, r. 1516 Clay
NORTON GEORGE A., agent Wilson Sewing
Machine, 115 Dupont, r. 808 Mission
Norton George F., laborer, r. S s Lombard, nr Gough
Norton Harold C, workman Singer Manuf Co., r. 427
Stevenson
Norton Henry, r. 1032 Jackson
Norton Henry M., livery and boarding stable, NE cor
Larkin and Turk, r. 508 Larkin
Norton Herman, cabinetmaker, r. 607 Third
Norton Horace, cooper Reuben Norton, r. SE cor Clay
and Drumm
Norton J., watchman Industrial Iron Works
Norton James, clerk Stephen McGillan, r. 305 Minna
Norton James, machinist, r. 27 Minna
Norton James, policeman City Hall, r. 464 Tehama,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Norton John, r. 413 Clementina
Norton John, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Norton John, carriagepainter Albert W. Best, r. Oak-
laud
Norton John, hostler N. B. and Mission R. E., r. 12
Bryant Av
Norton John, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Norton John, liquor saloon, 17 St. Mary
Norton John, real estate, r. 521 Leavenworth
Norton John, .salesman, r. 325 Minna
Norton John, speculator, r. 560 Mission
Norton John, teamster, r. cor Guerrero and Eight-
eenth
Norton John A., bartender The Baldwin Wine Rooms,
r. 113 Franklin
Norton John L., clerk R. G. Dun & Co.. r. 1921 Polk
Norton John W. (X^wis & Co.), r. 849 Harrison
Norton Joseph, liquor saloon, 1923 Polk
Norton Joshua (Emperor) , r. 624 Commercial
Norton Loring W., printer, r. 2506 Clay
Norton M., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Norton Malachi, farmer, W s Ocean House Road, nr
Junction
Norton Malachi, miner, r. 424 Broadway
Norton Malathi J., waiter Lick House
Norton Margaret, domestic 603 Eddy
Norton Mary (widow) , r. Norton Court
Norton Michael,, bartender P. J. Tanuian, r. 5 Caro-
line
Norton Michael, butcher, r. S s Eighteenth, bet Noe
and Hartford
Norton Michael, laborer, r. 81 Natoma
Norton Michael, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Norton Michael, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 335 Minna
Norton Michael, stevedore, r. Cameron House
Norton Patrick, expresaman, r. 314M Bitch
Norton Patrick, groceries and liquors, SW cor Eighth
and Mi una
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. 654 Willow Av
Norton Patrick, laborer, r. E s Hartford, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Norton Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 2010
Leavenworth
Norton Patrick, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Hart-
ford, bet Eighteenth and Niueteeenth
Norton Peter, driver Nathaniel H. Roy, r. S 8 Point
Lobos Av, bet Fourth and Fifth avs
Norton P. H., porter D. Samuels, r. 104 Kearny
Norton Reuben, cooper, lii3-105 Commercial
Norton Samuel, speculator, r. International Hotel
Norton Sarah, domestic 905 Pacific
Norton Thomas, barkeeiser Joseph Norton, r. 1923
Polk
Norton Thomas, chicken ranch, r. E s Mission, nr
Five-mile House
Norton Thomas, fireman stm Transit, Oakland Ferry,
r. Harbor View
Norton Thomas, fireman, r. 423 )<S Clementina
Norton Thomas, hostler John Nolan, r. 1311 Cal
Norton Thomas, laborer, r. 3 King
Norton Thomas, laborer Mary Riley, S s Old Ocean
House Road, nr Alms House
Norton Thomas, liquor saloon, 36 Second, r. 217 Ste-
venson
Norton Thomas, teamster, r. 18 Bryant Av, rear
Norton Timothy, expressman, r. 304 Shotwell
Norton Walter W.. teamster E. R. Thomason. r. 1335
Folsom
Norton William, telegraph operator Central Pac. R.
R., r. 516 Folsom
Norton William H., contractor, r.2209 California
Norval Annie E. Mrs., r. 741 Howard
Norval Charles H., waiter Palace Hotel
Norval Edward, butcher, r. S s State, bet Delaware
Av and Stanley, San Miguel
Norvey Marceline, domestic 1928 Sacramento
Norward Lawrence, with F. H. Busby
NORAVAY AND S^VEDEN, August Berggi-en,
consul, office 406 Montgomery
Norwell Thomas H., accountant, r. 45 Vallejo
NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SO-
CIETY, Falkner, Bell & Co.. agents, office 430
California
Norwold C. F., resident physician St. Luke's Hospi-
tal, San Jose Av, bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eighth
Norwold P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 828 Geary
Norwood T., copyist, 604 Merchant, room 14
Norwood William E., with J. H. Jones & Co., r. 557
Harrison
Norwood William H., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co., r. 29 Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Noser M., liquor saloon and billiards, 714 Bryant
Nosier Thomas M., mining, r. 608 Fulton
Nosse Tatu, secretary Consul Japan, r. 309 Jones
Nott Craven R., clerk, r. 2019 Devisadero
Nott John T., steward S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Nott L., stugedriver, r. Overland House
Nottey George, Riggers' Protective Union, 246 Third
NotzGotlieb, teamster William Smith, r. First Av, nr
Kentucky, South S. F.
Nougues Charles E., court room clerk. Twelfth Dis-
trict Court, r. 600 Bush
NOUGUES JOSEPH M., attorney at law, office
411 J^ California, rooms 13-15, r. 628 Valencia
Nougues Peter T., mining, office 411}^ California
Nougues Thomas, r. 703 Market
Nounnan Joseph F., cashier Independent S. S. Line,
office Spear St. Wharf, r. .520 Fell
NOURSE GEORGE A. , attorney at law, office 306
Pine, r. Oakland
No urse George F. (Overland Freight Transfer Co.),
r. Berkeley
Nourse Harold K., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1324
Polk
Nourse S. H., copyist Dewey & Co., r. San Leandro
Noussitou Peter, barkeeper John Bordenave, r. SE
cor Fifth Av and M, South S. F.
Novella Francisco (Novella & Pitto), r. 1014 Mont
Novella & Pitto (Francisco Novella and Guisseppe
Pitto), proptrs Fremont Livery Stable, 427 Jack
NOVELTY IRON WORKS, George L. Pierce
proptr, 215-217 First
Novotry Antonia J., domestic 708 Lombard
Novsky G., r. 2318 Washington
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc., etc
ANDEnSOiM & HANDOLPH, J£wel:r3, lOl-McntgomerySi
NOW
666
NY J
Iso-well Alva H., overseer California Silk Manuf. Co., :
r. 1 Ellsworth Block, Thirteenth Av. South S. F.
Xowell Electa Miss, silk worker California Silk '
Manuf Co., r. 1 Ellsworth Block, Thirteenth Av,
Souths. F. ;
Nowland William D., clerk Heywood Bros. & Co., r.
SE cor Chestnut and -Jones j
Xowlin Thomas W., clerk G. C. Flanders, r. 213 Six- '
teenth
Xox Thomas R., r. 414 Polk
Jsove Thomas, liquor saloon, 519 Pacific
XoyellesD. D., r. The Baldwin
Xoyes Bartholomew, clerk H. Augustus Whiting, r.
Oakland
Noyes Charles G., mining, r. 1315 California
Noyes Eben S., bookkeeper, r. 19 Prospect PI
Noyes Frederick A., carpenter, r. 720 Laguna
Noyes I'rederick R., salesman A. D. Remington, r.
Oakland
Noyes Friend, carpenter, r. 511 Franklin
Noyes George, compositors. F. Journal of Commerce,
r. 603 Minna
Noyes George H., clerk Crane & Brigham. r. 003 Min
Xoyes Herbert H., clerk U. S. Mail Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. Oakland
Noyes James M., porter Redington & Co.,.r. 1109 Mc-
Allister
Noyes John D., master mariner, r. 914 Powell
Noyes Leonard W., ijoliceman City Hall, r. 417 Mason,
room 24
Noyes Nancy J. (widow) , r. 511 Franklin
Noyes RSchard B., civil engineer, office 240 Montgom-
ery, room 15, r. 13 Guy PI
Noyes Sallie ilrs., seamstress, r. Overland House
Noyes William, r. 13 Guy PI
Noyes William P., master mariner, r. 310 Union
Noyo River Mills, Macpherson & Wetherbee proptrs,
office 14 California
Nubin Samuel, I'urnituredealer, r. 634 Broadway
XrCLErs Bl'ILDIXG, SE cor Market and Third
Xi;CL.EUS HOUSE, D. Stern & Son proptrs, SE
cor Market and Third
Nugan John, longshoreman, r. Clipper Hotel
Nugens Morrison, candymakcr, r. 5t8 Mission
Nugent Bridget Miss, seamstress. San Francisco Laun-
di-y
Nugent D. F. Rev., pastor St. Rose (R. C.) Church, r.
N s Brannan, bet Fourth and Fifth
Nugent Edward D., with John J. Campbell, r. 203
Fourth
Nugent Elizabeth (widow), r. 142 J4 'Silver
Nugent Ellen (widow), r. 168 Clementina, rear
Nugent F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Nugent James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Nugent James, longshoreman Meiizies & Bingham
Nugent James, shoemaker, r. 361 Eleventh
Nugent James F. labon r, r. 328 Third, rear
Nugent James I., clerk William Scott, r. 142 M Silver
Nugent John, blacksmith A. Muir, r. 139 Minna
Nugent John, elevatorman E. Detrick & Co., r. 129 Har
Nugent John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Nugent John F., bookkeeper Cartan, McCarthy & Co.,
r. 109 Dupont
Nugent John F., collector Howard St. Wharf, r. 109
O'Farrell
Nugent Joseph McMahou, laborer, r. W s Boyce, N of
Point Lobos Av
Nugent Mary (widow), r. W s Boyce, N of Point Lobos
Av
Nugent Peter, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Nugent Robert, laborer, r. 129 Folsom, rear
Nugent Robinson, bookkeeper John Jennings, r. 142H
Silver
Nuhn Oscar E., clerk, r. 839 Mission
Nuhn Peter, baker, r. 1025 York
Nuhreubers Charles, groceries and liquors, NW cor
Polk and Broadway
Nukels Nicholas, brt-wer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Nulty Ellen Miss, seamstress Hoiise of Mercy Sewing
School, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Nulty Herman, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Nulty James, plasterer, r. SW cor Capp and Seven-
teenth
Nulty Nicholas, laborer Pacific Iron Works, r. 50 Na-
tonia
Numa Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), David Wll-
dersecrttiry, office, 328 Montgomerj-, room 21
Numan Alfred, r. Terminal Hotel
Nun George, r. C49 Howard
Nunan Charles, varnisher Pacific Furniture Co., r. 63
Natoma
Nunan Dennis, marble polisher J. & F. Kesseler, r.
109 5-4 Freelon
Nunan Edward, carpenter, r. 006 Powell
Nunan Edward, contractor, r. 712 Folsom
Nunan James, painter H. G. Jarman, r. SW cor Minna
and Sixth
Nunan James L., shirt manuf, 7'25 Shotwell
Nunan John, foreman Mutual Ice Co., 321 Francisco,
and 729 Fourth
Nunan John, plumber Morrow and Bordwell, r. 276
Minna
Nunan John J., painter Wason & Morris, r. 906 Pow-
ell
Nunan Matthew, bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1814 Hvde
NUXAX 31 ATTHEAV, sheriff City and County San
Francisco, office. Old City Hall, first floor, and
proptr Hibernia Brewery, r225 Howard, r. 1229
Howard
Nunan Patrick, laborer, r. W s Church, bet Army and
Twenty-sixth
Nunan Peter, dairyman J. Kyne,r. N sNineteenth, bet
Eureka and Douglass
Nunan Peter J., liquor saloon, S s Post, bet Central
Av and Lyon
Nunan Thomas, assistant bookkeeper Sheriff's Office,
r. 922 Natoma
Nunm Thoiuas W., carpenter, r. 117 Bernard
Nunan Timothy, carpenter and builder, r. 906 Powell
Nunan Timothy Jr., carpenter, r. 906 Powell
Nunan Timothy A., teamster W. & J. Sloane, r. NW
cor Fell and Fillmore
Nunan William, laborer New City Hall, r. 433 Natoma
Nunan Winnie, domestic 1036 Guerrero
Nunan. See Noonan
Nunez A. Mrs., shirtmaker, r. 163^ Powell
Nunez Andres, clerk, Augustus D. Splivalo, r. 1608
Powell
Nunez Jesus, wireweaver Cal Wire Works, r. 31 Hinck-
ley
Nunez Louis A., clothing, 105 Jackson
NunujGeorge S. , r. 270 First
Nunn Lowery, hostler Lot D. Slocum,'r.'921 Sutter
Nunn Sherman, r. 270 First
Nurit B., engineer French Hospital, S s Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Nurnberg Herman, laborer Union Soap Factory, S 8
Juniper, bet Folsom and Harrison
Nusbauner George L., surveyor, r. 22 Geary
Nussa William, shoemaker, illl Dupont, r. 906 Pacific
Nuesbaum Aaron, clerk I. Selig, r. 1U37 Folsom
Nussbauni Frederick, ckrk Nicholas Boschen, r. NE
cor Fifth and Mission
NuBsbaum Frederick, engineer Selby Smelting and
Lead Works
Nutsen Charles, X., shipowner, r. 614 Hayes
Nuttall Frederick, machinist .Etna Iron Works, r. 615
Locust Av
Nuttall George, r. 1602 Taylor
Nuttall John, foreman machinist .£tna Iron Works, r.
615 Locust Av
Nuttall J. Robert, clerk London and San Francisco
Bank, r. 1602 Taylor
Nuttall Levi, plumber, r. 519 Hayes
NVTTAL.1. ROBERT K., consulting surgeon
and physician, office and r. 1602 Taylor
Nutting A.'B., r. 100 Jones
Nutting Calvin (Calvin Nuttiug & Son), r. 1717 Larkin
! Nuttiug Calvin Jr. (Calvin Nuttiug & Son), r. 1521
I Tvler
I XUTTING C'ALVIX & SOX (Calvin Jr.), proptrs
I Pioneer Iron Works, 121-1"23 Fremont
Nutting Clarence S., housesmith Calvin Nutting &
I Son, r. 1122 Broadway
Nutting Edward C, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r.
NW cor California andDevisadero
Nutting John F.. stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. NW
cor California and Devisadero
Nutting Joseph E., contractor, r. 9'23 Powell
Nutting Walter P., poulterer 7-8 Grand Western Mar-
ket, r. 18'25 Union
Nutz Frederick, sign and ornamental painter, 722
Howard, r. Ill Dora
Nutz Frederick Jr., painter Frederick Nutz, r. Ill Dora
1 Ny .Antonio M., domestic 116 Turk
1 Ny Joseph G. C, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 625
I Minna
I Ny Julia, dressmaker, r. 625 Minna
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
NYL
667
O'BK
Ny Loxiis, cook John Bordenhave, r. SE cor Fifth Av
and M, South S. F.
Ny Magloire, brassfinisher, r. ('i'25 Minna
Ny Paul, laborer Albert Mlchelson, r. ()25 Minna
NYE A. F. Si CO., importirs gas fixtures, 315-317
Pino
Nye Albert F. (A. F. Nye & C».) , r. 28 Gh-n Park Av
Nye Albirt G., picture frames, mouldings, window
cornices and sea mosses, 10a3 Marktt
Nye Albert G. Mrs., sea mosses, skeleton leaves,
ferns, grasses, etc., 1033 Market
Nye Alfred A., clerk Central Pac. B. R., r. 18M Russ
Nye Charles W., driver lity U. R. , r. '.UO Powell
Nye Charles W. Mrs., bakery, 910 Powell
Nye David (Connelly, Nye k Co.) , r. San Rafael
Nye Dwight (E. A. Fargo & Co.), r. I-JIO Mission
Nye Ernest D., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. Alameda
Nye John, seaman, r. SW cor First and Mission
Nye John W. (J. W. Nye & Co.), r. Alameda
Nye J. W. & Co. (Henry H. Mahan), real estate, office
339 Kearny
Nye M. E. Jlrs., clerk U. S. Surveyor General's Office,
r. Chamberlain House
Nye St. Clair C, foreman Union Box Factory, r. 308
Beale
Nygard Ole, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Michi-
gan, nr Shasta
N'YGH AVILiIilAM A., secretary and treasurers.
F. Artesian Well. Boring Co., office 120 Sutter, r.
1412 Folsom
Nyhan Dennis, laborer, r. 8 Alabama
Nyhuis Harm (Schmidt & Nyhuis) , r. 921 Kearny
Nylaud Joseph S., cooper Francis W. Arnold, r. 523
Octavia
Nylaud Patrick, laborer Lobos Square Packing House,
r. N s Greenwich, nr Fillmore
Nyman Charles C, iJautryman Montgomery's Hotel,
r. 31 Ecker, rear
Nymen Julius, shirtmaker, r. 62.5 Stevenson
Nyquist Charles M., tailor O. G. Olscn, r. 49 Clem
Nystrom Frank, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
o
320
O'Beirne Arthur (O'Beirne & McDermott),
Eighth
O'BEIRNE JOSEPH F., deputy ■ clerk U. S.
Court, and U. S. Commissioner, office U. S. Court
Building, room 1, r. Oakland
O'Beirne Mary Mrs., domestic G12 Van Ness Av
O'Btime & McDermott (Arthur O'Beirne and James
McDermott) , market, 142 Eighth
O'Boyle Martin, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Brien Alice, domestic lfi23 Clay
O'Brien Amelia Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 514
Valencia
OBrleu Anastasia (widow), r. 3 Ashburton PI
O'Brien Ann, cook 1831 Mission
O'Brien Annie, nui se 2200 Broadway
O'Brien Annie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 208 Second
O'Brien Anthony, ijlumber and gasfitter, r. 1411 De-
visadero
O'Brien Bartholomew, warehouseman Gower & Gil-
man, r. 210 Mission
O'Brien Benjamin, shoemaker, r. Philadelphia House
O'Brien Bridget, liquor saloon, 551 Bryant
O'Brien C, baker, r. 17 Gilbert
O'Brien Catherine (widow), r. 10 Leroy PI
O'Brien Charles, bnilennaker, r. 3 Harrison
O'Brien Charles, bootfitter, r. 15 Sherwood PI
O'Brien Charles, expressman Western House, 134
Steuart
O'Brien Charles A., bookkeeper Joseph Macdonough,
r. 2094 Market
O'Brien Charles H., r. 53(> Howard
O'Brien Cornelius, expressman, SW cor Brannan and
Third, r. 112 Freelon
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, r. E s Gough, near Pino
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
O'Brien Cornelius, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 1017
Vallejo
O'Brien Daniel, r. 512 Mission
O'Brien Daniel, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 39 Page
O'Brien Daniel, baker What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
O'Brien Daniel, brnkeman Andrew Onderdonk
O'Brien Daniel, butcher, r. UH Perry
O'Brien Daniel, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
O'Brien Daniel, driver Potrcro andB. V. R. R.
O'Brien l>anlel, groceries and liquors, 29 M Ritch
O'Brien Daniel, hackdriver, r. 14 }6 Harriet
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P andQ,
South S. F.
O'Brien Daniel, laborer, r. Ws Florida, bet Twentieth
and Butte
O'Brien Daniel, plumber and gasfitter, 2 Sixth, r. 214
Turk
O'Brien Daniel, scrollsawyer, r. 414 Shipley
O'Brien Daniel, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 140 Minna
O'Brien David, ^vaite^ Union Club, r. 8 Malvina PI
O'Brien Duyton F., clerk U. S. Surveyor General's
Office, r. 5U5 Powell
O'Brien Delia, cook NW cor Fulton and Devisadero
O'Brien Delia, domestic 1728 Tyler
O'Prieu Dennis, r. 8 Dupont
O'Brien Dennis, r. 621 Montgomery Av
O'Brien Dennis, contractor, r. 122 Eighth
O'Brien Dennis, expressman, SW cor Front and Cali-
fornia, r. 1332 Natoma
O'Brien Dennis, laborer, r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Dennis, liquor saloon, NWcor Post and Hyde
O'Krieu Dennis, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. Montana
House
O'Brien Dennis, steward J. Marshall, r. 65 West
Jlistiou
O'Brien Dennis J., marblecutter, r. 47 Garden Av
O'Brien E. A. & Co. (Henry E. Milfoid), money and
stockbrokers, 424 Montgomery
O'Brien Edmund, cooper Hibernia Brewery, r. 738
Clementina
O'Brien Edward, cook Pacific Mail S. S. China
O'Brien Edward, painter, r. 231 Stevenson
O'Brien Edward, paver, r. 429 Chestnut
O'Brien Edwi.rd A.(E. A. O'Brien .>c Co.), r. 1222 Pine
O'Brien Kdward S., medical student U. S. Marine
Hospital
O'Brien E. L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 405 Post
O'Brien Elizabeth (widow), r. 19 Moss
O'Brien Elizabeth (Widow), r. 2530 Bryant Av
I O'Brien Elizabeth (widow), bakery, 1209 Devisadero
1 O'Brien Elizabeth, boarding, San Bruno Road, bet
I Xweiity-seventh and Twenty-eighth
I O'Brien Ellen Mrs., dressmaker, 514 Valencia
I O'Brien Felix, carpenter, r. 721 Jrt Clementina
O'Brien Felix, liquor saloon, Brjant, bet First and
Fremont, r. 3 Harri.sun
I O'Brien Felix, stevedore, r.California Av, bet Virginia
i and Esmeralda avs
O'Brien Frank, drivir United Carriage Co., r. Fif-
I teenth, bet Noe and Castro
O'Brien George, clerk Alexander Nicoll, r. 2228 Geary
I O'Brien George, resti.in'ant. 005 Davis
O'Brien Honora Mrs., r. 221 Tyler
O'Brien Hugh, laborer, r. 319 Folsom
I U'Britn J., cook Pacitic Mail S. S. Colima
I O'Brien J., porter Haas Brothers
I O'Brien James (O'Brien k Clark), r. 509 Broadway
I O'Brien James, bricklayer, r. 1140 Mission, rear
O'Brien James, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
237 Perry
O'Brien James, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
Central Pacific Hotel
O'Brien James, extrauian Hook and L. No. 3, S. F. F.D.
O'Brien Jauies, hostler R. Rowan, r. W s St. Joseph's
Av, bet Ellis and Eddy
O'Brien James, janitor Sheriff's Office, r. 209 J4 Clara
O'Brien Jame.Ss janitor Central Pac. R. R. Offices, r. 21
Elliot Park
O'Brien James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 810 Buchanan
O'Brien James, laborer, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and Q,
South S. F.
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 3 Harrison
O'Brien James, laborer, r. 17 Howard Court
O'Brien Jamas, laborer, r. 272 Tehama, rear
O'Brien James, liqiun- saloon, 500 Broadway
O'Brien James, painter, r. 522 First
O'Brien James, poultry ranch, SW cor Jackson and
Laurel
O'Brien James, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 568
Mission
O'Brien James, salesman Keane Bros., r. 32 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
O'Brien James, workman Shot Tower, r. 553 Mission
O'Brien James A., salesman T. H. Nelson, r. 23 Na-
toma
O'Brien James L., prodtice, 21-22- Grand Western
Market, r. SW cor Fillmore and Broadway
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct
ANDERSON & EAN3D0LPH, Jewelers, 101 Msntgomery St
O'BE
668
O'BE
O'Brien Jane (widow) , r. 570 Howard
O'Brien Jeremiah, plumber, r. 16 Bryant Av
O'Brien Jeremiah, seaman, r. 127 Folsom
O'Brien Jeremiah, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
97 Stevenson
O'Brien Jeremiah, stevedore, r. 237 Perry
O'Brien Jeremiah T., carpenter and builder, r. KW
cor Fulton and Webster
O'Brien Jeremiah T., foreman Pacific Free Warehouse,
r. 230 Post
O'Brien J. J., laborer Paciflc Mail S. S. Co.'s W^harf
O'BRIEN J. J. «!tCO., drygoods, 92i-928 Market
O'Brien Johanna, domestic 1616 Dupont
O'Brien John, r. 519 Sacramento
O'Brien John (Fitzpatrick & O'Brien), r. 321 Clem
O'Brien John (Hayden & O'Brien) , r. 146 Perry
O'Brien John (O'Brien & Ward) , r. 1013 Green |
O'Brien John, with American District Telegraph Co.,
r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien John, blacksmith James P. Sullivan, r. NW
cor Washington and Central Av
O'Brien John, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
S s Harrison, nr Eighteenth
O'Brien John, bootfitter, r. 17 Sherwood PI
O.Brien John, butcher, r. 16 Bryant Av
O'Brien John, canvasser, r. 19 Moss
O'Brien John, capitalist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
O'Brien John, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
54 Minna
O'Brien John, clerk A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 1435
Steiner
O'Brien John, compositor Morning Call, r. 808 Green
•^ ' O'Brien John, contractor, r. 624 Post
•^ ' O'Brien John, cook Charles Mayer, r. 1105 Howard
•-^ O'Brien John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 271
-•-> • Minna
fi O'Brien John, foreman Hook and Ladder No. 2, S. F.
r^ F. D., r. 916 Montgomery
•rt ! O'Brien John, furniture dealer, r. 314 Beale
O'Brien John, hostler, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
O'Brien John, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 45
Minna
p5 O'Brien John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
C> O'Brien John, laborer, r. E s Putnam, nr Cortland Av
1 I O'Brien John, laborer, r. Fifteenth, bet Sanchez and
M Noe
^ I O'Brien John, laborer, r. 22 Miller PI, rear
^ I O'Brien John, laborer, r. 39 Minna
t^ ! O'Brien John, laborer City Iron Works, r. 570 Howard
O'Brien John, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 716
E^ Howard
VI O'Brien John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 54 First
t^ O'Brien John, longshoreman, r. 52 Jessie
fc^ O'Brien John, longshoreman, r. W s Montgomery, nr
p^ Lombard
<J O'Brien John, machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18
Garden
- 1 O'Brien John, master mariner, r. 150 Steuart
1-1 O Brien John, painter Patrick J. O'Brien, r. 1060 Bry-
*"• I ant
H O'Brien John, saddler, 204 Eighth
f^ I O'Brien John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
5^ O'Brien John, seaman barkentine Grace Roberts,
Hathaway 's Wharf
P^ O'Brien John, seaman S. S. Santa Cruz, r. 121 3^ Shipley
|V» : O'Brien John, stonecutter, r. 233 Sixth
^ I O'Brien John Jr., machinist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
" ' Fifteenth, bet Sanchez and Noe
pE| O'Brien John C, shipcalker, r. 1307 Stockton
W O'Brien John D., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co.,r, 132 Bartlett
: O'Brien John F., carpenter, 16 Bryant Av
O'Brien John H., salesman E. Martin & Co., r. 505
Powell
O'Brien John J. (J. J. O'Brien & Co.), r. 1707 Octavia
O'Brien John J., clerk O'Brien & Ward, r. 1013 Green
O'Brien John K., blacksmith, r. SW cor Eighteenth
and Harrison
O'Brien John S., drayman, r. 208 Clara
O'Brien John T., assistant superintendent Market St.
R. R., r. .521 3<. Valencia
O'Brien Joseph, ))arber, r. 18 Jessie
O'Brien Josepli, boottreer Rosenthal, Feder & Co, r.
527 Hickory Av
O'Brien Joseph, laborer, r. 571 Howard
O'Brien Joseph, laborer F. Korbel & Bros.
O'Brien Josepli, laundryman American Laundry, r.
Relay House
O'Brien Joseph, painter Patrick J. O'Brien, r. 1060
Bryant
O'Brien Joseph, pressman, r. 230 Jessie
O'Brien Joseph, with D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 754
Mission
O'Brien Joseph, workman Shot Tower, r. 59 Clem
O'Brien Joseph G., porter H. T. Holmes & Co., r. 536
Howard
O'Brien Joseph M., compostor C. A. Murdock & Co.,
r. 411 Stevenson
O'Brien Joseph R., bricklayer, r. 227 Stevenson
O'Brien Julia Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 12 Elgin Park
O'Brien K. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 39 Page
O'Brien K. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. O. Asten
O'Brien Kate (widow), r. 1731 Market, rear
O'Brien Kate, domestic 2130 Howard
O'Brien Kate Miss, r. li530 Bryant Av
O'Brien Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 19 Moss
O'Brien Kate Miss, dressmaker Morrow & Co., r. "225
Minna
O'Brien Katie Miss, with S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. W s Larkin, nr North Point
O'Brien Lizzie Miss, bag piler E. Detrick & Co., r. 212
Main
O'Brien Lizzie M. Mrs., r. 213 Eddy
O'Brien Luke, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 5 Boston
PI
O'Brien Lydia (widow), lodgings, 922 Washington
O'Brien M., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
O'Brien M., carpenter Superintendent of Streets
O'Brien M., contractor and builder, r. 995 Market
O'Brien. M., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 322
Fourth
O'Brien Maggie, domestic 122 O'Farrell
O'Brien Maggie Miss, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 39 Page
O'Brien Mamie, domestic 1715 Vallejo
O'Brien Margaret (widow), r. S s Washington, bet
Cherry and Maple
O'Brien Margaret (widow), r. 2 Waller
O'Brien Miirgaret (widow), r. '263 Tehama
O'Brien Martin, paper carrier, r. 927 Natoma
O'Brien Martin J., laborer, r. 32 Garden
O'Brien Mary (widow), r. 15 Gilbert
O'Brien Mary (widow), r. 18 Chesley
O'Brien Mary (widow), r. 157 Clara
O'Brien Mary (widow), r. 515 Howard
O'Brien Mary (widow), r.W s Larkin, nr North Point
O'Brien Mary (widow) , r. SE cor Fell.and Gough
O'Brien Mary, domestic 544 J5 Natoma
O'Brien Mary, dome.-^tic 1012 Van Ness Av
O'Brien Mai-y, domestic 1016 Eddy
O'Brien Mary, domestic 1018 Post
O'Brien Mary, domestic SE cor Taylor and California
O'Brien Mary Miss, r. 1018 Clay
O'Brien Mary Miss, r. 68 Minna
O'Brien Mary Miss, teacher music, r. 24 Mint Av
O'Brien Mathias, carpenter, r. S s Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
O'Brien Matilda, J dressmaker, SW cor Broadway and
Fillmore
O'Brien Matthew, plumber, r. 619 5^ Minna
O'Brien Matthew J., blacksmith Market St. R. R., r.
20 Hawthorne
O'Brien Maurice, laborer, r. 147 Natoma, rear
O'Brien Miciiael, r. 1632 Broadway
O'Brien Michael, r. 512 Stevenson
O'Brien Miihuel, r. SE cor Fourth and Bryant
O'Brien Micliael, boilermaker, r. 21 Frederick
O'Brien Michael, bretver Frederick Schuster, r. 425
Valencia
O'Brien Michael, coachman, NW cor Jackson and
Gough
O'Brien Michael, chief porter 'Wells, Fargo &Co., r.
325 First
O'Brien Michael, expressman, cor Howard and Third,
r. 17 Chesley, rear
O'Brien Jlichael, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 529
Mission
O'Brien Michael, foreman Gower & Oilman, r. 1304
Pacific
O'Brien Michael, gasfitter, r. 469 Stevenson
O'Brien Michael, hostler Michael Ryan, r. SE cor
Point Lobos and Twenty-third avs
O'Brien Michael, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
54 Shipley
O'Brien Michael (Joseph Wagner & Co.), r. 1468
Ninth, Oakland
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 10 Beideman
O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 178 Stevenson
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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I O'Brien Michael, laborer, r. 2U Broadway
j O'Brien Mirhael, laborer, r. 241) Perry
I O'Brien MioLael. laborer, r. I'iKi Green
I O'Brien MiLhaol, laborer J. Hughes' Pioneer Park
! O'Brien Micliael, laborer J. Morton & Co.
O'Brien Michael, uiachiuist, r. 519 Third
: O'Brien Michael, moUler Thompson Bros., r. 2 Sono-
. ma PI
j O'Brien Michael, plumber and gasfitter, 432 Geary,
r. 409 Sixth
I O'Brien Michael, plumber Fritz & Kean, r. 557 M Stev
; O'Brien Michael, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
1 Drunim, r. 23 Ritch
i O'Brien Michael, seaman, r. 117 Dnimm
, O'Brien Michael, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 6133^
Natoma
I O'Brien Michael J., merchant, r. Commercial Hotel
I O'Brien Michael M., shipwriaht John A. Whelan, r.
912 Guerrero
O'Brien Minnie Miss, machinist Edwin H. Mozart, r.
I 411 Stevenson
I O'Brien M. J., carpenter, r. 824 Howard
j O'Brien M. J., conductor Omnibus R. R.
I O'Brien Morgan J., shoemaker U. W. 0. Boot and
I Shoe Co., r. 3009 Mission
O'Brien Morris, longshoreman, r. 10 St. Charles PI
O'Brien Morris H., engineer Belts Spring Co., r. 242
Fremont
O'Brien Mortimer, tailor, 1330 Natoma
O'Brien Niiholas, carpenter, r. W s Cherubusco, nr
j Cortland Av
' O'Brien P.. hostler, r. Philadelphia House
O'Brien P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
O'Brien P., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
, O'Brien Patrick (O'Brien & Holton), r. 6 Russ
O'Brien Patrick, bag dealer, r. 2701 Harrison
O'Brien Patrick, blacksmith N. B. and Mission R. R.,
I r. cor Harrison and Selina PI
I O'Brien Patrick, cartman, r. 130 Clinton
1 O'Brien Patrick, clerk, r. 713 }<i Bush
I O'Brien Patrick, distiller, r. N s Chestnut, nr Fill-
I more
O'Brien Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R.,r. 259 Stev
I O'Brien Patrick, fruits, 506 Market, r. H22 Clay
O'Brien Patrick, helper Union Iron Works, r. 96 Ship-
ley
O'Brien Patrick, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r. 26
Turk
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 250 Minna
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 426 Shipley, rear
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. E s Norton PI, nr Filbert
O'Brien Patrick, laborer, r. 414 Francisco
O'Brien Patrick, laborer Pac. Iron Works, r. 125 Ship-
ley
O'Brien Patrick, milkman, r. 16 Bluxome
O'Brien Patrick, plumber, r. 297 Clementina
O'Brien Patrick, seaman S. S. Santa Cruz, r. 229 Dora
O'Brien Patrick, seaman, r. DeBoom, nr Second
O'Brien Patrick, stonecutter, r. 533 Mission
O'Brien Patrick, tailor, 60 Annie, r. 2 Sonoma PI
O'Brien Patrick, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 812 Kear
O'Brien Patrick A., plumber and gasfitter, r. 1411 De-
visadero
O'Brien Patrick C, boilermaker Bisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 32 Mission
O'Brien Patrick J., painter, 498 Eighth, r. 1060 Bryant
O'Brien Peter, drayman F. Daneri & Co., r. 401 Fifth
O'Brien Peter, groceries and liquors, 111 Vallejo
O'Brien Peter, waiter, r. 151 Natoma
O'Brien Philip, carpenter, r. 418 Austin
O'Brien Richard, r. 66 Shipley
O'Brien Richard, laborer, r. 528 Pacific
O'Brien Richard, liquor saloon, 514 Mission
O'Brien Rose (widow), r. 1435 Steiuer
O'Brien Stephen C, collector, office 606 Clay, r. 1230
Mission
O'Brien Susan (wdow), dressmaker, r. 418 Natoma
O'Brien Terence, painter Hopps & Sons, r. cor Hum-
boldt and Kansas
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, r. W s Kansas, nr Sierra
O'Brien Thomas, blacksmith, r.Ws Gunnison Av, bet
Precita PI and Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
O'Brien Thomas, market, 426 Js Natoma
O'Brien Thomas, butcher, r. 725 Natoma, rear
O'Brien Thomas, carpenter Centennial Planing Mill,
r. 657 Minna
O'Brien Thomas, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 342
Seventh
O'Brien Thomas, cook, r. 4 Frederick
O'Brien Thomas, cook, r. 311 Seventh
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, cor Gilbert and Bran-
nan, r. 32 Gilbert
O'Brien Thomas, expressman, SW cor Market and
Third, r. 232 Perry
O'Brien Thomas, glassblower, r. 237 Perry
O'Brien Thomas, groceries and liquors, 650 Mission,
r. 172 Clementina
O'Brien Thomas, jailor County Jail. r. 263 Tehama
O'Biien Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 529 Mission, rear
O'Brien Thomas, laborer, r. 1908 Market
O'Brien Thomas, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, r. 50
Natoma
O'Brien Thomas, stonemason, r. 1717 Vallejo
O'Brien Thomas, waiter Grand Hotel
O'Brien Thomas A., attorney at law, oflSce 324 Pine,
room 11, r. 1512 Howard
O'Brien Thomas B., fireman, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
O'Brien Thomas B., porter Levi Strauss & Co., r. 658
Willow Av
O'Brien Thomas V., attorney at law, office 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 7-8, r. 67 Liberty
O'Brien Timothy, bookkeeper Bernard Miller, r. 21
Harriet
O'Brien Timothy, clerk J. J. DulTy.r. 65 West Mission
O'Brien Timothy, clerk McCarthy Bros., r. 321 Clem-
entina
O'Brien Timothy, gardener South Park, r. 54 Shipley
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. 265 Clementina
O'Brien Timothy, laborer, r. E s Billings PI, bet Fil-
bert and Greenwich
O'Brien Timothy, laborer Wool Agency Warehouse
O'Brien Timothy, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
Waller, nr Stanyan
O'Brien Timothy, miner, r. 1026 Hampshire
O'Brien Timothy, shoemaker Moore & Murphy, r. 129
Sixth
O'Brien Timothy, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 25 Min
O'Brien W., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s wharf
O'Brien William, r. 76 Jessie
O'Brien William, boilermaker, r. 3 Harrison
O'Brien William, bookkeeper J.W. Davidson & Co., r.
10 Leroy PI
O'Brien William, dairyman George C. & James G.
Smart, r. San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
O'Brien William, drayman, r. SW cor Broadway and
Fillmore
O'Brien William, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 673 How
O'Brien William, barber Adam Grimm, r. 9 Taylor
O'Brien William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 14J^ Harriet
O'Brien William, lal(orer, r. 551 Bryant
O'Brien William, laborer, r. 722 Grove
O'Brien William, laborer F. Korbel & Bros., r. 154
Perry
O'Brien William, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. freight
depot, r. 220 Fifth
O'Brien William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 21 Har-
riet
O'Brien William, liquor saloon, 411 East, r. 2 Wash
O'Brien William, plumber McNally .Jc Hawkins
O'Brien William, ijrinter F. Korbtl & Bros., r. 237
Perry
O'Brien William, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Sydney
O'Brien William, stableman James Tomkinson, r. 100
First
O'Brien William, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r. 154
Perry
O'Brien William, teamster Patrick Lydon, r. 442
Ninth
O'Brien William, wholesale butcher, cor Railroad and
Sixth avs. South S. F., office 529 Clay, r. 6 Waller
O'Brien William J., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 431
Shipley
O'Brien Willis, painter Patrick J. O'Brien, r. 1060
Bryant
O'Brien & Clark (James O'Brien and John Clark) ,
liquor saloon, 635 Kearny
O'Brien k Holton (Patrick O'Brien and LouisHolton),
liquor saloon, NW cor Folsom and Steuart
O'BRIEN & AVARD (John O'Brien and James
Ward), employment office, 610 Clay
O'Hrisliu P.. driver Market St. R. R.
O'Bryau Eliza (widow), r. 219 Main
O'Bryen Patrick E. (Henry Doyle & Co.), r. San Ra-
fael
O'Callaghan Dennis J., proptr Nevada Livery Stable,
838-844 Howard, r. 911 Howard
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ANDERSON & BAN DOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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O'Callaghan James, parcel clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.. ! O'Connell Richard, laborer Francis Smith & Co., r. 6
Tehama
O'cJilaghan James J., salesman Keane Bros., r. 2529 I O'Counell Thomas, driver Charles Bernard, r, KW cor
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O'Callaghan John J., speculator, r. 1131 Columbia
O'Callaghan Lizzie Miss, assistant Market Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1.57 Ninth
O'Callaghan M. (widow), r. 16 Twelfth
O'Callaghan Martin, salesman Keane Bros., r. 740
Guerrero
O'Callaghan Mary J. (widow), r. 157 Ninth
O'Callaghan R. A. Miss, r. 41 Minna
O'Callaghan Ri> hard, boot and shoemaker, r. 1131 Co-
lumbia
O'Callaghan Thomas, student Barnard's Business
College
O'Callaghan Thomas H., r. 117 First Av
O'Claire Alfred, cooper Frank W. Arnold, r. 1G24
Dupont
O'Connell Ann Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 17 M Oak Grove
Av
O'Connell Catharine (widow), laundry, 233 Jessie
O'Connell Charles J., policeman City Hall, r. 138
Hidley
O'Connell Daniel, boatbuilderE e Battery, bet Union
and Filbi:rt, r. SW cor Union and Sansom
O'Connell Daniel, collector Clay St. Wharf, r. 324
Ellis
O'Ciinuell Daniel, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co.,r. 846
MisKiiin
O'Counell Daniel, woodcarver, r. 444 M Natoma
O'Connell Daniel A., attorney at law, office 004 Mer-
chant, rooms 21-22, r. It Hampton PI
O'Cniiiiell Daniel A., watchmaker, 218 Third, r. 9
Hamilton PI
0'Cniin<ll Edmund, stableman City R. R., r. 2
Fir.stAv
O'CoiinoU (leorge, brakeman Southern Pac. R. B.. r.
tilH Fourth
O'CnnncU George P.. policeman City Hall, r. 737 Har-
risi/n
OCoiiiull Kate Miss, domestic 224 Oak
O'CciinuU James, ciipitalist, r. 1005 Harrison
U'Ci.niKll James, clerk August Weihe, r. 703 Market
O'Connill James, laborer, r. 231 Second
O'Connell Jamis. stableman Fifth St. Branch Market
St. B. R. stables, r. Tiger Hotel
O'Connell Jume.-i A., canvasser, r. 464 Clementina
O'Connell Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 118 Fillmore
O'Connell Jeremiah, signpaintor, 781 Folsom, r. 403
8ev<uth
O'(;oiinell John. r.Park Hotel
O'Connell John, deputy sherllT, r. (i.W Howard
O'Connell John, dockbullder, r. 234 Fremont
O'Connell John, engineer, r. 3 Park PI
O'Omnell John, exi)reBsmau, SW cor Sutter and Mont-
gomery, r. '.152 Mission
O'Connc U .)(jhn, laborer, r. 14 Tehama PI
O'(.'oiinell John, laUorer, r. 32liangtou
O'Connell .lohn, painter, r. l.i'iH Clementina
0'(;onnell Jolm, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
O'Connell John J.. braHHtinlBher William T. Oarratt,
r. 314 Beale
O'Connell .Jolin J., clerk, r. t>52 Mission
O'Connell J(,lin M., r. 311 Fifth Av
0'i;onnell Jnliii Miss, r. l"i I'rederiok
O'Connell Lawrence, r. Masonic Av, nr Point Lobos
Av
O'Connell Lawrence, molder Hope Iron Works, r.Ten-
neHS( e, bet Mariposa and Solano
O'Connell M., carpenter, r. 741 Market
O'Oonn. 11 Maggie Miss, cigarrnaker E. BrlggS b Co..
r. 1722 Stevenson
O'Connell Maria Mrs., seamstress S. F. Laundry, r.
3(11 Jessie
O'Connell Martin, assistant W. Oswald, r. 1010 Pacitic
0'(;<innell Miirtin, crockervand glassware, 124 Sixth
O'Connell Martin, laborer New City Hall
O'Connell Mary, domestic lUp; Jackson
O'Connell Matthew, port'T banking department Wells,
I'argo & Co., r. .'>43 Steviiison
O'Connell Maurice, laborer, r. 'INventy-eighth, bet
Church anil Dolores
O'Connell MMiii.l (OConuell & Balfrey).r. 33S Beale
O'Connell Michael, laborer, r. 1 Codman PI
O'Connell Michael, molder O. K. Foundry, r. 27
RauHi'h
O'Connell Patrick R., assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Church, r. W s Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
eor Union and Sansom
O'Connell Thomas, fitter Columbia Foundry, r. 1722
Stevenson ,
O'Connell Thomas, master mariner, r. S s Fifteenth,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
O'Connell Thomas, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.. r.
<108 Sansim ^
O'Connell Thomas S.. clerk U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner, r. 1004 Mason
O'Counell Timothy, laborer New City Hall, r. 511 Miss
O'Connell William, farmer, r. 424 Sansom
O'Counell William, liqiior saloon, 156 First, r. 529
Howard ^ , ^ „ ™.
O'Connell William, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. W s
Georgia, nr Shasta
O'Connell William B., shoecutter John Sullivan, r. NE
cor Jones and Pleasant
O'Connell & Balfrey (Michael O'Connell and John
Balfrey) , shoemakers, 130 First
O'Coiiuelly Michael, laborer, r. 330 Spear
O'Counelly Michael J., night clerk Russ House
O'Connor Alfred, blacksmith Isaac O. Gibean, r.
Alabama, nr Twenty-seventh
O'Connor Andrew, wood carver. West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. 240 Jessie
O'Connor Annie Mrs., r. 615 Second
O'Connor Arthur, porter Waugenheim, Sternheim &
Co., r. E s Fair Oaks, nr Twenty-fonrth
O'Connor Bridget, r. 512 Mission
O'Connor Bridget (widow), r. 309 Austin
O'Connor Bridget (widow) , r. 1808 Powell
O'Connor Bryan (O'Connor, Moffatt & Co.). r. Occi-
dental Hotel
O'Connor C, waiter Pacific Club, r. 14 Harlan PI
O'Connor Charles, r. Clipper Hotel
O'Connor Charles (Wild & O'Connor) , r. 240 Taylor
O'Connor Cliarles, apprentice Joshua Hendy, r. 256
Clara
O'Connor Charles, laborer Dexter Stable, r. 356 Third
O'Connor Charles, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
O'Connor Charles, waiter Vladimir Weletsky. 7 South
Park
O'Connor Charles A., freight clerk S. S. Thomas A.
Whitelaw, r. 4.57 Bryant
O'Connor Christopher, laborer, r. 2009 Dupont
O'Connor Christopher, local agent Imperial, London,
Northern and Queen Insurance Companies, office
317 Califoinia, r.40'.i Stevenson
O'Connor Christopher, paiutir, r. 048 Stevenson
O'Connor Clement J., plumber William R. Allen
O'CONNOR CORNELIUS, real estate, office 6
Nevadii Hlork, r. 82.-> O'Farrell
O'Connor Cornelius Kev., assistant pastor St. Peters'
R. C. Cluirrli, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth
and Twenty-ljfth
O'Connor D.tniel, boatbuiUler, r. W b San, nr Union
O'Connor Daniel, coachman Judge Wallace, 799 'Van
Ness Av
O'Connor Daniel, engineer Pacific Mail 8. S. Co., r.l20
Twelfth, rear
O'Connor Daniel, harncssmaker, r. 12 Bartol
O'Connor Daniel, laborers. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
O'Connor Daniel, lodgings, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Daniel, peddler, r. N 8 Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
O'Connor Daniel, wagoumaker Bernard Gallagher, r.
55 Second
O'Connor Daniel, stableman Edward M. Weedon, r.
I'J'JO Union
O'Connor Dennis, r. 8 Dupimt
O'Connor Dennis, expressmin, r. 919 Natoma
O, Connor Dennis, hostler James G. Scovern, r. S B
Stevenson, bet Third and Annie
O'Connor Dennis, laborer Central Pac. R. R. Freight
Depot, r. 330 Kleh
O'Connor Dennis, porter Redington & Co., r. 248
Jessie
O'Connor Dennis, liquor saloon, 248 Beale
O'Connor E. Miss, r. liS Natoma
O'Connor Edmund, laborer 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 320
Eighth
O'Connor Edward, r. 641 Seventeenth
O'Connor Edward, clerk John O'Connor, r. 1915 Pa-
cific Av
O'Connor Edward, laborer, r. 12 Tehama PI
O'Connor Edward, laborer, r. 724 Mission
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
TRUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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O'Connor Edward, laborer, r. W b Dolores, nr Thirtieth
O'Connor Edward, master mariner, r. S s Union, nr
Batterj'
O'Connor Edward J., driver Michael O'Connor, r.
Silver Av, nr University Mound College
O'Connor Edward T., clerk E. Chielovich & Co., r.l30
Tenth
O'Connor Elizabeth (widow) , r. 321 Minna
O'Connor Ellen (widow) , r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and
York
O'Connor Ellen Miss, dressmaker, r. 710 Turk
O'Connor E. T., carpenter J. M. Comerford
O'Connor Eugene, carpenter, r. 1210 Folsom
O'Connor Eugene, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 140 Shipley
O'Connor F., laborer, r. Kitch, bet Bryant and Bran
O'Connor Fannie, domestic 5!^ Harriet
O'Connor Francis, clerk Thomas O'Connor, r. 630
Braunan
O'Connor Frank, attorney at law, office 636 Clay, r.
541 Seventeenth
O'Connor George, clerk Overland House, 531 Sacra-
mento
O'Connor H.. waiter S. S. Constantine, Broadway
Wharf
O'Connor Hogau, laborer, r. 302 Beale
O'Connor J., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
O'Connor J., student Baruai'd's Business College
O'Connor J. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
O'Connor James, r. 514 Bush
O'Connor James (James O'Connor & Co.) , r. 434 Geary
O'Connor James, assistant i^astor St. Francis Church,
r. 519 Green
O'Connor James, boilermaker California Boiler Works,
r. 919 Natoma
O'Connor James, dresser City and County Hospital, r.
Twenty-third, nr Potrero Av
O'Connor James, fitter Kosenthal, Feder & Co., r. cor
Mission and Twentv-ninth
O'CONNOR JAMES «Sj CO., groceries and li-
quors, NE cor Geiry and Taylor
O'Connor James, laborer, r. 24 Seventh
O'Connor James, laborer, r. 1530 Jackson
O'Connor James, lamplightar S. F. Gas Light Co.,r.
813 Vallejo
O'Connor James, seaman, r. 113 Harrison
O'Connor James, painter, r. 3 Harriet
O'Connor James, policeman City Hall, r. 824 Mission
O'Connor James F., tailor, r. 114 Fell
O'Connor James J., clerk Thomas McNamara, r. 808
Laguua
O'Connor James T., clerk, r. 523 Post
O'Connor Jane, domestic 1818 Post
O'Connor J. B. (J. B. O'Connor & Co.), r. Spencer
House
O'CONNOR J. B. <!fc CO., importers, booksel-
lers, and music dealers, 103 Sixth
O'Connor J. C. hardware, r. 1011 Mason
O'Connor Jeremiah, r. 10 Julia
O'Connor Jeremiah (Fitzgerald & O'Connor), r. 2719
Folsom
O'Connor Jeremiah, iron worker Pacific Rolling Mill,
r. W B Michigan, nr Shasta
O'Connor Jeremiah, soapmaker, r. W s Alameda, nr
Rhode Island
O'Connor Jeremiah, whitening and repairing, 933
Market
O'Connor John, r. W s Guerrero, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth
O'Connor John, r. Clipper Hotel
O'Connor John, r. 015 Second
O'Connor John, r. 935 Sacramento
O'Connor John, butcher, r. 1220 Union
O'Connor John, carpenti;r, r. Fifteenth Av, bet P and
y, Souths. F.
O'Connor John, deckhand stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington Street Wharf
O'Connor John, engineer, r. 239 Steuart
O'Connor John, galvauizer John Lee, r. 317 Ji Fell
O'Connor John, hackdriver, r. 7 Dupont
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 140 Shipley
O'Connor John, laborer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 235 Ritch
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 919 Natoma
O'Connor John, laborer, r. 2521 Bryant Av
O'Connor John, laborer, r. Quincy House
O'Connor John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf,
r. 1639 Mission
O'Connor John, painter J. S. Mellon, r. cor Twenty-
second and Sanchez
O'Connor John, plasterer, r. 720 Clementina, rear |
O'Connor John, produce commission, SEcor Clay and
Drumm, r. 1915 Pacific Av
O'Connor John, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
O'Connor John, seaman, r. 17 Vallejo
O'Connor John A., superintendent Keane Brothers, r.
l'>9 Fair Oaks
O'Connor John B., clerk J. 0'Connor& Co. ,r. 434 Geary
O'Connor John E., deputy sheriff, r. 650 Howard
O'Connor John R., japanner, r. 114 Fell
O'Connor Joseph, bootmaker, 405 Ji Turk, r. lOOG Mc-
Allister
O'Connor Joseph, clerk, r. 171 Minna
O'Connor Joseph, i)rinci])al Washington Grammar
School, and Lincoln Evening School, r. 1205 Union
O'Connor Joseph, tinsmith, r. 1808 Powell
O'Connor Julia (widow), furnished rooms, 114 Fell
O'Connor Julia Miss, furnished rooms, 1121 Mission
O'Connor Kate (widow), r. 4(16 Jessie
O'Connor Kate, domestic 11 Van Ness Av
O'Connor Kati' Miss, clnakmaker Fratinger & Noll
O'Connor Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 321 Minna
O'Connor Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 808 Laguna
O'Connor Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 041 Natoma
O'Connor Lawrence, bricklayer, r. N s Parker, nr
Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
O'Connor Lizzie (widow), r. 036 Minna, rear
O'Connor Luke, laborer, r. 411 Clementina
O'Connor M., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
O'Connor Maggie, domestic 1003 Van Ness Av
O'Connor Maggie Miss, r. 842 Valencia
O'Connor Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mme. Lamont, r.
9193^ Natoma
O'Connor Margaret (widow), r. 808 Laguna
O'Connor Maria ( widow), r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Maria E. Miss, assistant Bush Street' Cosmo-
l)olitan Primary School, r. 541 Seventeenth
O'Connor Martin, fireman stm Transit, r. 37 Louisa
O'Connor Martin, gardener, r. N s St. Rose, bet Parker
Av and Boyce
O'Connor Martin, sectlonman Southern Pac. R. R.,r.
1012 Columbia
O'Connor Mary (widow), r. 20 Berry
O'Connor Mary (widow), r. 33 Louisa
O'Connor Mary (widow), r. 372 Clementina
O'Connor Mary, domestic 808 Taylor
O'Connor Mary, domestic 1224 Geary
O'Connor Mary, domestic 1901 Polk
O'Connor Mary, typesetter Painter & Co.
O'Connor Mary A. Miss, ruchingmaker Tobln, Da-
visson k Co,, r. 114 fell
O'Connor Matthew, r. 347 Shipley
O'Connor M. H., salesman, r. 602 Second
O'Connor Michael, blacksmith Omnibus B. R., r. 31
Clara
O'Connor Michael, cook Golden Eagle Hotel
O'Connor Michael, laborer, r. 4l4 Beale
O'Connor Jlichael, machinist, r. 1201 Bryant
O'Connor Michael, messman S. S. Great Republic
O'Connor Michael, milk dairy. Silver Av, nr Univer-
sity Movmd College
O'Connor Michael, stableman, r. 1323 Minna
O'Connor Michael, stonecutter, r. 27 Welsh
O'Connor Michael, ti-auister Vates*: Co., r. 33 Louisa
O'Connor Michael, with Joseph J. Bamber, r. cor
Montgomery Av and Leavenworth
O'Connor Michael C, barber Joseph R. Bleily, r. 418
Bush
O'Connor Michael C, shoemaker J. D. Youngclaus, r.
E s Virginia Av, nr Mission
O'Connor Michael P., plumber and gasfitter, 905
Larkin
O'Connor M. J., wines and liquors, 131 Third
O'CONNOR, MOFFATT & CO. (Bryan O'Con-
nor, George Moffatt and John P. Costello), im-
porters and wholesale and retail dealers dry
goods, 111-115 Post
O'Connor Nora, domestic 1299 Taylor
O'Connor Patrick, carpenter, r. 31 Clara
O'Connor Patrick, cooper Brown, Hogan S: Co., r. 726
Clementina
O'Connor Patrick, gatekeeper City and County Hos-
pital, E 8 Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 9 Tehama PI
O'Connor Patrick, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
O'Connor Patrick, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
250 Clara
O'Connor Patrick, nightwatchman HcCord, Bridge k
Co., 219 Ellis
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment.
A1TD2ES0N & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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672
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O'Connor Patrick, teamster, r. Eightli Av, bet L and M,
i South S. F.
O'Connor Patrick, teamster, 58 Steuart, r. 1322 O'Far-
rell, rear
O'Connor Patrick J., architect, ofiBce and r. 413 Bush
O'Connor Patrick P., policeman City Hall, r. Iil8 Turk
O'Connor Peter, jeweler Richard W. Jackson, r. 935
Sacrameuto
O'Connor Peter C, liquor saloon, 105 Ninth
O'Connor Philip T., bricklayer, r. Broadway, nr
Franklin
O'Connor P. J., assistant pastor Mission Dolores
Church, r. W s Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Seven-
teenth
O'Connor Bichard, extraman Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D.,
r. W s Fillmore, bet Geary and O'Farrell
O'Connor Richard, groceries and liquors, 718 Clem-
entina
O'Connor Richard, proptr Miners' Hotel, 424 Bdwy
O'Connor Richard C, bookkeeper Sherman, Hyde &
Co., r. 2410 Steiner
O'Connor Roger, gardener, r. N s St. Rose, bet Parker
Av and Boyce
O'Connor Sarah (widow), r. 227 Eighth
O'Connor Terreuce, laborer, r. 2023 Geary
O'Connor Terrence, local policeman Nevada Bank
O'Connor Terrence, miner, r. 116 Capp
O'Connor Thaddeus, painter, r. 919 Natoma
O'Connor Thomas, r. '20 Berry
O'Connor Thomas, r. 935 Sacramento
O'Connor Thomas, carpenter, r. 1609 Mason
O'Connor Thomas, expressman, 119 Sutter, r. Nine-
teenth, bet Dolores and Guerrero
O'Connor "Thomas, foreman United States and Foreign
Salamander Felting Co., r. Eighteenth Av, bet
Q and R, South S. F.
O'Counor Thomas, laborer, r. 11 Freelon, rear
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, r. 509 Washington
O'Connor Thomas, laborer, r. 639 Second, rear
O'Counor Thomas, machinehand California Mills, r.
10 Hampton PI
O'Counor Tliomas, salesman H. K. Cumminga & Co.,
r. 171 Minna
O'Connor Thomas, stockbroker, office 304 Montgomery,
r. 1312 Mason
O'Connor Thomas F., secretary and librarian Supreme
Court of California, office 640 Clay, r. Eighteenth,
bet Valencia and Guerrero
O'Connor Thomas J., captain brig Deacon, office Pier
10, Steuart
O'Connor Thomas J., salesman Duuham, Carrigan,
k Co., r. 1011 Mason
O'Connor Thomas M. (Commins & O'Connor), r. 405
Leavenworth
O'Connor Thomas O., laborer, r. W s Ellsworth, bet
Cortland Av and Lincoln
O'Connor Timothy, r. Coso House
O'Connor Timothy, carpenter, r. 10 Welsh
O'Connor Timotliy, collector North Point and Eureka
Dock, r. 1422 Kearny
O'Connor Timothy, hostler Central R. R., r. 997 Bryant
O'Connor Timothy, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
O'Connor Timothy, laborer /Etna Iron Works
O'Connor Timothy, maltster Empire Brewery, 420
Chestnut
O'Connor Timothy, painter, r. 1121 Twenty-first
O'Connor Timothy, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
NE cor Sanson! and Pacific
O'Connor Timothy M., salesman Keane Bros., r. 129
Fair Oaks
O'Connor William, clerk John O'Connor, r. 1915 Pa-
cific Av
O'Connor William, miner, r. 424 Broadway
O'Connor William, miner, r. 741 Market
O'Connor William, porter Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Ws Harrison, bet Twenty -third and Twen-
ty-fourth
O'Connor William, porter S. W. RoBenstock i Co., SE
cor Bush and Sansom
O'Connor William, shoemaker, r. 446 Jessie
O'Connor William, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
NE cor Sansom and Pacific
O'Connor William, teamster, r. 4 Vandewater
O'Connor William H., clerk H. Lemmermann, r. 512
Muson
O'Connor William J., bookkeeper Yates & Co., r. 510
Taylor
O'Connor. See Conner and Connor
O'Day Bridget Mrs., domestic 71« O'Farrell
O'Day Daniel, drayman Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 212 Uuion
! O'Day Dennis, drover Murphy, Horn & Byrne, r.
i 'Twelfth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
O'Day Dennis, teamster, r. 256 Clementina
O'Dav Edward, carriagepainter Carvill Manufacturing
Co.. r. N s Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
I second
O'Day Edward T., compositor Daily Exchange, r. 256
I Clementina
' O'Day James (Gunn & O'Day) , r. 256 Clementina
' O'Day James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
. O'Day John, clerk, r. 256 Clementina
O'Day John, salesman Edward C. Slorah, r. NW cor
Pine and Kearny
O'Day John A., tinsmith Jacob Ahlbach, r. 40 Nevada
O'Day John F., searcher records Tobin & Tobin, r. 256
Clementina
O'Day Josephine Miss, r. 1117 Bryant
I O'Day Kate (widow), groceries and liquors, E s San
I Bruno Road, near Fifteenth Av
I O'Day Michael, drayman Moore, Himt & Co., r. 228
Clara
O'Day Michael, shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer, Bles-
I singer & Co., r. Oakland
\ O'Day Patrick, contractor, r. 372 Clementina
: O'Dav Patrick, laborer, r. 521 Howard
O'Day Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
O'Day Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
California Av, nr Montez^mia, B. H.
O'Day Patrick, laborer William M. Starr, r. 521 How
O'Day Robert, carriagepainter Carvill Manuf Co., r.
I 256 Clementina
i O'Dav Tliomas, butcher, r. First Av, nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
O'Day Thomas, teamster Christy & Wise, r. 1117 Bry-
ant
I O'Day William, varnisher Lockhart & Porter, r. 743
j Harrison
O'Dea Annie, domestic 1034 Mission
O'Dea Catherine (widow), r. 621 Minna
O'Dea Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 621 Minna
O'Dea Martin (Duunigan & O'Dea), r. 215 Mason
O'Dea Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 621 Minna
O'Dea Michael, upholsterer, r. 621 Minna
O'Dea M. W., upholsterer Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
621 Minna
O'Dea Thomas, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 621 Minna
O'Dea Walter, laundry, 1713 Market, rear
O'Dell Isaac, fireman stm Marv Garratt, r. 17 Bannam
PI
O 'Donald Charles, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
O'Donald John, bootmaker, r. 612 Stevenson
O'Donnell .\nuie, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
cory. Black Point, r. S s Francisco, nr Larkin
O'Donnell Bernard, r. 2610 Mission, rear
O'Donnell Bernard, colorer Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
606 Third
O'Donnell Bernard, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill' r. 5
Michigan
O'Donnell Bernard, laborer, r. 1126 Harrison
O'Donnell Catherine Miss, r. 6 Laskie, rear
O'Donnell Cecilia (widow), r. 862 ?<; Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, expressman, NW cor Second and
Mission, r. 1132 Folsom
O'Donnell Charles, night inspector Custom House, r.
12 Stanford
0'D<mnell Charles C, physician and surgeon, office
808 Kearnv, r. Ill Oak"
O'DONNELL. CORNELIUS, dealer morocco,
kid, and sheepskins, 607-609 Braunan, r. 606 'Third
O'Donnell Cornelius, trunkmaker Fechheimer &
Steele, r. 20:i0 Fol.som
O'Donnell Dennis, teamster, r. S s Eighteenth, bet
Noe and Hartford
O'Donnell Edward, compositor Patrick J. Thomas, r.
116 Bernard
O'Donnell F., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
O'Donnell Festus, contractor, r. 1331 Pacific
O'Donnell James, carpenter, r. W s Valencia, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
O'Donnell James, head jailer Coimty Jail, r. 116 Ber-
nard
O'Donnell James, laborer, r. 229 Clara
O'Donnell James, laborer California Boiler Works, r.
10 Oak
O'Donnell James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 545
Mission
O'Donnell James, machinist, r. 545 Mission
O'Donnell James, painter, r. Grand Central Hotel
O'Donnell James, tailor Michael McCarthy, r. 459
Minna
BULL'OCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny Zt
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673
O'HA
O'Donnell James Jr. , clerk P. Kelly, r. 16 Bernard
O'Donnell James Mrs. (widow), r. 124 J^ Silver
O'Donnell James W., i:)iumber Sutherland & Gray, r.
1115 Leavenworth
O'Donnell Jane (widow), r. 9 Carlos PI
O'Donnell John, r. 6 Laskie, rear
O'Donnell John, cutter J. H. Curley & Co., r. 609
Fulton
O'Donnell John, engineer Cornelius O'Donnell, r.
Terminal Hotel
O'Donnell John, hostler Omnibus R. R.,r. 727 Howard
O'Donnell John, laborer, r. 37 Everett
O'Donnell John, laborer, r. 612 Sixth
O'Donnell John, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor Geary
and Central Av
O'Donnell John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Donnell John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 752
Bryant
O'Donnell John, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 612 Stev
O'Donnell John, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
O'Donnell Julia (widow), r. N, bet Thirteenth and
Fourteenth avs. South S. F.
O'Donnell Louisa, hairdresser Miss Carrie Shephard,
r. N 8 Bryant, nr Park Av
O'Donnell M., miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
O'Donnell Maggie Miss, shoefitter S. W. Levy, r. 216
Minna
O'Donnell Margaret, dressmaker, r. 707 Minna
O'Donnell Martin, r. 4.WNatoma
O'Donnell Mary A., iliss, seamstress M. Freud &
Sons, r. 216 Minna
O'Donnell Matilda Miss, seamstress House of Mercy
Sewing School, NE cor Bryant and Eincon PI
O'Donnell Matthew, wines, liquors and cigars, 16
Fifth, r. 803 Mission
O'Donnell Michael, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, r. 11 Freelon
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, r. E s Santa Clara, bet
York and Hampshire
O'Donnell Michael, laborer, r. NW cor Seventeenth
and Church
O'Donnell Michael, laborer Roman Catholic Orphan
Asylum, r. N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth avs,
South S. F.
O'Donnell Patrick, barkeeper, r. 113 'William
O'Donnell Patrick, clerk Louis Werner, r. 911 Bryant
O'Donnell Patrick, laborer, r. S s St. Rose, bet Collins
and Wood
O'Donnell Patrick, liquor saloon', W b Kentucky, nr
Santa Clara
O'Donnell Peter, clerk, r. 129 Silver
O'Donnell Peter, longshoreman, r. 308 Folsom, rear
O'Donnell Philip, clerk Tobin.Davisson & Co., r. The
Windsor
O'Donnell 'Rebecca J. Miss, assistant Valencia Street
Grammar School, r. 1132 Folsom
O'Donnell Roger, expressman, r. 216 Minna
O'Donnell Roger, real-estate, r. NE cor Dupont and
Vallejo
O'Donnell Sarah Miss, seamstress M. Freud & Sous,
r. 216 Minna
O'Donnell Smith, r. 2-16 Fourth
O'Donnell Thomas, cook John Broderick, r. 41 Pacific
O'Donnell Thomas, driver Joseph Macdonough, r. 121
Folsom
O'Donnell Thomas, gas fitter, r. 9!<j Boardman PI
O'Donnell Thomas, laborer, r. 511 Mission
O'Donnell Thomas, laborer, r. 558 Stevensou
O'Donnell Thomas, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
O'Donnell Thomas, stone cutter Daniel Sheerin, r. 18
Rausch
O'Donnell William, barkeeper, r. N s Chestnut, nr
Fillmore
O'Donnell William, watchman Black Point Packing
House, r. NW cor Francisco and Fillmore
O'Donoghue J. J. Prof., teacher classics and mathe-
matics, 18 Turk
O'DouoKhue Cornelius, salesman Keane Brothers, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
O'Douiihue Dennis, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Donoliue Hannah (widow), r. 177 Stevenson
O'Donohue Mary Mies, domestic 521 Tyler
O'Donovan Bartholomew J., carpenter and builder,
120 Fourth, r. 213 Perry
O'Donovan Dan^l P., salesman Murphy, Grant A: Co.
O'Donovan Johanna, domestic 1611 Larkiu
O'Donovan Joseph, laborer, r. NW cor Webster and
Oak
O'Donovan M., porter, r. 17 Turk
O'Donovan Marian Miss, teacher penmanship, r. 1507
Larkin
O'Donovan Michael E., parcel clerk O'Connor, Moffatt
& Co., r. 536 Minna
O'Dowd John, cooper, r. 1722 Pacific Av
O'Dowd J. R., laborer, r. 17'22 Pacific Av
O'Drlscoll Jeremiah, r. 27 Silver
O'DriscoU Maggie, tailoress, r. 27 Silver
O'Dwyer Ann (widow), r. 105 Ninth
O'Dwyer James (O'Dwyer A: Einhoru), r. 109 Ninth
O'Dwyer k Einhorn (James O'Dwyer and Joseph H.
Einhorn), drj'-goods, 36-38 Third
O'Fallen James, r. 846 Market
O'Farrell Edward, butcher, r. 135 Fifteenth
O'Farrell Henry, r. Clipper Hotel
O'Farrell John, manager and director San Luis Obis-
po and Santa Maria "Valley R. R., office 10 Market,
r. 417 Eddy
O'Farrell John, purser stm Constantine, Broadway
Wharf, r. 417 Eddy
O'Farrell Louis J., student John J. Roche, r. 417 Eddy
O'Farrell Michael, bookkeeper, r. 2405 Clay
O'Farrell Tracy Miss, r. 135 Fifteenth
O'Farrell W., gardener P. W. Black, r. NW cor Fulton
and Devisadero
O'Ferrall Frank, paying teller The Hibernla Savings
and Loan Society, r. !'U9 Tyler
O'Ferrall Michael J., r. 11 Kearny
O'Ferrall William J., clerk Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co., r. 809
Tyler
O'Flaherty Dennis, r. 503 Gough
O'Flaherty Michael, barkeeper William Mallay, r. 21
Vallejo
O'Flinn Michael, laborer, r. 1428 Mission
O'Flynn Peter Rev., cle'rgyman Si. Ignatius College,
841 Market
O'Gorman Patrick, teamster, r. E s Nebraska, nr Ala-
meda
O'Grady B., teamster Superintendent of Streets
O'Grady Dennis, warehouseman Gower & Oilman, r.
1009 Vallejo
O'Grady James, laborer Pacific Mail 8. S. Co.'s Wharf,
r. Fourth Street Hotel
O'Grady James, waiter, r. 68 Tehama
O'Grady Margaret (widow), r. .'J06 Minna
O'Grady Patrick, r. 904 Kearny
O'Grady Thomas, clerk, r. 316 Minna
O'Hagan Peter, laborer John Jennings, r. 260 First
O'Hagan Peter, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
O'Hale Henry, carpenter, r. Hansa Hotel
O'Halloran Florence, porter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r.
\709 Howard
O'Hallfrau John, messman S. S. George W. Elder,
Folsom Street Wharf
O'Halloran John J., r. 1103 Mason
O'Halloran Mary, cook 1211 Jackson
O'Halloran Thomas, tailor, 931 Mission, r. cor Castro
and Twenty-fourth
O'Halloran Thomas E., salesman, r. 322 Minna
O'Halloran Timothy, r. 1103 Mason
O'Hanlon Cornelius, weigher Whitney & Webster, r.
Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
O'Haulon Daniel, salesman F. O'Hanlon, r. 1625J4
Folsom
O'Hanlon Daniel, waiter Rnss House
O'Haulcn James F., clothing and furnishing goods,
71',t Montgomery, r. 1625 M Folsom
O'Haulon Jeremiah, stonecutter, r. 110 McAllister
O'Haulon John D., salesman Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. Nucleus House
O'Hanlon John J., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
O'Hannah Daniel, laborer, r. 1060 Howard
O'Hara Bernard, barkeeper, r. 24K Tehama
O'Hara Bridget widow), r. 9 Bernard
O'Hara Edward, laborer, r. 248 Tehama
O'Hara Edward, machinist PacificMail 8. 8. Co., r.
1204 Folsom
O'Hara Elizabeth Miss, type setter Painter & Co., r.
316 Seventh
O'Hara Irancis, fruit peddler, r. W s Lyon, bet Cali-
fornia and Sacramento
O'Hara James D., r. cor Ridley and Valencia
OUara James D., r. 865H Market
O'Hara John, gardener, r. 525 Geary
O'Hara Kate, domestic 1119 Van Ness Av
O'Hara Katy Miss, shoefitter I'. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. E s Valencia, nr Twenty-fifth
O'Hara Mary Miss, type rubber Painter & Co., r. 316
Seventh
O'Hara Matthew, clerk, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
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O'Hara Patrick, r. 9 Bernard
O'Hara Peter, saloonkeeper, r. 305 Minna
O'Hara Thomas, chief eu^-ineer Pacific Mail S. 8.
Colima
O'Hara Thomas, tinsmith Joseph Mayer, r. 669 How
O'Hara Thomas J., tinsmith, r. 316 Seventh
O'Hara William, engineer A. S. Hallidie, r. 402 Green-
wich
O'Hara William G., stock clerk W. & I. Steinhart &
Co., r. 1406 }<i Powell f
O'Hara William G. Mrs., embroidery and stamping,
140i;^ Powell
O'Hare Anthony, driver City R. R., r. 1801 Mission
O'Hare Charles, brewer, r. 34 First
O'Hare James, fitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 161
First
O'Hare James T., metal roofer Conlin & Roberts, r.
W s Florida, btt Twentieth and Butte
O'Hare John, gardener, r. W s Florida, bet Twentieth
and Butte
O'Hare John, plasterer, r. Park Hotel
O'Hare Patrick, porter Newton Bros. & Co., r. 211}^
Perry
O'Hare Patrick, waiter The Baldwin, r. G50 Mission
O'Harrnu Charles, laborer, r. 121 Clinton
O'Hea Richard H., stovemounter W. W. Montague &
Co., r. Alameda
O'Hear James, capitalist, r. 612 Stevenson
O'Hearn Daniel, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Hearn Daniel, laborer, r. 131 Folsom, rear
O'Hearn John, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridge
O'Hearne William, carpeiiter, r. 241 Eighth
O'Heanis James, laborer New City Hall, r. 92 Colton
O'Holland Dennis, junkdeal^r, r. SW cor Castro and
Twenty-fourth
O'Holland Thomas, tailor, r. SW cor Castro and
Twenty-fourth
O'Hore Michael, laborer, r. N s Haight, bet Laguna
and Octavia
O'Hore Michael, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 134
Folsom
O'Hore Sarah (widow) , r. 134 Folsom
O'Horu Sarah Miss, turner E. Detrick & Co., r. 134 Fol
O'Kane Francis, expressman, cor Kearny and Pine,
and cor Mcmtgomery and Pine, r. 1116 Mission
O'Kane Franris, horsetrader. r. 48 Quinn
O'Kane House, Miss Nora Guinan manager, 765 Market
O'Kane James, r. 345 Shipley
O'Kane John, saddlery and harness, 767 Market, r. 1125
Mc.\llister
O'Kane John, proptr Golden Gate Livery and Sale
Stable, 1408 Folsom
O'Kane John R., real-estate, office 80 Nevada Block,
r. 340 First
O'Kane Morris, hackman John O'Kane, r. 1408 Folsom
O'Kane William, clerk Bernard Reilly, r. 137 Shipley
O'Kane William D., bookkeeper John O'Kane, r. 1125
McAllister
O'Kecfe Arthur, machinist, r. 920 Folsom
O'Keefe Catherine (widow), r. 313 Main
O'Kecfe Cornelius, baker, r. 2 Vincent
O'Keefe Daniel, sash and blindmakrr, r. 423 Stev
O'Keefe DHnitl.Buperintcndeut Flanagan & Gallagher,
r. 20 Fifth
O'Keefe Daniel, teamster Superintendent of Streets,
O'Keefe David, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co.
O'Keefe David, laborer Edward Noonan, r. 1929 How
O'Keefe David, wood and coul, 814 Folsom, r. 263
Tehama
O'Keefe Dennis, laborer, r. SE cor Bay and Jones
O'Keele Dennis, molder John G. lis, r. 742 Folsom
O'Keefe Dennis, sailmaker, r. 344 Tehama
O'Keefe Edward, r. 60 First
O'Keefe Ellen, domestic 635 Geary
O'Keefe Ellin, domestic 414 Polk
O'Keefe H. Mrs., janitress Ungraded Primary School
O'Keefe James, seaman, r. 551 First
O'Keefe Jeremiali, auctioneer, r. 14 Langtou
O'Keefe Jeremiah, porter, r. 14 Langton
O'Keefe John, luborer, r. 3 Perry
O'Keefe John, laborer, r. 614 Fourth
O'Keefe John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 123
Sliipley
O'Keefe Joseph, factor Sutter St. R. R., r. \\% Bour-
biu PI
O'Keefe Kate Miss, teacher, r. 409 'Van Ness Av
O^Keefe Margaret, dressmaker, r. 360 Natoma
O Keefe Matthew, laborer, r. 5 Alger PI
O'Keefe Michael, r. 619 Second
O'Keefe Michael, r. 657 Howard
O'Keefe Michael, steward Russ House, r. Boyce, nr
Lone Mountain
O'Keefe Patrick A., cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manuf . Co., r. 10 Garden
O'Keefe Thomas, bellhanger Will & Finck, r. 412 Te-
hama
O'Keefe Timothy, laborer, r. 2 'Vincent
O'Keefe William, seaman, r. 21 Ritch, rear
O'Keefe William H., physician, office and r. 2513 Miss
O'Keeflfe Frank, real estate, r. 1006 J^ Natoma
O'Keelle Frank P., barkeeper William B. Dolan, r.
1006 ><> Natoma
O'Keeffe James, porter E. T. Anthony & Co , r. 149
Shipley
O'Keeffe John, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r. 300
Natoma
O'Keefie Thomas, shuttermaker Pioneer Iron Works,
r. 348 Shipley
O'Keeffe Thomas J., bookkeeper New England Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co., r. Oakland
O'Kelly Martin, liquor saloon, SE cor Laiigtou and
Howard, r. 26)^ Langton
O'Laughlin Martin, policeman City Hall, r. 338 Twen-
ty-second
O'Laughlin Michael, engineer California St. R. R., r.
1431 Polk
O'Leary Cornelius, laborer, r. 164 Minna
O'Leary Daniel, bootblack Jeremiah O'Leary, r.
Twenty-ninth, bet Church and Sanchez
O'Leary Daniel, painter M. J. & J. J. Donovan, r. 114
Shipley
O'Leary Daniel E., teamster Charles Pillsbury, r.
1908;^ Ellis, rear
O'Learv David, gardener, r. 1002 Hyde
O'Leary Ellen (widow), r. 638 Post
O'Leary Fer^ais (Kane, O'Leary & Co.) , r. Grand Hotel
O'Leary James (Charles H. Brown & Co.), r. 7 Lewis
O'Leary James (S. F. Journal of Commerce Publish-
ing Co.), r. 1002 Hyde
O'Leary Jeremiah, bootblack, 327 Sansom, r. Twenty-
ninth, bet Church and Sanchez
O'Leary Jeremiah, laborer, r. 412 Shipley, rear
O'Leary Jeremiah, morocco dresser Williams Bros.,
r. Sixth Av, nr R, South S. F.
O'Leary Jeremiah, wood and coal, 4 Harrison Av
O'Leary Johanna Miss, bakery and confectionery, 14
Fifth
O'Leary John cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 43 Ecker
O'Leary John, laborer Sutter St. R. R.
O'Leary John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Leary John J., blacksmith City Iron Works, r. 518
Mission
O'Leary John J., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 614 Jones
O'Leary Julia (widow), r. 457 Jessie, rear'
O'Leary Katie R. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1031 Market
O'Leary L., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
O'Leary M., machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
O'Leary M. Mrs., domestic American Exchange Hotel
O'Leary Margaret (widow) , r. 814 Jones
O'Leary Mary (widow), r. 52 Jessie
O'Leary Mary, domestic 1620 California
O'Leary Patrick, laborer M. McGowan, r. 1456 Minna
O'Leary Patrick, plasterer, r. SE cor Harrison and
Dora
O'Leary Timothy, r. 251 Clementina^
O'Leary Timothy, foundryman, r. 52 Jessie
O'Leary Timothy, hostler" Omnibus R. R., r. 211 M Te-
hama
O'Leary Timothy, shoemaker, r. 3011 Mission
O'Leary William, boatman. Clay St. Steps, r. W s Sev-
enth Av, nr D, Outside Lauds
O'Leary William, bookkeeper Stein, Simon & Co., r.
119 Perry
O'Leary William, salesman Kennedy & Brennan, r.
68 Natoma
O'Levea Nicholas, pantryman S.S.Los Angeles, Broad-
way Wharf
O'Loghleu Andrew J., clerk, r. 322 Lilly Av
O'Loughlen Nellie Miss, assistant South Cosmopoli-
tan Grammar School, r. 121 O'Farrell
O'Loughlin Elizabeth (widow), r. 7.'iO Harrison
O'Mahoney Bridget, domestic SW cor Jones and Lomb
O'Mahoney Florence, miner, r. 424 Htoadway
O'Mahoni y Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 425 Stevenson
O'Mahoney John, nightwatchmau City and County
Hospital, E 8 Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
BULLOCK k .' ONUS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
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O'Mahoney Patrick, waiter, r. 418 Filbert
O'Malley Addle Miss, r. 149 Teliama
O'Mulley Andrew, laborer, r. 410 Fifth
O'Malley Charles, policemau City Hall, r. 219 Fair
Oaks
O'Malley Edward, cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 4
Hiirlbert PI
O'Malley Jaiues, blacksmith, r. (504 Pine
O'Malley James, carpenter, r. N 6 Birch Av, nr Bu-
chanan
O'Malley John, driver Empire Brewery, r. 711 Green-
wiih
O'Malley Jehn, gasfitter, r. 149 Tehama
O'Malley John, miner, r. CO Annie
O'Malley John J., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
Fourteenth, bet Folsom and Harrison
O'Mallev Kate, domestic Grand Hotel
O'Malley Katie, domestic 1316 Taylor
O'JIalley Margaret Miss. r. 80ii Stockton
O'Malley Martin, seaman, r. Ring Street House
O'Malley Michael, plumber, r. S s Fourteenth, bet
Folsom and Harrison
O'Malley Michael J., tailor J. Wisluzil, r. 264M Minna
O'Malley Patrick, fruit dealer, NE cor Eighteenth and
Mission
O'Malliy Patrick, longshoreman, r. 27 Minna
O'Malley Rebecca, domestic 1725 Sutter
O'Malley I{ose(widow) , r. S s Fourteenth, bet Folsom
and Harrison
O'Malley Stephen, blackFmith Dunnigau & O'Dea, r.
Philadelphia House
O'Mallev Thomas, extramau Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. 3 Bartol
O'Mallev Thomas, hostler Thomas Golden, r. Marga-
ret PI
O'Malley Thomas J., longshoreman, r. 908 Sansom
O'Mallon Edward F., clerk, r. 1729 Eddy
O'Mara Daniel, laborer, r. 8 Willow
O'Meara Edward, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 859 Fol
O'Mtara James, r. 512 Mission
O'Meara James, editor Examiner, r. 2205 Fillmore
O'Meara James J., lnugshoreman, r. 16 Howard
O'Meara Mary (widow) , r. 1236 Bush
O'Meara Michael, drayman Beale Street Wharf, r. 859
Folsom
O'Meara Michael, expressman, NE cor Front and
Market
O'Meara Michael, teamster Robert F. Bunker, r. 1234
Bush
O'Meara Philip, hostler Sutter St. R. R., r. 3 Austin
O'Meara Richard, waiter City and County Hospital, r.
1035 J< Hampshire
O'Meara William, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
ONeal A. V. Mrs., r. 504 Eddy
O'Neal David, waiter, r. 210 Shotwell
O'Neal Mary L. Mrs., assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 126 Fifth
O'Neal O., longbhoreman G. H.Whitney, Pier 10, Steu
O'Neal Philip G., hydrant man Corporation Yard S.F.
F. D., r. 126 Fifth
O'Neale William T., mining, r. 713 Taylor
O'Neale Hiram, r. 1006 Larkin
O'Neil , r. 528 Pa< ific
O'NEIL, ALEXANDER A., physician, dean Tlnl-
versity of California, and School Director, office
6.50-652 Washington, r. SW cor Lombard and Dup
O'Neil Andrew, longshoreman, r. 246 Beale
O'Neil Ann (widow), r. 15 Jansen .
O'Neil Catherine (widow), r. 545 Mission, rear
O'Neil Charles, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
R. R.
O'Neil Charles, tailor, 623 Merchant, r. 3 White
O'Neil Charles Jr., hackman. Plaza, r. 3 White
O'Neil Charles Mrs. (widow), r. SE cor Hayes and
Polk
O'Neil Cornelius, varnisher Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 865)4 Market
O'Neil Daniel, driver Railroad Brewery, r. 421 Minna
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 139 Shipley
O'Neil Daniel, laborer, r. 225 Perry, rear
O'Ntil Daniel, laborer, r. Waller, near Webster
O'Neil Daniel, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 25 Folsom
Av
O'Neil Daniel, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R.
O'Neil Daniel, shipcarpenter, r. 551 First
O'Neil Daniel F., moulder Union Iron Works, r. 719)4
Natoma
O'Neil Dennis, laborer, r. 1329 Sansom
O'Neil Dennis, machine band L. k E. Emanuel, r.
447 Fifth
O'Neil Dennis, plumber and gasfitter, r. 314 Minna
O'Neil Dennis C, stonecutter, r. 447 Fifth
O'Neil Edmund, teamster Black Diamond Coal Min-
ing t'(i.. r. cor llitih and Townsend
O'Neil Edward, r. 1315 O'Farrell
O'Neil Edward, foreman Clementina St. Stable, r.
327 Eighth
O'Neil Edward, lamplighter 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 710
Seventeenth
O'Neil Edward, machinist Union Iron Works, r. N a
Seventeeth, bet Dolores and Church
O'Neil Edward, molder Industrial Iron Works, r.
32)4 Natoma
O'Neil Edward, jjressman Morning Call, r. 16 Rausch
O'Neil Eliza (widow), r. 1224 Frtlsoiu, rear
O'Neil. Ellen (widow), r. 106 Shipley
O'Neil Ellen (widow), r. 774 Folsom
O'Neil Ellen Miss, helper California Fuse 'Works, r. 3
Chesley
O'Neil Eugene. laborer, r. 2012 Larkin
O'Neil Eugene, proof-reader, r. 902 >i Filbert
O'Neil Felix, engineer stm George Harley, r. 623
Hyde
O'Neil Felix, foreman Jacob Strahle& Co.,r.7 Mission
Av
O'Neil Frank, blacksmith Hayes Valley and Market
St. R. R., r. 657 Willow Av
O'Neil Frank, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 865)4
Market
O'Neil Frank, teamster Pacific Commercial Co.
O'Neil George, boilermaker, r. 1104 Powell
O'Neil George, harnessmaker Charles L. Haskell, r.
San Miguel
O'Neil George D., bookkeeper Marcus B. Hall, r. 1905
Bush
O'Neil George P., apprentice Union Iron Works, r.
809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Henry, laborer, r. 641 Commercial
O'Neil Henry C, brassworker, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Henry J., laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 229 First
O'Neil Hugh G., laborer, r. 447)4 First
O'Neil J., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
O'Neil J., laborer Superintendent of Streets
O'Neil Jame.s, bagmaker, r. 1018 Montgomery
O'Neil James, fireman stm San Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St. Wharf
O'Neil James, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3
Chesley
O'Neil James, seaman bark Don Nicholas, foot Beale
O'Neil James J., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 809
Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Jeremiah, seaman, r. 239 Steuart
O'Neil John (Ryan & O'Neil), r. NW cor Sixth Av and
L, South S. F.
O'Neil John, boilermaker, r. 314 Folsom
O'Neil John, hostler William P. Lambert, r. 30)<S
Fifth Av
O'Neil John, laborer, r. 224 Clara
O'Neil John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 656
Seventeenth
O'Neil John, lineman California Electrical Works
O'Neil John, liquor saloon, 320 Fifth
O'Neil John, oiler S. 8. Ancon, r. 29 South Park
O'Neil John, paver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 70 Min
O'Neil John, physician, office and r. 73 Tehama
O'Neil John, policeman City Hall, r. 131 Spear
O'Neil John, tailor Charles Harris, r. 502 Pacific
ONeil John J., clerk way-bill department Wells, Far-
go & Co., r. 4 Eddy PI
O'Neil John M., inspector Custom House, r. '29 South
Park
O'Neil John M., plumber, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil John P., plumber John 0. Plagemann, r. 2
White
O'Neil Joseph, salesman Charles Meyers, r. 1109 Stock
O'Neil Joseph, waiter McCauley & Young, r. 797 Mis-
sion
O'Neil Josephine Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory, r. 3 Jessie
O'Neil Joshua, bookkeeper, r. 1617)4 Leayenwortb
O'Neil J. T., painter, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil Julia A. Miss, furnished rooms, 865)4 Market
O'Neil Kate (widow), r. 621 Second
O'Neil Kate (widow), furnished rooms, 639 Mission
O'Neil Lawrence, clerk John V. Costello, r. 106 Ship-
ley
O'Neil Lawrence, rigg< r and stevedore, r. 914 Sansom
O'Neil M., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
O'Neil M., machinist Bisdoa I. and L. Works
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O'Neil Martin, blacksmith, r. S s Twenty-fifth, het
Dolores and Church
O'Neil Martin W., laborer William M. Starr, r. 35i
Brannan
O'Xeil ilarv (widow) , r. 255 Beale
O'Neil MaiV Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Dolores
O'Neil Michael, r. 809 Twenty-fourth
O'Neil Michael, fireman S. S. Los Angeles, r. 511 Miss
O'Neil Michael, hostler J. Morse, r. 8 Carlos PI
O'Neil Michael, laborer, r. 16 Folsom
O'Neil Michael, laborer, r. S s Alta H, nr Sansom
O'Neil Michael, real-estate, r. 1631 Mission
O'Neil Michael, trunkmakcr, r. 1104 Powell
O'Neil Michael J., physician, office and r. 301 Lomb
O'Neil Michael J., wines and liquors, 314 JaQkson, r.
SW cor Dupont and Lombard
O'Neil Morris, waiter McCauley and Young, r. 965
Howard
O'Neil Moses, deckhand Btm Transit, Oakland Ferry,
r. 5 Rincon Av
O'Neil Moses, hame^smaker John Blake, r. 229 First
O'Neil Moses, seaman st;u Transit, r. 26 Clarence PI
O'Neil Nathaniel, street paver, r. Post Street House
O'Neil Patrick, coalpasser S. S. Great Kepublic
O'Neil Patrick, cook, r. 64 Natoma
O'Neil Patrick, cook S. S. Great Republic
O'Neil Patrick, fireman Btm Petaluma, Saucelito
Ferry
O'Neil Patrick, hairdressing saloon, 136 Folsom
O'Neil Patrick, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 1001
Powell
O'Neil Patrick, laborer, r. 230 Folsom
O'Neil PatricS, machinist Union Iron Works, r. Thir-
tieth, nr TChurch
O'Neil Patrick, steward Domestic Bestaurant, r. 636
Commercial
O'Neil Peter, clerk Martin Herman, r. 3 Maria
O'Neil Philip, with Andrew Hacker, r. 421 Fourth
O'Neil Richard, salesman, r. 806 Kearny
O'Neil Robert, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co.
O'Neil Terrence, laborer, r. 1913 Broadway
O'Neil Thomas, chief engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Dakota
O'Neil Thomas, laborer, r. 706 Tehama
O'Neil Thomas, ornamental glasscutting, staining and
bending, 10 Stevenson, r. 3 Maria
O'Neil Thomas F., pressman J. L.Eice& Co., r. 4 Eddy
PI
O'Neil Timothy, special policeman, r. 1104 Powell
O'Neil W., longshoreman Allen & Young, r. 15 Miller
PI
O'Neil William, laborer, r. 73 Tehama
O'Neil William F., gasfitter Bordwell& Morrow, r. 809
Twenty-fourth
O'Neil William H.,r. 1577 M Market
O'Neill Alice, domestic The Baldwin
O'Neill Ann Mrs., dressmaker, 815 Mission
O'Neill Bernard, ooilermaker Eisdon I. and L.Works. r.
85 Everett
O'Neill Brothers (John and Patrick), grain and pro-
duce commission, 217 Davis
'O'Neill Charles, carpenter, r. 280 Minna
O'Neill Charles, deputy sheriff, r. 1906 Powell
O'Neill Daniel, seaman, r. 316 Beale
O'Neill Edward, branch bakery. NW cor Geary and
Mason
O'Neill Edward, molder, r. 543 Howard
O'Neill Edward, street contractor r. SE cor Buchanan
and O'Farrell
O'Neill Edward J. (Kenny & O'Neill) , r. 815 Mission
O'Neill Edward J., packer Strasburger Brothers, r.
1115 McAllister
O'Neill E. L. Miss, saleslady Deming & Barrett, r. 39
South Park
O'Neill E. K., seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
O'Neill Eugene_, draughtsman Union Iron Works, r.
West Oakland
C'Noill George, laborer, r. 1616 Devisadero
O'Neill George, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r.908 Lyon
O'Neill Henry S., chimney sweep, 407 Bush, r. Es
Eagle, nr Nineteenth
O'Neill Hugh, butcher Dunphy & Hildreth, r. cor
Thirteenth iind Railroad avs, South S. F.
O'Neill J., laborer U. S, Restaurant, r, 413 Broadway
O'Neill Janits, actor Baldwin's Theater, r. Colon-
nade House
O'Neill Janus, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. cor
Santa Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill James, clerk, r. 793 Mission
O'Neill James, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. ^
Natoma
O'Neill James, milkman M. A. Lewis, r. 2212 Webster
O'Neill James, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
O'Neill James, watchman Nevada Block, r. SW cor
Santa Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill James, watchman Pacitic Refinery and Bull-
ion Exchange, r. 535 Seventh
O'Neill James I., prompter California Theater, r. 8
Natoma
O'Neill J. J., salesman Eagleson & Co., r. 774 Folsom
O'Neill Johanna (widow), r. 314 Minna
O'Neill John (O'Neill Bros.) , and groceries and liquors,
636 Minna
O'Neill John, carpenter, r. 23 Sixth
O'Neill John, confectioner Albert E. Swain, r. 930
Post
O'Neill John, laborer, r. 357 Jessie
O'Neill John, optician, 41 Fifth
O'Neill John, plasterer, r. 124 Gilbert
O'Neill John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
O'Neill John I., assistant bookkeeper Starr & Co., r.
928 McAllister
O'Neill John L., employee K. Rollins, r. 121 Gilbert
O'Neill Joseph, liquor saloon, 124 Fourth, r. 347
Minna
O'Neill Joseph, machinist, r. 1310 Montgomery
O'Neill Joseph V., salesman, r. 16 Alta PI
O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart (Thomas O'Neill, C. P.
Kennedy, and James Stuart), dry goods, 875 Mar-
ket
O'Neill Lizzie, r. The Baldwin
O'Neill Margaret (widow), r. 928 McAllister
O'Neill Mary (widow), r. 357 Jessie
O'Neill May A., domestic 1707 Octavia
O'Neill Michael, mining, r. 741 Market
O'Neill Michael, salesman O'Neill Brothers, r. S B
Twenty-fifth, bet Dolores and Church
O'Neill Michael J., tailor, r. 943 Howard
O'Neill Patricius, land agent, r. 315 M Jessie
O'Neill Patrick (O'Neill Brothers), r. S s Twenty-fifth,
bet Dolores and Church
O'Neill Patrick, r. 209 Leidesdorff
O'Neill Patrick, bartender Marshall & Howard, r. 2
Washington
O'Neill Patrick, milkman, r. 16 Alta PI
O'Neill Richard, capitalist, office 71 Nevada Block, r.
SW cor Santa Clara and Hampshire
O'Neill Robert, liquor merchant, r. 1513 Larkin
O'Neill Robert F., bookkeeper Alfred J. Smith, r. 928
McAllister
O'Neill Theodore, painter, r. 928 McAllister
O'Neill Thomas (O'Neill, Kennedy & Stuart), r. 2215
Devisadero
O'Neill Thomas (Peters & O'Neill), r. SE cor Larkin
and Union
O'Neill Thomas, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 241
Minna
O'Neill William, expressman, SE cor Sacramento and
Montgomery, r. 533 Seventh
O'Neill William, laborer, r. 2224 Post
O'Neill William, laborer James S. Dyer. r. 1402 Green-
wich
O'Neill William J., farmer, r. 16 Alta PI
O'Quigley John, canvasser, r. 338 Minna
O'Eafl'erty Patrick, hostler, r. 30 Hunt
O'Ratl'erty Patrick, laborer, r. 65 Everett
O'Regan J., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
O'Regan Kate, domestic 1137 Folsom
O'Reilley Peter, policeman City Hall, r. 2225 Geary
O'Reilly Andrew, engineer S. S. Constantine, r. 21
Clementina
O'Reilly Annie Miss, r. 100 McAllister
O'Reilly Charles, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 164 Min-
na
O'Reilly David, machinist, r. 33 Clarence PI
O'Reilly James (Marron & O'Reilly), r. 560 Bryant
O'Reilly Jauies, bootcrimper Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 228 Jessie
O'Reilly James, expressman, r. 1732 Market
O'Reilly James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
O'Reilly Jeremiah, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. cor Dolorts and Twenty-eighth
O'Reilly Jeremiah, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Sixth Av,
nr R, South S. F.
O'Reilly John, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mills, r. NE
cor Louisiana and Sierra
O'Reilly John, laborer, r. 1919 Mason
O'Reilly John, sheep herder, r. E 6 Alabama, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
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O'Reilly John K., salesman John Foley & Co., r. 2507
Larkin
O'Keilly John P., liquor saloon, 16 Market, r. 613 Pine
O'Reilly Joseph, boikrinaker, r. 22:J Kitch
O'Reilly Lizzie Mrs., janitress Washington Grammar
School, r. 929 Jackson
O'Reilly Maggie, chambermaid The Baldwin
O'Keilly Michael J., clerk, r. 31 Clinton Park
O'ReillV Nellie (widow), r. 4 Glover
O'Keillv Patrick, r. 21 Clara
O'Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. W s Church, bet Twenty.
fourth and Twenty-fifth
O'Reilly Patrick, marbleworker, 25 Tyler
O'Reilly Patrick, seaman, r. 4"24 Broadway
O'Reilly Patrick, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
905 Post
O'Reilly Patrick, wood and coal, 915 Post
O'ReillyPatrick S., deputy sheriff, r. 3C,0 Seventeenth
O'Reilly Peter, boilermaker, r. 2 Byington
O'Reilly Robert J., wines and liquors, 32 Post, r. 128
Fourth
O'Reilly Sarah Mrs.,r. 740 Harrison .
O'Reilly Thomas, bootmaker, and foreman engine No.
10, S. F. F. D., r. 3;iu Sixth
O'Reilly Thomas, carpenter, r. 33 Rausch
O'Reilly Thomas, laborer, r. 53 Natoma
O'Reilly Thomas H. , telegraph operator Western TTnion
Telegraph Co., r. 1109 Stockton
O'Reilly William, laborer, r. 316 O'Farrell
O'Reiser Edward, solicitor Commercial Soap Works,
r. 517 Fell
O'Riordan Mathias D., r. 1608 West Mission
O'Rorke Patrick, blacksmith, r. 11'29 Columbia
O'Rorke William, soapmaker Clark Bros, r. E 8 Ne-
braska, nr Sixteenth
O'Rourke Ambrose, salesman, r. 741 Market
O'Rourke Bartholomew, litter Williams Brothers, r. 2
Russ
O'Rourke Bedella (widow) , groceries, SW cor Kearny
and Union
O'Rourke Bernard, printer, r. SW cor Folsom and
Fifth
O'Rourke Bridget (widow), r. 1636 West Mission
O'Rourke Catharine Mrs., lodgings, 115 First
O'Rourke Dennis, fireman S. S Oregon, r. 27 Clem
O'Rourke Hugh, grocer, r. 279 Jessie
O'Rourke James, painter, r. 264 Stevenson
O'Rourke James, wood turner E. K. Howes & Co., r.
28 Silver
O'Rourke John, horseshoer, 21.') Ellis
O'Rourke John, laborer, r. 215 Minna
O'Rourke John, turner Jesse & Drew, r. 913 Natoma
O'Rourke Lawrence, longshoreman, r. 15 Ritch
O'Rourke Maggie Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 279 Jessie
O'Rourke Margaret Mrs., gro(;eries and liquors, NW
cor Twenty-fifth and Hampshire
O'Rourke Mary, ladies' nurse, r. 308 Tehama
O'Rourke Michael, carpenter, r. 739 Clementina
O'Rourke Michael, laborer Joseph McVerey, r. 1817
Mason •
O'Rourke Patrick, carpenter, r. 120 Austin
O'Rourke Patrick, currier, r. NW cor Twenty-fifth and
Hampshire
O'Rourke Patrick, fireman stm Newport, r. 625 Davis
O'Rourke Patrick, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
O'Rourke Patrick, tanner Crowley & Co.. r. NW cor
Hampshire and Twenty-fifth
O'Rourke Patrick, trackman Central R. R., r. 4 Brj-ant
Av
O'Rourke Peter, hackdriver, r. 1132 Columbia
O'Rourke T., paver Superintenaent of Streets
O'Rourke Thomas, laborer freight department Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 116^ Freelon
O'Rourke Thomas, with Thomas Curran, r. 4 Bryant
Av
O'Shaughnessy John, r. 741 Market
O'Shaughnessy Lawrence, porter Wangenheim, Stern-
hf-im & Co., r.Philadcli)hia House
O'Shaughnessy Martin, clerk Dennis Geary, r. 249
Fremont
O'Shaughnessy Patrick, blacksmith S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 210 First
O'Shay Cornelius, peddler fruits and vegetables, r.Ws
Folsom, nr Precita Av, Bernal Heights
O'Shay Daniel, peddler, r. W s Folsom, nr Precita Av,
Bernal Heights
O'Shea Henry W., conductor Market St. and Hayes
Valley R. R., r. 1211 Steiner
O'Shea James, barkeeper, r. 249 Minna
O'Shea Jennie, caneworker West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. 2 Boardnian PI
O'Shea John, plumber and gasfitter, r. 2 Boardman PI
O'Shea Martin, laborer, r. 705 Tehama
O'Shea Mary J. Miss, dressmaker, 2 Boardman PI
O'Shea Michael, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
O'Shea Thomas, r. 110 Sixtli
O'Shea Thomas, cooper Mattulath Manufacturing Co.,
r. 2 Boardman PI
O'Shea Thomas, painter, r. "249 Minna
O'Shea Thomas, waiter, r. 518 Sti-veuson, rear
O'Shea William, contractor, r. 2 Boardman PI
O'Shinn James, bookkeeper and collector Jersey Farm
Dairy, r. 3G1 Clementina
O'SulIivan Cornelius D., merchant, r. 1025 Bush
O'Sullivan Daniel, r. 825 Folsom
O'SulIivan Dennis, tailor J. Bull, r. 21 Sherwood PI
O'Sullivan Dennis M., bartender Charles Butler, r.
627 Steven.son
O'Sullivan Eugene, porter, r. 18 Sherwood PI
O'Sullivan James, clerk American District Telegraph,
r. 1107 Stockton
O'Sullivan James, laborer, r.726 Clementina
O'Sullivan James D., r. 17 Gilbert
O'Sullivan James P., bricklayer, r. 1718 Jessie
O'Sullivan John, boilermaker, r. 338 Minna
O'Sullivan John, driver Omnibus R. R., r.2g9 Stev
O'Sullivan John, waiter Russ House
O'Sullivan Mary (widow), r. 174 Minna
O'Sullivan Michael, bootblack Russ House
O'Sullivan Michael, shoemaker Gilbert Pringle, r.
cur Sacramento and Uevlsadero
O'Sullivan Patrick, biii-kmason, r. 543 Stevenson
O'Sullivan Patrick D., licjuor saloon, 1741 Mission
O'Sullivan Patrick J., organist, r. 1741 Mission
O'Sullivan Patrick J., upholsteier, 616 Post
O'Sullivan P. E., superintendent O'Connor, Mofifattfc
Co., r. cor Columbia and Twenty- fourth
O'Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 115 First
O'Sullivan Timothy, laborer Potrero Gas Works, r.
W 8 Kentucky, bet Solano and Mariposa
O'Toole Christopher, waiter The Baldwin, r. 909 Post
U'Toole Colman, r. Filbert, bet Mont and Sansdin
O'Toole Daniel, bedmakcr What Cheer House, r. Fair-
mount Tract, nr School House
O'Toole Darby, liquor saloon 136 Natoma
O'Toole Dennis, engineer Hibernia Brewery, r. 9
No(juan Av
O'Toole Ellen Miss, r. 621 Stevenson
O'Toole George, painter, r. 463 Minna
O'Toole Hugh, watchman Clay St. Hill R. R., r. l.')09
Leavenworth
O'Toole James, boots and shoes, C33 Davis, r. W s
Webster PI, nr Chestnut
O'Toole James, bricklayer, r. 15 Tehama
O'Toole James, operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 909 Post
O'Toole John, waiter The Baldwin, r. 417 54 Tehama
O'Toole, Lawrence carpenter, r. 209 Tenth
O'Toole Michael C, physician, oflice 11 St. Ann's
Building, r. Berkeley
O'Toole Patrick, laborer Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Tiger Hotel
O'Toole Rose, domestic 1815 Mason
Oak Grove House, Henry Chester proptr, 946 Harri-
son, bet Fifth and Sixth
Oak Henry L., writer H. H. Bancroft, r. 721 Market
Oak Julius, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Oak Street House, Herman Kirchner proptr. 236 Oak
Oakes Thomas J., clerk L. & E. Emanuel, r. 1603 Stev
Oakford J. S., r. .507 Montgomery
Oakland and San Francisco Express, Isaac C. Win-
gate proptr, olKce 6 Sacramento
Oakland and San Francisco Express, Meader & Co.
proptrs, oflice 333 East
OAKL..\ND DAILY EVENING TRIBUNE,
San Francisco oflice 606 Montgomery, room 26
Oakland Express, Anderson & Hatch proptrs, oflice
331 East
OAKL.AND PERRY, foot of Market
OAKLAND G.VS LIGHT CO., James Freeborn
secretary, office OOtl Montgomery, room 6
Oakland Gold and Silver Mill and Mining Co. (Hum-
boldt Co.,Nev.), William H. Watson secretary,
office 302 Montgomery, rooms 5-6
Oakland Gold Mining Co. (Grass Valley) Robert D.
Hopkins secretary, office 240 Montgomery, room 6
Oakland Quicksilver Mining Co. (Sonoma Co., Cal.),
William W. Traylor secretary, oflice 37 Nevada
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Oakland Water Front Co., B. B. Minor secretary, oflace
49 Nevada Block
Oakley Aaron D., manuf rubber stamps, 712 Mont
Oakley Edward D., clerk Lyn#n I. Mowry, r. 732
Shotwell
Oakley Isabel Miss, teacher Miss M. B. West, r. 1009
Sutter
Oakley Gilbert, mate stm Harriet, Jackson St. Wharf
Oakley John K., laborer, r. 031 Sacramento
Oakley Oliver B., silverplater H. Koiekrans & Co., r.
17 Verona PI
Oakley Peter E., with Mayhew, Earnest & Co., and
J."s. Wall k Co., r. 1913 Sacramento
Oakley Eobert O., real-estate agent, office 422 Mont-
gomery, r. Alameda
Oakley William, bricklayer, r. 359 Eleventh
Oakshett Ellen Mrs. (widow), lodgings, 339 Sixth
Oason Henry, laundryman Lucien Dumas, r. 26 Sev-
enth
Gates Bernard, shipcarpenter, r. 18 Welsh
Oate.s Frederick, porter, r. 352 Third
Oat* s George, waiter, r. 28 First
Gates Timuthy, shipcarpenter. r. 18 Welsh
Oatiey Joseph, bagsewerE. Detrick & Co.,r.SWcor
Clay and Davis
Obeli Edward, expressman, cor Davis and Pacific, r.
616 Capp
Oben Charles, teamster Jones & Thompson, r. 1502
Howard
Obenauer George, barber and baths, 39 Second, r.
2206 Pine
Obenauer Henry, shoemaker, 102 Eleventh
Obenauer John, shirt cutter Bullock & Jones, r. Ala-
meda
Ober Benjamin P., bookkeeper Marcus C. Hawleyfc
Co., r. 110 Stockton
Cyberfelder Tobias, liqiior merchant, r. 1608 Post
Oberg Axel, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Oberji Hans, seaman, r. S s Lombard, nr Montgomery
Oberg Martin, deckhand stm Amador, Oakland Ferry
ObfTg Victor, shoemaker Kast & Co., r. 1022 Stockton
Gbergb John A., bookkeeper, r. 817 Mission
Oberman William, laborer, r. 1604 Pacific Av
Gbermeyer Adolph T. F., groceries and liquors, 1501
Folsom
Oberst Frank, laborer, r. 329 Eitch
Oberst William, turner Pac. Furniture Co., r. 846 J^
Folsom
Obert Antoine, miller Capitol Mills, r. Potrero Av,bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Obert Charles W., assistant miller Capitol Mills, r.
Potrero Av, bet Fifte< nth and Sixteenth
Obey SI. Mrs., r. 318 Kearny
Oblett Charles, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Obourne Charles, conductor California St. R. R., r.
1431 Polk
Oboy James, carpenter, r. 6 Fella Pi
Obradovlch Spiro, coffee and oyster saloon, 901 Stock-
ton, r. 920 Powell
Obrock James E., blacksmith D. R. McNeill & Co., r.
1507 }« Market
Obrock John D., veterinary Biirgeon, office 1324
Market, r. 1.507^ Market
Obst Mark, salesman George Fogel, r. 10 Clay
OCCIDENT (Presbyterian Weekly), Rev. Josiah B.
Poiige editor, office 757 Market
Occident Stables, Arthur Waters proptr, NW cor Polk
and Geary
OCCIDKXTAL. AND ORIENTAL STEAM-
SHIP CO., Leland Stanford president, David
D. Slubbs secretary, office NE cor Fourth and
Townsend, room 51, ticket office 2 New Mont
OCCIDENTAL FOUNDRY, Steiger & Kerr
proptiK, 137-139 First
Occidental Grain Warehouse, William M. Starr proptr,
cor First and Townsend
OCCIDENTAL, HOTEL, Charles L. Wetherbee
niana^jer. E s MuutKoniery. from Bush to Sutter
OCCIDENTAL LAUNDRY, William O. Farns-
worth superintendent, SW cor Filbert and Gough
Occidental Lodgings, Mrs. H. Andrews proprietress,
.536 Market
Occidintal Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.), Alfred K.
Inirbrow secretary, office 69 Nevada Block
OCCIDENTAL RESTAURANT, Bergez& Klein
proDtrs .">3i; WasUington
OCCIDENTAL WOOL DEPOT, Ball & Julian
proptrs, N s Townsend, bet Fifth and Sixth
Ocean House, Catharine Anderson proprietress, 103
Clark
Ocean Side House, Charles Chadwick proptr, Ocean
Beach Road, 3 miles from Cliff House
Ocean View Riding and Driving Park, Cornelius Stagg
proptr. Ocean House Road, 6>2 miles from City
Hall
Ochelle Carlo, r. 222 Francisco, rear
Ochernal John, teamster, r. 37 Pacific
Ochlmann R., machinist S. F. Furniture Factory
Ochs Charles W., porter, r. NE cor Howard and Elev-
enth
Ochs Fritz, bartender William P. Miller, r. 137 Gough
Ochs Solomon, expressman Feigenbam & Co., r. 1508
Steiuer
Ockstou Adolphus, teamster, r. 1908 Ellis
ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING, 323-327 Mont
ODD FELLOAVS' CEMETERY, S s Point Lobos
Av, JA mile W of Lone Jlount lin
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCIA-
TION, George W. Roberts secretary, office Odd
Fellows' Hall, 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' GENERAL RELIEF COM-
MITTEE, W. A. Phillipo president, A. W. Gen-
uug .«ecretJirv. office 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' HALL, 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' HALL ASSOCI.4lTION, Cy-
rille T. Pedwell secretary, office 325 Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY, George A. Carnes
librarian, o2r> Montgomery
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIA-
TION, I'aniel McLaren secretaiy, office 325 Mont
ODD FELLOAVS' SAVINGS BANK, Martin
Heller president, James Benson secietary, office
238 Montt^omery
Odell Isaac, fireman stm Mary Garratt, Washington
Street Wharf
Gdell W. L. (Odell & Pollock) , r. 762 Howard
Odell William, butcher, r. NE cor Fifth Av and L,
South S. F.
Odell & Pollock (W. L. Odell and Robert Pollock),
carpenters and builders, 668 Howard
Odermatt Francis A., dentist Winter & Winter, r. 307
Fourth
Odermatt Louis, barber L. Corriveau, r. 113 Geary
Odesta Jacomb, tinsmith Little & Lawson
Odgiers J. L., editorial rooms Evening Post
Odobez C. Mme., dressmaker, 12 Selina PI
Odobez Henry, stonecutter, r. 12 Selina PI
ODORLESS EXCAVATING APPARATUS
CO. of San Francisco, Datus E. Roit president,
Frederick W. Eaton secretary, office 432 Kearny
Odoul August, liquor .«alooa, and wharfinger Hodg-
kins' Wharf, SV,- cor Fifth Av and L, South S. F.
Oechsle Gottlieb F., cabinetmaker West Coast Furni-
ture Co., r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P, South S. F.
Oechsli Stephen, show-casemaker Thuener & Proll, r.
615 Pine
Oechslin William, laundryman Nepttme and Mermaid
Baths, r. SE cor Beach and Larkin
Ceding Emma (widow) , dressmaker, r. 658 Minna
Oehler Minna (widow), candies, 210)^ Drumm
Oehlert Henry, manuf ciijars, 146 Fourth
Oehlert John, tinner Hoffman & Ernst, r. 1217 Pacific
Oehlmanu Richard, woodturner S. F. Furniture Fac-
tor}', r. 120 Howard
Oehlmann William, r. 914 Post
Oellrich Bros. (Theodore and William) . fruits and pro-
duce, 60 Centre Market
Oellrich Theodore (Gellrich Bros.), r. 19 Beideman
Oellrich William (Oellrich Bros.), r. 17 Beideman
Gels Ernest, barkeeper, r. 1711 Market
Oelund Bertha (widow), r. 252}<2 Tehama
Oelund Louis, porter J. W. Shaeffer & Co., r. 252H
Tehama
Oenhausen George, laundryman German Hospital
Oeutrich Henry, clerk C. Meierdierks, r. NW cor Post
and Powell
Oerkirvltz C. H., machinist, r. Grand Central Hotel
Gertie Baldasa, carver, r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Fif-
teenth Av
Oester Charles, manager San Francisco Forge Co., 315
Mission, r. 617 Linden
Oestermann Louis, manuf candv, r. 13 Pearl
OESTERREICHER LOUIS, real-estate agent,22
Montgomery, r. 10 Hickory Av
Oesting Paul, r. 1421 Mason
Oesting William (Erzgraber & Oesting) , r. 1421 Mason
Getkeu William, bartender Ernest Luesmaun, r. 218
Prospect PI
Oettl Henry, harnessmaker, r. Overland House
Oettl Julius, clerk Sherman, Hyde & Co., 137 Kearny
BULLOCK &, JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Oetzmann Emll, bookkeeper Poodle Dog BeBtaurant,
r. 1511 Geary, rear
Oeverniliek Frederick, teamster G. Groezlnger, r. 127
Olive Av
OforKPsen Frederick, seaman, r. 10 Berry
OlTi-n Jacob, laborer Philadelphia House, r. 423 Bush
Offenbacher ihristopher, waiter Schroth & Wester-
feld, r. -ns Kearny
Ofleuberg John L., confectioner, r. 119 Ellis
Ottenhauser Fred, tailor Trautner Bros., r. 220 Pacific
Offer ^Villiaul H. Rev., r. 1212 Pacific
OtlVrman John, salesman John E. Miles, r. 1049 How
Oilermaun 'Winiam (lUohni i^ Offermann) , r. 1402 Fol
Official List Pacific Stock Exchange, Goldstein & Ker-
nan proptrs, office 19 Belden PI
Offutt William H., siguwriter Brooke & Son, r. Oak-
laud
Ofield Charles, lumber tallier, r. 306 Ritch
Ogden Abbie S. Mrs., boarding and lodging, 402 Hayes
Ogden B. Frank, carjienter, 435 Hayes
Ogden Edgar F., clerk (California Jewelry Co., r. 1423
Washington
Ogden Fannie Mrs., r. 23fi Sutter
Ogden Frank B., clerk Alfred A. Cohen
Ogden Frederick, laborer, r. >'E cor Jones aud Fran-
cisco
Ogden Frederick, stockbroker, office 314 Montgomery,
room 4. r. 1423 Washington
Ogden Kate F. Miss, adjuster coiners' department U.
S. Mint, r. IfiOl Washiugton
Ogden Richard L., r. 30 South Park
Ogilby Robert L., mining, r. NW cor Broadway and
Larkin
Ogilvie Frank, porter M. J. Flavin, r. 923 Jones
Ogilvie James R., teacher vocal music, office 232 Sut-
ter, room 24, r. 2215 Polk
Ogilvie Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 923 Jones
Ogilvie Martha (widow) , r. 923 Jones
Ogilvie R. E., builder, r. 2737 California
Ogle John, driver J. A. Roy, r. W s San Bruno Road,
opp Fifteenth Av
Ogle Jonathan, r. 14 Page
Oglesby M. Ada Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, r. 1018 Pine
Oglesby Frank D., brakeman Southern Pacific E. R.,
r. 247 Stevenson
Oglesby James, assay department U. S. Mint, r. 1018
Pine
Oglesby Robert S., instrumentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 1018 Pine
Ogren Olof, cabinetmaker George Thomas, r. 732 Fol
Ohales Frank, fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Ohl Andrew (Ohl & Grover), r. cor Tenth and Rail-
road avs. South S. F.
Ohl & Grover (Andrew Ohl and Henry Grover) , res-
taurant, cor Tenth and Railroad avs. South S. F.
Ohland John (Ohlaud & Vollers) , r. 9(;9 Harrison
Ohland & Vollers (John Ohland and Charles Vollers),
groceries and liquors, 971 Harrison
Ohlandt Henry (N. Ohlandt & Co.),r. N B Twenty-
fourth, bet Potrero Av and Utah
Ohlandt N. & Co. (Henry and Nicholas Ohlandt and
John A. Buck), Animal Charcoal Works, second
Long Bridge, Potrero
Ohlandt Nicholas (N. Ohlandt & Co.), r. N 8 Twenty-
fourth, bet Potrero Av and Utah
Ohlen Edward, restaurant, 212 San.som.r. 327 Bdwy
Ohlerich Cbarles, porter Stewart & Buckley, r. Hotel
Rhoin
Ohlerich Christ, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Ohlig Augustus, r. 31 Second
Ohlig Fanny Mrs., new and second-hand furniture, 31
Second
Ohlig Frank, clerk Mrs. Fannie Ohlig, r. 31 Second
OhlB'u Christian P., restaurant, SE cor Harrison aud
Spear
Ohlseu Jones, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Ohlseu Ole, stevedore A. C. Frrese
Ohlson Henrietta (widow), r. 509 Minna
Ohlson John, wheelwright Bernard Blanch, r G54
Howard
Ohlson Louis William, cooper Charles Sealy, r. Oak-
land
Ohlson. See Olsen and Olson
Ohm Charles H., watchmaker H. A. Callender, r. 806
Webster
Ohm Charles L., r. 1231 Howard
Ohm Edward F., watchmaker and jeweler, C04 Mer-
chant, room 12, r. 217 Geary
Ohm Frederick A., shoemaker, r. 430 Folsom
Ohm Louis, steward, r. 747 Harrison
Ohm Rudolph, jeweler, r. 211 >4 Geary
Ohman A. W., laborer, r. 711 O'Farrell, reap
Ohman William, carpetlayer Hall & Lachman, r.
711 O'Farrell, rear
Ohmeis George E., woodturner Arthur W. McOuire,
r. 729 Treat Av
Ohmon William H., machinist, NE cor Mission and
Fremont, r. 18 Isis
OhnimuB Charles, apprentice A. Boisnet, r. 634 Sev-
enteenth
OhnimuB Louis, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle k Co., r.
(>34 Seventeenth
Ohnimus Louis J., coachman Edward Kennedy, r.
SW cor Twenty-third aud Howard
Ohnstein Oscar, restaurant keeper, r. 14 Bernard
Ohoi'o John,r. 521 Pacific
Ohring John, carpenter, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Ohrt Christian, cigars and tobacco, 515 Clay, r. 13
Allen
Ojeda J. J. Mrs., adjuster coiner 8 department U. S.
Mint, r. 14 Hawthorne
O. K. Foundry, W. S. Ray & Co. proptrs, 228 Main,
office 12-14 Market
Okell (,'h.arles H., member Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Okell Charles J., bookkeeper Anglo^Callfornian Bank,
r. 807 Bush
Okerblad Joseph, tanner, r. 1 Railroad Av
Okerlund Peter (Okerlund & Rasmussen), r. 325
Francisco
Okerlund & Rasnuissen (Peter Okerlund and Erasmus
P. RasmuBsen), blacksmiths and wagonmakers,
325 Francisco
Okers Frank, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Olage Avigustina (widow) , r. 3 Varennes PI
Olagm Eugene, expressman, SE cor Montgomery Av
and Broadway, r. 10 Union
Olan John, teamster Hercules Powder Works
Olander Frithop, brasstinisher William T. Garratt, r.
72 Brady
Olanie Francois X., patternmaker George F. Buswell,
r. Oakland
Olbrecht Augustus, r. 1416 Taylor
Olbeicht John, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Olcott R. M., salesman, 205 Front, r. 1709 Stockton
Olcovich Herman (Olcovich Brothers, Carson City,
Nev.), r. Brunswick House
Olcovich Brothers, merchants (Carson City, Nev.),
office 537 Market
Old Hickory Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co,, Cal.),
E. A. Ball secretary, office 502 Montgomery
Old Saucelito Land ami Dry Dock Co., John H. Sayre
secretary, office 330 Pine, room 36
Old Turn Verein Hall, Julius Wildermuth proptr, 620
Bush
Oldelehr John G., with Philip, Speyer & Co. r. Oak-
laud
Oldenschlager John, clerk, r. 530 Third
Older Herbert, compositor John H. Carmany & Co., r.
9 Taylor
Oldfield Charles, clerk Pope & Talbot
Oldham Kate Mrs., carpetsewer, r. 1043 Mission
Oldham Laura, dressmaker, i*. 715 Howard
Olevas William, circinglemaker, r. 14 Card Alloy
Olin \. S., r. SE cor Leavenworth aud Geary
Oliphant David D., bookkeeper Cal. Silk Manuf Co.,
r. 17 Dupont
Oliva Emanuel, teamster Louis Zephyr, r. 500 Bay
Oliva Giovanni, accountant, office 230 Kearny, r. 911
Vallejo
Oliva Luigi, vegetable garden, nr German Hospital
Oliva Sebastiano, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Olive Carlo, porter George Zolfo
Oliver , driver Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1424 M Jackson
Oliver Bartlndomew P., real estate and insurance
agent, office 310 Pine, room 32, r. 317 Franklin
Oliver Catherine (widow), r. 317 Franklin
Oliver Charles P., cook Joseph F. Alex, r. 719. Vallejo
Oliver Daniel, carpenter, r. 541 3^ Natoma
Oliver Danii-j M., machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works
Oliver David, carpenter Risdon 1. and L. Works
Oliver David, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co.. r. 2311
California
Oliver David Jr., stock clerk Hale & Pacheco, r. 2311
California
Oliver Denis J., capitalist, r. SE cor Pine and Mason
Oliver Elizabeth (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
Oliver Frank, quartermaster Pacific Mall 8. S. Co., r.
207 Montgomery Av
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
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Oliver Frank B., clerk E. Detrlck & Co., r. 131Natoma
Oliver George, dairyman Michael Coleman, r. E s
Diamoffa, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Oliver George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Oliver George, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Oliver Henry (Henry Oliver & Co.), r. Oakland
Oliver Henry & Co., engravers on wood, 518 Clay
Oliver Henry J., engineer, r. 23233^ Harrison
Oliver James, barber David N. Dunn, r. Oakland
Oliver James Mr.s., r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Oliver John, conductor N. B. and Mission B. R., r.
Golden Gate Hotel
Oliver Joseph, waiter 757 Market, r. 357 Clementina
Oliver Lewis, master mariner, r. 43 Stanly PI
Oliver Mining Co. (El Dorado and Placer Cos., CaJ.),
Charles A. Sankey secretary, office 331 Montgom-
ery, room 20
Oliver Robert, diamond setter Hubash & Hirschman,
r. 2007 Mason
Oliver William, porter H. Dutard, r. 8 Clinton
Oliver William F., engraver and draughtsman 518
Clay, r. 212 Ellis
Oliver William G., accountant, r. 2242 Howard
Oliver William H.; capitalist, r. Russ House
Oliver William H., merchant, r. 120 Jones
OLIVER AVILtilAM LETTS, mining secretary
office .328 Montgomery, room 13, r. 2318 California
Oliver. See OUiver
Olivera Ramon, farmer, r. 1 Tay
Oliveris Leonard, porter John Kiefer, r. Hinckly, nr
Kearny
Olivier Claudine Mme, laundry 1021 Stockton
Ollivier Leonie Mrs., irouer F. Lipsky, 1133 Clay
Olivier Rinaldo L., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 9 Union PI
OlUudorf Henry, third cook S. S. Newbern, Folsom
St. Wharf
Olliver Mary (widow), nurse, r. 343 Shipley
Olliver Willis, waiter A. E. Swain, r. 551 Mission
Olmo Antonio (Linn Js Olmo) , r. 2 Vallejo PI
Olmstead James M., lumber surveyor, Pier 10 Steuart,
r. East Oakland
Olmstead Rachel T. Mrs., newspaper correspondent,
r. 135 Post
Olmstead Sarah Mrs., r. 108 Ellis
Olmstead Thomas, bookkeeper, r. 807 California
Olmsted Charles, laborer Louis Bruwu, r. 308 Main
Olmsted Stella L. Miss, teacher, r. 226 Shotwell
Olmsted Stephen E., spcculatur, r. 18 Prosiiect PI
OLiMSTEU WILLIAM N. (W. H. Mahoncy & Co.),
and general agent British America Assurance Co.
of Toronto, Canada, office 409 California, r. 319
First
Olney Frederick, r. 8 Dupont
Olney George A., bartender, r. 13 Third
Olney Warren (Robinson, Olney & Byrne), attorney at
law, office 310 Pine, rooms 35-41, r. Oakland
Olompali Silver Mining Co., Louis Franconi secreta-
ry, office NE cor California and Sausom
Cpherts Robert, r. 155 Minna
Oliivist John, blacksmith, S s Greenwich, nr Filltaore
Olrich Henry, waiter Columbia Hotel, 741 Market
Ol.san John, teamster Caltforuia Powder Works, r. 1219
Dovisadero
Olson A., waiter Grand Hotel
Olsen Adolph, seaman, r. 428 Drumm
Ol.seu Andrew, brassfmisher William T. Garratt, r. 258
(>lemeutina
Olsen Andrew, sash and bliudmaker Centennial
Planing Mill
Olsen Andrew, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Olsen Andrew R., tailor, r. 3 Gerke Alley
Olsen Antone, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Olsen August, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Olsen Bernard, Hcamau, r. 12 Jackson
Olsen Charles, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Olsen Charles, seaman schr La Oironde, Main St.
Wharf
Olsen Charles F., seaman, r. 3G First
Olsen Chris, r. 932 Shipley
Olsen Chri.stian (Olsen it Johnson) , r. 9 Perry
Olsen Christian, Hciinian, r. 5()t; Davis
Olsen Christian, wharf builder, r. 19 Mission Av
Olsen Christian E., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Olsen D., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Olsen Dora, domestic 810 Lombard
Olsen I'^dward, machinist Empire Foundry, r. 62)i
Shipley
Olsen Eliza B. Miss, housekeeper 1410 Leavenworthr.
Olsen Emil, lithographic printer W. T. Galloway, ^
159 Lombard
Olsen Erick, laborer Savage & Son, r. 623^ Shipley
Olsen Ferdinand, helper Fulton Iron Works, r. 36
First
Olsen Frederick, cook Augustus Volz. r. 109 Third
Olsen Frederika, domestic 935 Valencia
Olsen Gustav, blacksmith, r. 115 William
Olsen Gustave S., porter Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
2527 Post
Olsen H., millhand Haskell & Bode, r. 110 Freelon
Olsen Haus, cabinetmaker Andrew Geishaker, r. 10553^
Folsom
Olsen Hans C. (Olsen & Cunniflf) , r. NW cor Eight-
eenth and Dolores
Olsen Henry, fisherman, r. 12 Jackson
Olseu Henry, housemover John Sullivan, r. 11 Heron
Olsen Henry, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Olsen Henry, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Steuart
Olsen Jacob, fisherman, r. E s Baker, bet Tonquinand
Lewis
Olseu Jacob, laborer, r. G68 Bryant
Olsen Jacob, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Olsen J. L., oysterman, r. 10 Berry
Olsen John (Olseu & Petersen), r. 102 Spear
Olsen John, captain schr John Lambert, r. E s Bart-
lett, nr Twenty-sixth
Olsen John, housemover, r. 11 Heron
Olsen John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 500 Ninth
Olseu John, laborer Pioneer Steam Marble Works, r.
West Oakland
Olsen John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Olsen John, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Olsen John P. (Fisher & Olsen) , r. Oakland
Olsen L., engineer California Boiler Works, r. 260
First
Olsen Louis, seaman, r. bailors' Home
Olsen Louis T., conductor N. B. and Mission R. K., r.
711 Tehama
Olsen Martin, groceries and liquors, NW cor Mont-
gomery and Greenwich
Olsen Martin, mate, r. 12 Jackson
Olsen Martin, seaman schr Vladimir, Beale St. Wharf
Olsen Mary Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1055 }<S Folsom
Olsen Mary Mrs., stewardess S. S. Idaho
Olsen Mathias, seaman, r. 534 Birch Av
Olsen Matthew, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Olsen Michael, captain barkentiue Grace Roberts,
Hathaway's Wharf
Olsen Nicola^, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Olsen Olaf , cook Henry Rohde, r. 609 Union
Olsen Olaf, seaman, r. 206' Steuart
Olsen Olaf G., tailor, 2 Delta PI
Olsen Ole, engineer Merchants' Dry Dock, r. S s Lom-
bard, bet Kearny and Montgomery
Olsen Ole, expressman, r. 2927 Sacramento
Olsen Ole, laborer, r. 626 Brannan, rear
Olsen Ole E., painter, r. 252 Clara
Olsen Otto, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock
Olsen Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Olsen Petir, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Olseu Peter A., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Olsen 11. O., floiirpacker Murteustcin & Doming, r.
504 Vallejo
Olsen Robert L., expressman, cor Third and Folsom,
r. N s Kansas, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Olsen Samuel, assistant engineer stm Cora, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Olsen Samuel, seamau, r. 37 Pacific
Olsen Sievert, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Olsen Telef ., carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Olseu Theodore, seaman, r. NE cor Howard and Spear
Olsen Theodore, second officer S. S. Areata, r. Empire
House
Olsen Thomas; cook A. Van Bergen
Olsen Thomas, laborer, r. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Olsen William, captain J. N. Ingalls, r. 121 Francisco
Olsen & Cuniiiff (H. C. Olsen and W. A. Cuuniff), stock
yard, 16] (i Market
Olsen & Johnson (Christian Olsen and Peter Johnson),
liqiior saloon, 767 Market
Olsen & Petersen (John Olsen and Peter Petersen),
restaurant, 102 Sjiear
Olson August, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 336 Bryant
Olson August, oysterman, r. 415 East
Olson Carolina, domestic, 923 Jai kson
Olson Charles, bricklayer, r. 31 Fifth Av, rear
Olson Charles E., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Olson Gustave, cooper, 4 Oregon, r. 1129 Filbert
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Olson J. Mrs., millinery, 1419 Polk
Olson John, driver M. GradwoUl & Co.,r. 326 Hickory
Av
Olson John, seaman, r. 3 Crook
Olson John E. (Olson & Peterson), r. 1110 Battery
Olson John N., waiter 13. Keuuiy, r. 423 Dupont
Olson Knud, bra.sslinisher Eaglo Brass Works, r. 23
Alia PI
Olson Lewis, master mariner, r. 121G Twenty-first
Olson Martin, r. 5 Wasluuf»ton
Olson Martin, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Olson Matthew, seaman, r. 336 Bryant
Olson Matthias, captain schr David and Ettie, office
271 East
Olson Peter, boarding stable, 10 Merchant, r. cor Mer-
chant and East
Olson Peter, seaman, r. 415 East
Olson T., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
OIsou Thomas (Olson & Schow) , r. 3 Bartol
Olsou it Schow (Thomas Olson & Frank Schow) , liquor
saloon, cor Jackson aid Montgomery Av
Olson & Petersen (John E. Olsou and Olof Petersen) ,
liquor saloon, E 8 Battery, bet Union and Filbert
CIson. See Ohlsen and Ohlson
Olssou John (Peterson *; Olsson). r. 1419 Polk
Oltmaun Edwin G., tailor, r. 110 William
Olwell James, contractor, r. 523 Valencia
Olwell James P., compositor Examiner, r. 413 Union
Olwell William G., messenger Board of Health, r. 1017
Mason
OLYMPIC CLUB, William S. Lawton, superinten-
dent, rooms 119 Post
Olympic Lodging House, Henry H. Kalston proptr,
904 Kearny
Omahu and St. Louis E. E., T. H. Dearborn agent,
office 3 New Montgomery
Oman Eniil, master mariner, office 305 East
Oman Gustave, cook, r. 415 East
Oman John, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Omega Table Mountain Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co.,
Cal.), David Wilder secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 21
Omen Charles, shoemaker, r. 127 Jackson
Omen Charles, longshoreman, r. 001 Natoma
Omey Charles, drayman Adrian Bergea, r. 160 Te-
hama
Omey George W., drayman Drake & Emerson, r. 521
Sansom
Omey Philip J., seaman, r. 221 Sixth
Omnien Bernard, cook, r. 264 Jessie
Ommert Adam, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. cor First
Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
OMXIBUS RAILROAD CO., William S. Mason
secretary, office 727 Howard
Onderdonk Andrew, civil engineer and sea wall con-
tractor, office 18 Nevada Block, r. 2010 Jackson
Onderdonk John E., superintendent sea wall, office
cor Kearny and Bay r. 2U10 Jackson
ONK PRICK DRY GOODS HOUSE, Peixotto &
Silverman proptrs, 42-4ii Third
Oneida Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.) , Hyman P. Bush
secretary, office 20 Merchants' Exchange Bldg
Onen August, tannery, S s Twenty-ninth, bet San Jos6
Av and Dolores
Onesti Guiseppe (Onesti & Connor), r. 930 Broadway
Onesti Guiseppe, Jisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Onesti & Connor (Guisejjpe Onesti and John Conner),
fruit and produce commission, 501-503 Sansimi
Oneto Andrew, fruits and vegetables, 240}s Fifth
Oneto Domeuico, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Oneto Laurence, bootblack, 602 Market, r. 19 Jasper PI
Oneto Stffano, laborer, r. W s Mission, nr Five-Mile
Store
Ono Hall, 1883-1885 Mission
Ouon Charles, shoemaker, r. 531 East
Onstine J. B., r. 623 California
Onstott JohnH., carpenter, r. 314 Bush
Ontario Silver Mining Co. (Utahl.B. B. Minor secre-
tary, office 49 Nevada Block
Ontiveros Alfred, sign painter, r. 1326 Dupont
Ontiveros Jesus, restaurant, 1320 Dupont
Onyon Isaac, storekeeper Quartermaster's Depart-
ment U. S. A., r. 443 Fifth
Onz J. W., carpenter Amtrew Onderdonk, r. 200 San
Jose Av
Oogran Olof, cabinetmaker, r. 732 Folsom
Opdyke Peter, shoemaker, r. 127 Page
Opdyke William, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
127 Page
Openshaw Alice (widow) , furnished rooms, 104 Miss
Openshaw J. H., m<'sseuger letter department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 104 Mission
OPHIR SIL.VKR MIIVING CO. (Storey Co,,
Nev.), Charles L. McCoy secretary, office Cosmo-
politan Hotel, room 9
Opitz Frederick W., foreman blacksmith Kimball
Manuf. Co., r. 310 Waller
Opp Margaret Mrs., r. 118 Post ' ',
Oppenheim D., merchant, r. 614 Sutter "*^
Oppenheim Isaac, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. 309 Powell
Oppenlu-im Jacob, clerk S. B. Oppenheim, r. 1004
Larkin
Oppeulieim Jacob S., r. 35 Fourth
Oppenheim John, stockbroker, office 313 Montgomery,
r. 127 Seventh
Oppenheim Phillip, chief clerk H.W.John's Hanuf.
Co., r. 10 Bond
Oppenheim Eobert (Oppenheim & Stieber), r. 300
Hyde
Oppenheim Sol, clerk Lippman Bros., r. 20 Linden
Oppenheim Solomon B., clothing, 35 Fourth, r. 1004
Larkin
Oppenheim & Stieber (Robert Oppenheim and Dan-
iel Stieber) , barbers, 12 Sixth
Oppcnheimer Arthur, salesman, r. 010 Buchanan
Opijeubeimer Benjamin, crockery, 937 Market
Oppeuhtimer Benjamin B., clerk Hodgkins & Trevoy,
r. 010 Buchanan
Oppenheimer Charles (Porter, Oppcnheimer, Slessin-
ger iK: Co.) , r. Westminster House
Oljpeuheiiaer Elias, butcher Hudson & Oppenheimer,
r. 517 Octavia
Oppenheimer Emil, bookkeeper Oppenheimer &
Brother, r. 1110 Sutter
Oppenheimer Harry, barber, r. 937 Market
Oppenheimer Hurry, salesman Eoos Bros., r. 1110 Sut
Oppenheimer Henry (Hudson & Oppenheimer) , r. 517
Octavia
Oppenheimer Henry (Oppenheimer & Brother) , r.
1110 Sutter
Oppenheimer Herman, baker Meyer & Muehe
Oppenheimer Isaac (Neustadter Bros.) , r. New York
Oppenheimer Ivan, hides and furs, 121-123 Washing-
ton, r. 1309 Octavia
Oppenheimer Joseph L. (Oi)penheimer & Salinger),
r. 935 Post
Oppenheimer Manuel, barber, r. 144 Shipley
Oppenheimer Mayer, merchant, r. 610 Buchanan
Oppenheimer Saul, salesman, r. 610 Buchanan ■
Oppenheimer & Brother (Henry Oppenheimer and
Lewis Goodman) , importers cigars and tobacco,
200-202 Front
Oppenheimer <te Salinger (Joseph L. Oppenheimer
and William W. Salinger), money brokers, 422
Montgomery
Opi^erman Christian, musician, r. 539 California
Opperman Frederick, carpenter, r. W s Alemany, bet
Seventeenth and Church Lane
Oppozzi Pirtro, waiter Campi's Restaurant
Oram Charles, baker A. Rambaud & Co., r. 1518Jj
Stockt^)n
Oram Charles, plumber Charles W. Smith, r. 1418
Geary
Oram John, messenger Light House Department,
120 Sutter, r. Oakland
Oramas Theodore, cigars and toba«co, 1000 Market, r.
18 Prospect PI
Orchard Thomas Jr., head clerk U. 8. Railway Mail
Service, r. Oakland
Orcicr Alexandre, laundry, 508 Broadway
Orcutt Charles, laborer, r. 1105 McAllister
Orciitt Moses, r. Park Hotel
Orcutt William C, bootlinisher Porter, Opijenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 1319 California
Ord James L., surgeon Fourth Artillery U. S. A., Fort
Point, r. Commercial Hotel
Ordenstein Louis, clerk Ordenstein & Co., r. .513 Post
Ordenstein Max (Ordenstein & Co.), r. 513 Post
Ordenstein & Co. (Max Ordenstein and Campbell' W.
Craig), manufs cigars and tobacco, and agents
patent cigar molds, 306-308 Battery
Ordt John, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. North Ger-
man House
Ordway Abraham, laborer, r. 1001 Folsom
Ordway Ecelia Mrs., r. 1325)4 Minna
Ordway George, upholsterer Eugene Hoey, r. 1515
Leavenworth
Ordway George H., teamster S. F. Box Factory, r. 150
Clara
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit weU— Wear weU— Look weU.
ANDERSON 2i RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Ordway William, upholsterer, r. 1325 )« Minna
OREGON CITY AV^OOLEN MILLS, Brown
Bros. & Co. agents, office 24- 'it! Sansom
Oregon Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Sto-
rey Co., Nev.), David Wilder secretary, office 328
Montgomery, room 21
Oregon House, James Smith proptr, 238 Steuart
Oregon Lodging House, Dennis Feely proptr, 641
Commercial
OREGON STATE BOARD OF IMMIGRA-
TION, John E. Shephard commissioner, office
.504 Battery
OREGON STEAMSHIP CO., H. Villard presi-
dent, K. Van Oterendorp agent, office 210 Battery
OREGON STEAMSHIP LANDING, toot Fol
OREGON STOCK AND BUTCHERING CO.
(John Catlow and Caleb H. Johnson) , wholesale
butchers, First Av, South S. F., office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 24
Orclli Isadore, painter Silvestre Orelli, r. 1825 Powell
Orelli Silvestre, house painter, 1825 Powell
Orendain Virginia Miss, tailoress, r. 527 Green
Orfila P. v., Lairdressing saloon and wigmaker, 238
Kearny, r. W s Polk, bet Sutter and Post
Orford Robert (Degan & Ortord), r. St. James House
Orgiet Peter, liquor saloon, 419 Drumm
Oriard J. T., physician, r. 423 Eddy
Orient Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), Victor Fernbach
s.cretarv, office 9-10 S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
ORIENTAL BONDED AND FREE WARE-
HOUSES, Pool & Harris proptrs, cor First and
Branuan
Oriental Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.,
William K. Bentley secretary, office 327 Pine,
room II)
ORIENTAL DOCK, Pool & Harris proptrs, cor
First and Braunau
Oriental Hotel, Leoni Jung proptr, SW cor Washing-
ton and Drumni
Oriental Tea Co. (E. J. Burnham and J. W. Lynch),
323-325 Sixth, Grand Arcade Market
Original Amador Mining Co., office 320 San, room 6
Original Gold Hill Gold and Silver Mining Co., W. M.
Helman secretary, office 30'J California
Original Hidden Treasure Mining Co. (White Pine,
Nev.),D. A. Jennings secretary, office 401 Cali-
fornia, room 4
Original Keystone Silver Mining Co., George C.Pratt
secretary, office 25 Nevada Block
Orln Morris, engineer, r. 440 Braunan
Oriui Erastus, r. 427 Bush
Orjubin Frank M., proptr Pioneer Dyeing and Steam
Blanket Cleaning Establishment, 171i» Powell and
(;03 Montgomery Av
Orlaud J. W., bricklayer, r. 14 Bryant Av
Orlando A,, restanrantkeeper, r. 1108 Stockton
Orleans Gold and Silver Mining Co, (Storey Co., Nev.) ,
Jacob Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, otiice 419 California,
room 26
Orleans Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), George P.
Thurston secretary, office 315 California, I'oom 8
Orman Gregoiro, r. 1027 Dupont
Ormerd William H., engineer E. K. Howes & Co., r.
11 ;^ Clara
Orms John, porter Florence House, 108 Ellis
Ormsby Eliza Miss, dressmaker, r, 24(1 Stevenson
Ormsby r'.eurgo, pantryman Alfred W. Manning
Ormsby Jolm. cook Alfred W. Manning
ORN V3JIC.\ TAL GLASS WORKS, Samuel E.
Hopper prciptr, 15 '<j Fremont
Orndorff Catharine (widow), r. 14 Turk
Orndorlf Mary Miss, teai hermu.sic, r. 14 Turk
Orne William H,, foreman Evening Post, r. 11 Monroe
Ornoudt Geistan, r. 834 Jackson
Oro Blanco Mining Co. (,\rlzona), W. O. Gould secre-
tary, office 328 Montgomery, room 20
Oro Fino Mining Co. (Owyhee Co., Idaho), William
H. McClintock secretary, office 330 Pine, room 5
Oro Mining Co, (Bodle. Cal,) , William Stuart secre-
tary, office 320 Sansom, room 12
Orom Charles, extraman Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D.
Orosco Camila (widow), r. 1('> Piuckncy PI
Oroville Gravil Mining Co, (Butte Co,, Cal,) , John T,
M((Je(igbeK»n secretary, office 318 Piue, room 13
ORPH.VN ASVUIM (Hebrew), E s Devieadcro,
bet Hayes and Grove
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Protestant) , S s B Bight, bet
l!u( lianau and Laguna
ORPHAN ASYLUM (Roman Catholic), N, bet
Eighteenth and Twentieth avs. South S. F.
Orphant Robert, blacksmith Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 22
Frederick, rear
Orr Andrew, cook Baldwin's Restaurant, r. 914 Mont
Orr Ann J. (widow) , r. 1214 Kearuy
Orr Chambers, carpenter, r. 735 Brannan
Orr George, pressman Alta California Job Office, r.
520 Chestnut
Orr Hugh, engineer Union Iron Works, r. 23 Welsh
Orr James, bag sewer Neville & Co., r. 21 Louisa
Orr James, stevedore, r. 520 Chestnut
Orr James H,, waiter Palace Hotel, r. NW cor Minna
and Third
Orr Jeremiah, carpenter, r. 77 Everett
Orr John K. (Orr & Atkins), r. San Rafael
Orr Joseph, conductor Southern Pac. R. R., r. 703
Market
Orr Joseph N., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 703
Market
Orr Martha, do.mestic 556 Minna
Orr Maurice J., r. 119 Third
Orr Samuel L., physician, office and r. 17-18 St.'Ann's
Building, NW cor Powell and Eddy
Orr Sarah, seamstress Gr.ind Hotel
Orr Walter P., clerk, r. 1214 Kearny
Orr William J., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 1214
Kearny
ORR «Sj ATKINS (John K. Orr and Robert C. At-
kins), gents' fvirnisliing goods, 123-125 Mont
Orra Antoiue, butcher William O'Brien, r. cor Seventh
and Railroad Av, South S. F.
Orra Frank, with Selby Smelting and Lead Works
Orra John, retiner Selby Smelting and Lead Works, r.
1300 X. Stockton
Orren Fred, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
ORRICK OLIVER S., Averill Mixed Paint, 329
Market, r. Oakland
Orsan Christian, liquor saloon, r. 9 Perry
Orseo Cesare, cook, r. 222 Broadway
Orsi Felix, boot and shoemaker, 432 Pacific
Orsi Jacob, painter G. B. Deferrari
Ortega Joseph, pantryman S. S. Orizaba, r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Ortega John, messman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Ortega Sabino, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r, 15
Bannam PI
Orteig Jacques, r. 308 Sutter
Ortelli Guiseppi, janitor Wenceslao Loaisa, r. 906 Fil-
bert
Ortet John F., cutler, 524 Commercial, r. 4 Clay Av
Ortet Lucien, r. 1027 Dupont
Orth , ijorter, r. 443 Bush
Orth Frank, waiter George A, Rogers, r. 1244 Mission
Orth John, machinist California Sugar Refinery, r.
W s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-
second
Orth Julia, domestic 7 Liberty
Orth Peter, shoemaker FranzHeim, r. 19 Elliot Park
Ortion August, diamondsetter California Jewelry Co.,
r. 300 Pacific
Ortiz Celedouio, capitalist, r. 430 Bryant
Ortiz Chai'les, deckhand stm Mary Garratt
Ortiz Fernando, cigars, 1222 Stockton
Ortiz Jose Antonio, student, r, 314 Fifth
Ortiz Manuel, barber, r. 1414 Pacific
Ortiz Ivamon, cook, 810 Mission
Ortlenton Nelson, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Ortniann John F. (Dawson lS: Ortmann and Nevada
Co,), r, Scott, bet Pine and California
Orton Arthur, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 1077
Eighth, Oakland
Orton G, V., salesman H. P. Gregory & Co., r. 417
Kearny
Orton Richard H. (Belden & Orton) , r. 131 First Av
Ortopossi Aurelio, farmer, r. 410 Pacific
Orvis O. D, (K. Osburu & Co.), 223 Sacramento
Orzani Eugene, laborer Rafaello Bolognesi, r. 307
Broadway
Osboru A, A., sawyer, r. 22 Geary
Osborn Anthony, steward, r. 1309 Sacramento
Osborn C. Mahlon, salesman Neville & Co., r. 1819
Hyde
Osborn C. W,, teamster Peck & Co,, r, 1411 Bush
0.sl)oru (iliarlotte A. (widow), r. 019 Turk
Osborn Daniel, cook Pacific Iviail S, S. Alaska
O.sborn Edward E., designer, office 429 Montgomery,
r. 1010 Larkin
Osborn Kmma Mrs., r. 736 Vallejo
Osborn Frank A., calker, r. 424 Fremont
Osborn Frank F. (Osborn & Alexander), r. 2430 Pine
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteromerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Lolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St, opposite the Plaza.
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Osborn Frank H., assiBtant surveyor, r. 736 Vallejo
Osborn Frederick A., clerk R. F. Osboru & Co., r. S s
Liberty ur Guerrero
Osborn Gctirgp, uiHchlnibt Baker & Hamilton, r. cor
Filbert and Van Ncs?? Av
OSBORN GEOKGK W., real estate, office 40
Nevada Block, r. 177i> Howard
Osborn Henry, apprentice Larkins & Co., r. 338 Main
Osborn Homer E., buyer Crane & Brigham, r. .2209
Fillmore
Osborn John, miner, r. Clipper Hotel
Osborn Joseph (Knox & Osborn), r. Knoxville, Lake
Co., Cal.
Osborn Joseph, stableman W. Riphenburgh, r.l02 Clark
Osborn Julia (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 512 Stevenson
Osborn Lamartine, clerk 'William Willis, r. I(;i6 Larkin
Osborn R. F. (R. F. Osborn & Co.), r. S s Liberty nr
Guerrero
OSBORN R. F. »& CO., importers cabinet, car-
riage and general hardware, 7.51 Market
Osborn Russell W., clerk Brown, Craig & Co., r. 2209
Fillmore
Osborn Thomas F., machinist Neville & Co., r. 1312
Hyde
Osborn Thomas W., hardware, r. 2300 Larkin
Osl)orn William W.. tailor, r. IfilO Larklu
OSBORN «S; ALEXANDER (Frank Osborn and
George Webb Alexander) , hardware and meehan-
i> s' tools, 628 Market
0-;borne Anthony, steward Union Club
Osborne D. J., r. 510 Ellis
OSBORNE D. M. «& CO., manufs mowers and
reapers (Auburn, N. Y.) , M. Ayers manager, 254
Market
Osborne Fred, laborer Heerdink & Co., r. 131 Fifteenth
Osborne George H., carpenter, r. 21 Grand Av
Osborne Henry, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 1
Beale PI
Osborne Peter, laborer, r. 131 Fifteenth
Osborne Thomas, cook, r. 18 First
Osborne William S., clerk Woods & Freeborn, r. Oak-
land
Osbourne Louise, actress, r. Nevada House
Osbourne Samuel (Jones & Osbourne) , and official
rei^orter Third District Court, office 630 Clay,
room 12, r. Oakland
Osburn John M. (K. Osburn & Co.), r. Oregon
Osburn Kleber (K. Osborn & Co.), r. 1810 Webster
OSBVRN K. »te CO. (O. I). Orvis and J. M. Os-
burn), importers and jobbers cigars and tobacco,
223 Sacramento
Osbiirn W. F., compositor r. 107 Minna
Osburne Adolph, cabinetmaker Nissen Brothers, r. 200
Leavenworth
Oschatz Franz, liquor saloon, 34 Austin
Oschkinat August, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r.
812 Folsom
Oseman W'illiam, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
1008 J<; Market
Oser Frank, machinist, r. 243 Second
Osgood Archer, carriagepaiuter Kimball Manuf Co.,
r. 720 Ellis
Osgood Charles, longshoreman, r. Branch House
Osgood Charles E., artificial stone manufacturer, r.
1212 Mission
Osgood Charles P., salesman Carolan, Cory & Co., r.
180.-> Polk
Osgood Edwin J., policeman City Hall, r. 1212 Mission
Osgood Frank, Ship Calkers' .\ssn. Barra's Hall
Osgood Frederick, salesman W. Warner Henry & Co.,
r. fi Hopeton Terrace
Osgood George, r. 1830 Eddy
Osgood H. Augustus, stencilcutter, r. Twenty-ninth,
bet Sanchez and Noe
Osgood Horace N., captain ship Robert Dixon, Harri-
son St. Wharf
Osgood Hosea, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. Valley, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Osgood J. L., mining, r. 32 Silver
OsgO'd Mary (widow), J. 912 Washington
Osgood Mary Miss, r. 912 Washington
Osgood Porter, packer Genesee Mill Co., r. 2300 Cal
Osgood R. W. (Weeks & Osgood), r. San Rafael
Osgood Thaddeus B., carriagewasher Palace Stables,
r. 42 Tehama
Osgood WilUam, r. 36 Clay
Osgood William H., merchant, office 214 California, r.
Grand Hotel
Osimaa Charles, liquor saloon, 47 Sacramento
Osman Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 1001 Powell
Osmer Charles (Osmer & Co.),r. NW cor First and
and Brannan
OSMER «!ic CO. (Charles Osmer, John G. W.
Sihulte and Herman H. W. Stroecker) , wines and
liquors, NW cor First and Brannan, and NE cor
Folsom and Steiiart
Osmers Herman, barkeei^er Osmer & Co., r. NW cor
First and Brannan
Ososke Isaac, butcher, 334 Fifth, r. 860 Folsom
Ososke Marcus, butcher Isaac Ososke, r. 158 Clara
Ososke Morris, tailor, r. 974 Folsom
Ospiua Pedro, chemist, r. 708 O'Furrell
Ospiua T\ilio, chemist, r. 708 O'Farrell
Osteu Gt orge, carpenter, r. N s Lizzie, nr Mission
Osier Harry, drayman, r. 1319 Filbert
Oster Henry, barber Jacob Davis, r. 013 Mason
Oster Selignian, porter M. Goodwin & Co., r. NW cor
I'nioii an(\ Larkin
Osterhont William P., clerk The Bradstreet Co., r. 048
Howard
Osterloch Samuel, grocer, r. 629 Grc'Cnwich
Osterloh Adolph, watchmaker and mechanician, 300
Fourth
Osterloh Henry, salt dealer, commission merchant,
agent Eden Landing and Union City Steamers,
and Frederick Seidel, soap, office 37 Commercial,
r. Haywards
Osterloh Kourad, cigarmaker Ferdinand Scheile, r.923
Sacramento
Ostermann William, seaman, r. 025 Pacific
Ostheimer John, gardener, r. 117 Virginia
Ostliofl' John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Twen-
ty-second and Alabama
Ostino G. B., Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ostmau Augusta, domestic 816 Bush
Ostoich John C. (Mcdovieh k Co.), 6 Leidesdorff
Ostrander Cornelius, machinist, r. cor Masonic and
St. Rose avs
Ostrander Daniel, woodturner Frank Grader, r. cor
St. Rose and Masonic avs
Ostrander John, helper Union Box Factory, r. cor
Masonic and St. Rose avs
Ostrander M. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. A. O. Asten
Ostrander Peter, engineer, r. cor Masonic and St.
Rose avs
Ostrander Stephen, salesman Schafer & Co.,r. 208 Oc-
tavia
Ostruf Peter, laborer, r. 31 Fifth Av
Oswald David, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei,r. cor Bran-
nan and Clinton
Oswald Henry W., expressman, r. NE cor Gough and
Union
Oswald John, shoemaker Charles Maier, r. 2 Reed PI
Oswald Joseph (Harris, Oswald & Noble), r. 8 Graham
PI
Oswald Joseishine, domestic 807 Pacific
Oswald William, butcher, 1010 Pacific
Oswego Starch Co., Ira Ayers Jr. agent, office and
salesroom 110 Front
Otere Frank (Otero & Perino). r. 427 Pacific
Otere & Perino (Frank Otere and Frank Perino), hair-
dressing saloon, 019 Sacramento
Otero Margareto Mrs., r. 1318 Dupont
Otersen Hei-man (Remmel & Otersen), r. NE cor Mis-
sion and Third
Otey Ida, domestic 1018 Sacramento
Othello Charles, waiter stm Cora, Washington St.
Wharf
Otillio Berta, salesman John Marchi, r. 1714 Dupont
Otis Edward, switchman Central Pac. R. B., r. 0 Clem
Otis Frank, attorney at law, office 620 Montgomery, r.
2121 Larkin
Otis Frederick M., clerk F. L. Barreda, r. 821 Sutter
Otis Henry, painter, r. South Park Hotel
Otis Lucy"(widow), r. 821 Sutter
Otis Stephen (Otis & Co.), r. 2121 Larkin
Otis Susan (widow) , r. 501 Post
Otis T. W. Mrs., r. 130 Tyler
Otis Theodore C., r. 415 Mason
Otis William, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Otis & Co. (Stephen Otis), stockbrokers, office 306
Montgomery
Otohol Maria, domestic 1816 Washington
Ott Friedolin, watchmaker John Heizman,r. 8 Bay Av
Ott John W., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r. 15
Glover
Ott Moritz, clerk, r. 216 Post
Ott Nicholas, carpenter, r. 131 Freelon
Ott William, cellarman Bach, Meese & Co., r. Broad-
way, bet Montgomery and Kearny
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Ottan John, laborer, r. Hackmeier'B Hotel
Ottan Otto, stockbroker, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Otte Henry, master mariner, r. 619 Bryant
Ottell Henry, waiter, r. Overland House
Otten Claus) groceries and liquors, SW cor Post and
Octavia
Otten John (Otten & Cordes), r. 713 Vallejo
Otten John D., r. 26 Turk
Otten John H., watchmaker Christian Ahrens, r. 1516
Powell
Otten Peter, clerk, r. 620 Bush
Otten & Cordes (John Otten and John Cordes), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Stockton and Vallejo
Ottenberg I., Byron Club, 417 Kearny
Otteuham , barber Morris Rosenthal
Otteuheimer Isaac, butcher, 29-30 Grand Western
Market, r. 1232 Polk
Ottenheimer Milton, salesman Nast & Greenzweig
Otteuheimer 'William, night inspector Custom House,
r. 1525 Pine
Ottignon John L., foreman Bowen's Yeast Powder
Factory, r. 1910 Stevenson
Ottis Geoige, lather, r. 533 Commercial
Ottmann John E., tailor, 110 William
Otto Alfred, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Otto Amelia, domestic, r. 1298 Van Ness Av
Otto Arthur, drayman, r. 7 Isis
Otto August, tailor, r. 429 Bush
Otto August C, tailor, r. 1522 Jackson
Otto Charles, locksmith, 610 Fourth, r. 713 Sutter
Otto Charles E., photographer J. T. Silva, r. N s San-
chez, nr Twenty-sixth
Otto David, cook Clipper Restaurant, r. 524 Mission
Otto Ernst, painter, r. 509 Birch Av
Otto Frank, waiter Palace Hotel
Otto Henry, jeweler, r. 208 OFarrell
Otto Henry C, upholsterer Aaron N. Levy, r. 73^ Gen-
eva
Otto Louise (widow), sewing school, 724 McAllister
Otto Marie, teachermusic, r. 1009 Howard
Otto Minnie, ladies nurse, r. 1069 Howard
Otto Peter, laborer Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Otto R., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
r. 22 O'Farrell
Otto Richard, photographer E. Bendit, r. Sanchez, bet
Twentv-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Otto Richard T., machinist, r. 1208 Pacific
Otto William, painter, r. 21 J^ Laugton, rear
Oubert Zenon, waiter, r. 9 Polk Lane
Oughin John C, clerk Julia Consolidated Mining Co.,
r. 633 Stevenson
Oughin Michael, r. 633 Stevenson
Ouher Thomas, Isaker O. ct O. S. S. Australia
Ould Frank, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. San
Jose
Oulif Alexis, salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 317 Mason
Oulif Blanche, millinety, 1 Dupont, r. 317 Mason
Oulo Evan, patternmaker, r. 36 Zoe
Oulsen Gustav, MacKsmith Jonathan Kittredge, r. 115
William
Oi.U G., r. 409 Stevenson
Oulton George (Pac. Distilling and Refining Co.),r.
320 Seventeenth
Oulton Milledgf, carpenter, r. 551 Stevenson
Our Boys' and Girls' Cigar Factory, Aaron Meyer man-
ager, NE cor SauBom and Merchant
Our Head Light (monthly), Boys' and Girls' Aid So-
ciety publishers, office 68 (Mementiua
Ouru Morris, engineer, r. 556 Bryant
I )iisset Peter, peddler, r. 27 John
Outoalt Peter, special agent iind adjuster Royal Cana-
dian Insurance Co., (.Montreal) , and South British
and National Fire and Marine Insurance Companies
(New Zealand) , office 213 Sansom, r. 404 Tyler
Outson Hans, miller, r. E 8 Prospect Av, nr Coso Av,
Bernal Heights
Ovaki George, tinner, r. 24 Pinckney PI
Ovaki John, wire worker, r. 24 Pinckney PI
Ovell Lambert, capitalist, r. 703 Market
Ovendale J. H., master mariner, office 305 East
Ovenshire I. F., r. Russ House
Over Andrew R., clerk James W. H. Campbell, r. 42
Everett
Overacre P. I., manufacturers' agent, office 123 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Overend Charles, carpenter, r. 1614 Post
Overent James, engineer John A. T. Overend, r. 8
Calhoun
Overend John A. T., steam power furnisher, 506 Com-
mercial, r. 10 Calhoun
Overend Robert, r. 452 Sixth
Overgaard lugvald, grainer, r. 20 Langton, rear
Overholser Albert, butcher, SE cor Mason and Lom-
bard, r. 914 Mason
Overholtzer Richard C, bookkeeper Richardson &
Field, r. 424 Ellis
OVERLAND FREIGHT TRANSFER CO.,
(Harrison W. Mitchell, Thomas , C. Cliflord, and
George F. Nourse), office Central Pac. R. R.
Freight Depot, N s King, bet Fourth and Fifth
OVERIiAXD HOUSE, J. E. Slinkey proptr, 531-
533 Sacramento
OVERLAND BAGGAGE OFFICE Central
Pac. R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf
OVERLAND TICKET OFFICE Central Pac.
R. R., Oakland Ferry Wharf
OVERLAND WAREHOUSE, T. W. Floyd & Co.
proptrs, cor Third and Towusend
Overman No. 2 Silver Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
David Wilder secretary, office 328 Mont, room 21
OVERMAN SILVER 3IINING CO. (Gold
Hill, Nev.) , George D. Edwards secretary, office
414 California
Overmeyer Frederick, laborer Charter Oak Stable, r.
216 J4 Stevenson
Overmohle Anna J. Mrs., r. 549 Minna
Overmohle Bernard, canvasser, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Overstreet William F., printer Evening Bulletin, and
bakery, 208 Fourth
Overton Charles P., bookkeeper W. B. Sumner & Co.,
r. 8 Virginia
Overton Elias P., carpenter and builder, r. 8 Virginia
Overton Isaac, r. Grand Hotel
Overton Walter H., speculator, r. 318 Kearny
Overton W. F., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1220
Folsom
Oves Amanda (widow) , r. 809 Filbert
Oviedo Vincente, real-estate, r. 946 Folsom
Owen , r. 63u Sacramento
Owen A. E. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar School,
r. 1516 Polk
Owen Alfred D. , teamster Pacific Pottery, r. Oakland
Owen Arthur J., clerk, r. 915 Market
Owen CD., student Heald'B Business College, r. 147
Third
Owen Charles E., salesman J. J. Lejeal & Co., r. 1618
Geary
Owen Daniel C, registry clerk Postofflce, r. 605
Fifth, Oakland
Owen Elaunson D., planer Mechanics' Mill, r. 2521
Sutter
Owen George, butcher, r. 20 Scott PI
Owen Hiram A., mining, r. 917 Eddy
Owen James, engineer O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Owen James, finisher Buckingham & Hecht, r. 628
Post
Owen Julius A., foreman Diggins Brothers, r. 2520
Sutter
Owen J. W., attorney at law, r. 636 Commercial
Owen N. J., salesman Pacific Pottery, r. Oakland
Owen Oscar D., lineman Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. 658 Howard
Owens A. Mrs., r. 15 Ellis
Owens Albert R., with John B. Owens, r. 9 Hollis
Owens Benjamin W. (Owens, Moore & Co.), r.-225
Ellis
Owens Charles, carpenter, r. 217 Second
Owens Daniel, baker Patrick F. McGrath, r. 537
Tehama
Owens E. Mrs., r. 516 Eddy
Owens Edward, architect, r. 816 Buchanan
Owens Eliza, furnished rooms, 6 Moss
Owens Elizabeth (widow), r. 816 Buchanan
Owens Elizabeth (widow), r. 20 Clementina
Owens Eugene, seaman, r. 20 Scott PI
Owens Francis J., carpenter, 816 Buchanan \
Owens Frank, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Owens George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Owens James, clerk George T. Mury & Son, r. 1611
Broadway
Owens James, coremaker Union Iron Works, r. 3 Eddy
PI
Owens James, foundryman, r. 139 Minna
Owens James E. , clerk, r. 1647 Broadway
Owens James H., r. 1618 Geary
Owens James H., ironmolder, r. 108 Shipley
Owens James R., helper Moyuihan & Aitken
Owens James V., carpenter, r. 816 Buchanan
Owens John, r. 706 McAllister
Owens John, clerk Cluff & De Witt, r. 15 Hampton P
BULLOCK & JON.llS, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
OWE
685
PAC
Owens John, saleBman Robert Halght & Co., r. 1110
Pierce
Owens John, Beaiaan, r. 20 Scott PI
Owens John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Owens John A., clerk E. Cahlll & Co., r. 1647 Broad-
way
OWENS JOHN B., dealer eewerinpe, stono and
earthenware, 24 California, r. 1810 Fillmore
Owens John C, clerk Cluff & De Witt, r. 15 Hampton
PI
Owens John E., printer Winterburu & Co., r. 712 Turk
Owens Lavlnia W. (widow), glovemaker, r. 249 M
Fourth
Owens Michael, laborer, r. ."509 Washington
Owens, Moore & Co. (Benjamin W. Owens, Edward
Moore and James B. Peck) , agents woolgrowers,
and commission merchants, 220 Clay
Owens Nellie M. Miss, assistant Girls' High School,
r. 1810 Fillmore
Owens Owen, miner, r. NE cor Mont and Pacific
Owens Patrick, laborer Golden Gate Park
Owens Patrick, teamster J. Morton & Co.
Owens Peter, drayman, r. 416 Austin
Owens Peter, painter, r. 730 O'Farrell
Owens P. H., stockdealer, r. SW cor San Jose Av and
Duncan
Owons Richard, driver City R. R., r. 2048 Mission
Owens Richard H. (Owens & Wilson), r. 2533 Mission
Owens Thomas (Thomas & Owens), r. 431 Greenwich
Owens Thomas, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Owens Thomas J., bookkeeper Marion J. McDonald,
r. 405 Van Ness Av
Owens Thomas J., with John B. Owens, r. 9 HoUis
Owens & Wilson (Richard H. Owens and William Wil-
son), house and sign painters, and graining, 2611 3^
Mission
Owles Frederick S., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r.
633 Webster
Owles John, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 633 Web-
ster
Owyhee Mining Co. (Silver City, Idaho), W. H. Mc-
Clintock secretary, office 330 Pine, rooms 9-10
Oxbury John, shoemaker, r. 741 Market
Oxendine Henry, teamster M. P. Sessions, r. 1211 Fol-
som, rear
Oxley Arthur W. (Garnier & Co.), r. 1703 Kearny
Oxley David, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
217 Second
Oxley Eliza Ann Mrs., lodgings, 217 Second
Oyen Sorn C, tailor, 548 Fourth
Ozamme Alfred, cigarmaker John Bollman & Co., r.
920 Clay
Ozamme Obadiah, r. 928 Clay
Ozann Arthur, laborer E. Grisar & Co., r. 27 Gilbert
Ozouf Harry, pai ker E. Mansbach, r. 613 Post
Ozouf Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 613 Post
Paabch Henbt, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. Franklin,
nr Lombard
Paasch Louis, cigarmaker Adolph Evers, r. cor Fil-
bert and Gilmore
Pac John J. (Routes & Pac), r. 437 Green
Pace Charles, chronometer and watchmaker, 418 Bat-
tery, r. 1018 Jackson
Pace Eugene, r. 708 Commercial
Pace J. D., conductor Central R. R., r. 1214 Fillmore
I Pace Jc'seph (Joseph Pace & Co.), r. 416 Minna
] Pace Joseph & Co. (Joseph P Winter), game and poul-
j try, 11 Clay Street Central Market
Pacheco Louis J., steward H. F. Severance, r. 941
Howard
Pacheco M. P., Mrs., r. 427 Bush
Pacheco Romualdo (Hale & Pacheco) , r. Oakland
Pacheilo Antonio, barber Stahle & Bernhard, r. 915
Montgomery
j Pacheteau Jacques, dyehelper F. Thomas & Co., r.
5 Polk
I Pacific Anatomical Museum, Dr. Louis J. Jordan
I proptr, Hardie PI, nr Kearny
I PACIFIC APPEAIi (weekly), Peter Anderson
editor and proptr, office 511 Sansom
Pacific Asphaltum Co. (F. N. Neuval and W. S. Som-
erville) , aspbaltum and felt roofers, 422 Mont-
gomery and 420 Jackson
PACIFIC BAG FACTORY, E. Detrlck & Co.
proptrs, 123 Clay
PACIFIC BANK, Peter H. Burnett president, S.
G. Murphy cashier, NW cor Pine and Sansom
PACIFIC BANK BUILDING, NW cor Pine and
Sansom
PACIFIC BARREL AND KEG CO., Flint,
Peabody .t Co. agents, office 408 California, works
R s Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth
PACIFIC BOARD LIST (daily), Leon Goldstein
and John C. Kernau publishers and proptrs, office
19 Belden
Pacific Boiler Works, Risdon & Tower managers, 118-
120 Fremont
Pacific Bone, Coal, and Fertilizing Material Co.,
Abraham Haas manager, factory NW cor Bay and
Buchanan, office 515 Market
PACIFIC BOX FACTORY, Myers, Oilman &
Co. proptrs, SW cor Harrison and Ninth
Pacific Bra.ss and Bronze Works, William Engels
proptr, Utah, nr Twi-nty-fourth
PACIFIC BREWERY, Fortmann & Co. proptrs,
267-271 Tehama
Pacific Bridge Co., C. H. Gorrill president, R. W. Gor-
rill treasurer, office 4 California, works Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Pacific Building and Loan Association, office 2.32 Sut
Pacific Business College, W. E. Chamberlain Jr. and
T. A. Robinson proptrs, 320 Post
Pacific Business College Review (monthly), office 320
Post
Pacific Carrara Marble Co., Edward C, Lovell secre-
tary, office 415 Montgomery, room 2
PACIFIC CEMENT CO. , Padey Martin president,
office 542 California
PACIFIC CHAIN W^ORKS, James E. Gordon &
Co. proptrs, cor Iowa and Yuba, office 254-256
Market
Pacific Chemical Preparation Co. (A. Patek) , 413 Sixth
PACIFIC CHURCHMAN, William H. H. Tobey
publisher, office 532 Clay
PACIFIC CLUB, William Alvord president, J. C.
L. Wiidsworth secretary, rooms NE cor Montgom-
ery and Bush
Pacific Coast Agency for Patent Rights, Richardson &
Home agents, 720 Market
PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC, Henry G. Langley
publisher, office 14 Montgomery Av
PACIFIC COAST BUSINESS DIRECTORY
(tri-ennially) , Henry G. Langley publisher, office
14 Montgomery Av
Pacific Coast Children's Carriage Works, Edwin Falk-
Ingham proptr, 830 Sixteenth
Pacific Coast Combination Knob and Lock Co., J. D.
Swift manager, office 320 Sansom, room 62
Pacific Coast Dental College, James L. Cogswell, sec-
retary, office 232 Sutter
Pacific Coast Dredging and Reclamation Co., Vincent
Nenle secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 13
PACIFIC COAST LA^V JOURNAL, William
T. Baggett & Co. proptrs, office 513 Montgomery
Pacific Coast Petroleum Co. (San Mateo Co.), A. E.
Davis president, offiie 20-21 Nevada Block
Pacific Coast Soap Co..N.W.Gri8wold agent. office 12 Cal
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO., Charles
Goodall president, Oolin Rosenfeld vicf-president,
George C. Perkins treasurer, Edwin Goodall sec-
retary. Goodall, Perkin.s & Co. agents, office 10
Market, ticket office 214 Montgomery
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STORE, James Pritchard port steward, NE cor
Broadway and Front
PACIFIC COAST W^INE AND LIQ,UOR
HERALD, John H. Carmany & Co. publishers,
office 409 Washington
PACIFIC COMMERCIAL CO., James Mclvinley
president, dealers wood and coal, 22-'24 Sacra-
mento, 328-334 Geary, NW cor Sutter and Larkin,
and Mission Street Wharf
Pacific Concord Carriage Factory, McArron & Sophy
proptrs. 820-822 Folsom
Pacific Congress Springs Depot, Henry A. Benjamin
& Co. projitrs. 1<;2 New Montgomery
PACIFIC CONSOLIDATED PASTE CO. (Ra-
venna,Ghirardelli iV Co.),manufs maccaronl, etc.,
421-423 Battery
Pacific Copper Worlss, Wagner k Todt proptrs, 671
Mission
Pacific Cordage Co., E. K. Howes k Co. agents, office
and salesroom 118-122 Front
Pacific Dairy Co., J. H. Sayer secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 36
n
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower In Price than any other first class make.
A.NDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
PAG
686
PAC
PACIFIC DETECTIVE BUREAU, R. B. Hall &
Co., office 632 Market
Pacific Dispensary, Miss Ed. Follansbee resident phys-
ician, SE cor franklin and Oak
PACIFIC DISTILLING AND REFINING
CO. (Henry Voorman, George Oulton and Louis
Schultz) , works SW cor Chestnutand Pierce, office
411 Washington
PACIFIC ELECTRIC LIGHT CO., James H.
Fish president, Charles E. Convis secretary, office
534 California
Pacific Engineer (monthly), Joseph Mosheimer pub-
lisher and pruptr, office 507 Montgomery, rooms
5-6
PACIFIC EXCHANGE BUILDING, 314 Mont-
gomery
Pacific Farralone Co., K. B. Woodward president,
George Goodrum secretary, office 45 Twelfth
PACIFIC FREE WAREHOUSE, Gower & Gil-
man proptrs, NW cor Broadway and Front
PACIFIC FRUIT 3IARKET, 534-531; Clay
PACIFIC FURNITURE FACTORY, Krageu
& Geist proptrs, 736 Braunan
PACIFIC GLASS CUTTING, STAINING,
EMBOSSING AND DESIGNING WORKS,
John Mallon proptr, 19 Fremont and 1215 Howard
PACIFIC GLOVE WORKS, Shoeuberg & Co.,
proiitrs, 511 Market
Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., W. H. Codington
president, office 412 Market
PACIFIC GOLD AND SILVER AND NIC-
KEL PLATING WORKS, WilUam E. Shep-
man proptr, 76'J Market
PACIFIC HALL, California Theater Building,
N s Bush, bet Kearny and Dupont
PACIFIC HEBRE1V ORPHAN ASYLUM
AND HOME SOCIETY, S. W. Levy presi-
dent, Leo Eloesser secretary, NE cor Hayes and
Devisadero
Pacific Hildise Bund (life and relief insurance) , office
29 Kearny
Pacific Homceopathic Dispensary, Mrs. Sarah Ide
manager, 843 Howard
PACIFIC ICE CO., Daniel E. Martin superinten-
dent, office 718 Battery
PACIFIC IMPROVEMENT CO., J. W. Stro-
bridge president, Frank S. Douty secretary, office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Pacific Ink Factory, James J. Knowlton proptr, 617-
621 Brannan
PACIFIC INSURANCE AGENCY, Jonathan
Hunt & Son managers, office 313 California
PACIFIC IRON WORKS, Rankin, Brayton &
Co. proptrs, 127-135 First
PACIFIC JEWELRY CO. (Newmans, Nathan &
Samuel) , 6 Battery
PACIFIC JUTE MANUFACTORY, Heyne-
mann & Co. agents, office 5 Sansom
PACIFIC KEROSENE OIL WORKS, Allyne
& White proptrs, cor Chestnut and Taylor, olllce
112 Front
PACIFIC LAMP AND REFLECTOR FAC-
TORY, Emile Boesch proptr, !'M<^ Mission
PACIFIC LAND INVESTMENT CO., A. E.
Davis president, office 20-21 Nevada Block
PACIFIC LAND JOURNAL (monthly). The
Pacific Land and Trust Co. publishers and proptrs,
office 513 California
PACIFIC LAND AND TRUST CO., THE,
Benjamin Flint president, K. P. Laytou vice-
president and manuf^'er, William Andrews Jr.,
secretary, office 513 California
PACIFIC LIFE (weekly), Pacific Life Printing Co.
publishers and proptrs, office 538 California
PACIFIC LIFE PRINTING CO. (Henry G.
Shaw) . publishers and proptrs Pacific Life, office
538 California
Pacific Livery Stable, G. S. Banks proptr, 709 Jones
Pacific Lodging House, H. A. Cottrell proptr, 209
Leidesdorff
Pacific Looking Glass and Picture Frame Manufac-
tory, J. C. Parkinson proptr, 324 Fifth
PACIFIC MACHINERY DEPOT, H. P. Gregory
& Co. proptrs, 2 California
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO., Samuel
Samuels superintendent, otiice cor First and
Brunnan, WilUaius, Blauchard & Co. agents, office
218 California
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
WHARF, cor Brannan and First
PACIFIC MEDICAL AND SURGICAL
JOURNAL (monthly), Henry Gibbons, M. D.
and H. Gibbous Jr., M. D. editors, office 26 Mont
PACIFIC METAL WORKS, Morrow & Strong
proptrs, 117 First
PxVCIFIC METALLURGICAL COMPANY,
Isaac N. Thorne president, Seixas Solomons sec-
retary, office 411 >6 California
PACIFIC METHODIST (weekly), Wick B.
Parsons, editor, office o'_>u Sansom
PACIFIC MILLINERY EMPORIUM, A. Bru-
man proptr, 526 Market
Pacific Mineral Land Office, O. H. McKee manager,
office 63 Merchants' Exchange
Pacific Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), R. N. Van
Brunt secretary, office 318 Pine, room 6
PACIFIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
(S. F. Department), W'llliam O. Gould mana-
ger, office 512 California
PACIFIC NEWSPAPER PUBLISHING CO.,
Carlos -While pruptr, 320 Sansom and 419 Sac
PACIFIC NURSERY, Frederick Ludemann
proptr, W s Baker, bet Lombard and Chestnut
Pacific Oakum Factory, S. F. Weeks & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Eighteenth and Harrison
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS, J. G.
Kittle manaj^cr, otiice 202 California, works N s
King, bet Sccoud and Third
PACIFIC OUTFITTING CO., W. F. Leavitt
manager, clothing, shirts, etc., 11 Geary
Pacific Oyster House, George H. C. Haacke proptr,
337 Bush
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., Ira G. Rankin president,
office 27 First
Pacific Pottery (Sacramento), N. Clarke agent, office
24 California, depot 22-5-227 Main
Pacific Powder Works, Thomas M. Converse secretary,
offii-e 402 Front
PACIFIC POAVER CO., S. C. Bigelow presi-
dent, George F. Bowman secretary, 23 Stevenson,
office 202 Sansom. room 7
PACIFIC PRINTER (monthly), John J. Palmer
publisher, othce 52y Sansom
PACIFIC PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION,
Emanuel Levy secty, office 330 Pine, rooms 55-56
Pacific Railroad House, Leopold Diedering proptr, 556
Brannan
PACIFIC REAL ESTATE AND MINING
BUREAU, Seixas Solomons president, office
411, '<; California, room 10
Pacific Real Estate Associates, Joseph M. Comerford
president and muuager, J. T. Burns secretary,
othce 310 Pine, room 30
Pacific Real Estate Union, S. F., Frank W. Marvin
secretary, office 32 Sansom
PACIFIC REFINERY AND BULLION EX-
CHANGE, refinery NW cor Brannan and Sev-
enth, office 41!; Montgomery
PACIFIC ROLLING MILL CO., William Al-
vord president, Charles M. Keeney secretary, L.
B. Benchley general manager, B. P. Brunner su-
perintendent, works Potrero Point, office 16 First
PACIFIC RUBBER PAINT CO., Jesse Healy
& Co. proptrs, 228-23(1 Beale, bet How and Folsom
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (agricultural weekly),
Dewey & Co. publishers, office 202 Sansom
Pacific Safe Co., Joseph Stevens manager, 122 Spear
PACIFIC SAW^ MANUFACTURING CO.
(Charles P. Sheffield, Nathan W. Spauldiug and
James Patterson), manuts saws, planing knives,
reaper aiul|mower sections, etc., 17-19 Fremont
Pacific School and Home Journal, Albert Lyser & Co.
publishers, office 508 Clay
Pacific Scouring Co., George Green superintendent,
SW cor Folsom and Eighteenth
Pacific Slate and Marble Co. (Calaveras Co., Cal.),
William H. Martin secretary, office 230 Montgom-
ery, room 23
Pacific Soda Co., J. S. Doe manager, works N s Berry,
nr Fourth, office 109 California, room 12
PACIFIC SPUING AND MATTRESS MAN-
UFACTUKLN'C CO. (W. A. Clark, H. Black,
C. Riikiillaiul H. Krebs Jr.), office and factory
cor Seventi'fiith and Shotwell, depot and branch
othce 79 New Montgomery
PACIFIC STEAM N.VVIGATION CO., Wil-
liams, Blauchard & Co. agents, office 218 Cal
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE, C. L. Weller
president, A. J. Moulder secretary, 316 Mont
Pacific Straxtf Wiu'ks, George A. Dean propr, 16 Fourth
Bullock Si Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs CartwrigHt .S; Warner's Merino Underwear
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
PAC 687 PAI
PACIFIC STREET WHARF, foot Pacific
Pacitic Submarine Eartb(iUHl<c Wall Co., W. H. Foye
pnsidf lit, otl'uf 55 Tluirlow Block
Padlic Suli)hiir Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), John H.
Ware Jr. Becretaiy, office 7 MontRomery
Pacitic Tallow Works, John Pearson proptr, N a Fifth
nr Uailroad Av, South S. F.
Pacitic Tannery, Barthold Struovcn proptr, SE cor
Howard and Sei-pentine Av
Pacitic Tea Company (Benjamin Lake and C. H. Swect-
Ber) , {jroceries and provisions 995 Market
PACIFIC THE (Congrefjational weekly). Rev. John
Kimball and S. S. Smith publishers, office 7 Mont-
gomery Av, room It!
PACIFIC TRANSFER CO., Evan J. Coleman
president, J. Henley Smith vice president, office
110 Sutter
Pacific Type Foundrv, Marder, Luse & Co., proptrs
532 Clay
PACIFIC VINEGAR WORKS, John L. Koster
manager, works 415-419 Fulton, office 323 Front
PACIFIC W^VREHOrSE, Gower & Gilmau
proptrs, NE cor Broadway and Battery
PACIFIC WIRE WORKS, Adulph M. Fuhr-
maun proptr, 751 Mission
Pacific Wool Depot, Thomas Bailey & Co. proptrs, SE
cor King and Fifth
PACIFIC ZIN'C ORNAMENT FACTORY,
Emile Boesch proptr, 569 Mission
Packard Abraham D., waiter, r. 1021 Powell
Packard Albert, attorney at law, office 0 Montgomery
Av, r. Gailhard Hotel
Packard Anna (widow), r. 1021 Powell
Packard Arthur W., expressman, r. SW cor Coso and
Cherubusco avs, Bernal Heights
Packard Charles, coachman, 805 Tyler
Packard Charles C, clerk, r. SW cor Coso and Cheru-
busco avs, Bernal Heights
Packard C. S., r. 1909 Stevenson
Packard Cyrus, carpenter, r. SW cor Coso and Cheru-
busco avs, Bernal Heights
Packard Eli. bathman Barlow J. Smith, r. 635 Cal
Packard Frank H., porter, r. 1021 Powell
Packard George K., cook New York Bakery, r. 1021
Powell
Packard Howard F., clerk United States Restaurant,
r. 1021 Powell
Packard William, r. 1021 Powell
Packer E. M. J. (widow), r. 728 Bush
Packer James, driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn, r.
818 Green
Packer John W., laborer, r. 1821 Jackson
Packham Robert, foreman laborers Union Iron Works,
r. C Natoma
Packscher Adolph, merchant, r. 2521 Sacramento
Packscher Joseph, tinsmith, 2027 Fillmore
Padallani Pascuali, fisherman, r. 2 Midway
Paddock Charles J., shipping clerk Folger, Schilling
& Co., r. G23 Howard
Paddock G. S., salesman O. Lawton & Co., r. Russ
House
Paddock Julia A. Miss, nurse, r. 118 O'Farrell
Paddock Nathan C, capitalist, r.49 South Park
Paddou Abt 1, brewer, r. 1416 Folsom
Paddon William, brewer, r. 1234 Folsom
Pader Joseph, editor La Voz del Nuevo Mundo, office
. 625 Merchant, r. Green, bet Kearny and Dupout
PaderiB Michael, restaurant, 156 Steuart
Padesto Jacob, fonman Musto Bros., 717 Battery
PADEY MARTIN, president North Beach Ce-
ment Co., office 542 California, r. SW cor Union
and Montgomery
Padget Thomas, carpenter, r. 619 Stevenson
Padkin John, carpenter Little & Gumming, r. 812
Montgomery
Padlina James, waiter Martin Cressaglia, r. 1208 La-
guna
Padovani Francisco, cook George Tetner, r. 1017
Powell
Padovani Sabino, fisherman, r. 89G Front
Paehtz Gus. J., news depot and locksmith, 2106 Fill-
more
Paffstadtter Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 510
Ninth
Pagan Francisco, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Paganetti Silvestro, painter, r. 627 Broadway
Pagani Francisco, engineer and draughtsman, r. 1055
Mission
Paganini Antonio, marble cutter Ulysses Grossini, r.
Vallejo, bet Sansoin and Montgomery
Paganini Giovanni, Bcavenger,r. 1020 Montgomery
Pagauo Luca, fisherman, NEcor Vallejo and Front
Pagden Frank, r. 513 Hayes
Page Adam, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Page A. L. Mrs. (widow) , r. 930 Market
Page Arthur, clerk George T. Marye & Son, r. 1000
Van Ness Av
Page Bryan, clerk George F. & William H. Sharp, r.
730 Post
Page Cavery, stock broker, r. 334 Kearny
PAGE CHARLES, attorney at law, office 224 San-
Bom, r. 1515 Sacramento
Page Charles, boilermaker, r. 14 Folsom Av
Page Charles, butcher James U. Powers, 1599 Turk
Page Edward, laborer, r. 1204 M Folsom
Page Edward, waiter, r. 151 Natoma
Page F. J. Mrs., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office,
r. 562 Fifteenth, Oakland
Page Frank, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Page Frank B., capitalist, office 306 Montgomery, r.
716 Leavenworth
Page Frank H., contractor street sprinkling, r. 788
Harrison
Page Frank M. Jr., registry clerk Post-office, r. How-
ard House
Page Frank W., coiner's department U. S. Mint, r. 846
Mission
Page Frederick C, barkeeper John Franetta, r. 4 Har-
riet
Page F. W., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 621 Pine
Page Geoffrey, seaman, r. Western House
Page George, clerk, r. 108 Welsh
Page George D., varnisher, r. 108 Welsh
Page George T., clerk Henry Lund, r. 1000 Van NesB Av
Page GuBtav L. (Westerfeld & Page), r. 208 Valencia
Page Hamilton, salesman Cal. Furniture Manuf. Co.,
r. Graham House
Page Hanson H., strawworker, r. 115 Second
Page James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Page James D., clerk C. Temple Emmet, r. 13 Met-
calfe PI
Page James P., broker, r. 1508 Post
Page John M., shipping clerk, r. 20 Russ
Page Joseph H., pumpmaker A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
1204^ Folsom
Page Joseph M., assistant keeper Farallone Light-
house, r. S B Twenty-third, bet Columbia and Bry-
ant Av
Page Joseph M., salesman A. L. Bancroft & Co., 723
Market
Page Julia A. (widow), r. 13 Metcalfe PI
Page Liscom R., jeweler, r. 627 Capp
Page Louis, clerk Wright & Thain, r. Arcade House
Page Lucy Miss, r. 600 Bush
Page Mary L. Miss, teacher music, r 627 Capp
Page Nathaniel, office 34 California, r. Alameda
Page Peter, shipcarpenter, r. 7 Washington Av
Page Robert, porter Neville & Co.. r. 305 East
Page Robert 0., r. 1508 Post
Page Robert R., cabinetmaker, 2007 Mission
Page Rufus B., inspector Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 200 Stockton
Page S. R.. r. 230 I'remont
Page T., r. 216 Sausom
Page Thomas, r. 621 Pine
Page Thomas S. Mrs. (widow), r. 1000 Van Ness Av
Page Walker M., collector Duuphy & Hildreth, r. 642
Stevenson
Page Wilfred (James Moore & Co.) , r. 100 Van Ness Av
Page William M., furniture finisher L. & E. Emanuel,
r. 108 Welsh ^
Page William M., physician, office and r. 7ll» Sutter
Page William R., watchman U. S. Sub Treasury, r.
928 Washington
Page. See Paige
Pages Jules F., seal engraver, 648 Sacramento, r. 1316
O'Farrell
Paget Feliclen, bookkeeper Alexander Palllea, r. 622
Green
Paget Felicien Mrs., teacher music, r. 622 Green
Paget George W., salesman, r. 2618 Bush
Pagut-zurray Martin, boarding, 319 Sutter
Pahl C. A., saloonkeeper, r. 14 Sacramento
Pahl John L., r. NE cor Eighth and Harrison
Pahl Richard, boots and shoes, 77 Fourth, r. 79 Fourth
Pahl Richard H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Eighth
and Harrison, r. 1186 Harrison
Pahlmaun Rudolph (Heisseuberg & Co.), r. Alameda
Paige Calvin, real estate, office 116 Leldesdorff, r. NW
cor Powell and Eddy
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Paige Samuel B. (S. B. Paige & Co.), r. 1031 )<5 Howard
Paige S. B. & Co.(B. F. Merrill), agents Detroit Safe
Co., 30 New Montgomery
Paige Timothy, real estate, office 116 Leidesdorff, r.
Berkeley
Paige William, waiter stm Yosemite
Paillaril Alfred E. (M. J. Paillard & Co.), r. New York
Paillard M. J. & Co. (A. E. Juillerat and A. E. Paillard) ,
importers, manufs, and rei)airtTS musical boxes,
31 Post, and 680 Broadway, N. Y.
Paille B. J. gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Sixteenth
Paille Marcellin L. , butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r.
60(i Stevenson
Paine Charles S., compositor Evening Post, r. 901 Shot-
well
Paine David, r. E 8 Dolores, bet Fourteentli and Fif-
teenth
Paine Frank A., watchman California Market, r. 23
Laskie
Paine Frederick, clerk Charles Gulllet, r. 206 Second
Paine Samuel, laborer Charles Harley & Co., r. 556
Brannan
Paine. See Payne
Painter Albert, student State Dniversity, r. 831 Jack
PAINTER E]>IX.EN, druggist, dealer trusses, and
manufacturing chemist, SE cor Clay and Kearny,
and NWcor Eleventh and Mission, r. 1502 Mission
Painter Frank, molder City Iron Works, r. Beale, bet
First and Fremont
PAINTER JEROME B. (Painter & Co.), r. 831
Jackson
Painter Leicester M., operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co., r. 17 Yerba Buena
Painter Theodore P. (Painter & Co.), r. Alameda
Painter William P., physician, r. 1502 Mission
PAINTER & CO. (Jerome B. and Theodore P.
Painter), type, electrotype, and stereotype foun-
dry, and dealers printing inks, and printers' ma-
terials, 510 Clay
Paisley Samuel, conductor Market St. R. R., r. Six-
teenth, bet Mission iiud Valencia
Pajekeu Edward, r. 117 Stockton
PALACE HOTEL, Alexander D. Sharon manager,
SW cor Market and New Montgomery
Palace Livery Stables, United Carriage Co. proptrs,
(il!5-617 Howard
Palache Edmund, bookkeeper Jones & Co., r. Es Lun-
dy Lane, ur Virginia Av, Bernal Heights
Palache Gilbert (H. M. Newhall & Co.) , r. 321 Fre-
mont
Palache James (Kittle & Co.) , r. 331 Guerrero
Palache Robert K., clerk Yates & Co., r. 331 Guerrero
Palacios Henry, consul general Chili, otiice 405 Front,
r. 91G Post
Paladiui Achille, fish, 33-35 S. F. Market, r. 507 Bdwy
Palais Royal, millinery establishment, Mme. Ellen
Davies manager, 33 Dupont
Palauca Joseph, waiter St. Ann's Rest
Palardi William, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. 649
Missiou
Palasson Peter, milk ranch, SW cor Bay and Webster
Palecki Joseph, cooper, r. 730 M Clementina
Paleckl Joseph L., cashier Stange & Hink, r. 730 >4
Clementina
Palek Frederick, student Barnard's Business College
Palenco Joseph, r. 593 Ash .\\
Palfrey Carl F., lieiiteuant U. S. A., engineer, officer
Military Division Pacific, Presidio Reservation
Palin Joseph, horseshoer, r. 1002 Alabama
Palin Julius, laborer Southern Pac. R.R. depot, r.
100||glubama
Pallas J^ues, teamster, r. 219 Main
Pallier John G., cook, r. 20 Lewis
Pallies Alexander, produce commission, 318 Davis, r.
Oakland
Palm A., cook, r. 36 Clay
Palm Clara, dressmaker Mrs. M. Robertson, r. 261
Stevenson
Palm Jotin, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Palm Martina (widow), boarding, 261 Stevenson
Palm Richard, steward Concordia Club, r. 1020 Geary
Palm Rudolph H., jewelry cascmaker, r. 201 Stev
Palmemeyer H<Tniau, butcher Merry, FauU & Co., r.
NW cor Bay auil Buchanan
Palmer Aaron B., millhand Capitol Mills, r. 29
Drumm
Palmer A. O. Mrs. (widow), assistant Lincoln Gram-
mar School, r. 771 Mission
Palmer Albert, painter, r. 727 Minna
Palmer Albert, waiter Frederick W. Kamps, r. 1302
Powell
Palmer August, clerk, r. 1153 Mission
Palmer Bros. (Charles N. and Thomas F.), clothing
and furnishing goods, and auction store, 726-734
Market
Palmer Charles, master mariner, r. Twelfth Av, bet
N and P, South S. F.
Palmer Charles C, porter and salesman David N.
Hawley, r. 14 Ash Av
Palmer Charles H., bookkeeper Palmer Bros., r. 1035
Mission
Palmer Charles H., clerk James W. Burnham & Co., r.
107 Fell
Palmer Charles N. (Palmer Bros.) , r. 1035 Mission
Palmer Clinton, copyist County Recorder's Office, r.
Bohemian Club
Palmer Cyrus (Golden State and Miners' Iron Works) ,
r. 16 RinconPl
Palmer Edward T., clerk, r. 26 Pleasant
Palmer Edwin C, chief mailing clerk S. F. Post-of-
fice, r. 634 Green
Palmer Elizabeth A., furnished rooms, 34 Kearny and
3 Post
Palmer Ernest H., bookkeeper Miller & Richard, r.
1827 Clay
Palmer F. E., presser S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Palmer Frank, longshoreman, r. 509 Washington
PALi3IER FRANK Ii., secretary San Joaquin and
King's River Canal and Irrigation Co., and sec-
retary The Basalt Co., office 533 Kearny, r. Oak-
land
Palmer Frank T., salesman Palmer Bros., r. 1036
Mission
Palmer George, bookkeeper S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 318 Guerrero
Palmer George, expressman, r. 304 Seventh
Palmer George, speculator, r. 416 M Natoma
Palmer Gtorge B., carpenter, r. W s Washington Av,
nr Piecita PI, rear, Bernal Heights
Palmer George H., r. 413 Stevenson
Palmer George H., druggist, r. 607 Powell
Palmer George H., physician, office and r. 424 Post
Palmer George J., cutter Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 310 Union
Palmer G. L., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 1153
Mission
Palmer Hamden, millwright, r. 318 Giierrero
Palmer Hamilton, packer Spear, Meade & Co., r. 318
Guerrero
Palmer Henry (Henry Palmer & Co.), r. 240 Shotwell
Palmer Henry, mining expert, r. 12 Perry
PALMER HENRY & CO., wine commission
merchants, 302 Davis
Palmer Henry F., with J. P. Tracy, r. 120 Ellis
Palmer J., r. 867 Market
Palmer Jacob (Deming, Palmer & Co.), r. Graham
House, 1104 Market
Palmer James, cabinetmaker Forbes & Miller
Palmer James R., clerk W. J. T. Palmer, r. 107 Fell
Palmer Jane B. (widow), r. 26 Pleasant
Palmer J. C, assistant storekeeper warehouse depart-
ment Custom House, r. 34 Kearny
Palmer John, foreman John Bollman & Co., r. 803
Montgomery
Palmer John F.. calciiimworker, r. 607 California
PALMER JOHN J., agent Miller & Richard,
office 205 Leidesdorff, r. 1827 Clay
Palmer Joseph, r. 439 Jessie
Palmer Jo.seph D., fancy goods, 1020 Market
Palmer Joseph F., clerk Elcho House, r. 803^ Market
Palmer Lawrence W. (Peterson & Palmer) , r. 511
Webster
Palmer Liuwood, clerk Edwin P. Peckham, r. Ala-
meda
Palmer Louis T., clerk, r. Commercial Hotel
Palmer Olive (widow), r. 1 Essex PI
Palmer Roswell, seaman, r. 5U0 Davis
Palmer-Samuel H., bookkeeper Ten Cent Parcel De-
livery Co., r. 26 Pleasant
Palmer Sidney S., bookkcei:)er H. P. Gregory & Co.,
417 Kearny
Palmer Sylvester A., druggist A. Lengfeld,r. 007 Pow
Palmer 'rhomas, boatman Vallejo St. Wharf, r. 113
Pacific
Palmer Thomas, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R.
R.,r. 556 Brannan
Palmer Thomas, porter Nucleus House
Palmer Thomas F. (Palmer Brothers), r. 235 O'Farrell
BULLOOil Si J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shins to Order.
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Palmer Wales L. pneident Goldin State and Miut-rs,
Iron Works, officf 'jaS-'j;}? First, r. 2 Essex PI
Palmer Walter W., ciipit;ilit-t, r. Commercial Hotel
Palrair WiUiiim Jr., with L. G. Sresovich. r. 107 Fell
Palmer William F.. toolmaker, 7:;0-7;)li Fourth
Palmer Wil.iaiii J. T., city agmt Firtnieu's Fund Ins.
Co., ( ffiie 4U1 Califcruia. r. 107 Fell
Palmer William S., i^eamau S. S. Lcs Angeles, Broad-
way Wliarl'
Palmieri Et,'i.--tu, bookkeeper Stephen Di Veechio, r.
738 Howard
Palmieii Lorenzo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Palmieri Louis, wuoili arver, r. 738 Howard
Palmisuno Andrew, laborer Hart & Gc>odman, r. 505
Filbert
Palmqiiibt John, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Palomeiu Gouzalo, e<'mpi.sitor El Ticulote, r. GV. Pol-
lard PI
PAL.TEXGHI AKDREW, proptr Metropolitan
Marble Wirks, SE eor Devisi-dero and LUis, r.
2703 Uush
Palteuf^hi Louis, bookkeeper Andrew Paltenglii, r.
2703 Cush
Paltenghi Pcebo, fi.«lierman, r. 80(5 Front
Pamperin T. G.. painter. COG Howard, r. 5G4 3<; How
PANAMA TRANSIT STEAMSHIP CO., Wil-
liams, Blaiiehard & Co.ayeuts, oflice 218 Caliloruia
Panaiio Frank, .xliippiug elerk Cal. Furniture Manuf.
Co., r. 2311 Oak
Pancoast William M., li<inor saloon, C40 Fourth
Paneratz Andrew A., r. 18 First
Pander Ezekiel. stoves and tinware, 32 Geary, r. 2G}^
Kearny
Pander Henry (H. J. DeBoer & Co.), r. 913 Natoma
j Pander Jostph, bookkeiper E. Pander, r. 32 Jc- Geary
' Panella Audna, Italian Etnev. Soe., 423 Washington
j Panella Bernardino, Italian Benev. Soe., 423 Wash-
I ingtou
j Panelli Peier, porter F. Daneri & Co., r. 317 Green
Pangburn Stanley D., physician, r. 924 Folsom
Panhorst William, buteher, r. 31 Valencia
j Panistone Lobeit, compositor Golden Era, r. S s Ala-
bama, nr TweutietU
Pansho Alfred, chief clerk Assistai t Adjutant Gen-
I eral Militiiry Division Pacific, cffice and r. Presidio
I PANTHEON SALOON, George Dawson & Co.
proptr:-, yjl California
I Panther Mining Co. (Elko Co., Xev.i, J. W. Pew
seci etary, oiBce 310 Pine, ro< m 15
Pantini Andrea, Swiss iitnev. Soe., 5}i Kearny
Pantoja Pedro, laborer Palace Hotel, r. 235 Minna
Panvirs Jchn, cralpasser S. S. Newbern
Panzavechio Puul, Austrian Benev. Soe, 71 New Mont
Panzini Thomas, porter Barker & Snow, r. 219 Shot-
well
Paolintlli D., fruits. 1237 Pacific
Paolinelli Rafaello, clerk V. Tenucci, r. 1515 Sfeiner
Paolo Monti, barkeeper Alexandtr Piotenstein, r. 633
Clay
Papa Charles, laborer, r. 12 Lafayette PI
Pape Annie M. Mrs., drehtmakirg, 248 Third
Pape August (Frederick Mcincke & Co.), r. SW cor
Twenty-i-ixth and Mission
Pape Chri.stiai! Henry, watchman, r. 523 Lagtina
Pape Frederick, dei.ler cigars and t(.bacco, r. 2109
Leavenworth
Pape Henry, machinist West Ccast Furniture Co., r.
19 Bryant Xv
Pape Jacob (Pape & Rissland), r. 305 Mason
Pape John H. , labon r, r. SW cor Vnion and Octavia
Pape Mary A. Mrs., dre^snli. king, 523 Lagiina
Pape & Eibsland (Jacob Pai e and Albert Eissland), I
groceries and liqu( rs, SE cor O'Farrell and Stock
Papenfuss Frederick, master mariner, C'iBce 305 East j
Papenfuss Bobert, captain schr Martin Mangles, r. !
cor Third and Berry j
Papenhausen Louis F., bcokkeeperM. Waterman &
Co., r. 1110 Taylor |
Papei)hausen William, clerk, r. COS Sixth ,
PAPER BARREL CO. (patent) , Flint. Pcahody
& Co. agents, factory S s Brannan, bet Seventh ]
and Eifjhth. ollii e 408 California
Papillou Emil (Papillon & Bourquin), r. 639 Bdwy
Papillon & Bouiquin (Emil Papillon and Francis |
Bourquin), bakers, C39 Broadway
Papina James, fruit and candy, 517 K' Geary
Paquet Dleudanne, saddle and harnestmaktr, 324 !
Jackson, r. 512 Broadway
Paquette AnselmeF. (Paquette, Graham & Co.), r. 703 t
Market i
• PAQ,UETTE, GRAHAM & CO. (Anselme F.
Paquette and llobtrt J. Graham), wholesale
I liquors, 519 Sacramento
Paradise Albert L., carpenter, r. SE cor Sixth and
I Bryant
'Paradise L. B., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 529
I Valencia
Paradise Valley Mining Co. (Humboldt Co.. Nev.),
William Litts Oliver secietary, office 328 Mont-
I gomery, room 13
Paradee William, shoemaker, r. G49 Mission
Paraf L. Mrs., r. Lick House
Paramore Liwis, dcrk James H. Cfates, r. KW cor
Howard and Kew Montgomery
Paravagna Liiigi, pmptr Garibaldi House, 222 Bdwy
Para\agna Domingo, salesman A. Galli & Co., r. 2'.J2
Broadway
Paravagna Nicola O. B., compositor La Voce del Pop-
I olo, r. 222 Broadway
Parburt Byron, painter Meyerback & Lawrence, r.
] 1921 T'nion
Parcells Frederic k J., clerk, r. E s San Jose Av, nr
I Twenty-sixth
, Parcells John J., real estate, r. E s San Jose Av, nr
I Twent.^ -sixth
Paidee Enoch H., physician, oculist, and auriBt,cflace
! C21 Clay, r. Oakland
Pardee George, r. 534 Bii.-^h
Pardee Howard, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., r. 108
Ridley
Pardini Eugene M., boots and shoes, 724 Washington
Pardini Narcisso, bookkeeper A. Galli k Co., r. SW
cor Broadway and Ohio
Pardo Bartola, r. 320 Geary
Pardow Alfred A., atforney at law, office 509 Kearny,
room 4, r. 1025 Hyde
Pardow George, real estate, r. lOOG Pine
Pardy George, counsellor at patent law, office 402
Montgomery, room 25, r. 534 Bu.-h
Pardy John, attorney at law, iffice 402 Montgomery,
ro( m 25, r. 539 California
Pare Aime, carpenter and builder, office 335 Mont-
gomery, r. 207 Fair Oaks
Paredes Frank, tailor, r. 1.5G Tehama
Paredes Jesus M., musician, r. 429 Green
Parent Charies L., contractor and builder, 232 Fre-
mint. r. 1323 Mission
Parent Charles L. Jr., carpenter Charles L. Parent, r.
21G Shotwell
Parent William L., carpenter Charles L. Parent, r.
13'.;3 Mission
Parcnte Ansfal, Italian Benev. Soe, 423 Washington
Parenti P.. nickelpluter A. Particelli
Parctti Louis, barlieeper, r. C05 Broadway
Parezo L. M. Miss, operator American District Tele-
graph, r. 1(:09 Harriseu
Parina Antonio, nurse, r. HlSSansom
Paris Hotel, Leon Duliou \ Co. proptiB, SW cor Du-
pout and Pacific
Paris Hous^e, Henry Hoover proptr, .308 Sutter
Paris Hugh V.. teacher music, 811 Pacific
Paris Louis, teamster, r. 1400 Kejirny
Paris Marguerita (widow), r. 1400 Kearny
PARIS UNDER AVRITING ASSOCIATION,
Hutchinson & Mann agents. ( ffiee 320-324 Cal
Pai JB A'icteir, tinsmith, r. 1408 Dupont
Parise ault A., laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmere and Steiner
Pariseault Camille (Castel & Pariseault), r. 624 McAl-
lister
Pariser James A. (James & Pariscr), r. Fifteenth, nr
Castro
PARISIAN DYEING WORKS, F. Thomas &
Co. proptrs, 27 Tcntl), office 734 Wathingte n
Paik Cillins, bricklayer, r. IIG Fell
PARK GOLDEN GATE COMMISSIONERS,
Thomas B. Mortee secretary, effice 328 Montgom-
ery, room 22
Park Eben, stone maBon, r. 134 Hayes
Park Edward L., second officer Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Tokio
Park p;iizabeth (widow), hairdresser, r. 134 Hayes
Park Everett W., cnpitalist, r. NE cor Mission and |
Twenty-fourth {
Park Frank 8.. r. 423 Fecond I
PARK HOTEL, J. Schun acher & Co. proptre, 26-
28 Turk
Park John, plumber, r. 873 Eighteenth
Park John, seaman, r. Western Eoute, 134 Steuart
Park Robert, expressman, r. 920 Montgi mery
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Park Robert M., chicken ranch, r. cor Church and
Duncan
Park "WiJliam C, iirinter, r. 318 Taylor
Park Willis F., capitalist, r. Palace Hotel
Parke Eliza (widow), r. 511 Powell
Parke Lvman C. (Parke & Lacy), r. 206 Kearny
PARKE A LACY (Lyman C. Parke and Benjamin
T. Lacy), agents Burleigh Rock Drill. 417 Market
Parkell Henry H., boarding, 1522 Polk
Parkell Joseph, seaman S. S. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Parker Alexander, student Heald's Business College
Parker Ala,ira J., type distributor S. F. Bulletin, r.
1202 Mason
Parker Ann (widow), r. 126 Ivy Av
Parker Ann (widow), r. 1503 Jones
'Parker Benjamin, trunkiuaker, r. 2048_Mission
Parker Caroline Mrs., r. 1202 Mason
Parker Charles, r. 17 Ellis
Parker Charles, barber John Johnson
Parker Charles, dravman, r. 308 Tehama
PARKER CHARIiES H., attorney at law, office
12-13 Montgomery Block, r. NW cor Taylor and
Broadway
Parker Charles H., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
1202 Mason
Parker Charles M., shiiicarpeuter, r. 2217 Powell
Parker Delia, domistic SW cor Haight and Pierce
Parker Edward, builder, r. 24 Seventh
Parker Edward A., driver Hollis & Harris, r. 2820 Miss
Parker Edward F., clerk E. A. Fargo & Co., r.1-31 Geary
Parker Edward H., capitalist, r. 1534 Howard
Parker Edward S., drug clerk Robert C. Meyers, NW
cor Union and Powell
Parker Edward W., bootmaker, 944 Harrison
Parker Edwin, commercial traveler, r. 1517 California
Parker Edwin L., deputy county auditor, r. Itj South
Park
Parker E. L., r. Clarendon House, NE cor Sec and Fol
Parker Eliza (widow), r. 28 Laurel PI
Parker Emily E. Mrs., r. 1816 Dupont
Parker Emeliue Mrs., nurse Ladies' Pro. and Relief
Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geaiy and Post
Parker F., clerk, r. 375 Shotwell
Parker Fisk L., entry clerk Spear, Meade & Co., r. 839
California
Parker Frank, mate bark Northwest, Pier 1, Steuart
Parker Frank, moulderThompsonBros., r.736Tehama
Parker Frank L., bookkeeper Q. Mitchler, r. 923 Sutter
Parker Frank M., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r.
566 Bryant
Parker Frank W., manager Cosmopolitan Millinery
Store, 816 Market, r. 533 Geary
Parker Frederick, clerk Otto Johnson, r. 2048 Mission
Parker Frederick W., carrier and mail driver Evening
Post, r. 13 Perry
Parker F. Warren, shoecutter S. W. Levj', r. 118 Tj'ler
Parker George, harnessmaker, r. 7 Clara
Parker George, mattressmaker, r. 112 First Av
Parker George, 2);iiuter, r. 9 Geneva
Parker George, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant, r.
cor Ritch and Clara
Parker George F.. r. 1212 Powell
Parker George H., capitalist, r. 1122 Market
Parker George J., house-painter, r. 9 Geneva
Paiker Harry, actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 621 California
Parker Harry G., plasterer, r. 161 Clara
Parker Havward P., bookkeei)er, r. 2247 J^ Mission
PARKER HOUSE, Hall & Kearney proptrs, 617
Montgomery
Parker I.saac B., engineer, r. 705 Mission
Parker James, student Heald's Business College
Parker James M. (l!i;ply & P.irker) , r. 112 First Av
Parker Jane (widow), r. Ocean House Road, opp Old
Toll House
Parker Jane (widow) , r. S s Dorland, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Parker Jean Miss, acting principal North Cosmopoll-
tan Grammar School, r. SE cor Joue.s and Wash
Parker Jeremiah, cashier George Loomis, r. 932 Pac
Packer John, seaman, r. 41 Paeilic
Parker John, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Parker John, seaman Pacitic Mail S. S. China
Parker John, slioeinaker S.W. Rosenstock & Co., r. cor
Washington and (iough
Parker John, stuiUnt Heald's Business College
Parker John, waiter S. S. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Parker John 1'.., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Parker John D., miner, r. 21H Sixteenth
Parker John H., baker, r. 151 Natonia, rear
Parker John N., canvasser, r. 218 Sixteenth
Parker Joseph K., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 32
Tyler
Parker Joseph M., bartender Charles Fox, r. 419 Sut
Parker Joseph M., proptr Telegraph Stables, 14 Sutter,
r. 252 Second
Parker Julia, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Parker Kate Miss, r. 250 Beale
Parker Leroy H., scalebuilder Fairbanks & Hutchin-
son, r. 1702!<i Leavenworth
Parker Louisa G. Miss, r. 28 Laurel PI
Parker Luke J., plumber Edward T. Boyd, r. 1208
Union
Parker Blalvina H. (widow), furnished rooms, 850
Market
Parker Mary, domestic 1115 Hj'de
Parker Mary B. (widow) , r. SE cor Jones and Wash.
inglon
Parker Mary W. Mrs., ladies and childrens' underwear
and embroidery, 126 Post, r. 1 Geary PI
Parker M. Bell ^Jliss, assistant Market Street Primary
School, r. 1 Geary PI
Parker Milan, whitener, r. 1941 Broadway
Parker Richard D., carpenter, r. 13 Perry
Parker Robert, seaman, r. 815 Vallejo, rear
Parker Rose S. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School, r. 2222 Jackson
Parker Ruf us, contractor, r. 619 Fulton
Parker S. E. Mrs. (widow), r. 110 O'Farrell
Parker Stafford H., assistant License Collector, r. 501
Post
Parker Stiles S. C. (Great Eastern Cigar Co.), r. 28
Second Av
Parker Thomas B., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r.
1816 Dupont
Parker Timothy M., night inspector Custom House,
r. 371 Brannan
Parker William, baker S. S. Orizaba, r. 202 Beale
Parker William, carpenter St. Mary's College, r. Do-
lores, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Parker William, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Parker William, plastering and whitening, 954 How-
ard, r. 1314 J<; Pine
Parker William, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Parker William, watchman Cutting Packing Co., r.
509 Howard
Parker William C, president Modoc Consolidated
Mining Co., office 310 Pine, room 15, r. Oakland
Parker William H., blacksmith Simon Whitmore, r.
150d Polk
Parker William H., clerk Merchants' Exchange Assn,
r, 2132 Stockton
Parker William J., steward Bohemian Club, r. 1606
Hyde
Parker William W., r. 1528 Pacific Av
Parkhurst Daniel W., agent Western Develoi^ment Co.,
r. N s Liberty, bet Gvierrero and Dolores
Parkhurst David L., mining, office 401 California, room
4, r. 1416 Bush
Parkhurst H. Clinton, journalist S. F. Chronicle, r.
2215 J^ Polk
Parkhurst Josiah S., carpenter, r. Green Tree House
Parkhurst Ruth R. Miss, r. 1416 tiush
Parkhurst V. S. W., scales, trucks, etc., SW cor Fre-
mont and Market, r. Liberty, nr Guererro
Parkhurst W. P., clerk David A* Jennings, r. 1416 Bush
Parkin Charles, fruits, 955 Market
Parkin Charles A., dairy produce, 19 Mission Market,
r. 1806 Jessie
Parkin Edward H., springfltter Betts Spring Co., r. 12
Mary
Parkin John, filcmaker. r. 12 Mary
Parkin J. N., clerk Edward Bosqui & Co., r. 12 Mary
Parkins John, ironer S. F. Laiindry
Parilinson George C, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Capp
and Howard
Parkinson James C, gilder and picture-framemaker,
324 Fifth-, r. 1711 Market
Parkman W, H., miner, r. Russ House
Parks Collin, bricklayer, r. 1028 Market
Parks Gravel Mining Co. (Oroville) , George W. Cum-
mings secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 10
Parks John, r. 1115 Van Ness Av
Park.4 John, expressman, SE cor Pacific and Stockton,
r. 1619 Market
Parks John C, carpenter Centennial Planing Mill, r.
N s Twenty-sixth, bet San Jose Av and Guerrero
Parks Orville L., pliysician, office and r. 19 Decatur
Parks Orville N., laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 19
Decatur
BULLOCK Si JO]^''S?- -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles,
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
PAK
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Parks R. F., wood dealer, office 10 Davis, r. 1904 Web-
ster
Parks Steplien, enftiueer, r. 1110 Clay
Parluiik'e Edward P., r. 4'il NatO)ua
Parmelte James E., driver Jeiiness & Co., r. 2950 How
Parnieii'titr Henry, dressmaker, 2-iO Taylor
Parn.'ll JoLn, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r. E 6
Illinois, nr Twentieth
Parnell John, real estate agent, office 507 Californis,
r. 105:i Mission
Paruow Charles, master mariner, r. 25?^ Welsh
Parii.>w Robert, clerk M. K H. Gradwohl, r. 25}^ Welsh
Paroui Domenico, paintor, r. 4H3 Filbert
Par.iui Peter, painter, r. 310!^ Montgomery Av
Paroni Pietro, painter, r. 427 Filbert
Parr James, laborer T. & S. S. Morton, r. 030 Geary
Parr John, finisher Simon McDonald, r. 1122 Harrison
Parr John M., bricklayer, r. 11;22 Harrison
Parr Mary A. Mrs., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Dora and Harrison
Parr Richard E., register clerk Western Union Tele-
gr.tph Co., r. 25JiJ California
Parr William, brasstinisher. r. 11 Harrison Av
Parra Cipriana (widow), r. 1.500 Dupout
Parra Jose, laborer, r. 1318 DuiJout
Parratt Frederick, merchandise broker, office 405
Front, room 4, r. San Rafael
Parrell Patrick, baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 353 Minna, rear
Parriugtou William, engineer Southern Pac. R. R., r.
lyll Stevenson
Parrish Charles H., salesman F. & P. J. Cassin, r.
5J3 Front
Parrish Edward, real estate agent, office 607 Mont-
jTomery, r. Alarneda
Parrish Nathan C, city agent Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., office 40l"California, r, 738 Gapp
Parrish Norman, machine hand California Mills, r.
;il8 Bartlett
PAKRISH WILLIAM W., mining secretary,
office Safe Deposit Building, 328 Montgomery,
room 7, r. 310 Stockton
Parrott Ammarilla (widow), r. SE cor Octavia and
Greenwich
PARROTT aOHN, capitalist, office 414 Mout-
^;iiiurry, r. 020 Folsom
Parrott John, Jr., r. 020 Folsom
Parrott Earey L., clerk Marsden Kershaw, r. 733 Na-
t'lma
Parriitt Louis B. (Parrott & Co.) , and consul Guate-
mala, office 300 Cal., r. 620 Folsom
Piirrott Tiburcio (Parrott & Co.),r. 620 Folsom
Parrrjtt William K., carpenter, r. 733 Natoma
PARROTT i!t CO. (William F. Babcock, Tiburcio
Parrott. William Babcock. and Louis B. Parrott),
commission merchants, office 300 California
Parrotte Joliu, guard House of Correction
Parry Adam M., compositor Morning Call, r. 1313 Fil-
bert, rear
Parry George, computing clerk U. 3. Mint, r. 8-32
Market, Oakland
Parry Horace E., secretary Consolidated Esmeralda
Mill and Mining Co.. office 327 Pine, r. 472 Jessie
Parry James, Jour. Shijjwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Pan y Josei^h E., clerk, r. 317 Geaiy
Parry Matilda (widow), r. 604 Guerrero
Parry Robert H., clerk P. B. Cornwall, r. 317 Third
Par^hall Grace M. Miss, r. Russ Hoiise
Parslow George W., driver Market and Fifth St. R.R.,
r. Stanford Hotel
Parslow James H. S., framemaker, r. 964 Mission
Parson Benjamin, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Parson Edward, physician, office and r. 103 Mont
Parson Oliver S., weigher, r. 20 Sacramento
Par.son8 Adonijah, boatbuilder John Penney, r. Fif-
teenth Av, bet P and Q
Parsons Asa E., porter Ira Ayers, Jr., r. Sixteenth Av,
bet Q and R, South S. F.
Parsons C. F., carpenter S. S. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Parsons Charles, milk dairy. Ocean House Road, E of
Industrial School
Parsons Charles A., bookkeeper Davis & Cowell, r. 14
Hill
Parsons Elizabeth Mrs., r. 813 Mission
Parsons George W., clerk National Gold Bank and
Trust Co., r. 612 Taylor
Parsons George W., engraver California Jewelry Co.,
r. 120 Twenty-fourth ,
Parsons H. B.. assistant secretary Wells, Fargo & Co.,
office 320 Sansom, r. New York
Parsons Henry, butcher, r. Sixteenth Av, bet Q and
R, South S. F.
Parsons Henry, salcsniati Henry Mayers, r. Twenty-
fourth, bet Bryant and Columl)ia
Parsons H. Greeley, compositor Bacon & Co., r. 501
Post
Parsons Jann'S H., restaurant, 1427 Polk
Parsons Juuiima (widow) , r. 210 Nineteenth
Parsons Matilda I widow), poultry ranch, bet Moun-
tain Lake and Point Lobos .Vv
Parsons S. H. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U.S.
Mint, r. 143 Third
Parsons Wick B., editor Pacific Methodist, office 320
Sans'-m, r. 230 Sliotwell
Parsons ^\ilUaln, carpenter, r. Ns Twenty-fourth,
bet Bryant .\v and Columbia
Parsons William, mining, r. 008 Shotwell
Partello Augustus T., painter Cal. Wire Works, r. Oak-
laud
Partello Walter S., signpaiuter Henry Burner, r. 110
Prospect PI
Partello. See Partlow
Parti C. C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Particelli A., silver and nickelplater, 952 Mission
Partington Joseph, clerk George Haul), r. 7 Warren Av
Partington Joseph, laborer, r. 500 Fulton
Partland Peter, ironmoulder City Iron Works, r. 30
Clinton
Partlow William, machinist Cal. Wire Works, r. Oak-
land
Partlow. See Partello
Partmaun Gerhard I., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Fifth and Folsom
Partmanu Joseph, barkeeper Lessmann & Windhaus.r.
1057 Market
Paitree Charles, bookkeeper W. & J. Sloane, r. 600
Bush
Partridge Clara M. (widow) , r. 14 Bond
Partridge Ferdinand L., clerk, r. 14 Bond
Partridge Minnie Miss, teacher music, r. .527 Green-
wich
Partridge Peter G.,real estate, office 328 Montgomery,
room 5, r. S 8 Vallejo, bet Taylor and Jones
Partridge. See Patridge and Pattridge
Pi;rtu C, r. 127 Kearny
Pasanelli Riualdo, fisherman, r. 800 Front
Pasanelli Stefano, fisherman, r. 890 Front
Pascal, Dubedat & Co. (Eiiiile Pascal uud Eugene Dub-
edat) , importers French brandies and wines, 426-
428 Jackson
Pascal Emile (Pascal, Dubedat & Co.), r. 729 Filbert
Paschold Carl, tailor Theodore Braun, r. 427 Green-
wich
Pascoe John, mining engineer, r. 404 Greenwich
Pascoe John G., cutter A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. San
Miguel
Pascualetti Bartholomeo, gardener, r. 511 Union
Pasmore Edgar, musician, r. 2114 Jones
Pasmore Harry B., organist St. John's Lutheran
Church, r. 2114 Jones
Pasmore John D., musician, r. 2114 Jones
Pasmore Robert L., teacher music, r. 2114 Jones
Pasold Franz, seaman, r. 7'24 Mission
PASQ,l'AL.E BEXKDICT, mauuf flags and ro-
settes, and importer fancy goods, toys, etc., O.jO
Washington, and 907 Howard
Pasquar Clemeuce, domestic E. F. Hall, 915 Leav
Pasqueline Pasqual, seaman, r. Western House, 134
Steuart
Pasquenucci Antonio, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Pasquier Louis, florist, 1512 Broadway
PiPS(iuini Antonio, fi.sherman, r. 894 Front
Pasqulni Louis, fisherman, r. 890 Front
Pasquir Alfouse, r. 1027 Dupont
Passage Lorenzo, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery
Passalacqua Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc. 423 Wash-
ington
Passama Baptiste (Antoine St. Supery & Co.) , r. 131
Main
Passenger John S., bookkeeper Tax Collector's Office,
r. iOim Pierce
Passet Auguste (Cheyrias & Passet) , and varieties,
204 Fifth, r. Oakland
Passet William, cook Edward Newman, r. 1219 Kearny
Pastene Antonio, fruit and produce commission, 203-
205 Washington, r. Fllfmore, bet Tyler and McAl-
lister
Pastimor Bertis, carpenter, r. 253 Minna
Patalorra Pietro, laborer, r. 10 Bannam PI
BBAMSH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
AKLEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Patch Elbridge G., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht'
r. 947 Twenty-first
Patch O.^crir A., r. 1230 3^ Folsom
Patchel Edward, plastering and whitening, 124 Fourth,
r. 128 }<j Fourth
Patek Abraham (Pac. Chemical Preparation Co.), r.
lolO Larkin
Patek Samuel, collector Union Insurance Co., r. 533
O'FarrtU
Patilow Oliver, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 140 Minna
PATEMAN HARRY, manager S. F. Trade Pro-
tective Assn., ofSce 438 California, r. 12 Metcalfe
PI
PATENT BRICK CO., Philip Caduc prenideut,
depot Berry Street Wharf, bet Third and Fourth,
ofSce bVi Moiitj?umf ry
PATENT PAPER BARREL CO., Flint, Peabody
& Go. agentK, fartory S s Brannan, bi.t Seventh and
Eighth, office 408 Califfrnia
PATENT TULE BOTTLE COVER FAC-
TORY, Gilman & Kacouillat proptrs, W s Ninth,
bet Harrison and Bryant
Patenul Joseph, shoemaker, r. 5 Bowie Av
Patersoii Arthur S., r. 305 EdJy
Paterson George, carpenter D. A. MacdonaUl & Co., r.
711 M Tehama
PATERSON JAMES, stock broker, office 313 Cal-
ifornia, r. Palace Hctel
PATERSON JOHNSTON, law and collection
office, 330 Pine, room 53
Paterson. See Patterson
Patillia Louis, Ship Calkers Assn., Barras Hall
Patin Frank, r. 736 Pacific
Patison Emma B., teacher music, r. 1870 Stevenson
Patison Henry, farmer, r. 1870 Stevenson
Patison James C, plumber E. H. Judkins, r. 1870Stev
Patuout Arthur, watchman Sutter St. K. E., r. cor
Larkin and Pacific
P;ituu Johu H., bricklayer, r. 529 Shotwell
Paton M:iry, domestic 1510 California
Paton Mary Miss, r. 840 Mission
Paton. See Patten and Pattou
PATRICK A. B. «Si CO. (W. A. Boole), tannery,
SW cor Eighteenth and Foisom
Patrick Albert B. (A. B. Patrick & Co.),r. 1581 Foisom
Patrick Bernard, watchman Michelssen, Brown & Co.
Patrick F., editor, r. 814 Montgomery
PATRICK FREDERICK M., manager H. W.
Johns' Manuf. Co., 5 First, r. Palace Hotel
Patrick Harry, teacher music, r. 113 Page
Patrick James C. (Kichard Patrick & Co.), r. 1424
Clay
Patrick John, pressman Edward C. Hughes, r. 459
Minna
Patrick John H. (Richard Patrick & Co.) , r. New York
Patrick Louisa (widow) , r. 1128 Pacific
Patrick Sarah A., hairdresser, r. 1130 Pacific
Patrick Richard (Richard Patrick .>i Co.). r. Now York
PATKIC K RICHARIi ^-v CO. (James C. and
John H. Patrick and Muttliew N. luce), imp irters
anel iobbers foreign and domestic hardware, 122
Battery
Patrick Robert, laborer Pionetr White Lead Works, r.
40r; Bryant
Patrick Wellington C, hairdressing saloon, 705 Broad-
way, r. 11:10 Pacific
PATlilDGE HIRAM C, proptr International
Hotel , 824-S2(i Kearny
Patridge. See Partridge and Patti'idge
Patrocinio Ramon, barber Louis Ferraioli, r. NW cor
Stockton and Broadway
Patry Carl, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Moi-tou
Puttee SjIou. .accountant, (jffiee 507 Montgomery, rotim
9, r. 240 Montgoiuery, room 19
Patteu Benjamin, plumber William R. Allen, r. 39
Fifth Av, rear
Patteu Caroline (widow) , r. 106 Park Av
Pattoii Charles W., agent Frost's Governors, and
manul's' agent, office 34 California, r. 225 Fourth
Patteu Edwiird M., auctioneer, r. 1919 Geary
Patteu Edw;ird M. Jr., auctioneer Holcomb Bros. &
Co., r. 2921 Sacramento
Patten George, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 214
Shotwell
Patten George W., packer Castle Bros., r. 1919 Geary
Patten Henry, plumber, r. 39 Fifth Av, rear
Patten John, halliiiau Cosmopolitan Hotel
Patten John, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1176 Fol
Patteu Johu J., r. 20 Turk
Patten Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Lucien Her-
mann secretary, olhce 220 Sansom, room 5
Patten R. G., purser Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Patten Robert, teamster, r. N s Twei.ty-second, bet
Fair Oaks and Dolores
Patten Stephen W., clerk delivery department Wells,
Fargo it Co., r. 2414 Sacramento
Patten Thomas, shoeniiiker, 284 Stevenson, r. Marengo,
nr San Miguel Station
Patten William F., carpenter Aaron N. Levy, r. 1218
Mission
Patten Williara P., steward Miners's Branch Restau-
rant, r. 3(i Ritch
Patten. See Paton and Patton
Patterson Asa C, carpeuter, r. Twenty-seventh, nrNoe
Patterson Bros. (George W. H. and John Q. A.), gro-
ceries,wood, and coal, NE cor Church and Thirtieth
Patterson Charles, bootblack, r. 540 Market
Patterson Charles, baker Palace Hotel, r. 220 Stev
Patterson Charles H., bookkeeper Moore, Hunt & Co.,
r. 864 Mission
Patterson D;.vid, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 110 S Iver
Patterson Eliza, domestic NE cor Jackson and Gough
Patterson Frauk, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Patterson G., coalpasser S.S. Orizaba, BroadwayWharf
Patterson Genrge, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Iowa, nr Y'uba
Patterson George A., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, r.
921 Polk
Patterson George W. H. (Patterson Bros.), r. NE cor
Church aud Thirtieth
Patterson Isabella Miss, assistant W^ashiugton Gram-
mar School, r. 1925 Sutter
Patterson Jacob N., barkeeper D. Schliiter, r. 508
Davis
Patterson James (Pac. Saw Manuf Co.), r. 1711 Mason
Patterson James, janitor and librarian Pythian C.istle,
r. 435 Eddy
Patterson James, patternmaker Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 110 Silver
Patterson James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 657 Mis-
sion
Patterson James R., miller Genesee Mill Co., r. 420
Jackson
Patterson James W., clerk T. H. Dearborn, r. 057 Miss
Patterson Jane, domestic 1020 Jackson
Patterson J. H., r. 1708 Clay
Patterson J. M., livestockdealer, office 8 Davis, r.
Winsor House, Oakland
Patterson Johu, bricklayer J. M. Comerford
Pattersf'U Johu, clerk, r. Philadelphia House
Patterson John, gardener Saiuuel Tetlow, S s Point
LoboB Av, r. Cliff House
Patterson John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Paiterson Johu, seaman, r. SE cor First and Urannan
Patterson John, Jr., bricklayer J. M. Comerford
Patterson Johu N., waiter stm San Vicente, r. Pacific,
bet S-toektiiU and Powell
Patterson John Q. A. (Patterson Bros.), r. NE cor
Church and Thiitieth
Patterson John S., molder, r. 209 Harrison
Patterson John W., master mariner, r. 727 Clementina
Pat'.erson Joseph B., canvasser, r. 933 Sacramento,
rear
Patterson Kate (widow), r. 638}4 Katoma
Patterson L. A., salesman Davis Brothers, r. SW cor
Eighth and Market
Patterson Marga:et (widow), r. 209 Harrison, rear
Patterson Maria, domestic 805 Bush
Patterson Mai tin, plumber G. & W. Snook
Patterson Mary L. Mrs., r. 2021 Powell
Patterson Mary P., dressmaker, 560 J<i Bryant
Patterson Nancy ( widow), r. 3 Rausch
Patterson Peter, stableman W. McCaflerty, r. 2417
Mission
Pattt rson Richard, waiter S. S. Idaho, Broadway
Wharf
Patterson Robert, carpenter, r. E s First Av, nr Point
Lobes Av
Patterson Robert, teamsier I. Gutte, r. 250 Clem
Patterson Rufus Parker, bootmaker Porter, Oppen-
heimer, Slessinger & Co, r. 008 Greenwich
Patterson Samuel F.. r. 9 Garden
Paiterson Thomas, employee J. M. Comerford
Patterson William, carpenter, r. 121 Fifth
Patterson Willifim, carpenter, r. 510 Linden
Patterson William gardeuer, r. 8 Ewer PI
Patterson William, inspector Custom House, r. 1921
Taylor
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufactiire Fp« Sb±+.s tc Order.
White Shirts at ths Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
PAT
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Patti;rsou William, captaiu bark Tarn O'Shanter, r.
Fairmount Tract, nr School Hoiise
Pattirsou William, metal sigus, 430 Kearny, r. 207
Kearny
Patterson William, proplr Golden Aero Nursery, r.Ws
San Bruno Koad, nr Fifteenth Av Extension
Pattiirson William, stucco worker, r. '202') Polk
Patterson William Mrs., dressmaker, r. 8 Ewor PI
Patterson William H., attorney at law, office 009 Sac-
ramento, r. San Mateo
Patterson William T., assistant clerk Board of Super-
visors, r. 5'J'2 Van Ness Av
Pattersim. See Patersou
Pattinsou Benjamin W., iiolisher Matthias Gray, r.
(i;Jti Couimer'"ial
Pattinsun Frank, r. U Fifth Av
Pattiuson Richard, capitalist, r. U Fifth Av
Pattisou Georye, tn.^ineer, r. Ui2G Luipont
Pattison John, groceries and li<juors, SWeor Twenty-
eighth and Church
Patt.in .\. J., domestic 1905 Broadway
Pattnu .\1 . a F., book and news Kt:md, SE cor Clay and
Kearny, r. lO'J Mnutgomery
Patt m Bernard, tanner Williams Bros., r. Marsh
House, Sixth Av, South S. F.
Patton I). T., carpenter, r. SE cor Pine and Laguua
Pattnu Edward, tanner Jo63i)h Sedgley, r. VS62 tlauip-
shire
Patt. Ill Frederick E., bookkeeper Trust Fund lusm*-
auce Assn, r. Oakland
Patton -lames, plasterer, HE cor Pine and Laguna
Pattiiu John, conductor, r. l:iOJ Powell
Patton .John, laborer Southern Pac. K. R. Co., r. Oak-
land
Patton Mary Miss, laundress, r. 1.524 Polk
Patt<m RembranceL., furnitiiremaker, 225-227 Beale,
r. ytjl Mis-ion
Pattou Robert, stoui^ciitter, r. SE cor Pine and Laguna
Patton Theophilus, mouldtr, r. 181(J Laguna
P.ittoii Thomas, laborer Golden City Chemical Works,
r. 7i8 Branuan
Patton Thomas S., r. 518 Oak
Patt)n William, architect, office 4113^ California,
room 20, r. Alameda
Patt )u. See Pa ton and Patteis
Patlridge Robert K., dealer pine and redwood lumber,
12S Steuart, r. 34 John
Pattridge. See Partridge and Patridge
Patty William, engineer, r. 4U.) Beale
Paturcl Ale.xander, pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., r.
.5:J(; Clay
Pauba Adelbert, tailor, r. 22 Russ, rear
Paudler Joseph, brouzerand gilder, 773 Mission
Paugh William J., physician, office 021 Clay, r. 1018
Leavenworth
Paui,hal Julius Hermann, tanner Morris Wind, r. E s
San Bruno Road, cor Twenty-sixth
Paul A. H., captaiu schr Mary Buhue, Pier 9, Steuart
PAUL. aLM-VRIX B., mining engineer and min-
iii.:^ secretary, office 328 Montgomery, room 20, r.
10o2 Broadway
Paul Aliiiariu B. Jr., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 1032
Broadway
Paul .Vlvin A., deputy Superintendent Streets, r. 1834
Eddy
Paul Andrew, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Paul (3:ispar, r. 9 Stockton PI
Paul Chnrles, laborer Meyer & Muehe, r. 014 Natoraa
Paul Charles, seaman, r. W s Pringle Court, nr Green-
wich
Paul Cornelius, seaman, r. 44 Ritch
Paul David, laborer H. Westerfeld, cor Minnesota and
Nevada
Paul Elizabeth (widow) , r. 510 Guerrero
Paul Gustavo, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Paul Hatti.^ B., r. 1834 Eddy
Paul Henry, cooper, r. 8 Laugton
Paul Henry, second officer stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Paul Horatio, as.«ayer, r. 113 Fifteenth
Paul James, carpenter, r. 113 Fifteenth
Paul John C, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 28 Clara
Paul John L., harnessmaker, Main and Winchester, r.
9 Stockton PI
Paul John M., r. 2742 Folsom
Paul Joseph, laundrymau C. A. Peyre, r. 820 Green |
Paul Joseph J., helper melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. cor Twelfth and Jackson, Oak-
laud
Paul Julian L., r. 1834 Eddy !
Paul Lngan, clerk W. A. Holcomb & Co., r. Oakland
Paul Louis, sa Idler, r. 9 St .ckton PI
Paul Lucius W., r. 1834 Eddy
Paul Patrick, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Paul Pliebe (widow), r. 1024 Powell
Paul Phil ) D., plumbing, and agent Globe Ventilator,
1331 Mission, r. 1822 Jessie
Paul Rebecca Mi-s, bookbinder, r. 28 Clara
Paul Rebecca P. Miss, a.^sistant Silver Street Primary
Si'ho.)l, r. 710 California
Paul S., Lafayette Guard Armory. 730 Montgomery
Paul William, proptr Post Street House, 207-209 Post
Paulacci Lelio, porter Aratu & Casassa, r. lOlG Devisa-
dero
Paulding Joseph M.. cellarmau Quaker City Restau-
rant, r. 509 Washington
Pauli Frank C, sign painter, 430 Kearny, r. 304 Green
Pauli Frederick A.(Win:er \- Pauli) , r. 1027 McAllister
Pauli Gu-tav, clerk Henry Ch. Meisel, r. NE cor Fif-
teenth and Dolores
Pauli Gustave, shoemaker, r. 301 Green
Paulitt' Philip, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Pauline Prosper, laborer John McCue, r. 1422 Dupont
Paulissen Henry, fresco painter, r. 15 Pfeiffer
Paulliu James F., costumer, 803 Montgomery
PaiiUin James R., costumer, r. 803 Mont .;(miery
Paulliu Susan F. Mrs., costumer, 803 Montgomery
Paulm.ir Thomas, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
IC .\nthony
Paulrae Eugene, tailor, r. 223 Clara
Pauls C, cook, SW cor Battery and Commercial
Paul's Dry Process Co., Omar J. Humphrey secretary,
office 328 Montgomery, room 20
Paulsen Albert, seaman, r. 318Brannan, rear
Paulsen (Christian, cook Ivemeyer A: Dunker
Paulsen Henuing P., porter T. J. Bass & Co., r. 12 Ev-
erett
Paulsen Henry, helper Nathan W. Spaulding, r. 18
Fir-t
Paulsen Henry, Laborer, r. 1805)^ Stockton
Paulsen Hermann, groceries and liquors, SW cor Turk
and Taylor, r. 105 Turk
Paulsen John E., groceries and liquors. 263 Stevenson
Paulseu Julius, bookkeeper Schultz i Vou Bargen, r.
229 Kearny
Paulsen Juliu-i, liquor saloon, SE cor Mission and
Fourth, r. 2j1 Miuna
Paulsen .Martin, cabinetmaker August Juugblut& Co.,
r. 5 Folsom Av
Paulsen Mary, domestic 423 Tyler
Paulsen Olof, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Paul>en Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 51G>i
Nintli
PAUL..SEN VVILJLI.\M, groceries and liquors, NE
cor Eighteenth and Valencia
Paulson A., r. 207 Minna
Paulson Bernard, r. 6 John
Paulson Lorenz, farmer, r. 119 Third
Paulson O. Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Paulson Peter H., bakery, 443 Valencia
Paulson Rudolph, boots and shoes, 142 Fifth
Paulson William (Paulson & Sanders), r. SW cor
O'Farrell & Jones
Paulson William Mis., fancy goods, SW cor O'Far-
rell and Jones
Paulson it Sanders (William Paulson and John San-
ders) , cabinetmakers, 419-423 Jones
Paulucci Abele, clerk Elizabeth Wolfheimer, r. 1211
Steiner
Paulucci Alessandro, salesman, r. 12(13 Polk
Paulucci L., clerk, r. 1010 Devisadero
Paulus Louis, foreman JacoV> Schoenfeld, r. Eleventh
Av, nr Railroad A\, South S. F.
Pauly Joseph, bathmau Montgomery Baths, r. 317
Bush
Paup John M., butcher R. W. Brown, r. cor Sixth and
Railroad avs. South S. F.
Pauper Silver Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.), Orlando
H. Bogart s. cietary, office 100 Leidesdoiff
Paupitz Frederick W., proptr Miuerva House, 123
Jackso'i
Pausman Henry, bay, grain, coal and wood, 2306 Mason
Pausou Frank, stockbroker, r. 2419 California
Pauson Henry, proptr Sii'rra Nevada Lodging House,
and shoemaker. 528 Pacitic
Pavey J. G., porter H. P. Gregory & Co.,r. 33Dorland
Pavia Dolores (widow), r. IslO Stockton
Pavie Francis, bookkeeper, r. 819 Montgomery
Pavie Francis Mrs., furnished rooms, 819 Montgom-
ery
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cuife, Neck "^rsss, etc
ANDEESOIT & BANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Pavillier Louis A., commission mercLant, office 525
Front, r. <<30 Mis^sion
Pavlicevich Domenico, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Pavlictvich John, restaiirant, 3G Market, r. NE cor
Jackson and Davis
Pawley Alfred, traveling agent Golden City Straw
Works, r, 335 Shipley
Pawley Sidntv, carriagetrimmer Charles Molter, r.
335 Shipley
Pa-wlicki Ladislaus, physician, office and r. 700 Sutter
PaxKon Charles H., cashier Home Mutual Insurance
Co,, r. San Kafael
Paxton Charles E., r. 3-20 Turk
Paxton John A., real estate, r. P:.lace Ilutel
Payant Paul, shoeeaitter, r. 642 Xatoma
Pave Maggie M. Mi^s, saleswoman Mrs.^Amelia
Danueuberg, r. 219 Mason
Payeken Andrew, waiter Pacific Mail S. S, Alaska
Payer Louise Mme., hiundress, r. 528 Hayes
Payletiire Ct., barkeeper, r. Ci'SiJ Commercial
Paylor Charle.«. boarding stable. S s Hoflf Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
PAYMASTER V. S. NAVY, office 43i California
Payne Charles W,, carpenter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Payne E. C, r. 503 k' Linden
Paj-ne Felice Mrs., midwife, r. 1513 Dupont
Pavne Francis W., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
508 Vallejo
Payne Frank A., machinist Globe Iron Works, r, 102
Fourth
Payne Frederick W., cashier Travelers' Insurance
Co., office 403 California, r. Brunswick House
Payne George, boltmaker Vvilliam Payne, r, 627
Twenty-third
Payne George W., camnaker B. C. Austin, r. 1622
Stockton
Payne Joel H., liq'aor saloon, 721 Davis
Payne John, r. 219 Hayes
Payne John, blacksmith, r. 217 Broadway
PajTie Josephine Miss, stripper Mayrisch Bros. & Co.,
r. 1513 Dupont
Payne Samuel T., plasterer, r. 553 Mission
Payne Theodore Mrs. (widow), r. Grand Hotel
• Payne Theodore F., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Payne Warren R., capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
PAYXE WUiLIAM, proptr Cal. Bolt and Nut
Works, 119 Beale, r. 627 Twenty-third
Payne William E., clerk U. S. Pension Agent, r.
Alameda
Payne William W., attorney at law, office 621 Clay, r.
765 Market
Payne Willis, bricklayer Superintendent of Streets, r.
3 Auburn
Payne. See Paine
Payno Stefano, r. 1318 Dupont
Paynter William, butcher James Lintott, r. 1 Park PI
Payot Henry iP.iyot, ITpUam & Co., and L. Gregoire &
Co.), r. 920 Ellis
PAYOT, UPHAM & CO. (Henry Payot and Isaac
Upham), publishers, stationers, and blank book
manufs, 204 Sansom
Paysou Alonzo P., contractor and bililder, r. 17 Ohio
ur Pacific
Paysou Carter N., carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 1918
Stevenson
Paythavy Bernard, r. 1125 Stockton
Payton George, macninist Pac. Iron Works, r. 46 Te-
hama
Paytou Thomas, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 140 Miuna
Payton. See Peyton
Payzant W., clerk L. Lebenbanm & Co., r. 1303)^ Polk
Paz Prudence (widow) , r. 343 Jessie
Pazjk Frank J., sewing machines. 1004 Stockton
Pazzy P., French Zouaves' Armcjry, 5:^7 Saciamento
Peabody John, laborer Mission Kock Warehouse Co.,
r. 8(14 Third
Peabody Porter T., foreman Mission Rock Warehouse
Co., r. 487 Third
Peabody T. Jefferiou, foreman stable Central R. R., r.
.522 Sixth
PEABODY WILLIAM F., visiting phvsician St.
Luke's Hospital, oflice and r. '200 Ellis
Peace Isaac H., carpenter, r. Ill Harrison
Peace Mary Mrs., drcssmiiker, r. 422 Leavenworth
Peaccy Walter, carpenter, r. 466 Jessie
Peach Angu.stus, ri.pemaker S. I'. Cordage Factory, r.
1063<i Park Av
Peach Charles, butcher Ernest Weber, r. cor Seven-
teenth and Guerrero
Peach James, local policeman, r. 423 Linden
Peach Louisa, domestic 2505 Mission
Peach Thomas J., watchman S.W. Levy, r. 423 Linden
Peacock Amos, r. 119 H^ Sixth
Peacock Elizabeth (widow), r. 433 Turk
Peacock George, bricklayer, r. 320 Ivy Ay
Peacock James, seaman stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Feiry
Peacock John, student Barnard's Business College, r.
433 Turk
Peacock William P., compositor A, L, Bancroft & Co.,
r. 811 Grt-enwich
Peake Albert A. (Peake & Fisk), r. 534 Valencia
Peake Edward T., engineer S. S. Idaho, r. 1529 Geary
Peake Willi.im, carrier Evening Bulletin
Peake & Fisk (.Albert A. Peake and John B. Fisk),
proptrs Cal. Bleaching Soap Factory, cor Six-
teenth and Folsom ^
Peakenham JC'hu V., longshoreman, r. 28 Frederick
Pearce Emily (widow), teacher music, r. 164 Clara
Pearce Frederick, teamster Union Iron Works, r. 12&
Dora
Pearce George F., bookkeeper Moon, Scully & Co., r.
317 Taylor
Pearce Heiiry D., gold pen manuf, 624 Montgomery, r.
518 Bryant
Pearce Henry M., decorator Frank G. Edwards, r. 245
Ritch
Pearce J., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Pearce James F., plasterer, r, 5 Rausch
Pearce Mary J, (widow) furnished rooms, 267 Minna
Pearce Silas S., cook, r. 1007 '-<i Stockton
Pearce William, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 1618
Jessie
Pearce. See Peirce, and Pierce
Pearl Emma C. (widow) , r. 115 Perry
Pearl Francis, barkeeper J. Godsil, r. 619 Linden Av
Pearl John C, r. 6 Second Av
Pearl Sylvester, oyster saloon, 402 Brannan
Pearlman Albert S., r. 520 Stockton
Pearlman A. M., cigars and tobacco, junction Market,
Sansom and Sutter, r. 21 Russ
Pearlman Benjamin M., salesman Frank M. Schoen-
berg, r. 337 Eddy
Pearlman David M., clerk Joseph Mayer, r. 337 Eddy
Pearlman Julius M. (Joseph T. Terry & Co.) , r. 2U9
Turk
Pearlman Simon M., druggist W. T. Wenzel, r. 337
Eddy
Pearman Elizabeth S. (widow), r. 521 Stevenson
Pearman Mary (widow), r. 236 Eleventh
Pearre S. E. Rev.,^ pastor Disciples of Christ Chris-
tian Church, r. Oakland
Pearsall Wallace- M., book and job printer, 5 Post, r.
NE cor Sanchez and Twenty-third
Pearson Alfred, seaman, r. 36 Clay
Pearson Auu;ust, hiborer Pope & Talbot, r. 14 Stanford
Pearson Charles B.. draughtsman City Hall CVimmis-
sioners, r. 4'27 Hayes
Pearson Charles E., mining, office 4 Liedesdorff, room
7, r. 814 M Twenty-first
Pears.m Charles T.. office 808 Mont, r. Oakland
Pearson Christine Miss, boarding, 8 s Fifth Av. nr L,
South S. F.
Pearson Edward, engineer, r. 30 Bernard
Pearson Edward, ropeiuaker S. F. Cordage Factory,
r. W s Iowa, nr Sierra
Pearson Edward S., teamster Daniel Kearney, r. 219
Hayes
Pearsosi George L., clerk Mut\ial Life Insurance Co.,
r. 211 Sausom
Pearson Gustave, stevedore A. C. Freese
Pearson Henry H., hotelkeeper, r. 820 Biish
Pearson James, speculator, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Pearson James H. (James H. Pearson & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Pearson James & Co.. stockbrokers, office 311 Pine
Pearson John, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Pearson John G., tallow works, N s Fifth Av, nr Rail-
road Av, Soutu S. F.
Pearson John H., clerk .\si!istant Adjutant-General
Military Division Pacific, r. 2016 Lurkiu
Pearson Maria (widow) , r. 9 Lynch
Pearson Mttilda Miss, r. 530 Third
Pearson Neil K., seaman, r. 418 Bush
Pearson Nils, bartender Adam Smith, r. 1023 Stockton
Pearson R., tailof Charles Nelson, r, 635 California
Pearson Robert, seaman Pacific Mail S, S. Granada
Pearson Robert \V.. attorney at law, office 3'iO Sansom,
room 14, r. 906 Market
Bullock & Jones-ImpKting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St —Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Pearson Walter. black»uiitb Presidio Reservation, r.
Noe, bet Twenty-eigbth and Twenty-uintb
Pearson William, cashier Commercial Insurance Co.
of California, r. 205 Powell
Pearson William, berdt-r Presidio Keservation, r. S 8
Lombard, bit Baker ami Lyon
Pearson William, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Pearson William W., clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 771
Mi.ssii'U
PEARSON Si CURTIS TOBACCO CO. (now
Curtis, Dixon & Co.) , manufs and importers cigars
and tobacco. a09-:n7 Clay
Pearson. See Pierson
Pearsons H. Artbur, r. 610 Van Ness Av
Pease Alice, furnished rooms, .50'2 O'Farrell
Pease Coffin F., carpejiter, r. 704 Broadway
Pease Emma S. (widow) , r. 769 Harrison
Pease Geortje, laborer freight department Central
Pac. K. K., r. 42 Fir^t
Pease George F., carpenter, r. 34 Valparaiso
Pease George G., brusbmaker Harrison & Dickson, r.
529 Sacramento
Pease G. il., physician and surgeon, office and r. 125
Turk
] Pease Luman S., with John Parrott, r. 1401 Sutter
PEASE RICHARD A. Jr., agent Goodyear
Rubber Co., office 577-579 Market, r. 14U1 Sutter
Pease Thomas H., clerk William L. Duncan, r. 502
OFarrtll
Pease T. Percy, workman U. S. Mint, r. 130 Tyler
Pease Walter E., bookkeeper Holland & Euppel, r. 92()
Harrison
Pease Wilder, vocalist, r. 126 Tyler
Pease William, brakeman Southern Pac. E. R., r. C24
Fourth
Pease William C, contractor and builder, r. 815 Lom-
• bard
Peasley John J., engineer, r. 5 Sumner
Peasley Matthew, expressman, SW cor Sixth and Mar-
ket, r. 1125 Turk
Peasley Sanger M., tinsmith B. C. Austin, r. NW cor
Friucisco and Fillmore
Peasley Stephen L., shipcarpenter William E. Col-
lyer, r. 3 Liberty
Peassala Adele (widow), r. 49 Clara
Peat Francis Mrs. (widow) , r. 1610 Larkin
Peat John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Peat John W. F., clerk Charles E. Heise, r. 1610 Lar-
kin
Peater Claud, r. 10 Salmon
Peater Claud Mrs., dressmaker, r. 10 Salmon
Peater Julia Miss, dressmaker, r. 10 Salmon
Peater Lucia Miss, dressmaker, r. 10 Salmon
Peaz Le Roy, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Pebbles Frank M., artist, studio 328 Montgomery,
room 17, r. Oakland
Peble Charles F., carpenter and builder, r. 1316 Mason
Peble George E., carpenter and builder, r. 1316 Mason
Pebler Jacob, helper Moyniban & Aitkeu, r. 245 Miss
Peccbi Sebastiano, peddler, r. 14 Bartol
Pechfelder Edward, carpenter, r. 425 Powell
P4:CHIN CHARLES, proptr Phil's Exchange and
Restaurant, 417 Front, r. 528 Greenwich
Pecbin C. R. Mr.--., assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. .528 Greenwich
Pechner Caroline Mrs., milliner and fancy goods, 410
Hayes
Pechner Marcus S., cigars and tobacco, 310 Montgom-
ery, r. 209 Seventh
Pechner Robert B., tailor, r. 410 Hayes
Peck A., r. Clipper Hotel
Peck Ai, locator mines, office 418 Cal, r. 1222 Bush
Peck Arthur P., salesman Willcox & Gibbs' Sewing
Machine Co., r. 915 McAllistc-r
Peck Charles F., seaman, r. 31 Sacramento
Peck Charles M., bookkeeper Redington & Co., r. 120 J
Guerrero I
Peck Charles 8. (Peck & Co.) , r. 1350 Post
Peck E. A., mining secretary, office 418 California, r.
5 Bush St. PI
Peck Edward B., drayman Peck & Co., r. 1209 k' Bush |
Peck Edwin T., bookkeeper Holt Bros. r. 1137 Ellis j
Peck Elisba S., office 622 Clay, room 5
Peck George, printer, t. 34 Tehama I
Peck Helen E. Miss, assistant Fairmount Primary [
School, r. Twenty-fourth, ur Valencia 1
Peck Henry, fruits and vegetablfs, 1038 Folsom
Peck James B. (Owens, Moore .t Co.), r. 89 Chestnut j
Peck James L., salesman Willcox & Gibbs' Sewing,
Machine Co., r. Oakland I
Peck James R., drayman T. G. Cockrill & Co., r. Oak-
land
Peck Jane E,. special partner Wellman, Peck & Co., r
^ 413 Stockton
Peck Jennie Miss, r. 1350 Post
Peck John, boot and shoemaker, 18 Montgomery Av,
r. 827 Pacific
Peck John H. F., purser S. S. Great Republic, r. 410
Hyde
Peck John M.. (Wellman, Peck k Co.), r. 413 Stockton
Peck Josias L., blacksmith Kimball Manuf Co., r.
1747 Mission
Peck Levi P., court room ckrk Fourth District Court,
r. 1613 Larkin
Peck Margaret (widow), r. S 8 Twenty-fourth, bet
Valencia and Bartlett
Peck Mary (widow), r. 1733 Broadway
Peck M. C. Mrs., teacher Willcox & Gibbs' Sewing
Machine Co., r.915 Mc.\llister
Peck Mining Co. (.Arizona) , Joseph W. Morgan secre-
tary, office 318 Pine, rooms 32-34
Peck Orrin, collector Wellman, Pe^ k & Co., r. S s.
Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
Peck P., laborer Genesee Mill Co., r. 407 Pacific
Peck Philiji, commission merchant, office 109 San-
som, r. 9u5 Market
Peck Sanford C. r. C09 Post
Peck Solomon (Peck & Eisenbach), r. 311 Dupont
Peck Vina D. Mrs., r. 2520 Sutter
Peck Weslev Rev., pastor Bush Street M. E. Church,
r. 2520 Bush
P<ck William, barkeeper, r. Overland House
Pick William A., clerk Adams & Taylor, r. 110 Berry
Peck William B., liquor saloon, 720 Pacific
Peck William W., laborer Pacific Iron Works, r. Oak-
laud
Peck &: Co. ( Charles S. Peck, Josiah M.Teel, and Tim-
othy F. Scott), draymen, 717 Sacramento
PECK dJ EISENBACH (Solomon Ptck and Isaac
P. Eisenbach), wholesale jewelry, 109 Sansom
Peckenuan Simon, dry goods, 214 Sixth, r. '27 Harriet
Peckham Edwin L., clerk Edwin P. Peckham, r. 1024
Lombard
PECKHAM EDWIN P., stockbroker, office 311
Montgomery, r. SW cor Jones and Lombard
Peckham Frank, carriagemaker G. W. Peckham, r.
1-232 Folsom
Peckham George W., carriagemaker. 1232 Folsom
Peckham Thomas, stereotyper Morning Call, r. 31
Commercial
Pec.vham William D., capitalist, office 311 Montgom-
er.v, r. SW cor Jones and Lombard
Peckham William H., bookkeeper John R. Mason, r.
S B Eighteenth, bet Castro and Hartford
Peckinpah David A., policeman City Uall, r. Interna-
tional Hotel
Pedeuioiue Angelo, laborer, r. 433 Hinckley
Peden William. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Pedersen .\ndrew, tailor, r. GOO Jones
Pederseu Berthenius, wood and ivory turner, 221 Mis-
sion, r. cor N and Twellth Av, South S. F.
Pedersen Christian, farmer, r. 42H Drumni
Pedersen Jens, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r. 9
Bryant Av
Pedersen Peter, cooper Black Point Packing House, r.
NW cor Bay and Buchanan
Peder.sen Peter, seaman S. S. Constantino, Brosdway
Wharf
Pedersen Therkild, cooper Oliver Madsen, r. 42 Ev-
erett
Pedler Amos S., r. 2106 Howard
Pedler Joel A. (Morse & Pedler), r. 533 Shotwell
Pedler Joseph R., salesman Empire Coal Mine and R.
R., r. 223 Green
Pedler Thomas, stonemason, r. 19 Lewis
Pedler Thomas C, agent Empire Cudl Mine and R. R.,
commission and shipping merchant, and lumt)er.
Wood, and produce, SW cor St'-iiart and Folsom,
r. 2033 Mission
Pedrazzi Gioseppe, Swiss, Benev. Soc, 5)^ Kearny
Pedrazzi Giovanni D.. Swiss Benev. Soc, 5Ji Kearny
Pedrazzi L., cook Campi's Restaurant, r. 2.50 Lonib
Pedre!ta Antcmi G., Swiss Benev. Soc, 5M Kearny
Pedretti Louis, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Pedro August, woodchopper, r. 21 Ohio
Pedroke Eugenio, bakery, 1524 Dupont
Pedroni Giovani, bakery, r. 1337 Dapont
Pedroni Michele (Pedroni & Sciaroni), r. 627 Broad-
way
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANLBBSON & HANLOLPH, Jew^krs, 101 Mcntgomery St.
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I Pedroni & Sciaroni (Michele Pedroni an I Charles
Sciaroni), proptrs Sau Gottardo Hotel, 627-1331
Broadway
Pedrotta Angelo, pantrj-man, r. 66G Stockt in
i Pedrotta Ernest, waiter Ballista Giacometti, r. N b
Howard, nr Second
Pedrotta Joseph A.. \v lit irBocken & Baccala, r. cor
Dupont and Filburt
Pedrotta Lucia, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5^ Kearny
! Pedrotta Pietjo, fisherman, XE cor Vallejo and Front
I P.drotta Vict jr, cook Charles Gualzatta, r. cor Polk
and Austiu
I Pedruzzl Isidor, pedUr. r. 4 Bartol
I Podruzzi Sebastian, <;ofifje saloon, 302 Dupont, r. 7
I Vjssar Pi
Peebles Wallace, teamster Miller k Lux, r. Eleventh
Av, nr N, South S. F.
Peeden William, tailor, r. 22i Third
Peel Edward V., cook Stathopolis & Allione, r. SE
cor D.iijont and California
Peel Jennie (widow), r. 1725 Pine
Peel N. H. Mrs., r. 109 Dupont
Peel Robert, laViorer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Georgia, nr Sierra
Peeler Jacob E., salesman Elliott & Co., r. 527 Post
Peen Rebecca, domestic 024 Eddy
Peeples Eugene, s iwsmith Randolph Saw Co., r. 1246
Howard
Peer Daniel, cook Grand Hotel, r. 140 Natoma
PEERLKSS SEVVIXG MACHINE CO., Samuel
Hill a^ent. 0.J4 Market
Peerless Yeast Powder. B. F. Burton & Co. proptrs,
office 213 Sacramento
Peers Minnie, domestic 1015 California
Peet George, seaman, r. 204 St uart
Peet Henry F., cidermai;er Cutting Packing Co.
Pegg John H., waiter Meyer & Muehe, r. 8 Dupont
Pegg Owen, engineer B. F. Barton & Co., r. 1310
Laurel Av
Peggs James, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 1914 Ellis
Pegiiaz Antone, restaurant, 31 Third, r. 35 Third
Peguilhan Francois (Stork -t Peguilhim), r. 12.20 Stock
Peguillan Emil, buteher, r. S s Fifteenth Av, bet L
an 1 M, South S. F.
Peguillan Eugene, clerk Lawrence & Brown, r. cor
Eleventh and Riiilroad avs. South S. F.
Pcina O. Juaua. baker, r. 17 Pinckney PI
Peinsou Manij, presBUian, r. 802 Jackson
Peipers Fritz, violmist, office Kohler & Chase, r. 11
Harri.son Av
Peira Francisco, boot and shoemaker, 413 Broadway
Peirauo Luca (Podcsta & Peiiauo), r. 442 Bush
Peir e Cli.irles V., draftsman William Patton, r. 20
OFarrell
Pcirce Frederick W., r. 243 Eighth
Peirce George S., carpenter and builder, r. 2ii O'Farrell
Peirce Josepli. merchant, r. 502 Geary
Puirce E. K. Mrs., dressmaking, 20 O'Farrell
Peirce Sarah (widow), r. l^ilOk' Grove
P'drce W. Henri, salesmaa Becker & Jacoby, r. 34
Eleventh
Peirce. See Pearce and Pierce
Peiser , r. 0 Clara Lane
Peiser Bet.sy Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 707 Larkin
Poi-er Eli:is, r. 30 ;!<; Hayes
Peiser Eliza (widow), dressmaking. 902 F.ilsom
Piiser Flora Miss, assistant Turk Street Primary
School, r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Henry, clerk, r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Isaac, clothier, r. l:j Sixth
Peiser Jacob, clnthing, 209 Third
Peiser Joseph, expressman, SW cor Washington and
Dupont
PeisT Lemuel, salesman Buyer, Reich i: Co., r. 1409
Sacramento
Peiser Levi, speculator, r. r. 11 Sixth
Peiser Louis, clothing, 428 I':icific
Peiser Samuel, clothing. 20 Third, r. 410 Ivy Av
Peiser Sander, salesman Straus & Levy. r. 300 Fultou
Peiser Theodore E.. solicitor, r. 962 Fol.som
Peiser. Si e Peysi^r and P\ ser
Pelxotto Manuel, b irb 'r, r, 522 Vallijo
Piixott) Haphael(Pi'lxotto,S: Silverman) . r. 1707 Stock
PEIXOTTO it SIL.VEH]»I.\N (Raphael Peixotto
and Moritz Silverman), importers dry and fancy
goods, 42-10 Third
Peklu Tea Company, M. Aiusa proptr, 228 Sixth
Pekowsky Morris Mrs.,r. 11 William, rear
Pelalio Batti-ta, peddler, r. 4 Bartol
Pelanda Pedro, proptr Turk St. Laundry. .520 Turk
Pelcher Selina Mi-^s. seamstress, r. .15 Howard
Pelegrint Frank, fresco painter, 517 California
Pelhonen Harry, seaman, r. 2J4Stenart
Peliccioni Gioachiuo, Garibaldi Guard, Armony 423
Broadway „ , t, i
Peliccioni Joaquin, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Pelis.s Kitty, r. 140 Chestnut
Pelky Thomas J. S. (Pelky & Jumper) , r. .523 Yalen-
Pelky & Jumper (Thomas J. S. Pelky and George S.
Jumper) . whitening and plastering, 134 Post
Pell Charles, spe u ator. r. 334 Bush „, „ , ,
Pell Thomas N., clerk Union Iron Worlrs. r. 114 Eddy
Pellanda Pietro, Swiss Benev. Assn., 5 V, Kearny
Pelle Alexis, clerk J. B. Spotorno, r. -510 Octavia
Pelle Augustine A., shoemaker, 1117 Folsom
Pelle Emma Miss (Mrs. C. Lapachet & Co.), r. 1518
Stocktcm
Pere'^riu Felicie, domestic 1922 Sacramento
Pellegrin Louis, second cook Junius G. Foster, r.
clift House ^ „ ^
Pelletier Henry, painter Southern Pac. R. R.,r. 042
Natoma
Pelleti-r Louis, whitener, SW cor Sacramento and
Montgomery, r. 1220 Folsom
PriUetier Mary (widow) , boarding, 642 Natoma
Pelletreau William, gas fitter Thomas Day, r. 37 Gar-
Pellicciaia Lazzero(P. Pellicciaia & Bro.), r. 618 Front
Pellicciaia P. & Brother (Lazzero Pellicciaia) , liquor
saloon, 018 Front
Pelli.ciaia Peter (P. Pellicciaia & Bro.), r. Union, bet
St ickt.m and Dupont
Pelligrino Pera, laborer, r. 15 Bannam PI
Pellissou Eulalie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 13 Hopeton
Tt: rrace
Pellissou Marius (Pellisson & Moyui.?r) , r. 13 Hope-
1 ton Terrace
' PELLiISSOX PETER, proptr New Guillaume
I Tell Hut^.d, 704 Pacific
I Pellisson & Moynier (Marius Pelli.-:son & Emile Moy-
] uier), French laundry, 913 Stockton
Pelloiiii Gaiseppe, peddler, r. 6 B.irtol. rear
Pellyner Ernest, helper William Weston, r. 9 Stockton
Pehiigren Fretlerick, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Pels Edward, peddler, r. 435 Grove
I Peltun Jidm C, r. lolO Pine
' Peltou John C. Jr. (Hatherton & Pelton) , r. 502 Taylor
j Peltun J udsonS. .lumberman A.M. Simpson & Brother,
r. 14 Perry
I Pelton M. Miss, teacher Zeitska's Institute, 922 Post
1 Pelz David, liquor saloon, 1011 Market
I Pelz Louis, r. 217 Powell
I Pelzer .\ugust, baker, r, 1325 Sacramento
Pelzer Carolina (widow), r. 1110 Taylor
I Pember I., l.iborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 18 Fir.st
Peinberthy Thomas, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 543 Sec
I Pemberton Mining Co. (California), F. A. McGee sec-
retary, office 32 Merchants' Exchange
j Pembroke Samuel., jeweler William Baehr, r. 220
O'Farrell
I Pen Daren Coal Mining Co. (.\.lameda Co.), John H.
I Griffith secretary, othce 417 California
Pefia Angelo, Mexican Rities' Armory, 1524 Stockton
Pena Antonio D., mauuf overalls, duck clothing, etc.,
23 Stevenson, r. 19 Liberty
Penu Hernando D., <'ommission agent, ollice 110 Jack-
son, r. 931 Valencia
Penaluna Robert, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Pence Jacob B., housemover 1120 Mission, r. Union
Hotel
Pendegast Charles, hair-dresser Hammam Baths, r.
13 Dupont
Pender Edward, laborer Hancock & Kelso
Pender James, hostler N. B. & Mission K. E.
Pender James, seliman, r. 46 Steuart
Pender John, engineer, r. Eighth Av, bet L and M,
South S. F.
Pender Jolin, silversmith, r. 416 Broadway
Pinder J hn, wiiiter Paciftr Mail S. S.City of New York
I'euder John, watchman Potrero and B. V. R. R.
Pendergast Mrs., nurse St. Mary's Hospital
Peiulergast George, machinist, r, Overland House
Pendergast James, foreman molder JStua Iron Works,
r. 2.'>43 Folsoni
Pendergast James, hostler, r. 1 Boyd
Pendergast James A., produce and commission mer-
chant, 200 Clay, r. N s Pine, bet Broderick and
Devisadero
Bullock (3: Jonss— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest ^ Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIuA^ETTE.3. at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearn> St
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Pendergast James H., piiture frames and gilding, 20
Sixth
Pendcrgast John. r. 320 H Eighth
Peudergast John, clerk, r. 5'2 Second
Pendergast John, plumber, r. loOS Fols.-):ii
Pendergast Joseph, moldi^r jEtna Iron Works, r. 25'IU
Folsom
Pendeigast M. Mr*., r. COO Bush
Pt-udergast Martin, laborer, r. 32(\li Eighth
Pendergast Martin, laborer Pioneer White Lead
■SVoiks, r. 321 Clementina
Pendergast Martin S., beaiuau, r. 431 Filbert
Pendergast Michai 1, longj-hnreman. r. (100 Harrison
Pendergast Mile<, farmer, Marengo, nr San Miguel
Station
Peudergast Patrick, clerk J. Sim'->n, r. 320!<( Eighth
Pendergast Pauline, domestic l'J'.;8 Sacramento
Peudergast Sarah Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 2543F..lsom
Pendergast Thomas (Pendergast & Smith) , r. 330 Fre-
mont
Pendergast Thomas Jr., molder ^tna Iron Works, r.
254J Folsom
Pendergast Thomas F., moMer JEtna Inm Works, r.
2o4i Folsoin
Pendergast William, bartender A. J. Fritz, r. 421 Te-
hama, bet Filth ami Sixth
Pendirgast William H., molder .S^ua Iron Works, r.
ir->i.i Folsom
PEXDERGAST & SMITH (Thomas Pender-
gast, and estate of Henry S. Smith), proptrs iEtna
Iron Works, 217-221 Fremont
Pender.5 John, hostler Potrero and B. V. R. R., r. W s
Kentucky, nr Nevada
Penders Robert, seaman, r. 80',) Battery
Pendleton A., editorial rooms Evening Post
Pendleton Alvah, clerk stm C. M. Small, r. 18 Mary
Pendleton Benjamin (Athearn & Co.), r. 2031 Howard
Pendleton 0. L.. r. 125 Chattanooga
Pendlet jn Douglass, electrician, office 31S Bush, r. 30
Moss
Pendleton Edgar C, foreman HoUoway & Briggs, r.
Oakland
Pendleton Flora M., tailoress, r. 18 Mary
Pendleton Frederick A., machine hand California
Mills, r. 2 Delaware Court
Pendlet.jn Frederick H., machinist, r. 51S Sutter, rear
PendUton (leorge, boarding house and restaurant,
1221 Pacific
Pendl ton Herbert L., shoemaker, r. V2o Chattanooga
Peudletou Lorimer C, machinist, r. 18 Mary
PendU ton M. E. (widow) , boarding, 227 Geary
Pendleton Richard, seaman, r. i't Sacramento
Peudl. ton William G. (Pendleton & Myers), r. 30
Moss
PENDLETOX »Sf MYERS (William G. Pendle-
ton and Frank Myers) , proptrs Standard Saloon,
31« Bush
Pendo .Johu, restaurant, 723 Davis
Pendolo Augu.stini, r. 1711 Mason, rear
PENEBSKY ADOLiPHUS, housemover, r. 1C15
Mason
Penelli Salvatore, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Peueton Solomon, janitor, r. 18 Glover
Penez Emile, draft.sm'an Union Iron Works, r. 77Na-
toma
Penfield William H., collector Merchants' Exchange
Aesn, r. Merchants' Exchange
Pengeliay Robert W., liquor saloon, NE cor Folsom
and Second, r. .570 Folsom
Penliallow DeBlois P., captain bark Enoch Talbot,
Pier 9, Steuart
Penliugton George, office 531 Market, r. 120G Market
Penman Henry, barkeeper James Vance, r. cor Thir-
teenth and Harrison
Pcnnell Charles C, clerk Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r.
1.112 Franklin
Penn. 11 R. J., salesman A. Roman & Co.,r. 1304 Larkin
Pennell Robert, lumber surveyor, 128 Steuart, r. W 8
Castro, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Pennell Thomas M., receiver Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1512 Franklin
Penner Cornelius, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Pennev Henry, te.umster George Mayer, r. 530 Seven-
teenth
Penney James J,, shipcalker, r. 5»)1 Bryant
Penney John F., bonlbuilder, SW cor Kentucky & So-
lano, r. SE cor Tennessee and Solano
Penney Louis V., boilermaker, r. E 8 California Av,
nr Montezuma, Bernal Heights
Pcnnie Amos C, machiuist Union Iron Works, r. 64
First
P. niiie B. B., r. 100 Dupont
Pennie Frank, seaman, r. 4'! Steuart
PEXXIE .TAMKS C, justi e of the peace, office
SEcor luarny and Washingioii, r. 1512 Post
Pennie James C. Jr., luanuf Pi-nn:c's champague
cider, 504 Jackson, r. 1512 Po.st
Pennie Josepliine (widow), r. 1024 Howard
Pennie JIary Miss. r. 1512 Post
Pennie. Penney and Penny
Penniuian B. F., merchant, r. 93(> Howard
Penniman GiOrge W., conductor Southern Pac. E. R.,
r. 703 Market
Penniman O. C. Mrs., electrician, office and r. C52
Market
Penniman Thomas, r. 1823 Eddy
P. nning George F., r. 1114 Webster
Pennington Frederick J., pressman W. M. Hinton &
Co., r. 1113 Clay
Pennington Lizzie Mrs. (widow), r. 1514 Stockton
PEXXSYIiV.VXIA FIRE IXSURAXCE CO.
(Phi. adelijuia). Jon.ithau Hunt & Sou managers,
office 313 California
Pennsylvania Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.),
office 320 Sansom. room (1
Pennsylvania R. R. Co., J. R. Erringer Jr. general
agent, office 208 Montgomery
Penus'cook James, painter, r. 419 Chestnut
Penuycook John, janitor City Hall, r. 018 Second
Peunycook John Jr., sawyer D. A. Jlacdnn.ild & Co., r.
048 Second
Peunycook Washington W., tinsmith Pacific Mall 8.
S. Co., r. ()48 Second
Penoyer Alfred, driver J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 552 Sev-
enteenth
Penoyer John W., commercial traveller, r. 552 Seven-
teenth
Penroy John, laborer, r. Sacrimento Hotel
Penry Henry, teamster George Meyer, r. 530 Seven-
teenth
Pense George B., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r. 704
Mission
Pentecost Joseph, mining secretary, office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 12, r. 702 Market
Pentony Johu, boarding and livery stable, 033 Green,
r. 1-514 Powell
Penver William, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Penwell Samuel A., real-estateagent, office 052 Market,
r. Berkeley
Peoples Eugene, r. 1039 Ma;ket
PEOPLE'S ICE CO., I^aac H.Thompson agent,
312 Mission
PEOPLE'S IXSVRAXCE CO. (Newark, N. J.),
Hutchinson & Mann ageuts, office 320-324 Cal
Peoples Robert, teamster Andrew OnderJouk, r. NW
cor Montgomery Av and Lombard
Peplow Albert W., printer C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
Arlington House
Peplow Edward A., pressman C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
Arliiigton House
Peppard Maggie, domestii; 2.52 Octavia
Pepper Augustus, sawyer California Mills, r. 114 Fair
Oaks
Pepper Carrie Miss, r. 304 Sutter
Pepper Charles, pantryman International Hotel
Pepper Edward, r. 025 Clay
Pepper Edward, woodcarver, r. 1020 West Mission
Pepper Edward T., driver City R. R., r. 1020 West
Mission
Pepper George, machiuist, r. 024 Fourth
Pepper George H., driver City K. R., r. 204.S Mission
Pepper John W., clerk Kohler & Chase, r. 2242 Miss
Pepper Michael W., clerk Michael Lyncli, r. 24() Jessie
Pepper Susan Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1020 West Mission
Pepper Warren, woodturner J. M. Comerford, r. 114
Fair Oaks
PeppettFrank,r. 151 Shipley
Pepping Heruian, painter, r. 1419 Pacific
Pera Andre, hairdresser, NE cor Bn.adway and San-
som, r. 222 Broadway
Pera John, driv< r D. Biagi k Co.
Perao Frank, butcher, r. Fifih Avenue Hotel. South
S. F.
Perasse Achille, cabinetmaker, r. 18 Blusome
Perasso Giaoomo, drayman, r. 11 Jasper PI
Peraste Giovanni, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Perata Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Perata Bernard (Bazzuro & Perata), r. 420 Vallejo,
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Perata Carlo, boatman, r. 428 Broadway
Perata Giovanni, laborer Piet:o Oinocbio, r. 626 Lomb
Perata James, clerk Michael Perata, r. loOl) Dupont
Perata Michele, vegetables, 23-24 Colombo Market
Perata Michael, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and L'niun
Perata Nicola, fruits, Wl Pacific
Perata Nicola, vegetables, 27-28 Colombo Market
Perata Paolo. laborer, r. 318 Broadway
Perazzo Antonio, marblecutter L. B. Myers, r. 330
Vallejo
Perazzo Giacomo, gardener, nr German Hospital
Perazzo Gregorio, gardener, Ridley, nr Fillmore
Perazzo Guisseppi J., cigar and cigarette manufacto-
rv, 1421 Dupont
Perazzo John ;Hock *: Per.-'zzu) , r. 6 Pollard PI
Perazzo Luigi, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Perboner Katie Mrs., ladies' underwear, 1010 Stockton
Percher Harry, seaman S. S. Newbern
Percival Calvin, miner, r. 526 Grove
Percival Charles, butcher, r. 441 Clementina
Ptnival Charles, drayman C. Andurau & Co., r. 10
Pteiffer
Percival Charles, drayman A. E. Sabatie & Co., r. 823
Vallejo
Percival Charles, waiter Martin Grossetta, r. 1015
Wa.shington
Percival Freeman F., captain ship Blue Jacket, Main
Street Wharf
Percy Frank, printer, r. 11 h John
Percy George \V., architect, office 318 Hue, room 36
Percy Gershon H., foreman Spear Street Mills, r. 2238
Bush
Percy G. Wiuford, bookkeeper White & Kiihl, r. Oak-
land
Percy John, bookkeeper, r. 35 Louisa
Perdiu Thomas-', jewek-r, r. 475 Jessie
Perdrix Ernest, r. 1237 Stockton
Perea Henry, .jeweler, r. 1410 Kearny
Pereira Daniel, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Pereira Sarah L.. furnished rooms, 122 Post
Peres L. it Co. (Pedro Altube), wholesale cattle butch-
ers, Fifth Av. nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 535
Clay
Peres Louis (L. Peres & Co.), r. Oakland
Peres Peter, compositor Taylor & Nevin, r. corBroad-
wav and Stocktun
PEREY PIERRE, c(.ppersmith 312 Market, r.
711 Grove
Perez Baldomero, Mexican Rifles Armory, 1524 Stock
Perez Carlos, jeweler, r. 434 Union
Perez Carlotta (widow), r. 7 Pollard PI
Perez Dolores (widr.w) , r. 16 Margaret PI
Perez Jose, master mariner, r. 142.'5 Sacramento
Perez Monica (widow), r. 527 Greenwich
Perez Policarpo, polisher Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt. r. 624 Commercial
1-erez Valdomero, compositor El Tecolote, r. 532 Val-
lejo
Perfetti Pietro, tailor, r. l."08 Dupont
Perham J. P. M. (Griffin & Co,), r. '2808 Laguna
Peri Lorenzo, vegetables, 6 CoUimbo Market
Perichon Augustine, furnished rooms. 1125 Stockton
Perigo John, V. S. watchman Fort Point
Perine Jolm H., bonkkeeper N. P. Peiiue, r. Oakland
Perine Nicholas P., Boston Mastic Roofing and manuf
roofing material. Townsend, bet Fourth and Fifth,
office 638 Market, r. Fruit Vale
Perino Frank (Otc^re & Periuo) , r. 429 Pacific
Perkin William, proptr Montgomery House, 613 Miss
Perkins A. B., r. 312 Minna
Perkins A. Judson, photograph gallery, 337 Hayes
Perkins A. L. (Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.), r. Oak-
land
Perkins Albert H., l)lacksuii;h, r. 2015 Taylor
Perkins Alonzo, Jour. Shipwrights' Assu, 71 New
Montgomery
Perkins Arthur. saleBinan. r. 315 UnU>n
Perkins .\ustin, shipcarpentor M.ittbew Turner
Perkins Chiirles B., superintendents. MosgroveA: Co.,
r. Wil Mission
Perkins Charles C. (Perkins & Benjaniin), r. Andrews
Isluud, Sftcraniento Co.
Perkins Charles E., bookkeeper Gladding, McBean &
Co., r. 203 Powell
PerkiDB Charles H., salesman O'Dwycr k Einhorn, r.
617 Bush
Perkins Charles N.. cigars and tobacco, 221 Suora-
inento, r. 216 Sln>twell
Perkins Charles R., barkeeper, r. 153 J^ Third
Perkins C. L., mining engineer, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Perkin^^ E. L., shipcarpenter Matthew Turner
Perkms Emma (widow), r. 645 Mission
PerkiES Eugene S., machinist Davis Vertical Feed
Sewing Machine Co., r 1 Highland Terrace
Perkins Frank P.. trunkmaker Union Box Factory, r.
555 Stevenson
Perkins George, r. Clipper Hotel
Perkins George, clerk Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,
r. 606 Folsom
Perkins George C. (Goodall, Perkins & Co.), and pres-
ident Franco-American Savings Bank, r. 2504
Howard
Perkins George F. (Brown & Perkins) , r. 314 Green
Perkins Hannah (widow), r. '29 Commercial
Perkins Hiram Mrs., r. 462}<. Minna
Perkins Hiram F., machinist A. M. Jewell & Co., r. 19
Hampton PI
Perkins Horace (Perkins & Quinn) , r. 919 Stockton
Perkins Howard, barkeeper Riechers & Bolts, r. 462 J^
Minna
Perkins James, file cutter Martin Kelly & Co., r. 12
Mary
Perkins James, painter, r. 315 Minna
Perkins James C. (Perkins & Carneal) , attorney at law,
office 207 Sausom, r. 22 Hawthorne
Perkins J. A. P., branch bakery, 1098 Union
Perkins John G., collector, r. 11 Mason
Perkins John H., special policeman, r. 156 Steu'irt
Perkins Joseph, skeleton signs, 406 Market, r. N B
Twenty-fourth, bet San Jose Av and Guerrero
Perkins Joseph A., clerk Custom House, r. Oakland
Perkins Joseph G., foreman patternmaker Fulton Iron
W(jrks, r. 418 First
Perkins Justin E., patternmaker Fulton Iron Works,
r. Minna, bet Fourth and Fifth
Perkins Luke H., Inspector Custom House, r. 2015
Taylor
Perkins Lyman G., cigars and tobacco, 540 Kearny, r.
524 Pine
Perkins Nathan L., foreman S.W. Raveley, r. Oakland
Perkins Nathaniel B., carpenter, r. 170}^ Silver
Perkins Portius B., r. SW cor Mission and Spear
Perkins Ralph, porter Bauer, Tobriuer & Co., r. 1920
Jessie
Perkins Richard, blacksmith John R. Sims, r. 123
Beale
Perkins Samuel, agent A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 22
Hawthorne
Perkins Seth, shoecutter Porter, Blum & Slessinger,
r. 8^3 Montgomery
Perkins Wayne, shipi^ing clerk Sikes, Mayer & Lach-
mau, r. Ills Howard
Perkins William, r. 713 Howard
Perkins William, machinist A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
1926 Jessie
Perkins William F., r. 2 Lilly Av
Perkins William O., sawyer Union Box Fagtory, ri 555
Stevenson
Perkins William T.. clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 912 Pine
Perkins W. VV.. r. (\6 Tehama
Perkins & Benjamin (Charles C. Perkins and A. M.
Beniamiii). jjrnduce commission, 508-510 Sansom
PERKIXS vt CARNEAL. (James C. Perkins and
Thomas D. Carneal), attoi'neys at law, office 207
Sansom
Perkins Jtt Quinn (Horace Perkins and Edward Quinn),
houseei aners and whitewashers, 4 Mont Av
Perkle John, seaman, r. 60 Folsom
Perly A. H.. l!ib"rer, r. 375 Shotwell
Peruau Charles C, foreman Eureka GrainWarehouse,
r. 18H Vitudewater
Pernell Ann, stewardess stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ferry
Pernell Samuel, clerk General Superintendent's office.
Central Pac. R. R., r. 1938 Jessie
Pernell Z. J., steward stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ferry
Perniat Elio, fruits, 911 Kearny
Perpoli Maximilian, dynr and scourer, 33 Fourth
Perpoli P. & Co.(Placi(llo Perpoli, Fe lice Giovanuini
and Virgilio Barsotti), wood and coal, OO'^ Broad-
way
Perpoli Peter (Quilici & Perpoli), r. 1811M Powell
Perpoli Placidio (P. Perpoli & Co.), r. Twenty-eighth,
bet Church and Sanchez
Perquy John F., fancy articles, 955 Market, r. 931
Market
JULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Purnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Perrault t'liarlts M., doorkeeper S. F. Stock Exchange,
r. 14(10 Jackson
I'errault Edward L., clerk The Real Estate Associates,
r. UOO Jackson
Perrault Julian, physician and Burgeon, office 413
Kearny, r. 1400 Jackson
Perrault Maurice N., bartender John Cappadacy, r.
•>r>!<. Stockton
Perrault M. C. Mrs., furnished rooms. 2.^><. Stockton
Perret E., lauiidrvinan French Hosspital, S s Brvant.
bet Fifth and Sixth
Perriam Charles J., machinist Jonathan Kittredge, r.
1609 Geary
Perrie John, stock clerk Banner Brothers, r. 404
Geary
Perrier Aglae (widow) , importer wines, liquors, etc.,
•206 Third
Perrier Alfred, teacher g>Tnnastics, 232 Sutter
Perrier August, r. 704 Pacific
Perritr Julius H., bookkeeper Aglae Perrier, and sec-
retary Columbia Petroleum Co., r. 206 Third
Perriu Albert, clerk George T. Marye & Son, r. liil?
Powell
PERRIN ED1VARD B., real estate, office 402
Kearny, r. 19o<i Clay
Perrin Edwin R. (Waterhouse, Keudig & Co.), r. 1039
Market
Perriu Eugene, cigars and tobacco, 200 Fourth, r. 221
Minna
Perrin Francis, secretary French Mutu:il Provident
Savings and Loan Soc, r. 1617 Powell
Perrin Georgfe E., horsetrainer, r. The Baldwin
Perrin John, r. 420 Jackson
Perrin Mary F., boarding: and lodging, 1039 Market
Perrin Maurice, expressman. 747 Market, r. 1507 3o Mar
Perrin Peter, musician, r. 1318 Dupout
Perriu Pierre, harnes-siuaker, E s Mission, nr Thir-
tieth
Perriu Reuben J., phvsician, office and r. 226 Sutter
PERRIX ROBERT, real estate, office 402 Kearny,
r. 2.514 Folsom
Perriu William, carpenter, r. Overland House
Perrini Gothard (Ferriui & Perrini), r. 294 Ninth
Perrini Sautine, laborer Ferriui & Perrini, r. 294 Ninth
Pcrrins John, foreman whipmaker, Main ^"c Winches-
ter, r. 401 Bryant
Perrius John Jr., whipmaker Main & Winchester, r.
401 Bryant
Perry Alfred W.. physician, office and r. 208 Stockton
Perry A. S., dentibt Thomas Bolton, r. 120 Fourth
Perry C, cook Pacilic Mail S. S. City of Panama
Perry Charles, cook J. Koster, r. 1224 Montgomery
Perrv Charles S., conductor N. B. and Mission R. R.,
r. 316 Fourth
Perry Clarence C, physician, office and r. 17 Dupont
Perry David, carpenter, r. 3053 Sixteenth
Perry David, mining, office 320 Sunsom, room 47, r.
Oakland
Perry D. J., with Balfoxir, Guthrie & Co., r. SE cor
Twenty-fo\irth and San Jose Av
Perry Eugene, cigardealer, r. 221 Minna
Perry E. Wood Jr., artist, studio and r. Palace Hotel
Perry Francis, boilermaker, r. 68 Natoma
Perry Frank, porter Kane, O'Leary & Co., r. 68 Na-
toma
Perry Frank, watchman stm Cora, Washington St.
Wharf
Perry George H., law student Vincent Neale. r. 813
Bush
Perry (George W., salesman John G. Ils,r. 226 Chestnut
Perry G. O. Mrs. (widow), r. 813 Bu.'^h
Perry Grace H. Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r.
E s Minnesota, nr Mariposa
Perry Grnttan, private seiretary John P. Jones, office
61 Nevada Block, r. 501 Geary
Perry Henry, carpenter, r. 649 Folsom
Perry Henry, laborer, r. 273 Minna /
Perry Henry, stockbroker, r. 142 Seventh
Perry Henry O., letter carrier, S. F. Post-office, r. 913
Bryant
Perry Horace, boot and shoemaker, 1025 Howard
Perry Howard, lauudryman Occidental Laundry, r.
SE cor Goiigli and Green
Perry James, r. 519 Sacramento
Perry James, laborer, r. 23 Stevenson Av
Perry James, student Heald's Business College
Perry James, warehouseman, Presidio Reservation
Perry James W., plasterer Herman Zeller, r. Golden
Gate Hotel
Perry Janet Mrs., r. 1006 Larkiu
Perry John, carpenter, r. E s Minnesota, nr Maripooa
Perry John Jr.. stockbroker, office 413 Montgomery, r.
Occidental Hotel
Perry John C, painter, r. 659 Natoma
Perry John E., hostler Groeper & Silck, r. 15 Wash
Perry John F., laborer V. S. Appraisers' Store, r. Oak- I
land
Perry John V. B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 522
Howard j
Perry John W., mailing clerk S. F. Post-office, r, 1214 i
Howard I
Perry Josej>h, speculator, r. NE cor Montgomery and '
Pacific
Perry Joseph H., barber, r. 1134 Folsom
Perry Josiah H., shoemaker Horace Perry, r. 1025
Howard
Perry M., quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Perry Manuel, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 1405
Mason
Perry Mary Mrs., r. 122 Post
Perry Philip, expressman, r. 1026 Mission
Perry R. (widow), r. ."JOl Geary
Perry R. Howell, clerk Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 317 Third
Perry Richard, carpenter, 32 Geary, r. 23 Grand Av
Perry Ricnard, teamster 41 California, r. 216 Austin
Perry Samuel B., expressman, NW lor Howard and
Third, r. cor Sixteenth Av and Q, South S. F,
Perry T. B., coiupositor. r. Overland House
Perry Thomas, bookbinderD. Hicks & Co., r. Overland
House
Perry W. C. G.. copyist, r. 74 Natoma
Perry W. F., with W. J. Houston & Co., r. Oakland
Perry William, bagsewer £. Detrick k Co., r. Avenue
House, Mission, nr Second
Perry William, barkeeper James O'Keil, r. Park View
House, S s Golden Gate Park
Perry William, waiter J. B. Haggin, r. 1250 Taylor
Perry William A., r. 134 Tyler
Perry William J., painter, r. 24 Eleventh
Perry William J., painter, r. 906 Pacitic, rear
Perry Wood E., r. 317 Powell
Petry. See Perrie
Persich Victor, managt-r A. Gii rgiani & Co., r. W s
Minna, nr Third
PersiugerS., baker Pacific Mail S. S. Citv of New
York
Persinger Theodore, baker, r. 410 Pacific
Persivalle Giovanni, peddler, r. N 8 Fifteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Person Franklin, manager serial department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. 534 Bush
Person John, seaman, r. 415 East
Pertcold Charles, locksmith, r. 415 Filbert
Pertelian Michael, r. 14 Freelon
Peru Ernest, molder Golden State and Miner's Iron
Works, r. W s Twentv-sixth, nr Folsom
PERU, J. W. Grace consul, office 40 California
Peru William, liquor saloon, 638 Sac. r. 342 Tehama
Pervis Archibald, gardener Mrs. William Greene, r.
1534 Mission
Perwo Walter A., druggist Charles D. Ziele, r. 528 Pac
Pe.sch August N., rop -maker, r. 106 k' Park Av
Pesch George H., ropemaker, r. 106M Park Av
Pe.'ich Harriet (widow), r. 106^ Park Av
Pescia Frank, collector, r. 9 Medau PI
Pescia Michele, fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Pestel Charles, hostler Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Washington Hotel
Pestner E. Mrs., r. Ws Capp, bet Twenty-third and
Twenty-fourth
Pestner Georgiana Mrs. (Pestner & Hildebran<lt), r.
W s Capp. bet Twent\ -third aud Twenty-fourth
PESTNER it HILDEBR.VXOT (Mrs. Ceorgi-
aua Pestner and William C. Hildebrandt), im?-
portei 8 wines and liquors, MAaJaaiMMt j/// , '•■^
Petagnia Pavalo, waiter, r. 1205 Stockton "V ///^
Petch Richard H.. porter Held Bros. & Co., r. 22 Ste-
venson
Pete Joseph, boots and shoes. 303 Stockton
Peter Annie (widow), nurse, r. i:i"0 Sacramento
PETER BROTHERS CUTLERY, Henry C.
Egerton agent, office 109 California, room 7
Peter Conrad, taihir, r. 732 Union
Peter Flavins, clerk T. J. Shackleford, r. Alameda
Peter Joseph, bootblack, 651 Merchant
Peter Joseph, bootbl.'ick Kammerer & Koch, r. 19
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Peter Afanuel, deckhand sim Amelia, Washinston St.
Wliarf
Peter Xiirholas, brewer, r. 2203 Mason
Peter Simon, tailor, i34Buyh. r. 1014 Larkin
Pett^ri Henry (Johannsen & Petcrl), r. 113 Geary
Peterkiu John, milkman, r. Bailroad Av, nr Thirty-
f.iinth .A.V, South S. F.
PeterUiii Frederick A., cigarmaker Nathan Eiese, r.
m\i Vallejo
Peterleiu Kheinhold, cook Frank Bernzott, r. 84-2 Val-
lejo
Peters Alexander, cook 'WiencTS i; Stager, r. S'^ cor
Mission and First
Peters Andrew, liquor saloon, 112.5 Dupont
Peters Andrew, tailor Gilly .Sc Mignon. r. 537 Sac
! Peters Arthur S., salesman Huutington, Hapkins &
■ C.I. . r. 227 Eleventh
PKTKRS BROTHERS CX'TLERY "WORKS,
Htniy C. Etjertou agent, ofiice lOii Cal, room 7
Peters Carstou T., earpent -r D. A. ilacaonald i: Co.,
r. 4.")0 Tehama, bet Fifth and Si.xth
Peters Catharine (widow), r. 223 -Jessie
Peters Charles F., driver S. F. Laundry Assu, r. 1733
Eddy
Peters C. E. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
Pt ter.-i DietrjjL'h, barkeeper, r. 213 Prospect PI
Pi tcrs Ernest, musician, r. 1912 Mason
PETERS F. M. L. & CO. (F. August Meyer),
imp' rters of tovs and fancy goods, 2i'7 Montgomery
Peters Francis M". L. (F. M. L. Peters & Co.) , r. S23
Filbert
Peters Frank, baker Cal. Cracker Co.
Peters Frank, engineer Pac. Saw Mauuf Co., r. 219
Mi.'-sion
Peters Frederick, r. 1733 Eddy
Peters Fritz, waiter New Washington Hotel, r. 624
Fourth
Peters George, cook What Cheer House Eestauiaut, r.
529 Sacramento
Peters George, fruits and vegetables, 846 Valencia
Pet rs George D. (Hocking i Peters) , r. 110 O'Farrell,
rear
Peters Gustave, mate, r. 12 Jackson
Peters Harry, master maiiner, r. lill Mison
Peters Henry (Tweithmanu & Peters) , r. NE cbr
Tenth and Folsom
Peters Henry, watchman Cal. Sugar Eefiuerv, r. 508
Xiuth
Peti rs Henry G., barkeeper Christian Feldmann, r.
2.i9 Stevenson
Peters J. Mrs., teacher musi:, r. 2522 Howard
Peters Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 735 Bran
Peters Jacob, liiiuor saloon, 505 Pacific
Pi-ters James M., tinnian, r."615 Minna
Peters John, r. 338 Bush
Peters John (Peter.s i: O'Neill) , r. SE cor Larkin and
Union
Peters John, boai ding stable, Washington, bet Web-
ster ana Buchanuau
. Peters John, liquor saloon, 1007 Battery
' Peters John, tailor, r. 116 Park Av
' Peters John, wines and liquors. SE cor Fourth and
i Berry, r. Oakland
1 Peters John H.. proptr New York Photograph Gal-
lery, 2r>-J7 Third, r. 21 Third
• Peters John T., frei^^ht agent California Steam Navi-
gation Co., Washington St. Wharf, r. 1.509 Bdwy
, Peters Joseph C. (Peters & Cowie). r. 225 Eleventh
Peters Julius, coppersmith Sanders X: Co., r. 421 Miss
Peters Julius A., bookkeeper G. Cohn »: Co., r. 2522
Howard
; Peters Kitty Miss, r. 140 Chestnut
I Peters )Ianuel, cook, r. 1151 Folsom
Peters Pearl L., artist, studio and r. 22 Montgomery
Peters Peter, foreman California Pickle Factory." 46
Clay, r. Oakland
Petirs Ki.hard, barkeeper Ernest Luesmann, r. 213
Pro-pect PI
Peters Tiiiebaud, patternmaker, r. 30 Hunt
Peters W. Miss, candies and cigars, 120 Taylor
Peters William, r. 116 Park Av
Pet. rs William (Broer A: Peters) , r. 314 Post
Peters William, with W. C. Peters, 622 Clay, r. 1218
Kearny
Peters WilUam C, liquor saloon, 62? Clay, r. 1218
Kearuy
Peters William J. (William J.Peters & Co.), r. 18
Eddv
PETERS U'lLiLIV 91 J. &CO., carpenters and
builders, 18 Eddy
Peters & Cowie (Joseph C. Peters aud George M. I
Cowie) , hay and gr^an, NE cor Howard and Euss ;
Peters & O'Neill (John Peters aud Thomas O'Neill),
groceries and liquors, SEcor Larkin and Union
Petersen A., master mariner, r. 220 Bitch
Petersen Adolph T. N., master mariner, r. 1416 Wash
Petersen Andreas, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 22
Decatur
Petersen Andrew, seaman, r. 531 East
Petersen Aue;rev%% seaman, r. Western Hotel
Peteiseu Annie, domestic 1424 Clay
Petersen Ant.'U (Petersen & Brother) , r. Oakland
Petersen Carl, blacksmith, r. 1717 Stockton
Petersen Carl, upholsterer, r. 909 Folsom
Peter.^en Carl F., salesman Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
2207 Larkin
Petersen Charles, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 532
Vallejo
Petersen Charles, deckhand stm Reform. Jackson St.
Wharf
Petei-seu Charles, .■seaman, r. 10 Berry
Petersen Charles, seaman, r. llSJti Washington
Petersen Charles, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Petersen Charles, seaman, r. 415 East
Petersen Charles A. (Charles A. Petersen & Co.) . r. 226
Eleventli '
PETERSEN CHARLES A. & CO. (Ludwig
Koster) , proptrs Union .Soap Fact >ry, N s Juni-
per, bet Folsom aud Harrison |
Petei-sen Charles C, captjin schr Bessie Everton, r. I
214 Francisco |
Petersen Charles P., seaman S. S. Newport, Broadway '
Wharf I
Petersen Charles R., clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 226
Eleventh i
Petersen Charles R., boatman, r. 415 E->.st
Petersen Christ (Hansen & Petersen), r. 646 Fourth !
Petersen Chri.-tian (Petersen & Brother, and Petersen '
A: Hansen) . r. 042 Fourta
Petersen Chrit-tiau, r. 321 Pacific
Petersen Christian, hog dealer, r. Fifth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F. I
Petersen Christian, master mariner, ofiice 305 East
Petersen Christian, tailor John N. Straiib, r. 54 Quinn
Pet rseu Christian M. (Petersen, Shepherd & Co.), r.
Oakland
Petersen David, seaman, r. Western House
Petersen Erasmus, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eightb and Bryant
Petersen Ferdinand, clerk Mathias Wilkens, r. NE
cor Mason aud Chestnut
Petersen Frank, b.iker, r. 108 Alta PI
Petersen Frederick, seaman S. S. Monterey, Broadway
Wharf
Petersen Frederick, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Petersen Fritz, seaman, r, 424 Broadway
Petersen Geor^ie, master mariner, office 305 East
Petersen Gueruie, domestic 708 Capp
Petersen Gustav, tanner Samuel Bloom
Pet rsen H., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Petersen Henry, steward, r. 260 Spear
Petei-seu Ida, domestic SE cor Filbert and Gough
Peter-en Jacob, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 733
Branuan
Petersen Jens, machinist Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 9
Bryant Av
Petersen J'.hn (Peter.sen& Co.), r. 815 Harrison
Petersen John, deckhand tug Gov. Irwin, Bro.adway
Wharf
Petersen John, laborer, r. Seventh Av, bet M and N,
South S. F.
Petersen John, li>ngshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Petersen John, master mariner, offi -e 305 East
Petersen John, jjurter Rouse & Laws, r. 525 Folsom
Petersen John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Petersen John, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Petersen John E.. tinsmith, plumber and gasfitter,
ItiSO Polk. r. 2207 Larkin
Petersen John F., shipcarpenter, r. 423 Francisco
Petersen John H., mate sjhr Teutonia, Front St.
Wharf
Petersen John N. (Petersen & Co.). r. 815 Harrison
Petersen John P., boatman, r. 415 East
Petersen Johii R., jeweler Richard W. Jackson
Petersen L. E., master mariner, r. 525 Branuan
Petersen M., laborer, r. 909 Kearuy
Petersen M., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Petersen Mickel, cook Petersen & Lutzen
Petersen Niels P., cigars and tobacco, 419 East, r. 318
Kitch
BULLOCK cc JONES. IOj Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
PET
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Petersen Nicholas, bousesuiith Calvin Nutting & Son,
r. iilS"^ Ritch
Petersen Nicliolas, Bugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
r)18k> Ninth
Petersen Nicolai, grocer, r. 238 Ritch
i Petei>eLi Nicolai, porter M. Waterman & Co., r. 717
I Vnllejo
] PETERSEN NICOLAI, proptr Railroad Exchange,
NW cor Fourth and Towuisend
' Petersen Nicolai, r. loG Berry
Petersen Oliv. r. watchman, r. 1 Stiinly Court
Petersen Oscar, tseaiuau, r. 0 Pacific
Petersen Otto, seaiuan, r. 2:iH Steuart
Petersen Puter, master uiiiriner, otlice 305 Eatt
Petersen Peter (Olseu i*; Petersen), r. 102 Spear
Petersen Peter (Petersen i: Lutzen), r. California
1 Hotel
■ Petersen Peter, master scow Camillo, Folsom Street
I Wharf
' Petersen Peter, pilot, r. 531 East
Petersen Peter, seaman, r. 9 Pa(-ific
Petersen Peter, seaman, r. 20 FoKom
Petersen Peter, seamau, r. 2.50 Spear
Petersen Pet r, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Petersen Peter N., dravmau Baker i: Hamilton
PETERSEN, SUEPHERD .& CO. (Henry C.
Jordan and Christian M. Petersen), country and
I city real estate agents, 224 Montgomery
Petersen Thomas, shipcarpeuter, r. 531 East
Petersen Thomas, tailor, r. 7G Jessie
Petersen Thorwald, ;naster mariner, office 305 East
Petersen Toldevar, brasslinisher William T. Garratt,
I r. 12 Cleaveland
Petersen Ulrika (widow), housekeeper Frederich
Zeile, r. 528 Pacific
Petersen William H., master mariner, r. Commercial
Hotel
Petersen William J., soapmaker Union Soap Factor^-,
r. 220 Eleventh
Petersen William S.. seaman, r. 318 Brauuan, rear
PETERSEN iSi BROTHER (Anton and Chris-
tian) , eigax'S and tobacco, 313 Pine
Petersen & Co. (John N. Petersen and Paul Jessen),
draymen, 218-220 Frc^ut
Peterstu & Lutzen (I'eter Petersen and Martin P.
Liitzeu), restaurant, 907 Kearny
Peterson A., seaman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon S.
: S. Co.
- Peterson Aaron, carj^enter .5;tua Iron Works, r. 14 3<;
I Oak Grove Av
, Peterson A. C, ot ulist and aiirist. office 403^ Geary
Peterson Agnes, stewardes.s Paciric Mail S. S. Dakota,
I r. King Strei t House
; Peterson A. L., inagter mariner, oifice UOo East
Peterson Aibert, hostler, r. 415 East
' Peterson Albert, news agent, r. Overland House
I Peterson Alfred, cook, r. 415 East
■ Peterson Alfred, laborer John Smith, r. Second Street
I House
Peterson Alice Miss, dressmaker, r. 2024 Mission
I Peterson Andrew, mining, r. 418 FirPt
Peterson Andrew, porter Rountree & McClure, r. 932
i Clay
\ Peterson Andrew, Riggers' Pro. Union, 246 Third
I Peterson Andiew, seaman, r. 514 Bryant
! Peterson Andrew, seamau schr Montana, Green St.
I Wharf
I Peter.'-on Andrew, tailor Charles Nelson, r. 515 Sac
Peterson Andrew H.. ma.-^ter mariner, office 305 East
Peterson Anna C. (widow), r. 1330 Sacramento
; Peterson Arthur S. (Peterson & Palmer) , r. 305 Eddy
; Peterson August, cooper Reuben Norton, r. 1235 Hyde
Peterson August, Tailors' Pro. Union, bW cor Kearny
and Mort n
Peterson Augustus, deckhand tug Rabboni, Folsom
I St. Wharf
Peterson B., waiter Grand Hotel
Peterson Bernard, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
, Peterson C. G., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Peterson C. 11.. boarding, 1011 Battery
Peterson Charles, clerk Theodore Dierks, r. 18 First
; Peterson Charles, cook, r. 20() Clara
Peterson Charles, deekliand tug Kate, r. 415 East
Peterson Charles, coppersmith Charles W. Smith
Peterson Charles, machinehaud Union Box Factory,
I r. Alameda
Peterson Charles, seaman, r. 46 Steusrt
Peterson Charles, taiU'r August Hulten, r. 9 Middle
Peterson Charles E., silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
cor Stanyau PI and Bryant
Peterson Charles H.. deputy U. 8. marshal, r. 407
Third
Peterson Charles J., tailor, r. 410 Vallejo
Peterson Charles P., tailor, r. 10 Graham PI
Peterson Christian, laborer, r. 4 Haggin
Peterson C. J., accountant, r. 2207 Larkin
Peterson Denker. millninn, r. 54'.;M Bryant
Peterson Enewald, real estate, office 314 Bush, room
39, r. 313 Taylor
Peterson Ferdinand C. cashier John Rae Hamilton,
r. 12 Essex
Peterson Frederick, cook, r. 10 Berry
Peterson Frederick, cook Richard Schade, r. North
German House
Peterson Frederick, stevedore A. C. Freese
Peterson George, fresco painter, r. 123C Pine
Peterson George, teamster, r. S 8 Butte, nr Arkansas
Peterson George W.. negative retoucher George D.
Morse, r. 127 Kearny
Peterson George W., porter AUyue & White, r. 1224
Folsom
Peterson G. H., weigher Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1224 Folsom
Peterson Godfrey, seaman, r. 36^ Perry
Peterson Gustav B., jeweler D. W. Laird, r. 102 Ber-
nard
Peterson Gustave, seaman, r. 73 Tehama
Peterson Gustavus, laborer Henry H. Jess<n, r. 225
Harrison
Peterson H., storekeeper, Lick House
Peterson Hans, captain schr Elinor. NorthPoint Dock
Peterson Hans, seaman, r. 228 5^ Ritch
Peterson Henry (Peterson & Dieckhoflf). r. 228 Pacific
Peterson Henry, dairyman, r. Lombard, bet Franklin
and Gough
Peterson Henry, fireman Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. NW cor Sixteenth Av and y. South S. F
Btterson Henry, laborer Nicholas Bremer, r. N s Six-
teenth Av, nr Carolina
Peterson Henry, marki t, NW cor Seventh and Bryant
Peterson J., deckhand Harbor Commissioneis Dredger
Peterson Jacob, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r.
Harmony Ueitel
Peterson Jacob, captain stm San Lorenzo, r. San Lo-
renzo
Peterson Jacob, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Peterson James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Peterson John, r. 521 Pa^ itio
Peterson John, barkeeper, r. 1.50 Silver
Peterson John, blacksmith, r. 218 !<. Ritch
Peterson John, bootmaker Burkhardt A: Hanson, r.
Bootz'B Hotel
Peterson John, helper Perry Edwards, r. 1224 Folsom
Peterson John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Peterson John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Peterson John, laborer, r. 115 Second
Peterson John, liquor dealer, r. 416 Broadway
Peterson John, porter Weil Brothers & Co., r. 1314
Broderiik
Peterson John, seaman schr Pauline Collins. Beale St.
Wharf
Peterson John, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Peterson John, seaman, r. 415 East
Peterson Joliu, seaman, r. 80 Jessie
Peterson John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Peterson John, shoemaKer, r. 435 Pine
Peterson John, tailor Gilly .is Mignou, r. 622 Clay
Peterson John, waiter Grand Hotel
Peterson John F. (Erickson & Peterson), r. 36 Sac
Peterson John N., r. 922 Natoma
Peterson John W., machinist, r. 12'24 Folsom
Peterson Joseph, blacksmith Hawkins i Cantrell, r.
Tweniy-third. nr Hampshire
Peterson Joseph, laborer, r. Iir28 Montgomery
Peterson Joseph N., cutter Buckingham A; Hecht, r.
922 Natoma
Peterson J. T., master mariner, ofllce 305 East
Peterson Lawrence, lamplighter S. F. G.is Light Co.,
r. Post, bet Devisadero and Broderii k
Peterson Lewis, drayman, r. 2'23 Fifth
Peterson Lewis (Peterson & Olsson). r. 807 Valencia
Peterson Lotta Miss, shoefltter S. W. Levy, r. 314 Fol
Peterson Louis, restuurant, .531 East, r. 11 Jackson
Peterson Loiiis, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Peterson Manning, miller, r. 37 Pacific
Peterson Martin, painter, r. 110 Freelon, rear
Peterson Martin P., tinsmith O. & W. Snook, r. 1411
Pacific
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Third Street.
ANLEHSON&HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Peterson Marv H. (widow), r. 18-22 Jessie
Peterson Matilda, domestic 1201 Hyde
Peterson M. C, seaman schr Robbie Hunter
Ptterson Merrinos, carpenter, r. W s Vicksburg, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-lifth
PetersoD N. C, seaman, r. •236 Steuart
Peterson Nelson, r. 311 Harrison
Peterson Nicholas, clerk Christian Decker, r. 238
Berry
Peterson Nicholas, liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth and
Town.send
Peterson N. P., master mariner, office 305 East
Pfterson Olaus. liquor saloon. NE cor Kearny and
Hardie PI, r. SE cor Third and Mis.sion
Peterson Oliver, master mariner, office 305 East
Pfterson Olof | Olson ,t Peter.son) . r. 1110 Battery
Pct-rson Oscar E., compositor Edward C. Hughes, r.
27 Bernard
Peterson Peter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Peterson Peter (Peterson & Co.), r. 31 Morton
Peterson Peter, captain Fairy Queen, r. 137 Gough
I'Ltnrson Peter, captain schr Annie Stoffer. r. 427 Ship-
ley
Peterson Peter, cook, r. N s Filbert, nr Sansom, rear
Peterson Peter, cook Western House, 134 Steuart
Peterson Peter, expressman, r. 10 Bartol
Pttersnn Peter, janitor Odd Fellows' Hall, r. 8 Vin-
cent
Peterson Peter, laborer, r. N s Sierra, nr Louisiana
Peterson Peter, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 19
Adelaide PI
Peter-son Peter, master mariner, r. SE cor Seventeenth
and Dolores
Pet>-rson Peter, master mariner, r. 239!^ Eitch
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. 4i) Steuart
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. Ill Harrison
Peterson Peter, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Peterson Peter, seaman si-hr D. S. Williams
Peterson Peter, seaman S. S. Aucon, Broadway Whirf
Peterson Peter F., seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Peterson Peter O., cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
216 Francisco
Peterson Richard (Madson k Peterson) , r. 23 Market
Peterson S., driver prison wagon County Jail, r. Twen-
ty-seventh, bet Mission and Howard
Peterson Samuel 0., supt S. F. Candle Factory, r. 2022
Folsom
Peterson Sivert C, dairyman, r. S s Precita Av, bet
Howard and Mission
Pet<-r.soii Soren B., freight and shipping agent, office
.38 Clay. r. 12 Ess^x
Peterson Squire C, brakeman Southern Pac. R. E., r.
315 Fifth
Peterson Swan, boarding, 444 Fifth and 601 Bryant
Peterson Thomas, captain schr George Washington,
Folsom St. Wharf
Peterson Thomas, cook Manhattan House, r. 705 Front
Peterson Thomas, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Peterson Thomao, seaman .--chr Robbie Hunter
Pi-ter.-*on Tliomas, seamiin. r. 45 Sacramento
I'-ti-r.son William ( Alarnie & Peterson) , r. 1133 Dupont
Tetcrson William, gastitter, r. '.I09 Folsom
Pet<*rson William, iruumnlder. r. 13 Clinton
l'i'ter.--'iu William, seaman, r. 20«> Steuart
Peterson William, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Peter;-on A: Co. (Peter Peterson and Chris Toft), wood
and coal, 427 O'Farrell
Peterson & Dieckhoti (Henry Peterson and George
Dii'(kh..ff) , liquor saloon. 228 Pacific
l'«t. r-cin \- Olsson (Lewis Peterson and John Olsson),
III ileliiiakers, 32« Bush
PETKRSOX <& PAL.MER (Arthur S. Peterson
and Lawrence W. Palmer), wholesale and retail
groceries and provisions, 716 M;irket
Peterson. See Petersen and Petterson
Peteto L., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Petht A. M. A.. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Petibeau E<lward. druggist, NE cor Howard and Ninth
Petit A., r. 209 L«-idesdorflf
Petit Pierre (Petit and Graui), r 1300!^ Stockton
Petit & Graui (Pierre Petit and Francois Grani) , lodg-
ings, 1300 H Stockton
Petit. See Pettit
Petitjeau P. J., shoemaker St. Marvs College
Petranhi Charles, driver Stephen Di Vecchio, r. 7
Hi >ward
P<'trarchi Frances (widow), r. 738 Howard
Petranhi Frank, gardener, r. Hermann, nr Steiner
Petrarchl Victoria Miss, teacher vocal music, r. 738
Howard
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Petri Jacob, laborer Germania House, 25 Morton
^ Petri James E,, driver Pac. Ice Co., r. 1800 Taylor
Petrissant Pierre, wines, liquors, and cigars, qtc, cor
Sixth and Railroad av.s. South S. F.
' Petroechi Eugeuio. baker, r. 1524 Dupont
i Petroff P.. r. 504 Taylor
I Petroff Ivan, editrir Alaska Appeal, office 424 Mont
Petroldt Earl, artist, r, 1113 Clay
I Petrowska Augusta Mrs., furnished rooms, 219 Dupont
Petry Charles, tailor, r. 10 Card .A.lley
I Petry John, cutler Will i: Finck, r. 819 Pacific
' Petry John, cigar manuf, 825 Pacific
, Petsch Cl.arles, tailor, r. 12 August Alley
Petsi Raifaello, vegetable dealer, r. 528 }<; O'Farrell
Pettee John, bookkeeper Black Diamond Coal Mining
j Co.. r. 340 Thirteenth
Pettee. See Petty
Pettenati Peter, groceries and liquers, 1028 Kearny
Pettersen Albert, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Pettersen Hans, seaman, r. 35 Natoma
Pettersen James, schr Trustee, foot Beale
Pettersen James, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Petterson Andrew, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Petttrspn August B., fancy goods, 318 Third
Petterson Frederick, capitalist, r. 22 Tehama
Petterson George H,, smelter, r. 2345 Jackson
Petterson John, seaman, r. 31 Ecker, rear
Petterson Peter (McKibbin & Petterson) , r. 311 Clem-
entina
Petti CaUnn, plasterer, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Pettiboue George L.. r. Park Hotel
Pettigrew George, miner, r. 435 Pine
Pettigrew James J. (Pettigrew & Earless), r. Alameda
Pettigrew John M.. clerk Charles Clayton, r. SE cor
Gough and Sacramento
Pettigrew Percy B., with William J. Pettigrew, r. SE
cor Sacramento and Gough
Pettigrew William J., mining secretary, office 400
Front, r. SE cor Sacramento and Gough
Pettigrew William J. Jr., salesman Blake, Eobbins &
Co., r. Oakland
PETTIGREW Hi FARLESS (J. J. Pettigrew and
Thomas A. Farless) , collectors, 217 San, room 11
Pettijohn E.. meal, flour, and mill goods, 929 Mission
Pettimore Martin, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Pettinati Giovanni. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 WasL
Pettinger Jacob, decthand stm City of Stockton,
Washington St. Wharf
Pettinos Hall Mrs., teacher music Zeitska's Institute
Pettinos Leonard C, attorney at law, office 408 Cali-
fornia, r. Park Hotel
Pettis Annie M. Mrs., r. 211 Fourth
Pettis Carrie Miss, dressmaker, r. 1 IvyAv
Pettis Mary E. (widow) , r. 1 Ivy Av
Pettis William H.. insurance broker, office 221 San-
som, r. Oakland
Petiit Bertha E. Mrs., r. 215 Kearny
Pettit Edward, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
Oakland
Pettit George, salesman Henrv Schmidt, r. West End
Hotel
Pettit Henry, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., r. 1018
Clay
Pettit Joseph, r. 137 Montgomery
Pettit Mary (widow), r. 21 Chesley
Pettit Terry, foreman factory Western White Goods
Manuf Co.
Pettit Thomas J. (Pettit & Russ) , r. 1516 Polk
Pettit W. H., druggist, r. 1021 Market
PETTIT & Rrss (T. J. Pettit and C. Christian
Russ) , label and theatrical show bill printers,
320 Sansom, rooms 31, 36-37, office room 32
Pettit. See Petit
Petty David, pressman C. C. Burr & Co.,r. 228 V^ Fran-
cisco
Petty George S., hostler Central R. R.
Petty Thomas, fireman S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co
Petty Thomas, laborer, r. 138 Folsom
Petty Thomas, seaman, r. 131 Folsom
Petty. See Pettee
Petzholtz Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Petzold Henry, machiuehand F. W. Glade, r. 512 Bush
Peugout Adele Miss, seamstress A. Koenjg, r. 315
Fourth
Peuheu Ilaire, laborer Alexandre Bertin,r. 521 Filbert
Peulecke Henry L.. carpenter, r. 522 Filbert
PEAV JOHN "W., mitiug secretary, office 310 Pine,
rooms 15-17, r. 806 Leavenworth
Pewling A. A., conductor Market St. R. R.
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montcomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
TR-UNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Peyaut Paul, bootmaker Edward F. Nolan, r. 642 Na-
t )nja
Peyot Raymond, cook Bergez & Klein, r. 811 Mission
PejTf Celtstin A., laundry, yiiJ-S^'.o Green
Peyre Leon, clerk Leuoniiand Brothers, r. 433 Dupont
Peyser Abraham, barber Abraham 1. Korn, r. 322 Clem
Peyser Albert, hairJressing saloon, 211 Montgomery
Av. r. 20" Montgomery Av
Peyser Caroline (widow), clothing and money broker,
521 Montgomery, r. "34 Vallejo
Peyser George, clerk Caroline Peyser, r. 734 Vallejo
I Peyser Henry, local policeman, r. 322 Clementina
i Peyser Herman, r. 734 Vallejo
] Pfvsi r Morris, clerk Caroline Peyser, r. 734 Vallejo
! Pejst-r Morris, barber Sigismumi Danielewicz, r. 322
Ckmentiua
Peyser Morris, waiter, r. .509 Washington
Peyser Simon A., r. Nucleus House
Peyser. See Peiser and Pyser
Peyton Averuer, waiter Palace Hotel
' Pej-tou Luke, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co.
: Peytoua Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
J. W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine, room 1.5 .
Pezou Alex:inder, tanner l><jminique Legallet, r. cor
Sixth Av and Q, South S. F.
I Pezzoui Battista, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J^ Kearny
1 Pfaendler Albert, porter Boca Brewing Co.,r. al3 Fil-
bert
Pfaff Charles, carpenter, r. 433 Hinckley
. Pfali" Henry, carijenter, r. 1509 Stockton j
' PfaH Henry, salesman N. Van Bergen & Co., r. 1620
1 Turk j
I Pfaff Louis (Knopp i: Pfaff) , r. 935 Folsom |
Pfafl" William, milkman, N s Sacramento, bet Baker ,
and Broderick
I Pfeffer Morris, salesman, r. 1003 Mission j
I Pfeiffer Antonio, foreman Pioneer Ironworks, r. 772
j Mission
Pfeiffer Casper, groceries and liquors, 2000 Folsom ]
Pfeiffer Charles, finisher Giovannini & Bennerscheidt,
I r. 231 -Jessie !
i Pfeiffer Charles H., job printer Bacon & Co., r. 411
1 Minna
; Pfeiffer Elizabeth (widow) , r. 1519 Post
Pfeiffer Emilie Miss, r. 1519 Post
; Pt'tiff-Jr Frederick, bootlJtterlguaz Urbach, r. 3 Kent
] I'feiffer George, blacksmith, r. 1032 Kearny
Pfeiffer George, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., '
i r. 870 Folsom ,
. Pfeiffer Henry, baker, r. 242 Sutter
Pfeiffer Henry, butcher, r. 2 Ellsworth Block, Thir- 1
teenth Av^ South S.F. I
Pfeiff. r Henry, driver Fifth St. R. R., r. 519 Brannan ]
PfeiflVr Henry, porter August Schumacher i
Pfeiffer Henry, printer, r. 441 Minna j
Pfeiffer Henry, tinsmith C. Crown, r. 441 Minna '
i Pfeiffer John"W., locksmith, 1032 Kearny I
] Pfeiffer Laura Miss, teacher, r. 949 Howard
Pfeiffer Louis, shoemaker, r. 231 Chestnut |
Pfeiffer O. Miss, r. 804 Jackson 1
I Pfeiffer Philip, waiter Miners' RSBtaurant, r. 35 Spof-
j ford Alley I
Pfeiffer Rosina Miss, r. 1519 Post I
; Pfeifftr Thekla (widow), r. 988 Howard
Pfeiffer Theodor, waiter, r. 719 Clay |
Pfenninger H., meiter F. Berton & Co., r. Oakland i
Pferdener Adolph. teacher music, r. 1221 Bush '
Pferdener Emil, musician Great Western Band, 417 \
, Bush, r. Oakland i
I Pferdener Paul, traveling salesman, r. 2810 Laguna
I Pfersdortt'Hugo, bookkeeper Willows Brewery, and '
I secretary Franklin Spar and Bund Verein, r. 2135 I
Mission
I Pffafstaa Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 510
Ninth I
Pfifferling Rudolph, mining, r. 317 Bush [
Pfile John F., blacksmith, 495 Brannan, r. South Park >
Hot«l I
' Pfister A. & Co. (Martin Waterman), produce commis-
I sion, 111 Clay |
I Pfister Adolph (M. Waterman & Co., and A. Pfister &
! Co.) , r. San Jose I
' Pfister Albert, machinist Ingraham & French, r. 1510
I Polk
, PFISTER J. J. & CO., manufs crochet and knit-
I ted goods, 120 Sutter, room 46
Pfister John J. (J. J. Pfister & Co.) , r. 120 Sutter
i Pflaumbaum Charles, foreman McMillan & Kester, r.
I 716 Front
1 Pflueger Hermann, watchmaker, 38 Sacramento
Pflug Ludolpb (Russ & Pfiug), r. 348 Grove
Ptlukiger Jacol), fiiriuer, r. Helvetia Hotel
PFOKK fHUISTIAX, groceries and liquors, NE
cor Je.-sie au<l F^'urtli, r. 2H2 Jissie
PPORK JOHX, real-estate agent, office 320 Mont-
gomery, r. 113 Eddy
Pfortner Charles, liquor saloon, 210 Leideadorff, r. 33
Jejisie
Pfortner Charles F., wireworkerA. M. Fuhrnianu. r.
127 Fourth
Pfrimmer George, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 551 Howard
Pfund .\melia (widow) , r. 437 Fulton
Pfund Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 4.37 Fulton
Pfund Theodore, compositor California Demokrat, r.
437 Fulton
Pfunder Jacob, cook,r. Grand Central Hotel
Pfuustein Oscar, cabinetmaker, r. Bruns' Hotel
Pfuudstein Victor, turner J. B. Luchsinger k Son, r.
12.33 Market
Phiiir Edward, painter, r. NW cor Bush and Pierce
Phair Eliza (widow), r. NW cor Bash and Pierce
P) air Henry, salesman, r. NW cor Bu»h and Pierce
Phair Thomas, gardener, r. 270 Tehama
Phalen Mary, domestic 93H Geary
Phalon Tiuiothy, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r.
NE cor Cluy and Fillmore
Phankuchen Emil, peddler, r. 1316 Powell
Phariou Frederick, baker B. Kramer, r.SW cor Grove
and Buchanan
PharoJoelH., freight clerk Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
r. 1206 Leavenworth
Pharo Joseph A., dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r.
E s Jones, bet Clay and Sacramento
Phelan Alfred, carriagesmith William A. Mowry, r. 8
Sheridan
Phelan Benjamin J., blacksmith J. P. Locke & Co., r.
9 Sheridan
Phelan Edward, r. SE cor Eighteenth and Douglass
Phelan Francis M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
536 M Valencia
Phelan Gregory J., physician, office and r. .503 Third
Phelan Harriet G. (widow), r. ■5:J6J4 Valencia
PHELAX JAMES, capitalist, office 519 Montgom-
ery, r. SW cor Valencia and Seventeenth
Pholan James, street contractor, r. 2914 .Sacramento
Phelan John, paperciitter A. Waldstein, r. 18 Clara
PHELiAX JOSEPH P., attorney at law, office 330
Pine, room 20, r. 28 OFarrell
Phelan Kate Mrs., furnished rooms, 1114 Sac
Phelan Mary Miss, saleswoman Keane Brothers, r. 1114
Sacramento
Phelan Michael, carpenter, r. 8 Sheridan
Phelan Patrick (Donohue jc Phelan) , 33 Second
Phelan Patrick, currier, r. Sixth Street House
Phelan Peter, foreman boilermaker Fulton Ironworks,
r. 52H Howard
Phelan Stephen, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Phelan Sunie Miss, bakery and confectionery, 416 Sev-
enth
Phelan Thomas, laborer, r. 928 Clay
Phelan Thomas, second cook Alms House
Phelan William, tailor John H. Tobin, r. Rusa House
Phelan William S., money broker, SE cor Sansomand
Washington, r. 1805 Jones
Phelps A. Miss, r. 21 Anthony
Phelps Abner, bookkeeper Louis Zephyr, r*NW cor
Page and Devisa'dero
Phelps Ada Miss, machine operator E. Detrick k Co.,
r. 56 Natoma
Phelps \. H., student, r. 1205 Pacific
Phelps Alansou H. (Thomas H. Selby k Co.), and
treasurer Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 1510 Jones
Phelps Augustus E. (Phelps Manuf. Co., and W. S.
Phelps .M Co.), r. 1205 Pacific
Phelps Carlos, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Phelps Charles, real-estate agent, r. W s McClellan.nr
Cortland Av
PHELiPS CHARLES H., attorney at law. office
66 Nevada Block, r. Oakland
Phelps Charles I., foreman Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 1203
Pacific
Phelps Charlotte A. (widow), r. NW cor Page and De-
visadero
Phelps Daniel T., foreman W. S. Phelps k Co., r. 1134
Broadway
Phelps Edwin, civil engineer, r. NW cor Page and De-
visadero
Phelps Edwin A. (Phelps k Miller), r. Lick House
Phelps G., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
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ANDERSON & BANJ)OLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Phelps George, clerk, r. NW cor Page and Deyisadero
Pljelps George Dudley, ttamBter California Mills, r.
Secund Street House
Phelps George W., law clerk, r. 85 Wes-t Mission
Phelps John, s-alesman B. Lake, r. Slo Stevenson
Phelps Joseph, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.
Phelps J. E.. farmer, r. i.Ol Powell
Philps Lottie Mrs., r. 115 Eddy
PHELPS MAXUFACTIRING CO., W. S.
Phelps president, Alanson H. Phelps tre:;Surer.W.
H. Phelps secretary, screw holt works, 13-17
Druium
Phelps M.W. Mrs., principal Noe and Temple Primary
School, r cor McClelland and Curtland Av
Phelps Nancy Miss, r. 510 Stevenson
Phelps Walter J., bookkeeper O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. NW cor Page and Devishdero
Phelps AVilliam H., secretary Phelps Mauuf. Co., r.
1203 Pacific
Phelps William S.. president Phelps Manuf. Co., and
(W. S. Philps & Co.), r. 1203 Pacific
PHELPS 1\^ S. & CO. {Augustus E. Phelps),
shipsmiths. 13-17 Drnmm
PHELPS iV MILLER (Edwin A. Phelps and Sam-
utl Miller) , mauufs' agents, 120 Sutter
Phcnielies F.,boxmaker Pac. BoxFactory, r. 5.55 Jessie
Phenix Insurance Co. (l.rouklyn. New York), Brown,
Craig & Co. agents, 215 Sansom
Phenix hilver Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), James Bole
secretary, office 30a Califurnia
Phevey W.W. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. M. Robertson,
r. G41 Minna
Phil Sheridan Gold and Silver Mining Co.(StoreyCo.,
Nev.),D. L. Thomas secretary, office 203 Bush,
room 12
PHILADELPHIA BOARD UXDERW^RIT-
ERS, ofhce 31ti California, room i
PHIL.VDELPHIA BREWERY, John Wielaud
proiitr, 228-210 Seccud
Philadelphia Glove Calf Manufacturing Co.,Krenz&
lie til proptrs, Pacitic Av. nr San Bruno Road
PHILADELPHIA HOUSE, John Knack proptr,
421-423 Bush
PHILADELPHIA LIXE CLIPPER SHIPS,
William X. Coleman ..^ Co. agents. 203 California
Philan John, bioks and stationery, 5 Dupont, r. 730 3^
Natcima
Pbilbin John, clerk, r. 735 Clementina
Philbin Thomas, cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 735
Clementina
Philliiii Thomas, contractor, r. 735 Clementina
Philbon Ji'hn, carpenter, r. 212 Octavia
Pliilbrick Josiah B., butter dealer, r. 1708 Jessie
Philbrick L. M., speculator, r. International Hotel
Philbri(k Orlando G., teamster Renner& Co., r. South
Park House
Philbriik Waricn W., carpenter Albert Washburn, r.
H«.-) Seventh cut h
Philbriiok James C, niilk vender, r. 1308 Miss, rear
Philip Jacob M. (Philip, Si>eyer & Co.), r. Hamburg,
Gi rmany
Philip Martin F., with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. 405
Powell
PHILIP, SPEYER «fcCO. (Jacob M.Philip and Ja-
cob W. Speyer) .comniission nn riliauts. and agents
Hamburg-Bremen Fire Insurance C'u., and Swiss
Lloyd Marine Insurance Co., and German Fire In-
surance C". (Baltimore), office 13 Merchants' E.x-
cliange Biiilding, 4'25 California
Philipjne Pietro, salesman Cailo Scalmanini, r. 712
Front
Phillipe T. M.. porter Belloc & Co., r. Oil Clay
Phillipp Martin, bookkeeper A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 520
Sutter
Phillippeus Alexander (Hutchinson, Kohl, Phillip-
peuH & Co.), r. St. Petersburg, Russia
Philippi Einlly Miss. r. lOl'.l O'Farrcll
Philippi John. r. lOl'J OFarrell
Phillippseu Henry, porter Getz Brothers & Co., r. 721
Broadway
Phillips .\buer, brakeman Central Pac. R. R., r. 125
Welsh
Phillips AbraliBin, groceries, 1800 Powell
Phillips Andrew, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Phillips Anti ne, cabinetmaker, r. 'J07 Folsom
Phillips Antonio, seaman schooner Espinosa, Fol-
Koiu St. Wharf
Phillips Benjamin, clerk H. Myers & Son, r. 403 Kear
Phillips Bennet, harness and saddlery, 303 Fifth, r.
947 ,'4 Folsom
Phillips' Block, SE cor Second and Mission
Phillips Caroline (widow), r. 13 Taylor
Phillips C. E., switchman Central Pac. E. R.
Phillips Cour:;d, cabinetmaker James W. Burnham &
Co., r. 1 Eohler's PI
Phillips D., r. 1235 Market
Phillips David, clerk Emil Meyer, r. 4 Quincy
Phillips David, tinsmith, r. 516 Pine
Phillips David T., clerk freight auditor's office Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
PhillipsD.H ., r. Occidental Hotel
Phillips Edward, barkeeper, r. 1147 Mission
Phillips Edward, boots and shoes, 414 P.icifio
Phillips Edward, painter, r. 106 McAllister
Phillips Edward G., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Phillips Ed^^■ard H., driver Centriil R. R.
Phillips Edwin P.. carpenter, r. iil9 Jackson
Phillips Emma (widow) , r. 1709 Mason
Phillips Emma (widow), r. 703 Stockton
Phillips George W. Mrs., lodgings, 745 Howard
Phillips Eunice, domestic 1027 Mission
Phillips Fitel, merchant, r. 408 Stockton
Phillips F. J., r. 511 Post
Phillips F. K., waiter, r. Overland House
Phillips Frank, r. 315 Minna
Phillips Frederick, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio
Phillips Frederick A., commission agent, r. 315 Min-
na
Phillips Gabriel M., genls' furnishing and fancy
goods, SW cor Natoma and Sixth, r. 34 P.irk Av
Phillips Geor<_'e, expressman, r. 238 Sixteenth
Phillips George, machinist Joshua Hendy. r. 209 Miu
Phillips George H., moulder Pacitic Irou Works, r.
j 1191 Harrison
' Phillips George W., clerk Harper & Phillips, r. 177
I Minna
< Phillips Hannah Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
I Grammar School, r. 439 Eddy
Phillips Henry, miner, office 310 Pine, room 47
Phillips Henry, sslesman. r. 721 Broadway
I Philliijs Henrv, teamstLT Miller & Hall, r. 230 Mis
I Phillips Henry B. (Phillips *: Wright), r. 120G Mason
; Phillips Htnry G., local policeman, r. 513 O'Farrell
Phillips Henry G., manager American District Tele-
graph, 833 Sutter, r. 1511 Jackson
Phillips I. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 109 Dupont
Phillips Isidor, shipping clerk Getz Brothers & Co.,
r. 922 Folsom
Phillips Israel, cutter Eureka Glove Factory, r. 922
Folsom
Phillips J., lodgings, 1235 Market
Phillips James, laborer, r. 1019 Pacific
Phillips James, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 239 Fremont
Phillips James K., compositor Evening Post, r. 2100
Pine
Phillips James R., hairdressing saloon and baths, 114
Sutter, r. 5 Mason
Phillips Jane (wii}f)w), r. 820 Nineteenth
Phillips Jane (widow) , r. 427 Third
Phillips J. B., wines and liquors, 1144 Market, r. 9
Taylor
Phillips J. H. (J. H. Phillips & Co.), r. 1214 Kearny
Phillilis John. r. SE cor Post and Dupont
Phillips John, bootblack. 33S Kiarny, r. 4 Quincy PI
Phillips John, cigar manuf, r. 8 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Phillips Jehu, plumber, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Phillips John, wharfinger Channel St. Wharf, r. 340
Fnion
PHILLIPS JOHN BURKE, attorney .at haw, of-
fice 030 Clay, r. 529 Seventeenth
Phillips John H., clerk B. H. Aitken, r. 401 Clemen-
tina
Phillips John J., painter, r. 100 Clara
Phillips John L., student lleald's Business College
Phillips John M., attorney at law, office 036 Clay, r.
529 Seventeenth
Phillips John M., master mariner, r. 2404 Folsom
Phillips John N., jeweler Kohler & Bitter, r. 504 Wash
Phillips John S., bookbinder, r. 1717, M Stevenson
Phillips Joseph, barbtr John M. Silva, 9(1 Folsom
Phillips Joseph, clerk, r. 1015 Washington
Phillips Joseph, drayman Heath, Gallup & Co., r. 28
Lewis PI
Phillips Joseph, hatter, r. NW cor Napa and Connec-
ticut
Phillips Joseph H., teamster Theodore Schulte, r. 422
Valencia
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf t Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 70S to 716 Kearny St
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Phillips J. S. (Cximmlngs, Griffiths & Phillips), r.
1717^1; Stevenson
Phillips J. S., rniuing engineer and assayer, office and
r.. 70'J California
Phillips Julius, mail clerk A. Roman & Co., r. 922 Fol-
soui
Phillips J. W., conduc tor Market St. and Hayes Vallev
E. K., r. \cm Turk
Phillips Kitty Miss, r. 2026 Clay
Phillips Lawrence, ajient, r. 43'J Eddy
Phillips M., r. .520 Sutter
Phillips Margnret (widow), r. liiC Clara, rear
Phillips Martin, cooper, r. 802 Jackson
Phillips Mary (widow), r. 2719 Folsom, rear
Phillips JIary H. (widow), r. 788 Harrison
Phillips Mary J. Mrs., dressraaking. r. 401 Clem
Phillips Mattie Miss. r. 7H8 Harrison
Phillips M. A: Co. (Marks, Green and Abram Lowen-
ber^). commission merchants, 107 Sansom
Phillips Michael (M. Phillips & Co.), r. 724 Tyler
Phillips Mitchell, inspector Custom House, r. 130
Tyler
Phillips M. J. (widow), r. 428 Geary
Phillips N.. r. 2.5 St. Ann's Building
Phillips Nathan F., clerk Pope .t Talbot, r. 304 Third
Phillips Newton, merchant, r. 528 Eddj'
Phillips Nicholas, laborer Stephen Garassino, r. E s
San Jose Road, nr San Miguel
Phillips P. A., dairy produce and provisions, 27 Centre
Market, r. 417 Pu>t
Phillips Patrick, longshoreman, r. 22 Frederick, roar
Phillips Patrick, plumbing, tinware, etc., 3003 Mis-
sion
Phillips Peter, moulder O. K Foimdry, r. 14 J^ Fred-
erick
Phillips Philip, collector, r. 439 Eddy
Phillips P. J., milk dairy, E of Mission and N of Rus-
sia Av
Phillips Samuel, r. 867 Market
Phillips Samuel, collector Howe Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 821 Green
Phillips Samuel G., local policeman Central Pac. R.
R. Office
PhilliiJS Simeon L., harnessmaker, 231 Ellis, r. G03
Geary
Phillips Simeon P. (Harper & Phillips), r. Oakland
PHILLIPS STEVEN H., attorney at law, office
220 Snnsoui. room 11, r. The Baldwin
Phillips Theophilus B., bartender Martin Noonan, r.
733 Market
Phillips Thomas, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. Arlington, bet Thirty-first and Thirty-
second
Phillips Thr.mas B., saddler, r. 327 Jessie
Phillips Thomas H., second officer S. S. George W.
Elder, Oregon S. S. Co. •
Phillips Thomas K. r. 1817 O'Farrell
Phillips Walter W., jeweler Ebeling & Richter, r.
Natoma. bet Fifth and Sixth
Phillips William, bootblack, 12 Sixth, r. lOr. William
Phillips William, butcher Ferdinand J. Schober, r.
South S. F.
Phillips William, engineer tug Millen Griffith, r. 10
Rincon Av
Phillips William, moulder O. K. Foundry, r. 134 Fol-
som
Pjiillips William, tinsmith Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
son, r. cor Arlington and Cheiiery
Pjiillips William A., superintendeDt Oregon S. S. Co.,
office Folsom St. Wharf, and school director, r.
312 Page
Pjjillips William J., packer Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 401
Clementina
P^iillipti William R., bookbinder Bartling & Kimball,
r. 427 Third
Phillips William S., clerk Brady k Co., r. 804 Mission
PHIL.MPS & WRIGHT (H. B. Phillips and
Thomas H. Wright) , brokers and collection agents,
office 307 Montgomery
Phillipson P., r. 905 Market
Philpott Ernest, waiter Herman H. Horst, r. 3 Bush
St. PI
Philpott William H. (Philpott & Miles), r. 714 Bush
Philpott & Miles (W. H. Philpott and Edward Miles) ,
liquor saloon, 043 Washingtou
Phinney Gorliam P., auctioneer, office 228 Fremont,
r. 327 Fremont
Phipps Alfred B.. stock broker, office 321 California,
room 1, r. 1520 Taylor
Phipps Augustus, laborer C. R. Splivalo, r. 327 Ritch
Phippe Catherine (widow) , r. 329 Ritch, rear
Phipps Frank M., bookkeeper A. B. Phipps, r. Oakland
Phipps James, harnesBuiakcr and saddler, 005 Howard,
r. 059 Howard
Phipp.s John L., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Oakland
Phipps Sainuel T., carpenter, r. 31 Clara, rear
Phipps Thomas, harm ssmaker James Phipps, r. C.59
Howard
Phipps Thomas B., saddler, r. 327 Jessie
Phipps Thomas U., harnessmaker James Phipps, r.
059 Howard
Phister Andrew, waiter G. Bernstein, r. 141 Fifth
Phoedovius William, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Mission and Washington avs
Pha-nix Building. SW c<ir Sansom and Jackson
Ph^nix Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), C. T.
Briiige secretary, office 224 California
Phieni.x Petroleum Co.(l.os Angeles Co., Cal.), Joseph
Pentecost secretary, office 331 Montgomery, room
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PHCENIX INStiR A NCE COMPANY (Hartford.
Conn.), .\rthur E. Magill general agent, office 323
California
PHGENIX IRON WORKS, Jonathan Kittredge
proptr, 18-20 Fremont
Phoenix JIutual l^il'e Insurance Co. (Hartford Conn.),
Edward P. Gi'av agent, office 318 Montgomery
PHtENIX OIL WORKS, Hutchiugs .'i: Co. pro'ptrs,
oil manufs and refiners, office 517 Fi'ont
Phol John, cook, r. 12 Jackson
Piaggi Fortunato, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5>^ Eearaf
Piaggi Pietro, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5^ Kearny
Piaggio Auguslin, liquor saloon, 1622 Stockton
Pianca .\ugusl, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r. 1224
Dupoiit
Piarron Jacques, cook, r. 318 Broadway
Picard Frank, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. 649 Miss
Picard G., nur.^e French Hospital, S 6 Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Picasse Giovanni, laborer, r. 1610 Stockton
Piccaroli Francis G. (Pietro Manfrediui & Co.) and
superintendent Colombo Market, r. 105 Pacific
Piccinini Batisti, fruits, SE cor Lombard and Mason
Picinnini Joseiih, carpenter, r. 1337 Dupont
Pich Louis, cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture Manuf Co.,
r. 1719 Market
Piche Medor, harness and saddlery, 030 Broadway, r.
403 Montgomei-y Av
Pichi Domenico, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
PICHOIR HENRY, secretary Giant Powder Co.,
Badger Hill and Cherokee Gravel Mining Co., At-
lantic Giant Powder Co., and Milton Mining and
Water Co., office 10 California, r. 127 Montgomery
Pichon Peter (Koisson & Pichon) , r. SW cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Pick Charles \V. (Cheesman & Pick) , r. 20 Larkin
Pickard .\kxander, painter, r. 428 Broadway
Pickard Frank E., whitener James C. Sellers, r. 1125
Filbert
Pickard Henry, r. 219 Hayes
Pickard James, seaman, r. Western House
Pickard Jane (widow), r. 1125 Filbert
Pickard Jennie A. Miss, r. 1125 Filbert
Pickard Jeremiah, laborer, r. 140 Chestmit
Pickard John A., longshoreman, r. 1125 Filbert
Pickard Sallie E. Miss, r. 1125 Filbert
Picken Ernest, shoemaker, r. 433 Hinckley
Pickens Daniel, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Pickens Horutio ^McPherson & Pickens), r. 903 Va-
lencia 0
Pickens James R. (Edwards, Pickens & Fulton) . r. 412
Hyde
Pickens John H., clerk Samuel H. Brooks, r. 217 Geary
Pickens Joseph A. (McPherson & Pickens) , r. 903 Va-
lencia
Pickens Martha Miss, tailoress, r. 1128 M Folsom
Pickering Charles W., teamster, r. E s Diamond, bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth
Pickerins George, tcamt-tcr Turner. Kennedy & Shaw,
r. SW cor Fourth and Berry
PICKERING liORIXG (San Francisco Bulletin
I ().. and San Francisco Call Co.), r. 1018 Bush
PICKERING WILJ^IAM, apothecary, SE cor
Broadway and Stockton
Pickett Augustus, baker, r. 272 Minna
Pickett Charles E., journalist, office 040 Clay
Pickett Dcm, clerk Assessors' Olfice. r. 118 Post
Pickett Edward, hackman, r. 305 Mliiua
Pickett Edward W., r. 127 Eleventh
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Pickett Garrett (Sears, Pickett & Cowling, and Calden
. & Pickett) , r. 17 Clementina
Pickett James, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Pickett TliomaB. laborer Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Pickeys E., waiter, r. C36 Commercial
Pickford Catherine (widow) , r. 309 Sixth
Pickford Edward, machinist William T. Garratt, r.
164 Clementina
Pickford William H., machinist William T. Garratt,
r. 161 Clementina
Pickles Edmund, machinist, r. 11 Guerrero
Pico Andrew B., r. lil Sixth
Pico D. Mrs., r. 1030M Howard
Pico P., merchant, r. 818 Sansom
Picot J. H. Mme., modiste, 126 Kearny, rooms 20-21
Picot Julia Mrs., r. 6 Central PI
Picon Marj- (widow), r. 3.30 Hayes
Pictorial Advertising Co., L. de Ronceray proptr,
illuminated business cards, show Signs and pro-
grammes, 11 Geary
Pidancct Sebastian, scrollsawyer California Mills, r.
5 Medau PI
Pidaux Pierre, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co.
Pidge Dwight M., signwriter and i)assepartoutmaker
.Snow & May, r. 929 Howard
Pidgeon May, domestic 1643?^ Mission
Pidgeon Patrick, driver City R. R., r. 1454 Minna
Pldott Robert, laborer Broadway U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 204 Union
Pidoux Pierre, porter, r. 6 Polk Lane
Pidwetl Charles J., salesman California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., r. 5 Farren Av
Pidwell Cyril T., salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., and
secretary Odd Fellows' Hall Assn, office 325 Mont-
K'lUiery. r. 928 Valencia
PIEDMONT AND AKLINGTON LIFE IN-
SURANCE CO., D. M. Kent attorney, office
2:i() Mentgomery, room 1
PitileiiiDute Angel, "laborer G. Andreani & Co., r. 433
Vallejo
Pieflre Theodore, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 732 Har
Pien Henry, teamster Nicholas Bruns, r. 619 Davis
Picpeubecker Antone, tailor, r. SW cor Broadway and
Dnj)iint
PiepiT Henry C, salesman August Schumacher, r.
1010 Buchanan
Pieper Leon, proptr Webb House, 37 Second
Peiper Melsher (Pieper & Quarg), 154 Second
Pieper k Quarg (Melsher Pieper and Emil Quarg),
restaurant, 154-156 Second
Pieper. See Piper
Piepirling Joseph (Joseph Pieperling & Co.), r. SW
cor Hyde and Union
Pieperling Joseph & Co. (George Wirth) , market, SW
cor Hyde and Union
Pierce Abbie L. Miss, dramatic reader, r. 920 Market
room 12
Pierce Alexander, expressman, r. 812 Larkin, rear
I'ierce Charles, second steward S. S. Aucon, r. 406
Clementina
PIERCE CHARLES L., physician, specialist for
(iiseasos of head, throat, eye, and ear, office and
r. 108, Si Powell
Pleice Daniel, teamster Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
Pierce David T., teamster, r. 1007)^ Minna
Pierce Edward, r. SW cor Fourteenth and Market
PIERCE E. G. «S£ CO., forwarding ageuts, office
20 California
Pierce Ellery G. (E. G. Pierc*%t Co.), r. .'504 Third
Pien-e F. C, salesman James Connelly & Co., r. 14
Hawthorne
Pierce Frank, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 538 Van
Ness Av
Pierce Frank, laborer, r. 04 First
Pierii' KrimU, machinist, r. 313 Main
I'icr.c I'icdcii.lc. riipitalist, r. 805 Bryant
PIIOHCK (iEORC; EL., proptr Novelty Iron Works,
and mechanical engineer, 215-217 First, r. 911
Bush
Pierce Grade D. Miss, actress California Theatre, r.
927 Bryant
PIERCE If. & AV., loan and commission, 728
Montgomery
Pierce Henry (H. & W. Pierce), r. 712 I'ine
Pierce Henry A., comniission merchant, r. 810 Taylor
Pierce Henry B. (Morison, Hutchinson & Co.) ,r. Palace
Hotel
Pierce Henry B., r. 249 Bitch
Pierce Henry J., pressman Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, r. 812 Larkin
Pierce Ira, r. 1618 Jackson
Pierce James, seaman S. S. Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Pierce James, shoemaker Deasy Brothers, r. 359
Clementina
Pierce James H. (Dodge & Pierce) , r. Santa Clara
Pierce James M., purser stm Mary Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Pierce James P., mining, office 315 California, room 8,
r. Santa Clara
Pierce J. J., bricklayer, r. Overland House
Pierce John, r. 519 Sacramento
Pierce John, expressman, r. 513^ Stevenson Av
Pierce John, laborer, r. cor Mission and Twelfth
Pierce John, teamster, r. 253><2 Perry
Pierce Joseph W., machinist Jonathan Kittredge, r.
613 Mission
Pierce J. P., cook Christian P. Ohlsen, r. SE cor Har-
rison and Spear
Pierce Lizzie Miss, milliner, r. 136 Sixth
Pierce Lucas, laborer, r. 606 Harrison
Pierce M., contractor, r. Haokmeier's Hotel
Pierce Maria L. Mrs., r. 920 Market, room 12
Pierce Mary (widow), r. 711 Greenwich
Pierce Mary (widow) , r. 733 Harrison
Pierce N., cigarmaker, r. 717 Mason
Pierce Owen, melter Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 927 Bryant
Pierce Patrick, flagman Southern Pac. R. R. Depot, r.
1083* Colton
Pierce Patrick H., marble works, 1140 Mission, r.
Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Pierce R. C. & Co. (Frank A. Call), cigars and tobacco,
531 California
Pierce Robert C. (R. C. Pierce & Co.), r. 1055 Mission
Pierce Robert O., engineer Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 27 Downey
Pierce Samuel H., clerk assistant passenger and tick-
et agent's office Southern Pac. R. R., r. 606 Fol
Pierce Samuel J., bricklayer, r. 1221 Folsom
Pierce Sarah Mrs., laundry, 406 Clementina
Pierce Silas G., framemaker Albert G. Nye, r. 618
Stevenson
Pierce S. P., laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 915 Pow-
ell
Pierce Stephen B., expressman, cor Washington and
Davis, r. 353}^ Minna
Pierce Thomas, apprentice Pacific Iron Works, r. 927
Bryant
Pierce Walter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Pierce Walter S., wholesale dealer pianos, 30 New
Montgomery, r. 7 Mint Av
Pierce William, cigars and tobacco, 640 Fourth
Pierce William, eugineel', r. 218 Seventh
Pierce William J. (Magnetic Elastic Truss Co.), r.
Oakland
Pierce W. L. L. (Magnetic Elastic Truss Co.) , r. Oak-
land
Pierce. See Pearce and Peirce
Piercy Albert B., apprentice William T. Garratt, r. 410
Clementina
Piercy Andrew J., manager Recreation Grounds, r.
940 Howard
Piercy Clara Miss, singer St. Ann's Rest, r. 160 Sixth
Piercy Edward, r. 940 Howard
Piercy Emily A., boarding, 410 Clementina
Piercy E. S., surgeon O. & O. S. S. Australia
Piercy John C, r. 644 Twenty-third
Piercy John D., butcher Merry, Faull & Co., r. {|l7
Market
Piercy Joseph A., shipsmith I. Burns, r. 515 J^ Frank-
lin
Piercy Mary (widow), r. 940 Howard
Piercy Robert, clerk Liverpool and London and Globe
Insurance Co., r. Alameda
Piercy Samuel W., actor, r. 940 Howard
Pierera Antone, waiter Matthew Brady, r. 253 Steuart
Pierpont Edward, clerk, r. 22 Perry
Pierpont James Rev., r. Sailors' Home
Pierre Chiiix, laundryman C. A. Peyre, r. 826 Green
Pierre Jean, shoemaker, 1333 Dupont
Pierrou Eniile, baker, r. 723 Vallejo
Pierron F.rnest, foundryman, r. S 8 Precita PI, near
Gunnison Av, Bernal Heights
Pierrug Harius, marblepoUsher J. & F. Kesseler, r. 27
John
Pierson Annie Miss, cigarettemaker Isaac Morris, r.
773 Harrison
BULLOCK S; .' ON^S, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves,
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
PIE
707
PIN
Pierson Arthur B., Balesman Billings, Harbourne t
{!o., r. laiU WasbiiiKton
Pierson August, liouse mover, 507}^ Leavenworth
Pierm^u Charles, upholsterer F. 8. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. 110!) Folsom
Pierson Charles T., r. 808 Montgomery
Piersin Henry, boatman, r. 16 Folsom
Pierson Henry Jr., boatman, r. It) Folsom
Pier.son J., miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Pierson James, master mariner, r. 2419 Clay
Pierson John, butcher South S. F. Packing and Pro-
vision Co., r. Fifth Av, nr L, South S. F.
Pierson Joseph C, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. TXi Bush
Pierson Joseph D., cabinetmaker, r. 133G Washington
Pierson Joseph T., r. i:):^ Washington
Pierson Richard It., oiler S. S. Santa Cruz, r. Oakland
Pierson llobert, hostler, r. Bay View Park, South S. F.
Pierson Walter S., telegraph operator Southern Pae.
K. R. Depot, r. 17,'^ Oak Grove Av
Piersfii Willard H., machinist Itisdon I. &Ii. Works,
r. Oakland
Pierson William, plasterer, r. 2.3 M
Pierson William W., attorney at law, oflSce 61fi Sacra-
mento, r. Oakland
Pierson W. W., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 77J. Miss
Pierson. See Pearson
Pigeon George, stamper Mrs. Annie McGinn, r. 218
O'F.irrell
Piggott John, plumber L. E. Firmin, r. SE cor Twenty-
eighth and Sanchez
Pignet Conrad, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5>^ Kearny
Pignot Adeline Mrs., forewoman John Pignot, r. 822
Mission
Pignot John, French laundry, 822 Mission
Pigoit Ada Mrs., shirtmaker Leon Lemos, r. 1.5 Hope-
tou Teirace
Pigott Charles, clerk Thomas Cusack, r. 715 Brannan
Pigott James, real estate, r. 370 Clementina
Pigott Robert, warehouseman Edwin Banforth, r. 15
lioiietou Teirace
Piguet Edward, clerk Alfred Borel & Co., r. 141.5 Stock
Pijeon Albert, clerk Leuormand Bros., r. 4315 Dupont
Pike Alfred P., clerk V. S. Land Office, r. 010 Com
Pike Anna Miss, assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
■Si:i Taylor
Pike CUarles R., shipjoiner, r. 313 Taylor
Pike Charles W., assistant bookkeeper J. M. Pike &
Co., r. 414 Tyler
Pike Frederick A., janitor Nintteenth District Court,
r. 748 Harrison
Pike George K., bookkeejier, r. 14 Hopeton Terrace
PIKK JACOB M., proptr United States Restau-
rant, 548 Clay (and J. M. Pike & Co.), r. 414 Tyler
Pike James N., accountant Eugene E. Dewey, r. 1513
Larkin
PIKK J. M. & CO. (George W. Downey), im-
lioiters and wholesale grocers, SW cor California
and Davis
Pike liucl C, policeman City Hall, r. Windsor House,
Pike Samuel, land surveyor, r. 142)^ fourth
Pike Samuel B., city agent Firemen's Fund Ins. Co.,
ollice 401 California, r. Oakland
Pike Samuel T., manager United States Restaurant, r.
14 Hopeton Terrace
Pike William (Pike and Hayes), r. 1629 Sutter
PIKK <^ HAYES (William Pike and J. C. Hayes),
proptrs New York Bakery. 6.i6-(i28 Kearny
Pllbeam George, stairbuilder Pac. Improvement Co.
Pilcher William J. (Pilcher & Stratton),r. O'Kane
House
Pilcher & Stratton (William J. Pilcher and E. N. Strat-
ton), auctioneers, 717 Market
Pilitzer Isaac, r. 917 Pacific
Pilitzer Marcus, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
917 Pacific
Pilkint^ton Mary, r. 8.39 O'Farrell
Pillig Jacob (Hoelscher & Co.), r. S 8 Fourteenth Av,
X)ti Railroad Av and N, South S. F.
Pilling J. L., seaman S. 8. Idaho, r. SW cor Main and
Bryant
Pilling John, hairdrcssing saloon, 102 Pacific, r. S s
Pacific Av, bet Baker and Lyon
Pilling Lottie L. (widow), r. 824 Filbert
Pillinger John, coachman E. F. Hall, 915 Leavenworth
Pilluian Wil.iam L., plumber, r. 54 Third
PiLsbui-y Charles E., teamster Pac. Rolling Mill, r.
W s Tennessee, nr Solano
PII^LiSBURY EVANS S., attorney at law, office
420 California, rooms 8-9-10, r. 616 Filbert
Pillsbury. See Pilsbury
Pilon Louis, carpenter, r. 312 Ninth
Pilon Paul, woodturner Mechanics' Mill, r. 312
Ninth
PILOT COMMISSIONERS (State), office 34
Merchant-' Exchange Building
PILOTS (State), office 9 U. S. Court BuildlnK
Pilsbury Charles J., r. Grand Hotel
Pilbter Henry (Bucking k Pilster). r. 125 Park Av
Pilt.)n .Mary, teacher French, r. 1711 Polk
Pilty Theodore G., speculator, r. 1420 Powell
Piltz Adolph C. D., butcher George H. C. Piltz, r. I
Beidenian
Piltz George H. C, market NW cor Ellis and Belde-
man, r. 1 Beideman
Piltz Henry, captain schr Staghound, r. 2102 Taylor
Piltz Johanna, domestic .^ol Van Nesa Av
Piuientel James M., editor and proptr El Tecolote,
office 6 Pollard PI, r. 641 Vallejo
Pimentel J.jjT., conjpositor. El Tecolte, r. 1314 Polk
Piua Adolphe, .saddlemaker Main & Winchester, r. 918
Jackson
Pinaglia John, foreman Ghiradelli & Dauzel, r. 9 Cal-
houn
Pinague Raymond, conk The Baldwin, r. 811 Stockton
Pinal Mill and Mining Co. (Arizona), O. Alexander
secretary, office 214 Sausom, room 23
Pinal Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), Orlando
H. Bo;;art secretary, office 106 Leidesdorff
PINASCO JOHN REV. 8. J., president St. Ig-
natius College, r. 841 Market ,
Pinch John, tinsmith, r. i^Ah Minna
Pinch John F., comijositor S. F. Post, r. i^tiH Minna
Pinchai d George M., clerk Bank Commiiisloners, r. 618
Harrison
Pinchard Jean B., i)hy8ician,office and r. 110 Minna
Pinching Herbert B., drug clerk John C. Moody, r.
1502 Pine
Pinching Richard L., physician, office and r. 1602
Pine
Pinck Thomas, metal roofer Henry Q. Fiske
Pincus Charles, clerk Morris Pincus, r. 1804 Stockton
Pincus Isador, cigarmaker Jacob Scbnitzer, r. 941 Fol
Pincus Morris, clothing, :J(;(; Pacific, r. 1804 Stockton
Pincus Morris, tailor, 407 East, r. 149 Clara
Pincus. See Pink us
Pindcr Frederick (Sennett & Pinder), r. Oakland
XMnder John, engineer Cal. Silk Mairnf. Co., r. Tenth
Av, nr Railroad Av, South 8. F.
Pinder Lawrence, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Pinder Thomas J., plater W. E. Shepman, r. 416Bdwy
Pine George W., coalweigher, r. 1316 Broderick
Pine Henry, Jour. Shipwiights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Pine M.inutacturing Association, Asahel Thayer sec-
retary, office Pier 5, Steuart
Pinet John (E. G. Lyons & Co.), and commission mer-
chant, office 508 Jackson, r. 1237 Stockton
Pingel Otto, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 3 William
Pini- ree Albert, exprissman, 510 Market, r. E 8 Church,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Pingree D. M., housekeeper, r. 9 Bowie Av
Pingree L. (widow) , r. 715 Howard
Pini Amore, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Pink Ernst, plumber, r. 712 Howard
Pink Henry, insurance broker, office 202 Sansom, r.
905 Market
Pink Henry, manager Kozmiusky & Brother, 128
Kearny, r. Warschauer House
Pinker G. J., tobacco and cigars, and branch Central
Laundry, 1231 Mission
Pinkerlon Louis, teamster Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 871
Market
Pinkerton William C., carpenter Bowles & Darrow, r.
310 Montgomery Av
Pinkham B. F., liijuors and cigars. Long Bridge
Pinkham Byron, carpenter, r. W s Mississippi, nr
Santa Clara
Pinkham Charles, bandsawyer J. M. Comerford
Pinkham C-hester, laborer, r. W s Mississippi, nr
Santa Clara
Pinkham Chester E. cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
IIH Park Av
Pinkham George G., captain stm Emma, r. Napa City
Pinkham John F., Custom House storekeeper, office,
cor Brannan and lir^t, r. West Oakland
Pinkham Mining Co. (Silver Reef, Utah), George E.
Spinney secretary, office 310 Pine, room 44
Pinkney William H., boatman, r. 1 Howard
Pinkson Henry, clerk Mission Woolen Mills, r. 212
Shotwell
EEAMISH'S Shirts Heady made and to Orda':.
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Moa^merySt
Pm
708
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Pinkns Albert, clerk, r. 349 Minna
Pinkus Albert, clerk Registrar of Voters, r. 1106 Eddy
Pinn David il., pantrj-uian Palace Hotel
Piunelli Peter, ^Icrk. "r. 317 Green, rear
Pinner Mi. had S., r. o32 Natoma
Pinney Charles A., bellman Cosoiopolitp.n Hotel
Pinney E. H., third assistant keeper Point KeyesLight
House
Pinney George, r. 607 Sutter
Pinney George, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Pinney George M., attorney at law, office 230 Mont-
gomery, r. Lick House
Pinney James, caulker, r. 561 Bryant
Pinney Winona E. Mrs., assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 007 Sutter
Pinnick Jane L. (widow), housekeeper, r. 314 Fifth
Pino Jose, waiter S.S. Newbern. Folsom St. "VS'harf
Pinot Charles, waiter Mrs. L. Drouilhat, r. 608 Bush
Pinson Armand, r. 1025 Pacinc
Pinson Martin, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Great
Republic, r. 5 Pollard PI
Pinto Adolph. tailor, r. 817 Vallejo
Pinto Conception, importer coflee, r. lOli Sutter
Pinto Eliiis, waiter, r. 817 VaKej'.i
Piuto Eaianuel, cutter Elias R -eb, r. 817 Vallejo
Pintu Francis, student Barnard's Business College
Pinto Francisco, merohant, r. 929 Post
Pinto Jacob, salesman Frederick Vaughan, r. 927 Jac-
son
Pinto Julian, bartender, r. 11.5 Second
Pinto Katie Mi.ss, r. iOl Vallejo
Piuti> Miguel A., musician California Theatre, r. 520
Sutter
Pinto Mining Co. (Silverado, Xev.) , Alfred K. Dur-
brow secretary, ofiBce 309 Montgomery, room 09
Pinto William, assistant bookkeeper Gutte & Frank,
r. lOU Sutter
Pinto William, hackdriver United Carriage Co., r. 817
Vall.-jo
PIOCHE F. li. A. (estate of) , office 5'i2 Mont
Pioneer and Alta Flour Mills, Eisen Brothers proptrs,
8-16 Stevenson
Pioneer Brewery, Buss & Hensler proptrs, 209 Treat
Av •
PIOXEER Bi;iL.DIA"G, SOS Mont^ioniery
PIONEER CARPET BEATING MACHINE
AND EXCELSIOR AV.VREROOMS, J.
Spauldiug & Co. ij.oj.trs. 3r>;>-3'io Tthama
PIONEER CIGAR BOX FACTOR! , A. Wald-
stein proptr, cor Sixth and Berry
Pioneer Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Lander Co.
Nev.), J. M. Buffington secretary, office 309 Cal
Pioneer Dyeing and Steain Blanket Cleaning Estab-
lishment, F. -M. Orjubin proptr, 1719 Powell and
603 Montgomery Av
Pioneer House, Frederick Hess proptr, NW cor Larkin
and Noi th P'iut
PIONEER IRON AVORKS, Calvin Nutting & Sou
proptrs. 121-123 Frem'^nt
PIONEER IRON WORKS, VhiA-Us H. Icavitt
proptr, 22.'5-227 Beale
Pioneer Looking Glass and Picturo Fr.ime Mauu-
fii -tory, B. D. McEachre;j wroptr. 132 Muin
PIONEER MALT HOU.SE, Scberr, Bach & Lux
proptrs, E s Stockton, nr F^Hiuisco, office 511 Sac
Pioneer Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev./, J. W.Pew sec-
rttarv, o)!n e 310 Pine, room 15
PIONEER PAPER MILL, S. P. Taylor & Co.
pr. iptr-. dep.it and office Jlr. Clay
PIONEER POWER BLOCK, 8-12 Stevenson
PIONEER REUICTION WORKS, Deetkeu &
Smith proptrs, Channel, nr foot Fourth
Pioneer KiitUing Co., S. Cohn & Co. ijroptrs, 545
Market
Pioneer Rustic Window Shade Factory, Wohlke &
MoiuHen proptrs, 413 Mission
PIONEER SALT MILLS, B. F. Borton & Co.
proptrs, offi,e 213 Sacramento
Pioneer Soda Wut. r Works. Charles Welch, Martin
W;:l.^h .«; R. Anu'do proptrs. 1719k- M:,rket
Pioneer .-^oda Works, \Vigge.tt & Lupton proptrs, 20-22
Hlnci;l.-v
PIONEiCli STEAM COFFEE AND SPICE
MILLS, Fol-er. Schilling & Co. proptrs, 104-106
Callt'irnia
Pioneer Steam Marble Works, Michael Heverin
proptr. 4-.'2-t21 Jii. kMon
PIONEER VARNISH WORKS, Hucter Broth-
ers proptrs, Twenty-fourth, bet K'lnsas and Rhode
Island , depot 12 Second
PIONEER AVAREHOUSE, T. W. Floyd & Co.
proptrs. SW cor Battery and Filbert
PIONEER WHITE LEAD W^ORKS, Whittier,
Fuller & Co. proptrs, 229-230 Fremont
I PIONEER WOOLEN FACTORY S. F.,
I Black Point, bet Larkin and Van Ness Av, office
I and salesroom 115 Buttery
PIONEERS CALIFORNIA, rooms 808 Mont
! PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA TERRITO-
I RIAL, rooms 103 Montgomery
Piotrowski Kerwin, capitalist, r. 1015 Folsom
Piper Catherine (widow) , r. Eighteenth Av, bet H and
I. South S. F.
Piper E. vv ., clerk quartermaster's department U.S.A.,
Presidio Reservation
Piper Jerome B. (estate of) , brick dealer, and proptr
Bay and River Line Schooner.';, office 7 Clay
Piper Fanny D. B. (widow), r. 15 DeBoom
Piper Frank, clerk estate of Jerome B. Piper, r. 15
DeBoom
Piper Henry, master mariner, r. 1020 Montgomery
Piper John, machinist, r. 233 Clara
Piper Peter, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 119 Com
Piper Walter J. H., local ijoliceman. r. 713 Bush
Piper William, bookkeeper Cal. Silk Mauuf Co., r.
Eighteenth Av, bet H and I, South S. F.
Piper William A., office 606 Montgomery, room 10, r.
Palace Hotel
Piper. See Pieper
Pippey Robert N.. captain tug Gov. Irwin, r. 310 Green
Pippey William R., salesman Schafer & Co., r. 310
Green
Pippitt Joseph, wheelwright, r. 50 Zoe
Pippitt Uriah, conductor California St. R. R., r. 1412
Pine
Pippy George H., blacksmith, r. 9 Liberty
Pippy George H., bookkeeper, r. 9 Liberty
Pippy Mary A. (widow), r. 9 Liberty
Pique Edward, teacher music, r. 228 O'Farrell
Piratsky Mary (widow) , r. 24 Lilly Av
Piratsky M.iry 0., dressmaker, r. 24 Lilly Av
Pirch James, laborer, r. 2563^ Jessie
Pircher William (Mairhofer & Pircher) , r. 426 Fourth
PIRE FRANCOIS, real estate, r. 1014 Clay
Pirrie William, bookkeeper John Ziegenbein & Co., r.
Oakland
Pirsher John, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 29 Ev-
erett
Pisani Camillo, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Pisani Domenico. Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423 Bdwy
Pissani John, boatbuilder G. F. Lanteri, r. 5 Vallejo
Pissis Albert, architect, office 302 Montgomery, room
46, r. 8'i5 Mission
Pissis Emile, clerk Pascal, Dubedat & Co., r. 825 Mis-
sion
Pissis Eugene D., student Heald's Business College
Pissis Joseph E., physician, r. 825 Mission
PiisovanC Jules, laundrjTuan Mme. C. Bonglet, r. 527
Hayes
Pistolesi August, groceries and liquors, 752 Washing-
ton, r. 343 Jessie
Pistidesi Guiseppe, driver Charles Bernard, r. 1812
Hyde
Pitcher Henry H.. bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
807 California
Pithoux Alphouse, second butcher Palace Hotel
Pitman H. C. (Pitman, Middleton & Co.). r. Oakland
Pitman, Middleton i: Co. (H. C. Pitman. F. Middleton
and J. G. Lavensaler), stevedores, 38-40 Market
Pitsinger Eliza X. Miss, r. 226 Green
Pitt Annie (widow), r. 821 Green
Pitt John, bhipcarpenter, r. 308 Beale
Pitt Richard H.. candies, 2o3^ Seventh
Pitt William G. C, carrier Evening Post, r. 531 Te-
hama
Pittar L. V., canvasser Pictorial Advertising Co., r. 7
Eddy
Pittig Adele Miss, te.icher German, South Ccsmopoli-
taii Primary School, r. 1619 Powell
Pittuian Hoaea G., carpenter and joiner, 1704 Sac
Pitto Guiseppe (Novella ,*c Pitto), r. 6 Eartol
Pitto John, gardener Louis Pitto, r. E s San Jose Road,
nr Industrial School
Pitto Louis, vegetable gardener, E e San Jose Road, nr
Industriul S. hool
Pitts Edward H., barber Charles Bjrns, r. 1211 Powell
Pitts George H. (Howes & Pitts), r. 115 Kearny
Pitis Joseph, w; tclimaker and jeweler, 309 Sixth
Pitts W. R., chief engineer stiu Amador, Oakland
Ferry, r. SW cor Stockton and Chestnut
BULLOCZ ^ JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 7CG to 716 Keaniy St
PIT
709
PLI
PittsburR Coal Mining Co., Charles B. Allen agent,
office 120 Beale
Pittsburi,' Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), Julius
BuudiUHnu pi'tsident, Rirbard Wegener secretary,
office 41i California
Pixley Annie Mrs., dre.ismaker, 1414 Polk
Pixley Hall, NE cur Pai iUc Av and Polk
PlXliEY FR.\IVK M., editor the Argonaut, office
i^'Sl Caaforuia and (Pixley & HiirrlBou), r. SW cor
Union and Fillmore
Pixley Isaac, r. IHJti Vallejo
Pixley Lucy Miss, actress California Theatre, r. 1414
Polk
Pixlev Robert, mining, r. 409 Ellis
PIXLEY & HARRISON (Fr^nk M. Pixley and
Robert Harrison) attorneys at law, othce 4:J0 Cal
Pizzala Charles, sausagemaker, liyiDiipout
Pizzaro Martin, mariner, r. 4 (jraud Place
Plaa Jean, blacksmith Pierre G-obeau, r. 3G St.
Charles PI
Place t harles L., hay and grain, r. 510 Folsbm
Place Henry, bricklayer Matthew McGowan
Place James F. (Uerrj- & Place), r. 1019 Linden, Oak-
land
Place Jonah E., carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r.
-47 Sixteenth
Place Leonard F., engineer, r. 318 Hayes
Piace Thomas, bricklayer Matthew McGowau
Place Tillie Miss, r. 923 Market
Placeton Hemard, cook Miners' Branch Restaurant
Placi.-il Emilie Misd, seamstress Bernard A. Schling-
ht yde, r. 30S Sutter
Pladwell Frank T., salesman, r. 21 Clinton Park
Plagcmau David, cutter Michael Short, 409-411 Kearny
PlageniJinu Frederick, liquor merchant, r. 413 Grove
PLAGKilIAIVN H. ^ CO. (Robert Kauzee), im-
porters tobacco,and manufs cigars, 30.5 Sacramento
Plagemann Henry (H. Plagemauu & Co.), r.317Larkiii
Plagemanu Herman, clerk F. EUeubrock & Co., r. N\V
cor McAllister and Buchanan
Plagemanu Jacob F.(Siebe Brothers & Plagemanu), r.
219 Tyler
Plagemann John C, pliuubiug and gasfittlng, 204
Powell, r. 121 Hickory Av
Plagemann William, merchant tailor, 14 Geary, r. 304
McAllister
PLAISAXC'E I.. O. , attorney at law, office and r.
640 Washington
Plaisted William F., seaman, r. 17 Valloio
Planer A. G., shadepaiuter with Hartshorn & Mc-
Phun.r. 249 Minna
Planer Charles, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r. 249
Minna
Planer Gu.-stave, woodcarver G. Thomas, r. 249 Minna
Plank Henry, r. 1813 Mason
Plank Louis, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 1S13
Masiiu
Plank Mary (widow) , r. 1813 Mason
Plank Philip, bookkeeper, r. 1813 Mason
Plant .-ViinieMrs., nurse. 52.') Oak
Plant Peter, dairyman P. and J. Kelley, r. Silver Av,
ur University Mound College
Plante .Samuel, hairdressing saloon, 427 Bush, r. Ahl-
born House
Planter H., stableman W. JlcCafferty
Plautl It. (widow), r. 535 O'Farrell
PliAXZ HEXRY, merchant tailor, 525 Geary
Plass Euward N., butter, eggs, etc., 316 Sixth
Plass Hans, seaman sc-hr Pauline Collins, Beale St.
Wharf
Plass Sophia (widow) , r. 310 Sixth
PLATE A. J. & CO. (Henry A. Plate, W. B. Cot-
rel, and Augustus F. Plate) , importers and dealers
guns, pistols, sporting and mibtary goods, 510
Sacramento
Plate August F. (A. J. Plate k Co.), r. 741 Ellis
Plate Augusta S. (widow), r. 741 Ellis
Plate Henry A. (A. J. Plate & Co.) , r. 227 Geary
Plate Rincon W., foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 215
Fifth
Plater William H.. assistant City and County Sur-
veyor, NE cor Merchant and Kearny
Plater. See Playter
Plath Adolph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 490
Eighth
Plath Frederick, waiter Vienna Model Bakery, r. 3
Ch:itham PI
Plath Fritz, shoemaker, r. 1322 Pacific
Plath Henry, laborer C. Spreckels, r. SW cor Harriaon
and Twentieth
Plath John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis and
Steiuer
Plath William, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Plato Freoiiuii F. (Plato & Heeiise), r. 526 Birch Av
Plato George, tailor, r. W s Prospect Av, nr Coso At,
Bernul Heights
Plato Isaac, boot and shoe cutter, r. 24)^ Garden
Plato Samuel, glazier, r. 24 )« Garden
Pinto *: Heense (F.eeman F. Plato and C. Leonard
Heense). barbers, 108 Sixth
Platshek Julius (Pliiti-hek .v Harris), r. 400 Eddy
Plat3h(-k Louis, tailor, r. 11 Varenne PI
Platshek Samuel, witli Plidshek & Harris, r. 400 Eddy
Platshek & H:irri.s (Julius Piutshek and Isaac Harris),
w<it)l and hide dealers, and Importers wrapping
pajier, 312 Sacranii;nlo
Piatt Alfred G., bookkeeper Anglo-Califomiau Bank,
r. lOJii Sacramento
Piatt Cliarles, clerk, r. 1420 California
Piatt Charles, salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 232 Min-
na
Piatt Charles B., traveling agent E. Gnittard k Co., r.
230 Kearny
Piatt Charles W., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 1407 Jones
Phitt Cl.iytou, cUrk, r. 1523 Washington
Piatt Edward C, manager estate W. S. O'Brien, r. 1407
Jones
Piatt Edward J., clerk D. 8. Railway Mail Service, r.
(;09 Sutter
Piatt E. G., purser Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Piatt George, fruit dealer, r. 31 Hinckley
Piatt George Mrs. (widow), r. 000 Bush
Piatt Harrv T., clerk William T. Coleman & Co., r.
000 Bush
Piatt H. B., contractor, office HH Montgomery Av, r.
320 Ellis
Piatt Herbert H., clerk William Roberts, r. 1420 Cal
Piatt Horace G., r. 1407 Jones
Piatt Je.ssie, carpenter, r. 45 J*; Stevenson, rear
Piatt J. Madison, secretary Dashaway Association, r.
139 Post
Piatt John.imusician, r. 325 Sutter, rear
Piatt John C, clerk Charles S. Eaton, G47 Market, r.
Saucelito
Piatt John M., clerk Bowen Bros., r. 1407 Jones
Piatt John M. C, cltik, r. 1523 Washington
Piatt Rachel (widow), ladies' and gent's furnishing
goods, o Sixth, r. 4'20 Tyler
Piatt Samuel, salesman Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. '2520 Clay
Piatt Theodore, shoemaker, r. 5:30 Eush
Piatt William, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Piatt William H. Rirv., rector Grace Episcopal Church,
r. 1407 Jones
PLATT'S HALIi, H. Bremer lessee, office 228
Bush, room 1
Platte Mary Miss, r. E B Mission, bet Twenty-eighth
and Twent}--ninth
Plattner George, laborer Schweitzer & Bro., r. 235
First
Platz Edward, plumber, r. 2031 Pine
Platz Josejjh, metal roofing, plumbing, and gasfittlng,
227 Post, r. 2029 Pine
Plausinger Rudolph, shoemaker, r. 1309 Stockton
Plauth John, machinist, r. 1337 Dupont
Plaw Joseph, correspondent Parrott k Co., r. 1815
Sacramento
Player John K., gardener Mary E. Pleasant, r. E s San
Jose Ro'id, opp Indust'ial School
Playter E. W. (Dunham, Carrigan A: Co.), r. Oakland
Playter. See Plater
Pleace Henry, bricklayer, r. 5(>0 Minna
Pleace Samuel, bricklayer, r. 500 Minna-
Pleasant Mary E. (widow) , r. E s Han Jose Road, nr
Industrial Si'hool, nnd cor Bush and Octavia
Pleasants U< ury, lainpligUter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
210 Twelfth
Pleasants Jane, domestic 1013 Pine
Plege Henry, r. (>01 Taylor
Plege Louis, merchant tailor, 337 Geary
Pleiades Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Ward District,
Nev.), William Leits Oliver secretary, office 328
Slontgoniery, room 13
Plein Henry, teamsier Henry O. Fiske
PUss Henry, r. 403 Brannan
Pless William B., engineer, r. 444 Jessie
Plevin Ellen (widow), r. 8 s Kineieenth, bet Castro
and Sherman
Plimley Alfred, oiler Pacific Iron Works, r. 924 Min
BEAMISH has always on hand ©very variety of Underwear.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Pliocene Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.), Abraham Hal-
sey secretary, c^lKce 314 Montgomery
Plitz Henry, miister mariner, office 305 East
Plneats C. D. Mrs. (widow), r. V26 Bernard
Ploeger Charles A., liquor saloon, 2208 Powell
Plohn Henry, steward stm James M. Dunohoe, r. 821
Vallejo
Plomosa Silver Mining Co., Orlando H. Bogart secre-
tary, oifice lot) Leidesdorff
Plonden Francis N., laborer, r. llC^i Freelon
Plousky Seling, r. 658 ?«; Minna
Ploschke William, r. 2 Chelsea PI
Plotz Henry, clerk Theodore N.Thom-Wohrden, r. 519
Twentj-third
Plout Samuel, butcher, 1619 Devieadero
Plover Patrick, capitalist, r. 1113 Howard
Plum Charles M. (Charles M. Plum & Co.l, r. 410 Tay-
lor *
PLUM CHARLES M. & CO., carpets, furmture,
upholstery goods;. e;c., 641-643 Market
Plum Edward, waiter U. S. Restaurant
P.um George, carwBsher California St. R. R., r. 1530
Jackson
Plumas Consolidated Gold Mining Co., James L.
Field secretary, office 240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
Plumas Eureka Miniug Co., office 3.:0 San, room 6
Plumb S.. watchmaker, r. 331 Montgomery
PL.XJMBE JOHX F., manu!' adjustable buggy and
wagon tops, 629 Mission, r. Milton House
Plumbe William R., agent John F. Plumbe, r. Milton
House
Plume John V. (John V. Plume & Co.), r. Grand
Hotel
PLUME JOHN V. & CO., bankers, office 319 Oal
Plume Thomas, seaman, r. Western House
Plumel John F., bai-tender .Alexandre Levy, r. 18
Stockton
Plumer E. C. Mrs., r. 729 Pine
Plummer Alden H., carpenter A. C. Hussey, r. 441 Na-
toma
Plnmmer Charles A. (John A. Phimmer & Co.), r.
Alameda
Plummer George, carpenter Southern 5^0. R. E., r.
416 Ji Larkin
Plummer George, master mariner, r. 62 Tehama
Plummer George E., dairy produce, 12 Centre Market,
r. 62 Tehama
Plummer Henry W., stock broker, 318 Montgomery, r.
1030 Jackson
Plummer John A. (John A. Plummer & Co.) , r. 407
Mason
Plummer J.ihn A. Jr. (John A. Plummer & Co.),r.
(^eiiterville
Plummer John A. & Co. (John A. and John Jr., and
Charles A. Pltimmer) , salt manufs, office 224 Clay
Plummer John C, steward stm Centennial, Washing-
ingtun St. WUarf
PLUMMER RICHARD U., i^hysiciau, office and
r. 6.'i2 Mission
Plummer William E., capt.dn 8. S. Salinas, r. Alameda
Plummer William P. (Hoe & Plummer), r. 62 Tehama
PlunUett I'arrie F. Mrs., principal Bush St. Cosmo-
politan Primary School, r. 231 San Jose Av
Plunkett Charles, laborer Wolff Bloom, r. Boardman
PI
Plunkett Gerald, attorney at law, r. 444 >o Natoma
Phmkett Hannah (widow), r. 24 Telegraph PI
Plunkett Joseph, boilermaker Onion Foundry, r. 318
Clementina
Plimkett M;imie Miss, bookkee))er Achille Edinger, r.
24 Telenraph PI
Plunkett Marian, d')mestic 1215 S«-ott
Plunliett Plilllip II. . salesman ONeill, Kennedy &
Hteiiart. v. 44:t Natoma
PLUNKETT AVILLIAM A., attorney at law, of-
fice 530 California, rooms )li-17, r. 231 San JoBe Av
PIuus William, carpenter, r. 113 Webster
PluBB Arnold, porter Hub r ^ Gcrcke, r. 317 Bush
Plutus (iold and Silver Miniug Co. (Virginia Mining
District) , E. A. Peck secretary, office 418 Cal
Plympton G. L., carpenter, r. 320 Eddy
Plymton G. S., r. 517 Bush
Pooge Calvin A. Rev., publisUer Occident, office 757
Market, r. 413 Post
Poag- JoBiah B. Rev., office editor Occident, r. 1027
Mlssinn
Pocahontas Gold Mining Co. (El Dorado Co., Cal.),
Augustine D. Carpenter secretary, office 411 J^
Callforjiiii, room 9
Poceridio Candido. vegetables, 44 Colombo Market
Pochello Marco, horseshoer, r. N s Dunn Alley
Pockman Leonard H., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r.
2217 Pine
Pockwitz Louis, insurance broker, office 307 Califor-
nia, r. 198 Ash Av
Pocock William R. T„ bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly &
Co., r. Alameda
Podd Clara Miss, r. 1207 Union
Podd Frank, printer Francis. Valentine & Co., r. 2315
Larkin
Podd Jesse, street contractor, r. 1207 Union
Podd Jesse Jr., bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
1831 Union
Podd Jessie Miss, bookbinder Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
1831 Union
Podd Susie Miss, r. 1207 Union
Podd Walter, printer, r. 1207 Union
Podd William H., stonecatter, r. 1207 Union
Podesta Emanuele, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Podesta Guiseppe, laborer Ravenna. Ghirardelli &
Co., r. 625 Broadway
Podesta Jacoby, foreman Musto Bros.
Podesta John, peddler, r. 8 s Vandewater, bet Mason
and Powell
Podesta Joseph (Podesta & Peirano), r. 442 Bush
Podesta Louis, laborer Ravenna, Ghirardelli & Co., r.
G25 Broadway
Podesta Pasquale, laborer, r. 442 Union
Podesta Viucenzio, drayman, r. 3 Jasper PI
Podesta & Peirano ( Joseijh Podesta and Luca Peirano) ,
fruits, cigars and tobacco, 442 Bush
Podida Jacob, marble mason, r. N s Dunn Alley
Poeck Gustav, shoemaker Frank Koenig, r. 909 Kear
Poehlman William, confectionery and bakery, SWcor
Post and Powell
Poehlman William Jr., confectioner William Poehl-
man, r. 401 Post
Poerschke Adolph, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl & Co., r.
515 Octavia
Poest John, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Poett Alfred, civil engineer, r. 19 Stanly PI
Poetz Annie M. (widow), r. 30 Lilly Av
Poetz Annie M. Miss. r. 30 Lilly Av
Poetz Henry, restaurant, r. 317 Green
Poetz Peter, waiter, r. 30 Lilly Av
Pofl' C. F., foreman Andrew Ouderdonk, r. 530 Third
Poggi James, laborer, r. 5 Gaven
Poggi Minnie Miss, compositor, r. 430 Vallejo
Poggi Rose (widow), r. 430 Vallejo
Poggi Stephen, printer, r. 430 Vallejo
Pogue Edward A., mailing clerk Post-office, r. 1719
Hyde
Pogue Robert A., carpenter, r. 1719 Hyde
POHEIM JOSEPH T., merchant tailor, 103
Third, and 203 Mont, r. 1029 Twenty-first
Pohl C. W., third officer S. S. City of Chester
Pohl George G., hides, tallow and bags, 110 Drumm,
r. 10U4 Powell
Pohl Herman, tailor, r. 1 Jackson PI
Pohl Walter, seaman S. 8. Idaho, Broadway Wharf
Pohley Frederick, cooper, r. 1820 O'Farrell
Pohley Henry, r. 220 Third
Pohley Henry, commission salesman Pacific Vinegar
Works, r. 1612 Buchanan
Pohley Jacob, commission salesman Pacific Vinega*
Works, r. 1612 Buchanan
Pohley Williiim, foreman Pacific Vinegar Works, r. 421
Linden
Pohlker John H., groceries and liquors, NW cor How-
ard and Twenty-sixth
Pohlker William, pantryman S. S. George W. Elder
Pohlmauu Gustave, jeweler and enameler,417 Kearny,
r. 1619 Fillmore
Pohlmann Sophia (widow) . r. 615 Webster
Pohlmeyer Wilhelm, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.W s
Kansas, nr Solano
Pobse Anton, waiter Howard H. Douglas, r. 124 Sixth
Poindexter Cornelius W., bookkeeper Marks & Rein-
harilt, r. 1219 Jones
Poindexter Frank H., bookkeeper Moody & Farish, r.
Oakland
Poindexter Robert W., stock clerk Latham & King, r.
Oakland
Poiugdestre John E., with California Cigar Box Co.
Pointer John, porter, r. 907 Pacific
Pointer John, salesman U. Behrendt & Co.,r. 1021
York
Poirier F., butcher, r. cor Sixth and Railroad avs.
South S. F.
BULLOCK & JONES, 103 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at tlie Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Poirier Kate Mrs., r. S s Twenty-third, bet Harrison
and Alabama
Poiser George T., clerk, r. 3 Ewer PI
Poiser Thomas H., i^aiuter r.3 Ewit PI
Polaek Joel S., real estate, r. 2400 Mission |
Polaok Samuel, insurauce and general broker, 502 i
Kearny, r. 9J7 Jackson
Polaek. See Pollack and Pollock
Poland Frank S., house and sign painter, 122 Geary,
r. 819 Shot-well
Poland James K., house and sign painter, r. 819 Shot- I
well
Poland Melinda S. (widow), r. 819 Shotwell
Polar Star Hydraulic Mining Co. (Placer Co.,Cal.),
C. T. Bridge secretary, office 224 California
Polarski Peter, wines and liquors, 31 C^'Farrell
Polaski Samiiel, commercial traveler W. & I. Stein-
hart ,& Co., r. I(il3 Sacramento
Polastri A., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 1237 Stock
Polastri Richard S., bookkeeper Cifisar K. Splivalo, r.
1237 Stockton
Polemaun E., captain S. S. City of Chester
Polf,'icho Antonio, ttshermau, r. 23 Vallejo
Polgicho PbiliiJ, fisherman, r. 23 Valle.io
Polglaze Peter, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Polhemiis Charles B., office 12(i Sutter, r. San Jose
Poll Rafaeli, cook, r. 1 Quincy PI, rear
Poll Sebastiano, r. 1509 Buchanan
Polica Eu^jeiie, driver City R. K., r. 178^ Fourteenth
POLICE AND FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH,
office Brenham PI
POLICE ATTORNEY, office Old City Hall, first
floor
POLICE CHIEF OF, ofBce Old City Hall, first
floor
POLICE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN
FRANCISCO, Old City Hall
POLICE COMMISSIONERS BOARD OF,
office Old City Hall, room 22, second floor
POLICE COURT, Old CUty Hall, first floor
POLICE HARBOR, office 520 Davis, nr Pacific
POLICE JUDGE, chambers Old City Hall, second
floor
POLICE JUDGE'S CLERK, office Old City Hall,
first floor
Poling George W., driver Linsley & Co., r. 662 Harri-
son
Politfeo Joseph, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Poliieo Vincent, master mariner, r. SW cor Tennessee
and Solano
Politta Jose, milk ranch, Dcvisadero, bet Lombard
and Chestnut, r. N s Greenwich, bet Devisadero
and Scott
Polk J. H., conductor Southern Pac. E. E., r.41 South
Park
Polk J. McClelland, clerk State Harbor Commission-
ers, r. 14a0 Mission
Polke William, first pantryman S. S. George W. Elder
Polkinghoru William, carpenter, r. NE cor Montgom-
ery aud Pacific
Poll Richard, teamster Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Pollack Abraham, necktie stand, 410 Montgomery, r.
12 Moss
Pollack Adolph, expressman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 914
Geary
Pollack Alexander, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 914
Geary '
Pollack Ernest W., lithographer W. T. Galloway, r.
Oakland
Pollack Joseph E., r. 1527}^ Market
Pollack. See Polaek and Pollock
PoUsk Arnold, agent Kerbs k Spiers' N. Y. cigars,
office 221-225 Frout, r. 525 Turk
PoUak John, bookkeeper Mayrisch Brothers & Co., r.
Alameda
Pollak John D., steward Antone Raicevich, r. 30
Fourth
Pollard Benjamin B., r. 1206)4 Howard
Pollard Frederick A., clerk J. W. Grace & Co.
Pollard Isaac, carriage mauuf, 67-69 Stevenson, r. 345
Branuan
Pollard James P., wood and coal, 1 Valencia
Pollard John M., bricklayer, r. i Waller
Pollard John W., patternmaker Cnion Iron. Works, r.
4 Waller
Pollard Lewellyn, h«irdressiug saloon, 804)4 Folsom
Pollard Maggie E. Miss, milliner and dressmaker, 230
Fourth
Pollard Samuel W., assistant janitor U. S. Sub-Treas-
ury, r. 802 Stockton
Pollard Thomas, bookkeeper Macpberson & Wether-
bee, r. 20 Second Av
Pollard William H., merchandise broker, office 402
Frout, r. Alameda
Pollase Paul, painter Wason & Morris, r. S s Folsom,
bet Second and Third
Poller Martha Miss, dressmaker, r. 14 Turk
Pollexfen Ernest, clerk Richard 1). Chandler, r. 1101
Broadway
Polleys William M., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 809 Jackson
Pollis Paul, varnlsher Pac. Improvement Co., r. 645
Folsom
Pollock A., merchant, r. 740 Mission
Pollock Daniel E., clerk John S. Hand, r. 530Stev
Pollock Edward, seaman, r. 809 Buttery
Pollock James Mrs. (widow), r. 200 Powell
Pollock James L., cashier J. J. O'Brien A: Co., r. 530
Stevenson
Pollock Robert (Odell & Pollock), r. 229 Sixth
Pollock Sarah C. (widow), r. 530 Stevenson
Pollock William D., compositor Alta California, r, 6
Ewer PI
Pollock. See Polaek and Pollack
Polmer Josejjh, suamai'., r. 238 Steuart
Polsen P., cook Market St. Restaurant, r. 255 Jessie
Polsen Thomas, boatman, r. 102 Jackson
Polskey Albert, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1727
Eddy
Poison Albert, deckhand Central Pac. R. R. Co.'s stm
Transit, r. 318 Brannan
Polumbo L., cigars, 635 Clay
Poly. Heilbron k. Co. (Louis Poly, Adolph and August
Heilbron, and Simon Clayburgh). wholesale and
commission butchers, First Av, South S. F., office
339 Kearny, room 4
Poly Louis (Poly, Heilbron & Co.), r. 924 Geary
Polzer Karl, jeweler, r. 1517 Mason
Foment A., French Zouaves' Armory, 537 Sacramento
Pomeroy Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 25 Perry
Pomerov Arthur A., clerk Hubbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 48
Oak
Pomeroy Carter P., student Joseph P. Hoge, r. 1622
Jackson
Pomeroy David (Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.), r. 48 Oak
Pomeroy Erastus H., wharfinger Mission St. Wharf, r.
900 Shotwell
Pomeroy Evelina (widow), r. 1010 Hyde
Pomeroy Francis M. Mrs., dressmaker, 633 Geary
Pomeroy George, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Pomeroy Gilbert, steward, r. 25 Perry
Pomeroy Howard N., architect, r. 1022 Jackson
Pomeroy Hunt, cider manuf . 629 Third
Pomeroy J. Edgar, janitor Mechanics' Institute, r. 633
Post
Pomeroy John N. Prof., r. 1022 Jackso
Pomeroy Margaret Mrs., r. 25 Perry
Pomeroy Sheldon, policeman City Hall, r. 623 Bdwy
Pomeroy V. A- (widow), teacher music, r. 644)4 Na-
toma
PomerciT. See Pomroy
Pomfrine Joseph, seaman, r. W'estern House, 134
Steuart
Pomley Julia (widow), r. 474 Jessie
Pomme Pierre, laundryman E. Qnenell, r. 1207 Tyler
Pommer August J., bookkeeper Singer Manuf. Co., r.
2808 Howard
Pomroy Fletcher, r. 1140 Mission
Pomroy Lydia A. (widow) , r. 1140 Mission .
Pomroy Selah. r. 1140 Mission
Pon G. P., coflee dealer, r. 1025 Pacific
Pon John B., laborer Miners' Branch Restaurant
I Ponce de Leon Alberto, compositor El Tecolote, r. 641
I Vallejo
; Pond C. G., teacher music, 31 Dupont, r. Berkeley
' Pond Charles, teacher music, r. 1709 Stockton
I Pond Charles H., toolmaker William T. Garratt, r.
838 Mission
I Pond Edward B., capitalist, office 318 Pine, room 6, r.
I 1019 California
Pond Edward S., r. .547 Mission
Pond Henry M.. medi(;il student, r. 940 Capp
, Pond J. W., miner, r. S09 Stockton
i Pond William C. Rev., pastor Bethany Congregational
ChuD h, r. 940 Capp
Pons Benito, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
' Poutac Peter, liquor saloon, KsO Com, r. 708 Com
i Ponti A., musician, r. 1031 Dupont
I Pontiac Mining Co. (Storey Ck>., Nev.), William H.
I Watson secy, office 302 MontRomery, rooms 5-6
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best. Tiy them.
ANLESSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Monigomery St
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Pontra Xapoleon, employee West Coast Furuitm-e Co.,
r. 411 Fouith
Poodle Dog Restaurant, Stork & Peguilban proptrs,
445 Bush
Pool E., ship carpenter Matthew Turner
Pool Georgf, juuknian, r. IS Scott PI
Pool George, machinehand D. A. Maedonald i Co., r.
40 Tehama
Pool I. Lawrence (Pool & Harris), and president Coos
Bav Coal Co., r. Uniou Club
Pool Judah W., cariJenter D, A. ilacdonald & Co., r. 40
Tehama
Pool Morton M., travf-lin^' agent, r. 428 Geary
POOL «& HARRIS (I. Lawrence Pool and Edwin
Harris) , proptrs Oriental Bonded and Free Ware-
houses, Oriental Dock, cor First and Brannan
POOI.E A1.0XZ0 "W., U. S. Marshal, office, 5
U. S. Court Building, r. 134 McAllister
Poole E. A. Mrs., r. 12-2 Turk
Poole Edward A., custodian cabinet U. S. Mint, r. 704
Bush
Poole Eben, r. 14 Guy PI
Poole Eiuma M. Mrs., assistant Potrero School, r. 115
Seventh
Poole Etts F. Mrs., assistant Potrero Primary School,
r. 304 Third
Piiole J., master mariner, r. 18 Bluxome
Puole Maria M. (widow) , furnished rooms, 327 Fifth
Puole Marcus M., salesman Straus, Kohustamui & Co.
Poole Nancv, domestic 1322 Sutter
Pnole K.bert, tireman stm El Capitan. r. 437 First
Pooler Henry, signalman, r. 121 Valparaiso
Pooler Heir, y J., machinist, r. 121 Valparaiso
Pooley Edward, r. 227 Tdiima
Pooley Isabelhi Mrs., lodgings. 225 Fourth
Poorman Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Idaho), Wiiliam
Willis secretary, office 20 Nevada Block
Poorman Martha (widow) , stationerv and toys, 151
Niuth
Poorman Samuel, office 310 Pine, room 47, r. Oakland
Poo.-^er W. A., pantryman Market Street Restaurant, r.
I'.i Washington Av
Popa Francis, milkman, W s Baker, bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Pope A. J. Mrs. (widow), r. 614 Folsom
Pope Charles, cook Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Pope Charles E., groceries and liquors, 23 Clara
Pope I harles W., bootlitter, r. 1703 Jones
Pope Edward R., collector, office 217 Sansom, r. 1412
M:ison
POPE GUSTAVrS, proptr Euieka Restaurant.
547-551 First
Pope Harry E., clerk, r. 1310 Pine
Pope Horace E., physician and surgeon, office and r-
1520 Howard
Pope Jacob, cook Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Pope Jacob H.(Pope Jk Meinberesser), r. N s Sixteenth
Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Pope John F., insurance agent, office 220 Sansom,
room 2, r. 1412 Mason
Pope John G., salesman Ackcrman Brothers, r. 13
Leavenworth
Pope Katie B. Miss, teacher music, r. 1412 Mason
Pope Overton C, chemist, r. 1412 Mason
Pope PetiT, brickmaker, r. Hit Jackson
Pope Samuel, compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 40>6
Eddy
Pope Samuel B., salesman Grangers' Business Assn,
r. 1527 k' Clay
p. pe Thomas A., bookkeeper .Etna Insurance Co., r.
Oakland
Pope Valley Quicksilver Mining Co., Eggers & Co.
agents, 208-2I(J I'aliforuia
Pope William, cook Gu.stavus Pope, r. 551 First
Pope *: Meinberesser (Jacob H. Pope and Gottleib
Mcinberehser), chicken ranch, N s Sixteenth Av,
nr Railro.nd Av, South fe. F.
POPE «k TALBOT (William C, William H., and
Charles V. A. Talbot), lumber, and proptrs Puget
Sound Pai'kets, office 232 California, lumber yard
foot Third
Poplowsky Charles, cigarmaker HaiTis Bros., r. 300
Tehama
Popma S.. seaman, r. 2l;i Minna
POPOV'ICH ANDREW, liquor saloon. 1654 Polk
Popovlch (t. W., barkeeper John Harrison, r. 2 Tele-
graph 1*1
Popovich Peter, barkeeper Andrew Popovich, r. 1654
Polk
Popovich Rush, barkeeper L. Radovich & Co., r. Cali-
fornia Hotel
Popp Claus, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r. 8
Decatur
Popp Hermann, proptr Popp's Hotel, NW cor Powell
and Chestnut
Popp's Hotel. Hermann Popp proptr, NW cor Powell
and Cbestuut
POPPE CHARLES L.., cigar manuf,305 Battery,
r. 902 Shotwell
Poppe Detlef , stevedore, r. SW cor Clay and East
Poppe Herman J., boe^kkeeper Charles L. Poppe, r.
902 Shotwell
Poppe Louis, clerk Fritz Kaufmann, r. SW cor Twen-
ty-iirst and Valencia
Popjienberg Robert C, musician California Theater,
r. 126 Page
Poppenberg Reibert C. Jr.. jeweler California Jewelry
Co., r. 126 Page
Popper Adolpn, carpenter Philadelphia Brewery, r.
864 Folsom
Popper Charles, gents' furnishing goods, 431 Kearny,
r. 1065 Mission
Popper Max. shirt manuf, 431 Kearny, r. 1065 Mission
POPPER SIMOX, shirt manuf, and gents* fur-
nishing goods, 233 Kearny, r. 1720 Bush
Popper Viet, chiropodist, office 127 Montgomery, r.
1203 Bush
Poppey Arthur H., boxmaker Max Waizman, r. 475
Jessie
Poreella Giovanni, clerk, r. 2 Kohler's PI
Poreher Henry, clerk, r. 119 Francisco
Porcher John, salesman Martin Meussdorffer, r. 37}^
Sixth
Porchini Delferro, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., r.
Ohio, bet Pacific and Broadway
Pordesta Baspiaiio, with Franki IBaptista, r. NE cor
Buchanan and McAllister
Porep Louis, watchmaker, 140 Third, r. Alameda
Poretto Peter, fisherman, r. 113 Oregon
Poriua Domenico, mason, r. 818 Sansom
Porkmau .■Albert, barber, r. 571 Stevenson
Porporato Francisco, market, 1224 Dupout
Porr Benjamin B., r. 303 Mason
Porretto Peter, r. 113 Oreg n
Port Blakely Mill Co., C. S. Holmes president, R. L-
Tavlor secretarv, e)ffice Pier 3, Steuart
PORT MADISOX MILLS iW. T.), Meigs' Lum-
ber and Ship Building Co. proptrs, office Pier 1,
St uart
PORT ORFORD CED.VR CO. (Port Orford, Or-
egon), .\brah;im Hall President, niauufs lumber,
etc., office 25 Market
PORT WARDEXS BOARD OP, office 525 Front
Porta Leopold, tailor G. Vecei, r. 218 Montgomery Av
Portal Bateist A., foreman United States Laundry, r.
E s Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
ti.ird
Porteous Alexander, tinsmith, 1314 Dupont
Porteous James S., clerk Thomas Magee, r. 18 South
Park
Porter Angle (widow), r. 323 Fifth
PORTER ASA A., liquor saloon, 432 California, r.
Grand Hotel
Porter Benjamin F. (George K. & B. F. Porter), r.
Si-quel, California
Porter Charles H., painter, r. W s Washington Av, nr
Precita PI, Bernal Heights
PORTER DAVID, wholesale wines and liquors,
405-407 Montgomery, r. NW cor Powell and Cali-
fornia
Porter Eeiward, carriage and express, NW cor Califor-
nia and Montgomery, r. SE cor Pacific und Taylor
Porter George K. (Poiter, Oppenheimer, Slessinger &
Co., and George K. i>c B. F. Porter), r. 418 Minna
Porter George K. & B. F., preiptrs Soquel Tanneries
(Soquel, Cal.) , office 117 Battery
Porter George W. (Porter & Thomas) . r. 1023 Stockton
Porter Harriet Mrs. (widow), r. 1220 Jackson
Porter H. B., conductor Marki t St. R. R.
Porter Henry, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Porter Horace, stock broker, r. 121 Bartlett
Porter Jane L. (widow) , r. 21 Sonora PI
Porter J. B., r. 3 Delta PI
Porter John, caipenter, r. 31 Morsn
Porter John, cook Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Porter John, hostler Alban B. Butler, r. 27 Jessie
Porter John, hostler Healy & Fagen, r. S s Point Lo-
bo8 Av, bet Sixth and Seventh Avs
Porter John, laborer, r. W s Sansom, nr Union, rear
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosieiy.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STORE. 706 to 716 Keamy St
POR
718
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Porter John B. J., bookkeeper A. Galli & Co., r. 1227!
Pine . I
Porter John S., dentist, office 1-2 St. Ann's Buildiug, :
r. 507 Mason
Porter Jotn T., ilerk freight departiiieut Central Pac. j
U. K., r. 74y lolsom ;
Porter -John W., porkpacker Robert F. Bunker, r. GIG
Braunan '
Porter •John W., bricklayer, r. E s Lobos, bet Capitol
awl Orizaba, San Miguel Station
Porter John W., undertaker Lockhart k Porter, r. 110 I
ElUy
Porter .Josepl), r. 525 Mission
Porter Joseph, ho.stler, r. i08 Valencia |
Porttr Joseph, ho.itler Kecord Stables, r. MS' s Cook, nr .
Point Lobos Av
Porter Julia M. Mrs., r. 614 Masuu, rear 1
Porter Kate, domestic 102.'i Geary j
Pur.tr Martha(\vidi)w),r. Sanchez, bet T-wenty-eighth '
and Twenty-ninth !
Portir Michael B., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 529 i
V:ilencia \
Porter Nathan Mrs., r. 1019 Post I
PORIER, OPPEXHEOIER, SLESSIXGER
«5fc CO. (George K. Purtt-r, Cbarles Oppeuheimei', '
Lewis Sle.->siuger and Joseph Kahn) , manut's and
importers boots and shoes, 117 Batterj'
Porter Robert, messinau Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Porter Samuel, carpenter S. F. Cordage Co., r. Sierra,
nr Kentucky
Porter Thomas, lumberman J. J. Morrison, NE eor
Spear and Mission
Porter Thomas, chief engineer S. S. Idaho, r. 101
Mason
Porter Wilbur F., stairbuilder Jesse & Drew
Porter William, waiter Pacilic Mail S. S. Dakota
Porter William, steamfitter, r. 733 Natoma |
Porter William H. (Lockhart & Porter), r. 110 Eddy
Porter William H., bookkeeper Alta California, r. 127 ■
Kearny i
Porter William H., general auditor Central Pac. R. R., |
olhce NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 1, r. >
1115 Post 1
Porter William F., extraman Engine No. 8, S. F. F. D., j
r. 1420 Broadway . i
Porter William T., r. 507 Mason j
Porter X- Thomas (George W. Porter and Sebastian V. |
Thomas) , carpenters, 208 Stevenson j
Porteus Annie Miss, cigarmaker John Bollman & Co., j
r. 24 Zoe ;
Porteus James, cidermaker Cutting Packing Co., r. i
•'14 Jones
Portcu.5 William, blacksmith, r. 24 Zoe, rear I
Porthuu Henry, plasterer, r. 10 Salmon i
Portbun Louisa Mis., dressmaker, r. 10 Salmon |
PORTLAND BOILER WORKS, Moynihan & !
Aitken proptrs, 311-313 Mission j
Portland Hotel, James Carr proptr, .54 Sacramento |
Portlau(i Packet Line, George W. Hume proptr, ofhce j
318 Front, room 3 !
Portley James, laborer, r. E s Sanchez, bet Eighteenth |
and Borland \
Portley Michael, framemaker A. & A. Baker, r. E s
Sanchez, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Portmau J. K. C. (Charles Meinecke & Co.), r. Ala-
meda
PORTOIS PETER, architect and civil engineer,
olhce 432 Montgomery, room 11, r. Commercial
Hotel
Porovich John (Stephen Chepernich & Co.),r. 2005
Polk
PORTUGAJL, Francis Berton consul, Henry Laidley
vice-consul, office 527 Clay
Portuguese Protective and Benevolent Society, Bed
Men's Hall, 510 Bush
Porzelt Christoph, liquor saloon, 419 Montgomery Av,
r. 423 Montgomery Av
Posanalli Joseph, r. 5 Gaven
Posener Philip, clerk, r. 337}^ Hayes
Posener Herman, millinery, !U8 Market, r. 635 Ellis
Post Edward, stevedore, r. 637 Broadway, rear
i Post Frederick L., registry clerk Post-office, r. 113
Prospect PI
Post George W., carpenter, r. 1816 O'Farrell
Pobt George W. L., messenger Board Fire Commis-
. siouers, r. 2415 Clay
Post U. H. Mrs , r. 831 Fulton
Post James, cook, r. al5 Montgomery
Post James, furniture finisher, r. 231 Stevenson
Post Jerome B., carpenter, r. 1908 Polk
Post Mellia Mrs., r. 17 Elliot Park
Poet Michael, furniture tinisher, r. 231 Stevenson
Post Nathuu C, builder, r. California Av, bet Virginia
and E.-'nieralda avs
POST-OPPKE, S. F., James Coey poBtmaster,
NW cor Wa.sbiugton and Batttrv ; Branch Offices,
Station A, l:iO.") Polk, Station B, s\V cor Seventh and
Market, Station (', NW cor Mission and Twentieth
POST PVBL,ISHI.\G CO., John P.Jackson pres.
ideut, Grattan Perry secretary, proptrs Evening
Post, office 5C0 Moutgi.niery
Post Stanly O., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r. 113
Prospect PI
Pest Street House, William Paul proptr, '207-209 Post
Post Victor C, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. .">>4 Grand Av
Post W., ilerk, r. 711 California
Postel Arnold, clerk John I). Ahlers, SW cor Valencia
and Twenty-third
Postel Catherina Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 811H Mont
Postel C. F. Amandus, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-sixth and Alabama
Postel Christian D., groceries and liquors, SE cor
Taylor and Pacific, r. 1112 Pacific
Postel Frederick A.F., clerk C. I). Postel, r. 1422 Tay-
lor
Postel Henry, bartender Ernst Maack, r. '2022 Powell
Postel Henry, saloonkeeper, r. 1823 Powell
Postel H. H., r. 52(^ OTarrell
Postel Isaac, cabinetmaker A. Boisnet, r. 272 Jessie
Postel John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixteenth
and Howard
Postel Rudolj^h, liquor saloon, NW cor Clay and
Drumm, r. 121 Park Av
Postel William, teamster J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 8 8
Noe, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Posterino Pietro, driver Angelo Boittano, r. Visitacion
Valley, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Postleton 'Thomas., conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R.. r. 2G Oak Grove Av
Postleton William C, tanner W. J. Rustemeyer, r. 24
Oak Grove Av
Poston John M., attorney at law, office 240 Montgom-
ery, room 14, r. Oakland
Potel Edouird, laborer, r. 318 Broadway
Potel Edward, r. 708 Commercial
Potest! John B., clerk B. Galli J: Co., r. 1020 Mont
Potet Louis, gardener, r. SE cor Alabama and Twe;ity-
first
Pother Joseph, carpenter, r. 10 Boardmau PI
Potier SerapLie, dressmaker, 708 Taylor
Potrati Frank, cook Cosmo Franciscovich, r. cor Cali-
fornia and Polk
POTRERO AXD B.IY VIEW R. R. CO.,
Le^and Stanford president, J. L. Willcutt secre-
tary, F. E. Flint superintendent, office NE cor
Townsend and Fourth, stables W b Kentucky, nr
Nevada
POTRERO DISTILLERY AND COM-
PRESSED YEAST CO., Herman West rfeld
proptr, E s Minnesota, nr Nevada
POTRERO DISTILLERY AND REFEVERY',
Herman Westcrfeld proptr, cor Minnesota and
Nevada
PotreroLand Investment Co., B. B. Minor secretary,
office 49 Nevada Block
Potrero Marine Railway, William H. Taylor proptr,
William Brown superintendent. Sierra, nr Pacific
Rolling Mill
Potrero Tannery, Jacob Beisel proptr, E s Mississippi,
bet Mariposa and Santa Clara
Potrou Charles, agent, r. 1318 California
Potsmith Charles, shoefitter, r. 441 Natoma
Potter AbiatharF., civil engineer. 10 Stevenson, r. 2660
Folsom
Potter Albert F., clerk Samuel Hill, r. itlGO Folsom
Potter Albert F., porter WeQ & Woodleaf, r. I26J4
Silver
Potter Alden W., merchant, office 137 Montgomery, r.
900 Van Ness Av
Potter Charles, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 834 Folsom
Potter Charles, clerk, r. 773 Folsom
Potter Charles, hi>Btler. r. 346 Fourth
Potter Charles, ironmolder Pacific Iron Works, r. 18
First
Potter Cbarles A. Jr., clerk Jacob Trittenbach, r. 736
Sixteenth
Potter Charles M., compositors. F. Chronicle, r. 912
Washington
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^°tter Edward, r. 1057 Mission
^otter Edward, seaman, r. ■I'l Steuart i
POTTKR EDWARD E., insurance agent, office
200 Sansom, NE cor Pine, r. Oakland
Potter Ellen (widow), r. 1415 Bush
Potter Eugene E., roofer, r, 639 Mission
Potter Francis A., crockery and plated ware, 2510 Mis-
sion and 841 Valencia, r. 841 Valencia
Potter Francis E,, engineer Andrew Geishaker, r, 773
Folsom
Potter Fred. S., musician, r. 2018Dupont
Potter Frederick W. (Leveque & Potter) , r. 2660 Fol
Potter Henry >'. (Monroe & Potter), r. Oakland
Potter James, brickmaker, Fairmount Tract, nr Scliool
House :
Potter James Mrs., dressmaker, r, Fairmount Tract,nr ,
School House \
Potter James B. M. Jr.. clerk, r. 215 Austin ;
Potter J. B. M. Major, paymaster U. S. A., Presidio Kes- ,
ervation. r. Grand Hotel i
Potter Jesse S., collector Miller & Lux, r. 109 Tenth
Potter John, carpenter, r. ISSe'^ Natoma i
Potter John, cigarmaker, r. 417?4 Clementina j
Potter John, cook McCauley & Young, r. 417 ?4 Clem
Potter John, laborer, r. 521 Pacific
Potter John, lastmaker, r. 773 Folsom
Potter John R., superintendent Eureka Warehouse, r.
1814 Dupont
I Potter Lvman G., house joiner, r. 126}« Silver
I Potter LyuiHD W., workman U. S. ilint, r, 507 Mason
Potter Martlia (widow), dressmaker, r, 55 Second
Potter Samuel, longshoreman, r, 545 Mission
Potter Stephen, phonographer R. G. Dun & Co., r. 1814
Dupont
I Potter Thomas L., sale-^man Le Coxint Bros., r. Oak-
land
POTTER WALTER S., clerk chief engineer's
offi.e Central Pac. R. R., r, 11128 Jessie
: Plotter William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Potter William, molder Pac. Iron Works, r. 304 Third
Potter William, teamster Starbird & Goldstone, r. 8JS
Grand .\v
' Potter William, veterinary surgeon, r. 834 Folsom
Potter William F., foreman Pioneer White Lead
I Works, r. Oakland
Potthoff Marv A. (widow), r. 1315 Mission
i Potthoff William, r. 1309 Stockton
I Potthoff William S., tinsmith John Bohn, r. 1315 Mis-
I sion
I Potto Frank, r. 332 O'Farrell
Potts J., r. 229 Kearny
Potts James k., clerk Oscar Foss, r. 569 Stevenson
Putts TUomas, r. 5(i9 Stevenson
Potusky William J., barkeeper George C. Brotherton,
r. 217 Ma-^on
Pouget Eugenie, r. 13 Valparaiso
Poujol Camile. trunkmaker James Longshore,
Second
Poulin Louis, chicken butoher Palace Hotel
Poulsen Albert, seaman, r. 318 Branuan
Poulsen Hane. seaman schr Annie, r. 18 Frederick
Poul.seu Kate Mis-, r. 18 Frederick
Poulsen Rasmus, capttiin .schr .\nuie. r. 18 Frederick
Poulson Adolf, seamau, r. Western House
Poulson Celia M:Ss, laundress St. Luke's Hospital
Poulson Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Poulson Edward, seamau, r. Western House
Poulson John, waiter, r. 27 Freelon
Poulson P. W., physician, otfice 3i') Geary, r. East Oak-
land
Poulter Charles T., springmaker Betts Spring Co., r.
Oakland
Poultirer Joseph C, collector The Daily Exchange
Pulilishiug C.)., r. Oakland
Poulterer Thomas R., policeman City Hall, r. 1027 Sut
Poultney George T. (Smith .t I'oultney), r. 330 Bran
Ponltney John, chronometer and watchmaker, 137
Montgomery, r. South Park Hotel
Poultrvmi'ii's .Vssoiiation, roi'uis 232 Sutter
POUND KEEPER, N s California, bet Walnut and
Laur.L
Poupion Victor, wines, liquors and cigars, 2925 Miss
Pouyal Jean, tlorlst, 1029 Sutter
Pouyallet Cles (Cles PouyalUt * Co,), r, 11 Stockton
Pouyallet Cles & Co,, florists, 11 Stockton
Pouzailoiix Loui,s (Bernard it Pouzadoux), r. 331
O'Farrell
Pow Edwin, bricklayer, r. Turk St. Hotel
Powderly Ella, waitress Nucleus House
Powderly Mary, lomestic Nucleus House
Powell A., contractor, office 434 California, room 7, r.
Vallejo
Powell A, B., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Powell Albert, captain schr Mary Poner, r. 127 Fran-
cisco
Powell Albert, waiter Thomas M. Holt, r. 13 Sutter
Powell Andrew, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Powell Anthony M., barkeeper John E. Richards, r.
632 Market '
Powell Archibald, teamster Horatio N. Tribou, r.
Sheridan, nr Tenth
Powell C. (widow), r. 474 Jessie
Powell Delmore M.. printer, r. 410 Natoma
Powell Frank, carpenter, r, 1029 Howard
Powell Frank, livery stable, 850 Howard, r. 714 Seven-
teenth
Powell G., waiter S. S. Oregon
Powell George (Lentall & Powell), r, 1634 West Miss
Powell George, conductor Central R, R., r. 1304 Turk
Powell George E., with California Jewelry Co., r. 1030
Folsom
Powell H. J., musician, r. 424 Sansom
Powell Howell A. (Van Dyke & Powell), attorney at
law. office 103 Montgomery, r. Oakland
Powell Isaac T., laundrjman S, F, Laundry r. 1411
Baker
Powell James, -fireman, r, SW cor Mission and Steuart
Powell Jesse C. plumber W. F, Wilson, r. 305 Bryant
Powell John, r, 8 Central PI
Powell John, cook, r. 429 Chestnut
Powell John, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Powell Joseph, helper Joseph De Manuel, r, 438 Bd-wy
Powell Michael (Powell & Johnson), r, 7 Ivy Av
Powell M, T. Mrs. (widow), r. 703 Post
Powell Peter, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Powell Peter P., r. 25 Prospect PI
Powell Richard C, porter Louis Sloss & Co., r. 305
Bryant
Powell" Robert, cook, r. SW cor Market and Steuart
Powell Robert B., salesman Abrams & Carroll, r. 726
California
Powell Samuel, waiter stm Alice Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Powell Thomas, carpenter, r. S s Fourteenth, bet Fol-
som. and Harrison
Powell Walter, accountant Bank of British Columbia,
r. Oakland
Powell William, carriage painter B. Grave & Co., r. 7
Calhoun
Powell William, miner, r. 218 Broadway
Powell William, painter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
Powell William E., carpenter, r. 2108 O'Farrell
Powell William P., editor Elevator, office 612 Battery,
r. 25 Prospect PI
Powell & Johnson (Michael Powell and William John-
sou), liquor saloon, 1047 Market
Powelson John P., expressman, SW cor Montgomery
and Bush, r. 1139 Union
Powelson Walter, p.iiuttr, r. 1139 Union
Powelson William L., engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel,
r. 1529 Tyler
Power Bernard, groceries .ind liquors, 1721 Jones
Power Catherine, domestic Ygnacio Danglada, 1836
Powell
Power David, laborer, r. NE cor Lilly Av and Laguna
Power Edward, woodcarver, r. 450 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Power Georgi- R., conductor, r. 681 Mission
Power Uarol.l T.. blacksmith, r. 102 Minna
Power J., laborer J. M. Waite
Power James, ship calker, r. W s Minnesota, bet
Mariposa and Solano
Power James, tinsmith Hoffman & Ernst, r. 1318 Hyde
Power Jeremiah, r. 512 Mission
Power J. M. Mrs., lodgings, 102 Mkina
Power John, miner, r, 512 Mission
Power J, S., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,r. Oakland
Powi r M. L., mining, office 320 Sansom, room 47, r.
San Rafael
Power Peter, miner, r. 512 Mission
Power Pi< rce, helper Hilieruia Brewery, r. 209 Eighth
Power Richard B., salesman Dennis A. Healey, r. W s
Fourth, nr Howard
Power W.. bookkeeper Keane Brothers, r. 814 Cal
Power William, carriagemaker, r. 7 Calhoun
Power William, gardener, r, 2019 Bush
Power William A, Rev., chaplain St. Mary's Hospital,
N 8 Bryant, bet First and Rincon PI
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montaromerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Pittins Shirts.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eearny St
POW
711
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Powerly Bridget Mrs., r. 1128 Tyler
Powers Annie. Miss, domestic 3'i2 Fvilton
Powers Briilf.;et (wiilciwi , r. S s Prospect Plnr Gunni-
son Av, Bfrnal Hei^jhts
Powers Charles A., machinist, r. CO" Folsom
Powers Charles H., real ei^tate, r. '.i Ewer PI
Powers Daniel, planer Wells, Russell & Co., r. 719M
Clementina
Powers David, laborer, r. 22 Rausrh, rear
Powers Edmund, fireman, r. ai7 Duncan
Powers Edward, cooper, r. 50<J Wasbinj-'ton
Powers Edward, longshoreman, r. ;31>i Main, rear
Powers Edward, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Po>vers Edward, tailor 628 Merchant, r. 311 Jessie
Powers Edward, wharf laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Powers Edward J., plumber J. Leinpke, r. 160C Cal
Powers Ellen (widow) , r. 812 Vallejo
Powers Frederick, r. t;09 Folsom
Powers George, pile driver, r. 321 Capp, rear
Powers George A., machinisJt I. H. Small, r. f.07 Fol
POWERS GEORGK H. (Powers ii Wilder) , phy-
sician, office 21.'> Geary, r. S.in Rafael
Powers George W. M., tinner W. S. Ray & Co., r. 921
•Jones
Powers Hu<,'h P., butcher Thomas J. Powers, r 20C
Van Ness av
Powers James, iron moulder Pacific Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Powers James, waiter George Tetiier, r. 308 Pacific
Powers James D., mar: et. ].')'.»9 Turk
Powers James M., clerk, r. irjl Jones
Powers Jane, domestic 114 Francisco
Powers Jefferson, r. 422 Fremont
Powers Jeflrey, night inspector Custom House, r. 19
Silver
Powers John (Powers & De:ine), r. NE cor Twentieth
and Stevenson
Powers John, r. S s Church Lane bet Dolores and
Church
Powers John, carpenter, r. 323 Minna
Powers John, clerk Michael Powers, r. 228 Eighth
Powers John, clerk Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r. 4G
Clementina
Powers John, clerk, r. 422 Fremont
Powers John, coalpasser stm Newbern, Folsom St.
Wharf
Powers John, cooper, r. 921 Jones
Powers John, deputysherifl', r. 38 Langton
Powers John, foreman Ghirardelli andDanzel, r. 812
Vallejo
Powers John, fireman stm Transit, Oakland Ferry, r.
357 Third
Powers John, fireman, r. 317 Duncan
Powers John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Hyde and
Union
Powers John, ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 10
Michigan
Powers John, laborer Marshall Doaue, r. 27 Liberty
Powers John, longshoreman Allen A: Young, r. 409
Tehama
Powers John, policeman City Hall, r. 2823 Bush
Powers John A., operator W. U. Telegraph Co., r. 302
Montgomery
Powers John C, salesman O'Connor, Mofi'att & Co., r.
Ahlborn House
Powers John J., stevedore, r. 409 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Powers John P. (Dunlap & Co.), 125 Sansom
Powers J. W., carpenter, r. 8 s Precita PI, nr Folsom.
Bemal Heights
Powers Joseph, carpenter, r. .538 Howard
Powers L. (widow), r. 1001 Sutter
Powers Lawrence, messman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Powers Lawrence Jr., fireman, r. 317 Duncan
Powers M., paver Superintendent of Streets
Powers Margaret (widow), r. 444 Minna
Powers Margaret (widow), r. 1804 Taylor
Powers Martin, baker, r. 641 Commercial
Powers Michael, groceries and li(iuors,NW cor Eighth
and Clementina, r. 228 Eighth
Powers Michael, laborer, r. 712 Clementina
Powers Michael, miner, r. E s Sar Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty- ei;;hth
Powers Michael, molder Savage"& Son, r. 704 Har
Powers Michael, packer J. G. Moutealegre, r. 812 Val-
lejo
Powers M. J., mining engineer, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Powers Morris, fireman stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St.Wharf
Powers Nicholas, baker California Cracker Co., r. 4
Jackson PI
Powers P. A., laborer Pacific Mall S. S. Co.
Powers Patrick, laborer, r. 26 De Boom
Powers Patrick, laborer, r. 764 Harrison
Powers Patrick, laborer Calvary Cemeterj-, r. 2021
Elli^, rear
Powers Patrick, Fhoemaker, r. 2 Eddy PI
Powers Patrick, shoemaker, r. Oil ', Minna
Powers Patrick W., stonecutter, r. 537 Howard
Powers Peter, r. 444 Minna
Powers P. J., plumber and gasfltter. r. 1812 Laguna
Powers H A., painter, r. 5 Central Pi
Powers Ralston, ccdlector California Insun-nce Co., r.
1.V21 California
Powers Redmond T., bagmaker Blake, Robbine & Co.,
r. 921 Jones
Powers Richard, cook Western House, 1.34 Steuart
Powers Richard, laborer Southern Pac, R. R. freight
depot, r. 10 Sumner
Powers Robert, boilermaker, r. 416 Fifth
Powers Romeo, compositor Patriok J. Thomas, r. 1200
Union
Powers Thomas, r. 315 Bryant
Powers Thomas, conductor Oinuibus R. R.
Powers Thomas, coremaker Indut-trlal Iron Works, r.
30 Tehama
Powers Thomas, longshoreman, r. 212 Broadway
Powers Thomas, lumber dealer, r. 8 Welsh
Powers Thomas, salesman Cohnreich Bros., r. 425
Post
Powers Thomas, sllverplater, r. 429 Clementina
Powers Thomas F., r. 1614 B'l.hanan
Powers Thomas J., market, 136 Haves, r. 200 VanNess
Av
Powers Walter, fireman, r. 317 Duncan
Powers W. H., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Powers William, barber Edward McCormick, r. 103
First
Powers William, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. Prospect PI, Bemal Heights
Powers William, cooper, r. 509 Washington
Powers William, laborer Eureka Gniin Warehouse, r.
511 Mission
Powers William, laborer, r. E s Potrero Av, nr Six-
teenth
Powers William, laborer, r. E s Lundy Lane, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Powers William, longshoreman, r. 18 First
Powers William, speculator, r. 560 Mission
Powers William B.. cook Westf ni Hotel, r. 168 Clem
Powers William J., medical student, r. 921 Jones
Powers it Deane (John Powers and William A.Deane),
groceries and liquors, NE cor I'wentieth and
Stevenson
POAVKRS <b WILDER (George H. Powers and A.
M. Wilder), oculists, aurists, and laryngoscopists,
215 Geary
Powley Edward, barber, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Powley Joseph, engineer Knoechel fc Brand, r. Hel-
vetia Hotel
Powning Joseph, salesman Cal. Powder Works, r. 644
Fell
Powning Thomas, carpenter, r. 2 Morel PI
Powning William A., r. 644 Fell
Poznanskey Sol. merchant, r. Overland House
Pozzi Peter (Gorla & Pozzi), r. 631 Broadway
Prace L., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Pracht A. Mrs., confectionery, 703 Hyde
Pracht A\igust, carpenter, r. 703 Hyde
Pracht Ida (widow), r. 1215 Bush
Pracht Max, salesman Neville A: Co., r. 2118 Union
Pracy Eugene, waiter J. T. Henry, r. 7 Stockton
Pracy George T., capitalist, r. N s Twenty-third, bet
Chattanooga and Church
PraelTer Charles, engineer, r. North German House
Prag Conrad, merchant (CVnterville), r. 1021 Post
Prag Daniel W., tinsmith Martin Prag, r. 810 Filbert
Prag George W., clerk, r. HIG Filbert
Prag Martin, stoves and tinware, and mauuf hydraulic
and artesian well pipes, ViTt clav, r. 810 Filbert
Prag Mary Mrs., assistant Girls' High School, r. 1021
Post
Prager Abraham J., dry goods and clothing, 827-829
Kearny, r. 1825 Market
Prager Less(;r> salesman Abraham J. Prager, r. 1825
Market
Prager Louis, employee Washington Brewery, 8E cor
Taylor and Lombard
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Praget Andrew, machinist E. Girardin
Pragge Adolph, employee Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 506
Ninth
Prahl Emil. clerk Falkner. Bell & Co., r. Alameda
Prahl H'ury, tailor William Kaistr. r. I'JIS Bnchanan
Prairo J"hn M., blacksmith Fulton Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Prange Kichard, clerk Peter Hirschficld, r. 4 Virginia
Prash" John, hostler P. Hennessey, r. 765 Miss
Prasser Henry, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Oakland '
Prather -I. M., capitalist, r. 27 Geavy
Pr ito (i. B., Garibaldi Guard Arinory, 423 Broadway
PratU y Richard, brickl:iyer, r. 01!) Jessie
Prat'jrus Sophia, ladies' Jiurse, r. 11 Welsh
Pratt Adelbert F., watchman Woodward's Gardens, r.
.531 Foleom. rear
Pratt Annie A. Mrs., r. '26 Laurel PI
Pratt .\nnie E., teacher, r. 'Jol Mission
Pratt Ar:hur, r. 1716 Hyde
Pratt .\ugust D., butcher James G. Shrne, r. Central
P.i itic Hotel
Pratt Blanche M. Miss, teacher Davis V. F. Sewing
-Machine Co., r. Oakland
Pratt Charles, laborer, r. 621 East
Pratt Charles S., macbiuist Haskell & Bode, r. 434 >a
Tehama
Pratt Curtis N., hackdriver City Hall Stables, NE cor
Tyler and Leavenworth, r. 567 Stevenson
Pratt Edward, laborer Francis Larroche, r. XE cor
sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Pratt Edward S., furnish d rooms, 17 Dupont
Pratt Elijah S., clerk J. H. Bailey, r. 830 Union
Pratt Fr^nk E., mailing clerk Golden Era, r. 410 Min
Pratt Frank M., telegraph operator, r. -160 Jessie
Pratt Frederick, butcher, r. 446 Braunan
Pratt (.ieorge, r. 443 Minna
Prat; George, iirintcr, r. 6 Thompson Av
Pratt George C, mining secretary, office 25 Nevada
Jilock, r. Oakland
Pratt George W., longshoreman, r. 134 Folsom, rear
Pratt Henry G., carpenter and builder, 51 Clay, r. 567
Howard
Pratt Henry W., gunmaker H. H. Wilson & Son, r. 1,V.
Tay
Pratt H. H. Miss, r. 839 California
Pratt J., deckhand sim City of Stockton, Washington
St. Wharf
Pratt James, printer, r. 951 Mission
Prait James N., druggist, 7 Stockton, r. V>95 Slarket
Pratt J. C, clerk Ai-chibald C. Stoddart, r. 8 Central
PI
Pratt Jesse, painter, r. 903 y Shotwell, rear
Pratt J. F , aid U.S. Coast Siu-vey, olfice 214 Stockton,
r. l'.;:i Taylor
Pratt John L., sawyer D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 325
Main
Pratt Julius H., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Pratt Leonidas E. (Pratt & Metcalfe), r. 130 Tvler
Pratt Le;oy, r. 80'J Valencia
Pratt Levi O., oysters, 11 Ellis, r. 108 Stockton
Pratt Marietta (widow), h.dgings, 923 Washington
Pratt M. K. Mrs., r. 404 Eddy
Pratt Or\ille C, r. Occidental Hotel
Pratt Percy Mrs., r. 404 Eddy
I'ratt Robert F., bookkeeper Golly & Uhl. r. 951 Miss
Pratt S. K., poultry, 541 Merchant, r, 539 Merchant
Pratt Thoma.«, dredger, r. 60 First
Pratt Timothy, helper Joshua Heudy, r. 34 Tehama
Pratt William, carpenter, r. 43 Russ
Pratt William .A., salesman Gutta Percha and Rubber
M.'iuuf. Co., r. 405 Powell
PR.\TT«!i{ METCAL.FE (Leonidas E. Pratt and
James B. Met-alt'e), attorneys at law, otlice 230
Montgomery, rooms 20-22
Pratto Angelo, gardener, r. 4o7 Filbert
Pratto Antonio, laborer, r. 407 Filbert
Pratty Peter, laborer New City Hall
Pray B. P., engineer, r. 613 Mission
Pray Frank P., salesman A. Roman & Co., r. 1708
G<-ary
Pray Le Roy, carpenter, r. 127 Jackson
Prayshaw Robert, wt-aver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory. Black Point
Prazzo John, barber, r. 8 Pollard PI
Preble Charles B. (Preble s Co.), r. 1913 Jessie
Preble Charles S. (Preble & Co.), r. Fiji Islands
i'reble Charles 8., bookkeeper Preston & McKinnon.
r. 306 Third
! Preble Ella, artist, 506 Third
i Preble Francis, stairbuilder Jesse & Drew, r. 506
j Third
Preble Frank E.. bookkeeper Spear, Meade & Co., r.
I 2324 Fillmore
Preble Harrv R., clerk ticket auditor's office Central
i Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
i Preble James W., seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Preble L., teamster, r. 630 Commercial
Preble Pearson N., agent Merchants' Tow Boat Line,
office 271 East. r. 908 McAllister
Preble William H., contractor and builder, r. 1707
Jessie
Preble & Co. (Charles B. and Charles S. Preble),
proptrs Cal. Cider Works, 218 Davis
Precht Arthur, r. 423 Bush
Precita Valley House, Henry Horstmann proptr, SW
cor Mission and Thirtieth
Preece Albert R., clerk secretary Central Pac. R. R., r.
Alameda
Pi'efer Charles, engineer Bloch & Davidson, r. NE cor
Eighth and Brannan
Prefost Peter, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son
Pregel August, metalspinner W. K.Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 1510 Turk
Prelato Francis T. Rev., chaplain St. Ignatius College,
841 Market
Prenderijast Dennis, stockbroker, r. 1020 Twenty-first
Prendergast John, plumber William D. Holsro, r.
1.^0o'.i Fc.lsom
PREXDERGAST JOHN VERY REV., vicar
general of San Francisco, r. 628 California
Prenderga^t Patrick, groceres and liquors, 228 Folsom
Prendergast. See Pendergast
Prindigau Thomas, biilermaker McAfee Boiler Works,
r. cor Twenty-fourth and Alabama
Prentice AlonzoT., carpenter, r. 17 Priest
Prentice Edward H., clerk general freight office Cen-
tral Par. R. R., r. 310 Stockton
Prentice Ellen Miss, r. 606 Hayes
Prentice Fi-ederick A., clerk freight department Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 611 Harrison
Prentice Henry, r. 624 California
Prentice James, plumber Morrow & Bordwell,r. 2510
3u8h
Prentice Manuel, seaman S. S. Idaho, r. 1511 J^ Stock
Prentice Merrill, machinist, r. 532 Jessie
Prentice Thomas, carpenter, r. 17 Priest
Preuveille Eugene, painter, r. 1 Graham PI
Pris.sbcy Harry, engineer, r. Overland House
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD PUBLICATION,
Rev. Frederiik E. Shearer agent, 757 Market
Presbyterian Chinese Mission, 800 Stockton
Presbyterian Chinese Women's Home, 933 Sacramento
Prescott Annie M. Miss, assistant Potrero School, r.
706 California
Prescott Arlotta (widow) , r. 1217 Filbert
Prescott Cassandre A. (widow) , r. 624 Capp
Prescott Charles J. (Prescott & Sanborn), r. 314 Fre-
mont
Prescott Danforth, watchman New U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. .523 Kearny
Prescott Dorcas S. Miss, as'sistant Turk Street Prima-
ry School, r. 706 California
Prescott George W. (Prescott, Scott & Co.), r. Palace
Hotel
Prescott George W. Jr., gardener, r. cor. Twenty-
ninth and Church
Prescott Hattie N.. teacher music, r. 110 Turk, rear
PRESCOTT HOUSE, Otto F. Becker proptr, SW
cor Montgomery .■Vv and Kearny
Prescott James G. (S. F. Box Factory) , r. 1116 Leav
Prescott J. F., artist, r. SW cor Vallejo and Laguna
Prescott John, millhand S. F. Box Factory, r. Chatta-
nooga, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Prescott John S., laborer United States Restaurant,
r. 640 Minna
Prescott Loring, clerk Jonathan Hunt & Son, r. 20
Rincon PI
Prescott Mane Mi.ss, aetr ss California Theatre, r.
PaLice Hotel
PRESCOTT, SCOTT & CO. (George W. Pres-
cott, Irviug M. Scott, and Henry T. Scott) , proptrs
Union Iron Works, NE cor First and Mission
PRESCOTT & SANBORN (Charles J. Prescott
and Albion I. Sanborn), proiitrs California Mills,
NW cor Howard and Spear
Presentation Convent, W s Powell, bet Greenwich and
Lombard
Presho James (James Presho & Co.), r. Oakland
BULLOCK Si JON as, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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PRESHO JAMES&CO.jCommiEBiOD merchants, i
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PrcBho Kobert W., puliceman City Hall, r. Michigan •
Potrero
Presidio Brewery, Frank Schneider proptr, 152C Pa-
cific Av I
Presidio House, F., Weisenborn proptr, NE cor Green- !
wich and Lombard j
Presidio ll.-iilroad Co., Albert Miller secretary, office i
22 Onlilornia, rooms 7-8
PRESIDIO RESKRVATIOX, W of Lyon, three
miles from City Hall
I>resiDgton Edward, cook, r. 102 Powell
Press Frederick, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 5J^ Monroe
Press Thomas D., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of ]
Panama
Presson George R., bookkeeper Main & Winchester,
r. 203 Powell
Pre.-toii Albert W. (Gibson & Preston), r. St Helena,
Napa Co.
Preston Df-nzel C, lumber surveyor, office Pier 5, Steu
Preston Edgar F. (Cowdtry & Prestou), attorney at
law, othL-e 534 California, r. 10 Monroe
Preston Edward, furniture and carpets, 10 Fourth, r.
7(U Mif^sion
Preston H. S., r. 321 Pacific
Preston John, longshoreman, r. 129)^ Welsh
Preston John, machinist Thompson & Evans, r. W s
Mariposa, bet York and Florida
Preston Margaret M. (widow) , r. 17 Van Ness Av
Preston Otis J. (Preston & McKinnon). r. 1131 Miss
Preston Robert J., copyist California Theatre, r. 1003
Vallejo
Preston William, laborer James Fitzsimmons, r. 49
Everett
Preston William, salesman E.H.Jones & Co.. r. 50G
Ellis
PRESTOX & McKINXON (Otis J. Preston and
John J. McKinnon), lumber dealers, Pier 5, Steuart
Pretorious Frederick (Pretorious, Trowbridge & Co.),
r. y Pearl
PRETORIOtS, TROWBRIDGE & CO. (Fred-
erick Pretorious, George Tyler Trowbridge, and
John Conrad Lemmer), boilermakers, 141-143
First
Pretti A., restiiurant, NE cor Jackson and Buchanan
Prettijohn Charles, machinist Risdon 1. and L.Works,
r. ColHmbia, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Preuss Joseph, laborer Cal. Pickle Factory, r. cor
Kearny and Union
Preve GuiSL-ppe, fisherman, r. 804 Front
Prevost Ann, domestic NE cor Bdwy and Buchanan
Prevost Augustine W., assistant superintendent House
of Correction
Prevost Augustine W. Mrs., matron House of Cor-
rection
Prevost Thomas L., carpenter, r. .^29 Valencia
Price Alfred (Price i: Co.), r. 1107 Folsom
Price Alonzo s., stonecutter, 951 Mission
Price Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
Price Ben.jamin, stockbroker, office IIC Leidesdorff,
room 3, r. 515 Tyler
Piice Charles H., clerk W. J. Fisher & Co., r. 520
Geary
PRICE CHAR1.es M., druggist, SE cor Bush and
Pierce
Price Dora (widow), r. BO Pearl
Price Edward, r. 419 Kearny
Price Edward, joiner, r. 2909 Sacramento
Price Edward J., painter, r. W s Tehama, bet Norwich
and Prfccit:< Av, Bernal Heights
Price Elizabeth Mrs., medium, 119 J^ Sixth
Price Emma, domestic 1607 Pa> iflc Av
Price George, clerk Mrs. H. Hahn. r. 513 Tyler
Price Henry F., salesman F. Chevalier A: Co., r. 51»
Oak
Price H. H., r. Park Hotel
Price Hugh, tailor H. Harmon, r. 727 Clementina
Price I., clerk George W. Smiley, r. 51.5 Tyier
Price James, cigarmaker, r. 329 Fourtli. rear
Price James, laborer, r. 19 Sherw'Md Pi
Price James, liquor saloon, S s Lombard, nr Sansom
Price James K.. porter Son Brothers, r. Oakland
Price John, actor, r. 15 !4 St. Mary
Price John, barber Charles S. Stern, r. 10'.i0 Pacific
Price John, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. l(j Prospect PI
Price John C, pruptr Rising State Boarding House,
109 Vallejo
Price John M., with C.J. Hawley & Co., r. cor Leaven-
worth and Eddy
Price Lawrence, laborer, r. 34 l>e Boom
Price Leunies S., machinist £. Morean, r. 410'.| Na-
toma I
Price Leon, clerk Nast & Greenzweig, r. 515 Tyler
Price L. S., r. 328 Bush I
Price Margaret (widow), r. 52 Everett I
Price Miehael, cutlery. 415 Kearny, r. 305 Obestnut I
Price Michael Jr., cutler, r. 305 Chestnut
Price Oscar, deckhand revenue cutter J. H. Hartley,
Fr. nt St. Wharf
PRICE PRESS CO. (Snn Leandro), manufs hay
presses, and excavators, 1. J. Truman proptr, office |
13-19 Front j
Price Richard, miner, r. 218 Broadway
Price Rose (widow), r. 329 Fourth, rear
Price Samuel, foreman Marks & Berliner, r. 300^
Hayes
PRICE THOMAS, assayer and analytical chemist,
and mining engineer, office 524 Sacramento, r. 715 |
Post I
Price Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. 118 Post
Price Tliomas, seaman S. S. Auccn, r. 44 Seventeenth ,
Price Thomas, tailor. 326 O'Farre'l I
Price Wallace C. (White & Price), r. Oakland I
Price Walter, r. 409 Stevenson I
Price Walter R., general ticket agent North Pac. Coast
R. R. Co., office 328 Mont, rooms 9-11, r.I22 Taylor
Price Wastell Rogers, printer, r. 2130 O'i-arrell ;
Price W. E., teacher mu.-^ic public schools, r. 917
Market
Price William, carver Palace Hotel i
Prire William, gardoner.NW cor Gough and Pacific Av
Price William, janitor 240 Mont, r. 15 Virginia
Price William, laborer, r. E s Folsom, bet Twent.v- j
seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights i
Price William, painter Frank A. Rutherford
Price Wrlliim, puliceman City Hall, r. 224 Capp
Price William, stevedt^re, r. Cameron House
Price William E., carpenter, r. 118 Post
Price William H., bookkeeper W. J. Fisher & Cc, r. ,
520 Geary
Price William J., painter, r. E s Folsom. bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth, Bernal Heights
Price Winnifred (widow), board and lodging, 747
Brannau
Price and Davies Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.), Edward
F. Stone secretarv, office 300 Pine, room 3
PRICE & CO. (Alfred Price, John Lord, and Wil-
liam Blair, fiMit and produce, 1107 Folsom and
1027 Larkin
Prichard Alfred, laborer Andrew Onderdunk
I Prichiird William B.. general superintendent parks
and avenues, Golden Gate Park, office t!2K Mont-
! g'^mery, room 22, r. 213 Turk
\ Prichard. See Pritchard
I Pride Frank, machinist, r. 433 Broadway
Prideaux Charles, painter, r. 222 First
I Prideaux John S., lumber sur\'eyor, r. 532 Natoma
Pridham William T., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. 123
Powell
i Pridy John, r. W s Prospect Av, nr Cortland Av
I Priebatch Julius, merchant tailor, 908 J4 Larkin, r. 513
Franklin
Priebatch Wolff, r. 513 Franklin
Prien Eliza Mrs., dressmaker, 509 Steiner
i PRIEN HENRY, groceries, wines, liquors and
cigars. SE cor Harrison and Chesley, r. 1137 Har
Prien Ludwig, cigars and tobacco, 338 Bush, r. 314 ;
Bush i
Prien William H., tailor, t;i3 Laguna, r. 5U9 Steiner j
I Pries Frederic, scroll sawyer, r. 27 !« Clinton ;
, Pri<-68 George, teamster Giant Powder Works, r. Cen- '
j tral Road, nr Twentieth Av
• Priest Edwin L., machinist Parke k Lacy, r. Oakland
Piiest James, Shipwright's Jour. Assn. 71 Xew Mont
Priest Th"mas F.. groceries and liquors, r,70 Clem
Priet Antoiiie, c .ok Pierre Pritt,r. SW jor Pine and
i Dupont
PRIET PIERRE proptr Marchand Restaurant,
115-117 Dupont
Prigge Adolph, hostler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 506
Ninth '
I Prigge Henry, liquor saloon, 8W cor Stevenson and
Annie '
i Prigge Jacob, ship owner, r. 119 Jackson
Priggen Ix>uls, employee Washington Brewery, r. 6
Hartman
1 Prignitz William, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. 735
, Brannau
I Prlke Kichard, steward, r. 607 Stevenson
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Prime Robert, molder, r. 540 Green
Primet Stephen, machinist Union Iron "SVorks, r. 1021
Stockton
Primich M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Primot Charles, laundryman, r. 31 Hinckley
Prince Abraham H., cigars and tobacco, 601 Kearny,
r. Hi Sansom
Prince Alfred, clerk, r. 906 Lombard
Prince Charles H., proptr Willow Stable, 2125 Miss
Prince David, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 632
Fulton
Prince Frances (widow) , r. 337 Bryant
Prince George, deckhand tug Anasha, Vallejo St.
Bulkhead
Prince George S., clerk Weetern Union Telegraph Co.,
r. IIU Washington
Prince George W., upholsterer Dennis Driscoll, r.
Oakland
Prince Henry, Lieutenant-colonel TJ. S. A., chief pay-
master Military Division Pacific, Presidio Eeser-
vation, r. Palace Hotel
Prince Henry G., salesman Cutting Packing Co., r. 930
Market
Prince Isabella G. Miss, principal Home Institute, 218
Eddy
Prince J. G., clerk Hartshorn & McPhun, r. 26 Geary
Prince Joseph P., clerk George Leviston, r. 3 Morel PI
Prince L. Mrs., dressmaker, 1317 Powell
Prince Louis M., attorney at law, office 606 Montgom-
ery, r. 1317 Powell
Prince Luciuda. domestic 1117 Pine
Prince Lydia (widow) , r. 13 Salmon
Prince Mary (widow), r. 111-t Washington
Prince Mary G. Miss, teacher Home Institute, r. 218
Eddy
Prince Rachel (widow) , r. 6.32 Fulton
Prince Robert, molder Occidental Foundry, r. .5-y)
Green
Prince Thomas, r. 807 Geary
Prince Thomas, salesman Charles Harley & Co., r.
Russ House
Prince Thomas P., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
West Oakland
Prindeville Mary A., domestic 1519 Van Ness Av
Prindle Benjamin A., photographer George D. Morse,
r. 40J^ Perry
Prindle Charles A., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
418 Sutter
Prindle David S., carpenter and contractor moving
hiHises, 862 Mission, r. 2909 Mission
Prindle Frederick, housemover David S. Prindle, r.
29(>9 Mission
Prindle H., r. The Baldwin
Pringle A., oiler S. S. Oregon
Pringle A. L., carder Mission Woolen Mills, r. 236
Shotwell
Pringle Cora f^^iJow), r. 1820 Clay
Pringle Edirard J. (Pringle & Hayne) , r. Oakland
.'Mnglt Gilbert, boot and shoemaker, 1015 Market, r.
IHlo Jessie
Pringle Gilbert W. Jr., fitter Gilbert Pringle, r. 1815
Jessie
Pringle John, carpenter Pacific Imi)rovement Co.
Pringle Thomas, r. 208 Second
I'rin>;le Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1815 Jessie
PRIXaiiE & HAYNE (Edward J. Pringle and
Robert Y. Hayne) , attorneys at law, office 220 San-
som, rooms 8-9
Prinnett Thomas, cook F. Schulack, r. Stone Alley
Prinsler James, carpenter, r. 1028 Market
Prinz Adolph, r. 49 Second
Priiiz Ewald, chief clerk medical purveyor U. S. A.,
office lOi O'FarrcU, r. 90i; Lombard
PRINZ JOHN, wines and liquors, 49 Second
Prior Charles, carpenter, r. 938 Folsom
Prior Frank W., r. 13 Mason
Prior James, carpenter. Grand Hotel
PKIOR JAMES K., importer gas fixtures and
plumbing materials, 1128 Market and 21 Turk, r.
13 Mason
Prior John L., saihuaker, 304 Davis, r. 738 Sixteenth
Prioi- Michael, driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 2031 Fill-
more
Prior Owon, boot and shoemaker Morris Fiehel, r. N s
Kate, nr Eighth
Prior Patrick, laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
727 Bryant
Prior Philip, principal South End School, r. 1036
Guerrero
2223
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Prior. See Pryor
Pripp H. H., master mariner, office 305 East
Prlquit Pierre F., cheesemaker, r. SW cor San Jose
Av and Twenty-ninth
Priquit Peter, clerk, r. 438 Broadway
Prismoidal Railway, Joseph S. Kohn agent, office 331
Montgomery, room 4
Priss Fritz, waiter, r. 5}^ Monroe
Pritchard Edward, carpenter, r. 75 Minna
Pritchard Frank B., clerk John J. Scoville, r.
Bush
Pritchard Frederick L.. tinsmith, r. 124 Eighth
Pritchard J. A., r. 2234 Bush
Pritchard James, port .steward Pacific Coast S. 8.
office NE cor Broadway and Front, r. 124 Eighth ,
Pritchard John, gasfitter James K. Prior
Pritchard John, printer, r. 902 Clay
Pritchard Joseph, seaman, r. 116 Ellis
Pritchard L., laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Pritchard Mary J. (widow), shoefitter, r. 37^ Garden
PRITCHARD ailGUELi G., consul Mexico,
office 215 Sansom, room 7, r. 902 Jackson
Pritchard Timothy, carrier Morning Call, r. 733 Pine
Pritchard. See Prichard
Privales Richard B., plumber, r. 933 Folsom
Pro Pietro , carpenter, .505 Green
Probasco John W.,gauger Custom House.r. 2223 Tay-
lor
Probate Bureau of San Francisco, T. F. Graber man-
ager, office 120 Sutter, rooms 61-62
PROBATE COURT, New City Hall, second floor
Probst Adam, tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.>614
Pine
Proctor Cassius, meter reader Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 1643 Mission
Proctor Charles, driver Harrison Moran. r. W s Bart-
lett, bet Twebty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Proctor Fred cutter C. S. Benedict, r. 314 Bush
Proctor George, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. 215
Ninth
Proctor Hattie Miss, dressmaker Miss Sarah Lennon,
r. 938 Mission
PROCTOR JOHN, capitalist, office 201 California,
r. 428 O'Farrell
Proctor Joseph, shipcarpenter, r. 760 Folsom
Proctor S. Mrs., candy and toys, 1643 Mission
Proddow Waltiir, r. 570 Howard
Prodek Gustave, merchant, r. 1241 Folsom
PRODUCE EXCHANGE, William H. Walker sec-
rctarv, NE cor Clay and Davis
PROFESSIONAL, PROTECTIVE ASSOCI-
ATION, Eattenberry & Rowley managers, office 4
Eddy, room 30
Profif Hermine, varieties, 215 O'Farrell
Proff Jacob (Roesler & Proff) , r. 215 O'Farrell
Proffatt John (Latimer, Morrow &Proflfatt), attorney at
law, office 75-77 Nevada Block, r. SE cor Geary
and Powell
Profos Otto, tanner Funcke & Co., r. Marsh House,
Sixth Av, South S. F.
Profumo Giuseppe, vegetables, 4 Colombo Market
Progress Carriage Factory. W. E. Shaw proptr, 25-27
Valencia
Prohl H., laborer, r. 18 First
ProU Brothers (Louis and Rudolph B.), jewelers, op-
ticians and stationers, 1417 Polk
ProU Henry, real estate, 1319 Larkin
Proll Henry Jr., butcher, 1607 Clay
ProU John, carpenter and buUder, office 516 Kearny,
r. 625 Locust Av
Proll Lewis, carpenter, r. 81 Colton
ProU Louis (Proll Brothers), r. 1417 Polk
ProU Rudolph B. (Proll Brothers), r. 1312 Larkin
Proll Rudolph L., coppersmith Wagner & Todt, r. 81
Colton
ProU William (Thuener & Proll) , r. 1319 Larkin
Promonder F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Prophet Ludwig, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
1321 Stockton
Prosch Charles, artist, 240 Montgomery, room 24
Prosch Frederick, compositor Morning Call.r. 1112 !iJ
Mason
Prosch Oscar, engineer S. S. Senator, r. 304 Third
Proschold Caroline Mrs., midwife, r. 825 Kearny
Proschold Charles M., barber Henry W. Stable, r.
726 Filbert
Proschold Teiisko, hairdressing saloon, 624 Fourth
Prosek Annie Mrs., r. 115 Park Av
Prosek George, foreman F. Korbel & Bros., r 115 Park
Av
Bullock & Jonas. 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Gartwright & "Warner's Merino UnderweaJ'.
Gentlemen s Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
PRO
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Prosek John, carpenter F. Korbel & Bros., r. 27 Oak
Grove Av
PROSEK JOSEPH, phybician, office 6 O'Farrell,
r. ilti Van Ness Av
Prosek Kate, dome»tic 545 Minna
PROSPECT GOLD AND SILVER MEVIXG
CO. (Ciold Uill, Nev.), Warner Craig secretary,
otlioi' 620 Sansoni, room S)
Prosper Tregnon, butler, r. 75 Minna
Prossuer Nicholas, shoemaker Perry Veitch, r. W s
Prospect Av, near Coso Av, Bernal Heights
Prost Nicholas, baker Hemine & ReutiT, r. 2.U Minna
PROTESTA.XT EPISCOPAL. CHIRCH
HO.nE ASSOCIATION, Mrs. George H. Smith
matron, lO'J Van Ness Av
PROTESTAXT ORPHAN ASYLUM, W s La-
guua, bet Haight and Waller
Proterear Joseph, cook stm Amelia, r. NW cor Twen-
ty-sixth and Sanchez
Prothero Joseph, cabinetmaker George Thomas, r. cor
Fourth and Welsh
Protheri) Walter S., commission agent, r. 570 Howard
Protschky Samuel, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl A: Co.,r.
515 Uctavia
Prottsman W. M. Rev., pastor St. Paul's M. E. Church
South, r. Girard House
Prou Auguste, messenger quartermaster's depart-
ment CJ. S. A., r. 4'iO Powell
Prouly Charles, clerk Joe Giueti & Co., r. 108 Wil-
liam
Prouse SVilliam, r. 47 Stanly PI
Prour-ergue Louise A. (widow), r. 110^ Turk
Prout Catherine (widow), r. 19 Morey Alley
Prout Thomas, cook stm S. M. Whipple, r. C23 Davis
Prouty Charles, bartender, r. 108 William
Prouty John A., baker Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. 128
Hickory
Province William, brassfinisher William T. Garratt,
r. 10 O'Farrell Allev
PRO VINES ROBERT R. , attorney and counselor
at law, office, 204 Sutter, r. 1212 Washington
Provoa Charles, waiter Palace Hotel
Provost Daniel R., merchant, 302 Davis, r. 708 Fell
Provost E., druggist and resident physician, French
Ho>pital, S s Bryant, bet Fifth and Sixth
Provost Gustave, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 10
St. Charles PI
Provost Loitie E. Miss, assistant Market Street Pri-
mary School, r. 708 Fell
Provos^t Nelson, master mariner, r. 546 Minna
Piudhomme Paul, waiter The Baldwin, r. 33:) Eddy
Prudhon Catherine (widow), r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet
Mission and Bartlett
Prudhon Jennie (widow), r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet
Mission and Bartlett
Prucflfer Charles, engineer, r. North German House
Pruemers Henry, bookkeeper A. J. Plate & Co. r. Ala-
meda
Pniner Jane W. Mrs., r.6.54 Folsom
Prunty John, expressman, cor Taylor and Market, r.
516 Tyler
Prunty Owen, liquor saloon, SE cor Eighth, and Fol-
som, r. 13 Cleaveland
Prushaw Archibald W., clerk, r, 408 Capp
Prushaw James W., gardener, r. 408 Capp
Prussian Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.),
R. H. Brown secretary, office 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Prutcher Hannah W. (widow) , r. 5 Ewer PI
Prydz William, teamster Miller & Lux, r. N, nr Four-
teenth Av, South S. F.
Pryor James, upholsterer, r. 114 Jessie
Pryor William H., seaman schr Enterprise, Beale St.
Wharf
Pryor. See Prior
Ptetson Nekefor W., carriagepaintcr Lowney Bros., r.
439 .Shipley
Pubacher F. A., milkman, r. Glti California
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR, William Doolan,
office 12 Nevada Block
Public Kindergarten, Miss Katherine D. Smith teach-
er, N 8 Silver, bet Second and Third
PUBLIC POUND, N s California, bet Walnut and
Laurel
Puchau Emile, waiter, r. 811 Stockton
Puchen John, laborer A. T. Noble & Co., r. W s San
Jose Av, nr Thirtieth
Pucher Henry, seaman 8. 8. Newborn, Folsom St.
Wharf
Puckering John E., parser O. k O. 8. 8. Gaelic
Puckhaber Herman F., jeweler, r. 1304 Powell
Puckhaber John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Fif-
teenth Av and P, South S. F.
Puckhaber Louis, barkeeper A. Van Bergen, r. 224
O'Farrell
Pnddork Henry, laborer Union C'Liib
Puelz Elizabeth, ladies' phy.xiclan, office and r. 864
FolHoni
Puetz Henry, r. 8G4 Fiilsoni
Puget Sound Line Sailing Packets, Charles H. Wells
agent, office 40 Ciiliforuia, room 3
Pugei Sound Lumber Co., George A. Ball secretary,
office Pier 17, Steuart
Pugh James, policeman City Hall, r. 004 Ellis
Pugh John, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, r. 1624 West
Mission
Pugh John, hostler Thomas Ryan
Pugh Joseph E. (Ritzrow & Co.). r. 902 Sacramento
Pugh Louisa (widow), r. 2106 O'FaiTell
Puliek George, professor geology, r. 4'20 Sixth
Pujol Domingo, rancher, r. 1234 Stockton
Pulchen Gustav, cook, SW cor Sansom and Pine, r.
•202 Sixth
Pulich Charles, barkeeper Jolin Brandtjen, r. 430
Fourth
PuUen Andrew, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
PuUen Augustus, engineer, r. W s Allen, bet Cortland
Av and Jefferson '
PuUen Bros. (Granville, Omar and Stephen E.), team-
sters. Pier 9, Steuart
PuUen Clark J., chief engineer Clay St. Hill R. R., r.
1222 Jackson
PuUen George, barkeeper Joseph Koster, r. 1224 Mont
PuUen Granville (PuUen Bros), r. 1323 Eddy
PuHeu J., clerk, r. 244 Sutter
PuUen Katie Mrs., furnished rooms, '206 Kearny
PuUen Minnie Mrs., domestic 1224 Montgomery
PuUen Omar, salesman John Keutfield & Co. (and Pul-
len Brothers), r. Vsl.', Eddy
PuUeu Stephen E. iPuUcu Bros), r. Antioch
PuUeu William Jr., teamster PuUen Br08,r. 1323 Eddy
PuUen Edward, printer, r. Philadelphia House
Pullman James, bookkeeper Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
Oaklatid
Pulmer — — Mrs., r. 23 Powell
Pulsdren Gustave, cook Henry Reiter, r. 204 Sixth
Pulsiler Alonzo, clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 108 Silver
Pulbiler O. F., clerk Pqpe A: Talbot, r. 108 Silver
Pulsifer 8. J. (widow) , dre.ssmaker, r. 2139 Mission
PuU John J., cooijer Pacific soda Works, r. 17 Lewis
PULVERMACHER GALVANIC CO., W. 8.
Hotherington secretary, office 513 Montgomery
Pulverman B. (Nathan, Pulvermau & Co.), r. Cosmo-
politan Hotel
Pulverman Morris, optician, r. 52G Tehama
Punholz John, clerk J. H. Schroder, r. 330 Vallejo
Punker Johu, r. 8 Boardmau
Puuraux luxept, tisheimau, r. 802 Jackson
Puuta Arenas Railway and Lumber Co., Frank Moyer
*>ecretaay, office 408 California, room 14
Pimtarbitou Emma i widow), r. 14<5!^ Clara
Pupa Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Pupp Clausen, laborer, r. 7 ;<■ Decatur
Pura John, cook John Jury fz Bro. , r. 5'24 Merchant
Purcell Bessie Mrs., shirtiuaker Henry Nieman, r. 260
Jessie
Purcell David, liquor saloon, E s Central Av, bet Post
and Sutter
Purcell Edward, expressman, r. Fifteenth Av, nr
S, South S. F.
Purcell Helen (widow), shirtmaker P. Beamish, r. 260
Jessie
Purcell James, laborer, r. 029 Stevenson
Purcell James M., tiamster Christian Nielsen, r. 54
Clementina, rear
Purcell John J., attorney at law, office 5'22 California,
r.. 003 Taylor
Purcell Mary Miss, seamstre.MS 8. F. Laundry, r. 212
Sixth
Purcell Matthew, engineer, r. CO First
Purcell Michael, contractor, r. SWcor First and Miss
Purcell Michael, employee 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 925 Greenwich
Purcell Richard, r. 208 Eleventh
Purcell William, carpenter, SE cor Howard and Tenth
Purcell. See Pursell
Purdie Christina Mrs. (widow), r. 1809 Jones
Purdie James T., salesman Thomas Day, r. 1809 Jones
Purdie. See Purdy
Purdon William H., musician, r. 2.35 O'Farrell
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Purdy Charles, superintendeut mines, r. 343 Shipley
Purdy Charles A., poultry dealer, r. 439 Jessie
Purdy Edward S., clerk W. J. Callingham & Co., r. 3S
Austin .
Purdy Frank H.. booffitter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessiiiger& Co., r. 15115^ Market
Purdy George H., turner California Mills, r. 2014 Hyde
Purdy George W., oculist, r. SE cor Kentucky and
Merrimac, Long Bridge
Purdy .James, clerk L. Levy, r. .5,51 Howard
Purdy John E., bookkeeper Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.,r. 2114 Steiner
Purdy John F., r. 743 Mission
Purdy Nellie (widow), r. 110 Fourth
PURDY SAMUEL, superintendent New City
Hall, office Park Av, nr McAllister, r. 331 Mont-
gomery, roi'in .30
Purdy Solomon F., watchmaker and jeweler, 16
Fourth, r. 38 Au-t^n
Purdy William, r. 912 Pacific
Purdv. See Purdie
Purington Charles E., real estate agent, office 331
Kearny, room 5, r. 220 Third
Purington William R., engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 1911 Stevenson
Purkitt John H., superintendent reservoir Spring
Valley Water Works, cor Market and Hermann
Purlenky George, porter D.N. & E. Walter, r. 230
Oak
Purnell Samuel, shorthand reporter, r. 1938 Jessie
Purriugton Charles, photographer I. W. Taber & Co.,
r. Oakland
Purse Julius, rlerk James M. Barney, r. 420 Kearny
Pursell Susan V. (widow) , dressmaking, 1000 Howard
Pur-er James, seaman stm Pilot, r. 327 Fourth
Pursch Frank, r. .50s O'Farrell
Puish Samuel, tailor, C43 Washington, r. 508 O'Farrell
Pursou W. S., telegraph operator Southern Pac. B. R.,
r. 17 3<i Oak Grove A v
Purves Thomas H., with C. James King of William &
Co., r. 715 Lombard
Pusch B., baker, r. 317 Bush
Pushbaker John, nnning, r. 731 Bush
Pussel Rudolph, upholsterer, r. 121 Park Av
Pust Agnes, seamstress, r. N 8 California Av, bet Mis-
sion and Howard, B. H.
Pust Amanda, domestic NW cor Aztec and Coso Av,
B. H.
Pust Anna (widow) , r. N s California Av, bet MisBion
and Howard, B. H.
Pust Huldah T. Miss, r. 112 Turk
Putiuan Martha (widow) , r. 1010 Alabama
Putnam Caroline K. Miss, assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 1012 Washington
Putnam ChMrles B., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
327 Geary
Putnam Charles C, with John Reagan, r. Minna, bet
Fourth and lifth
Putnam Charles F., U. S. Navy, r. The Baldwin
Putnam Charles S., bookkeeper S. F. Laundry, r. 132
Sixth
Putnam Elizabeth Mrs. (Dixon & Putnam), r. 48
Geary
Putnam George M., barkeeper Harry Reynolds, r. lOGO
Hiiward
Putnam Henry, liquor merchant, r. SE cor Dupont
and Chestnut
Putnam Isiiac, clerk, r. 2800 Buchanan
Putnam Ralph W., clerk George M. Grant & Co., r.
10i'.U Howard
Putnam liuby S. (widow) , furnished rooms, 1000 How
Putnam Samuel O., bookkeeiier Oregon S. S. Co., r.
1012 Washington
PUTXAM STII^IiMAN N., attorney at law, office
4;!« California, r. Oakland
Putney David, driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r.
174 Jessie
Putney H. W. (widow) , r. E a Lundy Lane, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Puttantina Andrea, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Puttmau Henry, bookkeeper Adrien G. Chauch^,
office (115 Front
Puitm r Henry, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Puttock Henry, labtirer, r. 1503 Mason
Putzar Louis, shipcarpeuter Central Pac. R. R. stms,
30 Sacramento, r. Oakland
Putzman Frederick, importer, and wholesale wines
and liquors, 3U4 Battery, r. Oakland
Putzman Frederick H., liquor merchant, r. 2132 Stock,
ton
927
Putzman Frederick H. Jr. (NeumaH & Putzman), r.
2132 Stockton
Putzman Herman A., porter Wolters Brothers, r. 40J6
Geary
Puvogel John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Califor-
nia and Larki-n, r. NW cor Polk and Sacramento
Puvogle John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 105
Eighth
Puyoou Bernard, hairdresser Antoine Dissat, r
Washington
Pyat Felix, r. 2109 Mason
Pye Amy Miss, r. 407 (307) Linden
Pye George W., capitalist, r. 22 Geary
Pye Louise Bliss, r. 407 (307) Linden
Pye Thomas, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Pygeorge John, laundrj'man, r. 2(;0 Clementina
Pyle Lynden, coachman D. Albert Hiller, r. 17 Dupt
Pyle Thomas, mate schr Enti rprise, Beale St. Wharf
Pyne Edward, carrier Morning Call, r. 2004 Leav
Pyne K. T. Mrs., supsrinteudent Women's Coopera-
tive Laundry, 109 Fifteenth, r. Humboldt Hotel
Pyne Robert, painter, r. 2720 Folsom
Pyne Thomas, carpenter Little & Cumming, r. Grand
Central Hotel
Pyne Thomas J. (Belfast Ginger Ale Co.) , r. 1637 How
Pyne William P. (Thomas Bailey & Co.) , r. 1128 Eddy
Pyser Michael, tailor, 9 Powell, r. 1312 Jackson
Pythian Castie, 913 Market
Pythian James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Pythoux Alphunse, butcher Palace Hot.l, r. 1205 Stock
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Quack August, r. Russ House
Quaekenbush John, contractor, r. West End House
Quackenbush Tl)omas M., carpenter and builder, r.
International Hotel
Quade Augustus, salesman C. J. Hawley & Co., r. 128
Tyler
Quade David, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
Quade Ernest, wheelwright Charles J. Moycs, r. Park
Hotel
Quade Lewis, r. Park Hotel
Quade Otto, stoves and tinware, 222 Sixth
Quade. See Quaid
Quadri Guiseppi, glazier, r. 519 Union
Quadrille Consolidated Silver Mining Co.. Orlando H.
Bogart secretary, office lU(i Leidesdorff
Quadt John, painter, r. 814 Devisadero
Quaid , r. 755 Howard
Quaid Daniel, polisher, r. 1520 Hyde
Quaid David J., policeman City Hall, r. 30 Russ
Quaid Margret (widow), r. 1520 Hyde
Quaid Timothy, dairyman P. & J. Kelley, r. Silver Av
nr University Mound College
Quaid William, porter, r. 1520 Hyde
Quaid. See Quade
Quail George, carpenter, r. 426 Natoma
Quail John, shoemaker U. W\ C. Boot and Shoe Co., r.
786 Twenty-fourth
Quaini Ealiaolo. Italian Benev. Soc., 423 Washington
Quaker City Restaurant, Chalkley White proptr, 538-
542 Clay
Quale Ellen, r. 140 Chestnut
Quale Frank, laborer, r. 116 Ash Av
Quale John F., pressman Spauldlng, Barto & Co., r.
116 Ash Av
Quftlmals Otto, baker, r. 911 Larkin
Qualters Michael J. .waiter McCauley & Young, r.What
Clieer House
Quanchi Giacomo, r. 627 Broadway
Quandt Gustuve, shoemaker, r. 23 Virginia
Quaue William, shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
N s Valli^v, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Q,UABANTINIC OFFICE, 502 Battery
Quarels John, machinist, r. 710 Vallejo
Quarg Emil (Pieper & Quarg). r. 334 Tenth
Quart William, steward S. S. Idaho, r. liny Mont
Quartermaine Thomas Q., with King & Chattin, r. 524
Joni 8
Quartly John A. Mrs., lodgings, 6 Hodges PI ,
Quartz Mountain Gold Mining Co. (The) , (Tuolumne
Co. Cal.) ,Emil Hestres secretary, office 729 Mont-
gomery, room 17
Quast Charles, manager What Cheer House Restaurant,
r. 1621 Sacramento
Quast Herman, haruessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
610 Greenwich
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Keamy St., opposite the Plaza.
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Quast Johims, portir Krnso & Euler, r. 1818 Dupoiit
Quabt Williiim, btcwurd Pacific Coast S. B. Co., r. 1109
Moutj^i'iuery
Quay Jolu). sboeiuakor, r. 786 Capp
Quay Jos. pli M., office 40() Mont. r. 411 Leavenworth
Quayle Jamts, seamau, Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Quedens Charles H. A., receiving clerk Welhuan,
Peck & Co., r. 124 Silver
Quedens William J., shipping clerk W. W. Dodge &
Co., r. loOoEddy
Queen Bee Miuiutc Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.Cal.), Thomas
A. ■\Vhiti se< retary, office ll:j Leidtsilorll
Queen D., carpt nier Itisdon I. and L. AVi rks
Queen Henry, saddler Main & Winchester, r. 817 }<S
liirltiu
Q,UKE]X INSX'RANCE CO. (Liverpool), William
Lane Booker agent, Robert Dickson manager, office
317 Caliliirni:.
Queen Isadora (widow), r. 835 Pacific
Queen James, butcher, r. (iW Bryant
Queen John, shoemaker William D;iy, r. 5!) Everett
Queen Patrick, laborer freight depot Central Pac. R.
R. Co.
Quegan William, r. 233 Seventh, rear
Queirolo George, bakery, 611 Green
Queirolo J;imes, r. 9 Medau PI
Queirolo John, driver B. Eatto, r.6 Scheerer PI
Quellmalz Otto, baker William Frey, r. 415 Larkin
Quelos John P., bookkeeper F. B. Taylor & Co., r. 713
Bush
Quenel Emil, French Laundry, 1207 Tyler
Quentiu Jacques V., wines and liquors, 317 Dupont
Querillucq Mary (widow) , r. 2 Potter
Quesada Lauriano, cigars and tobacco, 5U8 Broadway
Quesada Kamon, machinist, r. Sadowa, nr San Miguel
Station
Quevedo Frank, barber Julius Streib, r. Oakland
Quevedo Vicente, musician, r. 520 Vallejo
Quick John W., joroptr San Francisco Pioneer Screen
Works, 32 Fremont, r. 1014 Mission
Quidlaw Eiibert, wool sorter S. B. Lardner, r. 20
White PI
Quigg Henry, laborer S.F. Gas Light Co. ,r. 122 Freelon
Quigg Lizzie Miss, shoelitter Jorj' Brothers, r. 122
Freelon
Quigg Mary B. Miss, dressmaking, 126 Kearny, rooms
22-23
Quigley Benjamin C, deputy superintendent streets,
r. 120 Sixth
Quigley Bridget (widow), r. Ill Olive Av
Quigley Charles, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
124 Perry
Quigley Charles, trunkmakcr H. Behrendt & Co., r. 368
Brannau
Quigley Daniel, foreman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 3}^
Verona PI
Quigley Edward, r. 2 Hampton Court
Quigley Edward, tanner Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 3C8
Branuan
Quigley Ellen, laundress Bennett's South Park Laun-
dry, r. 555 Bryant
Quigley Francis, storekeeper James McDevitt, r. 213
Thirteenth
Quigley Ge< rge, r. 129 Welsh
Quigley Henry, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 10 An-
thony
Quigley James, butcher, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Quigley James, laborer, r. 235 Hitch
Quigley James, salesman Carlson & Currier, r. C35
Post
Quigley James, tailor, 143 Minna, r. cor Twenty-fifth
and Columbia
Quigley James F., clerk George Loomis, r. 1009 Pow
Quigley John, barber W. H. Lawless, r. 37 Sac
Quigley John, teamster Cornelius O'Donnell, r. 368
Brannan
Quigley M., mechanics' tools, 1036 Market
Quigley Margaret A. Miss, artist, r. 1030 Market
Quigley Michael, plasterer, r. 2218 Larkin
Quigley Neal, cook Golden EaL;le Hotel
Quigley Patrii k, foreman teamster Golden Gate Park
QuJgley Richard, stableman J. F. McDonald & Co.
Quigley Thomas J., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada, r. 513 Lombard
Quigley Timcthy, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Quillici Angelo(Quillici & Perpoli),r. 18113^ Powell
Quillici Anonla, liquor saloon, 306 Montgomery Av
Quillici & Perpoli(Angelo Quillici and Peter Perpoll),
fruits and vegetables, lllbH Powell
Quill Anthony, saloonkeeper, r. 27 Minna
Quill Bernird, Bcaman, r. SW corFirht and Mission
Quill M.. dyer S. F. Pioneer Woi-len Factory, Black
Point
Quill Michael, laborer, r. 1313 Filbert
Quill Nellie, (;o:iief-tic, 1019 Hyde
Quillan Henry, > li rk W. J. JIallady, r. 7C3 Mission
Quillun Johi\ laborer, r. 1001 Batterj-
Quillan Williim, chrk Henry P.ruujes, r. 4S0 BraUDi n
Quillinan James, tinner Piter Abraliamson, r. 323
Dupont
Quillinan M. Mrs., jaiiitrcss West End Primary School
QuilliLau Michael, r. W s Mission, nr Six-mile Houge
Quilty Frank, trunkn.ak(r, r. 139 Silver
Quimby Charles W., cariieuter, r. 51 N;jtoma
Quimby Daniel J., proptr Quimby House, 710 Market
Quimby Jason M., carpenter, r. 3 Adelaide PI
Quimby Mni-es, liead clerk TJ. S. Railwty Mail Service,
r. 501 stocktiiU
Quinan J:iiius A., s'ockbroker S. F. Stock and Ex-
chang<> Bi'i^rd, r. GOHPJne
Quinan William K., first lieutenant Fourth Artillery,
U. S. A., r. Black Point Reservation
Qulnchard Annette (vidow), r. 1102J(S Folsom
Quinchard Julius (John H. Boden k Co.), r. Alameda
Quincy House, William Marchant manager, SW cor
Mission and Sjiear
Quimhau Michai 1, longshoreman Menzies .t Bingham
Quinine John P., hostler Central R.R. Stable, r. 5'20M
Eighth
Quinlan Bartholomew, laborer Spring Valley Water
Works, College Hill, r. 11 Graham PI
Quinlan D. Mrs., r. 1926 Steiner
Quiulau Daniel, hack driver United Carriage Co., r.
708 How ird
Quinlan D. P., miller, r. 482 Eighth
Quinlan Fergus, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Quinlan Janies H., machinist, r. Cortland Av. nr
Cherubusco
Quinlan Jeren;iah, helper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
60 Tehama
Quinlan John, r. ICO Clara
Quinlan John, r. 546 J^; Mission, rear
Quinlan John, carpenter, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Quinlan John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Quinlan John, laborer Soutljcrn Pac. R. E., r. Fair-
mount Tract, nr School House
Qiiinlau John, varni.-her Pac. Improvement Co.
Quinlan John, watchman Stockton Mills, r. 129 Clara,
rear
Quinlan J. Walker (B. Elumentbal & Co.). r. 501 Post
Quiulau Maggie Jlrs., dressmaking, 309 Sixth
Quinlan Martin, driver City R. R.,r. 1454 Minna
Quinlan Michael, section man Southern Pai-. R. E., r.
Misbion, nr Mohawk Av
Quinlan Michanl. set.nian, r. 510 Davis
Q,riNL,AN PETER B., registrar Spring Valley
Water Works, r. COO Greenwich
Quiulau Thomas, ke* per College HillReservoirSpring
Valley Water Works, r. Cortland Av, nr Cheru-
busco
Quii.lan Thomas H., clerk Nicholas Steiner, r. 1013
Polsom
Quinlan Timothy, machinist, r. 410 Third
Quinlan Williim (Davis & Quinlan), r. 728 Folsom
Quinlan William J., physician, office 623 Kearny, r.
923 Pine
Quinlap J. L., r. 427 Sutter
Q,UlNr.IN ALBERT G., physician and surgeon,
offi'.'o and r. 874 Jlissicn
Quiulin John, muchiuist, r. 420 ;<i Natcma
Quiiilin Maurice J., sab sman Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
r. Oak lend
Quinlin William G., passcpartoutmaker, r. 874 Miss
Quiulivan James, machinist Neville k Co., r. 439 Min
Quinu Amelia Miss, teacher music, r. 1060 Howard
Quinu Andrew, earriagewasher United Carriage Co.,
r. 7 Tehama, nar
Quinn Ann (widow), r. r>or, Eighth, rear
Quinu Arthur, contractor and real (state, r. 20 Ridley
Quinu Bet.sy A., domestic 1209 Jackson
Quinu Caiherino Mrs, type rubber Painter & Co., r.
144 Nat< ma
Quinu Charles, builder, r. 133 Oak
Quinu Charles foundryuian, r. 26 Minna
Quinn D., laborer Andrew Onderdi^n!:
Quinn Daniel, tnotfinifilur Poiter, Oppenheimer.
Slessingcr ti Co., r. 1222 Howard
Quinu Daiill, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 8
Miller PI
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Quinn David A., sewer contractor, r. 20 Ridley
Quinn Douuls. laborer, 26 Garden, rear
Quinn Edward (Perkins & Quinn), r. Oakland
Quinn Edward, biirlender Louis ScLultze, r. NE cor
Lombard and Sansom
Quinn Edward, bookkeeper Nlcbolag Bichard, r. 8
Vincent
Quinn Edward, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Quinn Edward, lonsslioromHU. r. 407 Main, rear
Quinn Edward, teamster, r. 611 Eighth
Quinn Edward, teamster, r. 1719 Leavenworth
Quinn Edward Jr., waiter, r. SE cor Main and Harrison
Quinn Ellen, domestic 918 O'Farrell
Quinn Ellen Miss, r. 462 Minna
Quinn Frank, operator American District Telegraph
965 Mission, r. 1034 3i Folsom
Quinn Hugh (Quinn & Cope), r. Potrero Av, bet Ala-
bama and El Dorado
Quinn Hugh, cook, r. 5 Tay
Quinn Hugh, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F.
F. D., r. 22 OTarrell
Quinn Hugh, teamster A. C. Dritz & Co., r. 853 Har
Quinn James, baker James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Quinn James, r. 560 Bryant
Quinn James, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 19
Ritch
Quinn James, hostler Smith & Poultney
Quinn James, laborer, r. E s Washington Av, bet Pre-
cita PI and Prospect PI, Berual Heights
Quinu James, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Quinn James, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 731 Natoma
Quinn James H., helper George Miillcr.r. 12 Polk
Quinn James H., policeman City Hall, r. 1126 Valencia
Quinn James I., gardener, r. 19 Fifth Av
Qu:nn Jane Miss, r. 314 Ivy Av
Quinu John. r. 727 Grove
Quinn John, r. 1108 Stockton
Quinn John, bricklayer, r. Railroad Av, nr Dolores
Quinu John, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Quinn John, driver Market St. R. R., r. 1.J40 Eddy
Quinn John, expressman, NE cor Dupont and Jack-
son, r. 502 Octavia
Quinn John, hostler, 524 Third, r. 370 Brannan
Quinn John, l.nborer, r. 64 Natoma
Quinn John, laborer, r. 266 Brannan
Quinn John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Quinn John, shoemaker, r. 37 Everett
Quinn John, tailor, 1050 Folsom
Quinn John, teamster, r. 311 Austin
Quinn John, teamster James McDevitt, r. 504 Minna
Quinn John, teamster Pac. Commercial Co.
Quinn John C, molder Mechanics' Foundry, r. 225
Minna
Quinn John C, shoemaker, 223 Fifth
Quiun JoLin E., fancy dry goods, 1400 Polk
Quinn John H., machinist L. & E. Emanuel, r. 370
Brannan
Quinn John J., teacher music, r. 20 Ridley
Quinu John T., waiter O. & O. S. S. Australia
Quinu John W., r. 10343^ Folsom
Quinn Miirgaret M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1222 Howard
Quinn Mary (widow), r. N s Thirteenth Av, bet L
and M, South S. F.
Quinn Maiy, domestic, 724 Turk
Quinn Mary Miss, r. 734 Nafoma, rear
Quinn Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1060 Howard
Quinu Matthew, laborer, r. SW cor Chesley and Har
Quinn Michael, expressman, cor Dupont and Jackson,
r. 516 Ivy Av
Quinn Michael, gasfitter, r. 109 Twelfth, rear
Quinn Michael, laborer, r. 318 Main
Quinn Michael, scrollsawyer Andrew Geishaker, r.
Oakland
Quinn Michael H., hatter, 127 Fourth, r. E s Mission,
nr Twent.v-seventh
Quinn Owen, boilermaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 227 Sec-
ond
Quinn P., laborer Lick House
Quinn Patrick, bellman Grand Hotel
Quinn Patrick, cook, r. 133 Dora
Quinn Patrick, expressman NW cor Howard and Sixth,
r. 40i'. Seventh, rear
Quinn P„trick, laborer, r. 863 J<> Market
Quinn Patrick, laborer Central Pac. K. R. freight de-
pot, r. 316 Seventh
Quinn Patrick C, carriage painter James Wylie,r. 223
Fifth
Quinn Peter, expressman, r. S s Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
Quinn Peter, oiler California Mills, r. 325 Minna
Quinn Potor. Btcvedoro A. M. SlinpHun k Brother,
Ueale Street Wharf, r. 9 Sherwood PI
Quinn Peter J., clerk JoHei)h FrederlckH k Co., r. 1126
Valencia
Quinn Samuel, fireman, r. 32 Do Boom
Quinn Theresa (widow), r. 8 b Wot.T, bet Mason and
Taylor
Quinu Thomas, r. 352 Brannan
Quinn Thomas, baker St. Joseph's Uouian Catholic
Infant Asylum, r. E s Q, bet Sevfcnteenth and
Nineteentli Avs, South S. F.
Quiun "^i'homas, contrai-tor, r. 34 Hayes
Q\iinn Thomas, tisherman, r. 101 Mission
Quinn Thomas, laborer, r. nr San Miguel Station
Quinn Tliomas, liquor saloon, 217 Pacific
Quiun Thomas, marblepoliHlier, r. 727 Minna, rear
QiJinu Tliomas, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Quinn Thomas, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. cor
Filth and Clara
Qiiiun Tliomas, stone cutter, r. Union Hotel
Quinu Timothy, driver Harry Jones, r. 675 Mission
Quinn Timothy F., butcher U. S. Restaurant, r. 229
Eighth
Quinn Willium, carpenter, r. 36 v. Peiry
Quinu William, currier, r. 791 Stevenson, rear
Quinn William, flagman Central Pac. R. K., r. 24
Clarence PI
Quinn William, laborer, r. 12 Broadway, rear
Quinn William, laborer, r. 107 Eighth
Quinn William, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. K.
Quinu William, seaman S. S. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Quiun V.'illiam, teamster, r. 138 Clara
Quinn William, teamster A. C. Dietz & Co., SE cor
Fifth and Harrison
Quinu William Jr., letterer Pioneer Steam Marble
Works
Quinn William H., extraman Engine No. 9, 8. F. F.
D., r. 318 Main
Quinu William H., i^atternmaker Golden State and Mi-
ner's Irou Works, r. 36!^ Perry
Quinn William H., salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co.. r. Oakland
Quinu William S., furniture millhand, r. 370 Brannan
Quinn William T., porter George H. Tay & Co., r. 12
Broadway
Quinn & Cope (Hugh Quinn and Thomas Cope),
plumbers, 10'J2 Mission
Quinne James, vice-president Genesee Mill Co., r.
2405 Mission
Quinones Evaristo L., cigars and tobacco, 1233 Dup
Quinquinet Antoine, cook 912 Bush, r. 1(>3$ Louisa
Quint George W., biickmaker, r. N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Q,XJINT L.EANDER, attorney at law, office 330
Pine, rooms 61-62. r. 1309 Mason
Quint Sewell P., r. 1618 Devisadero
Quintel Peter, carriagemaker Prosjier Estrade, r. 708
Battery
Quinteros Dominga Mrs., r. 14 Quincy PI
Quintiug Charles, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, r.
1718 V. Powell
Quinton Heniy C. porter Sutro & Co., r. 731 Folsom
Quinton John F., carpenter Excelsior Planing Mills,
r. Church, bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Quinton Maggie Miss, r. 326 Jessie
Quinton William, carpenter, r. 339 Shipley
Quintrand Jean, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. SE cor
Montgomery and Pacific
Quiren Alexander, r. 210 Montgomery Av
Quirk Catharine, domestic 119 Liberty
Quirk Daniel W., clerk West Coast Furniture Co., r.
660 Howard
Quirk Emma Miss, artist, r. 7 Mason
Quirk Honora (widow) , r. Ws Mission, opp St. Mary's
College
Quirk James, laborer, r. Waller, bet Octavia and La-
guna
Quirk Kate, domestic 1010 Bush
Quirk Michael, shoemaker, r. W e Mission, opp St.
Mary's College
Quirk Nicholas, r. 33 Eddy
Quirk Patrick, laborer, r. 410 Folsom, rear
Quirk Patrick M.. laborer, r. 58 Shipley, rear
Quirk Peter, teamster S. R. Church, r. 434 Vallejo
Quirk Pierce, shijJWiight, r. 62 Bernard
Quirk Thomas F., court room clerk Municipal Court
of Appeals, r. 1517 J^ Market
Quirk Timothy, coutractor, r. 907 Capp
BULLOCK & JON SP' -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Qnit7,ow Henry W., wholesale liquors, 519 Sacramento,
r. 44 South Park
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Raabe Fredericli, carpenter, r. 745 Tehama
Raabe Frederick, compounder J. Guudlach & Co., r.
Hiitttman's Hotel
Raabe Oenrge A., umrket, 1145 Folsoin
RAAS E. <Si CO., importers cloth and tailor's
trimmings, 616-018 Sacramento
Raa;; Emanuel (E. Raas & Co.). r. .517 Tyler
Raas .Jorieph, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 517 Tyler
Raatz Henry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Rabiiit Andiew, bootcrimper Michael Mitchell, r. 150
Tehama
Rabbit Lawrence, hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 320 Clem
Rabe Charles, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Rabe John, dentist E. O. Cochrane, r. Oakland
Rabe William H., clerk Belloc & Co.. r. Oakland
Rabcl Christian H., engineer E, Detrick & Co., r. 814
Filbert
Raber John, laborer, r. 17 Gilbert
Eabeux Camille Mrs., dressmake.", r. 1516 Powell
Rabeux Lonis, plasterer, r. 1516 Powell
Rabicher Alexander, laborer, r. till) Seventh
Rabiiig Adolph, groceries and liquors, I'I'S Seventh
Rabjoian Cliarles A., blacksmith Pacific Ironworks, r. |
55.J Minna |
Rabjohn Edwin, patternmaker, r. 555 Minna j
Rabjohn Edwin Jr., locksmith and sawtiler William ■,
A. Ettiug I
Rabjohn Thomas H., bookkeeper Sanborn, Vail & Co., j
r. 555 Minna
Eabone Alfred, cigarmaker I. S. Rosenbaum & Co., r. \
124 Olive Av I
Race A. J., r. 359 Jessie
Race William W., cliop house, 432 Cal, r. 613 Stockton
Rachtalski Bertha Miss, r. 1810 Post
Rachfulski Eva Miss, r. 1810 Post
Rachfulski Flora (widow), r. 1810 Post
Rachfulski Hedwig Miss, r. 1810 Pott
Racich .Andrew, restaviraut, 419 Duvls
Racich P., Austrian Benev. So;"., 71 New Montgomery
Raciuoux Henry, seaman, r. Western House
Rackard Robert, teamster Nichols & Atwood, r. cor
Fourth and Berry
Eackctt John, clerk, r. 319 Fourth
Rackett Theodore, clerk Surveyor General's Office, r.
304 Third
Rackman Frederick (Knight & Rackman) . r. 364 Clem
Baclei Victorine M. Miss, assistant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 1328 Jackson
Bacley R. Mrs. (widow) , r. 1328 Jackson
" acouillat Augxist, boxiiiaker Pacific Box Factory, r.
1423 Stockton
-ilacouillat Henrietta Mrs., milliner, 1423 Stockton
• Racouillat Ludovie (Myers, Oilman & Co., and Oilman
& Kacouillal), r. Ill Eleventh
Radclitl S. A., capitalist, r. International Hotel
Radclifl'e Frederick O., woodcarver Sanborn, Vail &
Co., r. 64 Tehama
Radclitte John H., r. 635 California
Radden Charles, upholsterer Indianapolis Chair Manu-
facturing Co., r. 120 Twellth
Raddich John, cook Antonio Birch, r. 26 South Park
Raddigan James, sectionman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
315 Nineteenth
Raddigan John, r. 2 St. Mary
Raddigan. See Eadigan
Raddocks William, boarding, 730 Folsom
Radebaugh R. F., clerk Qiisirtermasters' Department,
U. S. A., r. 917 McAllister
Ead< macher John C. (Rademacher & Lewin) , r. Fourth
Street Hotel
Rademacher & Lewin (John C. Rademacher and Moses
Lewin) , hair dressing saloon and baths, 419 Fourth
Rademacker John, waiter H. Hoops, 1017 Battery
Rademaker John M., barkeeper Charles Fox, r. 1122
Sacramento
Rademann Hermann, tanner Casper Becker, r. E s
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eighth
Radcr Christopher J., salesman Crystal Vinegar Works,
r. 13 Van Ness Av
Radford Brothers (Michael and Thomas), shoemakers,
9 Spring
^«li
Radford James, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
54ti Natoma
Radford Michael (Radford Brother.s), r. 1423 Sac
Radford Thomas (Radford Brothers) , r. 1423 Sac
Radigan Delia Miss, shoetitter U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 2606 Mission
Eadigan John, iocal jjolicemau, r. 244 Clementina
RADIUS L.UDWIG, bookbinder, 420 Kearny, r.
1025 Pine
Radleiu Minnie Mrs., midwife, r. 1013 Market
Radlotl'Ludwig, cutter Charles Meyer, r. 312 Post
Radomsky Adolph, laborer D. A. Macdouald & Co., r.
214 Steuart, rear
Radomsky August C, laborer, r. 214 Steuart
Radomsky Frederick, machinist, r. 214 Steuart
Radovich Antonio, chophouse 254 Steuart, r. E 8 Mis-
^ion, nr Tweutj'-seventh
RADOVICH BOZO, importer wines and liquors,
29 Geary, r. 808 California
Radovich John S., barkeeper B. Radovich, r. 808 Cal
RADOVICH L. iSi CO., (Edward Chielovich),
Mint Exchange, 877 Market
Radovich Lazai us (L. Radovich & Co., and Radovich
& Uhrlandt) , r. 1719 Pacific Av
Radovich Lucas, barkeeper Mattio Drobpz, r. .503 East
Radovich Lucas, waiter Camjji's Restaurant, r. 24 Wet-
more PI
RADOVICH & UHRLANDT (La/.arus Radovich
and Hermann E. Uhrlandt), liquor saloon, 306
Kearny
Radstone Julius, clerk Isaac Baer, r. 232 Sixth
Rae Frank B., electrician Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 1640 Sacramento
Rae James, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. 110 Dore, rear
Rae John, cook, r. 248 Tehama, rear
Rae Mary, domestic 1235 Pine
Kae Robert, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Rae Robert A., carpenter, r. 113 Valparaiso
Raeber l hrist, r. 35 Harlan PI
Ttaebiger Alexander, r. 612 Seventh
Kaeder Adam J., barkeeper William Browning, r. 515
Sacramento
Raeos Dolores, r. 1517 Mason
Rueth Jacob, bootmaker Herman Frese, r. 3 Central PI
Raetz Frederick, butcher, r. 616 California
Rafael Max J., teamster Miners' Branch Restaurant,
737 Market
Rafeld Isadore, clothing, 939 Folsom
Ratia Horatio, pastry cook Palace Hotel, r. 14 Verona PI
Rafi'a Paolo, baker Palace Hotel
Raliardy Antonio, waiter Joe Giusti & Co.
Rati'at S., watchmaker, r. 1027 Dupont
RAFFERTY JOHN (Read & Kalferty) and mining
secretary, office 333 Montgomery, r. 532 Folsom
Raflerty John P. (Lyman, Raflertv& Co.). r.lOOG Market
Raflerty John W., blacksmith Larkins & Co., t. 679
Clementina
Raflerty Joseph, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Raflerty Michael, r. 519 Mission
Raflerty Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Eafferty P., porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 30 Hunt
Raflerty Patrick, laborer C. E. Uaseltine
Raflerty Patrick, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway, rear
Riifl'erty Thomas, laborer Alban B. Butler, r. 229 Min
RaflVrty Thomas, hostler, r. Philadelphia House
Raflerty Wilson, fireman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
307 Fourth
Rafferty William, laborer, r. 679 Clementina
Raffetto Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Raflc'tto Louis, porter Cutting Packing Co.,r. 11 Union
PI
Rafletto Luigi I. (Raffutto & Bernieri), r. 625 Bdwy
Rafletto & Bernieri (Luigi I. Rafletto and John Ber-
nieri) , boots and shoes, 1304 Stockton
Rafif^ Antonio, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Ratio Colombo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Raffo Frank, cooper Henry Lang, r. SE cor Dupont
and Vallejo
Raffo J., commission merchant, r. 231 Montgomery Av
Raffo John B., bartender George Kieffer, r. SE cor Du-
l^ont and Vallejo
Rafl'o Joseph, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 19 Fil-
bert PI
Raffo Luigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Raffo Rosa. Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Raf tery John, laborer, r. 715 Natoma
Eaftery Michael, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 49
Jessie.
Ragan Edward M., tinsmith John M. Bryan, r. 317
Jessie
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mojitgomery St
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Bagan Henry, shoemaker BucMugham & Hecht, r.
lae^ Kuse Av
Eagan Patrick, saloonkeeper, r. 436 Jessie
Kagau P. J., physician and surgeon, office and r. 659
Clay
Kagget Michael, porter Sachs, Strassburger & Co., r.
625 Ivy Av
Raggio Bartolomeo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Bagsdale Charles, cardriver, r. Terminal Hotel
Eagsdale J. C, foreman Burnham, Leeds & Co., r. 506
Montgomery
Kagusin Jacob, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Eahe Gustave W., carpenter, r. 11 Alaska PI
Kahili Mary (widow) , r. 418 Valencia
Eahill WilliaiJi, horse dealer, r. 227 Minna
Eahlman Hurry i\ (Deickmaun & Kahlman) , r. SW
cor Kailroad and I'ifieeuth avs. South S. F.
Eahloes August, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r. SE s
Farragut Av, nr Mission
Kahu Federick, assayer, r. 637 Vallejo
Eahu John, miner, r. 228 Bush
Kahn Mary (widow), r. 1 Virginia
Kahsskupli' Carl, mathematical and surveying instru-
mentmaker, 412 Commercial, r. 2420 Sacramento
Eahwyler Abraham, watchmaker and jeweler, 631
Kearny, r. 1 Telegraph PI
Eaicevich Antonio, restaurant, 30 Fourth, r. 440 Jes-
sie, rear
Baicevich Boso, bartender Spiro Baicevich
Eaicevich John, iisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Eaicevich Siiiro, oyster saloon, 808 Kearny
Eaich Andrew, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Eaid Ann (widow) , r. 3 Park Av
Euigmen Calhoun B., seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Bail Eugene B., r. Grand Hotel
Bail Thomas, shoemaker, r. 37 J^ Sixth
Eailroad Brewery, Frederick Schuster proptr, 425-427
Valencia
RAILROAD EXCHANGE, Nicolai Petersen,
proptr, N\V cor Fourth and Townsend
RAILROAD GAZETTEER, H. S. Crocker & Co.
proptrs, Edwiu F. Bean manager, office 401-403
Sansom
Eailroad Hotel, John N. Schneider proptr, SE cor Polk
and Austin
Eailroad Lodgings, Bailey & McLean proptrs, 533
Commercial
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE (Eighth Division),
H. J. McCusick superintendent, office 606 Mont
Raimond Kobert E., r. 1112 Stockton
Baimond. See Raymond and Bamon
Biinbow Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.), Nelson
C.Walton Jr. secretary, office 324 Pine,jroom 1
Bainer Frank, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Bainer Max, vuruisher Pac. Improvement Co.
Baiuey Bridget (widow), furuL-Ued rooms, 303 Davis
Bainey C. J., nigut inspector Custom House, r. 17 Min-
na
Bainey George, ui^holsterer, r, SW cor Clay and
Broderick
Bainey Samuel, superintendent steam fire engines S.
F. F. 1)., r. 2 Seliua PI
Bainey William, salesman Muser Brothers, r. SW cor
Clay and Broderick
Eainford Charles, stevedore, r. 10 Eincon Av
Eainlord J., sawmaker Pac. Saw Manuf. Co., r. 255
Bcale
Eainlord Samuel, master mariner, r. 10 Eincon Av
Eaintort Thomas, stevedore A. C. Freese
Baiu.sbury John, laborer Central Pac. B. E. Freight
Depot, r. .'J07 Fourth
Rainsbury Bobert, laborer freight department Cen-
tral Pac. B. B., r. 2'J Oak Grove
Baisbeck John E., compositor John H. Carmany &
Co., r.C13 Howard
Eaisch Albert J., cojiyist County Clerk, r. 130 Elev-
enth
RAISCH FREDERICK, plumber, 144 Eleventh
Eaisch Godfrey, contractor, r. 136 Eleventh
Raisin August, cook. The Baldwin
Raisin Ernest, cooper, r. 20 Banuam PI
Raith George (Fletcher & Kaith,) r. 8 St. Charles PI
Bait/ Cliristoplier, carpenter, r. 322 Bitch
Rakeiigal Charles, machinist, r. 14 Zoe
Raleigh George, miner, r 427 Shipley
Itall William, .seaman Pacific Mail S. 8. China
Ralls Richard F. (Bush& Ralls), r. The Baldwin
Ralph George, laborer, r. 139 Silver
Balph George E., assayer, r. 2 Vernon PI
Balph James, note clerk Bank of California, r. 1210
Twenty-first
Balph James D., clerk Marcus C. Hawley & Co., r. 2
Vernon PI
Balph Joseph, baker Patrick Lynn, r. 1138 Folsom
Ralph Letitia A. Mrs., dressmaker, 1022 Stockton, r.2
Vernon PI
Balph Patrick J., clerk, r. 531 Geary
Balph William, carpenter, r. SE cor California and
Broderick
Balph William, cooper, r. 2 Vernon PI
Ealphe Maurice, cook, r. 244 Jessie
Balston Alexander, r. 8 Dupont
RALSTON A. J., president Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., office 216 Sansom, room 2,r. Oakland
Ralston Gavin, patternmaker George F. Buswell, r.
305 Fremont
Ralston Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
O. D. Squire, secretary, office 331 Mont, room 28
Ralston H. & J. manuf s architectural and ornamental
iron work, 220 Fremont
Balston Hardy H., proptr Olympic Lodging House, 904
Kearny
Balston Harriet (widow) , r. 523 JiJ Natoma
Balston Henry (H. & J. Balston), r. Oakland
Balston House, Mrs. Kate Geary proprietress, 319
Fourth
Balston James, drayman Genesee Flour Mills, r. 159
Clara
Balston John (H. & J. Balston) , r. Oakland
Balston John O., housepainter, r. 1914 Polk
Balston Bobert, fireman stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Eamage Walter J., steward O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Eamb Eichard, cook William B. Duncan, r. 1007Ji^
Pearl
Eambaud A. & Co. (Marcelin Mouret) , proptrs Flor-
ence Bakery. 1518^ Stockton
Bambaud Alfred (A. Bambaud & Co.), r. 1518 J^ Stock
Bamboux P., cook Lick House
Bameau Albert, carpenter S. S. Ancon, r. 113 Jackson
Bamel Frank (P. Jeauneau k Co), r. 710 Lombard
Bamelli Augelo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5 3^ Keaimy
Bamers F., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Bamey J. W., driver Market St. E. E., r. Cincinnati
Hotel
Bamey Peter, deckhand stm El Caisitan, Oakland Fer-
ry, r. 315 Broadway
Bamey William L.,toll receiver Mission Bay Bridge,
r. 512 Fell
Bamirez Ambrocia (widow) , r. 510 Broadway
Bamirez Clara (widow), r. 510 Broakway
Bamirez John, saddlemaker Main & Winchester, r. 5
Pollard PI
Eamish Adolph, assistant bookkeeper Buyer, Beich &
Co.,r. 178 Perry
Eamm Albert, clerk Peter Fernandez, r. 949 Bryant
Eamm H., fresco painter, r. 18 First
Baium Henrv, vabinetraaker Fifth Street Furniture
Manuf Co.. r. 949 Bryant
Bamm Hcury, wholesale and retail wines and liquors,
216 Van Ness Av
Eammel John, laborer German Hotel
Bammelsberg Augustus, superintendent Berkeley
Ferry, office 717 Montgomery, r. Berkeley
Rammus George, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 26
Turk
RAMON ANSEL3IO, cigars and tobacco, 416 Bat-
tery, r. 116 Shipley
Bamon Louis, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Bamon Villa, bootblack Julian Gonzales, r. Alameda
Bamon. See Baimond and Baymoud
Eamos Charles, canvasser S. F. Chronicle, r. 335 Te-
hama
Eamos Manuel, barber M. M. Cordeiro, 20 Clay
Bampazzi Battista, waiter Battista Giacometti, r.
Broadway, nr Montgomery
Bampe David H., painter, r. 1021 Alabama
Bampo Ellen (widow) , r. 1021 Alabama
Bampe Henry J., barkeeper Bohltl's & Woelke, r. 1021
Alabama
Eamsay Arthur A., bookkeeper Thomas M. Antisell &
Co., r. 121 Powell
Eamsay William, carpenter, r. 73 Tehama
Bamsdell Benjamin H. (Bamsdell k Peiia) , r. 931 Va-
lencia
Bamsdell Drucilla Mrs., r. 953 Harrison
Bamsdell P. H., r. 931 Valencia
RAMSDELL iSi PENA (B. H. Bamsdell and H.
Diaz Pena) , wholesale and retail coal, 110 Jack
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufactvire Fj»« Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kcamy St.
RAM
725
Kaiiisden Charles H., assistant accountant First Na
tioniil Gold Bank of San Francisco, r 2''->K Pine
nanisrll Frank A expressman, NE cor Main and
Uoward, r. TXi Guerrero
Raniser Carl, seaman, r. 2(> Sacramento
Ramsey David M, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office r 2'i7
Sixth ' "'
Ramsey George, cook estate of Jonathan C Mc-
Kewen, r. 2 Caroline PI
Ramsey James D., plasterer, r. 1407 Sacramento
Kamscy Peter, saloon keeper, r. 813 Paciljc
Ramsey Robert, stevedore A. C. Freeso
Ramsey William J., salesman Landers & Gilmore r
41ii Nutoma
Ramsiu Francois, laborer, ly. Church PI
Ramson Albert, liquor saloon, ll:i Jackson
Rand Au^'ustus C, master mariner, r. 110 O'Farrell
Ran.l Holhs, miller Genesee Mill Co., r. 507 Mission
Rand James, r. 904 Kearny
Raud John J.,with Howe & Hall. r. Commercial Hotel
Ran. .John R. (W. M. Johnson & Co.), r. Alameda
Rand Leauder, bootheeler Porter, Oppenheimer Sles-
siiiger iS; Co. '
Rand William 13., bookkeeper Haste & Kirk r Oak
land ' ■ ^'"^'
Randall Annie, shampooer Hammam Batlis, r 13 Dud
Randall Annie S. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U ii
Mint, r. U14 Powell ' '
Randall Charles, cook International Hotel
Randall Charles, porter, r. 328 Jessie
Randall Charles W. (H. P.Wakelee .S: Co.), r. 315 Ellis
^""'l^ ! t^eorge'C, clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 315
Randall George S., packer Porter, Oppenheimer Sles-
singer & Co., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel '
Randall James, lumber dealer, r. 440 Brannan
Randa,] .John, baker S. F. Cracker Co., r. 257 Minna
Randall John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Randall John C, clerk, r. 71 Natoma
Randall .John N., engineer, r. 1010 Leavenworth
Randall Pet^r M., civil engineer, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Randall Robert S., r. 94 Mont«omerv Block
Ramlall Sauniel B., captain tug NeiHune, r. Alvarado
Kandall \\ illiam, carpenter, 224 Minna
S""'!"!', Vl^}-^'"^ ^■' '''°'"''' •■*"'^ tobacco, 1573 Market '
itandall William W., business manager The City Ar-
gus and (Argus Publishing Co.) , r. 430 Oak
Randall. See Randle
Randegger John, shoemaker, r. 434 Vallejo rear
Randhahn Henry, laborer M. Morgeirthau, r. 506
Sixtii
Randle Franklin G., clerk general passenger and
ticket agent's office Central Pac. R. R.. r 805 -.i
Market
Randle P. W., physician, N s Point Lobes Av, nr Wil-
liamson
Raudol .]. B., r. The Baldwin
Randolf O. W. F., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Randolph Charles, teamster Funcke & Co., r. 39 Con-
ver.se
Randolph Charlotte (widow), r. 1 Margaret PI
Randolph Daniel L. (Randolph, Mackintosh & Co.) . r.
122;) (ieary
Randolph Frank W., clerk John S. Bugbee, r. 139
Soutii Park Av
Randolph Henry, hat-room man Palace Hotel
Randolph John H., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 644 Miss
Randolph .John Hamilton, night watchman Turner,
Kennedy & Shaw, r. .512 Ninth
Randolph John W., waiter Paiace Hotel, r. 538 Miss
Raiuhdph Lucy N. Miss, assistant teacher Lincoln
Gr.immar School, r. 11'24 Eddy
BAXOOLPH, MACKINTOSH Jii CO. (Daniel
L. Randolph, William Mackintosh, and Martin
Bacou), stockbrokers, office 322 Jlontgomery
Randolph Murgaret Miss, r. 11'24 Eddy
Randolph Ileuben F., shipcarpenter, r. 139 South
Park Av
RANDOLPH SAW CO., W. W. Webster agent,
olhce 45 Fremont
Randolph Tarmesia M. (widow), r. 1124 Eddy
Randolph William C. (Anderson & Randolph) , r. Oak-
land
Rangely Robert, r. Park Hotel
Raugod Gustav, dyeing works, 519 Fourth
Rank Cyrus P., policeman City Hall. r. 2 Eighth
Rank bdward P., stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 1 Warren
Av
Rank Francis, leatherflnlsher, r. 5 Geneva
Ranke William, r. 226 Third
RAP
» »V.' "'I'.' S' venth, r. 1015 How«rd
A P k' K«-V"''"^ '*' <^'*»- (J^-'I*- Rankin and
v.r i- l"^'""'- l"''^'!'*''" i'tti'ilic Iron Works. 127-
l'i5 First *
RANKIN CHARLES E., blank book manuf. 540
».>iay, r. I20l Clay
Rankin Edward, collector Wine Dealers' Gazette, of-
flee and r. 719 Mark, t '
Raakin George, candymaker David Hli-schfeld r 654
Mission
Rankin George, seaman, r. 71 Natoma
Omrt""'^''''^"'"^''"""*'*^""'""^®'*"*'"^' '• Norton
Rankin Ira P. (Rankin, Braytou .«c Co.), r. 524 Post
Rankin James, keeper Fort Point Lighthouse
RHukin John, seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Rankin John P., cook, r. 224 Hitch
^""nrd ^""""'^ H-.P"lK-''"'an City Hall, r. 819 How-
Raukiu William, hackdrivcr David Stewart, r 134
Seventh
Raulett Horace D., dealer ores, office 306 Pine r Oak-
land '
Rannar Joseph, dairyman Ernest W. Elevesahl r
Scolt, bet (Jreenwii-h and Lombard
Rano Frank, Austrian Benev. Sqc, 71 New Mont
Rauous John H..poli,emnn City Hall, r. 221 Sixteenth
Ransom lU.sha (Elihha l!flns,.m & Co.), r. ]1'20 lUish
RANSO-II ELISHA .S. CO. (J. sic! Wilson).
deal.rsgrain.oftce 204 California, room 3
Ransom Eliza (widows, r. 1210 Union
Ransom James P., laborer I. S. Kalloch, 23U Mission
Ransom John W.. r. 021 Bush
Ransom Julius B,, carpenter, r. 12 Lilly Av
Ransom Lee J., attorney at law. r. 913 Geary
Kausom Lyman W., r. 2n Twelfth
Ransom Matilda A. (widow), r. 913 Geary
Hansom Sidney S., hostler Calden k Pickett r 915
Buchanan
Ranson Andrew, first officer stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Ranson Edward, mining, r. .52 Second
Ransone Claude, actor Bella Union Theater
Ran.s(me John, actor Bella Union Theater
Ranstrym A., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Ranucchi Lazaro, cook G. Bertolucchi, r. 317 Broad-
way
Rauzanti Christian, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
R;ipe Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r 512 Miss
Rapilye Eliza (widow), r. 221 Sixteenth
Raphael Charles, r. 1025 Clay
Raphael George, clerk Isaac Raphael, r. 326 O'Farrell
Raphael H., tailor, 9 Taylor
Raphael Hyman, picture framemaker. r. .309 Eighth
Raphael Isaac, clothing and furnishing goods 632
Montgomery, r. 321", O'Farrell
Raphael Isidore, cigars and tobacco, 430 Kearny r
1025 Clay '
Raphael James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill r S s
Minnesota, nr Solano
Raphael James, machinist Rlsdon I. and L. Works r
739 Stevensim '
Raphael Jane, r. 153 Shiplev
Raphael John J., clerk Tilden .fe Wilson, and secre-
tary Morgan Mining Co.. r. 1110 Kearny
Raphael Julius, clerk Isaac Raphael, r. 32.1 O'Farrell
Raphael Louis, cominission merchant, office NE cor
Clay and Front, r. 013 Ellis
Raphael Morris, r. 510 Eddy
Raphael Nathan M., bookkeeper Colman Brothers r
510 Eddy '
Raphael P.iuline Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmo-
p.)Iitan Primary School, r. 510 Eddy
Raphiiel Robert. f.)reman molder Risdon I. and L
Works, r. 793 Stevenson
Raphael R .bert R., clothing and fuinishing goods
547 Washington, r. Windsor H.iuse
Raplia-l John 11., clerk Great Eastern Cigar Co. r
1015 Pacific '
Rapin.it L.)uis, bartender George Monnier, r 1153
Howar.l
Rapozo Manuel P., fisherman, r. 415 Dnimm
Rapozo Manuel S., bootmaker, 415 Druuim, r. Lisbon
House
Rapp Adolphe. jeweler William Baehr, r. 7 Caroline
Rnpp .\ugustus, harness cleaner Dashaway Stables r.
2 Haywood '
BEAMISH, always haa latest styles. Collars, Cuffe, Neck Arsss, etc.
ANDERSON iS; RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
EAP
726
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Bapp Charles, machinist Golden State and Miners' i
Ironworks, r. 2506 Post I
Eapp Charles, tailor, r. 435 Pine
Kapp Charles E., hairdressin^ saloon, 325 Dupont, r. |
CIO Powell
Rapp George A., driver Henry Kissane
Bapp Jacob, expressman, 100 Post, r. 10 Byington !
Bupp Jacob J., carrier Evening Bulletin, r. 228 Bush \
Kapp John H., tailor Bullock & Jones, r. 7 August '
Alley 1
Rapp Julius F., hairdresser, r. 1010 McAllister !
Rapp Julius F. Jr.,hor6eshoc'r Central R. R., r. 1010 i
McAllister I
Kapp William, carpenter, r. 724 Mission i
Rappaz Maurice, steward John P. Gallagher, r. 244 ^
Jessie •
Rappiu Gabriel, physician, ofBce andr. 515 Mont Av
Kaquet August, bookkeeper Russ, Meyerink & Co.,r. j
532 Pine
Rasche Charlotte (widow), r. 1221 Bush !
Rasche Henry, piano tuner, r. 1221 Bush
Rasche Joseph, currier Laguna Tannery, r. 1827 Clay
Rasche William, saloonkeeper, r. 930 Mission
RASCHEN BROS. (Liider and Frederick), gro-
ceries and liquors, NW cor Third and Townsend
Raschen Frederick (Raschen Bros.), r. NW cor Third
and Townsend
Raschen Htnry (L. Sopken & Co.) , r. 527M Birch Av
Raschen Lvider (Raschen Bros.) , r. NW cor Third and
Townsend
Raschen Martin, clerk Henry Balzer & Co., r. G32
Broadway
Raschke Gustav, capitalist, r. SW cor Winslow and
Mayflower
Kascovitch August, r. Ns Sixteenth, bet Guerrero and
Dolores
Rash Robert, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Rask John, dummyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1324
Sacramento
Raskey Peter, seaman, r. 106 Jackson
Rasmus Bernard, r. 5 Washington
Rasmussen Andrew, conductor N. B. and Mission R.
R., r. 38 Clara
Rasmussen C. F., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1108
Steiner
Rasmussen Christian, coachman W. N. Hawley, r. NE
cor Hayes and Fillmore
Rasmussen Christopher (O. Wilson & Co.), r. 1227
Hampshire
Rasmussen Dora, domestic NE cor California and
Taylor
Rasmussen Erasmus P. (Okerlund & Rasmussen), r.
221'J Mason
Rasmussen George J., tailor, r. Seventeenth Av, bet
Q and R, South 8. F.
Rasmussen Jans, farmer, r. 428 Drumm
RasmuBsen Jens master mariner, r. 230 Francisco
Rasmussen John F., clerk C. M. Grellmann, r. 720
Mission
Rasmussen John P., captain schr Hannah Madison,
otfice 271 East, r. 108 Francisco
Rasmussen Lewis, gardener James Palache, 331
Guerrero
Rasmussen Peter, blacksmith, r. 2219 Mason
Rasmussen Peter, boot and shi.emaker, 305 Third
Rasmussen Peter, butcher, r. W s Rhode Island, nr
Yolo
Rasmussen Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Rasmussen Rasmussen, proptr White House Hotel,
N 8 Sierra, Jir Louisiana
Basner Henry C, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Bason Frank, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Basselli Antoine, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 16
Scott
Rassctte E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 11 Kearny
Baseette Frank, r. NW cor Eightli and Braunan
Rassette J. B., proptr Rassette Hoti.l, NW cor Eighth
and Brannan
Rassctte S. J., bookkeeper Remillnrd Bros., r. 11 Kear-
ny
RasHon Josepli D., r. 1235 Market
Ratcovich ('liristopher, fruits, 1312 Polk
Rathlionc Frank H., clerk Thomas Bailey & Co., r.
(i(i(i,'<. Bryant
Kathbone Georgi; E., carpenter, r. Bernal Heights
Rathbun Marin (widow), r. 333 Geary
Bath.ie A., clerk, r. 18 First
Ratlijen Frederick, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Bathjeu Henry (Mass & llathjen), r. 603 Bush
Bathjen Herman, teamster, NE cor Mason and Bay, r.
Oakland
Rathman August C, bookkeeper Eisen Bros., r. 846
Mission
Rathman Henry, bookkeejjer, r. 846 Mission
Rathmau Joseph, upholsterer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Rathman William, clerk A. Nicoll, r. 846 Mission
Ratie Eugene, cord and t;isselmaker, r. 13 Valparaiso
Ratigan Edward, stonecutter, r. 1905 Scott
Ratigan Patrick, painter, r. 10 Hill
Ratigan. See Rattigan
Ratowsky Harry S., tailor Henry Ratowsky, r. 451 Na-
toma
Ratowsky Henry, merchant tailor, 106 Dupont, room
20, r. 1119 Leavenworth
Rattan Volney, teacher Girls" High School, r. NW cor
Devisadero and Washington
Rattenberg Henreich, cook. r. 12 .\nthony
Ratteuberry Henry L., clerk, r. 20 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Ratteuberry Mary A. Mrs., r. 20 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Eattenberry William A., minstrel, r. 20 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Rattenbury William H. (Rattenbury & Rowley), r.
St. Anil's Building, room 30
RATTEXBURY & ROWLiEY' (William H.
Katteiibury and B. N. Rowley), managers Profes-
sional Protective Association, office 4 Eddy,
room 30
Ratterman Charles, waiter Philadelphia House, r. 423
Bush
Ratti Domenico, vegetables, 17 Colombo Market
Rattier Eugene, fringemaker A. Colombat, r. 13 Val-
paraiso
Rattigan James, laborer, r. Ninth, opp Shipley
Rattigan John, miner, r. 214 Broadway
Rattigan John, night watchman Omnibus R. R.,r. 244
Clementina
Rattigan Michael, laborer, r. 704 Tehama
Rattler Lewis, liquor saloon, 334 Bush
Rattlesnake Quicksilver Mining Co. (Pine Flat, Cal.),
Andrew Baird secretary, office 312 California
Ratto Antonio, laborer, r. 533 Green
Ratio Bartolomeo, bakery, 420 Pacific, r. 502 Post
Ratto Bicuo, ashman, r. 1904 Powell, rear
Ratto Charles, r. 804 Third
Ratto Ellen, furnished rooms, 804 Third
Ratto G., r. 529 Fourth
Ratto G. B., laborer, r. 430 Vallejo
Ratto Giovanni (A. Metastazio & Co.), r. Gaven, nr
Greenwich
Ratto Giovanni, gardener. N s Ocean House Road, nr
Alms House
Ritto Giovanni, laborer, r. 1113}^ Kearny
Ratto Henry, waitt-r, r. 1611 Powell
Ratto Josei)h (Ratto \- Arata),r. 511 >^ Fourth
Ratto Otto M.,tlerk, 1611 Powell
Ratto R., exijrcssman, r. .502 Post
Katto h Arata (Joseph Ratto and Andrew Arata) ,
fruits, etc., 511,'^ Fourth
Rattray Alexander, physi, ian, office andr. «A% Sutter
Ratz Frederick, barber Oppenheim & Stieber, r. 13
Grand Av
Ratz Gus A., waiter Pacilic Mail S. S. Colima
Ratz William J., barber, (lyi Union, r. 519 Montgom-
ery Av
Ran AdolphH. (Ran & Todt),r. Clipper, nr Church
Rau Henry, dentist, 799 Mission
Rau John F., lithographic engraver G. T. Galloway,
r. 123 l<j Lilly Av
Rau Louise Mrs., milk depot. 132 Fifth
Rau^ Todt (Adolph H. Rau and John Todt) cutlerfi
and locksmiths. 119 Licdesdorff
Raubinger Bernard, carrier California Demokrat, r. 311
Chestnut
Raubinger Emil, barkeeiier Edward L. Wagner, r. 1232
Dupont
Raubinger William, teamster, r. 616 Lombard
Rauch Albert, coachman H. A. Hedger, r. 1614 Tyler
Raud Richard, cook, r. 27 v. Pearl
Raue Louisa (widow) , nurse, r. 7.'>8 Howard
Rauer Jacob J., clerk Samuel C. Harding, r. 26 Sixth
Rauft Amelia i\Irs.. dressmaker, r. 13 FlOience
Rauft Henry A., clerk A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 13
Florence
Rauft Philip, boxmaker, r. 13 Florence
Batilmiun John, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 38 Tehama
Eaun Edward T. (Kenitzer h Baun) ,r. 601 California
Bulloci: & Jones— Imputing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
FINE UATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', TOG to 716 Keamy St
KAU
727
KEA
Rauu John M., office 430 Montgomery, r. 725 Pine
Rausch Charles, seaman, r. 204 ateiirrt
liaiisch John, exprcssiuan, r. 1(>17 Li'aveuworth, rear
KuuBch Michael, rlerk Felix Uil, r. 18 Bernard
Rausch Otto, compositor California Demokrat, r. 725
Grove
Rausch Samuel, peddler, r. 142 Shipley
Raust'hen Henry J., tailor, r. 3 Mary Lane
RauKchkoIb Frederick, steward Prescott House, r. 1021
Paoitic
Ranter Anna (widow) , r. 1218 Kearny
Ravauni C, with Lippi Brothers, r. 268 Jessie, rear
Ravekes David (Whittier, Fuller &Co.),r. 317 Fre-
mont
Raveley Samuel W., steam, book and job printer, 518
Clay, r. 1211 ;<j Clay
Riven Fr.cnk O.. seaman, r. 1122 Tvler
RAVEXNA, GHlRARDELLii iSi CO. (Vincent
Ravenna, Antcuio Ohinirdelli and Louis Buero) ,
manufs maccaioui, tt-'., 421-423 Battery
Ravenna H., fruits, 1023 Pacific
Ravenna Vincent (Uaveuna, Ghirardelli & Co.), r.lGOH
Leavenworth
Ravens Henry, master mariner, r. 1519 Tyler
Ravczzaui Eiuile, varuisher Pac. Improvement Co.
Raviciotti Victor, painter Em.»nuel F. Rea, r. 1131 Dup
Ravu George, tiremau Gal. Sugar Retinery
Ravn Hans (Kavn & Boyseu),r. 1433Dupont
Ravn & Boysen (Hans Ravn and Martin Boysen) , gro-
ceries and liquors, S\V cor Dupont and Union
Rawich Siiiero, liquor saloon, 417 Pacific
Rawl Bernard, carpenter, r. 14 Folsom
Rawl Mary Ann (widow), cigars and tobacco, 14 Fol
Rawles D., farmer, r. 529 Sacramento
Rawley John, seaman, r. 238 Stuuart
Rawlings John M. (Linforth & Rawlings), r. SW cor
Nineteenth and Diamond
Rawlins H. C, driver United Carriage Co., r. 628 How
Rawlins Hiram S., calker, r.563}^ Mission
Rawlins John, lumberman, r. Ill Howard
Rawlins Robert J., foreman annealing room U. S.
Mint, r. 1165 Mission
Rawlinson John, porter Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. 38 Tehama
Rawlinson Peter, carpenter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Rawlinson William S., carpenter, r. 121 Ninth
Rawson George B., expressman, cor Pine and Polk, r.
1616 Jackson
Rawson J. D., painter, r. 1235 Market
Rawson Richard, mail clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 1325
Washington
Rawson Sarah Mrs., r. 1235 Market
Ray Adolph, barkeeper George Monnier,>. 1153 How
Ray Charles, cook Huss House
Ray Charles C. r. 110 Tiiylor
Ray Frederick J. (Ray .*c Brother), r. W s Castro, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Ray Henry, baker Russ House, r. 1308 Devisadero
Ray James, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf Co., r.
cor Sixteenth and Guerrero
Ray J. F., night inspector Custom House, r. 4.34 Bran
Bay John, cook, r. o46 Fourth
Ray Louis, fresco painter Richard R. Leon, r. 336
Vallejo
Ray Mary Miss, r. 1020 Vallejo
Ray Patrick, driver United Carriage Co., r. SW cor
Gilbert and Brannan
Ray Philip, r. 411 Brannan
Ray Robert, carpenter, r. 422 Brannan, rear
Ray R. S.. tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 1, S. F.
F. D.,r. 22 0'Farrell
Ray William, r. 1202 Powell
Ray William A. (Ray Aj Brother), r. W 8 Castro, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Ray William S. (W. S. Ray & Co.), r. 1518 Mission
Ray W. S. & Co. (William B. Anderson), caboose,
office and cooking stoves, etc., 12-14 Market, and
9-11 Sacramento, and proplrs O.K. Foundry, 228
Main
Ray& Brother (William A. and Frederick J.), lumber,
NE cor Main and Howard
Ray. See Raye, Rea and lleay
Rayan W. J., student Barii.-ird's Business Co, lege
Rayburn W. U., Rev., r. Comracrrcial Hotel
Raychester Gilbert I., dealer coal oil cases, r. 38 Park
Av
Raychester Henrv, junk peddler, r. 449 Ninth
Raye A. P. (A. P."Rave& Co.),r. NW cor Polk and Elm
Av
Raye A. P. & Co., carpets, oilcloths, etc., 1020 Market
Rayes C. (widow), r. 32 Fourth
Raymey J. W., driver Market St. R. R., r. .529 Valencia
Raymond A.L., r. 715 Uoward
R.W MONO ANO EI..Y MINING CO. (Ely Dis-
trict, Nev.), J. W. Pew secretary, office 310 Pine,
room 15
Raymond Anthony, milkman, W s Arkansas, nr Sierra
Raymond David, gatekeeper Pacific Mail 3. S. Co., r.
1005 Twenty-first
Raymond Dellah, domestic 1012 Pine
Raymond Doniiugos, r. W s Arkansas, nr Sierra
Raymond Emily Miss, fancy worker, r. Valley, bet
Church and Sanchez
Raymond Florence, dyer, r. Valley, bet Church and
Sancliez
Raymond Frank, clerk City and County Attorney's
Office, r. 2916 Sacramento
Raymond Frederick, carpenter, r. Sailors' Home
Raymond George, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 467
Stevenson
Raymond George A. (Raymond & Wilshiro), r. San
Rafael, Marin Co.
Raymoiul George W., laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Raymipnd Henry, fancy goods, 1708 Polk
Raymond Henry, seaman, r. 6!^ Bjardman PI
Haymond Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Raymond Ida JUkb, r. 902 Clay
Raymond Isr.ul W., capitalist, office 215 California, r.
1609 Larkiu
Raymond John, r. 731 Vallejo
Raymond John, shoemaker Buckingham k Hecht, r.
112 Lilly Av
Raymond Joseph, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 2405
Laguna
Raymond Reuben, gloveeutter Danicheflf Glove Fac-
tory, r. 1648 Polk
Raymond Richard, expressman, r. 106 Colton
Raymond Samuel A., mining, office 302 Montgomery,
room 6, r. 601 Polk
Raymond William P., grainbrolser, 220 Clay, r. Oakland
RAYMONO «& WiliSHlRE (George A. Raymond
and William B. Wilshire) , agents Macneale &
Urban safes and Buffalo scales, 215-217 California
Raymond. See Raiiuond and Ramon
Raynaud Felix C, silverplater, r. 835 Greenwich
Rayner Edward S., stock clerk Eugene P. Murphy, r.
34 Eddy
RAYNOt.DS C. T. & CO., D. C. Lloyd manager,
manuts and imijorters paints, oils, varnishes,
etc., 9 Front
Raynor Joel, housemover, r. 1141 Mission
Raynor Molly Bliss, actress, r. 102 Mason
Raynor William S., salesman, r. 1410 Lnrkin
Razetti Giulia, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Razetti Maria, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Razetto Benedetto, fi:-herinau, r. 896 Front
RAZETTO FORTUNATO, liquor saloon, 621
Mission, and sup'riuteudent New Metropolitan
Market, r. 119 Fifth
Razzani Frank, laborer, r. 14^ Gilbert, rear
R.izzanti Mary (widow), r. 726 Brannan, rear
Razzo Christoiiher, vegetable garden, E s San Jose
Road, nr Industrial School
Rea Alfred, painter Emanuel F. Rea, r. 1131 Dupont
Rea Alonzo, capitalist, r. 519 Third
Kea Charles T.. stockbroker, r. 126 Tyler
Rea Emanuel F., house and sign painter, 1131 Dupont
Rea Frank E., actor, r. 6 I'ella PI
R« LoisM. Miss, r. 120 Tyler
Rea Lull-, Mexican Rifle's Armory, 1524 Stockton
Rea. See Ray, Raye and Reay
Read Albert G., mining, r. 18;<; Rubs
Read Catherine Miss, typerubber Painter & Co.
Read Cliarles, carpenter, r. W s Sausom, nr Filbert,
rear
Read Charles, tinsmith George n. Tay & Co., r. 112
Francisco
Read Charles C, salesman Whittier. Fuller & Co., r.
319 Fremont
Read Edward, tailor, W s Annie, bet Jessie and Stev-
enson, r. 231 Sixth
Read Edward B., r. 1708 Fillmore
Read Francis, capitriiist, r. 319 Fremont
Read Frank W., bookkeeper Stearns & Smith, r. 1324
Mission
Read George, waiter Russ House, r. 16 Banscb
Read Henry, pliysiciau, office and r. SE cor Page and
Webster
READ JAMES G. , superintendent Kimball Sfanuf
Co., 431 Fourth, r. 1212 Polk
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDSESON & BANLOLPH, Jewskrs, 101 M^omerySt.
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Keaa Jaue (widow), r. 1421 Powell
READ J. G. Mrs., dressmaker, 1212 Polk
Kead Jobn A., correspondent Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
518 Third
Read John H., traveling agent California Powder
Works, 2.iO California
Read J. Rjbert (Read & Raffertv), r. 121 Montgomery-
Read L., hjbtler Charter Oak Stable, r. 213 Ritch
Read Lloyd, clerk Siimuel J. Clarke Jr., r. Overland
House
Read Robert, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
10.32 Folsom
Read Robert, liquor saloon, NE cor Sutter and Polk,
r. 1G04 Bush
Read S )i)hia, sewing machine operator Levi Strauss
& Co., r. 419 Folsom
Read Thomas -J., surveyor and civil engineer, r. 1585
Turk
Read William, paperhanger Frank G. Edwards, r. 438
Union
Read William D., short-hand writer -Jones & 0.3bourne
r. 51^ Third
READ Si R.IFFERTY (J. Robert Read and John
Rafforty) , notaries public and commissioners
deeds, offlce -iSi Montgomery
Reads Elizabeth Mrs., furuLshed rooms, 618 California
Reade F. N^'iUitim, attorney at law, otiice 2J0 Mont-
gomery, room 0, r. &H Harrison
Reade James, expressman, r. Wells Av, bet Dolores
and Church
Reado. See Reed, Reid and Wrede
Reademacher E Iwr.rJ. baker, r. 92i Folsom
Reading E. M., deputy sheritl", r. 208 O'Farrell
Readiaj^ Oeorge W., carpenter, r. .529 Sacramento
Ready Josepli, boileriuaker, r. 78 Clementina
Ready Patrick J., bartender Daniel Farrell, r. SE cor
Harrison and Dora
Ready Ko oiin;; C )., \V. S. Somerville manager, Blus-
om«, bet Fifth and Sixth, office 422 Montgomery
Ready. See Ready
Readz John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Moutgom-
ery
Reagan Ann (widow) , r. 142 Rose Av
Reagan Di.nuis, laborer, r. foot Second
Reagan Henry, shoemaker, r. WtiM Rose Av
Reagan John, laborer Pa.ulic Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Reagan Joiiu, lougshoremiU, r. .-i'l Minna
Reagan John, re»t.n:rant, 07-59 Tbird, r. 817 Mission
Reagan Julius R., r. W s Jersey, bet Sol.ano and Butte
Reagan Michael, millhaud S. F. Box Factory, r. S\V
cur Minna and First i
Reagan Patrick, batcher, r. Eleventh Av, nr N, South
S. F.
Reagan Pefer, longshoreman, r. W s Sansom, nr Fil-
b rt, ri'ar
Reagan T'-r''i.a Miss, clerk John Reagan, r. 817 Mission
Reagan TL A^::, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Reagan T.ii,Jniy, r. 528 Pacific;
Reagan Timothy, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Iteagan Timothy, warehouseman, r. 524 Howard
Reagan William, fireman, r. 025 Davis
Reagan William, laborer Harley & Whitelaw, foot Sec-
ond
Reagan. See Regan
Real Charles, pantryman S. S. Oregon, Oreg. in S. S. Co.
Real Del Mviute Mining Co. (Esmeralda Co., Nov.),
C. V. D. Hubbard secretarj', office Cosiuo))olitan
Hotel, room 29
REAL INSTATE ASSOCIATES THE, Wil'.iam
Hullis Pn sident, olfice i'.Hi Montgomery
REAL. E.ST ATE CATALOG UE, Robert J. Mer-
ci r publi.-.iicr and proprietor, office 42C Mont
REAL. ESTATE CIRCULAR (monthly), Thomas
Mageepublislur and propri' tor, ollice 210 Mo::t
i Real E.itatj Price List, George W. Chapiu publisher,
oflli'e 422 Mtiutgomery
Real Estate Protective Association, H. Andrews sec-
retnry, office I'M Montgomery, room 8
Real Philnj, laborer Thomas Bailey & Co., r. 411
Brannau
Reale Paul", liquor saloon, Colombo Market, r. 222
Bro.idway
Realf Clara Afrs., domestic 1018 Larkin
Reali Carlo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J.j Kearny
Reali Ciiuseppe, Swiss Benev. Soc, 53<i Kearny
Ream Mary Mis-<, r. 14 Turk
Reaney I'atrick, laborer, r. 909 Battery, rear
lieauey William, i>orter Quartermaster's Dtqjartment
U. S. A., r. ;!4U Borland
Reany Moni.s, porter William H. Bruner, r. 2:3 Post
Reap Thomas, laborer, r. 512 Mission
REARDEN TI3IOTHV H., attorney at law, office
6.JO Clay, room 5, r. 2H> Bush
Reardon A.'j. Mr.s., groceries and liquors, NW cor San
Bruno Road and Twenty-seventh
Reardon Bridget, domestic GIO Polk
Reardon Bridget (widow), boarding, 1143 Harrison
Reardon Catherine (widow) , r. 318 Vallejo
Reardon Charles M., clerk, r. 1000 AVashington
Reardon Conrad, laborer Andrew Onderdouk
Reardon Daniel, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Reardon Daniel, laborer, r. 4i)8 Vallejo
Reardon Daniel, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China, r.
41 Pacific
Reardon Daniel, shoemaker, r. 121 M Thirteenth
Reardon David, horseshoer David Magner, r. 323 Te-
hama
Reardon Dennis, laborer, r. 119 Ivy .A.V
Reardon Dennis, laborer, r. Faii-m ount Tract, nr Ber-
ual Station
Reardon Dennis, shoemaker A. Fassman, r. 121 }6 Thir-
teenth
Reard in Dennis, teamster, r. 305 O.ak
Reardon Dennis Jr., with Dennis Reardon, Fairmount
Tract, nr Bernal Station
Reardon Emma, domestic 81f) Ellis
Reardon Eugene, driver Edward Barry, r. Crescent
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Reardon G., laliorer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Reardon Garrett, laborer, r. s s Twenty-fifth, bet Cas-
tro, and Xoe
Reardon George, gasfitter, r. 431 Stevenson
Reardon James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Reardon Jeremiah, r. 5i3 Stevenson
Riardon Jeremiah, r. 1130 Broadway
Reardon Jeremiah, gasfitter, r. 431 Str'venson
Reardon J. J., clerk Mrs. A. J. Reardon, r. NW cor
San Bruno Road and Twenty-seventh
Reardon John, r. 1000 Washington
Reardon John, engineer Anton Krieg, r. E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Rear.iou John, laborer Grand Hotel
Reardon John, teamster Fleming & Stetson, r. 323 Te-
hama
Reardon Julia A., nur.se, r. SW cor Union and Pierce
Reardon Margaret Mrs., groceries, 202 Perry
Reardon Mary (widow), r. 323 Tehama
Reardon Maurice, blacksmith Joseph J. Lachapelle,
r. 323 Tehama
Reardon Michael, driver Smith & Poultney, r. 509
Bryant
Reardon Michael, superintendent Corporation Yard
Street Department, r. 12 Antonio
Reardon Michael, warehouseman Gower & Gilman, r.
1009 Vallejo
Reardon P., machinist Risdon I. and L.Works
Reardon Patrick, laborer, r. 28 Firtt
Reardon Patrick, shoemaker, r. 141 Clara
Reardon Patrick, workman U. S. Mint, r. 318 Jessie
Reardon Stephen, laborer, r. 14HM Clara
Reardon Stephen, marblepolisher, r. 13 Boardman PI
Reaume Louis, shoemaker, r. 27 Perry
Reaume Louis, shoemaker, r. 427 Clementina
Reavey Andrew, tinsmith Freeman & Wrin, r. 13}^
Freelon
Reavey Ellen, widow, r. 13 H Freelon
Reavey James, gilder S. i G. Gump, r. 13}^ Freelon
Keavey Thomas, engineer, r. 13 J^ Freelon
Reavis William H., confectioner Schroder &_Albrecbt,
r. 577 Harrison
Reay Alfred W., n^al-cstate, r. 521 Turk
Rcay George, painter, r. 109 Austin
Reay Hugh, laborer, r. W s Billings PI, nr Filbert
Rebard Paul, blacksmith J. Dupuy & Co., r. 637
Washington
Reber Jacob, teamster Scott & Hall, r. 209 Steuart
Rebh an .Andrew, hairdressing saloon, NW cor Folsom
and Twenty-second, r. Treat Av, bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Rebholtz Lawrence, painter, r. 1219 Steiner
Rebm.-in -l' hn iLaugdou & Rebman), r. 101 Mason
Rebmauu August, butcher, r. cor M and Seventh Av,
South S. F.
Reboul Joseph, r. 1027 Dupont
Rebour Loon, wine vaults. 312 Montgomery Av, r.
737 Green
Rebstock Adolph (Rebstock & Brendle) , r. S s Sacra-
mento, bet Central Av and Lyon
Rebstock Charles (Rebstock, Endres & Co.), r. St.
Louis
Bullock ^ Jonss— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'7 St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearny Si
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REBSTOCK, ENDRKS <Sf CO. (Charles Reb-
st n'k ami Jacob Kmircs) , (Ustillcrs ami wholusale
whiskpy merchants, ;i'J2-;}JU Snusoiu
RebBtiH'k Eugene E., assittiiut bookkeeper M. J. Fla-
vin, r. 10:0St>cktoLi
Eebstuok John Mrs., furnished rooms, 1020 Stockton
Eebstock & Brendle (Adoljih Rebstock imd M. Breu-
ille), granite and marble works, NW cor Post and
Lyon
Rebut Armand, liquor saloon, SW cor Van Ness Av
and Filbert, r. S s Filbert, bet Franklin and Van
Ness Av
Recnrtu Domingo H. (Bisagno & Uecarti") , r. 1"0S Pow
Rech Joseph, bnrkeeper Adam Smith, r. !)2.') Wash
REt'lIF: DEXNIS E., druggist ^nd apothecary,
8(l.i Montgomery
Rechc John, steward, r. C>}^ Auburn
Kecht'r John, carpenter, CilO Broadway
Eechter John, furniture and bedding, .309 Mont Av
Re. ivuto Louis, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Reck Frederick, 8aw.vtT Pac. Furniture Manuf Co., r.
'Ml Sixteenth
Reck George F., salesman Engelbrecht, Fox & Co., r.
220 Twenty-fourth
Reck H., r. ;SMEddy
Reckeler Frederick, waiter Park Hotel, 26 Turk
Reekenbeil Frederick, liijuor saloon, :108 Dupont
Recker Miiry (widow), r. 2112 Powell
Reckhow Isaac, with C. James King, of William >^ Co.,
r. 013 Pine
Reckhow 'William, r. 613 Pine
ReckuNgel Charles, maihinist George H. Tay & Co., r.
Welsh, bet Bryant and Br.iunan
Reckoiii r William, porter, r. 1037 Howard
Record Edward, machinist iEtna IronFoiindry, r. 221
Seventh
Record Stables, P. L. Archibald & Co. proptra, 1324
Market
RECORDER CITY AND COUNTY, office Hall
of Records, New f'ity Hall
RECREATION GROUNDS, Shea & McCloskey
pr. I'tre, SE cor Folsom and Twenty-fifth
Rector Alonzo H., stairbuilder Cal. Planing Mill, r.
W,l Folsom
Rector y)elos D., carpenter Central R. R., r. 964 Fol
Rector Kobert, waiter Palace Hotel
Eectowrild Herman, cooper Code, Elfelt & Co., r. 513
Oak
Recudgvert August, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Recura Henry, drug clerk, r. 723 Natoma, rear
Eecum Josephine Mrs., teacher fancy woolwork, r.
72li Natoma, rear
Red CI ud Consolidated Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.) ,
Joel F. Lightner secretary, office .'^8 Nevada Block
Red Cross Consolidated Gold and Silvei' Mining Co.
(Storey Co., Nev.) , Thaddeus S. Fitch secretary.
otlieo 240 Montgomery
Red Hill Hydraulic Mining and Water Co. (Butte Co.,
Cal.) , office 328 Mentgomery, room 20
Red Jacket Consolidated Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.),
D. L. Thomas secretary, otlice 20:i Bush, room 12
RED MEN IMPROVED ORDER, hall 320
Post
RED 3IEN INDEPENDENT ORDER, hall 510
Bush
RED MEN'S HALL ASSOCIATION (Improved
Order) . office 320 Post
Red Star Steamship Line, J. R. Erringer jr. agent
office 208 Montgomery
Reddan Henry W., night inspector. Custom House, r.
233Ritch
Reddan John, teamster Stewart & Buckley, r. 3 Camp
Redden John, laborer, r. 13 Welsh, rear
Redding Albert P., general manager Carbon Paint Co.,
office 12 California, and clerk Central Pac. K. R.,
r. Oakland
Redding Andrew, laborer, r. 310 Capp, rear
Redding Arthur, waiter .stm Mary Garratt, r. Stockton
Redding B. B., land agent Central Pac. K. R., otHce,
NK cor Fourth andTownsend, room en, and pres-
ident Carbon Paint Co., office 12 California, r.
1(01 Howard
Redding E. N., deputy sheritT. r. 208 O'Farrell
Redding Michael, mining, r. 1413 California
Redding Patrick, c.irrier Examiner, r. 732 Harrison
R»dding Winfield S., wool merchant, r. 1301 Sac
Roddiiigton John H., groceries and liquors, 1316 Sao
Reddington Martin, clerk, r. 1316 Sacramento
Rediiington S. M.. insurance broker, office 324 Califor-
nia, r. 703 Market
Reddington William F., r. Ahlbom House
Reddington William H., labon'r, r. 735 Green, rear
Reddington. See Redington
Reddish Thomas J., pilot office. 9 U.S. Court Build-
ing, r. 13011 Pine
RedMy Cornelius, laborer Cal. Chemical Works, r. E s
San Bruno Road, bu» Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Reddy Henry, laborer Rlsdon I. and L. Works, r. 3
Boyd
Reddy Ismay Miss, r. 223 Fifth
Reddy James, dairyman William Haley, r. NW cor
Greenwich and Buchanan
Reddy John, laborer, r. N s IMoulton. nr Buchanan
Reddy J(din, liquor saloon, SW cor Beale and Bryant
Reddy John, painter, Edward M. Gallagher, r. 13C)i
Shipley
Reddy Michael O., milkman, r. S s Filbert nr Bu-
chanan
Reddy Piitrick, r. 512 Mission
Reddy William, brickhiyer, r. 741 Market
Kedecker Rucl^lph, ck-rk Joseph Holland, r. 8W cor
Folsom ami Fremont
Redell William H., cnrpct layer Charles M. Plum &
Co.. r. 140 Eleventh
Redert Thomas, carpenter, r. Hu(ttnian's Hotel
Redfield Francis S., master mariner, r. 1915 Taylor
Redtie Id H. A., civil engineer Central Pac. R. R., r.
Oakland
Redfield Lamar H. (Redfield & Johnson), r. 502 Sutter
Redfield Mary A. Mrs., r. 190H ^Market
REDFIELD iS; .JOHNSON (Lamar H. Redfield
and Francis Johnson), attorneys at law, office
NE cor California and Montgomery
Redford William, barkeeper George Stevens, r. SE
cor Union and Battery
Redican John, barkeeper, r. 621 Calif<irnia
Rediger Paul, carpenter, r. 915 Jackson
Redington Arthur, waiter stm Centennial, r. Stockton
Redington Ch.srles H., clerk paymaster Central Pac.
R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room
7, r. Oakland
Redington Francis, foreman blacksmith Risdon X. and
L. Works, r. 223 M Linden PI
Redington Francis, iron molder, r. 953 Ji Bryant
Redington George F., mail messenger Eve:iing Post,
r. 211 Fourth
REDINGTON HENRY \V., mining secretary,
office 328 Montgomery, room 8, r. Grand Hotel
Redington John, r. 13r, Sixth
REDINGTON JOHN H. (Redingtm & Co.), and
presiiient Redington Quicksilver Co., office 529
Market, r. 1801 California
Redington Joseph, foreman blacksmith .£tna Iron
Works, r. 9.53'^ Bryant
Redington Margaret Mrs. widow) , seamstress, r. 232
Post
REDINGTON Q,UICKSII..VER CO. (KnoxvUle,
Napa Co.), John H. Redington pre ident, Horatio
P. Livermore treasurer, Charles E. Livermore
manager, C. M. Peck secretary, office 531 M.irket
Redington William P. (Redington & Co.), r. 1520 Cali-
fornia
REDINGTON & CO. (John H. Redington, An-
drew G. Coffin, Isaac S. Coffin, chii.stian W.
Smith, Samuel Heitshu, and William P. Reding-
ton), Importers and .jobbers drugs and medicines,
sole agent Hostetur's, Drake's, and Vinegar
Bitters, and dealers product of the Redington
Quicksilver Mine, 529-631 Market
Redington. See Reddington
Redish J., r. 321 Pacific
Redlein Nicholas, laborer, r. 3.33 Shipley
Rodlich Alexander, capitalist, office 37-39 Battery, r.
The Baldwin
Rodlich Charles, seaman schr Pauline Collins, Beale
St. Wharf
Redlich William, upholsterer Bernard Frank, r. 631
Vallejo
Redlington Thomas, foreman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. 821 Guerrero
Redman Frank, seaman, r. Western IIo\ise,134 Steuart
Redman Patrick, hostler Sutter St. R. R., r. 1 Austin
Reilnian Timothy, laborer, r. 3.'> Louisa, rear
Redmond Anide Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. Robertson,
r. 323 O'Farrell
Redmond Dennis, merchant tailor, 1148 Folsom
Redmond Edward, stevedore Black Diamond Ooal
Mining Co.. r. 10 Boarduian PI
Redmond Elizabeth (widow), r. 507 Franklin
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ANDEHSON & BANDOLPH, Jewsl r:, 101 M:ntgomery St
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Redmond Hattie L. Miss. r. 1134 Howard
Redmond J., r. Park Hotel
Redmond James, capitalist, r. 333 Eddy
Redmond James, seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
Co.,
Redmond John, r. 101 Mason
Redmond Johc, varnislier Gilbert & Moore, r. 333 Eddy
Redmond John J., salesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 2 Eightli
Redmond Joseph H. .manager California Tug Boat Co.,
office lOG Steiiart. r. 424 Fremont
Redmond Mary Miss, seamstress Hvuise of Mercy Sew-
ing School, NE cor Bryant and Rincon PI
Redmond M. E. Miss, dressmaker Mrs. M. W. Kind,
r. 1017 Market
Redmond Michael, pile driver, r. S s Day, bet
Church and Sanchez
Redmond Patrick, hostler, r. 1 Austin
Redmond Robert, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Redmond Thtmas, seaman, r. King Street House
Redmond Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. China
Redmond Timothy, teamster Nicholas Bichard, r. 35
Louisa
managtr CalifBrnia Tug Boat
canmaker B. C. Austin, r. 8
Redmond William M.
Co., r. 21ti Tyler
Redmond William T,
Verona PI
Redpath George, r. Clipper Hotel
Redpath William, sparmaker, r. 307 Ritch
Redrick Charl' s. r. Clipper Hotel
Redward Charles, carpenter Pa . Improvement Co.
Eedwine Lewis P., merchant tailor, 2249}^ Mission
Redwood Lumber Co., West Evans president, Edwin
Goudall secretary, office 10 Market
Reeb Elias, diamond shirt facte)ry, 13 Sansom, r. 36
Geary
Reebe Antoine, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Reeckmann Amandus. groceries and liquors, NE cor
Powell and Francisco
Reed Abuer, real-estate, r. 13") Ninth
Reed Alvin B., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 610
Folsom
Reed Ann (widow), r. Fifteenth Av.. bet P and Q,
South S. F.
Reed Austin R., teacher, r. ISO? Mission
Reed Benjamin H., r. 138 Twenty-sixth
Reed Charles, l.-iborer, r. 28 Nevada
Reed Charles, liquor saloon. 10(3 Jackson
Reed Charles, comedian Bella Union Theater, r. 1004
Bryant
Reed (jharles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Reed Charles, shipkeeper S. S. Ajax. Folsom St. Wharf
Reed Charles, street sprinkler, r. 2523 California
Reed Charles H.. rmisiciau, r. 120G\; Howard
Reed Edward, teamster Starbird & Guldstone, r. 549
Minna
Reed Eliza Miss, liquor salocn, 1103 Dupont, r. 603
Pacitic
Reed Fav^tte H., purser S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
Co., r. 1823 Jessie
Reed Francis, cigars and tobacco. What Cheer House,
r. 1421 X- Dupont
Reed Frank, miner, r. 724 Mission
Reed Frank W., bookkeeper Stearns & Smith, r. 1324
Mission
Reed Frederick W., r. 1527 Sutter
Reed Frederick W., law stulent, r. 031 Harrison
Reed George, waiter Russ House
Reed George K., engineer Pacitic Rolling Mill, r. SW
cor Shasta and Louisiana
Reed (ieorge R., miner, r.i617 Taylor
Reed George S., collector Maeoudray & Co., r. 2049
Mission
REKD GEORGE AV., ship and Custom House
broker, office 508 Battery, r. 1527 Sutter
Reed Henry, clerk, r. 55() Br^innan
Reed Henry, salesman, r. 37 Se-oud
Reed James, fourth oflicer O. & O. S. S. Belgic
Reed Jaines, Bhoemaker J. Barton, r. S s Fourteenth
bet Folsom and Harrison
Reed J. K., lttt<'rcarrier S. F. Post-office, r. 181 Jessie
Reed John, r. Park Hotl
Reed John, boatbuilder, 31i) Main'
Beed John, carpenter Pacilic laiprovemeut Co.
Reed John, engineer, r. 4ii Second
Reed John, fruit peddler, r. 507 Seventh
Reed Jobn. laborer Pacitic Rolling Mill, r. S e Sierra,
nr Georgia
Reed John, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
NE cor Fiamisco and Polk
Reed John J., calker.r. Twenty-ninth, nr Sanchez
Reed John S., melter Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 328 Geary
Reed Joseph, clerk, r. 1303 Montgomery
Reed Joseph, pioptr Continental Lodging House, 521
Pacific
Reed Levi, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2fi08 Bush
Reed L. W, vice-principal Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 1213 Jefferson, Oakland
Reed Martha M. Miss, r. 1711 Polk
Reed Mary {wid<->w) , r. CiO Annie
Reed Mary Miss. r. 1303 Alontgomery
Reed Mary Miss, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 618
I California
I Reed Michael, laborer, r. 509 Washington
; Reed Minnie (widow), r. 912 Clay
Reed Owen, bricklayt r. r. Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Reed Paul, tailor, r. 1303 Montgomery
Reed Petrr, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
NE cor Francisco and Polk
Reed Robert, commercialbroker, office 122 Battery,
r. 343 Brannan
Reed R. P.. laborer Joshua Hendy, r. 522 Eddy
Reed Samuel, farmer, r. 529 Sacrameaito
Reed Sarah W. (wiiiow) , r. 1904 Mission
Reed S. B. Mrs. (widow), r. 1109 Filbert
Reed Silas, laundryman La Grande Laundry, Thir-
teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Reed Sophie Mrs., liquor saloon, 1110 Dupout
Reed Thomas J., telegraph editor Morning Call, office
517 Clay, r. 1924 T.iylor
Reed W., cook, r. G36 Commercial
Reed W. B., miner, r. 636 Commercial
Reed W. H., bookkeeper West Coast Furniture Co., r.
201 Powell
Reed W. H., laborer .Andrew Onderdonk
Reed William, bottle dealer, r. 211 Seventeenth
i Reed William, carpenter Sutter St. R. R., r. 211 Sev-
enteenth
Reed William, clerk, r. 1023 Stockton
Reed William, laborer, r. NE cor Francisco and Polk
Reed William, restaurant, 52 Third, r. 904 Jackson
Reed William A., carpenter, r. 515 Eighth
Reed William C, gauger, office 407 Battery, r. 1819
Pine
Reed W. M., conductor Central Pac. R. R., r. 1819 Pine
Reeder James A., expressman Sherman, Hyde & Co.,
r. 8 Perry
Reedy James, laborer, r. 316 Beale, rear
Reedy John, clerk Thomas Dunning, r. 253 Clara
Reedy Michael, laborer, r. N s Eighteenth, bet Castro
and Sherman
Reel Charles, master mariner, r. 114 Valparaiso
Reel Lawrence, tinware. Railroad Av.bet Seventh and
Eighth avs. South S. F.
Reel P.itrick, steward Cosmopolitan Hotel, r. 131
Third
Reen Aunie M. ^Irs., dressmaker, r. 8 Turk
Reeu Daniel, driver George H. Hedge, r. 8 Turk
Rees Daniel, bookkeeper Humorist, r. 22 Turk
Rees David, carpenter, r. W s Steiner, bet Haight and
Page
Rees David, salesman Henry Burns, r. 715 Howard
Rees Edmoud, lettercarrier Post-office, r. 1 Yerba
Buena
Piees George, bookbinder, r. 1228 Pine
Rees John, captain stm Amador, Oakland Ferry, r. 511
O'Farrell
Rees Nathaniel, cigarmaker. r. 435 Pine
Rees Thomas, proptr Verandah Lodgings, 806 Kearny,
and Relay House, SW cor First and Mission
Rees Thomas R., shipcarpeuter, r. 529 Sacramento
Rees William Jl., bricklayer, r. 787 '« Stevenson
Reese Charles S., assayer William Irelau, r. 1254 Cal
Reese David, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Reese David L., mining expert, r. 1524 Vallejo
Reese Edward H-, operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 219 Austin
Reese Frank P., r. 530 Bush
Reese George, clerk H. Wahmuth & Co., r. 931 Folsom
Reese George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.W s Dore,
nr Bryant
Reese Guiseppe (Reese & Frayr) , r. bet San Jose Road
and Mission, nr Ocean House Road
Reese Henry W. (Falkeaau & Reese), r. 1594 Bush
Reese J., r. 420 Jacson
Reese James D.. barber. Stable & Bernhard, r. Oakland
Reese John, barber, 402 Pacific, r. 818^4 Jlontgoinery
Reese Joliu. teamster C. R. Healey, r. W s Mission,
nr Thirty-first
Reese Marg.tret (widow), r. 913Capp
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's rnmishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St.
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Reeee Mary (widow), r. H27 Pacific
Reese Michael, baker Edward Newiuan, r. 418 O'Far-
rell
Keese Michael (estate of;, office 41(t Montgomery
Reese M. J. Mrs., adjuster coiner's dept U. S. Mint, r.
601 Post
Reese Karaon. porter Adam Griram, r. 745 Market
Reese Roland, plumber, r. i'ii> Broadway, rear
Reesp Willi.".m, butcher Frederick Miller, r. 1103 Fol
Reese William, seaman, r. llSh AVasliington
Reese & Frayr (Guiseppe Reese and Gui.ieppe Frayr),
vegetable parden, bet San Jose Road and Mission,
nr Ocean Hnvise Road ^
Reese. See Reis and Riiss
Reese's Block, W s Batt. ry. bet Pine and California
Reese's l'>uilding. 1'12 Washington
Reesen F., r. 834 Folsom
Reesen F. Mrs., dressnutker, r. ''34 Filsom
Reeve Edward S., laborer Pacific Commercial Co.. r.
1328 California
Reeve Frederick, millhand West Coast Furniture
Co., r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-
sixth
Reeve George F., r. 1921 Taylor
Reeve George F. Jr., salesman J. M. Litchfield & Co.,
r. 1921 Taylor
Reeve Levi, proptr Mission Ten Cent Parcel Delivery.
385 Shotwell
■Reeve S. V., general broker, r. Oak Grove Hou.se
Reeves Annetta M. (widow,, r. 402 Tyler
Reeves Edward, teaujsttr.r. 1328 California, rear
Reeves Ezekiel, waiter Palace Hotel, r. .54 Everett
Reeves George M., cooper Brown, Hogan & Co., r. 567
Minna
Reeves James, driver T. J. Bass & Co., r. SE cor Noe
and Fifteenth
Reeves James J., policeman City Ha'l, r. (;42 Je.«sie
Reeves John W., cibinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. Oakland
Reeves Philip M., carpenter W.E. CoUyer, r. 551 First
Reeves William, laborer Odd Fellows' Cemetery, r. E s
Collins, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
Regal Antointtte Mrs., liorist, 41 Fifth, r. Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Regal Caroline O. Mme., pbysi. ian, oflSce and r. 770
Howard
Regan Bartholomew, blacksmith Fulton Iron Works,
r. 270 Market
Regan Charles, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 107 Cham-
bers
Regan Charles, watchman Bay Soap and Candle Fac-
tory, r. SE coi- Sixth Av and M, South S. F.
Regan Cornelius (Regan & O'Neil), r. Sixth Av, bet K
and L. South S. F.
Regan Cornelius, shipwright, r. 1100 Powell
Regan Dauiel, laborer Gower & Gilman, r. 208 Clara
Regan Daniel, miner, r. 347 Mission
Regan Hannah Mrs., r. 9 St. Mary
Regan James, clerk Tobin k Tobin, r. 2013 Ellis
Regan James, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 107 Cham-
bers
Kegan James D. C, acting assistant License Collector,
r. 1100 Powell
Regan James T., salesman J. B. O'Connor & Co., r. 554
Bryant
Regan Jeremiah, horseshoer GralT & Schroeder, r.
cor Seventh Av and L, South S. F.
Regan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 114 Shipley
Regan Jeremiah, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., r.
706 Jones
Regan Jeremiah, real estate, r. 210 Hyde
Regan Johanna (widow), r. 554 Bryant
Regan John, laborer, r. 00 Everett
Regan John Mrs., r. 1810 Laguna
Regan John F., groc-ries ana liquors, 21 Minna
Regan John R., inst.umentmaker Cal. Electrical
Works, r. 9 St. Mary
Regan Joseph, laborer Giant Powder Works, r. Cen-
tral Road, nr Twentieth Av
Regan .Joseph F., calker, r. 1100 Powell
Regan Kate, domestic 1710 Franklin
Regan Margaret Miss, r. S s Alta PI. nr Sansom
Regan Martin, longshoreman, r. 314 Beale
Regan Martin, wait, r Pacifi.: Mail S. S. Dakota
Regan Mary, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Regan Mary A. Miss, shoefitter S. W. Rosenstock &
Co., r. 15 Tehama
Regan Michael, expressman, cor Market and Sansom,
r. 029 Twenty-third
Regan Michael, longshoreman, r. 1.30 First, rear
Regan Michael, seaman, r. King Street House
Regan Michael, waltiT Pacific Mail 8. S. City of Syd-
ney
Regan Nellie Miss, shoefitter Ji ry Bros., r. 15 Tehama
Hegan Patrick, carpeut.r, r. 123 Silver, r(^r
Regan Patrick, driver Omnibus K. R., r. 21'.t Tehama
Regail Patrick E.. wines an<l li<iuors, 3 Merchants'
Exchange Building, r. 4,J0 Jessie
Regan Sandi (widow), r. 7U0 Jones
Regan Susan, domestic .5.">5 Nutoma
Rtgsn T., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Kegan Thomas, driver Kennedy A: Durr, r. 130 Fourth
Regan Tliomas, laborer Golden Gate Park
Kegan Thomas J., real estate, r. 1031 MissinU
Regan 'J'imothy, lougshorenmu, r. 28 Tehama
Uegan William, fireman S. S. Great Republic
Regan William, laborer Col. Cracker Co., r. 107 Cham-
bers
Regan « O'Neill (Cornelius Regan and John O'Neill),
wholesale hog butchers, Fifth Av, bet K and L,
South S. F.
Began. See Reagan
Regar Yiedeal, laborer Christian Hess, r. 32C Clem
Regundiat A. J. P., barber Alexander L. Saucedo, r.
710 Stockt'in
Regensburger Alfred E., physician, office and r. 000
G' ary
Regensburger David A., agent, office 320 Sansom, room
8, r. 2117 Bush
Regensburger David H., attorney at law S. F. Trade
Pro. Assn, office 438 California, r. 509
.O'Farrell
Regensburger Ernest O., salesman M. Heller A: Bro-
thers, r. 112 Powell
Regensburger Jacob, physician, office 21 Dupout, r.
112 Powi U
Regensburger Martin, physician and surgeon, office 21
Dupont. r. 112 Powell
Regensburger Samuel H., student Hastings College, of
the Law, r. .504 Suiter
Regensburger Sigmuud, bookkeeper, r. 342 Grove
Regensburger Simon, commission and forwarding
merchant, 102 Battery
Rcgeser Charles, r. 923 Market
Region Charles, machinist E. Girardin,r. 11'23 Dupont
Reginaldo Diimenili, cabinetmaker George Fischer, r.
Greenwich, bet Dupont and Stockton
REGISTER B.4.NKRUPTCY DISTRICT,
CALIFORNIA, 24 U. S. Court Building, and
030 Clay, room 10
Regie John, baker Albert E. Swain, r. 131 Shipley,
rear
Regli Charles, dairy. Rock Ranch, near Blue Forest,
Berual Statii)n
Regli Columbus, dairyman, r. N s Greenwich, nr
Steiner
Regli Frank, dairyman Henry S.hwerin, r. County
Line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Regli Gideon, dairyman William Hall, r. bet Mission
and San Bruno Road, opp Six .Mile House
Reuli J. M.. milkman, r. Cir. California
Regli Joseph, dairyman Charles R •nner, r. W s Eureka,
bet Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Regli Joseph, milk ranch, Scoit, nr Chestnnt, r. E 8
Pierre, nr Greenwich
Regli Robert, dairyman Megilligan & Clark, r. San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Regner Frank A., barber Stable A: Bernhatd, r. 28
Turk
Regner Paul, tinsmith, r. 212 Sixth
Kegnier Mme. , teacher French, r. 1237 Stockton
Regnier Paul A., tinsmith George H. Tay& Co., r. 212
Sixth
REGUL.AR DISPATCH LINE PACKET TO
HONOL.t'I.U, J. C. Merrill K Co. agents, office
•204 California
Reh George, tanner Laguna Tannery, r. Franklin, nr
Lombard
Rehan Patrick, gardener Joseph A. Carrascosa. r. 642
Folsom
Rehder Louis, waiter Pacific Oyster House, r. Sieg-
fried's Hotel
Rehder Simon, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Reher Chrisiian G. L., porter A. P. Hotaling & Co., r.
811 Jackson
Rehflsc-,Ji Morris, with E. Hochstadter & Co., r. 201
O'Farrell
Rehflsch Paul, secretary Neptune and Mermaid Sea
Bathing Co., r. 2201 Jones
RehlerT., messman S. 8. Newbem
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Eehling D. (Rehlmg & Blome) , r. 3 Clay
Eehlins,' & Blome (D. Rehling and Henry Blome),
liquor saloon, 3 Clay
Eehm Janob, w-ith Wannenmacher & Kronenberg, r.
•li I-'iilton
Behm John C, agent A. & A. Baker, r. XE cor Clay
and Stockton
Eehmer George, packer Feigenbaum & Co., r. 12 Sum-
ner
Eehn Chfirles, i^lumber and gasfitter. 208 Sixteenth
Eehnert C. W., baker Ferdinand Rosenthal, r. 636
C^uiercial
Eehorst Ferdinand, barkeeper Hackmeier's Hotel
Rehwi Id Louis, boots and shoes, 1219 Polk,-r. 112
Austin
Eehwig William, waiter Vienna Model Bakery
Eeibuitz D von. r. Prescolt House
Eeich Charles, bookkeeper George Kaiser & Co., r. 1028
Clay
Eeich Frederick, tailor, r. 520 Vallejo
Eeich George A. D., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 118 Post
Eeich John C, liquor saloon and lodgings. 318 Pacific
Eeich Joseph, barkeeper, r. '.f2o Wusliingtou
Eeich Joseph H., watchmaker Thomas D. Hall, r. 943
Folsom
Eeich Lena (widow) , nurse, r. 943 Folsom
Reich Leopold (Buyer, Reich & Co.) , r. 1028 Clay
Reichardt Emil, watchcasemaker, 19 Harlan PI
Eeichardt Louis, baker Peter J. Kalb, r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Thirteenth
Eei;,-hardt William (Heeder & Eeichardt) , r. 9 Stock-
ton PI
Eeicheubach John J., porter Parrott & Co., r. 1231
Filbert
Reichert Edward (Eeichert & Co.), r. 912 Sutter
Eeichert John A., clerk Cowdery & Preston, and min-
ing secretary, oflice 534 California, r. 319 Fourth
Eeichert Joseph, liquor saloon, 114 Tyler
Eeichert Mary K. (widow) , r. 338 Oak
Reichert Otto, baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearny
Reichert Theodore, mineral clerk U. S. Surveyor Gen-
eral's Office, r. 304 Third
Reichert & Co. (Edward Reichert), dealers junk and
paper stock, 9 Clay
Reichliug Casper (Snyder &Reichling),r. 12GParkAv
Eeichliug F. .5c Co., assayers and bullion dealers, 400
Montgomery
Eeichliug Francis (F. Eeichling & Co.), r. Oakland
Eeichliug Louis F., clerk Kruse & Euler, r. Oakland
Eeichsrath Louis, jeweler, r. 284 .Stevenson
Reichstetter Gotleib, butcher Miller & Lus. r. 2 Eail-
roud Av, South S. F.
Eeichter August, tailor, r. 1 Quincy PI
Et-ichter Charles, barkeeper, r. 244 Sutter
Eeichter John L., tinsmith, r. ME cor Fillmore and
Union
Eeichter Wilhelm, seaman, r. 2G Sacramento
Eeickoro Francis, reporter CaliiorniaDemokrat, r. 627
Green
Eeid Charles, clerk William E. Eeid.r. 1117 Wash
Eeid Charles, nightwatclimau Folsom St. Dock
Eeid Charles, tinsmith E. Pauder, r. Kentucky Lodg-
ing House
Eeid Christopher C, groceries, 106 Ninth
Eeid David, assistant engineer S. S. Monterey, r. 2
Lincoln PI
Eeid E., liquor saloon, 250 Steuart
Eeid George F., shoefitter, r. 128 Eose Av
Eeid George W., groceries and liquors, SE cor Jones
and Pacific, r. 1516 Jones
REID HKXRY H., attorney at law, office 636 Clay,
r. 894 Sutter
Eeid Huijh C. pattern modelmaker, 32 Fremont, r.
Oakland
Eeid James, chief engineer stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Eeid James, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r. 1020 Jj
Bryant
Eeid James, fireman Central Pac. E. E.,r. 508 Bran
Eeid James, fourth officer O. & O. S. S. Belglc, r.
7 Freelon
Eeid James, guard San Quentin, r. 917 Sansom
Eeid James, miner, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Eeid James, seaman, r. 7 Freelon
Eeid John, driver N. Gray & ( o., r. Oakland
B 'id John, driver Thomas J. Frey, r. 308 Sutter
Eeid John, engineer, r. 720 Clementina
Eeid John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New York
Eeid John, merchant tailor, 907 J<J Market, r. 1910
Jessie
Eeid John H., head clerk IJ. S. Railway Mail Service,
r. 3t) Geary
Eeid -John W., assistant superintendent N. B. and
Mission E. R., r. 320 Miuna
Reid Joseph, carpenter, r. 1223 Fillmore
Reid Joseph A. (Htn-!ry & Co.), r. 327 O'Farrell
Eeid Eobert, brassfinisher Eagle Brass Works, r. 69
Natoma
Eeid Eobert B., bookkeeper Hawkins & Cantrell, r. 661
Howard
Eeid Thomas, laborer, r. 725 Ellis
Eeid Thomas, wood and coal, 958 Mission
Eeid William, carriagepaihter William H. Halkett, r.
314 Jessie
Eeid William, driver N. B. and Mission E. R..r. 446
Brannan
Eeid William E. (Eeid & Brooks) , r. 1117 Washington
Eeid AYilliam T., principal Boys" High School, r. 513
Van Xess Av
Eeid & Brooks (William E. Eeid and estate of Edmund
Brooks) , importers and jobbers crockery and glass
ware, 524-520 Sansom
Eeid. See Eead. Reade, Reed and Wrede
Eeidh Ernst, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Manui.
Co., r. 10 Garden
Eeiding August, laborer .\lfred W. Manning
Eeidt Henry, baker, r. 1314 Harrison, rear
Reidy Annie, domestic, r. 323 Geary
Reier George, foreman Albert E. Swain, r. 948 Bryant
Reiersan Andrew, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Eeighley James B., porter S. L. Jones & Co.,r. 1868
Stevenson
Beightsenstein H., seaman, r. 208 Steuart
Eeignard Eose Mrs., r. 721 Pacific
Reigner A., French Zouaves Armory, 537 Sacramento
Reigno Ellen (widow), r. 813 Vallejo
Eeil Lawrence, plumber, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Eeil Margaret Miss, silkworker California Silk Manuf-
Co., r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Eeilley Ann, waitress, 1300 Taylor
Reilley Charles J., plumber and gasfltter, 320 Mont-
gomery Av, r. G09 Chestnut
Eeilley John (Reilley & Louis) , r. S s Precita Av, nr
Bernal, Bernal Heights
Eeilley Jnhu, tinsmith, r. 429 Chestnut
Eeilley Mary Miss, employee S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, r. 421) Chestnut
Eeilley Patrick, driver La Grande Laundry, r. Thir-
teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Eeilley Peter, laborer Padey \- Martin, r. 429 Chestnut
Reilley Tliomas, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Reilley & Louis (John Reilley and John Louis) , tan-
ners, S 8 Precita A v. nr Bernal. Bernal Heights
Reiily Alice (widow), r. 373 Brannan
Reilly Andrew, trackman Central R. R.
Reiily Ann (widow) , r. 144 Clara
Reilly Bartholomew, driver Peter Canbu, r. Silver
Av, bit Mission and S.in Bruno Eoad
Eeilly Bartholomew, farmer, N of Silver Av, nr Misa
Eeilly Bernard, r. 820 Folsom
Eeilly Bernard, groceries and liquors, 137 Shipley
Reilly Bernard, liquor saloon, 2'.i5}^ Eighth
Eeilly Bernard, i^lasterer, r. Green Tree House
Eeilly Bridget Miss, r. 831 Jackson
Eeilly Cornelius, capitalist, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Eeilly Edward, mining, r. Commercial Hotel
Eeilly Edward T., machinist, r. 529 Geary
Eeilly Elizabeth, domestic 731 Turk
Eeilly Ellen (widow), r. 862 Harrison
Eeilly Ellen Mrs., r. 229 Jessie
Eeilly Ellen, domestic 07 Liberty
Eeilly George, watchman, r. 30 Clay
Eeilly J., extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 311
Sixth
Eeiliy James, r. Seventh Av, nr Giant Powder Works
Eeilly James, coachman G. Schultz, r. 1223 Bush, rear
Eeilly James, groceries and liquors, 1710 Leavenworth
Eeilly James, horscshotr Hugh Kennedy, r. 157 Minna
Eeilly James, plumber, r. S s Twentieth, bet Harri-
son and Folsom
Reilly James, shoemaker, r. 228 Jessie
Eeilly James, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 665 Miss
E.-illy James F.. salesman S. W. Levy, r. 1910 Stev
Eeilly J. F., extraman Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. cor
Third and Howard
Eeilly J. J., photograjiher, r. 771 Mission
BULLOCK & JONES, 103 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
ANDEESON & RANLOLPH. Jewelers, 101 MonteomeiySt
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Keilly John, boilermaker, r. 530 Third
Keilly John, conductor Market St. R. K., r. E s Second
Av, ur Fifteinth
Reilly John, codpt-r Hogsn & Co., r. 2331 Pine
Keilly John, laboror, r. '229 Jt'Hsie
Reilly John, molder, r. S s Twentieth, bet Harrison
and FolsoMi
Reilly John, tt-amfcter Patrick A. McDonald, r. 22
Converse
(Loughran, Reilly & Co.), r. 434 H
(Loughran, Reilly & Co.
434 Ji
Reilly John D
Jessie
Reilly John J,
Jessie
Reilly John J., shoemaker U. W. C. Boot andSh>e Co.
Rfilly Maggie, chanibennaid Cosmopolitan Hotel
Reilly Mat-'gie, cook St. Mary's Hospital
Reilly Mary (widow) , domestic 37 Sacramento
Reilly Mary Miss, braid sewer Excelsior Straw Works,
r. 16 Jessie
Reilly Mary, domestic 514 Guerrero
Reilly Mary, domestic 1020 Jackson
Reilly Mary A. Miss, shirtmaker, r. NW cor Franklin
and Ivy Av
Reilly Mary A. Miss, teacher music, r. Ss Twentieth,
bet Harrison and Folsom
Reilly Mary H., solicitor Taylor & Nevin, r. NW cor
Mission and Third
Reilly Michael, asphaltum roofer Conlin k Roberts,
r. 1420 Washington
Reillj' Michael, laborer, r. S s Union, nr Sansom, rear
Reilly Michael, stoneciitter, r. H Clara
Reilly Morris, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadamiz-
ing Co., Long Bridge
Reilly M. P., laborer Sutter St. R. R. Co.
Reilly Owen, laborer, r. New Railroad House
Reilly P., contractor, r. S s Twentieth, bet Harrison
and Folsom
Reilly Patrick, r. 1121 Folsom
Reilly Patrick, harnessmaker, r. 512 Bush
Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. S s Filteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Reilly Patrick, laborer, r. 515 Eighth
Reilly Patrick, teamster, r. 513 Fom-th
Reilly Patrick, waitvr Lick House
Reilly Philip, laborer, r. r.09 Grove
Reilly Philip, carpenter California Mills, r. cor Hum-
boldt and Kansas, Potrero
Reilly Philip, ship calker, r. 200 Ritch
Reilly Theresa, domestic 731 Turk
Reilly Thomas, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 918
Market
Reilly Thomas, sailiiiaker, r. .524 Mission
Reilly Thomas H., operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. llOi) Stockton
Reilly William, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 25
Jessie
Reilly William, liquor saloon, bW cor Folsom and
Steuart. r. 212 Grove
Reilly William, messman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Reillv William, stonecutter Degan & Orford, r. 720
Third
Reilly William T., assay department U. S. Mint, r.
1519 Sacramento
Reilly. See Reilley, Riley, and O'Reilly
Reimann Henry A. (Sober it Reimanu) , r. 714 Capp
Reiuiann Julia (widow), r. 714 Capp
Reimann Rudolph, salesman Matthais Gray, r. 313
Stockt«in
Reimer John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Reimer John, seaman S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Reimer J. P., lauudrv, 49 Sacramento, r. 45 Sac
REIMER JULIUS, manager Engineer of the Pa-
cific, office .507 Montgomery, r. 7t!2 Mission
Reimerd Frank, butcher, r. 421 Brannan
Rcimers Adolf, bookkeeper California Jewelry Co., r.
315 Stockton
Reimers Claus, foreman Central R. R. Co's stables, r.
1415 Uevisadero
Reimers Claus, laborer, r. W s Arkansas, nr Sierra
Reimers Frederick, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Reimers Henry, hostler Henry Blanken, r. W s San
Bruno Road- six miles from City Hall
Reimers Jacob, laborer Cul. Sugar Refinery, r. 20 De-
catur
Reimers John, seaman, r. 37 Pacifip
Relmert Julius, mate, r. 12 Jackson
Rein C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Rein Oscar, night watchman Ahlbom House, 321 Dup
Reincken Herman, seaman, r. 815 Montgomery
Relnecko Frank, seaiuan, r. 20 Folsom
Reinecke Frederick (Steflins & Relnecko) , r. SE cor
Folsom and Main
Reinecke John, sollcitir, r. 530 Third
Reinecke William r. 512 Bnsh
Reinecke William, barkeeper Frederick Reckenbell, r
64 Everett
Rdneger Charles, plumber Cook & Littcll, r. 138 Dora
Reiner Charles, miller, r. 42 Brannan
Reiner Dora, domestic, 1.500 Larkin
Reiner E.. r. 512 Bu.sh
Reiner John, whiteuer Frederick A. Jennings, r. 26
Turk
Rtiiiers Charles A., proptr Eureka Soda Works, 223
Elm Av. r. 223 Elm Av
REI.NER.S .lOHX H., groceries and liquors, 622
Fourth, r. 024 Fourth
Reinert Ola, carpenter, r. 62G Brannan, rear
Reinertsen David, eailmaker E. Detrick *: Co., r. Oak-
land
Reinfeld James W., grainer Edward M. Gallagher, r.
506 Vallejo
Reinhardt Bernhard (Marks & Reinhardt). r. 123 Pow
Reinhardt Charles, machiuehand Holland x Ruppel,
r. Ill St venson
Reinhardt Eberhard, steward Woodward's Gardens
Reinhardt Frederick W., porter Donohoe, Kelly & Co.,
r. 1513 Mason
Reinhardt Herman O. (Reinhardt 4c. Muiray) , r. 505
Seventh
Eeiuhnrdt John, turner Holland & Ruppel, r. Ill Stev
Reinhardt John B., real estate, r. 92 Everett
Reinliardt Louis F., butcher S. S. Rosenberg, r. 1513
Mason
Reinhardt Sophia (widow) , r. Ill Stevenson
Reinhardt & Murray (Herman O. Reinhardt and
Henry G. Murray), mauufs hydraulic and steam
elevators, etc., 303 Mission
Reinhart Charles, steward J. C. Donley, r. 113 Natoma
Reiubart Herman, bookkeeper Rothschild k Ehren-
pfort, r. Brooklyn
Reinhart Jacob F., salesman Haas Bros., r. Oakland
Reinhart Simon, r. 1298 Van Ness Av
Eeinhaus Moritz, waiter Heiume & Renter, r. 26 Turk
Reiuhold Ernest, bookkeeper C. J. Hawlcy k Co., r.
The Baldwin
Reinhold Frederick, master mariner, r. 9 Rincon Av
Reinhold Jacob, butcher Felix Uri, r. 731 Geary
Reiuhold Julius R., hair dresser Philip P. Lehn, r.
435 Pine
Reinig C. A., bookbinder, r. 512 Bush
Eeijikclurs Henry G., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill &
Stetson, r. 124 Silver
Reinke John, solicitoi*, r. 8 Zoe, rear
Reinke Richard, laborer, r. Second Long Bridge, Po-
trero
Reinle Frederick (EUenbtrger, Hoflfer & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Reiustein Jacob B., attorney at law, Irvine & Le Bre-
ton, r. 90(> Ellis
Reiustein Oscar (of Reinstein * Wolf, Gold Hill, Nev.,
and Bodie Cal.). office 4oO Kearny, r. 90i'> Jones
Reinstein Simon (of Reiustein & Collins, Visalia, and
Reinstein k Gibson, Carson City, Nev.), olhce 400
Kearny, r. 40« Eddy
Reiustein William, gents' furnishing goods, 345 Kear-
ny, r. 502 Bush
Reintanz Os.'.ar J., policeman City Hall. r. 707 Clem
Reintanz Reinhold A., ciijarmaker Sanderson & Horn,
r. 707 Clementina
Reis Charles, butcher G. W. Green, r. 322 Sutter
REIS CHRIWTIAX, real estate, office 316 Califor-
Ilia, rooms 7-8, r. 835 Culifurnla
REIS PERDIXAND, real estate, office 316 Califor-
nia, rooms 7-8, r. Russ House
REIS GUSTAVE, real estate, office 316 California,
rooms 7-3, and commissioner 8. F. F. D. r. 504
Eddy
Reis Gustave, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Reis John N., driver Market St. R. R., r. 1221 Stciner
REIS JULIUS C, real estate, office 316 California,
rooms 7-8, r. 321 Oak
Reis Louis, salesmau Peixotto k Silverman, r. 502
Bush
Reis Mary, domestic 1025 Geary
Reis Michael, baker, r. 418 O'Farrell
Reis Simon, watchmaker 209 Montgomery Av. r. 435
Broadway
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Reise M.. tailor, r. ftl9 Jackson
Rei^^en Rene, cook Loiiis Bresse, r. cor Pacific and
Montcomery Av
Reiser Charles, carriage maker, r. 473 Jessie
Reiser Frank, liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and Mason
Reisland Peter, seaman, estate J. B. Piper
Reismau Otto, hackman, r. 610 Howard
ReisntT Simon, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Reiss Bernard (Keiss Brothers & Oo.), r. 1830 Powell
REISS BROTHERS «& CO. (Solomon, Bernard
and Isaac Keiss), importers cloths and tailors'
trimmings, 115 Sutter
Reiss Herman, clerk, r. 7 Reed PI
Reiss Isaac (Reiss Brothers ^ Co.) , r. 1832 Powell
Keiss Jacques, brewer, r. 411 Pacific
Reiss Louis Mrs., r. NE cor Octavia and Grove
Reiss M., Tailors' Pro. Union, SAV cor Kearny and
Morton
Reiss Mary Mrs. (widow), r. 1519 Dupont
Reiss Solomon (Reiss Brothers & Co.), r. 182J. Powell
Reiss. See Reis and Reese
Reiter Charles A., porter Bacon & Co., r. 326 Tenth
KeitiT F. E., teacher music, r. 1327 3^ Vallejo
Reitf-r Harrison J., with Henry Reiter, r. 2a9 Bush
REITER HENRY, liquor saloon, 309 Pine, r.
Palace Hotel
Reiter Louis, cook, r. 238 Steuart
lleiterman Anne Mr.s., furnished rooms, 106 Jackson
Rtiith Paul, tailor Henry Steil, r. 1303 Montgomery
Reitz Jean B., cellarman F. Daneri & Co.,r. 262H
Clementina, rear
Reitzenstein Gustave, confectioner, r. 242 Sutter
Kek'l .Joseph, teaclier vocal music, 514 Stockton
Relay House, Thomas Rees proptr, .WT Mission
Reld John, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Relief Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.), George A. Holden secretary, office 310 Pine,
room 27
Rellea M. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Remalsuser Jose, dairyman Roland Bros., r. NE cor
Fell and Shrader
Remer John A., architect, 230 Montgomery, room 17,
r. 1721 Buchanan
Remey William, teamster, SW cor Front and Jackson,
1 r. 441 Minna
Remien Hans, barkeeper Peter F. Rohde, r. 8 Clay
Remillard Bros. (Peter N., Hilaire, and Edward) .brick-
makers and contractors, office Pacific St. Wharf
Remillard Edward (Remillard Bros.), r. Oakland
Remillard Hilaire (Remill.srd Bros.),r. Oakland
Remillard Peter N. (Remillard Bros.) , r. Oakland
Remington A. D. (A. D. Remington & Co.), r. New
j York
I Remington A. D. & Co. (L. H. Bonestell), paper com-
1 mission merchants, 411-413 Sansom
! Remington Catherine, furnished rooms, 8 Central PI
Remington Frank C, wines and liquors, 15 Leides-
dorff, r. 106 Stockton
Remington George, r 926 Mission
Remington George W. (Remington & Wheeler), r.
Oakland
Remington Gravel Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.),
Daniel Buck secretary, office 80 Nevada Block
Remington James K.. mate Central Pacific R. R. stm
Transit, r. Oakland
Remington James W., carpenter, r. 267 Minna
Remington John C. (T. J. Severns & Co.), r. 834 Fol-
som
Remington Sewing Machine Co., C. Shawlagent, office
' 30 Second
Reuiington & Wheeler (George W. Remington and
Samuel H. Wheeler), agents Firmenich steam
boilers. 210 Spear
I Rcmmcl Emil, carpenter, r. 268 Jessie
I Reramel Jacob (Uemmel & Otersen), r. 213 Eleventh
Rommel Julius A., bookkeeper, r. 213 Eleventh
i REMKIEL & OTERSEN (Jacob R-^mmel and
I Hemjan Otersen) , wholesale and retail wines and
I liqiiors, 16 Third
I Remoe Charles H.. hostler Charles \V. Taber, r. 1008
I Valencia
I Remoe Ella M. Miss, r. 536 Twenty-third
I Reniond Ernest, tailor, 1511 Stockton
Remsen Roland C, carpeutor, r. 2010 O'Farrell
I Ren William, clerk J. J. O'Brien (t Co., r. 28 Lafayette
I Ri'na Antonio, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Fiont
Renahan Edmond, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
I r. 357 First
I Renalian James, upholsterer, 8W cor Fifth and
Tehama
Renahan John, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 606
Howard
Benaud Charles, pressman Alta California Job Office,
r. 835 Greenwich
Renaud Louis, barkeeper A. Chartier, r. 324 Sixth
Renault Japhet F., i^ictorial signpainter J. S. Swan, r.
303 Chestnut
Renault John, coaldealer, 110 Jackson, r. 1431 Pine
Renault Joseph, r. 19 Bryant Av. rear
Renault Josephine (widow) , laundress, r. 1027 Dupont
Renault Louis J., scouring and dyeing. 427 Bush
Renault Phillipine Mrs., lauudry, 1431 Pine
Reudle John. ..eamau, r. Western House. 134 Steuart
Rendlesham Hannah (widow), bakery and confection-
ery, 1014 Bryant
Rendsburg John M., salesman A. Baumgarten, r. 2 Ce-
dar Av
Keney William, r. 340 Dorland
Rengstorff J. H.. student B;;ruard's Business College,
r. Mountain Vievi'
Renken Henry, bar eeper Madel & Maskow, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Rennard William J., steward Louis Bresse, r. 34 Ellis
Rennelly Thomas, laborer, r. .511 Mission
Renner Berthold, miller, r. 825 Folsom
Renner C. Anton (Kenner & Bauman), r. 618 Oal
Renner Charles, dairy, W s Eureka, bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-setond
Renner George' (Renner & Co.), r. 426 Brannan
Renner George (Russey & Renner) , r. W e Dolores,
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Renner Louis, dairyman Williaju Hall, r. bet Mis-
sion, and San Bruno Road, opposite Six Mile
House
Renner William, carpenter, 1154 Folsom, r. 683 J4
Clementina
Renner & Bauman (C. Anton Renner and James Bau-
mean) , proptrs New Helvetia House. G16 Cal
Renner & Co. (George Renner and F. S. Johnson),
dra.vmen, office SW cor California and Front
Renners A., nightwatchman The Fountain, r. 15
Hopet')n Terrace
Rennert Frederick (Franco & Rcnnert) , r. 625 Stev
Rennett Lydia, domestic Ladies Protection and Relief
Soc.
Renney James A., laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Rennie James, third officer O. & O. S. S. Australia
Rennie William, bookkeeper Fairbanks & Hutchin-
son, r. 170JJ<; Leavenworth
Rennil.son Adam, carpenter, r. W s Folsom, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Rennilson John, r.W s Folsom, bet Fiftenth and Six-
teenth
Rennilson Robert, carpenter, r. W s Folsom, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Renny James, lauudry agent, r. 314 Bush
Reuny William, hostler N. B. and Mission B. R.
Reno i^atheriue (widow) . r. 126 Clinton
Reno Henry, laborer freight department Central Pac.
R. R., r. 734 Folsom
Reno Jo.sejih S., drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. 522
Sixth
Reno Mining Co. (Bodie. Mono Co., Cal.), John T. Mc- j
Geoghegau secretary, office 318 Pine, room 13
Reno Peter S., drayman Baker & Hamilton, r. 522
Sixth
Reno Stephen H., U. S. Internal Revenue storekeeper
Reno Thomas, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Reno W. G., assiyer. r. 126 Cliuton
Rens Alexander, clerk E. Raas & Co., r. 517 Tyler
Reus Ellis, clerk, r. 2U2 Ellis
Reusiuger D., baker S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon S.
S. Co., Folsom St.Wh rf
Reuton Coal Co., A. M. Simpson president, Thomas H.
Henderson secretary, othee 22 Sacramento
Renton Dougall, woodiurner, r. 454?^ Tehama
Reuton Heurv T., upholsterer 42'.) Fourth, r. 146 Silver
RENTON, "HOIiMES it CO. (William Renton,
Charles 3. Holmes and Richard K. Ham), lumber
maiiufs Pier 3 Steuart
Renton William (Reuton, Holmes & Co.), r. Port
Blakely, W. T.
Rentschler Frederick (Indianapolis Chair Manuf Co.),
r. 1922 Jessie
Rentschler John, carriagemaker, 1624 Mission, r. 142
Eleventh
Rentz August, seaman, S. S. Great Republic
Reutz Christian, seaman schr Fannie, Green Street
Wharf
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
TRUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Renwick Frank, clerk, r. 212 Seventh
Renwick .laiues, clerk, r. 15 Park Av
Ronwick Richard Y., painter, r. In Park Av
Reuwick W., machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,r.2 Rin-
con Av
Benz John, manuf Dr. Renz's Herb Bitters, and dealer
wines and liqiiurs, 2l;> Commercial, r Jl Pearl
Reos Jdse E., exprossinau, r. i;il8 Dupont
Repenn Charles F., with Philip, Speyer& Co., 425 Cal-
ifornia
Repenu Frederick, boot and shoemaker, 521 Sac
Repetto Andre, gardener Aut-inio Lagomarsiuo, E a
■Twenty-ninth Av. N of Point Lob'is Av
RephrM Levy, teamster, 515 Market, r. 511 Octavia
Repinsky Philip, tailor, r. 705 Vallejo
Replow E. A., r. 127 Kearny
Rcpmann Augnst. butcher M. Selig, r. Seventh Av,
bet N and M, South S. F.
Reporter The (monthly) . Ada Hutchius publisher and
projjtr, office 5:J7 Sairamento
Repp Conrad, employee Pioneer Mult House, r. 12 So-
nora PI
Reppttti John, carpenter, r. 414 Vallejo, rear
Reppey James W., upholsterer Michael Murjihy, r.
1310 Green
Reppey W.. C, r. 1007 Market
Republic Consolidated Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
Cal.) , George A. Holden secretary, office 310 Pine,
room 27
Requa Austin, clerk John Crockett, 203 Bush, room 12,
r. 'rM Van Ness Av
Requlziv Mining Co., R. Ellon secretary, office 310
Pine, room 47
Resar William, laborer, r. 0 hi Welsh
Beschke August, butcher Charles F. Wagner, r. cor
Seventh and Railroad avs
Reeing John, liquor saloon, W s Mission, opp St.
Murv's College
Resohito Tunnel and Mining Co., James L. Fields sec-
retary, office 240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
RESOURCES OF CALIFORNIA (monthly), J.
P. H. Wentworth publisher and proptr, office 320
Sansom, room 16
Ressayre Victor, r. 120 Sutter
Resseghino Paolo, watchman Campi's Restaurant
Ressequie Annie (widow) , r. 4 Wetmore PI
Rest for the Weary, L.J. Ewell proptr, 3ij Clay
Reston William, clerk Spevor Bros., r. 2202 Jones
RETAIL. TRADESMEN'S PROTECTION
AND COLLECTION BUREAU. 4:34 Cali-
fornia, room 5
RETAILERS' MERCANTILE AGENCY,
Charles P. Jones manager, 60S Market, room 10
Rethers Charles, tailor, r. 2109 Jones, rear
Rethy Geor^-e, bootmaker, 933 Market
Reticker S. T. (widow); r. l^'OO'^ Pidk
Retif Francois, soda manuf P. G. Somps, r. 2G1 Clem-
entina
Retlig Conrad, baker Lick House
Retteiiberi! Ad'ilph, clerk, r. 609 Post
Reuben George, fancy goods, notions, etc., 324 Hayes
Beubold Michael, boots and shoes, 325 Bush, r. 1
Winter Lane
Reucken Harry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery
Reuer Zeline, domestic 724 Turk
Reulein Emil, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r. 322
Ritch
Reulein John, carpenter California Sugar Refinery, r.
322 Ritch
' REULING EDWARD W., commission mer-
chant, office 318 From, r. N s Geary, bet Powell
and Mason
Reumann Ide, r. 1111 Tyler
Reupp Simon, with Pacific Oil and Lead Works
Reusche August, steward Saulmann's Restaurant, r.
311 Fell
Reusche Christian, waiter Saulmanu's Restaurant, r.
311 Fell
Rewschi^ Fritz, waiter Henry Hoesch, r. 14 Mason
Reusman George, bookkeeper Frederick Katz, r. 623
California
Reussiier Albert, diamond setter, r. 317 Minna
Reutcr .\dolph, tanner Duncan's Tannery, r. 735 Bran
Renter Kdward. por:er Swiss Hotel, 627 Commercial
Renter Katie Miss, saleswoman Miss Sarah Kahn, r.
716 Washington
Beufer William (Hemme & Ueuter). r. 213 Capp
Revalk John, watchmaker, r. 1713 Mason
Revegno Dominico, gardener Luigi Oliva, nr German
Hospital
Revel Mollie Miss, actress Baldwin's Theatre, r. 1030
Larkin
Revere Fire Insurance Co. (of Boston), Hutcliinson
& Mann, agents, office 320-3'24 California
Revere House, Thomas J. Casey jiroptr, NW cor
Fourth and Mission
Revert A., Lafayette Guard, Armory 730 Montgom-
ery
Revest Louis, butcher, r. S Margaret PI
Revett Charles I)., cook Isthmus House
Rewcastle Thomas, patternmaker, r. 1626 Mission
Rewig William, butcher, r. 1312 Broderick
Rex Mary Miss, dressmaker Mrs.W. H. Ashley, r. 737 }4
Green
REX MONTES MINING CO. (Inyo Co., CaH.
D. ilenshaw Ward secretary, office 18 Nevada
Block
REY JACQ,UES J. (Britton J: Rev), r. 820 Union
Rev Valentine tE. Guittard & Co.) , r. 829 Union
Rej- William, second steward Pacific Mall S. S. Co-
lima
Reyburn Marcus W., millband Horace Davis & Co., r.
930 Market
Reyer George, baker Albert E. Swain, r. NW cor Bry-
ant and ChesUy
Reyes Manuela (widow), r. 4 Card Alley
Reyes Nicholas, seaman, r. 6 Polbird PI
Reyfus Herman, laborer, r. 120 Shipley
Reyinond August, laundry, 724 Filbert
Reymond Frank, clerk, r. 2918 .Sacramento
Reymeit Theodore D., real-estate and mining agent,
office 40 California, r. Oakland
Reynier Avigust, laborer, r. 1 Banuam PI
Reynier August Jr., baker Boudin & Gleizes, r. 1
Banuam PI
Reynier E. Mme., teacher French, r. 1237 Stockton
Reynier Edouard, laborer, r. 1 Baimam PI
Reynolds Abel L., teamster C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 413
Brannan
Reynolds Andrew, cook Alms House
Reynolds Annie (widow), r. 204 McAllister
Reynolds Benjamin A., law student Edmonds & Rey-
nolds, r. 1618 Larkin
Revnolds Benjamin F. Jr., retoui-her Peter J. Sulli-
' van, r. 44M Sixth
Reynolds C, laborer Golden Gate Park
Reynolds Carmi, policeman City Hall, r. 130 Turk
Reynolds Catherine Miss, teacher music, r. 929 Post
REYNOLDS C. H. <Sc CO. (Charles H. Reynolds),
real-estate agents, office 333 Montgomery
Reynolds Charles H. (C. H. Reynolds & Co.),r. 1314
Washington
Reynolds Charles, laborer, r. 25 Fifth Av, rear
Reynolds Charles L., clerk, r. 628 Washington
Reynolds Cornelius, laborer Golden Gate Park, r. cor
' Fifteenth Av and H, Outside Lands
Reynolds Daniel, r. 1422 Turk
Reynolds E., messengers. S. Ancon. Broadway Wharf
Revnolds Edward, furnaceman California Chemical
" Works, r. E 8 San Bruno Road, bet Twenty fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Reynolds Edward, milkman, r. Nebraska, bet Twen-
ty.fifth and Twenty-sixth
Reynolds Edward B., captain bark Tidal Wave, r. 015
Jones
Reynolds Edward J., teamster Pacific Commercial Co.,
r. 1214 Larkin
Reynolds Eugene, laborer Giant Powder Works, Cen-
tral Road, nr Twentieth Av
Reynolds F., driver Market Street R. R.
Reynolds F. R. (widow) , r. 522 Van Ness Av
Reynolds Frances E. Mrs., vice-principal Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 148 Sixth
Reynolds Francis, with Junius G. Foster, r. NE cor A
and Twenty-sixth Av, Outside Lands
Reynolds Frank, coachman Thomas Brown, r. 1311
Pine
Reynolds Frank A., teacher dancing Oliver A. Lmil,
r. 313 Ellis
Reynolds Frank B. (More, Reynolds i: Co.), r. 1113
Bush
Reyncilds Frederick W., clerk Balfour, Guthrie Ac Co.,
" r. 522 Van Ness Av
BejTiolds George, carrier Morning Call, r. SE cor Van
Ness Av and Grove
Reynolds George, 'Aftri C. H. Reynolds k Co., r. Oak-
land
Reynolds George, foreman California ChomicalWorks,
r. E 8 San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Pine, Mecdum Pine— large assortment.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Keynolds George, plumber, r. 806 Vallejo
Eevnolds George, seaman, r. Western House
KeVnolds George, teamster, r. 11 Verona PI
Reynolds George L., merchant tailor, 638 Clay, r. U13
■Washington
Keynolds George E., physician, office 22i Kearny, r.
' 332 Ellis
Eeynolds Henry C, liquor saloon, SWcor Third and
Howard, r. 509 Bryant
Eeynolds Henry D., employee Pacific ilail S. S. Co., r.
751 Harrison '
Keynolds Horatio J., clerk John Warren & Co., r. 1606
Jones
Reynolds Isabella (widow) , r. 450 Minna
Reynolds James, laborer, r. Fairmuunt Tract, nr Ber-
nal Station
Eeynolds James, plumber lIcNally & Hawkins
PiCynolds James, seaman, r. 238 St^uart
Reynolds James, tailor E. & F. Shrier, r. 37 Natoma
Eeynolds James H., bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder &
Co., r. cor Fourteenth Av and H, South S. F.
Reynolds James M., speculator, r. 1606 Jones
Reynolds James S., attorney at law, office 636 Clay, r.
•231 Bush
REYXOLiDS JOHN, proptr California Chemical
WorKS, E s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twi uty-eit;hth
Reynolds John, seaman, r. 274 Jessie
Reynolds John, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick, r. Third,
bet King and Berry
Reynolds John, stonecutter r. 106 Natoma
Eeynolds John H., clerk E.G.Haskell & Co., r. 722
O'Farrell
Reynolds Johnson, foreman Sutter Street R. R., r. 118
Austin
Reynolds Joseph, laborer, r. 11 Verona PI
EeVnolds Joseph, laborer Union Iron Works
Reynolds Julia Mrs., r. 80u Vallejo
Reynolds L. & Co. shipping and commission mer-
chants, office 302 California, room 5
Reynolds Leonard (Edmonds & Reynolds), attorney
at law, office 626 Wa-hington, r. 1618 Larkin
Reynolds Leonard C, deputy county clerk, r.332 Ellis
Reynolds Lewis (L. Keynolds & Co.), r. 332 Ellis
Rej-nolds Lewis, with West Coast Furniture Co., r.
Palaje Hotel
Reynolds M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Reynolds Mary (widow), r. 110 O'Farrell, rear
Reynolds Mary, dressmaker, 513 Bryant
Reynolds Miiry, ladies' nurse, r. 74S Minna
Eeynolds Merick, graiubuyer Starr & Co., r. Oakland
Reynolds Michael i\, coppersmith, r. 6LeroyPl
Reynolds Myron, r. 240-> Howard
Reynolds Patrick, harnessmaker Stone & Hayden, r.
435 Minna
Rej-nolds Patrick, laborer, r. 19 Eitch, rear
Eeynolds Patrick, tanner Main & Winchester, r. 150
Silver
Eeynolds PatricK, yardman Palace Hotel, r. 761 Miss
Reynolds Peter, commercial traveler, r. N\V cor Eighth
and Brniman
Reynolds Kachael A. (widow), r. 1618 Larkin
Reynolds Kiihard H., collector C. H. Reynolds & Co.,
r. 1314 Washington
Reynolds, Rix .\: Co. (William H. Rej-nolds, Edward A.
Rix and Charles H. Baker), agents lugcrsoU rock
drill, 18-20 Fremont
Reynolds Robert T., pucker A. 0. Dietz & Co., r. Oak-
land
Eeynolds Roger, shoemaker, r. 513 Bryant
Reynolds Samuel, peddler, r. Eighth Av, bet L and M,
, South H. F.
Reynolds Thomas, r. 1324 O'Farrell
Reynolds Thomas, boilermaker, r. Fairmont Tract, nr
School House
Eeynolds Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Reynolds Tliomaa, foreman Williams Brothers, r.
Marsh House, Sixth Av, S-mth S. F,
Reynolds Thomas, Iramemaker E. Wolf & Co., r. 7
Eitch
Reynolds Thomas, laborer G. C. Yates, r. 531 Pine
Eeynolds Thomas, miner, r. 413 Stevenson
Reynolds Thomas, sailuiaker SE cor Market and
Steuart, r. 416 Bryant
Reynolds Thomas, tinsmith, r. 806 Vallejo
REYNOLDS THOM.VS H.,cl.rk city and coimty,
office. Old City Hall, r. 628 Washington
Reynolds Thomas K., clerk naval office Custom House,
r. 148 Sixth
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Eeynolds W. D., farmer, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Reynolds William, driver Wempe Brothers
Eeynolds William, hostler Market St. R. R. Co., r. E 8
Second Av, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Reynolds William, rigger, r. 232 Fremont
Reynolds William F., salesman Davis Brothers, r. St.
David's Hotel
Eeynolds William H. (Eeynolds, Eix &Co.), r. 703
Post
Eeynolds William C, wood and coal, 2310 Larkin
REYNOLDS WILLIAM S., real-estate agent,
office 531 California, r. 115 Kearny
Reyseu William, clerk Nicholas Bruns, r. 610 Davis,
Eheil William, laborer Odd Fellows Cemetery, r. W s
Johnson .Av, bet Point Lobos Av and St. Rose
RHEIN BENJAMIN L., dentist, offije and r. 703
Market, and 8 Third
Ehein Conrad, tailor, r. 1412 Powell
Rhein Jacob, brewer, r. 23 Fulton
Ehein John (Ehein & Siegel), r. 114 Turk
Ehein & Siegel (John Rhein and Martin Siegel), tai-
lors. 414 !Sansom
Rheinbe;k Matthias, machinist, r. N s Dunn .\lley
Rheinhold Hugo (Wolff & Kheinhold) , r. 1116 Stock
Rhenii Joseph, laborer German Hospital
Ehind Duncan C, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 140 Minna
Rhind James W. C., professor music, office 137 Post,
r. 1511 Steiner
Ehine Nathan, merchant, r. 613 Ellis
Rhiuehardt C, seaman schrC.B. Haywood, footBeale
Rhines Ami (widow), r. 240 Sixth
Rhoades Elvira Miss, r. 313 Geary, rear
Rhoades Eugene L., driver Alvah F. Morrison r
Natoma
Rhoades Daniel, r. 313 Geary, rear
Rhode Bernard, barkeeper Winter & Pauli, r.
Stockton
Rhode Island Insurance Assn, A. P. Flint general
agent, office 313 California
Rhode Jlary (widow), r. 740 Folsom
Rhodes Anthony, r. 26 Oak
Rhodes Anthony Jr., painter, r. 26 Oak
Rhodes Augustus L., associate justice Supreme Court
of Cal., chambers 640 Clay, r. San Jose
Rhodes C, waiter, r. 647 Mission
Rhodes Charles, briekmason, r. 13 Caroline
Rhodes Frank, teamster, r. 26 Oak
Rhodes Henry, expressman, SE cor Post and Kearny,
r. Oakland
Rhodes J. T., varnisher Pac. Furniture Co., r. 63 Jes-
sie
Rhodes Mary A. (widow) , r. 328 Third
Rhodes M. G., r. The Baldwin
Rhodes Samuel R., clothier and merchant tailor, 608
Montgomery
Rhodes Silas, plasterer, r. 13 Caroline
Rhodes Susan (widow) , i^roprietress Clarendon House,
NE cor Folsom and Second
Rhodes Thomas, carpenter, r. 934 Folsom, rear
Rhodes William, laborer, r. 13 Clinton, rear
Rhodez H., French Zouave Armoi-y, 730 Montgomery
Rhorer Milt ai M.. deputy insurance commissioner,
office 401 California, room 6, r. Berkeley
Bias H., clerk, r. 519}^ Dupont
Ribbel Philip J., cutter Joseph T. Poheim, r. 1020
Stockton
Riboli Antonio, coffee and oyster saloon, 3 Clay Street
Market, r. 738 Vallejo
Ribon Thomas E., with D. De Castro & Co., r. 807 Leav
Ribondeau Jean, porter F. Chevalier & Co., r. 1125
Stockton
Ricarardi Harry (Domartini & Ricarardi) , r. Card Alley
Ricard Antoine, capitalist, r. 915 Montgomery
Ricaud Marie (widow), r. 708 Vallejo
Riccard George, architect, r. 36 Welsh
Ricci Adolphe, ice creammaker Palace Hotel, r. 617
Stevenson
Ricci Caroline (widow) , r. 617 Stevenson
Ricci Ernst, pastry cook Palace Hotel, r. 617 Stevenson
Ricci Henrietto IMiss, dressmaker, r. 617 Stevenson
Kicci Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 617 Stevenson
Ricci Olinto, bootmaker E. M. Pardini, r. 307 Bdwy
Riccomi O., fruit and vegetable jieddler, r. Clark, bet
Front and Davis
Rice Abraham, shoema)<er, r. 1206 Sutter
Rice A. M. (widow), r. 252 Second
Rice Artemus W., milkman, r. 1014 Geary
Rice Bessie, domestic 1421 Sutter
Rice Charles, apprentice Joshua Hendy, r. 61 Tehama
Rice Charles, salesman S. Bine, r. 438 Clementina
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 .Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fin) Shrunlj Flann?l Under v^ear.
Cutlery at C-30. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 70G to 71G Kearny St
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Bice Edw«r.l T., r. '205 Taylor
Rice Emnu t E., chTk auditing department Wells,
Faryo A: Co., r. 1110 Leaveuwortli
Rice Fraul; H., drivir United Carriajje Co., r. 640 How
Rice Garret E., operative inelter niid rtflneiB' depait-
meot U. S. Miut. r. C.-tl Steveusou >
Rice George, cook Edward Scbu\ir
Bloe Geor^'e, lt;borer, r. 1C5 Teliaraa
Rice (jeor^je A., clrrk P. A. Moore
Rice Geor.'C H., clerk, r. Oriental Hotel
Rice George H. , freight agent O. .t O. S. S. Co., and
Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 12>i Tyler
Rice Harvey W., manuf portable straw burning en-
gines, 01) Bluxonie. r. H;;ywards
Rice Henrv, apprentice Union li-om 'Works, r. 108
Welsh
Rice Isabella B. Miss, r. 1014 Geary
Rice James, liqu.'r saloon, iWO Brannan
Rice James, piiinter, r. 5 Tay
Rice James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Rice James C, barkeeper August Hinrichs, r. 1315
Montgomerj'
Rice James L. (J. L. Bice & Co.) , r. 13 Hubbard
Rice J. B. (A. Viin Alstine & Co.), r. Sau Kafael
RICE J. L. «StCO. (W. H. Davis), book, job, and
law printers and publishers, oil Montgomery
Rice Johii, boilerii:aker, r. MS Biyant
Rice John, carpenter, r. 42 Zoe
Bice John, carpenter, r. 1142 }a Market
Bice John, carpenter Pacific Oil and Lead Works
Bice John, engineer, r. Ul Tehama
Bice John, seuiuan S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Rice John, waier tender Pacific Mail S. b. China
Bice John C, r. cor Minna and Mary
Rice John P., clerk freight auditor's ofl&ce. Central
Pac. R. K., r. 22 Geary
Bice John T., liairdrcssiug saloon, 770 Howard
Bice Joseph, t;lazier, r. 1814 Laguua
Bice Joseph ^^ ., steward hose No. 6, S. F. F. D., r.
McAUi.-ter, bet Webster and Buchanan
Bice Lawrence, engineer, r. E 6 Potrero Av, nr Santa
Clara
Bice Louis, printer, r. 530 Howard
Rice Lydia C. (widow) , r. 1122 Piue
Bice Maria Miss, stamper D. Hicks & Co., r. 240 Jones
Bice Michael, plumber George Milne, r. 61 Tehama
Bice Michael D., carpenter, r. i:j01 Larkiu
Bice Patrick, hostler, r. 1450 Minna
Bice Patrick B., wines and liquors, SW cor New Mont-
gomery and Nutiiniii
Bice Richard (Rice & Murchy) , r. 28 Langdnn
Bice Eichard, sawmaker Pacit;c Saw Manuf Co., r. 78
Natoma
Rice Robert, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 208 Te-
hama
Rice Robert, wiol shipper Ball & Julian, r. 923 Har
Rice Robert E,, blacksmith, r. 01 Tehama
Rice Stephen, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 61 Te-
hama
Rice Stephen A., phipoarpenter, r. 521 ShotWell
Rice Thomas, cari)enter, r. 42 Zoe
Rice Thomas, laborer, r. 322 Minna
Rice W. H., driver, r. 1014 Geary
Rice William A. (Linforth, Rice & Co.),r. 521 Shot-
well
Rice William H., policeman City Hall, r. 1014 Geary
Rice William J. (Bice >vc Co.) r. 268 Tehama
Rice Zenas, engraver and stencil cutter, 28 Market, r.
5 Drumm
Rice & Co. ( William J.Rice), real-estate and business
agents, 610 Foiirth
Rice S Murphy (Richard Bice and Daniel Murphy),
plumbing and ^astittiug, 108 Geary
Bice. See Rise and Ryce
Rich Abraham, clerk Peterson & Palmer, r. 904 Leav
Rich Alfred, cabi.ietmaker George Thomas, r. 802 Fol
Rich Alfred J., biokkeeper David Rich, r. NWcor Oak
and Franlslin
Rich Bernard, with David Bich, r. 8 Mason
Rich Charles L., r. S s Twenty-sixth, bet Mission and
and Bi rtlett
Rich Charles L., miner, r. 28 Dupont
Rich Charles W., r. 110 Sixth
Rich David, sto.kbroker, office 310 Montgomery, r.
NW cor Oak and Franklin
Rich Dorastus W., x^hysician, r. 28 Dupont
Rich Dorastus W. Jr., physician, r. 28 Dupont
Rich Fredricka (widow), liquor saloon, 508 Sixteenth
Rich Geary, assayer, r. NW cor Oak and Franklin
Rich George W., r. 1654 Mission
Rich Jai'ob, r. 151S Calif/rnia
Bich .J. M., r. Buss House
Rich Joseph, capitalist, office 310 Montgomery, r. NNV
cor Oak aiul Franklin
Rich Louis, tnilor Josii)h Bros., r. 919 Larkin
Bich Louis Mrs., fancy goods, 91l> Lnrkin
Rich Luke C, muHici«n, r. 28 Dupont
Rich Nellie Miss, drcssuialer, r. 2134 Howard
Bich Samuel, r. 45« Miuua
la. h T., r. 122 Post
Rich William, r. NW cor Oak and Franklin
Bich. See Bitch
Bichards Annie Mrs., lodgings, 771)4 Mission
Richards Beujaiuiu P., salesman Louis Hess, r. 13'J
Fourth
Bichards Bernard J. (Richards Brothers), r. 215 Tenth
Bichards Bros. (Owen W. and Bernard J.), wood and
coal, 215 Tenth
Richards C, r. '61 St. Ann's Building
Richards Calvin (Frost & Bii hards), r. 2223 TayUr
RICHARDS C. P. & CO., wholesale drugs and
chemi>als, 427-4J9 Srmsom, cor Clay
Richaids Chaiity A. T. Mrs., seamstiess, r. 1100 Cliv
Eiciiards Charles II. (Chile k Co.). r.Wtst Berkeley "
Bichaids Charles W. (Sichel & Bichards), dentisi,
ofBce 103 Post, r. l.>12 Pine
Bichards Charles W., liquors, stm Petaluma, Sau-
telito Ferry
Bichards Clayton F. (C. F. Richards & Co.) , r. SE cor
Pennsylvania Av and Solano
Richards Daniel, biokkeeptr, r. 1021 Powell
Bichards Daniel, commercial traveller, r. Ws Hamp-
shire, bet Twenty-fourta and Twenty-fifth
Bichards David, grocerie'S and Ifquors, 227 Harrison
Bichards David M., clerk Thomas liell, r. 931 Sutter
Bichards E. C, waiter Miners' Btstaurant, r. cor
Eearny and Jackson
Bichards Ferdinand, cook George H. Bichards, r. 47
Clara
Richards Frank, hairworker, r. 213 Shotwell
Bichaids Frank M., clerk Philip Hinkle.r. 550 Folsom
Bichards George H., restaurant, 315 Fourth, r. 47
Clara
Richards Henry, upholsterer Hugh Woods
Richards Israel, superintendent Odorless Excavating
Apparatus Co., oihce 4.>2 Kearny, r. ij25 Bay
Richards J., stableman Grogan & Anetctt, r. 725
Green
Bichards J., whitener, NW cor Jessie and Second
Richards James E., r. American Exchange Holel
Bichards James E.. manager New York and S. F. Col-
lar Co., office 6 Battery, r. 14 Turk
Bichards Jane (widow), r. 514 Green
Richards Jane (widow), r. OOH Shotwell
Bichards Jane (widow), r. 721 Vallejo
Richards J. M., farmer, r. n-.;9 hacramento
Richards John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Bichards John, porter Seth Thomas Clock Co., r. 835
Broadway
Bichards John E., wines and liquors, 227-229 Bash, r.
012 Guerrero
Richards Joseph, longshoreman, r. 804 Washin;,t)n
Bichards John B., tailor C S. Benedict, r. « Laskie
Bichards Joseph, mining engineer, r. 522 Fi II
Bichards J. 8., assistant engineer S. S. Oregon, Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Richards L., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Moi.t
Bichards Louis, actor Bella Union Theatre, r. 853J4
Folsom
Bichards Mary (widow) . seamstrf es. r. llOii Cay
Richards Mary Mrs., instructress Domestic Sewing
Machine Co., r. 213 Shotwell
Richards M. E. Mrs., psycometrii-t. r. 4 Park PI
lUchards Nannie, domestic 616 Filbert
Richards Nicholas, seaman, r. 415 East
Bichards Orlai.do S., grain deah r, office NE cor Front
and Clay. r. American Ex. hange Hotel
Rii hards Owen W. (Richards Br thers), r. 215 Tenth
Richards P., captain schr General Miller, office 18
Howard
Richards Peter, groceries and liquors, 8W cor Vallejo
and Ohio.r. 317 Green
Bichaids B. W., conductor Central B. B., r. Brannan.
nr Seventh
Richards Samuel (Rii hards & Morgan) r. 1004 Pacific
Richards S'.ephen, r. 1126 >» Shotwell
Bichards Victor, hnirdrester. i!240 Mission
Richiirds W. A., driver City Cab and Transfer Co.
Richards W. H., dvutist, r. 25 )« Stockton
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, Quality, or Fit
17
ANDEESON ^: BANLOLPH, Jgwelers, 101 Mont^jmery St
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738
PJC
Richardson B. C, janitor Grand Central Hall, r. 11
Sixth
Richardson Richard, baker, r. 1147 Howard
Richardson Robert, chief engineer O. & O. S. S.
Ooeanic
Richardson Robert A., cigarmaker, r. 812 Buchanan
Richardson Samuel W. (Hutchings vfe Richardson) , r.
_ . _ SW cor Twenty-fourth and Bryant Av
^oleMledearereEnglTshaTe's and porter, foreign Richardson Thomas, woolgrader John F. Knox, r.
wines and Uqu^rs. groceries, etc., 31i-316 Battery 2104^ Folsom
Richard? & Morg.-m (Samuel Richards and WilUam Richardson Thomas C., clerk, r. 121 Liberty
Morgan) liquor sahon, 539 Pa.-inc
Richards AVilliam, barkeeper E. Sarscen. r. 814 Third
Richards ■William, laborer Merchant's Dry Dock
Richards ■SVillihm H. (Richards & Harrison), r. 925
Pine ,.„ .,
Richards TVUliam J., coal oil and lamps, ^I-d Tenth
Richard? William 'W.. salesman, r. 703 Stockton
KICHARDS & HARKISOX (William. H. Rich-
ards and Robert J. Harrison), importers and
Richardion Albert, carpenter, r. 621 Geary
Richardson Alfred B., shipping clerk Carlos WTiite, r.
American Exchange Hotel
Richardson C, laborer O. i O. S. S. Co.
Richardson Celeste, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Richardson Charles, drug clerk, r. 2.31 Second
Richardson Charles, liquor saloon. 739 Tolsom, r. 732
Folsom
BichardBon Charles M., advertising dept Evening Post
(and Richardson & Home) ,r. 536 B;irtlett
Richardson Clement, porter, r. 620 Second
Bichardson Edward A., note clerk Bank of California,
r. San Mcteo
Richardson Wandell L.. piledriver and wharfbuilder,
12 Steuart, r. 837 Tyler
Bichardson W. G., paper dealer, office 507 Montgom-
ery, r. 212 Powell
Richardson William (Richardson & Field), r. 829 i
Bush
Richardson William, bookkeeper A. Crawford, r. 1015
Howard
Bichardson William, chief engineer O. & O. S. S. Co.,
r. 357 Brannan
Richardson WilUam. r. 418 Broadway
Richardson William, laborer, r. 30 Hinckley
Biohardson WilUam, stockcutter Buckingham &
Hccht, r. 11 Hickory Av
Bichardson Edward H., messenger Wells, Fargo & ; Bichardson William G., painter E. H. Bla;k, r. 2011
o
ca
538 Folsom
Richardson Emily (widow), r. 2614 Folsom
Ri. b.anlson Frank, r. 412 Bush
Richardson Frank, r. i'07 Stockton
Richardson Frank (Gus. Lindauer & Co.), r. 526
Fourth
Bi. hsrdson Frank, driver City Cab aad Transfer Co.,
r. 174 Jessie
Ri. bard.son Frederick, clerk, r. If IS Pacific Av, rear
Richardson Frederick A., messenger letter department
Wells. Fargo & Co. , r. .538 Folsom
Richardson George, cook S. S. Coustantine, Broadway Riche Jajnes, r^l829 Jessie
Wharf
Bicharvlson George, laborer, r. Oakland
Ri bar ison George, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
P.; hardsdn George, seaman, r. 116 Ellis
Ri. bar Jsou George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York '
Ricbaruson George, waiter S. S. Ancon, Broadway
Whirf
Richardson George H.. waiter, r. 228 Mongomery Av '
Itii h:irdson H.. teamster Andrew Onderdonk ;
Riihar.ison Hawthorne, r. 812 Buchanan '
Ri. hardson H. C, r. 1143 Howard
Ricburdsou Henry, professor music, r. 649 Howard
Richardson H. K. Mrs., teacher Protestant Orphan
ABylum '
Ilich.-irdson Horace, seaman, r. 620 Second
Richardson James, hostler X. Bruns. r. 619 Davis '
Eichavdson James, newspapers and stationery, SW ,
cor Post and Dupont. r. Hardie PI nr Kearny '
Ri. hardson James, painter, r. 910 Larkin |
Richardson James, plumber and gasfitter, r. XE cor
."<t venteenth and Alemany i
Richardson Jesse, local policeman, r. 1 Valle.1o I
Richardson J. 51., r. The Baldwin j
Richsrdson J. M., t' amster, r. cor Pine and Polk ;
RICMAKDSOX J. X. SONS & OVTDKX (Um-
ited) , Irish linens, cambric handkerchiefs, dam-
asks, etc., office 511 Market
Bichardson John, clerk H. Bums, 210 Third, r. 1236
Folsom
Bichardson John, stableman CityB. R., r. 601 Nato-
lua
Bichardson John A., manufacturer's agent, 24 Post, r.
106 Mason
Bicharason John W., r. 3036 Ji Sixteenth
Bichardson Kate Mrs., fruits and vegetables, 1147
Howard
Bichardson Leonard, photographer John H. Peters, r.
NE cor Point Lobos Av and Ferrie
Bichardson Lewis C, dravman, r. W s Larkin, nr
McAllister
Richardson Manley B.. plasterer, r. 427^ Oak
Blcbardson Manuel, conductor Sutter St. B. E.,.r. 1507
Franklin
Bichardson Margaret, r. 413 Post
Bichardson Mary Mrs., designer, studio 216 Bush,
room 14, r. East Oakland
Bichardson Mary Mrs., fruits and vegetables, XE cor
Serenteenth an 1 Alemany
Bichardson NVttie Mis.", r. 2il Union, rear
Bichardson Prescott V.. contractor, r. Fair Oaks, nr
Xiueteenth
Mission
Richardson William H., paperhanger George W.Clark, '
r. 4 Park PI I
Bichardson WilUam J., contractor, r. SE cor St. Jo-
seph's Av and Eddy 1
Bichardson & Field (William Richardson and Alfred j
B. Field) , merchandise brokers, office 214 Cal
Richardson X Home (Charles M. Richardson and |
Walter J. Home), agents Pacific Coast Agency for
Patent Rights, ofiice 720 Market
Richau Herman, tailor James Cavanagh, r. 20 Lewis
Riche Joseph, waiter Bockeni Baccala, r. 811 Stock
Riche William, tinsmith, r. SE cor Railroad and Sev-
enth avs, South S. F.
Richer Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), William H. Lent
stcretary. ofiice 62 Xevada Block
Richert Caiiiillo, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 1 August Alley
BichcTt CoiiStant, fireman Empire Brewery, r. 2012
Powell
Richert John, brewer Bavaria Brewery, r. 404 Mont-
gomery Av I
Bichet August B., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 907
Vallejo
Richet Jane (widow) , r. 423 O'Farrell
Bich»-t Paul, laborer AugustuB Wolff, r. E s Broadway, !
bet Dupont and Stockton I
Bichini Ferdinando, ItaUan Benev. Soc. 423 Wash ]
Bichmann Henrv, machinist, 23 Stevenson, r. 1814
Hyde
Bichmond Albert D., barkeeper John W. Morrison,
r. 1316 M Larkin
Bichmond .Vmanda Mrs., dressmaking, 413 Powell
Bichmond C. B. (Lattin. Spring Bed Manuf Co.), r.
Santa Clara Co.
Bichmond Charles A., with W.W. Dodge & Co., r. Occi-
' dental Hotel
' Bichmond E. A. (Lattin Spring Bed Manuf Co.) , r.
Alvarado
Bichmond E. G., r. The Baldwin
■ Bichmond F. L., clerk WilUam Davis, r. 131 Mont
I Bichmond George E., outside watchman TJ. 8. Mint,
! r. 510 Sixteenth
' Richmond George R., engineer, r. 6 Freelon
I Bichmond George R., foreman Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
I Wharf, r. 537 Brannan
Richmond Harry H.. carpenter and builder, 2125 H
I Mission, r. 2120 Mission
• Bichmond Horace, stockbroker, r. 312 Grove
I Bichmond J. B., merchant, r. 846 Mission
Richmond Judd Lizzie G. Mrs., proprietress Women's
' Co-operative Printing Union, 424 Montgomery, r.
Oakland
Richmond Lester, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. Oakland
' Bichmond Lucy (widow) , r. 33 Fifth
Bichmond Tobacco Factory, Heerdtnk & Co. proptrs,
I 431 Valencia
Bichmond Willard P., compositor Women's Co-oper»-
i ative Union, r. Oaklan(i
I Richter Adolph (Ebeling fc Richter), r. 912 Bryant
Bichter Alfred F., foreman Rudolph G. Gelien, r. 915
I Jackson
BULLOCS & .' CirSS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk HandkercHefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
RIO
739
RIE
Richter August, basketiuaker, 912 Bryant
Rifhtcr AiiRTist, steward, r. 311 Fell
RICHTER C. MAX, pbyslciau and surgeon, office
I'JO Kfaruy, r. itl-t Post
Riclitcr Eniil, frlngeuiaker S. Ettinger, r. 915 Jackson
Richter Ernest, jeweler Ebeliug & Richter, r. 912
Uryaut
Richter Frank, fishilealer, r. 49 Clay
Richter Frederick, furnished rooms, 729 California
Richter George, physician, r. 325 Pine
Richter George, salesman R. K. Pattridge, r.72GLomb
Richter Cieorge J. C, baki-r Eclipse Bakery, r. 726
Lombard
Richter Henry, barber, 1119 Octavia
Richter Henry, hairdrfssiug saloon, SE cor Railroad
au'l Seventh avs. South S. F.
Richter John A. Mrs., r. 91.) Jackson
Kichter John L., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
NE cor Union and Fillmore
Richter Julius, lic,uor saloon, 903 Kearny, r. 621 Pac
Richter Maximilliau, liquor saloon, f>2'J Jackson
Richter Paul, travelling salesman J. Gundlach & Co.,
r. 12.> Chestnut
RICHTER P. E.,superintendent European Fresco
Artists' Assn, office 209 Sansom, r. 703 Stockton
Richter William, barkeeper Anton Rub, r. 244 Sutter
Richter William, upholsterer Frederick Hufschmidt,
r. 912 Bryant
Richter William H., liquor saloon, cor First Av and
Kentucky, South S.F.
Richtstieg Harry, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Sou. r. 213 Twenty-second
Richwine Solomon, broommaker.r.SE cor Drumm and
Clay
Rick George, shoemaker, r. 409 Minna
Rick Henry, gasfitler, r. NE cor Linden and Franklin
Kick Ja. (lb, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1219 York
Rick John, gardener, 1820 Vallejo
Rickurd Henry, seaman, r. Western House
Rickard Salina Ml.ss, instuctress branch office Singer
Mauiif. Co., 304 Hayes
Rickard William H., local policeman, r. 159 Shipley
Ri( karils Albert, elevator man, Grand Hotel
Rickards Ellen (wiclow) , r. 78 Clementina
Rickards George, wood dealer, r. 78 Clementina
Rickards James, capitalist, r. NE cor San Bruno Road
and Silver Av, South S. F.
Rickards William J., deckhand tug Tiger, r. 550 Fol
Rickards William J., salesman Fratiuger & Noll, r. 78
Clementina
Rickburn Fernando, groceries and liquors, SW cor Oak
and Gough
Ricke George, laborer M. Morgenthau, r. 1929 How
Ricke Henry, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 1015 York
Ricke John, driver Market St. R. R., r. Valencia, bet
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Rickelton John, r. 419 Stockton
Ricker Joseph, longshoreman, r. 2 Washington
Rickerby William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. Fair-
mount Tract, nr Bernal Station
Ricketson John, mining, r. .502 Greenwich
Rickett Edward, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Rickman Charles, manuf canned goods, cider, etc., 710
Sansom, r. 1411 Dupont
Rickmers Albert, clerk Marcus Albers, r. 335 Fourth
Rickoff Charles (Pacific Spring and Mattress Manuf
Co.), r. 734 Sixteenth
Ricksecker L. Edgar, clerk Thomas B. Morris & Co., r.
209 Powell
Rickson John, laborer Eureka Grain Warehouse, r.
207 M Union
Ricot Henry, boot turner Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
singer & Co., r. 4 Varenne
Ricotti Augustin, watchmaker, 417 Broadway, r. 416
Broadway
Ricoute Joseph, laborer Miners' Restaurant, r. 816
Jackson
Riddell Edward, capitalist, r. 29 Clara
Ridden G. W., canvasser A. Roman *: Co., r. 518 How
Riddell James, tinsmith Emile Boesch, r. 346 Fourth
RiddcU Speer, paying teller London and San Francis-
co Bank, r. Lick House
Riddell Thomas 0., contractor and builder, r. 16 Pot-
ter
Riddick John O., bartender Joseph Franklin, r. 105
Clark
Riddle Herbert, purser 9. S. Santa Cruz, r. Oakland
Riddle James, t. 642 Howard
Riddle Robert, liquor saloon, NE cor Kearny and Fran-
ciscq„
Riddle William, bookkeeper W. E. Straut. r. SW cor
Pine and Sansom
Rldeout Albert D., shipwright, r. N s Fifteenth Av,
bet L. and M. South S. F.
Rideout Benjamin, pilot stm C. M. Small, r. 735 Green
Rideout B. N., deckhand stm C. M. Small, Green St.
Wharf
Rideout James R., captain stm C. M. Small, r. 908
Greenwich
Rideout Thomas, builder, r. 1 Polk
Rider Aunlc (widow) , r. 424 Mint Av
Rider Frederick G., druggist and apothecary, 504
Bush, r. 6 Monroe
Rider George, pressman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1307 Stock
Rider Henry, shoemaker, 132 Folsom
Rider John B. (Rider, Somers & Co.), r. 2513 Folsom
Rider William M., bookkeeper Pac. Commercial Co.,
r. 2513 Folsom
Rider, Somers & Co. (John B. Rider. Joshua Chad-
bourne and Harvey C. Somers), hay and grain,
and agents Warm Spring Landing Packets, Pier 22
Steuart, bet Howard and Folsom
Ridge Mar}', operator Levi Strauss & Co., r. 426
Greenwich
Ridge Simon, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 4.58 Minna
Kidge Thomas, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 24
Scott PI
Eidgeley Harry, waiter S. S. Great Republic
Hidgely James, carriage painter, r. Helvetia Hotel
Ridgeway Bros. (Wil.iam J. and Joseph H.) file man-
ufacturers, 305 Howard
Ridgeway Charles W., upholsterer, 21 Tyler, r. 351
Ridgeway Joseph H. (Ridgeway Bros.), r. 303 Howard
Ridgeway Mary Ann (widow), r. 20 Minna
Ridgeway Sarah Miss, operator Levi htrauss & Co., r.
20 Minna
Ridgeway Wilford, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 20
Minna
Ridgeway William J. (Ridgeway Bros.) , r. 303 Howard
Ridgwav Carl R., workman Singer Manuf. Co., r. 415
Bush
Ridgway Frazier, bookkeeper, r. 2426 Buchanan
Ridgway J. A., clerk, r. 2426 Buchanan
Bidgway William P. (Johnson .t Co.), r. Grand Hotel
Riding GeorgeW., porter A. B.Elfolt &Co., r. 663 Min-
na
Riding Thomas R., clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 2012
Fillmore
Ridley A. E. & Co., stencil plates and- calcium lights,
323 Front
Ridley Albert E. (A. E. Ridley & Co.) , r. W s Sanchez,
btt Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Ridlev Horace S., market 2im4 Polk, r. 1919 Polk
Ridley Joseph, baker E. NewniMn, r. 422 Shipley
Ridley Lafavette, student Heald's Business College
Ridley Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Ridorfi Vincenzo, farmer, r. 416 Pacific
Rieben Christian, carpenter, r. 552 Linden Av
Rieber Christopher, carpenter Sanford M. Hills, r.
N s Fell, nr Laguna
Rieble Jacob, cook George Muller, r. 127 Clara
Riechers Charles, maltster Washington Brewery, r.
2208 Taylor
I Riechers Frederick W. (Riechers & Bolts), r. 639 Ellis
Riechers Herman, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
! Riechers Jacob, mason, r. 21 Glover
I Riechers & Bolts (F. W. Riechers and John F. Bolts),
groceries and liquors, SW cor Larkin and Ellis,
and wines and liquors, 903 Market
Rieck Henry, liquor saloon, terminus Sixth and Bay
' Riei^kmann A., r. cor Francisco and Powell
Riedel William, ci.;armaker E. Briggs & Co., r. 227
Second
Riedell Gustave. clerk Davis Bro8.,r. 421 Bush
Riedell Gustave, commission merchant, r. 1007 Mason
Riedenger Willium, r. Hansa Hotel
Riedcr Frank, laborer Sol Wangenhelm & Co., r. cor
Pacific and Davis
Riedliuger Edward, liquor saK on, 923-925 Kearny, r.
831 Vallejo
Riegelhaupt Philip, tailor, 506 Market, r. 612 Mission
Riegelhuth Annie Miss, seamstress, r. 44 Julia
Rlegelhuth C. Jacob, laborer Sol Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 407 Pacific
Riegelhuth Conrad (Stolz & Co.), r. 919 H Natoma
Riegelhuth Conrad, cabinetmaker Goodwin i Co., r.
44 Julia
BEAMISH'S Shirta Ileady made and to Ordei :
AN:DEIIS0N & Randolph, jewelers, lOl Montgomery St
EIE
740
KIL
Riegelhuth Frederick, eatclielinaker H. Behrendt &
Co., r. -14 Julia
Kiegelhuth George, porter, r. 407 Pacific
Riegelhuth Jacob, assistant John Petry, r. 407 Pacific
Riegelhuth Jacob, proptr Sacramento Hotel, 407 Pac
Riegelhuth Jacob Jr., laborer Sol Wangeiiheim & Co.,
r. 407 Pacific
Riegelhuth John, waiter Sa<'ramento Hotel
Rieger Hermann, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Eighth and Br.vant
Rieger Julia (widow) , r. 4:J8 Broadway
Rieger P. .t Co., mauufs flavoring extracts, 511 Front
Rieger Paul (P. Rieger & Co.) , r. 2019 Howard
Rieger William, janitor Boys' High School
Riegle Brothers (Henry H. and David F.), photo-
copying, "234 Post
Riegle David F. (Riegle Brothers), r. Oakland
Riegle Heury H. (Riegle Brothers), r. Oakland
Riehf August, baker, r. 600 Jackson
Riehle Charles E., operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. Bootz's Hotel
RIEHX, HE3I.ME •& CO. (August Hemme), as-
sayers and bullion dealers, 404 Montgomery
Riekels John (Riekels & Wies-e) , r. 529 Valencia
Riekels & Wiese (John Riekels and John Wiese) , li-
quor saloon, NW cor Mission and Sixteenth
Rieman George B.. manager I. W. Taber A: Co., r.
CosmopoUtau Hotel
Rieniann Rudolph, salesman M. Gray. r. 313 Stockton
Ricuacker Gustave. csrpeutor, r. 4 Kramer's PI
Ritpen Ernest, bartender Hermauu Kiepeu, r. 55 Na-
toiua
Riepeu Hermann, liquor saloon. 48-50 Second, r. 55
Natoma
Rieper Christiana (widow), dressmaker, 300 Tehama
Rlerich Herman, t'ringemaker David Schindler, r. 504
Pine
Ries Edmund, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r. lYerba
Bueua
Ries Leopold, land agent, office and r. 607 Wash
Ries Samuel, coii tractor, r. 107 Dora
Riese Brothers (David and Leo), cigar factory, 125
Sansom. room 52
Riese David (Riese Brothers), r. 524 Howard
Riese E., real-estate, r. 207 }<ineteenth
Riese Leo (lliese Brothers) , r. 524 Howard
Riese Margaret, domestic 620 Turk
Riese Nathan, mauuf cigars, 609 Jackson, r. 425 How
Riese. See Reece, Reese and Reis
Riesner Louise (widow), lodgings, 959 Mission
Rietow Henry, carpenter, r. 14 August Alley
Rietow Henry W., jeweler Kohler J: Kitter), r. 26 Post
Rietzke Gust'ave S., boarding 502 Bush
Rieu Jean, poultryman Lemoine, Gambert & Co., r.
704 Montgomery
Rieux Ernest P., bookkeeper Spruance, Stanley & Co.,
r. 825 Larkin
Rifi James, seaman, r. 2..i8 Steuart
Rigali Giuseppe, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wasl.iugton
Rigali Luigi, Italian Benev. S-^-., 42:; Washington
Rigaiul Joseph, shoemaker, 6 Polk Lane
Rigby Mary (widow), r. 67.5?^ Clementina
Riggen James P., harnessmaker Thomas Fuller, r. SE
cor Clay and Sansom
Rigger Joseph, r. 904 Kearny
Riggers' Protective Association, rooms 246 Third
Riggs George S., mining secretary, r. 821 Market
Righetti Caudido, porter Brigham, Whitney & Co., r.
627 Broadway
Righetti Domiuico, salesman Giosue Rottanzi, r. 1027
Market
Righetti P.. Swiss Sharpshooters Armory, cor Powell
and Sutter
Righter Frederick, shipcarpenter, r. 16 Folsom
Rightmire Abram D., ticket collector Oakland Ferry,
r. 918 Harrison
Rightmire Jessie Miss, student Barnard's Business
College
Rightmire Sallie A. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar
School, r. 918 HaTrison
Rightmire William J., clerk Whittier, Fuller & Co., r.
918 Howard
Rlgney Arthur, shoefitter Porter, Oppenheimer, Sles-
siuger & Co., r. 212 Union
Rigney James, doorkeeper Bush Street Theatre, r.
1502 Leavenworth
Rlgney James, laV)orer, r. 212 Union
Rignev James, laborer J. Hughes, tioneer Park
Rlgney John, roofer, r. 3.56 Jessie
Rlgney John E., packer Charles Bernard, r. 212 Union
Rigney Patrick, groceries and liquors, 410 Twenty-
second
Rigney Patrick, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Rigney Thomas, blacksmith ^tua Iron Works, r.
Oakland
Rigollet Bernard, fruits and candies, 301 Stockton, r.
6 Clara Lane
Rigoui G., chronometer and watchmaker. 208 Sutter,
r. NW cor Pacific and Dupont
Rihal John, laborer, S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 421 Board-
man
Rihal Thomas, gilder West Coast Furniture Co., r. 421
Boardnian
Rijso Francesco, vegetables, 16 Colombo Market
Riker Alansou, stockdealer, r. 414 Post
Riker Harrison H., sexton St. John's Presbyterian
Church, r. 523 Geary
Riker James H., porter Palace Hotel, r. 1018 Powell
Riley A., assistant engineer S. S. Constautiue, Broad-
way wharf
Riley Agnes, domestic 902 O'Farrell
Rilev Annie, domestic 1105 Van Ness Av
Riley Anthony, foreman Central Pac. R. R. Co., r. 639
Xatoma
Riley Benjamin C, plumber, r. NE cor Buchanan and
Haight
Rilej- Benjamin F., importer wines and liquors, office:
318 Front, r. 10U(3 Pine
Riley Bridget, dumtstic 1107 Van Ness Av
Riley Calvin C, apothecary William J. Bryan, r. NW
cor Second and Howard
Riley Catherine (widow) , r. 6 Harrison Av
Rilev Charles, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 152
First
Riley Charles, laborer, r. 548 Xatoma
Pdley Charles, sailmaker Neville & Co., r. 524 Mission
Riley Cornelius, carpenter, r. 598 Steverreon
Rilev Daniel, r. 16 Second Av
Kiley Daniel, driver City R. R.. r. 121 Fifteenth
Riley Dennis, trackcleanti City R. R., r. 1333 Minna
Riley Edmund, coUarmaker Main & W'inchestL-r, r. 254
Clara
Riley Edward , r. 950 Js Howard
Riley Edward, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 529
Gearv
Riley Edward, driver Engine No. 6, S. F. F. D., r. 160
Shipley
Riley Edward, messman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Rilev Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, r. 210 Willow
Av
Riley Ellen, domestic 1801 California
Riley Eugene, miner, r. 435 First
Rilev Fergus, coke deijartment S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
i52 First
Riley Fergus, teamster, r. 606 Natoma
Riley Frank, cook George B< rnstein, r. 565 Bryant
liiley Frank, porter Wells. Fargo & Co., r. 317 First
Riley Frank, tanner, r. 632 Brannan
Rilev Frank, tanner Williams Bros., r. Sixth Av, nr
H, South S F.
Riley Frank, woodcarver West Coast Furniture Co., r.
565 Bryant
Riley George B., coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
l?anama
Riley Hannah, domestic 1020 Post
Rilev Hazen K., employee Central Pac. R. R., r. 1521
'ryler
Riley Henry, rigger, r. 311 Main
Riley James, assistant engineer S. F. F.D., r. 636 Sac-
ramento
Riley James, bellman Grand Hotel
Riley James, blacksmith, r. 157 Minna
Riley James, coaiiiasser S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co., Fulsom St. Wharf
Riley James, driver United Carriage Co., r. 64 Natoma
Riley James, expressman, r. 146 Steuart
Riley James, fireman tug Donald, Harrison St. Wharf
Riley James, laborer, r. 37 Frederick, rear
Riley James, laborer, r. 413 Fourth
Riley James, laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Riley James, laborer, r. 725 Brannan
Riley James, laborer, r. If09 California, rear
Riley James, laborer, r. City Front House
Riley James, molder Steiger .'c Kerr, r. 16 Jessie
Riley James, porter Rosseter & Smith, and foreman
Hose 5, S. F. F. D.. r. 240 Oak
Riley James, shoemaker, r. 81 Xatoma
Riley James, waiter, r. 665 Mission
Riley James H., driver, r. 212 Clara
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
RIL
741
RIN
Riley James J., policeniau City HhII, r. 229 Jessie
Riley Jt remiah, laborer, r. 419 Teutli
Blley John, r. 568 Bryant
Riley John, assistant superintendent Calvary Ceme-
tery, r. W s St. Joseph's Av, bet Eddy and Ellis
Bilev John, blacksmith's helper, r. K! Jessie
Riley John, butcher, r. S s Fifth Av. nr D, South S. F.
Riley John, capitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Riley JcJhn, carwasher, r. 13:1H Slinna
Riley John, coalpasser S. S. Georye W. Elder, Oregon
8. S. Co.. FoNom St. Wharf
Riley John, driver City R. R., r. 1319 Minna
Riley John, engineer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. X s
Clipper, bet Church and Dolores
Riley John, expressman. NE cor Spear and Howard, r.
HS Stcuart, rear
Riley John, harnessmaker.r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Riley John, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Riley Jihu, laborer, r. lOOG Natoma
Biley John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Rilev John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 3 Sherwood
PI
Riley John, night contractor, 12(5 Geary, r. 808 Bay
Riley John, relief engineer and machinist S. F. F. D.,
r. S s Valencia, near Fifteenth
Riley John F., bricklayer New Citj' Hall, r. 322 Third
Riley John F., compositor Monitor, r. Larkin, bet
Union and Green
KILEY JOHN GORDOX, mining, office 234
Montgomery, room 1, r. Oakland
Riley John H. W. (Riley & Whitton). and official re-
porter Ninf teenth District Court, office 65 Nevada
Block, r. 1707 Gough
Riley John L., shipwright, r. 100 Sixth
Riley John M., trimmer Hottua & Hansen, r. 108 Sec
Riley J'hn W.. upholsterer, r. 307 O'Farrell
Riley Jo'seph, boilermaker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 38
; Zoe
I Riley Joseph P., bricklayer New City Hall, r. 322
I Third
I Riley Kate, domestic 714 Hayes
I Riley K.it«, domestic 839 O'Farrell
I Riley Kate (widow), r. 4.54 Stevenson
j Riley Livina (widow), r. 516 Sixth
Riley M. A. Mrs. (widow), dressmaker, r. 2012 Filbert
i Riley Mary, domestic 920 Pine
Riley M:iry, domestic 1719 Sutter
Riley Msry (widow), r. 151 Silver
Riley Mary (widow), domestic 226 Fulton
Riley Mary (widow), farmer, S 3 Old Ocean House
Road, nr Alms House
Riley M-iry (widow) , furnished rooms, 322 Third
Riley Mp.ry, domestic 3004 Mission
Riley Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 9 Decatur
Riley Mary Miss, shoetitter Jory Bros, r. 311 Eigh-
teenth
Riley 5Iary Mrs., laundress Marlborough House, r.
214 Broadway
Riley Mary Ann (widow), bakery, 2218 Larkin
Riley Michael, r. 2118 Howard
Bilev Michael, boilermaker Pacific Iron Works, r. 2014
Mission
Riley Mi.hael, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. 26 Jessie
Riley Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Riley Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Riley Michael, plumber, r. SW cor First and Mission
Riley Michael, policeman City Hall, r. 2^ Fell
Riley Michael J., molder Savage .t Sou, r. E s Flor-
ida, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Riley Michael P., carpenter, r. 217 Clara
Riley Kora, domestic M. Miles, Buchanan, bet Lilly
Av and Page
Biley Owen, dairyman, r. SW cor Dorland and Do-
lores
Riley Owen, laborer freight dept Central Pac. R. R.
Riley P., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Wharf
Riley P., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Riley Patrick, baker James Collopv. r. 951 Bryant
Riky Pr.trick, boilermaker, r. 223 Ritch
Riley Patrick, glissblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 33 Clarence PI
Riley Patrick, hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 15 Clara
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. 207 Rilch
Riley Patrick, laborer, r. W s Valencia, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Rilev Patrick, stevedore A. M. Simpson & Brother,
i5eale St. Wharf
Biley Patrick, teamster, r. 9 Decatur
Riley Patrick, teamster White's Laundry, r. 534)4 Na-
toma
Riley Patrick, teamster A. J. Shrader, r. cor First Av
and Kentucky, South S. F.
Kiley Patrick, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Riley Patrick, watchman CV-utral R. li.,r. 755 Brannan
Riley Patrick H., laborer, r. 1703 Market, rear
Kiley Patrick S., advei tlsing agent, r. 516 Pacific
Riley Peter, r. 904 Kearny
Riley Peter, brassfinisher, r. 411 Valencia
Riley Peter, lab 'rer Padey Martin, r. S B Chestnut,
bet Mason and Powell
Riley Peter, stonebuilder JoS'ph Wagner & Co., r. 31
Tehama
Riley Philip C, carpenter, r. 310 Folsom
Riley Robert, seaman, r. 29 Panific
Riley Samuel, porter B. L. S'.lomons Sons
Riky Susan M. (widow), r. Ml O'Farrell
Kiley T., longshoreman Jleuzies & Bingham
Riley Terrence, cook Western Hotel
Riley Thomas, r. Grand Central Hotel
Kiley Thomas, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Riley Thomas, laborer, r. King Street House
Riley Thomas, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 512 How
Riley Thomas, longshoreman, r. 13 Pacific
Riley Thomas, machinist Risdon 1. and L. Works, r.
24 Xatoma
Riley Thomas, plasterer, r. 311 Eighth
Riley Thomas, porter Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 26 Te-
hama
Riley Thomas, quarter master Pacific Mail S. 9. City
of Panama
Riley Thomas, tanner, r. 207 Ritch
Rilev Thomas, teamster, r. 12 Geneva
Biley Thomas D. (Kiley & Vest), r. 126 Sixth
Riley Thomas J., sjjeculator. r. 130 Shipley
Riley Thomas R.. clerk Redington& Co., r. 642 Minna
Riley Timothy, seaman, r. 4K Steuart
Riley Williim (Riley & Griffin), r. 331 Kearny
Riley William A., hairdresser James R. Phillips, r. 146
Fifth
Riley & Griffin ;William Riley and P. H. Griffin),
liquor saloon. 814 Clay
Riley i<L Vest (Thomas D. Riley and George Vest),
hay, grain, and feed commission merchants, 507-
.509 East
Riley & Whitton (.John H. W. Riley and Albert K.
Whitton) , shorthand reporters, office 65 Nevada
Block
Riley. See Reilley, Reilly, Ryley and O'Reilly
Rilmer Antone, machinist Atlas Iron Works, r. 421
Brannan
Rimassa Charles, barber Conrad Troell. r. 720 Wash
Rimassa Emanuel, boots and shoes, 720 Washington
Rimassa Liberale, waiter G. Andreani & Co., r. 1107
Kearny
Rimlinger Antoine, expressman NE cor Washington
and Dup lUt. r. 8 McLea Court
Rimpirski Hannah Mrs., tailoress, r. 1100 Stockton
Rimsen Ronald, carpenter Albion C. Hussey
Rinaldi Auselmo, cellarman N. Giamboni & Co.
Rinas George, printer, r. .540 Bryant
Rincou Pasqualc F., barber ^Gusman, r. 1013 Market
RKVCOX POINT WAREHOUSE, E. V. Hath-
away proptr. foot Spear
RINCOX POrXT WHARF, Spear, bet Folsom
and Harrison
Rinden Peter, laborer New City Hall
Rindges Henry A., clerk, r. 218 Stockton
Rinehart Annie, domestic '2019 Howard
Rines James P., carpenter, r. Fourteenth Av, nrN,
South S. F.
Rines John, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Rines Joshua R., letter carrier S. F. Post-office, r. 177
Mi una
Ring Alonzo, baker, r. 1118 Taylor
Ring Anna (widow) , r. NW cor Greenwich and Web-
ster
Ring Benno, bookkeeper W. Englander, r. 751 Market
Ring Byron, compositor Carlos White, r. 1 Sheppard
PI
Ring Charles, baker, r. lllSTaylor
Ring Charles, compositor Carlos White, r. 1 Sheppard
PI
Ring Charks Jr., printer, r. 1118 Taylor
Ring David, laborer Joshua Hendy, r. 10 Natoma
King Dennis, laborer .\udrew Onderdonk
Ring Edward, plumber, r. NW cor Greenwich and
Webster
Ring Emil, fringemaker W. Englander, r. 751 Market
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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King Henry, barkeeper, r. S09 Kearny
King Jeremiah, laborer, r. 4 Bartol
King John, brassfinisher, r. 1006 Jessie
Ring John, butcher, r. J< W cor Green^vich and 'Web-
ster
Ring John P., machinist Risdon I, and L. 'R'orks, r.
166 Jessie
King Margaret, nurse City and County Hospital
Ring Margaret Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary Mahoney,
r. 529 Howard
Ring Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Ring Michael, miner, r. iii Broadway
Ring Robert S., clerk Root & Sanderson, r. -439 Fell
Ring T. W.. longshoreman Allen & Young, r. NE cor
Chestnut and Kearny
Ring William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Ring William, stevedore, r. NE cor Chestmit and
Kearny
Ring William, uphosterer, r. 529 Howard
Ringdahl Charles (0. B. De Pas & Co.), r. 1103 Mont-
gomery
Ringen Peter, r. 60-t Lombard
Ringgold Charles S., r. 5(io}T; Linden
Ringgold William H. Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 1103
Stockton
Ringot John C, marine surveyor Philip, Speyer &
Co.. r. 1413 Bush
Ringot Joseph H., deputy collector U. S. Internal Rev-
enue, r. 1413 Bush
Kingrose R., bricklayer, r. 43 Minna
Ringstrom Sigurd, clerk Charles R. Allen, r. 1508
Leavenworth
Kingwood John H., porter Kane, O'Leary & Co., r.
3.5 V Erie
Rink Frederick, master mariner, r. 10 Berry
Riuken Henry, se,^man, r. 17 Pacific
Rinn Henry, jeweler, r. 1822 Post
Rinn JohuH. (Fifth Street Furniture Manufacturing
Co.),r. 1822 Post
Rinn P. H., foreman Califcruia Jewelry Co., r. 1822
jeost
Rino Joseph, plumber Hoffman & Ernst
Riordan Bartholomew, laborer, r. 49 Jessie, rear
Riordan Cornelius, brick mason, r. 590 Stevenson
Riirdan Daniel, r. 532 Mission
Riordan Daniel, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Tenm ssee, nr Solano
Riordan Daniel, shoemaker Charles L. Street, r. 1870
Stevenson
Kiordan Daniel F., shoecutter, r. 590 Stevenson
Riordan Dennis, boilerinaker, r. 553 Mission
Riardau Dennis F., shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 407
Grove
Riordan Eugene, shoemaker John ^Sullivan, r. 407
Grove
Riordan Eugene P., lumberman A. M. Simpson &
Brother, Beale St. Wharf, r. W s Vermont, bet
Nevada and Humboldt
Rioidun George, extraman Engine No. 6,^.F. F. D.
Kiordan Hanora, domestic 1015 Fillmore
Kiordan John, r. 154 Fiist
Riordan John, bootmaker, r. 1.55 Silver
Riordan John, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Riordan John, storek^per Kuss House
Riordan John B., clerk T. P. Riordan, r. 1415 Post
Riordan John C, shoemaker S. W. Levy. r. 405 Grove
Riorilan John H., clerk A. M. Simpson & Brother,
Beale St. Wharf, r. 313 Mason
Riordan John H., porter Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 808
Jones
Riordan John P., assistant license collector, r. 313
Mason
Riordan Joseph, hamessmaker John O'Kane, r. 30
Free Inn v
Riordan M. Mrs., janitress Tehama Primary School
Riordan Mary A. (widow), r. 44 Tehama
Riordan Mary Arm (widow), r. 1201 Kearny
Riordan Xicholus (Riordan & Co.). r. Alameda
Riordan Owen, r. W s Vermont bet Nevada and Hum-
bcddt
Riordan Owen, laborer, r. .37 Ni:toma
Riordan Piitrick, laborer, r. 2 Lick Alley
Riordan Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 22
Georgia
Riordan Patrick, milk ranch, N s Sixth Av. bet L and
M, South S, K.
Riordan Patrick, peddhr, r. 19 Jessie, rear
Riordan Patrick J., d.rk A. M. Simpson & Bro., Beale
St. Wnarf. r. 313 Mason
Riordan Richard, laborer International Hotel
Riordan Rosina Mrs., millinery, 631 Market, r. Nu-
cleus House
Kiordan Thomas D., attorney at law, office 6 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 808 Jones
Riordan Timothy, r. 529 Sacramento
Riord.-m Timothy, copyist County Recorder's Office,
r. 1415 Post
Kiordan Timothv P., real-estate agent, 608 Market and
9 Post, r. 1415 Post •
Kiordan William J., upholsterer Goodwin & Co.,r. 154
First
Kiordan & Co. (Nicholas Riordan) , commission mer-
chants, 402 Front
Rios Dolores Miss, seamstress, r. 1517 Mason
Riphenburgh Wesley, livery stable, 102 Clnrk
Rippe John H., clerk John H. Sehleef, r. 815 Jackson
Rijjpey Wesley C, groceries. 1131 Mission
Riqueur Marcel, pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.. 2327
Jessie
Riqueza Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), Robert Elloa
secretary, office 330 Pine, room 5
Risconi Pupio. confectioner, r. 818 Sansom
RISDOX IRON A>I> LOCOMOTIVE
AVORKS, William H. Taylor president. Joseph
Moore vice-president and superinteni^ent, Lewis
R. Mead secretary. SE cor Howard and Beale
Risdon John N. (Kisdon & Tower), r. Fruit Vale
Risdon Robert N.. assistant bookkeeper Wheaton &
Lubrs. r. Fruit Vale
RISDON & TOAVER(John N. Risdon and Charles
H. Tower), managers Pacific Boiler Works, 118-
120 Fremont
Rise Henry G., mailing clerk Post-office, r. 4 Hopeton
Terrace
Risi Alois, shoemaki r, 806 Greenwich
Rising Alfred (Hunt & Rising), attorney at law, office
409 California, r. 1512 Jones
Rising Ann. domestic 13 Minna
Rising Phillip J., bookkeeper Robinson & Gillespie,^
r. 339 Sutter
Risk Robert, lineman Gold and Stock Telegrai^h Co.,
r. 26 Turk
Risk William Mrs. (widow), r. 1403 Montgomery
Riske James, carpenter, r. 523 Minna, rear
Kisley Arthur A., tailor, 402 Montgomery, room 36
Risley E. W., reporter, office 502 Montgomery, r. 5
G"leu Park Av
Risley Joseph, molder Columbia Foundry, r. 28ii
Garden, rear
Kismondo Liiigi, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Kispaud Pie. re T., r. 4 Virginia PI
Kissland Albin (Pape & Rissland) , and foreman Hook
and Ladder No. 1, S. F. F. D., r. 32 Kuss
Risso Francisco, vegetables, 16 Colombo Market, r. N s
Fifeeenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Risso Guiseppe, vegetiibles, 38 Colombo Market, r-
N s Fifteenth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Ristenpart William, salesman William J. Heney .S: Co.,
r. 121 O'Farrell
Ristow John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Turk and
Van Nt ss Av
Ritch Harry, bookkeeper Sam Bendit. r. 1230 Pacific
Kitch Thomas, boatman, r. 218 Pacific
Ritchie Alexander, carpenter, r. 37 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Ritchie Charles H. R. (Scheller, Harlow & Ritchie),
r. 116 Jackson
Ritohie Daniel S., shipjoiner, r. 655 Natoma
Ritchie Francis, carpenter, r. Overland H.nise
Ritchie Francis H.. seaman, r. 36 Clay,
Ritchie Hugh, stableman Mason's Brewery, r. 3 New-
ell
Ritchie Napoleon B., president S. F. Artesian Well
Boring Co.. office 120 Sutter, r. 408 Austin
Ritchie William, bookkeeper Clute & Loveland, r.
Saucelito
Riti hie William, stevedore, r. 322 Broadway
Ritinger W., blacksmith, r. 814 Montgomery
Rits Adeline Mrs., dressmaker, 233 Stevenson
Kits Martin, waiter Maine Restaurant, r. 1:33 Steven-
son
Ritson Edward, painter John Brewster
Riitt-uberg A., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 506
Fourth
Ritter Albert, watchmaker and jeweler, 303 Kearny,
r. 1424 Jackson
Ritter Charles, mariner, r. 361 First
Ritter Charles, tailor I. Eisenberg, r. 2109 Jones, rear
Ritter Charles A. (Koehler & Ritter), r. 2330 Wash-
ington
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store. GEO. LOOMIS". 706 to 716 Zeamy St
KIT
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RittcT Edward, bookbinder D. Hicks i Co., r. 317
Bush
Rltter Gustav, foreman Cbrietian Hess, r. 324 Clem
Hitter Henry H, , cigars and tobacco, 25u Sutter, r. 300
Dupont
Bitter John, -woodcars-er, r. 210 Dora, rear
Ritter Martin V., aBsaycr'e department U. S. Mint, r.
Ill Fair Oaks
Bitter Ma», diivir Central R. R., r. 1418 Turk
Rittt rPaul, cigars and tobacco, IcOG Devisadero
Ritteniian James, furuilure, G3a Broadway, r. 628
Broadway
Rittmeier Kasper, liquor saloon, 1725 Mission
Bittore Antonio, fish, 5 Clay Street Market, r. 511
Greenwich
Ritzan N.. proptr Dashaway Exchange, SE cor Post
and Dupont
Ritzau Heiiry, musician, r. 103 Prospect PI
Ritzau John, brewer Jchn J. Streuli, r. 414 Dupont
Ritzman D., shoemaker, r. 814 Moi tfjoniery
Ritzmaun John. Swiss Benev. See, oh Kearny
Ritzrow Leopold J. (Eitzrow & Co.), r. 902 Sac
Ritzrow & Co. (Leopold J.Ritzrowand Joseph Pugh),
paitters and paperhangers, SW cor Stockton and
■S\ashington
Rivas Emanut le, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Rivas Eugene, musician, r. 1022 Stockton
RIVAS ISAAC, phyi-ician and surt;eon, office and
r. 1117 Stockton
Eivas Manuel, seaman S. S. Monterey, r. W r Sansom,
nr Xnicn «
Eivas Salvador, fisherman, r. 9 Pinckney PI
Biver Louis, carptuter, r. 305 Howard
Bivera Estane Miss, dress-maker, r. 10 Auburn
Rivers Frank, teaman, r. 12 Jackson
Rivers John, waiter Palace Hott 1
Rivers Richard, farmer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr Schoi 1
House
Rivers 'SSilliam, laborer, r. Fairmount Tract, nr School
House
Riverside Land and Irrigation Co., Louis Fran^or.i
secretary, office NE cor California and Sansom
Rivet M.. miner, r. St. Charles Hotel
Rivollet Jubs, r. 1504 Powell
Rivolett M;.ry Mrs., r. 1540 Powell
Rix Alfred, attf ruey at law, r. 743 Pine
Rix Alfred Mi s., furnished roon s, 743 Pine, and pro-
prietress Belmont Ht-'Use, 969 Mission, and Ingle-
wood House, 12('. Fifth
Rix Aupusta (widow), r. 737}^ Green
Rix Edwitiii A. (R« ynolds, Rix A; Co.) , r. 4 Essex PI
RIX HALE, attorney at law, (ffice 640 Washington,
r. 30 Potter
Rix Julian W., artist, studio 729 Mont., r. 743 Pine
Rix William, r. 743 Pine
RLXFOKD EMMET H., attorney at law, office 530
Califcrnia, r. 520 Oak
Eixford Gulian P., business manager S. F. Bulletin
Co., r. 1025 Bush
Rixon Albert, driver Pacific Ice Co., r. 2023 Powell
Bixon John A., tailor, r. 226 Minna
Bizzi Joseph, marblecutter Charles Bianchi,r. 9Union
PI
Eoach Alexander, longshoreman A. F. Spear k Co., r.
316 Beale, rear
Boach Almarine Miss, dressmaker, r.ll06 Montgomery
Boach Annie, domestic 707 SLotwell
Boach Bridget (widow), r. 18}4 RauBcb
Roach Bridget, domestic 1022 Twenty-first
Roach Catherine (widow), r. 112 William, rear
Eoach David, laborer freight dept Central Pac. B. E.,
r. 235 Bitch
Boach David L., expressman, cor Second and Mission,
r. NE cor Twenty-fourth and York
Eoach Dennis, laborer, r. W s Scott, nr Cortland Av
Eoach Dennis, longsh' reman G. H. Whitney, Piir 10,
Steuart, r. 133 Tf.wnsend
Roach George, caulker, r. 23 Jessie, rear
Boach Georije, firherman, r. NW cor Beach and
Broderick
Eoach George W.. rigger and extraman Engine No. 9,
8. F. F. D., r. 21 Ohio
Eoach James, car repairer Central Pac. B. B., r. 22
Bluxome
Eoach James, coachman D. Callaghan, f<30 Eddy
Eoach James, laborers. F. Grading and Macadamizing
Co., Long Bridge
Eoach James, liquor saloon, 636 Fourth
Boach James, speculator, r. 1417 Powell
Boach James, with G. M. Shores
Boach James C, saddler Main & Winchesler, r. 545
Minna
Eoach James T.. clerk Lawrence Roach, r. NE cor
Twenty-fourth and Y(jrk
Boach James V., buti-her. r. 1123 Taylor
Roach John, fir.Mn. u Pacific Muil S. S. Co., r. 625 Davis
Roach John, laborer Tniou Iron Works, r. 25 Minna
Roach Johii, h"Stler St. Jlary's College
ROACH JOHN, < piician and mathematical Instru-
mentmaker.SW cor Montgomery and Sacramento,
r. 820 Inion
Roach John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Roach John F.. cooper Frank W. Arnold, r. 1106 Mont
Roach Julia Miss, dressmaker Delia Marston, r. 1228
I Post
Roach Lawrence, groceries and liquors, NE cor York
I and Twenty-fourth
j Roach M., longshoreman Menzles & Bingham
Roach Mat-pie Miss, dressmaker. 122S Post
Roach Maggie Miss, tailoress Harris Eosmiusky, r.
' 1421 Tayl< r
Roach Maria I-. Miss, r. 820 Union
Eoach Mary Miss, tailoress Harris Ecsminsky, r. 1421
Taylor
Roach Michael, r. 1019 Market, rear
Boach Jlichaf 1, h' pranch, N s Filth Av, nr L, r. S s
Sixth Av. bi t K and L. South S. F.
Eoach Michael, laborer, r. 34 De Boom
Roach Michael, stevedore, r. 30 Steuart
Roach Michael, teamster Gilbert 0. Fowler, r. 413 Pac
i Roach Michsel H., shoemaker, r. NE cor Twenty-
i fourth unci York
I Eoach Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Converse
Eoach Patrick, labire/, r. 330 Bitch
Eoach Peter, r. .'il'.' Mission
ROACH PHILIP A. (William S. Moss & Co.), r.
820 Ini( n
Roach Richard, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Eoach Eichard. taniiir Fi.ncke & Co.. r. 41 Converse
Roach Robert, laborer Hancock A: K<elto, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columl.'ia
Eoach Th< mas. fireman Pacific Mall S. S. Colima
Roach Ihoma.s. waiter Lick House
i Boach Thomas B., kboier, r. 651 Stevenson, rear
I Eoach Walter A., clerk S. F. Stock and Exchange Board,
I r. 36 Gei.ry
Roach Walter J., cooper Frank W. Arnold, r. 1106
Men'gonteiy
Eoach WilliaUi J., clerk Hayes & Co., r. 9 Natcma
Eoach. See Roche
Eoan J., horseshoer, r. Park Hotel
R6an William, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. S b Turk,
bet Devisiidero and Broderick
Roane A. M., coi.duetor Suiter St. B. B., r. 11 Austin
Roba Frcdricli, (iraymau,cor Market ancl Sacramento,
r. 3() Ci ocker
Eobb John, ship carpenter, r. 1239 Mission
Eobb John, wheelwri|L;ht, r. 7 College PI
Robb John E. Mrs., r. 906 Market
Robbe Maiia ( widow), r.N s Columbia, bet Solano and
Mariposa
Robbersou Alexander J., manuf gloves, 405 }i Califor-
j nia. r. 520 Howard
; Robbin Frank. French laundry. 1816 Mason
I Robbins Charles, laborer Luke D. Doyle, r. SE cor
I Central Av and Pine
I Bobbins Charles F. (Biake. Bobbins & Co. ),r. Oakland
I Bobbins Charles H., boxmaker Pacific Box Factoiy, r.
I Kill Folsoni
Bobbins Charles P., carriagemaker David Kerr, r. 77
! N atom a
Bobbins E. F., clerk, r. 772 Mission
Bobbins Enuiia. domestic 1026 Twenty-first
Bobbins Emma Miss, glovemakcr Dani..heff Glove
Factirj, r. It'll Folsom
Bobbins Elos V.. broker, r. 818 Powell
, Robbins F.. r. 77j Mission
'ROBBINS FRANK, commission merchant, anci
I poultry and game, 103-104 CaliforLia Man et, r.
I 710 BuVh
Robbins Frederick, carpenter .\lbert Washburn, r.
237 Eighth
ROBBINS FREDERICK A., machinist, and
' manuf i>resB' s ami dies, and canni rs', jewelers'
' and sc>ai)m!ik»-rs' tools, 7 First, r. Ahlborn Ho. ,88
Robbins Gussie Miss.r. ti24 Turk
Robbins Isaac, shipsmith Hut:h Croikard.r. 2222 Bush
Bobbins James J., superintendent Dardanelles Mln-
■ iug Co., office 411 California, r. The Baldwin
I Robbins John W., wines and liquors, 3037 Sixteenth
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Howard
Kobbins Jlathew, plumber Downs & Deery, r. W s
Mas'.n, nr Green
Rob'iins Mortimer D., laborer, r. CJ$ Auburn
Eobbins Pbiloruena Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 18:J8 Ellis
Kobbius Samuel P., bookkeeper J. Lempke, r. 624
Turk
EobbiuB W. J., teamster cor Steuart ana Market, r. >;E
cor liush and Steiuer
Robbins. See Robins
Robel Francis, clerk F. H. Von der Lieth, r. 742
Broadway
Robel. See Robl
Roberson Clement, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
821 Green
Roberson Geor;;e, coachman, r. 1313 California
Kobersou Joseph S., oorrespoudint? clerk Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. ojy Tyler
Roberson. Sei^ Robsrtson, Robinson, and Robison
Rijbert A., r. 319 Taylor
Robert Andr •■, took St. Ann's Rest, r. 914 Mont
Robert Charlolte Mme., dressmaker, 919 Sutter
Robert F., cook Market Street R.staurant, r. 320 Jes-
sie
Robert Joseph, r. 1321 Sutter
Robert Jule.s D., r. 732 Green
Robert Jul-s D. Mrs., dr^s^iiuaker, r. 732 Greeu
Robert Maria Mi8>, r. 52G Bush
Robert Piene Rfcv., pastor Notre Dame des Victoires,
r. 52'.i Bush
Robert Stepiiin, carriagetrimmer. r. 892 Sutter
Robert Theodoie, boatbuilder Vice & Duerdsu, r.
Oakland
Roberts .-Vlonzo A., painter Edward M. Gallagher, r.
110 Minna
Roberts Augustus H., ujaholsterer, (>37 Howard
Robi-rts Carrie Miss, clerk Hannah Rendlesham, r.
1014 Bryant
Roberts Charges G., superintendent S. F.Wool Sorting
and Scouriu'? Co., r. cor Twenty-fourth and Rail-
road Av, South S. F.
Roberts Charh s J., shoemaker, 862 ?<; H:irrison
Roberts Daniel S., broker, r. 318"^ Eighteenth
Roberts David H., driver United Ci.rriage Co., r. 227
Sixteenth
Roberts Dominick (M. Goss k Co.), r. 522 Merchant
Roberts D. WtbstLT, medical student L. Dexter Ly-
ford, r. 920 Clay
Roberts E. Miss, assistant housekeeper Palace Hotel
Robert.-i Eli. carpentLT, r. Sixteenth Av, bet P and
Q, Soutli S. F.
Roberts Ellis, policeman City Hall, r. .^1 M Everett
Roberts Evelyn P., clerk Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 122 Tnvlor
Roberts Fra,ik, seaman, r. 41 Pacifi.'
Rob( rts Franklin, painter Edward M. Gallagher, r. 110
Minna
Roberts Frederick, clerk, r. 70.? Hyde
Roberts George, r. 100 M Second
Roberts (ieorge, stevedore A. C. Freese
Roberts George, surveyor, r. 12 Jackson
Roberts George D., capitalist, office 330 Pine, room 10,
r. Oakland
ROBERTS GEORGE F., candy manuf, 1301 Polk,
r. 211 1«, Fillmor-
Roberts (iforge G., capitalist, r. l."7 Silver
Roberts George \V., freight clerk California Steam
Navigation Co. .Washington St. Wharf
Roberts Georgi- W.. secetary Odd Fellows' Ceme-
ti'ry Assn, office 325 Montgomery, r. 28 McAllister
Robl rts H. Mrs., ladies' physician, ofdce and r. 1C>21 k.
Powell
Roberts Harry A , watchmaker B( njamin H. Lichten-
sttin.r. 27 Willow
Robt rts Henry, oiier and splicer California St. R. R.
Roberts Henry I"., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
318 !<. Eighteenth
Rob<-rt8 Howard, roller Pac. Rolling Mill. r. 9 Sierra,
bet Georgia and MichigaD
Roberts Howell, r. W s Missouri nr Mariposa
Rolx rts Jinies, r. 918 Ji Harrison
Roberts Jnnus, brushmaker Piger Bros., r. Minna, nr
F(5urth
Roberts James, compositor Daily Exchange, r. 157
Silver
Roberts James, superintendent Mission Woolen Mills,
r. 230 Shotwell
Roberts James, teamster, r. 410}^ Washington
Roberts James Mrs., midwife r. 948}^ Harrison
ROBERTS JAMES B., late general agent Con- i
j uecticut Mutual Life Insvirnuce Co., office 315
I California, room 4, r. 572 Harrison
I Roberts James B., salesman New Eagland Root Beer
i Co.. r. 107!^ Fifth
I Roberts James S., carpenter, r. 740 Folsom
j Roberts J. H., miner, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
: Roberts John, r. 3ci7J» Shipley
R )berts John, calker, r. 18 Folsom
i Roberts John, calker, r. 524 Sixth
I Roberts John, captain schr Gussie Klose, office 271
{ East
i Roberts John, cigars and tobacco, 323 Pacific, r. 324M
I Broadway
j Roberts John, clerk, r. 31 Eddy
Roberts John, clerk Bonnnza House, 807 Blarket
Roberts John, ironmokler Union Iron Works, r. 508
Howard
I Roberts John, milk ranch. Thirtieth Av, nr San Bruno
Road, South S. F.
Roberts John, sailmaker O. & O. S. S. Gaelic
Roberts John, waiter South Park House, r. 530 Third
Roberts Jobia. wool scourer Frank McClellan, r. Rail-
road Av, bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth avs.
South S.F.
Roberts John C. (Conlin & Roberts), r. 318 Jessie
Riibcrts John E., harnessmaker. 722 Fou'th
Roberts John G., clerk The Brad'^treet Co., r. 157 Silver
Roberts John J., driver Central R. R., r. 1214 Turk
I Roberts John P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
j Mi')lii:ian and Shasta
! Roberts John W., laborer, r. 3 Auburn
i ROBERTS JOHX "W., mining, office 330 Pine,
j room 16, r. Oakland
j Ro'ierts Joseph, clerk Edward Newman, r. 1007 Market
Roberts Joseph, waiter Edward Newman, r. 1007
I Market
ROBERTS JOSEPH JR., mining secretary,
I ofii.-e .j30 Pine, room Ki, r. Oakland
Roberts Joseph F., clerk branch office S. F. Laundry,
« 102 Natouia, r. 157 Silvsr
Roberts Joshua, plumber Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Ex.;hange, r. 15 Moss
Roberts Margaret (widow), r. 921 Polk
Roberts Martin K., shiijowner and real-e.-itate, office
633 Front, r. 1001 Stockton
RobL'rts Martin R. Jr., agent Excelsior Coal Co., office
G33 Front, r. 1001 Stockton
Roberts Mary (widow), r. 2(14 3^ Clementina, rear
Roberts Mary Mrs., boarding, 722 Fourth
Roberts Mary E. Miss, assistant Sjuth Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 157 Silver
Roberts Matthew, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Roberts Minnie, domestic 119 Franklin
Roberts Minnie, domestic S s Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
Roberts \. E., woolsorter S. B. Lardner, r. 232 Jessie
Roberts Newton H., waterman, r. 1116 Harrison
Roberts Peter, carpenter Albert Washburn, r. 32 Min-
na
Roberts R,, clerk Oriental Tea Co., r. 236J^ Sixth
Roberts R. H., quartermaster O. iV- O. S. S. Belgic
Roberts Richard M. (Roberts & Kearney), r. 14 Val-
paraiso
Roberts Robert, laborer, r. 1010 Montgomery
Roberts Robert T.. assay department U. S. Mint, r.
927 Bryant
Roberts Robert W., bookkeeper S. F. Laundry Assn, r.
l.)7 Silver
Roberts RoUin, elocutionist, r. 519 Sacramento
Roberts S., yardman Market Street Restaurant, r.
Empire House
Roberts Samuel, stableman J. G. Doane, r. NE cor
Tyler and Webster
Roberts Samuel S., journalist Pacific Life, r. 1716
POKI
Roberts S. H., dentist, r. 142 ^;; Fourth
Roberts Stephen, mining, r. 2112 Pacific Av
Roberts Stephen N., deputy superiuteudtnt streets,
r. 24 Anna
Roberts Stewart, collarmaker Main & Winchester, r.
r.41 Mission
Roberts Theodore, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Eoberts Thoiuas, r. 509 Washingtim
Roberts Thomas, r. SW cor Mississippi and Solano
Roberts Thomas, r. Palace Hotel
Roberts Thomas, agent, r. Overland House
Roberta Thomas, horseshoer, 1619 Market, r. 23 Va-
lencia
iOCK & J01TE3, 105 Montgomerj^ Strsst, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STORE, 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Roberts Thomas, stevedore A. F. Spear & Co., r. Co-
luml>ia PI, bet Parker and Precita PI, Bernal
HeiRlits
Roberts 'I'liomas, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Roberts Thomas N. .watchman stm San Joaquin No. 2,
Juokson St. Wharf
Roberts V. E. Mrs., teacher music, r. f;21 Mason
Roberts Walter H., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Roberts Warren C, r. 1532 Clay
Roberts William, machinist Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 424 Mint Av
Roberts William, painter, r. 5()8 Mission
Roberts William A., mining, r. 710 Taylor
Roberts William P.. collector Edwards, Pickens &
Fulton, r. (i09 Sutter
Roberts William E., clerk, r. 232 Je.ssio
Roberts William G., g'^neral agent California, Oregon,
Arizona & Bodie Stage Co., office 14u Montgomery,
r. 231 Hush
Roberts Williiim H., painter, r. 57 Second
ROBKUTS VVIL.L.IAM R., merhaut tailor, 15
New Montgomery, r. 21 Glen Park Av
Roberts & Kearney (Richard M. Roberta and Peter J.
Kearney) , market, SE cor Filbert and Taylor
Robertson , mining, r. ."ilH Geary
Robertson A. A., with Haggin Jt Tevis, r. 20 Rincon PI
Robertson Adam, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 108
First
Robertson Alexander, carpenter, r. Orient il Hotel
Robertson Alexander, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Robertson Alexander, miner, r. 737 Market
Robertson Alexander, stonecutter, r. 435 Pine
Robertson Alex.inder M. (Billings, Harbourne & Co.),
r. l.i.'l California
Robertson Alfred, carpenter California Planing Mill,
r. 855 Folsom
Robertson Andrew, tailor, r. 548 !<- Mission
Robertson Augusta C. Mi.ss, assistant Rincon Gram-
mar School, r. 1 Fifth
Robertsim Charles, cook James H. Parsons, r. 1427
Polk
Robert.-cm Daniel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
(!27 Second
Robertson David, molder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 717 Folsom
Robert-ou Delia, domestie 1517 Van Ness -Av
Robertson Elizabeth (widow), r. 2110!^ Larkin
Robert sou George, painter John Brewster, r. 522 Pine
Robertson Gustav A., gunsmith Liddle At Kaeding, r.
N s Chestnut, nr Dupont
Robertson Henry, seaman, r. 705 Howard
Robertson Hiram A., policeman City Hall, r. 44!^
Sixth
Robertson Isabella (widow) , r. 178 Stevenson
Robertson James, r. 708 Pine
Robertson James C, principal teacher Industrial
School
Robertson James H., shoemaker Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 318Bartlett
Robertson James R., engineer, r. 20 Rincon PI
Robertson Jane A., domestic NW cor Green and Gough
Robertson J. B. Mrs., r. 1314 Washington
ROBKRTSONJ. BARR, real-estate and mining,
and director Cal. Lund Investment Co. (limited),
ollice 330 Pine, room 57, r. 813 Bush
Robertson J. D. (Standard Publishing Co.), office GU
(lay, r. Oakland
Robertson John, carpenter, r. 855 Folsom
Robertson John, carpenter, r. Es Church, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fourth
Robertson John, carpetlayer Parker Merrill, r. 528
Chistnut
Robertson John, farmer, r. 737 Market
Rob/rtson John P. (Cutter & Co.), r. 705 Harrison
Robertson John W., r. 1114 Broadway
Robertson Joseph, r. 10 Verona PI, rear
Robertson Joseph, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Robert^on Joshua, plumber Pac. Refining and Bullion
E\cliange, r. 15 Moss
Robertson Junius, sccretery S. F. Manuf and Refin-
ing Co., office 320 Sansom, room 02, r. 310 Third
Robertson Lawrence, cariienter Albert Washburn, r.
12 > inth
ROBKRTSON LORIN, groceries and liquors,
NW cor Harrison .Av and Ship'ey
Robertson Margaret (wldow),r. 204 M Clementina, rear
Robert''on Margery C. Miss, assistant Powell Street
Primary School, r. 2 Chelsea PI
Robertson Mary (widow), r. 2 Chelsea PI
Hoh rt^'on ^Marv Mrs., dr'ssmakor. 737 Market
Robertson N -Is (A. N. Hansen * Co.), r. 103 Wash
Robertaou Pi'ter, mining secretary, otlico 330 Pine,
room 57, r. 816 California
Robertson Robert (Jacoljsou & Robertson) , r. 727 Mont.
goraery
Robertson llobei^, carpenter, r. 731 J<j Natoms
Robirtsoii Robert, pressman Bumni 4: Smith, r. 1331
Pacific
Robertson Robert, shipcarpenter Rifldon I. and L.
Works, r. Eighteenth Av, Xh'X Q and R, South S. F.
RobiTtson Robert H., assayer Thomas Price r. 2 Chel-
sea PI
Robertson Robert L., stationery, NW cor Howard and
Fifth
Robertson Samuel J., shoemaker Hoseiithal, Feder k
Co.. r. 211">is Larkin
Robertson T. H. F., chief clerk U. S. Mint, r. Grand
Hotel
Robertson Warren J., sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r.
08 Shipley
Robertson Wi'lliam, clerk, r. 141 Fifth
Robertson Williiini, leadburner, r. 102 Dora
Robertson William, nurseryman and florist. W s Fol-
som, bet Nineteenth and Twentieth, depot 100 Cal-
ifornia Market
Robertson William, purcha-iiug agent, office 302 Cali-
fornia, room 5
Robertson William, waiter stm Thomas .A. Whitelaw,
Second St. Wharf
Robertson William A., principal Gearv Street Gram-
mar Schocd, r. 6 Elliot Park
Robertson William B. Jr.. with William T. Coleman
& Co., r. 1205 Washington
Robertson William N., carrier Alta California, r. 211
Third
Robertson William R., housemover, r. 207 Montgom-
ery Av
Roberts in William R., foreman pressroom John H.
Carmany & Co., r. E s Chenery, bet Thirtieth and
Thirty-lirst
Robertson. See Roberson, Robinson and Robison
Robeson John, bootblack, 1010 Market, r. 147 Third
Robey Rosannah (widow), r. 124 Shipley
Robin Adrien, wines and liquors, 614 Fourth, r. 612
Fourth
Robin Henry K., machinist, r. 610 Kearny
Robin Joseph, shoemaker, r. 12 Hinckley
Robiuet Eugene, capitalist, office. .509 Kearny, r. 772^6
Fcdsoni
Robinet Henry J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
and extraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r. 1219
Stockt(m
Robinet Jules, r. 739 Broadway
Robinet Louis, pre.s8man Edward Bosqui & Co., r.
327 Jessie >
Robinett John, plumber, r. 728 Sixteenth
Robinett IMargaretta Miss, assistant Columbia Street
Priin.ary School, r. 728 Sixteenth
Robinett Minna Miss, assistant Mission Street Prim-
ary School, r. 728 Sixteenth
RobinettcTliomas, carpenter and builder, 115 Leides-
dorfi', r. 615 Mason
Robinette Zora R., attendant aquariums. Woodward's
Gardens, r. 20 Capp
Robins Charles S., laborer, r. 103 Mission
Robins Matthew, broker, r. 709 Post
Robins. See Robbins
Robinson Ada L. Mrs., r. 215 Turk
Robinson Albert W., engineer Central Pac. R. R., r. 24
Freelon
Robinson Alfred, trustee Stearns' Ranches, office 31S
California, room 17, r. 20 Fshcx
Robinson Andrew, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Robinson Andrew, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Robinson Andrus, longshoreman, r. 36 Clay
Robinson Augustus, real estate, r. S 8 Fourteenth, bet
Minna and Nut<uua
Robinson Augustus M., with A. D. Moore & Co., r. 41
Eleventh
Robinson Augustus W., mining secretary, office 306
Pine, room 4, r. Ahlborn House
Robincon C, deckhand stm Centennial, Washington
St. Wharf
ROBIXSOX CARLOTTA RII.^N, proprietress
Alojamiento Kspanol, 810 Mission
BEAMISH'S Shirts Pit well— Wear well— Look well.
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Oakland
Robinson Charles, actor Baldwin's Theatre, r. 206
Eddy
Robinson Charles, butcher Chamberlain & Co., r. 14
John
Robinson Charles, farmer, r. E s Chenery,bet Thirty-
first and Thirty-second
Robinson Charles, teamster D. E. Allison & Co., r, 521
Green
Robinson Charles A., groceries and liquors, 13 Van
Ness Av, and proptr Crystal Vinegar Works, 15
Van Ness Av
Robinson Charles F., captain of watch U. S. Mint, r.
1029 Market
Robinson Charles H., clerk, 52 Clay, r. 2534 Howard
Robinson Charles J., auditor Southern Pac. R. R., of-
fice NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 59, r. 215
Turk
Robinson Charles S., miller Golden Gate Mills, r.
Quincy House
Robinson Cornelius P. (Robinson, Olney & Byrne),
attorney at law, office 310 Pine, roojtis 35-41, r.
1422 Hyde
Robinson Crittenden, attorney at law, office 310 Pine,
rooms 8,5-11, r. 2512 Octavia
Robinson Cyrus, paperhanger, r. Overland House
Robinson Edward, clerk, r, 54P Green
Robinson Edward, clerk, r, 1014 Montgomery
Robinson Edward, waiter Palace Hotel
Robinson Edward N., civil engineer, office 320 San-
som, room 23, r. Oakland
Robinson Edward R, (R, R, Swain & Co,), r. Grand
Hotel
Robinson Edwin J, (Charles A, Hawley & Co,), r, C13
Turk
Robinson Emil, pressman William P. Harrison, r, 314
Bush
Robinson Enoch L,, tinsmith, r, 4 Park PI
Robinson F., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Robinson F., seaman S. S. Coustuntiue, Broadway
Wharf
Robinson F. E., driver Sutter St. R. R,, r. 1532 Polk
Robinson Forrest M., actor Baldwin's Theater, r. 812
Twentieth
KOBINSON, FOW^LiER «Sf CO. (John B. Robin-
son and Lucius C. Fowler) .imijorters and jobbers
wood and willow wicre, brushes, twine, etc., and
proptrs Vallejo Patent Socket and C'al. liroom Fac-
tories and Excelsior Match Factory, office 215-219
Sacramento
Robinson Fiances A. (widow) , r. 800 Sixteenth
Robinson Trunk, r. 308 Folsom
Robinson Frank, lumberman, r, 312 Sixth
Robinson Frank, molder.r. SE cor Harrison and Main
Robinson Frank P., matlressmaker Pac. Spring and
Mattress Manuf. Co., r. 805 Sixteenth
Robinson Frede'-ick, salesman Decker & Hansen, r.
114 W»shington
Robinson Frederick A., clerk A. W. Robinson, r. Ahl-
born House
Kobiusou George, steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney, r. 1211 York
Robinson George H., clerk auditor's department
Southern Pac. R. R., r. 45 Liberty
Robin.son George M. (Thomas H. Jones & Co.) , r. 906
Market
Robinson Gregory E., shipping clerk Engelbrecht,
Fox & Co,, r. 1709 Le.ivcnworth
Robinson Harn, clerk auditor's office Central Pac. R.
R.,r. 708 Fulton
Robinson Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Davis and
Jackson, r. SE cor V.ille.io and Battery
Robinson Henry, porter Loluuan *: Coghill.r. 18 Jessie
Robinson Henry, seaman Pacific Mail S. S.Alaska
Robinson Henry C. (Uobiuson & Gillespie), r. 520
Powell
Robinson Henry De G., bookkeeper Nevada Bank of
San Francisco, r. Oakland
Robinson Henry E,, capitalist, r. Occidental Hotel
Robinson Henry S.. policeman City Hall, r. 1G41!<.
Mission
Robinson Heman. printer Harrison & Co.,r. 314 Bush
Robinson Howard, r. 80t; Van Ness Av
Robinson H. S. Mrs., loilgin-s, t.O Third
Robinson Hii^di R., r. 5"> Second
Robinson I. H.. laborer Corning & Co., r. 120 Turk
Robinson J., carpenter, r. .Sl'.i;*; Jessie
Robinson J. A., chief clerk U. S. Surveyor General and
U. S. Commissioner, office 610 Com, r. Oakland
Robinson Jacob, carpenter, r. 2321 Howard
Robinson James, r. 509 Washington
Robinson James (Swenson & Robinson), r.418Drumm
Robinson James, clerk, r. West End House
Robinson James, coachman James Phelan, SW cor
Seventeenth and Valencia
Robinson James, engineer, r. Oriental Hotel
Robinson James, gasman Bella Union Theatre, r. In-
ternational Hotel
Robinson James A., with Aithur W. Bowman, r. 26
Essex
Robinson James B., foreman jeweler Zacharias &
Green, r. 497 Hyde
Robinson James C, machinist Golden State and
Miners Iron Works, r. 1133 Harrison
Robinson James F., bartender S. S. Ancon
Robinson James H., rooter, r. 552 Natoma
Robinson James H., workman V. S. Mini, r. 1022 Miss
R(.binson Jane (widow), r. 1949 Geary
Robinson J. B., tinner, r. 4 Park PI
Robinson Jefi'erson, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 140 Minna
Robinson Jennie Mrs., r. 538 Minna
Robinson J. F., conductor Market St. R. R.
Robinson John, carpetlayer Parker Merrill
Robinson John, cabinetmaker, r. 764 Mission
Robinson John, clerk J. H. Burnell & Brother, Ninth
Av, bet G and H South S. F.
Robinson John, cook Pieper & Quarg, r. 720 Howard
Robinson John, coppersmith George A. Tripp & Co.,
r. 508 Howard
Robinson John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 37
Baldwin Court
Robinson John B. (Robinson, Fowler & Co.), r. South
Vallejo
Robinson John C, r. 419 O'Farrell
Robinson John C, assistant teacher Industrial School,
r. 1423 Stockton
Robinson John F., salesman SlSrbird & Goldstone, r.
312 Sixth
Robinson John J., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
2321 Howard
Robinson John R., r. 206 San Jose Av
Robinson John S,, bootmaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 518 Grove
Robinson Joseph, sawyer S. F. Box Factory
Rcjbinson Josephine A. (widow), r. 765 Market
Robinson Juan A. Jr., clerk Mullen & Hyde, r. 810
Mission
Robinson Jules, compositor Courrier de San Francis-
co, r. 420 Jackson
Robinson Julia A. Mrs., nurse, r. 327 O'Farrell
Robinson Julian C, salesman Engelbrecht, Fox & Co.,
r. Oakland
Robinson Julius, clerk H, M. Newhall & Co,, r. 20
Piospect PI
Robinson Lester L., capitalist, office 320 Sansom,
room 23, r. 119 Taylor
Robinson M., ironworker Pacific Rolling Mill
Robinson Slary (widow), r. 655 Harrison
Robinson Mary Mrs,, domestic 1822 M;irket
Robinson M. H., clerk freight auditor's office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 708 Fulton
Robinson Michael, tinsmith, r. 1133 Harrison
Robinson Nason, policeman city Hall, r. 7 Montgom-
ery Av
Robinson N. S., horsedealer. r. 639 Mission
ROBINSON, OL.NEY it BYRNE (C. P. Robin-
son, Warren Olney and James K. B.xrne) , attor-
neys at law, office 310 Pine, rooms 35-41
Robinson Oscai* (Robinson & Co.), r. 611 Nineteenth
Robinson P., speculator, r. 103 Geary
Robinson Patrick F.. harnessmaker Main & Winches-
ter, r. 2114 Powell
Robinson Peter, balluster, office 1122 Battery, r. 2015
Dupont
Robinson Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 32 Minna
Robinson Peter, cajitain schr Three Sisters, North,
Point Dock
Robinson R., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Robinson Rii hard G., assistant engineer S. S, Los An-
geles, r, W s Octavia. bet Green and I'nion
Robinson Richard G., expressman, SW cor Wa.shing-
ton and Front, r. S s Eighteenth, bet Noe and
Sanchez
ROBINSON ROBERT, attorney Central Pac. R.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 40,
r. 45 Liberty
Robinson Robert, carpenter, r. 245 Clara
Robinson Robert A., deinity superintendent streets,.
r. 11 Rubs
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montoomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Robinson Robert S., r. 930 Mark<'t
Robinson K. W. E.. auditor Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
Grabam House
Robinson S., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., r. Wb
Kentucky, nr Sieira
Robinson Samuel, teamster J. G. Doane, r. NE cor
Tjier and Webster
Robinson Sarah Miss, r. 325 Fifth
Robinson S. D. Mrs., r. lUT Hyde
Robin.-on Sidney, painter George J. Smith, r. 1709
Leavenworth
Robinson Sophie E. (widow), r. 119 Taylor
Robinson Susie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater, r.
636 Sacvamento
Robinson Thomas, plumber Rice & Murphy, r. 1133
Harrisiin
Robinson Thomas A. (Chamberlain & Robinson), r.
418 Jones
Robinson Thomas B., office 52 Clay, r. 2534 Howard
Robinson The mas D., seaman, r. 103 Sacramento
Robineon Tod (H. H. Scott & Co.) , r. 806 Van Ness Av
Robinson To<l Mrs. (widow) , r. ."^OC Van Ness Av
Robiiison Walter T., agent Simmons, Rowe & Co. (in
liquidation), olfice 52 Clay, r. 2534 Howard
Robinson W. H. (Morton & Robinson), dentist, office
215 Montgomery Av, r. Suisun
Robinson William, r. 206 .Jessie
Robinson William, carpetlayer Alexander Mackay, r.
615 Stockton
Robinson William, farmer, r. MoutKomery's Hotel
Robinson William, laborer The Fountain, SE cor
Sutter and Kearny
Robinson William, laborer David S. Prindle
Robinsen William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Robinson William, musician, r. 317 Green
Robinson William, porter Palace Hotel, r. 28 Stone
Robinson William, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Robinson William, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Robinson William, shipjoiner, 22 Steuart, r. 233
Hayes
Robinson William A., clerk special agents Post-office
department, r. li'.5 Ninth
RobiuKon William E., manager H. H. Scott & Co., r.
800 VauN-ss Av
Robinson William J. Jr., painter, 9 Stevenson, r. 929
Capp ,;
Robinson William J. X., profe.=sor music, r. 311 Fre-
mont
Robinson William T., mining r. 230 Turk
Robinson Zim'a H., lumber surveyor, office 1 Howard,
r. 464 Clementina
Robinson & Co. (Oscar Robinson and William F.
Hammell), bottledealers, 1122 Mission
Robinson & Gillespie (Henry C. Robinson and Wil-
liam J. Gillespie) , carpenters and builders, 339 Sut-
ter
Robinson. See Roberson, Robertson and Robison
Robison Ansel C, birds, goldfish and curiosities, 217
Washington, r. Oakland
Robison Jordan, porter A. Wilhelm, r. 610 Fourth
Robison Joidan, porter Henry Mayers, r. 1010 Post
Robison Lawrence, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Robison. See Kobi-rs n. Robertson and Robinson
ROBITSCHECK HERMAN, stationer, 416 Sac-
ramento, r. 1510 Broderick
Robitscher Saniurl, boots and shoes, 1589 Turk
ROBLi JOHN, butcher, 5-6 California Market, r. 807
Filbert
Robl. See Robel
Robles Escolaste, carriagesmith, 960 Mission, r. 458
Jessie •
Roblin Robert, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Robling N. M. Mrs., sewing school, 304 Fell
Robrecht Antone, furniture, 820 Pacific
Robrecht August, clerk .\ntone Robrecht, r. 820 Pac
Robson George, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Robson Henry, saw filer, 300 Jackson, r. E 8 Alabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Robson John, tailor John Reid, r. 4 Market PI
ROBSON PUTNAM, farmer, r. 103 Geary
Robson Sarah M. (widow), r. 804 Shotwell
Robson Thomas, plasterer, r. 635 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Kighth
Bobson William, carpenter, r. lOOTJi Minna
Robson WiUia7n, tailor, r. 1417 Hj-de
Roby Ella B. Miss, dressmaking, r. 124 Shipley
Boby Fran -is M., health inspector, office 124 Geary,
r. 715 Howard
Roby Joseph, coachman Oliver Eldridge, r. 615 Sutter
Rocca Giovanni, contractor and builder, office 328
Montgomery, room 24, r. 525 Union
Rocca Joseph, marblecutter Charles Blanchi, r. 521
Green
Roccatagliata G. B. (Brizzolara & Roccatagliata) , r.
1015 Washington
Rocco Anton, Austnilian Bonev. Soc..71 New Mont
Bocco Piitro, Italian Btnev. Soc. 423 Washiiigton
Rorh Heinrich, iirofessor geology, r. 550 Brauiian
Roch Henry, cooper I. Nesbitt & Bro., r. liailroad
House
Roch Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 347 Jessie
liocha Carniel (widow), r. 524 Valh jo
liocha John, laborer Andrew Onderdi.nk
Roihe Andre, locksmith, r. 8 Polk Lane
Roche Annie J. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary
S.hool, r. 417 Eddy
Roche Benjamin K., clerk S. F. Law Library, r. 2028
Pacific Av
Roche Charles, Steam Marble Works. 44-48 Boardman
PI, r. 31.H Clementina
Roche Elizabeth (widow), r. 2028 Pacific Av
Roche F.. r. 321 Pacific
Roche George W. W., salesman John Taylor & Co.. r.
21'J5 Devisadero
Roche Hattie Miss, actress, r. Florence House
Roche James R. major, payma.ster U. S. A., Presidio
Re.^ervation
Roche John, seaman, r. 32 Steuart
Roche John J., attorney at law, office 8-9 Montgom-
ery Block, r. 417 Eddy
Roche John R., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
120 Francisco
Roche Maggie Miss, tailoress, r. 1421 Taylor
Roche Mary (widow) , r. 417 Eddy
Roche Mary (widow) , r. 1421 Tavlor
Roche Mary Miss, t.'iiloress. r. 1421 Taylor
Roche Michael, r. NE cor Seventh Av and M. South
S. F.
Roche Peter, barkeeper James Hatch, r. 049 Folsom
Roche Roland, draftsman Laver & Curlett, r. 412 }4
Fifth
Roche Simon (Corbett & Roche) , r. 032 Hayes
Roche Thomas (McVicker k Roche) , r. 412 }a Fifth
Roche Thomas, shoemaker, r. E 8 Bartktt, nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Roche William, expre8sman,SE cor Mission and Third,
r. 13 Clinion
Roche. See Roach
Rochel Joseph, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., r. Bootz
Hotel
Rochen Joshua, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Rocher Henry, lauudryman Aline Devignes, r.NWcor
Broadway and Kearny
Rochester K. A., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 529
Valencia
Roche tte Charles H., teamster, r. 225 Fulton, rear
Rochfelder Pauline (widow), r. 20 Pjige
Rochford James H.. policeman City Hall, r. 2103 Leav
Rochtord Michael J., carpentfr, r. 27 Beideman
Rochford Kosanuuh (widow), r. 1232 Pacific
Rochholz Henry S., accountant and teacher languages,
office and r. 1004 Market
Rochicioli .Assunta Miss, r. 522 Stevenson, rear
liochicioli Chri.-toiih.r, silver plater, r. 522 Stev, rear
Rochicioli Raneri F., gulvano-plastic. bronze, gold
and silver plating works, 0-8 Tyler
Roch n C. (widow), r. 923 3^ Harrison
Rochin Manuel, laborer, r. 'M'iUi Harrison
Rock Charles, master mariner, r. 418 ^ireenwlch
Rock Charles, stevedore, r. 100 Alta PI, rear
Rock Creek Mining Co. (Elko Co.,Nev.), Alfred K.
Durbrow secretary, office 09 Nevada Block
Rock Ellen Miss, r. 919 Powell
Rock Henry (Hock & Homing) , r. .505 Shotwell
Rock House, Nicholas Guilee proptr, 438 Broadway
Rock Island Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), R. N. Van Brunt secretary, office 318 Pine,
room 6
Rock John, r. 1522 Mason
Rock John Jr., printer, r. 900 Vallejo, rear
Rock Lizzie Mrs., r. 47 Second
Rock Ro.se (widow), r. 010 Fell
Rock William G., driv.r City R. R.. r. 11 First Av
Rock A: Hornung (Henry Rock and Frederick Hor-
nuug). butc'hers, 8-10 Mission Market
Rockenfield William, hairdressing saloon, 441 Valencia
Rocker Johanna Miss, r. 2112 Powell
PkOCker John, machinehand California Cracker Co.
Rocker Maria (widow), r. 2112 Powell
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Kockfellnw A. Miss, teacher, r. 206 Eddy
Rockman Moses, physician, r. 723 Ellis
Eocks Ferdiuand, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Kocks Jdkn, teamster Pacific Commercial Co., r. 154
Shipley
Bicks Owen, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11 Min
Rockweil E. A. Miss, artist, studio 10.3 Montgomery
EocJvwell Frank, messeng> r Wells, Fargo & Co.,r. 526
Kearny
Rockwell Greorge J., clerk A. ■Nicoll, r. 48 South Park
Rockwell .James W., r. 1600 Mission
I R-jckw<-ll Walter M., commission merchant, r. 700 Post
Rockwitz George W., bookkeeper Charles Meinecke
& Co., r. 25 Pearl
Rockwo id Edmund R., clerk Naval Office Custom
House, r. 2039 Mission
Rocky Point Gold Mining Co. (Sierra Co., Cal.), Wil-
liam H. McCiintock secretary, office 330 Pine,
' room 11
Rodarech Schasthe,laborerPaciac Rolling Mill, r. SW
I cor Shasta and Michigan
Rodd Charles H. (Rodd & Lmdsley) , r. 1405 Mason
; Rodd& Lindsley (Charles H. Rodd and Frank H. Linds-
leyj , bakery, NE cor Washington and Stockton
I Rodda John, commission agent, r. 2olG Sacramento
Rodda William H., mining superintendent, r. 1813 Post
Roddeu B., steward schooner Vladimir, Beale Street
1 Wharf
, Rodden Charles, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 20
Clarenc* PI
• Rodden George, blacksmith Andresen Bros.,r. 75 Ore-
gon
; Rodden George, heli^er melter and refiner's depart-
i nient U. S. Mint, r. San Rafael, Marin Co.
Rodden Hugh E.. hairdresser, 2.i4 Folsom, r. 307 Fol
Roddeu -John, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. 234 Fol
Rodden Philip, r. 234 Folsnm
Rodden Susan, domesiic 28 Glen Park Av
Roddock George, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
cor Langton and Howard
Rodky Ada Mrs., r. 931 Sutter
Rode Charles T., third officer Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Rode Christopher B., teamster Charles Langley & Co.
r. 126 Freelon
Rode Emil, portrait painter, office and r. 659 Clay
Rode George F.. teamster H. Dutard, r. 146^ Clara
Rode Lena, domestic 9'M Van Ness Av
Rodecker Elias, carrianemaker. r. 11 M Dikeman PI
RODEFELD FREDERICK W., wines and li-
quors, SW cor Post and Kearny, r. 8 Stockton
Rodell Lizzie, domestic 316 Thirteenth
Rodelle Ludwig, laborer Russ House
Rodeman John, baker Gustave Laus, r. SW cor Mason
and Chestnut
Roden Adolph G., livery and sale stable, 1715 Sacra-
mento, r. 1810 Sacramento
I Roden William H., salesman Brigham, Whitney & Co.,
r. l;i26 Siit+er
Rodenbnch Herman, r. 509 Washington
Roderick Antonio D., steward Charles Pechin, r. 1015
Washington
Roderiek David, barber, r. .525 }<4 Geary
Roderi, k Emil, baker, r. 160S Powell
Roderick J., longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Roderick Joseph, steward stm S. M. Whiijple, r. Oak-
land
Roderiik Louis, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Rodger Charles D., r. '26 South Park
Rodgers Agnes Miss, fur sewer John W. Lofstead, r.
10 Stanford
Rodgers Antonio F. (John Cardozo & Co.), r. 415
Diumm
Rodgers Arthur (King & Rodgers), attorney at law,
office 207 Sansom, r. 19 Ellis
1 Rodgers Augustus F., assistant U.S. Coast Survey, of-
] fice 214 Stockton, r. Oakland
) Rodgers Charles, laborer Empire Brewery, 420 Chest-
nut
I Rodgers Daniel, seaman S. S. Idaho, r. 37 Minna
j Rodgers David, blacksmith, r. 38 .V. Tehama
I Rodgers Edward, sashmaker, r. 8 Park Av
I Rodgers Edward J., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1727 Mar-
ket
Rodgers Eliza (widow), r. 312 Jessie
Rodgers Fernando S., sign painter, 629 Merchant, r.
j 1014 Larkin
Rodgers Frank, deckhand stm Capital, Oakland Ferry,
■; r. Oakland
Rodgers H., r. 220 Haight
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Rodgers H. O., extraman Engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r.
618 Howard
Rodgers J., deckhand stm Centennial, Washington St.
Wharf
Rodgers -Tames, clerk, r. 130 Tenth
Roduers James, fireman stm Mary Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Rodgers James, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Rodgers James, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Rodgers James D., carpenter, r. 125 Dora
Rodgers James F.. machine operator D. W. Emerson,
r. 511 Linden Av
Rodgers J. D., r. 518 Howard
Rodgers John, r. 904 Kearny
Rodgers John (John Rodgers & Co.),r. 130 Tenth
Rodgers John, hostler Patrick Farrell, r. S s Point
Lobos Av. bet Nineteenth and Twentieth avs
Rodgers John, jailor County Jail
Rodgers John & Co. (Henry A. Whaley), livery and
feed stable, 1608 Market
Rodgers John J., bookkeeper John Rodgers & Co., r.
130 Tenth
Rodgers John J., patent agent, r. 511 Linden
Rodgers John J., teamster McBride & Cluin, r. SW
cor Hampshire and Twenty-third
Rr<"«dgers John W., plumber, r. 511 Linden
Rodiiers Joseph, carj^enter Centennial Planing Mill, r.
Pacific Railroad House
Rodgers Josie C. Mrs., r. SE cor Stockton and O' Far-
rell
Rodgers Laurence, driver Golden Gate Brewery, 717
Greenwich
Rodgers Lee O., physician, office 128 >^ Fourth, r. 817
Grove
Rodgers M., driver Omnibus R. R., r. 145 Shipley
Rodgers Mary A. (widow) , r. 511 Linden
Rodgers Mary Mrs., r. 527 M Natoma
RODGERS, MEYER & CO. (William Meyer,
Fritz Habenicht, H. L. E. Meyer, and John Wil-
son), commission and shipping mer.hants, and
agents Sea Insurance Co. (limited), of Liverpool,
212 Battery
Rodgers Michael, driver Golden Gate Brewery, r. 718
Greenwich
Rodgers Patrick, fireman, r. 545 Second
Rodgers Philip, proptr Rodgers' Hotel, r. 1727 Market
Rodgers PhiUp J., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1727 Market
Rodgers Robert, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Rodgers Robert H., bookkeeper, r. 237 Chattanooga
Rodgers Robert W., upholsterer, r. 237 Chattanooga
Rodgers Samuel, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Rodgers Thomas, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Rodgers Thomas, boilermaker Union Iron Works, r.
NW cor Twenty-fifth and Valencia
Rodgers Thomas, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Rodgei-s Thomas, laborer, r. 3 Frederick
Rodgers William, painter, r. 15 Stockton
Rodgers. See Rogers
Rodges Louis, r. 214 Powell
Roagies Fritz, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 24 De-
catur
Rodi Paolo, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Rodietti Zaiharia, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5H Kearny
Rodner Charles, carver, r. 332 Tenth
Rodney George B. Caplain, Fourth Artillery, U. S.
Army, Presidio Reservation
Rodney Hugh, baker, r. 307 Folsom
Rodolph Erwin G., collector Miller & Lux, r. 402
Geary
Rodolsky Frederick, carpenter, 1017 Battery, rear, r.
S s Lombard, nr Sansom
Rodoni Carlo, waiter, r. 1205 Stockton
RODOU.VN ALFRED, secretary La Solidarite
French Beneficial Assu, French Mutual Building
and Lo.in Assn. Mutual .\id Soc. of San Francisco,
office 729 Montgomery, r. 200 Post
Rodrademann Hermann, tanner, r. NW cor Adam and
Eve
Rodrigue Michael I., receiving teller Donohoe, Kelly
k Co , r. 1808 O'Farrell
Rodriguez Antonio, bookkeeper 29-31 Battery, r. 716
Filbert
Rodriguez Antonio, captain schr Mary Frances Cruz,
r. 613 Greenwich
Rodriguez Antonio, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Rodriguez Antonio, seaman, r. NW cor Sansom and
Green
BULLOCK & JON 33, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Boys' Clotliing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Kodrlguez CaBanio, cigarmaker, r. 11 Pollard PI
Bodriguez Fnink G., compositor Dally Stock Report,
r. 1528 Puwtll
Kodriguez Gregcria, shirtiuaker, r. 121 Virginia
Rodriguez John, labor' r Andrew OnderdunU
Bodriguez Julian F., r. NW eor Vallejo and Mont Av
Rodriguez Lee, luaeLinist William T. Garrutt, r. 5CC
Howard
Rodriguez Louis, Beauiau, r. S 6 Union, nr Battery
Rodriguez Lutio. carpenter, r. 121 Virginia
Rodriguez Maria (widow), r. U2U Mason
Rodrigutz Roi-ario C, r. 503 Green
Rodriguez Kosia, shirtmaker, r. 121 Virginia
Rodriguez Sotru. helper James Wj lie, r. 5 Virginia
Roduner C. G., carver J. B. Luehsinger & Son, r. 322
Tenth
Roe Ann (widow), r. 504}^ Minna
Roe Charles S., attorney at law, ofiftce 211 Sansom,
room H, T. 420 Second
Roe Frederick A., cax^italiet, office 320 Sansom, room
53, r. 426 Second
Roe George H. (Koe & Plummer), r. 426 Second
Roe James, hog ranch. Sixth Av, bet E and L, South
S. F.
Roe Maggie, domestic 2530 Mission
Roe Patriik, laborer, r. 1708 Leavenworth
Roe Phillis, r. 42(i Second
Roe Terrence, laborer, r. SW cor Fifth Av and L,
South S. F.
Roe Thomas, laborer, r. S 8 Greenwich, bet Montgom-
ery and Sunscm
Roe Tho)uas H., janitor Valencia Grammar School, r.
11 Tweut)--secun(l
Roe Walter, r. 303fi Sixteenth
Roe & Plummer (George H. Roe and 'William P. Plum-
mer) , moueybrokers, 15 Steuart
Roeben George, boarding and lodging, 37-39 Pacific
Roeben Henry, clerk, r. 39 Pacific
Roeben Isaac, laborer, r. 39 Pacific
Roeben Juhn, woodcarver, r. 39 Pacific
Roeber Christian, carpenter, r. 16 Harlan
Roeber Christopher, carpenter, r. Philadeli^hia House
Roebke Frederick W., cutter Dodge & Gorevuu, r. 701
Harrison, Oakland
Roebke Helmuth. miller, r. 828 Union
Roebuck Edmund E., boilermaker Thomas G. Roe-
buck, r. 205 Second
Roebuck Thomas G., boilermaker and blacksmith, 137
Bealc, r. 205 Second
Roeder Adolph, cauvabser The Guide, r, 700 Front
Boeder Frederick, carpenter S. S. Newbern, Folsom
St. Wharf
Roeder Henry, driver Philadelphia Brewery.r. 48 Clem
Roeder William, buokketper Liizard Freres, r.502 Bush
ROEDING FKEUICRICK, vice-president and
cashier The German Savings and Loan Soc, office
526 California, r. 1419 California
Boeberle Charles C, merchant, r. Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road, South S. F.
Roehner John, barkeeper Samuel S. Sampel, r. 732)^
Vallejo
Roeller Oscar, cook Nucleus House
Roellig Engelbert, jeweler Ernst Henrici, r. 211 Third
Roemer A. P., nursery, off E 8 Mission, opjj Six Mile
House
Roemer Caspar, varnlsher and polisher, r. 715 Filbert
Roemer Christian, tailor, r. 4 Kramer's PI
Roemer Curt, salesman E. Guittard & Co., r. Alameda
ROEMER EUGENE, general agent German Gen-
eral Benev. Soc, office 114 Dupout, r. Alameda
Roemer Frederick, tailor, r. 115 Buchanan
Roemer G. Mrs., teacher Zeitska Institute, r. Alameda
Roemer Oscar, engineer Pacific Vinegar Works, r. 437
Fulton
Roemer Robert, bookkeeper J. Cerf & Co., r. Alameda
Roeper Charles, baker, r. 600 Jackson
Roes Louis B. W., cigar dealer, r. W a Church, bet
Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Roescb Louis, printer, 31 Kearny, r. 627 Commercial
Roescher Frederick, cook stm George Barley, Second
St. Wharf
Roese William P., shoemaker Levinsky Bros.
Roesler Henry A., bartender C. H. Geiger, r. 755 How
Roesler Julius, barber, r. 409 Pacific
RoesBler Antoine, butcher 21-22 Grand Arcade Market,
r. 20 M Oak Grove Av
Roessler Fritz, waiter Louis Heinemann, 513 Valencia
Roest T.. seaman, r. 127 Jackson
ROETHE CHRISTIAN, apothecary, 501 Third,
cor Bryant, r. 463 Bryant
Roettger Adolph, r. 1 Verba Buena
Roettger Fritz, builder, r. 2625 Sutter
Rogaii Edward, tailor, .'G JIontgoiii"-ry Av
Rogelet Hippolyto, cook, r. 915 Jackaou, rear
Rogelet Hippolyte Mrs., ironer Mrs. 8. Gromaiue, r.
915 Jackson, rear
Roger A. (widow), r. 1009 Buchanan
Roger Louis, cook L. Luutheaumc, r. 63 Tehama
Roger Mark, porter, r. cor Twenty-first and Howard
Rogers Mrs., furnished rooms, NW corMcAlUsUr
and Hyde
Rogers Abraham, laborer, r. 833 Miller PI
Rogers Albert, r. 454 Sixth
Rogers Allen, hostler, r. -2335 Washington
Rogers Amos C, r. 829 Folsom
Rogers Annie Miss, r. 10'.;9 Market
Rogers Bcauchamp. hostler John Peters, 2335 Wash
Rogers Benjamin Mrs. (widow), wiues and liquors,
252 Brannan
Hoge s Bertie, agent Grand Opera House, r. 220H>iight
Rogers Charles A., artist Univcrsiil Copving Co., r. 609
Sutter
Rogers Charles H., ranvassi.r. r. -1110 Harrison
Rogers Clarence, collarmaker Main & Wiuchtbter, r.
518 Howard
Rogers Cornelius, seaman, r. 323 Vallejo
ROGKRS DANIEL,, attorney at law, office 604
Merchant, r. NW cur Baker and Haight
Rog- IS David J. Mrs., r. 541 Second
K"gcrrs Edward, teamster, r. 39 Borland
Rogers Edward A., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. Oakland
Rogers Edward B., engineer and draughtsman Multer
v>c Liud, r. 128 Tyler
Rogers Edwin N.. r. Nucleus House
Rogers Ephraim T., first oflicer S. 8. Newbern, r. 117
Franklin
Rogers Fannie M., saleslady Palmer Brothers, r. 1033
Mission
Rogers Florence F., conductor Cal. St. R. R., r. 1332
Pine
Rogers Ford H., mining secretary, office 330 Pine,
rooms 9-10, r. 1533 Sutter
Rogei-8 Frank, carpenter, r. .530 Stevenson
Rogers Frank E., shi)) carpenter Middlemas & Boole,
r. S s Day, bet Church and Do'.ores
Rogers George A., re>-tiiurant, 1244 Mission
Rogers George E., mining, r. 600 Bush
Rogers George H., contractor, r. 1776 Gre. n
Rogers George P., shipping clerk Sroufe & McCrum,
r. 108 Prospect Pi
Rogers George W., mining, office 309 California,
room 4, r. Oakland
Rogers Harry. Salesman. Lippman Bros., r. 174 Jessie
Rogers Heurv (Kocli .^c Ro^er.s), r. 15 Stockton
ROGERS HENRV, agent Samuel Mtrritt, office 22
California, r. Oakland
Rogers Henry, printer, r. 280 Stevenson
Rogers Henry, seaman schr Fairfield
Rogers Henry D., physician and surgeon, office 410
Kearny, room 3, r. .504 Greenwich
Rogers Henry O., cattle dealer, r. 177 Stevenson
Rogers H. K., storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Rogers H. M., farmer, r. 630 Commercial
Rogers H. P. Mrs. (widow) , r. 108 Prospect PI
Rogers Isadore, barkeeper A. Sprague, r. 41:i Minna
Rogers J., driver Omnibus R. R.
Rogers James, plasterer, r. 1911 Dupont
Rogers James C, laborer Pool & Harris, r. 213 Fif-
teenth
Rogers James D. G., carpent<-r, r. 1513 Howard
Rogers James N., clerk, r. 501 Post
Rogers James R., policeman City Hall, r. 810 Filbert
Rogers Jane Miss, clerk Annie Develiu, r. 239 Eighth
Rogers J. C. Mrs., r. NW cor Howard and First
Rogers J. Henry, pilot, office 9 U. 8. Court Building, r.
Oakland
Rogers John, expressman, SE cor Battery and Cali-
fornia, r. 9)1 Greenwi<h
Rogers John, guard House of Correction
Rogers John, imporlcr paints and oils, 113 Washing-
ton, r. 1019 Lombard
Rogers John, sUvedore, r. 8W cor Market and
Steuart
Rogers John B., painter, 1252 Market
Rogers John C, agent A. & A. Baker, r. 829 Folsom
Rogers John H., painter, r. 1407 Baker
Rogers Joseph, bakery, 1013 Folsom
Rogers Joseph, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Rogers Joseph, shipsmith I. Burns, r. 1013 Folsom
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Kogers Joseph, seaman S. S. Monterey, r. 415 Dnunm
Kogers Luther, bookkeeper Madison & Burke, r. 106
Mas in
Kogers Lyman H., agent A. & A. Baker, r. 829 Folsom
Bogers Manuel, deckhand stm Amelia, Washington St.
Wharf
Rogers Manuel, fisherman, r. S s Union, nr Sansom
Rogers Margaret, domestic John Harrold, 416 Chest-
nut
Rogers Margaret A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1116 Harris,
sou
Rogers Maria (widow) , r. 1227 Clay
Rogers Mark, baker Michael Curnn, r. 717 Brannan
Rogers Mary (widow) , r 121 Fulton
Rogers Michael, carpenter, r. 1717 OTarrell
Rogers Nathan, chemist Apothecaries' Hall, r. Grand
Hotel
Kogers Nathan, culling house and storage, 818 Bat-
tery, r. Oakland
Rogers Ntllie, domestic 1324 Sutter
Rogers Nelson J., proptr Mission Express, r. 320
Twenty-second
Rogers Owen, soapmaker, r. Jersey, bet Douglass and
Diamond
Rogers Patrick, farmer, W shore Lake Merced
Rogeis Patrick, lumberman, r. 25 Silver
Rogtrs Peter, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Rogers Ptt -r, seaman S. S. Great Republic
Rogers Peter K., policeman City Hall, r. 123 Ellis
Rogers Peter K. Mrs., dressmaker, 123 Ellis
Rogers Philip S., machinist Moynihan & Aitken, r.
Haiisa Hotel
Rogers Ralph H., mining, r. 830 Mission
Rogers Robert C, (Rogers & Garvey) , r. NW cor Baker
aud Haight
Rogers Robert F., stockbroker, office 80 Nevada Block,
r. Nucleus House
Rogers Russell K., farmer, r. 206 Valencia
Rogers Samuel L., attorney at law, office 72-73 Mont-
gomery Block, r. Saucelito
Rogers Sarah, domestic 124 Fulton
ROGE^RS S. D. , mining secretary, office Safe De-
posit Building, 328 Montgomery, room 6, r. Oak-
land
Rogers Simpson F. (Edmondson & Rogers), r. 515M
Bash
Rogers Thomas, fireman S, S, Great Republic
Rogers Thomas, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Rogers Tliomas, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Rogers Thomas, special jjoliceman, r. Quincy House
Rogers Walter, teamster M. Englander & Son, r. 712
Tyler
Rogers Walter E., capitalist, r. 123 Ellis
Rogers Walter S., r. Church, bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth
Rogers W, C, r. Park Hotel
Rogers William, pilot stm City of Stockton, r. 1021
Capp
Rogers William, shoemaker Joseph Francis, r. 423
Drumm
Rogers William A., laborer, r. SW cor Tyler and De-
visadero
Rogers William B., policeman City Hall, r. 1009 Na-
toma
Rogers Zachias, physician, office and r. 2 Highland
Terrace
Rogers t\: Garvey (R. C. Rogers and J. P. Garvey) ,
attorneys at law, office 42G California
Rogers. See Rodgers
Hogersou James C, business manager Pacific Life.r.
1226 Folsom
Roggenkamp John, machinist William T. Garratt, r.
521 Green
Roggia John, plumber, gasfitter and tinsmith, 440
Broadway
Roggio D.ivid, vegetable peddler, r. 9 St. Charles PI
Rogo Lola, teacher music, r. 933 Howard
Rogo Louisa (widow), r. 933 Howard
Rohau James, laborer, r. 2012 Filbert
Rohde August (Rohde Brothers), r. 2001 Powell
Rohde Brothers (August aud Frauii), boots and shoes,
509 Jack.sou
Rohde Franz (Rohde Brothers), r. 509 Jackson
Rohde Hans W., butcher Julius Marxen, r. 208 Fran-
cisco
Rohde Henry, baker J. Schultz & Co.,r.NE cor Mason
and Union
Rohde Henry, liquor saloon, SW cor Front and Wash-
ingt lu. r. 504 Washington
Rohde Henry G., barkeeper Henry Rohde, r. 429 Front
Rohde John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Clay and
Taylor, and 1212 Clay
Rohde Peter, shoemaker John Utschig, r. 655 Minna
Rohde Peter F.. liquor saloon, 8 Clay, r. 2647 Mis-
sion
Rohdin Peter, manufacturing jeweler, 631 Sacra-
mento, room 17. r. Oakland
Rohe Metha (widow) , r. 1223 Webster
Robl August, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Rohlffs Abraham, porter Kittleberger & Dold, r. 19
Hinckley
Rohltts Charles (Rohlffs & Woebke) , r. 1 Mission
Rohlfl's Chris, saloon, 643 Commercial, r. cor Hinckley
and Piuekney PI
Rohlfl's & Woebke (Charles Rohlfifs and Mrs. M.
Woebke) . liquor saloon, 1 Mission
Rohliu Olof , tailor William Roberts, r. 3 Geary PI
Rohn Charles F. A., bookkeeper T. G. Cockrill & Co.,
r. 630 Sacramento
Rohn Henry, waiter, r. 45 Sacramento
Rohr John N., painter, r. 6 Tyler
Rohr Joseph, foreman John H. Greenhalgh, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Rohr Peter, upholsterer August Schuetze, r. 415 La-
gun a
Rohrbach John J. (Bujannoff & Kohrbach) , r. Oak-
land
Rohrbach William George, student Heald's Business
College, r. Ahlboru House
Rohrer Jacob, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 108 Austin
Rohrig Charles, foremau Greenebaum, Sachs & Free-
man, r. 706 Green
Rohrle August, fireman stm Relief, r. 52 Minna
ROHRS DIEDRICH, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Clay and Mason
ROHRS GEORGE H., liquor saloon, SE cor Cen-
tral Av and Post
Rohrs Herman, clerk Diedrich Rohrs, r. SW cor Clay
and Mason
Rohrs John D., groceries and liquors, 1500 Mission
Roht Jacob, malster Herman Zwieg, r. 529 Sixth
Rohte Emil (Krnse & Euler) , r. 1324 Geary
Rohter Peter, captain schr Dreadnought, Pier 21,
Steuart
Rohweder Peter (Muus & Rohweder) , r. 839 Broadway
Rojas Felieiano, cigarmaker, r. 113 Virginia
Rojo Guadalupe Mrs., r. 7 Polk Lane
Roking Saturuiuo, cook, r. 6 Hinckley
Rokohl James A. Mrs. (widovv') , r. 600 Bush
Rokusek Albert, salesman Edward J. Rose, r. 11 H
Oak Grove Av
Rokusek Charles, marblexiolisher John Daniel & Co.,
r. 27 ^i Oak Grove Av
Rolana John, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Shasta aud Michigan
Roland Brothers (Christian and Fritz), milk ranch,
NE cor Fell and Shrader
Roland Bridget Mrs., groceries and liquors, 63 Jessie
Roland Charles, barber, r. 873 J<. Market
Roland Christian (Roland Brothers), r. NE cor Fell
aud Shrader
Roland Fritz (Roland Brothers) , r. NE cor Fell and
Shrader
Roland G. Lucien, chief engineer stm Centennial,
Washington St. Wharf
Roland Henry, r. 63 Jessie
Roland John M., butcher, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Roland Joseph, laborer New City Hall
Roland Lenn (widow) , r. 507 Fell
Roland Lewis J., watchman U. S. Sub-Treasury, r. 606
Montgomery
Roland Mary M". (widow) , r, 202 Sixth
Rolands Patrick, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Rolckel Joseph, teacher singing, r. 514 Stockton
Roles Chai)uian, waiter Palace Hotel
Rolfe Charles, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Rolfe Thomas, brakeman Central Pac. R. R., r. 225
Stevenson
Rolff Henry, waiter, r. 2023 Fillmore
Rolft' M. L. Mrs., restaurant, 2019 Fillmore, r. 2023
Fillmore
Roling Fredirick. cook, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Roll John, r. 120 Virginia
Roll John W., phrenologist, r. 1305}^ Powell
RoUa Lewis A., stableman Henry C. Spoor, r. N 8
Haight, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Rollar. See Roller
RoUand Julius, cabinetmaker, r. 062 Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underweai.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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RollAnd Louis, dyeing aud scouring, 221 Dvipont, r.
3;i2 Turk
Rollasen J. S., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Grauarta
Roller Albert B. (Roller Brothers) , r 8 Rauscli
Roller August, confectioner Westerfeld & Page, r. i
LaeUie
Boiler Benjamin, pressman Bacon & Co., r. 10 Laug-
tou
Roller Brothers (John W. and Albert B.), job print-
ers. 611 Clay
Roller Carl (Kaechele & Roller), r. SE cor Fulton and
Octavia
RolKr Elias A., local policeman, r. 628 GouKh
Roller Frank, superiutyudent Giant Powder Works,
Central Road, ur Twentieth Av
Roller Gforge H., clerk J. R. Gates & Co., r. 8 Rausoh
Roller John TV. (Roller Brothers) , r. 644 Nutoma
Roller Josiah W., hnisher N. Gray & Co., r. 044 Na-
toiua
Roller Thomas R., undertaker, r. 8 Rausch
Roller William, cook Henry Dettmar, r. 522 >i Jessie
Roller. See RoUa
RoUet Charles, baker, r. 427 Filbert
RoUluger Frank, cook Peter Milloglav, r. 123}^ Sixth .
Rollins Charles, coinjjositor Bartling & Kimball
Rollins Cornelius, seaman S. S. Cou?tantine, Broad-
way Wharf
Rollins Edward, conductor Market St. and Hayes Val-
ley R. R.,r. 1616 Turk
Rollins Francis M., master mariner, r. 518 Capp
Rollins Heury B., bookkeeper, r. 029 Clay
Rollins Henry G., ex-U. S. surveyor general, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Rollins Hiram S., calker, r. 503 Mission
Rollins Jane Mrs., domestic 626 Hayes
Rollins John B., sawmakfng, locksmithing, etc., 600
Mission
Rollins Joseph, r. 403^ Geary
Rollins L. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Rollins Mary A. (widow), r. 523 Franklin
Rollins Nina Miss, r. 424 O'Farrell
Rollins Owen S., carpenter Meiggs' Wharf
Rollins Peter C, seaman, r. 209 Steuart
Rollins Reuben R. (R. R. Rollins & Co.),r. SE cor
Haight and Buchanan
Rollins R. R. & Co. (William M. Morris) , auctioneers,
office 535 California, room 4
Rollins Warren A., waterman, r. 832 Harrison
ROliIilNS WrLLIAM, real-estatebroker, otfice 6
Montgomery Av, r. cor Scott and Sacramento
Rollins W'illiam Jr., blindmaker, r. cor Scott and Sac
Rolls John S., assistant searcher of records Savings
and Loan Soc, r. 1230 Mission
Rolph Frederick A., commission merchant, r. 1410
Howard
Rolph James, clerk, r. 1210 Twenty-first
Rolph Jo.seph W., clerk Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1410 Howard
Roma Hotel, Gaetano Beronio proptr, 818 Sansom
Roma J. Mariano (Cabrera, Roma & Co.), r. 708
O'Farrell
Romaggi Gabrieli, fisherman, r. 804 Front
Romaine Ralph, general accountant South Pacific
Coast R. R. Office, r. 407 Mason
ROMAN A. & CO., importing booksellers, pub-
lishers and stationers, 11 Montgomery
Roman Anton (A. Roman & Co.), r. 1020 Pine
Roman Augustus, musician, r. 2006 Leavenworth
Roman Bruno, clerk Herman Roman, r. 1324 Fillmore
ROMAN CATHOIilC ORPHAN ASYLUM,
N, bet Eighteenth and Twentieth avs, South S. F.
Rom:n Gregoire, cook, r. 1031 Dupont
Roman Herman, clothing, 840 Market, r. 1324 Fillmore
Rouiar.dia Francisco, carpenter, r. 524 Vallejo
Romandia Jesus Mrs. (widow), r. 524 Vallejo
Romanes Elizabeth Miss, artist, r. 610 Mason
Romani Salvatore, liquor saloon, 437 Broadway
Romano Cesare, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5y, Kearny
Romano George, barkeeper Louis Martin, r. 15 Union
PI
Rombach Adrian, butcher, r. 357 Clementina, rear
Rombauer Bertha (widow), r. 1512 Polk
Romberg William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Rubs
aud Howard, r. 1049 Howard
Romer C, r, 1919 Mason
Romer John L., right of way commissioner South
Pacific Coast R. R., r. 1206 Market
Romer John X., carpenter Palace Hotel, r. 37 Post
Romer William H., bookkeeper E. Hochstadter & Co.,
r. Saucelito
Romero Antonia, cook, r. llJ7Ji Kearny
Romero Francois (P. Jeauneau & Co.), r. 710 Lom-
bard
Romero Joseph A., bookkeeper Schleldeu k Scholl, r.
903 Mission
Romero Juan, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
829 Folsom
Romford Kate Mrs., r. 26 Ritch
Romilli Angeio, milkman William Lauge, r. cor Cole
and Carl, ur Golden Gate Park
Rommel Charles, baker Adam Eck, 804 Greenwich
Romo Romualdo, with Mendheimi Hofmann, r. Oak-
land
Ronalds James, plumber, r. 42 Tehama
Ronaldson J. M., accountant Commercial Union As-
surance Co., r. .Alameda
Ronan James, dyer F. Thomas & Co., r. L, bet Eighth
and Ninth avs. South S. F. |
Ronan James M., butcher, r. L, bet Eighth and Ninth '
avs. South S. F. |
Ronan William, dairyman, r. W s Mission, nr Sickles
Av I
Ronchetto Jean, jiacker G. Venard, r. 424 Union '
Roncovieri Alfred, musician, r. 31 Hinckley |
Roucovieri Marie (widow), proiirietress Roncovieri
House, 31 Hinckley I
Rondel Edward, lapidary J. Laine & Son, r. 1431 Pine |
Rondell James, gardener John T. Lattle, SW cor ;
Pacific Av and Buchanan
Rondina Joseph, carpenter, r. 10 Union PI
Kondinotti Charles, foreman B. Ratio, r. 6 Scheerer PI
Rouekaioi) Frank, mate, r. 12 Jackson
Ronekomp John, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steu
Honey Edward, wood and coal, 1312 Pacific
Roney James (Good & Roney), r. Vallejo, Cal.
Roney John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ronicke Charles, salesman, r. 014 Natoma
Ronicke Frank, carpenter, r. 614 Natoma
Bonn D. V., liquor saloon, 038 Commercial
Ronnebaum Clemens, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Ronuebeck J. Henry, clerk Henry Mesenberg, r. NE
cor Jessie and Ecker 1
Rontet Mathias, r. 620 Green
Rontstein Abraham, milk, 972 )< Folsom
Boo John, tailor Frank Trebois, r. 441 Green
Roock John W., clerk J. H. A. Folkers & Bro., r. 616 |
O'Farrell I
Rood Anna Mrs., r. 1010 Jackson
Rood John, driver Market St. and Hayes Valley R. R., '
r. 1108 Steiner
Rooker L. M. (widow), boarding and lodging, 115
Powell
Rooney A. Rev., St. Dominic's Church, r. NW cor
Bush and Steiner
Rooney Annie Miss, sewer E. Detrick & Co., r. 1809
Howard
Rooney Barrett P., carpenter, r. 131k' Freelon
Rooney Brothers (James and Patrick), groceries and
liquors, E s Potrero Av, bet Sixteenth and El
Dorado
Rooney James (Rooney Bros.), r. W s Utah, nr El
Dorado
Rooney John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 427 J^
Clementina
Rooney Mary, domestic 1203 Sntter
Rooney Mary Miss, housekeeper Lick House
Rooney Michael, laborer Pacilic Mail S. S. Co. r. GZoe
Rooney Patrick (Roouey Bros.), r. E s Potrero Av, bet
Sixteenth and El Dorado
Rooney Patrick, dairyman William McGuire, r. Mar-
shall, nr Mission
Rooney Patrick H., miner, r. 273 Minna
Rooney Peter, drayman, r. 533 Linden
Rooney Peter, drayman, r. E s San Bruno Road, bet
Cortland and Silver avs, South S. F.
Rooney Peter, laborer, r. Dore, nr Brannan
Rooney Peter, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Rooney Robert, plasterer, r. 429 Chestnut
Rooney Thomas, fireman Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 2519 Larkin
Rooney Thomas, laborer, r. 1809 Folsom
Rooney Thomas, laundryman, r. 3 Minna
Rooney Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. 8. Granada
Roop Benjamin, supt animals Woodward's Gardens, r.
132 First Av
Roop Franklin A.., naturalist Benjamin Roop, r. 132
First Av
Roos Achille, salesman Roos Brothers, r. 1362 Post
Roos Adolph (Roth & Co.) , r. 219 Geary
Boos Adolphe (Roos Brothers) , r. 13G2 Post
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ROOS BROTHERS (Adolphe and Hyppolite),
clothing and gents' lumishing goods, 35-37 Kearny,
cor Post
Koos Charles, painter, r. 325 Jessie
Koos Charles, waiter Euss House
Koos Geor^'e, with Wanneumacher .t Kronenberg, r.
NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Roos Heurv, isrivatc school, 42 Evt rett
Koos Hvppcilite (Roos Brothers), r. Virginia City, Nev
Roos William, maihiuist, r. 913 Montgomery
Roost John, r. 123 Jackson
Root Charles D., collector United Carriage Co., r. 600
Geary
ROOT O ATI'S E., president Odorless Excavating
Apparatus Co., oflice 43'2 Kearnj, r. tiOO Geary
Root Edward K., clerk Thomas H. Selby & Co., r. 2503
Clay
Root Elliot M. (Root & Sanderson) , r. 1209 Jackson
Root George B., stock clerk Richard C. Hooker, r. 252
Sei-ouJ
Root Henry, assistant engineer Central Pac. R. R.,
othce XE cor Fourth and Townsend, r. 128 Tyler
Root Ira C, tylcr Masonic Lodges, r. 51 Third
Root James, clerk Gutta Percha and Rubber Manuf
Co., 501 Market
Root James W., porter Root & Sanderson, r. 109 OFar-
rell
Root John W., salesman Meeker, James & Co., r. 501
Webster
Root M.'irgaret (widow), r. 72 Shipley
Root Nathan H., printer, r. 2.503 Clay
Root Nathan T., bookkeeper Pioneer Iron Works, r.
25U3 Clay
Root Warren D., miner, r. 1621 Powell
Root & Sanderson (E. M. Root aud George H. Sander-
son), importers and jobbers groceries and provi-
sions, 412 Front
Ropcke Helmuth F., miller Dohrmann & Co., r. 828
Union, rear
Roper B. Miss, teacher, r. 501 Post
Roper Edward, real-estate, r. 521 Turk
Roper George J., clerk, r. 1403 Mason
Rop-r J. N. (Crystal Soda Water Co.) , r. Oakland
Ruper John J., bookkeeper, r. 2127 Mission
Roper Marie A. Miss, assistant Market Street Primary
School, r. 5U1 Post
Roper Peter, carpenter, r. 37 Pacific
Roper William, barber John Calliuan, r. 726 Mission
RoptT William, farmer, S s Ocean House Road, 1 mile
S O -eau House School
Ropers John, waiter, r. 163 Silver
Ropers Matilda Miss, dressmaker, r. 742 Fourth
Ropers Richard, confectioner Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. 742 Fourth
Ropers Sophia (widow), r. 742 Fourth
Roprick Jacques, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Son, r. 7l'j Folsom
Ro(iues Marie (widow) , r. 1507 Dupout
RorkeB. B.&Co., stockbrokers, office 304 Montgomery
Knrke Benjamin B. jB. B. Rorke i*c Co.), r. 9X5 Sutter
Riprke James, commission merchaut, r. 1626 Dupont
Korstn Ole, draymau Rouse .V Laws
Rosa Gottlieb, carpenter J. M. Comerford
Rosa John, waitt r N. Sarscen, r. 800 Third
Hosa J<)sei<Ii, hairdresser, 433 Pine, r. 14 Auburn
Rosa Jost ph B., hairdressiug saloon, 657 Clay
Rosa Patti Miss, actress Bella Uniou Theatre
Rosa Thomas, actor Buckley's Original Varieties, r.
14 StiH-kton
Rosander John, clerk, r. 15G Shipley
Rosander John A. (Hulthen & Rosauder) r. 1011 Har
Rosus(iue Antoine, gardener Andrea Mozerra, r. W s
Mission, nr Ocean House Road
RosbergCurl, baker, r. 242 Sutter
Rosborough Frank H., with Bullock and Jones, r. 912
Sutter
Rosborough John J., bookkeeper Bullock & Jones, r.
912 Sutter
Rosch Johu, laborer, r. 9 Bryant Av
RoHcoe Rufus A., house joiner, r. 4.')2 Twentieth
Rose A., vuruisher Pac. Furniture Co., r. 466 Minna
Rose Alfred, lithogrnplier, r. 570 Minna
ROSE AMOKEW W. JR., mining secretary,
office 30.; Montgomery, room 4, r. Oakland
Rose Beiiiiuuiu, machinist Risdon 1. aud L. Works, r.
South S. F.
Rose Beiijiiriiin V., engineer Boy Soap and Candle
Works, r. Eighth Av, bet M and N, South S. F.
Rose Charles, laborer, r. 70H Commercial
Rose Charles, seaman, r. 20 Sacramento
Rose D. K., steerage steward O. & 0. S. S. Belgic
Rose Edward J., cigars and tobacco, 316 Bush, r. 418
Van Ness Av
Rose Edward M., clerk LeCount Bros., r. 14 Geary
Rose Frederick, estraman Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D.,r.
cor Pacific and Dupont
Rose Fritz, waiter Germania House, 25 Morton
Rose Florence, r. 322 Fifth
Rose Henry, cook Ha.kmeier's Hotel, 51-2 Bush
Rose Henry, foreman India Rice Mill, r. C09 Capp
Rose Henry, porter, r. 127 Jackson
Rose Henry, shoemakir, r. SE cor Dup and Lombard
Rose Johu, fruit dealer, r. 107 Seventh
Rose John, varnisher Pac. Furniture Co.,r. 736 Bran-
nan
Rose John M., cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 9 Baldwin Court
Rose Lalaune, produce, 1147% Mission
Rose M.,r. 209 Leidesdoff
Rose Mary F. (widow), r. 130 Geary
Rose Milton, cook, r. 146 Fifth
Rose Nannie M. Miss, saleswoman Samuel Hill, r. 522
Pine
Rose Numar O., telegraph operator, r. 303 Capp
Rose T. H., teacher, r. Overland House
Rose Thomas, expressman, r. E s Castro, bet Eigh-
teenth aud Nineteenth
Rose William, r. 344 Clementina
Rose William, shoemaker, r. 22 Clara
Rose William H., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., NE
cor Sansom aud Bush
Roseberry James (Dierck & Roseberry) , r. 981 Camp-
bell, West Oakland
Rosecrans Frederick, r.NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Rosecians W. S. Gen., mining and civil engineer,
r. NW cor Broadway and Larkin
Rosekamp Frederick, laborer, r. 418 Powell
Rosekamp Henry F., policeman City Hall, r. Twelfth
Av, bet N aiid P, South S. F.
Rosekamp Sarah (widow), r. 418 Powell
ROSEKRANS H. €&CO., importers, jobbers and
retail hardware, 638 Market
Rosekraus Henry M., house painter, 517 California, r.
627 Webster
Rosekraus Hiram (H. Rosekrans & Co.), r. 918 Valencia
Roselle C. A., laborer, r. 16 Scott PI
Rosen Frederick, restauiaut, 305 Sixth
Roseubaum Mrs., dressmaker, r. 502 O'Farrell
Rosenbaum Albert, clerk Sachs, Strassburger & Co.,
r. 1901 Octavia
Rosenbaum Albert S. (A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.) , r. New
York
ROSENBAUM A. S, & CO. (.Joseph Branden-
stein), importers and jobbers cigars and tobacco,
SE cor California and Battery
Roseub lum Charles, carpenter, r. 658 Mission
Rosenbaum Charles, seaman, r. 415 East
Roseubaum Emma domestic 512 Jones
Roseubaum Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 23 Virginia
Roseubaum Fredeiick H. (Fr. H. Rosenbaum iS Co.),
r. 707 Shotwell
Roseubaum Fr. H. & Co. (George Nelle) , importers
French plate, English crystal sheet, aud window
glass, and manufs French mirror plates and
frames, 567 Market
ROSENBAUM I. S. & CO., manufs cigars, and
dealers tobacco, SE cor Battery & Clay
Rosenbaum Isaac S. (I. S. Rosenbaum & Co.), r. 1402
Jackson
Rosenbaum Joseph (Neustadter Bros.) , r. 502 Bush
Roseubaum Kate (widow), r. 147 Shipley, rear
Roseubaiiui Leopold, clerk G. M. Kutz & Co., r. 327
Geary
Rosenbaum Martha (widow) , r. 23 Virginia
Rosenl)aum Moses, office 206 Front, room 3, r. NW cor
California aud Octavia
Roseubaum Samuel H., clerk I. S. Roseubaum & Co.,
r. 1402 Jackson
Rosenbaum Samuel IL, bookkeeper Strasburger B»os.,
r. cor California and Octavia
Rosenbaum Sigmund D. (Roseubaum & Co.), r. New
York
Rosenbaum Simon (Rosenbaum & Scheeline) , r. 11
Willow Av
Rosenbaum Valentine (Rosenbaum & Co.), r. 309 Pow-
ell
ROSENBAUM «& CO. (S. D. Roseubaum, Jonas
Honigsberger, M. Augustine, aud Valentine Ro-
seubaum). importers fancy dry goods, Yankee no-
tions, etc., 22-24 Battery
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 703 to 716 Ksarny St., opposite the Plaz:
KGS
753
ROS
ROSEXBAtBI & SCHEKI,I>E (Simon Rogen-
biium and feiiiKii C. Scliei line), aftonu'js ^t law,
office [i02 jUoutK<'niery, rooiiiB 16-17
Roseuberg A., baker Saulmann & Laut-nttein, r. 416
SutUr
Rosenberg Auielia (widow), r. r02;<; Fulsom
Rosenberg Augustus A., professor miiBic, r. 827 Twen-
tieth
Rosenberg Henjamin, pcrtcr F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1228
Folsom
Rosenberg Benjamin, boot and sbceniaker, 108 Geary,
r. 4H(;}<; Sixtli
Rosenberg Bernard student, r. 917 O'Fairell
Rosenberg Bertha (widi^v), r. 804 Turk
Roseuberg Clisirles, biiuiau hair, 127^6 Seventh
Rosenberg Charles, eali snum Cal. Cloak and Suit
Mauul Co., r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Conrad, tanner, r. N s Prospeet PI, nr Cali-
fornia Av, Birnal Heights
Roseuberg Frances il . Miss, assistant Jefferson Gram-
ujar Sehool. r. 1517 Post
Rosenberg George, i ap factory, NW cor Pine and San-
son!, r. 12'jy Foli^om
Rosenberg Goetz, butcher, 1 Mission Market, r. 2015
Howard
Rosenberg Hannah (widow), r. 2015 Howjtrd
Rosenberg Isuav-, barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 1517
Post
Roseuberg Jacob, with Moody & Farish, r. 2218 Pine
Roseuberg J( seph , bookkeeper L. & M. Kahn & Co.,
r. 917 OTaiTtll
Rosenberg Joseph, capitalist, and executor estate Jli-
chael Rei se, office 410 Mcutgoinery,r. Palace Hotel
Rosenberg Joseph, with J. J. Leszynsky, r. 532 O'Far-
rell
Roseuberg Louis, butcher, 3 Kew Metropolitan Mar-
ket, r. .532 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Louis A., wood peddler, r. N s Prospect PI,
nr C:ilifori ia Av, Bernal Heights
Rosenberg Marcus J. Mrs. (widow) , r. 917 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Meyer J., r. 814 O'Farrell
Rosenberg Michael, waiter Ahlborn House, r. 321
Dupout
Rosenberg Morris, jeweler Pac. Jewelry Co., r. 349}^
Minna
Roseuberg Moses, butcher Goctz Rosenberg, r. 2015
Howard
Rosenberg Myer, market, 519 Franklin, r. 527 Frank-
lin
Rosenberg Nathan, clothing and gents' furnishing
goods, SW cor Sac and Mottgoniery, r. Oakland
Rosenberg Samuel S., butcher, XW cor Powell and
Vallejo, r. 1005 Powell
Rosenberg S. S., teacher music, r. 905 Market
Rosenblatt Joseph, laborer Schweitzer k Brother, r.
235 1 irst
Rosenblatt Samscn, fctock speculator, r. 1311 Tyler
Bosenbluui Daniel, bairdressiiig saloon, 504 Hayes, r.
316 Hayes
Rosenblum Harry, clerk Lippman Brothers, r. 316
Hayes
Rosenblum Joeeph, boots and shoes, 316}^ Hayes, r.
316 Hayes
Rosenblum Moses (Moses Rosenblum & Co.) , r. Stock-
ton
Rosenblum Moses & Co., clothing, 216 Si.\th
Rosenblum Philip, boots and shoes, 3;:'0 Sixteenth
Rcsenbohm Eimiia C. 3Ii6s, capmaker William Garn,
r. 815 Jackson
Rosenbrock Minnie (widow), r. 8 Decatur
Roseudahl C, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Rosendahl Charles, clerk W. Warner Henry & Co.
Rosendahl William, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Ro.sendale Adiien, commission merchant, office 549
Market
Rosendorn Fmil, teacher music, r. 2022 Pine
Rosener Abraham, cutter Marks & Berliner, r 114
Hayes
Rosener Henry, r. Palace Hotel
Rosener Henry, carpenter, r. 114 Dupont
Rosener Hernian, tailor, 402 Sixth
Rosener Philip, peddler, r. lib Ivy Av
Rosener Samuel, r. 904 O'Farrell
Rosener Simon, tailor, 808 Folsom
Rosenfeld Abral an:, drv goods, 13C2 Polk
ROSENFELD JOHN, coal merchant, office 310
SansoDi, r. NW cor Fulton and Pierce
Rosenfeld MtTris, bookkeeper Solomon Rosenfeld, r.
708 Hyde
Rosiufi Id Solomon, luanuf ladies' and children's un-
derwear, .539 Market, r. 708 Hyde
Roseugaiu Bros. (Hi ury and Hern:an), wines and
liqiKirs, 202 Post
Roseng.'iri' Henry (Rosengnrn Bros.), 202 Post
Roseugarn Herman (Re/sengam Bros.), r. '202 Post
Rost ngravt! Kute, domestic 425 Fddy
Kosengreen WiUiam, wait, r The ronntaln, r. 8 Dup
Roseuheim Aaron, merchant, r. 38 lIcAlIisti r
Rosenheim Joel, secondhand furniture. 1.50ii Powell
Roseukrauz Cliarles, tinsn)itb Pretidio Reservation,
r. SE cor 1 ieree aiid Lombard
Roseukranz Isidor, teacher music, r. 431 Sixth
Ro^enkranz .Tohn, real estate, r. 431 Sixth
Roseukranz Louis, butcher Lesman Fulda, r. 113 Ce-
dar Av
Kosenkranz Louis, gents' furnishing goods. 252 Fourth
Roseukranz Mose.s, clerk Gabriel M. Phillips, r. 431
Sixth
Roscnn, oiler Louisa (widow), boarding and lodging,
12 Washington
Rosenquist Charlotte Mrs., dressmaker, r. I.il3 Polk
Rosenquiht John, seaman, r. SE cor Berry and Fouith
Roseushine Ad(.lph, salesmau M. Rosen.'ibiue & Bro.,
r. 212 Sutter
Roseushine Leopold (M. Roseushine * Bro.), r. 212
Suttj'r
Roseushine M. & Brother (Leopold Roseustaii.c) , im-
porters and deali rs cigars and tobacco, G04-(;06
Front
Rosenshine Matthias (M. Rcsenshinc J: Bro.), r. 212
i Sutter
1 Roseushine Moritz W., salesman M. Roseushine &
Bro., r. 212 Sutter
I Rosenstein Henry, clerk, r. 812 California
Rosen.^teiu Jane, domestic 915 O'Farrell
Rosenstirn Julius, physician and surgeon, office and
r. 312 Stockton
Rosenstock Samuel W.(S. W. Rosenstock & Co.), r.
Pa);ue Hotel
ROSENSTOCK S. "IV. & CO. (M. Leveutritt),
nianufs and importers and wholesale boots and
shoes, SE coi Bush and Sausom
Rosenthal A., r. 252 Clara
Rosenthal Abraham, r. 413 Lnrkiu
Roseutlial Abraham (N. Brown k Co.), r. 624 Eddy
Rosenthal Abraham S. (Rosenthal Eros.), r. 309 Pow-
ell
ROSENTHAL ADOL.PH, consul German Em-
pire, office 321 Battery, r. 1322 Geary
Rosenthal Leiizin, r. 839 Geary
Rosenthal Bernard, rnanuls cigars and cigarreltes,
smoking toba<C'i and snuff, 621 Washington
Rosenthal Bros. (Moses S.andAbrahani S.), dry goods,
810 Market
Rosenthal Charles H., pleater Mrs. Jiiue Heller, r. 959
Mission
Rosenthal Dora (widow), r. Grand Hotel
ROSENTHAL., FEDER <Sc CO. (Morris Rosen-
thal, Samuel Feder. and Simon Bromberger),
mantifs and importers boots and shoes, factory
and salesroom 33-35 Battery
Rosenthal Ferdinand, bakery, NW cor Ma.<on and
Geary
Rosenthal Gi ttel Mrs., r. 120 Sixth
Rosenthal Henrv, salesman Bernard A. Schlingheyde,
r. 227 Third
Rosenthal Herman M., r. 120 Sixth
Rosenthal Isaac, boot and shoemuktr, 202 Pacific
Roeeuthal Isaac L. (Isaac L. Rosenthal & Brother), r.
1307 Larkin
Rosenthal Isaac L. & Brother (Meyer Rosenthal),
boots and vhoes, 1326 Polk
Rosenthal J. Mrs., fancy goods, 614 }« Post
Rosenthal Jacob, janitor B'nai B'rith Hall, r. 435 Na-
toma
Rosenthi-l Jacob, mining, r. 707 Polk •
Rosenthal Joseph, furniture, 915 Market r. 451 Jesale
Rosenthal Josejih. real (sfcte agent, office 535 CbU-
foruiii, rooms 8-9, r. 1049 Folsom
Rosenthal Julie Miss, r. 921 Ji Post
R< senthal Julius. bark< eper North Beach Brewery
Saloon, r. 218 Francisco
Rosenthal Louis, r. 315 Hyde
Rosenthal Louis, attoi-ney at law, office 214 Sansom,
room l.'i, r. 1049 Folsom
Rosenthal Louis, painter, r. -135 Natoma
Rosenthal Louis Mrs., r. 213 Clara
Rosenthal Ludwig. job jirinter, office California Dem-
okrat, r. 502 Bush
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ROSEXTHALi MARCUS, attorney at law, office
535 California, rooms 8-9, r. 1319 Tyler
Eosenthal Marks, mauuf loo' ing gla-ses.r. 517 Frank-
lin
Rosenthal Max. bookkeeper Fechheimer, Goodkind &
Co., r. 307 Tyler
Rosenthal Meyer (Isaac L. Rosenthal & Brother), r.
1307 Larkin
Rosenthal Morris (Eosenthal, Feder & Co.), r. 51o
Eddy
Rosenthal Morris, clerk M. Sheyer & Brothsr, r. 23
Harriet
Eosenthal Morris, hairdressing siloon, 221 Dupont, r.
21 Stockton PI
Rosenthal Moses S. (Rosenthal Bros) , r. 1916 Howard
Rosenthal P^ter, fruit peddler, r. E y Chenery, bet
Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Rosenthal R. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 315 Hyde
Ro.'ienthal Ra.'hel Mrs., r. 207 Pacific
Rosenthal Tobv E., artist, r. 619 Post
Eosenthal Wilhelmina Miss, ladies nurse, r. 6313^
Stevenson
R...senthal William, barber, 12 Jackson, r. 419 Drumm
R..-.ntreter George, clerk Albert Heyer, r. -301 Bryant
Kos-ntreter Otto, groceries, wines, a;id liquors, 115
Fourth
Rosenzweig Cristiana (widow) , r 1707 M;ixket
Eoseuzwc-ig Philip, boots and shoes, lu29 Dupont, r.
731; Gtary
Eoseita Benedetto, fisherman, r. W s Sansom, bet
Filbert and Greenwich, rear
Ros-tta Fortunate, liquor saloon and market, r. 119
Fifth
Rosetfe House. John Schwai-tz proptr, NW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Rosetti Antonio, fisherman, XEcor V.Hllejo and Front
liosetti Bartohi-. milk ranch, N s Greenwich, nr Pierce
Rosevear William, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Rost wnnie Thomas, fourth assistant engineer 0. &. O.
B. S. Belgic
Ro-iewell George, engraver Cal. Jewelry Co., r. NW
cur Gough and Pacific Av
Rose>v, 11 Walter S.. saddler Main & Winchester, r.
NW cor Pacific Av and Gough
l!o-<hiiian Paul, master mariner, office 305 East
Kosii' Walter, secretary U. W. C. Boot and Shoe Co.,
office 416 Market, r. 708 Buchanan
Ros'iiv Carl, tinner, r. .509 Birch Av
Ross , r. 120 Ellis
Ro-w A., barkeeper James Craig, r. 629 Front
Rop-i A. C, r. 113 Taylor
Ri'ss Alexander (Ross Brothers) , r. 315 First
Ross Alexander, shoemaker, 503 Haj-es
Ro-w Alexander James, night watchman, r. 109 Wil-
liam
Uos.s .Mexander R., speculator, r. 621 California
Ross Alfred, i^ainter. r. 230 Minna
Ro-s Allen O. (Delphino & Ross), r. 1313 Kearny
Ross .-Vngus, teamster Scott ,v: Hall, r. 21 Howard
'I'.ss .\nnie Mrs., dressmaker, 1605 Turk
l^oss Brothers (David aud Alexander) , wood and coal,
:!l;t-315 First
R. ss C. H., r. 321 Pacific
Ros.^ C. H., laborer, r. 36 Clay
Ross Charles, r. 321 Oak
Ross (Jharles, miner, r. 11 Minna
Rort.s Charles, salesman, r. 1020 Jackson
E0S8 Ciiarles A., compositor Carlos White, r. 308 Te-
hama
Eoss Charles A., with Miller & Van Wyck, r. 1413 Post
K0H8 Charles L., clerk G. L. Reynolds, r. 1026 Jackson
Ross Charles L.. mining broker, 320 Sansom, room 10,
r. Kir Eighth and Kirkham, Oakland
Ross Colin, cashier New Zealand Insurance Co., r
Oakland
Rmss Uauicl, with Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1712 Stevenson
Ros« Daniel S., shipjoiner, r. 7;J4 Guerrero
R08H Daniel W., builder, office 414 Sacramento, r. 1896
Broadway
Robs David (Ross Brothers), r. 315 First
Ross David, carpenter, r. 102 Powell
Robs D. H., furnished rooms, 622 Market
Robs Duncan, waiter S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Ross D. Wing, clerk banking department Wells, Fargo
.V: Co., r. 122 Post
Ross Edward, mining, r. 78 Natoma
Ross E. J., r. 923 Howard
Ross Fannie Miss, r. 1413 Post
Ro.xsFindley, drayman Kane, O'Leary & Co., r. 417
First
Ross Frank, r. 122 Post
Ross Frank, deckhand stm Amelia, r. 9 Merchant
Ross FrmkC, mining, r. 219 Dupont
Ross Frederick G., carpenter California Mills, r. 240
Sixth
Ross George, conductor Central R. R., r. 2611 Pine
Ross George, with U. Ross, r. 1413 Post
Ross George, shipwright, r. 318 Eitch
Ross George A., carriagepainter, E s Dolores, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Ross George D., clerk Charles H. Sweetser, r. 11 Elli-
ot Park
Ross Hamlet M., nightwatchman Hobbs, Pomeroy &
Co., r. 716 Natoma
Ross Harry D., clerk, r. 622 Market
Ross Harry J., clerk, r. 923 Howard
R jss Henry, porter Sfearns & Smith, r. 129 Jackson
Ross James (Ross i: Hutchinson) , r. 114 Fell
Ross James, cabinetmaker, r. 250 Jessie
Ross Jam's, printer F. Korbel & Bros., r. cor Fifth
and Bryant
Ross James, seaman, r. Sailor's Home
Ross James, steward Brooklyn Hotel, r. 132 Dora
Ross James F., expressman Samuel Hill, r. 1436 Ellis
Ross James H., cook, r. 83 Clementina, rear
Ross James M., bricklayer, r. 321 Tehama
Ross James P., printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
1605 Turk
Ross Jane Miss, assistant Florida Street Primary
School
Ross John, captain stm Thomas A. T\Tiitelaw, r. 238
Steuait
Ross John, local policeman Centre Market, r. 308 Sut
Ross John, plasterer, r. 229 Stevenson
Ross John, printer, r. 625 Clay
Ross John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Ross John, seaman S. S. Areata, r. NW cor Green and
Battery
Ross Joiiu E., assistant engineer S. F. F. D., r. 144 Sec
Ross John L., gasman Baldwin's Theater, r. 211 Elev-
enth
Eoss Joseph, r. 207 Pacific
Eoss Joseph, plasterer, r. 725 Gough
Eoss Joseph L., clerk C. L. Taylor & Co., r. Geneva
House
Eoss Joseph S., porter Taylor & Jones, r. 209 Prospect
PI
Ross J. S. Rev., pastor Union Square Baptist Church,
r. 421 Post
Ross Kate, chambermaid Russ House
Ross Li la C. Miss, r. 322 Third
Ross Malcolm A., r. 1 Polk
Eoss M.iry Mrs., fruits, .503 Hayes
Eoss Mina Miss, r. 1413 Post
Eoss Minnie Miss, r. 608 Pine
Ross Nathan, with U. Ross, r. 1413 Post
Ross Nicholas (Martinovich & Ross), r. 410 Kearny
Ross Patrick, gardener, r. 233 Perry
Ross Robert H., salesman S. P. Taylor & Co., r. 1112
McAllister
Eoss Samuel F., carriage maker, r. 12 Page
Ross S;imuel M., bricklayer, r. 321 Tehama
Ross Theodore B., clerk County Tax Collector, r. 923
Howard
Ross Thomas, plumber and gas fitter, 316 Bush, r. 211
Eleventh
Ross Thomas A., refiner Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1015 Lombard
Ross Thomas H., third officer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic, r.
307 Francisco
Ross U. (widow), millinery goods, 938 Market, r. 1413
Post
Ross William, stevedore, r. 409 Greenwich
Ross William, carriage painter. 23 Seventh, r. 12 Page
Ross William H., brass finisher, r. 734 Guerrero
Ross William M., milkman, r. 719 Tehama
Ross William T., teacher elocution, office and r. 78-
79 St. Ann's Building
Ross William W., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 1926 How
Eoss Willi.im W., salesman Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
317 Ellis
Eoss Wing, r. 122 Post
Boss & Hutchinson (James Eoss and William H. Hut-
chinson) , carpenters and builders, 17 Van Ness Av
Rossa Felix, dairyman Ernest W. Klevesahl, r. Scott,
bet Greenwich and Lombard
Rossa Frank, r. 9 Vandewater
ROSSBACH PRAXK W., salesman Hermann
Rossbach, and secretary S. F. Board of Provision
Packers, office 515 Washington, r. 1517 Hyde
BULLOCK & JON S? ■ -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 71G Kearny St
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ROSSB.VCH HERMANN, proptr S. F. Packing
uiid PiMvisiou Co., SlS-'vil Wash. r. 1517 Hydo
Ross, t Charles, waiter Stork & I'eguillian, Jl") IJush
Kosseter George R. (RossetT & Smith), r. W.i I'olk
Kossf ter James, seamim S. S. Giiorgc \V. Elder, Oregou
S. S. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Rosscter Johu, leather morchaut, r. I(il2 California
RoBsetiT vt Smith (George R. Ro.ssettr and Stephen M.
Smith), leather and shoeliudiut;s, r)45 Market
RoBsi An^elo, liquor saloon, 521 Cummereiul, r. 533
Greeu
Rossi Annie, matron City and County Hospital, S s
Potrero Av, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Kossi Antonio, e.vpressman, cor Green and Larkin, r.
533 Green
Russi Casper, dairyman, r. Chestnut, nr Duvisadcro
RosBi D.iminick, r. 5 Gaven
Ros.si (Tiaeunio, stonemason Daniel Sheerin, r. 423
Fulton
Rossi Giovanni, market, 515 Broadway
Ro.^si Guiseppe, Italian Benev. Soe., 423 Washington
Rossi Nicola, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Rossi P.ter C. (Steylaars & Rossi), r. 1312 Kearny
Rossi Pietro, fruits, (JOS Kearny
Rossi Salvatt)re, laborer Hart & Goodman, r. 17 La-
fayette PI
Rossi Vmceuzo, cook Antonio Rottauzi, r. 301 Third
Rossie William C, r. 344 Bush
Rossi.er James, window shade and awning mauuf, 106
Francisco
Rossiter Moses, local policeman Baldwin's Theatre,
r. Park Hotel
Rossiter Paul, engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Granada, r.
20 Hawthorne
RoBsmeyer George, butcher Miller & Lux, r. Eighth
Av,"bet L and M, South S. F.
Rosso Frank, liquor saloon, 325 Montgomery Av
Rosso John (F. Antunovich it Co.) , r. 403 East
Rost John W., barkeeper Minerva House, r. 123 Jack
Rosveav William, capitalist, r. NE cor Mont and Pac
Rotenberg Abraham, merchant, r. 127 Seventh
Rotenkolber George, boottitter, 3 Gardner Alley, r.
Clipper, nr Twenty-sixth
Roteustc'iu Alexander, liqnor saloon, 633-635 Clay
Rotermund Frederick, barber Philip King, r. 815
Moutgoiuer.v
Rotermund William, baker, r. 815 Montgomery
Rotermimdt Hermann, toolmaker Anton Kuliling
Rotger Edward R. (Rotger <S: Wochatz) , r. 718 ;<i Union
Rotger it Wochatz (Edward R. Rotger and Charles
Woi Iiatz) , candy mauuts., 307 East
Roth Abraham, porter Kittelberger & Dodd
Roth Adolph B., commission merchant, office 216 San-
som, r. 182'.) Pine
Roth Ambrose, cook A. W. Wilson, r. 1311 }<i Kearny
Roth Caroline Miss, dressmaker, r. 814 Green
Roth Charles, printer F. Korbel & Brothers, r. 101
Park Av
Roth Charles, market, SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Roth Conrad, proptr Electro Eejuvenator, 105,'<j Fifth
Roth Daniel (Michelssen, Brown & Co.). r. 005 Ellis
Roth Frederick, carpenter, r. Philadelphia House
Roth Frederick, driver Schroth & Wfisterfeld, r. 119
Olive Av
Roth George, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 1000 Wash
Roth Isaac, salesman Jacob M. Cohn. r. 24>4 Garden
Roth J., driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., r. cor Four-
teenth and Railroad Av., South S. F.
Roth Jacob, peddler, r. 43U Natoma
Roth John, fruits, SW cor Battery and California, r. 318
Davis
Roth John, helper S. F. Box Factory, r. Mission, nr
Third
Roth Joseph (Roth & Co.), r. 119 Stockton
Ruth Julius F., job printing, office 216 Sansom, r. 1829
Pine
Roth Li>\us, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Roth Michael, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 5 Flor-
ence
Roth Powell, laborer, r. 543 Jessie
Roth Solomon (Krenz & Roth) , r. cor Twentieth and
Potrero Av
Roth Wiegand, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 232
Second
ROTU <Si CO. (Joseph Roth, Adolph Roos and Simon
Scheeline), importers, and wholesale wines, li-
quors and brandies, 214-21(1 Pine
Rothackcr Amanda, dressmaker, 455 Bryant
Rothanbusch Kate, domestic 625 Turk
Rothbhmip Moses S., optician, r. 18'< Harriet
Rotiicliild Frclerick H.. student, r. 4111 Eildy
RoDicliilil Henry, capitalist, r. 113 Stockton
RotluliiUl Joseph M.(Waldrou & Uothchild), attorney
at law, offi.e 230 California, r. 41'J Eddy
Rothchild Morris A., r. 419 Eddy
Rothcliild. See Rothschild
Rotlie Alma, <lomeslic 1130 Eddy
Uotlier Robert, r. 100 Dora
Rotliei man John (John Rtitherman & Co.), r. Oakland
BOTHERJI.VX JOHN & CO. (Ferdinand Stolte),
wines and liquors, Fourtli, bet Townsend and
King
KoDieruiel Henry Pliilip, bootmaker, r. 403 O'Farrell
lii>tliermel Pliilip, butc)ier,702 Busli, r. 721 Bush
RothermelP. M., groceries and liquors, SW cor Val-
lejo and Leaven wortli, r. Oakland
Rotherick Manuel, waiter Pacilic Club, r. 45 Everett
Rotlicry Samuel, helper Jonathan Kittredge, r. 448
Jessie, rear
Rothganger Frederick, carringesmith Carvill Manu-
facturing Co., r. 834 Harrison
Rothkopf Albert, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 13
Florence
Rothmau Augusta (widow), r. 927 Jacksou
Rotliman Frederick, plumber William D. Hobro, r.
927 Jackson
Rothmau Henrietta Mrs., toys, 1513 Dupont
Rothmau Henry, expressman, cor Dupont and Pacific,
r. 1513 Dupont
Rothman Jacob, helper William D. Hobro, r. 927 Jack-
son
Rothman Katie Miss, seamstress, r. 927 Jackson
Rothman Oscar, barVier John Reese, r. 404 J^ Hayes
Rothman llicliard, barber Johu Reese, r. August Al-
ley, nr Powell
Rothmau Toby Miss, hairdresser, 1513 Dupont
Rotholtz Charles, expressman, r. 417 Hayes
Rothschild Baruch (Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden-
feldt) , r. 1918 Pine
Rothschild David C, clerk Solomon Goldberg
Rothschild Eugene, clerk Lancaster & Northon, r. 503
O'Farrell
Rothschild Henrv, clerk, r. SW cor Third and Bryant
KOTH.SCHIL.i> HENRV, groceries and liquors,
NE cor Ellis and Powell
Rothschild Hugo (Rothschild & Ehrenpfort), r. 724
Geary
Rothschild Jacob S. (J.S.Rothschild & Co.),r. 705
McAllister
Rothschild Joseph, attorney at law, office 604 Clay, r.
309 Powell
Rothschild J. S. & Co., merchants (Independence,
Inyo Co., Cal.), oflice 511 Market
Rothschild Leopold, r. Occidental Hotel
Rothschild Moses B., bookkeeper Esberg, Bachman
& Co., r. 1627 Post
Rothschild Yeta (widow) , r. 411 Green
ROTHSCHIIiO & EHRENPFORT (Hugo
Rothschild and Frederick Eiirenpfort), manufs
and wholesale <-onfectioner8, and foreign and do-
mestic fruits, 408 Clay
Rothschild. See Rothchild
Rotke Fredrick, liciuor saloon, 256 Spear
Rotrosky William, harnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. 1219 Turk
Rotta G. B., cook G. Audreani & Co., r. 815 Vallejo
ROTTANZI ANTONIO, drug({ist and physician,
SE cor Third and Folsom, r. 301 Third
Rottanzi Giosue, wines and liquors, 1027 Market
Rotteli Louis, bedmaker Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacific
Rottinghouse Elizabeth (widow), fancy goods, 139
Gough
Rottinghouse Mary A. Miss, dressmaker, 139 Oough
Roturier Charles (Roturier & Zabaldano) ,r. 205Mont-
gomerv Av
ROTURIER «fc ZABAIjDANO (Charles Roturier
and Alexander Zabaldano), spotliecaries, Mont-
gomery .\\, SE cor Kearny and Pacific
Rouard Joseph, groceries and liquors, SW cor Liberty
and Townsend
Rouble Nicholas, gilder, 9 Geary, r. 114 Silver
Rouge Madeline Mrs., forewoman dress and cloak
rooms A. Schlingheyde, r. 'J20 Mason
Rough John, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 526 Howard
Rough and Ready Consolidated Gold Mining Co.
(Bodie), A. W. Robinson secretary, oflice 306 Pine,
room 4
Rouglett , carpenter, r. 62 Louisa
Rouhier Charles, cook Edward Ohlen, r. 437 Union
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
AKDEHSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
ROU
756
EOW
ROULEAU PKANCOIS A., searcher records,
office Safe Deposit Building, 328 Montgomery,
room 1, r. Itil4 Taylor
Roullier Albert, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r.
C'lr Twenty-second and Bartlett
Roulstone Jolin ^\., barkeeper Benjamin F. Jellison,
r. 331 Montgomery
Roumas Marie (widow) , r. 13 Margaret PI
Round Valley Water Co. (Plumas Co., Cal.), Abraham
Hiilsey secretary, office 314 Montgomery
RounJey 'Charles H. (Charles H. Roundey & Co.), r.
510 Stockton
Roundey Charles H. & Co. (Seymour J. Fay), cigars
and' tobacco, 412 Kearny
Roundey John L. Jr. (Roundey & Co.), r. Brooklyn
Roundey S. A. Mr.«. (widow), r. 921 Sacramento
Roundey & Co. (John L. Roundey Jr.), Brooklyn and
SanFrancisco Express, office NW cor East and Com
Rounds Henry A., druggist, r. 314 Sixth
Rouutree Bertha M. Miss, cloak and dressmaker, r. 202
Sixth
Rouutree Benjamin F.. r. 1518 Taylor
Rouutree James O., (Rountree & McClure), and Su-
pervisor Sixth Ward, r. 12.5(5 California
Rountree James O. Jr., traveler Rountree & McClure,
r. 12.56 California
Rountree Walter E., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 123(; California
Rountree William G.. shipping clerk Rountree & Mc-
Clure, r. 1256 California
ROUX'TUEE & McCLiURE (James O. Rouutree
and Penuel McClure) , wholesale groceries and
provisions, importers teas, and commission mer-
chants, 404 Front
Roure Joseph, bakery, 1500 Dupont
Rourke Annie, domestic 2102 Jackson
Rourke Bridget (widow), r. 1626 Dupont
R 'urke Bridget Mrs., lodgings, 1028 Market
Rourke Charles, hackjiiau Plaza, r. 100 Park Av
Rotu-ke Frauk, finisher Weed k. Kiugwell, r. 116 Freelon
Rourke Frank, laborer Hugh Flyun, r. 62 Shipley
Hotirke Henry, laborer S. R. Church, r. 228 Folsom
Rourke Hugh, laborer, r. 62 Shipley
Rourke James, acting assistant surgeon U. S. Army,
Pre!<i<!io Reservation
Rourke James, night inspector Custom House, r. 926 }<>
Harrison
Rourke John, r. 362 Clementina
ROURKE JOHN, merchant tailor. 111 Montgom-
ery, r. 1517 J^ Polk
Rourke John W., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
1924 Pine
Rourke Joseph F., miner, r. 523 Kearny
Rourke Margaret, domestic 1203 Sutter
Rourke Martin, carpenter, r. 5 Heron
Rourke Michael, boilermaker ilisdou I. and L. Works,
r. 1:7 ,Vj Sldpley
Rourke Patrick, moulder Industrial Iron Works, r.
1522 Turk
Itourkt' Patrick J., clerk John J. Lane,r. 67J<j Shipley
Rourke Peter, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 634 J<; Natoma
Rourke Thomas, butcher Edward Duano, r. 1028 Mar-
ket
Rourke Tliomas, painter, r. King Street House
Rourke. See O'Rourke
Rouse Abuer, artist, r. 572 Minna
Rouse Cliarles S., artist, studio room 8, Grand Opera
House, r. 572 Minna
Rouse Tliomiis, laborer, r. 29 Minna, rear
Rouse Warreu A., teamster Rouse k Laws, r. Oakland
Rouse William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 29
Minna, tvht
Rousts William H. (Rouse & Laws), r. Oakland
RouBi^ William T., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 913
Montgomrry
ROUSE iSiljAWS (William H. Rouse and John
Laws), produce commission merchants, 306 Davis
Rousin Ferdinand, cook, r. 637 Pacific
Roussell Isldor W. (John P. Whyte & Co.), r. 110
Dora
Roussell OnesBemus, carpenter, r. Sycamore, bet
Capital and Orizaba, San Miguel Station
Roussct Kniil, clerk, r. 325 Sutter
ROUSSIOT PAUIi, commission merchant, 619
Mont.iomery, r. 339 Kearny
Routi'lilf William, carpenter, r. 13 Ritch, rear
Routier August, tanner Dominique Legallet, r. cor
Sixth Av and Q, South S. F.
Roux Alexandre, laundryman C. A. Peyre, r. 826
Green
Roux Jean, tailor, r. 421 Green
Roux Jennie Miss, saleswoman J. Martial & Co., r. 740
Broadway
Roux Paul, French bakery, 117 Virginia, r. 816 Jack
Rovanne Angelo, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Rovegno Gioub tista, butcher Andrew Castagnetti, r'
1719 Stockton
Rovegno Louisa Miss, r. nr German Hosjiital
Rovegno Stefano, gardener, r. nr German Hospital
Rovegno Stefano, wholesale and retail liquors, 1719
Stockton
Roven Joseph, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. North
German House
Rovenjno Joseph (Carnguesto &Rovenjno), r. SW cor
Stockton aud Greenwich
Rover John, laborer, r. 3009 Mission
Rover Mary, domestic 1411 Folsom
Rowan John, hostler C. R. Taylor, r. 11 Powell
Rowan Joseph E., apothecary William J. Bryan, r.
NW cor Second and Howard
Rowan Katie H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 700 Ellis
Rowan May G. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 700 Ellis
Rowan Michael, butcher John W. Kehoe, r. 21 Rausoh
Rowan Michael, laborer, r. 26 Miller PI
Rowan Thomas, laborer, r. W s Castro, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Rowan William S.,extraman Engine No. 6,S. F. F. D.,
r. 317 Sixth
Rowe Adelaide A. (widow) , vice-principal Valencia
Street Grammar School, r. 2327 Howard
Rowe Albert (Willcutt .t Rowe) , r. 16 Perry
Rowe Alice Mrs., furnished rooms, 730 O'Farrell
Rowe August, liquor saloon. SW cor Fifth and 6ryant
Rowe Caroline L. (widow) , r. 945 Mission
Rowe Charles, r. 209 Leidesdorff
Rowe Edward, r. 2327 Howard
Rowe Elastic Truss Co., Walter J. Home proptr, 720
Market
Rowe Ellen, domestic 633 Tyler
Rowe George I., clerk, r. 303 Eddy
Rowe Isaac, manager Anatomical Museum, 9 Hardia
PI, r. 211 Geary
Rowe James, laborer, r. 239 Clara
Rowe John, hostler, r. 286 Stevenson
Rowe John, machinist, r. 526 Howard
Rowe Maggie Miss. r. 425 Twenty-second
Rowe Margaret (widow) , r. 1023 Pacific
Rowe Maud M. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 1517 k. Taylor
Rowe Robert, operative melter and refiners's depart-
ment. U. S. Mint. r. 736 Shotwell
Rowe Rufus H., carpenter, r. 1321 Pacific
Rowe Thomas H.. janitor Valencia Street Grammar
School, r. 11 Twenty-second
Rowe Thomas O. C, carpenter, r. 425 Twenty-second
Rowe W., r. 36 Clay
Rowe William, carpenter, r. SW cor Folsom and Fifth
Rowe William B. (Simmons, Rowe & Co.), r. 1114 Fil-
bert
Rowe William H., framemaker, r. 553 Jessie
Rowell Charles, lihysician, office 426 Kearny, r. 1330
Pine
Rowell Edward F., bookkeeper, r. 1416 Sacramento
Rowell George F., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
520 Howard
Rowell John, r. 408 Fourth
Rowell John F.,r. 1611 Mission
Rowell Joseph Rev., pastor Mariners' church, r. 141(>
Sacramento
Rowell Josejjh C, teacher State University, r. 1330-
Pme
Rowell Leonard F., assistant superintendent Wells,
Fargo k Co., r. 2304 California
Rowell Samuel, chief engineer stm Thomas A. White-
law, r. 12 Guy PI
Rowen John, whitener.r. NW cor Seventh and King
Rowing Annie Miss, tailoress,r. 257 Octa\ia
Rowland Charles A., bricklayer, r. 4 Leroy PI
Rowland Charles G.. agent Golden Gate Laundry, 5
Stockton, r. 873 ?<; Market
Rowland E. Mrs., physician, r. 917 Market
Rowland Henry R., chiropodist, r. 16 Howard
Rowland James, canvasser Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co.,r. 39 Sixth
Rowland Jane (widow), r. 21 White PI
Rywland Maria Mrs., r. 52 Minna
Rowland Patrick, tailor, r. 25 Anthony
Rowland Peter, porter E.H.Jones & Co., r. 428 Na-
toma
Rowland Samuel, r. 3 Seymour Av
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufactvire Fy»« Shirts to Order.
Whits Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
BOW
757
RUE
Rowland William, painter, r. 446 Seventh
Kowlaud Willis T., 8i)eculat.)r, r. 605 Geary
Kowlauil. Ste Kollauil
Kowlanits Thomas, blacksmith A. Muir, r. 431 Green-
wich
Rowley B. N. (Rattenberry & Rowley), r. 107 Ridley
Rowley lienrietta MrM., retoucher, r. 10",) Moiitgoiuery
Rowley William, cellarman McMillan A; Kester, r.
West Oakland
Rowlinson Mortimer, bookkeeper, r. 1523 Powell
Rowu Gcort;e, laborer Cal. Sugar Relinery, r. S s Ver-
mont, bet Butte and Napa
Roxburgh Alexander, boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 301)
Seventh
Roxbur^^h Ellen (widow), dressmaker, r. 309 Seventh
Roxburgh James H., pressman Women's Co-operative
Printiut; Union, r. :!0!) Seventh
Roxburj^h John, r. 405 Post
Rt)x))y Robert, capitalist, r. 608 Pine
Roy Daviil, carpenter and builder, r. 3591^ Brannan
Roy Eugene J., clerk John Sauluier & Co., r. 359J^
Brannan
Roy George E., bookkeeper John Saulnier & Co., r.
Oakland
Koy H>ury E., artist John Mallon, r. 229 Tenth
Roy John A., milk ranch, W s San Bruno Road, ojip
Fifteentli Av
Roy N;.thiiniel H., milk ranch, S s Point Lobos Av, bet
Fmirtli and Fifth avs
Roy Rol)i rt, assistant secretary The Hibernia Savings
ai.d Loan Society, r. lOHi Vallejo
Roy Tliomas, laundry, n2Taylor
Royal Baruum Mrs. (widow), r. 731 Pine
ROYAL, CANADIAN IXSURANCE CO. OP
MONTRKALi (tire), W. J. CuUingham >S: Co.
general agents, otiice 213 Sansom
Royal George, electrotyjier Painter & Co., r. 450 Guer-
rero
Royal George, seaman, r. 46 Steiiart
ROYAl. INSURANCE CO. (Liverpool) , Falkner,
Bell & Co. agents, office 430 California
Royal John, saloonkeei^er, r. 532 Mission
ROYAl. MAIL. STEAM PACKET CO., W.
Lane Booker agent, office 319 California
ROYAL. WIL.L,IAM, attorney at law, office 504
Kearny, v. 720 California
Royce CUark E., attorney at law, office 214 Sansom,
room 23, r. 2012 Broadway
ROYER HERMAN, manuf belting and lacing,
So.VbOl Bryant, r. 612 Taylor
Roylame John, brasstinisher S. F. Brass Works, r. 600
Natoma
Eoylance Joseph, proptr S. F. Brass Works, 32 Fre-
mont, r. 303 Octavia
Roylance Joseph Sr., brassfinisher, r. 448 Natoma
Roylauce Thomas, brasshuisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
448 Nat(mia
Roylance William, brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
448 Natoma
Royon Edouard, lodgings, 604 Vallejo
ROY'SDON A. W., .second assistant district at-
torney, office Old City Hall, room 13, r. 118 Eddy
Royt^dnn W. J., speculator, r. 139 Fourth
Ko/ell Charles, carpenter, r. 8,30 Howard
ROZIERE CHARLES, wines and liquors, 21
Stockton
Ruane William, carpenter, r. 1829 Turk
Ruaud Klise (widow), r. 911 Vallejo
Rubeck Charles, miner, r. St. Charles Hotel
Rubeck Oliver C, laborer, r. St. Charles Hotel
Rubee Antoine, laborer .\.ndrew Onderdonk
Rubel Nicholas, gilder, r. 5 Russ
Ruben^tein Adolph, cai^maker, r. 716 Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Bubert E. M., Mrs., machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. Iu9 Dora
Eubilar Rosario (widow), r. 1410 Kearny
Rubin Harris, speculator, r. 18 Moss
Ruby Jliiry (widow), r. 8 Adair
Ruby Silver Mining Co. (Ariin)ua), Enoch G.Freeland
secretary, office 19 Merchants' Exchange
Ruby Virginia C. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 8 Adair
Ruck John, lab(;rer, r. 927 Folsom
Ruck.hilin, teamster Scott & Hall, r. SW cor Tyler
and Filliin)ri'
Rucker Miirtin, clerk, r. 1009 Mason
Ruckwardt Rudolph E., cook, r. E s Dolores, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Ruddell Ellen (widow), r. 217 h; Eighth, rear
Ruddell Samuel S., bookbinder Charles E. Rankin, r.
217 ;<; Eighth, rear
Rudden Jolui, teamster, r. 549 Natoma
Rudder James, tunuer, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannan
JUiddick William J., workman U. S. Mint, r. 102
O'Furrell
Ruddock .\ndrew, capitalist, r. 324^ Broadway
Ruddock Andrew J., plumber James W. Ru.ldock. r.
117 Ivy Av
Ruddock Benjamin, laborer, r. S s Arch, nr Delaware,
San Miguel Station
Ruddock Bi njamin J,, teacher, r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock Catherine Mis-, r. ;t24><5 Broadway
Ruddock George, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
SE cor Langton and Howard
Ruddock George T., bookkeeper I. W. Taber & Co., r.
117 Ivy Av
Ruddock James, laborer, r. 117 Ivy Av
Ruddock James W., plumber and gashtter, 829 Sutter,
r. 730 Church
Ruddock John, miner, r. 322 Vallejo
l4uddo(k Patrick, shoemaker Louis Silverstein, r. cor
Washington and Davis
Ruddy Bernard, miner, r. .50'J Fourth
Ruddy James, iron molder Pacific Iron Works, r. 605
Bryant
Rudee Isaac, varieties, 129 Second
Kuiler Adolph, laborer, r. 735 Brannan
Rudinger John F. B., metal spinner George H. Tay &
Co., r. 814 Moutgtmiery
Rudkin James A., stockbroker, office 423 California,
r. 310 Stockton
Rudlotl Herman, tailor C. S. Benedict, r. 18 Sher-
wood PI
Rudman Edwin W., clerk George B. Knowles, r. 1308
Guerrero
Rudman John, r. 1308 Guerrero
HUOOLF G. «lk CO. (John Rudolf and Edmund
C. Walters) , importers and manuf pianos, 4-6
Fifth
Rudolf John (G. Rudolf & Co.), r. cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Rudolph Adam, cooper Pacific Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 56Zoe
Rudolph A. E. marisct, NE cor Sixth and Folsom
Rudolph Albert, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Rudolph Alexander, r. Prescott House
Rudolph August, clerk Verdier, Moreau & Co.. r. SE
cor Dupont and Lombard
Rudolph Charles, enaineler California Jewelry Co., r.
709 Buchanan
Rudolph Charles, liquor saloon, 335 Hayes, r. cor Ivy
Av and Bmhanan
Rudolph Charles, Rig. and Stev. Union, 2i(! Thirtl
Rudolph Edward, policeman City Hall, r. 429 Fran-
cisco
Rudolph G. B., r. Grand Central Hotel
Rudolph H., seaman schr C. B. liaywtiod, foot Beale
Rudolph Henry, painter, r. 1010 Pierce
Rudolph Herr. millwright, r. S.W Brannan
Rudolph Jacob, bricklayer, r. 2411 Clay
Rudolph Otto, agent Mountain Bottle Beer. 624 Sacra-
mento, r. 25 Rondel PI
Rudolph William, importer French and Italian oil
and lamps. 218 Davis, r. 25 Rondel PI
Rudolphus Bariholeniew, laborer, r. 1420 Bdwy, rear
Rudolphus Jolin, barkeeiier H^August Breede
Rudorfl' A. H., apprentice Conrad Hildenbrand, r. 415
Capp
Rudsall William, driver United Carriage Co., r. 636
Howard
Rudzitzky Adolph, bartender Edward Stahl, r. 4 Cen-
tral PI
Rue Edwin D., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 739
Post
Ruebar J. G. Rooseboom, physician, office and r. 649
Broadway
RUED JOHN C, importer leather and commis-
sion merchant. 34 Clay, r. Oakland
Ruediu Eugene, collector Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1025
Washington
Ruef Meyer, collector Landry k Babin, r. 231 Mont-
gomery Av
Ruefl' John P., r. 311 Stockton
Rueger C. C, mining engineer, office with J. C. Rued,
r. Oakland
Ruegg Anioue, blacksmith Pac. Improvement Co., r.
431 Pine
Ruegg Frank, toolmaker Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 21
Georgia
BEAMISH, always haa latest styles, Collars, Cuffe, Neck ^rsss, etc
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
RUE
758
RUP
Kuegg Louis, toolmakerPac.KollingMill,!-. 21 Georgia
Euegger Samuel, laborer Helvetia Hotel, r. 431 Pine
Kuelle L., laumliym!.n F. Lipsty. r. 5 Virginia PI
Kuepp Simon, brewer Philadelphia Bre^very, r. 551
Folsom
Eueser Charles, carringe and wagonmater, 335 Mc-
Allister, r. 473 Jessie
Eueser William, cooper G. Groezinger, r. 9J^ Welsh
Euesgas Margarita (widow) , r. G45 Vallejo
Euez Adam, cabinetmaker, r. 43 Clara
Euf Fredrica (widow), r.NW cor Kansas and Hum-
boldt
Euf Hans, butcher I. L. Hofman, r. ."20 Valencia
Euf Jacob, labortT H. Diederioh, r. 213 Stevenson
Euf Jacob, shoemaker Frank Miller, r. 012 Post
Euf Endoiph. laborer, r -11.! Francisco
Euf Rudolph Mrs., fortunttellnr. r. 412 Francisco
Euf Stephin, secretary S. F. Abend Post Ptiblishing
Co.. office .535 California, r. ('.24 Grove
Euflf Albert, windowshademaker Mitchell & Hobe, r.
2214 Sixteentli
Euff Julius, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 114 Minna
Eufifa Joseph, painter, r. VMo Stockton
Eufl5er Henry E., tin-mith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
fil9 Mission
Euffin Achille. tailor, r. 6: 9 Broadway
Euffin Bruno, tailor, r. 803 Montgomery
Euftino G. B.. Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Mont
RUFFIIVO I4. J. «fe CO. (Carlo Bianchi) , successors
to G. Brignardello. impi rters and wholesale mar-
ble dealers, 9(i4-".)70 Brvant
Euffino Louis J. (L. J. Euffino & Co.) , r. NW cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Euffley Henry E., commission merchant, r. 224 Page
Eugan Peter, confectioner M. A. Mercer, r. cor Vallejo
and Dupont
Euge George, teamster, r. 1G33 Post
Eugg Joseph P.. engineer, r. 742 Harrison
Rugg William H., r. 841 Clay
EugL'les Charles S., deputy Superintendent Streets, r.
511 Lombard
Eugf:les„Charles S. Jr., clerk^'Charles Langley & Co.,
r. 511 Lombard
Eugeles D'lvid W., junkstore, 310 Jackson, r. 1212
Vallejo
Euggles James D., deputy county clerk, r. 2210 Jackt
son
Euggles John, foreman J. Morton & Co., r. 110 Taylor
Euggles John E. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) , r. 804 Jones
Euggles John W.. bookkeexjer Dodge, Sweeney & Co.,
r. 14 Fair Oaks
Euggles William P., conductor tJ. S. Mint, r. 14 Fair
OaKsJ''
Eugland Samuel E. tailor, r51 Mission
Eugreu J., seainan. r. 204 Steuart
Euh .\nlon, liquor saloon, 411 Bush. r. 3 Chatham PI
Euh Frank, saloonkeeper, r. 3 Chatham PI
Euhl Adolphns (Euhl Bros.), r. 22 Prospect PI
RV'HI.. BROS. (AdolphuK and Henry C), import-
ers, effice 522 Montgomery \^
Euhl ( harles, confi ctioner. r. 207 Montgomery .Av
Euhl Henry C. (Euhl Bros.), r. 22 Prospect Pi"
Euhl Jdhn, bootmaker Joseph Gutberlet, r. Hotel
Rhein
Euhland Bros. (Christian .nnd Frederick), milk ranch,
Is'W cor Fell and Stanyan
Euhland Christian (^Uihland Bros.),r. NW cor Fell
and Stanyan
Euhland Frederick (Euhland Bros.), r. NW cor Fell
nnd Stanyan
Euhliiig Edward, assay department U. S. Mint, r. N s
Liberty, bet Dolores and Guerrero
Euhliiig Ferdinand, cook New Washington Hotel, 624
Foiirth
Euhn Margari t (widow), r. 72 Shipley
Euhnke Emilic Miss, dressnialiir, r. 251 Tehama
Buhnke Frederick, salesman, r. 251 Tehama
Euhser William, cooper, r. ■\-i Seveutli
Bnhstein Frederick, umbrellamaker, r. 4 Vallejo PI
Euhstrat Julius, teacher, r. 835 Broadway
Euiz Adnlplius. cigars and lobacco, 718 Kearny, r. 231
Montgomery Av
Euiz Fulgencia (Wi''ow), r. 1121 Kearny
Euiz Joseph M., cigars and tobacco, loLeidesdorflf, r.
231 Montgomery Av
Euiz Mary (widow) , r. 2002 Powell
Ruiz Rebecca (widow) r. 532 Vallejo
Euje Antonio E., r. 22 Sc( tt PI
Eula Minnie Mrs., parasolmalicr, r. 1413 Hyde
Euland Charles M., printer, r. 924 Pine
RVIiE FERDINAND K., secretary Cal. Farmers'
Mutual Fire Ins. Assn, office 310 Pine, r. 702 Mc-
Allister
RtJIiE JOHN W^, drugs and medicines, NW cor
Howard and Third
Rulffs John, dummyman Clay St. Hill E. R., r. 1447
Leaven woith
Eulffs John Hermann, employee Lachman & Jacobi,
r. 107 Austin
RuUhaus; n Christopher, r. cor Solano and Connecticut
Ruling Robert, commission merchant, r. 414 Fran-
cisco
Eulofson Alfred C, salesman Baker k Hamilton, r.
2428 Pine
Eulofson Mary J. (widow) , r. 004 Hayes
Eulofson William H., estate of (Bradley & Eulofson),
effice 429 Montgomery
Rulcn E. K. Mrs. (widow), r. 672 Mission
Eumetsch Jacob, liquor and billiard saloon, NW cor
Sutter and Dupont. r. 20 Clara
Eumley Hannah (widow) , hospital nurse Alnis House
Rumley Simon, porter Cosmopulitan Hotel, r. 346
Clementina
Eumm Catharine Mrs., furnished rooms, 802 Stock
Eumm Joseph, blacksmith, r. 802 Stockton
Rumm Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 802 Stockton
Eumm Sophie Miss, dressmaker, r. 802 Sto'kion
Rumsey Sarah (widow), r. 3 Telegraph PI
Etimwell Estella A. (widow), lodgings. 111 Fourth
Rumwell William, master mariner, r. 433 Minna
Eumwell William M., f.eight clerk, r. 433 Minna
Runckel William, laborer Hermann Rossbach, r. Met-
ropolitan Hotel
Eund George, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Factory, r. 10
Michigan
Eunde Chi'istopher H., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Eighteenth and Sherman
Bundle Ashbeline I. (widow), r. E s Tenn< ssee, bet
Butte and Solano
Runell Matthias, cooper G. Olsen, r. 413 Powell
Rung John, laborer Hart & Goodman, r. 15D;ipont
Runge Frederick, shoemaker William Wilkinson, r. •
Clara Lane
Runge Frederick, machinist S. F. Cordage Co., r. N s
Sierra, nr Tennessee
Eunge Frederick W., f.roceries and provisions, 40
Third, r. 740 Howard
Runge Gustavus M , groceries and liquors, SW cor
Union and Octavia, r. 1835 Union
Eunge John, contractor, r, S s Greenwich, bet Mont-
gomery and Sanson!
Eunge Louise (widow), r, 619 Tyler
Eunge Theodore O., barber August Nestel, r. 320 Fran-
cisco
Runk Honora (widow), r. 1321 Jackson
Runnels Benjamin F., carpenter 1124 Mission, r. 812
Jessie, rear
Runejuist Alfred, sashmaker, r. 327 Beale
Runstedt Charles G., real estate, r. 1112 Taylor
Runstedt E. Miss, teacher music, r. 1112 Taylor
Runstedt L. Miss. r. 1112 Taylor
Eunvon Charles F., salesman Goodyear Eubber Co.,
r. 005 Polk
Euuyou Edward W^, pharmaeeutiial chemist, labora-
tory Redington & Co., r. 731 Turk
Runvou Heurv A. (Mead .V; Runvon), r. 1112 Edwv
RI.;N\'0N SIMEON M., agent Goodyear Rubber
Co,, office 577-579 Market, r. 005 Pidk
Euperich Charlts, cabinetmaker, r. 709 Minna
Euple M. J. Mrs., boarding. 28 McAllister
Ruply Eeinhard (Ruoly & Parker:, r. 812 Laguna
RUPL.Y tfe PARKER (R( inhard Ruply and James
M. Parker, Chinese unrl Japanese goods. ()09 Sac
Ruppel Charles, watchmaker L. Zacharias iS: Brother,
r. 420 Tehama
Euppel Christian F. (Holland & Euppel), r. 808 McAl-
lister
Euppel Conrad, dairy produce 29-30 Grand Arcade
Market, r. 228 Fourth
Euppelius William, watchmaker, NE cor Mi.ssion and
Fifth
Euppert Miir.v. waitress Germania House, 25 Morton
Ruppin Anna Miss, assistant forewoman F. Korbel &
Bros. r. 128 Park Av
Euppin Bernard, money broker, 222 Montgomery, r.
1108 Folsom
Euppin Conrad, malster Hermann Zwieg.r. 128 Park Av
Ruppin Sophia Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros, r.
128 Park Av
Eupjirecht F., fresco painter, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Bulloch & Jones— Impcning Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patte:fis.
FINE HATS at the Plasa Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
RUP
759
RUS
Kupprecht Eobert, laborer Martin TIerney, r. 86
Everett
Rurrls George R., steward, r. Oriental Hi t'l
RuryA. Mrs. (widow), r. Comniircial Hotel
Rusac William, carpei.ter Sauford M. Hills, r. 20
Harriet
Ruscher Joseph, brewer, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Ruse George (Hasler & Ruse) , r. NE cor Chestnut and
Pieree
Ruse J. H., r. 521 Pacific
Ruser Christopher F., carpenter and builder, r. 717
Treat Av I
Rusevich Antonio, fisherra;in, r. 19 Vallejo
Rusevich Biazzo, cook Martin Cressaglia, r. 219 Stev
Rush Edward, juerehant, r. 5i5h Stevenson j
Rush Edward, teamster Pacific li-on Works, r. 221 Te- i
bnma
Rush John, drayman, r. 4(15 Filbert
Rush John, en;,'ineer stm Bullion, HydeStrett Wharf,
r. 1138 Pacific
Rush Lewis, hostler Sutter St. R. R., r. 37 Austin
Rush M., r. ;s21 Pacific
Rush Mendel, tailor and furnishing goods, 21 Market
Rush Mirhael, butcher W. Warner Henry, r. 18 Ber-
nard
Rush Patrick, groceries and liqxiors, SE cor Bryant
and Gilbert
Rush Sarah (widow), r. 899 Fulton
Rush 'Ihomas, teamster Mattullath Manuf Co., r. li
Heron
Rush William H., carpenter, r. Sacramento, bet SLott
and Devisadero
Rushmer Thomas B., carpenter, r. 1G34 Eddy
Rushniore Albert M., contractor, r. 18J1 Howard
Rushtou Alfred, machinist Risdon 1. aud L. Works, r.
661 Xatoma
Rusich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Eusioni Pompeo. confectioner, r. 6 Polk Lane
RUSS ADOL.PH G., capitalist, r. 16 Columbia
RusB Albert G., ijlumber McNally & Hawkins, r. 16
Columbia
Russ Andrew, boots and shoes, 671 Howard
Russ Andrew J., salesman Crane, Hastings & Co., r.
109 Montgomery
Russ Charles, painter, r. 21 Fulton, rear
Russ Charles E., r. i-2:i Ellis
Russ C. christian (Pettit A; Buss), r. 423 Ellis
Russ Christiana (widow), r. 330 Sixth ;
Russ Finlay, expressman, r. 1 Stanly Court
Russ Frederick D. (Hatteroth k Kuss) , r. 423 Ellis ]
Russ G. A. Mrs. (widow) , governess, r. 80.') Bush )
Russ Gustavus A. (Russ A: I'flug and Eus.<, Meverink ;
& Co.). r. .'523 Turk " [
RUSS HENRV B., agent Buss estate, office 203
Montgonierv, r. 6 Columbia, btt Folsnm and Har '
RUSS HOUSE, S. H. Seymour Jt Co. proptrs, W s
Montgomery, fronj Bush to Pine [
RUSS J. tSi CO. (E. and H. D. Cousins and Na- J
thiiuiel Bullock Humboldt Co., Cal., and E. J. ]
Dodge, S. F.), wholesale Imnber dealeis. mills
Eureka, Humboldt Co., office 22 Cal, room 5
Russ John A., bookkeeper, r. 615 Cirove 1
Russ Joseph (J. Russ & Co. and Russ, Searles & Put-
nam) , r. Ferndale, Cal. I
RUSS, MEYERIIVK & CO. (Gustavus A. Russ, !
John O. Meyerink, and Eniil Meyer), foreign and
domestic fruits, and general comnjission, 525 San
Rubs, Searles & Putnam, merchants (Ferndale, Hum- ;
boldt Co.), office 22 Cal, room 5
RUSS di PFLUG (Gustavus A. Russ and Rudolph
PUiiM). stockbrokers, office 326 Pine i
Russack Isaac, chiropodist, r. 3 St. Mary
Russe Felix, dairyman, r. 2227 Greenwich !
Russe George (Jacob Hasler & Co.), r. N 6 Chestnut,
nr Pierce I
Russe Ii win, waiter Tivoli Garden, r. 522 Pine ''
Russell Alexander, clerk Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 1401
Sutter I
Russell Andrew, machinist Jlawkins & Cantrell, r. 265 Jj '
Tehama '
Russell Antonio, cook Medovich & Co., r. 418 Bdwy |
Russell Brothers (Robert G.W. and William S.), hair-
dressing saloon, 54 Second '
Russell B idk-et Mrs., lodging's, ;j31 Sixth I
Russell Charles A., labon r Empiie House, 636 Com l
Russell Charles A., porter Livingston & Co., r 1910
Masfm ,
Russell Ciming H., lather, r. SE cor Eighteenth and
Jessie I
Russell David, carrier Examiner, r. 265 }4 Tehama |
Russell David, machinist, r. cor Twenty-ninth and
Church j
Russell D. F., shoemaker James McDonald, r. 1609 |
Stevenson
Russell Edward, groceries and liquors, 5 Polk
Russell Edward Jr., clerk Edward Russell, r. 5 Polk
Russell Edward C, cUrk George Loomis, r. 407 O'Far-
rell
Russell Edwin, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 81 Jes-
sie
Russell Edwin, secretary Western Shore Ice Co., office
821 Battery, r. Grand Hotel
Russell l-.li F.. manuf patent gold washer, 261 First,
office 328 M 'ntgomery, room 24, r. 24 Second Av
Russell Emily (widow), r. ir27 Washington
Russell Kmma, furnished rooms, ;t2'! Howard
Russell Emma Jliss, ruchingmakcr Tobin, Davisson
<V Co., r. 59 Shipky
Russell E. P. Mrs. (widow), r. 502 Mason i
Russell Eugene, r. 417 Folsom
Russell Eugene, agent, r. 520 Mi.ssion
Russell 1-rauk, carpenter Philip Hinkle, r. SW cor
Second and Minna
Russell G., r. 209 Lcidesd. rff
Russell George T., assistant foreman Morning Call, r.
417 Kearny
Russell George W., carpenter, r. I'.t25 Fillmore
Russell George W., salesmnn J. Bertz J; Co., r. Post, \
bet Powell and Mason •
Russell Harry, clerk G. G. Burnett, r. KEcor Twenty-
nintli and Sanchez !
Russell Henry, groctries and liquors, NE cor Sanchez '
and Twenty-ninth
Russell Henry, waiter Mrs. Caroline Kuchle, r. 530 1
Pa-'ific I
Russell Horatio H., r. 1.V24 Howard \
Russell James, carpenter, r. Sacramento, bet Scotland
Devisadero
Russell James, clerk, r. .American Exchange Hotel |
EuBsell James, hackman, NW cor Sutter and Mont-
gomerj, r. 316 lieiile, rear I
Russell James, seaman, r. ;"il0 Davis '
Russell James, waterman Goodall, Perkins & Co.,r. 10 |
Market
Russell James R., bookkeeper, r. 1724 Mission
Russell James R., conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 613 .
Howard i
RuSB( 11 James W. (Ford & Russell) , r. 308 Leav
Russell Jay E., attornt y at law, and i ommissioner of
deeds, office .728 California, r. 621 Ellis
Russell J. Britton, salesman East & Co., r. 1018 Val- ;
lejo I
Russell J. C. clerk, r. 407 O'Farrell i
Russ. 11 J. E., Wat' rman, r. 619 Ellis
Eusscll John, r. Clijiier Hotel
Russell John, barber llu.^st U Bros., r. 613 Howard
Russell John, driver Steiiheu Garassino, r. E B San
Jose Road, nr San Miguel
Russell John, drivei-linited Carriage Co., r. 59 Ship
Russell John, expressman, NW cor Jackson and East,
r. 610 Lombard
Russell John, laborer, r. 21 Sherwood PI
Russell John, merchant, r. 308 Leavenworth
Russell John, i)atti rumaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 904 Jai ksin
Russell Johti, porter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Russell John, seaman, r. 748 Folsom
Russell John, teamster, r. 610 Lombard
Riissell John Mrs. (widow) , r. 613 Howard
RUSSEI.L. JOHN -A., clerk Board Supervisors,
olfice New City Hall, second floor, r.690 McAllister
Russell John E., molder St< igt r i: Kerr, r. Florida,
bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Russill JohnB., bookkeeper John W. Coleman, r. 24
EUis
Russell John S., agent Pulvermacher Galvanic Belts,
< ffice and r. 23 Taylor
Russell Joseph, litis and caps, 136 Tl.ird
Russell Joseph, miner, r. 630 Sacramento
Russell Jos.-plt L., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 251;. Octavia
Russell J. R., condmtor Omnibns R. R.
Russell Lottie A. Mrs., assistant Hayes' Valley Pri-
mary School, r. Alameda
Russell Mary Mrs., liquors, 732 Brannnn
Russell Maij' E. (widow), furnished rooms, r. 216 Pow
Russell Miirv J. (wido\v(, r. 2612 Bush
Russell Miihael, engineer Occidental Hotel, r. 82 Jes-
sie
Russell MonsoD (Wells.Russell & Co.) , r. 2215 Pacific Av
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDERSOIT & BANDOLPH, Jewalirs, 101 Mcjit^omery St.
EUS
760
EYA
Russell Mosier B., driver Bowen Bros., r. 420 Austin
Kussell Patrick, drayman, r. 3ol Sixth
Kussell Patrick, laborer, r. 4.54 Stevensdii
Enssell Patrick, longslioreman, r. Q8 Miller PI
Ka-sell Piitrick, teaiustr James .VEcDevitr, r. 917 San
Russell Phillip, nii;ht watchman Cal. Chemical
Works, r. E s San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sev-
enth a:id Twenty-eighth
Russell Richird, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Russeli Robert G. W. (Russell Brothers), r. 613 How
Russell S;irah K., furnished rooms. 410 Kearny
Russell Sophie (widow) , r. 231G Pine
R.issell Thomis, expressman. NW cor Folsom and
Sixth, r. 76^ Culton
Russell Thomas, laborer, r. 119}^ Gilbert
Russell Thomas, machinist Sutter St. R. R., r. 402
Broadway
Russell Thomas H., freight clerk O. & 0. S. S.
Oceanic
Russell Tiiomas S., bookkeeper K. A. Swaiu & Co., r.
1C08 Larkin
Russell William, cartman, r. cor Ninth and Howard
Russell William, hostler, r. 621 Ellis, rear
Russell William, labor,.r, r. 708 Mission, rear
Russell William, pantryman Pacilic Mail S. S. City of
New York
Russell William B., clerk John W. Coleman, r. 24
Ellis
RUSSELli WXLI.IAM F., secretury North Pa-
cific Coast R. U., office 328 Montgomery, rooms 9-
11, r. Union Club
RussfU William S. (Russell Brothers), r. 613 Howard
Russell William S., seaman schr Eueri^etie. r. Berry,
nr Fou tli
Russell William W., painter, r. 1005 Clay
Russcllmaa Fnderict, mast'.T mariner, office 305 East
Russey Frank (Eussey c^c R'^nuer) , r. W s Dolores, bet
Tweuty-niuth and Thirtieth
Russey .>c Reuner (Frank Russey and George Renner),
milk dairy, W s Dolores, bet Twenty-ninth and
Thirtieth
Russi Felix, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J^ Kearny
Russi Lorenz I, laborer, r. 818 Sau.som
RUSSIA, Vladimir Weletsky consul, office 7 South
Park
Russiau River Land and Lumber Co.. William F. Rus-
sell se retary, office 328 Montgomery, rooms 9-11
Russiaau , r. 101 Minna
Rust Edward C, clerk Bowen Bros., r. 22 Willow
Rust Evelina P. (widow), r. 22 Wiiljw
Rust Frederick, cook, r. 532 Pine
Rust R. C, clerk Alfred A. Pardow, r. 22 Willow
Rusteberg Andrew, musician, r. 207 Fell
Rust^meyer William J., stoves, tinware and plumb-
ing, 10' Sixth
Rustich Joseph, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Rust.er Gon Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono Co.,Cal.), A.
F. Main secretary, office 309 California, rooms 1-2
Rustodd Eiiwurd. seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Rutau Isaac, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mout
Ruter Adolph. tanner, r. Harmony Hotel
Rater John, tanner Williams Bros., r. Marsh House,
Sixth Av, South S. F.
Ruth Ad(dph, steward G. Wittman k Co., r. P35 Pine
Ruth Frederick, carpenter, r. 210 Third
Ruth Louis H., tinsmith W. S. Ray & Co., r. Sacra-
mento Hons ■
Ruther Hairy (Ruther & Lindwall), r. 21 Hinckley
Ruther A: Lindwall (Uary Ruther and Edmoud Lind-
wall) . grocerit s and liquois. ;i25 Vallejo
Rutherford Alexander H.. r. 2108 Pine
Rutherford Andrew, boilennaker Moynihan & Aitken,
r. 443 Bartlett
Ruth rford Carrie .■V. Miss, artist, r. 823 Valencia
Rutherford Charles H., teacher Chinese, 913 Clay, r.
CIO Front
Rutherford David R., compositor Winterburn & Co.,
r. 417 Bryant
Rutherford Eben, foreman car repaire Central Pae. R.
R.. r. 417 Bryant
Ruthirf.)rd Frank .V., house and sign painter, .32 Gcarv,
r. 823 Valencia
Rutherford James, pat ernmaker Golden State and
Miners' Iron Works, r. 8 Hubbard
Rutherford James A., bookbinder D. Hicks & Co., r. 7
Russ
Rutherford John, manuf pulverizing machines, 143
Fremont, r. 1235 Market
Rutherford l.u y A. (widow), r. .500 Howard
Rutherford Mary (widow), r. 7 Russ
Rutherford Mary, domestic 414 Tyler
Rutherford ThDiu ts, helper Movnihan & Aitken, r. 443
Bartlett
Rutherford Thomas, real estati>, r. 419 Sutter
Rutherford Thomas L., r. 811 Bu^h
Rutherford Thomas W., car repair.r Central Pao. E.
R.. r. 417 Bryant
Rutherford William, r. 330 Geary
Ruthraufi Alonzo T., passeiiartout and picture mat
uianuf, 7o9 Market, r. S s T>venty-lifth, nr Sanchez
Rutledge Edward, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. 2919"^ Missiou
Rutledge Edward Jr., boot and shoemaker, r. 29193^
Mission
Rutledge George, cook, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Rutledge James E., boot and shoemaker, r. 2919 hi Miss
Rutledge Thomas M., boot and shoemaker, r. 29193^
Mission
Ritter , locksmith, r. 202 Sixth
Rutter Randall, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Rutter Thomas, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
714 Howard
Rutter Violet Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Rut man George Mrs., furnished rooms, 36 Geary
: Ru\ina Edward, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Ruwe William, cigarmaker, r. 435 Pine
, Ruxton William, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 24 Hunt
I Ryal Jeremiah, watchman Cutting Packing Co., r. 23
j Jessie, rear
; Rj-all Josei)h E., superintendent Mechanics'Foundry,
I r. 315 Jessie
Ryan Alice, cook Hayes Valley House, 114 Hayes
I Ryan Alice, domestic Nevada House, 132 Sixth
I Ryan Alonzo, with Pacific Alail S. S. Co., r. 440 Second
! Rya'-i Ann (widow) , r. 717 Liinbard
1 Ryan Ann H. (widow), lodgiugs, 13 Everett
I Ryan Annie Mrs., janitress Ocean House Primary
I School
Ryan Aimie (widow), r. 3G1 JcSsie
Ryan Annie, domestic Sarah Russell, 410 Ke."irny
Ryan Biidget Miss, r. ItiO Clara, rear
Ryan C . laborer Matthew McGowan
Ryan Catherine, ladies' nurse, r. 122 Shipley, rear
Ryan Charles, expressman, r. 47 Stevenson Av
Ryan Cornelius, laborer, r. 311 Seventh
Ryan Daniel, r. 414 Minna
Ryan Daniel, laborer, r. 225 Battery
Ryan Daniel, laborer, r. cor Castro and Fourteenth
Ryan Daniel, laborer Pacific Ironworks, r. 158 Jessie
Ryan Daniel, laborer William Kerr, r. 907 Battery
Ryan Daniel, teamster, r. 115 Dora, rear
Ryan Da.iiel, teamster Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 535 Natoma
Ryan Delia, domestic 1721 Sacramento
Ryr.n Dennis, cutter Henry Harmon, r. 1615 Pine
Ryan Dennis, laborer, r. 239 M Perry
Ryan Dennis, tanner, r. W s York, bet Solano and
Butte
Ryan D. L. Mrs. (widow), r. 1511 Taylor
I Ryan Dounell, r. 1232 York
Ryan Edward, labor, r S. B. Lardner, r. 577 Bryant
Ryan Edward, painter Southern Pac. R. R.
Ryan Edward, plasterer, r. 250 Tehama
Ryan Edward, salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 675
Mission
Ryan Edward Black, tjix agent Central Pa^. R. R., of-
lice cor Fourth and Towusend, r. 20 Stanly PI
Ryan Edward F., boot and shoe cutter, r. W s Gunni-
son .\v, bet Precita PI and Prospect PI, Bernal
Heighis
Ryan Edward T., c'.erk, r. 3 Calhoun
Ryan E. J. Mrs., r. 1434 Broadway
Ryan Eliza (widow), proprietress Howard House, 504
Howard
Ryan Ellen, chimbermaid Grand Hotel
Ryan Elhn (widowl. lau.idnss, r. 11 Louisa
Ryan Ellen, dome^ll • 2530 Mission
Ryan Emma Mrs., r. 1321 Jackson
Ryan Frank, niouMer Stciger .*c Kerr, r. 23 J^ Minna
R.\an Frank, seaman, r. Western House
Ryan Frank, seanian, r. 522 Folsom
Ryan Frank Jr., moulder Steiger & Eerr, r. 23M Min
Ryan Frank M., clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 659
Howard
Ryan Frank R., clerk stationery department Wells,
Fa:go & Co., r. !434 Broadway
Ryan George, porter Slatthew KeiT, r. 425 Tehama
Ryan Hannah Miss, furnished rooms, 1024 Stockton
Ryan Hinry, blacksmith G. Massone, r. 6 Lick Alley
Biillocl: «55 Jon:s— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CI&AHS and CIwAHETTE^. at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Kearn> St.
KYA
761
RYA
Byaii James, r. 1407 Pacific
Ryan JamcB. boatuiaii, r. 400 Greenwich
Ryan iames, couchuian P. F. Nolau, 1428 Tyler
RyanJaTues, clerk, r. '-'24 Eleventh
Ryan Tames, employee Q. Venard, r. 577 Bryant
Ryan James, engineer Cal. Fuse Works, r. cor Harri-
son and Uora
Ryan James, finisher Weed & King well, r. 5G5M Na-
ti.'nia
Ryan James, gardener, r. 1213 Broadway
Ryan James, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ritch and
H'lrdson
R}-au James, laborer, r. 145 Silver
Ryau J.iiues, laborer, r. I;t33 Minna, rear
Ryan J;imes, laborer, r. 1 427 Jacksf>n
Rjau James, laborer Andrew Underdonk, Bulkhead
fii'.t Kearny
Ryan James, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor Six-
teenth and Columbia
Ryan James, laborer Kisdon I. and L. Works
Ryan James, longshoreman, r. 5Li8 Missi<in
Ryan James, porter W. & J. Sloane, r. 58 Clementina
Ryan James, pressman Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
i:>'. 1 Taylor
Ryan James, seaman, r. 80!) Battery
Kyan James, tailor John Kavanagh, r. 152^ Clara
Ryan James, usher California Theatre
Ryan James, wood and coal, r. 172 Minna
Ryau James C, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 454
Twentieth
Ryau James D., capitalist, office 524 Washington, r.
()72 Harrison
Ryau Ja.ues E., jailor branch county jail, r. 1206 Ellis
Ryau James H., attorney at law, oflice 6 Montgomery
Av, r. 1207 Howard
Ryan Juiues J., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. 235
Seventh
Ryan James L., clerk, r. Philadelphia House
Ryan James L., teamster S. R. Church, r. 909 Battery,
rear
Ryau James P., miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Ryau James T. Mrs. (widow) , r. 534 Bush
Ryan James W., groceries and liquors, 109 Fifth
Ryau Jennie, waitress Mrs. Celia Dexter, 534 Bush
Ryau Jeremiah, laborer Pacific Iron Works, r. 2G Na-
t<ma, rear
Ryan Ji'hanna, domestic ISOO Sutter
Ryau Johauua, dressmaking, 34 Fifth Av
Kvau Ji.hn, r. 32 De Boom
1 Ryan John, r. 321 Pacific
j Ryau John, assistant bookkeeper Muser Bros., r. 5 Na-
I toma
' Ryan John, blacksmith, r. E s Second Av, nr Six-
tei nth, rirar
Ryau John, blacksmith A. Barton & Co.
i Ryan John, black- mi th Haves Valley and Market
Street R. K., r. IM Fourth
I Ryan John, coachman Loring Pickering, 1018 Bush
■ Ryan John, conductorOmuibus R. R., r. 250^ Tehama
Kyan Johu, employee E. Guittard & Co., r. 577 Bryant
Ryan John, expressman, r. 717 Lombard
I Ryan John, farmer, ur Rock Ranch, Ocean House Road
Ryau John, fireman, r. 148 Steuart, rear
Ryan John, labonr, r. IH Beruice
Ryau Jolm, laborer, r. 36ii Natoma
Ryan John, laborer, r. 416 Fifth
Ryan John, laborer, r. Commercial, nr Kearny
Ryau John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Ryan John, laborer Superintendent of Streets
Ryan John, laundrymau American Laundry, r. 517 Mis-
sion
Ryau John, mason, r. 207 Clara
Rvan John, salesman M. Goodwin & Co., r. llj<i Clin-
ton
Ryan John, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 5
Brady
Ryau John, stairbuilder, r. 237 >.; Dora
Ryau John, tanner Samuel Bloom, r. E s Florida, bet
Solano and Butte
Ryau John, teamster, r. SW cor Castro and Fifteenth
Ryan John, t'.amster James McGlone, r. N s Fell, bet
Devisadero and Scott
Ryan John B., haruessmaker, C39 Broadway, r. 312
Nineteenth
Ryan J.ihn H., clerx, r. 6 Calhoun
Ryan John H., grainer, 403 Sutter, r. 519 Bush
Ryan Jnhn H., deputy sheriff, r. 172 Minna
R.\ an John J., bookkeeper Lawrence Kyan, r. 3 Cal-
houn
Ryan John J., laborer, r. 346 Fonrth
Ryan John J., junk dealer, r. NW cor Tehama and
Norwich, Bernal Heights
Ryan John W., bookkeeper Woods & Freeborn, r. 2417
Biu'hanau
Ryan Joseph, glassblower San Francisco and Pacific
Glass Works, r. 19 D' ra
Kyan Kate, domestic 1970 Washington
Ryan Kate Miss, r. 914 Sansoui
Ryan Kate Miss, saleswoman Mrs. P. N. Ryan, r. 3C1
Jessie
Ryan L. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1206 Ellis
Ryan Lawrence, r. 512 Mission
Kyan Lawrence, auctioneer, 537 California, r. 3 Oal-
hotin
Ryan Lawrence, laborer, r. 115!^ Shipley, rear
Ryan Lawrence, packer J. Cerf A: Co., r. 48 Louisa, rear
Ryan Lawrence M., assistant bookkeeper The Hiber-
uIh Savings and Loan Society, r. SE cor Clay and
Baker
Ryan Laiirie J., purser O. & O. S. 8. Belglc
Kyan Lizzie Miss, r. 530 Stevenson
Ryau M., r. 321 Pacific
Kyan M. .\. Miss. r. 721 California
Kyan M. A. (widow), r. 2417 Buchanan
Kyan Maggie Miss, r. 462 Minna
Ryan Maggie Miss, fitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.. r.
.53.>!<! Minna
Ryan Marg ret (widow), r. 25 Stone
Ryan Margaret (widow), r. Noe, bet Twenty-eighth
and TW'Uty-ninth
Ryan Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 9 Leavenworth
Kyan Maria Miss, ironir 8. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Ryan Martin, teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Ryau Martin, waiter Arcade Restaurant, r. 19 Moss,
rear
Ryan Martin, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Ryan Mary (widow), r. 3 Jansen
Ryau Mary (widow), r. 9 Leavenworth
Ryan Miry (widow), r. 16 M Decatur
Kyan Mary (widow), r. 618,"^ Linden Av
Ryau Mary (widow) . r. W s San Jose .\v, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Ryan Mary (widow), furnished rooms, 426 Kearny
Kyan Mary, domestic, r. 10 Bartol
Kyan Mary, domestic 437 Eddy
Kyan Mary, domestic 1102 Van Ness Av
Ryan Mary Miss, r.224.\ustin
Rvan Mriry Miss, bookbinder Bartling & Kimball, r.
115 Silver
Ryau Mary Miss, tailoress James Cavanagh, r. 24
Lewis
Ryan Matthew, laborer William Jones, r. 126 Olive Av
Kyan Michael, bricklayer New City Hall
Ryan Michael, carpenter, r. Fifteenth Av, E of L,
South S. F.
Ryan Michael, doorkeeper Bush Street Theater, r. 6
C.ilhoun
Ryan Michael, expressman, NE cor Sixth and Mission,
r. NE cor Tenth and bryant, rear
Ryan Michail, expressman, r. cor Twenty-third and
San Jose Av
Ryan Michael, horsetralner, SE cor Point Lobos and
Twenty third avs, r. Twenty-second Av.W of Polut
Lobos Av
Ryan Michael, hostler Sntt-r St. R. R., r. O'Farrell,
bet Steiner and FillmcTC
Ryan Michael, laborer, r. 37 Minna
Rvan Michael, laborer, r. 407 Teliama
Kyan Michael, laborer, r. loul Battery
Kyan Micliael, liquor saloon, 816 Howard, r. 13 Ado-
laide PI
Ryan Michael, miner, r. 1') Harrison Av, rear
Ryan Michael, packer Yates & Co., r. 2;iO perry
Ryan Michael J., carriagepuinter Albert Folsom, r. 325
Sixth
Ryau Mii'liael J., foreman pressroom Evening Post, r.
427 Third
Ryan Nicholas, teamster Hibemia Brewery, r. 1229
Folsom
Ryan Norah, domestic 161K Larkin
Ryan Patrick (Ryan & Co.), r. 363 Minna
Kvan Patiek, hostler A. Wat.rs, r. 6 Myrtle Av
Kyan Patrick, hosth r Hayes Valley and Market St. R.
R., r. 1719 O'Farrell
Ryan Patrii-k, laborer, r. 9 Haywood
Kyan Patrick, labon r, r. 3.') Baldwin Court
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 3.58 Brannan
Ryan Patrick, laborer, r. 5»8 Howard
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ANDEHSON & P-ANDOLPH, Jewel r^, 101 Mcntgomery St"
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Kyan Patrick, laborer, r. 1311 Scott, rear
Eyan Patrick, laborer, r. SE corVall-^jo and Buchanan
Rvau Patrick, laborer An.lrevr Ouderdonk
Eyan Patrick. machiuistWilliam Deacon, r. 9 Hay ward
Ryan Patrick, seaman, r. i6 Steuart
Evan Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 242 Minna
Evan Patrick H., -varnisber Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 1413 Mason
Eyan Patrick K.. r. 1206 Ellis
Eyan Peter, salesman Samnel Wand. r. 1015 Folsora
Eyan Pettr, superintendent C. Curtin, r. Arlin.srton
House
Eyan Peter .\., wharfinger Front and Union St. Wharf,
r. 921 Vallejo
Ey.'u Peter P.. bootmaker. 33.5 Third
RYAX PETKR X. MRS. (widow), books and
>tation-ry. 40 Fourth, r. 517 Post
Eyan Ealph,\uolder Empire Foundry, r. 23?^ Minna
Eyan Roger, real-estate, r. 723 Vallejo. rear
Ryan Stephen, laborer, r. Fillmore, bet Broadway and
Gre-n
Eyan Thomas, baker, 15 Pini^kney PI
Eyan Thomas, bootmaker, SW cor Zoe and Welsh
Eyan Thomas, employee G. Venard, r. 577 Bryant
Evan Thomas, extrauian Engine No. 5, S. F. F. D., r.
529A"allejo
Ryan Thomas, hostler, 1501 Van Xess Av
Ryan Thomas, laborer, r. 19 Bryant Av
Ry.in Thomas, laborer, r. 722 Grove
Eyan Thomas, luinins, r. 2(ii; Fifth
Ryan 'Ihomas. painter, r. 335 Sixth
Ryan Thomas, proptr Grand Ceutral Stables, 615 Ellis
Ryan Thomas, seaman, r. 4(3 steuart
Ryan Thomas, seaman bark Don Nicholas, foot Beale
Eyan Thomas, speculator, r. l'.;07 Howard
Eyan Thomas J., law student John L. Love, r. 1207
Howard
Eyan Thomas P. (Eyan & Clarken), atorney at law,
ofli.-e 224 Montgomery, r. Oa < land
Evan Thomas P., corporal police City Hall, r. 727
O'Farr.ll
Eyan Timothy, laborer, r. 1840 M Stevenson
Eyan Timothy, teamster Andrew Ouderdonk, r
Clara, rear
Ryan Vincent A., city editor Alta California
Geary
Eyan W.. teamster Superintendent of Streets
Ryan William, r. 321 Pacific
Ryan William, blacksmith, r. 1219 Pacific
Rvan William, carpenter, r. Laurel Av, bet Turk and
Eddy
Eyan William, coot, r. 25 Stone
Byau William, engineer, r. 208 First
Eyan William, farmer, W s Ocean House Road, nr
Ocean Vitw House
Ryan William, finisher Weed & Kingwell, r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Ryan William, laborer, r. 13(i Xatoma
Ryan William, laooier, Andrew Underdonk
Ryan William, Uiut;shoreman, r. 10 Ba' tol
Ryan Willi.-mi, longshoreman, r, 311 Moutwmery
Ryan William, mel;er Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 37 Minna
Ryan William, ship plumber Pacific Mail Dock, r. 1207
Howard
Ryan William, shoem.iker S. W. Eosenstock & Co., r.
501 Minna
Eyan William, teams-ter Pacific Commercial Co., r.
18 Willow Av
Ryan WUliam. typefouuder. r. 918 Lombard
Ryan William A.", type founder, r. 918 Lombard
Eyan William E.. carpenter, r. 432 Gret-n
Ryan William M., boltmakir Phelps Manuf. Co., r.
1219 Pacific
Eyan WjLiam T., salesman Eobert Flenniken, r. 1407
Pacific Av '
RY.\N tSc CIi.\RKEX (Thomas P. Eyan and Matt ;
Clarki-n) . attoruey.s at law, oflii e 224 Montgomery j
Ryan & Co. (Patri<k Kyan aud Miles Flynu), liquor,
saloon. 22i; Third * I
Rycc .\iiclr.w C. bookkeeper F irbes Bros., r. Alameda >
RYCK3I.VX GARRETT *V., real estate, office I
317 Montgoiuery, r. 70S Shotwell |
Eyckman William L.. stock roker. offi. e 317 Mont- I
gomery. r. 708 Shctw. U
Rydeu Frederick, expressman, r. 2109 Webster
Ryder Elli(itt, Ireight cl.rk Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York, r. 14 DeBoom
Ryder Emily Miss, portrait and figure paiuttr, r. 26J4 j
Eearuy
Ryder George W. Mrs. (widow) , r. 1812 Mason
Ryder Joseph, calker Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 20 De-
Boom
Eyder L. E. Miss, teacher music Public Schools, r.
Gait House
Eyde;- Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Fillmore
Ryder Patrick, gardener, r. 1511 Fillmore
Eyder R., r. 5 Washington
Ryder Reuben M., r. 2613 Mi.ssion
Ryder Eobert R., clerk Somers & Co., r. 20 DLBcom
Ryder Thomas, r. 1511 Fillmore
Ryder Thomas, steward Pacific Mail S. S. Granada, r.
911 Polk
Ryder William G., clerk, r. 229 Fell
Rye Patch Consolidated Mining Co. (Humboldt Co.,
Xev.), D. F. Verdenal secretary, office 6-7 S. F.
Stock Exchange Buildin;,'
Ryer Fletcher T., student California StatcX'niversity,
office 330 Pine, room 42, r. Palace Hotel
Ryer Frederick, h.^itter Fisher & Co., r. 810 Bush
RYER WASHIXGTOX M., M. D., 'capitalist,
otiice 330 Piue. room 42. r. Palace Hotel
RYER WILLIAM T. S., real estate, oiEce 330
Piue, room 42, r. 912 Sutter
Everson Andrew, seaman strn Gipsev, Bioadwav
Wharf
Ryerson George M.. driver A. T. Noble & Co., r. W s
San Jose Av, nr Thirtieth
Eyhiner Adolph H. E., clerk A. C. Weber, r. 422 Van
Xess Av
RYHXER CHARLES, commission merchant, 9
Drumm, r. 4'.il Branuan
Rylaud James H., teamster, r. 212 Clara
Ryley George W., clerk U. S. Internal Revenue Office.
r. 19 Elliot Park
Ryler Peter, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r. 411
Valencia
Rymus John, carpenter, r. 2012 3« Dupont
Rynders Delia Mrs. (widow), r. 1130 Market
Eyner August, captain schr Golden Fleece, Folsom
• Street Wharf
Ryniuger Georgu- W., manuf patent French Pearl
Cement, 110 Jessie
Eynn Jennie Miss, r. 211 Capp
Eyrie Peter K. , porter Biigham, Whitney & Co., r. 115
Valparaiso
Eyrie Thomas, dry goods dealer, r, 113 Valparaiso
Ryst Otto, bookkeeper Robert Haight & Co., r. 2905
Washington
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S.\AKE Ch.irles, cigarmaker, r. 9 Vandewater
SaalburgEva (widow), r, 311 Oct-.via
Saalburg Simi>n, business manager Hebrew Observer,
office (J22 Clay, room 1, r, 1308 Geary
SAALBURG WILLLAM, editor and proprietor
Hebrew Observer, andpioprietor JewisU.^lmanac
for Pacific Coast, othce 622 Clay, r. 13o8 Geary
Saalburg. bee Salbi rg
Saar Louis, salesman Schlueter & Volberg, r. Oakland
Saarima John S., seaman, r. 204 Steuart "
Sabatie A. E. & Co. (dtnry Maubec), French import-
ers, and shipping aud commission merchants, til7
-619 Sausoni
Sabatie Alexander E. (A. E. Sabatie & Co.) , r. 4 Burritt
Sabatie Philip G. (Sabatie', Suich i: Co.). r. 219 Geary
Sabatie, Suich & Co. (Philip G. Sabdtieaud Gerolamo
Suich) , importers wines and liquors, 330 Bush
Sabel Dietrich, shoemaker, r, 7.'1 Broadway
Sabez Louis R,, musician Standard Theater, r. 357)^
Clementina
Sabin Ferdinand, cigar manuf, 225 Green
Sabiu I. M, Mr^.. r. The Baldwin
SABIX .TOHX I., superintendent Gold aud Stock
Telegraph Co., American District Telegraph, and
American Speaking Telephone Co., office :;22 San-
som, r. 1812 Pierce
Sabin John M., traveling agent, r. 549 Folsom
Sabin Margaret (widow), r. 52 Zoe
Sabine Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William W.
Bailsman secretary, office 409 California, room i
Sabins Alfred, merchant, r, 516 Green
Sabins AViUiam, bookbinder, r. 516 Green
Sablatschan John, boot and shoemaker, 810 Laguna
Sablich Peter, Austrian Benev Soc, 71 New Mont
Sabro Ferdinand, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW
cor Bryant and Eighth
BULLOCK S: JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SAC
763
SAJ
Sacaze Pierre, gardener, r. NE cor Kansas and Six"
teenth
Saccone Bt-mari3o, Itslian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Sacban Theodore (J. Schumacher & Co.), r. Park
Hotel
Sachs Benjamin, cook Pacific Oyster House, r. 508
Post
Sachs Benjamin, stock clerk Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,
r. 820 Post
Sachs Charles G., roal (state, r. 142 Seventh
Sachs Dnvid, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs A: Co., r. 820
Post
Sachs Isaac (Greenebaum, Sachs & Freeman) , r. Xew
York
Sachs .Idhn. printer, r. 104.5 Howard
SACHS L. & 31. «k CO. (WiJliam Heller), im-
porter.* and jobbers dryg"ods, and agents Marys-
ville Woolen Mills, SW cor Buttery and Bush
Sachs Lippnian (SchweitzT. S:ichs & Co.), r. 820 Post
Sachs Louis (L. & M. Sachs & Co.), r. NW cor Geary
and Leavenworth
Sachs Martin (L. & M. Sachs A; Co.), r. 615 Leav
Sachs Samuel (Sachs, Strassburger & Co.) , r. Xew
York
Sachs Samuel (Schweitzer, Sachs &Co.),r. Palace
Hotel
Sachs Samuel L., salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. 417
Tai! Ness Av
Sachs Simfi.rd, salesman L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. XW
cor Gearv and Leavenworth
SACHS, STRASSBCRGER & CO. (Samuel
Saths. Sigiuund and 1. Strassburger) , importers,
and wholesale fancy and drygoods, notions, etc.,
SE cor Sansom aud Pine
Sachse E. C. M., r 735 Turk
Sachse -Julius, machinist Hubash & Hirschman, r. 48
Minna
Sachse Louis, bakery, 315 .Stockton
Sachsel David J., cigars and tobacco, 526 Hayes
Sachsel Joseph, cigarmaker L. Szegedv i*c Co., r. 1
Polk
Sachsel Louis, cigar manuf , 708 Montgomery, r. 207
Montgomery
Sachsel Louis J., cigarmaker L. Szegdey & Co., r. 207
Montgomery Av
Sack John C, optician and mathematical instrument
makir, 18 Market, r. 11(3 Ninth
Sackett Frederick A., phonographer E. G. Dun & Co.,
r. 125 Ellis
Sackett lames, clerk Revere House, NW cor Mission
and Fourth
Sackett John E., entry clerk D. E. Allison A: Co., r.
215 Kearny
Sackrider Christian, foreman stables Fifth Street
branch Market St. R. R.
Sackville Henry, cook What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
Saclier Leon, bookkeeper Mission Woolen Mills, r. 224
Jessie
Sacramento and Placerville Railroad. James O. B.
Gunn secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Town-
send, room 1
SACRAaiEXTO BOILER WORKS, James V.
Hall proptr. 214-_'lf. Beale
Sacraiuento Hotel, Jacob Riegrlhuth proptr. 407 Pac
Sacramento House, John de Yoiige pri'ptr. 26 Sac
Sacramento Lodging House, Mrs. Caroline A. Wil-
liams proTirietresB, <>81 ^iission
SACRAMENTO RECORD-t-XIOX, Theodore
Glancey agent,' fhce 240 Montscmery, room 14
Sacramento River Packing Co., V,'. B. Bradford secre-
tary, offi e 318 Front
Sacramento Valley Reclamation Co., Jesse Walton
secretary, office 41li Moutgomerv
Sacred Heart College. SE cor Larkin and Eddy
Sacred Heart Ireper.tation Convent. Mother Mary Ber-
nard superioress. SW cor Taylor and Ellis
Sactorgiiez George, machinist, r. t.35 Stevenson
Sadbom .\dam. Tailors Pro. Tnion, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Saddle Frederick, butcher, r. S s Sixteenth, bet Mis-
sion and Valencia
Sadler Caleb (Sadler *: Co.), r. Oakland
Sadler Charles M., bookkeeper Sadler & Co.,r. Oakland
Sadler Eliza, domestic t;2;i Tvler
Sadler Frank E., clerk Sadler & Co., r. Oakland
Sadler H.-rman J. (Albert Mau k Co.), r. 906 Van
Ness Av
Sadler Jennie Miss, r. 2731 Folsom
Sadler N. S., bartender B. F. Pinkham, r. Long Bridge
Sadler k Co. (Caleb Sadler), importers and jobbers
novelties, notions, stationerv, and fancv goods,
605 Market
Saeler Frederick, shoemaker, r. 424 Leavenworth
Saemanu Cbarles. fisherman, r. W s Broderick, bet
Tonquiii and Ji flferson
Saetteiihe.-Hu Ri nintnin. butcher, r. 1014 Hanipspire
SAFE DEPOSIT BUILDING, SE cr Montgom,
erv and Calitiirnia
SAFE DEPOSIT CO. OF SAN FRANCISCO,
John D. Fry president. William CiinniuLtham sec-
retary, offiie SE cor Moiitgoniery and California
Safe Depo.-iit Gold and Silver ^lining i o. (Nevada),
O. D. Squire secretary, iffice 331 M'ait, room 2S
SAFETY FUND BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION OF CALIFOR.VIA, Williaiu H. Wells
general )iiana;,'er, "ffii-e id Kcaruy
Safety Powder Co., W. S. Roseirans president and
general superintendent. S. O. Gregory secretary,
NWcor Octavia and Greenwich
Safferhill David, wiues and liquors, 311 Dupont, r. 25
Jessie, bet Seventh and Eighth
Safferhill Henrietta Miss, r. 25 Jessie,bet Seventh and
Eighth
Saff.dd Milton J. (Saffold \- Saff^old). r. Oakland
S.AFFOLD REUBEN B. (Saffold &• "ScifTold), r.
Grand Hotel
SAFFOLD «fc SAFFOLD (Milton J. and Reuben
B.). attorneys at law. office 217 Sansom, rooms 1-3
Satiford Heury F., clerk Robert S. Bailey, r. 214
O'Farrell
Saftig Jacob J., traveling agent, r. Marsh House,
Sixth Av. nr K, South S. F.
Saftig Mary Mrs. .proprietress Marsh House, Sixth Av,
near R. Sim h S. F.
Sagar Washiu^iton, engineer Pacific Tallow Works, r.
Fifth .\v. South S. F.
Sage Frederick H., delivery clerk Lewis P. Sage, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sage Henry, expressmnn, r. 513 Davis
Sage James, cook, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Sage John. pTter Mailbor.iugh Hnuse. r. 252 Second
SAGE LEWIS P. proptr Cowell's Battery St. Free,
and Sage's I'uion ^t. Oil Warehouses, office NE
cor Battery and Union, r. ' 'osmopolitan Hotel
Sage Orlando G., bookkeeper Baker & Hamilton, r.
812 Twent eth
SAGE'S UNION St. OIL WAREHOUSE,
Lewis P. Sage iiroptr. S s Union, bet Battery and
Front
Sagehorn Charles H., foreman Charles Btrn-wd, r.
1522 Jackson
S^igehorn Hermann. grocerie.« and liquors, .520 Cnion
Sagemiller M. A. Mrs., r. 9'->3 Hvde
Sager August, boat nan, r. 110 Jackson
Sagg»u Henry, market, SW cor Van Ness Av and Oak,
r, 114 Hayes
Sagni Baltazar, restaurant keeper, r. 1510 J4 PoweU
Sahla Ferdinand, steward, r. 4 Reed PI
Sahlein Henry, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 112 O'Far-
rell
Sahlein Moses, with Levi Strauss & Co., r. 621 Leav
Sahlein iloses J., salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 622
Jones
Sahlein William (Levi Strauss & Co.), r. 621 Leav
Sahling Nichol IS, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
El Dorado and Bryant .\v
Sahling Theodore, laborer, r, C Telegraph PI
SAHNKE HERMANN G. manager Co-operative
Grocery Store, SE cor Dolores and Sixteenth
Sahrbacher Ctjarles, butcher. '.lOt Stockton
Sahrbacher Herman, driver National Brewery, r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Saika Gus;ave, seaman, r. '204 Sttuart
S:iika John, s- aman. r. "204 Steuart
Saillet F. A. Mrs. (widnwl, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet
San Jose Av and Dolores
Sailmakers' Association. Hibemia Hall, 246 Third
Sailor Boy Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.), Daniel
Buck "secretary, office 80 Nevada Block
Sailors' Home. Henry S. Tucker superintendent, cor
Harrison and Main
Saiusot Francis, liquor saloon and lodgings, NW cor
Main and Mission
SainsotRii(Uilph,hashmaker, r. NW cor Main and Miss
Sais Manuela (widow), r. ]'.» Bernard
Sajous John, driver Vve Sajous, r. NW cor William
and Geary
Sajous Vve, wholesale and retail wiues and liquors,
NW cor Post and Dupont
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ANDBESON & BANDOLPH. Jewekrs, 101 Msntgomer/ St
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SAM
Sal:i Alfredo, r. 627 Broadway
Sala Joseph ('., iiistrumentmaker John Eoacli. r. 720
Calliornis
SAIiA3IANDER FELTING CO., Seward Cole
iiiana^er Pacitic Brani-h, factory Betry, bet Fourth
and Filth, office 317 California
Salamous'ii Joseph, salesman C. H. Meyer & Bros., r.
AhUiurn Honsj
Salander Heurv, cook stm Reform, Jackson St.
Whrirf
Salani Paul, driver B. Ratto, r. C Scheerer PI
Sala- J seph E., r. 1723 Leavenworth
Salas .Juseph E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1723 Leav
Salazar Adolf o (Agvilrre ^c Salazar) , r. fi08 Sutter
Sahizar 1. Antonio (Montealegre & Co.). r. .508 Sutter
S ila/,!>r Louis, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Salber,' Moses, salesman Sjhweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
l.ilO Larkin
Salcid I Frank, packer S. F. Cracker Co.,r.830 Jackson
Sal<b<u -Ann (widow), r. 7 Jausen
Sale C. C. Mrs., v. 1:16 Sixth
Sale C. S., salesman E. Mausbach, r. 202 Sixth
Salem Blanche Miss, fringemaker W. Euglander,
r. :-32 Polk
Sal.ia (Oregon) Flouring Mills, William Scott agent,
office 208 Davis
Sales William, r. 67.5 Mission
Sal field C, physician, office and r. 34 Kearny
Salia Charks F., clerk Henrj' Cline, r. 5 Mission, rear
Salin Peter E., instrument and modelmaker, 72-tJ^
Market, room 24
Salin.-.s Andrew, waiter S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Salinas Charles N., cigarmaker. r. 638 Green
Salinas Franco, barber, r. 242 Minna, rear
Saling'-r Julius, commission merchant, 312 Sacra-
mtnt.i. r. 307 Hyde
Salinger William W. (Oppenheimer Je Salinger), r.
704 O'Farrell
Salinger. See Selinger
S:;lini Francisco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Salisbury Mary A. Miss, assi.-tant Lincoln Primary
School, r. 916 Washington
Salisbury Roscoe R., elevatorman Nevada Block, r.
Oakland
Salisbury. See Salsbury
Salix Cliarles.r. 715 Howard
Salle Jacob, waiter, r. 9 i7 Folsom
Salle Joseph, dramatic critic, r. 118 Post
Salleneuve D., cook, r. 824 Montgomery
Salles B.rtraiid, wholesale sheep butcher, Fifth Av,
nr K, South S. F.
Sailing Thomas, seaman, r. 428 Drumm
Salmon -, r. 4 Central PI
Salmon Albert, salesman S. Bine, r. 1006 Geary
Scilm .n Edmund, salesman S. Bine, r. 1006 G?ary
Salmon .Michae' . fireman S. S. Ancon, Broadway Wharf
Salmon Peter, laborer. r.W s Hampshire, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-thir.l
SalUiOu William, contractor, r. 231 Second
Salomon Adam, clothing, 435 Pacific
Salomon Edward S., attorney at law, office 432 Mont-
gomery, rooms 2-3, r. Colonnade House
Salomon F. P. (Heynemann k Co.), r. New York
SA1.03I0X GUSTAV, watchmaker and jeweler,
1218 Polk
Salomon Isidor, clothing, o30H Pacific
Salonum Jacob, moneybroker, 502 Kearny, r. The
Windsor
Salomon Joseph, r. 519 Jessie
Salouion Martin, cleik Simon Popper, r. Ahlborn
House
Salomon Morris, dairy. Point Lobos Av, ur First Av
Salomnii Newman, dairy produce, 66 Centre Market, r.
38 Moss
Salomon Samuel, tinsmith, r. 519 Jessie
Salomon Tobias, salesman N. Salomon, r. 38 Moss
Salomon. See ^Solomon
Salomonson Julius, merchant, r. 37 Langton
Salsbury George, lumber salesman, r. 2039 Howard
Salsbury Henry, laborer, r. N 6 Clipper, bet Dolores
hikI Church
Salsbury Henry, lumber surveyor, r. 220 Third
Salsburv Warrtn H. (Jason Springer & Co.), r. 1815
Eddy
Salsbury. See Salisbury
Saltare. P. M., r. 771 Mission
Saltenberger John, cook Prescott House
Salter John W., porter Rediugton & Co., r. 1014 Va-
lencia
Salter Louis, barber, 1047 Foisom
Salter Woodley G., agent Swan Brewery Co., r. Ns
Fifteenth, ur Dolores
Salth Valentin'', seaman, r. 540 Bryant
Saltman Charles, butcher, 6 Centre Market {and Rob-
ert B. Loudon A: Co.). r. 1837 Ellis
Saltman Enos, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Saltonstall G. W., second assistant engineer Pacific
Mail S. S. City of New York
Saltrey John, plasterer, r. 556 Brannan
Saltz James, cigar manuf, r. Westminster House, 614
Sutter
Saltsien Herman A., engineer Potrero Distillery and
Refinery, r. cor Nineteenth Av and J, South S. F.
Salvett J J. B., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Salz Albert, porter Frederick Hufschmidt, r. 1713 Cal
Salz Jacob (KuUman, W"agner .*c Co.) , r. Stockton, Cal
Sam Joseph (Cochran & Sam), r. 8 Antonio
Sambniilo P.. Austrian Beoev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Samengo Orazio, r. 1016 Pacific
Samisch Robert, porcelain painter, office 209 Sutter, r.
311 Sutter
Sammi Heurv H. L., r. 1653 Mission
Samuiiss Margie Miss, dressmaker, r. Eureka House
Sammlss William, carpenter, r. Eureka House
Sammy George, groceries and liquors, NE cor Tyler
and Larkin
Sample G., painter, r. 937 Folsom, rear
SA3IPIiE SAMVEL S., wines and liquors, 211
Kearny, r. 29 Kearny
Sampson Araasa B., fancy goods, 110 Second
Sampson Carrie (widow) r. 747 Folsom
Sampson David, confectioner Love & Goldstein, r. 510
Stockton
Sampson Douglas, r. 240 Jessie
Sampson Edward, porter Hammam Baths, r. 10 Lynch
Sampson Frederick W., bookkeeper Macondray & Co.,
r. 1706 Geary
Sampson Harvey W., carpenter Mission Woolen MiUs,
r. 125 Shotwell
Sampson Henrv, baker Maine Restaurant, r. 3 Selina
PI
Sampson Henry, stevedore, r. 510 Stockton
Sampson Henry A., printer, r. 510 Stockton
Sampson Henry G., merchant, r. 230 Willow Av
Sampson James, master mariner, r. 734 Grove
Samijson James, whitener, r. 10 Lynch
Sampson John, blacksmith Bernard Gallagher, r. 313
Geary, rear
Sampson Johu, expressman, r. 24 John
Sampson John, fruit dealer, r. NE cor Meiggs' Wharf
and Francisco
Sampson Johu A , assistant- cashier Custom House, r.
1412 California
Sampson John A., stevedore, r. 510 Stockton
Sampson Lewis, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Samiison Margaret, dressmaker, r. 10 Lynch
Sampson Osmond, castorman Palace Hotel
Sampson William, r. 24 John
Sams James, laborer, r. 63 Everett
Samson Albert L., pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., r.
Oakland
Samson Johu, civil engineer, office 217 Sansom, r. 332
O'Farr, 11
Samson Rudolph, bookkeeper Frankenthal & Co., r.
520 Jones
Samfreither George, proptr Hamburger Lodging
House, 409 Pacitic
Samter Julius, merchant, r. 2514 California
Samud John, r. 851 Folsom
Samuel Albertina (widow) , dressmaker, r. 516 Sixth
Samuel Bennie Carlos, stock clerk Pacitic Jewelry Co.
r. 1605 Post
Samuel David, dairy produce, imported cheese and
poultry, 17-20 Hayes Valley Market, r. 233 Seventh
Samuel Harris, tailor". 808 Third
Samuel John. r. 52 Shipley
Samuel Morris, fruits and vegetables, 942 Harrison
Samuel Moses (Newmans, Nathan k Samuel), r. 1605
Post
Samuel Selig, peddler, r. 254 Perry
Samuel Wavle, trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 516
Sixth
Samuel William, compositor H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
941 Folsom
Samuels Adoljih, compositor San Francisco Abend
Post, r. 808 Folsom
Samuels Amanda (widow), r. 25 Harriet
Sumuels Charles, bookkeeper Mitchell Goldstone, r.
808 I'olsom
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 M3iitgomer7 Street, Importers Men's Furmshings.
Pine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. L00MI3', 706 to 71G Kearny Si
SAM
765
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Samuels Charles, butcher L. Livingston, r. 1«27 How
SAMCEI^S DAVID, dry goods, liM-lOB Kearny
(and J. 1). Barr *: Co.), r. 910 OFiirrell
Samuels Frederick, engineer, r. (ii:t Mission
Samuels Frederick, laborer Safety Powder Co.
Samuels Frederick, srcretiiry Superintendent Pacific
Mail S. S. Co., r. Palace Hotel
Samuels Frederick, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r.
Clara, nr Filtli
Samuels Harris, clerk R. D. W. Davis & Co., r. 518
Green
Samuels Henry L., fish, 11-12 Hayes Valley Market, r.
1827 Howard
Samuels John L.. accountant, r. 2105 Jones
SAMUELS JULIL'S, dry goods, 2H Kearny, r. 712
O'Farrell
Samuels Louis, merchant, r. 518 Green
Samuels Mary (widow), r. 941 Folsom
Samuels Si^muel, general Bui)eriutendent Pacific Mail
S. IS. Co., office cor First and Branuan, r. Palace
Hotel
Samuels ijarah (widow), r. 2.')10'o Mission
SAMUELS W. K. G., physician, office 719 Mar-
ket, r. 209 Valencia
Samuelsou Cornelius W., deik general freight, office
Central Pac. K. K., r. ,521}^ Fourth
San Bruno Hotel. John Schaer jiroptr, W s San Bruno
Road, nr Tweuy-seventh
San Buenavenlura Commercial Mining and Mauuf
Co.. Louis P'raucoui secretary, office NE coy
Califoruia and Sausoni
San Fernando Mining Co. (Lyon Co. Nev.) , T. S. Fitch
secretarv. offii e 240 Moutgomerv, room 6
SAM FRANCISCO ABEND POST (German daily
and weekly), Sun Francisco Abend Post Publish-
ing Co., publisher., and proptrs. office 5:i5 Cal
SAN FRANCISt O ABEND POST PUBLISH-
ING CO., Stcjihen Ituf secretary, publishers and
proptrs S. F. Abend Post, office 5y.) California
San Francisco and Colorado River R. R. Co., office ^05
Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC R.
R. CO. , P' tir Donalme president, Arthur Hughes
general manager, office 420 Montgomery
San Francisco and North Pac. R. R. Express. William
J. Sheehim proptr, office Washington St. Wharf
SAN PRANCIStO AND PACIFIC GLASS
WORKS, Carlton Newman manager, office and
works S s King, nr Fourtli, branch office 410 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO AND PACIFIC SUGAR
CO., refinery N\V cor tighth and Harrison, office
211 Saiisom, room 4
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION, Jen-
nings S. Cox secretary, rooms 430 Pine
SAN FRANCISCO ARTESIAN WELL BOB.
ING CO., N. B. Ritche president, W. A. Nygh
secretary, offi<-e 120 Sutter
San Francisco Association of Artists for Portraiture,
M.J. Martens manager, office and studio 7U0-702
Market
San Francisco Backer Venin, Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION,
rooms 034 Sacramento
SAN FR.VNCISCO BATHS, Greif & Armann
proptrs, 630 Washington
San Francisco Bellows Factory, Henry McKeune
proptr. SOO :\Iission
SAN FRANCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION, Uobeit Beechiug agent, office 20 Webb
San Fram isco Board of Pharmacy, William T. Wen-
zell secretary, office H52 Market
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION
PACKERS, R. F. Bunker president, Frank W.
Rossbach secretarv. ollice .jI.t Washington
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF UNDER-
WRITERS (lire), Charles D. Haven secretary,
office 418 California
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD OF UNDER-
AVRITERS (marine), Caspar T. Hopkins sec-
retrry, office 3is C; lifornia
Ban Francisco Box Factory (Hannibal Williams, W.
S. Wright, J. G. Prescott and J. R. Carrick), Berry,
bet Third and Fourth
San Francisco Brass Works, Joseph Roylanco proptr,
32 Fremont
SAN FRANCISCO BULLETIN CO. (George K.
Fitch, Loriug Pickering and James W. Siuionfe)n),
editors and proijtr.'j Evening Bulletin, daily,
■weekly and overland weekly, office 022 Montgom-
ery, editorial rooms •")17 Clay
I S.\N FRA.\CIS( O BUSINESS DlREt TORY
AND 3II0rROPOLITANGl IDi'. (ai.nually),
Henry U. Laut^l. y publisher, ollire J4 Moi.t .\v
SAN FRANCISCO CALL CO. (Loring Pickering,
Geoit;eK. Filch and J. W Siniontoii), pubLshers
Morning Call, ollice 52.") Montgomery, eUitorial
rooms ;il7 Clay
San Francisco Candle Company (Egbert JiidKiii. Peter
R. Woodman and William C. Woodmaii). Works
NE cor Alaiueda and Rhode Island, office lirj Front
San Fiancisco Chemical Works and Sulplmr Powder-
ing Mill, Judson & Sliepard proptrs. Wist Berk-
eley, Alameda Co. Cal.. office 402 Front
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE (daily and
weekly), Charles DeYoung A; Co.pn.ptrs. ollice NE
cor Kearny and Bush
San Francisco Cigar Box Co., H. W. Gray president,
SE cor King and Sixth, office 324 Clay
San Francisco City Liirectory (Bishop's), office 518
Clay
SAN FR.YNCISCO CLEARING HOUSE, A.
McKinlay pr» sident, Jaiiu s S. Hutchinson secre-
tary. Charles Sh eper manager. 211 Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO COMMERCIAL ADVO-
CATE, M. P. Buniham proptr, otlice o2i- Mont-
gomery
SAN FRANCISCO COMMERCIAL ASSOCI-
-•VTION, M. H. Myers secretary, office 'Ji' S.-in
San Francisco Consolidated Gold Mining Co. (Dakota
Territory), William M. Helmau secretary, office
309 Califoiuia
San Francisco Copper Mining Co., Paul Sanchez sec-
retary, office '.ioH Market, rooms 5-0
SAN FRANCISCO CORDAGE CO., Tubbs &
Co. proptrs, S s Indiana, bet Sierra and Nevada,
office 013 Front
San Francisco County Medical Society of Homeopa-
thic Practitioners, George H. Palmer, M. D., sec-
retary, office 434 Post
San Francisco Cracker Co., Bela Wellman president,
George L. Colburn secretary, office i00-'.08 Sacra-
mento, factory 209-211 Commercial
San Francisco Dairy, Turner & Miller pr.-ptrs, SW cor
Sau Jose Av and Thirtieth
San Francisco Dental Society, C. L. Goddard secre-
tary, rooms 234 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY (annually),
Henry G. Langley publisher, office 14 Mont Av
Sun Francisco Female Hospital, C. B. Hutchins jihy-
sician in charge, U.iO Clay
San Francisco Filir and Tool Works, Martin Kelly &
Co. proptrs, 248 Beale
San Francisco Forge Co., Charles Oester manager, 315
Mission
SAN FRANCISCO FIRE DEPARTMENT,
office Old City Hail, first floor
San Francisco Fuel Co., 357 Tehama
San Francisco Furniture Factory, H. Friedricha, W.
Gercke, and J. Gripp proptrs. Berry, bet Third
and Fonrth
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO., works
Howard, lieale, Fremont and Natoma, cor King
and Second, SE cor Fifth and Howanl. cor Tenth
and Channel, and fi^ot Humboldt, Potrero, office
SE cor First and Natoma
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.'S
WHARF, foot Second
San Francisco Grading and Macadamizing Co., Rob-
ert P. Kelley superintendent, office 740 Fourth
San Francisco Granite Co. (J. Blanchard, M. O'Con-
nor, T. Keudrick, and J. Sheedy), stunecuttiTs,
SW cor Harrison and Tenth
San Francisco Hay Exchange, rooms 21 Vullejo
Han Francisco Horse Market, Henry Froomberg
Iiroptr, 33-37 New Montgomery
SAN FRA-VCISCO ILLUSTRATED WASP
(weekly), Richard Gibson editor, office ('(rj Cal
San Francisco Iron Works, Sefriu & Schober proptrs,
203 Fremont
SAN FRANCISCO JEWELRY MANUFAC-
TORY, David W. Laird proptr. 27 Post
SAN FRANCISCO JOURNAL OF COM-
MERCE (weekly), S. F. Journal of C>imiiierce
Publishing Co. proptrs, William H. Murray man-
ager, office 414 Clay
SAN FRANC ISCCJ LADIES' PROTECTION
AND RELIEF SOCIETY, home E s Frtnk-
lin. bet Post and Geary
Sau Francisco Lant Factory, LevequeJc Potter proptrs,
10 Stevenson
EEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Third Street
ANDERSON Si HANLOLPH, Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
SAN
766
SAN
••-I
SAN FRAXCISCO I.At NDRY ASSOCIA-
TION (Samuel F. Buflord, Henry H.Wood, James
Carroll, Charles Schilliug. and John J. Wells), S
s Eddy, btt Fillmore and Stelner. office 3::i Geary
SAN FRANCISCO LAAV LIBRARY, G. W.
Hoge librarian and sec;etavy, 27-28 Montgomery
Block
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL
AND FOUNDLING ASYLU.II, Dr. B. F.
Hardy, attending physician, 913 Tyler
San Francisco Manufacturing and Refining Co., Jun-
ius Robertson se.retarv. office 320 San, room 62
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET, 522-530 Clay
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW^
(weekly), John H. Carmany Js Co. publishers, of-
fice 409 Washington
San Francisco Medical Societv, rooms 320 Post
SAN FRANCISCO MERCHANT The (commer-
cial weekly). The San Francisco Merchant Pub-
lishiug Co", publishers, office 323 Front
San Francisco Merchant Publishing Co. (Alexander
D. Bell), iJub.ishers and proptrs San Francisco
Merchant, office 323 Front
San Fianci-;'0 Microscopical Society, H. C. Hyde
presidtnt, H. Y. Clark secretary, 126 Kearny,
ri'Oni 44
San Francisco Musical Protective Association, rooms
539 California
SAN FRANCISCO NEW^S CO., Emile a&uer
uiauager, Hobert White treasurer, 413— ilo Wash.
iiigtou
SAN FRANCISCO NEWS LETTER , weekly),
Marriott & Son editors and proptrs, office 609-til5
Merchant
SAN FRANCISCO, OMAHA AND ST. LOLIS
R. R., through line, T. H. Dearborn general
agent, office 3 New Montgomery
SAN FRANCISCO PACKING AND PRO-
VI.SION CO., Hermann Kossbach proptr, 515-
.521 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO PARK COMMISSION-
ERS, office Safe Dei)psit Building, 328 Mont
San Francisco Pioneer Screen Works, John W. Quick
proptr. 32 I'remont
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER VARNISH
WORKS, Hueter Bros. & Co. proptrs, Nevada,
bet Kansas and Rhode Island, dejiot 12 Second !
SAN FRANCISCO PIONEER ^'OOLEN
FACTORY, Black Point, bet Larkin and Van j
Ness Av, office and salesroom 11.5 Battery
SAN FRANCISCO PLATING AVORKS, Ed- \
ward G. Denniston proptr, Uo3-655 Mission
San Francisco Portrait Association, George Newton j
business manager, office 12 Califori.ia I
SAN FRANCISCO POST-OFFICE, James Coey :
po^tiuaster, office NW cor Washington and Bat- ,
tery. Brancli offices— Station A 13U5 Polk, B cor
Market and Seventh, C cor Twentieth and Mission
SAN FRANCISCO PRICE.S CURRENT, '
George W. Burton publisher, office .508 Clay j
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE, |
William H. Walker secretary, rooms NE cor Clay i
and itavis |
SAN FRANCISCO REAL ESTATE CIRCU- ;
LAR, Thomas Magee proptr, office 210 Mont |
SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION
GROUNDS, cor Folsom and Twenty-fifth
San Franc'isco, San Mateo and Santa Cruz R. K. Co.,
Charles T. Bridge secreta: y. office 224 California
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, James
Dc Fremery president, Lovell White cashier, office
:532 ( alifornia
SAN FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION BUILD- |
ING, NE cor California and Webb I
SAN FRANCISCO SCREAV BOLT WORKS,
Phelps Manufacturing Co. j)roptrs. 13 Drumm I
SAN FRANCISCO SHIPPING AGENCY AND
FOREIGN PARCEL EXPRESS, Edward
Clarke ^: Co. proptrs office 434 California
San Francisco Shirt Factory, Shirek & Tonner proptrs,
125 Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE
PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ANI-
MALS, office i;l4 Merchant
San Francisco Soda Works, William Brunig proptr,
733 L'nion
San Franci.sco Spiritualists Union, rooms Charter Oak
Hall
SAN FR-\NCISCO STAR (monthly) , George T.
Hauly & Co. publishers, office 212 Sacramento
San Francisco Steamboat and Transportation Co.,
J. Miller president, F. W. Eaton secretary, office
4 Calitornia
S.IN FRANCISCO STEAM BRUSH AND
BROOM FACTORY, K. W. Simpson proptr,
613-015 Braunan, office 325 Sacramenio
SAN FR.\NCiSCO STEAM MARBLE
WORKS, Morris & Darling proptis, 214-216
Fifth
SAN FRANCISCO STEAM MARBLE SAW^
MILL, Mu-to Bros, proptrs, 707-71-5 Battery
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD, E. P. Pecki'-am president, Chnrles S.
Neal secretarv, S s Pine, bet Sansom and Mont
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK BREWERY, Wil-
liam Schmidt president, Rudolph Mohr secretary,
SE cor Powell and Franciseo
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
BUILDING, S s Pine, bet Sansom au(¥ Mont
Sau Francisco Storage Warehouse, J. H. Mott & Co.
proptrs, 647 Market
San Francisco Stucco Works, John Flood proptr, 269
Stevenson
San Francisco Sulphur Mining Co. (Nevada), P. M.
McLaren secretary, office 318 Pine, rooms 18-19
San Francisco Tannery. Anton Krieg proptr, E s San
Bruno Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
SAN FRANCISCO TEN CENT PARCEL DE-
LIVERY AND OAKLAND TRANSFER
CO , 16 Post
SAN FRANCISCO TRADE PROTECTIVE
ASSOCIATION, Harry Pateman manager, of-
fice 438 California
SAN FRANCISCO TRADE REVIEW^ (weekly)
Bates, Woods & Co. proptrs and publishers, office
423 Washington
San Francisco Transfer Co., E. H. Williams president,
J. Cochrane secretary, office 214 Montgomery
San Francisco Trunk Manuf Co., Joseph B. Hyland
manager, 340 Kearnv
Sau Francisco Turn V. rien Hall, 323 Turk
San Francisco Typographical Union, office 606 Mont:
gomerv, room 15
SAN FRANCISCO VEREIN, 219 Sutter
SAN FRANCISCO VISITOR (weekly), Carlos
White publisher, office 320 Sansom
San Fr.incisco Wire Works, Charles H. Gruenhagen
proptr 669 Mission
S.cVN FRANCISCO W^OOL EXCHANGE, E.
Grisar & Co. proptrs. NW cor Fifth and Towusend
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB, Charles H.
Harrison comniodore, Charles G.Yale secretary, of-
fice 202 Sansom
San Francisco Zinc Foundry, Jaques KreHier iDroptr,
13-15 Jessie
San Gotlardo Hotel, Pedroni & Sciaroni proptrs, 627-
631 Broadway
San Jacinto Tin Co. (San Bernardino), Louis Franconi
secretarv, office N^E cor California and Sansom
SAN JOAQ,UIN AND KING'S RIVER CANAL
AND IRRIGRATION CO.., Frank L. Palmer
secretary, office 533 Kearny, room 1
SAN JOSE FRUIT PACKING CO., H. P. Hus-
sey & Co. agents, office 205 Front
SAN JOSE WOOLEN MILLS, John R. Mason
agent, depot 535 Market
San Louis Obispo and Santa Maria Valley R,. R. Co.,
John O'Farrell manager, office 10 Market
San Mateo and Pescadero Stage Co., J. Knowlton Jr.
general agent, office 3 New Montgomery
San Mateo Dairy, Daly & Kinne proptrs, depot 1010
Valencia
San Mateo Water Co., Charles T. Bridge secretary, of-
fice 224 California
San Pablo and Tulare R. R., James O. B. Gunn secre-
tary, office NEcor Fourth and Towusend, room 1
San Pedro G. & S. Mining Co. (Calaveras Co. I.Thom-
as A. White secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff
San Pedro Mining Co. (Arizona), James Lawler secre-
tary, office 324 Pine, room 18
SANQ,UENTIN AND SAN RAFAEL FERBY,
foot Clay
San Rafael Express, William M. White proptr, office 1
Commercial
San Xavier Mining and Smelting Co. (Arizona) , F. A.
McGee secretary, office 32 Merchant's Exchange
Sanabea Paula (widow), r. 72154 Broadway, rear
Sanabla Vincenzo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Stre.et, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
TEUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN
767
SAN
Saub:iru , surveyor, r. 28 O'Farrell
Sanborn A. J. (Sanboru, Vail & Co.), r. S s Chattanoo-
■;,i, nr Twenty-second
Saubnrii Albion I. (Proscott & Sanborn), r. 1021
Twonty-tirst
SanV)oru Alden W., manuf and dealer carriages and
wayoiis, 24 Beale, r. Oakland
Sanborn Bradbury (Sauborn, Vail & Co.), r. 28 McAl-
lister
Sanboru Clara Mis8, r. 18 Hoff Av
Sanborn Harvey L., clerk freitjht auditor's oifice,
Oeiitnil Pac. R. U., r. 18 Hoff Av
Sanborn James H., teamster, r. 982 J^ Harrison
Sanboru J., clerk Hummam BatUs, r. lit Dupont
Sauborn -John, mining, r. 1-01 Taylor
Sanborn Louise M. (widow), r. 1U2 Minna
Sauborn Map and Publishing Co., C. W. Morse agent,
(ifficc 420 California
Sanborn Porter E., machinehand Cal. Mills, r.' lOUl
Twentieth, nr Guerrero
Sauborn Thomas C, stockbroker, office 314 Montgom-
ery, room 4. r. Oakland
SAXBOUX, VAIL it CO. (Bradbury Sanborn,
Aiken H. Vail, aud A. .1. Sauborn), importers and
maniits frames, moldings, mirrors, chromos, etc.,
871 Market
Sanboru William E., clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 2020
Mis.sion
Sanchez Daniel, tailor J. H. Curley & Co., r. 18 First
SaucUez Dolores (widow) , r. 5 Pollard PI
Sauehez Kmauuel. laborer McCauley & Young
Sanchez Fell.K, florist, r. W s Guerrero, bet Fifteenth
and Kixteenth
Sanchez Floreutina (widow) , r. 3 Margaret PI
Sanchez i'rauk A., barber, r. .535 Vallejo
Sanchez -lohn F.,vaquero Jacob Schoenfeld, r. South
San Francisco
Sanchez Piiul, secretary S. F. Copper Mining Co., office
258 Market, rooms 5-0, r. Oakland
Sani'hez !'• tra (widow), r. 3 Margaret PI
SAXC'HKZ RAMOX B., commissionbroker, office
41:i Moutgouiery, r. 122 Taylor
Sanchez Randolph P., carpenter and builder, r. 653
Cupp
Sanchez Ricardo, vaquero, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Sanchez Thoma.s, real estate, r. N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero aud Dolores
Sanckeu C. *: Co. (A. Burmeister) , groceries and
liquors, NE cor Kddy and Steiner
Sanckeu Christian (C. Sancken & Co.),r. NE cor Eddy
and Steiner
Sand August, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 302
Fillmore
Sand 1 erdinand, hairdressing saloon, 23 Third, r. 632
Jessie
Sand Joseph, hairdressing saloon, 50 Fourth, r. C34
Jessie
Sand Lot (The Dally), William Wellock & Co. pub-
lishers, oltiee 17 Belden PI
Saud Max, clerk August Koehler, r. 202 Fillmore
Sandberger Eugeue, waiter Liebold & Co.
Sandell Charles, carpenter, r. 37t; Natoma
Saudeman William C, third officer Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Peking, r. 22 Geary
Sander .\ndrew, carpenter, r. 333 Sixth
Sander .Vndrew S., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r.
811 Harrison
Sander Jacob, r. 1328 Columbia
Sander Louis (Sander & Kraft) , r. 312 Post
Sander Peter, deputy county treasurer, r. 14 Caroline,
nr Folsom
Sander Robert, apothecary, NE cor Larkin and Broad-
way
Sander & Kraft (Louis Sander, and Frank Kraft) ,
proptrs Horticultural Hall, 305-307 Stockton
Saudernett I., laborer, r. 1318 Dupont
Sanders Amos A., teacher dancing Sanders' Hall, 71
New Montgomery, r. 233 O'Farrell
Sanders Arnold, poultry, 81 Centre Market, r. 620
Post
Sanders August, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Sanders Christian, cook George E. Wagner, r. Fifth
Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Sanders Duke, jihyslcian, office and r. SW cor Dupont
and Pacific
Sanders Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 36 Clay
Sanders George, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Sanders George H. (Wright & Sanders) , r. 1019 Hyde
Sanders H., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Sanders' Hal), Amos A. Sanders proptr, 71 New
Mont'-'omery
I Sanders Hrnry (Sanders .t (^o.), r. 162il Larkiu
.Sanders Henry, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Saudi-rs Hinry F., salesman J. H. Heitmauu & Co., r.
' 6li0 Natoma
i Sanders Henry S. Mrs., physician, r. 12(; Bartlett
I Sanders' Hotel, Joliu P. Sanders proptr, SW cor Bat-
tery aiul Vallejo
Sanders Joh:inna JI. (widow), r. 343 Bryant
Sanders John, furniture and ui)holKtering, 436J4
Hayes, r. SW cor O'Farrell aud Jones
Sanders John, miner, r. 2(> Sacramento
Sanders John P., proptr Sanders' Hotel, SW cor Bat-
te;y aud Vallejo
Sanders Joseph, i)orter Russ House
Sanders Ri<hard, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Sutjders Samuel, clerk .\ruold Sanders, iV 620 Post
Sandeis Samuel, laborer Cal. Dry Dock Co., and liquor
saloon. Fifth Av, Hunt' r's Point, South S. F.
Sanders Solomon A., jeweler Hubash k Hirschman, r.
620 Post
Sanders William, r. .'iOO Washington
SAXDERS €& CO. (Henry Sanders, and Ludwlg
Dettmaun), coppersmiths, 421 Mission
Sanders. See Saunders
Sandersfeld Frederick T., groceries and liquors, NW
c(jr Leavenworth and Jackson
Sanderson August) seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Sanderson Edward H. (Sanderson k Brother) , r. 720
California
Sanderson £dward H., cashier Western Fire and
Marine Insurance Co.. of Cal., r. 427 Eddy
Sanderson E. K. (widow), r. 961 Mission
SaudeisoH Frederick, butcher, r. 545 Stevenson
Sanderson George F., lumber surveyor, r. 2510 Steiner
Saudersou George H. (Root k Sanderson), r. 427 Eddy
Sanderson George R. (Coffin, Sanderson & Cook) , r.
427 Eddy
Sandirsou Henry E., student State University, r. 427
Eddy
Sanderson James (Hutchings k Co.), r. 216 Fair Oaks
Sanderson James J., superintendent O'Connor, Mof-
fatt & Co., and i)roptr Belgravia Hotel, NE cor
Sutter and Polk
Sanderson John, r. 812 Folsom
Sanderson John, contrai tor aud builder, 635 Folsom
Sanderson John A., saloon stm Oakland, Oakland
Ferry, r. 22 Geary
Sanderson Lemuel A. (Sanderson k Horn) , r. 1103
Jackson
I Sanderson Louis, blacksmith M. P. Holmes, r. 1313
Jackson
I Sanderson Luther C., salesman Sanderson & Brother,
r. 728 Bush
Sanderson Peter, painter, r. 329 Fourth, rear
Sanders(jn Robert, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Sanderson Sanmel X. (Sanderson & Brother), r. E b
Vermont, nr Twenty-fourth
Sanderson Silas W., attorney Central Pac. R. R., office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 40, r. 1401
Van Ness Av
Sanderson Walter P., bookkeeper Isaac Morris, r. 2510
Steiner
Saudersou William N., barber James R. Phillips, r.
Oakland
Sanderson William W., clerk Root& Sanderson, r. 427
Eddy
Sanderson W. S., collector Charles* Ashton, r. W 8
Gunuison Av, bet Precita PI and Prospect PI,
Berual Heights
SAXDERSOX itk BROTHER (Samuel A. and
Edward H.), importers and jobbers crockery and
glassware. 310-312 B.ittery
SAXDERSOX & HORX (Lemuel A. Sanderson,
Thomas L. Horn, Johu M. Ver Mehr, and John F.
Miller), importers, mannfs and jobbers cigars
aud tobacco, 3'27-329 Front
I Sandford John B., contractor and builder, r. NW cor
I Dupont and Bush
Sandhoff H., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Sandholm .\., nurse U. S. Marine Hospital
I Saudholt Peter, dyer, r. 2614 Sutter
Saiidliuhle Annie, domestic, I'.ill Sacramento
Hundunm Ernst, miiler Dohrmann A: Co., r. 37 Pacific
Sandman Johu, master mariner, r. 1215 Clay
Sandman Solomon, furniture, 430 Third
Sandmann Ernest, liquor saloon, '233 Sixth
Sandoval Andres, restaurant, 624 Washington
Sandrock Frederick, oysterman, r. 307 Fourth
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BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Fine— large assortment.
ANDSRSON & P.ANJ50LPH, Jewelers, 101 l^tgomery St.
SAN
768
SAR
Sands B. Miss, r. 912 Vallejo, rear
Sands Charles, clerk Kicliard H. P:ilil, r.ll92 Harrison
Sands Clir.vles T., master mariner, r. 1567 3^ Market
Sands J., labr.rer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Sands John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk 1
Sands John N., capitalist, r. 18 Boar.lman PI I
Sands John R., master mariner, r. lol3 Larkin |
Sands Th.'mas. painter, and foreman Engine Xo. 2, S. j
F. F. D.. r. Tii Folsom I
Sands W. J., clerk, r. Philadelphia House |
Sandstream Adolphus, shoemaker John Utschig.r. 309
Seventh
San(*strom F. W., tailor AVilliam Geimann
Sandbtrom John, black-smith Calvin Nutting & Son,
r. 342 Minna
Sand.«trom Y. K., seaman schr La Gironde, Main St.
Wharf
Sandusky Henry C. teamster Paul Husson,r. Spreen's
Exchange, cor Fir^t Av and Kentucky, South S. F.
Sane Nicholas, horse clipper, r. 1123 Mission
Sanford A. K.. engineer, office 3 Beale, r. b63 Howard
Sanfurd Daniel, r. Ij6 Kearny, room 51
Sanford Frederick, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Sanford Henry, sawyer George M. Wetherbee, r. 11393^
Mission
Sanford J., tailor, r. 440 Bush
Sanford James T., r. Occideiital Hotel
Sanford Jason L., mining, r. 5U2 Mason
Sanford Jeanette (widow), r. 529 Post
Sanford John, miner, r. 29 Dupont
Sanford Katie Mi-s..r. 334 Ba^h
Sanford Kunsom A., r. 917 Sutter
Sanford Rubeit T., with Thomas Douglas, r. 444 Third
Sanger Eilwaru B., proptr Gem Candy Store, 102 Kear-
ny, r. Sixteenth, bet Mission and Valencia
Sanger Isadore (Davis & Sanger), demist, office SW
cor Bush and Montgomery, r. 226 Tuik
Sanger Lipmau (M. Goldberg & Co.), r. 10o6 Howard
I Sanger L. P., clerk. 102 Kearny, r. 611 Nineteenth
! Sanger Milton, boilermaker helijer Pacific Mail S. S.
I Co., r. 33 Garden
I Sanger. See Saenger
Sanges G. A., expressman, r. 828 Broadway
Sauguineti Mary Miss, with John Kavanagh, r. 478
Jessie
Sanguinetti Andrew, r. 10 Russell, rear
Sauguinetti .vutonio, hairdressing saloon, and cigars
and tobacco, 1512 Stockton
Sauguin'-lti Bartolemo, gardener, r. nr German Hos-
pital
Sanguinetti C, liquor saloon, 621 Broadway
Sangiiinetti Domenico, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broauwiiy
Sanguinetti Eugene, barber, r. 3 Lafayette PI
Sangnmttti Joseph (Sanguinetti & Delfino), r. 214
Minna
Sanguinetti JoF-iph, barkeeper Augustin Piaggio, r.
1022 S ockton
Sansuinetti Joseph, fruits and ve^'etables, 1821 Union
Sanguinetti Josi ph, laborer, r. 1407 Powell, rear
Sanguiuitti Leon, clerk G. Venard, r. 3 Lafayette PI
Sanguinetti Louis, butcher Stephen Di Vecchio, r. 3
Lafayette PI
Sanguinetti Pablo, boots and shoes, 1514 Stockton
Sanguinetii K. A., couductoif Market St. R. R.
Sanguinetti Stefano, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
1 roadway
Sanguinetti *: Delfino (Joseph Sanguinetti and Gius-
epi'i Dflfini))^ fruits and vegetables, 127 Third
Saninowich John, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
gomerv
SANITARIt'M BATHS, Cornelius E. Driscoll
proptr, 2210-2212 Powell
Sanjurjo Francisco (Ygual ^c Co.), r. 1045 Mission
Sankey , laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Sankey Charles A., mining secretary, office 331 Mont-
gomery, room 20, r. 1827 Jessie
Sankey Jeremiah (Sankey & McMath) , r. 1830 Jessie
Sankey Samu(4l, hide dealer, r. 613 Nineteenth
Sankey & McMath (Jeremiah Sankey and Joseph Mc-
Math), house and sigh painters, NE ccr Third and
Jessie
Sanquist Frank, tanner, r. E s Nebraska, nr Alameda
Sansupirie Antonie, dealer sawdust, 131 Main, r. 54
Tehama
Santa A., Austrian Benev Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Santa Clara Flour !^Iill8, Charles Clayton agent, office
NE cor Front and Clay
Santa Clara Petroleum Co. (Santa Clara Co.), Leander
D. Fisk secretary, 402 Montgomery, room 10
Santa Clara Mining AFsn of Baltimore (quiiksilver),
Maurice Dore agent, office 410 Pine
Santa Clara Valley Land Co., Court J. Simmons pgent,
office £07 California
Santa Cohima I. .porter Lampe Brothers. r. 13 Stockton
SAXTA C'RVZ AND L.OTVER COAST
STEAMERS, Pacific Coast S. S. Co., office 10
Market
Santa Cruz Island Co., 3Iark Tromboni secretary, office
ooO Watihiu^iton
Santa Gertrudes Land Assn (Los Angele.? Co.) , Charles
K. Clark secretarv. office 10 Front
Canta Mena Gold Mining Co. (Bodie District, Mono
Co., Cal.), JohnH. Sayre secretary, olfice 330 Pine.
room 36
Santa Monica Land Co. (Los Angeles Co.. Cal.), Grat-
ton PeiTy secretary, office 61 Nevada Block
Santa Rosa Gold. Silver, and Copper Mining Co. (Trin-
idad), AC. Means secretary, office 328 Montgom-
ery, room 24
Santee M., r. 771 Mission
Santelis Antonio, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
828 Broadway
Santi Ariani. cook, r 30 Ohio
Santiago James Velasquez, marblecutter L. R. Mj'ers,
r. 918 Jackfon
Santiago Minium; Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.), Joseph Gruss
secretary, office 418 California
Santif Joseph, laborer What Cheer House Restaurant,
529 Sacramento
Santif Nicholas, driver City R. R., r. N s Valley, bet
Dolores and Guerrero
Santimau , varnisher, r. 9 'i Boardmau PI
Santo Joseph, fisherman, r. NE cor Vallejo and Front
Santomassimo Gustave, salesman Calixte Mondon, r.
1235 Dupont
Santry Catherine (widow), r. 122 Dora, rear
Santry Catherine (widow), r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Santry Jeremiah, miner, r. cor De Haro and Colusa
Santry Kennedy, laborer, r.704 Natoma
Santry Jluhael, laborer, r. 520 Stevenson
Santry Michael, laborer New City Hall, r. 704 Natoma
Sapateiro Manuel M., seaman, r. 415 Drumni
Sapiu Charles G., clerk Frederick Hasseupflug, SE
cor Davis and Pacific
Sarachaud Albert, r. 621 Pacific
Saramea John, sailmaker Emile Dehuc
Saran Dolores Miss, shirtmaker, r. 1503 Mason
Sarano John, groceries, 1554 Howard
Saratoga Antonio, r. 1318 Dupont j
Saratoga House, Mrs. H. M. Couch proprietress, 931 ,
Market
Sarcander John F., local editor S. F. Abend Post, r.
171 Sixteenth
Sardini Giuseppe, pastrycook Palace Hotel, r. 14 Ve- |
rona PI j
Sarg John, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works, r. 137}^ |
Freelon
Sargent Bailey, r. 1021 Washington
Sargent Cyru.i B.. bookkeeper J. W. Grace & Co., r,
718 California
Sargent Frank G., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r,
1153 Mission
Sargent George, driver John R. Walton
Sargent George W., machinist Union Iron Works, r
514', Third
Sargent Joshua C, deputy surveyor Port of San Fran.
Cisco, r. 28 Stanly PI
Sargent M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1719 Howard
Sargent Mary (widow) . r. 1823 Powell
Sargent M. J., tlerk, r. 220 Sixth i
Sargent Nelson, blacksmith, NE cor Geary and Devie- j
adero, r. 2233 Geary '
Sargent P. H., r. 115 Seventh |
Sargent Rebecca (widow), r. 12 Everett, rear j
Sargent Samuel A., insurance broker, office 320 Call- |
fornia, r. 54 Jessie
Sargent Sidney, mining, r. Palace Hotel
Sargent Thomas W., dra>iuan E. M. Garrison, r. 1238
Folsom
Sargent Timothy, manager The St. George Hotel and
liquor saloon, 812 Kearny
Sargent William J., third officer S. S. Ancon, r. Ancon
House
Sargent Wingate P., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Saricb .\ntouio, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Sarick Henry, engineer, r. 226 Pacific
Sarille P., laborer Giosue Rottanzi
Sarino Giovanni, cook Palace Hotel, r. 627 Broadway
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fins Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Keamy St
SAR
769
SAV
Sarle Benonla, patternmaker Union Iron Works, r. 919
Joues
Sarle Hic'liard A.,foundryman Pacific Iron Works, r.
12 Park Av
Sarlfs Julia Mrs., assistant Union Grammar School,
r. 1224 Bush
Siiruni Alexaudi r S., r. 804 Ellis
Saroiii Louis (Louis Saroni & Co.) , r. 804 Ellis
Sar.>! i liOuis .V Co. (Frederick Seller), successors to
P. Hirschfeld & Co., wholesale confectioners, 420
Sacruiuento
Sarrail A., fringemaker A. Colombat, r. Leavenworth,
nr Pacific
Sarniil Patrick, r. 1611 Lynch
Sarraille J. B., milkdairy, S 8 Silver Av. bet Mission
aud San Bruno Road
Sarrazin Pierre, clerk J. Jullien & Co., r. 823 Mont
Sarret Matthew, r. 1027 Dupont
Sarrette Jean, compositor A. Chaigneau & Co., r. 602
Broadway
Sarrette Pierre, tailor, r. 602 Broadway
Sarrick Emma, nurse, r. 826 Jackson
Sarrick George, eneineer, r. 826 Jackson
SARSCEN EDWARD, coflfee and oyster saloon,
814 Third
Sarsfleld Cornelius, barkeeper John Duris, r. 545 First
Sarslield Cornelius, painter, r. 1115 Jackson
Sarstield James, lauudryman, r. SW cor First and
Mission
BarsfieUl John H., salesman J. J. O'Brien k Co., r.
1307 Broadway
Sarstield IMarcella Miss, r. 364 Minna
Sar.stield Michael J., tailor, r. 828 Filbert
S.rta Bartholomew, vegetable dealer, r. 29 Lilly Av
Sarthou Bernard, laundry, 423 Post
Sarthou Jacques (Cassou k Sarthou), r. W b San
Bruno Road, nr Silver Av
Sarthou Jean L., laundry, 1211 Howard
Sartor Joseph (Sartor & Stefifani) ,r. 700 Broadway
Sartor & Stettani (Joseph Sartor and Henry Stefi'ani),
wines and liquors, 1107 Dupont
Bary James, clerk, r. 13 Page
Sasia Joseph Rev., professor natural philosophy St.
Ignatius College, 841 Market
Bass Edward, wines and liquors, 1035 Folsom
Bass Gustav, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. 30 Jessie
Bass Louis, cabinetmaker Forbes k Miller, r. 14
Clinton
Bassenber^; G., coftee saloon, 7 Stockton
Satchwell John, cooper, r. 1137 Mission
SATHER PEDER (Sather & Co.), r. Oakland
SATHER <te CO. (Peder Sather) , bankers, NE cor
Montgomery and Commercial
Bather's Building, NE cor Montgomery and Com
Batterlee George A., oihte 41 Montgomery Block, r. 8
Mason
Batterlee William, solicitor Commercial Fire Insur-
ance Co., office 41 Montgomery Block, r. 1617
Jackson
Saturday Local (weekly), C. M. Sawtelle editor and
proptr, olKce 2208 Mission
Saucedo Alexander L., hairdressing saloon, 831
Kearny, r. 512 Green
SAUCELITO AA'D
TRANSFER CO.
East
SAUCELITO FERRY, foot Clay
SAUCELITO LAND AND FERRY CO., C. M.
Hitchcock president, Francis Avery secretary,
office 320 Sansom
Saucelito (Old) Land and Dry Dock Co., John H.
Sayre secretary, office 330 Une, room 36
Bauer Adam, carpenter, r. 1626 West Mission
Bauer Christian, bakery, 2215 Post
Bauer Frederika, domestic, r. 719 Broadway
Bauer George. carj)euter, r. 115 Virginia
Bauer George, clerk Helmrich k Hansen, r. 729 Cal
Bauer Henry, barber Charles Laubenheimer, r. Third,
bet Folsom and Harrison
Bauer Herman, laborer Superintendent of Streets, r.
435 Shipley
Bauer Theodore, clerk Kelting .^ Tietjen, r. 5 Wash-
ington
Sauerbay Charles, butcher, r. 103 Mason
Sauerlaiid Lewis, conductor Clay St. Hill R.R., r. 1027
Clay
Baufley Robert 0., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co., r.
Oakland
Baufley William B., attorney at law, office 324 Pine,
room 18, r. Oakland
SAN FRANCISCO
(J. S. Bellrude) , office 409
Saul Alice Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r. 814
Fifth
Saul Ediniiiid, carriagemaker, r. 1838 Ellis
Saul John, inachinist Union Iron Works, r. 314 Fifth
Saul John Mrs., confectionery, 314 Filth
Saul John T.. teamster Pioneer Cigar Box Factory, r.
314 Fifth
Saul Margaret Miss, silkworker Cal. Bilk Manuf. Co.,
r. 314 Fifth
Saulez Laurent, upholsterer, r. 518 Stockton
Sauliles A., with George H. Tay 4 Co., r. 828 Broad-
way
Saulnianu August L. (Saulmann k Laucnstein), r. 835
Post
Saulmann Julius, clerk, r. 1435 Pine
SAULMANN •& LAUENSTEIN (August L. Saul-
mann and Frederick L. Lauenstein) .proptrsSaul-
mann's Restaurant, 620 California
Saulnier John (John Sauluier & Co.) , r. Bordeaux
SAUL.NIER JOHN i!k CO. (Paul Laclaverie),
import<r.-<, and wholesale wines and liquors, 406-
408 Battery
Baulsburj- Edmund J., janitor and doorkeeper Cal-
il'oruia Theatre, r. 29 John
Saulsbury. See Salsbury and Salisbury
Saun Henry W., baker William Wheeland, r 1604 Jes-
sie
Saunders Charles W., engineer C. C. Burr k Co., r.
202 }<5 Francisco
Saunders C. M., clothing manuf, r. Philadelphia
House
Saunders C. R. Mrs., actress California Theatre, r.
2402 Mission
Saunders E., bellman Palace Hotel
Saunders Elias, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 621 Pine
Saunders Elizabeth (widow), r. 2i02 Mission
Saunders Frederick, teamster, r. 210M Clara
Saunders George A., sawyer Cal. Mills, r. 226 Third
Saunders George H., printer Alta California, r. 425
Kearny
Saunders Henry, cook, r. 17 Natoma
Saunders Honora J. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department
U. S. Mint, r. 313 Fourth
Saunders J. Douglass, r. 238 Taylor
Saunders John, capitalist, r. 234 Bush
Saunders John H., attorney at law, office 67 Nevada
Block
Saunders William, peddler, r. Coso House
Saunders. See Sanders
Sauret August, teacher music, r. 856 Mission
Sauret Julius, bookkeeper Wolff & Rheinhold, r. 120
Jones
Bausa Vicento, domestic 1423 Geary
Saussat Louis, tailor, 436 Jackson
Sauter C, barkeeper, r. 527 Birch Av
Sautler S. P., millwright, r. 519 Sacramento
Sautter Ernest F., operator American District Tele-
graph, 8;i3 Sutter, r. 708 Sutter
Sauvage Leon, laundryman, r. 1320 Stockton
Sauvain Anton, Swiss Benev. Soc.,5)s Kearny
Sauvaiii August, bookkeeper Ami Vignier, r. Oakland
Sauvaire August, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Sauvan A., r. 20 .Montgomery Av
Sauve John, teamster, r. 907 Folsom
Savage Edward, clerk F. W. Runge, r. 25054 Tehama
Savage Edward, driver, r. 508 )i Fell
Savage Elizabf^th E. (widow), r. Hubbard House
Savage Frederick, entry clerk S. F. News Co., r. .334
Fremont
Savage Frederick C, pressman Mrs. A. M. Slocnm, r.
334 Fremont
Savage George R., r. 224 Haight
Savage Henry, jeweler W. K. Vanderslice & Co.. r.
740 Sixteenth
havage Henry Jr., topographer Britton & Key, r. 740
Sixteenth
Savage Henry Mrs. (widow) , r. 7 Willow Av
Savage James, varnisher Heywood Brothers & Co., r.
22!) Minna
Savage Jeremiah, salesman, r. N s Alta PI. nr Kearny
Savage John, barber, 216 Third, r. 143 Third
Savage John, coachman John Bermingham, 611
Chestnnt
Savage John E., with Savage & Bon, r. 2410 Mission
Savage Lyttleton, engineer's assistant 8. F. Gas Light
Co.. r. 715 Howard
Savage Mary Miss, r. N s Alta PI, nr Kearny
Savage Matthew, fireman tug Monarch, Broadway
Wharf
Savage Michael, tailor, r. 229 Minna
BEAMISH'S Shirts liave no equal— in Price, Quality, or Fit
49
ANIDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
SAV
770
SBA
VI
SAVAGE BIIXIN6 CO. (Storey Co. Nev.) , Edward
B. Holmes secretary. ofSce 15 Nevada Block
Savage Mortimer, clerk Oriental Tea Co., r. 236^
Sixth
Savage Patrick, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Savage Patrick, peddler, r. 139 Minna
Savage Patrick H., gasfitter, r. 311 Shipley
Savage Richard (Savage & Son) r. 2410 Mission
Savage Richard H. (Savage i<c Son), r. Lick House
Savage Richard J., foreman Union Warehouse, r. 116
Alta PI
Savage Robert W., mining, r. 951 Harrison
Savage Silas, r. Coso House
Savage Thomas, clerk H. H. Bancroft, r. 228 Seventh
Savage Thomas, laborer, r. 538 Natoma
Savage Thomas, laborer, r. 1603 Mission
Savage William, blacksmith ITnion Iron Works, r. '21i
First
Savage William, canvasser, r. 434 Stevenson
Savage & Son (Richard and Richard H.), proptr.'S Em-
pire Foundry, 135-141 Fremont
Savanah Edward, horse trader, r. 3009 Mission
Savarios Gregorio, confectioner Vienna Model Bakery,
r. 6S Everett
Savary Edward, bookkeeper I. M. Wentworth Boot
and Shoe Co., r. 502 Sutter
Savarv. See Savory.
Save Louis, laborer, r. 911 Pacific
Saven Mattie, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. O. Kendall, r.
llfi Geary
Saveniers Jacques, musician Wetterman's Band, r.
229 Kearny
SAVIXGS AND LOAX SOCIETY (Bank), Sam-
uel Cowles president, Cyrus W. Carmany cashier,
IU9-621 Clay
SAVINGS AKD LOAN SOCIETY'S BTJILp-
ING, 619-621 Clay
Savisarc John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Savory Kate (widow), r. 10b Taylor
Savory R. H., pvoptr dining room Nucleus House. SE
cor Market am^ Third, r. 946 Harrison
Savory. See Savary
Sawal John, bookkeeper, r. 1307 Stockton
Sawers Charles G., office 406 Montgomery, r. 1422 Claiy
Sawin Ge.irge W., laborer, r. i;08 Broadway
Sawiu Janifs C, cabinetmaker Snyder & KeicLling, r.
756 Harrison
Sawtelle C. M., physii iau, and editor and proprietor
Saturday Local, office 2208 Mission, r.J20 Capp
Sawtelle David, salesman Herman Granz, r. 926 Har
Sawtelle Marcus P., r. 120 Capp
Sawtelle Mary P. Mrs., physician, office and r. 120
Capp
Sawyer A. Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Street Pri-
marv School, r. 2039 Howard
SAW'YER ALBERT F., physician, office and r.
302 Stockton
Sawyer A. E. (widow) , r. 34 Silver
Sawyer Carrie M. Mrs., materializing and test me.
dium, 216 Stockton
Sawyer Charles, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Sawyer Charles H., foreman Chinese department
Buckingham & Hecht, r. 429^ Oak
Sawyer Charles L., stockbroker, 638 Market, r. 127
Montgomery
Sawyer E. T>. (Sawyer & Ball) attorney at law, office
502 Montgomery, r. 819 Bush
SawyiT E. H., clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's Office, r.
418 Poet
Sawyer Ella C. Miss. r. 429 M Oak
Sawyer Ethan A., carpenter, r. 202 San Jose Av
Sawyer Frank H., Evening Bulletin editorial room s, r
1612 Bush
Sawyer Frederick, barber Herman Lewis, r. 410 Pa-
cific .
SAWYER FREDERICK A., presiding judge
Justice's Court, e)ffice SE cor Kearny and Wash-
ington, r. Pacific Club
Sawyer F. W., conductor Central R. R., r. Turk, bet
Web8t( T and Fillmore
Sawyer George, carpenter, r. 563 Howard, rear
Sawyer Ge<'rBe, inspector Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co., r. 10 H Howard Court
Sawyer George M., varnisher Heywood Brothers & Co.,
r. 8 8 Wolfe, nr California Av, Bernal Heights
Sawyer Herbert C, student, r. S s California Av, bet
Mission and Howard, Bernal Heights
Sawyer Ida E. (widow) , r. 2306 Mission
Sawyer Joseph, carriagetrimmer H. M. Black & Co.,
r. E 8 Devisadero, bet Grove and Fulton
Sawver Joseph, farmer, r. SE cor Gunnison Av and
Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Sawyer Joseph, water tender Pacific Mail S. S. China,
r. 935 Mission
Sawyer Leander, president City Cab and Transfer Co.,
office 180 Jessie, r. Oakland
Sawyer Lewis W., tinsmith, r. W s Howard, bet
Twentv-fourth and Twenty-fifth
SAWYER LOREXZO, Judge U. S. Circuit Court,
office 3-4 U. S. Court Building, r. 734 Sutter
SAAVYER LORENZO S. B., attorney at law,
clerk, and commissioner U. S. Circuit Court,
office 1 U. S. Court Building, r. 617 Hyde
Sawyer Louisa Mrs., seamstress, r. 110 Sixth
Sawyer Mary E. (widow), tobacco and cigars, 1513
Market
Sawyer Milton G.. chief registry clerk Posto-ffice, r.
116 Prospect PI
Sawyer Olivia (widow) , r. 2039 Howard
Sawyer Otis V., r. Q020 Pine
Sawyer Patrick, watchman, r. 424 Shotwell, rear
Sawver Robert G., bookkeeper Pope & Talbot, r. 317
Third
Sawyer Samuel T., contractor, r. 450 Minna
Sawyer Samuel T. Jr., compositor Evening Post, r.
4.50 Minna
Sawyer Simeon, r. Devisadero, btt Grove and Fulton
Sawyer Thomas, saloonkeeper Occidental Club Rooms,
860 Mission, r. 935 Mission
Sawyer Woodbiiry D., attorney at law, office 622 Clay,
and 625 Merchant, r. 413 Green
Sawyer W. E., stableman City Cab and Transfer Co.,
r. 174 Jessie
Sawyer & Ball (E. D. Sawyer and A. E. Ball) , attor-
neys at law, office 502 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
Saxe Charles. Riggers' Pro. Union, 246 Third
Saxe Peter, cattle dealer, r. Russ House
Saxe Rollin P.. r. 14 Turk
Saxe W. P., attorney at law, office 430 California, r.
824 Valencia
Saxon Gerard, glass stainer John Mallon, r. 631 M
Stevenson
Saxton Albert H., inspector and district officer Custom
House, office Hathaway's Wharf, r. 528 Bryant
Saxton David, picture dealer, room 18 Grand Opera
House
Saxton Dennis, pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 8J4
Stevenson
Saxton Warren, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Saxton William R., blacksmith David Kerr, r. 2615
Clay
Saxtorph .\xel L., teamster Higgins & Collins, r. 223
Harrison
Saxtorph Heury (Holm & Saxtorph), r. 869 Market
Sayer Edward B., seaman, r. 255 Beale
Sayer John, laborer, 135 Freelon
Sayer Leoi^old, tailor, r. 515 Sacramento
Sayers Garratt, laborer, r. 1416 Montgomery
Sayers John, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 9 Tehama
Sayers John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 212 Bdwy
Sayers John, steward Medovich & Co., r. 217 Stev
Sayers John R., bookkeeper Getz Bros. & Co., r. 1949
Geary
Sayeis Roger, butcher, r. Bruns' Hotel
Sayers William, salesman Henry C. Egerton, r. 108
McAllister
Sayers William F., attorney at law, office 214 Sansoiu,
r. E s Broderick, bet Clay and Washington
Sayles Calisto Miss, r. 440 Hayes
Sayles James, capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Savles Rufns E., printer, r. 440 Haves
Saylor Heury B,, conductor Clay St. Hill B. R., r. 1028
Pacific
Sayre A. L., r. The Baldwin
Sayre Alfred M.. clerk Seth P. Hall, r. 631 Post
SAYRE JOHN H., mining secretary, office 330
Pine, room 'M. r. Oakland
Sayres M. M., baby carriages and wringers, 416 Fulton
Saywell Fanny Miss, dressmaker, r. 830 Jackson
Saywell Harry, clerk Irvine & Le Breton, r. 911
Lombard
Saywell Thomas, gardener and ntirsery, 911 Lombard
Sazuela Romualdo, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Sazuetta Paolo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Sbarboro Andrea (Sbarboro & Costa), and secretary
West Oakland Mutual Loan Association, office 531
Washington, r. Oakland
BULLOCK Si .' OITES, 105 Montpcomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SBA
771
SCH
Sbarboro B., r. 900 Jackson
Sbarboro Glucomo, cartman, r. '2307 Mason
Sbarboro Sarah (widow) , r. Thirtieth Av, ur San Bruno
Road, South S. F.
Sbarboro k Costa (Andrea Sbarboro and Lorenzo
Costal, groceiles, wines, and provisions, 5ai Wash
Sbissa Giacouio. fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Sbragia Fred, fruits, 741 Vallejo
Scales , carrier Eveninji; Bulletin
Scales Amanda M. (widow), r. 2353 Howard
Scales Frank, horse clipper Humboldt Stables, r. 1209
Folsom
Scales Thomas, r. 321 Pacific
Scales William H., inspector Custom House, r. 2363
Howard
Scally Nlel J. (McCloskey & Co.), r. SW cor Folsom
and Folsom Av
Scalmauini Antonio, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r.
415 Jackson
Soalmanini Carlo, wholesale wines, 712 Front, r. 909 Ji
Filbert
Scalmanini Constant, porter A. E. Sabatle & Co., r.
909 J^ Filbert, rear
Scalmanini John, laborer Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 415
Jackson
Scammon H., capitalist, r. Lick House
Scammon Jefl'erson H.. carbuilder Sutter.St. R. R., r.
505 Seventh
Scammon Leland, compositor David Kerr, r. 505 Sev-
enth
Scandinavia Dairy, Jessen Bros, proptrs, Haywards,
.Alameda Co., office 10 Washington
SCAXDIXAVIAX HOME, Mrs. Charles Nelson
president, 10 Ridley
Scandinavian Home, Henry Brown proptr, 809-811 Bat
Scaudina^•iHU Home, Neilsen & Hansen proptrs, 428-
430 Drumm
SCANDIX.IVI.VN SOCIETY, rooms 71 New
Montgomery
Scanlan Cornelius, seaman, r. 60 Jessie
Scanlau Daniel, tailor, t. 140 !<> Shiijley
Scanlan James, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Scanlan James, maltster EmiJire Brewery, r. 2108 Pow
Scanlan James, moulder Steiger & Kerr, r. 102 Twenty-
fourth
Scanlan John, brewer Empire Brewery, 420 Chestnut
Scanlan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Mission and
Ridley
Scanlan John, shoemaker, 546 Fourth
Scanlau Mii-huel, bootfitter, r. 1240 Bush
Scanlau Michael, trunkmaker H. Behrendt it Co., r.
540 Fourth
Scanlan William, cook, r. 50t) Davis
Scanlan W. J., conductor Valencia St. R. R., r. 514
Valencia
Scanlon Catherine (widow) , r. 3 Jackson PI
Scanlon Maggie C, saleswoman Keane Bros., r. 1006
Bush
Scanlon Mary Ann (widow), r. 1006 Bush
Scanlon Matthew, driver City R. R., r. 1452 Minna
Scanlon Michael, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
140 Perry
Scanlon Patrick, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 1024 How
Scannell Charles A., millhand Haskell & Bode, r.
Thoroughfare Hotel
SCAXNEL.L. DAVID, chief engineer S. F. F. D.,
office Old City Hall, first floor, r. 410 Bush
Scannell James, longshoreman, r. 218 Riteh, rear
Scannell John .\., shoemaker, r. 1 Meachara PI
Scarborough John J., liquor saloon, 5 Broadway
Scarmala Carlo, cartman, r. 9 Gaveu
Scarpa J., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Scarry John, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Mission and Bartlett
Scath John, shoemaker 3 Franklin
Scatena Philip, waiter Thomas Dixon, r. 15 Stockton
Scatino Domenico, clerk Joaquin Galli, r. 1514 Dup
Scerl Frederick W., clerk Nicholas Stelner, r. 810 Fol
Sceva George, janitor Medical College of the Pacific,
r. 115 Haight
Schaab William, barkeeper Ernest Luesmann, r. 731
Union
Schaach Charles, blacksmith 3. F. Forge Co., r. 40
Washington Av
Schaach Frederick N., carpenter, r. 40 Washington Av
Schaadt Louisa (widow), r. 632 Seventeenth
Schaadt Peter, barteuder Woodward's Gardens, r. 632
. Seventeenth
Schaaf August E., compositor California Journal and
Sonntags-Gast, r. 1012 Montgomery
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Schaaf Henry, engineer, r. 1012 MontRomery
Schaaf Janie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 501 Broadway
Schaaf Werner, baker, r. 507 Broadway
Schaake Ferdinand, porter, r. 114 Dupout
Schaap Clmrles A., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
6 Burgoyne PI
Schaar Adolph, upholsterer J. A. Shaber & Oo., r. 1434
Howard, rear
Srhabeik Alojis, wireworker, 24 Pinckney PI
Schabeu M., r. Turk Street Hotel
Schaoh Ernest, carpenter, r. 318 Broadway
Schachliubber John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
N s Clipper, bet Dolores and Church
Schad Albert, candymaker David Hirschfeld, r. 645
Washington
Schad Paul T., salesman Ernest Eoger, r. 645 Wash-
ington
Schad Theresa (widow), r. 645 Washington
Schad William, jeweler Louis Miller Jr., r. 645 Wash-
ington
Schadde Edward, clerk Columbus Bartlett,
Minna
Schadde William, cooper, r. 645 Minna
Schadde William Jr., clerk Thomas Magee,
Minna
Schade August, boots and shoes, 331 Sixteenth
Schade Charles F., engraver Kohler & Ritter, r. 605
Post
Schade Gustav, wines and liquors, NW cor Mission
and Beale, r. dOH Loiilaa
Schade Richard, proptr North German House, NE cor
Eighth and Braunan
Schade Rudolph, cellar master Kohler & Frohling, r.
1749 Market
Schade Samuel, S. F. Verein, 219 Sutter
Scbaedler Herman, harness andsaddlery, 2002 Mission
Sohaefer Charles, cigarmaker Samuel Wyner, r. SE cor
Sixth and Bryant
Schaefer August, r. 725 Vallejo
Schaefer Charles (Fromm & Schaefer). r. 9G7 Howard
Schaefer Charles G., painter Josiah Moulton, r. 1814
Mason
Schaefer Charlotte Mrs., midwife, r. 7'29 Broadway
Schaefer George, baker William Weston, r. 218 O'Far-
rell
Schaefer Henry, assistant foreman A. Haas, r. NWcor
Bay and Buchauau
Schaefer Henry, dairy. Ocean House Boad, nr Moun-
tain Spring House
Sohaefer John, clerk Christian Kohlmoos, r. 218
Fourth
Schaefer. See Schafer and Shafer
Schaett'er Courad, gardener William Haker, r. 950
Bryant
Schaeffer David, tanner Christian Hellwig, r. Precita
Av, nr Mission
Schaeffer George, driver Jackson Brewery, r. 102
Eleventh
Schaeffer Mary (widow) , r. 1029 Post
Schaeffer Norman E., scalemaker, r. 151 Shipley
Schaer John, proptr San Bruno Hotel, W s San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-seventh
Schaerer Adolf, gardener German Hospital
Schaertzer John A. (F. Hagemann & Co.), r. 139 Rose
Av
Schafer Adam, clockmaker Hermann Wenzel, r. 238
Seventh
Shafer Bartel, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 109
Tehama
Schafer Bemhard, cook Graneist b Christian, r. 1407
Powell
Schafer C.& Co. (Rudolph Dannmeyer), costumera
Grand Opera House
Si-hafer Charles (C. Schafer Jc Oo.),r. Grand Opera
House
Schafer Charles, morocco manuf. Serpentine Av, bet
York and Hampshire
Schafer Fred, cooper L. Felvy, r. 411 Pacific
Schafer George, liquor saloon. 707 Mission
Schafer Henry, butcher Miller & Liix, r. cor First Av
and Kentucky
Schafer Henry, hairdresser, 10 Steuart
Schafer Herman H. (Schafer & Co.), r. New York
Schafer John, <arri:igemaker, r. 430 Shipley
Schafer John F. (Schafer & Co.),r. 33 Waller
Schafer Louis, varnisher Pacific Improvement Co.
Schafer Max, employee North Beach Brewery, r. NH
cor Powell and Chestnut
Schafer Philip, cabinetmaker Oalifomia Furniture
Manuf Co., r. 1721 Jessie
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SCHAFER & CO. (John F. Schafer and Herman
H. Schafer) , wholesale and retail clothing, 708-
710 Market, and 9-13 Geary
Schafer. See Schaefer and Shafer
Schaff Henry, lumberman, r. 160 Stenart
Schaflf Thomas, driver International Hotel
Schaflfer August, confectioner Louis Saroni & Co., r.
71:3 Vallejo
Bchaffer Charles, r, 806 Kearny
Schaflfer Conrad, liquor saloon, 1129 Mission
Schaffer David, r. 33 Filth
Schaflfer D. M., molder Centennial Mills, r. 1319
Kearny
Schaffer Frederick, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Schaffer Frederick, steward S. P. Collins & Co., r. 407
Turk
Schaffer Jacob, painter, r. 734 Vallejo, rear
Schaffer Julius, baker U. S. Restaurant, r. 643 Clay
Schaffer T., domestic 6 Columbia
Schaffer WilJiain, driver Owen Corcoran, r. W s Mis-
sion, opp St. I.lary's College
Scbafl'ers Conrad, r. 8 Zee, rear
Schaflield William, carpenter and builder, r. 7 Twen-
ty-second
Schaffner Charles, stationery, 442 Third
Schaffuer Frederick, wines and liquors, 22 Leidesdorlf,
r. 315 Lombard
Schafl'ner Frederick W., paperruler D. Hicks & Co., r.
315 Lombard
Schaffner Hermann, paperruler D. Hicks & Co., r. 15 J^
Grand Av
Schaffner Louisa, domestic The Baldwin
Schaffy John, expressman, r. King Street House
Schafle Herman, cook The Fountain, SE cor Kearny
and Sutter
Schake Henry, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Co.,r.
630 Brannan
Schalich Lucas, cabinetmaker r. N s Point Lobos Av,
bet Williamson and Boyce
Schalich Thomas, cabinetmaker George Fischer, r. Ss
Point Lobos Av, nr Parker Av
Schalicke Frederick W., r. 713 Minna
Schalitz Carl, coppersmith Sanders & Co., r. 1622 Lar-
kin
Schall R., r. 767 Howard
Schallehn August, boot and Khoemaker, 515 Bryant
Schammel Henry, proptr California Vinegar Works,
608 Lombard, r. 610 Tjombard
Schandel Adolph, bookkeeper S. F. Bulletin Co., r.
cor Montgomery and Filbert
Schandel John, expressman, r. 2 Hayward
Schanklin Antonie Miss, governess, r. 519 Van Ness
Av
Schanks William, waiter Palace Hotel
Schantz George A., musician Baldwin's Theater, r. 2
Sheppard Pi
Schauzer .Joseph, butcher Felix Uri, r. 1908 Market
Schapat Edward, molder Eagle Brass Works, r. 29 Min
Schardiu Joseph P. (Lang & Co.) , r. 210 Dupont
Scharetg Anton (Davidson & Scharetg) , r E s Pennsyl-
vania Av, nr Nevada
Scharetg George, teamster, r. W s Iowa, nr Sierra
Scharfenberg Adolph, tailor, 27 Stockton
Scharmann George, boots and shoes, 1320 Polk, r. 1510
Polk
Scharuinghausen Frederick, oyster and chophouse,
10-22 Market, r. 1220 Howard
Schaiuwsky Natalie Mrs., dress and cloakmaker, 321
Powell
Scharrtnberg Carl, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Schath Anthony, butcher, r. NE cor Twenty-second
and Dolores
Schath Henry, gilder Davis Brothers, r. 14 Second Av
Schath Mary (widow) , r. 14 Second Av
Schatz John, cigarmaker Chris Behnsen,r.4Gl Steven-
son
Schaub Benjamin, waiter Ahlborn House, 321 Dup
Schaub John, millhand S. F. Furniture Factory, r.
Berry, bet Third and Fourth
Schiiumleffel Conrad, blacksmith I. Bibeau, r. E 8
Dolores, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Sihaumk-ffel William, portrr A. Bergen, r. 1210 Clay
Bcbaupp Frederick, clerk Lange & Mehrtens, r. 1230
Mission
Schaupp Gottleb (Sdiaupp & Flier) , r. 27 Laskie
Schaupp Louise Miss, dressiuaker, r. 617 Natoma
Schaupp & Fli(r(Gottlob Schaupp and Gustav Flier),
painters, 7 Ninth
Schaveu Henry, real-estate agent, 720 Market, r. 139
Turk
Schawell George, seaman, r. Western House
Schayer Herman, r. 619 Montgomery Av
Scheefer , Mrs., dressmaker, r. 208 Hyde
Scheefer Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Snyder & Reich-
ling, r. 208 Hyde
Scheefer Henry, laborer, r. 442 Third
Scheel Henry, "expressman, NE cor Battery and Pine,
r. Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Scheel Robert R., shipping clerk Davis Brothers, r.
1624 West Mission
Scheele Hermann F., clerk John Browning, NW cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Schteline Moritz, bookkeeper, r. 1418 Taylor
Scheeline Myer, r. 1540 Ellis
Scheeline P. S., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Scheeline Simon (Roth & Co.) , r. 1911 Bush
Scheeline Simon C. (Roseubaum & Scheeline), r. 1911
Bush
Scheeline S. E., salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1418 Taylor
Scheer Henry, shoemaker, r. 802 Vallejo
Scheerer A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 12093^ Polk
Scheerer John, driver American Bakery, r , 119 Virginia
Scheerer Joseph, carpenter and builder, 510 Post, r.
512 Post
Scheerer Konrad, carpenter J. Scheerer, r. 512 Post
Scheffauer George, carpenter, r. 430 Geary
Scheffer Charles, artist Universal Copying Co., r. 1145
Mission
Scheffer Charles, engineer, r. 912 Scott
Scheffer Frederick (Lange & Scheffer), r. Oakland
Scheggia Charles, wines and liquors, 1138 Dupont,and
proptr Federal Hotel, 1205 Stockton
Scheggia Emile, clerk Charles Scheggia, r. 1205 Stock
Schehr John D., barber, r. 607 Minna
Schehr William, tailor, 510 Montgomery Av, r. 60©
Union
Scheibe William F., cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
311 Jessie
Scheibner Friedrich, furrier, r. SE cor Sutter and
Broderick
Scheideler Joseph, machinist Bay Sugar Refinery, r.
32 Rausch
Scheldt Jacob, foreman Sikes, Mayer & Lachman, r.
329 Ivy Av
Scheier Abraham, salesman P. Berwin & Brother, r.
464 Sixth
Scheier Gabriel, r. 404 Sixth
Scheiering George, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Scheih Isidore, r. 67 Shipley
Scheile Ferdinand, cigar manuf , 923 Sacramento
Scheile Fritz, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers & Co., r.
418 Green
Scheile Robert, cigarmaker Mayrisch Brothers & Co.,
r. 121 Prospect PI
Scheiner Catherine, bakery and confectionery, 203
Second
Scheiner George, musician, r. 203 Second
Scheithe Jacob, butcher, r. 1006 Pacific
Scheitz Henry, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r. 25
Antonio
Schi le Adam, shoemaker, r. 915 Saiisom
Schelin August, tailor, r. 2 Delia PI
Schell E. P., workman 0. S. Mint, r. 502 Sutter
SchcU Rudolph, salesman, r. 904 Greenwich
Schell Theodore (Woodworth, Schell & Co.), r. 1898
Broadway
Schellberg Peter, painter, r. Douglass, nr Seven-
teenth
Schellenberg Paul, upholsterer, r. 8)^ Moss
Schellenberger Andrew, tailor, 10 Stockton PI
Scheller, Harlow & Ritchie (Robert E. Scheller, Frank
A. Harlow, and Charles H. R. Ritchie) , fence sign
painters and advertising agents, 116 Jackson
Scheller Henry, engraver, r. Ill Valparaiso
Scheller Robert E. (Scheller, Harlow & Ritchie) , r. 116
Jackson
Schelliug Max,, harneesmaker, 838 Howard, r. 422 Te-
hama
Schembs Philip, bakery, 237 Fourth
Schemel Herman, artist, r. Ahlborn House
Schemit John, r. 5 Quincy P)
Schemmel Edward, bookkeeper, r. 870 Mission
Schenbarger Christopher, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Schenck A. W., capitalist, ofiSce f>% Kearny, room 1,
r. Commercial Hotel
Schenck Caspar, i)aymaster U. S. Navy, r. 437 Eddy
BULLOCK (S; JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Schenck C. W., painter, r. 715 Howard
Schenck Georgo R., bookkocper, r. 5'29 Clay
Sohenck Cieorge W., piiintor, r. 40 Austin
Schenck Hattie, cbaiuboriuHiil Palace Hotel
Schenck Joseph, r. Park Hotel
Schenck William, barkeeper Henry Heckmann, r. 26
Turk
Schenck William H., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 19 Te-
hama
Schetick William H. H., clerk Marcus 0. Hawley &
Co., r. 15 Kincon PI
Schenck William T. Y., salesman Berry & Place, r.
Grand Hutel
Schenck. See Schenk
Schendler William, with John S. Bowman & Co., r.
cor Eighth and Harrison
Schenk Albert, clerk Hausmann Bros., r. 7 Reed PI
Schenk Charles, tailor, r. 7 Reed PI
Schenk Christian (Hoffman & Schenk). r. Oakland
Schenk Conrad, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Schenk Edward, porter C. H. Meyer & Bros, r. 534
Tehuma
Schenk Philip, confectioner, r. 8 Oak
Schenk Robert, jeweler, r. 7 Reed PI
Schenkel Andrew, cooper, r. 122 Twenty-tifth
Scheukel Julius, butcher Peter Schenkel, r. Fifth Av,
nr L, South S. F.
Schenkel Peter, wholesale i)ork butcher, Fifth Av,bet
K and L, South S. F., r. 7:12 Harrison
Schenkle Henry, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. 9 Bryant Av
Schenks Peter, horseshoer D. E. Carl
Schenone Giuseppe, vegetables, 63 Colombo Market
SCHEPEK ANDKEAS, groceries and liquors,
NW cor Pino and Brodericli
Scheper Carsten, groceries, SW c'or Fifteenth and
Cai^ji
SCHEPER JOHN H., groceries and liquors, NE
cor Clay and Larkiu
Scheper Martin, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Clip-
per, ur Twenty-ninth
Scheper John H., liquor saloon, NE cor Beale and
Bryant
Scheppler William, jeweler, 24 Post, r. 14 Lewis
Schereman Frederick, molder, r. Philadelphia House
Scherer Jacob, cook, r. 21 Louisa
Scherer Joseph, r. 512 Post
Scherer Samuel, boilermaker, r. 39 Fifth Av, rear
Scherer. See Shercr
Scherf H., storekeeper The Fountain, SE cor Kearny
and Sutter
] Scherf Henry, carxjenter Jacob Klein, r. 1057 Market
I Scherf Henry, stevedore A. C. Freese
Scherf Peter, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Scherk Matilda Mrs., r. 503 Sutter
Schermeier Frederick, locksmith, 737 Mission
Scherustein Charles, musician Tivoli Garden, 400
Sutter
Schernstein F. Mrs., musician Tivoli Garden, 400
Sutter
SCHERR, BACH «Sj I.VX (Ferdinand Scherr.
Charle.s Bach and Frank A. Lux) , importers and
jobbers hops, corks, brewers' materials, 511 Sac-
ramento, and proptrs Pioneer and Union Malt
Houses
Bcherr Ferdinand (Scherr. Bach & Lux) , r. 822 Cali-
fornia
Scherrebeck Thomas J., carpenter, r. 5'23 Guerrero
Scherri r Ignatius, brewer, r. 718 Greenwich
Scherrer Joseph, waiter, r. 718 Greenwich
Scherrer Laurent, baker, r. 9 Polk Lane
Schessel Otto, barkeeper, r. 248 Tehama, rear
Schetiler Henry, shoemaker, r. 916 Jackson
Schetzel Adolph, butcher L. >S: J. Hertz, r. Turk Street
Hotel
Schetzel Max P. agent Mahlmanu's Wheat Beer, depot
603 California, r. NW cor Pine and St. :\Iary
Scheu Charles, capitalis-t, r. San Miguel Station
Scheu Henry P., seaman scow Fanuie, Beale St. Wharf
Scheubner William, nurse German lIo8i)ital
Schei inert Emile, barber Alexander Fischer, r. 925
Montgomery
Scheurer Chribtinn, merchant tailnr, 147 Fourth
Scheuring George, tailor, 6J8 Merchant, r. 1817 Pow
Schibig Alary, domestic 1218 Leavenworth
Schick John H., glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. Stanford Hotel
Schie Harriet Miss, saleswoman, r. 524 Jessie
Scbiebel George, carpenter and builder, r. 710 Green
Schiebel Mary (widow) , r. N 8 Dunn Alley, bet Broad-
way and Vullejo
Schieck Suphia. domestic, 2116 Mason
Schlefer Jacob F.. traveling agent, r. 720 Leav
Schiefer Peter, jobber, r. 777 Market, rear
Schieflfer Charles H., cutter August Schumacher, p.
Oakland
Schiele Charles M., waiter Westerfeld & Page, r. Ill
Shipley
Schierholz August H., draiightsman Bisdon I. and
L. Works, r. 1235 Hyde
Schicrloh Henry, malster Albany Brewery, r. 74 Ev-
erett
Schievelbeln August, with Oscar Cramer, r. 27 Turk
SchilTmann Gustave, painter, r. 566 Linden
Schill Claus, bedmaker Henry Pauson, r. 528 Pacific
Schiller Albert, barkeeper W. A. Scollay. r. 15'22 Stock
Schiller Auguste, seaman, r. 1505 Dupont
Schiller Charles, captain schr Nellie Rich, r. 2116
Powell
Schiller Charles F., office 516 Kearny
Schiller Francis, coojier Rudolph Armstrong, r. 26
Bannam PI
Schiller Frederick, carpenter, r. N s Eighteenth, bet
Castro and Sherman
Schiller, Handel & Co. (Rosalie Schiller and Isador
Handel) , produce, 90-91 California Market
Schiller Henry, engraver U.W. Edwards & Co., r. Ill
Valparaiso
Schiller Henry, junkdealer. r. 116 Ivy Av
Schiller Henry M., bellman Brunswick House
Schiller Josei>h, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 26
Bannam PI
Schiller Rosalie Mrs. (Schiller. Handel & Co.), r. 836
Mission
Schilling Adam, machinist Globe Iron Works, r.
Eighteenth, nr Douglas
Schilling Augubt(Folger, Schilling& Co.) , r. 517 Web-
ster
Schilling Charles (S. F. Laundry Asan), r. 1427
Steiner
Schilling Charles, carpenter, r. E s San Bruno Boad,
ur Twenty-ninth
Schilling Claus (G. Groezinger), r. 1820 Po.st
Schilling Diedrich, clerk Henry Balzer & Co., r. 632
Broadway
Schilling George W., musician, r. 1047 Howard
Schilling William, liquor saloon, SE cor Front and
Pine • *
Schilling. See Shilling
Schim F , salesman, r. Hackmrier's Hotel
Schimmelpfennig Charles, cigarmaker John H. Bow-
man & Co., r. 3U8 Sixth
Schimmelpfennig Edwin, cigarmaker, r. 308 Sixth
Schimmelpfennig G. A. E., cigarmaker Sanderson &
Horn, r. 308 Sixth
Schimmelpfennig George, cook Germania House, r.
25 Morton
Si;himmelpfennig John, upholsterer J. A. Shaber &
Co.. r. 25 Morton
Schimp John W., r. 1107 Mason
Schimpf Annie E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1011 Powell
Schimpf Jacob, laborer, r. 728 Broadway, rear
Schimpf Lena Mrs., branch bakery, 1011 Powell
Schimpf Mary E. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1011 Powell
Schindler Adam C, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger &
Son. r. 637 Minna
Schindler Albert, fringemaker David Schindler, r.
1413 Sacramento
SCHIXD1.ER UAVID, manuf fringes, 208 Sutter,
r. 1413 Sacramento
Schindler Henry, r. 447 Minna
Schindler Henry B.. compositor William P. Harrison,
r. 1413 Sacramento
Schindler James, stockdealcr, r. 515 Sacramento
Schindler Joseph, barkeeper S. Schlewick, r. 325 San-
some
Schindler Kate Miss, r. 447 Minna
Schindler Thomas J., fringemaker David Schindler,
r. 1413 Sacramento
Schindler William J. L., butcher, r. 913 Capp
Schindler William R. F., clerk purchasing depot
Commissary of Subsistence U. S. A., Ill Stockton^
r. 2014 Pierce
Schink John, boot and shoemaker, 617 Pacific, r. Chi-
cago Hotel
Schinkel Otto, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bryant
and Downey
Schinkelberger P. W., r. 2020 Van Ness Av
Suhinsel August, groceries, 1717 Stockton
BEAMISH has always 6n hand every variety of Underwear.
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Schintz Emma, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
25 Anthony
Bchintz Henry, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bro8.& Co.,r. 25
Anthony
Bchintz Henry H., cutler J. H. Schintz, r. 1520 Dup
SCHINTZ JACOB H., cutler and corkscrew
manuf, 10 Stevenson, r. 1520 Dupont
Bchirmer August, clerk John Lehmus, r. SW cor
Grove and Webster
Bchirmer Emile, clerk Padey Martin, and secretary
Pac. Cement Co., and contractor street work.
office 542 California, r. 114 Ellis
Bchirmer Peter, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 1025
York
Schlaberg Brothers (Frank and Charles) , cigar manuf s,
311 Pine, room 4
Schlaberg Charles (Schlaberg Brothers) , r. 2235 How
Schlaberg Frank (Schlaberg Brothers) , r. 2235 How
Schlaet Ernest Augustus, clerk G. Groezinger. r. 514^
Geary
Schlageter Charles, teamster H. T. Holmes & Co.
Schlageter Joseph, butcher P. H. Newman, r. 520 East
Schlam Berthold, salesman George W. Halman, r.
1407 Polk
Schlam Caesar, cutter clothing and equipage depart-
ment U. S. A., r. 166 Clara
Schlam Charles A., merchant, r. 1433 Pine
Schlam Charlotte (widow), r. 166 Clara
Schlam Hattie L. Miss, teacher music, r. 1433 Pine
Schlam M. L. Mrs., manuf lace goods, 1433 Pine
Schlam Oscar, clerk Kohler & Chase, r. 1433 Pine
Schlechtweg Charles, groceries and liquors, 1721
Howard
Schleef John H., groceries and liquors, 815 Jackson
Schletrel Edward, engraver on glass, 106 Dupont,
room 6
Schl 'icher August F., clerk John Pforr, r. 820 Geary
Schleicher Jacob, capitalist, r. 820 Geary
Schleicher TVilliam, clerk Colman Bros., r. 622 Green
Schleiden Joseph F. (Schleiden & Scholl) , r. 214 Pow
SCHL.EIDEX & SCHOLIi (Joseph F. Schleiden
and Frank Vf. F. Scrholl), ship and Custom House
brokers, commission agents, and agents Mexican,
Central and South American Line Packets, 418
Battery
Schlenker Jacob, machinist Elias H. Thompson, r. 516
Pacific
Schlesiuger A., r. Brunswick House
Schlesinger Dora (widow), r. 614}^ Post
Schlesinger Louis G. (Reche & Co.) , r.NW cor Filbert
and Powell
Schlesinger John, r. Brunswick House
Schlesinger May (wid<iw) , r. 413 Larkin
Schlesselmjmn Adolph, photographer, 1025 Larkin
Schlessemann Henry, clerk Wannenmaeher & Kronen-
berg, r. NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Schlesselmann John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Turk and Fillmore
Schlewick Simon, liquor saloon, 325 Sansom, r. 124
Page
Schley Daniel, brickmason, r. NW cor Aztec and Coso
Av, Bernal Heights
Schlev Elizabeth Mrs. (Jerabek & Schley), r. 137
Sixth
Schlicht Nicholas, bookbinder William B. Cooke &
Co., r. 7;<. Dikeman PI
Schlichter Philip, dry and fancy goods. 52-54 Fourth,
r. 1757 Howard
Schlichting August, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Bchlichting Henry F., groceries and liquors, 449
Fifth, r. 776 Bryant
Bchlieker Henry, teamster, r. 319 Green
Schlieman Frederick, baker Richard Albrecht, r. 109
Taylor
Bchlieman John, porter Henry Simon, r. Atlantic
Hotel
Bchlingheyde Bernard A., dry goods, 121 Post, r. 1612
California
Schlingting rhristina (widow), r. 836 Harrison
Bcblink Thomas, foreman Bryden & Hinckley, r. 27
Clementina
Bchlinke O. (widow), r. 720 Capp
Schlissmnn Henry, r. 1053 'i Tyler
Bchlitte Clementine Miss, teacher music, r. cor New
Park Road and Parkhill Av
Bchlitter Alexander, r. 1513 Stockton, rear
Bchlobohm Albert, baker, r. Relay House
Bchlopke Heinrich, master mariner, r. 18 Frederick
Bchloh Frederick, barkeeper Charles Chandler, r. 572
Fulton
Schloh Louis, clerk Frederick Carsten, r. 2056 Mission
Schloss Alexander, musician, r. 509 Brannan
Schloss Benjamin, commercial traveller, r. 708J4
Fulton
Schloss Benjamin, groceries, 1332 Bush, r. 1421 AVash
Schloss Edward, clerk Benjamin Schloss, r. 1421 Wash
Schloss Minnie Miss, r. 708 J« Fulton
Schloss S., clerk Benjamin Schloss. r. 1421 Wash
Schloss Solomon (Schloss & Selleck),r. llol Folsom
Schloss & Selleck (Solomon Schloss and Jacob Sel-
leck), dry and fancy goods, 234 Sixth
Schloss. See Sloss
Schlossman Jacob, necktie stand, 407 Montgomery, r.
545 Mission
Schlothan William, milk ranch, W b Minnesota, nr
Sierra
Schlott Ernest, musician California Theatre, r. 428
Chestnut
Schlueter Edward (Schlueter & Volberg) r. 2446 How-
ard
Schlueter John J., cabinetmaker, r. 23 Twenty-second
SCHIiUETER <& VOIiBERG (Edward Schlueter
and Charles Volberg) , carpets and oil-cloths, 709
Marliet
Schlueter. See Schluter
Schlukat G., seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Schluss Carl, bookkeeper F. Korbel & Bros., r. 1430
Tyler
Schluter Charles Henry, groceries and liquors, 744
Fourth
Schluter Dietrich, liqiior saloon, 508 Davis
Schluter J. J., r. 48 Clementina
Schluter John, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 23
Twenty-second
Schluter John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor Sec-
ond and Howard, r. 69 Minna
Schmaarcke W., r, Hackmeier's Hotel
Schmadeke Henry, r. 2219 Mason
Schmadeke Richard, boilermaker Soiithern Pac. R. R.,
r. 2017 Howard
Schmalholz Theodore, salesman William Hoelscher &
Co., r. 434 Seventh
Schmaling Charles, r. 1121 Broadway
Schmalz William, pawnbroker, 625 Kearny, r. 915
Tyler
Schmalzlen George, liquor saloon, 121 Fourth
Schmann Charles, r. 738 Market
Schmarye August, tanner Anton Krieg, r. E s San Bru-
no Road, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Schmechel William, tailor, 639 Mission
Schmedes Ferdinand, teamster, r. 366 Natoma
Schmedike Ernst, hostler Hayes Valley Brewery, r.
514 Grove
Schmeling Herman, carpenter, r. 9 Pacific
Schmelzkopf Emil, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 1516
Franklin
Schmid Victor, butcher John C.Moritz, r. 535 Green-
wich
Schmideke Mary, domestic NW cor Clipper and Cas-
tro
Schmidl Anton, shoemaker, 803 Jackson, r. 113 Vir-
ginia
Schmidlin F., machinist, r. 814 Montgomery
Schmidt (widow), r. Ill Park Av
Schmidt Adolph H. R., teller German Savings and
Loan Soc, r. 1406 Jackson
Schmidt Adolph J. S., liquor saloon, NE cor Berry
and Fifth
Schmidt Albert, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Clip-
per, near Twenty-ninth
Schmidt Annie (widow) , r. 2 Bannam PI
Schmidt Anthony, butcher Gabriel Dastugue, r. 417
Union
Schmidt August, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Schmidt August, laborer, r. 275 Minna
Schmidt Benjamin, musician, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt Bernard, waiter, r. 907 Folsom
Schmidt Carl, fireman Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 516
Ninth
Schmidt Charles, r. 27 O'FarreU
Schmidt Charles (Schmidt & Butler), r. 124 Eddy
Schniidt Charles, boatman, r. 1610 Mason
Schmidt Charles, cigarmaker H. Plagemann & Co., r.
636 Commercial
Schmidt Charles, clerk Herrmann & Co*, r. Lombard
PI, nr Stockton
Schmidt Charles, confectioner Schroth & Westerfeld,
r. 228 Kearny
Schmidt Charles, jewelry boxmaker August H. Loch-
baum, r. 78 Clementina
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Schmidt Charles, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and
Merchant, r. 4'2 54 Clementina
8chnii(lt Charles, malster Hermann Zwieg, r. 128 Park
Av
Schmidt Charles, waiter Fred W. Kamps, r. 21 Davis
Schmidt Charles F. Mrs. (widowl . r. i Vallejo PI
Schmidt Charles P. (Henry W. Schmidt & Brother), r.
G:U Sacr.Tiiiento
Schmidt Christian, butcher, r. 7 Delgado PI
8(^hmidt Christian, Kroci-ries and liquors, NW cor
Seventh and Mission
Schmidt Christian H., clerk Russ House, r. 118 Wildey
Schmidt Cliftord, musician, r. 707 Post
Schmidt Couradt , r. 421 V. O'Farrell
Schmidt E. Mrs., r. 711 O'Farrell, rear
Schmidt Edward, porter J. Everdiug & Co., r. 48 Clay
SCHMIDT EDAVARD O., physician, office 652
Market, r. 722 Folsom
Schmidt Elizibeth (widow), dressmaker, 708 Howard
&'hmidt Emma, domestic n^y McAllister
Schmidt Ernest K., musician, r. 1304 Kearny
Schmidt F.,r. 19 Harlem PI ,
Schmidt F. E. (Schmidt & Nyhuis) , r. 7 Qulncy PI
Schmidt Frank, r. 1302 Powell
Schmidt Frank G. (Schmidt, May & Co.), r. 414 Fran-
cisco I
Schmidt Frederick, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt Frederick, iimsician, r. 1009 Leavenworth I
Schmidt Frederick, seaman, r. 119 Jackson |
Schmidt Frederick, steward, r. IIOJ Montgomery
Schmidt Frederick W., cabinetmaker, r. 70ij Bush
Schmidt G., compositor California Demokrat
Schmidt GeorRe, I'ruitstand, SW cor Pine and Battery.
r. 625 Pacific
Schmidt George, longshoreman, r. 60 Third
Schmidt George, porter D. N. & E. Walter & Co., r.
East Oakland
Schmidt George H., cigars and tobacco, 1317 Stockton
Schmidt Gregou, r. 519 Greenwich j
Schmidt Gustave, dentist, 1747 Mission i
Schmidt Gustavus F., machinist Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 275 Minna \
Schmidt H. C, r. 713 Broadway
Schmidt H. D. W., draughtsman Kenitzer & Kaun, r.
425 Ellis ]
Schmidt Henry (Schmidt & Co.) , r. 1115 Broadway
Schmidt Henry, boots and shoes, 14025^ Powell
Schmidt Henry, carpenter, r. 1010 Montgomery i
Sihiiiidt Henry, market, 1827 Union, r. 2814 Laguna i
Schmidt Heurj', musician, r. Io04 Kearny I
S<hmidt Henry, oysterman A. Albers, r. 3 Lewis '
Schmidt Henry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Schmidt Henry, tibacconist, NE cor Washington and j
KeaiTv, r. Oakland
Schmidt Henry W. (Henry W. Schmidt & Bro.), r. 511
Greenwich
Schmidt Henry W. & Bro. (Charles P.), apothecaries,
SE cor Kearny and Sacramento
Schmidt Herman, coachman, r. 835 Post ^
Si-limidt Herman, seaman, r. 2G2 Jessie, rear
Schmidt Hubert, liquor saloon, 1228 L>npont
Schmidt Hubert, musician, r. .520 Union j
Schmidt Ignatz (Schmidt & Fretz), r. 003 Steiner |
Schmidt Jacob, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 14)^ j
Laugton (
Schmidt John, r. 218 Francisco
Schmidt John, r. 128 Park Av 1
S hmidt John, liquors, SE cor Greenwich and Steiner
Sclimidt John, tailor, r. 4 Telegraph PI
Schmidt John, tiilor, r. 704 Broadway |
Schmidt John, waiter The Baldwin, r. 23 Ellis I
Schmidt John A., real estate, r. 425 Ellis I
Schmidt John C, cigars and tobacco, 427 East, r. Oak- !
land
Schmidt JohnF., cigars and tobacco, 206 Bush, r. 822 I
Green ^ |
Schmidt John L., cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. j
422 Grove
Schmidt John M., musician, r. 911 Jackson
Schmidt Joseph, r. 613 Bush i
Schmidt Joseph, band master, office .535 California,
room 7,r. Alameda ]
Schmidt Joseph, malster Union Malt House, r. 25 Ne-
vada I
Schmidt L., r. 4Scheerer PI
Schmidt L. Miss, dressmaker, r. 2 Central PI |
Schmidt Louis, cutler Will & Finck, r. 12 Sumner ;
Schmidt Louis, porter Olympic Lodging House, r. •
San L»andro '
Schmidt Louis, musician, r. 707 Post
S-hmidt Louis Jr., teacher music, r. 707 Post
Schmidt Louis Mrs., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Schmidt M., ballet-master, r. 155 New Mcmtgomery
SCHMIDT M. <fc CO., lithographers and zinco-
graphers, 412 Commercial, and 411 Clay
Schmidt Marion Miss, seamstress, r. 2 Central PI
Sclmiidt Mary, domestic 817 Mason
Sihmidt Mary Mrs., r. 1747 Mission
Schmidt Mary A. Mrs., midwife, r. 2 Central PI
Schmidt Max (M. Schmidt & Co.), r. 2014 Sacramento
Schmidt Oscar, confectioner, r. 737 *« Green
Schmidt Paul, carpenter Cook & Troimson, r. 2 Cen-
tral PI
Schmidt Peter, brewer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 127
Tehama
SchmUlt Peter, carpenter, r. 123 Fourth
Schmidt Peter, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 132
Clara
SCHMIDT PETER R., architect, 103 Post, r. NW
• cor Tyler aii<l Broderick
Schmidt Philip (Bauer & Schmidt), r. Ss Greenwich,
bet Lyon and Baker
Schmidt Philip, baker, r. 0(19 Jackson
Schmidt Richard, engraver M. Schmidt & Co., r. 2614
Sacramento
Schmidt Robert, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Schmidt Rudolph, bookkeeper S. Lachman k Co., r.
1920 Stevenson
Schmidt Sojjliia (widow), r. 1406 Jackson
Schmidt T., cabinetmaker, r. 724 Mission
Schmidt Theodore A., lithograiJhic engraver Britton
& Rey, r. Oakland
Schmidt Valentine, clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 1926
Biish
Schmidt Walter, r. 341 Bryant
Schmidt William, baker Russ House
Schmidt William, clerk Frederick Estrada, r. 827
Greenwich
Schmidt William, drayman Peck & Co.,
SCHMIDT WIL.I.IABI, president S. F. St )ck Brew-
ery, office SE cor Powell & Francisco, r. 500 Bran
Schmidt William, tailor, r. Post Street House
Schmidt William, watchiVian Judson & Sbepard, r.
Fifteenth, bet Valencia and Guerrero
SCHMIDT <& BUTLER (Charles Schmidt and
Charles G. Butler), proptrs St. Ann's Rest, NW
cor Powtll and Eddy
Schmidt & Co. (Henry Schmidt and John I. Dugart),
but -hers NW cor Leavenworth and Broadway
Schn^idt *: Fn-tz (Ignatz Schmidt and Franz U. Fretz),
pickle manufs, 119 Commercial
Schmidt & Nyhuis (F. E. Schmidt and H. Nyhuis) ,
liquor saloon, 921 Kearny
Schmidt. See Schmitt, Schmitz and Smith
Schmieden Henry, office, with F. Habernicht, SE cor
Battery and Hallei'k, r. 950 Bryant
Schmieden R., r. 435 Broadway
Schmirmund Conrad, cook Charles Kopp, r. 121 Sev-
enth
Schmirmund Frederick, carpenter, r. 5 Sonora PI
Schmit Charles, seaman schr Pauline Collins, Beale
St. Wharf
Schmit .Manwell, driver Henry Schwerin, County line,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Schmits William, manuf candies, 323 Broadway
Schmitt August, salesman S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. 417 Broadway
Schmitt Blaise L., insurance broker, office 6 Mer-
chant's Exchange, r. 1003 Post
Schuntt Charles A. (J. L. Sclimitt & Co.), r. 802 Ellis
Schmitt Edward A., with J. L. Schmitt & Co., r. 1003
Post
Schmitt Emile, tinsmith Charles Brown, r. 551 Minna,
rear
Schmitt Frank, cellarman G. Groezinger
Schmitt Francis A., hairdressing saloon, 403 Dupont,
r. 4.33 Union
Schmitt George, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Schmitt Gcoige (])aiss& Schiidtt), r. 417 Sutter
Schmitt George, furnished rooms, IHM Sacramento
SCHMITT GEUHGE, winesand liquors, 920 Mar-
ket, r. 108 Turk
Schmitt H., Tailois' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Schmitt Henry, stockbroker, office 440 California, r.
Occidental Hotel
Schinitt J., cook Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Schmitt Jacob, oyster dealer, r. 28 Fair Oaks
Sclimitt John, plumber Conrad Hildenbrand. r. Kap-
peler Court
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Schmitt John G., bootmaker, 215 Montgomery Av, r.
417 Mason
Schmitt Joseph L. (J. L. Schmitt & Co.) , r. 609 Eddy
Schmitt J. L. & Co. (Charles A. and Maurice Schmitt) .
stockbrokers, office 6 Merchant's Exchange
Schmitt Mary E., ornamental hairwork, 417 Sutter
Schmitt Maurice (J. L. Schmitt & Co.), r. 1.501 Gough
Schmitt William, bootmaker Charles Dietle, r. 317
Bush
Schmitt. See Schmidt, and Smith
Schmitz Alvin F., diaughtsman Union Iron Works, r.
21 Bernard
Schmitz Christopher, musician, r. 118 Ninth
Schmitz F., r. (115 Hyde
Schmitz Frank, carver J. B. Luch-singer & Son. r. 715
Stevenson
Schmitz Franz, r. Park Hotel
Schmitz Ignatz, molder Hope Iron Works, r. W s
Minnesota, bet Maiiposa and Solano
Schmitz John 1)., coremaker ^tna Ironworks, r. 4
Gaven
Schmitz Joseph L., music teacher, r. 21 Bernard
Schmitz William, blaclmmith, r. SW cor Minnesota
and Butte
Schmitzer H., ambulance driver City and County
Hospital
Schmokk Emil, decorator Frank G. Edvyards, r. 7
Glover
SchmoU Albert, pantryman Meyer & Muehe, r. 424
Sansom
Schmoll Henry, tailor, r. ."503 Greenwich
Schmolz Adolph, assayer Thomas Price, r. NE cor
Union and Taylor
SCHMOLZ WIIiLiIAM, mathematical instrument-
maker, 420 Montgomery, r. 809 Octavia
Schmabel Clemens, dressmaker, 109 3^ Ellis
Schmiicker Andrew, r. 324 Seventh
Schnaittacher Charles J., bookkeeper Max Mor-
genthau, r. 2007 Howard
Schnauer Charles, captain schr Ida Schnauer, office
13 Steuart, r. Alameda
Schnebly Henry R., sergeant U.S. Marine Corps, r.
5U4 Wa.shington
Schuee Warner, longshoreman, r. 314 First
Schiieega^^s Adolph, ivoryturner J. D. Barr & Co., r.
944 Mission
Schueegass Frederick, clerk, r. 944 Mission
Schneible M., farmer, r. Huckmeier's Hotel
Schnei<l Anton, muster mariner, r. Howard, bet Steu-
art and Spe r
Schneider Adolph (Somaly & Schneider) , r. 624 Cal
Schneider Adolphe, upholsterer, r. 009 Bush
Schneider Alois, gunsmith, r. 24 Erie
Schneider Andrew (Muller & Schneider) , r. 110 Polk
Schneider Benjamin, liquor saloon, SE cor Clay and
Montgomery, r. 10 Cadell Alley
Schneider Camillo J., machiuehand Cal. Cracker Co.,
r. 728 Union
Schneider Carl, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,r.
430 Union
Schneider Carl G., shoemaker, r. 424 Vallejo, rear
Schneider Charles, cutler M. Price, r. 538 Jessie
Schneider Christina Mrs., midwife, r. 430 Union
Schneider Conrad, millhaud S. F, Furniture Factory,
r. cor Greenwich and Montgomery
Schneider Edward, carpenter, r. 120 Silver
Schneider Edward W., bookkeeper, r. 505 O'Farrell
Schneider Emma Mrs.,cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn,
I. 538 Jessie
Schneider Ernest, carpenter, r. Ws Sansom, nr Union
Schneider Ernest, clerk, r. 1111 Montgomery
Schneider Fr ink, clerk, r. 6.37 Second
Schneider Frank, pmplr Presidio Brewery, 1526 Pa-
cific Av, r. 1524 Pacific Av
Schneider Frederick G., hardware and locksmith, 512
Hayes
Schneider G. C, embalmer Massey & Yung, r. 1065
Howard
Scbui ider George, gardener, r. E b Ferrie, nr Point
Lobos Av
Schneider George, liquor saloon, 1134 Dupont, r. 637
Broadway
Schneider Gustav H., butcher, r. 616 Seventh
Schneider H., r. 13 Hubbard
Schneider Henry, barber G. A. Cassio, r. 430 Union
Schneider Henry, liquor saloon, SE cor Kearny and
Pine, r. 808 Union
Schneider Henry, seaman, r. NE corBeale and Bryant
Schneider Hortcnso Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1023 Larkin
Schneider Jacob, r. 5 Washington
Schneider Jacob, bakery, 115 Oak
Schneider Jacob, barber, r. Twenty-ninth, nr Noe
Schneider Jacob, waiter, r. 219 Sutter
Schneider J. N., r. 1314 Polk
Schneider Johanna Miss, saleslady B. Schonwaeser &
Co., r. 303 O'Farrell
Schneider John (G. Monnler & Co.), r. 1023 Larkin
Schneider John, fruit and candy, 1705 Polk
Schneider John, upholsterer West Coast Furniture
Co., r. Golden Gate Hotel
Schneider John Joseph, fresco painter, r. 728 Union
Schneider John M., r. 125 Nineteenth
Schneider John W., waiter, r. 27 Clara
Schneider Lizzie (widow) , lodgings, 220 Stevenson
Schneider Loui.«, butcher H. Schmidt, r. 2814 Laguna
Schneider Louis, tailor, 211 Tehama
Schneider M., nurse, r. 18 Geary
Schneider Martin, cutter Standard Shirt Factory, r.
216 Hickory Av
Schneider Martin, steward German Hospital
Schneider Nicholas (Detels & Schneider), r. 109 Rid-
ley
Schneider Philip J., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
708 Howard
Schneider R., butcher, 45 Grand Arcade Market, r. 616
Seventh
Schneider William, barber Julius Streib,r. 808 Union
Schneider William, shoemaker Emanuel Kommer, r.
Montgomery Av. nr Vallejo
Schneider William H., guns, pistols, trusses, dental
goods, and oistical instruments, 28 Geary
Schneily Joseph (Joseph Galli c^i Co.), r. Oakland
Schuell" Frederick, hairdresser, 302 Folsom, r. Central
Pacific Hotel
Schneller Christian, cook, r. 272 Jessie
Schneller Lena Miss, ladies' hair and hairdressing,
411 Suiter, r. 322 3ii O'Farrell
Schnetter Paul, machinist S. F. Cordage Co., r. 243
Second
Schnetz Christine (widow), r. 307 Green
Schnetz Joseph, brewer, r. 535 Seventh
Schnetzler Louis, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Co., r.
335 Sixth
Schnibbe Christopher, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Mission and Thirteenth
Schnitker Frederick, taileir, r. Ahlborn House
Schnittger Brothers (Martin and Henry), groceries
and liquors, SE cor Fillmore anel Clay
Schnittger Heury (Feil & Schnittger, and Schnittger
Brothers) . r. 602 Ellis
Schnittger Martin (Schnittger Brothers), r. SE cor
Fillmore and Clay
Schnitzer Jacob, cigarmaker, 312 Fourth
Schnitzlein C. iThaten & Schnitzlein) , r. 516 Green-
wich
Schnitz'eln George, painter, r. 516 Greenwich
Schnitzlein Theodore, tailor Harris Marks, r. 455 Te-
hama
Schnitzler GustavusF., printer S. F. Illustrated Wasp,
r. 36 Fifth Av
Schnitzler William, butcher F. Katz, r. 1006 Union
Schnohr Thomas, ilriver Washington Brewery, r. 2208
Taylor
Schnoor Charles, carpenter, r. 40 Jackson
Schnoor Charles, nightwatchman Potrero Distillery,
r. E s Minnesota, nr Nevada
Schnoor Christian H., locksmith and bellhanger, 219
Sixth
Schnoor Deitrich W. A., barber, r. 116 Jasper PI
Schnoor Herman, blacksmith, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Schniicker Andrew (Schniicker & Toche) , r. 324 Sev-
enth, rear
Schniicker & Toche (Andrew Schnucker and C. Toche),
carnage painters, 328 Fifth
Schnutenhaus Edward, liquor saloon, 1143 Mission
Schuutenhaus Ernest, waiter Michael Deutsch, r. 404
Union
Schnutenhaus Frederick, cook Golden Gate Hotel
SCHNUTEIVH-VrS LEONARD J. F., proptr
Golden Gate Hotel. 134 Fourth
Schnutenhaus Max C, clerk Golden Gate Hotel
Schnutenhaus Otto, bartender Edward Schnutenhaus,
r. 1143 Mission
Schnutenhaus William (Union Furniture Manufac-
turing Co.) , r. 429 Sixth
Scho Charles, nurseryman, r. 602 Third
Scho Theresa (witlow), r. 602 Third
Schoau Paul, barber, r. 16 Harlan PI
Schober Kruest, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 15 Boardman PI
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
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( Schober FerdiDaudJ., market, 1102J4 Polsom, r. 102
; Dora
i Schober Frederick (Sefrin & Schober) , r. OuklauJ
j Schober Huus, baker, r. 777 >6 Mission
Schober Johu, baker, r. 009 Jackson
Schobert George, laborer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Schockeu Abraham L., cigars, 32U Montgomery, r. 1413
; Octavia
I Schockeu Jetta Miss, r. 1413 Octavia
Schoder Joseph, head salesman Baker k Hamilton, r.
9 Liberty
Schoefl't August, artist, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Schoelllioru Emilio Mrs., midwife, r. 1528 Stockton
Schoellhorn Ferdinand, tailor, 15'28 Stockton
Schoemaker Abraham, tailor, r. 2704 Mission
Schoemaker Charles, cook Kudolph J. Techau, r. 265
Jessie
Schoemaker Henry, conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 10(5
Austin
I Schoemaker John, cook, r. 218 Pacific
I Schoembs Anton, cellarman Bach, Moese & Co., r. 6
I Card Alley
I Schoeu Frederick W., clerk Prescott House, SW cor
Kearny and Montgomery Av
Schoen Paul, barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 10 Har-
lan PI
I Schoeu John J., r. 815 Webster
I Schoen Louis L., hairdressing saloon, 6 Turk, r. 318
• Waller
Schoeuberg David, metalworker, r. 20 Everett
Schoeuberg Emanuel L., white lead mauut' California
White Lead Works
Schoeuberg Frank M., importer fancy goods, 202 Bush,
r. ;t40 Turk
I Schoeuberg Sarah Mrs., r. 429 Stevenson
Schoeuberg Sigmuud, importer hats and millinery
goods, r. 802 McAllister
Schoeueburg Louis (Eckstein & Schoeneburg), r. 200
Stockton
SCHOENEMAN FREDERICK, Sportsman's
Emporium, 517 Kearuy, r. 304 Bartlett
Schoeuer Jonu (Graver li: Schoener), r. 815 Mont
Schoenl'eld Adolph, salesman L. *t A. Crocker, r. 1100
Stockton
Schoenfeld Albert, bookkeeper S. Mosgrove & Co., r.
503 Post
Schoenfeld August, blacksmith John Weichhart, r. 0
Vassar PI
Schoenfeld Bernard (Schoenfeld & Heyman) , r. Vir-
giuia, Nev.
Schoenfeld Ernst, merchant, office 25 Sausom, r. 9 Van
Ness Av
Schoeufeld Jacob, wholesale butcher, First Av, South
S. F., office 331 Kearny, room 12
Schoenfeld John, r. 1113 Dupout
Schoenfeld Jonas, importer aud wholesale leaf to-
bacco and cigars, 423-425 Jackson, r. 1312 Geary
Schoenfeld Joseph, bookkeeper, r. 503 Post
Schoenfeld Louis (Schoenfeld & Heyman), r. 749
Market
Schoeufeld Louis S., bookkeeper Joseph Bremer &Co.,
r. 419 Hyde
Schoenfeld Max, bookkeeper, r. 503 Post
Schoenfeld Simon, r. 003 Post
Schoenfeld William, shirtmaker, r. 503 Post
Schoenfeld i*j Heyman (Louis aud Bernard Schoenfeld,
and Bermau Heyman), furniture aud upholster-
ers, 749 Market
Schoeufelder John, liquor saloon, 1113 Dupont
Schoeufeldt David, jeweler Weuzel, Roihschild &
Hadenfeldt, r. 542^ Folsom
Schoenfield I,eopold, clerk Schoenholz Brothers &
Co., r. 420 Fell..
8CUOEIVHOL.Z BROTHERS <& CO. (Siegmund
and Sol Schoeuholz, Herman Elsbach aud Sumiiel
Bibo) , dry aud fancy goods, 415-417 Hayes, aud 112
Sixth
Schoenholz Herman, Baldwin Cigar Palace, 946-948
Market, r. 503 Post
Schoeuholz .Siegmund (Schoenholz Bros. & Co.), r.
469 Minna
Schoenholz Sol. (Schoenholz Bros. & Co. ),r. 417 Hayes
Schoeniau Adolf, clerk Brandt & Mitchell, r. 1033
Valencia
Schoenlicht John, fruits and candies, 1105!^ Howard
Schoeniiiaker Constaut, contractor and builder, r.
323 J4 Chestnut '
Schoen.'^ti.in Felix F., organbuilder, 512 Birch Av, r.
418 J« Grove
Schoeusteiu Ferdinand B., machiueshop, 511 Fulton
Schoenwald Albert, hairdrossing saloon, 2209 Oeary
Schoenwald Julius, cider niariuf, r. 106 William
Sihoeuwald Otto, barber, 127 M Second, r. 2207 Geary
Schoepije Edward, laborer Wolf llloom, r. 1231 York
Schofield Ira V , engineer, r. 202 Sixth
Scliotield Anson S., mining englueer, r. 607 Sutter
Schofield Benjamin E., carpenter Southern Pac. It. R.,
r. 247 Sixteenth
Schofield Charles, grainer, 115 Jessie, r. Oakland
Schofield Edward, fireman, r. 100 Mission
Schofield Joseph, hairdresser James R. Phillips, r.
Oakland
Schofield Mary Ann Mrs., furuished rooms, 100 Miss
Schofield Matthew, molder Union Iron Works, r. 629
Vallejo
Schofield Richard D., musician, r. 540 Ellis
Schofield Wheeler G.. mining engineer, r. 609 Grove
Schofield William, peddler, r. 716 Stockton
Schofield William, telegraph operator, r. 36 Clay
Schohay Albert, silversmith Koehler & Ritter, r. 418
Van Ness Av
Scholfield Frederick G., molder Savage & Son, r. 101
Tehama
Scholfield Ira V., machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works, r. 220 Third
Scholfield Ira V. Jr., machinist Goldeu State and Mi.
ners' Iron Works, r. 101 Tehama
Scholkmanu August, clerk William Witte, r. 737 Val-
lejo
Scholkmann Frederick, groceries and liquors, NWcor
York and Twenty-fourth
SchoU Albert L., clerk L. Hilmer. r. 809 Mission
Scholl Charles H., r. 2099 Market
Scholl Frank W. F. (Schleiden & Scholl), r. 2502 Clay
SchoU Lotrez, peddler, r. 502 Vallejo
Scholl Louis E., clerk Herrmann k Co., r. 869 Mission
Scholl Michael, carjaeuter, r. 900 Vallejo
Scholle Abraham, (Scholia Bros.), r. New York
Scholle Antonio, groceries and liquors, NE cor Turk
and Leavenworth
Scholle Brothers (William, Jacob, and Abraham),
office 242 Montgomery
Scholle Isaac, with Scholle Bros., r. 1234 Post
Scholle Jacob (Scholle Bros.), r. New York
Scholle Samuel (W. & I. Steinhart jt Co.), r. New
York
Scholle William (Scholle Brothers and SchoUo &
Laukershim) , r. 1234 Post
SCHOLLE «Ni L.ANKERSUIM (William Scholle
aud Isaac Laukershim), proptrs Union Ware-
house, NW cor Union and Battery
Scholten Henry, laborer, r. 223 First
Scholten Herman, carpenter A. Schneider, r. 164 Clara,
rear
ScholtzC, commission merchant, r. 625 Facific, rear
Scholz Julius, tanner and currier Gottleib Deitsch, r.
115 Twenty-hixth
Schomacker Audrew (Tiedemann & Schomacker), r.
902 Pacific
Schomacker John, clerk John H. Schluter, r. 69 Mln
Schomacker John, laborer Albany Brewery, r. 75 Ev-
erett
Schomaker Carsten, r. 219 Capp
Schomaker Henry, cooper Mattullath Mauuf Co., r.
735 Brannau
Schomaker John H., clerk New York Brewery, r. 219
Capp
Schomberg John, drayman Brigham Whitney j( Co.,
r, Alameda
Schomberg Otto, teamster, r. 223 First
Schomberg William, r. 209 ChatthUooga
Scliomer F. Joseph, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Schoueiuuu F., barkeeper, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
.SCUOENWALU GEORGE, mauager Lick House,
SW cor Moutgonury and Sutter
Schonhardt Frederick, r. 5 Washington
Schonheit Edward, fireman S.S. Oregon, Oregon S. S.
Co.
Schonwasscr B. & Co. (Emll O. Schonwasser and Max
Davis) , ladies furnishing goods, 222 Kearny
Schonwasser Bertha (B. Schonwas^ser & Co.), r. 828
Post
Schonwasser Emil G. (B. Schonwasser & Co.), r. 828
Post
Schonwasser Samuel, r. 828 Post
Schonwietz Wolf G., woodcarver West Coast Furni-
ture Co.
Schoof Gerhardt, teacher drawing Boys' High School,
r. 313 J4 Elm Av
School Elizabeth E. Mrs., r. 721 Geary
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Sehooly LydiaD., dressmaker Alice Verden, r. 858 Miss
Schoone Charles, marblecutter Edward McGrath, r.
NE cor Geary and Baker
Schooneck Htnry, barkeeper John Walker, r. 220
Sixth
Schoppe Edward, tanner, r. 1231 York
Schorbohm Henry, master mariner, office 305 East
Schorcht Frederick, teacher music St. Mary's College,
r. Arlington, nr Fairmonnt
Schord Louis G., salesman T. G. Cockrill & Co., r. 9
Seymour Av
Schortemeier Henry H., groceries and liquors, NEcor
California and Prospect PI
Schossow Berth old, brewer California Brewery, r. Ser-
pentine Av, nr Bryant
Schossow Maria (widow), nurse, r. 921 J^ Post, rear
Schoster Frederick, cellarman B. Dreyfus & Co., r. 18
First
Schott Charles, groceries and liquors, SE cor Brannan
and Clinton
Schottler Autone, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mont-
gomery.aud Vallejo
Schottler Herman, hairdressing saloon, 2755 Mission
Schottler Hermann, roofer, office 308 J^ Townsend, r.
110 Vicksburg
SCHOTTL,ER JOSEPH F., real estate and genl
business agent, 700 Market, r. E s Treat Av, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Schottler .Joseph F. (Schottler & Co.), r. E s Treat Av,
nr Twenty-second
SCHOTTLER & CO. (.Joseph F. Schottler and
John J. Evenson), i-eal estate and house brokers,
office 8 Kearny
Schou Elizabeth (widow) , r. E s Lundy Lane, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Schou Frank, saloon keeper, r. 3 Bartol
Schout John, gardener, r. 1224 Alabama
Schovier Michael, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Schow George, machinist, r. 1819 Powell
S 'how Henry E., workman Nathan Riese, r. 13 Geneva
Si;how Nelson J., foreman stevedore Black Diamond
Coal Miuing Co., r. 55 Natoma
Schow Peter J., boatman, r. 55 Natoma
Schrader August, cabinetmaker Andrew Geishaker, r.
010 Capp, rear
Schrader Charles, groceries and liquors, 455 Stev
Schrader Frederick, r. 535 Bryant
Schrader George, carrier S.F. Chronicle, r. 6 Clara Lane
S. hrader George, tinsmith, r. 4S6 Bush
Schrader George D., butcher, r. 447 3^ Folsoni
Schrader Henry, seaman, r. 39 Freelon
Schrader Hermann, car Isuilder, r. NE cor Thirtieth
and Chenery
Schrader Jacob, market, S 8 Point Lobos Av, bet Wood
and Collins
Schrader Otto, fresco painter, office 1043 Market, r.
1312 Larkip
Schrader. See Schroder, Schroeder and Shrader
Schrafeld Oscar, blacksmith Piielps Manuf Co., r. 259
Minna
Rchram Hannah Mrs., r. 244 Oak
Schram Hugo F., mechanic, r. 217 Oak
Bchraiu Joseph, r. 118 Post
Schramm Christian (widow), r. E 8 Church, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Schramm Claus H., r. 329 Ellis
Scliramm Fritz, tailor, r. 8G3}s Market
Schramm John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Schranz Louis, salesman Hoffman .''c Co., r. 252G Miss
SCHRAUBSTADTERAAaiiHEIiM, pianofortes,
410 Kearny, r. 1103 Powell
Schrauter Louisa (widow), midwife, 1430 Pacific
Schreck David, bellman Lick House
Bchreck Ernest A., clerk Redington & Co., r. 1424 El-
lis
Schreder Charles, restaurant, 425 East, r. 521'^ Bran-
nan
Schrefeld Oswald, blacksmith, r. 259 Minna
Schreiber Anthony, cigarmaker Albert Herrmann, r.
222 M O'Farrell
Schreiber Cliristian, confectioner Rothschild & Ehren-
pfort, r. Oakland
Schreiber Dietrich H., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r.
403 Green
Schreiber Erander, musician, r. 530 Chestnut
Schreiber Hermann, market, S s Eighteenth, bet Cas-
tro and Hartford
Schreiber Ignaz, commlssioubroker, r. 711^ Nine-
teenth
Schreiber John, real estate and liquor saloon, 633 Mis-
sion, r. 675 Mission
Schreiber John B., tailor Alms House, r. 15 Rondel
PI
Schreiber Philip, tailor, r. 734 Montgomery
Schreiber W. (Williams & Schreiber), r. 710 Jones
Schreiber WilUiam, bartender Hageman & Haquette,
r. 1302 Larkin
Schreibner Friedrich, furrier, SE cor Sutter and Brod-
erick
Schreiner Emil (Emil Schreiuer & Co.), r. 120 Silver
Schreiner Emil & Co. (Henry Newman), wines and
liquors, 119-121 Eddy
Schreiuer Hubert, cigars and tobacco, 545 California,
and leader orchestra Adelphi Theater, r. 426
Chestnut
Schrepisel Annie Miss, ladies' physician, office and r.
338 Third
Schreppel Theodore, framemaker Herrman Cohen, r.
338 Third
Schrie George, cooper Sol Wangenheim & Co., r. 34
Main
SCHRIEFER DIEDRICH H., groceries and
liquors, 155 Natoma, r. 5 Hunt
Schrittra Adolph, cloakmaker, r. Ahlborn House
Schriver Edmund Col., U. S. A. inspector Military
Division Pacific, Presidio Reservation
Schroder Adolph F., clerk James De Fremery & Co.,
and chancellor consulate Netherlands, office 410
Battery, r. 1813 Powell
Schroder Adrien, bookkeeper Henry Schroder & Co.,
r. 1510 Dupont
Schroder Antony, peddler, r. W s California Av, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Schroder August T., carver J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r.
31(i Sixth, Oakland
Schroder Charles (Schroder & Co.), r. 524^ Brannan
Schroder Charles, barkeeper Thomas H. Cunning-
ham, r. GOO Bush
Schroder Charles, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Franklin and McAllister
Schroder Charles Mrs., actress, r. COO Bush
Schroder Claus. barkeeper John Rotherman & Co., r.
Fourth, bet Townsend and King
Schroder E. Jlrs. (Henry Schroder Iz Co.),r. Bordeaux
Schroder Edward, teamster, r. 31 J^ Dorland
Schroder Edward F., exchange teller London and San
Francisco Bank (limited) , r. 1164 Alice, Oakland
Schroder Frederick W., second officers. S.Newport, r.
531 East
Schroder George, bookkeeper, r. 1521 Leavenworth
Schroder Henry (Henry Brickwedel & Co.), r. NE cor
Grove. and Gough
Schroder Henry (Schroder & Aldrecht), r. 13 Pearl
Schroder Henry (Welbrock i: Schroder), r. 214 Davis
Schroder Henry, mason, r. 604 Minna
SCHRODER HENRY «SJ CO. (Bernard, Bert,
Eugene, Thomas, Adolph, Carrire, and Mrs. E.
Schroder) , importers wines and liquors, and
agents Bordeaux Board of Underwriters, SW cor
Washington and Battery
Schroder Heriiian, groceries and liquors, NW cor Ellis
and Webster
Schroder Herman, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fell
and Gough
Schroder James, moulder, r. 605 Bryant
Schroder John, driver Frederick Martens, r. 822
Union, rear
Schroder John A., r. SW cor Leavenworth and Broad-
way
Schroder John C, teamster, NE cor Clay and Front,
r. S s Thirtieth, bet Cliurch and Sanchez
Schroder John F.. groceries and liquors, SE cor Sac-
ramento and Drumm, r. 708 Webster
Schroder John H., clerk Herman Schroder, r. NW cor
Fell and Gough
Schroder John H., groceries and liquors, 330 Vallejo-
SCHRODER JOHN H., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Geary and Buchanan
Schroder Sarah (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 10 Ritch
Schroder & Albrecht (Henry Schroder and August Al-
brecht) , proptrs California Candy Factory, 226 Bat
Schroder & Co. (Charles Schroder and Julius Singer),
restaurant and liquor saloon, 425 East
Schroder. See Schrader, Schroeder and Shrader
Schroeder Adelmo, fresco painter, r. 645 Minna
Schroeder Adolph, hay, grain, cement, and lime, office
516 Kearuy, r. Alameda
Schroeder Anna, domestic 1200 Van Ness Av
Schroeder Annie Miss, r. 938 Pacific
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gloves and. Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Schroeder Charles (Nelson & Schroeder) , r. Virginia,
bet Pacific and Jackson
Scbroeder Charles, baker H. Diederlch. r. 213 Stev
Schroeder Charles, clerk William Moller, r. 5U0 Fil-
bert
Schroeder Charles, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Schrneder Charles N., r. lfrJ7 Sutter
Schroeder Clark (Schroeder & Milmau), r. 1600 Eddy
Schroeder Kdward, teamster, r. 443 Guerrero
S<'hroe(lcr Eliza (widow) , r. 572 Folsom
SCHROEDER GUSTAF W., maimeer Free La-
bor Exchange, .i.i-35 O'Farrell, r. 1812 Geary
BiJhroeder Ouetav, bookkeeper Wolters & Co., r. 610
Stockton
Schroeder Henrj- (Graff .V Schroeder), r. cor Fifteenth
and Railroad Av. South S. F.
Schroeder Henry (Wulfif ,1; Schroeder), r. 707 Stockton
Schroeder Henry, clerk John Berber, r. 1007 Stockton
Schroeder Henry, groceries and liquors, NEcorGrove
and Goiigh
Schroeder Henry F., tanner, r. NW cor Adam and Eve
Schroeder Herman, baker F. Hellwig, r. llo Dupont
Schroeder J. Lewis, r. 440 h- Guerrero
Schroeder J. M., gardener, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Schroeder Jodocus, milkman, r. 3 Eureka PI
Schrieder John, r. 5 Washington
Schroeder John, r. 48 Clementina
Schroeder John, clerk Henry Schroeder, r. NE cor
Grove and Goiigh
Schroeder John, employee F. Martens, r. 822 Union, I
rear !
Schroeder John, machinist San Francisco Iron Works,
r. 75 Stevenson
Schroeder John, policeman City Hall, r. 1320 Valencia,
Schroeder John C, painter, r. 320 Sutter
Schroeder Lewis, baggagemaster Sanders Hotel
S'^hroeder Louis W., jeweler Elleau & Hollander, r. 10 I
Elgin Park
Schroeder Marie (widow) , r. Twenty-ninth, nr San-
chez
Schroeder Mary Miss, housekeeper, r. 938 Pacific
Schroeder Max, seaman, r. 30 Steuart I
Schroeder Rudolph, clerk H. J. Hink, r. 743 Ellis
Schroeder William, builermaker, r. Ahlborn House
SchroederWilliam, slock clerk Le Count Bros., r.446}^
Guerrero
S<;HR0EDER WELLIAM J. H., groceries and
liquors, 117 Second
SCHROEDER «Si MILMAN (Clark Schroeder and
John Milman), wood and coal, NW cor Eddy and
Steiner
Schroeder. See Schrader, Schroder and Shrader
Schroepfer Albert, architect, 126 Kearny, rooms 37-38,
r. 1625 Turk
Schrofl' Charles, carver Charles M. Plum & Co., r.
San Bruno Koad, nr Twenty-eighth
Schrot Julius, painter, r. 309 Gough
Schroth Charles (Schroth & Westerfeld), r. 1005
Geary
Schroth John, clerk Louis Hartter, r. 1005 Gearj-
SCHROTH & WESTERFELD (Charles Schroth
and Louis WesterfelJ), bakerj- and restaurant, 228
Kenrny
Schubart Elias, insurance broker, office 104-110 Front,
r. 209 Dupont
Schubert , r. 502 Sixth
bchubert Charles, clerk H. Henningsen, r. 211 Third
Schubert Francis, cook schr Enterpise, Beale St.
Wharf
Schubert Henry, steward S. S. Tuscarora, r. 1004 Pow
Schubert Hermann, cabinetmaker, r. 420 O'Farrell
Schubert Paul, finisher Andrew Frei, r. 215 Mission
Schuliert Paulina Mrs., midwife, 420 O'Farrell
Schubert Sarah A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1004 Powell
SchtK-hen Julia M. (widow), nurse, r. 48 Ritch, rear
Schuck Emil, r. 130 Eighth
Schuck Henry (Schuck & Witte), 434 Montgomery
Schuck Henry, barber, r. 307 Green " i
Schuck Herman, general delivery clerk Post-offlce, r.
ll.'U Howard
Schuck Hermina Miss, assistant Union Primary
School, r. 1134 Howard
Schuck Philip E., market, 136 Eighth
Schuck Thomas L., brakeman Southern Pae. R. R., r.
144 Natoma
Schuck & Witte (Henry Schuck and Herman Wltte),
halrdressing saloon, 434 Montgomery
Schuck. See Shuck
Schudz Julius, bookkeeper, r. 2027 Pine
Schueneman Max, teacher, r. 928 Mission
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Schuenemann Pott Frederick, speaker Independent
German Congregation, r. 925 Larkin
Schuenemann-Pott Frederick Jr., bookkeeper Denicke
BruB., r. 925 Larkin
Schuer^; George, boot and shoemaker, r. 405 Twenty-
fourth
Schuetter L., r. 336 Sixth
Schuetler William, cabinetmaker, r. 16 Garden
Schuetz Charles, r. 1007 Stockton
Schuetz Henrj-, laborer, r. 0 Clara Lane
Schuetze August, upholsterer, 001 Turk
Schuetze W. T. Mrs. (widow), r. 821 California
Schug Daniel, varnisher, r. Twenty-sixth Av, nr San
Bruno Road, South S. F.
Schuh Hubert, waiter Vienna Model Bakery,
First
Schuh Robert, waiter, r. 419 Folsom
Schuho Michael, tanner Samuel Bloom
Schuhl Marx, salesman Held Brothers & Co.,
Stockton
Schulack Frank, restaurant, 632 Vallejo, r. 403 Mont-
gomery Av
Schularz W. H., r. 1208 Turk
Schulce Henry, master mariner, r. 11!) Jackson
Schuldt Edward C, porter Weil A; Woodleaf, r. 100
Silver
Schuldt Hermann, groceries and liquors, SW cor Third
and Silver
Schuldt Johann, r. 624 Lombard
Schuldt John, clerk Henry Witschen, SE cor Eighth
and Bryant
Schuldt William, expressman, 310 Front, r. lii24Turk
Schule Frederick A. (Johnson *: Schule) , r. 240 Perry
Schule Leopold, laborer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Schuler August, carriagetrimmer Larkins k Co., r.
Oakland
Schuler Charles, cigarmaker, r. 936 Mission
Schuler Charles, foreman Denicke Brothers, r. Turk
Street Hotel
Schuler Frank, dairyman Isaac Stone, r.N s Cortland
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Schuler George, employee Golden Gate Flour Mills, r.
519 Bush
Schuler Gustave, mate stm Constance, Jackson Street
Wharf
Schuler Gustavus (Seller & Schuler), r. 411 Pacific
Schuler Henry, butcher 3-4 Calitornia Market, r. 620
Chestnut
Schuler J. C, steward James Irwin
Schuler William, r. 424 Jessie
Schuler. See Shuler
Schulken Henry, clerk E. R. Jasper, r. SW cor Powell
and Ja -kson
Schnlken John, clerk W. Muhlenbrink, r. 901 Bush
Schulken Julius (Schulken & Sorensen), r. 844 McAl-
lister
SCHri^KEN & SORENSEX( Julius Schulken and
William Sorensen), groceries and liquors, hay and
grain, wood and coal, NE cor McAllist»,r and La-
guna
Scluill Valentine, baker, r. IHH Langton
Schuliert Frank G., shoemaker, r. 1.50 Shipley, rear
Scliulte Henry A., tailor, 534 California, r. 220 Third
Schulte John G. W. (Osmer & Co.), r. NW cor I-lrst
and Brannan
Schulte JohnH., cigars and tobacco, 214 Brannan
Schulte Theodore, wood and coal. 4'J2 Valencia
Schulte William, engineer Pac. Rolling Mill
Sihulten Henry (Schulten & Geitner) , r. Serpentine
Av, nr Bryant
Schulten & Geitner (Henrj- Schulten and Leonbardt
Geitner) proptrs California Brewery, Serpentine
Av, nr Bryant
Schultheis Emily (widow) . r. 817 Capp
Sch'.iltheis Ernest, cook 421 Fourth, r. 17 Clara
Schultheis Henry, groceries and liquors, NW cor Polk
and Clay
Schultheis Herman, machinist, r. 21 Rauscb, rear
Schultheis John G., clockmaker Seth Thomas' Clock
Co., r. 315 Stockton
Schultheis Thomas H., teamster Glasgow Iron and
Metal Importing Co., r. 'J04 Chestnut
Schultheis William E., bookkeeper B. B. Rorke &
Co., r. 1703 Polk
Schultt Charles, bartender George Hager, r. 225 Clay
Schultus George, watchmaker, r. 315 Stockton
Schultz Adolph, laborer, r. 935 Sacramento
Schultz Arnold, oysterman Joe Guisti & Co., r. SE
cor O'Farrell and Hyde
Schultz Charles, butcher Gradwohl & Co.,r. 1007 Stock
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Theatre, r. 1217 Tyler
Schultz Charles, coppersmith Pierre Perey, r. 73 Min
Schultz Charles, tanner A. B. Patrick & Co., r. SW cor
Eighteenth and Folsom
Schultz Charles, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Mnrton
Schultz Cherry (widow) , r. 520 Folsom
Schultz F., blacksmith Union Iron "Works, r. 18 First
Schultz Frank, stock clerk Simon Held & Co., r. 172
Clementina, rear
Schultz Frederick, cook, r. 1612 Jessie
Schultz George, r. 31 Hinckley
Schultz George (Schultz & Von Bargen) , r. 1423 Sutter
Schultz George, seaman, r. 20G Steuurt
Schultz George M., porter S. B. Wattson & Co., r. Ver-
mont, bet Humboldt and Nevada
Schultz H., haruessmaker, r. 814 Montgomery
Schultz Henry Emil, tailor John Rourke, r. 721 Union
Schultz Hermaun, bookkeeper Odd Fellows' Savings
Bank, r. 503 Fell
Schultz Jacob, miner, r. 228 Bush
Schultz James, seamau, r. 43 Vallejo
Schultz John, shoemaker, 71 Minna
Schultz Josei)h, restaurant, 207 Third
Schultz Julia, domestic 1'200 Van Ness Av
Schultz Lizzie, domestic 213 Eddy
Schultz Louis, carpet layer Mitchell & Hobe, r. 1327 J<j
I Minna
I Schultz Louis, liquor saloon, 426 Davis, r. 402 Vallejo
Schultz Louis E. (Pacific Distilling and Refining Co.),
r. 2426 Filbert
I Schultz Martin, teacher music, r. 856 Folsom
Schultz Nicolas, cooper Oliver Madsen, r. Oakland
j Schultz Otto, fresco painter, r. 607 Fell
I Scliultz P., laborer Kisdon 1. and L. Works
Schultz Peter, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
\ Schultz Phillip, butcher John D. Wanz, r. E s Ver-
I mont, bet Nevada and Humboldt
' Schultz Richard, homoeopathic physician, office and r.
I 216 Montgomery Av
Schultz Theodore, groceries and liquors, 426 Green
I Schultz Theresa Mrs., dressmaker, r 1707 Sacramento
! Schuitz Waldemar R., salesman Stein, Simon & Co.,r.
812 Twentieth
1 Schultz William (Schultz & Kock), r. 1024 Mont
' Schultz William, baker Adam Winkle, SE cor Vallejo
I and Battery
1 Schultz Willia-u, barkeeper Adolph J. S. Schmidt, r.
I cor Berry and Fifth
I Schultz William, blacksmith, r. 274 Clementina
I S hultz William, engineer, r. 18 First
1 Schultz William, groceries and liquors, SW cor First
and Bryant
Schultz William, .shoemaker, r. 622 Capp
Schultz William, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Schultz William A., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 101
First Av
Schultz William A., with Schultz & Von Bargen, r 218
Leavenworth
Schultz it Kock (William Schultz and Peter Kock),
liquoi- saloon, SW cor Broadway and Davis
SCHULTZ «& VON B.-VRGEN (George Schultz
and Henry Von Bargen), wholesale wines and
liquors, SEcor Front and California
Schultz. See Schuldt, Schultze, Schulz, Schulze,
Shultz, ;ind Schuttz
Schultzbe Charles G., tailor, r. 1 Cottage PI
Schultzberg Peter E., tailor, r. 520 Geary
Schultze Ernest H., dentist, 205 Third, r. 1138 How
Schultze August, master mariner, othce 305 East
Schultze Frederick, dry-goods salesman, r. 729 Cal
Schultze Louis, liquor saloon, NE cor Lombard and
Sansom, r. 402 Vallejo
Schultze. See Schuldt, Schultz, Schulz, Schulze,
Sc:hultz, and Schuttz
Schulz Annie, domestic N s Twenty-third, bet Ala-
bama and Columbia
Schulz Charh s, r. 28 O'Farrell
Schulz Edward, mining operator, r. 1231 Mission
Schulz Emma Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
tory, r. 73 Minna .
Schulz Eugene, carpenter, r. 909 Kearny
Schulz Frederick (Holler & Schulz), r. Oakland
Schulz George T., r. 1011 Alabama
Schulz J. & Co. (Julius Schulz and John Kucking) ,
bakery NE ( or Union and Mason
Schulz John, hostler Henry Schwerin, r. County Line,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Schulz Joseph M., horseshoer, r. 256 Stevenson
Schulz Julius (J. Schulz & Co.), r. NE cor Union and
Mason
Schulz Margaret (widow) , r. 522 Ninth
Schulz Peter, agent S. F. Stock Brewery, r. 2118 Pow-
ell
Schulz Richard, homoeopathic physician, office 216
Montgomery Av, r. 1707 Sacramento
Schulz Thomas, butcher Andrew Fay, r, Alabama, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Schulz W I. r. 18 First
Schulz William (Schulz & Fischer), r. 329 Ellis
Schulz William (Schulz & Von Emdenj.r. 7 Oak Grove
Av
Schulz & Fischer (William Schulz and Emil A. Fis-
cher) , manufs solid silverware, 513 Market
Schulz & Von Emden (William Schulz and John Von
Emden) , wagon makers and blacksmiths, 328 Fifth
Schulze Adolph, r. 1623 Folsom
Schulze Arnold, sash and blind maker Excelsior
Planing Mills
Schulze Charles F., bookkeeper Bandmann, Nielsen &
Co., r. 204 Stockton
Schulze Frederick, confectioner, r. 1718 Stockton
Schulze Gus (Schulze & Kuntz), r. 314 Hayes
Schulze & Kuntz (Gus Schulze and Jacob Kuntz),
wines and liquors, 314 Hayes
Schumacher Albert, driver J. G. Montealegre, r. Ala-
meda
SCHUMACHER AUGUST, leather and findings,
624 Market, r. 1112 Clay
Schumacher August E. (Schumacher & Wilkens
Bros.) , r. SW cor Nineteenth and Mission
Schumacher Elise Mrs., dressmaker, r. 502 O'Farrell
Schumacher Catherine (widow) , r. 1112 Clay
Schumacher Claus H., clerk Rodgers, Meyer & Co.,
r. 115}^ Valparaiso
SCHUMACHER E. A., groceries and liquors, SW
cor Nineteenth and Mission
SCHU3IACHER FREDERICK, proptr Two
Brothers Saloon, 44 Steuart, r. 53 Minna
Schumacher Frederick, tinsmith Henry E. Lea, r. 19
Silver
Schumacher Henry, barkeeper Gailhard Hotel, r. 507
Pine
Schumacher Henry F., clerk E. A. Schimiacher, r. SW
cor Nineteenth and Mission
SCHUMACHER J. Si CO. (John Schumacher and
Theodore Sachau) i^roistrs Park Hotel, 26-28 Turk
Schumacher John (J. Schumacher & Co.), r. 2i) Turk
Schumacher John, cabinetmaker, r. 5243^ Sixth, rear
Schumacher Lawrence, cook Philadelphia House, r.
423 Bush
Schumacher Louis, secretary Pacific Vinegar Works,
office 323 Front, r. 10 M Farren Av
Schumacher Margaret (widow) , r. 309 Green
Schumacher Michael, driver City R. R., r. 20 First Av
Schumacher Reinhardt, musician, r. 1106 Taylor
Schumacher Richard, cook United States Restaurant,
r. 84 Brady
Schumacher Richard J., clerk Diedrich Dreyer, r. NE
cor Illinois and Napa
Schumacher William H., driver John D. Coughlin, r.
613 Fell
Schumacher & Wilkens Bros. (August E. Schumacher
and Ferdinand and Amandus Wilkens) , groceries
aud liquors, SE cor Valencia and Twenty-first
Schumacher. See Schoemacher and Shoemaker
Schumacker Frank G., printer Bradley & Rulofson, r.
712 Union
Schumann Adolph. machinist, r. 556 Brannan
Schumann Catherine (widow), r. 6 Heron
Schumann Charles, superintendent Aquarium and
Conservatories Woodward's Gardens, r. 6 Thir-
teenth
Schumann Emil G., carriagemaker Larkins & Co., r.
1723 Sutter
Schumann Fred., baker Schroth & Westerfeld, r. 228
Kearny
Schiunann Hattie Miss, r. 919 Geary
Schumann Louis, meerschaum pipe mauuf , 341 Kear-
ny, r. 17 Monroe
Schumann Sarah (widow), r. 919 Geary
Schumann William, tipholsterer Charles M. Plum &
Co., r. 411 Post
Schumann. See Shuman
Schumm Otto, compositor, r. 12i)7 Clay
Schiinemann Frank, r. 806 Kearny
Schuuemann Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Shipley and Fifth, r. 318 Fifth
BULLOCK & JON! as. 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Velocipsdes and -Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Schunemann Max, principal St. Psul'e School, 8 s
MiBsion, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 928 Mission
Bchunhoff Biirchard H., clerk Max Morgenthau, r.
1205 Valencia
Schunboff Julius, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
W2-2 Seventh, Oakland
Schunk Alfred, hostler, r. 246 Jessie
Sehuutz Thomas, r. 36 Clay
Schiipbach Jacob, cellerman J. Gundlach & Co., r.
1)21 California
Schuppei t August, upholsterer Schlueter & Volberg,
r. 1100 Stockton
Schuppei t Charles T., wines and liquors, SE cor Kear-
ny and California, r. 837 Pacitic
Schuppert Henry, musician, r. 1100 Stockton
Schuppert M. (widow), r. 1100 Stockton
Schurch Albert, with Carl Rahsskopff, r. 18 Sac
SchvLTCh Chris., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. 8.
China
Schure Henry, liquor saloon, W g Girard, opp San
Bruno Road
Schurer William, porter Haas Bros., r. 317 Green
Bchurig Richard, waiter Pieper & Qnarg, r. 280 Min
Bchurz ('harles, waiter George E. 'Wagner, r. Fifth
Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Schurz W., artist, r. 118 Post
Schnssell Arthur, porter A. Nischwitz, r. 274 Tehama
Schussler Adolph (Hippmann & Schussler), r. 521
Natoma
Schussler Christian, hatter, 208 Montgomery Av, r.
510 Vallejo
Schussler Ernst, street sprinkler, r. 719 Vallejo
SCUDSSL.ER HERMAN, hydraulic and civil en-
gineer, and chief engineer Spring Valley Water
Works, office 516 California, r. 227 Ellis
Schussler John, teanister and general forwarding
agent, office 2 Battery, r. 541 McAllister
Schussler Louis C, proptr El Dorado Market, 1343
Dupont
Schussler Michael, salesman L. & M. Kahn & Co., r.
110 Hyde
Schussler Tobias, bookkeeper John Schussler, r. 541
McAllister
Schuster Brothers (Joseph 8. and John) , stoves and
tinware, 300 Sutter
Schuster Clement J., draughtsman P. R. Schmidt, r.
7 William
Schuster Frederick, proptr Railroad Brewery, 425-427
Valencia
Schuster G. F., cellarman B.Dreyfus & Co., r. 18 First
Schuster Henry, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Schuster John' (Schuster Brothers), r. 514 Dupont
Schuster Joseph S. ( Schuster Brothers), r. 7 William
Schuster William, Isaker Occidental Hotel, r. 416M
Shipley
Bchutt Henry, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Schutt Henry, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Schutt Henry C, drayman Tillmanu k Bendel, r. 400
Sixth
Schutt John H., restaurant, 136 First
Schutte Brothers (John H. and Frederick), groceries
and liquors, NE cor Commerce and Battery
Schutte Frederick (Schutte Brothers), r. NE cor Bat-
tery and Green
Schutte Geort,'e F., carpenter Robinson & Gillespie, r.
I'nihulelphia House
Schutte Henry, waiter Napperell & Seferovich, r. 279
Stevenson
Schutte John H. (Schutte Brothers), r. KE cor Com-
mor.e and Battery
Schutte Louis (Steffens & Schiitte), r. NW cor Market
and Noe
Schutte William, cabinetmaker Pac. Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 10 Garden
Schuttler Frederick, tailor, r. 13)4 John
Schutz Charles, theatrical and concert business mana-
ger, r. 325 Chestnut
Bchutz Charles B., butcher M. Gradwohl k Co., r.
1007 Stockton
Bchutz Eugene, clerk Sherman, Hyde & Co., r. 325
Chestnut
Bchutz Julius, bookkeeper Haas Brothers, r. Oakland
Bchiitze Frederick, salesman A. Kline, r. 729 Cal
Bchuur Edward J., restaurant, SW cor Montgomery
Av and Kearny, r. 625 Pacific
Bchuur John H., driver William Hessler, r. 119 Vir-
ginia
Bchuur William, waiter The Baldwin
Schuyler Howard, civil engineer, office 216 Sansom, r.
16 Guy PI
Schuyler Samuel, cook Pacific Mall 8. H. Colima
Schuyler Thomas J., collectnr Southern Pac. R. R.
freight df pot, r. SE cor Geary and Powell
Schwab Andrew, brewer Philadelphia Brewery
Schwab Frank E., driver Middleton, Bryde & Co., r.
421 Natoma
Schwab Frederick J., butcher, r. Twenty-seventh, ur
Alabama
Schwab Joseph (Morris, Schwab & Co.), r. 12 Haw-
thorne
Schwab Marcus, driver Wannenmacher & Kronen-
berg, r. NE cor Franklin and McAllister
Schwab Moses, shoemaker A. Katz, r. 16 Dupont
Schwab Nicholas, billiardtablemaker J. G. H. Meyer,
r. 421 Natoma
Schwab Peti-r, machinist Southern Pac. R. R., r. Ala-
meda
Schwabacher Abraham (Schwabacber Brothers) , r.
The Baldwin
Schwabacher Brothers (Abraham and Louis), com-
mission merchants, 117 Pine
Schwabacher Louis (Schwabacher Brothers), r. 1018
Van Ness Av
Schwabacher Louis, bookkeeper E. Hochstadterfc Co.,
r. .502 Bush
Schwally Charles, r. 565 H Natoma
Bchwamm Mattheus (Schwamm & Ludwlg), r. 207 Ji
Taylor
Schwamm & Ludwig (Mattheus Schwamm and Adam
Ludwig), saiisage nianufs, 3 Stockton
Schwan Frank, harnessmaki r, 934 Folsom
Schwann .\ugusta Miss, tf-acher languages, r. 743 Pine
Schwann Minnie, domestic 904 McAHitter
Schwark William C. H., fireman Bay Sugar Refinery,
r. 1 Chestnut Alley
Schwarting Frederick, porter Tillmann & Bendel, r.
Oakland
Schwartz August (Schwartz & MuUer) , r. Nebraska,
nr Twenty-tifth
Schwartz Bernard, merchant, office 13-15 Battery, r.
720 Hayes
Schwartz Charles, salesman Michalitschke Brothers,
r. 1011 Larkin
Schwartz Charles Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1011 Larkin
Schwartz Claus (Schwartz, Husing & Meyer), r.SE
cor Mission and Eighteenth
Schwartz Conrad, dairy produce, 532 Sixth
Schwartz Diedrich, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Twenty-fourth and Valencia
Schwartz Fritz, clerk Blohme & Hagedorn, r. 74 Te-
hama
Schwartz George, moneybroker, 132 Sut, r. 216 Pow
Schwartz Henry, r. 728 Folsom
Schwartz Henry, cigars and tobacco, 133 and 329
Montgomery, and Palace Hotel, r. 024 Eddy
Schwartz Henrv, waiter Rudolph J. Techau
SCHWARTZ, HUSDVG & MEYER (Claus
Schwartz, Rathye Husir.g and Albert Meyer),
liquor saloon. 1 Market
SCH'W'ARTZ HYM.VN Rev., Jewish Rabbi and
mohel. r. 1003 Minna
Schwartz Ignatz, ehoemi.ker Charles Lester, r. 12 Steu
Schwartz Isidore, barber C. H. Coleman, r. 713 Pac
Schwartz Jacob, clerk Hyam Levisou. r. In9 Jessie
Schwartz John proptr Rosette House, NSV cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Schwartz John H., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Schwartz Joseph, tasselmaker, r. 744 Howard
Schwartz Lazarus (Lasar, Schwartz i: Levy), r, 1717
Sutter
Schwartz Leonard, tanner Funcke & Co.,r. 123 Dore
Schwartz Louis, with Henry Schwartz, 133 Montgom-
ery, r. 217 Powell
Schwartz Marcus, hairdresser, 603 Howard, r. 41
Third
Schwartz Marie, domestic, r. 1357 Post
Schwartz Mitchell, clothing and gents' furuisbiug
goods, 104 Third, r. 206 Seventh
Schwartz Nicholas, contractor, r. 422 Post
Schwartz Nicholas, moulder Steiger^ Kerr, r. Oakland
Schwartz Philip, r. '270 Powell
Schw'irtz Samuel, secoudhand clothing, 713 Pacific
Schwartz William, waiter, r. NW cor Eighth and
Bryant
Schwaitz William B.,wood engraver, 320 California, r.
Oakland
Schwartz William H., clerk Cherry & Casper, r. 1009
Powell
Schwartz & Husing (Clans Schwartz k Rathye Husing) ,
groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighteenth and Miss
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som
Schwarz Andreas, printer Pettit & Buss, r. 332 Sixth
Schwarz Antone B., seaman, r. W s Sansom, bet
Greenwich and Filbert, rear
Schwarz August, agent North Beach Brewery, r. NE
cor Powell and Chestnut
Schwarz August, clerk Frederick Mangoin, 1701
Market
Schwarz Charles, carpenter, r. '2219 Powell
Schwarz G. W., waiter National Hotel, 411 Pacific
Schwarz Henry, carpenter, r. 432 Natoma
Schwarz Joseph, proptr North Beach Brewery, NE cor
Powell and Chestuut, r. 208 Chestnut
Schwarz Richard, longshoreman, r. i Sonora PI
Schwarze Frederick J., clerk Schleiden & Scholl, r.
1914 Buchanan
Schwarze Rosalie M. (widow), r. 1914 Buchanan
Schwarzmaun Gustav Jr., assistant librarian Mercan-
tile Library Assn, r. 624 Post
Schwarzschild Louis (Feigenbaum & Co.), r. 1703 Oc-
tavia
Schwebel William, machinist Sutter St. B. B., r. 1303
Larkiu
Schwebs Louis, cabinetmaker, r. 23 Clinton
Schwedt Gustav, barkeeper Heury Eggers, r. 228 Bran
ochweede Hilmer, domestic 2327 Mission
Schweers Heiurich, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Schwegerle John (John Schwegerle & Co.), r. 549
Fourth
Schwegerle John & Co. (Edward Yung), hay and
grain, o4'J-351 Fourth
Schweiule Louis, tailor, 36 Eddy
Schweitzer Abraham, barber. 329 Sixteenth
Schweitzer Bcruhard (Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.), r.
1119 Post
tchweitzer Conrad F., r. 404 Francisco
chweitzer David, barber Abraham Schweitzer, r. 329
Sixteenth
Schweitzer F. M., carpenter, r. S 6 Valley, bel Guer-
rero and Dolores
SCHWEITZER J. & CO. (Leon Blum and Isaac
Levy) , wholesale butchers, lG-20 Clay Street Mar-
ket
Schweitzer Jacob (J. Schweitzer & Co.), r. 1117 Post
Schweitzer Jacob, tailor, 329 Sixteenth
Schweitzer Joseph (Schweitzer & Brother), r. ItilO
Stockton
Schweitzer Maurice, salesman Schweitzer, SachS &
Co., r. 1310 Larkiu
Schweitzer M ix, butcher, r. 458 Natoma
SCHWEITZER, SACHS & CO. (Bernhard
Schweitzer, Lippman and Samuel Sachs, and Lou-
is Stiel'el). importers and- jobbers fancy goods,
25-27 Battery
Schweitzer Sebastian (Schweitzer & Brother), r. W 8
Potrero Av, ur Eighteenth
Schweitzer William, driver Schweitzer & Brother, r.
510 Howard
SCHWEITZER & BROTHER (Joseph and Se-
i bastiau Schweitzer) ,proptrs Eureka Brewery, 235
First
Schweitzer. See Sweitzer
Schweiz Marine Insurance Co., Harry W. Syz agent,
ottice 225 SauBom
Schwelliu Jacob, baker, r. 64 First
Schwendeumau Charles, brewer, r. 409 Pacific
Schweuden Chri>-tiau, )U)holsterer J. B. Luchsiuger &
Son, r. 17 Geary
Schwenger Theresa (widow), r. 14 Steuart
Schwerd Gustav, iustrumentmaker California Electri-
cal Works, r. .505 Jones
Schwerdt Conrad, chairmaker Indianapolis Chair
Manuf Co., r. 1777 Stevenson
[ Schwerdt Emil, carrier The Guide, r. 25 First Av
I Schwerdt Jacob (Indianapolis Chair Manuf Co.),r.
I 1916 Jessie
I Schwerdt Peter (Schwerdt & Adler), r. 112 Turk
. Schwerdt A: Adler (Peter Schwerdt and Leopold Adler) ,
' boots and shoes, 22 Sixth
Schwerin August, r. 32 Sixth
! Schwerin Charles, liquor saloon, 032 Fourth
Schwerin Edward G. F., cigarmaker, r. 330 J4 Twenty-
fourth
I Schwerin Henry, milk dairy. County Line, bet Mission
and San Bruno Road, office 35 Eddy
. Schwerin Henry W., bakery, 1139 Dupont
I Schwerin John H., mason W. W. Montague & Co., r.
143 Third
Schwerin Theodore, clerk Henry Schwerin, r. County
Line, bet Mission and San Bruno Boad
Schwerin William E., clerk County Treasurer, r. 110
Lilly Av
Schwickhardt August, baker William Hessler
Schwiers J. Frederick, salesman Tillmann & Bendel,
r. Alameda
Schwilk Charles F., brassfinisher William T. Garratt,
r. 222 a Fourth
Schwind Henry, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf
Co., r. 710 Taylor
Schwine Jacob, bricklayer, r. 732 Folsom, rear
Schwinsburg William, bootmaker William A. Bahr,
r. 506 Jessie
Schwitters Dirk, cigars and tobacco, 214 Dupont, r.
209 Pot-t
Sch^ntters Louis, clerk, r. Post Street House
Schwitters Richard, molder, r. 214 Dupont
Schwob Adolph, r. 719 Lombard
Schworm Michel, hairdressing saloon, 1100}^ Stockton
Sciaccakiga O., chop house, 819 Clay
Sciallero C. Mrs., manuf artificial flowers, 932 Market,
r. 1009 Washington
Sciaroni Charles (Pedroui & Sciaroni), r. 627 Bdwy
Sciaroni Rachella Miss, irouer Gassman's Laundry,
r. 629 Broadway
SCIENTIFIC PRESS ENGRAVING CO. ,
Alfred Burr manager, oflice 202 Sansom
Scobie James, contractor, r. 795 Stevenson
Scobie John, porter Adams & Butler, r. 42 Clay
Scodeletti Epaminonda, secretary Italian Mutual Be-
nev. Soc, oflice 423 Washington, r. 323 Mont Av
Scofield Charles H., coachman, 909 Taylor
Scofield David (Marder, Luse & Co.), r. Chicago
SCOFIEIiD DEMETRIUS G., secretary Conti-
nental Oil and Tr.-insportation Co. of California,
oflice 120-122 Front, r. 703 Shotwell-
Scofield F. A. & L., publishers California Legal Rec-
ord, olfice 529 California
Scofield Franklin H. (F. A. Scofield & Co.) , r. 307 Green
Scofield Matthew, molder, r. 629 Vallejo
Scofield. See Schofleld
Scolary Julius, waiter Lick House, r. 53 Natoma
SCOLiLAY 'WIIiLiIAM A., wines and liquors,
1522 Stockton
SCOLIiAY'S HAIJL, W. A. Scollay proptr, E s
Stockton, bet Union and Green
Scollay. See Scully.
ScoUin Francis P., shoemaker, r. 12 Rausch
Sconatich M., Austrian Benev., Soc, 71 New Mont
Scooffy M. J. Mrs. (widow), r. Grand Hotel
Scorpion Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) , George
R. Spiuuey secretary, office 310 Pine, room 44
Scotchler John J. (Scotchler & Gibbs), r. Oakland
SCOTCHL.ER «& GIBBS (John J. Scotchler and
Charles E. Gibbs), commission irerchants, 318
Front
Scott Abraham, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 606 Mission
Scott Adam, captain schr May Queen, Front St. Wharf
Scott A. F., salesman Merry, FauU & Co.
Scott Albert W. (Scott & Hall) , r. 19 Bincon PI
Scott Arthur M., salesman C. Curtin, r. 536 Minna
Scott Arthur W., medical student, r. 1020 Clay
Scott Bella G. Miss, domestic 1111 Jones
Scott Bernard H., driver City R. R., r, 121 Fifteenth
Scott C. C, peddler, r. 806 Kearny
Scott Charles, porter Hale & Pacheco, r. cor Dupont
and Sutter
Scott Charles A., compositor Philo Jacoby, r. West
Oakland
Scott Charles E., bookkeeper W^illiam Willis, r. 201
Taylor
Scott Charles M., tinsmith Pac. Improvement Co.
Scott Charles P., tinsmith Isaac A. Stoutenburg, r. 117
Washington
Scott C. N., r. 74 Natoma
Scott Ebenezer, with Cal. Powder Works, r. .521 Poet
Scott Edward, liquor saloon, 106 Steuart
Scott Edward B., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 225 Second
Scott Eliza (widow), r. 1606 Powell
Scott Eliza, stewardess S. S. .\ncon, r. Alaineda
Scott Elizabeth Miss (Misses Scott), r. 636 Post
Scott Ellen M. (widow) , r. 503 Powell
Scott Emerson W. (E.W. Scott & Co.) , r. 900 Van Ness Av
Scott Emily Mrs., r. 1020 Clay
Scott Ethan A., cashier Black Diamond Coal Mining
Co., r. 113 Mason
Scott Etta A. Miss, milliner Miss Julia G. Carr, r. 1246
Folsom
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'7 St, Imp'trs Caxtwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Toys at GEO. lOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St, opposite the Plaza.
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Scott E. G., ca^pent^r Lookhart & Porter
Scott E. W. k Co., oonimisBion sf^enta, office 137 Mout
Scott Frank, coacbman Samuel Wilson, 711 Pine
Scott Frank A., r. 308 Leavenworth
Scott Florence J. Miss (Misses Scott) , r. 636 Post
Scott Floyd B., coffee saloon, 509 Washington, r. 1712
Pacific
Scott George, carpenter Hibernia Brewery, r. 1005
Natoma
Scott George, engineer stm James M. Donahue, r. 306
Leavenworth
Scott George, laborer, r. 739 M Clementina
Scott George, master mariner, r. 307 Bryant
Scott George A., builder, r. 18 Louisa
Scott George S., saloonkeeper, r. Overland House
Scott George T., machinist William Deacon, r. 515
Buchanan
Scott George W., bookkeeper and cashier Sisson, Wal-
lace & Co., r. Oakland
Scott Gu8, r. 017 Mission
SCOTT GUSTAVK A., director S. F. Musical
Academy, r. 428 Eddy
Scott Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 502 Mason
Scott Henry, laainter Noble Bros., r. 356 Bisuuau
Scott Henry, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Scott, Henry, waitt r Union Club
Scott Henry H. (H. H. S^ott & Co.) , r. 806 Van Ness Av
Scott Henry T. (Prescott, Scott & Co.) , r. 1822 Sac
SCOTT H. H. & CO. (Tod Robinson), stock-
brokers, office 307 Montgomery
Scott Hiram H., salesman Hobart, Wood & Co., r. 411
Powell
Scott Irving M. (Prescott, Scott & Co.) , r. 507 Har
Scott James, clerk Murphy, Grant k Co., r. 1325 Val-
lejo
Scott James, clerk, W. W^ Dodge & Co., r. 424 Ellis
Scott James, coachman, 2220 Broadway
Scott James, hostler A. G. Rodeu, r. 1715 Sacramento
Scott James, salesman Landers & Gillmore, r. 110
Stockton
Scott James, watchman C. James King of William &
Co., r. 3 Montgomery Court
Scott James C, books and stationery, 22 Third, r. 241
Stevenson
Scott James J., cook Francis Bros., r. 22 Dupont
Scott James M., clerk H. M. Newhall A: Co., r. 325
Fremont
Scott James S., clerk C. V. Gillespie, r. 1119 Mont
Scott James V., waiter Palace Hotel, r. 19 Tehama
Scott Jane, Mrs., r. 201 Taylor
Scott Joanna fvN-idow) , r. 18 Louisa
Scott John, assayer, r. 1020 Clay
SCOTT JOHN, physician, office and r. 816 Sutter
Scott John, undertaker, r. 1007 Market
Scott John A., machinist Birch, Argall & Co., r. 636
Post
Scott John A., salesman Dunham, Carrigan & Co., r.
cor Adeline and Twelfth, Oakland
Scott John G., physician, office and r. 838 Market
Scott John H., waiter, r. 7 Miles PI
Scott John J., carpenter, r. .577 Minna
Scott J. W., hacknian, r. 030 Commenial
Scott Lawson, teamster, r. 1246 Folsum
Scott Margaret (widow), r. 1120 Howard
Scott Marshall E., bookkeeper Leveque & Potter, r.
2060 Folsom
Scott Mary (widow), r. 762 Howard
Scott Mary (widow) . r. 1216 Union
Scott Mary, domestic NE cor California and Taylor
Scott Mary A. (widow), r. 1715 Webster
Scott Minnie Mrs., r. 1200 Mason
Scott Misses (Elizabeth, Sophia, and Florence J.),
electro-therapeutics, office 036 Post
Scott Paul E., clerk Bank of California, r. 521 Poet
Scott Peter, seaman, r. 9 Pacilic
Scott Rebecca (widow), r. 704 Sacramento
Scott Richard, policeman City Hall, r. 1858 J^ Stev
Scott Robert, r. 1020 Clay
Scott Robert J., clerk Searle & Bode, r. 535 Union
Scott Samuel, seaman, r. 4 St. Charles PI
Scott Shailer M., salesman Huntington, Hopkins &
Co., r. Oakland
Scott Shelly, boxmaker Woodbury & Merguire, r. 18
Louisa
Scott Silas, laborer New U. S. Appraisers' Building,
r. 18 Stockton
Scott Simon, porter Charles Chandler, r. 435 Dupont
Scott Sophia Miss (Misses Scott), r. 636 Post
Scott S. S., agent McKinnon pen, r. Nucleus House
Scott Thomas, r. 12 Ellis
Scott Thomas, machinist, r. S b M, bet San Jose At
and Guerrero
Scott Tliomas, marble polisher, r. 1213 Union
Scott Thomas, quartermaster O. k O. S. S. Belgic
Scott Thomas A., bookkeeper Charles S. Crittenden,
r. 409 Taylor
Scott Thomas W., bellman The Baldwin, r. 1 Eddy
Scott Thomas W., clerk, r. 12:J8 Bush
Scott Thomas W., cashier Post-office, r. 305 Taylor
Scott Timothy F. (Peck & Co.), r. 1024 Geary
Scott Walter, registry clerk W. U. Telegraph Co., r.
0 Ridley
Scott WalterD., assistant engineerU.S. stm Sliubrick,
r. 2231 Geary
Scott William, r. 9 Liberty
Scott William, r. 331 Ellis
Scott William, agent Salem (Oregon) Flouring Mills,
208 Davis, r. Oakland
Scott William, dilver George E. Gray, r. 702 Howard
Scott William, laborer Market St. R. B., r. 418)4 Grove
Scott William, third officer S. ^. George W. Elder,
Fol.som S% Wharf
SCOTT WILLIAM A., Rev. D. D., pastor St.
Johu'.s Presbyterian Church, r. 521 Post
Scott William A., bartender Cregau & Doyle, r. 340
Third
Scott William A. Jr., exchange teller banking depart-
ment Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 521 Post
Scott William G., machinist, r. 350k' Brannan
Scott Wilson D., cari'enter, r. 1040 Mission
Scott Wintield, a.ssociate pastor Metruijolitan Baptitt
Church, r. 2020 Mission
SCOTT «)t HALL. (Albert W. Scott and Albert S.
Hall), hay and grain. Pier 21, Steuart, nr Folsom
SCOTT'S WARKHOrSE, Whittier, Fuller &
Co. proptrs, NW cor Sansom and Greenwich
SCOTTISH C03IMERCIAL INSURANCE
CO. (Glasgow Fire), Blair, Van Tassel & Co..
general agents, office 210 Sansom
Scotto Geuuoro, fisherman, r. 890 Front
Scouler James, carpenter, S s Rose Alley, bet New
Montgomery and Annie, r. 830 Vallejo
Scouler James R., ^photographer Brown & £larras, r.
415 Mason
Scovern Charles F., clerk M. Feintuch, r. 1033 Miss
Scovern James G., livery stable, S s Stevenson, bet
Third and Annie, r. 1033 Mission
Scoville Asa C, assistant engineer Clay St. R. R., r.
905 !-4 Harrison
Scoville Henry, helper Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. 717 Folsom
SCOVILLE JOHN J., mining secretary, office 59
Nevada Block, r. 2223 Pacific Av
Scoville William O., peddler, r. 710 Stockton
Scow A., r. 618 California
Scow John C, varnisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
57 Shipley
Scrafton Thomas, second officer O. i O. S. S. Gaelic
Scranton Charles E., capitalist, r. 935 Howard
Scribner Martin D., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
American Exchange
Scribner P. K., r. Park Hotel
Scribner Silas, r. Park Hotel
Scrimgeour Allan B., bookkeeper John Daniel & Co.,
r. 326 O'FarreU
Scrimgeour George, carpenter J. V. Lawrence, r. 711
California
Scrimgeour Robert S., bookkeeper Rouse & Laws, r.
915 Market
Scripture Henry D. (Doyle, Barber & Scripture), at-
torney at law, office .'i23 California, r. 1234 Stock
SCRIVENER ARTIICR, manager London and
San Francisco Bank (limited), office 424 Calilor-
nia, r. 826 Bush
Scrivner John J. (Wheaton & Scrivner), attorney at
law, office 1-3 Moutgomei-y Block, r. 1100 Sac
Scrobles John, r. NE c(^r Mission and Steuart
Scroggy Alfred D., r. 709 Jones
Scudder Charles L. (Bush k Scudder) , r. Oakland
Scudder Jacob S., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
1710 Hyde
Scull Charles L., carpenter, r. 518 Minna
Sculley James, longshoreman Menzies k Bingham
Sculley John, hostler, r. 204 Stevenson
Scully Edward J., deputy superintendent streets, r.
10-29 Pacltic
Scully Elizabeth (widow), r. 17 College PI
Scully Jeremiah, groceries and liquors, 1313 Sansom
Scully John, hostler McCord, Bridge k Co., r. 264 Ste-
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Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
Bcnllv John, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 69 Everett
Bcully Laura Miss, hairdresser, 1021 Larkin, r. 1029
Scully Patrick, laborer, r. 1011 Battery, rear
Scully Peter (Moon, Scully & Co.) , r. 1114 Green, rear
Scully Thomas, barkeeper John Koddy, r. SW cor
Beale and Bryant
Bcully Timothy, coachman C. W. Kellogg, r. SOOTar-
rell
Scupham John R., assistant engineer Central Pac. K.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 48,
r. 412 Hyde
Scurr George, -waiter Meyer & Muehe, r. 551 Mission
Scwickar Amelia Miss, dressmaker, r. oiCi% Natoma
Scwickar Frank, r. 546^ Natoma
Sc-wickar Kate Miss, teacher, r. 546 J^ Natoma
SEA INSURANCE CO. OP LlVERPOOIi
(limited), Rodgers, Meyer k Co. agents, office 212
Battery ,
Seabag Edward, seaman, r. 119 Jackson
Seaberg Louis, laborer, r. 332 Main ■•
Seaborn John F., jigsawer Holland & Ruppel, r. Oak-
land
Seabough Samuel, journalist, r. 915 Market
Seaburg Charles F., waiter, r. 333 Fourth
Seabury Forrest S., scenic artist Grand Opera House,
r. Oakland
Seabury John, laborer, r. 632 Green, rear
Seabury Willliam B., captain Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska,
r. 514 Fell
Seaders John H., books and stationary 603 Davis, r.
605 Broadway
Seadky Joseph, instrumentmaker California Electrical
Works, V. 2724 Mission
Seacres Frank, varnisher Gilbert & Moore, r. 511^
Greenwich
I Seager Louis, glazier, r. S s California Av, nr How-
ard. Berual Heights
Seagrave Edward E., with Code, Elfelt & Co., r. E s
Buena Vista, bet Eugenia and Esmeralda
1 Seagrave Samuel, engineer, r. 1703 Dupont
Seale Fanny (widow), r. 1410 Pine
Scale Thomas, superintendent Califoruia St. R. R.,
office 1435 Califoruia, r. 1412 Clay
j Seals Albert, agent, r. 32 Fourth
Scales Daniel, real estate, r. 439 Green
Seals Thomas, conductor N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
542 Brvant
SEA1.Y CHARLiES, cooper and oil dealer, 8 Mis-
i sion, r. 142 Fourth
Sealy. See Seeley and Seley
Seaman Alice, r. 1615 California
Seamuu Antone, captain schr Ida Joues, Folsom Street
Wharf
; Seaman Barbaiy Mrs., r. 11.53 Howard
Seaman 0. J., r. 705 California
Seaman David, expressman, NW cor Dupont and Jack-
son, r. cor Chestnut and Montgomery Av
] Seam;in Edward H., clerk L. G. Sresovich & Co., r.
519 Folsom
] Seaman Edward M., clerk David McClure
' Seaman Fieg, with Charles F. MacNeil, r. 155 Third
Seaman George M., r. 211 Geary
Seaman Kittie, r. 1615 California
I Siaman Lyilia (widow) , r. 521 Lombard
Seaman Samuel, driver Potrero and B. V. R. R., r. 8
Zoe, rear
SEAMAN VERNON, mining, office 240 Mont-
gomery, r. Oakland
Seaman W. Frank, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,
r. 1320 California
Seaman William P., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Seaman. Seemau
Beamans James M., watchmaker and jeweler, 600
Montgomery, r. 2G23 Piue
Beamans Job M., watchmaker, jeweler and optician,
207 Montgomery, r. 2623 Pine
Beamon Louis, polisher, r. 331 Fourth
B<'arby Fred, compositor S. W. Ravelev, r. 1127 Ellis
SEARBY AVILIilAM M., druggist, 869 Market,
r. 1127 Ellis
Bearcy M. H. (widow), r. 435 Bryant
Bearich Giovanni, barkeeper John Cappadacy & Co.,
r. 13()(;j« Stockton
Bearight Beatb M. P., salesman, r. 1315 M Broadway
Bearight James F., salesman, r. 1315)4 Broadway
Bearight Lizzie (widow), teacher music, r. 1315)^
Broadway *
Searight William P., bookkeeper Anderson & Irving,
r. 1135 Pacific
Searing Edward, bosmaker Union Box Factory, r.
7.52 Harrison
Searing Hannah (widow), r. 7.52 Harrison
Searing Thomas T., miller California Mills, r. 339
Sixth
Searle A. C, attorney at law, office 502 Montgomery,
room 5, r. 1U19 Lombard
Searle Charles, student Barnard's Business College,
r. 1218 McAllister
Searle George, clerk Edward B. Holmes, r. 1218 Mc-
Allister
Searle Henry L., clerk Searle & Bode, r. 1218 Mc-
Allister
Searle James J., cashier Falkner, Bell & Co., r. 1218
McAllister
Searle John (Searle & Bode), r. 1218 McAllister
Searle John Jr., clerk Searle & Bode, r. 1218 McAl-
lister
Searle Peter, laborer, r. 531 East
Searle Robert E.. captain Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
SEARLE & BODE (John Searle and George C.
Bode), proptrs Greenwich Dock U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, NW cor Battery and Greenwich
Searles Aaron, teamster Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Terminal House
Searles Albert, butcher, r. W s Ohio, nr Vallejo, rear
Searles Edwin, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Searles Henry W., tinner William Cronan, r. 1807
Mission
Searles James W., salesman H. Siering & Co., r, 304
Sutter
Searles Robert, (Searles & Stone), r. 25 Clinton Park
Searles William A., r. 6 Hollis
SEARLES & STONE (Robert Searles and Charles
B. Stone), commission merchants and agents
Humboldt S. S. Co., office 22 California, room 5
Sears C itherine Mrs., confectionery and bakery, 1155 J^
Howard
Sears David, carpenter, r. 1155 J$ Howard
Sears Dean S., sailmaker W. C.Wood, r. Oaklaand
Sears George, plumber John Bohn, r. 112 Seventh
Sears .John, laborer, r. 9 Tehama PI
Sears John, laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Sears John F., ji-urnalist, r. 136 Fifth
Sears John F., photographer Imperial Gallery, r. 217
Post
Sears Michael G. (Sears & Foley, and Sears, Pickett &
Dowling). r. 768 Mission
S?ars Patrick, loufjshoreman, r. 527 Mission, rear
SEARS, PICKETT «& DOW^LING (Michael G.
Sears, Garrett Pickett, and Richard Dowling) , un-
dertakers and general furnishers, 815 Marktt
Sears William H., attorney at law. office 318 Pine,
room 20, r. San Rafael, Marin Co.
Sear.s & Foley (Michael G. Sears and Timothy Foley),
liquor saloons, NW cor Washington and East, and
NW cor Broadway and Davis
Seary Ann (widow) , r. 217 Eighth
Season Oliver P., carpenter Spear Street Mills, r. 725
Natoma
Season Valentine, carpenter, r. 479 Jessie
Seaton Ann E. Mrs., nurse Dr. Sims, Grand Hotel
Beaton Daniel M., attorney at law, office 45 Merchants'
Exchange, r. 614 Capp'
Seaton William, moneylaroker, r. 611 Post
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co., George C. Bode
. president, A. K. Clark secretarv, office 32 Market
Seaver Daniel W. (Seaver k Co.), r". 726 Fulton
Seaver Gilford L., carriagemaker Seaver & Co.. r. 726
Fulton
Seaver Lorau B., mill and mining superintendent, r.
157 S venth
Seaver Saratte A. Miss, r. .509 Fell
Seaver \: Co. (Daniel W. Seaver and Charles C. Simp-
son) , carriagemakers, 4 Spring
Seavers George, cook, r. HI Jasper PI
Seavey A., painter, r. 7.50 Market
Seavey Edgar C, salesman Held Brothers & Co.,r. 412
Taylor
Seavey M. T., physician, office 514 Kear, r. 638 Green
Seavey Otis L., driver What Cheer Laundry, r. 2510
Bryant Av
Seavey Walter M., shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong,
r. 870 Folsom
Seawell James M., attorney at law, office 509 Kearny,
r. San Rafael
Sebelle Theodore S., printer Edward M. Murphy &
Co., r. 2627 Sutter
BULLOCi: ^ JOi."ES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Pitting Shirts to Order.
GEO. LOOMIS, -Plaza Store, 706 to V16 Koamy St., opposite the Plaza.
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Sebelin John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Fell and
Go ugh
Seberta G., Austrian Benev. Roc, 71 New Mont
Sebich Martin, Austrian Beuev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Sebreroz Fidel, sole-leathoroutter, r. 1117 Kearny
Sebring Jacob, carpenter Lockhart & Porter, r. 494
Branuan
Sebrok John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Secc'Ui Viotorine Miss. r. 1504 Powell
Sechuber C, miner, r. 814 Montgomery
Seckel George (George Secbel & Co.), r. 32 Fourth
Seckel George & Co., stockbrokers and mining agents,
office 33U Pine, room 60
Seckel Myer, r. 24 Montgomery Av
Second Street House, S. H. Morse proptr. 115 Second
and 74 Minna
Secor Charles ¥., amalgamator, office 331 Montgom-
ery, room 28
Secor Joseph, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Secor Josiah J., r. 18 Franklin
Secor Sewing Machine Co., J. L. Hicks agent, office
667 Mission
Secoy Herbert F., teamster, r. 1040 Mission
Secoy Peter C, carpenter, r. 1040 Mission
Secoy William A., carpenter, r. 1040 Mission
SECRET SERVICE DIVISION U. S., office 5
U. S. Court Building
Seculovich Peter T., locksmith and sawfiler, 504 Stev
Security Fire Insurance Co. (New Haven, Conn.), Ol-
iver Hawes agent, office 403 California
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK, John Parrott
president, Jerome Lincoln vice-president, 215 San
Sed Sarah E. (widow) , nurse, r. 716 Capp
Sedan Louise (widow), r. 1121 Mission
Sedano Adolfo, jeweler, r. 521 Vallejo
Sedbom Adam, tailor, 440 Bush
Sedengu Joseph, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
Oakland
Bedgley George 0., superintendent Joseph Sedgley, r.
NW cor Santa Clara and York
Sedgley Joseph, wool dealer and tanner, S s Eight-
eenth, bet Folsom and Harrison, office 533 Kearny,
r. SW cor Brj-ant Av and Santa Clara
Sedgley Walter, salesman Miller & Lux, r. 223 Va-
lencia
SEDGWICK JOHN, stockbroker, office 317 Mont-
gomery, r. 1408 Van Ness Av
Sedler Charles, cook Helvetia Hotel, r. 431 Pine
Sedley Reuben, seaman, r. 412 Beale
Sedwell George, carpenter, r. NW cor Seventh Av and
M, South S. F.
Sedze Jean, laimdryman .Mme. C. Olivier, r. 1023
Stockton
Seeba Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Bartlett
Seeba Meta, domestic fil4 Filbert
SEEBECK EDWARD E., groceries and liquors,
NW cor Turk and Scott
Seeber Chester, attorney at law, office 12 Nevada
Block, r. 203 Powell
Seed Joseph, foreman Charter Oak Stables, r. 277 Stev
Seegen Emanuel, with Philip, Speyer & Co., r. West-
minster House
Seellg Simon, cigar manuf, 32G Clay, r. 321 Tyler
Seelig. See Selig
Seeligsohn Abe, editor Jewish Progress, office 313
Kearny, r. 752 Howard
Seelig.sohn Max (Seelig.-ohn & Co.), r. 752 Howard
Seeligsohn k Co. (Max Seeligsohn and Abe Blumen-
thal), di-y goods, 336 Hayes
Seemann Katie (widow), r. 430 Ji Seventh
Seennen William, cabinetmaker Andrew Frei, r. 608
Brannan
Seferovich Tripo (Napperell & Seferovlch), r. E 8
Powell, nr California
Befrin Frederick S. (Sefrin & Schober), r. 1306 Powell
Sefrin & Schober (Frederick F. Sefrin and Frederick
Schober), proptrs 3. F. Iron Works 203 Fremont
Sefstrom Alfred, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Sefus George, pantryman S. S. GreatRepublic
Segale CelestinaMiss (R. Cereghino Jt Co.),r. Eg Mis-
sion, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Segale Louis, gardener Angelo Boittano, r. Visitacion
Valley, bet Mission and San Lruno Road
Segar Elizabeth (widow), r. 1007 Taylor
Segars Uriah, sash and blindmaker, 160 Main, r. 43
Langton
Segbers Joseph H., teamster Boca Brewing Co., r. 825
Harrison
Segelcke William F., cigars and tobacco, 1138 Market
Segelhorst August, master mariner, r. 446^ Guerrero
Segelke Adolph D., proptr Astor House, .509 Broadway
Segelken Christopher, laborer Albany Brewery, r 75
Everett
Segelken D., Schuetzen Verein, 620 Busii
Segesser John U., engineer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 932
Montgomery
Seghers J., r. 966 Howard
Segon Jules, compositor Courrier de San Francisco
Segord James M., stevedore, r. 40 Clara
Segregated Belcher Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
George D. Edwards secretary, office 414 Cal
Segregated Caledonia Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),
David L. Thomas secretary, office 203 Bush, room
12
Segregated Rock Island Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
William H. Watson secretary, office 302 Montgom-
ery, room 5
Seguagtia G., deckhand stm Julia, Washington Street
Wharf
Segui Baltazar (Segui & Arata), r. 1510^ Powell
Segui Victor, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Segui & Arata (Baltazar Segui and Bartholomew Ara-
ta), coffee saloon, 629 Davis
Seib Herman C, teacher piano forte, r. l.'')24 Cal
Seibecker Louis, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 17
Bryant Av
Seibel Frederick, butcher 1-2 Clay Street Central
Market, r. E s Stockton, nr Filbert
Seibel Philip, butcher, 2 Clay Street Central Market,
r. 735 O'Farrell
Seibel Philip, butcher M. Gradwohl k Co., r. 1145
Market
Seiber Frederick, r. 1149 Market
Sclberlich A. Sons (Frank X. and T. W. Seiberlich),
manuf boots and shoes, 32 Second
salesman A. Seiberlich Sons,
SEEGER A., groceries and liquors, 631 Bush, r. 629 I Seiberlich Edward H
Bush r. 313 Minna
Seeger Eugene, editor California Demokrat, r. 312 Seiberlich Francis F., r. 307 Seventh
Stockton I Seiberlich Frank X. (A. Seiberlich SonsJ. r. Philadel-
Seeger Frederick, butcher, r. 24 Glover phia. Pa.
Seeger George, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1420 Pine Seiberlich Ignatius, carpenter, r. W s Church, bet
Seeger Mi:ria, chamberma.d American Exchange Hotel | Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Seeger William, cook C. Zacharias, r. 253 Howard I Seiberlich Thomas W.(A. Soi}>eilich Sons), r. 313 Min
Seegers Herman, master mariner, r. 416 Fulton i Seibert Charles, brass finisher San Francisco Brass
Seegers John F., clerk Henry Doscher, r. SE cor Na- | Works, r. 10 Sh< ridau
toma and Russ SEIDEL. FREDERICK E., soapmaker. factory
Seekamp George, musician Wetterman's Band, r. 711 and r. E s San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-ninth.
Filbert office 48 Clay
Seeker Leonard, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 488Ji St idel Gustav, soapmaker, r. NE cor Sixteenth and
Ninth I Potrero Av
Seeley Albert, cigars and tobacco, 23 Second, r. 18 Seidel William, cigars and tobacco, 17 Ji Fourth, r.
First
Seeley Charles M., physician, office and r. 1105 Pow
Seeley John, clerk E. G. Landsberg .V: Co.
Seeley John W., photographer Dames k Hayes, r. 410
Gough
j Seeley Lamar B., agent Oswego (Oregon) Iron Co.,
I office NW cor Folsom and Main, r. 448?^ Ninth
Seeley. See Sealey, Sealy, and Seley
-Seeli Gaspar CVS'under k Seeli), r. 1233 Stockton
Seelig George H., tailor, r. 2,')9 Perry
Seellg Leopold, butcher, r. 108 Twenty-fifth
807 Market
Seidelingtr John B., sparmaker, r. 33 Frcelou
Seideman Marx, banker, r. 614 Sutter
Seiden Frederick, r. Park Hotel
Seiilen H., Schuetzen Verein, 620 Bush
Seidcuberg Harris, tailor, 12)6 Harriet
Seider George, r. 624 Fourth
Seidl Joseph (Fnhrbaeh & Seidl), r. 24 Sixth
Seifirt Charles, restaurant, r. 10(J.') Minna
Seigard James, Lumbermen's Pro. Union. 71
Montgomery
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Seigeman Klise Miss, teacher, r. 1406 Jackson
Selgler Charles, engineer, r. 7 Selina PI
Seike Charlotte Mrs., dresBmaker, 150 Steuart
Seike Theodore, blacksmith, r. 150 Steuart
Seilaz John, cooper, r. 730 Filbert
Seller Albert, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Seller Augustus (Seller & Schuler), r. 411 Pacific
Seller Bros. (Max and Siegfried), music and station-
ery, 14 Sixth
Seller Charles, laborer Park Hotel
Seller Charlotte (widow) . r. 2 Park Av
Seller David (Green & Seller) , r. 202 Ellis
Seller Herman, salesman Green & Seller, r. 557 J^ How
Seller James, cutter Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 434 Clem
Seller Max (Seller Bros.) , r. 2 Park Av
Seller Max Jr., clerk Emanuel Sheyer, r. 757 Howard
Seller Morris, tailor, 757 Howard
Seller Paul, mechanician Cal. Electrical Works, r.
2105?^ Leavenworth
Seller Siegfried (Seller Bros.), r. 2 Park Av
Seller & Schuler (Augustus Seller and Gustavus
Schuler) , proptr National Hotel, 411 Pacific
Seiner John H., cigarmaker, r. 1021 Filbert, rear
SelntT Vendeliue, baker Charles Spannagel, r. 115 ]
Seventh i
Selpel Charles, market, 2302 Mission |
Seipel Conrad, proptr Humboldt Pavilion, NE cor :
Mission and Erie I
Seipp Conrad, emiDloyee North Point Warehouse, r. |
421 ?4 Groenwich
Seltz Albert, barkeeper Charles Metzger
Seitz Christian, r. 515 Ellis
Seltz George, dairyman William Mitchell, r. E 8 Cas-
tro, bet Eighteenth and Kineteenth
Seitz John, barkeeptr, r, 510 Ninth
Seitz John A., baker Junius G. Foster, Cliff House
Seiz Albert, janitor Concordia Club, r. 102 O'Farrell
Seko Outon, cook, r. 10 Berry
Sekofsky Lewis, carpenter L. & E. Emanuel, r. 816 Fol
Selander Charles F., cook Frederick Brown, r. 10 Steu
Selander Christopher, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Selander Isaac, carpenter new U. S. Appraisers' Build-
ing, r. 832 Folsom
Selander John, tailor, r. 19 Lewis
Selander Peter, tailor John Anderson, r. 655 Wash
Selby Copper Mining and Smelling Co. (White Pine,
Nev.), F. A. McGee secretary, ofiice 32 Merchants'
Exchange Building
Selby David, coalpasser S. S. Great Eepublic
Selby George, sernuan, r. Sailors' Home
Selby Henrietta I. Mrs. (Thomas H. Selby & Co.) , r.
Fair Oaks, San Mateo Co.
Selby Hill Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), H. Augus-
tus Whiting secret:iry, office 211 Sansom, room 6
SELiBY PRENTISS, superintendent Selby Smelt-
ing and Lead Co., ofiice 216 Sansom, room 1, r.
1212 Geary
SELBY SMELTEVG AND L.EAD CO., Pren-
tiss Selby stiperintendent, shut tower SE cor How-
ard and First, smelting works North Beach, office
216 Sansom, room 1
Selby Thomas H. (estate of), oflace21() Sansom, rooml
Selby Tliomas H., mining superintendent, office 32
M' re h ants' Exchange Building, r. 1222 Pine
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO. (Edward H. Ham-
mer, Alanson H. Phelps, Henry S. Austin, and
Mrs. Henrietta T. Selby special pavtner) , import-
era metals and hardware, agents Hazard Powder
Co., and Hendricks & Brothers' braziers and
sheathing copper, 116-118 California
Selchow Daniel, sale.suiau Eobinson, Fowler & Co., r.
417 Stockton
Beldeu James R., assistant weigher Custom House, r.
116 O'Farrell
Selden Miles C, assistant license collector, r. 501 Post
Seldner Louis, salesman Kline & Co., r. 1528 Ellis
Scldner Morris, printer Joseph P. Betancue, r. 1528
Ellis
Selenger George, clerk P. Cummings, r. 302 Green
Seleuger Luwrence, special policeman, r. 302 Green
Selerz Joseph, miner, r. 521 Pacific
Seley Alfred W., bookkeeper Cook & Walcott, r. 410
Gough
Seley John W., photographer, r. 410 Gough
Seley Mary A. (widow) , r. 410 Gough
Seley. See Sealey and Seeley
Self William M., laborer, r. 621 Grove
Selfridge Edward A. (G. W. Gibbs & Co.) , r. 2615 Oal
Self ridge Frank C, r. 2615 California
Selheimer E. (widow) , r. 22 Hampton PI
Selheimer Napoleon B., cabinetmaker West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 22 Hampton PI
Selig Abraham, crockery, 3 Fourth, r. 408 Minna
Selig Isaac, gents' furnishing goods, 218 Kearny, r. 734
McAllister
Selig Isidor, bookkeeper Moses Selig, r. 826 Mission
Selig Kossuth, traveling agent Selig & Newman, r.
1311 Octavia
Selig Marx, liquor saloon, 200 Bush, r. 13 Hyde
Selig Moses,wholesale butcher. First Av, nr Kentucky,
South S. F., ofiice 331 Kearny, r. 826 Mission
Selig Nathan, collector Moses Selig, r. 826 Mission
Selig Samuel, lawstudent, r. 13 Hyde
Selig Samuel A., hairdresser, 903 Market, r. 435 Ster
Selig Seligman (Selig & Newman), r. 1311 Octavia
Selig & Newman (Seligman Selig and Henry Newman) ,
millinery and straw goods, 31 Sutter
Selig. See Seelig
Seligman Carl, clerk L. Lebenbaum & Co., r. 503 Post
Seligman Frank, merchant, r. 426 Green
Seligman Henry, exchange teller Anglo-Californian
Bank (limited), r. 916 Sutter
Seligman Moses, attorney at law, office 511 Montgom-
ery, r. 1937 Geary
Seligman Nathan H., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r.
108-110 Sansom
Seligman Nathan N., salesman A. B. Elfelt & Co., r.
25 Dupont
Seligsohn Herman, clerk. L Steinhart, r. 403 Leaven-
enworth
Seligsohn. See Seeligsohn
Selina John, laborer, r. N s Dunn Alley
Selk Charles (Kleeu & Selk), r. 2.56 J^ Jessie
Sell Walter E., bookkeeper Alvinza Hay ward, r. Berke-
ley
Sellander Frederick, engineer, r. 525 Union
Sellander Margarita, dressmaker, r. 525 Union
Selle Anna, domestic, 441 Tyler
Selleck Alice Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box Fac-
tory, r. 37 South Park
Selleck Charles H. , r. 37 South Park
Selleck Edward, lalsorer freight depot Central Pac. R.
R., Townsend bet Fourth and Fifth
Selleck Edward J., r. 37 South Park
Selleck Edwin F., salesman Cutting Packing Co., r. 802
Jones
Selleck George W., clerk freight dept Central Pac. R.
R.,r. 409 J^ Braumiu
Selleck Hugh H., porter Oscar Foss, r. 37 South Park
Selleck Jacob (Schloss & Selleck), r. 18 Russ
Selleck Joseph E., capitalist, r. 37 South Park
Selleck Silas, mining agent, office 240 Montgomery, r.
802 Jones
Sellen Charles, r. 1125 Stockton
Seller Charles, expressman, r. 168 Perry
Seller Frederick (Louis Saroni & Co.) , r. 517 McAl-
lister
Seller John, r. Westminster House
Seller Marcus, clerk, r. 168 Perry
Seller Michael, expressman, r. 168 Perry
Seller Samuel (Altschul, Seller & Co.) , r. 614 Sutter
Seller Samuel, upholsterer, r. 168 Perry
Sellers Francis, r. 1028 Pacific
Sellers James C, whitener, 3 O'Farrell, r. 2032 Miss
Sellers Reuben, carpenter, r. 279 Stevenson
Sellery John, r. 34 Tyler
Sellheimer Edward B., coffinmaker, r. Golden Gate
Hotel
Selling Eugenie F. Miss, teacher Bush Street Cosmo-
politan Primary School, r. 1103 McAllister
Selling Jacob J., bookkeeper, r. 1103 McAllister
Selling John, insurance agent, r. 1103 McAllister
Selling lieopnld, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1103 McAllister
Selling Nathalie A. Miss, assistant Tyler Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1103 McAllister
Sellingtr Frank, liqui/r saloon, 015 Pacific
Sellinger Raymond, malster Jacob Adams, r. 637
Broadway, rear
Sellon E. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1018 Howard
Sellon-French Mrs., ladies' physician, office and r.
556 Minna
Sellon John, porter J. Samuels, r. 1018 Howard
Sellon Latrobe J., head clerk U. S. Railway, Mall Ser-
vice, r. 317 Ellis
Sellon William H., r. S.W Minna
Selm Charles, hackman, r. 948 Geary
Selmer A. L.. clerk Thomas Bell, r. 609 Pine
Selna EdwarcJ, drayman, r. 1026 Stockton
Selth Valentine, porter S. S. Orizaba, r. 540 Bryant
BULLOCK & JON BT -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomeiy St— Have Correct Styles.
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Selvey Frank, laborer Southern Pac. K. R., r. 415
Drumm
Selway Elijah, carpenter, r. 7C3 Migsion
Selway Kifhiird, varnisher Paciflc Improvement Co.,
r. Oakland
Selz George, cabinetmaker Herman Ciranz, r. 907
Bryant
Selzer Edward, drugs and medicines, .331 East
Sembrams Peter, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Bemenza Angelo, laborer E. K. Howes & Co., r. NW
cor Vallejo and Montgomery
Bemeron Albert, clerk J. W. Rule, r. 147 Hunt
Bemler Annie (widow), liquor saloon, NE cor Baker
and Greenwich
Semler Charles, farmer, N a Union, bet Baker and
Lyon
Bemler Fanny Mrs., r. 621 Ellis
Semler Hertha A. T. (widow), Augusta Kinder-
garten, 518 Turk
Bemler Hertha Miss, r. 518 Turk
Semler John N., barber Charles N. Fleischman, r. 2
Chatham PI
Semler Paul E., druggist Boericke & Tafel, r. 518
Turk
Semler Rudolph C. J., r. 518 Turk
Senator Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), L. Reynolds
secretary, office 302 California, room 5
Senberg George C. salesman J. Baum & Co., r. 784
Folsom
Senderliug John C, Baker's rotary blower, 51 Fre-
mont, r. 107 O'Farrell
Seneberg Frank, waiter, r. 16 Stockton PI
Senert John C, laborer Robert Robinson, r. 45 Liberty
Seuger Joachim H., teacher languages Girls' High
School, r. 1621 Washington
Senger Julius, restaurant, r. S s Rose Alley, nr Annie
Sengstacke Albert, liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
Drumm, r. 9 Pacific
Sengstacken Harm H., sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, r. 1132 Bryant
SENGSTACKEN PETER, wines and liquors, SE
cor Mission and Fremont
Sengstacken Mary, domestic NW cor Geary and Leav-
enworth
Senk Henry, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 529 Js
Sixth
Senlich Fredrick, cooper Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Har-
rison, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
Sennat Thomas Mrs. (widow), r. 1211 Powell
Senne William, butcher A. F. Magritz, r. 12 Dale PI
Sunn ell Richard, r. 1204 Powell
Bennett James (Sennett & Pinder) , r. Francisco, bet
Leavenworth and Hyde
Sennett John, laborer, r. 658 Mission
Sennett & Pinder (James Sennett and Frederick Pin-
der), stevedores, office 317 California
Sense Louis, barkeeiier, r. 18 First
Sensenbrenner August, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. &
Co., r. 25 Morton
Senter John, r. 426 Post
Sephton Henry H., lineman Cal. Electrical Works, r.
1026 Folsom
Sephton John, machinist, r. 543 Howard
Sejihtou Martha Mrs., groceries and liquors, 543 How
Heranari Giovanni, laborer, r. 5 Gaveu, rear
Serb Joseph, florist, W s Lycm, bet Bush and Pine
Seregni Fulgenzio (Muldoon& Seregnij, r. 24 Post
Serens Frederick, carpenter, r. 1317 Webster
Serensky Joseiih, fruits and vegetables, 419 Sixteenth
Sergent William, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
SiTgeson John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Bericano Josephine Miss, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros.,
r. Fifth, nr Harrison
Serighelli Bernard! Mrs. , teacher music, r. 626 McAl-
lister
Serighelli Silvestro, watchmaker J. Guignard, r. 694
McAllister
Serpa Frank, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Factory,
r. 941 Howard
Serres Charles (Messner & Serres) , r. 402 Pacific
Sers Frank, varnisher Gilbert & Moore, r. SllJj
Greenwich
Serea E.. actor AdelphI Theatre, r. California Hotel
Sersen Nicholas, (lolTee and oy.iter saloon, 800 Third
Servia and Slavouia Mining Co. (Goose Creek, Nev.),
L. V. B. Howell secretary, office 318 Pine, room 27
Sesnon William T., law student King & Rodgers, r.
Aliimeda
Seseer George F., butcher Qesualdo De Luca, r. 1627
Bupont
Sesser James 8., tinsmith William Cormack, r. 1878
Mission
Sesser Peter, operative melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 20 Eleventh
Sessions Charles A., r. 805 Franklin
Sessions George W., bookkeeper William H. Lent, r.
1311 Gough
Sessions Jessie L. Mrs., r. 805 Franklin
Sessions Milton P., teamster, r. 1219 Folsom
Sessions William W., drayman, 214-216 Battery, r. 805
Franklin
Sestanovich Antonio, marblecutter, r. 735 Harrison
.SETH THOAIAN CliOCK CO., Henry Moli-
neux manager, 7 Montgomery
Seth William U., janitor Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., r. 1305 California
S<thuian Henry, clerk Piter Garma, r. 20 Ever.jtt
Sethmann Charles, clerk Louis Haake. r. cor Bryant
and KinconPl
Settegast Charles, laborer Fred. W. Kamps, r.21 Davis
Settle John, laborer James 8. Dyer, r. Union, nr Oc-
tavia
Settright James, hostler John Brten, r. 222 Fifth
Setzler Herman, conductor Omnibus R. R.,r. 630 Miss
Seufert Francis, market, 490 Eighth, r. 1517 Sac
Seufert Theodore, butcher F. Seufert, r. 490 Eighth
Scvatino Tocchlni, peddler, r. 4 Bartol
Sevening Christina (widow), r. 722 Green
Sevening Mamie Miss, milliner Miss Annie Bennett,
r. 722 Green
SEVENTH STREET COMSnSSIONERS,
office New City Hall
Seventy-six ('76) Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), B.
S. Kellogg secretary, office 306 Pine, room 4
Severance A. J., proptr Diamond Drill, and importer
and breeder thoroughbred Merino sheep, office
320 Sansom, room 10, r. Niles, Alameda Co.
Severance Andrew, laborer freight department Cen-
tral Pac. R. R.
Severance Henry F., restaurant, NE cor Market and
Taylor, r. 102 Powell
Severance Henry W., commission agent, and Hawaiian
consul, offii-e 316 California, r. 1911 Laguua
SEVERANCE .TOSIAH G., attorney at law, office
502 Montgomery, r. 106 Post
Severance Samuel J., pressman Spaulding, Barto &
Co., r. 537 Natoma
Severin Charles, machinist John G. lis, r. 814 Mont-
gomery
Severio Frank, teamster Hofen & Co., r. 1254 Howard
Severio William S., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
•222 ><. Fourth
Severns B. E., clerk, r. 919 Pacific
Severns Thomas J. (T. J. Severns & Co.), r. 919 Pac
SEVERNS T. J. Hi CO. (John C. Remington),
mining and real-estate agents, 230 Kearny
Sevey Loriug, carpenter, r. 113 Diamond *
Seward Cliarles, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Seward E. F., driver Omnibus R. R.. r. 610 Howard
Seward Jer<miah, freight clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,
r. 404 Tyler
Sewell Charles P., laborer, r. 534 Commercial
Sew'll H. V. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. 8.
Mint, r. 103U Market
Sewell John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 6
Cleaveland
Sewell John, laborer, r. 1123 Harrison
Sewell Joseph, artist, r. 544 Minna
Sewell Tliomns (Sewell .t McDermott), r. NE cor
Tweuty-eiglitiumd Sanchez
Sewell & McD.rijKdt (Thomas Sewell and Frank J.
McDermott) , plumbers and gasfitters, 145 Third
Seweloh Theodore L., clerk John Sibelin, BE cor Fell
and Gough
Sexsmith George, special policeman Nevada Bank, r.
4 Rincon Av
Bexsnyder Frank, warehouseman Baker 4: Hamilton,
r. 637 Second
Sexton Charles, brakesman Andrew Onderdonk, r.
Oakland
Sexton David, clerk Neustadter Bros., r. NW cor Ala-
bama and Twenty-third
Sexton Dennis, driver Market St. R. R., r. 104 First
Av
Sexton Ellen (widow) , r. 341 Shipley
Sexton Frank, laborer, r. 1613 Turk
Sexton George E., packer Domestic |Sewlng Machine
Co., r. 532 Jes.-fie
Sexton H. Miss, r. Park Hotel
Sexton Henry P., shipcarpenter, r. 816 Twentieth
BEAIvIISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Sexton Horace C, bookkeeper Anglo-Califomian Bank
r. 314 Jones
Sexton James, cooper, r. 267 Jessie
Sexton James, laundryman National Laundry, r. SW
cor Seventeenth and Dolores
Sexton John, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. Twenty-
sixth, nr Diamond
Sexton John, marblecutter John Daniel & Co., r. 341
Shipley
Sexton Lizzie Miss, domestic 537 McAllister
Sexton Mamie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory, r. 38 Russ
Sexton Marshal J., advertising clerk Morning Call, r.
7 Mint Av
Sexton Michael, laborer, r. 412 "Valencia
Sexton Michael J., laborer, r. 5 Thompson Av
Sexton Nellie Miss, milliner, r. 341 Shipley
Sexton Thomas, r. 343 Shipley
Sexton Tliemas H., laborer, r. 218 Pacific
Sexton William, special agent Fireman's Fund Insur-
ance Co., office 401 California, r. San Jose
Seyd Otto, teacher pianoforte, 102 Stockton
Seydel Ernst, liquor saloon, 47 Third
Seyden Albert, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Seyden George H., woodcarver George Thomas, r. 416
Ivy Av
Seyden John H. J., r. 415 Ivy Av
Seymour Alfred C. (L. Shillaber & Co.) , r. 538 Folsom
Seymour C. H., draftsman, r. Overland House
Seymour Francis M. (widow) , r. 30 Stanly PI
Seymour George, longshoreman, r. SE corVallejo and
Battery
Seymour John F., brassfinisher, r. 606 Ivy Av
Seymour Joseph, r. 6 Polk Lane
Seymour L. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 118 O'Farrell
Seymour Minnie (widow) , furworker, r. 439 Jessie
Seymour Eachael (widow) , r. 439 Jessie
Seymour Samuel, paper merchant, r. 469 Tehama
SEYMOUR S. H. & CO. (I. D. Barnard), proptrs
Russ House, W s Montgomery, from Bush to Pine
Seymour Simon fl. {S. H. Seymour & Co.), r. Russ
House
Seymour William, actor, r. Palace Hotel
Seymour William, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 812
Twentieth
Seymour William H., collars and cuffs, 126 Kearny,
room 22
Seyner Joseph, market, 1207 Mission
Sgov Christian, farmer, r. 428 Drumm
Shaar Henry, deckhand schr Peerless, Pacific St.
Wharf
Shaber Henrv, coachman, 140 Twelfth
ShaberJ. A." & Co. (William R. Shaber), furniture
and bedding, 707 Market
Shaber John A. (J. A. Shaber & Co.) , r. 122 Post
Shaber William R. (J. A. Shaber & Co.), r. 707 Market
SHACKL.EFORD THOMAS J. (Hunter &
Shackleford) secretary Board of Health, and min-
inji secretary, office 310 Pine, room 40, r. 610
Mason
Shackleton John, molder .aitna Iron Works, r. 417
Folsom
Shackleton AVilliam T., molder Union Iron Works, r.
S s Twentv-third, iir Harrison
SHADBURNE GEORGE D., attorney at law,
offii o 623 Montgomery, r. NW cor Twenty -fifth
and Ellen
Shaddock John, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Shaddock Thomas, pictures and frames, 119 Sixth
Shaddock William, framemuker Thomas Shaddock,
119 Sixth
Shade Cornelius, liquor saloon, 506 Clay, r.,308 Te-
hama
Shade Frederick A., shipjoiner, r. 401 ><; Oak
Shade Geort,'e, hostler Presidio, r. S B Lombard, bet
Bak( r and Lyon
Shadrii-k Uudolpli, waiter, r. 163 Jessie
Shae Thomas, carpenter, r. 2.55 Third
ShaefTer Frank R., clerk, r. 172 3i. Clementina
Bhaefler John W. (J. W. Shaeller & Co.) , r. 1512 Leav-
enworth
SHAEFFER.T. W. & CO. ( Juli us Kraemer), im-
porters and wholesale dealers tobacco and manu-
fai-turers cigars. 321-323 Sacramento
Shaefler Susie E., Mrs., r. Bartlett, nr Twenty-fifth
Bhaefler William, laborer Bush & Scudder, r. 109 Te-
hama
Shaen Aaron, hairdresser Anton Zorb, r. 1117 Leav
Shaen Joseph, tailor, r. 1117 Leavenworth
Shaen Samuel, clerk, r. Post, bet Dup and Stockton
Shafer Charles, expressman, r. N s Eleventh, bet Har-
rison and Bryant
Shafer Conrad, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
goiueay
Shafer Devilla M., machine hand Centennial Planing
Mill, r. 1319 Kearny
Shafer Henry, blacksmith A. Doble, r. 34 Everett
Shafer Jacob, laborer, r. NW cor Seventh and Folsom
fchafer J. K. (widow) , dressmaker, 209 Sixteenth
Shafer Mary Miss, fringemaker, r. 626 Jessie, bet
Seventh and Eighth
Shafer. See Schaefer, Schafer, and Shafi'er
Shatr Orin M., blacksmith, r. 114 Hyde
Shaffell P., driver Market St. R. R.
Shafi'er C. M. Mrs., r. 2510 Webster
Shaifer P., ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Shatield Charles, manuf curled hair, E s Tennessee,
nr Butte
Shatter George, car driver, r. Lombard, nr Franklin
Shatter James McM., attorney at law, oflce 12-13 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 951 Chestnut
Shaftner Charles H., hairdresser, 2115J<5 Fillmore
Shaglon Aaron, clerk, r. 641 Commercial
Shain Edwin B., contractor and builder, oflce 300
Kearny, r. 1923 Geaiy
Shain Frank, r. 1315 Stockton
Shain Joseph E., night clerk Palace Hotel
SHAINWAL.D BROTHERS & LESSING (Her-
man and Ralph L. Shainwald and Henry Lessing) ,
Merchants' Credit Bureau Collection Agency, 123
California, room 27
Shainwald Herman (Shainwald Brothers & Lessing),
r. 122 Post
Shainwald Ralph L., secretary Vulcan Powder Co.,
123 California, rooms 25-26 (and Shainwald Broth-
ers & Lessing) , r. 122 Post
Shakespeare S., teacher University Mound College
Shallo Michael, professor St. Ignatius College, 841
Market
Shanabrook Isaac L. (Shanabrook & Herrick), r. 685
Clementina, rear
Shanabrook & Herrick (Isaac L. Shanabrook and Eu-
gene Herrick), painters, 239 Eighth
Shanahan Daniel, clerk Adams & Taylor, r. 135 }<S
Shipley
Shanahan Daniel, laborer, r. 135 3»5 Shipley
Shanahan John, hackman. Plaza, r. 525 Eighth
Shanahan John, laborer, r. 40H}^ Natoma
Shanahan John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Shanahan John, soap peddler, r. 11 Gordon
Shanahan Lawrence, parcel clerk J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
r. 921 Market
Shanahan Marv. domestic 1614 Tv;rk
Shanahan Mur'tha, clerk John McGee, r. 131 Fifth
Shanahan JIurty, liquor saloon, 368 Natoma
Shanahan Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Shanahan Philip, collector Youth's Directory, r. 1417
Howard
Shanahan Thomas, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Ninth and Shijiley
Shanahan Thomas, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 9
Shipley
Shanahan Timothy, laborer, r. 1121 J^ Folsom
Shanahan William, laborer John Hanson, r. 29 La-
fayette
Shanahan William, shoemaker Jory Brothers, r. 77 }<J
Colton
Shandlen James, with Wheeler & Wilson Manufactur-
ing Co., r. Taylor, nr O'Farrell
Shandley Hugh, carpenter, r. 603 Sixth
Shandley James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Shane Clinton, bookkeeper McKeuna & Greany, r. 125
Second
Shane Jacob, machinehand Cal. Cracker Co.
Shane John, bartender Thomas Dormer, r. 420 Jack
Shane Peter, cook, r. 718 Greenwich
Shane Samuel, r. 215 Post
Shane William, laborer, r 14 Gilbert
Shankey Sarah Miss, cigarniaker, r. 2012 Powell
Shonkey William Mrs., r. 2012 Powell
SHANKLiANO .TAMES H., attorney at law. Mer-
chants' Pro. Assn., 123 California, r. Oakland
Shankland Robert, capitalist, r. 314 Bush
Shankliu George, collector, r. 873% Market
Shanklin James W., land attorney, office 606 Mont-
gomery, room 7, r. Oakland
Shanks , laundryman Mechanics' Co-operative
Co.,'Visitacion Valley
Shanks George H., carriage blacksmith, r. W s Clara
Av, bet Seventeenth and Eighteenth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Mannfactiire Tv^ Shirts to Order.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St.
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Shanks Hugh, carpenter, r. W s Clara Av, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteonth
Shanks James P., carpfnter, r. W 8 Clara Av, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
Shaiikfi Samuel H., carpenter, r. W 8 Clara Av, bet
Seventeeth and Ei(,'hteenth
Shanks William, earpeuter Kisdon I. and L. Works,
r. Vermout, bet Butte and Napa
Shanley Eliza (widow), r. 37 Clementina
Shauley Cieorge, r. 5 Commercial
Shanley James, boilermaker, r. 12 J^ Glover
Shanley John, laborer, r. 18 First
Shauley Joseph, boilermaker, r. 37 Clementina
Shanley Kate (widow), r. !>3(> Green
Shanley Mary, domestic 925 Pine
Shanley Michael, shipjoiner, r. 237 Main
Shauley Myles, car repairer Central Pac. R. R., cor
Fourth and Townsend, r. GIO Fourth
Shanley Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Shanley William, boilermaker, r. 37 Clementina
Shaune Peter, cook, r. 718 Greenwich
Shannon Ann, furnished rooms, 232 Minna
Shannon Charles J., boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r.
Hiii Summer
Shannon Daniel, hostler Market St. R.R., r. 65 Steiner
Shauuon E., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Shannon James, fireman Cul. and Nevada Ice Co., r.
cor First and Howard
Shannon James, foreman stevedores O. S. S. Co., r. SW
cor Wolfe and Figaro, Bernal Heights
Shannon James, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s Illi-
nois, nr Shasta
Shannon James, plumber Pac. Improvement Co., r.
101 Jessie
Shannon James A., teamster Fleming k Stetson, r.362
Brannan
Shannon Jeremiah, laborer, r. 566 Howard
Shannon John, r. 533 Commercial
Shannon John, attorney at law, r. 8 Dnpont
Shannon John, candlemaker Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. Columbia, bet Twenty-seventh and
Twenty-eighth
Shannon John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Shannou John B., groceries and liquors, SE cor Grove
and Octavia
Shannon L., driver Omnibus R. B., r. 247 Tehama
Shannon Margaret Miss, r. 316 Oak
Shannon Mary (widow) , r. 12 Stanford, rear
Shauuon Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 560 Howard
Shauuon Maurice, milkiuan William Lange, r. cor
Cole and Carl
Shannon Michael (Frank Eastman & Co.), r. 122.'{
Bush
Shannon Michael, expressman SW cor Howard and
Steuart, r. 21 Converse
Shannon P:itrick, r. Lewis nr Mission
Shauuon Patrick, engineer, r. 2()4: Stevenson
Shannou Patrick, laborer, r. Twenty-eighth Av, nr
San Bruno Eoad, South S. F.
Shannon B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 1 Illinois
Shannon Richard E., stonecutter r. 3063^ Jessie, rear
Shannon Robert, laborer, r. 3 Perry
Shannon Solomon, merchant, r. 611 Hayes
Shannon T., laborer Cal. White Lead Works
Shannon Thomas, laborer N. B. and Mission R. E.
Shannon Thomas, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 23'J
Minna
SHANNON THOniASB., collector Port San Fran-
cisco, otfl(^e Custom House, third floor, r. 109 Fell
Shannon William, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 19
Minna
Shannon William P., butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r.
262 Octavia
Shannon William W., compositor Frank Eastman k
Co., r. 1223 Bush
Shanny M. J. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 2.30 Jessie
Shapard Lewis J., carpenter, r. 638 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Shaper Martin, r. N s Clipper, bet Sanchez and Noe
Shapero Aaron, teacher Hebrew, r. 1124 Folsom
Shapps Isidor, tailor, r. 430 Broadway
Shapter T., r. 96 St. Ann's Buildiug
Shapter Thomas B., attorney at law, office 528 Califor-
nia, r.38 Perry
Sharff Charles, helper William T. Garratt, r. 139 How
Shargar Egeudius, carpenter, r. W s Schuyler, bet
Union and Jefferson
Shargar Lena, tnlloress Lewis Coben, r. IS Minna
Sharkey Ambrose (Sweeney & Sharkey) , r. cor Tenth
and Howard
Sharkey Edward, teamster Louis Sloss k Co., r. 1
^Fifth Av
Sharkey Frederick E., salesman Murphy, Grant k Co.
r. Russ House
Sharkey James, baker Patrick F. McGrath, r. 322
Soventli, rear 4
Sharkey James, porter Cal. Pac. R. R., Washington St.
Wharf, r. 617 !^5 Minna
Sharkey James F., marble dealer, r. S s California Av,
nr Howard, Bernal Heights
Sharkey James M., physician, office and r. 634 Wash
Sharkey John, laborer, r. 617 M Minna
Sharkey Patrick, laborer, r. 212 Union
Sharkey Patrick, seaman, r. 6 Hodges PI
Sharkey William, expressman, r. 429 Stevenson
Sharkey William, stevedore, r. N s Duncan, bet Guer-
rero and Dolores
SHARON AL.EX.VNDER D., manager Palace
Hotel, SW cor Market and New Montgomery
Sharon George W., clerk Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 712 Taylor
Sharon James, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Sharon James, hostler Albert S. Weston, r. 1245 Miss
Sharon Thomas, bricklayer, r. 359 M Eleventh
SHARON WILiHAM, capitalist, and U.S. Senator,
office 305 Sansom, r. Palace Hotel
Sharoun Frederick, bartender James Kirwin, r. NE
cor Chestnut and Montgomery
Sharp Abraham, sergeant police City Hall, r. 707 Clem
Sharp A. G., special agent Post-Office Department,
office 320 San.'iom, room 43, r. The Windsor
Sharp Ann (widow), r. 525 Hayes
Sharp Bella Miss, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. E 1
Folsom, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-sevenih
Sharp Charles, laborer Emil A. Engelberg, r. 416
Kearny
Sharp Craigie Jr., trav«ling agent Wheeler & Wilson
Manufacturing Co., r. 736 !<s Grove
Sharp George F. (George F. & William H. Sharp), r.
The Baldwin
SHARP GEORGE F. Jii W^nXIAM H., attorneys
at law, office 409 California
Sharp George S., collector United Carriage Co., r. 211
Seventeenth
Sharp Jacob H. (Shaw & Sharp) , r. The Windsor
Sharp James, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Sharp James D., compositor The City Argus, r. 526
Hayes
Sharp John W., r. 611 Grove
Sharp Julia Miss, ladies' nurse, r. 346 Beale
Sharp Lawrence, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
SHARP IiOriS H., attorney at law, office 213
Sansom, rooms 8-9, r. 1121 Sutter
Sharp Margaret Miss, dressmaker, r. 346 Beale
Sharp Matilda (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 327 Fifth
Sharp Morris, capitalist, r. 905 Market
Sharp Solomon A. Mrs. (widow), r. 1226 Clay
Sharp William, r. 2510 Clay
Sharp William, iron molder, r. Folsom, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Sharp William H. (George F. & William H. Sharp),
r. 327 Ellis
Sharp William J., r. 329 Francisco
Sharp William T. (Sharp & Spencer), r. 825 Market
Sharj' & Spencer (William T. Sharp and Frederick W.
Spencer) . piano dealers and tuners, 825 Market
Sharpe Charles R., draughtsman Fulton Iron Works
Sharpe Frank B., clerk Custom House, r. 946 Howard
Sharpe Isaac, cook stm San Joaciuiu No. 2, Jackson
St. Wharf
Sharpe James V., upholsterer, r. 617 Natoma
Sharpe Meta Mrs., teacher music, r. 1031! Jackson
Sharpe Robert, pilot stm Alice Garratt. r. Sacramento
Sharpe Valentine, bookkeeper, r. 1036 Jackson
Sharpen Henry, laborer Cal/ Sugar Refinery, r. 508
Ninth
Sharpes Paulinoywidow), r. 1102 Pacific
Sharpstein JavV., clerk freight auditor's ofBco Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 331 Ellis
SH.\RPSTEIN JOHN R., attorney at law, office
55 Nevada Block, r. 1007 Sutter
Shasta Coal Mining Co., James L. Fields secretary,
office 240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
Shasta Consolidated Mining Co. (Shasta Co., Cal.),
James L. Fields secretary, office 240 Montgomery,
rooraa 3^
Shasta street House, Martens Brothers, proptrs, SE
cor Michigan and Shasta
Shaster J., r. 420 J»?kson
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, (Ms, Heck ^vess, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Shatman Richard, laborer Presidio Keservation ^
Shattuck Ada S. Miss, actress California Theatre, r.
215 Tehama
Shattuck Charles B. (Thomas B. Morris & Co.) , r. 615
Chestiuit
Shattuck Charles 0. (David Hayes & Co.). r. 1108
Mason
Shattuck Dustin D. (Wooster, Hubbell & Co.),r. 8U
Powell
Shattuck Edmund J. (Shattuck & Fletcher) , r. Boston
Shattuck Jacob R., ticket agent California Theatre, r.
215 Tehama
Shattuck Jennie Miss, r. 523 Kearny
Shattuck John H., teamster David Hayes & Co., r. 1407
Mason
Shattuck O. A., watchmaker "W. K. Vanderslice & Co.,
r. 734 Jolsom
Shattuck Orville J. (Ahrei s & Shattuck) , r. NW cor
Second and Minna
Shattuck Otis, propertyman Bella Union Theatre, r.
636 Sacramento
SHATTUCK & FLETCHER (Edmund J. Shat-
tuck and Horace P. Fletcher) , manufs printers'
inks and rollers, 520 Commercial
Shaub Herman, expressman, r. Green Tree House
Shaug Emily Mrs., ladies' nurse, 1108 Mason
Shaughnessy Dennis, hostler, r. 553 Mission
Shaughnessy James, bricklayer New City Hall, r. 564
Stevenson
Shaughnessy James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Shaughnessy John H., bricklayer, r. 730 Natoma
Shaughnessy John J., clerk John P. Bell, r. 439 Bush
Shaughnessy John M., clerk David H. Eegensberger,
r. 730 Natoma
Shaughneesy Martin, longshoreman, r. Fairmount
Tract, nr School House
Shaughnessy Mary Miss, domestic 1610 Larkin
Shaughnessy Michael, carpenter, r. 546 Bryant
Shaughnessy Michael F., clerk, r. 730 Natoma
Shaughnessy Patrick, plumber and gasfitter, r. 704}^
Mission
Shaughnessy Peter A., papercutter Wempe Brothers,
r. 730 Natoma
Shaughnessy W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Shaughnessy William, blacksmith, r. 139 Natoma
Shaughnessy William, carpenter California Mill, r.
546 Bryant
Shaughnessy William, laborer, r. 138 Freelon
Shaul Emma (widow), r. 743 Pine
Shaver R. M., student Heald's Business College
Shaw A. J., stonecutter, r. 568 Mission
Shaw Albert C, miner, r. 1050 Howard
Shaw Anna M. L. Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 1830
Market
Shaw Annie (widow) , r. 62 Bernard
Shaw Arline Mis., r. 106 Taylor
Shaw Bernard, clerk, r. 806* Jcmes
Shaw Churles, laborer, r. 5,^ Kearny
Shaw Charles N., mining secretary, office 408 Cali-
fornia, r. Palace Hotel
Shaw Daniel, conductor N. B. and Mission R R., r.
875 Folsom
Shaw Daniel J., superintendent upholstering depart-
ment Cal. Furniture Manuf Co., r. 2739 Pine
Shaw Dilly Miss, dressmaker, r. 407 Mason
Shaw Edward B., salesman Cutting Packing Co., r.
1611 Washington
Shaw Elizabeth (widow), r. 806 Jones
Shaw Elizabeth (widow) , r. 1808 Taylor
Snaw Elton R., r. 605 Buchanan
Shaw Frank, expressman, r. 6 Byington
Shaw Frederick, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Shaw Gardiner H., collector Standard Soap Co., r. 34
Twelfth
Shaw George, laborer, r. 5Ji Kearny
Shaw George, waiter S. S. Constantine, Broadway
Wharf
Shaw George T. (Turner, Kennedy & Shaw), r. N s
Seventeenth Av. bet J and K. South S. F.
SHAW HENRY B., druggist, NE cor Sutter and
Powell, r. 428 Sutter
SHA1V HENRY G., editor Pacific Life, office 538
California, r. 127)4 Guerrero
Shaw Isaac P., r. 1014 Geary
Shaw Isaac R., clerk P. Kelly, r. 1809 O'Farrell
Shaw Janu'S G., carpenter Public School Dept., r. 1621
Sutter
Shaw John, clerk, r. 1119 Montgomery
Shaw John, machinist, r. 206 Fifth
Shaw John, painter, r. 236 Minna
Shaw John W., capitalist, office 408 California, r. Pal-
ace Hotel
Shaw John W., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
580 Folsom
Shaw Jonathan, clerk James B. Roberts, r. 15 Rincon
PI
Shaw Katie Z. Miss, r. 1809 O'Farrell
Shaw Louis, clerk Irving House, r. 568 Mission
Shaw Margaret, domestic 1801 California
Shaw Mary Mrs., bakery 254 Fourth
Shaw May (widow), r. 207 Powell
Shaw Morris, commission merchant, r. 29 Harriet
Shaw Oliver B., r. 1119 Sutter
Shaw Peter J., expressman, NW cor California and
Battery, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Sanchez and Vicks-
burg
Shaw Philip, waiter, r. 366 Natoma
Shaw Samuel P., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. SE cor
Michigan and Shasta
Shaw Solomon, r. 8 Bernard
Shaw Stephen M., ijortrait painter, studio 120 Sutter,
room 73, r. 605 Buchanan
Shaw Thomas, r. 515 J^ Bush
Shaw Thomas B., bookkeeper F. & P. J. Casein, r. 629
Montgomery Av
Shaw Thomas L., master mariner, r. NW cor Mission
and Steuart
Shaw William, barkeeper Mary Welch, r. 422 Drumm
Shaw William, clerk Keane Bros., r. 644 Howard
Shaw William Andrew (Shaw & Sharp) , r. 728 Grove
Shaw William E., carriagemaker 25-27 Valencia, r.
29)4 Linden
Shaw William E.,MrB., dressmaker, r. 29 3^ Linden
Shaw William H., capitalist, office 408 California, x.
Palace Hotel
Shaw William J., porter, r. 651 Howard
Shaw William R., laborer Union Iron Works, r. 254
Fourth
SHAW W. J., counselor at law, r. Pacific Club
SHAAV & SHARP (William Andrew Shaw and
Jacob H. Sharii) , coal dealers, yard 220-222 Main,
office 10 Fremont
Shawhan Johu E., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Shawhan John E. Jr., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Shawhan M. A., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Shawl Annie Miss, saleswoman Herman Posener, t.
333 Turk
Shawl C, agent Remington Sewing Machine Co.,
office 30 Second, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Shawl Gustav, r. 27 Rausch
Shawl Lewis, merchant, r. 333 Turk
Shawl Mark, r. 24 Rausch
Shawl Saul, clerk J. Dickinson, r. 703 Van Ness Av
Shay Agnes, domestic 711 Ellis
SHAY BARTHOLiOMEW^ J., real-estatebroker,
office 222 Montgomery, r. 2617 Howard
Shay B. J., clerk Freight Auditor's Office, Central
Pac. R. R., r. 846 Mission
Shay Catherine (widow) , r. 20 Garden
Shay Daniel, assistant repairer Fire Alarm and Police
Telegraph, r. 105 Prospect PI
Shay Daniel, laborer, r. 524 Mission
Shaw Dennis, hackdriver, r. 310 Jessie
Shay Dennis, watchuian S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Loug Bridge
Shay Edward, baker, r. 2 Russ
Shay Frank, phonographer Cal. Pac. R. R., r. 1403
Steiner
Shay Henry, laborer, r. W s Old San Jose Road, nr In-
dustrial School
Shay Jeremiah, laborer, r. 20 Garden
Shay Johannah (widow), r. 2>4 Russ
Shay John, r. 118 Eddy
Shay John, extraman Hose Co. No. 1, S. F. F. D.,r.
112 Jackson
Shay John, laborer, r. 2222 Post
Shay John, reporter, r. 1403 Steiner
Shay Johu J., extramen Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. cor
Bush and Buchanan
Shay Julia (widow) , r. E s Anderson, nr Lincoln
Shay Julia, domestic Broadway Hotel
Shay Julia, domestic 235 Thirteenth
Shay Mary J. Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht.r.
2)4 Russ
Shay iftichael, deckhand stm Onward, Jackson St.
Wharf
Shay Michael, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Shay Morris, brickmaker, r. 205 Bartlett, rear
Shay Thomas, laborer, r. 1224 York
Shay Thomas, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Bullock & Jones— Impcsting Tailors, 105 Montg'7 St —Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
PINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
SHA
791
SHE
Shay William, hostler, r. 1831 Mission
Bhay William, laborer, r. 'JS Stevenson Av
Bhaylor James, clerk Frtderick Diers, r. 524 Fourth
Bhaylor Junior D., r. 610 Fourth
Bhea Annie Miss, domestic ]0'22 Jackson
SHEA, BOCQ,tTER.\Z it KIcKKK (James Shea,
Antoine Bocqiieraz, and Robert McKee), import-
ers, and wholesale wines and liquors, SW cor
Jackson and Front
Bhea Cornelius, liquor saloon, 240 Minna
Shea Cornelius, produce merchant, r. cor Folsom
and Twenty-seventh
Bhea Daniel, line repairer WeBtern Union Telegraph
Co., r. Oakland
Bhea Daniel J. (Shea & McCloskey), r. 8W cor Bry-
ant and Converse
Shea Dennis M., bottler Bay City Soda Water Co., r.
SW cor Br) ant and Converse
Bhea Edward, laborer Mnrtiu Tierney, r. 37 Mluna
Shea Edwnrd, laborer Richard Tobin, r. S 8 Ocean
House Road, nr Ocean House School
Bhea Edward, porter Shea, Bocqueraz & MoKee, r. 636
Minna
Bhea Edward O., porter Cal. Furniture Manuf Co.,
r. L'08 Eighth
Shea Ellen (widow) , r. 337 Sixth
Bhea Fannie E. Miss, teacher Ladies' Pro. and Relief
Soc, E 8 Franklin, bet Ueary and Post
Bhea Frank, architect, r. 2609 Polk
Bhea James (Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee), r. 324 Tyler
Bhea James, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Bhea Jamee, laborer, r. 705 Front
Shea James, varnisher Andrtw Frel
Bhea Jeremiah, hostler A. H. Yeazell, r. 1838 O'Far-
rell
Shea John, r. 532 Mission
Bhea John, boilermaker, r. 532 Howard
Shea John, drayman, r. 2.522 Bryant
Bhea John, printer, r. 508 J^ Fell
Shea Joseph, painter E. H. Gadsby, r. 73 Shipley
Bhea Julia Miss, teacher, r. 345 Beale
Bhea Julia C. Miss, kindergarten, 343 Fremont, rear
Bhea Maggie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. S. Brock, r. 2609
Polk
Bhea Margaret (widow), fruits and vegetables, 128
First
Shea Margaret Miss, sUkworker California Silk Man-
uf Co.,r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av, South 3. F.
Shea Martin P., foreman stable Potrero and B. V. R.
R., r. N 8 Kentucky, nr Nevada
SheaMarj'T. Miss, assistant Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 2000 Polk
Shea Maurice, brickmaker, Fairmount Tract, nr Ber-
nal Station
Shea Michael, books and stationery, 805 Market, r. 3
Sherwood PI
Shea Michael, carpenter, r. 2609 Polk
Bhea Michael, laborer, r. 414 Francisco
Shea Michael, laborer New City Hall, r. 532 Mission
Shea MoUie Miss, dressmaker, r. 508J4 Fell
Shea Patrick, laborer freight department Central Pac.
R. R.,r. 330 Ritch
Shea Patrick, tanner Richard Curtis, r. San Bruno Ho-
tel
Bhea R., shoemaker, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Shea Robert, brassfinisher San Francisco Brass Works,
r. 54 First
Rhea Robert, r. 68 First
Shea Robert, laborer, r. 135 Townsend
Shea Robert, proptr Lafayette House, Lafayette, bet
Howard and Mission
Shea Thomas, waiter McCauley k Young, r. 518 Stev
Shea Timothy, groceries and liquors, SW cor Bryant
and Converse
Shea Timothy B., laborer, r. 648 Mission
Shea William P., clerk W. Warner Henry, r. 3 Sher-
wood PI
Shea k McCloskey (Daniel J. Shea and Joseph H. Mc-
Closkey) , proptrs Recreation Grounds, SEcor Fol-
Bom and Twenty- fifth
Bheahan Maurice (Kenny fcSheahan), r. 523}i Natoma
Sheahan. See Shean and Sheehan
Shean James E., printer Edward Bosqul & Co., r. 1619
Fillmore
Shean John, boilermaker O. & O. S. S. Belgio
Bhean John, rigger, r. 321 Duncan
Shean Michael, laborer, r. 1119 Leavenworth
Shean, See Sheahan and Sheehan
Shear Abram, clerk U. S. Internal Revenue Office, r.
411 i!,ddy
Shear Ann (widow), r. 7 Hunt
Shear Eliza (widow) , r. 826 Green, rear
Shear James, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Shear John, teamster, r. 2522 Bryant Av
Shear John F., ticket agent Independent S. S. Co.
(Portland, O.), office 3 New Mont, r. 805 Kearny
Shear Mary Mrs., millinery, 24 Second
Shear Rosa (widow), dressmaker, r. 463 Natoma
Shear Samuel, guard House of Correction, r. 209 Gough
Shearer Ernest H., bookkeeper Edward Denny & Co.,
r. 1799Filbeit
Shearer Flora M. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 134 McAllister
SHEAKER FREDEHICK E. REV., secretary
American Tract Society, office 757 Market, r. 805
Guerrero
Shearer George D., salesman R. F. Osborn & Co., r.
501 Post
Shearer James L., tompositor Examiner, r. 121 Sev-
enth
Shearer Joseph, cook, r. 4 Virginia PI
SHEARER LEWIS, attorney at law, office 216
Sausom, r. 461 Merrimac, Oakland
Shearer Robert (Somers & Co.), r. 413 Brannan
Shearer William, laborer, r. 317 Green, rear
Shears Julius, laborer, r. 212 Broadway
Shears M., wiper Southern Pac. R. B.
Sheat James B,, purchaser Grangers' Business Assn,
r. 618^ Hayes
Sheba Silver Mining Co. (Humboldt Co., Nev.), Abra-
ham Halsey secretary, office 314 Montgomery
Sheble John D., carpenter, andextraman Hose No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r. 11 Graham PI
Shed Charles 0., landscape and marine painter, stu-
dio 10 California, r. Alameda
Shedd Henry P., copyist, r. 208 Hermann
Shedden William, coachman C. Spreckels, r. 424J(j
Shotwell
Sheddy James E., marblecutter, r. S W cor Washing-
ton and Cherry
Sheddy Michael, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Sheddy Thomas J., master schr Elinor
Sheeau George, r. 17 Natoma
Sheean Joseph S., laborer EagleWarehouse, and extra-
man engine No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 17 Natoma
Sheedy John (San Francisco Granite Co.), r. 506 Mi n
Sheedy Marcus, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Sheehan Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 115 Dora
Sheehan Barthc>lomew. laborer James S. Dyer, r. SW
cor Polk and Broadway
Sheehan Bernbard B., seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Sheehan Bridget Mrs., cook, r. 2504 Howard
Sheehan Catherine (widow, r. 3 Cleaveland
Sheehan Christopher, boilermaker, r. 14 Natoma
Sheehan Christopher, carpenter Cal. Mills, r. 240 Jes-
sie
Sheehan Cornelius, keeper Sheriff's Offlce,r.l46 Perry
Sheehan Daniel, r.455 Minna
Sheehan Daniel, bartender Michael J. Curtin, r. 1317
Mission
Sheehan Daniel, foreman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Msnuf. Co., r. 168 Tehama
Sheehan Daniel, fruits, 1126 !<• Folsom
Sheehan Daniel, laborer, r. 246 Clara
Sheehan David, sailmaker Thomas Reynolds, r. 126
Bartlett, rear
Sheehan Dennis, carpenter, r. 22 Clarence PI
Sheehan Dennis, marblecutter Gardner Landon Jr., r.
26 Langton
Sheehan Dennis, printer, r. 423 Stevenson
Sheehan Edward, r. 32 Minna
Sheehan Edward, coachman, r. 2518 Mission
Sheehan Edward, laborer, r.,28 First
ohefhan J., r. 615 Second
Sheehan James, bricklayer Daniel Bheerln, r. 27 Con-
verse
Sheehan James, molder Savage & Son, r. 16)4 Gilbert,
rear
Sheehan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. 1416 Keamy
Sheehan Jeremiah, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Sheehan Jeremiah, porter J.W. Cox ^ Co.
Sheehan Jeremiah, trackman Central Pac. R. B.
Sheehan John, blacksmith, r. 74 Tehama
Sheehan John, engineer, r. 113 )i Clinton
Sheehan John, laborer, r. 115 Dora
Sheehan John, laborer, r. 261 Jessie
Sheehan John, laborer E. V. Hathaway, r. 27 Rauscb
Sheehan John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Sheehan John, liquor saloon, NW cor Broderick and
Greenwich
BEAMISH, undersells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
SHE
792
SHE
Sheehan John, painter, r. 558 Stevenson
Sheehan John, teamster J. W. Gale & Co
Sheehan John, varnisher Pacific Improvement Co., r.
558 Stevenson
Sheehan Joseph, brushmalier, r. 705 Laguna
Sheehan Joseph F. (Sheehan & Mahon) , r. 322 O'Far-
rell
Sheehan Julia (widow), r. W s Washington Av, nr
Preoita PI, Bernal Heights
Sheehan Lawrence, teamster Beale Street Wharf, r.
5J^ Bryant Av
Sheehan Loltus, machinist, r. 115 Dora
Sheehan Maggie, dnmestic 122 O'Farrell
Sheehan Mary, domestic 334 O'Farrell
Sheehan Mary, cooli 102() Washington
Sheehan Mary (widow), r. 21 Ritch
Sheehan Maurice, shoemaker, r. 736 Clementina
Sheehan Michael, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2
Jackson Street Wharf
Sheehan Michael, laborer James S. Dyer, r. 1119 Leav
Sheehan Michael, workman Gutta Percha and Rubber
Manuf. Co., r. 1G8 Tehama
Sheehan Michael, shoemaker, r. 37 Minna
Sheehan M. M. Mrs., dressmaker, 107 Perry
Sheehan Morris, tailor, r. 803 Mission
Sheehan Patrick, butcher, r. 5 Everett
Sheehan Patrick, laborer, r. 157 J^ Dore
Sheehan Patrick, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Sheehan Peter T., laborer, r. 409 Main
Sheehan Samuel, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Sheehan Thomas, expressman, Oakland Ferry, r. 17
Folsom Av
Sheehan Thomas J., fireman stm Yosemite
Sheehan Timothy, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r.
603 Jackson
Sheehan Timothy, laborer, r. 52354 Natoma
Sheehan Timothy, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Sheeljan Timothy, laborer, r. 611 Mason, rear
Sheehan Timothy, porter Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
Oakland
Sheehan William, laborer, r. 59 J<; Crocker
Sheehan William, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
Sheehan William J., proptr S. F. and North Pacific R.
R. Express, office Washington Street Wharf, r. 558
Stevenson, rear
Sheehan & Mahon (Joseph Sheehan and Charles B.
Mahon) , wines and liquors, iO'6 Market
Sheehan. See Sheahan and Shean
Sheehy Catharine Mrs., r. 420 Shiply
Sheehy Ciiarles J., painter, r. E s Castro, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Sheehy James, laborer, r. COG Fourth
Sheehy James, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Sheehy James W. (McCarthy & Sheehy), r. 118 Eddy
Siieehy Jeremiah, teamster, r. 52 Minna
Sheehy John, clerk Murphy, Grant & Co., r. 118 Eddy
Sheehy John, laborer, r. 21J<J Sumner
Sheehy Patrick, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Slieehy Timothy, laborer, r. 25f! Jessie
Sheehy William J. (Sheehy k Hayes), r. 417 Minna
Sheehy & Hayes (William J. Sheehy and Daniel P.
Hayes) , coal and wood, 5 Oak Grove Av
Slieer J., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
SHEEKIN DANIEL., m.'irble yard, SW cor Brod-
erick and Ellis, r. 2216 Geary
Sheerin Nicholas, bricklayer, r. 7 Cleaveland
Sheers Samuel, shoefitter, r. 1140 Mis.sion
Sheft" Bradley, hostler, r.Ws San Jose Av, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Shefl'er James, tinsmith William Cormack, r. 1879 Miss
Sheflield Charles P. (Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co.),
r, Oakland
Sheffield Peter, miner, r. 54 First
Shefus Charles, restaurant, NE cor Davis and Jack
Sheidemau Bahr (Toklas, Brown & Co., and Brown
Brothers .V; Co.), r. 826 O'Farrell
Sheier William H., plumber, r. 541 Natoma
Shell Michael, tailor J. H. Curley k Co., r. 459 Minna
Shelbourne Hoixse, Mrs. C. C. Street proprietress, 523
Kearny
Sheldon Charles E., seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Sheldon Daniel, haruesscleauer Market St. R. R., r.
1506 Turk
Sheldon Edward H., assistant exchange teller Nevada
Bank of San Fr.ancisco, r. (i55 Harrison
Sheldon Euphemia Miws, r. .■i29 Seventeenth
Sheldon Frank, hackdriver Richard D. Ledgctt, r. 28
Annie
Sheldon Henry F., bookkeeper David Rich, r. 214 San
Jose Av
Sheldon Hiram A., contractor and builder, SW cor
Twenty-fourth and Capp, r. Oakland
Sheldon John P., wharfbuilder and contractor, office
1J$ Mission
Sheldon Josephine (widow), manuf ladies' under-
wear, 122 Geary
SHELDOIV MARK, general agent Davis Vertical
Feed Sewing Machine Co., r. 1031 Mission
Sheldon Mary (widow), r. 516 Stockton
SHELDON 3IARY L.. MllS., fire and marine in-
surance solicitor, office 320 California, r. Bartlett
House, Oakland
Sheldon Nathaniel P., mining office, 331 Montgomery,
room 18, r. 825 Broadway
Sheldon Ransford O., tinsmith, r. 13 Valparaiso
Sheldon W. B., carpenter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
329 Seventeenth
Sheldon William W., carpenter Pacific Improvement
Co., r. 329 Seventeenth •
Shell Larkin J., barber, r. 753 Harrison
Shellard Benjamin, organbuilder, r. 1250 Montgomery
Shellard Bertha Miss, r. 12.50 Montgomery
Sliellard Helen B. Miss, r. 1250 Montgomery
Shellbach Henry, teamster J. Schussler
Sheller Rudolph, r. 420 Minna
Shelley Ellen M. (widow), r. 1523 Pine
Shelley Margaret, cook St. Joseph's Infant Asylum
Shelley William M., pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Build-
ing, r. 709 Greenwich
Shellmire George W., clerk Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
128 Tyler
Sheltered Cove Baths, Joseph J. Bamber secretary,
cor Montgomery Av and Leavenworth
Shelton Frank F., whitener, r. 4 Gerke Alley
Shelton Henry A., steward City and County Hospital,
r. 1912 Stockton
Shemanski Harris, dry goods, 1102 Stockton
Shemauski Judas, glazier, r. 1509 Stockton
Shemmer Peter, carpenter Frederick W. Zehfuss
Shevnmer Robert, tinsmith, r. 2204 Powell
Shenan J. F., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Shenberg M., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Sheukle Mary (widow), lodgings, 209 Minna
SHEPARD AL.BERT, Superintendent Odd Fel-
lows' Cemetery, S s Point Lobos Av, nr Lone
Mountain
Shepard Alfred, watchmaker, and cigars and tobacco,
101 Third, r. 19 Verona PI
Shepard Brothers (James aud William Jr.), plumbers
and gasfitters, 704 Mission, and cor Railroad and
Fifteenth avs. South S. F.
Shepard Caleb H., miller C.S. Laumeister, r. 675 Miss
Shepard Edward A., money broker, NW cor Sacra-
mento and Montgomery, r. 124 Tyler
Shepard Edward E., deputy fire marshal, r. SW cor
Stevenson and Ecker
Shepard Henry H., clerk Edward A. Shepard, r. 126
Tyler
Shepard Herbert M., employee U. S. Mint, r. 506 Pow
Shepard James (Shepard Brothers), r. NW cor Rail-
road and Fifteenth avs. South S. F.
Shepard J. L. N. (Judson & Shepard) , r. Oakland
Shepard John A., carpenter John P. Shepard, r. 116
Twelfth
Shepard John P., contractor, r. 116 Twelfth
Shepard Mark, mining, office 310 Pine, room 40, r.
1104 Market
Shepard Mark A., salesman Bothin, Dallemand & Co.,
r. CosmoiJolitau Hotel
Shepard Mary, liquor saloon, NE cor Kentucky and
iMerriniac
Shepard Richard, master mariner, r. 248 Third
Shepard William, laborer New City Hall
Shepard William Jr. (Shepard Brothers), r. NW cor
Railroad and Fifteenth avs, South S. F.
Shepard William H.& Co. (of Chicago), subscriptiou
books, R. E. Dewey manager, 5 Post
Shepardsoii Hart F., real-estate, office 415 Montgomery,
r. Mastick Station, Alameda
Shephard Alfred, chief enjjiueer S. S. Los Angeles, r.
SE cor Seventeenth and Sherman
Shephard Alfred, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
187 Sixteenth
Shephard Arthur H., bookkeeper A. M. Simpson &
Bro., r. 187 Sixteenth
Shephard Carrie Miss (Shephard k Co.), r. 1100}^
Stockton
Shephard Ella Miss, r. SE cor Seventeenth and Sher-
man
Shephard F. A. (widow) , r. 187 Sixteenth
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montgy St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TOBACCO, CIGAnSand CIGAEETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Zeam> St
SHE
793
SHE
ShepUard Harper M., driver City R. R.. r. 1900 Miss
Shephard John, expressman, NE cor Post and Kearny,
r. 614 Grove
Shephard John E., commissioner Oregon State Board
of Immigration, and commissioner immigration
Washington Territory, office 504 Battery, r. Oak-
land
Shephard John F., bookkeeper Singer Mauuf Co., r.
SE cor Seventeenth and Shermin
Shephard Mary (widow), r. r209 Devisadero
Shephard Mary, furnished rooms, 448 V^ Third
Shephard W. D., porter R. D. Hume & Co.
Shephard & Co. (Miss Carrie Shephard). importers
human hair, and ladies' hairdressers, 8 Stockton
Shepheard Joseph, liquor saloon, NW cor Brannun
and Beale
Shepheard Kate Miss, assistant Fourth Street Primary
School, r. GlCt Sycamore, Oakland
Shepherd Edward P., lettercarrier S. F. Post-oflace. r.
1900 Dupout
Shepherd Emma Mrs., cook Rosette Hotel, r. NW cor
Eighth and Brannan
Shepherd F., seaman S. S. Santa Cruz, Broadway
Wharf
Shepherd Herbert M. , assay departmen U. S. Mint,
r. 506 Powell
Shepherd John, expressman, 31 Post, r. Appleton
House
Shepherd John J., bookkeeper Bank of California, r.
425 Kearny
Shepherd William E., attorney at law, r. 1939 Geary
Shepherd. See Shepard, Shephard and Sheppard
Sheplar S. H. & Co., rubber tjpe founders and manuf.'*
Holt's patent rubber tyiJC printing wheels, 702
Market, opp Third
SHEPMAX AVILL-IAM E,, proptr Pac. Gold and
Silver Plating Work.s, 769 Market, r. Oakland
Shepman William J., clerk Dresbach & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sheppard Abram, agent Armstrong's Hayward Ex-
press, and White's San Rafael Express, office 1
Commercial, r. Clii)per Hotel
Sheppard Ann (widow), r. 4 Highland Terrace
Sheppard Austin, bricklayer, r. 21 Herman
Sheppard Edward, r. 51 Stevenson
Shepi^ard Edward V., seaman, r. 4 Highland Terrace
Sheppard James, laborer, r. 10 Downey
Sheppard Mary (widow), r. 51 Stevenson
Sheppard Richard, r. 51 Stevenson
Shf ppard Samuel, r. 518 Mission
Sheppard. See Shepard, Shepheard and Shepherd
Shcpston James T., carpenter, r. 522 Minna
Shepston John A., proptr Empire Dairy, SW cor
Twenty-sixth and San Jose Av
Shepston T., carpenter Superintendent of Streets
Shepatou William, teamster, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Sherburne John L. (Canavan & Co.), r. 642 Natoma
Sherburne John N., butter, eggs, and cheese, 13-14
Hayes Valley Market, r. 235 Oak
Sherburne John P., inspector Custom House, r. 854
Mission
Sherden Martin (Hashagau & Sherden), r. Alameda
Sherer Eliza Miss, boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 359)i
Eleventh
Sherer Emma, dressmaker) 20 Welsh
Sherer J. D., r. 321 Dupont
Sherer J. H., r. 321 Dupont
Sherer John, ylass blower San Francisco and Pacific
Glass Works, r. 26 Welsh
Sherer Joseph, carpenter, r. 31 Second Av
Sherer Joseph, glass blower, r. 26 Welsh
Sherer Joseph F., clerk J. J. Cooney, r. 26 Welsh
Sherer Mary, dressmaker, 26 Welsh
Sherer. See Scherer and Shearer
Sherf Henry, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New Mont
Sheridan Andrew, laborer, r. 19 Freelor, rear
Sheridan Annie (widow), r. 414M Fulton
Sheridan Annie (widow), bakery, 1002 Ji Valencia
Sheridan Annie Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box
Factory, r. 37 Natoma
Sheridan Benjamin, gasfitterr, r. 1.55 M Shipley
Sheridan Bernard K., expressman, NE cor Sacramento
and Dupont, r. 713 Commercial
Sheridan Bridget, cook 1300 Taylor
Sheridan Edward, laborer, r. 48 Ritch
Sheridan Ellen, domestic 1112 Powell
Sheridan Frank, janitor Evening Po.st, r. 14 Beale
Sheridan J., boxmaker Pac. Box Factory, r.36 RauBch
Sheridan James, r. 1245 Mission •
Sheridan James, cook, r. 1010 Montgomery
Sheridan Jame!>, grocer, r. 8W cor Twenty-ninth and
Dolores
Sheridan Janus B., clerk, r. 231 O'l'arrell
Sheridan John, r. 8 Salmon
Sheridan John (M. Sheridan & Son) , r. 1320 Broadway,
rear
Sheridan John, painter, r. .W4 Hyde
Sheridan John, shoemaker, r. 44 Bitch
Sheridan John B., clerk, r. 821 Market
Sheridan John O., stevedore Menzies& Bingliam, r. 44
Ritch
Sheridan Joseph, teamster Union Iron Works, r. 122
Silver
Sheridan Kate, domestic 1400 Van Ness Av
Sheridan Kate Miss, dressmaker, r. 305 Fifth
Sheridan Lawrence, seaman, r. 48 Ritch
Sheridan M. A: Son (John Sheridan), house, sign and
decorative painters, 504 Hyde
Sheridan Mary M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 305 Fifth
Sheridan Matthew (M. Sheridan & Son) , r. 1320 Broad-
way, rear
Sheridan Michael, longshoreman, r. 129 Folsom, rear
Sheridan Nicholas B., painter, r. S s Solano, nr Caro-
lina
Sheridan Owen, laborer U. S. Mint, r. 313 Eddy
Sheridan Patri>-k, cutter S. W. Levy, r. Fairmount
Tract, nr School House
Sheridan Patrick, laborer, r. 427 Stevenson
Sheridan Patrick, machinist, r. 9)4 Freelon
Sheridan Peter L., patternmaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 11 Alemany
Sheridan Philip, cooper Brown, Hogan .^ Co., r. 213
Eighth
Sheridau Philip, laborer, r. 414 Beale
Sheridan R., seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Sheridan R. K., expressman, cor Sacramento and Dup
Sherid.HU Thomas, carpenter, r. 65.') Natoma
Sheridan Thomas, grainer, r. 1053 Howard
Sheridan Thomas, laborer, r. 34 Minna, rear
Sheridan Thomas, laborer Union Ironworks, r. 1 Sul-
livan Alley
Sheridan Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 9 J^ Freelon
Sheridan William, driver City R. R., r. 20 First Av
Sheridan William .\., bricklayer, r. 34 Louisa
SHERIFF COUXTY OF SAN FRANCISCO,
office 3 Old City Hall, first Hoor
Sherlah James, carpenter California Mills
Sherlock Andrew J., laborer Central Pac. Freight De-
pot, r. (i24 Fourth
Sherlock Edward, barkeeper, r. 418 Broadway
Sherlock John, laborer freight dept Central Pac.
R. R.
Sherlock Richard, nurse City and County Hospital
Sherman Augustus, vamisher Pacific Improvement
Co.. r. 517 Post
Sherman B. F., r. 515 M Bush
Sheniian Charles H., assistant assayer U. S. Mint, r.
Blundell House
Sherman Clara A. Miss, r. 630 Eddy
Sherman Cleo (widow) , r. 630 Eddy
Sherman C. M., r. 1015 Lombard
Sherman David (Sherman & Eccles) , r. 812 Valencia
Sherman David S., assay dept U. S. Mint, r. Oak-
land
Sherman Edwin A., civil engineer and surveyor, office
233 Suiter, r. H09 Mason
Sherman K. R., cabinetmaker, r. 3'20 Ellis
Sherman Ethan H., plasterer JohuQ. Garfield, r. 15X
First Av
Sherman Flora Miss, with Sherman, Hj-de &Co.,r.
630 Eddy
Sherman Francis, foreman Pac. Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. 616 Taylor
Sherman Frank P., clerk Cal. Silk Manufacturing Co.,
r. 37 Liberty
Sherman George R., job printer Bacon & Co.. r. 9'20
Geary
Sherman George W., ma.'iter mariner, r. 123 O'Farrell
Sherman Harriet N. (widow), r. 2425 Buchanan
SHERMAN, HYDE afc CO. (Leander S. .Sherman,
Frederick A. Hyde, and C. C. Clay) , importers
music, pianos, and musical instruments, and
proptrs and piiblishers Musical Review, 137-139
Kearny, and 205 Sutter
Sherman James S., paver Superintendent of Streets
Sherman Jennie Mrs., actress, r. 3h2 Minna
Sherman John, cari'euter D. A. Macdouald & Co., r.
Webster, nr Ellis
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc, etc.
ANLEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, lOi -Montgomery St
SHE
794
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Sherman John, laborer, r. 405 Main
Sherman John, propertyman Baldwin's Theater, r.
362 Minna
Sherman John F., warehouseman Joseph Sparrow, r.
33 Clementina
Sherman John L., teamster, r. SE cor Main and Har
Sherman Leander S. (Sherman, Hyde & Co.), r. N s
Green, bet Webster and Fillmore
Sherman Mnria A., furnished rooms, 208 Second
Sherman O. D., r. 106 Turk
Sherman Otis M., carpenter "Woodward's Gardens, r.
15 Ji First Av
Sherman Otto, upholsterer J. A. Shaber k Co., r. 5
Alaska
Sherman Patrick, laborer, r. 519 Mission
Sherman Robert, shipcarpenter, r. 52 Second
Sherman Samuel, laborer, r. 15 Jansen, rear
Sherman Samuel, laborer Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Sherman Walter B., upholsterer, r. 659 Howard
SHERMAJV WlLiLIAM, assistant treasurer TJ. S.
Sub Treasury, office 608 Commercial, r. Oakland
Sherman William, plumber William R. Allen
Sherman William W., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 734
Folsom
Sherman i Eccles (David Sherman and John Eccles) ,
plumbers and gasfitters, 812 Valencia
Sherman's Building, NE cor Clay and Montgomery
Shermer Robert, hostler John Ehlers, r. 1625 Powell
Sheron James, driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350 Te-
hama
Sherow George W., packer George H. Tay & Co., r.
860 Henry, Oakland
Sherrett Thomas, carpenter, r. Twenty-ninth, bet San-
chez and Xoe
Sherritt Ellen (widow) , r. 940 Geary
Sherrott Samuel H., clerk Standard Fire and Marine
Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Sherry Andrew, cook M. Friedman
Sherry Annie Miss, seamstress, r. HI Stevenson
Sherry Bernard, driver Thomas J. Chadboume,r. 1712
Mason
Sherwin Ephriam, carpenter, r. 9 Taylor
Sherwin Thomas, clerk Thomas W. Jackson, r. 518
Howard
Sherwood Andrew T., inventor, r. 8 Second Av
Sherwood Benjamin F. Mrs. (widow) , r. 1105 Van
Nefs Av
Sherwood C. H., seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Main St.
Wharf
Sherwood Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.),
D. Von Bokkelen secretary, office 309 Caliiornia,
room 5
Sherwood E. A., student Heald's Business College
Sherwood George E., r. 813 Filbert
Sherwood James, r. 118 Post
Sherwood John D., r. 1105 Van Ness Av.
Sherwood Joseph D., shipjoiner, r. 784 Folsom
Sherwood Margaret Mrs., housekeeper SW cor Cali-
fornia and Powell
SHERWOOD ROBERT (Barrett & Sherwood),
and capitalist, office 309 California, r. 433 Brayant
Sherwood S., student Heald's Business College
Sherwood Willett, bartender, r. 1608 Polk
Sherwood William, carriagemater Carvill Manuf Co.,
r. 20 Anna
Sherwood William, shipcarpenter, r. 114 Welsh
Sherwood William J., clerk Barrett & Sherwood, r.
708 Pine
Sherwood William R., r. 433 Bryant
Shessler J., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Shessler W. H., r. 209 Leid&sdorff
Shestayer R., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Bhetler Charles, plumber, r. 509 Broadway
Shevlin James, teamster Empire Brewery, r. 309 Fran-
cisco
Shew Laura F. Miss, adjuster coiners department U.
8. Mint, r. Oakland
ShewL. M., cooper Frank W. Arnold, r. 1624 Dupont
Shew Myron, agent Mme. Demorest's patterns and
publications. 109 Dupont, r. 601 Post
SHEfV WrLtilAM, photographic art gallery, pic-
ture frames, materials, etc., 115 Kearny
Bhewbridge Andrew, laborer, r. N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Bhewbridge Thomas, farmer, nr Ocean View House
Shey Michael, shoemaker, 89 Ninth
Sheyer Emanuel, money broker, 10 Kearny, r. 402
Sixth
Sheyer Jesus (widow) , ladies' underwear, 827 Pacific
Sheyer M.& Brother (Shallock Sheyer), fancy dry
goods, 103 Sansom
Sheyer Marcus (M. Sheyer & Brother) , r. 23 Harriet
Sheyer ShaUock (M. Sheyer & Brother), r. 23 Harriet
Shicklee Emil, watchman Chicago Brewery, r. 1427
Pine
Shields Andrew M. (Kelly & Shields) , r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Shields Edward, laborer J. M. Waite
Shields Edward, molder, r. 1283^ Shipley
Shields Elizabeth, domestic 521 Tyler
Shields George W., cook, r. 623 Davis
Shields Isaac, usher California Theatre, r. N e How-
ard, nr Third
Shields Isaac A., extraman Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.
Shields J., r. 209 Leidesdorff
Shields J. Mrs., millinery, 907 Market
Shields James, machinist Pac. Iron Works, r. 78 Na-
toma
Shields James, master mariner, r. 117 Dnunm
Shields James H., butcher Henry Kohlman, r. 1614^
Buchanan
Shields James H., compositor Evening Post, r. 509
Leavenworth
Shields John, clerk Western Hotel, r. 214 Broadway
Shields John W., sergeant police City Hall, r. 2528
California
Shields Maggie, domestic 914 Pine
Shields Mortimer, sawyer Pac. Barrel and Keg Co., r.
NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Shields Peter, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Shields Richard, paver, r. 30 Riteh
Shields Richard H., barnessmaker, 530 Sixth
Shields Richard J., clerk W. M. Pierson, r. 530M
Sixth
Shields Bickie, r. 331 Kearny
Shields Robert, molder, r. 1132 Folsom
Shields Robert A., laborer, r. NW cor Seventh and
King
Shields Thomas, seaman, r. E 8 Tehama, nr Norwich,
Bernal Heights
Shields Thomas, waiter S. S. Great Republic
Shields Timothy, local policeman, r. 1018 Wash
Shields William, r. 116 O'Farrell
Shields William, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Shi els William, real estate, office 314 Bush, room 39,
r. 530 O'Farrell
Shillaber George, carpenter, r. 1096 Union
Shillaber George, carpenter, r. 1108 Clay
Shillaber Julia Mrs., r. 1096 Union
Shillaber L. & Co. (Levy L. Shillaber and Alfred Sey-
mour) , fruit dealers, 539 O'Farrell
Shillaber Levy L. (L. Shillaber & Co.),r. 514 O'Far-
rell
Shillaber Theodore, capitalist, office 606 Montgom-
ery, room '22, r. 2217 Sixteenth
Shillcock Henry J., bookkeeper Oscar Foss, r. 103^
Louisa
Shillcock James, clerk Cal. Silk Manuf Co., r. 1230
Mission
Shilling Charles, bookkeeper Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 821 O'Farrell
Shilling Joseph, tailor, 1046}^ Folsom
Shilling Levi, r. 821 O'Farrell
Shilling Pauline (widow) . r. 512 Jessie
Shilling S. S., office 309 California, r. 614 Taylor
Shilling. See Schilling
Shillinger Austin A., carpenter, r. Clipper Hotel
Shimmin Clara E., dressmaking, 10 Stockton
Shimmins Charles, capitalist, r. 118 O'Farrell
Shine Corneliuf=, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., and
extramau Hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 1311 Fillmore
Shine Daniel L., printer California Cigar Box Co., r.
24 Freelon
Shine George, porter, 531 California, r. 165 Minna
Shine Jeremiah, hostler Hiberuia Brewery, r. 221
Eighth, rear
Shine John P., clerk Board Fire Commissioners, S. F.
F. D. office Old City Hall, first floor, r. 720 Fil-
bert
Shine Michael, lather, 219 Tenth
Shine Nicholas, coachman, r. 8 Bowie Av
Shine Patrick, blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 32
Garden
Shine William, stockbroker, r. Overland House
Shine. See Shyne
Shineberger John, clerk, r. 1126 Jackson
Shineberger John, clerk Alta California, r, 1126 Jack-
Son
Shingle Augu^, bootmaker M. Reubold, r. 209 Minna
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gentlemen's rurhishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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795
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Bhingle Frederick, shoetuRker I. M. Wentworth Boot
and Shoe Co., r. 209 Mluna
Shingle Julius, pork butcher, r. Fifth Av, bet L and
M, South S. F.
Shingle Lena Miss, tailoress, r. 209 Miuna
Shiugleberger Frank W. (Yates & Co.), r. 1538 Wash-
ington
Shinick John H. L., laborer Eider, Somers & Co., r
20 Minna
Shinkwan John W., hostler James P. Ferguson, r. 820
Hission
Bhinn Howard H., clerk Hill fc Kilgour, r. Oakland
Bhinn & Co., nurserymen (Niles Station), office 413
Market
Bhinuers Matthew, longshoreman, r. SW cor Howard
and Beale
Shinnick Patrick, hostler Market St. R. R.
Shipley Helen V. Mrs. .assistant Powell Street Primary
School, r. 1502 Powell
Shipman E. Miss, assistant Market and Seventh Street
Prinmry School
Bhipp William, r. Commercial Hotel
SHIPPING COMMISSIONER V. S., office 118
Jackson
Bhiramski Max, merchant tailor, 44 Geary, r. 408 Na-
toma
Shirek Adolph (Shirek & Tonuer), r. 1810 Mason
Shlrek R. & Co., dry goods and carpets, 1121-1125
Stockton
Shirek Rudolph (R. Shirek k Co.), r. 904 Greenwich
Bhirek & Tonner (Adolph Shirek ana Ferdinand Ton-
ner), proptrs San Francisco Shirt Factory, 125
Bansom
Bhires George M., reporter The Bradstreet Company,
230 California
Shires William (Bay City Gloye Co.), r. 516 Pine
Bhiring John, carx^enter, r. 102 Jackson
Bhirlaw James, carpenter, r. 45 Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Shirlaw Thomas, stair builder, r. 1915 Stevenson
Shirley Bertha A. (widow), dressmaker, 202 Eleventh
Shirley Frank, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 419 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Shirley Henry, bartender Henry Mahlmann, r. 636
Commercial
Shirley John, real estate, office and r. 536 Kearny
Shirley John L., r. 719}^ Lombard
Shirley John W.. clerk Reid & Brooks, r. 636 Eearny
Shirley Thomas, teamster, r. 38 Freelon
Shirpser David, merchant, r. 1902 Sutter
Bhirpserlsidor, note broker, office 208 Montgomery,
r. 1823 Pine
Bhirpser Max, watchmaker H. Myers & Son, r. 227
Kearny
Shives Louisa C, dressmaker, 323 Sutter
Shloss Henry, r. 410 Kearny
Bhloss L(mis. teacher music, r. 410 Kearny
Shloss Morris, coal dealer, r. 18 Russ
Bhmesar Andrew, cooper, r. 28 Anthony
Shmesar Charles, r. 28 Anthony
Bhnor Charles, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co., Miles S. Griswuld agent,
wholesale oysters, 89 California Market
Bhoebridge Andrew, laborer New City Hall, r. Sis-
tetnth, bet Guerrero and Dolores
Bhoebridge Frederick, local policeman, r. 190k Larkin
Bhoebridge Peter, laborer, r. Sixteenth, bet Guerrero
and Dolores
fihoef Randall, barkeeper Thomas H. Cunningham, r.
230 Kearny
Shoemaker August, seaman schr Precursor, Main St.
Wharf
Shoemaker Charles, watchman stm Alice Garratt, r.
Sacramento
Shoemaker Frederick, rancher, r. 715 Howard
Shoemaker Henry, cooper Hogan & Co.
Shoemaker Henry, reporter The Bradstreet Company,
r. 337 Seventeenth
Shoemaker Rufus, secretary Board of Bank Commis-
sioners, office 202 Sansom, room 2, r. 212 Kearny
Shoemaker. See Schoemaker and Schumacher
Shoenberg Benjamin, glovecutter Shoenberg & Co., r.
11 Antonio
Shoenberg F. M.,r. 337 Eddy
Shoenberg Henry (Shoenberg & Co.) , r. 1810 Laguna
Shoenberg John, teamster Brigham, Whitney & Co.,
SHOENBERG & CO. (Henry Shoenberg and
Simon Bruml), proptrs Pacific Glove WorkB, 511
Market
Shogreu E. Rey., pastor Scandinavian Methodist Epis-
copal Church, r. 928 Harrison, bet Fifth uud Sixth
Shohay Frank, groceries and liquors, 920 Pacilic, r.
923 Pacific
Sholder Uwen, laborer James 8. Dyer, r. 1313 Filbert
Sholes Warren L., tailor John Reid. r. 907 >i Market
Sholotich John, fishermiin, r. 19 Vullejo
Sholze William J., tailor, r. 3 Margaret PI
Shoobert John E., live stock salesman Christy JEWla%
r. 8E cor Tyler and Van Ness Av
Bhoop George, nieterman Spring Valley Water Work^
r. 14 Masonic Av
Bhoop Joseph, machinist Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 14 Masonic Av
Shooter Thomas, shoemaker John Guy, r. 1125Bdw]r
ShooteJohn, longshoreman C. E. Haseltlne
Shoots N. H., cigars and tobacco. 1232 Market
Shoots Sallie E. Mrs, furnished rooms, 26 Sixth
SHORB .J. CAMPBELLS physician, office and r.
407 Post
Shore John, clerk, r. 615 Turk
Shore John W., accountant, r. Grand Hotel
Shore Mary Mrs., r. 20 Perry
Shores George M., restaurant, 10 Sac, r. 914 Powell
Shores Leander, capitalist, office 230 Montgomery,
room 24, r. 1221 Mission
Shorrock Henry, r. 461 Minna
Short Catherine Mrs., adjxister coiner's department
U. S. Mint, r. 1404 Jackson
Short Charles, japanner Gregory R. Short, r. 1011
Broadway
Short Cornelius R., painter, r. 269 Jessie
Short Daniel, master mariner, office 305 East
Short David M., poundmaster, and livery and board-
ing stable, 2414 California, r. 2511 California
Short Frederick, japanner Gregory R. Short, r. 1011
Broadway
Short George R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 109
Montgomery
Short Gregory R., japanner, 435 Jackson, r. 1011 Bdwy
Short James, lithographer Brilton & Rey, r. N s Army,
bet Sanchez and Church
SHORT JOHN, captain police City Hall, r. 1404
Jackson
Short Julia B. Miss, vice-principal Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 228 Capp
Short Katie Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor General's Office,
r. 1404 Jackson
Short Michael, fireman S. S. Idaho, r. 645 Second
Short Michael, merchant tailor, 411 Montgomery and
527 ConsLmercial, r. 1716 Washington
Short Michael Jr., bookkeeper Michael Short, r. 171C
Washington
Short Miles, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of
I New York
I Short Patrick H., drayman, r. 320 Geary, rear
Short Peter, merchant tailor, 12 Mont, r. 1905 Polk
Short Philip, coachman, r. 2201 Jones
Shurt RosHuna (widow), r. 1011 Broadway
Short Rose Miss, dressmaker, 912 Powell
Snort Theodore, japanner Gregory R. Short, r. 1011
Broadway
Short Thomas, salesman, r. 423 Powell
Short William (Hooper & Short) , 240 Fourth
Short William, tinner, Presidio Reservation
Short. See Shortt
Shorten Thomas L., salesman C. Curtin, r. 118 Ash Av
Shorten George W., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
191 Hyde
Shorten James E., waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 1508 Sac
Shortt Lawrence H., civil engineer and surveyor, 120
Sutter, room 74, r. 712 Taylor
SHOT TOWER, S< Iby Smelting and Lead Co.
proptrs, SE cor Howard and First
Shotwell Cornelius T. L., engineer Code, Elfelt & Co.,
r. 22 Freelon
Shotwell Ellsworth E., clerk Joseph M. Shotwell. P.
1119 Washington
'Shotwell J., r. 33 Fifth
Shotwell Joseph M. , stockbroker, office 324 Montgom-
ery, r. 1119 Washington
1 Shotwell M., r. 63 St. Ann's Building
Shotwell Walter, mining, r. 1525 M Market
Shoulters Henry, porter City Hall, r. 1208 Sutter
Shoultes Seneca, r. NE cor Twcnty-fo\irth and How
Shoumloftts Martin, laborer Palace Hotel, r. 567 Mln
Shove Mortimer C. sawyer Excelsior Planing Mills, r.
518 OcUvia
Shovellan Patrick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Show William, miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct
ANDEHSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery Si
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Showalter G. W., driver Market St. E. R.
Showers Andrew, photographer, 402 Kearny
Shrader Andrew J., wholesale butcher, 2 First
Av, South S. F., r. 5 South Park
Shrader Andrew W., butcher A. J. Shrader, r. 5 South
Park
Shrader Edwin J., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 5
South Park
Shrader Warren, clerk Andrew J. Shrader, r. 5 South
Park
Shrakkart Charles, cooper, r. 14 Garden
ShreveBenjaiuin F., carpenter S. F. and Pac. Glass
Works, r. 1230 Harrison
Shreve Frank, carpenter S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
r. 1236 Harrison
Shreve Georse, jeweler, r. 1613 Stevenson
SHREVE GEORGE C. (George C. Shreve & Co.),
r. Grand Hotel
SHREVE GEORGE C. & CO. (George Bonny),
watches, diamonds, jewelry, silverware, etc., 110
Montgomery
Shreve George R., salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
Welch, r. Grand Hotel
Shreve George W., sporting and military firearms,
137 Montgomery, r. 1124 McAllister
Shreve S. T., cashier retail and law departments A.L.
Bancroft \- Co., r. Grand Hotel
Shreve William J., salesman G. W. Shreve, r. 1124
McAllister
j Shrewsbury William W., with Arnold Pollak, r. 820
i Howard
SHRIER E. & F. (Elkan and Frank), clothing
and gents' furnishing goods, 201 Montgomery
Shrier Elkan (E. & F. Shrier) . r. 411 Van Ness Av
Shrier Frank (E. & F. Shrier), r. 411 Van Ness Av
Shrier Henry (J. Baum & Co.) , r. 1354 Post
Shrier Morris (J. Baum & Co.), r. New York
Shroyier Jacob B., expressman, 116 Front, r. 311 Elev-
enth
Shroyier James L., student Heald's Business College
I Shnbuer Louis, furnishing goods. 504 Fourth
SHUCK OSCAR T., attorney at law, and notary
' public, ottice 24 Montgomery Block, r. 1428 Cal
Shudiuack Daniel, r. 240 Clara
HUuiiiiiack Isaac, peddler, r. 249 Clara
Shuiluiack Fanuie, machiuehand Mills. Leak & Co., r.
249 Clara
Sliueman Peter, coachman Richard S. Floyd, 413 First
Simla John (M. Shula & Son) , r. 2764 Mission
Shula M. & Son (John Shula), cigar manufs, 2764
Mission
Simla Martin (M. Shula & Son) , r. 2764 Mission
ShiiU Fannie Miss, r. 2218 Pine
simll(jck Hugh, seaman, r. 1613 Powell
Shulock Stephen W., with Emil Loeven, r. 409 Fell
Shultz Adolph, restaurant, 1622 Folsom
Shultz Andrew, -"irpenter, r. 726 Green, rear
Shultz Churles, seaman S. S. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Sbultz Joseph, blackBmith Connelly, Nye & Co., r.
256 Jessie
Sh\iltz Mary E. (widow), r. 365 Jessie
Shultz Wilhelni, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 274
Clementina
Shultz. See Schultz
Khultz>' Arnold, carpenter, r. 41 South Park
Shulz Otto, cigarniaker E. Briggs & Co., r. Montgom-
ery's Hotel
Shuniun A. O., seuman, r. 201 Steuart
Shiiniiin. Kc" S<'lmuian
SHUPE PEMBROKE T., bookseller and binder,
olllce 120 Sutter, room HI, r. 703 Taylor
Shuir Lizzie, domestic: Proti'stunt Orphan Asylum
Hhurs Frederick, laborer, r. NE cor Louisiana and
Sierra
; ShurtlcffJohn A., artist, r. 435 Pino
I Shurtz Charles, butcher M. Oradwohl k Co., r. 1007
I Stockton
I Shurtz Frank H., marblecuttcr S. F. Steam Marble
Works, r. .^4I Minna
Shute Bessie, domestic, 1605 Howard
' Shute Charles E., pclicenian City Hall, r. 961 Har
Shiite Daniel S., carriagebuildcr, HI O'Farrell, r.
1004 I'ine
Shute Edwin L., r. 351 Jessie
Shute Jennie, domestic 833 McAllister
Shute Mattliow A., Ill b.>rer8.F. Cordage Factory, r. NW
cor Sierra ami Indiana
Shute Richard, laborer S. F. Cordage Factory, r. NW
cor Sierra and Indiana
Shute Thomas, waiter What Cheer House
Shutz Cecelia, domestic 336 Thirteenth
Shwenger C, salesman, r. 1309 Stockton
Shyne James G., market, 339 Fourth
Shyne. See Shine
Shyrma Elizabeth, domestic, 2610 Pacific Av
Siarck Frederick, teamster, r. 230 Second
Sibley Henry H., butler Leland Stanford, SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Powell
Sibley John M., teacher English literature Boys' High
School, r. 520 O'Farrell
Sibley Levi, teamster, r. 708 Clementina
Sibley William H., carpenter, r. 529 Valencia
Sich Glaus, driver City R. R., r. 2034 Mission
Sichel E. & Bro. (Eugene and Jacob), cigars and. to-
bacco, 5 Kearny
Sichel Edward E., salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 730
Filbert
Sichel Emile, pressman A. Chaigneau & Co., r. 1825
Powell
Sichel Eugene (E. Sichel & Bro.) , r. 2511 Sacramento
Sichel Gustave W., physician and dentist, r. 722 Fil-
bert
Sichel Jacob (E. Sichel & Bro.), r. 2511 Sacramento
Sichel Julius (Fleishman, Sichel &Co.),r. 219 Dupont
Sichel Julius, collector, r. 613 Mission
Sichel Lena (widow), r. 1825 Powell
Sichel Max (Sichel & Richards) , r. 722 Filbert
Sichel Moritz. r. 2511 Sacramento
Sichel Moses, insurance agent, r. 1757 Howard
Sichel Solomon, office 212 Sansom, r. 2511 Sacramento
SICHEI. & RICHARDS (Max Sichel and C. W.
Richards) , dentists, 103 Post
Sichlau Charles, cabinetmaker California Furniture
Manufacturing Co., r. 19 Elliot Park
Sickel Joseph, canvasser, r. 130 Ninth
Sickels George E., r. Palace Hotel
Sickels J. E., r. 733 Market
Sickler John L.,r. 2614 Bryant Av
Sicotte Arthur G., carriagemaker E. Sicotte & Co., r.
420 Twenty-fourth
Sicotte R. & Co., carriagemakers, 856 Howard
Sicotte Roger (R. Sicotte & Co.), r. 420 Twenty-fourth
Sicouiinott Peter, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steu-
art
Sidenberg N., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Sides Benjamin F., clerk Latham & King, r. 1316
Mason
Sides Samuel, r. 68 Oregon
Sidey Adam R.. tlour packer Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. 20 Jessie, rear
Sidney Isaac, traveling agent, r. 556 Brannan
Siebai Oscar, baker E. R. Swain & Co., r. 315 Stockton
Siebe August (Stelling & Siebe), r. l."";? Second
SIEBE BROTHERS «Ss PJLAGEMANN (John
and Frederick Siebe, and Jacob F. Plagemann),
wholesale liquors, 425-427 Sacramento
Siebe Frederick C. (Siebe Brothers and Plagemann),
r. 10.59 Tvler
Siebe Hans, blacksmith, r. 266 Jessie, rear
Siebe Hermann, clerk Funcke & Co., r. 37 Converse
Siebe John (Siebe Brothers & Plagemann), r. 631
Greenwich
Siebe John, liquor saloon, 427 Sacramento, r. SE cor
Powell and Union
Siebe Ludwig, groceries and liquors, NE cor Everett
and Fourth, r. 80 Everett
Siebe N. G., clerk Custom House, r. 612 Lombard
Siebeck Henrietta (widow), r. 1806 Mason
Siebecker Louis, sugarboiler Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
17 Bryant Av
Siebenhauer L. k Co. (Jesse Meyerfeld) , wholesale
cigars and tobacco, NE cor Sacramento and Bat
Siebenhauer Levi (L. Siebenhauer & Co.), r. 536 Mc-
Allister
Siebenhauer Snlle, salesman Falkenstein & Co., r. 536
McAllister
Sieberst Henry G., attorney at law, office 402 Mont-
gomery, rooms 32-33, r. 42 Twelfth
Siebert (Charles, laborer, r. 10 Sheridan
Siebert Frederick, steward Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
515 !«J Bush
Siebold C, r. 814 Montgomery
Siebrecht Frank, with Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418 Kear
Siebrecht William, carpenter, 12 Willow
Siedenburg George, driver Bernhardt Kramer, r. 630
Grove
Siedenburg Henry, butcher Martin Glennan, r. 517
Jones
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Purnishings,
Pine Scarfs aiid Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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797
SIL
Biedenburg John C, clerk R. G. Dun & Co., r. 304
Mason
Sieferiiiann Mary, domestic 2208 Jones
Slffke Ferdinand, boots and shoes, 240 Sixth
Siefke Henry, farmer, r. 60".) Jaekson
Slegel Cbarl< 8. clerk Rosette House, r. NW cor Bran-
nan and Eighth
Slegel Charles, siaman eehr Veto, India Dock
Slegel Harry, salesman Schoenholz Bros & Co., r. Ill
Ninth
Slegel James, stevedore A. C. Freese j
Siegel Joseph N., laborer, r. E s Ahibama, bet Twen- i
ty-tifth and Twenty-sixth I
Siegel Joseph N., salesman Otto Betrmau, r. 719 Na- i
toma
Siegel Leopold, s^ilesman Loewe Brothers, r. 828 Mc- j
Allister
Slegel Martin (Rhein & Siegel) . r. NW cor Clemen-
tina and Filth
Siegel Morris, tailor, 1502 Stockton
Siegel Mosee (Loewe Bros.), r. 830 McAllister
Siegel Nathan, r. Ill Ninth
Siegel Simon, manuf men's and boys' clothing. Hi
Sacramento, r. 11,'53 Mission
Sieger Julius, rubber-stampmaker C. A. Klinkner, r.
Ill Ninth
Sieger K., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Siegers Francis, cabinetmaker, r. 9 Ritch, rear
Biegfried J. C, salesman Macondray & Co., r. Ala-
meda
SIEGFRIED'S HOTEL., Herman Bremer proptr,
228 Bush
Siegler George, maltster Pacific Brewery, r. Alameda
Siegler Jacob (Siegler & Block), r. 112 Olive Av
Siegler & Block (Jacob Siegler and Charles Block) ,
market, 904 'Larkin
Siegwalt C, brewer, r. 635 Fulton
Sielaw Albert G., cigars and tobacco, 226 Montgomery,
r. 119 Francisco
Siem John, groceries and liquors, 600 Second
Siemens Ferdinand, musitian, r. 3 August Alley
Siemer D. (Lohmann & Seimer) , r. Oakland
Siemer John H., clerk John Drucker, r. 968 Mission
Siemers John, carpenter, r. 7 Carlos PI
Siemers John T>., clerk Fritz Kaufmann, r. SW cor
Valencia and Twenty-first
Siepp Conrad, laborer North Point U. S. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 421 Greenwich
Sier Eloise Mrs., laundry, 341 Third
SLERING H. Si CO. (Robert Siering) , importers
and retailers zephyr worsted, and fancy goods, 19
Montgomery and 107 Sutter
Siering Henry, salesman H. Siering & Co.
Siering Herman (H. Siering & Co.) , r. Palace Hotel
Siering Robert (H. Siering & Co.), r. 415 Eddy
Sierp Frederick W., hatter Fisher & Co., r. 1211 M Bush
Sierra Buttes Quartz Mining Co., office 320 Sansom,
room 0
Sierra Iron Co. , Caleb T. Fay secretary, office 320
Sansom, room 14
Sierra Flume and Lumber Co. (Butte, Tehama and
Lassen Counties. Cal.) , yard and sale office NE cor
Fourth and Channel
Sierra Nevada Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tuscarora
Co., Nev.), John A. Reichart secretary, office 534
California
Sierra Nevada Lodging House, Henry Pauson proptr,
528 Pacific
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.),
William W. Stetson seci-etary, office 47 Nevada
Block
Sies Philip, junk dealer, r. 455 Tehama, bet Filth and
Sixth
Siess George, carpenter, 22 Morton, r. 409 Post
Siess Jacob, bootmaker, 427 Foui-th
Sietz Charles, cartman. r. 12 Morey Alley
Sievera Philip, machinist, r. 222 ;<} Fourth
Sievers Albert, millhand Capitol Mills, r. 908 Sansom
Sievers Charles, groceries and liquors, 734 Broadway
Sievers Francis, bookkeeper Anglo-California Bank
r. 1012 Bryant
Sievers Jacob, r. 1 Polk
SIEVERS JOHIV H., florist and nurseryman,
nurseries S s Chestnut, bet Polk and Van Ni ss Av,
depot 25 Post. r. N s Lomb, bet Larkin and Polk
Sievers Otto C, clerk Richard Wegeni r, r.l012 Bryant
Sievers William, wines and liquors, .'> Berry
Sieversen Martin, seaman, r. We^teru House
Sievert Joseph, cook, r, 127 Jackson
Slewert Charles W.. cigars and tobacco, 32 Steuart, r.
40 Spear
Siew'-rt William, groceries, .M.T Montgomery Av
Sifl'ait George, gasfitti r. r. 630 CoiiiHier.ial
Sigclmyer Ferdinand, billiardtableniaker, r. 422 Stey
Sigelmyer Ferdinand Jr., WDodturner, r. 422 Stev
Sigelmyer George, varnishor, r. 422 Stevenson
Siggius Nicholas, longshoreman, r. .'lOS Howard
Siguaigo GloRSeppe, Italian Beiiev. 8oc.,423 Wash
SIGNAL. SERVICE U. S. A., Charles E. Briuft-
made observer, Edwin 0. CcKik assistant, 42 Mer-
chant's Exchange Building
Signal Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), C. S. Curtis sec-
retary, office 203 Bush, room H
Sigman George, bar'.>eeper. r. 710 Front
Signora Vincent, Austrian Bener. Soc, 71 New Mont
Sigourney Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.),
A. Judson secretary, oflice 320 Sunsom, room 47
Sikes Edward (Sikes, Mayer & Lachman), r. 1023
Mission
SIKES, MAYER & LACHMAN, (Kdwanl
Sikes, Nathan Mayer, and Adoljjh J. Lachman),
manufs cigars, 60i;-C08 Battery
Silaci Paolo, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J<5 Kearny
Silberberg Mas, drygoods, 1.529 Turk
Silberstein C, clerk S. Silberstein, r. 1425 Post
Silberstein H., Hebrew Benev. Asan, 643 Sacramento
Silbrrstein Julius, moneybroker, 436 Kearny, r. 2028
Bush
Silberstein Marcus, teacher, r. 1906 Mission
Silberstein Phillippe, dyer and scourer, 861 Folsom
Silberstein Samuel, bagmaker H. Behreudt & Co., r.
225 Perry
Silberstein Simon, shirt manuf and gents' furnishing
goods, 950-952 Market, r. 1425 Post
Slice Jerome, r. 118 Post
Silck Andrew (Groeper & Silck), r. 15 Washington
Silk Thomas, laborer, r. 1 Filbert PI
Silken P., teamster Superintendent Streets, r. 724
Union, rear
Sillem William (Godefifroy & Sillem), r. 907 Sutter
Silliger Max, solicitor, r. 217 Post
Silliman Charles H., teacher Boys' High School, r.
1914 Broadway
Silliman Frederick W. (F. W. Silliman & Co.), r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Silliman F. W. & Co., agents Newark Beer, office 328
Sansom
Silliman George, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 1256
Bryant
Silliman John M., r. Brooklyn Hotel
Silllnetti John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Silsbee Clara Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co.
Silva A., r. 22 Minna
Silva Angelo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Silva Antoine, seaman S. S. Monterey, r. 8W cor
Union and Sansom
Silva Ai;tone, fisherman, r. 206 Union
Silva Antone, laborer, r. 9 Baldwin Court
Silva Antone, longshoreman, r. 411 Vallejo
Silva Antonio, dairyman George W. Hutman, r. N s
Union, nr Gough
Silva Antonio, cook, r. 21 Anthony
Silvii Birnard, cook Johnson's Restaurant, r. 7 Hay-
wood
Silva Carmen (widow), r. 1719 Stockton
Silva Francisco, seaman, r. .■>2i) (Jreen
Silva Frank, bartend, r, r. 1)44 Pacific
Silva Frank, deckhand stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry,
r. Oakland
Silva Frank, laborer, r. 420 Prumm
Silva Frank A , barber Ferdinand Sand, r. isl Jessie
Silva J. F., sailniaker, r. SE cor Clay and Drunjm
Silva Joaquin, laborer, r. 420Drumni
Stlva Joaquin J., shoemaker, 115 Jackson
Silva John, milkman, r. W s Sansom, nr Union
Silva John M.,hairdreb8ing saloon, 'jOI Folsom, r. 914
Folsom
Silva Jose M., jeweler, r. 1113 V Kearny
Silva Joseph, cook S. S. Oregon, Oregon 8. 8. Co.
Silva Josiph, deckhand stiu Cora, Washington St.
Wharf
Silva Joseph, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Silva Joseph, milkman William I.ange Cole, nr Gol-
den Gate Park
Silva Joseph M., hairdresssiug saloon, 1146 Folsom
Silva Joseph T., photograph gallery, 28 Third, r. 11'22
Filbert
Silva M., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New York
Silva Manuel, r. 3 I'iuckney PI
P
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Third Street
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Monl^mery St
SIL
798
SIM
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Silva Manuel, barber, r. 621 Montgomery Av
Sllva Manuel, fisherman, r. N s Union, nr Sansom
Silva Manuel, laborer, r. W s Sansom, nr Union, rear
Silva Manuel, laborer, r. 106 Commercial
Sllva Manuel, longshoreman C. E. Haseltine
Silva Manuel, seaman, r. N s Union, nr Sansom
Silva Manuel L., hairdressing saloon, 816 Third
Silva Manuel M., hairdressing saloon, 1411 }<! Stock-
ton, r. 1612 Union
Silva Martin, deckhand stm Amelia, r. 908 Sansom,
rear
Silva Mary Mrs., dressmaker Mary E. Butler, r. NW
cor Davis and Jackson
Silva. See Silver
Silvaine Dufifreohou, laboror, r. 1031 Dupont
Silveira Joseph V., hairdressing saloon, 1256Market
Silveira R. V., teamster, r. 28 Erie
Silver , traveling agent, r. 754 Mission
Silver Annie, domestic Ws Tennessee, nr Solano
Silver Belle Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona), W. J.
Pettigrew secretary, office 419 California, room 15
Silver Bridget (widow) , r. NE cor Jersey and San-
chez
Silver City Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Alfred K.
Durbrow secretary, office 69 Nevada Block
Silver City Silver Mining Co. (New Mexico) ,W. H. Har-
per Jr. secretary, office 320 San, rooms .52-.54
Silver Cloud Mining Co. (Arizona), A. W.Robinson
secretary, office 300 Pine, room 4
Silver Cord Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Orlando
H. Bogart secretary, office 106 'Leidesdorff
Silver George W., r. 2210 Fillmore
Silver Hill Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.) , W. E. Dean
secretary, offire 203 Bush, room 8
Silver Isaac, peddler, r. 721 Jj Broadway, rear
Silver Joseph, cabinetmaker F. S. Chadbourne & Co.,
r. Oakland
Silver Joseph S., physician, r. 423 Second
Silver King Miuiug Co. (Arizona) , William H. Boothe
secretitry, office 320 California
Silver King North Mining Co. (Pinal Co., Arizona),
Joiin H. Snyre sr-cretary, officr 330 Pine, room 36
Silver King Suuth Mining Go. (Arizona), A. Judson
secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 47
Silver Lick Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka, Nev.) ,
Alfred K. Durbrow secretary, office 69 Nevada
Block
Silver Manuel, managing clerk John Desbeck, r. 22
Minna
Silver Mark B., mining engineer, r. 423 Second
Silver M. B. (widow), r. 403 Union
Silver Morris, r. 8 Bernard
Silver Nugget Mining Co., Daniel Buck secretary .office
80 Nevavla Block
Silver Prize Gold and Silver Mining Co., H. W. Red-
ington secretary, office ;j28 Montgomery, room 8
Silver Queen Mining Co. (Arizona) , William H. Boothe
secn^ary, office 320 California
Silver Uufus, r. 27 Hinckley
Silver Selig, bookkeeper M. Marks & Co., r. 725 Broad-
way, rear
Silver Sprout Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), A. B. Paul
Secretary, office 328 Mo7itgomery, room 20
Silvrr Wave Mining Co. (White Pino, Nov.), office 318
Pino, room f!
Silver West Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.), Frederick
R. Bunker secretary, office 606 Montgomery,
rooms 2-3
Silver William J., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 7 Yerba
Buena
Silver. See Silva
Silverberg A. >\: Co., market, 1262 Market
Silverherg Adolph (A. .Jonas & Co. and A. Silverberg
fc Co.),r. 721 Ellis
Silverberg Joseph, merchant tailor, r. 021 Union
Silverberg Simon, wholesale sheep butcher. Fifth Av,
8o\ith S. P., office 320 Sansom, room 39, r. 519
Tyler
Silverman Charles, r. 211!^ Turk
Silverman David, jeweler, r. 906 Market
Silverman Ootllieb, peddler, r. 17.57 Howard
Silverman Henry, salesman J. Silverman, r. 710 Fol
Silverman Isaac, p'ddler, r. 249 Clementina
Silvi rnian JoH.ph, fancy goods, 222 Third, r. 220 Third
Silverman Moritz (Peixotto & Silverman), r, .Wi Bush
Silverman S.)lomon, peddler, r.oif W s Mission, nr St.
Mary's College
Sllverson Louis, seaman, r. 422 Drunim
Sllvereteln Abraham, bookkeeper Dakin & Libby r
527 Birch Av
Silverstein Elias, locksmith, 5 Broadway ,r. 734 Mont.
gomery
Silverstein Jacob, porter M. Jacobs & Son, r. 733 Mc-
Allister
Silverstein Joseph, presser Cal. Cloak and Suit Manuf .
Co.,r. 120 Mission
Silverstein Julius, moneybroker, r. 2028 Bush
Silverstein Louis, boot and shoemaker, 422 Pacific, r.
1120 Stockton
Silverstein Louis, coremaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
734 Montgomery
Silverstein Marcus, peddler, r. 1120 Stockton
Silverstein Simon, shirts, 9.50 Market, r. 1425 Post
Silverstine Solomon, r. 563 Natoma
Silverstone Cuthbert, clerk, r. S s Union, nr Sansom
Silverstone Harris, boots and shoes, 464 Sixth, r. 462 H
Sixth
Silverstone Sholom, clerk O. & O. S. S. Co., r. 214
Sixteenth
Silverthorn John, clerk Overland Warehouse
Silverthorn William H., clerk freight department
Central Pac. R, R., r. 97 Fifteenth
Silvester Frederick, porter, r. 617 Mission
Silvester George F., seeds and garden implements, 317
Washington, r. 600 Sutter
Silvester Leander, bookkeeper George F. Silvester, r.
1112 Sacramento
Silvester. See Sylvester
Silvestre Michael, nurse French Hospital, S 8 Bryant,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Silvestri A, & Co., fresh and smoked fish, 37-39 San
Francisco Market, and 11-12 Bay City Market
Silvestri Achille (A, Silvestri & Co.), r. 413 Green
Silvestri James, fisherman, r. N s Filbert, nr Sansom,
rear
Silvey Anthony Mrs., (widow), r. 2410 Post
Silvey Chris, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Silvey Conrad, hatpresser Atlantic Straw Works, and
extramau Hook and Ladder No. 5, S. F. F. D.
Silvey George T., extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3,
S. F. F. D., r. 23 Fell
Silvey Raymond M. , policeman City Hall, r. 2410 Post
Silvey Robert W., oijerator fire alarm and police tel-
egraph, r. 523 Pine
Silvia Conrad, seaman, r. S s Union, nr Sansom, rear
Sim John, driver Market St. and Hayes Valley R. B.,
r. 1430 Turk
Sime David, cook William B. Duncan, r. 125 Seventh
Sime F. J., clerk Cal. Wire Works Co., r.600 Bush
Sime Hngh T,, clerk Donohoe, Kelly & Co., r. 807 Cal
Sime John Mrs., r. Nucleus House
Sime William K., clerk Coffin, Sanderson k Cook, r.
22 Geary
Sime William M., clerk Joseph L. King & Co., r. 806
California
Simers John H., cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger k
Sou, r. Oakland
Simi Gabriel, cook, Henry Hoesoh, r. 1103 Powell
Simi Giovanni, Itali.an Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Simi Peter, farmer, r. 429 Green
Simmeu James, dairy, cor Dame and Thirtieth, Fair-
mount Tract
Simmen John, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son,
r. 5 Grand Av
Simmer Charles, laborer, r. 17 Park Av
Simmie James W., master schr Si)arrow,r. 27 Drumm
Simmon Julius, bartender Henry MuUer, r. 7 Oak
Grove Av
Simnionds George, proptr Nabob Whisky, and Patent
Night Light, office 217 Front, r. Brunswick House
Simmonds Mandeville, carriage painter Audresen
Brothers, r. Oakland
Simmons Allen, clerk John H. Holjes, r. 1019 Pacifla
Simmons Alonzo R. (Simmons, Rowe k Co.) , r. So-
noma
Simmons Charles, carpenter, r. 828 Valencia
Simmons Charles, seaman S. S. George W. Elder, Or-
egon S. S. Co.
Simmons C. L. (widow) r. 510 Stevenson
Simmons Court J,, general agent Griest Mechanical
Pen and Duplicaling Pr<ss Co. (Chicago), and
agent Santa Clara Valley Laud Co., office 507 Cal-
ifornia, r. Santa Clara
Simmons Frank, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Simmons Grace M. (widow), r. 1217 Union
Simmons Henry, assistant cook Oregon House, r. 238
Steuart
Simmons Henry, steward Golden Eagle Hotel
Simmons Herbert, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1908
Mission, rear
EULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck "^ear
TEUNES and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St
SIM
799
SIM
Simmous Horace E., salesman B. Nathau k Co., r. 820
Lombard
Simmons James, ageistant ticket auditor Southern
Pac. R. R., r. 610 Folsom
Simmons James E.. clerk Van Dyke i Powell, r. Oak-
land
Simmons John, coachman, r. 5 Lincoln
Simmons John P., machinist, r. 3'2 Fourth
Simmous Joseph S., hardware merchant, r. 819 Fil-
bert
Simmons Julia B. (widow), r. 1231 M Union
Simmons Kate A. (widow), r. 2517 Bush
Simmons Mary (widow) , r. Florence, nr San Miguel
Station
Simmons Matthew, r. 1523 Mason
Simmons Robert, mining, r. 9 Moss
Simmons Robert J., painter E. H. Black, r- 9 Moss
Simmons, Rowe ^; Co. lAlonzo U. Simmons and Wil-
liam B. Rowe), hardware, 52 Clay
Simmons Samuel, sashmaker, r. 9 Moss
Simmons Samuel, watchmaker, 519 Kearny, r. 714
Green
Simmons Samuel T>., local policeman, r. 303 Lombard
Simmons S. R. (Crystal Soda Water Co.), r. 7 Roach
Alley
Simmons Thomas C, porter Lombard Warehouse, r.
623 Seventh
Simmons Virginia Mrs., canvasser, r. 1673 Mission
Simmous W. H. (Crystal Soda Water Co.),r. Redwood
City
Simmons William, rigger, 17 Howard
Simmons William J., porter and messenger Savings
and Loan Society, r. 1017 Lombard
Simmons. See Simmonds and Simonds
Simms Charles, waiter, r. 1(108 Mason
Simms David, cook, r. 125 Seventh
Simms Q. T., lodgings, 174 Jessie
Simms John T., Silverman Palace Hotel
Simms Thomas, waiter P.nliU'e Hotel, r. 220 Stevenson
Simms Willie, actor California Theater, r. 1808 Taylor
Simms. See Sims and Symms
Simoes Joseph, r.6 Polk Lane
Simon A., glazier, r. 4 Wetmore PI
Simon Abraham, boot and shoemaker, 522 Pacific
Simon Abraham, tailor, r. 939 Folsom
Simou Alexander (Wertheimer & Simon) , r. 735 O'Far-
rell
Simon Alexander, salesman Baruch Levy
Simon Bi-njamin, groceries and liquors, SW cor Sixth
and Harrison, r. 30 Oak Grove A v
Simon Bernard, stockbroker, r. 436 Minna
Simon Charles, salesman Isaac Selig, r. 1204 Mission
Simon Charlts J., salesman Nast & Greenzweig, r.
1018 Larkin
Simon Ellen (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. 517 Jessie
Simon Emanuel, head cook City and County Hospital
Simon Ephraim I. (Simon, Jacobs & Co.), r. 334 Hayes
Simon Ester, clothing, 233 Third
Simon Francis Xavier, with Britton & Rey, r. 520
Filbert
Simon Gabriel, tailor. 533 Fourth
Simon Gustav, tailor, 11 Post
Simon Gustave, clerk Esberg, Bachman & Co., r. 1C15
Bush
Simon Gustave F. (U. Simon Sons & Cook) , r. 429
Eddy
Simon Henrietta, clothing, 305 3^ Third
SIMON HENRY, restaurant, 131 Sansom, r. S s
McAllister, bet Polk and Van Ness Av
Simon Herman, clerk C. M. Levy, r. 125 Stevenson
Simon Herman L. (Stein, Simon &. Co.), r. 1012 Bush
Simon Hulda (widow), r. inlhi Jessie
Simon Isidor, night insijector Custom House, r. Twen-
ty-first, bet Army and Duncan
Simon Isidore, bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
1204 Mission
Simon, Jacobs A: Co. (Simon I., Ephraim I., and Sam-
uel Simon, and Isaac H. Jacobs), merchants,
(Merced, SuelUng, Plainsburg, and Hanford),
oifice 17-19 Battery
Simon John, carpenter, r. 634 Fourth
Simon Joseph, r. 51 8 J^ Sutter, rear
Simon Joseph, boot and shoemaker, 818 Montgomery
Simon Joseph, clerk Koerner & Wilke, r. 1735 Mission
Simon Joseph, crockery, 302 Sixth, r. 308 Sixth
Simon Joseph, furniture, 122i> Stockton
Simon Joseph, shoemaker, r. 818 Montgomery
Simon Julia (widow), r. 1620 Turk
Simou Julius C, bookkeeper Colman Brothers, r.
Westminister House
Simon L.. bookkeeper Baldwin Clothing House, r.KM
Ellis
Simon Malvina Miss, assistant Noe and Temple Street
Primary School, r. 1204 Mission
Simon Marx, stockbroker, r. 014 Sutter
Simon Michael, shoemaker John Dtschlg, r. C25
O'Farrell
Simon Narcisse, tallowrenderer Lille & Co., r. NW
cor Bay and Webster
Simon Paul Jr., compositor 8. F. Call, r. 417 Kearny
Simon Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Eearuy and
Morton
Simon Rosa Mrs., r. 661 Stevenson
Simon Samuel (Simou, Jacobs & Co.) , r. 1017 Van
Ness Av
Simon Samuel Jr. ITJ. Simon Sons & Cook), r. 429
Eddy
Simon Sarah Miss, r. 561 Stevenson
Simon Slgismund H., salesman Thomas Sullivan, p.
538 Ellis
Simon Simon, r. 1204 Mission
Simon Simon, waiter Tlic Baldwin
Simon Simon I. (Simon, Jacobs & Co., and Simon Jt
Breslauer) , r. 1015 Van Ness Av
Simon Theodore, groceries, NWcor Larkin and Geary,
r. 30 Oak Grove Av
Simon U., Sous & Cook (Samuel Jr. and Gustavo F. Si-
mou, and Aaron Cook) , importers hats and caps,
117-119 Sansom
Simon Ulrick (U. Simon Sons & Cook), r. 429 Eddy
Simon k Breslauer (31mon I. Simon and Lipman
Breslauer) , conmiission wool and hide merchants,
13 First
Simonds Jeremiah M., speculator, r. 1309 Stockton
Simonds Julius, cigarmakerHoUiug Brothers, r. 451!^
Jessie
Simonds Nathan, milk ranch, cor Twenty-fourth and
Vermont
Simonds Samuel D. Rev., Inspector Custom House, r.
935 Clay
Simonds Willis S., timekeeper Central Pac. R. B., r.
508^ Grove
Simonds. See Simmonds, Siiumons, and Syinonds
Simonetti Paolo, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and
Front
Simoni Matthias, teamster Roth & Co., r. 207 Post
Simonnar Jules, cook Joseph Hubert, r. 512 Ji Dupont
Simons Alphons, r. 637 Pacific
Simons Annie Miss, dressmaker Mrs. W. H. Ashley, r.
9 Bernard
Simons B., bookkeeper Colmau Bros., r. 614 Sutter
Simons Charles, ice dealer, r. 602 Third
Simons George, shipcariienter, r. 4J<i Frederick
Simons Henry, r. 709 Harrison
Simons Henry, agent pianos, r. 29 Langton
Simons Henry, bootblack Max Levy, r. 769 Harrison
Simons Hiram, r. 510 Leavenworth
Simons Hyman, bootpolisher, 701 Mission, r. 425
Third
Simons Isidor, foreman Liebes Brothers & Co., r. 311
Hayes
Simons Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2303 Polk
Simons John P., machinist Morris k Son, r. 32 Fourth
I Simons L. Mrs., costumer, 23 Ellis
] Simons Lena, domestic 36 Page
I Simons Lenore, teacher music, r. 23 Ellis
I Simons Manuel, deckhand stm .\lice Garratt, r. Sac-
j ramento
I Simons Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 110 Sixth
j Simons Minnie Mrs., teaclier, r. 1204 Mission
1 Simcms Samuel, peddler, r. 921^5 Folsom
Simons Scott H., driver People's Ice Co., r. 312 MlSS
Simons Stei)hen, agent, r. 1.325 Sacramento
j Simonseu A. M., liquor saloon, 1011 Kearny
Simonson J., freight clerk Pacific Mail 8. S. City of
Tokio
I Simonson Joseph Jr., collector Thomas Day, r. Palace
Hotel
Simonson Emma F. Miss, r. 610 Greenwich
Simonson Josephine (widow), r. 610 (treenwlch
Simouton F. W., proptr San Francisco and Stockton
River Express, olflce 418 Sacramento
SIMONTOX J. W. (San Francisco Bulletin Co.
and San Francisco Call Co.), r. New York
Slmonton Thomas B., awuiuguiaker, 711 Mission
Simouton 's San Francisco and Stockton River Ex-
press, office 418 Sacramento
Simot Henry, hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 431 Tehama
Simpkins Clharles H.. iron merchant, office 314 Mont-
gomery, r. 1121 Bush
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BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Simpsen Peter, cook, r. 12 Jackson
Simpson A., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Simpson Alexander, shipcarpenter, r. 1 Eincon Av
Simpson Alexander C, shoemaker. 154 Natoma
SOIPSOxV A. M. & BROTHER (Kobert W.
Simpson), lumber, and agents Coos Bay and
Columbia River Packets, office 44 Market, yards
Howard and Beale St. Wharves
Simpson Arthur, seaman, r. SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Simpson Asa M. (A. M. Simpson & Brother), r. Oak-
land
Simpson Belle Miss, r. 319 Bush
Simpson Carrie Mrs., saleswoman Bernard A. Schling-
heyde, r. 124 Fourteenth
Simpson Charles, packer O. Lawton & Co., r. 423
Second
Simpson Charles, porter Henry Ostsrloh, r. NE cor
Clav and Drumm
Simpson Charles C. (Seaver & Co.), r. Helvetia Hotel
Simpson Clement S.. master mariner, r. 59 Tehama
Simpson Collin, printer, r. 1820 Hyde
Simpson D., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Simpson Daniel Jour. Shipwrights' Assn., 71 New
Montgomery
Simpson Edward, waiter S. S. Idaho, r. 1411 Mason
Simpson Elizabeth I. (widow) , r. 015 Kearny
Simpson E. N., Mrs., compositor S. F. Journal of
Commerce, r. 82 St. Ann's Building
Simpson F. C, r. 385 Dolores
Simpson Frank, bookkeeper L.G. Sresovich, r.740 Har-
rison
Simpson Frederick, boxmaker Union Box Factory, r.
782 Bryant
Simpson George, r. 135 Page
Simpson George W., gunsmith. 320 Sixteenth
Simpson Henry, produce editor Evening Bulletin, r.
135 Page
Simpson Hettie C, teacher English department Uni-
versity City College
Simpson James, physician, office 234 Post, r 814 Sutter
Simpson James pianoforte manuf , r. 1820 Hyde
Simpson J.H., r. 82 St. Ann's Building
Simpson Jenny, nurse, r. 631 Geary
Simpson John (Simpsou & Fisher), r. 1014 Green
Simpson John, artist, r. 80(5 Kearny
Simpson John, carpenter, r. 210 Hermann
Simi^son John, engineer, r. 421 Greenwich
Simpson Joseph C, turf editor Spirit of the Times, r.
Oakland
SIMPSON RICHARD W., proptr San Francisco
Steam Brush and Broom Factory, 613-615 Brannan,
office 325 Sacramento, r. 1713 Sutter
Simpson Robert W. (A. M. Simpson & Bro.), r. Grand
Hot!
Simpson Sarah (widow) , lodgings 221 First
Simpson SylvcGter C. attorney at law, office 40 Mont-
gom. ry Block, r. SW cor Hyde and Turk
Simpbon 'Thomas, graiuer, r. 1207 Mission
Simpsou Thomas B., searcher records, r. 1437 Steiner
Simpson WilUam (Kelleher Js Simpson), r. 34 Har-
riet
Sim]json William, blacksmith William Deacon, r. 2535
Mission
Simpson William, clerk S. F. News Letter, r. 606
Montgomery
Simpson William, driver Smith & Poultney, r. 35C
Brannan
Simpson William, druggist, 609 Davis, r. Alameda
Simpson William, engineer engine No. C, S. F. F. D.,
r. 310 Sixth
Simpson William, plasterer, r. 1508 Miison, rear
Simpson William, seaman, r. 519 Oak
Simpsdn Willium, stevedore, r. W s Sansom, bet Fil-
bert aud Greenwicii, rear
Simpson William K., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
SIMPSON <Sk FISHKR (John Simpson and An-
drew Fisher), saihaaktrs, 50 Clay
Simi)Son. See Slmson
Siuii)ton George W., driver City K. R., r. 8 Erie
Simrak Michael, fruit and confectionery, 2100 Fill-
more
Sims Albert, captain achr Lizzie Theresa, r. 008
Fourth
Sims Annie ^[iss, r. 210 Fourth
SIMS HARRY L. , physician and surgeon, office
703 Markit, r. Grand Hotel
Sims J. Fletcher, bookkeeper John R. Sims, r. 700
Shot well
Bims John, carpenter, r. 417 Turk
35
42
SIMS JOHN R. , manuf iron doors and shutters,
123-125 Beale, r. 700 Shotwell
Sims Joseph, housesmith John R. Sims, r. 1609 Fol
Sims Mary J. (widow) , r. 9 Page
Sims Patrick, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 447 Na-
toma
Sims Thomas, waiter, r. 647 Mission
Sims. See Simms
I Simson Abraham D., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r.
I 330 Eddy
. Simson Colin, compositor Pacific Life, r. 1820 Hyde
! Simson. See Simpson
; Sina Gustave, meter repairer S. F. Gas Light Co,
I Moss
j Since Thomas, carpenter, r. 13(.'9 Stockton
' Sincich Geronimo, barkeeper, r. 934 .Sonora PI
' Sinclair Alfred H., compositor Bacon & Co.,
I Moss
Sinclair Alice (widow), r. 52 Second
Sinclair Annie (widow), r. 14 William
I Sinclair Archibald, books and stationery, SE cor Du-
pont and Sutter, r. 20 Capp
Sinclair Charles H., superintendent Mission Kock
Warehouse, r. 1112 Twenty-first
Sinclair Collin R., r. 824 Union
Sinclair D. A., r. 308 Sutter
Sinclair Frederick, bookkeeper Getz Brothers & Co.,
r. 1401 Powell
Sinclair John, r. 633 Tyler
Sinclair John, carpenter and builder, r. SE cor Eu-
reka and 'Twenty-first
Sinclair John, drayman, r. 16 Ninth
Sinclair John W., carpenter, r. 727 Bay
Sinclair Leander D., r. 1513 Broadway
Sinclair Mary Miss, glovemaker, r. 42 Moss
Sinclair Mary E., laundry, 18 Boardman
Sinclair Peter, seaman, r. 4G Steuart
SINCLAIR SAMUEL. F. , real-estate agent, office
432 Montgomery, room 5, r. 14 Haight
Sinclair William W., merchant, r. 511 Post
Sinclair. See St. Clair
Sincock Henry, r. 2322 Mission
Sindel J. & Co. (Richard Gantner) , blacksmiths and
wheelwrights, 424 Pacific
Sindel Jacob (J. Sindel & Co.), r. 23 Rondel PI
Singer A., r. .56 St. Ann's Building
Singer Charles, cook, r. 1412 California
Singer John, miner, r. 71 Xatoma
Singer Julius (Schroder ^^c Co.), r. 646 Mission
Singer Leonard; teamster Crummey S: Hall, r. Thir-
teenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
SINGER MANUFACTURING CO., J. R. Mac-
kenzie agent, 118 Sutter
Singer Richard C., mining, office 331 Mont, room 28
Smglemau Henry J., cook Market Street Restaurant,
r. 255 Jessie
Singler Gustave, cigarmaker, 14 Sherman
Singler Henry, painter and grainer, 14 Sherman
Singleton Daniel, blacksmith John Craig, r. 3 Fol-
SOiU Av
Singleton George, bellman Palace Hotel
Singleton M. Angelo, mining, r. 106 McAllister
Sinkwitz William, barkeeper W. H. Bruu. r. 16J4
Clara
Sinnett William, seaman, r. 17 Valle.io
Sinnot Richard, carpenter, r. 1 Boyd
Sinuott Henry, laborer, r. 431 Tehama
Sinnott James, r. 4ol 'Tehama
Sinnott Michael, saddler, r. 1111 Montgomery
Sinnott Patrick, bookkeeper S. F. Forge Co., r. 565
Howard
Sinon William, builder, r. 2015 Hyde
Sinon William J., carpenter, r. 2015 Hyde
Sinsheimer Brothers (San Luis Obispo), office 228
California
Sinsheimer Henry, bookkeeper S. Koshland & Co., r.
1808 Pine
Sinsheimer Morritz, soapmaker, r. 207 Mont Av
Sinsheimer Siraon, importer crockery and cutlery, 9
Dupont, r. 221 Mason
Sinton Joseph H., assistant license collector, r. Oak-
land
SINTON RICHARD H., collector licenses city
and county, office New City Hall, basement, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Sinz Louis, painter, r. 315}<5 O'Fan-ell
Sinz Otto, watchmaker and jeweler, 9 Geary, r. 819
Howard
Slogan Peter, laborer Carmen Island Salt Works, r.
103 Sacramento
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SIP
801
SLA
Sippel George, porter New Atlantic Hotel, r. 207
Montgomery Av
Sippel Francis E., merchant, r. 1305Larkln
Siran W,. labortr Risdon I. mid L. Works
Siren Michael, laborer, r. Ill Clinton
Sirey Grace, domestic 1027 Post
Sirreux Leon, superintendent construction Pacific
Electric Light Co., office 534 Ciilifornia
Siseuvine Coney, clerk Levy Sisenviue, r. 5 Monroe
Siseuvine Levy, cigars and tobacco, 311 Bush, r. 5
Monroe
Siska George, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 448
Jessie
Siskiyou Canal and Gravel Mining Co., J. H. Collins
Jr. secretarj', office 320 Sansom, rooms i>2-^i
SiskrouClara A. (widow), candies. 209}^ Second
Sismeros Christ, carpt-nter, r. 722 Broadway, rear
Sisson Albert W. (Sisson, Wallace \- Co.), r. Mrt Ellis
Sisson Caroline M. Mrs., assistant Geary Street Gram-
mar School, r. 2506 Bush
Sisson John E., salesman F. S. Chadbourne & Co., r.
214 OTarrell
Sisson Thomas, master mariner, r. 510 Davis
SISSON, WALLACE & CO. (Albert W. Sisson,
William H. Wallace and Clark W. Crocker), gen-
eral merchandise, and agents Hayford, Perkins
& Co., Colfax, and Ne£f & Co., Dutch Flat, office
226 California
Sisterna Philip. Berkeley Express.office 717 Montgom-
ery, r. Berkeley
Sisters of the Holy Family, 525 Post
Sisters of Mercy Employment Office, St. Mary's Hos-
pital, cor First and Bryant
Sitka James, jeweler, r. 448 Jessie, rear
Sitter Joseph, laundry, 768M Howard
Sitterson George, carpenter, r. 2(53 Clementina
Sivers Henry, coacijman John Taylor, 1131 Cal
Siverson Xicolaus, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Six-mile House, Henry Blanken proptr, W s San Bru-
no Road, nr County Line
Sixth Street House, Daniel Mahoney proptr, NW cor
Sixth and Bryant
Sixty-three Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Arizona),
B. B. Minor secretarj', office 49 Nevada Block
Sjalana Andrew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Sjogren John P.,driv€r Swaiiberg & West, r. 322 Ritch
Sjogren Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Sjolundt August, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 183^
Garden
Sjowall Erasmus, liquor saloon, r. First Av, South
S. F.
Skaden K. C, driver Protrero and Bay View R. R.
SKAE} JOHN, mining, office 47 Nevada Block, r.
1315 Van Ness Av
Skag Charles, seaman, r. 12 Washington
Skaife Alfred, stockbroker, office 304 Pine, r. 511
Gough
Skates Frank, horse clipper, r. 1209 Folsom
Skating Rink, Baldwin & Higgins proptrs., 246 Third
Skeantlebury William (Tetlow & Skeantlebury), r. In-
ternational Hotel
Skearke Casper, cabinetmaker Fifth Street Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. Tiger Hotel
Sked Byron, carpenter, r. Philadelphia House
Skehan H^ary, marblecutter L. R. Myers, r. 411 Natoma
Skehan James, teamster, r. 8 Noonan Av
Skehan John, laborer, r. cor Thirty-second Av and G,
South S. F.
Skehan John J., foreman Engine No. 7, S.F. F. D.,
and fruits and vegetables, E s Sixteenth, nr
Valencia
Skeivis John, waiter Michael Paderis, r. 156 Steuart
Skelktt Maggie, domestic 715 Polk
Skelly Bridget Miss, r. 658 Mission
Skelly Catherine, seamstress, r. 226 Austin
Skelly Frank J., court-room clerk Municipal Criminal
Court, r. 1523 Webster
Skelly Frank P., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 759 Har
Skelly James N., salesman Frank G. Edwards, r. 515
Geary
Skelly J. F. (J. Trejos & Co.), r. Costa Rica
Skelly John, barkeeper Daniel Keefe
Skelly John, clerk, r. 3 Lincoln
Skelly John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 7 New Mont
Skelly John H., selector R. A. Swain & Co., r. Lin-
coln, nr Jones
Skelly John R., salesman Crane & Brigham, r. Dolores,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Skelly Kate (widow), lodgings, 829 Folsom
Skelly Maggie A., seamstress, r. 226 Austin
Skelly Mary (widow), r. 3 Lincoln
Skelly Mary (widow) , r. 220 Austin
Skelly Michael, Buperinteudent N. B. and Mission
R. R., office cor Fourth and Louisa, r. 120 Ninth
Skelly Thomas, carpenter, r. 622 Larkin
Skelly Thomas, laborer, r. 1034 Potrero Av
Skelly Thomas P., carpenter N. B. and Mission U. R.
Skelly Timothy, carpenter Haskell k Bode, r. 1034
Potrero Av
Skelo John, peddler, r. 49 Clay
Skelton Enuion W., bookkeeper Randolph, Mackin-
tosh & Co., r. 1124 Eddy
Skelton Francis, wood and coal, r. 1411 Octavia
Skelton John P., night inspector Custom House, r.
16)4 DcBoom
Skelton Lena (widow), dressmaker, and furnished
rooms, 6H Tyler
Skerrett Daniel, watchmaker, jeweler and optician,
126 Second, r. 74 Natoma
Skerrett Ebenezer, miner, r. 513 Taylor
Skerrett John (John Skerrett & Co.), r. 133 Shipley
Skerrett John & Co. (Patrick Keogen), groceries and
liquors, 130 Shipley
Skerrett Mary J. (widow) , r. 325 Jessie
Skerrett Nicholas, real estate, r. 503 Bush
Skerrett Thomas, boots and shoes, 226 Sixth
Skey George, farmer, r. Es Potrero .\v, nr Santa Clara
Skey L. J., student Barnard's Business College
Skidmore Charles W., bookkeeper, r. 1219 Filbert
Skidiuore E. T., Mrs., milliner, r. 210 Turk
Skidmore H. M. Miss, r. 210 Turk
Skidmore James E., bookkeeper, r. 210 Turk
Skidmore Susie E. Miss, assistant Market St. Primary
School, r. 605 Polk
Skidmore Walter A., mining expert, r. lOOCM Wash
Skiff James, clerk George "ruiTell, r. 2539 Howard
Skiff Oscar J., painter F. A. Rutherford, r. cor How-
ard and Twenty-second
Skiffington Frank, peddler, r. Sadowa, nr San Miguel
Station
Skillcron John, hostler, r. 8 s Jersey, bet Castro and
Diamond
Skilligan John, hostler McCord. Bridge k Co.
Skilling Daniel, carpetlayer John Spaulding & Co., r.
847 Howard
Skillinger John, speculator, r. 101 Minna
Skillings George, teacher music, r. Overland House
Sklllings John M., salesman George Davis, r. 118
Berry
SklUman Theodore, Importer and breeder Norman
horses, 1625 Powell, r. Petal uma
SKINKER JOHN, agent Dupont Powder Co., Win-
chester Repeating Arms Co., and Eagle Fuse Co.,
115 Pine, r. Oakland
Skinner Edward, machinist, r. 702 Natoma
Skinner Frank S., engineer, r. 1511 Jones
Skinner Henry C, r. 2327 Mission
Skinner James, r. 209 Liedesdorflf
Skinner James M., engineer stm Tulare, Washington
St. Wharf
Skinner John, laborer S. F. Candle Co.,r. W s Natoma,
nr Eighth
Skinner John C, conductor California St. R. R., r.
1430 Polk
Skinner Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 1027 York
Skinner Robert, mechanic, r. 523 Taylor
Skinner Tristrim (Smootj* Skinner), attorney at law,
offio; 310 Pine, rooms 20-22, r. 415 Post
Skinner William, chief. cook Frank's Restaurant, r.
1212 Larkin
Skipper John, roaster mariner, office 305 East
Skippington Francis, r. SW cor First and Mission
Skivington John Franklin, foreman pattern shop Ris-
don I. and L.Works, r. (UH Hayes
Skivington Peter, moulder Risdon I. and L.Works, r.
W s Florida, bet Twentieth and Butte
Skogen Charles, with Bare Bros., r. 1207 Mission
Skolfield Charles L., dyer, r. 8 Hunt, rear
Skootski Thomas, peddler, r. 317 Fell
Skowron Joseph, basketmaker, 61 West Mission
Skoyen Ann (widow), r. 1207 Mission
Skoyen Margaret, hairdresser, r. 1J07 Mission
Skrimage George, carpenter, r. 711 California
SUure Frank, longshoreman, r. 7 Boyd
Skuce James, liquor saloon, 536 Jackson, r. 12 Bren-
ham Pi
Skupensky Antonir (widow), r. 1113 Clay
Slack Andrew L., clerk Recorder's Office. San Rafael,
r. 2132 Howard
Slack John, clerk, r. 23 Ellis
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no eqtial— in Price, Quality, or Rti
ANlDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Moii^merySt.
SLA
802
SLO
Slackeder Charles, teamster H. T. Holmes & Co., r. 78
Clementina
Sladky Aunie A. Miss, r. J'il Mission
Sladky Charles, operator Bradley & Riifofsou, r. 2727
Mission
Sladkj- Joseph, r. 2724 Mission
Slae Sophie, domestic 309 Eddy
Slamberj,' Charles T., shipwright, r. 334 Bryant, rear
Slamon Margaret Miss, r. 240 Fremont
Slate Creek Gold Mining Co., James L. Fields sec-
retary, office 240 Montgomery, rooms 3-4
Slater Charles N., .-^ignwriter Hopps & Sons, r.429 Pine
Slater George, solicitor, r. 724 Mission
Slater George, tailor, 311 Pine, r. 318 Minna
Slater John, conductor Central R. E., r. 21 Elliot Park
Slater Patrick, plasterer, r. G18 Sixth
Slater Richard, bricklayer, r. 21 Elliot Park
Slater Thomas, with D. A. Macdonald & Co.
Slater Thomas O.. watchman, r. 2320 Pine
Slattery , conductor Sutter St. R. R.
SlaUery .\uuie, waitress Nu>^leus House
Slattery Dennis, shoemaker U.W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co.'.r. Ns Twenty-eighth, bet Dolores and Guerrero
Slattery House, Jeremiah Slattery proptr, 521 Howard
Slattery James, expressman, r. Wells Av, bet Dolores
and Church
Slattery J :;mes, laborer, r. 2009 Dupont
Slattery James, second officer stm El Capitan, Oak-
land Ferry, r. Oakland
Slattery Jeremiah, proptr Slattery House, 521 Howard
Slattery John, carpenter, r. 11 Gilbert, rear
Slattery John, laborer, r. 7 Jasper PI
Slattery John, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Slattery Kate, domestic 929 Post
Sliiltery Mary (widow), r. 1113?^ Kearny
Slattery Michael, laborer, r. SW cor Point Lobos and
Sixth Avs
Slattery Michael, printer Thomas H. Jones & Co., r.
W s Twenty-eighth, nr Guererro
Slattery M. J., printer A. L. Bancroft & Co.,r. 1517
Polk
Slattery Patrick, clerk Keane Brothers, r. 724}^ Clem
Slattery Patrick, laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran
Slattery Richard, teamster John G. lis, r. 334 Vallejo
Slattery Thomas F., with Thomas H. Jones & Co., r.
W s Twenty-eight, nr Guererro
Slattery William J., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
9 Nevada
Slaughter C. C. Mrs,, r. Nucleus House
Slaughter Patrick, laborer, r. NW cor Sixth and Bran
Slaughter Thomas H., bookkeeper, r. 211 Dupont
Slavau .\nnie E. Miss, principal Eighth Street Pri-
mary S( hool, r. .568 Seventeenth
Sluvan Catharine J. (widow), r. 5(38 Seventeenth
Slavan John, gardener Columbia Square, r. 15 >»
Harrison Av ■
Slavan ?.I. H. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Grammar
Se'hool; r. 5fi« Seventeenth
Slaven Edward, assistant pastor St. Peter's E. C.
Church, r. Alabama, bet Twenty-fourth and
Tweiity-lifth
Slaven Frank, baker, r. 129 Sixth
SL.WKjV HEXRY B., chemist and apothecary,
importer drugs and ijerfuuus, and wholesale drug-
gist. NE cor Market and Powell, r.The Baldwin
Slaven James, printer Aita California, r. 4 Howard
Court
Slaven Kate, domestic 1212 Geary
Slaven Lizzie Miss, seamstress, r. 4 Howard Court
Slaven Michael, laborer, r. E s Illiniiis, nr Twentieth
Slaven Jloses A.., earpenter, r. 715 Seventeenth
Slaveu Patriel;, laborer C. R. Splivalo, r. 15 Gilbert
Slaven Patrick, laborer, r. 10 Freelon
Slaven Thomas, laborer, r. 9 Converse
Slavich George, trader, r. 200 Wa.shingtou
Slavin John, second steward Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Slavin Patrick, bakery, 1324 Dupont
Slavonic Uliiic Society, 302 Davis, room 1
Slawinsky Mary Miss," tailoress, r. 1 Eddy
Sleasou Henry, painter, r. 536 Eighteenth
Sleath W'iUiam, laborer Bay Soap and Candle Works,
r. W H Rtiilroad Av, bet Eleventh and Twelfth
avs. South S. F.
Slcator Edmund M., canvasser, r. 529 Shotwell, rear
Slecd William, seaman, r. 2.')0 Spear
Sleeper Charles, manager San Francisco Clearing
House, office 211 Sansom, r. 456 Guerrero
Sleeper Eunice S. (widow) , r. 334 Fremont
Sleeper Frank H., bookkeeper, r. 914 Larkin
Sleeper Hobart W., salesman Baker & Hamilton, r.
1230 Mission
Sleeper May Miss, assistant Silver Street Primary
School, r. 222 Shotwell
Sleeper Thomas, guard Golden Gate Park
Sleeper W. O., assayer, r. 222 Shotwell
Slemon Alonzo, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 511
Bryant
Slennan Thomas, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Slessinger Lewis (Porter, > >ppenheimer, Slessinger &
Co.), r. 1014 Van Ness Av
Slevin Edward J., ironer, San Francisco Laundry
Slevin James, tailor, James Hackett
Slevin John E., laundryman S. F. i-auudry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Slevin Patrick, pobceman City Hall, r. 2755 Har
Slevin Thomas E., cashier S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2318
Mission
Slicer Walter R., clerk Custom House, r. 331 Union
Sliney Thomas, longshoreman, r. 212 Steuart
Sling Robert, barber .Albert A. Streeter
Slink Thomas, cook Frank Domuick, r. 18 Fourth
Slink Thomas, teamster Bryden & Hinckley, r. 27
Clementina
Slinkev Daniel, bartender Overland Hoiise, .533 Sac
SlilXKEY JOHN EMLL, proptr Overland House,
531-533 Sacramento
Sloan Alexander, molder Steiger & Kerr, r. West Oak-
land
Sloan Bernard, laborer, r. W s Tehama, bet Norwich
and Precita Av, Bemal Heights
Sloan Bernard, sheep raiser, r. 1425 Bush
Sloan Bernard Mrs., groceries and varieties, W g
Tehama, bet Norwich and Precita Av, Berual
Heights
Sloan Elizabeth (widow) , dressmaking, r. 309 Sixth
Sloan F. H., compositor The Argonaut
Sloan Heni-y, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Sloan H. H., mining superintendent and mill builder,
r. 1531 Tyler
Sloan James, seaman, r. 753 >4 Folsom
Sloan James, shipcarpenter, r. 3 Minna
Sloan James F., clerk A. F. Downing & Son, r. Oak-
land
Sloan John, boilermaker, O. & 0. S. S. Belgic
Sloan John, oiler stm Santa Cruz, r. 73 Natoma
Sloan John, shipcaulker, r. W s Tennessee, bet Solano
and Butte
Sloan John, stable, NE cor Green and Sansom, r. Po-
trero
Sloan Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 316 Minna
Sloan Patrick, stevedore George H. Whitney, r. 120
Freelon
Sloan Thomas, sergeant Golden Gate Park police, r.
Haight, bet FiUiuore and Webster
Sloan William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Sloan William E., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1224
Bush
Sloan William I., laborer, r. NE cor Bryant Av and
Twenty-third
SLO AX WILLIAM R., real-estate, office 528, Cali-
fornia, room 2, r. All Polk
Sloane W. & J. (New York) , Charles L. Watson agent,
importers and dealers carpets, oilcloths, etc., 525-
527 Market
Sloat Mary, domestic S s Twenty-fourth, bet Valencia
and Bartlctt
Slobohm Albert, baker, r. SW cor First and Mission
Slocomb George, stockbroker, r. 522 Natoma
Slocomb Jane P. (widow) , r. 224 Austin
Slocum Mrs., r. 777}^ Mission
Slocum Amanda M. Mrs., job printer, 612 Clay, r.
Commercial Hotel
Slocum Charles B., expressman, 648 Market, r. 2714
Folsom
Slocum Giles J., r. 26 South Park
SLOCUM LOT D., proptr Excelsior Stable, 921
Sutter, r. 925 Sutter
Slomkc Frederick, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
Brannau, nr Eighth
Slorah Edward C, bottled ale and porter, 708 Sansom,
r. NW cor Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Slorah James, capitalist, office 708 Sansom, r. NW cor
Twenty-sixth and Folsom
Sloss Dora Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmbpolitan
Primary School, r. 1222 Leavenworth
Sloss Gordon E., president Board Fire Commission-
ers, office Old City Hall, r. 1222 Leavenworth
Sloss Leon, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 1500 Van Neas
Av
BULLOCK & .' 0!^BS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearay St
SLO
803
SMI
SlosB LouiB (Louia Sloss & Co., Fimcke & Co., and
Hutchinson, Kohl, PhlUppeus k Co.) , r. 1500 Van
Nei-8 Av
SLOSS LOIjIS & CO., (Simon Greenewald and
Lewis Gerstl'-), hido.s. wool, fur, and commission
merchants, :U0-31'2 Sansom
8I088 Louis D., with S. F. Pro. .\88n, r. 40fi Kearny
Slosson James, pianopolisher, r. 140 Katuma
Sl0!<sun K. Dauford, r. 124 Wilder
Slow Patrick, stevedore, r. 120 Freelon
Slowen Patrick, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart
Slussar Clara Mrs., cook 1001 Stockton
Slyker C. C, carpenter, Presidin Reservation
Slynn Bryan, laborer stm Bullion, Selby Smelting
Works
Smack Ferdinand, barber Frank M. Kelley, r, NW cor
Bryant Av and Twenty-fourth
Smadeke William, groceries and liquors, 8W cor
Eighth and Mission
Smale John, carpenter, r. t)19 Stevenson
Smalenbock H., laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiuer
Small Addie F. Mrs., dressmaking, 1131 J4 Mission •
Small .\lexander H., clerk Security Savings Bank, r.
1120 Washington
Small Allen, carpenter, r. 325 Capp
Small Annie E. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 2051 Mission
Small Archibald (Small & Curley), r. 252 Third
Small Caesar, piano mover r. 8i)G Kearuy
Small Charles Henry, bookkeeper I. H. Small, r. C09
Folsom
Small Dominique, carpenter and builder, 437 Jackson,
r. 407 Greenwich
Small Emil, butcher S. S. Rosenberg, r. 503 Greenwich
Small Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 115 Kearny
Small Frank E,, coaljjasser Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Small Henry, laborer, r. W s Utah, bet Sixteenth and
Santa Clara
Small Heniy, trunkmaker, r. St. David's House
Small Hugh, r. 330 Geary
Small Isaac H., mauuf steam engines and saw mills,.
.574 Branuau, r. 56S Folsom
Small J., carpenter, r. 420 Jackson
Small John, barkeeper, r. 407 Greenwich
Small John, blacksmith John D. Gilmour, r. 14 De
Boom
Small Lawrence J., engineer Pacific Box Factorv, r.
125)4 Thirteenth
Small L(.iuis, r, 55 Second
Small Kichard G., master mariner, r. 1131 }< Mission
Small William P., shipcarpenter W. E. Collyer, r. 520
Folsom
Small & Curley (Archibald Small aud Patrick Curley),
liquor saloon, 252 Third
Smalley William W., machinist Union Ironworks, r.
927 Howard
Smallman William, r. Palace Hotel
Smallman William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s
Wharf, r. 9 Gilbert
Smallman Jacques, cook Union Club, r. 307 Chestnut
Smallwood Priscilla (widow) , laundress, r. 2 Virginia
Smart .\un Miss, r. 1412 Octavia
Smart Charles M., laborer Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. 1412 Octavia
Smart Charles li., driver George C. and James G.
.'iniari, r. Old San Jos^ Koad, nr Industrial .School
Smart F. W., teamster George C. & James G. Smart, r.
Old San Jose Koad, nr Industrial School
Smart George C. (George C. .'C James G. Smart), r.
Old San Jose Road, nr Dulustrial School
Smart George C, & James (/..proptrs NewYork Dairy,
Old San Jose Road, nr Inlustrial School, office 33
Eddy
Smart George R. (Smart & Co.), r. Oakland
Smart James, merchant, r. 121 Perry
Smait James G. (George C. Jfe James G. Smart), r. Old
San Jose Road, nr Industrial S<'hool
Smart William, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Smart A: Co. (Geortje R. Smart and R. C. Bingley),
Htencnlcuttcrs, 209 Clay
SMEDBERG JAMES H., gas engineer, 127 Beale,
r. Oaklind
S9IEDBERG WI1.1.I.\M R., correspondent 0.
Adolphe I-ow & Co., r. Hill Larkin
Smedley Henry, port-r John L. Koster, r. 1111 J4 Clay
Smedley J. Kiusey (S. Howe & Co.). r. 18 Mason
Smedley J. Westley, salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. 71G34
Grove
Smedt Frank, shipping clerk, r. 1302 Powell
Sueeton Joseph, miller Golden Age Flouring Mill*,
r. 1023 Filbert
Smeigh Charles E., painter, r. 930 Twentieth
Smercheuich B., barkeeper Jacques V. Quentin, r. 317
Dupont
Smld Jacob, expressman, NE cor Battery and Pine, r.
Harrison, nr Seventh
Smid K. S., boots aud shoes, R17 Kearny
Siiild Louis, watchmaker, 619 Kearny
Smid S.. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Smiddy Timothy, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 211 )j
Perry
Smidt Charles, seaniau, r. 134 Steuart
Smidt John, r. Clipper Hotel
Smidt John, foreman Buckman & Langrehr, r. 220
Chestnut
Smiley , r. 30 Post
Smiley C. J. Mrs., r. 2r.l0 Hyde
Smiley Frederick, engineer, r. 652 Howard
SMILEY GEORGE \V., stock broker, office 318
Pine, room 5, r. I:t29 Pine
Smiley H. Miss, assistant Jai-kson Street Primary
School
Smiley Harry, hostler John Mackay, r. N s Point Lo-
bos Av, nr Twenty-ninth Av
Smiley James, broker, r. 634 Broadway
Smiley Joseph E., broker, office 320 Sansom, room 27,
r. 826 Sutter
Smiley Orsemvis, hor.setrainer, W s First Av, N of
Fulton
Smiley Samuel P., bookkeeper Painter & Co., r. 634
Broadway
Smiley Thomas J. L. (T. J. L. Smiley 6r Co.) , r. 2225
Taylor \
Smiley T. J. L. k Co., stock broker.^, offtce 306 Mont
Smiley W. D., laundryman Mechanics' Co-operative
Co., Visitacion Valley
Smilie Elton R., physician and dentist, oifice 049 Wash-
ington
Smislen L., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Smistad Ole, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s Michi-
gan, nr Sh.ista
Smith , r. .020 Bush
Smith , shipcarpenter, r. 142)4 Fourth,
Smith A., caiiitalist, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Smith Adam, bootcutter Buckingham 1: Hecht, r. 337
Duncan
Smith .■Vdam, carpenter, r, 1923 Howard
Smith Adam, laborer, r. 322 Main
Smith Adam, liquor saloon, SE cor Sacramento and
Webb, r. 515 Sacramento
Smith Adam B. Rev., pastor African M. E. Zion Church,
r. 24 John
Smith Addie Mi.ss, teacher, r. SE cor Dupont and
Lombard
Smith Ahimaaz B.,proptr Humboldt Livery Stables,
1209 Folsom
Smith A. J., baker Pacific Mail S. S. City of New York
Smith A. J. Mi^-s, actress, r. SE cor Mason and Post
Smith Al., photographer, r. 1003 Turk
Smith Alba F. Miss, retoucher William Shew, r. 116
Kearny
Smith Albert, boxmaker, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Smith .\lbert, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 2221
Fillmore
Smith .Albert, seaman, r. 70 Everett
Smith Albion J., freight collector Pacific Coast 8. 8.
Co., Br.Kidway Wnarf, r. 2fK)9 Powell
Smith Alexander (Smith k Davis), r. 623 Howard
Smith Alexander, watchman S. 8. San Luis
Smith Alexander D., compositor 8. F. Chronicle, r.
1210 Kearny
Smith Alfred, cook Terminal Hotel, r. 754 Harrison
Smith Alfred, lumber inspector, r. 340 Beale
Smith Alfred, printer Kane & Cook, r. I:tl9 Natoma
Smith Alfred J., plumber, piAip manuf, brass founder
anil steamfittir. 222-22 1 Fremont, r. Ns Twenty-
sixth, bet Mi.ssl .n and Bartlett
Smith Alfred P., clerk Waldo House, r. 733 Market
Smith Alice Miss, r. 5M) Minna
Smith .\lice Miss, r. li)2t> Washington
Smith Aiuazlah. carpenter, r. 414 Shotwell
Smith .\melia (widow), r. 2510 Bryant Av
Smith Andersoti, with Sol. Wangenheim k Co., r. Sac-
ramento Hotel
Smith Andrew, bookkeeper Corbitt k Macleay, r. 331
Montgomery
Smith Andrew, driver N. B. and Mission R. B., r. 13
Bernice
EEAMISH'S Shirta Ready made and to Ordei.
AN!)EIIS0N & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
SMI
804
SMI
Smith Andrew, foreman Pacific Iron Works, r. 764
Mission
Smith Andrew, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Smith Andrew, stonecutter, r. 812 Fifteenth, nr Ger-
man Hospital
SMITH ANDREW D., insurance agent, office
i blO California, r. Oakland
Smith Andrew F., compositor Morning Call, r. 764
Mis-ion
I Smith Andrew V.,chop and coffee house, 17 Washing-
I ton, r. 821 Howard
I Smith Ann (widow), r. 809 Guerrero
I Smith Anna (widow), furnished rooms, 1037 Mission
Smith Anna J. (widow) , r. 2125 Bush
Smith Annie (widow), r. 211 Capp
Smith Annie (widow), r. 305 Fifth
Smith Annie, nurse City and County Hospital
Smith Annie Miss, dressmaker, r. 9ti3 Mission
Smith Anthony J., foreman Patiflc Life, r. 764 Miss
Smith Antoue S., oyster saloon, 1002-1004 Market, r
40U Minna
Smith Arthur A. (Freeman, Smith & Co.),r. Grand
Hotel
Smith Ashley L. (Bumm .^ Smith) , r. 678 Harrison
Smith Austin A., expressman, cor Davis and Washing-
ton, r. 408 Laguna
Smith A. W. S., bookkeeper, r. 12 Tyler
Smith Axel W., master mariner, r. 2607 Bryant Av
Smith B., foreman bricklayer New City Hall
Smith Barbara Mrs., r. 177 Minna
Smith Barlow J., hygienic physician, office and r.
G:i5-(;37 California
Smith Banholomew, lastraaker, r. 231 Stevenson
Smith Benjamin, clerk Joseph Smith, r. 1323 Dupont
Smith Benjamin, oysters. Mission Market, r. 203 Six-
teenth
Smith Benjamin, purser S. tS. Idaho, r. SE cor Lom-
bard and Dupont
Smith Benjamin, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. E 8 Valencia, nr Twenty-fifth
Smith Benjamin, teamster Wilkins & Foy, r. 411 Fifth
Smith Benjamin J., carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Gray,
r. 2.".1 Third
Smitli Benjamin J., carpet cutter, r. 48 Tehama
Smith Benjamin R., salesman Falkner, Bell & Co., r.
Twelfth Av, bet P and Q, South S. F.
Smith Bernard, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. N s Twenty-second, bet Miss and Bartlett
Smith Bradford W., l)ookkeeper London and SanFran-
eiscd Bank (limited) , r. Oakland
Smitli Bridget Miss, r.W s Treat Av, bet Twenty-sec-
ond and Twenty-third
Smith Bridget Mrs., domestic, r. 268 Jessie, rear
Smith Brothers (William H. and Franklin R.),milk
ranch, Mission Koad, nr Five Mile House
Smith Budd (Whittingliill & Co.), r. 931 Market
Smith Calvin J., r. 317 Powell
Smith Camillus Y., clerk, r. 1617 Laguna
Smith Catherine, r. 8 s Laurel Av, bet Van Ness Av
and Franklin
Smith Catherine, domtstic llO.") Van Ness Av
Smith Catherine, domestic 1608 Post
Smith Catherine Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 500 J4
Sixth
Smith Catharine Mrs., dressmaker, 759 Howard
Smitli Catharine D., teacher Sutter Street Kindergar-
ten, r. 1107 Pine
Smith Cutliarine M, (widow), r. 1215 Mission
Smith Cliarles, r. 5 Washington
Smiih Charles, r. 515 O'Fiirrell
Smith Charles, r. .540 Natoma, rear
Smith Charles, r. 621 Pacific
Smith Charles, r. 630 Cai)n
Smiih Charles, blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 918 Jones
Smitli ( buries, bookbinder A. L. Bancroft & Co., r
28M Louisa
Smitli Charles, brasshuisher San Francisco Brass
Wdrka, r. Montuoniery's Hotel
Smith Charles, carpenter, r. 1161 Mission
Smith Cliarles, carpenter and builder. 218 First, r.
120i; Howard
Smith Charles, carpet layer, r. 873^ Market
Smith I ;iiarleH, carpet layer Mitchell & Hobe, r. 230
Fourteenth
Smith Charles, clerk George Loomis, r. Sacramento,
bet Stockton and Powell
Smith Churk-B. fireman California Suear Refinery, r.
516 Ninth "* •"
Smith Charles, haruessmaker, r. Hackmeler's Hotel
Smith Charles, jeweler, r. 616 Kearny
Smith Charles, liquor dealer, r. 124 Eddy
Smith Charles, longshoreman Allen & Young, r. cor
Stockton and Bay
Smith Charles, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Smith Charles, machinist, r. Fifth Avenue Hotel,
South S. F.
Smith Charles, master mariner, r. 222}^ Fourth
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 2(5 Sacramento
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 415 East
Smith Charles, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Smith Charles, sheep butcher Paul Husson, r. cor
Twelfth and Railroad avs, South S. F.
Smith Charles, shellworker, r. 550 Mission
Smith Charles, shipcarpeuter, r. NE cor Howard and
Steuart
Smith Charles, shoemaker Charles Lester, r. 12 Steu
Smith Charles, solicitor Willcox & Gibbs Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. N s Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Smith Charles, stevedore, r. 183^ Frederick
Smith Charles, stevedore, r. 2128 Stockton
Smith Charles, teamster, r. 841 ii Harrison
Smith Charles, teamster McKenna & Greany, r. SE
cor Clay and Drumm
Smith Charles, tobacco dealer, r. 78 Clementina
Smith Charles, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant, r.
36 Bitch
Smith Charles, waiter The Baldwin, r. 244 Jessie
Smith Charles A. (Smith & Mory), r. 923 Howard
Smith Charles B., bellowsmaker California Bellows
Manuf Co., r. 209 Powell
Smith Charles C, longshoreman, r. S s Union, nr
Montgomery
Smith Charles C, waiter Bohemian Club, r. 405 Clem
Smith Charles D., sawyer S. F. Box Factory, r. 106
. Freelon
Smith Charles F., Tailors' Pro. Union, 8W cor Kearny
and Morton
Smith Charles G., bootmaker, r. 418 Grove
Smith Charles G., carpenter and contractor, r. 2918
Folsom
Smith Charles H., assistant bookkeeper E. Hochstadt-
er & Co., r. 515 Sacramento
Smith Charles H., assistant secretary Safety Fimd
Benev. Assn. office 331 Kearny, r. 728 Howard
Smith Charles H., assistant treasurer Southern Pac.
R. R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room
32, r. 235 Oak
Smith (Charles H., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 1260 California
Smith Charles H., lettercarrier S.F. Post-office, r. 1103
Powell
Smith Charles H., master mariner, r. 219 Lombard
Smith Charles J., grainer, r. SW cor San Jose Av and
Elizabeth
Smith Charles J., blacksmith, r. 134 J<J Seventh
Smith Charles J., teacher music and languages, r. 1808
Lauuna
Smitli Charles L., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
SMITH CHARLES M., agent Merchants' Over-
land Transfer Express, office 436 Montgomery, r.
841 Harrison
Smith Charles O., cardriver, r. 1 Wall PI
Smith Charles O., carpenter, r. 2918 Folsom
Smith Charles U., collector Wheeler & Wilson Manuf.
Co.. r. Milton House
Smith Charles R., tinsmith W. W. Montague & Co., r.
Oakland
Smith Charles S., engineer Fulton Iron Works, r.
.505^ Natoma
Smith Charles S., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r.
W 8 Columbia PI, nrRutledge Av, B. H.
Smith Charles T., bookkeeper Frank G. Edwards, r.
832 California
Smith ChiirlesT., clerk Edgar J. Bowen, r. 1223 Wash
Smith Charles W., r. 614 Kearny
Smith Charles W., blacksmith, r. 203 Hyde
Smith Charles W., captain schr Annie Harley, Jackson
Street Wharf, office 18 Clay
Smith Charles W., coppersmith, 520-522 Davis, r. 1418
Geary
Smith Charles W., extraman Engine No, 11, S. F. F. D.,
r. Twelfth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Smith Charles W., ginger pop manuf, SE cor Mont-
gomery Av and Pacific, r. SE cor Dupont and
Lombard
Smith Charles W. Jr., coppersmith Charles W. Smith,
r. 1418 Geary
Smith Christian W. (Redington & Co.). r. Palace Hotel
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearuy St
SMI
805
SMI
Smith Christopher, liquor saloon, W s Mission, opp
St. Mary's College
Smith C. J. J., musician Great Western Band, 417
Bush
Smith Clarence C, clerk general freight oilice Central
Pac. R. R., r. 1519 Leavenworth
Smith Clark, yard foreman Central Pac. R. R., r.
Oakland
Smith Clement, carpenter D. A. Mat'donald & Co., r.
1013 Hayes
Smith Colin M., porter More, Reynolds & Co., r. 50a
Powell
Smith Constantiue F., baggagemaster Southern Pac.
R. R., r. 4t)2J^ Sixth
Smith Cooper, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 1807
Mission
SMITH CROWSON, president Cal. Artificial
Stone Paving Co., office 402 Montgomery, room 5,
r. 1210B Jackson
Smith C. W., r. 703 Market
SMITH C. W. M., solicitor patents, and patent
law attorney, office 429 Montgomerj', r. 1719 Clay
Smith Daniel, driver Joseph Macdonough, r. 330
Spear
I Smith Daniel A., book agent, r. 504 Washington
I Smith David, cook stm Mary Garratt, r. Sacramento
Smith David A., messenger Coroner's Office, r. 1708
! Clay
i Smith David B., printer John H. Knarston, r. Branch
I House
Smith David C, salesman Levi Strauss & Co., r. 2030
Mission
Smith David L., salesman Wiester & Co., r. 995 Market
Smith David P., gilder, r. 2311 Mission
j Smith D. C, musician Great Western Band, r. Ouk-
{ land
I Smith Dennis B., carpenter, r. 464 Clementina
Smith DeWitt C, mechanic Cal. Artificial Stone Pav-
ing Co., r. I'ilOB Jackson
I Smith D. S., watchman Capitol Mills, r. 1216)4 Folsom
I Smith E., r. 621 California
I Smith Early F., lireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 214
Shotwell
Smith Ebenezer, master mariner, r. NW cor Sixteenth
I and Utah
I Smith Edward, coUarmaker Main & Winchester, r. 416
Fifth
Smith Edward, first officer S. S. San Vicente, Broad-
way Wharf
Smith Edward, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Smith Edward, seaman schr Napthalie, Folsom St.
Wharf
Smith Edward A., refiner metals, r. S 8 North Point,
nr Van Ness Av
Smith Edward D., physician, office and r. 223 Kearny
I Smith Edward F., conductor Central R. R., r. 1713
Stevenson
Smith Edward F., plumber William Enright & Co., r.
140 Natoma
Smith Edward J., clerk Wheaton & Scrivner, and sec-
retary California Rifle Assn, office 2 Montgomery
Block, r. 647 Howard
Smith Edward M., bartender Edward Flynn, r. 537
Post
Smith Edward N., carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
512 Leavenworth
Smith Edward P., r. 316 Third
Smith Edward P., waiter S. Obradovich, r. 411 Pacific
Smith Edwin, r. 610 Kearny
Smith Edwin A., driver Rogers' Mission Express, r.
320 Twenty-second
Smith Edwin L., suijerintendent Masonic Cemetery,
Point Ijobos Av, nr Lone Mountain, r. 30 Silver
Smith E. F., fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 8 Adair
Smith E. J., carpenter, r. Hansa Hotel
Smith E. J., compositor Morning Call, r. 134>4 Sev-
enth
Smith Eleanor D. (widow), r. 615 Nineteenth
Smith Ell M., carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r. 429
Bush
Smith Eliza Miss, hairdresser, 1008 Leavenworth
Smith Elizabeth (widow) , r. 417 Vallejo
Smith Elizabeth (widow), r. 753 Harrison
Smith Elizabeth S. Mrs., furnished rooms, 316 Third
Smith Ellen (widow), r. 810 Howard
Smith Ellen, domestic 823 O'Farrell
Smith Emile, moUler Steiger & Kerr, r. 110 Sixth
Smith Emily, domestic NE cor Jackson and Gough
Smith Emma Miss, seamstress, r. 106 M Third
Smith Emma G. (widow) , artist, r. 32 E1118
Smith Emma J. Mrs., costumer California Theater, r.
617 Pierce
Smith Euos (Cyrus Adams k Co.), r. 912 Pine
Smith E. R. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 633 M Natoma
Sniitii Eunice (widow), r. 600 Pine
Smith Everett, master mariner, r. 1505 Tyler
Smith F., laborer, r. 112 Shipley
Smith F., watchman Lick House
Smith F. A., painter, r. l()(i() Howard, rear
Smith Ferdinand, moneybroker, 316 Montgomery, r.
2509 Howard
Smith F. L., driver Smith Bros., r. N a Russia Av, bet
Mission and San Bruno Road
Smith F. M., capitalist, office 318 Pine, room 13, r.
Oakland
Smith F. M. Mrs., drssmaker, 538 Bush
Smith F. R. (Smith Bros.), r. N s Russia Av, bet Mis-
sion and San Bruno Road
Smith Frances (widow), r. 417 Bush
Smith Francis (Francis Smith & Co.) , r. Santa Clara
Smith Frani-is, waiter, r. 246 Jessie
Smith Francis, watchman stm Capital, Oakland Ferry,
r. 54 Sacramento
SMITH FRANCIS Jil CO., manufs hydraulic and
artesian pipe, 130 Beale
Smith Frank, boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Smith Frank, carriagemaker B. Grave & Co., r. Mis-
sion, nr Second
Smith Frank, deckhand, r. 545 Eighth
Smith Frank, jeweler, r. 124 Welsh
Smith Frank, laborer, r. 20 Allen
Smith Frank, laborer, r. 911 Sacramento
Smith Frank, laborer, r. 1001 Battery
Smith Frank, laborer Andrew Ouderdonk
Smith Frank, laborer City Hall Stables, r. 26 Turk
Smith Frank, longshoreman, r. 748 Harrison
Smith Frank, machinist, r. 410 Clementina
Smith Frank, painter Noble Bros.
Smith Frank, pilot stm Mary Garratt, r. Stockton
Smith Frank, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Smith Frank, watch-casemaker, 417 Bush
Smitli Frank, with Calvin, Nutting & Son
Smith Frank C, r. 1704 Geary
Smith Frank L., boxmaker, r. 124 Welsh
Smith Frank L., student Heald's Business College, r
615 Nineteenth
Smith Frank M., express wagon, NE cor Drumm and
California, r. 13 Anthony
Smith Frank M., timekeeper Central R. R. Co., r. SE
cor Market and East
Smith Franklin R. (Smith Brothers), r. Mission Road,
nr Five Mile House
Smith Eraser F., salesman C. Curtin, r. 204M Eddy
Smith Frederick, assistant engineer S. S. Humboldt,
r. 525 Union
Smith Frederick, bakery and confectionery, 247 Eighth
Smith Frederick, captain schr National, Greeu St.
Wharf
Smith Frederick, clerk Samuel Brooks, r. 791 Stev
Smith Frederick, cook S. S. Idaho, r. 1109 Montgomery
Smith Frederick, driver Smith Brothers, r. Mission
Road, nr Five Mili! House
Smith Frederick, laborer S. F. and Pac. Glass Works,
ri 613 Seventh
Smith Frederick, policeman City Hall, r. 247 Eighth
Smith Frederick, waiter, r. 2ti8 Stevenson
Smith Frederick, waiter Tlie Fountain, r. 38 Natoma
Smith Frederick G., receiving teller Bank of Cali-
fornia, r. 214 Fair Oaks
Smith Frederick H., painter H. G. Jarman, r. 1713
Stevenson
Smith Frederick J., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Smith Frederick K., carpenter, r. 927 Washington
Smith Frederick S., drayman E. K. Howes & Co., r.
Broadway, bet Scott and Pierce
Smith Frederick W., bookkeeper Samuel H. Brooks, r.
791 Stevenson
Smith G. (widow), r. 417 Bush
Smith G. D., salesman D. A. Hoaley, r, 106)4 Third
Sraitli George, r. 54 Sacramento
Smith George, baker, r. 261 Stevenson
Smith George, bartender George Sohafer, r. 707 Mis-
sion
Smith George, butcher A. Jonas & Co., r. 138 Page
Smith George, clerk Henry W. Schmidt & Brother, r.
SE cor Kearny and Sacramento
Smith George, contractor, r. 927 Howard
Smith George, expri'SBiuan, r. 108 Welsh
Smith George, expressman, r. 619 Fulton
Smith George, groceries and liquors, 413 Fifth
BEAMISH has alwaya on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON ii RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
SMI
806
SMI
Smith George, Jour. Shipwrights' Assu, 71 New
Montgomery
Smith George, laborer, r. 940 Howard
Smith George, painter, 813 Brannan
Smith George, printer, r. 804 Vallejo
Smith George, seaman barkentine Ella, Hathaway's
Wharf
Smith George, stableman James Tomkinson, r. 37
Minna
Smith George, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Smith George, waiter, r. 246 Jessie
Smith George, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Smith George B., longshoreman, r. Coso House
Smith George E., tinsmith Cutting PackingCo.,r. 916
Bryant
Smith George F., agent Union Tug Boat Co.. office
Pier 9, Steuart, r. 329 Fremont
Smith George F., with Francis Smith & Co., r. Santa
Clara
Smith George H., carpenter, r. 40.S Fourth
Smith George H., clerk Palace Hotel, r. 1423 Geary
Smith George H. Mrs., matron Protestant Episcopal
Church Home Assn. 109 Van Ness Av
Smitb George J., house and sign iiainter, 329 Sutter,
r. E 8 Cook, nr Point Lobos Av
Smith George L., hairdresning saloon, 1210 Market, r.
109 Guerrero
Smith George Law, capitalist, r. Colonnade House,
1206 Market
Smith George N. J., salesman Samuel H. Frank, r. N s
Sixteenth, nr Guerrero
SMITH GEORGE: O. Jr. , secretary Western Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. of California, office 409
California, and insurance agent, office 302 Cali-
fornia, r. Alameda
Smith George W., clerk Alexander Mackay, r. 615
Stockton
Smith George W., clerk stm Duncan, r. 2009 Powell
Smith George W., druggist, r. 1223 Washington
Smith George W., hoilsemover, 1126 Mission
Smith George W., laborer California and Nevada Ice
Co., r. 927 Howard
Smith George W. , phonographic reporter Pacific Stock
Exchange, r. 30 Pearl
Smith George W., shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. 1 Polk
Smith George W., weigher Jacknon St. Wharf, r. 60
Third
Smith G. Frank, attorney at law, office 502 Montgom-
erj', r, 1316 California
Smith G. H., clerk Baldwin Gardiner
Smith Gilbert, jeweler, r. 2245 Jackson
Smith G. M., 'Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Smith Grace Miss, adjuster coiner's dept U.S. Mint, r.
UHl Filth
Smith C'race Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r. 926
Sacramento
Smith Grace Mrs., r. 926 Sacramento
Smitb Gregory, tailor John Rourke, r. 519 Greenwich
Smith G. S., salesman California Silk Co., and usher
Bu.«h Street Theater, r. 771 Mission
Smith Gustave, deckhand schr Eveline, Pacific St.
Wliarf
Smitli G. W., conductor, r. Terminal Hotel
Smith H., longshoreman Meuzies & Bingham
Smith Hamilton Jr., mining engineer, office 320 San-
Bom, room 24. r. 1315 Hyde
Smith Harlaud P.(Lauterwasser & Smith), r. 1241 Fol-
8om
Smith Hurry, liquor saloon, 1304 Powell
Smith Harry, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Smith Harrv A., clerk Mutual Life Insurance Co., r.
1260 California
Smith Harry G., messenger, r. .30 Silver
Smith Harry Vance, clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 1709
Stockton
Bmitli H. B. Jr., baggage master Oakland Ferry, foot
Market
Smitli H. K., teamster Industrial School, r. NE cor
Harrison and Twenty-first
Smith Henry, r. 106 Bernard
Smith Henry, r. 8.10 Jackson
Smith Henry (Smith * Merkens), r. 806 Union
Smitb Henry, bakery, 1827 Union
Smith Henry, bartender Joseph Lord, r. 16 O'Farrell
Smith Henry, clerk Henry Cline, r. 5 Mission, rear
Smith Henry, contractor, r. 2429 Larkin
Smith Henry, cook, r. 37 Pacific
Smith Henry, expressman, 226 Battery, r. 311 Twenty-
sixth
Smith Henry, fireman Bay Sugary Kefinery, r. 25
Alta PI
Smith Henry, fireman Palace Hotel
Smith Henry, laborer, r. 405 Main
Smith Henry, mate schr B. J. Whiting, Jackson St.
Wharf
Smith Heurj', porter C. F. Buckley
Smith Henry, real estate, r. 708 Commercial
Smith Henry, salesman N. Curry & Bro., r. 621
Nineteenth
Smith Henry, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Smith Henry, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Smith Henry, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Smith Henry, seaman, r. 510 Pine
Smith Henry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Smith Henry, stock operator, r. 731 Broadway
Smith Henry, timekeeper Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
1011 York
Smith Henry, waiter Daniel Flood, r. 131 Mission
Smith Henry, waiter Western House, 184 Steuart
Smith Henry, watchman Commercial Hotel
Smith Henry A., gilder Morris, Schwab & Co., r. 937
Market
Smith Henry F., wharfinger Central Pac. K. R. Co.'s
Wharf, r. NW cor Sanchez and Valley
Smith Henry H M., clerk A. S. Hallidie, r. 1026 Wash
SMITH HENRY J. , physician, office and r. 129
O'Farrell
Smith Henry M., carpenter, r. 282 Stevenson
Smith Henry M., clerk Richard Patrick & Co., r. 1922
Taylor
Smith Henry M., teamster Holbrook, Merrill & Stet- |
son, r. 13 Sherwood PI
Smith Henry R., master mariner, r. 1208 Broadway
Smith Henry W., plumber, r. 1509 Post
Smith Henry W., watchman, r. 318 Folsom
Smith Henry Wyckoflf (Smith, Lucy & Co.), r. 1213
Polk
Smith Herbert, r. 33 Fifth
Smith Herbert, real estate, r. 220 O'Farrell
Smith Herman (Asher & Smith) , r. 408 J<S Grove
Smith H. F. & Co. (Warren R. Lotbrop), books and
stationery, 225 Kearny
Smith H. H., lumber dealer, r. Overland House
Smith Hiram G., policeman City Hall.r. 1303 Mission
Smith H. J., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1829 Union
Smith H. L. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 225 O'Farrell
SMITH HOLLAND, notary public and commis-
sioner deeds, office 307 Montgomery, r. 1030 Jack
Smith Horace F. (H. F. Smith & Co.) ,r. Eleventh Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sniith Horace M., salesman C.C.Hastings & Co., r.
908 Geary
Smith Horatio D., lieutenant commanding U. S. Rev-
enue stm J. F. Hartley, office foot Front, r.
1110 Mason
Smith H. R.. hairdresser, r. 835 Hayes
Smith H. R., route agent Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 302
Montgomery
Smith H. S., draughtsman U. S. Surveyor General's
office, r. 918 Fifth, Oakland
Smith Hugh, laborer, r. 136 Dora
Smith H. W., driver Omnibus R. R.
Smith HjTuan, r. 4083^ Grove
Smith Irving E. (Fischbeck & Smith), r. NW cor Six-
teenth and Utah
Smith Isaac G., teamster, r. 2211 Larkin
Smith Isaac W., chief engineer State Harbor Commis-
sioners, office 10 California, r. 2213 Fillmore
Smith Isabella Mrs., r. 611 Seventh
Smith J., helper Risdon I. and L. AVorks
Smith J. Miss, student Barnard's Business College, 120
Sutter
Smith J. A., driver United Carriage Co., r. cor Four-
teenth and Mission
Smith J. A., tinsmith, r. 435 Pine
Smith Jabez, seaman, r. 12 Tehama PI
Smith Jacob A., carpenter, r. 16 Eleventh
Smith Jacob Morton, shipwright, r. S s Fulton, bet
Lott and Masonic Av
Smith Jacob W., stockbroker, office 421 California, r.
Abbotsford House
Smith Jackson, seaman, r. King Street House
Smith James, r. 1123 Howard
Smith James, boilermnker, r. 140 Natoma
Smith James, butcher, r. 13 Kate
Smith James, butcher George Werner, r. SW cor Clay
and Polk
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck "Wear.
BLANKETS, at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Smith James, clerk, r. 215 Post
Bniith James, coopar L. Felvey, r. 17 Jj Clara
Smith James, currier L. P. Degen. r. 237 Sixth
Smith James, expressman NE cor Third ami Mission,
r. 272 Minna
Smith James, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potrero
Works, r. 22 Georgia, nr Sierra
Smith James, helper Pioneer Iron Works
Smith James, laborer, r. H" Minna
Smith James, laborer, r. 209 Leidesdorflf
Smith James, laborer, r. 2r)3 Minna
Smith J:imes, laborer, r. 528 Union
Smith James, laborer, r. Fifth Avenue Hotel, South
8. F.
Smith James, laborer, r. W s Adam, nr San Bruno
Road
Smith James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Smith James, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Smith James, laborer Pacific Oil and Lead Works
Smith James, laborer Steiger & Kerr, r. S s O'Farrell,
bet Gough and Octavia
Smith James, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Smith James, milkman, r. S s Elizabeth, bet Noe and
Castro
Smith James, proptr Oregon House, 238 Steuart, r.
753 Howard
Smith James, real estate, r. 4 Goldman PI
Smith James, riggir and stevedore, r. N s Filbert, bet
Sansom and Mont^jomery, rear
Smith James, shipcarpeuter, r. NW cor Howard and
Steuart
Smith James, shuttermaker Pioneer Iron Works, r.
733 Clementina
Smith James, teamster McKenna & Greany, r. 212
Washington
Smith James, teamster Superintendent of Streets
Smith James, trunkmakcr Fechheimer & Steele, r.
2317 Harrison
Smith James, with Manuel Freitas, r. 552 Mission
Smith James A., miner, r. 1 Sheppard PI
Smith James A., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
136 H Kose Av
Smith James C, lumber, office 1 Howard, r. Oakland
Smith James D., machinist, r. X318 Columbia
Smith James H., assayer, r. '22H Mission
Smith James H., cabinetmaker, r. 514 Sixth
Smith James H., cook, r. 1313 Devisadero
Smith James H., lettercanier S. F. Post-office, r.
E s Illinois, nr Napa
Smith James Hay, cashier Woods & Freeborn,
Fillmore
Smith James Hibbert, r. 256 Third
Smith James J. (Smith & Faylor) , r. 703 Market
Smith James J., master mariner, r. 1218 Jackson
Smith James L., jeweler, r. 3 Grand PI
Smith James M., steward Maine Restaurant, r,
Clementina
Smith James P., carpenter California Sugar Refinery
r. N s Humboldt, nr Kansas
Smith James R., clerk, r. 30 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth *
Smith James R., merchant tailor, 136 Montgomery, r.
229 San Jose Av
SMITH .lAMES S., wholesale dealer pianos and
organs, 57.3 Market, r. 1709 Stockton
Smith James S. Jr., student Cowles & Drown, r. 1709
Stockton
Smith James T., waiter Gustavus Pope, r. .551 First
Smith James W. (Smith & Laherty). r. 428 Fell
Smith Jane (widow) , r. 140 Natonia
Smith Jane Mrs., laundress, r. 80(i Kearny
Smith J. Buck, salesman S. H. Harmon, r. 46 Steaurt
Smith J. D., contractor, r. 208 Jessie
Smith Jennie (widow), r. 207 Stevenson
Smith Jennie Miss, principal Silver Street Primary
School, r. SE cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith Jennie Miss, seamstress, r. 309 Dupont
Smith Jennie E. (widow) , r. 32G Jessie
Smith Jeremiah, baker, r. E s Bartlett, bet Valencia
and Mission
Smith Jeremiah H., draughtsman /Etna Iron Works,
r. 115 Second
Smith Jeremiah M., lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r.
12G Fourteenth
Smith Jessie Mi.?8, assistant Girls High School, r. SE
cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith J. G., clerk, r. 1123 Howard
Smith J. Grafton, painter, r. 20 Mission Av
Smith J. H., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Granada
2216
431
Smith J. Hammond, collector Woodworth, Bchell &
Co.. r. 200 Stockton
Smith J. Heuley, vice-president Pacific Tr.insfer Co.,
Rud Supervisor Fifth Ward, r. Oc<'i<leiital Hotel
Smith J. Henry, attorney at law, office 530 California,
r. Rubs House
Smith J. Henry Mrs., r. 660 Harrison
Smith J. J., r. 12 Ellis
Smith Joliu, r. 214 Washington
Smith Joliu, r. 321 Pacific
Smith John, r. l.')22 Powell
Smith John, r. NE cor Mission and Fourt<:enth
Smith John, bagsewer Neville k Co.,r. 21 Broadway
Smith John, bartender Asa A. Porter, r. Oakland
Smith John, butcher Jacob F. Strobel, r. 1129 Fol-
som
Smith John, carpenter, r. 736 Tehama
Smith John, clerk, r. 1741 Mission, rear
Smitli John, coachman R. B. Woodward, Woodward's
Gardens
Smith John, cook Antone Raicevich, r. 8C8 Bush
Smith John, cook Elitch k Davidson, r. 215 Minna
Smith John, cutler Rcinhold Hoppc, r. 546 Natoma
Smith John, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Green St.
Wharf
Smith John, exjjressman, cor Jackson and Drumm, r.
409 Drumm
Smith John, groceries, 18 Clay, r. 328 Ellis
Smith John, hostler, r. 4 Antonio
Smith John, laborer, r. 37 Minna
Smitli John, laborer, r. 227 Minna
Smith John, laborer, r. 2.">4 Jessie
Smith John, laborer, r. 310 Folsom, rear
Smith John, laborer, r. .507 Fifteenth
Smith John, laborer, r. 625 Davis
Smith John, laborer, r. 630 Branuan
Smith John, laborer, r. 747 Brannau
Smith John, laborer, r. N s Church, bet Twenty-first
and Twenty-second
Smith John, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 204 First
Smith John, laundryman Euss House, r. 210 Minna
Smith John, liquor saloon, 405 Drumm
Smith John, longshoreman, r. ,56 Zoe
Smith John, seaman, r. 40 Sacramento
Smith John, plumber, r. 1500 Turk
Smith Johu, propir Easton House, 102 Jackson
SMITH JOHN, restaurant, 214 Washington
Smith John, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Smith John, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Smith Jolin, seaman, r. 120 Howard
Smith John, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Smith Johu, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Smith John, shipcarpeuter, r. 142}^ Fourth
Smith John, stevedore Ai C. Freese
Smith John, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Mortfm
Smith John, teamster Peck & Co., r. 1513 Polk
Smith John, tinsmith, r. 220 Chestnut
Siiiith John, waiter Palace Hotel
Smith John, watchman U. S. Marine Hospital, Presi-
dio Reservation
Smith John, weigher Clay St. Wharf, r. NE cor Drumm
and Clay
Smith John, wood and coal. 223 Post, r. 1414 Clay
Smith John A. (McNabb k Smith), r. 831 Harrison
Smith Johu F. Jr., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 32S Ellis
Smith John G., ti amster C. A. Hooper k Co., r. W B
Fifth, nr Bryant
Smith Johu H., engineer George H. Tay & Co., r. 1012
Montgomery
Smith John H. T., painter Noble Bros., r. 1002 Mc-
Allister
Smith John J., carpenter, r. 448 Ninth
Smith John J., engineer Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co., r. 832
Brannan
Smith John J., master mariner, office 5 Jackson, r.
1218 Jackson
Smith John M., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. SE
cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith John M., conductor N. B. and Mission B. B., r.
316 Fourth
Smith John M., machinist 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 2Q4
First
Smith John P., wheelwright M. P. Holmes, r. 505 Na-
toma
Smith John T., clerk David Wilder, r. 1922 Taylor
Smith John T., tanner, NW cor Church and Valley
Smith John W., barkeeper Clement Dixon, r. 1012
Mason
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Smith John W., fruit, honey, etc., Hayes Valley
Market, r. 41T Grove
Smith Joseph, brickmason, r. 2635 3^ Harrison
Smith Joseph, dry goods, 1325 Dupont, r. 1323 Dupont
Smith Joseph, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 294
Twenty-second
Smith Joseph, maltser Grogan & Anstett, r. 725 Green
Smith Joseph, painter George J. Smith, r. 629 Grove
Smith Joseph, piledriver, r. NW cor Miss and Steuart
Smith Joseph, porter, r. 533 Commercial
Smith Joseph, roofer, r. 14 Freelon
Smith Joseph, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Smith Joseph, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barra'B Hall
Smith Jnseph, wines and liquors, 432 Valencia
Smith Joseph A., r. 15'21 Market
Smith Joseph A. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1521 Market
Smith Joseph G., painter, 524 Valencia, r. 20 Miss Av
Smith Joseph H. (Smith & Poultuey), r. 326 Braunan
Smith Joseph H., engineer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
35 South Park
Smith Joseph P., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Smith Joseph S., clerk Eugene E. Dewey, r. 22 Silver
Smitli Joseph T., glassblower, r. 508 Bryant
Smith Joseph W., lather, r. 528 Stevenson
Smith Joseph W., miner, r. 22 Mission Av
Smith Joshua, delivery clerk, r. NE cor Twenty-firs
and Guerrero
Smith Jo.shua, farmer, Fairmount Tract, nr Bernal
Station
Smith Josiah F., foreman Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 2043 Howard
Smith Josie Miss, dressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Smith Julian, barkeeper Eose Jacobsou, r. 515 Davis
Smith Julian, clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 509 Pow
Smith Julius, teamster J. Cerf & Co., r. 424M Linden
Smith Julius H., civil engineer, r. 814 Bush
Smith J. P., r. 321 Pacific
Smith J. W. Jr., clerk Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
Siuith J. Ward, stockbroker, r. NW cor Broadway and
Larkin
Smith Kate, chambermaid American Exchange Hotel
Smith Kate Miss, cock James Phelan, SW cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Smith L., r. 510 Kearny
Smith L., laborer tTnion Iron Works
Smith L. A. Mrs., teacher music, 514J^ Third
Smitti Lawrence, r. 1922 Taylor
Smith Lawrence, steward, r. 4 Beale PI
Smith Leauder F., manager camera obscura Wood-
ward's Garden:;
Smith Leonard D., clerk freight department Central
Pac. K. R., r. 208 San Jose Av
Smith Leslie T., bookkeeper Held Brothers & Co., r.
512 Jones
Smith L. H., assayer, r. 2244 Mission
Smith Lizzie (widow) , r. 120!) Kearny
Smith Liz/ie (widow) , dressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Smith Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 316 Taylor
Smith L. J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Smith Lottie, dressmaker, r. 233 Third
Smith Louis, r. 904 Kearny
Smitli Louis, groceries and liquors, 641 California, r.
711 California
Smith Louis, machinist, r. 568 Howard
Smith Louis, teamster A. C. Dictz & Co., r. 1606 Lar-
kin
Smith Lucy (widow), r. 1923 Fillmore
Smitli, Lucy & Co. ( Henry Wyckofl' Smith and Anthony
Lucy) , soup manufs, N s Chestnut, bet Powell and
Stockton, otlice 405 Front
Smith M., r. 119 Dora
Smith M., laborer C. E. Haseltine
Smith M. Mrs., r. 22 Fifth
Smith M. Mrs., r. 98-99 St. Ann's Building
Smith Magt,'ie (widow), laundress, r. 1023 Clay
Smith Murgarit, domi-stic, 1111 Van Ness Av
Smith Mark, foreman Andrew J. Slirader, r. cor Rail-
road ami Filtecnth avs, South S. F.
Smith Martin, stevedore A. C. Freese
Smith Mary (widow) , r. 18 Garden
Smitli Mary (widow), r. 100.") Mason
Smitli :\Iary (widow), r. 1260 California
Smith Mary (widow), r. E 8 Alabama, bet Twenty-fifth
and Twenty-sixth
Smitli Mary, domestic 1626 Clay
Smitli Mary Miss, bagpller E. Detrlck & Co., r. 1233
Union
Smith Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 530 Third
Smith Mary Mrs., dressmaker, 767 Folsom
Smith Mary A. (widow), r. 126 Fourteenth
Smith Mary A. Miss, bakery, 315 Fifth
Smith Mary F. Miss.assistantRincon Grammar School,
r. 666 Harrison
Smith Mary G. (widow), dressmaker, r. 31 Eddy
Smith Mason B., salesman Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
619 Bush
Smith Matthew, blacksmith English & Lynch, r. 140
Natoma
Smith Matthew, laborer, r. 255 J^ Perry
Smith Matthew, teamster Superintendent Streets, r. 2
Grove
Smith M. C, ironworker Pac. Rolling Mill
Smith M. E. Miss, r. 600 Pine
Smith Melville E., printer, r. 845 Howard
Smith M. H. Miss, assistant Greenwich Street Primary
School, r. SE cor Lombard and Dupont
Smith M. H. Mrs., furnished rooms, 209 Kearny
Smith M. Hale, carpent'T, r. 424M Shotwell
Smith Michael, barkeeper estate of Jonathan C. Mc-
Kewen, r. 1317 Sacramento
Smith Michael, bartender P. J. Tannian, r. 24 Third
Smith Michael, marble polisher John Daniel & Co., r.
1743 Market
Smith Michael, refiner Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 6 Bernard
Smith Michael, teamster, r. 1221 Green, rear
Smith Michael A., policeman City Hall, r. 1010 Val-
lejo
Smith Michael E., compositor S. W. Raveley, r. 607
Folsom
Smith Mitchell, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Smith Mollie Miss, telegraph operator The Baldwin
Smith Mott, porter Holcomb Brothers &Co.,r.4H Cal
Smith Nellie Miss, r. 641 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Smith Nicholas, carpenter, r. 126 Shotwell
Smith Nicholas, foundryman, r. S s O'Farrell, bet
Gough and Octavia
Smith Nicholas T., treasurer Soiithern Pac. R. R., oflice
NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 32, r. Palace
Hotel
Smith Norman R., student, r. Nucleus House
Smith N. Proctor, notary public and commissioner
deeds, office 426 Montgomery, r. 933 Greenwich
Smith Oliver B. (Stearns & Smith), r. Oakland
Smith, Osburn & Co. (S. H. Smith and Kleber Os-
burn) , wholesale tobacco and cigars, and manufac-
turers' agents, 223 Sacramento
Smith Oscar, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Smith P., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Smith Patrick, blacksmith, r. 741 Market
Smith Patrick, capitalist, r. 1133 Howard
Smith Patrick, driver Josei3h Macdonough
Smith Patrick, driver United Carriage Co.,r. S B O'Far-
rell. bet Gough and Octavia
Smith Patrick, hostler City Hall Stables, NE cor Ty-
ler and Leavenworth
Smith Patrick, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock, r. 418
Broadway
Smith Patrick, longshoreman, r. 11 Pacific
Smith Patrick, molder, r. S s O'Farrell, bet Gough
and Octavia
Smith Patrick, patternmaker Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 126 Perry
Smith Patrick, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Smith Patrick, shoemaker Thomas H. Armstrong
Smith Patrick, steward, r. 4 Beale PI
Smith Paulina, domestic 821 Mission
Smith Pauline (widow), r. 1000 Howard
Smith P. E., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Smith Percy, student Heald's Business College
Smith Perry J., carpenter and contractor, Mission
Road, nr Five Mile House
Smith Perry J., carpenter and joiner, r. N s Dorland,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Smith Peter, laborer, r. 19 Frederick
Smith Peter, laborer, r. S s Parker, bet California Av
and Columbia PI, Bernal Heights
Smith Peter, laborer, r. W s California Av, bet Gody
and Virginia Av
Smith Peter, laborer Merchants' Dry Dock
Smith Peter, laborer Palace Hotel
Smith Peter, laundryman Visitiicion Valley Laundry
Smith Peter, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Siuith Peter, stock raiser, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Smith Peter, teamster, r. 903 Battery
Smith Peter, teamster James F. McCormick, r. Fulton,
bet Scott and Devisadero
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosieiy.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Keamy St, opposite ths Plaza.
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, Smith Peter A., carpenter Oal. Sugar Beflnery. r. 506
Ninth
Smith Peter H., carpenter, r. 528 Stevenson
Smith Peter H., plumber, r. 231 Stevenson
1 Smith Peter J., engineer, r. SE cor Missouri and San-
I ta Clara
I Smith Peter L., carpenter, r. 17 Bryant Av
Smith Peter L.. laborer, r. KiSJj Clementina
, Smith Pethual, teamstir, r. W s Bernal, bet Twenty-
sixth ami Twenty-seventh
Smith P. H., waiter Pacific Mails. S. Colima
Smith Philip, laborer, r. 21 Kate
Smith Philip, laborer, r. 613 Mission
! Smith Philip, molder Union Iron Works, r. 65 First
Smith Philip R., policeman City Hall. r. 405 Green-
wich
Smith Pike, clerk, r. 52H Stevenson
Smith Powell, seaman, r. 316 Ritch
Smith Price K., lather, r. 52'^ Stevenson
i Smith Putman L.. r. lOi) Fifth
Smith R., boilermaker Risdon I. and L. Works
Smith R., whitening and general jobber, r. 444 Green
Smith Rebecca Mrs., r. 204 Sutter
Smith Richard, laborer, r. 423 East
Smith Richard, molder, r. 1 Goodsell PI
SMITH RICHARD, proptr Comstock Stables, 624
Third, r. 352 Brannan
Smith Richard, seaman, r. 1017 Battery
Smith Richard H., lanndryman Dixon & White, r.NW
cor Capp and Twenty-sixth
Smith Richard W., salesman W. E. Mighell, r. W s
East, bet Washington and Merchant
! Smith Robert (Grants Smith), r. 452 Natoma
I Smith Robert, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. Fourth
I Street Hotel
Smith Itobert, butcher, r. 410 Clementina
I Smith Robert, contractor, r. 1810 Larkin
. Smith Robert, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Smith Robert, miner, r. 635 California
I Smith Robert, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
I Smith Robert, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
j Smith Robert, whitewasher, r. 11 Lynch
I Smith Robert S., plumber Charles Waters, r. NE cor
I Twenty-first and Guerrero
! Smith Robert W., printer, r. 628 Capp
Smith Rodney Major, paymaster U. S. A., r. Presidio
Reservation
Smith Rosa (widow), r. 1403 Yallejo
Smith Rose Miss, seamstress Mrs. J. Heller, r. 1223
Union
Smith Royal, assistant engineer Cosmopolitan Hotel
Smith Rufus, expressman, 2 California, r. 11 Steuart
Smith Rufus H., waiter Grand Hotel
Smith Rufus R., miller Capitol Mills, r. 1216J^ Fol
Smith Samuel, clerk, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Smith Samuel, laborer H. F. Severance, r. 2 Dupont
Smith Samuel, mining, r. 330 Green
Smith Samuel, pantryman stm Yosemite
Smith Samuel, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Smith Samuel E., clerk Francois A Rouleau, r. 24
Scott
Smith Samuel H. (Smith, Osburn & Co.) , r. 126 Sixth
Smith Samuel N., clerk freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 243 Ninth
Smith Samuel F., gilder S. & G. Gump, r. 1708 Jessie
Smith Samuel W., author, r. 116 Natoma
Smith Sarah (widow), r. 2311 Mission
Smith Sarah M. (widow) , r. (U4 Taylor
Smith S. B. Mrs., r. The Baldwin
Smith S. Doctor, watchman Deming, Palmer & Co., r.
1216 }^ Folsom
Smith Selah, r. 1012 Natoma
Smith Sidney, physician, r. E s Church, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty-third
Smith Sidney J., salesman Frederick Chester & Co.,
r. 703 Taylor
Smith Sidney M., president Cutting Packing Co. .office
17 Main, r. 328 Bryant
Smith Sidney V. (Sidney V. Smith & Son), r. San
Rafael
SMITH SIDNEY V. di SON (Sidney V. Smith
Jr.), attorneys at law, office 630 Sacramento
Smith Sidney V. Jr. (Sidney V. Smith & S(m), r. San
Rafael
Smith Simon, clerk E. C. Fitts.r. Columbia House
Smith Simon, cook bark Don Nicholas, foot Bealo
Smith Solda N. Miss, dressmaker, r. 303 Jessie
Smith S. Prentiss, office 426 California, r. 1621 Wash
Smith Stella M. Miss, r. 620 Sutter
Smith Stephen, helper R. Stltt, r. 40 Everett
Smith Stephen H., real-estate agent, office 310 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Smith Steplieu M. (Rosseter & Smith), r. Oakland
Smith Steplien 8., publlshf-r The Pacific, office 7
Montgiiiiiery Av, r. 1704 Geary
Smith Sydney, blacksmith David Kerr, r. Minna, nr
Fourth
Smith T., laborer New City Hall
Smith T. C, manager subscription department A. L.
Bancrofts Co., r. 130 Tyler
Smith Terrence, expressman, 8W cor Market and
Third, r. NW cor Devisadero andO'FurrcU
Smith T. H., r. Clipper Hotel
Smith T.H., seaman, r. Western House
Smith Theodore, seaman, r. 163 Sixteenth
Smith Theodore S., salesman Hecht, Bros. 4 Co., r.
1619 Washington
Smith Theresa Miss, r. 1006 Post
Smith Theresa Miss, r. 2019^ Howard
Smith Thomas, r. 806 Kearny
Smith Thomas, r. 2109 Pine
Smith Thomas, advertising agent, r. 106 Post
Smith Thomas, bookkeeper W.J. Mallady, r. 763 Miss
Smith Thomas, brushmaker Bleibtrey JcBrakman, r.
554 Tehaum
Smith Thomas, laborer, r. 18 Sumner
Smith Thomas, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Smith Thomas, longHhoreman. r. 212 Broadway
Smith Thomas, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r.
cor Twenty-fiftli and Capp
Smith Tho:uas, upholsterer, r. 135 Natoma
Smith Thomas, saksmau James Moore & Co.
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. 4 Beale PI
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Smith Thoma.s, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Smith Thomas, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Smith Thomas, steward F. Conrades, r. 230 Jessie
Smith Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Smith Thomas, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Smith Thomas, waiter S. S. Newbern, r. 1232 Yallejo
Smith Thomas, waiter stm Yosemite
Smith Thomas Rev., r. 1223 War*hington
Smith Thomas C, r. 651 Howard
Smith Thomas C, longshoreman, r. 1223 Union
Smith Thomas G.,bra8smolder William T. Garratt, r.
926 Sacramento
Smith Thomas H., marble cutter, r. 435 Clementina
Smith Thomas H. woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 478)4
Brannan
Smith Thomas J., driver Market St. R. R., r. cor
Ivy Av and Buchanan
Smith Thomas J., night inspector Custom House, r.
14 Turk
Smith Thomas N., bricklayer, r. 512 Ninth
Smith Thomas R., attorney at law, office 442 Califor-
nia, r. 521 Turk
Smith Tilly Miss, r. 1318 O'Farrell
Smith Timothy P., repairer Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 485 Mission
Smith TuUy, marblepolisher, r. 237 Sixth
Smith Virginia E. Mrs., assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 427 Sutter
Smith Walter, butcher, r. 1813 Howard
Smith Walter, shoemaker, r. 435 Pine
Smith Walter, stage carpenter California Theater, r.
916 Pierce
Smith Walter C, hackman. Plaza, r. '2211 Larkin
Smith Walter H., bookkeeper Berry & Place, r. 11
Hickory Av
Smith Walter H., clerk Davis Bros., r. 771 Mission
Smith Walter R., general merchandise, 161 New Mont-
gomery, r. 119 Third
Smith Ward M., salesman Deming, Palmer & Co., r.
703 Market
Smith W. B., seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Smith W. B., watchman Pacific Mail S. 8. City of
Tokio
Smith W. E., prospector, r. 470 Jessie
Smith Welch, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Smith W. H., mining, r. Palace Hotel
Smith W. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1119 Taylor
Smith WUlard M., mining, r. 13 Monroe
Smith William, r. •It) Rltch
Smith William, bartender Charles McCarthy, r. 28X
Minna
Smith William, blacksmith James Wylle, r.713 O'Far-
rell
Smith William, bookkeeper Toklaa, Brown & Co., r.
102 Grove
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Smith William, butcher, r. 1813 Howard
Smith William, carpenter, r. 2203 Polk
Smith William, carrier S.F. Chronicle, r. 2041 Howard
Smith William, clerk Frederick Estrada, r. 827 Green-
wich
Smith William, cook Abbotsford House, NW cor
Broadway and Larkin
Smith William, deckhand, r. 625 Davis
Smith William, deckhand etm Alice Garratt, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Smith William, expressman, r. Florence, nr San Mig-
uel Station
Smith William, gardener, r. 11 Lafayette
Smith William, hostler John F. Willson, r. 126 Ellis
Smith William, hostler N. B. and Mission R. K„ r. 321
Clara
Smith William, laborer, r. Shasta, nr Pennsylvania Av
Smith William, laborer Dennis J. Callahan, r. 721
Brannan
Smith William, laborer Sailors' Home, cor Harrison
and Main
Smith William, Lumbermeus' Pro. Union, 71 New
Montgomery
SMITH TVIIililAM, manuf patent water closets,
21 Montgomery Av, r. 1714 Broderick
Smith William, master mariner, r. Fairmount Tract,
nr Bernal Station
Smith William, miner, r. Philadelphia House
Smith William, restaurant, 153 Seventh
Smith William, rigger, r. 309 Main
Smith William, ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r. SE
cor Shasta and Michigan
Smith William, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Smith William, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Smith William, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Smith William, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Smith William, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Smith William, seaman, r. 324 Main
Smith William, shoetinisher, r. 316 Third
Smith William, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer
Slessinger & Co., r. 526 Howard
Smith William, superintendent Oregon Stock and.
Butchering Co., r. 1H13 Howard
Smith William, tule covermaker Gilman & Racouillat,
r. 713 Brannan
Smith William, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant, r.
36Ritch
Smith William A., r. 1610 Clay
Smith William A. .steward Pacific Mail S.S. Colima, r.
22 Silver
Smith William A. T., farmer, r. 164 Clara
Smith William B., clerk Henry E. McBride, r. 615
Nineteenth
Smith William B., clerk Richard, Patrick & Co., r.
1098 ^^ Union
Smith William B., courtroom clerk Fifteenth District
Court, r. Nucleus House
Smith William 0., bricklayer, r. 104 McAllister, rear
Smith William C, policeman City Hall, r. 922 3^ Na-
toma
Smith William C.R., collector, r. 1215 Pacific, rear
Smith William D., proptr Eagle Brewery, SW cor Fol-
som and Fourteenth, r. 1776 Folsom
Smith William E, (Deetken & Smith) , r. Oakland
Smith William F. (Octave Gervais &Co.), r. 2325
Mission
Smith William F., clerk John Smith, r. 1414 Clay
Smith William F., oculist and aurist, office and r. 313
Bush
Smith William G., compositor Evening Post, r. 222V
O'Farrell
Smith William H. (Bouton k Smith), r. 1120 Pacific
Smith William H. (Smith Brothers) , r. Mission Road.
nr Five Mile House
Smith William H., carpenter and builder, 206 Te-
hama, r. 633 Ji Natoma
Smith William H., calker, r. 16 Ritch
Smith William H., expressman Holland & Ruppel, r.
K s Ferrie, nr Point Lobos Av
Smith William H., member Underwriters' Fire Patrol,
r. 1119 Taylor
Smith William H., miner, r. 7 Crook
Smith William H., rigger, 120 Howard
Smith William H. Jr., rigger W. H. Smith, r. 304
Main
Smith William H. N., porter David Conrad, r. 1308
Powell
Smith William J., bookkeeper S. B. Wakefield & Co.,
r. 515 Sacramento
Smith William J., broker, r. 417 O'FarroU
Smith William J., framemaker, r. 416 Natoma, rear
Smith William J., miller Genesee Mill Co., r. 719J4
Green
Smith William J. Rev., pastor Central Presbyterian
Church, r. 208 Eddy
Smith William M., baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 313
Green
Smith William M., janitor Hayward's Building, r.
1008 Leavenworth
Smith William M., master mariner, r. 341 Bryant
Smith William N., cigars and tobacco, SE cor Fifth
and Natoma, r. 821 Vallejo
Smith William N., cooper, r. 611 Seventh
Smith W'llliam P., carpenter W. E. Collyer, r. 520 Fol
Smith William S., waiter, r. 54 Everett
Smith Windsor F., drayman Taber, Harker & Co., r.
1231 Howard
Smith Winthrop E., contractor, r. 1419 Howard
Smith W. M., bookkeeper W. S. Hetherington, r.
Grand Hotel
Smith W. P., stagedriver, r. Overland House
Smith W. T., secretary California Artificial Stone Pav-
ing Co., office 402 Montgomery, r. 1210B Jackson
Smith & Davis (Alexander Smith and William E. Da-
vis) , manufs doors, sashes and blinds, 132-134
Berry
SMITH «& FAYL.OR (James J. Smith and George
W. Faylor), advertising agents Central Pac. R. R.
Depots and Hayes Valley ears, 140 Montgomery
Smith & Laherty (.James W. Smith and Peter Laherty) ,
carpenters, 428 Fell
Smith & Merkens (Henry Smith and Claus Merkens),
groceries and liquors, 10 Washington
Smith & Mowry (Charles A. Smith and Eugene C.
Mowry) , furniture manufs, 923 Howard and 572
Brannan
SMITH 6i POXJLiTNEY (Joseph H. Smith and i
George T. Poultney) , livery stable, 344 Brannan
SMITH'S PIANOS AND ORGANS, James S.
Smith. 575 Market
Smith. See Schmidt, Schmitt, Smidt, and Smythe
Smithea Fielden, whitener, 1419 Bush, r. 1608 Jones
Smitheram Caroline Mrs., r. 413 Natoma
Smithers James, clerk Cabrera, Roma & Co., r. 1213
Twenty-first
Smithson I3ethulia Mrs., fancygoods, 414 Geary
Smithson John E., capitalist, r. 1019 Pine
Smith-on John E., clerk Jesse B. Hart, r. 2732 Fol-
som
Smithson Thomas B., stockbroker, office 113 Liedes-
dorflr, r. 1(119 Pine
Smitten Charles H., receiver Central R. R., r. 1302
Laurel Av
Smitten Louis W., varnisher Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 11 Pearl
Smitten Richard F., receiving clerk Omnibus R. R.,
r. 1251 Buchanan
Smitz Anton, mate schr Tawera, Green St. Wharf
Smoloski Gufitave, peddler, r. 61 West Mission
Smoot David L. (Smoot & Skinner), r. 2131 Bush
SMOOT & SKINNER (David L. Smoot and Tris-
trim SkinuerJ , attorneys at law, office 310 Pine,
rooms 20-22
Smucker Catherine (widow) , r. 130 Dora
SmtiUen Francis, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 35 Nato-
ma
Smyth Anna Miss, assistant Hayes' Valley Primary
School, r. 464 Clementina
Smyth Charles F., stockbroker, office 322 Pine, r.
Oakland
Smyth Cornelius, r. 317 Vallejo
Smyth D. B., r. 464 Clementina
Smyth Emile, cook Nielsen & Mosberg, r. 1521 Dupont
Smyth Henry „cookF. Conrades, r. 1217 Kearny
Smyth J. A. Miss, r. 106 J^ Third
S)nyth James, r. 530 Third
Smyth John, steerage steward S. S. Oregon, Oregon S.
8. Co.
SMYTH JOHN H., attorney at law, office 623
Montgomery, r. Oakland
Smytli Joseph B., clerk Edwin S. Belden, office 637
Kearny
Smyth Katie Miss, r. 317 Vallejo
Smyth Mary Miss, compositor, r. 317 Vallejo
Smyth Owen H., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
603 Turk
Smyth Simon, r. 530 Third
Smyth Sydney, r. 530 Third
Smythe Cora B. Mrs., assistant Union Primary School,
r. 1423 Kearny
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomenr Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
SMY
811
SOD
Smythe Edward T.,. clerk Charles K. Hawkes, r.
Nucleus House
Smythe Frederick G., produce, SW cor Seventh and
Natoma
Smythe John T., teauiBter, r. 7 Valencia
Smythe Mary Mrs., lodgings. 405 Nntnma
Smythe William, machinist, r. 723 Vakiuia
Snailham Thomas, waiter IT. S. Marine llosiiital
Snapper A., hat and cap manuf, 339 Bush, r. 39^
Morse
Snead Giles, whltener, 978 Harrison
Snead John, carpenter, r. 158 Shipley
Snead Robert T., clerk T. J. McClelland, r. 1702 Wash
Sneath Frank W., accountant Merchant's Exchange
Bank, r. 718 Sutter
SNEATH RICHARD G., vice-president Mer-
chants' Exchange Bank, office 423 California, and
proptr Jersey Farm Dairy, 835 Howard, r. 718 Sut
Snedeker A. D., bookkeeper Philip Hinklo, r. 307 Hayes
Snedeker Henry E., laborer, r. lt;30 Pierce
Snedeker S. B., driver Cliff House stage, r. Home-
stead House, S 8 Point Lobos Av, nr Twenty-
fourth Av
Sneider George C, clerk Greenebaum, Helbing & Co.,
r. 7 Calhoun
Sneider John, cigarmaker, r. 927 Vallejo
Sneider John, policeman City Hall, r. 7 Calhoun
Sneider Poter. foreman Bay Sugar Refinery, r. SW cor
Greenwich and Montgomery
Sneider William, waiter De Mill and Lautermilch
Sneider. See Schneider, Snider and Snyder
Snelgnve James, carpenter, r. Montgomery House
SNELL. BROTHERS (George P. and Edward L.).
purchasing and collecting agents, 22 Montgomery
Snell Caroline (widow), r. 109 Leavenworth
Suell Charles M., bookkeeper Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. 109 Leavenworth
Snell Edward L. (Snell Brothers), r. Auzerais House,
San Jose
Bnell E. S., adjuster coiner's department U. S. Mint,
r. 905 Market
Snell George P. (Snell Brothers) , r. 110 Kearny
Snell George W., merchant (Hodge, Davis' & Co.,
Portland, Oregon), office 116 Front, r. 1215 Jones
Snell John, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.,r. 6 Cleave-
land
Snelling James F., salesman Payot, Upham & Co., r.
330 O'Farrell
Snider Andrew, post trader, office 328 Montgomery,
room 0, r. Oakland
Snider Anna, domestic 920 Van Ness Av
Snider Edward N., chief inspector Gold and Stock
Telegraph Co., r. 222 Stockton
Snider Joseph, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 32 Na-
toma
Snider Ludwig, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Snider W. T., r. 1326 Market
Sniffen Elijah, market, '2438 Mission
Snill'en J. B. Mrs., assistant Valencia Street Grammar
S<hool, r. 1921 Jessie
Sniffen Samuel T., r. 24;-l6 Mission
Snipely Frederic, laborer, r. 803 Bryant
Snock N. J., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Snodgrass William, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2,
Jackson St. Wharf
Snook Edgar N., plumber, r. 625 Bush
Snook Edward C, plumber G. & W. Snook, r. 625 Bush
Snook Frederick W., plumber G. & W. Snook, r. Oak-
land
Bnook G. & W., tin and sheetironworkcrs and plumb-
ers, 630 Sacramento
Snook George A.(G. & W. Snook), r. 1305 Vallejo
Snook George C, clerk G. & W. Snook, r. 1305 Vallejo
Snook George W., bookkeeper G. & W. Snook, r. West
Oakland
Snook John, watertender S. S. Great Republic
Snook John A., clerk, r. 1.36 Twenty-sixth
Snook Russell R., plumber, r. 136 Twenty-sixth
Bnook William S.(G. & W. Snook), r. West Oakland
Snook W. R., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. San
Jose
Snow , r. 621 California
Snow Alice Miss, teacher music, r. 2037 Howard
Snow Charles, calker, r. 3'22 Main, rear
Snow Chester J., carpenter Public School Depart-
ment, r. 513 Gough
Snow Densil A., r. 2311 Howard
Snow Frank 0.(Snow k May), r. 1114 Clay
Snow Q. A., cutter Joseph T. Poheim, r. Oakland
Snow George F., seaman, r. 420 Drumm
Snow Harvey W., special agent Commercial Union
Assurance Co., r. 813 Valencia
Snow Herman, liberal and reform books, 319 Eeamy
Snow H. K., r. "2037 Howard
Snow Horatio N., night foreman S. F. Candle Co.
r. 7'23Ji Natoma
Snow Ida G. Miss, teacher music, r. 926 Harrison
Snow John, r. 25 M Fifth
Slow John F., r. 1623 Mission
SNOW JOHN F. & CO., CLEANING AND
DYEING WORKS, Charles J. Holmes proptr,
1623 Mission, offl.c i 33 Market
Snow Joseph W., teamster Horatio N. Trlbou, r. 328
Tenth
Snow Levi T., porter Forsaith & Dodge, r. 329 Fell
Snow Louis T.(Hanley k Snow), r. 002 Guerrero
Snow Nathaniel G., driver, Pac. Ice Co., r. 928 Mont
Snow Roland W. (Barker k Snow), r. Oakland
Snow Tbere.sa, domestic 1219 Geary
Snow William, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Snow William, seaman, S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Snow William F., clerk Redington k Co., r. Oakland
SNOW «& MAY (Frank C. Snow and William B.
May) , importers, and dealers pictures and artists'
materials, and manufs picture frames and gold
leaf, 20 Post
Snowball Norman P., clerk County Tax Collector, r.
937 Howard
Snowball R. Y., r. Nucleus House
Snowden James, laborer William Kerr, r. 911 Bat.rear
Snyder Albert, Glass Blower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. 40 Zoe
Snyder Albert A., architect and contractor, office 17
Halleck, r. 62 Halleck
Snyder Charle8,drayman Henry Schroeder & Co.,r. 1005
Bryant
Snyder George (Snyder & Relchling), r. 126 Park Av
Snyder George W., physician, r. The Baldwin
Snyder Herman, laborer S. B. Lardner, r. .528 Sixth
Snyder Jacob, engineer Spring Vallt-y Water Works,
r. Francisco, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Snyder Jesse, machinist Baldwin's Theater, r. 613
Mason
Snyder Joseph, r. 32 Natoma
Snyder Julia Melville, teacher music and elocution,
r. 613 Mason
Snyder William, cigarmaker Simon Kraut, r. 9'27 Val-
lejo
Snyder William T., liquor saloon and billiards, 1326
Market
Snyder & Reichling (George Snyder and Casijer Reich-
ling) , manufs furniture, 574 Brannan
Snyder. See Schneider, Sneider and Snider
Soanes James, jjlumber Sutherland & Gray, r. 08 Miu
Soares Jacob, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 168 'iehania
Scares Kate, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Sobarzo Jesus, r, 1502 Taylor
Sobarzo Joaquin, r. 1502 Taylor
Sobbe Diedrich, liquor saloon, 541-543 Mission
Sobbe Henrich, seaman, r. 26 (Clementina
Sobbe William, mate sti)i Sonoma Jackson St. Wharf
Sobey Artlnir L., physician and surgeon, office and r.
•2047 Mission
Sobieski E. C. Mrs., furnished rooms, 318 Kearny
Societa Independente di Mutua Beneflcenza, office 309
Broadway
Societa Italiana di Mutua Beneflcenza E. Scodeletti
secretarv. office 423 Washington
SOCIETEFRANX'AISE DE BIENPAISANCE
MUTUEL,I..K, offl.-e 510 Jackson
SOCIETE FR.VNCAISE D'EPARGNES
ET DE PREVOYANCE MUTUELLE
(French Mutual Provident Savings and Loan
Soc), 411 Bush
SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS, office 014 Merch
SOCIETY FOR THIO PRKVENTION OF
CRUELTY TO CHILDREN, office (14 Mer. h
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIV PIONEERS,
A. C. Bradford secretarv. rooms .«0H Montgomery
SOCIETY OF TERRITORIAL PIONEERS,
rooms 1113 Montgomery
Socolinka Abraham, engineer tng Elaine, r. 418 Bran
Sodaman Jacob, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Soderberg August, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Soderen Thecla, domestic 17 Stanly PI
Soderquist Andrew O., seaman, r. 531 East
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mcjirigomery St
SOD
812
SOM
Soderquist Ernest F., machinist E. Detrick & Co., r.
1817 Stockton
Soderstram Gustave A., longshoreman Edmonds &
Taylor, r. 114 Pacific
Soelter Louis, painter, r. 403 Green
Soetje Henry, cook Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
Soglian M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Sober Louis (Sober & Keimann) , r. 1225 Bush
SOHER & REIMAXN (Louis Sober aud Henry
A. Reimanu), regalia, military goods and trim-
mings, 325 Montgomery
Sohl Edward, chicken ranch, Fairmount Tract, nr
Italian HosiJital
Sohl Henry, porter W. W. Montague & Co., r. 223 Perry
Sohl John, groceries and liquors, NE cor Francsico
and Mason
Sohlke T., teacher German Urban Academy, r.
Alameda
Sohnsen Mary, domestic 1006 Geary
Sohreiner Hubert, leader orchestra Adelphi Theater
Sobst George C, cigarmaker Mayrisch Bros. & Co., r.
1122 Vallejo
Sohst Henry, machinist Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 1122
Vallejo
Solan Ellen, domestic W s Capp, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
I Solano Mauro, professor music, r. 331 J^ Eddy
j Solari Andrea, gardener Jose Salari, r. bet Mission
and San Jose Road, S of Oceau House Road
Solari Bartholomew, bootblack 640 Market, r. Vallejo,
I bet Dupout aud Kearny
I Solari Bianchiua, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
i Solnri Carl, dairyman, W s Clara Av, nr Eighteenth
I Solari Carlo, gardener Jose Solari, r. bet Mission and
j San Joso Road, S of Ocean House Road
I Solari Giuseppe, vegetables, 58 Colombo Market
! Solari Jose, vegetable garden, bet Mission and San
j Jose Road, S of Ocean House Road
j Solari John, bootblack Anton Monte, r. 1 Sonoma PI
I Solari John, scavenger, r. 706 Montgomery Av
I Solari Gillermo, laborer, r. 1 Sonoma PI
I Solari Michael, fruit and confectionery, 1203 Polk
Solaro Henry J., bookkeeper Martin, Feusier & Stef-
I fani, r. Oakland
Soldensky Alexander, sailmaker,r. 11 Folsom Av, rear
Solen E. Miss, furnished rooms, 526 Howard
I Solen Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 1120 Alabama
, Solen Thomas, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Solenseu James, tailor, 625 Merchant
I Soler John, r. 1006 Pacific
I Soley William J., packer Reid & Brooks, r. Ws Castro,
I bet Eighteenth aud Nineteenth
Solid Silver Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), John J. Applegate secretary, oflice 331
Montgomery, room 8
Solis A., bairdressing saloon, 1120 Larkin
I Solis Rosnlis, r. 1318 Dupont
I Solisane Nicholas, house raiser, r. 324 Vallejo, rear
Suljeu Emanuel, dairyuiau Megilligan & Clark, r. San
Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Soil Heury, r. 1150 Market
Soil Joseph, r. 32 Fourth
Soil Joseph, butcher, r. 519 Sacramento
SoUar Jacob, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Solley Stephen, r. 1713!^ Mason, rear
Solley Stephen Jr., cigarmaker, r. 1713 J^ Mason, rear
Solley William T., ceuient, cigars aud tobacco, 610J^
Kearny, r. 1713!^ Mason, rear
Sollits Jose M., r. 9 Union Pi
1 Sollman William, foreman upholsterer William J.
' Heney & Co., r. 1U28 Eddy
' Solomon A., r. Brunswick House
Solomon Abraham, bairdressing saloon, 506 Howard,
r. 40 J^ Louisa
Solomon Abraham, teacher languages, r. 2514 Webster
Solomon Chapman, jobber, r. 538 Natoma
j Solomon Charles, clerk A. C. Freese, r. 510 Hyde
I Solomon Edward, iiaperruler Charles E. Rankin, r.
j 40>4 Louisa
) Solomon Fernand, merchant, r. 1130 Folsom
. Solomon Hannah M., assistant Tyler Street Primary
i School, r. 1430 McAllister
i Solomon H. I., bookkeeper Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 1620
I Clay
i Solomon I. L., pawnbroker, 622 Kearny
I Solomon Isaac, r. lOi; Post
j Solomon Isaac, upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r. 714
) Hayes
I Solomon Isadore, trunkmaker, r. 809 Stockton
Solomon Israel, insurance agent, r. 1620 Clay
Solomon Jacob, salesman W. Rosenzweig & Co., r. 350
Clementina
Solomon Joseph, dry goods, 1530 Polk
Solomon Joseph, salesman Banner Brothers, r. 319
Kearny
Solomon Lazarus, clothing, 48 Steuart, r. 510 Hyde
Solomon Louis, salesman Kirschbraun, Son & Co., r.
511 Stevenson
Solomon Martin, clerk S. Popper, r. 1007 Stockton
Solomon Mary Miss, assistant Powell Street Primary
School, r. 1620 Clay
Solomon Minnie (widow), r. 417 McAllister
Solomon Moritz, peddler, r. 561 Minna
Solomon Morris, junkdealer, r. 408 Fifth
Solomon M. S. (widow) , r. 1306 California
Solomon Nathan, r. 828 Sutter
Solomon Rachel, domestic 715 Eddy
Solomon Russell, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
Solomon S. & Co., ladies' cloaks and suits, 3 Dupont
Solomon Samuel (S.Solomon & Co.), r. 1530 Polk
Solomon Samuel, butcher, 1-2 Grand Central Market,
r. 1813 Sutter
Solomou Samuel, tailor, 906 Pacific
Solomon S. D., bookkeeper Lithauer & Co., r. 417 Mc-
Allister
Solomon Siexas, president Pacific Real Estate and
Mining Bureau, office 411 J^ California, room 10,
r. 1430 McAllister
Solomou Sylvain (Godchaux Brothers & Co.), r. 1104
Van Ness Av
Solomon Thomas, porter, r. 1614?^ Leavenworth
SOLOMON'S SONS (B, L.. ) (New York), John
H. Kemp manager, importers upholsterers' goods,
117 Minna
SOLSCHEKLiOUIS, business manager S. F. Illus-
trated Wasp, office 602 California, r. 312 Minna
Soltan John, clerk D. & G. Ahrens, r. 138 Third
Soltis Martha (widow) , r. 24 Twelfth
Soltz William K., registry clerk S. F. Post-office, r. 9
Henrietta Square
Somaly John (Somaly & Schneider), r. 624 California
Somaly i^ Schneider(John Somaly and Adolph Schnei.
der), proptrs California House, 624 California
Somariva Giovanni B., cook Joe Guisti & Co., r. N s
Dunn Alley
Somers Curtis, clerk Somers & Co., r. 404 Bryant
SomersDon Carlos (Somers & Co.), r. 404 Bryant
Somers Frederick M., secretary Argonaut Publishing
Co., office 522 California, r. Bohemian Club
Somers George, laborer, r. 1420 Broadway
Somers George B., r. 1034 Mission
Somers Harry H., clerk S. B. Wakefield & Co., r. 1420
Broadway
Somers Harvey C. (Rider, Somers & Co.), r. 2906 Fol
Somers Henry, miner, r. 744 Howard
Somers Hugh, carpenter, r. 661 Willow Av
Somers Samuel, r. The Baldwin
Somers William J., capitalist, r. 1034 Mission
Somers & Co. (Don Carlos Somers and Robert Shaerer) ,
groceries and pro visions, NW cor Second and Bryant
Somers. See Summers and Sommers
Somerset Clara Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 405 Turk
Somerset George T., architect, r. 1003 Mason
Somerset John, laborer O. K. Foundry, r. Twenty-
third, bet Howard aud Capp
Somerset Sarah A. (widow), boarding, 405 Turk
Somerville Ann (widow) , r. SE cor Eighteenth and
Castro
Somerville Daniel (Somerville & Ellis), r. Commer-
cial Hotel
Somerville Edward, operator Western Union Telegraph
Co.,r. 945 Mission
Somerville Horace, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 644 Mission
Somerville Thomas, machinist Tait k Hainque, r. 727 >i
Natoma
Somerville William S. (Pacific Asphaltum Co.) , r. 1213
Union
Somerville & Ellis (Daniel Somerville and Peter Ellis) ,
liquor saloon. Commercial Hotel
Somerville. See Sommorville
Sominich F., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Sommer .\dolph (C. H. Mentz & Co.), r. 1610 Cal
Sommer Edward, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Fac-
tory, r. 735 Branuan
Sommer Hans, commission grain and produce, 117
Davis
Sommer Jacob, r. Grand Central Hotel
Sommer S. M., master mariner, office 305 East
Sommerland Henry, dealer sawdust, r. 70 Clementina
BULLOCK Si J0N.S3, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
SOM
813
SOU
Sommerland Sophia (widow), r. 62 Cleineutlna
Somiiiers John, laborer City Cemetery ,N a Poiut LoboB
Av, 4>4 miles from City Hull
Soniraers Katie Miss. r. 'S.i Fifth
Sommere. See Somers and Summers
Sommerton George, miller Golden Ago Flouring Mills,
r. lil-l Pacific
SomniervlUe Alexander, r. 18 Turk
Sommerville Robert, porter W. Ward & Co., r. 3 Hay-
wood
Sommerville Thomas, r. 18 Turk
Sonips Jean M., driver P. (i. Somps, r. 2.")9 Clementina
Soiiipg Peter, Roda mauuf P. G. Somps, r. 201 Clem
SOMPS PIERRE G., proptr Steam Soda Works.
2J'.»-'iiil Clementina, r. ti3a Howard
Son Adolph A. (Son Brothers), r. 83i; O'Farrell
Son Albert A. (Son Brothers), r. 822 O'Farrell
Son Brothers (Adolph A. and Albert A.), importers
and jobbers smokers' articles, Yankee notions,
etc., 30(1-302 California
Son Leo, clerk, r. 100.5 M Minna
Son Nathan A., r. lOC.iJ^ Minna
Soubrie A., French Zouaves' Armory, 537 Sacramento
Sonday John, clerk pay department U. S. Army, r.
1622 Laguna
Sondell Peter, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Bonder Nicholas, cabinetmaker Union Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. N 8 Townsend, bet Third and
Fourth
Sontuf Frank, laborer California House, r. 5 Quincy
I PI
' SounenVierg Benno, jeweler, r. SE cor Post and Stock
Sonnenberg Louis B., groceries and provisions, SE
cor Stockton and Post
Sonnenburg Amelia, domestic 11 Seventh
Sonnenfeld Hermann, purser stm Idaho, r. Russ
House
Sonnenfeld Samuel, lapidary California Jewelry Co.,
! r. t)14 Sutter
Sonnenwald Gottlieb, r. 613 Gough
Scnnheim Jacob, clerk Louis Sloss & Co., r. 1717 Van
Ness Av
Sonnichsen James N., clerk Getleson & Landis, r. 510
Fell
SONNICHSEN NICOL.AI, consul Denmark, and
general commission merchant, office 317 Califor-
nia, r. 2122 Howard
Sonntag Charles, jiai-ement contractor, r. Palace
Hotel
Sonntag Henry, r. Ill Virginia
Sonntag Henry A., deputy assessor, and (Sonntag &
Co.), r. .591 Ellis
Sonntag H. P. (Sonntag & Co.), r. 591 Ellis
Sonntag Julian, clerk County Tax Collector, r. 591
Ellis
Sonntag Julius H., r. 1719 Stevenson
Sonntag <te Co. (H. A., and H. P. Sonntag), seed mer-
chants, office 591 Ellis
Sonoma Lumber Co., Frank B.Latham secretary, office
328 Montgomery
Sons of Temperance, hall 7.51 Market
Son.s of the Emerald Isle Benev. Soc, rooms 818 How
Sopa Marko, Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 Now Mont
Sopa Peter, cook M. P. Milloglav, r. 150 Shipley
Sop r Benjamin, ngger, r. 2447 Howard
Soper Charles, engineer Albert Washburn, r. 11 De-
catur
Soper E. B., millinery and straw goods, 4 Third, r.
N 8 Twenty-second, bet Fair Oaks and Dolores
Soper M. A. Mrs., millinery, 4 Third, r. N s Twenty-
second, bet Fair Oaks and Dolores
Soper Peter, cook, r. 158 Shijjley
Soper Vincent, waiter, r. 278 Jessie
Sophey Joseph (Mc.\rron A: Sophey) , r. 820 Folsom
Saran James, dairyman George C. & James G. Smart,
r. San Jose Road, nr Industrial S( hool
Sorbier Louise Mme., milliner. 119 Stockton
SORRIER RESTAURANT, Bocken & Baccala
proptrs, 540 Commercial
Sorce Matilda, domestic 1126 Tyler
Soren Walter, seaman schr Pauline Collins, Beale
Street Wharf
Sorensen Andrew, laborer, r. 32 Frederick
Sorensen C, baker, r. 22 Langton
Sorensen Charles, tailor Henry Harmon, r. 901 Bush
Sorensen Hans, laborer Martin Johnson, Fairmount
Tract, nr School House
Sorensen James, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Sorensen John, tailor, r. 522 Filbert
Sorensen Louis, seaman scow CamiUe, Folsom Street
Wharf
Sorensen Mads P., r. 339 Third
Sorensen Nettie, domestic 921 Valencia
Sorensen Peter, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Sorensen 8<iren, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 258
Clementina
Sorensen William (Schulken & Sorensen), r. 906 La-
gun a
Sorg John C, musician, office 208 Sutter, r. 1413 Bu-
cbanan
Sorg Peter, musical instruments, 208 Sutter, r. 1413
Buchanan
Sorg Rudolph, machinist Theodore Kallenberg, r. 36
lA>uisa
Sorge Lawrence, bookkeper, r. 2.51 Stevenson
Serge O.scar, clerk J. B. Golly k Co., r. 902 Greenwich
Sorich Antonio (Med.vich A: Surlch), r. 7 Bagley PI
Sorman Gustav, niai^ter mariner, r. 16 Clinton Park
Soruin Alexander, watchmaker and Jeweler, 102 Kear-
ny, r. 2004 Taylor
Somma Stanislas, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washing-
ton
Sorrell Alfred W., carpenter Gilbert & Moore, r. 122
Bartlett
Sorrell Thomas, r. 546 Mission
Sorrell William, carpenter Holland & Rnppel
Sosa Carmen Miss, dressmaker, r. 829 Vallejo
Sosen , cigarmaker, r. 119 William
Sos-so Antonio, liquor saloon, 810 Kearny
Sothman Charles, master mariner, r. 230 Francisco
Soto Joseph, r. 813 Vallejo
Soto N. L., clerk, r. 311 Stockton
Soto Romulo M. F., law student Winans, Belknap &
Godoy, r. 6U2 Geary
Soto Rosaura Miss, seamstress, r. 9 Auburn
Sotu Santos (widow), r. 9 Auburn
Soto Touiasa Miss, seamstress, r. 6.34 Vallejo
Sotzeu Charles (Myers*: Sotzen),r. SE cor Mission
and Fourteenth
Sotzen John A., driver City R. R., r. 1801 Mission
Soubies Pierre (Borel & Co.), r. 637 Pacific
Soubies Vincent, fish dealer, r. 735 Broadway
Soudheimer Moses (David Livingstone & Co.), r. 1326
Polk
Souer George, carpenter, r. 117 Virginia
Soule Abbie L. Miss, r. 323 First
SOUIiE A. G., physician, office and r. 325 Larkin
Soiile Caroline G. Miss, r. 1415 Jones
Soule Charles Z., mailing clerk Post-office, r. 220
Stockton
Soule Eugene, agricultural implements, 721 Bryant, r.
725 Bryant
Soule Fannie L. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1905 Stockton
SOULE PRANK, editor Alta California, office 829
California, r. 1905 Stockton
Soule George E. (Soule & Farquharson), r. 36 Minna
Soule George W.. laborer, r. 346 Fourth
Soule Kendrick B.. bookkeeper Charles M. Plum b
Co., r. 919^ Filbert
Soule Louisa Mrs., lodgings, 223 Fifth
Soule Maria L. Miss, assistant Girls' High School, r.
1515 Jackson
Soule Milan, physician Pacific Mall S. S. Co., office
and r. 325 Larkin
Soule M. J. Mrs., linen room Palace Hotel
Soule M. M. Mrs., recording secretary Ladles' Pro.
and Relief Soc, r. 325 Larkin
Soule Philander, capitalist, r. 323 First
Soule Samuel, Capitalist, r. 323 First
Soule Samuel, honey dealer, r. H04 Jackson
Soule William, surgeon Pacific Mail S. S. City of Pan-
am a
Soule William F., bookkeeper EUsha Ransom & Co.,r.
325 Llrkin
Soule & Faninharson (George E. Soule and Henry C.
Farciuharson), capitalists, office 400 Montgomery
Soulie Victor, liquor saloon, 317 Montgomery Av., r.
1320 Stockton
Soumdecoste Bernard, laborer Herges & Klein, r. 632
Pacific
Sound 4doIph, cook, r. 45 Sacramento
Sounders Peter, carpenttr Robinson fc Gillespie,
r. Thirl, nr Harrison
Sourdry Edward V.. clerk, r. 1713 Powell
Sourdry John G., capit'ilist. r. 1713 Powell
Soutade Philippe, cari)euter, r. 7 Pollard PI
Souter Barbara (widow), r. 212 Steuart ,
Souter Daniel, r. 212 Steuart
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first dass make.
A.1TI)ERS0N & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 MontgomeiySt
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Souter Peter, carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r. 27
Bernard
SOUTH BARCELONA MINING CO. (Nye Co.,
Nev.), Warner Craig secretary, office 320 Sansom,
room 9
South Bay Railroad and Land Co. (Eureka, Humboldt
Co.), Charles Nelson secretary, office Pier 9, Steu
South Belvidere Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono
Co. Cal.), George C. Munro secretary, office 330
Pine, room 26
South Bodie Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.), Henry
Deas secretary, office ii Nevada Block
South Bonanza Mining Co., Frank Moyer secretary,
office 408 California
South British and National Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Companies (New Zealand), AV. J. Callingham
& Co. general agents, office 213 Sansom
South Bulwer Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.),
William Stuart secretary, office 320 San, room 12
South Chariot Mining Co. (Owyhee Co., Idaho), Wil-
liam H. McClintock secretary, office 330 Pine,
room 10
South Coast Furniture Manufacturing Co., George
Thomas proptr, S s Brannan, bet Fifth and Sixth
South Comstock Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.), J. M. Buffington secretary, office 309
California, room 4
South Emigrant Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), Orlando
H. Bogart secretarj', office 106 Leidesdorff
SOUTH END GRAIN W^VREHOUSE, John
Jennings proptr, cor Japan and Townsend
South End Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.) , R. N. "Van
Brunt secretary, office 318 Pine, room 6
South Feather Water and Union Mining Co. (Plumas
and Butte Cos., Cal.), Abraham Halsey secretary,
office 314 Montgomery
South Fork Mining and Canal Co. (Placer Co., Cal.),
Henry B. Congdon secretary, office 240 Montgom-
ery, room 3
SOUTH HARBOR POLICE STATION, 247
Steuart
South Hite Gold Mining Co. (of Boston), William H.
Widman agent, office 234 Montgomery, room 1
South Jefferson Mill and Mining Co., Frederick Madge
secretary, office C4 Merehants' Exchange Building
South Justice Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.) , W. S.
Marks secretary, office 203 Bush, room 8
South Lady Bryan Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey
Co., Nev.), E. C. Masten secretary, office 22 Ne-
vada Block
South Modoc Mining Co. (Inyo Co., Cal.), P. M. Mc-
Lyreus secretarj', offije 318 Pine, room 18
South Navajo Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), R. H.
Brown secretary, office 20 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
South Overman Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.},
David Wih'ier secretary, office 328 Mont, room 21
SOUTH PACIFIC COAST RAILROAD, (nar-
row Kauge) , A. E. Davis president, office 20-21 Ne-
vada Block
SOUTH PARK HOUSE, Kuhl & Langpaap
pruptrs, .')30 Third
South PiUh Livery Stables, Smith & Poultney proptrs,
:;14 Brannan
SOUTH PARK MAIiT HOUSE, Hermann
Zwieg proptr, Brannan, bet Fifth and Sixth
SOUTH PARK SAW MILLS, F. Korbel &
Brothers proptrs, cor Fifth and Bryant, office 311
Baitery
South r.vymaster Mining Co. (Ward Co., Nev.), Fred-
' erick R. Bunker secretary, office 600 Montgomery,
' rooms 2-3
I SOUTH POINT MILLS, A. M. Jewell & Co.
proptrs, N s Berry, bet Third and Fourth
; SOUTH POINT WAREHOUSE, Adams & Tay-
lor proptrs, Berry, bet Third and Fourth
South P(jtosi Mining Co. (Virginia, Nev.), E. A. Peck
I Secretary, office 418 California
I SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BREWERY. Hoel-
scher & Co. proptrs, cor Railroad and Fourteenth
I av8. South S. F.
I South San Francisco Dock Co., William Stuart secre-
tary, office 320 Sansom, room 12
I Sonth San Francisco Packing and Provision Co.
I (Josea G. Johnson, Henry Mohr, Hans Kroger,
and Charles Nouuenmann) , cor Fourth Av and M,
South S. F.
South San Francisco Park, William Spreen proptr.
Railroad Av, bet Eighth and Ninth avs. South
S. F.
South San Francisco Wool Scouring Factory, Frank
P. McLennan proptr. Railroad Av, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth avs, South S. F.
South Side Canal Co., Frank Moyer secretary, office
408 California
South Spring Hill Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.),
Warner Craig secretary, office 320 Sansom, room 9
South Standard Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), Charles
A. Sankey secretary, office 331 Mont, room 20
South Utah Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Charles
S.Healy secretary, office 45 Merchants' Exchange
Southack Frank L., chief clerk track dej^t Central
Pac. R. R., office NE cor Fouth and Townsend,
room 77, r. 1931 Jessie
Southard (widow) , r. 938 Howard
Southard J. B., attorney at law, office and r. 603
Merchant
Southara Mason C, mining secretary, office 4H>^
California, room 11, r. 331 Eddy
Souther Henry, druggist, r. 30 McAllister
Souther Horace O., plasterer J. M. Comerford, r. 333
Duncan
Souther John L., teamster, r. 314 Fifth
Souther Joseph N., office 410 Front, r. 1104 Market
Souther Margaret (widow), r. 1215 Jones
Souther Thomas A., cashier J. Y. Wilson & Co., r. 1215
Jones
Souther William H., bookkeeper Redington & Co., r.
30 McAllister
Southern Belle Silver Mill and Mining Co. (Esmeralda
Co., Nev.) , Emory L. Willard secretary, office 3j1
Montgomery, room 28
Southern Cross Hydraulic Mining Cq. (Placer Co.,
Cal.), C. T. Bridge secretary, office "224 California
Southern J., r., 621 California
Southern James J., steward S. S. City of Chester,
Oregon S. S. Co., r. 627 Vallejo
SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.,
Charles Crocker president, A. C. Bassett superin-
tendent, J. L.Willcutt secretary, general office NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, passenger depot
Townsend, bet Third and Fourth, freight depot
cor Fifth and Townsend, repair shops cor Six-
teenth and Harrison
Southern Star Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Silver
City, Nev.), O. D. Squire secretary, office 331
Montgomery, room 28
SOUTHERN THOMAS R., proptr Southern's
Writing Academy, 85-86 St. Ann's Building, r. S s
Twenty-first, bet Church and Sanchez
Southman Joseph, bricklayer, r. 16 Harlan PI
Southwell George, carpenter and builder, r. 926 Wash-
ington
Southwell George, pressman The Guide, r. 1094 Union
Southwell J. W., ijrofessor music, r. 1094 Union
Southwick Benjamin, boatbuilder, r. 13 Ritch
Southwick Edwin, drayman, 321 Front, r. 324 Minna
Southwick K., boatbuilder John Penney, r. 13 Ritch
Southwick William O., lather, r. 244 Minna
Southworth N. J. (widow), r. 20 Everett
Souza Joseph, cook Brady & Douleavy, r. Occidental
Lodgings
Sovea William, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
Sowatsky Frederick W., waiter S. F. Verein, 219 Sut
Sozin Charles W., cigarmaker, r. 119 William
Spaar Christian (Eggers & Spaarj, r. 627 Green
Spaar Christopher, clerk Nicholas Elmer, SW cor
Powell and Greenwich
Spaar Conrad, engineer Washington Brewery, r. 18
Jausen
Spaar Henry, r. 2113 Taylor
Spaar John (Eggers & Spaar), r, 2009 Taylor
Spader Jeremiah v., bookkeeper Haggin & Tevis, r.
2300 California
Spadier Pietro, shoemaker, r. 3 Central PI
Spadini Aiigelo, teacher music, r. 1921}^ Mason
Spadini A. S., musician California Theatre, r. 19213^
Mason
Spadoni Joseph, clei-k freight department Central
Pac. R. R., r. 604 Third
Spaelti Fr., compositor S. F. Abend Post, r. Swiss
Hotel
Spafford E. Mrs., r. 803 Montgomery
Spafi'ord James M. (J. M. Spafford & Co.),r. East
Oakland
Spafford J. M. & Co. (William C. Spafford), general
commission merchants and maunufacturera'
agents, 310-312 Clay
Spafford John G., teamster, r. 509 Washington
Bullock & Jones, 1C5 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
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Spafford William C. (J. M. Spafford & Co. ) , r. Chi-
cago
Spaight John C, salesman Eeane Bros., r. 11)19 Stov
8palt;ht Patrick, uiilk dairy, W s Wayne nr Uuiou
SPAIX, Gamilo Martin, consul, office 2il Sausoni
Spalding Charles N. Rev., assistant rector Trinity
Church, r. Cll Mas^n
SPAL.DING EDWARO B. REV., principal
Trinity School, r. 512 Stockton
SpaldiuK Louisa Mrs., proprietress Ralston House,
12'22 Pine
SPALDING VOI.NEY, manajjer Cosmopolitan
Spauldlng Ella F., domestic 710 Capp
Spaulding George (Spaulding, Barto k Co.), r. HOB
Clay
Spaulding George W., attorney at law, r. 211 Polk
8pauldiu« Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono
Co., Cal.), J. Berolzhime secretary, olUco 117 Bat
Spaulding Henry K., attorney at law, office 220 8an-
som, room 11, r. la-l McAllister
Spaulding James O., bookkeeper Heynemann & Oo.,
110'.i Clay
Spauldiug Jiimes L., salesman S. F. Cracker Co., p.
357 Eleventh
Hotel, SW cor Bush and San.som, aud physician, Spaulding Jerome, deputy county tax collector r SB
office andj. 1222 Pine cor Sixth and Harrison
Spalding Wilffam E., r. Mi Fifth
Spalding. See Spauldiu
Spalt Philip, drayman Getz Brothers & Co., r. 510
Ninth
Spamcr Adam, r. 553 J^ Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Spamer August, driver H. Westerield, r. Ws Pennsyl-
vania Av, ur Yolo
Spamer Henry (Gumpertz & Spamer), r. 553>4 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Spangenberg Adolph, machinist Jonathan Kittredge,
r. 'lUH Sixth
Spangenberg E. H., safemakor Jonathan Kittredge, r.
214';. Sixth
Spanger P., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 7 New Mont
Spangler Jane (widow) , r. l«lf> Hyde
Spangler Peter, carpenter, r. Ninth Av, nr K, South
S. F.
Spaui Joseph, dairyman Henry Schwerin, r. County
Line, bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Spauier Joseph, liquor saloon, 112 Post, r. lOG Post
Spanish American Club Rooms, 212 Sutter
Spanish Mutual Benev. Soc. Thomas M. Jewett secre-
I tary, office SW cor Wasliington and Jackson
Spann Charles, r. Park Hottl
Spanuagel Charles, bakery, 115 Seventh
Spannhacke Autou, laborer Weed & Gorie, r. 510 1
Minna
Spannhacke August, r. 311 Chestnut
I Spannhacke Henry, salesman John P. Lysett, r. 314
I Chestnut
Spanton James, paints and oils, 1214 Polk
I Spanton John, painter, r. 14 Sumner
I Spargo John, bricklayer James H. Mitchell, r. 222G
! Howard
j Sparks , clerk Prescott House
I Sparks Charles (Weston & Sparks), r. 1420 Jackson
Sparks Harvey, attorney at law, r. HOfJ Kiaruy
Sparks James C., stockbroker, r. 812 Filbert
Sparks Lillie S. Miss, r. SoG Mission
Sparks William, bookkeeper Bryant & Cook, r. 12
Second Av
Sparks T>'illiam, master mariner, r. 251 Bryant Av
• Sparks William H., merchant, r, 856 Mission
Sparling Henry, laboror C. £. Haseltine,r. N 8 Green,
I nr Battery
I Sparney Dennis, Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 New
j Montgomery
Sparrow Albert R., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r.
I 2211 Taylor
I Sparrow Anthony, barber Stable & Bernhard, r. 420
Kearny
I Sparrow Edward D., printer, r. 2211 Taylor
Sparrow John, machinehand Pac. Barrel and Keg Fac-
tory, r. 20 Decatur
I Sparrow John T., market, 35 Clementina, r. 33 Clem
i SPARROW JOSEPH, groceries aud liquors, 33
I Clementina
Sparrow Joseph W., jeweler California Jewelry Co.,
r. 33 Clementina
Sparrow Sarah, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Sparrow William, wnodcarver, r. 26 Decatur
Spatti Fredoline, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5^ Kearny
Spatz Charles H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r.
21023^ Mason
Spatz Henry, r. 2102 3^ Mason
Spatz John H., cari^enter, r. 2102 }■; Mason
Spaulding Andrew, optician, watchmaker, and jew-
eler, 122 Fourth
SPAULDING, BARTO & CO. (George Spauld-
ing, Harrison Barto, and Solon H.Williams), book
and j'lb printers, 414 Clay
Spaulding C. A., attorney at law, r. 1309 Leavenworth
Spauldiug Charles H., sawsmith Nathan W. Spauld-
ing, r. 411 Folsom
Spaulding Charles J. (Johnson & Co.), r. 301 Turk
Spaulding Charlotte Mrs., cloakmaker, r. 54 Third
! Spaulding John (John Si)a>ildlng k Co.), r. 1710 Clay
SPAVL.DING .JOHN tt CO., proptrs Pioneer
Carpet Beating Machines, 353-3.55 Tehama
Spaulding Julia (widow), r. 10 Cliavelaud
Spaulding Madison, bricklayer and plasterer, 306)4
Jessie, rear
i SPAULDING NATHAN W., sawsmithing and
repairing, 17-19 Fremont aud (Paciflc Saw Mauuf.
I Co.), r. Oakland
' Spaulding Nathaniel U., carpenter new U. 8. Ap-
praiser's Building, r. lii.'^ lloff.Vv
: Spaulding Oscar T. (P. Hiukle & Co.), r. 216 Seven-
teenth
I Spaulding Rhoda J. (widow), r. 1918 Stevenson
Spaulding. See Spalding
Spear A. F. & Co. (J. G. Lavensaler) , stevedores, office
Pier 22, Steuart
Spear Alexander F. (A. F. Spear & Co.),r. 2908 Folsom
Spear Charles J., foreman Buckingham & Hecht, r. 32
Fourth
Spear Edward S. (Edward S. Spear k Co.), r. 817 Bush
SPEAR EDWARD S. «& CO. (Joseph 8. Spear,
Sr., aud Joseph S. Spear, Jr.), auctioneers and
commission merchants, and furniture storage
warehouse, 729 Market
Spear George, seamau, r. Sailors' Home
Spear Gustavus L. .bookkeeper Edward S. Spear k Co.,
r. 912 Pine
Spear John I. (Spear, Meade & Co.), r. Oakland
Spear Joseph S. Jr. (Edward S. SiJear k Co.), r. NW
cor Ellis and Powell
Spear Joseph S. Sr. (Edward S. Spear & Co.), r. 817
Bush
SPEAR, MEADE <Sc CO. (John I. Spear and
George W. Meade), general commission mer-
chants, 31(;-318 Washington
Spear Robert, clerk, r. IHiKi Kearny
SPEAR STREET MILLS, F. W. Glade proptr,
30-32 Spear
SPEAR ST. WHARF, foot Spear
Spear Thomas A., clerk naval office Custiim House, r.
I Oakland
Spear Thomas G., printer, r. 1719 Post
Spear Thomas R., denti.>-t, office 235 Kearny, r. 1151
I Mission
Spear Walter, conductor Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 1509
I Leavenworth
I Spear William N., with R. M. Sherman, r. 606 Mont
1 Spear. Specr
Spearly Henry, laborer C. E. Haseltine
I Spearman Andrew D., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co.,
I r. 599 Ellis
Spearman Catherine (widow), r. 438 Jessie
i Spearman Michael, speculator, r. 705 Front
I Spears .Alexander, second assistant euglueer O. & O.
S. S. Belgic
j Spears David, cooper freight department Central Pac.
I R. B., r. «2,S Folsom
Specht George, cook, r. 18 Anna
Specht Johu, cigar manufacturer, r. 522 Filbert
Specht Wilhelmina (widow), r. 409 Sutter
I SPECIAL AGENT POST-OFFICE DB-
I PARTMENT, otlice 320 Sausom, room 43
I SPECIAL AGENT V. S. TREASURY DK-
I PAHTMKNT, office Custom House, third floor
; Specie Tunnel Mining Co., W. H. Harper secretary,
office 320 Sansom, rooms 02-.54
■ Speck Catherine (widow), r. 654 Bryant, bet Fifth
' and Sixth
' Speck John, blacksmith, r. 12 Jackson
I Specknian Frederick F., gro<'eries and liquora, NE cor
' Mission and Fourth, r. Ill Fourth
Speckter Henry, r. r>72 Natonia
Specter WeinbergB., liquorHaloon, Hooper, bet Third
and Fourth
Speed John, speculator, r.237 Stevenson
BEAMISH'S Shirts aw the Tjest. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Speedie Mary (-widow) , housekeeper, NE cor Meiggs'
Wharf and Francisco
Speer Chiirles, welldigger, r. Twenty-eighth, bet Noe
and Sanchez
Speer Hugh J. (Spinney & Co.), physician, ofiBce 11
Kearny, rooms lS-14, r. 609 Pine
Speer William J. (Harty & Speer) , r. 213 Broadway
Speetzen Henry F., cabinetmaker Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 2014 Hyde
Spehl George, broiler Palace Hotel
Speidell Adolph, coppersmith West Coast Ice Co., r.
22 Tehama
Speier Bernard, clerk John Kosenfeld, r. 1513 Tyler
Speier. See Spier, and Speyer
Speight Ellen (widow), r. 82G;^ Twentieth
Speller Adolph, peddler, r. 902 Sacramento
Spellan James, laborer, r. 107 William
Spellan Lizzie (widow), r. 1108 Howard
Spellman Augusta Miss, wigmaker Charles Kosche,
r. 306 Jessie
Spellman John, barber Henry W. Stable, r. 16 Anna
Spellman Joseph , tailor, 625 Commercial
Spellman Julia (widow) , r. N s Vallejo, nr San, rear
Spellman Katie, domestic 21 Glen Park Av
Spellman Martin, cari)enter,r. W s Eureka, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Spellman Michael, laborer, r. N s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Spellman P., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Spellman R. (widow), r. 11 Antonio
Spellman. See Spillman
Spelman John, teamster John Schwegerle & Co., r.
519 Fourth
Spelty Frederick C, teacher, r. 1002 Montgomery
Spence Abel S. (A. S. Spence & Co.), r. Nucleus House
Spence A. H., r. 2414 Washington
Spence A. S. A; Co., novelties and fancy goods, 24
Geary
Spence James, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
Black Point
Spence Stewart J., dentist, r. 8 Taylor
Spence William A. (Spence & Johnson), r. 1532 Clay
Spence & Johnson (William A. Spence and Robert J.
Johnson) , tish dealers, 93 California Market
Spencer .engineer Sutter St. R. B.
Spencer Aaron G., machinist Golden State and Miners
Iron Works, r. 12(5 Fifth
Spencer A. G. Mrs., manager Inglewood House, 126
Fifth
Spencer AlexanderO.. freight clerk S. S. City of Ches-
ter, r. 633 California
Spencer Alrich, printer, r. 1230 Mission
Spencer Amos C., driver Bowen Brothers, r. 1532 Polk
Spencer Anna (widow), r. 346 Third
Spencer Anne (widow) , r. 908 Powell
Spencer Brothers (Herscher A. and John C.) , millinery,
lOlG Marked-
Spencer Christopher, ehipcarpenter, r. 309 Fremont
Spnicer David, liquor saloon, 300 Folsom, r. 306 Fol
SpciiifT David Jr., r. 306 Folsom
Spencer Eliza (widow) , r. 317 Green, rear
Spencer Eugene W., salesman Marcus C. Hawley & Co.,
SW cor Market and Beale
Spencer F. J., r. 114 Twelfth
Spencer Frederick M., milkman, r. 1925 Bush
Spencer Frederick W. (Sharp & Spencer) , r. 404 Tyler
Spencer George, r. 521 Pacific
Spencer George, clerk Hermann Boedeker, r. 317
Green
Spencer George, first ofiicerstm Express, r. 32 Everett
Spencer George, seaman, r. 32 Everett
Spencer George W., bricklayer, r. 925 Poet
Spencer George W., special agent /Etna Insurance Co.
of Hartford, office 311 California, r. 2 Martha PI
Spencer Herbert H., salesman J.J. O'Brien & Co., r.647
Howard
Spencer Herscher A. (Spencer Brothers) , r. 920 Market
Spencer House, Mrs. J. Bruce proprietress, 963 Miss
Spencer James, r. 624 California
Spencer James, groom, r. 366 Natoma
Spencer James, laborer P. M. S. S. Co-'s Wharf
Spencer James, stevedore, r. E s Prospect Av, nrCoso
Av, Bernal Heights
Spencer James C, clerk Cal. Steam Navigation Co.,
r. 1201 Webster
Spencer Jemima, domestic 316 Page
Spencer J. J., r. 530 Howard
Spencer John C. (Spencer Brothers) , r. 920 Market
Spencer John W., contractor, r. 713 Valencia
Spencer Joseph, tailor, r. 909 Greenwich
Spencer Louis C, carpenter, r. SW cor San Jose Av
and Elizabeth
Spencer Lowell B., clerk George Howes & Co., r. Bush,
nr Leavenworth
Spencer Myra M., teacher music, r. 908 Powell
Spencer Oliver H., attorney at law, office 408 Califor-
nia, r. 1012 Mason
Spencer Robert, r. 1159 Folsom
Spencer Samuel A., laborer Domestic Restaurant, r.
Veranda House
Spencer Thomas F., clerk Edwards, Pickens & Ful-
ton, r. 126 Fifth
Spencer Thomas M., r. 308 Hayes
Spencer Thomas W. C, machinist Union Ironworks,
r. 534 Howard 0
Spencer William, laborer, r. 602 Natoma
Spencer William H., bookkeeper, r. 340 Fremont
Spencer William W., compositor Spaulding, Barto &
Co., r. 419 Stockton
Spengemann Charles, liquor saloon, SW cor Summer
and Spring, r. 1 Quincy PI
Sperandeo Charles, barber Lampe Bros., r. 534 Grove
Speranza Adelina, teacher vocal music and pianoforte,
r. 104 Kearny
Speranza Dominico, professor and teacher vocal mu-
sic, and director Italian Musical Institute, 104
Kearny
Sperb Jacob, porter Whittler, Fuller k Co., r. Oak-
land
Sperl Charles (Fairbanks & Sperl), r. 15 Stockton,
rear
Sperling Frank, commission merchant, office 309 Cali-
fornia, room 15, r. 1331 Pine
SPERLING MARK E. (M. E. Sperling & Co.),
and mining secretary, office 309 California, room
15. r. 1331 Pine
SPERLING M. E. & CO., commission mer-
chants, office 309 California, room 15
Spero Isaac, millinery goods, 229 Fell
Sperry A. B., student Heald's Business College
Sperry Alexander, with Pac. Rubber Paint Co., r. 321
Clementina
Sperry Austin (Sperry & Co.), r. Oakland
Sperry Louis, engraver Zacharias & Green, 126 Kear
Sperry S. Willard (Sperry & Co.), r. Stockton
Sperry William, wireworker Cal. Wire Works, r. 1235
Market
Sperry & Co. (Austin and S. W. Sperry), proptrs Sper-
ry's Flouring Mills (Stockton) , office 22 Cal
Spetz Konrad, laborer O. Sciaccaluga, r. 250 Turk
Speyer Brothers (Daniel and Leo) , stockbrokers, 337
Pine
Speyer Daniel (Speyer Brothers), r. 1517 Van Ness Av
Speyer David E., with Bachman Bros., r. 311 Dupont
Speyer Isaac, salesman Moses A. Wolfe, r. 321 Taylor
Speyer Jacob W. (Philip, Speyer & Co.) , r. Hamburg,
Germany
Speyer Leo (Speyer Brothers) , r. 29 Dupont
Speyer Louis, salesman Stange & Hink, r. 249 Six-
teenth
Speyer Morris, insiirance broker, office 307 California,
r. 2412 Washington
Speyer Walter, with Philip, Speyer & Co., 425 Cal
Speyer. See Spaer, Speier and Spier
Spiegel Christian (Union Furniture Manuf Co.), r.
440 Branuau
Spiegel Jacob, sawyer Union Furniture Manuf Co., r.
560 Twentieth
Spiegel Louis, teamster D. E. Allison »& Co., r. 745
Folsoiu
Spiegel William (Union Furniture Manuf Co.), r. 122
Welsh
Spiek William, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 72
Everett
Spielman Henry, jeweler William Baehr, r. 413
Drumm
Spier Charles, salesman Ezra B. Bullock, r. 542 Green
Spier William, barber Frank Harris, r. Overland
House
Spiers James (Hinckley, Spiers & Hayes), r. 1620 Sut
Spies F., upholsterer and paperhaiiger, 60.t Powell
Spiesz Joseph, shoemaker Robert Hess, r. 325 Sutter,
rear
Spillane Dennis, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 336 Shipley
Spillane Hugh, porter Lasar, Schwartz & Levy, r. SE
cor Fulton and Lyon
Spillane Jeremiah, laborer, r. SE cor Fulton and Lyon
Spillane John, clerk assistant Adjutant General Mili-
tary Division Pacific, r. 714 Pine
Spillane John P., physician, office 128}^ Fourth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STORE. 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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Spillard Annie, domestic 1217 Geary
Spillard Cliristoplier, r. 308 Linden
Spillard KUen, domistic 10-47 H.irriPon
Spillard Kitbard, carp, utc-r. r. (408) 308 Linden
Spillcr Frank F., attoruey at law, offire 022 Clay, room
6, r. 32 Sixth
Spillcr Frank M., r. 142Natonia
Spillcr William J., clerk Frank F. Sjjiller, r. 142 Na-
toiua
SplUuian Nicholas, hostler, r. 207 JIontt;omery Av
Spilnian Hcury J., master mariner, r. i Beale PI
Sx)ilnian John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Spilman. See Spellman
Spilter H'ury, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Spinas Elic, conk Li< k House, r. 519 Bush
Spinas L., r. 703 Jessie
Spincilcr Jacob, barber stm Yosemite, r. 505 Green-
wich
Spinelli Biagi. laborer, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Spiuctta Joseph, r. S s Dupi'Ut, btt Green and Vallejo
Spinetti Antuuio, business agent, office COO Montgom-
ery, room 23, r. 520 Gre; n
Spluetti John A., clerk Ntptuue B. Mulville, r. 520
Green
Spink Daniel, foreman Chsrles Rickman, r. 34 Jessie
Spink James A. (Samuel P. Spink & Sons), r. Alameda
S;)ink Samuel P. (Samuel P. Spink & Sons), r. 32
Fourth
Spink Samuel P. Jr. (Samuel P. Spink & Sons) , r. Ala-
meda
Spink Simuel P. & Sons (James A and Samuel P.
Spink Jr.) , IXL Gold and Silver Plating Works, 7
Ftairth
Spinks Chiirles N., plumberWilliam Enright & Co., r.
NE cor Hyde and Pine
Spinner Alexandtr, laborer Empire Brewery, r. 315
Francisco
Spinney George L., bookkeeper H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 161.") Larkin
SPIXNEY GEORGE R., mining secretary, office
310 Pine, room 44, r. 1615 Larkin
Spinney Joseph, shipcarpentcr, r. 446 Braunan
Spinney TS'aldron S., superintendent S. F. Cordage
Factory, r. 22 Stanly PI
Spiuney & Co.(Hugh J. Speer), physicians and sur-
geons, 11 Kearny, rooms 13-14
Spintler Geort;e, cabinetmaker, r. 556 Brannan
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES (weekly), Marcus D.
Boruck publisher and proptr, office 621 Sansom
Spiro Morris (Abrahams & Spiro) , r. 1916 Sutter
Spiro Pauline (widow), r. .542 Jessie
Spitter Henry, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Sj^itz Abraham, bookkeeper Son Brothers, r. The
Baldwin
Spitz Bertha Mme., hairdressing saloon, and wig-
maker, 328 Kearny
Spitz Jacob, salesman Son Brothers, r. Grand Hotel
Spitz Leon, wigmaker, 328 Kearny
Spitze Paul, deputy City and County Surveyor, r. 6
Erie
Splaine James, laborer, r. 107 WJliam, rear
Splaine Jennie Miss, dressmaker, r. 30 Jessie, bet Sev-
enth and Eighth
Splaine William, shoemaker D. W. Emerson, r. 209
Ritch
Splan John, r. The Baldwin
Splun John, laborer, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet San
Jose Av and Dolores
Splann Dennis, lumberman, r. 11 Cleaveland, rear
SPHV.41.0 AUGUSTUS D., attorney at law,
office 72-73 Montgomery Block, r. 2221 Taylor
SPLIVALO C^«SAR R.. mauuf Italian pastes,
maccaroni, vermicelli, farina, etc., proptr Cali-
fornia Italian Paste Co. and California Flour and
Feed Mills, office 704 Sansom, r. 500 Ellis
Spllvalo Stephen, supt Caesar B. Splivalo, r. 506 Ellis
Splivalo Vincent, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Spliid William, seaman, r. 250 Spear
Spofford John, cook Quaker City Restaurant, r. 509
Washington
Spofford John L., shipjoiner, 413 Main, r. 310 Grove
Spohn Joseph, butcher P. H. Newman, r. 288 Union
Spohn Lizzie Miss, dressmaker, r. 2H8 Union
Spohn Mary E. Miss, dressniaker, r. 288 Union
Spohr Louis P., bamessmaker William TrumbuU, r.
825 Vallejo
Spooner Benjamin F., carpenter, r. 1 Ewer PI
Spooner Ida Miss, solicitor Women's Co-operative
Printing Union
Spooner Thomas, laborer, r. 260 Minna
Spooner Thomas, salesman L. 0. Sresovlch, r. nr Ban
Miguel Station
Spoor Henry C, livery and sale stables, W s Haight,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OP CALIFORNIA,
William Stuart Becr.tary, office 320 San, room 12
Spof-ito John (Larkins * Sposito), r. 8 Sonoma PI
Spotomo John B., poultry dealer, r. S16 Octnvia
Spottiswotid John, bookkeeper Donohoe, Kelly k Co.,
r. 2020 Ellis
Spotts James H., commodore U. S. N.,r. 19 South
Park
Spotts T. T., r. 19 South Park
Sprague A., seaman Pacific Mail S. 8. City of Syd-
ney
Sprague Abbie F. Miss, as«istant Fourth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 11107 O'Farrell
SPRAGUE .ADNA, lifjuor saloon, junction Mar-
ket, EUi.s, and Stockton, r. 110 Fourth
Sprague Alfred P., carpi liter, r. 521 Twenty-second
Sprague Edward B., chrk International Hotel
Sprague Frames (widow), r. 4183^ l-owt
Sprague George, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Sprague George H., clerk A. JI. Simpson & Bro.,r. 284
Union
Sprague George H., conductor Central R. R.
Sprague Ira B.. master mariner, r. 28 Pleasant
Sprague J. C, carpenter, r. 108 Taylor
Sprague Josie Miss, teacher, r. .521 Twenty-second
Sprague Julia, domestic 2012 Broadway
Sprague Mary A. (widow), r. 521 Twenty-second
Sprague Rufus W., physician, i fflee 34 Kearny, r. 1713
Webster
Sprague Samuel S., clerk Linslev & Co.,r. 1U07 O'Far-
rell
Sprague William E., master mariner, r. 28 Pleasant
Spratt George S.. real-estate agent, r. 510 Mason
Spratt Jo.seph, plasterer, r. .'54 First
Spratt William, r. 1051 Market
Spreckels Adolph B., secretary Cal. Sugar Eeflnery.
office 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels C. August, secretary IJawaaian Commercial
Co., office 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
SPRECKELS CL.AUS, president Cal. Sugar Re-
finery, office 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
SpreckeLs Henry, dairyman Krntst W. Klevesahl, r.
Soett, bet Greenwich and Lombard
Spreckels Heiirv Mrs. (widow), r. 336 Thirteenth
SPRECKELS JOHN D., vice-president Cal.
Sugar Refinery, office 215 Front, r. 2027 Howard
Spreckels Peter, office 210 California
Spreckelsen Theodore von(Spreckel8en k Co.), r. 1027
McAllister
Spreckelsen & Co. (Theodore von Spreckelsen and Paul
Meyer), wholesale cigars and tobacco, 32(i Clay
Spreeu William, proptr South S. F. Park, Railroad
Av, bet Eighth and Ninth avs, South 8. F., r.
Ninth Av, nr Railroad Av
Sprigg George, molder, r. 518 Howard
Spriggs Frank, r. 568 Howard
Spriggs Samuel, r. 715 Howard
Sprindao Charles, hairdresser The Baldwin, r. 534
Grove
Spring Auuie, chambermsiiii Grand Hotel
Spring Creek Ditihand Hydraulic MiningCo. (Shasta
Co., Cal.), Abraham Halsey secretary, office 314
Montgomery
Spring Edward 8., stock editor Evening Post, r. 802
Van Ness Av
Spring Francis S., real estate, office 705 Sansom, r. 812
Chestnut
Spring George W., fruits, etc., 8E cor Fourth and
Berry, r. NW cor Fourth and Berry
Spring Henry, cook, r. 119 Jackson
Spring Henry, master mariner, r. 110 Jackson
Spring JolinR., real esitate, office 705 Sansom. r. Grand
Hotel
SPRING MEXZO.manuf Dr. Ely's artificial limbs,
9 Geary
Spring Norah, chambermaid Grand Hotel
Spring Valley Mining and Irrigating Co. (Cherokee,
Butte Co., Cal.), Louis Glass secretary, office 402
Front
SPRING VALLEY WATER WORKS, Charles
Webb Howard president, William Norris secre-
tarv, office 516 California
Spring" William, r. 308 Sutter
Springer Abraham, salesman I. Jacobs k Co., r. 16
Hickory Av
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Springer Douglas, waiter McCauley & Young, r.^Sl*
Sixth
Springer G. 'W., clerk Nicholas Castis, r. 314 Sixth
Springer Henry L., barber Max Levy, r. 79 Perry
Springer Jason (Jason Springer & Co.) , r. Alameda
SPRINGER JASON & CO. (W. H. Salsbury) ,
commission agents, and dealers doors, sashes, -win-
dow glass, lumber, etc., SE cor Mission and Spear
Springer Eansom, salesman Jason Springer & Co., r.
Oakland
Springer R. C. Mrs., artist, NW cor O'Farrell andDup
Springer Samuel F., bookkeeper Pacific Commercial
Co., r. 1018 Hyde
Springer William, carpenter, r. 314 Sixth
Springer William K., lumber dealer, r. 610}^ Nine-
teenth
Springett Howard A., second lieutenant Fourth Artil-
lery U. S. A., Presidio Eeservation
Springman Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 437 Fulton
Springmiller John, brewer Pacific Vinegar Works, r.
12 Lewis
Sprintz Rudolph, clerk, r. 21 Sixth
Sproat C, drilimaster Gold and Stock Telegraph Co.,
r. 1511 Jackson
Sproat Florenthe Mrs., r. 1718 Pine
Sproston John, superintendent agencies Mutual Life
Ins. Co., office 214 Sansom, r. 1606 Howard
Sprott Maggie Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 205 J^ Fifteenth
Sproul Alary Ann (widow) , r. W 8 Central Bead, nr
Giant Powder Works
Sproul Edward, steward H. H. Toland, r. 810 Jackson
Sprouts George, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Sprowl Edward G., clerk Liverpool and London and
Globe Insurance Co., r. 639 Twenty-third
Spruiince John (Spruance. Stanley & Co.), r. Oakland
SPRU-4NCE, STANLEY & CO. (John Spruance
and Samuel L. Stanley), wholesale wines and
liquors, 410 Front
Spruegel Christian, liquor saloon, Railroad Av, bet
Eighth and Ninth avs. South S. F.
Spruegel William, butcher, r. cor Tenth and Railroad
avs. South S. F.
Spruhan Walter, tailor John Whalen, r. 9 Geary
Sprunck Henry, laborerHenryHoesch,r. 83 Stevenson
Sprung T.H., painter Pacific Improvement Co., r.
2005 Folsom
Spruzzola C, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5}^ Kearny
Spruzzola Luigi, cook Bocken & Baccala, r. 540 Com
Spuhn Fritz, r. 10 Fremont
SpuUer Louis, porter Rev. Joseph F. Alemauy, r. 62;:J
California
SpuUer Minnie, -domesti; 2030 Pacific Av
Spurr Susan (widow) , nurse, r. 217 Mason
Squaglia O., merchant tailor, 232 Montgomery Av
Squalia Pascuale, clerk Guisseppi Galli, r. NE cor
Vallejo and Dupont
Squist Johannes, porter, r. 1818 Dupont
Squibel Alex, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Squire Alexander E., typesetter, r. 934 Howard
Squire Emily L. (widow), r. 10 Oak
Squire James E. insiaector Custom House, r. 812 Web-
ster
Squire John, cutter Williams Bros., r. 1226 Howard
Squire Lovell, bookkeeper Cutting Packing Co., r. 418
Sutter
Squire Nellie (widow) , r. 436 Twenty-second
Squire O D., mining secretary, office 331 Montgom-
ery, room 28, r. East Oakland
Squires B., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Squires Emma A. Miss, r. 516 Van Ness Av
Squires Ethaniel, r. 117 Seventh
Squires George, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Peking
Squire.s George Mrs. (widow) , r. 915 Jones
Squires George D., journalist S. F. Morning Call, r. 24
Washington Av
Squires George L., captain S. S. Gussie Telfair, r. 915
Jones
Squires James A., cutter Mills, Leak & Co., r. 315 Geary
Squires Nathaniel L., fraits, 1606 Polk
Squires Thomas, horse dealer, r. 286 Stevenson
Sresovich Joseph, with Luke G. Sresovich, r. San Jose
SRESOVICH LUKE G., wholesale dealer foreign
and domestic fruits, 505-507 Sansom, r. 308 Lom-
bard
Sresovich Nicholas, with L. G. Sresovich, r. 1101
Powell
Srieo John, r. 706 Montgomery
Sroufe A. Mrs., r. 322 Ellis
Sroiife John (Sroufe & McCrum), r. 322 Ellis
Sroufe Renold, barkeeper, r. 230 Kearny
SROUFE Si 3IcCRU3I (John Sroufe and Hugh
McCrum), importers wines and liquors, 409-411
Front
St. Amant David, varnisher, r. 9J^ Boardman PI
ST. ANDREAV'S SOCIETY, rooms 232 Sutter
ST. ANN'S BUILDING, NW cor Powell and Eddy
ST. ANN'S REST, Schmidt & Butler proptrs, NW
cor Powell and Eddy
ST. BONIFACE ORPHAN ASYLUM, Miss
Catherine Gross matron, 112 Grove
St. Charles' Hotel, Costerouzze & Cassabonne proptrs,
311-313 Pacific
St. Clair Charles, clerk Baker & Hamilton, r. 129H
Clara
St. Clair Charles, steward Franklin Hotel, 321 Pacific
St. Clair Daniel, seaman, r. Steuart Street House, 104
Steuart
St. Clair Dearing, r. 415 Mason
St. Clair Heiry, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.
St. Clair Henry, musician, r. 1313 Green
St. Clair Isaac'p., car driver, r. 1204 Larkin
St. Clair John, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
St. Clair John, painter Central Pa,c. R. R., r. 433 Jessie
St. Clair M., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
St. Clair W. D., r. 2029 Pine
St. Clair William F., driver James Neil, r. Silver Av,
nr University Mound College
St. Cloud House, Mrs. A. J. Cott'ee proprietress, 418
Sutter
St. Cricq Auguste, baker, r. 634 Pacific
St. Croix Charles D., seaman, r. 117 Drumm
St. Cyr Cecil Miss, actress Adelphi Theater, r. 8J<
Turk
ST. DAVID'S HOUSE, Rienzi Hughes proptr,
715 Howard
ST. DENIS JULES, house and signpainter,
paperhanger and dealer, paints and wall i^aper,
1305 Stockton, r. 1318 Pacific
St. Denis Leon, miller, r. 314 Lilly Av
St. Denis Lewis, bartender W. A. Hughes, r. 1027
Clay
St. George The, Timothy Sargent manager, 812 Kear-
ny
ST. IGNATIUS COLLEGE, 841 Market
St. James House, Robert Orford proptr, 906 Market
St. John Benjamin G., lumber surveyor. Pier 10,
Steuart, r. 11 Pearl
St. John Catherine Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manu-
facturing Co., r. Tenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South
S. F.
St. John Edward P., builder, NE cor Washington and
Maple, r. 2510 California
St. John Ellen, domestic 1624 Clay
St. John H. A. Mrs., assistant Rincon Grammar School,
r. 11 Pearl
St. John Henry S., clerk Jonathan Hunt & Son, r. 11
Pearl
St. John John, laborer, r. Tenth Av, near Railroad Av,
South S. F.
St. John Lulu Miss. r. Elm House
St. John Margaret Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manu-
facturing Co., r. Tenth Av, near Railroad Av,
South S. F.
St. John Quicksilver Mining Co., Charles Langley &
Co. agents, olfice NE cor Front and Pine
St. John Richard, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
St. John Pilchard, waiter National Hotel, 411 Pacific
St. John Richard A., stockbroker, office 306 Montgom-
ery, r. 213 Mason
St. Joseph's Catholic Temperance Society Hall, W s
Tenth, bet Folsom and Howard
St. Joseph's Fire and Marine Insurance Co., John Rae
Hamilton general agent, <iffice 221 Sansom
St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Infant Asylum, E 8 Q
bet Seventeenth and Nineteenth Avs, South 8. F.
St. Julien Catherine Mrs., domestic 1410 Sacramento
St. Julien Emily (widow), r. 518}^ Montgomery Av
St. Julien Paul, salesman Reiss Brothers & Co., r.
518,'4 Montgomery Av
St. Lawrence James H., cigars and tobacco, 338 Bush,
r. 314 Bush
ST. LAAVRENCE LIVERY STABLE, McCord,
Bridge & Co. proptrs, 212 Sutter
St. Ledger Authony\ cook John Reagan, r. 12 Miller
PI, rear
St. Ledger Bridget Miss, dressmaker, r. 412 Shotwell
St. Ledger Mary (widow), r. 412 Shotwell
St. Ledger Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 412 Shotwell
St. Louis Hotel, Nicholas Baker proptr, 11-13 Pacific
BULLOCK Si JO^ 5^' -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
Gentlemen's Pmnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 70C to 716 Eearay St
ST. L
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St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern Railway, T. H.
Dearborn general nRont, otliee -i New Mout
St. Louis Mining Co. (Silver City, Nev.), W. E. Dean
seeritury, office 'JO.t 13ush, room H
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL., George H. Jenks,
M. D. superintendent, E s San Jose Av, bet
Twenty-Beventli and Twentv-eightli
ST. MARK'S BUIL.DLNG, , S\V cor Kearny and
Morton
ST. MARY'S COLLEGE, Brother Justin preBl-
deut, E s Mission, 4 miles from City Hall
ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL, N s Bryant, bet First
and Rincon PI
St. Nieholas Hotel, John C. Cornyn proptr, 212-210
First
St. Nicholas Insurance Co. (New York) , Edward E.
Potter agent, office 200 Sansom
St. Patrick's Mutual Aid Association Nos. 1 and 2, 771
Market
St. Paul Ambroise, physician, office and r. 850 Market
St. Paul Charles, fresco painter, r. 3:5 Fifth
ST. PAUL'S IKSURAXCE CO. (of St. Paul,
Minn.), Hutchinson & Maun agents, office 320-324
California
St. Rose Academy (Dominican Sisters), Tyler, bet
Steiner and Pierce
St. Supery Antoine (Antoine St. Supery & Co.), r. 54
Tehama
St. Supery Antoine & Co. (Baptista Passama) , saw-
dust and sand dealers, 131 Main
St. Ulpreiy Celestin, waiter F. Lacoste, r. 315 Jessie
St. Vincent School, Sister Bruno principal, S s Mis-
sion, bet New Montgomery and Third
Staacke Adolph, cabinetmaker, r. 516 Stockton
Staacke George, accountant Thomas Bell, r. G05 Bush
Staake Ernst, confectionery and toys, 1«17 Powell
Staats Hannah (widow), r. 201) Prospect PI
Staats J. F., groceries and liquors, 955 Harrison
Staats Touko, millhand Capitol Mills
Staber Joseph C, machinist Union Iron Foundry, r.
1)77 Harrison
Stacey Henry, assistant weigher Custom House, r.W s
Dolores, bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eightli
Stacey Mary N., compositor Alta California, r. 612
Powell
Stacey William, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Stacey. See Stacy
Stacio Anton, laborer What Cheer House Restaurant,
52'J Sacramento
Stack Edmund, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 827
Folsom
Stack Edwin J., traveling salesman, r. 311 Stockton
Stack James, hostler City R. K., r. 1333 Minna
Stack James, paperhanger George W. Clark, r. 1G4
Clementina
Stack John (Stack & Lacombe) , r. 39 Louisa
Stack John, gasfitter McNally \- Hawkins, r. Oakland
Stack Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission
Stack Michael, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Stack Michael, teamster Riley & Vest, r. SW cor
Drumm & East
Stack Kichard, miller Genesee Mill Co., r. 13 Clinton
Stack Richard, teamster, r. SE cor Kentucky and
Merrimac, Long Bridge
Stack Thomas, chicken ranch, N s Silver Av, Univer-
sity Mound
Stack Thomas, shoemaker H. M. Couch, r. NE cor
Twentieth and Valencia
Stack Timothy J., salesman George W.Clark, r. 10 Hill
Stack William, r. 417 Minna
Stack William, r. 512 Mission
Stack William, machinist, r. 085 Clementina
Stack & Lacombe (John Stack and George Lacombe) ,
hatters, 039 Market
Stackhuuse H. R., r. 303 Turk
Stackhou8eRobert,stage machinist California Theater,
r. 1020 Clay
Stacknian A., master mariner, office 305 East
Stackpole Berry B., r. 739 Harrison
Stackpole Frank, porter Buyer, Reich k Co., r. 304
Tiiird
Stackpole M. W., cashier Keane Brothers, r. 217 Geary
Stacom Michael, laborer, r. W s Dolores, nr Thirtieth
Staconi Maria J., millinery, 141 Post, r. 100 Mason
Stacy Esther A. (widow), r. 502 Powell
Stacy J., coalpasser stm Cora, Washington St. Wharf
Stacy. See Stacey
Stadler Frank, farmer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Stadman Peter, deckhand stm Sonoma, Jackson Street
Wharf
Stadtegger George, bookkeeper German Savings and
Loan Society, r. 15 Leavenworth
Stadtl'eld Jacob, meltor meltor and refiner's dept U.
S Mint. r. 150H JoueM
STADTFELD JACOB Jr., mining secretary.
office 419 California, room 20. r. 1508 Jones
Stadtfeld William C, r. 150M Jones
Staenlich Frank, landscape gardener, r. 1307 Jock-
sou
Staehli John, r. 527 Pacific
Staemptll Charles, traveller Denicke Brothers, r. Oak-
laud
Staengel Eberkart, confectioner, 1432 Pacific
Staepli Aline Mrs., French bakery, 81U)4 Howard
Stacpli Michael, wood carver, r. 819)^ Howard
Stall Josephine, domestic 347 5^ Grove
Stafifelbach Edward (Slaffelbach k Horkeuhain), r. 108
Steuart
Staffelbach k Uerkcnham (Edward StafTelbach and
Charles Herkenham), liquor saloon, 108 Steuart
Stafford Cassius H., salesman Jonas J. Morrison, r.
1759 Howard
Stafrt)rd Edwara, gardener, r. 247 Second
Stafford Henry J., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 114
Freelon
Slafl'ord John, r. 125 Post
Statlord John, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Stafford John A., foreman Whitlier, Fuller k Co., r.
019 Battery
Stafford Ronald, bookkeeper LeCount Bros.
ttallord Thomas H.. blacksmith, r. 700 Lombard
tafford William, r. Clarendon House
Stafford William, coalheaver 8. S. Ancon, Broadway
Wharf
Stafford William, foreman Cal. Cracker Co., r. 16
Pfeiffer
Stafford William, seaman, r. 421 Linden
Stafford William, seaman, r. 126 Ivy Av
Stafford William, shipcarpenter, r. 114}^ Freelon
Stafford William G., clerk Joseph Macdonough, r. 574
Folsom
Stager Henry, laborer William Haker, r. 950 Bryant
Stager Richard (Wieners k Stager), r. 430 Third
Stagg Cornelius, proptr Ocean View House, Ocean
House Road, 0)^ miles from City Hall I
Stagg James W., sawyer California Mills, r. 705 Market
Stagiiaro Domenico, Garibaldi Guard Armory, 423
Broadway
Stahl Arnold, bookkeeper Hoffman k Co., r. 310
Stockton
Stahl Charles, cnrpentor, r. 900 Pacific, rear
STAHL EUWARU, liquor saloon, 228 Bush, r.
Siegfried's Hotel
Stahl Frederick, r. Hansa Hotel
Stahl Frederick, baker Emil A. Eagelberg, r. 418
Kearny
Stahl Henry, baker Meyer k Muehe, r. 230 Jessie
Stahl Henry N. (Stahl 4: Von Aspern), r. 304 Seven-
teenth
Stahl JaiicM. (widow), r. 20 Hinckley
Stahl Jasper, pilot, r. 047 Stevenson
Stahl Morris, peddler, r. Sacramento Hotel
Stiihl Salome, domestic 13 Russ
Stahl T., cabinetmaker, r. 814 Montgomery
Stahl William G., tinsmith, r. lOOO Powell
Stahl & Von Asfpeiu (Henry N. Stahl, and John Von
Aspern) , liquor saloon, 415 Pine
Stahlberg Peter, tanner Samuel Bloom
Stable Casimer, cabinetmaker, r. NE cor Fifth and
Brannau
Stable Charles, cabinetmaker, r. 456 Jessie, rear
Stable Charles A., bookbinder Edward Bosqui k Co.,
r. 1009 Pacific
Stable Edward F., clerk John A. Benson, r. 204
Valencia
Stable Henry, barber, r. 9;}8 Pacific
Stable Henry W., bairdressing saloon and baths, Oc-
ciilental Hotel, r. NE cor Pacific and Mason
Stable John (Stalile k Bernhard), r. 1109 Pacific
STAHLE «Sc BERNHARD (John Stable and
Bernhard Bernhard), i)roptr8 Russ House Baths,
217 Mout, anil liairdressing saloon Palace Hotel
Stahlecker J"hu, shoemaker, r. 218 Pacific
Staliiiian Albert, grocer, r. 915 Pacilic, rear
StaUr Henry P. A., master mariner, r. 113 Jasper PI
Stttili C!onrad, shoemaker, r. 932 Folsom
Staiddhar Daniel (Staidohar k Co), r. 242 Third
Staidohar & Co. (Daniel Staidohar) , hat manufs, 242
Third
Stair Alexander, r. 37 Second
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
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Mint, r. 850 Market
Stalder Joseph Jr., bookkeeper B. M. Atchinson & [
Co., r. Oakland
Stalev A. J., r. Grand Central Hotel |
Staley Arthur, canmakerB. C. Austin, r. Oakland
Stalev Williaui. workman U. S. Mint, r. 761 ^ Ho-ward i
Staley William H., bosmaker Union Bos Factory, r. I
309 Fifth 1
Staley William N.. teamster, r. 1 Vernon PI
Stallird Joshua H., physician, office and r. 37 Post
Stallman Charles, clerk Charles F. Marwedel, r. 1824
Sutter
Stallman Nettie Miss, assistant Jefferson Grammar
School, r. 1^24 Sutter t
StalttT Gustave, porter Nucleus House
Stamant David, varnisher Fifih Street Furniture
Manul' Co., r. 91^ Morgan PI
Stambey James, minir, r. Clipper Hotel
j StamerAugust, blacksmith, r. 17}^ Glover
' Stamer Heniy (Green & Stamer), r. IIH Glover
1 Stamer Henry, cook, r. 26 Tehama
I Stamer Juliu? C. (Zierenberg .V: Stamer) . r. 717 Folsom
i Stamer Mathias H., cook J, C. Donley, r. 7 Dikemau
I PI
' Stamer Otto, shoemaker, r. Hackmeier's Hc-tel
' Stamp Charles, cook Palace Hotel, r. 720 Mission .
1 Stamp Hezekiah, bricklaver New Citv Hall. r. Fourth
I Street Hotel
Stamper George W., salesman Palmer Bros., r. Wind-
I sor House
i Stamper Joseph W. (J. W. Stamper & Co.), r. NW co»
I Bush and Dupont
i Stamper Julius, foreman Harris Bros., r. 325 Fell
i Stamper J. W. & Co. (Aaron Goldberg) , manufs mat-
1 ti esses andbedtling. 21.t Bush
I Stamper Rachel, with Mrs. H. Jacobs & Co.. r. NWcor
! Bu.-b and Dupont
! Stamps Alfred, teamster W. G. Jobson, r. 511 Bush
I Stanbery Augustus, r. 21 Hawthorne
I Staubridge Albert H.. machinehand Pac. Barrel and
Keg Factory, r. 243 Dora
i Stanbridge Charles E., cooper Cal. Sugar Eefinery. r.
1 cor Eighteenth Av and R., South S. F.
Stam eovich Peter, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
STANDARD AUTOMATIC GAS REGULA-
TOR, Jacob Merritt proptr, office 204 Bush
Standard Building and Loan .^ssn, rooms 232 Sutter
STANDARD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE CO. (of New Zealand), James P. Cox
manager Pacific Branch, office 306 Sansom
Standard Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal.), William
Willis secretary, office 29 Nevada Block
Standard Oil Co, of California (Ventura Co., Cal.), D.
G. Scofield secretarv, office 120 Front
STANDARD OIL. CO. (of Cleveland. Ohio, and
New York; . office 128 Cr.lifoniia
STANDARD PUBLISHING CO. (J. D. Robert-
son and P. E. McCarthy), (tlice 621 San. ri'Om 7
STANDARD SALOON, Pendleton & Mj-ers
proptrs, 318 Bush
STANDARD SHIRT FACTORY, Neustadter
Bros, proptrs. E s Goiigh. bet Grove and Hayes,
depot NW cor Battery and Pine
STANDARD SOAP CO., Richard P. Thomas
president. F. W. Clements secretary, office and
salesroom 204 Sacramento, factory West Berkeley
STANDARD THE (weekly) , Standard Publishing
Co. proptrs, office (;21 Sansom. room 7
STANDARD THEATER, M. B. Leavitt mana-
ager, 320 Bush
Standeford William W., inspector Custom House, r.
Oakland
Standerwick Harry P., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r.
235 Kearny
Standerwick James S., clerk Greenebaum, Helbing &
Co., r. East Oakland
Standidge William, machinist A. M. Jewell & Co., r.
1111 Howard
Standing( r Louis, steward Tf\-oli Garden, r. 619 Pine
Standish William J., dyer, r. 602 Mission
Standley James, seaman r. 127 Jackson
Standridgc Samuel E., laborer, r. cor Eighteenth Av
and U
Stanticld Hannah E. Mrs., seamstress, r. 715 Howard
Stanford Belle M. Miss, assistant Jackson Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanlord Charles P., r. 2401 Buchanan
Stanford Harrison L., glassblower S. F. and Pac.
Glass Works, r. 118 Fulton
Stanford Hotel, C, Lehrke & Co, proptrs, NW cor
Fourth and Bluxome
Stanford JeroiAe B., r. 2324 Mission
Stanford Joseph L., .issistant secretary San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board, r. 29 Dupont
STANFORD LELAND, president Central Pac.R.
R., office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 42,
r. SW cor California and Powell
Stanford Michael, sash and blindmaker, r. 1139 H
Mission
Stanford Myron E., carpenter J. V. Lawrence, r. 2401
Buchanan
Stanford William, laborer, r, SW cor Georgia and
Sierra
Stanford William, laborer Risdon I. and L.Works
Stanford William E., steward stm Bay City, r. 769 Fif-
teenth
Stange J. D.(Stange and Hink), r. 249 Sixteenth
STANGE & HINK (J. D. Stange and J. F. Hink),
diy goods, cor Sixteenth and Capp, and 871-873
Broadway, Oakland
Stangenberger August, piano tuner, r. 1619 Leaven-
worth
Stangle Bernard, carpenter, r. 437 Union
Stangroom Charles N.. clerk Imperial, London. North-
ern and Queen Insurance Cos., r. 1214 Jackson
Stangrocm Mare L.. civil engineer, office 319 Califor-
nia, r. 1214 Jackson
Stangroom Robert, seaman, r. 19 Harrison Av
Stanich John, cook Anticz Wincenz, r. 532 Vallejo
Staniels John S., r. Thirty-sixth Av, nr San Bruno
Road, South S. F.
Staniels William H., marblepolisher S. F. Marble
Works, r. 415 Pt well
Staniford Henry, laborer California Cigar Box Co.,
r. 21J<j Townsend
Staniforth Julia (widow), groceries and liquors, r.
120 J<> Townsend
Stanislaus Antoldi, bookkeeper C. M. Volkman & Co.,
r, 811 Valleio
Stanisla\is Guillen, bootblack Knoechel & Brand, r,
526 Vallejo
Stanislaus River Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co., Cal.5,
M'illiam Stuart secretary, office 320 San, room 12
Stankheim Carl, barkeeper, r. 209 Post
Stanle Frederick H., barber Adam Grimm, r. 1143
Missicin
Stanley Amelia (widow), r. 627 Stevenson
Stanley Benjamin S., stevedore C. A. Hooper & Co.,r.
8 Libertv
Stanl y C. B. (widow) , r. Grand Hotel
Stanley Charles A., assistant engineer U. S, Mint, r.
627 Third
Stanley Charles P., apprentice Pacific Iron Works, r.
NE cor Chattanooga and Twenty-third
Stanley Charles T., clerk E.V. SutteV, r. 627 Third
Stanley David S. (Taylor & Nevin), r. International
Hotel
Stanley Edward, hackman Richard D, Ledgett, r. 627
Stevenson
Stanley Edward S., entry clerk Davis Brothers, r. 1302
Eddy
Stanley F., waiter, r. Hansa Hotel
Stanley Frederitk Hastings, phonographic reporter,
office 6 Court Block, r. S s Columbia, nr Sanchez
Stanley George F., bookkeeper Charles Clayton, r. 627
Stevenson
Stanley George W., stationery, 4 Seventh
Stanley Harry C, shoemaker S,W, Levy, r. 34 Hayes
Stanley Henry, clerk, r. 1 Meacham PI
Stanley James, r. 366 Natoma
Stanley James, hackman. Plaza, r.265 Jessie
Stanley James, proptr Workingmen's Laundry, 306
Natoma
Stanley James A., policeman City Hall, r. 1331 Clay
Stanley Patrick, expressman, SEcor Sansom and Clay
r. 157 Dore
Stanley Samuel B., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 1218 Hyde
Stanley Samuel L. (Spruance, Stanley k Co.), r, 1218
Hyde
Stanley Sarah, laundress, r. E s Franklin, bet Geary
and Post
Stanley Tliomas, fireman stm Bay City, r. 212 Steuart
Stanley Thomas, seaman, r, .54 Sacramento
Stanley William H., dentist, office 115 Kearny, r. 817
Van Ness Av
Stanly John A., ^attorney at law, office 604 Clay, r.
Oakland |P$
Stannah Bertha (widow) ,'r. 42 Stanly PI
BULLOCK Si JONES, 105 Montgomeiy Street, Manufacture ?'v^ Shirts tc Order.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS*. 706 to 716 Eearny St
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Stannah Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 42 Stanly PI
Stannaril Eilwia F., master mariner, r. •ilAi'i O'Farrell
Stanoviih P., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mout
Staiipert Mag!J;if, domestic The Baldwin
Stansbury B. B.. miuiut,' stockbroker, r. 613 Mission
Stausbury Charles, painter, r. lUJH Folsom
Stansbury Delia (wiJow), r. 11:JV Clinton
Stanslielil Joseph, plumber, r. 410 Third
Stanton Andrew P., business mana^'er The Argonaut
Publishing Co., office 52'2 Calil'urnia. r. 1411 Jack
Stanton Charles, teamster H. T. Holmes i: Co., r. 323
Jessie
Stanton Charles E., deputy sheriff, r. SW cor Third
and Market
Stantt^n Edward, r. .312 Mission
Stanton Edward, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Stanton Edward, laborer Omnibus K. R., 723 Howard
Stanton Edward, quariymau Diggins Bros., r.252USut
Stanton Edward, special polire;nan Union Hall
Stanton Edward, stevedore Hobbs, Pomeroy i: Co., r.
3.J Jessie
Stanton George C, driver Nathan Simonds, r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Vermont
Stanton James, real-estate, r. 1838 Mission
Stanton Jeremiah, fruit peddler, r. 520)4 Eighth
Stanton John, laborer, r. S s Church Lane, bet Do-
lores and Church
Stantcjn John, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Stanton John, teamster, r. 323 Jessie
Stanton John H., driver Contra Costa Laundry Assn,
r. 521 Stevenson
Stanton John \V., waiter stm Centennial, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Stanton Lottie E. Miss. r. 317 J^ Union
.Stanton Maurice, shoemaker, r. 114 Hyde
Stanton Michael, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 12 Clem
.Stanton Michael, laborer, r. (J Zoe
Stanton Patiick, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Stanton Patrick, shipjoiner, r. 440 Third
Stantou Peter, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Stanton Robsil, seaman, r. 2i) Sacramento
Stanton Samuel, captain schr Tartar, Green St. Wharf
Stantou Samuel J., clerk, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Stanton Samuel R., master mariner, r. 3173^ Union
Stanton Thomas, driver Omnibus 14. R.,r. 151 Tehama
Stanton Thomas, retoucher Ignatius N. Wiskotschill,
r. 307 Fourth
Stanton Thomas, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r.
730 Clementina
Stantou Thomas J., policeman City HaU, r. 200 Stock-
ton, room 9
Stanton William, ship's clerk, r. 1013 Washington
Stanwood Amasa, expressman, cor Eighth and Bran-
nan, r. N s Vermont, bet Nevada and Sonoma
Stanwood H. P., general agent Chicago, Burlington,
and Quincy, Chicago and Northwestern, and Chi-
cago, Rock Isl ind, and Pacific Railroads, office 2
New Montgomery, r. Palace Hotel
Stanwood Samuel, expressman, cor Clay and Driunm,
r. Scott, nr Clay
Stanyau A., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Stanyan Albert P., superintendent City Cemetery, N s
Point Lobes Av, W of Thirty-third Av
Stanyan Charles H., real estate and mining, office
5J Nevada Block, r. '20015 Bush
Stany.-xn Charles H. Jr., student Barnard's Business
College
Stapelfeldt William, groceries and liquors, NE cor
Fillmore and Waller
StaptVr .\nna Miss, r. 132 Sixth
STAPFP WLLLIABI, proptr Stuttgarter Wine
Hall, 116 Dupont
StapliLU George, painter, r. 15 Beideman
STAPLES DAVID J., president Fireman's Fund
Insurance Co., office 401 California, r. 004 Sutter
Staples Ellen E. (widow), r. 710 Pine
Staples George M., clerk W. S. Bowers, r. 152 Third
Staph s James W., fire insiirance adjuster, office 321
California, r. 815 Valencia
Staples J. M., manager Arcade House, 930 Market
Staples John C, clerk Fireman's Fund Insurance Co.,
r. 417 Mason
Stapl' 3 Joseph, porter Arcade House, 930 Market
Staples Joseph A., porter Wightman Bros., r. E a
Lrumm, bet Clay and Merchant
Staples William, indicatortender Frank C. Remington.
r. 15 Leidesdorff
Staph ton Catharine Miss, r. 13 Louisa, rear
Stapleton Edward, laborer, r. 216 Si.vc-uth
Stapleton Edward, seaman, r. 114 Jackson
Stapleton John, liquor Bsloon, MW cor Baker and
Hayes
Stapleton William, lal>orer, r. 23 Anna
Stapleton William, shijxrarpentcr Mathew Turner
Stappenbeck William, tailor, r. 1526 Uupout
Star Brewery, Rosener Brothers pruptrs, SE cor Fol-
som and Eleventh
Star Consolidated Mining Co. (Eureka Co. Nev.),
George R. Spinney seoretary, office 310 Pine,
rooms 44-46
Star Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Tuolumne Co. Cal.l,
Orlando H. Bogart .serretary, office l(i6 Leid
Star Mining Co. (Cherry Cr. ok, Nev.), William Stuart
secretary, office 32o Snnsiiin, room 12
Starbird Albion W. (btarl)iril i Ooldstone) , r. 1056
Tyler
STARBIRD & GOLD.STON'E (Albion W. Star-
bird and John IS. Gi.'li.stone), lumberand building
materials. SW cor M.irket and Spear
Starck Frederick, clerk Adolph Kurtz, r. SE cor Fol-
som and Twelfth
Starck John (Starck k Burgdorf), r. 501 Ellis
Starck tc Burgdorf (John Starck A: Gottlieb Burgdorf),
market, .501 Ellis
Starcke Eric, laborer Giant Powder Works, Central
Road, nr Twentieth Av
Stark Albert, shoemaker Edward Main, r. 320 Folsom
Sturk Alexander, engineer, r. 68> Clementina
Stark Floreni-e Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 702 Montgomery Av
Stark John, r. 904 Kearny
Stark John (Tautphaus & Stark), r. 848 Folsom
Stark John, clerk general freight office. Central Pac.
R. R., r. lOl'J Post
Stark John, waiter The Baldwin
Sturk John F., butcher Tautphaus & Stark, r. 848 Fol
Stark John H., student Uealds' Business College
Stark John W., r. 14 M
Stark Lewis, collector, r. 217 Geary
Stark Luke, butcher Tautphaus & Stark, r. 6 Clem
Stark Nina, domestic 1012 BUfh
Stark OtisB., salesman E. N. Slratt on. r. 213 Jones
Stark Sarah (V^idow), r. 114 Eleventh
Stark William A., machinist Risdon I. and L. Works,
r. 685 Clementina
Starke August, painter Millman k Co.
Starke Louis G., bookkeeper H. H. Scott & Co., r.
Lick House
Starkey Charles, clerk Joseph T. Poebeim, r. 116
O'Farrell
Starkey John, carpenter The Baldwin, r. 1 Eddy
Starkey Mary (widow) , r. 626 Stevenson
Starkey Peter, stevedore A. C. Freese
Starkey Sarah P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 116 O'Farrell
Starkhouse Herbert R., machinist, r. 1101 Bu.dianan
Stalks William, st-aman. r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Starkweather Andrew J., peddler, r. 162;! Eddy
Starkweather Henry L.. letter carrier S. F. Post-office,
r. cor Haight and Webster
Starkweather Herbert, photographic printer I. W. Ta-
ber & Co., r. 1142^4 Folsom
Starkweather Lewis S., r. Colonnade House
Starkweather Louisi Mrs., proprietress Colonnade
House, 1'206 Market
Starr Abram D. (Starr k Co.), r. Oakland
Starr Addison M. (Starr k Mathison) . r. 733 Bush
Starr Augustus W. (Starr & Co.), r. Vallejo
Starr B. F., dairyman, r. Overland llousi'
Starr Erwin P., clerk Auditor M. P. and M. Depart-
ment Central Pac R. R., r. 320 Turk
ST.4.RR FLOUR MILLS (Mouth Vall.jo), Starr &
Co. iiroplrs, otiice 16 California
Starr Frank, seaman, r. 31 Hinckley
STARR GEORGK R., fruit and produce commis-
sion, 308-310 Washington, r. 1319 Mason
Starr James, seaman, r. 31 Hinckley
Starr John D., r. NW cor Broadway and Lirkin
Starr M. Augelo Rev., pastor Kentmky Street M. E.
Church, r. W s Teuuesseij, bet Solano and Butt«
Starr Mi -liael, laborer, r. 43 Clementina
Starr Minna E. Mrs., clerk U. 8. Surveyor General's
Office, r. .501 i.ieary
Starr Roberi E.. shipping clerk Root & Sanderson, r.
109 O'Farrell
Starr Samuel P., salesman Edgar J. Bowon. r. 303 Eddy
Starr William M., proptr Occidental (iralu Warebou-^e,
cor First and 'I'ownKciid, r. 731 Buhh
STARR & CO. (A. D. ami AW. Starr, and A. Ban-
nister), proptrs Starr Milh» (South Vallejo), office
16 California
BEAMISH, always hss latest styles, Collars, Cuffe, Neck flrsss, etc
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Monigomery St.
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Starr & Mathison (Addison M. Starr and Thomas
Mathison). refiners and antimony -works, Berry,
bet Fourth and Fifth
Starrete Horace, laborer Sonth Pacific Coast R. R., Al-
ameda Ferry Wharf, r. 277 East
Starrs Charles, r. 19 Moss
Starrs Michael, helper S. F. Gas Light Co.. r. 43 Clem
Starrs William, bellman Grand Hotel, r. 19 Moss
STATE AND P.VCIFIC COAST BUSINESS
DIRECTORY, Henry G. Langley publisher,
office 14 Montgomery Av
STATE ASSAYER, Louis Falkenau, office 328
Montgomery, room Ifi
STATE COMMISSIONER IMMIGRATION,
Thomas C. Van Ness, office 21 Davis
STATE GRANGE (California). P. of H., Amos
Adams secretary, office lOfi Davis
STATE HARBOR COMMISSIONERS (Board
of), office 10 California
STATE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER, John
C. Mavnard. office 410 California
STATE INVESTMENT AND INSURANCE
CO. (The), A. J. Bryant president, Richard Ivers
vice-president, Charles H. Cushing secretary, of-
fice 218-220 Sanson!
State Medical Society of Homoeopathic Practioners,
Dr.W. N. Griswoid secretary, office 112 Mason
State Mining Co. (Placer Co.. Cal.), Alton H. Clough
secretary, office 315 California, rooms 1-2
State of Pennsylvania Insurance Co. (Philadelphia),
Brown, Craig & Co. agents, office 215 Sausom
Stateler John W. .Jr., chemist, r. 411 Powell
Statbam William, piano tuner Matthias Gray, r. 603
Chestnut
Stathen Constantine, fireman stm Amelia, r. SE cor
East and Clay
Stathopolis E. (Stathopolis & Allione),r. Harlan PI,
nr Dupont
Stathopolis & Allione (E. Stathopolis and Frank AUi-
one). oyster saloon, 87-88 Centre Market
STATISTICIAN (annually), Louis P. McCarty
publisher, office 004 Commercial
Stattin Israel, student Heald's Business College
STAUB HENRY, druggist and apothecary, SW cor
Sutter and Lar;sin
Stanch Charles, houseroofer, r. N s Gody, bet Mis-
sion and California Av
Stanch George, teamster, r. N s Gody, bet Mission
and California Av
Stauch Henrietta, dressmaker, r. Ns Gody, bet Mis-
sion and California Av
Stauch Mary (widow), r. N s Gody, bet Mission and
California Av
Stauch Theodore, painter, r. N 6 Gody, bet Mission
and Calilornia Av
Staud F. & J. N., wood and coal, 211 Mason
Staiid Franz (F & .J. N. Staud). r. 107 Ellis
Staud John N. (F. & J. N. Staud). r. 818 Jessie
Staud Theodore, seaman, r. West-rn House, 134 Steu
Stande John, groceries and liquors, 815 Pacific, r. 116
Virginia
Staudingcr Louis Jr., salesman Held Bros. & Co., r.
(il'.i Pine
Staufenbeil Charles T., champion horse collar manuf,
r. 1910 Powell
Stauffer R\iclnli)h, butcher F. Seufert, r. 207 Fifteenth
Staufl'er Rudolph Jr.. clerk, r. 207 Fifteenth
Stayart John, cabinetmaker William J. Heuey & Co.,
r. 1217 Howard
Stead George, r. 310 Chestnut
Steadman E., farmer, r. 636 Commercial
Steadraan John, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Steadman Joseph, clerk, r. 863 V. Market
Steadman Mattie. diunestic 541 McAllister
Steadman. See Stedmau
Stealcy John, capitalist, r. Rugs Houre
Slealy A. J., laborer Andrew t)ndordo;ik
STEAM MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS FAC-
TORY, B. J; O. Greeuebaum mauut^ers, 23 Stev
STEAM SODA WORKS, P. Ci. Somps proptr,
2.')9-2til Cleiueiitina, nr Fourth
Stearn Abraham, salesmau Julius H. Hirschfeld, r.
217 Austin
Stearn Ben.iamin, business manager California Thea-
ter, r. Brunswick House
Stf'Brn Fred., clerk, r. 539 Hayes
Stearns Alonzo B., driver E. H. Knight, r. 2221 Green-
wich
Stearns D.H. & Co. (Portland. Or.), publishers, H.
M. Clinton agent, offline 006 Mont, room 4
Steams H. H., teacher Heald's Business College, r.
Oakland
Stearns Joseph H., r. Union Club
Stearns Rancho, office for the sale of, 120 Sutter,
room 49
Stearns Robert E. C, secretary Board of Regents State
University, office 310 Pine, rooms 36-38, r. Berke-
ley
Steams William H. (Stearns k Smith), r. 1110 Jackson
Stearns * Smith (William H. Stearns and Oliver B.
Smith) , commission merchants and wholesale pro-
visions. 423 Front
STEBBINS HORATIO Rev. D. D., pastor
First Unitarian Church, r. 831 Bush
Stebbins James C. attorney at law, office 408 Cal
Stebbins Joseph H., head bookkeeper O.LawtOn& Co.,
r. Nucleus House
Stebbins William P. C, r. 1906 Stockton
Steber Joseph, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 677 j
Harrison
Stecher Frederick J., r. 805 Market
Stecher Philip, carpenter and builder, r; 317 Minna
Stechler Martin, r. 608 Jackson
Stack Richard, miller, r. 13 Clinton
Steckenviter Philip, butcher New York Bakery, r. 46
Waverly PI
Stecker William, teamster, r. 1731 Mission
Steckler A. H., agent Leon Lemos. r. 1007 Stoelton
Stedler Cassimer, laborer, r. S s Lombard, nr Lagtina
Stedman Augusta (widow), r. 1223 Jones
Stedman George W., student, r. 313 Union
Stedman Hannah (widow) . r. 2 Thompson Av
Stedman Henry S., clerk Sherman, Hyde & Co.,r. lOlT
Pierce
Stedman Jane Miss, r. 730 Sixteenth
Stedman John C. bookkeeper, r. 819 Dolores
Stedman Mary L. Miss, teacher public schools, r. 313
Union
Stedman Ulysses, clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R.. r. 1043 Mission
Stedman William, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
155 Octavia
Stedman William G., stockbroker, r. 415 Poet
Stedman. See Steadman
Steedman Peter, carpenter Spear Street Mills, r. 447
Jessie
Steel Edwin R., clerk, r. 420}^ Green
Steel Mary C. (widow) , lodgings, 1013 Stockton
STEEL. WII.I/I.4M, cashier London and San Fran-
cisco Bank (limited), office 424 Cal, r. 826 Bush
Steele A., r. 509 Bush
Steele C. H.. clerk, r. Overland House
Steele Charles H., physician, office and r. 2230 Miss
Steele David P., actor. r.314 Bush
Steele E.. engineer Mission Rock Warehouse Co., r.
337 Bryant
Steele Edward L. G. (C. Adolphe Low & Co.), r. Oak-
land
STEELE. ELDER & CO. (Samuel B. Steele. Al-
exander Elder aud Theodore S. Cressy) , wholesale
commission dairy produce and provisions, 204
Front
Steele Ella Miss, r. 1508 Post
Steele Everard.with Philip. Speyerfc Co., r. 10 Twelfth
Steele Frank, bookkeeper, r. 323 Howard
Steele Henry, apothecary William J. Bryan, r. NEcor
Taylor and Turk
Steele James B., salesman George W. Hatman, r. 1407
Turk
Steele James G.( James G. Steele & Co.), r. 1006 Sutter
STEELE J.\MES G. «S; CO., dmggists iiiid deal-
ers in Californsa medicinal plants, lOOO Sutter
Steele J. B. (widow) , r. 252 Second
Steele J. B. Mrs., r. 754 Mission
Steele J. B., traveling agent, r. 754 Mission
Steele John, laborer L. & E. Emanuel, r. 929 Bryant
Steele John J., traveling agent, r. 754 Mission
Steele J. T.. euginei r Presidio Reservation
Steele Lizzie, domestic 12 Cajjp
Steele Mattie Mrs,, a.'^sistant Lincoln Primary School,
r. 307 Leavenworth
Steele Nellie Miss, r. 209 Kearny
Steele Samuel, stairbuilder. r. 20 Park Av
Steele Samuel B. (Steele, Elder & Co.), r. 71-J Howard
Steele Thomas, baker William J. Davis
Steele Thomas. InngshoremaTi. r. 115 First
Steele William, milk ranch. S s Lombard, nr Octavia
Steele William A. (Fechheimer & Steele) ,r. 2039 How
Steelsmith S., speculator, r. 321 Pacific
Steen Edward, laborer, r. 424 Broadway
Bullock & Jones— Impccting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
Boys' Clothing zt GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Eeamy St
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STEEN EDWARD T., dealer machinery, cor
Harrison and Main, r. KiG California
Steen John, dyeing, 929 Folsom
BteenJohn. stevedore Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r 104
Welsh
Steen Mj-er, salesman, J. J. Leszynsky, r. 438 O'Far-
rell
Stecne Charles, shoemaker Itoeenthal, Feder & Co r.
33 Eddy
Steen. See Stein
Steep Hollow Gold Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), J.
W. Pew secretary, oflSoe 310 Pine, room 15
Steeple G. J., conductor Mission St. R. R., r. 529
Valencia
Steere Thomas F. (Steere & Colby), r. Brooklyn
Steere & Colby (Thomas F. Steere and Hiraiu H. Col-
by) , Brooklyn, Fruit Vale, and Mills Seminary Ex-
press, office 313 Eabt
Sleeres Joseph, r. Turk Street Hotel
Steers Charles, carpenter John Hammond, r. 753)4 Fol
Steers H., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Steers John, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory, r.
618 Brannan
Steere John, groceries and liquors, 451 First
Steers Joseph E., letter carrier S. F. Post-ofiBce, r. 22
Turk
Steevens Clarence St. Clair, clerk ticket auditor Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
525 Tyler
Steevens Daniel St. Clair, chief clerk land agent Cen-
tral Pac. E. R., NE cor Fourth and Townsend, r.
625 Tyler
Stefanazzi G.. waiter Lombardi & Dotta, r. Federal
Hotel
SteflfL.,r. 206 Powell
Steflfani Camillo (Maitin, Feusier & Steffani), r. 301
Third
Steffani G., laborer Miners' Restaurant, r. Garibaldi
House
Steffani George, milk ranch, NE cor Twentieth and
Potrero Av
Steffani Henry (Sartor & Steffani), r. 1107 Dupont
Steffani Joseph, maccaronimaker. r. 426 Union, rear
Steffany Joseph A., pantryman John Jury & Brother,
r. 524 Merchant
Steffen Carl R., cook Schwartz, Husing & Meyer, r. 1
Market
Steffen Charles (Manning & Steffen) , r. 330 Broadway
Steffen Francis. euKineer, r. 213 Cl:ira, rear
Steffen Michael, tailor A. Nicoll, r. 208 Van Ness Av
Steffens Carsten, clerk John Puckhaber, r. SW cor
Fifteenth Av and P, South S. F.
Steffens D., master mariner, r. SE cor FoKand Main
Steffens D., mate, r. 12 Jackson
Steffens Diedrich (Steffens & Schiitte) , r. NW cor Mar-
ket and Noe
Steffens Diedrich (Steffens & Reinecke) , r. Oakland
Stiffens F., waiter The Baldwin, r. 359 Jessie
Steffens Henry, expressman, 429 East, r. 119 Jackson
Steffens Henry H. (Mohr & Steffens) , r. NE cor Polk
and Pacific Av
Steffens John, butcher W. Witzmann, r. 5 Washington
Steffens Joseph, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, r. C
Quincy
Steffens Kate, dome.stic 811 Tyler
STEFFEXS & REIXECKE (Diedrich Steffens
and Frederick Keinecke), groceries and liquors,
SE cor Folsom and Main
Steffens & Schiitte (Diedrich Steffens and Louis
Schiitte), groceries and liquors, NW cor Market
and Noe
Stege H. (Dimmer & Stege) , r. 428 Broadway
Ste«e John, rancher, r. 17 Ellis
Stege John, second steward S. S. George W. Elder
Stege John F., brewer North Beach Brewery, r. NE
cor Powell and Chestnut
Stege John G., foreman F. Korbcl & Brothers, r. 42
Russ
Stege John R., r. 1641 ?<S Mission
Steglitz Franz, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
ana Morton
Stegman Eiuil, compositor F. Verner, r. 6 Miles Court
Stegman Henry (Stegman & Son), r. 618 Grove
Stegman Louisa, nurse Bernard Rei'is, 1H30 Powell
Stegman William (Stegman k Son), r. i;l8 Grove
Stegman & Son (Henry and William), seed merchants,
618 Grove
Steiger Alexander, engineer Cal. Dry Dock Co., r. Fifth
Av, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Steiger Charles R. (Steiger i Kerr) , r. 216 Leav
Steiger Theodore, r. 627 Commercial
Steiger William U. (Steiger & Bushman), r. 741> How-
ard
Steiger & Bu-hman (William H. Stei ;er and William
Bushman), pntti-mmHhers, 316 Mission
STEIGEK <!k KERR (Charles R. Steigurand James
W. Kerr), proptrs Occidentel Foundry, 137-139
Firtit
Steiglitz Herman, clerk, r. li Grand Av
STEIl. HF:NR V, artist tailor, 237 Bush, r. 717 BuBh
Steil Henry, driver Charles Bernard k Co.
Steil Margaret, domestic SW cor Sholwell and Twen-
ty-seciiad
Steimke Fritz, groceries and liquors, NW cor Eddy
and Pierce
Steimke John (Bruns Brothers k Steimke), r. SE cor
Sixteenth and Mission
Steimke William, cKrk F. Steimke, r. NW cor Eddy
and Pierce
Steimle William, packer Heywood Brothers k Co., r.
232 Minna
STEIN AARON, chief clerk stationery department
Wells, Fargo & Co.. r. 2.524 Washington
Stein Abe. salesman Stein, Simon & Co., r. 513 Post
Stein .\braliain, barber Adam Grimm, r. 7 DikemanPl
Stein Bertha, domestic 233 T.\ler
Steih Benjamin, business manager California Thea-
ter, r. Brunswick Houso
Stein Charles, travelling agent Loewe Brothers, r. 722
Tyler
Stein Charles W., carriagetrimmer, 26.'> Stevenson
Stein Christian, nurse Gennan Hospital
Stein Conrad, laborer Philadelphia Brewery, r. 105
Tehama
Stein Edward, cook New Atlantic Hotel, 207 Mont-
gomery Av
Stein Ernst, tanner Anton Krieg, r. W s Nebraska, nr
Twenty-fou:"th
Stein Frederick, tanner Funcke & Co., r. 39 Converse
Stein George H., bootmaker, 3 Was'uington, r. West
Berkeley
Sttin George J., baker H. Diedrich, r. 213 Stevenson
Stein Henry, boot and shoemaker, 1009 Battery, r. West
Berkeley
Stein H. W. (Stein. Simon fc Co.),r. Europe
Stein John, cook, r. 9 Pacific
Stein John, tailor, 8 Salmon, rear
Stein Lydia M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 313 Fourth
Stein Max, slgupaiuter J. S. Swan, r. 7 Dale PI
Stein Meyer, r. 737 Pacific
Stein Morris, clothing, 38 Jackson, bet Drumm and
Davis
Stein Nathan, note clerk banking department Wells,
Fargo & Co., r. 2524 Washington
Stein Otto, steward, r. 313 Fourth
Stein RobeU, bakery, 1137 Fidsom
Stein Robert, varieties, 909 Kearuv
STEIN, SIMON & CO. <H. W. Stein, Herman L.
Simon, Alexander Weill. Eugene Amstein, and
Sylvain Weill), importers and dealers cloths,
woolens, and tailors' trimmings, SE cor Market
and Second
Stein Valentine, waiter Philip Funcke, r. 37 Converse
Stein W. E. Mrs., shoetitter S. W. Levy, r. 1608 West
Mission
Stein William E., carpenter, r. 1608 West Mission
Steiuacher Henry, barber Bross & Co., r. 1007 Wash
Steiuacher Kate, domestii- 506 Hyde
Steinbach .\uton, carpenter Centennial Planing Mill,
r. Alabama, bet Twenty-tiflh and Twenty-sixth
Sieinbach Frederick H.. wooldealer, r. 1222 Union
Steinbach H< nry, waiter Hansa Hotel, r. 429 Bush
St'.inbach John A., watchmaker A. Sornin, r. E s Ala-
bama, bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Steinbach R. Rkv.. piu)t.>r Broadway German M. E.
Church, r. 728 Broadway
Steinbach Rudolph, real-csUte, office 729 Montgom-
ery, r. 1410 Sacramento
Steiuba< h W., r. Hackm.ier'8 Hotel
Steinberg Frederi<-k, seaman schr Precursor
Steinberger Adolph. r. 1715 Powell
Steinberger Frederick G, bookkeeper Charles J. Frank
k Co., r. 7<i2 Mission
Steinber;,'er Julius (Steinberger & Kalisher) , r. 1003
Valencia
Steinberger Nathan, bookkeeper Ackerman Brothers,
r. 1715 Powell
Steinberger k Kalisher (Julius Steinberger and Ed-
ward K.ilisher) , insurance and commission, office
310 California
BEAMISH, undersells all— Sljirts, Underwear, Neck-dross, etc.
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Mantgomery St.
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Steinbruck Rudolph, wheelwright C. F. Suhl, r. Oak-
land
Steindler Henry, salesman Louis Cohen & Son, r. 317
Fell
Steindler Isaac, tinsmith William C. Forsyth, r. 317 J^
Fell
Steindler Kosa ( widow), r. 317^ Fell
Steine Charles, r. 33 Eddy
Steinegger Henry, with Britton & Bey, r. 616 Fell
Steinegger Kobert, with Joshua Hendy, r. 616 Fell
Steinegger Robert A., clerk Max Burkardt, r. 102
Mason
Steinegger Salome Miss, r. 616 Fell
Steiner Adolph, chief draughtsman Central Pac. E. R.
Co., office NE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 79,
r. 1900 Stockton
Steiner Adolph J., porter, r. W s Sansom, nr Filbert,
rear
Steiner Albert, clerk A. B. Elfelt & Co., r. 306 Hyde
Steiner Alois, milker, r. Helvetia Hotel
Steiner Earbaru (widow), midwife, r. 53G Jessie
Steiner Charles, seaman, r. Oregon House
Steiuer Emanuel, milk ranch. Eighteenth Av, bet F
and Cr, South S. F.
Steiner Frank, farmer, r. Helvetia Hotel
Steiner Joseph (Steiner & Dittmar) , r. 431 Pine
Steiuer Joseph, cigarmakcr Sanderson it Horn, r. 909
Kearuy
Steiner Leopold, expressman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.,
r. 318 Fell
Steiut r Maurice, dairyman Isaac Stone, r. N s Cort-
land Av, nr Swi Bruno Road
STEINER IVICHOliAS, wines and liquors, 5
Leidfesdorff, r. 8-21 Howard
Steiner Samuel (Sti incr, Klauber fc Co., San Diego) ,
office 312 Sacramento, r. (il7 McAllister
Steiner Sophia (widow) , r. 306 Hyde
Steiuer Theodore, shipping clerk Hecht Bros. & Co.,
r. 300 Hyde
STEIXEU .& DITTMAR (Joseph Steiner and
Charles Dittmar), proptrs Helvetia Hotel, 431-433
Pine
Steinert Felix, bookkeeper S. B. Diukelspiel & Co., r.
304 Sutter
Steinfeld Levy, r. 133 Thirteenth
Steinfels Charles, market, 1702 Hyde, r. 1120 Bdwy
Steiufield Simon, foreman Pacific Fertilizer Factory,
r. El Dorado House
Steinfort Frederick, carpenter, r. SW cor Butte and
Florida
Steinfnrt Henry, clerk John J. Holjes, r. 1000 Folsom
STEINHAGEN P., commission agency, office 612
Clay, r. 923 Hyde
Steinhardt Felix, r. 304 Sutter
Steiuhardt Fiedcrick, painter, r. 304 Seventh
Steinhardt Joseph, stock clerk Schweitzer, Sachs &
Co., r. 1.S27 Howard
STEINHART IGX.VTZ, manager Anglo-Cali-
fornian Bank(limiteu), office 422 California, r. 916
Sutter
Steinhart Israel (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.), r. New
York
Steiuhart Julius, clerk L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. 502
Bush
Steinhart L., cigars and tobacco, 432 California, r. 502
Mason
Steinhart Morris, salesman Joseph Figcl, r. 313 Sutter
St'in)iiirt Philip (A. E. Mintie k Co.), physician,
offict^ 11 Kearny, r. 12 Adair
St'.inhart Sigmund, ofhce 26 Merchants' Exchange
Building, r. 916 Sut.er
Steinhart William (W. & I. Steinhart & Co.), r. 1090
Post
STEINHART \V. ik. I. & CO. (William and
Israel S.einhart, Charles Adler, and Samuel
Sclmlle), importers and niauufs clothing and
gent's furnishing goods, 3-5 Battery
SteinliottKlisc (widow), r. 116 Ninth
Sti.inhotr Frederick, clerk Degcuer & Co., r. 116 Ninth
Steiiihoff Hcrihan. r. Ahlborn House
Steinhoff William, cabinetmaker Fifth Street Furni-
ture Manuf Co., r. 101 Minna
Steinholt John, r. 101 Minna
Steinkanip Cliarles, r. 3 Eliza
Steinkamp Charles F. (Fetschon & Steiukamp) , r. 20!)
Pi/St
Steiule Emile, teacher music, r. 526 Hayes
Steinman A. J. (widow), r. 1827 Howard
Steiuman Jennie Miss, r. 1827 Howard
Steinman Peter J., stableman, r. 528 Vallejo
Steinmann Frank V., carpenter and builder, r. 512
Bush
Steinmann William, laborer, r. 115 Second
Steinmetz August, woodpolisher. r. 617 Post
Steinmetz Charles F., watchmaker M. Jordan, r. 729
Pine
Steinmetz Fritz, hostler, r. 207 Montgomery Av
Steinmetz M. Mrs., furnished rooms, 821 Market
Steinmetz Matthew, tailor John Lahl, r. 821 Market
Steinmetz Theodore F., cabinetmaker Charles M.
Pliun & Co.,r. Alameda
Steinmetz Theodore J., upholsterer Charles M. Plum
& Co., r. 31 Geary
Steiumeyer Frank, stairbuilder Andrew Geishaker, r.
Oakland
Steinmeyer Sarah A. (widow), proprietress Centen-
nial House, SE cor Clay and Drumm
Steinmeyer Sarah T. Miss, dressmaker, r. Centennial
House, SE cor Clay and Drumm
Steinmiller Louis, r. 707 Montgomery Av
Steinson William, laborer, r. 2507 Mission
Steinway Edward, selector B. Nathan & Co., r. 734}^
Howard
Steir Eruest F. (Steir & Weitner) , r. .530 Fourth
Steir & Weitner, (Ernest F. Steir and Anton Weitner),
harness manufs, 530 Fonrth
Steitberger Goldfried, pipemaker, r. 608 Sixth
Steivler Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 212 Pacific, r. 207
Pacific
Steljes John D., grocer, r. cor Brannan and First
Stelker Xavier, tailor Henry Steil. r. 317 Bush
Stellburg Charles J.. wireweaverCal. Wire Works, r.
NW cor Baker and McAllister
Steller Charks. cabiuetmaker, r. 215 Oak
Steller Louis, bookkeeper R. P. Tenney, r. 215 Oak
Steller Susan Mrs., laundress U. S. Marine Hospital
Stellger B., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Stellges Zena Miss, r. 1306 Montgomery
Stelling Bros. (William and Charles), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Ellis and Devisadero
Stelling Charles (Stelling Brothers), r. NE cor Ellis
and Devisadero
Stelling Charles, clerk Peter W. Beckman, r. NE cor
Mission and Fourteenth
Stelling Frederick J. (Stelling & Siebe), r. 157 Second
Stelling Henry, market, 2766 Mission, r. NE cor Twen-
ty-third and Mission
Stelliuf? Henry, (2), butcher, r. 2766 Mission
Stelling Henry, clerk Hermann Breuer, r. 511 Filbert
Stelling John, clerk, r. 509 Powell
Stelling John, clerk Henry Neimaber, r. SW cor Beale
and Folsom
Stelling John, deckhand S. S. Onward, Jackson Street
Wharf
Stelling John H., collector Deutscber Verein, r. 509
Stoikton
Stelling William (Haskell & Bode) , r. 817 Capp
Stelling William (Stelling Bros.), r. NE cor Ellis and
Devisadero
Stelling William, butcher Henry Stelling, r. NE cor
Twenty-third and Mission
Stelling William T., blind factory, cor Fifth and Bry-
ant, r. 817 Capp
Stelling & Siebe (Frederick J. Stelling and August
Siebe), market, 15-5-157 Second
Stellmann Frederick, clerk Albert Drucker, r. 224
Third
Stelyes Henry, barkeeper Herman Eanken, r. cor
Market and Seventh
Stelyes Herman, groceries and liquors, 812 Clay
Stelzer Martin, waiter, r. 5 Montgomery Court
Stemmler Frederick, uxiholsterer and paper hanger, r.
19 Valencia
Stempelmaun Henry, hardware and crockery, 623 Pac
Stemson James, laborer, r. 231 Second
Stenberg Charles, boltmaker Phelps Manuf. Co., r. 15
Drumm
Stenberg David, peddler, r. 248 M Clara
Stenberg Isaac, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 21 Carolina
Stenberg John, seaman, r. 17 De Boom
Stenberg John F,, laborer Carmen Island Salt Works,
r. 212 Minna
Steubiht William, mtisician, r. 1523 Powell
Slender Charles, clerk Timothy Horgan, r. 431^ Clem
Stender N. F., cook, r. E s California Av, nr Monte-
zuma, Bernal Heights
Stengel Beruard, carpetlayer A. Berson & Son, r. SE
Cor Pacitic and Powell
Bullock «S; Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 705 to '.16 Kearny St., opposite tlie Plaza.
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Stenger Ausust, foreman Safety Powder Co., r. NE cor
l.at,'una and Oroeuwich
Stenlioiise Ida Miss, adjuster coiner's dcjit U. S. Mint,
r. (io'.t Nat'ina
Stenlu)use S. M., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
1091 Geary
Stenhouse T. B. H., correspondent New York Herald,
r. <)5'.) Natoma
Stenk'^ Fredeilck, waiter South Park House, r. 530
Third
Stennerson Lars, night watchman Herman Granz
Stenquist Andrew, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 15
Boardman PI
Stenson Maria, domestic 513 Van Ness Av
Stens'in Robert J., salesman Walter Bros., r. N s
Hickory Av, bet Buchanan and Laguna
Stenz Lorenz, baker, r. tiO'.) Jackson
Stepf M. Mrs. (widow), r. 1220 Pacific
Stepfliagen Louis, laborer Schroth & Westerfeld, r.
•228 Kearny
Stephun John G. (Finley & Stephim), r. 211fi Cal
Stephnu Julius, brewer Tivoli Brewery, SE cor Fill-
mire and Waller
Stepliiuii Peter, laborer, r. 31 Clarence PI
Stephen ITCU17, waiter Palace Hiitel
Stephen Thomas, wini' ro(mi. Palace Hotel
Stephens C. (F. A. Miller .^ Co.l.r. 24 Erie
Stephens Charles J., miner, r. 18 Perry
Stephens D. L., salesman 009 Market, r. 414 Polk
Stephens Edward, saddler, r. I:il4 Polk
Stepheijs Eunice, dressmaker, r. 14 Bond
Stephens George, r. 212 Twelfth
Stephens G. S., carpenter Gustave MoUer, r. fi21 Cal
Stephens John, clerk McAllister fc Bergin, r. .534 Sixth
Stephen.s John, laborer, r. 510 Mission
Stei^heus John G., student Heald's Business College
Stephens John S., rigger William H. Green, r. NE cor
Howard and Spear
Stephens Joseph, miner, r. 1018 Clay
Stephens L. D., r. 414 Polk
Stephens Littleton B., messenger president Southern
Pac R. R., r. 168 Tehama
Stephens Nelson L., carpenter and builder, r. 900
Steincr
Stephci.s Patrick (Stephens & Dugan), r. .534 Sixlh
Stephens Philiii, steerage steward Pacific Mail S. S.
Colima
Stephens Samuel (Linthal & Stephens), r, 163G Eddy
Stephens William, fruits, 1220 Pacific
Stephens William H., cabinetmaker Herman Granz,
r. 1124M Harrison
Stephens & Dugan (Patrick Stephens and Bernard F.
Dugan) , boots and shoes, 42 Sixth
Stephens. See Stevens.
Stephenson Ettie (widow), r 2310 Steincr
Stephenson Mary J. (widow) , r. 5 Mason
Steiihenson William B., foreman night sweeping, r.
11 Laurel PI
Stephenson William E., with Williams, Blanchard &
Co., r. 130 Tyler
Stephenson. See Stevenson
Stephei.ton Job, finisher Charles J. Holmes, 'r. 1623
Mission
Stepp Charles, clerk Humboldt Savings and Loan
Society, r. 18 Geary
Stepp John, laundrymau, r. 1320 Stockton
Stepp Wilhelm, cigarmaker Pdese Bro8.,r.2224 Steiner
Steppaeher Jacob, clerk Assessor's Ofiiie, r. 002 Sutter
Steppacher Maier, sexton Temple Emanu-El, r. liO'i
Sutter
Steppenbeck William, porter, r. 543 Jessie
Steps Simeon, porter, r. 1316 Powell
Steptoe Consolidated Mining Co. (Ward Dist., Nev.),
Edward F. Stone secretary, office 300 Pine, room 3
Steres K., r. 420 Jackson
STERETT BENJAMIIV F., book, job and power
press printing, 532 Clay, r. 1.5112 Jones
Sterett Frank A., compositor Benjamin F. Sterett, r.
1.502 Jones
Sterett William I., bookkeeper Greene & Co., r. 1502
Jenes
Sterez John, watchman Andrew Onderdonk
Sterling A. N., r. 1013 Washington
Sterling Charles, cook Haubrii h k Muller
Sterling E. C, clj-rk Custom House, r. 2317 Mission
Sterling George, with M. & A. Hansen, r. Oakland
Point
Sterling John, clerk, r. 109 Dupont
Sterling John C, salesman Keane Bros., r. 2430 Miss
Sterling John S., bookkeeper, r. 809 Stockton
Sterling May A., r. 1559)4 Market
Sterling Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.), Ira Ayers tt.
secretary, office 110 Front
Sterftng Ncitie, domestic SE cor Francisco and Leav
Sterling Thomas J., foreman Pacific Iron Worka, r.
1743 M Mission
Sterling William H., mining, r. 202 Sixth
Stern Annie, fringemaker S. Ettinger, r. 302 Tyler
Stern Charles, market, 1004 Howard
Stem Charles 8., hairdressing saloon, 801 Kearny, r.
.523 Stevenson
Stern David (David Stern \- Son), and proptr Bruns-
wick House, NW cor Uowaril and Sixth, r. Bruns-
wick House
STERX DAVID Wt .SOX (Henry Stern) , proptrs
Nucleus House, SE cor Market and Third
Stern E. L., commereial traveler, r. 2i24 California
Stern Frederick, clerk W. Woife, r. .539 Hayes
Stern Henry (David St ru \- Son), r. Nucleus House
Stern Herman, collector, r. 2ii05 Bu' hanan
Stern Jacot), tinware, 1119 Fidsoiu
Stern Jacob, with Levi Straxiss & Co., r. 621 Leav
Stern Joseph, bill clerk Levi Strauss «: Co., r. SOGHyde
Stern Louis, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 021
Leavenworth
Stern Moses, r. .539 Hayes
Stern Michael, r. 2524 California
Stern Philip, furniture, 218 Sixth
Stern Si gmund, salesman L( vi Strauss & Co., r. 621
Leavenworth
Stern Simon, dressmaker, r. 103 Mason
St -rnberg August, driver, r. Siegfried's Hotel
Sternberg Caesar (Sternberg & Co.), r. 1014 Stockton
Sternberg David (Boukofsky & Sternberg) , r. 1007 Post
Sternberg David, peddler, r. 248)^ Clara
St -rnbi rg Frederick, seaman, r. 1.52 Steuart
Sternberg Johanna, domestic 1517 Van Ness .\v
Sternberg Morris, tailor, 7 Spring, r. 248 Clara
Sternberg Simon, salesman Charles A. Fletcher, r.
1709 Sutter
Sternberg k Co. (Caesar Sternberg and Harry Detgen),
liquor saloon, 012 Mission
Sterndale Ellen (widi)w), r. 7.54 Foleom
Sternfeld Adolph (Stcrnfeld Bros. & Co.) , r. New York
Sternfeld Bros. & Co. (Adol])h, Hermann, ai^d Morris
Sternfeld) , importers French calfskins. Basset
glazed kid, etc., 539 Market
Sternfeld Hermann (Sternfeld Bros. & Co.), r. Paris,
France
Sternfeld Morris (Sternfeld Bros. & Co.), r. 826 Geary
Sternfels Bernard H. (Lachman & Sternfels) , r. 014
Sutter
Steruheim Samuel (Wangcuhelm, Stemheim & Co.),
r. 1728 Bush
Sterns L. Mrs., bakery, 819 Broadway
Sterns Leopold, barber, r. 819 Broadway
Sterns Morris (Hein'-man & Sterns) , r. 539 Hayes
i Sterritt George, r. 075 Mission
Steskal Franz, varnisher Pacific Furniture Co., r. 763
Brannan
Stetefeldt Charles A., mining engineer, office 320 San-
som, room 62, r. Park City, Utah
Stetefeldt Furnace Co., (jffice 320 Sansom, room 62
Stetman Caroline (widow), r. 210 Grove
Stetrel Frances, domestic 922 Powell
Stetacm A.M., captain Harbor Commissioners' dredger
Stetson Annie A. (widow), teacher music, r. 30 Mc-
Allister
Stetson Charles, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Stetson David, r. 100 V4 Second
Stetson Edward Gray (Stetson & Houghton), r. 13
Guy PI
Stetson Gustavus F., shipcarpenter, r. i4 Everett
Stetson Hermiue Mrs., r. 720 Missior
Stetscm Hopmau. portrait painter, r. 720 Mi..<sion
STETSON JAMES B. (Holbrook, Merrill k Stet-
son), r. 1322 Sutter
St tson John W. (Fleming «: Stetson), r. 362 Brannan
Stet-on S., janitor, 420 Montgomery
Stetson W. C, r. 231 Second
Stetson Wilder S., first officer ship Robert Dixon. Har-
rison St. Wharf
Stet><on William C, laborer California Mills, r. Oak-
land
STETSON' WIIiljIAM W., mining secretary,
office 47 Nevada Block, r. 25 Oak Grove Av
STETSOX «fc HOVGHTO.X (Edward Gray Stet-
son and R. E. Houghton), attorneys at law, office
315 California, rooms 11-12-1H-20
Stctt James, employee Palace Hotel
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Stetta Bias, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgomery
Stetter Elias, cellarman G. Groezinger, r. NE cor Cal-
ifornia Av and Montcalm PI
Stettin Mme. H., stamping and embroidery, 443 teush
Stettin Herman, designer and manuf French stamping
patterns, 443 Bush
Steuart Irving, merchandise broker, 40 California
Steuart Street House, Keyer E. Bakker proptr, 104
Steuart
Steuart. See Stewart and Stuart
Steuber Morris, capitalist, r. SE cor California and
Leavenworth
Steuer Ferdinand, cook Schroth k Westerfeld, r. 29
Morton
Stevenot Emil K., borax and metalurgical refinery,
417 Chestnut, r. 2216 Mason
Stevenot Gabriel K., president Melone's Mining Co.,
r. 527 f; Greenwich
Stevens Amelia Miss, furnished rooms, 112 Kearny
Stevens Annie Miss, shoefitter Jory Bros., r. 15013^
Market
Stevens A. O., tailor, r. 9 Dikeman PI
STEVEXS, AUGUSTUS K., secretary Sutter St.
R. R., office IJOI Larkin, r. 2194 Devisadero >
Stevens A. W., r. Abbctsford House I
STEVENS, BAKER & CO. (Levi Stevens and j
Judah Baker Jr.), shipping and commission mer-
chants, NW cor Sacramenti; and Davis
Stevens Bradford B.. laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, i
r. 449 Jessie 1
St«vens Clarence, dairyman, r. 624 Brannan
Stevens Calvin C, drayman, r. 679 Harrison
Stevens Charles, r. 11 Jansen, rear I
Stevens Charles, second officer S. S. Orizaba, Broad-
way Wharf
Stevens Charles E., r. Ralston Hoxise
Stevens Coleman, r. 622 Brannan
Stevens Daniel G., bookkeeper Chamberlain & Co.. r.
514 Bush
Stevens D. L., r. 36 Clay
Stevens D. L., salesman O. Lawton & Co.. r. 414 Polk
Stevens DudleyO.. contractor and builder. r. 336 Hayes
Stevens Edgar, policeman City Hall, r. 25 Taylor
Stevens Edward R., salesman H. Dutard, r. 112 Mason
Stevens Emily P.. r. 2194 Devi.^adero
Stevens Francis M., manager estate Jerome B. Piper's
Bay and River Line Schooners, office 7 Clay, r. 1410
Bush
Stevens Frederick, barkeeper Michael Borowsky, r.
336 Hayes I
STEVEXS GEORGE, Uquor saloon, SE cor Union
and Battery I
Stevens George, meterman Spring Valley Water '
Wor'<-:s, r. Central Av, bet Bush aud Sutter |
Stevens George, policeman City Hall. r. 102 Jackson I
Stevens Henrietta (widow), r. l.')9 Silver
Stevens Heurj, calker, r. 1109}^ Montgomery
Stevens Henry, groceries aud liquors, S s Twenty- |
fourth, bet Noe and Castro I
Stevens Henry, seaman, r. 30k' Zoe j
Stevens Henry H.. dentist, office and r. 106h; Third
Stevens Horatio N'., manager telegraph di partment !
Central Pac.R. R., office XE cor Fourth and Town- I
send, room 55, r.V s Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-third
and "Twenty-lourtb
Stevens James, wheelwright Lowney Bros., r. 613
Linden
Stevens James F., warehouseman Dempster & Keys, r.
1403 Sausom
Stevens James F., agent Taylor & Co., r. 10 Hampton
PI
Stevens James H., calker, r. W s Montgomery, nr
Vallejo
Stevens James W., solicitor Pacilic Mutual Life Insur-
ance Co., r. Oakland
Stevens John, engineer tug Favorite, r, 43 Stanly PI
Stevens John, laborer, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Filbert
Steve nsJohn, laborer Elward Fanning, r. 320 Chestnut
Stevens John M., stockbroker, r. 573 Howard
Stevens John T., longshor.man. r. 405 Main
Stevens John V., wuti;hnjan, r. 1114 Twentv-first
Stevens John W., r. W s Fair Oaks, bet Twenty-third
and Twentyf<-urth
Stevens John W., pulisher John Danitl & Co., r. 42C
Shotwell
Stevens Joseph, fireman stm James M. Donahoe, r.
1319 California
Stevens Joseph, manager Pacific Safe Co., 122 Spear,
r. 2726 Howard
Stevens Leonard S., captain bark Oakland, r. 1114
Twenty-fijst
Stevens Levi (Stevens, Baker & Co.), r. Fruit Vale
Stevens Louis, steward, r. Io09 Jackson
Stevens Lucas H., carpenter, r. 2543^ Minna
Stevens Lucy Mrs., r. 721 California
Stevens Margaret J. (widow) , r. 151 Natoma
STEVENS MARTIN V. (Stevens & Wilder), and
groceries and liquors, 1500 Folsom
Stevens Mary (widow) , r. 20S Leavehworth
Stevens Mary P. (widow) . r. 418 Twenty-fourth
Stevens Matilda Miss, r. 809 Stockton
Stevens Peter, local policeman, r. 29 Drumm
Stevens Robert, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 533
Howard
Stevens Samuel, barber William House, r. 8 Clem
Stevens Samuel, clerk Frederick Edwards, r. 128 Rin-
con PI
Stevens Seriah D., traveling agent, r. 4 Park PI
Stevens S. R. Mrs., spiritual medium, r. NE cor How-
ard and Twenty- fourth
Stevens Thomas, longshoreman, r. Fairmount Tract,
nr School House
Stevens William, laborer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 817 Stockton
Stevens William, ovsters and fish, 33 Center Market,
r. 128 Rincon PI
Stevens William, painter, r. 256}^ Jessie
Stevens William, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Stevens William C, fiisherman. r. 300 Jessie
Stevens William E., clerk Yates & Co., r. 2020 Van
Ness Av
Stevens William E., mason and builder, office 316
Montgomery, r. 1410 Bush
Stevens William F., law student Charles Wittram, r.
151 Natoma
Stevens William H.. miner, r. 1123 Powell
Stevens & Wilder f Martin V. Stevens and James W.
Wilder), artesian wellborere, windmills, steam
pumps, and tanks, 1500 Folsom
Stevens. See Steevens
Stevenson Annette Mrs., r. E s Hartford, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
STEVENSON BUrLDING, SW cor California
and Montgomery
Stevenson Frank, barber, r. 115 First
Stevenson Hew. president Western Shore Ice Co., of-
fice 821 Battery, r. 1420 Sutter
Stevenson Howard G., shipping clerk Sanderson &
Horn, r. Occidental Hotel
Stevenson Isaac, woolgrader Ball & Julian, r. 925 Har
Stevenson James, miner, r. 5 Harry PI
Stevenson James, with W.B.Sumner « Co., r. 22 Geary
Stevenson James C, plasterer, r. 13 Bonita
Stevenson J. D.. clerk .\rthur M. Ebbets, r. SE cor
Jones and Washington
Stevenson Jerome, painter, r. 610 Howard
Stevenson John, first assistant engineer Pacific Mail
S. S. Alaska, r. 357 Brannan
Stevenson John, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Stevenson John, shoemaker Magdalen Asylum
Stevefison John F.. teamster Blair & Chase, r. NE cor
Market and Haight
Stevenson John J. (Stevenson & Longwill), r. 355
Brannan
Stevenson John P., carpenter, r. 516 Pacific
STEVENSON JONATHAN D., United States
Shipping Commissioner, office 118 Jackson, r. 2109
Van Ness Av
Stevenson Joseph H., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 132
Rose Av
Stevenson J.W.. carpenter, r. 310 Eighteenth
Stevenson Kate Mrs. (widow), r. 2 Broad's PI
Stevenson Leauder. painttr, r. 610 Howard
Stevenson Robert, butcher, r. 20 Lafayette PI
Stevenson Robert, driver John Smith, r. Ahlbom
Hou.se
STEVENSON ROBERT, real estate, office 331
Montgomery, room 22, r. 1419 Clay
Stevenson Samuel C, policeman City Hall, r. 126 Perry
Stevenson Thomas, collector California Furniture Co.,
r. 122 Guerrero
Stevenson Thomas, machinist W. C.Wilcox, r. Twen-
ty-eighth, bet Church and Dolores
Stevenson Thomas B., buggy washer James G. Sco-
vern, r. 317 Stevenson
Stevenson Wesley, cabinetmaker, r. SW cor Twenty-
fourth and Sanchez
Stevenson William, carpet weaver Alexander Mackay,
r. NE cor Capp and Twenty-fifth
BULLOCS 2i JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Perfiimes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Steyenson William, deputy County Clerk, r. 507 Chett-
nnt
StevenBOU William W.. shoemalier, 254 Steuart |
Stevenson & Longwill (John J. Stevenson and John
Longwill) . f uruiehing and fancy (.'oods, 'iy Second
Steward Alexander, r. 'i>H Union
Steward Dave, waiter S. S. Great Republic
Steward David D., teamster J. S. Stratton, r. 854 Har
Steward H. D., r. 521 Pacilic
Steward John, shipcarpenter, r. 61t> Harrison
Steward Joseph, fireman S. S. Great Republic
Steward William, painter, r. lia Orefion
Steward Willium E.. builder, r. a Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Stewart A., upholsterer, r. 18 First !
Stewart Agnes Miss, forewoman Pac. Straw Works, r.
1119 Montgomery
Stewart Alexander, carpenter, r. 52 Nevada
Stewart Alexander, shipwright, r. 507 Jones
Stewart Alexander H., r. 2GJ<j Liberty
Stewart Alexander T., carpenter, r. 2i'>31 Harrison
Stewart Andrew (Merchant & Stewart), r. 25 Steven-
son, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Stewart Annie, confectionery, 637 Ja Howard
Stewart Charles, r. 20 Morey Alley
Stewart Charles, r. 1-421 Hyde
Stewart Charles, carpenter, r. 1317 Octavia
Stewart Charles, dravman James A. Pendergast, r. 200
Clay
Stewart Charles, helper Charles W. Smith, r. SE cor
Geary and Octavia
Stewart Charles, painter John Brewster
Stewart Charles, porter, r. 446 Twentieth
Stewart Charles, teamster, r. 233 Tenth
Stewart Charles E., bookkeeper Fry, NealACo.,r.
1205 Bush *
Stewart Charles E.. jeweler Richard W. Jackson, r.
118 Post
STEWART CHARLES S., lieutenant colonel
engineers U. S. A., office 533 Kearny, r. 1819 Sac
Stewart Charlotte I., assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 1205 Bush
Stewart Chauncey, r. 32 Ellis
Stewart David, expressman, r. 23.33 Pine
Stewart David, livery stable, 134 Seventh
Stewart Edward E., engineer Southern Pac. R. R. Co.,
r. 210 Sixteenth
Stewart F. A. Mrs., assistant Greenwich Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1205 Bu-b
Stewart Frank, jeweler, 509 Sixteenth, r. 19 Second Av
Stewart Geoige, expressman, NE cor Cluy and Front,
r. 25 Stevenson, bet Twelfth and Thirteenth
Stewart George, laborer S.F. 6aBlaght Co., r. Illinois,
nr Napa
Stewart George, money and exchange broker, 700
Market, r. 721 Grove
Stewart George W., clerk freight auditor's office. Cen-
tral Pac. R. R., r. 320 Turk
Stewart G. W., foreman Pope & Talbot, r. 510 Taylor
Stewart Hamilton, carpenter, r. 1851 Stevenson
Stewart Hamilton Jr., iriugemaker, r. 1851 Stevenson
Stew.nrt Henry, nursery, Ss Pott, bet Devisadero and
Broderick,r. 2220 Geary
Stewart Henry, teamster, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Stewart Henry, whitener, r. 418 Tell
Stewart Isabelle Miss, braid sewer.Pac. Straw Works,
r. 1119 Montgomery
Stewart James, bookkeeper State Investment Insur-
ance Co., r. loll Pierce
Stewart James, cook, r. 34 Natoma
Stewart James, groceries and liquors, 1926 Bush
Stewart James, piano dealer, r. 202 Sixth
Stewart James, stonecutt'-r. r. Grand Central Hotel
Stewart James F., collector Craig * Son, r. 213 Austin
Stewart James H. (Stewart vt Birkeland), r. NW cor
Folsom and Twenty-fourth
Stewart Jennie Miss, braid sewer Pac. Straw Works, r.
1119 Montgomery
Stewart Jerome D., stockbroker r. cor Twenty-sixth
and Fairmount
Stewart John, baker, r. 19 Bryant Av
Stewart John, boilermal;er Risdon I. and L. Works
Stewart John, chief engineer S. S. Alaska, r. 2231 How
Stewart John, laborer, r. 871 Folsom
Stewart John, medical student, r. 2111 Jones
Stewart John, printer, r. 935 Clay
Stewart John, teamiter Fred. P. Belcher
Stewart John B., fruits, 1062 Howard
Stewart John C, bookkeeper, r. 1032 Pine
Stewart John C, barnessmaker, r. Union, nr Sansom
Stewart John E., stairbuilder California Mills, r. 715
Sanchrz
Stewart John L., r. 511 Poi-t
Stewart John R., conduitor Omnibus R. R., r. 22
Verona PI
Stewart John W., superintendent California and Ne-
vada Ice Co., office 530 Tehama, r. 1110 Twenty-
tirst
Stewart Jtiseph, laborer, r. 324 Ritch
Sttwart Joseph, stevedore A. C. Freeee
Stewart J. R., merchandise broker, r. 446 Twentieth
Stewart Katie Miss, rucbiugmaker Tooin, Davisson
& Co.. r. 431 Minna
Stewart Mary, domestic 1030 Dolores
Stewart Mary A. Mrs. housekeeper, r. 212 S<.-venth
Stewart Mary J. Mrs. (widow), nurt^e, r. 5*01 Jackson
Stewart Matilda (widow) , r. 1200 Leavenworth
Stewart Nel'.ie Miss, rucbingmaker Tobin, Davisson k
Co..r. 431 Minna
Stewart O., waiter stm Alice Garratt, Washington St.
Wharf
Stewart Robert, clerk W. B. Sumner 4 Co., r. 715
Sanchez
Stewart Robert, laborer, r. 649 Minna
Stewart Rosa C. Mrs., r. 0 Tyler
Stewart Stephen, finisherWest Coast Furniture Mai:uf .
Co., r. 19 Bryant Av
Stewart Theodore, porter Palace Hotel, r. 904 Jackson
Stewart Thomas (Stewart & Buckley), r. 1712 Turk
Stewart Thomas, barkeeper, r. 19 Powell
Stewart Thomas, salesman Mills, Leak & Co., r. 513
Sixth
Stewart Thomas, stevedore, r. S s Union, nr Battery,
rear
Stewart Thomas A., barkeeper Grand Hotel, r. 120
Ellis
Stewa\ t Thomas G., oiler Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Stewart Tnomas K., driver Lake & Sweetzer, r. 429
Minna
Stewart Thomas P.. steward, r. 6.38 Howard
Stewart Thomas T., clerk D. F. Verdenal, r. 1205
Bush
STEWART, VAN CL.IEP Si HERRIN (Wil-
liam M. Stewart. P. Van Clief. and William F.
Herrin), attorneys at law, office 310 Pine, rooms
23-28
Stewart W. A., butcher, r. 124 Eighth
Stewart Walter J., noteteller Anglo-Califoriiian Bank
(limited), r. Highland Park, East Oakland
Stewart William, hustler David Stewart, r. 134 )i
Seventh
Stewart William, porter E. Martin & Co., r. West
Oakland
Stewart William A., machinist Fulton Iron Works, r.
yM Oak Grove Av
Stewart William F., first lieutenant Fourth Ar-
tillery, U. S. A., Presidio Rtservation
Stewart William J., boilennaker. r. 324 Ritch
Stewart William M. (Stewart, Van Clief & Herriu), at-
torney at law, office 310 Pine, rooms 23-2~l. r.
252 Second
i Stewart & Birkeland (J. H. Stewart and M. J. Birke-
1 land), groceries, provisions, wines, and liquors,
NW cor Folsiiu and Tw( niv-fourth
1 STEWART «S;BfCKl.EY (Thomas Stewart and
Daniel Buckley), fruits and produce, 513 Sansom
Stewart. See Steuart ai.d Stuart
Stewart's Sewing Machin- s, H. R. Joseelyn jt Co.
agents, 28 New Montgomery
Steyer Harriet (widow) , r. 703 Stockton
Steyer Manjic Miss, r. 703 Stockton
Steylaars Charles L. (S eylaars & Rossi), r. 231 Mont-
gomery .\v
ST£YL..\.ARS & ROSSI (Charles L. Steylaars
and Peter C. Rossi), druRglsts, 318 Montgomery
Av
Stevman C, stevedore A. C. Frtese
SthVobehn Detlef, teamster, r. 10 Francisco
Stibold Valentine, oiler stm Cora, Washington St.
Wharf
Stich Rosalie (widow), r. 311 Eddy
Stickland George, teamster. SW cor Market and Steu-
art, r. 162 Silver
Stickland John, sash and blindmaker. r. 162 Silver
Sti' kle Caroline Mrs., nurse, r. (HW Howard
Stickle Israel, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. C-X) Howard
Stickler Martin (Stickler * Piters), r. 901 Kearny
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stickler & Peters (Martin Stickler and John Peters) ,
liquor saloon, 901 Keaniy
Stickle.sou Charles H., carpenter, r. 225 Tenth, rear
Stickney Benjamin W., typecaster Painter & Co., r.
Oakland
Stieb-r Daniel (Oppeuheim & Stieber), r. 316}^
Tyler
Stiefel Charles, foreman G. Groezinger, r. 1812
Mason
Stiefel Louis (Schweitzer. Sachs & Co. ) , r. New York
Stielel Samuel, salesman Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., r.
«-J0 Post
Stiegler Joseph, waiter, r. 523 O'Farrell
Stieglitz Amelia, domestic 1-113 Bush
Stiej-'litz Charlotte Miss, domestic li07 Washington
Stieglitz Sherman, clerk Charles Rickman, r. 6 Bry-
ant Av
Stien Frederick, carpenter, r. 310 M Eighth, rear
Siieuer Cornelius, lumberman, r. ID Cieavelaud
Stier , cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory
Slier Herman, teacher music, r. 522 O'Farrell
Stier. See Steir
Stierleu G. A., bookkeeper Belloc & Co.. r. 516 Sutter
Sticrlen John, mauhinehand Spear Street Mills, r.
West Oakland
Stiger William H., mining supt, r. 3 Sheppard PI
Stiles John M., carpenter, r. S s Church, bet Twenty-
firrft and Twenty-se.-oud
Stiles Richard D., painter, r. 641 Minna
Stiles. See Styles
Still Alden P., salesman Pacific Ice Co., r. 1623 Dup
Still Jfuuie N. (widow), r. 15U9 StL-iner
Stii; Kate R. Miss, r. 1.50'J Steiner
Still Mary C. Miss, assistant South S. F. School, r.
1509 Steiner
Still Sarah L. (widow), r. 1125 Columbia
Still William G.. manager Yates & Co., 027 Kearny, r.
3 Grace Terrace
StillOirger Elizabeth (widow) , r. 8 August Alley, rear
Stilleus Louis, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Stiller Leinhold C, carpenter, i. 30 Van Ness Av
StiUey L. C, compositor Bacon & Co.. r. 366 Third
Stilli M. J. (widow) , r. 252 Second
Stilling Henry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Stilling Levi, First Hebrew Benev. Soc, 643 Sac
Stillman Arthur N. , r. 501 Post
Stillman J. D. B., physician, office and r. 33G O'Far-
rell
stillman Martin, waiter Charles Norris, r. 3 Mont-
gomery Court
Stilson Charles, painter, r. 227 Fifteenth
Stiiaon George, driver George C. & James G. Smart, r.
San Jose Road, nr Industrial School
Stilwaugh Albert, tinroofer, r. 2759 Mission
Stilwell Nannie A. (widow) , preserver natural flowers,
r. 417 Mason
Stimers Alexander, waiter American Exchange Hotel
Stimpsun C. N. Miss, r. 231 Second
Stiaipson George W. (Stimpson & Cahill) , r. 255 Te-
hama
Stimpson & Cahill (George \V. Stimpson and Thomas
E. Cahill), upholsterers, 777 Mission
Stimson Montcalm G., advertising agent The Evangel
and Metropolitan Banner, r. 315 Capp
Stimson W. H., clerk clotiiing and equipage depart-
ment U. S. .^.,r. 315 Capp
Stiucen Alice M. Miss, principal Market and Seventh
Street Primary School, r. NE cor Chestnut and
Hyde
Stinceu Emma E. C. Miss, principal Fourth Street
Primary School, r. 812 Ellis
Stincen Margaretta (widow) , r. 812 Ellis
Stinch Thomas, foreman United Carriage Co.
Stinrhlield Charles S., tinsmith Buckuam & Lan-
grrhr, r. Oakland
Stine John E., cook Ancon Hotel, r. 9 Pacific
Stine William, machinist, r. 309 Fremont
Stine William H., apprentice Birch, Argall & Co., r.
309 Fremont
Stiui r Samuel (M. Hyman & Co.) , r. New York
Stinson Hugh, butcher Pacific Mail S. S. Coliraa
Stinson Perry, carpenter, r. hOi! Filbert
Stineon Sidney, master niHriner, r. 2 Vernon PI
Stinson W. H., bookkeeper Pacific Bank.r. 800 Filbert
Stirling Charles, cook, r. 240 Minna
Stirling E. C, assistant weigher Custom House, r. 2328
Mission
Stirling John F., accountant, r. 809 Stockton
Stirling Thomas J., foreman Paciliclron Works, r. 1191
Harrison
Stitt James, engineer Palace Hotel, r. 10 Ash Av
Stitt John, bhicksmith R. Stitt. r. 40 Everett
Stitt Robert, wagoumaker, 240 Market, r. 40 Everett
Stitt Robert Jr., carriagemaker R-. Stitt, r. 40 Everett
STIVERS CHARL.es A., assistant city physician
and police ^u^l4eon, office 514 Kearny, r. 908 Clay
STIVERS HENRV F., lumber inspector (cedar
and mahoyauy) , 3 Mission, r. .-Mameda
Stivers Lafayette, policeman, r. 1516 Buihanan
Stoadtman Julius, barkeeper, r. 815 Montgomery
Stoakes Benjamin F., melter melters' and refiners' de-
partment U. S. Mint, r. cor Market and Seven-
teenth, Oakland
Stock Charles, foreman Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
Stock Ernest C, interpreter German, Police Court,
and reporter Morning Call, r. b% Dupont
STOCK REPORT (daily and weekly), Stock Re-
port Publishing Co. proptrs, office S. F. Stock
B'jard Building, Pine, nr Montgomery
STOCK REPORT PUBLISHING CO. (William
M. Bunker, A. C. Hiester, and Franklin Lawton),
printers and publisher.s Daily Stock Report, office
S. F. Stock Board Building, Pine, nr Montgomery
Stock William, carpenter, r. 421 Dupont
Stockbroker Silver Mining Co. (White Pine, Nev.),
Orlando H. Bogart secretary, office 106 Leid
Stockdale John, baker, Cal. Cracker Co.'
Stocker Anne J. (widow) , r. 320 Jessie
Stocker Max, painter, r. IS First
Stoclifleth John, ma.ster mariner, office 305 East
Stockinere Henry, engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 2100
Mission
Stocking Frederick M., reporter and solicitor John H.
Carmauy i^ Co., r. 2511 Octavia
Stockman August, uphosterer, r. 428 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Stockman John, stockbroker, r. 532 Geary
Stockman John M., patternmaker, r. 523 Twenty-
second
Stockmann Frederick, wagonmaker, Rnilroad Av.near
Sixth Av, South S. F., r. cor Eighth Av and M,
South S. F.
Stockmann Paulina, dressmaker, r. 428 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Stockmann Richard, lithographer M. Schmidt & Co., r.
428 Tehama
Stockmeyer A., musician, r. 2401 Mission
Stockmeyer George, engineer, r. 1200 Larkin
Stocks J. G., salesman Curtis, Dixon & Co., r. Oak-
land
Stockton City Flouring Mills, Sperry & Co. proptrs,
office 22 California
Stockton Edward A., manuf light woodwork, SW cor
Mission and Fremont, r. Oakland
Stockton Elizabeth (widow) , r, 1016 Pine
STOCKTON GAS CO., Robert George secretary,
office 606 Montgomery, room 6
Stockton James, assistant storekeeper warehouse
dei)artment Custom House, r. 1013 Washington
STOCKTON LINE STEAMERS, Cal. Steam
Navigation Co., G. A. Carlton agent, Washington
St. Wharf
STOCKTON LINE STEAMERS, Cal. Trans-
portation Co., office NW cor Jackson and East
STOCKTON MILL, Albert Washburn proptr, S 8
Berrs-, bet Fourth and Fifth
STOCKTON TRANSPORTATION CO.,
Gawne, Makin & Co. agents, 302 California
Stockton William R., compositor Daily Stock Rcx«rt,
r. 739 Howard
Stocl.tou and Copperopolis Railroad, -James O. B.
Gunn secretary, office NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end, room 1
Stockwell James H. (Stockwell & Co.) , r. 529 Union
Stockwell J. P., clerk George Haas & Co., r. 759 Mar-
ket
Stockwell Rettie Miss, r. 1023 Stockton
Stockwell & Co. (James H. Stockwell) , proptrs and
publishers Daily Law Journal, office 409 Washing-
ton
Stockwitz Emma Mrs. .fancy goods and clothing, 1341
Dui^ont
Stodart Adam, bookkeeper Bank of British Columbia,
r. 517 Post
Stoddard Asa B., master mariner, r. 1729 Broadway
Stoddard Bruce, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Syd-
ney
Stoddard Charles P., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 624 Fourth
BULLOGZ & J0NE.3, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Stoddard Cbarlos Mamn, correspoudent S. F. Chron-
icle, r. 3 Virnon PI
Stoddard Frederick C, r. 3 Vernon PI
Stoddard George L., laborer, r. (i Coniinercial
Stoddard C4porge R., ch rk J. R. McNulty. r. 420 Sutter
Stoddard James, nssistaut superinteudent steam tire I
engines S. F. F. D.. r. I'ilSiJv Piicitie I
Stoddard James, blacktsujith AV. E, Sllnw. r. 12'27 1
Green
Stodtlard James H., liquor saloon, 1 Commercial
Stoddard John J., messenger U. S. AiJiJraiser's Store,
r. 14 Washington Av |
Stoddiird Julia E. (widow), r. 4'if> Sutler
Stoddard Sadie A. Mrs., r. 325 Ellis
Stoddard Samuel B., assistant weigher Custom House,
r. 3 Vernon PI
Stoddard William J., machinist Domestic Sewing Ma-,
chine Co., r. 4'J() Sutter
Stoddart Archibald C, physician and surgeon, office
and r. li'2U Clay
Stoddart George R., clerk, r. 426 Sutter
Stoddart Sylvester, teamster Presidio Reservation
Stoddart W. J. M;s. (widow), r. 2018 Bush
Stodola George, tailor, 13li'.! Powell
Stoehr F., musiciau, r. 2;il O'Farrell
Stoer George (Adrian & Stoer), r. 1221 York
Stoerl Otto A., clerk W'illlam Dasmanu,r. 17U1 Howard
Stoeten Henry R., r. 13 Clay
Stoetzer Edward proptr Thoroughfare Hotel, NE cor
Fifth and Brauuau
Stoeveu Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Union
and Powell
Stoever Hmry, wines and liquors, 175 Sixteenth
Stoever Louis, mu^iiiati. r. 1404 Powell
STOFEX BROTHKRS (John J. and Peter N.),
shipping agents, office 410 Davis
Stofen Jiihu J. (Stolen Brothers), and captain stm
Sonoma, r. Sonoma
Stofen Peter N. (Stofen Brothers) and purser stm
Sonoma, r. Sonoma
Stofifer Charles, porter Von Bonn & Hencke Brothers,r .
419 Francisco
Stoffer Thomas C, junk dealer, r. 419 Francisco
Stohlmann William, bakery, 53i Turk
Stohlmanu WilliLau Jr., cigar boxmaker, r. 537 Turk
Stohr Frank, lithographer M. Schmidt k Co., r. 837
Tyler
Stohr Tillie C Miss, assist.mt Turk Street Primary
School, r. 837 Tyler
Stokes Alfr. d S., agent, r. 1609 Powell
Stokes August, r. 822 Powell
Stokes Edward, marblepolisher John Daniel & Co., r.
Oakland
Stokes F. T., clerk, r. 777 Market
Stokes George, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Stokes Henry,. iob printer, 35 Third, r. S. S. Turk, bet
Pierce nnd Scott
Stokes Henry, seaman, r. 30 Zoe
Stokes Henry A., porter Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Stokes Herbert, r. 729 California
Stokes John, cook, r. 1913 Filbert
Stokes J<'hn, laundryman Occidental Laundry
Stokes Mary (w)dow) , furnished rooms, 1067 Market
Stokes Mii'liael, laborer Occidental Hotel, r. 437 Jessie
Stokes Patrick J., gasfieter A. F.Nye & Co., r. 1067
Market
Stokes Rachel A. (widow) , liquor saloon, 411 Drumm
Stokes Richard, drayman, r. 15 Fourteenth
Stokes Warren, candymaker A. Thain Jr., r. 777 Mar-
ket
Stokes. See Stoakes
Stokum C H., cook Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Stolberg Peter, tanner S. Bloom, r. W s San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-seventh
Stoldt Asmus, tailor, 2107 3<j Stockton
StoU Theodore, woodturner Gilbert & Moore, r. 759
Howard
Stolla Hermann, salesman Nolan Bros., r. 711 Foleom
Stolmacher William, clerk Stefiens & Reinecke, r. SB
cor Folsom and Main
Stolte Ferdinand, (John Rotherman & Co,), r. Fourth,
bet Townsend and King
Stolts Uavid, perfumery manuf, 22 Kearny
Stolz Aaron (Stolz, Weideureich & Co., and Samuel
Weitz it Co.) , r. 1223}^ Geary
Stolz Abraham (Stolz Bros.) , r. V13 O'Farrell
Stolz Brothers (Abraham & Tobias), dry and fancy
goods, 53H-540 Kearny
Stolz C. butcher, .")7 Grand Arcade Market
Stolz Emanuel M., clerk Hyman P. Bush, r. 1223
Geary
Stolz Frederick, First Hebrew Benev. Soc, C43 Sacra-
mento
Stolz George, shoemaker Charles Dielle, r. 919 Filbert,
rear
Stolz Jacob, salesman, r. Hackmeler's Hotel
Stolz Philip J. (Stolz & Co.), r. 126 Eleventh
Stolz Tobias A. (Stolz Brotliers), r. 3^0 Eddy
Stolz, Weidenreich <*c Co. (Aaron Stolz, Solomon
Weidenreich and Samuel Weitz). shiit uianul'uc-
turers, 202 Bush
Stolz & Co. (Philip J. Stulz and Conrad Blegelbuth),
market, 126 Eleventh
Stolze Frederick, clerk Duvencck & Co., r. NW cor
Seventf.euth and Dolores
Stolze Henry, laborer Cul. Sugar Refinery, r. 23 De-
cattir
Stolzenwald Henry F., dyeing and cleaning, 217 Fourth
and 1037 Folsom
Stom George A., hairdrcsslng saloon, 104 Ninth
Stomburg Charles, laborer, r. 409 Pacific
Stombs Richard T., clerk, r. 627 Bush
Stonibs Thomas, foreman tinsmith W. W. Montague
& Co., r. 627 Bush
Stombs Thomas A Sr., tinsmith W. W. Montague &
Co.,r. 627 Bush
Stonibs William H., assistant teller National Gold
Bank and Trust Co., r. 333 McAllisti r
Stonberg Louis, shoemaker, r. 732 Vallejo, rear
STONE A. L. Rev. D. !>., pastor First Congre-
gational Church, r. 617 Bush
Stone Alfred M., painter, r. 446 Clementina
Stone Apiileton W., captain police City Hall, r. 1414
Bush
Stone Benjamin, furniture upholsterer Charles M.
Plum & Co., r. 2204 Jones
Stone Byron F., salesman G. W. Hume, r. Oakland
Stone Charles, seaman, r. 415 East
Stone Charles B. (Searles vt Stone), r. 1104 Market
Stone Charles L., r. i^i'J Clementina
Stone Charles M., stairbnilder, r. 446 Clementina
Stone Charles W'., clerk P. Beamish, r. 740 Huwurd
St"ne David H,, clerk Rosenbaum A: Co., r. 2204 Jones
Stonc' De Lancey, chief clerk South Pacific Coa^t R. R.
Office, r. Oakland
Stone Dudley C, deputy superintendent public
schools, office New Ci'y Hall, third floor, r. Berke-
ley
Stone Edward, student Barnard's Business College
STONE EDWARD F., mining secretary, offlce
306 Pine, room 3, r. Iti47 3« Mission
Stone Edwin, boatbuilder, r. Ninth Av, bet G and H,
Hunter's Poiiit, Suuth S. F.
Stone Edwin, milkranch, W s Louisiana, nr Shasta
Stone Ethel Miss, assistant Bush Street Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. Berkeley
Stone Fannie E. (widow), r. «07 Leavenwurtli
STONE FR.\NK F. , agent Lamar Fire Insurance
Co. (of New York), office 209 Sansom, r. 1006 Post
Stone Frank M., salesman Fechheimer, Guodkiud &
Co., r. 522 CapiJ
Stone Frederick P., manager law department A. L.
Bancroft & Co., r. lO.iO Dolores
Stone George, r. 1816 Post
Stone George L., laborer Byron Jackson, r. 624 Fourth
Stone George W., machinist stm Governor Irwin, r.
1011 Mason
Stone Henrietta (widow), r. 2204 Jones
Stone Henry, carpenter, r. 113 Oregon
Stone Henry, pianotuner Kohler k Chase, r. Oakland
Stone Henry A., boxmaker Union Box Factory, r. 26 >4
Kearny
Stone H. G., r. 700 California
8te>ue H. Storrs, capitalist, office 220 Montgomery, r.
335 Tehama
Stone Isaac, milk dairy, N s Cortland Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Stone Isadore, driver Isaac Stone, r. N s Cortland Av,
nr San Bruno road
Stone Jacob, clerk Isaac Stone, r. N s Cortland Av,
nr San Bruno Road
Stone James, r. 209 Liedesdorflf
Stone James, miner, r. 164 Tehama
Stone Jennie, domestic 1013 Mission
Stone John H., clerk general auditor's offlce Central
Pac. R. R., r. 122 Taylor
Stone John R., pawnbroker and watchmaker, 255 Thld
Stone John T. (Bates *: Stone), r. 45 Third
Stone Joseph, carpenter, r. 1215!^ Folsom
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Folsom
Stoue Karlman L., dry goods, 1211 Stock, r. 1231 Stock
Stone Louis, seaman, r. 90S Kearny
Stone Lucius D., salesman Stone & Hayden, r. T13 Cal
Stone Luke, drayman, r. Waller, bet Buclianan and
Webster
Stone Marcus, bookkeeper Koshland Bros., r. NW
cor Cortland Av and San Bruno Eoad
Stoue Martha Miss, assistant Columbia Street Pri-
mary School
Stone Maurice, glazier and pictures, 320 Montgomery
Av, r. 226 Minna
S one Napoleon B., real estate, office 216 Sansom, r.
Palace Hotel
Stoue Patrick, carpenter, r. 1008 Pacific
Stone Robert, employee Dr. Archibald C. Stoddart, r.
313 Chestnut
Stone Rockwell (Stone & Hayden) , r. 713 California
Stone Kutson J., bookkeeper, r. 322 Third
Stone Sewall P., clerk George W. Swan & Co., r. 103
Mission
Stone Sherold D., statistician, oifice 39 Merchants'
Exchange, r. SE cor Harrison and Sixth
Stone Thomas, laborer, r. 2515 Post
Stoue Thomas J., compositor Figaro, r. 1503 Mason
Stone Walter J., clerk Examiner, r. 1008 Pacific
Stoue Walter S.. clerk Jones & Osbourne, r. 710 Cal
Stoue William, groceries and liquors, SE cor Pacific
Av and Laguna
Stone William, machinist William Deacon, r. W s
Louisiana, nr Shasta
Stoue William, milkman, r. 625 Bay, rear
Stoue Wil.iam, printer, r. 10u8 Pacific
Stone William I., boatbuilder. Ninth Av, bet G and
H, Hunter's Point, South S. F.
Stone William R., men's furnishing goods, 321 Mont-
gomery, r. Gil Pine
Stone William W., principal Potrero School, r.W s In-
diana, nr Sierra
Stone W. W. Mrs., r. 1011 Mason
STONE & HAYDEN (Rockwell Stone and Peter
Hayden), importers and manufs saddlery and
leather, and dealers saddlery hardware, 422 Bat
Stoneman George, bartender Occidental Hotel
Stoppelkamp A. H. Mrs., groceries and liquors, SEcor
Stockton and Union
Stoppenbuck William, porter M. Hyman & Co.
Stfppler Henry, dressmaking, 27 Lewis
Storch Harry, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2, Jack-
son Street Wharf
Storck Charles L., market, 301 Hayes
Storck. See Stork
Storer John, seaman, r. 331 Green
Storer John F., compositor Alta California
Storey Gustave, laundry agent, 316 Bush, r. Overland
House
Storey Jacob F.. driver Wells, Fargo k Co., r. 822
Mission
Storey James, r. 632 Brannan
Storey Robert, r. 032 Brannan
Storey. See Story
Stork Jacob (Stork & Peguilhan), r. 415 Bush
Stork J. P., r. 404 Geary
Stork .\i Peguilhan (Jacob Stork and Francois Pe-
guilhan) , proptrs Poodle Dog Restaurant, 445 Bush
Stork. See Storck
Storm C, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Storm Christian, waiter Golden Gate Hotel
Storm Cornelius (Storm ii Co.) , r. 17 Rincon PI
Storm .Joseph, r. Clipper Hotel
Stc^rm Theodore, bookkeeper Storm & Co., r. 17 Rin-
cor PI
STORM & CO. (Cornelius Storm), coal and wood
dealers, SE cor Ritch and Townsend, office 333
Montgomery
Storiiifield F., waiter The Baldwin, r. 416 Stevenson
Storms George F. .confectionery and fruits, 1802 Bush
Storms Mary A. (widow), r. 426 Sutter
Stonns Nelson J., sexton, r.29 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Storms William, seaman, r. 223 Folsom, rear
Storrer Leonard W., cashier Western Union Telegraph
Co.. r. 616 Fulton
Storrs Nellie M. Miss, assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 1630 Eddy
Storry John, master mariner, r. 2014 Dupont
Storry Leonaixl, master mariner, r. 2014 Dupont
STO'llY CHARLES R., secretary Home Mutu-
al Insurance Co., office 406 Cal, r. 30 McAllister
Story DeWitt C, deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1709 Jessie
Story George A. (A. F. Merten & Co.), r. 30 McAllister
Story Lafayette, office 317 Washington, r. Oakland
Story Warren (C.James King of William & Co.),_r.
Oakland
Story W. H., r. 31 Moss
Story. See Storey
Storz Oscar, fresco painter, r. 718 Laguna
Stose Clemens, real estate, r. 322 Capp
Stothard Thomas, master mariner, r. 2052 Mission
Stothard Thompson, peddler, r. N s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Stott Alfred W., salesman Anderson & Randolph, r.
727 Webster
Stott John, salesman Yates & Co., r. Oakland
Stott William, carpenter, r. E s McClellan, bet Cort-
land Av and Lincoln
Stotz Jacob, boot and shoemoker, 528 Bush, r. 512
Bush
Stoughton E. T., miner, r. 446 Brannan
Stoupe Jean B., carrrier Courrier de San Francisco, r.
526 Filbert
Stout Arthur B., physician and surgeon, office and r.
Pioneer Hall, »08 Montgomery, room 1
Stout Charles S., policeman City Hall, r. 514 Minna
Stout Commodore P., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. 826 Lombard
Stout Milton W., laborer S. F. and Pao. Glass Works,
r. 306 Kitch
Stout William (Stout & Co.) , r. 323 Kearny
Stout William C, engraver, 137 Montgomery
Stout Wilson, r. 16 Mason
Stout & Co. (William Stout), real estate agents and
general brokers, 323 Kearny
Stout nborough Charles H. (E. Hochstadter & Co.) , r.
520 Bush
Stoutenborough John H.. r. 1712 Geary
Stoutenburg Isaac A., stoves and tinware, 117 Wash-
ington, r. liy> Mo^B
Stoutenburg J. (widow), lodgings, 405 O'Farrell
Stoutenburgh J. E., real estate, oifice SE cor Leides-
dorfi and Halleck, r. 405 O'Farrell
Stovall Anna M. Miss, teacher, r. 210 Eddy
Stovall M. E. Mrs., teacher music, r. 210 Eddy
Stovall Thomas L., bookkeeper, r. 210 Eddy
Stover Ch.'irles H., r. 805 Leavenworth
Stover Frank, r. 1007 McAllister
Stover Frank, clerk, r. 202 Sixth
Stover John (Marder, Luse & Co.) ,r. 703 Taylor
Stover John H., r. 531 Mission
Stover Louis, musician Standard Theater, r. SW cor
Mason and Filbert
Stow Harry, student Barnard's Business College
Stow Samuel C, clerk Southern Pac. R. R., Freight
Depot, r. 10 South Park
ST01V WILLIAM W. attorney at law, office 408
California, r. 1013 Pine
Stowe C. M. Mrs., medium, 793 Mission
Stowe Horace W., teacher, r. 820 Jackson
Stowe William, hostler John Cassidy, r. NWcor Point
Lobos and Twentieth avs
Stowell Charle.'^. laborer, r. 210 Mason
Stowell Charles E., r. 2416 California
Stowell Fanny A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 603 Buchanan
Stowell Mary E. Miss, vice-principal Rincon Gram-
mar School, r. 603 Buchanan
Stowell Persis M. Miss, principal Hayes Valley Pri-
mary School, r. 603 Buchanan
Stowell William H., merchandisebroker, office 214
California, r. 1117 Geary
Stowers H., r. 331 Kearny
Slrachan E. W.. bookkeeper Keane Bros., r. 921 Polk
Strachan Frederick A., assistant baggagemaster Oak-
laud Ferry, r. 1506 Hyde
Strachan Gelston, clerk A. Roman & Co., r. 921 Polk
Strachan H. Gordon, bookkeeper, r. American Ex-
change Hotel
Strachaner Charles, machinist U. S. Mint, r. Oakland
Strack George, r. 811 Ji Montgomery
Strahan Mary (widow), r. 213 Twenty-second
Strahau Nicholas, carver Warren & McKinnie, r. Ala-
lueda
Strahan Thomas E., butcher Henry O. Hill, r. 1409 Fol
Strahl Jacob, butcher, r. 130 Oak
STRAHLE JACOB «& CO. (Ferdinand de St.
Germain), billiard table and fancy furniture
manufs. and dealers in fancy woods and veneers,
.^33 Market
Strain James, driver Grogan & Anstett, r. 725 Green
BULLOCK Si JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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strain James, driver, r. 1109 Stockton
Strain William, clerk, r. l;J Evorett
Straiue .fames, laborer, r. 344 Tliinl, rear
Strnka .lohu, musician Tivoli Garden, r. 614 Post
Stram Nil, engineer, r. 42S Drumin
Strauahan David, carpenter, r. 160.) Kearny -
Stranahiin William, machinist Risdoul. ami L. Works,
r. Oakland
Strand Alfred F., laborer Frederick Zeile, r. NE cor
Montgomery and Greenwich
Strand Charles, r. 140 Folsom
Strand Ferdinand, laborer, r. NE cor Greenwich and
Montgomery .
Strand William J., stevedore, r. W b Hampshire, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Strandgard Andrew, tailor, 440 Bush
Strange E. W., watchmaker George C. Shreve &Co., r.
3;51 Guerrero
Strange Frank J., carpenter D. A. Macdonald & Co., r.
72U Market
Stra.sburger Abraham L. (Strasburger Brothers) , r. 22
Geary
Strasburger Brothers (Samuel D., Abraham L. and
Nathan), manufs and importers glassware, 320
Battery
Strasburger Nathan (Strasburger Brothers), r. Pitts-
burg. Penn
Strasburger Samuel D. (Strasburger Brothers) , r. 22
Geary
StraB^^burg Charles, bookkeeper Charles Duisenberg
& Co., r. Oakland
Strassburg Frederick, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn,
r. 003 Jackson
Strassburger Adolph, salesman Sachs, Strassburger &
Co.. r. 428 Tyler
Strassburger Isaac (Sachs, Strassburger & Co., r. 1901
Octiivia
Stras-sburger Isaac, cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
501 Hyde
Strassburger Nathan, salesman Sachs, Strassburger &
Co., r. 428 Tyler
Strassburger Pierre, nurse, r. 501 Hyde
Strassburger Sigmund (Sachs, Strassburger & Co.),r.
42S Tyler
Strasser Abraham, poultry and game, 58-59 Grand
Central Market, r. 024 Hayes
Strasser Frank, laborer John G. lis, r. 604 Vallejo
Strasser George, meter reader Spring Valley Water
Works, r. 31 Lilly Av
StrassL'r H<jnry, clerk A. Strasser, r. 624 Hayes
Stras.ser Henry, machinist Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works
Strasser Leopold, clerk Abraham Strasser, r. 537 Hayes
Strassman D. M., jeweler, r. 2105 Bush
Strassman Leo.jewelerZacharias & Green, r. 2105 Bush
Stratford Thoaiias, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r.
Montgomery Av, nr Jackson
Stratliam James, lithograx)her Britton & Rey, r. 514
Bush
Strathtr Abraham, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 420 Kearny
Stratbie Belle Mrs., milliner and dressmaker, r. 1631
Polk
Strathie Belle Mrs., milliner, 506 Haj-es
Stratman John, r. 911 Capp
StrattDU A. W., r. 150 Perry
Stratton C. M. night inspector Custom House, r. 1711
Jones
Stratton E. N. & Co., auctioneers, 717 Market
Stratton Ebenezer N.(E. N. Stratton & Co.). r. NW cor
Bryant Av and Sixteenth
Stratton Frederick E.. conductor Market St. R. R., r.
2.52r> Post
Stratton Frederick S., clerk Latimer, Morrow & Prof-
fatt, r. Oakland
Stratton George (Sullivan, Briggs & Co.) , r. N s Fifth,
bet Mission and Slinua
Stratton George, whitener Frederick A. Jennings, r.
951 Howard
Stratton John, extraman Engine Co. No. 7, 8. F. F. D.
Stratton John S., houseniuver, 854 Harrison, r. 924)4
Harrison
Stratton L. C. Mrs., negative retoucher, 724)4 Market,
r. 1031 Market
Stratton Richard S., car builder, r. 2.500 Clay
Stratt in Smith, housemover, r. 924)4 Harrison
Stratton Virginia (widow); r. 2525 Post
Stratton W., miner, r. 55 Second
Straub Frederick, upholsterer, 8 Hayes
Straub Henry, laborer Mayrisch Brothers & Co.. r.
1U09 Mis.sion
Straub John, saueagemaker, 239 Fourth, r. 274 Clem-
entina
STRAUB .TOHX N., tailor, 307 Hayes
Straub Joseph, wines and liquors, 25 Si.xth, r. 30 Sixth
Straub Louisa Mrs., dressmaker, r. '!13 Mission
Straub Michael (Dix & Straub), r. N 8 Filbert, nr
Fillmore
STRAUCH JOHN O., proptr Gibbs U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, SW cor Vallejo and Front, and Val-
lejo U. 8. Bonded Warehouse, NW cor Vallejo and
Front, r. 922 Jackson
Straun John W., superintendent Bell Telephone Co.,
r. N s Pine, bet Fillmore and Stelner
Straus .\ugU8t. watchmaker and jeweler, 427 Kearny,
r. 307 Clementina
Straus Emanuel, stockbroker, r. 311 Tyler
Straus Isaac, r. 428 Fulton
Straus Jackson, coachman John A, Puxton, r. 1415 Cal
Straus Jacob (Straus. Kohnstainm & Co.), r. 720 Bush
STR.AtlS, KOIINSTAMM it CO. (.Jacob Straus.
Emil Kohnstamm and Joseph Bloom), importers
and jobbers crockery, gla.'ssware, cutlery, plated-
ware, etc., NE cor Battery and Pine
Straus Louis, clerk Hagan .V Manlu'im,r. 033 O'Farrell
Straus Marx (Straus & Levy), r. 033 O'Farrell
Straus Meyer, scenic artist Standard Theatre, studio
7'>9 Montgomery, r. 1320 Webst.r
Straus Moses (Van Vliet & Straus), oOO Kearny
Straus Samuel J., real estate, r. 538 Turk
Straus & Levy ( JIarx Straus and Henry Levy) , manufs
boys' clothing, SW cor Bush and Sansom
Strause Solomon, clerk, r. 137 Clara
Strausenburg Mary, r. 1318 Dupont
Strauss Alexander, bookkeeper L. & M. SacbB k Co.,
r. 640 Howard
Strauss Andrew J., coachman, r. 1314)4 Pine
Strauss Arthur, carpet layer Hall & Lachman, r. 1309
Larkin
Strauss Bernard, butcher Grand Western Market, r.
1309 Larkin
Strauss Bernard, expressman, SW cor Battery and
Sacramento, r. 32 Tehama
Strauss Edward, butcher, '25-26 Orand Western Mar-
ket, r. 1309 Larkin
Strauss George, dry goods, r. 1108 Stockton
Strauss Ida K. Miss, assi.staut Geary Street Grammar
School, r. 1309 Larkin
Straiiss John, watchmaker, r. 5 Seventh
Strauss Jonas (Levi Strauss & Co.), r. New York
Strauss Joseph, clerk Moses A. Wolfe, r. 701 Tyler
Strauss Kaufman, teamster, office 3 Bat, r. 701 Tyler
Strauss Levi (Levi Strauss & Co.), r. 021 Leav
STRAl'SS L.KVI & CO. (Levi and Louis Strauss,
William Sahlein, and Jonas Strauss), importers
clothing, dry goods, and furnishing goods, 14-10
Battery
Strauss Louis (Levi Strauss & Co.) , r. 602 Bush
Strauss Louis, collector, office 302 Mont;,'omery,room
10, r. 9 Medau PI
Strauss Louis, dry goods, 1213-1215 Stockton, r. 618
Green
Strauss Martin, bookkeeper K. Strauss, r. 701 Tyler
Strauss Mose.^ (Strauss & Frohman), r. NW cor Bush
and Dupont
Strauss Moses, boots and shoes, 1.503 Market, r. 6 Sev-
enth
Strauss Nathan, salesman New York and S. F. Collar
Co., r. 1000 Market
Strauss Samuel, foreman Kaufman Strauss, r. 701 Ty-
ler
Strauss Samuel, salesman Neustadter Brothers, r. 602
Bush
Strauss Samuel, salesman Rosenbaam It Co., r. 618
Green
Strauss Samuel Jr., cigars and tobacco, 123 Sansom, r.
• 127 Montgomery
Strauss Sigismund A., cashier Vienna Model Bakery,
r. 632 Sutter
Strauss S Frohman (M. Strauss and H. Frohman), dry
goods, 1203-1'205 Stockton
Straut George, shipping clerk Dunham, Carrigan k
Co., r. 1219 Jones
STRAUT WIIX.IAME., importer and dealer car-
riage and wagon nmterialR, W cor Sacramento
and Drumm, r. Oakland
Stream John T., watchmaker Anderson & Randolph,
r. .\l«moda
Strcbinger Frederi'k, musician Standard Theater, r.
020 Tavlur
St-^ecker Adolph (Strccker & Klemm), r. 33 Post
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Strecker Aiigust, barber Carl Mohr, r. SW cor Lafayette
and Minna
Strecker William P.. butcher Stephen Di Yecchio, r.
39 Fifth
Strecter & Klemm (Adolph Strecker and Hugo
I Elemm) , hairdressing s-aloon. 33 Post
I Streckfuss C, cifrarmaker. r. 909 Eearny
Street C. C. Mrs., proprietress Shelboume House,
I 523 Kearuy
I Street Charles L., biots and shoes, 2508 Mission
STREET CYRI-'S H., p' inter and publisher, and
1 edit, r Land World, 522 Caiifornia, r. 736 Grove
j Street Edwin A., painter, r. 2G Page
; Street Harriet (widov*-), r. 1324 Jackson
; Street -John F., clerk George W. Clark, r. 1324 Jackson
Street Nathan J., speculator, r. 523 Kearny
Street Ecbecca A. (widow) , r. Il23 California
Street Sarah Mrs., headuurse S. F. Lying-in Hospital
and Foundling -Xsyluiu, 913 Tyler
Street Spencer B., salesman Murphy, Grants Co., r. 2
Hill
Street Yirginia Mrs., r. 715 Howard
Streeten James M., capitalist, r. Lick House
Streeter Albert A., hairdressing saloon. 213 Third, r.
i 13 Everett
Strehl Charles, butcher, 7 New Metropolitan Market,
r. 908 Post
Strehl Jacob, butcher Charles Strehl, r. 130 Oak
Strehl John, butcher, r. 624 Jessie, bet Seventh and
I Eighth
■ Strehl Joseph, barbtr Joseph Sand, r. 624 Jessie
Strehl Phillip (Wiebe .^ Strehl), r. 616 Octavia
Strei Dora Mrs., r. 52 Nevada
STREI G. L.. W., builder, r. 19 J^ Washington Av
Strei John H., teacher banjo, r. E s Fillmore, bet
I Haight and Waller
' Streib Charles, hairdressing saloon, r. 553 Fourth
Streib Jiilius, hairdressing saloon, 8 Merchants' Ex-
I change Building, r. 1.j22 Market
] Streib William, barber Julius Streib. r. 131 Gough
Stieichert Adolph, tailor Jacob H. Lindecker, r. 612
1 Piufi
I Streiff Gabriel, millband J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r.
i 722 Minna
[ Streiti' Peter, cabinetmaker J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r.
i 722 Minna
Streisand Nathan Eev., rabbi, r. 964 Howard
] Streitberger George, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r.
608 Sixth
I Strelitz Jacob, r. 101 Twenty-fourth
I Stretch Richard H.. mining engineer, of&ce 104 Mont-
j gomery Block, r. Oakland
Stretchley John, driver Omnibus R, R., r. 741 Howard
I Streuber Albert, laborer Pac, Rolling Mill, r. E s Ten-
nessee, nr Nevada
I Streuber Gustav, machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
1 Tennessee, nr Nevada
; Streuli .■irnold \V., wines and liciuors, SW cor Dupont
and Stockton PI, r. 16 Stockton PI
Streuli Emil. musician, r. 18 Stockton PI
Streuli J;uob, Swiss Benev. Soc, 3 V. Keamy
j Streuli John, musician, r. 18 Stockton PI
I Streuli John J., proptr Swiss Brewerv, 414-416 Du-
I pont.r- 18 Stockton PI
j Streven John, engineer, r. North German House
I Strevin Paul, r. 5 Washington
■ Striby Louisa Mrs., teacher music, r. 2041 Mission
I Striby William, professor music, r. 2041 Mission
i Strieker George, buther Philip Denglor, r. 724 Miss
Strieker Henry, fireman stm Centennial, Washington
i St. Wharf
I Strickland Betsey Mrs., r. 733 Guerrero
Strickland Frank, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 733 Guer-
rero
Strii'kland George L., tinsmith Little & Lawson, r.
733 Giierrero
Strickland Hiram 0., teamster, r. 733 Guerrero
Strickland S. K., accountant W. J. Callingham & Co.,
r. 614 M'lson
Strickland Wilford R., janitor, 414 California, r. 18
Stone
Stric!- lin David, chief engineer stui San Joaquin No.
2, r. Sa< raniento
Stringer Arthur 11., retoucher I.W. Taber & Co, r. 1614
Post
I Stringer William J., salesman A. Berson & Son, r.
2007 Taylor
I Stringham Clarke, driver City Cab and Transfer Co.,
I r. 174 Jessie
Strishly J. M., driver Omnibus R. R.
Strobel Jacob F., market, 1129 Folsom
Strobridge J. W., president Pac. Improvement Co.,
office NEcor Fourth and Townsend
Strobridge T. W. Jr., wool, office 415 i3attery, r. Ala-
meda
Stroecker Herman H. W. (Osmer & Co.), r. 433 Fre-
mont
Stroh George, solicitor, r. 19 Yerba Buena
Stroh Martin, blacksmith August Barz, SE cor Mont-
gomery Av and Scotland
Strohbihn'john, laborer Andew Onderd ^nk
Strohl Philippe (Graner ^t Sirohl), r. 429 Bash
Strohm Sophia, cook, 1812 Jackson
Strohmeier Edward, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r.
26 Lewis
Strohmeier Joseph, shoemaker Henry Hinders, r. 26
Lewis
Strohmeyer Charles, baker Betzold & Niemann, r. 418
O'Farrell
Stroinska John, sausagemaker, r. 429 Chestnut
Strom Charles Y., watchmaker Braver man & Levy, r.
1021 S Clay
Strom Ida, domestic 101 Grove
Strom P. O., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Stromberg Bernard F., cooper R. Gallardo, r. Mont-
gomery PI
Stromberg Frederick W., barkeeper, r. 64 Everett
Stromberg Joseph F., expressman, SW cor Kearny
and Bush, r. 109 Bernard
Stromme Gustave, laborer William B. Duncan, r. 113
Seventh
Stromme John, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. E.
Strong Allen, clerk Luther Mills, 729 Clay
Strong C. G., phvsician and chemi-st, office 21 Third,
r. 214 Pow-^li
Strong Charles, cook, r. Revere House
Strong Charles, foreman J. F. McDonald & Co., r. 13
Webb
Strong Charles L., compositor William P. H.arrison,
r. 533 Sacramento
Strong Edward, nightwatchman Mechanic's Mill, r.
34 Tehama
Strong George, clerk Central Pac. R. E. freight office,
r. 627 Twenty third
Strong George H. (Dewey & Co.), r. West Oakland
Strong George W. (Strong & Co.), r, 2212 Larkin
Strong Harvey, capitalist, r. 602 Natoma
Strong JamesI r. 229 Kearny
Strong John, engineer, r. 2628 Bryant Av
Strong Margaret (widow), r. 424 Shotwell, rear
Strong Martin C, clerk Eeichert & Co,, r. 34 Tehama
Strong Nathaniel L. (Morrow & Strong), r. 503 Fol
Strong Theod^ire P., clerk North British and Mercan-
tile Insurance Co., r. Oakland
Strong Walter L. (Strong & Co.), r. 2216 Larkin
Strong William, shuttermaker Pioneer Iron Works, r.
34 Tehama
Strong W. J., agent, r. 522 Jessie
Strong & Co. (GeorgeW. and Walter L. Strong) , metal-
lurgi al works, 10 Stevenson
Stroshohl Amandus, Jour, Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Stroter Joseph, machinist, r, 608 Sixth
S'roth Carl, carpenter, r. 19 Page
Strother Fleet F., r. 738 Post
Strother George, seaman, r, 506 Davis
Stroth'ifl' Annie Miss, seamstress Mrs. Mary Strothoff,
r. 552}^ Stevenson
Strothoff Heury, laborer, r. 552M Stevenson
Strothotf Heniian, r. 522 '<; Stevenson
Strothoff Mary Mrs., stamping, braiding, and embroi-
dery, 1020}^ Market, r. 5523^ Stevenson
Stroud James, fireman Engine No. 4, b. F. F. D., r.
144 Second
Stroud John R,. clerk H. P, Wakelee & Co., r. 1013
Mason
Stroud William C, salesman Joseph Figel, r. 726 Cal
Strout Adam, shoemaker, r. 534 Pine
Strout Enoch N., U. S. Internal Revenue ganger, r. 609
Folsom
Strout Charles C. baker, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Fols(mi and Treat Av
Strozynski B.. shoemaker, r. 311 Turk
Strozynski Catherine Mrs., dressmaker, r. 311 Turk
StroziiyDski Roman, hairdressing saloon. 304 Third
Strozynski Stanislaus, hairdresser, The Baldwin, 27
I'.llis
Striiben John, engineer, r. North German House
BULLCCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrank Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Keamy St
STR
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Strubl Georpe, butcher Crummey & Hall, r. First Av,
South S. F.
Strubl Valentine, butcher, r. Silver Av. nr San Bruno
Boad, Siuth S. F.
Struckniaun Frederick, tinman Gfmiaii Hcsiitnl
Struckmauu HeLry, barkeeper Genrge Hein/, r. 114
Dupont
Struckniann 'Willjam, seaman, r. 127 JackEOu
Struckmeier Louis, toiler, r. 314 Sixth
Struckmeyer John H., captain Bihr TitoLia, r. 210
Chestnut
Strueber Eniil, machinist Joseph Galll & Co., r. 417
Clementina
Strucgel Conrad, bricklayer, r. Fourteenth Av, nr
Bailroiid Av, South S. F.
Stnieven Barthold proptr Pacific Taunerj-, SE cor
Howard and Serpentine Av
Strueven John T.. tanner James Duncan, r. NE cor
Eighth and Braunan
Strueven Peter H., tanner Barihold Strueven, r. SE
cor Howard and Serpentine Av
Strufing John, painter, r. 324 Hyde
Strumberg James, Tailcrs'Pro.L'nion, SW ccr Kearny
and Morton
StruEB William, brtwtr, r. 1017 Taylor
StruFsi Frederick. exprtSFman, ^W cor Kearny and
Bush, r. 1123 Broadway
Struvii'g Hermann, r. 14 Jansen
Struzzjngger Adolph. Swiss Benev. Soc, 5J4 Kearny
Strybing Christian H.. r. 1212 Mason
Btrycker Charles, clerk Charles Schroder, r. SW cor
Franklin and McAUisier
Stryker Samuel (Stryker & Kiernan). r. 121 Silver
Stryker & Kiernan (Samuel Stryker and 1 hilip Kier-
nan), stevedores, Pier 5, Steuart
Strykes Samuel, barber Edward MtCormick, r. 103
First
Stuart Alexander, r. 613 Locust Av
Stuart Alexander C, clerk George T. Marye k Son, r.
1803 .Stockion
Stuart Alice, actress Bella Tnion Theatre
Stuart Allen W., with Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,
r. Oakland
Stuart Chailes, drayman William W. Sessions
Stuart Clark A., purstr S. S. Monterey, r. SW corBart-
lett and Twenty-second
Stuart David, waiter S. S. Great Eepublic, r. 473
Jessie
, Stuart Franc Miss, assistant Lincoln Primary School,
I r. 410 Hyde
I Stuart G. W., r. 127 Kearny
1 Stuart James, longsheirtman, r. 18 Natoma, rear
I Stuart James Jr. (O'Keil, Kennedy 4: Stuart), r. 613
I Locust Av
I STUART JAMES F., attorney at law, (Office 606
Montgomery, room 11. r. 2 Hfjpcton Terrace
I Stuart J. C., bookkeeper Wilmerding & Co.,r. 1)12 Pine
Stuart Jesse, cook S. S. Santa Cruz. r. 13C Gough
Stuart John, freight agent Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 621
I Harrison
Stuart John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
I Stuart John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
j Stuart John, peddler, r. loO'J Stockton
Stuart Joseph. fireman S.S. Great Eepublic, r. 569 How
! Stuart Maria A. (widow), r. ii07 Eigliteenth
Stuart Mattie, actress Bella Union Theat'.'r
Stuart P.. coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Stuart Richard, ironworker Pacific Boiling Mill
Stuart Thomas, secondhand furniture. 775 Folsom
Stuart Thomas D., carpenter, 212 Ninth
Stuart Virginia L. Miss, r. 130.5 Stockton
Stuart W. H.. r. 209 L( idesdorff
STUART 'WILl.IAJtt, real-estat*' and mining sec-
retary, ofiBce 320 Sa^jsom, room 12. r. 12G Fifth
Stuart William A., court-room clerk Probate Court, r.
718 California
Stuart. See Stewart
Stubbs Duvid D., secretary O. & O. 6. S. Co., oflSce NE
cor Fourth and Townsend, room 51, r. 2336 Mis-
sion
Stubbs Jessie, chief engineer stm Capital, Oakland
Ferry . r. 407 Fell
Stubbs John C, general freight agent Central Pac. R.
R,, office NE ccr Fourth and Townsend, room 22,
r. 2332 Mission
Stubbs W. E., Rtexkbroker, r. 22 Geary
Stubbs William E., salesman C. H. Meyer 4 Brothers,
r. 113 Powell
Stuber Morris, real-estate, r. 1218 Leavenworth
Stuck Charles, master mariner, r. I7UX Market
Stuck Charles, watchman S. S. City of Chester, Ore-
gon S. S. Co,
Stucke Carsten, teamster James Alexander, r. 114 !ii
Freelou
Stuckeuholz W., professor music, office 117 Post, r.
423 OFarrell
Studley Bi njimin W., chronometer and watchmaker,
24 Pott, r. 23(.k Oak
Studley George W., pi inter Alta California, r. ISOC
Ellis
i Studley Rachel W. (widow), r. IflOO Ellis
Studwick J<>seph E.. boots and ehees. it74 Folsom
Stuekle Fmile, local policeman Chicago Brewerv,
! 1420 Pine
RtufTM, G.. r. 321 Pacific
Stuffley Thomas, laborer, r. ]00f< Buchanan
Stuhr Aupust, stapniaker. factory and r. E s San
Bruno Road, nr Fifteeiith Av
I Stuhr Charles, tinsmith Ja< ob .\hlbach, r. 22ft Jessie
Stuhr Christian F., compositor S. F. Abend Post
Stuhr Elizabeth (widow), r. 229 Jessie
Stuhr Hans H., seaman, r. 241 Eit( h
Stuhr Hany. oysternian Joe Ginsti Ic Co., r. 1116 Pac
Stuhr louis, briissfinisher Giovannini & Bcnner-
scheidt, r. 229 Jessie
StumeljoLann Herman, teamster, r. 619 Davis
Stumer Henry, saloonk* eptr, r. 812 Jackson
Stump Irwin C., r. 2'i7 Oak
Stuuipf Baltbassr, baker. 250 Pacific
Stumpf Jacob P., confectioner Hemme & Reut<r, r.
132G California
Stumprf John, liquor saloon, First Av, nr Kentucky,
South S. F.
Stumpf Joseph, shoemaker, 5C1 O'Fanell
Stumpf J. v., r. 923 Union
Stumpf Philip, baker Hemme & Renter, r. 1328 Cali-
fornia, rear
Stumpf Sipel, bootmaker, lOfO Bush
Stumpf Valentine, ttonegrinder A.Waldstein, r. Fourth
Street Hctel
Sturcke Hermai.n, clerk Fritz Kaufmenn, r. 329 Fifth
Sturcken Kate (wide w), branch bakery, 1127 K' Miss
Sturdivant Kobert O., real-estateagent, r. 10 Hyde
Sturgeon Alexander S., canvasser, r. 1 Vallejo
Sturgeon Andrew, carpenter, r. 30 Tyler
Siurges F. F., saletm^n Murphy, Grant & Co., r. Oak-
land
Sturges Ira B., salesman Folger, Schilling i Co., r.
Oakland
Sturges Selden, vice-principal Eighth Street Gram-
mar Scheol, r. 310 Ninth
Sturgess J. H. (widow) , dressmaker r. 311 Stockton
Sturgis Leila G. Miss, r. 1215 Je^nes
Sturiza Nicholas, barkeeper Antunovich & Bralich,
r. 919 Clay
Sturke John "w., cartridge manuf , r. San Jose Road,
nr Five Mile fetore
Sturla ALtonio (Antonio Sturla & Co.). r. 2407 Cal
Sturla Antonio k Co. (Jean Baptista Gratto),wood
and coal, 2407 California
Sturla G. B. (G. B. Sturla & Co.). r. 1 Lafayette PI
Sturla G. B. & Co. (Louis Bacigalupi), wines and
liquors, 1402 Dupont
Sturla Jeanefte (widow), r. 3 Taylor PI
Sturlese Nicola, toll collector Fishermen's Market, r.
P 89f. Front
Sturm Kate, domestic 2234 Broadway
Sturm Louis, gasfitter W. F. Wilson
Sturm Victor H.. agent Eastern distillers, and com-
mission merchant, 32.1 Front, r. 237 San Jose Av
Sturmevald Samuel, r. 235 Tyler
Sturtevant Brothers (Henry G. and Charles W.), pub-
lishers Directcrio Commercial, eiffire 116 Front
Sturtevant Charles, watchman, r. 813 Mission
Sturtevant Charles W. (Sturtevant Brotheis), r. 610
Haves
Sturtevant George, laborer, r. Silver Av, nr S«n
Bruno Road, South 8. F.
Sturtevant Henrj- G., (Sturtevant Brothers), r. 610
Hayes
Sturtevant Irvin, canvasser, r. Fourteenth Av, nr P,
South S. F.
Sturtevant J. Laurence, melter and refiner Thomas
Price, r. cor Silver and Han Bruno Road
Sturtevant Sarah C, assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 123 Twenty-fourth
Sturz John H., engineer, r. 81C Jackson
Sturzenegger Charles A., driver Philadelphia Brew-
ery, r. 50 Tehama
Stut Henry, blacksmith Hendry & Co., r. 327 Jessie
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Stuttgarter Wine Hall, WiUiam Stapffproplr, 116 Dnp
Stuttmeibter Vittor K., salesman Samuel Leszynsky&
Bros., r. 759 Howard
Stuttineister 'R'illiana, money broker, 102 Fourth, r.
790 Fulsom
Stutz Jacob (llclnerny & Stutz), r. Oakland
Stutz John, butcher, r. ;i243« Broadway
Styche Henrv, helper W. S. Phelps & Co., r. .5.51 How-
Styles Elias, gardener Delos Lake, r. NW cor Leaven-
worth and Vallejo
Styles Henry K., stovemounter George H. Tay & Co.,
r. .318 Broadway
Styles Leonard F., chief engineer stm Oakland, r. 216
Prospect PI
Styles Mary (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
Styles. See Stiles
Stymmer Jacob, clerk David Cohen, r. 217 Sixth
Suanet Ai-mand C, butcher, r. NW cor Point Lobos
and Seventh avs
Suarez Manuel Kodriquez (Branco & Suarez), r. 234
Brannan
Siibenhauer Solomon Jr., bookkeeper Hecht Bros., &
Co., r. 5.36 McAllister
Sublett William, stockdealer, r. 942 Jlission
Sublett WUliam A., dentist Teague & Cane, r. 128>2
Fourth
Sublette William, freight clerk Independent S. S.
Line, office Spear St. Wharf, r. Oakland
Sublich Antonio, It:ilian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Suicor Mill aid Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Xev.),Wil.
liam H. Watsun secretary, oflBce 302 Mont, room 5
Such F. L. & Co. (James W. Lick), dairymen, cor
Twenty-fourth and Douglas
Such Francis L. (F. L. Such & Co.), r. cor Twentj--
fourth and Douglas
Such William P., driver F. L. Such & Co., r. cor
Twenty-fourth and Douglas
Suohozen.-^ki Frank, r. 270 Brannan, rear
Suclch Peter, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Suckow Charles, cabinetmaker, 23 Montgomerj' Av, r.
619 Geary, rear
Sudden Robert, master mariner, r. 716 Hayes
Suess Adolph, mathematical instrumentmaker Wil-
liam Sohmolz, r. 627 Commercial
Suess Charles, plumber D. Greninger, r. Harmony
Hotel
Sueur Edward, clerk M. J. Paillard & Co.,r. 1153 How
Suffel Patrick, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Suffern David, musician, r. 1555 Kearny
Sufifem William, locksmith, r. 1555 Kearny
Su;;den Elizabeth (widow) , r. 430 Fell
Sijgden Frederick, painter, r. 1329 Sansom
Sugden George, clerk, r. 1329 Sansom
Su ,'den William, porter Miller & Co., r. 1329 Sansom
Sugden William J., plumber, r. 430 Fell
Suhl Christian F., blacksmith and wagonmaker, 114
D:umm, r. uakland
Suhling Annie Miss, jewelry casemaker A. H. Loch-
baum, r. 124 Twenty-fourth
Subling Henrj-, wood, coal, hay and grain, 124 Twen-
ty-fourth
Suhling. See Suling
Suhr Frederick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W b
Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Suhr Hermann F., sale-man, r. 48 Church
Suich Gerolamo (Sabatie, Suich & Co.), r. 1309 Ellis
Suits Robert L., machinist Birch, Argall k Co., r. Oak-
land
Sulberg William, waiter Westerfeld & Page, r. 812 J^
Jessie
Suling Frank, butcher, r. Fourteenth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Suling William, r. 31 Tehama
Snliug. See Suhling
Sulkie Ambroise, laborer Miners's Restaurant, r. cor
Dupont and Broadway
Sullivan Miss, fancy goods, r. 102 Eddy
Sullivan Abby (widow), r. 1108 Sacramento
Sullivan Alice, domestic 1627 Post
Sullivan Andrew, jailer Branch County Jail
Sullivan Ann (widow), r. Ill Welsh
Sullivan .\nn Miss, r. 28 Natoma
Sullivan Anton, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 407 Filbert
Sullivan Augustus, caterer, r. 238 Jessie
Sullivan Bernard, waiter, r. 242 Minna
Sullivan Bridget, r. 716 Bryant
Sullivan Bridget (widow) , r. 1312 Filbert
Sullivan Bridget (widow), r.W s Georgia, nr Shasta
Sullivan Bridget, domestic 400 Tyler
Sullivan, Briggs & Co. (Rubert S. Sullivan, John
Briggs and George S'ratton), proptrs Mission
Furniture Factory. 232 Fourteenth
Sullivan C. M. Miss, shirtmaker, r. 947 Mission
Sullivan Catharine (widow), r. 231 Austin
Sullivan Catharine (widow), r. 313 Tehama
Sullivan Catharine (widow), r. 1.500 Taylor
Sullivan f'atharine (widow), lodgings, 17 Third
Sullivan C.-.tharine Mrs., r. 613 Hyde
Sullivan Catharine Mrs., r. 947 Mission
Sullivan Charles, r. 525 Oak
Sullivan Charles, butcher Donnelly, Dunne i Co., r.
cor Seventh Av and N, South S. F.
Sullivan Charles, hostler Nicholas Hochguertel, Long
Branch House
Sullivan Charles D., driver McCarthy Bros., r. 10 By-
ington
Sullivan Charlotte (widow), r. 210 O'Farrell
Sullivan Christina (widow), r. San Jose Av, bet Twen-
ty-third and Twentv-fourth
Sullivan Clarence (Keniielly & Sullivan) , r. 78 Everett
Sullivan Cornelius, butcher E. & H. Moffat, r. Henry,
nr San Bruno Road
Sullivan Cornelius, expressman, r. 4 Bowie Av
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, r. 407 Tehama
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer, r. E s Harrison, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer Black Point Reservation,
r. cor Folsom and Beale
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer Presidio Reservation
Sullivan Cornelius, laborer E. & H. Moft'at, r. Silver
Av, nr University Mound College
Sullivan Cornelius, longshoreman, r. 29 Jessie, rear
Sullivan Cornelius, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Sullivan Cornelius, shoemaker Marks & Berliner, r. 20
Rauseh
Sullivan Cornelius D. O., capitalist, r. SE cor Leaven-
worth and Bush
Sullivan Cornelius J., laborer, r. 19 J$ Grand Ay
Sullivan D., r. .528 Pacific
Sullivan D., porter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Sullivan D., shipcarpeuter Mathew Turner
Sullivan Daniel, bottler McMillan & Kester, r. 1608
Kearny
Sullivan Daniel, clerk Eugene P. Murphy, r. 616 Post
Sullivan Daniel, deckhand stm C. M. Small, Green
Street Wharf
Sullivan Daniel, driver Central R. R.
Sullivan Daniel, fireman U. S.stm Richard Rush, r. 58
Natoma
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, 538 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel, groceries and liquors, NE cor Bryant
and Dore
Sullivan Daniel, hostler N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
272 Clementina
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 14 Clinton
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. Q5hi Stevenson
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. 2117 Pacific Av
Sullivan Daniel, laborer, r. E s Harrison, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Sullivan Daniel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Sullivan Daniel, liquor saloon, 717 Davis, r. 1135
Union
Sullivau Daniel, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co.
Sullivan Daniel, plasterer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Sullivan Daniel, porter Hecht Brothers & Co., r. 639
Natoma
Sullivan Daniel, porter Stein, Simon & Co., r. 2 Simp-
son PI
Sullivan Daniel, shoemaker, r. SW cor Twenty-second
and Fair Oaks
Sullivan Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 31 Moss
Sullivan Daniel, Turkish medical baths and practical
hand rubber, oflice and r. 765 Market
Sullivan Daniel, woodturner West Coast Furniture
Co., r. SW cor Columbia PI and PrecitaPl, Bernal
Heights
Sullivan Daniel G., commission merchant, r. cor
Taylor and Eddy
Sullivan Daniel J., bookkeeper La Grande Laundry Co.,
r. 110 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel J., brassfinisher, r. 22 Washington
Av
Sullivan Daniel J., printer Alta California job ofi5ce,
r. 1308 Steiner
Sullivan Daniel M., coppersmith George A. Tripp k
Co., 1407 Stockton, rear
Sullivan Daniel O., beer saloon and junk dealer, 8
Commercial
BULLOCK & .' ONUS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St
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SUULIVAN DANIEL T., attorney at law. office
123 Califoriiia, rooms 2-3, r. Alameda
Sullivan David, deckhand stm Mary Garratt, r. 20
Moss, rear
Sullivan Dennis, r. 8 Natoma
Sullivan Dcnuis, clerk, r. 8 Dupont
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 131 Eiybth
Su,lliv:in Dennis, laborer, r. 180 Alabama
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. 525 Tehama, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Sullivan Dennis, laborer, r. Florence, nr San Miguel
Station
Sullivan Dennis, laborer Hancock and Kelso, r. SW
cor Sixteenth and Columbia
Sullivan Dennis, Tailors' Pro Union, SW cor Eearny
ami Mort in
Sullivan Dennis M., grocer, r. 329 Filth
Sullivan Dennis T., blacksmith, r. I.'il3 California
Sullivan Dennis W.,boxmaker Pacific Box Factorv r
22 Harriett
Sullivan Desmond, bookkeeper Nevada Bank of San
Francisco, r. 610 Jones
Sullivan D. J., extramau engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
S s California, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
Sullivan D. J., teacher bookkeeping Mission Evening
School, r. 1747 Mission
Sullivan F.dward, clerk U(i Third, r. Ill Welsh
Sullivan Edward J., r. 3.35 Eleventh
Sullivan Eliza Miss, teacher, r. 54 Clara
Sulliviai Elizabeth, lodgings, 272 Minna
Sullivan Ellen (widow), r. 210 !tj Washington
Sullivan Ellen (widow), r. .531 Howard
Sullivan Ellen, domestic 1061 Folsom
Sullivan Ellen Miss, employee Cal. Silk Factory, r.
Tweut.y-foiirth, bet Alabama and Harrison
Sullivan Eugene, fireman engine No. 1, S. F. F. D., r.
41'.l Pacific
Sullivan Eugene, plasterer, r. 568 Mission
Sullivan Eugene, porter Lick House
Sullivan Eugene L., capitalist, ofllce 61 Nevada Block,
r. Palace Hotel
Sullivan F. H., printer Morning Call, r. 707 Minna
Sullivan Florence, blacksmith, r. 78 Everett
Sullivan Florence, laborer, r. 26 Garden
Sullivan Florence Eev., professor St. Ignatius College,
841 Market
Sullivan Florence J., lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 274.i HaiTison
Sullivan Francis J. (Sullivan k Cole), r. 525 Oak
Sullivan George, laborer, r. 1256 Bryant
Sullivan Ge(,rge F., assistant bookkeeper The Hiber-
nia Savings and Loan Society, r. 1325 Tyler
Sullivan Grace Mrs., human hair, 961!^ Mission
Sullivan Hannah, domestic 'J12 Bush
Sullivan Hannah, dressmaker, r. 31 Hinckley
Sullivan Hannah Mrs., domestic 209 Thirteenth
Sullivan Henry, laborer, r. 230 Folsom
Sullivan Henry, i^orter Lick House
Sullivan James, r. 27 Js Crocker
Sullivan James, r. 1308 Steiner
Sullivan James, r. NW cor Mission and Thirty-first
Sullivan James, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory
Sullivan James, deckhand stm Mary Garratt, r. Stock-
ton
SulUvan James, deckhand stm Onward, Jackson St.
Wharf
Sullivan James, laborer, r. 78 Everett
Sullivan James, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.
Sullivan James, longshoreman, r. 002 Howard
Sullivan James, longshoreman G. H. Whitney, Pier 10,
Steuart
Sullivan James, machinist, r. 54 First
Sullivan James, marblepolisher J. & F. Kesseler, r.
929 Bryant
Sullivan James, salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 508>i
Jessie
Sullivan James, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Sullivan James, sectionmau Southern Pac. E. B.Co.
Sullivan James, shipping clerk E. Detrick k Co., r.
SE cor Hyde and Union
Sullivan James, shoemaker, r. 446 Jessie
Sullivan James, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. 561 Bryant
Sullivan James, frmikmaker, r. 118M Post
Sullivan James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S Colima
Sullivan James Mrs., stamping and embroidering,
118><i Post
Sullivan James C, tailor F. Drady. r. 552 Folsom
Sullivan James D., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
619 Mission
Sullivan James E., cook, r. 522 California
SullivBu James F., compositor Morning Call, r. 1314
Hyde
sri.l.IVAN J.\!tIES P., physician, office 15-16
St. Ann's Building, r. 7 Van Ness Av
Sullivan Janus 11., carpenter, r. Es Guerrero, bet
Twenty-first and Twenty-second
Sullivan James II., clerk P.H. Cacavan, r. 419 Vallejo
Sullivan James J., i)lumber and gasfitter Brady &
Harris, r. 64 West Mission
Sullivan James J., shoemaker Daniel W. Emerson, r.
11 Hubbard
Sullivan James P., horseshoer and blacksmith, 218
Post, r. 556 Natoma
Sullivan Jeremiah, canvasser, r. 11 Elizabeth
Sullivan Jeremiah, cartnian, r. 109 Park Av
Sullivan Jeremiah, driver Michael Hartuett, r. 422
Tehama
Sullivan Jeremiah, fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
San Jose
Sullivan Jeremiah, keeper Small-p )x Hospital, SW
cor De Haro and Colusa '"'
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. 223 Fulton, rear
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer, r. E a Billings PI, nr
Greenwich
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer Black Point Reservation,
r. Union, nr Polk
Sullivan Jeremiah, laborer New City Hall, r. 18 Gil-
bert
Sullivan Jeremiah, melier Curtis Tobey, r . 611 Davis
Sullivan Jeremiah, molder Savage & Son, r. 3'20 Third
Sullivan Jeremiah, musician, r. 835 Broadway
Sullivan Jeremiah, peddler, r. 31 Cro»-ker
Sullivan Jeremiah, shoemaker U. W. C. Boot and Shoe
Co., r. N s Duncan, bet Twenty-seventh and Twen-
ty-eighth
Sullivan Jeremiah, teamster, r. 343 Jessie, rear
Sullivan Jeremiah D., attorney and counsellor at law,
office 234 Montgomery, rooms 8-10, r. 15)4
Welsh
Sullivan Jeremiah F.. attorney at law, office 607
Kearny, and school director, r. 1597 Pacific Av
Sullivan Jeremiah F., painter, r. 2721 Folsom
Sullivan Jeremiah J., night watchman Pacific Mail S.
S. Co., r. 35 Laugtou
Sullivan Jeremiah P., gardener A. R. Baldwin, SW
cor Union and Pierce
Sullivan J. Jerome, stockbroker, r. 1116 Bush
Sullivan Johanna, fur-sewer H. Liebes, r. 209 Tehama
Sullivan John, r. 23 Jessie, rear
Sullivan John, r. 217 Broadway
Sullivan John, r. 223 First
Sullivan John, r. 567 !ri Stevenson
Sullivan John, r. 803 Hyde
Sullivan John, r. 933,"^ Folsom
Sullivan John, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet Castro and
Noe
Sullivan John, bag turner E. Detrick & Co., r. 20 Boyd
Sullivan John, bartender, r. 403 Vallejo
Sullivan John, blacksmith, r. 1 Morel PI
Sullivan John, blacksmith Central It. R., r. 1064
Bryant
Sullivan John, blacksmith Union Iron Works, r. 338
Minna
Sullivan John, boot and shoemaker, NE cor Jackson
and Batterj'
Sullivan John, brass molder, r. 2 Lawrence PI
Sullivan John, butcher Crnmmey fi Hall, r. Tenth
Av, bet Railroad Av and M, South S. F.
Sullivan John, carpenter, r. 84 '<■ Colton
Sullivan John, carpenter, 544 Minna, r. 525 Oak
Sullivan John, carpenter Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 336 Main
Sullivan John, carver J. B. Luchsiuger & Co., r. 110
McAllister ^
Sullivan John, Collector John Sullivan, r.'-612'4 Na-
toma
Sullivan John, clerk T. D. Sullivan, r. 421 Minna
Sullivan John, deckhand stm City of Stockton, Wash-
ington St. Wharf
Sullivan John, drayman McNab .^: Smith, r. 235 Perry
Sullivan John, fireman stm Centennial, Washington
St. Wharf
Sullivan John, gardener, r. 924 Mission
Sullivan John, hackmau, r. IHI Jessie
Sullivan John, housemover, 724 Uranuau
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 3 Haggin
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 212 Grove
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 246 Beale
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 256H Jessie
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^Uv.n J..hn, laborer, r. 424 Broa-lway
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 4:J4 Stevenson
Sullivan John, laborer, r. 548 Howaril
SuUivan Jobn. laborer Andrew Oaderdonk, r. 14d «a
SulUvlIn John, laborer S. F. Cordage Co., r. W s
Iowa, nr Nevada ■, ■ 1.1. n„ ■, v a
Sullivan John. lalKjrer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E s
Tenneswe, nr Nevada ^ „ ,
Sullivan Juhn. laundryman La Grande Laundry, r.
:t55 Eleventh
Sullivan J-.hn. longshoreman, r. 313 Bealej^ar
Sullivan Jiihn. longshoreman, r. 824 Howara
Sullivan John, painter, r. 20S Tehama
Sullivan John, painter OmnibuBR. R.. r. 9 G^"^
Sulhvan John, plumber, r. Twenty-fourth, bet Ala-
bama and Hjrrisou. rear
Sullivan Juhn. policeman City H.1II. r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan John. seMiian.r. 40 Steuart „ vior,,i
Sullivan John, h^.nd officer stm Capitol, Oafeland
K.rrv. r. Oakland
Sullivan John, tanner Cornelius O Donnell, r. 4
U lardiniin PI
Sullivan Jolin, t.-am.'ter, r. C21 Ellis, rear
Sullivan John, teamster, r. 714 Nutoma „ ., ,
Sullivan John. waterienJer Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Sullivan John, wood and coal. r. 11 Lafayette
Sullivan John C. butcher, r. cor Kailroad Av and
1 Kentucky. South S. F. „ „ ^ T^
' Sullivan John V., eitraman Engine No. 1, S.P. F. v.,
r. 41i» Pacific
Pulli\»ii John D., vice-president U. W. C. Boot and
-h • Co.. r. ,^1'J Shotwell
Siilii-,..;! Ji'hn F., blacksmith V. S. Mint, r. 973^
l-i|i«enth
Sullivan John F., stevedore, r. 12 Freelon
Sullivan John H., tool sharpener J. P. Locke & Co.,
r. 4.'1 Stevenson
Sullivan John J., boatman, r. 305 Union
Sullivan John J., engineer Sutter St. R. B., r. 7 Aiis-
{ till
Sullivan John J.. cxpre.«Bman Saucelito Ferry, r. Lan-
nd Av, Vxt Buchanan and Webster
Sullivan John J., foi-^man A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1314
' Hv.lo
Sullivan John J., tailor. 303 W.sshington, r. 227 Dora
Sullivan John M.. engineer John H. Carmany & Co.,
r. tiCi MlHxIon
Sullivan John .M., porter James R. Kelly & Co., r. 503
KolHom
Sullivan John M. O.. barkeeper C. Coates, r. 632 Miss
Bulllv.«n Johu T., teaiuBter McNab & Smith, r. 229
p. rry
Sullivan Joff'ph, r. 549 Minna
Sullivan Jo-eph. carpenter Juhu Sullivan, r. 1118>j
Alabama, rear
Sullivan Joseph, gardener DiKgins Bros., r. 417 Val-
lejo, rear
Sullivan J,>-ei)h, packer S.H.Tyler & Co.
:t..n
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SulliMiu Jofcph, stableman Diggins Bros., r.
Siitl«r
Sullivan Joseph, tanner Cornelius O'Donuell, ]
Krannan
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■ , h. teauiHter, r. 8 Warren Av
s )■ A., clerk Tobin, DavisBOD & Co., r.
r !iia
^ • i 'Mil-. tea<'her music, r. 419 Minna
" 1 '•■ ''' I i. ii' -'nan Cal. Paint Co., r. 22 Geary
•^ :ii \vi I ;ir, ^ . I A|, r. :ty Kausch
hulinaii J iiUii r>w.l..w). r. 7'.>2 (trove
Sullivan Julia, diuiestlc 401 Van Ness Av
Hiilllvan Kate (wld..w). r. H:)0 Pacific
Sullivan Kate (widowi.r. 9 '>:i Mission
Sullivan Kate (widnw), r. JlKs; I.arkin
Sulhvan Kale, iIoiim otli K-Jf, McAllist<T
SnlUvan Kat<- Misa. forewoman F. O. Edwards, r. 534
Hush
Hulllvan Kale Mia*, principal Lincoln Primary School.
r. Uh sixth
Sullivan I-..ul.a (widow), r. 1128 Paciflc
Sullivan M.. cxprrsamati. r. 126 Clinton
Sullivan M . Ial".r. r Padtlc Mail 8. 8. Co
Hulllvan M . «»!•. r I.I, k Huuho
Sullivan M Mr- . r s I'.irl.s PI
Hulllvan Mar»;arf t, r. 2", '■, Crocker
Sullivan Margant (widtiw), r. 9 Oaveu
.313
Sullivan Margaret (widow), r. 21 Stanford
lullivan Margaret (widow r. 30o Union
Sullivan Margaret (widow , 1^1^^^%!"^^..
Sullivan Margaret (widow), lodgings ^^^ First
Sullivan Marg .ret Miss. Sf m^tress r 314}^ Iv y Av
Sullivan Mai-aret Miss, shoefitter, r. 313Vallejo
Sullivan Martin, tanner W. Bloom, r. W s Florida,
Sulliv1nMart°nr'teamster Korn & McCarthy, r. 619
Linden
Sullivan Marv (widow) , r. 1 Morel PI
Sullivan Mary (widow) , r. 10 Heron
Sullivan Mary (widow), r. 209 Tehama
Sullivan Mary (widow), r. 1608 Kearny
Sulhvan Mary (widow), r. Twenty-fourth, bet Ala.
bama and Harrison, rear
Sullivan Marv, domestic 1103 Montgomery
Sullivan MarV Miss, r. 28 Natoma
Sullivan Marv Miss, r. 1210 Broadwav, rear
Sullivan Marv Miss, dressmaker, r. 1209 Columbia
Sullivan Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 314 M Ivy Av
Sullivan Mary Mrs., lodgings, 233 First
Sullivan Marv A. (widow) , confectionery, 738 Ho-w
Sullivan M.'iry H. (widow) , r. 7 Van Ness Av
Sullivan Mary H. Miss, lodgings, hloj^ Clay, rear
Sullivan Matthew T., student J. F. Sullivan, r. 1218
Twenty-first
Sullivan Maurice, extraman Engine No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
r. 408 Pacific ^.^ tt ,,
Sullivan Maurice J., policeman City Hall, r. 145
Silver
Sullivan Michael, r. 507 Stevenson
Sullivan Michael, boilermaker Cal. Boiler Works, r,
343 Clementina
Sullivan Michael, carriagepainter Albert Folsom, r.
416 Fifth
Sullivan Michael, driver United Carnage Co
Tehama
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 10 Hunt
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 41 Louisa
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 336 Main
Sullivan Micliael, laborer, r, 604Brannan
Sullivan Michael, laborer, r. 1218 Twentj'-first
Sullivan Michael, laborer Diggins Bros., r. 2512 Sutter
Sullivan Michael, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. W s
Kansas, bet Sierra and Humboldt
Sullivan Michael, liquor saloon, 522 First
Sullivan Michael, longshoreman, r. 1 Miller PI
Sullivan Michael, molder Fulton Iron Works, r. 305
First
Sullivan Michael, porter Louis P. Sage, r. Filbert,
bet Sansom and Montgomery
Sullivan Michael, shoecutter, r. 2104 Devisadero
Sullivan Michael, shoemaker Edward Main, r. 320 Fol
Sullivan Michael, waiter, r. 546}^ Mission, rear
Sullivan Michael H., blacksmith, r. 20 Rausch
Sullivan Michael J., barkeeper, NE cor Geary and
Larkin
Sullivan Michael J.,horseclipper, r. 128 Hickory Av
Sullivan Michael J., liquor saloon, 21 Montgomery Av
Sullivan Michael J., liquor saloon, cor Taylor and
Tyler
Sullivan M. J., hostler, r. 915 Folsom
Sullivan Morris, paver Superintendent of Streets, r.
803 Sansom
Sullivan Mortimer, express wagon, SE cor Sutter and
Kearny, 2 Boyd
Sulhvan Nash J., drayman D. L. Farnsworth, r. 8
Warren Av
Sullivau Nellie, domestic 2410 Washington
Sullivan Nellie, domestic 233 Oak
Sullivan Nellie Miss, r. 522 Stockton
Sullivan Nellie F. Miss, assistant Mission Grammar
School, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Nora Miss, shoefitter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 269 Jessie
Sullivan Nora A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 338 Turk
Sullivan Nora E., domestic 2410 Washington
Sullivan Nora G. Miss, assistant Columbia Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1936 Jessie
Sullivan Nora M. Miss, assistant Mission Primary
School, r. 1218 Twenty-first
Sullivan Owen T., painter, r. cor Sixteenth and Mis-
sion
Sullivan P., engineer Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D., r.
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sullivan P.. paver Superintendent of Streets
Sullivan Patrick, capitalist, r. 346 Fourth
Sullivan Patrick, clerk O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
1209 Columbia
BULLOCS & J017ES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Sullivan Patrick, extraman Hook aud Ladder No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r. N 8 Pacific, bet Jones and Leav
Sullivan Patrick, hairdreesing saloon, 10(J9 Howard
Sullivan Patrick, hostler, r. 24U California
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. Kj Bluxonie, rear
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 18 Boardman PI
iiullivau Patrick, laborer, r. 143 Natoma
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 419 Vallejo
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 446 Jessie
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. 478 Eighth
SuUiTau Patrick, laborer, r. Es Harrison, bet Twenty-
fourth and Twenty-fifth
Sullivan Patrick, laborer, r. S s Lombard, ur Steiner
Sullivan Patrick, laborer New City Hall, r. "iO Rausch
Sullivan Patrick, laborer Presidio Reservation
Sullivan Patrick, liquor saloon, l> Jackson
Sullivan Patrick, liquor saloon, 12 Broadway
Sullivan Patrick, livery stable, 915 Folsom
Sullivan Patrick, porter Schweitzer, Sachs jc Co., r.
1024 Columbia"
SuUiviin Patrick, printer, r. 113 Harrison
Sullivan Patrick, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. 313
Vallejo
Sullivan Patri(;k, stableman J. B. Chase, r. S s Vallejo,
bet Montgomery and Kearny
Sullivan Patrick, with M. Ayers & Co., r. 959 Market
Sullivan Patrick Jr., bartender Patrick Sullivan, r. 6
Jackson
Sullivan Patrick H., plasterer, r.W s Moultrie, nr Old
Hickory
Sullivan Patrick J., extraman Hose No. 1, S. F. F. D.,
r. 112 Jackson
Sullivan Peter, laborer, r. 305 Capp
Sullivan Peter, laborer, r. 744 Ash Av
Sullivan Peter, marble polisher, r. 555 Stevenson
Sullivan Peter, se'ctionmau Southern Pac. E. R., r.
Nineteenth, bet Mission an 1 Valencia
BuUivan Peter J., real-estite agent and photograph
gallery, 31 Third
Sullivan P. J., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Sullivan P. T., laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Sullivan R., laborer, r. 519 Sacramento
Sullivan Richard, r. 118 Silver
Sullivan R. O.. clerk S. F. Chronicle, r. 11 Kearny
Sullivan Robert, carpenter, r. 21 Laugtou
Sullivan Robert, engineer S. F. Gas Light Co.,Potrero
Works, r. Sierra, bet Louisiana and Maryland
Sullivan Robert P., shipping clerk James R. Kelly &
Co., r. 525 Oak
Sullivan Robert S. (Sullivan, Briggs & Co.), r. 2« Te-
hama
Sullivan Samuel, seaman, r. Western House
Sullivan Silver Mining Co. (St irey Co., Nev.), Orlan-
do H. Bogart secretary, office 100 Leidesdorlf
Sullivan T., laborer Andrew O^derdonk
Sullivan T., longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Sullivan Terrence, shoemaker S.W. Levy, r. E s Flori-
da, nr Butte
Sullivan Theresa, machineoperator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 174 Minna
Sullivan Theresa M. Mrs., assistant Silver Street Pri-
mary School, r. 1237 Stockton
Sullivan Thomas, drayman McNab k Smith, r. 229
Perry
Sullivan Thomas, fireman Engine No. 11, S. F. F. D.,
r. Fourteenth Av. bet Railroad Av and N, South
S. F.
Sullivan Thomas, fruit stand, cor Clay and Montgom-
ery, r. 48 Jessie
Sullivan Thomas, groceries and liquors, SE cor Mis-
sion aud Thirteenth
Sullivan Thomas, hackdriver, r. 673^ Clementina
Sullivan Thomas, hostler Hayes Valley and Market
St. R. R., r. 1581 Turk
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 3 Montgomery PI
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 12 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. ')9 Water
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. 105 Hayes
Sullivan Thomas, laborer, r. W s Alabama, bet Twen-
tieth and Twenty-first
Sullivan Thomas, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co.
Sullivan Thomas, speculator, r. 705 Front
Sullivan Thomas, stevedore, r. 22 Harriet
Sullivan Thomas, suits and cloaks, 120 Kearny, r. 815
Eddv
SuUivau Thomas A., hackdriver, r. N s Montgomery
Fl, nr Montgomery
Sullivan Thomas P., bookkeeper A. C. Dietz & Co., r.
14U9 California
Sullivan Timothy, barkeeper, r. 212 Sixth
Sullivan Timothy, carpenter, r. 507)4 Stevenson
Sullivan Timothy, carpenter, r. N 8 Birch Av, bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
Sullivan Timothy, carjjenter Centennial Planing Mill,
r. lohi Garden
Sullivan Timothy, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 664 Bry-
ant
Sullivan Timothy, helper S. F. Oaa Light Co., Potrero
Works
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 78 Everett
Sullivan Timothy, laborer, r. 97 Stevenson
Sullivan Timothy, lalxjrer, r. 423 Powell
Sullivan Timothy, laV> jrer, r. 442 Jessie, rear
Sullivan Timothy, laborer John Doyle, r. NW cor
Geary and Central Av
Sullivan Timothy, liiiuor saloon, 1242 Market, r. 621
Ellis
Sullivan Timothy, market, 1117 Folsom, r. 1120 Fol
Sullivan Timothy, plasterer, r. 5 Boardman PI
Sullivan Timothy U., groceries and liquors, 221
Fourth, r. 421 Minna
Sullivan Timothy J., marble(- utter, r. SW cor Wash-
ington and Cherry
Sullivan Timothy J., shipwTight, r. 110 Fourth
Sullivan William, blacksmith D. B. McNeill & Co., r.
042 Stev<:n.sou
Sullivan William, contractor, r. 5 Mcacham PI
Sullivan William, harnesscleaner Smith & Poultuey,
r. 344 Brannan
Sullivan William, laborer O. K. Foundry, r. 18 Gil-
bert
Sullivan William, painter Jeremiah O'Connell, r. 781
Folsom
Sullivan William, shoemaker, r. 1424 Washington
Sullivan William, tanner, cor Fifteenth and Guerre-
ro, r.W s Channel, nr Seventeenth
Sullivan William, waiter Grand Hotel
Sullivan William D. O., general overseer James R.
Kelly & Co., r. SE cor Bush and Leavenworth
Sullivan William H., carpenter John SuUivau, r. Har-
rison, bet Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Sullivan William H., clerk A. 0. Dietz & Co., r. 503
Taylor
Sullivan William J., r. 122 Post
Sullivan William J., brassmolder Weed k Kingwell,
r. 590 Stevenson
Sullivan William P., sawyer, r. 2t;9 .Jessie
Sullivan William P., shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. CIO
Ivy Av
Sullivan William P. Jr., correspondent S. Mosgrove &
Co., r. Glii Ivv Av
SULLIVAX & C01.E(Francia J. Sullivan aud Ep-
ward P. Cole), attoi-neys at law, office 324 Pine,
rooms 15-101
SulUvan'.s Building, 1017-1021 Dupont
Sully John, plumber, r. 413 Valencia
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.) ,
Lucien Hermann secretary, office 220 Sansom,
room 5
Sultan Hill Mining Co. (Mono Co.. Oal.), Henry Clu-s-
key secretary, office 328 Montgomery, ro.)m 10
Sulzbach C.W., carpenter, r. 921 '-i Harrison
Sulzbacher Joseph, stockbroker, office 320 Pine, r. 729
California
Sulzer Ellen (widow), r. 401 Stevenson
Sumichrast Edward, cook Joseph Hubert, r. 804 Mont
Summerauer Theobald, r. 410 Pacific
Summerfield Alexander Jr. (Maskelli: Summerfleld),
r. 614 Sutter
Summerfield Alice Miss, assi.-<tant Sliotwell Street
P.imary School, r. 014 Sutter
Summerfleld Hattie Miss, teacher music Mission
Primary Schoid, r. 014 Sutter
Summerfield Levy, clerk Maskell & Summerfleld, r.
014 Sutter
Summerfield .Morris, clerk, r. 420 Sixth
Summerfield Moses, bookNeeper, r. 901 Mi8iiii)n
Summerhayea William, phi'tographer,012 Clay, r
Green
Summerly Henry, laborer California Mills, r. <(
Clementina
Summerly Thomas, laborer Fulda Bros, k Co., r. <(
Clementina
Simimers Francis, painter, r. 437 Shipley, rear
Summers Henrv C. miner, r. 715 Howard
Summers John, plasterer, r. 2210 Fillmort|
Summers Louis, groceries aud produce. SW cor *ol
som aud Twenty-third
Summers Mary (widow), r. 961 Mission
Summers Owen, drayman Allyne i: White
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Summers. See Somers „ , ^c
Summerville Alexander, porter S. S. Newburn, r. lb
Snmi^rrille Annie, domestic Cosmopolitan Hotel
Summerville Edward, operator Western Union Tele-
graph Co.. r. 945 MiHsi n ^ , ^ r^ o
Summerville Robeit, porter William Ward & Co., r. 3
Haywood
Summerville Thomas, seaman, r. lOl LomDara
Summerville. Pee Sommerville
Summit Gold Mining Co. (Mono Co.j.WilUam H.
Lent secretarv. office <V2 Nevada Block ^
Summit Mining "Co. (Plnuias Co., Cal.), R. >. Van
Brunt secrttary, office 318 Pine, room 6
Sumner Charles A., phono^Taphic reporter Supreme
Court of California, office 640 Clay. r. 907 Mission
Sumner Charles R., advertising agent Van Norden &
Gilmore, r. Oakland
Sumner Frank W. (W. B. Sumner & Co.) . r. 727 Eddy
Sumner Jonathan Reed, auctioneer Lyon & Kinsey, r.
409 Stevenson
Sumner Joseph, tinsmith Alfred S. Iredale, r. 967
Mission
Sumner Mark, peddler, r. 254)^ Clara
Sumner Rufus M., shipcarpenter George D.Damon,
r. 2204 Powell
Sumner S.. r. W^ Mnrket
SriUXER W. V B. & CO. (Frank W. Sumner) ,
hides, leather, tallow, wool, and skins, 519 Front
Snmner William, head ccok Nucleus House
Sumner William B. (W. B. Sumnf r& Co.), r. 727 Eddy
Sun Beam (The), J. P. Upton publisher and editor,
office 51S Sacramento
Sunbeam Gallery, Peter J. Sullivan proptr, phcto-
(rrapbs, 31 Third
Suudbf-rt; Charles, captnin schr Lottie Collins, office
271 East. r. 26 Sacramento
Sundbfjrg Rudolph, seaman, r. Western House, 134
Stcna' t
Sundberg William, seaman, r. S.Sl East
I Siindell Frank, upholsterer, r. 1213 Pacific
I Sunder Fmily Miss, teacher, r. 1114 Taylor
I Sunder W. Mrs. (widow), ladies' nurse, r. 1114 Taylor
Sundcrhause Julius. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
I Kearny and Morton
, Sunderland Thomas, mining, r. Palace Hotel
j Sundkuhle Diedrich, ffreman Bay Pufrar Refinery
j Siindl.ind William, ju.jk denier, r. ,50i;l<i Grove
Sniidquist Eric, messenger U. S. Marine Hcspital
Surii;,'a Felipe, laborer, r. 1519 ^ Dupont
Sufiiiia Josi fa (widow), r. 9 Margaret PI
Siinnen William, cabinetmaker, r. 512 Fourth
Snnno] Jean, physician, office and r. 210 Mont Av
Sunny Vale Dairy, R. Boradori proptr, W s San Bruno
Road, 4 miles from City Hall
Sunnyside Mining Co. (PInnias Co., Cal.) , C. T. Bridge
secretary, office 224 California
Snnredan David, r. 2 Simpson's PI
Sunrise Gold and Silver Mining Co. tStorev Co.,Nev.),
George R. Spinney secretary, office 3] 6 line, room
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floor
SUPERINTEXDENT NEW CITY HALL
offlrf. Park Av. nr M.Allist. r
SL'PERIXTEXDENT PUBLIC STREETS
and Higliwnys. office bfiseiuent City Hull, cor Mer-
itiant mill jumbar Alhv
SUPKRINTEXDKXT tl. S. MINT, office NW
•■■r Misslni, j,,„l Fifth
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Hull, si 1 (iiid Door
Suj.pl.. It«rtl,ni,„„pw, l.ingslioro,„an, r. 7 Rincon Av
B l;^ " "«vid p.,li<-,.n,an City Hall, r. a20 Lombard
Hiipplc Ji.liM F.. r. 3.0 Loiiibiird
'*^Cl"y''''^ <^t>lRT OF CALIFORNIA, 640
Snr.Hticji Antnnc, fruit dealer, r. 1018 Montgomery
rear ^ •' *
Rtmn Jo.-eidi, p rt. r Wjne Hou<^e. r. 518 Jesde
Surgeson George, bbicksmith, r. 1«15 Hyde
SurprlH,. Valley Mill „nd Water Co., Grattan Perrv-
seer, tary, offlro 61 Novnda Block ^ '•»"«" ^erry
SURVEYOR CITY AND COUNTY, office Old
Citv Hall, first floor
SURA^EVOR-GENERAL UNITED STATES,
office 610 Coniiuercial
SURVEAOR PORT OF SAN FRANCISCO,
office Custom House, second floor
Surv Paul, r. 246 Sutter
Susa M., deckhand stm Centennial, Washington St.
Wharf
Susand Nathaniel C, hairdrcssing salooii. NE cor
Montgomerv and California, r. Oakland
Susavilla Clorinda Miss, hairdresser, r. 1319 Kearny
Snsavilla Vicente, tinsmith, r. 508 Vallejo
Susenbeth John C, r. 742 Minna
Suskind Ernest, capitalist, r. 510 Eddy
Susmann Alfred, clerk Haas Brothers, r. 854 Folsom
Susmann Philip secret.nry Pacific Jute Manuf. Co.,
office 115 Batti ry. r. (06 Buchanan
Suss Abraham, mone.v broker, 214 Montgomery, r. 1116
Stockton
Suss Alexander, bookkeeper D. N. & E. Walter & Co.,
r. 1816 Washington
Suss Charles, tinsmith, r. 735 Brannan
Suss Frederick, laborer Empire Brewery, r. 420
j Chestnut
Sussman Samuel (M. Ehrman & Co.), r. 1834 Callfor-
hia
\ Sussy Henry, clerk B. Nathan & Co., r. 740 Folsom
! Sutcliflfe Jamis, salesman Cunningham, Curtiss &
I Welch, r. 1138 1« Pacific
Sutclifife James Mrs., fancy goods, 1138M Pacific
! Suter Henry, machinist William Deacon, r. 9 Hfirt-
I man
! Suter Henrv, piano dealer. 922 Folsom, r. Market, nr
I Twelfth
I Suter Jeannette Mrs., dressmaker, 424 Suiter
' Suter Samuel, machinist, r. 9 Hartman
I Sutherland Alexander J., gasfitter Sutherland & Gray,
I r. 722 Bay
1 Sutherland .Andrew, plasterer, r. Park Hotel
! Sutherland Charles, shipcarpenter, r. 308 Bt ale
Sutherland Charles M., butcher A. Newman & Co., r.
! Paris House
j Sutherland E., cook Sailors' Home, cor Harrison and
I Main
I Sutherland Ellen Miss, r. 33 Fifth
' Sutherland E. W. Mrs., r. 415 Hayes
j Sutherland Frank, compositor Carlos White, r. 814
j California
Sutherland Frederick E.. attorney at law, office 645
] Clay, r. 1429 Taylor
Sutherland I. E. Mrs., teacher, r. 1429 Taylor
Sutherland Jacob, carpenter W. E. Collyer, r. 312
I Beale
I Sutherland James, boilermaker, r. 39 Clarence PI .
I Sutherland James, waterteuder Pacific Mail S. S. Co-
lima
Sutherland ilohn, carpenter, r. 103 Ash Av
Sutherland Lafayette, teamster Henry Kissane, r. 109
I . Dora, rear
' Sutherland Robert (Sutherland & Gray), r. 722 Bay
, Sutherland Rosannah (widow), r. 33 Fifth
Sutherland William, engraver William Patterson, r.
i Oregon House '
Sutherland & Gray (Robert Sutherland and John T.
I Gray), plumbers and gasfitters, 2 ;0 Suffer
j Sutliff Homy, cigars and tobacco, 832 and 330 Kearny, r.
! 410 Kearny
: Sutliff Maggie Mrs., dressmaking. 229 Sixth
Sutliff Thomas, tobacconist. 330 Kear, r. 745 Market
Sutliffe Albert, journalist, r. 1208 Clay
, Sutro Afiolph, president Sutro Tunnel Co., oflce 320
I California, room 8, r. The Baldwin
; Si-.tro Charles (Sutro & Co.), r. 625 Turk
Sutro Emil (Sutro & Co.), r. 625 Turk
Sutro Gustave (Sutro & Co.). r. 625 Turk
Sutro Tunnel Co., Pelham W. Ames secretary, oflSce
SCO California, room 8
; SUTRO & CO. (Charles, Emil and Gustave Sutro)
; bankers, and gold dust and exchange br, kers, 408
I Montgomery
Slitter Adam, baker Ferdin.ind Rosenthal, r. 257 Clem
Sutter Alphonso, r. 1009 Powell
Sutter Dominick, blacksmith Pacific Imi-rovement
! Co.. r. 431 Pine
SUTTER EMILE V., notarv public and commis-
1 sioner deeds, SW cor Montgomery and Commer-
I cial. r. 1023 Powell
Sutter Herman S.. scenic ar:i.st Bush Street Theatre
Sutler James, bookkeeper Hyams Bros., r. 72S Bush
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
SUT
839
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Sutter James, watchman Columbia Foundry, r. W b
Georgia, nr Shasta
Sutter Mary (widow), r. 123 J^ "Welsh
Sutter Peter, geaman. r. 4G Steuart
SUTTER STREET RAILROAD CO., Henry
Casebolt superintendent, A. K. Stevens secretury
office 1201 Larkin
Sutton Agnes (widow) . r. 250 Beale
Sutton Alkali Works (England), Harrison & Co. agents.
office 413 California
Sutton Catharine (widow) , r. 72 Tehama
Sutton Charles, builder, r. 919 Jones
Sutton Charles Jr. (Charles Sutton Jr. & Co.), r. 2308
Harrison
Sutton t harles Jr.. clerk, r. 919 Jones
SUTTON CHARLES Jr. & CO. (George F.
Kellogg) , manuts Cape Ann oil clothing and hats,
importers rubber and woolen goods, office 34-36
California
Sutton Frederick A., compositor Evening Po.st, r. 709
Polk
Sutton Frederick M., carpenter, r. 317 Cajsp
Sutton James T., registry clerk Post-.>tfice, r. 1214
Fourteenth, Oakland
Sutton John, boilerniaker Pacific Iron Works, r. 63
Tehama
Sutton John B., purser S. S. Los Angeles, r. Lick
House
Sutton John J., porter Richards k Harrison, r. 750
Folsom
Sutton Lawrence, clerk Free Labor Exchange, r. 2514
Sacramento
Sutton Lawrence, local policeman, r. 72 Tehama
Sutton Owen P., capitali.-it, office 531 California, room 5
Sutton Owen P., watchmaker I, A. JonfS, r. 6 Market
Sutton Peter, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Sutton William, bookkeeper John Keutfield & Co., r.
2514 Sacramento
Sutton William, carpenter, r. 814 Buchanan
Sutton William, teamster, r. 550 Mission
Sutton William H., sawyer Cal. Mills, r. 143 Natoma
Sutton William S., agent, r. 810 Mission
SUTTON' & CO.'S DISPATCH LEVE CLIP-
PER SHIPS (New York) , George Howes & Co.
agents, office 302 California
Suvey Soten, seaman, r. Western House. 134 Steuart
SUYDAM JAMES N. (Crocker & Suydam), office
218 Pine, r. 1121 Pine
Suydam Mary .^nn (widow), r. 325 Fourth
Suzallo Edward, cook Gregovich & Franciscovich, r.
27 Minna
Svanson A., painter G. B. Deferrari
Svarcich Astonio, cook F. Antunovich, 526 Sac
Svendseu Carl, shoemaker Buckingham & Hevht, r.
529 Birch Av
Svenkeson Ola (Malson & Svenkeson), r. 134 Steuart
Svensen George, seaman, r. Western House
Sven.-^eu John, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Svenson Carl, shoemaker, 524?^ G ove
Sveuson John, seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Svenson 0., tailor. t;0o Broadway
Svetincich John, waiter, r. 103 St<.uart
Svetincich Peter (Grassi & Svetincich), r. 103 Steuart
Svettiut Peter, r. 6 Polk Lane
Sviloviih Antonio, hairdressing saloon, 514 Ji Third
Swabey Edmund H., r. 010 Ellis
Swable George, molder Occidental Foundry, r. 49
Clementina
Swadley William W., president Enterprise Publishing
Co., office 535 Clay, r. 225 Bush
Swain Aaron, carpenter, r. 110 Seventh
SW'ALN ALBERT E., btkery and restaiirant, 63C
Market, r. 53S Seventeenth
Swain Alfred G., r. 1 Henriett:i Square
Swain Charles A., assay department V. S. Mint, r.
648^4 Natoma
Swain Ch.irles H., mining, office 320Sansom. roomlO,
r. Oakland
Swain Charles W., confectioner R. R. Swain & Co., r.
Potrero Av. ur Twei.ty-fourth
Swain Edward R., architect, r. E s Potrero Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Swain Emma F. (widow) , r. 1 Torrens Court
Swain Frank A., r. E s Potrero Av, bet Twenty-third
and Twenty-fourth
Swain Frank R.. salesman R. A. Swain & Co.. r. 1008
Larkin
Swain George cooper, r. SE cor Sixth and Brannau
Swain George Jr.. teamst-.r R. A. Swain & Co., r. 2010
Bush
Swain Henry C. insurance agent, office 202 Sansom
room 1, r. 1107 Post '
Swain Isaac, mastt r njariner, r. 1312 Jones
SWAIN" J.\J>IES H., bootmaker, 125 Sansom, r.
513 Lombard
Swain James S., clerk, r. 1718 Stockton
Swain James W., peddler, r. Es Alabama, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-si-xth
Swain John, cooper Higgins & Gretn. r. 307 Folsom
Swain Josiah H., livery stable, 417 Folsom, r. Oakland
Swain Maggie C. Miss, r. 1400 Powell
SWAEV R. A. Si CO. (S. H. Fessenden), import-
ers, and wholesale cruikery and glassware, 112-114
California
Swain Revilo A.. (R. A. Swain & Co.), r. Grand Hotel
Swain Rinaldo R. (R. R. Swain i Co.), r. E 6 Potrero
Av. nr Twenty-third
SW.\IX R. R. & CO. (E. R. Robinson), bakery
and restaurant. 213 Su'.ter
Swain Samuel, molder, r. 564 Mission
Swain Sarah C. (widow), principid Eureka Institute.
1406 Powell
S^'AIX WILLI.4.M B., capitalist, office .S7 Mer-
chants' Exchange Building, r. 641 Folsom
Swain. See Swnyne
Swales Charles, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 9
Fraiiii.sco
Swales Harwood E. (Swales & Co.), and clerk general
freight office Central Pac. R. R., r. COS Powell
Swales John W., real estate, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Vicksburg and Sanchez
Swales & Co. (H. E. Swales and WilliamL.Donn Elian),
real estate and business agents, 9 Geary
Swallow Mary (widow), r. 515 Lombard
Swalve Herman, clerk J. Ristow, r. 701 Van Ness Ay
Swamp Land District No. 148, B. B. Minor secretary,
office 309 Montgomery, room 49
Swan Andrew C, machinist, r. 2535 Mission
Swan Austin, r. o4 Minna
Swan Benjamin F., miner, r. 231 Fifteenth
Swan Benjamin R., physician, office 310 Stockton, r.
lili Sutter
S"IVj\-V brewery CO., George Hudson presi-
dent, Frederick A. Elliott secretary, brewers and
bottlers Swan Ales and Porters, cor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Swan Charles J., master mariner, office 305 East
Swan Edward S., fruits and vegetables, 21 California
Market, r. 1714 Turk
Swan George, first officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
SwanGeorge, longshoreman, r. 2121 Mason
Swan George, stew;ird Martha Rideout, r. 1.50 Steaart
Swan George W. (George W. Swan & Co.), r. 760
Eleventh, Oakland
Swan Georne W. Mrs., r. 2121 Mason
SW.VX GEORGE W. & CO. (George W.Weidler
and William Higby) . proptrs Union Box Factory,
114-124 Spear
Swan Henrv. driver Jersey Farm Dairy, r. 350Tehama
SW.4.X JABEZ S., The Painter, 727 Market, r.
1007 Mission
Swan James, butcher, r. 521 First
Swan James S., wool dealer, r. 025 Clay
Swan John, seaman, r. 239 Steuart
Swan John A., cook Howard H. Douglas, r. 525 MiS8
Swan Orrin. second pilot stm S. M. Whipple, r. 502
Washington
Swan William, heater Pacific Rolling Mill, r. NE cor
Louisiana and Sierra
Swanberg Charles O. (Swanberg & West), r. 1506 Pa-
cific .\.v , ^ ^ .„
Swanber,^ & West (Charles O. Swanberg and Pehr F.
We-stj, importe:s, planters, and wholesale dealers
ovsters, 10 California Miirket
Swan'der Charges S., waiter Oregon House, r. 238
Steuart
Swaney .\lbert, machinist Union Iron Works, r. ti03
Tavlor
Swaney ^Vudrew Montgomery, foreman compositor
Alia. < aliioruia. r. 003 Taylor
Swann .\mclia (widow) , r. 1310 Pacific
SwansenJohn.seamausehrEuterprise, Beale St.Wharf
Swansey Bartholomew, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Swansev Peter, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Swansey Peter A., groceries and liquors, NW cor
Clara and Ritch
Swanson .Vudrew, seaman, r. 10 Ridley
Swanson B.. mes^mau S. S. Great Republic
Swanson Frederick, teacher music, r. im Lewis
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best. Try them.
ANDEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 M^satgomery St
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Bwmson John P., seaman, r. Oregon House
Swanson Joseph, shipcarpenter Central f ac. B. K.
Btms, 30 Sacramento, r. S 8 Laurel Av, nr Bu- |
8waM"*Lewi9, seaman S. S. Constantine, Broadway ■
Wharf
Swanson. See Swenson lo, toc=,-o
Swanton James, driver James Tomlnnson, r. 181 Jessie
Swanton John, lirbt officer stm Bay City, Alameda
Ferry !
Swanton Mary Mrs., millinery, 1221 Stockton
Swanton Peter, deckhand tug Gov. Irwin, Broadway
Wharf
Swanton Thomas, molder. r. 151 Second
Swanwfll Edttard, furniture polisher, r. 2826 Bryant
Av
Swart Andrew T., stockbroker, r. 129 Page
Swartley William, clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson,
r. .''lOl Post
Swasey , r. 127 Kearny
Swancy Charles L., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama ^ ,
Swai^ey Charles S., clerk U. S. Sub Treasury, r. Oak-
land
Swa»y Harry W., second Rteward Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Panama, r. 1026 Vallejo
SwBKeyJohu J., laborer Sutter Street K.E. Co., r.l507
Franklin
.Swasfy Wilham F., trader, r. 16 Metcalf PI, nr Geary
Swavne Jane (widow), r. 122-1 Sacramento
Swayni' Uobert H., clerk Hughes & Edson, r. 1015
Uayis
Swaynr ^Yilliam J., cabinetmaker J. A. Shaber & Co.,
r. 1015 Hayi'B
Swavne. See Swain
Sw.figpy Eliza, with S. Mnuks, r. 303 O'Farrell
SwcsHcy Klizabeth. hairdresser, r. 323 Sutter
Swi'utt Cb-irlcs H.. painter Henry Wagner, r. 704 How
SWKDK.V AXD NORWAY, August Berggren
couHul, office 406 Moil ttjomery
SwodiHh Sdci'ty, roumn 71 New Montgome; y
Kwedlund .Andrew, tailor. 6'j8 Merchant, r. 12.57 Mont
8ween<y Alexander, inventor, r. 112 Townsend
S\vr( n' y .\iin (widow), r. 44 Clementina
- ' ■ ..' :■ Annie, domestic 424 Broadway
.~ .s ' • :r y Aiitliony, laborer, r. 12t' Ivy Av
aw. <ii.y liartholiuorw, laborer, r. CM Howard, rear
Sweeney llenjamin, engineer, r. 8 Frederick
Sweeney iternard. luburer, r. 39 Quiun
Sweeney lirian. laliorer S. F. Grading and Macad-
ami/.iuii Co., Lung Bridge
Sweeney IJridget, domestic 304 Twenty-second
Sw . ti' y ('., seaman, r. 1.50 bteuart
- .. ■ II' . I,'. Htud.'Ut Hoald's Business College
~ .«. ' ■ . ('.iMsie I,. Mihs.assi.-jtant Broadway Grammar
■ I. r. 72s,'i Clementina
- 'iitb-rlno (widow), r. 112 William
1 ■ < "melius, laborer, r. 357 Jessie
.>.w.ii.., I). Mrs., r. l2Hhj Clementina
.Sweeney Daniel, carjienter. r. 132 Ridley
Hwieney Daniel, employee Holland & Kuppel. r. 37
Nutoina
Sweeney Uanlel. real-estate agent, office 535 Califor-
nia, room 4. r. 5)4 Onpont
Hweni y Dennis, laborer, r. Lewis, bet Lisbon and
Mission
Hw.eniy Dennis, watchman Nevada Bank, r. 1717 Jones
Hw.eni y DeiiulH D., tcnmster Larklu A: Ficken, r.
4U '<j t'leinentliiM
Hwcen.y Dora (wld.w), r. 120 Ivy Av
Sw.eney K,dwnrd, r. 732 Capp, rear
I Sweney Edward, expressniau. cor Front and Pacific
I r. 207 Pnclfi<-
Swo. n. y E<lwaid. laborer, r. NE cnr Dolores and Val-
; ley
i Sweeney Edward F., brewer Hibcrnia Brewery r 209
I KiKhlli "
Swerh.) i.:,iwin P., raachlnist Fulton Iron Works r
r.aiil Ouklniid
Sweeii.-y KiiK-n.'. tenmster Donnellv, Dunne Jt Co r
1.1 HowiMiV Ulock. Uailroa<l Av."South S F
"teenth '"'"'" ''■ '^^*''"''>' *= Vance), r. 617 Eigh-
, Hweeaiy .t.. hosllor, r. '2.5 Jessie
I Hween. y J., miner, r. Coso Houho
'Market"""" ''""'''"■''I""" Sweeney & Vance, r. 915
i ''*''r"lL'l"« "■"• '■■"Tlagepainter Cai vill Manuf. Co..
r. V2HI Sanaom '
I Sweeney Jano MIm, fupulohed rooms, r. 72 Natoma
Sweeney Jeremiah, horseshoer, r. Sis Mile House,
New Mission Road
Sweeney Johanna (widow), liquor saloon. Sis Mile
House, New Mission Road
Sweeney John (Sweeney & Leary), r. 729 Brannan
Sweeney John, carpenter, r. 241 Tenth
Sweeney John, collector Nevada Bank of San Fran-
cisco, r. 353ij Perry
Sweeney John, laborer, r. 6^ Miller PI, rear
Sweeney John, laborer, r. 123 Twelfth
Sweeney John, longshoreman, r. 4lJ Stanly PI
Sweeney John, marble works, 8 Larkin, r. 6 Larkin
Sweeney John, tailor, r. ISO Stevenson
Sweeney John, teamster, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Sweeney John F., secretary Mutual Ice Co., office 321
Francisco, r. 321 Fell
Sweeney John J., bartender Charles L. Doran, r. 526
Eddy
Sweeney John M., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works,
r. 357 Jessie
Sweeney John M., salesman Nolan Bros., r. 3583^
Sweeney John P. (J.P.Sweeney & Co.), r. 266 Te-
hama
Sweeney J. P. & Co. (James McCloskey), seeds and
plants, 409-411 Davis
Sweeney Kate Miss, seamstress, r. 112 William
Sweeney Lorenzo H. (Dodge, Sweeney & Co.) , r. 1213
Taylor
Sweeney Maggie Miss, milliner, r. 135 M Fifth
I Sweeney Maggie A., domestic 4.59 Bartlett
1 Sweeney Margaret (widow) , r. 673 Harrison
Sweeney Mary (widow) , r. 209 Eighth
Sweeney Mary (widow) , r. 515 Folsom
Sweeney Mary domestic NE cor Haight and Oc-
! tavia
, Sweeney Mary Miss, r. 120 Ivy Av
I Sweeney Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 112 William
I Sweeney Blary Miss, employee Cal. Silk Manuf Co., r.
1124 York
I Sweeney Mary.Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 1017 Powell
Sweeney Mathias, seaman S. S. George W. Elder, Ore-
gon S. S. Co., r. 202 Sisth
Sweeney Michael, carpenter John Falconer, r. W a
Barilett. nr Twenty-sixth
Sweeney Michael, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.
Sweeney Michael, weighmaster S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
I 828 Folsom
I Sweeney Michael, wheelwright C. F. Suhl, r. 1505
Pine
I Sweeney Michael D., clerk Robinson, Olney & Byrne,
I r. ISO Stevenson
I Sweeney Morgan, tanner, r. 37 Natoma
Sweeney Morgan M., stoves and tinware, 2708 Mission
Sweciii-y Patrick, r. 112 Steuart
Sweeney Patrick (Sweeney & Sharkey), r. cor Tenth
and Uowaid
Sweeney Patrick, laborer, r. 1124 York
Sweeney Patrick, tanner Funcke & Co., r. W s York,
bit Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Sweeney Patrick C, plumber, r. 222 Hermann
Sweeney Peter, cooper MattulL.th Manuf Co., r. 424
Twenty-fourth
Sweeney \\ illiam, laborer, r. 1514 Leavenworth
Sweeney William B., watihmau Cal. Silk Manuf Co.,
r. Tenth, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Sweeney W. W., r. 503 Folsom
Sweeney & Leary (John Sweeney and James Leary),
groceries and liquors, SE cor Bran and Geneva
Sweeney & Sharkey (P. Sweeney and A. Sharkey),
stock yard, ct.r Tenth and Howard
Sweeney & Vance (G. C. Sweeney and Robert A.
Vauce), plumbers and gasfitters, 025 California
Sweeny James E., plumber Uush i>t Scudder, r. 1435 ).i
Mission
Sweeny Miles, book stand. SW cor Sansom and Com-
mercial, r, 424 Sansom
SWEK.W MYLES D., president The Hibomia
Siiviu^'K aufl Loan Sue., office NE cor Montgomery
and Market, r. 1429 Mason
Sweeny Nichcdas, merchant tailor, 41 Sec, r. 515 Fol
Sweeny Thomas U., real estate, r. Seventh Av, nr
Golden Uatr Park
SWEEPSTAKE PLOW CO. (San Leandro),
mauuls buggies, plows, etc.. Baker & Hamilton
proptrs, 13-19 Fmnt
Sweet B. C, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 22 Tayloi
Sweet Charles, clerk A. A. Hovet, r. 221 Tyler
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Streat, NovdtieslnMen^s Hosieiy.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St., opposite the Plaza.
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Sweet Eben (James P. Medley k Co.) , r. 2939 Clay J 1
Sweet Edward R., clerk, r. 416 >i Larklu |
Sweet E. G., painter E. H. Gadsby, r. HI G-ucrrero I
Sweet Henry, miner, r.,NE cor Mout and Paclt'ic I
Sweet Henry A., stockbroker, office 331 Montgomery, '
room 2'J, r. 525 Pine
Sweet James, miner, r. NE cor Montgomery and Pac
Sweet Johinna (widow) , r. HI Guerrero
Sweet John K., butcher Valencia Packing House, r.
101-2 Scott
Sweet M. A., assistant weigher Custom House, r. 216
Montgomery, room 26
Sweet Morey P., dairyman, r. 602 Natoma
Sweet Peter, laborer, r. 637 Broadway
Sweet Rodman, butcher Valencia Packing House, r.
1012 Scott
Sweet S. & Co., merchants (Visalia) , office 214 Cal
Sweet Samuel S. (H. Clark & Co.), r. 609Folsom
Sweet Thomas, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Sweet W. E., r. The Baldwin
Sweet William, r. 222 Fourth
Sweet William B., milkman, r. Clara Av, nr Seven-
teenth
Sweet William S., upholsterer A. P. Raye & Co., r. 444
Guerrero
Sweeten Mary A. (widow) , r. 76 Jessie, rear
Sweetland Augusta L. Mrs., artist studio, 120 Sutter,
room 75, r. 81 St. Ann's Building
Sweetland Delia (widow), r. 715 Howard
Sweetser A. I. Mrs., r. Graham House
SweetstT Charles H.(Lake & Sweetser), r. 1037 Mission
Sweetser Edwin D., collectur. r. 1715 Eddy
Sweetstr Franklin D., clerk, r. 1523 Polk
Sweetser George H., hostler Boyd & Lewis, r. Twenty-
fourth, nr Mission
Sweetser George H. Jr., molder, r, N 8 Twenty-fourth,
bet Mission and Capp
Sweetser George W., policeman City Hall, r. 22 Lilly
Av
Sweetser Joseph B. (Sweetser & De Long) , r. Novato
Ranch, Marin Co.
Sweetser Samuel D., carpenter, r. 1C13 Broadway
Sweetser Stephen, juukdealer, 740 Pacific, r. 1012
Powell
SWEETSER & DE LONG (Joseph B. Sweetser
and Francis De LonsI , manufs cider and vine-
gar (Novato Ranch, Maiin Co.), office 117 Pine
SweigaltKate (widow), r. 1428 Howard .
Sweitzer Samuel C, salesman James W. Burnham &
Co.,r. 123 Turk
Swenarton J. A., salesman Mission Woolen Mills, r.
Oakland
Swenseu Edward waiter Grand Hotel
Swen^en G. P., seaman, r. 10 Berry
Swensou Charles (Swenson & Robinson) , r. 418
Drumm
Swenson Christian, r. 33;^ Bryant
Swenson Erick, cofflnmaker McAuliiT k Gard, r. 30
Crocker
Swenson Frederick, laborer, r. 415 East
Swenson George, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steu
Swenson John, cigarmaker Adulph Evers, r. 633 Cal
Swenson Olof, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Swenson Peter, seaman, r. 219 Main
Swenson Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Swenson S.. painter, r. 13('0 Stockton
Swenson & Robinson (Charles Swenson and James
Robinson), boarding and lodging, 418 Drumm
Swenson. See Swanson
Swerd Charles, seaman, r. 823 Battery
Swctlaud Charles S., photographer Dames & Hayes, r.
715 Market
Swett Catherine Mrs., vestmaker, r. 1004 Market
Swett Charles E., painter, r. 704 Howard
SWETT DANIEL, real-estate, r. 631 Tyler
Swett Edward F., porter Larzelere & Witham, r. 355
Eleventh
Swett Elisha V,, teamster A. Brokaw & Co.
Swett F. P., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1510 Frank-
lin
Swett Frank H., bookbinder Alexander Buiiwell, r. 14
Hov/ard
Swett Frederick P., contractor, r. 1208 Clay
Swett George L., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 108 Silver
Swett J. D., printer H. S. Crocker & Co.
Swett John, principal Girls' High Scho»l. r. 1419
Taylor
Swett John C, butcher, r. 2502 Webster
Swett Lorenzo, carpenter, r. 1211 Clay
Swett O. F., carpenter J. M. Oomerford
Swett O. F., rcal-eatate, r. N s Ocean Houae Road, nr
Mi.ssion
Swett Otis, switchman Andrew Onderdonk, r. 1211
Clay
Swott William C, telegraph operator, r. 631 Tyler
Swift Amasa, jjrojjtr Liu(len House, 220 Third
SWIFT CHARLES J., attorney at law. office 230
Montgomery, room 16
Swift E. Mrs., r. 14 Hampton PI
Swift George, r. 225 Bush
Swift George W., tirst officer S. S. George W. Elder,
Oregon S. S. Co., Folsom St. Wharf
Swift Hallet F., teamster Louis Marks, r. 638 Birch Av
Swift James, woodturner, r. 7 Harriet
Swift James F., mailing clerk S. F. Post-office, r. 1012
Montgomery
SWIFT J. D. & CO. (John L. CumminB) , real-
estate and mining, office 320 SansoTU
Swift John, baker St. Mary's Hospitil
Swilt John, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. N s Her-
mann, nr Market
Swift John D. (J. D. Swift & Co.), r. 628 Shotwell
Swift John F., attorney at law, office 430 California,
r. 824 Valencia
Swift Mathew, shoemaker, r. 256 Eighth
Swift P.itrick, teamster Kuowland & Doe, r. 303 Oak
Swift Samuel, r. 809 Mason
Swift Samuel, bjokkeeper Linsley & Co.,r. 812 Powell
Swift Saphrona, r. 653 Folsom
Swift Thomas, driver United Carriage Co.
Swift W., attorney at law, r. 210 Ellis
Swift William, r. 3 Selina PI
Swift William, waiter Nicholas Castis
Swigman Peter, seaman S. S. George W. Elder. Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Swilling Charles, saddler Sutter St. R. R., r. Bush,
bet Polk and Larkin
Swim D. K., stockbroker, office 331 Montgomery,
room 13, r.SE cor Capp and Twenty fourth
Swinburne Robert M., compositor William P. Harri-
son, r. cor Third and Market
Swindells John, peddler, r. W s Mission, nr Five-
Mile Store
Swiueford Newton, messenger Pacific Transfer Co., r.
309 Third
Swinerton William A., salesman H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 1919 California
Swingle Alfred, mai'hinist Union Box Factory, r. 2650
Folsom
Swinnerton James, watchman warehouse department
Custom House, r. San Jose
Swiss and Italian House. Domeneghini k Co. prcjptrs,
318 Broa'lway
Swiss Brewery, John J. Streuli proptr, 414-416 Dup
SWISS HOTEL, John Gantner proptr, 627-629
Commercial
SWISS LLOYD MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
Philip, Speyer k Co., agents, office 13 Merchants'
Exchange, 425 California
SWISS MARINE INSURANCE CO'S COM-
BINED (Baloist; of Basle, Helvetia of St. Gall,
and Switzerland of Zurich) , Harry W. Syz, general
agent, office 225 Sansom
Swiss Mining Co. (Ellsworth. Nev.), A. Sbarboro
secretary, office 531 Washington
Swiss Mutual Benevolent Society, office 5\ Kearny
Swiss Philharmonic Society, John B. Leith secretary,
rooms 304 M Montgomery Av
Switzer John J., maiLinist John R. Sims, r. is Jessie
SAVITZERLAND, Antoine Borel vice-consul.
office N\V cor Montgomery and Clay
Switzerland Marine Insurance Co. of Zurich, Horry
W. Syz, general agent, office 225 Sansom
Swoboda Stephen, liressmaker, SW cor Polk and Pine
Swoboda Tliere-a Mrs., dressmaker Stephen Swobo<Ia,
r. SW cor Polk and Pine
Swonson Willi ni, dairyman Edward Barry, r. Cres-
cent Av, nr San Bruno Road
Sworder Robert, r. '2012 Mission
Swordstream Erick J., groceries and liiiuors, 336
Fourth „„ . „ 1
Swortliguer Edgar F., attorney at law, office 60b Uont-
gomerv, rooms 17-18, r. 743 Pine
Swyniy Thomas N., clerk Hunt & Rising, r. Oakland
Swyuey William J., clerk JEtna Insurance Co., r. Ala-
meda
Syce Patrick, laborer, r.33 Ritch
Syder Harry, cooper, r. 28 Converse
BEAMISH'S Shirts Pit well— Wear well— LocTi well.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
SYD
842
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! Syder Horace H., sawyer Pacific Barrel and Keg Co.,
r. 2C Converse
Sykee Charl.;s H., house and sign painter, 647 Mission,
r. 12 Cleaveland
Sykes Chnrlc-s H., tea.hcr, r. 413 Oak
Sykes Charles P., manager Calabasas Land and Min-
' ing Co.. office J2 Merchauts' Exchange, r. 915 \an
i NessAv ^ . , ^ iw
Sykes Chark s R., expressman, cor Davis and Calilor-
I nis. r. 714 Turk, rear
Sykes Eugene K., r. 915 Van>'e.ss Av
Sykes H. Mrs. (widow), r. 227 O'Farrell
Sykee John A., carpenter, r. 815 Stockton
Sykes John A., mining and real estate, office 32 Mer-
I chants' Exchange, r. 915 Van Ness Av
Sykes Joseph S.. compositor Examiner, r. 1705 Mason
Sykes N. L., janitor, r. 342 Minna
Sykes. See Sikes
' Sylva Frank, laborer Broadway Wharf, r. 418 Drumm
Sylva Michael, seaman U.S. stm Shnbrick, r. 113 Jack
Sylvester Charles, carpenter, r. 956 K. Howard
Sylvester Cha.les, physician, r. 509 Broadway
Sylvstir Daniel (Daniel and John Sylvester), r. 3
Tavlor
Sylvester Daniel & John, wholfsale butchers and
cattle dealers. First Av, South S. F.
Sylvester Dominick. laborer, r. 317 Beale, rear
Sylvester Ella Miss, saleswoman, r. 1423^ Fourth
Svlvester Henry, butcher, r. 305 Sixth
sjlv.ster J<.hn (Daniel & John Sylve-ter), r. 307 Sixth
HvlvcKt'-r lyfon. tinsmith, r. 707 Lartin
S;. Iv< t. r Louis glazier, r. Ill Shipley
>.l .■ -[■■r Louis, student Heald's Business College
>i ; . -t. r Nicholas, laborer, r. 317 Beale, rear
sU\e^ler. SeeSilvestr
Sylvia John, t amster St indard Soap Co.
Sylvia John F.,sailmaker Neville & Co., r. SE cor Clay
and Druinni
Sylvia. Set- Silva and Silver
Svm<- John M., receiver Sutter St. R. R., r. 118 Austin
Hyme S. A. M.,condu tor Sutter St. R. R.,r. 118 Austin
Synimes Charles H., sw.tchman Central Pac. R. R.
Yard, r. Stanford Hctel
Synimes Frank J., salesman Thomas Day, r. Menlo
Park
Symon Ofeorge,Jour. Shipwright's Assn, 71NewMont-
I gomery
Symon James, shipcarpenter, r. W e Kentucky, bet
Duttc and Napa
Symondg Hazen K., millwright, r, Philadelphia House
Synionds Henry, porter Dakin & Libby, r. 54 Sac
SvmioihIh. See Simons and Simouils
. Syndicate (iold nnd Silver Mining Co. (Alpine Co.,
^ Cnl.). Josiph Morlzlo secretary, office 3'28 Mont-
»3 ♦•"imi-ry, room 24
»^ SYNDICATE MIXING CO. (Bodie, Mono Co.,
>» Cal.). Jac'b Stadtfeld Jr. secretary, office419 Cali-
g for';ln, roimi 20
p Syndlcttt.- of tlie A/tec Mining District, John D. Gra-
R I ham secret iry, office 302 Montgomery, room 14
B Synell Miilip. r. ilisi Turk
^ Kynnolt John. r. NE cor Larkin and Bush
fiynsman John, teaiuf-ter, r. 1328 California, rear
Syrrell . driver Kennifon k Bruce, r. W s San
Bruno Itoad. nr Tw.nty-eighth
Syyi rson H.. 'railois' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearnv and
Mort mu
8YZ IIAIIRY W., general agent Helvetia Swiss
Hrc Insuran.e Co. of St. (ii.ll, and Swiss Marine
Insurance Co.'B Combined (Bal. use of Basle. Hel-
vetia „r St. Gall, and Switzerland of Zurich)
I offlc.. i2.-. Sanson!
8»rva«li Samuel T.. physi<ian and druggist, office NE
! cor I'ow.ll and Filbert, r. 530 Greenwich
.M ?! I; *,^'"- '"'"''"" Szoboszlay), cigar manufs,
I lt)l.» Market
SMUedy L«..il» (L. Szegedy k Co.), r. 1013 Market
Bzobonzlay Jowpb (L. Szegedy & Co.), r. 705 Market
T^ffT^'hr/T. '"*''rl • '• ^^' ""^ •'""*« """i Chestnut
I r , r » ""• '.''■'■'' Commercial Union Assurance
' lo., r. Alutiieda
i """^d rirtn',?.""'"^'' '"""''-' * ^°'- '• «^ --• '^^--
TMff.. (Jfl.,rge k Co. (John Finlay). real-esfc-te and
[^ buslnrw .gents, office 420 Mo..'tgomery, room 5
c/a
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Taaffe Laurence, professor mathematics St. Mary'B
College, r. S 8 Roanoke, nr San Jose Road
Taaflfc William, live stock dealer, r. 723 Bryant
Taas William, cabinetmaker J. B. Luch6iuger& Son,
r. 4.50 3<. Natoma
Taber Charles W., bartender Daniel S. Witherby, r.
331 Kearny
Taber Charles W., dairy, depot 1008 Valencia, r. 536
Twenty-third
Taber George, restaurant, 216 Ninth
TABER. H.\RKER & CO. (Jacob S. Taber and
Asa Harker) , importers and wholesale grocere,
108-110 California
Taber Henry, ianitor. 614 Merchant
TABER I. W. & CO., Photographic Art Gallery,
8 Montgomery
Taberl. West (1. W. Taber & Co.), r. 8 Montgomery
Taber Jacob S. (Taber, Harker & Co.), r. Oakland
Taber James W., shipping clerk Taber, Harker & Co.,
r. 1104 Market
Taber John L., master mariner, r. 240 Eitch
Taber Joseph, paperhanger, r. 1007 Mason, rear
Taber Kutie L. Mrs., furnished rooms, 7 Dupont
Table Miuutaiu Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Tu' lumne
Co. Cal.), William H. Helman secretary, office 309
California, room 14
Tabor Francis H., clerk Charles Langley & Co., r. cor
Union and Jones
Tacala Frederick, laborer, r. 908 Saiisom, roar
Tack Mary, housekeeper Grand Hutel
Tacoma and Puget Sound Packets, Hanson, Ackerson
& Co. croptrs. office Pier 11. Steuart
TACOMA MII.L.S (W. T.), Hanson, Ackerson &
Co. proptrs, office Pier 11, Steuart
Tadini Joseph Rev., professor moral philosophy St.
Ignatius College, 841 Market
Tadioni Autoiue, painter, 1515 Powell, r. 1419 V, Dup
Tafel Adolph J. (Boericke & Tafel), r. New York
Taffe I. H. Mrs., dressmaker, r. .325 Fifth
Talfe Irwin H., turner, r. 325 Fifth
Taft Benjamin D., baker Eagle Cracker Bakery, r. 1031
Market
Taft Edson H., clerk North Point Bonded Warehouse,
r. 214 Franklin
Taft Lc.ttie Miss, r. 319 Bush
Tagen Adolvih Von, Master Mariners' Benev. Assn., 305
East
Tager T., blacksmith, r. 814 Montgomery
Taggard Edward W., bookkeeper The Real Estate As-
sociates, r. 1702 Geary
Taggart Alexander, fireman Central Pac. E. R. Co.'s
stm Transit, r. 214 M Ritch, rear
Taggart Bernard, coalpasscr Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Taggart Clayton, clerk Kenney & Dyer. r. 413 Post
Taggart Henry A., clerk Bancroft, Knight & Co., r. 6
Eddy
Taggart James .\., phonographer Madison & Burke,
r. Oakland
Taggart John, salesman O'Connor, Moffatt & Co., r.
415 Post
Taggart P. (P. Tag-art & Son), r. W s Hampshire, btt
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Taggart P. .t Son (William J.), hay and grain, wood
and coal. NW cor Nineteenth and Folsom
Taggart Sirah J. (widow), artist, r. 89-90 St. Ann's
Building
Taggart William H., shipping clerk J. M. Pike & Co.,
r. 210 Octavia
Taggart William J. (P. Taggart .t Son), r.W s Hamp-
shire, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Taggiauo Davide, fisherman, r. NE cor Va'.Uio and
Front
Tagl^-s Martin, r. North German House
TACL.I ABUE PRANK, mining and civil engineer,
office 't-10 S, F. Stock Exchange BuildiUg, r. 606
Guerrero
Taglio Mateo, teamster Giacomo Mate, r. fE cor
Eighth and Brannau
Tahaney Martin, local policeman, r. 139 Minna
Tahaney Patrick, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland
Ferry, r. Oakland
Tahey John, foreman S.W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 1528
Eddy
Tahiti Line Packets, Turner & Rundle agents, office
122 California
Tahoe Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Frederick
K. Liify secretary, office 507 Montgomery
lailors Protective Union, rooms Humboldt Hall, SW
cor Kearny and Morton
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montiromerv StiSTManuiktui^^PeiSct Pittins Shirts.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
TAI
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TAT
Tainsh William, seaniiin, r. Western House
TaiseD John P., master mariner, r. '25ii Spear
Tait Allen J.(Tait & Haiiujue), r. '245 Miuiia
Tait O., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Tait George, capitalist, otBce 'I'.ii Montgomery, room
10, r. Oakland
Tait George, seaman, r. cor Twentieth and Illinois
Tait Hugh, seam.'in, r. 37 Pacitic
Tait J., machinist Ri'-don I. and L.W'oiks
TAIT & HAlNCtUE (Allen James Tait and Mnr-
tial Hainque), proptrs Cyclops Engine and Ma-
chine Works. 115-117 Beale
Talbert Richard S., bootcutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 13 Page
Talbert Thomas A., city agent Brooklyn Life Insur-
ance Co., office 312 California, and sui)ervi8or
Third W'ard, r. 015 Sacramento
Talbot Alexander, rammtr Superintendent of Streets,
r. 791 Stevenson, rear
Talbot Andrew P., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 014 Fol
Talbot Charles F. A. (Pope & Talbot), r. The Baldwin
Talbot David J., turner, r. 39 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Talbot Edward, steward 1310 Taylor
Talbot Harry, cook Manuel Freitas. r. 515 Pine
Talbot Henry, expressman, cor Clay and Montgomery,
r. 1229 Vallejo, rear
Talbot Tames, driver hose No. 2, S. F. F. D., r. 2107
Webster
Talbot James, phipcalker, r. 54 First
Talbot John, shipcalker, r. 54 First
Talbot Mary Mrs., laundress 1310 Taylcr
Talbot Simeon B.. fuel agent Central Pac. R. R., oflace
NE cor Fourth and Towusend, room 77, r. 118
O'Farrell
Talbot William, team.ster, r. 1230 Pacific
Talbot William C. (Po;e & Talbot), r. 17.30 Jackson
Talbot William H. (Pope & Talbot), r. 1730 Jackson
Talbot William H., secretary California and Mexican
S. S. Line, r. 14221^ Washington
Talcott Cook Col., civil and hydraulic engineer, office
18 Nevada Block, and chief engineer American
Pipe Co., office 22 California, rooms 9-10, r. 710
California
Talcott Edward A., Heald's Business College, r. N s
Market, bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Talcott Louis, manuf printers' ink. 709 Market, r. 1828
O'Fai rell
Talcott Seth C, real estate, r. N s Market, bet Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth
Taltor Robert, engineer John G. lis, r. 2 Bay
Talford Frank, clerk Crane & Brigham. r. 419 Harrison
Taliaferro Andrew, cook, r. 8 Cadell Alley
Taliaferro Frank, clerk T. W. Taliaferro, r. 911 How
TALIAFERRO T. W., not:iry public and com-
missioner deeds, ofi&ce 326 Pine, r. 113 Stockton
Talisman Gold Mining Co. (Amador Co., Cal.), Lean-
der Leavitt secretary, office 309 Montgomery,
room 33
Tallant Drury J. (Tallaut k Co.), r. 1001 Bush
Tallant John D., with Tallaut & Co.. r. 1001 Bush
Tallant N. W., r. Grand Hotel
Tallaut Robert, with Tallant & Co., r. 1001 Bush
TALLANT & CO. (Drury J. Tallant and John Mc-
Kee), bankers, NE cor California and Battery
Tallent Christopher, mariner, r. 43 Vallejo
Tallents William, cook Slnttery Hmise, r. 521 Howard
Tallev Annie (widow), r. 107 Fifth
Tallichet A., cleaner Charles J. Holmes, r. 217 Fourth
Tallichet Alexis Mme., cleaner Henry Stolzenwald, r.
217 Fourth
Tallichet Louis, billiard-tablcmaker Jacob Strahle &
Co., r. 217 Fourth
Tallmadge Butler, r. 1034 Eddy
Tallmau George W., salesman F. M. L. Peters & Co.,
r. 225 Bush
TALLON JOHN E., physician, office and r. 137
Montgomery
Tallot Joseph, smelter Selby Smelting and Lead Co.,
r. 1231 Union
Tallulah Mining Co., George A. Hill secretary, office
034 Market
Talmadge Eliza Mrs., teacher Clarke's Institute, r.
1034 Eddy
Talty Ann (widow) , r. 134 Folsora, rear
Talty Hugh, laborer, r. 511 Mission
Tambling Vih-oy A., carpenter, r. 004 Minna
Tambling WiVJiam H., cabinetmaker Snyder & Reich-
ling, r. 1077 Mnrket
Tambling William H. Mrs., medium, r. 1077 Market
Tamelin Charleg, stevedore, r. 723 Davis
Taiulnelli Pio, baker Maison Doree, r. San Guttardo
H..trl
Tamni Christian, clerk Stefl'euB k Schiitte, r. cor
Market and Noe
Tamm Edward, conk, r. 544 Green
Tamm John W., groceries ani liquorB, COO Taylor, r.
022 Post
Tammany Hnll, .307 Eighth
Tainmeyer Julius, tailor, r. 23 Mig-iion Av
Tams Sniiipson, real estate, r. 317 Powell
Tamvaco Nicholas, ti.fherman. r. 898 Front
Taudler .\bnihara. insuraui e broker, r. 738 McAlllater
Tauhausen Morris, watrhmaker. r. 30 Cloy
Taniere Etieiine. r. 204 McAllister
Taniere Jules, French wines, etc., 243 Fourth, r. 216
Clementina
Tanjer William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Tank Nicolas, captain schr H. Bendel, r. 2134 Stock
Tanner Albert, machinist Risdon I. and L. WorisS, r.
.334 Brannan
Tanner Charles, fresco painter, ,329 Twenty-seventh
Tanner John, laborer, r. 2."il2 Post
Tanner .Samuel, carpenter, r. 449 Jessie
Tanners' Home, Philip Fuucke proptr. 37 Converse
Tannian John, blacksmith Market St. R. R., r. 12Val-
par liso
Tannian John, assistant bookkeeper J. J. O'Brien &,
Co., r. '24 Third
Tannian Michael E.. law student P. J. Mogan, r. 24
Third
Tannian Martin J., blacksmith Market St. R. R., r. 12
Valparaiso
TANXIAN P. .L, liquor 6al(>oi), SW cor Stevenson
I and Third, and deputy sheriff, r. 24 Third
TannLan Patrick S., molder .Sitna Iron Works, r. 24
] Third
Tanron Charles, lace repairing factory, 920 Pacific
Tansey Patiick, laborer, r. 108 Clinton
' Tantau George F., sale.sman Baker k Hamilton, r. 131
I Oak
Tanzer Adolphe, bookkeeper Silver, Bach k Co., r.
1022 Folsom
j Tape Joseph, expressman, NE cor Sacramento and
I Dupont, r. S s Green, bet Gough and Octavia
Tapia Jose, compositor La Sociedad, r. 521 Green
' Tapley Jolin, r. 110 Ellis
; Tapley N. Mrs., boanliug, 110 Ellis
' Tappau Samuel F., proptr improved -pass-enger eleva-
I tor, office '23 Bluxome, r. O ikland
Tapj)er Herman, cabinetmaker Goodwin & Co., r. 1007
I Wiishington
; Taquino Victorio, clerk Guiseppi Galli,r. NE corVal-
j lejo and Dupont
. Tarbox Charles H., superintendent dock Independent
I S. S. Liue. Spear Street Wharf, r. 48 South Park
TARBOX ELISHA T., proptr What Cheer Laun-
j dry, office 121 Leidesdorff, r. N 6 Union, bet Laguna
i and Oi tavia
I Tardelli Rafaelo, Italian Benev. Soc, 4'23 Washington
I TardifT William, capitalist, r. 312 Beale
I Targctt G., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
' Tarkovich L., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont-
i gomery
Tarpey Mii hael F., collector, r. 527 Tyler
' Tarpey P. Mrs. (widow), r. .527 'lyler
■ Tarpey Thomas, r. SW ccr Fifteenth and Shotwell
I Tarr John W., student Heald's Business College
1 Tasih Charles M., varnish«r, r. 2 Geary PI
Taschner Hugo, engraver Wenzel, Rothschild & Ha-
! denfeldt, r. 312 Chestnut
Tash Marcus, salesman Bauer, Tobriner & Co., r. 716
: O'Farrell
Tashelia George (Thomas W. McCollam i Co.), r. 222
I Eddy
I Tasker Dennis, watchman Palace Hotel, r. 140 Minna
Tasker George, fireman Pacifl<- Mail S. S. Dakota
Tasker James, carpenter Southern Pac. R. R., r. E 8
I Hampshire, bet Santa Clara and Mnripo-a
Tassett Henry. polic<-man City Hall, r. 2WJ I'nlon
I Tassney Patrick, deckhand stm Transit, r. 513 Third
Tiite Jesse T., clerk, r. 1004 Mason
Tate? John H., clerk, r. 21.'') Post
Tate L. A. Miss, r. 240 Oak
I Tate Mary Ann (widow), nurse, r. 23 At-h Av
' Tatham T., engineer Cal. White Load Works
' Tatuni Henrv L. (Tatuni k Boweii). r. H14 Califo'-uia
T ATUM &"B0AVE\' | H.iiry L. Tatum and J. Joseph
Bowen), Albany lul)ri<;itiug compound and cupe,
1 oils. pa< king boxes, et -., 3 Fremont
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ANLEESON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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I Tiubles Maximilian, bookkeeper S. F. Pioneer Woolen
' T.rX^lJ.L'X^^.nter. r. E s Mission, near
I Tweutv-geveuth
T.ubiu«un Augnst, clerk John H. Winter
Biuih ,,. .
T«ubmaim Ellen, domestic 2304 MiRSion
Tau.oii.i-re Alfred, clerk H. Golteriuann,
Mast'n _
T«uf. nl)tt<h Arnold, cook, r. io, Green
TaiiMi. V Maria, domestic 731 Sutter
T.U-6IK Gabriel, merchant, office SW cor Battery and
Sa ramento, r. 1409 Lirkin
Tau>>i;;JosfI'h.r. 275!^ Clara
TauKsin Leopold, jeweler Francis Clausen, r. 949
Brjant
Taui>.«ik' Louis, r. 275 V; Clara
1 . :-M ■ I.<iuis (Taussig & Co.) , r. 823 Larkin
! :. .- ;^ liudolph J., bookkeeper Jonas Schoenfeld, r.
1 ( I Larkin ^ „, ^,
TaiisM;; Samuel, barber Albert Peyser, r. 24i Ui Clara
TllSSIG «& CO. (Louis Taussig and Adolpli
lrie.li. wholesale wines and liquors. SW cor Bat-
tery and Sacramento
T»u.«/.ky Edmund, clerk Oreathou.se & Blanding. r.
■.'iiT Kearny
Ta itpliaus Ja. nb. market. 1020 Howard
Tantphaus Peter (Tautphaus .N: Stark), r. .'v29 First
T\rTPIIAr« «!t MTARK (Peter Tautphaus and
John Stark) . markets. 238 and .529 First
Tauzy Joseph, salesman Louis Gregoire & Co., r. 1609
Powell
Tavernier Jules, artist, .studio 729 Montgomery, r.
8W cor Bush and Montgomery
TavlUario San. laborer .Andrew Onderdonk
I'svolara James (Lusinchi .t Tavolara), r. 1516 Powell,
rear
I'avolara John, driver Spence i Johnson, r. 1516 Pow-
ell, rear
Tavolara Louis F., shoemaker John Utschig, r. 514
I^'aven worth
Tavolara Paul, tlsheriiiau, r. M08 Front
T\\ <OI.,L.KCT<>R firv AND COUIVTY,
offlie New (.;ity Hall, tirst tioor
ray George U. (George H. Tay & Co.), r. 1228 Wash-
(tit;toM
TAY GKORUK H. I'd CO. (Henry B. Brooks,
Os.-nr J. Backus, William J. Bryan, and George
L. (foud), importers and jobbers stoves, metals,
etc.,C12-C18 Battery
Tay William, waiter Occidental Hot.^1, r. 605 Mission
Tayjc c. J. (widow), wines aud liquors, 31 Fourth, r.
4t»i Jesglo
Ta>a.- 1/lward, barkeeper C. J. Tayac, r. 31 Fourth
TAVKICK JOHN J., r. 33.") Broadway
l'a\lor AiidiHoM 11.. carpenter, r. 109 Valparaiso
Taylor A. K. Mrs., drei-smaker. r. 652 Market
Taylor Agnrs C, as.sistaut Spring Valley Grammar
School, r. IKi'.i Bush
T,;! I \;neM H. Miss, r. 419 Sutter
Mfred, seaman schr La Oirondc, r. 46 Steuart
■ .. : Uleii, bini'ksmlth, r. 739 Folsom
I ajior Alonzo .\.. clerk Abrarason & Bacon, r. 902
Clay
Taylor Arabri>Be, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 804
! SlxUeiith
I Tayb.r Andrew H., strtet contractor, r. 5 Willow Av
, Taylor Archibald L., salesman William T. Garratt, r.
LlUlriconPl
I Taylor Arthur C, deputy county clerk, r. 731 Fourth
I Taylor AugUHtus. local policeman, r. 37 Second
, Taylor Augustus C. m(<'hanlc. r. d.V.t Harrison
Taylor Iteiijaudu. teamster M. Selig, r. E s Railroad
Av. Let Kleventh and Twelfth avs. South S F
, Taylor luiny (widow), r. \:a)1 t'liiv
I Taylor II. H.. clerk II. B. Slav. n.r'. The Baldwin
Taylor lirlce s.. millwright Philip Hinkle.r. 614 Jones
^' ' ' ■••'Iclan, r. 327 Montgomery Av
i>e (widow), r. SE cor Harrison and
■ •nd
. Hi>aniBn. r. 23M Ste.iart
I - w.ilter The Baldwin, r. 405 Stevenson
' whltewBHher. r.l(i2H Market
ll.,r. 272 I'lrsl
' ' 11., llulHher Andre w Froi. r. 243 Bitch
, .1 •'■ (<■■ L- Taylor A: Co.) , r. 709 Bush
I .... I... . iKiri. H U.. projitr Ilnldwiu Stables. 11 Powell,
r. II 4 K.<lcly '
TWtAtHy. J.. * CO. (Kdward Babson). ship-
ping and cninmlsHlon m. nhauts, 34 California
L
Taylor Clara Miss, ruchingmaker, r. SE cor Harrison
and Twent.v-second ^ ., „ ^
Taylor Cyrus D., mailing clerk The Daily Exchange
Publishing Co., v. 208 Sixth
Taylor Cyrus D. Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 208
Sixth
Taylor Daniel S. (Coombs & Taylor), r. SE cor Fifth
and Market
Taylor Darius A., proptr National Laundry. SW cor
S venteeuth and Dolores
Tayl'ir David, engineer Occidental Laundry, r. 2919
Laguna
Taylor David W. (Taylor & Hessler), r. 531 Post
Taylor Dennis J., salesman Barker & Snow, r. 613
Pine
Taylor D wight B., operator Bradley & Rulofson, r.
Alameda
Taylor E. Mrs., furnished rooms, 304 Sutter
Taylor Ldward, bootfltter Rosseter & Smith, r. San
Bruno Road, nr Four-mile House
Taylor Edward, cashier Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. r. San
Mateo
Taylor Edward clerk, r. 511 Mason
Taylor Edward, laborer, r. 1325 Sansom
Taylor Edward C, cofteeroaster, r. S s Union, nr Bat
Taylor Edward H., clerk, r. 649 O'Farrell
Taylor Edward J., clerk Frank F. Taylor, r. 3280'Far-
rell
Taylor Edward R. (Taylor & Haight) , attorney at law.
otiice 207 Sansom, r. 2308 California
Taylor Edwin M., paperruler Alexander Buswell, r.
1112 McAlli-ster
Taylor Eliza (widow) . r. 5 Mason
Taylor Eliza Mrs. (Taylor & Kinney), r. 27 Geary
Taylor Elizabeth .Vlrs., furnished rooms, 318 Sutter
Taylor Ellen (widow) , r. 409 Valle.)o
Taylor Ellen Mrs., r. 613 Pine
Taylor Ellen Mts., r. E s Sherman, bet Seventeenth
' aud Eighteenth
Taylor Emanuel, steward Harvey House, r. 115 First
Taylor Emma (widow), r. 829 Howard
Taylor Emma J. Mrs., adjuster Coiners' Department
U. S. Miut.r. 814 Calitbruia
Taylor Euos, bookkeeper Bray Bros., r. 410 Post
Taylor Euos C, phvslcian, office and r. Eleventh Av,
nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Taylor E. T., jiorter Livingston & Co., r. Oakland
Taylor Eva, compositor Mrs. A. M. Slooum, r. Com-
mercial Hotel
Taylor Eva Mrs., laundress Palace Hotel
Taylor E. W.. jihysician, r. 314 Bush
TAYLiOR F. B. & CO., importers and commis-
sion merchants, office 315 California, rooms 6-7
Taylor Pitch B., physician, office and r. 110 Stockton
Taylor Frank, student Bernard's Business College
Taylor Frank F., attornev at law, office 429 Montgom-
ery, r. 328 O'Farrell"
Taylor Frederick, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Taylor Frederick B. (P. B. Taylor & Co.) . r. 2422 How
Taylor Freeman A., driver Dennis J. O'Callaghan, r.
1532 Polk
Taylor George Jr., clerk Dickson, DeWolf & Co., r.
Oakland
Taylor George H., clerk Crane & Brigham, r. 1501
Howard
Taylor George H., porter, r. 1017 Pacific
Taylor George L., wharfinger Oakland Ferry, r. 1914
Jessie
Taylor George M., student Barnard's Business College,
r. 1112 McAllister
Taylor George W., collector Harrison and Spear St.
Wharf
Taylor Georgie N. Miss, assistant Lombard Street
Primary School, r. 1409 Bush
Taylor Glorianna Miss, r. 902 Clay
Taylor Harry, seaman, r. 17 Natuna
Taylor Harry W.. speculator, office 224 Montgomery.
r. 8 Essex
Taylor Harvey T., clerk P. Mish & Son, r, C7 5^ Everett
Taylor Henry H., clerk Bank of California, r. San
Mateo
Taylor Henry R. (John Taylor & Co.), r. 1507 Clay
Taylor UoUoway. r. 19 Silver
Taylor Horatio b., druggist, r. 448 Ji Third
Taylor Howard P. (Taylor & Nevin) , and clerk H. H.
Noble & Co., r. 14U9 Bush
Taylor Hugh, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Taylor Isaac M.. mining expert, r. 2113 Webster
Taylor James, clerk, r. 1512 Powell
BULLOCK & JON 2S. 105 Montgomery St, Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Velxipsdes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Taylor James, cook, r. 178 StevenKon
Taylor James, hay weigher, r. 53-1 Folsoni, rear
Taylor James, hostler James P. FiTtiuson, r. H20 Mis
Taylor James, laborer Spring Valley Water Works
Taylor James, salesiuan Moses A. Wolfe, r. COT Stock
Taylor James Jr., bakery aud eonffctioutry, y03 Bush
Taylor James H., clerk, r. 109 Fifth
Taylor James I., clerk, r. 1112 McAllister
I Taylor James M., attorney at law, office 003 Washing-
I ton, r. 1011 Gough
I Taylor James P., clerk Dunsmuir, Diggle & Co., r. 1512
I Powell
j Taylor James S. (James S. Taylor & Co:), r. 1206
I Market
I Taylor James S. & Co., manufs champagne yeast
powder, office 116 Front
Taylor James W., tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., r.
Oakland
Taylor J. C, bellman Palace Hotel, r. l.'i Stoc-kton
Taylor J. H., salesman Holt Brothers, r. 109 Fifth
Taylor John, r. 612 Grove
Taylor John (John Taylor & Co.), r. 515 Buchanan
Taylor John (John Taylor & Co.), r. 1131 California
Taylor John, broom manuf, S s Bay, bet Powell and
Mason
j Taylor John,carpenter New U. S. Appraisers Building,
r. Oakland
Taylor John, capitalist, r. 625 Third
' Taylor John, hotisemover, r. 117 Natoma
Taylor John, laborer Pacific Scouring Co., r. 216 Capp
Taylor John, laborer S. F. Box Factory, r. 117 Gilbert
Taylor John, mould' r. r. E s Minnesota, bet Solano
and Mariposa
Taylor John, sawyer, r. 54 First
I Tavlor John, sawver, r. 530 Howard
TAYLOR JOHN & CO. (Henry E. Taylor), im-
porters, druggists, and chemical glassware and
assayers materials, 512-518 Washington
TA YL.OR JOHN & CO. (Oliver G. Hallett) , wines
and liqnois, 13 Post
Taylor JohnB., foreman George H. Tay & Co., r. 1012
Montgomery
TAYLiOR JOHN BRADFORD, architect, office
Dividend Building, 324 Pine, room 10, r. 124
Wildey
Taylor John F., capitalist, r. S s California Av, bet
Mission and Howard, Bernal Heights
Taylor John H., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
V2}i Oak Grove Av
Taylor John J., machinist Spring Valley Water Works,
r. 1409 Baker
TAYI.OR JOHN W. , manager Gutta Pcrcha and
Rubber Manuf Co., 501 Market, and school direc-
tor, r. 1717 Clay
Taylor Joseph, boilermaker Fulton Iron Works, r.
557 Howard
Taylor Joseph, boot cutier Rosseter & Smith, r. San
Bruno Koad, nr Four-mile House
Taylor Joseph, employee Isaac F. Eaton & Son, r. 52«
Eighteenth
Taylor Josoph H., r. 8 Brenham PI
Taylor Joseph J., waterteuder Pacilic Mail S. S. China
Taylor Joseph S. (Bryant & Ta.\ lor) , r. 722 Sutter
Taylor Joseph W., contractor, office Superintendent
Streets, Old City Hall, r. 731 Fourth
Taylor J. W., teamster Andrew Onderdonk
Taylor Kate, domestic 1010 Post
Taylor Kate Miss, milliner George W. M. Cowles, r.
254 Jessie
Taylor Louisa F. (widow) , r. 32C Twenty-second
Taylor Maggie Miss, type pager Painter & Co., r. 254
Jessie
Taylor Marie (widow), lodgings, 1326 Jackson
Taylor Slartin B., capitalist, r. 2048 Mission
Taylor Mary Miss, r. 502 Broadway
Taylor Mary (widow), r. 248 Clementina
Taylor Marv (widow), boarding and lodging, 902 Clay
Taylor Mary, typesetter Painter & Co., r. 254 Jessie
Taylor Mary Mrs., seamstres.s, r. 202 Sixth
Taylor Mary M. (widow), dressmaker. 706 Mont Av
Taylor Mary S. (widow) , r. 212 San Jose Av
Taylor May F. Miss, assistant First Street Primary
School, r. 426 Sutter
Taylor M. F., fruits, 3003 Mission
Taylor Mollie, dressmaker Mrs. M. V. 0. Kendall, r.
28 Geary
Taylor Nathaniel, baker Thomas J. Chadbourne, r.
1414 Dupont
Taylor Oliver (Hopkins, Taylor & Co.),r. 527 Twenty-
second
Taylor O. M., r. 605 Pine
Taylor Oscar, apprentice Union Iron WorkB, r. SEcor
Harrison and Twenty-second
Taylor Patrick M., laborer, r. IHJ^j FoIboih Av
Taylor Peter (Adams & Taylor), r. Palace Hotel
Taylor Phillip \V., collector, office 422 Montgiimery,
r. Oakland
Taylor Pitney, assistant agent California aud New
York Associated Press, office 302 Montgomery,
room 34, r. 413 Brannan
Taylor Robert, civil engineer, r. 446 Bartlett
Taylor Robert, drayman George U. Starr, r. 921 Bat-
tery
Taylor Robert, expressman, 531 Market, r. 512 Oak
Taylor Robert H., cooper Lawrence Felvey, r. 4 Au-
burn
Taylor Ribert J., paper ruler Charles E. Rankin, r.
613 Pine
Taylor Robi rt L., bookkeeper Renton, Holmes k Co.,
r. 514 Capp
Taylor Robert W., new and secondhand furniture,
1525 ''J Market
Taylor Samuel, local policeman, r. 931 Greenwich
Taylor Sunmel, seaman, r. 134 Stiuart
Taylor Samuel J., bookkeeper S. P. Tavlor k Co., r.
1112 McAllister
Taylor Samuel P. (S. P. Taylor & Co.), r. 1112 McAl-
lister
Taylor Sanford W., bla<k8mith Risdon I. and L.
Works, r. 320 Seventh
Taylor Sarah (widow), r. 1715 Webster
TAYLOR S. P. & CO., proptrs Pioneer Paper
Mill, and agents Eagle Paper Mill, warehouse and
office 416 Clay
Taylor Stephen, cook Pacific Club, r. 141 Natoma
Taylor Stephen F. (Taylor & Jones) , r. 1434 Cal
Tayl'ir Stuurt, hostler, r. 254 Jessie
TAYLOR STUART M., county recorder, office
New City Hall, r. 703 Leavenworth
Taylor Sumner J., sjieculator, r. 2232 Post
Taylor T., local policeman, r. 195 Shipley
Taylor Theodore, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Taylor TheophiluB, r. 312 Sixth
Taylor TLeophilus Mrs., furnished rooms, 312 Sixth
Taylor Thomas (Edmonds & Taylor), r. 28 Tehama
Taylor Thomas, harnessmaker, r. 512 Oak
Taylor Thomas G., mining superintendent, r. 613
Fulton
Taylor Thomas L., r. 1806 Van Ness Av
Taylor Truman (Taylor & Moore), r. 1407 Clay
Taylor W., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of Sydney
Taylor Walter C, clerk Pacific Mall 8. S. Co., r. San
Mateo
Taylor W. H., messenger Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 933
Bush
Taylor William, captain steam launch Pacific Mall 8.
S. Co., r. 514 Second
Taylor William, clerk, r. 8 Dupont
Taylor William, clerk, r. 107 Fifth
Taylor William, cook Saulmann's Restaurant, r. 343
Ritch
Taylor William, harnessmaker, r. 227 Minna
Taylor William, laborer, r. 1220 Green
Taylor William, metal roofer Henry G. Fiske
Taylor William, painter, r. 11 Lafayette
Taylor William, seaman, r. 4(; Steuart
Taylor William, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Taylor William, teamster Peters jc Cowie, r. SW cor
Howard and Russ
Taylor William A., bookkeeper and cashier George H.
Tay & Co., r. 839 California
Taylor William C, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 128 Ber-
nard
Taylor William F., sawyer Andrew Frel, r. 243 Rltch
Taylor William H., clerk Wells, Fargo k Co.,r. 8E cor
Junes and Bush
TAYLOR WILLIAM H., president Risdon I. and
L. Works, and i>resident I'ntrero Marine Railway,
office 6 Merchants' Exdiange Building, r. 535 Sut
Taylor William H., with Pacific Commercial Co., r.
1002 G. ary
Taylor William J,, bookkeeper George A. Holden, r.
234 Bush
Taylor William 0., physician, office and r. 212 San
Jose Av
Taylor William 9., stockbroker, 420 Montgomery,
room 1, r. 213 Powill
Taylor W. M.. r. 1624 Clay
Taylor W. S. R., salesman W. W. Montague k Co., r.
2016 Powell
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T.Tlor V HMwUr |U. W. TayLr and Charles Heshler) .
iibip ami Custom House brokers, office ol8 Bat
lor It Jones (St.phen K. Taylor and 'nilUam G.
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■Mr.-. E. Tayl.'r and Mrs. E. Kinney)
27 Geary
Co., r. 23 Twelfth
Teller John D. P.. merchandisebroker, office 405
Front, r. 23 Twelfth
Teller Leonora (widow) , r. 1216 Leavenworth
Teller Philip S.. clerk A. C. Dietz & Co., r. 23 Twelfth
Telles Louisa Miss, r. 813 Vallejo
i-ruiuau Tavlor and Justin Moore), Telletse.i Andrew, se.iman r. 25J Spear
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T.vl.r .V .Nc%lii i Howard P. Taylor, C. W. Nevin, and
' D S Stanley 1, book aiul job printers, 534 Com
T ., . ■, 1' fliuJ. douii-.-itic 228 Bu-h
\ L. S., eii)ressman, r. 519 Sacramento
ra E.. painter, r. 1415 Mason
:,ry M., clerk Saudford E. Herrick, r. 1415
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Tellett William, watertender S. S. Great Republic
Tcltz Curt, clerk Mattullath Manuf Co., r. 957 Market
Telyea Joseph, storekeeper, oiitfit and supplies Pacific
Mails. S. Co., r. 701 Ja Howard
Temperance Legion, Frank E. K. Whitney president,
rooms 232 Sutter
TempestiEugenio, sculptor A. Paltenghi,r. Bush, bet
Broderick and Devisadero
Temple Belle (widow), r. W s Buchanan, bet Turk
and Tyler
Temple Broderick, salesmen Walter Membry, r. 1034
Folsom
_, Temple Daniel H., mining, r. 1624 Turk
U'iitam'.proptr LTgiit Hou»e.'550 Mi.ssion (and j Temple Jane (widow), matron Infants' Shelter. 512
1 \ Kauilade). and roofing, etc., 118 Eddy | Minna
UiiUuni P., clerk Teaguc i Kamlade, r. 550 Temple Mill and Mining Co. (Washington District,
, ,, ' Esmeralda Co., Nev,) , E. H. Long secretary, office
, •line (Luther A. Teague and Alfred Cane), 422 Montgomery
-t'. 142 >^ Fourth I Temple Rufus, shipwright, r. 558!^ Howard
\ kamlaile (William Teague and Charles Templeman Henry, clerk Mendocino Lumber Co., r.
:. l.->, -e.-ond-baud funjituie. 550 Mission [ 417 Minna
\l-.tthtw, foreman finisher Andrew Frei, r. W i Templeman Samuel S., driver Lewis Hamlin, r. cor
I.. «lg A., dentist, r. 133 Fifth
I. uiHa. domestic 028 Tyler
I.u her .\. (Teague k Cane) , r. 133 Fifth
w illiam. cartniau, r. 1143 Harrison
'MUiBUi, <ook G. C. Flanders, r. 224 Sixteenth
Twenty-fourth and Shotwell
Templeman Thomas, waiter Union Club
Templetou Carrie A. Miss, assistant Hayes Valley
Grammar School, r. 1536 Ellis
Templeton Ellen Mrs., r. 126 Eighth
TempU tun J., engineer Southern Pac. R. E., r. 193
Sixteenth
Templeton John, clerk Henry Seeba, r. SE cor Twenty-
sixth and Bartlett
Templeton Liura S. Miss, assistant Eighth Street
Grammar School, r. 1536 Ellis
Templeton Louise Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin
Street Primary School, r. 1511 Clay
Temi)letou Mary Miss, furnished rooms, 209 Second
Ijili J. oyistcr saloon and chop house,N 6 I Temphtun Milo L., assistant Boys' High School, r.
b. t Kearuy and Spring, r. 2609 Pine | 1536 Ellis
.s«u bruno Uoad, nr Twi-nty-niuth
Teal .\ll>er:, head cKrk I'. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
14 Turk
Teal U ujimlu, law stud- nt Sidney L. Johnson, r. 122
Uylor
Trail TbumsH, machinist, r. 3 Tehama
Trail E<li;arS., u.auag<'r Great Western Band, office
tii'l r. 417 lIuHh
Tiall Oliver (Cox, Teall & Co.), r. Grand Hotel
T.»r« John U., euglueer, r. 'I'M Minna
T<'a:e Pbtllp, l'. H. att iriiev District California, office
'" f s. c:ourt UutldlMg, r. 1206 Market
' iticrt H., milkman, r. 1313 Fillmore
iiiiiu MiSH, r. 1313 Fillmore
Te- kriiiian Frank, barbi r, r. 1703 Jones
Ti. kliiiliiirx CharleB. i arpeuter, r. 1055 Folsom
T- • ouN I Mnrtlii Kardeiier,Coiiiitry Bros., r. S 6 Silver
A\ I" t .Mls.'tion and San Hruno Road
!■ I' : ! I liarltH, real-estati'ngent. r. 2.55 Minna
r\.i (wl.low), r. 1305 Green
H. carpeuttr, r. 1;J05 Green
. M. (Pc.k k Co.), r. 1411 Bu.sh
ixrt. iiobtbr Dexter Stables, r. 537 Stev
• rick, Htoc-kbrokcr. r. 449 Guerrero
1-. r 12 El. Is
I Ki;mi; I.KWI.S Jr., wlucaaud U(iuorB,432 Kearny,
r IIJ Krnrny
T.-.t- K . l.ruk, Heamaii, r. 26 Sacramento
lb. baker Vl.nnn Modil Bakery, r. C09 Jack
i.ri U., (jrofcrlcM and liiiuors, IH Natoma
Mlwt, nMHlHtant teacher St. Boniface Or-
! NMi \Hyliini, 112 (irovr
I- i-M Iri' .\rinaiid, artist. Htuilio 4.37 Pine
r ;^n. ir- Arman.l Jr.. uiluiu«, office 411)4 California.
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Trll Hinry, bollonuaker Pac. Iron Works, r. 63 N»-
I ina
T' I ..I!. \ii«uHliiii C. bookkeeper John G. lis, r. N s
I ' »r.|, bpl Ijirklnand I'olk
' Y ' ' '•"'' ^' I'lrber, 'Kio Broadway, r. 4 Sonoma
Trjr.u A»H.|li„, «iuldUr Muln A: Winchester, r. 416
■ :i,i, dr< Kiiniaker, r. 9 Union PI
'o. (Hoiitb America), George W.
• lit, oflii-i. :t28 Montgomei7, room 20
• (Globe DiHt., Arizona), Joseph
■-' tary. om.c itt! Mout., room 12
V kiimltb A. Mulr. r. 418 Shotwell
' ' , ■ r, r. T. rnilnal Hotel
"»" ^ « <iiorKe W. Elder, Oregon
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lorn' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Mnrtoii
^''ViilkTir""^'"'^" CourrlcrdeSan Franclsco.r
t* iJaa Gmivo Av •
Tailor Cbarloa A., tnakcr fire klndUng, 433 Shipley
Templeton Rhoda K. (widow), r. 1536 Ellis
Ten Bosch John M., manager N. Ten Bosch & Co. ,
(Portland, Oregon) , office 28 Merchants' Exchange,
r. Portland, Oregon
Ten Bosch N. & Co. (Raoul Clerc) , shipping and
commission merchants, office 28 Merchants' Ex-
change
Ten Bosch Nicholas (N. Ten Bosch & Co. and Ten
Bosch & Clerc, Liverpool and London, Eng.),r.
Liverpool
Tence Charles, r. 317 Mason
Tencer Alfred, toolmaker John Weichhart, r. SW cor
BroaiUvay and Dupoiit
Tench Daniel, waiter Stork & Peguilhan, r. 445 Bush
Tench John, varuisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
1827 Market
Ten<h Mary A. Mrs., dressmaker, 1827 Market
Teuer Isaai^ W., secretary California department Life
Assn of America, othce 311 California, r. 7 Russ
Teney William, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S. City of
New York
Teugen Uenrich, employee S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
2118 Powell
Tcnjen Andrew, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. City
ofTokio
Tennant Maria L. (widow) . r. 501 Geary *
Tennant Dorinda (widow), r. 102 Powell
TiMinant Jennie Miss, dressmaker, 102 Powell
Tennant John U., carpenter Superintendent Streets,
r. 102 Powell
Tennent Jennie F. Miss, assistant Clement Grammar
School, r. 1100 McAllister
Tennent Thomas, chronometer, watch, and mathe-
matical instrument maker, 18 Market, r. 1106
McAllisti^r
Tennent Thomas H., entry clerk E. H. Jones & Co. r.
1106 McAllister
Tennesou Stola, woodturner, r. W s Montgomery nr
Greenwich
Tenney Frank N., shoecutter Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 714 Howard
Tenney John, stockdealer, r. 36 3^ Tehama
Tenney Joseph, marblecutter, r. 536 Hayes
BiJlodc & Jonos. 105 Montgy St. Imp'trs Cartwright & W^ner^^Maino Underwear
Toys at &E0. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St. opposite the Plaza.
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Tennty Lorenzo P., miner, r. 511 Mason
TENXEV RICHARD P.- (sun-essor t. MoColI &
Teiiney), commissiou luenhaut, grain iiiul
dme, and agent Los Gatos Flouring Mills
cor Davis anil Market, r. 1218 Valencia
Tenuiel i liarles B.. r. 821 Valencia
Tenuis Henry, varuisber J. A. Shaber & Co r 9
Pfeill'er " "
Tennis Margaret Mrs. (widow), r. 9 Pfciffer
Tennis Thomas, policeman City Hall, r. VH Francisco
Tenuis William E., upholsterer J. A. Shaber i Co r
9 Pf.iffer ■' ■
Tenscher John, boxmaker, r. 21 Langton
Tenthorey John P. (J. P. Teufuorev & Co.), r.o5H Miss
Tenthorey J. P. & Co. (Paul H. TroUiet), manufs mac-
caroui and vermicelli, 5r)8 Mission
Teuton Thomas, stairbuilder Arthur W. McGuiro
Tenucci Vinceuzo, fruits and vegetables, 1515 Steiner
Tercovich Luca, driver Marco Vulicevich, r. 1508
Mason
Terecy Madeline Mrs., cigarmakcr HoUiBg Bros., r
lU Turk
Terelonge Louis J., seaman, r. 408 }t; Dupont
Teresa Beitha Mrs. (widow) .dressmaker, r. 518 Green
Teresa Christian, cigarmakcr Sanderson & Horn. r.
518 Green
Teresa Pescia (widow) , r. 415 Union
Terhoon C. P., carpenter, r. Philadelphia House
Terkclson James (L. Terkelson & Brother) , r._525 3^
Brannan
Terkelson John, with L. Terkelson & Brother, r. 525 M
Brannan
Terkelsiiu L. & Brother (James Terkelson) , dealers
wood, Channel, bet Fourth and Fifth
Terkelson Lawrence (L. Terkelson & Brother) , r. 525}^
Brannan
Terme Maiy (widow), costumer, 612 Montgomery
Terminal Hotel, Buckley & Ward proptrs, (iOti Fourth
Terminal Railway, James O. B. Gunn secretary, office
NE cor Fourtli and Townsend, room 1
TERMINUS DRUG STORE, Abramson & Bacon
proprs, 717 C'hiy. nr Kearny
Terrace William, laborer Odorless Excavating Appa-
ratus Co., r. SE cor Mason and Vande water
Terre Charles S., commercial traveler, r. 1125 York
Terreboy Mattie, domestic 1509 California
Terre.yn Henry, cook, r. 126 }<; Welsh
Terrieu T. L., waiter, r. 218 Eighth
Terrier Francis, bootmaker Andrew McNamara, r. 8
Anthony
Terrill Charles C, contractor, r. 717 Seventeeutli
Terrill E., waiter The Baldwin
Terrill John, tallow works, E s San Bruno Road, nr
County Line
Terrill William, mechanic, r. 52.3 Taylor
Terrill. See Tirrell and Turrell
Terris Charles, butcher J. Y. Wilson & Co.
TERRITORIAL. PIONEERS OF CALIFOR-
NIA, William Winter secretary, rooms 103 Mont-
gomerv
Terry Albert A., manager H. Goldbtein & Co., r. 43
Ecker
Terry Andrew J., millwright, r. NE cor Xineteeuth
and Noe
Terry Chester N., attorney at law, office and r. 132 .Mc-
Allister
Terry Clinton H., oiler Pacific Mail S.S.Cityof Tokio
Terry E. & Co. (Samuel Winant), wholesale eastern
oysters, 107 California Market
Terry Edward, coachman A. Coleman, 1200 Van Ness
Av
Terry Elmer (E. Teri-y k Co.), r. San Jose
Terry Fanny Miss, r. 43 Ecker
Terry George W. (H. C. Hudson & Co.) . r. 509 Chestn\it
Terry Horatio P., salesman Joseph T. Terry i Co., r.
125 Ellis
Terry J. J., beltmaker Horatio N. Cook, r. 10 Bouita
Terry John C, bookkeeper K. D.W. Davis & Co., r. ()09
Sutter
Teny Josejih T. (Joseph T. Terry & Co.), r. 1553,4
Market
Terry Joseph T. & Co. (Julius M. Pcarlman), auc-
tioneers, 747 Market
Terry J. V. R., watchman O. ic O. S. S. Oceanic
Terry Lincas A., butcher, r. 204 Franklin
Terry Orrin, foreman stables C. E. Haseltine, r. N s
Green, nr Sausom
Terry Samuel, miner, r. 630 Sacramento
Terry Thaddeus W., pressman Francis, Valentine k
Co., r. 1121 Greenwich
Terry Thomas, hose and beltmaker Horatio N. Cook
r. 10 Bonita
Terry William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Terry William N.. suwftler. 7Spoar. r 1121 Qruonvrich
Torschuren Gerhard F., captain stm Constance, r. 40
Perry
Terwilliger Edwin, carpenter, r. 150 Linden '
Terwilliger Napoleon B. (Terwilliger & Fink), r. 84«
Mission
I Terwilliger k Fink (Napoleon B. TerwilllRer and
! Alonzo W. Fink), eggs and dairy produce, 50-M
Washington Market
Tesch Gustjve, printer California Demokrat. r. Turk
Street Hotel
Tesch Charles E., furniture pulishtr, r. 943 Valencia
Teschmacher Henry F., real-estale, <.ftko 523 Mont
I Teseera Marselino, hostler J. C. Charllou, r. 9 Wash
Tesmore Solomon, oyster saloon, 57-59 California
I Market, r. 932 Mission
Tessier August, packer Folger, Schilling ii Cu„ r. SW
! cor Gurrrero and Clinton Park
Tessier Eugenie, domestic 1418 California
Tessmer Henry W., shipc;irpenter. r. Thirty-sixth Av,
nr San Bruno Road. South S. F.
Testa Frank (Emanuel Bozzo'fc Co.). r. 737 Vallejo
T^'tglalf H. J., seaman, r. W< stern Hoiis. , 1:14 Steuart
Trtlow Samuel (Ti'tlow .^ Skeantlebury) , 803 Ki'aruv
TETLOW «& SKEANTLEBURY (Wll.iam fel-
low and W. Skeantlebury), proptrs Bella Union
Theatre, 803 Kearny
Tetn.T George, restaurant, .308 Pacific
TETZEN CHRISTIAN, merchandise broker, 202
Ca ifornia, r. 524 Eiglitcenth
Teubnvr Gnstave(TeMbner & Hofifman), r. 1316Larkin
Teubn T & Hofliuan (Gustave Toubuer and William
Hoflfuian) , manufs showcases and aquariums, 532
California
Tetrow L. E., salesman, r. 54 First
Teutouia Gardens, Waas Bros, proptrs, Hermann, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Teutonia Hall, 1322 Howard
Tevis Cart-r, receiving teller banking department
Wells, Fargo «: Co.. r. 1167 Jackson, Oakland
Tevis Henry L., clerk Wells. Fargo i Co's Bank, r.
1316 Taylor
TEVIS LLOYD (Haggin k Tevis), and president
Wells, Fargo & Co., office NE cor Sansom and Cal-
ifornia, r. 1316 Taylor
Tevlin John, tanner, r. 8 Camp
Tevlin Michael A., fireman tug Rabboni, Folson St.
Wharf
Tewes Frederick, willowworker J. Fillmer, r. 2719
Folsom, rear
Tewes George, teamsler. r. 1308 Broderick
Tewhill John, laborer John Henderson Jr., r. 1520
Turk
Tewksbury Charles A., manuf tin, copper and iron '
ware, .518 Bush 1
Tweksbury Henry, teamster Lewis i Co., r. 160
Silver
Tewksbury Lucio M., attorney at law, office 120 Sutter,
rooms 59-60, r. .\bbottsford Uouso
Tewksbury M. R., physician, office and r. 719 Market
Tewksbury Oliver, teamster, r. 166 Silver
Tezise Henry, miner, r. 13 Park .•\v
Thackeray George, wood and coal, NW cor Twenty-
second and Fair Oaks
Thackeray William, laborer, r. 1727 Stevenson
Thain A. Jr., candy manuf, 781 Market
Thain Frederi k, candyniaker A. Thain Jr., r. 775
Market
Thain Hamilton W., printers' machinist and model-
maker, 514 Commercial, r. 909 Jackson
Thain Robert A.( Wright & Thain) . r. 1236 Broadway
Thain William, sawyer George M-Wetherbee, r.SVas-
sar PI
Thalheiiuer Gustavus, bookkeeper Mission Woolen
Mills, r. 106 Post
Thalheimer Jacob, bo!>kkeeper M. Heller i Brothers,
r. Chester House
Thalia Verein, Martin MeiisdorlVer president, 414 Pine
Thull Frederick M.. local poU'-eman, r. 18 Rusa
Thall Henry H., spe .ulator, r. 18 Huss
Thall LenaMisfl, dressmaker, r. 701 O'Farrell
Thall Mark, assistant treasurer Bush Street Theatre,
r. 502 Mason
Thall Sigmund, harnessmaker, r. 18 Russ
Thane Arthur F., clerk Stetson k Houghton, r. 1704
Polk
Thane Fanny Mrs. (widow), r. 1704 Polk
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Pac. R. R., r. ITOl Polk , ,^„ ^ r 118 Sut
Thanuhaiu^er Aupust (Thannhauser & ^o- ' J; f» °^*
Thiinnhauser Signiund M. (Thannhauser i Co.). r. 11-
THAXNH4USEK & CO. (Sij^'mnnd M. and Au-
. J^ TbanV>haus.-r. and Adolph Kissinger) com-
Mission menbant. and gener^ .T^f!%^Uf^rnt
lantk- Marine Insurance Co., office 311 Caliturnia
Thauwald Herman, painter, r. .507!^ Leaven worth
Thany Thomas, b acksn.ilh. r. 772 Hirnson
TH\BP EfGEXE H., notary public and com-
in^sioner of deeds, office 23G Montgomery, r. Russ
Th.S°Jo«eph L.. solicit ir Dewey &C.i.. r. 528 Fnlton
Tbat4 h< r Edward C. machine hand Pac. Barrel and
Keg Factoiy, r. E e Mississippi, bet Mariposa and
Thatcher George, merchant (Nevada), r. 688 Twen-
tieth „ „
Thatcher George P., carpenter, r. 647 Howard
Thatcher James, seaman, r. 105 Clark
Tbat.n Jacob (Tbateu 4: Schuitzlein) , r. 620 Lom-
bard, rear , ^ „ ,. -j.
TbaU-n A: S.hnitzlein (Jacob Thaton and C. Schnitz-
h-iii), honseandsigupainters, 705 Montgomery Av
ThauBenfnuiid Charles, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Thaxtt-r William, second officer S. S. Los Angeles,
Broadway Wharf
Thayer Addie (widow) , r. N s Greenwich, nr Sansom
Thayer Albert E., peddler, r. 41.0 Sixth
Thayer Amasa, batter Konrad Meussdorffer, r. 1724
Eddv
Thayer Asahel. secretary Lumber Dealers' Exchange,
r. i'J StRiilv PI
THAYEK BENJAMIN B., chemist Apotheca-
ries' Hall. Grand Hotel, r. NW cor Ellis & Polk
Thiiver K. Mrs, drcsismaker, 20 Montgomery
Thaver Edward N., actor California Theatre, r. 1519
Wel)sli-r
Thayer EIroy. collarmaker Main & Winchester, r. 460
Sixth
Tbavcr Frank, druggist William E. Mayhew, r. 142 JC'
Fourth
Thayer Frank Mrs. (widow), r. The Baldwin
Thayer Frank J., IJnisher Charles J. Holmes, r. 1429
Polk
Thayer Isaac, shoecutter Buckingham & Hecht, r. 215
Uough
Thayer Moses, speculator, r. 2217 Mason
Thayer N.D., capitaliht. r. 745 Market
Tb»\erO. V., physician, office 115 Kearny, r. 2615
Clay
Tbaytr Rose Miss, teacher piano Kohler & Chase, r.
L-iig WibsU'r
Thayer KuHHel S,. collector United Carriage Co., r.
312 I- Ightecnth
Tbayi r Hatnucl, laborer Gliint Powder Works, r. Cen-
tral Road, nr Twentii th Av
Thayer S. (;, E., r. B.lden House
Thnyi-r Warn-n. pniiitir, r. M) Sixth
THE BALDWIN, E. J. Baldwin proptr, Alexander
McAbic miiiinger, NK ror Powell iiuU Marlu t
THE KE 1'AII.KIiN IVIEKCANTII.E AGENCY,
Churl. H 1'. ,loni>s niniiugcr, office tiOS Maiktt
THE WINDSOR, Wurscbauer Brothers proptrs,
'.Ml', Murket
Tinas I'hllip])i', furniture and cariiets, 1115-1117 Dup
Th«<ly Allx rt F., saUsman W. & J. Sloane, r. 16 Pros-
IKCt I'l
Thee Hermann A. M.,prlvateBecretarj- George Scliultz.
r. Oakland
Thfi-n (liTgc t. carrier Alta California, r. 18 First
I !)• il 1 run, .iiB, wines and liquors, 300 Third
- liiiiicH H., r. mo Folsoiu
Margaret (widow), r. 810 Folsom
' li Mnrliii C. (Elbert Wise & Co.), r. 1303 Sac
111! u» .l..lin H.. Isliorer. r. 2(','.> Minna
Thelni P. t r. Ihpior saloon, .M)7 Davis
TK*"!!'"^^^ "•"""'"'""'"" merchant, r. 24 Mint Av
Thollcr I). M. Mrs., adjuster coiners' department U
K. Mint. r. 11,07 Taylir
Thrll<'r(le..rg,. p, bookkeeper Frederick E. Luty, r.
8\\ cor cbur. h and Filteenth
T.'*?^'"'' '' • ■■'■»' estite, office 507 Montgomery,
TTHKN BENEUICT, mnsiclan.r. 1007 Pacific
TheiihouKe John. Ub<
Theobald George J. (George J. Theobald & Co.), r.
1803 California „ ^ ^. .
THEOBAIiD GEORGE J. &CO., shipping and
commission merchants, and agents Universal Ma-
rine Insurance Co. of London (limited) , and Ma-
rine Branch Commercial Union Assurance Co. of
London, office 419 California, rooms 4-6
Theodore Dennis, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Theological Seminary. 121 Haight
Therington Joseph, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Theriit Edward, barkeeper C. Coates, r. 208 Stockton
Thernet Marie, laundry, 100 Stockton
Therrigan J. J. Mrs., r. 1140 Mission
Thesserau David, carpenter, r. 331 Beale
Thesserau David Jr., boilermaker, r. 331 Beale
Thibanlt Charles, paper box mauuf, 714 Mission
Thibault Cleophas. shoemaker. 704 Pacific, room 27
ThibaultEmma (widow) , r. 1317 Hyde
Thibanlt Frank, bookkeeper E. K. Howes & Co., r. 1317
Hyde
Thibault Joseph, carbuilder Market St. R. R., r. 569
Fifth, Oakland
Thick C. Silverman Pacific Mail S. S. City of New
York
Thiede Henry, ship steward, r. 46 Steuart
Thiel Henry, compositor S. F. Abend Post
Thiel John'P., r. 41 Louisa, rear
Thiel John P. Jr., biicklayer. r. 41 Louisa, rear
Thielbahr Diedrich. clerk D. C. Von Staden, r. SW
cor Mission and Steuart
Thiele Adolph, r. 517 Grove
Thiele Agnts (widow), fancy goods, 2054 Mission
Thiele Krnst, jeweler Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 29 Clinton
Park
Thiele Eugene (Sevin, Vincent & Co.), r. 516 Stockton
Thiele Julius (Jausen & Thiele) , r. 1927 Jessie
Thiele Robert, cabinetmaker, 657 Mission, r. 911 Union
Thielen Margaretha, cook National Hotel, 411 Pacific
Thiemann Obath, jewelry boxmaker August H. Loeh-
baum, r. 415 Bush
Thiemann Robert, gilder, r. 108 "William
Thiemer Carl, r. 572 Folsom
Thiemer Gustav, teacher music, r. 1009 Mason
Thienger Anton, baker Emil A. Engelberg, r. 418
Kearny
Thierbach Charles F., salesman Ghirardelli &Danzel,
r. 11 Elliot Park
Thierbach Julius, dairy produce and vegetables, 19
Grand Central Market, r. 515 Franklin
Thierney Thomas, longshoreman, r. Oriental Hotel
Thiers Matthias, porter, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Thies Otto, cabinetmaker Frank Laeremans, r. 1119
Filbert
Thiese Andrew^ A., homceopathic physician, office 322
Sutter, r. 505 Sutter
Thiesse John, agent Normandie House, 919 Stockton
Thiessen August, wine merchant, r. 936 Mission
Thiessen Henrv, sawyer Pac. Bairel and Ksg Co., r.
4313^ Shipley
Thilmany W , proptr Thilmany wood preserving pro-
cess, r. Lick House
Thing Albert T., teamster, r. 123 Park Av
Thing Frank, teamster, r. 123 Park Av
THIRD STREET WHARF, foot Third
j Thirl George, laborer, r. 1205 Stockton
Thivll Mary (widow), stewardess stm Yosemite, Mar-
ket St. Wharf
Thision John, chicken ranch, E sMission, nrRussiaAv
Thisman Henry, seaman, r. 26 Sacramento
Thistleton George, proptr Illustrated Jolly Giant,
office 639 Kearny, r. San Miguel Station
Thivierge Joseph, shoemaker, r. What Cheer House
Thode Charles J., waiter Rudolph J. Techau, r. Bran-
nan, nr First
Thode Henning, driver PhHadelphia Brewery, r. 48
Clementina
Thode John, driver Philadelphia Brewery, r. 48
Clementina
Thode John W., groceries and liquors, NE cor Hayes
and Laguna
Thode Mary (widow), r. 20 Natoma
Thoene August, r. 440 Natoma
Thoeny Charles, butcher Charles Beck, r. 615 Laguna
Thogode John D., fisherman, r. NE cor Francisco and
Lyon
Thole George, master mariner, r. 810 Vallejo
Tholheinier Augustus, clerk, r. 106 Post
Tholheimer Jai ob, clerk r. 106 Post
Thn.,i..i.i J1-, .."."' "i '■''''• ''•3'' Clay I ludjiieimer jai oD, cierK r. 106 P
r itii r^if/' i'.- '"'*'"' °'="'«'' ^- Theobald iCo.. Tholon B. (widow), r. 32 Fourth
'■ "*" ^"lornU I Tiiom James, molder, r. 1027 Alabama
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Thorn- Wohrden Clementina, domestic 2120 Broadway
Thom-Wohrden Theodore N., liquor saloon NE cor
Stevenson and Fourth, and grocerioB and liijuorM,
8E cor TweLty-third and Bartlett, r. 519 Twentv-
third '
Thoma Joseph, milker Keinhard Frank & Bro., r. Six-
teenth Av, nr I, South S. F.
Thomann Charles, dyer and scourer. 2G0I Sacramento
Thomanu Charles Jr., dyer Charles Thomann, r. 2G01
Sacramento
Thomiinn E. J., engineer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 11
Beale
Thomann Henry, r. 627 Commercial
Thomanu Jacob, bootmaker Charles Hoertkoru, r. SE
cor Montgomery and Jackson
Thomann Kudolf, editor S. F. Abend Post, r. Ala-
meda
Thomas Abraham F., larpeuter, r. 912 Howard
Thomas Albert J., printer, r. 1410 California
Tliomas Ambrose. c(Joper, r. Es Bartlett, bet Twenty-
second and Twenty- third
Thomas Antoine, dairymau Hiram Clifford, r. Silver
Av, bet Mission and San Bruno Koad
Thomas Antonio, seaman, r. SaiUir's Home
Thomas Arthur D.. woodcarver George Thomas, r.
15 k- Harriet
Thomas August, laborer, Fourth Street Hotel
Thomas Austin W.jSeamau S. S. Idaho, r. SW cor Sev-
enteenth .ind Dolores
Thomas Bell Miss, teacher music, r. Nucleus House
Thomas Benjamin, chairmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 3:J3 Fourth
Thomas C, laborer Risdon I. and L. Wurkii
Thomas Calvin C, engineer California Mills, r. Twen-
ty-ninth, bet Sanchez andNoe
Thomas Charles, bartender James Thomas, r. 21
Stanford
Thomas Charles, carpenter, r. 1701 Howard
Thomas Charles, miner, r. 928 Clay
Thomas Charles, seaman Pacilic Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Thomas Charles, waiter, r.923 Greenwich
Thomas Charles J., liquor saloon, 3.3 Eddy, r. 351
Minna
Thomas Charles W., woodcarver George Thomas, r.
15)^ Harriet
Thomas Clara Miss, bookkeeper P. J. Thomas, r. 1307
Vallejo
Thomas Conrad, market, 1129Dupont
Thomas C. B., laundryman Central Laundry, r. SW
cor Van Ness Av and Greenwich
THOMAS DAVID L., mining secretary, office 203
Bush, room 12, r. 1509 Tyler
Thomas Davis (Thomas k Owens), r. 431 Greenwich
Thomas Edmund D., clerk Auditor's Department
Southern Pac. K. R., r. 802 Union
Thomas Edward, engineer, r. SE cor Leavenworth and
and Lombard-
Thomas Eliza Mrs., r. 252 Second
Thomas Elizabeth (widowi, r. 923 Greenwich
Thomas Elizabeth, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Thomas Elizabeth (widow), dressmaker, 18 Minna
Thomas Ebtafair (widow), laundret^s, r. 1031 Dupout
Thomas Elvira W. (widow), r. 812 Jessie, rear
Thomas Eugene (Henry Schroder & Co.), r. 1719 Sac
Thomas Evan, expressman, SE cor Market and Sec-
ond, r. 1725 iMarki t
THOMAS P. & CO. (Joseph Breitenbach and
John Feuillan), dyers and scourers, 27 Tenth, 734
■Washington, and NW cor Post and Stockton
Thomas Fiancois (F. Thomas & Co.), r. 10?^ Howard
Thomas Frank, r. Clipper Hotel
Thomas Frank, painter, r. 995 Market
Thomas Frank, woodcarver George Thomas, r. 15 }i
Harriet
Thomas Frank H., physician, r. 1113 Sutter
Thomas Frederick G.. solicitor Morning Call, r. 330
Geary
Thomas George, porter Thomas P. H. Whitelaw, r. 35
De Boom
Thomas George, proptr South Coast Furniture Fac-
tory, Bluxome, bet Fifth and Sixth, r. 15><i Harriet
Thomas George, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Thomas George Jr., woodcarver George Thomae, r.
15 3^ Harriet
Thomas George A., photographer Bradley& Rulofson,
r. Ahlborn House
Thomas George W., secretary Board City Hall Com-
miesioner's, office junction Park Av and McAllis-
ter, r. 916 Bush
Thomas Gerald H., foreman Patrick J. Tbomaa, r.
414 Green
Thomas Harry, laborer, r. 322 Third
Thomas Harry, purser stm Ctres, r. 119 Thirteenth
Thomas Harry, wiigher Clay St. Wharf, r. E s Mont-
gomery, nr I'nion
Thoma.* Henrietta F. Miss, boarding and lodging, 537 I
Turk I
Thomas Henry, carriagesraifh, r. 10 Oak Grove Av
Thomas Henry, cooper, r. 288 Union, rear '
Thomas Henry, yardman S. F. Gas Light Co.
Thdiuiis Iltnry A., (brk Kvi uiug Post. r. 537 Turk \
Thuma.s Henry E., labon-r U. S. Appraiser's Store, r. I
f.22 Post .
Thomas Henry S., siaman, r. 136 Filth '
Thomas Hermann, tanner Christian Uellwig, r. 1226
York I
Thomas Jacob, dairyman Hiram Clifford, r. Silver Av, I
bet Mission and San Bruno Road j
Thomas Jacques (Voisinet k Thomas), r. 1517 Dupout
Thomas Jami s, carpenter, r. SW cor Oak and Webster
Thomas James, liquor saloon, SE cor Brannau and .
Third, r. 5t)6 Bryant ,
Thomas James, restaurant, NW cor Main and Bryant
Thomas James, steward Florence House, r. 108 Ellis '
Thomas James J., carpenter Central R. R., r. 320 Lilly
Av
Thomas James M., mixer Cal. Paint Co., r. 112 Vick.s-
biug
Thomas James W., waiter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Thomas Jane (widow), r. 117 First Av
Thomas Jane (widow) , dressmaker, r. 417 Mason
Thomas Jane Miss, dressmaker, r. 1133 >ii Mission
Thomas Jewell L., salesman Waterhouse & Lester, r.
Oakland |
Thomas J. G., physician, r. 413 Stevenson 1
Thomas John, compositor California Journal and
Sonntags-Gast, r. 27 Oak
Thomas Jihu, cook, r. 54 Minna
Thomas John, cook McCauley & Young, r. 370 Natoma
Thomas John, hairdressing saloon, 107 Jackson, r. ^
Oakland i
Thomas John, shoemaker, r. 1 Hampton Court
Thomas John, waiter Palate Hotel
Thomas John B., brassmoulder George H. Tay Jc Co.,
r. 35 De Boom
Thomas John H., glassblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. S s Mariposa, nr Tennessee
Thomas Johnson J., r. 803 Union
Thomas Joseph, cook, r. 800 Kt arny
Thomas Joseph, mixer Cal. Paint Co., r. 717 Broadway
Thomas Joseph H., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 2236 )<
Mission
Thomas J. Proctor, bookkeeper H. Dutard.r. Oakland
Thomas J. W., r. 2313 Howard
Thomas Lena M. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Gram-
mar School, r. 01.3 Seventeenth
Thomas Leon, clerk J. C. Dessouslavy, r. 622 Post
Thomas M., barkeeper, r. 858 Mission
Thomas Manuel, deckhand stm Amelia. Washington
Street Wharf
Thomas Martha, domestic 741 Ellis
Tiiomas Mary (widow), r. 2235 hi Mission
Thomas Mary Miss, artist J. D. GodeuB. r. 319 Fourth
Thomas Mary Mrs., midwife, r. 705 Vallejo
Thomas Marv E. Mrs., r. 14('> Natuma
Thomas Matthew, liquor saloon, r.O Tliird.r. 31 Third
Thomas Minnie Miss, silkw< rker California Silk
Mauuf Co., r. Eleventh Av,ur Railroad Av, South
S. F.
Thomas-Mme, r. 1031 Dupont
Thomas Nathan H. (Bay City Glove Co.), r. Oakland
Thomas Nellie Mrs., milliner, 30 Third
Thomas P., r. 65 Howard
Thomas Patrick J., book and job printer, office 606
Clay, r. 1307 Vallejo
Thomas Peter, compositor Examiner, r. 921 Vallejo
Thomas Peter, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Thomas Philip, r. 112 Tehama
Thomas Priscilla (widow), r. a33 Greenwich
Thomas Richard P.. president Standard Soap Co., office
204 Sacramento, r. West Berkeley
Thomas Robert W., nttorney at law, office 318 Pine.
rooms 2-3, r. Oakland
Thomas Samuel G., woodcarver George Thomas, r.
15 J< Harriet
Thomas Sarah Miss, dressmaker, r. 503 Folsoin
Thomas Sebastian Y. (Porter & Thomas), r. Alameda
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ThomM Seth. carpenter, r. 474 Jessie
ThomMShepUard A., foreman C.C. Burr & Co.. r. 204
Thon"°sr!n)v P.. seaman, r. Steuart Street House
T] -• ' ■ II r. 1 Hampton Court
T. .-. bartonder. r. 227 Stevenson
I, ;^, deikhaml stm James M. Donahue
Tb m: ,- 1 11 luao'j., carpenter California St. R. K., r.
Thom'a-^Tllomaa, Tailors' Pro. Union. SW cor Kearny
Thomas Walt, r, carpenter, r. 741 Market
Thoma..* Walter, pantryman S. S.Oiegon, Oregon fe. S.
Thom^M Wesley ¥., clerk Custom House, r. 663Seven-
t*'«nth jTir I. i
Thomas William, r. SW" cor Oak and Webster
Thonuuj William, barkeeper George E. Gardiner, r.
■/Jl Mark.t
Thomas William, carpenter Cook & Trounsen, r. 514
Stockton , ^^ .
Thoman William (Chickerins & Thomas) , attorney at
law, offii<- -.414 Sansom. room 13, r. 1214 Hyde
Thomajj William, clerk U. M. Atchinson &Co., r. Oak-
land
Thomax William, chief steward 0. & O. S. S. Belgic
I humas William, expressman. 126 California, r. 2519
Sutter
IhoirmH William. machiniBt Southern Pac. R. K., r.
J 1..'. . MlhtiiOU
Id L1.1.S Williiim. student Heald's Business College, r.
Ti.i Mihsiou
ThomBM William, tcaniBter Lowry & Co., r. 3 Central
PI
Ihomag William A., grocerieB and liquors, 1133J<j
MiKHion
Thomas William B.. student Heald's Business College,
r. Tin .Misbion
TliomaH William F., r. 319 Fourth
ThniiiaH Willimi V ., clerk, r. 235 Stevenson
Thomas William U., carpeiiter, r. 813 Stockton
TlKimax Williaiii U.. member I'nderwriters' Fire Pa-
trol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Thoiii»« \\ illiaui li., plumber, r. 117 First Av
I Ir.hrir* Willittiii M.. bricklayer, r. 171(iM Mission
I lii.ni...-' WilliHiii M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 171G!<; Miss
I h M.;i.-. William P. (Brown, (iraig & Co.), r. 2313 How
I .'i' i!M,.^ William W.. saloonkeeper, r, 931 Market
111 I! I- ZiTo L., cook, r. 17 Auburn
1 le iii:m.^ Owens (Uavid Thomas and Thomas Owens) ,
lii|Unr saloon, 4<)() Montgomery
1 hoiiiason Edward U., conlractor, office 436 Montgom-
ery, r. i:i:t.') FoIhoiu
Th> 'mason Henry H.. patternmaker Hope Iron Works.
r. 474 JehKle
Th'.iria.'n.n Jnhii. carpenter, r. 138 Lilly Av
^ "• u William J., foreman Holland k Ruppel, r.
I ' Nutoma
■ 1- u William L.. cook Edward Newman, r. 315
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!. ■ • I'din, shoemaker. 1213 Powell
' ii : I r.l Henry A., groeeries and liquors, NW cor
.Montgomery Av and Filbert
ThoriipHon (widow), laundress St. Joseph's R. C.
Infant Asylum
I • ■■ I • n A., editorial department Alta California,
t >' •'iiiopolitan Hotel
' '. n I -.1,1 A. 11. Mrs., ladlis' nurse, r. 19 Ninth
TilO.MI>.S<|.\ AIIK.\II\.')I W., attorney at law
omee 411 Califorula. r. I'etaluma
TbompHoi, Ad.dph. lnb.,rer Kohler A: Frohling. r. NE
ror Uny and Powell
Thoiiipnoii Alexander, laborer, r. 3012 Fillmore
ThoinpNon Alexander, longshoreman Menzles & Bing-
ham. r. l.t) Howard
Thomp.on Al. xander. longshoreman Oregon S. 8. Co..
KoliMim St. Wharf
Thoiiip»oi, Al. xander. seaman, r. 120 Howard
Th..ii.iM..,nAl. xander, wire drawer A. S. Hallidie, r.
117 \alleJo '
Th..mp..,n Alfnd. driv. r Ixit D. Slocum. r. 921 Sutter
Thompson Anilrew, r. ml Natoma
Thi.mpiMm Andr. w. s< ainnn, r. 41 Pacific
Thomp.on Annie, ,!om< stio 1035 Mission
"'■:'r:r,r';i;k'iand "" ^'■'-'•"' •■' ^ire Icsur.
'^'■"0^;:, '[.!.'r;,,)i C""''""*''- '■ 8 "Twenty.fourth.
Thn,np«on lirajlford w., ser^■tccm«n 8. F. Gas Light
« «'.. r. .>4i rolaom
THOMPSON BROTHERS (Thomas and Thorn-
ton), proptrs Eureka Foundry, 129-131 Beale
Thompson Charles, tnyineer steam tug Kate. r. NW
cor Mission and Steuart
Thompson Charles, laborer Broadway Wharf
Thompson Charles, pilot, r. 1911 Mason
Thompson Charle.s seaman, r. 5 Broadway
Thompson Charles, teamster Lewis & Co., r. 142 Clara
Thompson Cliarles, watchman Broadway Wharf, r.
410 Pacific
Thompson Charles A., teamster, r. 224 Perry
Thompson Charles E., r. SE cor Dolores and Fifteenth
Thompson Charles H., boutfisisher Porter, Oppen-
heimer, Sles-singer & Co., r. 121 Montgomery
Thompson Charles H.. clerk Light House Department,
120 Sutter, r. 72.1 Bush
Thompson Christian, r. Hotel Rhein
Thompson Christian, r. 4 Haggin
Thompson Christian, cook, r. Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
Thomp.sou Christian M., captain scow Rough and
Rearly, Folrom St. Wharf, r. 6M Liberty
Thompson Clinton L. (Thomp.son & Co.), r. Oakland
Thompson Cornelia A. Mrs., r. 216 Fillmore
Thompson Daniel, deckhand tug Favorite, r. 59 Lang-
ton
Thompson Daniel, engineer, r. 502 Broadway
Thompson David, fringemaker W. Englander, r. 436
Brannan
Thompson David, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Thompson David L.. steward stm Cora, r. 1023 Pac
Thompson DeWitt C. (Thompson & Co.), r. Oakland
Thompson D. V., carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Thompson Edward, capitalist, r. 229 Sixth
Thompson Edward, clerk, r. 1037 Mission
Thompson Edward B., student Robert Thompson, r.
1.5:^1 Tyler
Thompson EliasH., engineer and machinist, 51 Beale,
r. 271 Minna
Thompson Ella Miss, shirtmaker S. Mendelsohn, r.
lOS Seventh
Thompson Ellen (widow) , milliner, r. 963 Mission
Thompson Emma, domestic 1325 Clay
Thompson Emma B., dressmaker, r. 256 Third
Thompson E. N., bookkeeper Middleton, Bryde & Co.,
r. 903 Mission
Thompson Esther F. (widow), furnished rooms, 121
Sixth
Thomp.sou F. E. B. Mies. r. 19 Ninth
Thompson F. H., actor California Theater, r. 5 Hope-
ton Terrace
Thompson Frank, clerk Louis N. David, r. 308 Second
Thompson Frank R., r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson Frederick, agent, r. 5i2 Webster
Thompson Frederick, cook, r. E s Castro, bet Eigh-
teenth and Niufteenth
Thonnison Frederick, seaman, r. 7 Commercial
Thompson Frederick, seaman, r. 1822 Stockton
Thompson George, cleik Thompson Bros., r. SE cor
Turk and Devisadero
Thompson George, printer Alta California Job Office,
r. 10;<. Howard Court
Thompson George, tailor, 548 }^ Mission
Thompson George, waiter, r. 178 Stevenson
Thompson George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 30 Everett
Thompson George C, actor Bella Union Theater, r.
228 Minna
Thompson George C, proptr Union Soda Works, 526
Union, r. 716 Broadway
Thompson George H.. real estate, office 320 Saneom,
room 63, r. 834 Valencia
Thompson George R., laborer New U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 216 Fillmore
Thompson George W., driver Ten Cent Parcel Deliv-
ery Co.. r. 1618 Market
Thompson George W., waiter J. Marshall, r. 324 Clem
Thompson Gideon, corporal police City Hall. r. 1858
Stevenson
Thompson H. student Barnard's Business College, r.
1015 Clay
Thompson H. A., master mariner, office 27 Market, r.
Alameda
Thompson Harry, expressman, cor Clay and Sansom,
r. Henry, bet Noo and Castro
Thompson Harry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Thompson Hartwell C, compositor Carlos White, r.
336 Union
Thompson Helen M. Miss, assistant Girls' High
School, r. 123 Turk
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Thompson Helena M. Miss, assigtant Spring Valley
Grammar School, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompson Henry, r. 1520 Washington
Thompson Henry, cook North PaL-itio Hotel, 12 Jack
Thompson Henry, hackman, r. 007 Natoma
Thompson Henry, seaman, r. Hi Steuart
Thomjison Henry, seaman, r. 117 Gilbirt
Thompson Henry, stevedore A. C. Freese
Thompson Henry C, teamster George Morrow & Co.,
r. Clipper Hotel
Thompson Henry O., seaman, r. 16 Steuart
Thompson Hiram, en>;iiieer, r. 271 Miima
Thompson Ira D., mauuf flavoring extracts, cordials,
etc., 414 Front, r. 300 Jessie
Thompson Isaac F., president Lady Bryan Silver Min-
ing Co., office Cosmopolitan Hotel, room 2"J, r.
Grand Hotel
Thompson Isaac H., agent People's Ice Co., r. 1217
Mission
Thompson J., laborer, r. 522 Dupont
Thompson J. A., second officer O. Jt O. S. S. Belgic
Thompson Jacob, laborer Bernard Miller, r. 52(5 D.up
Thompson James, r. 14 Clara
Thompson James, bricklayer, r. 1717 3^ Mission
Thompson James, cook Daniel Flood, r. 359 Minna
Thompson James, drayman W. Warner Henry & Co.,
r. e36 Clay
Thompson James, engineer, r. 225 Eighth
Thniip.son James, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Thompson James, mining, r. 675 Mission
Thompson James, salesman W. B. Sumner & Co., r.
339 Minna
Thompson James A., bookkeeper Sather & Co., r. 2107
Jones
Thompson James A., ship steward, r. 320 Dupont
Thompson James B., laborer, r. 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson James D., attorney at law, office 306 Pine,
r. Oakland •
Thompson James W., mining secretary, office 310 Pine,
rooms 9-11, r. 521 Oak
Thompson Jane (widow), r. 2 Caroline
Thompson Jared, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Thompson Jennie C. (widow), r. 414 Capp
Thompson Jesse M., machinist, r. 803 Mission
Thompson J. D. Mrs., r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
Thompson John (Jones & Thompson), r. 115H Thir-
teenth
Thompson John, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
22U3 Larkin
Thompson John, drayman James H. Ballard, r. 2108
Hyde
Thompson John, fireman S. S. Areata, r. 309 Third
Thompson John, foreman Charles Harley & Co., r. Es
Castro, bet Eigbtteuth and Nineteenth
Thompson John, laborer, r. 1520 Washington
Thompson John, machinist Fulton Iron Works, r. 736
Tehama
Thompson John, salesman Samuel Leszynsky & Bro.,
r. 500 Sutter
Thompson John, stevedore, r. 120 Freelon
Thompson John, waiter McCauley & Young, r. 558 Na-
ti.ma, rear
Thompson John D. (Henderson & Thompson) , r. W s
Church, bet Twciity-third and Twenty-fourth
Thompson Jobn H., city agent North British and Mer-
cantile Insurance Co., r. 1506 Taylor
Thompson John H., compositor H. S. Crocker & Co.,
r. 2203 Larkin
Thompson John H., painter, r. 2215 Polk
Thompson John J., seaman, r. 106 Silver
Thompson John R., machinist William T. Garratt, r.
918 Twentieth
Thompson John W. A., cook C. H. Moore & Co., r. 172
Minna
Thompson Joseph (Thompson k Barber), r. 220 Stev
Thompson Joseph, blacksmith, r. cor Tenth and Rail-
road Ay, South S. F.
Thompson Joseph A., second officer O. &. O. S. S.
Belgic
Thompson Joseph B., law student Fox & Kellogg, r.
26>!j Kearny
Thompson Joseph F., clerk, r. 15 Rausch
Thompson Joseph P., r. Union Club
Thompson J. W., actor The Baldwin Theater
Thompson Lewis E., foreman Warren k Co., r. 126
Fifth
Thompson Louis, painter, r. 429 Fulton
Thompson Lucius (W. K. Vanderslice b Co.), r. 1023
Washington
Thompson M., seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Thompson M. Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 75 Minna
Thompson Mamie Miss, comiiosttor Women's Co-op-
erative Printing Union, r. 558 Natoma
Thompson Miinuel J., longshoreman, r. 106 Silver
Thompson Marie E. (widow), r. 1128 Pine
Thompson Mary Miss, dtuneslic W s Han Jose Av, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Thompson Mary Mr-.., r. 159 Shipley
Thompson Mary A (widow), r. 1640 Polk
Thompson Miio' C. B. Miss, bookkeeper E. Detrick
& Co., r. 19 Ninth
Thompson Michael, driver N. B. and Mission U. B.,
r. 69 '/i Shipley
Thompson Minnie E. Miss, ladies' hairdresser, r. 1023
Pacific
Thompson Moses, mining, r. Grand Hotel
Thomjison Nels, seaman, r. '.Mm; Steuart
Thompson Nicholas, teamster, r. NE cor Church and
Twenty-fourth
Thompson Nicholas C, wood and coal, N s Twenty-
fourth, bet Chattanooga and Church
Thompson N. L., r. Clipper Hotel
THOMPSON NOAH S., drugs and medicines, 8E
cor Market and Steuart, r. 343 Fremont
Thompson Norah Miss, shirtmaker S. Silberstein, r.
108 Seventh
Thompson O., conductor Central R. R., r. 467 Minna
Thompson Oscar A., foreman S. H. Sbeplar & Co., r.
1034 Guerrero
Thompson Peter, laborer U. S. Coast Survey, r. 228
Montgomery Av
Thompson Ralph S., student, r. 1020 Devisadero
Thompson Richard, second mate Pacific Mail 8. S.
Orizaba, r. 1922 Mason
Thompson Riihard, tanner, r. Overland House
THOMPSON ROBERT, attorney at law, office 76
Montgomery Block, r. 1531 Tyler
Thompson Robert, baker, r. 1138 Folsom
Thompson Robert, collector, office 436 Montgomery,
r. 20 Hoff Av
Thompson Robert, shipwright, r. 608 Second
Thomiison Robert, shoecutter Buckingham k Hecht,
r. E s Gunnison Av, bet Precita PI and Prospect
PI, Bernal Heights
Thompson Robert, tanner, r. NW cor Brannan and
Eighth
Thompson Robert E. H., clerk Obadiah Livermore, r.
20 Hotl' Av
Thompson Roberta A. Miss, assistant Turk Street Pri-
mary Scheol, r. 2213 Fillmore
Thompscm R. W., puperintendeut Selby Smelting and
Lead Works, North Beach
Thompson Sadie R. Miss, assistant Turk Street Pri-
mary School, r. "2203 Larkin
Thompson Sarah Miss, titter Rosenthal, FederiOo.,
r. 11'20 Harrison
Thonipson Sarali Miss, shirtfiuisher Shirek JcTonner,
r. 108 Seventh
Thompson Sarah Mrs., cook Mrs. A. G. Trucsdall, 601
Post
Thompson Saurin, farmer, r. 4'28 Drumm
Thoiniison Smith B., contractor, r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson Thomas, r. 607 Natoma
Thompson Thomas (Thompson Bros.), r. 8E cor Turk
and Devi.sadero
Thompson Thomas, attorney at law, r. 2133 Mission
Thompson Thomas, carpenter, r. 514 Bryant
Thompson Thomas, fireman Southern Pac. B. B., r.
155 Fifteenth
Thompson Thomas, longshoreman G. H. Whitney,
Pier 10 Steuart, r. N s Dorlaud, nr Church
Thompson Thomas, night watchman, r. 21 Baldwin
Court
Thompson Thomas, waiter McCauley k Young, r. 7»
Everett
Thompson Thomas L., laborer, r. 437 Jessie, rear
Thompson Thomas L., waiter Grand Hotel
Thompson Thornton (Thompson Bros.), r. 1296 Ala-
bama
Thompson Thorwald, machinist George L. Pierce, r.
204 Ritch
Thompson Walter, clerk W. F. Mau, r. 16 Eleventh
Thompson Walter J., collector, r. 628 Capp, rear
Thomp.sou W. Close, driver Market Street R. R., r.
1106 I'lerce
Thompson William, blacksmith, r. 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson William, carpenter, r. 741 Market
Thompson William, cooper Carl Bros., r.E s Twenty-
eighth, bet Church and Dolores
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Thomas Winiam, expressman, California, nr Front, r.
2519 Sutter
■mompson William, first officer S. S. Monterey, r.
North Pacific Hotel
Thompson William, liquor saloon. 112 Pacific
Thompson William, longshoreman, r. 51 Sacramento
Thompson William, machinist, r.2!il9 Howard
! Thompson William, machinist Risdon I. and L.Woris,
r. 1S5 Fifteenth ,, ■, o o nt
Thompson William, messman Pacific Mail S. is. City
of Sidney, r. 308 Main
Thompson William, moroccodresser Cornelius O Don-
nell, r. 2i.1 Bryant
Thompson William, paper and linen collars, 533 Mar-
ket, r. 1526 Post
Thompson William, pipeinaker Francis Smith & Co.,
r. 21 Baldwin Court
Thompson William, polisher, r. 1516 Leavenworth
Thompson William, porter M. Heller & Brothers, r.
Oakland
Thompson William, porter Kohler & Frohling, r 2219
Powell
ThoinpHon William, real estate, r. W s Mission, op-
posite St. Mary's Colle^'e
Thompson William, liquor saloon, 252 Steuart
Thomp.son William, seaman, r. -11 Pacific
Thompson William, steward, r. 5U Pine
Thompson William, teamster M. P. Sessions, r. 73G
Clementina
Thompson William, vamisher. r. 16 Eleventh
Thompson William A., with Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. ll:iH Pacific
Thompson William Dell, clerk G. C. Thompson, r.
716 Broadway
Thompson William H., bookkeeper, r. 1715 Eddy
Thompson William J., carrier Abend Post
Thompson William J., shipcalker, r. NW cor Sierra
and Kentucky
Thompson William P., helper V. S. Life Boat Station,
Ocean Beach, nr Golden fiate Park
Thompson William P., stockbroker, office 304 Califor-
nia, r. 1312 Pine
Thompson William S., trader, r. 10 Willow
Thompson & Barber (Peter Barber), liquor saloon
^'•ii'<y< Mission
THO.MPSON A CO. (D. W. C. Thompson and C.
L. Thompson) , bankers, office 421 California
Thorns James Heady, clerk Genesee Mill Co., r. 915
Market
Thorns .John, calker, r. 13 Pacific
Thorasen C. A., master mariner, office 305 East
Thomstu Christian, r. 1324 Sacramento
Thomseu Henry, market, 14(15 Bush, r, 1822 Stockton
Ttiomsen Mary A., Mrs., r. 211 Fourth
Tliomscn Nicholas, homeopathic physician, 17 Third,
r. 2623 Sutler
Thomsen Niels, master mariner, office .305 East
Thomsen B. S.. r. 743 Pine
Thomsen Samuel, eeamaii. r. H,)'t Bittery
Thomsen Thomas, r. 2424 Mission
Thomsen Thomas A., master mariner, office 27 Market
Thomson Albert, expressman, 419 East, r.WsTweuty-
fourlh, nr Church
Thomson Andrew, fisherman, r. 813 Battery
Thomson Archibald B., salesman S. MoPgrove h Co.,
r. 012 Leavenworth
Thomson Charl.s, house and sign painter. 1922 Union
Tlu)mson Christian, salieman Bothin, Dallemand& Co
Thomson Frederick, horsetrainer, 215 Sixth, r. 37
Eddy
Thomsou F. S.. compositor, r. Overland House
lUoniHon George, carpenter. NW cor Ellis and Devis-
adero
Thomson Henry, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Thomson Henry, seaman H. 8. McPherson. Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Thomson James H., bookkeeper A Crawford & Co., r.
47(1 JesHie
Thomson .lohn (Thomson & Evans), r. 52 Quinn
Thomson Kate Miss, r. 314 Treiit Av
Jnomsou M. J. Mrs., teacher music, r. 1922 Union
ThomTn m""!'"'- ''•■■■'' "' "' Cook, r. 1526 Broadway
I homson Ub.rt, seaman, r. 1(14 Mission
Thomson Sumuel, laborer, r. lOlU Montgomery
ThoiuHun Samuel E., carpenter, 325 Turk, r. 8143^.
iwentidh
Thmnri'T?'"'-'' "••,''"■"' P«''l'-'fman, r. .520 Howard
Tlion W?iTi»r- *''""'''i''l". r. 7a5V, Stevenson
Th^I^!^ w.,1.""' ^"'•I'^nter, r. 542 Natoma
Thomson William, cigars and tobacco. 401 ?< Drumm
Thomson William A., clerk Philip Gerichten & Co., r.
346 Fourth
Thomson "William J., carpenter, r. 1007 3<i Minna
Thomson William J., seaman, r. S s Bay, bet Powell
and Mason, rear
Thomson William T., carpenter, 327 Turk, r. 16 Oak
Thomson 'William O., lanndryman Occidental Laun-
dry, r. N s Yalle.io. nr Larkin
THOMSON ifi E'VANS (John Thomson and
Chester H. Evans), successors to Thomson &
Parker, engineers and machinists, 110-112 Beale
Thon John, carpenter, r. 23 Sumner
Thon Marguerite (widow) , r. 25 Folsom Av
Thonett John, boot and shoemaker, 210 Pacific, r. 207
Pacific
Thonges Louis, cabinetmaker Forbes & Miller, r. 433
Union
Thordsen John, master mariner, office 305 East
Thordsen Jorgen. seaman, r. 156 Berry
Thore Gust.-ivus, clerk, r. 156 Shipley
Tboreen John G., tailor John Huber, r. 951 Mission
Thorhaven E. A., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Thorhaven Rasmus, master mariner, office 305 East
Thorington Nellie Mrs., r. 334 Bush
Thormberry John, salesman P. Kelly, r. 281 Stevenson
Thorn Andrew, janit jr Heald's Business College, r.
8 Anthony
Thorn Charles, molder Savage & Son, r. Oakland
Thorn Charles C, clerk James D. Whitney, r. 2524
Bush
Thorn Christopher, drayman, r. 907 O'FarreU
Thorn Fleming D.. real estate, r. 257 Perry
Thorn Harry, clerk John W. Brown, r. 2524 Bush
Thorn James, millhand, r. 2.57 Perry
Thorn John P., captain sloop Agua Calienta, Jackson
St. Bulkhead, r. Oakland
Thorn Joseph, bedmaker Union Club
Thorn Lucinda (widow) , r. 257 Perry
Thorn M. E. Mrs., adjuster coiner's department U. 8.
Mint, r. 2524 Bush
Thorn Owen, cigars and tobacco, 308 Kearny, r. 2524
Bush
Thorn Samuel, clerk Adam H. Alurphy, r. 2011 Miss
Thorn S. F., cashier Cosmopolitan Hotel
Thornagel Christopher, teamster Glynn & Bridge-
niann.r. Ill Webster
Thornagle George, carpenter, r. Ill 'Webster
Thoruagle Hannah Miss, r. Ill 'Webster
Thornally W. G. (Richard Weller & Co.), r. 218 Grove
Thome Blanche Miss. r. 122 Shotwell
Thorne Charles, r. Colonnade House
Thome Frank, laborer, Lick House
THORNE ISAAC N., attorney at law, office 636
Clay. r. NW cor Howard and Seventeenth
Thorne John, expressman, 735 Mission
Thorne Mary Mrs., operator Domestic Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 122 Shotwell
Thorne Mary S. Miss, r. 1014 Mason
Thorne Woodbury J., shoemaker Buckingham k.
Hecht, r. 109 Polk
Thorner John F., driver Market St. R. R., r. 2919
Laguna
Thorner Theodore, clerk Registrar of Voters Office,
r. 215 Powell
Thorney George W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill
Thorngren Johanna, cook L. RosenmoUer
Thoruhill Alfred, bricklayer, r. 834 Vallejo
Thornbill Joseph, bricklayer and builder, 35 Post, r.
1612 Mason
Thornbill Thomas, bricklayer, r. 834 Vallejo
Thoruhill Walter, bricklayer, r. 834 Vallejo
Thoruington E. Mrs., r. 23 Powell
Thornley John W., pressman JohnH. Carmany& Co.,
r. 725 Union
Thornley William H., bookkeeper B. Grave & Co., r.
725 Union
Thornsvard Axel, driver United States Laundry, r.
E s Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-third
Thornton Bessie (widow) , r. 801 Van Ness Av
Thornton Catheriue, domestic 1216 Hyde
Thornton D. C, clerk, r. 519 Sacramento
Thornton D.V., r. 1921 Sacramento
Thornton Ellen (widow) , r. 24 Howard, rear
Thoruton E. P., r. 217 Jones
Thornt m Frank, laborer, r. 446 Clementina
Thornton Frank, teamster Thomas McCloskey, r. 1717
Post
Thornton George, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Thornton George B., clerk, r. 1921 Sacramento
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgromerytoet,ll^vifacture F:»« SMrts tc Order.
Gold ajid Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
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Thornton George F. Mrs., r. 2514: Folsom
Thornton Harry I. (Garber & Thornton), attornev at
law, office S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r.'soi
Van Nfss Av
Thornton Harry P., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,
r. 1921 Sacramento
Thornton Henry, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. cor
Octavia and Pacific
Thornton Henry •!., sale.smau James W. Burnham i
Co., r. 47 Stanly PI
ThorntOQ James D., judge Twenty-third District
Court, chambers 27 Post, r. 10;!5 Post
Thornton James J., clerk Tobin, Davisson & Co., r.
1921 Sacramento
Thornton John, bootfitter. r. 41.5 Filbert
Thornton John, laborer, r. 916 Folsom. rear
Thornton John Jr., collector J. J. O'Brien & Co., r.
1921 Sacramento
Thornton John J., clerk, r. 1921 Sacramento
Thornton L. B., r. 217 Jones
Thornton Lucy C. (widow) , r. 801 Van Ness Av
Thornton Luke, baker James McDevitt, r. cor Minna
and Sixth
Thornton Michael, laborer, r. E s Billings PI, nr Fil-
bert
Thornton Mining Co. (Storey Co., Ney.), George R.
Sjjinney secretary, office 310 Pine, room 44
Thornton Nicholas, laborer, r. Ill Vallejo
Thornton Rose (widow), r. Ill Vallejo
Thornton Samuel, boatbuilder T. Collins, r. 242 Dora
Thornton Samuel K. (J. D. Gulp & Co.) , r. (516 Grcive
Thornton Theodore P., tinsmith T. Goodrich, r. 217
Jones
Thoroe Frederick J., master mariner, office 305 East
Thoroughfare Hotel, Edward Stoetzer proptr, NE cor
Fifth and Brannan
Thorpe Emma (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
Thorpe Frederick, coachman 1315 Van Ness Av
Thorpe Joseph, r. 6 Kate
Thorpe Robert, bootfitter, r. 523 Stevenson
Thorpe Robert H., bootfitter, r. .539 Stevenson
Thorpe S. R., attorney at law, office 702 Market, r. 832
Folsom
Thorrin Eugene, waiter G. Wittman & Co., r. i Quincy
PI
Thorrold Charles W., janitor U. S. Shipping Commis-
sioner's Office, r. SWcor Santa Clara and Jersey
Thors Louis, photographer, 1025 Larkin
Thors Samuel, salesman Ackerman Brothers, r. 1025
Larkin
Thorsen Alexander, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Thorseu Lars, chop and coffee saloon, 521 East, r. 5
Willow
Thorseu Ola E., fireman Tug Wizard, Broadway Street
Wharf
Thorsen Peter, liqnor saloon, r. 623 East
Thorseu Thore. painter, r. 1225 Union
Thorson Nicholas, commiTiial traveller, r. 226)^ Oak
Thorson Ole F., sawyer Pacific Furniture Co., r. 1
Pe:rv
Thrall Frank, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 430 Val-
encia
Thrall Henry H., dentist, office and r. 118 Geary
Thrane Christian R., cigarmaker E. Briggs & Co., r.
573 Bryant
Thrane James H., carpenter, r. 573 Bryant
Thrane Robert C. cigarmaker, r. 573 Bryant
Thrashers. A. Mrs., lodgings, 153!^ Third
Thresher Ira D., carpenter Street Department, r. 446
Brunnan
ThririOD Albert, waiter Vienna Bakery, r. 1504 Pow-
ell
Thririon Rosa Miss, teacher French, r. 1504 Powell
Throckmorton Samuel R., capitalist and fish commis-
sioner, office 401 California, room 5, r. 513 Post
Thron Frances, domestic. The Baldwin
Thron Hedwig Mrs., dressmaker, 1 Cedar Av
Thron Louis, barber John Kief er, r. 1 Cedar Av
Throp Joseph M., driver Market and Fifth St. R. R.,
r. 16 Bluxome
Thrum John F., printer, r. 11 Leroy PI
Thubaut Amelia, domestic 514 Lombard
Thude Otto, barber Ferdinand Sand, r. 261 Stevenson
Thuener Charles (Thuener & ProU), r. S s Pine, bet
Stockton and Dupout
Thuener k Proll (Charles Thuener .and William Proll),
showcase manufs. 537 California
Thuesen Johan, shoemaker William Wilkinson, r.
1310 Larkin
Thuensen Niels T., driver Davis Bros., r. 4 Leroy PI
Thulin A., Tailors" Pro. Union, 8W cor Eearuy and
Morton
Thumler Charles, shoemaker, 28 Turk, r. 114!^ Turk
Thumler Christian L., boot and shoemaker, 6 Bacra-
niento, r. 102 Mission
Thumler Henry, shoemaker, 14 Front, r. 102 Mission
Thuiiander Frank, blacksmith, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Thur Charles, tanner Francis Ymohl, r. bet Mission
and San Jose Road, N Ocean House Road
Thurbitch Joseph, seaman stm Gussie Telfair, Main
St. Wharf
Thurgood William S,. clerk H. B. Slaven, r. 1 Eddy
THrRI..OW BLOCK, E s Kearny, from Sutter to
Ver Mehr PI
Thurlow Henry, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 519
Mission
Thurman Edward W., compositor Morning Call, r.
715 Howard
Thurman C. T. (Thurman k Murphy ),r. 2549 Howard
Thurman John W. (Alta Soap Co.), r. Oakland
Thurman Robert B.. clerk Henry Stell, r. 1306 Larkin
Thurman & Murphy (C. T. Thurman and A. H. Mur-
phy), groceries, H46 Market, and spice manufa,
2549 Howard
Thurmanu John, driver Market St. R. R., r. 2214 Six-
teenth
Thurston Alexander, barber, r. .57 Jessie
Thurston Charles, teamster John H. Kruse, r. W 8
Treat Av, bet Twenty-third and Twentj'-fourth
Thurston Charles F., driver United Carriage Co., r.
19 Hubbard
Thurston Charlotte M. Mrs., furnished rooms. 229
Sixth
Thurston Christian, miner, r. 57 Jessie
Thurston Eliza, domestic lOlG Post
Thurston E. T., advertising solicitor S. P. Chron-
icle, r. Oakland
Thurston George, driver United Carriage Co., r. 11
Dikeman PI
THURSTOX GEORGE P., mining secretary,
office 315 Pine, room 8, r. Lick House
Thurston George W., driver, r. 11 Dikeman PI
Thurston Horace S., salesman S. L. Mastick & Co..
r. 615 Grove
Thurston J. L., agent Hoover k Allison (Ohio) , office
22 Montgomery, r. 917 Powell
Thur.- ton John, filer, r. f67 Market
Thur.-ton John, hatpresser, r. nm Fourth
Thurston Martin, blacksmith, r. 57 Jessie
Thurston Sarah E. Miss, assi.stant Girls' High School,
r. 1312 Jones
Thuss Thomas H., barber, r. 2919 M Mission
Thwaits Joseph, photographer Imperial Photograph
Gallery, r. Ill Fourth
Thwaites Thomas, engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,r.
21)08 Mission
Thyarks George (Hentrich & Thyarks) . r. 1417 Larkin
Thyarks H. William, salesman Joost Bros., r. SE cor
Folsom and Twelfth
Thyes Adrian J., clerk, r. 839 Mission
Thycs Ernest, clerk, r. 839 Mission
Thyes John B., cigars, NE cor Third and Mission, r.
806 Missicm
Thyes Josie Miss, assistant Hayes Valley Grammar
School, r. 839 Mission
Thyes Martin, salesman Peter T. Gannon, r. 1225
Mission
Thyron Charles, waiter The Baldwin, r. 224 Minna
Tiuffay George (A. L. Aradou & Co.), r. Sophie Ter-
race, nr Dupont
Tiaflay Morris, watchman Clay Street Market, r. 716
Montgomery
Tibbetts Calvin L., r. 70 Clementina
Tibbetts Isaiah, calker, r. 409 Folsom
Tibbetts J, B., engineer California St. R. R.
Tibbetts. See Tippitts
Tibbey Alexander S. (H. S. & A. S. Tibbey), r. 413
Hyde
Tibbey Charles, miner, r. 630 Green
Tibbey Edney S., clerk auditing dept Wells, Fargo
& Co., r. 537 Third
Tibbey Henry S. (H. S. & A. S. Tibbey) , r. 413 Hyde
TIBBEY H. S. «& A. S., furdeahrs, 507 Mont
Tibbits B. T. Mrs. (widow), r. S s Filbert, nr Steiner
Tibbits Lyman C. druggist, r. 726 Sixteenth
Tibbits Stephen M., physician, office and r. 931 How
Tibbies John, expressman, r. 1929 Howard
Tice Eben P., maltressniaker Pac. Spring and Mat-
ress Manuf Co., r. E s Columbia, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars. Cufe, Neck ^rsss, etc
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, JewdCTS^lOl M^stgomery St
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i Tlcc Henry M., real estate, r. E 8 Columbia, bet Fif-
I TIcSeNOR h!* b"* & CO. (Robert G. Byxbee).
"SS^beP deafer, "nd proptrs Navarro Mills pac-
kets, office 42 Market s, --« ^ ^ aoi
; Tlchenor Henry B. (H. B. Tuhenor & Co.), r. 427
I Second , ^ , tt x i
Tlchenor James F.,r. Occidental Hotel
: Tlcmnor Stephen J., liquor saloon, NE cor Bush and
i BatUrv. r. 1617 Clay
' TJchaer Benjamin, barber Michael Scnworm, r. 823
Jackson _^ ■,
i Tichner Harry, barber A. Solomon, r. 504 Howard
Tichner Joseph, tinsmith, r. K:3 Jackson
Tichner Minnie (Widow), r. 229 Tyler ^^ „ .. ,
Tichuer Moses L., assistant bookkeeper M. Heller &.
Bros. r. 22l>T>ler
I Tichner Solomon, r. 823 Jackson
Ticino Hotel, Tor>ni & Genardini proptrs, 518 Pa-
cific „ ^ J,,
' Tickner Charles, Balesmaii Wil.iam A. H. Godfrey, i.
I C65 Howard
TickiHT Daniel, blacksmith, r. 4 Elliot Park
Tickner Frank, dumniyman Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 4
Elliot Park
Tickner Leon, driver Clay St. Hill R. R., r. 4 Elliot
Park
Tickner Mary. r. C55 Howard
Ticoukt Bernard, cook, r. 321 Jessie, rear
Tldball I^wrence P., journalist Alta California, r.
UO'i Turk
Tldball Scott, artist William Shew, r. 1519 California
Tidd Charles, carpenter, r. 2014 Polk
TiddJohn, salesman I. S. Van Winkle & Co., r. 710
Vallejo
Tiddy Richard, whitencr Frederick A. Jennings, r.
If.rw Ellis
Tldeman Ludwit:, merchant, 217 Post
Tieck John, groceries and liquors, SE cor Post and
Jones
Tiedemann A., r. 436 Stevenson
Tiedeniann Claus, driver Pacific Nursery, r. W s
Haker. bet Lombard and Chestnut
Tlidemann U. (D. Tiedemann \- Co.), r. 840 Howard
I Tiedemann D. i Co. (Henry Kleen and John C. Barg),
j produce and commission merchants, 210 Clay
. Tiedemann Diedrich, clerk Herman Joost, r. 227 Capp
' Tiedemann Dora W. Miss, assistant North Cosmo-
' politau Grammar School, r. 1630 Eddy
. Tlxli-mann Gcor^'e, driver Market St. R. R., r. 335
i Fourth
; Tiedemann Henry (Tiedemann & Schomacker), r. 902
' Pncillc
I Tiedemann Hnnry, baker A. E. Swain
Tiedemann Henry, clerk Frederick Gudehns, r. NW
I rnr Dni.ont and Hush
I Til .1. ii:rinn H-ury H.. Btationery, 16,30 Eddy
Ti' !■ •: .iin Joliii. clerk Martin Tiedemann, r. NW cor
<>"u^•h ami McAllister
TixleiiiaMii John, laborer, r. W s Potrero Av, bet El
I I)i>rado nnd AInmedH
1 TIEIlKiMANX M.\RTIN, proceries and liquors.
NW cor GouKh and McAlllRter
1 Tiedemann M. C, dairyman John Shepstou.r. SW cor
Twenty-sixth and San Jo.se Av
Tlodemaun Richard, laborer M. Joost, r. 227 Capp
Tiedemann Sophia (widow), r. 327 Geary
Tiedemann k Schomacker (Hnnry Tiedemann and An-
dnw Schoniackir) , groceries nnd liquors, NW cor
Pnwdl and Pacific
Tlenken Henry, clerk Julius Thierbach, r. 21 Fulton
Tlcnk. n Jiilins. Mlisman J. H. A. Folkers & Brother,
r. llaiiKa llotil
Tlerman Hinry, drayman Stearns fc Smith.r. N s Sac-
ramento, h' t Dninim and D'lvis
Tlemnn Annie K. Mrs., assistant Tyler Street Primarv
Hch'.ol.r. I;i3 Lilly Av
Tlenmn H, Patrick, shipcurpenter. r. NW cor Minne-
Hotn Kiid Solano
Tlcrnnn llu«ti. fir. innn 8. F. F. D., r. cor Fourteenth
and N. K.nitli S. !•'.
Tlernan .InnuH M., copyist County Recorder's Office,
r. (>ll Hyde
Tienian .lolm. i)Ia.stercr, r. 405 Clementina, rear
TIr.rn in Lawren r. shwmaker Buckingham & Hecht
r. IrJ'.i Howard
Tlernnn M«wlr MIkh, t)oxniaker Union Box Pactorv
r. 4o:) ClMiifiitlna ""
Tlernnn Mariraret (widow), groceries and liciuors, 721
< b-mcutlna
Tiernan Michael, tanner, N s Thirtieth, bet Church
and Sanchez
Tiernan Patrick, ship yard, cor Illinois and Santa
Clara, r. NW coi- Minnesota and Solano
Tiernan Patrick J., attorney at law, office 8-9 Mont-
gomery Block, r. 133 Lilly Av
Tiernan Richard (Tiernan & Co.), r. 2617 Mission
Tiernan & Co. (Richard Tiernan and Albert Marsh),
hay and grain, lime, lath, plaster, wood, and coal,
2622-2624 Mission
Tierney Bernard, foreman stables Omnibus R. R.,r. 13
Clara
Tierney Catherine (widow), r. 567 Stevenson
Tierney David, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI
Tiernev Delia, domestic 600 Bush
Tierney Edward, laborer, r. 28 Clinton, rear
Tierney Edward, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Tiernev Edward M., plasterer, r. 230 Fourth
Tierney Edward P., physician and surgeon, office and
r. 415 Broadway
Tierney G. F., r. Golden Gate Hotel
Tierney Hugh, varuisher, r. 16 Washington Av
Tierney James, r. 531 O'Farrell
Tierney James, laborer, r. N s Filbert, nr Mont
Tierney John, r. 531 O'Farrell
Tierney John, laborer, r. 1 Zoe PI
Tierney John F., waiter Meyer & Muehe.r. 149 Second
Tierney John J., carpenter, r. 1023 York
Tierney John P., clerk Patrick A. McDonald, r. Gol-
den Gate Hotel
Tierney Joseph, bellman Cosmopolitan Hotel
Tierney Margaret, domestic 600 Bush
Tierney Martin, wood and coal, 16-18 Everett, r. 14
Everett
Tierney Mary (widow) , r. 818 Sansom, rear
Tierney Mary, domestic 1415 Post
Tierney Michael, mining, office 328 Montgomery, room
11, r. 703 Market
Tierney Michael, porter A. Doble, r. 8 Vassar PI
Tierney Patrick, boilermaker O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Tierney Patrick, farmer, N s Ocean House Road, nr
Industrial School
Tierney Patrick, hostler, r. 74 Tehama
Tierney Patrick, laborer, r. 626 Brannan, rear
Tierney Patrick, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 77
Clementina
Tierney Patrick, purifying department 6. F. Gae
Light Co.. r. 15 J^ Tehama
Tierney Patrick, waiter stm Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Tierney Philip, teamster Collins & Lyons, r. N s Har-
rison, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Tierney Thomas (Hardiman & Tierney) , r. 710 Bran-
nan
Tierney Thomas, gardener City and Ccunty Hospital,
r. 1023 York
Tierney Thomas, hackman. Plaza, r. 1256 Bryant
Tierney Thomas, horseshoer Paul Friedhoifer, r. 263
Clementina
Tierney Tliomas. liquor saloon, NE cor Howard and
and New Montgomery
Tierney Thomas, purifying department S. F, Gas
Light Co., r. 24 Folsom Av
Tierney Thomas, tillerman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. 627 Broadway
Tierney Thomas Jr., undertaker Sears, Pickett &
Dowling. r. 815 Market
Tierney William, marblecutter, r. N 6 Filbert, nr
Montgomery
Tieroff Augustus, carpenter, r. 1116 Kearny
Tietger Henry, clerk M. Joost & Bro., r. SW cor
Gougb and McAllister
Tietjen Albert, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Tiefjen Benjamin H., master mariner, r. 1322 Mont
Tietjen Bertha (widow), r. NW cor Grove and Bu-
chanan
Tietjen Charles, longshoreman G. H, Whitney, Pier
10, Steuart
Tietjen Deidrich W. (Kelling & Tietjen), and groeeriee
and liquors, 417 Drumm, r. 527 Union
Tietjen Henry (Duveneck & Co.), r. NW cor Seven-
teenth and Dolores
Tietjen Henry (H. Ahrens & Co.) . r. 1519 Pine
Tietjen Henry, eapitnlist, r. Tweutv-sixth. nr Folsona
TIETJEN HENRY, groceries and liqurrs. S'W
cor Broadway and Leavenworth
Tietjen Henry, liquor saloon, 906 Kearny, r. SW cor
Pacific and Dupont
Tietieu Hermann, groceries and liquors, 520 Pine
BtjUocu & Jones-Impcsting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St -Latest and Excliisive Patte.^,
BpTs' ClcStliing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
TIE
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Tietjrn John, car inspector Southern Pac. R. E., r.
114 Shot-well
Tietjen John, carpenter, r. 2004 Devisadero
Tietjen John U. H., stairbuilder Arthur W. McGuire,
r. 520 Pine
Tietjen Margaret (widow), r. 2523 Clay
Tietjen 'Williani, expressman, SE cor California and
Front
Tietze Robert, shoemaker Louis Cohen, r. 1412 Polk
Tiffaine Maurice, miller and millstone builder, Cos-
■ mopolitan Milling Co., office 712 Sansom, r. 704
Pacific
Tiffany Byron L., r. 1921 Jessie
Tiffany Henry, r. 527 Shotwell
Tiffany Owen, waiter, r. 1233 Union
Tiffany Peer, clerk Ernest H. Neville, r. GOO Bush
Tiffany Robert J., capitalist, r. GOO Bush
Tiffany William Z., bookkeeper Asa Fisk, r. 600 Bush
Tifft Edward W. (Lott & Tifft), r. 812 Dolores
Tigart Patrick, carpenter, r. SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Tiger Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Mono Co. Cal.),
Ellis Edwards secretary, office 330 Pine, room 2R
Tiger Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Nevada), I. R.
Shaw secretary, office 113 Leidesdorff
Tiger Hotel, James Crawley, proptr, 44G Brannan
Tiger Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), J. W. Pew secre-
tary, office 310 Pine, room 15
Tiger Mining Co. (Arizona), William H. Lent secre-
tary, office 62 Nevada Block
Tighe Annie (widow) , r. 13 Ritch
Tighe James, actor California Theater, r. 1425 Keamy
Tighe John, attorney at law, office 614 Merchant,
rooms 21-22, r. 1425 Kearny
Tighe Martin C, boottreer Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
122 Dora
Tighe Thomas B., steward stm Reform, Jackson St.
Wharf
Tilden Charles L., carpenter and builder, 8 Quincy,
r. 1113 Tyler
Tilden Charles L., law student, office 533 Keamy, r.
1132 Valencia
Tilden George A., with Louis Hartter, r. 1202^ Fol
Tilden Harmon J. (Tilden & Wilson), r. 1132 Valencia
Tilden Heber N., merchant, olfice 402 Front, r. 119
Mason
Tilden Joseph, caller Pacific Stock Exchange, r. 30
Hawthorne
TILDEN & WILSON (Harmon J. Tilden and
Thomas K. Wilson) , attorneys at law, office 533
Kearny
Tileston Frederick L., adjuster Samuel Hill, r. 803
Mason
Tilford E. A., r. Palace Hotel
Tilford Frank, gravel, sand, and shell, NW cor Sixth
and Channel, r. S s Bay, bet Hyde and Larkin
Tilgate Henry H., laborer, r. SE cor Sixth and Bran-
nan
Till John W., tailor, r. 10 Wetmore PI, rear
Tiller John, pla.sterer, r. 725 Brannan
Tilley Alexander, spinner Mission Woolen MiUs
Tilley Charles B., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
OaKland
Tilley William J., salesman Wellman, Peck & Co., r.
Oakland
Tilling Anna (widow), r. 1020 Geary
Tillinghast Donald F., clerk Falkner. Bell & Co., r.
Saucelito
Tillinghast William D,, clerk Welch & Co., 109 Cali-
fornia, r Saucelito
THiLINGHAST WIIiLIAM H., superintendent
Bank of British Columbia, office 320 Sansom,
room 6, r. Saucelito
Tillman Augustus, saddle and harnessmaker, 313
Minna
Tillman Elizabeth (widow), r. 1615 Mason
Tillman Frank, merchant, r. 1916 Larkin
Tillman Lucy E., r. 202 Stockton
Tiilman Martha (widow! , r. 202 Stockton
Tillmau Walter F., paperhan gerund decorator, r. 1012
Columbia
Tillman William J., porter Main & WincUester. r. 426
Shotwell, rear
Tillmanu Frederick (Tillmann & Bendel), r. Oakland
Tillmann Frederick, clerk Tillmann & Bendel, r. 22
Gearv ,
TILLMANN & BENDEL (Frederick Tillman and
Herman Bendel), importers and wholesale gro-
cers, SW cor Clay and Battery
Tillson Charles, painter Koch & Rogers, r. 1200 Leav
Tillson Charles M., machiulHt, r. 228 Oak
Tillson Kmma Miss, tailoress, r. 1307 Pacific
Tillson Frederick M.. nia^'bine ojierator Buckingham '
& Heclit, r. 1912 Market
Tillson Josejib A., I'ook A. E. Swain, r. 280 Jessie '.
Tiltiin Cliarles H., (commercial ageut. r. 724 Fulton
Tilton Cliarles S., deputy city and <'ounty surveyor,
r. 2425 Filbert I
Tilton Jolm, laborer Contin(ntal Oil and Trausporta- ]
tion Co., r. 114. V. Park Av 1
Tilton Joseph R., manuf hair restoratives, r. IHJii
Park Av I
Tilton Stephen S., real estate, r. 2425 Filbert |
Tilton WalterM., clerk Redlngtou & Co., r. 2425 Filbert I
Timilty L., hostler Omnibus R. R., r. 144 Perry
Timke John, merchant, r. 160G California
Timlin James II., shoemaker, r. W Natoma I
Timm Charles, master mariner, r. Twenty-eighth, bet '
Church and Sanchez j
Timm Emily Miss, r. 1357 Post
Timm Ernest A., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r. '
509 Steiner |
Timm Ernst, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Twenty-
ninth, bet .Sanchez and Church I
Tinmi 1. D., seaman, r. Twenty-eighth, bet Church '
and Sanchez i
Timmeriuan Adam, dairyman Charles Bauer, cor
Eureka and Seventi enth I
Timmerman Ernest, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av '
Timmerman George W., salesman John Bumap, r. 420
Leavenworth
Timmerman Louisa (widow; , r. 5,39 Turk I
Timmins Franeis, plasterer, r. 545 Ji Natoma j
Timmins John, joviraalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 415 Post
Timmons John J., cai)italist, r. Commereial Hotel j
Timney Ellen J. (widow) , fancy goods, 1.505 Powell |
Timney Frank, driver N. B. and Mission R. R., r. 783 j
Folsom
Timony Thomas B. , bartender John W. Grelis, r. 746 .
Howard i
Timothy John, seaman, r. 44 Clementina I
Timpke Frederick, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 537
Seventh
Timson E. E., r. 280S Laguna ,
Tindal Geortie W. (Ellis & Co.) , r. 1113 Clay I
Tingley Bedford A., machinist Pacific Rolling Mill, '
r. E s Michigan, nr Shasta |
Tingley G. B. (widow), r.'27 Hawthorne |
Tingman John H., cashier Baker & Hamilton, r. 1030
Vallejo
Tinkham C. P., real-estate agent, office 438 California,
r. Russ House I
Tinkham Henry J., painter City R. R., r. 1917 Steven- j
worth I
Tinkler William, hostler Thomas Ryan, r. 3.58 Natoma ^
Tinkos Samuel, butcher Jacob Katz, r. 120 Fell i
Tinn Albert, seaman, r. Western Himse, 134 Steuart i
Tinne Charles, seaman, r. 46 Steuart !
Tinnemann Louis, fruits, ete., 1.502 Polk
Tinnen Henry, teamster, r. 11« Sacramento
Tinuin W. J., r. 1301 Sacramento
Tinoco J. M. & Co. (Jose Costa), importers and com-
mission merchants. 323 Front
Tinoco Jose Maria (J. M. Tinoco A: Co.), and consul
Costa Rica, office 323 Front, r. 931 Pacific
Tinsellin M:.rgaret. r. 1120 Post
Tint Williani, clerk Kast fi Co.. r. 741 Market
Tiutrop Henry, f n sco painter, 417 Post, rear
Tinvan Thomns. blacksmith, r. 508 )« Grove
Tiodoza Angelita Miss, dressmaker, 835 Broadway
Tioga Cons lidatod Mining Co. (Mono Co., Cal..),
William H. Lent secretary, office 62 Nevada Block
Tip Top Silver Mining Co. (Yavapai Co., Arizona). D.
F. V.-rdenal se. retary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building „ c,^ ,
Tiphaine Ernest, cellarman Roth & Co., r. E s Stock-
ton, nr Broadway
Tippett Frank, miner, r. 151 Shipley
Tippett J. E. Mr8.,tea<her music, r 1020 Jackson
Tippett J. Emory, office 430 Pine, r. 1020 Jackson
Tippetts G. F., nurse, r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Tippetts. See Tibbetts
Tinton H.. inli i'lg. r. lOJO Market
Tifcorino John. iniirbUpolish. r UlyBses Grossini, r.
Stevenson, bet Sixtli and Seventli
TIHRELL C. A- P. H. & fO. (Henry EdwardB),
imnorter.-iand maniifs boots and shoes, 419 Clay
Tirrell Cyrus (C. & P. H. Tyrrell & Co.), r. South
Weymouth. Mass.
Tirrell George Mrs. (widow), r. 1102 Taylor
BEAMISH, underseUs all— Shirts. Underwear, Neck-dress, etc.
ANDEHSON & BANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Mofltgomery St.
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Tirrell P. H. (C. & P. H. Tirrell & Co.) , r. South Wey-
mouth, Mass.
Tirrell. See Terrill, and Turnll
TiBchner John, broker, r. 17 Dupont „ ^ . .
Sner .JoBeph, tinsmith E. Pander, r. Washington.
TlB^'le T"^Ralph, bookkeeper Edward M. Gallagher.
' r SW cor California and Fair avs,Bernal Heights
TiBhler George, books and stationery, 809 Larkin
Tisnado Modesto, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 9
Tissot .John C, boot and shoemaker, 83.3 Pacific
TITCOMB A. C. & CO., importers and whole-
gale dealers watches, diamonds, jewelry, etc., 24
Poet, up stairs .., , tt j
Titcomb Albert C. (A. C. Titcomb & Co.), r. (13 Hyde
' Titcomb Henry D., bookkeeper Kobinson, Fowler &
Co., r. .\lameda
Titcomb Hosea, carpenter Union Box Factory, r. bdl
Stevenson „,.,,. .
Titcomb John H., bookkeeper Folger, Schilling &
Co.. r. 22.5 Ellis
Titlow Oliver J., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 309
Stockton
Tit.sall Thomas, cnpineer Palace Hotel
Tittel Albert, jeweter Wenzel, Rothschild and Haden-
feldt, r. 1912 Mason
Tittel B. Ernst, real-estateagent. r. 126 First Av
Tittel Carrie Mi.ss. teacher music, r. 113 Oak
Tittel Charles, brickmason, r. oOf) Powell
Tittel Frederick G. C, tobacconist, r. 113 Oak
Tiltil Elizan M. (widow), r. 237 Eighth
Tittel .\l. E. Mrs., real estate, r. 417 Bush
TitlelB Hall, 417 Bush
Titus Daniel, attorney at law, oflace 33 Montgomery
Block, r. Oakland
Titus Htnr.- W., chief clerk delivery dept Wells, Far-
go k Co., r. 913 Union
Titus Isaac S., physician, office 34 Kearny, r. 322 Turk
TitusJohn T., plumber William E. Lane, r. 327 Te-
hama
Tivoli Brewery, John Bauer proptr, SE cor Fillmore
and Waller
Tivoli Garden, Krcling Bros, proptrs, 28-32 Eddy
Tixlcr Eugene E., bookkeeper J. A. Guideau, r. 40
Silver
Tjoljell Jords T.. boxmaker, r. 10 Berry
TUthmiin Kate, domestic 443 Valencia
TIcckrnst. in Peter, cook George Kuhn. r. Grand Cen-
tral Hotel
Toad Charles, r. ."ilO Sacramento
Toai^cr Frank. barkeei)er Henry Evers, r. 706 Stock
Toaspcrii William, piauoniaker Azel M. Benham, r.
1113 Market
Toban John, shoemaker, and tobacco and cigars, 444
Vahnria
TOHB KXIIOKKE nERMAXN, wines and liquors
S\V . .r Scidiid ami .Market, r. 49 V. Tehama
TOIillKMIOSKK J. HE.VRY, groceries and
liquors, SW cor Howard and Second
Tobelmaiin Frederick, real-t state agent, ofilce 637
WitHhington. r. 2.")0.'', California
Tobelniaiin Henry, groceries and liquors, hay, grain,
and coal, SE cor Hayes and Franklin, r. NE cor
Linden and Fratiklin
Tobey A., niacliinist Kisdon I. and L. Works
Tobey Albert 1). H. (Tobey & Co.),r. 448 Guerrero,
rear
Tobey Albert U., fhipiarpenter, r. 30 Perry
T.,bey Charles F. (Tobey & Co.), r. 448 Guerrero, rear
Tobey Curtis, jiroptr Metropolitan Foundry, 228-230
Fremont, r. 327 Fremont
Tobi-y l':ilwin I,., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecbt. r.
1727 Miirkc t
Tobey .rumeti. joiner Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Tobey WiUinin (i., driver City It. B., r. 228 Sixteenth
Tobey Wiilmin H., compositor Morning Call, r. 26V.
Kearny
' Tobey WlflUm H.. shipcnrpcnter, r. 32 Perry
T..l« y WUIInn, H. II.. publisher Pacific Churchman.
•iffice Mi Clay. r. 2 Sharp PI
ToU.y WIlUs. brassniolder S. F. Brass Works r '^
Sharp PI . • -
TOIIKY <!b fO. (Chnrles F. and Albert 1>. H. To-
b.y) pro|.trH .Mission iind City Transfer Co., office
nU \ iilniein
Tobias Celin .Miss, hairdresser, r. 90.5 Market
Tobin- Eniiui. M. Miss, r. 737 McAllister
Tobias (J. II,, Tailors- Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton '
Tobias H. Miss, dressmaker, r. 905 Market
Tobias Jaeob Mrs. (widow), r. 737 McAllister
Tobias John, employee California Theater, r.Tehftina,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Tobias J. R. (widow), r. 424 O'Farrell
Tobias Louis, accountant, r. 704 Clementina
Tobias Mark, tailor, r. 704 Clementina
Tobias Samuel L., cigarmaker, r. 704 Clementina
Tobias William S., chief engineer stm Bay City. r.
304 Third
Tobin Alfred, r. SE cor California and Taylor
Tobin Annie Miss, cigarmaktr Holling Bros., r. 2015
Mission
Tobin Bartholomew, clerk, r. 1096 Union
Tobin C. B., musician, 539 California
Tobin David J., barkeeper Timothy McCarthy, r. 132
Sutter
TOBIiV, DAVISSON & CO. (Thomas Tobin and
R. G. Davisson) , importers fancy and millinery
goods, 1-3 Sansom
Tobin Dennis, clerk, r. 7 Hinckley
Tobin Edward, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 665 Miss
Tobin Edward M., piano tuner and dealer, 113 Turk
Tobin James, baker, r. S s Twenty-tbird, bet York and
Bryant Av
Tobin James, carpenter, r. 206 Fourth
Tobin James, laborer U. S. Restaurant, r. 641 Com
Tobin James, real estate agent, r. 10U6 Pine
Tobin James, shipcalker, r. .^4 First
Tobin James, teamster Patrick F. McGrath, r. 3-38
Minna
Tobiu Jane Mrs., nurse, r. 112 Shotwell
Tobin John, bootmaker, 403}^ Stevenson
Tobin .John, collector, r. 787 Mission
Tobin John, cooper, r. 625 Second
Tobin John, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 119
Shotwell
Tobin John, expressman, r. 409 Main
Tobin John, helper .Etna Iron Works, r. 256 Tehama
T.^bin John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Tobin John, laborer, r. 1.508 Pacific Ar
Tobin John, shoemaker, r. 444 Valencia
Tobin John H., merchant tailor, 114 Montgomery, r.
120 Sutter
Tobin John J., notarv nublic, ofiS.ce 611 Montgomery,
r. 212 Turk ' '
Tobin John J. Jr., r. 212 Turk
Tobin John N., barber, r. 1204 Steiner
Tobin John R., laborer, r. 815 Market
Tobiu Kate Mrs., r. 025 Second
Tobiu Margaret C, domestic 810 Twentieth
Tobin Mary (widow), r. 7 Hinckley
Tobin Mary Mrs., dressmaker, r. 2'S}4 Twenty-second
Tobiu Michael, r. 512 Mission
Tobin Miles J., groceries and liquors, NE cor Birch
Avand Buchanan
Tobin Morri.-;, broommaker Harrison & Dickson, r.
1508 Pacific Av
Tobin Patrick, expressman, r. S s Prospect PI, nr Cali-
fornia .\v, Eernal Heights
Tobin P.'itrick, expressman, NW cor Howard and
Stcuart, r. cor Twenty-eighth and Columbia
Tobin Patrick, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 26J<
Kit h
Tobin Patrick, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Tobin Patrick J., policeman City Hall, r. 1226 Green
Tobin Peter, mining, r. 202 Sixth
Tobiu Richard, r. 1U9 Eighth
Tobiu Richard (Tobin & Tobin), r. SE cor California
and Taylor
Tobiu Riehiird, cartman, r. NE cor Tenth and Bryant
Tobin Richard, farmer, S s Ocean House Road, nr
Ocean House School
Tobin Richard C, stockbroker, oflice 314 Montgomery,
room 3, r. 718 O'Farrell
Tobiu Robert (Tobin & Tobin) , r. SE cor Pine and
Mason
Tobin Robert, varnisher Pac. Improvement Oo., r.
109 Eighth
Tobin Robert J., capitalist, r. 1425 Stockton
Tobin Thomas (Tobin, Davisson & Co.), r. Palace
Hotel
Tobiu Thomas, clerk, r. 505 Bryant
Tobin Thomas, laborer, r. W s Dure, bet Harrison and
Bryant
Tobin Thomas, varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r.
109 Eighth
Tobiu Thomas D., brick agent, office 335 Montgomery,
yard. Third St. Wharf, r. 813 O'Farrell
Tobin Thomas L., varnisher, r. 14 Sumner
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Tobin William, r. 112 Shotwell
Tobin William, nurse City and County Hospital, r.
2'M-i Twenty-second
TOBIN 6i TOBIN (Richard and Robert) . attorneys
at law, oifice NE cor Montgomery and M irket
Tobriner Matthtw (Bauer, Tobriner & Co.),r. 834 Mc-
Allister
Toche C. (Schnucker & Toche), r. 118 Post
Todd A. H. & Co., stockbrokers, office 421 California
Todd Alexander H. (A. H. Todd & Co.) , r. Commercial
Hotel
Todd Charles, plumber Michael O'Brien, r. 424 San
ToddD. Mrs. (widow), r. 1121 Mission
TODD H. H., managers Buchanan & Lyall, office
20.') Front, r. Oakland
Todd Johanna (widow), r. 803 Branuan
Todd -John N., receiving teller London and S. F. Bank
(limited), r. San Rafael
Todd Joseph, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. 419
O'Farrell
Todd Marion (widowj , r. 793 Mission
Todd William, plumber, r. 1121 Mission
Todhuuter Alfred Rev., pastor St. John's Episcopal
Church, r. SE cor Valencia and Fifteenth
Todhuuter George, foreman ropemaker A. S. Halli-
die, 823 Battery
Todt Anna Miss, r. 1324 Sacramento
Todt i ietrich, porter W. Haker & Hinz. r. .347 Jessie
Todt Ferdinand {Wagner & Todt), r. S s Clipper, nr
Church
Todt Frederick (Todt k Boss),r. 1318?:^ Kearny
Todt John (Rau & Todt) , r. Clipper, nr Church
Todt *: Boss (Frederick Todt and Frederick B. ss),
maihinists and blacksmiths, >rw cor Front and
Market
Todtman H. G., tinsmith, r. 309 Minna
Todtman Theodore E., watchmaker, 614 Merchant, r.
Oakland
Tody Tiiomas, teamster Philadelphia Brewery, r. 48
Clementina
Toelkeii Hermann, r. 438 Seventh
Toepke Frederick, tuner B. Cuftaz, r. Oakland
Toepke Henry, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 117
Fifth
Toepke William, professor music, r. 1625 Sutter
Toesiiin William, pianomaker, r. 1130 Market
Toffle Frederick, sawyer California Mills, r. Alameda
Toft Antonio, bootmaker P. Rasmussen, r. 305 Third
Toft Christopher (Peterson & Co.), r. 153 Fourth
Toft Hans N., barber Ernest KruU, r. 3 Pecatur
Toft Minnie (widow), r. 614!^ Linden Av
Toga.s.^L- Anton, vegetable garden, SW cor Baker and
Hayes
Togis John, wiper Southern Pac. R. R., r. cor Seventh
and Brannan
Togle Oren B., cashier E. Cahill & Co., r. G04 Geary
I Toher John, carriage painter, r. 237 Main
Tohlmann Quirina L. (widow) , r. .528 Green
Toines -James, fireman S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Tointon William H., stewards. S. Constantine, Broad-
way Wharf
Tojetti Dominico, professor historical painting, 116
Taylor
Tojetti Edward, artist Dominico Tojetti, r. 1120 How
Tojfctti Virgilio, artist Dominico Tojetti, r. 93 St.
Ann's Building
Tokay B., r. 514 Stevenson
TOKL..YS, BROAVN «& CO. (Lewis Brown, Max
Toklas, Morris Brown and Bahr Sheidemanl , im-
porters and mauufs clothing and furnishing
goods. 24-26 Sansom
Toklas Ferdinand (Toklas & Singerman, Seattle, W.
T., and Toklas. Biideu & Co., Canyonville, Oregon.)
and bookkeeper Toklas, Brown & Co., v. 922 0FaE-
rell
Toklas Max (Toklas, Brown & Co.), r. Xew York
Tola Catrerina, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Tolan Mirhael, seaman U. S. stm Shubrick. r. 544
Bryant
Toland Charles, laborer, r. 611 Minna
Toland Charles G., physician, office 620 Washington,
Toland Daniel, helper S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11 Hub-
bard
Toland Daniel, miner, r. Overland House
Toland Frank, clerk Wynn Muncey, r. '20;) Leid
TOIiAND H. H., physician and surgeon, office 25
Niik'lee's Building, SW cor Montgomery and Mer-
chant, r. 810 Jackson
Toland James, longshoreman, r. 12 Broadway, rear
Toland James, marble polisher, r. 11 Garden
Toland James, waiter, r. 641 Commercial
Toland John, lireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 11 Hub-
bard
Toland Joseph, marble worker Charles Bianchi, r. 11
Garden
Toland Lizzie Miss, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 110(i Minna
Toland Medical College, E s Stockton, bet Chestnut
and Francisco
Toland Mi. hael, laborer Thomas Bailey k Co., r. 609
Octavia
Toland Thomas O., clerk George D. Shadburnc, r. 113
• Fifth
Tolberg Hans, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Tolbman Henry, confectioner M.A.Mercer, r. 721 Na-
lonia
Toleto Mill and Mining Co.. Mark E. Sperling secre-
tary, office 309 California, room 15
Tolford Charles F.. porter, r. 419 Harrison
Tolle Ezra J., machinist Jonathan Kittredgn, r. 109
Fifth
Tolle Matilda Mrs., furnished rooms, 514 Bush
Tolle Oscar A., general freight clerk Baker & Hamil-
ton, r. 514 Bush
Tolle Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Brannan and Eighth
Tolles Charles H., official reporter Sixteenth District
Court, office 402 Montgomery, room 34. r. 27 Oak
ToUin William, porter Michels, Friedlander & Co., r.
2214 Fillmore
ToUner Albert F., hostler Westerfeld & Page, r. 254
Stevenson
Tolman Albert W., engineer Southern Pac. B. E., r.
247 Sixteenth
Tolman Edward, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. 8. China
Tolman Rufus J., driver Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 813
Bush
Tolo Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), William W. Baus-
man secretary, office 409 California, room 4
Toltec Gold and .Silver Mining Co. (Arizona), John D.
Graham secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms
14-15
Toltec Syndicate of the Aztec Mining District, John
D. Graham secretary and manager, office 302 Mont-
gomery, rooms 14-15
Tomalty Annie, domestic 1'217 Geary
Tomalty Edward, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Colinia
Tomalty Patrick J., groceries and liquors, SW cor
Sixth and Minna
Tomas Francisco, winedealer, r. 623 Post
Tomasevich M. N., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New
Montgomery
Tomasini Carlo, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Tomb Francis J., student Heald's Business College, r.
514 Howard
Tombelli E., waiter Lombardi & Dotta, r. 504 Union
Tomei Emilio, barkeeper John G. Wittmeier, r. 513
Pacific
Tomes John W., shoemaker Rosenthal, Feder k Oo.,r.
Oakland
Tomforde Henry (Michaclgen k Tomfrtrde), r. W s
Mission, and S of Ocean House Road
Toinfort Charles, cook, r. 409 Pacific
Tomkins Frederick, bootfitter, r. 4 Virginia PI
Tomkins George H.. modelmaker F. Kroger, r. 191
Sixteenth
Tomkius Joseph G., engraver Schulz k Fischer, r. 191
Sixteenth
TOMKINSON JAMES, livery and sale stables,
.57-61 Minna, r. 57 Minna
Tomlinson D. F., conductor Market St. R. R.
Tomliiison Israel, ironmoulder. r. 630 Brannan
Tomlinson John E.. paiuter. r. 620Natoma
Tomlinson Joseph, selector Thomas Day, r. 3 Taylor
PI
Tomlinson M. P. Mrs. (widow) , domestic 1609 Howard
Tomlinson Thomas, chief engineer O. k 0. 8. 8. Gaelic
Tomlinson William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Toinlison Dexter F., r. 3034'* Sixtei nth
Tommau Jacob, shoemaker, r. 734 Montgomery
Tommereg Amirew M., seaman, r. 317 Green, rear
Tompkins Amelia Mrs., millinerj-. 191 Sixteenth
Tompkins Elizabeth (widow), r. 333 Shipley
Tompkins Florence Miss. r. 1503 Pine
Tompkins Frank, bookkeeper, r. 736 Market
Tompkins Frederick, teamster N. Bruns. r. 617 Davis
Tompkins Frederick W.. attorney at law. office 604
Merchant, r. 1120 Wasbiogton
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' ToskinB Homer, machinist, r. 506 Fourth
' Tompkins Marv M. (widow), r. 500 Powell _
• Tompkins M. M., accountant Hongkong and Shanghai
Banking Coriwiration, r. San Kafsel ^ , ^^ „
1 Tompkins Kose Miss, adjdster coiners dept U. b.
I Mint. r. .TOy Powell
' Tompkins Thomas, coffee saloon. 135 Post
I Tompkins Walter H., attorney at law, office Old City
I Hall, second floor, r. Palace Hotel
' Tompkins'in Joseph, salesman Keid & Brooks, r.
Vi-i post
Toms Marv, domestic IGll Mission
Tomskv Henry A., sign painttr. r. 10C7J6 Natoma
Tomakv Louis, sign painter, 12 Montgomery Av
' Tomsky William, painter 12 Montgomery Av, r. 314
I Eighth ^
Tonagle William, seaman, r. Stewart Street House
Tonder Charles, fresco painter Pac. Improvement Co.,
I r. 329 Twenty-seventh
: Tonear .la.ob, jjorter Frank Bemzott, r. SW cor Main
and Market
i Toner Ellen, waitress, r. 202 Second
Toney Charles (A. C. Beck & Co.), r. CIS Laguna
Toney Hannah (widow), r. 1140 Mission, rear
Toner Henry, teamster Diggins Bros., r. 2512 Sutter
Toner Hugh", coki man, r. 40 Clarence PI
Toner .lames, tireuian S. F. Gaslight Co., r. Ns Shasta,
bet Illinois and Michigan
Toner Jidin. stableman J. H. Swain, r. 1 Grant PI
Toner Patrick, horseshoeing, 143 Minna, r. 152 Minna
Toner Patrick M., lodgings. 511 Bryant
Toner Peter, laborer S. ¥. Gasiight Co., r. N e Shasta,
bet Illinois and Michigan
Toney Anthony, laborer, r. 1140 Mission, rear
Toney flcorge, painter, r. 1140 Mission, rear
Tiiniy James, laborer, r. 1140 Mission
Tunlngen Christ, seaman, r. 9 Pacific
Tonini M. G.. bookkeeper M. J. Foiitana & Co., r. 22
Wetinore PI
Tuniton William H.. steward, r. 629 Minna
Tonjes Martin, clerk Herman Sahnke, r. SE cor Six-
teenth and Dolores
Tonks Joshua, engraver, 614 Merchant, r. Berkeley
Tonnawim Staale, w<H>dturner Frank Gracier, r. NW
cor Montgomery and Greenwich
Tonnomaclier Henry, clerk Hulsmann & Buttelmanu,
r. SW cor Twenty-third and Mission
TonneiiiBchcr Julius, liquor saloon, 913 Kearny, r. 115
Virginia
Toniier Ferdinand (Sliirek & Toauer) , r. 715 Howard
Tonuer Pet. r, carriage painter, r. 430 Shipley, rear
Tonueson Hans M., captain Cal. Drydock Co.'s tug
Kli/.abcth Mary
Tcjnnig John Fiorian, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5!v Kearny
Tcjnningsen John, butcher Henrv J. Boese, r. 514 Da-
vis
Tonny J. H., v.-..iter S. S. Oregon. Oregon S. S. Co.
Ton(|u;,,t Charles, r. 1108 Stockton
Tonsberg Konrad, r. 10.36 Folsoin
To igoiid Annie (widow), r. HID Jackson
Touhey (.'.irueliiis (Toohey & Hucks), r. Grand Hotel
I'lNdiey lHal>\lla .Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
Toohey JanuH, Hhoetiiaker, r. 1211 Union
Tooh. y John, ti^h. 21 New Metropolitan Market, r. 660
Howard
Toohey J. din, ha.kinaii, r. 30.^ Minna
Toohey John, t.nmster Jariies McDevitt, 911 Sansom
Toohey M., messiiiaii Pari lie Mail S. K. Granada
' Toohey k Hucks (Coriielins Toohev and J. George
Hucks). groceriis, (;t)4 Market, .aiid 7 Post
Tuuhig lieniiiH, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r N s
KK^ra. iir MichlLan
I TOOH%' UK.NNIS J., attorney and counselor at
law (.nice 17 8.F. Stock Exchange Building, r 711
Taylor
' Tooker Augustus F., clerk Jennings, Carr & Co r 768
UirrJMon
^*^\7u {'i"«f'"' " • wlesman Jennings, Carr & Co., r.
iCM liiirisoQ
• Tookor May Miss, dressmaker. 205 Sixteenth
I ^""?'[ i<''"' ••-•. clganuBker John" Bollmau & Co., r
I M4 NatoiiiB
' Tm.l tlV ? • '"''"*;■'•,'••■ "■ f'"'l>'»'.v. r. 607 Stevenson
Tool l.7.ra J,, muchinlst, r. \m Fif.h
' T^ .."'luT. '• ■'?'"*':!■ ■'"''" •'■ ^'"""«>- >•• ■•! Shipley
' nnl nwh'h ■'■'' ^'"^ "• ^"""^l" r 517
I ^^l^.V.'"'"'- "'•"'•'•'«' repairer What Cheer House r
I Falrmnunt Homestead " <^, ».
, "roole Jane C. (widow) , r. 822 Green
Toole Peter, teamster Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. Bran-
nan, nr Eighth
Toole William C, plumber, r. 822 Green
Tooley George W^, shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 9 Minna
Toombs Norman, messenger James M. Barney, r. 931
Sacramento
Toomer George C, blacksmith Tail & Hainque, r. 172
Silver
Toomey Daniel, blacksmith, r. 264 Clara
Toomey Dennis, ghissblower S. F. and Pacific Glass
Works, r. cor Pennsylvania Av and Mariposa
Toomey E., janitor South Cosmopolitan Primary
School
Toomey Jeremiah, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., Potre-
ro Works, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Toomey John, boilermaker, r. 26 Natoma
Toomey John, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Toomey Mary tl. Mrs., r. 138 Hickory Av
Toomey Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 36
Ross
Toomey Thomas, expressman, SW cor Mission and
Fourth, r. NE cor Louisiana and Sierra
Toomey William, baker, r. W s Sansom, nr Filbert,
rear
Toomy Henry, railroad and real-estate agent, 424
Montgomery, r. Union Club
Toomy John W., laborer, r. 20 Allen
Tooney John, hackdriver, r. 310 Jessie
Toora John, marblepolisher Stephen Campodonico,
r. Sonoma, bet Union and Green
Toors Jacobus, pilot stm Alice Garratt, r. 424J>5 Sev
enth
Toothaker John fl., blacksmith, r. 218 Austin
Toothaker John H. Jr., blacksmith, 1623 Pine, r. 218
Austin
Toothaker W. F., machinist, r. 709 Nineteenth
Tootill Richard G., engineer Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. Greenwich, bet Jones and Leav
Top Pl., seaman, r. 20 Clementina
Topini Peter, bootblack, 712 Kearny, r. 812 Kearny
Topley L. P., with S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 530 Howard
Toplitz F. & Co. (Lippman Toplitz) . importers mil-
linery, straw goods and ready made furs, 571 Mar-
ket, and 109 Grand, New York
Toplitz Fabian (F. Toplitz & Co.) , r. 1002 Van Ness Av
Toplitz Jonas, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. 134
Sutter
Toplitz Joseph M., bookkeeper F. Toplitz & Co.. r.
1002 Van Ness Av
Toplitz Lippman (F. Toplitz & Co.), r. New York
Toplitz Robert L.. salesman F. Toplitz & Co., r. 1113
Sutter
Topping Ambrose, bookkeeper State Investment and
Insurance Co., r. 1826 Vallejo
Topping Thomas, blacksmith S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory. Black Point, r. N s North Point, nr Lar-
kin
Topping Watson W,. bookkeeper L. Dinkelspiel & Co.,
r. 322 Mason
Toquerville Mining Co. {Washington Co., Utah), J.W.
Pew secretary, oftice 310 Pine, room 15
Torbeit Charles J , U. S. Commissioner, office NEcor
Fourtli and Townsend, r. 414 Van Ness Av
Tordifi' Albert E., brassfinisher S. F. Brass Works, r.
46 Tehama
Tordifl' Charlotte Mrs., dressmaker White House, r.
46 Tehama
Tordifif Edward, carpenter, r. 46 Tehama
Tormey Annie, domestic 823 Lnrkin
Ti)rmey Frank, shoemaker, 18 Tyler
Tormey John C, carver Occidental Hotel, r. 14)<S
Hubbard
Tormey Mary, domestic 1838 O'Farrell
Tormey Patrick, porter John Molloy, r. 565 Howard
Tornado Domenico, laborer W. Warner Henry, r. 1025
Montgomery
Tomer Harry, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 11 Kate
Torngvist G. E. Rev., r. iWV, Natoma
Tornow Charles, expressman, r. 325 Twenty-seventh
Toroni Antonio, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Toroni Luigi. fisherman, r. 896 Front
Toroni Stephen iToroni & Geuardini) ,r. 518 P.ncific
Toroni & Geuardini (Stephen Toroni and Benjamin
Geuardini) proptrs Ticiuo Hotel, 518 Pacific
Toroutegui Jose, tailor, r. 15 Union p]
Torpey Daniel M., mail agent Utah Central K. R.. r
417 Keiirny
Torpey William, engineer, r. Quiucy House
Tor-uson Julia M., r. 614 Mason, rear
3ULL0CK & JONES, Importing TaHors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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Torr Mellcsa, domestic 112 Fourth
Torras Vincent A., fortuian Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, r. W 9 Pennsylvania Av, nr So-
lano
Torre Geronimo, gardener, r. 442 Union
Torre Luigi, laborer C. R. Splivalo. r. 610 Sixth
Torre Stcffano, bootblack, 125 Front, r. 17 Sonora PI
Torre Stefano, fisherman, r. 2:J Vallejo
Torrena Robert, laborer, r. 3(18 Beale
Torrence John, machinist California Theatre, r. 922
Capp
Torrence John Mr.s., actress California Theatre, r. 922
Capp
Torrence John S., stationery, 1070}-^ Howard
Ton'ens George, real estate, r. 4 Torroiis Court
Torres Alfnd I., compositor Examiner, r. 743 Pine
Torres Brigido, porter E. Gosliusky & Co.. r. SE cor
Green and Powell
Torres Francisco, porter William Berber & Co., r.
1528 Powell
Torres J. M., rubber-stampmaker C. A. Klinkner
Torres Joseph, cigarmaker Sanderson & Horn, r. 908
Broadway
Torres Longina (widow), r. 908 Broadway
Torres N., cigars and tobacco, 029 Clay
Torres Z., compositor Evening Bulletin, r. 832 Broad-
way
Torrcsen Tobias, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Torrey Erastus N., adjuster Liverpool and London,
and Globe Insurance Co.. r. 2212 Howard
Torrey James M., office 123 California, r. Oakland
Torrey James M.. carpenter, r. 2212 Howard
Torrey John Jr., clerk Spear, Meade & Co. , r. 710 Bush
Torrey William L., carpenter, r. 2212 Howard
Torry James (Martin & Torry),r. 1C04 Mission
Tors Frank, cook, r. G09 Jackson
Torson Ole C. bookkeeper R. B. Gentry & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Tortell William, poultry and game, 506 Clay, r. 612
Battery
Toscano Hotel. V. Davalle proptr, 619 Broadway
Tosner Patrick, deckhand Central Pac. R.B. Co.'sstm
Transit, r. 513 Third
Tosner Thomas, watchman Central Pac. E. R. Co.'s
stm Transit, r. Oakland
Tostessen Gretchen, domestic 1307 Gough
Tostman Christian, varnisher, r. 177 Clara
Tostman Edward, clerk Nast & Greenzweig, r. Fifth,
nr Folsom
Tostman Louis, waiter St. Ann's Rest, r. 515 Sac
Tostmann Charles, clerk Jacob Jacobson, r. 177 Clara
Tostmann Henry (Dankemeyer k Tostmann) , r. 23 Zoe
Totheroh Augustus R. compositor Spaulding, Barto
& Co., r. l(i Reed
Totten James, machinist Pac. Boiling Mill, r. Ws
Iowa, nr Solano
Tonaillon Emile A., clerk Crowley & Goodman, r. 030
Bush
Tonaillon Marv Mrs., teacher French, r. 030 Bush
TOUCHARD GtrSTAVE, president Union Insu-
rance Co., office 41G California, r. Oakland
Toudy Frederick W., student Barnard's Business Col-
lege, r. 1008 Bush
Toudy Julius C, jeweler Anderson & Randolph, r.
1608 Bush
Tough AVilliam, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner r. 4?i
Frederick
Tonhill Annie (widow', r. 405 5yde
Toulouse Bernard, machinist Joseph Galli& Co., r. cor
Broadway and Dupont
Tonret Charles, ornamental confectioner, r. 2008 Tay-
lor
Touruel C. Mme., Uundry, 120 Geary
Tourney Louisa Miss, teacher music, r. 319 Taylor
Tournier V. Mme., dressmaker, r. 454 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Tourny George, clerk The German Savings and Loan
Soc. r. 217 Seventeenth
Tourny Julius, salesman Siein, Simon & Co., r. 217
Seventeenth
Tours Augusta, domestic 800 Bush
Tours Jacobus J., pilot stm Alice Garratt, Washington
St. Wharf
Tousane Anton, cook, r. 502 Bush
Toussaint Emile, fisherman, r. 15 Vallejo
Toassaint T., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Colima
Toussin Emile. professor music, r. 712 California
Touya John, molder John G. lis, r. Alameda
Touzy Joseph, clerk Louis Gregoire & Co.. r. 1009
Powell
Towe Charles, extraman Engine No. 5, 8. F. F. D., r.
1219 Stockton
Tower Charles H. (Risdon & Tower), r. 108 Dora
Tower Henry G., painter, r. 247 Second
Tower Levi N., machinist Nathan W. Spauldtng, r.
1.505 Sttlner
Towers James O., with Edwin T. Harrii!, r. 326
Fourth
Towey James, laborer, r. W s CiiBtro, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Towle A. Lucctte (widow), r. 600 Sutter
Towle William W., lumber shipper, office 308 Town-
send, r. ,541 Fourth
Towne (widow), ze^-hyrworker, r. 202 Sixth
Towne A. N., general superintendent Central Pac. B.
R., office NE <'or Fourth and Townsend. room 46,
r. Palace Hotel
Towne Arthur G., clerk Blake, Bobbins & Co., r. 606
Polk
Towne Charles E.. clerk freight departmtnt Centra)
Pac. R. R., r. 121 Perry
Towne Dominick. laborer, r. 606 Harrison
Towne James W. (Blake. Ro.bbins & Co.),r. New York
Towne M. A. (widow), r. 941 Valencia
Towner John F., waiter Elitch A: Davidson, r. 338
Fourth
Towney E., deckhand stms Oakland and El Capitan,
Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Townley William, laborer, r. 112 Tehama
Towns William, longshoieman, r. W 6 Mission, opp
St. Mary's College
Townsend Alfred H., attorney at law, office 640 Clay,
room 1. r. 1310 Green
Townsend Alfred M., clerk Benjamin S. Brooks, r.
1310 Green
Townsend Benjamin A., messenger Evening Post, r.
213 Seventeenth
Townsend Edward W..bookkeeperSpring Valley Water
Works, r. 937 Sutter
Townsend Frederick, manager Bank of British Co-
lumbia, office SE cor San and Cal. r. 1618 Bush
Townsend Frederick J. S., carpenter and builder,
3037 Sixteenth
Townsend George, stock clerk H. H. Scott k Co., r.
1222 Pine
Townsend George W.. expressman, r. 115 Oak
Townsend Harriet N. Mrs. (widow), r. 213 Seven-
teenth
Townsend Honora (widow), r. 2110 Jones
Townsend .Tanies, sto' kbroker, r. 528 Keamv
TOWNSEND JAItlES B., attorney at law, office
036 Clay, room 32, r. 338 McAllister
Townsend John E., sheecutter Porter, Oppenhelmer
Slessinger & Co., r. 113 Guerrero
Townsend Joseph, r. 504 Sixth
Townsend Joseph F., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Townsend Louis R. (Townsend & Wyneken), r. 108
Prospect PI
Townsend Sarah Miss, furnished rooms, 400 Geary
Towneend T. T., candy factory, 1152 Market
Townsend Walter, r. 618 California
Townsend William, carpenter, r. 741 Market
TowHJ^end William E., r. 114 Turk
Townf-end WilUani R.. bookkeeper D. Z. Yost & Co.,r.
1028 Pine
Townsend William S., nianuf confectioner, 627 Mar-
ket, r. cor Twentv-fdurth and Bartlett
TOWNSEND <Si WYNEKEN (Louis R. Town-
send and L. Ernest Wyneken), architects, office
515 Califdrnia
Townshend William J., wholesale butcher, S a Fif-
teenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F., r.ll34 Mc-
Allister
Towsen Luten, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Toy Daniel H., compositor Bishop's Directory, r. 1658
Mission
Toy George D. (Blair, Van Tassel & Co,), r. 822 Ellia
Toyiias James, fireman 8. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Tozer C.W.. mining superintendent, r. 921 Valencia
Traber Jacob. Swiss Beiiev. Soc, 5 '(, Kearny
Trabert Christopher, stevedore, r. 7f>9 Harrison
Trace John, laborer, r. 12 Gilbert
Tracey lUSXx-H L., real estate, r. 2iil9 Polk
Track Anthony J., barkeeper Peter H. Hink, r. 1806
Mason
Traction Railway Co., Jumee Moffltt president, office
510 Sacramento
Tracy Antone, mattrassmaker California Furniture
Mauuf. Co., r. 2 Dodge
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Tnicv Bessie Miss, r. 213 Geary
Tracy Catherine (widow) , buarding. 08 >atoma
T^cy Catherine, liquor saloon, Berry, bet Third and
TrmcV Charles, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
6« Natorua „ ,,. ...,, , .„
Tracy Charles, laborer Pacihc Boiling Mill, r. 52
Traev Charles E.. dentist B. B. Learn, r. 722 Bush
Traov Christopher J., deputy county clerk -
Sutter
Traiv Cornelius, laborer, r. 3 Sherwood PI
Tra.v K.D.r. 213 Geary
Tra. v Edward, bookbinder, r. 1186 Harrison
Trary I'dward, hostler Market Street K. R., r. laSl
Tracy Edward, pager Althof k Bahls, r. 1186 Har
Tra.V Emllv (widi.w), r. 1419 Taylor
Tra. V Etta Miss. r. 213 Gear)-
TriKV Frank. j< weler. r. 114 Turk
Trai "v Hannah Mrs., furnished rooms, 322 Sutter
Trac y Harriet H. Mrs., dressmaker Mrs. M. E. Fair.r.
-'■'■2 Bush
Tracy .lames, shoemaker, 112 Washington, r. 12.5 Berry
Trai y James M., st:itioukeeper U. S. Lifeboat Station,
Orcan Beach, nr Golden Gate Park
Traev James P., printer, 50lik Commercial and G21
Sans.. in, r. 41.S Post
Tra.-y John, Lrushmaker Figer Brothers, r. Tehama,
ur Kourth
Tracy John, driver Thomas Toomey, r. 844 Fol.som
Tracy John, cn»,'ineer, r. 36 South Park
Tra.-y John, laborer Middleton & Farnsworth. r. Hew-
itt House
Trai'v John, seaman, r. 122 Berrj*
Tracy J.ihn, teaiiit-ter. r. 118 Perry
Tracy John F., pliister. r, r. 503 Minna
Tra. y Juhn H., shipcarpi-uter, r. 446 Brannan
Tracy John W., paper ruler .\lexander Buswoll.r. 1186
Harrison
Tracy Joseph, helper, r. 58 Natoma
Tracy Joseph, miner, r. 418 Broadway
Tracy Lawrence, laborer, r. 105 Vakucia
Tracy Lillie (wid.iw), r. Iill3 Geary
Tracy Margaret, doiiic.stl.- 1000 Washington
Tracy Martin, laborer, r. 4;iH'v Jessie
Tracy Martin, shoemuker S. W. Levy
Traiy Mary Miss, laiiiidress La Grande Laundry, T hir-
ti-.-iith, liet Howard and Folsom
Tracy Maurice M., bartender Charles L. Doran, r. 526
K'ldy
Tra.y .Mi. had, bookkeeper, r. S s Twenty- fourth, btt
VIcksburK and Sanchez
Tracy .Michael, tanner Samuel Bloom
Tracy Nicholas, laborer Herman Westerfeld, r. E s
Miniir-Hot*. nr Nevada
Tracy !';trtck, stonecutter S. F. Granite Co., r. 447
Mi.ih
Tracy Tlieodoro F.. special agent Post-office depart-
ment, ..nice 320 Sans.im, room 43, r. 1222 Pine
Tracy ThcfMlore F. Jr., clerk Station B Post-office, r.
li-J.' Pine
Tracy Thomas, hervice man 8. F. Gas Light Co.
Tra.y Thomus G., clerk V. S. Mint, r. 732 '.; Clem
Tracy Tim.itliy, bla.ksmith Okerlund & Ilasmussen,
r. llh perry
Tra y William, baker, r. 641 Commercial
Tra.y William, helper Mattullath Manuf. Co., r. 118G
Hnrrison
Tracy William, lalwrer, r. 351 Tehama
Tracy William, laborer G.ilden Gate Park, r. 1008 Bu-
chiiiian
Tracy Wllllnm, packer, r. 1186 Harrison
Tracy Wll.lnm, leamsKr, r. 11S6 Harrison
Tracy William F„ special poH.eman California Thea-
»• r. an.l cxlraman Eiigluu No. 4, S. F. F D r 144
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Traiy William W., carpenter, r. 722 Bush
Tra.y. Kee Traciy
'"'mi'm?'''""""'^^ *■''•" Duncan editor, office 771
TKUiK "iNHlHANTK CO. (Camden, N. J.),
llui. liliia..ii ,v Mnnii agent's, office 320-324 Cal
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\ S»i ii"*!'. V'Jwi' ;?J J'''"''''''''''^ "■"""'»• 1"0 Jones
V ^s.^^n.!^'^^ m^^V'"' ^^ «»'i<--ago), Jacobs
Tra.'tf.r L..uls, laborer Cal. Sugar Uetinery,
Hrynnt ■'
Trafton Timofhj J., polisher, r. 518!< Natoma
11,32
Tragence C, seaman stm San Rafael, San Quentin
Ftrry
Traim Carrie, domestic 1761 Howard
Train , r. 202 Sixth
Trainer Charles, cutter Alexander NicoU, r. 1304 Mom
Trainer John W., carpenter, r. 215 Fourth
Trainer Patrick, laborer, r. E s Mission, opp Five
Mile House
Trainer Thomas, r. 434 Stevenson
Trainor I. W., salesman, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Trainor James, boatman, r. 5 Commercial
Trainor James, butcher Patrick Minehan,r. 20Freelon
Trainor Maria (widow), r. 20 Freelon
Trainor Thomas, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Trainor William, seaman S. S. Great Republic
Trainor. See Traynor and Treanor
Tral Antonio, liquor saloon, 540 Washington
Trail Sauitaiium, D.E. Moore M.D. manager, 8 Ellis
Tramer John, painter, r. 414 Folsom
Tram pleasure Edward, woolgrader Pacific Scouring
Co., r. 428 >» Bramian
Trampleasure Thomas E., foreman Ball & Julian, r.
428 ^ Brannan
Trane Gerhard, longshoreman, r. 3 Alger PI
Traue P. C .L.. master mariner, office 305 East
Tranfield Delilah Mrs., r. 1817 Buchanan
Trankle Henrv K., r. 405 Natoma
TRANS.\TiiANTIC FIRE INSURANCE CO.
(Hamburg), George Marcus & Co. general agents,
otiice 304 California
TRANSATI..ANTIC MARINE INSURANCE
CO. (Berlin) , Thaunhauser & Co. general agents,
office 311 California
Transue Ann (widow), r. 32ii Langton
Praut Joseph, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. 41 Natoma
Traut Richard, clerk John T. Little, r. 1027 Post
Trapaui Antonio, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Trapani Joseph, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Trapani Salvador, fisherman, r. S s Union, bet San-
som and Battery
Trapet John P., waiter Herman H. Horst, r. 249 Stev
Trapp John, carriagemaker, r. 107 Twenty-fourth
Trapp Michael, butcher Murphy, Horn & Byrne, r.
Seventh Av, bet M and N, South S. F.
Trask Alden Y., marine surveyor Commercial Insur-
ance Co. of California, r. 15 Guy PI
Trask Amanda S. Mrs., principal Greenwich Street
Primary School, r. 622 Greenwich
Trask Ann L. Mrs., assistant Valencia Street Gram-
mar School, r. 1008 Twenty-first
Trask C. S. Miss, teacher languages, r. 1533 Polk
Trask David P., master mariner, r. 106 Post
Trask Freeman, pilot, office 9 U. S. Court Building, r.
817 Twentieth
Trask James L., real-estateagent, office and r. 6 Mont-
gomery Av
Trask John B., physician, office and r. 510 Jones, rear
Trask Joseph A., captain stm Jenny Gawne, r. 622
Greenwich
Trask William, carpenter, r. 116)^ Dora
Tratz Helen P., furnished rooms. 233 Third
Traube Hartwig, jeweler and watchmaker, 643 Kearny,
r. Alameda
Traubenbach Henry E. (M. Waterman & Co.), r. 923
Washington
Trauleen Charles (August Jungblut & Co.), r. 110
Taylor, rear
Traung Louis (Alpen & Traung) , r. Alameda
Traut Isaac, carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 368 Minna
Trautmann John, r. 1517 J<j Taylor
Trautner Augustus, tailor, r. 704 Bush
Trnutner Brothi rs (Gustuve and Charles) merchant
tail.irs, ;107 Dupout
Trautner Charles (Trautner Brothers), r. 516 Stockton
Trautner Gust.ive (Trautner Brothers), r. 704 Bush
Trautner Clustave Jr., books and stationery, 157 Third,
r. 516 Stockton
Trautvetter Andrew, boot and shoemaker, 2515 Miss
Trautvetter Otto, milkman, r. 316 Treat Av
Traveller F. D., student HeahVs Business College, r.
23 Powell
TRAVELERS' INSURANCE CO. (Life and Ac-
cident) , Thomas Bennet ageut, office 403 Cal
Traver George W., publishers' agent International
Scrap Book, and Bazaar of Fashions, 720 Market,
r. Alameda
TRA VERS CHARLES E., attornev at law, office
502 Montgomery, r. 1123 Powell
Travers Daniel, mail clerk Morning Gall, r. 424 San
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIGARETTES, at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Keam> St
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Travers Edward W., shipbroker, office 210 Battery, r.
Oakland
Travers James, r. 442 3^ Brannan
Travers James, waiter r. 518 Powell, rear
Travers James R., baekman, r. 803 Greenwich
Travers Jolui, livery stable, 805 Greeuwieh, r. 803
Greenwich
Travers Kate Miss, teacher, r. 711 Teharaa
Travers Lawrence, wines and liquors, SE cor Crook
and Townsend
Travers Mary (widow) , r. 202 Second
Travers Stephen, laborer, r. 7ri2 Brannan, rear
Traverse Dominick, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 438 Jessie
Traverse Hannah (widow), r. C44 Filbert
Traverse Mary Miss, cigarmaker Alexander Fox, r.
644 Filbert
Traverse Peter, cook Grand Hotel, r. 251 Stevenson
Traverse Rosanna Miss, furnished rooms, 251 Stev-
enson
Travi Pietro, gardener, Silver Av, nr University
Mound College
Traville Louis, seaman, r. 140 Folsom
Travis Frank V,.. laundiyman S. F. Laundry Assn,
Eddy, bet Fillmore nnd Steincr
Travis George A., sx>eculator, r. International Hotel
Travis George W., clerk, r. 1209 Howard
Travis Jacob C, cashier Verdier, Moreau & Co., r.
1209 Howard
Travis James, r. 3 Selina PI
Travis John, r. 225 Fourth
Travig John, expressman, cor Bush and Polk, r. 912
Katoma
Travis William, painter, r. G50 Minna
Travis William A., clerk, r. 1209 Howard
Trayers Ann (widow) , r. 330 Vallejo
Trayers John, tinsmith, r. 330 Vallejo
Trayers Mary, domestic 761 Mission
Trayers Mi. hael, varnisher, r. 330 Vallejo
TRAYJLOR WIIiLIAM AV.. mining secretary,
office 37 Nevada Block, r. 2120 Broadway
Traynor Ann (widow), janitress Jackson Street Pri-
mary School, r. 2103 Webster
Traynor Francis, shoemaker, r. 2103 Webster
Trayuor Henry, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Traynor John, clerk Morris Jacobson. r. 2103 Webster
Traynor John, tireman Genesee Mill Co., r. 2 Gold
Traynor John, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. 46
Tehama
Traynor Mary E. Miss, assistant Lobos Avenue School,
r. 2103 Webster
Traynor T., laborer Superintendent of Streets
Traynor. See Trainer and Treanor
Treacy John, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 247 Tehama
Treadwell George A., ruining, office 331 Montgomery,
r. San Rafael
Treadwell James, carpenter, r. 130 Perry
Treadwell James B., bookkeeper George R. Starr, r.
120 Ellis
TREADWELL. JAMES P., counsellor at law,
office and r. 6()6 Kearny
Treadwell John, contractor, r. Grand Central Hotel
Treadwell William W., messenger Pacific Mail S. S.
Co., r. 328 Brannan
Treager Hyin, glazier, r. 1210 Larkin, rear
Treanor Alexander, laborer Pac. Improvement Co., r.
2 Henrietta Square
Treanor Frank, waiter Occidental Hotel, r. San Rafael,
Treanor Joseph P., commission merchant, office 120
Sutter, riiom 10
Treasorier Baptiste, dye finisher F. Thomas i Co., r.
27 Tenth
TREASURER CITY AND COUNTY, office
New City Hall, first floor
TREASURY DEPARTMENT U.S. SPECIAL.
AGENTS, Custom He .use, third floor
TREASURY U. S., fi08 Commercial
Treat E.W., laborer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
Oakland
Treat Goiirge, speculator, r. 900 Shotwell
Treat John, farmer, r. W s Hampshire, bet Twenty-
Fourth and Twenty-fifih
Treat J. W., physician, r. 812 Kearny
Trebell W., carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Trebois Firmin (Astorg & Co.), r. 421 Green
Trebois Frank, merchant tailor, 222 Montgomery Av
Treboni David, r. 921 Polk
Tree Henry, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Treen William, chief clerk City Criminal Court, r. 40
Louisa
Tregellas Susan , knife pleating and drcasmakiuB, S38
Market
Treger Louis, laborer Cal. Sunar Refinery, r. 1132
Bryant
TreL'oweth William, Ki'amun, r. 114 Jackson
TREHANE JOHN, attorney at law, office 802
Montgi'mery, room .'i, r. .509 JoneH
TrejosJ. A: Co. (J. F. Skelly and Yanuarlo Arroyo),
importers ai^ commissiuu mercbantn, 123 Cali-
fornia, room 22
Trejos Joaquin (J. Trejos ,t Co.), r. Costa Rica
Tremaine Edwin F., actor California Theatre, r. 962
Folsom
Trembath Jane Mrs. (Richard il: Jane Trembath), r.
New Wisconsin Hotel
Trembath Richard (Richard & Jane Trembath), r.
New Wisconsin Hotel
Trembath Richard & Jane, proptra New Wisconsin
Hotel, NE cor Pacific and Montgomery
Tremble Robert, currier Post-oflice, r. 2439 California
Tremper P., Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont-
gomery
Trempie Fred., workman Jacob Adams, r. 637 Broad-
way, rear
Trenell Thomas, engineer Buckingham & Hecht, r,
536 Hayes
TRENKL.E EMIL., physician and oculist, office
318K»arny, r. 1111 Jones
Trepier Victor, nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Tresmontant B., nurse French Hospital, S s Bryant,
bet Fifth and Sixth
Trespaille Martin, baker, r. 1217 Steiner
Tresselt Charles, hairdresser, 525 Davis
Tressler Daniel P., bricklayer, r. 560 Minna
Tressler George, machinist, r. IC Elizab( th
Tretjen Henry, laborer, r. S s Alta PI, nr Sausom
Treverfon Stephen, liquor saloon, 1013 Kearny
Trevillian Thomas, clerk New Wisconsin Holel.r. NE
cor Montgnmery and Pacific
Trevivich William G., confectioner, 211 Sixth
TREVOR PRANK, wood and coal, 7U(j Bush, r.
1.512 Powell
Trevor Frank Jr., clerk Frank Trevor, r. l."12 Powell
Trevor Henry, clerk Charles P. Lolor, r. 1512 Powell
Trevoy Daviil S. (Hodgkins A: Trevoy), r. Cr.8 Howard
Trew Thomas D., expressman, r. 1640 Mission
Treweek Frank J., clerk, r. 15 College PI
Treyer Theophili. hairdresser and wigmaker A. Dis-
sat, r. 444 Green
Trezevaut Nathaniel M., capitalist, r. 1516 California
Trezise P. H., machinist William T. Garratt, r. 1711
Eddy
Trezzini Bernardo (Moretti A: Trezzini), r. 920 Market
Triay Antonio, liquor saloon, 118 Washington
Tribble William T., master mariner, r. S s Twentieth,
bet Dolores and Church
Triber Jacob, shoemaker S. W. Levy, r. 42 Park Av
Tribou Horatio N., teamster Adams & Taylor, r. 328
Tenth
Trice Benjamin, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 4 Vallejo PI
Trickcr Michael, teamster, r. 7 Shasta
TRICKEY JAMES B.. capitalist, office 415 San-
som, r.826 Lombard
Trickey John H., money broker, 415 Sansom, r. 826
Lombard
Tricou Henry P., receiving teller London and San
Francisco Bank. r. 1238 Mission
Tridou Louis, liquor saloon, 757 Clay
Tiiebe Bruno, cook Henry Simon, r. 1.501 ,t Market
Triebel Louis (Imhaus & Triebel), r. 26 Pearl
Trieber Falk, expressman, r. 42 Park Av
Triest Bernhard (Triest & Friedlauder), r. 1715 Pow-
ell
Triest Bernhard J., salesman Banner Bros., r. 708
Ellis
TRIEST & PRIEDLANDER (Bernhard Triest,
Herman and S. J. Friedliinder), importers and
jobbers hats and caps. 116-118 Sansom
TrilT( ft Leon, waiter Ameri an Exchange Hotel
Trif;g William E., clerk, r. 7:9 California
TMg^'s Henry, clerk John E. Hammersmith, r. 017 MlBS
Trihel Adrian (Trihel ■<; Grimm), r. 219 Mission
Tiihel .\: Grimm (Adrian Trihel and Adoljdi Grimm),
liqiior saloon and restaurant. 219 Mission
Trimble James, weigher, r. Sacramento Hotel
Trimble Leonard, veterinary surgeon J. Morton k Co.,
office and r. NE cor Taylor and Ellis
Trimble Michael, laborer James S. Dyer, r. Union, nr
Octavia
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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' JndJ A Hooper proptrs, office Pier 25^ Steuart
I Trin°v Kiver Hydraulic aid Gravel Minmg Co
t TriD.ly Co.. Cal.) . Thomas Dain secretary, office
' TBiv^TV SCHOoCNEcor Post and Powell
iTrinUrC S Mrs., r. 1027 Washington ,„„, „
TSplett Benjamin C.. jailor County Jail. r. 1332 How-
' Trip'iat Jefferson D.. bellman The Bald^yin, r. 1332
I Howard „^, _, ,
TVinl.ti Marnaret Mrs., nurse, r. o21 Tyler
, ?^^,: Clinton C real estate, office 401 CaUforma.
j Tripp'u^i'bt K'^tU-rney at law, office 401 California.
room », r. Oakland . r. , iki ow
Tripp (ieorge A. (George A. Tripp i Co.l, r. 155 Six-
TBlipP GEORGE A. & CO. (James Macken).
loppcrsmiths, plumbing, and steam fitting, 226
Frrmout _ ,,
TrlPP Uaf.it- C. Mrs., r. IGOS"^ Fillmore
Trip). H. nr\- >lrs., r. 20.J0 Mission
TRIPP J'OSIAH W., attorney at law, office 408
Cii.iforuis, moms 14-16, r. The Baldwin
-_: Tripl> L< under, calkcr, r. 312 Beale
: Tripp Stri)htn, oU-rk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
M U:iTiirk
3 Trttt.iibaoh Albert, clerk, r. 127H Dora
S TrittJ-iibaih Emil, butcher, r. 12TM D'^ra
fl Tritt<nba«h Gustave. clerk George Marcus & Co., r.
Ci 127 '■4 Dora
Triltiiibach Jacob, insurance agent, r. 127^5 Dora
^ ■ Tritt. iibacU Jacob, market, SE cor Seventh and How-
(A ' anl, r. 127 H Dora
tJ Trolx-.k Hartolomeo N. (D. Biagl & Co.), r. 1527 Pow
G Tri'boik Nicholas, real estate, office 313 Washington
•^ Tn'biick I'fter, tisherman, r. li) Vallejo
f/j TpHldtn Thomas, baker Hughes & Foley, r. 312 Jessie
J Trocll Conrad, hairdrcssiug saloon, 721 Clay, r. 729
>J Clay
3 Trogler George F., carpenter California Mills, r. 629?^
pi Fulton
C> Trojan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Kev.) , David Wilder
- necretary, oflice 328 Montgomery, room 21
g» Tndaii Kdward. laborer, r. 19 Geneva
a Trolttii I'lter, teamster, r. S s Center, nr Rhode Island
& Troll Matthew, rxiiretsuian, r. 424 Greenwich
5F Trolliel Paul H. (j". P. Tenthorty& Co.), and collector
*^ I.a/ard Freres. r. 787 Stevenson
Tronibuiil Mark, secretary Santa Cruz Island Co. , office
1 hiU) Wahhington, r. 'J2l Polk
3 Tromiiillt/. Paul, proptr Potrero Soap Works, r. 303
B OcUvia
R Tronues Alfred, confectioner Vienna Model Bakery.
r. jr,2 T<hB'..a
rt Tn>onon I^manuel. tanner Potrero Tannery, r. E s
"3 MitiHiMxippl, bet Mariposa and Sunta Clara
»rt TrooMt Ch»rlf«, liquor saloon, 520 Sacramento, r. 409
9 Poht
Ji Truiipman Henrj- (Oeorgo Ebert & Co.), r. 907 Bryant
M Tr. jipuian John. r. 'J07 Bryant
2 I'r. rt I.oiiiB P. (Heimburg i: Trost), r. 308 Francisco
3 TroHt William, hakery and confectionery, 2441 Califor-
£ nla
" Tr^tt William J., bookkeeper Starbird & Goldstone,
>, r. 506 Third
gTMtti-mant l^•no. commission merchant, r. 323 Minna
Tniltcr John, foreman Fulda Bros. & Co., r. 70C Ivv
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roiHttc Clara MIhs, milliner Mme. Louise Sorbier.
r. liy Stockton
TROIETTE HYPOUTB;
Fourth, r. 2.;;l Fourth
304
apothecary,
i-"iiiiu, r. j.».i roiirin
Trt>iiilli t Arthur, pantryman John P. Gallagher, r.
I.afay<'tte Ho\ibi'
Troulll.l Jean, lahorer, r. l.tOOM Stockton
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Troiilii Theodore L., machinist Union Iron Works, r.
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Minna
Tn'iiiiN.n John ((Viok k Trounson). r. 212 Powell
■Ir.iit I . r.lluand.elerk Connid Herrmann, r. 350 M
I r.iil Fr-derlrk, waiter St. Mary's College
TroiuNiirnia (wl.low), intllinery, 210 Fourth
Troutt lllram J. M., uphulsUrer, r. 5.'>h Seventeenth
Troutt .lainea M., cunselor at law, office 702 Market
r. r<:>H Sevontcenth
Trowbii.lge E. A., mining clerk, office 320 California.
r. I'alare Hufrl
Trowbridge Otorgo T. (Pretorlous. Trowbridge & Co.)
r. Oakland
BULLOCK S: JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Trowbridge Myra M. Miss, assistant matron Ladies'
Pro. and Relief Soc, E s Franklin, bet Geary and
Post
Trowbridge Sarah A. Mrs., female employment agency,
11 Stockton
Trowbridge W. A., miner, r. 715 Howard
Troy Catherine Miss, silkworker California Silk
Manuf Co., r. Eleventh Av, nr Railroad Av,
South S. F.
Troy Charles P., auctioneer, r. 335 Guerrero
Troy Daniel, physician, r. 1510 Sacramento
Trov Eliza Mrs. ,"r. 10-51 Market
Troy James G., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co.,r. 1517
Polk
Troy John J., polisher Goodwin & Co., r. 127 J^ Jack
Troy John R., pressman A. L. Bancroft & Co., r. 1517
Polk
Trov Luke, r. 806 Kearny
Troy M. (widow) , r. 368 Natoma
Troy Mary A. (widow), milliner, r. 1517 Polk
Troy Patrick, solicitor Home Mutual Insurance Co..
r. 1510 Sacramento
Troy Sarah (widow), milliner, r. 909 Geary
Troy William, dairyman Edward Barry, r. Crescent
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Troy William, farmer, r. Silver Av, nr Amherst
Troyer Charles, pianist, r. 411 Tyler
Troys John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Trucker Thomas, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Trudell George A., cigarmaker, r. SW cor Montgom-
ery and Broadway
True Blue Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Bodie, Mono
Co.. Cal.), John T. McGeoghegan secretary, office
318 Pine, room 13
True Blue Miuiug Co. (Lake District, Mono Co., Cal.),
John H. Sayre secretary, office 405 Cal
True Charles, engineer Union Iron Works, r. 754 Har
True Charles F., principal Union Grammar School,
r. Oakland
True Charles S., engineer .Etna Iron Works, r. 754
Harrison
True Cyrus S., collector Overland Freight Transfer
Co.. r. 1210 Mason
True Henry N., wholesale liquor dealer, r. 1807 Miss
True Jeremiah, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
True Nelson, deckhand stm El Capitan, Oakland Fer-
ry, r. 318 Davis
True Thomas D.. express wagon, NE cor Clay and Bat-
tery, r. 1640V, Mission
Trueb Rudolph, wine merchant, r. 6 Clara Lane
Truebody John, capitalist, r. 1004 Washington
Trueheart Annie S. (widow), r. 204 Twenty-second
Truel William F.. painter, r. 912 Vallejo, rear
Truelsou Jennie, domestic 819 Post
Truelsou Theodore, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Leavenworth and Sacramento, r. 1122 Leav
Trueman Herbert G., machinist West Coast Furni-
ture Co.. r. 136 Perry
Truesdale Thomas, messenger quartermaster's de-
partment U. S. A., Presidio Reservation
Truesdell Amelia C. (widow), furnished rooms and
boarding. 501 Post
Truetegeon Robert, baker New York Bakery, r. 1306}^
Stockton
Truett Frederick G., engineer Pacific Refinery and
Bullion Exchange, r. NWcor Guerrero and Twen-
ty-sec(uid
Truett M. F., civil engineer, and general superintend-
ent Bulkhead, r. 2346 Washington
Truett Miers F., mining, office 331 Montgomery, room
16, r. Clovcrdale
Truette Felix, real estate, office 6 Montgomery Av,
third floor
Trufifert Adrieune Miss, manager cloak and dress de-
partment D. Samuels, r. 1237 Stockton
Trull Harry G.. clerk Southern Pac. R. R. freight de-
pot, r. 637 Folsom
Truman Alexander, local policeman, r. 1705 Jones
Truman Asa H., machinist National Surgical Institute,
r. 319 Bush
Truman Benjamin C, U. S. Postal Agent, r. Palace
Hotel
Truman Dianthe M. (widow) , r. 16 Langton
Truman Herbert, machinist, r. 136 Perry
TRtlMAN IRWIJV J., manager Baker & Hamil-
ton (and Price Press Co.), office 13-19 Front, r.
812 Twentieth
Truman William C, r. Overland House
Tnimblo Nelson E., gluemaker Wiliard J. Willcox, r.
Fifteenth Av, bet Q and R, South S. F.
PINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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24;iy Califomia Tucker Henry S.. superintendent Sailors' Home, cor
rrumbuU C, r. The Baldwiu Harrison ami Main
Trumbull Charles, purser S. S. Ancon. Broadway i Tu.ker J., taloon watch Pacific Mail 8. 8. City of
Wharf j Syrlnoy
TRUMBlIL.l.R.J.«S£ CO. (Charles W.Beebe) , seed Tucker James, plumber W.F. Wilson, r. 920 Geary
warehouse, 419-421 Sansom Tucker John, capiulist. r. 10:JO Mii^sion
TrumbuU Robert J. (R.J. Trumbull & Co.), r. San Ra- Tucker Joseph C, physician, office 37 Kearny, r.
fael
Trumbu'.l William, .saddle and hamessmaker, 119-121
Davis, r. 1018 West Mission
Tnimmel Emilia (widow), nurse, r. 8 Erie
Tnimmel LeHa, domestic 1,500 Howard
Alameda
Tucker Josiah D., dfrk Sail'^rs' Home, cor Harrison
and Main
Tucker J. T. Mrs., artist Bradley b Rulofson, r. 429
Montgomery
Trump Isabella L. (widow), dressmaker, r. Tfi5 Market i Tucker J. W.& Co. (F. Dirking), jewelers and silver-
Trumpe Fritz, brewer Jacob Adams, r. 637 Broadway
rear
Trumpour John P., dentist. 2021 Miss, r. 401 '^ Hayes
Trumpp Susie Miss, r. 5.55,*^ Minna
Trunipp William, jjorter AUyne & White
Trunrter Anton, laborer William Schlothan, r
Minnesota, nr Sierra
Trunt .\., r. Hackmeier"s Hotel
Truscott Jane Miss. r. 1004 Washington
TRl'SSEAU PETER C, attorney at law
smiths. 131 Kearny
I Tucker Mary (widow), dressmaker, r. 931 Market
Tucker Reuben, foreman Alban B. Butler, r. Russ
House
Tucker Samuel F., propfr 8. F. and Oakland Express,
office 3 Market, r. Oakland
I Tucker Thomas, carpenter, r. 2m1C Pine
Tucker William, r. S s Filbert, nr Fillmore
Tucker William, expressman, NW cor Montgomery
and Bush, r. SW cor Union and Fillmore
real-estate agent, office 004 Merchant, rooms 16-18, ; Tucker William G., stevedore Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 022^ Green i r. 341 Tehama
Trussell Edwin F., machinist, r. Relay House i TUCKER WILXIAM J., manager American Saw
Trust Fund Insurance Association, Josiah Howell I Co., office 12 California, r. East Berkeley
vice-president. Myron P. Walker secretary, office I Tuckerman Charles, carpenter, r. 9.5.5 Howard
220 Sansom, rooms 1-2-3 ( Tuckerman Michael, r. Park Hotel
Truft Henry, musician, r. 727 Broadway Tuckey Alfred, manuf jewelry, 13 Trinity, r. 2019
Trusty Joseph, piano mover, r. SW cor Jackson and Hyde
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Montgomery
Truworthy Alonzo, superintendent calcium lights Cal-
itV)ri)ia Theatre, r. 3.5 Lantttou
TRIAVORTHY FRANCIS M., stencil cutter,
Tuckfield Frank I... r. 318 Davis
Tuel Victor, r. 113 Mason
Tuenwald Peter F., cigarmaker Mayri.sch Bros. & Co.,
r. 45 Clara
rubber stami>s, and lithographer, 318 Front, r.Ws Tuggey Arthur, helper E. K. Howes k Co., r. Oakland
Lobos, bet Orizaba and Caj)ital San Miguel
Truworthy John (Thomas Gossman & Co.) , r. 35 Lang-
ton
Trydel Thomas, seaman, r. 1.34 Steuart
Tryon Charles W.. carpenter, r. 825 Hayes
Tryon Edwin F., iiapercarrier, r. 825 Hayes
Tryon Frank, teacher University Mound College
Tryon Hattie E. Miss, milliner, r. 825 Hayes
Tryon Philo N., transferaud express agent, office cor
Fifth and Townsend, r. 11 Clinton
Tryon Susan Mrs., furnished rooms, 403^ Geary
Tryon Thomas C. policeman City Hall, r, 403^ Geary
Tryon William C, painter, r. 825 Hayes
Tschantz Jacob, porter L. & M. Sachs & Co., r. 1115!^
Tyler
Tschir. h William, baker Peter J. Kalb, r. 15 Sumner
Tschirner Max (G. Leipnitz & Co.) , r. 1407 Wash
Tschurr Christian (Tschurr ^t Dingeonj.r. 217Kearnv
TSCHURR & DEVGEON (Christian Tschurr
and Leon Dingeon), proptrs Maison Doree, 217
Kearnv
Tubbs Alfred L. (Tubbs & Co.), r. 349 Fremont
Tubbs Austin C, r. 349 Fremont
Tubbs Hiram (Tubbs k Co.) , r. Uakland
Tubbs Mary J. Mrs., r. 2 Laskie
Tubbs Richard W., superintendent Keaue Bros., r.
191 Hvde
Tuggey William, carpenter E. K. Howes k Co., r. Oak-
land
TCGGLE PHLLIP Rev., pastor St. Paul's
Church, office 402 Kearny, r. 2214 Steiner
Tuggle Samuel P., cashier Sherman, Hyde & Co., r.
2214 Steiner
Tuggle T. A., driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r. 174
Jessie
Tuite Annie Miss, cook, r. 525 Oak
I Tuite James, bakery and confectionery, 217 Eighth
I Tuite Jane Mr8.,r. 214 Ritch
Tuite Mary Miss, boxmaker Gray Bros., r. 214 Ritch
I Tuite Thomas, baker, r. 211 Eighth, rear
i Tulin Andrew, tailor, r. Kappeler Court
I TuU Christopher St. J., porter William H. Lent, r. 18
Stone
Tull Victor, r. 113 Mason
Tull William W., conductor California St. R. R.
' Tullar Albert G.. compositor Morning Call, r. 969 Hw
Tulles .\lfred, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
' TuUey John, groceries, NW cor Sansom and Union
Tulley Muiry J., domestic 900 Van Ness Av
Tulley Patrick, barkeeper, r. 101 Clara
Tulley Rosie Miss, r. NWcor Sansom and Union
Tulloch .\lbert, carpenter, r. 018 Chestnut
Tulloch Edward V., porter, r. k Polk Lane
Tulloch John, stevedore Pacific Mall S. S. Co., r. 6
Frederick
TUBBS <& CO. (Alfred L. and Hiram Tubbs),
proptrs S. F. Cordage Factorv, office 011-013 Front ' Tully Colnian Mrs. (widow), r. 45 Natoma
Tubino Domiuick, liquor saloon, SE cor Sixth and i Tully Edward F., painter, r. 255 Third
Folsom Tully Ellen (widow) ,_r. 1201 Devisadero
Tuchler Alexander, shoecutter Jory Bros., r. 12 Wash-
ington Av
Tuchler Theodore, shoemaker, r. 12 Washington Av
Tucholskv H. (widow), r. 431 O'Farrell . , ,.•,...,.
Tucholskv Henrj-. laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 431 | Tully John, conductor Omnibus R. R.
O'Farrell Tully John, varnisher Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Tucholsky Julius, stockkeeper, r. 431 O'Farrell i 124 Ivy A v „-o, „■ .
Tuck James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada : Tully John D., harnessmaker, r. 2.34 MiBsion rear
Tuck J. H. L., mining, r. 611 Nineteenth ' Tully John M., real-estate agent, r. 2734 Mission, rear
Tuck John, liquor saloon, E s San Bruno, nr Twenty- j Tully Lucas, machinist S^ F. Cordage Factory, r. E 8
TuUv James, r. 708 Howard
Tully James F., upholsterer Goodwin & Co., r. 45 Na-
toma
Tully John, boilermaker, r. .54 First
ninth
Tuck Joseph, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Tuck J. W., farmer, r. 54 First
Tucker D. H., r. 9 Mason •
Tucker Edwin D., painter, r. 1324 Harrison
Tucker Ellen (widow), dressmaker, r. 524 Sixth
Tucker F. M., driver Omnibus R. R.
Tucker George, ironroofer, r. 30 Welsh
Tucker George H. (George Hayes & Co.), r. Oakland
Tucker George L., mining, r. 208 Turk
Tacker George W., plasterer John Q. Garfield, r. 28
Ellis
Pennsylvania .\v, nr Sierra
Tully Margaret (widow), housekeeper, r. 1065 How
Tully Mary Miss, machine operator E. Detrick k Co.,
r. 51 Natoma
Tully Patrick, carpenter, r. 131 Dora
Tully Patrick, driver Omnibus R. R., r. 159 Clara
Tully Patrick, machinist, r. S s Nineteenth, bet Sher-
man and Diamond
Tully Thomas, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy k Oo., r.
45 Natoma
Tully Thomas, laborer, r. 340 Fifth
Tully William, porter Palace Hotel, r. 666 Mission
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I Tultoh Alexander N. M.,chief oflicer O. & O. S. S. Aus-
Tnm"uden Otto (Beal & Turn Suden). r. 326 Jessie
Tumble John, longshoreman, r. 106 Jackson
Tumont Victor, laborer, r. 30 Church PI
: Tungate John B.. clerk District Attorney, r. .09
Sanchez
Tnnge Hans, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
, Tnnnv Patrick, blacksmith, r. 5 S.ilmon , ^„ ,
Tunniick Andrew, salesman Cyrus Adams & Co., r.
1202 Mason ^. . ,
Tunstead Thomas, currier, r. XW cor I men and
: Webster
Tuolli I-;aac. seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Tapper (i. Hammond, cabinetmaker, r. lOUi \N ash
' Turbi Peter, laborer, r. 704 Pacific
Tnr.l John (Lemoine, Gambert «: Co.). r. Oakland
Turf House. Patrick Farrell proptr, S s Point Lobes
Av. bet XineUenth and Twentieth avs
Turk Cath.rine Mrs. (widow) . r. 743 Pine
Turk Christopher (Xoethis & Turk), r. 1747 Mission
Tur^ Henrv (.Neubert & Turk), r. 1515 Tu.vlor
Turk Kate Miss, sewing machine operator Levi StrauBS
k Co.. r. 743 Pine
Turk Margaret (widow), r. 32 Sixth
Turk Street Hotel, Kayser & Klose proptrs, 22-24
, Turk „ ,
Turk Street Laundry, Pedro Pelanda proptr, o20 Turk
, TurkinutiiU Edward J., salesman Colman Bros., r.
; 1507 Stock t n
TurkiiiRton William, cabinetmaker N. Gray & Co., r.
i 15u7 St ckton
Tnrlev Delia, domestic 720 Tyler
Turley John, blacksmith, r. E s Noe, bet Eighteenth
' and Nineteenth
I Turley I'ly.sses, blacksmith, r. E 8 Noe, betEighteenth
and Niuettentli
I Turiustroni \Villi:iiii. seaman, r. 503 Folsom
\ TfRX VEREIX HALX. (Eureka), E s Powell, bet
; Calif'iriiitt aud Pine
I TURN VKREIX HAIX(old), N s Bush, bet Stock-
i t..n aud Powell
Tl'R.V VF:RE1\ HALLi (San Francisco), S sTurk,
j bi t L'-avenworth and Hyde
TurubuU B. C. cl.rk Liverpool and London and Globe
lusurance Co., r. .\lameda
, Turnbull (Icrge, seaman, r. 131 Steuart
' Tuinbull John. buiUhr, r. 513 Minna
Turnbull Thomas. Kiggers" Pro. Union, 246 Third
Turnbull Tliomas, siaman, r. 16 Hunt
Turubull Walt, r (Woods .V: Freeborn), r. 321 Ellis
' Turnbull Waltir. carjX'Uter, r. 513 Minna
Turnbull Williuin, oiler PacUic Mail S. S. City of New
York. r. MNj.'^ Valencia
. Turner .\brahani, master Miariner, r. 11 Kearny
'< Turner Allier'., actor, r. 423 Dupont
Turner Alveu C, collector, r. 126 Locust Av
Turner .\ndrew J. (Turner, Kennedy k Shaw) , r. 560
' Kidsoni
: Turner Ann (widow/, r. 16 Hunt
Turner HenjaiiiiD C, captain stm City of Stockton,
! Washington Street Wharf
, Turner Cejihas, vice-president Bay City Soda Water
i Co., r. KiO California
, Turner Charles, deckhand stm San Joaquin No. 2,
; JackHon Street Whurf
Turner Charles O. Mr«., r. 424 Geary
Turner Charles P., confectinner, 1012 Market
' Turner Daniel , niessenger Wells, Fargo & Co.
TunuT l)anl< I. pliisterer, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Turner Danii-I D.. printer John F. Brown, r. 545 Min
Turner David, uia hiuist Union Iron Works, r. 1 Zoe
PI
Turner E<lward, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 420 Kearny
Turner Edward Q.. carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 531 Te-
hama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Tnnier Frederb k, laborer Sander's Hotel
Turner Frederick, porter Falkenstein & Co., r. 1208
Howard
Turner Frederick H.. artificial stone layer, r. 279 Stev.
enwon
TIH.NER fiEORGE, attorney at law, office 331
Montgoii.c ry. Mom '23. r. 'J04 Washington
Turner (ieorge M.. bookkeeper Frederick Chester &
Co.. r. Uaklaud
Turner George U., deputy citv and county surveyor, r.
UIH Hyde '
Turner G( orge R., agent R. G. Haskell & Co., r. 734
I Bhotwell
Turner Gottlieb (Turner & Miller) , r. SW cor San Jose
Av aud Thirtieth
Turner Henry, bartender Antonio Fleres, r, Oakland
Turner Henry R.. storekeeper Pacific Mail S.S. Co., r.
35 South Park
Turner H. F., clerk Pope & Talbot, r. 418 Brannan
Turner Howard (Stickler K Turner), r. Prescott
House
Turner James S.. compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
717 O'Farrell
Turner John, capitalist, r. 552 Minna, bet Sixth and
Seventh
Turner John, clerk, r. 618 Pine
Turner John. cook. r. 68 Oregon
Turner John, liquor saloon, 268 Brannan
Turner John, shijemaker, r. 223 Stevenson
Turner Jonn D.. bootblack. 221 Sansom. r. E s Dia-
mond, bet Sever teenth and Eighteenth
Turner John H. (Turutr & Butler), r. 115 Jessie
Turner John M., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co.. r. 223
Green
Turner Joseph, brassfinisher William T. Garratt, r.
Jackson, nr Jones
Turner Joseph, machinist ^tna Iron Works, r. 1510
Polk
Turner J. S., r. Overland House
TURNER, KEXXEDY & SHAW (A. J. Turner,
John F. Kennedy, and George T. Shaw), lumber
dealers, cor Fourth and Channel
Turner Labau E.. paperhanger George W. Clark, r.
132 Eiu'hth
Turner LeGrand M., bookkeeper Thomas Newell, r.
307 Oetiivia
Turner Lizzie H. Miss, ad.iuster coiner's department
U. S. Mint. r. 325 Ellis
Turner Louis H., captain brig Percy Edward, office 122
California
Turner M., clerk Alexander Nicoll, r. 126 Locust Av
Turner Mary Miss, r. 717 O'Farrell, rear
Turner Matthew (Turner & Rundle) , r. E s Tennessee,
nr Solano
Turner M. Louise (widow), r. 1225 Pierce
Turner N., machinist, r. 630 Brannan
Turner Newton, sawyer PdCific Box Factory, r. 132
Brannan
Turner P. Mrs., furnished rooms, 311 Dupont
Turner Paul, caudymaker Foster & Co.. r. Elcho
House
Turner R. A., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Peking
Turner Richard B.. real-estate agent, office 640 Clay, r.
N s Lombard, bet Webster aud Fillmore
Turner Robert: pressman Evening Bulletin, r. 1121
Taylor
Turner Robert, waiter Palace Hotel
Turner Robert D., butcher, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and
P, South S. F.
Turner Thomas, r. 31 Eleventh
Turner Thomas, laundry, 16 Hermann
Turner William, blacksmith John Ewing, r. 446 Nato-
ma, rear
Turner William, clerk Davis Brothers, r. 524 Jones
Turner William, plumber Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 10 Hunt
Turner William, shoefltter, 106 Dupont, r. 222 Stev
Turner VVillihm, shoemaker, NW cor Fourth and
Townseiid
Turner William, waiter Palace Hotel
Turner William, watchmaker, 524 Battery, r. 249 J<i
Fourth
Turner William J. (Turner & Co.) , r. 619 East
Turner William J., shademaker George W. Clark, r.
132 Eighth
Turner & Butler (John H. Turner and Robert Butler) ,
house and signiiainters, 115 Jessie
Turner & Co. (William J. Turner), wood, coal, posts,
and bark, 619 East
Turner & Miller(Gottlicb Turner and Boultz Miller)
proptrs San Francisco Dairy, SAV cor San Jose At
aud Thirtieth
Turner & Rundle (Matthew Turner), agents Tahiti
Line Packets, office 122 California
Turney .Andrew, bookkeeper McAran & Co.,
Eddy
Turuey Francis Miss, nurse, 401 Van Ness Av
Turuey John H., capitalist, office 410 Pine, r.
lita
Turney Louisa Miss, teacher music, r. 319 Taylor
Turney Patrick, fireman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 36
Rubs
213
Sauce-
BULLCCZ & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Undeiwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Raza Stores, 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Tumey Peter, hostler United Carriage Co.
Turuey T., seuniau, r.204 Sleuart
Turnoi-k AiKlrcw. cUrk, r. 120J Mason
Turuock Joseph, eii-ineer Golden State and Miners'
Iron Work'*, r. Napa, nr Delaware
Turnot Tlionias, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
TurnquiBt (. harlotte (widow), doiiustie 1312 Jones
Turouuet Jean, waiter, r. 811 Stockton
Turpie Alfred, machinist Kisdon I. and L. Works, r.
10:i Mission
Turpin Eloi, shoemaker, 15 Everett
Turpin Frederick L., clerk Branch House, 424 Sansoni
Turpin John N.(Lueders & Turpin), r. 719 California
Turpin Julius, cook Charles Peehin, r. 421 Green
Turpin Louis, eaudymuUer, r. 16 Card Alley
Turrell lieorge, boots and shoes, H Sixth, r. 1119
Twcnty-tirst
Turrell Oliver B., foreman book printing department
A. L. Bancroft J« Co., r. 205 Valencia
Turrell. See Turel, and Tyrrell
Turrill Charles B. (Billings, Harbourne & Co.), r.
Grand Hotel
Turrill Madison H., with Billings, Harbourne & Co
r. Grand Hotel
Turrill Mary S. (widow), r. 1024 Turk
Tusca'ora Mill and Mining Co. (Tuscarora, Nev.).
Mark E. Sperling secretary, office 309 Californiai
room 15
Tusch Ma: tin, Lafayette Guard Armory. 730 Mont
Tubchiiisky J., dressmaker, 1007 Stockton
Tuska Uriel J., bookkeeper Simon Silverberg, r. 1133
Ellis
Tustin Peter, r. 307 Washington
TUSTIM WILLIAM I., wind-mill, horse power,
water tink and pumii manuf, 51 Beale, r. 1030
Twenty-tirst
TuBtman O. H., varnisher Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 177 Clnra
'IMthammer Hans P., stevedore, r. 248 Perry
Tuthill George Vf., millwright John Hammond, r.
536 3« Howard
Tuthill Thomas, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. SE
cor Shasta and MiihiKan
Tutt James, master mariuer, office 305 East
Tuttle Albert J. (Tuttle Brothers), r. SE cor Eigh-
teenth and Diamond
Tuttle Annie F. Mrs., machinist Edwin H. Mozart, r.
129 Third
TUTTLE BROTHERS (Albert and John), brick-
makers, cor Eighteenth aud Douglass, office 528
California, room 1
Tuttle Charles K., druggist Randolph R. Hay, r. 811
Shotwell
Tuttle Frances Mrs., seamstress, r. 129 Third
Tuttle George F., bookkeeper Killip & Co., r. 632 Geary
Tiittle H. v., law student O. P. Evans, r. 121 Powell
Tuttle Hiram H. (Howe & Hall) , r. Brooklyn Hotel
Tuttle James, carpenter, r. S s Union, nr Sansom
Tuttle John (Tuttle Brothers) , r. SE cor Eighteenth
and Diamond
Tuttle Joseph, guard House of Correction
Tuttle Joseph, mining, r. 811 Shotwell
Tuttle Rebecca Y. Mrs., r. 202 Sixth
Tuttle Samuel J. (Tuttle k Clark), r. 220 Ninth
Tuttle William H., moulder Excelsior Planing Mill, r.
224 Fourth
Tuttle William S., groceries, S s Army, bet Sanchez
and Church
Tuttle k Clark (S imuel J. Tuttle and George S. Clark) ,
teamsters Kenton, Holmes k Co.
Tweed James, cig;ir dealer, r. 771 Mission
Tweed John, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Tweedale Theophilus, janitor Mechanics' Pavilion, r.
KW cor Eighth and Mission
Tweedy Joseph, porter Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 6 Him-
melman PI
Tweithmann Nicholas (Tweithmann & Peters), r. NE
cor Tenth and Foleom
Tweithmann & Pel eis (Nitholas Tweithmann and H.
Peters) , groceries aud liquors, NE cor Tenth and
Folsom
TWELFTH DISTRICT COURT, Old City Hall,
second floor
TWELFTH DISTRICT LIGHT HOUSE, In-
spector's and engineer's office 120 Sutter
Twenstrop Peter, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
TWENTY- THIRD DISTRICT COURT, '21
Post
Twichell George E., upholsterer Goodwin k Co., r.
421 Ellis
Twigg Charles, bricklayer, r. 310 Third
Twipg John, boatbullder, cor Rltch and King, r 7
Haggin
Twiggs Daniel A., capitalist, r. 214 Seventh
Twiggs James, engineer South Point Millg, r. 474
Tehama
Twiggs Jcdin W,, asuayer Par. Relintry and Bullion
K.\change. r. C55 Hairison
Twiggs Maggie, dressmaker, r. 474 Tehama
Twiggs SuBunnah, furnished rooms, 105 Stockton
Twight Hi riiian, siaman. r. 131 Steuart
Twin Peaks Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), T. W. Col-
burn secretiry. office 414 California
Twiug Daniel H. (D. H. Twiug.t C.>.),r. 1C13 Post
Twiug D. H. k Co., stockbrokers, office 313 Montgom-
ery
Twitchell Henry M., porterH. Dutard, r. 531 Sac
Twohey K^linond, r. 214 Turk
Twohey Mary Miss, capmaker Wolf & Flelsher, r. 458
Natoma, rear
Twohig Dennis, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co. ,r. Na
Sierra, nr Michigan
Twohig p;dw!ird !•'., extramau Hose No. 3, S. F F D
r. 731 Treat Av
Twohig Jeremiah, hariiesscleaner McCord, Bridge A:
Co., r. 731 Treat Av
Twohig John, cook Michael DiiscoU, r. 414 Fran-
cisco
Twohig Joseph J., delivery clerk Western Union Tel-
egraph Co., r. 731 Trent .\v
Twombley A. J., laborer Pacific Commercial Co., r
1108 Larkiu
Twombley Albert, teamster, r. 1328 California, rear
Twombley Benjamin, clerk Elcho House, r. 863)4
Miirket
Twombley M:iry Miss, housekeeper 1025 Clay
Twomey Edward, janitor South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School
Twomey Edward, steward Industrial School, r. 1135
Folsom
Twomey Michael, liquor saloon, 2:M Fremont
Twortwich Owen, laborer, r. 37 Commercial
Twyfurd .■Vlfred, laborer Humboldt Wharf Warehou(?e,
r. 555 3<. Natoma
Twyford Thomas, helper John McClellan, r. 565 )i
Natoma
Twynam Susan, domestic 1004 Geary
Tybo Consolidated Mining Co. (Nye Co., Nev.), Wil-
liam W. Parrish secretary, office 328 Montgomery,
room 7 I
Tychsou Sophia, domestic Grand Hotel i
Tyler C^harles. painter H. G. Jarman, r. 812)4 Jessie
Tyler Charles M., miner. r.911 McAllister
Tyler Charles R., bookkeeper Baldwin Gardiner, r.
1057 Mi.-sion
Tyler Cvren, superintendent Grand Western Market,
r. 1.523 Polk
Tvler Edward P., janitor, r. 8 -lohn
Tyler Elizabeth (widow), (S. H. Tyler k Co.), r. Oak-
land
Tyler Frank, printer M. Schmidt & Co., r. 31 O'Far-
rell
Tyler Frank H. (S. H. Tvler & Co.), r. Oakland
TYLER GEORGE W., attorney at law, office C36
Clay, r. .\lameda
Tyler Ueni-y, waiter .\lfred W. Manning
Tyler J. Mrs., r. .'>07 Bush
Tyler Jame.i L., clerk Auditor M. P. and M. Depart-
ment Central Pac. R. R., r. 607 Powell
Tyler John, r. 521 Pacific
Tyler .lohn E., magnetic healer, r. 317 Bush
Tyler Mannic (widow), r. 6:11 Ellis
Tyler Martha L. (widow), r. 1709 Jessie
Tyler Mary (widow), r. 812 k- Jessie
Tyler Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Victor Fern-
bach secretary, office 327 Pine, rooms 9-10
Tvler Moulton L., r. 1709 Jes.■^ie
Tyler R. J., farmer, r. 636 ComnnTrial
Tyler S. H. k Co. (Frank H. Tyler and Elizabeth
Tyler) , cream tartar, soda and saleratua mauufs,
221 Commercial
Tyler T. P., teacher .M. E. Chinese Mission, r. 8 John
Tyler Walker C, captain stm Alice Garratt, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Tynan Jt>haunah Miss, domestic 2820 Mission
Tynan Martin, laborer Calvarj' Cemetery, r. W s St.
Joseph Av. bet Ellis and Kddy
Tynan Patrick, teamster, r. 9 Lick Alley
Tynan Thomas, bellman American Exchange Hotel
Tynan Thomas P„ r. 608)4 Grove
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merchant, r. cor New Park Boad
lencia
Tj-nan 'Williain D., tailor, r. aOi Post
Tyndale Kobert, r. Ii22 Foleom
T>ii<iale W. C, salesman E. Guittard & Co., r. Oakland I
Tvndall James, laborer Union Iron Works, r. ISRauscb
Tyrenn John, laborer James S. Dyer, r. Union, nr Oc-
Tyrcr William H., fireman Union Iron Works, r. 112
Bernard
Tyrrell Edgar, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Tyrrell James, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Tyrrell John, laborer Safety Powder Co., r. SW cor |
Lombard and Octa^-ia '
Tyrnll John, shoemaker H. M. Couch, r. bhotwell,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Tyrrell John H., carriage factory, 658-660 Mission, r.
52ii O'Farrell
Tyrrell Joseph, driver Jung & Utz, r. 1121M Folsom
Tyrrell Joseph F., painter Frank A. Rutherford, r.
230 Clara
Tyrrell Michael, teamster, r. Ridley, bet Mission and
Valencia
Tyrrell Peter, laborer, r. 10 Eleventh
Tyrrell Robert, comedian Buckleys Varieties, r. 513
BuRh
Tyrrell William, brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 195
Sixteenth
Tyrrell. See Terrill. Turel, and Turrill
Tvrroll George, bookkeeper, r. 308M Tenth
Tyson .\ndrew J. (Tyson & Bill) , r. 926 Stockton
IvBon Duncan S., liquor saloon, 122 Leidesdorff, r. 72
Nat'ima
Tyw)n Eliza (widow), r. 2«5 Clementina
Tyson Frank, waiter O. &0. S. S. Australia
Tysou H. F., laborer. 708 Commercial
TyHon iHaac, longshoreman, r. 1824 Hyde
I vhon Jarob. watchman, r. 420 Powell
TYSOX JAMES, bookkeeper Hope Iron Works, r.
017 Third
Tvson John, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
IJHon Jiii^eph (Tyson & McKee), r. 2126 Bush
Ty.Hon Joceph B.. expressman, NW cor Powell and
Pacific, r. 1142 Union
Tyson k Bill (.\ndrew J.Tyson and George Bill),
bntchers,92t'i Stockton
Tyson ^ McKee (Joseph Tyson and Samuel McEee),
stockbrokers, office 31 ti Montgomery
Tython Vlncenzo, fisherman, r. 898 Front
506
I'miai'h Bros. (John and Frank), bairdressing saloon.
12 Ueary
t l>haiis Frank (Pbliaus Bros), r. 858 Mission
, I bliaUH John (i'bhaus Bros.), r. 8.58 Mission
I'bhaiiM Louis, barbrr, r. 4 Vulhjo Terrace
' Urchhar Louis, tisherman, r. 89H Front
I rhtniunn Henry, cabinetmaker Gilbert & Moore, r.
fill Natonia
I il' II William L., plasterer, r. fiOitJ^; Minna
Iffrii Keinhold J., laborer Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 11
MaHon
rrflliiKer George, foreman Herman Granz, r. \H}i
Harriet
Uford Clara Miss, shoeflttcr, r. 8 Cadell Alley
t'galde Citsiniira (widow), r. 1506 Dnpont
I'k'ow Itlrliard, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
921 Niitoma
I'hl A<lol]>b, slioemaker, 6 Exldy, r. 1040V. Mission
Uhl (ieorgc (Golly & Uhl|,r. 112 Turk
Ublencaiup John C. porter Albert Mau & Co., r. 226
Minna
Ubicr Charles, blacksmith, r. NE Cor Fifth and Bran
Uhler J. Clement (D. A. Carpenter & Co.), r. 124
Tyli-r
Uhllg Carl, bookkecjicr O. H. Keyes, r. 36 Steuart
Uhllg Carl. 'Irauglitsinan State Harbor Commissioners
r. r.itciiiir.irtiiB
I llhllg U..beri, vlnllnist, r. 110 OFarrell
I rblninn Henry, laborer, r. 409 Pacific
I t;iily Frederick, carpenter, r. 4 Burgoyne PI
I Uhriu Chrihtian A., real estate, r. 947 Howard
Uhrlandl ll.rmann E. (Radovich 4 Uhrlandt)
Kearny
L'lffers Frittyof, stevedore Pacific Mall 8. 8. Co
Kreelon
OUniann Isaac, teamster, r. 841 Mission
r. 413
r. 133
Ullmann P.iul, r. 841 Mission
Ullner Frank C, architectural draughtsman
Scotland
UUo Alfred, cashier Goodall, Perkins & Co.,
Ellis
Ullsen Eliaa, laborer California Boiler Works, r. 260
First
Ulm Adam, baker, r. 728 Bay
Ulmer John, laborer William H. Ohmen, r. 431 Pine
Ulmer Moses, importer and dealer cigars and tobacco,
SW cor Montgomery and Clay, r. 305 Kearny
Ulner William, machinist Remington Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 315 Green
Ulp Alfred, employee U. S. Mint, r. 771 Mission
Ulrich H., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Ulrich Herman, hallman Buss House
Ulrich John G., cutter C. C. Hastings & Co., r. 1818
Jessie
Ulrich Joseph, tailor, r. 9 August Alley
Ulrich Louis, real estate, r. 1232 Dupont
Ulrich Mary (widow), r. 616 Octavia
Ulrich R., landscape gardener, 339 Bush, r. Menlo
Park
UlshoferMarv (widow) ,r. cor Clara Av and Sixteenth
Ulshofer Mathias, tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. 103
Third
I Ulson John, waiter, r. 421 Dupont
Ulson Peter, waiter, r. 421 Dupont
UlstunJoseph, r. 403^ Geary
Umbach Christopher, porter Naber, Alfs & Brune, r.
208 Nineteenth
Umbsen Gustave, clerk Madison & Burke, r. 933^ Col-
ton
Umhalt Anna (widow), r. 123 Francisco
Umland Hermann, gardener, r. NW cor Guerrero and
Sixteenth
Uncle Sam Mining Co. (Eureka Co., Nev.), D. F. Ver-
denal secretary, office 6-7 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Underhill Frank, r. 919 Post
Underbill Frank R., helper Union Box Factory, r. 5
Gilbert
Underhill George L., bookkeeper Selby Smelting and
Lead Co., r. 203 Powell
Underbill Gilbert E., r. 672 Natoma
Underhill HenrjB., attorney at law. and agent Central
Pac. R. R. and Southern Pac. R. R., office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend. room 5. r. Oakland
UNDERHXIxL HEXRY' B. JR., secretary Selby
Smelting and Lead Co., office 216 Sansom. room 1,
r. 1926 Pine
Underhill Jacob, commission hardware merchant,
office 308 California, r. Grand Hotel
Underhill Minnie Miss, r. 1700 Geary
Underbill William A., clerk agent's office Central Pac.
R. R., r. 203 Powell
Underwood Charles, farmer, r. Brooklyn Hotel
Underwood Harry E. (Underwood & Kordmeyer) , r.
2'.;0- Mission
Underwood Henry D., clerk Folger, Schilling & C©.,
r. Oakland
Underwood Susan (widow), r. 1116 Pacific
Underwood Thomas H., carpenter D. A. Macdonald k
Co.. r. 323 Jessie
Underwood & Kordmeyer (Harry E. Underwood and
George Kordmeyer), propers Rubs House Bar and
Billiard Saloon
UNDERWRITERS, Amsterdam (James De Frem-
ery),410 Battery; Bordeaux (Henry Schroder &
Co.), SW cor Battery and Washington; Boston
(Joseph S. Bacon) . 316 California ; Bremen (Henry
Balzer & Co.), 209 Sansom ; French (Edward Che-
vassus) , 205 Sansom ; Hamburg (Hellmann Broth-
ers & Co.), 525 Front; London Lloyds (Falkner,
Bell & Co.), 430 California; New York (Oliver
Eldridge), 318 California; Philadeli^hia (Josephs.
Bacon) , 316 California; San Francisco Fire (Charles
D. Haven secretary), 416 California; San Fran-
cisco Marine (Caspar T.Hopkins secretary), 318
California
UNDERWRITERS' AGENCY (New York),
Henry Balzer & Co. agents, office 209 Sansom
UNDERWRITERS' FIRE PATROL OF
SAN FRANCISCO, headquarters SW cor
Stevenson and Ecker
I Unfug William, shipping clerk Bothin, Dallemand &
' Co., r. 1912 Mason
BULLOCZ & ,' 0NS5, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
UNG
867
UNI
Unger Arannda Miss, domestic H25 Gui-rrero
Unger Adolph (Uiigtr k Mendheim) . r. Brooklyn
Uuger Auuie Miss, assiBtaut South Cosiuopolitau Pri-
niarj- School, r. 726 OTarrell
Unger CYessy, messenger Custom House, r. 768 Har
UiigiT Eliza Miss. r. 76H Harrison
tFn^;ir Eliza Mrs., nurse, r. 1 Wetuiore PI
Cnger Frank, r. Orafcam House
Unger Frank L., roll keeper Pacific Stock Exchange
r. 1104 Market
Unger Harry H., bookkeeper Rosenthal, Feder & Ck).,
r. 7-Jii OTarrell
Unger Louis, market, 1202 Stock, r. 1910 Larkln, rear
Unger Marcus, merchant tailor, r. 72ti O'Earrell
Unger Philip, student Barnard's Business College
Un;<er Ri>se (widow) , r. 3 Sherwood PI
Unger William, carriagemaKCr B. Grave k Co., r. 768
Harrison
Unger A: Mendheim (Adolph Unger and Moritz Mend-
heim), real-estate agents, o(iice208 Montgomery
Ungermauu Amelia, domestic 1217 Sutter
Ungermann Fred, tailor Alexander Mac Beth, r. 9 Ber-
nard
Ungerviekel Heinrich, waiter, r. P Dupont
Uugrott August, liquor saloon, 18 Hayes
Unguretti F., Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Mont
TJNIOX BANK OP AUSTRALIA, Hellmann
Brothers & Go. agents, olhce 525 Front
UNION BOX FACTORY, George W. Swan & Co.
proptrs. 11'1-124 Spear
UNION BRASS FOUNDRY, Giovanninl & Ben-
nerseueidt proptrs, 417 Mission
Union Brewery, Christian Hess proptr. 326-328 Clem
Union City Steamers, Henry Osttrloh agent, office 37
Coiiiiuercial
UNION CLiUB, rooms 508 California
Union Consolidated Mining Co. (Cerro Gordo, Inyo
Co.), Thomas M. Converse secretary, office 402
Front
Union Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) , J. M. Buffington secretary, office 309 Cali-
fornia, room 4
Union File Works, Albert Wolf proptr, 1332 Columbia
Union Flag Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.), William H. Allen secretary, office 419 Cali-
fornia, room 17
UNION FURNITURE MANUFACTURING
CO. (Christian and William Spiegel, and William
Schnutenhaus) , 500 Brannan
Union Gas Machine Co., John J. Applegate secretary,
office 331 Montgomery, room 8
Union Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co., Cal.), Matthew
F. Game secretarv, office 320 Sausom, room 24
UNION HAIiL., S s Howard, bet Third and Fourth
UNION HOTEL., Adam Wagner proptr, 34 Hayes
Uui'iu Hotel, John Burke proptr, 511-.S13 Mission
Union House, Andrew Marietich proptr, 32 Steuart
UNION INSURANCE CO. (tire and marine) , Gus-
tav Touchard president, Charles D. Haven secre-
tary, office 416 California
UN^ON INSUR.\NCE CO. OP GALVESTON,
Hut'.hinsou & Mann agents, office 320-324 Cal
UNION IRON WORKS, Prescott, Sett & Co.
proi^trs, NE cor First and Mission
Union Lumber Association, W. J. Adams president,
John Campbell secretary, office 204 California,
Wharfinger's Office, SW cor Brannan and Beale
UNION LUMBER YARD, Jonas J. Morrison
pr-ptr. NE cor Mission and Spear
UNION MALT HOUSE, Scherr, Bach k Co.
projitrs, 1413-1415 Folsom, offi. e 511 Sacramento
UNaON MARINE INSURANCE CO. (limited),
Falkner, Bell & Co. agents, 430 CaUfornia
UNION MARKET, S s Howard, bet Third and
Fourth
Union Mission School (Chinese), 702 Jackson
Union Mutual Life Insurance Co., J. M.Foi manager,
office CiOl California, room 3
UNION NEAVS CO. (Frederick Vaughan) , 8E cor
Washington and Sansom
Union Nursery, Jean Labhard proptr, N s Post, bet
Central Av and Lyon
UNION PACIFIC SALT CO., John Barton presi-
dent, factory 34-36 Sacramento, office 216 Sac
Union Pacinc Silk Factory, Joel 0. Bode proptr, E s
San Bruno Road, nr County Line
UNION PRESERVE FACTORY, Sol. Wangen-
heim & Co. proptrs, 118-126 Davis
UNION SOAP FACTORY, Charle* Petersen k
Co. proptrs, Juniper, bet Folsom and Harrison
Union Soda Works, Qeorgo C. Thompson proptr, 626
Union
UNION STREET WHARF, foot Union
Union Tanning and Currying Co. (Morris HenncMy),
tannery 735 itrunuau
Union Tug Boat Co., George F. Smith superintendent,
office Pier 9. Steuart
UNION WAREHOUSE, Schollc k Lankershim
proptrs, NW cor liiloii and Battery
Union West Mining Co. (Arizona), E. B. Booth secre-
tary, offic- 3J0 t'Hlif.irnia
UNITED AN.\HEIM WINE GROWERS*
ASSOCI.VTION, Bach, Me. 8e& Co. successors,
office and viiults 3'.'1 Montgomery, cor Summer
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDS,
hall 413 Sutter
UNITED CARRIAGE CO., George 8. Ladd pree-
ideut, Andrew White secretary, James McOord
superintendent, office 2 New Montgomery, stables
615-617 Howard
UNITED FIREMEN'S INSURANCE CO.
(Philadelphia), J. J. Desmond J; Sons general
agents, 410 California
United Land Association, L. A. Booth President, 401
California, room 7
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN SALA-
MANDER FELTING CO., Seward Cole man-
ager, berry, bet Fourth am) Filth, office 317 Cal
UNITED STATES APPRAISER'S STORE,
SW cor Jackson and Battery, supplementary store
NW cor Jackson and Sansom
UNITED STATES ARMY, Adjutant-General
Military Division Pacilic and Department Cali-
fornia, office Preaidio
UNITED ST.\TES ARMY, Chief Commissary
Subsietence Military Division Pa« ific and Depart-
ment California, office 105 Stockton and Presidio
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Paymaster
Military Division Pacibc and Department Cali-
fornia, office Presidio
UNITED STATES ARMY, Chief Quartermaster
Military Division Pacific and Department Cali-
fornia, office 105 Stockton
UNITED STATES ARMY, Clothing Depot Mil-
itary Division Pacific, olhce 105 Stockton
UNITED STATES ARMY, Commandant Mill-
tary Divisicjn Pacific and Department California,
office Presidio
UNITED STATES ARMY, Depot Commissary
Subsistence Military Division Pacific, office 111
Stockton
UNITED STATES ARMY, Depot Quartermas-
ter Military Division Pacific, office 105 Stockton
UNITED STATES AR.MY, Engineers Division
Pacific, office Presidio, Harbor Fortifications, of-
fice .533 Kearny, Lighthouse, office 120 Sutter
UNITED STATES ARMY, Gem ral Recruiting
Service Military Division Pacilic, office 105 Stock
UNITED STATE.S ARMY, Headquarters Mili-
tary Division Pacific and Department California,
office Presidio
UNITED STATES ARMY, Inspector- General
Military Division Pacifii', office Presidio
UNITED STATES ARMY, Judge Advocate Mil-
itary Division Pacific and Department California.
office Presidio
UNITED STATE.S ARMY, Local Paymaster,
office 105 Stockton
UNITE:D states army. Medical Director
Military Division Pacific and Department Cali-
fornia, office Presidio
UNITED STATES ARMY, Medical Purveyor
Militnry Division Pai ific. office 104 O'Farrell
UNITED ST.\TES ARMY, Me.lical Storekeeper
Military Division Pa( ific, office li>4 O'Farrell
UNITED STATES ARMY, Military Storekeeper
in charge clothing, Military Division Pacific,
office 105 Stockton
UNITED STATES ARMY, Quartermaster's De-
partment Military Division Pacific and Depart-
ment California, office Presidio
UNITED ST.VTES ASSI.STANT TREA-
SURER, office 61(8 Conitiiercial
UNITED ST.VTES BARGE OFFICK (Bevenne
Service), Front St. Wharf
UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE,
Gower * Oilman proptrs, NE cor Uroailway and
Battery _
UNITED STATES BONDED WAREHOUSE,
John O. Strauch proptr, NW cor Vallejo and Front
BEAMISH'S Shirts Ready made and to Ordei'.
ANTIERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 MoSgomerySt
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United Statf 8 Brewerv, WanueDmacher & Kronenberg
proptrs, NE cur Franklin and McAllister
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT (clerk),
office V. S. Court Builaing.room 1
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, judge s
.haiubers I'. S. Court Buildlcg. rooms 3-1
UNITED STATES COAST AXD GEODETIC
SURVEY, offii'e 'JH Stocliton
UNITED STATES COLLECTOR CUST03IS,
Port San Francisco. Custom House, third floor
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS, L. S.
B. Sawyer, J. F. O'Beirne. Southard Hott'man, A.
D. Griinwocd, H. F. Lardner, David Lyon, U. S.
Court Building. Cliarles A. Low 23 Montgomery
Block, Nathaniel Holland 60.5 Clay, J. A. Robin-
'■ bou 010 Commercial, John J. Maginis 036 Clay,
1 Charles J. Torbert NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Cnit'd States Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining
i Co. (Xev.), Masi.n C. Southard secertary, office
! 411 V; Californin, room 11
UNITED STATES COURT BUILDING, NE
cor Battery and Wsishington
I UNITED STATES CUST03I HOUSE, NW cor
I Wusliingt ill and Hattcn-
j UNITED STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
( (.mci- 7-8 V. S. Court Building
! UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT(clerk),
I office 14 U. S. Court Building
' UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, Dis-
j trict of California, judges chambers 10 U. S. Court
Building
; UNITED STATES DRAYMEX, office 241Jack
; UNITED STATES GRAND JURY, room 17
I r. H. Court Building
I UNITED STATES INSPECTOR BOILERS,
i otViic 11 V. S Court Building
I UNITED STATES INSPECTOR DRUGS,
I offiiiSW cor Jackson and Battery
UNITED STATES INSPECTOR HULLS,
' office 11 r. S. Court Building
INITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
' AGENCY for the Pacific Coast, William A.
Gavilt and Aaron B. Levisee agents, office U.S.
Court BuildiuK
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
i COLLECTOR, . office U. S. Court Building
I U.MI ED S TATES INTERNAL REVENUE
I GAUGEKS, , oin.-f V. S. Court Building
I'.MTED STATES LAND OFFICE, 010 Com
Hulled States Laundry, Rudolph Armstroui; proptr,
E B Hampshire, bet Twenty-second and Twenty-
third
UNITED STATES LIFEBOAT STATION,
JamiH M. Tracy keeper. Ocean Bench, ur Golden
Gate Park
l\MTED ST.ATES LIGHT-HOUSE DE-
I P.ViiTMENT (Twelfth District), inspector's
' and cntiini er's offi'x- I'Jd Snt'ir
I UNITED STATES MAKI.NE HOSPITAL,
I Pri Hidio KcHcrvation, nr .Moinit:iiii l.iilic
I umtf:d states marine hospital
SERVICE, Kuiierintinding surgeon C. N. EUiu-
wo.,d M. I)., offi. e 7l.> Cl.iy
I UNITED STATES MARSHAL, office C U. S.
! (,'outt Building
U.MTED STATES MINT, NW cor Mission and
Filth
UNITED STATES NAVAL OFFI<:ER, Port
S.'in FniniiH(!o. office Custom house, second floor
UNITED STATES NAVV PAY OFFICE, 434
( aliloriiift
UNITED STATES NAVAL RENDEZVOUS,
i-leut. Joliii C. Morong commanding, Sui Wush-
! hlKtoli
i UNITED STATES OBSERVATION (Riirnal
I He.vlc.), offi... 4'J M. r. hants' Exchange
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA, Francisco
„i«.^r'.T" '■''','■"''• ""'"•'••'■" M""t;;om.ry,ro,.m 14
^■^^^'r.'* STATES PENSION AGENT, office
I 0'20 NVnshiiigton
' UNITED STATES POST OFFICE, James Coey
iMmlmBHler, NW .-or WashiiiHt.m and Battery
Ur«M.hom.-.H: Stall.m A. 130.-. Polk; Station B
8W .■or Sev.'iith and Ma k. t ; Station C, NW cor
Twintl.'th niHl MIssl.in
^T.!?.U STATES RAILWAY MAIL SER-
yi< E, Huperuit.nd.nt Eighth Division, office 000
*'<">•« ry, rooniK n.">-:m
'^'^'U'.ViV x^J V'"'^ RECEIVER PUBLIC
mif.'NEIS {V. s. Lauds), office 010 Commercial
UNITED STATES REGISTER LANDS, office
610 Commercial
UNITED STATES REGISTERS BANK-
RUPTCY, District California, Samuel J. Clarke.
Jr., office 24 U. S. Court Building, and James M.
Gitchell, office 630 Clay
UNITED STATES RESTAURANT, Jacob M.
Pikt- proptr, .548 Clay
UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE DI-
VISION, office .5 U. S. Court Building
UNITED STATES SHIPPING COMMIS-
SIONER, office 118 Jackson
UNITED STATES SPECIAL AGENT'S
POST-OFFICE DEPARTMETT, office 320
Sausom
UNITED STATES SPECIAL AGENT'S
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, office Cus-
tom House, third floor
UNITED STATES SUPERVISING INSPEC-
TOR STEAM VESSELS, office 11 U. S. Court
Building
UNITED STATES SUB-TREASURY, William
Sherman assistant treasurer, office fi08 Com
UNITED STATES SURVEYOR(Port San Fran-
cisco), office Cu!-tom House, second floor
UNITED STATES SURVEYOR-GENERAL,
office 610 Commercial
UNITED STATES TREASURY BUILDING,
008-<;i0 Commercial
United States Stationery and Novelty Co., A. T. Lea-
man manager, 133 Fourth
United Wire Mattress Co., Truman & Clark agents,
office 217 Bush
United Workingnien's Cooperative Boot and Shoe
Manuf. Co., Walter Rosie secretary, factory 500
Bartlett, office and depot 416 Market
Universal Copying Co., Alfred K. Kipps artist, 1436-
1438 Market
UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. (New
York), James R. Garniss manager, office 320 San-
Bom, room 7
Universal Marine Insurance Co. of London (limited),
George J. Theobald & Co. agents, office 419 Cali-
fornia, rooms 4-6
University City College, Rev. James Matthews princi-
pal, S s Haight, bet Octavia and Laguna
University Gold Mining Co. (Bodie District, Cal.),
William Letts Oliver secretary, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 13
University Mound College, S B Sierra Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Road
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA (Land De-
partment). J. H. Harris agent, H. M. De Hart
deputy agent, office 310 Pine, rooms 30-38
UNIVERSITY OP CALIFORNIA (Regents),
office 310 Pine, rooms 36-38
University School, George Bates principal, 320 Eddy
Uuna Jacob, feather-diister manuf, 157 New Mont-
gomery, r. 1.50 Second
Unzleman William, tailor, 12 Berry
Upham B. H., clerk Cunningham Curtiss & Welch, r.
81(1 Bush
Upham Isaac (Payot, Upham & Co. and L. Gregoire &
Co.), r. 'J20 Valencia
Upp M. J. (widow), r. 118 Post
UPPER SAN JOAQ,UIN IRRIGATING CA-
NAL CO. (Fresno Co., Cal.), William R. Cun-
ingham secretary, office 402 Kearny
Upshur George L., with J. C. Flood & Co., r. Palace
Hotel
Upshur John, porter, r. 830 Broadway
Upshur John Jr.. r. 830 Broadway
Up-tone John, housesmith, 122 Spear
Upton Augustine F., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 1825
Turk
Upton Edward P., salesman, r. 735 Pine
Upton Edward W., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 529
Valencia
Upton Eugene A., compositor William Saalburg, r.
1825 Turk
Upton Frank F., bookkeeper Continental Oil and
Transportation Co., r. 112 Park Av
Upton Henry C, compositor William Saalburg, r. 1825
Turk
Upton J. H., printer, r. Ill Clinton, rear
Upton John P., printer, 518 Sacramento, r. 735 Pine
Upton Matthew G., Evening Bulletin Editorial
Rooms, r. 425 Geary
Upton M. W., receiving teller Pacific Bank, r. Oak-
land
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Imprters Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
UPT
869
VAL
Upton Thomas, draughtsman Henry C. Macy, r. 520
O'Farrell
Uptini Thomas B., compositor John P. Upton, r. 735
Pine
Upton Vernon, printer John P. Upton, r. 735 Pine
Upton Walter, clerk, r. Turk Street Hotel
Dpton William B., draughtsman Union Iron Works,
r. 4'25 Geary
Urager Joseph, carpenter, r. 510 Sutter
Urbaeh Ignatz, boot and gaiterfitter, 806 Montgomery
Urbais Ciitheiine (widow), r. W s San Bruno Koad,
bet Twinty-seveuth and Twenty-eighth
Urban Academy, Nathan W. Moore principal, SW cor
Geary and Mason
Urban Ferdinand, actor, r. 43 Freelon
Urban Jacques, liquor saloon, 1135 Dupont, r. Hinck-
ley
Urban Joseph, musician, r. 509 Kearny
Urban Kurt, clerk Steylaars *: Kossi, r. 231 Mont Av
Urban Vincent, mattressniaUer Frederick Hul'schmidt,
r. SE cor Mason and Lombard
Urbani Matthias, tailor, 413 Broadway
UrcuUo Corcorpia, laborer, r. 53U Vallejo
Uren Hinry, carpenter, r. 542 Natoma
Uretich George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
URI FELIX, wholesale butcher, 20-20 S. F. Market,
r. 71H Ellis
Uri Hrnry, waiter Camiii's Restaurant, r. SE cor Sac-
ramento and Stockton
Uri Isidore, butcher FlHx Uri, r. 718 ElUs
Uribe Juana (widow), r. 1319 Dupont
Urive Cravio, saddler, r. 1123 Clay
Urioste Adolphe de (Urruela & Urioste) , r. 916 Post
Urioste George de, bookkeeper Urruela & Urioste, r.
9U; Post
Urite Joseph, cook S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S..Co.
Urner John, wines and liquors, 2122 Mission
Uroda Frank, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Montgom-
ery
Urquhart A. F., clerk Western Union Telegraph Co.,
r. 817 Pine
Urquhart E., rollermaker Shattuck k Fletcher, r. 3
Martha PI
Urquhart George, master mariner, r. 623 Davis
Urquh:.rt George A., painter Hopps & Sons, r. 25 Ber-
nard
Urquhart James E., blacksmith W. 8. Phelps & Co., r.
210 Eleventh
Urquhart Jame.s S., operator Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 1320 California
Urquhart Jo.-ieph, cook J. 0. Donley, r. 9 Natoma
Urquhart Robert, blacksmith W. S. Phelps & Co., r.
349 Minna
Urquhart Sus-au Miss, r. Wlih Washington, rear
Urquhart Warren, iukmaker Shattuck & Fletcher, r. 3
Martha PI
Urruela Francisco (Urruiia k Urioste) , r. 730 Geary
Urruela John (Urruela & Urioste), r. 730 Gea-y
VRRUELiA tSf URIOSTE (John and Francisco
Urruela and .Adolph de Urioste), commission mer-
chants, 405 Front
Uri-y Daniel B., whitewasher Palace Hotel, r. C09J4
Howaid
Urton W. L., r. 426 Kearny
Uruchurtu Kichard, assistant bookkeeper I. Gutte, r.
704 Howard
Urwin Edward, printer, r. Bonanza House
Urzna Richard, compositor La Voz del Nuevo Mundo,
r. 0S0J4 Filbert
Usher Cornelius, master mariner, r. 510 Davis
Usher James L., hackman Berry & Cary, r. 224
Fouith
Usher .lohn, laborer, r. 221 Eighth, rear
IHiher John F., hackman Berry .t Cary, r. 20 Perry
Usher John P., conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 20 Perry
Usher Thomas, carpenter, r. S s Twenty-fifth, bet Do-
lores and Church
Ushold George, builermaker Union Iron Works, r. o55
Mission ,.,
Usiu er Conrad, assistant Bush Street Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. Berki^ley
Ussellini Anna, candies, 219 Sixth
Ussnllini Antoine, tailor, 219 Sixth
Ustick Julia (widow), r. Granl Hoti^l
Uszynski Barbara (widow) , ladies' hair dressing and
ornamental hair work, 14 Sherman
Utah Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), George O.
Pratt secretary, office 25 Nevada Block
Uth Charles, barkeeper John Wessell, r. SE cor Powell
and Union
Utica CoiiBoUdated Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nov.), W.
E. Dean secretary, ottlre 203 Bush, room 8
Utschig Adolph, shoemaker John Utschit;, r. 13 Ulck-
orv Av
UTSCHIG JOHX, boots and shocB. 326 Bush, r. IH
Park Av
Utter Frederick W., secretary Eagle Copper Mining
Co., office SE cor Liedesdorff and Ilallock, r. 440
Twenty-second
Utter William, minor, office SE cor Liedesdorff and
Halleck, r. Bootz's Hotel
UlterbiTg CharlcH A., caliinetmaker. r. .506 Fourth
Utterberg N. C. Mrs., lod^iii'.{s, 500 Fourth
Utz Adam (Jung k I'tzl. r. 503 Sutter
Uzeta Conrad C, coinpositor Lu Petit Journal, r. 627
Green
Uznay Charles A., clerk John J. WilllamB, r. 415 Post
Uznay F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 1047 Mission
Uzzovich John, restaurant, 508 Front, r. 1713 Maxon
Va.\s Toni Miss, r. 007 Eddy
Vaca Henry, pantryman S. S. City of Chester, Oregon
S. S. Co.
Vaccari Charles M., landscape painter, r. 55 Second
Vaccari Salvatore, peddler, r. 0 Bartol, rear
Vaccaro Agostine, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Vaccaro Giovanni, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Wash
Vacivitch John, porter James Nolan
Vacquerel A. P., r. 815 Pacific
Vacquiev Henry, commission merchant, r. 621 Mont-
gomery Av
Vactor Sarah (widow), r. 10 Harriet
Vadauovich Matteo, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Vadtel Henry, cook, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Vaga Domiuico, gardener Reese & Frayr, r. San Job6
Road, nr Ocean House Road
Vagg William S., freight clerk Cal. Transportation
Co., r. 317 First
Vagts George, cooper, 143 Minna, rear, r. 209 Seventh
Vagts George, soap wrapper Union Soap Factory, r.
209 Seventh
Vagts Mary Mrs., housekeeper, r. 209 Seventh
Vahey Thomas, longshoreman, r. 109 Vallejo, rear
Va.I Aiken H. (Sanborn, Vail & Co.), r. 12C Tyler
Vail Charles, bookkeeper Forsaith 1: Dodge, r. 328
Geary
Vail Charles H., broker, r. 509 Filbert
Vail David H., bookkeeper Demiug, Palmer it Co.. r.
Grand Hotel
Vail John D., barkeeper I. Richards, r. 750 Folsom
Vail Robert R., bookkeeper Joseph M. Euglish, r. 609
Filbert
Vail Walter, clerk I. Haendel, r. .509 Filbert
Vail William, salesman Sanborn, Vail Ai Co., r. 917
Market
Vail. See Vale
Vaillent Fannie (widow), r. S s Precita PI, bet Colum-
bia PI and Gunnison Av, Uernal Heights
Valali Edward, carpenter, r. 5 Montgomery Court
Valaro Alplionsiiie, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
VaUal Louis, laborer Andrew Uuderdouk
Vahiiz Zeferino, wrapper selector Ygual & Co.,r. 1520
Dupont
Valdivia Ricanlo, compositor, r. 1407^ Kearny
Valducci Constantlne, sexton St. Iguatius College, r.
841 Market
Vale Charles (Vale & Sou) , r. 1708 Sa-ramento
Vale Charles Jr. (Vale \ Smi) . r. 1217 Polk
Vale William, sipiriuleud.ut advertismg S. i . Bulle-
tin, r. 1217 Polk
Vale Jt Son (Charles and Charles Jr.). hardware and
crockery, 1309 Polk
Vale. See Vail , , „ „
Valencia Antonia, driver N. B. and Mission R. R.. r.
310 Fourth „ „
Valencia Antonio, driver N. B. and Mission R. B., r.
«29 Folsom
Valencia Dominic physician, office and r. 700 1W'»7
Valeucia Henry L., salesman Moses A. Wolfe, r. 108
M.-Alli«ter ,,
Valencia Manuel, pressman Women's Co-operative
Printing Union, r. 5vx Green
VALEXflA P.VfKING HOUSI":, Benjamin B.
Arnold proptr. SE cor Valencia and Twenty-third
Valencia Ramon U., tluamlth W. W. MonUgue & Co..
r. 751 Folsom
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
VAL
870
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Pi
Valencia Shirt Factory, Soloman A. Kusel proptr, 806
Valencia „, . „ j
Valente Joseph, clerk L. Valente, r. 21b Broadway
Valeote Louis, bakery and paste manulactory, 216
Broadway
Valentt Pbil.ipo, expressman, r. » Bartol
Valente Sabadiuo, laborer C. K. Sphvaio
Valentine Andrew, watchman Mission Woolen Mills,
r S B Twentieth, bet Harrison and Folsom
Valentine Archibald C, carpenter, r. Montcalm, Br
California Av, iiernal Heights
Valentine Edward J., clerk Francis Valentine & Co.,
r. 704 Powell
Valentine Henry, laborer W. Warner Henry
Valentine Jacob, expressman, '22 Sansom, r. 8 Bour-
Valentine John, bootblack James R. PhilUps, r. 510
Post ^ ^
Valentine John B., bookkeeper A. Giorgiani & Co., r.
5ti2 Brvant
VALENTINE JOHN J., general 6uperinten4ent
Wells, Fargo & Co.. office 3J0 Sansom, room 1, r.
HaywanlB, Alameda Co
Valentine John W., cUrk auditing department Wells,
Fargo k Co., r. 710 California
Valentine Joseph F., molder Savage & Son, r. 624
Fourth
Valentine Matthew, laborer, r. 1405^ Shipley
Valentine Mauer, seaman, r. Western House
Vah ntine Kobert (McUuinness & Valentine), r. 514
Bush
Valentines. D. (Francis Valentine & Co.), r. 704 Pow-
ell
VALENTINE T. B., office with Francis, Valen-
tine & Co., r. 704 Powell
Valentine Thomas, laborer, r. 783 Folsom
Valemiue Vincent, Iru.t dealer, r. b&2}i Bryant
Valenzia Salvaiore, barber Lampe Brothers, r.SWcor
Sacramento and Polk
Valcnziano Ouiseppi, lisherman, r. 8y6 Front
Valerga Bartholomew, caipenter, r. 1108 Filbert
Valerga Bartolemeo, vegetables, 14 Colombo Market
Valerga Doineuico (Valeigo^ Casassa) , r. 1108 Filbert
Valerga Frank, frescopainter, r. 110« Filbert
Valerga Kichard D., marblecutter, r. 1108 Filbert
Valerga & Casassa (Domeuico Valerga and" Charles
iJasassa), luarbleworkers, ICl'i Stockton
Valero John, packer S. F. Cracker Co.
ValiTo Louis, bootblack Cornelius Lyons, r. 1427
Kearny
Valetti Uomenico, confectioner, r. 1337 Dupont
Vuletti .Joseph, laborer, r. 5 Montgomery Court
Valey Patrick, teamster, r. 915 Sansom, rear
Valezuela Elizabeth (widow), r. 10 Auburn
Validie Kate (widow), r. 12 Valparaiso
VallonoH (K-orge, clerk Nicholas Castis, r. 917 Market
Valke William, boarding, SW cor BattLry and Green
Valkyne" (Scandinavian weekly) , Freese & Co. pub-
lishers and i>roptrs. office 409 Washington
Valla Leon, laborer, r. lOJl Dupont
VuUa Pierre, poultryiuan Leuioine, Gambert & Co., r.
Paria Hotel
Valle LouiH, lisherman, r. 19 Va'lejo
Valleau Andrew L., compositor J. R. Brodie & Co., r.
124 Austin
Valleau Suiihk I (J. R. Brodie & Co.), r. 126 Silver
Valleau TlioiiiuH P., weigher Custom House, r. 124
Austin
Vallce Muxime, mnrkct. cor Eighteenth and Valencia
VALLEJO ANI> SAN FRANCISCO EX-
PRESS, {1. (Ml .^ Uoiiev proptis. 4lH Sac
VALLE JO PATENT SOCKET BROOM FAC-
TORV, ItobiiiHon, Fowler A: Co. proptrs, olfice
2ir. .T.! Sii, r.iiii.nto
VALLKJO STEAMERS , California Pacific R.R.,
foot Market
VALLKJO STREET WHARF, foot Vallejo
VAI.bl-:.IO r. S. BONDED WAREHOUSE,
Ji'liii U. Straudi jiroptr, NW cor Front and Val-
lejo
Vallero Fiank, teaiuster L. O. Sresovich
Vtllet ('liarlpH, wlius and liquors. 347 )« Fifth
Valley Patrl. k, t aiuster F. Barnard k Co., r. 91.5 San
ValU.leiiu EnoH, tlsheraian. r. 8 8 Union, nr Battery
rear '
Valpey John W., physiclin, office and r. 2C31 Mission
valpiMin Andrea, laborer, r. 5 Filbert PI
Vampler Jean, contortionist, r. 311 Jessie
V»a Alen William U., real-estate agent, office 625
Montgomery, r. 912 Pine
Van AlstineA. & Co. (J. B. Bice) proptrs and manufs
Dr. Gmm'B Bitters, 8M Brenham PI
Van Alstine Alonzo (A. Van Alstine & Co.), r. Oak-
land
Van Alstine George W., engineer California St. R. R.
Van Amriuge Henry A., bookkeeper Owens, Moore &
Co., r. Eiist Oakland
Van Anden Charles, hackdriver John Pentony, r. 638
Green
Van Arden Charles H., printer, r. 207 Twenty-fourth
Van Arden Leander, r. 207 Twenty-fourth
Van Arden Leandtr Jr., dentist, r. 207 Twenty-fourth
Van Averbecke Henry, shoeciHter, r. 433 Hinckley
Van Bergen A., liquor saloon, 425 Sansom, r.720 Capp
Van Bergen James O., master mariner, r. 566 Folsom
Van Bergen John W. (N. Van Bergen & Co.), r. 834
Post
VAN BERGEN N. & CO. (L. F. Holtz and John
"W. Van Bergen) .importers and jobbers wines and
liquors, 413-415 Clay
Van Bergen Nicholas (N. Van Bergen & Co.), r. 834
Post
Van Bergen P., driver Hose No. 7, S. F. F. D.
Van Bergen Theodore, entry clerk Bay Sugar Refinery,
r. 834 Post
Van Bever Peter (C. Anduran & Co,) , r. 120 Ellis
Van Blarcom A. Lines, wool commission, office 214
Sansom, room 30, r. Fruit Vale
Van Blarcum Josephine Mrs., r. 143 Third
Van Ijokktlen William A. M., mining secrtt-iry, oflBce
309 California, room 5,r. 1313 Jackson
Van Boverforde Carl, capitalist, r. 556 Branuan
Van Brunt James. waiter Pieper & Quarg, r. 360 Pacific
VAN BRUNT RUTGER N., mining secretary,
office 318 Pine, room 6, r. 702 O'Farrell
Van Buren Mrs., dressmaker, r. 225 O'Farrell
Van Buskirk George, laborer Odorless Excavating
Apparatus Co., r. 2311 Mason
Van Bubklrk Howard (Lind & Van Buskirk), r. 38
Natoma
Van Camp A., physician, r. 509 Bush
Van Cliet P. (Stewart. Van Clief & Herrin). attorney
at law, office 310 Pine, rooms 23-28, r. 352 Second
Van Colh m L., cloak manuf, r. 523 3^ Geary
Van Court De Witt, blacksmitii, r. 2353 Howard
Van Court Eugene S., clerk Deming, Palmer & Co., r.
23.53 Howard
Van Court Jam is E., photographer W. Shew. r. Bel-
mont
Van Court John F., carriage trimmer, 108 Jessie, r.
721 Bryant
Van Court John W., watchman Deming, Palmer &
Co., and carrier Evening Post, r. 2353 Howard
Van Crombrugghe August, student Davis & Sanger, r.
2G21 Clay
Van Daalen Marcus C, bootcutter Porter, Ojipen-
heimer,Slessinger& Co.,r. W s Sau Bruno Road, bet
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Van de Casteele H. X., lithographer BrittoB & Bey, r.
310 Hyde
Van Di'man George P., broker and commission mer-
chant, 320 Sansom, r. 2204 Howard
Van Den Bergh John P. P., phvsician, office and r. 523
Sixth
Van Denberg Albert, r. 811 Leavenworth
VAiy DENBURGH ALISON, dentist, office 134
Geai-y. r. 405 Powell
Van Denbuigh Daniel, dentist, 229 Geary, r. 1626 Turk
Van Deiiburgh F. L.. superintendent telegraph depart-
ment, Central Pac R. R., office NEcor Fourth and
Towiisend, room 58, r. Oakland
Van Denburgh. See Vandenberg, Vundenburg and
Vandeiiburgh
Van der Corden John F., teamster, r. 421 Tenth
Van der Naillen Albert, teacher Heald's Business Col-
lege, r. Oakland
Van der Veen O. M., seaman, r, 264 Eighth
Van der Wense George, cook Westerfeld & Page, r. 305
Minna
Van Deventer Mary (widow), r. SW cor Howard and
Twenty-second
Van Dewttter S. A. (widow), r. Grand Hotel
Van Doren George W., fancy goods, 1505 Stockton
Van Dorn Charles H., car driver Central R. R., r. 45
Garden Av
Van Dorn Charles H. Jr., printer, r. 45 Garden Av
Van Dnr.n H., driver Mar -et and Fifth St. R. R., r.
Stanford Hotel
Van Duseu E. J., painter E. M. Gallagher, r. 2220 Hyde
Van Dusen John, blacksmith, r. 512 Tweutv-third
BULLOCK & J0NE3, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. L00MI5', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
VAN
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Van Duscn John real estate and business agency, | Van Ord.n Charles, speculator, r. 435k Clen.eutiua
office and r34y Minna ^ ., Van Orden Cl.arU-H H.. couipohltor H. 8. Cro.k.r J
Van Dusen Stark, cUrk Horace Davis & Co., r. 030 Min Co.. r. 207 Twcuty-lourth
Van Duyn E. C. clerk, r. NEcor Miutiion and Fifth
VAN UUZER A. P., assistant U. S. attorney, office
6 U. S. Court Building, r. 501 Geary
Van Duzer Oliver, chief engineer S. S. George W. El-
der, r. 1024 Stockton
Van Orden Leander. wtigher CuHtom House, r. 207
Twenty-Fourth
Van Orsdal J. G.. seaiiiBii, r. 127 Jarkson
V.\N OTKRKXDOKP K., Hg.-ut OreBon 8. 8. Co.,
office 21(1 IJatKry, r. Alaiueila
Van Duzer Stephen V. R., clerk Price & Co., r. 1027 1 Van Otenndorp William, clerk Harry W. Syz, r. Ala-
Larkiu
Van Dyck Harry C, clerk C. V. D. Hubbard, r. Grand
Hotel
Van Dyke George B., clerk August Weihe, r. 1909 Pine
Van Dyke Joseph, r. 1811 Octavia
Van Dyke Samuel, r. 711 California
Van Djke Samuel P., with Hanson, Ackerson & Co.,r.
Stouybrook. Alameda Co.
Van Dyke Walter (Van Dyke & Powell), r. East Oak-
land
Van Dyke William M., law student Van Dyke k Pow-
eU, r. East Oakland
VAN DYKE Oi POWELL (Walter Van Dyke,
and Howell A. Powell), attorneys at law, office
103 Montgomery, rooms 4-0
Van Dyne E. (widow), r.W s San Bruno Road, nr
Cortland Av
Van Dyne James, blacksmith Larkins & Co., r. W s
Bernal, bet Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh
Van Dyne. See Van Duyn
Van Every Edwin, boukkeeiier Grangers' Business
Assn, r. 2315 California
Van Geenhoven Leopold, seaman, r. Steuart Street
House
Van Geistefield H. Louis, hairdressing saloon, 633 Pa-
cific, r. 635 Pacific
Van Glahn John H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Chattanooga and Twenty-second
Van Guard Henry, ironmolder Savage & Son, r. 347
Jessie
Van Hageu Mary, domestic 1032 McAllister
Van Harlingen H. B., clerk Crane & Brigham , r. 208
Montgomery
Van Hotter Frank, laborer Union Soap Factory, S s
Juniper, bet Harrison and Folsom
Van Housen William, butcher, NE cor Eddy and Ma-
son, r. 318 Jones
Van Houten Charles, laundrymau United States Laun-
dry, E 8 Hami^shire, bet Twenty-second and
Twenty-third
Van Houten Jacob, expressman, r. SE cor Nineteenth
and Douglas
Van Husen Henry, salesman Toklas. Brown & Co., r.
516 Stockton
Van Kum Henry, r. 427 Stevenson
Van Laak Lambert, broom manuf, r. 2035 Howard
Van Loben Sils P. J., law student Fox & Kellogg, r.
Oakland
Van Mesdag Taco, bookkeeper Cahen Bros. & Co., r. 307
Fell
Van Ness A. J. Mrs., r. 1812 Pine
Van Ness Albert S., bricklayer, r. 107 Fifth
Van Ness Anna Mrs., furui.shed rooms, 107 Fifth
Van Ness Garret, shoemaker Leviusky Bros., r. G
Boyd
Van Ness John, shoemaker Levinsky Bros., r. 23>4
White's PI
Van Ness John P., master mason and contractor, r.
107 Fifth
Van Ness Joseph W., bricklayer, r. 107 Fifth
Van Ness Mariam (widow), r. W s Victsburg, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth
Van Ness Mary (widow) . r. Kiu'J Mason
Van Ness Thomas C, state commissioner of immi-
grution, office 21 Davis, r. 117 Capp
Van Ness William, carpenter, r. 256 !<i Jessie
Van Ness William H.. steward T. Healy, r. 718 Natoma
Van Noorden Theodore, wines and liquors, 424 Hayes
Van Noorden William F., wines and liquors, 43U Va-
lincia
Van Norden David T., brickmason, r. 850 Market
Van Nordeu Hubert T. (Van Norden & Gilmore), r.
1C07 Pacific Av
VAN NORDEN & GILMORE (R. T. Van Nor-
den, ft'id J. H. Gilmore), real-estate, and adver-
tising agents, G07 Montgomery
Van Norman E. V., physician, r. 317 Stockton
Van Ni strand Daniel C, deputy sher.ff, r. 1207 Fol
Van O'Dyke John, laborer, r. 3 Zoe PI
Van ODyke John H., boat builder Vice & Duerden, r.
3 Zoe PI
meda
Van Pelt David F., pilot Htm James M. Donahue, r.
909 Filbert
Van Pelt Eugene D., glovemaker P. Jt F. G. Conklin,
r. Fruit Vale
Van Pelt John S., r. 909 Filbert
Van Pelt Peter, clerk H. M. Newhall it Co., r. 320 Fre-
I mont ,
i Van Pelt Rachel S. (widow), r. 900 Filbert
I Van Praag Saniuel, cigars and tobacco, 30 Moutgoiu-
I ery, r. 1715 Hyde
I Van Prooyen Hubert, newspaper agent, r. 14 Oak
Grove Av, rear
! Van Reed James H., broker, r. 908 Howard, rear
VAN RENSSELAER PHILIP S., office 310
Pine, room 18, r. 912 Taylor
Van Rensselaer Raymond, helper melter and refiner's
departuient U. S. Mint, r. 964 Webster, Oakland
VAN REVNEGOM FRANCIS \V., attorney at
law. office 531 CalifoniiH. r. 725 Webster
V.AN SCHAACK CHAU-N'CEV P., merchant, r.
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Van Schaack C. P. Mrs., lodgings, 103 Geary
Van Schaack William, master mechanic Market St.
R. R. r. 1832 Jessie
Van Schaick Louis H., attorney at law, office 606 Mont-
gomery, room 11, r. 129 Page
Van Schaiik Rufus, night inspector Custom House,
r. 1133 Howard
Van Seth A., clerk, r. 854 Folsom
Van Sickle Elizabeth Mrs., r. 930 .Market •
Van Sicklen Frederick W., salesman Dodge, Sweeney
& Co., r. 47 South Park
Van Slyke Abraham U.. carpenter Cook & Trounson,
r. E 8 Tehama, nr Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
Van Straaten Benjamin E., sexton Jewish Cemetery,
r. 538 Eighteenth
Van Taffuil, laborer W. W. Montague & Co., r. 552 Lin-
den
Van Tassel Chailes J. (Blair, Van Tassel & Co.), r.
822 Turk
Van Tassel Frank, waiter, r. 41 Miuna
Van Tassell Candine (widow), r. 8W cor Howard and
Twenty-second
Van Tassell Margaret (widow), r. 12.53 Montgomery
Van Tassell Mary Mis.i, r. 1253 Montgomery
Van Tassell Thomas W.,millhaiid Horace Davis & Co.,
r. 125 Tyler
Van Velser Charles, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Van Vlack George, pressman Patrick J. Thomas, r. 223
Green
Van Vlack G. J., physician and surgeon, office 518
EJdy
Van Vlc(-k Durbin, designer and engraver, 432 Mont-
gomery, room 8, r. 600 Bush
Van Vliet Isaac, r. 328 Giary
Van Vliet Julius, salcsiuan Benjamin H. Lichtenstcin,
r. 416 Kearny
Van Vliet Leon (Van Vll(t A: Straus), r. .506 Kearny
Van Vliet Louis, clerk .Vbraham Goodman, r. 414 Kear-
ny
Van Vliet k Straus (Leon Van Vliet and Moses Straus),
pawnbrokers, 506 Kearny
Van Voast I., line man Gold and Stock Telegraph Co.,
r. 222 Stockton
Van Voorhlcs George, watchman Bella Union Theatre.
r. 3 Central PI
Van Voorhies Ralph J., clerk Crane k Brigham, r. 4
Bond
Van Vranken Cornelius D., watchman Pacific Refinery
and Bullion Exchange, r. NW cor Seventh and
Bran nan
Van Walbeik Martin, carpenter Moore.Wllkle&Gray,
r. 141 Page
Van Wanroy Pi ter, master mariner, r. 119 Jackson
Van Wie Arie, carpeiiU r. 125 Ninth, r. 123 Ninth
Van Winkle .Alexander, teamster Pullen Brothers, r.
711 Laurel Av
Van Winkle F., r. 37 Se.ond '
Van Winkle Heniy L.. clerk I. S. Van Winkle i Co., r.
317 Fultou
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VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO., iron, steel, and
Cumberland Coal, 413-415 Market
Van Winkle Isaac S. (I. S. Van Winkle & Co.),r. 317
Fwlton
Van Wyck H. D., r. Lick House
■ Van Wyck Henry (Miller A: Van Wyck). r 1310 Hyde
Van Wy> k S. M., bullion clerk Nevada Bank of San
I Francisco, r. Oakland
' Van Wyck Thonia« W., bookkeeper William K. Van
I Alen, r. 1000 Powell ^. ,.„
Van Wyll Joseph, laborer Potrero Distillery, r. E s
Minnesota, nr Nevada , t, , ,
Van Wvnan J., carpenter, r. Montgomery s Hotel
Van Wynen Anthony, painter Henry Wagner, r. 317
I Bush
! Van Wjnen B., carpenter Pacific Improvement Co.
i Van Za'ndt John W.. physician, r. 8u6 Leavenworth
■ Van Z;iiidt Joun W. Jr., physician, r. 8()(i Leavenworth
Vanacculo Francesco, Italian Bene v. Soc, 423 Wash-
iiiliton
Vanatta John McD., policeman City Hall, r. 219 Capp
Vance Cliarles, harnessmsker. r. 10^8)^ Folsom
, Vance Georfie, r. 1145 Mission
, Vance George P., compositor Edward Bosqui & Co.,
I r. 10:)Hk' Folsom
Vance James, r. Coso House
Vance James, liquor saloon, 1 Morton, r. Brooklyn
' Vance John, bak. r Hughes k Foley
Vance Joseph, salesman B. F. Barton & Co., r. Coso
House
Vane. Margaret Mrs. (widow) . r. 2327 Howard
Vance Kobert A. (Sweeney k Vance), r. 1038 }<S Fol
, Vanco William, blai-ksmith John Moholy, r. cor First
I Av anil Kentucky, South S. F.
I Vance William, photographer, r. 1321 Sacramento
Vancouver Coal Co., John Rosenfeld agent, oiBce 310
Sansoni
Vancouver Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,Nev.),W.
W. Kausiuan secretary, office 40'.i i^al, room 4
Vandal CJeoftrey C, druggist Marine Drug Co., r. 318
Kearny
Vandall li. ('., publisher Bishop's S. F. Directory,
office 518 Clay, and treasurer Guide Publishing
Co., r. 22l;i Taylor
Vandemark Albert, engineer Southern Pac. R. R.
Vauclemark George, comiuen'ial traveler, r. 1137 Miss
Vanilenburg Gerrit, r. 31 Hiuikley
Vauiliuburg Alfred, painter, r. 44(i Clementina
Vttiideiiliurgh Henry, staiibuilder, r. 44(1 Clementina
Van<Ienhiirgh. Setr Van Den Bergh, Van Deuberg,
and Van Donburgh
Vanderbeek Warren, bellman Palace Hotel, r. 636
MiHslon
Vandert>erg EdwnrJ L., manager Stone k Hayden, r.
rjill Sutter
Vanderbruck Uichurd, butcher, SW cor Union and
Mason
Vanderbilt Edith B., r. 123 Turk
Vanderl)ilt G., capitalist, r. 636 Commercial
Vunderlnlt Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada), Joseph
.Mon/.io SI cretary , office 328 Montgomery, room 24
Vanderi-ook Koberf, carpenter Poirero and Bay View
U. K., r. 2i>TurK
Vandi rlli> John J., carpenter, r. 1126 York
Vanderpiiol Jacob, porter Richard Patrick k Co., r. 6
Miles PI
Vanderslice James, Hilverfinisher W. K. Vanderslice
k Co., r. 5 Auburn
Vandersli... Willlain K. (W. K. Vandcralice k Co.), r
Oakliiiid
VANDKRSI.K-K W. K. * CO. (Lucius Thomp-
Hon). manufs silverware, watches, jewelry, and
dliinionds. I3ii Sutler
Vandersweep James, advertising solicitor, r. 222 Min
Vanderveer M.ifliias P., butcher John S. Ferrier r
4I0(:liniintina
Vanderveer O. M., seaman, r. 3()4 Eighth
Vni.dervnrt George W.. clerk (Uoyt & Swim), r. 1,-JOH
Hneranieiito
Vand. rvort Levy, Riirdencr J. P. Maur.w, NE cor
Che. tiiut and I.nrkiii
Vamlcvero John, accumulator Palace Hotel
VandewBler Anson H., deik Mrs. Jane Van
IKJISto.ktou
Vandrwi.ler Jane (widow), candies, IB Sixih
Hlochton
Vandewiit-r Herman, dl.'ipatcher Southern Pac R R
r. llOTw.-ntythlrd
Vondnr Joseph, purler A.Crawford & Co., r. 516 Chest-
Vandowater, r.
r. 1820
Vandor Paul E., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 516
Chestnut
Vandor Pauline (widow) , r. 516 Chestnut
Vandrake Alfred J., machinist Nathan W. Spaulding,
r. 505 3.i Natoma
Vandre Urban, packer Etienne & Von Vosa, r. 106
Jackson
Vane Lewis J., gasfitter A. H. Mower, r. 334 Sixteenth
Vauerman W., speculator, r, 321 Pacific
Vanker Mary E. (widow) . r. 128 Dora
Vanna William, teamster, r. 1506 Folsom
Vanner Joseph, seaman, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Vauni Angelo, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Vanni Navoli, molder P. Mezzara, r. 1426 Pacific
Vannier Louis A., tailor, 1302 Powell
Vannini Ferdinand, baker, r. 1337 Dupont
Vannricchi Angelo (Marsili it Co.), r. 324 J^ Broadway
Vannucci Antonio, stableman Novella & Pitto, r. 427
Jackson
Vannucci Felix, shoemaker Felix Orsi, r. 19 Ohio
Vannucci Guiseppe. boot and shoemaker, 804 Sansom
Vanoni Marco, pioptr Empire Restaurant. 146 Second,
r. SW cor Ellis and Mason
Vanoni Nicolo, fisherman, r. 894 Front
Vanpoon Louis, bootblack, r. 5 Union
Vansteeuburg Joseph E., confectionery and watch-
maker, cor Vallejo and Montgomery Av
Vautine John, barber, W s Mission, nr Twenty-sixth
Vautright Rotiert, bookkeeper A. L. Bancroft & Co., r.
416, M Post
Varhaegan William, laborer, r. 231 Minna
Variazo O., teamster, r. 1311 Dupont
Varuard Moses S., cooper, r. S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Vermont and Kansas
Varndell Catharine (widow) , bakery, 902 Valencia
Varues James, r. 103 Geary
Varney Edrick K., night clerk Central Pacific Hotel,
r. 348 Fourth
Varney Edward K., watchman Central Pac. R. R.,r.
754 Harrison
Varney Elizabeth H. B. Mrs., assistant Mission Pri-
mary School, r. 121 First Av
Varney Frederick, butcher James G. Shyne, r. 346
Fourth
Varney Henry B., purser S. S. Santa Cruz, r. 121 First
Av
Varney L. H., house agent Thomas H.Blythe, r. 724J^
Market, room 22
Varney Lincoln, painter Frost & Richards, r. 54
Quiun
Varney Mary C. B. Miss, assistant Eighth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 121 First Av
Viiniey Robert, assayer, r. 121 First Av
Vaincy Thomas H. B., clerk Newton Bros. & Co., r.
121 First Av
Varuez Stephen, gardener, r. 342 Union
Varui Giovanni, laborer, r. 1407 Ke.irny
Variii Giuseppe, vegetables, .52 Colombo Market
Varni Lorenzo, vegetables, 11 Colombo Market
Varralltt Joseph, musician, r. 815 Pacific
V.irrozzi Martin, ptirter White House Hotel, 420 Jack
VARSI AI.. Very Rev., superior St. Ignatius
Ciillege, 841 Market
Vary James H. Mrs., r. 305 Fifth
Vasconcellos Joseph J., stoves and tinware, 524 Wash-
ington, r. 672 Harrison
Vascovich John, jeweler L. Miller Jr., r. 335 Bush
Vaslit Frank S., phyf,i<:ian, office and r. 515 Kearny
Vnsquoz Benjamin, tinsmith, r. 1315 Powell
Vas(iuez Esie van, cutter J. M. Litchfield & Co., 415
.Montgomery
Vasquez Francisco (widow), r. 9 Pollard PI
Vasciuez Jesus, baker, r. 17 Hinckley
Vasquez Jose M., expressman, NW cor Broadway and
and Dupont, r. 15 Banuam PI
Vasquez Jiilian, barber, r. 1315 Powell
Vascjuez Maricjuita (widow), r. 15 Bannam PI
Vasquez liamon, tinsmith W. W, Montague & Co., r.
4 40 Green
Vnssalo Carlo, cook Campi's Restaurant
Vassault Ferdinand, real-estate and moneybroker,
office 320 Sausom, rooms 29-30, r. 1329 I^eav
Vassault Ferdinand I., clerk Broadway U. 8. Bonded
Warehouse, r. 1329 Leavenworth
Vasselin Hippt>lyte, toys, 5J0 Hayeks
Vauclair Joseph (!., brass instrumentmaker Kohler &
Chase, r. 331 Third
Vaudagna Katriua Mi.ss, dressmaker, 1121 Taylor
Vauglian Annie M. Miss, r. 1110 Montgomery
Vaughan Cornelia D. Mrs. (widow), r. 29 Poiter
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Stroet, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St, opposite the Plaza.
VAU ~
873
VER
Vaughan Edward, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. W s
Lvon. bet Post and Geary
VAUGHAIV FREI>ERH-K(UiiionNew8Co.),and
! statioDer ami utws dt'altr, (iO'2 Muut, r. 12 Laskie
Vaughan Gussio (widow), r. ;n Eddy
Vaughan H. B., carpet cleaner, r. IS'2 Fourth
Vaughan H. W. Mrs., proprietress Imperial Photo-
graph Gallery, 724)^ Market, r. 211.S Mission
Vau^lian John E., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.. r.
1110 Montgomery
Vaughan Katie C. Miss, r. 1110 Montgomery |
Vaughan Mary A. (widow), r. 1110 Montgomeiy
Vaughan Patrick, licjuor saloon, ()29 Clay, r. 16 Gar-
den
VATGHN A. H. (estate of), wines and liquors, 21
Leidesdorfi"
Vaughn A. H. (widow), office 21 Leid, r. Oakland
Vaugliu Daniel, carpenter, r. 4 !<j Stevenson
Vaughn George, cari)entcr, r. 1710 Sacramento
Vaughn George H., expressm;m, 12 Geiiry. r. 027 Fell
Vaughn M. J., cabinetmaker, r. 5.5t) Stevenson, rear
Vaughn N., hackdriver, r. SW cor Tyler and Leav
Vaughn Vernon H., driver City K. K., r. 20 Twelfth
Vaughn V. H., carpet renovator, r. 132 Fourth
Vaughn William, cook McCauley A: Youug, r. 2.")1
Stevenson
Vaughn William, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 2,
S. F. F. D., r. G27 Broadway
Vaughn William P., boilermaker James V. Hall, r. 1()2
j First
Vauuier Alphonse, Tailor.s' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
I and Morton
J Vaupel Henry J. E., furniture, 2121 Mission
J Vayret Francis, professor mathematics St. Ignatius
I College, 841 Market
] Vaysettes Jules, linuor dealer, r. S s Twenty-sixth, nr
I Bartlett
! Veada Frank, deckhand stm Julia, Washington St.
I Wharf
I Veal George, longshoreman Oregon S. S. Co., Folsom
St. Wharf
; Veale John D., barkeeper John E. Richards, r. TfiO Fol
I Veasey Perley (Johnston & Veasey),''r. 1209 Taylor
Vecci G., merchant tailor, 218 Montgomery Av
I Vece Frances Mrs., dressmaker, r. 19 Scott
! Vedani Constantino, confectioner, r. 027 Broadway
Vedder H. A. (Vedder & Crabtree), r. 2204 Howard
Vedder S. C, jourualist. r. The Baldwin
Vedder & Crabtree (H. A. Vedder and George W. Crab-
I tree) , groceries, Bay City Market
Vedo Frank, expressman, 2:) Vallejo, r. 8 Union
' Veen Frank, salesman H. Siering A; (!o., r. 1122 How
Veen J., seaman Pacific Mad S. S. China
Veen Jacob, seaman, r. 2fi Sacramento
Veenstra Roelhofl', se.iman, r. Steuart Street House
Veers Theodore, clerk G. Leipnitz & Co., r. 509 Bush
Veges G. P. (Veges & Esolosses), r. W s Jose Av, nr
Twenty-ninth
Veges it Esclosses (G. P. Veges and G. Eaclosses),
dairy, W s San Jo.se Av, nr Twenty-ninth
Veigel Frederick, tailor, r. f> Quincy PI
Veiller Louis, mercliaut, r. 807 Pacific
Veirs Albert S., clerk State Harbor Commissioners, r.
120 O'Farrell
Veirs Frank B., salesman George W. Clark, r. 1413
Polk
Veitch Perrv, boots and shoes, 3003 Jlission, r. W s
Prospect Av, nr Coso Av, Bern d Ueighrs
Vejlstrup Peter C, salesman O'Dwyer & Einhorn, r.
23 Fifth Av
Vekander Anders, r. 521 }$ Geary
Velasquez Manuel, pantryman S. S. Newbern, Folsom
Street Wharf
Velasquez Santa, marble cutter Leon R. Myers, r. 918
Jackson
Veldis Rose, domestic 2195 Taylor
Velgin Charles, tailor, r. 1 Jitckson PI
Velie William H., phunber Palace H'tel
Velisario Sotero, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Vella Henry W., shoemaker, r. 117 Taylor
Vellag.' B'rnard, watchman Glickauff & Newhousc. r.
159 Vi Clara
Vellage Rinaldo B., machinist Atlas Iron Works, r.
1.59 ,S« Clara
Vellerc Eniil.r. 118 Virginia
Vellguth H., baker, r. 2117 Webster
Venable Henry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 220 Stev
Venable Joseph A., engineer, r. 721 Harrison
Venable Simeon (Hudson & Venable), attorney at law,
office 87 Montgomery Block, r. 211 Polk
Venaglla Enrico, proptr Tuscano Hotel, 619 Bdwy
VKNARI)0UIL.L.AI;AII<:, manuf Charlrea coffee.
8i)ices, muBtanl, eti'., f;2.'>-(127 Front, r. 702Lomb
Veucel Lewis, porter Uolbrook, Merrill A: Stettiou, r.
2206 Mason
Venelius H., seaman, r. Sailors' Homo
Veun Charles C, painter, r. Fouitccnih, bet Noe and
Castro
Venn Mary (widow), r. 773 Mission, rear
Vennetia J. M., r. 219 Capp
Vennekohl Benjamin (Vennekohl Brothers), r. 1200
Pacific
Vennekohl Brothf-rs (John and Benjamin) , groceries
and liquors, NW cor Jones and Pacific
Vennekohl John (Vennekohl Brvthers), r. 1200 Pac
Vensano Alexander, with F. Daneri & Co., r. 619 Pine
Ventras Frank, poultryman H. Wehser & Co., r. 810
Pacific
Veut.in Frederick, cook, r. 12 Jackson
Ventura Carlos, tailor, r. 9 liniim PI
Ventura Rock Soap Co. . L. H. Bickford president, C.
P. Higgins secretary, office and factory 410 Ritcb
Ventura Viucenzo, Garibaldi Guard .\rniory, 423
Broadway
Venture Egilio, shoemaker John D. Demartini, r. 325
Union
Venture Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Jacob Stadtfeld
Jr. secretary, office 419 California, room 26
Venturi Ida Miss, dressmaker Mrs. Mary McCuo, r. 9
ITnion PI
Venturi Vincenze, r. 317 Broadway
Ver Mehr J. L. Dr. Rev., r. 1920 Pine
Ver Mehr John M. (Sanderson k Horn) , r. 1920 Pine
Vera Donciano, woodcarver George Thomas, r. 528
Green
Veranda House, John L. Vickers proptr, 509 Wash
Veranda Peter, seaman S. S. Los Angeles, Broadway
Wharf
Verandah Lodgings, Thomas Rees proptr, 806 Kearny
Verbarg Henry (Barg & Verbarg), r. 156 Clara
Verbargh Lena, domestic 1515 Larkiu
Verboux Marie, r. 1212 Geary
Vercelli Louis, laborer, r. 222 Broadway
Vercevich Adam, barkeeper B. Badovich, r. 808 Cali-
fornia
Verde Rynold, cook, r. 11 Bernard
Verdegeem Leopold, tailor Henry Briifigemann, r. 44
Green
Verdellet Charles G., conductor, 331 O'Farrell
Verden Adolpli, shoemaker, 311 I'ine, room 10
Veidcn Alice, shirt factory, 308 % Stockton
Verden Delia Miss, domestic 917 Tyler
VERDENAIi D. F., mining secretary, office 6-7
S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. 1.V25 Sutter
Verdeual John M., attorney at law, office 526 Mont-
gomery, r. 928 Twentieth
Verdenhalven J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 987 Harrison
and 4113 Sixth
Verdenhalveu Ji hn. grocer, r. 403 Sixth
Veidier Eugene, with Pa\il Roux, r. 123 Virginia
Verdier Gaston (Verdier, Moreau fc Co.), r. Pirls ,
VERDIER, MOREAU Si CO. (Gaston Verdier ,
and (Jeorges Moreau). importers and whtdcsale l
and retail drvgoods. NK cor Montgomery and Sut ,
Verdon Frank J., baker J. DeArcy, r. 711 Folsom
Verdon Jane Mrs , r. 710 Fell
Verdon Thomas J., note teller First National Gold
Bank of San Francisco, r. 710 Fell
Verein Eintracht, 312 Post
Verge G., r. San Jose Road, bet Twenty-niiith and
Thirtieth ,,,„„ •
Verger Charles, baker Boudin & Glelr.ea, r. 1412 ?4 i
Dupont
Vergez Candine Mrs., dressmaker, 5'21 Montgomery Av
I -- " » . . — 11 1!.. I. /-ii„i™n«. •■ 521 Mont-
Maiden
Vergez Jean, baker Boudin & Gleizcs. r.
gonierv Av
Vergia Biaggio, tailor St. Mary's College
Vergo John, shnemaker, r. 1:06 Mission
Verhellen Henry, waiter L. Lantheaume, r
Lane n i i w
Veritas International RcRister of Shipping, Daniel r.
Hutchiniis agent, office 318 Cal
Veritzan C. T. Mrs., r. '29 Natonia
Vi rlager Frederick, bookbinder Andrew J. Leary. r.
357 First
Verlager Henry, paper ruler Andrew J. Leary, r. cor
Powell and Greeiiwi< h
Verlin W C, waiter Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Verlindeu A. E., apprentice A. Boisnet. r. 413 Mission
Verling Charles, r. 321 Pacific '
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit well— Wear well— Look welL
ANDEESON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
VEE
874
VIN
Margue"
Verme AgoBtino, laborer C. R. Splivalo, r.
rite PI
Vermeil Jean L. (Vermeil & Welliagton) , r. S s Twen-
ty-fourth, bet Harrison and Alatiama
VISRMEIL. & WELLINGTON (Jean L. Vermeil
»nd George E. Wellin^'ion) . bay, grain, and com-
miBSion merchants, office G08 Fourth, depot Berry
and ChauneJ. bet Fifth and Sixth
Vermont Consolidated Mining Co. (Storey Co.. Nev.) ,
Mward F. Stone se.retary, office 30t; Pine, room 3
Vermont M. T., student Barnard's Business College
Yerner F., editor and proprietor California Arbeiter
Zeltun'g. office 411 Clay, r. 1018 Powell
Verner Phillip, expressman, r. 829 Pacific
Vernbaghen A., oruamenter and japanner, 202 Powell,
r. 5 .\nna Lane
Vernon Florence, r. IOC Post
Vernon Frank, clerk Stewart, Van Clief & Hemn, r.
202« Filbert
Vernon George R.. mining engineer and superintend-
ent, office C-7 S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r.
Oakland
Vernon John, cook William Weston, r. Howard Court
Vernon Joseph P. (George W. Gibbs & Co.), r. 120
Turk
Vernon Morris R., mining, r. 114 Turk
Vernon Nora Miss, actress Bella Union Theatre
Vernon S. L. Mrs., waterproof crape and lace refin-
ishing, 114 Turk
Vero Mary (widow), r. 064 Minna
Verriika Thomas, teamster, r. 123 Riucon PI
Verrill Calviu M., locksmith and sawfllcr, Ml Mission
Verrue Edward, pastor French Reformed Evangelical
Church, and' colporteur California Evangelical
8i)C. for Foreigners, r. Oakland
Verso Piter, ship caulker, r. 9 Freelon
Vertue George, upholsterer A. Lf-vy, r. 772»Mission
Vesaria Louis, paying teller Pacific Bank, r. 220 Page
Vesey Sarah (widow), r. 754 Harrison
Vent (ic.irge (Riley k Vest), r. Oakland
Vetci.l Jtilm. wire worker, r. 824 Pacific
Veto Frank, expressman, r. 8 Union
Veto Jacob, expressman, r. 1205 Polk
Vetsch John, r. 211 Geary, rear
Vetter August ( Kistur k Vetter) , r. 9 Bryant Av
Vftter Helena, furnishing goods. 511 Bryant
Veuve H. Henry, salesman Ami Viguier.r. Union Club
Via Jennie (widow), r. 1118 Kearny, rear
Vladero Daiuaso. salesman A. S. Roscubaum & Co., r.
11112 McAllister
Viallart Louis, helper F. Thomas k Co., r. 27 Tenth
Viannay Alexau<ler, silk factory, 300 Post
Viaud l,<'on. carpenter, 518 Union
Vib-rt Maxluie, wines and liquors, 518 Valencia
Vic'f (M-orge. liiiatbuilder Martin Vice, r. 156 Minna
VICE M.VRTIN', boatbuilder, 22 Mission, r. 156
Mlnnn
VJic Thomas (Vice fc Duerden) r. ICIC Tyler
Vic William, r. 28 .McAllister
v'lco W. U. (Walton & Vice), r. Lick House
Vice A: Duerdin (Thomas Viceand James R. Duerden) ,
boat bullilers, 42Steuart
Vl.h Christopher, cook, r. (i.55 Mission
Yiclclch John, Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Mont-
gomery
Vlclnl Petlr. fruits, SW cor Pacific and Mason, r. 1
"^Vernon PI
Vlck Caroline (widow), r. 4;i Rusfi, rear
VIckeri John L.. projitr Veranda House, 509 Washing-
t-n, r. 107 Nineteenth
Vlckern Kome li.. printer Evangel Publishing Co.. r.
r. Fifth
VIckery F. C, shipping clerk Crane & Bilgham, r.
Oakliind
Vickory Isaac, OBherman, r. S s Filbert, nr Fillmore
rear
VIckery John D., Bswyer Union Box Factory, r. 22
Mary
Vickory WillUm K., deiilor rnr.' engravings and etch-
IngH. •!■< Montgomery, r. 419 Sutter
Vlcfc.r Chrlsfoplitr. ciuiviisser. r. 044 Natoma
Victor (''iimtant. r. 2"> Post
Victor Ktl. nne T.. cook O cldental Hotel
VIctiir Frances F. (widow), writer H. U. Bancroft r.
3IR l'.<ldy
Victor GuHtaTO, trunkmakcr H. Behrendt * Co , r 765
Bryant
Victor Mill and Mining Co. (Eimoralda Co., Nev )
> lct,.r Fernbach secretary, office 9-10 S. F. Stock
Excliam-c Ituilding
VICTOR SE"WING MACHUVE AGENCY,
Frank P. Barrows manager, 1212 Market
Victoria and Imperial Tunnel and Mining Co. (Salt
Lake, Utah Territory), office 302 Montgomery,
room 5
Victoria Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Nev.), T. S. Fitch secretary, office 240 Montgom-
ery, room 6
VICTORIA STEAMSHIP LINE, George Fritch
agent, office 118 Pacific
Victors Henry, salesman Bernard A. Schlingheyde, r.
Atlantic Hotel ^
Victory Dennis, teamster Pac. Commercial Co., r. 38
Zoe
Vidak John. Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Vidal Raymond, veterinary surgeon, office and r. 645
Valle.io
Vidaver Henry Rev., Rabbi Congregation Sherith Is-
rael, r. 109 Turk
Videau Francine (widow), r. 856 Mission
Videau Henry C, pressman A.Chaigneau & Co., r. 856
Mission
Vidou Paul, cook Ignatz Stelnhart, 916 Sutter
Vidy Hannah (widow), wood dyer, r. 532 J^ Valencia
Vie Henri, cook S. F. Verein, r. NW cor Vallejo and
Montgomery Av
Viehl George, cook Westerfeld & Page,r. 610 Sac
Vienna Manuel, lonsshoreman C. E. Haseltine
VIENNA MODEL BAKERY, Arsene Burcke
proptr, 205 Kearny
Viereck Hi.nry Jr., clerk Cluff Bros., r. Park Hotel
Viers Alfred, collector Oakland Ferry
Viese Charles, warehouseman John O. Strauch, r. 8E
cor Vallejo and Front
Vietheer Heinrich, barkeeper, r. NE cor Pacific and
Kearny
Victor Conrad (Muecke. Victor & Co.), r. 709 Mason
Vietiir Frederick, druggist Carl L. Wilheim, r. 317
Minna
Vigar Bernard, laborer, r. E s Minnesota, nr Nevada
Vigier Antoiue, baker, r. 318 Broadway
Vigil io Bellegrino, r. 518 Pacific
Vignalet Matthew, laborer, r. cor Sixth and Railroad
avs. South S. F.
Vigne Dominique, upholsterer Joseph Fredericks &
Co.,r. 811 Pacific
Vignerou George, waiter The Baldwin, r. 333 Eddy
VIGNIER AMI, importer, and wholesale wines
and liquors. 429^31 Battery, r. 916 Greenwich
Vignoli Luiyia, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Vigoureux Augustus W., physician, office 224 Sixth, r.
I(i09 Tuvlc
Viguier Francis, cabinetmaker West Coast Furniture
Co., r. School House Station
Vila Jerome, bootmaker Burkhardt & Hanson, r. 118
Post
Vila Jose, jjortrait painter, r. 700 Broadway
Vilagraiira Joseph M., r. 700 Broadway
Vilberg August, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Viles (iranville D., shoemaker, r. 4 Grand Av
Villa Hotel. Alvina Mangenberg proptr, NW cor Sixth
Av and Fulton
Villalbazo Rosalio. carpenter, r. 63t St. Charles PI
Villalon Is;ibel G., restaurant, .'545 Vallejo
Villalon Preceliano, cigarmaker, r. 828 Broadway
Villard Coiistimtiu. wines and liquors, 1330 Stockton,
r. 638 Valleio
VILLARO HENRY, president Oregon S. S. Co.,
otlice 210 Battery, r. Boston
Villard Sephora Miss, r. 1204 Geary
Villaret Paul, cook The Baldwin, r. 269 Jessie
Villarino Dolores (widow), r. 1211 Powell
Villas Guadalupe, domestic 127 Eddy
VilKdieu Charles, wholesale and retail liquors, 1113s
Dupont, r. 8 Stockton PI
Villegia Leopold, gunsmith, 730 Washington
Villemes Pierre, laborer, r. 1031 Dupont
Villemcur Joseph, b lotuiaker, 4 Summer, r. 803 Mont-
gomery
Villeti A. Miss, r. 110 St. Ann's Building
Villicr Jacob, mason Superintendent of Streets, r. 116
Liberty
Villmet Mary Miss, teacher French, r. 826 Howard
Villmeyre Sophy, dressmaker, 125 Virginia
Vilneuve Jules, farmer, r. 721 Pacific
Vincenot Elizabeth (widow), r. 1107 McAllister
Vincenot Eugene, clerk, r. 1107 McAllister
Vincent , attorney at law, r. 331 Jessie
Vincent Amadeo, e.xpressman, NW cor Washington
and Sansom, r. 518 Green
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montffomerv Street. Mannfactnre Perfect Fittins Shirts.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
VIN
875
VOG
Vincent Arthur, drayman H. C. 'Wright & Co., r. 1606
Geary
Vincent B. S.. carpenter, r. K a Cortland Av, nr Ch«-
pult«pec
Vincent Charles, driver engine No. 11. H. F. F. D., r.
Fourteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Vincent Charles T., framemaker Sanborn, Vail & Co.,
r. 2050 Mission
Vincent Clarence D., clerk Albert E. Buckman, r.
Oakland
Vincent Daniel, carpenter, r. 1414 Geary
Vincent Francis, r. 1111 Stockton
Vincent Francois, florist, 321 Montgomery Av, r. 1
Card Alley
Vincent Frank O., physician, oflBce and r. 22 Geary,
rooms 12-13
Vincent G., expressman, KE cor Washington and San-
som, r. 370 Broadway
Vincent George J., bookkeeper, S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1518 Eddy
Vincent George T., attorney at law, ofiSce 30C Pine, r.
331 Jessie
Vincent George W., capitalist, r. 1401 Jackson
Vincent Gusetti, dairyman A. Gianniui, r. E s Berlin,
off San Bruno Ruad, University Mound
Vincent Henry P., civil engineer Southern Pac. R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and TowLgend, room 62, r.
141fc Washington
Vincent J. Mme., wholesale and retail wines and
liquors, NE cor Powell and Pacific
Vincent James H.. carpenter, r. 014 Natoma
Vincent Jewell, laborer, r. 142 Shipley, rear
Vincent John, cartman. r. 429 Broadway
Vincent John, cutler, NE cor Pine and Kearny, r. 5
Quincy PI
Vincent John, expressman, SE cor Cal and Kearny
Vincent John, horseshoer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Vincent John P., carpenter, r. 1421 l)evisadero
Vincent Jules, laundryman, r. 142 ?<• Shiply
Vincent Laurence, expressman, r. <J39 Minna
Vincent Louis, drivtr Charles Sahrbacher
Vincent Mary A. (widow) , r. 30 O'Farrell, rear
Vincent Osmer B., telegraph operator Central Pac. R.
R., r. 405 Tu-k
Vincent Piero, vegetables, 7 Colombo Market
Vincent Samuel R., boatman, r. Cattle Wharf, Long
Bridge
Vincent Sevin & Co. (Eugene Thiele), seed importers
and fl<iriBts, 607 Sansom
Vincent Virginia Mrs., ironer Francois Bellet, r. 142
Shipley
Vincent V. S., carpenter, r. N s Coitland Av, nr Mis-
sion
Vincent William, porter Castle Bros. ,r. 824 Nineteenth
Vincent William N., assistant bookkeeper Davis
Brothers, r. 30 O'Farrell
Vincent. See Vinzent
Vine William, upholsterer, r. 17 Fourth
Vines A. M. Mrs., r. 1013 AVashington
Vining Andrew J., letter carrier 8. F. Poet-office, r.
2112 Pine
Vining Everi-tt A., engraver George C. Shreve k Co.,
r. 1508 Post
Vining George, clerk, r. 2112}^ Pine
Vinings G. H., driver United Carriage Co.
Vink Jacob, peddler, r. 422 Sixth
Vlnsonhaler Ellen (widow), r. 4 Highland Terrace
Vinsot Pierre, butcher Fos Bros., r. SE cor Stockton
and Broadway
Vioget Wil.iam, r. 700 Broadway
Viole Gnisseppi, laborer, r. 1618 Stockton
Violich Antonio, restaurant, r. 727 Davis
Violich Marco, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Violich Nicolo, waiter Anthony Cletchack, r. 865 Fol
Virden R. D. (widow), capitalist, r. 1617 Devisadero,
rear
Vlren Ola, carver J. B. Luchsinger & Son, r. 9 Sheri-
dan
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co.. William W. Stetson
Secretary, i.Jtice 47 Nevada Hlock
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Co., office 426 Califor-
nia, room 1
Virginia Block, NW cor Pacific and Stockton
Virginia Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.
Nev.), T. F. Hopkins secret.ry, office 438 Cal
Virtue Mining Co. (Baker Co., Oregon), R. H. Brown
secreiary, office 20 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Vischer Arthur, painter, r. IIOS Howard
ViBcini Antonio, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Visick Conrad, laborer, r. 116 Washington
Visitaclon L«nd Co., John 8. Lnty secretary, office SOT
Montgomery
Visser Jan. seaman, r. Steiiart Stret t House
Vitaich Giisiave, fisliermau. r. I'J Vallejo
Vitaich John, restaurant, 42 Fourth, r. 339 Minna
Vilkce Charles, s^'aman, stm Gipsy, Broadway Wharf
Vitorino Juan, seaman schr Mary Frances Cruz
Vitos John, sheepherder. r. St. Charles Hotel
Vits Jacob, bakery. 1205 Polk
Vitt Albert, clerk" Jones \- Co., r. 3 Dale PI
Vitt Charles, porter Sheehau and Muhon, r. 1219 Miss
Vitt Emil, lumberman A. M. Simpson & Brother, r. 20
I'lemeiitina
Vitt Ferdinand, r. 1219 Mission
Vitt Joseph, lumberman, r. N s Clara, btt Fourth and
Fifth
Vitt Mary (widow), r. 1219 Mission
Vitt Walter, harncssmaker Thomas P. McLaughlin, r.
1219 Mission
Vivian Catherine (widow), r. 311 Main
Vivian Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co.
(Devil's Gate, Nev.), T. S. Fitch secretary, office
240 Montgomery', room 6
Vivian Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), W. E. Dean sec-
rctjiry. office 203 Bush, room 8
Vivian Thomas H., steward, r. 311 Main
Vivian Thomas J., dramatic editor Spirit of the Times,
r. 330 Geary
Vivian William, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Vivian William, miner, r. NE cor Montgomery and
Pacific
Vivien Auguste, florist, 129 Ellis, r. SE cor Mason and
Ellis
Vivien Louis, ccffee stand, liH Fourth
Vivier Arthur, upholsterer Cal. Furniture Manuf Co.,
r. 908 Jackson
Vivier E. Mrs. (widow) , r. 908 Jacksou
Vizard Henry, manager Golden Rule Bazaar, r. 1917
Geary
Vizard Thomas, capitalist, r. 333 Minna
Viziua Charles, r. 664 Natoma
Vlansich John, Austrian Beuev. Soc, 71 New Hont
Ylautin Jacob. Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Vlautin Joseph, coffee saloon, 283 East
Vlautin Paul, restaurant, 715 Davis
Vlautin Vincenz. fisherman, r. Xi Vallejo
Vuck Simon (Leicken & Vock), r. Nt. cor Fourth and
Silver
Vocke Gustav C. (Vorke & Harms) , r. 17UC Leav
VOCKK & HARMS (Gustav C. Vocke and Henry
Harms) general commission merchants, 318 Clay
Voegllin Arthur, usher California Theatre, r. SW cor
Stockton and California
Voegilin William, scenic artist California Theatre, r.
SW cor Stockton and California
Voegtlin William Jr., scene painter California Thea-
tre, r SW cor Stn-kton and California
Voekel Johanna, tiacher German, r. 1706 Clay
Voelk Louis, varnisher Charles M. Plum & Co., r. 113
Park Av
Voelkuer Henry, patternmaker George H. Tay i Co.,
r. 222 Pacific
Voerckel Hermann, painter, r. 391 Eighth
Vogil Alfred (Vogel & Hahn), r. 154 Silver
Vogel Anton, clerk, r. 1140 Green
Vogel Charles, butcher Frederick Katz. r. 228 Bush
Vogel Charles, shoemaker, 504 Post
Vogel Charlis, water tender S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. 8.
Co.
Vogel Christian, baker, r. 315 Stockton
Vogel George, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 218 Pac
Vogel Jacob, fringemaker David Schiudler,r. 21 Shep-
pard PI '
Vogel John, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r.814 Filbert
Vogel Melchior, carrier Morning Call and Evening
Bulletin, r. 21H O'Farrell
Vogel Rudolph, bartender San Francisco Turn Verein,
323 Turk
Vogel Simon, brewer Noethig .V Turk, r. 1839 Mission
Vogel & Hahn (Alfred Vogel and Hugo Hahn) . German
news agents. 423 Washington
Vogeley Carl, laborer, r. 8 Dupont
Vogeley Charles C. (J. V.>gcley t Brother), r. 916
Market
Vogeley J. & Brother (CharlesC.) , candy manufactory,
915 Market
Vogeley Jacob O., salesman Rob*rt Flennlken. r. 1709
Stockton
Vogeley John (J. Vogeley .'c Brother), r. 915 Market
Vogelsang Max (Qruen & Vogelsang) , r. '220 Minna
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nndens Building, Market cor. Third.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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(irove
Voges George, steward The Fountain, r. 123 O Farrell
Voght John N., waiter Edward Newman, r. 3K.0 Jessie
Vogler George B., tailor John N. Straub, r.25 Lillj- Av
Vogt Henry F., carbuilder Market St. R. K.. r. 723 Va-
lencia
Vogt Tneodore, teacher music, r. 1318 California
Voigbt Htrniann, blacksmith S. F. Forge Co., r. 208
Dora
Voi^ht Hermann, laborer California Sugar Keflnery,
r. 922 Brjant
Voigt Alexander, laundryman La Grande Laundry,
Thirteenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Voigt August (Voigt i: Wulbecke), r. Uiy Bryant
Voigt Bernard, electro gilder Schulz & Fischer), r.
2JU Pacific
Voiyt Carl, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Voigt Christian H. (Eggors >V Co.). r. GOT Eddy
Voigt Frederick K., editJr The Guide, office 521 Clay,
r. 152(1 Jackson
Voigt Jacob, master mariner, r. Kramer PI
Voigt Rudolph E., bookkeeper S. L. Jones & Co., r.
720 California
Voigt & Wulbecke (Augustus Voigt and Henry Wul-
becke), butchers' supplies, dies, edge tools, etc.,
'J4'.> Bryant
Vi.isiiift Jules E. (Voi.siiiet & Thomas), r. 1219 Ke.irny
Voisiiiet A: Thomas (Jules E. Voisinit and Jacques
Thomas), hairdrcssiug saloon. 54.5 Merchant
Voisson Jean, tanmrDominiciueLegallet, r. cor Sixth
Av and Q. South .S. F.
Voitlot Catherine (widow), furnished rooms, 540
Washington
Voivodich Peter (Bragatto & Voivodich), r. Jackson,
bet Mont^^omery and Sausom
Voiziu M., carpenter, r. 42 Clara
V(db<rg Charles (Scliloufer & Volberg), r. Alameda
Volbtrg Joseph, bookkeeper Zadig k. Weill, r. 1023
Larkiu
VoUr Timothy, laborer, r. N s Filbert, ur Fillmore
Volhaver Antonio, laborer, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Volk B.. r. 207 Powell
Volk E. L., r.735 Brannau
Volk John G., machinist, r. 2009 Folsom
Volk William J., tailor, r. Hackmeicr's Hotel
Volker Charles, solicitor, r. 831 k. Pacitic
Volk'-rs Joseph, butcher, r. Fairmount Tract, nr
School House
Volkirt Adolph, cook Edward Newman, r. 36 Valpar-
aiso
Volknian Charles M. (C. M. Volkman & Co.), r. 2208
Jones
Volkmnn C. M. & Co., produce commission. 319 Wash
Volkiiiiiu Fredrick, laborer Oal. Sugar Refinery, r. 911
Folsom
Volkmann George F., r. 621 Pine
Volkmann John, bookkeeper Sol. Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 021 Flue
Volkmann M., r. 11 Johnson
Volkniat' Christian, packer HoUing Brothers, r. 72
Evereit
Voll Carl (Wedemcyer & Vol!) , r. Ss Bush, ur Dupont
Voll Francis W., mining, r. 1714 Post
Voll Henry, saslimukir, r. 64 First
Vollbers Martin, p^Tter Hugh Murray, r. 303 Davis
Vollers Charles (Ohland & Vollers), r. 971 Harrison
Vollers Hancker, drayman S. McHenry & Co., r. 041
Ji-Hsie
Volh rs Houry, salesman Frederick Campe, r. 100 Te-
hama
Vollers Henry, pyrotechnist Church & Co.. r. 641
Jessi(>
VOI..I..niAR JAMES, manager Country Real Estate
Associates. ofll,e40 California, r. Alameda
VoUmer Adolph, frescopainter, r. 623 Powell
Volliiier Edward (I. Laudsbcrgcr & Co.), r. .537 McAl-
lister
VoUiiier H. At Co. (DIrdrich Logemann), liquor sa-
loon, SW cor Pacith^ and East
Vollmer Henry (U. Vollnier >N; Co.), r. 724 Franklin
Vollnier John J., groiMTies and li<iuor8, 737 Turk, r.
7.1.-. Turk
Volnier Anna Miss, patterns. 029 Market, r. 170S Dup
Volnier Charlotte (widow), r. 170H Dupoiit
Voliner I.oiiIh, photographer, r. 1708 Dupout
Volnier Uudolph, clerk Matthews & Jewell, r. 1708
Dnpont
Vol pert W. A., cigars, 229 ?i Mont Av, r. 233 Mont Av
VoIplUac Etionue, junkdealer, Meiggs' Wharf
Voltz Conrad, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Volz Augustus, bakery and cofifee saloon, 109 Third
Volz Charles, carriagepainter, r. Fillmore, bet McAl-
lister and Fulton
Volz George, cabinetmaker Fifth Street Furniture
Manufacturing Co., r. 14 Gilbert
Volz George F., bookkeeper National Brewery, r. E 8
Fillmore, bet McAllister and Fulton
Volz Gu.st.ive, teamster S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1443i
Freelon
Volz John, drayman Hecht Bros. & Co., r. 32 Willow
Av
Volz Lizzie Miss, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 32 Willow Av
Volz Margaret (widow), r. 32 Willow Av
Volz Mary (widow), r. 1002 McAllister
Volz Peter, carriagemaker Prosper Estrade, r. 813
Mission
Volz William P., maltster National Brewery, r. SE
cor Fulton and Webster
Von Ahn Emil, painter, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Von Ahn Sophia (widow) , r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Von Ahn William, r. 825 Vallejo, rear
Von Ahnden John H., cigars and tobacco, 3 Keamy,
r. 141 Perry
Von Ammon Bernard, commission merchant, r. 1713
Bush
Von Aspern John (Stahl & Von Aspern), r. 304 Seven-
teenth
Von Bargeu Henry, groceries and liquors, 23 Valencia
Von Bargen Ernst (Doscher & Von Bargen) , r. SW
cor McAllister and Webster
Von Bargeu Henry (Sehultz & Von Bargen) r. 1421
Sutter
Von Borstel Theodore (H. Ahrens & Co.) , r. 1730 Tyler
Von Buchholz Marie Miss, assistant Bush Street Cos-
mopolitan Primary School, r. 1717 Clay
Von Bulow James, waiter Pieper & Quarg,r. 316 How-
ard
Von Daniels Helena Miss, teacher, r. 850 Van Ness Av
Von Daniels Theresa, teacher, r. 850 Van Ness Av
Von der Heide Carl, bookkeeper Heutrichs & Tby-
arks. r. 513 Front
Von der Heidt William, upholsterer. 34 Minna
VON DER LiElTH FREDERICK H., druggist
and apothecary, NE cor Broadway and Powell, r.
742 Broailway
Von der Mehdeu Louis, professor music, r. 10 Elliot
Park
Von Doehlen Jacob, laborer Giant Powder Works,
Central Road, nr Twentieth Av
Von Emden John (Schulz & Von Emden) , r. 207 Clara
Von Forckenbeck M., r. 205 Hyde
Von Fritseh Otto, traveling salesman M. Gray, r. 117
Post
Von Frobln Mrs., r. 1130 Market
VON' GARDANOWSKY EMIL, physici.in, of-
fice and r. 7'J5 California
Von Glahn Christian, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Seventh and Stevenson
Von Giilpen Carl, teacher music, r. 1023 Powell
Von Hadelu John, groceries and liquors, NWcor Pow-
ell and Green, r. 1H03 Powell
Von Hadeln Peter, clerk John Von Hadeln, r. 1603
Powell
Von Hagen Henry E., clerk M. Waterman & Co., r.
621 Pine
Von Hagen. See Van Hagen
Von Uaiten Louis, grociries and liquors, NW cor
Brannan and Sixth
Von Havbacher Henry, cutter P. Kelly
Von Helm Henry, butcher James Lintott, r. cor Jones
and Pine
Von Helms John, captain stm Monterey, r. 225 Valen-
cia
Von Helms John, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 43 Minna
Von Helms Thonuis, butcher, r. 915 Jones
Von Hill A. L., carpenter, r. 435 Pine
Von Hofinaun Charles, physician, office and r. 209
Geary
Von Hiinolstein Lois, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Von Imhoir Frederick C, hairdressing saloon, 701
Cireenwich, r. 1110 Filbert
Von Josojjh Alexander, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor
Kearny and Morton
Von Kapff F. Ucrmiin, bookkeeper First National Gold
Bank of Saii Francisco, r. Alameda
Von Leicht Ferdinand, civil engineer and surveyor,
office 432 Montgomery, r. '2010 Pierce
DULLOCK & JON SS, 105 Monteromery St., Importers Martin's Canes and UmbreUas.
Velocipsdes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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Von Loesecke Percy, stockbroker, 121 SanBom, r. 513
Franklin
Von Loweufels Charles, ebortband reporter, office 8
Montgomery Av. room 7, r. lolU Post
VON L.tiEDIXGHAl'SEN OSCAIl WOLFF,
apothecary, 51(1 Hayes
Von Miiegge John F., policemau City Uall, r. 407
Pacific
VonMu-scn A., r. 243 Second
Von Nucke Andrew, fruits, 750 Brauuan
Von Orfen, r. 31 Kausch
Von Perbaiidt rharles, r. G27 Commercial
Von Ptister Francis M., assistant bookkeeper Hi-
beruia Savings and Loan Society, r. y:JO Market
Von Poellnitz William J., boxmakcr F. B. Taylor &
Co., r. 101") Powell
Von Khein Arthur W., messenger Custom House, r.
2:!9 San Jose Av
VON RHEIN, HYLAND & CO. (O. F. Von
Bbein, H. J. Hyland and M. O. Hines), real-estate
agents, 6-14 Market ,
Von Khein Otto F. (Von Rbeiu, Hyland & Co.), and
president S. F. Abend Post Co., office 53a Califor-
nia, r. 239 San Jose Av
Von Roun William (Von Konn & Hencke Brothers), r.
1130 Filbert
VON RONN & HENCKE BROTHERS (Wil-
liam Von Bonn and William and Herman Hencke) ,
dairy produce and provisions, 414 Clay
Von Stbassen Max, teamster S. F. Stock Brewery, r.
211H Powell
Von Schmidt Alexis W., civil engineer, r. 1628 Folsom
Von Schmidt Alfred W., r. lOJS Fulsom
Von Schmidt Edward A., r. lG-8 Folsom
Von Schmidt Jnlius H., draughtsman V. S. Surveyor
General's Office, r. 304 Grove
Von Seggen Anna (widow), r. N s Union, nr Gough,
rear
Von Seudeo Anna (widow), r. 17 Stockton PI
Von Senden Henry, butcher, r. 17 Stockton Pi
Von Soosten Louis (Von Soosten & Ahrens) , r. SW cor
Sixteenth and Fidsom
Von Soosten & .-vhrens (Louis Von Saosten and Wil-
liam Ahrens) , groceries and liquors, SW cor Six-
teenth and Folsom
Von Staden Diedrich C, groceries and liquors, SW
cor Steuart and Mission
Von Staden George, r. 43.> Broadway
VonStadenJohu, janitor Old City Hall, r. 624 Lom-
bard, rear
Von Steenburg Cornelia (widow) r. 125 Thirteenth
Von Tagen Adolph, captain scbr Last Chance, r. 214
Francisco, rear
Von Tiedemaun E. T., watchmaker and jeweler, 421
Sixth •
Von Tiedemann F., cigar mannf 421 Sixth
Von Tiedemann Tirlemon Mrs., clairvoyant, 421 Sixth
VON VOSS WILLIABI (Etiennc & Vou Voss), r.
17 Laskie, rear
Von Wicks August, gardener, r. Philadelphia House
Von Wyl John, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
Vonarx Julius, painter A. Ber.-'On & Sou, r. 815 Val-
lejo, rear
VonarxJo-eph, tailor W. Plagemanu, r. 5',i Laskie
Vonarx Julius, painter, r. HloVallejo
VOORHEES BENJAMIN, teamster Hobbs,
Pomeroy & Co.. r. NW cor Church and Eighteenth
I Voorhees George W., carpenter, r. 741 Market
Voorhees H., r. 419 Hyde
Voorhees James, attorney at law. office 40.> Kearny
Voorhees William H., copyist County Recorder's Of-
fice, r. 619 Hyde
Voorhies F. B., clerk, r. 5(!0 Howard
Voorhies Hattie Miss, teacher vocal and instrumeutal
music, r. 560 Howard
Voorhies M. B. (wid(jw), r. 5G0 Howard
Voorman Henry (Pacific Distilling and Kefiuing Co.,
and F. Barnard k Co.) , r. 800 Bush
Vorbe Ephraim, r. ."lO South Park
Vorbe Joseph F., r. 50 South Park
Vorrath Carl C. (Glaus Wreden & Co.). r. 2109 Taylor
Vorrath Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor Point
Lobos and Johnson avs
Vorrath Thomas, painter, r. 203 Twelfth
Vorrmer August, master mariner, r. 40 Jackson
Vorskul Rudoli^h, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Vortess John, cabinetmaker, r. 741 Market
Vortmann Henry, liquor saloon, NW cor Ho\*ard and
Steuart, r. 324 Beale
Vorwerck Charles, restaurant, 1819 Powell
Vosburgh Henry W., Rpcculator, r. 814)4 H»ye«
Vosbiirgh William, r. 726 Wasliingtijn
Vosding John. r. Hacknieler'a H^tel
VoBs Charles, janitor, 314 O'Farnll
Voss Christopher, r. SE cor Greenwich and Gaven
Voss Franz, cook Petereen & Lut/.en, r. oo-.i JackRon
Voss George H., upholsterer WilU&iu J. Ueuey A: Co.,
r. 114 Turk
Voss Ueinrich, barber John Klmmel, r.')i Laugton
Voss Henry, upholsterer, r. H04 Lnrkin
Voss Henry H., upholsterer, r. 804 Larkin
Voss Otto C, watchmaker A. E. Hartmann. r. 314
O'Farrell
Voss Robert, seaman, r. 4li Steuart
Vosslar Andrt w, taihir. r. 1407 Powell
Vost Andrew, iiUimber William U. Allen
Voster Stephen, chicken ranch. Silver Av, bet Mission
and San Bruno Bond
Vosti Ji>seph, dairyman Hiram Clifford, r. Silver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Vosti Stephen, dair\ man Hiram Clifford, r. Sliver Av,
bet Mission and San Bruno Road
Vote Daniel, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery .\v
Votta Michael, musician, r. 131H Diipout
Voze S. W., butcher, r. Overland House
Vragujzan G. A., salesman GhirardcUi jc Danzel.r. 120G
Stockton
Vragnizan John, Austrian Benev. Sr^c.. 71 New Mont
Vragnizan Peter, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Vreany Michael, laborer stiu Bullion, Selby Smelting
Works
Vrebner Ernst, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Vreeland Ezekiel B., clerk, r. 724 Harrison
Vreeland Frank S., clerk A. L. Lengfeld, r. 428 Sutter
Vrooman Edward, carpenter Buckingham & Hecht, r.
707 Minna
Vrooman George, broker, r. Philadelphia House
Vucher .\uguste, cook, r. «24 Montgomery
Vuiovich Christopher, cook S. Obradovich
Vucovich Illia, fruits and vegetables, 1002 Bush, r.
1000 Bush
Vulcan Forges, Garcin, Son & Co. proptrs, 294 Howard
Vulcan Powder Co., R. L. Shaitiwald secretary, office
123 California, rooms 25-26
Vulcan Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Nev.),W. H. Watoon
secretary, office 302 Montgomery, rooms .l-G
Vulcan Samuel, printer, r. 120 Silver
Vulicevich Marco, foreign fruits and produce com-
mission, 520-522 Sansoin, r. 414 Hyde
VuUeet Alexander, chickenbutcher Palace Hotel
Vuscovich Vincent, cigars and tobacco, 1430 Stockton,
r. 1428 Stockton
Vyght Herman, boilermaker, r. 63 Natoma
Waas Brothers ( leorge and Henry), proptrs Teutouia
Garlens, Hermann, bet Fillmore and Steiner
Waas George (Waas Bros.), r. Hermann, bet Fillmoie
and Steiner
Waas Henry (Waas Bros.), r. Hermann, bet Fillmore
and Steiner
Waas Henry, manuf wooden bungn, plugs, taps, etc.,
720 Minna, r. 105 Oak
Waas Louis, porter Albert Mau k Co., r. ICS Oak
Wachenheimer L. Mrs. (widow), r. 1821 Powell
Wachsmuth Minard, seaman, r. 171 Perry
Wachsmiitli William, cigar dealer, 2008 Mission, r.
l.')44 Howard
Wachter Conrad, machine hand Union Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 1011 York
Wachter Jacques, cook Occidental Hotel, r. 5 Lewis
Wa< hter Rudolph, bootmaker G. H. Stelu, r. 5 Wash
Wachter William, master mariner, r. 421 ?« Green-
wich
Wackendaver Michael, carver J. B. Luchslnger&Co.,
r. l(H)y Mission
Wackenhut Fritz, baker U. H. Restaurant, r. 643 Clay
Wackeureuder Vit.is, surveyor, and proptr Fraucoula
Nursery, W s San Bruno Road, nr Eve
Wacker Charles, capitnlist, r. 871 Folsom
Wacker Gustave, clerk Pope * Talbot, r. 5 Haggin
Wacket Robert, clerk, r. 909 Folsom
Wackett H« nry, willowware, (.40 Market, r. Oakland
Wacklord Johii. cook Lick House
Waddeli Gordon H., r. 9 lissex
Waddi 11 John, nightwatchman Alms House
Waddell JuUa Mrs., nurse, r. 1130 Market
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Waddell William W., superintendent O. and O. S. S.
Co.. r. 540 Second t • vi. r.
Waddington James, chemist S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
8-22 Powell , ^
Waddington Thomas, printer, r. 1110 Montgomery
Waddock Frank, paperfinisher A. D. Remington & Co.,
r. .5.>7 Natoma
Waddv Anthony, collector, r. 1328 Pacific
WadeAbel, stockbroker, r. 19 Ninth
Wade \lbert P. (Joseph L. King & Co.) , r. San Rafael
Wade Charles B., salesman Selby Smelting and Lead
Works, r. 1205 Tyler
Wade Charles H., trunkmaker H. Behrendt & Co., r. 139
Silver
Wade Charles W., solicitor, r. 7 Bagley PI
Wade Kdward G., clerk Henry G Lmgley, r. 31 Eddy
Wade George W., assistant Secretary Board of Educa-
tion, r. 1031 Market
Wade George Washington, general agent, office 518
Wade Henrj-, barkeeper Brown & Perkins, r. 524
Geary
Wade Henry, clerk, r. 121 O'Farrell
Wade .James H., clerk Benjamin Lake, r. 121 O'Far-
rell
Wade John, attorney at law, office .56-57 Montgomery
Bloik, r. 1507 Washington
Wade John, plumber Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Wade John C, real-estate, r. 524 O'Farrell
Wade Joseph L., with H. S. Crocker & Co., r. 1014
Washington
Wade Katie Miss, r. 626,^; Jessie
Wade Margaret Miss, assistant Girl's High School, r.
1507 Washington
Wade Philip W.. painter, r. 152G Tyler
Wade S. H., foreman printingdepartment H. S. Crock-
er & Co., r. Oakland
Wade Thomas, dentist, office 27 Geary, r. Oakland
Wade William M., local agent British American As-
surance Co., for South S. F., office and r. SE cor
Seventh Av and N, South S. F.
Wade William N.. livery stable, 710 Broadway
Wade William W., salesman J. C. Johnson & Co., r.
710 Broadway
Wadham Luman, bookkeeper Cal. Furniture Manuf
Co., r. I'.toy Leavenworth
Wadhams Carter, painter Frost k Richards, r. 1610
Clay
Wadhams E. L. (widow), r. 110 Sixth
Wadhani.s William (Wadhams & Elliott), r. Portland,
Ore^'on
WADH.VMS & ELLIOTT (William Wadhams
and H<nry A. Elliott), wholesale grocers (Port-
land, Oregon), and forwarding and commission
merchants, office 206 Front
Wadlilgh Maria H. (widow), dressmaker, r. 108 J4
Powell
WadUigli Frank, printer, r. 108,'^ Powell
WadleiKli George J., tinsmith James H. Mitchell, r.
IOh;^ Powell
Wadleigh John, machinist, r. lO^^V; Powell
Wa<lleigh William, delivery clerk H. H. Scott & Co.,
r. Oakland
Wadraan Charles P.. r. 3 Ridley
Wadman William B. tinsmith J. J. Vasconcellos, r.
110 Taylor, rear
Wadsworth Benjamin C. (William R. Wadsworth &
Son) , r. 1013 Washington
Wadsworth Frank M., assistant weigher Custom
lloutic, r. 122:i York
W.VDSWORTH HENRY, treasurer Wells, Fargo
& Co., office NE cor California and Sansom, r. 1368
Wtbst.r, Oakland
Wadsworth Horace H., millhand Horace Davis & Co.,
r. 137 Montgomery
Wadsworth House, P. A. Eakins proptr, 225 Bush
Wadsworth J., r. 217 Kearny
Wadsworth J. C. L., mining, office 401 California, room
2, r. Pacific Club
Wadsworth Marsdeu, capitalist, r. 310 Stockton
Wadsworth William, carpenter llisdon I. and L.
Works, r. 567 Howard
Wadsworth Willlaui U. (William R. Wadsworth &
Sou), and secretary Califomi-j Bible Society, r.
817 MIhhIom
Wadsworth William R. k Sou (Benjamin C.),com-
riienlal brokers, 402 Front
Waegkin Isaac, boottreer 8.W. Levy, r. 315 Fulton
Wafer Henry, purser Pacific Mall S. 8. Alaska, r. 645
Minna
Wafer William, freight clerk Pacific Mail 8. 8. City
of Peking, r. 540 Ellis
Waflferd , longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Wagdin John, r. 923 Dolores
Wegener Francis 0., clerk Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 207
Hyde
Wagener Frederick, carpenter Haskell & Bode, r. 1022
Bryant
Wagener Joseph (Wagener & Besecke) , r. 1906 Larkin
Wagener & Besecke (Joseph Wagener and William
"^Besecke), house and sign painters, 190(5 Larkin
Wager Frederick, waiter, r. 512 Bush
Wager Michael, marble polisher Jeremiah Dempsey,
r. 35 Everett
Wageveld Reeks, seaman, r. Steuart Street House
Waggoner George H., general passenger agent and
auditor South Pac. Coast R. R., office 20-21 Nevada
Block, r. Newark
Waguer Adam, cabinetmaker, r. 10 Geneva
■WAGNER ADAM, proptr Union Hotel, 34 Hayes
Wagner Adolph, chairmiker Cal. Furniture Manuf
Co., r. 679 Mission
Wagner Albert, cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 10
Geneva
Wagner Albert, seaman scow Camille, r. 26 Sac
Wagner Albert, waiter Saulmann's Restaurant, r. 417
Broadway
Wagner Amelia Mrs., dressmaker, 9 Hartman
Wagner Antone P. (Wagner & Haub) , r. SE cor Union
and Buchanan
Wagner August H., conductor Market Street R. R., r.
529 Valencia
Wagner Bernard, tinsmith George H. Tay & Co., p. 311
Pacific
Wagner Charles (KuUman, Wagner & Co.), r. Stockton
Wagner Charles, boarding, 105 Jackson
Wagntr Charles, butcher August Hildebrand, r. 113
Seventh
Wagner Charles, manuf amber goods, r. 11 Hopeton
Terrace
Wagner Charles A. W., jeweler Elleau & Hollander, r.
627 Locust Av
tVAGNER CHARLES F., wholesale butcher,
First Av, nr Kentucky, South S. F., office 536
Kearny, r. SW cor Fulton and Gough
Wagner Christian, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works,
r. 243 Second
Wagner Cornelius, molder, r. 64 First
Wagner E., cabinetmaker, r. NE cor Fifth and Bran
Wagner Edward, porter J. C. Johnson & Co., r. 812 Cal
WAGXER ED1VARD L., liquor saloon, 1232 Du-
pont, r. 2011 Powell
Wagner Elizabetu Miss, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf
Co., r. Eleventh Av. nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Wagner Emil, cashier United Carriage Co., r. 454 Te-
hama
Wagner Ferdinand, assistant cook Park Hotel, 26 Turk
Wagner Ferdinand, engineer, r. 9 Hartman
Waguer Ferdinand, liquor dealer, r. 1232 Dupont
Wagner Ferdinand Jr., jeweler and diamond setter,
223 Kearny, r. 1232 Dupont
Wagner Frank B., salesman O'Connor, Moflfatt & Co.,
r. 501 Post
Wagner Frank C, butcher Hentrich & Thyarks, r. 6
Burgoyne PI
Wagner George E., restaurant. Fifth Av, Hunter's
Point, South S. F.
Wagner Gottfried (Wiese & Wagner), r. 105 Jackson
Wagner Henry B., house painter, 637 California, p.
1017 Tyler
i Wagner Jacob, bricklayer and builder, office 516 Kear-
ny, r. cor Potrero Av and Twenty-third
Wagner Jacob, cook Gustavus Pope, r. 551 First
Wagner John, barkeeper, r. 116 Washington
Wagner John, butcher, r. Ninth Av, bet Railroad Av
and M. South S. F.
Wagner John, physician, office and r. 2016 Mission
Waguer John, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Wagner John C, r. 435 Pine
Wagner John (-.. carpenter, r. 2G0 Jessie, rear
Wagner John G., gasfitter C. J. Reilley, r. 1417 Mason
Waguer Joseph (Joseph Wagner & Co.), r. 212 Turk
Wagner Joseph, bookkeeper McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
4.54 Tehama
Wagner Joseph, cabinetmaker Pacific Furniture Manuf
(Jo., r. 7 Carolina
Wagner Joseph & Co. (Michael O'Brien), mill furnish-
ers, 113-115 Mission
Wagner Lewis, coachman C. W. Crocker, r. 1609 But
Waguer Ludwig (Wagner & Todt) , r. 13 Grand Av
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Cartwright (SbWaraer's Merino Underwear.
Toys at QEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St. oppodto the Plaza.
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Wagner Lud wig, butcher Hentrich k Thyarks, r. 1701 H '
Leavenworth j
Wagner Marcus, boots and shoes, 18 Bowen's Block
Kailroad Av, South S. F. " I
Wagner Mary Mrs., dressmaking, 970 Harrison
Wagner Nancy M. Miss, fur sewer John N. Lofstead '
r. 44 Julia 1
Wagner Peter, cook tug Wizard, r. 1040 Market '
Wagner Peter, distiller, r. N s Moulton,nr Steiner '
Waguer Philip, market, NW cor Sutter and Fillmore
Wagner Sylvester, real estate, r. W s Mission, West
End Tract
WAGNER THEODORE, United States Surveyor
General, office 010 Commercial, r. SW cor Twenty- '
fourth and Mission i
Wagner W. H., bricklayer, r. Overland House '
Wagut r William, carjienter, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Wagner William, clerk Charles F. Wagner, r. SW cor [
Gough and Fulton
Waguer William, confectioner D. Canty & Co., r. Oak-
land
Wagner William A., clerk G. Leipnltz & Co., r. Inter-
national Hotel
Wagner A: Haub(Antone P. Wagner and Phillip Haub),
market, SW cor Union and Montgomery
Wagner & Todt (Ludwig Wagner and Ferdiuand Todt) ,
proptrs Pacific Copper Works, 571 Mission
Wagor James E., milkman, r. 1.5:i.5 Geary
Wagstatt" Arthur, baker, r. 108 Eddy
Wagstuflf Thomas H., brass finisher, r. E s Wisconsin,
hr Sii rra
Wagstaff William G., fj^eman laborers U. S. Apprais-
er's Store, r. 512 OTarrell. rear
Wahl Chris, brewer Chicago Brewery, r. 1434 Pine
Wohl Christian, liquor saloon, 508 Merchant, r. 324
Broadway
Wahl Henry, laborer A. W. Wilson, r. 405 Main
Wahl Louis, liquor saloon, 415 Wash, r. 249 Steven-
son
Wahlan Philip, r. 611 Natoma
Wahlander A. W., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Wahler Anthony (Flaniedy & Wahler) , office 785 Mar-
ket, r. 23 Lafuyeite
Wahlguist F.. r. 703 Greenwich
Wahlheim Ottmar, market. 912 Twentieth
Wahlheim Philip, boot and shoemaker, 905 Clay
Wahltmaii John, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2019
Folsom
Wahrman Alexander, conductor, r. 160 Perry
Wahmuth H. & Co. (Henry Wahmuth and Christ
Meyer), proptrs Hayes Valley Brewery, 512-514
Grove, and liquor saloon, 931 Folsom
Wahmuth Henry (H. W'ahmuth & Co.) , r. 514 Grove
Wahtar Conrad, cabinetmaker, r. 1011 York
Waibel Jo.seph, r. 108 Shotwell
Waibel Oscar, clerk Stange & Hink, r. 108 Shotwell
Wainwright Abram, cariieuter, r. '708 Taylor
Watnwright Eddie W., clerk S. R. Church, r. 1410
Lisrkin
Wainwright G. W., r. 418 Sutter
Wainwright James, saloonkeeper, r. 1410 Larkin
Wainwright John, salesman Glasgow Iron and Metal
Importing Co., r. Oakland
Wainwright John W., r. 10a McAllister
Wainwright William, saloonkeeper, r. 1410 Larkin
Wair Jchn, baker S. S. Aneon, r. 613 Howard
Wait H. N. (widow), r. 945 Mission
Wait J. B..r. 321 Pacific
Wait William, seaman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Wait William W., r. 631 Second
Waite Alphos T., livery stable, 1211 Mason, r. 1114 I
Washington i
Waite David, r. 321 Third I
Waite David G., conductor, r. 304 Third '
WAITE EDWIN G. , naval officer Port San Fran- '
Cisco, office Custom House, second floor, r. Oak- ^
laud
Waite Elizabeth (widow), r. 7 Vallejo Terrace
Waity Frederick, carpenter, r. Turk Street Hotel
Waite Frederick, teamster r. 711 Natoma
Waite Frederick, hackmau Richard D. Ledgett, r. 18
Rincon Av I
Waite Frederick C, first officer bark Don Nicholas, r. I
18 Rincon Point '
Waite Henry, contractor, r. 13 Page '
Waite Henry O., r. N s Nineteenth, bet Castro and :
Hartford 1
Waite Henry W., policeman City Hall, r. 1017 Clay
Waite Jerome, clerk, r. 4'28 Broadway I
WAL
Waite J. M., contractor, cor Maaon and Suramonto,
r. San Rafael
Waite Paul T. Murray, office 314 Montgomery, room 6,
r. N 8 Folsom, nr Fourteenth
Waltt Alfred C, bookkeeper Tuber, q^rker k Co.. r.
Oakland
Waitte Prndy (widow), r. 121 Seventh
Waiznian Max. mannf paper boxes, and dealer itraw-
t>oard, and fancy papers. .'i39 Market, r. 1432 Tyler
Waketiehl H., cook.r. Overland House
Wakefield Leon H., office Ti California, room 4, r.
Oakland
Wakefield Rattan Co., Robert Coulter agent rattan
furniture. 3H Oearv
WAKEFIELD SAM BELL. (S. B. Wakefield k
Co.). r. loiu; Pdst
WAKEFIELD S. B. «& CO. (A. W. Foster) stock-
brokers, olhco 322 Plue
Wakilee H. P. (H. P. Wakelee & Co.) , and manager
Golden City Clhemical Wcrks. r. 314 Kllis
WAKELEE H, P. & CO. (C. W. Randall), drug-
gists and apothecaries, SE cor Montgomery and
Bush
Wakeling Herbert D.(Wakellng & Son), r. cor Seventh
and Howard
Wakeling L. T. Mrs. (Wakeling k Son), r. cor Seventh
and Howard
Wakeling & Son(Mr8. L. T. and Herbert D) , magnetic
healers, cor Seventh and Howard
Wakeman A. C, r. IfiOl Washiniiton
Wakeman B. H., r. 721 Seventeenth
Wakeman Ernest H., bookkeeper, r. 1501 Washington
Wakeman G. Foy, surveyor, r. 1130 Market
Wakeman Jehiel H., fruitdealer. r. 721 Seventeenth
Wakeman M.E. Mrs., adjuster coiner's depattment
U. H. Mint, r. 1611 Howard
Wakeman Virginia Mrs. (widow), r. 1501 Washington
Wakrum Charles, steward, r. 12 Washington
Walbridge R. D., clerk Custom Hou.se, r. Oakland
Walik John, driver Noethig k Turk
Walcom George, carriagepainter Walcom, Gowan k
Coflfey, r. 115 Wildey
Walcom George, upholsterer and fumitnredcaler, 109
Stockton, r. 119 Columbia
Walcom, Gowan & Cfjffcy (Jacob Walcom, Edward
Gowan, and John Colley) , carriage painters, 851
Market
Walcom Jacob (Walcom, Gowan k Coffev), r. 115
Wilder
Walcott Alfred F.. (Cook & Walcott), r. 1620 Clay
Walcott Alfred R., teacher instrumental music 8t.
Joseph's Grammar School, r. 1123 Bush
Walcntt Asa, musician, r. ir23 Bush
Walcott Edward, boilermaker Risdon Land L. Works,
r. 158 Clara
Walcott Rufus, machinist, r.327 Fifth
Walci^tt Thomas J., tinsmith C. M. Alexander, r. 158
Clara
Walde Daniel, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, 228 Sec
Walde Fanny Mrs., boarding, 243 Second
Waldeck Ernst (Frederick Waldeck k Brother), r. 150
Minna >
Waldeck Frederick (Frederick Waldeck k Bi other), r.
1.50 Minna
Waldeck Frederick k Brother (Ernst Waldeck), 11-
quor saloon, '22 First
Waldeck Hugo, bookkeeper C. H. Meyer k Bro8.,r. 613
Post
Waldeck Jacob E., bookkeeper E. Mansbach, r. 613
Post
Waldeier Theodore, bootcrlniper, 106 Dupont, room 10
Walden John, agent New York Felting Co., r. 205
Treat Av
Waldewitz Frederick, miner, r. 18 First
Waldie Archibald A., clerk, r. 28 Willow Av
Waldie James W., driver Cal. Cracker Co., r. 28 Wil-
low Av
Wajdle Mungo, capitalist, r. 28 Willow Av
Waldier W. (widow), r. E s Bryant Av, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth f
Waldman John H., clgarmaker Sanderson ft Horn, r.
538 Jessie
Waldman L. Mrs., r. 212 Sutter
Waldo Frank, r. Ill Olive Av
Waldo House, Noah M. Ooidon proptr, 733 Market
Waldo William, lalwrer, r. :«)5 Fifth
Waldon O. C, laborer, r. 10 Berry
Waldraff Hermann, gardener F. A. Miller & Co., r. M
Erie
Waldraff Walter, gardener, r. 26 Erie
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Waldron A., fireman, r. 217 Broadwav
Waldron Daniel E. (Waldron & Rothchild) , r. 2030
BUBll
Waldron Da nielG., business agent Spirit ot the Times,
r. 190.1 Ste-^nson
Waldron Edward, clerk, r. 749 Minna, rear
Waldron E. I., laborer S. B. Lardner, r. 10 Berry
Waldron J., watchman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Waldron J. C, lab. rer S. M. Lardner, r. 10 Berry
Waldron John, laborer, r. 7i!» Minna, rear
Waldr.'U Egbert, paint r, r. 427 Stevenson, rear
Waldron West S., chief cook Industrial School
Waldron William H., compositor S.ock R;port, r. 749
Minna, rear
Waldron & Bothchild (Daniel E. Waldron and J. M.
Rothchildi, attorneys at law, office 230 California
WAI.USTEIX ABRAHAM, proplr Pionr-er
Cik'ar Box Fact T.v, Berry, nr Sixth, and litho-
graphic steam printer and xiucographer, 320 Sau-
Kom, r. 1915 Howard
Waldstein Joseph, moneybroker, NE cor Battery and
Clay. r. 724 Geary
Waldstein Louis, carrier Abend Post, r. 734 Geary
Wales Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Eu-
reka, JJev.). J. Henry Applegate Jr. secretary, of-
' flee 409 Washington
Wales James, painter, r. E s California Av, nr Cort-
I laud Av
j Walt'ogle Frederick, dairyman E. H. Knight, r. 2221
I Greenwich
' Walfurd John, oysterman, r, 13 Jasper PI
Walford William E., oysters, 32 S. F. Market, r. cor
) Fifteinth Av and P, South S. F.
I Walford William J., machinist Cal. Silk Manuf Co., r.
j cor P and Fifteenth Av, South S. F.
I Walgaiiii.t Eliz:ibi th Mrs., r. 800 Filbert
WAL.HAL.L.A SALOON, Fritz Bodefeld proptr,
wines and liquors, 'SW cor Post and Kearny
Walke John, liquor saloon, 31 Fifth, r. 220 Sixth
Walker Aaron J., mate stm City of Stockton, AVash-
infjton St. Wharf
Walker Abner, carpenter, r. NE cor Washington and
Fillmore
Walker Adam, laborer Daniel O. Sullivan, r. Oak-
land
Walker Adolphus, capitalist, office 323 Front, r. 314
Bush
Walker Albert, pilot, r. 30 Clay
Walker Alonzo, clerk K. T. Walker, r. 20 Anna
Walker Augustas, laborer, r. .'> Haggin
Walker C, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Granada
Walker Charles, coachdriver M. Farrell, r. 34G
Fourth
Walker Charles, conductor Market St. R. R., r. 1616
Turk
Walker Cortland G., bookkeeper banking department
Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 007 Powell
Walker David, packer McMillan & Kester, r. 3 St.
(Jharles PI
Walker David J., weigher Jackson St. Wharf, r. E s
Church, bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Walker Elizabeth C. (widow), r. 110 Eighth
Walker Elizabeth C. (widow), r. 711 Geary
Walker E. M., r. Occidental Hotel
Walker F'rank W., compositor Wick B. Parsons, r. 2-10
Shctwell
Walker Frederick, foreman Holbrook. Merrill & Stet-
Hon. r. Ninete«-nth. bet Noe and Hartford
Walker Frederick D., Bhii)broker. office 319 California,
r. Oakland
Walker George, clerk, r. 217 Second
Walker George, laborer Custom House, r. 520 Mission
Walker George, ])aperniaker, r. 123 First Av
Walker George, warehouseman, r. 23 Anthony
Walker George F., salesman Snow & May, r. NE cor
Folsom and Second
Walker George H., carriagesinith, r. 30.") Minna
Walker Ge.irgc H. (lieorge U. Walker A: Brother), -r.
N 8 Filbert, nr Buchanan
Walker George H. «; Brother (Seth Walker), carpen-
ters and builders, office 510 Kearny
Walker (ieorgi- W., shocujaker, r. 1051 Mission
Walker Geirgc W. shoemaker P, Kelly, r. S 6 Broder-
ick, nr Olifornia
Walker Gu.xtuve, stevedore A. C. Freese
Walker Harriet, domestic off W 8 Mission, cor Huron
and Niagara avs
Walker Henry, patternmaker Columbia Foundry, r.
107 Natoma
Walker Henry W.. chemist and assayer, office and r
1U9 Montgomery Block
Walker House, 44J<2 Sixth
Walker J., laborer Risdon I. & L. Works
Walker James, houseraiser J. S. Srratton. r. Golden j
Gate Hotel '
Walker James, mate stm Mount Eden, Union St. Wharf
Walker James, traveling a^ent. r. 335 Jessie
Walker James D. (Falkner, Bell & Co.) . r. San Rafael
Walker James G. (Gilmau, Walker & Co.), office SW
cor California and Front
Walker James H., deckhand stm Mount Eden, Jack-
son St. Wharf
Walker James R., stew-ird St. James House, r, 782 Har
Walker Jane (widow), r. 11 St. Charles Place
Walker Jane Mrs., matron Chinese M. E. Mission
School, r. 916 Washington
Walker J. M. C. (Cain & Walker), r. 28 Turk
Walker John, W s Church, bet Twenty -third and
Twenty-fourth
Walker John, harnessmaker, r. 317 Bush
Walker John, laborer, r. W. s Louisiana, nr Nevada
Walker John, liquor saloon, 32 Stenart
Walker John W.. r. 1817 Stockton
Walker Joseph, dairymauWilliam Hall, r. bet Mission
and San Bruno Road, opp Six Mile House
Walker Lucinda (widow) , r. 16 Clara
Walker Margaret (widow), furnished rooms, 5 Broad-
way
Walker Mattie Mrs., r, 20 Berry
Walker Mill and Mining Co. (Nevada), Orlando H.
Bogart secretary, office 106 Leidesdorff
Walker Minnie F. (widow), r. |B6 Valencia
WALKER MYROX P., secretary Trust Fund
Insurance Assn, office 220 Sansom, rooms 2-3
Walker Oscar V. (Barrett & Walker), r. 614 Capp
Walker Richard, waiter Bobeinian Club. r. 13 Stockton
Walker Richard T.. bill distributor California Thea-
ti-r. and cigars California Theater, r. 20 Anna
Walker Robert, master mariner, r. E s Bryant Av, bet
Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
Walker Robert, stevedore, r. N s Greenwich, nr Mont
Walker S., carpenter Presidio Reservation
Walker Samuel, clerk, r. 612 Bush
Walker Samuel H,, photographer George D. Morse, r.
314 Sixth
Walker Samuel P., solicitor Occident Life Insurance
Co., r. San Rafael
Walker Sarah (widow) , r. 716 Natoma
Walker Septimus, janitor, r. 828 Broadwav
Walker Seth (George H. Walker & Bro.). r. 13 Bonita
Walker Thomas, cutter W. E. Lawton, r. 109 Mont
Walker Thomas, mining, r. 628 Howard
Walker Thomas C, president Cal, Steam Navigation
Co., office 4 Market, r. Stockton
Walker William, r. 136 Filth
Walker William, laborer, r. 20 Anna
Walker William, porter Neville & Co., r. 6 Minna
Walker William, salesman Palmer Bros., r. 808 Mar-
ket
Walker William, watercarrier, r. Oak Grove House
Walker William C, civil engineer, r. 2116 Larkin
Walker William F., mining, r. 7 Dupont
WALKER WILLIAM H., secretary S. F. Produce
Exchange, and commercial editor Examiner, r.
Commercial Hotel
Walker WilUiam J., foreman Black Point Packing
House, r. 2207 Steiner
Walker William W., clerk delivery dept Wells, Fargo
& Co.. r. 1123 Bush
Walkington Eliza J. (widow), r. 1013 Mission
Wttlkington Samuel B., machine works, 109-111 Mis-
sion, r. 156 Third
Walkington Thomas G. superintendent South Point
Warehouse, r. 1013 Mission
Walkley J, S., carriagetrimmer B. Grave & Co., r, 928
Clay
Walkmeister Lena, domestic 515 Van Ness Av
Walkup Ward B, (W. D.Walkup & Co.), r, 663 Willow
Av
Walkup W. D. & Co. (Ward B. Walkup), framers and
mounters maps, charts, etc., 540 Clay
Walkup William D. (W. D.Walkup & Co.), r. C63 Wil-
low Av
Wall Alphonso H., laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Wall Annie, domestic 305 Mission
Wall August, r. 710 Green
Wall August, saloonkeeper, r. 802 Green
Wall B. (widow) , r. 515 Taylor
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CLOTHINg at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE. 706 to 716 Seamy St
WAL 881
Wall Charles, bookkeeper Anna Fiiike, r. 823 Mont
Wall Charles, brakeniau Southeru Pae. K. R r 312
Filbtrt '
Wall Charles J., stableman Central H. E., r 350 Clem
Wall Chnrl.8 L. (C. L. Wiill & Co.), r. 1018 Howard
Wall Christian, liquor dealer, r. '3-2il<- Rroailway
Wall Christopher, Uiillhand D. A. Macdonald & Co
r. I'iO Howard
WALL C. 1.. «.S£ CO., proptrs New York Livtrv
Stable, 'SH Sixth
Wall David, in-ii.ter, r. 1111 }<• Montgomery
Wall Edward, faruiing. r. 351 First
Wall Edward, fireman S. F. Gas Li^ht Co., r. 51G How
Wall Edward, wireworker, r. Braiinan, bet Seventh
and Eit!hth
Wall Edmoud, clerk The Hibernia Savings and Loan
Society, r. 111H<; Montgomery
Wall George, oy^ttr took Palai e Hotel, r. 18 Anna
Wall James, blacksuiitli, r. 1188 Harrison
Wall James, miu-hinit-t Pac. Iron Works, r. SE cor
Twenty-seventh and Church
Wall Jesse S. (J. S. Wall & Co.), r. Oakland
Wall John. r. 1130 Market
Wall John, pilot, r. 1111 J-i Montgomery
Wall John, porttr S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r. 120 Fair
O.iks
Wall John I., expressman, 705 Dupout, r. 1318 Jack
Wall John J., collector Ackerman Bros.,r. 12Fifih Av
Wall Joseph, cook Pacific Mail S. S. City of Panama
Wall Joseph G. (Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.), r. Crescent
City
Wall J. S. & Co., merchants (Princeton and Willows,
Colusa Co.), office 302 Davis, room 3
Wall Lot A., seaman, r. 750 Bryant
Wall Louisa Miss, tailoress Patrick Brodigan, r. 558
Bryant
Wall Mary (widow), boarding. 5 Anna
Wall Mary (widow) , r. 8 Welsh
Wall Mai y Miss, shoetitter Jory Bros.
Wall Michael, capitalist, r. 435 Pine
Wall Michael, laborer, r. 44 Jessie
Wall Nicholas, carpenter, r. .321 Clementina
Wall Peter, agent, r. I(i20 Filbert
Wall Peter, trader, r. 12 Fifth Av
Wall Samuel, boxmaker F. Korbel & Bros., r. 12 Fifth
Av
Wall Street Quicksilver Mining Co. (Lake Co., Cal.),
Dwight K. Tripp secretary, office 401 Cal, room 10
Wall T. G., student Heald's Business College
Wall Thomas, carrier Morning Call, r. 327 O'Farrell
Wall Thomas, Wdrehouseman. r. 523 Sixth
Wall Thomas H., cartman, r. 190ii Leavenworth
Wall Williani, laborer, r. 2fi3 Clementina
Wall William, tailor, r. E 8 Fifth, nr Harrison
Wall William, weigher, r. 558 Bryant
Wallace Alexander, laborer Wool Agency Warehouse,
r. Excelsior Hotel
Wallace Alexander, tanner Williams Bros., r. Marsh
House, Sixth Av. South S. F.
Wallace Andrew, shipcalker, r. 535 Twenty-third
Wallace Annie Mrs. (widow) . hovisekueper, 30 Kearny
■flalla<;e Charles, barkeeper Western House, 134 Steu
Wallace Christian, stock speculator, r. 1020 Market
Wallace Daniel, bootcutler S. W. Levy, r. 70 Tehama
Wallace Edward, porter, r.917 Sansoin
Wallace Edwaid J., packer Folger, Schilling & Co., r.
5 Sansom
Wallace Ella domestic 1437 Steiner
Wallace Ellen (widow), r. 1018 Powell
Wallace Frederick, packer Cal. Cracker Co., r. 1654
Polk
Wallace George, calker, r. 9 Freelou
Wallace George, engineer stm Amelia, r. W s Ferrie,
nr Point Lobos Av
Wallace George, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8
Michigan, nr Shasta
Wallace G(-orge, pantryman Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Wallace George, president California Mining Co. .office
23 Nevada Block, r. 17 South Park
Wallace George, ttockbroker, offiie and r. 330 Pine,
room 40
Wallace Helen, domestic 532 Turk
Wallace Henry, compositor Bates, Woods & Co., r. 809
Stockton
Wallace Henry P., driver City R. R., r. 1 First Av
Wallace H( nrv P., seaman, r. 322 Main, rear
Wallace Hiratio N., clerk Bank British North Ameri-
ca, r. 517 Post
Wallace H. T., teacher dresB cutting, 915 Market
WAL
Wallace Much, reporter The Bradstrcet Co., r. AmeH-
can Exchange Hi tel
Wallace JamcB, carpenter Spear 8t. MiIIb, r. 349 Jen-
sie
Wallace James, grocer, r. 1944 MiSKlon
Wallace JaiiicM, teamster Wei la, Fargo i Co.. r. 136
Lombard
Wallace James, laborer, r. 248 Perry
Wallace James, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.. r.
439 Jessie
Wallace James, packer Charles Bernard, r. 2 Tele-
graph PI
Wallace- James, lampligliter S. F. Gas Light Co.
Wallace James U., bookkeeper Kelly, Heudeniou k
Gilchrist, r. 24 Kui-h
Wallace J. J., salesman S. Bine. r. 419 O'Farrell
Wallace John (McCuhon.^: WallacO.r. 317 Minna
Wallace Jt.hn (Wallace A: Hnssett), r. 1315 Pacific
Wallace John, glazier, r. Ahlborn Hnuse
Wallace John, laborer, r. 917 Sansom
Wallace John, policeman City Hall, r. 2G1 Tebama
Wallac-e Jonu, shoemaker S. W. Bosenstock <: Co., r.
7 Nat ima
Wallace John Jr., blacksmith, r. 917 Sauaom
Wallace John I., biiikbr, r. 2221 Pine
Wallace John M.. assiyer. r. 433 Jessie
Wallace Joseph, C.S. Internal Revenue storeVctpfr
Wallace Joseph W., guard Hcusc Correction, r. 417
CUmei-tina
Wallace J. S., clerk, r. 510 Stockton
Wallace Mary Ann (widow), r. 18 Rauscb, rear
Wallare Patrick, laborer, r. W b Lyon, bet Post and
Geary
Wallace Peter, hostler Ri.hard W. Harris, r. 807 Mont
Wallace Richard, bellman Grand Hotel
Wallace Richard P.. machinist, r. 117 Bernard
Wallace Richard R., messenger Pacific Bank, r. 799
Van Ness Av
Wallace Robert B.. r. 2120 Bush
Wallace Robert W., salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co.,
r. Oakland
Wallace Ryland B., law student, r. 799 Van Ness Av
Wallace Sai ah domestic 05 Tehama
Wallace Thomas, captain S. S. Constantino, Broadway
Wharf
Wallace 1 homas, loncBhoreman. r. 4 Vernon PI
Wallace Thomas, mining broker, 240 Montgomery.
room 15, r. Oakland
Wallace Thomas, shipcarjicnter, r. 536 Twenty. third
Wallace Thomas, shoemaker S. W. I.<;vy. r. 70 Tehama
Wallace Uriah Mrs., dressmaking, lfi52 Polk
Wallace Waller, clerk Wilson & Wilscm, and usher
Baldwin's Theatre, r. 713 Bush
Wallace W. H., clerk, r. .'>33 Commercial
Wallace William, r. fV41 Jessie
Wallace William, r. 511 Linden
Wallace William, calkir, r. 127 Bay
W'allace William, laborer Calvary Cemetery, r. Wb
Lyon, bet Pc st and Geary
Wallace William, longshoreman, r. NE cor Davis and
Jackson
Wallace William, quartermaster Pacific Mall S. 8.
City of Sydney
Wallace William, sailmaker Harding A: Brann, r. 171G
Leavenworth
Wallace William, seaman, r. 40 Steiiart
Wallace William, c-uulker W. H. Smith, r. 127 Bay
Wallace William, teachc r dress cutting, r. 915 Market
Wallace William E.. r. 24 Elgin Paik
Wallace William E., packer Folger, Schilling k Co.,r.
r27 Shipley
Wallace \\illiam H. (BisBon. Wallace & Co.).r. '2220
Broadway
Wallace William J., salesman A. Bibby, r. Oakland
Wallace William M., scdicitor Dewey & Co., r. 1221
Bush
Wallace William P., clerk Haggin fc Tevls, r. Pacific,
bet Devisadero and Hroclenck
Wallace William T.. ihii f justice Supreme Court of
California, cliambers 04(1 (lav, r. 7!»9 Nan Nesa Av
Wallace .<{ Hassett (John Wallace and William J. HaB-
s< tt), book and job printers, 419 Sac
Wallace-. See WhUIb
Wallazz Edmond A., compoBitor Evening Post, r. 1
Hojielon Terrace
Wallbank C. W., conductor California St. B.R.,r.l6l»
California
Wallbank E. M., conductor California St. H. R. r. 1619
California
Walldorff Henry, Beaman, r. St<.natt Strict House
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Wallen John, cabinetmaker, r. 140 Folsom, rear
Wallen Karl, seaman, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Wallen Nicholas, Tailors' Pro. Tnion, SW cor Eearny
and Morton , , c^ ^- '
Wallen William, cook, r. Bright, nr San Miguel Station
Wallenberg N. B., r. Ahlborn House
Wallenfels F., r, 417 Jones
Walknffls F. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 417 .Jones
Wallenheim Henry, miller, r. 1528 Sutter
Wallenrod George, canvasser S. F. Chronicle, r. 2034
Bryant Av
Wallenstein Henry, farmer, r. GOO Jackson
Wallenstein J. H., r. 512 Bush
Wallenstein Julius, clerk D. oamuels, r. 70o Polk
Waller Auna Mrs., liquor saloon, 3.-)l Third
Waller <". & Co. (Hasten Winter, Christian Waller and
and Clans Waller) , liquor saloon, NW cor Jackson
and E^ast
Waller Cameron Mrs., midwife, r. 317 Eighth
Waller Christian(<;'. Waller ic Co. and Waller & Bro.) ,
r. Gough, nr Oak
Waller Claus (C. Waller & Co. and Waller & Bro.) , r.
2 Jackson
Waller Dietrich (Waller & Fisher) , r. 428 Drumm
Wall< r E<lward J., carpenter, r. 317 Eighth '
Waller Gilbert, r. 7t;2 Mission
Waller Henry, clerk Waller & Brother, r. SE cor Oak
and Gough
Waller John C. (W. H. Wing & Co.), r. 1817 Jessie
Waller Leopold P. F.. agent Equitable Life Insurance
Co., oiRce 240 Pine, room 1, r. 14()G Van Ness Av
Waller Philip J., r. '.115 O'Farrell
Waller Walt* r, compositor Carlos White, r. 1373^ Perry
Walhr William, barber. 302 Folsom
Waller & Brother (Christian and Claus), groceries
and liquors, wood and coal, SE cor Oak and
Gough
Waller & Fi.sher (Pittrich Waller and William Fish-
er) , groceries and liquors, SE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Wallers Charles, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steu
Walley Charles C, carpenter and builder, r. 154
Ki-hth
Walley Edward, tailor John Cooper, 28 New Mont
Walley James, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Walley. See Wally
Wallin John, carpenter, r. 140 Mission
Walliii John E., driver, r. 140 Mission
Wnllin Nels, tailor, r. 11 William
Walliiigford Elbridge, expressman, cor California and
Davis, r. 52C. Filbert
Wallingweaver Fanny, domestic 1422 California
Wallis G. H. W., chie( clerk A. S. Hallidie, r. 600 Bush
Wallis John E., teamster, r. 1 Polk
Wallis Mnry Ann (widow), r. 33 J« O'Farrell
Wallis Willinm J., expressman, NE cor Washington
and Montgomery, r. 1032 Mission
Waliis. See Wallace
Wallmann Bodo, locksmith and bellhangcr, 817 Mar-
ket, r. 421 Stevenson
Wullmann Christian (Wallmann & Brother), r. 1007
Clay
Wallmann George, confectioner Edward Newman, r.
421 Stevenson
Wallmann JuliiiB (Wallmann & Brother), r. 1007 Clay
Wallmann Julius, confectioner Sauluiann's Bestaur-
nnt, r. .")18 California
Wallmann Hi.hard (Mohlfcldt & Wallmann), r. 500
O'Furrell
Wallmann h Brother (Cbristian and Julius), watch-
makers and jewelers, 212 Montgomery
Walliier Charles R., shoemaker Henry Hinders, r. 911
Sai-raniento
Walls Frank, woodcurver, r. 270 First
Walls John, salesman David Porter, r. 2 Willow Av
Walls John Jr., clerk Clute & Loveland, r. 230 Second
Walls L. B., first officer Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Tokio
Wally August, hostler Philadelphia Brewery, r. 26
('lemenflna
Walmsley llobert, shoemaker, r. 957 Folsom
Walmsley William W., plumber American Glass and
Powder Works, r. 1310 Webster
WalpiTt Henry, butcher, r. E 8 Nebraska, bet Hum-
lioldt and Sierra
Walrainy W. II., steward, r. 510 Davis
Walraih Robert H., bookkeeper John Skinker, r. East
Oakland
Walhh Albert, carpenter, r. 240 Sixth
Walsh Alexander, r. .'>12 Mission
Walsh Andreas, porter Frankenthal & Co., r. 520 How
Walsh .\nclrew, laborer, r. .509 ^ Howard, rear
Walsh Anna (widow), lodgings, 264 }« Minna
Walsh Annie, domestic 1816 Geary
Walsh Arthur, carpenter, r. N s Twenty-ninth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Walsh Benjamin, Ship Calkers' Assn, Barras Hall
Walsh Charles, steward A. H. Vaughn, r. 2224 Geary
Walsh Daniel, janitor Custom House, r. 553 Natoma
Walsh Da\id, musician, r. 12 Maria
Walsh David, seaman, r. Golden Gate House
Wal^h Delia, dressmaker, r. 11 Ninth
Walsh Dennis, laborer, r. 366 Natoma
Walsh Dennis, longshoreman, r. 234 Fremont
Walsh Dormer, stock clerk Davis Bros., r. 5 Elliott
Park
Walsh Edmond B.. laborer, r. 1411 Devisadero
Walsh Edward, boilermaker Kisdon I. and L. Works,
r. 548 Tehama, bet Fifth and Sixth
Walsh Edward, boilermaker Dickie Bros., r. 442 Fifth
Walsh Edward, carpenter, r. 47 Ritch
Walsh Edward, foreman Battery St. Bonded Ware-
house, r. 1028 Jackson
Walsh Edward, gasfitter McNally & Hawkins, r. 220
Third
Walsh Edward, helper Hibernia Brewery, r. 209
Eighth
Walsh Edward, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 414
Francisco
Walsh Edward, liquor saloon, SE cor Bay and Mason
Walsh Edward, porter Fleishman, Sichel & Co., r. 826
Shotwell
Walsh Edward, porter Nucleus House
Walsh Edward J., shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co.,
r. cor Lincoln and Gate, Bernal Heights
Walsh Ellen (widow), r. .=i49 Jessie
Walsh Ellen, domestic 224 McAllister
Walsh E. M. Mrs., nurse, r. .521 Ellis
Walsh George, r. N s Twenty-fifth, bet Vicksburg and
Church
Walsh George, painter, r. 478 Jessie
Walsh George, third officer S. S. Great Republic, r.
.522 Folsom
Walsh Gustavus, compositor Monitor, r. 519 Green
Walsh Hannah (widow), r. 25 Perry
Walsh J., laborer, r. NE cor Fifth and Brannaa
Walsh J. Mrs., mining, r. 110 Mason
Walsh James, r. 319 Clementina
Walsh James, r. .345^5 Third
Walsh James, r. 600 Bush
Walsh James, assistant engineer stm San Joaquin No.
2, Jack.son St. Wharf
Walsh James, expressman, NW cor Clay and Dnpont,
r. 413 Tehama
Walsh James, groceries and liquors, 2501 Larkin
Walsh James, helper Golden State and Miners' Iron
Works, r. Eighteenth, nr Castro
Walsh James, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, r. 1188
Harrison
Walsh James, house painter, r. 212 Eighth
Walsh James, laborer, r. 10 Reed
Walsh James, laborer, r. 528 Pacific
Walsh James, laborer Empire Brewery, r. 7 Water
Walsh James, laborer freight department Central Pac.
R. R.
Walsh James, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Walsh James, milkman, r. W s Broderick, bet Po«t
and Sutter
Walsh James, painter, r. 478 Jessie
Walsh James, porter Glasgow Iron and Metal Import-
ing Co.. r. 1606 Jessie
Walsh James .\., barkeeper John E. Doyle, r. 209 Post
I Walsh James D., clerk Jchn Finnegan,"r. 137 Hayee
Walsh James E., clerk E. Cahill & Co., r. 623 Tyler
j Walsh James J., carpenter, r. 22 J^ Langton
Walsh James J., cooper Higgins & Green, r.W a Stock-
ton, bet Clay and Sacramento
Walsh James J., porter A. F. Nye & Co., r. 1 Seventh
Walsh James J., waiter, r. 529 Sacramento
1 Walsh James M., blacksmith, r. S s Eighteenth, bet
Hartford and Castro
Walsh John, assistant engineer St. Mary's Hospital
Walsh John, bootmaker, r. 648 Natoma
Walsh John, i arpeuter, r. 727 Laguna
Walsh John, carpenter, r. 330 Twenty-second
Walsh John, ceUarman Hibernia Brewery, r. 735 Te-
hama
Walsh John , clerk Alexander Mackay, r. 1110 Market
Walsh John, driver Market St. R. B., r. 529 Valencia
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Walsh John, driver United Carriage Co., r. 521 EUig
WalKh John, hostlor Sutter St. H. K., r. 9 Austin
Walsh John, laborer, r. 17 Anthony
WalBh John, laborer Andrew Ondordonk, r. 414 Fran-
cisci>
Walsh John, lonRshoreman. r. fi Hodge's PI
Walsh John, stiinian, r. 114 Filth Av
Walsh u'tihn, seaman, r. lOo Clurk
Walsh Jiihn, sbueinaker I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., r. Ol'J Stevenson
Walsh John, tailor, li-i Minna, r. 58 Clementina
Walsh John, ttaiuster, r. 7'J5 Green
Walsh Joliu, waiter Occid'nt:il Hotel, r. 238 Jessie
Walsh John, waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon S
S. Co.
Walsh John, weigher Clay St. Wharf, r. 2 Washington
Walsh John F., molder John G., lis, r. Oakland
Walsh John J.,lettercarrier S. F. Post-oflSce, r. NEcor
Union and Fillmore
Walsh John K., cook G. Bernstein, r. 283 Stevenson
Walsh Julia, domestic Florence House, 108 Ellis
Walsh J.W., clerk, r. 599 Ellis
Wal.sh LavrTonce, hackman, r. 42.5 Clementina
Walsh Lawrence M., painter, r. 17 Florence
Walsh Louis, carpenter, r. 1324 Jackson
Walsh Margaret Miss.r. 13G Hickory Av
Walsh Mai tin (Pioneer Soda Works), r. 15 Pearl
Walsh Martin, blacksmith, r. 14'J Silver
Walsh Mary (widow), r. 7 Gilbert
Walsh Mary (widow), r. 604 Franklin
Walsh Mary (widow) , boarding, lodging, and liquor
saloon, 422 Liriimm
Walsh Mary, domestic 686 Twentieth
Walsh Mary Miss.presser Achille Edinger, r. 514 Miss
Walsh Mary A. (widow), r. 171 Minna
Walsh .Mary A. (widow), r. 614 Mission
Walsh Mary Ann (widow), r. 212 Grove
Walsh Mary E., Miss, milliner, r. 604 Franklin
Walsh Mary T. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 023 Ty.er
Walsh Matthew, seaman S. S. George W. Elder, Ore-
gon S. S. Co.
Walsh Matthew, pantryman O. & O. S. S. Australia
Walsh MiChael, blacksmith, r. 1 Elliot Park
Walsh Michael, blacksmith, r. W 8 Anuie, bet Steven-
son aud Jessie
Walsh Michael, boots and shoes, 27 Third, r. 1139
Mission
Walsh Michael, carpenter Mission Planing Mill.r.
N s Twenty-second, bet Guerrero and Valencia
Walsh Michael, estraman Engine No. 7, S. F. F. D., r.
N s M.'ctecnth, bet Valencia aud Guerrero
Walsh Michael, finisher West Coast Furniture Co., r.
20 Harrison Av
Walsh Michael, laborer freight department Central
Pac. li. R.
Walsh Michael, shoemaker, r.412 O'Farrell
Walsh .Michael, trackcleaner Sutter St. B. li.
Walsh Michael J., law student Frank « Carson, r. 335
llroadway
Walsh M. J., boatbuilder, r. 624 Fourth
Walsh Morris, r. 115 Seventh
Walsh Nellie, domestic lf)05 Tyler
Walsh Patrick, barkeeper William Moore, r. 518 Misa
Wal>h Patrick, bellman Occidental Hotel
Walsh Patri -k, carpenter, r. 418 V.Jencia
Walsh Patrick, deckhand Btm James M. Donahue,
Washington St. Wharf
Walsh Patrick, gardener Magdalen Asylum, E s Po-
trero Av, bet Twentieth aud Twenty-second
Walsh Patrick, laborer, r. E s York, bet Twenty-sec-
ond aud Twenty-third
Walsh Patrick, laborer California Mills, r. 1111
Bryant
Walsh Patrick, vamisher, r. 432 Shipley
Walsh Patrick, waiter Grand Hotel, r. 10 Allen
Walsh P.itrick J., r. 103 Sacramento
Walsh Patrick J., teamster McEenna & Greany, r.
Oakland
Walsh Peter, bookkeeper Broadway Hotel
Walsh Peter, cooper lieuben Norton, r. 10 Commercial
Walsh Peter, porter Whittler, Fuller k Co., r. 706 Na-
tonia
Walsh Peter, tailor, 143 Minna, r. 25 Clementina
Walsh R. A., foreman gilder Snow & May, r. 1303 Lar-
kin
Walsh Richard, r. 28 Stevenson Av
Walsh Richard, tailor, r. 18 Hunt
Walsh Richard A., fireman Genesee Mill Co., r. 908
Sansom
Walsh Robert, painter, 49 Beale. r. Oakland
Wnlsh Rosa C. Mis*, drefMinaker. r. 604 PraukUn
Walsh Sarah (wldi.w), r. riM Twenty-fifth
Walsh Sluion T., real-estate ageut, office .-jao Pine,
room 4, r. tl23TyKr
Wa'sh T., r. 139 Fourth
Wnlsh T., driver i:nlt«d Carriage Co.,r. 604 Franklin
Walsh Theresa (widow) , ladies' nurse, r. IHVj Rum
Walsh Thomas (Wal-h tc Uelany), r. '203 Howard
WiilsJi Thomas, bookkeeper Kennedy i: Durr, r. HEcor
Sixteenth and Second Av
Walsh Thomas, contractor, r. HE cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Walsh Thomas, fireman California Bt. R. R., r. N •
Kirch Av, ur Buchanan
Walsh Thomas, laborer, r. SW cor Front and Vallejo
Walsh Thomas, laborer S. F. Grading and Macadam-
izing Co., Long Bridge
Walsh Thomas, liquor saloon, T19 Davis, r. 719 Fre-
mont
Walsh Thomas, longshoreman, r. 230 First
Walsh Thomas, tobacconist, r. 121 Sixth
Walsh Thomas A., oiler Pacific Mail 8. S. Granada
Walsh Thomas F., boots and shoes, 1153 Folsom
Walsh Thomas J., mail clerk Morning Call, r. Stock-
ton, bet Pacific and Jackson
Walsh 'fhomas J., salesman Kennedy & Durr, r. C19
Stevenson
Walsh Timothy, laborer, r. 15iS Broadway
Walsh W. Mrs., taih.ress. r. 521 Lllis
Walsh Walter J., barber Huck & Conrad, r. 175 Minna
Walsh Walter J., clerk, r. 614 Mission
Walsh William, r. 1067 Broadway
Walsh William, blacksmith A. iJoble, r. 221^ Clara
Walsh William, bookkeeper O. B. Defferrari, r. 831
Lighteenth
Walsh William, laborers. F. Pioneer Woolen Factoiy,
r. S 8 Francisco, nr Larkiu
Walsh William, machinist Pacific Foundry, r. 1726
Stevi-nson
Walsh William, miner, r. 2230 54 Bush
Walsh William, policeman City Hall, r. 25 Rausch
Walsh William A., carpenter, r. 608 O'Farrell
Walsh William D., house painter, r. 5 Elliot Park
Walsh William J., shoemaker S.W. Roscnstock k Co.,
r. Scott, nr Sacramento
Walsh & Delauy (Thomas Walsh aiid John Delauy),
liquo." saloon, 200 Fourth
Wulsh. See Welch and Welsh
Walshe Richa'd J., salesman Tobin, Davisson k Co.,
r. SE cor Hyde and Ellis
Walstein Otto, barkeeper, r. '230 Montgomery At
Walteuspiel Augustus, expressman, cor Market and
Sixth, r. 229 Dora
Walt r Adolph, salesman D. S. k E. Walter k Co., r.
1803 Franklin
Walter Albert, deckhand stm Sonoma, r. Sonoma
Walter August, trunkmaker, r. Hi Grove
Walter Christian, (tarrier Alta California, r. 488 Eighth
Walter David N. (D.N. A: E.Walt< r >s; Co.) , r. 1115 Hyde
WALTKK D. N. tt K. <Si CO. (Uavid N., Eman-
uel, Herman N., Mont/.. Isaac N., and Isidor Wal-
ter) , iiuporters and wholi sale carpets, oil clothH,
upholstery goods, and paper hangings, NW cor
Battery and Market
Walter Dorethea (widow), r. 318 Eighteenth
Walter Emanuel (D. N. k E. Walter k Co., r. New
York „ ^ .
Walt T Ferdinand, capitalist, office SE cor Bush and
Sansom, r. 1232 Post
Walter George, clerk Benjamin Simon, r. 400 Sixth
Walter George, pork packer, 308 Fifth
Walter G. F. Mrs., costumer. 11 Geary
Walter Gustavus F., salesman W. Ehrenpfort, r. 11
(.ieary
Walter Henry, cooper, r. Helvetia Hotel
Walter Herman, car builder N. B. and Misalon B. R.,
r. 239 Tenth
Walter Herman N. (D. N. k K. Walter k Oo.). r. a09
Dupont .,„„
Walter Isaac N. (D. N. k E. Walter k Oo.), r. 1805
Franklin „ „ .
Walter Isidor (D. N. k E. Walter k Co.), r. New York
Walter Jacob, brewer Noethlg and Turk, r. 1839 MU
Walter Jacob, plasterer, r. l'>53 Sixteenth
Walter James, waiter Pacific Mail S. S.Clty of Sydnej
Walter lulla (wid )W). r. :144 Grove
Walter Max (Walter k Lleber) r. 815 Laguna
Walter Max. collector W. t 1. Stelnhart k Co.. r. 344
Grove
BEAMISH sells Jonvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 JlontgomeiySt.
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WAL.TOJV NELSON C. Jr., secretary Hackbeny
Will and Mining Co., office 324 Pine, room 1, r. 30
Stanlv PI
Walter Moritz (0. N. & E. Walter & Co.) r. New York
Walter Olto, clerk Assistant Adjutant General Mill- ^^^^^^ ^^
Francirtco BanK. r. Uaklana
Walter Tbomas C, builder, r. 012 Greenwich
Walter Ac Litber (Max WalttrandLeoroldLieber) im-
porters Boouekamp, and agents German Army
Bitters, f.21 Sans m t t, tr
Walter's Fruit Dryer Manufacturing Co., Jonn u.
Maynard seer, tary, office 315 California
Walters August, teamster George Meyer, r. E b Seven-
teenth, nr Market
Walters Belle Mrs., housekeeper, r. 207 Seventh
Walters Charles, waiter Edward Newman, r. 280 Jessie
Walters David, fitter Columbia Foundry, r. 65 Clem-
entina, rear
Walters Edward C. (G. Rudolf k Co.). r. NW cor Sev-
enteenth Av and H, South S. F.
Walters Frank, porter S. S. Great Republic
Walters George, mate Pacific Mail S. S. Colima, r. 8
liartmiin
Waltero Henry, carpenter, r. S s Union, nr Sansom,
rear
Walters Ida (widow), r. 428 Post
Walters Jacob J., painter, r. 207 Seventh
Walton Thomas J., canvasser, r. 71 Tehama
Walton Thnraus T. (Walton & Vice), r. 171.5 Hyde
Walton & Vice (Thomas T. Walton aud W. R. Vice),
brokers and collectors, 22 Montgomery
Walts George W., clerk general freight office Central
Pac. R. R., r. 227 Oak
Waltz Frank, wood carver, r. 270 First
Walworth James J., master mariner, and swimming
baths, cor Dupoiit and Bay, r. Shotwell, bet
Twtnty-fifth aud Twecty-sixth
Walz Charles, bootmaker, 403 Sutter
Wanibauh Charles, brewer Jackson Brewery, r. 1428
Mission
Wambald Frederick, clerk Richard Hillen, r. 13013^
Larkin
Wamel Antonie F., cabinetmaker George Fischer, r.
9 3^ Oak Grove Av. rear
Wammel Eugene, clerk, r. 140C Pine
Wana Whata Silver Mining Co., Theodore D. Rey-
mert secretsry, office 40 California
Wand Joseph, clerk Samuel Wand, r. 13 Russ
Walters John B.',' engineer J. B. Luchbinger & Son, r. Wand Leou, clerk Samuel Wand, r. 13 Russ
1119 Mission
Walters Martin, liqu-^r salonn, 30 Clay
Walters Martin, bakery, 2(10 Eighth
AValters Roger, laborer, r. 732 Seventeenth
Wallers Thomas, laborer W. W. Montague & Co.. r.
37 3^ Freelon
Walters William, r. What Cheer House
Walters William, barber William Morgenstern, r. 615
Sacramento
Walterseii John, money broker, 3 New Montgomery,
r. "KiFrauklin
Waltersieiu Frank, liquor saloon, NE cor Washing-
ton and Kearny, r. 65') Washington
Waltliam rharles F., compositor Bates, Woods & Co.,
r. 809 Stockton
Waltham Gold Jlining Co., William Meeks secretary,
office 330 Pine, room 47
Waltber August, musician Baldwin's Theater, r. 2217
Leavenworth
Walther Charles P., upholsterer, r. 410 Kearny, rear
Waltlier Einil, cisjarniaker Mayrisch Brothers & Co., r.
144 Fifth
WALTHKR FREDERICK G., proptr California
Journal and Sonutugs Gust, office (j03 Washiugtm ,
r. 17 John
Walther Philip H., barber's agent, NW cor Sutter and
I)ui)oiit, r. 820 Geary
Waltli.r Philippe, employee Pioneer Malt House, r.
NW lor P^y and Stockton
Walthour John F., boatbuilder John D. Griffin, r. 522 >i
Howard
Waltien Diedrich, laborer Southern Pac. R.R. freight
depot, r. 5118 Sixth
Waltmaii Nlcliolas. dyer Mission Woolen Mills
Waltiuanu Leo, fisherman, r. NW cor Green and San
Walton A. (t., carpenter, r. 522 Pine
Waltcn Albert, waiter, r. l."-3M Third
Walton Augustus, i)atterumaker Union Iron Works, r.
907 Folsoni
Walton Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jacksou
Walton CharksS., melter Thoiuas Price, r. 524 Sac
Walton ( harles S., treasurer Standard Theatre, r. 712
Taylor
Waltun Kilward, teamster S. R. Church
Walton i;dward, waiter, r. North German House
Walton Emma F. Miss, enameler Thomas H. Boyd, r.
1116 I/eavtnworth
Walton Frank, r. 904 Kearny
Walton Frnuk N., bookkeeper J. L. Schmitt & Co.. r.
712 Taylor
Walton Frederick, collector, r. 513M Filbert
Walton Frederick, master uiariner. r. 720 Vallejo
Wiilton George, seauian, r. 206 Sieuart
Walton (k-irgi! N., compositor Bacon & Co., r. 529
Montgoimry Av
Walton JainiB W., enameler Thomas H. Boyd, r. 1116
Louvenwortli
Walton J<'BNC. rnshier Pac. Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 416 Moutgninerv
Walt in John, teamster S. U. Church, r. 907 Ba tery
Walton John U., proptr Maine Dairy, 408 Tehama, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Walton Martin C, roofer N. C. Walton Sr., r. 1806 Post
Wand Richard H.. maker fire kindling D. H. Ains-
worth, r. 770 Bryant
Wand Samuel, dry goods. 212 Sixth, r. 13 Russ
Wand Thomas N., mining, otUce 318 Pine, ro >m 32, r.
Oakland
Wandeuberg H., Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Waudesforde Juan B., artist, studio 530 California, r.
Oakland
Wands Alexander H., assistant superintendent Cali-
fornia St. R. R., r. SW cor Larkin and California
Wands James, barber Heider & Co., r. 105 Ridley
Wanek Edward, boarding, 785 Folsom
Wanek Lizzie Mrs., human hair, aud ladies' hair-
dressing, 629 Market, r. 539 Minna
Wangemann August, laborer, r. 515 Pine
Wangenheim Amiel (Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co.),
r. 614 Sutter
Wangenheim E. S., student Heald's Business College
Wangenheim Henry (Dohrmann & Co.), r. 1103 Van
Ness Ax
"WANGENHEIM SOL. «& CO. (Juda and Simon
Newman) ,manufs hermetically sealed goods, 118-
126 Davis
Wangenheim Solomon (Sol. Wangenheim & Co.), r.
1714 Bush
WANGENHEIM, STERNHEIM & CO. (Sam-
uel Sterjiheim and Amiel Wangenheim) , import-
ers glassware, crockery, etc., 129 Sansom
Wanger Josei)h,ovsterman Solomon Tesmore, r. 1305}^
Powell
Wanger Joseph Mrs., oyster saloon, 1305 J^ Powell
Wanke William, clerk P. N. Butt, r. 1631 Sutter
Wankowski William M., tailor John Rourke, r. 315
Lomb^ird
Wannemacher George W., book solicitor, r. 439 Bush
Wannenm:.cher Alexander, brewer Wanuenmacher &
Kroneiiberg, r. NE cor Franklin aud McAllister
Wanuenmacher John, plumber C. Rehn, r. NE co'r
Twentieth and Florida
Wannenmachi rRobert. butcher John Augustiny, r. NE
cor Franklin and McAllister
Wanuenmacher Rupert (Wanuenmacher & Kronen-
berg) , r. .540 McAllister
Wanuenmacher & Krouenberg (Rupert Wannenmacher
and Frederick Kroneiiberg) , proptrs Unite d States
Brewery. NE cor Franklin aud McAllister
Wanner William, barber Charles N. Fleischmann, r.
606 V. Powell
Waiiuerberg Gustave, seaman, r. 10 Berry
Wauuovins Edward, waiter Durein Bros., r. 1309
Stocktim
Wanson Robert, linenman Palace Hotel, r. 114 Minna
Wanz Cathurina Mrs., c(uifectionery and stationery,
N B Twenty-fourth, nr Columbia
Wanz John D., market, NW cor Columbia and Twen-
ty-fourth
WANZER Li. M. P., physician and surgeon, of-
fice and r. 130 Geary
Wanzer Merritt L., carpenter, 1329 Bush, r. 1122 Lar-
kin
Wappel Charles, clerk Michael Wappel, r. 28 Everett
Wappul George, clerk Emlen Painter, r. 945 Howard
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture ?:»« Shirts to Order.
Gold and Plated Jeweliy at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 710 Kearny St
WAP
885
WAR
Wappel Michael, proptr Capitol Restaurant, 204-200 j
Fourth, r. 945 Howard !
WappiKT Henry, teazelsotter Pioneer Woolen Factory
BlHck Point
War Piitrick, mining, r. 22 Harriet
Warburton Ann M. Mrs., linssmaker, 1000 Howard
Warburton E. P. Mrs., furnistu'il rooms, 142^ Fourth
Warburton James H., sheepbutcher Lawrence it
Brown, r. cor Railroad and Eighth avs, South
S. F.
Warburton Jane Miss, r. 435 Stevenson
W'arburt.iu John, teamster Dunn A: Blucher. r. Pix-
ley, nr Fillmore
Warburton Joseph, manager Meehanic-'s Cooperative
Co., office and r. 142 '<s Fourtli
Warburton Samuel, drayman Cutter & Co., r. 302
Brnunan I
Ward A. B., law clerk, 15 Stock Exchange Build in". '
I. 415 Post I
Ward Agnes, domestic 008 O'Farrell I
Ward Agues (widow), r. 1503 Pine I
Ward Albert, broommaker Thomas Ward, r. 27
Crumm !
Ward Andrew J., hairdresser, 11 }<i Jackson, r. 6 Sal- I
mou PI I
Ward Ann (widow), r. 1121 Filbert j
Ward Anna Miss, nurse oli) Tyler I
Ward liarnard, longshoreman Allen & Young, r. 2.50 I
Union
Ward Baitholomew, r. 1718 Broderlck !
Ward liarthoiomew, capitalist, r. 2104 Jackson I
Ward IJeecher Consolidated Mill and Mining Co.,
(White Pine Nev.), D. A. Jennings secretary, of-
tic- 401 Caliifornia, room 4 ]
Ward licrnard, seaman, r. 2y Pacific i
Ward Bernard, .-tc vedore, r. 20".) Union
Ward Bernard, watchman Grand Hotel
Ward Bernnrd, waiter S. S. George W. Elder, Oregon
S. S. Co., Folsom St.Wharf !
Ward Bernard Jr., student, r. 209 Union I
Ward Bessie Miss, r. 321 1^ Tenth |
Ward Bridget (widow), r. 113)4 Shipley, rear
Ward Bridget, domestic 135U Post 1
Ward Catherine, dressmaker Mrs. Deuny, r. 438!^ |
Jessie I
Ward Charles, r. 1228 Sacramento i
Ward Charles, telegraph operator, r. 215 Minna
Ward Charles, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Ward (:hris., seaman S. S. Great Republic
Ward Cliristopher, tailor, 081 Mission, r. 307 Jessie
Ward Collins S., r. 1812 O'Farrell
Ward Consolidated Mining C ■. (Ward, Nev.), Charles
A. S'lnkey secretary, office 331 Mont, room 20 |
Ward Uelia. domestic 1914 Stoektcn j
Ward D. Henshaw, mining secretary, office 18 Nevada
Block, r. Oakl.nd 1
Ward E. Mrs., r. 707 O'Farrell
Ward E. C, driver Central R. R., r. 1530 Fillmore
Ward Edward gardener, r. NW cor Van Ness Av and
Ja -k.son
Ward Edward, laborer Golden Gate Park
Ward Edward, longshoreman, r. 120 Dora
Ward E Iward, policemau City Hall, r. 105 Stockton
Ward Elise Mrs., r. 3 Market PI
Ward Ellen Mrs., r. 1.577 3^ Market
Ward E. M.,r. 202 Sixth
Ward Francis I., second steward Pacific Mail S. 9.
City of Tokio, r. 1325 Tyler
Ward Francis M., clerk George W. Granniss, r. 110.")
Sett
Ward Frank, laborer James F. McCormick, r. Fulton,
bet Sciitt and Devisadero
Ward Frederick C, fruitpreserver Henry Schammel,
r. (110 Lombard
"Ward Frederick J., r. 1S12 O'Farrell
Ward (r. Miss, saleslady Wilson Sewing Machine Co.,
r. 142 Seventh
Ward George, bricklayer, r. 235 Third
Ward G(^orge, mason, r. 247 Second
W'ard George, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Ward George, telegraph operator, r. 209 Union
Ward (rc(.rge B., broommaker Thomas Ward, r. 27
Drumm
Ward George J. foreman C. James King of William &
Co.. r. 1812 O'Farrell
WAKD GOLD ANO SIL.VKR MINING ( O.
(Storey Co., Nev.), Jacob Stadtlcldt Jr. secretary,
oHice 419 California, room 2t>
Ward H. Mrs., r. 17 Verba Buena
War I Hattie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Ward Henry, seamnn. r. 40 Steuart
Ward Hubbnrd.d. puty hherlir, r. 1023 Howard
Ward Hugh, gardener La.irel Hill Cemetery, r. 2830
Califorida
Ward Isaac JI., uur.sc, r. 720 California
Ward J., laborer N. B. and Mission R. U.
Ward JanuH (Oihi-u fi Ward), r. 1228 Sacramento
Ward James, barber, r. 1019 Pncitic
Ward James, bookbinder Althof & Bahls, r. 110 Pow
Ward James, clerk E. B. Bullock, r. 1703 8t<xkton
Ward James, 1 iborer. r. Pi.'i)* Shipley
Ward James, longshoreman, r. 225 FolHom
Ward James, speculator, r. .114 Bush
Ward James.waiter Meyer A: .Muehe,r. 12 Sherwood PI
Ward James C, notiry public and comnilMsloner of
deeds, office 424 Monigi'niery, r. 733 Buab
Ward James U., miller, r. l,.2^ Sacramento
Ward Jane (widow), r. 422 Fulton
Ward Jane Miss, bakery, NE cor O'Farrell and Hyde
Ward J. E., marhinist r. 34 Minna
Ward J. F., student Heald's Ilusiiicss College
Ward John, barkeeper, v. l.'>!< St. Mary
Ward John, barkeeper, r. 812 Kearny
Ward John, hostler Healy *c Fagen, r. 12 54 Zoe
Ward Jtihu, laborer, r. 840 Harrison
Ward John, student University Mound lollego
Ward Joliu, track foreman Southern Pac. R. R.. r. N a
Twenty-second, bet Treat Av aud Harrison
Ward John B., r. 1513 Jackson
Ward John G., cashier Cutting Packing Co., r. Ala-
meda
Ward John J., collector Kennedy & Durr, r. 1023 How
Ward John M., r. 428 Hayes
Ward John M., clerk, r. Terminal Hotel
Ward John M., clerk Stock Report Pub'.ishlng Co., r.
547 Howard
Ward John T. (John T. Ward & Co.), r. Oakland
WARD JOHN T. Oi CO. , agents Napa^Soda Springs,
11 Drumm
Ward Joseph, merchant, office 18 Nevada Block, r.
Oakland
Ward Josephine, domestic 1305 Octavla
Ward Kate, domestic 519 Tyler
Ward Lawrence, carpenter, r. Bruns' Hotel
Ward Lewis P., compositor Evening Post, r. .331 Hear
Ward Lticien, r. 759 Market
Ward .Martiu P., solicitor Peter F. Collier, r. 338
Minna
Ward Mary (widow|,r. 441 Minna
Ward Mary E. Mrs., private school, 1519 Sacramento
Ward Michael, assistant engineer stm Julia, r. COS
Brauuau
Ward Michael, shoemaker S. W. Rosenstock & Co., r.
Mission, bet Seventeenth aud Eighteenth
Ward Michael, waiter, r. 10 College I'l
Ward Michael J. (Buckley k Ward), r. 000 Fourth
Ward Michael J., engineer, r. 1.59 Perry
WAKD M. M., drug st jre, 01 Second, r. 1403 Polk
Ward P., buyer J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. 924 Market
Ward P., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Ward P. Rev., assistant rect ir St. Joseph's Church
(R. C), r. 224 Tenth
Ward Patrick, hostler Sutter St. R. R., r. 37 Austin
Ward Patrick, laborer, r. E B Douglas, bet Eighteenth
and Nineteenth
Ward Patrick, laborer Henry M. Norton, r. 22 Harriet
Ward Peter, clerk, r. 209 Union
Ward Peter, collector, r. '202 .Second
Ward Peter, lab rer S. F. Gas Light Co., r. E a Michi-
gan, ur Shasta
Ward Peter, plumber Wilson & WillianiBon. r. OOVj
Clementina
Ward PIdlip. gasfittcr. r. 220 Hermann
Wrird Hi -hard, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Ward Uobert fireman S. F. Gas Ught Co.. r. 43 Minna
Ward Sarah Miss, r. '209 Union
Ward Sylvanus S., clerk Security Savings Bank, r.
Saueelito, Mariu Co.
Ward Thomas, laborer James S. Dyer. r. 1!>00 L<'av
Ward Thonias, laborer Pa.ific Mall S. 8. Co.'s Wharf
Ward Thomas, lougshorenuin, r. S s (ire nwich, nr San
Ward Thomas, niauuf brooms, brushes, wood and wll-
lowware, 27 Drumm
Ward rhouniK, pantryman Mward Newman, r. 1007
Market
Ward Thouias W., bookkeeper A. C. Titcoml> k Co., r.
1718 Broderick
Ward Thomas W., printer, r. 70 Silver
Ward Walter, laborer Southern Pac. R. B. frulght
depot, r. 120 Seventh
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ANDEESON & PuANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
WAK
886
WAE
Ward WllHam, r. 331 Kearny
Ward Willlsm (Avers k Ward) , r. 935 Mission, rear
Ward William (William Ward & Co.), r. 814 Hyde
Ward William, ageut. r. 9fU Kearny
Ward William, cl-rk Michael \. Marron.r. 560 Bryant
Ward William, drayman M. Warde & Co., r. corTwen-
thinl and Alabama
Ward William, hostler, r. 438 V, Jessie, rear
Wanl William, runulder r. 10 Tehama
Ward William, third officer PaciBc Mail S. S. Colima
WARD WrLLIAM & CO.. importtrs and job-
ber.-' ale and porter, 509 Sacramento
Ward William B., bookkeeper S. F. Savings Union, r,
2905 IJush
Ward William G., driver United Carriage Co., r. 373
Minna
Ward William H., clerk Albert Man k Co., r. 1718 Bro-
derick
Ward William L., assistant secretary Spring Valley
Water Works, r. filO S-venteenth. Oakland
WARD'S DRUG STORK, M. M. Ward proptr, 61
S'( nnd. <i r Mission
WARDE M. & CO., importers and dealers wineE
and liqu'irs.alS-.ll.") Battiry
Warde Michael (M. Warde & Co.), r. S s Twenty-
fifth, ur Sanchez
Warden B<-njamiu A., cashier S. F. Chronicle, r. 919
Post
Warden N, K., r. 318 Minna
Warden .James, ■warehouseman, r. 784 Folsom
Warden Richard, conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 1304
lurk
Warden W. H. & Co. (William H. Warden and P. L.
McClnre), teamsters. 312 Post
Warden William H. (W. H. Warden & Co.), r. 423
Fulton
Wartleu W. M.. clerk Eagleson & Co., r. 120 Ellis
Want- r Bessie Mrs., teacher music, r. 1303 California
Wardlaw James, lireman S. 8. Thomas A. Whitelaw, r.
"•* 115 Eleventh
Wardlaw Jamee. hostler Charles Crittenden, r. 16
William
Wardner Frederick, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r.
545 Stevenson
Wardwell Frank, laborer 0. E. Haseltine, r.Ns Green,
^ — nr Battery
Wardwell George T., clerk Veranda House, .509 Wash
Wardwell Nellie Miss, mounter I. W. Taber & Co , r.
726 Shotwell
Wardwell Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill agent,
office (;34 Market
Wardwell William V. B., salesman A. L. Bancroft i
Co., r, l(,i06 Jackson
Ware Albert P., foreman Pacific Straw Workri, r. 1C09 M
Stockton
Ware B, csy Miss, r. 1212 Washington
Ware George A., printer, r. 12.50 Howard
Ware Hartw.ll, shipcarpenter Matthew Turner, r. 520
Folsom, rear
Ware Jennie E. Mrs., millinery. 1009 J« Stockton
\\8re John H. Jr., bookkeeper Sc-th Thomas Clock Co.,
r. 221 Powell
Ware Mary E. (widow), r. E s Dolores, bet Seven-
teenth and Eighteenth
Ware Sylvanus S., r. 215 Sansora
Ware Thomas, r. .509 Washini.'ton
Ware William C, stockbroker, r. 415 Post
Ware. See Welir, Wier and Weir
Warfleld Albert G., engineer Central Pac. R. R r
Palsoe Hotel
Wnrfield Kate F. (widow), r. 1220 Folsom
Warfit Henry, longshoreman, r. W s Mission, opp St
Mary's College
Warhmbron A'exander, tailor, 805 Clay
Waring C. bark' eper John Mattes, r, 37 Sixth
Warmhald Henry, se'man, r. 12 Jackson
Warm HiTing Landing Packit-!, Rider, Somers & Co
apentH. officf Pier 22. Steunrt
WarnikesHri Oscar, liquor saloon. 213 Pino, r. 608
Bevrnth
Warn Frank, driver City Cab and Trjinsfer Co., r 174
Jessio
Wandmld Dora, domtstlc 1538 Clny
Warncke Ernst (Warn -ke «: Griffiths), r. SE cor Sixth
Av nnd M. .South S. F,
Warncke k Griffiths (Ern.st Warncke and Joseph Grif-
fJths), proptrs Empire House, SE cor Sixth Av I
and M, Sout'i S. V.
Waniecke August. liquorsaloon,ll Spear, r. 42.5 Tyler
Warneke William, clerk Mass i: Ratbjen, r. 603 Bush >
Warner Abraham, liquor saloon, NE cor Melggs,
Wharf and Francisco
Warner Albert L., r. 418 Sutter
WARNER ALEXANDER, dentist, office 30 Post,
r. 1122 Pine
Warner August, baker Joseph Meyer, r. 619 Post
Warner Amos S., president Cal. Spring Manuf. Co.,
office 147-149 N'ew Montgomery, r. 456 Bartlett
Warner A. V. Mrs., r. 114 O'Farrell
Warner Catherine (widow), r. 27 Ritch, rear
Warner Catherine (widow), r. NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Noe
Warner Charles H., collector Broadway St. Wharf, r.
706 California
Warner Charles H., collector George H. Tay & Co., r.
l."08 Taylor
Warner Charles H.,fish merchant, r. 364 Miuna
Warner Christopher, cooper, r. 2135 Mission
Warner David, cooper, r. 709 Lartin
Warner Edwin R., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 1005 Clay
Warner Eliza Mrs. (widow;, r. 314 Bush
Warner Frank, bookkeeper Pacific Iron Works, r. 121
Powell
Warner Frederick, carpenter, r. SE cor Hampshire
and Twenty-second
Warner Frederick, mounter Sanborn, Vail & Co., r.
917 Market
Warner George, r. 247 Second
Warner Henry, laborer WUliam Gerstenberg, r. 351
Jessie
Warner Henry B., compositor S. F. Post, r. 1005 Clay
Warner Isaac, sailmaker, r. 925M Market
Warner J. B , r. P.ilace Hotel
Warner J. E., auctioneer, r. Overland House
Warner John, surveyor, r. 222 M Fourth
Warner John, teamster Dempster & Keys, r. .351
Eleventh
Warner John B., foreman George Eggleton, r. 621
Front
Warner Joseph, machinist, r. 721 C;»lifomia
Warner Josi ih B., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 706
California
Warner Leslie H., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 715
Valencia
Warner iMelville, s.ilesman, r. 8 Dupont
Warner Morris A., teamster, r. 707 Sanchez
Warner P. C, mining, r. Overland House
Warner Peter, driver United Carriage Co., r. 570 Hovr
Warner S., fireman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 155 Fif-
teenth
AVarner Sfth, magic cement. 9 Geary
Warner William, r. 424 Sansom
Warner William, captain stm James M. Donahue, r.
418 Sutter
Warner William, carpenter, r. cor Fifteenth Av and
M, Tir Railroad Av, South S. F.
Warner William, porter Savings and Loan Soc, r. 19
Stone
Warnholtz Henrv, teamster Union Soap Works, r,
4.35 V Shipley
Warnholtz Herman, tailor Green & Seller, r. Juni-
per, nr Harrison
Warnholtz 'Muna (widow), r. 4353<J Shipley
Warnholz Cliarles. carpenter, r. W s Harrison, bet
Seventeenth find Eisjliteenth
Warnke Charles, shipcarpenter. r. 551 First
Warn ken Herman, clerk Edward Koch, r. 1502 Vallejo
Warnken Herman F.. groceries and liquors, NE cor
Francisco and Dupont
Warnock James, seaman, r. 16 Ninth
Wamock William, policeman City Hall, r. 771 Miss
Warnstrom Henry O.. painter, r. 1323 Washington
Warrell A. E.. student Heald's Business College
Warren Albert T„ compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. 26
Sixth
Warren Annie J. Miss, r. 714 Turk
Warren August, candies, t^ys, etc., 107 Sixth
Warren Be.^sie. domestic 1103 Sutter
Warren Charl'-s. bookkeeper William W. Si t«on, r.
1315 Van Ness Av
Warren Charles, contractor, r. 21 Ninth
Warren Charles A., teamster, 216 Ninth, r. 21 Ninth
Warren Charles H., patrolman Safe Deposit Co.,r. 217
Tehama
Warren C. P.. clork Ticket Auditor's OflBce, Central
Pac. R. R.. r. 37 Eddy
Warren Cynthia L. Mrs., dressmaking, 756 Harrison
Warren David, watchman Presidio Reservation
Warren Ellen R., adjuster coiner's department, U. 8.
Mint, r. 1 Fifth
Mock Si Jonss-Impming Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.-Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
Boys' ClotMng at GEO. LOOMS', TOG to 716 Kearny St
WAR
887
WAS
Warren Emma S. Miss, r. 714 Turk
Warren Frank, r. .'il'i Bush
Warren Frank, iiainter, r. 710 Buchanan
Warren George, r. 508 Mission
Warren George, clerk, r. 23:10 Pine
Warren George, elevatormau Palace Hotel
Warren George A., r.33 Moss
Warren George A., melter,melterand refiner's depart-
ment, U. S. Mint, r. 1-JU Folsoni
Warren George W., clerk AdHms& Taylor, r. 110 Berry
Warren Ht ury, canvasser, r. 7'i3 V^ilencia
Warren Henry, plumber iiud gaslitter, 847 Valencia
Warren Henry, proilucedealer, r. 1 Hampton PI
Warren Henry J., painter, r. NW cor Boyd and Dora
Warren Jackson, stewar.l U. S. stm Shubrick
Warren James, r. IVi Jones
Warren James, assistant Palace Hotel
Warren James H,, superintendent American Home
Warwick Robert, driver .Sutter St. It. R.
Wascerwitz OuKtave, pi'ilillcr, r. .VJK Natonia
Wash Aaron, salfsinan, r. 90.') M:irki't
Washbiirn .\. A., HKlesiiian H. P. Gn-gory k Co., r.
Oakland
Wttshliurn A. H. Mrn.. r. 1722 Bush
Wa.shburn Albert, planing mill, and niannfti KaHheH
and blinds, Berry, bet Fourth and Fifth, r. .15
South Park
Washburn F. carpenter, r. Overland Houbo
Washburn (leorgia Mrs., principal Turk Street Pri-
mary S hool, r. 1.V2H Bush
W.VSHBURN IIEN'KY. proptr Great F,»8tem and
Western Horse and Mule Market. SKiiir Kllthand
Bryant, r. SW cor Tweuty-tirst and DiauioMil
Washburn Jert-niiah, master mariner, r. Ml Fourth
Washburn Leonard, teamster Golden Age Flouring
Mills, r. (131 0'Kar:ell
Missionary Society, office 7 Montgomery Ay, r. W'ashburu LysanJiT, speculator, r. Commercial Hotel
San Mateo
Warren James J., With Herman H. Horst, r. 407 Green
Warren James L., wood carver, r. 2G13 Sacramento
Warren James L. L. F. (Warren & Co.). r. 1307 Taylor
Warren James M., contractor, r. 220^ Ninth
Warren Job E., carpenter, r. 756 Harrison
Washburn M. A. Mrs., teacher music, r. 131 Fourth
Washburn Thomas, blicksniith, r. 420 Union, rear
Washburne E. E., managers. Mosgrove & Co., r. 120
Filth
Washe Henry A., clerk Jacob Salomon, r. 19 Yerba
Buena
Warren John (John Warren & Co.), r.80.S Montgomery Washeim C. T.. r. 10i")-107 St. Ann's Building
Warren John & Co.. collectors, office 610 Merchant
Warren John B., r. 2733 Folsora
Warren John K., clerk, r. 519 Valencia
Warren John P., carpenter, r. 409 Stevenson
Warren John P., policeman City Hall, r. 212 Sutter
WaiTen Joseph waiter Althol' Bros., r. 267}^ Stevenson
Warren Joseph Mrs., lodging.*, 267 Stevenson
Warren Julia A. (widow), r. 2 Codmau PI
Warren Mary (widow), r. 129 Silver
Warren M. E. Mrs., r. Grand Hotel
Warren Milton M., assistant mail clerk Alta Califor-
nia, r. 2 Codmau PI
Warren Nathan S., butcher, r. 1123 Taylor
Warren Orange S., traveling salesman Matthias Gray.
r. 1300 Pine
Warren Otto, publisher, r. 1009 Powell
Warren Patrick, pressman Benjamin F. Sterrett, r.
235 Stevenson
Warren R. D., seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Warren Robert, barber, r. SE cor First and Mission
Warren Russell, architect, r. 427 M Oak
Warren Russell A., foreman S. F. Chronicle, r. 1211
Bush
Warren Samuel P. (S. P. Warren & Co.), r. 1812 Sac
WARREN S, P & CO. (F. K. Wetmore), stock
brokers. 411 California
Warren Thuiuas, barkeeper Henry Brown, r. lOOlKear
Warren Virginia B. (widow), r. 703 Stockton
Warren William, basketmaker. r. ."508 Mission
Warren William, teamsterSpring Valley Waterworks,
r. 2814 Pine
W.ISHIXGTON B1.0C-IC, NW cor Washington
and Mont,'oiii<rv Av
WASniXGTON BHEWERY, Claus Wreden k
Co. proptrs, SE corl..ombard and Taylor
Washington Coffee and Spice Mills. A. Kindler li Co.
proptrs, NE cor Mission and Fremont
Washington D. C. r. 113 Si.\tb
Washington Elizal)eth, chanibennaid Palace Hotel
Washington Fire and Marine Insurance (;o. (Boston),
Edward E. Potter agent, office 2(M) Sansom
Washington Flume Mining Co. (Yuba Co.). Charles
R. Allen srcretary, office 120 Beale
Washington Frank B., bookkeeper S. F. Gas Light
Co., r. 210 Powell
Washington Frederick, janitor 601 California
Washington Hall. 35-39 E'ldy
Waahingtou Hotel, Patrick Collins proptr, 519 Miaa
Washington Johanna Mrs., nurse German Hospital
Washington Joseph, waiter Palace Hotel
W.\SHIXGTON M.\RKET, Washington to Mer-
chant, brt Montgomery and Sansom
WASHINGTON' MIL.L.S, l>ohrmann & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Washington and Drumui
Washington Mining Co. (Mariposa Co., Cal.), office
3-'8 Montgomery, room 20
Washington Ndson. waiter Palace Hotel, r. 5C3 Miss
WASHINGTON ST. WHARF, foot Wa.shington
Wasoingtou Tli'TUton, carpenter, r. 190M powidl
Wushoe Consolidated Mining Co. (Gold Hill. Nev.).
Lucien Hermann secretary, office 220 Sansom,
room 5 , „
Co., Nev.), Wendell
Warrington Thomas, coachman William T. Coleman,
r. IL'M Taylor ,
Warsaw Mining Co, (Storey Co.. Nev.), George B. i
Spinney secretary, office 310 Pine, room 44
Warsaw L. S., r. Lick House
Warschamr Aaron M. (Warschauer Brothers) . r. 905
Market
Warschauer Abrnliara, r. 905 Market
Warschauer Benjamin (Warschauer Brothers), r. 90.j
Market
"WARSCHAUER BROTHERS (Marks, Benja-
min, aud Aaron M.), proptrs The Windsor, 90.J
Market
Warsc
rj^r Manh^, cigars and tobacco, 12 Lledes- | Wass^ydia -,<---.. UIHW ashing,
^^u^r^^rk^ (Warschauer Brothers), r. ^^ Wa.^:; ^^Un^'^upel^liSnt I..uU .
Valencia, nr Fifteenth
Wason Archibald (Wa.son k Morris), r. 910 Vallejo
Wason Edwar.l P., secretary Enterprise Publishing
Co., office 535 Clay. r. 720 Harrison
Wason Eliza (widow), r. 720 Harrison
Wason John, butctier Patri k W. Mubhhy, r. 720 Har
Wast)n k Morris (Archibald Wason and Patrick J.
Morris), house and sign painters, and dealers
paints, oils, etc.. Ill Davis i
Wass Frederick A., with D. A. Macdonald k Co., r. |
1418 Wa.shinglon , ^ ,.. , I
Was.s Louis, pressman Pacific Oil and Lead Works, r.
138 Clara ,
1418 Washington 1
Phllippctis k
Warschi
Market .
Warschauer Morris, hamessmaker, 305 Davis, r. ill
Turk
Warshawski George, laborer, r. 5^ Kearny
Warshawski Jacob, salesman Ephraim Frank, r. 4.i7
Warttemberg Christian, cierk John Neuenburg, r. 803
Sansom „ . , i o*
Warta Joseph, deckhand stm Amelia, Washington St.
Wharf
Warwick James, painter, r. 718 Turk
Warwick James B., expressman NW cor Dupont and
Sacramento, r. NE cor Vallejo and Gough
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Wa^-serman Elkan. superintendent L-.uU Sloes fcCo.'s
Warehouse and appraiser furs, office 310 Sansom.
r. 1001 Bnsh „ ^ ^ v *
Wasserman Max, bookkeeper Straus, Kohnstamm ft '
Co.. r. 235 Keuniy '
Wassennan Mows. r. 5.19 Minna •
Wassiamull «: Ass.mull (Hindoos), Importers East,
Indian goods. IHVJ Stoi:kton !
Wa-^sman Ernest, cooper, r. 1020 ■< Bryant j
Wusr-man Henry, tcam8t.r, r. W s Utah, bet Sixteenth
and Santa Clara . „ .v - 1
Wassman Henry, clerk J. H. A. Folkers*: Brother, r.
ColuniMa Hotel I
BEAMISH, nndersens aU-Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc
ANLEIfSON & BANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Watali David, tailor St. Ignatius College, 841 Market
Waterbury Charles S., carpenter, r. 412 Laguna |
Waterburj- George A., salesman Gilbert & Moore, r. j
27"^' Pearl
Waterdahl Peter, well digger, r. nr San Miguel Station ,
Waterhoiise Columbus (Waterhouse & Lester), r. 2213
Howard
■Waterhouse Frederick A., bookkeeper Waterhouse &
Lester, r. 2213 Howard I
Waterhouse Harry K. (Waterhouse, Kendig & Co.), I
and bookkeeper Waterhouse & Lester, r. I.sl9 Jessie
Waterhou.'se, Kendig & Co. (Henry Waterhouse, Daniel I
Kendig, and Edwin Perrin), ambrosial syrup |
mauufs, 428 Sansum
WATERHOUSE «Sk LESTER (Columbus Wat er-
housi') . importers and jobbers carriage and wagon
materials, 20-31 Fremont
Waterman Augustus, with California Mining Co., r.
72.5 Bush
Waterman C. H., r. 309 Dupont
Waterman Charles, r. 222 J^ Fourth
Waterman Charle.s, local policeman, 240 Montgomery,
room 2.5
Waterman Earl E., driver Murphy, Horn & Byrne, r.
Twelfth Av, nr N, South S. F.
Wutemian Edward, assistant W. Oswald, r. 1010 Pacific
Waterman Edwin R., flour inspector, r. 1920 Filbert
Waterman E. E., fireman Pacitic Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Waterman Frederick, compositor J. L. Rice & Co., r.
433 Jessio
Watirman Frederick H., attorney at law, oflQce 12-13
Moutgomerj- Block, r. 720 California
Watt-rman George, tcambter Horutio N. Tribou, r. S s
Junipi-r, ur Tenth
Waterman Herman (M. Waterman & Co.), r. 505 Van
Ness Av
Waterman Herman A., bookkeeper Neustadter Bros.,
r. 109 Dupont
Waterman James, carjienter, r. N s Filbert, nr San-
som, rear
Waterman James A., patent bung.s, 51 Beale.r. 2920^
Folsom
Waterman James S., salesman Frederick Chester &
Co., r. Abbott.sford House
Waterman J. G., groceries and liquors, BW cor Mont-
gomery and Jackson, r. 818'>i Montgomery
Waterman Kate (widow), r. 43.5 Vallejo
, Waterman M. .t Co (Adnlph Pti.-ter, Henry E. Trau-
beiibach. and Herman Waterman), commis. ion
merchaiit.s. 113 Clay
Waterman Martin (M. Waterman & Co., and A. Piister
& Co.), r. 187 Hyde
Waterman M.wes. r. 307 Tyler
Waterman R. H. & Co. (J. H. Freeman), marine sur-
veyors, office 12 California
i Wati-rman Rlch;.i-d, foreman Empire Brewery, r. 210.5
Powell
Wateriiiuu Itobert B., clerk, r. 1920 Filbert
Waterman Robert H. (R. H. Waterman k Co.) , 12 Cal
Wuttrmun Thomas, seaman scow Rough and Ready, r.
127 Jai'kson
Watirman W. H., r. 424 Sansom
^ WattiH Abraham, stevedore, r. 27 Laskie
Wiitcrs Alixa;id( r, plumber and gaslitter, r. 630 Miss
Waters Artiiur, livery stable, NW cor Pidk and Gearv
Waters Clinrles, plumber and gaslitter, 30 O'Farieli,
r. 28 U'Farrell
W.iters C. K. Mrs., assistant Clement Grammar School,
r. 503 Powell
WaterH Donald, lielper JKtua Iron Works, r. 1 Good-
sell PI
Waters Kliza D., r. 38 Eleventh
Wiiters Elizabeth, l>ranch bakiry, 412)4 Sixth '
Waters Frederick C, compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co., ''
r. KillGough
Waters George, liquor saloon, f!15 Snnsom
WiitcTB George F., bookkeeper Louis Harttcr, r. East i
Oakland j
Waters George L. (Hartshorne & Water.s) , r. 1.511
Wasliington
Water.s (ieorge L., butler Daniel Cook, 1117 Pine |
Wiiters George S.. driver Market t-t. R. R., r. 529 Va- i
leiicia I
Waters Il.lnn B., clerk Pope Jt Talbot, r. 2.34 Fifth i
Waters Jacob, painter H. (i. Jarman, r. till ,V. Minna
Waters Jumes, bakery, 37 C:em< ntlna
WatiTs James, painter, r. 350 Brannan
Waters James, stevedore, r. Montgomcrv's Hotel
Waters John, laborer, r. N « Filbert, nr Sansom, rear
Waters Joseph N. H., expressman H. M. Newhall &
Co., r. 2325 Pine
Waters Lizzie Mrs., bakery 303 Mason
Waters Lucinda (widow) , r. 1923 Jessie
Waters Andrew, laborer Andrew Onderdonk, r. 327
Filbert, rear
Waters M. C. Mrs., boarding. 1604 Van Ness Av
Water.s M. D., milkman, r. 1611 Gough
Waters Patrick, coalpasser. Pacific Mail S. S. China
Waters Patrick, plumber William Enright, r. 732
Sevent.-Cnth
Waters Patrick, tanner, r. W s Gunnison Av, bet Pre-
cita PI and Prospect PI, Bernal Heights
Waters Peter E., clerk freight dept Central Pac. R.
R., r. 350 Brannan
Waters Richard, waiter Palace Hotel
Waters Robert, second mate bark Northwest, Pier 1,
Steuart
Waters Susannah M. Mrs., children's boarding house,
2941 Mission, nr Twenty-sixth
Waters Tena Miss, r. 412 J^j Sixth
Waters Thomas, coalpasser S. S. Oregon, Oregon S.
S. Co.
Waters Thomas, laborer, r. 37 J6 Freelon
Waters Thomas, laborer, r. 1323 Pacific
Waters Thomas W., compositor C. A. Murdock & Co.,
r. 2941 Mission
Waters W., r. 519 Sacramento
Waters William, cooper, r. 510 Davis
Waters William, extraman Hook and Ladder No. 3, S.
F. F. D., r. 1226 Folsom
Wat'-rs William, laborer, r. 624 Commercial
Waters William, maltster Hibernia Brewery, r. 1225
Howard
Waters William, mate S. S. Colima, r. 2 Yerba Buena
Waters William G., foreman pressroom Morning Call,
r. 1206 Mason
Waters William R., harnessmaker Market St. R. R.,
r. 220 Sixteenth
Waters William W., compositor Spirit of the Times,
r. 515 Kearny
Waters W. J., civil and mining engineer, r. 630 Misa
Waterson Christian, lumberman, r. 183^ Frederick
Watersou Patrick, r. 106 First
Watertown Fire Insurance Co., J. J. Desmond & Sons
agents, office 410 California
Watgen George, sa^h and bliudmaker Excelsior Plan-
ing Mills, r. 358 y. J. ssie
WATKIN WILLL-^M B,, real-estateagent, and
moneybroker, office 438 California, r. Nucleus
House
Watkins Alonzo A. (W.W.Montague & Co.) , r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Watkins Amos, waiter Palace Hotel
Watkins Carlton E., photographer, 427-429 Mont
Watkins Charles, seaman, r. 809 Battery
Watkins Charles, teamster, r. 504 Third
Watkins James T., correspondent Nevada Bank of
San Francisco, r. 1301 Octavia
Watkins John, milkman, r. 632 Post
Watkins Joseph, teamster, r. 233 Third
Watkins Josci)h E., calker Middlemas & Boole, r. 226
Ritch
Watkins J. R., miner, r. 715 Howard
Watkins Samuel, teamster, r. 530 Third
Watkins Samuel C, shipcarp* nter, r. 226 Ritch
Watkins Vinuey Miss, dressmaker, r. 191 Sixteenth
Watkins William H., clerk C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 226
Ritch
Wa'tress George C, r. 128 Tyler
Watrigant Andrew, gymnast Woodward's Gardens, r.
20 Stevenson Av
Watrigant Francisco, performer, r. Golden Gate Ho-
tel
Watrigant Viitor, butcher P.aul Husson, r. cor Fifth
and Railroad avs. South S. F.
AVatrin John P., carriagepainter B. Grave & Co., r.
Union, nr Powell
Watson Alexander F., student Heald's Business Col-
lege
Watson Alonzo, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Watson Ambrose A., drayman Crane & Brigham, r. 24
Scott PI
Watson Annie, chambermaid Palace Hotel
Watson Annie Mrs., domestic UOi Shotwell
Watson B., carpenter, r. 343 Tehama
Watson Charles, butler, r. 1299 Van Ness Av
Watson Charles, engineer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 510
Ninth
Watson Charles, seaman, r. Western House
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TRUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS*. 706 to 716 Keamy St
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Watson Charles B., weiRher Pucific Boiling Mill, r. S
8 Shasta, nr Georgia
Watson (iharles H,. boukkeei'.er William H. Watson,
r. 4'i5 Kearny
Watson Charles L., agent W. & J. Sloaue, 52o-527 Mar-
ket, r. Oakland
Watson Daniel M., cutter H. Kullnian, r. 23('.!<; Sixth
Watson Daniel W., salesman, r. 120'2 Howard '
Wats<m Dudley L., carpenter, r. '2:^11 Howard
Watson Elizabeth A. (widow), r. !)20 Bush
Watson Erastus A., machinist George L. Pierce, r. 410
Seiond
Watson Eugene H., carpenter, r. 24 First Av
Watson Frank, capitalist, r. Overland House
Watson Frank, hostler, r. 322 Fiilti)n
Watson Frederick J., dairy, NW cor Eighteenth and
Diamond, r. SE cor Eighteenth and Diamond
Watson George, r. 24 Scott PI
Watson George, painter, r. 43(! Stevenson
Watson George P. J., bookkeeper William H. Watson,
r. 2527 California
Watson H. A., r. 416 Second
Watson Hadley N., carpenter, r. 24,5 First
Watson Henry, clerk freight department Central Pac.
K. R., r. 2722 Mission
Watson Henry J., fruit dealer, r. 428 Shotwell
Watson Horace H., marine surveyor The State In-
vestment and Insurance Co., and agent Uecord of
American and Foreign Shipping, office 218-220
Sansom, r. Oakland
Watson James, r. 417 Main
Watson James, cashier Blake, Robbins & Co., r. Oak-
land
V/at80;i James, local policeman, r. 207 Powell
Watson James, longshoreman, r. 132 First
Watson James, teamster, r. NW cor Eighteenth and
Church
Watson James F., painter, r. 240 Perry
Watson James T., esiminer gangers' returns Custom
House, r. 1116 Jackson
Watson John, bricklayer Cutting Packing Co., r. 30
Franklin. Oakland
Watson John, coachmim Irving M. Scott, r. 229 First
Watson John, g:irdeiier John Parrott, r. 2() Louisa
Watson John, lather, r. 5 Fourteenth
Watson John, waiter, r. .5it) Fol^om
Watson John R., gi ner.il purchasing agent Central
Par. R. R.. and Southern Pac. R. R.. office NE cor
Fourth and Townsend, room 12. r. Lick House
Watson Joseph, r. (J Miles' PI
Watson Joseph, teamster Turner, Kennedy & Shaw,
r. SW cor Fourth and Berry
Watson Katie Miss. r. 14:j Second
Watson Louise P. Miss, assistant Broadway Grammar
School, r. 24 Scott PI
W^atson Margaret (widow), lodgings, 202 Second
Wat.iun Margaret Mrs., liquor saloon, 132 First
Waison Martin V. B. (Watson Jtt Co.), r. 920 Bush
Watson Mary A. (widow) , r. 724 Hayes
Watson N. A. Mrs., insurance broker, office 330 Pine,
room 4. r. 1.') Hyde
Watson Peter W., bookkeeper John F. Knox, r. 715
Howard
Wat<on Samuel E., compositor A. L. Bancroft & Co.,
r. 720 Market
Watson Samuel R., sign writer Brooke & Son, r. Oak-
land
Watson Temp'.e, printer M. Weiss, r. 1309 Sac
Watson Thomas, blacksmith, r. 37 Sixlh
Watson Thomas, coachman, r. cor Fifteenth Av and
K, South S. F.
Watson Thomas, plumber, r. W a Montgomery, nr
Greenwich
Watson Thomas, seaman, r. 230 Main, rear
Watson Thomas, tinsmith John O. lis, r. W s Mont-
gomei'y. ur Filbert
Watson Thomas, waiter, r. .')4 Sacramento
Watson Thomas M., chiet janitor U. 8. Sub-Treasury,
r. 1:!09 Sacramento
Wats. Ill Warren M., manuf cigars, 302 Davis, r. San
Rafael
Watson William, r. 118 Post
Watson William, assay department U. S. Mint, r. IS
Hyde
Watson William, engineer Mission Woolen Mills, r.
20S Shotwell
Watson William, laborer, r. 11 Gilbert
Watson William, laborer G. & W. Snook, r. 1409 Mont-
gomery
Watson William, miner, r. 323 Sutter
Watson William, plumber, r. W s MontRomerjr, nr
Greenwich
WATSON WII..I.I AW H., mining secretary, office
:i02 Montgomery, ro ima f>-(J, r. 17l«i Pine
Watson WilliRui 11., bookkeeper, r. SWcor Nineteenth
and Capp
WATSON 4ik( CO. (M. V. B. Watsonl, Importers
and jobbers corks, twines, rapsulee, etc., 319 Bat
Wat-on. Sei' Wattson
Watt Alexander, carpenter, r. 25 Halght
Watt Alva J., clerk, r 1429 P<d^
Watt Blue Gravel Mining Co. (Nevada Co.. Cal.),
Rlihard Wi'gener sorretary, office 414 California
Watt Clarence, billiardman Cosmopolitan Saloon, r.
704 Taylor
Walt James, r. 1015 Howard
Watt James A., clerk Fox & Kellogg, r. U29 Polk
Watt Lizzie (widow) . r. 1429 Polk
Watt R., r. 51<.) Sacramento
Watt Robert, bank conuiiisioner, office 202 Sansom,
room 2, r. San Rafael, Marin Co.
Watt Rolla v., salesman Methodist Book Deposltorv,
r. 1429 Polk
Watt William. Tailors" Pro. I'nion.SW cor Keamy and
Mortim
Watt William, teamster Andrew Omlerdonk
Watt William A., r. 5ly Sacramento
W:ttterman Catharine (widow), r. .109 Tehama
Watteis William, carpenter, r. !»74 Folsom
Watterson Gi^orge T., shoemaker, r. 1051 Mission
Wattcrson Kate. r. 115 Seiund
Watterson Patrick, hefiier Utiion Iron Works, r. 10(5
First
Wattiez L., wines and liquors, .504 Sixteenth
WATTL-ES J. H. ..Si CO., stockbrokers, office 303
Montgomery
Wattles John B." (J. B. Wattles & Co.), office 303 Mont
Wattles William S., bookkeper J. B. Wattles & Co., r.
2010 Pacific Av
Watts Alfred, shipwright, r. (UO Fourth
Watts Annie, stewardess O. & O. S. S. Australia
Watts Benjamin F., millhand Horace Davis & Co., r.
52fi Hayes
Watts Charles, salesman Osborn & Alexander, r. 601
Mason
Watts Claude, r. 407 Taylor
Watts E. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 8 Laskie
Watts Evan, builder, r. 80r, P.dk
Watts George, hackman. r. 124 Twenty-fourth
Watts H. H., compositor S. F. Chronicle, r. fi25 Bush
Watts James, expressman. SW cor Dupont and Jack-
son, r. SW cor Green and Van Ness Av
Watts James, chief engineer stm Mary Oarratt. r. 2513
Mission
Watts John, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 036 Mission
Watts Life C. proptr Marine Railway, foot J, bet Sec-
ond and Third avs, nr India, Soutli S. F.
Watts Michael, driver Dig'^'ins Brothers, r. N B Fell,
bel Devisadero and Scott
Watts Milton H., paint t. r. 357 Braunan
Watts O., conductor Central R. R., r. 1530 Eddy
Watts Philip, coachman, r. H Dupont
Watts Richard Jr., porter S. Kosti r k Co.. r. Oakland
Watts William (Watts k White), r. 2219 Ma.sou
Watts W. P.. clerk General Auditor's Office, Central
Pac. R. R., r. HOMV, Mission
Watts .V White (William Watts and Frederick White).
contractors night work, otlii'o :t06 Dupont
Wattson Sanniel B. I S. H.Wnttsim «: Co.), r. SE cor
San Jose Av and Twinty-fi>nrth
WATTSON S. B. «& CO., importers tobacco and
inanufs cigars, 221-225 Front
Watlson Thomas J.. bookkcei)era. B.WatiHon & Co.,
r. SEcor San Jose Av and Twenty-fourth
Wattson. See Watson
Waugaman Asa L., liquor saloon, 1144 Market, r. 306
Rluson
Waugh Alexander (Alexander Waugh & Co.), r. 602
Buchanan
Wau«h Alexander A: Co. (Wllliani Waugh and George
Miller), bottles, bags, metils. rags, etc., 112 Main
Waugh William (Alexander Waugh «: Co.), r. 400 Oc-
tavia
Waugh William, porter, r. 621 Sansom
Waugh William, stableman Clay St. Hill R. R.. r. 1031
Sutt-r
Wavell Edward J., steward Maraball & Howard, r. 605
East
Waverly Edwin, clgarmakerE. Brigga Ac Co., r. 634
Fulsom
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfs, etc, etc
ANDERSON Si EANDOLFE, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Wax Paul, shoemaker Paul Keeper, r. 209 Minna
Way Annie (widow) , r. 14 Turk
Way Asa C. H.. liquor merchant, r. 927 Washington
Wav Thomas H.. collector, r. 427 Bryant
Wayett L., assistant steward S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Wayman Edward, carpenter SanfordM. Hills, r. 842
Clav ^
■WAYilIRE JAMES A., attorney at law, office
320 Sansom. rooms 55-50, r. 2612 Sacramento
WsTne Alonzo E., r. 1007 Stockton
Wavne Charles B.. painter, r. 2617 Folsom
Weadell William. Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny
and Morton
Weale May A. (widow) , r. 2781 Folsom
Weale W. R.. speculator, r. 321 Pacific
Weatherall Samuel, expressman, SE cor Spear and
Market, r. 218 '5 Ritoh
Weatherall William, clerk B. H. Lichtenstein. r. Em-
pire Lodging House
Weatherby Daniel, shipjoiner, r. 613 Mission
Weatherly Walter J., bookkeeper Whittier, Fuller &
Co., r. 328 Geary
Weathers William, head waiter restaurant Palace
Hotel
Weatherwax George E., laborer, r. 82?^ Everett
Weaver 1>. H., driver Omnibus R. R.
Weaver Dwight S., stoves and tinware, 153 Third, r.
7G2 Howard
Weaver Frank, painter, r. 512 Webster
Weaver Frank, tailor, 111 Sievenson
Weaver Frederick, assis'ant engineer stm Centennial,
Wa.--hinKton Street Wharf
Weaver George D., shipwright, r. cor Fourth Av and
I, South S. F.
Weaver George H., bookkeeper Castle Bros., r. Oak-
land
Weaver H.. tailor, r. 270 First
Weaver Hammond S., cutter E. Dttrick k Co., r. 11
Page
Weaver Henry, boarding, 1313 Devisadero
Weaver Henry, saddler and harnessmaker, 14 Turk
Weaver J. C. , "upholsterer, r. 346 Fourth
Weaver John, sale.sman George H. Tay & Co., r. 415
Powell
Weaver John E., porter Franklin Hotel. 321 Pacific
Weaver L. H.. laundry mau S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
WEAVER PHILIP li., mining, office 328 Mont-
gomery, room 8.r. 2120 Union
Weaver Sophia (widow), r. 513 Webster
Weaver Susan Miss, r. 831 Jackson
Weaver Thomas J., carriagepaintjr Lowney Bros., r.
43>J Shipley
Webb Alfred W , lumber surveyor, Pier 4, Steuart, r.
eor Twenty-fourth and Potrero
Webb Annie S. (widow), r. 1116 Taylor
Webb Charles H., draughtsman Frank Q. Edwards, r.
6 Wetniore PI
Webb Chrii-topher C, stockraiser Siskiyou Co., office
405 BYont, room 4. r. Oakland
Webb E. A., r. 24 Rit.h
Webb Edward, printer, r. 636 Commercial
Webb Francis A., drayman, r. 208 Fifth
Webb George, clerk Knowlaud & Doe. r. Es Vermont,
nr Twenty-third
Webb Henry, machinist, r. !)02 Stevenson
Webb House. Leon Pieper proptr. 37 Second
Webb H. Watson, attorney at law, office 636 Clav, room
II, r. 2013 Howard
Webb Janieg P., physician, office and r. 824 Howard
Webb John M., bookkeeper, r. NW cor Ninth and
Shipley
Webb John M., salesman Goodyear Rubber Co., r. 117
Taylor
Wubb.loseph W., r. 2410 Folsom
Webb Lizzie Mi -s, r. 331 Jessie
Webb Matth(;w U., commission merchant andimporter
foreign cloths, 535 Market, r. 704 Pine
Webb Minnie Miss, milliner, r. 1023 McAllister
Webb Uichard, bookkeep r Wightman Brothers, r.
Unr, Clay
Webb Uichard. mining, r. ]li23 McAllister
Webb S. D. (widow), r. 510 Taylor
Webb S. H. ( widow). r. lO'J Van Ness Av
Webb William, blackHnilth Union Iron Works, r. 32
Natoma
Webb William, blacksmith, r. 1023 McAllister
Webb William, boatman, r. NW cor Francisco and
Taylor
Webb William, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Webb William H., wood carver, r. Vermont, S of Hum-
boldt
Webb's Building. 37 Second
Webber Adolph. machinist Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E s
Tennessee, bet Butte and Solano
Webber Alpha A., capitalist, office 415 Montgomery, r.
1910 Broadway
Webber Charles, clerk Edward S. Spear & Co., r. 251
Minna
Webber George, piledriver, r. 5 Drumm
Webber George E., mining superintendent, r. 1510
Franklin
Webber Gold and Silver Mining Co., James L. Fields
secretary, office 240 Montgomery, roon:s 3-4
Webber Henry, expressman, cor Pacific and Davis, r.
542 Green
Webber Henrv, steward Herman H. Horst. r. 405 Stey
Webber Jacob, trunkmaker D. S. Martin & Co., r. 427
Fourth
Webber James S., machinist Thomson & Evans, r.
1938 Stevenson
Webber Lewis N., bookkeeper Carmen Island Salt
Works, 207 Front
Webber Oliver G.. steward tug Rabboni, Folsom Street
Wharf
Webber Sadie Miss, artist S. W. Shaw, r. San Leandro
Webbir Stephen, longshoreman, r. Dame, bet Thirtieth
and Thirty-first
Webber Thomas, maltster Swan Brewerj", r. Hum-
boldt House
Webber Thomas, seaman, r. 152 Steuart
Webby Charles W.. butcher M. Brandensteiu & Co.,r.
Seventeenth Av, bet M and N, South S. F.
Weber Adolph (Weber & Marin), r. 231 Fifteenth
Weber Adolph C, president Humboldt Savings and
Loan Sol-., office 18 Geary, r. 840 Folsom
Weber ADjert. pianotuuer, r. 430 Geary
Weber Anna Mrs., ladies' nurse, r. 45 Louisa
Weber Annie (widow), r. 1217 Kearny
Weber August, r. 510 Post
Weber Augusta Mrs., r. 1510 Bush
Weber Catharine (widow), r. 513 Hyde, rear
Weber Charles, hair dressing saloon, 1.52 Steuart
Weber Charles, marine ami fire insurance agent and
collector, office 425 California, r. 1509 Larkin
Weber Charles, merchant, r. 522 Pine
Weber Daniel, barber Joseph Sand. r. 954 Mission
Weber Ernest, butcher, 4-5 New Metropolitan Market,
r. cor Seventeenth and Guerrero
Weber Eugene R., watchmaker Frederick Hofleng, r.
513 Hyde
Weber Frank, waiter U. S. Restaurant, r. 108 Second
Weber Frederick, llorist, 33 Centre Market
Weber Frederick C, boot and shoemaker, 621 Califor-
nia, r. 1034 Clay
Weber Freilrika (widow), r. 30 Clinton, rear
Weber Gabriel ("Weber \- Co.) . r, 817 Powell
Weber George, liquor saloon and lodgings. 433 Bdwy
Weber Godfried (Klemm & Weber), r. 625 Brannan
Weber H. , waiter The Baldwin, r. 1 Eddy
Weber Henry. bakerS. F. Cracker Co., r. 108 J<j Shipley
Weber Henry, butcher Lick House
Weber Henry, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Weber Henry, laborer National Hotel, 411 Pacific
Weber Herm;in. carpenter, r. 19 Lewis
Weber Jolm, painter, r. 13 Harlan PI
Weber John, saddler, r. 300 Sixteenth
Weber John W., hostler Potrero and B. V. K. R., r. W
8 Kentucky, nr Nevada
Weber Josejah, barber Fred Eichhom
Weber Josei>li, currier Laguua Tannery, r. Franklin,
nr Greenwich
Weber Josephine, dressmaker, r. 565 Stevenson
Weber Julius, bakery, 200 Eleventh, cor Howard
Weber Julius, salesman Matthias Gray, r. 17 Dnpont
Weber Martin, cariieuter. 417 Bush. r. 423 Bush
Weber Max, jeweler Wenzel. Rothschild & Haded-
feldt, r. 513 Hyde
Weber P. O.. cabinetmaker, r. 138 Clara
Weber Powell, porter B.iy Ovster House. 62(5 Market
Weber Richard (Wrede & Weber) . r. 419 East
Weber Uichard H. O., letter carrier, r. 1229 Filbert
Weber Therese Miss, dressmaker, r. 1014 Clay
Weber Thomas J., route agent U. S. Railway Mail
Service, r. 60t! Montgomery, room 35
Weber Tonios H.. groceries and liquors, SW eor Boyce
and Point Lobos Av
Weber William, butcher Ernest Weber, r. cor Seven-
teenth aud Guerrero
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Seamy St
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891
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Weber 'William, shoemaker Stephens * Dngan, r. 720
Braniian
Weber* Co. (Gnbriel Weber and William Urantcheid),
boot and sliuemnki rB.tiU'i Couiinertial
Weber & Marin (Adi'l))li Weber ainl Jacob Marin),
proptrs H\iiul>(il<lt Hutcl. 'J31-2y;t Fiftetnth
Webloot Mininp Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), D. A. Jeuninge
secretary, office JOl California, room 4
Webfoot Silver Mining Co. (Arizona) , ofliie, 330 Pine,
room 47
Webster , r. 34 Kearny
Webster Artemus (Boole k Webster), r. (!43 Folsom
Webster Benjamin F. (Clark & Webster), r. 14 Gny PI
Webster C. (widow), NE cor Mission and Thirteenth
Webster Calvin, law student M. -J. Nolen, r. 1759 How
Webster Charles, carpenter, r. N s Pixley, ur Fill-
more
Webster Charles P., storekeeper Board of Education,
City Hall, r. 109 Grove
Webster Duniel, second oflBcer stm St. Paul, r. 1122
Market
Webster David, carpenter Moore, Wilkie & Grav, r.
1325 Clara
Webster Edgar W.. stevedore A. M. Simpson & Bro.,
Beale St. Wharf, r. Alameda
Webster Edward, carpenter, r. Filbert, bi t Buchanan
and Webster
Webster Edward, lumberman Pope ^t Talbot, r. 142>5
Freelon
Webeter Emma Mrs., r. 1122 Market
Webster Frederick R (Whitney & Webster), r. 430
Post
Webster George, waiter John Reagan, r. cor Mission
and Seventh
Webster George T., seaman, r. Eighth Av,nr.K, South
S.F.
Webster Grayson T., office 204 California, room 9, r.
22 Twelfth
Webster James, actor Adelphi Theatre, r. 550 Mission
Webster James 8., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co., r.
1314 Jackson
Webster John, clerk Brown & Earras, r. SE cor Mis-
sion and Thirteenth
Webster John, longshoreman, r. 3 Baldwin Court
Webster John, master mariner, r. 10 Haggin
Webster John, mate schr D. S. Williams
Webster John, painter, r. 857 Folsom
Webster John M.. Palesman, r. 1065 Market
Webster J. R., r. 120 V, Clara
Webster Lemuel, caulker, r. 40 Minna, rear
Webster Lemuel J., r. 22 Twelfth
Webster Maud Mrs., r. 229 G«ary
Webster R., machinist Risdon I. and L.Wor':«
Webster Richard, clerk, r. 0ri7 Mission
Webster Richard N., laborer Woodward's Gardens
Webster Richard P., shipcarpenter, r. V3'/i Fol.som
Webster Samuel, compositor C. A. Murdock & Co., r.
NW cor Stockton and O'Farrel!
Webster Thomas, boot and shoemaker, 623 Howard
Webster Thomas, machinist George L. Pierce, r. 8
Howard Court
Webster T. R., molder, r. Golden Gate Hotel
Webster Walter B., bookkeeper Empire Brewery, r.
Russ House
Webster Walter B., salesman W. W. Montague & Co.,
r. Oakland
Webster Waterman, tailor, r. 300)4 Jessie, rear _
Webster W. G., r. 22 Geary
Webster William, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Sydney
Webster William, machinist M. A. Graham, r. 416,'.i
Natoma
Webstc r William, shipcarpenter, r. 222k' Ritch
Webster William M., agent California and New York
Associated Press, office o02 Montgomery, room 34,
r. 2513 Octavia
Webster V.'illiam W., agent Randolph Saw Co., office
45 Fremont, r. Oakland
Wecl>t<^r Lorcntz, brewer Presidio Brewery, r. 1524
Pacific Av
Weckert Gottlieb, cellarman B.Dreyfus & Co., r. 18
First
Weckson M. Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Wedde Henry, musici.in, r. 1511;-! Mason
Weddorspoon John (Cn-ss k Co.), r. 216 Lombard
Wedderspoou Thomas C. (Cross & Co.), r. 210 Lomb
Wedderspoon William (Cross & Co.), r. London, Eng-
land
Wedding Mary Miss, r. 1210 Hampshire
Wedekind CharleH, r. 15 Sfrckton
WKDEKIND GF:0RUK I.., clerk Justice'* Court,
office SE cor Keiirny and Wash, r. 1912 Taylor
Wedel C. J., collector, office C09 Sacramento
Wedel GuBtave, teacher music, f. Uverlaml }^>u^e
Wedel John, laborer, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Wedel John G.. liquor saloon, SW cor Pacific and
Druniin, r. fiOU Greenwich
Wedel John M.. bootmaker, r. 5 Quincy PI
Wcdeles Adolph. pianist Kohler k Chase. 137 Po^t
Wedeles Isidi re W. ( Lightner A: Wedeh 8) . r. 1322 Tyler
Wedemeyer Carl (Wedemeyerfc Voll),r. 512 Bush
Wcdenieyer Charles, r. W b Nebiaska, bet Twenty-
fourth and Tweiity.flfth
Wedeniryer Frederii-k W. (Lankcnan fc Co.), r. rOr
Railroad and Eleventh avs, South 8. F.
Wedemeyer John H., wines and liquors, NE cor
Fourth and Berry
Wedemeyer A: Voll (Carl Wedemeyer and Henry
Voll), i)ork packers, and dealers salt meats, M
Centr*' Market
Wedenp .^ugust. seaman, r. 1011 Buttery
Wedge Norton D., r. 1(507 Culifoniiu
Wedge Richard D., machinist I'uion Iron Works, r.
03 Tehama
Wedgwood William, machinist Frederick \. Bobbins.
r. cor Santa Clara and CRrolina
Wedin Peter, laborer Cal. Sugar R< finery, r. 14 Board-
man PI
Wedinger Anton, drive H. L. Bessemer, r. 1587 Turk
Wed'l John, collector, r. 222 Stevenson
Wed'l Mati:da (widow), r. 222 Stevenson
Weed Alexander (Weed & Gorie), office 927 Market,
r. 1414 S.icraniento
Weed Alice Mies, assistant Market and Seventh Street
Primary School, r. 1217 Leavenworth
Weed Cliarle-i L.. photograjihii' engraver, r. 847 How
Weed Christina E. (widow), r. 2122 Bush
Weed Ida B. Miss, teacher, r. 1217 Leavenworth
Weed John. r. 31 Eddy
Weed Joseph, bookkeeper Weed k Kingwell, r. 1229
Green
Weed Joseph H. (Weed * Kingwell), r. 1217 Leav
Weed Merrltt H.. bookkeeper Hanson, Ackerson &
Co., r. 427 Sutter
Weed (improved) Sewing Machine Co., Samuel Hill
agent, office (13t Mar>et
Weed W. H., laborer J. M. Waite
Weed William H., molder Wted i Kingviell, r. 1217
Leavenworth
WEED <!t GORIE (Alexander Weed and James
Goriel, wood and conl, office 9J7 Market
WEED Si KINGWELt. (Joseph H. Weed and Vin-
cent Kingwell). priptrs Cal. Brass Works. 125
First
Weeden E. H. Miss, principal Clark's Institute. 239
O'Farrell. r. 407 Mason
Weedon Kdward M.. livery stable. 2113 Polk
Weeks Albert C, salesman Frederick Hotleug, ^ Oak-
land
Weeks Andrew, master mariner, r. 74C Missiou
Weeks Charles, nmsician. r. 227 O'Farrell
Weeks Charles W., carpenter H. G. Pratt, r. 731 Greeo
Weeks D. A. Mrs., matron Culifornla Woman's Hos-
pital. NW cor Howar.l and Twelfth
Weeks E.. r. 1300 !<• St .ckton
Weeks Eben, calker. r. 418 Mam
Weeks E. J., captain stm S. M. Whipple, r. i:«5 Pow
Weeks Frank S., compositor William P. Harrison, r.
314 Bush
Weeks Freeman L., physician, office and r. 514 hear
Weeks (ieorge. driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 120 Wlldey
Weeks Irvin, Ship (talkers' Assn., Barras Hall
Weeks Jamec . r. 1138 Sutter
Weeks Mnttie A. Miss, nsststant V.'ashlugton Grammw
School, r. 731 Green
Weeks Monroe, teamster Kider, Somers & Co., r. 14
Hawthorne
Weeks Sarah, r. 227 Post
Weeks Samuel F.(S. F.Weeks & Co.). r. fiW) Twentieth
Weeks S. F. k Co., mauufs oakum, cor Elgtite'-nth
and Harrison
Weeks William E., clerk Jones * Co.. r. 1107 Pine
Weeks William U., miner, r. NE cor Eighteenth and
Dolores
I W( eks W. J. J. (Weeks k Osgood) , r. 633 Geary
i Weeks Jt Osgood (W. J. J. Weeks and R. W. Osgood),
I plumbers and gasfltters, 15'2C Stockton
' Weeks. See Wickes
' Weells Mary S. (widow), r. 531 Shotwtll
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods loTT-Imports direct
AKDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers. 101 Montgomeiy Si
WEE
892
WEI
T
WEE-.IS J. P. (J- P- Weems & Co.), r. 813 Webster
■WEEMS J. P. «St CO., coal, wholesale and retail,
234 Fifth, andioa Cleiufentina
Weerbrouck Frederick, upholsterer, r. X s Twenty-
spcond, bet Capp and Mission
Weffelsburg Alex^inder B., physician and surgeon,
offi e and r. 808 Mission
Wegi leben Charles, tanner Christian Hellwig
WEGENER FREDERICK O., notary public,
commissioner deeds, and a^ent estate I. C. Rnss,
office 404 Montfiomery, r. E s Columbia, bet Fol-
som and Harrison
Wegener Henry, broom manuf. r. 1019 Iiombard,
re;ir „
WEGENER RICHARD, mining secretary, office
411 California, r. 28 Oak Grove Av
Wegener William, carpenter, r. 134 Fourth
Weglehner Leonhardt, clerk Joseph Rosenberg, r.
Ws Hill, bet Guerrero and Valencia
Weglcin Isaae, sboedresser S.W. Levy, r. 315 Fulton
Wegiier Cbarles, clerk, r. .514 Stevenson
Wcgner Cmstantine, molder O. K. Foundry, r. 64
Firbt
Wegner Frederick, butcher M. Gradwohl & Co., r. 514
bti;venson
WeKU' r Johann, seaman sehr H. L. Tiernan. r. 132 ;
Sti'uart
Wehe F. P., miner, r. 110 Prospect PI
Wehle lienedict, carpenter Haskell & Bode, r. 46C
Minna ]
Wehle -Jacob, insurance agent, r. S\V cor Hyde and |
Po>t
WehmoUer William H., patent corrugated metal
elbows, 410 Seventh
Wehn Charles E., salesman Goorge Lipsher, r. 20
El.iot Park
Wehn Charl>iS F., miner, r. 33 Erie
Wehner August W., clerk George & Loughborough, r.
.')U7 Montgomery
Wehuer Otto, bartender Lauffer k Baeme, r. 724 Miss
Wehr Charles, porter E. Chielovich & Co., r. 53oM
Xatoma
Wehr Frederick, carpenter and builder, r. 40 Jackson
Wehr Frederick, seaman, r. 120 Froelon
Wehr Heury, liquor saloon, 10 .Jai,-ksi)n
Wi-hr Henry Jr., boatman, r. 40 Jackson
Wehr Henry J. R., master mariner, r. 11'.) Jackson
Wehr John, agent Fredericksburg bottle beer, office
.'>3y California, r. 517 J^ Jessie
Wehr. See Ware, Weir, and Wler
Weh-uer H. k Co., p'lultry and game, 23-25 San Fran-
cifii-o Market
Wehs'-r Henry (H. Wchser & Co.) , r. 2750 Bush
Weiciier J'S ph, tanner Anton Krieg, r. Nebraska, nr
'i'winty-fourth
WEICHHARX JOHN, proptr California Tool
Wor ;h, 143-145 Beale, r. <1 Vas-ar PI
,Veick John, seaman, r. 1!U4 Sr(aiart
Weidelirh Christ., cooper, r. 10 Boardman. rear
WiidiDiuUer Frederi k F., newsagent, r. 1012 Filbert
WeideiuuUer Frederick G., baker, r. 1012 Filbert
Weideureich Michael, bookkeeper J. Gundlach & Co.,
r. 52S Turk
Weideureich Solomon (Stolz, Weidenreich & Co., and
Samuel Weitz & Co.), r. .')28 Turk
Weidcr Frederick C, cooper, r. 34 Mary
Weidler Ge..rge W. (George W. Swan & Co.), r. Port-
land, OregoQ
Wei, riili Gustav, driver Christian Hess, r. 310 Clem
Weigel Christian H. A., porter Gilrnan, Walker & Co.,
r. T>2'> Linden
Weiglitiiian Maria (widow), r. 157 Seventh
Weigl- Fr.;d R., watchmaker Koehler & Ritter, r.
ri.>3'<j Minna
Weiylo .Mary (widow), r. fi.WM Minna
Weigner Ernest, carpenter, r. SE cor Wool and Lincoln
Weiiie August, money broker, 400 Montgomery, r. 2315
California
Weihe Flora Miss, teacher German, r. 720 Folsom
Weihinaiin Charles, liqunr salofm, 1520 Market
Weil Abraham (Weil Bros. & Co.), r. 1102 Van Ness Av
Weil A.liille. salesman Weil & Woo.Ucaf, r. 6 O'Farrell
Winl Alevondi r, r. 1320 OFarrell
W.il Alexaniler W., clerk, r. i;«)3 Octavia
Wi il Birlha Miss. r. !3(ia Octaviu
WEII.. ItROTIIKRS (William and Leopold), Im-
p rt' rs and wliole.sale lifiuors. 213 Jackson
WKIL, BKOTIIKRN ,k CO. (Abraham and Mo-
8CS Weil, and Morris Greenebaum) , importers and
jobbers foreign and domestic dry tioods, 21-23 Bat
Weil Charles L., with Weil Brothers, r. 122 Post |
WEIL D. & BROTHER (Joseph Weil), mer- '
chants (Siiasta, Cal.), office 213 Jackson
Weil Henry (J. W. Davidson & Co.) , r. 323 Kearny ;
Weil Ida Miss, r. 1320 O'Farrell
Weil Ignatz, book.<eeper Neustadter Brothers, r. 109 ]
D ip int I
Weil J. Mrs. (widow), r. 104 Taylor \
Weil James A., compositor, r. 511 Bryant j
Weil John P., salesman D. Samuels, r. 742 Capp i
Weil Leopold (Weil Brothers) , r. 1320 O'Farrell |
Weil Leopold (Weil & Michels) , r. 703 Market
Weil Leop:jld, salesman Neustadter Brothers, r. 1013
Polk
Weil Louis P. (Heo'ht Bros. & Co.), r. 1117 Van Ness
Av
Weil Mayer, sausasre factory, 108 Dupont, r. 1220
Bush
Weil Meyer (Weil & Woodleaf) , r. 916 O'Farrell I
Weil Moses (Weil Bros, k Co.), r. New York \
Weil Oscar, teacher music, r. 1512 Bush
Weil Rosa Mrs., r. 424 Linden
Weil Theodore (Weil & Woodleaf) , r. 6 O'Farrell {
Weil William (Weil Brothers) , r. 1303 Octavia j
Weil & Michels (LeopoM Weil and Leopold Michels), |
manufs and importers gents' furnishing goods, j
515 Market
Weil & Wertheimer (Henry Weil and David Wer- I
theimer) , poultry and game, 7H-77 Centre Market I
WEIL, di WOODLEAF (Mayer and Theodore
Weil, and Henry Woodleaf) , importers and job-
bers cutlery, stationery, smokers' articles, etc., ;
113 Battery |
Weil. See Weill and Wiel !
Weiler Catherine Mrs., r. 1120 Howard '
Weiler Charles, laborer, r. 1120 Howard
Weiler Julius, r. 14 Eleventh
Weilheimer Aaron, h.srnessmaker Main & Winchester,
r. Hackmeier'a Hotel j
Weilheimer M., salesman, r. Hackmeier's Hotel ]
Weill Al>-xandre (Lazard Freres and Stc in, Simon & i
Co.), and treasurer, and managing ag-nt Eureka !
Lake and Yuba Canal Co., Consolidated, office 205 i
Sansoin, r. 1208 Geary {
Weill Henry (J. W. Davidson & Co.), r. 323 Kearny
Weill .Julius, r. 818 Jackson |
Weill Leon (Zadig «: Weill) . r. 918 Mission '
Weill Raphael (J. W. Davidson & Co.) , r. Palace Hotel
Weill Sylvain (Stein. Simon & Co.) , r. Lick House
W< ill. See Weyl and Wiel
Weinberg Louis, tailor, 507 Bryant
Weinberg Sarah Miss, r. 520 Stockton
Weinberger Ch., physician r. S-io Clementina
Weindorf J. & Co.. fruits, 140 Fourth
Weindorf Jacob (J. Weindorf & Co.), r. 317 Clem
Weindorf William, salesman J. Weindorf & Co., r. 317
Clementina
Weiner Albirt. Byron Club. 417 Kearny
Weiner Lena, domestic 009 Nineteenth
Wfciuer Marcus, compositor Philo Jacoby, r. 227 Pac
Weiner Michael, tailor, r. 734!^ Vallejo, rear
Weiner Samuel, cigar manuf, r. 1230 Pacific
Weiner Simon, extraman Hpokand Ladder No. 4,3. F.
F. D., and lamplighter S. F. Gas flight Co.
Weiner W., laborer Market St. Restaurant, r. Empire
House
Weiner. See Wiener
Weinert Albert T., copper plate printer G. M. Wood
& Co.. r. lOS Ridley
Weinert Julia (widow), r. IOC Ridley
Weinert Otto, shoemaker, r. 100 Ridley
Weinhold H., bricklnyer. r. 18 First
Weinig Godfried. bakir Charles Dellwlg, r. 633 Pac
Weinmann Jacob, siusagemaker M. Weil, r. NE cor
Vallejo and Kenrny
Weinoehl Frederick (Weinoehl .<c Co.) . 137 Thirteenth
Weinoehl & Co. (Frederick Weinoehl and Victor
Kut'hn), carpent-rs, 137 Thirt enth
Weinreich Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. W s Jersey,
bet El Dorado and Alameda
Welns M . lime me.chant, r. 529 Sacramento
Weinshenk Abraham, r. 1022 Geary
Weinshf-nk Charles, bookkeeper Ellas Miiier, r. 1622
Geary
Weinshenk Jacob, lettercarrier S. F. Post-office, r.
I(i22 Geary
Weinshenk Seigmond, clerk George T.Hanly & Co., r.
1022 Geaiy
Weinstein S., Tailors' Pro. Union, 8W cor Kearnj
and Morion
BULLOCK & JONEi. 105 Monteromery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
TOBACCO, CIGARS and CIC-AHETTES. at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Eeam> St
WEI
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WEL
WeinBtock Henry, First Hebrew Benev. Soc, 643 Sac
■Weiutraubl.ouis, clerk KoziiilnKky & Bro., r. 522Jooe8
WeintrRub Philip, bookkeepir C. Klopstock & Co., r.
9G5 Howard
■Weintrmib Siimuel (Altn Snap Co.), r. C12 Fulton
Weiiitraub Wolf, cnpitali.'^t, r. 213 liough
Weir -Anuie Mrs., dressmaker, 4i:{ Hayes
Weir B. P. Mrs., compositor Woman's Cooperative
Printiiie Union, r. .W4 Miuna
Weir Christ >pb(r (Weir & Hartiiian), r. 8:J8 Mission
Weir George C, delivery ek-rk Hobb8,PomeroT ii, Co.,
r. 27 Oak
Weir James C, contractor, r. 1814 Washington
Weir Jiihn, baker S. S. Aucon, r. (513 Howard
Weir John, porter Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r. 20
Silver
Weir John, serviceman S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1232 Sac
Weir Kobert, with Pacific Rubber Paint Co., r. 413
Hayes
Weir William, clerk Lyne k Deraiisey, r. 413 Hayes
Weir William G. , furniture manuf , -'is Miss, r. 27 Oak
Weir William J., cabiiK'tiiiikcr 11. Cjranz, r. 27 Oak
WEIR & HARTMANN (Christopher Weir and
Charles Havtmann) , liquor saloon, NW cor Fourth
and Mission
Weir. Si e Ware, Wehr and Wier
Weia August, waiter S. S. Oregon, Oregon S. S. Co.
Weis Jacob, tailor, r. 557 3^ Minna
Weis John, laborer, r. 117 V. Gilbert
Weis Loreiic, driver Prescott House, r. 21 Scott PI
Weis Thomas, driver Noethig & Turk, r. 1839 Mission
Weis William, cigars and tobacco, 154 Second, r. 108
Minna
Weis. See Weiss and Weise
Weisbrodt John H., tailor, r. 735 Braunan
Weise Charles, watchman warehouse department Cus-
tom House
Weise. See Weis and Weiss
Weisel Charles, clerk Turner, Kennedy ji Shaw, r.
<)3i;)« Fourth
Weisel Eberhard, boxmaker Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co.,
r. 433 Union
Weisenborn Frederick, proptr Presidio House, NE
cor Greenwich and Lombard
Weisenhausen Carsten, driver Washington Brewery,
SE cor Taylor and Lombard
Wclsheimi T Charles, market, 450 Sixteinth
Weismann Emil, druggist, r. 532 Stevenson
Weismann Henry, carpenter and cabinetmaker, 532
Stevenson
Weismantel Lonis, laborer, r. Sacramento Hotel
Weisom Albert, brewer, r. 121 Fourth
Weiss Adolpb, clerk B. B. Rorke & Co., r. 2C0 Tyler
Weiss Edmund H., engineer, r. 1433 Steiner
Weiss Eli, printer M. Weiss, r. 417 Bush
WeisB Elizabeth Mrs., teacher music, r. 1433 Steiner
WtisB E. M., physician and surgeon, office and r. 2114
Mission
Weiss Frank, maltster National Brewery, r. SE cor
Fulton and Webster
Weiss Frederick, shoemaker, r. 20 Lewis, rear
Weiss Henry, cigar peddler, r. .507;^ Dupont
Weiss Henry, cook, r. 1022 Larkin
Weiss Henry I., carpenter, r. 10 Adair
Weiss Henry W., r. 30 '5 Garden
Weiss Jacob (Weiss & Feldmann), r. 2(50 Tyler
Weiss Jacob, tailor, (528 Merchant, r. 5.57 ?<; Minna
Weiss Joseph, printer M. Wdss, r. 417 Bush
Weiss Joseph, tailor, 2J3 Kearny
Weiss L., r. Prescott House
Weiss Lena Mrs., nurse, 26 Lewis
WEISS M., book and job printer, 319 Battery, r.
417 Bush
Weiss Markev, printer M. Weiss, r. 417 Bush
Weiss Moritz" maltster Pacific Brewery, r. Alameda
Weiss Oswald, clerfiyiuan, r. 2114 Mission
W^EISS PHILIP, druggist and apothecary, NE
cor Nineteenth and Jllssion
Weiss W., waiter Hotel Rhein, 909 Kearny
"WEISS «fe FELDMANN (Jacob Weiss and Chris-
tian Feldmann), nstaurant and saloon, 327-329
Bush
Weiss. See Weis and Wise
Weisse H< nrv, waiter Edward Ohlen, r. 347 Fourth
Weissich William O., cashier Tillmann & Bendel, r.
727 McAllister
Weisslg Edward, clerk Frederick Putzman, r. 2
Cliatham PI _
Weissman Hermann, clerk Otto Schinkel, r. 8W cor
Bryant and Downey
Weissuer William, r. 107 Natonia
Weist John, combmaker, r. S h Lombard, ur Laijuna
Weitendorf Henrich, carpenter, r. 37 Pacifli-
Wtlth J., watchman Mission Hoek Warehouse Co.
Weitnc r Anton (Stier * Weitncr). r. 31H Fourth
Weitz Samuel (Stolz, W. idenrelch fc Co., and Samuel
Weitz *: Co.), r. 4110 L«Bvenworth
Weltz Samuel A: Co. (Aaron St<dz and Bidomon Weid-
enreich), gents' furnishing >;ood8, 830 Market
Weitzel Peter, brewer, r. 4(19 Pacific
Weizel Eliza (widow), r. 433 Union
W, lliank Uoliert J., jainter John Brewster, r. 825 Fol-
Welboii W. J., proi)tr Welbon UouBe, NE cor Mission
and Twenty. fourth
Welby John, butcher, r. 8E cor Fifteenth Av and P,
South S. F.
Welby Nathan B., butcher, r. NW cor Branuan and
Si V til
Welby Patrick, laborer, r. King Street House
Welch Alind J., attorney at law, office 434 California,
rooms 5-0, r. Oakland
Welch Andrew (Welcli ><c Co.). r. 324 Turk
Welch Andrew, stevedore C. A. Hooper & Co., r. 29
Filth Av
Welch Bartholomew, laborer, r. Fairmouui Tract, nr
School House
Welch Benjamin, shipcaulker, r. SW cor Webster and
Waller
Welch C. Mrs., janitress JMorida Street Primary
School
Welch Charles (Pioneer Soda Works), r. 1719 Vj Market
Welch Charles, seaman sclir Vladimir, Bealc St.
Wharf
Welch Charles H., theatrical agent, r. 314 Bush
Welch Charles W., copyist U. H. Bancroft, r. 1422
Turk
Welch Charles W., real-estate, r. S B Columbia, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Welch Christopher, baker Thomas J. Cbadbourne, r.
122 Eddy
Welch Daniel, bartender Marks Sellg, r. 772 Mission
Welch I'avid, laborer Lot 1). Slocum
Welch Dennis W., varnisher West Coast Furniture
Co., r. 1114 M Bryant
Welch Dominick, bricklayer, r. 20 Mary
Welch E., horseshoer, r. Park Hotel
Welch i:dward, deckhand stm Alice Garralt, Wtshing-
ton Street Wharf
Welch Edward, sign writer Brooke & Son, r. Hyde, nr
Union
Welch Edward A., waiter What Cheer House Restau-
rant, 529 Sacramento
Welch Elizabeth, bakery, 1905 Hvde
Welch Frederick F.. third officer Pacific Mall S. 8. City
of Tokio
Welch George, teamster, r. N s California, bet Central
Av and Lyon
Welch George, waiter Palace Hot«d
Welch George W.,<l(rk Miirphy, Grant 4 Co., r. SW
cor Webster and Waller
Welch H., carpenter, r. 4'J() Jackson
Welch Henry H., with Holbrook, Merrill fc Stetson, r.
8 lirenham PI
Welch Herman L., bookkeeper, r. 434 Fremont
Wch-h James, apprentice Thomson Brothers, r. 67 Jes-
sie
Welch James, driver Jackson Brewery, r. SW cor
Eleventh and Market
Welch James, expressman, r. 413 Tehama
Welch Janus, gardener, r. Vallejo. nr Steiner
Welch James, laborer, r. U2 Townscnd
Welcli James, lab(jrer, r. 1705 Dupont
Welch James, plasterer, r. 20 Mary
Web h James, shoeinaker. r. 115 Second
Welch Jamrs, teamster Presidio R< servation
Welch James. teaUister Supirlntcndent Streets
Welch John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Howard
and Twentv-ftfth
Welch John, hostler George C. k James G. Smart, r.
San Jose Road, nr Industrial .School
Welch John. laborer, r. Mf. Dolores
Welch John, longshoreman, r. 549 Jessie
Web h John, miner, r. m!>\ Market
Welch John, teamster. Pier 3 Steuart. r. 3 Bond
Welch John J., rarriagi painter, r. 14'>2 Turk
Welch John L.. local poliieman I)r>' Docks
Welch John W., shoemaker, r. 7 Nttoma. ri'ar
Welch Joseph, fireman stm Relief, Jackson Street
Wharf
Welch Joseph D., plumber, r. 1422 Turk
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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Welch Joseph W., speculator, r. 434 Fremont
Welch Kate, domi-stjc 214 Fair Oalis
Welch Katy Mi?a, turner E. Detrick & Co., r. Ill tlar
WeUh Lawrence J., drayman S. Jacobs, r. 104 Sixth
Welch L. B., bookkeeper Charles R. Allen, r. 820 How
Welch M. Mrs., saleswoman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. ol8
Octivia
Welch Maria G. Mrs., domestic 117 Taylor
Welch Margant Miss, r. S43 Mission
Welch Martin (Welch & Hendy), r. 452 Jessie
Welch Martin, miner, r. Sixth Street House
Welch Martin, watchman Club Stables, r. 450 Jessie,
Wel.th Martin J., boatbuilder, r. New Washington
Hotel
Welch Mary (widow) , r. 1121 York
Welch Mary Miss, boxmaker Pioneer Cigar Box 1 ac-
tury, r. 227 Eighth
Welch Matthew, junkman, r. 115 Second
Welch Michael, harnessman Charles S. Crittenden, r.
.'>i)4>6 Minna
Welch Michael, hostler Charles S. Crittenden, r. 323
OFanctll
Wel.h Michael, laborer freight depot Central Pacific
R. It., r. Fourth Street Hotel
Welch Michael, miner, r. 105 Coltou
Welch Michael, real-estate, r. Dame, nr Fairmount
School
Welch Michael, soap factory, SW cor Utah and El Do-
rado
Welch Michael, tinsmith, r. N s Dunn Alley, rear
Welch Peter, lonRshoreman, r. 24 Howard, rear
Welch Richard, engineer California St. R. R.
Wei. h Robert L., clerk George C. Pratt, r. 600 Buah
Well h Samuel B. (Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch,) r.
'JJO 15ush
Wei -h Stephen, r. 1424 Howard
Welch Thomas, r. 512 Mission
Welch Thomas, driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, r. 5
Commercial
Welch Thomas, laborer, r. 23G}^ Townsend
Welch Thomas, laborer, r. 428 Shipley
Welch Thomas, longshoreman G. H.Whitney, Pier 10,
SUiiiart
Welch Thomas H., shoemaker Buckingham & Hccht,
r. 1303 54 Eddy
Welch W. K., student Heald't Bu-siness College
Welch William, laborer Hancock & Kelso, r. SW_;cor
Sixteenth and Columbia
Welch William George, lo.al policeman A. L. Ban-
croft k Co., 721 Market
WKLCH & CO,, importing, shipping, and com-
missiiin merchants, agents Moodyville Saw Mill
Co. (limited), Burrard Inlet, B. C, and Welch,
Rithet & Co., Victoria, B. C, and Andrew Welch
A: Co., Liverpool, England, office 109 California,
room C
Welch & Hendy (Martin Welch and Michael Hendy).
American Horse Clipping Machine, N s Ellis, nr
Taylor
Wei -li. See Walch, Walah, and Welsh
Wehher Henry, compositor A.L.Bancroft & Co., r.
103(5 Folsom %
Weleker Charles, confecti(mer, 10 Com, r. Oakland
Welcker Charles, steward tug Monarch, r. 103 Jackson
Weld (;harles F., collector, r. ViVi Ransch
Weldberger G., wiuemaker, r. 1014 Clay
Wcldon A. K., shipcarpouter Middlemas & Boole, r.
SE cor Day and Church
Weldon .\lex8nder, upholsterer Frank G. Edwards, r.
1017 Market
Weldon John .produce dealer, r. 741 Market
Weldon Richard, shipwright, r. 17 Tehama
Weldon William, stevedore, r. N s Twenty-second, bet
Mission an<l Bartlett
WeUtsky Vladimir, consul-general Russia, office and
r. 7 South Park
Welham George H., finisher Steiger & Kerr.r. 227 Sec-
oikI
Welhlaiii Christopher, laborer, r. 18 Bernard
Weliug Bertha, domestic 437 Fell
Weliiig (Catherine, domestic (120 Hayes
Welk A..l!iborer Cul. Sugar llofluery,r. Tannors'Home
Wellbrock Frederick, lauiidryman, r. 207 Mont Av
Wellbrock Henry (Wellbrock & Schroder), r. 214 Da-
vis
Wellbrock & Schroder (Henry Wellbrock and Henry
Schroder) , groceries and liquors. 214 Davis
Wellburu Sophie, domestic f>07 Lombard
Welle F. W., r. Clipper Hotel
Welleudorf Ctrist, cabinetmaker, r. 23 Valencia
Welleudorf Mary, domestic 1511 Mission
Wellendorff Louis, druggist, r. 1032 Folsom
Wellen Leonard, laborer C. E. Haseltine.r. N s Green
nr Sansom
Wellens Joseph, miner, r. 535^ Stevenson
Weller Charles, salesman E. Guittard & Co.
Weller Charles L., r. 317 Powell
Weller Charles L., president Pacific Stock Exchange,
office 203 Bush, room 10, r. San Rafael
Weller Frederick, baker, r. 1501 Mason
Weller John, furniture finisher, r. 231 Stevenson
WEL.1.ER JOHN B., attorney at law, office 621
Clay, r. 705 Market
Weller John H., polisher Goodwin & Co., r. 231 Stev
Weller Oswald, r. 409 Pacific
Weller Richard (Richard Weller & Co.) , r. 227 Second
Weller Richard k Co. (W. G. Thornalley .poultryand
game, 24 New Metropolitan Market
Weller Thomas, steward S. S. Thomas A.Whitelaw, r.
627 Third
Welles Charles B., actor California Theatre, r. 424
Geary
Wellin Patrick BL. carpenter, r. 20 Potter
Welling Leonard, quarryman, r.W s Sansom, bet Union
and Green, rear
WELIjINGTON benjamin F., importer and
dealer seeds, 425 Washington, r. 806 Leavenworth
WELLINGTON COLLIERY, Dunsmuir, Diggle
& Co. proptrs, mine Departure Bay, B. C, office
(520 East
Wellington Club Stables. John Nolan proptr, 1311 Cal
Wellington E. K., salesman Peixotto & Silverman, r.
710 Folsom
Wellington Ellen (widow), lodgings, 254 Minna
Wellington Ellen Miss, machinist Edwin H. Mozart,
r. 254 Minna
Wellington George E. (Vermeil & Wellington) , r. 140G
Sacramento
Wellington Mining and Smelting Co. (Utah) , Richard
Wegener secretary, office 414 Cal
Wellmau Annie, domestic 803 Ellis
Wellman Bela (Wellmau, Peck & Co.), and president
S. F. Cracker Co., r. Fruit Vale, Alameda Co.
WeUman Charles, shipping clerk S. F. Cracker Co., r.
720 Filbert
Wellman George H., clerk Southern Pac. R. R. freight
depot, r. 10(50 Howard
Wellmau Harry, seaman schr Modoc, Front St. Wharf
WELLMAN, PECK «& CO. (Bela Wellman, Jane
E. Peck and Timothy L. Barker) , importers and
wholesale grocers, 416-418 Front
Wellman. See Welman
Wellock V^illiam (William Wellock & Co.), r. 313
Union
Wellock William, millhand Horace Davis & Co. r. 30
Silver
Wellock William & Co., publishers Sand Lot, office 17
Bel den
Wells Andrew J. Rev., pastor Grace M. E. Church, r.
233(5 Mission
Wells Asa R. (Wells, Russell & Co.) , r. 216 Eddy
Wells Casavya, gardener Andrea Mozerra, r. W 8 Mis-
sion, nr Ocean House Road
Wells Catherine (widow) , furnished rooms, 5G8 How
Wells C. C. Mrs., dressmaking and' hair goods, 410
Third
Wells Charles B., wholesale gloves, 214 Sanaom,
rooms 21-22, r. San Rafael, Maiin Co.
Wells Cha'-les C, painter, r. 410 Third
Wells Charles H., commission merchant and agent
Pu'^et Sound Packet Line, office 40 California,
room 3, r. West Oakland
Wells Charles S., printer Evening Bulletin, r. 99 Ster
Wells Chester W., salesman James De La Montanya,
r. W 8 Leavenworth, bet Green and Union
Wells Elizabeth (widow), r. 19 Sixth
Wells Emil. cutter A. NicoU, r. 105 O'Farrell
Wells Emil Mrs., dressmaker, 105 O'Farrell
Wells Erastus W., physician, r. 1102 Taylor
WELLS, FARGO & CO., Lloyd Tevis president,
J. B. Haggiu vice-president, H. Wadsworth treas-
urer, James Hemn secretary, H. B. Parsons assist-
ant secretary, John J. Valentine general superin-
tendent, banking department NE cor California
and Sausom, express department NE cor Sansom
and Halleck
Wells, Fargo Mining Co. (Storey Co., Nev.), Orlaudo
H. Bogart secretary, oflBce 106 Leidesdorff
Wells F. C, conductor Market St. R. R.
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store. GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 71G Kearny St.
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Wells F. Marion, sculptor, 757 Mission, r. Oakland
Wells Francis H.. attorney at law, office 402 Mont-
gomery, room 23
Wells Frank, r. 1523 J4 Market
Wells Frank, coalpasser 8. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Wells Friiiik F., photographer Universal Copyiuc Co
ir.23'.. Market
Wells Freilerlck D., carpenterD. A. MacdoLald & Co
r. 12 Ninth
Wells Garibaldi G., orderclerk Bowen Brothers, r. 130
Tyler
Wells G-orge, blacksmith Pacific Rollins; Mill, r. >7 s
Pennsylvania, bet Mariposa and Solano
Wells George, waiter, r. 867 Market
Wells Ge rge C, laborer, t. 10 8t. Charles PI
Wells Geor^;e H., carpenter, r. W s Chenery, nr
Charles
Wells George R., attorney at law, oflBce 6 Nevada Blk,
r. 1004 Geary
Wells George R., cabinetmaker, r. 539 Howard
Wells George T., engineer Southern Pac.K. R.,
Shotwell
Wells H. A. Mrs., dressmaker, 51fi Sutter
Wells Herod, local policeman, r. C08 Sisth
Wells H. H., baggagemaster Central Pac. R. R
Powell
Wells J., clerk G. Frank Smith, r. 295 Sixth
Wells J., engineer Russ House, r. 139 Fourth
Wells James, miner, r. 31 Eddy
Wells James H., driver, r. 8 Potter
Wells John, r. 635 California
Wells J^jhn, carpenter, r. 23 Kearny
Wells John, master mariner, r. Clipner Hotel
Wells John H., jeweler, 295 Sixteenth
Wells John J. (S. F. Laundry Assnj.r. 2431 Pacific Av
Wells Joseph A., weigher Washington Street Wharf, r.
415 Broadway
Wells Joseph M., engineer Cal. Laundry, r. 139 Fourth
Wells Laura (widow) , r. 708 Sutter
Wells Levi, local policeman, r. 229 Sixth
Wells Lizzie Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan Pri-
mary School, r. 511 Chestnut
Wells Revilo, agent, r. 126 Tyler
Wells Rolrert R. Rev., r. 117 Fulton
Wells HoUin, chiroxiodist, r. 419 Clementina
WELLS, RtTSSELL. «)t CO. (Asa R. Wells, Mon-
son Russell, andSeelevB. Lyon),proptrs Mechan-
ics' Mills, SW cor Mission and Fremont
Wells Samuel, capitalist, r. 234 Bush
Wells Samuel P., marine surveyor Union Insurance
Co., r. 2728 Howard
Wells Thoraas, master mariner, r. Clipper Hotel
Wells Thomas C, r. .511 Chestnut
Wells Thomas M., janitor Justices' Court, r. 64G Wash
Wells Thomas W., photographer John H. Peters, r.
1216 Mission
Wells Willard, clerk, r. 1102 Taylor
Wells William, expressman, SW cor Minna and
Fourth, r. 1638^ West Mission
Wells William H., driver N. B. and Mission E. B., r.
516 Sutter
Wells William T., salesman Zadock W. Moore, r. 26
Hai'jht
Wells William H., driver Market and Fifth St. R. R.,
r. Stanford Hotel
WELLS WILLIAM H., general manager Safety
Fund Benevolent Association of California, ollice
331 Kearny
Wells William P., r. 511 Chestnut
Wells Z. . r. 867 Market
Wells. See Welles
Wellsford Joseph, mailing clerk Examiner, r. 424 Val-
lejo
Welman Robert, dry goods, 905 Stockton, r. 928 Clay
Welman Susan Miss, furnished rooms, 928 Clay
Welp George H., shoemaker, 2052 J^ Mission
Welsh Andrew, helper S. F. Gas Light Co-.r. 509 How
Welsh Ann (widow) , laundrv, 19 Everett
Welsh Bartholomew, laborer, r. 67 Jessie, rear
Welsh Catherine (widow) , domestic 2« Stanly PI
Welsh Charles, clerk 8. F. Gas Light Co.,r. 705 Chest-
nut
Welsh Coleman, liquor saloon, 665 Mission
Welsh Daniel, laborer, r. Fourth Street Hotel
Welsh Daniel, teamtter Patrick Lynch, r. cor Larkio
and Bush
Welsh David, laborer Pacific Mall S. 8. Co.
Welsh Douglass, carpenter, r. 1309 Stockton
Welsh Edward (Welsh k Chalifour), r. 821 Market
Welsh Edward (Welsh k Ix)u«hery), r. 641 Mlaaion
Welsh Edward, driver WiIUbto WoUb. r. 102 Fourth
Welsh Edward J., rei.1 ei-tiite. r. E h Gough, i;r Lomb
Welsh Emma, domestic 1102 Van Negs Av
W<-lsli George, r. 22 Clara
Welsh George, fir. wan 8. F. F. D., r. cor Tenth and
Railroad avs. South 8. F.
Welsh Hiram K.. bricklayer, r. 610 Sixth
Welsh Hugh P., bartender Lewis Rattler, r. Wads-
worth House
Welsh James, r. Relay House
Welsh James, carpenter, r. Ill Fret-Ion
Welsh James, carriagepaintii-, r. 11 19 Howard
Welsh James, engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 9 AuBtln
Welsh James, hostler James McGinn, r. 22 Annie
Welsh James, hostler Omnibus U. R. Co.. r. 320 Clom
Welsh James, laborir, r. 20 Lam-tou, rear
Welsh James, laborer, r. 141 Shipley
Welsh James, labortr, r. 1232 Vallejo, rear
Welsh James, laborer, r. HE cor Chestnut and Van
Ness Av
Welsh James, laborer Golden Gate Park
Welsh James, stevedore, r. 523 Fourth
Wel.sh Jami s, wuitrr Pacilii Mail 8. S. City of Sydney
Welsh James, watchman Presidio Utservatlon, r. 2<!07
Polk
WeUh J. J., laborer Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co.
Welsh J, M., labor, r Pacific Mail 8. S. Co.
Welsh Jyhn, laborer, r. 141 SliipU'y
Welsh John, labor, r, r. 231 Fifteenth
Welsh John, laborer, r. 255 Stevenson
Welsh John, laborer, r. 519 Minna
Welsh John, laborer, r. W s York, bet Solano and
Butte
Welsh John, laborers. F. Gas Light Co., r. 210 First
Welsh John, peddler, r. 227 Eighth
Welsh John, stevedore, r. 26)«, Welsh, rear
Welsh John, tailor, r. 229 Minna
Welsh John, watchman Presidio Re8er\-atlon
Welsh John J., sale.-fman Wells, Russell A: Co., r. 8 ■
Prospect PI, nr Folsom, Bernal Heights
Welsh John L., policeman, r. Tenth Av, nr E, Bant-
er's Point, So'.ith 8. F.
Welsh Joseph, carriagitrimnier Carvill Manuf. Co., r.
227 Eighth
Welsh Kate, domestic 2217 Pacific Av
Welsh Lawrence, laborer, r. 217 Broadway
Welsh Mark, shoemakiv, r. 246 Fourth
Welsh Maria Miss, r. 100 Jones
Welsh Martin, blacksmith, r. 34 Minna
Welsh Mary (widow), r. 774 Bryant
Welsh Mary, domestic 332 Hayes
Welsh Mary G. (widow), r. 110 Dora
Welsh Matthew, laborer, r. 37 Everett
Welsh Matthew, shoemaker Neil McDougal, 3008 Miss
Welsh :Mi(liael, ci ok George Hernstein, r. 283 Stfcv
Wi Isli Micliael, horscshoer. r. 149 Silver
Welsh Michael, laborer, r. 237 Hickory Av
Welsh Mi.hael, laborer, r. 2222 Pine
Welsh Michael, laborer Central Pac. R. B. Freight
Depot, r. 512 Fourth
Welsh Michael, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. I
Elliot Park
Welsh Michael, seaman, r. 1017 Battery
Welsh Michael, tailor C. C. Hastings k Co., r. 1905
Hyde
Welsh Mi.hael J., draughtsman Thomas J. Welah, r.
605 Treat Av
Welsh Morris, laborer Golden City Chemical Works
Welsh Moses H., machine operator Buckingham k
Hecht, r. 76 Brosnan, nr Guirr.ro
Welsh Nicholas, lahorer, r. 217 Broadway
Welsh P., r. nOH Sacramento
Welsh Patrick, laborer, r. 40s )« Nat(.ratt ^
«-,lBh Patrick, laborer, r. 1025 York "W
Welsh Patrick, seaman, r. 11 Pa.itic
Welsh Richard, tinr.iofer, r. 141 Shipley
Welsh B. J., laborer Union Iron Workb, r. 9 Freelon,
rear
Welsh Thomas, boxmakcr F. Korbel k Bros., r. 113
Shipl.y
Welsh Thomas, laborer, r. fill Mission
Welsh ThomaH, laborer, r. 610 Sixth
Welsh Thomas, laborer Pacific Mail 8. 8. Co.
Welsh Thomas, ILiuor saloon, SW cor Fourth and
Howard, r. 20 Laugton
Welsh Thomas, shoemaker, r. 318 Pacific
Welsh Thomas, steward \V. F. Babcock, r. 9 Essex
Welsh Thomas, teamster Isaac Stouo, r. cor Ban Brtlno
Hoad and Cortland Av
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BEAMSH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment.
ANDERSON & HANLOLPH, Jewskrs, 101 Mcntgomery St.
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"WKIiSH THOMAS J,, architect, office 302 Mont-
gomery, rooiils 21-28. r. 1215 Tyltr
Welsh Tinio thy. laborer Presidio Reservation, r. W s
Boyce N of Point Lobos Av
Welsh Timothy, seaman, r. 219 Main
Welsh Walter,"carriagepainter, 25 Wash, r. Oakland
Welsh Walter, carriagetrimmer Carvill Manuf Co., r.
227 Eighth
Welsh William, gastitter, r. 2007 Polk
Welsh Wiliiam, laborer Gower & Oilman, r. 774 Bry-
ant
Welsh & Chalifour (Edward Welsh and Frederick
Chalifour), liquor saloon, 821 Market
Welsh k L'jughery (Edward Welsh and Daniel Lough-
ery), wines and liquors, G41 Mission
Welsh. See Walsh and Welch
Wflspiel Jacob (Welspiel & Fahrenholz), r. 26C Jessie
Wi-lspiel William, cabinc-tmakcr. r. 2.57 Jessie
WEL.SPIEL. Jii FAHREXHOLZ (Jacob Wei-
ppiel and Henry Fahrenholz) . florists, 121 Sutter*
Welte Charles A... upholsterer, r. (iOG Mission
Welter Lawrence, machinist Sol Wangenheim & Co.,
r. 2y Minna
Welton Daniel, longshoreman A. F. Spear & Co., r.
1729 Stevenson
Welton Daniel, stevedore A. C. Freese
Welton Hattie Miss, dressmaker, r. 817}^Larkin
Wi Itou Louis A., real-estate, r. ;118 Seventh
Welton Olive (widow), r. 502 Musnu
Welumsun Lauris. seaman, r. Western House
Wempe Brothers (Henry, Gerhard, Frank, and Wil-
heha), paper box and collar factory, 569 Market
Wempe B'rank (Wempe Brothers), r. 419 Oak
Wempe Gerhard (Wempe Brothers), r. 419 Oak
Wempe Henry (Wempe Brothers), r. 419 Oak
Wempe Henry L. plumber and gasfitter, SW cor Va-
lencia and Hill
Wempe Lizzie Miss.r. 419 Oak
Wempe Wilhelm (Wempe Brothers) , r. 419 Oak
Wenck Frederick, barkeeper Thalia Verein, r. 520
Minna
Wenck William H., real-estate agent, of&ce 326 Pine,
r. .\lameda
Wencke Paul, salesman Macoudray & Co., r. Alameda
Wencke Rudulph, clerk New Washington Hotel, 624
Fourth
Wencler Eugene, barber John M. Silva, 901 Folsom
Wende Paul D., books and stationery, SE cor Market
and Sixth, r. 212 Tjler
Wendcl George, confectioner, 1419 Stockton
Weudel Henry, driver Hemine & Reuter, r. 1413
Mason
Wendell James, stevedore, r. fi69 Market
Wendell William G., salesman D. M. Osborne & Co.,
r. 915 Market
Weniier W., c»biuetmaker, r. 556 Brannan
W('niU"-iiantle, upholsterer, r. 435 Pine
Wendercith Benjamin, plumber W. F. Wilson
Wcndiriith Charles, watchmaker Frederick Marks, r.
Eighth, bet Howard and Folsom
Wenderotli Frederick, r. 217 Eighth
Wendlaudt Otto, cigarmaker, r. 909 Kearny
Wendler Cliarles, butclicr, r. 20 Berry
Wendling Celia, d(jm(stic 623 Nineteenth
Wendorft' A. Mrs., r. 1220 Po\vell
Wendortf Addlph, teacher, r. 541 Minna
Wendt Charles E., sailmaker Simpson & Fisher, r. 709
Miiiitgomery Av
Weiult tlustav, grocer, r. 312 Sixth
W( ndt Henry, porter Howes .^ Pitts, r. 330 Vallejo
WeiuU Henry, seaman, r. 17 Pacilic ,
Wcudt Hi nry, warehouseman, r. 2 Hodges PI
Weiidt Henry C, machiuist 1521 Polk, r. SWcor Fifth
and Harrison
Wendt John, expreflsman Tillmann & Bendel. r. 31
KatK
Wendt John C, master mariner, oflice 305 East
Wendt Mary Mrs., lodgiuj^s, :tl5 Stockt<m
Wendt Max, packer Martensteiu & Deming, r. 7 Ber-
nard
Wendt Peter, seaman, r. Western House
Wendte Christian, Biilesumn Ohirardelli & Danzel, r.
Twenty-firtli, bet Cliurch and Sanchez
Wonig William A., macliinist J. Hendy, r. 429 Bush
Wenke Charles, waiter S. S. George W. Elder
Wcnke George P., longsliorenuin, r. 346 Spear
Wenke Henry, bellman The B:ildwin, r. 128 Dora
Wenn Rose, domestic 2215 Howard
Wenner Augustus, clerk Charles Leverentz. r. 1711
Stockton
Weunerhold Christian, assayer Pac. Retinery and
Bullion Exchange, r. 334 Clementina
Wennsky Rose, candypaeker David Hirschfeld
WENSINGER F." S., real-estate, office 624 Sacra-
mento, r. Occidental Hotel
Went Charles, laborer California Glue Works, r. E b
De Haro, bet Sixteenth and El Dorado
Wentworth Austin, builder, lii35 Market
Weutworth Charles, house carpenter, r. 1425 Steiner
Wentwnith Eben C, master brig T. W. Lucus. office
22 California
Wentwtirth Eliza Miss, r. 3 Alabama
Wentworth Ellen, packer M.Morgenthau,r. 3. \labama
Wentworth G. Miss, teacher, r. 771 Mission
Wentworth I. M., Boot and Shoe Co., importers and
manufs boots, shoes, and rubbers, and tauners,
wholesale and retail, 867 Market, factory West
Berkeley, tannery Redwood City
Wentwoith Ira M., president I. M. Wentworth Boot
and Shoe Company, office 867 Market, r. West
Berkeley
Wentworth Jackson J., engineer Golden Gate Flour
Mill. r. NW cor Sonoma and Rhode Island
Wentworth J. F., clerk, r. 504 Stockton
Wentworth John M., laborer Mission Wooieu Mills, r.
3 Alabnma
WENTWORTH JOHN P. H., publisher and
proprietor Resources of California, office 320 San-
son!, room 16, r. 2320 I) olsom
Wentworth John W., liquor dealer, r. Golden Eagle
Hotel
Wentworth Katie, packer M. Morganthau, r. ^Alabama
Wentworth Mary E. (widow), r. 616 J^ Natoma
Wentworth Myra A., assistant South End School, r.
771 Mission
Wentworth Nathaniel S., water-proof clothing maker,
r. 223 >2 Treat Av
Wentworth Orson, r. 1235 Market
Wentworth S., laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 3 Ala-
bama
Wentworth S. A., shoemaker I. M. Wentworth & Co.,
r. 315 Fulton
Wentworth S. F., salesman I. M. Wentwoith, Boot
and ^hoe Company, r. 504 Stockton
Wentworth Susan (widow), r. 440 J<S Twenty-Second
Wentworth Thomas, workman U. S. Mint, r. 2320 Fol
Wentzel George, editor California Journal and Sonn-
tags Gast, r. 25 Stockton PI
Wenzel August, fisherman, r. 1319 Sansom
Wenzel Carl, tailor, r. 1021 Mission
Wenzel Edward (Wenzel, Rothschild & Hadenfeldt) ,
r. 513 Jessie
Wenzel Emma, domestic SW cor Clay and Mason
Wenzel Frederick, liquor saloon, 543 Merchant, r. 522
Merchant
Wenzel George F., salesman William Mund, r. 309
Fulton
Wenzel George L., cooper, r. 309 Fulton
Wenzel Henry, expressman, r. 1212 Bryant
Wenzel Hermann, importer and manuf clocks, jew-
elry and watches, 328 Kearny, r. 515 Jessie
Wenzel Jiran, tailor Tailors' Pro. Union. SW cor Kear-
ny and Morton
Wenzel John, musician, r. 30 Tyler
W^ENZEL, ROTHSCHILD & HADEN-
PEL.DT (Edward Wenzel, B. Rothschild and
Charles Hadenfeldt) , proptrs California Jewelry
Factory, SE cor Post and Kearny
Wenzelberger Adolph, with GermaniaLife Insurance
Co., r. 2003 Taylor
W^ENZELiL, WILLIAM T.. professor of chemis-
try and toxicology Medical College of the Pacific,
and apothecary, 852 Market, opp Fourth, r. 436
Oak
Wenzin John, cook Gustav Wunsche, r. Pier 4, Steuart
Wenzlik Rudolph, fiurier H. Frooniberg, r. 521 Jones
Wcortz Albert, hairdresser, r. 10 Stockton PI
Werber Camille, salesman Monnin Brothers, r. 2025
Mason
Werdan Reinhold, cook Saulmann's Restaurant, r. 11
Bernard
Werden Will M., bookkeeper D. Hardie & Co.. r. 120
Ellis
Werder Max. physician, office and r. 36 Geary
Werkert Gottlieb, cellarman J. Dreyfus & Co., r. 18
First
Werlin George W.. clerk Hinz & Werlin, r. 1421 Cal
Werlin John G. (Hinz & Werlin), r. 1421 California
Werliug Jacques, carpenter andcabiuetmaker, r. 1132
York
BULLCCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, f06 to 716 Kearny St
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Worlitz Hi nry, cigars, 30 Sixth, r. 15 Oak Grove Av
Wei-neburg Williauj, driver Omuibiis R. R., r. cor
Howard aud Third
Werner Anton, baker William Heasler, r. 5U Filbert
Werner Christian, real (state, r. 22 Capp
Werner ElizaTieth (widow) , r. (i32 Jessie, bet Seventh
aud Eighth
Werner Frederick F., ropemaker S. F. Cordage Co., r.
cor RniUoad and Seventh Av, South S. F.
Werner George, brewer, r. 40'J Pacific
Werner George, market, SWcor Clay aud Polk, r 1708
Polk
Werner Gustav, photograph artist, 64 Third, r. 515
Pine
Werner John, millinery, 20G Kearny, r. 421 Ellis
Werner John, tailor, G31 Merchant, r. 1523 Mission
Werner Louis, market, 910 Bryant
Werner Miuna Mrs., S s Thirteenth, bet Folsom and
Harrison
Werner P., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Werner Philip, expressman, cor Montgomery Av and
Kearny, r. 829 Pacific
Werner Rachel Mrs., millinery, 206 Kearny, r. 421
Ellis
Werner Robert.eugineer Laguna Tannery, r. cor Gough
and Filbert
Werner W., butcher, r. 322 Thirteenth
Werrels Charles, clerk John D. Rohrs, 1500 Mission
AVertheimer Anna (widow) , r. 828 Greenwich
Wertheimer Benny J., salesman L. & E. Werthelmer,
r. 712 Post
Wertheimer Benny L., clerk L. k E. Wertheimer, r.
712 Post
Wertheimer Charles, bookkeeper Charles F. MacDer-
mot, r. 517 Franklin
Wertheimer Charles, real ebtate, r. 205 )4 Fell
Wertheimer David, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r.
517 Franklin
Wertheimer Emanuel (L. & E. Wertheimer), r. 712 Post
Wertheimer Isaac (M. Wertheimer & Bro.) , r. 1411
California
Wertheimer Jacob, salesman Wilmerdiug & Co., r. 104
Taylor
Wertheimer Joseph, collector H. M. Ames & Co., r.
704 Howard
Wertheimer Kaufman, bookkeeper Felix Uri
WEKTHEIMKR L. <& E. (Joseph L. Hess) , im-
porters and wholesale cigars aud tobacco, 300-306
Front
Wertheimer Leopold (L. & E. Wertheimer), r. New
York
Wertheimer Louis (Fleishman, Sichel & Co.), r. 1613
Bush
Wertheimer M. & Brother (Isaac Wertheimer), cigar
manufs, 518 Front
Wertheimer M. & Co., fruit and produce commission,
209 Washington
Wertheimer Michael (M. Wertheimer & Co., and Wer-
theimer & Simon) , i . 024 Hayes
Wertheimer Moses (M. Wertheimer it Bro.), r. 1518
Post
Wertheimer Susan Miss, capmaker Wolf Fleisher, r.
517 Franklin
Wertheimer & Simon (M., Wertheimer and Alexander
Simon) , groceries & liquors, 735 O'Farrell
Wertheimer. See Wortheimer
AVertsch William, carriage factory, 102 Tyler, r. 112
Rose Av
WcBcutt Elliott, shoemaker Porter, Oiipenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 429 Bush
Wescott Mary (widow) , r. 821 Bush
Wesendunk Frederick, butcher John Knierim, r.W s
Dolores, bet Twenty-eighth and Twenly-ninth
Weseudunk George, packer H. C. Finck, r. cor Twen-
ty-ninth and Valley
Wesendunk Theodore, laborer, r. W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Weske Adolph, president Cal. Cracker Co., office NW ;
cor Broadway audBatterj-, r. 1503 Steiner
Wesley John, waiter Palace Hotel
Wesley Michael, laborer Andrew Onderdonk. r. Ne-
vada House
Wess George, driver Humboldt Brewery, 1839 Mission
Wessa Philip, butcher Frederick Katz. r. 8 Lilly PI
Wesse William, laborer Conrad Bill, r. 29 Drumm
Wessel Claus J., molder, r. 224 Francisco, rear
Wessel Peter, seaman, r. 20G Steuart ;
Wesselhoft Peter, waiter Fourth Street Hotel '
Wessell August, bookkeeper H. Plagemaiin k Co , r.
SE cor Powell and Union
Wessell John, liquor saloon, SE cor Powell and Union
WesBllug Henry J., wood, coal, hay, and grain, 1.M3-
1515 Geary, r. 1613 Geary
WesBliug William, bricklayer, r. 125 Oak
Wessling William, clerk H. J. Wesliug, r. 1513 Oenry
AVi SBon George H., teumster Joseph W. WtsBon, r. 8W
cor Union and P(dk
Wesson Joseph W., lumber, SE cor Spear and Howard,
r. SW cor Union and Polk
West Arthur, carpenter, r. 10.32 MlRslon
West Benjamin W., bookkeeper John LouKbead. r.
1211 BuBh
West Charles, exp.esBman, 304 Davis, r. Twenty.slxth,
nr Castro
West Charles, polisher Sanborn, Vail & Co., r. 8 8
Chattanooga, nr Twenty-second
West Charles, stevedore, r. W s California Av, bet
Hope and Tomasa
West Charles B., harness and saddlery, NE cor How-
ard and Steuart
West Charles C, lithographic printer W. T. Galloway,
r. 251 Stevenson
West Charles E., pressman Francis, Valentine, ft Co.,
r. 611 Locust Av
West Charks H., peddler, r. 636 Commercial
West Charles N., galvanic beltmakiT, r. .iDti Fourth
West Coast Broom Factory, John Hemingway proptr,
NE cor Norwich and Gimnison .\v, Btrnal Heights
WEST COAST BKUSH F.VCTORY, BUIbtrey
>): Bi-aknian i)ropirs, 646 Ml-s-ion
WEST COAST FURNITUKE CO., Charles
McAlister superintendent, NW cor Fourth and
Bryant
West Comstock Gold and Silver Mining Co. (Gold
Hill, Nev.), W. H. Martin secretary, office 230
Montgomery, room 23
West David W., jigsawver, r. 526 Stevenson
West D. J., office 310 Cal, r. cor Bush and Lyon
West Edward U.. carpenter, 619 Hyde, r. 22 Turk
West Edward J., carpenter, r. .536 Valencia
West Edwin O., carpenter, r. 200 Powell
West Ellen H. (widow), r. 1210 Eddy
West End House, Mrs. Anna Daley proprietress, Bren-
ham PI, bet Washington and Clay
West Everett, bookbinder, r. 636 Commercial
West Fannie Miss, r. 120 Seventh
West Frank, r. 18 Anna
West Frank, r. 68 Oregon
West Frank, teamster EUery G. Pierce, r. 504 Third
West Frank, whit -ner, r. 210 Third
West Frank A., lodgings, 13 Van Ness Av
West George T., salesman C. C. Hastings & Co., r.
735 Turk
West Harry, clerk, r. 22 Oak
West Indian Benevolent Society, 925-927 Pacific
West John, r. 315 Geary
West John, bartender William A. Hughes, r. 80 Mont-
gomery Block
West John, laundryman, r. 207 Montgomerj" Av
West John, seaman, r. 204 Steuait
West John G., machinist Domestic Sewing Machine
Co.. r. 315 Geary
West Joseph A., sign writer H. G. Jarnian, r. NW cor
Sixteenth and First Av
West Leonard D., conductor Sutter St. R. R., r. 1113
Sutter
West Lottie Miss, r. 120 Sutter
West Marguerite (widow), r. 611 Locust Av
West M. B. Miss, private school. 1009 Sutter
West Oakland Mutual Loan \.sKcici8tlon. Andrea Bbar-
boro secretary, office 531 Washington
West Olive Miss, aciress Baldwin's Theater, r. 211
Polk
West Pacific Mining Co. (Bodie, Cal.), D. F. Vcrdenal
secretary, office 6 S. F. Sto''k Exchange liuililiug
WistPehrF. (Sw.iiiberg & Weht), r. 2514 Pine
West Point Gold and Silver Mining (' ■ (Stor'> Co.,
Nev.), D. A. Jennings secretary, office 401 Cali-
fornia, room 4
West Richard, r. 514 Sixth
West Robert B.. jewelry. 407 Kearny, r. 22 Oak
Wi.st Samuel A., mechanical engineer, r. 337 Bryant
West Sarah (widow) . r. 4U Grove
West Side Silver Mining Co. (Nye Co.. Nev.). Willi lu
W. Parrish secretary .office 328 Montgomery, room 7
West S. W. (widow), r. 109 Van Ness Av
West W. A., r. Hackmeler's Hotel
West William, bookkeeper J. Lenoir & Co., r. 22 Oak
West William, liborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cr
Eighth and Brannau
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, Quality, or Fit
AN:dEESON & EANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery ^t.
WES
898
WES
V2
West William D., barber, r. 251 Stevenson
West William J., clerk Charles Yallet, r. 324 Sutter
West William J., seaman, i. J5 Nat^ima
West William K., compositor Wiuterburu & Co., r.
1029 Sutter
West William W.. barkeeper, r. 19 Sixth
West W. W., speculator, r. 213 Montgomery
Westall Edward, bookbinder J . B. Mclntyre, r . 522 Pine
West ill Frederick, teamster, 5 Front, r. 439 Hayes
West ill John, r. 2443^ PeiTy
Westall Joseph, feathers, 764 Mission, r. 2 Wash. Av
Westawav Ada (widow) , r. 218 Seventh
Westchester Fire Insurance Co. (New York), Edward
E. Potter general agent, office 200 Sansom
Westcott Adelbert E., chop house, 225 Clay, r. 925
Union
Westcott Charles E., clerk Edward E. Potter, r. 2311
Webster
Westcott Michael, shoemaker, r. 058 Mission
Westdahl F., diaughtsman U. S. Coast Survey, office
214 Stockton, r. 1533 Sutter
Westenhaveu Charles, upholsterer James W. Burn-
ham & Co., r. Twenty-fifth, nr Noe
Westfuhaver Elmer E., assistant engineer Columbia
Foundry, r. cor Noe and Clipper
Westerberg A. E., seaman, r. 102 Jackson
Westtrbeig Andrew, seaman, r. Western House, 134
Steuart
AVESTERPEIiD HERMAN, proptr Potrero Dis
tillery and Refinery manuf compressed yeast
cor Miuuesata and Nevada, r. 809 Twentieth
Westerield Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 459 Stevenson
Weslerleld Louis (Schroth and Westerfeld), r. 1003
Gearv
Westerfeld William (Westerfeld & Page), r. 614 Fulton
1VESTERPEL.D & I'AGE (William W'esterfeld
and G. L. Page) , bakery and restaurant, 743 Mar-
ket
Westerheid Charles, messenger German Hospital
Westerlaud Annie (widow) , r. 967 Mission
Westermeyer Bernard, porter RoDert K. Lenuard, r. 15
Auburn
WESTERN ASSURANCE CO. (of Toronto),
i Cross &, Co., general agents, office 21i; Sanaom
I WESTERN DEVELOPMENT CO., Frank S.
Douty president, John W. Butler secretary, office
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Western Electri'' Lijht Co., J. Clem Uhler secretary,
oflicf :;28 Montgomery, room 10
I WESTERN FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANt^E CO. OF CALIFORNIA, P. J. White
I president, John Fay vice-president, George 0.
Smith Jr. secretarv. office 401) California
j AVESTERN FUR AND TRADING CO., James
I I). Walker i^resideut, Cyril Williams secretary,
1 office 430 Oulifornia
j Westtin Hotel, Hugh Doherty proptr, 214 Broadway
Western House, Matson & Svenkeson proptrs, 132-134
Steuart
I Western Iron Works, Perry Edwards proptr, 316-318
I Missidii
West: rn Mining Co. (Tombstone District, Arizona),
C. b. Curtiss secretary, office 203 Bush, room 8
Western !Moi tinier, r. 736 Market
Western R friycrator Car Co. of San Francisco, office
727-729 Fourlli
Western Richard, barkeeper P. J. Dorcy & Co., r. 9
Geary
Western Savings and Trust Co., Solon Pattee receiver,
olHii- .">(I7 Aliintgdmery, room 9
WESTKRN SHORE ICE CO., Hew Stevenson
president, E Iwiu Russell secretary, office 821 Bat
Western Straw Works, Lorenzo Lapham proptr, 108
Fourth
Western Union Mining Co., Daniel Buck secretary,
office 80 Nevada Block
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO., James
Gambic general superintendent, Frank Jaynes
assistant general superintendent, F. H. Lamb
su])erinteiident first district, F. Drake managfr
S. F. city offit-es, general office NE cor Montgomery
and Pine, branches Palace Hotel, The Baldwin.
Occidental Hotel, 620 Fourth, 211 Kearny, 833
Sutter, 222 Sansom, 232 Front, 10 Market, 965 Mis-
sion, cor California and Fillmore, cor Mission and
Twentieth, cor Hayes and Laguua, cor Union and
Powell, Market St. Wharf, Pacific Mail S. S. Docks,
Sonth.ern Pac. R. U. Passenger and Freight De-
pots, Central Pac. R. R. Freight Depot, and
Biitchertown
We.stern Union Telegraph Supply Department, John
G. Bloomer superintendent, 416 Merchant
W^ESTERN WHITE GOODS MANUFAC-
TURING CO., Samuel Bauer manager, 547
Market
Westfall Fred, drayman Abrams & Carroll, r. 439
Hayes
Westfall George H. Mrs., r. 1407 Montgomery
Westfall Hattie Miss, r. 1010 Sutter
Westfall Julius, drayman, r. 411 Linden
Westfall Marv (widow), r. Railroad Av, bet Eighth
and Ninth Avs, South S. F.
Westfall Nelson, capitalist, r. 110 Sixth
Westfall O., carbuilder N. B. and Mission R. R., r.
Alameda
Westfall. See Westphal
Westfallen Edward, repacker, r. 406 "Vallejo
Westfield , r. 32 Fourth
Westfield Frederick, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S.
Colima
Westfield Henry, cook, r. 45 Sacramento
Westfield Joseph, cigarmaker, r. 27 Everett
Westfield Robert, janitor Trinity Church, r. Post
Street House
Wesrgate Lizzie Miss, teacher music, r. 2123 Larkin
Westgate W'illiam, porter A. S. Hallidie, r. 2123 Larkin
Westhaus Mary Mrs., furnished rooms, 39 Fifth
Westheimer John F., stockbroker, r, 1128 McAllister
Westhotf Pauline, domestic, r. 1219 Sutter
Westhoft" Peter, filecutter Martin Kelly & Co., r. 13
Minna
Westhonioft' Vladimer, arcbpriest Russian Church, r.
520 Greenwich
Westhouse Ferdinand, tailor, r. 331 Kearny, room 35
Westine Eric, tailor J. H. Curley & Co., r. 1012 Mont-
gomery
Westlake George, liquor saloon, 192 Stevenson, r. 17
Third
Westland George, clerk Bank British North America,
r. Oakland
Westley Martin, teamster, r. Golden Eagle Hotel
Westley Michael, laborer, r. 2204 Powell
Westmann Frederick, cook South Park House, r. 530
Third
Westminster House, L, A. Levy proptr, 614 Sutter
Westuer Jacob, janitor Druids' Hall, r. 413 Sutter
W^eston Ada Miss, assistant Denman Grammar School,
r. Alameda
Weston Albert S. (A. S. & J. E. Weston), r. 45
Twelfth
Weston A. S. & J. E., select riding school, 1537 Market
Weston Austin, liquor saloon, 154 Second
Weston Bridget, domestic 1225 Geary
Weston Edwin J., draughtsman City Hall Commis-
sioners, r. 714 Laguna
Weston George, r. 307 Seventeenth
Western Godfrey, seaman, r. Western House, 134
Steuart
Weston James E. (A. S. & J. E. Weston), r. 940 Capp
W^eston John E., carrier S. F. Chronicle, r. 940 Capp
Weston R., boilermaker Riodon I. and L. Works
Weston Samuel J., r. 1209 Folsom
Weston SamuelAV." (Weston & Sparks), r. 2109 Polk
Weston S. J., machinist, r. 331 Kearny
AVeston William, bakery and restaurant, 9 Stockton
W'estou .t Sparks (Samuel W. Weston and Charles
Sparks) , wagon and carriagemakers, 2109 Polk
Westover C, salesman Percy Beamish, r. 1122 Market
W^estover Channing C, salesman C. C. Hastings &Co.,
r. 209 Powell
Westover J. AVallace, workman U. S. Mint.r. 319 Fourth
Westphal Charles, butcher Poly, Heilbrou & Co.,r. cor
Seventh and Railroad avs
Westphal Christian H., clerk Ernest Brand, r. 967 Har-
rison
Westphal Dora, domestic 1258 California
Westphal Gottlieb H., teamster Heynemaun & Co., r.
South S. F.
Westphal Henry, butcher Charles F. Wagner, r. cor
Thirteenth and Railroad avs
Westphal Henry W., bookkeeper Swanberg & West, r.
967 Harrison
WestiDhal John, butcher Miller & Lux, r. cor Railroad
and Seventh avs. South S. F.
Westphal Louis, workman Bay Sugar Refinery, r. 4213^
Greenwich
Westphal R. F. A., master mariner, r. 1422 Wash
Westphal. See Westfall
Westtorp Robert, waiter Rudolph J. Techau, r. 147 H
Clementina
BULLOCK & ; ONIS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
WES
899
WHA
Westwater Kobert, salesman Cal. Jewelry Co., r. 1517
Bush
Wetell John, shoemaker, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Wetherbee Calvin H., real-estate agents office 511 Cal-
ifornia, r. 219 Eddy
IVETHERBEE CHAftLES L.., manager Occi-
dental Hotel, E 8 Montgomery, Irom Bush to Sut
Wetherbee Charles R., stevedore James Seuuett & Co.,
r. 20 Louisa
Wetherbee Daniel, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New
Montgomery
Wetherbee George A., sawyer George M.Wetherbee,r.
5 Vassar PI
1VETHERBEE GEORGE j>l., turning, and man-
uf printers' turniture and beehives, NW cor Bry-
ant and Fifth, r. 5 Vassar PI
Wetnerbee Henry (Macpherson & Wetherbee) , r. Eruit
Vale
Wetherbee Joseph W., sawyer George M. Wetherbee
r. 2336 Mission
Wetherbee L. B., assistant librarian Mercantile Libra-
ry Assn, r. 216 Bush
Wetherbee Nancy (widow), r. 628 Hayes
Wetherill S. Mrs., actress Baldwin's Theatre, r. Colon-
nade House
Wetherill Samuel E., theatrical agent, r. Colonnade
House
Wetmore C. J., ticket agent Oakland Ferry, r. Oakland
Wetmore E. R. (S. P. Warren & Co.), r. 2415 Sac
Wetmore Nelson W., foreman Centennial Planing Mill
Wetmore William, clerk, r. Hll Ellis
Wetseil Henry, gilder S. & G. Gump. r. 749 Howard
Wetsell Matilda Mrs., r. 749 Howard
Wettig Ernest A., salesman Vulcan Powder Co.. 123
California, room 25
Wettig Martin, bartender Charles Lehnhardt, r. 424
Sansom
Wettig Minme (widow) , r. 304 Clementina
Wettig Theodore, wood and coal, 363 Clementina
Wetterman August, conductor Wetterman's Band, r.
19 Stockton PI
Wetterman Edward, musician, r. 19 Stockton PI
Wettman William, clerk Strauss & Frohman, r. 1411
Octavia
Wetz Frederick, paper decorator, r. 13 Downey
Wetz John, clerk Henry Zietska, r. 13 Downey
Wetzel Annie, domestic t-04 Jackson
Wetzel Conrad, peddler, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Wetzel Conrad, salesman Jacob Hildebrand, r. SWcor
Twenty-second and Dolores
Wetzel George, laborer, r. 2031 Geary
WETZEL. THEODORE, bookkeeper and account-
ant estate of F. L. A. Pioche, oifice522 Montgom-
ery, r. 1682 Sacramento
Wetzel Theodore Jr. .bookkeeper Bernard A. Sehling-
heyde, r. 1632 Sacramento
Wetzel William, market, 2.'J46 Folsom, r. SW cor
Twenty-second and Folsom
Wetzler Charles, bartender Julius Wildermuth, r. 620
Bush
Wetzler John (Wetzler k Hanson) , r. 428 Clementina
Wetzlt;r .\: Hanson (John Wetzler and Louis Hanson),
plastering and XJainting, 510 Post
Weule Herman (Br;^nd k Weule) , r. 1117 Howard
W^eule Louis, wat -hmaker Churles Pace, r. 232 Capp
Wever Amelia, domestic 1117 Van- Ness Av
Wevnett Joseph F., conductor Market St. R. R., r. 416
Sixteenth
Wevvt-n Peter, seaman, r. Western House, 134 Steuart
Wexel Aaron S., salesman S. & G. Gump, r. 413 IvyAv
Wexel Joseph, r. 46 Liberty
Weyand Louis, jeweler California Jewelry Co., r. 241}^
Dora
We.Tand Nicholas J., engineer Bay Brewery, r. 608
Seventh
Weyand Nicholas K., proptr Bay Brewery, 7-15 Norton
Court, r. 608 Seventh
Weyermiller Frederick, cutler Will & Finck, r. 828
Geary
WEYGAND EDWIN W., cashier California Far-
mers'Mutual Fire Insurance Assn, office 209 San-
I Bom, r. Oakland
Weygant Hannah Mrs. (widow), r. 953 Harrison
Weyhe Paul H., haikman, r. 1625 Powell
I We^hkiiecht John L., r. 355 Clementina
WEYL. BROTHERS (Jonas Weyl), manufs and
wholesale and retail jewelry, HO Sutter
Weyl Cerf, bookkeeper Levi Strauss & Co., r. 1217
1 Sutter
j Weyl Fanny (widow), r. 1217 Sutter
Weyl Jonas (Weyl Brothers), r. 1217 Sutter
Weyman M., printer, r. Hansa Hotel
Weyne Perkins, shipping clerk Sikes, Mayer & Lach
man, r. 1118 Howard
Weynn Bernard, laborer, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Weyratlier Ferdinand, nurse German Hospital
Whaites William N., painter, r. 423 Washington I
Whalen Anna, domestic 434 Hayes t
Whalen Caiherine, domestic 1913 Clay I
Whalen Daniel, brakeman Andrew Onderdonk I
Whalen Dennis, shoemaker, r. 35 Tehama \
Whalen Eilward, laborer, r. 329 Ritch, rear |
Whalen George, stableman Central R. R., r. 1115
Tyler
Whalen Henry, seaman, r. 41 Paciiic
Whalen Henry M., boat.-iwain Pacific Mail S. S. China
Wlialen Jeremiah. d»^p\ity county clerk, r. 902 Clay
Whalen Jolm, r. 512 Mission
Whalen John, bartender John McCully, r. C40 How
Whalen John, laborer New City Hall, r. 20 Larkin
Whalen John, longshoreman Pacific Mail 8. S. Co.'s
Wharf
Whalen John, merchant tailor, 9 Geary, r. 2 Elgin
Park
Whalen John H., attorney at law, r. 2 Elgin Park
Wlialen John H., plasterer, r. 1203 Bush
Whalen Joseph, gardener, r. 36 Clay
Whalen Joseph, teamster Merry, Fault & Co., r. NW
cor Francisco and Fillmore
Whalen iMaggie, dressmaker, r. 6 Zoe
Whalen Martin, quartermaster Pacific Mail S. S. Gra-
nada
Whalen Mary, pantrywoman St. Mary's Hospital
Whalen Mary Miss, seamstress, r. 205 Sixteenth
Whalen Michael, laborer Fulton Iron Works, r. 860
Harrison
Whalen Michael, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Whalen Morris H., shoemaker, NW cor Steuart and
and Folsom, r. 238 Steuart, rear
Whalen Nicholas A., laborer, r. NW cor Sixth and
Brannan
Whalen Patrick, driver N. B. and Mission R. K., r. 8
Miller PI
Whalen Patrick, laborer, r. 243}^ Dora
Whalen Patrick, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works
Whalen Stephen, horseshoer Dunnigan & O'Dea, r. 31
Minna
Whalen Thomas, blacksmith T. D. S. Lamer, r. 529
Valencia
Whalen Thomas, deckhand stm Yosemite, r. 16 Bar-
tol
Whalen Thomas, expressman, r. 321 Jessie
Whalen Thomas, hackman, r. 514 Oak
Whalen Thomas, laborer, r. 412 Larkin
Whalen Thomas, laborer An<lrew Onderdonk
Whalen William, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Whalen William, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 7
Heron
Whalen. See Wheelan and Whelan
Whaley D.iuiel, laborer, r. Ns Alta PI, bet Kearny and
Montgomery
Whaley Frederick J., conductor Market St. R. R., r.
514 Valencia
Whaley H nry A. (John Rodgers & Co.), r. 130 Tenth
Whaley John, teamster, r. 73 Clementina
Whaley John D., attorney at law, office 331 Montgom-
ery, room 17, r. 504 Ellis
Whaley .Mary J., wood engraver, 120 Sutter, room 75, r.
113 St. Ann's Building
Whaley Nathaniel, fruits, cor Market and Sacramento,
r. SW cor Jackson and Sansom
Whaley W. A., stident Heald's Business College, r.
Brooklyn Hotel
Whaley William A., driver Market St. R. R., r. Thir-
teenth, bet Mission and Valencia
"WHALING MICH.VEL., attorney at law, office 622
Clay, room 9
Whalley Charles, millwright John Hammond, r. 919
Clay
Whalley Pickering, tailor, r. 435 Turk
Whalls George, miner, r. Overland House
Whalman John, mastdr mariner, office 305 East
Whan William W., lamps and Diamond Gas Fluid,
1244 Market, r. 905 Twentieth
Wharff John F., blacksmith, NEcor Geary and Devisa-
dero. r. 2233 Geary •
Wharff P. B., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 43 South
Park
Wharteuby James, capitalist, office 612 Clav, r. 408
Ellis
BEAMISH'S Shirts Heady made and to Orde:',
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
WHA
900
WHE
i Wharton Abbie (widow) , r. 2601 Hyde
' Wharton Dora, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory.
I Black Point
Wharton James, cashier James W. Burling, r. 923
Washint^ton
Wharton John, teamster, r. 907 Battery
! Wharton William, tor.niau Carlos C. Diez, r. 172 Min
IVHAT CHEER HOUSE, Robert B. Woodward
I proptr, .52T-5;S1 Sacramento
TTHAT CHEER HOUSE RESTAURANT, 529
Sacramento
WHAT CHEER LAUXDRY, Elisha T. Tarbox
proptr, oflice 121 Leidesdorfl
AVhear Thomas, painter, 1(146 Mission
Wheartry Martin, rigger and stevedore, r. N s Green-
wich, nr Montgomery
Wheartry Ptter F., expressman, r. N s Greenwich, nr
Montgomery
Wheartry Thomas A., expressman, Davis, nr Vallejo, r.
N s Greenwich, nr Montgomery
Whearty Michael, butcher Samuel Solomon, r. 6 Gar-
den
Wheat B., actor Standard Theatre, r. 746 Mission
WHEAT CHARLES D., notary public, convey-
ancer, and commissioner of deeds, office 501 Cali-
fornia, r. 28 Elgin Park
Wheat John R,, solicitor Pacific Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
r. 511 Mason
Wheat Louisa (widow), r. 703 Market
Wheateuson James, master mariner, r. 804 Third
Wheatley Elijah D., real estate agent, 1 Fourth
Wheatmau John L., liquor saloon, SE cor Battery and
Jackson, r. 233 Jackson
Whf'utnan James, butcher, r. Gough, nr Lombard
Wheaton Carrie M. Miss, adjuster coiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 606 Montgomery
Wheaton Clara Miss, assistant Union Grammar
Scliool, r. 727 Geary
Wheaton Edward, bookkeeper U.S. Mint, and bunk-
ing department Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 205 Taylor
Wlieaton George H. (Wheaton & Luhrs), r. Oakland
Wheaton Henry B., sergeant at arms S. F. Stock Ex-
change Board, r. 607 Polk
Wheaton John, machinist S. B. Walkington, r. 1309
Mason
Wheaton Jlilton A. (Wheaton & Scrivner), r. 1106 Sac
Wheaton Thomas, (capitalist, r. 444 Twentieth
Wheat(jn William If., register U. S. Land Office, office
C.IO Commercial, r. Oakland
WHEATON t«i; LUHRS (George H. Wheaton and
Niiboliis C. Luhrs), commission merchants, and
wholesale provisions, 219 Front and 307 Sac
WHEATON & SCRIVNER (Milton A. Wheaton
and J. J. Si-rivner) , attorneys at law, office 1-3
Montgomery Block
Wheelan John o., groceiies and liquors, NW corHar-
risouaud Thirteenth
Wheelan Thomas, horsesnoer, r. 529 Valencia
Wheelan. See Whaleu and Whelan
WHEELANU BROS. (Samuel and William), ba-
kery and ccjiifectionery, 22:i2 Mission
Wheeland James (S. P. Collins & Co.), r. 331 Mont-
gomery
Wlieeland Sanjuel (Wheeland Brothers) , r. 2232 Misp
Wheeland Wiliam (Wheeland Brothers) , r. 2232 Mis-
sion
Wheeler , (widow) , r. 215 Jones
Wheeler Alfred, attorney at law, office 35 Montgomery
Block, r. 343 Bryant
Wheeler Alice (widow), r. 524 Natoma
Wheeler Alice Miss, seamstress, r. 524 Natoma
Wheeler Allison, r. 638 Green
Wheeler Amelia M. (widow), r. 423 Sutter
Wheeler Charles, seaman, r. 506 Davis
Wheeler Charles, waiter, r. 12 Berry
Wheeler Charles H., solicitor, r. 207 Dupont
Wheeler Charles K., teamster W. E. Straut, r. 1120
Howard
Wheeler ClareuceE., painter Edward Hartmann Jr.,
r. 2.57 Minna
Wheel.r Cortes H., physician, office 715 Clay, r. 422
Ellis
Wheeler Cyrus T. (W.W.Dodge &C0.), r. Sacramento
Wheeler Dal (H. s. Wheeler & Bro.), r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler David W., plasterer, r. 509 Linden
Wheeler D. *.., seaman, r. 838 Market
Wheeler E. C, r. 742 Mission
Wheeler E. D., macter mariner, otfice 305 East
Wheider Edward A., salesman Marcus 0. Hawley &
Co., r. 210 Eighteenth
Wheeler Edward D., judge Nineteenth District Court,
chambers New City Hall, second floor, r. Lick
House
Wheeler Edward O., law student, office 207 Sansom,
r. Lick House
Wheeler Edward J., deputy coroner, office 16 O'Farrell
Wheeler E. M., r. 37 Second
Wheeler Francis W., tinner G. & W. Snook, r. 1318
Dupont
Wheeler Frank, r. 110 Fourth
Wheeler Frank C tinsmith, r. 1318 Dupont
Wheeler Frederick, expressman, r. (236) 326 Hickory
Av
Wheeler Frederick A., tea, coffee, and spice broker,
office 128 California, r. Grand Hotel
Wheeler Frederick A., steward Pacific Mail S. S. Gran-
ada, r. 260 Stevenson
Wheeler G. B. H., r. 1819 Powell
Wheeler H. Mrs., r. 512 Stockton
Wheeler Henry, r. 110 Fourth
Wheeler Henry, clerk National Laundry, r. SW cor
Seventeenth and Dolores
Wheeler Henry, salesman Baker & Hamilton, r. 2410
Folsom
Wheeler Horace Z., assistant appraiser Custom House,
r. 1803 Jones
Wheeler Horatio, speculator, r. 700 Broadway
Wheeler Jacob, yardmaster Central Pac. R. R., r. 618
Fourth
Wheeler James, attorney at law, office 224 Sansom, r.
737 Pine
Wheeler James, longshoreman, r. 115 First
Wheeler James, machinist Risdou I. and L. Works, r.
W s Gunnison Av, nr Precita PI
Wheeler James L., clerk Rouutree & McClure, r. 207
Powell
Wheeler Jason D., miner, r. 434 Greenwich
Wheeler Jason D. Mrs., teacher, r. 434 Greenwich
Wheeler John, laborer, r. 174 Clementina
Wheeler John A,, expressman, cor California and
Drumm, r. 2819 Mission
Wheeler John S., conductor Omnibus R. R., r. 710 How
Wheeler M. Allison, mining engineer, office 315 Cali-
fornia, room 12, r. (138 Green
Wheeler Mary B. Mrs., assistant Powell Street Pri-
mary School, r. 434 Greenwich
Wheeler M. L., fireman Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
520 Folsom
Wheeler N. A. Miss, dressmaker, r. 524 Pine
Wheeler Osgood C, general baggage agent Central
Pac. R. K., office foot Market, r. Oakland
Wheeler Otis D., carpenter, r. 726 Capp
Wheeler Patent Carpet Beating Co., JohnHeerdink &
Co. proptrs, 429 Valencia
Wheeler Peter O., engineer Union Box Factory, r. 823
Folsom
Wheeler Richard, reporter Alta California, r. Alameda
AVheeler K. H., carpenter, 514 Sixteenth
Wheeler Robert, waiter, r. 793 Mission
Wheeler Robert S. (R. S. Wheeler & Brother) , r. 1803
Jones
Wheeler Roscoe, master mariner, office 305 East
W^HEELEK R. S. .fc BROTHER (Dal Wheeler) ,
sliip and Custom House brokers, office 518 Battery
WHEELER SAMUEL H. (McAfee,Wheeler & Co.,
and Kemiugton .Sc Wheeler) . r. 619 Capp
Wheeler Thomas A., carrier S. F. Chronicle and Alta
California, r. 326 Mason
Wheeler Walter K., professor vocal music, 961^4 Miss
Wheeler W. D. plasterer, r. 511 Linden
Wheeler William, boxmaker, r. 6 Virginia PI
Wheeler William R., clerk Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. Oakland
Wheeler William W., attorney at law, office 515 Kearny,
r. 402 Tvler
WHEELER & WILSON MANUF. CO., K. H.
Yates manager, 20 Gear.y
Wheelock Albert A., capitalist, r. 508 Powell
Wheelock George T., patternmaker, r. 325 Eddy
Wheelock John D., bookkeeper Samuel Hill, r. 1041
Mission
Wheelock Samuel, carpenter, r. 112 Kearny
Wheelwright Josiah, master mariner, r. 314 Sixth
Wheeter A., teacher, r. 519 Sacramento
Wheimaii Frederick, laborer Bay Sugar Refinery
Whelan Charles, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 712 Tehama
Whelan Daniel P., musician Adelphi Theater, r. 610
Natoma
Whelan Dennis, agent Eagle Brewery, r. 161 Shipley,
nr Sixth
BULLOCK • '^ES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
WHE
901
Whelan Edward, salesman S. F. News Co r mo c!hi„
WUelau Frank. shipwri.O.t John A Whelan r 20 Erl?
Whe an James, can..nter. r. 11 Nocnnn Av
Whelan James, laburer PaciJic Mail S S Co r 1o
Tehama, rear " '
Whelan James J., shipwright John A. Whelan r Olf,
Guerrero '
Whelan Jeremiah, longshoreman, r. ;tl:l Bryant
Whelan Jeremiah W., laborer Pacific Mail tJ. S. Co r
13 h Frederick -• vyv. . , i .
Whelan Jerome J., butcher, r. S s Prospect PI nrFol-
som, Bernal Heights <■'■', ui roi-
Whelan John, ( arpenter. r. Quincy House
Whelan John, laborer, r. 231 Second
Whelan John, liquor saloon, NE cor Tvler and Fill
I more ■
' Whelan John, miner, r. 517 Shotwell
A\ helau Jobn A., shipwright, office and yard 1 Folsom
r. 912 Guerrero
^Vhelan .Josie Miss, shoeiitter Jory Bros r f.in
Natoma ■' "
'''tS<^t'r.^: TeSf*""* '*• •^°^'^P^'« ^■^«-'""
Whelau Malachi, gigger Mission Woolen Mills r 4''o
Shotwell ' ■
Wlielau Michael, laborer Union Iron Works r 11
Valencia '
Whelan Patrick, finisher Mission Woolen Mills r 416
Shotwell '
Whelau Peter, foreman Capitc;! Mills, r. 108 Valencia
tthelan Richard A., bookbinder John B. Mclutvre r
1153 Folsom ■ ■
Whelan Thomas, calker, r. 558 3^ Howard
Whelan Thomas, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Whelau Thomas F., bookbinder John B. Mclntyre r
(110 Natoma ' j > •
Whelan William, coalpasser Pacific Mail S. S City of
Panama '
Whelan William, foreman blanket room Mission
« uolen Mills, r. 1022 Columbia
Whelan William, laborer, r. 34 Frederick
Wnelan William, shipwright John A. Whelan, r. SW
cor Spear and Mission
Whelan William L., dairy produce, 17-18 Grand Ar-
cade Market, r. Kil Shipley
Whelan. See Whalen and Wlieelan
Whelden Isaac, watchman, r. 138 Silver
Whelin John F., porter Moore, Hunt & Co., r. 630
Stevenson
Whelin Martin, porter Moore. Hunt & Co., r. 639 Stev
Wheltou Cornelius, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. freight
depot, r. 624 Brconnan
Whelton Daniel F.. bartender William Collonan,r. Es
Valley, nr Dolores
Whepley Daniel, guard House of Correction, r 14 Ve-
rona PI
Wherity Henry J. (P. Wherity & Son) , r. 4 Tehama
Wher.ty Michael, butcher, r. 6 Garden
WHliRITY P. & SON (Henry J. Wherity), gro-
ceries and liciuors, 218-220 First
Wherity Patrick (P. Wherity & Sou), r. 4 Tehama
W'hetstone Charles R., lumber surveyor, r. .523 Kearny
Whidbourne William, cook C. Coates, r. 419 Sutter,
rear
Whidden D. Graham (J. B. & D. G. Whidden), r. 609
Post
WHIDDEN J. B. & D. G., coal and wood, 500
Post
Whidden John B. (J. B. Jt D. G. Whidden), r. 609
Post
Whidden William G., clerk S. L. Mastick & Co., r.
Alameda
Whiffler Leopold, laborer Presidio Reservation
Whigham Sarah C. Mrs., matron Protestant Orphan
Asylum
Whigham William, shipping clerk Murphy, Grant k
Co., r. 23 Powell
Whight Andrew, marblcpolisher, r. 1637 Ellis
Whight Timothy J., tinsmith, r. 1.324 Columbia
Whims Hiram, teamster Henry Dutton Jr., r. Pier 7,
Steuart
Whintield Henry, clerk. Spear St. Wharf
Whinnery J. C, dentist, office 1402 Bush, r. 1.3033<i
Polk
Whipp Samuel, foreman upholsterer West Coast Fur-
niture Co., r. 625 Harrison
Whipple Charles B., cardriver Central R. R., r. 441
Sixth
Whipple Delia L. (widow), r. 1811 Post
Whipple Edward K.. roofer, r. 37 Second
WHI
Whipple Einmett A., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecbt
V. 1319 Natoma
Whipple H„.;l, L.. bookkeeper Murphy. Grant & Co
r. .)li Leavenworth
Whipple Louis, clerk delivery department Wells
largo \ Co., r. 7 Hopelon Terrace
Whipplo Marsh, entry clerk A. Lusk k Co., r. 1302
Hyde
Whipple William B.. clerk Louis Hartter, r. 9 Laurel
Whirlow Harriet E. Miss, teacher, r. 923 Powell
Whir ow Herman F., assay er William Irelan Jr.. r
923 Powell '
WhitakerAlfr.d E., librarian Mercantile Library Assn
r. l.)13 Sa. TBmento '
Whitakor David, carpenter Pacific Improvement Co
Whitaker Frank P., hostler Junius G. Foster Cliff
House '
Whitaker Gill)ert. student Heald's Business Colleee
r. 746 Mission '
Whitaker James, bookkeeper Spring Valley Water
Morks, r. S s Twentieth, bet Gu.rrero and Do-
lores
Whitaker James, groceries and liquors, 122 Natoma
Wutaker James, waiter A. W. Manning, r. 06 Minna
Whitaker J. Iv., r. Union Club
Whitaker John W., r. 1520 Howard
Whitaker R. G. Mrs., r. 204 Post
Whitaker Roscoe J., policeman City Hall, r 1520
Howard
Whitaker William H., clerk Bishop & Fificld r •>523
Pine . • -
Whitaker. See Whittaker I
Whitby Isaac, carpenter, r. 1223 Geary
Whitcomb Charles N., dairy produce, 21-22 Mission
Market, r. 120 Capp
Whitcomb Edwin, contractor, r. 1925 Union
Whitcomb Frank R., law student W. M. Stewart r '
2444 Howard '
Whitcomb George F., ticket collector Oakland Ferrv
r. 1220 Market '
Whitcomb Henry H., jeweler, r. NE cor Seventeenth
and Church
Whitcomb J. B., manager California Real Estate Co
office 208 Montgomery, r. 2444 Howard
Whitcomb L. S., r. 930 Market
Whitcomb Lucy J., dressmaker, r. 715 Howard
Whitcomb Nathan T., dentist, office and r. 263 Third
Whitcomb Reuel K., sash and blindmaker Excelsior
Planing Mills, r. 117 Park Ay
White A. Mrs., janitress Noe and Temple Primary
School ■'
White A. A. (White & Price), r. Oakland
White Adelaide Mrs., crockery and tinware, 260 Third
White Adiron, miner, office 328 Montgomery, room 20, '
r. 708 Taylor
White Albert, stevedore, r. 423 East '
White Alexander, stonecutter, r. Grand Central Hotel ,
AVhite and Sliiloh Consolidated Mining Co. (Lauder
Co., Nev.) , David A. Jenning.s secretary, office 401
California
White Andrew, secretary Gold and Stock Telegraph
Co. of California, office 222 Saosom, r. 913 Vallejo ,
W'hite .\nna. domestic NE cor Gough and Marki t
White Asa L. (White Brothers), r. East Oakland
White Aurilia Mrs. (widow), r. 1133 Pacific
White Belle M. (widow), r. 313 (ieary
White Bridget (widow), r. 71."i Nat^piiia, rear
Wliit<' Bridget, domest:c 26 TwelMh
White Bridget, domestic 425 Eildy
"WHITE BROTHERS (Peter and Asa L.).imp.>rt.
ers and dealers carriage and wagon stock, and
hr.rdwi.od lumber. 108-110 Market, and 13-15 Main
White Burrell, waiter Palace Hotel
White Byron B.. wood and coal, 921M Folsom 1
WHITE CARL.OS, proptr Pacific Newspaper Pub- '
lishing Co.. <iffioe 320 Sansom. and 419 Sacraiueuto,
r. 2S Rincon PI
White CVialkley, i)rop(r Quaker City Restaurant, 538-
542 Clay, r. 214 O'Farrell
White Chaiuiing, patent medicines. office 608 Market,
room 16
White Charles, bookkeei)er, r. 722 Octavia
White Charles, bookkeeper Henry White, r. Oakland
White Charles, gardener and fiorist, SE cor Bush and
Central Av
White Charles, laborer .-Vudrew Onderdonk
White Charles, pressman, r. 329 Vallejo
White Charles A., clerk George J. Theobald J: Co., r.
424 Bryant
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White Charles B., assistant ganger Custom House, r.
533 TTS-enty-second ^ o . ea
■WTiite Charles B„ chief engiDeer S. S. Ancon r. 69
Tehama ^ , ...
•WTHITE CHARLIES E., attorney at law. r. «0
Ellis
White Charles F., photographic printer Jacob Shew,
r. 13 Park Av ^ .
VThite Charles G. (Famham & White), r. 42 1 Union
White Charles G.. teamster Overland Freight Trans-
fer Co., r. XW cor Fourth and Townsend
White Chauncey, hag«wer, Neville & Co., r. 1233 Pa-
cific _ .
White Cloud Mining Co.. George C. Pratt secretary
office 25 Xevada Block
Whit* Cvrus J., shippainter, r. Twenty-fifth Av, nr J,
SO«tt S. F. . , .r ., V- .V
1 White David W.. local agent Imperial, Ixindon. North-
ern, and Queen Insurance Cos., oflace 317 Califor-
nia,' r. E s Guerrero, het Seventeenth and Eigh-
teenth
Wliite Dennis, capitalist, r . 5 Geneva
White D. G. carpenter, r. Ahlbom House
White Douglas, oysterman August Albers, r. 26 Oak
White E. 3Iiss. assistant Tehama Primary School, r.
351 First
White Edmund, assistant stationery clerk Central
Pac. K. B., r. 156 Perry
Whittr Mmund, capitalist, r. 310 Stockton
Whi^e Edward, clerk, r. 347 Grove
White Edward F.. mfnevbroker, r. 311 Stockton
\%'HITE EDWARD' P., president La Grande
Lauiidn- Co.. r. 210 Thirteenth
White Edward T., cabinetmaker, r. 126 Fifth
White Eli 'ah, physician, office and r. 17 Third
Whit-: Elizabeth '(\ridow) , r. I«t9 Jessie
White Elizabeth (widow), r. 1825 Eddy
White Ellen, domestic, r. 1000 Washington
White Ellen, domestic 1512 O'tavia
White Ernest, clerk Fire Assn of Philadelphia, r. 629
OTarrell
White.Finton, special policeman, r. 347 Grove
White Frank, painter G. B. Deferrari
White Frank, policeman City Hall, r. 530 Sixth
White Franklin T., machinehand CaUfomia Hills, r.
1141 Folsom
White Frederick (Watts & White) , r. S s Vandewater,
nr Masfjn
White Frederick H. fDiion k White), r. XW cor Capp
an'l Twenty-sixth
White Frederick N., painter, r. JvE cor Market and
Laguna
\Miite F. Reed, salesman John D. Hooker, r. 8083^
Mission
White GefT,<j?, drayman Cal. Artificial Paving Stone
Co.. r. 415 Broadway
White Georpe, marter mariner, r. 104 Mission
White George.' plumber, Ss Folsom, nr Steuart, r.
1120 Howard
White Gefirge, seaman, r. 41 Vallejo
White George, shippainter John A. Donovan, r. 216
Grove
WHITE HEXRY, manuf hats and caps, 614-616
Commercial, and 402 Kearny
AVhite Henry, seaman, r. Western House
White Hem-v, seaman, r. 206 Steuart
White H-nry B., clerk Quaker City Restaurant, r. 214
O'Farreh ^ t -c t^
White Henry C. fireman Engine No. 3, S. F. F. D., r.
X s California, bet Leavenworth and Hyde
White Henrv J., carpenter, r. 4 Helen
White Henry L., r. 13 Third . ,„o
White Horace F., importer brushes, twmes, &c., 123
Clav, r. 13 Park Av , „ ^
WBITE HOVSE, J. W. Davidson & Co. proptrs,
NW cor Keamv and I'ost
White House Hotel, KasmuBsen Easmufisen proptr , N s
Sierra, nr Louisiana ,„„ x i.
White House Hotel, R. Coin & Co. proptrs, 420 Jack-
White George, waiter Miners' Branch Restaurant, r.
280 Minna
White George A., bookkeeper White k Price, r. Oak- ]
land
. White Gecirge D., salesman Murjiby, Grant & Co., r.
I Brooklvn Hotel
j White George G., conductor Sutter St. E. E., r. 1222
I Folpom
I WhiU: George L., boxclerk Post-ofiSce, r. 817 MiBBion
I White George P., bookkeeper H. P. Huseey k Co., r.
I Oakland
\ White Ge'ifge W., c a rri aged river, r. 347 Grove
, White Ge'Tge W., drayman D. L. Famsworth, r. 562
Stevenson
, Wh te Gilbert, laborer, r. 11 Pacific
; White H. k Co., painters, 400 Hayes and 737 Market
j White Hantin, local p<-illceman, r. 347 Grove
Whit/- Harlow H., messenger Custom House, r. 626
I Capp
White Harvey G., ehipjolner, 22 Steuart, r. 15 Hamp-
ton PI
j White Hazen. laborer freight department Central Pac.
E. K., r. Terminal Hotel
I Wlilte Henry (H. White k Co.) , r. 737 Market
1 White Henry, clerk, r. 315H Jessie
1 WTiiie Henry, carpenter, r. 4 Helen
White Hfiirv, fireman stm C. M. Small, Green St.
Wharf
' White Howard P... cautain tug Lookout, r. 126 Sec
i WB;ITE ISAAC K. , manuf cigars, 221 Sacramento,
I r. 1214 Mission
1 White J., r. 621 CaUfomia
I White J., night inspector Custom House, r. 140 Sec
' White Jacob, conductor N. B. and Mission R. E., r.
1 •>25 Fourth
' White Jacob, machii-ist, r. 239 Stevenson
I White Jacob W., clerk White Brothers, r. 219ShotweU
' White James, r. 103 Geary
White James, r. 501 Pest
White James, r. t»03 Folsom
White James (W. A. Asmussen k Co.) , N W cor Eighth
and Bryant
White James, coachman, 317 Fulton
White James, hostler City Cab and Transfer Co., r.
174 Jessie
White James, laborer, r. 31 Clara, rear
Wihte James, laborer, r. 518 Stevenson, rear
White James, laborer Presidio Eeservation
White James, laborer S. H. Depuy, r. 9 Bluxome
White James, paver Superintendent of Streets
White James, sawyer, r. 8 Anthony
WTiite James, whitener, r. 4 Helen
White James A., oflice 116 Leidesdorff
White James A., clerk Jerome Lincoln, r. 424 Bryant
■WHITE JAMES B., mill contractor, office 330
Pine, room 20, r. 917 Eddy '
I White Jame.s F., foreman Neville & Co., r. 1233 Pac
1 White James H., waiter stm Yotemite. r. 911 Vallejo
White James M., real-estate ageat, r. 1233 Pacific
' White James T., r. Palace Hotel
White James T. (James T. WTiite & Co.), r. 18 Twen-
tieth
White James T., packer Bothin, Dallemand & Co., r.
cor Twenty-seventh and Alabama
WHITE JAMES T. Si CO., publishers' agents,
and agents for American Cyclopaedia, office 728
Montgomery
White James W., candymaker David Hirschfield, r.
609 k' Howard "
White James W.. driver Market St. and Hayes valley
R. R., r. 1.506 Turk
White James W., foreman La Grande Laundry, r. 210
Thirteenth
White Jeremiah, mattrassmaker, Goodwin & Co., r.
nr Industrial School
White John, bricklxyer New City Hall, 193« Gilbert
White John, capitalist, r. NTV cor Gough and Pacific
Av
White John, cashier Morning Call, r. 1807 Stockton
White J. hn, cook Matthew Francisco^•ich, r. 6 Fourth
White John, driver Market St. E. E., r. E s Second Av,
nr Fifteenth
White John, labrrer, r. W s California Av, bet Twen-
ty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
White John, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
White John, laborer Pacific Rolling MiU, r. E s Ten-
nessee, nr Jlariposa
White John, shii)painter, r. 252 Brannan
White John C, caijitalist.r. 424 Bryant
White John C, captaiu i-tm Express, r. 732 Shotwell
White John F.. machinist Union Iron Works, r. 239
White John J., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger k Co., r. NW cor Jersey and Sanchez
White John L., employee Pacific Rolling Mill, r. 4
Erie
White John S., laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. Over-
land House
White John W., market, NW cor Clay and Mason, r.
1104 Clay
BULLOCK « JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
WHI
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■White Joseph, cigars and tobacco, and stockbroker.
6J0 Market, r. •J14 O'Farrell
WHITE RITHSEXL., captain Unrterwrltew' Fire
ivi,i*„ i,,.„i, „ ,,T r^ Patrol, SW cor StevenBoii and Erker
V,hitc JoM ph, seaman, r. 117 Drumm White Suiuuel, brasstlnlaher EaRle Brans Works, r. 050
White Joseph, seaman, r. 140 Folsom Howanl ••», r.uju
White Joseph seaman SS. Great Republic , White Samuel A., mtllhand Horace Davia k Co.. r.
White K., clerk ireislit department Central Pac. K. 2i,3* Howanl Conrt « v.^.. r.
R., r. 10 South Park White S. C. Mn<. (widt.w). female phyaician. r. 2216
WhtoLKiiibertW..r. 313 Geary Ijirkin. rear
^hite L. B., provisions, ;W4 P.^cifio WIIITK .SKWIXG MACHINE CO., Samuel HIU
White L. E., dealer railroad ties and lumber, olBce 15 ag.nt otlice t;:)4 Market
„.. .f*"""'^*-^,-^^-^''^^''"*^,^''',, XT-,, „. . '^^"•^"^' '^'i*'* ■^" principal Valencia Strw t Grammar
White I ead Mining Co. (Gold Hill, Storey Co., Nev.), ' School, r. »;-.>-2 Tweiitv-thirtl
W ilham H W atson seerttary, ollice 302 Montgom- White Star St. an.shlp iJlne (New York to Liverpool.
ery, rooms 5-ti , J. F. Fu^a/.i a«ent, . thee tiU Washinnt.n
W hi;e Leslie C, painter, r. 8h2 Mission , White Stephen, hai-jshor. man O. H.Whitney, Pier 10.
W hite Lloyd, clerk, r. 230 Sutter I Steuart. r. PJ Howard
White Louis C, clerk Pac. Improvement Co., r. 808 , White T. 1$.. asj^istant Washington Grammar School,
^Iission I r. 90.-. Market
Wlute Louis C. market, 28 Fourth, r. 731 Turk , White Thomas, bartender William A. Hughes, r. 411
WHITE LOVEL.I., cashier and secretary 8. F. i Sansoni
Savings rnion, office NE cor California aud White Thomas, contractor, r. 4.1 Minna
Webb, r. 1418 California White Thomas, cook, r. 415 "^ Clementina, rear
White Luke, laborer freight department Central Pac. White Thoni's. driver Central R. R.
K. K., r. 417 Fifth White Thomas, fjardener Luke D. Dovle, r. SE cor
White Mat:gie Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Seventh Central Av and Pine
White M.ugiret (widow), r. 1009 Stevenson ; White Thomas, Inbonr, r. 37 Everett
White Margaret A. Mrs., r. 322 Third White Thomas, laborer, r. 1411 Baker
Whit.' Maria (widow), r. 2235 Mission i White Thomas, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. E 8 Ten-
White Martin, mining, office tJOG Montgomery, rooms ! nessec, nr Mariposa
3-4, r. 1513 Washington [ White Thomas, pavtr Superintendent of Streets
White Mary (widowl, chambermaid The Baldwin White Thomas, porter Central Pac. R. R. steamers, r.
White Mary, domestic 13.V2 Post I 30 Sacramento
White Mary domestic >^20 Larkin i White Th unas, salesman L. Dinkelspiel & Co., r. 8W
White Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. 108 Seventh cor Lisbon and Russia Av
White Mary Miss, furbished rooms, 7 Dupont | Wliite Tliomas, seaman, r. 150 Steuart
White Mary Mrs., seamstress, r. 110 Sixth . White Thomas, seaman, r. 424 Broadway
White Matthew, boots and shoes, 532 Commercial, r White Thomas, shoemaker, 35 Pacific
334 Union White Thomas \., mining secretary, office 113 Leid
White M. H. Mrs., assistant West End School, r. 771 White Thomas E., laborer, r. S s Twenty-seventh, bet
Mission ! Columbia and Alabama
White Michael, expressman, 637 California, r. 1230 White Tliomas H.. doorkeeper U.S. Mint, r. C2f> Capp
York White Timothy, boilermaker, r. 616 Linden Av
WTiite Michael, laborer, r. 512 Mission White Tract Homestead Association of Vallejo, J. M.
White Michael P., r. 210 Thirteenth Buffingtoii secntary, office 309 California, room 4
White Neil, machinist, r. t?37 N'atoma I White U. H., stockclerk Crocker* Suydam,r.620 Pine
White Xellie Miss. r. 334 Union White W.. actor Adelphl Theatre, r. 20 Jessie
White Orrin E.. carpenter, r. W s Dolores, bet Four- | White Walter, clerk West Coast Furniture Co.. r. 343
teeiitli and Fifteenth Xinth
White Patrick, carpunter, r. 530 Sixth White Walter, laborer, r. 303 Davis
White Patrick, delivery clerk Southern Pac. R. R., r. \ White William, r 520 Bush
30 >'at<'ma I Wlute William, carpenter, r. 745 Market
White Patick. fireman stm El Capitau, Oakland ] White William, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, r. 422
Ferry, r. 36 Sacramento i Second
White Patrick, laborer, r. W s Sansom, nr Filbert, White William, clerk S. F. News Co., r. 1P05 Mason
rear
White Patrick, laborer freight department Central
Pac. R. R.
White Patrick, milk dairy, W s San Bruno Road,
nr University Mound College
White Patrick, teamster Nicholas Bichard, r. 21 How-
ard
White Patrick, upholsterer, r. Ocean House Road E of
Industrial School
White Patrick J., longshoreman, r. 9 Francisco
WHITE P.VTRICK J., president Western Fire
and Marine Insurance Co. of California, office 409
California, r. 2315 Bush
White Peter (White Brothers), r. Alameda
White Peter, second offloer S. S. Constantiue, Broad-
wav Wharf
Wliite Philo, r. 600 Bush
W ht- i;i> hard, clerk Henrv White, r. 402 Kearny
White Richard B., blacksmith Pacific Mail S. S. Co..
r. 2(;0 Third
White Richard B. Mrs., crockery and glassware, 230
Third
WTiite Richard E., druggist J. J. McDonnell & Co., r.
400 Hayes
White Roliert, r. Park Hotel
White Ribtrt. cooper, r. 410 Folsom
White Robert, foreman road carpenter Sonthem Pac.
R. R., r. 36 Welsh
WHITE KOBERT, treasurer S. F. News Co.. of-
fice 413 Washington, r. 1613 Fillmore
White Robert C. Kev., r. 77 Everett
White Robert F., sales-nan Wangenheim. Stemheim
& Co.. r. Palace Hotel
White Robert H., draughtsman Theo. A. Eisen, r. 3C
Welsh
White Robert W., r. 313 Geary
White William, liquor saloon, 8 s Central Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
White William, millwright, r. 741 Market
White William, seaman, r.510 Davis
White WilliaMi. teacher mathematics Boys' High i
Sehoi.l, r.:i04 Eij^htceiith |
White William, woi.d carver. r. 445 Ninth
White William A., clerk H. M. Newball & Co., r. 325
Fieii out '
White William B., acent. r. 26 Turk \
White William E.. clerk Henry P. Bowie, r. 323 Fre-
mont
White William E. bookkeeper, r. 2>i Dorland
Wl)ite Wi.liam F., clerk George T. Marye & Son, r. 10
Moss
White Williun H. (Allvne & White) , 112 Front I
White William H., wines and liquors, 35M OTarrell,
r. 1235 Mission
White William IL. d. rk L. E. White, r. 15 Sleoart
White William H.H., tt^^utmakir Neville Jt Co., r. lOOS
Vallejo
White William M. proptr San Rafael Express. 1 Com-
mercial, r. San Rafael
White William Thomas, captain schr Fourth of July,
r. 54 Sacramento
White Wilson (WliiU' Jt Kiihll, r. Mastlck SUtion. Al-
ameda
White Winnie Miss, assistant Pine and Larkin Street
Primarv S -hool. r. 629 OTamU
White Jt Kiihl (Wils..n Whit, and U. O. Kiihl). mer-
chandls,' brok-rs. 316 California
White .t Price (A. A. White and Wallac- IV I'rI.-. >
commission merchants. 320 Davis
White. See Wnvte and Wight
Whlt«head Gabriel, 8.aman, r. 46 Steuart
WThltehead John, r. 1812 H Sacramento
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Whitehead Samuel B., auctioneer Killip & Co., r.l609 1 Whitnaan Russell, salesman J. C
Jones ' 203 Po-well
■Whitehill Alexander K., teacher University Mound WHITMAjV S. V.,
Johnson & Co., r.
Colle'^e
•Whitehoff Charles, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. XW
cor Eighth and Bryant
'V\rhitehouse Walter B., cashier Berry & Place, r. 11
Hickory Av
"Whitehurst Henry, cook. r. W s Sanchez, bet Twenty-
sixth and Twenty-seventh
Whitehurst John, blacksmith, r. W s Sanchez, bet
Twentv-sixth and Tw^nty-s-venth
Whiteh'orst Thomas, blaL-ksmith, r. W s Sanchez, bet
Twenty-sLxth and Twenty-seventh
Whitelaw Robert, salesman, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
VThitelaw Thomas P. H. (Hsrley & Whit^ilaw), and
new and secondhand machinery, etc., 2(58 Bran-
nan, r. 270 Brannau
"VSTiiteley Charles A., clerk George W. Chapin, r. 9
Second Av, nr Sixteenth
Whiteh- T. & Co., stockbrokers, office 31i Montgom-
ery, room 1
real-estate, loan and general
business agent, office 302 Montgomery, room 47
(Telegraph Building) , r. 1223 Mission
Whitman W. E. S., secretary California Dredging and
Mining Co., office 320 San, room 10. r. 528 Pine
Whitinarsh Peter, bootmaker Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. S s Hayward, nr Harrison
Whitmore Charles, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co.,
r. 771 Mission
Whirmore Daniel W., physician, r. 628 Webster
Whitmore Delia Miss, r. 1222 Mission
Whitmore Eben W., carpenter New U. S. Appraiser's
Building, r. 1516 Eddy
Whitmore EdTrinP., capitiJist, r. 120 Sutter
Whitmoe Enoch, carriagesmith, 1.507 Polk, r. 1920
ruion
Whitmore Marian, stewardess Pacific Mail S. S. City
of Xew York
Whitmore Martin V., coachman A. J. Pope, r. 2 Bos-
ton PI
Whitely Thomas (T. Whitely & Co.) , r. 231 California Whitmore Mary T. (widow) . r. 1222 Mission
Whitely Thomas J., furniture, r. 923 Doloros
Whitely William H., Cusrom House attorney Central
Pac. R. K., office XE cor Fourth aud Townsend,
room 25, r. 357 Brannan
Whiteman Albert G., butcher George H. Hedge, r. 316
Tehama
Whiteman Alexander, teamster J. F. Smythe, r. 13
Page
Whiteman Frank B., cigarmaker John S. Bowman &
Co., r. li33Steiner
Whiteman Isabella, r. 526 Howard
Whites Samuel, clerk, r. -103 Leavenworth
Whiteside Alexander, porter Cartan. McCarthy & Co..
r. Chattanooga, bet Twentv-second and Twentv-
third
Whiteside James, laborer Meiggs" 'S\"harf
Whiteside James, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 540
Minna
Whiteside James H., pressman H. S. Crocker & Co., r.
' 919 Sacramento
Whitfield C. H., clerk R. F. Morrow, r. 2 Wetmore PI
Whittield Joseph, seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Alaska
Whitfield Mattie Mrs. (widow), r. 100 Prospect PI
Whitfii Id Xathan B., civil engineer, r. 219 Sixteenth
Whitfield Wilbur J., night watchman International
Hotel
Whitfield William, machinist William Deacon, r.
Montgomery's Hotel
\\"hiting Charles E., compositor Evening Bulletin, r.
228 Chestnut
Whiting Enoch, street contractor, r. 48 Tehama
Whiting George W., tub and pail turner E. K. Howes
& Co., r. ii P>jllard PI
WHITIXU H. AtlGUSTITS, mining secretary,
office 211 Sansom, rooms 6-7, r. 2110 Jackson
Wliiting H. C. Mrs., r. 1715 Jessie
Whiting Henry, clerk land department Southern Pac.
R. B., r. 2110 Jackson
Whitiug H. H., r. 423 Sutter
Wliiting James W., city agent Phcenix (of Hartford),
and Home (of New York) Insurance Cos., office
323 California, r. 720 Franklin
Whiting John, plasterer, r. 36r, Xatoma
Whiting Laura Miss, r. yin Fulton
Whiti:ig M. 3. (M. S. Whiting & Co.), r. 719 Market
Whiting M. S. Ac Co., editors and proptrs Wine Dealers'
Gazi tte. office 719 Market
Whiting Buggies, miller Dohrmaun & Co., r. 1517
Broadway
Whiting Sarah Miss, seamstress, r. 169 Sixteenth
Whiting Thomas, asphaltum roofer N. P. Ferine & Co..
r. 113 Third
Whiting William L.. carpc-nter John Hammond, r. SW
cor Vakniia and Twenty-sixth
Wbitiiig's Building, SE cor Sansom and Pine
Whitingham N. Mrs., r. 229 Kearny
Whitley Henry B., cook Jacob H. .\hrens, r. 211 Davis
Wliitlcy J. T.. r. C36 Jessie
Whitley Robert, r. 55.t Natoma
Whitman , newspaper carrier, r. C Virginia PI
Whitman Benjamin, clerk J. Clark Brownlee, r. 1223
Mission
Whitman George, tinsmith, r. 10.55 Market
VSTiitman Henry, butcher, «23 Greenwich
Whitman J. G., mine locator, r. Overland House
Whitman .Joseph, clerk WcUniau, Peck k Co., r. 20G
Keamr
WTiitmore Simon, blacksmith, 1511 Polk, r. 1533 Polk
WTiitmore Wallace L., salesman Fechheimer, Good-
kind & Co.. r. 1222 Mission
Wliitmore Wells, attorney at law, office 120 Sutter,
room 55, r. 43 Natoma
Whitmver George, waiter, r. 549 Stevenson
Whitney A. & Sons. Car Wheel Manuf Co., Williams,
BlauchaRl & Co. agents, office 218 California
WTiitney Abbott L., collector aud general business
agent, office 325 Montgomery, r. 715 Nineteenth
Whitney A. P. (Brighani,"^Tiituey& Co.) ,r. Petaluma
Whitney Calvin E.. clerk Brigham, Whitney & Co., r
Cosmopolitan Hotel
Whitney Charles, laundryman Sailors' Home, cor
Harrison and Main
Whitney Charles, salesman Wilmerdlng & Co., r. 539
California
Whitney Charles E., shipping clerk A. S. Spence &
Co., r. ('25 Geary
WTiitnev Edear B., clerk Redington & Co., r. Oakland
Whitnev Edward P., clerk Easton & Co., r. 1910
Gough
WTiitney Edwin A., domestic 605 Laguna
Whitnev E. F., workman U. S. Mint, r. Twentieth, nr
Market
Whitney Eleazer P., teamster Fred P. Belcher, r. 1309
Valiejo
Wttitney EUard B., clerk J. R. Whitney & Co., r. San
Jose
Whitney Francis L. (Whitney & Webster) , r. 22 Glen
Park Av
Whitney Frank R., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r.
410 Xatoma
Whitney Franklin E. R.. chief of patrol Safe Deposit
Co..r. 634 Sutter
Whitney George, r. 923 Tyler
Whitnev George H., stevedore Pier 10, Steuart, r. 241
Bartlett
Whitnev Horace K. (Whitney & Benson, Alameda), r.
1309 Valiejo
Whitney James, bookkeeper Holbrook, Merrill & Stet-
son, r. 33 Kearny
Whitnev James, tinsmith, r. 5 Everett
WHITXEY JAMES D., physician and surgeon,
office 204 Sutter, r. Lick House
Whitney James G.. secretary, 22 Montgomery, r. 22
Bond
Whitnev James 0.(E. H. Jones & Co.), r. 1211 Tvler
1VHITXEY JAMES P., physician, office 204 Sut-
ter, r. 1007 Sutter
Whitney John H., president Northern Light Gold and
Silver Mining Co., office 419 California, room 27,
r. Oakland
Whitney John J., driver Omnibus R. R., r. 812 How-
ard
Whitney John R.(J. R. Whitney & Co.), r. San Jose
Whitney John T., r. 636 Jessie, bet Seventh and
Eighth
Whitney J. R. & Co., commission merchants, 612 Clay
Whitney O. H. G., Lumbermen's Pro. Union, 71 Mont
Whitnev Pliny M., clerk County Tax CoUector, r. 634
Sutter
Whitney Rosa B., adjuster coiner's department, U. S.
Mint, r. 623 Turk
Whitney S. A. Mrs. (widow) , r. 823 Post
Whitney Samuel H., watchmaker John R. Stone, r. 34
Rincon PI
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street. Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Wliitney Sumner (Sumner Whitney & Co.), r. 113
Pace,
WHITXEY SUMNER «S£ CO. (Joseph Hasbrouck,
lawbook publishers, GIU (Jlay
"Whituey Walter, bookkef-per, r. 1622 West Mission
Whitney William (J.W. Galo & Co.), r. :U Rincon PI
Whitney William M., delivery clerk Central Pac. K.
K., Wa.shington St. Wharf, r. CosmopDlitan Hotel
Whitney & Co"8 Express. Matthew LangstalT president,
A. F. Ifinmau agent, office 3-5 Commercial
"WHITXEY <Si 'WEBSTER (Francis L. Whitney,
and Frederick U. Web.ster), wool warehouse, S e
King, bet Fourth and Fifth
Whitstead Edward, bookkeeper C. Funkenstein & Co.,
r. 3'20 Sansom
WhittakiT Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Whittaker Isaac W., driver City E. K., r. 8 Erie
Whittaker J. K., clerk, r. Overland House
Whittaker Julius, r. 915 Stockton
Whittaker William, stairbuilder California Mills, r. 32
Perry
Whittaker. See Whitaker
Whittam Matthew, carpenter, r. 2726 Folsom
Wliittell George F., salesman Murphy, Grant & Co..
r. Occidental Hotel
Whittell Hugh, r. Occidental Hotel
Whittemore Daniel H. (Gallagher He Whittemore), at-
toruf-y at law, office 604 Commercial, r. SauRafael
Whittemore Henry C, clerk, r. 504 Minna
Whittemore Mary L. (widow), adjuster coiner's de-
partment U. S. Mint, r. 2iii Langton
Whitten Horatio H., reporter R. G. Dun & Co., r. Oak-
land
Whitten -James, waiter Lick House
Whitten James H., millhand A. M.Jewell k Co., r.
Berry, bet Third and Fourth
Whitteu Robert C, carpenter John Falconer, r. 15J^
SuTinr-r
Whitten Winfield S., teamster, r. 19 Freelon
Whitten Zachary T., shipping clerk S. F. and Pacific
Glass Works, r. 306 Ritch
Whittenton Samuel H., coachman T. H. Allen, 712
Greenwich
WHITTIER, FrLX.ER & CO. (W. Frank Whit-
titr, William P. Fviller, James Duffy, and David
Ravekes), proptrs White T^ead Works, 229-231 Fre-
mont, importers, and wholesale ijaints, oils,
glass, etc., and manufs mirrors, SWcorFrontand
Pine
Whittier James E., asphaltum roofs and sidewalks
629 Third and 803 Brannan, r. 116 Park Av
Whittier Joshua, roofer, r. 40S Fourth
■Syhittier W. Frank (Whittier, Fuller & Co.), r. SWcor
Howard and Twentieth
Whittiughill James W. (Whittinghill & Co.), r. 931
Market
Whittinghill & Co. (James W. Whittinghill and Budd
Smith), real-estateagents, 931 Market
Whittle Albert M., clerk S. F. Savings Union, r. Sher-
ihan. bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Whittle Deeriiig, clerk James De Fremery & Co., r.
Sherman, bet Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Whittle Hannah Miss, shoefitter Marks and Berliner,
r. 774 Howard
Whittle James, r. 20 Maiy
Whittle Robert, capitalist, office 302 Montgomery,
room 10, r. Oregon
Whittle Robert, policeman City Hall, r. Ihi Downey
Whitto^k William H.. faucv goods, 1 Bowen's Block,
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Whilton Albert K. (Riley & Whitton), and official re-
porter Twentieth District Court, office 65 Nevada
Block, r. San Jose
Whitton Charles F., reporter Twenty-third District
(^nirt, fiffice 234 Bush, room 3, r. Berkeley
"tt hitwell William S. Jr., surgeon Pacific Mail S. S.
City of Peking
Whitworth John M. (York & Whitworth), attorney at
law, office 120 Sutter, rooms 61-62, r. 19 Ellis
Whymann Frederick, r. S s Filbert, bet Battery and
Front
Whyte John P. (John P. Whyte & Co.) , r. 206 Fell, rear
Wh.te John P. k Co. (Tsidor W. Roussel), carpenters
and builders, 614 California
Whvte Malcolm C, molder, r. 637 Natoma
Whyte Neil C, machinist Pacific Iron Works, r. 637
Natoma
Whyte S. J., clerk, r. Overland House
Whyte Thomas, salesman Curtis, Dixon & Co, r. 703
Market
Whyte. See White and Wight
Whythene Robert, laborer, r. 446 Brannan
Wiard Louis, clirk G. Mcmnier *: Co., r. S17 Larkin
Wiberg Olof P., cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Factory,
r. 138 Clara
Wible Thomas B.. furniture, 1628 Mission
Wibecan George, cook stm Onward, Jackson Street
Wharf
Wiborg Peter A., driver Central R. R., r. 1530 Eddy
Wichilhausen Louis, sheep and cattle butcher, office
.535 Clay. r. 33 Sixth
Wichuiau Henry P. (Wichman & Lntgen), r. 740 Capp
Wichman & Lutgen (Henry P. Wichman and John
Lutgen), importers jind dealers wines and liquors,
321 Clay
Wichrowski Albert, tailor, 701 Hyde
Wick Orloff, laborer California Sugar Refinery, r. 434
Seventh
Wick Rosa Mrs., bakery, 1633 Post, r. 1618 Buchanan
Wickberg Swen F., master mariner, office 305 East
Wicke August, labonT Pool & Harris, r. 372 Brannan
Wicke William, r. 410 Sixth
Wickenburg S. F., captain bark Martha Ridcout,Pier
3, Steuart
Wickenhauser Frederick, carpenter, r. 3 Chatham PI
Wickeiihauser Fritz (Ehrmann & Wickenhauser), r.
22 Stockton PI
Wicker Frederick W., salesman, r. 930 Market
Wicker Henry J., bookkeeper Kutner & Goldstein, r.
969 Howard
Wicker Herman E., bookkeeper A. Waldstein, r. 308
Tenth
Wicker Lewis R., gardener Gottlieb Mitchler, NW cor
Sacramento ,(: Jones
Wicker L. R. Mrs., domestic NWcor Sacramento and
Jones
Wickersham L., miner, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Wick.-rshani William H., contractor, r. 130 Fell
Wickertsheimer Frederick, tailor, 428 Dupont, r. 8
Virginia PI
Wickes Alfred M., clerk Grand Hotel, r. 917 Valencia
Wickes E., bellman Lick House
Wickes Silas T., salesman C. T. Raynolds & Co.,r. 807
Leavenworth
Wickett George, fireman S. S. Great Republic
Wickland A., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Wicklund Charles, seaman, r. Western House, 134
Steuart
Wickman Emma A. Miss, assistant St. Joseph's Gram-
mar School, r. 619 Fell
Wickman Georgina Miss, r. 619 Fell
Wickman James Frederick, bookkeeper, r. 619 Fell
Wickman Margaret (widow), r. 619 Fell
Wicks Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Wicks George, driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 120 Wil.
dey
Wickson Edward J., editor Pacific Rural Press, office
414 Clay, r. Berkeley
Wickson George, salesman Frank Bros. & Co., r. 311
Stockton
Wickstead John, miner, r. 618 M Linden Av
Wickwaro George C, capitalist, r. Grand Hotel
Widber Frank H., bookkeeper Neustjidter Brothers,
r. 1 Fifth
Widber Jacob, carpenter Public School Department,
r. 118 Eddy
WIDBER JAJIES H., apothecary and chemist,
8W cor Market and Third, r. Bluudell House
Widder Goswin. civil engineer, r. 3 Medau PI
Widdiiig George, longshoreman, r. IH Freelon
Widdonson John, master mariner, r. 6 Clay
Wideiiifin Jiimea Dr.. teacher German North Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 2522 Webster
Widen R. G.. speculator, r. .321 Pacific
Widmau Elizabetli Miss. r. .'113 Franklin
WIDM.VX WIIjI..IAM H. , mining secretary, of-
fice 234 Montgomery, room 1, r. IWm Dupont
Widmanu Ferdinand, porter YatoB k Co., r.NEcor Pa-
cific and Stockton
Widmann Theodore, mining secretary, otBce 404
Montgomery, r. NE cor Pacific and Stockton
Widmer Henry, leader ore hestra Baldwin's Theater.
r. 48 St. Ann's Building
Wieard Alais, carpenter, r. E s San Jose Av, nr Twen-
tv-ninth
Wiebalk Nicholas, groceries and liquors, SW cor Polk
and Bush
Wiebo William (Wiebe & Strehl), r. 7 Cottage PI
Wiebe & Strehl (William Wiebe and PhilUp Strehl),
barbers, 20 Stockton
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Wietoldt Bros. (Peter and Henry W.), groceries and
and liquors, NW cor Twentieth and Valencia
Wieboldt Henry W. (WieboUlt Brothei-s, and Ley-
decker & 'Wieboldt), r. 564 Js Natoma
Wieboldt Peter (Wieboldt Brothers), r. NW cor
Twentieth and Valencia
Wiebusch Henry, clerk Matthias Meyer, r. SW cor
Stockton and 'Washington
Wiechmann Annie Miss, domestic 603 Fell
Wieck Adolph, laborer Union Soap Factory, S s Juni-
per, bet Folsoni and Harrison
Wiedmau John, cooper David Woerner, r. 510 Bryant
Wiedrr Frederick C, cooper David Woerner, r. 34
Mary
Wiegaud B., shoemaker, 127 Page
Wiegand Charles, watchman, r. SE cor Seventh Av
and M.. South S. F.
Wiegand Eugene (D. M. Bishop & Co.), r. C26 Filbert
Wiegand Herman, driver Frederick Martens, r. SE
cor Union and Powell
Wiegand John H., liquor saloon, 113 Drumm, r. 673
Clementina
Wiegand Martin, deckhand stm Alice Garratt, Wash-
iiigtiiu St. Wharf
Wiegand Kichard, painter Sanford M. Hills, r. 279
Stevenson
Wiegand William, laborer, r. Oriental Hotel
Wiegst Benardin, Swiss Benev. Soc, ^hi Kearny
Wiegiiian Albert, laundryman Mme. C. Bonglet, r. 527
Hayes
Wiegmau Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Kefinery, r.
537 Seventh
Wiegmann Henry F., grocer, r. 1532 Post
Wiegmaun M., tinsmith, r. 214 Fillmore
Wiegner John, carpenter, r. W s Oak, bet Devisadero
and Scott
Wiehe Harry, captain schr Express, r. 423 East
Wiel Babette Miss, r. 1427 Post
Wiel Jacob, stock clerk Hccht Brothers t Co., r. 1427
Post
Wiel Lewis P. (Buckingham & Hecht), r. 1117 Van
Xess Av
Wieland Adolph F., bookkeeper Philadelphia Brew-
erv, r. 236 Second
■U^EeLaxD brothers (John and Frederick),
importers, commission merchants, and dealers
provisions, butter, cheese, etc., 326-328 Front
Wieland Conrad, musician, r. 1705 J^ Market
Wii^land Dora (widow), r. 804 Turk
W^IKLiAXD FRAXK, wines and liquors, 28 Lied-
esdorH', r. '.i.'i3 Howard
Wieland Frederick (Wieland Brothers), r. 1513 Post
Wieland Frederick L., engineer Philadelphia Erevr-
ery, r. 107 Tehama
Wieland Gecge, hostler Central K. E. r. 1115
Tyler
Wieland Herman W., brewer Philadelphia Brewery,
r. 236 Second
Wieland John (Wieland Brothers), r. 824 Turk
■WIEI,.VXD JOHN, proptr Philadelphia Brewery,
22.S-240 Second, r. 236 Second
Wieland John Henry, clerk Philadelphia Brewery, r.
236 Second
Wieland Walter T., second officer S. S. Monterey,
r. North Pacific Hotel
Wiener A. Mrs. ( widow), r. 321 '<; O'Farrell, rear
Wiener Aaron, salesman, r. 138 Perry
Wiener Adolph, clerk, r. 223G Bush
Wiener Bella (widow), r. 948 Folsom
■Wiener Edward O. (S. F. Steamboat and Transfer
Co.),r. Occidental Hotel
Wiener Henry, r. 1357 Post
Wiener Henry, hidesalter. r. 812 Folsom
• Wiener Isaac, bakery, 225 Fifth
Wiener John, porter, r. 234 Ritch
Wiener Mitchel, manager Moses A. Wolfe, r. 528
Jessie
1 Wiener Jlorris H., books and stationery, 334 Sixth
Wieners Augustus C. (Wieners & Stager), r.SW cor
Missicin and First
Wieners i: Stager (Augustus C. Wieners and Richard
Stager), win«R and liquors, 136 JIain
Wieiiholz Nicholas (Wienholz& Englesmau),r.NEcor
M.'tiii and Bryant
Wieuholz & Enghsman (Nicholas Wienholz and Hen-
ry Euglesman), liquor saloon, NE cor Main and
Bryant
Wier John, jeweler, r. 409 Pacific
Wier Theodore, salesman Eisen Bros., r. 12 Stevenson
Wier. See Ware, Wehr and Weir
Wierck Anthony P. , seaman, r. 37 Baldwin Cqurt
Wiese Charles (Wiese & Wagner) , r. 119 Jackson
Wiese Clemens E., fresco painter, r. 1422 Broadway
Wiese Frederick, bartender J. C. Haberling, r. 14 Har-
lan PI
Wiese Frederick, m\isician, r. 922 Twentieth
Wiese George,H., stevedore, r. SW cor Day and Church
Wie^e Hermann, druggist J. R. Gates & Co., r. 802
Stockton 1
Wiese John (Eiekels & Wiese) , r. 529 Valencia j
Wiese Minnie (widow) , r. 614 Natoma j
Wiese Peter, upholsterer, r. 917 Natoma
Wiese William, manager John Braken, Five Mile
House, E s San Bruno Road, ur County Line
Wiese & Wagner (Charles Wiese and Gottfried Wag-
ner) , proptrs New North German Hotel, 119 Jack
Wiesenhavern Louis, r. 12 Cleaveland, rear
Wieser Joseph, r. 7U9 Montgomery
Wiesie Frederick, captain schr Mary Gratwick,r.ll8M
Welsh
Wiesmann Jacob, expressman, NW cor Stockton and
Vallejo, r. 704 Vallejo
Wiessmer William, second assistant engineer S. S.
Great Republic
Wiessner John, carrier Evening Post, r. 17 Elliot Park
Wiest Theodore, clerk Michels, Friedlander & Co., r.
Wiester William H. (Wiester & Co.). r. 2235 M Howard
"WIESTER »& CO. (William H. Wiester), useful in-
ventions, 17 New Montgomery, Grand Hotel
Wife George, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Wigfall Dempsey, hairdressing saloon, W' s Annie,
bet Jessie and Stevenson, r. 163 Jessie
Wigfall Dempsey Jr., waiter bar room Palace Hotel,
r. 163 Jessie
WIGGER HEXRI, German law office, 240 INIont-
gomery, rooms 9-10, r. cor Post and Buchanan
Wigger Mary (widow), r. 1 Park Av
Wiggett Harry F., r. 629 California
Wiggett Henry (Wiggett & Lupton) , r. 20 Hinckley
Wiggett & Lupton (Henry Wiggett and Charles B. Lup-
ton) , Pioneer Soda Works, 20-22 Hinckley
Wiggin Charles H., baggageman Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 624 Fourth
Wiggin Charles L., bookkeeper, r. 2007 Taylor
Wiggin E. W., trader, r. 120 Ellis
AViggin Harry, barkeeper John J. Murphy, r. 115 Kear
Wiggin John, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Wiggin Lettice M. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 1510 Jones
Wiggin Eufus, watchman Phelps Manuf Co.
Wiggin William D. F., clerk C. James King of Wil-
liam & Co., r. 20 Kearny
Wiggin William K., housepainter, r. 725 Union
Wiggins John H., stockcutter Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 13 Pago
Wiggins William H., first assistant engineer Pacific
Mail S. S. Dakota, r. 628 '-^2 Miuua
Wiggins William H. Jr., clerk William A. Plunkett, r.
ti'lSH Minna
Wiggins AVilliam W., attorney at law, r. 45 South
Park
Wight Stephen H., wagonmaker Samuel Weston, r.
2108 Polk
Wight. See Wbite and Whyte
Wightman Alexander C, stockbroker, office 419 Cali-
fornia, room 7. r. 341 McAllister
AVightman Ann M. (widow), r. 341 McAllister
AVightinau Bros. (James and John Jr.) , produce com-
mission, 117 Clay
Wightman Frank, helper David R. Coleman, r. 9 A"al-
le.jo
Wightman James (Wightman Bros.) , r. Oakland
Wightman John, shipsmith David R. Colemau, r. 9
Vallejo
AVightman John Jr. (Wightman Bros.), r. 611 Fell
Wightman William B., clerk Joseph E. Smiley, r. 826
Sutter
Wiglein John J. (B. Dreyfus & Co.), r. New York
City
Wigmau Christian, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r.
North German House
AVigmoTe Alphonso A., clerk John Wigmore, r, NAV cor
Pai ific Av and Octavia
Wigmore James, local polieeman, r. 13 Verba Buena
■WIG3IORE JOHN, cabinet woods, 127-131 Spear,
r. NW cor Pacific Xv and Octavia
Wihl Gustav (Uieffenbachor & Wihl), r. 17 Third
Wik Olol , refiner Pacific Refinery and Bullion Ex-
change, r. 434 Seventh
Wiklund John, seaman, r. Western House
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemen's FumisMng Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
WIL
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907
Wilbar Charles F., boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. 6
Converse
Wilbar Htnry C, boxmaker S. F. Box Factory, r. 6
Converse
Wilbar James C, engineer, r. G Converse
Wilbar Marshall, carpenter, r. 6 Converse
Wilbar. See Wilbur
Wilberg O. P., cabinetmaker S. F. Fumittire Factory
Wilbert :Miirtin L., blacksmith B. Grave & Co., r. 137
Moutfjomery
Wilbert Valentine P., r. 823 Post
Wilbert William, salesman Palmer Bros., r. American
Exchange Hotel
Wilbirt Edgar W., dentist J. L. Wilbirt, r. 18 Capp
Wilbirt John L., dentist, 18 Third, r. 18 Capp
Wilbur Edward D., driver Market and Fifth St. R.
R.. r. Stanford Hotel
Wilbur George B., bookkeeper Edwin F. Child, r. 5
Garden
Wilbur J. B., contractor and builder, r. 137 Montgom-
ery, room Hi
Wilbur Oscar C, student Barnard's Business College,
r. 70 Clementina
Wilburn Elizabeth A. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1301
Sacramento
Wilburn Georgia B. Miss, r. 1301 Sacramento
Wilbut William B., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r.
Ahlboru House
Wilby Charles, musician, r. COS Jackson
Wilby William, portt r Thomas Day, r. 22 Potter ♦
WrLCOCKS BEIVJAMIIV, collector, office 625
Merchant, r. 5 Calhoun
Wilcox Burke, wool, r. 233 O'Farrell
Wilcox Carrie Miss, r. 212 Ellis
Wilcox David lE. B. Dean & Co.) , r. Oakland
Wilcox Emma Miss, dressmaker, r. .50(i Grove
Wilcox Harriet Mrs., bakery and confectionery, 2503
Mission
Wilcox Horace M., carpenter, r. 239 Fremont
Wilcox James, r. 1118 Howard
Wilcox James H., capitalist, r. Commercial Hotel
Wilcox John E., printer Evangel Publishing Co., r.
212 Ellis
Wilcox Joseph R., carpenter, r. 926 Folsom
Wilcox Laura (widow), r. 502 Stevenson
Wilcox Louisa E. (widow), r. 1806 Mason
Wilcox Maria (widow), seamslress, r. 327 Fifth
Wilcox Mark, seaman S. S. Orizaba, Broadway Wharf
Wilcox Robert T., driver Market and Filth St. R. R.,
r. Tiger Hotel
Wilcox Russell JL, cider peddler, r. 2503 Mission
Wilcox Silas, teamster Superintendent of Streets, r.
j 506 Grove
Wilcox Willard J., glue manuf, Fifteer.th Av, nr San
I Bruno Road. r. Eighteenth Av, bet R. and S,
South S. F.
Wilcox William C, steam pump works, 417 Mission,
r. 251 Third
Wilcox. See Willcox
Wild Charles R., millwright, r. Philadelphia House
; Wild Frank, hostler John F. Willson, r.l26 Ellis
Wild Frederick (Wild & O'Connor), r. 1'235 Market
Wild Jacob, baker, r. 609 Jackson
Wild Thomas C. (Eagh s & Wild), r. 748 Folsom
Wild «: O'Connor (Frederick Wild and Charles O'Con-
nor) , plumbers and gasfitters, 17:i0 Market
Wilde Clara L. Miss. r. 1001 California
W'ilde Francis B., cashier A. Roman k Co., r. NW cor
Jackson ai/d Eightl;, Oakland
Wilde James M., merchaudisebroker, 405 Front, r.
1001 California
Wilde John L., collector Pacific St. Wharf, r. Oak-
land
"WILDER A. Bi. (Powers & Wilder), physician,
office and r.215 Geary
Wilder Charles B., ship and signpainter, SWcor Mis-
sion and Steuart, r. SW cor Howard and Steuart
Wilder Charles F., r. 216 Eighteenth
Wilder Charles J., freight auditor Central Pac. R. R.,
office XE cor Fourth and Townseud, room 28, r.
012 Pine
Wn-DER DAVID, mining secretary, office 328
Montgomery, room 21, r. 906 Leavenworth
Wilder Edward F., driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 1204
Lark in
Wilder Frederick, mining, r. 803 Bush
Wilder H., r. 118 Post
Wilder James, boatman, r. 40 Clarence PI
Wilder James W. (Stephens & Wilder), r. 1500 Folsom
Wilder James W., artesian wellborer, r. 130 Fifth
Wilder William A., clerk Wiuans, Bellknap k Oodor, I
r. 806 Kearny
Wilder William P., carpenter D. A. MBcd..iiald k Co.,
r. 461 Minna
Wildernuith Julius, proptr Old Turn Verein Hall, 620
Bush
Wildes Frank L., draughtsman U. 8. Surveynr-aon-
eral's Office, r. 6-.'8 Harrison
Wildes Joseph H., chief druughtsTuan U. 8. Surveyor-
Oeneral's Office, r. 628 Harrison
Wildgans George, shoemaker John Sullivan, r. Green-
wich, nr Sansom
Wilds George West, tanner Funckc & Co.. r. 37 Con-
verse
Wilds John, driver N. B. and Mission R. U., r. 4 Mil-
ler PI
Wildt Valentine, machinist William T. Garratt, r.317
Bush
Wile David, drayman Richards k Harrison, r. 171B
Sutter, rear
Wilegans Frank, r. 244 Sutter
Wiles John, fruit peddler, r. W s Oak, bet Devisadero
and Scott
Wiley Charles, groceries and liquors, SWcor Twentv-
fourth and Vicksburg
Wiley Forrest H., conductor Market St. and Hayes
Valley K. R., r. 1108 Steiner
Wiley Hannah (widow), r. 731 Broadway
Wiley Isaac, master mariner, r. 6(13 Treat Av
Wiley James, seaman, r. 41 Pacific
Wiley John H., carpenter Freeland & Hamma, r. 1112
Kearny
Wiley Samuel R., bookkeeper James K. Prior, r. 1014
Mason
Wilgalon Charles, laborer, r. 3 Lincoln PI
Wilgers Charles B., driver James Tomkinson, r. '251
Stevenson
Wilhelm Alois, foreman Herman Royer, r. 512 Fourth
Wilhelm .■Vugust, physician, office 29 Keamy, r. 10(5
Eddy
Wilhelm Carl L. (estate of ), apothecary. NW cor Sixth
and Mission
Wilhelm Christopher, laborer Henry Koerber & Bro.,
r. 18 Bernard
Wilhelm Conrad, expressman, r. 220 Chestnut
Wilhelm George, cooper Rudolph Armstrong, r. 43
Clara
Wilhelm Jacob, shoemaker, r. 10 Midway
Wilhelm John, cooper Pac. Barrel and Keg Factory,
r. 43 Clara
Wilhelmi Conrad, cashier Macondray & Co., r. Ala-
meda ir-i'V
Wilhelmi Elizabeth (widow), groceries. Twenty-
eighth, bet Ch\irch and Sanchez
Wilhelmi H. & Co. (Charles Erzgraber). importera
wines and li'iuors. 324 Clny
Wilhelmi Herman (H. Wilhelmi * Co.), r. Alameda
Wilhelnison Peter, cariicnter. r. 712 Howard
Wilke Ernest, waiter St. Ann's Rest, r. 6 O'Far-rell PI
Wilke Ferdinand, painter, r. NE cor Gutrrero and
Eighteenth
Wilke Frederick, bartender, r. Turk Stre(^ Hotel
Wilke Frederick E., stockbroker, office iW California,
r. 71<) I'nion
Wilke Henry (Koerner .t Wilke). r. 1639 Mission
Wilke Henry, cigarmakcr Mayrisch Brothers & ('"..
r. 923 Sacramento
Wilke Herman Mrs., dressmaker, r. 812 O'Farrell
Wilke Herman T.. r. 812 OTarrell
Wilke J. S., stairbullder Jesse *: Drew, r. Park Hotel
Wilke Louis, liquor saloon, 242 Sutter
Wilke T. S., cabinetmaker Jesse & Drew, r. Park
Hotel
Wilke. See Wilkle
Wilken Henry, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Wilkens Amandus (Schumacher kWilkens Brothers),
r. SE cor Vnlenciu and Twenty-first
Wilkens Charl.s (Wilkens* Co.). r. Oakland
Wilkens Charles, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Wilkens Ernst, clerk Kru^er A: Hollings, r. SE cor
Mason A; Geary
Wilkens Ferdinand (Schumacher k Wilkens Bro8.).r.
SE cor Valencia and Twenty-first
Wilkens Gerhard (John W.WIlki ns k Co.) . r. 600 Third
Wilkens John W. (John W. Wilkens k Co.), r. West
Oakland
Wilkens .John W. * Co. (Gerhard Wilkens). grocorleB
and liquors. SW cor Third and Brannan
WILKENS MATTHIAS, groceries and liquors,
NE cor Mason and Chestnut, r. 2124 Maaon
IT
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BEAMISH, Shirt Maniifacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
WIL
908
WIL
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Wilkens & Co. (Charles Wilkens and Bernard Natorp) ,
shipping and commission merchants, office 109
California
Wilkens. See Wilkins
Wilkes George P., longshoreman, r. 48 Pacific
TVilkes May Miss, actress Baldwin's Theatre
■Wilkes. See Wilks
Wilkie Andrew (Moore, Wilkie & Gray) , r. 433 Oak
Wilkie George, r. 270 First
Wilkie James, caulker, r. 1 Central PI
Wilkie John G., with John Reagan, r. 270 First
Wilkie. See Wilke
Wilkin Frank H.. r. 715 Howard
Wilkius Miss, dressmaker, r. 202 Sixth
Wilkins Abraham, furniture, 128 Fourth
Wilkins Caldwell K., salesman Weil Bros. & Co., r. 206
Hyde
Wilkius Charles G., foreman rolling room TJ. S. Mint,
r. 322 Turk
Wilkins Daniel, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Wilkins EUa Miss, machine operator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 334 Twenty-eighth
Wilkins Frank, instrumentmaker John Koach, r. 1011
Vallejo
Wilkins Frank A., bookkeeper J. G. Jackson, r. 706
California
Wilkins Frederick, nightwatchman, r. 119 Park Av
Wilkins Frederick A. (Wilkius it Foy), r. 611 Larkin
Wilkius George, master mariner, r. 127 Jackson
Wilkins George F. H. (Wilkins & Bischoff),r. 1601
Turk
Wilkins Henry, driver City R. R., r. 1805 Mission
Wilkins Horace L., seaman, r. 246 Beale
Wilkins James M., traveling agent, r. 1808 Ellis
Wilkius John, clerk, r. 1014 Montgomery
Wilkins John H., porter Nevada Block, r. 502 Stock-
ton, rear
Wilkins John H. B., attorney at law, ofBce 438 Cali-
fornia, r. Oakland
Wilkins Johu R.. scenic artist, r. 703 Taylor
Wilkins John S., passenger and package express, SE
cor California and Montgomery, r. 643 Mission
Wilkins John S. Mrs., hairdresser, 940 Howard
Wilkins John W., driver City R. R., r. 1803 Mission
Wilkins Laura P. (widow), furnished rooms, 1022
Stockton
Wilkins Liua, domestic 1820 Post
Wilkins Louis, driver Sutter St. R. R., r. 1308 }<; Polk
Wilkins Perry, r. 1028 Market
Wilkins Phebe (widow) , r. 234 Ritch
Wiikins Sarah (widow), r. 502 Stockton, rear
Wilkius Thomas, carpenter Pac. Improvement Co., r.
426 Xatoma
Wilkins Willard P., carpenter Presidio Reservation,
r. 3008 Fillmore
Wilkius & Bischoff (George F. H. Wilkins and Henry
Bischoff), groceries and liquors, 1601 Turk
Wilkins & Foy (Frederick A. Wilkins and John J.
Foy), teamsters, office SW cor Battery and Pac
Wilkinson Anna Mrs., teacher, r. 1222 Leavenworth
Wilkinson Clark, barber Dempsey Wigfall, r. 546
Mission
Wilkinson Edward O., searcherrecords. office 317 Cali-
fornia, r. E s Diamond, bet Eighteenth and Nine-
tftnth
Wilkinson Eli. liquor saloon, SW cor Bay and Fillmore
Wilkinson Felix G., porter Post Street House, and
lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 207 Post
Wilkinson Frank, clerk, r. 12 Ellis
Wilkiuson George, civil engineer, r. 706 California
Wilkinson Hinuilton, upholsterer, r. 602 Stevenson
Wilkinson Hurry, salesman Francis Mandlebaum, r.
312 Sacrniiicnto
Wilkinson James, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Wilkinson James, messenger Insurance Commissioner,
r. 11 Lynch
Wilkinson John J., cooper Lawson & Moore, r. 32 }?
Laugton
Wilkinson Joseph, \ipholsterer Joseph T. Terry & Co.,
r. 502 Stevenson
Wilkinson Mari. Miss, private school, 539 Turk
Wilkinson Mary Aun (widow), r. 6mhi Clementina
Wilkinson Pliilotus C, drayman Taber, Barker & Co.,
r. 1235 IMission
Wilkinson Ricliard, carpenter, r. 16 Downey
Wilkinson Koderigo, messenger paymaster's depart-
ment U. S. A., r. Oaklnnd
Wilkinson Samuel, foreman John F. Knox, Town-
send, nr Fifth
■Wilkinson Samuel J., painter, r. 3 Rausch
I Wilkinson Thomas, carpenter and builder, 1520 Tyler
Wilkinson William, boots and shoes, 1212 Polk, r. N a
Walnut, bet Octavia and Laguna
i Wilkinson. See Wilkerson
; Wilkosky Samuel, merchant, r. 309 Octavia
Wilks Charles T., molder Golden State and Miners
Iron works, r. 1039 Folsom
Will Charles, pantryman stm Julia, Washington Street
Wharf
Will Frederick A. (Will & Fiuck) , r. 828 Geary
Will John D.. barkeeper Herman F. Morken, r. 331
Montgomery
Will P. Henry, with Lachman & Jacobi, r. 1308 Polk
Will Theodore C, cellarman Lachman & Jacobi, r. 11
Hincklev
TTELL. & FINCK (Frederick A. Will and Julius
Fiuck), cutlers, locksmiths and surgical instru-
mentmakers, 769 Market
Willard Ada Mrs. (Morrow & Willard) ,r. 124 O'Farrell
Willard Edd, carriagemaker Morrison & Co., r. 113
Powell
Willard Emory L. Dr., mining, office 331 Montgomery,
room 28, r. 1312 Natoma
Willard George A., clerk Pacific Improvement Co., r.
Oakland
Willard Harriet P. Miss, dressmaker, r. 1511 Clay
Willard Joseph, salesman David Samuel, r. 523
Kearny
I Willard Mattie Miss, r. 204 Post
' Wiltord Mellen G.. clerk Crocker & Suydam, r. 1511
Clay
i Willard M. P. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 30 Ellis
; Willard W. P., cashier National Gold Bank and Trust
j Co., office 401 Montgomery
I Willard W. S., architect, r. 115 Montgomery Block
; Willbraud Bernard, carpenter, r. Germania, bet Fill-
' more and Steiner
I Willcox Thomas, civil engineer, r. 1618 Geary
' Willcox Thomas W., carpenter and builder, r.E s Dia-
j mond, l>et Xineteeuth and Twentieth
I TTELLCOX & GIBBS SEAVIXG MACHIXE
CO., and Automatic Machine, Chester L. Hovey
agent, 124 Post
Willcox. See Wilcox
Willeutt James (Willcutt & Rowe) , r. Nucleus House
WTX.IiCUTT JOSEPH L,.. secretary and general
passenger and ticket agent Southern Pac. R. R.,
office NE cor Fourth and Townsend, room 34, r.
Oakland
Willcutt & Rowe (James Willcutt and Albert Rowe),
shipwrights and calkers, 5 Merchant
Wille Louis, laborer Mohlfeldt & Wallmann, r. 504
Jones
Willen Frederick, carpenter, r. 3M Polk
Willen Thomas, watchman Union Pac. Silk Co., r. Es
San Bruno Road, nr County Line
Willers Peter, waiter Huber it Gercke, r. 317 Bush
Willes William H., porter William B. Cooke & Co., r.
723 Market
Willett Albert P., foreman men's department S. W.
Levy, r. 112 Fell
Willett Walter H., machine operator Porter, Oppen-
heimer. Slessinger it Co., r. 872 Mission
Willey (widow), r. 935 Vallejo
Willey Andrew, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Willcv A. P.. r. 1201 Taylor
Willey Charles, hostler Market St. R. R.,r. E s Second
Av, nr Sixteenth, rear
Willey Charles J. (O. F. Willey & Co.),r. 108 Prospect
PI
Willey Frederick, blacksmith Sutter St. R. R., r. 35
Austin
j Willey GustavusB.. shoemakers. W.Levy, r.lOO Hayes
' Willey Henry, car builder Sutter St. R. R.. r. Oakland
Willey Henry, mate schr Emily F. Bichard.r. 12 Jack-
son
Willev James (James Willey & Co.), r. 861 Folsom
1VII.,LeY JAMES tt CO.. real estate and collec-
tion, office 434 Kearny
Willey James F., teamster, r. 319 Capp
Willey James H., painter, r. 504'^ Third
Willey John M., physician, office and r. 1019 Folsom
Willey Louis, seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Main Street
Wharf
"WIL.L.E'T O. F. «& CO. (Charles J. Willey), im-
porters, manufs and dealers carriages and wagons,
427 Montgomery'
■WIL.LEY OTIS F. (O. F. Willey & Co.), r. 522
Third
Willey William, laborer, r. 247 Second
BULLOCK S: JONUS, 105 Montsomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Eeamy St., opposite the Plasa.
WIL
909
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Willgrem Robert, liquor saloon, 31 Sacramento r I
Oakland ' ' I
Willi Grcgor, gardener, r. 2720 Mission 1
Willi John, Swiss Beuev Soc, 5 S Kearny
Willi Josc-ijh, brewer Chifa«o Brewery, r. U20 Pine
William Penu Mining Co. (Lyon Co., Nev.), Omar J. '
Humphrey secretary, office 328 Montgomery I
room 20 I
WILLIAM TELXi HOUSE, Huber & Gercke
proptrs, 317 Bush '
Williamhurst John, capitalist, r. 1914 Broadway
Williams A. A., r. iUo McAllister
Williams Aaron Eev., r. 013 Mission ;
Williams Abram P. (Livingston & Co.), r. 009 Sutter '
Williams Albert, master mariner, r. 210 Third |
Williams Albert Kev.. r. XE cor Second and Folsom
Williams Albert H., clerk, r. 1310 Mason
Williams A. M., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Williams Amos L., book agent, r. 319 Fourth
Williams Charles J., oompoaitor Alt* CaliforDla. r.
115 Kearny
Williams Charles J., niachlnlBt 8. F. Obm Lt)»ht C«i.
WillianiM Charles J., painter Doerrer 4 KfUy. r. US
Twelfth
Williams Charles L. (C. L. Williams k Co.), r. 22
(ieary
Williams Chauncey B., street contractor, office 43C
Montgomery, r. N s Dorland, bet Cburch and San-
chez
Williams Chester (Williams Brothers), p. 1119 Sutter
Williams C. L. & Co., general merchandise, manufs
ink, and agents giant cement, 417 Washingt'jn
Williams Cordelia (widow), r. 418.^, Post
Williams C. R., r. 68 Oregon
Williams CjtII, clerk Faulkner, Bell & Co., r. 724
Turk •
Williauis David, watchman Cal. Lead Works, r. 73."
Braunun
Williams Amos M., stonecutter Frank Williams.r. 707 Williams 1). B., r. 404 Second
Francisco
Williams Andrew, boatman, r. 1 Berry
Williams Andrew, longshoreman, r. 2C Bluxome
Williams Andrew G., clerk Eugene E. Dewey, r. 13
Stockton
Williams Anna Mrs., fitter Rosenthal, Feder i Co., r.
or Thirtieth and Chenery
Williams Delia, cook Mrs. Celia Dexter, r. r>34 Bush
Williams E., engineer O. k O. S. S. Oceanic
Williams Eben B., student rniverwity Mound Col-
I lege
] Williams Edmund, laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. W s
I Shasta, bet Illintiis and Michigan
Williams Edmund, hostler, r. 127 Jackson
Williams Annie (widow), fruit and confectionery, SE Williams Edward, r. Ju'.i Leulesdorff
cor (,'lay and Powell
Williams .\nnie Miss, r. 107 Buchanan
Williams .\nnie L., hairdresser, r. 734 Folsom
Williams Antoine, watchman Btm S. M. Whipple
Williams Aut^ustus, gastitter, r. 100 Tehama
Williams Benjamin (Bisbie, Williams A: Co.). r. IGIG
Geary
Williams Edward, salesman Stephen O. Williauid, r.
325 Fourth
Williams Edward, sawyer Centennial Planing Mill, r.
H Park Av
Williams Edward, solicitor International Hotel
Williams Edward .\., blacksmith Pioneer Imn Works,
733 Clementina
■WLLL.IAMS, BLAXCHARD & CO. (Henry B. Williams Edward A., bookkeeper, r. E s Tweuty-flfth.
Williams), shipping and commission merchants,
agents Pacific Mail S. S. Co.. Panama Transit S. S.
Co., Canard R. M. S. S. Co., California Line Clip,
per Ships from New York, Hawaiian Line Clip-
pers from Honolulu. The Marine Insurance Co.
of London, China Traders' Insurance Co. (limited) .
Baldwin Locomotive Works of Philadeljibia. and
bet Sanchez and Noe
Williams Edward A., second officer S. 8. Salinas, r.
.\lameda
Williams Edward E., superintendent Mendocino Lum-
ber Co.. r. Oakland
Williams Edward F. (McCargar & Wiliams), r. 1640
Mission
A. Whitney & Son's Car Wheel Manufacturing Williams Edward J., steward William Kornecb, r. 247
Co., office 218 California j Second
WILLIAMS BROTHERS (Chester and Henry L. Williams Edwin A., bookkeeper A. L. Fish tfbo., r.
Williams and A. A. Lindsley), leather and shoe 709 Folsom
findings, and manufs morocco, goat, kid and Williams Edwin S., deckhand stm S. M. Whipple
sheep skins, factory Sixth Av, South S. F., store , Williams E. H., presidents. F. Transfer Co., office 540
25-27 New Montgomery
Williams C. Miss, assistant Eighth St. Grammar
School, r. Mission, nr Second
Williams C. A., painter, 1 Burgoyne PI
Williams Caroline Miss, teacher, r. 5 Prospect PI
Williams Caroline A. Mrs., r. -0 Sacramento
Market, r. St. David's House
Williams Eldred C, student Heald's Business Col-
lege
Williams Eliza (widow), r. 2000 Larkin
Williams Elizabeth (widow), r. 27 Eddy
Williams Elizabeth, teacher Spanish. S22 Bryant
Williams Caroline A. Mrs., proprietress Sacramento Williams Elizabeth M. (widow), r. 228 Turk
Lodging House, 081 Mission
Williams C. C, salesman, r. Ha<-kmi ier's Hotel
Williams C. F., r. 807 Market
Williams C. H., bookkeeper, r. 1411 Bush
Williams Charles, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Williams Charles, r. 308 Sutter
Williams Charles, bookbinder, r. 113 Twelfth
Williams Charles, carpenter, 419 Commercial, r. 821
Filbert
Williams Elizabeth Miss, portrait painter, I'JO Sutter,
room 40
Williams Ella A. (widow), r. 422 Ellis
Williiias Ellen, stewardess S. S. Orizaba, Broadway
Wharf
Williams Emil, clerk F. M. L. Peters t Co., r. 722
Washington
Williams Emily, weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
torv. Black Point
Williams Charles, cook Philip Funcke, r. 37 Con- Williams Eugene, paper finisher A. D. Keniingtun k
verse I Co., r. 1411 Bush
Williams Charles, drayman, cor Steuart and Mission, Willianjs Eugene F., student Barnard's BuslDess Col-
r. 20 Ash Av j lige
Williams Charles, drayman Arthur M. Ebbets, r. 54 ! Williams Evan, miner, r. 218 Broadway
Sacramento ' Williams F., machinist Risdon I. and L. Wi'rks
Williams Charles, engineer, r. 1 Eddy , Williau.s Fannie (widow), r. 1420 Jackson
Williams Charles, fruits, 01 Third, r. 041 Commercial , Williams Fannie 8. Miss, r. E s Lyon, bet Bush and
Williams Charles, oystermau Llebold & Co., r. 114
Hayes
Williams Charles, seaman, r. Western House
Sutter
Williams Francis, cook, r. 5.34 Bush
Williams Frau< is. plasterer, r. 74 Brady
Williams Charles, steward Marlborough House, r. 277 : Williams Frank, deckhand stm Yosemlte
Stevenson
Williams Charles, waiter, r. 641 Commercial
Williams Charles, watchman stm Yosemite
Williams Charles B., assistant bookkeeper Dodge,
Sweeney & Co.. r. Oakland
Williams Charles E., student Heald's Business Col-
lege
Williams Charles H., bookkeeper C. C. Burr & Co., r.
1411 Bush
Williams Charles H., employee J. Spaulding & Co.
Williams Charles H., director of amusements Wood-
ward's Gardens, r. '2041 Howard
Williams Charles J., clerk, r. 1118 Howard
Williams Frank, master mariner, r. 229 Geary
I Williaii:s Frank, luundrymun 8. F. Laundry. Eddy,
I bet Fillmore and Steiuer
Williams Frank, propertyman California Theater, r.
414 Post
Williams Frank, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
' Williams Frank, seaman, r. 1309 Broadway
WIKLI.VMS FRANK, stom-yard, junction Pino
anil Market, r. 27 Eddy
Williams Franklin, draftsman Stephen H. Wlllianin.
r. 1713 Larkin
I Williams Frederick, flahdealer, Central Market, r. 2'W
I Minna, rear
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Williams Frederick, lumberman Pope & Talbot, r. 604
Turk
Williams Frederick, machinist, r. E s Illinois, nr
Twentieth
Williams Frederick, tinsmith W. Douglass, r. 739 Miss
Williams Frederick A., commission merchant, office
402 Montgomery, room 2, r. 60 Third
Williams Frederick F., quartermaster Pacific Mail
S. S. Co.,r. 551 First
Williams Frederick L., foreman Poly, Heilbron & Co.,
r. cor Kailroad and Thirteenth avs. South S. F.
Williams G., mining, r. 129 Third
Williams George, coachman Joseph Pierce, r. 502
Geary
Williams George, fireman, r. 414 Folsom
Williams George, first lieutenant U. S. Reyenue stm
Richard Rush
Williams George, laborer, r. 414 Folsom
Williams George, mining engineer, r. 723 Turk
Williams George, painter, r. 641 Commercial
Williams George, peddler, r. 509 Washington
Williams George, porter, r. 43 Sixth
Williams George, seaman, r. 54 Sacramento
Williams George, seaman S. S. Great Republic, r. 509
Howard
Williams George, shipping clerk Hoffman & Co., r.
NE cor Mission and Sixth
Williams George, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Williams George A., salesman Thomas H. Selby &
Co., r. (;18 Harrison
Williams George C, master mariner, r. 214 Seventh
Williams George E., carpenter, r. 2411 Mission
Williams George E. teacher music, r. 214 Seventh
Williams George H., r. 54C Bush
Williams George H., driver Bamber's Express Co., r.
Oakland
Williams George H., weaver S. F. Pioneer Woolen
Factory, Black Point, r. N. 8 North Point, nr Lar-
kin
Williams George M., furniture, 117 Third, r. 426
Clementina
WILLIAMS GEORGE N., attorney at law, office
309 California, rooms 11-12, r. Alameda
Williams George R., attorney at law, office 230 Mont-
gomery, room 24, r. East Oakland
Williams G. H., extraman EngineNo. 12 (Gov. Irwin) ,
S*T. F.D.
Williams G. H. Mrs., stationery and fancy goods, 540
Bush
Williams H., seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Williams U., assistant engineer Pacific Mail S. S.
Alaska
Williams Hannibal (S. F. Box Factory), r. 729 Turk
Williams Harriet (widow), r. 917 Stockton
Williams Harry, teamster, r. 6 Maiden Lane
Williams H:irry T., clerk John J. Williams, r. Occi-
dental Hotel
Williams Hairy V., clerk, r. N s Green, nr Fillmore
Williams Hartley, workman U. S. Mint, r. 220 Turk
Williams Hattie (widow), lodgings, 640 Howard
Williams H. E., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Willi.'ims Henry (Pacific Ait Co.), r. 523 Kearny
Williams Henry, carrier Morning Call, r. 32 Tehama
Williams Henry, laborer, r.906 Pacific, rear
Williams Himry, seamau, r. 46 Steuart
Williiinis Henry, stockbroker, office 314 Pine, r. The
Baldwin
WILLIAMS UENRY B. (Williams, Blanchard &
I Co.), r. Milbrae, San Mateo Co.
Williams Henry B., carpr-uter, r. 113 Twelfth
Williams Henry E. F. bookbinder, r. 113 Twelfth
WILLIAMS HEXIIV l-\, real-estateagent, office
I 740 Fourth, r. S 8 Seventeenth Av, bet K. and L.,
I South S. F.
j Williams Henry L. (Williams Brothers), r. 1910
! Gough
i Williams Henry R., workman U. S. Mint, r. 24 Mis-
j sion Av
Williams H. G., r. Lick House
Williams H. L., tanner, r. 504 Geary
Williams Horace B., y.ird foreman A. S. & J. E. Wes-
ton, r. 1537 Mission
I Williams Isaac A., cigars and tobacco, Market St.
I Wharf, r. 228 Turk
I Williams J., helper Moynihan & Aitkeu
Williams J., helper Risdon I. and L. Works
Williams Jackson, longshoreman, r. W s Sansom, nr
Kilbert, rear
Williams Jacob, porter euperintendent Southern Pac.
R. R., r. 815 Vallejo
Williams James, gardener, 1661 Octavia
Williams James, laborer, r. 418 Broadway
Williams James, porter Odd Fellows' Savings Bank
r. 1519 Mason
Williams James, teamster, r. 129 Townsend
Williams James, whitewasher, 835 Pacific, r. 63 Ber
nard
Williams Jane Mrs., ladies' and children's under
wear, 240 Third
Williams J. Annie (widow), r. 718 J^ Union
Williams J. E. (Williams & Schreiber), r. N s Four-
teenth, bet Howard and Folsom
Williams Jeanuelte Mrs., matrons. F. Female Hos
pital, 930 Clay
Williams Jennie Miss, fitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.
r. 916 Harrison
Williams Jennie G. (widow) , dressmaker, r. 527 Na
toma
Williams Jeremiah, laborer S. F. Gas Light Co.,r. SW
cor Sierra and Georgia
Williams J. H. H., mining, office 24 Merchants' Ex-
change, r. Oakland
Williams John, r. Silver Av, nr San Bruno Road
Williams John, r. New Wisconsin Hotel
Williams John, r. 610 Fourth
Williams John, blacksmith, r. NE cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Williams John, clerk, r. 219 Geary
Williams John, clerk W. B. Cluff & Co., r. 142 Sixth
Williams John, collector Mercantile Library, r. 1330
Washington
Williams John, cook Alms House
Williams John, cook, Broadway Hotel
AVilliams Johu, farmer, r. Philadelphia House
Williams Johu. janitor Geary Street Grammar School
Williams John, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W B
Georgia, nr Shasta
Williams John, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Battery
Williams John, longshoreman G. H. Whitney
Williams John, machinist, r. 303 Jessie
Williams John, machinist Union Iron Works, r. 7
Harry PI
Williams John, restaurant 608 Clay
Williams John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Williams John, seamau, r. 114 Valparaiso
Williams John, seaman, r. 117 Drumm
Williams John, seamau, r. 206 Drumm
Williams John, seaman, r. 2.")4/^ Clara
Williams Johu, seaman, r. 414 Beale
Williams John, shoemaker, 1719 J^ Mission
Williams Johu, shoemaker, 1741 Mission, r. Chenery,
bet Thirtieth and Thirty-first
Williams John, stevedore, r. 704 Battery
Williams John, stonecutter Frank Williams, r. 707
Francisco
Williams John, surveyor, r. 247 Perry
Williams Johu, waiter, r. 606 Mission
Williams John A., liquor saloon, 502 Fourth, r. Ill
Geary
Williams John B., liquor saloon and carpenter, cor
H and Seventh Av, nr Golden Gate Park
Williams John B., patent chimney tops, r. 510 Shot-
well
Williams John C, photographer J. D. Godeus, r. 1004
Pine
Williams John F., usher Bush Street Theater, r. 128
Silver
Williams John F. Miss (widow), r. 220 Turk
Williams Johu Fisher, with William T. Coleman &
Co., r. Oakland
Williams John H., r. 308 Sutter
William John J. (Bisbee, Williams & Co.), r. 1616
Gearv
WILLIAMS JOHN J., attorney at law, office
rooms 14-li) S. F. Stock Exchange Building, r. Oc-
cideutal Hotel
Williams Johu L., insurance agent, r. 2408 Sao
Williams John P., machinist, r. 441 Clementina
Williams John R., master mariner, r. 9 Cushman
Williams John W., bricklayer, r. 47 M Clara
Williams John X., dealer in live stock, r. Brooklyn
Hotel
Williams Jonathan Mrs. (widow), r. 1418 Hyde
Williams Joseph, r. 100 V. Second
Williams Joseph, actnr, r. 106 Natoma
Williams Joseph, baker, r.W s Vermont, bet Yuba and
Yolo
Williams Joseph, carpenter, r. E s Mississippi, bet
Butte and Solano
Williams Joseph, deckhand stm Yosemlte,r. 9 Drumm
Bullock k Jones, 1C5 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright <S; Warner's Merino Underwear J
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St.
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Williams Joseph, purser, r. Overland House
Williams Joseph E., local policemiin, r. 124 Fourteenth
Williams Joseph F., restaurant, 328 Third, r. 741 Vj
Folsom
Williams Joseph M., r. 107 Filth
Williams Joseph W., letter carrier S. F. Post-offlce, r.
lalG Mason
Williams Josephine A., r. 917 Stockton
Williams J. S., dentist, r. 51!) Sacramento
Williams J. T., laborer, r. SE cor lUacli and Larkin
Williams L. E. Mrs. (widow), r. IHK; Mason
Williams Lewis (Bisbee, Williams & Co.), r. ICIG
Geary
Williams Lewis, carpenter, r. 5 Anna
Williams Liz/.ie Mrs., r. W b Michigan, nr Shasta
Williams Louis, laborer, r. 745 Harrison i
Williams Louisa Mrs., shirt finisher Anchor Shirt I
Factory, r. 745 Market !
Williams Lucinda C. (widow) , r. 1418 Hyde '
Williams Lucius S., patternmaker Jitua Iron Works,
r. Oakland !
Williams Manuel, laborer, r. W s Sansom, bet Union
and Green, rear
Williams Maria (widow), r. 1031 Dupont
Williams Martin, engineer, r. 135 >i Perry
Williams Martin, laborer McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
58 M Crocker
Williams Mary (widow), r. W s Michigan, nr Shasta
Williams Mary (widow), r. 16 Harriet
Williams Mary (widow) , r. 120 Sutter
Williams Mary (widow), r. 1111 Clay
Williams JIary (widow), dressmaker, H29 Pacific
Williams Mary (widow) , seamstress, r. 8 Oregon
Williams Mary Miss, r. 405 Taylor
Williams Mary Miss, housekeeper T. H. Blythe. (i
O'Farrell
Williams Mary Miss, student Barnard's Business Col-
lege
Williams Mary Mrs., r. 1031 Montgomer.v
Williams Mary A., domestic 411 Olive Av
Williams Mary E. Mrs., with Wilson Sewing Machine
Co., r. 202 Sixth
Williams Mary R. (widow), r. 1019 Pacific
Williams Mercy (widow), teacher, r. 1923 Jessie
Williams Meredith J., carpenter, r. Park Hotel
Williams Michael, shipping clerk Cal. Furniture
Manuf. Co., r. 529 O'Farrell
Williams Michael, waiter, r. 1516 Powell, rear
Williams Michael Jr., shipping clerk F. S. Chad-
bourne & Co.. r. 529 O'Farrell
Williams Michael A., blacksmith Larkins & Co., r.
1245 Mission
Williams Minnie Mrs., dressmaker, r. 41 Geary
Williams M. J. (widow) , furnished rooms, 13 Stockton
Williams MoUie Miss, actress Adelphi Theatre, r. 787
Mission
WllliamH Robert, bootblack Russell Brothers, r. 54
Second
Williams Robert, seaman, r. 60C Davia
Williams Robert, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 717 Howard
Williams Robert B., student I'uiveraity Mound Col-
lege ,
Williams Robi rt E., letter carrier 8. F. PoBt-oIBco, r.
1009 Broadway
Williams Robert E., phyHician, offlco and r. 123 Stock
Williams Robert J., miner, r. NE cor MoDtKomery and
Pacific
Williams Robert M., carpenter, r. 94H Howard
Williams Rowland S., janitor Metropolitan Temple, r.
8 Oak (Jrove Av
I Williams R. S., painter, r. COH Sixth
Williams Ruel, carpenter, r. 12 Park Av
Williams Samuel, cook, r. 3 Hubbard
I WILLIAMS S.VMUKL., j<lurnali^t Evening BuUe-
tin, r. Oakland
Williams Samuel, lumberman, r. 3 H\ibbard
! Williams Samucd, machinist Jonathan Kittredge, r.
522 ?4 Howard
Williams Samuel, saddler Main k Wincheater, r. 033
I Commercial
' Williams Sandy L., sign painter Henry Burner, r.lC03
Jones
; Williams Sarah Mrs., dressmaker, 371 Minna
i Williams Sarah M. (wld"W), r. 715 Howard
Williams S. D., mining expert, r. Overland House
Williams Sinclair, sf<«mnn. r. 37 Pacific
' AVilliams Solon H. (Spaulding, Barto & Co.) r. 1111
Clay
j Williams Stanley, driver United Carriage Co.
[ Williams Stephen G., stoves, hardware, and roanuf
wringers, 2.53 and 325 Fourth, r. 325 Fourth
! Williams Stephen G. Jr., salesman Stephen G. Wil-
I Hams, r. 325 Fourth
WII.LI.'VMS STKPHEN U., architect, office 61
Merchants' Exchange Building, r. 1713 Larkiu
t Williams Stephen H. Jr., clerk Henry C. Lewis, r.
1713 Larkiu
Williams S. M., carpenter, r. 675 Mission
i Williams S. 51., eiiameler. 26 5Iont, r. Oakland
Williams Sophia Mrs., dressmaker, r. .525 '<j Geary
1 Williams Thomas, r. 41 Geary
Williams Thomas, captain schr W. H. Meyer, North
Point Dock
Williams Thomas, clerk, r. 6 Howard Court
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. 46 Stcuart
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. 114 Steuart
Williams Thomas, seaman, r. SK cor Har and Spear
Williams Thomas H. (Williams & Bixler). r. Oakland
Williams Thomas H., cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co.,
r. 916 Harrison
Williams Thomas J., bookkeeper Cal. Furniture
Manuf Co., r. 5'29 O'Farrell
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r. 135 }^ Perry
Williams Morris, teamster P. Berwin & Brother, r.
703 Haves
Williams M. S. Mrs., saleslady Willcox & Gibbs Sew-
ing Machine Co., r. 915 McAllister
Williams Nathaniel F.,hairdre8singsaloon,7S9 Fourth,
r. 27 Freclon
Williams Nellie Miss, fitter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r.
916 Harrison
Williams O., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Williams Orlando R., machinist Tait & Hainque, r.
.33 J^ Moss
Williams Oscar I^., carpenter, r. '202 Sixth
Williams Patrick K.. blacksmith, r. 801! Kearnv
Williams Perry, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 642 Howard
Williams Thomas J., local policeman Harbor Com-
missioner's Office
Williams Thomas J., salesman D. Samuels, r. 1328
California
Williams Thomas 8. (McDonald & Williams), r. 123
Powell
Williams Thomas S. Jr., cutler Alexander Nicoll, r.
Russ House
Williams r. Jeffrie, wharfinger Broadway Wharf, r.
Oakland
Williams Veara (widow), laundress, r. 8 Oregon
Willinms Victor, stuck clerk Banner Brothers, r. 703
Haves
Williams Virgil, artist, studio 729 Mont, r. 219 Oe»rf
Williams W., barkecp. r. r. 31 Second
Williams Peter,' boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. Grana- Williams Walter, bellman CosmopoIHan Hotel
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Williams Peter, driver City R. K., r. 2034 Mission
Williams Ptter, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Williams Peter, mining, r. 7 Dupont
Williams Peter, painter BallingerJt; Co., r. 34 Hayes
Williams Peter, seaman, r.SW cor Main and Harrison
Williams Peter, tinner Wood & McMillan, r. 703 Hayes A\ llliaius ^V 'lli«>". <•''; « 'r-
Williams Price, cabinetmaker S. F. Furniture Facto- Pac. H B. r. 522 Bryant
rv r 317 Stockton 1 Williams William, cook, r. 1
WilIilm8R.,r. 867 Market Williams Williapi, drayma
Williams Walter J. O., principal St. Joseph's Oram-
mar School, r. 727 Union
Williams William, r. '26 Park Av
Williams Wllliani, r. 27 Eddy
Williams William, r. .546 Jessie
Williams William, earpent- r. r. 247 8<-cond
le k fri ight ilepartiuent Central
19 Jackson
rayman F. P. Belcher, r. 919
1 wiiiiams Re'g'inald B.Vbookkeeper. r. 704 Powell „.,„V°''"\...,„ , ^ „. v u v n o^^wii., ,
Williams Richard, miner, r. 218 Broadway ; WilliainH William, glovecutter P. k F. O. «lonklln. r.
Williams Richard, smelter, r. 1126 Union ..„.,,?' A''mii iv r— \fi«.,.
Williams Richard K., carpenter Woodward's Gardens ^ William^ William, laborer, r Minn,.
Williams liobert, r. .521 Pacific
Williams Robert, bootblack Frederick Eichom,
65
Williams William, laborer, r. 5 Bn.adway
WilUaniR William, imiiiter. r. 517 Jones
Everett
WillianiB Williaiii, i>..rti'r M mtgomery's Hotel
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"Williams "SN'illiam, seaman, r. 313 Main
"Williams "^Villiam, workman "U. S. Mint. r. 222 J^
Treat Av
"Williams William Jr., tinsmith, r. 522Bryant
AVilliams "^"illiam B. (Howes ct Co.) r. 1632 Howard
"Williams "SVilliam F., salesman Forsaith & Dodge, r.
1411 Bush
"Williams William F., upholsterer Cal. Furniture
aianuf.Co., r. 529 O'Farrell
"Williams "SN'illiam H., r. 436 Natoma
Williams William H., bricklayer, r. 7 Harry PI
Williams William H., carpenters. F. Gas Light Co.,
r. 564 Stevenson
"Williams William H., cook barkentine Grace Roberts,
Hathaway's Wharf
"Williams William H., policeman City Hall. r. 9i6
Mission
Williams William H., searcher of records S. F. Stock
and Exchange Board, r. :il Second
Williams Williau; S., captain briy Tanner, r. 1303 Eddy
Williams AVilliam W\, miner, r. lOlOM Clay.
Williams WoodhuU, Bak-sman Le Count Brothers, r.
325 Fourth
"WILLIAMS «!t BIXLER (Thomas H. "Williams
and David Bixler), capitalists, office 320 Sansom,
room 20
"Williams & Co. (William Heugh.es), job printers, 421
Montgomery
Williams & Guiou S. S. Line (New York, Queenstowu,
and Liverpool), J. F. Fugazi agent, office 614
Washington
"IVILLIAMS *fc SCHKEIBER (J, E. Williams
and W. Schreibcr), wines and liquors, 21 Kearny
Williamson Alfied D.. jeweler, r. 734 Harrison
Williamson Alonzo, cleri; Crego & Bowley, r. SW
cor Mission and New Montgomery
Williamson Andrew, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat-
tery
Williamson Andrew, stockbroker, r. 734 Harrison
Williamson Annie A. (widow), domestic 1923 Taylor
Williamson Caroline E. Mrs., r. 217 O'Farrell
Williamson CharU's, engineer Steigef & Kerr, r.
W s Columbia PI, nr Parker, Beiual Heights
Williamson David, bricklayer, r. 772 Mission
Williamson Dudley J., cooper Brown, Hogan & Co.,
r. 58;<i Crocker
Williamson George, clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r.
41'J Sutter
WilliamsdU Henry (Wilson & Williamson), r. 626
I^arkiu
Williamson Henry, clerk, r. 712 L ukin
Williamson Henry, laborer, r. 329 Uitch
Williamson Horace B., foreman Albert S. Weston, r.
1537 MissioL.
Williaiuson James, assistant foreman Engine No. 4,
S. F. F. D., r. 28 Natoma
Williamson James, seaman, r. 37 Pacilic
Williamson .Tames, wood and coal, 28 Natoma
WiUiamsoii J. H., currier Laguna Tannery, r. Union,
bet Franklin andGough
Williamson John, groceries and liquors, NW cor Fol-
SOU! and Seventh, r. 734 Harrison
Williamson Julin, laborer Pacilic Mail S. S. Co.
Williamsnii John, seaman, r. 37 Pacilic
Williamson John S., clerk A.M.Simpson & Brother.
r. 12 Natoma
Williamson Joseph, carpenter, r. 243 Oak
Williamson Martin, hostler McCord, Bridge & Co., r.
5«',<. Crocker
Williamson Martin, master mariner, r. 34 Main
Williamscm Mary (widow), r. NW cor Third and
Towuseud
Williamson P., r. Clii)per Hot. 1
WILLI AMSOX PETER S. REV., r. 629 Cal
WlLLI.Vl>IS()iV ROBERTS., lieutenant-colonel
TI. S. ciigiiiecrs.ancl lighthouse engin<'er (Twelfth
District), ollicc and r. 120 Sutter, ro 'Uis 26-29
Williar Harry II., clerk Western Union Teh graph Co.,
r. 711 Leavi nworth
Williard Louis, iijiholstercr West Coast Furniture Co.,
r. cor Thirtieth and Mission
"Willlbald ^erg, waitir "Vienna Cafe, r. 269 Jessie
Williby H. J., r. 521 Pacitic
Willich Albert, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Willig George, barkeeper Adelphi Theatre, r. 821 J^
Sacramento
Willig Lizzie, domestic 310 T'hama
Willig Louis, seaman, r. 135 Fifteenth
Williot Louis, carpenter, r. W s San Bruno Koad, nr
Twentj'-ninth
Willis Alexander A., carpenter, r. Ahlborn House
Willis Ambrose M., clerk Tatum & Bowen, r. 512 Fol-
soin
Willis C. H.,r. 416 M Larkin
Willis Florence Miss, r. 12 Ellis
Willis George, bellman The Baldwin, r. 1107 Kearny
Willis Henry G., teamster Fleming & Stetson, r. 18
Folsom Av
Willis James, liquor saloon, cor Ninth and Mission,
r. 28 Willow
Willis James, wool grader, r. .37}^ Oak Grove Av
Willis James H., barkeeper Buzzini Martin, r. 58 Wil-
low Av
Willis John, carrier The Guide, r. 1227 Pacitic
Willis John, seaman, r. NW cor Grten and Sausoiu
Willis John F., receiver and ticket clerk Market St. R.
R., Fifth Street branch, and Potrero and B. V.
R. R.. r. 624 Twenty-third
"WILLIS MILTON E., secretary City R. R., and
treasurer W^oodward's Gardens, office W s Mis-
sion, bet Fourteenth and Fifteenth, r. 2009 How
Willis M. W., bandmaster and oyster dealer, 417
Bush, r. 307 O'Farrell
WilUs Richard S., shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht,
r. 129 Rose Av
W'illis Robert, housepainter and whiteuer, r. 1718
Leavenworth
Willis Robert, printer The Guide, r. 1718 Leav
Willis Robert, shoemaker, r. 13 Page
Willis Thomas J., baker California Cracker Co., r.
lO'.'OM Pacific
"WILLIS "WILLIAM, mining secretary, office 29
Nevada Block, r. 1840 California
Willis W. W\, clerk, r. 474 Jessie
Willison James, carpenter, r. 824 Mission
Willisstun Cory, marine surveyor Fireman's Fund In-
surance Co., r. 40 Minna
Willisstuu William, master mariner, r. 40 Minna
Williston George, painter, r. W s California Av, bet
Gody and "Virginia Av
Williston James, r. 120)^ Hayes
Williston Stacey, machinist Muser Brothers, r. 615
Pine
Williston William F., painter, r. W s California Av,
bet Gody and Virginia Av
Willmort H., r. 312 Hayes
Willock Ann (widow) , fancy goods, 1003!^ Fillmore
Willock William, steward Hose No. i, S. F. F. D., r.
1802 Stockton
Willott Walter, shoemaker, r. 872 Mission
Willoughby Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Willoughby Charles F., clerk, r. 1521 California
Willoughby Cornelius Mrs., r. 814 Chestnut
Willoughby James, stock raiser, r. 2345 Howard
Willoughby William H. (Willoughby & Dawe),r. .541
Pacilic
Willoughby & Dawe (William H. Willoughby and
William H. Dawe), liquor s.iloon,541 Pacific
Willow Maggie Miss, r. 118 Welsh
Willow Thomas, steward, r. 440 Third
WILLOW^S BREWERY, Otto Fauss & Co.
j)roptrs, SE cor Mission and Nineteenth
Willows Laud Association of San P'rancisco The, John
H. Sayre secretary, office 330 Pine, room 36
Willows Stable, Charles H. Prince proptr, 2125 Miss
Willows The, incnic garden, Arsene J^emaitre proptr,
SW cor Gough and Greenwich
Wills Andrew, upholsterer, r. 17 Gilbert
Wills Elizabeth C. (widowi, r. 819 Capp
Wills H. P., clerk Post-office, r. 204 Tyler
Wills John, carpenter S. F. F. D.
Will.s Louisa Miss, r. 204 Tyler
W^ills M. A. Miss, teacher, r. 1024 Powell
Wills West B., clerk Hugh J. Clayton, r. 2 Cedar Av
Willson David C, clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 813 Mission
Willsou F. A., r. 322 Sutter
Willson John, waterman Goodall, Perkins it Co., r. 12
Washington
Willson John A., cook, r. 908 Sansom
Willson John F., livery stables, 126 Ellis, r. The
Baldwin
Willson W. F., pianomaker C. R. Hall.r. 918 Harrison
Willson. See Wilson
Wilman Dora Miss, furnished rooms, 812 .Jackson
Wilman Wilson, laborer Central Pac. R. R., r. Tiger
Hotel
Wilmaus D. J., laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store
Wilmans J. M., inspector Custom House, r. Oakland
BULLOCK k JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMS' PLAZA STORE. 706 to 716 Kearny St
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Wilmerdlng J. 0. (Wilmerdiug & Co.), r. 624 Sac
Wilmerding T. L., steerage watch Pacific Mail 8. S.
Citv of New York
I WILiMERDHVG «fc CO. (J.C. Wllmerding), whole.
Bale li(niors, 214-216 Front
■WilmersiloerlVr Aaron, peddler, r. 738 Minna
Wllinort- Afjnes, chambermaid Palace Hotel
■W'Umore William, waiter Palace Hotel, r. 30 Everett
W'ilniot BrewiUi! Co., manufs XXX ales and porter,
Charlea Wilmot manager, :j24-32H (iuerrero
Wilmot Charles, manager Wilmot Brewing Co., r. 324
Guerrero
Wilmot Samuel C, brewer Charles Wilmot, r. 324
Guerrero
Wilmot Thomas, mining, r. 17 Tliird
Wilmot W. H., r. (iiie Commercial
Wilmot. See Willmot
Wilner M. G,, nurse, r. 522 Pine
Wilshire William B. (Raymond & Wilslilre), r. Oak-
land
Wilson Addie Miss, r. 2() Sixth
Wilson .\dolph, laborer North Point U. S. Bonded
Warehouse, r. 11 Pacific
Wilson Agne.s E. Mrs., artist, r. 126 Fifth
Wilson Alexander, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Wilson Alexander, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 230 Fol
Wilson Andrew, blacksmith .\bner Doble, r. 739 Fol
Wilson Andrew, liiiuor saloon, 111 Jackson
Wilson Andrew, seaman, r. 20 Folsom
Wilson Ann R. (widow) , r. 1011 Howard
Wilson Annie, domestic 969 Mission
Wilson Annie A., seamstress, r. 2812 Laguna
Wilson A. P., clerk, r. 511J^ Montgomery
Wilson A. P., shipcarpenter, r. 6o2 Market
Wilson Arthur, porter Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co.,
r. 931 Sacramento
Wilson A. S., carpenter Isaac Stone, r. Cortland Av,
nr San Bruno Road
Wilson A. W., engineer Pioneer White Lead Works, r.
325 Folsom
WILSON AXEL. "W., restaurant, 612 Clay, r. E s
Hyde, bet Jackson and Pacific
Wilson Benjamin, barkeeper Jens Nlcolaysen, r. 116
Leidesdorff
Wilson Bristol, sexton Third Baptist Church, r. 518
Powell, rear
Wilson Brown, cooper I. Nesbift & Brother, r, E 8 Te-
hama, nr Prospect PI, B. H.
Wilson C. (widow), r. 711 Sanchez
Wilson Carrie Miss, actress Bella Union Theater
Wilson Catherine (widow), r. 164 Clementina, rear
Wilson C. B., conductor Central R. R.
Wilson C. G., wood and coal, Es Dolores, bet Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-eighth
Wilson Charles, r. 120 Sixth
Wilson Charles (Doyle *i Wilson), and port warden,
office 525 Front," r. 2507 Clay
Wilson Charles, barkeeper C. Coates, r. 408 Bush
Wilson Charles, butcher, r. Twelfth Av, bet N and P,
South S. F.
Wilson Charles, carpenter California Mills, r. 110 Ji
Lilly Av
Wilson Charles, cigars and tobacco, 8 Clay, r. 209 Steu
Wilson Charles, clerk A. W. Wilson, 014 Clay
Wilson Charles, clerk Peter F. Rohde, r. SE cor
Steuart and Howard
Wilson Charles, engineer, r. 518 Green
Wilson Charles, laborer Eider, Somers&Co., r. 9 Bos-
ton PI
Wilson Charles, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Wilson Charles, master mariner, r. 30 Frederick
Wilson Charles, mining stocks, r, 1571 ;<i Market
W Ison Charles, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
WJilson Charles, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Wilson Charles, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Wilson Charles, shoemaker 8. W. Lf^vy, r. 1713 Scott
Wilson Charles, watchman ,Bchr W. H. Meyer, North
Point Dock
Wilson Chavle.s, watchman S. 8. Alex Duncan, r. 14
Stanford
Wilson Charles, whitewasher. r. 617 Mission
Wilson Charles C, merchant, r. 2525 Howard
Wilson Charles C. Jr., cashier Doyle & Wilson, r. 2507
Clay
WELSON CHARLES E., attorney at law, office
420 California, room 6, r. 724 Hayes
Wilson Charles F., salesman S. Mosgrove & Co., r. 609
Pine
Wilson Charles G.. carpenter, r. N s Nineteenth, bet
Castro and Hartford
Wilson Charles H., printer, r. 509 Leavenworth
Wilson Charles M., cabinetmaker George Thomag, r.
13 Ridley
Wilson Charles N., news agent, r. 225 Second
Wilson ChurliH R., draftsman William Patton, r. 609
Locust Av
Wilson Charles T.. compositor Dally Stock Exchange.
r. 120 Fifth
Wilson Charles W., master mariner, r. Et Tennessee,
bet Butte and Solano
Wilson Clara Miss, tailoress. r. 821 Green
Wilson Clarence G., teamster, r. 227 First
Wilson ('oruelius W., barber James K. Phillii)H, r.
107 Bernard
Wilson C. S., driver Market St. R. B.
Wilson C. T., clerk, r. 2217 Jackson
Wilson Cyrus, miniug, otKce 402 Front, r. Alameda
Wilson Daniel, bookkeeper W. W. Montaj;ue k Co., r.
Oakland
Wilson David, tinsmith, r. 729 Bryant
Wilson Delia Miss, r. 1428 McAllist.r
Wilson Duncan M., stamp clerk Pi)bt-offlce,r. 829 How
Wilson E., assistant engineer Harbor]Commi8sioners'
Dredger
Wilson Edmund S., compositor Daily Exchange, r.
luglewood House
Wilson Edward, r. Clipper Hotel
Wilson Edward, r. llilO Powell
Wilson Edward, expressman, NW cor Broadway and
Stockton, r. 1614 Stockton
Wilson Edward, waiter Michael B. Moraghan, r. 367
Stevenson
Wilson Edward A., copyist County Recorder's Office,
r. 713 Nineteenth
Wilson Edward H., Silverman 8. 8. Orizaba, Broad-
way Wharf
Wilson Edward V. (Wilson & WilliamBon), r. 622
Ellis
Wilson Eli, carpenter and builder, r. 996 Market
Wilson Eliza Mrs., lodgings, 334 Kearny
Wilson Ellen A. ( widow), r. "704 Pine
Wilson Emily Miss, boxmaker F. Korbtl jc Bros., r.
218 Rltch
Wilson Eulalie A. Mrs., assistant Union Grammar
School, r. 1011 Mason
Wilson Ezekiel, real-estate, r. SW cor Point Lobes and
Fourteenth avs
Wilson F., broker, r. 142 J« Fourth
Wilson F., laborer Risdon I. and L. Works
Wilson Frank, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Wilson Frank A., coffee stand, 47 Sacramento
Wilson Frank A., driverN. B. and Mission H. R.
Wilson Frank P., law student Wilson & Wilson. r.711
Pine
Wilson Frederick, r. 322 Sutter
Wilson Frederick, boilermaker, r. 618 Mission
Wilson Frederick, molder .Etna Iron Works, r. 617
Greenwich i
Wilson Frederick, waiter Pacific Mail S. 8. City of
Sydney
Wilson Frederick G., clerk Frederick V. Walker, r.
Oakland
Wilson Frederick J., actuary Union Insurance Co., r.
.522 Union
Wilson F. W..r. 17 Fourth
Wilson Geori^e, coachman Thomas Keane, r. 340 Page
Wilson George, deckhand stm Bullion, Hyde Street
Wharf
Wilson George, hamessmaker, r. '2014 Filbert
Wilson George, laborer Pacific Commercial Co., r. 1100
Lark in
Wilson George, laborerWhattheer House Restaurant,
r. 5'29 Sacramento
Wilaon George, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Wilson George A., r. 417 Kenruy
Wilson George E.. extraman Hose No. 5, H. F. F. D.,r.
8 H Market, bet Tenth and I'.leveiitli
Wilson George H.. clerk Lobos Square PaikiUKHousr',
r. 3006 Fillmore
Wilson George M., clerk Major k Co., r. 211 Eight-
eenth
Wilson George O., clerk.Wilsoji k Brother, r. 3'J« tre-
'nont , „ . ,
Wilson George R., salesman Singer Sewing Machine
Co., r. 157 Seventli
Wlls' n George S., seaman, r. 40 Sti-uart
Wil.Mon G. L., student J. O. Severance, r. Alameda
Wilson Gustave. baker F. Hell wig. r. 734 St.venson
Wilson Gustave, seaman schr Enti-rprlse, Heale 8tr> et
Wharf
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"Wilson Harriet (widow) , r. 13 Ridley
Wilson H. C, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Wilson Henry, r. 1432 Ellis
Wilson Henry (Wilron & Brother) , r. 328 Fremont
Wilson Henry (Wilson & Holland) , r. 10 Broadway
Wi son Henry, bricklayer, r. 129 Bernard
Wilson Henry, captain schr Garibaldi, Pier 22, Steu
Wilson Henry, driver J. A. Eoy, r. W s San Bruno
Road, opp Fifteenth Av
Wilson Henry, driver Sutter St. R. R.,r. N s Tonquin,
bet Broderick and Baker
Wilson Henry, laborer, r. E s Nebraska, nr Alameda
Wilson Henry, laborer, r. Spear, nr Harrison
Wilson Henry, lumberman, r. 211 Union
Wilson Henry, salesman J. W. Davidson & Co., r. Ala-
meda
Wilson Henry, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
Wilson Henry, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Wilson Henry, steerage steward Pacific Mall S. S. City
of Sydney
Wilson Henry A. (H. H. Wilson & Son), r. 1109 Bdwy
Wilson Henry C, principal Point Lobos School, r.
1428 McAllister
Wilson H. H. & Son (Henry A. Wilson), gunsmiths and
sportr'men's emporium, 513 Clay
WILSOX HORACE, librarian Mechanics' Insti-
tute, r. 1008 Jones
Wilson Hugh, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. China
Wilson Hugh B., clerk Easton & Co., r. 1024 Mission
Wilson Hugh H. (H. H. Wilson & Son) , r. 1109 Bdwy
Wilson Israel C, porter William Willis
Wilson J. A., r. 505 Stevenson
Wilson James, r. 420 Jackson
Wilson James, v. 536 Green
Wilson James, boilerniaker Fulton Iron Works, r. 1027
Hampshire
Wilson James, carpenter Joseph J. More, r. 1019 Union
Wilscu James, cigarmaker Samuel Gordon, r. 716 Val-
lejo
Wilson James, clerk, r. 208 Eddy
Wilson James, currier Morris Wind, r. E s San Bruno
lioad cor Twenty-sixth
Wilson James, deckhand tug Lookout, Howard St.
Wharf
Wilson James, ice man Palace Hotel
Wilson James, laborer J. H. Philips & Co., r. Broad-
way Block
Wilson James, longshoreman Menzies & Bingham
Wilson James, molder Eisdon I. & L. Works, r. 217
Langton
Wilson James, seaman, r. 37 Pacific
Wilson James, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
Wil.sou James, shirtcutter, r. 503 Linden
Wilson James, scilicitor, r. 344 Third
Wilson James, waiter Quaker City Restaurant, r. 1305
Powell
Wilson James, stockman Lobos Square Packing
House, r. N 8 Bay, nr Buchanan
I Wilson James A., sergeant police City Hall, r. 16073«i
; Dujjout
Wilson James C, clerk Empire House, 636 Com
Wilson Janus H., harnessmaker. r. 400 Bryant
Wilson James H., wood molder I). A. Macdonald &
Co., r. 22 Verona PI
Wilson James K., principal Lincoln Grammar School,
r. 1821 Pino
Wilson James L., second lieutenant Fourth Artillery
U. S. A., quartermaster, and commissary. Fort
Point
Wilson James R., route agent U. S. Railway Mail Ser-
vice, r. 3042 Sixteenth
Wilson James S., grain merchant, r. 1120 Bush
Wilson Jane Miss, furiii.shed rooms, 41 Minna
Wilson J. B., r. 1727 Broadway
Wilson J. Burroughs, carpenter, r. W s Shotwell, bet
Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Wilson J. C, porter, 908 Pacific
Wilson J. D., advertiser and extraman Engine No. 5,
S. F. F. D., r. 1219 Stockton
Wilson Jehu, carpenter, r. W s Shotwell, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Wilson J. N., employee Empire Mills, r. 714 Howard
Wilson J. N. E., law shuhnt, r. 1521 Broadway
Wilson Job D., physician, office and r. 2200 Pine
Wilson John, r. 435 'v Minna
Wilson Jolin, r. 1309 Stockton
Wilson John, r. 1421 Mason, rear
Wilson John (Uodgers, Meyer & Co.), r. Liverpool,
England
Wilson John, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Wilson John, actor California Theatre, r. 823 Bush
Wilson John, boxmaker Union Box Factory
Wilson John, carpenter, r. Sailors' Home 1
Wilson John, carpenter, r. 207 Montgomery Av I
Wilson John, carpenter, r. 565 Stevenson
Wilson John, carpenter, r. 609 Locust Av i
Wilson John, cook, r. 908Sansom
Wilson John, dairyman John C. Brennan, r. Filbert,
bet Pierce and Steiner
Wilson John, driver U. S. Marine Hospital
Wilson John, engineer stm Mount Eden, r. 212 Wash
Wilson John, expressman, cor Seventh and Market, r. '
Henry, bet Noe and Castro
Wilson John, fisherman, r. 14 Clay
Wilson John, goldbeater James Newman, r. 32 Val- j
paraiso |
Wilson John, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 502 j
Ninth I
Wilson John, mate schr St. Thomas, Green St. Wharf |
Wilson John, miller, r. 420 Jackson
Wilson John, mining superintendent, r. 1138 Sutter
Wilson John, ropemaker A. S. Hallidie, r. 823 Battery
Wilson John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Wilson John, seaman, r. 40 Steuart
Wilson John, seaman schr May Queen
Wilson John, seaman stm Gipsy, Broadway Wharf
Wilson John, seaman S. S. Santa Cruz, Bdwy Wharf
Wilson John, student Barnard's Business College
Wilson John C, with Joseph Macdonough, r. 1829 |
Jessie
Wilson John D. . r. 1722 Hyde
Wilson John D., mining, office 411 }^ Calif ornia, room
11, r. Alameda
Wilson John E., liquor saloon, SE cor Fifth and Na-
toma, r. 435 J<j Minna ;
Wilson John M., assayer, r. 609 Locust Av
Wilson John N., painter, 928 Washington, r. 4 Cod-
man PI
Wilson John R., manager Massey & Yung, r. 323
Kearny
Wilson John S., harnessmaker, r. 737 Market
Wilson John Scott (Wilson & Hutchinson), r. 2416
Washington
Wilson John T., machinist Southern Pac. E. R., r.20O9
Folsom
Wilson John T., master mechanic Southern Pac. R.
R., r. 730 Sixteenth
Wilson John W., clerk freight department Southern
Pac. R. R., r. 534 Geary
Wilson John W., waiter Marco Vanoni, r. 22 Minna
Wilson John Y. (J. Y. Wilson & Co.), r. Grand Hotel
Wilson Joseph, bookkeeper W. A. Holcomb & Co., r.
Oakland
Wilson Josejih, carpenter S. F. Pioneer Woolen Fac-
tory, r. Pioneer House
Wilson Joseph, fireman Savage & Son. r. 17 Minna
Wilson Joseph, sailmaker U. S. Navy, r. 772}^ Harri-
son
Wilson Joseph H.. stevedore O. & O. S. S. Co., r. 536
Vallejo
Wilson Joseph I., student Heald's Business College
Wilson Josei^h L., melter melter and refiner's depart-
ment U. S. Mint, r. 1521 Broadway
Wilson J. Rea, carpenter, r. 115 Twenty-sixth
Wilson J. St. C.(Elisha Ransom & Co.), r. 1120 Bush
Wilson J.Wentz, r. 710 Washington
WILSON .1. Y. «& CO., proptrs Lobos Square
Packing House, Ns Bay, nr Buchanan, office 508
Market, and 9 Sutter
Wilson L., steward, r. 12 Jackson
Wilson L. A. (widow), physician, r. 159 Shipley
Wilson Louis, machinist Risdon I. & L. Works, r. 220
Third
Wilson Louis, pantryman Occidental Hotel
Wilson L. S. (widow) , r. 1546 Howard
Wilson M. Mrs., janitress Pine and Larkin Street
Primary School
Wilson Maria (widow) , r. 913 Polk
Wilson Marian (widow), bakery, 109 Hayes
Wilson Marion A., deputy county clerk, r. 14 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Wilson Mary (widow) , r. 1425 Bush
Wilson Mary Mrs., ladies' clothing, 209 Sixth
Wilson Mary A. (widow), coufectionery, 342 Fourth
Wilson Mary A. (widow) , r. SW cor Howard and
Beale
Wilson Martin, shipcarpenter, r. 2219 Mason
Wilson Mason, clerk Charles W. Fox, r. 1546 Howard
Wilson Matthew, engineer, r. 31 White PI
Wilson Matthew, policeman City Hall, r. 4 Erie
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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" Wilson Thomas, senman, r. *6 Bteuart
Wil8on M. E. (widow), embroiderer, r. 123G Folsom
Wilson Michael, cook Portland Hotel, r. 54 Sac
Wilson M. L. Mrs., r. 504 M Third
Wilson N., laborer Pacific KoIHuk Mill
Wilson N. Irving (Wilson & Brother), r. 1420 Bush
Wilson 0.,r. Cliiiper Hotel
Wilson O. & Co. (Olof Wilson and Christopher Ras-
luussen), houseraiseri and movers, 1227 Hamp-
shire
Wilson Olof (O. Wilson & Co.). r. 1227 Hampshire
Wilson Olof, stevedore Pope & Talbot, r. 17 >i Decatur
Wilson Olof P., captain schr Uebecca, r. 224 Fran-
cisco
Wilson Otto, bookkeeper, r. 1908 Buchanan
Wilson P. A. S., master mariner, r. 517 Greenwich
Wilson Peter, r. 5 Washington
Wilson Peter (Wilson .t Johnston) , r. 711 Sanchez
Wilson Peter, fireman Pacific Mails. S. Granada
Wilson Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.
Wilson Peter, louKshoreman, r. 8 Kincou Av
Wilson Peter, lumberman Pope i Talbot, r. 14 Stan-
ford
Wilson Peter, miner, r. 519 Sacramento
Wilson Peter, salesman Mead it Runyon,r. 5 Anna
Wilson P. S., foreman painter Southern Pac. R. R. r.
211 Kighteenth
Wilson R. A. J., printer, r. 62 Minna
Wilson Ramon E., attorney at law, ofifice 419 Califor-
nia, room 19, r. 108 Ellis
Wilson R. H., r. 1428 McAllister
Wilson Richard, clerk, r. 2014 Filbert
Wilson Richard, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Wilson Richard, stockbroker, otfice 415 Montgomery,
r. 608 Bush
Wilson Richard, teamster, r. 41 Minna
Wilson Richard D., cari)enter, r. 405 Main
Wilson Richard M., U. S. deputy mineral surveyor,
office 314 Montgomery, r. Occidental Hotel
Wilson Robert, engineer, r. .59 Shipley
Wilson Thomas, seaman, r. 134 Bteuart
Wilson Thomas K. (Tllden k Wilson), attorney at
law, offlce 5:» Kearny, r. 2330 Mlsulon
Wilson Thomas S., compositor Morning Call, r. 313
Geary
Wilson Thomas W., r. 1029 Market
Wilson T. WinHeld. dniRKist, E 8 Railroad Av. l>«t
Eleventh and Twelfth avs. Snuth S. F.
Wilion Walter W., painter John W. Wilson, r. 11 Au-
burn
Wilson Watson F., laundryman Occidental Laundry,
r. 8E cor Green and Gough
Wilson W. H., farmer, r 529 Sacramento
Wilson William, r. 900 Market
Wilson William (Larsen & Wilson), r. 1 Bush St. PI
Wilson William (Wilson & Clarke and Owens k Wil-
son), r. 2.')09 Mission
Wilson William, baker Cal. Cracker Co., r. 32 Valp*.
raiso
Wilson William, carpenter Holland & Ruppel, r. M
First
Wilson William, cook, r. E 8 Diamond, bet Eigh-
teenth and Nineteenth
Wilson William, hostler, r. 828 Folsom
Wilson William, laborer Presidio Reservation
Wilson William, machinist S. F. vJas Light Co.
Wilson William, machinist William T. Garralt, r. 819
Twentieth
Wilson William, mfUer, r. 44f. Brannan
Wilson William, physician, office and r. 653 Howard
I Wilson William, printer Francis, Valentine & Co., r.
1609 X Market
Wilson William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Wilson William, seaman, r. 134 Steuart
Wilson William, seaman, r. 510 Davis
Wilson William, with D. A. Macdonald 4 Co.
Wilson William A., clerk Dickson, De Wolf * Co.
Wilson William F., plumbing and gasflttlng, 26 Stock-
ton, r. 1009 Broderick
Wilson Robert, fireman 8tmYo3emite,r. Clipper Hotel Wilson William F., plumber and gasfltter, r. 32 Val-
Wilson Robert, janitor Bank British North America, i paraiso
r. 42U Kearny ' Wilson William F., shoemaker, r. 305 Filbert
Wilson Robert, porter Orr & Atkins, 123 Montgomery | Wilson William G., carpenter, r. 402 Hayes
Wilson Robert, salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. W s Wilson William G., clerk Henry Kirchner, r. 415 Lin-
Church, nr Twenty-third
Wilson Robert, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Milson Robert Mrs., furnished rooms, 420 Kearny
Wilson Robert A., purchaser Sisson. Wallace & Co.,r.
1005 Tyler
Wilson Robert G., cabinetmaker, r. 13 Ridley
Wilson RowenaMiss, r. 409 Minna
Wilson Russell J. (Wilson & Wilson), r. 711 Pine
Wilson Sadie M. Miss, assistant South Cosmopolitan
Primary School, r. 1821 Pine
Wilson Samuel, laborer Presidio Reservation
Wilson Samuel, plasterer, r. E s California Av, near
Twenty-eight
Wilson Samuel, stationery peddler, r. 312 Tehama,
rear
Wilson Samuel, tailor, 1304 Polk, r. 1332 Bush
Wilson Samuel M. (Wilson & Wilson) , r.711 Pine
Wilson Sarah (widow) , r. NW cor Dolores and Twen-
ty-sixth
Wilson Sarah (widow) , r. 150 Third
Wilson Sarah, dressmaker, r. 103 Geary
Wilson Scott, driver Whitney & Co.'s Express, r. 347
Fremont
AVILSOX SEWING MACHINK CO., Horatio
H. Hutchens manager, 15 Dupout
Wilson Stout, cleik. r. 10 Mason
Wilson Susanna M. (widow) r. 521 Green
Wilson Susie M. Miss, teacher music, r. 211 Eigh-
teenth
Wilson T. A., miner, r. 211 Polk
Wilson Thomas, r. 1602 Polk
Wilson Thomas, bookkeeper S. F. News Letter, r. 609
Merchant
Wilson Thomas, butcher, r. 1206 Union
Wilson Thomas, hostler, r. 013 M Linden
Wilson Tliomas, hostler Leland Stanford, r. NE cor
California and Powell
Wilson Thomas, laborer, r. Montgomery's Hotel
Wilson Thomas, livery stable, 1635 Howard, r. Ala-
meda
Wilson Thomas, packer Cutting Packing Co., r. 34
Everett
Wilson Thomas, printer H. S. Crocker k Co. r. 1056
Market
den
Wilson William H. (Brown & Wilson) , r. 567 Howard
Wilson William H.. seaman, r. 134 Eighth
Wilson William H., woodsawyer, r. foot Mission
Wilson William J., clerk Western Union Telegraph
Co., r. 13 Ridley
Wilson William J., driver Engine No. 1,8. F. F. D.,
r. 419 Pacific
Wilson William K., laborer, r. 209 Harrison
Wilson William K., porter N. Van Bergen & Co., r. I
536 Green i
Wilson William L., lather, r. 4.17 Minna I
Wilson William L., machlnehand, r. 636 "4 Howard
Wilson William M., with S. F. News Letter, r. 317
Stockton
Wilson William O., secretary Gover Mill and Mining
Co., office 402 Front, r. 717 Broadway
Wilson William P., laborer Corning & Co., r. 119 Fair
Oaks
i Wilson W. J., laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Wilson W. L. Mrs., teacher music, 530^4 Howard |
Wilson & Brother (N. J. and Henry Wilson), manufs
and dealers doors, windows, and blinds, 18-23 |
Drumm |
Wilson k Clarke (William Wilson and Tlieodore R.
Clarke) , liquor and billiard saloon. 2009 Mission i
Wilson & Holland (Henry Wilson and Thomas Hoi- i
land), boarding. 10 Broadway
W^HiSOX <!k HUTCHINSO.N (John Scott WilBon ;
and Fredeiick W. llutchiuson), stockbrokem, of-
fice 322 -:«4 Pine
Wilson & Johnston (Peter Wilson and James John-
ston), carpenters. 817 Market
WILSON «k WILSON (Samuel M. Wilson and I
Russell J. Wilson), attorneys at law, office 420 I
California
Wilson & WilllamBon (Edward Wilson and Henry Wll-
llamson), plumbers and gastitters, 620 Lnrkin
Wilson. See Willson
Wilt Henry, Lumbermen's Pro. Inlon, 71 Now Mont
Wilfke Carl, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Wilton Daniel, longshoreman, r. 1729 Stevenson
Wilton Frederic, merchant tailor. 412 Geary, r. 1315
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"WTLTOX J. & CO. (P. L. Cortelyou) , dairy pro.
duce, 2;^24 Calif ornia Market
Wilton John (J. 'Wilton & Co ' - "
Wilton Joseph, r. 33 Fifth
Wilton Marr A. Miss. r. 825 Post
Wilton Tho"mas H., mate schr Dreadnought, r. 332
Shipley „
Wtlztnski Max, r. S. inspector clothing, r. 746 How
Wilzinski Samuel, moneybroker. 319 Sansom, and
costumer, 816 EUis, r. 816 Ellis
Wimmer Andrew, barter Sigismund Danielewicz, r.
Duijont, nr Pine
Wimmer George W., foreman machinist Union Iron
Works, r. o Clementina
Wimmer Mary :Mrs., r. SE cor Clay and Taylor
Winaglia Enrico, r. 619 Broadway
Winall Gus. A., student Pacific Business College, r.
311 Fremont
Winall Stuart A., mining, r. 311 Fremont
Winan Edward, engineer, r. 9 HHrrison Av
WIXAXS, BELKXAP & GODOX (Joseph W.
Winaus, 1). P. Belknap and J. F. Godoy) , attor-
neys at law, office 604 Merchant
Winans Gerard C, copyist County Clerk's OflSce, r.
926 Clav
Winans John C, stockbroker, office 215 Sansom, r.
Menio Park
Winans Joseph W. (Winans, Belknap & Godoy), r. 926
Clay
Winans Joseph W. Jr., law student Winans, Belknap
& Godoy, r. 926 Clay s.
Winant Samuel (E. Terry & Co.). r. Alameda
Winauts Newell, posting clerk Probate Court, r. 606
Folsom
Winants. See Wyuants
Wincenz Anticz, restaurant, 532 Yallejo
Winch Frederick C, druggist M. M. Ward, r. 614 La-
guna
Winch Walter, stoves and tinware, 603 Laguna, r. 614
Laguna
Winchell Annie M. Mrs., r. 1011 Mason
Winchell Theodore C, mining and real estate agent,
office 606 Montgomery, room 4, r. Oakland
Winchester Albert S., compositor Spaulding, Barto &
Co.. r. 933 Bush
Winchester C. J. W., seaman, r. 510 Davis
Winchester Ezra H. (Main k Winchester), r. Ports-
mouth, N. H.
Winchester Gilbert I., agent coal oil, r. 38 Park Av
Winchester John P., salesman Main i Winchester, r.
Oakland
^VIXCHESTER REPE.4.TLXG ARMS CO.,
John Skinkcr agent, office 115 Pine
Winck Charles, porter .Altschul, Seller & Co., r. East
Oakland
Winck Erbest, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Wiuckler William C, butcher Merry, FauU & Co., r.
i>la Howard
WLXD MORITZ, tannery, E s San Bruno Road, cor
Twenth-siith
Windecker Kasper, button-holemaker, r.4 Adelaide PI
Windel H. (H. Windel & Co.) , r. 310 Stockton
WIXDEli H. «& CO., upholsterers, cabinetmakers,
and furniture storage, 310 Stockton
WindeUr George, cooper Enterprise Brewery, r. 2014
Folsom
Windeler Peter (Hillebrandt & Co.), r. 2014 Folsom
Windeler William (Heine & Windeler), r. 2001 Polk
Winder Philip, hairdressing saloon, 536 Commercial,
r. 524Vallejo
Winderlin Nicholas, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5M Kearny
Wiudcruiuller F., baker City and County Hospital, r.
1012 Filbert
Windham George, machinist, r. 104 Mason
WindhauB Bernard (Lessmann & Windhaus), r. 1057
Market
Windoes William, glovecutter August Hesthal, r. 317
Bush
Windrow CliristopheT, butcher M. Brandensteiu i
Co., r. Thirteenth .Av. nr N. South S. F.
Windrow R., extraman engine No. 11. S. F. F. D., r.
Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
Windsor Norman E., cashier Union Ins. Co. ,r. 733
Bush
WINDSOR the:, Warschauer Bros, proptrs, 905
Market
Windsor William, keeper Farrallones Light House
Windsor William M., canvasser Oswego Starch, r. 2311
Webster
Windsor. See Winsor
' Windt Henry A., groceries and liquors, NE corBroad-
wav and Hvde
TTtXE AXD L.IQ,TJOR HERALD (semi-monthly) ,
John H. Carmany & Co. proptrs and publishers,
office 409 Washington
"\FrXE DEALERS' GAZETTE, M. S. Whiting
& Co.. <rdit.""s and proptrs, office 719 Market
\V1_VE HOUSE, Eadovich & Uhrlandt proptrs, 306
Kearny
Wineburgh Emanuel (Jacobs & Wineburgh), r. 27
Turk
Wineijar Ashbal B., saltmaker, r. E s Capp, bet Twenty-
fifth and Twenty-sixth
Winegar Harry P.. r. E s Capp, bet Twenty-filth and
Twenty-sixth
Winehill Gustave, proptr Eureka Glove Factory, 125
SauFom. r. 413 Leavenworth
Wines Charles L., bookkeeper Crane & Brigham, r.
Oakland
Winfield John, laborer Euss House, r. 522 Dupont
Wiufield Niles coachman, r. 926 Dolores
Wing Aurelia, dressmaker, r. 1302 Pacific
WingEmeline (widow), r. 1727 3^ Jessie
Wing Florence D. Miss, assistant Broadway Primary
School, r. 1727^0 Jessie
Wing Francis B., physician, office and r. 2235 Mission
Wing Frank C. clerk stm City of Stockton, Washing-
ton St. Wharf
Wing J. J., r. 409 Stevenson
Wing J. J., varnisher Pac. Improvement Co., r. 5
Mint .4v
Wing Eu?sell P., commission merchant, r. 607 Sutter
Wing Simon (Wing & Allen), r. Boston
Wing Stephen, transfer clerk U. S. Mint, r. 110 Hyde
Wing Wallace, contractor, r. 711 Shotwell
WingW. H. jc Co. (William H. Wing and John 0.
Waller) . lasts, boottrees, stretchers, and crimps,
NE cor Mission and Fremont
Wing William, conductor Clay St. Hill E. R., r. 1302
Pacific
Wing William H. (W. H. Wing & Co.) , r. 206 Hyde
Wing & Allen iSimon Wing and Bennett G. Allen),
photographers. 342 Kearny
Wingard Adam, miuing superintendent, r. 1111 Bdwy
Wingard M. Miss, dressmaker, r. 206 Eddy
Wingard T. B. Mrs. (widow), r. 204 McAllister
Wlngate Beaumont N., groceries, wood and coal, SE
cor Gunnison Av and Precita PI, Bernal Heights
Wingate Isaac C, proptr Oakland Express, 6 Sacra-
mento, r. 701 Washington
Wingate John D., clerk Toklas, Brown & Co., r. 11
Monroe
Winge I. P.. cabinetmaker, r. 18 First
Wingerter C. J. real-estate, r. 2714 Sacramento
Wingerter Jaci 1). expressman, SE cor California and
Spring, r. Oakland
Wingham William, r. 23 Powell
Wingrove Edward, painter D. S. Shute, r. 38 Louisa
Wingrove Henry, whitener Frederick A. Jennings
Wingrove Thomas, clerk, r. 38 Louisa
Wingrove William, brassfinisher San Francisco Brass
Works, r. 38 Louisa
Wink James, laborer Eisdon I. and L. Works, r. 11
Bryant Av
Winkeiman Henry, shipowner, office 54 Steuart, r.
Oakland
Winkeiman Henry, musician, r. 5 Morey Alley
Winkeiman Louis" C, jeweler. 102 Fourth, r. Oakland
Winkelmann Frederick, labtrer, r. 431 Shipley
Winkelmann Henry, groceries and liquors, SW cor
Hay^s and Laguna
Winkle" Adam (Winkle Brothers) , r. SE cor VaUejo
and Battery
Winkle Brothers (Ad.im and Henry Jr. ), bakery, SE
cor Vallejo and Batterv
Winkle H»nrj-Jr. (Winkle" Brothers) , r. SE cor Val-
lejo 'and Batterv
Winkle William, clerk Charles D. Ladd, r. 428 Bdwy
Winkler Charles, nnisician, r. 10 St. Charles PI
Winkler Charles W.. tinsmith George H. Tay & Co..
r. 6 St. Charles PI
Winkler Edward, cabinetmaker, r. 31 Garden Av
Winkler Frederick F., upholsterer J. A. Shaber & Co.,
r. 42S Chestnut
Winkler Gustav, harnessmaker J. C. Johnson & Co.,
r. 610 Greenwich
Winkler J., plasterer, r. 512 Bush
Winkler John E.. advertising agent, r. 765 Market
Winkley Emma Miss, assistant Sanchez Street Pri-
marv School, 1109 McAllister
BULLOCZ Si JONES. 105 Mont^raery Street, Importers Men's FumisMngs.
Gold and Plated Jewehy at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
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917
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Winkley Philip W., drayman K. Strauss, r. 1109 Mc-
Allister
Winks John W.. salesman Frederick Chester & Co r
8ia Shotwell
Winlin Thomas, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Winlock James, molder Steiger i Kerr, r. Oakland
Wiun Abel T., teacher science Boys' High School, r.
1717 Larkin
Winn Albert M., editor, office Bush
Winn Bridget Miss, r. 1000 Washington
Winn Charles C. clerk H. S. Winn, r. 42' Powell
Winn Charlutte Jlrs., assistant Denman Grammar
School, r. 1717 Larkin
Winn H. 8., dairy produce, .31 Centre Market, r. 422
Powell
Winn Ida, domestic Mrs. J. B. Hag^n, 12.50 Taylor
Winn J., r.209 Leidesdorff
Winn John, longshoreman, r. 241 Fremont
Winn .John, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Winn John B., r. 1001 Powell
Winn Patrick, laborer, r. 121 Welsh
Winn Patrice, laborer Union Iron Works, r. 214 First
Winn Peter, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Winn Thomas, bvitler W. C. Talbot. 17:J0 Jackson
Wiuu Thomas J., tailor, 313 Sutter
Winn William, expressman, NW cor Kearny and Com-
mercial, r. 13y Eleventh
Winn William, machinist, r. 14 Bincon Av
Winn. See Wynn
Winueberg William, cardriver, r. 073 Howard
Winnie John L., janitor Pioneer Hall, »0S Mont
Winquist Emma, nurse, r. 1023 Hyde
Winrow Christlcin, buti her, r. 4 Ellsworth Block,
Thirteenth Av, South S. F.
Winrow John, butcher Joseph Winrow Jr.. r. 3002
Mission
Winrow Joseph Jr., market, 3i>J2 Mission
Winrow Richard, butcher, r.6 Ellsworth Block, Thir-
teenth Av, .South .S. F.
Winship Alvin A., engineer, r. 508 Fell
Wiuship Hannah M. (widow), r. 1318 Kearny
Winship Thomas S.. euKineer C. James King o^ Wil-
liam & Co., r. 1318 Kearny
Winslow Charles, mate schr Ida May.r. 412 Beale
Winslow Elizabeth (widow), r. 412 Beale
Winslow George, laborer, r. 917 Jfatoma
Winslow H. E.. fireman U. S. Mint, r. Oakland Point
Winslow James M., r. 2G19 Howard
Winslow John, boimaker F. Korbel k Brothers, r. 17
Park Av
Winslow Martin, night inspector Custom House, r
448 k' Third
Winslow Minnie Miss, milliner, r. 2134 Howard
Winslow William, r. 913 Valencia
Winsor Thomas, salesman J. W. Davidson t Co., p.
7^t> California
Winsor. See Windsor
Winstanley Clement, architect, r. 1515 Broadway
Winston E. C, shipping clerk American Sewing Ma-
chine Co., r. 1216 Market
Winston Emmett. clerk, r. .>41 Stevenson
Winston James S., drayman, r. 1727 Eddy
Winter .-Vlbert, broom "manuf, liKHi Stocton
Winter Alexander W. (Lavenson, Winter & Co.), r. 731
Sixteenth
Winter Benjamin G., salesman Castle Bros., r. 731
Sixteenth
Winter Bros. (Henry and Morris), sausagemakers,
43 Fremont
Winter Charles, baker, r. 980 Harrison
Winter Charles, laborer .Andrew Onderdonk
Winter Charles K., captain schr Vladimir, Beale St.
Wharf
Winter Conrad, employee Pioneer Malt House, r. 2102
Stockton
Winter Edward W., dentist, r. 311 Stocktoa
Winter Emma Miss, teacher music, r. 1825 Stockton
Winter Henry (Winter Bro.s.), r. 1120 Tyler
Winter Henry S., superintendent Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. 731 Sixteenth
Winter James, U. S. Internal Revenue Ganger, r. 745
Harrison
Winter James W. (Winter & Winter) , r. Palace Hotel
Winter James W., druggist, r. 45 Twelfth
Winter John, book canvasser, r. 115 First
Winter John, expressman. Berry bet Third and
Fourth, r. 070 Natoma
Winter John, restaurant, 1737 Mission
Winter John F., groceries and liquors, SW cor Mason
and Filbert
Works, O
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Winter John H.. groceriea and llquora, 1600 Boah
Winter Joseph P. (Joseph Pace k Co.), r. Lafmyetta
Hotel
Winter Joseph T., tinsmith Little & Lawson, r. 9 Har-
lan PI
Winter Joseph W.. foreman Bay Soap and Candle
Works, r. 731 Sixteenth
Winter Kasten (C. Waller ft Co.), r. 2 Jackson
Winter Lewis, drayman Pacific DiatlUery and R<*fln-
iug Co., r. 18 Uussell
Winter L. P.. conductor Clay Street Hill R. R.. r. 2
Wall PI
Winter Mary (widow), r. 9 Harlan PI
Winter Morris (Winter Bros.), r. 11'."^ Tyler
Winter Patrick D.. manager Calif r
SE cor Water and Taylor, r.
Winter Robert, artist, studio 41.'. .; . r 1825
Stockton
Winter Rudolph (Winter ft Pauli), r. 627 Green
Winter Samuel H., ladies' and gents' furnishing g'lods,
11 Bowen's Block. Railroad Av, South S. F.
Winter Simou, r. 627 t^omiuercial
Winter Sophie, domestic 2:J5 Tyler
j Winter Theodore, tinsmith and roofer, r. 9 Harlan PI
' Winter Thomas P., bookkeeper Kohler ft Chase, r. liyc,
, Post
I Winter W. G. (Winter .^: WinU'r), r. 200 Kearny
Winter William, real estate and secretary Territorial
Pioneers of California, rooms 103 Montgomery, p.
216 O'Farrell
i Winter i Pauli (Rudolph Winter and Fred. A. Paul!) .
wines and liquors, SE cor Post and Kearny
WrVTER <Sk WINTER (J. W. and W. G. Winter!.
dentists, office 20''i Kearny
Winterberg .\dolph, haruessmaker Augustus Tillman,
r. 1618 Turk
' Winterbottom Henry, carpenter, r. SE cor Hancock
and Noe
1 Winterbottom Orlando, painter, r. 24 Converse
I Winterbottom Sarah Mrs., seamstress clothing and
I equipage department U. S. A., r. 24 Converse
I Winterbum Frank, printer Winterbum ft Co., r. 1927
Fillmore
I Wint-rbum George H., real estate, r. 504 Valencia
Winterbum Joseph (Winterbum ft Co.),r. 1617 Gough
TTIXTERBURX «!k CO. (Joseph Winterbum and
William Hoflfschneider), printers and electrotyp-
ers, 417 Clay
I Winterhalder Joseph, salesman John H. Eeflsing, r.
900 Pacific
Winterhalter Conrad, coffee and spice mills, SW cor
Fifth and Bryant, r. 1.5'>9 Turk
, Winterhalter William, architect, 37 Post, r. 1430
Tyler
I Wintermantel Frank, upholsterer, r. 222 M O'FamU
' Winters Ann(widowl, r. N s Montgomery PI. nr Mont
Winters Charles, varnisher J. B. Luchsinger ft Son,
r. N .s Fifteenth, nr Dolores
Winters E<lward, baker Thomas J. Chadbouroe, r. fWo
I Vallejo, rear
Winters Frederick, laborer, r. second Long Bridge,
Potrero
Winters Henry D., seaman, r. 320 Spear
Winters James, internal reveuuebroker, office 0. 8.
Court Buildiu»{, r. 745 Harrison
Winters Jelfreys Miss, ironur Stamdani Shirt Factory.
r. 328 Minna
Winters Louis P., conductor Clay St. Hill H. B., r.
1.500 Leavenworth
Winters M. (widow), r. l.V* Clara, rear
Winters Mary Miss, dressmaker, r. N s Montgomery
PI, nr Montgomery
Winters Michael, helper 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 43
Clementina
Winters Thomas, contractor, r. Lilly Av. bet Bu-
chanan and Web.ster
Winters Thomas, shoemaker, r. 1014 Columbia
Winters William J., captain stm Waahlngtou, r. S
Washington
Winterson Michael, expressman, cor Sansom and
Ctiinmen ial, r. 319 Ivy Av
Winterton John U., salesman Heyneniann t.Co.. r. CU
Powell
Winthrop House, E. Pander proptr, :« Geary
Wiuthrop Isaac E., roofer, r. 1114 Taylor
Winthriip John, master mariner, r. 1110 Taylor
Winthrop William L.. plumber, r. loll Broadway
Wintjen John, groceries and liquors, SW cor Geary
and Devisadero
Wlntrinuf-r Leander. r. 52-2 Klehtepnth
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Wintringham Thomas, cashier Parrott & Co., r. 1622
California
Wintz Joseph, billiard saloon, SE cor Nineteenth
and Mission
Wipfli Jacob, milkman, r. Helvetia Hotel
"Wirsing Charles H., trunk manuf, 634 Market, r. 2732
Mission
WIRT N. S., attorney at law, office 310 Pine,
rooms 30-32, r. 1611 Bush
Wirth George (J. Piepeiling & Co.), r. SW cor Hyde
and Union
Wirtner Adolf, tailor, 308 Post, r. 200 Tehama
Wisch William, waiter Westerfeld & Page, r. Jessie,
nr Fourth
Wise , printer, r. 3 Mary Lane
Wise B. J., with Charles F. Whitton, r. 1906 Eddy
Wise C. H., peddler, r. 512 Bush
Wise Charles H., cigars and tobacco, SW cor Sansom
and Pine, r. 136 Third
Wise Charles H., tinsmith Schuster Brothers, r. 8}^
Glover
Wise Charles H. L., drayman Max Wolfen & Co., r. 51G
Filbert
Wise Christopher, r. 512 Bush
Wise Clara Miss, vocalist, r. 715 Howard
Wise Frank, packer Thomas J. Chadbourne, r. 1414
Dupont
Wise Frederick, driver Isaac Stone, r. N s Cortland
Av, nr San Bruno Road
Wise George, r. 2 Auburn
Wise George H., calker, r. 354 Grove
Wise Harriet A. Mrs., assistant North Cosmopolitan
Grammar School, r. 516 Filbert
Wise Harriet P. (widow), dressmaking, r. 560 Minna
Wise Hattie C. Miss, fancy work, r. 560 Minna
Wise Henry, waiter Charles G. Biitler, r. 347 Fourth
Wise Isadore H., salesman I. M. Wentworth Boot and
Shoe Co., r. 711 O'Farrell
Wise James, watertender Pacific Mail S. S. City of To-
kio
Wise John, carpenter, r. 8J^ Glover
Wise John H., office 607 Front, r. 1409 Leavenworth
Wise John H., steward Graham House, r. 399 Te-
hama
Wise Julia Miss, seamstress, r. 560 Minna
Wise M., peddler, r. 512 Bush
Wise Mary H. (widow) , r. N s Twenty-third, bet San-
chez and Noe
Wise Morris, tailor, 116 Dupont, r. 1820 Market
Wise Robert H., teamster, r. Mountain Spring House,
Ocean House Road
Wise Thomas, clerk, r. 560 Minna
WISE TULiIiY R., attorney at law, office 16 Mont-
gomery Av, r. 1913 Stockton
Wise W., cook, r. 636 Commercial
Wise Wallace C, salesman Fisher & Co., r. 422 Ellis
Wiseman E., r. 621 Pine
Wiseman Ellen (widow), r. 1035 Market
Wiseman J., r. 621_Pine
Wiseman James B'., bookbinder Andrew J. Learv, r.
! 217 Stevenson
Wiseman John (Hughes & Wiseman), r. NE cor Sac-
I ramento and Kearny
j Wiseman John, hostler'C. L. Wall & Co., r. 21 Mary
Wiseman John, lamplighter S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
123 Twelftli •
Wiseman John, plumber, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman Joseph E., clerk M. J. Flavin, r. 235 Fifth
Wiseman Mary Miss, as.sigtant Tyler Street Primary
School, r. 123 Twelfth
Wiseman Thomas, carpenter, r. S s Vermont, bet
Sierra and Humboldt
Wisenden Henry, bricklayer, r. 2717 Bush
Wisenger Fr.Tnk, moulder Golden State and Miners'
Iron Works
Wisker Frank G. porter H. S. Crocker & Co , r. 54
Shipley
Wiskotschill Ignatius N., photographer, 811 Market,
r. 124 Silver
Wisler Ignatz, bootfitter, r. 1715 Buchanan
Wisluzel J., merchant tailor, 10 and 605 Montgomery,
r. 630 Broadway
Wisman J., mate, r. 12 Jackson
Wisner John, carrier Evening Post, r. 17 Elliot Park
Wiener Watson, engineer S. S. Great Republic, r. 304
Third
Wiss Gustave, physician, office and r. 1800 Dupont
Wissel Albert, bookkeeper Eggers & Co., r. 513 Leav
Wissel August, butcher, r. 613 Brannan
Wiesel Henry, liquor saloon, 613 Brannan
Wissel Henry F., barkeeper Henry Wissel, r. 613 Bran
Wisshack Gottlob, manager George Marcus k Co., r.
327 Chestnut
Wissinger John W., contractor and builder, office 408
Jackson, r. 17 Ohio
Wissig Charles, laborer.Sol.Wangenheim & Co.
Wissing F. Jacob, wood and cool, 1054 Folsom, r. 1047
Folsom
Wissing Frederick W., driver Pacific Transfer Co., r.
2101 Mission
Wisterhausen Amanda Mrs., domestic South Park
House, 530 Third
Wisterhausen Ernest, carpenter, r. 530 Third
Wistrand Andrew, seaman, r. 20 Boardman PI
Wiswell Charles, clerk C. V. D. Hubbard, 302 Bush,
room 29
Wiswell Edward, painter Thomas Downing
Wiswell Edward, laborer C. E. Haseltine
Wiswell John A., carriagefinisher Albert Folsom, r.
1041 Howsrd
Wiswell Thaddeus, moneybroker, 624 Montgomery, r.
619 Mission
Wiswell William T., policeman City Hall, r. 409 Stev
Witbeck Charles, r. 121 Powell
Witbeck H. R. Mrs., boarding, 119-121 Powell
Witbeck Jesse F., speculator, r. American Exchange
Hotel
Witchief Christina, domestic 2507 Folsom
Witgen Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NW cor Du-
pont and Broadway, r. I'OU Broadway
With James, laborer, r. 906 Stockton
Witham Charles B., salesman Larzelere & Witham, r.
710 Grove
Witham Charles H., policeman City Hall, r. 16 Turk
Witham Walter D., bookkeeper Blake, Robbins & Co.,
r. 710 Grove
Witham William L. (Larzelere & Witham), r. 710
Grove
Witherbee Charles, cutter Bullock & Jones, r. 1521
California
Witherby Charles S., molder ^tna Ironworks, r. 2613
Folsom
WITHERBY DANIEL S., real estate, office 224
Montgomery, r. 2613 Folsom
Witherby Lamoille (widow) , physician, r. 1908 Market
Witherby. See W'elherbee
Withers Nathan, watchman Moore, Wilkie & Gray, r.
750 Harrison
Withers Ralph, waiter Grand Hotel
Withers W. E., brakeman Southern Pac. R. R., r. 204
Sixteenth
Withiugton James Mrs., r. 121 Montgomery
Withington James H. (Dutton & Withington), r.
Palace Hotel
Withrow Isaac A., r. 10 Taylor
[ Withrow Marie Miss, teacher music Columbia Street
Primary School, r. 200 San Jose Av
Withrow Woodward W., timekeeper Andrew Onder-
donk, r. 200 San Jose Av
Witner Joseph, brewer Philadelphia Brewery
Wltschen Henry, groceries and liquors, SE cor Eighth
and Bryant
Witschen John, laborer Enterprise Brewery, r. 2019
Folsom
Witt Behrend , panman Bay Sugar Refinery
Witt Benjamin, laborer, r. 1017 Battery
Witt F. George, silversmith Schulz & Fischer, r. 1719
Eddy
W^itt Henry, fisherman, r. 119 Jackson
Witt Henry, stevedore A. C. Freese
Witt Johannes, butter, cheese and eggs, 235 Sixth, and
9-10 Bay City Market, r. 235 Sixth
Witt Joseph, laborer A. M. Simpson & Bro., r. 132
Clara
Witt Julius, actor, r. 212 Prospect PI
Witt Blarie, domestic 724 Geary
Wlttcopp Cornelius, ujjholsterer Henry Frank, r. 04
Everett
Witte Charles, ship chandler, and groceries and
liquors, W s Georgia, bet Shasta and Sierra
Witte Charles E., clerk, r. 1139 Howard
Witte Henry, seaman, r. 45 Sacramento
Witte Herman (Schuck & Witte) , r. 1003 Mason
WITTE WILLiIAM, groceries and liquors, SE cor
Powell and Vallejo, r. 737 Vallejo
Wittenberg Adolph, stock clerk Levi Strauss & Co., r.
931 Greenwich
Wittenberg David, peddler, r. 469 Jessie
Wittenberg Thomas, seamen, r. Western House
Wittgenstein Mark, capitalist, r. 421 Powell
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
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■Wittgenstein Meyers D., salesman Robert R. Raphael,
r. 326 O'Farrell
Witting Jacob, driver H. Diedrich, r. 213 Stevenson
Wittke Charles, seaman, r. 127 Ja'-kson
Wittland Caroline, domeslic 1014 Van Ness Av
Wittland William J., collector Grangers' Bank of Cal-
ifornia, r. 1212 Jackson
WITTMAN G. «&CO. (George Wittman and Vin-
cent Eigne) , proptrs Nevada Restaurant, llS Pine
Wittman George (Q. Wittman & Co.), r. Oakland
Wittman George, shirt cutter, r. 010 Dolores
Wittman Julius, clerk G. Wittman & Co., r. Oakland
Wittman Samuel, cook G. Wittman & Co., r. Oakland
Wittmann Frederic, ladies' underwear, 1009 Howard
Wittmeier John G., liquor saloim, r>l;< Pacific
Wittmer Jacob, clerk Fechheimcr, Goodklnd & Co.
r. 2'2'ihi O'Farrell
Wittuer Jacob, auctioneer, r. 80(5 Kearny
Wittner N.. chemist, r. lOOl? Mis.sion
WITTRAM CHARLES, atttorney at law, oiflce
Real Estate Associates' Building, 230 Montgom-
ery, roiims 2-3
WITTRAM FREDERICK, real estate office,
Real Estate Associates' Building, 230 Montgomery,
room 2-3, r. 2319 California
Witts C. (widow), r. 19 Powell
Witts Richard, ph\mber,r. 081 ^-j Clementina
Witts William, plasterer, r. 081 ;<i Clementina
Witzel Giistavus (J. F. Witzel & Brother) , r. 102 Pac
"WITZEIi J. F. <& BROTHER (Gustavus Wit-
zel) , groceries imd liquors, NW cor Davis and
Pacific
Witzel John F. (J.F. Witzel & Brother), r. 102 Pac
Witzemau William, market, NW cor East and Mer-
chant, r. 561 Howard
Wixom Phoebe (widow) , r. 218 Eleventh
Wizig E., r. 2 Chatham PI
Wobber Brothers (Henry and Ernst) , groceries and
liquors, NE cor Leavenworth and Geary
Wobber Brothers (William and Hermann) , groceries i
and liquors, SE cor Powell and Lombard [
Wobber Ernst (Wobber Brothers) , r. NE cor Leaven-
worth and Geary
Wobber Henry (Wobber Brothers) , r. NE cor Leaven-
worth and Geary
Wobber Hermann (Wobber Brothers), r. SE cor Pow-
ell and Lombard
Wobber Peter (Gerkin & Wobber), r. 323 Chestnut
Wobber Peter, employee Washington Brewery, r. 3
Hartman
Wobber William (Wobber Brothers) , r. 60C Lombard
Wobbin Benjamin, driver City R. R., r. 2939 Mission
Wochatz Charles (Rotger & Wochatz) , r. 1307 Webster
Woding Henry, cook Columbia Hotel, r. 2-1 Oak
Wodiska Ada Miss, saleslady H. Friedlander, r. 716
McAllister
Wodson Charles, seaman, r. 357 First, rear
Woebcke John, clerk Henry Menke, r. 710 Stockton
Woebke Mary (widow), (Rohlflfs & Woebke), r. 1 Mis-
sion
Woeglin T., salesman, v. Hackmeier's Hotel
Woehler Christian, tailor Henry Planz, r. NE cor Pino
and Dupont
Woehler William, paper box factory, 305 Pine, room
30, r. Hansa Hotel
Woelfel Richard, bookkeeper I. S. Van Winkle & Co.,
r. Oakland
Woenne Emil, butcher, r. SiSH Mission
Woeruer Christopher, cooper David Wocrncr, r. 2135
Mission
1VOERNER DAVID, cooper, lOi Spear, r. 709
Larkin
Woerz Albert H., barber Landpraf & Knauer, r. 5
Hardie PI
Woerz Charles, r. Prescott House
Woerz Christian (Habergarten & Woerz) , r. 1605 Polk
Woerz Gottleib, liquor saloon, 5 Hardie PI
Woesner Henry barkeeper Edward Riedlinger, r. 925
Kearnv
Woessner Christian, liquor saloon, Ofi-t Bryant
Woest Charles L., clerk Frederick Biscboff, r. SW cor
Powell and Vallejo
Woest John, clerk William Luhmensen, r. NE corner
Twentv-lirst and Valencia
Woge Charles, tobacco and cigars, 815 Battery
Wohlander Andrew J., tailor, r. Kappeler Court
Wohlenberg John, boatman, r. SE cor Polk and Turk
Wohlers Alfred, driver United Carriage Co.
Wohlers John, laborer, r.N s Twenty-eighth, between
Church and Dolores
Wohlers John H. (A. T. Noble & Co.) , r. 8 8 Thirtieth'
bet Mission and San JoseAv
Wohlfeld Gustave, r. 251 Clara
Wohlke F. W. (Wohlke & Momson), r 1009 Mission
Wohlke John, liqu'ir saloon, 31 Fifth, r. 220 Sixtli
Wohlke A: Momsen (F.W. Wohlke and August Mom-
sen), proptrs Pioneer Rustic Window Shade Fac-
tory, 413 Mission
Wohlna Ellis, peddler, r. 39;^ Fifth I
Wohltnian Henry, liquor saloon, NE cor Third and
Townsend |
Wohltmann Clans, teamster Spear, Meade & Co., r. 426 |
Brannan ,
Wohn John, chairmaker, r. 1225 York |
Wohn John, gardener Woodward's Gardens j
Wohn John, woodcarver Union Furniture Manuf. Co., .
r. 39 Welsh '
Wohn Wendel, carpenter, r. 17 John
Wokatsf h Alexander, laborer Wolff Bloom, r. Dolores, |
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth !
Wolberg I., stockbroker, 307 Montgomery, r.l02S Lar- j
kin
Wolcott James D., agent S. B. Whipple, office 110
Beale, r. 235 O'Farrell !
Woliott Hansom, laborer, r. 221 Tehama |
Wolders Martin, master mariner, r. 1906 Leavenworth
Wolenberg Johanna Miss, r. 321 Fell
Wolenberg John W., barkeeper Martin V. B. Black- |
man, r. 5.50 Minna j
Wolf A., salesman, r. Hackmeier's Hotel
Wolf Aaron, proptr I.indell House, 202 Sixth
Wolf Aaron, tailor, 117 Leidesdorff, r. 31 Rausch
Wolf Abraham, upholsterer, 1912 Market •
Wolf Adelbert, proptr Union File Works, 1332 Colum-
bia I
Wolf Arthur, assist int bookkeeper S. W. RosenBtock
k Co.,r. 719 Eddy
Wolf Benjamin, salesman Buyer, Reich & Co., r. 719
Eddy
Wolf Charles, baker Pacific Mail Co., r. 2733 Folsom
Wolf David, butcher, r. 719 Eddy
WOliF E. <& CO. (Emil Wolf), importers looking-
glass pl.Ttes, moldings, engravings, cliromoe, and
manuf mirrors and frames, 625 Market
Wolf Edward, clerk Heiman Brothers, r. 1622 How
Wolf Elias, groceries and liquors, and Post-office San
Migtiel Station
Wolf Emil (E. Wolf & Co.) , r. 16 Geary
Wolf Emil, clerk, r. 454 Clementina
Wolf Fannie Mrs., dressmaker, 1023 Howard
Wolf F. C, decorative paperhanger, 1228 Stockton
Wolf Francis, artist, office 611 Clay, r. 1419 Stockton
Wolf Frederick, stockbroker, r. 856 Mission
Wolf Hannah (widow), r. 454 Clementina
Wolf Henry, morocco dresser, r. cor San Bruno Road
and Twenty-seventh
Wolf Herman, clothing, 335 M Third
Wolf Hulda, dry goods, 414 Sacramento, r. 617 Minna
Wolf Hvman, clerk, r. 202 Sixth
Wolf Isaac, clerk, r. 202 Sixth
Wolf Jacob W., bookkeeper Pacific Jewelry Co., r.
15;.() Post „,,
Wolf James A., cashier Speyer Brothers, r. 719 Eddy
Wolf John, barber, r. Ill Virginia
Wolf John, driver U. S. Laundry, r. '22 Hampshire
Wolf John W., salesman Larzalere & 'V\itham,r. 530
Chestnut
Wolf Joseph, r. '205 Kearny
Wolf Joseph, r. 510 Ivy Av
Wolf Julia Mrs., furnished roonis, 856 Mission
Wolf Julius, snlesmuu E. Raas & Co., r. 802 McAllister
Wolf Julius, stockbroker, r.315 Shotwell
Wolf Kate, domestic 527 Natoma
Wolf Lenii (widow/, r. 510 Ivy Av
Wolf Louis, clerk, r. 510 Ivy Av
Wolf Louis, compositor Uumorist, r. 435 M Minna
Wolf Meliinie (widow), r. 1511 Geary
Wolf Mev( r, r. 29 Oak
Wolf Mi.'hael L., r. 931 Mission
Wolf Morris, cignr manuf, 3.56 Third
Wolf Peter, cabinetmaker, r. 39 White PI
Wolf Peter, tinner, r. 1312 Larkin
Wolf Pliilip (Philip Wolf k Co.) . r. Saucellto
Wolf Phili]> it Co., commission merchants. 411 HnrKet
Wolf Rosa Mrs., stamping, r. 620 )« Jessie, bet Seventh
and Eighth
Wolf Samuel, taiUir, r. 416 Folsom
Wolf Sebastian Rev., pastor St. Boniface Oennan
Church, r. 123 Tyler
Wolf Simon, r. 722 Tyler
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ANDBESON & HAN^OLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
WOL
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Wolf T.,r. 1719 Eddy
Wolf William, solicitor Overland House, 531 Sac
Wolf William, laborer, r. 534 Sixtli
Wolf William H., carpenter and cabinetmaker, 931
Mission, r. 1109 Howard
Wolf William H., salesman Hermann Heckmanu, r.
530 Chestnut
Wolf. See Wolfe, Wolff, Woolf , and Wulf
Wolfangel George, teamster Peter J. Kalb, SEcorMis-
siod and Thirteenth
Wolfe Abraham, clerk Jacob Goldstcne, r. 926 Dupont
Wolfe Abraham, salesman Philip Schlichter, r. 31
Rausch
Wolfe Charles E., with Wolfe & Burnbam, 240 Mont
Wolfe Glaus, driver Central Pv. R., r. 411 J^ Sixth
Wolfe Edward I., salesman J. J. Leszynsky, r. 922 Mc-
Allister
Wolfe Edward S., porter Frank's Billiard Parlor, r. 828
Broadway
Wolfe Emma Mrs., midwife, r. 133 3<; Dora
Wolfe Henry, driver Central R. R., r. 32 Sixth
Wolfe Henry F., tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. 5 Verona
PI
Wolfe Jacob, cigarmakei- Frederick E. Boger, r. 308
Sixth
Wolfe Jacob, glazier, r. 419 Union
Wolfe James E. (Wolfe & Burnham), r. Brunswick
House
Wolfe J. M. (J. M. Wolfe & Co.) , r. East Oakland
W'OLiFE J. BI. & CO. (Max Burkardt), sole agents
History of American Odd Fellowship, and Em-
blematic Lord's Prayer, 545 Washington
Wolfe John. r. 820 Jessie
Wolfe John, steward, r. 117 Drumm
Wolfe John, superintendent fancy department A. J.
Plate k Co., r. 273 Minna
Wolfe Julia Miss, saleswoman M. Freud & Sons, r.
1045 Folsom
Wolfe Magdalena (widow) , r. 421 Tenth
Wolfe Moses A., dry and fancy goods. 820-822 Market,
r. 701 Tyler
Wolfe William, fancy goods, 1201 Stockton, r. 31
Rausch
WOLiFJB & BURXHAM (James E. Wolfe and
Frank P. Burnham), architects, office 240 Mont-
gomery, rooms 12-13
Wolfcu Max (Max Wulfen & Co.), r. 409 Turk
Wolfcn Max & Co., produce commission, 216 Wash
Wolfeuder Martin, machinist Willcox & Gibbs Sewing
Machine Co., r. 759 Howard
Wolfer Lawrence, barber A. Soils, r. 1120 Larkin
WoU'ert Adolph, clerk Peter Jacobsen, 2019 Mason
^^■()lferth Johu M., shoemaker, r. 1322 Pacific
Wolff Amifl M., salesman P. B. Kennedy, r. 617 Minna
W'llft Augustus, bookbiudtry, 310 Post
Wolff' Augustus, ^3h, 31 San Francisco Market, r. 2513
Larkir.
Wolff Beruhard, florist, 28 Fourth
\Volff Charles (Chase & Wolff) , r. 1520 Mason
Wolff Charles, carpenter, off' W s Mission, nr Six Mile
House
Wolff Charles, master mariner, office 305 East
Wolff Constant, salesman Achille Paladini, r. 12 John
Wolff Constant S., seaman, r. E. side Castro, bet Sev-
enteenth and Eighteenth
Wolff' Emma Miss, governess, r. 734 Geary
Wolff George, bookkeeper E. G. Lyons & Co., r. 715
Union
Wolff" Gustav, clerk A. Wahler, r. 23 Lafayette
Wolff H., clerk Charles F. Hanlon
Wolff Harris, bak^-r, r. 23 Fulton
WOL.PF HENRY (Wolff & Lozo) , r. 1.518 Post
Wolff' Isadore, merchant, r. 724 Laguna
Wiilff Jacob, boot and shoemaker, 605 Montgomery Av,
r. 715 Union
Wolff Jacob, clerk Pacific Jewelry Co., r. 1530 Post
Wolff' Joseph, tinsmith Hoffman ^V Ernst, r. 82G Green,
rear
Wolff Joseph, waiter, r. 724 Howard, rear
Wolff Julius, milk dairy, r. cor Mission and Foote
Av, nr West End
Wolff Max Rev., r. 1423 Post
Wolff Max, tailor, 1.103 Post
Wolff Michael, expressman, r. 41G Fell
TVOLiFP BIICHAEli A. A., physician, office and
r. 233 Montgomery Av
Wolff Morris, r. 913 Buchanan
Wolff Morris, driver Acliille Paladini, r. 419 Union
Wolff Morris, tailor, r. 1530 Post
Wolff Nathan, salesman Henry Wolff, r. 1518 Post
Wolff' Reinhold, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Wolff" Simon, shoe manuf , r. 226 Turk
Wolff' William (Wolff" & Reinhold), r. 324 Washington
"WOIiFF & LiOZE (Henry Wolff and J. F. Loze),
importers watch materials, jeweler's findings,
precious stones, etc., 120 Siitti-r
WOLFF «& RHEINHOL.D (William Wolff and
Hugo Rheinhold) , commission merchants, 324
Washington
Wolff. See Wolf, Wolfe, Woolf and AVulf
Wolfheimer Elizabeth, fruits and vegetables, 1211
Steiner
Woltiuder Martin, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5ii Kearny
Wolfinger Herman, cabinetmaker Herman Granz, r.
128 Dora, rear
Wolfinger William P., cabinetmaker Herman Granz,
r. 1116 Folsom
Wolfron Adam, oigarmaker, r. 308 Fulton
Wolfron Catherine ( widow (, r. 459 Stevenson
Wolfron Frederick, cigarmaker, r. 459 Stevenson
Wolfsohn Otto, bookkeeper M. Rosenshiue & Bro., r.
1908 Buchanan
Wolfstein Henrv, salesman A. S. Rosenbaum & Co.,
r. 13 Oai:
Wolk John, tailor, r. 1235 Pacific
Wolker Joseph I., Swiss Benev. Soc, 53^ Kearny
Wolker Oswald, seaiuan, r. Sailor.*' Home
Wolker Thomas, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Woll Peter, groceries and liquors, 58 Crocker
WoUeb Edward, assayer Pacific Refinery and Bullion
Exchange, r. Fruit "S^ale
Wollersen Johu, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 21 J^
Converse
Wollitz Hermann, candymaker David Hirschfeld, r.
1425 Dupont
Wollitz Louis, baker Theodore Wollitz, 1425 Dupont
Wollitz Theodore, bakery, 1425 Dupont
Wollitz Theodore Jr., baker Theodore Wollitz. 1425
Dupont
WoUman Bernhard, harnessmaker N. B. and Mission
B. R., r. 236 Clara
Wollstadt Nicholas, butcher Charles Hagemann, r.
1117 Mission
Wollweber Gustavus A., jeweler Elleau & Hollander,
r. 461 Minna
Wolijers Frederick, stockdriver, r. Keystone House
Wolpert Charles (Indianapolis Chair Manufactiu'ing
Co.), r. 1922 Jessie
Wolpman Dietrick. engineer Will & Finck, 769 Market
Wolsky Hyman, with P. Liberman & Son. r. 118
O Farrell
Wolter Frederick, carpenter, r. 23}<5 Sumner
Wolter William, r. 110 Dupont
Wolters Albert, barber James Murphy, r. 249 Stev
Wolters August (Wolters Bros.), r. 1508 Larkin
Wolters August Bismarck, teamster George Mayer, r.
37 Dorland
WOLTERS BROS. (Henry and August) , import-
ers and wholesale native and foreign wines
and liquors, and manufs Star of the Union Bit-
ters, 221 California
Wolters Bros. (Henry and Richard), groceries and
liquors, NE cor Twentieth and Guerrero
Wolters Christiau, clerk Louis Smith, r. 641 Cal
Wolters Frederick (Wolters & Co.) , r. 414 Sixth
Wolters Henry (Wolters Bros.) , r. 1509 Sacramento
Wolters Henry (Wolters Bro8.).r. Is'E cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Wolters Henry, clerk William Wolters, r. 31 Clem
Wolters Henry, driver Pacific Brewery, r. 267 Tehama
Wolters JIatilda (widow) , r. 7 Ritch
Wolters Metta Miss, domestic 421 Van Ness Av
Wolters Richard (Wolters Bros.),r. NE cor Twentieth
and Guerrero
Wolters William, driver Pac. Brewery, r. 267 Tehama
Wolters William, groceries and liquors, 31 Clementina
Wolters & Co. (Frederick Wolters and Frederick Buck-
ing), manufs mustard, pickles, etc., 69-70 Cali-
fornia Market, factory S s Bluxome, nr Sixth
Wolters. See Walters
Woltiuan .\dolph. laborer, r. 75 Stevenson
Woltman Bernhard, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. 546
Seventh, rear
Wolz Conrad, Ironer San Francisco La\indry, Eddy,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Wolz William, cigarmaker C. Harris, r. 25 Morton
Womans' Cooperative Laundry, Mrs. K. T. Pine, super-
intendent, 109 Fifteenth
Women's Cooperative Printing Union (incorporated),
book and job printing, 424 Montgomery
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
TRUNKS and VALISES at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St
WON
921
AVOO
Wonder Charles, seaman, r. 17 Pacific
"Wonderlich J., paiker S. F. Cracker Co., r. Alameda
Wouderlich. See Wiinderlich
Womie Emil, butcher Merry, FauU & Co., r. 5i»^
Mission
Wonwyl Joseph, Swiss Benev. Soc, 5^ Kearny
"Wood A. G., commission merchant, r. I'.i21 Fillmore
Wood Andrew, trcer Buckingham & Hecht, r. 53
Crocker
Wood Annie R. Miss., teacher, r. 517 Jessie
Wood Asaph Or., commission agent and adjuster of
accounts, oflBce 321 California, r. -222 Twenty-
second
Wood B. Miss, student Barnard's Business College
Wood Beu.iamin, r. 193 Hvde
Wood C. Mrs., r. 43 Second
■\\ood Caroline (widow), dressmaker, r. 11 Isis
Wood Charles (Wood & McMillan), r. Ufi Seventh
Wood Charles, chicken ranch, W s Laurel, nr Crescent
At
Wood Charles A., driver William Hessler, r. 719 Pa-
cific
Wood Charles H., clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co.,r.
121 Turk
Wood Charles S., cashier Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co., office 401 California, r. 115 Taylor
Wood "hester F., clerk U. S. Railway Mail Service, r.
Oakland
Wood C. L. Miss, r. 38 St. Ann's Building
Wood Clement Col., miner, r. 519 O'Farrell
Wood Daniel, boltmaker Willin?ii Payne, r. 40 Silver
Wood Daniel W., butcher, r. :i Pantam
Wood E. A. Mrs., principal Tehama Primary School,
r. 115 Taylor
Wood Jidwin, office 206 Front, r. Cosmopolitan Hotel
WoodE. K., r. 837 Valencia
Wood Ella Mrs., r. 32 St. Ann's Building
Wood Ellen Mrs., domestic 204 San Jose Av
Wood Elliott, cabinetmaker, r. 407 Fell
Wood Emily i widow), r. 14 Liberty
Wood Emma (widow), r. 1019 Larkin
Wood Enos, fireman stm Oakland, Oakland Ferry, r.
41 Natoma
Wood Eugene F., clerk Dewey & Co., r. 8,37 Valencia
Wood Francis M., billiardkeeper Palace Hotel
Wood Frank, ticket collector Oakland Ferry, r. Oak-
land
Wood Frank G., assistant foreman American District
Telegraph, r. 2923 Sacramento
Wood Frank M., stock broker, r. Palace Hotel
Wood Fred B., draughtsman Charles Geddes, r. 2211
Steiner
Wood Frederick D., driver Central R. R., r. 1215 Fill-
more
Wood George, r. 1027 Dupont
Wood George (Wood & Bowcher), r. SW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Wood George, cabinetmaker George Thomas, r. Har-
mony Hotel
Wood George, laborer, r. 1031 Dupont
Wood George C, driver William Hessler, r. 719 Pac
Wood George H., janitor Hayes Valley School, r. 692
McAllister
Wood George H., local policeman, r.409 Stevenson
Wood George M. (George M. Wood & Co.), r. 120 Post
"WOOD GEORGK M. Si CO., engravers, station-
ers, stencil cutters, designers, copperplate print-
ers, and stencil stork, 120 Post
Wood George R., collector, r. 34 Eleventh
Wood George T.. manager U. S. Stationery and Novel-
ty Co., 133 Fourth, r. 2.57 Tehama
Wood Gustav F. G., manager Dunn & Blucher, r. 921
Pacific
Wood Harris, drayman, office 7-9 Sansom, r. 120 Sev-
enth
Wnod Harry, shoemaker Buckingham & Hecht, r. 53
Crocker
Word Henrietta T. Mrs., r. 1210 Polk
Wood Henry, tailor, f!'27 Clay, r. 92r, Washington
Wood Henry, cook Nicholas P. Milloglav, r. SE cor
Battery and Pacific
Wood Henry, tailor, r. 813 Stockton
Wood Henry, tailor, r. 92(1 Washington
Wood Henry Jr., carpenter, r. 242 Fremont
Wood Henry H. (S. F. Laundry Assu), r. 2528 Wash
Wo d Henry P., stockbroker, office 318 Montgomery,
r. San Rafael
Wood H. F., assayer Selby Smelting and Lead Works
Wood Horace V., market, NE cor Gody and Mission
Wood Hugh, furniture, 677 Mission, r. 2408 Mission
Wood James, carder 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factorr.
Black Point
Wood James, driver City Cab and Transfer Co., r. 174
Jessie
Wood James, ilriver N. B. and MiBsion H. B., r. 44
Clara
Wood James, Jour. Shipwrights' Assn, 71 New Mont
Wood James, shoecuttor Buckingham k Hecht, r. 63
Crocker
Wood James P., mining operator, r. 257 Tehama
Wood James S., machinist Union Iron Works, r. 2010
Taylor
Wood John, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r. 13
Clara
Wood John, boots and shoes, 8 b Twenty-fourth, bet i
j Harrison and .\lab»ma i
Wood John, driver Ten Cent Parcel Delivorv Co., r.
1G18 Market
Wood John, machinist Pacific Mail 8. S. Co., r. 210
Second
I Wood John, seaman, r. 200 Stouart |
i Wood John Mrs., fancy goods, 210 Second
Wood John C, cooper, r. 417 Bush I
I Wood John C, painter, r. 77r, Howard
Wood John F., capitaH.^^t. r. 130 Fell . ;
Wood John F., doorkeeper California Theatre, r. 523 '
Sixth
I Wood Joseph, r. 517 Jessie I
. WOOD JOSEPH M., attorney at law, office 704
Montgomery, room 2, r. 8W cor Buchanan and
I Valleio I
Wood J. W., clerk H. P. Wakelee & Co., r. 14 Turk !
Wood L. A., laborer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 213
Shotwell
Wood Louis, dyer Mission Woolen Mills, r. 2011
Mission '
Wood Lucy A. (widow) , r. 945 Twentieth |
Wood Matthew, ironworker McKibben & Petterson,
r. 4 Gerke Alley
Wood Minnie J. Miss, teacher, r. 517 Jessie ,
Wood M. J. Mrs., boarding, 1507 California
Wood Morris, peddler, r. 1009 York |
Wood M. T., laborer Pacific Rolling Mill i
Wood Nathan, laborer, r. 926 Washington ]
Wood Nettie A. Mrs., vice-principal Geary Street f
Grammar School, r. 2211 Steiner
Wood Oliver G., porter Hobart, Wood & Co., r. 639
Twenty-third
Wood Patrick F., policeman City Hall, r. 131 Thir-
teenth
Wood Richard P. B., rigger, r. 22 Clementina I
Wood Rose Miss, actress Baldwin's Theatre
Wood Samuel, driver Central R. R., r. 1215 Fillmore
Wood Samuel A. (Hobart, Wood & Co.), r. Grand
Hotel
Wood SamuelJ., employee Eureka Warehouse, r. '2010
Taylor
Wood Samuel N., tailor, 775 Market, r. 715 Uission
Wood Susan Mrs. (widow), r. 2010 Taylor
Wood Sylvester, waiter Pacific M. S. 8. City of Sydney
Wood T., driver Central R. R.
Wood W. A., conduct'jr Market St. R. R., r. 514 Valen-
cia '
Wood W. F., clerk McAulifl'e k Co., r. 952 Howard
Wood W. Harrison, printer Wlnterburn & Co., r. Oak-
land
Wood William, apprentice A. L. Bancroft k Co., r. 16
Glover '
Wood William A., clerk P. 4 J. MiUlken, r. 747 How
Wood William C, salhuaker, 44 Market, r. 1310 Fil-
bert I
Wood William E., bookkeeper Cox, Teall & Co., r. ,
Oakland i
Wood William E., stockbroker, office 318 Montgomery, t
r. 1921 Geary I
Wood William O., carpenter, 316)4 Hayea
Wood William G., salesman Davis Bnm., r. 34 Elev-
enth
Wood William H., attorney at law, office 716 Clay, r.
Overland House
Wood William H. Jr., druggist and apothecary, 722
MonVJomery, r. 4i'. Second
Wood William S., attorney at law, office 9 Nevada '
Block, r. 12'>4 Pine
WiKjd William T., clerk U. S. Mint, r. 810 Taylor |
Wood fc Bowcher (Oeiirge Wood and James Bowrber), ;
furniture and beddiug, K'i'J Market ;
Wood it McMillan (Charles Wood and Daniel McMil- '
Ian Jr.). tinning, plumbing and gasfittlng, 146 j
Seventh
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Woodall A. Miss, tailoress, r. 629 Stevenson }
Woodall John, teamster Presidio Eeserration
"Woodall ■William, teamster Presidio EeserTation
Woodard Frank G., r. 2213 Webster
Woodard John, actor, r. 116 Natoma I
Woodard. See Woodward I
"Woodbeck J. C, fireman Cent. P. R. R., r. 656 rourth
"Woodbridge Alfred F., printer, 125 Sansom, r. 627
Nineteenth '
"Woodbridge Bradford, sexton Woodbridge Presbyter- .
ian Church, r. 627 Xiueteenth |
Woodbridge John, compositor Alfred F. Woodbridge, |
r. 627 Nineteenth ,
Woodbridge Sylvester Rev. D. D., pastor Woodbridge
Presbyterian Church, r. 627 Nineteenth |
Woodbury Calvin E., master mariner, r. 313 Bryant '
Woodburv Clara Mrs., teacher Heald's Business Col- i
lege, r. 205 Turk j
"WOODBURY FRAXK C. (Heald & Woodbury) ,
secretary Heald's Business College, 24 Post, r. 205 |
Turk
Woodbury George E. (Woodbury & Merguire), r. 549
Bryant
Woodburv Henrv, fireman etm Constance, Jackson St.
Wharf
Woodbury Thomas, house mover, r. 47 Minna
Woodbury & Merguire (Georee E. Woodbury and
John L. Merguire) . box factory, S s Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Woodcock . r. 105 Stockton
Woodcock Llewellyn, porter Woodhams k Ludlum, r.
522 Pine
Woodcock Samuel, house painter, r. Union Hotel
Wooden L. {widow) , r. 120 Jones
Woodford John, r. 509 Broadway
Woodford Robert C, bookkeeper Joseph S. Kohn, r.
64 West Mission
Woodhall John, laborer Black Point Reservation, r.
Presidio
Woodliame Owcar (Woodhams & Ludlum) , r. 1723 Clay
"WOODHAMS & L.IJDL,T;M (Oscar Woodhams
and Edward Ludlum), proptrs Empire Ware-
house, 16-22 Beale
Woodhead Elizabeth (widow) , r. 529 Geary
Woodhoffer Malech, laundrynian Grand Hotel
Woodhouse John J., workman U. S. Mint,r. 24 Jessie,
bet Seventh and Eighth
Woodhull Alfred A., surgeon D. S. A., r. Black Point
Reservation
Woodhull Edward F., collector J. W. Davidson & Co.,
r. 1)40 Capp
Woodhull Harry S., drug clerk Apothecaries' Hall, r.
32 Ellis
Woodhull S. D., mining, r. 32 Ellis
Woodhull W. S., assayer, r. 226 Sutter
Woodin Lewis H., agent Althouse Windmill Co., office
13-19 Front, r. Alameda
Woodin W., waiter Market Street Restaurant, r. 431
; • Clementina
: Woodis John E., calker, r. 1 Pantam
' Woodland Isabel C. (widow), r. 5 Yerba Buena
Woodleaf Heniy (Weil & Woodleaf ) , r. New York
Woodleigh Alma, artist, r. 11 Kearny
Woodley William, boatbuilder John Reed, r. West
Berkeley
Woodley William J., caiitain brig Hidalgo, Pier 9,
; Steuart
I Woodlock John, clerk Huntington, Hopkins & Co., r.
] Twenty-fourth bet Vicksburg and Sanchez
' Woodman James, carpenter, r. 613 Linden Av
'[ Woodman John, seaman, r. 238 Steuart
I Woodman Lena, nurse, 1121 Hyde
1 Woodman Louis C, clerk, r. 563 Minna
Woodman Peter R. (S. F. Candle Co.) , r. 232 Shotwell
I Woodman Selden J., artist, r. 2122 Jones
. Woodman William C. (S. F. Candle Co.), r. 610 Van
Ness Av
. WoodruffEnuna A. Miss, r. .520 Fulton
Woodruff George, machinist, r. 711 Taylor
Woodruff Newton, r. 631 Stevenson
I Woodruff William, shoemaker, r. 326 Fifth
Woods Addison B.. watchman J. Morton k Co., r. 1
Crook
Woods Alfred, seaman, r. 20 Scott PI
Woods Ann (widow) , boarding and liquor saloon, 541
First
I Woods Charles, r. Clipper Hotel
Woods Charles (Bates, Woods & Co.), r. 1322 California
Woods Charles, baggagemaster Central Pac. R. R., r.
110 Sixth
Woods Charles D., carpenter, r. 524}^ Natoma
Woods Charles F., laborer South Pacific Coast R. R.,
Alameda Ferry Wharf, r. 930 Market
Woods Charles G., shuttermaker Pioneer Iron Works,
r. 15 Verona PI
Woods D., hostler N. B. and Mission R. R.
Woods Daniel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, r. 13
Juniper
Woods David, carpenter A. S. Hallidie, r. 1026 W'ash-
ington
Woods Edmund, seaman, r. Western House, 134
Steuart
Woods Edmund L., clerk Falkner. Bell & Co., r. 1208
Clav
"WOODS F. X. & CO., poultry and game, 67 Cal-
ifornia Market
Woods Frank, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. 13 Steuart
Woods Frank C. , painter John J. Cooney, r. 524 M Na-
toma
Woods Frank H., broker, office 316 Pine, r, 913 Pine
Woods Frederick N. (F. N. Woods & Co.), r. 1030
Pine
Woods Gabriel, clerk, r. 66 Shipley
"WOODS GEORGE L.., attorney at law, office .504
Kearny, r. San Jose
I Woods George W\, paper folder Dewey & Co., r. 933
] Bush
Woods Isaac Jr., steward S. P. Collins & Co., r. 407
Turk
Woods Israel, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Woods J., machinist P>isdon I. and L. Works
Woods James, fireman S. S. George W. Elder. Oregon
S. S. Co., Folsom St.Wharf
Woods James, guard House Correction, r. E s Sa«
Jose Road, nr Ocean House Road
Woods James, laborer S. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory,
r. N s North Point, ur Larkin
Woods James, stevedore, r. 135 Folsom
Woods J. C, r. 1322 California
Woods J. L., clerk Balfour, Guthrie & Co., r. 2510 Cal
Woods John, engineer, r. 330 Vallejo
Woods John, foreman macbine shop Pacific Mail S. S.
Co.. r. 210 Second
Woods John, laborer, r. 624 Fourth
Woods John, lab ner Superiutent of Streets
Woods John, laundryman S. F. Laundry, Eddy, bet
Fillmore and Steiner
Woods John, ropesiiinner. 117 First Av
Woods John F., cutter Rosenthal, Feder & Co., r. 12.5
Second
Woods John F., patternmaker Cornelius Leonard, r.
Berkeley
Woods John S., teamster Fleming & Stetson, r. 306
Braunau
Woods Mary Mrs., ladies' hairdresser, 513 Bush
Woods Peter, laborer Pacific Mail S. S. Co.,'r. -54 De-
Boom
Woods Preston, fruits, 13 Fourth, r. .530 Tehama
Woods Robert J., bookkeeper Rutherford H. Brown,
r. 1322 California
"Woods Robert S., secretary Occidental Club. r. 793
Mission
Woods Rufus S., r. 793 Mission
Woods Samuel, major and paymaster U. S. A., office
105 Siockton, r. Oakland
W'oods Samuel D.. attorney at law, office 315 Califor-
nia, room 1, r. Oakland
Woods Sophia Miss, cutter D. Hicks & Co., r. 41 Stev
Woods Thomas, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Peking
Woods Thomas, longhoreman Oregon S. S. Co., Folsom
St.Wharf
Woods Thomas, storekeeper Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r.
437 First
Woods Townsend, clerk, r. 6 O'Farrell
Woods William, seaman, r. 12 Jackson
Woods William, varnisher Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 5G7 Bryant
Woods William M., employee Cornelius Leonard, r.
Berkelev
"WOODS & FREEBORN (William Freeborn and
Walter TurnbuU) , stockbrokers, 316 Pine
Woodside Robert C, driver Engine No. 4, S. F. F. D.,
r. 144 Second
Woodthnrpe Georgiana (widow) , r. 707 Nineteenth
Woodthorpe John W., bookkeeper, r. 514 Fulton
Woodville Consolidated Silver Mining Co. (Storey Co.,
Nev.) , R. E. Kelly secretary, office 419 California,
rooms 1-2-3
Bullock & Jones— Impeding Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patte.Tis.
si
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
WOO
923
won
Woodward Arthur S., clerk Huntington, Hopkins k ' Woolten William, carpenter, r. 65C Br»nnan
Co., r. 013 Sbotwell Woolton Charles, butcher John 8. Ferrier. r. Ormnd
Woodward C. H., speculator, r. 321 Pacific Central Hotel
Woodward CharlesJ..niHnagcrre8tauraiit Woodward's WOOL.%VORTH RAI..PH C, president Flrtt
Gardens, r.2Jjr) Howard Nati.mal Gold Bank of San Frandhco, office 319
Woodward David L., salesman Robert Flennlken, r. Montgomery, c<ir Summer, r. •lis Hydo
.527 't; Natoma j Wooster fharlea. liostler l.eland Stanford, KE cor
Woodward Ernest N., dentist, office and r. 920 Market California and Powell
Woodward Frank, brasstiuighcr Williimi T. Garratt, r. Wooster David, local cashier freight department C«n-
1912 Mission, rear i tral Pac. K. n.. r. 938 Gears-
Woodward George M., pyrotechnist Church & Co., r. ; WOOSTER D.WID, physician, offlce74C MlBSlon.
203 Clara
Woodward James C, painter, r. 531 Valencia
Woodward J. C, laborer Andrew Onderdonk
Woodward Laura L., teacher, r. 1108 Powell
Woodward iManile L. C. Miss, copyist, r. Russ House
Woodward Melvin C, teamster, r. 123ri Folgom
"WOODWAKD R. B., proptr What Cheer House,
527-531 Sacramento, and Woodward's Gardens.Ws
Mission, bet Thirteenth and Fourteenth, and
president City R. R. Co., r. Napa Valley
Woodward Robert B. Jr., student University Mound
Collega
Woodward Thomas, carpenter, r. NW cor Third and
Harrison
Woodward Thomas P., draughtsman U. S. Siurveyor-
General's Office, r. 1120 .Jackson
Woodward Wnrren, carpenter, r. 1727 Pine
Woodward William, manager Woodward's Garden and
What Cheer House, r. l."22 Mission
Woodward William A. (Frederick MacCrellish & Co.,
and William A. Woodward & Co.) , r. 907 Pine
Woodward William A. . dentist, office and r. 920 Market
r. 813 Webster
Wooster Henry E., macbinehand Callforni* Mills, r.
.'-.13 Hvde
WOOSTER, HUBBEL.!.. & CO. (John B. Woob-
ter. Clark P. Hubbfll, and Inistin D. Shattuck),
commission merchants and wholesale provlBiona,
317-321 Front r--
Wdoster John B. (Wooster, Hubbell k Co.), p. 938
Geary
Wooster. See Worster
Wooton Desk Co., Gilbert fc Moore agents. 219 Bush
Worcester William N., bootcutter Buckingham &
Hecht. r. 13 Page
Word. 11 Abram, teamster S. P. Taylor fc Co., r. 710
Webster
Worden Benjamin S., carpenter, r. HCtH Natonia
Worden James B., assistant storekeeper warehouse
department Custom House, r. 2123 Mason
Worden William H., clerk Thomaa Jennings, r. 425
O'Farrell
Worden William H., manuf lubricating oils and axle
grease, office 221 Commercial, r. 41 Garden Av
!2S
WOODWARD WTLLilAM A. <!k CO. (Frederick Wores Charles R., clerk Joseph Worcs, r. 8E cor Polk
MacCrellish). book and job printers, 529 Cal and McAllister
Woodward. See Woodard Wores .Joseph . batter, 609 Washington, r. SE cor Polk
WOODWARD'S GARDENS, Robert B. Wood- and McAllister
ward proptr, W s Mission, bet Thirteenth and Workingmen's Free Library Associatior., H. M. Moore
Fourteenth
Woodworth Caroline JI. Miss, r. 506 Second
Woodworth James Rev., acting superintendent Em-
anuel Mission, and agent California Prison Com-
mission, office 114 Montgomery Block
Woodworth John, liquor saloon, 802 Sansom
Woodworth Joseph, miner, r. 645 Folsom
Woodworth Joseph Jr., clerk I. Glazier k Co.,r. 1712
Clay
Woodworth L. C. foreman stables N. B. and Mission
R. R.. r. 3040;< Sixteenth
W^OODW^ORTH, SCHEIiL. & CO. (Theodore
secretary, rooms 801 Market
Workingmen's Laundry, James Stanley proptr, 366
Natoma
Workingmen's Party of Califoniia. H. M. Moore sec-
retarv, rooms 801 Market
WORLD PRINTING AND PUBLISHING
CO. (The), Cyrus H. Street prtsident, office 522
California
Worlev Alfred E. T., Evening Bulletin Editorial
Rooms, r. NW cor Mission and Twenty-fifth
Worley Harry, coachman, r. 120 Locust Av
Wormell Eugene, r 218 Stockton
L. Schelli . importers and manufs pianos, organs, ' Wormell Nathaniel, steward Francisco Garcia, r. Fif
treeth. bet Noe and Casfro
Wormell W. E., r. 718 Montgomery
Worms Charles, waiter Stork k Peguilhan, 445 Bush
Wormser Gustav, bookkeeper Levi Strauss * Co., r.
109 Dupont
Wormser Isaac, office 23 Sutter, r. 18.34 California
Woruiser Isaac, salesman Ro<is Bros., r. 905 Orary
Wormser Louis, capitalist, office 310 California, r.
, ..,.-. I..ick House
ierkSnpreru'eCourtof California, office Wormser Marks, r. 905 Geary
no Koarnv Wormsrr Samuel I., clerk Thannhouser k Co., r. 1834
etc., 12 Post
W^OOL. AGENCY W.AREHOCSE, Falkner. Bell
& Co. proptrs, NW cor Sixth and Townsend
Woolcott Frederick, porter, r. 127 J.ickson
Woolcott Richard J., drayman William Lewis & Co.,
r. N 8 Twenty-second, nr Church
Woolf Alexander, whitener Samuel Kellett, r. Elcho
House
Woolf Catherine (widow), r. 810 Ellis
Woolf D. B
040 Clav
Woolf Max, peddler, r. 803M Market
Woolf Z.. molder. r. 27 Minna j
Woolf. See Wolf. Wolfe, Wolff, and Wulf i
Woolfram William, cabinetmaker, r. 147 Silver '
Woolhouse Oliver B.. market, SW cor Nineteenth and
Capp, r. 2308 Howard
Woolhouse Samuel G., stock clerk Holbrook, Merrill 1
Stftpou. r. 2308 Howard
Wooll E. P., fireman Pacifi.' Mail S. S. China
Wooll Hattie L. Miss, assistant Shotwell Street Pri-
marv School, r. 010 Fillmore
Wooll John. r. 1312 California
WooUard John H., telegraph operator, r. 405 Stev
Woolley Charles E., agent Central Pac. R. R. (San
Pablo). r. 24 Haight
Woolley Douglas M., clerk New Zealand Insurance
Co.",r. 416 Post
I Woolley Lell H.. r. 24 Haight
Woolnough Walter, laborer Pacific Mail S. 8. Co.,r.
704 Harrison, rear
Woolsey E. W., sheep farmer, office 418 California, r.
California
Worn George A., real estate. office 322 Montgomery, r.
Suunyside, Marin Co.
Worn Jaines W., salt sman Barrett & Sherwood, p. San
Rafael , ^„
Worner Carl, tailor, dressmaker, and costumer, 223
Kearny
Worner John, millinery, r. 4'21 Ellis
Worrall John, expressman, 749 Market, r. W b Castro,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth
Worrill Calvin R , contractor, r. f88 Seventeenth
Worrill Joseph, U. S. Internal Revenue stor«ke< pi r
Worsdah' Henrv. butcher Pacific Mail S. 8. City of
Tokio, r. 2738 Folsom
Worsey William G., fon man wiredrawer A. 8. HalU-
die. r. 704 Filbert
Worsey William G. Mrs., bakery and confectionery,
704 Filbert
Worster Thomas, confectioner}- and stationery, 21 1
Sixteenth _ „ ., „.„
Worswick Benjamin G., clerk Edward E. Potter, r. 268
Tvler
Wootsey Frank, bookkeeper, J. N. Knowles, r. Ber- ^.^ Elgin ^1^^ ^„^,„,,,, ,. ^^ Market
Woolten^Henry, machinist, iEtna Iron Works, r. 1716 j ^'"'^h ri.''":i7„f,w^.];»^:^;'" Redlngton * Co.. r. 8E
Leavenworth ' "^"^ •
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BEAMISH, always has latest styles, Collars, Cnffe, Neck- ^ress, etc
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
WOE
924
WEI
Worth Daniel, jeweler Hubash & Hirschman, r. 1522
Jackson
Worth David, waiter Haubrich & MuUer, r. 14 Pros-
pect PI
Worth Edmund (Merrill & Worth) , r. 223 Capp
Worth Frank D., clerk Charles Bernard, r. 1522 Jack
Worth George F., deputy U. S. Marshal, r. 1714 Pacific
Av
Worth Harry, clerk Redington & Co., r. SE cor Tyler
and Webster
Worth Henry J., clerk C. J. Hawley & Co., r. cor Oak
and Laguna
Worth James, carpenter Pacific Mail S. S. China
Worth Lillie E. Mrs., assistant Hayes Valley Primary
School, r. 317 Stockton
Worth Obadiah, carpenter, r. 9 Seliua PI
\ Worth Reuben a., teamster, r. 1130 Tyler
Worth Sidney, homoeonathic physician, ofiBce and r.
317 Stockton
Worth Sidney B., carriagepainter, 974 Harrison, r. SE
cor Twenty-Fourth and Alabama
Worth William H., foreman machinist Union Iron
Works, r. 26 Elgin Park
Wortheimer William, plumber Marcy Bros., r. 82()
Greenwich
Worthington William, painter, r. 718 Capp
Worthsmith Hannah (widow), r. 1719 Leavenworth
Wortliy James, foreman B. P. Flint & Co., r. 1319
Montgomery
Wortman Charles, laborer Heutrich & Thyarks, r. 521
Pacific
Wortman Henry, r. 324 Beale
Wortmann Ferdinand, liquor saloon, SW cor Clay and
Kearny, r. 719 Clay
Worz Henry, barkeeper Mrs. L. Baker, r. 13 Hinckley
Wosser Thomas, chief engineer stm Petaluma, Sauce-
lito Ferry, r. Saucelito
Wozeucraft O. M., physician, r. 43 South Park
Wrage August, clerk John H. Von Ahnden. r. 143 Perry
Wrage Jacob, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearny and
Morton
Wrage John, tailor and fancy notions, 244 Sixth
Wrage Peter J., tailor, r. 467 Clementina
Wranulich Paul, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Wray Jacob, r. 18 Metcalfe PI
Wrba Joseph, teacher music, r. 10 Turk
Wrede August W., expressman, SE cor Kearny and
Pine, r. 1310 Pacific
Wiede Cord (Wrede & Weber) , r. 2026 Pine
Wrede Diedrich, groceries and liquors, NE cor Seven-
teenth and Guerrero
Wrede Edward, barber, r. 1309 Pacific
Wrede Hermann, wood and coal, 1218 Pacific, r. 115
Bernard
Wrede John, liquor saloon, 222 Washington, r. 518
Filbert
Wrede Julius, wood and coal, 1623 Powell
Wrede Lillie Miss, r. 105 Ash Av
Wrede R. L., student Heald's Business College
Wrede William (Wrede & Zielberg), r. 508 Filbert
Wrede & Weber (Cord Wrede and Richard Weber),
liquor saloon, NW cor East and Clay
Wrede & Zielberg (William Wredi' and Charles Ziel-
berg), cigar manufacturers, NW cor Washington
and Davis
WrediU Claus (Clans Wreden & Co.), r. 2113 Taylor
WREDEN CLAUS & CO. (William Foutz, Carl
C. Vorrath and Henry Wreden) .proptrs Washington
lire wi TV. SE cor Lombard and Taylor
Wreden Henry (Claus Wreden & Co.),r.SE cor Taylor
and Lombard
Wren Bartholomow, laborer, r. 1208 Folsom
Wren Edward, port-er Blochman & Cerf, r. 1208 Fol
Wren Ellen (widow), r. 40 Clarence PI
I Wren James, driver Mason's Brewery, 519 Chestnut
' Wren James, morocco shaver, r. .522 Eighth
Wren James, porter 29-31 Battery, r. 1008 Mission
Wren James J., hostler, r. 1707 Octavia
Wren John, wood and coal, N s Twenty-second, bet
Folsom and Treat Av
Wron Julia Miss, machine ojierator Buckingham &
Hecht, r. 1208 Folsom
Wren Mary Miss, machine operator Buchingham &
Hecht, r. 1208 Folsom
Wren Patrick, groceries and liquors, 921 Natoma
Wren W. J., salesman J. J. O'Brien & Co., r. '29 Lafav-
«tte
Wright Ada E. (widow) , assistant Eighth Street Pri-
mary School, r. 969 Mission
1 Wright Albert E., student, r. 534 Polk
I Wright Alfred, real estate, r. 1310 California
I Wright Andrew C, butcher, r. 603 Hyde
! Wright Ann (widow), r. N s Moulton, nr Steiner
Wright Anna, dressmaker, r. N s Moulton, nr Steiner
I Wright Annie (widow), r. 31 Eddy
Wright A. W., r. 46 Second
Wright Barak C, r. 1031 Valencia
j Wright Benjamin Cooper, financial editor Evening
I Bulletin, r. 1703 Gough
Wright Benjamin F. (Wright & Campbell), r. 119 Fell
j Wright C. A. Mrs. (widow) , r. 553 Harrison
Wright Charles, bookkeeper, r. 415 Jones
Wright Charles A., clerk Edward Fulton, 22 Mont
Wriijht Charles S., carpenter Holland & RuE>pel, r. 28
First
I Wright Charles W , laborer, r. North German House
I Wright Cyrus S. (N. Gray & Co.),r. 758 Tenth, Oak-
land
Wright Duncan, salesman Toohey & Hucks, r. Brook-
lyn Hotel
\ Wright Edward, painter, r. N s Dunn Alley, nr Mont
Wright Edward C, clerk General Auditor's Oflice,
Central Pac. R. R., r. 114 Eddy
Wright Edward D., insurance agent, of&ce 224 Mont-
I gomery, I'oom 1. r. 937 Sutter
I Wright Elijah D., shipcarpenter W. E. CoUyer, r. SE
cor Michigan and Sierra
Wright Elizabeth (widow), branch bakery, 3038 Six-
teenth
Wrlghf Elizabeth Miss, r. 109 Van Ness Av
Wright Ellen (widow), r. lOlOM Larkin
Wright Elsie Mrs., saleswoman Singer Mauuf Co.,
304 Hayes /
Wright Emma Miss, instructress Wheeler & Wilson
[ Manuf Co., r. 1723 Turk
Wright Frank S., carpetlayer Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 720 California
Wright Frederick, cabinetmaker, r. 236 Minna
Wright Frederick, engineer Sutter St. R. R., r. 1029
Hyde
Wright Frederick G., coachman, r. 1315 Van Ness Av
Wright G. B., r. Palace Hotel
Wright George, boatswain Pacific Mail S. S. City of
Panama
Wright George, chief officer O. & O. S. S. Oceanic
Wright George, teamster J. & P. N. Hanna, r. cor Clay
and Davis
Wright George H. (J. Harris & Co.), r. 837'^ Hayes
Wright George M.. insurance agent, r. 1722 Bush
Wright George S., r. 527 Natoma
Wright George T., courtroom clerk Nineteenth Dis-
-, trict Court, r. 817 Lombard
Wright George W. (Wright & Hanchette), r. 730 Green
Wright George W., printer, r. S s Twentieth, bet Har-
rison and Folsom
Wright Hallock, assistant bookkeeper Spruance, Stan-
ley & Co., r. 1010^6 Larkin
Wright Hannah (widow), r. 618 Chestnut
Wright Harriet (widow), r. 8 Ewer PI
Wright H. C. & Co., ship chandlery and stores, 54-56
Steuart
Wright Henry, coachman Mrs. D. D. Colton, NE cor
California and Taylor
Wright Henry, laborer, r. SW cor Union and Octavia
Wright Henry A., tracklayer Sutter St. K. R., r. 1029
Hyde
Wright Henry C. (H. C.Wright & Co.), r. Oakland
Wright Hill P., seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Wright Jacob J., agent branch office Singer Manuf.
Co., 304 Hayes
Wright James, r. 728 Lombard
Wright James, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Wright James, sewer contractor, 807 Market, r. 2941
Jlission
Wright James, teamster .James A. Brown, r. 1219
Mason
Wrii^ht James B., builder, r. 730 Green
Wright James M., salesman Charles Langley & Co., r.
1409 Bush
Wright James M. Mrs., assistant Union Primary
School, r. 1409 Bush
Wright .1. F., boilermaker Union Iron Works, r. 535
Howard
Wright Johaunah (widow), r. 835 Broadway
Wright John (Wright & Sauders) , r. 1615 Jackson
Wright John, carpenter M. & A. Hansen, r. 37 Silver
Wright John, clam dealer, r. W s San Bruno Road, 6
miles from City Hall
Wright John, machinist Risdon I. and L. Works, r. 15
Hampton PI
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture FJ;»« Shirts to Order.
TOBACCO. CIGAES and CIGAEETTES. at Geo. Loomis'. 706 to 716 Zeam> St
WKI
925
Wright John, pickmaker ofiSce with A. Doble, 13-16
mont, r. 2J4 Shotwell
■Wright John, seaman schr C. B. Haywood, footBeale,
r. 2a& Steuart
Wright John C, carriagemaker H. M. Black & Co r
1723 Turk
Wright John D., millwright, r. HOK Sutter
Wright John T., agent S. S. William Taber, office 6
Merchants' Exchange Building, r. Oakland
Wright John T., register clerk Police Department, r.
1312 Jones
Wright Joseph, coachman W. W. Stow, 1013 Pine
Wright J. W. H., proprietor MiSKion Chemical Works,
r. W s Harrison, bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
Wripht Kirkham B., deputy sheriff, r. 817 Lombard
Wright Lilly, domestic 907 O'Farrell
Wright Lizzie Mrs., fxirnished rooms, 30.5 Minna
Wright Luciiida Mrs., r. 534 Polk
Wright Maria (widow), r. 11 Lynch
Wright Mary (widow), r. 31 Eddy
Wright Mary Miss, domestic 738 Sixteenth
Wright Matthew, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
Iowa, nr Solano
Wright Michael D., jiluinber. r. 1324 Columbia
Wright Mitchell, groceries and liquors, 20 Sixth
Wright Newton, driver Isaac C. Wingate, r. 701 Wash
Wright Nora, dressmaker, r. N s Moulton, nr Steiner
Wright Orson W.. patternmaker Fulton Ironworks,
r. 1.517 Broadway
Wright Owen, carpenter S. F. Gas Light Co., r. 1324
Columbia
Wright Robert, clerk, r. 11 Grand Av
Wright R. Percy, attorney at law, cilice 402 Montgom- j
ery, room 3. r. 643 Folsom
Wright Samuel, carriagetinisher R. Sicotte & Co., r.
819 Howard
Wright Samuel, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill, r. W s
lowa.nr Solano
Wright Sarah (widow), r. 600 Bush
Wright Sarah Miss, r. 319 Bush
WRIGHT SELDEN S., county judge, chambers
New City Hall, second floor, r. 817 Lombard
Wright Silas, teamster J. Morton & Co., r. N s Turk,
bet Fillmore and Steiner
Wright Silas C, carriagemaker William H. Halkett,
r. 12 Laskie
WRIGHT STUART S., justice of the peace, office [
SE cor Kearny and Washington, r. San Rafael
Wright Thomas, printer Altti California '
Wright Thomas B. (Phillips & Wright), r. 11 Kearny
Wright Thomas B., printer Alta California
Wright Timothy J., tinsmith Holbrook, Merrill & |
Stetson, r. cor Twenty-sixth and Columbia ,
Wright Walter, carrier Evening Post, r. 3038 Six- i
teenth
Wright William, r. 17 Main
Wright William, r. 308 Sutter
Wright William, r. Clipper Hotel
Wright William, carpenter, r. 21 Rose Av I
Wright William, contractor, r. 2209 Larkin
■WRIGHT ^^ILLIAM, lamps, gUssware and oils,
300 Montgomery Av, r. 305 Minna
Wright William Jr., peddler, r. 1308 Green
Wright William H., local editor Alta California, office
.529 California ,
Wright William H., physician, office and r. 850 Mar-
ket §
Wright William H., porter Central Pac. R. R., r. 153M :
Second. |
Wright William H., stockbroker, 420 Montgomery, |
room 1, r. Occidental Hotel |
Wright William J. (Wright & Thain) , r. 29 Dupout i
Wright William J,, bookkeeper Christy & Wise, r.
1001 Powell
Wright William J. C, carpenter D. A. Macdonald k Co.
Wright William S. (S. ¥. Box Factory), r. 542 Bryant
Wright William T., blacksmith California St. R. R., r.
loll Jones
WRIGHT A; CAMPBELL. (Benjamin F. Wright
and John Campbell), merchant tailors. 41 Geary
WRIGHT «& HAXCHETTE (George W. Wright
and H. Jay Hanchette) , stationers and newsdealers,
433 Montgomerv Av
■WRIGHT & SANDERS (John Wright and George
H. Sanders) , architects, 418 California
Wrleht & Thain (William J. Wright and Robert A. .
Thain), Oakland Ferry Pan-el Depository and re-
freshment saloon, Oakland Ferry Depot
Wright's Hotel, David T. Griffiths propfr, 218 Broad- .
way '
WUT
Wrin James 8., gardener, r. N ■ Fair At, bet Califor-
nia Av and Mission
Wrlu James S. Jr., caqjenter. r. N 8 Fair Av, bet Cali-
fornia Av and .MisHion
Wrin Michael J. (Freeman k Wrln),r. Ns Fair Av,
bet California Av and Mission
Wrin Thomas, stovemounter Holbrook, Merrill *
Stetson, r. N s Fair Av, bet California Av and Mis
Wroi- Jerome Richard, assistant packer ynarterii. as-
ter's Department V. S. A., r. 917 McAllister
Wubben Benjamin, driver, r. 29.'t9 Mis^'loii
Wucherer Clirislian, laborer, r. 2011 Filbert
Wuchtrer Christopher, manuf curled hair, 2011 Fil-
bert
Wuest Wilhelm, musician, r. Philadelphia House
Wuestefeld Conrad C, upholsterer Henry Frank, r. 64
Everett
Wuesthoff F. W., grinder, r. 64 Flr^t
Wuiche Frederick, distiller, r. 816 California
Wulbecke Henry (Voigt fc Wulbecke), r. 949 Bryant
Wulbern Claus, assistant engineer Funcke k Co., r.
37 Converse
Wiilbem D., painter, r. 1409 Octavia
Wulbern Henry, laborer Funcke k Co., r. 37 Converse
Wulbern John, groceries and liquors, NW cor FiHiert
and Laguna
Wulf Th< odore, seaman, r. 127 Jackson
Wulf William, miller Dierck k Roseberry, r. 1 Caro-
line
Wulf. See Wolf, Wolfe, WolfT, and Woolf
Wulflf Brothers (Pet'r and Theodore), groceries and
liquors, NE cer Sixth Av and L South R. F.
Wuljf Conrail, barkeeper Henry Huber, r. 339 Bush
Wulff Diedrich. laborer Dalldorf k Co.. r. 5 Druinnt
Wulff Henry J., cirrrier Casper Becker, r. NW cor Adam
and Eve
Wulfi' John, porter German Hospital
Wulff Peter (Wulff Brothers), r. NE cor Sixth Av and
L, South S. F.
Wulff Peter (Wulff & Schroeder) , r.2610 Mission
Wulff Theodore (Wulff Brothers), r. NE cor Sixth Av
and K, South S. F.
Wulff& Schroeder (PeterWulff and Henry Schroeder),
manufs pickles, sauces, etc, 422 Davis
Wulfken John, r. Park Hotel
Wullner Hermann, clerk Metropolitan Hotel, 616 Pac
Wulzen Diedrich H., groceries and liquors, NE cor
Ninth and Folsom
Wulzen Frederick G.. clerk Diedrich H. Wulzen, r. NE
cor Folsom and Ninth
Wulzen Frederick H..r. SE cor Fair Oaks and Twentv-
third
Wulzen John F., clerk Baker * Hamilton, r. SE c<ir
Ninth and Folsom
Wunderer Andreas (Wunderer & Seeli) , r. 1237 Stock
Wunderer k Seeli (Andreas Wunderer and Gaspar
Seeli), Swiss confectionery, 1233 Stockton
Wunderlich August, stevedore A. C. Freese, r. W s
Mission, nr St. Mary's College
Wunderlich Elizabeth "(widow), dressmaker, r. 207
Seventh
Wunderlich Louisa (widow), bakery. 224 Fifth
Wunderlich William, plumber Morrow k Bordwell,
r. '207 Seventh
Wunderlich. See Wonderllch
WUNSCH M. & CO. (Theodore Klrchh.iff and
August Heilbronner). importers watches and
jewelrv, '206 Kearnv
Wunsch Man us (M. Wunsch & Co.). r. 809 Polk
Wunsch Nicholas, hairdri ssinp saloon, cor Railroad
and Eleventh avs, South P. F.
Wunsche C. Gustav. rtstaunint, 58 Steuart, r.'.'33 Stev
Wiirdack J( seph, r. Park Hotel
Wurkheim Max. commission merchant, r. 821 I arkiii
Wurkheim Morris, r. 9'27 Sutter
Wurkheim Paula Mrs. (Wurkheim k Co.), r. 9'j7 Sui
Wurkheim * Co. (Mrs. Paula Wurkheim). Imj oners
and manufs cloaks and suits, I'Jfl Kearny
WurlJ. Frederick, barkeeper Frederick Hchaffer. r.
315 Ltnibard
Wurzberger Max, merchant, r. 212 Sutler
Wustefeld H.. porter I. H. Drossel, r. 900 Jackson
Wuslenberg Henry, ooper. r. NE c<pr Sixteenth and
Columbia
Wusterhansen Ernest, cabinetmaker California Mills.
r. 530 Third
Wusffeld Joseph, clgarmaker W. Reldel, r. '-'7 E\
erett
Wuth fiustave, bookkeeper, r. 921lPacinc
Wuthrich John, market, 416 (ieary
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
WUT
926
YAT
Wutzell George, fireman Pacific Mail S. S. Idaho, r.
541 First
Wyaut Mark, chicken ranch, Blue ForeBt, nr Bernal
Station
Wyatt Frank P., r. 405 Powell
Wyatt George, stevedore, r. 3'2 Natoma
Wyatt J. M. & Co. (John M. Wyatt and John B. Has-
kins), manufacturer's agents, and commission
merchants, 205 Sacramento
Wyatt John A., foreman Sennett & Pinder, r. 210 Fran-
Wyatt John M. (J. M. Wyatt & Co.), r. 1812 Pine
Wyatt Leander, ship steward, r. 25 Prospect PI
Wyatt Thomas, stairbuilder, r. 105 San Jose Av
Wyckoff Albert E., first officer tug Tiger, r. 752 Fol-
som
Wyckoff Delia Miss, teacher piano, r. 215 Post
Wyckoff Henry W. S., member Underwriters' Fire
Patrol, SW cor Stevenson and Ecker
Wyckoff James ( Wyckoff' k. Drum) , r. 830 Folsom
Wyckoff Patent Pipe Co., Calvert Meade secretary,
office 324 Pine, rooms 8-9
Wyckoff & Drum {James Wyckoff and Edward F.
Drum) , liquor saloon, 714 Mission
Wycotf Thomas, helper David R. Coleman, r. 322
Third
Wyer Joseph, laborer, r. NE cor Howard and Steuart
Wyles Frederick, plumber, r. 1235 Market
Wylie F. M. Mrs., dressmaker, r. 923 Market
Wylie George E., porter More, Reynolds & Co., r. 64
Quinn
Wylie James, carriage manuf, 20-22 Seventh, r. 707
Minna
Wylie Robert, butcher O. & O. S. S. Australia
Wyman Benjamin H., bookkeeper Dunsmuir, J)iggle
& Co., r. Oakland
Wyman Benjamin H. Jr., assistant bookkeeper Duns-
muir, Diggle & Co., r. Oakland
Wyman Charles, cabinetmaker, 1317 Missioa
Wyman Charles F., assistant secretary Merchant's
Protective Assn, r. 731 Bush
Wyman Emma Miss, r. 900 McAllister
Wyman Freeman W., painter, r. 286 Stevenson
Wyman 0. D., r. 8 Dupont
Wyman Jacob, sausagemaker, r, NE cor Kearny and
Vallejo
Wyman John A., cabinetmaker L. & E. Emanuel, r. 2
Medau PI
Wyman John W., r. Palace Hotel
Wyman W. H., speculator, r. 424 Sansom
Wymans R. P., artesian wellborer, r. Overland House
Wyme M. J., plumber and gasfitter, 2104 Fillmore
Wyms John H., driver Meader & Co., r. Oakland
Wyneken L. Ernest (Townsend & Wyneken), r. 117
Stockton
Wynell Robert, machinist, r. 157 >i Tehama
WynkoGiJ George, cigars, 53G Vallejo, r. 1318 Dupont
Wynn Howard P., stevedore, r. 558 Howard
Wyun James, laborer Risdon I. and L. Works, r. SE
cor Vermont and Mariposa
Wynn Maggie, domestic 2311 Webster
Wyun Patiiik, baker Jeremiah Noonan, r. Kearny, nr
Green
Wynn William, machinist Pacific Mail S. S. Co., r. 14
Rincou Av
Wyun. See Winn
Wynne Alice, domestic 815 Laguna
Wyune Daniel, laborer, r. 79 Colton
Wynne Dennis, laborer Southern Pac. R. R. depot, r.
121 Welsh
Wynne Henry F., drug clerk, r. 2814 Mission
AVyune James H., baggagemaster Southern Pac. R. R.,
r. 121 Welsh
Wynne John W., compositor S. F. Journal of Com-
merce, r. 427 Stevenson
Wynne John, trackman Central R. R.
Wynne, Lowth & Co. (Nicholas Wynne, William and
Michael Halpiu) , dry and fancy goods, 704-706
Market
Wynne Michael, laborer New City Hall, r. 1727 Mar-
ket
Wynne Michael, teamster Charles R. Allen, r. 430J6
Clementina
Wynne Nichnlas (Wynne, Lowth & Co.) , r. 129 Silver
Wynne Nicholas, newsdealer Grand Hotel, r. 427
Stevenson
Wynne Nicholas P., clerk H. B. Slaven, r. 116 Capp
Wynne Patrick, laborer Pacific Rolling Mill
Wynne Patrick M., carpenter, r. 2814 Mission
Wynne William, r. IIG Capp
Wyntjens Frank, shuttermaker Pioneer Iron Works,
r. 412 H Shipley
Wyrich Christian G., liquor saloon, 10 Clay
Wythe Joseph H., M. D., professor microscopy and
histology Medical College of the Pacific
Wythe William T., physician and surgeon, and profes-
sor anatomy Medical College of the Pacific, of-
fice 759 Market, r. 2228 Howard
Wyttenbach Ch. E. Fred., lithographer and designer,
office 432 Montgomery, room 10, r. 256 Tehama
Wj'ttenbach Emanuel, artist, studio 432 Montgomery,
rooom 10, r. 888 Willow, Oakland Point
Y.iBLONSKY John, collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r. Ala-
meda
Yack Simon, hairdressing saloon, 63 New Montgom-
ery, r. 753 Harrison
Yackley William, carpenter J. M. Comerford, r.
Bruns' Hotel
Yaeger Charles, laborer, r. 7 Varenne PI
Yaeger John, driver Central R. R.. r. 7 Varenne PI
Yaeger Martha (widow) , r. 15 Varenne PI
Yaeger William, clerk McCoy & Gallagher, r. 15 Va-
renne PI
Yaeger Wilhelmina (widow) , r. 502 Seventh
Yaeger. See Yeager
Yager James, watchman John G. lis, r. 814 Mont
Yager Emanuel, cigarmaker, r. 883 Vallejo
Yahr Martin, tailor Frederick Wilton, r. 445 Jessie
YALE CHARLES G., editor Mining and Scien-
tific Press, and secretary Cal. Academy of Sci-
ences, office 202 Sansom, r. Oakland
Yale Edward, fireman Central Pac. R. R., r. 43 South
Park
Yale Frances E. (widow) , r. 43 South Park
Yale Frank W., laborer Pac. Rolling Mill, r. 43 South
Park
Yale Jerem-iah S., clerk Tubba & Co., r. Oakland
Yale John C, salesman Tobin, Davisson & Co., r. 136
Tyler
Yale Lock Manuf Co., Barker & Snow agents, office
408 Market
YANAGIYA KENTARO, consul Japan, office and
r. 309 Jones
YANG TZE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION
(Shanghai) , Macoudray & Co. agents, office 206 San
Yank George, plasterer, r. 2728 Mission
Yank Samuel, hairdressing saloon, 318 Pine, r. 937
Howard
Yanke A., laborer Chicago Hotel, 218 Pacific
Yanke Richard L., teacher piano, r. 1118 Montgomery
Yankee Block, SW cor Front and Pine
Yankee Peddler Gold and Silver Mining Co. (El Dor-
ado Co., ;Cal.), A. W. Miller secretary, office 331
Montgomery, room 28
Yansey James, seaman, r. 204 Steuart
Yard Charles D., foreman Frank G. Edwards, r.
1219 J^ Kearny
Yarndley Joseph W., teacher violin, r. 608 Leav
Yarndley Richard T., teacher music, r. 2101 Steiner
Yarndley R. T. Mrs., millinery, 2101 Steiner
Yarnell Joseph (Devine & Yarnell) , r. 436 Green
Yarrington Alexand^: D., machine hand D. A. Mac-
donald & Co., r. East Oakland
Yarrington Theodore V., clerk Le Count Bros., r. East
Oakland
Yarrington Thomas, laborer U. S. Appraiser's Store, r.
230 Capp
Yarrington William P., packer George T. Hanly &
Co., r. Oakland
Yarwood David, conductor Central R. R., r. 507 Sixth
Yarwood Eliza, silkworker Cal. Silk Manuf. Co., r.
Fifteenth Av, nr Railroad Av, South S. F.
Yates 0. Mrs., chambermaid Palace Hotel, r. 1014
Clay
Yates Charles H., i)antrymau stm City of Stockton, r.
1014 Clay
Yates Charles M. (Yates & Co.) , r. NW cor Second and
Folsom
Yates Frederick, arti-st, office 430 Pine, r. 1116 Stock
Yates G. C, wood and coal, 531 Pine, r. 28 Powell
Yates George W., seaman Pacific Mail S. S. Dakota
Yates Hattie (widow) , r. 100 Clara, rear
Yates H. G., canvasser, r. 10 Clementina
Yates John, r. 100 Turk
Yates John, waiter The Baldwin, r. 440 Jessie
BULLOCK Si JON EP ■ -Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Seamy St
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YORK & WIlITWORTIl (Waldo M. York
and John M. Whitwxrth), attoriioys «t Uw, ufflca
I'^O SultiT, roiiiiiB iJl-Ci'i
Yosi'iuiti' Stan*' "lul Turnpike Co., Samuel Miller t:«n-
fral aKeiit.offlcp '2 New Muiit|{uiuery, J. Kuuvrlton,
Jr., Sfcntary, ollli e 'J New Montgnmery
YoRt-iuite Valley and Hig Tree Qrovu CutiimlHHluuerH,
William Ashburner Hoeri-tary, uttlee 'HO Mont-
gomery, rnoni S
Yost Anfone, butrlier John lieppler, r. 527 Filbert
Yates John D. (Y'ates & Co.) , r. SCI Tehama
Yates Joseph, expressman, cor Fovirth and Folsom,
r. 2617 H Mission I
Yati^s Mary I. (widow) , r. Hi! Pacific 1
Yates Mary J. Mrs., furnished rooms, 1116 Stockton
Yates M. H., clerk auditor Southern Pac. R. R., r. 1813 1
Jessie j
Yates M. H. Mrs., proprietress Florence House, 108 '
Ellis
j Yate*" O. A., commission merchant, r. Overland House
YATES ROBKUT H., manager Wheeler & Wil- | Yost Bridget (widow), r. 1234 BuBh. rear
son Manuf. Co., 20 Geary, r. 1718 Turk Yost Christian, baker, r. 1328 California, rear
Y\TES ROBERT R., agent Cal Silk Manuf. Co., Yo.^t Daniel Z. (U. Z. Yost A: C».),r.'.W2 Van Neas Av
office 58.-> Blarket, r. Oakland | YOST B. Z. i!ii CO., stockbrokers, ortlce 3;t2 Mont
Yates R. Peyton, steward stm Mary Garratt, r. Slock- , Yost Henry, laborer, Joshua Hendy.r. 12 Clinton
ton Yost Henrv D.. carpenter Southern Pac. R. R. Co., r. I
YATES & CO. (Charles M. Yates and Frank W. 1134 Columbia '
Shingleberger) , wholesale paints, oils, and lamp ' Yost J., bottler Bora Brewing Co., r. 1328X Callfor- '
stock, 113 Front, retiiil department, 027 Kearny ' nia, rear I
Yates & Co. (John U. Yates and James Healing) , li- Yost John 1). (H. S. Crocker k Co.), r. Oakland
I quor saloon, SW cor Market and Third | Young A., r. 771 Mission
Ybarra Michael, cook Meyer ..S: Muehe. r. 1316 Powell Young Adelbert M., plasterer, r. 746 Howard
Ybarra Vicente, merchant, r. 810 Mission I Young Albin, cook Nucleus House
Yeager Thomas T., umbrella and parasid manuf, 118 [ Young Alexander, cook 8. 8. Idaho, Long Bridge
Geary, r. 24 Third Young Alexander, foreman Sol.Waugeuhoim & Co., r.
Yeager. See Jaeyer, Yaeger and Y'^ager ', 518 Seventh
Yeaton Ann Mrs., r. W s Montgomery, bet Chestnut , Young Alexander, laborer William Kerr, r. 903 Bat
and Lombard
Yeaton Frank, stock broker, r. 1123 Howard
Yeaton J. H. Mrs., cloak and dressmaker, 22 Geary
Yeaton Joseph, iron molder, r. 22 Geary
Teaton Oliver C., •watchman North Point Dock, r. N s
Sansom, bet Filbert and Greenwich, rear
Yeaton William, seamanship Robert Dixon, Harrison
St. Wharf
Yeaw Juanita de C, teacher vocal music, 16 Taylor
Yea-w William H., r. 413 Powell
Yeaza M., student Barnard's Business College
Yeazell Andrew H., stable, SE cor Eddy and Pierce, r.
1838 O'Farrell
Tehl Abraham, butcher, r. 735 Geary
Yehl Josephine Miss, teacher piano, r. 735 Geary
Yelland Raymond D., assistant director S. F. School
of Design, 430 Pine.r. Oakland
Yellott William, bartender Benjamin F. Jellison, r.
418 Natoma
Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Co., James Newlands
transfer secretary, branch office Cosmopolitan
Hotel Building, room 10
Yemo George, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 Ne\v Mont
Yeo William H., cutter S. W. Levy, r. 1.521 J<! Market
Yeoman William, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Yeomans A. Bradford, mining, r. 737 Market
Yeomans Annie Mrs., r. .')04 Sutter
Yerkes J., broker, r. 1915 Jessie
Yessen Rusing E.. seaman, r. 20 Mission, rear
Ygual Arsenio Y. de (Ygual & Co.), r. 24 South Park
Ygual Gerardo, bookkeeper Ygual & Co., r. 24 South
Park
Y'gual *: Co. (Arsenio Y. de Ygual and F. Sanjurjo),
successors to Cobo y Martinez, manufs cigars and
importers Havana clgar.s and tobacco, 213 Cal
Yielding James R., clerk freight dept Central Pac.
R. R., r. 618 Fourth
Ymohl Francis, proptr West End Tannery, r. bet Mis-
sion and San Jose Road, N of Ocean House Road
Yockel John, carpenter L. & E. Emanuel, r. 24 M Gar-
den
Yoell E. A. Mrs. (widow) , r. 311 Stockton
Yoell Hattie G. Miss, clerk U. S. Surveyor-General's
Office, r. 311 Stockton
Yogis .John, laborer, r. 803 Brannan
Yolo Joseph, melter Selby Smelting and Lead Works
YOLO MILLS, Dierck & Roseberry proptrs, NE cor
Mission and Main
Yonker Johannes, seaman schr Jennie Thelin, Main
St. Wharf
Yorch Charles, musician, r. 409 Pacific
Yordi John, gents' furnishing goods, 141 Fourth
Yore William D., shoemaker Porter, Oppenheimer,
Slessinger & Co., r. 9 Minna
York Frank, rigger, r. 309 First
York Henry, r. 252 Second
York John. r. 454 Jessie
Y'^ork Waldo M. (York & Whitworth), r. Berkeley
York William, r. 110 Taylor
York William, r. 209 Leidesdorff
York William, salesman Moon, Scully k Co., r. Val-
lejo
York William R., painter, 312 Minna
Young Alexander, porter George W. Glbbs & Co., r.24 !
Sanchez i
Young America Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), Ruther- |
ford H. Brown secretary, office '20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building I
Young .America South Mining Co. (Elko Co., Nev.), I
Rutherford H. Rrown secretary, office 20 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building |
Yoting Andrew (McCauley & Young) , r. 635 Stevenson \
Young Andrew, engineer tug Donald, r. 3 Hampton PI ;
Young Andrew S., captain stm tug Donald, r. 1716 |
Jackson
Young Andrew S. Jr., deckhand tug Donald, r. 1716
Jackson
Young Anna Miss, seamstress Palace Hotel
Young B. Mrs., r. 236 Sutler
Y'oung C. Miss, stewardess, r. .55 Second
Young Carrie O. Mrs., assistant Turk Street Primary
School, r. 622 Van Ness Av I
Young Catherine (widow), r. 17^ Morey Alley
Young Catharine Miss, janitressOur Lady of Mercy's
School, cor First and Bryant
Young C. B., clerk Crosctt A: Co.. '230 Sutter
Y'oung Charles, cook New York Bakery, r. 30 Mission
Young Charles, jeweler Wenzel, Rothschild & Haden- j
feldt,r. 729 J4 Natoma |
Young Charles, laborer New U. S. Appraiser's Build-
ing, r. 439 Jessie
Young Charles L., teamster Meeker, James & Co., r.
504 Fulton
Young Conrail, milk depot, 1317 Dupont, r. I429Dup
Young Cornelius W., bag manuf , 124 Commercial, r.
1023 Sto<-kton
Young Edward B., clerk, r. .522 Van Ness A'^
Young Edwaril D., compositor Morning |(;all, r. 16'J
Minna
Young E. J., druggist, r. 629 Clay
Young Elizabeth (widow), r. 816 Post
Yoiing Fannie (widow), domestic2a28 Howard
Young Fannie Miss, actress, r. 6 Fella PI
Young Frank, mate, r. 12 Jackson
Young Frederick, seaman, r. Sailors' Home
Young G. Miss, clgarettemaker Isaac Morris, r. 708
Folsom
Young George, oiler O. & O. 8. S. Oceanic
Young George, peddler, r. 637 Broadway, rear
young George A., collector S. F. Gas Light Co., r.
1904 Broadway
Young George A. Jr., law student John M. Burnett,
r. 1904 Broadway
Young George M.. clerk Thomas Young, r. 801 Hutter
Young George W., clerk G. Young, r. 930 Washington
Young Gertrude Mrs., stationery and toys, 9;J0 Wash-
ington
Young O. H., varnlsher Pacific Improvement Co.
Young Helena Miss, seamstress House of Mercy Sew-
ing School, NE cor Bryant auil Rincon PI
Young Henry, laborer, r. 1017 Batt<-ry
Young Henry, miner, r. 21 Valparaiso
Young Henry B., clerk freight auditor's olHce. Central
Pac. R. R., r. 2-.'0 Eddy ^^
Young H. H. (H. P. L. Young At Bro.),.r. N ■ Qreen-
wich, nr Hteiner
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ANDERSON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
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Young H. P. li. (H. P. L. Toimg & Bro.) , r. N s Green-
wich, nr Steiner
! Young H. P. L. & Bro. (H. H. Young), market, N s
Greenwich, nr Steiner
Young James, boilermaker McAfee Boiler Works, r.
334 Shipley
Young James, carpenter California Mills, r. 224 Fourth
Young James, fireman stm Newport, r. 43 Tehama
' Young James, marblecutter L. K. Myers, r. 19 Downey
Young James, molder, r. 64 First
Young James, pilot stm San Joaquin No. 2, Jackson
St. Wharf
, Young James, waiter What Cheer House Eestaurant,
529 Sacramento
YOtJXG JAMES, watchmaker, jeweler, and opti-
cian, 57 Second
' Young James B., laborer Pacific Boiling Mill, r. 4433^
Natoma
' Youug James K. Rev., pastor Third Baptist Church, r.
847 Clay
Young J. C, machinist, r. 608 Powell
Youug J. C, Medical Institute, 7 Stockton
Young J. F., r. 10 South Park
Young John, r. 327 Tehama
Yoimg John (widow), r. 518 Union
Young John, bagmakerH. Behrendt & Co.,r. 1301 Mont
Young John, compositor S. F. Journal of Commerce,
r. 133 Fair Oaks
Youug John, cook, r. 644 ^^ Mission
Yuimg John, cook stm Cora, Washington St. Wharf
Yuuug John, fireman, r. 625 Davis
Youug John B., blacksmith Pacific Boiling Mill, r.
322 Fremont
Young John C, confectioner Stephen M. Culver, r.
1214 Market
Young John C, grocer, r. 728 Howard
' Young John E., dentist Warner & Dunbar, r. 1716 Jack
Young John H., molder, r. 867 Market
Youug John J., porter Painter & Co., r. 1022 Stockton
I Young John P., journalist S. F. Chronicle, r. 115 Pow
[ YOUNG JOSEPH, druggist, 1114 Folsom, r. 2416
Mission
Young Joseph W., mining broker, office 331 Montgom-
I ery, room 10, r. SE cor Pine and Stockton
Young J. R., painter, r. 1918 Pacific Av
Young J. T. (French k Young), r. 2630)<s Mission
' Young J. W., printer, r. 771 Mission
I Young J. W. Jr., r. Nucleus House
Young Kate Miss, teacher, r. NW cor Broadway and
I Larkin
I Young Le.inder G., teamster, r. 721 Bryant
' Young Lydia A. (widow) , r. 527 Shotwell
Young Maraaret (widow), r. 1301 Montgomery
Yiiung Mary Mrs., r. 716 Stockton
Youug Mary L. Miss, actress, r. 133 Fifth
I YOUNG MEN-S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
' rooms 232 Sutter, bet Kearny and Dupont
Yi.ung Men's Christian Association (Chinese) , A. W.
Loomis D. D. manager, rooms NE cor Stockton
and Sa<Taniento
Yovmg Meu'.M Union Beneficial Society, hall S s Pa-
cific, bet Powell and Mason
Young N. M. (widow), r. 133 Fifth
Young Philip, butcher, Louis Schussler, r. 1343 Dup
Young Philip, tinner John Bohn, r. 1429 Dupont
Young Rf'l)Occa Miss, dressmaker, r. 542 Minna
Young Richiird, rook, r. St. Nicholas Hotel
Young Richard, foreniau Jousithan Kittredge, r. 43(1
Fifth
Young Robert, boilermaker, r. 334 Shipley
Young Robert, compositor, r. 675 Mission
Yo\iiig Robert, sawyer Hobbs, Pomeroy & Co., r. 327 34
Filbert
Youug Samuel, cabinetmaker, r. 405 Union
Young Samuel, seaman, r. 29 Pacific
Youug Schemer, peddler, r. 2<;o)<, Cbira
Young Simon F.. elevatorman Palace Hotel
Young Tlieophilus, seaman, r. 46 Steuart
Youug Theresa Mrs., ladies' hair dresser, 847 Clay
Young Thomas (Allen & Young), r 314 Lombard
Young Thomas, miner, r. 1010 Capp
Youug Thoniiis, real-estate agent, office 424 Montgom-
ery, r. 801 Sutter
Yoimg Thomas, shoemaker, r. 418 Broadway
Young Thomas D. (Neylan \- Youug) , r. Oakland
Young Thomas M., speculator. r. 8,50 Market
Young Timotliy, expressman, NW cor Mission and Fre-
mont, r. Twenty-fourth, bet Sanchez and Noe
Young Walter, cashier Bank of British Columbia, r.
310 Stockton
Young Walter C, Chinese missionary, r. 913 Clay
Youug Walter D., bartender Philip McGovern, r. 1716
Jackson ,
Young William, r. 36 Clay
Young William, carpenter, r. 526 Howard
Young William, cemetery fencebuilder, N 6 Post, bet
Lyon and Central Av, r. 930 Washington
Young William, clerk, r. 407 Twenty-fourth
Young William, mining, r. 101 Minna
Young William, pantryman Quaker City Restaurant,
r. Kentucky House
Young William, plumber Jacob Ahlbach. r. 10 Louisa
Young William, shoemaker Abraham Simon
Young William D., saddler, r. 313 Main
Young William D., tailor. 307 Minna, r. 102 Fourth
Yoimg William E., carpenter, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Young William G., laborer, r. 219 Mason
Yoimg William H., carpenter, r. 133 Fair Oaks
Young William W., real-estate, office 424 Montgomerv,
r. 610 Tyler
Young Women's Christian Association, rooms 218
Stockton
Young. See Yung
YOUNG'S COMBINATION L-OCK CO., C. H.
Maddox president, Charles E. Convis secretary,
office 402 Montgomery, room 1
Youngberg Adolph, tailor, 440 Bush
Youngberg John E., deputy collector U. S. Internal
Revenue, r. 117 Ridley
Youngclaus John D., boots and shoes, 417 Sutter
Younger Alexander, surgeon O. and O. S. S. Gaelic
Younger Andrew, blacksmith William T. Garratt. r.
1922 Stevenson
Younger Andrew C, patternmaker William T. Gar-
ratt, r. 1922 Stevenson
Younger Edward A., student Toland Medical College,
T. 624 Filbert
Younger Elton R., printer Alta California, r. 624
Filbert
Younger William J., dentist, office 224 Stockton, r.
Oakland
Younghans Ernst, tanner Michael Tiernan, r. York,
bet Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Youngman George, cook, r. 249 Perry
Youngquest Agnes Mi8s,manuf wax flowers, etc., r. 30
Frederick
j Youngquest Samuel, master mariner, r. 30 Frederick
Younie John H., carpenter Pacific Improvement Co.,
r. 321 Dupont
Younie William A., carpenter Pacific Improvement
Co., r. 321 Dupont
Younkin Charles R., painter Gilbert & Moore, r. 1605
Polk
Yount Eliza (widow) , r. 2125 Bush
Youse Samuel, r. 618 Grove
Y"ust Richard, carpenter, r. 601 Brannau
YOUTH'S DIRECTORY, Ambrose P. Dietz su-
perintendent, office 1417 Howard
Yow Emma Mrs., dressmaker, r. 207 Kearny
Yslas Florence, pressman Frank Eastman & Co., r.
1618 Buchanan
Yslas Florence Mrs., teacher music, r. 1618 Buchanan
Yubcer Joseph, vocalist, r. 3 Caroline PI
Yucliter Bernhardt, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. cor
Santa Clara and Vermont
Yuhler James, laborer Cal. Sugar Refinery, r. NW cor
Eighth and Bryant
Yuill James, new and second-hand furniture, 9273^
Folsom
Yule John, miner, r. 1920 Fillmore
Yung Edward (John Schwegerle & Co.), r. 549 Fourth
Yung Nicholas (Massey »*c Yung), r. W s Broderick,
bet Ellis and O'Farrell
Yung Victin-, waiter O. \- O. S. S. Australia
Yunker Frederick, tailor C, Ziuns, r. 1618 Turk
Yvist Antone, carpenter, r. 527 Filbert
Yutke Elenoro (widow), r. 29 Alta PI
z
Zabaldano Alexander (Roturier & Zabaldano), r.1118
Powell
Zabel Henry, teacher French, r. 910 Post
Zabelich Raphael, barkeeper George J. Becker, r. SW
cor Fourth and Berry
Zabriskie Jacob H., draftsman, r. 525 Washington
ZjVBRISKIE JAMES C, attorney at law, office
620 Washington, room 4, r. NW cor Pow and Ellis
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOQMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Zearny St
ZAB
929
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Zabriskie John, general trader, r. 340 Shipley
Zacatero Gold Mining Co., Luclen Hermann secreUry
ofBce 220 SanBom, room 5
Zacharias C, restaurant, 7U Howard
Zacharias E., cigars and tobacco, cor Fourth and
Market, r. 123 Prospect PI
Zacharias Henry (Zacharias & Green), r. 929 Sutter
Zacharias Joseph, glazier, r. 18U Laguna
Zacharias Julius (Davis & Zacharias) . Slfi Kearny
Zacharias L. & Brother (Z. Zacharias), jewelry, dia-
monds, and watches, 210 Kearny
Zacharias Lyon (L. Zacharias & Brother), r. 929 Sut
Zacharias M., watch repairing, etc., G04 Kearny r 835
Bush
Zacharias Morris, glazier James R. Kelly & Co., r. N
8 Sutter, bet Pierce and Steiner
Zacharias S., watchmaker and jeweler, 607 Sacra-
mento, r. 835 Bush
Zacharias Zachariah (L. Zacharias & Brother) . r 929
Sutter
Zacharias & Green (H. Zacharias and William Green) ,
watches, diamonds, and jewelry, 120 Kearny
Zachert H. Mrs., principal Kindergarten, 2123 Bush
Zachert Jean, assayer, r. 2123 Bush
ZachrlBson Charles, watchman Welle, Fargo & Co r
1111 Shotwell
Zadig Herman (Zadig & Weill) , r. 625 Turk
Zadig Philip, insurance solicitor, office 408 Montgom-
ery, r. Alameda
Zadig k Weill (Herman Zadig and Leon Weill) , stock-
brokers, office 307 Montgomery
Zadik A. & Co. (Guatemala), office 33-35 Battery
Zafif Katie U. Miss, r. 1206 Mason
Zahn Charles W., foreman S. F. Cordage Co., r. W s
Iowa, nr Nevada
Zahn Ernest, bookkeeper Alfred Borel & Co., r. 1415
Stockton
ZAHN HENRY, groceries and liquors, 823 Vallejo
Zahn Valentine, doorkeeper Standard Theatre, r. 809
Mission
Zamloch Antone F., steward New York Bakery, r. 3
Cleaveland
Zamloch George, printer r. 3 Cleaveland
Zammitt Catherine (widow), r. 20 Mission
Zammitt George, boatbuilder Martin Vice, r. 22 Miss
Zammitt John A., porter Wooster, Hubbell & Co., r.
763 Harrison
Zammitt William, helper E. K. Howes & Co., r. 20 Miss
Zan Marino, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Zander Dominic, bootblack, 706 Miss, r. 2 Quincy PI
Zander John J., barber Adam E. Erbe, r. 307 Seventh
Zander L. T., mining secretary, office 424 Montgom-
ery, r. 1403 Pacific
Zane Edmimd P., collector 8. F. Gas Light Co., r. 611
Hyde
Zaney William, pantryman S. S. Great Republic
Zaninl Enrico, salesman Ghirardelli & Danzel, r. 415
Jackson
Zaninovich Peter, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Zanoni Andre, fisherman, r. S s Union, nr Battery
Zanoni Luij^i, merchant tailor, 1401 Dupont
Zanoni Paolo, laborer, r. 318 Broadway
Zanovich Rocco, Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Zante Daniel, bronzing and silver plating, 190 Jessie
Zanuetta Antonio, fisherman, NE cor Vallejo and Front
Zapata Adelina Mrs., r. 31 Pleasant
Zappe Ottokar, book canvasser, r. 4 Virginia PI
Zappelli Giornando, painter, r. 413 Union
Zappott Andrew, sallmaker Peter W. Lund, r. Alameda
Zarevich Peter, laborer M. P. Milloglav, r. 138 Fourth
Zargoni John, 127 Market
Zarich M., Austrian Benev. Soc, 71 New Mont
Zarro Carlo, vegetables, CO Colombo Market
Zaes Christian, longshoreman, r. S s Grenwieh, bet
Montgiiiufry and Sansom
Zaubitzer Albert, liquor saloon, 615 Merchant, r. 436
Broadway
Zavery William, steward, r. 12 Auburn
Zawadill William, r. 1212 Harrison
Zazueta P. B. (widow), r. 713'* Union
Zazueta P. F. (widow) , r. 481 Jessie
Zazueta Zenobia Mrs., dressmaker, r. 515 Filbert
Zdrahal Charles, harnessmaker, r. 16 Scott PI
Zealka Jacob, machinist, r. 556 Brannan
Zech Frederick, piano manuf, r. 19 Rondel PI
Zech Jacob, piano manuf, 211-213 Ninth, office
410 Kearny, r. 19 Rondel PI
Zecher Frederick W., butcher, 1817 J4 Powell
Zecher Henry, cabinetmaker, r. 6 O'Farrell Alley,
rear
ZeckelJohn, Ironworker, r. Railroad At, nr Thirty-
second Av, South 8. F.
Zedler Rudolph, machinehand Andrew Frel, r .M9
Mission
Zeehandelaar Abraham, employment agent, r. 622
Jones
Zeehandelaar Felix J., r. 15 Eddy
Zeglio David, uiarbb cutter John Daniels 4 Co r
Wolf, nr Isabel, Berual Heights
Zeh Anna Mrs., nurse, r. 1100 Powell
Zeh Louis, market, SE cor Dupont and Union, r. 417
Union
Zeh Philip, maltster Hermann Zwieg, r. 646 Seventh
Zeh Theodore (Nagel k Zeh), r. 627 Bush
Zehfuss Frederick W., carpenter and cabinetmaker.
840 Mission '
Zehnder Benjamin, foreman Joseph T. Forderer, r.
Ahlborn Hoiu>e
Zeibel E., farmer, r. C09 Jackson
ZEILE CH.\RL.E<!i D., druggist and apothecary,
528 Pacific, r. 719 Broadway ^
Zeile Frederick, proptr Russian and Turkish Baths ^
524-!>28 Pacific g
Zeile John, proptr North Point Dock Bonded and Free ^
Warehouses, NW cor Sansom and Lombard, r. Hay-
wards, Alameda Co.
Zeile Robert T., proptr North Point U. 8. Bonded
Warehouse, r. 1516 Ellis
Zeile Sophia, domestic 1507 Post
ZeilinWinfleld S., travelling salesman Redington k
Co., 529 Market '
Zeiller Frederick, butcher Prank Brelling, r. 216 Sec M
Zeimcr Charles, salesman J. W. Davidson A: Co., r.414 O
Hayes ^
Zeimer Leo, salesman Thomas Sullivan, r. 414 Hayes
Zeiner Julius, dyer 8. F. Pioneer Woolen Factory, r.
1819 Powell
Zeiner Wendelin, r. 115 Seventh
Zelro Cesare (Zeiro k Fussati), r. 621 Broadway
Zeiro Joseph, cook Michael Deutsch, r. 621 Broadway
Zeiro & Fussati (Cesare Zeiro and Domenico Fussati),
proptrs Colombo Hotel, ('21 Broadway
Zeis John, boot and shoemaker, 222)4 Second, r. 3
Winters Lane
Zeising Henry, watchman Vienna Model Bakery, r.
Oakland
ZeisB-Dennis Carolina Mme., teacher vocal muBic, 502
Powell
Zeiss Louis, commission merchant, 106 Clay, r. 814
Union
Zeitfuchs Edward, engraver California Jewelry Co.,
r. 317 Minna
Zeit.-jka Bertha Mme., principal Zeitska'B Institute.
922 Post
Zeitska Henry, merchant tailor, 117 Sutter, r. 608 Pow
Zeitska's Institute, Mme. Bertha Zeitska principal,
922 Post
Zekind S., stockbroker, r. 514 Eddy
Zelazny Albert, cigarmaker John F. Schmidt, r. 768
Howard
Zeller Albert, gold beater James Newman, r. 14 Bcott
Zeller George, bartender, r. 23 Sci.tt PI
Zeller Hermann, plasterer, 1043 Market
Zeller John, plaster decorator Herman Zeller, 1043
Market
Zeller Joseph, salesman Sanborn, Vail k Co., r. 433
Stevenson
Zeller Michael, iJreBsman 8. F. Chronicle, r. 23 Scott
PI I
Zellerbach Anton, stationery, 401 Octavla
Zellerbach Marks, mining'office, 438 California, r. j
li'iOfi California i
ZEI-NER WILLIAM, apothecary and druggist, '
SE cor MisHion and Fifth, r. 26 !4 Kearny
Zeniansky Casper, clerk P. Mish A: Son. r. 21ii Sixth
Zemansky Henry J., manuf cigarH, 986 Kolsom
Zoniansky Nathan Mrs., r. 144 Shipley, rear
Zemansky Philip, bookkeeper M. Roseublum k Co., r.
210 Sixth •
Zemansky .Samuel, cigars and tobacco, 210 Sixth i
Zemansky Sarah Mrs., milliner, 210 Sixth
Zeniiii Bazelio, dairyman Frederick I. Watson, r. NW
cor Eighteenth and Diamond |
Zenovich Qeorgi-, bartender Peter Chiucovicb, r. 8E
cor Sansom and Pacific
Zenovich Lucas, fnilts and vegetableB, 1122 Stockton I
ZENOVICH LVCAH, liquor saloon, 640 Post
Zenovich Peter, bartender L. Zenovich, r. 640 Podt
Zepf Frank, cigarmaker Sauderaou k Horn, r. M6}4 I
Folsom !
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Zepf Henry L., hose and beltmaker, r. 51 Sacramento
Zepfel Xavier, confectioner, r. 785 Eddy
ZEPHYR liOUIS, -Koud, coal, posts, bark and
brick, Mason St. Wharf, r. 332 Seventh
Zerbe John H., clerk Schwartz & Husing, r. SE cor
Eighteenth and Mission
Zerbi G. M., waiter Campi's Restaurant, r. 1015 Wash
Zerga Francesco, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Zerman Adam Mrs. (widow; , r. 128 Second
Zerman Emanuel N., civil engineer, r. 573 Minna
Zerman Laura Miss, adjuster Coiner's Department
U. S. Mint, r. 737 Market
Zerr Jacques, cabinetmaker Charles M. Plum & Co.,
r. 120 Welsh
Zerse Joseph, carpenter M. Walsh, r. 1109 York
Zett Frederick, harnessmaker Stone &Hayden,r. 415 J^
Stevenson
Zezah Antonio, cook Hellier & Pegnaz, r. Minna, bet
Third and Fourth
Zhender Magdalena (widow), r. 1107 Filbert
Zib John, pantryman Ahlboru Hoiise, 321 Dupont
Zickle J., spikeraaker Pacific Boiling Mill, r. Thirty-
second Av, South S. F.
Zieber Jean, cook,r. 327 Montgomery Av
Ziegelmeyer Anthony, r. 803 Bryant
Ziegenbein John (John Ziegenbeiu & Co.) , r. Oakland
ZEEGENBEIN JOHN & CO. (Frederick H. Ham-
mer) , produce commission, 201-203 Davis
Ziegeufuss Thomas H., sawsmith Nathan W. Spauld-
ing, r. 1.312 Valencia
Ziegenhirt Kate (widow) , boarding, 419 Hyde
Zieg^r John, wheelwright, r. 137 Montgomery
Ziegler Charles, carriage finisher Kobert Walsh, r. 41
Clara
Ziegler Frank E., clerk Sumner C. Blake, r. 719Vallejo
Ziegler Frederick A., salesman Henry Koster, r. 41
Clara
Ziegler Fredericka (widow) , r. 41 Clara
Ziegler George, r. 803 Van Ness Av
Ziegler George, carpenter, r. 3 Gaven
Ziegler John L., housemover, r. 1019 Mission
Ziegler Zacharias, driver Shoal Water Bay Oyster Co.,
r. 8 Central PI
Zieglmayr Ferdinand, cabinetmaker Jacob Strahle &
Co., r. 422 Stevenson
Zielglmayr Ferdinand Jr., turner Henry Wass, r. 422
Stevenson
Zieglmayr George, finisher Cal. Furniture Manuf Co.,
r. 422 Stevenson
Ziel Fedor R., bookkeeper Herman Roj^er, r. 336
O'Farrell
Ziel Gust A., with Harry W. Syz, r. 336 O'Fan-ell
Zielberg Charles (Wrede & Zielberg), r. Third, nr
Mission
Zielen W. S., r. 722 California
Zielke Walter, salesman, r. 2124 Howard
Zieman Bertha, domestic 800 Bush
Zierenoerg Frederick, clerk J. H. Schlesselmann, r.
NE cor Turk and Fillmore
Zierenberg George (Zierenberg k Stamer), r. 714 Fol
Zierenberg k Stamer (George Zierenberg and Julius
C. Stamer) , groceries and liquors, r. 717 Folsom
Ziermann Hermann, tanner Anton Krieg, r. E a San
Bruno Road, near Twenty-seventh
Zihn Andreas, carpenter, 119 Jessie, r. 1409 Folsom,
rear
Zihn Henry, carpenter, r. 34}^ Fifth Av
Zilken P., teamster Superintendent of Streets
Zillmer Adophina Mrs., midwife, r. 1010 Mission
Zillmer Gottlieb, butcher, r. 1010 Mission
Zimber William, carpenter F. Korbel & Bros., r. 28
South Park
Zimmer Charles K., hairdressing saloon, 6 Summer,
r. 1007 Mission
Zimmer Christopher, laborer Superintendent of
Streets, r. E s Alabama, bet Twenty -fifth and
Twenty-sixth
Zimmer Daniel, cigar peddler, r. 240!^ Clara
Zimmer Ernest, leader orchestra Bella Union Theatre,
r. 919 8to|ktou
Zimmer Frederick, engraver, r. 1007 Mission
Zimmer George W., groceries and provisions, 417
Post
Zimmer Jacob, tailor, r. 9 Varenne PI
Zimmer John, tinsmith Otto Quade, r. E s Alabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
Zimmer Joseph, coucaver Will & Finck, r. 921 Pacific
Zimmerman A., laborer, r. NE cor Fifth and Bran
Zimmerman Adolph, butcher Simon Silverberg, r. 30
Potrero Av
Zimmerman August, teamster, r. 637 Broadway, rear
Zimmerman B., r. 100 Jones
Zimmerman Barbara Miss, r. 30 Potrero Av
Zimmerman C. A. L. H., clerk J. .J. Duflfy, r.^ 1725
O'Farrell
Zimmerman George, expressman, r. 436 Stevenson
Zimmerman Henry, butcher, r. 30 Potrero Av
Zimmerman Henry Jr., clerk Simon Silverberg, r. 30
Potrero Av
Zimmerman Henry L., candies, 703 Broadway
Zimmerman I. J., salesman Kohler & Chase, r. 1015
Howard
Zimmerman John, drayman Louis Zeiss, r. 814 Union
Zimmerman Leonard, hostler Central R. R., r. Web-
ster, bet Turk and Eddy
Zimmerman Louis (M. Gradwohl & Co.), r. Oakland
Zimmerman Michael, bookkeeper M. Gradwohl & Co.,
r. 519 Mission
Zimmerman Peter R., machinist Union Iron Works,
r. S s Eighteenth, nr Noe
Zimmermann Albert E. M., shoemaker Jory Bros., r.
560 Stevenson
Zimmermann Edward, hairdressing saloon, 334 Sixth
Zimmermann Eliza Mrs., midwife, r. 560 Stevenson
Zimmermann Johanna (widow), r. 1725 O'Farrell
Zimmermann Max, bookkeeper Gutte & Frank, r. 810
Mission
Zimmermann Robert, draughtsman Kenitzer & Baun,
r. 100 John
Zimmermann William, teacher German South Cosmo-
politan Grammar School, r. 1318 California
Zimmitt Joseph, egg dealer, r. 877 Eighteenth
Zimmitt Joseph, Jr., chicken ranch, N s Silver Av,
University Mound, r. 877 Eighteenth
Zimmitt Joseph V., painter, r. 137 Eighteenth
Zimny John (Zimny & Fuchs) , r. SE cor Clay and
Leavenworth
Zimny k Fiichs (John Zimny and G. A. Fuchs) , gro-
ceries and liqtiors) , SE cor Clay and Leav
Zincke William, fresco painter, r. 908 Pine
Zingelmann H., cook Quaker City Restaurant, r. 255
Jessie
Zingelmann J., cook Market St. Restaurant, r. 255
Jessie
Zinkand Charles, bagmaker, r. 420 Second
Zinkand Ferdinand, valisemaker H. Behrendt & Co.,
r. 420 Second
Zinke Charles, musician, r. 36 Willow
Zinn John, cabinetmaker Union Furniture Manuf.
Co.,r. 122 Welsh
Zinn Sigmund, r. 1927 3^ Sutter
Zinnamon A., tailor, r. 444 Clementina
Zinnamon Abraham, tailor, 37 Sutter, r. 10 Park Av
ZINNS CHRISTIAN, merchant tailor, 611 Sacra-
mento, r. 24 Franklin
Zinns Frank A., bookkeeper Christian Zinns, r. 24
Franklin
Zinns Henry L., clerk Christian Zinns, r. 24 Franklin
Zinns Otto T., stock clerk J. B. Wattles & Co., r. 2110
Bush
Zipf John P., clerk, r. 178 Fourteenth
Zipp Eliza, domestic 1213 Taylor
Zipp Fred, cook Henry Simon, r. 10 Anthony
Zirkul August, bartender, r. 736 Vallejo, rear
Zissig Charles, dry goods, 802 Kearny, r. 1108 Broad-
way
Zlazrechia Demetrio, cook Martin Cressaglia, r. 219
Stevenson
Zobel Jacob, capmaker, 125 Sansom, room 55, r. 409
Octavia
Zodez Henry, French bakery, cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Zoel Marie Miss, actress Bella Union Theatre
Zoeller Louisa, domestic 1206 Jackson
Zoeller Nicholas, tailor Joseph T. Poheim, r. Bootz
Hotel
Zoellner Charles, machinistWilliam T. Garratt, r. 907
Folsom
Zoila Vega, domestic 505 Van Ness Av
Zolezzi Giovanni, fisherman, r. 896 Front
Zolezzi N., salesman Henry Stempelmann, r. 623 Pac
Zolezzi Pasquale, Italian Benev. Soc, 423 Washington
Zolfo Giacomo, fisherman, r. 23 Vallejo
Zolfo Giovanni, fruits, 25 Stockton
Zoller Charles, canmaker Continental Oil and Trans-
portation Co., r. 10 BeiTy
Zoller Charles, confectioner, r. 11 Jasper PI
Zoller John, confectioner Emil A. Engelberg, r. 11
Jasper PI
ZoUver Henry, school books, music, etc., 238 Sixth
BULtiOCK & i ONUS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk^Handkerchief^at^GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
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Zom Henry fireman stm Cora. Washington St. Wharf
ZondeTDommic, bootblack Sigismund Danielewicz r
Zonone Andrea, fisherman, r. 898 Front
Zopp George dairyman William Hall. r. bet Mis-sion
and San Bruno Road, opp i; Mile House
Zopp Joseph, laborer Hu.s.sey & Keuner, r. W s Dolores
bet Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Zoppi Antohia, house painter, r. 10 Elm Av
Zorb Anton, hairdressing saloon. 535 Clay, r. 325 Union
zorn M., r. 54 Minna
Zott Nickolas, shoemaker, 118 Virginia
Zowasky Mary (widow), r. 21G Hickory Av
Zschiesche Christian, shoemaker. 1322 Dupont
Zschiesche Edward, cigars and tobacco, 021 Keamv r
1511 Webster '
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Zuckeny P., laborer, r. 327 Montgomery Av
Zuem John M., cabinetmaker Union Furniture Mamif
Co., r. 122 Welsh
Zuger Casha, Tailors' Pro. Union, SW cor Kearuv and
Morton '
Zuhlke George, cook Riechers & Bolts, r. cor Sixth and
Stevenson
Zum John S., Swiss Benev. Soc, 5iA Kearny
Zundel Margaret Mrs., dressmaker, 1425 Dupont
Zundel Robert, confectioner, r. 1425 Dupont
ZYB
/upan Vincent, Austrian Benev. Soc. 71 New Mont
>f;urmuhlon AugustuH, fruit and vcgetablcH 16-10
Grand Arcade Murkt t, r. 348 Third
Zunnuhler James, printer Henry Stokes, r. 340 Third
Zurn William, bookkeeper A. Newman tt Co., r. 1417
Mason
Zutiger N., r. 010 California
Zuzulich Stephen, waiter Joseph Vlautin, r. 503 East
Zvietuh Elijah M. (Zvietich k Oarrone).r. 1112 Wash
Zvietich Joseph, fisherman, r. 19 Vallejo
Zvietich & Garrone (Elijah M. Zvietich and Charles
A. Garrone) , fruit and produce commission. 619
Sansom
Zweifel Henry, liquor saloon, 308 Fourth
Zweig Harmon, molder Hope Iron WorkF, r. Mlaslg.
sippi, bet Mariposa and Solano
Zweybruck Henrietta (widow), r. 192 Sixteenth
Zwlck Charles, clerk Per. y Von Loosecke, and manuf
extract cotree,r. 225(Jhestnut
Zwicker Frederick, tinsmith, r. 1150 Folsom
Zwicker Kate Miss, assistant Eighth Street Primary
School, r. 540 ,V' Natoma
Zwicker Paul, currier Herman Rover, r. 17 Park Av
ZWIEG HERMANN, proptr South Park Malt
House, 010 Brannau, r. 008 Brannan
Zwieg Louis, tinsmith L. Leiser.r. NE cor Filbert »nd
Mason
Zwieler Elias H., physician, office and r. 417 Post
Zybolsky Theodor. baker Betzold & Niemann, r. 418
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AN ALPHABETICAL LIST
OP THE
PRINCIPAL CHINESE BUSINESS FIRMS
SJ^3^ :FI?,J^3iTOISCO.
(Laundrymen, of wMch there are about four hundred, are not included.)
Act Lee, groceries, 747 Sacramento
Ah Chung, cigars and tobacco, 410 Sansom
Ah Eat, barber, 825 Washington
Ah Foo, ricedealer, 609 Dupont
Ah John, cigars and tobacct), 504 Clay
Ah Lee, cigars, 163 Jessie
Ah Quing, cigar factory, 311 Battery
Ah Yeok, Blipper nianuf , 816 Jackson
Ah Yow, expressman, SW cor Dupont and Jackson
Ahr On, manuf ladies' underwear, 743 Pacific
Aldine cigar factory, 425 Commercial
Amo & Co., cigar factory, 304 Market
Ark Kee & Co., barbers, 812 Clay
Belmont Co., cigar manufs, 821 Montgomery
Beverleigh Co., cigar factory. 409 Commercial
Boston Co., cigar manufs, 1016 Stockton
Bouquet Co., cigars, 310 Dupont
Bouquet Co., cigar manufs, 640 Mission
Bow 'SVing & Co., merchants, 738 Commercial
Bowat Co., jewelry, 742)2 Commercial
Buena Co., cigar manufs, 723 Sacramento
Cam Hang & Co., tailor. 807 3^ Washington
Capital Co., cigar manufs, 612 Jackson
Cerro Gordo Co., cigar manufs, 115 Jackson
Chai Woh i: Co., drugs, 721 Jackson
Chan Fook Sing, retail opium, 641 Jackson
Chan Ning Tuck Kee, drugs, 704 Dupont
Chan Why, shirt factory, 410 Sansom
Chang Tai & Co., tinsmiths, 621 Dupont
Chang Yeou Faru, physician, 744 Washington
Charles Goey & Co., manufs cigar boxes, 23 Stev
Cheap John, cigars, 530 Sacramento
Chee Kuug Tong, Independent Masonic Soc, rooms
827 Washington
Chee Sang Fong & Co., drugs, 710 Dupont
CHEN SHU TANG, consul-general China, ofBce
917 Clay
Cheung Kee, boarding, 734 Pacific
Cheung Kee Co., cigar factory, 611 Dupont
Chcong Wo & Co., butchers, 847 Dupont
Cheong Yick, groceries, 731 Sacramento
Chew Yiug Lung & Co., merchants, 738 Sacramento
Chicago Co., cigar.manufactory, 837 Dupont
Chin Chung, jeweler, 708 Dupont _
Chin Kee, shirt factory, 845 Washington
Chin Lee & Co., fancy goods, teas, etc., 521 Kearny
Chinese Hospital, E s Montgomery Av, bet Pacific and
Broadway
Chinese Market, 731 Sacramento
Chinese Methodist Chapel, 620 Jackson
Chinese Mission House (Baptist), 924 Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Congregational), 5 Brenham
PI
Chinese Mission House (Methodist Episcopal), 91C
Washington
Chinese Mission House (Presbyterian), NE cor Sacra-
mento and Stockton
Chinese Mission House (Protestant Episcopal), 913
Clay
CUinese Mission Schools of the American Missionary
Assn. 5 Brenham PI, and Ns Mission, bet Twelfth
and Thirteenth
Chinese Theatres, 618 and 623 Jackson, and 836 Wash
Chinese Women's Home, 933 Sacramento
Chinese Young Men's Christian Association, rooms
NE cor Sacramento and Stockton
Ching Cheng, jewelers, 716 Jackson
Chong Tal, wholesale tinware, 621 Dupont
Chong Yeck, provisions, 737 Sacramento
Chow Lee & Co., tea and rice, 840 Washington
Choy Cheong, merchant tailor, 726 Dupont
Choy Ying Low, restaurant, 2 Washington Alley
Chu Wo Quan, secretary Chinese Consulate, 917 Clay
Chuin Gee, cigars, 741 Pacific
Chun Wan Sheung, secretary Chinese Consulate, 917
Clay
Chung Wo Tong & Co., merchants,- 933 Dupont
Chung Kee, cigars, 1405 Dupont
Chung Kee, junk, 730 Jackson
Chung Kee k Co., dry goods, 841 Dupont
Chimg Lee, manuf ladies' and children's underwear,
744 Washington
Chung Lung & Co., boot and shoe manufs, 634 Com
Chy Lung & Co., importers and dealers China and
Japan goods, 640 Sacramento
Colombo & Co., cigar manufactory, 715 Dupont
Come Loong, tinsmith, 1007 Dupont
Comet & Co., cigars and tobacco, 517 Davis
Commercial shirt factory, 408 Merchant
Connecticut cigar factory, 441 Bush
Corona Co., cigarmakers, 322 Commercial
Cubana Co., cigar manufs, 1018 Dupont
Dak Kee, boot and shoemaker, 809 Washington
Den S., physician, 832 Washington
Dye Wo, general merchandise, 725 Jackson
Dye Wo Jan, butcher, 15 Ross
Eat Lungfe Co., boots and shoes, 311 Battery
Erie Co., cigars, 732 MontLromerj'
Eureka Co., cigar manufs. 826 Clay
Foke Yam Tong, Methodist Chapel, 620 Jackson
Foo Chong Long, umbrella manufs, 817 Washington
Fook Guue, merchant. 640 Jackson
Fook Kee, carver and painter, 709 Jackson
Fook Lung & Co., cigar factory, 425 Commercial
Fook Sing, cigars, 11U8 Dupont
Fook Simg Tong & Co., drugs and medicines, KE cor
Sacramento and Dupont
Fook Tang, general merchandise, 7503^ Clay
Fook Yuen k Co., provisions, 711 Dupont
Fostoria Co., cigar manufactory, 654 Pacific
Fow Sang, poultry, 11 Washington Alley
Fung Ching Art *: Co., pawnbrokers, 832 Washington
Garcigo Co., cigar manufs, 26 Clay
Gee Tau Hong & Co., drugs, 936 Dupont
Gee Wau, wood engraver, 805 Clay
Gim Tuck Lung & Co., merchants, 740 Commercial
Gim Yek Tan & Co., provisions, 765 Clay, nr Dupont
Ging Kee & Co., shoe factory, 417 Commercial
Git Chung, slipper factory, 537 Sacramento
Goey Yiug & Co., merchants. 938 Dupont
Gom Y>k, tinware, 921 Dupont
Gun Fet & Chin Kee, manufs slippers, 311 Pine
Hang Fer Low & Co., restaurant, 713 Dupont
Hang Fong Low, restaurant, 925 Dupont
He Yek, groceries, 713 Jackson
Hee Sung & Co., butchers, 727 Dupont
Hee Tie & Co., butchers and merchandise, 1015 Dup
Hee Wau. butcher, 1019 Dupont
Hep Yuen, tinware, 915 Dupont
Hi Kee, shoe factory. 738 J4 Jackson
Hi Loong, slipper factory, 416 Sacramento
High Toned Cigar Co., 805 Washington
BULLOCK - WES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zearny St
HIN
933
Hln Kee, varieties, 23 Ross
Hing Kee & Co., cigars, 15 Montgomery Av
HiDg Kee & Co., general merchandise and tinware 716
Commercial '
Hing Yueu Wing Kee k Co., tinware, 828 )i Dupont
Hip Lung & Co., merchandise, 10 SpolTord Alley
Hip Wo & Co., merchants, 735 Commercial
Hip Wo & Co., shoe factory, ilO Sausom
Hip Yuen Lung & Co., dry goods, 843 Dupont
Ho Sun, interpreter London and San Francisco Bank
Hong Soon, general merchandise, 820 }j Washington
Hong Yune & Co., general merchandise, 731 Com
Hop Kee, shoemaker, 1003 Dupont
Hop Kee & Co., boot and shoemakers, 806 Sacramento
Hop Kee & Co., merchants, 705 Dupont
Hop Lung Sing & Co., shoe factory, 221 Davis
Hop Sing & Co., merchants, 716 Dupont
Hop Sing& Co., shoe factory, 422 Sacramento
HOP WO CO., 751 Clay
Hop Yick & Co., butchers, 723 Dupont
How Chin & Co., merchandise, 728 Jackson
How Kee & Co., provisions, 609 Dupont
HUE, KAI & CO., manufs shoes and clothing
127-129 Clay
Hung Chong & Co., shoe factory, 739 Jackson
Hung Long & Co., butchers, and Chinese merchan-
dise, 613 Dupont
Hung Wo Tong, drugs, 641 Jackson
Hung Yick Yan & Co., merchants, 734 Sacramento
In Pun Low, restaurant, 819 Washington
Jack Lee, clothing factory, 845 Washington
Jay Hon Chung, physician, 743 Washington
Jocktoon, physician, 2 Breuham PI
Joy Wo & Co., groceries, 923 Dupont
JungTai, clothing," 711 Jackson
KahSing, barber, 823 Washington
Kam Lun & Co., fancy goods, 722 Dupont
Kee Kee, drug."*, 21 Ross
Kee Sang Tong, drugs and medicines, 742 Sacramen-
to
Ken Jim & Co., shirt factory, 422 Sacramento
Key West Cigar Co., 211 Clay
Key West & Co., cigars, 635 Kearny
Kim Chong Long A: Co., shirt factory, 835 Clay
Kim Lung & Co., drugs and dry goods, 728 Dupont
Kin Nam & Co., merchants, 1UU8 Dupont
King Kee & Co., cigars, 15 Montgomery Av
King Kee & Co., general merchandise, 813 Dupont
King Lee & Co., Chinese and Japanese goods, 410
Kearny
King Limg & Co., merchants, 920 Dupont
KOXG CHOW CO., N 8 Pine, bet Kearny and Du-
pont i
Kong Hop, groceries, 7 Spoflord Alley |
Kue Chong, tinware, 806 Clay ;
Kum Tsze Sing, secretary Chinese Consulate, 917 |
Clay
Kwong Chong Kee & Co., groceries, 719 Dupont
Kwong Fong Tai & Co.. merchants, 714 Sacramento |
Kwong Fung & Co., merchants, 1014 Dupont
Kwong Hang Lee, tinware, 771 Clay
Kwong Hong On k Co., merchants, 736 Commercial
Kwong Hung Chong, groceries, 810 Washington
Kwong Lee Chong & Co., meri!hants, SOU Sacramento
Kwong Lun Hing & Co., merchants, 733 Commercial
Kwong Ohn Woh Otto & Co., merchants and cigar
manufs, 741 Clay
Kwong On Cheong, commission merchant, 728 Sac
KWONG SING «fc CO
Market
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LEE I,OOK dl CO., sbirta and ladloa' underwear'
417-419 Market
Lee Yeck, slipper factory, 309 Commercial
Li PoTal. physician, 737 Wafthlugton
Lin Kee, watchmaker. 824^4 Dupont
Lin Man, fancy gooils, H06 Du]>ont
Lin Quan Sing, secretary Chiiicse Consultte, 917 CUy
Ling Chung, cigars, W g Auni<-, bet Jessie and Stev
Loi Mong & Co., manufs boots and shoes, 210 Jackson
Loo Chan Foy, phvHirJan, 80C Waxliington
Loy Sing, general merchandise, 817 Washington
Lum Foon, manuf ladies' underwear, 820 W»«hlngton
Lun Chong, cigars, 827 Clay
Lun Chong k Co., merchants, 745 Sacramento
Lun Kee, shirt manufactory, 737 Clay
Lun On, drugs, 723 Jackson
Lun Sing & Co., merchants, 706 Sacramento
Lun Ty & Co., general merchandlHe, 716 Dapont
Lun Kee k Co., merchants, loio Dupont
Ly Chin, jeweler, 743 Washington
Ly Wing Sun Kee, merchants, 636 Jackson
Magnolia & Co., cigarmakers, 318 Commercial
Magnolia & Co., cigar factory, 829 Washington
Main Fook k Co., undertakers, 732 Pacific
Malta Co., cigars, 318 Dupont
Man Chong & Co., general merchandise, 806 Wash
Man Fong& Co., restaurant, 631 Jackson
Man Hop k Co., groceries, 6-8 Washington Alley
Man Loe k Co., merchants, 709 Dupont
Man Long, provisions, 711 Sacramento
Man Sing, jeweler, 727 Jackson
Manlanmer & Co., cigar manufs, 141 Fifth
Monaco Co., cigar manufs, 524 Commercial
Monkee Co., Chinese News printing office, 821 Wash-
ington
Mow Sang & Co., wood and charcoal, 727 Pacific
Mun Lee Pin Kee, wood and lumber, 8 Spofford Alley
Mun Sin, cigar manuf, 648 Commercial
Nam Chong & Co., shoe factory, 413 Commercial
National Co., wholesale cigars, 611 Dupont
Nero Co., cigar manufs, 413 Washington
XING YONO CO., 230 Montgomery Av
Omega Co., cigar manufs, 12 Spofford Alley
On Leo, drugs, 1009 M Dupont
On Sing, lumber, 646 Pacific
On Tai k Co., provisions. 808 Sacramento
On Wung, general merchandise, 625 Jackson
Oriental, Chinese newspaper, office 817 Washington
Orion Co., cigar manufs, 682 Commercial
Oy Wo Tong & Co., drugs, 708 Jackson
Panola Co., cigars, 616 Dupont
Partagos A. & Co. cigar factory, 730 Jackson
Pioneer Cigar Co.. 24 Dupont
Poy Kee, shoe factory, 119 Pine
Pun Wo A: Co., boot and shoe factory, 837 Clay
Quan Wo Joy, shoe factory, 413 Commercial
Quang Sbung Gooe, fancy goods, 741 Washington
Quong Cheong & Co., merchants, 737 Sacramento
Quong Chong & Co., groceries, 68 Spoiford Alley
Quong Chune, manuf cigars, 152 Steuart
Quong Chung Lung k Co., merchants, 715-717 Sac
Quong Chung Shing b Co., cigar manufs, 829 Wash-
ingtnn
Quong Chung Shing k Co., merchants, 724 Com
Quong Din Kee k Co., merchants. 614 !<4 Dupont
Quong Kat Chong k Co., boot and shoe factory, 228
Battery h.-*
O
o
_ Quong Eat Loy, cigar dealer, 812 Pacific
boot and shoe manufs, 417 I Quong Fook On * Co., merchants, 728 C<immerclal
Quong Hing Chang, merchants, 613 >< Jackson
Kwong Sing Lung Chew Kee, general merchandise, I Quong Hing Lung Co., butchers. 741 Sacramento
735 Washington ! Quong Hung Fung & Co., general merchandise, 835
Dupont
Quong Hung Gee & Co., shoe factory, 413 Commercial
Quong Hung Tai k Co., butchers, 712 Dupont
Quong Kee, shoemaker. 612 Jackson
Quong Kee, slipper factory, 740 Jackson
Quong Lee, ))Oots and shoes, :«yj Commercial
Quong Lee Sing, general merchandise, h2h Dupont
Quong Long, tailorand jeweler, h13)4 Dupi>nt
Quong Lun Wo, shoe factory, 318 Commercial
Quong Lung Chung k C<j., shoe factory, 417 Commer-
cial
Quong Mam Long k Co.. groceries and provisions,
020 Dupont
Quong Sam Lung k Co., drugs, kc, 706 Dupont
Quong Sliing A: Co., cigar manufs, 753 Clay
igtor
Kwong Soong Wo, fancy goods, 644 Washington
Kwong Sung Tai & Co., general merchandise, 836 Du-
pont
Kwong Tai Chong fc Co., merchants, 719 Commercial
Kwong Wing Hop k Co., groceries, 715!^ Dupont
Kwong Wing Tan & Co., merchants, 930 Dupont
La Espanola Co., (-igar factory, 308 Commercial
La Grand Co., cigar factory, 735 Jackson
La Salle & Co., cigar manufs, 304 Dupont
Lai Hing Lung & Co., men-hants, 729 Commercial
Lai Shang, jeweler, 718 Jackson
Lai Yong, portrait painter, 743 Washington
Lam Hop k Co., manufacturing tailors, 737)4 Jackson
Lay Kay Co., shoe factorj-, 918 Stockton
Lee Chong, clothing, 707 Jackson , ^ ., ^ ... . .,,„ - , ,
Lee Hop Wy Kee & Co., merchandise, 1001 ^i Dupont Quong Sing Tai kee, merchant. .17 Commercial
Lee Kan, Chinese interpreter Bank of California, r. i Quong Son k Co., butchers, 751 Sacramento
907 Clay I Quong Tang HI k Co.. drugs, 818 Dupont
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
QUO
934
YUT
Quong Ti Lung & Co., shoe manufs, 922 Stockton
Quong Tong Sing & Co., merchants, 822 Washington
Quong Wa Cheng, merchant, 763 Clay
Quong Wah Ying, merchant tailor, 940 Dupont
Quong Wing Chong & Co., general merchandise, 80
Dupont
Quong Wing Kee, boot and shoe factory, 752 Clay
Quong Wo Chong Co., butchers, 621 Jackson
Quong Ye On & Co., merchants, 910 Dupont
Quong Ylng Kee & Co., merchants, 718 Commercial
Quong Yuck Lung, 728 Commercial
Quong I'une Tai & Co., drugs, 719 Jackson
Kacine Co., cigarmakers, 1106 Dupont
Eolla Co., cigar factory, 318 Commercial
Romero & Co., cigar manufs, 716 Pacific
Sam Kee, employment office, 511 Bush
Sam Kee, provisions, 723 Sacramento
SAM YUP CO., 825 Dupont
San Kee, barber, 642 Jackson
San Kee .t Co., clothing, 904 Dupont
Sang Chong, poultry, 16 Boss
Sang Lee & Co., tinware, 753 Clay
Sang Lung & Co., merchants, 826 Dupont
See Hop & Co..ibutchers, 1009 Dupont
Shang Tai k Co., groceries, 1013 Dupont
Shay Woo, general merchandise, 720 Jackson
Shay Woo Co., fruit dealers, 812 Washington
Shing Shun k Co., butchers, 721 Dupont
Shing Yick Hee Kee & Co., groceries, 801 Dupont
Shong Chong & Co., shoe factory, 119 Pine
Shoon Loy & Co.. tinware, 619 Jackson
SHOU HING CO., 3Brenham PI
Shun Yik Yu Kee Co., groceries, 717 Dupont
Shun Yuen & Co., general merchandise, 839 Dupont
Sic Kee, merchant tailor, 715 M Dupont
Sieu Tai & Co., manufs clothing, 11 Washington Alley
Sin Dew & Co., cigar manufs, 824 Clay
Sin Quong Lung, wood, coal and lumber, 922 Stock
Sin Quong On, drugs, 823 Dupont
Sing Chong, cigars, 744 Washington
Sing Kee, merchant, 710 Commercial
Sing Kee & Co., groceries, 625 Dupont
Sing Mun, cigars, 528 Sacramento
Sing Sing, poultry, 2 Washington Alley
Sing Wo, manuf slippers, 743 Clay
Sing Ying, dealer wood. 59 Spoflford Alley
Sing Yuen & Co., general merchandise, 709 JackBon
SIT MING COOK, vice-consul China, office 917
Clay
Son Dane, clerk Wells, Fargo & Co., r. 933 Dupont
Soong Chong k Co., tailors, 812 Dupont
Sow Wo & Co., watchmakers, 709 Jackson
Sue Wah Kee, shoe factory, 409 Commercial
Sue Woo Co., varieties, 941 Dupont
Suey Lee, umorellas and fmrrier, 810 Clay
Bun Chong Lung & Co., provisions, 719 Sacramento
Sun Chong Yuen & Co., merchants, 1023 Dupont
Sun Hop, cigarrettes, 725 Pacific
Sun Kam Wah & Co., Chinese and Japanese fancy
"* goods, lliii Dupont
Sun Lean Chung, tailor, 732 Jackson
Sun Lee Long k Co., merchants, 761 Clay
Sun Lun Sang & Co., general merchandise, 1 Wash-
ington Alley
Sun Shee Kee & Co., rice, 810 Sacramento
Sun Yuen Lung & Co., drugs. 810 Dupont
Sung Sing Kee, butcher, 613 Jackson
Sung Yune & Co, tinsmiths, 819 Dupont
Tai Yuen Cheong & Co., merchants, 721 Commercial
Tai Yuen Co., general merchandise, 1001 Dupont,
basement
Tecoma Co., cigar factory, 017 Commercial
Teung Kee & Co., clothing, 912 Dupont
Tie Sang Tong, merchants, 929 Dupont
Tie Wo & Co., manufs hunting and oil coats, 845
Washington
Tie Wo Hong k Co., drugs, 842 Dupont
Tin Wo Tong k Co., drugs, (!22 Jackson
Ton Son, cigars, 618 Dupont
Tong Hop & Co., merchants, 756 Washington
Toug Kee k Co., clothing manufs, 1021 Dupont
Tong San & Co., slipper manufs. 611 Commercial
Tong Sang & Co.. poultry, 30 Washington Alley
Tong filn Wo, barber, 746 Washington
Tong Tie & Co., merchants, 728 Sacramento
Tong Wing Lee & Co., boot and shoe factory, 423
Commercial
Tong Wo & Co., merchants, 722 Sacramento
Tong Y'ee, cigars, 418 Dupont
Tong Y'oong & Co., merchants, 736 Sacramento
Tong Yuen k Co., cigars, 1112 Dupont
Tsue Chong Wing & Co., merchants, 715 Commercial
Tsun Yuen, physician, 616}^ California
Tuck Chong & Co., teas, 739 Sacramento
Tuck Hing, poultry, 15 Washington Alley
Tuck Hop, clothing, 614 Dupont
Tuck On Yuen, butchers, 727 Sacramento
Tuck Sing, butcher and groceries, 802 Dupont
Tuck Tie & Co., groceries, 909 Dupont
Tuck Tie Loong Kee & Co., moneybrokers, 909 Dup
Tuck Wo, provisions, 635 Jackson
Tung Chong & Co., merchants, 709 Commercial
Tung Foo Co., pork dealers, 743 Sacramento
Tung Sing, clothing manuf, 918 Stockton
Tung Sing & Co., merchants, 732 Sacramento
Tung Yick & Co., groceries, 1017 Dupont
Ty Wing & Co., general merchandise, 737 Wash
Tin Sing, general merchandise, 841 Washington
Wa Xixmg & Chung Kee, slipper factory, 641 Com
Wah Cheung & Co., dry goods, 714 Dupont
Wah Ying Lung, tailor, 824 Dupont
Wan On Tong, importer drugs, 945 Dupont
Wau Yime Lung Kee, merchant, 739 Commercial
Wauy Lin Long, groceries, 808 Dupont
W. H. & Co., cigars, 606 Mission
Wing Chin, shoes, 811 J^ Dupont
Wing Chong Wo & Co., merchants, 710 Sacramento
Wing Chung, clothing, 820 Washington
Wing Chung & Co., clothing, 906 Dupont
Wing Fung & Co., merchants, 745 Sacramento
Wing Hing Lung & Co., shoe manufs, 708 Sac
Wing Hop & Co., wood and charcoal, 732 Jackson
Wing Kee, varieties, 13 Koss
Wing Kee & Co., manufs ladies' and children's shoes,
724 Commercial
Wing Kee Chong, shoe factory, 1016 Stockton
Wing Kee Lung k Co., gi'oceries, ll(i}^ Dupont
Wing Lee & Co., shoe factory, 730 Pacific
Wing Sang & Co., fancy goods, 829 Dupont
Wing Sing Tai & Co., merchants, 615 Jackson
Wing Sun & Co., shoe factory, 628 Commercial
Wing Tie Jan & Co., merchants, 734 Sacramento
Wing Yick & Co., butchers, 747 Sacramento
Wo Fat & Co., shoe factory, 417 Commercial
Wo Hing Teng Kee, pawnbroker, 717 J^ Jackson
Wo Jee Chung, drugs, 805 Dupont
Wo Kee & Co., general merchandise, 939 Dupont
Wo Lee & Co., slipper factory, 417 Commercial
Wo Lun & Co., fancy goods, 822 Dupont
Wo Sing, slipper factory, 411 Commercial
Wo Yik k Co., butchers, 707 Dupont
Y'an Wo Sing & Co., shoe factory, 413 Commercial
Yaune Yick & Co., groceries, 722 Jackson
Ye Chong & Co., merchants, 639 Jackson
Yeck Wo Hong & Co., drugs, 705 Jackson
Y'ee Chong, paper hangings, 707 Jackson
Yee Hing k Co., merchants, 714 Commercial
Yee Hop & Co., shoe factory, 734 Pacific
Yee On & Co., general merchandise, 818 Washington
Yee Shung Tong, merchant, 650 Jackson
Yee Sung, shirt factory, 8 Koss
Yee Wo Chong Jt Co., Chinese and Japanese bazaar,
738 Washington
Yek Kee & Co., shoe factory, 831 Clay
Yek Wing & Co., merchants, 627 Jackson
YKN HOY CO., 636 Commercial
Yen Nem Low, restaurant, 627 Jackson
YEN "WO CO., 711 Jackson
Yet Kee, tinsmith, 913 Dupont
Yet Tong Chung Kee & Co., general merchandise, 614
Jackson
Yick Hong, physician and surgeon, 903 Dupont
Yin Sing & Co., merchants, 726 Sacramento
Ylung Ming Tai, secretary Chinese consulate, 917
Clay
You Kee, clothing and dry goods, 919 Dupont
Young Dan & Co., cigars and tobacco, 202 Sutter
Young Gong k Co., cigar factory, SE cor Sacramento
and Leidesdorft'
Young Wo Tong, drugs, 725 Dupont
Young & Co., clothing and cigars, 729 Sacramento
Yow Shun k Co., groceries, 907 Dupont
Yu Wo k Co., merchants, 1022 Dupont
Yu Yuen Ching Kee & Co., merchants, 730 Sacramento
Yuen Chue, general merchandise, 825 5^ Dupont
Yueuhang, groceries, 633 Jackson
Yuke Lee, merchant, 616 Jackson
Yune Fong, restaurant, 710 Jackson
YUNG WO CO., 727 Sacramento
Yut Wah Co., slipper factory, 826 Clay
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
A BUSINESS DIRECTORY
OF THK
CITY OF SAN FRANCISCO:
IN WHICH THE DIFFERENT TRADES AND PROFESSIONS ARE CLASSIFIED AND ARRANGED.
COMPILED EXPRESSLY FOB THIS WORK— 1879.
AccountantH.
Ashdown ArchibaH, 507 ^Montgomery
Ashley AVard H. , 120 Sutter
Beardsley John H., 636 Clay
George Kobert, 606 Slontgomery
Halsey Charles W., 616 Sacramento
Ireland James, 216 Sansom
Jacquelin Emile H., 444 California
Langtou John C, 434 California
Lasij Harry J., 123 California
Lutgen Charles F., 218 Pine
JIain A. F., 309 California
Miller J. P. G., 214 Sansom
(•liva O., 230 Kearny
Pattee Solon, 507 Montgomery
Rochholz H. S., 1004 Market
Smith S. P., 426 California
Wood A. G., 321 California
Acids— ;Mai>nfaot«irerB.
(See Chemical Works.)
Adjusters Customs.
McNnlty Charles A., 43 U. S. Court
iJuikllng
Afljusters Fire liosses.
Bromwell L., 318 California
Dlmon C. L., 323 California
Outcait Peter, 213 Sansom
Staples J. W., 321 California
Adjusters Internal Revenue
McNulty Charles A., 43 U. S. Court
Building
Adjusters marine Iiosses.
Bartlett B. L., 123 California
Gibbs C. V. S., 318 California
Glbbs William C, 318 California
Hopkins CasparT., 318 California
Landers W. J., 316 California
Outcait Peter, 213 Sansom
Touchard G., 416 California
Advertising Agentm.
Albright Isaac N., 765 Market
Boyce James K. (btreet car), 405,'^ Cal
Brown Daniel, 606 Montgomery
Crane C. W., 328 JloutKomery
Earle Halford (street ( ar), 415 Market
Fisher Luther P., 20 Merchants' Exch
Hause R. W., 7 Post
Kevt & Co., 506 Commercial
Lake William B.. 309 California
Lowell J. v., 417 Washington
Jlacsorlev & Co.. 81 Steveneon
Miller JI. A. & Co., 603 Market
Pictorial Advertising Co., L. De Ron-
cerav, 11 Gearv
Scheller, Ilarlow & Ritchie, 116 Jack
Smith & Faylor, 140 Montgomery
Van Norden & Gilmore, 607 Mont
Davis George A., 327 Market
Fleishman, SIchel & Co., 120 Battery
Frank lir.js. & Co., .•H9 Market
Grader F. J., 211 Mission
Grangers' Business Assn, 106 Davis
Hawley C. A. & Co., 412 Market
Hawley David N., S\V cor Slarket and
Main
Hawley Marcus C. <fc Co.. 3^-309 Mar
Jackson Byron, SE cor SLxtlrand Blux-
ome
LInforth, Rice & Co., 401 Jlarket
Osborne D. .M. & Co., M. Ayers man-
ager, 254 Jlarket
Soule E., 721 Bryant
BASER & HAMILTON,
Manufacturers and Impoiters
HC JL I^ ID ^wj^ E, E
ASH
Airlcultiiral Iinplements,
13—19 Front and 109-111 Pi.ne, S. F.
AND
9—15 J, Sacramento.
Agents.
(See respective heads.)
Ale and Porter Manufao-
turers.
Burnell J. H. <fe Bro., cor Ninth Av
and G, South S. F.
Empire IJrew.TV, office 179 Jessie
Marks Saniui'i, 735 Tehama
Swan Brewery Co., SE cor Fifteenth
and Dolores
Wlllmot Brewing Co., 324 Guerrero
Alkali.
Harrison & C". (agents Sutton Alkali
Works. EnK'laud,and De Soto Al-
kali Co.), 413 California
AmalBraniatinip Maclilnea.
(fiee also Iron Foundries.)
HENDV J., 49 Fremont
STEIGEK <fc KERR, 137 First
AnialKamators.
(See also Assayert.)
Lane & Green, 616 .Merchant
Secor Charles F., 3.n Montgomery
Amber Ooodsnanuracturer
Schumann Loul.i, 341 Kearny
Ammonia.
SAN FR.XNCISCO (;AS LIGHT CO.,
cor Natoma and First (Sec adv.
dept. iiane x.x.wll)
Amu«ement»»~Plaee« of
AdclphI Th'-ater, 6<r7 California
nnldwln's Thcat'T, 9:i2-'.i3(i >Iarki-t
Agricultural Implemenls. | i{,.i|a lulim Thrati-r, so:! Kearny
(See also Hardware; also Garden | Bush Street Thrater, :«5 IJush
Jmpletiiexts.) I California Theater. N 8 Buoh, bet
Avers & Co., 258 Market 1 Keariiy an<l Piipont
BAKER & HAMILTON, 13-19 Front ChlncseTheaier,fiKH Jackson
(See adv. dept., page .x.xxvlll. Chinese Thea er Ni-« )• f" i?'^^^'"'
BONNEY O. Jr:, 221 Mission 1 Chinese Theater (koval) 836 W ash
German Theater (Caliromla), N s Bush
bet Kearnv and Dui)ont
Grand Opera Iloure, Ns Mlpslon bet
Third and Fourth
Pacific Anatomical Museum, Hardle
PI nr Kearny
Pacinc Hall, N s Bush, bet Kearny
and Dupont
Piatt's Half, 210 Montgomery
San Francisco Ricreatlon (;round8,cor
Folsom and Twenty-ilfth
South San Francisco Park, Railroad
Av, nr Tenth Av
Standard Theater, 320 Bush
Woodward's Gardens, Mission, bet
Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Anchor nannrncturera.
McRlbbIn <fe Petterson, 317 Howanl
Anoliors, t'liains, etc.
(See Shipchandlcrs.)
Anti-Friction 3Ictal Manu-
facturers.
(See also Babbit Metal.)
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
216 SauBom (See adv. dept., page
xxlv)
Antimony— Refiner* of
Starr & Mathlson, Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth
Apothecaries.
(.See Druggists--. Hetail.)
Aquarium Manufacturers.
Teubner & HolUnan, 5.r2 California
Architects.
BaylessW. H., lot! Leldesilorff
Beiirens James G., 724'-. Market
Bennett .Mbert A., Wl Montgomery
Bestor ct Ni-wcuni. 402 .Montgomery
Bones J. \V., (iat W a-liliictoii
Bordwell (ieorne, 1022 >llsslon
Bordwell (Jeorne A.,:}l.s Pine
BuglH-e ('harle^ I,., 79 Nevada Block
Cleaveland llenrv W.,.'i07 Montgomery
Clinch Itrvaii J., 017 Kearny
Dickie Bros. (Naval), is .Market
Elsen T. A., 120 Sutler
Frazee V., 137 Mont>;oniery
Gavnor J(din P., 31.1 ('Bllfornla
Geddes Charles. 52s Calif.. rnia
Gellfuss Henry, ti;r7 Kearny
Godart Jules, 712 Montgoniery
Goddanl George H.. .'Oil Van Nei» At
Gosling .raIne^,47Thl^l
G(.sllng Joseph, fltn Market
Hatherion * Pelt..u, IMI I'lne
Ulllert KrodiTick, 432 MontK'>mery
lloaKlatid William ('., i.tl Montgomery
Ilofi'niann Victor, 6.17 Kearny
Iluern>' I'rosrKT, 12i> Kearny
Kenlizerit ltauii,(iui Cnllfomla
Laver * Curli'lt, ID .•<. F. Stock Ki-
cliange Building
Leiiihton .\. V., .MI California
Leonard Harvev R.. .M.-i Cnllfomla
LiK-htholl A. H., ;til Montgomery
Liiedeke llerniaii,4'r2 .MonlKoinery
Lueders <fe Turpln, 62!i Wa^hlugton
Mackenzie Thomas, 217 .<:aii*oni
^ !
6-
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best Try them.
ANDERSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
936
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTOKY.
Macy Henry C, 204 Sutter
Marquis John, 109 Montgomery
McDougali B. & Son, 330 Pine
Meeker & Banks, 126 Kearny
Mooser W., 302 Montgomery
Newsom Samuel & Joseph C, 320 San
O'Connor P. J., 413 Bush
Patton William, 411^2 California
Pelton John C. Jr., 330 Pine
Percv George W., 318 Pine
Pissis Albert, 302 Montgomery
Portois Peter, 432 Montgomery
Kemer John A., 230 Montgomery
Schmidt P. E., 103 Post
Shropfer A., 126 Kearny
Snrder A. A., 17 Halleck
Tavlor J. B., 324 Pine
Townsend & Wyneken, 515 California
Welsh T. J.l302 Montgomery
Williams S. H., 61 Merchants' Exch
Winterhalter, W. W., 37 Post
Wolf »fe Burnham, 240 Montgomery
Wright & Sanders, 418 California
Arcbitectnral Ornaments.
Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, 569
Mission
Arms and Animnuition.
(See Ouiu and Sporting Materials.)
Art Galleries.
Morris Schwab <fe Co., 19 Post
San Francisco Art Asbociation, 430 Pine
Snow & May, 20 Post
Artesian Well Borers.
California Artesian Well and Mining
Co., 202 Sansom
Delanv Patrick, 764''.' Howard
Haley Samson M. B., 2207 Fillmore
Prag Marten (agent), 125 Clay
San Francisco Artesian Well Boring
Co., 120 Sutter
STEVENS & WIIiDEK. 1500 Folsom
STEPHENS «& TnXDER,
Artesian Well Borers,
Tanks, Wind-mill!, Steam and Deep
Well Pumps at Lowest Rates.
15CiO FOLSOM.
Artesian Tl'ell Pipe 9Iann-
facturers.
Prag Marten, 125 Clay
Smith Francis & Co., 130 Beale
Artificial Flowers.
(See also Millinery Goods.)
Cook A. 0. Mrs., 110 Keamv
Cotter J. E. Jlrs., 10 Stockton
lie Garav T. L., 642 Filbert
Imcas.-^e August, 8703^ Mission
Gi-rrlr^h M. E. (wax), 201 Powell
(iittz Anna Mrs., 743 Howard
Grimth Halda Mrs. (lace and wax),1027
Sutter
Hakir W. & Hlnz, 545 Market
iroalpy N. J. Mrs. (wax), 1029 Market
Helil Brothers & Co., 1 Sutter
Kahn Henry, 407 Kearny
Lefond Victorlue. 1232 .Stockton
Luger Julia, 206 Sixteenth
Sclallero C. Mrs., 932 Market
Artificial l.imba.
Beenian W 61fi CInv
("oOlv II. N.. 41.') Market
Slott John Hand, 126 Sutter
SPIUNG MENZU, 9 Geary (See adv.
dept. page xx.wil)
Artiflrial Stone.
C«llfomla Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
402 Montgomerv .
Eureka Stone Manufacturing Co., 585
Brannan
Artists.
(/See Bainters, Portraits, etc.)
Artists' materials.
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Bass T. J. & Co., 26 Geary
Burner Henry, 631 Sacramento
Currier Amoe, 103 Dupont
Dennv Edward & Co., 512 Sacramento
Hueter Bros. & Co., 12 Second
LeCount Brothers, 417 Montgomery
Morris, Schwab & Co., 21 Post
Snow & Mav, 20 Post
Whittier, Fuller & Co., SW cor Pine
and Front
Asbestos Materials.
Johns H. W. Manufacturing Co., 5 First
rAspbaltnm Workers.
Bonnet B., 402 Montgomery
Brown & Wilson, 614 Mission
Bruggeman Henry, 208 Sutter
Burke F. H.. 528 California
DuflV Charles W., 740 Fourth
DUNCAN GEOEGE & CO., 662 Mar-
ket
Fiske H. G., 819 Market
Hagthrop R., 14)^ Montgomery Av
Hlggs Henry W., 844 Washington
Larkin & Flaherty, 35 Post
Lind & Van Busklrk, 620 Market
Pacitic Asphaltum Co., 422 Montgom-
erv and 420 Jackson
Walton K. C. Sr., 219 Mission
AVhittier J. E., 803 Brannan and 629
Third
Asphaltum and Mastic
ROOFEVG COaiPANY,
GEO. DUNCAN & CO.
Eoofs and Sidewalks done In the Best
Manner at most Moderate Bates.
New Roofs Laid and Old Leaky
Roofs Re-covered and Repaired.
Also, Tin and Zinc Eoofs cover-
ed with Asphaltum or Mastic
Paint. OlHce 652 Market
Street, N. E. corner of
Kearny, up stairs.
Assayers.
{See also Metallurgist*.)
Berton F. & Co., 627 Clay
Falkenau & Eeese, 328 Montgomery
Parish John B., 210 Davis
Hanks Henry G., 619 Montgomery
Huhn & Luckhardt, 23 Stevenson
Irelan William Jr., 49 Merchants' Ex-
change
KUH LEOPOLD, 611 Commercial (see
adv. dept., page xxxvii)
Lane k, Green, 616 Merchant, rear
McCullough H. V. S., 331 Montgomery
Mosheimer J., 507 Montgomery
Pacific Refinery and Bullion Exchange,
416 Montgomerv
Phillips J. S.. 702 California
Price T., 524 Sacramento
Eeichling F. <t Co., 400 Montgomery
Riehn. Heuime & Co., 404 Montgomery
Strong & Co., 10 Stevenson
Walker H. \\ ., 109 Montgomery Block
Assajers' Materials.
Calre Justinian, 532 Washington and
528 Broadway
Goodyear Rubber Co., E. H. Pease Jr,
and S. M. Runyon, agents, 677
Market
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Starr & Mathison (crucibles). Berry,
nr Fifth
Taylor John & Co., 512 Washington
Astrolosrera.
Cohen Simon, 405 Kearny
Dahra Charles, 758 Howard
De Morrle Bess Mrs., 105 Stockton
Hyer Mrae., 704.^ Mission
Attorneys at Ijavr.
Abels S. E., 36 Jlontgomery Block
Ackerman C. L., 426 California
Adams Amos C, 38 Montgomery Block
Adams John Q., 604 Clay
Aiken William H. .34 Blont Block
Aldrich L., 21 Montgomery Block
Allen James M., 12 Nevada Block
AUen William H., 34 Mont Block
Alvarado Juan C, 126 Kearnv
Ames F., 17 old Cltv Hall
Anderson W. F., 18 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Andros Milton, 224 Sansom
Angel Texas, 302 Montgomery
Applegate Josiah H., 72y Montgomery
Arrington N. 0., 330 Pine
Ash Robert. 607 Kearnv
Ashby Hijah W., 702 Market
Aehlev Warren, 507 Montgomery
Bnbb M. E., 118 Post
Bachelder John W., 625 Merchant
Bachelder T. F., 622 Clay
Baggs Isaac, 1142 >4 Market
Baker A. C, OM City Hall, second floor
Baker OiTin S., 526 Montgomery
Baldwin Llovd, 606 Montgomery
Ball A. E,, 502 Montgomery
Barber William, 323 California
Barbour Clitus, 715 Clay
Barham J. A., 420 California
Barnes W. H. L., 426 California
Barrows W. H., 74 Jlontgomery Block
Barrv Thomas F., 35 Valparaiso
Barstow Alfred,. 330 Pine
Barstow D. P., 12 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building.
Barstow George, 309 California
Bartlett Columbus, 230 Montgomery
Bartlett Earl, 35 Montgomery Block
Bartlett Washington, 230 Montgomery
Bates A. T., 426 California
Bates Joseph C, 434 California
•Baxter Hall W., 402 Montgomery
Beaver George L., 306 Pine
Beerstecher Charles J., 507 Mont
Behagel A., 646 Washington
Behre Robert L., .323 California
Belcher W. C, 520 Montgomery
Belknap David P., 604 Merchant
Bell John P., 310 Pine
Benham Calhoun, .3;j0 Pine
Benjamin A. F., 215 Sansom
Bennett Nathaniel, 215 Sansom
Bergln Jlichael, 79 Montgomery Block
Bergln Thomas I., 38 Nevada Block
Berlin F. A., 515 California
Bishop Thomas B., 306 Pine
Blair Augustine W., .320 California
Blake Maurice B., 417 Kearny
Blake Maurice C, 417 Kearny
Blandlng Gordon, 324 Pine
Blanding William, 324 Pine
Blanev Edward W.. 526 Montgomery
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Boalt John H., 419 California
Bodflsh William H., 712 Montgomery
Boone J. L., 320 California
Booth Andrew G., 331 Montgomery
Booth William, 1914 Broadway
Botts Charles T., 123 California
Bowie Henrv P., 316 Califorma
Boyd James T., 324 Pine
Bradford A. C, 73 Nevada Block
Bradlev Theodore, 502 Montgomery
Brady H. J. , 504 Kearny
Brandon Joseph R., 604 Merchant
Brandt I. B. L., 215 Sansom
Brewer John H., 3.30 Pine
Brodie S. H., 604 Merchant
BE( )OKS BENJAMIN S., 6 Mont Av
Brooks E. L. B.,120(lak
Broslus E. S., 520 Montgomery
Brown Harvey S., NE cor Foarth and
Townsend
Brumaglm J. W., 1315 Mason
Bryant Charles W., 214 Sausom
Buckley George D., 502 Kearny
Bugbee John S., 10 Jlontgomery Block
Buhlert Julius, 605 Clay
Bulkcley L. E., 603 Washington
Burch John C, 526 Montgomery
Burke E.. 606 :Montgomery
Burnett John M., 623 Montgomery
Burnett Wellington C, New City HaU,
third Hour
BurrC. A., 1826 Jessie
Byrne J. K.,310 Pine
Calre J. E., 420 California
Campbell Alexander, 526 Montgomery
Campbell Alexander Jr., 526 Mont
Campbell Alexander Sr., 530 California
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
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Campbell Colin, 530 California
Campbell E. R., 510 Montgomerv Av
Campbell Heury C, 530 California
Campbell Josepb, G37 Kearny
Campion B. AN ., 511 MontKomery
Canieal T. P., 207 Sansoni
Carpenller Edward !{., :e^ Mont
Carpentter Horace \V., 3.is Mont
Carr Levi T., 2H Sansum
Carson James G., 3;to l':ne
Careon J(dm B., 2lt; Sansoni
Carter Jolin W., 2:iO Montgomery
Canisl T. A., 92m Jackson
Cary James C..507 SIontRomery
Casserly Eugene. 316 California
Castelhun Frederick J., 609 Sac
Chadbourne J., 52S California
Chamberlain George W'., 616 Sac
Chic kering M'. H., 214 Sansom
Chlpli'vT. L. JI.. 418 Hvde
Chittenden N. W., 22 California
Chretien John M., 230 Montgomery
Clark Charles, 515 California
Clark Joseph Jr., 420 Montgomery
Clark Leonard .S., 606 Jlontgomery
Clark ■William H., 80S Montgomery
Clarke Alfred, Old City Hall
Clarke .Samuel J. Jr., 25 U. S. Court
Building
Clarken Matt, 224 Montgomery
Clement H. N'., 606 Montgomery
Clement Roswell P., 606 Montg"omery
Clyde Robert Si., 715 Clay
Cobb Moses G., 850 Market
Coffey James V.. 5.30 California
Coffey John J. E., 606 Clay
Cohen A. A., 224 Sansom
ColeOornelius,23 U. S. Court Building
Cole Edward P., 324 Pine
Collins John A., 53 Montgomery Block
Colton Alric 0., 623 Commercial
Cook Carroll, 234 5Ii;>ntgomery
Cook G. W. F., 609 Kearnv
Cook Henry, 22 White's Place
Coonev 31 6.36 Clay
Cope W. W.,324 Pine
CorkerT Charles, 1903 Polk
Cornwall W. A., 640Clav
CosgTove Christopher, 705 Mission
Cowdery Jabez F., 534 California
Cowles .Samuel, 621 Clav
Craddock C. F., 20» Sansom
Craig James D., .32S Montgomery
Craig AS'llllam, 32a Montgomery'
Crane A. M., 410 Montgomery
Crane Henry F., 213 Sansom
Crawford W. S., 52 Montgomery Block
Crelgh John I)., 903 Shot well
Crittenden James L., GO Merchants'
Exchange
Crittenden Parker, 25 Merchants' Ex
Crockett J. B., 640 Clav
Crosby William, 659 Clay
Crowlev Timothv J., 432 Montgomery
Cummins P., 636 Clay
Currey John, Palace Hotel
Dalnperfleld William P., 45MontBlk
Dairymple W. H., 432 Montgomery
Dameron J. P., 640 Clay
Dane J. H.,531 California
Danielwltz Isidor, 13 Mont Block
Dann F. P., 604 5Ierchant
Darwin Charles B., 15 old City Hall
DeFlennes J. B.. 835 Mission
DeWolfe S., .520 Van Ness av
Delany Charles JIcC, 519 Mont
Dennison Benjamin, 1023 Twenty-first
Desbeck John, 25 Montgomery Block
Desty Robert. 611 Clay
Deuprey Eugene K., 214 Sansom
Dickinson J. H.. .535 California
Doggett ?. W.,611 Clay
Doolan William, 12 Nevada Block
Douthltt D. William, 526 Montgomery
Doyle John T , 323 California
Drake Eugene B., 609 Sacramento
Drown A. N., 621 Clav
DuBrutz Frederick C. M., .535 Cal
Du Py Octave fJibelin, 315 California
Dudley Alien 1'., -Vr^ Jlontgoniery
Dudley Edward. 402 :Montgomery
Dunand Louis, 7 ."Mont av
Dnnlap P., 515 ( 'alllornia
Dwlnelle John W., 5U9 Keamy
Dwindle Samuel II., 8 Montgomery av
Eames L B., 39 V. S. Court Building
Earil Warner, •52a California
Edmonds Marcus A., 626 Washington
Eells Charles 1'., 66 Nevada Block
Egan M. J., 22 Jlontgomory
Eickhoff Henry, 4.32 Montgomery
Emmet C. Temple, 224 Sansom
Englander Leopold, 25 Mont Block
Enos John S„ « Montgomery Block
Ephraims E. E., 426 California
Esdor llenrv I., 622 ('lav
Estee Morris .M., 419 Callfomla
Evans Oliver I'., CM Kearny
Eyre .Manuel, 636 Clav
Falrweather J. A., 534 California
ray James !»., 214 Sansom
Fenn F. (J. W., 520 Montgomery
Fcnner Clianiitng G., 213 Sansom
Ferral Robert, old City Hall, second
lloor
Field Stephen J. 2 C. S. Court Building
Hiiold William 1L,;«6 I'lne
Finley J. K.. 720 ."\larket
Finn J(din F., •►*; Ciav
Firebaugli 11. C , .52s Callfomla
Flteh W. K,M>., Kearny
Flenniken Robert P., 1.522 Paclflc Av
Flint William ('., 3:!0 Pin»
Flood Noiih F., Old Cltv Hall
Foltz Clara S., 82 Mont Block
Foote W. W., 310 Pine
Forbes R. S. . 220 Sansom
Foucault V. M„ 439 California
Foulds John E., NE cor Fourth and
Townscnd, room 40
Fox Charles M., 5:«.i Calllomla
Francis W. M., :«I Kearnv
Frank George W., 131 Moiitgomery
Freelon Thomas W., Old City Hall,
second lloor
Freldenrlch David, 426 Callfomla
French Frank J.,.">2S California
Gallagher Thomas J., 604 Commercial
Galpin Philip G., 402 Jlontgomery
Garbei John, 13 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Garvey J. P., 426 California
George Julius, 507 Montgomery
Gerson Nathan, 426 California
Gibbons William,. 54 -Montgomery Block
Gibbs Charles Erwin, 8 Mont At
Gibson E. M., 120 Sutter
Gillespie C. V., 522 Callfomla
GItchell James M., 636 Clay
Godoy Jose T., 604 Merchant
Goff C. P., 606 Montgomery
Goodfellow W. S., 5:il Callfomla
Goold Edmond L., 509 Kearny
Gordon George F., 38 Nevada Block
Gordon George W., 320 Sansom
Gorham George C. Jr., NE cor Fifth
and Market
Goss John, 402 Montgomery
Gougb H. Dorsey, 330 Pine
Graef Carl T.. 606 Sacramento
Grannlsfi G. W., 43 Montgomery Block
Graves Walker C, 'CO San.'om
Gray C. R., 623 Montgomery
Grav Giles H., .5.30 CHllforuIa
Greathouse C. R., 324 Pine
Greene A. A., 215 Fifteenth
Grev Cvrll V., 604 Merchant
Griffith A. H.,330 Pine
Grimwood A. D., 14 U. S. Court Bldg
Gunnison ,\ndrew J., 325 Montgomerj-
Gurnee Clinton W., :t06 Pine
Haft E. E.,.VJ7 Montgomery
Hager Jidin S., The Baldwin
Haggin James I!., 49 Nevada Block
Haggin Loul.-; T.,4H Ni'vada Block
Ilaighl (Ii'orge \\ ., 2'J7 Sansom
Hak<•so^^■ar K., lsl4 Geary
Hale Wliilam. .534 California
Hail C. P., Abbottsford House
Hall Fndiriik, 519 Montgomery
Hall Gaven ]>.. 120 Tehama
Hall John Cliafe,240 ^lontgomery
HallS. i'.,240 Montgomery
Halsey Charles, 616 Sacramento
Hamliion L., NW cor I'owell and Eddy
Hanlon Charl.s F., 310 Pini-
Hanna A. W., 8 .Mnnigo:::ery Av
Harding Jame> W., 704 -Montgomery
Hardv James 1'., 19 Montgomery Block
Hardv Lowell J., 702 Market
Hark'ness .M. M., 7 .Montgomery Av
Harmon John IJ.. 402 Montgomery
Harold William. v!7 .Mark't
Harper William H. Jr.. .Oi Sansom
Harpham George E., 320 Sansom
Harris J. A..62uClay
Harrison Ralph C, 2.30 Montgomery
Harrison RoNTt, 4:» California
Hart .1. I!., 'i^i Kearny
Hart Jordan I'., .523 Keamy
Hart W. H. H.,2;«» -Mouigomery
Hartog Edward. ti51 Washington
Haskell I). H., NK tor Fourth and
Townsend
Hassett Martin C, 6-37 Keamy
Hastings S. Clinton, 636 Clay
Hatch Charles E., MT Montgomery
Haven James M., 530 Calllornta
Hayes G. K. B.,fi04 Clav
lla\es Nicholas P.,.5:M Bush
llay.g Wllllnin.BW Clav
Havne Itobert Y., 221) .Sansom
Hayne, John. 412 Tavlor
Head Edward K., 47 Monigomorjf Block
Heath AllMTt, ;c;0.><aiisi)m
Hebbard J. C, 535 California
Helnlen G. A., 3(12 Montgomery
Henry .Samuel H., 708 Montgomery
Hent RetilM-n W.. 00,5 Clay
Herrlii W. F..310 Pine
Heslej) A. M.. 523 Kearnv
Heydeiif.idi .Solomon ,:« Neva la Block
Heyilenfeldt Solomon Jr., 318 Pipe
Hlghton Henrv E., 528 Callfomla
Hlllyer C. J., f'alare Hotel
Hlltel Theodore IL. 23 Montgomery
Block
Hnmnan Ogden^ lo U.S. Court BMg
Huge George \\., 27 Montgomery Blk
Hoge Joseph P., 5 .Montgomery Block
Holden Joseph, 123 California
HoUaday Samuel W., .502 Montgomery
Holland Nathaniel, Ort Clay
Holmes Walter G., 22 L". 8. Court Bldg
Holt Thomas H.. .'Oi Montgomery
Hoo<l I'. B., 605 Clav
Horan MIcha. 1 S., 636 Clav
Hosmer Hezeklab L., 316 I'avlor
Houghton R. E., 315 Callf..rnla
Hout William P., 1060 Fulton
Howard C. Greenw Ich, 5;il Callfomla
Howe Henry J., 1*I3 Powell
Hoyt James, 63 -Merchants' E.xcbange
Hudson George, 87 Montgomery Block
Humphreys .1. T., 515 Keamy
Hurit A. B., ;i02 Montgomery
Hunt John Jr., 4&A California
Husted F. .M., 6116 .Montgomery
Hutchinson Elv I., VH Keamy
Hvde F. A., 623 Commercial
Hvde George, 1913 Franklin
Hyde Henrv C.,4Il'i California
llynes Andrew R., 932 Pacltlc
Ingraham Henry, 411 '^ Caitlomla
Irvine William, 217 Sansom
Irving Henry i'., -TM Stockton
Jahn Albrechf, «« ciay
Jarboe John R.. 2;« Montgomery
Jefferson John W.,37 Montgomery Blk
Jellet J. 11., .320 California
Joachlmsen H. L., 418 California
Joachlmsen Joseph P., 418 Callfomla
Johnson Francis, 402 Montgomerj-
Johnson Svilnev L., .523 Montgomery
Johnson W. N., 17:J.3 Bn.adway
Johnson W. W.. 4<rj .Montgomery
Jones De Wilt ( llnton 215 .-<aneoni
Jones Walter F., 606 Clay
Kellogg M. B., .530 California
Kelton M. A., 402 Montgomery
Kennedy Frank, 601 Merchant
Kind Henry W., 214 Sansom
King Cam'Toii H.. 207 .^ansom
Kinlev J. M., Bro.,kl>n Hotel
Kirk I'atrick E., eOi(!<acrameuto
KnowlesS. W.,62i Green
Kopsch Adam J., OIH Merchant
Ladd Parlfh 11., •>37 Keamy
Lake I)eio>, 3lii Pine
Lamar Joseph 1!., 7 Montgomery Blk
Lamar Peter. 7 .Montgoni"ry Block
Langhorne J. P., 421 Monli:oniery
Latimer L. D., 75 Nevada Ulock
Lawler Frank W...'i07 .Montgomery
Lawrence Edwin A.. 4.34 Caillornia
Lawton W. 11., 4(r2 .MontgomiTy
Le Breton AlN-rt J., 217 Sansom
Leggett J., 702 .Market
Levlston (J.-i.rge, XH .Montgomery
Levlhlon William, 6 Montgomery Av
Lew W. H., :« Nevada Block
Lewis R. I'., 2S06 Pino
Lies EugeiM', 103 Montgomery Av
LIghlfoot A. R. 2;» Montgomery
Lliiforth E. J.. 17 Old City Hall
Llovd John, 411 'v California
Llovd R. H.,9 Nevada Block
7>oiJderbatk Davis Jr., 17 oM City Hall
Loughborough -\lexander H.,5U7 Mont
Love John L..4.12 Montgomery
Low A. v., 00»! Montgomery
Low Charlis A., 'a Montgomery Block
Lowenl.erg HarrU, 306 Montgomery
Lowenlhai II. H.. 111'. California
Lovd T. A., I-CS Vallejo
Lull Louis R., 41 Montgomery Block
Lvnch Filward, 318 Pine
Lvnch Mlcha<l, 502 MonlRomcry
L'von David, 14 U. H. Cuurt Uulldlog
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Madge Frederick, 64 Merchants' Ex
Ma2;uire James G., 621 Clay
Maidonado S., 228 Sevcnfh
3Iarsball E. C, 320 Sansom
Jlarx Jacob, 45 Nevada Block
Marve G. T. Jr., 2:34 Montgomery
Maptick E. B., 520 Montgomery
Mastick J. W., 520 Montgomery
Matthews AVUliam, 306 Pine
Mc.\lli9ter Hall, 38 Nevada Block
McBride H. E., 607 Clay
McCabe James, 640 Clay
McCenev J. C, 606 Montgomery
McClellan E. Guy, 330 Pine
McClure David, 526 Montgomery
McCullum G. H., 503^2 Linden Av
McElhinny M. C, 715 Clay
McElhinny P. H., 715 Clay
"McElrath J. E., 66 Nevada Block
McGraw Edward W., 504 Kearny
McGregor James, 30 Stone
McGrew W. K., 214 Sansom
McHenrv John, 73 Nevada Block
Stclntvre William J., 30 Mont Block
McJunkin H. K., 402 Montgomery
McKee Ossian H., 63 Merchants' Exch
, AlcKenna JohnA.,402 3Iontgomery
McKinstrv E. W., 640 Clay
I McKoonH. P., 310 Pine
McLane Charles E., 67 Nevada Block
! McNamara Thomas, 320 Sansom
McNulty Charles A., 43 U. S. Court
Building
McPheeters W. S., 702 ilarket
McQuaid John A., 1287 Stockton
Mee James, 622 Clay
Mee Joseph P., 622 Clay
Meeks Washington, 330 Pine
Meighan J. J., 5 Montgomery Block
1 Meredith John H.. 32S Montgomery
Men-iam Caryl C. 120 Sutter i
1 Merrill Annie, 1007 Jackson
Merrill George B., 310 Pine
Merry T. H., New City Hall, third floor
Me<ick W. ?., Palace Hotel
Metcalfe J. B., 230 Montgomery
Me ver Martin S.. 330 Pine
Jlhoon J. B., 16 Montgomery Av
Miller John H., 220 Sansom
Mills Warren H., 608 Ellis
Miner E. S., 421 Montgomery
Mogan Patrick J., 606 Clay
Mommonier Charles, 216 Powell
j Mone J. J., 13 Nevada Block
Moore Elliott J., 78 Montgomery Block
I Moore Henrv K., 52S California
■ Moore Joseph H., 78 Montgomery Blk
Morrison Eobert F., 29 Mont Block
Morrow William W^ 77 Nevada Blk
Moses Jlontague t., 59 Merchants'
Exchange
Mott Gordon N., 636 Clay
Mott William H., 636 Clay
:Mowrv L. I., 402 Montgomery
Mullah John, 623 Commercial
Mullanv Michael, 520 Montgomery
MullerH. G., 636 Clay
Mulville Neptune B., 604 Jlerchant
Munter August, 420 California
Murfev Samuel S., 607 Montgomery
Murphv Daniel J., 12 did City Hall
Murphv John L., 742,'2 Market
Murphy P. G., 636 Clay
Myers "Edward, 217 Sansom
Myrlck Milton H.. New City Hall,
second tloor
Nagle P. B., 511 Montgomery
Naphtalv Joseph, 426 California
Naphtaly B. F., 6.55 Washington
Neale Vincent. :i20 Sansom
Needles Alfred P., 502 Kearny
Neumann Paul, 436 Jlontgomery
Newhall Horatio C., 60i) Sacramento
Newlands Frank G., 12 Nevada Block
Newman B. B., 729 ilontgomery
Newmark N., 330 Pine
Nichols James, 1229 Folsom
Nicholson W. A. S., 520 Montgomery
NllesA. C.,640Clay
Nolen M. J., 519 Montgomery
Nougues Joseph M., 411'-, California
Nourse George A., 306 Pine
O'Brien Thomas A., 324 Pine
O'Brien Thomas Y.. 302 Jlontgomery
O'Connell D. A., 604 Jlerchant
O'Connor Frank, 636 Clay
Olney Warren, 310 Pine
Otis Frank, 520 Slontgomery
Owen J. AV., 636 Commercial
Packard Albert, 6 Montgomery Av
Page C, 224 Sansom
Pardow A. A., 509 Kearny
Pardv George, 402 Montgomery
Pardv John, 402 Montgomery ,
Parker Charles H.,13 Montgomery Blk
Partridge L. G., 116 Montgomery Av
Patterson Johnston, 330 Pine
Patterson William H., 609 Sacramento
Pavne W.W., 621 Clay
Pearson E. W. 320 Sansom
Perkins James C. , 207 Sansom
Pettinos Leonard C. 408 California ;
Phelan Joseph P., 330 Pine
Phelps Charles H., 66 Nevada Block
Phillips D. T., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend I
Phillips John B., 636 Clay
Phillips John M. ^6 Clay
Phillips Stephen H., 220 Sansom
Pierson William M., 616 Sacramento |
Pillsburv E. S., 420 Cal fornia
Pinnev G. M.. 230 Montgomery :
Pixlev Frank M., 430 California |
Plaisance L. <:>., 646 Washington
Plunkett Gerald, 444!^ Natoma
Plunkett William A., 5.30 Califcrnla
Poston J. AI., 240 Montgomery
I Powell H. A., 103 Montgomery
1 Pratt Leoni.ias E., 2:» Montgomery
; Preston E.isar F., 534 California
I Prince Louis AL, 606 Montgomery
Pringle Edward J., 220 Sansom
Profl'att J.. 79 Nevada Block
' Provines E. E., 204 Sutter
Purcell John J., 522 California
Putnam S. N., 43S California
Quint Leander, 330 Pine
Eansom Lee J., 913 Geary
Reade F. W., 230 Montgomery
Rearden Timothy H., 636 Clay
Redfleld L. H., NE cor Cal »nd Mont
Retrensburger David H., 43S Calilornla
Reid H. H.'^, 636 Clay
ReiDstein Jacob B., 217 Sansom
Revnolds James S., 636 Clay
ReVnoIds Leonard, 626 Washington
Rhodes A. L., 640 Clay
Riordan T. D., 6 Montgomery Av
Rising Alfred, 409 California
Rix Alfred. 743 Pine
Rix Hale, 646 Washington
Rlxford Emmet H., 530 California
Robinson Cornelius P.. 310 Pine
Robinson Crittenden, 310 Pine
Robinson E., NE corner Fourih and
Townsend
Roche John J.. 8-10 Mont Block
Rodgers Arthur, 207 Sansom
Roe C. S. 211 Sansom
Rogers Daniel, 604 Merchant
Rogers Robert C. 426 California
Rogers S. L., 72 Montgomery Block
Rosenbaum S., 302 Montgomery
Rosenthal L., 214 Sansom
Rosenthal M., 535 California
Rothschild J. M., 230 California
Rothschild Joseph S., 604 Clay
Roval W., 504 Kearny
Rovce Clark E., 214 Sansom
Rovsdon A. W., 13 Old City HaU
Russell J. E., 528 California
Kvau J. H., 6 Montgomery Av
Rvan Thomas P., 224 Montgomery
Sa'flold M. J., 217 Sansom
Saffold R. B., 217 Sansom
Salomon E. S., 432 Montgomery
Sanderson Silas AV., NE cor Fourth
and Town send
SauHev William B,. 324 Pine
Saunders John H., 67 Nevada Block
Sawver E. D., .502 Montgomery
Sawver Frederick A., SE cor Kearny
and Washington
Sawver Lorenzo, 3 U. S. Court Bldg
Sawver L. S. B., 1 U. S. Court Bldg
Sawver Woodbury D., 622 Clay
Saxe AVlUiani P., 430 Jlontgomery
Savers W. F., 214 Sansom
Scripture Henrv D., 323 California
Scrivner J. J., i .'Montgomery Block
Searle A. C, 502 Montgomery
Sears William H., 318 Pine
\ Seaton X'aniol M., 45 Merch Exch
Seawell Janifs AI...509 Kearny
' SeeberC, 12 Nevada Block
Seligman M., 511 Montgomery
Seligsohn Abraham, 313 Kearny
Severance J. G., 502 Montgomery
Shadbume George D.,ff23 Montgomery
Shafter James McM., 13 Mont Block
Shankland J. H., 123 California
Shanklin James W., 606 Alontgomery
Shannon John, 8 Dupont
Shapter Thomas B., 528 California
Sharp Gecrge F., 409 California
Sharp L. H., 213 Sansom
Sharp WiUiam H., 409 California
Sharpstein John R., 55 Nevada Block
Shaw AA'. J., Pacific Club
Shearer Lewis. 515 Sansom
Shepherd AV. E.. 1939 Geary
Shuck Oscar T.. 24 Mont Block
Sieberst H. G.. 402 Montgomery
Simpson S. C, 40 Montgomery Block
Skinner Tristrim, 310 Pine
SMITH C. W. M., 429 Montgomery
Smith n. Frank, 502 Montgomery
Smith J. H., 530 California
Smith Svdnev A'., 630 Sacramento
Smith Svdnev A', Jr., 630 Sacramento
Smith t". E,. 442 Cahtornia
Smoot David L.. 310 Pine
Smvth John H., 623 M<.ntgomery
Southard J. B., 603 Merchant
Sparks Harvey, S06 Kearny
Spaulding C. A., 1309 Leavenworth
Spaulding G. AV., 211 Polk
Spaulding H. K., 220 Sansom
Spencer O. H., 408 California
Spiller Frank F.,ff22 Clay
Splivalo Augustus D., 72 Mont Block
Stanlv John A., 604 Oay
Stebbins James C, 408 California
Stetson Edward Gray, 315 California
Stevenson Jonathan D.. 118 Jackson
Stewart AV. M., 310 Pine
Stout W. P., 405 California
Stow AVUliam AV., 408 California
Stuart James F., 606 Montgomery
Sullivan Daniel T., 123 California
Sullivan Eugene L., 61 Nevada Block
Sullivan F. J, 324 Pine
Sullivan Jeremiah D., 234 Mont
; Sullivan J. F., 607 Kearny
Sutherland F. E., 645 Clay
I Swift Charles J., 2-30 Montgomery
I Swift John F., 430 California
Swift AV., 210 EUis
Swortflguer Edgar F., 606 Mont
TahaferroT.W., 326 Pine
Tavlor E. R., 207 Sansom
TaVlor Frank F., 429 Montgomery
. TaVlor James M., 603 Washington
Teare Philip, 6 I'. S. Court Building
\ Terrv C. N., 132 McAllister
' Tevis Llovd, 49 Nevada Block
I Tewksburv L. M., 120 Sutter
Thomas E. AV., 318 Pine
I Thomas Wllllani, 214 Sansom
Thompson A. AV., 40 California
I Thompson J, D.. 306 Pine
i Thompson Eobert, 76 Mont Block
Thompson Thomas, 2133 ^Ilssion
< Thome Isaac N.. 636 Clay
j Thornton H. I., 13 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Thornton James D., 27 Post
1 Thorpe S. E., 702 Market
Tiernan P. J., 9 Montgomery Block
. Tighe John, 614 Merchant
t Tlldeu Harmon J., 533 Kearny
Titus Daniel, 33 Montgomery Block
I Tobin Richard, NE cor Market eind
i Montgomery
j Tobin Eobert, NE cor Market and
; Jlontgomery
I Tompkins F. AV.,604 Merchant
Tompkins Walter H.. Old City HaU.
second floor
Toohy D. J., 17 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Townsend A. H., 640 Clay
Townsend James B., 636 Clay
Travers Charles E.. .502 Montgomery
Treadwell James P., 606 Kearny
Trehaue John, 502 Montgomery
Tripp C. C, 401 California
Tripp 1». K., 401 California
Tripp Josiah W., 40S California
Troutt James M., 702 Market
Trusseau P. C, 604 5Ierchant
Turner George, 331 Montgomery
Tvler George AV., 635 Clay ^^
Underhill Henry B., NAV cor Fourth
and Townsend
A'anClief P., 310 Pine
: A'an Duzer A. P., 6 V. S. Court Bldg
1 A'an Dvke Walter, 103 Montgomery
1 Van Eevnegom F. AV.. .531 California
I A'an Schalck L. H., 606 Montgomery
I Amenable S., 87 Montgomery Block
1 A'erdenal D. F.,6 S. F. Stock Exchange
1 Building
I Verdenal J. 31., 526 Montgomery
i A'incent George T., 306 Pine
I A'oorhees James. 405 Kearny
! AVade John, 56 Montgomery Block
AValdrun I>. E., 2.30 California
1 AVallace AVilliam T., 040 Clay
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemen's Purnislung Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
939
■Waterman Frederick II., 13 Mont Bik
Waymlre ,1. A., 320 Sansom
Webb H. Wathon, 63<i Clay
Welch A. J., 4:m Calllomla
Weller J. D., (521 Clay
Wells Francis H., 402 Montgomery
Wells GeorKc IJ., 6 Nevada Block
Whalcn John H., 2 Elpin Park
Wlialey Jnliii li., 3.S1 3Iont),'omery
Whaling MIclmcl, 622 Clay
Wheaton M. A.. 1 Montgomery Block
Wheeler A., :» Jlontgomery Block
Wheeler Edward D.. New City HoU,
second floor
Wheeler James, 224 Sansom
Wheeler W. W., 515 Kearny
White C. K.,410 Ellis
Whltely W. II., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Whltmore Wells, 120. «!utter
Whittemore P. H., (KM (lommerclal
Whltworth John 31., 120 Sutter
Wlgper H., 240 MnTifKonicry
AVIpglns M'. W., 45 South I'ark
Wllklns John II. 15., 438 California
Williams George K., 2:i0 Montgomery
Williams G. N., 30!) California
Williams John J.,14S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Wilson Charles E., 420 California
Wilson Ramon E., 413 California
Wilson Kussell, 420 California
Wilson Samuel 51., 420 California
Wilson Thomas K., 53;^ Kearny
WInans Joseph W., 604 Merchant
Wirt X.S., 310 Pine
Wise Tully B., 16 Montgomery Av
Wlttram Charles, 2.30 Montgomery
Wittram Frederick, 2.30 5Iontgomery
Wood Joseph JI., 704 Montgomery
Wood William H., 715 Clav
Wood W. S., 9 Nevada Block
Woods George L., 504 Kearnv
AVoodB Samuel D., 315 California
AVrlght R. P., 402 Montgomery
Wright Selden S., New City Hall, sec-
ond floor
Wright Stuart S., SE cor Kearny and
Washington
York W. M., 120 Sutter
Zabriskle James C, 620 Washington
Atlorne:r« — FirmM.
Barham & Cook, 420 California
Bennett & Jows, 215 Sansom
Bishop * FifieM, 30(5 IMne
Bradford i- Spaulding, 309 Mont
Brewer & Barstow, 330 Pine
Burch & Grilfllh, 52(5 Montgomery
Campbell A. & H. C, 5:«1 California
Carter & Lightfoot, 2.30 Jlontgomery
Chickering A Thomas, 214 Sansom
Clement R. P. ,ft H. X., 606 Mont
Cope & Boyd, 324 Pine
Cowderv * Preston. .5:14 California
Cowles <fe Drown, 621 Clav
Craig * :Mereditli.32S ilontgomery
I)ovle, Barber * Stri|)ture, .323 Cal
I)u Rnitz & Iikklnsoii, 5:55 California
Pudlev <fe I)udlev,412 Montgomery
Earn i- Firebaugh, .52s Cnlifurnla
Edmonds <fe BevTiolils, 62(1 Washington
Estee & Boalt, 419 California
Fav, Deuprev & Kiful. 214 Sansom
Fox & Kellogg, 5:50 California
Frank <fe Carson, 131 31ontgomery
Gallagher * Whittemore, 604 Com
Garber <fe Thornton, 13 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
George <fe Loughborough, 507 Mont
Grav & Haven, .530 California
Greathouse & Blandlng, 324 Pine
Gunnison A Booth, 325 Montgomery
Haggin <fe Tevls, 49 Nevada Block
Harkness & Diinaml, 7 Mont Av
Harmon & Galpln, 402 Montgomery
Hoyt <fe McKce, 63 Merchants' Ex-
change
Hudson <fe Venable, S7 Mont Block
Hunt & Rising, 409 California
Irvine & Le Breton, 217 Sansom
Jarboc <fe Harrison, 2.30 Montgomery
Jones <fe Jalin, (j06 Clay
King & Ro(lgers,207 Sansom
Lake <fe SIcKoon, 310 Pine
Latimer, Morrow & ProflTatt, 75 Ne-
vada Block
Llovd & Newlands, 9 Nevada Block
Mastlck. Belcher & Vastlck. .520 Mont
McAllister & Bergln,:58 Nevada Block
McElrath A Eells, 66 Nevada Block
I McHenrv & Bradford, 73 Nevada Blk
McJunkin & Lawton, 402 Mont
Moore E. J. <fe J. H., 78 Mont Block
Mullan & Hyde, 623 Commercial
Naiihtalv, Freldenrlch & Ackerman,
420 California
Nenniuiiii <fc EicKhoff, 436 Mont
Perkins* Carneal, 207 Sansom
Pl.xliv & Harrison, 4:50 Cullfornia
Pratt & Mrtcalfe, 2:50 Montgomery
Pringle & Havne, 220 Sansom
Redtield & Johnson, NE cor Califor-
nia and Montgomery
Robinson, (ilnev & ]5vrne, 310 Pine
Rogers & Garvey, 426 California
Roseubaum & Scheeline, :i02 Mont
Ryan & darken, 224 Montgomery
SafVold & Satl'old. 217 Sansom
Sawyer & 15all, .502 .Moiitgotnery
Sharp C. F. & W. H., 409 California
Smith Sldnev V. <fc Son. 630 Sac
Smoot & Skinner, 310 Pine
Stetson & Houghton, 315 California
Stewart, Van Cllef & Hcrrin, 310 Pine
Sullivati & Cole, 324 Pitie
Tavlor & Haigbt, 207 Sansom
Tllden & ^\ ilson,.5.33 Kearnv
Tobin & Tobin, NE cor Market and
Montgomerv
A'an Dyke * Powell, 103 Montgomery
Waldrofi A Rothchild, 2:50 California
Wheaton & Scrivner, 1 Mont Block
Wilson & Wilson, 420 California
WInans, Belknap & Godoy. 604 Merch
York & Whltworth, 120 Sutter
Auctioneer*.
(,*lieal Estate.')
Barkett A. & Co., 411 Kearny
Bell Amory F., 411 )i California
Beudit Samuel, 536 California
Bowlev Brothers, 9 Merchants' Exch
Butter'field William. 109 Slontgomery
*Cox, Teall <fe Co., 303 Montgomery
♦Crittenden & Howell, 25 Merchants'
Exchange
Davis R. D. W. A Co., 211 Pine
■''Dore Maurice <fe Co., 410 Pine
Froomberg Ileurv, 33 New Mont
GREENF.BAC.M& CO., 115 Bush
Holcomb Brothers & Co., 411 Cal
Jonas Nathan, .3.34 Hush
Jones S. L. <fe Co., 209 California
Klllip & Co., 1.32 .Sutter
Lamson Gi-orge F., 425 Kearny
Llndo & Co., 609 California
Lvon & Kifisev, 943 Market
•jllddletou John & Son 419 Pine
I NEWHALL H. M. <t C()., 311 Sansom
(See adv. dept. pftMe xxlil)
PhlnneT G. P., 22)5 Fremont
Rollins R. R. k C<i., .5:55 Calllomla
Ryan L., 5:57 California
Spear Edward S. & Co., 729 Market
1 Stratton E. N. & Co., 717 Market
Sweeney <fc Sharkey (live stock), NE
cor Tenth and Howard
Terry Joseph T. <fc Co., 747 Market
Anrlitta.
(See OculUts and Auritt*.)
Awnlnfc Slafcers.
(See also Sallmaken.)
Burton W. H., 159 New Montgomery
Dehnc Fmile. 620 Commercial
DETRICK E. & CO., 123 Clay and 118
Commercial
Girardin Emil, .536 Sacramento
NEVILLE & CO., 31-33 California and
16-.30 Davis (See adv. dept. page
xxxvll)
Kosslter James, 106 Francisco
glmonton T. B., 771 Mission
E. DETRICK ie GO.
Manufacturers of
AWNINOS AND TENTS
Importers and dealers In Tent and
AwnlDg Stripes
119—123 Clay and 118— liO Commercial
Axes.
(See also Hardware.)
BARKEli A 8N0W (agents). 408 Mar-
Axle Oreaae.
Hepburn Ward A. (Frazer), 309 Sac
Lambert <fc Greene (H. & L.), 148
Natoma
Worden W. H.,221 Commercial
Vatea & Co., 113 Front
Babbit Metal nauufactur-
ers.
GARRATT WILLIAM T., 138 Fre-
mont (See adv. di'pt. page xxxvlll)
Morrow & Strong, 117 First
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD CO.,
ofllce 216 Sansom
WEED <t KINGWELL, 125 First (See
adv. dept. page xxxli)
Bas ManufacturerB.
COOK II. N. (mull), 415 Market
COOK <fe ELLIS (mall;, 37 Fremont
Dakin & Llbby, NE cor Sacramento
and Davis
DETRICK E. & CO., 123 Clay and 118
Commercial
Meversteln Joseph, 124 Commercial
NEVILLE <fe CO., :51 California and 18
Davis (See adv. dept. page xxxvll)
Young C. W., 124 Commercial
H. IsT. COOIK,
415 Market,
Manufacturer of Mull Express and
Bullion Bags of all kinds.
ket
Baea— Paper.
Armes <fe Dallam, 11.5-117 Front
BLAKE, BOBBINS & Co., 516 Sacra-
mento and 519 Commercial
Bowie W. A., «20 Mission
Frankenthal <ft Co., SW cor Battery
and California
Freund & Co., 204 Bush
Howes E. K. & Co.. 118-122 Front
LIPSHER (JEOItGE, 223 Battery
McPherson & Sons, 2.30 Linden
Robinson, Fowler & Co., 215 Sac
TAYLOR S. P. & CO.. 416 Clay
Basra and BaBcrine Import
era.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, 511 Market
COLEMAN W. T. A Ci)., SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Front
CR'JSS & Co. , 210 Sansom
Dakln <fe Libbev, NEcorSacand Davis
DETRICK E. & CO.. 123 Clay and 118
Commercial
DICKSON, DE WOLF A CO., 412 Bat
IxiYLE HKNKY * Co., 511 Market
Forbes Brcjtliers, 30s California
Hanna J. A P. N., :50h Davis
Hevnemann A Co.,5Sansoni
Hughes 11. A Co., 221 Front
NEVI LLE A Ci >., 31 California and 16
Davis (See adv. dept. jiage xxxvll)
Kittle A Co., 202 California
Mavhew, Earnest & Co., 302 Davis
Mc'Near G. W., 20 California
Pohl George G., 110 Drumm
Ten Bosch N. & Co., 28 Mercbants' Ex
E. DETRICK & CO.
BAG MANUFACTURERS,
Importers and Dealers In Bags and
Bagging Material, Twines, Etc.
119—123 Clay and 118—120 Commercial.
Baberlca.
AdlerElkan,70S Polk
Albrecht Richard, 109 Taylor
Allen Francis Sirs., 32G Sixteenth
Altemus John, 2.542 Folsom
Alvord Marv Mrs., 759' . Howard
Andrew Hannah .Miss, i;5.'t2 Paclflc
Anthes Frederick, 510 Fourth
Arthur W. S., 2.59 Third
Ashley Saruh J. Mrs., 827 Folsom
Axtman Leopold, .500 Hayes
Backer William. 1038 Clay
Bader (Jottfried, 531 Fourth
Baker Charles. N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Baker Michael, NE cor Vallejo and
Mason
C3
(2.
CO
B
o
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 itontgomery St
940
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barandon Ernest, NB cor Bush and
Fillmore
BarWer A. E. & Co., 1644 Polk
Barry Eliza Mrs., 648 Mission
Baumberger Eliza Mrs., 1110 Stelner
Beauils & Lane, 722 Lombard
Becker Miguel, 411 Union
Behrmann Christian F., 1218 Powell
Bellgarde Jean, 614 Broadway
Benedict C. E.,111 Fifth
Benson Elian P. Mrs., 1515 Market
Bernius Henrietta, 1325 Sansont
Betzold & Niemann. 413 O'FarreU, 36
Dupont, and 1320 Polk
Bierman Julius, 1216 Pacific
BigsbyM. Mrs., 1111 Howard
Bitau & Gaye, 911 Pacific
Blum Henry, 1813 Powell
Bock Joseph, 988 Folsom
Bordenave Jean, 614 Broadway
Boudin & Gleizes, 1412;.^ Dupont
Bowman W. J. Mrs., 11553^ Howard
Bradley Peter, Twenty - eighth, bet
Church and Dolores
Brady S. M. Mrs., 1339 Pine
Brewer Helena Sirs., 17U Market
Brlcketts Mary Mrs., 6 Tyler
Brun J. B., cor Valleto and Mont At
Burcke Arsene, 205 Kearny
Burd R. M. Mrs., 323 Hyde
Buschardt Edward, SW cor Bitch and
Branuan
Canaight Irene Miss, 315 Polk
Oaraffa & Guinasso, 1309 Dupont
Carroll John C, 110 First
Castis Nicholas, 917 Market
Chadbourue T. J. (Eclipse), 1412 Dup
Cheignon Adolph, 247 Bourth
Claussen John, 814 Laguna
Clinton Mary Mrs., 450 Sixth
Collins Barney, 1037>^ Folsom
Collopy James. 337 Sixth
Colman A. F. Mrs^ 433 O'FarreU
Cook Honora, 521 Fourth
Cosgrove Annie Miss, 134 Fourth
Cronan James, SE cor Twenty-fonrth
and Alabama
Curran Michael, 717 Brannan
D'Arcy John, 420 Third
Davis William J., 23>^ Second
Dellwig Charles, SE cor Minna and
Third
Dellwig Theodore, 1811 Polk
Dempsey Patrick, S s Twenty-third,
bet York and Bryant Av
Desenfant Eugene, 911 Pacific
Desmond Mary, 406 Third
Desmond I'atrick, 328 Broadway
Dickinson John, 703 Van Ness Av
Diederlch Henry, NE cor Hyde and
Green
Doane George W., 1019 Howard
Dobrzensky Julius Mrs., 21 Sixth
Dobrzenskv Booa Mrs.. 615 Larkln
Doehrin,, Charles, 336 Thh-d
Dresen Joseph, 1012 Pierce
Durnin .James, 155 Seventh
Endris William, 776 Folsom
Engelberg Emil A, 416 Kearny
Engle* German, 1323 Dupont
Ennis Catherine Miss, 1905 Geary
Erlin Gustave, 659 Natoma
Fanning John Jr., 1703 Mason
Farnlacher <fe Hlmmolstoos, 1128^^ Fol
Farrell Annie, 442>i Third
Feenv James Mrs., 211 Eighteenth
FltzgfM-nld Kllcn Mrs., 4 Turk
KitZKcnild niarv i\Iiss, 143 Second
Fletclicr llei)ry S.', 1055'i; Mission
Flyiiu IMnrKarct, 215,'^ Tenth
Fi.lt'v lirldgi-t ]\Irs., 118 Seventh
l''rnml<c .Ifilmini, S 8 Point Lobos Av,
bet Wood and Collins
Frey Wlliinni, i)ll Larkin
Friday Christophir II., 2311 Bush
FriediniidiT Sic.niiiuiiil, 321 Union
Friedman Imihc, :ai5 Dtipont
Gansc Snlcniin Airs., 1934 Mission
Garritv Cclin, 5011 liraniian
Gatclieil a. S., 431 (Jrcc'iiwich
Gehen Mnrv ]Mrs., KWl Howard
GerckeC. & W., 1123 Howard
Gllson Hattie I\lrs., IISO Hairlson
Goddard G. H. .Alls., 914 \'alfncia
GoeckL'U Hcrniaii I!., 511 DiipdUt
Gramiicii Sebastian, 245 Third
Grant .loliii G, !Mrs.,.539 Fourth
Grant Martha W. Mrs., SE cor Mason
and Finnrlst(]
Gruber .losei.li, 1235 Mission
Gschwind Itcnil, 523 Valencia
Gnenin Felix, 1510 Dupont
Gulllet Charles, 206 Second
Hahn Barbara, 1328 Howard
Hahnemann Albert, 980 Harrison
Handlos Joseph Mrs., 229 Fifteenth
Hansen Mary Mrs., 430 Folsom
Harris J. F., NW cor Octavla and
Grove
Harvey Ann Miss, 117 Ellis
Hauser Bennett, 333 Hayes
Heckert William, 609 Jackson
Hegartv Thomas, 309 Minna
Heltmuller Henry, 1221 Polk
Hellwig Frederick, SE cor Dupont and
Morton
Hemme & Reuter, 27 Kearny
Hemmelberg Henry, cor Fourteenth
Av and N, South S. F.
Herbst Louisa Mrs., 127 Second
Hessler William, 715 Pac and 115 Oak
Hickstedt Herman, 127 Fourth
Hilpert Leonard, 1223 Stockton
Hincelot Adele, 116 Ninth
Hobkirk Maria Mrs., 2549 Folsom
Hoffmann Annie Miss, 209 Twenty-
fourth
Hoflfmann Frank M., SE cor Bush and
Devisadero
Homann Emil, 520 Sixth
Howard Mary J. Mrs., NE cor Second
Av and Seventeenth
Hughes Mary Miss, 2102 Howard
Hughes Mary Mrs., 1240 Bush
Hughes & Foley, SE cor Jessie and
Fourth, and SW cor Minna and
Seventh
Huller Christina D. Mrs., 1019 Pacific
Hurlbut James M. Mrs., 2819)^ Miss
Ingham Mary Mrs., 1151 Mission
Jakobs John C, SE cor Jackson and
Buchanan
Jallu Francois, 304 Montgomery Av
Jeannin Eugene Mrs., 129 Gough
Johnston Mary, S s Folsom, bet Sixth
and Caroline
Kahn Herman, 946>^ Mission
Kalb Peter J., SE cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Kane Kate Mrs., 15 Nevada
Kelly Kate, Mrs., 327 Fourth
Kelly Patrick, 238 Fifth
Keiterer Frederick, NE cor Mission
and Eugenia
Kemme George, NE cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Kneafell Katherine Mrs., 323 Fifth
Knight Charles M., 37 Sixth
Kramer Bernhard, SW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Kurz Louis, 215 Second
Lagonl Hans, 2308 Howard
Langan Bridget Mrs., 1622 Mission
Laux Gustave, SW cor Mason and
Chestnut
Lavalley Louis P., 418 Broadway
Lavln Delia, 17 Zoe
Lawlor Joseph E., W s Gunnison Av,
bet Preclta Pi and Prospect PI,
Bernal Heights
Le Mar Catherine Mrs., 403 Gough
Lehousse Hubert, 2409 Howard
Leonard Edward, 564 Mission
Lewarn W. J., E s Valencia, nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Lewis Henry J., N s Haight, bet Fill-
more and Webster
Lindsay Thomas, SWcor Guerrero and
Twentieth
Loderbose August, 115 Oak
Lowenstein Caroline Sirs., 305 O'Far-
reU
Lundin Anna Mrs., 1034 Folsom
Lutiicr l']i('auor Mrs., 11)7 Valencia
Lynn Patrii-1<, E s JMission, bet Twen-
ty-f Ill and Twi'nty-ntth
Macy Mary K. iMrs.,26nsio Mission
Malatcsla (iinvauni, lo!3 f)upont
Mailett Uirlmid Mrs., 140S'., Powell
Marple IM, A. Mrs.. 1I2(! Larkin
Marjile William L., 517 Geary
Martin Margaret Sirs., SOT'a Valencia
Mathrr Amanda C. Mrs., 228 Firsts
Jlatiiews Sarali Mrs., 705 Laguna
Mattcrcs.lcscpii, 115 dak
Mattliev Robert^ l.'j23 Mission
McCann Maria Mrs., 143 Third
McCiosky Ann Mrs., 16 Hermann
McClosky M. A. Mrs., 826,'^ Twentieth
McDevltt James, 504 Minna, and 152
First
McGrath Marv, 335 Fifth
McGrath J'. F., 135 Fifth
McGregor Elizabeth Mrs.jEs Mission,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninth
McGrouther M. Mrs., 345>4 Fifth
McLean Catherine Mrs., 410 Fourth
McMahon Ellen Mrs.. NW cor Twen-
ty-second and Valencia
McMahon James Mrs., 1205 Folsom
McMann Mary Mrs., 757 Bryant
McManus Harriet E. Mrs., 1116>i Fol-
som
Jlearns James, NE cor Powell and
Vailejo
Meighan Rebecca A. Mrs., 1425 Polk
MSsenburg Herman. 1124 Harrison
Messner & Serres, 402 Pacific
Meyer Anna Mrs.: 159 Sixteenth
Meyer Joseph, 617 Post
Meyer & Muehe, 211 Sutter
Meyers L. Mrs., 110 Twelfth
Miller Charles, 2007 Hyde
Mitchell Marv Mrs., 8 Seventh
Moeller William, 121 Fourth
Moneii Eliza G. Mrs., NE cor Leaven-
worth and Jackson
Morris Catherine Mrs., 981^ Mission
Moutry Mary Mrs., NW cor Church
and Tweoty-third
Murray Kenneth M., 119 Seventh
Murray Mary Mrs. , 127 Fair Oaks
MurravlMary Mrs., 318 Sixth
Mvseil Joseph G., 142 Eleventh
Neumann Charles, 1226 Green
Newman Edward, 8 Kearny
Newmarch Caroline, SE cor Geary and
Jones
Noonan Jeremiah , 24!^ Seventh
Nve Charles W. , 910 Powell
O'Belrne A McDermott. 142 Eighth
O'Brien Elizabeth Mrs.. 1209 Devisa-
dero
O'Leary Johanna Miss, 14 Fifth
O'Neill Edward, NW cor Geary and
Mason
Overstreet W. F., 208 Fourth
Paplilon & Bourquin, 639 Broadway
Paulson Peter H., 443 Valencia
Pedroke Eugenio, 1524 Dupont
Perkins J. A. P., 1098 Union
Phelan Susie Miss, 416 Seventh
Pike & Hayes, 626 Kearny
Poehiman William, SW cor Poet and
Powell
Proctor S. Mrs., 1643 Mission
Quelrolo George, 511 Green
Rambaud A. & Co., 1518 >g Stockton
Ratto Bartolomeo, 429 Pacific
Rendlesham Hannah Mrs., 1014 Bry-
ant
Riley Mary Ann Mrs., 2218 Larkin
Rodd & Lindsley, NE cor Stockton
and Washington
Rogers Joseph, 1013 Folsom
Rosenthal Ferdinand, NW cor Mason
and Geary
Roure Joseph, 1500 Dupont
Roux Paul, 117 Virginia
Ryan Thomas, 15 Pinckney PI
Sache Louis, 315 Stockton
Sauer Christian, 2215 Post
Scheiner Catherine, 203 Second
Schembs Philip, 237 Fourth
Schimpf Lena, 1011 Powell
Schneider Jacob, 115 (_)ak
Schroth & Westerfeld, 228 Kearny
Schulz J. & Co.. NE cor Union and
Mason
Schwerin Henry W., 1139 Dupont
Sears Catherine Mrs., 1155>^ Howard
Shaw Marv Mrs., 254 Fourth
Sheridan Annie Mrs., 1002,'i Valencia
Slavin Patrick, 1324 Dupont
Smith Catherine Mrs., 5003^ Sixth
Smith Frederick, 247 Eighth
Smith Henrv, 1827 Union
Smith Mary A. Miss, 315 Fifth
Spannage! Charles, 115 Seventh
Staepll Aline Mrs., 819!2 Howard
Stein Robert, 1137 Folsom
Sterns L. Mrs., 819 Broadway
Stohlmanu William, 537 Turk
Storms George F., 1802 Bush
Stumpf Balthasar, 220 I'aclfic
Sturcken Kate Mrs., 112"'o Mission
Swain Albert E., 63fi Jlarket
Swain R. R. & Co., 213 Sutter
Tavlor Cyrus D. Mrs., 208 Sixth
Taylor James Jr., 903 Bush
Trevlvlch William G., 211 Sixth
Trost William, 2441 California
Tulte James, 217 Eighth
Valente Louis, 216 IJroadway
Varndell Catherine Mrs., 902 Valencia
Vits Jacob, 1205 Polk
Voiz Augustus, 109 Third
Waiters Martin, 260 Eighth
BULLOCK & JON!BS, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
SAN FEANCI8C0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
941
Ward Jane MIes, NE cor Hyde and
O'Fairell
Waters Elizabeth, 412 'o Sixth
Waters Jniues, 37 Clementina
Waters Lizzie Mrs., 303 Mason
Weber Julius, 200 Eleventh
Welch Elizabeth, 1905 Hyde
WesterfeUl <fe I'age, 745 Market
Weston William, !) Stockton
Wheeland l?ros., 22;!2 Mission
Wick Kosa Mrs., 1633 Post
Wiener Isaac, 225 Fifth
Wilcox Harriet Mrs., 2.503 Mission
Wilson jrarlan Mrs.. 10.) Hayes
AVlnule liros., SE cor Vallejo and Bat
Wollitz Theodiire, 1425 Dupont
Worsev William G. Mrs., 704 Filbert
Wright Elizabeth Mrs., 3038 Sixteenth
Wuuderer & Sceli, 1233 Stockton
Wunderlich Louisa, 224 Fifth
Zodez Henry, cor Fifth Av and M,
South S. F.
Bakeries— Cracker.
California Cracker Co., NW cor Battery
and Broadway
Chadbourne T. J., 1412 Dupont, office
214 Sacramento
Clark Judson H. (Boston), 132 Fourth
Muller Girard, SW cor Mission and
Eleventh
RattoB., 429 Pacific
S. F. Cracker Co., 206-208 Sacramento
Baking Powders.
(See Yeast Pcnvders.)
Balances.
(-See Scalet.)
Ball and Racket Courts.
Butler & Congdon* SE cor Suttw and
Laguna
Doyle & Cashman, 733 Howard
Ballasters.
Chase & Woltf, HOO Front
Haseltlne Charles E., 36 Steuart
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Koblnson P., 1122 Battery
Bands— MilitarT'.
Allen John, 321 Third
Alpers Charles, 703 Mission
Alpers Charles W., 308 Dupont
Alpers John, 811 Union
Ballenberg Nathan, 711 California
Blum Marcus M., 647 Market
Blvthe W. J.. 312}^ Minna
Schmidt Joseph, 535 California
Sorg John C, 208 Sutter
■WETTERMAN A., 19 Stockton PI
Willis M.W. (Great Western), 417 Buah
Bank Conimissioners.
Coleman E. J., 2fi2 Sansom
Murphy J. T., 202 Sansom
Watt Robert, 202 Sansom
Bank Vaults.
(6ee aUo Safes.)
Gallagher James J., 151-163 Beale
Hall Safe and Lock Co.. 210 Sansom
Kittredge Jonathan, 18-20 Fremont
LEAVITT CHAltLES H., 225 Beale
(see adv. dept. page xxxlx)
Nutting Calvin & Sons, 121 Fremont
Paige Samuel B., 30 New Montgomery
Raymond <fe Wllshire, 215 California
Sims John R., 123 Beale
Bankers.
Belloc & Cle.. 524 Montgomery
Berton F. & Co., 527 Clay
Borcl Alfred <fe Co.,NW cor Clay and
Montgomery
Donohoe, Kelly <fc Co., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Sacramento
Gansl A. & J. Cullen, NW cor Mont-
gonierv nnd Commercial
Hopkins William S.. 326 Slontgomery
LAZAIU) FRERES, JOS Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xix)
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
Plume John V. & Co., 319 California
Bather & Co., NE cor Mont and Com
Sutro & Co., 408 Montgomery
Tallant & Co., NE cor Cal and Battery
Thompson & Co., 421 California
Banks.
ANGLO-CALIFORNIAN BANK(Um-
Ited), 422 California (see adv. dcDt.
page vlli)
BANK BUlTlSH CDLUMBIA, SE
Cor California and Sansom (goe adv.
dept. page Ix)
BANlf ItKITlsIr NORTH AMERI-
CA, 219-221 Sansom (see adv. dept.
page XX)
Bank of California, NW cor California
and Sanson!
Comptoir D'Esconiple de Paris, C. De
Gutgnc ngi-nt, 401 California
First National Gold* Bunk, 8\V cor
Jloutgonierv and Summer
Grangers' Bnuk of California, NE cor
California and Davis
Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking
Corporation, W.H. Harries agent,
415 California
LONDON AND SAN FUANCISCO
BANK (limited), 424 California (see
adv. dept. page vl)
Merchants' Exchange Bank (In liqui-
dation), 423 California
National Bank ol Australasia, Hell-
mann Broi. cfe Co. agents. .'j25 Front
National Gold Bank and TnistCo.,NW
cor Montgonierv and California
NEVADA H.\NK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCC, NWcor Montgomery and
Pine (see adv. dcjit. page vll)
Pacific Bank, NW ci^r San and Pine
WELLS, FARGO & CO.'S, NE cor
California and Sansom (see adv.
dept. page v)
Banks— ISaTinifs and I<oan.
California Savings and Loan Society,
NW cor Eddy and Powell
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Pav-
ings (In liquUlatlon), 225 Sansom
Franco-.Xmcrlcan Savings Bank, 428
Montgomery
French Mutual Provident Saving* and
Loan Socletv, 411 Bush
GERM.\N SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, 526 Culifurnla (gee adv.
dept. page xxll)
HXBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY, NE cor Montgomery
and Blarket (see adv. dept. page
xxvll)
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
18 Gearv
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (In
Ikiuidation), 6 Post
Metropolitan Loan .Xssoclatiiui, 320
Sansom
Odd Fellows' Savings Bank (in liquida-
tion), 325 Montgomery ■
Real Estate Associates Savings Bank,
230 Montgonierv
SAN FRANCl.SCO SAVINGS UNION,
532 California (see adv. dept. page
xix)
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY,
619 Clay
Security Savings Bank, 215 Sansom
Barbers.
(See Hairdreiiers.)
Barbers Asrents.
Walther P. H., NW cor Dupont and
Sutter
Bark Dealers.
Turner & Co., 619 East
Zephyr Louis, Mason St. Wtarf
Barrel and Keir Mannfae.
turers.
{See also (hoopers.)
Nesbltt I. & Bro..21 Bluxome
Pacific Barrel and Keg !• acton'. Bran-
nan nr Seventh, ofllce 408 Cal
Barrel Bealers.
Ballev Patrick, 719 Brannan
Gallafdo linphail, 200 Commercial
Harkv Charl.-s it Co., 116 DavU
Hogau & Co., 106 I)runiin
Lawson & Moore, 506 Front
Nesbltt I. <fe Bro., 21 Bluxome
Barrels— Paper.
Pacific llarrel and Keg Factory, offlus
408 California
Basket Makers.
AKMiuS A I»AI.L.\.M, ll.',-117 Front
Becker John, 995 .Markrl
Becker William, 628 .Market
Blower William, 040 .Market
Cutturo plciro,r.r2 Front
FIllnuT J., 6.•^ and 6.'.6 .Market
Llpshiri;., 22.3 HuttiTv
Mows Wnlt-T W., 120 Haves
NavUt Victor, 217 Li-ldewlorir
8k(jwron Jowpli, 61 Weit Mission \
Wackitl Henry, 640 Market '
Ward Thomas, V Drumm
West Coast Fnriillurc Co., NW cor
Fourth aud Bryant
Bath nakers.
Ballard George, 215 .'^econd
Batbs. I
Bambcr A Co. (Mermaid Swimming),
foot Lark In
Bartir A. B. Mrs. (medicated), 407
Musou
Bazan F., 16.33 Mission
BrtmiT N. (Russian and Turkish), 722
Monlgouierv
Bross* Co., 230BuHh
Cancpa Peter, 323 Montgomery Ar '
Clausinann M. Sirs., "W Pacific
Corrlveau Louis, 113 Gearv |
Driscoll C. E., '2210 Powell
Fischer AU-xaniK-r, 9'2.3 .Montgomery
Flint E. Mrs. (magnetic), .307 Mason
Frahm H. F., loot Leavcuworlh
Grief <fe .\rnmnu, 636 Washington
Grimm .Vdam, Lick House
Horn Jerome (inagnetk). 302 Post
Huck & Conrad, 129 Third
King Philip, 323 Parine
Knoei h» I ifc Brand, 621 .Montgomery
Lacua & Co., 541 Jackson
Lampe Hrothers, Tosmopolltan Hotel
and The Baldwin
LandlsC. (tani 51 Minna
Loryea .\. M.dlammam, Turkish and
medicated,!, 11 Dup mt
McSparren .\. (medicated electric), 124
O'Farrell
Moore D. C. (magnetic), 8 Ellis
Obonauer George, 39 Second
Phillips James R., 114 Suiter
Rademacher A Lewlu, 419 Fourth
Kjusa .I.,657 Clay i
Sand F., 23 Third
Sand J., ■'it) Fourth I
Sheltered Cove (swimming), cor LeaT- |
enworth and Montgomery Av
Stable H. W., 233 Bush I
Stable <& Bi'rnhard, Ituss House
Sullivan Daniel (Turkish and medi-
cated! 705 Alarket
Truworthv .\. (swimming), Merrlmac
St., Long Bridge
Walworth J. J. (twlmralog), cor Bav
and Dupont
Zellti Frederick (Russian and Turkish',
524 Pacific
Bed Comforter nanufau--
turers.
Du Rose Francis F., California H.d
Comforter Factory, 506 Market
Bed Hitrlnv .tlauufaetiirers.
Blanebard Jules, 44 Kourih
California Spring Manuf. Co.. 147 New
Montgomery
Pacific Spring and Mattress .Manuf. '
Co., 79 New Montgomery
Beds and Bedding.
(.See also f\inilturr ; aim) Mnttreu
Makers ; als'j .Sprinu Sals.) \
Aronson .Miraham, i;f2fl Stockton
Berson .\. * Son, 710 Washington
BIKNIIAM J. W. A CO.. Oil Slarket
and 15 Post
California Furniture Mamifacturlng
Co., 220 Bush, and 649 Markt-t
Cttro W., Ml Hush
Chadbourne F. S. A Co., 73.5 Market .
Connelly James A Co., 217 Bush
FUhcr Slgmuud, U3 Third
BEAMISH'S Shirts aw Lower In Price tlian any other first dass make.
A.1TDEIIS0N & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
942
SAN PBANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Franco & Rennert, 1051 Market
Frank Henry, 213 Commercial
Gabbs Bros., 1029 Market
GILBERT & MOORE, 219 Bush
Goodwin & Co., 319 Pine
Gruman S. M., 823 Market
Harris Bernard, 303'^ Third
Heney William J. <fe Co., 725 Market
Hinckley C. D. & E., 149 New Mont
Hufschmidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Koser William, 749 Market
Laeremans Frank. 528 Washington
Lang Alexander, 104 Fourth
Levy A. N., 1026 Howard
Nachman A., 151 New Montgomery
Rechter John, 309 Montgomery Av
Rosenthal J., 915 Market
Shaber John A. & Co., 707 Market
Stamper J. W. & Co.. 215 Bush
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Williams G. M., 117 Third
Windel H. <fe Co., 310 Stockton
Wood & Bowcher, 829 Market
BecUive Manufacturer.
WETHERBEE GEORGE M., NW cor
Bryant and Fifth
Bell Founders.
GARRATT W. T., 140 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page xxxviii)
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
(see adv. dept. page xxxix)
Bell Mangers.
(See also Srass Founders ; also Loek-
s7nUhs.)
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Browning August, 651 Clay
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WORKS, 134 Sutter
Camous Andre, 432 Bush
Cohen David, 1102 Folson
Collins W. Wallace, 111 Stevenson
Crowe Timothy, 770 Mission
Crussell F. R., 506 Howard
Davidson James D., 812 Market
Dexter Albeit G., 1122><^ Mission
Early & Large, 522 Dupout
Harris, Oswald & Noble, 203 Leldes-
dorfl'
Havmann Aaron, 136 Post
Joost Brothers, NE cor Mission and
Eleventh
Kohnke John,405>^ California
Lang J. F., 1324!^ Polk
MORRIS & SON, 1045 Market
Newhoft" Frank, J2S Bush
Otto Charles, 610 Fourth
Paehtz G. J., 2106 Fillmore
Kau & Todt, 119 Leidesdorff
Schlrmeler Frederick, 737 Mission
Schnoor Christian H., 219 Sixth
Silverstein E., 5 Broadway
VVallmann Bodo, 817 Market
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
OALIPOENIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS,
134 SUTTER,
Dealers in Telegraph and Electrical
Apparatus and Supplies.
Electrical Hotel and House Annuncia.
tors. Bells, Burglar Alarms,
Fire Alarms, Mining Gongs, Etc.
WILL & FINCK.
769 MARKET,
Electric Burglar Alarm !
Electric ani Mccliaiiical Bell Hangers.
Speaking Pipes ivith Pat-
ent Traps put up.
All work done by experienced wort-
men and warranted to be the
best in the city.
Bell Importers.
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO.. 107
Front
GARRATT W. T., 140 Fremont
LINFORTH, RICE & CO., 401 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page xl)
Bellows— Manufacturers.
California Bellows Manufacturing Co.,
32 Fremont
Edwards William E.,213 Mission
McKeune Henry, 566 Mission
Belting.
('•' 3famgacturers.)
BAKER & HAMILTON 13-19 Front
BERRY & PLACE, S W cor Market
and Fremont
Carolan, Corv <fe Co, 117 California
'■•■COOK H. N., 415 Market
'■■■COOK & ELLIS, 37 Fremont
'■'DEGEN L. P., 10 Fremont, nr Mar-
ket
DelMar A., 120 Sutter
'^Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease
Jr.. and S. M. Runyon, agents, 577
Market
GREGORY H. P.. & Co (agent N. Y.
Belting and Paclcing Co.), 2-2>^
California
'''Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufac-
turing Co., 501 Market
••'Krueger August C, NW cor Alabama
and Twentv-flrst
'^ROYER HERMAN, 855-861 Bryant
SELBY T. H. & CO., 116 California
(see adv. dept. page xxxi)
Manufacturer of
AK LEATHER BELTINI} AND HOSE,
415 MARKET.
COOK & ELLIS,
37 FRENIONT ST.,
Manufacturers of
OAK-TANNED
Leather Belting and Hose, and
Elk and Rawhide Lacing.
Manufacturer of
California Oak-tauned
LEATHER BELTING,
Rawhide Belting, Rawhide Rope,
Round Belting and finest Lace
Leather constantly on hand.
10 FREMONT.
Bill Posters.
Keyt & Co., 506 Commercial
Billiard Balls and Cues.
Liesenfeld Philip. .585 Market
Meyer J. G. H., 320 Kearny
Strahle Jacob & Co., 533 Market
Billiard Saloons.
Amendt Emil, 436 Bush
Bankson J. R., 208 First
Barklage William, SE cor Jackson and
Kearnv
Bartel H., SW cor Front and Union
Becker & .Niquet. NE cor Sixth and
Minna
Beyer & Fortmann, 238 Sixteenth
Charles Marius, 246 Sutter
Coen Frank, 531 Jackson
Cronln John, SE cor California and
Fillmore
Cunningham F. E., Lick House
Doyle & Cashman, 733 Howard
Eagles* Wild, 602 Mission
Evers Henry, 801 Kearny
Ferguson L. C, 8 Eddy
Gazet Michel, 612 California
Godall John, The Baldwin, 20 Powell
GoUer & Donlan, SW cor Kearny and
Bush
Gray William, SE cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
Habergarten & Woerz, 1607 Poik
Hall G. A., 2127 Mission
Hart John. NE cor Turk and Steiner
Hartshorne and Waters, 126 Kearny
Hays & Gyselaar, 824 Kearny
Herber John, ."^27 Kearny
Hoflfman S.. SE cor Kearny and Sacra-
mento
Hopkins Peter, Grand Hotel
Hortet Paul <fe Co., 433 Bush
Hourcade John A., 1909 Geary
Huribrink E. J., 521 First
Herr & Jurado, Hardie Pi, nr Kearny
Lablne O., 641 Commercial
Martin Louis, SE cor Stockton and
.Jacksor
Muriset Charles, 326 Dupont
Noser M., 714 Bryant
Occidental Hotel, E s Montgomery, bet
Sutter and Bush
Palace Hotel, SW cor Market and New
Blontgomei y
Piaggio A., 1622 Stockton
Badovich L. & Co., 877 Market
Rodefeld F., SW cor Post and Kearny
Rumetsch Jacob, NW cor Sutter and
Dupont
Smith Harrv, 1301 Powell
Snyder W. T.. 1326 Market
Tobbenboske H., SW cor Second and
Market
Underwood & Kordmeyer, Russ House
Wilson <fe Clarke, 2609 Mission
Wintz J., SE cor Nineteenth and Miss
Billiard
Table
turers.
manufac-
Clees Peter, 804 Pacific
Drouilhat John, 813 ftlontgomery
Jungblut August & Co., 10-16 Tyler
Liesenfeld Philip, 585 Market
Meyer J. G. H.. 320 Kearny
Nlssen Bros., 206 Leavenworth
Strahle Jacob & Co., 533 Market
Bird Cage SEanufaetnrers.
Allen C. H., 674 Brannan
Fuhrmanu a. M., 751 Mission
UALLIDIE A. S., 6 California (see
adv. dept.. pages xiiand xiv
Navlet v., 217 Leidesdsrlf
Birds and Cages.
Hermann Theodore & Co., 630 Wash
Jacobson Jacob, 337 Kearny
Lozier A., 413 Kearny
Roblson A. C.,217 Washington
Wolff Bernard, 28 Fourth
Bitters.
Buneman H. & Co. (A. "V. Humboldts),
321 Battery
Cahen Louis & Son, 418 .Sacramento
Cassln F. & P. J., 523 Front
Ewaid F. (East India), N s Precita Av.
nr Mission
Hess Louis (Damiana), 12 Mont Av
James & Pariser, cor Fifteenth and
Tilden
Jaujou E. A. & Co. (Centennial), 430
Jackson
Johnston W. B. (Boker), 422 Cal
Landsberger I. & Co., 10 Jones Alley
Lang & Co., 210 Dupont
Lyons E. G. <fe Co. (Sainsevain and
Amsterdam), 506 Jackson
MCMILLAN & KESTER, 714 Front
(see adv. dept. page xvi)
Munckton George (Dyspepsia and
Wine), 115 Leidesdorft
Pestner & Hildebrant, 411 Battery
Putzman Fr. (Prussian), 304 Battery
Redington & Co. (Drake's, Hostetter's,
and Vinegar), 529 Market
Renz John, 219 Commercial
Rottanzl G (Long Life), 1027 Market
Sroufe & McCrum (Pipifax), 409 Front
Van Alstine <fe Co. (Dr. Gunn's), S'4
Brenham Pi
Walter & Lieber (German Army and
Boonekamp), 621 Sansom
Wolters Bros. (Star of the Union), 223
California
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & "Warner's Merino Underwear
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
943
Black i nK— 91 nuu factnrer s.
Lake Henry, 645 Third
BlackliiK— fVhoIesnlo.
A KMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
NICHOLS A. 0. & Co., 402 Battery
Kued J. C. 34 Clay
Blacksmiths.
i,See aUo Carriaaesmiths, also Ship-
smiths, also Horseshoeis.)
Adams H. H., 2005 Mission
Andresen Brothers, 607 Battery
Arfort J. B.,21S Post
Atkinson & McFadyen, 42 Vallejo
Hnrz August, SE cor Montgomery Av
and Scotland
Hnttes 0. J., 1434 Jackson
Blbeau Isai, SW cor Mission and Eu-
genia
Black Joseph, cor Thirty-second and
Kailroad A v. South S. F.
Blanch Bernard, 654 Howard
Hrandrup John, 915 Post
Hrearty & Caunell, 619 Grove
Hums Patrick H., 670 Mission
Burns Patrick J., 108 Jessie
Carolan William, 722 Broadway
CarvUl James E., 2005 Slission
Clark & Harter, 1062 Howard
Cummins Peter AV. , E 6 Mission, nr
Twenty-ninth
Cooper Thomas H.,KW cor Central Av
and California
Costigan Thomas, 404 Jackson
Daly David, 606 Sixth
Dlppel & Gress, Railroad Av.nr Sixth
Av, South S. F.
Donohue Michael, 11 Louisa
Doyle & Grace, 822 Folsom
Dunne James, 145 A'alencia
Dupuv J. & Co., 6.30 Broadway
ElUs & Lennon. 53 Beale
Ennls Nicholas, 1062 Howard
Ewlng John, 856 Howard
Farley Patrick, SAV cor Mission and
Ocean House Road
Farrell & Meherin, N s Point LoboB
Av, nr Central Av
Farren John W., 121 Beale
Fennessy David, 1851 Mission
Fitzgerald Charles, a54-658 Howard
Ford Michael, 339 Tenth
Ford Thomas, 105 First
Frledhofer Paul, 263 Clementina
Gallagher & Son, 843 Harrison
Garcln, Son & Co., 294 Howard
Gibeau Isaac 0., 2944 Mission
Gilmour John D., 209 Main
Glynn John, NE cor Greenwich and
Pierce
Gobeau Pierre, 622 Broadway
Graff & Schroeder, cor Fifth and Kali-
road avs, South S. F.
Gratton Felix, E s Mission, bet Twen-
ty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
Green J. <fe Co. , 105 Oregon
Green & Stamer, Oregon, bet Front and
Davis
Grogan Michael T., 833 Geary
Grosso Constantino, 31 Clark
Hahn A. & Co., 14 Broadway
Harris James, 27 AV'ashiogton
Hayes James, 116 AVashlngton
Hayes J. S. & Co., N s Filbert, nr Fill-
more
Helse Charles, 219 Sutter
Henderson <fe Thompson, SE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-fourth
Herlihy Edmund, 909 Battery
Herold Margaret Mrs., AV s San Bruno
Road, nr Twenty-seventh
Herzog Christian, 737 Broadway
Hoppe Charles, 162 Berry
Hottua & Hansen, 715 Folsom
Jung John C, 110 Main
Kennelly & Sullivan, 1123 Market
Klster & Vetter, 922 Brannan
Klapperlch John S., Grand Av, near
Howard
Klemm & Weber, 625 Brannan
Lamer T. D. S.,.540 A'alencla
Langley James M., 27 AVashlngton
Laperle Felix, 1048 Mission
Lefebvre Alexander, 605 Mont Av
Malonev Bros., W s San Bruno Road,
nr Twenty-sixth
Mangeot & Daclin, 702 Sansom
MasBone Joseph, 619 Front
Matthai J. C. H., E s Mission, nr Twen-
• ty-ninth
MaxHcId Lcvl,N s Silver Av, Univers-
ity Mound
Maxwell I'atrick, 257 Tweiah
McCarty James, Oregon, bet DavlB
and Front
McClellnn John, 104S Mission
McClosky it Kenny, 2214 Mission
BlcJioiiald & r.wing, K s Alabama, bet
Twenty-third iind Twentv-fourth I
McNeill I). R. & Co., 23 Seventh
Meyers Bros., :«) Clark
Miller J. J..SK cor Fifteenth and Rail-
road av.s, South S. F.
Misyill T. T., 12I3Stelner
Moore William, 112;i .'Market '
Morcel Jcscpli, 12 Stockton PI i
Mu.'llcr FriMlcrlrk W., 1128 Mission
Mullcr it Schol.lcr, 19 Hayes
MuUii-'an KU linrd, 2iis Twenty-fourth
Miilloy Chnrlrs \V.,2IS Fifth
Munroe John, S s Greenwich, nr Fill-
more
Okerlund it Rasmussen, 325 Francisco
Olqvlst, John S s Greenvf Ich, nr Flll-
miirc
Pearson AValler, Noe, bet Twenty-
elu'lith and Twenty-ninth
Plile Jnlin F., 495 Brannan
I'heips W. S. & C<p., 13 Drumm
Roebuck T. G., 137 Beale
San Francisco Forge Co., 315 Mission
Sargent N., NE cor Geary and Devlsa-
dero
Schulz & Von Emden, 328 Fifth
Slndel J. & Co., 424 Pacitlc
Suhl C. F.. 114 Drumm
Sullivan James P., 218 Post
Todt <fe Boss, NW cor Front and
Market
Toothaker J. H. Jr., 1623 Pine
AVhartf J. F., NE cor Geary and
Devisadero
AVhitmore E.. 1507 Polk
AVhitmore Simon, 1511 Polk
BlackiiiuiUis' Tools.
(See also Hardware.)
BAKER & HAMILTON, 17 Front
Carolan, Corv & Co., 117 California
Gibbs George AV. & Co. , 33-39 Fremont.
aud 34-40 Beale
GORDON J. K. & CO., 256 Market
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
lunction Market and Bush
SEILBY THdMAS H. & Cil., 116 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xxxl)
Underbill Jacob, 308 California
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO., 415 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page xl)
Blank Book IVIaunfactarers.
(See also Bookbinders.)
Althof & Bahls. 329 Sansom
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Bartliiig and Kimlpnll, 505 Clay
BOSOUI EDWARD <fe CO. , 523 Clay
BUSWELL ALEXANDER, 521 Clay
Cooke AVilliam B. & Co., 723 Market
Crocker U. S. & Co., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Sansom
Cumniings, Grilliths & Phillips, 609
Cunningham, Curtlss & AVelch, SW
cor Sansom and Sacramento
FreundA Co., 204 Bush
HICKS D. & CO., 543 Clay
Hodge John G. & Co., 314 California
Hughes E. C, 511 Sansom
Learv A. J., 404 Sansom
Le Count Brothers, 419 Blontgomery
Mcliitvre John B., 423 Clay
Pavot, Upham & Oo.,5'j»4 Sansom
Rankin CUiarles E., 540 Clay
Roman A. & Co., 11 Montgomery
Blinds.
(See Doors, etc.)
Block and Piiniii Makers.
(,%e also Pumps.)
Cheefman Josejih (agent), 18 Market
Currier Cliuiles II., 28 JIarket
Hanson R. C. & Co., 9 Spear
Blowers.
(.See Rotary Blowers.)
Boarding Houses,
(6'ee also Hotel* )
Abram John Mrs., 915 Market
Alexander R. Mrs 311 SuttiT
Allen Jacob (). (Ilewlli's Hotel;, 247
Second
.Mien Jeri'inlah E., 20 Folsom
Allison Edwin C, NW cor Francisco
and Fillmore
Anderson .Andrew, 250 Spear
Anderson Catherine (Ocean House),
103 Clark
Ansolabehere John, 8 Ashburlon PI
Asmussen AV. A. A Co., NW cor Bry-
ant and Eighth
Baker Nicholas (St. Louis Hotel), 11-13
Bakker R. E. (Steuart Street House),
104 Steuart
Bannister William, 623 Davis
Battles John Jr. (King Street Honse),
103 King
Beken Jane Mrs., 34 Minna
Beronlo Gultano (Hotel dl Roma), 818
Sansom
BertalocI Gulseppo, :i07 Broadway
Biggins Patrick (Ualght House), 632
ISrannan
Biggs J. E. (Flume House), E s San
liruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth and
Twciitv-..ieventh
Blssett 11. M. Mrs., 124-1.10 Tvlcr
Black Kate J. MrSy n:i0 Market
Blanc & Eyraud (Hotel des Alpcs), 621
Pad lie
Blundell J. Mrs. (Blundell House), SE
cor Fifth and Market
Bollinger M. Mrs., NW cor Sixth and
Brannan
Borcl it Co. (Hotel de France), 637 Pac
Bostwick Cornelia Mrs., 32 Ellis
Bott it Larsen (Golden Gate House),
2(X; Steuart
Boyne Thomas, 4.") Vallejo
Brav AV. H., 3:io (Jearv
Brennan <fe Lynch, 10<11 Battery
Breslin < Iwen, N s Sierra, nr Louisiana
Brogan Mlcliaei (Alibotsfurd House),
NW lor Bniadway and Larkin
Brown Emma J. >Irs., 1012 Mason
Buckley Dennis (New Continental Ho-
tel), 547 Mission
Bujan Antoino San Bruno Road, nr
County Line
Burke John (^Unlon Hotel), 511 Miss
Burmelster V. H., 529 Valencia
Burr K. S. Mrs., H03 Polkj
Butterworth Sarah Mrs., N 8, -North
Point, nr Larkin ■^
Callender A Brown, 5 Broadway
Cameron Elizabeth, 312 Beale
Carduzo John it Co., 415 Drumm
Carlo Dcrriio (.Milano Il..til), 416 Pac
Carr James (Portland Hcitel), M Sac
Casseboom Mrs., 1510 Polk
Cerlsola N., S)l Broadway
Chamberlain E. Mrs. (Chamberlain
House), 600 Bush
Chesneau Emlle (Gulllaume Tell Ho-
tel), 721 Paclllc
Chester Henry (oaK Grove House), 948
Harrison
Clark Frederick, 46 Steuart
Clark Jane T. Jlrs., 614 Capp
Coblelgh M. E. Mrs., 1521 California
Coflee A. J. Mrs. (St. Cloud HoU8e),418
Sutter
Coin R. <fe Co. (White House Hotel),
420,lackson
Collins Kate Mrs., 307 Folsom
Collins Patrick (Washington Hotel),519
Mission
Connollv Terrence F., 37 Minna
Comweil John V., SW cor Sierra and
Louisiana
Cornvn James (Manhattan House), 706
Pront
Cosgrovc James (New Record House),
100 McAllister
Cosgrove Patrick, 43 A'allejo
CoBta Giuseppe, 314 Paclllc
Costrrouzze <t Casabonne, 311 Pacific
(!ovli' H. .Mrs., lOlH Clay
Crelghlon Patrick (American House),
HI Naliima
Curtln .John (Fulton House), 112 Stca
Dalv .lohn i .Maiiliattun llMtel), 106 First
Daralle \ iiin-nz (Toscano Hotel), 019
llroodwav
Pe Castllla Mine., 25 Taylor >
De \^>\Ki' J"liu (Sacramento House)
26 Socruuiento
)
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the TDest. Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
944
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Dentz G. & C. , 521 Mission
Derico Charles (Milano Hotel), 416 Pac
Dlckev J. K., Sixth Av nr Fulton
Dolan Aggie Mre. , SE cor Seventh Av
and L, South S. F.
Domeneghinl & Co. (Swiss and Italian
House), 318 Broadway
Donoghue Lydia 31. ;5Irs., 115 Eddy
Douglass James (Columbia House), 114
Do wd Dennis (City Front House), 625
Davis
Doyle Eugene G., 3ftS Beale
DriscoU Michael, 414 Francisco
Dulion Leon & Co. (Paris Hotel), SW
cor Dupont and Pacific
Durein Brothers (Humboldt House),
1309 Stockton
Duming Rose Mrs. (Milton House), 156
Third
Eagles Jlarian P. Mrs., 146 Eleventh
Eggert William (Germanla House), 25
Morton
Elder Jane Mrs., 1 Eddy
Ells Olive E. Mrs. (Walker House), 44 '-^
Sixth
Eofi' Elizabeth (Montana House), 164
Jessie
Falrchild Eliza Mrs., 195 Sixteenth
Fitzgerald Mary A. Mrs., 325 Twenty-
second
Fosen Osmund K., 407 Tehama
Foster Junius G., Cliflf House, termin-
ation Point Lobos Av
Franklin Joseph (Franklin House), 105
Clark
Eraser Hugh (Everett House), 55 Sec-
Second
Eraser & >^ilson, 2«M Steuart
Funcke Philip, 37 Converse
Galvin Marv Mrs., 735 Folsom
Gardener John (Golden City Hotel), Is
E cor San Bruno Road and Silver
Av
Geary Kate (Ralston House),319 Fourth
Gehret C. (Geneva House), 120 Ellis
Glannottl Luigi, 1409 Dupont
Gilbt-rt Alexander (Gilbert House), 824
Montgomery
Goodell C. (Marlborough House), NE
cor Second and Folsom
Grabe Frank (Rising Sun Hou.<!e), SW
cor San Bruno Road and Dwight
Graham James Mrs., 1122 Larkin
Graham William G. (Graham House),
1104 Market
Gray Ellen Miss, ;}47 Fourth
Grimes E. H. Mrs., 325 Ellis
Gruntes John, 17 Pacltic
Guilee N. (Rock House), 438 Broadway
Hancock Samuel (Nevada House), 1?2
Sixth, and (Hancock House), 771
Mission
Harrington J. C, 1211 Folsom
Harrington Mary Mrs., 1019 Market
Harris James Mrs., 1837 Howard
Hartmann Adolph (Arcade House) 45
Sacramento
Heenev Anna Mrs. (Howard House),
704 Howard
Helnecke Julius (Arlon House), 15
Page
Herman ];udolph(HarborVlew House),
SW cor Touquln and Baker
Hermann August, First Av, Hunter's
Point, South S. F.
Hess Frederick (Pioneer House), NW
cor Larkin and North Point
Hewitt Fred. L. (Hewitt House), 2.36>i
Sixth
HIel .\nnle Mrs., .54 Quinn
HIgel Alois, 520 Mission
Hitchcock Alfred Rev. (Hitchcock
House), 961 Mission
Hofmann Matthaus (First Street
House), 64 First
Hoops Henry, 1017 Battery
Hoover Henry (Paris House), 308 Sutter
Horstmann Henry, SW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Houston Juana Mrs., 1.314 Polk
Huddart R. T., Mrs., 923 Hvde
Hughes John W. (Hughes House), 503
Folsom
Hughes Rienzl (St. David's House),
715 Howard
Hulbert Kate Mrs., 551 Mission
Jackson Alexander (Jackson's Hotel),
66 Oregon
Johnson E. A. (Mechanics' House), NE
cor Berry and Madden
Johnson John W., 19 Commercial
Johnson William, 140 Folsom
Jonas Charles A., 1436 Mission
Joyce Matthew, 127 Folsom
Keena Anna Mrs.(Mlnna Street House)
28 Minna
Kelly John Mrs., 321 Eighth
Kelly Martin, 27 Minna
Kenney James (Elm House), 110 Sixth
Killeen Slarv Mrs., .39 Minna
King Mary (Belmont House), 969 Miss
Kirchner Herman (Oak Street House),
2;36 0ak
Knight D. E. (El Dorado House). NE
cor Pixley and Fillmore
Krause Charles (Golden Rule House),
788 Folsom
Kroehle Henr\- (Hayes Valley House),
114 Hayes .y
Kuhl & Langpapp (South Park House),
530 Third
Laflln James, 41 Yallejo
Lagrave Bernard & Cci.<Flfth Avenue
Hotel), cor Fifth and Railroad avs.
South S. F.
Lagrave G. P. (Hotel des Basses Pyre-
nees), 634 Pacific
Laing Jane Mrs^ 214 Powell
Lake W illiam B. (Lake House), 26}i
Kearny
Lane Walter W. (Mariners' Home), 504
Davis
Lang Louie (Green Tree House), 20
Page
LauflTer & Baerne (Niagara House), 724
Mission
Leahy Thomas, 553 Mission
Learned Kate E. Mrs., 417 Mason
Ledden James, 40 Minna
Lee George W., 29 Pacific
Lejeal John B.(Center House), 2009 Fol
Levy Charles Mrs.^ 104 Taylor
Levy Louis A. (W estmlnster House),
614 Sutter
Lewis Edwin C, 1011 Battery
Lindsay Anna Mrs., 544 Turk
LIppi Michele, 19 Ohio
Lovely George S., 605 Pine
LuU G. W. Mrs., 311 Stockton
Lyford L. A. Mrs., 33 Fifth
Mackey Patrick, S s Filbert, bet Front
and Batterv
Maggs Jane Mrs., 2006 Polk
Mahoney Daniel (Sixth Street House),
NW cor Sixth and Bryant
Maitland William, 17 Vallejo
MallAdam, 34Eddy
Manchester & Heulev (Manchester
House), 317 Third
Mangenberg Alvina, NW cor Sixth Av
and Fulton
Mann L. Mrs., 303 Jones
Marietich A. (Union House), 32 Steuart
Martens Brothers (.Shasta House), SE
cor Michigan and Shasta
Martinelli F., 12-14 Ohio
Matg.n & Svenke^on, 132 Steuart
McComas A. E. Mrs., 203 Taylor
McCreery William, N 8 Dorland, bet
Church and Dolores
McDe vitt Edward(ContinentBl House),
510 Mi.-^slon
McDonald Adelaide Mrs. , 1014 Mont
McEvov Thomas, 412 Folsom
McGrath John (McGrath's Hotel), 512
Mission
McKavJane H. (Halliburton House),
45 Twelfth
McKee Mamie S. Mrs., 1227 Pine
McLane John (Frisco House), 1710 Dup
McLaughlin Mary Mrs., 12 Broadway
McLeod Kate Miss (Arlington House),
127 Kearny
McMahon Peter, 117 Drumm
McMillan Daniel (Girard House), 142
Seventh
McMurtrie J. Mrs., 429 Geary
Miller William. 5 XVashlngton
Mills Emma Mrs., S s Fifteenth Av,
bet L and M, South S. F.
Moellcr & Grauffel (Bakers' Home), 609
Jackson
Mondelet Francois, 219 Geary
Moore Susan A. Mrs., 1532 Polk
Morgan Mary T. Mrs., U22 Market
Morse Stephen H. (Second Street
House), 115 SeODnd. and 74 Minna
Mundelius Conrad (Hermann Hotel),
6-30 Brannan
Murphv James Mrs., 5}£ Dupont
Murphy Mary Mrs., 1929 Howard
Murray Thomas (Golden Gate House),
510 Davis
Neagle Mary Mrs., 268 Tehama
Nellsen & Hansen, 428 Drumm
Newell S. S. Mrs., 1621 Washington
Nlcolaysen Frank (Keystone House),
127 Jackson
Noakes Eliza Mrs., 1431 Polk
O'Brien Elizabeth, San Bruno Road,
bet Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
O'Connor Richard (Miners' Hotel), 424
Broadwav
Ogden Abbie S. Mrs., 402 Hayes
Orford Robert (St. James' House), 906
Market
Paguezurray 3Iartln, 319 Sutter
Palm Martina Mrs., 261 Stevenson
Paravagna Lulgl (Garibaldi House),
222 Broadwav
ParkeU Henry H., 1522 Polk
Paul William (Post Street House), 207
-209 Post
Paupltz F. W. (Minerva House), 123
Jackson
Pearson Christine, S c Fifth Av, nr L,
South S. F.
Pedroni & Sclarono (San Gottardo Ho-
tel), 627 Broadway
Pelletier Mary Mrs., 642 Natoma
Pellisson Peter (New Gulllaume TeU
Hotel), 704 Pacific
Pendleton George, 1221 Pacific
Pendleton M. E. Mrs., 227 (Jeary
Perkin William (Montgomery House),
613 Mission
Perrln Marv F., 1013 Market
Peterson C. H., 1011 Battery
Peterson Swan, 444 Fifth, and 601Bry-
ant
Plercy Emily A. , 410 Clementina
Popp Hermann (Popp's Hotel), NWcor
Chestnut and Powell
Price John C.(Ris!ng State House), 109
Vallejo
Price Winifred 3Irs.,747 Brannan
Raddocks William, 730 Folsom
RasmussenR. (White House Hotel), N
s Sierra, nr Louisiana
Rearden Bridget Mrs., 1143 Harrison
Rees Thomas (Relay House) SW cor
Mission and First
Renner & Bauman (New Helvetia
House). 616 California
Rhodes Susan Mrs. (Clarendon House),
NE cor Folsom and Second
RletzkeG. S.. 502 Bush
Rli Alfred Mrs., 743 Pine, 969 Mission,
and 126 Fifth
Roberts Mary Mrs., 722 Fourth
Robinson Carlotta Miss (Alojamiento
Espafiol), S07 California
Rodgers Philip (Rodgers Hotel), 1727
Slarkat
Roeben Georne, 37 Pacific
Rooker L. M. Mrs., 115 PoweU
Rosenmoiler Louisa Mr*., 12 Wash
Ryan John, SE cor Clark and Drumm
Sftftig Mary Mrs., Sixth Av, nr R.,
South S. F.
Sanders J. P., SW cor Battery and
Vallejo
Sanderson James J. (Belgravla Hotel),
NE cor Polk and Sutter
Schade Richard (North German House)
NE cor Eighth and Brannan
Schaer John (San Bruno Hotel), W (
San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-sev-
enth
Scheggia Charles (Federal Hotel), 1205
Stockton
Schneider J. N. (Railroad Hotel), SE
cor Polk and Austin
Schwartz John (Rosette House), NW
cor Brannan and Eighth
Segelke A. D.(A8tor House), 509 Broad-
way
Shea Robert (Lafayette House), Lafay-
ette, bet Howard and Mission
Slattery Jeremiah (Slattery House), 521
Howard
Smith James (Oregon House), 238 Steu-
art
Smith John (Easton House), 102 Jack
Somerset Sarah A. Mrs., 405 Turk
Spalding Louisa Mrs. (Ralston House),
1222 Pine
Sfagg Cornelius, Ocean House Road,
6>2 miles from City Hal!
Starkweather Loiilsa Mrs. (Colonnade
House), 1206 Market
Steinmeyer S. A. Mrs. (Centennial
House), SE cor Clay and Drumm
Stern David (Brunswick House), NW
cor Sixth and Howard
Swenson & Robinson, 418 Drumm
Tapley N. Mrs., 116 ElUs
BULLOCK ci JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
Cutlery at C-EO. LOOmS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Taylor Marv Mrs., !02 Clav
league William (Light "Hoiiso), 650
Mlfslnri
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss, 5W Turk
Toroiil <fc Geiiardlnl (Ticino Hotel i, 518
I'acitic
Tracy Catherine Mr8., .18 Natoma
Tregnles ,'<. Jlrs., !vlO Market
Trucbdell .\iiielia C. Mrs., 501 Post
Tucker H. 8. (Sailors' Home), cor Har-
rl-son and Main
Valke William, SW cor Battery and
Green
Venaglia E. (Tuscano Hotel), 619
Broadway
Verdenhalveu J. Mre., 987 Harrison,
and -lO:} Sixth
Wagner Charles, 105 Jackson
Walde Fanny Mrs., 243 Second
Wall Mary 3Irs., 5 .Anna
Walsh Mary Mrs.. 4T2 Drumm
Wanek Edward, "So Folsom
Warncke <fc Griffiths, SE cor Sixth Av
and M, South S. F.
Warschauer Brothers (The Windsor),
905 Market
Waters 51. C. Mrs., 1(«M Van Ness Av
Waters 8. M. Mrs. (Children's), 2941
Mission
Weaver Henry, 1313 Devlsadero
Welsenborn Frederick ( Presidio
House), NE cor Lyon and
Lomhard
Welbon W. J.(Welbon House), NEcor
Mission and Twentv-fourth
Wilson & Holland, 10 Unadway
Wltbeck H. K. Mrs., ll!i I'l.well
Wood M. J. Mrs., 1507 California
Woods Ann Mrs., .>J1 First
Yates M. U. Mrs. (Florence House),
108 Ellis
ZelroA Fussati (Colombo Hotel), 621
Broadwav
Zlegenhart Kate Mrs., 419 Hyde
BoatBnildera.
Collins Tlrnothv, liiO Berrv
Grlffln John D., 23!) Steuaft
Hansen C, 2 Haggln
Herrlck L. I), (metallic life), 333 Fifth
Lanteri George F., 5 Vallejo
Munder William, Fifth Av, nr Hunt-
er's Point
Murphy Dennis, Channel, nr Long
Bridge
O'Connell Daniel, E s Battery, bet
L'nlou and Filbert
Penney J. F., cor Kentucky and Solano
Reed John, 316 Main
Stone William I., Ninth Av nr G,
South S. F.
Twigg John, cor Ritch and King
Vice Martin, '22 Mission
Vice & Duerden , 42 Steuart
Boiler ConiposKion.
Campbell W. H. (agent Handosyds)
402 Front
Huslng & Jardlne, 225 Beale
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery
Boiler nakem.
Clark Bernard, !5(! Blu.\ome
Coughlin J. E..4W5 Brannan
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IKON WORKS, 237 First (see adv.
dept. page x.wli)
Hall James B. (Sacramento Boiler
Works), 214 Beale
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES
(Fulton Iron Works), 207 Fremont
(see adv. dept. i)age xl)
MCAFEE, WHEELER & CO., 212
Spear (see a^lv. d<pt. page xxix)
Mclnnis Angus. 31 ^Mlnna
Moynibau <fc Altkeu (Portland), 311
Mission
Prescott , Scott & Co. (UnloD), NE cor
First and Mission
Pretorlus, Trowbridge <fe Co., 141 First
RANKIN, BRAYTiiN & CO. (Pacific
Iron Works), 127 First
Remington & Wheeler (agents), 210
Spear
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
Works, SE cor Beale and Howard
* (see adv. dept. page .xxill)
RIsdon <fe To%ver(Pacmc), 118 Fremont
Roebuck Thomas G., 137 Beale
eelrln & Schober, '203 Fremont
945
Boiler Tube*.
Del Mar Alexander, 120 Suiter
Gibbs Geor^-e W.& (•(,.,;« Fremont
8ELBY TlluMAS H. A CO. mCall-
lornla (see adv. dept. page xxxl)
Bolt Makers.
California Bolt and Nut Works, Wil-
liam I'u.Mie, Il!i lli-ale
PACIFIC ItdLLINt; MILL CO
■« (^'■1 Jt''' *'"' '""ililiie ,., 16 First
Phelps .Mamifucturlug Co., 13 Drunmi
Bolliiia: Cloiha.
Wagner Jo^eph & Co., 113 Mission
Bone Charcoal Faetor>-.
Haas Abraham, NW cor Bay and
Buchanan
Ohlandt N. <fc Co., Jersey nr Butte
Bonnet Bleacher*.
Atlantic Straw Works, Forrest A Co.,
132 Fourth
Excel.slor Straw Works. John H. Bab-
bitt, KM; 11. ward
Golden City S'raw Works, W. H. Hill,
733 Mission
Pacilic Straw Works, Geo. A. Dean, 16
Fourth
Bookblndera.
Althof & Bahl!-. :0 Sansora
Bancroft, A. L. & Cn.. 721 Market
Bartling & Kliubuil, 50.'> Clav
Bn.soUI El)WAI!l)<fc CO.'.yiSClay I
BUSWELL ALEXANDER, 521 Clay
Cooke William B. <fc Co., 723 Market i
Cumnilngs, Grimths & Phillips, 509 !
Clav
HICKS D. & CO., MS Clay (see adv.
baik of volume)
Kojipliz John, 320 Sansom, and 419 Sac |
Leary .\. J., 40-1 Sansom '
Mclntyre John B., 423 Clay, and 4'22
(.'ouimercial
Rfldiu.s Ludwlg, 430 Kearny
Bunk in Charles E., 540 Clay j
Shiipe P. T., 120 Sutter
Woin A., 310 i'ost j
BookblnderM' Stock.
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
BookbinderH' Threada.
BAItUiilK UltdTHEKS, 511 JIarket
Doyle henry & CO.,511 Market
Boofcit— NubMcrlption Asenta.
Bancroft A. L. & C<>., 721 Market
Cameron H. M.,'2:{2 Sutter
Dewing (fc Co., '207 Dupout
Garretsoii William <fc (\>., 629 Wash
Gregoire L. <fc C., N W cor Washington
and ,Moiiii,"'nierv .\v
Keller H. & Co., IIC Post
Payot, Upbaiii i Co., '204 Sansom
Roman A. & Co., 11 .Montgomery
Shepan! W. H..5 Post
Traver (Icorge W., 720 Market
White James T. A Co., 7-2» .Mont
Wolfe J. M. & Co., 545 Washington
Bookaellera.
{^Jmporteri. See alto Ulationeri ;
also News AgfnU.)
Afeld Joseph, 805 Lark In
'Anierkan Sunday School I'nlon De-
posllorv, 757 Market
"Ani-ricau Tract Society, 7-57 Market
Auder^on J. D., 120 Fourth
Anderson K. C.,40« Third
Bailey Joseph II.. 1513 Stockton
•Bancroft A. L. & Co., 72! Market
■Barkliaus F. W. ti D., 535 Kearny
B-ll it Co. o;«i Kearny
'■^Bllllipgs. Harloiirtie & Co.,.'i-5 Mont
Blake S. C, (117 .Mont, and Wi Kearny
Bowles J.,SE ror Leidesdorif and Com
•■■California Bible Society. 7.57 Slarket
j '-'Chovnski I. N.(antlc|uarlan),:i4 Geary
■>Congretational i'ublishing Society,
757 Market
Cooper J. K., 746 Market
Cunllrte John, 311 K«ht
"CunDlngbain, C^irtlMi <ft Wtlcb. 8W
cor Sansom and Sacramento
David LouIh N.'antli|narlania25Wa*b
Davldsoi. Itavld \., 320 Sixth
Dewey R. K., 5 Post
•Dewing <t (V.,207 Piipont
Fagiin Thomas II., I(r24 Market
Knirweallier Jiilloii. 542 Haves
Kluh Niithon,6riSec 1
"H I .Michael (Catholic). 8.'ll .Market
OelM iidorfi-r Frederick, l.'.M Second
Gellotly James R., NE cor Fourth and
Sieven.Min
(Jerauhtv Michael, 1127 Folsom
Golly J. B. A Co., 31 Kearny
"Givgolre LoniK & Co. (French and
foreign), NW cor Wasbloglon aud
Montgiiiu'rv Av
GniU- .Max , :iOO and 442 Third
Ilarrlr Solomon. 402 Fourth
Hobbert Henrv T..21S Third
''Hodge John (;. A Co., ix* Collfornla
Hook Brothers, :« Sixth
Keller Henrv A Co., 116 Post
Kimball Charles P.. 519 ILives
King M. L. (Kecon.|-hatid),a05 Fourth
Leaman.^. T.. 133 Fourth
Levin L. * Son, ;«) Bush
Maglll T. W., |il)6 Market
.McArdleS.. Palace Hotel
^'JlethodlBt Book Depository, IMl Mar-
ket
Monft'omery Charles (Bible Truth IHr-
I)otl,'2-.*7 Second
Moore II. H., 116'.. Post
Munav J. v., 1514 Stockton
O'Connor John B. <fc f>>. (Catholic), 103
Sixth
Palton A. F. (stand), SE cor Kearny
and (lav
"Payot, I'pliam <fe Co. (foreign), 204
Sansom
Philan John, 5 Dupont
Robertson II. L., N W cor Howard and
Fifth
'■'■Koman A. A Co., II MontKomery
Rvaii Peter N. Mrs., 40 Fourth
•■^Saii Francisco News Company, 413
Washington
Scott James ('..'22 Third
Seaders J. H.island), B03 DavU
Shea .MIcliBel,s05 Market
«Shearer Frederick E., 757 Market
ShufK^ P. T., 1-20 Sutler
Sim lair .\., SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Smith H. F. A Co.. 225 Keoriiy
Snow 111 riiiaii (-[ilrltiinl), 3|« Kearny
Sw<< iiey .Allies, SW cor Sansom and
Coniiiierclal
TIsbler (Jeorge.son Larkin
Trautner (;usta\e Jr., 157 Third
'■'Cnlon News Co., SE cor ."ansom and
Washington
Vogel A Hahn, 423 Washington
Wende P. D.,SE ror .Market and Sixth
Wiener M. H, 334 Sixth
ZolUver Henry , 238 Sixth
Book ael lera— Law-.
Bancroft .A. L. A Co.. 721 Market
Whitney Sumner A Co., 613 1 lay
Boot Olmpera and Fitter*.
Curtis Joseph P., .'«» Merchant
Fritsche J. , 7:t4 Montt-otnery
Gleas/in Janus, ViV-. Third
HuL-h- s Wllllnni.nifl .Mlhslon
Lemperle C. W.. 6 .Stockton PI
Liim>deii .\. II.. 13 Auburn
Mltch-11 M., 175 JeK.le
Moore A. K.,2l5Capp
.Moore .|ohli,215 Ciij.n
Moore Itobert S.. '.'!.i '")il l>
Noonan P. W.,
Rotenkoll«T »;
Turner Wllllaii;
L'rbach Ignot/., ■ ■■ ...^ .... rv
Waldel.r Theodore, luti Du|R.nt
Boot Crlmpa and Trees.
Wing W. II. A Co., NE cor MlMlon
and Fremont
Boot and Nhoe Findlnir*.
iSc( Shijf f'inillnijt. I
Boot and Nhoe Inner Mole*.
Expert II.rnnrd..Y>.t T«li«iii«
8
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BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, anality, or Tit
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
946
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Boots and Shoes* — l*'liole-
sale.
(:~Manufact urers.)
i^Armstrong Thomas H., 870 Folsom
i^Buckingbam & Hfcht, 528-5:30 Market
^•■Chafe Eobert P., 10 Taylor
-Dunbar E. H., 1208 Market
*Emerson Dauiel W., 77 New Mont
*-Haskell R. G. & Co., 123 Sansom
-■■flecht Bros. & Co., 52S-530 Market and
27 Sutter
'~Hobart, Wood & Co., 15 Sansom
••'Jorv Bros., SW cor Van JlessAv and
Foil
'■Kast <fe Co., NE cor Market and Du-
pont
Konold F. A., 623 Blarket
="Kullman Herman, -15 Clay
"Levinsky Bros., .'MIz-SSl Market
-Lew Samuel ^\ ., 29 Battery
''Marks & Berliner, 414 Market
••= Nolan Edward F., 15 Sutter
•■■Nolan P. F. & Co., 514 Market
-Porter, Oppenheimer, Slessinger &
Co., 117 Battery
*P.osenstock S. W. & Co., BE cor San-
som and Bush
'-Rosenthal, Feder & Co., 35 Battery
*Tirrell C. & P. H. & Co., 419 Clay
•■■■United Workin^-'nien's Co-operative
Boot and .Shoe Co., 416 Market
-■■AVentwonh I. M. Boot and Shoe Co.,
807 Market
Boots and itilioes — Retail
Dealers and 3Iakers.
Alexander I., 404 Pacific
Alsenz Jacob, 801 Geary
Alt Christotrel, 60S Vallejo
Altniark L., l:i Third
Attinj?er Gotlieb, 117 LeidesdorfT
Baclgalupi G., 1404 Dupont
Bahr William A., 107 Sixth
Barton .James, 811) Battery
Baumgarten J., 426 Fourth
Beran Adolph , SE cor Mason and Lom-
bard
Beran Frank, 1003 Pacific
Bergluud N., 518 Geary ,
Bertelson C, SE cor Towusend and
Fourth
Besthorn Htrmann, 206 Post
Betger E., 5433<; Merchant
Bird.S. G., 658 Mission
Blanc Stewart, 220 Montgomery Av
Blanchette Louis, 4.'r2 Montgomery Av
Bloch W., 1032 Hupont
Plume H.. 640 Merchant
Boi.ssfBU <fe Son, :324 Dupont
Borromeo Augustino, 317 Pacific
Bourguignon A , 1034 Kearny
Broderlck T. J., 112 Third
Bru John, 1220 Powell
liuehan James, 230 Sixteenth
Buehler J. F., 205,' j Montgomery Av
flunn James, 1002 Montgomery
Burges J. B., 122 and 142 Third
Burkhardt & Hanson, 540 Wash
Burns Henry, 210 Third
Busth Joseph, 124 Seventh
Bussolino S^ 1505 Dupont
Buttertield K. O., 770 Market
Carll & Cuneo, '.iO'l Montgomery Av
Ca^es Albert, 529 Filbert
Cavagnaro Francisco, 1427 Dupont
Clark .foseph M., 337 Hayes
Clark I'. F.,:«)6Si.\.th
Clarke Charles, 612'; Howard
Cleary P. M., 510 Mission
Cohen Bros., 4 Sixth
Cohen Louis, 500 Paciflc
Cohn J., 103 J'aclfic
Cohn Mej'cr, NE cor Folsom and
Eighth
Cohn >Iorri?, 908'r; Larkin
Cohnrcich brothers 804^806 Market
Coleman Dinnis, 15 Hayes
Costcllo l'atrl(l<, 706 Larkin
Costre Splrltlon, 814 Pacific
Couch Hosea ]\i., NE cor Twentieth
and Valencia
Coyle Henry, 402 Third
Creeden William, 29 Commercial
Cuft'D., 762 Urnnnan
Danlelsen D. E., 2.52 Steuart
Day William, W Minna
Deasy Brothers, i;!2 Third
Demartlnl J., 229>^ Montgomery Av
Deutsch Jacob, 1513 Geary
Devitt Joseph, a58 Mission
Devoto Dominico, 628 Broadway
Dietle Charles, -2.35 Bush
Donahue Edwarrl, 20 Hayes
Donohoe Owen, 16 Thirteenth
Donovan Daniel, 1412 Stockton
Donovan Timothy, 14 Merchant
Dorler & Hilzinger, 235 Fourth
Driscoll Cornelius, NE cor Mason and
Chestnut
Dunn Patrick. 1329 Clay
Eberle Joseph, San Bruno Eoad, nr
Eve
Edgar John, NW cor Jackson and
Davis
Ehrbardt D., 403 Commercial
Ehrhoru A., 1'220 Larkin
Ehrhorn Carl, 305 Dupont
Ehrhorn Edward, 1715J^ Mission
Ehrhorn Rudolph, N s Sixteenth, nr
Valencia
Emond & LeBlanc, 240 Fourth
Eppler A., 52S Bush
Ernst Peter, E s Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Essmann Ernest, 714 Montgomery
Etthofer Henry, 602 Fourth
Evers James, 573 Howard
Fairchild S. G., Old San Jose Eoad, nr
Bernal Station
Farley .James. 1612 Polk
Farrell D., 706 Howard
Farrell Michael J. , 706 Howard
Fassman Anton, 6 Third
Fehrenbach J., S s Gody, bet Mission
and California Av
Feige Henrv, 986 Harrison
Ferris D., 623 5lerchant
Fiesher Frederick, 602 Nineteenth
Finigan Bernard, .526 Valencia
Fischer William, 1005 Kearny
Fishel Maurice, 611 California
Flanagan Peter, 311 Pine
Flavin M. J., 618-620 Kearny
Flenniken Robert, 724 Montgomery
Flubacher E., 4:?2 Bush
Fluegger John C, 210 Brannan
Flynn J., 604 Mission
Fogartv James, 26 Stockton
Foley j., 789 Folsom
Ford John, 106 Pacific
Francis Joseph, 423 Drunim
Franke Rudolph, 512.'-^ Geary
Freiberger Charles, 1504 Stockton
Frese Herman, .327 Dupont
Fritsch William, S s Mission, between
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Frohmann N.S., 246 Fourth
Gallagher William i'., 2017 Fillmore
Gassner Valentine, 402 Post
Gaston Henry C, 106 Dupont
Gauggel Leo, 181 Minna
Geitner George, 20a5 Folsom
Gerber J. B., 1327 Sansom
Gerken H., 416 Fourth
Gerrett Francis. 312 Pacific
Goeller Slichael, 2029 Fillmore
Goepel Robert, 135 Post
Goncalves Manuel, 612 Post
Grass Frederick, 8 Fourth
Graul Gustave, 1806 Market
Green Morris, 810 Valencia
Grimes George C, 803 Folsom
Gross Alkan, 406 Jackson
Guerin Michael, 315 Bush ^
Gutberlet J., .546 Washington
Guv John (ladies), 106 Dupont
Hahn Henry C. ■5-25 Sixth
Hallisev Daniel, 064 Howard
Hamilton C, 2615 Sutter
Hamlin C. L. (ladies' and children's),
6:55 Howard
Harding Joseph, 115 Fourth
Hargon Daniel,NE cor Eighteenth and
Dolores
Harnev Thomas, 715 Slinna
Harper JI. Mrs., Fifteenth Av, bet P
and Q, South S. F.
Harris A., 204 Pacific
Harris I., :i02 Pacific
Harris M. G., 1219 Polk
Harstrom John, 8.57!^ Harrison
Hatman George W., 1409 I'olk, and
i:»5 Pacific
Healey D. A. 848 Market
HealevW., SW cor Twenty-sixth and
Bartlett
Healy Thomas, 70S Folsom
Heiek C, .508 Fourth
Heim Franz, 121 Dupont
Heln-/.e Frederick C, 211 Chattanooga
Henderson John W., 1904 Polk
Hepp George, 136 Montgomery Av
HesB Eobert, 20 Dupont
Hinders Henry, 332 Kearny
Hoertkorn Charles. .543 Washington
Holmes Joseph, 147 Second
Horner John, 1242 Folsom
Houston James, 101 Ninth
Howell Edward, 115 Post
Howell H. W^, 1139'2 Pacific
Howell Thomas, 311 Pine
Hunt William, Filbert, nr Fillmore
Hutchinson Andrew, .533 Pine
Hutchinson J., 24 Seventh
Huth Carl, 729 Union
Irmscber H., 204 Second
Isselbaclier Simon, 14141^ Powell
Jacobs George, :306(4 Third
Jennings F. E., 713 Mission
Johnson Adolph D., 431''2 Hayes
Johnson E. W., 540 Fourth
Johnson John, 75 Minna
Joseph Charles (French), 316 Kearny
Jund Henry, 5.35 California
Kast & Co., NE cor Market and Dup
Katz Abraham, 16 Dupont
Kaufman A., 107 Jackson
Kearney Martin, 229 Tenth
Keenan I'atrick, 514 Mission
Kehoe P. T., 238 Third
Kelly P. 238 Kearny
Kennedy Michael, 728 Brannan
Ivenney John, 509'^ Stevenson
Kenney M., 516 Commercial
Kenney P., 237 Jackson
Ivlopper Henry, 121 Davis
Knapp Ludwig, 1707 Market
Koch George, 6:i8,'^ Mission
Koehler William, 2407 California
Koenig Anton, 122 Kearny
Koenig Frank, 403 Kearny
KocperFrederic"k, 519 Montgomery Av
Kohler Adam, 158 Steuart
Kommer Emanuel, 6"23 Market
Kopankiewicz A., 1421 Devisadero
Kramer F., 219 Davis
ICramer Frederick, 81 Natoma
Ivrause G., 1021 Paciflc
Kurtz Ferdinand, W s Tehama, bet
Norwich and Precita Av, Bernal
Heights
La Fleur Victor, 427 Bush
Lackman Herman, 255 Steuart
Laib Anton, 9fi6 Pacific
Laib Joseph, 1623 Post
Landsberg H., 34 Sixth
Langreder D., .308 Fell
Lanouette Edward, 711 Folsom
Lenoir Charles, 635 Howard
Leddy John, 123 Fouith
Lehmann Sullivan, 957)2 Folsom
Lehmann William, 237 Fifth
Leonard P. H., 805 Bryant
Leonhardt Charles, l6s Stevenson
Lesser H., 9e:i Larkin
Lesser J. & Bro., lOS Sixth
Lester Charles, 12 Steuart
Levy Aaron, 134 Pacific
Levy Adolph, 138 Second
Levy Bernard, 422 Hayes
Levy Lewis, .528 Kearny
Lisman Isaac, 31 Third
Littau Joseph, 847 Clay
Longtin J. B., 114 Seventh
Louis A., .313 Sutter
Lowbock William, 50 First
Lowenstein Isaac, 1208 Stockton, and
931 Kearny
Lowery Henry, 405 Brannan
Lubke Nicholas, Railroad Av, bet Fifth
and Sixth aves. South S. F.
Lucler J., SE cor Mission and Sixth
Lucke H., 40 Geary
Lynam James, Valley, nr Italian Hos-
pital
Lyons Martin, 3 Georgia
MacNamara Andrew, 12 Fifth
Magnes A. & Son, 306 Sixteenth
Magnes M. & Bro., 36 Fourth
Maherry William, N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Maier Charles, 834 Kearny
Main Edward, .320 Folsom
Malloy Michael, 1139 Folsom
Margot J. C, 132 Pacific
Marian! A., 7 Vallejo
Marshall James I)., 413 Hayes
Martin Thomas, 1418 Pacific
Matthews James, .527 Sacramento
Matthews Thomas, 815 Battery
Matthteson Matthias, 640 Filbert
Maxauer G., 1511 Mason ,
May Alfred, 416 Third
Mayers John, 1712(Leavenworth
McCarthy D., 312 Sixth
McCarthy P., 220 Jackson
BULLOCH & .' ONUS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
_SUk HandkercHefs at GEOLOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St.
8 AN
McPcnnld James, 536 Sixteenth
McTi()iif,'aII Neil, :WO.S Mission
McKlmicy (Jeorge. 2>) Dninini
McLennan C. C.Ss Mariposa, nr Mln-
McMatian .lames, 125 Eitihth
McRIallan Noal, 201 Koiirtli
McMilliin N. & W., 200 Fourth
Mc^nalil Jdlm, ti5S Mission
MeaghiT William, (JfiS Mission
MehnnPiitrkk,lS\Vcorl'ointLobo8Av
and I'orrie
Meier J., 83.5 Pacinc
Meltz Feniinami, S s Twenty-eighth
nrliolores
Menses Jacob, S s Shasta, nr Michigan
Mcrnni Emilio, 140't Dupont
MioluK'l Uustave, 348 Third
(3Iilk-r<'.,5« Third
Miller Frank, 2-12 Sutter
Miller M. & Co., 90! i Market
Miller* Like], 100 Jackson
MoebitB Frederick, XV.\ Kast
Mr.ffiitt Thomas, w (Jlcm.'ntina
Moloney I'atrlck 10., hi3 Flt'th
Mondon Calixte, SW cor Dnpont and
Vallejo
Monnin Bros., 804 Kearny, and 603
Blontgoniery
Monnin J. B., 1526 Polk
Moore J., 10.57 Folsoni
Moore tt Murphy, las Sixth
Morris.soy Edmund, 934'., Folsom
Morrissi'y William, 9; Commercial
Morton John K., 9;iO Market
Mosbacher G., 212 Steuart
Moynihiin L., 41i) Sixth
Muller Charles, 1602 Pacific Av
Mnrphy Dennis, 23ii4 Folsom
M irphv John. 332 Spear
Murphy M. W., 8><j Hurlburt PI
Mut.stblerC.,2 Tyler
Nagel J. , 646 Clay
Ncarv B,, 85 Jessie
Nellisan W. H., 305 Fifth
Nelson I'. Vi., 531 East
Newdorfer H., 615 liavis
Nicoli Christopher, liu Dupont
Nolan Brothers, 740 Market, and U
Thiiil
Noble James, 4.32 Valencia
Noltemeier F.W., .3S9 Eighth
Nussa William, Ull Dupont
O'Connell & Balfrev. i:iO First
O'Connor Joseph, 405';^ Turk
O'Hanlon James F., 719 Montgomery
O'Toole James S., 633 Davis
Obenauer Henrv, 102 Eleventh
Ohm F. A., 430 Folsom
Orsi F., 432 Paciflc
Pahl Ririiard,77 Fourth
Pardini K. M.,724 Washington
Parker K. W., 944 Harrison
Patten Thonia.'^, 284 Stevenson
Paulson l{., 142 Fifth
PauBon H., 528 Pacifjc
Peck John, 18 Montgomery Av
Peira Francisco, 413 Broadway
Pelle A. A., 1117 Fol.>;om
Perry Horace, 1025 Howard
Pete Joseph, 303 Stockton
Phillips Edward, 414 Pacillc
Pierre J<ihn, 13:« Dupont
Prill .John H., 12 Michigan
Pringle Cilbert, 1015 Market
Qiiinn John C, 223 Fifth
Radford Bros., 9 Spring
Ratretto & Bcrnierl, 1.304 Stockton
Rapozo M. S., 415 Drunim
Rasmussen I'eter, .305 Third
Rehwold l^ouis, 1319 I'olk
Repenn F., 521 Sacramento
Rethy r;.-orge, 9:« Market
Reubold M., 32.5 Bush
Rice Aliraham, 1206 Sutter
Rider ilenry, 132 Folsom
lilKaud Joseph, 6 Polk Lane
Rlmassa E., 720 Washington
Iv'isi Alois, 806 Greenwich
Roberts Charles J., 862 M Harrison
RobltschL-r Samuel, 1-589 Turk
Rohde Bros., .50!) Jackson
Rosenberg B., 108 Geary
Rosenblum Joseph, 316'.; flayes
Rosenbum Philip, 3:«) Sixteenth
Rosenthal I., 202 Faclllc
Rosenthal I. L. & Bro., 1326 Polk
Rosenzweig Philip, 1029 Dupont
Rose Alexander, 503 Hayes
Rothermi-1 Harry, 403 O'Farrell
Euss A., 671 Howard ».„._„,
Ryan J'eter P., 3.35 Third nopnx
Ryan Thomas, SW cor Welsh and Zoe Stcvenot E. K,
FRA^NC£SCO_BUSIN^ESS DIRECTORY.
Sahlats
ham John, 810 I.uguna
Hunwmetbl'abl,,. 1514 Stolon
Nanl..n.lol,,i,.5.|ii Fourth
.Scath John, 3 Franklin
SchadeAuKUst, 331 sixteenth
.^cliallehn Aut;u,sl,5l5 l!r\Mnt
Scharmann tionr^i', i:fj) p,,!!;
ScblnkJnl,„,517l''«rl(lr
.Sclil.iss iV .S,.|hTk 231 sixth
.Scliuildl .\Mloti,H03.)n,kson
Schniiill lliiirv, 1 102' . Powell
Scbniltl J. C..,21.-> Montuoinery \v
.schuerg 'ie'Tge .10.-, Twenty-fourth
bchullz John, 71 .M'nna
Schwcrdt iV: AdliT. 22 SJxIh
Srlberlicb ^. & Sons, 32 .Second
Sh.'V Mkhiiel,89 Ninth
Sicfke Ferdinand, 240 Sixth
Sless Jaeob, 4-7 Fonrlh
Sllva JoacpilM .1., 115 Jackson
Sllverstein I.ouls, 422 Pacltlc
Silverstone II. 4(',|',, Sixth
Slninli A., .522 I'aelllc
Siinni] .1 HIS Moiitu-omerv
Skerrett 'I'Ikiiuhs. 226 Sixth
Snild K. S., 617 Kearnv
Stein G. H., 3 Washington
Stein Henry, l(lo:i IJutterv
Stephens &. Dugiin, 42 sixth
Stevenson W.W., 2.54 Steuurt
Slevlar Jacob, 212 Paeillu
Stotz Ja'ob, ,-)'28 liiisii
Strauss Mi>ses, \:*u .Market
Street C. I...2.")il.i Mission
Studwick J. K..971 Folsom
Stiimpf J..septi,.",(il (I'Farrell
Stlini|)f Sigel, KKH) Itllsb
Sullivan John, N V. ct Ja. k and Bat
Sveiisou Carl, 52r.. (iruve
Swain .1. H., 125Saii'-oni
ThibauU Clcphas 7'H Paciflc
Thome John, 121.! Powell
Tbonnett .loliu, 210 I'aelllc
Thuniler Charles, 2s Turk
Thuniler ( '. L. , 6 Sacramento
Thumler H. 11 Fr.nt
Tissot J. C.,833 I'aelllc
Toban John, 414 Valencia
Tobin John, 403' , Stevenson
Torniev Frank. Is TvI.t
Tracv .lames, 112 Wasbin-ton
Trautvetier Andrew, 2515 .Mission
Turtter William, NWcor Fourth and
TowTisend
Turpin Klvi, 15 Everett
Turrell George, 3 Sixth
I'hl Adol|ih , 5 Fdily
Urbach I., 806 Montgomery
Utschig .lohn, 326 Bush
Van Niicl (J., 804 Sansora
Veitch Perry, :«I03 Mission
Verdcn Adolph,311 Pine
Villemiiir Josei)h 4 Summer
Vogel Charles, 504 Post
Wagner Marcus, 18 Bowen's Block,
South S. F.
Wallielm Philip, !;05 Clay
Walsh Michael. 27 Third
Walsh T. F.,11.5;j Folsoni
Walz Charles. 403 Sutter
W^eher F. C, 021 California
Weber A Co., 632 Commercial
Webster T., 623 Howard
Wedel John .M.. 5 tJulni:v PI
Welpt;. II., ■2052' .Mission
Wentworlh I. M. * C.i., 867 Market
Whalen .M. H., >W cor Steuart and
Folsom
While M., .572 Commercial
White Thomas, :i5 Paciflc
WIegand B., 1-7 Page
Wilbelm J.. 10 .Midway
Wilkinson William, 1212 Polk
Williams .John, 1719,'.. Mission
Williams John, 1741 Mission
Wolir Jacob, 605 Montgomery Av
Wood John, S s Twentv -fourth, bet
Harrison and Alabani/i
Youngclaiis J. D.. 417 .Sutter
Zeis John, 222,'i .Second
Zott Nicholas, 118 Virginia
Zschlesche Christian, l^tl! I>upont
Colemnn William T. k Co., SW comer
California and Front
947
Rvflnerlea.
417 Chestnut
Bottle C'uTcra
Oilman A lUeoulllat, W » Ninth, bet
Harrison and Br\aiit
WAT.SON .t CO., :m Uattery
Bottle Dvalera.
(.See aJlv> Jwxk Dealeri.)
Borella Angel, SW Ciir Hear and Hdwy
Hrunler Kugeni-, loiti Kearnv
Bryson c^ruH W., 627 Kourtii
Cerlnl Frank, 'J/7 Davis
Mar«li II. !■., anent Whilnev GIbji*
Work'*. 316CIUV
Riiblnson A i;,,. u.''22 .Mission
WAT.SON A (;o., 3I'l Hatterv
Waugh Alexauiler A Co., 112 Main
NA/ATSON <&^. CO~
313 31<.) Battery St.
Imi)orterH Wine, Llqinir, Cham-
pagne and Soda Buttles. Machine-
cut Corks and Soda Slock.
Bottle nnnufaclurer*,
(.See G/at.t \\\n-l;t.)
Bottlers.
{See also Ale an// J'orUr.)
Bayer Julius t., 8 Heron
Chh-ago Bottling Co., A. Aron.sohn agt,
1.507 Fol.^om
Eastern Cider ('..., 719 Brvant
Kirby Tie, ma' .!., 42.3 Valencia
Slorah Edward I'., 708Sanhoin
Bouquet llolttem.
Frey W. A., 40) Ki'arny
BowliuK Alley*.
Barkliige William, SE cor Kearny and
Jackson
Kahn Josi-nh, 410 Pine
Radovlch L. ii Co.. .877 Market
Box naher* Ciirara.
California Cigar Box ManufiKturlug
Co., N 6 IJerrv, near Fourth
Gray Br.is., SE cor King and Sl.xth
Kortxd F. A Bros., SW cor Bryantand
Flllh.olllce 311 Hatl4TV
San Franclsio Cigar Box Co., SE cor
Sixth and King, olllce :r24 (Jlav
Waldstclu Abraham, Berry, nr Sixth
Box Shaker* — Faney and
Jewelry.
Lochbaum A. H., 1:M Sutter
Phelps A Miller i inuorters), 120 Sutter
Radius l.udwig, 420 Kearny
Box raakera ■■aekliif.
Hohbs. Ponieroy A Co., ll-!3 Beale.and
10-12 Main
Myers, Gllman A Co., W a Ninth, nr
Harrison
San Francisco Co-operative Box Fac-
tory, Berry, bet Third and Kuurth
Swan G. W. A Co., lUSnear
Woodbury A Mergulre.S 8 Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Box Makers- Paper.
Thiebaull Charles, 714 Mission
Walzman >lax.5:c» Market
Wenipe Broibers, .'Wiy Market
WoehliT Wlllluni, .305 Pine
Box nakem— Mpeele.
Dennesauy Peter, 510 Front
Box .Maker* -Tin.
(Sfr al.li> SItives find Tinware.)
AUSTIN B. C., 310 Clay
Cormack William, 517 Comnierctal
Uolbrook, Merrill A .St«)litun, 111-113
California
MONTACJUE W. W. A CO., IIO-IUI
Batterj-
Tay Geor«e U. A Co., 614-619 Battorjr
BEAMISH'S Shirta Ready made and to Order;
ANIiERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Moiilgomery St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Brackets— Cias.
y THOMAS, 122 Sutter
\\\LLY & HAW KINS, 607 Market
A. F. & Co., 315 Pine
)r James K., 1128 Market
Brand Manufacturers,
{See also Stencil Cutters.)
L'WORTHY FRANCIS M., 318
Front „ ^
OD GEORGE M. <fe CO., 120 Post
(see adv. dept. page xli)
Brass Founders.
Id Frank, 522 Fulton
je.TohnSr., 1733 Market
jels William, E s Utah, nr Twenty-
fourth
.ARRATT W. T., 138 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page x.xxviii)
Giovannini & Bennerscheidt, 417 Miss
Greenberg * Co., 205 Fremont
Lasswell M. I)., 747 Mission
Roylance Josei)h, 32 Fremont
Smith A. J., 222 I remont
TAY GEORGE H. & CO., 6H Bat
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First (see
adv. dept. page xxxix)
WEED&KINCWELL,
California Brass Works,
Manufacturers of all kinds of Brass,
Composition, Zinc and Babbit Met-
al Castings, Church and Sleaui-
hoat Bells.
Agents for SEIBEBT'S £ureka
Iiubricators.
Breweries.
Albany, F. Hageniann & Co., 71-75 Ev-
erett
Albion, J. H. Burnell & Bro., cor Ninth
Av and G, South S. F.
Bavaria, Frauenbolz & Co., Montgom-
ery Av,bet Vallejo and Green
Bay, Nicholas K.Wcyand, 7-15 Norton
Court
Broadway, .Jacob Adams, 637 Bdwy
California, Schulten & Geltner, Serpen-
tine Av, nr Bryant
Chicago, Henry Ahrens & Co., 1420
Pine
Cincinnati, G. A. Bauer, SW cor Ful-
ton and Lyon
Eagle, ■William I*. Smith, SW cor Fol-
Kom and Fourteenth
Empire, John Han'old, N s Chestnut,
nr Mason, otWce 17!) .Jessie
Enterprise, Hillebraudt & Co., 201!) Fol
Eureka, Schweitzer & Bro., 2;i5 First
Eurnpa, John C. Christ, Nebracku, nr
Serpfutine Av
Fricdrklisburg, Joseiih Albrecht, 621
Hnuiuan
GoliliMi ( itv, G. Brekle, 1431 Pacific
Golden Gate, Charles J. B. Metzler, 717
Hayes Valley, H. Wahmuth & Co,, 512
Grove
Hibernia, Matthew Nunan, S s How-
ard, bet Eighth and Ninth
llobokeii, Samuel Marks, 735 Tehama
Huml.oldt, Noethig & Turk, 183!i Miss
Jacksoi}, \V. A. Frederick, 1428 Miss
Jjalayette, Gro^auife .'\nstett, 725 Green
Lancashire Brewing Co., T. G. ICirby,
423 Valeiicia
Mason's, Mason & Co., 51!) Chestnut
Milwaukee, Gehrig & Luhrmann, G12-
filG Seventh
National, Ghick & llausen.SEcor Ful-
ton and Webster
New York, John E. Claussen, 408 Shot-
well
North Bench, .lose])!! Sehwarz. NEcor
I'ovvell and Cliestnut
I'acllic, l<'orliiiaiiii iV- Co. ,271 Tehama
PHILADELl'lllA, John Wieland, 234
Second (se<' adv. depl. page xvii)
Pioneer, Buss & Mensler, 20!) Treat Av
Presidio, F. Schmdder, 1.526 Pacilie Av
Railroad, F. Schuster, 425 Valencia
San Francisco Stock i incorporated), SE
cor Powell and Francisco
South San Francisco, Hoelscher& Co.,
cor Fourteenth and Railroad avs
Star, Rosener Brothers, SE cor Elev-
enth and Folsom, office 223 Battery
Swan (Incorporated), SE cor Fifteenth
and Polores
Swiss, John J. Streuli, 414 Dupont
Tivoli, John Bauer, SE cor Fillmore
and Waller
Union, Christian Hess, 326 Clementina
United States, Wannenmacher & Kron-
enberg, NE cor McAllister and
Franklin
Washington, Claus Wreden & Co., SE
cor Lombard and Taylor
Wllmot (incorporated), Charles Wilmot
manager, 324 Guerrero
Willows, Otto Fauss & Co., SE cor
Nineteenth and Mission
Brewers' Haterials.
Ebert George & Co., 632 Sacramento
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacramento
Scherr, Bach & Lux, 511 Sacramento
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery
Brick Manufacturers.
(See also Fire Brick.)
Bcmnet B.. 402 Montgomery
California Brick Co., 2 Nevada Block
Dunne Edmond, W s Church, bet
Twentv-second and Twenty-third
Hunter & Shackleford, 310 Pine
Lynch P., Pacific Street Wharf
Jfallon Patrick, Berry, nr Third
I'atent Brick Co., 513 Montgomery
Piper Jerome B. (estate of), 7 Clay
Remillard Brothers,office PacificStreet
Wharf
Shea Maurice. Fairmount Tract, near
Bernal Station
Tobln Thomas D. (agent), Third Street
Wharf, office .335 Montgomery
Tuttle Brothers, SW cor Eighteenth
and Douglass, office 528 CaJ
Bricklayers.
Cafe (Uiarles, NW cor California and
Webb
Duncan John M. (ranges), 642 Minna
Haaf Jacob, 51fi Kearny
Harris James H., 728 Minna
Hock T., 516 Kearny
Kennv Joseph, SW cor Union and San
McGowan & Butler, 593 Ash Av
McGuire John, 210 Grove
Mitchell R., 328 Pine
O'Brien D., 122 Eighth
Spaulding M., 306 Jessie
Stevens William E.. 316 Montgomery
Thornhill Joseph, 35 Post
Van Ness J P., 107 Fifth
Wagner Jacob, 516 Kearny
Bridge Builders.
Boob.<ir K. ('.. 14 Howard
HALLIDIEA. S. (wire), 6 Cahfornia
(see adv. dept. pages xii and xiv)
Martin W. H. & Co., 7 Spear
Pacific Bridge Co.. N s Berry, bet Third
and Fourjh. office 4 California
Britannia Ware.
Ackermau Brothers, 123 Kearny and
20;i Sutter
Altschul, Seller & Co., 8 Battery
Lawton i ». & (Jo., 611 Market
Morgan W. P. (M:eriden Co.), 134 Sutter
Nathan B. & Co. , 126 Sutter
Sanderson & Brother, 310 Battery
STRAUS, KOIINSTAMM & CO., NE
cor Battery and Pine (see adv. dept.
jjage xli)
Swain R. A. & Co., 112-114 California
Brokers— Bullion.
Abbott Osborn, 311) California
Helmrich & Hansen, 304 Sausom
Plume J. V. * Co., 319 California
R 'irbli'ng F. & (^o., 400 Montgomery
Hiehn, Hemme <fz Co., 404 Mont
Sutrn ife (;o., 408 Montgomery
Brokers -l-oniniercial.
.\lexander i Irlando, 214 Sansom
Baird .Vndrew, 312 California
English & Gibbons, NE cor Front and
Clay
Fossard A., SE cor Sacramento and
Kearnv
Gore Benjamin B., 412 Clay
Hagan & Manheini, 316 California
Holden S. P., 430 California
Merle C. F., 405 Front
Reed Robert, 122 Battery
Treanor J. P., 120 Sutter
Wadsworth W. R. & Son, 402 Front
AVELCH & CO., 109 California (see
adv. dept. page xli)
Brokers— Custom Uonse.
{See Brokers — Ship and Ciistcnn
House.)
Brokers— Drug.
Steele James G. & Co., 1006 Sutter
Brokers— (ieneral.
(iS'ee also General Agents.)
Austin Marcus E., 639 Kearny
Bear Solomon, 140 Montgomery
Cogan James, 403 (California
Collins John H., 320 Sansom
Crane E. J., 211 Sansom
Hill George A., 634 Market
Jacobs Mark I., 322 Montgomery
Mavnard J. H., 315 California
Philbps & Wright, 307 Montgomery
Pollack Samuel, 502 Kearny
Sanchez R. B., 413 Montgomery
Stewart George, 700 Market
Stout & Co., 323 Kearny
Van Deman G. P.. 320 Sansom
Walton & Vice, 22 Montgomery
Brokers— Orain.
Acheson Robert, 402 Front
Bent E. F. & Co., 18 California
Bogart J. M., 214 Sacramento
Campbell J.W. H., 433 Cahfornia
Crosby George, 304 Davis
HobbsF., 402 Front
Hohson Henry B., 211 Clay
Holcomb W. A. & Co., NE cor Clay
and Davis
Hughes Hugh & Co., 225 Front
Mayhew Earnest & Co., 302 Davis
McNear George W., 20 Clallfornia
Miller & Co., 10 Davis
Nies Philip, 109 California
Raymond W. P., 220 Clav
Itichards 0. S., NE cor Front and Clay
Vermeil & Wellington, 608 Fourth
Brokers— Hide.
Alexander Jacob A. , 220 Washington
Brokers— House.
Becker B. A., 334 Kearnv
CAPP CHARLES S. <fe CO.. 418 Mont
Chapin George W., 422 Montgomery
Chapman R., 137 Montgomery
Coe John T., 328 Montgomery
Daly & Hawkins, 116 Montgomery
(Gonzales Dominick. 720 Market
Hofmann & Cook, 509 Kearny
Licbau Ernst, 756 Howard
MADISON & BURKE, 501 Mont
Masiee W. H., 224 Montgomery
Matthews & Jewell, 5'o Kearny
Mercer R. J., 426 Montgomery
Muri)hy Daniel W., 608 Market
(lesterreicher Louis, 22 Montgomery
Schottler Joseph F., 700 Market
Brokers— Insurance.
Bailey James D., 418 California
Baird Andrew, 312 California
Barnes K. T., 318 California
Belden & I >rton 313 California
Blgelow II. H., 406 California
Brown Charles F., 37 Merchants' Ex-
change
Brown, Craig & Co., 216 Sansom
Browne ]'. D., 222 Sansom
Bruuner J. A., 326 Clay
Burke T. H., 212 San.som
Carlton C. C, 311 California
Cohen Simon, 51!) Kearny
CUNNINGHAM & CO., 410 California
De Wint Ludovic, 320 California
Faradav Richard, 221 Samson
Figel SauHU'l, 409 California
Foster G. H., 221 Sansom
Frank Isaac, 221 Sansom
Fuller (Jrlando, 320 California
BULLOCK ' MES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIUECTOUY.
949
(Jape E. M., .TiO California
<5ainiBS Jaiiii>s !{., :?20 Sausom
Hc's,-- Levi, ■••11 Sansoni
Hiiihlu'liiirr Sim. .11, :U3 California
II..fiiiann .t ('.i.>k. .'>');) Kearny
.lai-ksoii 1". L..'2n Sanson!
Li'visoii M. 2iM ISusli
LEWIS KDWIN it SON.-llOOal
MiMi-ado Mary R. .Mrs., ;i07 Mont
MunscU James Jr., 215 Sansom
NeillH. E., 215 Sansom
Oliver B. l'.,:iIO I'iue
J'ettis W. II., 221 Sansom
I'ink Ili'nr.v, 202 Sansi.m
rockwit/. L.iiiis, :i()7 ('alif..rnla
I\illa(.-k Samuel, 502 Kearny
I'ope John K., 22i) Sansom
KediiinKton S. M., 32-t California
Sareent Samuel .\., ;i20 (California
Satterlee W., 41 .M.MitKomery Block
.Sctiinidt I!. L., i; .Alerchants' Exchange
Sohubart Ellas im Front
Sheldon Mary L. Mrs., 320 California
Smith Andrew D., SlD California
Smith George 0. Jr., 302 California
SpeyerM.,307 California
Steinberger & Kalisher, 310 California
Swain Henry C. 202 Sansom
Wade William M., NE cor Seventh \v
and N, South S. F.
Watson N. A. Mrp., 3:» Pine
Weber Charles, 425 California
West D. J. & Co., 310 California
Wright E. D., 224 Slontgomery
Zadig I'hilip, 40S Montgomery
CUNNINGHAM & CO.
Commission Merchants
Insurance (Fire and Marine)
MERCHAXDTSE AX J) REAL ES-
TATE BROKERS,
ftlO California Street.
Special attention paid to E.xpert Ac-
countant Business in all its branches.
Partnerships and Loans negotiated;
Houses rente 1; Collections made; Es-
tates managed. First cla-srefeiences
given.
nrokers— Merchandise.
.\ldrlcli William H., 204 California
Bailey E. J., 504 Battery
Bluxome Isaac, 424 Montgomery
Cunnin ham & Co., 410 California
David Jiili'S, 40S Batterv
Poxtati'r \\'. II., 40 California
Oiranl L., 21) ('alif.)rnia
Hochk..ltler Rudolph, 203 Front
Hugg H.'nrv, 203 California
Huglies H. & Co., 225 Front
Jacobs Mark I., ;S22 Montgomery
Jettiay William, 204 California
Jones Charles C, 214 Sacramento
Knudsen & Ireland, 123 California
Konlgshofer J. J., 22 Battery
LIndholm O. W. <fe Co., 122 California
Lowdon John L., :309 Clay
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Melczer William, 123 California
Mej'er .loseph, 109 Sansom
Neis Phillip, 109 California
Parratt Frederick. 405 Front
Pavlllier L. A., 525 Front
Pollar.l William II., 402 Front
liicliardson A Field 214 California
Smiley .lames, 422 Blontgomery
Steuart Irving, 40 California
St.iwell William H., 214 California
Tiller .1. I). P., 405 Front
Tetzen (.'., 2(r2 California
A'aii Di'man (!. P., 320 Sansom
Wlu;ch;r F. A. (spice), 12.S California
White & Kuhl. 316 California
Wilde J. M., 405 Front
Brokers— Slinins.
(■".See also Mine Owners.)
Adams Andrew J., :«0 Pine
Adams Frank M., 3;» Pine
Allen II. H.,318 Pine
Ambler Stevihen F., 411 '<; California
Avres J..slnia T., 31,S Pine
Bateman Isaac C., 318 Pine
Bates Ansel, ;i28 ftlontgomery
Blasdell H. U., 57 Nevada Block
Blood L. L., 45 Merchants' Exchange
Boeworth Wllllttin,432 Montgomery
Boydi-n W. H., :tn .Montgomery
li.iyiitiiM rii.lrrhlll, 402 .Mont4;onicry
I!ra.lf..r.| T. I>., 507 Montg.iniery
Mr.w.r (I.'.ii-e W., 405'.. (jallfomla
lir.wsler i:. K., 31 1 Montgomery
Mn.oks II. S., 3H I'lne
Bn..ik> Dllver ll.,2:ai Kearny
Brown E Igar n., 535 ('lav
B\ron A. I,., 7iVI Sacramento
Carter IraA.,4n'j California
Cassell.lohn F., 322 Pln<-
Coggeslmll IJ.'nJainln S.. :io;i Dupont
Col.' ThomaR,:i2S .M..nti;..mery
(J'.n.lee (leorge W., XV) Pine
Congdon II.-iir\- B.,2|i) M.,ntgomcry
t'onvis Charles E., 402 .Montgomerv
( '.>oper James, 32H Montgoincry
Cornell (;. P.,. 531 Callf.)rnl«
Craig K. \\..,fm .Monti;.. til. -ry
Crane Wllhani M..32S .Montgomery
(•r.>iiis.- Titus ¥.. 426 California
Culver I,.'nii.ler, 133 Montg.imerv
Dahl lijarii.' F., :ttl Montgomtiry
Kavis J.bii A., 5as (Jallfornla
Dav 11. II., 310 Pine
rUcklnsoM K.lwanl 15., 240 Mont
Dli'tzler i;.-orge W., 32s Montgomery
Ilu.ll.-y Hugh, 330 Pine
I>unn \. <'., 4l'.l Calif.irnla
Duren William II., 31S Pine
Earl John (i., 40! California
Eggers.l.ihn ('.. 4 III California
Ellltitt I!.. 45 >ler. liant's Exchange
Ewing Thomas, .r2s Montgomery
Ferris Davlil ('., 32oSans.ini
Fife C.-.irge S., 4ll."> Calif.)rijia
Fiicli Henry S., 24e .Miintg..mery
Flint li.'ujamln, 320 Sans.. m
(Jashwiler .1. W., ,8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Ceisse (Jeorge F., 312 Montgomery
(Jelien (iustave A., 315 Bavls
Civens K. I{., 52H (;alif.irula
(iordon J. ()., .320 Sansom
(Jreen Edmund, 314 Montgomery
Creennian Herman, 31S Pin.!
Ilav.-us Henry {'..C'l Neva. la Bl.)Ok
H.'ath Natlmni.l, .".71 .'Market
Hill (i.'.jig.' A.,6:;4 MarU.'t
Hill I.saac L.,107 Fifth
Hill William S., 105 California
H..lmes A. J.,3!S Pine
H..lt.I..liii II., IS Nevada Block
II.. 111. -r Fr.'.lerkk, 405 Calltornla
ll.iw.ll Haines |{.,45.Mer(liants' Exch
Il.iw.U .M. I).,3.iO Pine
Hunt John 1).,321 Montgomery
Hussey James Ii.,402 Montgomery
Hiissev Joseph W., 3IS Pine
Irelan Wll!ianiSr.,4n Men hants' Exch
J.ilins..n .lani.'s H., 704 Sacramento
J.)hns.)!i i>. H,, 320 S.insom
.lones Charles, :i02 .Montgomery
Jones (Jvrus W., 322 Calllbrnia
.lones Martin, 33U Pine
Kraner Philip H., 314 Montgomery
La F.)rge Albert B.. 29 Merchants' E.t-
change
Lawton Gardner T. , 401 Callfonila
Lee .lames 1!.. :iO!M'alIfornla
Leilingwell William, 331 Montgomery
Lewis L. .I.,31.S Pine
li.wis T. li., 320 Sansom
Locke .Samuel, 301) Calllonila
LubeckSanuiel, .56 Ni'va.la Block
Lu.lluni, .Mather & Co., 3IH Pine
Magarv .lohn K., 4l;t Calltornla
Mars J. A., 4!) Men hants' Exchange
Mas.sey H. W., .507 .Montgomery
Mcti.ie John B., 330 Pine
Ml Leran T. G., 331 .Montgomery
Slld.llemiss J. R., 421 Calltornla
Mlll'T Jacob F^331 Montgomi-ry
Millikeii I-aac T., .52>' < alltornia
.Mil. bell Ileiirv K., .v; N.'vada Block
Mo.iirv Tlj..nia!« .Ir., 116 Front
Noon A. IL, 420 Montgomery
Noui^ue'i I'eter T., 411'.. California
Parkhiirst David L., 401 (Jallfornla
Pearson I'harles E..4 Leldcsdorff
I'errv Davlil. :!20 Sansom
Pierce James P., 315 California
Power IM. L., 320 Sansom
Hav motel .Satiiinl A., 'Mvl .Montgomery
li.vin.'rt Theodore D., 40 ("allfornia
l!i( bards Ezra, 30H I'lne
Kilev John (;., 2:',4 Montgomery
Koberts John W., 3:i0 Pltie
Kogers (Jeorge W., :io;) California
I!os« Charles L., 320 Sansom
Seaman Vernon, 240 Montgomery
Seckel George & Co. , 330 Pine
Selleck 8 las, 240 Montgoraerv
Severiis T. J. <t Co., -iJO Keurny
Sheldon N. P., 331 Montgomery
Shi'pflKl Mark, 310 Pine
Singer R. C., 331 .Montgomery
Stanvan (Mmrles IL, 5!) Neva<la Block
Swain Charles H., .•{20.>*ansoni
Swift J. I». A Co., it.'OSansom
Svkes John A., :r2 Merchant..,' Exch
Te^M-lre Armatid Jr., 41 1 ■.. Callf..rnl»
TIerney Michael, :r2H Motitgoim-ry
Treadwell (ieorge .\., ;ctl .Montgomery
Triteii Mli-rs K.,:«l Montgomery
Liter William, SK cor Haiiecic and
Lei l.-Mlorir
Wad^w..rth J. C. L., 401 Callfonila
Wailuri- Thomas, 240 .Motitgomery
Wanil Thomas N., 31H Pin.-
Weaver I'll llip L., Ks .Aloiitgomerf
Well.rC. 1... 201 llush
White A.llroii, 32S Slontgomery
White iMarllii, tUNi Montgomery
Wlllaril E. L., :«l ."Montgomery
Williams J. IL ll.,24 Merchants, Ex !
Wilson Cvrus. 402 Front
Wilson John ])., 4II'j California
WInchell T. C, •»«! Montgomery
Young Joseph W., 331 Montgomery
Zellerbach Marks, 4:W California
Broker*— .Minlnff Ntoekn.
Altken Robert, 314 Montgomery
Altniever Aaron, :!<i6 .Montgomery
Aub Philip I)., :i-i)'v Montgomery
Bear Solomon, 140 Montgomery
Benrlmo .loseph. :i:iO Montgomery
Ulsagno * K.'carte. .'"lOO K-arny
Blow A. W. ^t Co.,:Wl Pine
Bov.l T. i:., :«)4 .Moiitgotuerv
Burling J. W., 413 California
Cantin Joseph P., 311 California
Ciav & Co., 417 Calii'.irnla
Collins John H. Jr., 320 Sansom
Crane A. E.,410 Montgomery
Dahl B. F. 331 .Montgomery
De Pass .lane's, ;t31 ."yionlgomery
Din-Ill. .re l!.>bi'rl, 220 Montgomery
DiiVal William S., 420 Montgomery
Dii.li.y Hugh, 330 Pine
Fernaiil .lo.seph F.,'213 Sansom
Flagg H. IL, 420 .Montgomery
»;i..ver G. F. M., 417 California
Grav.son .1. T. * Co., 41'l California
Harris ,t Bennett, 314 Moutnom.'ry
Havens Frank ('.,;«! .Moiitk'oinery
Hawxlmr^i Robert, 402 Jlontgomery
Herlughi Edwanl, 422 Montgomery
Herzberg Isaac,;t26 Pine
Hosmer D. M. A Co., 116 Halleck
Howanl Ilc'nrvC.,411' . California
Hunt C.-.T.;.' H. it Co.. 2o:t Sansom
Hut.liliis >t Hav.'iis, 30S Pine
Kauliiian Edward S., :«M Montgomery
Keniie.lv Paltick J., 421 California
KreldcrFraiik L.,3:tO Pine
Kutz G. JL & <'o., 31H Montgomery
Liibermanii Theodore, 310 Mont
Marks E.lmiin.l, 40'i Calll..rnla
Martin .Mlie.r S., 110 Li'l'l-sdord"
Mayers A. iV Co. i.lructlonalsliare(>),240
Slotitgomery
Mavsim .lo.seph M.,314 Pine
McAnenv tieoige B.,.)2 Nevada Block
McCombe John. Ill' • I'Mlllornla
McPherson J. K., 221 Sati-om
MetchkcDIto. :rjs M'.ntg..nii'ry
Miller Ellas, 402 .Montgotiiej-y
Mix L. W., 317 Montgomery
Morse Edward A.,:J2fi Pino
Murray William B., :«H Pine
Neville Ernest H., 116 Montgomery
Newton Henry .\., ;f27 Pine
ti'Brlen E. A. * Co.. 424 Montgomery
• igdeu Freili-rlck,314 Montgomery
Pearson, .lame.^ A Co., 311 Pine
Perrv John Jr., 413 .Montgomery
Ru.'-s A. Ptiug, :C6 Pine
.SawMT Charles L..63H Maiket
Scbintt Hiiirv. 4)0 I'alltomla
Si'ikel (ieorgi- A- Co., :«) Pine
Skalle Allreil, 3i>4 Pine
SmIli'V .loseph E., :r20 Sansom
Smith Jacob W.. 421 California
Smiihson T. B., 113 LeUlesdorlf
Smvth C. F., 322 Pine
SI. John Rlcliard A.. 306 Montgomery
Sulzbacher Jo.s.'ph, Kti I'lne
Swim D. K.. 331 Montgomery
Th..iii|.-oi> \\ llllaiii P., .'M t allfornta
Tv.-.iii.V McKee.3l6 .Montgomery
Von Lo.'vii ke Percv, 121 Sanwjni
Wallace (ieorgc, X^ I'llic
BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
950
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTOR^.
White Joseph, R20 Market
Wilson Richnril,415 Montgomery
Winans John C, 215 Sansom
Wolberg I., 307 3Iontgoiner>-
Wood William E., ai8 Montgomery
Brokers— Tfining Stocbs.
California Stock Exchange.
Ackerson George T., 314 Montgomery
Aiken Charles H., 22Leidesdorff
Armstrong J. L., 444 Calfomia
Atherton Faxon D.. 705 ."?ansom
Baldridge J. E., 22 Leidesdortr
Barling H. H., 22 Leidesdorff
BueU C. S., 22 Leidesdoitf
Campbell John P., 22 LeldesdorfT
Carter George E., 22 LeideB'lorfr
Conger C. C, 113 Leidesdorti
Cords Robert, 306 Montgomi.-ry
Downing H. C., 22 Leidesdorfl'
Frank ."^amuel, 316 Montgomery
Gariot A. Jr.. 418 ilontgomery
Goldman 3Iax, 422 Montgomery
Gray John, 22 Leidesdorfl"
Green James J., .32S Montgomery
Hart H. H.. 22 Leidesdorff
Harvey C. »"., 22 Leidetdorff
Ha\ hoe John, 501 California
Hendrie E. B., 22 Leidesdorfl
Ilerrera F., 331 3Iontgomery
Hirfchfeld Julius, 313 Montgomery
Hoare C. W., 420 Montgomery
Howell S. S.. 415 Sansom
H' neman S., 22 Leidesdorfl
Jewell J. G. , 310 California
Kahn Samuel, 113 Leidesdorfl"
Klewisch John 0.,422 Montgomery
Lammon (ieorge I., 22 L?idesdorfi"
Lebatard M., 418 Montgomery
Luty F. E., 5117 Montgomery
Lyon \V. C, 22 Leidesdorfl'
Marina J. de Sta., 446 California
McCammon E. E., 22 Leidesdorfl
McDonnel J., 22 Leldesdorff"
McGrew A. F., 420 Montgomery
Oppenheim John, 313 Montgomery
>'age J. P., 22 Leidesdorfl"
Price B., 116 Leidesdorfl"
Rea Alonzo. 22 Leidesdorfl"
Rca C. T., 22 Liedesdorfi"
Re.vnolds T. A., 22 Leidesdorfl"
fiyckman W. L., 317 Montgomery
Sparks J. C, 22 Leidesdorff
Sperling M. B.. 22 Leidesdorfl
Sweet H. A., 331 Montgomery
Todd A. H. & Co., 421 California
Twing P. H. & Co., 313 Montgomery
Warren S. P. i Co., 411 California
Westheimer John F., 22 Leidesdorfl"
Wightman A. C, 419 California
I Yeazell A. H., 22 Leidesdorfl"
PACIFIC STOCK EXCHANGE.
I Bacon F. W., 31H Montgomery
I Baird Andrew, 312 Calilornia
Baldridge Michael, 314 Montgomery
Baldwin E. J., 419 California
I Berryman F. M., 316 Montgomery
! Bourne John B., 12 Leidesdorfl'
I Brown Charles E., 438 California
! Coleman M., 316 iMontgomery
Cook & Walcott, 313 Montgomery
I)"Oyly Nigel, 317 Montgomery
Dodge George S.. 302 Montgomery
Duncan W. T., 316 Montgomery
Edwards & Irvin", 303 Pine
Elliott F. A.. 316 Montgomery
Ely George, 318 Montgomery
Eppstein & Go., :m Pine
Fay Philip S., :i"tO Pine
Flatt C. .1., 313 M< ntgomery
Frank Gu6t«ve,3l3 ^'ontgomcry
Franks &, Gray, 318 Montgnniery
Gardiner Baldwin, 314 Montgomery
Gauthler E., 306 Montgomery
Golly <fe Uhl, 42ij California
Greene & Co., 314 Montgomery
Gricsingcr l{obert, 503 California
Hawkins J.J. K.& Co.,1 Nevada Block
Henriqucs I). M.,314 Montgomery
HirshfiM Charles, 324'-; .Montgomery
Hoitt Ira G., 331 Jlontgomerv
Hunt John L., 314.Montgoiii.iy
Hutchinson John, 5 Merchants Ex-
change
Jacobs L. N"., 310 Montgomery
Kaufman & Co., 304 Montgomery
Kelley Georue W., 31fi ;Mijntg.,mery
Konna 1'. J. G.,314 .M'in!;;i>ni<'rv
Kent R. F. <fe Co., 316 Montgomery
Kyle R. G., 316 Muiit^-oniery
Lederer George M.. 316 Muotgomery
Lent William M., .52 Nevada Block
McDonald J. M.. 316 ilontpomery
Montealegre J. G., 316 Montgomery
Morgan W. P., 316 Montgomery
Moroney Paul, 314 Montgomery
Moulder .Andrew J., 314 Montgomery
ti'Connor Thomas, 304 Montgomery
Otis & Co., .306 Montgomery
Phippf .\lfred B., :<11 California
Plummer H. W., 316 Montgomery i
Rich David, 316 Montgomery
Sanborn T. C. 314 Montgomery '
Sedgwick John, 317 Montgomery
Smiley T. J. L. & Co., 306 Mont
Spever Brothern, S."?? Pine
Taylor W. S., 420 Montgomery
Tildcn Joseph , 316 Montgomery
Tobin Richard C, 314 Montgomery
Uhl George. 429 Calfornia
Walcott A. F.. 313 Montgomery
Webb A. H., 316 Montgomery
AVeiU Leon, 307 Montgomery
Weller Charles L., 203 Bush
Whitelv T. & Co., 314 Montgomery
W'o]i Frederick, 310 Montgomery
Wood H. P., 318 Montgomery
Wright William H.,420 Montgomery
Zadig & Weill, 307 Montgomery
San Fk AN CISCO Stock a.nd Exchange
Board.
Atkinson, Doud & Co., 337 Pine
Barrett & Walker, 4 Leidesdorfl"
Block & Bernhard, 404 Montgomery
Bonynge C. W., S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Boswell S. B. & Co., 318 California
Brooks >amuel H., 4;?9 California
Brown J. M'., 438 California
Budd W. C. 440 5Iontgomerv
Cahill E. <fe Co., 406 Montgomery
Charles H. A., 327 Pine
Child E. F., 318 Pine
I CLUTE & LUVELANP, 242 Mont
Coffin, Sanderson & Cook. 312 Pine
Coit B. H., S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Coleman James V., 42 Nevada Block
Coleman John W., 1 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
COPE & DA\'IS, 314 Pine
Conrsen G. A., 405 Cahfornia
Crocker & Suydam, 218 Pine
Crowlev & Goodman, 436 California
Dewey E. E., 308 Pine
Dixon Samuel, 238 Montgomery
Duncan William L., 306 Montgomery
Ehrlich M., 412 California
Eyre E. E., S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Felton Charles N.. 402 Montgomery
Fitch J. R., S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Flood J. C. & Co., 6 Nevada Block
Foster W. H , S. F. Stock Exchange
Bldg
Fox C. W., 439 California
Freeborn James, 6: 0 Montgomery
Fry, Neal & Co., 3.30 Montgomery
Glazier I. & CO., 412 California
Goodman J. T., 4.36 California
GREENEBAUM, HELBING & CO.,
2.32 Montgomery
Gurnett A. (i. & Co., 310 California
Hale cfc Pacheco, 317 Montgomery
HALL E. F., 410 Califor-nia
Hall M. I'., 40s Montgomery
Hall & Charles, .3-27 Pine
Has.'^ey F. A., 402 Montgomery
Herman M., 242 Montgomery
Hickox George C. & Co.. T2S Mont
Higglns W. L., S. F. Stock E.xchange
Buililing
Hill & Kilgour, 326 Montgomery
Hochstadter E. <fc Co., S'NV cor Sansom
and California
Hooker R. C, 336 Pine
Ives George I., 402 Montgomery
Jones J. H. & Co., 320 Pine
Jones J. P., S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Keene James B., 1 S. F. Stock Exch
Building
Kenney <fe Dyer, 228 Montgomery
King Joseph L. & Co., 406'.^ California
Kilgour Lawrence, 326 Montgomery
Latham .1. H., S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
L.\THAM <fe KING, 312 Pine
Lawton Franklin, 413 Jlontcomery
LlKsak A. H. Jr.. K 8 Leidesdorfl"
Logan U. C, 317 3Io)iigoniery
Loveland L. F., 242 Montgniufry
Lynch Jeremiah, S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Mackintosh William, 322 Montgomery
Mahonv J. H. Jr., 408 .Montgomery
MARKS & RElNHARDT,2.32,>i Mont
31ARYE GEORGE T. & SON, 234
Montgomery
McDonald M. J., 203 Bush
McDonald M. L., 302 Montgomery
Messer, Bacon & Co.. S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
3Iiles E. M. & Co. , 413 Montgomery
Miller & Van Wyck, 308 Pine
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
MCRPHY E. P.. 409 Pine
Neal Charles S.. 3.30 Montgomery
Noble H. H. & Co., 435 Calif.jrnia
Patterson James L., 313 Calfomia
Peckham E. P., 311 Montgomery
Quinan J. A., S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Randolph, Mackintosh & Co , S2 Mont
Rogers R. K., 80 Nevada Block
Rorke B. B. & Co., .3(H Montgomery
Rudkin J. A., 423 California
Schmieden Henry, S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Schmitt J. L. & Co., 6 Merchants'
Exchange '
Scott H. H. & Co., 307 Montgomery
Sharon William, 305 Sansom
Shotwell J. M., 324 Montgomery
Smiley George W., 318 Pine
Steel Thomas, S. F. Stock E.xchange
Building
Steinhart S., 26 Merchants' Exchange
Stoutenborough C. H.. 401 California
Turnbull Walter, 316 Pine
Van Wvr k H. L.. 308 Pine
Waktlield S. B. & Co., .322 Pine
Walker u. V., 4 Leidesdorfl
Wattles J. B. & Co., 303 Montgomery
Wilke F. E., 429 California
Williams Henrv, 314 Pine
Wilson & Hutchinson, 322 Pine
Woods F. H., 316 Pine
Woods & Freeborn, 316 Pine
YOST D. Z. & CO., .332 Montgomery
Zlnns L. W., S. F. Stock E.xchange
Building
Brokers— SfoneT-.
C^Dealers in United States, Staler
County. Etc., Securities.)
Abrahams & Spiro, 534 Kearny
.\mark Fred, 518 Battery
Anthonv George W., 102 Kearny
Arnold Brothers, 211 Kearny
.\nambide J. M., 611 Montgomery
Barbee John, NE cor Montgomery and
Sacramento
Bear Solomon , 140 Montgomery
Bisagno & Ricarte, 500 Kearny
Boas Judah, 420 Montgomery
Browne P. I>., J22 Sansom
Carter R. W., 302 Montgomery
Chandler Moses K., 818 MarKet
Cohn & Frank, 418 Montgomery
Cook Charles W., 215 Sansom
Dale David R.. 418 California
Davis William H., 320 Sansom
De Pas C. B. & Co., NE cor Montgom-
ery and Washington
De Pass James, 331 Montgomery
Dufficy Michael C, 22 Jlontgomery
Fulton Edward, 22 IMontgomery
Goldbaum Louis, 10 Kearny
Green Jacob, 404 Montgomery
Greenbaum L. & Co., 306 Montgomery
Haley Charles M., "209 Sansom
Harris Matthew, 145 Third
••■■-Hayer^ti^k & Lathrop, :W4 Mont
Helmrich & Hansen, 304 Sansom
Herzfelder Herman, 2 Sixth
■-'Hopkins William S.,326 Mont
Hosmer D. M. & Co.. 116 Halleck
Hull M. J., 206 Montgomery
Jacobs Abraham. 613 Pacilic
Klewisch J. (>., 326 Pine
Kohn Jacob, 212 Sansom
Kutz G. M. <fe Co., 318 Montgomery
Leverentz C. i Co., .S30 Montgomery
Levinson Herman, NE cor Clay and
Battery
Lewkowitz Jacob, NE cor Market and
Kearny
Liebermnn Theodore, 310 Montgomery
Lindsey William, 225 Dupont
Lorie Samuel. 4:56 Jlontgomcry
Ludington Charies S., NE cor Third
and Howard
MacDonuld A. D.. 948 Market
Mayer Joseph, 312 Cahfornia
Maynard J. H,, 315 California
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
lijH hmm Itel ««tf l^feir tmi
OIUJANIXKD SKI'l. 11. Ihi;-^.
OFFICKRN :
E. P. Peckham, Pnsidcnt. A. II. Lissak. .In.. Vic.-Pr.-s.
B. H. CoiT, Clmiriinin.
Chas. S. Nk.al, Secretary. j. yi Shoiwkll. Tnnsurfr.
MEETINGS DAILY.
S. S. PINE, between Montgomery and Sansom bts.
JACOB CiKEENKBAUM. KMANTEI. STIlAl's. 1- . \v. < l.tri
Ai'or.sT HF.i-niN(;.
GREENEBAUM, HELBING & CO.
STOCKBROKERS,
3:t2 :tioiii|c4>iii<'i'.v Ml.
EDWARD F. HALL & CO.
STOCKBROKERS,
4IO ('alU'ornia St.
Storks BoiiKlit, siilil anil carried on niurttln.
K. F. II.M.i., Jr., niunilier f. F. Stuck and E.xcliangc
Board.
0. Z. YOST & CO.
STOCKBROKERS,
3^ Monfifonif r.r St.
(Safe Deposit iJulldin;.'..)
Stocks bought and carried on margin.
E. P. MURPHY,
STOCKBROKER,
40W Piii<> St.
Member S. F. Stock anil E.\change Board.
GEORGE T. -MAKYE. (iKulKiK X. .MARYE, JK.
GEORGE T. MARYE & SON,
Stock and Money Brokers,
'i'.H yunntjutftrr^ St.
Stock.s bought and aoM on coninitshlon and carried on
niar!{ln.
JOS. MARKS, U. REIXHARDT.
Members. F. Stork iiml Kxclinn^'e Itoanl.
MARKS & REINHARDT,
Commission Stockbrokers,
2:»2', Monleoni«T.t Ml.. Kan Kraii«'lt»«"0.
I. K. l.i>VEI,.\ND,
Mi'mberS. K. Stock iiinl K\. Iiatii.'"- Itnard.
CLUTE & LOVELAND.
STOCKBROKERS,
242 Noiit]r<Mii«>r.> Nl.. Nnii t'raiioliM>u.
Stuck' boiiiiht mill Milil on cl.rnnli^^l.ll1. si... !.» . nrrl.-.l
on margin.
(i. W. COPE. ,;K(.. o. luVlH.
.^lenib.-rS. K. Slock ami Kxchnnt.- lloHr.l.
COPE & DAVIS.
STOCKBROKERS,
:ti I i>iii<- w».
HOMER S. KING & CO.
(Sill I i>>.,r- t.i (,\ I II \M \ K:\..)
Stock and Money Brokers,
ai2 l*ln«> Nl.
.stocks Ijoiiulil ami rnrrieil on inart;ln.
MABTIK BACOM. Wit. MACKIN'TOaB.
MACKINTOSH & BACON.
Commission Stockbrokers,
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StiK'kK carried on niar»:lii. MIhthI n.hnncer. nin.le on
active account.*.
ARTHITR W. FORTKR. ». n. WAKEKIKLD.
S. B. WAKEFIELD & CO.
STOCKBROKERS,
4»llif<- :tl I l>ln<- Ml.
R. C. HOOKER,
rSncceitwir to <;\ui>in>:ii <t IIii«>kkh>
Commission Stockbroker,
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Near Sacramento Street, ... - San Francisco
eals of ETfipy ©esei^iptlom
FOR STAMPING AND EMBOSSING
Crests, Goats of Arms, Bookbinders' Dies and Tools, Steel and Brass
Stamps, Dies for Metal Stamping, Hat Tips, Boot Dies,
Embossing Dies, Initials, and everything
in the line of
METAL ENGRAVING
Mr, Giller has no rival on the Pacific Coast for
SUPERIOE WORKMANSHIP
430 MONTGOMERY ST., SAN rUANCISCO
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BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
951
■•■Melone Uriirv. 438 Califoni'.a
Mooily \V. c. tt Co., -JOS Montgomery
Neville Ernest H., 110 MnntKoiuerv
O'Brien E. A. & O'., -12-1 Mont
Dppenbelnier <fc Salinper, 4'.'2 Mc.nt
S'i'err.v .Tulin Jr., 413 MuntHonuT.v
Peyser Cnrdline Mrs., 5l!l Muntpomery
J'helan William S., SE cor Sansoui and
Wn.-liinKlon
Roe A riuniHier, 15 Steuart
Buppin Bernard, 2'i2 5Iontj,'oniery
Salomon Jnoiili, 502 K<arny
Schwartz (ieorttf, 132 ^iiitter
Shejiard Edwunl A., X\V cor Sacra-
mento and Jlontf-'oiinry
SUeyer Emanuel, 10 Kearn.v
Silberstelu .lulius, 436 K.arny
Smith Ferdinand, 3li; Muutgomery
Stewart OeorKi', 7W Market
Stuttnieister William. Hi2 Fourth
Suss Abraham, 214 Montgomery
■•'•■•Sutro <fe Co.,40S Jlontgomery
Triekey John H., 415Sansom
Vassault Ferdinand ,320 Sansom
■VValilsteln Joseph, NE cor (Jlay and
Battery
Wultersen John, 3 New Jlontgomery
Watkin William B., 438 California
Welhe August, 400 Montgomery
■Wheat ley E. I)., 1 Fourth
AVilzinski Samuel, 319 Sansom
Wis well Thaddeup-, (124 Montgomery
Brokers— Note,
Abbott Cisborn, •■?19 California
Carter R. W,, 302 Montgomery
Damon J. E.,607 Montgomery
FIsk Asa, 240 Montgomery
Lacy Harrv, 321 California
Little John T., 302 Montgomery
Maddox C. H., 402 Montgomery
MeCombe John, 411 'o California
McMechan James, 324 Pine
Morgenstern Myer, 436 Jlontgomery
Perry John Jr., 413 Montgomery
Pettigrew & Earless, 217 Sansom
Plume .1. V. & Co., 319 California
Raum J. M., 430 Slontgomerv
Sutton 0. 1'., 531 California
Whitman S. P., 302 Montgomery
Brokers— Pawn,
Aronson G. & Co., 110 Kearny
Briefner <fe Lew, 653 Washington
Brock J., 718 Washington
Charmak Henry, 408 Kearny
Eisner C. <fe Co., 623 Kearny
Franklin Abraham, 813 Kearny
Franklin John, 'Mo Kearnv
Franklin Noah J., 1106 Market
Glaser Henry, 240 Kearny
Goldberg Max & Co., .324 Kearny
Goodman Abraham, 414 Kearny
Graaffcfe Isaacson, 214 Montgomery Av
Hanak Sigmund, 623 K( arny
HIrshleld Julius H., 510 Kearny
Hyman W., 16 Kearny
Jacobs Abraham, 613 I'atiljc
Leszynsky II. E., 409 Kearny
Levy Joseph H., 617 Washington
LIchtenstein B. H., 704 Kearny
Myers Harris, 644 Clay
Myers II. & tiun 333-108-227 Kearny
Schmalz William, 625 Kearny
Solomon I. L., 622 Kearny
Stone J. R., 2,55 Third
Van Vliet & Strauss, 50C Kearny
Brokers— Beal Estate.
{•See Keal Estate Asjents.) |
I
Brokers— Mhip and Custom ;
Iloase.
Bauch Peter CSC-O Ratlery I
BeHingall & Miller, 425 Battery
Boden John H. <fc (.'o., 504 Battery
Bunker H. S., SOS Battiry
De Fremery II. S.,,5(wv, Hattery I
Gardner James H.,-y>4 Battery I
Helse Charles Ed.. 510 Hattery
HugheP A Edson, .504 Hattery
Btattoon & I)an;;iada, 002 Battery
McGlU R. E., .508 Battiry
Reed George W.. .508 Battery
Sehleideii A Scholl, 418 Battery
Tavlor & Uessler, 518 Ilatt.ry
Travers Edward W.,210 Battery
Walki r F. P., 319 Cullluruia
Wheeler R. S. & Bro., 518 Battery
! Brokers-Ship and Frelsbt.
Bovle it Wll(ion,;is California
[lughis 11. & C....221 Front
Lolur ( linrU-a l>.,:)i M.-rehant»' Exch
I'etcrpoti Sonn H., ,vsciav
j ScUleidiu ik Seholl, 418 Battery
Bronze Uoods.
I Aekernian Brothers, 209 Sutter and
1 123 Kiarnv
And.rs..n & Kandi.lph. 101 Mont
1>AY Tlfu.MA.'^, 1-22 Sutter
Lawtonn. &Co.,6ii Market
Nathan B. <t C.i.. l^tiSmti-r
Sierlni: II. A Co., 19 Montgomery and
107 Sutter
Weyl Brothers, 110 Suttor
Bronze Powders.
Hueter Bros. <fe Co., 12 .Second
Bronzers and Ciilders.
Engels William, E s Ctah, nr T».-nly-
I'uurth
Paudl.-r Jo.seph, 773 Mission
ICochicloli K. F.,8Tvler
%\ ilson William F., 25 Stockton
Zaiile Iiaulel, hO Jessie
Broom Handles.
ABMKS & IiALLAM, 115-117 Front
Grader Francis J., 211 Mission
Lli'SHEIt GEURGE, 223 Battery
Broom Makers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
I Feldman L. & i:o. (agents i, 317 .Sac
j Gillespie & Furber (Kureka Broom
I Factor\ ), 114 Sacramento
Golden * Copson, 109 Clav
HARBISON & DICKSnN.ClOSac
! Harwood Charles B., 925 Capp
Hemingway John, NE cor Norwich
and Guimison Av, Bernal Heights
Howes E. K. & Co., 118-122 Front
Hubbard W. li., SW cor Nineteenth
and Stevmson
LIl'SIIKR (;E(iKGF,223 Batteo'
Bol.liiM.M, Fowli-r & Co., 215 Sac
SAN FKANCISCU BRUSH FAC-
TURV (rattan and corn), .325 Soc
Taylor John, S s Bay, bet Powell and
Mason
Ward Thomas, 27 Drunim
Winter Albert, 1606 Stockton
ARMES & DALLAM,
Manufacturers of
ALL KINDS OF
BHOOMS,
115-117 FRONT.
Brush Dealers.
ARMES & IIALLAM, 11.5-117 Froiit
Feldman I,. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Gillespie <$: Furber, 114 Sacramento
Goltiinan II., 120 Sulti-r
Howes E. K. <fe Co., 118 Fr.nt
Kellv James H. & Co., 101-105 Front
and 110 I'Ine
Llglitn<'r A- We.Kl.s 323 Market
LIl'SlIEK (JEuRGK, 223 Battery
Ki l.iiisr.ii. Fowler <fe i'o., 215 Sac
W aid Thomas, 27 Dniniin
W hite Horace F., 123 Clav
Woltr & Loze (Jewelers), 130 Sutter
Yates & Co.. 113 Front and 627 Kear
ARMES & DALLAM,
- Ai.l.N IS —
MCLAUGHLIN'S
«»lioe, St-i-uh, Paint l)UMtin|r,
Whilewuxli, Etc,
115-117~^FRONT.
GEORGE laPHHER,
BRUSHES, BASKETS
4ntl K<-:illi«-r I>u«i«-i-b.
Wood and Willow Ware. 223 Battery.
Brusli MunufHeturers.
Blelblrey A Brnkiiinn. B4fl Mlsaluo
Filter Brothirr, 615 s«< rnnKnlo
Ford John E., W n .Moultrie nr Cort-
lanil Av
Kunzed. K.,SEcor Mariposa and MU-
Hlsslllpl
SAN UlANCISOl BlilSlI FAC-
Tuny, K. W. Simpson, .rjs Sac
I'mia J. (I. allii ri, 157 N« w Mont
R. W. SIMPSON,
S.F.SleaiDBrDsli& Broom Factory
OFFICE,
.3a5 SACR.IMKXTO.
FACTOBY,
G13-C15 HHANNAN.
Broom Curo and Brtstlesi Bought and
Sold.
8?
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Bnllder*.
(See Carpcutcn awi BuUdert.)
Building: Movers.
(.Set Hiiuie Muvfrs.)
Building Paper.
ARMES * DALLA,M,1I,'>-117 Front
Harrison & Dickson, 210 .Sacramento
Buns Makers.
Grader Francis J., 211 Mission
Ml.xer George II. (inetalllc ), 51 Beale
Wnas Henry, 720 Minna
Waterman J. A., 51 Beale
Bunss- Cork.
(See also Chrks.)
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery
Bustle Manufarturers. j ^
JoTiafsin Jonas, .545 .Markrt i 8
Bulehers,«-attle -Wholesale ! ^
Arnold B. E., SKcor Twint\ -thlnland
Yah ncia, and N 8 M, nr First Av,
South .s. F.
Artlgues K. A Co., H S. F. .Market.aud
S s Fifth A V, nr Railroad A v, South
S. F.
Bliss G. D., First Av, nr Kentucky.
South S. F.
Bran lensteln .M. A Co.,.it11ce &2;> Hay
Brown R. W., cor Fifth Av and N,
South S. F.
DoniM'llv, Dunne * Co., oftlce noi Cal
Dunphv A llllilreth, oitlce 5.Tt Kiaruv
Grailwohl M. A i'"., 5i Wa«hliu'tou
.Mnrkii.and 111 First
James J. G.. otlUv :OI Kearny
Loe». 1 A Co.. 12 S. F. Mark.t
Ml(helss.n, Brown A Co.. offlce 308
Front
Mlll-r A Lux, ollke KQ Kearny
Mollnt K. A H., oiiue 238 Kenmy
.Murpl.v, Horn A B^rn<•,•lln(1• iXl Hear
ll'llrleii \\ llllani, •tlUr ,529 Clay
Ori'k'.nSli" t niM llvl< (•..rliie Co.,oince
:«! M
Peres 1, 'i*'
Polv.ll. Kearuy
Schoenl.' I ' ' »ruy
Schweliz. r J. «!. Oj., 10 '-lay Street
Market
S lilt M.,offlcp.'Sti Kearny
Shrailer A. .1., 2 First A v, .S.mth .''. t .
Svlvisi-r D. A J., First Av, S>ulli
■ S. F.
Townshi-nd Wllilnui J.,» » Flfte< nth
A V, nr Ilnllruad Av, S<.uth S. K.
Irl F.llx,2t>.>J. F. Market
WngniT fharles F.. ■ince MO Kearny
Wlcl.elhausen Louis. ofUcc 536 CUr
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
952
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Bnteliers, Hog — Wholesale.
Ahlps Richard, Sixth A v. or K, South
S. F.
Andrews Oliver, cor Fifth Av and K,
South S. F.
Artigues E. & Co., 14 S. F. Marlset, and
S s Fifteenth Av, bet Kailroad Av
and X, South S. F.
Brandenstein Sf. & Co., office 529 Clay
Ooen William, >'\\' cor Sixth Av and
L, South S. F.
Donnelly, Dunne & Co., office 601 Cal
Johnson J. G., Fourth Av and M,
South S. F.
Maloney Michael, Fifth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Michelssen, Brown & Co., office 308
Front
Moding T., cor Fourth Av and M,
South S. F.
Regan & U'Neil, Fifth Av, bet K and
L, South S. F.
Schenkel P., Fifth Av, nr K, South
S. F.
BntcIier.s.Slieep— Wholesale
Avy Eugene, office 320 Sansom
Brandenstein 31. & Co., office 529 Clay
Crummey & Hall, First Av, ur Ken-
tuck v
Donnelly, Dunne & Cc, office GOl Cal
DooleyJohn H., cor Sixth and Railroad
avs. South S. F.
Furcate & Co., Fifth Av, South S. F.
Husson I'aul, office 535 Clay
Lawrence & Brown, Fifth Av, South
S. F.
O'Brien William, office .529 Clay
Poly, Heilljron <fe Co., office 339 Kearny
Sailer B., Fifth Av, nr K, South S. F.
Silverberg Simon, office 320 Sansom
Townshend W. J., S s Fifteenth, nr
Railroad Av
Wichelhausen Louis, office o'.io Clay
Butehers* Supplies.
Voight & Wulbccke, <M0 Bryant
Bntchers — Retail.
Ackermnn D., 6 New IMetropolitan
Market
Adams Emerson, 6 Pearl
Adler Morris, W2 Beale
Adrian & Stoer, cor Twenty-fourth and
Bryant
.\nt2 Henry, 1-2 Grand Western Market
Astorg& Co., 313 Fifth
Augustiuy John, SE cor Turk and Polk
Baccus R. T., SW cor O'Fanell and
Mason
Baci^alupi Charles, NE cor Leaven-
worth and Pacilic
Bailey \athan J., 515 Bryant
Band Joseph, W5 Valencia
Baraty & Coutelenc, :i03 Mont Av
Barry David Jr., E s Church, bet
Twenty-second and Twenty-third
Barut Raymond, 1-102 Slockton
Beck Charles, ft>.) Laguna
Beck Jacob, 6)3 McAllister
Bepler John, 1518 Dupont
Ber- Ferdinand, 26 Grand Arcade
Market
Herryman J. J., 108 Twelfth
Ht-nliold Katrina Mrs., 206 Broadwav
Blocli & Blum, SE cor Geary and Wil-
liam
I'.oe.se Henry J., 512 Davis
Bogan John, 721 Brannan
Boiler F. J., 12.30 Dupont
Hollinger Nicholas, 5 Jackson
Bouterious Angel, 03-64 Cal. Market
Breiling Frauk, SE corTliird aud IMin
Brelling & Dalii, 216 Second
Brennan Bros., NWcor Mission and
Thlrty-drst
Brown W. B., a Jackson
Brundage J. I'., NW cor Polk and Val-
lelo
Buff* Doerfier, cor Twentv-nrst and
Valencia
Burke J. C. 1330 Folsom
Campbell S. J., 7 Clara
Campbell Thomas. 723 Folsom
(Janavan & Co., 1125 Howard
Camgui'sto A Rnvenjno, SE cor Stock-
ton and (Jr. eiiwich
Carrau Jo.sii>h, \.V)i .Mission
Catoir Julius, l.'iSO Pacitic
Cavaney John, 210 Ninth
Cazeres Guliham, 322 Filth
Chamberlain & Co., 36-10 S. F. Market
Christoftel Jacob, NE cor Sixth and
Harrison
Clirtbrd Robert, 2^ Fourth
Con>anni Achille, SE cor Dupont and
Filbert
Convey Edward, NE cor Hvde and
Green
Coughlin J. D., 41 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Cuneo Giovanni, 311 Broadway
Curley John, NW cor Twenty-seventh
and .\labama
Daverkosen Peter. 2516 Bush
Dasrugue Gabriel, 12 Clay Street Cen-
tral ?larket
Dawson & i )rtmann, 4-6 Grand West-
ern Market
DeLuca Gesuldo, SE cor Dupont and
Green
Decourtieux Amand, 27 S F Market
Dengler Philip, 236 Third
Di Vecchio Stephen. h71 Mission
Dodge Daniel, NE cor Steuart and
Howard
Dodge .1. W., 71 Grand .\rcade Market
Doll John W., 26i>4 Suiter
Downey <t Son, Ns Twentieth, bet
Valencia and Guerrero
Drouet Hypolite, 1420 Stockton
Duane Edward, 6 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Dulion John E., SW cor Pacific and
Powell
Duilon Leon, 705 Pacific
Dunker Christopher, -322 Folsom
Edmonds J. J., NE cor Harrison and
Dora
Edmundson A., NE cor Folsom and
Sixth
Eggers & Hartnett, 1226 Pacific
Einsberg Brothers, 414 Broadway
Erasmy John, 1921 Bush
Fabrv Leopold M., .545 Haves
Farrell & Gattney, 4:i2 Third
Faubel Henry, SE cor Shotwell and
i Twenty-second
Faubel Jacob, 173 Sixteenth
1 Faubel John, 2200 Fillmore
I Faubel Phillip H., SE cor Shotwell and
I Twentieth
I Tauf er Charles, cor Railroad and Four-
teenth avs, South S F
I Fay Andrew, 2.541 Mission
Featherston Peter, 17 Zoe
Felsing Frederick, 967 Mission
Ferrier John S., 44 Grand Central Mar-
ket
; Finiey <fc Stephan, 1 California Market
, Fitschen A. F., Eleventh Av, nr Rail-
road Av, Souih S F
I Flach .Joseph, SW cor Seventeenth and
Dolores
Flinn John W., 103 Jones
I Fl> nn Patrick, 703 Brannan
I Fogarty Jame.-, 71 Center Market
Fos Brothers, 1320 Dupont, and 821
Pacific
French Lucius, cor ( ak ana Octavia
Fulda Lesman, 9 New Metropolitan
Market
Gabler Gu.stav, 1412 Polk
Gaiinger & Mayer, 621 Hvde
Geantit Altonse, 16 S F Market
; Gernier John C, 511 Pacific
' Clennan 3Iartin, NE cor (J'Farrell and
Jones
GoertEhain H. E., 1103 Leavenworth
i Goldman Jacob, .56 Washington Mar-
ket
Goldmeyer Louis. 307 Sixth
tiradwohl M. & Co., .59 Washington
Market, and 114 First
Gradwohl M. & H., 525'., Fourth
Gradwohl A Co., 1146 Market
Grady Edward JL, 613 Post
Gianucci & De Luca, 1303 Dupont
Green George W., 7 Centre Market
, Gruber Adam, NW cor Kearny and
Union
Guck<»nheimer Marx, 1 Grand Central
.^larket
Guichei <t Francois, 232 Fourth
Gunn Hugh, .561 JIU.Kion
Hagnn Henry B.,SVV cor Castro and
Filteenth
Hageniann Charle*, II 17 Mission
Hals Frank J., 46 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Hanson Fergus, 11 California Market
j Harms Hans, 321 Green
I Hartman Jacob, 48 Grand Central Mar-
l ket
1 Hasselbach George, SW cor Howard
I and Stcunrt
1 Havden & (I'Brien, 424 Fourth
Hedge George H., 813 Market
HenKe & Drewes, cor Twenty-fourth
I and Potrero Av
j Herlihy John Jr., NW cor Twenty-
i third and Columbia
I Hermann Bernhard, 801 Geary
I Herold Charles, 704 Battery
I Hertz Hermann, SE cor Seventh and
Minna
Hertz L. & J., 2il-24 Centre Market
Hickson H'nrv, 2S Grand Western
Market
Hililelirand August, 113 Seventh
Hill Henry (>., 140,1 Market
Hofniann Isaac L., 9 Grand Western
3Iarket
Holmes James N., 7 Berry
Honette Constant, 205 Sixth
Hook Charles, SW cor Union'and Ma-
son
Hooper & Short, 240 Fourth
Hornung Jacob, 1005 Pacific
Hubbert Wallace R., 263 Third
Hudson & Oppenheimer, NE cor Octa-
via and Grove
Hughes John J., 48 Centre Market
Isaacs & Brampton, 1-2 Hayes Valley
Market
Jeauneau P.& Co., 67 Centre Market
Jensen Fritz. ^^07 Turk
Jonas A. & Co., 41 Washington Market
Junker Charles, 135 (Jough
Junker & Ecks, SW cor Fulton and La-
[ guna
Kahn Aaron, bE cor McAllister and
Laguna
' Kahn Louis, 1 Metropolitan Market
• Kain Michael W., 6 Mission Market
Kaiser George & Co., 17 California
Market
' Katz Frederick. W-100 California
! Market
KatzM. & Co., 2616 Bush
' Kaufman Jacob, 407 Third
Kehoe John W., 20 Seventh, NW cor
West Mission aud Ridley and SW
! cor Ninth and Mission
i Kellv C. & M., 4:i3 Stevenson
I Kellv John F., 39 Grand Arcade Market
Kellv Jospph, 1159 Jlarket
I Kelly Michael J., -i Centre Market and
; NE cor Scott and Ellis
I Keyes O. H., .50 Steuart
■ Kirsch E., 2113 Mission
Kifto Orlando, SW cor Iowa and Solano
Knierim John, W s Dolores, ur Twen-
, tv-ninth
i Koerner *; AVilkie. NW cor Mission
I and Thirteenth, and SW cor Mis-
I sion and Eighth
K'lhlnian Henrv, l.5ri3 Franklin
I Koppel Julius, !-2 ClavSt. Market
! Kramer Cornelius, 1621 Devisadero
j Kramer Frederick, 229 Fell
Kramer William J., 819 Jackson
I Kuhlemann Henry, NE cor Eddy and
Pierce
Kuper Charles, S Grand Central Market
Kurpinsky P. C, SW cor Pretita PI
1 and Gunnison Av, Bernal Heights
I Langley George, S s Shasta, bet
Michigan and Illinois
Lauiian Martin, 13J6 Polk
LeBert Victor, SE cor Eighteenth and
Capp
Leiper Jacob, S s Twenty-eighth, bet
Guerrero and Dolores
Lennard F. J., 717 Howard
Levi Rebecca Mrs., NW cor Bryant
and Cheslev
Levy F. & M., W s Miss, nr Thirtieth
Levy Jacob, SE cor Geary and Bu-
chanan
Levy Maver, Buchanan, nr Grove
Levy & Co.,\Vs Mission, bet Thirtieth
and Thirtv-first
Lewis & Co., Ill Fourth
Lieb Adam H., SAV cor Eighth aud
Clementina
Lillenthal Herman. 770 Bryant
Liutott Charles, 914 Market
Llntott James. 60-62 California Market
Livingston Louis. 7 Hayes Valley
JLTrket and 5 ftlission JIarket
Lobenstein S., NW cor Post and La-
guna
Loeb <fe Krausgrill, NW cor Broadway
and Mason
Loewel A. & Co., 12S. F. Jlarket
Lucas Brother-s, 919 Dolores
BULLOCK 6i JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS", 706 to 716 Keamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
953
Lurch Itsaac, .'>:i7 Fourth
Lutz John C. i:t.")i)iik
Maessen Wllllftin, 2 New Metropolitan
Market
Magrltz A. F., 139 Klevenih
Mahoney I). H., 154 FIrRt
Manu Daniel, '.KM Lnrkin
Marion John, 717 Howard
Markol J. L. & Co., 43 Urand Arcade
Market
Marks & ("a-isa<ly, 201 Twenty-third
Martial Philippe, .50ti',. linsli
Mar.xen Juliu.s, 208 Francisco
Maver August, SW cor Howard and
Fifteenth
McCarthy James, :C:! Third
Mcrjlynn Edward, 211 Kol.snm
Mclnerney & Stutz, 52-r):5 Washington
Market
McKcuna Patrick J., 4 Slisslon Market
McMenomy John H., 8 California
Jlarket
Medley James P. & Co., 2113 Fillmore
Mehl Frederick J., 12.Si»'j Folsom
Meneslni Eiideniio.314 Montgomery Av
Meni'sini V., 61il Broadway
Mengel John, 46 Ceiitr.' Jlarket
Merkelbach William, 13 S. F. Blarket
Meyer Albert, S s Twentieth, bet Va-
lencia and Guerrero
Bleyer John, W s Cliurrh, bet Twenty-
third and Twenty-fi>iirth
Meyer Solomon, r.0.s Linkin
Meyer & Akmnun, l(i-l>s Sacramento
Jliller Anthony, 71S IJrannan
Miller Frederick, 1103 Folsom
Minehun Patrick, 'M Fourih
Moock George, 4 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Morgenstem A. W. 544 Third
Morllz John C, 70.5 Montgomery Av
Morse John, 3 Hayes Valley Slarket
Morse John, .S s Eighteenth, bet Noe
and Hartford
Morten sen Jens P. 407 Turk
Mulciihy P. W. ,cor Harrison anil RItch
MulUillv John, SE cor Harrison and
Dora
Mulier John, 13 California Market
Nagel&Zeh, 627 Bush
Nelson James, .5.5 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Nevada Co., 3-^ Grand Western Market
Newman A. & Co. , 1-2 Centre Market
Newman Philip H., 520 East
Newman S. & Co., ! New Metropolitan
Market
Nolthenlus .John, NE cor Stockton and
Lumltard
Northmore Samuel, 1.520 Folsom
O'Brien Thomas, 420'^ Natoma
Ososke Isaac, 334 Fifth
Oswald William, 1010 J'aclflc
Ottenhelmer Isaac, 29 Grand Central
Market
Overholser Albert, SE cor Mason and
Lombard
Peterfon Henry, NVVcor Seventh and
Bryant
Pieperling Joseph & Co., SWcor Hyde
and Union.
Piltz G. H. C, NW cor Ellis and Belde-
man
Porporato Francisco, 1234 Dupont
Powers James D., 1599 Turk
Powers Thomas J., I3(i Haves
ProU Henry Jr., 1607 Clay
Raabe (Jeorge A., 1145 Folsom
Ridley Horace S., 2004 Polk
Roberts <fe Kearney, SE cor Taylor and
VWbun
Robi John. 5 California Market
Itock & Hornunf^ Sllsslon Market
Roessler .Antolni, 21 Grand Arcade
Market
Rosenberg Goetz, 1 Mission Market
Rosenberg Louis, 3 New Metropolitan
Market
Rosenberg Meyer, 519 Franklin
Itosenberg ."Samuel .S., NW cor Powell
and Vallcjo
Rosetta Fonuuato, 119 Fifth
Rossi Giovanni, 515 Broadway
Itoth Charl'-s, 8E cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Rothermel Philip, 702 Bush
Rudolph A. E., NE cor Sl.xth and Fol-
som
Saggau Henry, SW cor Van Ness Av
tinil Oak
Sahrliacher Charles, 904 Stockton
Saltman Charles, 6 Centre Market
Schmidt Henry 1827 Union
Schmidt A Co.. NW cor Leavenworth |
and Bnmilwav
Schneider It.. 45 Grand Arcade Market
Schober F. J., iia;'<, Foisoni
Schrader Jacob, S s Point Loboa Av, I
l>et Collins anil Wo.wl
Schrelbcr lli'rniann, S s Eighteenth,
bi t ('astro and llanford 1
Scbuck I'lilllp E., l;v; Eighth
Schuli-r Henry, 3-4 California Market
Schussler Louis C, IW, liupont
Schweitzer J. & (>)., 1(^20 Clay St.
Market
Selhi'l Frederick, 1-2 Clay St. Central
-Market
S<Hb.'l I'lilllp, 2 Clav St. Central Market
Si-ip.'l Ciiarles, ■2:«)2 Jlisslon
S"ufert Francis, I'.o Kigliih
Seyuer .losi'pb. 1207 Mis.^lon
Shyne .lann's <i., 339 Kourtli
Sle-l.r& Block <I04 Larkin
.^niift-n Elijah, Mis Mission
Solomon hamuel, 1-2 Grand Central
Market
Sparrow .lolin T., ii ('lementlua
Starck & Buri.'dorf, .Vtl Ellis
Stelnfel- I'hurles. 1702 llvde
Stelling Il.-nrv, 27i;ii .Mission
Stellini: <fe Sicb.'. l.Vj Sec-nd
Stern <'liarles, KHU Howard
Stolz (',, .57 t;rand Arcade Market
StolzA Co., 121) Eli-venib
Storck Charles L., 301 Hayes
Strauss Edward, '25 Grand Western
Market
Strehl Charles, 7 New Metropolitan
.'Market
Strobel J. F., 1121 Folfom
WUlllvau Timotliv. 1117 Folsom
Tautphans .lacob, 1020 Howard
Tautphaus & Stark, •2:is and 5'29 First
Tlionias Conrad. 1429 l)ui)ont
Thompson Henry, 1405 Bush
TritttMibaih Jacob, SE cor Howard and
.Seventh
Tvson & Bill, 9-26 Stockton
Unger Louis, VlOl Stockton
Uri Felix, '20 -^H San Francisco Market
Van Honsin William, NE cor Eddy
ainl .Mason
Vanderbruck Richard, SW cor Union
1 and Mason
Wasner Philip, NW cor Sutter and
Fillmore
' Wagnir & Haub, SW cor Union and
Jlontgomery
i Wablli.-liu I itlinar, 912 Twentieth
Walter George, :«)H Fifth
I WanzJ. D.. NW cor Columbia and
Twenty-fourth
Weber Ernest, 4 New Metropolitan
Market „ .
Wed.nieviT A Voll,51 Centre Market
t Weisbeli'ner i barles, 4.'.0 Sixteenth
j Wcrnertiforge. SW cort'lay and Polk
W'Tucr Louis, 910 Bryant
WVtzc'l William. '2546 Folsom
White .lobn W.. N W cor Ciay and Ma-
wm „
White Louis C., 28 Fourih
Whitman Henry, 823 Greenwich
WInrow Joseph Jr., :I002 Mission
Witz'-man W llllam, NW cor East and
Merchant . ^ .
Wood H V , NE cor Mission and Gndy
Woolhoiise n. B.. SW cor Nineteenth
and Capp
Wuthrlch John, 415 Geaiy
\'oung H. P. L. & Brother, N a Green-
wich, nrSldner
Zech.r F. W.. 1H17'-. Powell
Zeh Louis, SE cor IMiiHint and Lnlon
Butter Uealers.
(Si-r Pijiry I'lOilurr.)
Balton llolp Makera.
Coppage .lobn W., 32 .-iccon.!
Button .11 nnu Tartu r«>r«.
Colonibnt A., las Stockton
England-r W., 751 Market
Elllng'-r Soiihic Mrs., 105 Post
NoKCK')S!< A C"., rt I'o.-t
Schlndler D., 'JIW Sutter
Cabinet Makers.
(See alio FurnUure Manufarturert,
alto Chair Manu}acturfrt.j
Bare Bros., SOrt Hayes
P.odc H., 90-5 Jackson
BoUiirt A.,4l.1Mliiiilon
Davles.s.,i)0.'(Clay
I»onn<r LouIk, IhiM Powell
Droulllint J., 4i3 y\ nl«'>ni<-ry
Dullv T., NW cor Leavenworth and
u'Farri-ll
Fjiston Johii,'2>:i Flr't
Kortu's .t Mlll'T, 217 M«rk-I
Gang Hrrinnnn, l<»ki llowiird '
GILBKICT .1- .MdoHK, 2l'i Buiili |
IlnUH-li>r L. H., '^tl Jackson ,
HiTrgulb S. F., 7'it .Mark.-t
Honon Frank W.,ir74's HarrUon
Johnson C. K., T-Vt .MlMilon
Kemp J. A i'i>., 109 MlH«lou
KIllli-rCiMirnd. 2»r: Powell
KIcnmi Charlfs, 14H Bluxome
Liil|i>s(>G<'orK>- A., \M\ Fifth
Llnforlh it linn lings, 413 MI'slon
.McV.n James, 713 Stockton
N>-l.>on itasmtith.'jnci MUsloii
NIssen Bpik., '206 Leavenworth
Page Kobeit I!., '2l)lt7 Mission
I'aulson ,t Sanders. 119 JoufS
SuckovN Cimrlef, 21 Montgomery Av
Thlele Hobert, (;-i7 .MU>l..n
Welsniann Henrv, ofJ Sli-venson
WE'^T CiiAST FURMTURK CO.
NW cor Fourth aiicl Bryant
WIndel H. A Co., 310 Stockton
Wcdf W. n.,931 Mission
Wvmaii Charles. 1317 Mission
Zehtuss F. W.. H4n Mission
Cabooaea.
Bucknam A Lansrehr. 22Stouart
Holbrook, Merrill A Steth<in. Ml Cali-
fornia, and 17 Davl«
Rnv W. S. A Co., 12 Market
Tay George H. A Co., Oil Battery
C'aleiam 1iIkI><".
Ridley A. E. A Co., 3-23 Front
Calkera.
{Sf.e Shipivrii.ihU.)
<'anieo Cutter.
MezzaraP., sih Miintgoiii'-ry
Candle nannfaeturer*.
(Src aUo S<tap.)
Auger B. E. A Co. i agents i, 409 Bat
Bay Soap and Candle WorKs, Laven-
S.H1, Winters A Co., office 119 Iront
Coleman W. T. A Co. (otjents), SW cor
California and Front
Grant George M. A Co. fagents), ollb ••
H E 1 ' B U K N W A It D A . ( agent ) . 309 S«.
Mlssb)n Soap and Candle \\ orks, offli e
10s Bush _
San Francisco Candle Co., office «»-
WotLSTER, HUBBELL ACO.faBents-
317 Front (see adv. dept. page xli >
Candy Manufaeturer*.
t.Src OinfrrHoiirrn.i
4'ane Workera.
Beakley Absalom, 6 Mills PI
KIttler W. C.. -Jrrj Powell
Look F. B., 422 Powell
('anemakera.
KniPger Joseph H., 7«9 Marko
Meyer J. G. II.. 'CO Keaniy
Canned Uooda.
(See H'-rmeticaHtJ Srnlr,l Ono,U.
Cannera'Toola.
BOBBINS F. A.. 7 First
<'apMannraetnrer>.
fiarn W
Ilnrt Lo
Kaskeil li, •.. nd 42.1 Kearay
|{os<>nl.-rg tieorge, ^^^ cor Pmc anil
.Sansoin
Z<ibei .lii.ol>, r25Sansom
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ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 "Montgomery St
954
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
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Capitalists.
{See also Bankers; also Heal Estate.
Aldrich W. A., 202 Sansom
Alvord William. NAV cor Cal ami San
Allen H.H., 318 Pine
Baldwin A. R., 111^ Leidesdorff
Baldwin E. J., 419 California
Banks Thomas C, 116 California
Bateman I. C, 318 Pine
Beatty Samuel G., 202 Sansom
Beaver George W., 414 California
Belden Josinh, 202 Sansom
Bigelow S. C, 202 Sansom
Bisler David, 320 Sansum
Blackwood W. C, 401 California
Blytbe T. H.,724'., Market
Bolton James R., 618 Slerchant
Booth Henrv J., 419 California
Booth L. A., 402 Front
Borland Archibald. 312 Pine
Boyd John F.. 52 Nevada Block
' Boylan P. H., 234 Montgomery
I Bruce Samuel C, 4!0 California
Bull Alpheup. 401 California
i Burke jiphn II.. 502 Montgomery
' Byrne John M.. o.H Kearny
! Cahn Aaron, 115 Battery
' Cahn Lambert M.. 115 Battery
Cahn Leopold, 115 Battery
j Call Jonas, 207 Montgomery
Can William B., 310 Pine
I Carrascosa Jose, 323 Front
, Center John, 420 California
Channel B. F..41flClay
Chapin S. A.. 7 Montgomery Av
Chapman W. S., 306 Pine
■ Cheesman Morton, 68 Nevada Block
Clark William H., 808 Montgomery
; Clarke Frederick W., 411 '2 California
Congdon George, 40 Nevada Block
: Congdon Henrv B.. 240 Montgomery
Cook Daniel, 4 Nevada Block
■ Cook Seth, 4 Nevada Blosk
Cooper James B., 328 Montgomery
, Coulter George F., 320 Sansom
Crim Samuel, 420 California
CYonise W. H. V., 8 S. F. Stock E.\-
change Building
Crosby Frederick W'., 228 MontgomeiT
Culver William H., 575 Market
Davis Samuel, 316 California
DeLaveaga J. Y.. 258 Market
De Wolfe Stephen, 1 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Dean Peter, 419 Clav
Deering Charles .}., 41fl Clay
Dewey Sgulre P., 308 Pine
Dewey William P., 308 Pine
Dixon John, 14 Leidesdorir
Dodge George S., 302 Montgomery
Donahue Peter, 424 Montgomerv
Dows James, 4o8 Front
Dussol Gustave, 522 Montgomery
Earl John O., .^ol California
Eldridge Oliver, 318 California
English Joseph M., 328 Montgomery
Epstein Henrv, 216 Sansom
Fair James G., 6 Nevada Block
Jelfon Charles F., 402 Montgomerv
i isk Asa, 240 Montgomerv
Flood J. C. & Co., 6 Nevada Block
i loyd Richard S.. (i06 Slontgomerv
Foorman Simon, 76 Montgomery JJlock
Fox H. A., 113 Leidesdorff
*rank Joseidi, 131 Montgomery
Ireeborn Jann-K, 606 Montgom'erv
Iry John I)., 40) California
Gamble Alexander, 47 Moutgomei'v
Block
Garnett L. A., 524 Sacramento
Uashwiler John W.,8S. F. Stock E\-
change Building
Ga.shwller Simeon F., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Gilmore Samuel, 528 California
Givens John H., 528 (^nliforiiia
Gladwin Willinm IT., .T24 Pine
Gorley Hugh A., Mi Pine
Graves R. N.,40r. .Montgomerv
Graves Willium Jl., ;no Pine "
Gray Robert B.. 52N California
Orayson George W.. 23 ,>ian Francisco
Stock E.xchnnge IJuilding
Grim A. K.,234 M.>i,tg,,merv
Gropan .MeNniid.r H., 70.") Sansom
Grunbaum Hi-nrv, 108 Sansmn
Hadley Fred<rick W., :m JMne
Haggin J. B., 4il N.-vada lili.rk
Hannay Edward I.. 412 Batui v
Harmon A. K. P.,2o:t Bush
Harpending Ashb'jrv,310 Plue
Hastings S. C, G^iS Clay
Havward Alvinza, 224 California
Head Addison E., K8 Nevada Block
Hearst George. 44 Nevada Block
Hewes P., 612 Commercial and 9t
Market
Heywood Frank, Pier 4, Steuart
Heywood Z. P... Pier 4, Steuart
Hill John T.,206 Front
Himmelmann Andrew, 637 Wash
Hobart Walter S., 203 Bush
Hogg T. Egenton, .302 Montgomery
Holladay Ben Jr., .328 Montgomery
Hopkins George W., 419 California
Horn Robert G., :?22 Pine
Howard Charles W., 516 California
Irvine James, 3:iO Pine
Irvine William, 303 Pine
Ivors Richard, 218 Sansom
Johnson R. C, 120 Sutter
Jones John P., 61 Nevada Block
Judson Charles C, 402 Front
Judson Egbert, 4t>2 Front
Kellogg Frank H., 444 California
Kendrick Russell, 411'<> California
Kennedy James S., 234 Montgomery
Klose Christian A., 271 East
Kraner Philip H., 314 Montgomery
Land Charles, .324 Pine
Latham Milton S., 328 Montgomery
Lawton Gardner T., 401 California
Le Roy, Theodore, 729 Montgomery
Lent William M., 52 Nevada Block
Lindenberger Thomas F., 7 Sansom
Livingston Mark, 414 California
Ludington George C, 3-37 Pine
Luning Nicholas, 211 Sansom
Lyle William S., 54 Nevada Block
MacDermot Charles F., 328 Mont
Madden Thomas P., 636 Clav
Marks Eli , 2;Ci^ Montgomery
Marsh E. B., 309 California
Masten N. K., 22 Nevada Block
Mauldin B. F., 207 Montgomery
Mayblum Moritz. 218 Battery
Mayne Charles, 524 Montgomerv
McCrecry .\ndrew B., 211 Sansom
McDonald Mark L., 302 3Iontgomery
McGary Edward. 310 Pine
McKay David, 215 Sansom
McLaughlin Charles, 16 Mont Av
Mecartnev Amos, 6 Montgomery Av
Meeks William N., 3 First
Mendelsohn David, 202 Bush
Merriam (.itis W., 240 Montgomery
Merritt Samuel 22 Calliornia
Meyer Charles, 211 Clay
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
Meyer Jonas. 212 Pine
Meyer Mathias, 212 Pine
Miller Albert. 22 California
Mills D. 0., 426 California
Montealegre J. G.. llSSacramento
Moore T. W.. 61 Nevada Block
Morrison .lohn C. Jr., 310 Sacramento
Morrow Robert F., 414 California
Moss J. Mora. 718 Butterv
Norris William, 516 California
Northam F. F., 120 Sutter
O'Neill Richard, 71 Nevada Block
Page Frank B., 306 Montgomery
Parrott John, 414 Montgomery
Peckhani W. 1)., ;ill Monfgortiery
Phelan .(amcs, 519 .Montgomery
Pierce H.. 72s Montgcniirv
Piper William A., 606 Montgomery
Pond Edward B., 318 Pine
Proctor John, 210 California
Raymon<I Israel W., 215 California
Redlich Ak-xander, 37 Batterv
Reis Brothers, 310 California'
Rich Joseph, 316 Montgomery
Roberts George D., 330 Pine
Robinet Eugene. 509 Kearnv
Rob nson L. L., 320 Sansom"
Roe Frederick A., 320 Sansom
Rosenberg Joseph, 410 Montgomery
Russ Adolph a.. 16 Columbia
Ryan ,F. D., 524 Washington
Ryer Washington M., 300 Pine
Schenrk A. W.. 5'£, Kearny
.Schr.lif Brof ., 242 Montgomery
."^hnron Willium, .105 Sansom
Shaw .Idlm W.,40!i California
Shaw William H., 408 California
Sh-rworul Kobirt, :!0:) Calilbrnia
Sh'.lluher Th-odore, 606 Montgomery
Shores Li nnder. 230 Montgomery
Skae John, 47 Nevada Block
Slorah James, 70S Sansom
Smith T. M., 318 I'ine
Sneath R. G., 423 California
Soule ct Faniuharson, 400 Montgomerv
Stevenson Rober-t, 331 Montgomerv " '
.Stone H. S., 220 Montgomery
Sullivan Eugene L.,61 Nevada Block
Sutton O. P.,, 531 California
Swain William B., .37 Merchants' Ex-
change
Tail George, 234 Montgomery
Tams Samson, 317 Powell
Tevis Lloyd, NE cor Sansom and Cal
Throckmorton Samuel R., 401 Cal
Trickey James R., 415 Sansom
Turney John H., 410 Pine
M'alker Adolphus, 323 Front
Walter Ferdinand, SE cor Bush and
Sans' m
Watt Robert, 202 Sansom
AVebber .\lpha A., 415 Montgomery
Weller C. L., 203 Bush
Whartenby James, 612 Clav
Whittle Robert, 302 Montgomery
Williams <& Bixler, ,3211 Sansom
Worm.ser Louis, 310 California
Worn George A., 322 Montgomery
CapMnles.
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery
Car Builders.
Kimball Manuf. Co., SE cor Fourtb
Silver
Car Importers.
Arnold N. S. & Co.. 310 Cal fornia
Del Mar Alexander (freights. 120 Sntter
AVILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO.,
218 California
Car Sprinics.
GREGORY H. P. & CO.. 2 Cal
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO ,
junction Bush and Market
Car Wbeels.
Del Mar Alexander, 120 Sutter
GREGORY H. P. & CO., 2 California
HUNTINGTiiN, HOPKINS & CO.,
iunction Bush and Market
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, SE cor Howard and
Beale (see adv. dept. page xxili)
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO.
218 California
Car and IxtcomotiTe Sprinsr^s '
—Manufacturers. J
Belts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
Card ^Vriters. '
Dwyer J. P., Palace Hotel
Carpenters and Builders.
(See also Contractors.)
Acker Frank V., 1207 Polk
Ackerson C. H., 215 Kearny
Alexander Isham E., 7 Trinity
Asbmead G. .S., Bryant Av, bet Mari-
po,sa and Solano
Bachelder W., 715 Yalencia
Balmer A. L., S s Rose Alley, bet NeiT
Montgomery and Annie
Barber Benjamin, 107 Shipley
Barnard T. G., 32 Rincon i'l
Barnes William. NE cor Devisadero
and Ellis
Bartlett E. r., 512 Sutter
Bnssett M. L., 118 Liberty
Bernard Francis, 5i|| Kearny
Bishop James, .33lWnenty-seventlt
Boman <'. E., 13SiOikton
Bon.le James, llOS'o Dupont
Bordner Jacob, 609 Slission
Bovyer W. L., 212 Leidesdorff
Bowles & Darrow, 223 Post
Brady P., SE cor I'ost and Central Av
Brolherlon Robert, 516 Kearny
Buaillion K., s Ma'deu Lane
Buckner & Kley, 110 (ieary
Clark Edgar B., 816 Jackson
Clark Hugli W., .522 California
Classen John C, 516 Kearny
Cochrane George, 125 Second
Cohane Lawrence, 710 Turk
Conrad Henry A., 618 California
Cook A Trounson, 514 Pine
Cunningham Michael B.. 1249 Miss
Dankroeger Gottleib, llli Pacitic
DeWitt & McCausland, 320 Jackson
BULLOCK Si JONES. 105 Montgomerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Pittins Shirts.
Gentlemen's Fumifihing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Delfs Marcus A., SE cor Montgomery
Av and Union
Dixon Isaac, 6;« Market
Donaliison \V. (;., 2.S'2 Stevenson
Poniier Louis, lsl-1 I'l.well
Duncan Janus iM.. Till Harrison
Dunn James, 1002 Montdoincrv
Diinn Jolin J., SE cor Van VesB Av
and Busli
DunsheeC. F., Fifteenth A v,l)ctP and
Q, Soutti 8. F.
Edniondstcm <& Ko};ers, 416 Sac
Ehrmann & WIckcnhauser, 22 Stockton
I'l
Elliot Charles B.. -117 Kearny
Eyre John, E s Castro, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Falomer John, 8(1" Market
Farciuharson Charles D., 1 Powell
Farrell Edward, fi;i8 Market
Feipe John H.. 12 Front
Fitzpatrick A. G.. 51(1 Kearny
Flood A. S., 300',. IHipont
Fox Horatio, 708 Folsimi
Fox A Glhlln, 20;i Howard
Freeland & Hnninia, 7 Post
Fritchette Louis D., 21 Washington
Gay A. C, \V b Harriscjn, bet Twentv-
thlrd and Twenty-fourth
Gibson 'William H., S s Harrison, bet
Solano and Mariposa
Giesmann Charles, 2-18 Market
Gllman Charles H., 515 Commercial
Gilmour William, SE cor Laguna and
Birch Av
Godin & Lej-'aud, 797 Mission
Gouj;eon F. X., SE cor Nineteenth and
Valencia
Gould Charles G., 322 Jackson
Gray Samuel, 2245 Mi'islon
Grover Samuel B., Ifil7 California
Haaf Jacob, 516 Ke.irny
Hall Winslow, 6;i8 Market
Hanson J. P., 15'.)2 Stockton
Harlow James, 519 Montgomery
Hanis J. N., 728 Jlinna
Hartford J. ■\V.,426 Hayes
Hastings George A., 122 Geary
Hathawav & Garcelon, 1612 Mission
Hayes John T., 1810 PolK
Haymann Louis, 136 Post
Heibing Louis, 2 Haywood
Herbert Richard H., 17 Stevenson
Hermann Peter A., 35 Post
Hicks & Smith, E e Mission, nr Russia
Av
Hills Sanford M., 840 Clay
HuBsey Albion C, 21 Webb
Jackson Archibald, 810 Jones
Jones James J., 322 Jackson
Judd <fe Brown, 1210 Polk
Kelly James M., 6.fS Market
Kerrison George, 2128 Bush
Kinsman James W., 63S Market
Klarnet Joseph, 17 Fourth
Klatt Ferdinand, 516 Kearny
Kreger William, 115 Davis
Lamb F. B., 2714 Folsom
Larrlmore Richard, 108 Oregon
Lawrence Jay V., COi* Sncnimento
Lehmann Christian, 516 Kearny
Leibert John G., -'iOO Kearny
Lentall & Powell. 333 Sixteenth
Lindsav George, 757;.;. Howard
Lindslev Gifford M., 759 Mission
Little & Cumming, :;4 (J'FarrcIl
Lott & Tint, 1125 Sutter
Lowry William, IKW Mission
Luger Joseph, 206 Sixteenth
Lynch Michael, 314 Jackson
Magarv & Muraskv, 511 Twenty-third
Maguire Michael, NW cor O'Farrell
and Hvde
Mahiinev Bros., 425 Stevenson
Martin Kdnuind, 2039 MisBlon
Maxwell Tli'.ioas, ;r27Turk
McIlwKiiie Josi'iih, 2!)lu( lay
Mclnnes John H., 813 Larkin
Mclntvre George, 205 Lllls
McKhv Johns., 36 n«\es
McKewen Thomas, I'olnt Lobos Av,
nr Johnson Av
McLcod I»aiiiel, 410 Sacramento
McLerie J. N.,2121 Bush
Miller Adam Jr., NE cor Twenty -third
and Bryant Av
Mitchill F. J., 753 Folsom
MoflTatt Patrick K., 713 Turk
Moller Gustave, 1 Webb
Moore (\ )'., 394 Ninth
Moore Edward, 1007 Powell
Moore George H., 3<>4 Ninth
MorfeeP. J., 502,'i Third
Morris L. P., 905 Jones
Morton J. B.,3St. Marv
Mosgrove WIlliniM, 312'\ Tehama
Nebe .t Midler SIS I'd, flic
n'Hrleii .Ii.liii K., 10 lirvant Av
O'Dnniivan B. .}., 120 Kourili
Odell ife Pollock, («is Howard
Ogden B. Frank 4X1 Haves
Owens Franrls .(., 810 Buchanan
Pare Alme, 335 Mcmlgi.mi'rv
Parent Charles I,., 2:r2 Kn inoiit
Pease W. G.,23H Mdnlgcnurv
Perry I! Ichard, 32 Geary
Peters William J. <fc Co., 18 F>ldy
Pitlman Hosea C., ITIM Sacramento
I'orter <fc Thomas, 2os Stevenson
Pratt Heurv G., 51 ('lav
I'riiidle I >HVld S., 802 .Mission
I'roll John, 516 K. amy
Purcell William. SE cor Howard and
Tenth
Rechter John, 010 Broadwav
Renner William, 1154 Folsom
Richmond H, ll.,2r25 Mission
Itobiii'tte Thomas, 115 Li'ldesdorfT
Robiuson * (;illesi)le, 339 Sutter
Ro( ca C., :r28 Moiiti;i;mery
RoiUilsky Prrderiik, 1017 Battery
Ross Daniel W., 41 1 Siurannnto
Ross A- Hutchiiisoii 17 Vuii Ness Av
Runnels Btnlamln K., 1124 Mission
Sanderson John, 635 Folsom
Scheerer Josei.h, 510 Post
Scoiilir Janii!- s., S s Rose Alley, bet
New Aliinii.'omery and Annie
Shain K. 1!,, 1923 Geary
Sheldon H. A., SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Capp
Slebrecht William. 12 Willow
Siess George, 22 Morton
Sims ,Tohn, 417 Turk
Small Pon.inique, 4:!7 Jackson
Smith Charles, 218 First
Smith Perry J., Mission Road, nr
Five-Mile House
Smith William H.,206 Tehama
Smith & Laherty, 428 Fell
St. John E. P., NE cor Washington
and Maple
Stevens W. E., 316 Montgomery
Stuart Thomas D.. 212 Ninth
Sullivan John, .544 Minna
Terrill C. C, 717 Sevente.nth
Thomson Samuel V.., 3-J5 Turk
Thomson William T., .327 Turk
Tilden Charles L., 8 Quincy
Townsend F. J. S., 3037 Sixteenth
Van AVIe Arie, 125 Ninth
Viaud Leon, 518 Inlon
Walker G. H. & Broihcr, .516 Kearny
Wanzer Merritt I;., i:i29 Bush
Weber Martin, 417 Bll^h
Weinoehl & Co., 137 Thirteenth
Welsniann Henry, 5^Vi Stevenson
Wentworth Austin, 1235 Market
West (•oa>t KnrnltMri' Co., NW cor
Fourth nnd Brvant
West Edward H.*. til9 Hyile
Whyte John I'. & C"., 614 California
Wilkinson Thoma?, 1520 Tvler
WILLIAMS CILXRLES. 419 Cora
Williams John It., c.ir H and Seventh
Av, nr (iolden Gate I'ark
Wilson <fe Johnston, 817 Market
Wlssliiger .lohn W., 408 Jaikson
Woif W. H.,931 Mission
Wolff CliHrl's, oti w s Mission, nr Six
Mile House
Wood William G., 310,'i, Hayes
Ze.\l'uss F. W., 810 .Mission
Zliin .\ndreas. 119 Jt ssle
SPAITLDING JUHN A Co., au Te-
hama
Wheeler Patent Carpet BeatInK Co.,
John lleerdink, 431 Valencia
WIndel II. * ^^... 31(1 Stockton
CarpelBeatiii MactiiK
-M and 3.5 1KHAMA sT.
Bet. 4th and ntb, San FranclBco.
J. Spaiildini!: & Co.
Carpel Urnlrra.
Baum (iustnv, li:rj .Marki't
Bernard A Pouzudoux, 312 Sutler
Berson A. <t- Son, 710 Washington
Bonni Ilia J. M., 17 Montgomerv .\t
BIRMIAM JAMUS W. A to., 618
Market, and 15 Post
Callsh John J., ifr; Market
Cap. \\ olf, :cil Bush
Edwards Frank C, 63* Clay
Ehnnpfort Will am, 14 Third
-•Fre<lerlcks Joseph A Co.. «9 Market
G-.ldberg Solomon. 93:1 Market
Gulllxson H. F. A ('(•. O:* Market
Hall A Lachniiin, 110 Sutter
i'Hardle IHedrlcb A Co.,. 575 Morket
Hartshorn A McPlmn. 112 Fourth
Henev W. J. AC... 72.5 Market
"HEYNEMANN .V Cd. 5Sansom
Leiihardt Adiim, 12:f2 Stockton
Mackay Alexander. 1110 .Market
Neumann Isaai-, 117 Sixth
Plum Charles M. A Co., 641 Market
l>reston Edward, 10 Fourth
liaye A. P.. 1020 Market
Rosenthal J.. 915 Market
Pchlueter A Volberir, 70» Market
Shirek A Co., 11'25 Stockton
^•Sloane W. A J.. .525 Market
'-^Walter D. N. A E. A Co., 1 Battery
J.W.BIRNH AN A CO.
Importers and Dealir^ in
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. FUE-
NITURE and DRAPERIES.
Kctlcliiiic ^t'arrrooni".
618 MARKET and 15 i 17 POST.
LargCbt Stoik In the State. All the
latest Novelties.
HEYNEMANN A CO.
Importers and Jobt'ersof
CABPETS, DPEOLSTERY GOODS, ETC.
S NANNOM.
Carpet Mannrac:urrra.
Kautzniaiin G. iragi, 3ii S<'eond
Mackav Al'-xaieUr ir«g\ IIIO Markit
Mission Wool.'ii Mdls, orate 115 Bat
( arpet Paper.
ARMF> A DALLAM. 115-117 Front
CHAS. WILLIAMS,
ARMKS 1^ D.%LX.AM,
CARPENTER audBUILDER, Japanesepaper carpeting
419 Commercial, S. F.
stores an«l OfHceg FUted ap.
Carpet Beating.
Hiland J. A Co., E s Alabama, bet
Twenty-liflh and Twenly-slxlh
Merrill P., 4.53 Stevenson
Mitchell & Hobe, "2.y F«.urteenth
The handsomest, cli«a|>ei-t and
best hour coverinc mode.
<'ari>et Threads.
BAHP.cI i; llltMl IIKICS. Ml Market
D<»VLKIII.MiV A C"..5II Morket
Carrlnre Hardware.
Holt Bro«., 27 It. ale
Meeker Janiec A Co., 117 .Market
(ihborn It. F. A Co.. 751 Market
WATKBHolSE A LJ^TKR, SJ^M
Freiii'iit
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer. Nucleus Building, Market, cor. Third.
ANDERSON 2i RANDOLPH, Jewelers, lOrMontgomery St
956
SAX FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Carriage Iinmps.
MARTELL JOHN, d'i^i Sacramento
(see adv. dept, page xlii)
Carriage Painters.
(See Painters— Carriage.
Carriage Repositories.
(^'Importers.)
*Bowlfy Bros., 9 Merchants' Ex-
change
=> Eastman Thomas S., ^0-16 New Mont
Froomberg H. , Si New Jlontgomery
'•'Gallagher Bernard, 222 Mission
-Holcomb Bros. & Co., 411 California
-'."^anbom A.W., 24 Beale
-WiUey U. F. & Co., 427 Montgomery
Carriage Trimmers.
Holmes M. P.. .327 Suiter
Lewis E. M., .5*^ Valencia
Meiuhardt F.W., 1146 Mission
Molter Charles, 19 Seventh
Noonan .J. C, 6J Steven.-on
Stein C.W., 265 Steven.^on
Steir & Weitner, .528 Fourth
Van Court .John F., 10.S Jessie
Carriage and Cab Compa-
nies.
CITY CAB AND TRANSFER CX,
180 Jessie fsee adv. dept page xviii)
UNITED CVRRIAGK CO., office 2
New Montgomery
UNITED OAEEIAGE CO.
ST.iNDS ;
Palace, Occidental, Grand, Lick,
Baldwin and Cosmopolitan Ho-
tels, Sutter and Leavenworth,
Oakland Ferry, and Dis-
trict Telegraph OflSces.
SEND OEDEES TO
Oeneral Offiee.
2 New Montgomery St. cor. Market.
C arriage and Wagon
Slalcers,
{See alio Oariiage Smiths.)
Beanston <fe Gallngher, 127 Fifth
Black H. 51. & Co., 8.5:i-8.>3 Jlarket
Blanch Bernard. 654 Howard
Carvill JIanuf. Co., 7-'J Powell
Craig .lolin, 14 Taylor
I Dohs & Buchanan, !>7-l Harrison
Farren John AV., 121 Beale
FoKsoni .\lbert, 217 Ellis
Gallagher Bernard, 222 Mission
Goodrich .lohu H., 110 tiregon
Grave B. & Co., 421 I'acific
Halkett William H., :« Haves
Holmes Milo P., 327 Sutter
Hottua t& Hansen, 715 Folsom
Jones ]'. L., 222 Drumni
Keaney Felix, 966 Mission
Kerr l>avid. 47-49 Beale
Kimball Maimf. Co., SE cor Fourth
and Silver
Kit/muller Michael, 8.50 Howard
Lachai»elle .1. J., 2;a» Mission
Larkiiis & Co., 63I-6;« Howard
Lavue & Helteman, 218 Fifth
Liljenberg A Bro.. 92?j Harrison
Locke J. P. <fe Co., 817 Market
Lowney Bros., SE cjr Eighth and
Howard
Maier Thomas. 2.313 Mission
Moves Charles J., 1148 Mission
Peck ham George W., 1232 Folsom
Pollard I., 67 Stevenson
Sanborn .\.\\., 24 Beale
Shaw William E., 25 Valencia
Shute D. S., Ill o'Farreil
Tyrrell John H.. im .Allssion
Carriage and Wagon rwa-
terials.
Beaunian L. W., 123 California
Holt Brothers, 27-29 Beale
Meeker .lames* Co., 117-119 Market
Straut William E. . N\V cor Sacramen-
to and Dr;imm
WATERHOUSE & LESTER, 29-31
. Fremont
■<V'HITE BRO.«., 103 Market, and 13
Main (see adv. dept. page xxi)
Carriage and IVagon
Springs.
Belts Spring Co. (manufacturers), 218
Fremont
SELBY THOM.\S H. & Ci)., 116 Cal-
ifornia (see adv. dept. page .xxxi)
VAN WINKLE I. S. .fe CL, 413-415
Market i see adv. dept. page xl)
W.^TEKHiil'SE & LESTER, 29-31
Fremont
Carriage and Ifagon Tops.
Plumbe John F., 629 Mission
Carriages— Cliildrens'.
Ackerman Bros.. 135 Kearny
Davis Bros.: 419 Ke.ir, and 718 Market
Falkingham Edwin (manuf;, 830 Six-
teenth
Feigenhaum & Co., 120-126 Sansom
Kohler & Chase. 1.37-1:39 Post
Peters F. L. M. & Co., 207 Jlont
Savers M. M., 416 Fulton
Carriagesmitlis.
.\ndresen Brothers, 607 Batterv
Arf.irt J. B.. 218 Post
Atkinson & JIcFadvcn, 42 Vallejo
Bettis (). J., 1434 Jackson
Brearty & (Jonnell, 619 Grove
Coddington Isaac, 197 Stevenson
r.isti,L'an Thumas, 4(>4 .Jackson
Dt-smond Daniel, 4 '5 Brannan
Don'ihue PatriCK, 716 Sansom
Dupuy J. <fc Co.. 630 Broadway
Ennis Nicholas, 1062 Howard
Estrada P., 70S Batterv
Feisel F. T., 1.509 Misri n
Fennessy David, S51 JlisMon
Fitzgerald Charles, 654 Howard
Friedhofer Paul, 263 Clementina
Gibeau Isaac <»., 2944 Mission
Gibeau Pierre, 622Broadw3.v
Granf & Schroeder, cor Fifth and Rail-
road avs, South S F
Green & Stamer, 105 Oregon
Griffin Timothy, 14:iO Pacific
Grosfo Constantino, 31 Clark
Henderson & Thompson, SE cor Mis-
sion and Twenty -fourth
Higgins John, 770 Mission
HillT. L., 208 Second
Kister & Vetter, 922 Brannan
Klemm & Weber, 6J5 Brannan
Knowuburg J., 2621 Folsnm
Krueger & Buttertield, lli)6 Howard
Lacaze Baptiste. 714 Sansom
Lamer T. D. S., 540 Valencia
Lawton Elburton, 1621 Market
Lyons David A., 856 Howard
Mangeot <fe Daclin. 702 .Sansom
Martin & Torry, 1604 Mission
Massone Joseph, 619 Front
Mc.\rron & Sophev,8'20 Folsom-
McClellan John, 104,8 Mission
McCue Michael, S s Market, bet Ninth
and Tenth
McDonald S., 1114 Harrison
McDonald & Ewiug. E s Alabama, bet
Twentv-third and Twentv-fourth
McNeill D. R. & Co.. 23 Seventh
Mersereau A. S.. 2005 Mission
Moller y.. 197 Stevenson
Slorrison & Co., 110 .Tessie
Mowrv W. A., 1140 Folsom
Mullef& Schnider, 19 Hayes
Neumiller J.. 1073 Market
Okerlund & Rasmu-^sen, 325 Francisco
Rentschler John, 1624 Mission
Robles E., 966 Mission
Rue.ser Charles, XiS McAlli.ster
Schulz & Von Eraden, 328 Fifth
Seaver & Co., 4 Spring
Sicotte Roger & Co., 8.56 Howard
Sindel J. & Co., 424 Pacitic
Stitt Robert, 246 Market
Stockmann Fred., Railroad Av, nr
Sixth Av, South S F
Suhl C. F., 114 Dmmm
W^ertsch William, 102 Tvler
Weston & Sparks, 210;^ Polk
Whitmore E., 1.507 Polk
Wylie James, 22 Seventh
Cartridge Mannfactarers.
Klein & Gibbens, 747 Mission
Carvers— Wood.
AUwood Henrv, S s Bryant, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Bianchi G..9.52 Mission
Bryant & HolTman, NW cor Beale and
Mission
JaquotH.,SW cor Mission and Fre-
mont
Kemp J. & Co., 109 Mission
Kertel C.,-227 Post
Lovejoy E. B. (ship). Pier 4 Steuart
McKinnie Murrav, NW cor Spear and
Howard
Cask Manufaetnrers.
(See Coopen.)
Caviar Dealers.
Johannsen & Peteri, 32 California i
Market
Lusinchi & Tavolara, 6 New Clay St.
Market
Saulmann & Lauenstein, .5'20 Cal
Wieland Bros., .326 Front
Cement.
(.See also Lime.)
Benicia Cement Co., 542 California
Blochman & Cerf, 24 California
California Portland 'Cement Co., 3.30)
Pine
Coleman WiUiam T. & Co.(Rosendale), ,
SW cor Cnlitornia and Front
DAVIS <fe COWELL, 211 Drumm (see :
adv. dept. page xlii)
Drummond & Lemont, Valencia, bett
Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Holmes H. T. & Co., 215 Market
Morse S. C. (patent). N s Washington, .
bet Sansom and Battery
Pacific Cement Co., 542 California
Ryninser G. W,, 110 Jessie
Schroeder A..516Kearnv
i Sollev W. T., 610'o Kearnv
; Tavlor F. B. & (;o., 315 CaUfomia
I Williams C. L. & Co. (giant), 417 Wash i
Cemetery Fenee Builders.
Bradv Patrick, SE cor Post and Cen-
tral Av
Young William, 2613 Post
Chain ;nanafaeturers,
California Chain Works, 133 Spear
Pncirtc Chain Works, office 2.54 Market t
' Payne WiUiam, 119 Beale
Phelps Manul". Co., 13 Drumm
Chair nannfacturers.
(See also Furniture Mamifacturers.)
Fischer George, .566 Brannan
Hendelar Jaques, 75 Stevenson
Hey wood Bros. & Co.. .589—595 Mission
. Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co., 160 New »
Montgomery
I West Coast Furniture Co., NE corr]
I Fourth and Bryant I
I i
I Champagne— Importers. '
(See aUo Liquors Wholesale.)
\ Auger B. E. & Co., 409 Battery
1 Coleman William T. & Co., SW corr
California and Front
! Hellmann Bros. & Co. (Krug & Co.'s),',
i .525 Front
Meifeck ■ Charles & Co., 314 Sac
; MONTAGUE W. W'. <fe Co., 110-118«
Batterv
Muecke, Vietor & Co.. 109 California
Richards & Harrison, 314 Ba.tery
Riihl Brothers, 522 Montgomery I
Sabatie A. E. & Co., 617 Sansom |
! Schroder H. & Co., SW cor Washing- j
ton and Battery j
Champagne >Ianufactarers. :
Buena Vista Vinicultural Society, B.E. |
: Auger & Co. agents, 409 Battery
i Finke Anna, 809 Montgomery j
• Hosmer C. & Son, 134 Montgomery Av '
' Lachman S. & Co., 409 and 534 Market l!
Landsberger I. & Co., 10 Jones -\lley J
Mahe Gustave Jr., 604 Commercial 1
2ULL0CK k JON 33, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellass.
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to ;i6 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOUY.
957
Charcoal.
(See also Coal ; alf-o Wood and Qiat.)
Koerbor Henry & Bro., 17 WashlnKtun
Ohlandt N. & Co. (bone), secoinl Lung
Bridge, I'otrero
Pedler Thomas C, SW cor Stfuart and
FolEom
Chemical 'H'orkH.
Callfomtfl, John IJeynolds, E s San
Bruno Uoad, bet Twenty-seventh
and Twenty-elnhtli
Golden City, cor Seventti and Towns-
end, otliie SK cor Mont and Bush
MISBioD, J, W. II. Wright, W s Harri-
son, I et Sixteenth and ,>^ev(•nte^■nth
San Francisco, Judson i Shepherd,
West Berkeley, office 402 Front
Chemical H.
(4'ee aUo JJrugoists.)
Hughan & Kirk (English), 34 Cal
Chemists.
(See also Assavers : also I>i-ui/i/ists—
lietail.)
Blabely Edward, Ns Howard, bet First
and Fremont
Falkenau & Reese, 328 Montgomery
Parish ,Iohn B., 210 Havis
Hanks Heury G., 61'J Montgomery
Huhn & Luckhardt, 23 Stevenson
Irelan William Jr., 49 Merchants' Ex-
I change
i KUU LEUPliLD, 611 Commercial
I Price Thomas, 524 Sacramento
I Thayer B. B., 1 New Montgomery
Wakelee H. P., SE cor iloutgomery
and Bush
Walker H. W., 109 Montgomery Block
Chicory— Dealer*.
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Kruse & Euler, 20:^ Front
Lachman Jacob. 20G Washington
Chimney Siteeperis.
Ballev W.,fi»i2 Mission
Dunham Henry, ^5 Third
Green George, 1419 Bush
MacDowe 1 George, 803 Folsom
Monroe George, 201 Second
O'Neill H.S., 407 Bush
Smith R., 444 Green
Williams James, 835 Pacific
no
Chimney Tops.
(See also Stoves and Tunvare.)
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page xllii l
Clawson L. E. (terra cotta), cor Pine
and Sanson!
FORDERER JOSEPH F., 22fi Mis-
sion (see ad v dept. page xlli)
GLADDING McBEAN & CO., (terra
cotta), 213 and 1310-1312 Market
Lew Brothers, 327 Dupont
RAY W. S. <fe Co., 12 Market (see adv,
dept. page Ivi)
Schuster Brothers (Mann s patent), 30G
Sutter
Williams John B., 510 Shotwell
Chimneys— Patent.
BROWELL JEREMIAH, 442 Jackson
(see adv. dept. page xllii)
Clawson L. E., cor Pine and Sansom
<hina Ware,
(See Crockery and Glass Ware.)
<°h i ropod i h tH.
Cowan Robert H., 2.30 Kearny
Felstel cfe Gerrard, 8:'nS Market
Haipruner W. S., (>G 8t, Ann's Building
Hogan P. J.. 746 Mission
Popper Viet, 127 Montgomery
Bussack Isaac, 3 St. Mary
Wells Rollin, 419 Clementina
Chocolate nanufacturers.
Ghirardelll <fc Danzel, 415 Jackson
Gulttard E. & Co., 406 Sansom
Chronometer*.
(Set also Walrhe.1.)
BARRETT & SHERWdiiD, 517 Mont
Dillon Edward, 'its llutti'rv
HallThouiiisD., .rrsi.Mh '
<is!-rl..ii Ailolf, ;«ai Fourth
I'ace ('l]arll•^,^lS liatlerv
Poultncv .lolui, 137 Morilgomery
Rig'ini (;., 20S Sutter
Sohinn)/ Williiini. 420 Montgomery
SHRKVE (;Eo|{(iE C. & CO,,'
Jlontgomerv
Studley R. W., 24 Post
Teunent Thomas, 18 .Market
Ciiurn naniit'acturerH.
ARMKSit DAI,L>I, 11.V117 Front
Howes E. K. A Co., 118-1.:: Front
Pratt Henry G..51 Clay
Cider— ManufactnrerM.
California Cider Works. Preble <fe Co,,
218 Davis
Code, Ell.-lt & Co., 314 Washington
CUTTING PACKING CO,, 17-19
.'Main
Eastern Cider Co., D. C, Mitchell su-
perintendent, 719 Brvant
King C, Janus ol \Vm, & Co.. NW cor
Broadwav and Sansom
Pennie J. C. Jr., 'M .lackson
Rickm;in Charlis, 710 Sansom
Rottatr/.i G., 1027 .Market
Sweetzer <t De Long, 117 Pine
Wangenheim Sol. it Co., 118 Davis
Cigar noIdH.
Ordenstein 4- Co., 306 Battery
CigrarettCM— n an u Tact a rerH.
BoUman lohn & Co,, 409 Washington
Hart Albert L., 710 Montgomery
Morelos A., 6:« Pacllic
Morris I., 414 Sacramento
Nachmias Mary .Mrs., 722 Washington
I'erazzo G, J,, 1421 Dupont
Ramon A„ 416 Battery
Rosenthal B„ 621 Washington
Wolf M.& Co., 3.56 Third
Cigarft— ImporterM and Job-
be rM.
Alexander D. & Co,. 222 Battery
Amark Frederick, 518 Battery
Bertz J. <fe Co., SE cor Market and
Fremont
Bowman J. S. & Co., NW cor Sacra-
mento and Battery
Brown <fe Metzner, 549 Market
CahnM. A., 310 Calllornia
Cohn E. & Co., 225 Montgomery
Cohn G. & Co., 232 Front
Culp J. I). & Co., ,585 Market
Curtis Dixon & Co., 309 Clay
DIezC. C..427 Front
Drinkhouse J. A., 228 Front
Engelbrecht, Fox <feCo.,3I4 Front
Esberg, Bachnian & Co,, 207 Battery
Evers .\., ,527 Kearny
Falkensteln <fc Co,,NE cor Sacramento
and Battery
Jlerber W. & Co., 221 Battery
Irvine William G,, 118 Fourth
Johnson W, M, & Co,, 220 Clay
Ko/.mlnskvA liros., •2(r2 Snn.^om
Kroegi-r W. A H., 4:» Jack.son
Lewis .\d. it Co., 319 Sacramento
I Lewis Brothers, 213 Battery
I Liebes Bros. & Co., 209 Satrainento
Mavriscii Bros, & Co,, 401 Battery
I Mkballtschke Brop,,2;i;iHtid(ni Kearny
I Oppenlu'lmer A I!ro., 200 Front
O^biirn K. ct Co., 22.3 Sacramento
' Pike J, M. & Co., 103 (;alllorula
! l'..llak Arnold, 221 Fr-mt
Rn.^ENUALM A. S. A: CO., SE cor
Battery ami California (sec adv.
While I. K„ 221 Sarranicnto
Ygiiul A Co,, 213 California
dept. page xllii)
RosenshUie M. & Bro., 60-1 Front
Sanderson A Horn, :)27 Front
Schoenfeld .lonas, 42:1 ,Iack8on
Sha'-ll.r J. W. A Co.,:r2.3 Sacramento
Siebenhauer L. A Co., NEcor Sacra-
m'lito and Battery
Spreck.lsen & Co., :i26 Clav
Wattson S, B, & (Jo., 225 Front
Wertheimer L. & E.,NEcor Iront and
Sacramento
Wertheimer M. & Bro., 518 Front
ClBarit- Slanurarlurers.
Alexaiid.r I>. Sc Co., 222 Balti ry
,\rmiT .Max, 3u6Sacranieutu
Be.ker F, W., 705 Davis
Bert/. J. A Co., SE cor Market and
Fremont
Boger F. E., 8E cor Hayeit and Kill-
more
Bollkof^ky A Stenilx-rg. 515 Front
Bowman John S. A Co., NE co' Sacrs-
nienio and Butterv
Brand Herman. .'KM Battery
Bremer Jo>eph A •'.,., 310 Sat ramento
Brinkman H,,Uir> Howard
Broecker Frank. 2.31 Finii
Brune .\ugust, SE eor Front and Clay
Bura Ailolph. liH l>uuont
Cohn (i. A Co.. -230 ^r.lnt
Culp J. 1>. A (•».. rM .Market
(Mrtis, IHxiiu A Ci.. .:«).( Clov
Denlcke Brothers, 31(1 Warhlnglou
Dlez C. C, 427 Front |
Kobllii Jacob. i:r20 Ninth
Els»-nbirg E. A Brother. 803 Front i
Engelbert I'eter H., 4 Fourth
Engelbr chl. Fox A Co.. 312 Front
Engeman Herman. 253 Third I
Esberg, Bachmau A Co., 20'J liattery j
EviTs A., 527 Kearnv
Falck Bernard. 1204 Morket
Falkensteln & Co., NE corSacramento
and Battery
Fass ,\, S., 29 Fourth
Fisher Brothers, 2IB Perrv
Fox Alexander. 21') Thlnf
Freund A Morgan, 7tJ9 Kraiinun
Galliaiei .\nt'inla, Nrj .Mi'iiiiii.niery
Galloway Willlani. 312 C'liiuerrlal
Gardo .lose A.. 413 .Sacramento
Gellen Rudolph G., 315 Davi»
Gordon A Bucklev. 852 Market
Goslln^ky E. A (Jo.. 219 Battery
Great Ea-teru (Jigar Co., (122 Wash
Harris Brothers, 318 Battery
Harris Charles, 414 Sacramtnto
Helmuth William, .';0C Jack.->on
Herrera Francisco, 31 Hinckley
Herrmann .\lberi. :iO» Fourtli
Holhng Brothers, 320(Jlav
Irvine William G., IIH Fourth
John William. SW cor Post and Dup
Kaliuuk Morltz. 46 Fourth
Klopstock ('.A Co., 212 Front
Ki>eulngsberger Brothers, 218 Battery
Krause Charles, Jei Fourth
Kroeger W. A H,, 430 Jackson
Kullman A .\rmer, 300 .>wn ramento
Kutner A (eililstein, 419 Bati.'ry
Lange A SiliellVr, 611 .SaiiMMii
Leouhardt Augu^I, 113 l)avlH
Leu k Harm^, 1247 Mission
Lewis Ad, iV ('■)., 319 Sacramento
T.ewls Brothers, 215 Batlerv
Lewis W. A C '., 30 Calll..rnia
Liebes Brothers & Co., 20!i Sm ramento
Lies (ieorge 1*. & (,o., 424 Sacramento
Love Bros., 222 Fourth and 1034 .Mar-
ket
Mann Alexander, 324 Clay
Marliiw L,. 51 Sacramento
May Anton, 1060 H.iwanl
Mayrisch Bmihers A Co,, NE cor Bat-
tery and Clay
MovrUch otto, 213 Montgomery Av
Mever .\arou (Our Boya' and Girls'
Foctory), SE cor Sanvom and
Merchant
Morelot A., 035 Pacific
Morris Julius. 32 Third and 7 Sixth
Oehlert Henry, 146 Fourth
Ordenstein A Co.. ,30(i Battery
I'eraz/M (J. J. 1121 Ixiixjiil
Pi-trv Jc.hn. -C". Paellle
I'lageiimiin 11, A ('<•,, •'Wo Sacramento
Poppe c, L,. 305 Battery
Ramon An^elmo, 416 Ba(t4<ry
Kles<' Brothers, IS.'S Saniioni
RIese Nathan, 60J Jackson
RoM-nbaum I, S, A Co., SE cor Clay
ond Batlerv
UoK.-iithal B„ trJI \Vii-b,ii.f.Ti
.SabIn Fi'nlltiun I.
Sach-J'l L"ul*, 7"-
Schelle Ferdliiaii : nto
SchlalHTg Br..ilor-. wi i ;.
S<hiati.TJoi..l., :H2 K..iirih
Schoetlf -Id JoIlO^, 42:1 J«^lt^.>n
Schulte John H.,2U Brauuau
S«cIIkS., 320 Clay
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first dass make.
A.NDEIISON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
958
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Sbaeffer John W. & Co. , fSl Sac
Shula M. <fe Son, 2764 Missiun
Siebenhauor, Levi & Co., NE cor Bat-
terv anj Sacramento
Sikef, Mayer &. Lachnian, 606 Battery
Singler Gustave, 14 Sherman
Spre-ckeUen & Cki.. :S6 Clay
Szegedy L. & Co., 1013 Market
Von Tieilemann Frederick, 421 Sixth
Watson Warren M., .302 Davis
Wattson S. B. & Co., 225 Front
Weis William, 154 Second
Wertheinier L. & E., IJOO-.W Front
Wertheimer M. & Bro., 518 Front
White It^aac K., 221 Sacramento
Wolf M., 356 Third
Wrede & Zielberg, NW cor Washing-
ton and Davis
Ygiial & Co., 213 California
Zemansky H. J., 9S6 Folsom
Cigars -Retail.
AbramovichBros, 1322 Polk
Abraraovich John, 182.') Union
A.aiilrre B. M., :30S Kearny
Alexander Charle?-, 975 Market
Allsopp James P. C, 502 Valencia
Amark Fred., .518 Battery
Arnheim S. S., 8 Steuart
Afher Colman, 1306 Polk
Au"rbach L. (t Co., 412 Sacramento
Baer Isaac, SW cor Sixth and How
Bonks John, WJ7 Market
Bana K/.ekiel I., NW cor First and
Minna
Barrett A. J., 152 Sixth
Barry David, NE cor Eighth and
Heron
Becker F. W., 7a5 Davis
Behnsen Chris., IS Sixth
Betz J. W.,1% Second
Blsaiinn & Kicarte, 500 Kearnv
Black P. W., NW cor Fulton and De-
vi sadero
Blank 1\ M., 18,'^ Fifth
Block I. , 228 Sutler
Blodsett T. J., SE cor Kearny and
Merchant
Blum Adolph, 305 California
Booth Thomas, 621 Davis
Borbeck John, 503 Paciflc
Bornstein Louis, NE cer Sixth and
Minna
Branii Ernest, Grand Hotel
Brandi'nstein Giistav, 20 Powell
Bourke A.,7<50 Market
BriggsE. & Co., (M6 Market
BriRgs Henrv, NW cor East and Com
Brings Spencer B., 200 California
Brinkninnn H., 1005 Howard
Brodrick T. A. , 1646 Mission
Bronn John F., 1628 Stockton
Bronn Theodore A. P., 106 Sixth
Brown Adolph, 824 Kearny
Biira Adolph, 104 Dupont
Buxtoif C, 423Sansom
Callaco Max, SE cor Market and
Fourth
Caniarinos D., SE cor Sutter and Pow
Caro Charles, NE cor Market and
Front
Castle Charles, 356 Third
Chcv.crn!ch Louis, SE cor Clay and
Stockton
Cx-lilnn V. W., 010 Larkin
Cohn Edward & Co., 225 Montgomery
(.'ulin Isadore, 132 Sutter
Collins Patrick, NE cor Nevada and
Vermont
Covl- Jolin, 120 Berry
('rain.-r Eilwin F., 52.8 Third
Cr.'uner Dfcar, 25 (Jeary
Crown Harris, 803 Market
Cuneo J. C. & Brother, SE cor Dupont
and Pine
Curry Luke, cor Folsom and Twenty-
sixth
Dannniann & Hoffmann, 236 Brannan
Davy Silas, 13.30 Market
De I'as C. B. & Co., SE cor Washing-
liiiitoii and Montfiomerv
De'/aiix A. D.,8:!2 Market"
Drathen l'eter,79 Fourth
Dutry Bernard C., 1264 Market
Duniap David L., 21 LeidesdortT
Fames Manly, 12:u Market
Ecksl.'in Alfred B., 5 Leldesdorff
Ennleberth Peter 11., 4 Fourth
Enlznian Arnold, 215 Dupont
Falck Bernard, 12W Market
Fa.es A. S., 29 Fourth
Fernandez Francisco, 213 Third
Fernandez P., 306 Kearnv
Fish Julius N., .58 Second
Flauasan Edward. 617 Montgomery
Flavin M. J,, 613 Kearny
Fleischman Jacob, 445 Valencia
Fivnn Edmond, 537 Post
Flynn John, 417 Fourth
Forbes A. J. Jr., 313 Montgomery Av
Frazer John, 743 Mission
GANNON P. T..SE cor Market and
Fifth and cor Post and Market (see
adv. dept. page xliv)
Gans .Jacob, N E cnr Market and Kear
Garcia Modesto E., SW cor Washing-
ton anctSansom
Geraghty Michael, 1127 Folsom
Glassman Jacob. 33-5 Montgomery
Gordon Samuel A., 842 Market
Grellman C. M., 231 Bush and 64 Third
Grove Henry, 424 Third
Gunst Moses A., 211 Kearny
Hall E., 1128 Folsom
Hansen F. C, SE cor Jackson and
East
Hansen & Beck, 538 Market
Harris Edwin T., 104 Second and 311
Fourth
Harris Hvman, 137 Third
Hasenbalg Charles, 9o0 Market
Hasterlick Simon, 244 Sutter
Haussman & Goodman, 231 Kearny
Heinrich Kudolph, 124 Fourth
Helbush Henry, NE cor Polk and Clay
Henningsen Hans, 800 Market
Hermann Albert, 309 Fourth
Herrmann hevi, 242 Sixth
Hicks E. W., 106 Second
Hirschteld Moses, 319 Pine
Hollidav Isador, 705 Market
UoUings worth T. C., 1519 Market
Honigsberger Louis, NE cor Bush and
Battery !
Honigsberger Solomon, 101 Sansom
Horn J. P., 28'j First 1
Howell M. C, 616 Montgomery"
Huerstf 1 Laurence, 7:^ Fourth
Hufl" George E., 416 Folsom
Hughes James, SW cor Mission and
Second
Ingham Blary Mrs., 1151 Mission
luslee & Joseph, 328 Pine
Isaacs G., 236 Sixth
Isaacs George, 634 Fourth
Jackson Henry, NE cor Potrero and
El Dorado
Jacobson Morris, 213 Montgomery
Jacobson S., 3 Market
Jenkins .loshua, 530)s East
Jessen F., 2 Clay
John William. SW cor Post and Dup
.lurgen A., 153 Second
Kahn Joseph, 773 Market
Karmelenski Jacob, 607 Davis
Klahn John H., 1739 Mission
Klein Henry, 413 Pine
Kling Daniel H., NW cor Shasta and
Michigan
Kohn Jacob, 212 Sansom
Kozminsky & Bro., 202 Sansom and
128 Kearnv
Kraut Simon, 1606 Polk
Kreuger Henry, 19 Paciflc
Kruger L. , 2246 Mission
Kuhlmever Louisa Mrs., 229 Third
Kurtz A., 24 Clay
Kutner J., 418 Hayes
Lachman Saul, 229 Bush
LandsbergE. G. & Co., SE cor Kearny
and Pine
Landsberg H., 207 Kearny
Lange & Scheffer, 611 Sansom
Leavy C. M., 121 Montgomery
Leverentz C, .5;10 Jlontgomery
Leville Sylvester L., 1027 Howard
Lew Charles M., 121 Montgomery
Levy Julius, -Mv: Third
Lewis Delia Mrs., W s Kentucky, nr
Sixteenth
Loker William T., 2.54 Third
Loomib George, 706-716 Kearny
Love Bros., 222 Fourth and 1034 Market
Luck George, 1726 Eddy
Ludington 0. S., NB cor Third and
Howard
MacCrone D. B., MO Market
Mach James, 1043'i Market
ftladison Hans, 309 East
Maher William, 22 Second
Mangles H. C, 301 Kearny
Marlow Louis, 51 Sacramento
Martin M. L., 1144 Folsom
Matheron J.. E s Kentucky, bet Sierra
and Nevada
Slattat C. G. Jr., 316 Montgomery Av
Matzdorfl" Morltz, 631 Union
Man Christopher, 2401 California
Mavnard Stephen B., 215 Sixth
McLeod Hugh E., 544 Fourth
Medau J. & P., NW cor Pacific and
Montgomorv Av
Meyer William, 106 Seventh
Mever & Gaffke, 443 Bush
Jlichal Joseph, 539 Clay
Michalitschke Bros.,239and601 Kearny
Michalitschke Gustave, .501 Kearny
Miller Henrv, Junction Tyler and Mar-
ket
Miller & Harnet, 901 Kearny
Slodry Marcus, 312 Third
MoUinelli Peter P., 5 Dupont
JloUer John H., 312 Sixth
Monnier Edward. 976 Harrison
Morales T., 517 Montgomery Av
Morelos A., 635 Pacific
Morgenstern Louis A., Ill Sutter
Blorovich John, 1706 I'oik
Morris Julius, 32 Third and 7 Sixth
Morton William H., 18 Market
Moss E. W., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Mueller F. T., SW cor Pacific and
Montgomery A V
Mum-ey Wynn, NW cor Montgomery
and California
Nichols Eichard. 650 Fourth
O'Donnell Matt, '16 Fifth
Oehlort Henrv, 146 Fourth
Ohrt Christian, 515 Clav
Oramas Theodore, 1000 Market
Ortiz Fernando, 1222 Stockton
Pearlman A. M., junction Market and
Sutter '
Pechner M. S., 310 Mont
Perazzo Joseph, 1421 Dnpont
i'erkins Charles N., 221 Sacramento
Perkins L. G., 540 Kearny
Perrin Eugene, 2(I0 Fourth
Peters Miss, 120 Taylor
Petersen Nels P. , 419 East
Petersen & Brother, 313 Pine
Petrisant Pierre, cor Sixth and Eail-
road avs. South S. F.
Pierce E. C. & Co., 531 California
Pierce William, 640 Fourth
Pinker G. J.. 1231 Mission
I'inKham B. F., Long Bridge
Podesta & Peirano. 442 Bush
Polumbo L., 635 Clay
Poupion Victor, 2925 Mission
Prien Henry, SE cor Chesley and Har
Prien Ludwig, 338 Bush
Prince A. H., 509 Montgomery
Quesada L., 508 Broadway
Quinones E. L. , 1233 Dupont
Eamon Anselmo, 416 Battery
Eandall W. F.. 1573 Market
Raphael I. , 430 Kearny
Eawl Mary A. Mrs., 14 Folsom
Keed Francis , What Cheer House
Bitter Henrv H., 250 Sutter
Eitter Paul, 1306 Devisadero
Eoberts John, 323 Pacific
Eose E. J., 316 Bush
Eosenthal B., 621 Washington
Eoundey C. H. & Co., 412 Kearny
Kuiz Adolphus. 718 Kearny
Euiz J. M., 15 Leldesdorff
Sachsel David J., 526 Hayes
Sanguinetti A., 1512 Stockton
Sawyer Marv K Sirs., 1513 Market
Schmidt George H., 1317 Stockton
Schmidt Henry, NE cor Washington
and Kearny
Schmidt J. F., 206 Bush
Schmidt John C, 427 East
Schnitzer Jacob, 312 Fourth
Schocken A. L., 329 Montgomery
Schoenholz Herman, The Baldwin
Schreiner Hubert, 545 California
Schulte J. H., 214 lirannan
Schwartz George , 132 Sutter
Schwartz H., 133 and 329 Montgomery
and Palace Hotel
Schwitters Dirk, 214 Dnpont
Seelev Albert, 23 Second
Segelcke William F., 1138 Market
I Seidel William, 17 'i Fourth
Shepard Alfred, 101 Third
I Shoots N. IL, 1232 Market
SIchel E. & Bro., 5 Kearny
Sielaw A. G., 226 Montgomery
Slewert Charles, 32 Steuart
Sisenvine Lew, 311 Bush
Smith William N., SE cor Fifth and
Natoma
Solley W. T., 610!^ Kearny
St. Lawrence J. H., 338 Bush
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear.
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
959
Stelnhart I,., 432 California
.<?trausf: Samuel Jr., 12) Sansom
Sutlitr Hi'iirv, 330 and 8a2 Kearnj-
Sutlitr Thi'riias, SiO Kearnv
Thoiiij^eu William, 401 'i; Dnimtn
Thorn 0\ en, SOS Kearnv
Thyes ,Icihn B., NE cor Third and
Slission
Toban .Fr.lin, 4-14 Valencia
Torres N., 629 Clay
Ulnier M., SW cor Clay and Mont
Van I'raai,' .^aniuol, 30 Slontpomerv
Volpert William A., 2294,i Mont Av"
Von Ahnden J. H., i Kearny
Viiecuvich Vincent, 1-130 Stockton
Vaihtniuth William, 2008 Mission
Walker K. T., 414 Uush
AVurschaiier M., 12 Liedesdorff
AVeif; William, iM Seconii
Werlitz Ilenrv, 36 Sixth
White Jo.seph, 620 Market
Williams It.aac A., Market St. Wharf
Wilson Charles , 8 Clay
Wise C. H., SW cor Sansom and Pine
Woge Charles, 815 Battery
Wright & Thain, Oakland Ferry Wliarf
Wi ukoop George, 536 Vallejo
Zenmnsky H. J., 986 Folsom
Zemansky Samuel, 210 Sl.\th
Zachiesohe Edward, 621 Kearny
Circular Distribators.
Macsorley & Co., 31 Stevenson
Civil Engineers.
(See Engineers— Civil.)
ClaiUi Agents.
Dewev <fc Co., 202 Sansom
WcNulty Charles A., 43 U. S. Court
Building
ClairTOyant Hediams.
Babbitt A. A., 227 O'FarreU
Grev Slaud A. Mrs., 35J., Turk
Jackson .1. J., 7.5'i Market
Jeffries Emma S., 776 Howard
La Marquis 51me., 819 Howard
Mavo Clara E. Miss, UO O'FarreU
Price Elizabeth Mrs., IWJo Sixth
Sawyer Carrie M., 216 Stockton
Stevens S. K. Mrs., NE cor Howard and
Twenty-fourth
Stowe C. M. Mrs., 719 Mission
ClalrvoyantH.
Aitken K. S. Mrt*., 526 Kearny
Alvine Alvlna, 777 S Folsom
Anderson L., Pet, 850 Market
Bishop Louisa Mrs., 229 Kearnv
Breed S. F. Mrs., 327 O'FarreU
Exodlus J. 5Ime., 205 Minna
Foye Ada Sirs., .56 Thurlow Block
Hend'e L')iham Mrs., 207 Kearny
Hulibard C. E. Mr.-^., 942 Mission
Leland ReginaMiss, 789 Mission
>lcHonal(l Ada Mrs., 9 Mason
Von Teldemann T. Mrs., 421 Sixth
(learins Houses.
•Clearing House Association, 211 San
Clergymen.
Abbott Granville S., r. Brunswick
House
Accolti Michael, St. Ignatius College,
Ml Market
Alemany J.S., Most Rev. Archbishop
S. F. (K. C), r. 628 California
Alexander William Rev., acting pastor
First Presbyterian Church, r. Oak-
land
Allardyce Alexander Rev., 1026 Lomb
Allis John M., past<5r Larkin Street
Presbyterian Church, r. Abbots-
ford liouse
Anderson John F., r. 11 Scott PI
Anthony Charles V., pa.stor Central
M. E. Church, r. 116.5Mis8lon
Arager Solomon, r. 905 Folsom
Baker E. P., pastor Third Congrega-
tional Church, r. 1909 Jessie
Bayma Joseph, r. 841 Market
Beers Hiram W., rector Trinity
Church, r.7»4 Post
Benson Henry C, office 1041 Market
Berger M. L., pastor Westminster
Presbyterian Church, r. 318 Page
Bernstein
I'h.. rabbi Conprepatl.)n I HeniphlU John, pairtor Calvary Presby-
" - *■-"■■ lerlnn Chiinh, r. Grand llcu-l
Shaarey T/.edek, r. SW cor ValleJ.
ami I'l.weil
Bctt.llii.ini A. S., rabbi ('ongresatlon
Ohalial Shaloiiie, r. 1311 Larkin
BirnilnaiiiMi 1'. Kev., assistant pastor
St. lalrlck's Cliurcli, r. 744 MUg
Bleasdnle ,)ohn I., 120 Kearnv
Bowlis 15. F., past..r First I'ulvcrsal-
Isl Cliiircli, r. 2(>22ll^l^ll
Breniinn |{. P., tmfUir .Mission Dolores
Churcli. r. \V s Uol.jres, nr Sli-
teenlh
Bre.-lln Lawrence, r. Es Alabama, bet
Twentj -fourth and Twenty-llfth
Brings M. C, pastor Hi.ward Street
M. E. Church r. 9 Hubbard
Brlggs (>. W., r. 137 Montgonierv
Bruck H'Minnun, past.ir German M. E.
('hurcli,r. 864 Fols-im
Buchard Jumi>s M. (.'., r. S41 Market
Buehler Jacob M., pastor St. Pauls
German Evuiivelicai Lutheran
Churcb, r. !).53 .Missii>n
Burrows George, prof.^ssor Theologlcol
Seminary, r. 19 Halght
Caldwell John, r. NW cor Stelner and
Bush
Callaghan T., pastor St. Bridget's
Cnurcti, r. 1511 \au Ness Av
Caraher Terence, assistant pastor St
Francis Church, r. 519 Green
Carlsen L., pastor Scandinavian Lu-
theran Church, r. I* Sherman
CaroS..r. .5-12 J"ss!e
Case^- Peter, assistant pastorSt. Peter's
Church, r. E s Alabama, bet Twen-
ty-fourth and Twentv-nflh
Cassey Peter W., nllI)l^ter Christ's
Church Jlisslon, r. 2.5 Prospect PI
Cochran W. S., ri'Clor St. I'eter's Epis-
copal Church, r. ('onimerclal Hotel
A., rabbi, r. 1<& ullve
Henry Henr;
Av
HewesCharL'B W., paj-tor KlUh Bap-
tl^t Church, r. Copp, nr Eluhtceutli
Hill J. It. ortlie Km Slark.t
Hlllery W illlain II.. r. |;»C <;re.-nwlcb
llubt>ard (ieiirge M., r. •it:! Cui-rrero
lliiddarl It. Towiiwud, r. !C3 Hvdc
Hunt David W., otTlc- «:(l Stevenson
IJuins W. E., l>a^tor «;r.>fn St. Congre-
gallonal Church, r. 912 Gre<'Uwlch
Jamison (Jeorgf, pastor Atrlcan M. E.
Church, r. uaklatid
Jones C. J. K., asslstaiil pa.stor Firat
CongTegatli'nal riiiin h. r. 501 Pout
Jordan Leonard G., pastor New Jeru-
salem Church, r. 212 Franklin
Justin B., jiresldent St. Mary (JolleRp,
Old San Jose Road, 4'^ miles from
City Hidl
Kalloch I. M., r. 2314 Mission
Kalioch f. S., pastor .M.-lrr.poIltan Bap-
tist Church, r. 2.114 Mission
Kellv F., r. 224 Tetitli
Kelly I'atrkk, r. M\ .Market
Kenimy John. n>slstatit pastor St.
Bridget's Church, r. 1511 Van Ness
Av
Kimball John, r. 132 McAllNter
KIpW. Ingraham Rt. Kev. D.D., Epls-
cojinl Bishop, r. SW cor Franklin
and Eildy
Kovreglu Xlilii>las, Russo Greek
Cliurch, r. 1141 Union
Lagan Hugh, a.~slslaut pastor St.
Mary's Cathedral, r. 62S California
Larkin Thomas, avslstani pastor St.
Patrick's Church, r. 744 Mission
Lines S. Gri'gory, rector St. Luke's
Episcopal Cbiirch, r. 1222 Pine
Cohn E., rabbi Cougregallon Emanu- ! Lion E. J., rector Si. Stephen's EpIS'
El, r. 905 Hyde
Cullen Andrew, pastor St. John the |
Baptist Cliurch, r. 1110 Eddy i
Cummins P. .1., assistant pastor St.
Mary's Cathedral, r. 62H Calllornla
Davis George E., pastor Baptist 3lis-
sion Chanel, r. Ninth Av, nr H.
South S. F.
De Masliil P., r. IWI Market
Derhara H., pastor St. Dominic's
Church, r. NW cor Stelner and
Bush
Doughty John, pastor First New Jeru- I
salem Church, r. I50S Leavenworth '
copal Church, r. 723 Grovi
Looniis Augustus W., Chinese mission-
ary. r. 1.505 Jones
Macsorley Alfxandcr K., r. 625 How-
ard y
Maraschi Antlionv, r. 841 Market
Mayer Gustavus W., r. 2217 Sixteenth
McElroy J.,nilnlsii'rSt. Paul'tt Mission,
r. 2519 Sacranirnio
Messea C. E., r. >v41 Market
Messing A. J., rabbi Congregation Beth
L-rael, r. 830 Eddy
Blorrlson W. F., rector All Salnis Epis-
copal Church, r. 1429'... Mission
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Dreves Conrad, pastor St. John's Ger- ' Morrlss<-y E. Kev., a.sslstuni pastorSt.
man Lutheran Cliurch, r.»r26 Green I J<din the Baptist R. C. Churcb, r.
Dufian M., r. N W cor Stelner and Bush lUO Eddy
Fischer F.W., pastor Emanuel Church Muehisteph G., pastor Evangelical Ln-
of the Evangel'cal Assn, r. o'iS Jes- ! theran St. Mark's Churcb, r. 13
8le I (,)'Famdl
FiBke A. S. Rev., pastor Howard Pres- : Murphy John, pastor St. Dominic's B.
bvterianChurch,r. 2:«San JoseAv I C. Church, r. cur Stelner and
- ' - Bush
Murphy P., prior St. Dominic's B. C.
Church, r. NW cor Stelner and
Bush
Myers .\., pastor English Evangelical
Liith.Tan Church, r. 825 Capp
Fletcher Barney, r. 12;;0 Broadway
Flood James, r. 62S Calllornla
Franchi Carlo, assistant pastor Guada-
lupe Church (Spanish), r. iJOH Bdwy
Francis John, r. 924 Stockton
Fuendeling Julius, pastor First Re-
formed German Church, r.29 Elev-
enth
Gallagher Hugh P., pastor St. Joseph's
Church, r. 224 Tenth
Gallagher .Joseph A., assistant pastor
St. Joseph's Church, r. 2-24 Tenth
Gallagher P. J., assistant pastor St. Jo-
seph's Church, r. 224 Tenth
Garriga Andres, pastor Guadalupe
Church (Spanish), r. 908 Broadway
GIbney Thomas, jiastor SI. Peter's R.C.
Church, r. E s .Alabama, l)et Twen-
tv-f.;urth and Twenty-llrth
Gibson Matthew M„ pa--*.or United
Presbyterian Church, r. 803 Guer-
rero
Gibson Otis, Chinese missionary, r. 918
Washington
Githens W. L., canon Church of the
Advent, r. 10 South Park
Gregorv rrlah, r. .550 Jessie
Grey I'cter J., pastor St. Patrick's
(■hurch, r. 744 Mission
GrodJenskI I. P.. rabbi, r. 407 Tehama
Hanson A. .1., (hilnesc misslonarj', r.
916 Wa.-hlngton
Harf ird K. L.. pastor First M. K.
Church, r. lOOS Washington
Harrington E., r. NW cor Stelner and
Bush „ ^
Harrington John F., pastor St. Froncle
Church, r. 519 Green
Nerl Jo.seph, r. -vll >l«rkel
Neustadt /.., r. 3.5 Sixth
Noble T. K., pastor I'lvmouth Congre-
gational Cbiirch, r. 2200 Stelner
Nugent D. F., nastor St. Rose (^R. C.)
Churcb, r. N s Branuan,bet Foartb
and Filth
O'Connidl Patrick K., assistant pastor
Ml8sli>n Dolores (It. C.) Church, r.
W s Dolores, bet Sixteenth and
Seventeenth
O'Connor C, assistant pa.itorSt. Pe-
ter's Church, r. E s Alabama, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twenty -tilth
O'Connor jam<-H, assistant |)astor 81.
Francis Church, r. 519 Grfcn
O'Connor P, J., assistant pastor Mis-
sion Dolores ( K. C-) Church, r. W
s Dolores, bet Sixteenth and Sev-
enteenth
0'Fl»nn Peter, r. 841 Market
oiler WllllHin II., r. 1212 Pactflc
Parker J. N., r. 21» Sixtoeiilh
I'eck Wesley, pastor Bush 81. M. K.
Church, r. "iVJJ Bush
Plerpont J., r. cor Harrison and Main
Plnasco J. Riv., president St. Igna-
tius' Colhge, r. *ll Market
Piatt William II.. rector Grace Eploco-
pal Church, r. 1 107 Junes
PoageC. A., otllcc 757 Marxet
Poagu J. B., t.yiH Mission
BEAMISH'S Shirts arc the Tjest Try them.
ANDERSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
9G0
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Pond William C, pastor Bethany Con-
grepational Church, r. 940 Capp
Power William A., chaplain St. Mary's
Hospital, N s Bryant, bet First and
Rincon PI
Prelato Francis T., chaplain St. Igna-
tius College, r. S41 Market
Prendergast John, Very Kev., Vicar-
General of San Francisco (K. C),
r. 628 California
Prottsman W. M., pastor St. Paul's
M. E. Church South, r. Girard
House
Eobert P., pastor Notre DamedesVic-
toires, r. 526 Bush
Eooney A., r. NW cor Steiner and
Bush
Eoss J. S., pastor [Inion Square Bap-
tist Church, r. 421 Post
Eowell Joseph, pastor JIarlners'
Church, r. 1416 Sacramento
Sasia Joseph, r. 841 Market
Schuenemann-l'ott Friedrich, pastor
Independent German Congrega-
tion, r. 92.5 Larkin
Schwartz Hyman, r 1003 Minna
Scott W. A., pastor St. .fohn's Presby-
terian Church, r. 521 Post
Scott Winfield. assistant pastor Metro-
politan Baptist Church, r. 2020
Mission
Shapero Aaron, r. 1124 Folsom
Shearer Frederick E.,otiice 757 Market,
r. 805 Guerrero
ShDgren E., pastor Scandinavian M. E.
Church, r. 928 Harrison
SimondsS. D., r. 9;i5 Clay
Slaven Edward, assistant pa.stor St.
I'eter's (H. C.; Church, r. Alabama,
bet Twenty-fourth and Twenty-
fifth
Smith Adam B., pa.stor .\fricau M. E.
Ziou Church, r.24 John
Smith Thomas, r. V12S Washington
Sniith William J., pastor Central Pres-
byterian Church, r. 20H Eddy
Spald'ing C. N.. assistant rector Trinity
Church, r. 511 Mason
Spalding E. B.., r. 512Sf(«ckton
Starr M. A., pastor Kentucky St. M. E.
Church, r. W s Tennessee, bet So-
lanci and Butte
Stebblns Uoratio, pastor First Unita-
rian Church, r. 831 Bush
Steinbach E. Kev., pastor Broadway
German M. E. Church, r. 728 Broad-
way
Stone Andrew L., pastor First Congre-
gational Church, r. 617 Bush
Sullivan Florence J., r. 841 Market
tadini Joseph, r. 841 Market
Tener Isaac W r. 7 Knss
Todhiint.T Alfred, rector St. John's
E|iiscopal Church, r. SE cor Valen-
cia an'] Fifteenth
Torngvist G. K., r. 411';:. Natoma
Tuggle r., r. 2214 Steiner
Varsi Al., r. 841 Market
Verrue Edward, pastor French Re-
formed Evangelical Church, r. Oak-
land
Vldaver II., rabbi Congregation Sherith
Israel, r. 109 Turk
Ward v., assistant psetor St. Joseph's
E. C. Church, r. 2il Tenth
Warren James H., SiiinTinlendent
American Home Missionary Soci-
ety, 7 Montgomery Av
Weiss Oswald, r. 2114 Mls.slon
Wells A. J., jiastor Grace M. E. Church,
r. 2336 Mlssi<jn
Wells K. E., V. 117 Fulton
Westomlio(t'A\'.N..arcli priest Eussian
Church, r. .'>20 (Ireenwlch
White H. C.,77 Kverett
Williams Aaron, r. 013 Mission
Williams Albert, r. KE cor Second and
Folsom
Williamson I'eter S., r. 6'29 California
Williamson U. W., imstor Kentucky
Street M. K. Church, r. Tennessee,
nr Solano
Wolf S.. pastor St. Boniface Church, r.
123 'I'yler
Woln Ma.x, r. 1423 Post
AVoodbrldge Sylvester, nastor Wood-
bridge Presbyterian Church, r. 627
Nineteenth
Woodworth .lames, acting pastor
Euianuel I'resbyterlan Church,
ofUce 114 Montgomery Block
Young J. E., pastor Third Baptist
Church, r. 847 Clay
t'loaks »nd Suits.
Berkowilz E. Mrs., 1008 Stockton
Benin .\. Mme., 9 Leavenworth
Boccard Francois Mme., 607 Turk
California Cloak and Suit 3Ianuf. Co.,
521 JIarket
Dannenberg Joseph, 24 Montgomery
Davidson J. W. & Co., NW cor Post
and Kearny
Fratinger <fe Noll, 105 Kearny
Fre;.d M. & Son, 742 Market
Goldstein Eva Mrs., 828 Market
Heller J. Mrs., 315 Dupont
Lenoir Maria Mrs., 526!^ Geary
Leszyn.-iky L., 212 Sutter
Wax er Charles, 145 Post
Mozai-t Edwin H., 27 Fifth
Solomon S. & Co., 3 Dupont
Sullivan Thomas, 120 Kearny
Tregellas S. Mrs., 838 Market
Wurkheim & Co., 125 Kearny
Cloclis— Electrical.
C A L I F (> E N I A ELECtEICAL
WUEKS, 13-1 Sutter
Clocks— Iiu porters.
(See also Jewelers, also M'atehes.')
Altschul, Seller & Co., 8 Battery
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, 101
Montgomery (see adv. register of
names
Blumenthal & Co., 719 Clay
DAY THOMAS, 122 Sutter
Lawton O. & Co., 611 Market
Lundy T., 7-9 Third
New Haven Clock Co., H. Molineux
agent, 7 Montgomery
Nathan B., & Co., 126 Sutter
I'acitic Jewelry Co., 6 Battery «
Seth Thomas Clock Co., H. Molineux
agent, 7 Montgomery
STEAUS. KOUNSTAMM& CO.,NE
cor Battery and Pine (see adv. dept,
page xli
Swain E. A. & Co., 112-114 CaUfornla
Titcomb A. C. & Co , 24 Post
Wenzel Herman, 328 Kearny
Weyl Brothers, 110 Sutter
Clocks— Pueuuiatic.
Wenzel Herman, 328 Kearny
Clotlies liVrinsers'.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Howes E. K. & Co., 118-122 Front
Williams S. G., 253 and 325 Fourth
Clothing— Bo:»s.
Baum J. &Co.,7-9San6om
Colnian Bros., SW cor Montgomery and
Bush
Dahlmanu Charles, 124 Sansom
Duuriunijrrt; A. !\lr,--.. 24 Montgomery
Khrliar.l .Vdaiji, lldl Third
Figel Jo.-oph, 211 Montgomerv
Green & Seller, GS9 Market
Ha.-tiugs C. C. & Co.. SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Hurudo Theresa Mrs. (manufacturer),
■SU3 .Montgomery
\h nuui :\I. & Co., 518 Market
JosejiLi Brothers, SW cor Montgomery
and I'ine
Shrlcr K. & F., 201 Montgomery
Siegel Simon, 414 Sacramento
Straus <fc Levy, SW cor Sansom and
Bush
Strauss Levi & Co., 14-16 Battery
Clothing;— :flanufactnr«rs.
Badger W. G., 7 Sansom
Banner Bros., NE cor Sutter and San-
som
Baum .r. & Co., 7-9 Sansom
Brown N. * Co., 108 Battery
Colnmn llros., 107 Battery and SW cor
!\l<'Mt;;oniery aud liusli
Dahlmaiin Charles, 124 Sansom
tireen <k Seller, 689 Market
Hastings C. C, & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
H> ams I'.rolhiTs, UI9 Sansom
Jlynian .M. & Co., 5ls Market
Jacobs M. it Son, 20 Sansom
Nathan, I'ulvemum & Co., 33 Battery
Penu Antonio D. (overalls), 23Stev
Schafer & Co.. 708 Market
Siegel Simon, 414 Sacramento
Steinhart W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery
Straus & Levy, SW cor Sansom and
Bush
Toklas, Brown & Co., 24 Sansom
Clothing— Wholesale.
Alexander S. O. & Co., 4 Battery
Ash Bros., 13 Battery
Badger W. G. & Co., 7-9 Sansom
Banner Bros., NE cor Sutter and San-
som
Baum J. & Co., 7-9 Sansom
Brown N. & Co., lOS Battery
Colman Brothers, 107 Battery and SW
cor Montgomery and Bush
Elfelt A. B. & Co., 110 San.som
Fechheimer, Goodkind & Co., 16 San-
som
Goodyear Rubber Co. (rubber), 577
Market
Hvams Brothers, 109 Sansom
Hvman M. & Co., 518 Market
LbOMIS GEOEGE, 706-716 Kearny
Neustadter Brothers, NW cor;Battery
and Pine
Steinhart W. & I. & Co., 3 Battery
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
Toklas, Brown & Co., 24 Sansom
Clothing- Retail.
Abraham Abraham, 402 Pacific
Abraham J., 239 Third
Abrahams Isaac, 4-33 Pacific
Abrahams L.,6 Clay
Altshuler L., '243 Sixteenth
Bay ley Charles H., 15 Kearny
Benjamin Henry, 1149 Market
Bloch A. B., 204 Montgomery Av
Boris Lambert, 1127 Dupont
Bornstein Bros., 844 Market
Breslauer B. & Co., .54 Third
Caro M., 416 Pacific
Circle Julius, 116 Pacific
Citron M. L., SE cor Pacific and Front
Clare John, 105 Jackson
Cohen L., 408 Pacific
Cohen Meyer, 516 Fourth
Cohn Henrietta, 731 Montgomery
Cohn J. M., 1112 Market
Cohn Joseph, 216 Pacific
Cohn M. B., 131 Jackson
Cohn S., '203 and 421 Kearny
Colman Bros., SW cor Mout and Bush
Cooper Abraham, 1.30 Pacific
Daus Isadore, NE cor Green and Dup
Ehrhard Adam, 264 Third
Ezekiels Jannette j^irs. (second-hand),
755 Howard
Farrell Patrick (second-hand), 429
Chestnut
FeerickAnn, 350 Third
Figel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Fisher S., 134 Third ,
Flavin Martin J., 6'20 Kearny
Flenniken E., 724 Montgomery
Fogel George, 10 Clay
Frank E., 537 Kearny
Franklin Abraham, '205 Pacific
Franklin George, 511 Davis
Frankhn S. S., 213 Pacific
Froomberg Isaac, 817 Kearny
Fuller .lacob, 121 Second
Gilbert Michael, 243 Third
Goldmann & Sons, 216 Sixteenth
Gcddstone .lacob, tl02 Dupont
Gottman Samuel, 522 Pacific
Green H.,505 Davis
Green & Seller, 689 Market
Hamburger G. & Bros., 60 Third
Harris Charles, 534 Pacific
Harris Emanuel, 429 Pacific
Harris M., 323 Pacific
Harris M. <fe Bro., 613 Davis and 204
Brannan
Harris S., UOSteuart
Harris W. <fe Co., 809 Kearny
Hastings C. C. & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Heiman Bros., 1030 Market
Hertz Louis, 108 Pacific
Isaacs A., 823 Kearny
Isaacs Hyman, 507 Jackson
Isaacs Samuel, 645 Pacific
Isaacs Simon, 417 Pacific
Isaacs Simon, 327 Third
Israel Jonas, 934 Dupont
Israel Simon, 356 Fourth
Jacobs Jacob, 723 Montgomery
Jewell & Harris, 530 Kearny
Johnson Margaret ]Mrs., 990 Folsom
Jones <fe Co., 712 Market, and 15 Geary
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STOHE. 706 to 716 Eeamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
961
Jotieph Brothers, SW cor Montjfomorv
and Pino
Kallsky C, '09 Second
Kayscr M. & Brother, 223 Munt
Keser Loiiit;, 15 Sixth
Kiln A., tl'.l .Sixth
KowoL-iky Siiloinon,918 Dnpont
Lando H., 317 Konrny
Laventhal S., 6-7 Montgomery
Leavitt W. F. (Vac. Outtittiug Co.). 11
Geary
LeBzynsky Sarah, 918 Montgomery
Levey IMarcus, 9 Jackson
Levy H., 265 Third
Levy L., 227 Pacltlc
Levy Louis, 314 Fourth
Levy Morris <fe Co., 42 Jackson
LIchtenstein M H.. 612';. Montgomery
LIchteiisteiiiS., 427 Pacific
Llndenbauni Isaac, 52 Steuart
Lindner ife Kron, 237 and 927 Kearny
Litchfield J. M. & Co., 413 Mont
Lithauer & Co., SE cor Kearny and
I'ost
LoewenthnI J.. 927 Market
LOOMIS GE( )IiGE, 70G Kearny
Louisson M., 525 Kearnv
Lowcnthal H., 1042 Howard
Margot J. C, 132 I'acirtc
Marks E. & M. H., SO Steuart
Marks H., 536 C'lniniorcial
Marks Samuel, 529 Ka.>-l
Martin & Lew, 343 Kea'-nv
McGuigan Patrick, 1010 Market
Mendelsou E., 233 Pacific
Me3'erstein Henrv, 433 Kearny
Michael C, 214 Third
Michaels A., 209 Fourth
Mierson. Jewell & Co., 8;8 Kearny
Morris Pincus, 307 East
Nathan Lena Mrs., 929 Market
Nathan Samuel, 227 Third
Nathan Solomon, 811 Montgomery
Nunez Louis A., 105 Jacksou
O'Hanlon J. F., 719 Montgomery
Oppenheim S. B., -'S Fourth
Palmer Brothers, 730 .Market
Peiser Jacob, 209 Third
Peiser Louis, 428 Pacific
Peiser Samuel, 20 Third
Peyser Caroline Sirs., 521 Mont
Pincus M., 366 Pacific
Prager A. J., 829 Kearny
Rafcl<l Isadore, 939 Folsom
Baphael I., 632 Montgomery
Baphael K. B., 547 Washington
Rhodes S. ft. , 608 Montgomery
Roman Herman, 840 Market
Boos Bros., 37 Kearny
Rosenberg Nathan, .SW coi Sacramen-
to an<l Montgomery
Eoeeublum M. & Co., 216 Sixteenth
Salomon Adam, 435 Pacific
Salomon Isadore, 530'., Pacific
Schater <fe Co., 708 Market
Schwartz Mitchell, 104 Third
Schwartz S., 713 Pacific
Shrler E. & F, 201 Montgomery
Siegel S., 414 Sacramento
Simon E., 233 Third
Simon H.,305!s Third
Solomon L., 48 Steuart
Stein Morris, 38 Jackson
Stockwitz Emma, 1341 Dupont
"Wilson Marv Mrs.. 209 Sixth
Wolf H.,335,'o Third
ClotIi8 and Cnssimereti.
{See also Woolen 3fiU.i.)
Baumgarten A., 601 and 603 Market
Morgenthau M., Iii8 Bush
Raas E. & Co., 616 Sacramento
Reiss Brothers & Co., 115 Sutter
Stein, Simon & Co., SE cor Second and
Market
Webb Matthew E., 535 Market
Coal Dealers.
(See also M'oodaml Coal.)
Allen Charles R., 120 Beak-
Anderson Thomas. 16 Drunim
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Barnard F. & Cl, 213 .huk.son
BELLINGIIAM BAY COAL CO.,SE
corSjicnr and Folsom
Richard Nicholas, IGand 18 Howard
BLACK DlAJKiND COAL CO., SE
cor Spear and Folsom (see adv.
dept. page xxlx)
Bruns Nicholas, 61.4 Davis
Carmelo Bay Coal Co., 306 Market
Chantller BIchard D., 118 Pacific
Church .Seymour R., SW cor Main and
iiilsoni
Coos Hay Coal Co. (Eastporti, 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Coos Hay Coal Co. (Newport), 213 Jack
Coos Bay Coal Co. (On'jKjn), NE cor
Fourth and 'l'.>wuscnd
Ooi.s liny riii<,n Coal Ci>., 413 Pacific
Corning Richard S., 11 and 13 Tavlor
Drake George W., India Hock, foot of
Batterv
Dunham. Carrl.an & Co.(CumbLTland),
107 Front
Duusuuiir, Diggle & Co., 620 East
Flihcts Arthur jM., 115 Sacramento
Excelsior Coal Co., 633 Front
Fowler (;. ('., 413 and 415 Pacific
Gibbs (ieorv'c W. & Co. (Cumberland),
33-;i!l Fri'iuout
Glasgow Iron and Slelal Importing Co.
(Cumbcrlniidi. 22 Fremont
Haste & Kirk, 21 Brale
Henry Joseph. India Dock, foot of
Buttery
Iluutini-'ton, Hopkins ft Co. ((nmber-
laud), luuctlon JMarkel and Bush
JeflVay William, 204 California
Jenks F. A., 313 California
Kershaw Jlarsdin. 17 Spear
Lund Henrv, 214 Calitovuia
Mac(l(inoMi;h Jofejih, 25 Market and
121-125 FoIsoMi
Maskel A Suiuuierficld, NEcor Folsom
and Spear
JFcDonald I'. A., 809 Folsom
Mid(Il"ton & Farnsworth, 14 Post and
718 Sansom
Morris Thouuis B. <t Co. (agents Seat-
tle Coal), 30 and 32 Market
Newbauer Joseph, 219 Main, office
206',. Bush
Pacific Commercial Co., 1100 I.arkin,
Mission Street Wharf, 24 Sacra-
mento, and 328 (ieary
PEDLEU THi)jMAS C, agent Empire
Co.nl Mine and B. B.,SW cor Steu-
art and Kolsnm
Ranisdc'll & I'eua, 110 Jackson
Ii'euault .liihii, 110 .Jackson
Benton Coal Co., 22 Sacramento
Bosent'elil John (Vancouver), 310San
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co., 32
Market
SELBY TIKUTAS IT. & CO. (Cumber-
lanil),lir.-ll,s Culiforuia
Shaw ife Sbarj), 10 Kninont
Storm •& Co.. 333 Montgomery
Ten Bosch N. & Co., 109 California
Turner * Co., «I9 East
VAN WINKLE I.S. & CO. (Cumber-
land i, 413 Market
Weems .1. P. <fe Co., 234 Fifth and 403
Clementina
Coal Miningr Conipaniea.
(See Mining Companies.)
Coal Oil— Wholesale,
Allvne & White, 112 Front
Coleman William. T. A Co., SW cor
Cullliirnia and Front
Dietz A. C. it ('<!., 224 Front
Et.rnuin ."M. it ('■■.. 1114-110 Front
Grant Gcoige M. it Cn., 323 Front
LOW I'. ADoMMlK it Co., 2I.I.H Cal
San Francisco .Maiiiifacluring and Re-
fining Co..2MSnn>oni
Tavlor F. B. & Co., 315 CcMfornla
Y'atesJt Co., 113 Front
Cobble StoneM- Drpoto.
Caduc Philip (agent), 513 Montgomery
Cocoa 3IaMin|r.
Mackay Alexander, 1110 Market
tolTee Cleaner*.
Miner W. U. (Atlas Mllb), 25 Stev
CofTee—Ini porter*.
AUGER B. E. <& CO.. 409 Battery
Cabera Roma & Co., 123 California
Carit J. .\., 405 Front
Coleman William T. & Co., SW cor
California and Front
Funkensteln C. & Co., 330 Snnsom
Hellmann Brothers & Co., 525 h ront
LOWC. ADOLPIIE A CO., 208 Cali-
fornia (sec ndv. ilepl. page xxvlll)
Merrill .1. C. & t;.i., 'M California
M(INTEALK(;BE & CO., 2.10 Calllor-
Ida (see adv. dept. pagi- x.xxlllj
Moore l-ddore ('., 317 llatli ry
I'arrotI & Co., 30(1 California
Trejos J. A Co., 123 California
Irruela <fe Crloste, 405 Front
C'oiree KoaMtera.
Koch Willlani, 1915 St<.ckton
Coiree .SalooiiK.
Antunovlch F. it Co.,4ni Fast
Autunovlch Nil holus.SW tor East and
(/'onmierclal
Aniunovlch it Brallrh, 024 Kearny
Beau Frnst, ."D'l MIssL.ti
Bi'cker Angn^l c., .i-ii Bnth
Brenner it Kr/iii. .'.JoCiil lomlu
Burckc Arsi'Ue, 205 Ki-ariiv
Burns John H., 517 Calllofnia
Bush Tobias, 1122 Market
Carlson C. E. <t Co., 425 I'rumm
Ceriiogortevlch (.'., NW tor Jack.soti
anil Stockton
.Cern<.gorcevlih Costa, 420 Clay
Cochran & Sam, 427 I'Ine
Cunimlngs James, (KM Montgomery
I»e Mill <t Lauternillch,511! , .M<.nt'
Devlne ct Yarnell. 612 Monfgi.niery
Fait Ali-xnnder, 47 Sacramento
Htzgirald .'Mary .Mi^s. m:i .Second
Founlaiiii- It. I,., Cdi , Howard
Frit.sch WiUam Jlrs.', E s Ml6h>|..n.
bet Twenty-eighth and Twent*-
ninth
Glvovlch Nicolo, .509 Clav
Gogaii it Mariner, 1222 Slarket
Grant Alexander, 631 Clay
(irci II John C., .s Jackson
Hacker Hose .Mrs., 421 Fourth and 2i;
First
Ho want Charles. 700 Mission
Jacks Ernest, 1045 Howard
Jancovlch (icorge, 615 ("'ommerclal
Jancovlch Luco, SW tor Davis and
Ciark
.lohnston F. H.. 619 Sacramento
King Julia, 3G First
King \Mlllani,9iy Batterv
Kuzanick Leijpold, 107 Diipont
Mur.^lich Honiiidck, 1022 BattiTy
Medovlch & Soricli, 5 Floral Grove
.Mlknlidi Jacob C.,;i23 W.•l^hlngton
MilU'r.lohn. SKcorSt'Uart and Ml.-s
Muimii.Ti A- Mi-liii'is, !rj:t>liirki-t
Nappan 11 \- Scli-rovl. b, s27 .Market
Nielsen it -Mosberg, 227 Mont .^v
NIelson John, 1209 Fillmore
Norager it HUil, 516 I'lne
Obradovlch Spiro, M)l Stockton
Pedruzzl Sebastian, 3(r2 liupoiit
Uiboli Anlonbi, 3 CInv Street Market
Sarsceii Kdwar.t,.sl4 Third
Sa^senll<■rg (!.. 7 Stockton
Scott Floid li., .'iiiii \\ u^hlngton
Se.'ul it .\raia.i;2i Davis
Seiseii Nicholas. .•<00 Third
Smith A. v., 17 Washington
Thorsen Lars, 521 East
Tompkins Thomas, 135 I'ost
Vivien I.oiils, 14' . Fourth
Vlaulin .(oseph, 283 Knst
V. Iz Auu'uslu^. 109 Third
Westheiiiierit Co., -22 Montgomery
W llM.n Frank A., 47 Sairumento
('oflTee aii<i Npiee Milla.
Adams A. P., NE tor MIksIod auJ
Fretnonl
Adelsilorfer E. A Co., 4(Mi Sansom
BEBNAUI) CHAKLES. 707 SaDsom
t.xee adv. di'pt. page xxlv.)
Bothin, liallennind it Co., :'05 Front
Burr C. t. & Co.. 116 Front
Clapp it Ji'ssnp, 51 Kreiniiiit
Ehrniun .M & C'., 1IH-110 Front
Ktieiin.' A Von Voiss, 10 Stevenson
Flnck Henrv C., 2:ii14 Mlssl ii
Fulger, Srhllling <S Co.. II>1 California
(;hlranlelll A Danzel, 415 JackM.n
Gullldrd E. it<.'o. (EiiPknl.405Sanv.m
Hanly G T. A Co.. 212 .Sacraiuento
Hepburn Wanl A. (agent Arbuckle's
Arioso), 30.1 Sacranienio
Hofen A Co. eEtnplre.i. 412Clay
Hudson H. C. A O... Vi* Main
KIndler A. A Co., NE tor Mlwlon ma
Fremont
o
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C2
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Pine, Mec^Tim Pine— large assortment.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewel rs, 101 Montgomery St
03
Pi
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in
Kfl
962
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Loeven Emil <fe Co.. -iJO Front
McCarthy Bros., 41T Sacramento
Montealegre .J. G., 21S Sacrair.ento
Thunnan & Murphy, 2i43 Howard
VenarU G., 635 Front
Winterhalter C, SW cor Fifth and
Bryant
Coffin Mannfacturers.
(.See also Undertakers.)
Craig .John, 1-571 Market
GK.'tT N. & CO., &41 Sacramento (see
adv. dept. pas;e xlv.)
Lockhart & Porter, 29 Bluxome
MASSEY & TUNG, 651 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xlvi.)
McAuliffe & Card, 516 Eighth
West Coast Fmuiture Co., N\V cor
Fourth and Bryant
Coke Dealers.
(iS'ee also Coal; also Wood aiid Coal.)
McDonald P. A., 809 Folsom
SAN FKANCISOO GAS LIGHT CO.,
oflBce cor First and Natoma
Collar MannfactnrerB.
.\tkinson L. & Co., 22 Sansom
Lawton W. D. & Co., 60S Market
Merrill & Worth, .571 ilarket
New York and San Francisco Collar
Co., 6 Battery
Sevmonr W. H., agent Geo. B. Cluett
" Brrif. & Co., N. Y., 126 Kearny
Thompson William, a-Vi Market
Wempe Bros., -569 Market
Collectors.
(<5ee also Brokers -House.)
Arnold Bros., 211 Kearny
Arrington N. 0., 330 Pine
Babb <fe Inman, 118 Post
Baxter U. W., 402 Montgomery
Benjamin A. F. , 215 Sansom
Berger G., 519 Sacramento
Bisagno & Barry , 328 Montgomery
Blume Henry, 249 Stevenson
Bollinger J. C. 624 Montgomery
Bourdet &. Joyce. 651 Washington
Bovee William H., .509 California
Bo>le .Jobn^ 436 Montgomery
Bradford \\ . G., 708 Montgomery
Brady & Co., 20 Montgomery
Brook German. 436 Montgomery
I'uckman A. E., 704 Montgomery
Buhlert Julius, ()05 Clay
Bvme Edwaid, T27 Fourth
CAPP CHATfLES S. & CO., 418 Mont
Cardinell J A., 2;J4 Montgomery
Cavalletti D., 430 Jackson
Cleary Piobert, 224 Montgomery
tJoe John T., .328 Montgomery
(Mrtis Jesse, 600 Montgomery
T)aly & Hawkins. 116 Montgomery
Dent John W., .5:i5 California
Dikeman Daniel S., NW cor Hyde and
McAlli.ster
Dunand L. F., 7 Montgomery Av
Durand A., .526 Montgomery
Ehdore Hinry I., 622 Clay
Gay Charles,.523 Montgomery
Gwvnn W. J.,.'i.34 Itush
Haniol Theodore, 625 Merchant
HAKDIXG S. C, 648 Washington
Hirs<:li Solomon. ;{04 Battery
HurlbutC. K.,2:i0 Montgomery
Husied Alanson, 321 Montgomery
Frvln H. 1!., 531 California
Jacobi Leopold, 426 California
Kemm Joseph, 52 Montgomery Block
Kent D. M., 230 Slonlgomery
Klein Marks, zK Sansom
I<aib Carl T. 739 Market
Lammot H. D., 607 Montgomery
Landry & Babin, 612 Commercial
Le Gaye D. F., 624 Montgomery
Lewis J. B., 500 Montgomery
Lloyd John, nvi California
MADISON <t BUKKE, NW cor Mont
and Sacramento .
Magee W. H., 221 Montgomery
Martin F. H., 818 Clay
Slartindale Law and Collection Assn,
217 Sansom
Martlnon A., 420 Montgomery
McCombe John, 41 UJ California
McDougallJ. C..3.30Plne
McElhlnny P. H.,715 Clay
Meagher J. J., 607 Montgomery
Millett E. v., 504 Kearny
MorealH. P. & Co., 402 Montgomery
Mullov Peter, 315 California
NicoU William. 605 Sacramento
O'Brien S. C. , 606 Clay
Oesterreicher Louis, 22 Montgomery
Paterson Johnston, 330 Pine
Peterson Enewald, 314 Bush
Pettigxew & Farless, 217 Sansom
Phillips & Wright, 307 Montgomery
Pope E. R.,217 Sansom
San Francisco Trade Protection Assn,
438 California
Shainwald Bros. & Lessing, 123 Cal
Spinetti Antonio, 606 Montgomery
Spray George, 310 Pine
Strauss Louis, .302 Montgomery
Taylor P. W., 422 Montgomery
Thompson Kobert, 4-36 Montgomery
Walton & Vice, 22 Montgomery
Warren J. & CVj., 610 Merchant
Weber Charles, 425 California
Wedel C. J., COD Sacramento
Whitney A. L., 325 Montgomery
Wilcocks Benjamin, 625 Merchant
Willey James & Co., 434 Kearny
Colleges.
Academy of Notre Dame, B s Dolores,
bet Sixteenth and Seventeenth
CARNAKD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter
California College of Pharmacy, SW
cor California and Dupont
California Institute, 417 Kearny
Hastings College of the Law, oflSce 636
Clay, room 2
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Medical College of the Pacific, 115
Haight
Pacific Business College, 320 Post
Pacitic Coast Dental College, J. L.
Cogswell, secretary, office 232 Sut
Sacred Heart College, SE cor Eddy and
Larkin
ST. IGNATIUS, 841 Market, bet
Fourth and Fifth (see adv. dept.
page xlix)
St. Mary's College, Old San Jose Eoad,
4!^ miles from City Hall
Theological Seminary, 121 Haight
University City College, E s Haight,
bet Gough and Laguna
University Mound Institute S s Sierra
Av, nr San Jose Koad
BARNARD'S
BUSINESS COLLECIE
— AND—
Espina's Writing Academy,
120 SUTTER.
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^^ such Business Education as has
made its graduates in demand for the
past fifteen year.< in the Mercantile
Community for Commercial positions.
Pup Is are fitted for the Counting room
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INESS TRAINING. Thorough in-
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Branches, French, German, Spanish,
Drawing and Telegraphy. For infor-
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Circulars
E. P. HEALD,
Pres. Business College,
San Francisco, Cal.
Comb Slannfaetarers.
Pacltlc Jewelry Co., 6 Battery
Commercial Agencies.
(See Mercantile Agencies.)
Commercial Brokers,
(iSec Brokers.)
Commission Mercliaiits.
(.^ee Merchants.)
Commissioner — Immigra-
tion.
Van Ness Thomas C, 21 Davis
Commissioner — Insurance.
Maynard John C, 401 California
Commissioner— v. S). Ship-
ping.
Stevenson J. D., 118 Jackson
Commissioners
Residing in San Francisco, appointed
by the Governors of the different
States, to take testimony and to
acknowledge deeds to be used in
each respective State.
Alabama.
Blood J. H., 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice I), v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W.,326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
Aeizona rERniTORV.
Blake H. C.,333 Montgomery
Blood J. H , .304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Hamill .John, 329 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Kelly C. E., 209 Sansom
Slurfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Read J. K., 333 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
TaliafeiTo T. W., 326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wegener F. < )., 404 Montgomery
Wheat Charles I>^ 501 California
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
ARK.\-\8AS.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
COI/ORADO TERRITOET.
CHiattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomry
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
Connecticut.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfev S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2.36 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
Dakota Territory.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Joke E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Slontgomery
Dei.aware.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Smith Holland, :i07 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Weax
Toys at SEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keomy St. opposite the Plaza.
Florida.
Chattln Eiiward, 442 California
Smith Holland, 307 Montijoniery
Smith N. I'roctor, 426 Montgomery
WlUtln.s ./oha H. B., 4,'i8 California
Gkorgia.
•Chattin F/lward, 442 (;alifornl8
Smith Holland, ;»7 Blontgoniery
Smith N. Proctor. 42G M ntcomcrr
Tharp E. H„ 2.36 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 43,8 (jallfomla
Idaho Tkkkitory.
Blood J. H., .304 Montgomery
Chattin Kdward, 442 California
Craig Lev D.,600 Montgomcrv
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 IMontgomery
Read J. R., 333 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wegener F. ()., 404 Montgomery
Wilkin.s John H. B., 4.38 California
Illinois.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
€raig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey R. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wllkins John H. B., 438 California
Indiana.
Chattin Wward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
. Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
' Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Iowa.
. 'Jhattln Edward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
' Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2,3G Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
Kansas.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., GOO Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, .307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., 513 Montgomery
Tharp K. H., 236 Montgomery
WUkius JohnH. B., 438 California ■
Kkntucky.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee 1)., GOO Jlontgomerv
Hamill John, 329 Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. \'., 1 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey 8. 8., G07 Montgomery
Smith Holliind, :»7 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor,426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2,3<; Blontgomery
Wilkins John H. B..438 Culifomla
Louisiana.
Chattin I'>lward,442 California
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchant.';' Exchange
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 42G Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wllklus .lohn H. B., 4:i8 California
Haink.
Chattin Edward. 442 California
Craig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. S.,«07 Montgomery
Smith Holland, ;i07 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Enille V., .'513 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
WUklna John H. B., 438 California
SAN FBANC£SCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
963
Mabylasd.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
?"oV'*,.'^-„'*-' '■'^ Montgomcrv
S"' ' y"','"'"!. •i"7 Montg(,mory
Smith N Proctor, 42G Montgomery
Ivn^F \H: • -^ MoniR'Mnery
Wilkins John H. B., 4.W Culllornla
MASSACllrsKTTS.
Chattin E<lward, 442 Calif, rnia
Cruig Lee p., «w Moiitg..niery
Joice E. v., ti M.-r.lmnt.s' Exchange
Murfey S. .S., 607 Montgomery
Head J. R., 333 .Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 42G Montgomery
Stetson E. 0., 31,^, (;ull(„rnla
Sutter Emile V.,.d13 Montgomery
Tharp E. H.,2:«) Montgomery
Wilkins John U. B., 4:i8 Calif'or nia
MiCHKJAN.
Chattin Edward, +12 California
Craig Li-e D., GOO Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfev S. S., 607 Montgomery
Smith Holland, ;!07 Slontgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 420 Montgomery
Taliaferro T.W.,:]2<;l'lne
Tharp E. H., 2.3G Montgomery
Wilkins John H- B., 43S California
MlNNF.SOTA.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey S. .'^., 607 Moiitgoini'ry
Smith Holland, M07 Montgoniery
Smith N. I'roctor, 42(1 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2;i(i Monigoinery
Wilkins John H. B.. 4:« (;ulifornla
Mississiri'i.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Smith Holland, .307 Montgomery
Smith N. I'roctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 2:iG Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
M:s.sontr.
Chattin Edwacii, 442 California
Craig Lee D., GOO Montgomery
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey ,*<. S., G07 Montgomery
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. I'roctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., .'ilS Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 3-:g Pine
Tharp E. H., 2:i6 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 4:W California
Montana Tkrritokv.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
CYaig Lee 1)., 600 Montgomery
Joice E. v., 6 Merchants' E.YchaDge
Knox G. T., 444 California
Smith Holland, 307 M(,utgomery
Tallaterro T. W., :i26 Pine
Wilkins .John B. II., 418 California
Nkbr.vska.
Chattin Edward, 442('allfornla
Joice E. v., 6 Meichants' Exchange
Smith Holland, :«>7 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. II., 2.36 Monti:omery
Wilklnii John H. B., 438 California
Nbvada.
Blake H. C., 3.33 Montgomery
Blood J. IL, 304 Montgomery
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee I).,60<) Montgomery
Hamill John, :."2!) Montgomery
Harnev Wllllain, 410 California
Joice E. v., fi Merchants' Exchange
Knox G. T., 444 CalMornla
Murfey S. S.. 607 Montgomery
Read .1. R., ;«-33 Montgomery
.Smith Holland, :!o7 .Montgomery
Tallulerro T. W., 326 I Ine
Tharp E. H.. 2.3G Montgomery
Ward J. C, 424 Montgomery
Wegener F. U., 4W Montgomery
Wheat C. I)., .Wl Calllornln
Wilkins John H. B.,43'j Calllonila
Nkw Hami<miiiuk.
Chattin Edwonl, 442 California
Craig Lee I)., 600 Moiugomery
Joke E. V.,«M.rili(iiiiN' Exchange
Murfey S. ■><., ti<r7 M"liti;..iMiTy
Smith Holland, 307 .Monigoniery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 MoiiigomerY
Sutter E. V.,.1I3 .Montgomery
Tharp E. H., '2.36 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 4.38 Calirornla
Nkw Jkiukt.
Chattin Edward, 442 Callftrnia
Craig Lie II., 600 .Montgomery
Shirley .s. s., (iU7 Montgoni.-ry
Smith Holland,. 307 .Montgomery
Snillh N. Proctor, 420 Montgoiuery
Tharp E. H., '236 .Slontgomery
Wllklus John H. B., 4.38 California
New Mkxici) TERttirour.
Blood J. H., .301 Montgomery
Chattin Eilwaid, 142 (^'Blllorula
Joice E. v., 6 .M.rcliniits' E.\cbange
Knox (;. T.,444 Calll.jrnla
Smith Holland, :«7 .Montgi>mery
Smith N. I'roctor, 426 Montgomery
Sutter Emile V., .513 Montgomery
Wegener F. »»., 404 Montgomery
Wilkins Jobu II. B.. 438 Callforula
New York.
Blood .1. IL, 3W Montgomery
Chattin E.lvvard, 412 Cnlliornia
Craig Lee Ji., GO i Montgomery
Hamill John, 320 .MontL-oincry
Harney William, 410 California
Joice E. V.,G .MiTclmnts Excliauga
Murfey S. S.,ti07 Montgomery
Smith Holland, .307 Montgomery
Taliaferro T. W., 326 Pine
Tharp E. H., 2.36 Montgomery
North C.^ROLINA.
Chattin F^dward, 442 California
Smith Holland, :i07 .M-mtgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 126 Montgomery
Tharp E. II., 23<i .Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 4:« Calilornla
(III 10.
Chattin Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee I>., lillO .Montgomery
Hamill John, 32'» .Montgomery
Harney Wllllain, 410 Calllorula
Joice E.V.,G .MiTchants' Exchange
Murfey Samm 1 ,S.. r*J7 .Montgomery
Smith Holland, 3ii7 Montgomery
Smith N. Pnu tor, 426 Mimtgoinery
Sutter Emile V.,.il3 .blontgomery
Tharp E. H., 2;«i .Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 4.38 California
Oregon.
Blood J. H., 304 Slontgomcry
Chattin Edward, 412 Cullioriila
Craig Lee Ii., tKiu .Montgomery
Haft E. H., .T07 .Mi>iilv'oiiiery
Hamill John, .3211 Jlontgomerv
Harney Wllllain, 410 California
Joice E.V., 6 Merchants' Exchange
Murfey Samuel .s., B07 .Montgomery
Smith Holland, .3ii7 .Montgomery
Smith N. I'roctor, 426 .Montgomery
Taliaferro T.W.. .rjii I'liie
Tharp E. II. , 2:iG. Montgomery
\Vegener F. (>., 4<>4 Montgomery
Wheat C. I).,.')01Callf.irnla
Wilkins John H. II., 438 California
l'K>.NS»LVANI».
Chattin FMward, 442 California
Craig Lee I)., GOO .Montgomery
HariM-y \\ illtain, 4 U) California
Joice E.V., G .Men lirtiil*' Exchange
Murfev .saniuei S.. 6<'7 Montgomery
Smilh Holland, :«/7 Montgomery
Smith N. I'roctor, 42G .Montgomery
Sutter Emile V.. fiKt Slontgoiuery
Tharp E. H., 2:16 Montgomery
Wllklu.s John H. 11., 4.38 California
Riioiii: Island.
Chattin F^wanLIT^ California
Harney William. 410 I'nUfornla
Joice E.V., 8 M' r ' 1' : ange
Murfev S. S.,t<'" '
Smith Holland, . ry
Smith N. Proct , ; ^: . :iiery
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ANDEBSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Tharp E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wilkins John II. B., i'.iS Culifornia
AVlUianiB G. N., 309 California
South Carolina.
Chaftin Edward, 442 California
Smith Holland, m Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Jlontgomery
Wllkins John H. B., 438 California
Tfnneksee.
Chattln Edward, 442 Cal.fornia
Jolce E.V., 0 MerchantB' Exchange
Murfev S. S., 607 IMontgomery
Smith Hollnml. :?07 Slontgomery
Smith N. l'ro< (nr, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. H., 236 Montgonn'ry
Wllkins John H. B., 43S California
TE.XAi<.
Chattln Eiiwaril, 442 Ciilif"riiia
Ilarnev AVilliiim, 410 Calif^'mia
Joice E.V., 6 .AlercliMiith' Kxrbange
Murfev S. S., fiilT ^MniitL'onii.'ry
Smith Ilullniid, 307 .MHiitgomery
Smith >;. J'rocti r, 42(1 Montgomery
Tallafi-rrci T.W., :f26 I'Ine
Tharp E. H., 23H Montgomery
Wllkins John U. B., 438 California
Utah Tkuritohy.
I'lake H. C, ."iSS Montgomery
HloodJ. U., 304 Mont'-'omery
Cliattin E<lwar(l, 442 ("alifnrnla
('rail,' Li'i' II., 6110 Montgomery
llimiil! J., 3211 :\Iijntg(imi'ry
JIarnev 'Wiliiam, 410 Calit'ornia
Joice E v., 6 Mcrch.inls' Exchange
Kno.N (i. T.,444 (.'alit"rnia
Tiawroncr .1. ll.,2iXi Sunsom
IMiirfev S. S.. 607 Miml^iiiiirry
Kcad .1. l;.,3:i;i .■M,iiitj;'iiii.-ry
Smith llolland, 307 MoMt.!;'>mery
Smith N. I'roctor, 426 Montgomery
Taliaferro T.W., 326 Tine
Tharj) E. H., 236 Montgomery
Wegener F. <K, 404 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B.. 43H Culifornia
Vermont.
Cliattin Edward, 442 California
Murfev S. S., (i07 Montgomery
Smitli IInlland,307 Montgomery
Smilli N. I'ruchir, 426 Montgomery
Tliarp !■;. II., 2:i6 M(jMtgomi:ry
Wilkius Joho II. B., 438 California
■ViRfilNIA.
Chattln KdwMrd,442 Cidilnrnia
Smilh l!oHiii]d,:i07 .Monlg'OiuTy
Smith M. l'ic«;lor, 42lliMniiij..imery
Tharp K. 11., 236 Montgomery
Wheal C. 1).,.')01 California
Wllkins John 11. B., 43S I'ldiifornia
W ASH I N'C.TON T Ell K iron V .
Blood J. I!., 304 Montgomery
<!haltln Edward, 442 California
Craig Ijee l».,6fKl Moiitgoiuery
Ilamlll J., 32!l Muiitt;. rv
llaincy William, 410 Callltirnia
.loiic K.V., 6 Mt-rcliants' Kxchange
Miuli'vS. S., 607 Alunlgomerv
Smilh II. .liquid, :107 :\lo]itgoinery
Siiiitli N. Troctur, 426 Montgomery
Tharp E. II., 236 iMoutgcjmery
WeUT ViKlilNIA.
(,'hattln Kdward, 442 California
Smith llolland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. I'ldclor. 426 IMoulgomcry
Suttei K.V.,,5r3 .Mcintgdmery
Tharp K. ll.,2:«i .Montgomery
Wheat C. I>.,ri0l California
Wilkins John II. B., 4;J8 CaUfornia
WlS(V>NSIN.
Chattln Edward, 442 Cidifcirnla
Craig liei- |i.,iiO(l .M..Td;;(imery
.lolcc K.V., 6 Mrr. hants' lOxchange
Murfev S. S., 6U7 Mnin^'auirry
8inith Ho'.land, :ui7 .Munlgnmery
Smith N. I'roclor. 42<i Montgomery
Tharn E. IT., 236 MMutgomerv
Wllkins John II. I!., 43,S California
Wyomi.mg Tekrikirv.
Chattln Edward, 442 California
Craig Lee D., 600 Montgomery
Joice E.V., 6 Merchants' E.\change
Knox G. T., 444 California
Smith Holland, 307 Montgomery
Smith N. Proctor, 426 Montgomery
Wilkins John H. B., 438 California
Condensed mik.
Hepburn Ward A. (Alderney), 309 Sac
Confectioners* jTIacliines.
Schroder & Albrecht, 226 Battery
Con fectioner s— 91 annfactnr-
ing.
Bergmann Abraham, 200 Washington
California Rock Candy Works, 506 Jack
Canly D. & Co., 107 Montgomery
Dexter Frank, 526 Washington
Estrada F., 429 Kearny
Fahrbath & Seidl,405 Davis
Finck & Gundlach, 1312 DuDont
Foster & Co., 1035 Market
Gilbert August, 532 Hayes
Haas George & Co., 20 Kearny
Hacker B., 128 Third
HirschfelU D., 23 Stevenson
Idelmann John, 431 Union
Mercer M. A., 518 Kearny
Masson Freres, 413 Commercial
Midon F., 117 Sutter
Oesterman Louis, 13 Pearl
Roberts George F., 1301 Polk
Rotger <fe Wochatz, 307 East
ROTHSCHILD & EHRENPFORT,408
Clay (see adv. dept, page xliv')
.'faroui Louis <fe Co., 420 Sacramento
Schroder <fe Albrecht, 226 Battery
Thoin Ale.xander Jr., 781 Market
Town,<end T. T., 1152 Market
Town>end W. S., 627 Market
A'ogeley J. & Bro., 915 Market
Confectionery.
Abramovich Bros., 1322 Polk
Albrecht Riihard, 109 Taylor
Allen Francis Mrs., 326 Sixteenth
Alvord Mary Mrs., 759^ Howard
Axtman Leopold, .500 Hayes
Bagala Leo, 1517 Polk
Barandon Ernest, NE cor Bush and
Fillmore
Barr Katie Mrs., 713 Folsom
Baumberger Eliza Mrs., lllOSteiner
Bekeart Frank (\, 302 Third
Bergniiinn .-Miraliam, 200 Washington
Blum lleiirv, 1S13 Powell
Bowman W. .1. l\IrK., 1155'^; Howard
Bradshaw Alb ti, .',(i.'i Sixteenth
Braiiagan Patrick J., 1209 Bush
Ihicketts Marv .Mrs.,6Tvler
BrindCaleli, 15 is Polli
Bnrd R. M., 32;i Hyde
( lain & Walker, SE cor Turk and Taylor
Cnmarinos li., SK cor Sutter and Pow
(lampbell Sarah Mrs., 129 Sixth
Canly D. & Co., 107 Montgomery
Carroll John C, 110 First
CarM/ii Dora Mrs., 52 Seventh
Catechi .Icdiu, 204 Second
('lieignon A., 247 Fourth
('laiissen .lohn, .sl4 Laguna
Clinton Mary Mrs., 150Si.\th
Cohen Annie Mrs., 408 Ha\es
Ci)lbv /;. F., 322 Francisco
{!remer N., 430 Geary
Cronan James, SE cor Twenty -fourth
and Alabama
Culver Stephen H., 1214 Market
Davies John,524'.s Sixth
Dellwig Theodore, 1811 Polk
Desmond P., :i2S Broadway
Dohrzeiisky Julius Mrs., 21 Sixth
Dobr/ciiskv Rosa Mrs., 615 Larkin
Doebring Charles, 336 Third
Dreseii .losepb, UI12 Pierce
Duutoii & Heard, 427 Fourth
Oiiriiin .lames, 155 Seventh
Eugi'lbiTg Eniil A., 416 Ki-arny
EiHils Catherine- Miss, 1905 Geary
Erilii (Jiistave, 65!)Nntoma
Estrada Fred. Tick, 129 Kearny
Famiiiig .loliii .)!.. 1703 INIason
Felt Evcrclt. 15 Leidesdorfl
Fitzgerald Ellen Mrs., 4 Turk
Fit zsimmous Charles, 403 Geary
Fontana Frank, 6.35 Sutter
Friday Christopher H., 2311 Bush
Friediander Siegmund, .321 Union
GatchellC. S., 431 Greenw-ch
Geraghtv Michael, 1127 Folsom
Gercke G. <fe W., 1123 Howard
Gilson HattieMrs., 1180 Harrison
Goldsmith Rosiue, NW cor O'Farrell
and Larkin
(Joldstein H. & Co., 213 Kearny
Graff Antoinette Mrs., 72i Lombard
Grant John G. Mrs., .539 Fourth
Guilfoyle Mary J. Mrs., E s IMission,
betTwentv-iifth and Twenty-sixth
Guillet Charles, 206 Second
Hachmeister Charles, 418 Third
Hacker B., 128 Third
Hall Maggie Mrs., 18 Fourth
Hammar L. F., 1417Dupont
Handlos Jos. Mrs., 229 Fifteenth
Harris J. F., NW cor Octavia and
Grove
Harvey Annie Miss, 117 Ellis
HeitmuUer Henry, 1221 Polk '
Hemme & Renter, 29 Kearnv
Hobkirk Maria Mrs., 2549 Folsom
Hofi'mann Annie Miss. 209 Twenty-
fourth
Hofl'mann Frank M., SE cor Bush and
Devisadero
Hughes jMarv Mrs.. 1240 Ru.sh
Hurlbnt James M. Mrs.. 2S19V, Miss
luselmann H^'nry. 446 Third
Josti Victor, 109 Sixth
Kahn Herman, 946'o Mi'-sion
Kemme George, Nl^cor Leavenworth
and Broadway
Kempe Ernest, 806 Larkin
Knight Charles N., 37 Sixth
Kurz Louis, 215 Second
La Balme Augustin, 609 McAllister
Lambert Margaret Mrs., 749 Brannan
Lavagnino L., 114 Fourth
Levy Mary Mrs., 1520 Polk
Lewarn W. J., E s Valencia, near
Twentv-sixth
Liebert Bertha Mrs., 352 Fourth
Lloyd Sarah C. Mrs., 327 Pine
Luther E. Mrs., 107 Valencia
Maletesta Giovanni, 1313 Dupont
Maroodas Spirldion, 1020 Market
Mather Amanda C. Mrs., 228 First
Matthews Sarah Mrs., 705 Laguna
McCnnn M. Mrs., 143 Third
McMahon ,1. I\Irs., 1205 Folsom
Mc.Manus Harriet E. Mrs., 1116'-; Fol
Meigban Rebecca A. Mrs., 1425 Polk
Menzel Augusta Mrs., Twenty-fourth,
nr Valencia
Mercer M. A., 518 Kearny
Meyer Joseph, 617 Post
Midon Frank, 117 Sutter
Mitchell Mary Mrs., 8 Seventh
Morris Catherine ]Mrs.,961'j Mission
Murray Mary Mrs., 31S Sixtli
Muzio & Lagomarsino, sill Bush
O'Leary Johanna Miss, 14 Fifth
(lehler Minna Mrs., 210'^. Drumm
I'apina James, 517'-i Geary
Peters W., Miss, 120 Taylor
Phelan Susie Miss, 416 S"venth
Pitt Richard H., 2S>., Seventh
Poehlman William, S\V cor Post and
Powell
Pracht A. Mrs., 703 Hyde
Proctors. Mrs., 1643 Mission
Hatcovicli ('., i;U2 I'ollc
Rendlesham Hannah Mrs., 1014 Bryant
Rigoliet Bernard. 301 Stockton
Roberts George F., 1301 Powell
Sanger Edward B.. 102 Kearny
Saul John Mrs., 314 Fifth
SaiiliiKinn it LiHieii.-ti'in. 520 Cai
SebeiiirrCalliTiue, 203 Second
Sclimitz William, 323 P.roadway
Schneider John, 1705 I'idk
Schoenlicht John, 1105'.. Howard
Sears Catherine Mrs., 1155'.. Howard
Shaw Jlarx' Mrs., 254 Fourth
Shillaber L. & Co., 5!9 O'Farrell
Simrak Michad, 2100 Fillmore
Siskron (Jlara .\. Mrs., 209'o Second
Smith Catherine Mrs., SOO,'^ Sixth
Smith Frederick, 247 Eighth
Solari Michael, 1203 Polk
Staake Ernst, 1817 Powell
Staengel Eberkart, 1432 Pacific
Stewart Annie, 637', Howard
Storms George F., 1802 Bush
Sullivan Mary A. Mrs., 73SHoward
Swain A. E., 636 Market
Swain R. K. & Co., 213 Sutter
Taylor Cvrus D. Mrs., 208 Sixth
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Lolls at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St. opposite the Haza.
SAN FRANC IS 0 0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Taylor James Jr., 903 Bush
Tinnininiin I,., !»I0 Larklii
TuiiD't I iuirl.'s, -JOO-S Tnvl(.r
TowiiMii.l T. T., 115.; Market
Townsri],! M . s., (VJT Market
TrevivUh \Villinni (;.,'21l sixth
Trost Williaiij.'JHl Calilnrnia
TM-litirr * l>liiKeun,-J17 Kearny
Tulte .laiiief, 217 Elfilith
Turner Cliarles I'., iorj Market
Usselliiii Aiina.'JUi Sixth
Vandewator Jane Mrs., 16 Sixth
Vansteeriburj; Joseph K., cor Vallejo
ami Moiit.uomerv Av
Vogeley .r. <fe liro., !)15 Market
Wanz Cathar'na Mrs., Ns Twenty-
fourth, nr ('oluml)la
Warren Aui;uf.t, 107 Sixth
Weber Julius, -Jno Kleventli
W<>Iiker ( 'harles, 10 ( 'uniuieroinl
Wendel (;ei>r-e, l-JluSlinktun
Wheeland Bros., 2:;:i-J Mission
Williams Annie Mrs., SK cor Powell
ami Clay
Wilson Mary A. Mrs., 342 Fourth
Worsey William G. Mrs., 704 Filbert
Worster Thcinias, 217 Sixteenth ,
Wunderer & Seeli, 1233 Stockton
Zinimeruiau H. L.,70:i BroaJway
Barnard T. 0., 32 KIncon I'l
Hast hnKolhert, 112 Valparaiso
Batinuui M. ( '.. cr Fn.nl and ( )larlc
Hool.ar K. ('., M ||„wiird
'.'."■'IJl';'!.'!- '^^'•.-•"'•"•"llfornia
Knw KM, JKKKMIAU, 442 Jackson
Brown William II. mlnht work), 0
JIills V\
liurke K. ll.,.Visrall(ornla •
Burks ('. I., imsValonrla
Bucknam A. K., 701 Montgomery
Bu«lee.l. II., 7!tNevaila Block
Carter ('llarll■^ II., 327 Fell
<"l'""k t; ;;e A., NW cor Twenty-third
and San .li.se Av
Classen .l.diti I'., .•.1(> Ki'arny
Coek SevinourS., .Vi< California
(.ooK & Tr.iuns.in..5ll I'Ine
Deuan & i irli. rdi stone,, Tow nsend, bet
.second and Third, and Central Av,
bet i'ost and (iearv
DhJSlns BrotluTs .-)2s Calif..rnla
niiluius William M., ■VJ.S Calilornia
Iloaiie M.,27 l.iliertv
Ponnelly Kihvard D.. 2103 Jones
Dorland R. II., W s Dolores, nr Dor-
land
Doyle John, NW cor Geary and Cen-
tral .\v
Iiud;;eon Edwin, 206 Montgomery
Dyer .James S., .52S California
F.nricht I.ouis, !(32 I'nlon
Eyre John, Es Castro, bet Fifteenth
and Sixteenth
Falconer Jotin. 807 Market
FauniiiK Edwanl, ;J20 Olicstnut
Flnley Thomas E.. NW cor Octavla
and WasliinKlon
Fletcher W. M., IfiJH Tyler
Flood .\le\ander.:f2 Geary
Forbes* Jllller, 217 Market
Freese A. C, 3 .Mission
Graves (). F\,24 Folsom
Haaf .facoh, olfi Kearny
Hall Wiiislow, IBS Market
HancocK & Kelso, NW cor SIxteentii
and C iluniliia
Harlow ,liiiues, ',1!) Jlontpoinery
Harris James H., 72S Minna
Hawes Elisha, 4:i4 I 'alilornia
Hermann I'. .\., o.i I'ost
Hock Tobias, 51t! Kearnv
Hyde & Chester, 615 Mission
Kelly .lames .M.. H:W Market
965
ConsuI.<i.
f -' Co'uuLs General. )
Argentine Republic, Charles Baum, 5io
Battery
Austro-Hiiiiirarian Empire, Rudolph
Hochkotler, 203 Front
Belgium, Kniil Grisar, NW cor Fifth
and Townsend
Bolivia, K. Herrera, 331 Montgomerv
Brazil, David Boyle Blair (consular
a>?ent), 216 Sansom
•■'Chili, Uenry I'alacii>s, 4ft5 Front
^Chlna. (Ihen Shu Tang, consul gen-
eral, F. A. Bee, consul, Sit Ming
Cook, vice consul, 917 Clay
*Co8ta Rka, T. Lemmen Mover, con-
sul general, 2iiS Market; "jo.se M.
rinoco, consul, 323 Front
Denmark, Nicholas Sonnichsen, 317
California
Ecuador, F. Herrera (acting), 331
Montg'onery
*Frauce, Aiitoine Forest, 7(M Wa.sh i rveii.v .laimv
*Gtrnian Empire, Adolpli Rosenthal ! Kenny A- Me('|o>kev, 2733 I'luc
321 Battery j Kerr Will am, IKt.i Battery
"Great Britain, W.Lane Booker, 319
California
Greece (vacant).
Guatemala, Louis B. Parrotf, 3(X> Cal
Hawaiian Islands, H. W. Severance,
316 Calilornia
Honduras, F. Herrera (acting), 331
Montgomery
Italy, Coiiiu Diego Barriiis, 525 Front
Japan, Kentaro Vanagiva, 30<i .lones
Mexico, M. G. Pritchard, 215 Saiisoni
Netherlands, J. De Fremerv,410 Bat
-^Nicaragua, F. Herrera, 331 .Mont
Peru. J. W. Grace, 40 California
Portugal, Francis Berton; Henry Laid-
ley, vice consul, 527 Clav
•'Russia, Vladimir Weletskv, 7 South
I'ark
Salva.lor, F. Herrera (acting), 331 Mont
Spain, C. Martin, 221 Sansom
Sweden and Norway, August Berggren
406 Montgomery
Switzerland, Francis Berton, .527 Clay:
Antoine Bore!, vice consul, 6()1
Montgomerv
Turkey, Gi'orge W. Gibbs, 33 Fremont
United States of Coionilda, Francisco
Herrera, 331 Montgomerv
I'ruguay, J. W. Grace, 40 California
<'oiilra«lor tiaw Workn.
.SMEDBERG JAMES J!., 127 Beale
(see adv. dept. page xxxl )
<'ontra«torH
{ISec also Carpenter)! and Bui
also I'ilcdrivtrs.)
Acker, Lott <& i'o., 1207 Polk
AcKer.son C. H., 215 Kearny
Allen William, 421 Dupont
Andrews (J. B., S s Filbert, nr Van
' Ness Av
Aubrey F. ()., NE cor Twenty-third
ani! I'liattanooga
Avery Claik, 160:» Clay
Kincaid John E., 221H Pacilic Av
I King Henry I,., IIXIJ Powell
I Klatt Ferdinanii. oH! Kearnv
Lamb F. B..2714 Kol.^oni
Larrimore Richard. 1(H Oregon
Lee John i stone i. s s Sacramento, bet
Bak<Taiid Bro.lerlek
Malionev Brotliers. :fj.'i Stevenson
Malli-r A Liiel,4I'.i I'.illlornia
MeGowan A Bnller, 513 Ash Av
Mci;uire Jolui,21()i;rove
McllwaiiK! .lo.seph, 2HI5 ("lay
.McLerie J. N.,2121 Bufch
Mendel Frederick. 1219 Stelncr
Menzlesit Blnaliam,.")14 Battery
Miles .Midia.'l, Buchanan, bet Pageand
Lilly Av
Miller Adam .Fr., NE cor Bryant Av
and Twent\-tlilrd
Mltcliell Robert, 32.S Pine
Moore C. P.,3!i4 Ninth
Moore (ieorge ll.,:i!il Ninth
Morris .lames, 512 Cc^irv
Nort<in William II., 22oi California
(idorli'ss Excavating .\pparatus Co.,
432 Kearny
onl.'rdonk .Vndrew. 1h Nevaiia Block
Parent Charles L.,2:f2 Fremont
Pease William i..>.\:^ l.oiiiliarii
I'helan .lames, 2:il I .sai raiiiento
Piatt II. B., 14!j Montgomery Av
Powell A., 434 California
Remillaid Brothers, Pacific Street
Wharf
Riley John > night work ', 126 Gearv
Korea G., 32s .Monitomery
.Sanderson John, <>:(•"> FoUoin
iUters; \ schlrmer E. ist recti, .542 Callfurnla
Shain E. 15., I!r23 Geary
Sheldon H. A., SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Capp
Sheldon John P., 1'.. Mission
Sheridan W. A.,.'H Louisa
Smith P. .L, .Mission Road, nr Flvc-
mlie House
Snvder A. A., 17 Halleck
Stevens William E., 316 Montgomery
Straflon John S., g.VI TlarrlHon
Taylor J. W (street), old t llv Hall
I'lioninson Edwin R.,4:tO Montgomery
Thornlilil J., X, Pobi
Van Ness J. P., 107 Fifth
Wagner Jacob, .' Ill Kearny
Walte J. M.. cor Alason and Sue
Watts it White (nlnht w,.rk), :•« Duo
WilUHiiihC. ll.,4:«iM .nigoMiery
Wlsslnger John \V., ins Jn.ksou
Wright J. (night work),«(/7 Market
Conveyaneera.
(.Vv iilso \olarlet I'liblie.)
Blake H i'.. Xtl Mont«oniery
Brandon .lowph R., (vh .Merchant
Craig Lee D, (Kit) Monlgoniery
Jolce E. v., 6 .Merdiants' Exchanga
Mason James, 6 Merchanls' Exc hange
Read A RattiTtv, :W3 >lon(goniery
Smith N. l'roclor,4'2« Montgomery
Wheat C. D.,."iOl California
Coohlnar Ranxen.
I Si- I- Uiittyrs.) I
CoOIMTIt. I
Allman D. & Co., :m Commercial
Armstrong Rudolph, 72 Oregon and 121 |
Jackson
Arnold Francis W.. 009 Battery and 3
Chambi'rs
BODWELL H. H.. 211-213 MlMlon(«e
adv. dept. page xxxv)
Brr>wn, Hogan A Co., Twelrth, nr Fol
Carl Brothers, 109 Oregon
Djer William (!., 1017 Battery
Egan & Buckley, 14 Oregon
Felvey Lawrence, 106 Market
Fulda Brothers li V,u., •.•U-W Spear
Handy L. N.* C..., :r2 Clay
Hiagliisit (ireeiie, 15 Pine
Hogan A- I'o,, liKi Dnimni
llublirll.Samii.l v., 17 .Merchant
Juzix Leop(,ld,616 Battery
Lang Henry, 112 Jackson
Larsen George, SW cor Clay and
Drunim
Lawson & .Moore, .506 Front
Madseii Oliver, 120 Washington
Mattullath Maiiutacturinu Co., K a
Eighth, bet Br.ianland Harrison
Nesblll I. A Brother, 21 Bhixonie
Norton Reuben. 103 Commercial
Olson linsial, 4 Oregon
J'aclllc Barrel and Keg Factorv, S a
Braniian, bet .Stjventh and Eighth
oltlce 40S Calllornia
Sealy Charles.S .Mission
Vagis George, 143 .^lliina
Woemcr David, ll>4 Spear
<!oop<>ri>* Wto«k.
Hogan A Co., lotl Drumin
i'aclllc Barrel and Keg Factory, ofllce
40SCHlltornla
CUTTINi; PACKING (H).. 17^l Main
« op|i<T lin|>ortrra,
SELBV THOMAS U. A ( o., 11.; Ms
t^al (.s«'e adv. ilept. page xxxl)
<'0|>|i^r Boiler*.
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO., llft-IW
Cal (see adv. dept. page xxxl)
Tay (J.orge H. .t i:o.,612-Bls Hntlrry
Co|tprr nininK <'otupanle<i.
I lite JUinlng Oimtxutlet.)
t'opitrrani illm.
lis John <•., SI I K''nrii\
Irednle A. S., :i.'.7 .Mission
Misire Simeon, Mil .Muntgnniery
IVrev P., 312 Market, nr Front
I'etc'rHen t% oUon, .TiK Hutli
.Sanders ft <:o.,421 .Mlulon
Smith Charles W...»22 Davis
Snook C. & W., 6311 .Sacramento
Tewksburv C. A..51S Biisli
Tripp G. A. <t Co.. 226 Fremont
Wagner A Toilt,.')7l .MI.s«lon
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
966
SAN FKANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
C'op:»'ins I»resses.
{See alxo Slalioners.)
Dakin E. A. Cf'lf>c!rici.209Sansom
Hopkins, Taylor <fe To. (atmospheric),
419 Sansom
SimmoDB C. J. (mechauical), 507 Cal
Copyi!>>t8.
Haines J. D. <fc Co. (electric), 513 Cal
Jarratt I. E., 80 Montgomery Block
Norwood T., fi(W Merchant, room 14
Schwartz W. H., 3;Jo I'ine
Cordage Slannfaoturors.
COOK & ELLIS (rawhide), :!? Fre-
mont
HALLIDIE A. S. (wire), 0 Caiifornia
(see adv. dept. paaes xii ami xiv)
PACIFIC CORDAGE Cd., 120 Front
Rovf r n. (rawhide), ,H.-)S-,S(il Brvant
SAN FRANCIStid (;!IJ{1)AUE MAN-
TI FACTORY (I'olrero), Tiibbs &
Co., 613 Front (see adv. dejit. page
xllv)
Cordials.
(Set Si/rups) Cordialu, etc.)
Cork Wood.
Mauri Brothers, 411 Sacramento
"WATSON & CO., 319 Battery
Corks.
Ebert George & Co., 032 Sacramento
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacranif nto
Mauri ){rothers, 411 Sacramento
Scherr, Bach & Lux, T)!! Sacramento
WATSON & CO., 3iy Battery
CorkMcrciv ^laniifaotiirerH.
PRICK M., 415 Keorny
Schlntz .1. Herman, 10 Stevenson
"SVI LL & FINCK, 701) Market
CorniccH— Galvaiiixrd Iron.
Fiske H. a., SIO Market
FoI!l)Ki;i;i; .losKI-Il F.,22G Mission
I SCI' mlv. dept. pa::c .\lii)
Hayes CeorKc & Co., 53:i Fifth
Pacific Zinc Ornament Factory, 50)0
Mission
CorKelM.
(-566 also Dm Ouo'U; (tlxn. Fvrnis)i-
ino Goods— TMdie.i. )
California Corset Co., ."j.lil Market
Freud M. <feSoti,744 Marketand (1 Hup
(Jehn-t Sophie, 120 Kills
Crimtli KlizalH-th .Miss, 412 Geary
.Ti)iias(-ori .loiiiis, 51.") Market
Lichleiistclii Morris, !i Dupont
lioretz A. Mrs., lo;) KIlis
Martlneaut J. Mrs., 420 Sutter
('OHtfiimerH.
Frledleiri Tj. Mrs., 31 Third
.Tahii <fe Foster, 121 Stockton
I'aiillin .lames K., 803 Mont»;oniery
SchaferC. A Co., (Iraiid Opera House
Simons Loiiisii Mrs., 23 Ellis
Tcrme INIarv Mrs., (112 Montgomerv
■Walter (;. .Mrs., II (ii'ury
Wllzlnski S., 810 Ellis
■WoernerCarl, 223 Kearny
CoUonNail Ouck.
Hannn .1. *. P. N., 30.S Pavls
NEVILLE&CO., 31 Callfornljj and 10
Uavis (see adv. dcpl. paiie xxxvli)
ConntorfoK <'<»iii nclf>«-f.orM.
Harrl.son .). P. (.1. .s. Dvi-'s <fe ,1. T. M( •
Nally's),5;i0'^ Valemla
Crackf'r naiiiiractiirorH.
{Sec lUikerUs' Ontcker.)
Crape and I^ace -Water-
proof.
Vernon S. L. Mrs., 114 Turk
Cream Tartar, Soda, and
Saleratns Manufacturers.
Barton B. V. & Co., 213 Sacramento
Callaehan D. & Co., 121 Front
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Pacific Soda Co., 109 California
Tyler S. H. & Co.. 221 Commercial
Crockery and «lassware—
W^holesale.
Altschul, Seller & Co., 8 Battery
Arnold N. S. <fe Co., 310 California
Cerf J. & Co., 517 Market
Haneri Antonio, 420 Battery
Lawton o. <fe Co., CM) Market
MARSH H. F. (agent Boston and Sand-
wich Glass Co.), 316 Clay
Nathan B. & Co., 126 Sutter
Reid & Brooks. 524 Sansom
Sanderson & Brother, 310 Battery
Strasburger Bros., .320 Battery
STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM &CO.,NE
cor Battery and Pine (see adv.
dept. page xli)
Swain R. A. & Co., 112 California
Taylor .lohn & Co. (druggists'), 518
Washington
Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 129 San
ZZ. F. IVX.^Zt.SZZ,
AfJKNT FOR
Boston and Sandwicli Glass Co.
Rich Cut Table and Bar Glassware.
AVHITNEY GLASS WORKS, PHILA.
Flint and Green Glass Bottles,
MASON'S FRUIT JARS.
316 Clay Street.
Crockery and Cilaasware—
Retail.
Ackernian Bros., 123 Kearny and 209
Slitter
Adler David, 208 Sixth
Bailey Joseph H., 1513 .Stockton
Barnett Joseph, 39 Fourth
Rjcker Joseph, 329 Hayes
Bernard Isaac, 2214 Sixteenth
Brown II.. I. ,414 Third
Caire .Iustiii:iiii. 528 Broadway
Carr I'cter .1., 2757 Mission
(;ascv Thniiias, U16 Fourth
C.Tf J.&Co., 517 Market
Cohen Klnt', 360 Third
Davidson M.,231 Sixth
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearnv, and 718
Jlarket
Davis <& Co., 65 Fourth
Downing James A.. 10 Third
Dnillil 1''. 11. D.,2(Ki.(ackson
Ebert .hiiiins, 1417 Siocktcm
Ezeki<'l Isaac, l.i2:i Stockton
FinkbiMMcr George, M2!l Dupont
Friedman Ueikn Mr^., 214 Pacific
FimkeMstein P., 925'. Market
Geiseiidorfer M. Mrs.. 202 Second
(ilicK Holman,2,58 Third
(ioldsmlth G., 1411 Polk
Hanna 1'. R., NE cor Twenty-fourth
and Oiliimbia
Hartmann !\L, 119 Sixth
Haseltinc RolM'rt K.,423 Davis
lllr^llfeld P.., 15 h'oiirtli
Janlzeii Kred licU, 131 Second, 122
Kilthaiid (141 Keaniv
.loseph .\ngel, '.rj'.i l\larket
Joyce P. .1., Ill Sixth
Koch Adam, 807 Market
Langdale Alfred, !KI3 Stockton
Lawton O. * (Jo., CM-ini Market
Levlngstoii Abraiiam, 8 Sixth
Levy Marcus, 231 Sixth
Mariaiii (I. D., 1028Diipont
Marks M. & Co., 709 Mission
Maurice Kliza Mrs., 324 Third
Miiller A. ('., ll5Thlid
Nathan H. .t Co., 126 Sutter
O'Comiell Martin. 121 Sixth
Ol)penbeimer li(wijaniin. 411 Fourth
J'otter Frank A., 2010 Mission and 841
Valencia
Reid iVr Rrooks, ,524 Sansom
Selig Abraham, 3 Euurth
Simon Joseph. ;i02 Sixth
SInshelnier Simon, y Dupont
Stempelmann Henry, 623 Pacific
Swain R. A. & Co., 112 California
Vale & Son, i;!09 Polk
White Adelaide Mrs., 260 Thfrd
Winch Walter. 603 Laguna
Wright William, 300 Montgomery Av
Crucibles.
(.See Assayers' Materials.)
Curled Hair.
(^■Manufacturers. )
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
-■'Bailey Henry, Missouri nr Mariposa
•■■■Eureka Hair Factory, cor Fifteenth.
and Dolores, otHce 416 Sacramento
■■■^Glover & Willcomb, 67 New Mont
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
-'Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co., office
412 Market
=^Potrero Curled Hair and Cocoa Fibre
Co., Potrero, nr Rope M'alk
="Shafield Charles, E s Tennessee, nr
Butte
WesL Coast Furniture Co., NW cot
Fourth and Bryant
Wucherer Christopher, 2011 Filbert
Curriers.
(See Tanners.)
Custom House Brokers.
(See Brokers.)
Cutlers.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Bauer Bros., 654 Mission
Bemmerer Au,gust, 1521 Pofk
Cass John J., ,350 Third
Harris, Oswald & Noble, 208 LeidesdorfF
Hoppe Reinhold, 318 Pine
Kohnke John, 405,'-:5 Cahforuia
Marks A., 508 C immercial
Ortet John F., 534 Commercial
PRICE MICHAEL, 415 Kearny
Rau & Todt, 119 Leidesdorft'
Schintz J. H., 10 Stevenson
Vincent John, NE cor Pine ami Keai
WILL & FINCK. 709 Market
3VC. i^moEs,
PIONEER CUTLER
Maker and Designer of
THE F.IMOUS
CALIFORNIA CARVERS,
Maker of the Celebrated
BO\A/IE KNIVES
And of the World-renowned
aUARD RAZORS.
Store, 415 Mearaiy.
Factory, 10 Stevenson.
Repairing neatly done.
WIIiL & FINCK,
769 Market.
I^ave the Largest
Cutler}^ Manufactory
(3n the Pacific Coast.
English, French, German and Ameri-
can Cutlery always on hand, Ra-
zors and Shears ground, and
Cutlery of every description
made to order at short notice.
Cutlery— Importers.
(See also Hardware— Wholesale.)
Allen E. T., 515 Market
Altschul, Seller & Co., 8 Battery
Anderson & Randoliih, 101 Mont
Baker it Hamilton, 7-19 Front
Cerf Jives & Co., 517 Market
Conran Thomas S., 623 Market
Daneri Antonio, 420 Front
Edwards R. M., 325 Kearnv
EGERTON HENRY C. (Peter Bros.X
109 California
Fleishman. Sichel & Co., 120 Batteiy
JULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gloves and Mittens at &E0. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOUY.
967
Folkcrs .T. H. A. & Bro., 118 Mont
FRAN K KNTH AL & CO., S\V cor Bat-
terv anil (^alitornla
Hubbard J. I!., Sons * Co., 120 From
Jones K. H. & Co., 5;i5 Slarket
.loseph Natlian, 641 VAav
Lawton (>. & C'l., lai Market
Ijevifoii liroH., l.'M Sutter
Marks M. & <'o.,T0( Mi.sslon
Natban 1!. & Co., rJ6 Sutter
I'helps ct MilliT, 120 Sutter
Price M., 415 Krarnv
SlERiN(; II. it CO., 19 Montgomery
anil 107 Sutter
Son BrolliiTs. ;ioO California
STRALS, KnIINSTAMM & CO., NE
cor Battery and I'ine (bee adv. dept,
paste .\li)
Swain R. A. & Co., 112-114 California
Tobin, Pavifton & Co., N\V cor San-
soin and Sutter
■W'anpenheim, Sternlieim & Co., 129
Sansom
Weil & Woodieaf. US Battery
WILL ife FINCK, 7(J» Market
FRANKENTHAL & CO.
Importers niid Jobbers
Cutlery, stationery, SmoKers' Articles,
Hnsioal InstruniontH,
Playing Cards, Etc.
Corner Battery ,\n"d California.
Cutlery— Ret»il.
(See Harduare, etc.)
nagriierreian and Aiubro-
tj'pe Halerials.
(See Pholopraphic Stock.)
Dasruerreians.
(See Photopraphic Galleries.)
Dairy Protluee— ^Vliolesale.
Ahem & Co., 20;^ Washinetoti
Brigbani, Whitnev & f'u..320 Front
Collins & Felling', 42.) Clay
DODGK, SWEENEY & Ci)., 406 Front
(see adv. dept. paire xxviii)
Forsaith & Dmlsre, r5 Front
Getz Bros. & Ok, 'Ml Front
Halght Robert & Co., 226 Front
Hey wood & Hcndley, 222-224 Clay
Joost Herman, 410 Clay
KIrschbraum Son <fe Co., 315 Clay
Linsley & Co., 212 Clay
Moulton E. S. & C J., ;«)5 Clay
Searles & Stone, 22 Califurnia
Spear, Mead.^cfe Co., liK^.llS Wa.sli
Steele, Elder <fc Co., 204 Front
Von Ronn & lleneke Bros., 414 (lay
AVielaiid Bros., 326 Front
Wolt'en Max <fc Co., 2l(> Wasbiuston
WOOSTER, HUBBELL & CO. ^ 317
Front (see adv. dept. page xxvlU)
Dairy Proslncc— Retail.
Allari Joseph, rA Calilbrnia Market
Atchinson B. M. & Co., Ill Centre Mar-
ket
Bennett Bros., 3.'>-36 California Market
Bouteiller L., 23-24 Grand Western
Market
Brincat Salvo, .t06 Clay
Connolly Thomas, 9-11 S. F. Market
Curran Tlioinas, 22-23 Njw Metropoli-
tan Market
Deloche <fe ('oraiav,2S. F. Market
Derby C. W., 19 New Metropolitan
Market
Detjen Henry. 37 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Drelmann Andreas, ri2 1 Diipont
Dunn .F. P., 40 CrandCentr.il .'Market
Eckel Henry, 1002 Mnnt^-omery
Edwards C. E.. 37 Centre Market
Eldridge B. G., 17 New Metropolitan
Market
Erzcraber & Oestlnp, 108 California
niarket
Frlot Alfred. 43-44 Wasblngton Morket
Fuller A. F., 27 Grand Central Market
Getz * HIrsbfelil, 17 Grand Central
Market
Haz.leton Charles 11., Haves Vntiey
Market
HodKkins <t Trevov, 29 Hayes Valley
Market
Horgan T., 14 Grand Central Market
Jacobson Charles, 1400 Clav
Jacoby & Bielsky, 13 Outre Market
Johannsen & i'eterl, IB California Mar-
ket
JoBt Peter, 731 Vallejo
Kane <fe lleaney, 11 and 40 Centre Mar-
ket
KIngou Robert, 27 Grand .\rcado Mar-
ket
Kirchner II., 2**-29 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Kraus Bros., ftS Centre Market
Lederer Simon W., 6,s Centr.- Market
Lemoine. (ianibert & Co., 15 S. F.
Market
Levy H., 81 California Market
Linsley & Co., 212 Clay
JIartens Frederick, 57 Washington
.Alarket
>lilnerncv Martin, .324 K Haves
Miller 1!., S5 Centre Market
Milliken 1'. <fe J., .V!(k.-ntre Market
]\Iinlo Bros., 422 Clav
Molilfeldt & Wallmann, NW cor
o'Farrelland Junes
Morloek Frederick, i') Centre Market
Mussante ('.,37 (inunl .\riade JIarkel
Neubert & Turk, 2.5 California iMarket
Neuman (iustave, 1 146 Folsom
Pace Joseph & Co., 9 NewClay St.
Market
I'arkin (;. A., 19 Mission .Market
Phillips P. A., 27 Outre Market
Plass E. N., 310 Sixth
I'luntnierG. E.,12(Vntre Market
Rau L. Mrs., 132 Filth
Ruppel Conrad, 29 (irand Arcade Mar-
ket
Saloni.n N 'winan, 66 (\>ntre Market
Samuel liiiviil,^7 Hiives Valley Market
Schwartz < 'nnrnd. 5;!2 Sixth
StreUbkv Jo.>-eij|), IlnSixteenth
fihcrburno J. N., 13 Hayes Valley Mar-
ket
Terwilliger <fe Fink, 50 Washington
nuirket
Tbiirbneh Julius, 19 Grand Central
Jlnrket
Wlieliiu W. L.,17 Grand Arcade Market
AVhiteomb C. N.,21 Mission Market
Wilton .). ife Co., 23 California Market
Winn Ili.ratloS.. 31 Centre Market
Witt J., 2:i5 Sixth, and 9 Bay City Mar-
ket
Young Conrad, 1317 Dupont
DfH^oraturN.
Bush C. W.,5 .'Vnna
DentlKlH.
Adams Q. L., l'>15 Leavenworth
Austin Ilenrv,63I Wa.-hln^;ton
Barber I!. I/., OOiiSacr.-imeiito
Beers Barrett, 2:(0 Kearny
Itirt^e Jnni-s .1., 313 Kearny
Blake Charles E. Sr., .'>'...Keamy
Bl.iiikTiiaiin William, 873 Market
Bloch ('.iislnMlliie, si'i.->'.. Market
Bolton Thntoas, sin Howard
Bourquin Chiirles, 2.-> Montgomery Av
Bovie (;.drL;eS..:i31 Kearny
Brown G. II., 16:u! MUsiuD
Bunnell K. K.,3l(i Kearny
Bush & Kails, h Kearny
Culvert Henry W., '209 (.Vary
(Calvert William, 2<K)(;eary
Card W. H., 646 Market
Case Charles E., Xuele.is House
Cimlfunt S. P., I'l Slxlh
Clirl.stensenG. A.,2(«l MIsBlon
Chrlsioph'-'' Teller, 13.1 Kearuy
Cochrane E. O..h.-i0 Market
Cogswell J. L.,2:r2 Sutler
Conradt II. E. . I., s:.-! Kearny
i Cool Georce W., 22 Kearny
: Crawford Cliarle'S P., ri) Second
j Croome William, 21."i Kenrny
Crossett Truman, 10 Third
Crowell .1. P., 215 Kearny
1 Cottar R., 715 Clay
; Iiavls * .sans/er, 137 Montgomery
Dean (!. S., 406 (.reenwlch
I Decker Charles W., 925 Market
Peniils .<amupl W., 33 Kearny
Dunbar L. L. :w Poxt
Dutch William, 26 Monlgoniery
Edward-. .1. \V ., 22 G'ary
Fer^'uson T II., 221 Kearny
Fox II. B., 702 Foldoni
Full r(;. II., 45 SI. Ann's Uulldlox
Gil lea B.M., 'CI Market
Gladwin Silas K., \m ^Market
(io<ldard(;. L.,23 I'oKt
(■'■•e Samuel E., 26 Mont
Grlswold While F., 900 .Market
llackelt i^ Dean, 126 Ktarny
liardcaslle (Jeorwe. 31 l-ihly
Hatch Jamed H., 213 Gearv
Hilton (ienrce W., 1012 .Maoou
IloaillevG. ('., sa", .Mission
Hubbard (J-orue A.. 210 Ki'arny
Hutchlns .lanu's .M.,7!7 .Market
Hutchison David S., 6 it'Karrell
Jenkins t:. W., 14ir2 Bush
Jessup T. C.. 10:1 Monlgoniery
KaulTunt: Louis H., 717 (ireen
Knowli'h Samuel E.,SE cor Post and
Dupont '
Knowles W. .v.. SE cor Post and Dup 1
Knowlton John S. (laboratory), 1-2 St.
Ann's Bulldlns:
Knox Henry E.,i3 I"ost
Lacey Jolm.GVi Howard
Eawren<e Georte.:! Kearny
l,earn K. B., 652 .Market
EIBBEV M. 1,., NW cor Geary and
Kearnv ,
Mttle JoMMib R., 12.1 Stockton
I,undborL' .1. A. W., I2:iS»ckton
l,vsnar Edward, 120 Sii'ter
McAlllst-r William 1',., 702 Market
.Mc(;raeken Orln C., h:!i Mission
Moore ('., 10 St. Ann's Building
Morel Albert, H3S>larket
.Morllew Thomas, 120S:itter
.■^lorton & l{oblnson,2a'« .^IoIlt Av
Mowbray H. ('., 2(i«l Stockton
Neumann Leopold, 6I11 ii'Kiirrell
Porter .lohn S., 1 St. Anu'o Building
Kail Henrv, 7.W Mission |
RhelnB. L., 703 Market ,
Rlchanls C. W., li)3 Post '
Richards W. H., 25',. Stockton
Koberts S. If., 142'^. Fourth I
Jtoblnson W. IL. 215 Montgomery Av
Schmidt (histavp. 1717 Ml.sslon |
.SchultzeE. U..-i>r, Third '
Sidiel G. W.,72: Filbert 1
Slchel A Richards, io< |>oKt
Smille Ellon ]{„ 6V> Washington
Spear Thomas 11., 2.I5 Kearuy ,
Spence S. .1.. 8 Taylor |
Stanley W. H., 115 Kearny
Stevens II. H., lO"!'., Thirl
T -ngue »t Cane, 142 '■• Fourth
Thrall II. II., UK Geary
Trnmpoiir .1. P., 2021 Mission
Van Ardeii I,., Jr„207 Twenty-fourth
Van Denhurgh A., VU (Jearv
Van D-nburgli Iianlel. 2'29 Geary
Wade Thomas, '27 Geary
Warner Alexander, .30 Post
Whinnerv J. (!., 1402 HuMj
Wbltconib N. T., '2«'>:i Thlid
Wllblrt John L., 18 Third
Winter E. W., 311 Stockton
Winter * Winter, 2fl« Kearny
Woodward Ernest N.,!^) Market
Woodward William A., 930 Market
Younger Wllllaiu J., 214 Stockton
DrntlHlo' nutorlaiN an«1
liiMtriiiiientd.
Folkers J. H. A. & Bro.,1IH M.ml
Hatlerotli A Kuss. .'121 Kearny
PRICE MD'IIAEL, 41.'S Kearny
Redlnu'on * Co.. .'Ol .Market
.Schneider W. H.,2« Geary
Wakel.-e II. P., SE cor Montgomery
an 1 Itusb
WIEL, it I'l.NCK, 70' Market
Derniatuloiriatii.
Bucknall George J., 331 K.urn:
UrBiKn^rM on Wood.
l.*e alto Kn/jraierf.)
F.ltncr Kudoli.h, ff29 Clav
FRANCIS, VALENTINE <ft CO., M7
Cluv
NahlA.,31S Kearny
Oliver Henry * Co., 818 Clay
Osborn E. K., 429 Mout«oii>ei7
BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfe, etc, etc
ANLDliSON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
968
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Schwartz W. B., 320 California
I Van Vleck D.,4:?2 Montgomery
1 Wood G. >I. & Co., 120 Post
Wj-ttenbath C. E. F.,4:!2 Montgomery
Desk Manufacturers.
I (.%c also Furniture Manufacturers.)
Easton John, 261 First
Gilbert <fe Moore (agents Wooten's),
210 Bush
I Delectires— I'rirate.
Brady <fe Co., 20 Montgomery
California Detective .\gency, A. Wright
I manager, h%\ f'alifornia
; Pea>y .Jerome, 32,s Montgomery
i Hall R. B. & Co., 6:i2 Miuket
Libbing H. H., 325 .Montgomery
I Mor,sc Harry is., 32S Montgomery
I Diamond Cutters.
Lfline J. & Son, 618 Merchant
Diamond Importers.
ANDERSON' <fe UANDoLrU, 101
Montgomery (.see adv. register of
name.s)
Anilrews A., 221 Montgomery
Buldwln, .><(xton & Peterson (New
York). 120 Sutter, rooni.s 1 and 20
I5AKRKTT iV S1(I:K\V(H)D, 517 Mont
liKAVEH.MAN it l,KVY.ll!) Mont
liuJann.iir.V Kolirbd. li, 13 Trinity
Di-\vc>v & .lor(laii,133 Montgomery
I)iiik.'Ui)i(l S. U. it Cn., 311) lUish
EiM-nbcrg .\.. 20i) Kearny
<;iiii/.liiirgiT it Uro., 120 Sutter
•lorilan ^lorris," Kearny
Koi-liirnt Kiui-r, 26 Post
Laird D.W., 27 Post
Larsen & Wilson. 201 Kearny
I,evlson Bros., \M Sutter
l.i.'s/.viiskv H. E., 40;i Kearny
Lorsih Itr.js.. 12u Sutter
I'm llir ,li-uclrv Co. ,6 llattcrv
Ph. In- it Miller, 120 Sutter
SlUIEVE (iEulKiE C. <fc CO.,
.Montgomery
TitcomI) A. (J. & Co., 24 Post
Vaiidersllee W. K. <fe Co., 136 Sutter
We\l Bros., un Sutter
W..III A- l,..ze, 120 Sutter
\\ uiisili .AI. it ('o.,20'l Kearny
/acbarlas \i. & l!ro., 210 Kearny
/acliarias & Green, 126 Kearuy
Bobbins F. A..7 First
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
(seeadF. dept. xli)
no
I,, r. mtnr.yy.. ceo. noxw.
GEORGE C. SHREVE & CO.
DIAMONDS,
Watclies. Jewelry and Silverware
110 Montgomery.
Diamond Mrtters,
(.S< ,' ftl.ir) .Ji tri'lrrs. f,ftpi<l<trie.s, rtc.)
llos(| lt(uiialn, 13 Trinity
Bu|«iinollit Kohrbaeb, I3'l'rliiilv
falllurnlH .b'welry Co., i;H Suiter
( 'iuu^en F., '110 Kearnv
Klliau it Hollander, 20S Sutter
i Foul., rt it C.ileman, 22ri Sixth
I Ileml.l V.., 123 I'llie
! llubasliit lllrscliman, 328 Bush
1 Koehii-r.t Kilter, 26 I'o.sl
I Laird D. W.. 27 PoM,
I l.nlande .V.. 11(1 Sutter
1 I.evlM.n Bros. i:il Siitl.T
I IJndiinann C. II.. Col California
I Men.lo/a A., 417 ftronilwny
I Neiimunn Albert, ^l ticarv
j Wagner F. .Ir., 22;t Kearny
I Die NiiiitorM.
I Bancroft A. T,. k Co., 721 Market
GII.LKR CAIJI, I,., |:;(i Monlgomerv
; )Ii.|1maii it ,S(heu. k. II I Saerain.'iito'
Khinipii H.-riMni.. .'.;."i Ki'ariiv
KrNKK AMiFWr, mi Washington
(see adv. deiit. page xlv)
C. L. CILLER,
SEAL ENGRAVER & DIE SINKER
The must superior work done in Seals
and General Engraving in the city.
No. 430 Montgomery.
Distilleries.
Pacific Distilling and Refining Co., 411
Washington
Potrero Distillery and Refinery, cor
Minnesota and Nevada
Sturm V. H. (aseut Eastern Distiller-
ies), office 323 Front
West End Distillery, S s ()cean House
Road, bet Mission and San Jose
Road
Dlt4*liin^ JMarhiues.
PRICE PliE.SS CO., 13-19 Front (see
adv. dept. page x.xxviii)
Dooli Builders.
Boobar E. C. & Co., 14 Howard
Sheldon .John I'., 1,'^ Mission
Docks.
(.See Dry Dork.-<.)
Doors and Sliutters— Iron.
(See Iron Dom-s com Shutters.)
Dpors, Sashes and Blinds.
('''• Manufacturers.)
•■•■Rradbury W. B., .5.i6-,572 Brannan
'■-Doe B. & J. S., 4fi Market
'•■■Excelsior Planing Mills (W. A. Meek-
er), SW cor Bryant and Fifth
'■'Haskell & Bode, SW cor Bryant and
Filth
♦Holland & Ruppel, NW cor Bealeand
Mission
•JEWKLL A.M. & CO., N s Berry,
b.'t Third and Fourth (see adv.
dept., page li).
Kittre.lue E. H. & Co., 20-28 Cal
KNt)WI;ES (JEDRGK B., NW cor
Main and Uryuut (.see adv. dept.,
pime XXV).
•.MACDONALD n. A. & CO., 217
Spear and 218 Steuart
■■■■■Meeluinics' Mills, SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Morrison .1. .1., NE cor Spear and Miss
-Moure, Wilkte & Gray, SW cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
•'■■■Preseoftife Sauliorii (^Calitornia Mills),
N W eor Howaril and Spear
'■-'Segars Uriah, IfiO Main
'"Sierra Flume and Lumber Co., depot
N K cor Fourth aii<l ( !hannel
'■'Smith & Davis, 132 Berry
Si)rln«er .Jason & Co., SJO cor Mission
and Spear
'■■•■Stelling W. T., cor Fifth and Bryant
Turner, Kennedy <fc Shaw, Fourth, bet
(Jlianuel and Berry
'■■■Washburn ;\lbort, Berry, bet Fourth
and Fifth
West Coast Fdrniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
'■••■Wilson ife Brother, 18 22 Drnmm
ENTERPIUSE MILL
D. A. MACDONALD & CO.
Manuraetiirers of
Doors, SasHes, BliMs ajid Mouldings,
217 to 22.3 Spear, and 218 to 226 Steuart.
Draftsmen .
(.See also Engineers— Civil.)
Brown Ross E.,.331 Montgomery
Carrel F. .J., 19 Old City Hall
Gibbes Charles D., 117 Montgomery
Block .
Gibbes .J. T., lO") Montgomery Bloclt
Henbnrn Joseph, 214 Sansom
Newberry F. B\, office NE cor Fourth
and Townsend
Oliver 'W. F... 518 Clay
Osborn Edward E,, 4'29 Montgomery
I'ierce G. L., 215 First
■WHEELER Samuel H., '2.58 Market
Drain and SefV'er Pifie.
Channel Pottery and Drain Pipe Works
(E. T. Menomv), 436 Montgomery
Deady & Co., 1318 Market
GLADDING, McBEAN & C(\, 213,
and 1310-1312 Market, and 15
McAllister
North Beach Cement Pipe Co., 542
California
Owens John B., 24 California
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO.
Manufacturers and Dealers
S£W£R PIPE
Terra Cotta Chimney Tops and Pipe.
Fire Bricl(, Fire Clay, Etc.
San Francisco: 213 Market St., 1310
and 1312 Market St. Oakland, 1170 and
1172 Broadway. Blanufactory at Lin-
coln, Placer Co., Cal.
Dramatio A^rents.
Corbyn Sheridan, .5.32 Jlerchant
McCabe J. H., 235 Ivearny
Draymen.
Bogart &. Drummond, 15 Sansom and
535 Market
Brown Jame.s A., 313 Front
Bryden & Hinckley, 403 Front
Cole Jason B., Nli cor Mission and
Main
Collins & Lyons, Pier 11 Steuart
Conairt A. F.,404 Davis
Cutter & Co., ;J04 Davis
Doane Micah, 116 Battery
Dore & Co., SW cor Bush and San
Elliot Heman C., 1 Howard
Englander M. & Son, NE cor Pine and
Batterv
Faniswnrtb David L., 100 California
Fleming & Stetson, 408 Battery
Gl.Min it, Bridgmau, 416 Front
Hall & Edminster, NE cor Fillmore
and Filbert
Hayes David & Co., 321 Front
Kerr William, 903 Battery
Kis.=;ane Heiirv, Pier 10 Steuart
Knights Luther. 38 Market
Korii & McCarthy, 117 Battery
Larkin & Ficken, Junction Market
and Bush
Lewis & Co., Pier 1 Steuart
Mayer George, 301 California
McNab & Smith, 204 California
Merchant & Stewart, NE cor Clay and
Front
Met/ John D., Pier2>a Steuart
Moore David & Co., cor Beale and
Market
Morris Henrv, 25 Sansom
Morton J. &. Co., 204 Battery
Murray J. F. <fe J. B. (U. S.), '241 Jack
Neilson t!hrist.upher, 115 Clay
Nolan Patrick, NW cor Steuart and
Mission
Perk & Co., 717 Sacramento
Perrv Richard, 41 <'alilornia
Petersen <t Co., :il8 Front
Pnllen Bros., I'ier 9 Steuart
Renner (fc Co., SW cor California and
Front
Bobbins W., cor Steuart and Market
Schussler John, 2 Battery
Soiithwiek Edwin, 321 Front
Stickland George, SW cor Steuart and
Market
Strauss Kaufman, 3 Battery
Bullock & Jon3s— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St —Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOUV
l)G9
Warden W. H. & Co., 312 Post
Wilkins tfc Foy, SW cor IJatterv and
I'arirlc
Wooil Harris, 7 Sonsom
Drefislng: ('oiupanies.
American IJiver Dredging and M. Co.,
.TiO !<Busom
California Dredging and M. Co., 320
Sa^^onl
Pacific C<>Hst Dredging and Reclama-
tion Co., 320 Sausom
I>res» Patterns.
Baker Abl.y W. (Boston Dress Reform)
4:i() .Suiter
Buyer. Keich & Co. (Frank Leslie's),
12a Kearny
Craven Si.->iers, 21 New Montgomery
(Vyer ( '. M rs., 26 Fourth
Deming <k Barrett, 124 I'ost
Funel Louisa Mme., 2-10 Sutter
Kvuns J. \\ . (dunii'Ktic), 2ll I'ost
Hi'Uly Ji. .). 5irs., sUi .Hussion
llighani J'.. Jlrs., 'Ml Market
Kreus.r C. Jlnie., 323 tiutler
Morr.iw A. \Villard,7 I'owel
Sclioeiihul/. Bros. & Co., 112 t*i.\th, and
415 11tt>os
Shewl\I\nm (i^lme. Deraorest's), 10!)
Dupout
Volmer Anna Miss, 02!) Market
Dress Triniiuiii^H.
(J-'Inu>arters.)
*Bauer, Tobriuer <fe Co., 547 Market
Bine S., 13u Kearny
Buyer, Beich & <_',o., 129 Kearny
-"'Cobliuer ijros.,.543 iMarket
ColonUiat A.. lUr> Stockton
Ettinger .SuphieAlrs.. lO-i Post
Goldstein Kva Mrs., 82)? Market
Hartniaii.-^. <fc Bro., lit! Kearny
'■■•Held B.uiiiers & l^'o., 1 Sutter
'Les/ynsKV Samuel & Bros., 202-204
Kearny
Mansbacti Emanuel, 26 Kearny
Martin Kebecca Mrs., 420 fourth
■••Muser B.us., 5n Market
Norcross vk Co., 6 Post
SchlnUler D., 20H Sutter
i'SlKKlNC U. <fe VO., la Jlontgom-
ery and lu7 Sutter
DreMSiiiakerM.
Abadie Mine.. 710 Lombard
Aceret A. Mrs., 624 Ash
Acker \ . .>lrs., 317 Sutter
Albert M. Mme., 1216 Powell
Alexander 1. E. Mrs., 313 Sutter
Allen Cornelia J. Mrs., lis Tyler
Allen Marv (;.,714 Howard
Ander>uu Marv Jllss, 120 Ellis
AntiiiinvH. Miss, 32 Ellis
Ashley \V. H. Mr.-., 120 Sutter t
Bachelder Eliza Mrs., 71.5 Valencia
Baldwin .lohn Mrs., 314 Bush
Banning M. Miss, 32 Ellis
Basconi M. E. Mrs., 11-5 Ceary
Baum M. E. Mrs., 208 Turk
Beauce Caroline Mrs., 403 Sl.xth
Behrle .luliette Mrs., 603 I'ost
Bennett Mary Miss, SW cor Polk and
Pine
Bergman Louisa Miss, 1226 Pine
Bertiu A. Mme.,!) Leavenworth
Biber Herthtt; 1003 Powell
Bliiom E. 3Irs., .531 .Jones
Blumi- .\niKi Mrs., 240 Stevenson
Bocianl 1' rancuis Mme., 607 Turk
Bodkin Eli/a Jliss, 6:«)S Post
Bodkin .saraii Miss, 6:iO'c Post
Bollinger H. U. Jlrs., lotiO Howard
Born ,•■u^ie Mrs., S s Twenty-fourth ,
bet Cliurih and Vicksburg
Brace Augusta Jlrs., 328 Si.xteenth
Brady Annie Miss, 628 Webster
Brodv .Annie Mrs., 822 Valencia
Bresliu Dilia Miss, 117 Shipley
Brnikuuiii Delia .Mrs., W.i Hayes
Brown l.'aehaei .Mi>s. 83) .Jackson
Brown Su-Hii .Mr-., 114 .Mason
Brown \\ . Mrs., 1-5 Grand .\v
Buckniinster L. Mrs.,.')14 Geary
BurKe Mary Mi6s,4:}8 Hayes
Butler Mary E. Mrs., 223 Dupont
Calhoun C. C. Mrs., 1.326 Howard
Casa>Fa Ro.'^a Mrs.. .'iU'i I'nion
Cha^e Ellen. 220 Stockton
Chrlstlanson Annie M,, 206 Clara
CognlasRc A. Mme., 715'.. Howard
Coleman Margaret Mrs.. 11.") Kearuy
I Ciilvin Lydiu Mrs.. 766 .MNslon
Cook lienlwi Mr-., s;ii (;,.„ry
' Coueli II. M, Jlr-.,'):!1 .Market
I Cressick Cleinence Mlss,l(il8 Hvde
Crockett E. Mrs., 'tliiSai ramento
Cryer Charles Mrs., 26 Fourth .
I Culbert.-on Delia Mrs., 731 llowanl
<'unnin;;liaui Aiuile Mi-., 1.S12 Geary
Curley .M^iiy .Ml--, lM.-ii.Mi..,ion
Curil- K. II. Ml-., u-ji; .■\l,,rket
Dai-ley Lihln Ml-, 71,2 .Ml-slcn
Darling .Jes-li- F. .Mi—. Iii24 Mason
Daveii Marv .'Mr-., 2: 12 K..1-
D.iy .lo.seiihiue Air-., 61,-, Larkin
Del,..rme II. Mr-., 211 Dupont
Denipse\ France- .'Mrs., I8:m Howard
Denning Fannie .Mis-, :n6 Mission
Denning Sadie .>||.— , ix,r, .Mission
l>e«(ir.S,irali A. Mrs., 7 Leavenworth
liiikins(ui 1, aura Mrs., 31 Eddv
l>uiio\aii .Mmy AnnMls.s, 3 Kallroad
' A V, nr Eleventh Av, South S. F.
I Doidey Kale Miss, 806 Allssioii
I Dubernet Boslne I,. Mrs., NW cor De-
; visadero and Post
Dueorrun Kl-ie .Mi^s, 202 Seventh
Diiliart Tere-a .Mine.,.')! Third
I Duke Catherine .^Ir-., -521 Tuvlor
i Dunkel Vlctorlne Mme., 423 Haves
I Dunning K. Jl. Mr-., 126 Kearny
, Durrou.x Leonie Mme., 160!) Cullfornta
] Dyer Mari^aret, N s Fifteenth, bet
C.ueireri> and Dolores
[ Eastnn Alice .-Ml.ss, 33 Fll'ih
I Edward- hnvid, 121 Stockton
I Emiiis Mi-re.liih Mr-., 20:, Sixteenth
Fale.. Adeli' .Mr-..7-'2 Wii-hingtou
Farrnmi I;. 1!. .Mr-., 717 Valencia
Fi-dlier .\gne- .Mr-., l.'io Diipont
Flanagan M. .\. .">lr-., 16', BrvantAv
Fide.\ Eli/al.eili Jli-, lo.". .Mason
Fowler lliMHieiia .Mr-., .■il'i Haves
Frahiji .). Mr-., V.Wi'- . .Mi--ioii
Fr:iiR':-.\inelia .Mrs., PlJI'j Howard
Frawley .bi-ephiiie .).. ,322 .>linna
Frese iiarv Jir-., 273 Stevenson
FriedlaiKlei Annie .^liss, .V)6 .Jessie
Frigeri" Matilda, sol Stockton
Galiiev E.M., 113 Third
Ganliner 'M. V. H. .Mr.-., 622';. Ellis
(iavpii v. .'\liiic-., 2211 Kearuy
Gei-bie W. Mrs., 32 Sixth
Gerrltsen .\nnie Mrs., 264 Eighth
Gilgen Ann Mrs., 841 Alission
Grav Lapant A. Mrs., 131 Sixth
Greenl.'af William Mrs., E s Mission,
bet Twenty-eighth and Twenty-
ninlli
Hahn Mar'.'aret Miss, 602 Lombard
Hanlord Kiiiiiia Mrs., I7<K! Polk
Hart .\nuie .Mr-., 11)18 .'Nii-slon
Hart l.vdia .Mr-., 1420 l>i-vi-adero
llaviie; .Marv A. Mr-., 214 n'Farrell
Hi^alv .M. .1. Mr-., so.") .Mi—ion
lli^'liaiii KlOali Mr-..li01 .Mariiet
HoMi;lev Hlaiiebe .Mr-., 413 Sutter
llullaud ll.l' M c. .Mi— , ls8 Sixteenth
Holland I.Nilia A., T.VI Harri.son
Honig :M. .Mr-., .'■)13 Franklin
Hopkins A. D. Jlr.s., IKt Taylor
Howe Lncv D. Mrs.. 422 Sutter
Huant IMuthllde Jlrs., 3iW Mont Av
.Janle^oll I.. M.,;i03 Ma-on
.lelliiiek jMalll.la .Mr-., 774 Folsom
,Jeiiii'ni;.- .leiiiiie .Mrs., III12' . Larkin
Jewett iM. S. Mrs., 118 Po.M
•Jofre Adelaid.' Miss, 740 Bloadway
.Jo-enh Allele C., 402 Sutter
Kei.;htlev .Marv Mrs., ini irFarrell
Kellcv ( atherlne Mrs., I72'i Eddy
Kellv Harriet E. Mr-., "uO Harrison
Kelwy l{. C. Mrs., .0 .MontL-omery
Keinp Margaret Jlrs., 426 1 bird
Kendall M. V. n. Mr.-., 116 Gearv
Kenni-dy Catherine Miss, 1024 Howard
Kind .M. \V. Mrs., 1017 Market
I.aniont Kate Mnie.,7W) SllsMon
l.apachet ( '. Mrs. <fc Co., 1503 .Stockton
Lawton .\nnle Mrs., 620 Post
I^e I,ouisa .Mrs., 211 Ellis
Leguevel Annie Mrs.,2:H Flflh
Lennon Sarah Miss, liCT Howard
Lenoir .Maria >l rs. , .V26 ' ,. Geary
Lcrov E. .Mine., 121 Suiter
Lewi's H. K. .'»lrs., Ivi Ninth
Lewis h. G. ."^Irs., 126 Kearny
Lichail E. Jlcs., 7.i6 Howard
Locher Pauline Mrs., 16:i,i Polk
Logan M. ('. Mr.s, 22.'. Sixteenth
Lorim: Jlarrlet, 12 n'Farrell
Lovellc J. M. Mrs., 118 E:
Ills
Macalpin Victoria Miss, 6.12 KiINtI
Malioney Mary Mm., I'l Clemeiitlns
Malllard Maria L., NE cor Punt and
Stix'kloii
Marsloii Delia Miss, HUM' , Kolnoni
Mason Sarah A., Mr-. lOif' . Third
Ma — le Aiiinlula Mis-, 23 Vllsslon .\t
.M.ial"- (■atlierln'-,.'i<>6 llrvonl
IMeCarth.v .lul'a Mlhh,.r2 Elli»
Mc( lie .Mary Mrs., 1703 Stockton
McDevili s A. Mrs., 1404 Polk
McHonuld C. .Mrs., ICJO Market
McLaughlin Nellie Miss, H Verona PI
Mcl.ellan Anna C., ai02 T«\lor
.McNally .Marv .Miss,:*) Fibs
Metcalf S. H. .Mrs., 73 St. Ann's Udlg
Melzler Dorothea Mrs., 40.i (I'Karrell
Meyer Louisa .Mrs., 841 MIshIou
itllller Maud Ml»s, ,VW Linden
Monks Anna .Mr-., 114'.. Turk
Sloore Ellen K. Mr-., 30.16 Sixteenth
Morrow & Wlllard, 7 Powell
.■Moiichet JL Jlrs., 421 '. o'Farrell
Mulhern JIarv Jll^h, lii Fourth
Jlurphy Annie JIiss, 112 Clementina
Myers S. I>. .Miss, TM Mason
Newnim .Mald.la Miss. 1517 EIIIb
Newciim Manilla.). Mrs., 1104 Mission
O'llrlen Kllen .Mrs., ..M Valencia
(I'Urltn Jlaillda, sW cor Broadway
and Fillmore
fVNelll Ann Mrs., 81.5 .Mission
Pape Annie Jl. Jlrs., 24H Third
I'ape JIary .\., .Mrs., ,523 Laguna
Parmeiiller Henry, •240 Tavlor
Palterson JIarv I'., .560',. jtryant
Pelrce It. K. Jlrs., 26 o'Farrell
Peiser Fliza Jlrs., !I62 Folsom
Picot .1. II. .Mme., 1-26 Kearny
PIxlev Annie, 1414 Polk
Poilanl Jlaggie E. Miss, '230 Fourth
Pomerov Francis Jl. Mrs., 6;tt (ieary
Potier Seraplile.70>( Taylor
Prien Fliza .Mr-., .jO.p Sielner
Prince L. Mrs., 1317 Powell
Pursell Su-aii V. .Mrn., 1006 Howard
yulgg JIary II., 1'26 Keariiv
gnlnlan Maggl.- Mrs., 301) Sixth
l(al|>h Letltia A. Mrs., 10*22 Stockton
Bead .J. G. Mrs.. 1212 Polk
Iteynolds JIary, 513 Itryanl
Ifichmond Amanda Sirs., 413 Powell
BleperChrlftlana Jlrs., ;ii)OT.di«ma
Bits Adeline, -it! Stevenson
Roach JIaggle Jli-, 12J8 Po»t
Roberts Charlotte Jinn., 'H!! .sutler
Rol)ertsoii JIarv Jlis.,737 Jlarket
Rogers I'et.T K., Mr.-., 123 ElIU
l!os- Annie Mrs.. ltai:> Turk
Itoilia. ker Amanda, 4.Vi llryant
Rotliiigliou-r JIur.N A. Miss, i;t:)GouKli
B\Hn .(oliaiiiia,31 Fifth Av
ScbaroH-k\ Naialii- Jlrs., 321 Powell
Scbnildl Lll/abelh Jlrs., 768 Howard
SchnaU'l Clemens, 10!l'.., Kills
.Selke Charlotte .Mrs., 1.50 .Steiiart
Shafer .J. K., .Mrs., 'iO!) Sixteenth
Sheehan .M. Jl, Jlrs., 107 i'erry
Sherer Kinma, '26 W« l-li
Shimmin (3ara E., 10 Stockton
Shirlev IJertha A. Mrs. '202 El'venlh
Shlves Louisa C., 32.3 Sutter
Short Rose .Miss, !n2 Powell
.skelion Lena Mrs., n';. Tjler
Small Addle F. .Mrs., 1131 ', Jllsston
Smith Catberlne .Mrs., 7.51) llowanl
Sniltb F. JL Mr.-., 5 j* Hush
Smith JIary Jlrs., 767 Folsom
Sloppier Henry, 27 Lewis
Siller Jeannette Jlrs., 424 Sutler
Sutim JIaggle .Mrs., 22s» Sixth
Swoboda Stephen, SW cor I'olk and
Pine
Ta\ lor Mar\ JL Mrs., 706 Mont A v
Tench .Marv A. Mrs., K27 Jlarket
Teunaiit .leiinle JIIss, Ml Powell
Thaver E. Jlrs., '211 .Montg>'niiTy
Tlioinas Fli/al>eili Jlrs., 18 Minns
Throii Heduli,' Jlrs., 1 Cedar Av
Tlodoza .Viu'eilla J1i—.8:t5 Hroadwa}-
Tooker Jlav Mlss,'2i>.5Slxleenth
Treuellas Susan, .s3s Market
Tuschin-kv .J., imCSlocklon
Van B lien M. .Mrs., ^iSn'Farrell
Vandauna Kalrlna .Miss, 1121 Taylor
Veri;ez Caroline Jlrs., .521 Jlont Av
Vllliiievre .Sophie, 125 VlrL-inla
Wagner .Vinella Mrs.,!) Hartman
Wanner .Marv .Mr,-.,!'70 Harrison
Wallace tirlah .Mrs., 10.52 I'olk
Warbiirloii Ann M. .Mrs., IIXW Howard
Warren c. L. Mrs.. 7.Vi HarrlM>ri
Weir Annie .Mr-,, 113 lUyea
BEA2*aSH, undereells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dress, etc
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
970
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
C3
o
vy
Pi
I
C3
! WellB C. C, Mrs., 410 Third
I Wells Emii Mrs., 105 O'Farrdl
Wells H. .A.. Mrs., 516 Sutter
Williams Mary Mrs., 829 Pacific-
Wolf Fannie Mrs., 1023 Howard
Womer Carl, 22.3 Kearny
Yeaton J. H., 22 Geary
; Zuudel M. Mrs., 1425 Dupont
' I>rillK— Roc-b.
: Parke & Lacv (Burleisrh), 417 Market
I RANKI5,B"K.\YTnN & CO. (Buct-
minster), 127 First
I Eeynolds, Ri.\ <fe Co.(Ingersoll),18 Fre-
I moDt
'i Severance A.J. (Diamond), 320Sansom
I Drag Mills.
Etlenne & Von Voss, 8-10 Stevenson
DragsiHts— Wholesale.
Abrnins <fe Carroll, 3 Front
Boericke A Tafei (homeopathic), 234
Sutler
Craiif & BriKliam, .520-522 Market
Downing .\. F. <fe ('o., 14 Second
Gates J. R A; Co., N\V cor Sansom and
Cuiiniercial
Gericht.'n I'liilip & Co., .535 Com
Ilugli.'in & Kirk, M California
Lan^'lcy Cliarles <fe Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
Morten A. F. & Co., 39 Market
liedinrtoii & Co., 527 Market
Richards ( ;. F. & Co., SW cor Clay and
Saiisiim
glaven H. B., XE corSIarketand Pow-
ell
Wakelee II. P., SE cor Montgomery
and Bu.sh
I>rug;e:i»<tK— Retail.
Abramson <fe Bacon, 717 Clay and SW
cor Sutter and Dupont
Adams Samuel (home<ipathic), 15'S3 Sut
Angel! Jonathan \V., NWcor First and
Fiilsoni
Armitaf-'c Joseph, SE cor Si.xteenth
and Howard
Arnheim S. S. <t Son, 24 Steuart
Barbaf John, 910 I'acilic
Bauer John .\.. 101 I'oFt ;
Bayly C. A., SE cor.sixtli and Howard
Bennet Charh's A.. 21 Third I
Bert-'er C. G.. SW cor Eddv and Steiner I
Boerick,' & Talel (homeopathic), 2*4 I
Sutter j
Bryan William J., 1 New Montsomery,
NW Cor ."Second and Howard, '
NK'.ir Tavloi and Turk and Dis- '
pciisarj , (W{ Merchant
Burnett (;. G., 327 MonlKomcrv
Burt & Co., 240,H r^filifornia
Calvert John. NW cor Fourth and ;
Howard I
Clarke Frank, N\V cor Polk and Eddv '
Coflln & >la\ hew, JJW cor 'I'wentie'th '
anil Mlb'-Mon. and SE cor Valencia
and Sixteenth
Cox T. H., E s Mission, nr Twenty- I
niiilh
Dawson J..linH.,SEci.rTwenty-fourth I
and .\lahaniaanil NW cor Valencia '
I ami Twentv -third i
I Devliie James, 214 Kearnv !
DlNola |j., KiOO Howard "
DroBKel J. H., NW cor J'owell and
Jackson i
Edwards Thomas M.,NE cor Kearny
and Jackson !
Evans Aaron, NWcor Haves and La- !
^Mina
Flatow Philip, N EoT Jones and Gearv 1
towler .Monmouth H., SE ctr Si.\th i
and Harrison
Fo.Te .lohnston E.. 2602 Sacramento I
treund It. H., SW cor Sl.\th and Fol i
Fuller Siinoi), 769 >Iarket
GuU>s James II., N\V lor New Mont-
Komi'ry and Howard
Gates J. |{. it ( !o., N\V curSansoiu and '
Commercial
Oerichteti l'hill|><fe Co., 5;t5 Com
Gros Alfred, NW cor Kearnv and t
Washlnutonnnd 111 Dupont i
Has.senptlug ¥., SW cor Dupont and j
Green
Hatrtings Benjamin. NW cor Geary and i
Flllraore
Hay R. K., SW cor Twenty-second and
Mission
Ilealv James, 1910 Market
Heick William, SE cor Tyler and Polk
Hilmer Louis, SW cor Geary and Lar-
kin
Hohlweg Frederick, NE cor Polk and
J*kson
Holbrook Charles B. Jr., 12J9 Market
Houpt Charles H., NW cor Railroad
and Eleventh avs. South S. F.
Hunt D. D.. NW cor Folsom and Fifth
Joy Edwin W., NE cor Post and Ma-
son
Judson H. H., cor Butte and Ken-
tucky
Kearny Peter A., 501 Folsom
Keil Frederick C, SW cor Market and
Fourth
Koeller W.. SE cor Tavlor and Eddy
Kurtz A. M., SW cor Turk and Hvde
Le Tourneuy T. J., 659 Clay
Lefevre & Kahn, NW cor Kearny and
Pine
Lelpnitz G. & Co., 236 Sutter
Lengfeld A., NE cor Stockton and
Gearv
Macdonald Donald, 1002 Stockton
Mavhew W. E., 144 Fourth
McBovle A. <fe Co., 504 Washington
McDonnell J. J., SE cor Sixth and
Market
McDonnell J. J. & Co., 400 Hayes
.McLaughlin W. H., SE cor Mission
and Twenty-si.\th and NE cor Fol-
som and Twenty-second
MentzC. IL, 1531 Polk
Mervy A. & Co., SE cor Montgomery
Av and Green
Mervy & Co., SW cor Pacific and Hyde
Meyers Robert C, NW cor Union and
Powell
Miller John A., NW cor Valencia and
Hill
Miller William C, SE cor Stockton and
Pacific
Jliiitie A. E. & Co., 722 Montgomery
Moody John C, 1401 Polk
Newmark \., NW cor Union and Pow
Painter Emien, SE cor Kearny and
Clay and NW cor Eleventh and
Mission
Petibeau Edward, NE cor Ninth and
Howard
Pickering William, SE cor Broadway
and Stockton
Pratt James N., 7 Stockton
Price Charles 31., SE cor Bush and
Pierce
Reche 1>. E., 803 Montgomery
Richards C. F. & Co., SW cor Sansom
and Clav
Rider F. G., 504 Bush
Roethe Christian, 501 Third
Rottanzi .\ntouio, SE cor Folsom and
Third
Roturier & Zabaldano, SE cor Kearny
and Pacific
Rule J. W., NW cor Third and How
Sander Robert, NE cor Larkin and
Eddv
Schmidt Henry W, & Brother, SE cor
Kearnv and Sacramento
Senrby William ;M., 869 Market
Selzer Kdward, 331 Kast
Shaw Hem-y B., NE cor Sutter and
J'owell
Simpson William, (!09 Davis
Slaven H. B., NE cor JIarket and Pow
Staub Henry. SW cor Sutter and Lar-
kin
STEELE JAMES G. & Cr-»., 1006 Sutter
S.eylaars <fe Rossi, 318 Montgomery Av
Szarvash S. T., NE cor Filbert and
J'owell
Thompson N. S., SE cor Market and
Sieuarl
Trouette Hypollte, 304 Fourth
Tucker L. J. C, SE cor Spear and Mar-
ket
Von der Leith F. H., NE cor Broadway
and J'owell
Von Ijuedinghausen O. W., 510 Haves
Wakelee H. J*. &Co.,SEcor Blontgo'm-
erv and Bush
Ward M. .M., 61 Second
Weiss Philip, NE cor Nineteenth and
Mls.slon
Wenzell \\ . T., 8.52 Market
Widber James H., SW cor Market and
Tliird
Wllhelm CarJ L. (estate oQ, NW cor
Sixth and Mission
Wilson T. W.. E s Railroad Av, bet
Eleventh and Twelfth avs, South
S. F.
Wood W'. H. Jr., 722 Montgomery
: Young Joseph, 1116 Folsom
: Zeile Charles D., 52S Pacific
, Zelner William, SE cor Mission and
I Fifth
I>rag:gii>ts' Olassware.
I {See also Druggists Wholesale^
\ ABRAMS <fe CARROLL. 3 Front
i MARSH HENRY F., 316 Clav
Taylor John & Co., 512-518 Wash
Dry Doelts.
California Dry Dock Co., Hunter's
Point, ofMce 318 California
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., office 318
California
North's Ways, foot Lousiana and Pot-
rero Point
Old Saucelito Land and Drv Dock Co.,
3:30 Pine
Potrero Marine Railway, Sierra, nr Pa-
cilic Rolling Mills
South San Franc'.sco Dock Co., office
320 Sansom
Wafts Marine Railway, foot of J, South
S. F.
Dr.r <jiood!«— Importers and
Jobbers.
Bachmnn Brothers, 10 Battery
I Cobliner Brothers, 543 Market
I Davidson J.W. & Co., NWcor Kearny
' and Post
I Dinkelspiel L. & Co., 37 Br.tterv
1 Feist Frank & Co., 516 Market, and 17
; Sutter
Franklin M. & Bro., 18-20 Battery
' Godchaux Bros. & Co., 109 Battery
■■ Goldstoiie M., 2 Battery
■ Heller M. & Bros., 112 Sansom
; Hermann C. C. (silks), 5ft7 Pine
. HEYNEMANN & CO., 5 .Sansom
Hofl'mau & Co., 17 Battery
j Keane Brothers, 107 Kearny
1 Murphy, Grant & (jo.. NE cor Sansom
■ and Bush
I Rosenliaum & Co., 22 Batterv
I Sachs L. & 31. & Co., SW cor Battery
and Bush
I Sachs. Strassburger & Co., SE cor San-
! som & Pine
Sheyer M. & Bro., 103 Sansom
Strauss Levi & Co., 14 Battery
: Verdier, Moreau & Co., NE cor Sutter
and Montgomery
j Weil Bros & Co., 23 Battery
j HEVNEMANN tc CO.
; Importers and Jobbers of Foreign and
I Donie.=itic
ID R,-2' O O O 3D S
AND
Gents' Furnishing Goods
5 SANSOM STREET.
Agents Pacific Jute Factory.
Dry Ooods— Retail.
(■■Importers.)
Abraham P. & Son. 44 Sixth
.\lexander P., 2764 Mission
Apple Julia Miss, 28 Sixth
Asmussen W. A., SE cor Eighth i
Harrison
I Bean William, lOS Third
1 Becker & Jacobv, 808 Market
I Beckett II. B. Mrs., 37 Fifth
I Blenenfeld lilias. 1015 Larkiu
• Blumcnthal B., 134 Sixth
I Bole H. Mrs.. 310 Fourth
I Borrcmans<;harles, 1019 Stockton
I Bowen A. H., .502 Valencia
Bowen H. I).. 900 Valencia
Butterworth Sarah. 1139'.. Foteom
Caro Louis, 2;J6 Fifth
Castagnetto John, 1234 Dupont
Chester Frederick & Co., 36 Mont
Clar John Mrs., 1220 Polk
Bulloci: & Jones— Impeding Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patteiiis.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIHKCTOllV
971
Corkerj- T. T., 1163 Howard
t'Tocker L. A A., 1100 Stockton
Cuneo FYancisco, XC Frnnclsco
*Curtln Callahan, 911 Market
Danielwitz Joseph, 516 Sixteenth
Daus Isailore, NE cor Dupont and
Green
*David6on J.W. 4Co.,NW cor Kearny
and Post
Denechau'l M., 1104 Stockton
Dewane A. * D.. 1118 Folsotn
Doane & Hcnsliohvood, i:e Kearny
Polmcr Miirris, ir.'O Stockton
Driscoll JI. Mr^., iw'? Market
■Duncan I'., 771 ^listion
Kber Albert, 102 Sixth
Essmann Ernst, 714 Montgomery
Feder Rotert, 419 Hayes
Federleln B., NW cor Twenty-fourth
and Howard
Fiala I. Sirs., I.il2 Polk
Finkenstedt H. Mrs., 1307 Stockton
Fitts E. 0., S4 Fourth
Flanipan Patrick. I,tO Sixth
'Flenniken Holiert, 7-4 Montgomery .
Vranklin .lane Sirs., :'fl5 Hayes i
Gistlich William, .W2 Third
Gleim Marv Mrs., 21(1 Post
Goldman * Si>nf , 21fi Sixteenth ,
Goldschmidt Nathan, -IfiS-n Sixth ,
Goldsmith n.. HOI M;irket
Goldsmith Simon, 2M Third
Goldstone Jacob, dO'.: T>nnont
Gorfinkcl Aaron, 462 Sixth
Gradwohl .\brnhani, 73 Fourth
Hanlv John. 131.5 Stockton
Martnian S. A; Bro., 36 Kearny
Heitmann J. H. & Co. 722 Market I
Heller Jane Mrs.. 120 Sixth |
Hosle Susan Mrs., 220G :\Iission 1
Humme! Georire, 14:!2 Market |
I.-iaace Samuel & Urns.. 122 Sixth
Jacobs Solomon, 40S Kiarny !
Jacobs & Glass, 226 Kearny and 1162
Market
Jacobv Samuel. lH4Storkton 1
Jones John W.. 24 Sixth I
Judell Bonifaz, 1S3 Sixte-nth I
.cKeane Brothers, 107 Kearny
KellnerM., 306 Sixth
Kennedy P B., 232 Kearny I
•'■■Kennedv ife Brennan, 118 Third j
-Kennedv <fe T»urr, SM Slarket I
Kohlberp Sf-li*:, 40 Sixth |
Kohn F., 1114' i Market ;
Krull Ernest, 1071 Brjaut
Lanestadter S., 44 Second
I.azarus Sanniel. 12:5.5 Stockton
Leszvnskv Julius, 1.33 Kearny
I i-Leszynsky Samuel & Brother, 200
i Kearnv
Lew P., 1.308 Pacific
Lewenthal W., SE cor Bush and Devi-
sadero
Lippman Bros., 443 Ha.ves and 450 Va-
lencia
Livint'ston D. & Co., 1328 Polk
Lvne A Pempsev, l(rj2 Market
I Maancs David, 814 JIarket
I Mamiire A. B. & Bro.,22:!8 Mission
I Maher* Manlon.224 Third
I Mansbach E., 26 Kearny
' Marks Adolph, 1016 Dupont
1 Marks Morris, 450 Third
Martin R. Mrs., 420 Fourth
McDonald Edw ard. .301 Sixth
McMahon John, 224 SIx'h
Messer.smlth J. L., 1501 Jlission
Meyer Charles, 1303 Stockton
Meyer W., 1113!^ Stockton
Mitchell E. Mrs. 8E cor Geary and
Wehster
Monahan Mary Miss, 407 Twenty-
fourth ^
Mon(bm Callxte, SW cor Dupont and
Vallejo
Moran James M., 204 Sixth
Morris J., 14Wi Polk ^ ^,
Morton M. .Mrs., Iii2 Twenty-fourth
''Mos?rove S. ifc Co., 1 14 Kearny
Nachtsheim F. MrF.,.SW cor Butte and
Kentucky
Nathan & Co., 105 Fifth
^D'Brien J. J. & Co., 324 Market
'V'O'Connor, Molfatt A C0..III-II.3 Post
=vu'Nelll, Kennedy & Stcuart, 87o Mar-
ket
Palmer Bros., 726 Market
Palnwr Joseph D., W16 Market
I'eckerman Simon, 214 Sixih
-Peixotto <fe Silverman, 42 Ihlrd
Praeer A. J., 827 Kearny
Quinn J. E., 1400 Polk
Rich Mary Mrs., 919 Larkin j
Rosenleld Abraham, V.'Ol Polk I
Rosenthal Bros., sio Market
Rudee Isaac, lii ."second
Samuels David, lOJ Keaniv
Sanniels .lulliis, 28 Ki-nrin
Schlkhbr Phillip, .52 Kounh
Schlos^ A Sell((.k.2M Sixth
.Scltoenhol/. Bros, i Co., 415 Havui and 1
112 Sixth I
SeellKsohn A Co., 3.36 Haven
Shi-man.skl Harris, 1102 Stockton
Shei er M. & Bro.. IU3 .-iMnsora
Shlrek A Co., 1125 Stockt'.n
Silberbcri; Max. 15-1) Turk
Smith J., 1.325 Dupont
Solomon .losi-ph, 1.5;« Polk
Stanirc A Hink, cor Sixteenth and
Capp
Stolz Bros.. 5.3s K^amv
Stone K. L., 1211 Stockton
Strauss Louis, 1213 Stockton
Strauss A Frohmau, 1203 Stockton
-Verdler, Mor.'au A Co.,NK cor Sutter
and Montgomery
Wand.*!., 212 Sixth
Welman Robert, :» 5 Stockton
Wolf HuUla, 414 Sacramento
Wolfe M. A., 820 Market
Wynne, Lowth A Co., 706 Market
Zisslg Charles, 802 Kearu.r
Dye Mtamt.
(See also Di-upijists.) I
ABRAMS ACARKDLL, 3 Front I
CItANE A BRIGH AM, 521-522 Market
(;ates J. I!. A Cu.,NW lor Sansoiu and i
Commercial |
C. -riditen Philip A Co., 535 Com
Lant-Tey Charles A Co., NE cor Front ,
and Pine |
Man us Bros. A Co.. 421 Sacramento , Kleotro
Ri'din{;ton & Vo., 529 JDirket
Richards C. F. A Co.. 427 Sansom
Klrrtrlral Appitrnlim TCabm-
fnflurrra.
CALIKi»HNI\ K LKCTRICAL
WORKS. 1»4 Siiii.r
Kull.T Frank W n . m.tl.i
Salln P.-ter V
Stlimol/ Win -.
WILL A FIN
CALIFORNIA
ELECTEICAL WORKS
134 Sutter Strtrt.
TELEGRAPH AND ELECTRICAL EN-
GINEERS, CONTRACTORS AND
MANUFACTURERS.
Teletraph Machinery. Wire, Innula-
torn. Supplies, dr., KlertTlc Hutnl
Annunclal'irs. Ki-llf, Biirular
.\larin-i. Mining (;<itiiis,Klre
Alarms, ELitrU Blii*l-
Ini: Apiiftralus, V.x-
L' .Xpiinralus, r,
I)loders, etc.
Kleclro-UslTanle >Iedle»l
A|>paratua.
Folkers J. H. A. A Brother, 118 Mont
Pulverrnncher (iaivanir C
Hetherlnuton >ecr( lory.
W. g.
513 Munt
lanti
Dyer* and Scourer*.
Ash I. (fur\ 315 Ha.ves
Berlin A., 521 Filbert, 143 Post, 1205
Stockton and4:«) Hu^h
Bosciiiet M. .Mnii.,72fi'., IL>ward
Chri.-tiaii Ul(liar.l.41 Geary
Drevfu>T.. 3.5 Sixth
Ediiiger Acblll"-, 4;t7 Bush
Fulton J. M.. 511 Sixth
Haiierup F. C., 148 Third ,
Holmes Charles J., «« .Market
KnoiipA Plair.ll3.5Kolsom ^
Malone Jennie H.. 925 Market
(Jrjubin F. St., 1719 Powell and 603
MontKomerv Av
Perpoli Maximll'an, 33 Fourth
liflUKod (;u^tav, 519 Fourth
Renault L. J., 427 Bush
Rolland L..221 Dupont
Silbersteln Philip, 861 tolsom
SteenJohn.ieiFolBoni
Stol/.enwald Henry )'.,217 Fourth and
1037 FoNoni
Thomaim Charles, 2r)0I Sacramento
Thomas F A C^'., 7.34 WashlnKton, 27
Tenth aud NW cor Post and Stock
Winn Thomas J., 313 Sutler
KaMt Iiidinn UoodM.
.Tennltit-'s Thomas, 416 Sunsom
Wa-slaumll A Assuinii II, 909 Stockton
Eca-a— Condenited .
Foster 8. A Co.,86 /'*llfornla
Eleelrie IjiKtat rompaale*.
PadfK Ele. tri. Llirh' Co. .5.34 Cal
W estem El.-clrlc Llnht Co.. SM Mont-
gomery and 1.34 Sutler
nannelle
uientn.
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL
WoKKS, i:t4 Sutter
Dakin E. A.. 2n!i Sansom
tliblle F. J.. 115 .Mnrk.'t
Folkirs J. H. A. A Brother, 118 Mont
HaiK-roth A Bus-, :r21 Kearny
Sack John (;.. 18 Market
Schmolz. William, 430 Montffomery
Kleetroplaler*.
CALlFultMA E I, E< TRK AL
WnltKS. IWSoit.r
DENNISTii.N EDWAKDG..(U3MU8
Ekelund Ere, ir:o Merchant
RochUloll R. F.,';-« Tyler
Eleclroljpei^.
(Sf^ also Sterrotuprrt.)
CALIFOUNIA ELEt.TKICAL
Works, l.M Sutter
Francis, Valriillne A Co.. 517 day
McLaren A Mathln»on.ffii;< lay
Mlll'-r* Klcliard.-'eiComineTclal and
3)5 LeliliHloftl
Pacini- Tvix- K<>uiidrv,532f?i^
Pnlnt.r A C ... .'.lOlMay
Wlnterburii A <V>., 417 Ci«>
Klevatora.
Arnall A Co.. iiLi Brale
vlll)
ull.
iraulic aotl
Calilornia Electrical Works.
13-i JilTTKK.
Teleuuaih and Ki.i.crKKAi. En<;i-
NKISKS, Co.NrHACTOM AND MaNI KACTL
" Tele-raph Ma< hlnerv, Wire, Insula-
tors. Siipplle., eu- El.rlrlc Hotel .An-
nunciators, Bells, ""^fl" •^=''7.','''.?! :
Blasting Apparatus, Exploder*, etc.
nirch.
BnswellW. K
GARKATT W. T.
niolll (see a-lv
Hlnkl- Phllli. X
and air 1
R..inbiirdt .•■
I steam). ■
j Tappan.S. K.,- :
Embalm era.
I^an M. Hill. 121^ Market
Lyford L. I>.xt.r. Oiy .'*«cra!ni nto
Embrolderlea.
Clmfxn-Uri; tee aim Dry ««*<«•)
B t... r. Totrlnrr .<■ C" . M7 Mnrt^l
K.-af-
■ "liv «l.d Pofl
DcpiMi, Anna Miss 213 fo»t
J Held Brothers A Co., NL cof Martet
and Snii^oiii
BEAMISH, always lias latest styles, Collars. Chjfi. Neck iirgss, etc
AKDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
972
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
CO
o
-Heller 51. tt Brothers, 112Sausom
-Jones K. H. & Co., 5*1 Market
Koerner Max Mrs., 940 JIarKet
-■■Leszynsky .Samuel & Brothers, NE
cor Ki-arnv and Sutter
-•Levy .Till ■■^. .31 Thurlow Block
•■■•Muser Brntliers, !A\ Slarket
-Norcross A- Co., 6 Post
-Rosenhauni & Co., 24 Battery
*Sierinj; II. & (.'o., 19 Montgomery and
107 Sutler
*ToWn, Davis.son <fc Co.. 1-3 Sansom
*Ver<Iier, Moreau & Co., NE cor Sutter
anil Montgomery
*Weil Brothers & Co., 21 Battery
Embroidorj' Patterii.<»
Maiiuta<'fur«»r.
Stettin II., 143 Bush
' Einbroider.v .Stamp— liana-
ta<>turer.«.
Aaron PavMd. IXi Sixth
1 CiitUr.lotiu C.,o3 Third
Kiiibroidcry Mtani|ier!<t.
.\nron Itavid Mrs., 91-5 Stockton
.kii.sch.-l.S., 214SI.\th
\ (■'aniorou William, 449'<, Jessie
I CottiT .1, C, 53 Third
j Koerner Max Mr,-., 940 Market
Kreuser C. Mnie., 'il'A Sutter
Kiittiier N., 819 Lnrkin
I MrCinn .\nnii' Mis.s 218 O'Fiirroll
K'lljud \V. G. 31rs., 1401!',. Powell
Stittiii M. Mnic, 443 Bush
Striitlnitl iMary Sirs., 102<i;2 Market
Sullivan James Mrs., US'., Post
W illlanid J. Mrs., 240 Third
Kinplo.yniviit OffiooH.
Crosett & Co., 623 Clav and 230Sutter
I I'"entnn C. T. l\lrs., 324 Su't'-r
I Fri-e Latior Exchange, :« D'Farrell
i Hansen C. |{. & Co., fi2t> Clay
King .lohn S. (.Chinese), 616 Clay
nlJri.M & Ward, 610 Clay
Si-fr- ..I .Mercy, cor First and Bryant
Trowliridge S. A. Mrs.. 11 Stockton
\outiis' Directory an<i Enijiloynient
I mice, 1417 Howard
Kiianiol«>r«iCiiold and .Silver.
I..SVC aim Jarrlcrs—Mamifactiirinn.)
Pohlmann Gustave, 417 Kearny _
l-:nauio1er.H— ]>ho<ogra!>li .
Williams S. M., 20 Montgomery
Kngrine Build«'rH.
Atlas Iron Works, 22-) 227 Beale
UDLDKN S'lWTK .\N1) MINERS'
IKON WORKS. 23.5 2:f7 First (see
I adv. drpt. uaar xxvii.)
Han.sconi W. \\-. Cllope Iron Works),
SK cor Minnesota and Santa Clara
Hawkins Wlliiatn, 210 212 Beale
HIN<'KI,i:V, SPlKltSA HAVKS,213
Kri'uiMMt (see adv. dept. page xl
Iimniiiain A French (Hyilrauilc), 13
iTi'IUoUl
Low ,t Cluirtrey, 2S Fremont
pi;niu:h(;ast & smith, 217 221
!■ nninnt (.see adv. dept. page xli
i're.scott. Scott & C. NK cor First and
.ilission
RANKIN, BRAYTON & OlX, 127
First
nice H. W.,.W Bliixome
ItlSIiiiN IRON AND L(K;OMOTIVE
Works, SE cor Beale and How-
ard (see adv. dent, page xxili.)
Smoll Isaac II., .574 Brannan
Talt & HaiiKiuc, 115 117 Beale
Thoni.ioii & Evans, 112 Beale
Knicinr IniitorterM.
Arnold N. S. & Co. (locomoUves), 310
California
!i,M>H' * HAMILTON, 13-19 Front
BLRKY & PLACE, SW cor Market
anil rrentont
Hel Mar Ali-xandcr ^hoisting and
puinnlng), 120 Sutter
Fish A. t. A Co., 9 First
GRKCORY H. 1'. <fe CO., 2 California
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
junction Bush and Market
Nevlan <fe Y'oung. l.S-20 Spear
WILLIAMS, BLANCHAIID & CO.
locomotives), 218 California
Engineers— Civil.
Allardt George F., 432 Montgomery
Bender A. S., 137 Montgomery
Benson John A., 507 Montgomery
Brown John D., 309 Montgomery
Cahill Edward J„ 528 California
Carrel F. .(., 19 Old City Hall
Casey W. P., U38 Sutter
(Uilver John P., 575 Market
Deering M., NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Freeman James E., 103 Mont Block
Gavnor JohQ P., 315 California
Gihbes Charles P.. 117 Mont Block
Gibbes J. T., 100 Montgom-ry Block
Goodrich J. K., 49 Nevada Block
Goodvear Watson A., 21(i Bush
Hall William H., 320 Sansom
Heusch Constantine, 703 Market
Hiilert Frederick, 432 Jlontgomery
Hundley Milo, 29 Merchants' Exchange
Holmes Howard C, 10 California
Hiierne Prosper, 41 Thurlow Block
Humiiert P. A., S s Twentv-third, bet
Mission and Bnrtlett
Humphreys William P., Old City Hall,
tirst tloor
Kaufman Charles, 402 Montgomery
Kellogg Norman B.. 530 California
Lawton BI. C, 202 .Sansom
Le Count L. J., 533 Kearny
Lewis John F., .5-33 Kearny
Lewis William J., 102 Mont Bloi^
Locke E. C., 328 Jlontgomery
Lord R. F., 1-528 California
Mason John E., :J7 Montgomery Block
JIanran Joseph R., 5.33 Kearny
McAfee L. C, 202 Sansom
McClelland Henry G.,4 California
Molera & Cebrian, 40 Merchants' Ex-
change
Noyes Richard B., 240 Montgomery
Onderdonk Andrew, 18 Nevada Block
Portois Peter, 432 Montgomery
Potter Abiathar F., 10 Stevenson
Robinson Eilward N., 320 Sansom
Sanisciii .Iniiii, 217 Sansom
SCHUSSLEl; HEKAIAN, 516 Califor-
nia (srr adv. dept. page xlil)
Schuylei Hnward. 216 Sansom
Slierman l<Muiii A. 2;;2 Sutter
Shortt L. 11., 1211 Sutter
Smith H. Jr., 320 Sansom
Smith I. W., Ill California
Staugroom M. L., 309 California
Tagliabue Frank. 10 S. F. Stock Ex-
chan;,'!' Building
Talcott (lo.ik, IS Nevada Block
ViHi Li'i' lit Kenlinand, 432 Mont
Von Schmidt Alexis W., 1628 Folsom
Wackeiireuder Vitus, Ws San Bruno
Road, nr Eve
WHKELER SAMUEL IL, NE cor
Market and Front
Engineer— OaH.
SMEDBERG J. R., 129 Beale
Engineers- H.rdranlic.
Culver J. P., .575 Market
Daniel William L., 2:54 Post
Dougine Junies T., 2.53-1 Webster
Humbert P. A., S s Twenty-third, bet
Mission and Bartlett
Talcott (!ook, 18 Nevada Block
SCIIU.SSLER H., 516 California
EnglneerM— Meolianioal.
Birch, Argali & Co., 119 Beale
Bordwell II. W., 4I!I Calllonila
Biiswell W. F., 223 Mission
Carter William F., 109 Calll'ornia
Corrlgan W. C.,24 Calirorula
Deacon William, 131 Main
Eppidshelmer William. 48 Merchants'
Exchange
Hammond .1., 209 BlarKet
lleiil.uni .liis(]di, 211 Sansom
Loclilicad .Inliu, 2-52Spi'ai-
IMaitrr & Liiid, 419 Culitoriila
Mon-au K.,212 Leidesdortl
Pierce G. L. .217 First
Portois Peter, 432 Montgomery
Sanford A. B., 214 Beale
Thompson E. H., 51 Beale
Thompson & Evans, 112 Beale
WHEELER SAMUEL H., NE cor
Market and Front
Engineers— 9Iini ng .
Adams John M., 109 California
Ashburner Milliani, 240 Montgomery
Bacon Charles A., .320 Sansom
Barton Robert, 17 Blontgomery Block
Blatchly A., 1733 Broadway
Borie H. J., 704 Howard
Bowie A. J. .Jr„ 217 Sansom
Brown Jesse, 414 CaHforuta
Cherry Cummings, 704 Sacramento
Corrlgan W. C.,24 California
'De Crano Edmund G.,3 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Goodyear Watson A., 216 Bush
Haaue James D., 240 Montgomery
Huhn & Luckhardt, 23 Stevenson
Humbert P. A., S s Twenty-third, bet
M:ssi(m arid Bartlett
Husch Constantine, 703 Market
Hutchins E. P., 240 Montgomery
Janin Henry, 8 S. F. Stock Exchange
Buihling
Janin Louis, 310 Pine
Johnson J. F., ;52.8 Montgomery
Kaufman Charles, 402 Montgomery
Keyes Wintleld S., 310 Pine
Koch George A., 902 Montgomery
Lord R. F., 1528 California
Low Joel B.,2.34 Montgomery
Miller W. P., 80 Nevada Block
Blosheimer J., 507 Montgomery
Paul A. B., 328 Montgomery
Phillips J. S., 702 California
Price T., .524 Sacramento
Rueger C. C, .34 Clav
Smith H. .In, .120 Sansom
StetofeldtC, -320 Sansom
Stretch R. IL, 104 Montgomery Block
Tagliabue Frank, 10 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Vernon G. R., 6 S. F. Stock Exchange
Building
Wheeler M. A., 315 California
Whiting Henry A., 211 Sansom
Engravers.
Allan John (seal), 408 Bush
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 72I Market
BOSQUI EDWARD & CO., SB cor
(;iay and Leidesdorff
Burgeon A. J. (glass and Ivory), 106
Diipont
Burr Alfred. 202 Sansom
Butler Theodore A. (wood), .520 Mont
CItti Claude, 605 Montgomen'
Day Thomas J., 137 Montgomery
Dewey & Co. (wood), 202 Sansom
Eltner Rudolt(wood), 629 Clay
Fety Claude B. (metal), 417 Kearny
FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO., 517
Clay
Gibbons Eleanor P. (wood), 606 Mont
Gihon Thomas (card and seal), 109
M^uf^ouicrv
GILLKli CAKL L. (seal), 4.30 Mont
GOLDS.MITII W. E i& SON (card and
sral), 2(1 .blontgomery
GrandJ ?an Charles, 20'i Sutter
Gruner Frank .Ir., S48 Washington
Hall'iier G. W. (metal), 9 Geary
Hartmann A. E., 16 Third
Hoiniian & Schenck, 414 Sacramento
I.saacs Benjamin (metal sign), 404 Mont
.loiner J. .1., 35 Post
Kliinipp lleriiiuu, 2;i5 Kearny
Kriiger Aii;;iist, 611 Clav
KUNKR ALBERT (seal), 611 Wash-
ington (see adv. d"pt., page xlv).
Mitchell & Butler (wood), 5!4 Kearny
Moorcroft K. (seal), 126 Keaniy
Oliver H. & Co., 518 Clay
Oliver W. F., 518 Clay
Pages Jules F.(seal), 643 Sacramento
Rice Zenas, 2.S Market
Rocliicioii Rnneri F., 8 Tyler
Schlegel Kdward (glass), 106 Dupont
Schmidt M., 412 Commercial and 411
Clay
Schwartz W. B., 320 California
Stout W. C, 137 Montgomery
Stuilley B. W., 24 Post
Tonks Joshua (metal), 614 Merchant
Van Vleck I)., 432 Montgomery
2ULL0CK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Fja'o Shirts to Order.
TOBACCO. 0I5AES and CIGAltETTES. at Geo. Loomis'. 706 to 716 Zeam> St
Wenzel, Rotbschlld A Hadenfeldt, 37
Post
Whaley Mary J. Mrs., liOSultt'r
WOOD tiKORGEM. & Ci)., 120 Post
(see adv. dept., page xll).
SAN FltANCI^CO BUSINESS DIKECTOUY.
973
W. E. GOLDSMITH & SON
CARD AND 'seal ENGRAVERS
36 Aloiitgoniery,
Up Staibs, Kooms 2 to 7.
Notarial, Commissioner and Society
SEALS.
C. L. CILLER
Seal Engraver jnd Die Sinker.
The most suptTior work done in Seals
and General Engraviiit; in the city.
No. 430 Montgomery.
Engravers' MaterlalM.
Dinkelspi.'l & Nonlmann, 120 .Sutter
WOOD GEOKGE M. & CO., 120 Post,
(see adv. dept. page xli)
En^ravin^H.
(See Pictures and En(iravin(is.)
Envelope Manufaeturerit.
McGinnis Hugh, 724';. Market
E«!«ence ManufaeturerM.
Cohen Philip (oils), S2(i Clay
Cotrel Thomas Jr. (aiK'iiti, -10.5 Front
McMillan & kestek, 714-71S
Front (see adv. deiit. jiage xvi)
Nicholson Samuel IF., 2BJ1 Mission
Rieger P. & Co., 511 Front
Thompson Ira 1).,4H Front
Excavator H .
PRICE PRESS (-0., I. J. Truman
agent, 13 Front
ExcelMior.
Arnold N. S. cfeCo., .310 Californja
California ExcelsiorManuf. Co., 355 Te-
hama
Glover & Willcomb, ()7 New Mont
Keogh John, 73 New Jlontgomery
Ex|jreMMeM.
Anderson G. W. & Co. (Oakland), 331
East
Armstrong Thomas C. (Hayward), 1
Commercial
Bamber'p (Oakland and .Mameda), 1
Conmicrcial
Boyd John (lierkel.'v). 717 Moot
CalilDrniu Express ami Transt.r Co.,
524 Davis and 222 Monliinniciv
CITY CAB AND TKAN,-<KER CO.
180 Jessie (see a<lv. dept.'page xvlli)
Clarke E. &<'o. (Foreign Parcel Ex-
press), 434 California
Gallagher t;. E. (OaKland), Soil East
Giilpatrick & Co., 422 Sacramento
Good & Roney (Valigo), 4IH Sac
Greeley & Co. (Oakland and Alameda),
3 Market
Harper & I'hilllns (Oakland), 313 East
Jenness J. F. (Mission E.\press),24 Cal
Kirkman i{. A. (San Leandro, Brook-
lyn and Mills' Semlnarv ), 117 Mar-
KCt
LInd A. W. (Alanw(la), 331 East
Meader & Co. (1 lakland), 333 East
Merchants' Overland Transfer Express
Co.,4;i«; Slontgomery
Mission and City '1 ransfer Co., 524^8-
lencla
Mission Ten Cent Parcel Delivery Co.,
385Shotwell
Overland Knight Transfer Co., N s
Kint;, bet Fourtliand Fifth
Pacltlc Transfer Co., 110 Sutter
Rodgers Nathan (Mission), 'J05 Market
Rounde.v A Co. (Brooklyn and FruU
Vale), 3;n East
San Francisco and North J'aclllc It. 1{.
o. s Expre^s,\v.J.sh.ehou,Wafh-
Ingtoii St. Wharf
San Frniiclsn. Ten Cent I'arcel Deliv-
ery and Oakland Transfer Co., Ifl
San Francisco Transf.T Co., 214 Mont
Saucellto and San Francl.sco Trnndfer
Co., 324 Davl^
Sinionlon F. W. (San Francisco oiul
Stockt(.n Rher), 4IK Sacramento
MstiTiia l'.(I!iTkeley),7l7 Mont
.Mecn- A Cullu (( »al;laii(l), 313 East
Iryon Philo I). (Central I'ac. R. l(.\
cor TowiK^ieud and Kllth
Tucker Samuel F. (i P.iklaiid), 3 .Market
WELLS. FARCd A vi)., NE cor San-
som and Halleck (see adv. dept.
pate V)
White Williaiu .M. (San Rafael), I Com
^\llltney's^Alan:edaandContIaCobta^
5 Comiiierrlnl
Wlimcte I. C. (t)akland and Alameda),
(i Sacramento
Wright and Thain (Oakland I'arcel
Delivery), Oakland Ferry Wharf
Fane.v <;o»(Ih Iniporterit
and ,l<»l>l><>rH.
(.SVc also JJrii Uooils, etc.)
Bauer, TohriherA Co., M7 Market
Cohltncr Bros., 543 .Maiket
Davidson J. W. A Co.. 103 Kearny
Dinl<cl-i.iil L. & Co., 37-3!l Battery
Kisfi-liicr William, 2u2 Sansom
l'ci{;enliaum ifc Co., 120 Sansom and 217
I'liie
Frank <fe Co., NE cor Sansom and Sac
FRANKENTIIAL & CO., SW cor
Hatterv and California
Franklin .M. it Bro., 18-20 Hatterv
Oo.Uhaiix Bros. A Co., lua Battery
O'lltermau II., 120 Sutler
'Jiinty.l)urt;cr A lir.i., 1211 Sutter
Ifekl Bros. A Co., I Sutter, cor Market
Held Simon & (_'o., ,'i20 .Market
Heller M. A Bros., 112 San.'som
Ileiztieri; .Martin, 414 Sacramento
lloHman A Co., 17 Battery
Jones v.. II. A Co... S3,-. Market
MicheU. Kr.e liunder A Co., U Battery
.A1i^h 1'. A .'<on,:.3!i .Mark.-t
Jlurphy (irant A Co., N E cor Sansom
and Burh
NEUSTADTER BRt:)S., NW cor Bat-
tery and Pine
Rosenliaum A Co., 22 B.ttery
Sachs, Strassliurger A Co., SE cor San-
son! and Pine
Schweitzer, Sachs & Co., 25 Battery
Shever M. A Bro., 103 Sansom
Sler'lng H. A (>o., lit Montgomery
Son Bros., ;*X)-;t02 California
Tobin, Duvisson A Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Vcrdier, .Moreau A Co., NE cor Mont-
gomerv and Sutter
Weil A Woodleal, 113 Battery
Eane.y VootlM-Kelail.
('^Importers.)
."Vbraham P. A Son, 44 Sl.xth
'■'Ackerman Bros., 123 Kearny and 2011
SutKT
Alvord .Marv J. Mrs., 121!) I'acldc
Anschel Samuel Mrs., 214 Sixth
Aj.ple Julia Miss. 2S Sixth
i'.i nil W llliam, lOM Third
Hr( kcr A .larobv, HKs Market
Bckcil H. P.. Mrs., 37 Filth
BiTiistfin Solomon. :w Fourth
Bail- Solomon, liiii Kiarny
BlaiKwell Sarah B. .Mrs., 108 Seventh
Itlumeiithal B., 134 Sl.Mh
Boch Theresa .Mrs., 2117 Fillmore
Bole II. .Mrs., 310 hounh
Bowers W.S., I.VJTIiinl
Brady Amui Miss. Ii2« Webster
Brnn'ner L., ;f25 lla>rs
Burt'.s ,1. B., 122 and 112 Third
Biivh P.t.r. 24H F<iurtli
Biiticrworlh Sarah, ll3!i'j. FoUom
Buvir, Rilch A Co.. 1211 Kearny
Byrne Sliplo n M^^., W s Gnnidson
Av, nr Preilia PI, P..Tnal HilKhls
Byrnes S. A. .Mrs.. 201 1 Flllmori'
Caro Louis. 2; 0 Fifth
Chevne Robert, 140 First
ClnrJ(din Mrs.. 1220 Polk
Clark W. A.. SW cor SUteeiilh and
Shot well
<'I'\.tC. .Miss. 22:1 Sixteenth
Coh.-ii Abraham, 310 Sixth
Cohen .Morris, aMt' . Mlnslou
Colin llerinnn. ttl2 .Market
Ci'Iman A. F. Mrs., 4.'I3 u'Farrell
Col«.-ll E. B., 1202 M«rk.-t
Conant It. II., li:r' . Mission
Coid.in llonora .Mr^.,7l»7 Hvde
Coiirail .Marv, l.'d Si'vinth
Ciioniy John,2yi I'ulon
Corkery T. T.. Ilfi."! Iloword
Cotter Jcdin (.'...WThlnl
Cralib Elmlna Mrs., siiti Twrntletb
Cr.ver Cliarli-h .Mrs..2(i Fourili
Ciishlm; Ellen Sllss. 3Ili1'hlril
DanionlKTK A. .Mrs.. 21 .MontKoinerr
•M)avldson J. \V. Ate, 103 Kenruy
Davis Bros., 4111 Keary and 71-* Market
: De Courcey .M. Mrs., .s\\ cur Sixteenth
and Valencia
. Mieakln W. A F.. trjxSarrainento
Denechaud Aiiviist, IIIM Stockton
Denerbaud M. Mrs., IKM Stii>kton
Dev.lln Annl.- .Mls«, 23i Klu-blh
Dewani- A. A D,, lllH F.,U,.m
: Diamond Jb Gabba. :w, Tblrd
Dixon H. MrK.,;t2:» Larkln
Doane i lltnsh'lwoon, i:r2 Kearny
Dobiier .M.. 1121) Stockton
\ Dobmon Clinrlrs, 7t;i Howard
Donovan Marv A.. l.Mil Market
I Dowland Sarah Mrs.. I'f.li Bush
: Drisi oil .Marv Mrs.. I.VhI Mark<t
EI"T AUiirt, lir2Slxih
Kl;a-^ 1;. Mrs., I2-2 Third
Elklll;;!!.!! .lohli. lJ(i ."-ivililli
Engle Rosa, SOS Larkin
; Flala Ida .Mrs., 1512 po|k
Flnkeiistedt 11., I.'«l7 Slotktor
Flschir A., lolODiipont
FItts Edwanl ('., :t4 fourth
Flanigan Patrick, 150 Sixth
Fogarty M. T. Mrs.. Juj>i Fillmore
: Forcier .hdin A., 520 (ii arv
Fi.y William A., 401 K.arny
' Frlidland.r Hrrman, !i Kearny
Fucbs 1!., 1415 Stockton
: Gardner F. A. 1631 I'olk
I Geraubtv Michael, 1127 Folsom
j (;i.-lni .Marv Mrs.,21!i Post
(loldman k S.iii>, 21(1 Mxteenth
(MpMsilinddt .v., 4tkS' Sixth
lioldsniitli B., '.ml .Market
Golilsmlth S.,2.'ilt Tliir.l
Gipldsteln Eva Mrs.,K2K Market
; Goldstein A Kernan, 'tilielden
! 'MJoltermami H., I2ii Setter
Goodman Hvrnian It.. I liM Market
' tiost BirnanI, 212 Foi rlh
I Groilhaus C. .Mrs, :!<i Fr.ii kiln
I Halm H. Mrs., 124 K.arnv
Habn Robert C., lOtw Market
I Hammiir L. F., 1417 Inipont
; Hamnii r>mlth J. E.. :ci.'i Kraniy
I Hartmaii S. A Bm., 3li K< arny
Hasev A Lancaster, -il Keariiv
' Heibbrl.h Margnerlb- .Mrs., IIOI How
Hi'ltmaiin J. II. A Co., 722 .Market
ll.llrr.lane Mrs., IJi Sixth i
HliM.I.I Adcle, nil Nlntii ]
llllcbinKs Rebecca, itl'i .Montgomery
lloheiithal G., 107 Ftllb
1 llonlgsberger H. .Mrs.. 1.25 Larkln
Hosle Susan Mrs., 2:1X1 .Mission
I Hiibbarl .loseph.nOM .Market
j HumnM'l tieorgi', 14.12 .Market
I Hvman N. .1., 307 K'-aniy
Jacobs A.,«I3 Paclhc
Jacobs II. .Mrs. Si Co Mi2 Market
' Jacobs Solomon, 4ns Keaniv
Jacobs A (ilass, 22*! Kcarnv and 1182
.Market
I Jacidis A Wlnebiinib, 212 Hiipont
I Jaiobv Samuel, III) St'x ktnn
I JohnMin Hnvl.l, 314 Fitth
I Jones J. W.,24 Sixtti ,
Joiii-s .'^arah A., 1575 .Market I
! Kahn Dra-d.'.iH Mirk, t \
' Kcaiie Bri'tbers. lot Kcarnv l
Kcbo, Kate Mis-, 7Ji B iinnan |
, KclliM-r M..:*msixil.
Kimball C. P.,5Pinaii s j
Kllni' Al<rabam,724 .Market
KiM rn.r .Max -Mrs., !Mo .Market
Kohlbcrk'S., 40 Sixth
"Kobl.r A Cliaw, 1.17 Pi.st
Kobn F , IIH'. Maik' t
l.aiigsladtcr S., 44 .><.M,.iid
l.apacbet C. Mrs. ,t C.-., I.'i03 StoikluD
I La/nru»S., 1235 Stockton
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & EANLOLPH/ Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
974
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Le Mar Catherine, 403 Gough
I,e{rge Blarv Mr?., 1327 Pacific
Leon ('. Mr-., 124 Third
Leon .Iflcob V., 37 Fourth
Leroy E. Wme., 121 Sutter
Lftszynsky Julius, 133 Kearny
*L«szynpl;y gamuei & Bros^ 302 Kear
LeviuRfton E.. NE cor O'Earrell and
Larkln
Levy I'hillp, 1308 Pacific
Lewerithal W.,SEcor Bnsh and D»-
vljadero
Lewin Morris, 430 Broadway
Licht (jonis, 1-15 Second
Llndenstjidt Adolph, 439 Union
Llppman Bros., 443 Hayes and 450 Va-
1 Livlntjtone I). & Co 1.328 Polk
I I/oclilianin Evn, 1227 Union
! LOOM IS GEORGE, 706-716 Kearny
I Lyne & Dempsey, 1022 Market
Magnet. A. & Son, 306 Sixteenth
Mn!,'iie.-; D., 814 Market
Maijnin Isaac, 2211 Fifth
Mntuire A. B. & Bro., 2236 Mission
Mai. or &. Jlanion, 224 Third
MaHet I!. Jlrs., HOS'^ Powell
[ MaloMci .lennir If. Miss, 92-5 Market
I Man.stiach Kniuniiel, 26 Kearny
Marchanl C. Mnn'., 411 Gearv
I Marks AdcJph, loiii Iiupont
Marks 21Iorria, 450 Third
- MayiTs Kohert, 213 Keamv
Mayers liobert W., 1646 Polk
Mc( 'arthy Cornelius, 37 Sixth
MrCiirthy John, 94;J Bryant
i McKoiiald JI. Mr?., 1155 Howard
I ilcGnirk Sutan Mrs., 77 Brady
I Mcl;uii«hlin M. Mrs., 129 Eleyenth
I McNally W., 908 Valencia
Meartis James, NE cor Powell and
I Vallelo
Meiritt \V., 938 Folsom
M'-ssersmith J. Ij., 2.501 Mission
McNirC. Mrs., 112 Second
Miiyr Charles, i:j03 Stockton
Meyer .lohn Mrs., 2204 Powell
MIeike .M. Mrs., 212 (j'Farrell
Moi.^e .><. H. Mrs., 416 Larkin
Mouahan Blary Miss, 407 Twenty-
:ourth
Morau J. M., 204 Sixth
Morton M. Mrs., 102 Twenty-fourth
"Mosgrove S. &, Co., 116 Kearny
Nachtshelm Frederick Mrs., SW cor
Kentucky and Butte
Nathan & Co., 105 Fifth
New man William T., 1025 Stockton
Nje Albert G., 1033 Market
Palmer Bros., 730 Market
Palmer Joseph D., 1020 Market
-■pa>ouale B., 6.50 Washington and 967
Howard
I'aulson William Mrs., SW cor O'Far-
rell and Jones
lechner Caroline JMrs., 410 Uayes
-•Pelxolto & Silverman, 42 Third
P'TcHiy John F., 9.5.5 Market
Pei-Ts F. M. L. <fe Co., 207 Mont
I'eil.rson A. B.,318 Third
J'hllllps G. M., SW cor Sixth and Na-
t'.ma
Pollard JI E. Miss, 2.30 Fourth
I'oorman M. Mrs., 151 Ninth
INwiier II., 91k Market
Qulnn .1. K. 1400 Polk
l(a> mond lii'iirj, 1708 Polk
Ilculj.'ii (JeorKf, :rJ4 Hayes
Illeli I.oiiis Mrs., 919 Larklu
lto^■■Mllnll J. Mrs., 614'.. Post
itollhiKhrjuse E. Mrs., 139 Gough
Koux ft Mrs., 128 Fourth
Sadler 4 Co., (kv5 Market
Sanjpson A. B., 110 Second
Schlirliirr l>hllll|>, .Vl Fourth
KchlosMfe Srlle(k, 2:14 Sixth
Schoi'iilMTK F. M..2ir2 Bush
8tli<«riholz Bros. & Co., 415 Hayes and
Sheyer M. <fe Bro., 103 Sansom
<'SlerlnK H. &Co., 19 Wontgomcry.and
107 Sutter
ailvcrniann J., 222 Third
Sllilthsoii B., Mrs., 414 Geary
Spence A. S. <fe Co., 24 Geary
.Stance & Illnk,cor Cap|, and Sixteenth
Slevrnsoh A Lon^wlll, 28 Second
Stock w It/. Emma, 1311 Duijont
Stolz Kros., 6.38 Kearny
SuUlllIe Jano Mrs., 1138M Pacific
Thicle AKnes Mrs., 20.54 Mission
Timney E. J. Mrs., 1505 Powell
Van Doren G. W., 1505 Stockton
V>
Vasselin Hypolite,540 Hayes
Wand Samuel, 212 Sixth
Welman Rolwrt, 905 Stockton
Whittock W. H., 1 Bo wen's Block,
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Williams G. H. Mrs., 540 Bush
Wlllock A. Mrs., 1603>-o Fillmore
Wolfe M. A., 820 Market
Wolfe William, 1201 Stockton
Wood John Mrs., 210 Second
Wrage John, 244 Sixth
Wynne, Lowth & Co., 706 Market
Zemansky Sarah Mrs., 210 Sixth
Fancy Papers.
Frey W. A.,404 Kearny
Marsh H. F., 316 Clay
Walzman Max, 539 Market
Fancy Woods.
Kimball Manufacturing Co.. 431 Fourth
Liesenteld Philip, ,585 Market
Strahle Jacob & Co., 5d3 Market
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
Wigmore John, 129 Spear
Faro materials.
Meyer J. G. H., -320 Kearny
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
Faucet Slakers.
{See also Turners— Wood, etc.)
Gracier Francis J., 211-213 Mission
Waas Henry, 720 Minna, rear
Feather Curlers.
Davidson P. A., 115 E'lis
Feather Dealers.
Dupuy Francis, 739 Broadway
Glover & Willcoinb, 67 New Mont
Keogh John, 78-75 New Montgomery
McCabeOwen, 921 Market
West Coast Furuitnre Co., NW cor
Fourth and Brvant
Westall Joseph, 764 Mission
Feather Dusters-
(^■■Manufacturers.)
ARMES & PALLAM. 115-117 Front
••■■> lattring Marcus, 311>2 Sutter
Lipsher George, 223 Battery
McCabe Owen, 921 Market
SIMPSON K. W.,. 325 Sacramento
"■'Unna Jacob, 157 New Montgomery
Feather, Hair, and moss
Cleaners.
Holmes Charles J., 633 Market
Keogh John, 73-75 New Montgomery
Feathers— Fancy.
Balny A. J. (ostrich), 60S Market
Haker W. & HInz, 545 Market
Held Itros. & Co., 1 Sutter, cor Market
Held Simon c(i Co., 526 Market
Morchio A. (ostrich), 22 Kearny
Feed mills.
California, C. A. Laumeister, 118 Miss
California, Caesar R. Splivalo, cor
Sixth and Berry, office 704 Sansom
Capitol, Deming, Palmer .Ifc Co., office
202 Davis
Golden City, William Bragg, 552 Bran
I lonoer and Alta, Elsen Bros., 10 Stev
VVa8him;|r)n, Dohrmann & Co., NW
Cor \\(ishlngton and Drumm
lolo, DIerck & Kosebcrrv, NE cor
Mission and Main
Feed Stores,
(.S'cc Hay and Grain.)
Felt.
Asbestos Felling and Paint Co., Isaac
L. Merrill agent. 314 Townsend
Berry & piuce, SW cor Market and
* rcmont
Colo Seward, U. 3. and Foreign Sala-
mander Felting Co., 317 California
Hanna J. <fe P. N.. 308 Davis
Johns H.W. Manuf. Co. (asbestos), 5
First
Ferine N. P., 638 Market
Ferries.
,\lameda (C. P. R. R.), foot Market
Alameda (S. P. R. R.), foot Market
Berkeley, East, nr Washington
Oakland (Creek route), foot Market
Oakland (Kailroad), foot Market
San Quentin, foot Clay
San Rafael, foot Clay
Saucelito, foot Clay
Fertilizers.
New Potrero Co., cor Fifth Av and N,
South S. F., office 703 Mission
Ohlnndt N. & Co. (animal), nr second
Long Bridge, Potrero
and Alameda
Pacific Bone, Coal, and Fertilizing Ma-
terial Co,, office 515 Market
File makers.
Arnold N. S. & Co. (agents), 310 Gal
Doble .\bner, 13-15 I'remont
Kelly M. & Co., 24S Beale
LIN FORTH, RICE <& CO. ^agents
Black Diamond), 401 Market
PACIFIC SAW MANUFACTURING
CO., 17 Fremont
Ridgeway Bros., 305 Howard
Wolf A., 13;J2 Columbia
Fire Bricks.
(See also Brick Manufacturers.)
Blochman & Cerf, 24 California
BROWELL J., 422 Jackson
DAVIS & COWELL, 211 Drumm (see
adv. dept. page xlii)
Holmes H. T. & Co., 215 and 16-20 Mar-
ket
Owens John B., 24 California
Ray W. S. & Co., 12 Market
Taylor John & Co., 512-518 Wash
Fire Clay.
DAVIS & COWELL, 211 Drumm (see
adv. dept. page xlli)
Ray W. S. & CO., 12 Market
Fire Engrlnes— Steam.
Gutta Percha Rubber Manuf. Co.
(Amoskeag), 501 Market
COOK H. N. (Silsbv), 415 Market
Kimball Manuf. Co., 431 Fourth
Fire extinguishers.
HALLIDIE A. S. (agent), 6 California
(see adv. dept. pages xii and xiv)
Kimball Manuf. Co., 431 Fourth
Fire Hose.
(See Hose.)
Fire Works.
Arnold N. S., 310 California
Church & Co., 407 Front
Firearnas.
(See Guns and Sporting Materials.)
Firemen's Caps.
(See, also Harliess and Saddlery.)
COOK HORATIO N., 415 Market
JOHNSON J. C. & CO., 12-14 Pine (see
adv. dept. page xsvi)
Fish— Dried, Salt, and
Canned.
Booth Sydney (canned salmon), 318
Front
Coleman William T. <fc Co. (canned
salmon), SW cor Cal and Front
Hapgood & Co.. J. Clement & Co.
agents (canned salmonK 211 San
Lynde & Hough, 416 Davis
McCollam T.W. & Co., 208 Clay
Scotcher & GIbbs, 318 Front
Wieland Brothers, 326-328 Front
BULLOCK & JON 5^-Ilnpo^tmg TaUors, 105 Montgomeiy St-Have Correct StylesT
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
975
Finh-Freah.
Beavpn * Bowman, 3fi Mission Market
BpII D. 15., 31 Gniml f'i>iitral Market
Beuz ,1. ('., 83 ('Hlifiiriila .Mark(;t
Brenner I,., ("2 Cmtre Market
Catania .I(l^epll, 502 Merchant
Curtis A Son, Xfl Filth
De Frevllle K., 421 Hayon
De I'oala Frank, .37 Clay St. Market
Pllla Wallace, 237 Sixth
DowilHK John, H Grand Central
Market
Kdwarcis K. J., .T? O^ntre Market
EBpers & Hartnett, 122(> I'acllio
EielihoffA Graber, 82 Centre Market
Faliris N. & Co., 3 Clay St. .Market
Gerstenberg Charles, 43 Grand West-
ern Market
Guedet E. F., I.'51.5 Diipont
Guemani S., 50.5 Merchant
Harvey .Joseph, 34 Grand Ontral
Market
Hogan Michael, 30 Grand Central Mar-
ket
Kelly & Landtni, 31 Grand Western
Market
Kessinc .John H., 79 California Market
and 7 Clav St Market
Lanrtinl .J. G. & Ok, 21 Uayes Valley
Market
Larkin and Sposito, 101 California
Market
Lusinchi & Tavolara, 6 Clay St. Market
Marchal N., 20 New Metropolitan Mar-
ket
Marron & O'Beilly, .■J41 Fourth
Murray &. Co., 72 Centre Market
Paladini A.,. 33-35 S. F. Market
Klttore Antonio, 5 Clav St. Market
Samuels H. L., 11 Uayes Valley Mar-
ket
Silvestri A. & Co., 37 S. F. Market
and 11 Bay City Market
Spence ife Johnson, 93 California
JIarket
Stevens William, 33 Centre Market
Toohey John, 21 Nev^ Metropolitan
Market
Williams F., Central Market
Wolfif August, 31 San Francisco Market
Fisthing Ta«kle.
(Sse aUo Guns and Sporting Materi-
als )
AKMES & DALLAM. 115-117 Front
Dunn Horace D.. 405 Front
ARMES So DALLAM.
Netting, Linesjwines,
Seines, Hooks, Etc.
115-117 Front.
Flags.
Hanna J. & P. N., 308 Davis j
Jforcross <fe Co., 6 Post
PASQtJALE B. fmanufacturer), 6.50 i
Washington and 967 Howard '
80HEK 4 REIMANN,325Mont |
Florlsls.
(See also Nvrsrriei.)
Allen HuKh, N s McAlllBter, bet Bu-
chanan and LaKuna
Barbe J., N g Hush, bet Lyon and
Baker
Biter John. 413 Sutler
Collie William H. IS Post
Culllgan John, 70S Turk
Daniels Benlamin, 40n Uayes
Darius Francis, lit) Fifth
Deasy Sarah .Mrs., 7;«! Market
Doyle I,uke D., SK cor O-ntral Av an<l
Pine
Eyraud Mme..728 Wimhlnfiton
Fautch Francis E., 141!) Bush
(iallo B. & Co., 24(i .Sutler
Gauhert Mnie., fifJl California
Gre;;et f,.. cor Frnnklm and Filbert
Ileiiis Nicholas, .■i'.HJearv
lochner .Max, 628 Turk
.leannot Francois, 1312 Larkin
Kalin Sarah, 716 WasblnKton
Kramer Louis, NW tor Union and
Wel.sier
Labhard Jean, cor Post and Cemetery
Av
Legendre E. .Mrs.,7:!:i Hav
Leniaitre A.,SW cor (kiugh and Green-
wich
Lonldeck M. Mrs., 122!l Stockton
Meherin Thomas, 51B Battery
Meyer Emlle. 31 Gearv
Mever William, 3.3!) But h
Miller F. A. & Co., Mission, bet Thir-
teenth and Fourteenth
Miller (7eorge M., NE cor Pierce and
Greenwich
PaFr4nler IjOU s, 1512 Broadway
Potet U., SE cor Twenty-flrst and
Alabama
Pougal Jean, 102!) Sutter
Pouyallet, Cies A Co., 11 Stockton
UecalA. Mrs., 41 Fifth
Kobertson William, Ws Folsom,bet
Nineteenth and Twentieth, and
106 California Market
Serb Joseph, NW cor Bush and Lyon
Sievers J. U.,25 Post
Vincent F., 321 Montgom'^ry Av
Vincent Sevin iSz Co., 6i)7 Sansom
Vivien August, 12'J KIIU
Weber Frederick, 33 Centre Market
Weisplei <fe Fahreuholz, 121 Sutter
White Charles, SE cor Bu»h and Cen-
tral Av
WoltlBcrnhard, 28 Fourth
Floar.
( Wholesale Dealers and Agents Flour
Mills.)
Bassett .Joseph, 221 Clay
Bray Bros. (^Alviso Mills), 228 Clay
Bryant & (Jook, 8 Davis
Clayton Charles (Santa Clara Mills;,
400 Front
Everding J. A Co. CIniperlal and Uar-
rlsburg Mills), 48 Clay
Marcus James, 211 Clay
Moonev I'atrlck.iOS Howard
Moore .James & < '-o. . -'fit Front
I'allies A. (Orange Mills). 318 Davis
Pettilohn Ell, !r2!) .Mi.-<sloD
Scott William (Salem, Oregon Mills),
208 Davis
Sperrv & Co. (St^jckton Mills), 22 Cal
Starr '& (V). fStarr. Mill-), 16 California
Tenney R. 1". I-os Cot.-s Mills), NEcor
Market and I)avls
Waterman M. A Co., Ill Clay
Zlcgenbeln John A Co.. 201 Davlg
Flower*— Artlfl«t»l.
(See Arll/tcl'U FViwrrt.)
Flowers Natural Hre>erve4l
COOK A. o. Mrs., 110 K.arMT
Cotter June Mrs., 10St<Mklon
Lucas Aiuin Gett7. Mme., 743 Howard
MRS. A. O. COOK,
110 KK.tK.W, opp. White House.
NATI'KAI. FI.OWKKM
Chendiully iTes^i ve,|. und II A IB
JKWKL.KY mud.' 10 .,rder.
Fly Paper Hanunu-iurera.
Krull Emesl. 1071 Brvaut
Levy Bernard, 4;K Linden
Forwarding HeretaaDto.
(See Merchnnis - Shipping ami >br-
v;nrilinij.
\ Foundriea.
(•See Brass Fnumlries. 'tiso /run t'oun-
Fountaina.
Gray J. D. (white bronze), 23 Fmh
Frame nakern - I^ooklag
(jiinna and Picture.
(See l^rturr- Frame Makers.)
Freaeo Falntera.
i.Sre Painters frnco.)
Fringe* and Taanela—BIaan-
faeturera.
Colombat Allied, 105 Stockton
Englander Wllllani, 751 Market
EttlngerS., 105 I'ost
Schlndler ]>., 308 Sutter
Frnll Drying Maeblne Han-
uTiM'turcra.
Alden Fruit I'reMrvlng Co., .CM Munt
Walter's Fruit Dr^i-r MunutacturlnR
Co., 315 Callfomiu
O
a.
I.
B. E>A.S<SiTJ-A.IjE
Manufacturer of all kinds of
SILK AND BUNTING
nags and Banners, and Regalia,
9C7 Howard.
Flavoring Extraeta.
Cotrel Thomas Jr.. 405 Front
CUTTING PACKING (X). (Burnett's),
17-41 Main
McPherson B. B. (Dr. Price's), 402
Front
Nicholson 8. H. (manufacturer), 2621
Mission
Eleger P. & Co., 511 Front
Flour .nllla.
California, C. R. Spllvalo, corSlxth and
Berrv, oftlce 704 Sansom
Capitol, Deming, Palmer A Co., 116
Sacramento, office 2li2 Davis
Dispatch Grist .Mill, LInthal i. Ste-
phens, l!l Stevenson
Genesee Mill Co., N » Gold, bet Mont-
gomery and Sansom
Golden Age, ¥. D. Conro ft Son, 717
Battery
Golden Gate, Horace Davis A Co., 41-
4!) First
National, Martenstein A DemlnR, 6W
cor I'acillc and Battery
Pioneer and Alta, Eisen Brothers, 8-16
Stevenson
Washington, Dohrmann A («., NW
cor W«6hlngt<in and Drumm
I Frnlta-Wtaoleaale.
Ahem A Co., 2U8 Washington
Allison D. E. tL Co., :m Washington
Beer Bernsrd, 224 WashlnKtj>n
Blagi i). A C<.., .NW cor Washington
\ und Satisom
, Buhr A lland>, NE cor Front and
Wu.shington
California Fruit and Meat Shipping
Co., 727 Fourth
California Kalsin and Fnilt Co., 3M
I California
' Church * Co. 'dried i,4<»7 Front
I Conrad David, NW cor Washington
I and Front
Ciimnilngs U. K. * C..., 434 Batterr
' Dabovlch N., 307 Washington
; Dalton A Grav, I'V1-I06 Davis
Daly P. J., 411 \Va.-.hlngton
Drake A Emerson, 521 ^^anM>m
Dufau J. F. A Co., 616 Front
Earl E. T. A Co., 33!» Market
! Elliott 4 Co., 50:1 .>;ans<ini
I Freeman A Baker, Ml Davia
Gale J. W. A Co,,4<r2 Davis
I Garrett A Creegan, SE cor Sanson) and
' < lay
1 Giorglaid A. (eslati' of), 421 Wash
' Howe A llall, 40H Davis
I La-^r, .S;h»artz 4 Lew, 3I.V 31.5 Waah
Lev\ A. A C<i., 206 Washington
LIpMian U., 218 NS aslMiiul'n
L<H'weMlia\ n lleurv, I2M .'Sansom
Lusk A. A Co.,.'>.H-.V»it li.y
.McDoiiDgh Janii'S, 212 Washington
Merskh D.,430 Front
51 urphy "A < 'onners, .'>02 Sansom
Oliesti A C'lfinor, fiO.'! s„h-i|||
ro-.ti-ne Antonio, Ji . '■
KiiTllSCUILD A KT,
40K t lay (spf od . lUv)
Buss, ftteyerink A < "., '-' ••—.^m ^
I.
^
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, Qnality, or Kt
ANDERSON & SANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
976
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
San Jose Fniit Packing Coy^ H. P.
Hussey <fe Co. agents, 205 Front
SreBOvich L. G., oOo Sansom
Starr G. R., SO-i Washington
Stewart & Buckley, SIS Sansom
Vniicevich Marco. .522 Sansom
Wertheimer M. & Co., 2 » Wash
Zvietich & Garrone, 519 Sansom
Fruits— Ketail.
Abramovich Bros., 1322 Polk
Abrams Hermann. 2;iS Fourth
Allman HouoriaMrs. S7 Ninth
Aroiisohn I. & Co., gW cor Sixth and
Jessie
Aronsobn&Co.,3Sixth
Arpe Dominico, 604 Post
Aver\ D. B. & Co., 18-19 Centre Mar-
ket
Bacigalui i & Casas6a.507 Washington
Baptista Franki, NE cor Buchanan and
McAlli.stcr
Barroni Augustine, 1323 Larkin
Barrv _>!. B.,SEcor Bailroad and Six-
teenth avs. South S. F.
lia.-ilouski Alph'jnse, 17-lS Grand West
cm Market
Be.ill I!. B.,6I2Laguna
lUk.art Frank C, ;«)2 Third
Bennett Eiiward D., 2255 Slission
Hiattner W. J., 2-i Bav Cilv ^larket
l{i->si Brothers, 1115 Stnckton
lU'Ughton Seth, .^rcaije Market
Bouteiller L., 23-2-1 Grand Western
Market
Bouton & Smith, 7-S Grand Arcade
IMarket
Boziivich Nicholas, fi07 Laguna
Brndiev I'atrick. 711 Brannan
BrigiMile John, -504 Third
Brown Kichard, 504 Sixth
Brown Kichard, 911 Harrison
Brown W. 11. & Co., :» California
Market
Cain & Walker, SE cor Turk and
Taylor
Calichio Mangarafina. 313 Fifth
Caiiiarin.is 1),. SE cor Powell & Sutter
Cainpljell Sarah Mrs., 129 Sixth
Caravbio .lolin, cor Twenty-sixth and
Bryant
Carainella Liiiui, NW cor Washington
and Batterv
Carnell Kidiard, 144 Fifth
Cassidy Edward, SE I'ost and Lvun
Cati'ihi John.2U-l Second
Chi perniih Louis, SE cor Clay and
Stockton
Chipernich Stephen <fc Co., 2005 Polk
Chrctii n .luliiis, 246 Tavlor
('l<-vrtti Marks, 476 Jessie
Colin Amelia .Mrs.. 246 Eleventh
Colin (Jeorge, 534 Sixteenth
Colliy '/,. V. '.vi- Francisco
CoopiT Joseiihine Miss, Market St.
Wharf
Crawford John JI., 55 Fifth
Crowley Cornelius, 3:i4 Third
Cuneo J. C. & Bro.,SE cor Pine and
Dupont
Ciirran Thomas, 23 New Metropolitan
.Market
ir Ar. V Ccoru'O H.,2i:{4 Mission
ImiM.vic h Nicholas, 207 Washington
liakiii Wllliani, 1037 llowaril
|i'- Itii-son .loliii, cor Sac and Mont
ill' Martini A. * Co., 1322 Diipont
Deliliart John, Vallrjo ,st. Wharf
JPi'd iiili.loscpii. Market .St. Wharf
hi-lterios llenii'trios, Uim .Market
Oi'lllMo.t Liingiiinelli, 1-J7 Third
HeiMi r^ II., cor Eighteenth and Va-
Iniria
Deiirliy James, Ocean Beach Road, ur
Golden Gate Park
iJesmond Patrick, 328 Broadway
Devoto Antonio, SW cor Green and
J'owell
Doherty Timothy, .303 Hayes
Domenlco Charles, 423 Washington
Dominico Mark, 136 Post
Dondero (J. B., 71M Cheslnul
Urury F. S.. 409 Bush
Diitly John J., 9-10 Centre Market
I>iinigaii Miirv Mrs., ;«i Fifth
Dniiloii A- Biiird, 427 Fourth
Elll'^Soelev K., 43 Third
Eijni .Ioseph,442 Hayes
Fxpd I'eter v., 616 Broadway
Favend & BenvenutI, NW cor Union
and Mason
Fawcett & Augsburgh. 69 Centre
Market
Felt Everett, 15 Leidesdorff
Fitzpatrick Owen, 134 Eleventh
Fitzsinmions Charles, 403 Geary
Forsic & Justi, 911 Bryant
Franklin Benjamin Mrs., 909 Harrison
Fromheim Julius, 144 Third
Fullerton Cornelius, 1S19 Hyde
Galli Gulsseppi, 1308 Dupont
Galli Joaquin, 1514 Dupont
Garibaldi .lames, 824 Jackson
Garibaldi Joseph, SE cor Central Av
and Bush
George Pietro & Co., 800 Broadway
Giltillan & Hohenschild, 3:j-16 Califor-
nia Market
Gilfoy John, NE cor Hyde and Union
Gilmartin James, 1323 Kearny
Giuocchio .lohn. Washington St.Wharf
Giovannetti & Co., 1102 Clay
Click TLdnifin, 2.58 Third
Gudsil Tiniothv, 70732 Brannan
GoUlsniitli Kosine, NW cor O'Farrell
and Larkin
Gravier Alphonse, 23 S. F. Market
Gruber Joseph, J235 Mission
Hachuieister Charles, 48 Tiiird
Haley James M., 1702 Leavenworth
Halliday John, 505 Larkin
HarJeulirook D. IL, 306 Franeisco
llealey William Mrs., SW cor Twenty-
sixth and Rartlett
Heiman Isador, San t^uentin Ferry
Hencken John & Co., 332 Sixth
Hippnian & Schussler, 28 California
Market
Holland John, 733 Brannan
Horn Jo.sepli P., 23'-2 First
Inselinaun Henry, 440 Third
Jacobs I. & Co., 1146 Market
lacobson Charles, 1400 Clay
Johnson Otlo, 33 Haves Valley Market
Josti Victor. 109 Sixth
Jurey W. E. Mrs., 68 First
Kiernan Francis, 230 Post
Kirchner Henrv, 2S Grand Central
]\Iarket
Ki;nger B. H., 200 Sixteenth
Knox James, SW cor Sac and Sansom
Kritzky John A., 4 Clay St. Market
Label Henrv. SE cor O'Farrell and
Taylor
Lavagnino Luigi, 114 Fourth
Lavaroni George, 543 Fourth
Leuuian W. J., 1416 Washington
Lee Hannah Mrs., 609 Howard
Levau'gi U. B. &Co., 303 Fourth
Lewis John, N s Greenwiclr,nr Steiner
Lipman Henry. 220 Washington
Lipnian Morris, 907 Larkin
Lloyd Sarah C. Mrs., 327 Pine
Loeweuson Leopold, 800 Geary
Lucarini Fi^ice, 1324 Kearny
Lucca Rocovich, 5fX) Seventh
Lyden Patrick, 442 Ninth
Ly^ett .liilin I'., 26 New Metropolitan
Market, and 13-14 Centre Market
MacNeil Charles F., 22 New .Metropoli-
tan Market
Mack James, 413 East
Mandragula John. 32 Hinckley
Marchi John, 529 Merchant
Maiooilas Siiiridion, 1020 Market
Matrh.'ws .John, 32 Turk
Stau Cluistiipher, 2401 California
McAiililh' Timothy, NE cor Kearny
and Wiifhiugton
McCutclienn Thomas, 2505 Mission
McDonald Michael, 404;<; Folsom
Mctinire Eliza Mrs., SE cor Clay and
Taylor
McJIann .lames, 413 East
Metroviili I'. S., 1222 I'olk
Miller (leor-e, 1428 How^ard
Moore Z.W., 37 Calilornla Market
Morgan Bros., 616 Market
Moruvich John, 1706 Polk
Morse Sa'ni:el, 942 Harrison
Mulcahy Patrick, 410'^. Sixth
Mulvell Sarah Mrs., 125 Fifth
Muzio & Lagomarsino, 8iil Bush
Nail Kate Mrs., 325 Pacific
Nicola Nicholas, SW cor Battery and
Jackson
Noonan Timothy, SE cor Kearny and
Pine
Northrup & Co., 33 Sixth
O'Brien Patrick, 506 Market
O'Malley I'atrick, NE cur Eighteenth
and Blission
Oellrich liros., 6ii Centre Market
Oueto Andrew, 240k. Fifth
Paolinelll D., 1237 Pacific
Papina James, S17>i Geary
Parkin Charles, 955 Market
Peck Henry, 1038 Folsom
Perata Nicola, 841 Pacific
Perniat Elio, 911 Kearny
Peters George, 846 Valencia
Piccinini Batisti, SE cor Lombard and
Mason
Podesta & Peirauo, 442 Bush
Price & Co., 1107 Fol, and ur27 Larkin
Quillici & Perpoli, 1118':.. Powell
Ra*,covieh Christopher, 1312 Polk
Ratto &Arata, 511'i !■ ourth
Ravenna U., 1023 I'acitic
Richardson Kate Mrs., 1147 Howard
Richardson Mary Mrs., NE cor Seven-
teenth and Aleinany
Rigollet Bernard, 301 Stockton
Ross Mary Mrs., 503 Hayes
Rossi Pietro. 608 Kearny
Roth John, SW cor Battery and Cal
Samuel Jlorris, 942 Harrison
Sanguinetti Joseph, 1821 Union
Sanguinetti & Delfino, 127 Third
Sbragia Frederick, 741 Vallejo
Schmidt George, SW cor Battery and
Pine
Schneider John, 1705 Polk
Schoenlicht John, 1105'o Howard
Serenskv JoM.-ph,4ri Sixteenth
Shea Margaret Mrs., 128 First
Sheehan Daniel, 1126'2 Fulsoru
ShiUaber L. & Co., .539 O'Farrell
Simrak Michael, 2100 Fillmore
Skehan John J., E s Sixteenth, nr Va-
lencia
Smith John, 15 Hayes Valiey Market
Smith John W., Haves Valley Market
Solari Michael, 1203 Polk
Spring (;eorgeW.,SE cor Berry and
Fourth
Squires N. L., 1606 Polk
Stephens William, 1220 Pacific
Stewart John B., 1062 Howard
Storms George F., 1K02 Bush
Sullivan Thomas, cor Clay and Mont
Swan Edward S., 21 Cal.t'oruia Market
Taylor M. F., 3003 Mission
Tenucci Vincenzo, 1515 Steiner
Thierliach Jules, 19 Grand Central
Market
Tinnemann Louis, 1502 Polk
Vicini Peter,SW cor Pacific and Mason
Von Nucke Andrew, 759 Brannan
Vucovich Ilha, 1002 Bush
Weindorf J. & Co., HO Fourth
Whaley Nathaniel, cor Market and
Sacramento
AVilliams Annie Mrs., SE cor Powell
and Clay
Williams Charles, 61 Third
AVolfheimer Elizabeth, 1211 Steiner
W'oods Preston, 13 Fourth
Zenovich Lucas, 1122 Stockton
Zolfo Giovanni, 25 Stockton
Zurmuhlen Augustus, 15 Grand Arcade
Market
Fur Dealers and Furriers,
(='■■ Wholesale.)
.■\igeltinger L., 106S Howard
■■■-Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sansom
A.'^h Isiib.re, 315 Hayes
Bertrand Andrew, 309 Sutter
Cahen Brothers & Co., 41 Clay
Foley <fe Jones, 219 Drumm
FroomhergH., 114 Post
'■■■Hutchinson, Kohl, Philippeus &
till., 310 Sansom
•''■■Koshland Brothers, 19 Sansom
Lachnian & Strrnfels. 12!t Mont
Liehes H. & ikK. 113 Montgomery
Lotstead J. N., 813 Market
Maione Jennie H., 9'25 Market
Midler Adolph, lus Sutter
Newmark J. P. & Co , 325 Market
••■■Oppenheimer Ivan, 121 Wash
Scheihiier F., SE cor Sutter and Brod-
erick
'■■■■SLOSS LOUIS & CO., 310 Sansom
Tibbey H. S. <fe A. S., 507 Montgomery
"Toplitz F. ife Co., 571 Market
Western Fur and Trading Co., 430 Cal
Furnaces— Ore.
(See Ore Furnaces.)
FuruiMhed Rooms.
{See Motels; also Lodgings: also
Boardlna.)
BULLCCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Marnif 'r Fins Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FBANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Fn.riii8lilii|t: Woods— Geiita'
Krtnll.
Abrahniu V. & Son, U Sixth
Altshuler L.,2« Sixteenth
AuBchel S., '211 Sixth
Asher A. K., -108 K.mrth
Bavk'V 0. H., 15 Keamv
BKAMISII I'., 6'.K! Market anj 1 Tbiril
isee atlv. register ul' names bottom
lines)
Berniann Otto, 411 Keaniy
Bernstein £.,;w Fourth
Bine A 0e7ru'fS, lUl Sutter
Black K. 51.,2t>i» .'Montk'onKTV
Black well Sarah H. Mrs,, Iii8 Seventh
Bloih Abraham B.,-J0-1 Muntijomery Av
Bole Henrietta Mrs., ;U0 Fourth
Boris Lamliert, 1127 Itupont
Bornbtein Brothers, S22 Market
Brcslauer B. cfe Co., 54 Third
BUr^LOCK <fe JONES, 105 Montgom-
ery (see adv. register names)
Oarnianv & Crosctt, 25 Kearny
Caro Louis, 2;!G Filth
Colien D. A Brother, 58 Fourth
Colin Henrietta, Til Montgomery
Colin Herman, 'U2 Slarket
Cohu J. M., 1112 Market
CohnM. B.,131 Jackson
Cohn Simon, 203 and 421 Kearny
Colnian Brothers, SW cor Moutgom-
irv and Bush
Conkling George W., 610 Market
raus Isidore, 1400 Dupont
David Lazarus, 7 Broadway
Davis Brothers, 419 Keamv and 718
iMarket
Diamond & Gabba, 366 Third
Doiiavau Daniel, 1561 Market
Eacleson & Co., 4 Kearny
Khrhardt A.,2tMThird
Elias R., Mrs. 422 Third
Essniann Ernst, 714 Jlontgomery
FeJerleln B., NW cor Twenty-fourth
iind Howard
Flgel Joseph, 211 Montgomery
Fisher S., 134 Third
Fitts Ed-ward C, 34 Fourth
Flavin Martin J., SE cor Kearny and
Commercial
Flenniken Kobert. 724 Montgomery
Frank E., 537 Kearny
Froomberg Isaac, 815 Kearny
Futler Jacob, 121 Second
Gallic k Simon, 342 Third
GenslLT Caroline Mrs., 328 Sixth
Gibson & l'reston,218 Montgomery
Godlrev W. A. H., 101 Second
Goldsmith S.,250 Third
Goldstone Jacob, 902 Dupont
Goodman Abraham, SO;) 5larket
Goulstone David, 746 AVashington
Green & Seller, 689 JIarket
Haas David, SE cor Devisadero and
Sutter
Hahn H., Mrs.. 124 Kciirny
Hah 11 Kobert C, 1008 Market
Hamburger G. & Bros., 52 Third
Happ Marcus. 227 Fourth
Harris ^\•. & Co., 809 Kearny
Hart Marcus, 400 Kearny
Battings ('. ('. & Co., SW cor Mont-
gomerv ancl Sutter
Heliiian Bros., 1030 JIarket
Hess Henry, 431 Montgomery
Hollman Dora INIrs., 1629 I'olk
Irving Samuel, 219 Montgomery
Israel Jonas, 934 Dupont
Israel Simon, 356 Fourth
Jacobs Jacob, 723 Montgomery
Jacobs Solomon, 403 Kearny
Jacobs & Wlnebur^h, 212 Dupont
Jcjues & Co., 714 Market
Joseph Brcjthers, SW cor Jlontgomery
ancl Pine
Kallskv ("harles, 109 Second
Kftvsef M. & Bro.,223 Montgomery
Keser Louis, 15 Sixth
KohlbergSellg, 40 Sixth
Kusel Solomon A., 800 Valencia
Laventhal Siimu.l, 627 Montgomery
Levev h. ('. & liro., 424 Kcamy
Levv"Louls, 412 Third
Lew IM. <b Co., 2.") Saiisom
Levy Morris & Co., 42 Jackson
Lewenthal \V., SE cor Bush and Dc-
vi.-adero
Licht Lcmls, 145 Second
Lichteiisteli. M. II., 612', Montgonicry
Lindner <t Kron, 237 and '.i27 Kearny
Litchtleld J. M.& (■o.,4i:'Montgouiery
Lloyd \V. O. Mrs., 144'j Filth
LOOMIS GEOKOE, 70CBn<l716 Kearny
fsee adv. register of Mauies)
Loulsson Morris, .52.5 Ki^arnv
Ltibin S. ('.. 609 Montgi.niiTv
Macowsky .laccil>, (ino .Markci't
Maher & Manloii, '.^M Third
Marks Morris, 4".o Third
Markus Lonls, 11.52 Market
McDonald K., .'KM Sixth
McC.ultan I'atrli k. loio Market
Jlendelson Klkan, 23.3 I'adtlc
MerrrilUt Worth, ,'•.71 Market
Meyer 1 1. .-,i:i Ki arnv
Meyerslein Henry, ixi Kearny
Jllchael ('asi)cr, 214 Third
Michaels Laac, 209 Fourth
Mierson, Jewell * ('o., 828 Kearny
O'Hanlon J., 719 Montj;onierv
Orr A .\tklns, 123 Monli;oniefy
rainier liros., 726 .'Market
I'elsT ,Iacoli, 209 Third
rel.ser A- S.liwarl/, 20 Third
Phillips (J, M, SW cor Sixth and N'a-
toiua
PlatI li. Mrs., 6 Sixth
I'oppir Charles, 431 Kearnv
Poppers., 2,33 Kearnv
Haphael I., arj Montgicnierv
Eaphaol Kobert H.,.M7 Washington
Relnstein M'.,:f-15 Kearnv
lioniaii 1I.,H40 Market
Kcjos Bros., :r7 Kiariiy
Rosenberg N at ban, SW cor Sacramento
ancl MoiitL'cciucTy
Roseiikranz Louis, 2')2 Fourth
Rush Mendel, 21 .Market
Schnfertt (■o.,7as .Market
Schloss * Sc-ll(Hk, 2.'M Sixth
Schoenholz I'.ros, A Co., 415 HayCd
Schwartz .Mitchell, 10-1 Third
Selig Ifaac, 21S Kearnv
Shrier K. <fe F.,201 Montgomery
Shubner Louis. 'M Fourth
Silbersteln Simon, 950 Market
Stevenson ,t Lon;;\\ ill, 2-1 Second
Stone \\". 1!..321 M.pntgomcrv
Tarbox F. T., 121 LeldesclortT
Yeiter Helena, 511 Hrvnnt
WeitzS, it Co., s:ji( Jlarket
Winter S. 11., 11 liowe^n's Block, Rail-
road Av, Souths, F.
Witt J. .104 T bird
Wvnne. Lowth & f o., 704 Market
YordI .lohn, 141 Fourth
Zlsslg Charles, 802 Kearny
FiirniHhlns Woods— Oenta'
Wholesale.
(."Man iifactvrers.)
Ash Broth, rs, 13 Battery
Badger William (J. <fc C..., 7-9 Sansom
Banner Brothers, NE cor Sansom and
Market
Bauin.l. & Co., .521 Market
Bauni Simon & C'ce., 107 iSansom
Brown Julius A Co., 125. "Ransom
•Brown N. & Co., 108 Battery
•■■'('..lien W. & Co., 13 Battery
■^Colman Brothers, 107 Battery
Dabburinn Charles, r24 .^ausom
Elicit .\. I!, it Co., IosSauf..m
Feclib..imer,(;..c.clkln.Ut Co., 16-18 .San
Feeler M. M. Jt C., 12.5 Sausom
F'eist, Frank * Co.. 516 Slarket ancl
17 Sutter
Franklin M. A Brother, 33 Battery
Goldstone JL,2 Battery
•'•'Greenebnuni, Sachs & Freeman, 524-
,526 Jlarket
Hevneniami A ('< ., SSansom
LIbernian P. A S..n. r25 Sansom
'■'Meversteln .t Low enbeii-, '23 .Ransom
M'lcllels, Frledlan.ler .t Co., 7-9 Bat
Morgentbaii M., 108 Hush
I'Morlson, Hutchinson & C..., 112 Buoh
Murphy, ( Irani & Co.. NE cor Sansom
■■••NErsT.\liTEU BROTHERS, NW
cor Ballerv and i'liii-
Schweitzer, Sachs & ( 'c, 25 Battery
Slic\er M. A Brother, lo3 Sansom
*Steam Men's Furnishing Goods Fac-
torv, 23Slevenscjn _
fStelnhart W. .t L * ('■•.. 3-8 Battery
■■■•Slraiss Levi A Cc, 14 llallcry
Tobin, I'avlKson <fc Co., NW corSan-
s..ni ancl Sutler
'■••ToKlas. Brow n A Co., 24-26 Sansom
Well Bre thes, A Co., '2:1 P.atl.ry
"Well A Mich. 1-, 515 .Market
Well A Woodleal^. 113 Battery
977
FurnUhliiK <^ooda L,adlea'.
C Imptirlerii. Srenltn Thy OoaU.i
Anschel Samuel, 214 Sixth
.\ronson Jncb. 21.'i Sixth
Baker A. W. Ml»«, 4:«i Sutter
Bi-rn-i.'lij S., ;w Fourth
Bletie iif.1,1 Kiln* 101.', Lnrkin
Bla. kwellSnrnli B. Mr*., Il«.S«v.nth
Cohen Baruih, I4ls Pou< II
HanisentH.rg Amelia Mr«., 24 M.ent
FalH-ns KU.n .Mle.-, 4inii'F«rTell
Frell.l M. A Sons, 714 Mnrk.l
Frli'.llan.l.r Hi-rninn, 9 K. arnv
Frle..liaii.|.r Le.wlti '29 H.irti. t
Ge nsler Caroline .Mrs.. iC^jSLxth
(i..l.lsrullh S.,2'ili Third
G.el.lstelu KvB Mrs., K28 Market
(J.iMstein .?ac..b H.. r2.'> Saniuem
<;..Msteln I'eter, .■.<;2 MIniin
'tb.l.Mone Mil. li.l|,2 Bnli.Tv
(;.....lw In .leiiule ( '., r2.'. .>M.\eiilh
(irillllh K. .Miss, ir2t;.ury
Hahu H. Mrs., l-J4 Kearnv
Heller J. Mri<.,31.\ DiiiM,n°t
Hodge RolMrl, 10 Filth
H.isb' Susan Mrs.,22>N Mlssle>«
Jaiobs II. A Co. Mrs..sff2 .Market
Jacobs S., 403 Kearnv
Jacobs A tila.ss, 226 Kearnv unci 1102
Marke-t
Jacobs A Wlneburi;li.2r2 llu|iuut
Jonasson Jonas. .5-15 .Market
Kahn I., 'MH Mark.t
Kraker A Israel, .5«5 Market
Krain.T A Co., ."in Market
LalMirni' Kui-'in.', 1209 Powell
LIchtenst.'ln .Morris, 9 liU|Hint
Magnes David, 814 Market
.Marcusa Max, (oo Dii|n>nl
■'.MIchels, Frli'dlnndi r A Co.,9 Battery
MolseS. 11. Mrs., 116 Larkin
Palmer Brothers. 726 Market
I'arke r .M. W. Mm., 126 Post
Perboiier K. Mrs., lOIOSI-ecklon
Petterson A. B, Mrs., 31f« Third
Plait l(. ."Mrs., 6 Sixth
Roseiiteld Solomon, 5:i9 Market
Rudee Isaac, r2i»Scec,ncl
Schonwasser B. A Co., '222 Keamv
Sheldon .losei.bln.. Mrs.. 122 Geary
Shev.r .1. Mrs., V27 Paclllc
Soper M. A. Mrs., 4 Third
Stevenson A L..nK»lll, 2s .<|.c. nd
"•"Tobln, Davlss..n A Co., NW cor San-
s.im ami Suiter
Western While GiKeds Manufacturing
Co.,. 517 .Miiiket
Williams Jane Mrs. 24i> Third
Wilson Marv Mrs., 3>9 Sixth
Winters. IL, 11 Bowe.n's BIcMk, Rail-
road .\v, Seenlh S. F.
WUtmann F., I0O9 Howard
Furniture.
("Importrrf.) '
.\ronson Abraham, K<26Sti><ktou
Aiisman n. 11., KCs .MIssI.en
Bare Bie the rs. :)iw llo>e»
Bauin Gustav.., II T2 Market
Baum J. T.. 1417 ll.^de
Bernard A Poir/a.|..iix, 312 Sutler
Bernstein Lllas. l.M Thinl
Berseeii A. A .Son, 710 714 WashinKte.n
Berlrandlus A., 409 F..i rlli
Block David 7.'s3 Mission
Boiiachm J, M., 17 .Me nlgc.niery .Vv
Hradlev Pel.r. 1614 Mission
*Bugbi.e Sumner W. (aKi-nt i'otller k
Sl.vmus .Manuf Co., N. \.), 100
M..nigeeine.ry
*BIRNMAM J.W. A CO.. 618 Jlarket
and 15 P.. si
Burr. II W. H, 21 Fourth
Bush .Null ' ' ■
»Callb ri: .
t'allsh'.i."l.i '
Carls-.n C. l.,—. 1 .i.r:!:
Caro Wolf, 3.11 Bush
Carr Peter I.. 2757 Mi'Mn
Caslel A I- '■ ■'
^Chadb...
CUrk 11. .\
Cohu K.
Conn.ll\ ' ': B':-h
Davis Mm mery
Davis M • Ul
Den. ail I'ei'ii. ' "I
\h,\W D. P., 21 1 Fourth
Kagan Itb harl J. (»econd-hana), DUi
||..w/.r.l
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal-in Price, aiiality, or Fit
n?.
ANDERSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomer/ St.
P5
o
n
<J
El
EH
l-l
f4
E^
978
Ettllnger Samuel, 1016 Ho\vi.rd
yav Hollis P.. 937 FolbOm
Feig Alexander, 155 Tbird
Fischer Alexander, P'2? Montgomery
Fl^=cher Sigmund, 113 Third
Fletcher C. A., 811 JIarket
Franco & Rennert, 1051 Market
Frank Bernhard, 1304'; Stockton
Frank Henrv, 212 Conmiercial
'-Gabbs Bros., 1029 Market
Gallagher W. K., 20 Fourth
'V^GILBEKT <fe MOMKE (office, school,
and church) 219 Bush
i'Goodwlu & Co., 319 Tine
Gruman S. M., 823 Market
Hanburv John F., 69 Fourth
Harris Bernard, 303^2 Third
•■•aenev ^\'. J. & Co., 725 Market
Henrv Samuel, 10i3 Howard
=~He.vVood Bros. & Co. (rattan) 589
Mission
Hoev Eugene, 1009 Market
Holt Warren (school), 717 Montgemer.v
Hudson Benlamin, 1008 Howard
'■•■•Hulschniidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Hummel John, 215 Fourth
Hunter •arbara C", 1518 Polk
Hvman ilorris, 606 Broadway
Isadore Isaac, 812 Montgomery
Kempner M. (second-hand) 974 Folsom
Laborue Eugene, 1209 I'owell
••■'Laeremans Frank, 528 Washington
Laird D. (second-hand), 144 Seventh
Lang Alexander (second-hand), 104
Fourth !
Lew A. Mrs., 772 Mission
Levv E., 872 Folsom ]
Levv John, 317^2 Third
Lindo J. & Co., 625 California {
London Furniture Co., 637 Market
Lundle H. (second-hand). 1045Howard
Maas Jacob (second-hand), 1054 How
Malone J.H.,22 Fourth
Mantz F. C, 1637 Polk
Martens Nicholas. VytA Howard
McCalie Hugh, 631 Third
McCartv D. (second-hand), 931>o Mar-
ket
Medina W. H., 1062 Howard
Mogen J. R. (second-hand), 1804 Mar-
ket
Moore Andrew, 1215 Powell
Kelson Bros., 196 Sixteenth
Nelson T. H., 136 Fourth
Neumniuj I^aac, 117 Sixth
Nichols T). E., E s Railroad Av, nr
Twelfth Av, South S. F.
Ohlig Fannie Mrs., 31 Second
'Plum Charles M. & Co., 641 Market
Preston Edward, 10 Fourth
Rechter John, 309 Montgomery Av
Ritterman James, 633 Broadway
Robrecht Anton 826 Pacific
Rosenheim J., 1506 J'owell
Rosenthal Joseph. 915 Market
Ryan L., 537 California
Sanders John, 436'^ Haves
Sandman S. (second-hand), 430 Third
Schoenlelil & Heyman, 749 Market
'•■Shaber .lohn A. & Co., 707 Market
Simon .Joseph, 1226 Stockton
Siii-ar Edward S. & C..., 729 Market
StcTM Phillip, 218 Sixth
St\iart Thomas (second-liand), 775 Fol
Taylor K. W.,1.525'2 Market
Teague <fe Kamlade. 550 Mission
Theas I'hilllp, 1117 I)upont
; Vaupe! Henry J. E. (second-hand),2121
' aiission
'■^Waketield Rattan Co. (R. Coulter agt),
I 38 Geary
W'alcom George, 109 Stockton
Wible Thomas B., 1628 Mission
Wilkins A., 128 Fourth
Williams <i. M., 117 Third
Windel H. & Co., 310 Stockton
Wood Hugh, 677 Mission
Wood & Bowcher, 829 Market
YulU James. 727>i Folsom
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
OII.BERT •& iriOORE,
M'ls 01 Office, Sclool & CMrcliruriiitiire
Office Furniture made a specialty.
Wire Mattresses and Iron Bedsteads.
Salesroom, 219 Bush.
Furniture ^Jlauufacturers.
Boiler Conrad, 617 Brannan
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 222 Bush and 649 Market
Eastou John, 261 First
Emanuel L. & E., N s Berry, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Fifth St. Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
545 Fifth
Friederichs, Gercke<fe Gripp, Berry, bet
Third and Fourth
Frei Andrew, 231-239 King
Geiahaker Andrew, 210-212 Mission
GILBERT & MOURE (office, school
and church), .556-572 Brannan,offlce
219 Bush
Goodwin & Co., 319 Pine
Granz Herman, 617 Biannan
Heney A\'. J. & Co., 725 Market
Ilevwood Bros. & Co., 589 Mission
Hu'fschmidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Indianapolis Chair Manuf. Co., 160 New
Montgomerv
Kemp J. & Co., 109 Mission
Klemm Charles (bed lounges), 148
Bluxome
Krageu & Geist, 736 Brannan
Luchsinger John B. & Son, 710 Minna
Patton R. L., 225 Beale
Plum Charles JI. & Co., 641 Market
Shaber J..bn A. & Co., 707 Market
Smith & Jlowry, 923 Howard and 572
Brannan
Snvder & Reichling, 574 Brannan
Strahle Jacob & Co. (fancy), 533 Mar-
ket
Sull.van, Briggs & Co., 232 Fourteenth
Thomas George, S 8 Brannan, bet Fifth
and Sixth
Union Furniture Manufacturing Co.,
560 Brannan
Waketleld Rattan Co. (E. Coulter
agent), 38 Gearv
Weir W illiam G.,2i5 Mission
West Coast Furniture Co., NW cor
Fourth and Bryant
J. W. BURNHAM & CO.
Importers and Dealers in
Carpets,Oil Clotls.FQrnltiire & Drapenes
Beddings Warerooms,
618 Market St., and 15 and 17 Post.
Largest Stock In the State. All the
Latest Novelties.
Oauie.
(See Poultry and Oame.)
Oardeu Iiupleiiients.
BAKER A- HAMILTON, 13-19 Front
Davis George A.. 327 Market
LINFORTH, BICE& Co., 401 Market
Silvester George F., 317 Washington
Sweeney J. P. & Co., 409 Davis
Trumbull R. J., 419 Sausom
tiardeuB— Public.
Biters Floral, E s Waller, bet Fillmore
and Steiuer
Blue Forest, Bernal Station
Exotic, Mission nr Thirteenth
Germania, Erie, bet Howard and Miss
South San Francisco Park, Railroad
Av, bet Ninth and Tenth Avs,
South S. F.
Tlvoli, NAV cor Sutter and Stockton
AVoodward's, Mission, bet Thirteenth
and Fourteenth
Oas Burners.
Cllne William, 3 Mason
CoglU John Jr., 31 '2 New Montgomery
Patten Charles W., 34 California
Cia« Conipanlei^.
Globe Gas Light Co., 3 First
Pacific Pneumatic Gas Co., office 127
First
SAN FRANCISCO GAS LIGHT CO.,
SE cor First and Natoma
Oas Engineer.
SMEDBERG JAMES R., 127 Beale
(see adv. dept. page xxxl)
JAS. R. SMEDBERG,
Gas Eii£iiieer& Contractor for Goal
Gas and Wood Gas Works.
oii.bi:rt & mooRE,
M'ls 01 Office, Scliool & Cliiircli Furniture
Office Furniture made a speclalt.v.
W^ire Mattresses and Iron Bedsteads.
Salesroom, 219 Bush.
Eurnliure Renovaiors.
Nelson Brothers, 196 Sixteenth
Furniture iSprinss.
Blanchard .Tules, 44 Fourth
California Spring Manuf. Co., 147 New
Montgomery
Keogh John, 73 New Montgomery
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manuf
Co., 79 New Montgomery
Furriers.
{See Fur Dealers.)
Fuse Manufacturers.
EAGLE FUSE CO., John Skluker
agent, 115 Pine (see adv. dept. page
xiviij
Eva James (California Fuse Works),
cor Fourteenth and Channel
Oalvanlzed Iron.
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 113 Cal
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 114 Bat
SELBY T. H. & CO., 116 California
(see adv. dept. page xxxi)
Tay George H. & Co., 612-618 Battery
Oalvanlzed Iron Cornices.
(See Cornices.)
127 Beale St.,
San Francisco.
Oas Fitters.
(See Plumbers and Gas Fitters.)
6as Fixtures.
ALLEN WILLIAM R., 761 Market
Bush & Scudder, 22 Post
Cllne Wilham, 3 Mason
CogiU John Jr., 31'*, New Montgomery
DAY TH( IMAS, 122 Sutter
Fritz & Kean, 130 Geary
Lane William E., 505 Kearny
McNALLY & HAWKINS, 607 Market
Nye A. F. & Co., 31.5-317 Pine
Prior James K., 1128 Market
WM. R. ALLEN
PLUMBER AND &AS FITTER.
IMPORTEB OF
Gas Fixtures, Gas Stoves,
Etc., Btc.
761 MARKET.
THOMAS DAY,
Importer and Dealer In all kinds of
122 ani 124 SUTTEE.
BULLOCK k I ONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
979
McNally & HawMns
Importers and Manufacturers of
GAS FIXTURES
60r aiARKET ST.
Grand Hotel.
Oas ^lacliines.
Go;er Charles, 4 Ashburtoii PI
Union Gas Machine Co., .SSI Mont
0»B Meter Manurnctiirers.
Giovannlnl & Benuerscheidt, 417 Miss
Sina G., 35 Moss
Oas Pipe.
American Pipe Co., 324 Pine
Arnold N. S. & Co., 311.) California
Barker & Snow, 40S Market
Bush & Scudder, 22 Post
DAY TH( >MAS, 122 Sutter
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN & CO., 107-
111 Front I
GARRATT W. T., 133 Fremont, (see
adv. dept. page xxxviii)
Gibbs George W. & ( ,o., 35 Fremont 1
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 111-113
California
HUNTI>fGTON, HOPKINS & CO.,
juuction Bush and Market
McNALLY & HAWKINS, 607 Market
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-114
Batterv
Prior James K., 1128 Market
KANKIN, BRAYTON & CO., 127
First
SELBY THOMAS H. & CO., 116 Cali-
fornia, (see adv. dept. pace xxxl)
Tay George H. <fe Co., 612-618 Batterv
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO., 413 Mar-
ket, (see adv. dept. page xJJ
Gr£t.SI I=»±I3©.
W. W. MO]VTA«rE * CO.
110-118 Battery.
Iron Pipe for Gas and Water— black
and galvanized. All sizes, M to 3 Inch.
Oas Begriilators.
Merritt Jacob, 204 Bu.^h
I'atten Charles W., S California
Ciasoline.
AUyne & White, 112 Front
Dletz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
LOW C. ADOLPHE & CO^ 208 Cal
Whittier, Fuller & Co., 21 Front
Yates & Co., 113 Front
Creneral Agents.
(See also Brokers— General.)
Altken & Co., 502 Kearny
Baumanu H. H., 502 JIuntgomery
Beretta Guglielmo, 614 Wa>hington
Bollinger J. C, 624 Montgomery
Bovee W. H. , oOU California
Bremer W. H., 310 Sacramento
Burt J. G. (purchasing), 116 Front
Crane Erwin J., 211 Sansom
Dikeman Daniel S., NW cor Hyde and
McAllister
Durand .\drian, 526 Montgomery
Frizell S. F., 30 Kearny
Gay Charles, 523 Montgomery
Gwynn William J., 3:54 Bush
HEPBURN WARD A. (purchasing)
30'J Sacramento
Hofmann & Cook, .509 Kearny
HoUoway W. H., 531 California
Kemm Joseph, 52 Montgomery Block
Lake W. B. (purchasing), 309 Cal
Lammot H. 1)., 607 Montgomery
Lvman L. B., 115 Pine
Marshall Seth Jr., 301) California
Martel James L., 636 Clay
Martinon A., 420 Montgomery
Meagher J. J., 607 Montgomery
Menu Jacques H., 520 Montgomery
Mori.son J. II., .541 Sacramento
Jlosebach Henrv, ;5:to I'ine
I'uringtonC. E., 331 Kearnv
Roberls.jn W. (pMrcha>lng); 302 Cal
Sch..ttl(r J. F.,7i«Miirket
Sn.'ll liro.-,.,22 Montu-omcrv
Spiiin.-tti Anionio, ooc, Montgomery
Sual -s & Co.,<i (Jcarv
Taiute George & Co., 420 Montgomery
\ andu!-en John, 34:i .Allnna
W nde (J. Washington, 518 Clay
WHEAT C. U.,50l California (see adv.
dept. page x.xxii)
Whitman S. 1'., mi .Montgomery
^V hltney Albert L., ;i25 Montgomery
OentH' FuruiMliiiig ftioodn.
{See Fu}-ni>hing GoodsOenW.)
Ccildern.
Burkardt Ma\, .545 Wa.sliiugton
Currier Amo.-, 10:i Diip.,nt
Kollmyer W. A.. 312 Post
Leon kicbard R., 63;l California
Lippi Bros., 818 .Market
Mcyulllan Bernard, 735 3Ilsslon
Nile Matthew I)., SE cor Montgomerv
Av anil Chestnut
aiorris, Schwab & Co., 19-21 Post
Parkinson J. C, 324 Fifth
Peudergast J. H., 26 Sixth
Rouble Nicholas, 9 Geary
Snow& May, 20 Post
CJiiigrer Beer Mannfac-
turers.
Belfast Giuger Ale Co., 1637 Howard
Smith C.W., SE cor Pacific and Mont-
gomery Av
4jila<««— Plate.
Hausmann Bros., 217-219 Pine
Kelly James R. & Ci>., 101-105 Front
Rosenbaum Fr. H. <fc Co., 567 Market
Whittier, Fuller & Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Olass— Window.
(.See Paints, Oils, and Glass.)
OlasH Blowers.
Heinze Louis, 602 California
<irla!<«s Cutters.
HOPPER S. E., 45 Fremont
MALLON JOHN, lU Fremont,and 1213
Howard (.tee adv. dept. page xlv)
O'NEIL TH( I.MAS, 10 Stevenson
THOMAS O'XEIIi,
No. 10 Stevensos.
Ornamental Glass Cutting, Bending,
Embossing, Staining and
Enameling.
Olass Stalners — Orna-
mental.
Hoist William, 118 Main
HOPl'ER S. E., 45 Fremont
JIALLON J(»HN, IS) Fremont, and
1213 Howard (.see adv. dept. page
xivj
Mills Robert, 118 JIaIn
O'NEIL THOMAS, 10 Steronson
S. E. HOPPER
45 Fremo.nt St. San Frv-VCISCQ-
Glass Bending and Cutting,
Staining and Enameilng. Church Wln-
dowa made and repaired. Enami'le 1
and Ground Glass constantly on hand.
Work done at Eastern Prices. Satis-
faction guaranteed.
Olasa Tube Importers.
GARRATT W. T., 138-142 Fremont,
(see adv. dept. page ixxvUI)
Olass W^orlis.
American Glass and Powder Works, of-
fice, 13 Fremont
San Francisco and Pacific, S s Klng,nr
Fourth, oftlce 410 Pine
UlasBware.
(/8m Oroekeru an I (rlattware, alto
DruanUW Glamuiare.)
Uiaziers.
(See alo J\ilfUers.)
Battalora P., 1413 Dupoul
Brewoter Joliu, 17 Bildcu
Cohen iBudore, 51u |■o^t
Davis A /acUarla^, 5P> Kearuy
Fave JoM^^iili, Mf> IJryaui
Gold^mltu Mmoii, Mj Folsom
Grobsuian .Mark, 517 Callloriila
Hopper ^amuel t,., 45 Freiuuut
Louis M., 658 Mlbbluu
Newmark MicUacl, 1003 Polk
Stone a.., 320 Montgomery Av
Qlove Cleaners.
(.Sec Vj/eri.)
Ulove Importers.
(See also Dm Wuucii— WlwUsaie.)
Blbbv Alfred, 3 Kearuy
Davidson J. \V. J: Co., 101 Kearuy
f R.\NKENT11AL dt CO., SW cor Bat-
tery and i.'alllorula
HEVNI;;M.VN.S & CO., 5 SaUBom
Jonos E. 11. Jt Co., 5:i5 Market
Martial J. Jt Co., 752 Market
Mlchuls, Friedlauder ifc Co., 7-a Bst
Murphy, Grant &, Co., NE cur Bush
and SauAum
Muser Bros., 541 Market
Rosenbaum Jt C"., -- Battery
Samuels David, HH Kearny
Verdler, Moreau Jt Co., luo Mont
Well & SVoodleal, 113 Battery
Welle C. B., 214 Sausom
<iiIOTe nanuftocturers.
Bay City Glove Co., 510 Piue
Busbv F. U. 1, boxing and louclng), 120
Montgomery Block
California Glove Co. ^P. & F. U. Conk-
Uugy, 2s Sauaom
DanicUeil Kid Glove Factory i,B. Blu-
meUihal & Co.;, I14.h) Post
Eureka seamless Glove Factory
(.August He^tUaO,20 Sttusom
Goodyear Rubber Co., 5// Market
Gutta PercUa and Rubber Manuf Co.,
oOl Market
Kitcuen tli/u, 15 Sutter
ilangeot Ceorge, 125 Sausoni
Menu C. D., 315 SUotwell
Mills, Leak <fe Co., 22 Sutler
Pailuc Glove \VurKs(Sboenberg dk Co.),
511 Market
Robbersou .\. J., 405;^ California
Samuels David, kid, N » Mueleentli
ur Howard, dtpot 1U4 Kearuy
WluehlllGUblave i,Eureka,i, 125Sauaom
<i>Iae 9lanuf<»cturers.
California Glue Works, cor Sixteenth
and De llaro
Pacific Glue Mauufac'.urlng Co., office
412 Market
Wilcox Wlllard J., N t Fifteenth Av,
nr San Bruno iiosd
Uold Beaters.
Newman James B., 202 Poet
' Snow <ft May, 20 Po5t
tiold Fiab.
Hermann T. A Co., 630 Washington
KoblsonA. C.,217 Washington
I Oold muins Companies.
I (See Mining Vompaniei.)
Wold Pen Manufheturers.
Baptis J. H., ;C8 Rush
i Pearce Henry D.,C24 Montgomery
I Oold Platers.
DENNISTUN ¥.. G.,6ft5 Mission
Ekelund Eric, 630 Merchant
g
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BEAMISH'S Shirta Eeady made and to Ordei;
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
980
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Hawkins J. M., 620 Merchant
Hawkins AVllUam, 620 Merchant
Rochlcloll R. F., 6-8 Trier
Shepman William E., 769 Market
Spink S. P. <fe Sons, 7 Fourth
Oold Separators.
Gawley Eohert, -108 Folsom
Oold Wasbers.
BuBseU E. F., 261 First and 328 Mont
eold and Silver Refineries.
See also Assayen; also Chemists.
Pacific Refinery ami Bullion Exchange,
416 Montgomer.v
Cionera— ^lanufacturers.
GARRATT V. T., 138-142 Fremont
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
GorernorB.
(See Steam Engine Govemori.)
Orain Brokers.
{See Brokers, Grain.)
Orain Dealers.
(See also Brokers— Grain, also Mer-
chants—Produce Commission.)
Bassett Joseph, 221-223 Clay
Blochman <ft Cert", 24-26 California
Blumenthal H. M., 125 Washington
Brar Bros., 224 Clav
Brvant & Cook, 8 Davis
Campbell J. W. H., 433 California
Demlng, Palmer & Co., 202-204 Davis
I»uft"& Co.. 316 Davis
Dutard H., 217-211) Clay
Gale J. W. & Co., 402 Davis
Goldtree Kathan, 25 Battery
lll.xson. .luni & Co.. 403 Davis
Holcomb ■«". A. it Co., NEcorClay and
Davis
Mnrkley Levi & Co., 302U Davis
Mavhew Earnest & Co., 302 Davis
BrcNear G. W., 20 California
Miller & Co., 10 Davis
o'Nell Bros., 217 Davis
Ransom Elisha & Co., 204 California
Rlihards ('. P., S'E cor Front and Clav
Rcjuse & Lawp, .300 Davis
S|iear, Meade & Co., 316 Washington
Tciiiicy R. P., NE cor Davis and Mar-
ki-t
Vermeil ct Wellington, 608 Fourth
Waterman ^f. Co , 111 Clay
Grain Dryers.
Jeseen H. H.. 255 Harrison
Grain— Sliipiiers.
Balfour, Cutlirie A Co., 316 California
Campli.ll .1. W. H.. 4.33 California
f'oleninn Willliini T. & Co., 201 Cal
CROSS* ('(I., ilfiSansom
DICKSON, 1>E WOLF & CO., 412 Bat
FALKNKR, BELL * CO.. 430 Cal
Forbes Bros., 308 California
Grant;er6' Business Assn., 106 Davis
Holcomb W. A. & Co., NE cor Clav
and Davis
Howes GeorKO & Co., .302 California
Lund Henrv, 214 California
McNear C. W., 20 California
Muccke, VIetor & Co., 109 Cal
I'arrott & Co., :!06 California
I'icrre H. <t W., 72S :MoutKomery
RODGEKS, JMKYER & CO., 212 Bat
Ten Bosch N.& Co.,28 Merchants' E.x-
change
WILLIAM,S, BLANCHABD & CO..
218 California
Grainers.
(See aloo Jtiititer^.)
Armsirong W. F.. 664 Howard
Briifh G. A., fi2<) ^Merchant
C<ats&Mot(, 430 Fell
Flagler M'. G.. 254 Clementina
Fowzer Jacob, SE cor Eighth and
Minna
Cross J. F., 1912 Mission
John.'-on A. S., 1207 Polk
Lynch William, 705 Hiward
McDowell Thomas; 1615 Powell
Owens <fe Willson, 2611'^ Mission
Rvan John H., 403 Sutter
Schofield C, 115 Jessie
Singler Henry. 14 Sherman
Sykes C. H.. 647 Mission
Granite Dealers.
Campbell W. H. (agent Scotch and
Irish), 402 Front
DANIEL JOHN & CO.^ 421 Pine
Rebstock & Brendle, NAN cor Post and
Lyon
Sheerin Daniel, S\V cor Broderlck and
Ellis
Grates, Parlor — Manufac-
turers.
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IKON WORKS, 235 First (see adv.
dept. page xxvii.)
Savage & Son, 137 Fremont
Gravel Dealer.
Tilford Frank, NW cor Si-xth and
Channel
Grinding and Polishing.
(See Cutlers.)
Grist jfKills.
{See Flour Mill?.)
Grocer s— Wholesale and
Jobbers.
Athearn & Co., 6 Steuart
Biglev Bros., NE cor Clay and Davis
Castle Bos., 213 Front
Church * Co., 407 Front
DANERI F. & CO., 504 Front (see
adv. dept. pafre .xlvii)
Dodge A\". "W. <fe Co., NW cor Clay and
Front
Eggers & Co., 210 California
Ehmian M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Foster S. & Co., 36 California
Gagliardo & Chichizola, 725 Sansom
Griffin* Co.,4i'5 Front
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Hanlv & Snow, 126 California
Henry A\". Warner & Co., 421 Clay
Jennings, Carr ife Co., 600 Front
Jennings Thomas, 416 Sansom
Jones & Co., 220 Front
Krufe & Enter, 209 Front
Lennon Jtilm A., 313 Clay
Lewis Henry L., 215 Sacramento
Lindlev * Co., 405 Front
Lohman * Coghill. 313 Front
Mantels JF. & C, 319 Clav
Mau Ailierf & Co., 216 California
McKav & Brown, 427 Davis
Meigs & Co. fspecialtiesi, 402 Front
Newton Brothers & Co., 206 California
Pike J. M. & Co., SW cor California
and Davis
Richards & Harrison, .314 Battery
Root & Sanderson, 412 Front
ROUNTREE & McCLURE, 404 Front
.'^abatie A. E. & Co., 619 Sansom
TABKR, HARKEPt & CO., 108-110
California
Tillmann & Bendel, SW cor Clav and
Batterv
Wellmaii, Peck <fe Co., 416-418 Front
Groceries— Retail.
Abbott Margaret (widow), 124 Freelon
Ahlers J. D., SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Ahlers (ft Hoeckmann, NW cor Polk and
Austin
Ahrens D. & G., 1,38 Third
.Vhrens Jacob, 715 Natonia
Ahrens * Shattuek, NW cor Second
and Minna
Ainsn .Aranucl, 228 Sixth
Albers JIarcus, :iS5 Fourth
Alca\ aga Jose, 524 Broadway
Alldack .loseph, SW cor Bush and De-
visadero
Allen Jdhn, NE cor Folsom and
Itanscli
Anderson & Co., NAV cor Sanchez and
T went \ -ninth
Anth' ny & Maass, 6 Clara Lane
Armstrong Christcjpher, NW cor Fol-
som and Han let
Asmussen W. A. & Co., NW cor Bry-
ant and Eighth
Athearn & Co., 6 Steuart
Attridge James, NW cor Union and
Leavenworth
Atzeroth <fe Moller, NE cor Gough
and Austin
Backus John, SE cor Mission and
Bond
Bahrt Martin, NE cor Seventh and
Cleaveland
Bairne Barbara Mrs., 41 Jessie
Baker I. 31., NW corEddv and Mason
Barg & Vetbarg, 156 Clara
Earner William, JS^E cor Ninth and
Natoma
Barnes & Co., NE cor Steiner and Cal
Barron William, SW cor Powell and
Clay
Barry Patrick, NW cor Russ and Na-
toma
Barry Patrick, NW cor Seventh and
Stevenson
Barth L. L., 914 Market
Baruth Ernst F., SW cor Post and
Fillmcre
Baruth Henrv, 230 Minna
Baruth William P., NW cor Hvde and
Sutter
Battles & Gilleran, 241 Fourth
Baun Jasper, 915 Eighteenth
Becker Bros., SE cor Sutter and Leav-
enworth, SE cor Sutter and Taylor,
SE cor Geary and Larkin, and SE
cor Turk and Larkin
Becker AVilliam, NW cor Spear and
Mission
Beckmann Brothers, NW cor Green-
wich and Taylor, and SW cor Green
and Hyde
Beckmann Peter W., NE cor Mission
and Fourteenth
Beggs Ellen Mrs., 122 William
Behuemann & Co., SW cor Tavlor and
o'Farrell
Behrens Brothers, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Behrens Frederick, NE cor Twenty-
second and Slission i
Beirne Patrick, 123 Shipley I
Benecke Diedrich, 520 Broadway ■
Benning Anton, SW cor Taylor and I
I Chestnut
Bensen (^onrad, 2029 Polk
j Bensen Henry, NE cor Sixth and Bry-
I ant
! Benson T. A., NE cor Eighth and Fol
I Benson W. R.. 51 Brady
j Berge Astri Mrs., NE cor Green and
Calhoun
Bergin M. W., NW cor Dora and Bry-
ant
Bertolani Peter, 142 Folsom
I Beversen Brothers, .570 Mission
Bielenberg Peter, 31 Tehama
Biglev Bros., NE cor Clay and Davis
Billings D. R. & Co., 1311 Stockton
Bischoff Diedrich, SW cor Geary and
Jones
Bischoff Frederick, SW cor Powell and
Vallejo
Blakeley Calvin, SW cor Powell and
California avs
Blockhaus Frederick, 814 Jackson
Blohm & ofierman, NW cor Folsom
and Tenth
Blohme Jolni, NWcor Polk and Sutter
Blohme & Ilagedorn, NE cor Second
and Tehama
Bockniaiin .1. C, NE cor Fourth and
Kreekin
Bodecker Hermann, iJW cor Kearny
and Green
Boger William, NW cor Stockton and
Filbert
Bogtan Owen, NE cor Buchanan and
Bush
Rohan J. .\., 921 Howard
Bolien Patrick, 20 Rauech
Boidt Henry, SW cor Harrison and
Garden
Borrnian J. C.,NW cor Howard and
Ninth
Bosclien Nicholas, NE cor Fifth and
Minna
Bose C. M., SE cor Ellis and Fillmore
Bose Frederick, SW cor Brannan and
Geneva
Bose Ricliard, SW ct Moss and How
Botcher Albert. SW cor Fell and La-
guna
Bowe & Fricke, NE coi Sixteenth and
Potrero Av
BULLOCK XNES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny Si
SAW FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
981
Bowen Brothers, 432 Pine
B'jwler Jnmos, 34 Howard
Boyd John, 172 Minna
Boyllan Anna Mrs., &4<) Minna
Bi"a;;n Frank. -115 Drumni
Bran It Frcl -rick, 417 Tliua
Brandt & .^litchell, liJ3s Jlarkot
Brede Henry J 1501 51arket
Bremer John H., NE cor Vall^-Jo and
Lark in
Collins I'atrkk, Hi Fifth
Concannon Lufcr., 1.^77 Market
Counerton Owen, N\V cor KIshth and
Nutonia
Constlni' 15rotli(!rs, N \V cor EIIU and
Larkin
Co.k K. C. A('.i.,47.'<o.-.md
CiMjk OeorA', 44i> ( ,'iein -ntlna
Ojsn'w John N., NK mr Fulton and
Brennan Brothers NW cor Mission ' C.>ono'\''T'iroma< J., NEc.r N'Inth and
awl iniriN-nrst i Minna
Bronnan Th 'mas S s Twenty-flfth, bet : Cordes Jacob H., SE cor Valencia and
l>nlt»r,»s MliiM'hiiri'h I TwentV-slxtll «**•»»**«
Cornahron's Herman, NE cor Howard
and Sixth
Corsetto A l)a-ierl, 1425 raclflc
C.stu John, 84:1 I'aclUc
Dolores and Church
Breuer Herinaii:!, 511 Filbert
Broad Charles E., NE cor Pine and
Hyde
Brock James, 239 Perrv
Brockhoft- \\. H., NW" cor Brvant Av
and Twonty-Iourth
Brown Edward, NE cor Florida and
Twentieth
Brown Mary Mrs., Falrmount Tract,
nr Bernal .Station
Browning John, >'\V cor Nineteenth
and 3Iis»ion
Brown.stone Isaac, NE cor Larkm and
Post
Brotcer John, 623 Second
Bruiyes Brothers, SE cor Kearny and Cr.ninD.'Tvid, VvrMiiiiia
_ ^ al"-!o ,^ , „ ,,. , I Crowl-y c .ni.d. is, xu Tliird
Brunjes Die irich, W s Mission, o miles ' Crowlev Daniel F., IXH Washington
'■ ~ '""■• """ ' Crowlev Jolin J., 217 Minna
Dnniii .los.'ph, SE cor CllbL-rl and
llraiiimti
Dor,-.'l )h l»r..lhiTH, I'iV) MImilon
r>oriiiin William ¥., NE cor Howard
and Fiaeu-uth
DogrhiT CloiiK, NW cor Jockton and
IJattcry
KoschiT Henry, NWjcor Fultom and
Itaiitch
Doscher Henry, .HE cor Natoraa and
KnHs
Dosclp'r Hpnrv, SW cor ShaMtn and
Mlchk-nn
Doscher Heniiinn (estate of), .SE cor
< li-ui 'iitlna an I Fifth
Dosch. r .t V.ii Har,;.'n, SW cor McAl-
lister an I W.;I.Mer
Dowdi- A Farr 11, :r2.J Fourth
tello John, NW cor .Shipley and | Dreyer Dlcdrlch, NE cor Illlniiln and
Fifth I Twentieth
Cou?hlan Elizabeth Mrs., S s Preclta DrLscoll Urothers, SE cor Fourth and
I'l, bet Gunnison and Washington Minna
avs. Bernal Hel^'hts I Drucker Albert, SW cor Third and Te-
Cox F. Joseph, cor Minnesota and So- |
lano
Cralf? Jam^s, 621 Front I
Craig John, SW cor Twenty-fourth and i
Chattaii >o
Crellln A C >., S7 Cslifornla Market
from City Hall
Brunjes Henry, 4:{0 Brannan
Cjlli:;an Hinnali Mrs., 2H Itltch
hama
Drucker John, (tes Mission
Drucker William, NE cor Thirtieth and
Sanchez
DulTey Bnithers, SE cor Lacuna an<l
Oak
Diffey John, 6">l Mission
Dulfy Bridget .Mr^., 315 Elghtli
DuttV Edward, yi4 Sansom
Di,nii Ml. hael H., l^H K.ds.im
Dui;an Patrick, 3 Fr.- lerick
Brunjes John, SW cor Dupont and Camm'ns Thi)mr»!>, SE cor Mission and Diinikan .Mary Mrs., 32«> Fifth
Greenwich
Brnns Brothers & Stelnki, SE cor Six-
teenth and Mission
Bruns Nicholas, H17 Davis
Bruns Peter, NWcor Third and Berry
Buchanan James, 208 Ninth
Bucklu;; & Pilster, 515 B vant
Buckl ■> Timothy, 414 (;ioin>ntina
Buehlniann Henry, NE cor Minna and
Ei;;hth
Burke Jlichael, N W cor Scott an 1 Ell i
Biir:;e W. J., SE cor Howard and
Rausch
Burmelster i Mehrtens, NW cor Cali-
fornia and Leavenworth
Buschmann John, NE cor Folsomand
Third
Batcher Jo.sephine Mrs., 1745 Market
Butenop Henry, 625 Pacillc
Butt C. C, SW cor Nineteenth and
Stevenson
Butt P. N.jSEcor Sutter and Laguna
Buxton & Co., 137 Fourth
Caltrata Antonio (fancy), 1403 Powell
Cagney Timothy, UO Minna
Cahill .lames, SW cor Brannan and
Brannan PI
Calla,dian James J., SEcor Filbert and
Kearny
Cambemous Peter, 3007 Mission
Campe Henry, 1601 Howard
Cantv Thomas, 523 Fourth
Capp'el Bernard, 312 Thirteenth
Cappola Catherine Mrs., NE corWash-
inston and Leavenworth
Carroll Brothers, NE cor Third and
Tehama
Carroll Dennis, SE cor Capp and Sev-
enteenth
Carroll John, 509 Howard
Carsten Frederick, NW cor Mission
and Seventeenth
Carty Luke, 1.32:t Sansom
Casey Lawrence, 522 Ninth
Ca.sev Owen, NE cor Brvant and Ches-
ley
Cassldy Andrew, 201 Valencia
Cassldv Edward, SE cor Post and Lyon
Castagnelto Pietro, 14')6 Dupont
Cavagnaro Domenico, ti2^ Broadwa.v
Cavallera & Meihela, SE cor Ellis and
Mason
Cereghino R. & Co., E s Mission, bet
Twentv-ninth and Thirtieth
Classen F. H. <t Co., NW cor Mason
and Francisco
Cline Henrv, 5 Mission
Cluir Brothers, 40 Second and 9 Mont-
Komerv Av
ClufrW\ B. A Co., 19 Sixth
ClufT A DeWitt, 233 Third
Co-operative Store, H. (J. Sahnke man-
ager, SE cor Sixteenth and Dolores
Cr.aklev P.ridu'et Mrs., 60 Clementina
Cohn .Simon, NW cor Hayes and Octa-
vla
Coleman D. IL, NE c .r Brannan and
Glilicrt
Twenty-.second
Cummin- <fe Mor,'an, 2337 Mission
Cuneen .\rthur, SW cor Filbert and
Montgomery
Cuneo John, NW cor Francisco and
Taylor
Curley & Hughes, NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-third
Dunlup Jolm J., 317 Tehami
DuniK' Wllllum, SW cor Paclilc and
Li-av,;nworlh
Dunnlug Thoinaj, 25:t Clara
Dunworth IVt'-r, 19 Clinton
Duveneck <fe Co., NW cor Seventeenth
and Dolores and SE cor Seven-
teenth and Eureka
Curran John, SE cor Sixteenth and ' Duwal It Carson, NW cor Seventeenth
(Juerrero
Cusack Thomas. SW cor Brannan and
Clinton
Dalil & Co., N W cor Pnclflc and Mason
Dahinke Frederick, SE cor Berry and
Rilch
Dalv Francis R., SE cor Parker and
"Columbia PI. Bernal Heights
Dangers Bros.. NE cor Pos» and La-
guna
Dankemeyer & Tostmann, SE cor
Gearv and Dupont
Darcv Jam^s S., 17 Rltch
Dasni.inn William, 1701 Howard
Dav Kate Mr-., E s San Bruno Boad,
nr Cortland Av, South S. F.
Deasv John, SE cor Firth and Shipley
Deckel (mrlstlan, 156 Berry
Decker J din H., SWcor Hide and Cal
Decker Richard <& Co., NW cor Grove
and Devlsadero
Dcelv lames, SW <-or Polk and Pine
Delckmann & |{ahlman,SW cor Fif-
teenth and Railr..alav>,South.S. F.
Delanev Margaret Mrs., W s San
Bruno Road, four miles from City
Hall
Demetz Henn-, 7*5 O'Farrelt
Detelf '
and Church
Dwyer George, NE cor Dopont and
Francisco
Eliblnglia isen Henrv. SE ci>r Third
and H'lward
Ebblnghauseu & Co., NW cor Twen-
fv-tlrst and .Mission
Edwards William T.. SE cor Mission
and Twellth
Egger.-^ Henrv, 22S Brannan
Ehlen 4 I'-.. S13 Woshlngton
Ehlers Wlechen 19 Hinckley
Ehrlchs Rlchaid, SE cor Battery and
Vall'Jo
Elckhor.it Frederick, SW cor Green-
wich an I Pierce
Ellenl.rock F. &>'.,., NW cor McAllls-
ti.'r and Bucliatian
Elliott Vincent, NE cor Pacific and
Larkln
Ellison James, 335 Tenth
Elmers Nicholas, SW cor Greenwich
and P.>well
Engle <fe Miller, N E cor O'Farrell and
I'owcll
Enos Joseph It., N W cor Lombard an.!
Kearny _
Enrlght E-lward P., 226 Fifth
z Henrv, 7<o or orreu turiKm r.>v.<iiu . ., .— . ...-
.M. A Co., SEcor Main and Har- , Enrlght John, s\\ cor toUom^nd
rison
Deutsch Joseph M., Fainn mnt Tract,
nr .School House
Devanv John A., 16 Heron
Dickerisnn Klizab-lh Mrs., SW cor
L'-avin worth and fuldnrnla
DIercks .fe H^ns, 4-fl Fols,>in and SW
cor Ciem'ntlna and First
DIers Henrv,. 1(7 ThlM
Dieter Henry, 1606 .Mission
Dillon Henry, SW cor .San Jose Av and
Valley
Dimmer NIchola.s, SE cor Broadway
and Powell
Dlmmnr & Stege, 719 Po.lilc
IHssifc <'o.,957 Market
Dix A Straub, NE cor Filbert and Flll-
ni')re
Dohertv Timothy, 301 Hayes
Donahue C. F., SW cor Bryant and
Kate
Donlaan JllchncI, 1317 .Sansom
D.mnellv Bridget Mrs., E s Alabama,
b.t twentv-llflh and Twenty-slxfh
Doniiellv Peter, SE cor Fnl.som and
Twcntv-wvcnth, Bernal Htdghts
Donahue .1. C, NW cor Bryant and
Brvant Av
Dooley Lucy Mrs., 554 Mission
Slain
Enrlght Patrick, SW cor Bausch 'and
Howard
! Faber RUhard. V21 Fillmore
' Fahrenkru.; ihrUtlan, 8W cor .Nlne-
te ■nth nnd F"l.s<.m
Fahrenkrug Wllllom, NE cor H.iwar 1
and .Si'venth
I Fa-rell Jamef. 4W Natoma
Farrell<'v& .^l^■Gruder, NWcor Fourth
and Je«>le
Faulkner J.iiir>. 760 Bryant
1 FauMKh Tliai-la^a'i-, NE c-ir El«li-
I teenth ami Sliidwfll
Feelmti .Marv Ann Mrs.. 4-'t7 Shipley
Feeiiev William, 4T7 Slilpley
F< I man .Minna Mrs., N W cor Larkln
and (irecii
I Felbii-h Marcus, .SW cor Fulton and
Franklin _.
I Fell A Schnlttger, NW cor Kllln and
Hyde
Frldinann John D.. 706 Folsom
Fernnu En-.-I'dmrt, NW mr Mary
and
Nfti'
Ffrr^ M .
F'll 'lin
Flee HI. h
Flelllz Wlllluui,2.
Dooley J'atrick, sfc cor Bay and Hyda ' FInkc Henry, .SW cor Post and Baker
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BEAMISH has always on hand every variety of Underwear.
ANLEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
982
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Finn James, 241 Eigbth
Fiiinegan John, 137 Hayes
Fitzgerald James, 560 Mission
Fitzgerald James, SW cor Sutter and
Devisadero
Fitzgerald Luke, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald Patricli, 525 Mission
Fitzpatrick & O'Brien, 116 Fourth
Flanagan Mkhael, SE cor Third and
Clementina
Flinn P. T. & Son, SW cor Howard
and Eighth
Flinn T. R., SE cor Mission and
Eighth
Flood Patrick. NE cor Fifth and Ship
Flvnn Edmond, SE cor Post and Tay-
" lor
Foler Edmond, N\V cor Montgomery
and Alta PI
Foley James, NE cor Filhert and Ma-
son
Forpiano Frank, E s Mission,nr Twen-
tT-ninth
! Free Brothers, 12 Fourth
French F. J. A Co., 2331 Mlsglon
; Freu den thai John H., SE cor Decatur
and Errant
Frledrich Bros., SW cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Friesenhausen J. A.,SE cor Geary and
] Devisadero
Frisch John W., KW cor Seventh and
Natoma
FuchB G. A., SE cor Clay and Leav
; Gaerdes Bros., 534 First
Gaestel Joseph, 1016 Kearnv
j Gaillard Pierre. 1426'-. I>iipont
Gugliardo & Chichizcija, 725 Sansom
I Gallagher Edward, NW tor San Bruno
j Road and Precita Av
Gargau Edward, cor Columhia PI and
I Boardman
J Garibaldi Giufseppi. 525 Union
Garland & Co., KW cor Bush and
Fillmore
Garms Peter, 20 Everett
Gasnue H. F., SAV cor O'Farrell and
Hyde
Gavin John, 21 Natoma'
Gearty James, 224 Clara
Geary Dennis, NE cor Folsom and
Fremont
Gehrt Henry. 703 Dupont
George Frank, NW cor Church and
Twentv-lYmrth
Geraghtv Marv Mrs., 415 Fifth
Gerdes & Kracke, 1600 Pulk
Gerliow Frederick, 2-1 l\Iisslon
Giblin James, NW cor Zoe and Freelon
Glbney N. K., .549 Tehama
Glete Bros., NE cor Battery and Pac
Gieseler \. F., SW cor Valencia and
Nineteenth
Gtlbart ■\Villlam, cor Dupont and Green
Gleason Mary Mrs., 1717 Jessie
Glolstein August, NE cor Taylor and
Greenwich
Glootz Adolph, SW cor Clay and Du-
pont
Glootz John P. M., 706 Jackson
Glynn William, 25 L(>\iisa
Goetjen Bros., i:U9 Sacramento
Goetlen H. & J., NE cor Hyde and
Jackson
Goetjen & Bnise, SW cor Clay and
Stockton
Goetze Henry, NE cor Montgomery
and Union
Gotr John, 123 Silver
Gorham M. C, NW cor Jessie and An-
nie
Gorman Mary MrB„ 223 Folsom
Gough John. 1121 Folsom
Graham John T., S b Precita PI, bet
Columbia I'l and Gunnison Av,
Bernal HeiEhts
Graham John T. Jr., cor Twenty-sev-
enth and Alabama
Graham & Lincoln, 401 Hayes
Grant Patrick, NE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Grant Pauline T.Mrs.,SE coi'iNoe and
Eighteenth
Greene Michael F., SW cor Bryant
'' and Sixth
Greppins Thomas Mrs., 25 Clinton
Grelner Frederick, N'S\ cor Jessie and
Sixth
Gremke Henry, SE cor Michigan and
Shasta
Griffin Michael, fi.3!) Fulton ' »""
Grogan Malachi, NE cor Broadway and
Bartol t'fe.ii
Grote Henry F., NE cor Broadway and
Geary „_ ^
Groth Pavid, NW cor Sutter and Web-
ster
Groth & Eggers, NE cor OTarrell and
Leavenworth
Gudehus Frederick, NAV cor Dupont
and Bush
Gunter August, NW cor Fillmore and
Hermann
Hinck Henrv J., SE cor Ellis and Polk
Hintze John H., NE cor Second and
Clementina
Hirl James. 116 Welsh
Hirschtield Peter, NE cor Dupont and
Pine
Hodgkins & Trevoy, 1.53 Fourth, and
29 Haves Valley Market
Hoehn Philip, S s Twenty -fourth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Haake Louis, SE cor Bryant and Rln- Hoelscher & Bro., SE cor Eddy and
con PI
Hacke Christopher, 810 Sacramento
Haendel Isidore, 22 Centre Market
Haggerty Julia Mrs., SW cor Main
and Harrison
Halloran Bridget, 30 Clara
Handlev Jame.s, 14Cp3 Montgomery
Hanlon Ellen Mrs., SW cor Gilbert and
Brannan
Hanna Patrick R., NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Columbia
Hans George, NW cor Dupont and
Chestnut
Hans AVilliam, NE cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Hansen * Heinson, SE cor Haight and
Fillmore
Hartigan P., NW cor First and How
Hartmann Charles, SW cor Third and
Brnnnan
Hartter Louis, 621 Mission and 120
Fifth
Hartv (It Speer, 213 Broadway
Harvev Edward E^ 2115 Howard
Haselt'lne Robert E.,423 Davis
Hashni;an & Sherden, SW cor Columbia
and Twenty-flfth
Hassmer Valentine, 933 Washington
Hastedt Ferdinand, SE cor Morton
and Stockton
Hastedt * Ernst, NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Hauschild Diedrlch, 1334 Howard
Hawiey C. J. & Co., 215 Sutter
Hayden Mary, NE cor Greenwich and
and Stelner
Haves Patrick, 167 Silver
Haves Thomas, 438 Th rd
Haves* Co., 31 Sixth
Haywood William B., 508 Market
Healev WiUii m Mrs., SW cor Twenty-
sixth and Bartlett
Healev James P., SW cor Baker and
Sutter
Heavev Bernard J., 53 Everett
Heldhofi" Albert H., 16 Eddy
Heidmimn Henry, SW cor Folsom and
Spear
Heine & Wiudeler, NW cor Polk and
Pacific Av
Helnemann & Aschen, NW cor Bush
and Octavia
He ns J. D. & Co., NW^ cor Fremont
and Folsom
Helns William, NE cor Union and
Larkln
Helns A Eden, NW cor Battery and
Vallelo
Heltmau & Bunger, NW cor Bush and
Jones
Helhush Henrv, NE cor Polk and Clay
Helen Potter J., SW cor Polk and Cal
Helev Michael, 671 Clementina
Helms Henry W., SW cor Sixth and
Mission
Helms Jiihn E. A.,SW cor Stevenson
and Seventh
Hempel Hermann E., NW cor Scott
and Sacramento
Henschen John, SE cor Ellis and
Steiner
Herold Conrad, SW cor Zoe and Welsh
Heuer Philip, SAV cor Montgomery Av
and Lombard
Heyer Albert, SW cor Third and Bry-
ant
Hickev Edward, 1630 Mission
Higel Alois, SW cor Ecker and Lick
Alley
Higgins Margaret Mrs., cor Folsom
and Lengton
Hildebrand William C, NE cor AA'U-
liam * O'Farrell
Hildedrandt Henrv, 208 Sutter
Hildehvnndt & Knop,SE cor Broadway
and Slontgomery
Hill Samuel, 718"-, Stockton
Hillebrand Henrv, 520 Fourth
Hillebrnndt Careten, SAV cor O'FaiTell
and Pierce
Hilleii Richard H.,1301 Larkin
Hills Bros., 1146 aiarket
Mason
Hoflmann AVilliam, SE cor Page and
Octavia
Hoflmann & Bro., NAV cor Howard
and Twenty-second
Hogan M. & M. C, 1612 Leav
Hogan AJichael L., 219 Eleventh
Hoger Ernest, 525 AVashlngton
Hogg Archibald. SAV cor Dora and Har
Holies John H., 1019 Pacific
Holland John, SAV cor Twenty-second
and Fair daks
Holland Joseph, SW cor Fremont and
Folsom
Hollings Henry, SW cor Larkln and
I'ost
Hollman Henry, NAA" cor Mission and
Twentv-lourth
Holm Thomas, SE cor Stock and Snt
Holmes AA'. H., NE cor Columbia and
Twentv-Pixth
Holsten John B., SE cor Union and
Kearny
Holtermann & Hollings, SW cor Pine
and AA'ebster
Holtmelr Henry, NE cor Taylor and
Fillmore
Hons & Diercks, 252 First
Horn Christopher, NAA' cor Pacific and
Dupont
Horstmann. John, NAA' cor Bush and
Powell
Hovet Albert A., 221 Tyler
Hubert August, NAA" cor Nineteenth
and Howard
Hulsmann F. H., NE cor Hyde and
Pacific
Hulsmann & Buttelmann, SWcor Mis-
sion and Twenty-third
Hume Bros., 356 Jessie
Humphrey James, NE cor AA'illiam
and Geary
Huntzfch Moritz, NAA' cor Fell and
Octavia
Busing Albert, NE cor Mission and
Fifth
Hutchins & Richardson, SAV cor
Twenty-fourth and Bryant Av
Ihurg AVilliam M., 5 Belden PI
legend orf C. F., SAV cor Howard and
Beale
Jacks Robert, SE cor Byrant and
Clinton
Jacobsen Peter, 2019 Mason
Jacobv Albert, SW cor Jessie and
AVIIlow
Jaenecke & Brune, SE cor Third and
Harrison
Jakobs John C, SE cor Jackson and
Buchanan
Janson Lars, SAV cor Poet and Hyde
Janssen F. A., NE cor Mission and
Twentv-third
Jasper Ernest R., SW cor Powell and
Jackson
Jennings, Carr & Co., 600 Front
Jensen Frederick, NE cor Harrison
and Beale
Johannsen Frederick, NAA' cor Ci'Far-
rell and Mason
Johnson Henry, SAV cor California and
Larkin
Johnson James C, 1222 Folsom
Johnson Otto, NE cor Broadway and
Kearnv
Johnson AVilliam, 724 Howard
Joost B. & M., SAV cor Eighteenth and
Hartford
Joost Jacob, NAV cor Stockton and
Francisco
Joost M. & Bro., SW cor Fourteenth
and Noe, and SW cor Gough and
McAllister
Junck Bros., SE cor Sacramento and
Prospect PI
Junck & Co., 1016 Clay
Kaechele & Roller, SE cor Fulton
and Octavia
Kahrs John. 124 First
Kalvelage Clemens, SAV cor Franklin
and Fell
Kamp Frederick W., 38 Natoma
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Kane .lamop, N s Jersey, bet Vlcks-
buri; nnil Snnehe/.
Kane .lamep, SW cor First and Te-
liainn
Kniie .John, 11 <^iUert
Kane Patrick, 1506 Turk
Kappke Ilenry I'".,SE cor Union and
Mason
KarBtens Charles, XE cor Jackson and
Sansom
Kanfniann Fritz, XE cor Fifth and
Clara, and SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-tirst
Kearney Patrick, NW cor Leaven-
worth and I'acific
Keegan Peter, 422 Clementina
Kelley John J., -lliO', Tehama
Kelly Peter, 235 Felf
Kelting & Tietjen, SW cor Washing-
ton and East
Kennedy Dennis, SW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Kennelly Eliza, 5 Zoe
Kenny John, SW cor Langtou and
Howard
Kenny John J., 1020 Pacific
Kenny Joseiih, SW cor Union and San
Kiernan Thomas, SE cor Mission and
Powell A V
Kinne Thomas, NW cor Oak and Oc-
tavia
Kleen&Selk, 254 Jessie
Klein Bros., SE cor Tyler and Bu-
chanan
Klein Ernst, NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
Klunder John, SE cor Jackson and
Drumm
Knoche Henry, 423 Third
Knoop Bros., SE cor Sixteenth and
Second Av, and NE cor Page and
Octavia
Knust Henr'-, SW cor Folsom and
Fourth
Koch Edward, NW cor Polk and Val-
lejo
Koehncke August, NE cor Natoma and
Seventh
Koerner John N., cor Market and
Pearl
Kohlman Solomon, 216 Sixth
Kohlmoos Christian, 218 Fourth
Kohn Henry, 408 Folsom
Kohm William M., NW cor Franklin
and Paue
Kolkmann Hermann, SE cor Geary
and Hyde
Koniua^ Max, SW cor Dnpont and Fil-
bert
Koopmann Elizabeth Mrs., SW cor
Franklin and Austin
Korn L. & Co., 914 Market
Kosterln',' Charles, 1115 Folsom
Kracke Bros., SM' cor Larkln and
Green
Kracke Henrv L. C., 1401 Baker
Kreeger Utto, NW cor Jones and Glo-
ver
Kreye John, SW cor First and Natoma
Kriete & Cattermole, SE cor Mason
and Vallejo
Kroeger Herman A., NE cor Second
and Natoma
Kroenke & Lutjens, NE cor Mission
and Twentv-sixth
Krudener * Koster, SE cor Eddy and
Leavenworth
Kruger & Hollings, SE cor Mason and
Geary
Kuhlmann DIederlch, NW cor lourth
and Braiiiian
Kurtz Adolph, SE cor Folsom and
Twelftli
Lachmund John, NW cor Ellis and
Buchanan
Laffi Lucio, SW cor Fourteenth and
Natoma
Lake & Sweetser, 9!»5 Market
Lakeman Adolph, NW cor Fourth and
Clemontinu
Landers William, S s Greenwich, nr
Sanson!
Lane John J., 231 Fifth
Lange <fe Mehrtens, NW cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
Lankenan & Co., cor Railroad and
Eleventh avs. South S. F.
Larkey James, NW cor Filbert and
AVebster
Lawler Francis, SE cor Minna and
Mary . , ,
Lawlor J. E., Ws Gunnison Ay, bet
Precita PI and Prospect PI, B. H.
Lebcnbaum L. <fe Co., .V2y Kearnv and
r-m I'oik
Lee James D., 118 Fulton
Lee Patrick, 1S21 Hvde
Legge Kobert, X\V cor Gough and
I nlou
Lehmns John, SW cor Grove and Web-
ster
Lehrkc Henry, SE cor Mariposa and
Indiana
Lelcken & Vock, NE cor Fonrth and
Silver
Lolsen Geary H., 788 Harrleon
Leinaire Anton, NW c.r Seventh and
Minna
Lemaltre Hypi)iillte, 1211 Powell
Lemkau John, SW cur Sutter and
Stockton
Lemmermann Hermann, NWcor Post
and Mason
Lemmermann <fe Atzeroth, SW cor
Eddy and Buchanan 1
Lendrob John, 31 Morton
Lenonnand Brothers, SW cor Pupont
and I'hie
Leonard Mary Mrs., 1220 Green
Lcroux Vere, 810 Pacific
Lessmann Joseph, NE cor Bush and
Larkln
Levlngston L. J., lOlo Polk
Levy Harui b, 5.(7 < lay
Levy Pe|i|iic, SW tnr' Jack and Mason
Liebenbfrg .\. U., NE cor Fourth and
Bryant
Llebcubi-rg Charles, 8W cor Fonrth
and Bryant
Llnehan .lulin, NW cor Twenty-third
ami Di.l'in'j-
Llnslev A <".,212Clav
Lo<miisB. Mr^., 42 First
Lorlgan Elli-n, 28'.> Freelun
Loring F. IL, !r22 Market
Lottrltz J-.liii, NW cor Sixteenth and
Rondel PI
Luhmensen William, NE cor Twenty-
first and A'alencla
Luhrs .John & Co., SE cor Mission and
Fourth «•
laistenberRer Hubert, 801 Greenwich
Lydon Bridget, 240 Kltch
MadM'u Charles, E s Clipper, bet
Church and Sanchez
Maguer J. T. * C<>., sl7 Broadway
Magortv lliinh. 2815 California
Mah.r Dennis F., 433 Jessie
Mailer Edward D., NE cor Sacramento
anrl Taylcir
Slahonev Jobanna Mrs., 7 Tehama
Maiitred'inl Pletro * Co., 124 Pacific
Mangels Bruthers, SE cor Howard and
Twenty-tirst
Mangels Brothers, SE cor Market and
J'earl
:Mangels C. <fc Co., SW cor Mission and
Third
Jlangels Henry , NW cor Folsom and
Twentieth
Mangoln FrtHlerlck, 1701 Market
JIansfield Ricliar<l, SW cor Eighth and
Natoma
MarlnnI Stephen, SE c(.r Twenty -third
and Culunibla
Marn.n .Michael A., 3.37 Fourth
Martens John & Co., SW cor Steiner
and (Jeary
Maschio 0., San Jose Road, nr Indus-
trial School
Mass * Rathjen, SW cor Bush and
Stockton
Mathes Cbarle;^, NE cjr Bush and
Mason
JIau Wllllani F. * Co., ^K-HM Market
Alnyer Henrv, NW cor Bdwy and Ohio
Mayer J'billp, -NW cor Eleventh and
Natoma
Maver Samuel, 721 Broadway
JIcAulllte Daniel, NW cor Alabama
and Twenty-second
McAuhfTe * Co.,144Sl.\th
Mct'abe Bernard, SE cor Jessie and
.\nthony ., _
McCarthy Charles P., .SM cor Howard
and Harriet „. . .
AlcCarthv David, SE cor Florida and
McCarthy Kate 31 rs., SW cor Sanchez
and .\rniy ,„ _., .
McCarthy Mary Mrs., SW cor Fifth
and Howard
McCarthy W. T., SW cor Hayes and
Buchanan ^
McCarty John, NE cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
McCl.iiand T. J., IHOl Polk
McCli.skev ACo.,SW cor Folsom and
Ko|>om .\v
Mcfoocy (iwen, ir2!i Bryant
McConiinck John, NE cor Tyler and
Jones
McCorinack I'atrlck, NW cor Georgia i
and Sierra
McConnIck Hugh, NW cor Filbert and
Ta.\ lor
McCormU'k James, Ws Dolores, \>vt
Twentv-lirst ami Twentv-second
McCoy A Giillagh.-t.SKcorElghthanI
Howard, and 421 Uidon
McCp-atli Thomas Hill Harrison
Mcllermoll B. K., 1.T2 Kleventh
McDerinott Thomas, !r22 Howard
McDonald John, NK <or t.1 and .'Seven-
teenth .Vv, South S. F.
McDonough Bridget Mrs., 10 Jessie
McElroy Andrew, 6-12 .Mission
McEvov Thomas, 412 Folsom
Mc(;illan Stcphi'11,244 Fourth
JlcChiiilh Edward, sW cor Alabama ■
and Tw( iiiv-fourth
McGovern IVter J., .Ti-VW Slxle.-nth »
McGowan i'atrlck .\., NW cor Frank-
lin and Ivr Av
McGreal I'atrlck, SW cor Seventh and
Bryant
MctJuire Henry, cor Church and Dun-
can
McGuIre Philip, SW cor Market and
I'ottcr
McHugh Ann Mrs., Falrmount Trad,
nr School House
McHiernev JIarlln, 324 Hayes
McLau);blin Susan E., SAN cor Rltch
and Townsend
McMurray I'atrlck, cor Colton an 1
Bradv
McNultv Rose Mrs., IS'-i Welsh
McShane J(din, 2.30 Dora
McStay Edwur(l,SEcorClaraandSlxlli
Mci'ernan Brother-, cor Fourteenth
Av and N, South S. F.
McTlgue St.plien,214 First
Meeban Marl In, 35 Lou'sa
Mehrtens Brothers, SW cor I'oik and
Sacramento
Meierdierks Christian, NW cor Post
and I'owcll
Moisel Henry C, NEcor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Melsel Hermann, NE cor Green and
Mcjiitgomery
Melbourn Jofeph,SW cor Pacific and
Montgomery
Menkc Henrv, SW cor Sac and Stock
Mentel William, NE cor Broadway and
Stockton
Mersing .lohn B., NW cor Eighth and
Folsom
JJerz William, 433 Sutter
Mesenburg Henry, NEcor Jessie and
Ecker
Mevenborg August, SE cor Front and
Pacific
Meyer .\Uiert, S s Twentieth, bet Va-
"lenda and Guerrero
Meyer BrolherH <fe Gaerdes, SW cor
Pierce and Bush
Mever Charles, NE cor Fol and Beale
I Meyer Charles, NW cor Point Lolwii
.^ v and Cook
' .Meyer Christopher, NW cor Paclflc
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Jlever Paiiii-I, 148 Eleventh
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M.-\<r H-nrv, limi KolMim
Jleyer Ilenry, SW cor Geary and I.a-
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Jleyer II»-nry, NW cor Jessie and
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Mever Henrv, 22 Langton
I Meyer John, NE cor Dupont and
I Greenwich
Mever J.din, NW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Mever Louise 0., 210Steuart
I Me.ver Matthias, SW cor Stockton and
I 'Washington
i Meyer* AKmanii, 16-18 Sacramento
Meyerback Sauniel, SE cor .Mason and
Meyers'john 11., NW cor Third and
Harrison
Meyn K. (". M., NE cor Folsom and
Twelfth
MIchaells Charles, NAN cor Twent.v-
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Scfi»diad Hory, X~E cor EIBs and Seeder A., ca BbA
fo^tM SevkUB Xvtha Mis.. SS Howa
andFiftk
Srbnne foos, XE co:
Basterr
Sdivariz 'medni^ SE ccr Twei:
f-TTtt and Ti ' "
& HoanE.SEcarElehteenUi
-sx>n
ndah-UU
- . . .. .. viiB, 8E cor FeB aad Gemek
seete fiearr, SE oer Tatlj-
aadBoti^t
SxottsoB
Psrr Mary A^3SrW car Sbb
^ev (yFasea and
Har-
^sraaaxm G. L, XW osr TitA jnd
F-:«9Ciai ' J
BoiHBd Jcaepb, SW cor ia«iT aad
BsBd£CH.,XW car iqe*^t'#h ^id
^TKt W_ «> TUrd
1-, 5W oor Faaoa ^oad Oc-
Shafiahan Tbsanas, X"!: cor > :
SUpler
■BMMm B.. SE
Octavia
ret-
leenui i
O— rerje
, a>i>ar Fmfc, te
tL-ick. SE Ar grra« aad GO- SMie Lodwie, X£
_r EvcTcU t;
BULLOCZ & J02TE3. IK M=i:-.r=:2r7 Srsr. ITordtiss in Man's Hadsrr,
J
Perfomes and Toilet Waters at &E0. LOOICS', 706 to 716 Zeamj St
SAX FBAXCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
985
- -m .lohn. 9» fNeoDd
" ' ' ""' "14 Broadwav
. 513 Montgomery A V
•1. eW cor HairiiOD
, 2.ia I. Tu»>lore, XW cor Lartin and
1 Gearv
' Sterrett John 4 Co., 130 SbipJev
-: an Bernard Mr§., W g Tehaina, bet
Xorwich an 1 Precita Av, Ber nal
Height!-
.Maa'leke William, SW cor Eighth and
I iUsiion
; Smith George, 413 Fifth
I Smith John. IS Clav
I Smith LoTiir^, 641 California
I Smith liu Merkens, 10 Wa^hjngton |
Sohl John, NE cor 3Ia50D and Fran-
* Cisco
( Somers t Co., JTW cor Second and
Bryant I
I Sonnenberg L. B., SE cor Sto<*ton and
Post
■ Sparrow Joseph, 33 Clementina
I Speckman F. F., XE cor Fotirth and
Mission
; Staats J. F., ft55 Harrison
; Stanrf^rth J'jl'a Mr-., liSO's Townsend
; Sta; "'•• ■"■■:! am, XE'cor Wallfir
I
I StE. : Pacific
St-._ ; =:: First
I SteCciis i Kcinecke, SE cor Folsom
I and Main
Steffens A Schutte, XW cor Market
and Xoe
Steimke Fritz, JTW cor Eddy and
Pierce
Stel!:ng Brothers, XE cor Ellis and
I'evisadero
Stelycs Herman, 812 Clay
Stevens Henr^', S s Twenty-fourth, bet
Castro and Xoe
Stevens Slartin V., 1-500 Folsom
Stewart James, 1'<K Bosh
Stewart 4 Birkeland, X\V cor^Folsom
and Twenty-f>nrth
Stoeven Henry, SW cor Powell and
Cnion
Stone William, SE cor Lagnna and Pa-
cific Ar
Stoppelkamp A. H. Mrs., SE cor Stock-
ton and Union
Sullivan Daniel, 5.38 Fourth
Sullivan Daniel, XE cor Dore aiid Bry-
ant
Sullivan T. D., 221 Fourth
Sullivan Thomas, SE cor Mission and
Thirteenth
Summers Louis, SW cor Folsom and
Twenty-thirl
Swansev Peter A., XW cor Clara and
Ritch
Sweeney 4 Leary, SE cor Geneva an3
Brainan
Swordstream E. J.. 335 Fourth
Tamm John M'.. eoo Tav or
Teigeler John H., 1* Xat-ma
Tho'le John W., XE cor Hayes and
Laguna
Thom-WohrJen T. X.,SEcor Twenty-
third and Bartlett
Thomas WiU:am A., 11-33-2 Mission
ThomJord Hecry .\.. XW cor Filbert
and Montr-..inery Av
Thurman <t Murphy, Slfi Market
Tieck John, SE cor Pr-si and Jones
Tiedemann Martin. XW cor Gongh
and McAlli^ter
Tiedemann A Sch- raacker, XW cor
Powell and I'a.inc
Tieman Mar.ar ■! Mrs.. 721 Clem
Tietjen Diedrich W.. 417 Dramm
Tietjen Henry. SW cor Brv'a.lway and
Leavenworth
Tietjen Hermaim, -520 Pine
Tobl-enKiske J. H.. SE cor Second and
Howard
Tobelmann Henry, SE cor Ha.ves and
Franklin
Tobin Miles J.. XE cor Buchanan and
Birch Av
Tomalty Patrick J.. S"W cor Sixth and
Minna
Toohev <S: Hucks. ftM Market
Truelsbn Th^o-dore. SE cor Leaven-
worth and Sacramento
Tulley John. XW cor Sansom and
Union
Tuttle W. S., S s Army, bet Sanchei
and Church
Tweithmann <t Peters, XE cor Tenth
and Folsom
Vai,G:a\:.J ?.:. H.. NK
Chattan- (ri
.* H^mrUmg KaUer-
.;. Market
■r J.-nes
I ry, S VateDda
^ ^tian,SE tor Seventh
a^ . ."-eveiivin
Von Hadeln John, XW ou- Powell aad
^ " ' -Is, XW cor Bmman
'^' Ahrens, 5W eor Sx-
i olsom
Voa Mttieij i>. c., S\l' cor Steoart and
Mission
X'.m-\ Hr— . ?W COT Point Lobos
' avj
'^'•' r, SE cor Oak and
Wa .ri i I .-_T.-, SE o-ir JadcBon and
iTomm I
Walsh James. 2aW Larkin I
Wamken H. F., XE cor Franditco and '
Dupont
Waterman J. G-, SW cor M(ait«oinerT
and Jackson
Weber Tonios H.. SW cor Point Lobos
I Av aDd B'jyce
Welch John. XW oor Howard and
I T-3 _- • ---'•>;
V.-, " 'Oder, 214 Davis
■^^ - ni n. 7^ <>TarreIl
^'' - . yw cor Harrision
V . };rsi
"T/- - V - - - '
Wiet>al£ Xicholas. SW -^ -- tzii
Pjlk
WiebJdt Bros.. XW ,_.- lTr=:.:.eth
and Valencia
Wil-y Charl--s, SW c«r Twenty-fomth
AV;_ Mrs.. Twenty-
-ad Sanchez
W sWcOTThird
3W f VaHnsercial
• I. i I I » M firkins tae*ie).
tber.Cl* MvU.
Adams 4^
AEMB-
U5-::-
Browni:
Oabrr/n;.-
Curry X. 4 iJr. tier. IIS
Heber A JUSOer, tU Wadungtaa
Ladd Ciiailes D., 83 KeaniT
Ltddie A Kaefiae.5« Wa<Uastca
Plate A. J. A Oil, ja» SMzmeato
Schneider W. H^ SB Oearr
Scb-^r,'-6rj Frederick, 317 KM(»r
M i > ai:,- i jvK KEPEATISG ASKS
<>>^ J<Aq Sklgker a^ent, lU Pine
(see adT. dej*. page livj; .
Adams C, aOS 0>inm^rcial
Beck ABgast, aW Brsadvay
Browsing Aiigiirt. tSl Oar
CSabTDBsh J. rTi Bnaer,ae Xot>t
Curry N. ft Bralher, 113 SaiMBi
Darr JohaxHi CL, MB OoanencMd
Heber 4 MoDer, ea Wadd^tMi
Liddle 4 Knftdliig, 3K WmsUaetum
Plate A. L 4 Co^ aoSx iwiii Ma
Schneider W. tt, 3S Gearv
Schc^aemua Fiedericfc, 3C KeMBT
^mfsan George 'V^ 3S Sxtetaab
TiBe^ L im Wa^^tea
Wilson H. B. * Sob. «U Oay
\x
cor Chestnut
ITuik
XW ct* Seventh
W _
and Folsom
Windt Henry A., XE cor Broadway
and Hyde ■
Winsrate B.W.. SE cor GTimiison Av
and Precixa PI. Bema: Heights
Winkehnann Henry, SW oi-r Hayes and
Lara Da
Winter John F., SW cor Mason and
Filtiert
Wimer John H.. 19M Bush
WlDTjrn J'jhn. SW cc^' Geary az>d De-
vi?^ ier;^
Wiicen I'lT^Jrich, X~W cot Dupont and
Br-'Slwav
Witr^Len Henry, SE cor Eaghth and
Brrant
Witie Charies, W s Ge^T^ia. bet Sbasta
and Sierra
Witte William. SE c:>r Powtll and
TaBejo
Wiizel J. F.. & Bro.. XW cor Davis
^ . . - T^- X-T7 . .- =— TOdLeav
\V :^i I/om
Athletic (^rrkadnm, Alfred Parter
prx>{«r, 2S Saner
£areka TmB Tesre^ Itt PoweB
<.H.vimlc Onb, U» Post
San naadsco Tnm Terem, ZSt Tvk
Hair-Haaaam.
r^Mpami C. M. Mrs_ 2133 XiaaoB
Ooben Bose ICse, 3B La^ue
D^er X., I3Keai«y
Dissxt Axttr^trr?. ~M Kearnr
ImpuyHi' ■"■ " --"llaitet
Fayard ,' _ teicalii
FarreH X - - Keamj
Gardeme.' c: ^ - -^ .. :.v FUben
Guiifisere Iim^L, m Dspest
G^ta Anioir, MSS Foisen
GoUste^ 4 Gokeaa, a: Kartet
HanptB Lesa Jbs. Ol SsUer
Hubtard £. H. Mis., es Xaricet
Lindnaa Anaa. £3 Tehasa
Mangtin Fasaie Mmt-, 1334 "s Peft
Meinbergs M. S. )lr&, 3M tenter
Monks Sannel, U Stocfetoai
Ko9»berg Cha(ie& 127^ SevvBtfe
Schnefier Iiesa SBs^ 411 Saner
Sbepbard A OOL, 6 Stodaca
a
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ScUiTaa <^aoe Mrs., SCL^KiB^
Wanek Ijzzie His., 6S» maiket
Tooie Ts^a Mis^ SS Clay
Hatr XevFlTT-
CaBe»d«T Henry A., eo Marke:
COOK A. O. Mrs., U* Keamy
SchmiTt Mary E.. 417 Sntter
rsrrnsiv B. Mrs.. 14 Sherman
o
itrr; i:.--s.. X£ ..r I-;-neth and
Gnerrer •
::--- W:::=5in. 31 Clementina
" XE ci't Seventeenth
Wr
V - -. Xatoma
Wr;-.. .i_—i^ Sixth
Wnibem .ioiiii. XW cor Laguna and
FiUvn , ,
Wnlfi" Bros.. XE oor Sixth A V and L.
Sv>nth S- F.
WuUen Piedrich H.. XE cor Xiuth
and Folsc-m
Zahn Heniy. ^23 TaDeJo
Zierenbeig 4: Siamer, 717 Ftdscm
Zimmer George W., 417 Post
«aua Pawner.
CuaiBT Bas«.
MRS. A. O. COOK
1M» KULEifT, OtT. WhTTK HOTSX.
Haix JxwTSMr Bade ta cader,aBd Xii-
TXAt Flows f lif ia>r afly
preeerred.
Hatir K«!«(*rsnT«a.
Balcea- E. J. Mme- 5S B~sh
Chapman C JL Mrs.. 2133 Mi*3oii
Gr-„t- Ar:^— . ■!«£ F.lsom
M : - - iton
JI I'i* St xiti.ii
R: i
Tii; . - U4- ParkAv
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SAN PEANCISCO BUSINESS DIKECTOEY.
Allen Henry, 860 Howard
Allirol August, 706 Pacific
Andrew C. E. 31ifs, 251 Third
Asch Benjamin, 215 Sixth
Aurouze MariUF & Cn. 203 Mont Av
Avino John, 712 Pacitic
Bader C. J., 640 Market
Barbier J. P., 1231 Dupnnt
Bauer Emil. lOo'J Buchanan
' Bauer George. 212 Gough
Beilhes J. B., 124 Slontgomery Av
Bell J. B., 1239 Folsom
Bernard H., SK cor Sac and Kearny
Beyer Lewis H., 1330 Dupoct
Binauil Leon, 623 Broadway
Blake B. M., 1432 California"
Bleily Joseph R., 418 Bush
Blodes Theodore, 1239 Folsom
Blo.jmfield J. T. Mrs., 1009 Stockton
Boisse Eugene, 526f'nnimercial
Bollinger Francis, 115'^ Jackson
Brnquet Juan, 317 Blontgomery Av
Bross & Co., 230 Bush
Brougham John, 631 Kearny
Brown S. G., 215 Sixteenth
Brown Virginia Mrs., 847 Clav
Bryars Ann 5Irs., 1521 Stockton
Bullier J. F.. 1625 Market
Burger Jacob, .523 Pacitic
Burnett K. :\lrs., 410 Third
Callinan J., 152 Second
Camier Henry, 426 Broadway
Car.stens J. W., 716 Brannan
Cassio G. A., 1523 I)u]jont
Cefous James, S)05', Huward
Chnstophe Louis, itlVi Larkin
Clark T.F., 2003 Mission
T'ohen Philip, 12 Sacramento
( 'ohen Rose Miss, 26 Langton
Coleman Charles H., .527 Sacramento
Cc".k J.ihn, 131 Jl.intgomerv
(.'onlan A. C.,210 Prumm '
( 'ordeiro 3Ianuel M., 20 Clay
CoiTiveau Louis, 113 Gearv
Creamer & Deckelmau, 319 Sansom
Curtis John, 1144 Market
I)anielewic/. S., 672'-., Mission
Davis Charles A., 845 Clay
Pavis Jacob, 17 Gearv
Delcr John, 12 Kearriv
Diet'enbacher G.. 911':, Larkin
pishlm Emily Miss, 705 Howard
l)issat Autolne, 511 Kenrnv
Drescher Charles, .535 (ieafv
I|iinn David E3;»'„ .Montgomery
Pupuy Hattie 3Irs., mzi Market
pustin Jennie .Airs., 734 Broadway
Lcklemau John, 1204 Pacific
Ldmonds P. A., 95!)',. .Market
iMchhorn Fred, 202 Fourth
Knsf,.IdPet«r,853 .Market
Kills .Idhn N.,53 Fifth
Lmmrrlch Balthaser, 2610 Mission
Krbe Adam, 7 Stockton
Jabiansey Alexander, 17-1.3 Mission
f airtiauKS & Sperl, 444 Third
I'arrell .Mary J. Mrs., u Kearny
h^f^h'r"i'^",l!«\l-^ Montgomery Av
Fischer A., 923 -Alontgomery
I'lpcherN., 1.34 Post
Hsher Frank, ,S17 Battery
tisher Peter, :i06 Fourth"
J lelschman Charles .\., 315 Kearnv
|,lelschman John, 203 Third
■■■'v'7 f'.N?^'''- ^ ^'f^"^'" and 3 Eddy
' "X .>., 621 Davis
[,raiiks Henry, 24 Montgomery Av
l-,r led Davl.i, 1595 Turk
Raines (.'crgla .Airs., .307 Sutter
;emn,, John F.,1I03 Howard
;eileit Urns., 2121 Bush
vI'm','''",'','!''"''''""'- '^«'-kin
■ei III Arlliur, ln(i2 Folsom
Berber Julius, 6 Turk
Gibson W. IL, l.'iasi'olk
;les Klllan, 434 I'aclfic
Girardin J. F., v.m (•■illmore
Goden T. .I.,(i,i()iAlarket
.odsteinct Cohen, siL- Market
Golb .lose],l,, iL>o:; litipont
Gon,„kIeAVii,i„,„,4,u'.,sixth
;;reif it Arniaini, CHi; Washington
■rlmmAdnn., M.k House
I'Usman Doming-. i, 1053 Market
Hndley Walter, 262 Third
jjain Kdward, i:!:;5 |{,if,|,
Hamnierschiuldt .Inl,,,, 610 Lacuna
.yTis Frank uverland House*' ''
a, 'nnV-"^^^ . „r ivuiiic and Drumm
ilau son (.eurge W., 799 Fourth
Af,'; ,n^r * ^'.'*"'''' '-'** •'Stockton
Hauptli Lena Mrs., 4n flutter
Hauser H., 215 Pupont
Heath Alfred, 208 Brannan
Heider C. & Co., 310 Bush
Heilfronn Julius, 341 Hayes
Heinz Henry, 503'^ East
Hock & Perazzo, Sl8 AVashlngton
HolTman John, 709 Davis
Hofmann Charles F., 285 East
House W. E., 3008 Mission
House William, 266 First
House WilHam M. Mrs., 308 Sixth
Hubbard E. H. Mrs., 923 Market
Huher Charles, 2004 Polk
Huck & Conrad, 129 Third
Jacobs Joseph, 517 Montgomerv Av
Jager George W., 703 (J'Farrell "
Jentzsch Leopold, 441 Sixth
Jerabek & Schley, 137 Sixth
Johnson John, lOOO'a Market
Joseph Isaac, 416 East
Kammerer & Koch. 542 California
Kelley Frank A., NW cor Bryant and
Twenty-fourth
Klmmel J(.hn. 231',, Second
King Philip, 323 Vaclflc
Kleinhans Charlotte Mrs., 808 Larktn
Knoechel A Brand, 621 Montgomery
Koch Bros., 632 Commercial
Koelzer .\nthonv, 1642 Mission
Korn .\. I., 545 California
Kuttner .\nnle Miss, 819 Market
Lacua Frank. .541 Jackson
Laume Pros., <'osmopolltan Hotel and
The Baldwin
Landgraf A Knauer, 105 Fourth
Laubeuheimer Charles, Grand Hotel
Lawless W. H., 37 Sacramento
Lehn P. P., 606 Merchant
Lehrltter J., SW cor Montgomerv Av
and Kearnv
Lemcke i )., 129" Fourth
Levey ife Harris, 705!-!; Market
Levy M., 3,58 Fourth
Lew Rachel Miss, 1326 Polk
Lewis Herman, 202 Pacific
Lewis <fe HaiTis, 822 Kearny
Llpmau & Hyman, 403 Pine
Logan M. C. Mrs., 225 Sixteenth
Mahoney John T., 1102 Maiket
Manning & Steften. NE cor Broadway
and Montgomery
Maugein Fannie Mrs., 1324'^ Polk
Maurer Peten 605 Mission'
McCormack E., 112 First
McCormiik John, 640 Market
JMcKinney Marv, 1638 Mission
Melnberg M. R. Mrs., 334 Sutter
Miller F. W., 202 Sutter
Miller Peter, i:?07 Powell
Mitchell F., 108 Steuart
Molteno C. F., 1704 Polk
Monks .Samuel, 14 Stockton
>Iorgeustern William, 540 Mai-ket
Murphy C. J^ 135 Third
Murphy P. H., 303 Sixth
Murphy James, 334 Bush
Nassau Wi liam M.,2003 Mission
Nelson George A., 724 Brannan
Nestel .\ugust, 320 Francisco
Newton F. W. Mrs., 931 Sacramento
Nicholas George, 37 Sacramento
G'NeilP., 136 Folsom
Obenauer George, 39 Second
Oppeuheim & Stieher, 12 Sixth
Grfila P. v., 238 Kearnv
Otere & Perino, 619 Sacramento
Patrick Wellington C, 705 Broadway
Pechner M. S., 777 Market
Perra A., NW cor Broadway and San-
som
Perry J. H., 1144 Folsom
Peyser Albert, 211 Montgomerv Av
Phillips James I{., 114 Sutter "
J'illing John, 102 Pacific
Plante Samuel, 427 Bush
Plato A Heense, 108 Si.xth
Pollard Llew-ellyn, 804'.. Folsom
Pro.schold T., 624 Fourtli
KadeniHclier & Lewin, 419 Fourth
KflpP C. K.,32o Pupont
Rntz A\ illiam .1., 631 Union
Rehlian Andrew, \W cor Folsom and
1 weiity-second
Reese J(,liii, 402 Pacific
Rice J.iliu T., 770 Howard
Richanis Vict.,r. 2240 Mission
Richter Henry, 1419 tictavia
l.ichter Henry, SE cor Railroad and
Seventh avs, South S. F
Ringgold W. H. Mrs., 1103 Stockton
Rockenfield W., 441 A nlencia
Kodden Hugh E., 2:M Folsom
Rosa Joseph, 4.33 Pine
Rosa Joseph B., 657 Clav
Rosenblum Daniel, 504 Hayes
Rosenthal Morris, 221 Pup'ont
Rosenthal AViiliam, 12 Jackson
Rothman T. Miss, 1513 Pupont
Russell Bros., 54 Second
Sand Ferdinand, 23 Third
Sand Joseph, 50 Fourth
Sanguinettl A., 1512 Stockton
Saucedo A. L., 831 Kearny
Savage John, 216 Third
Schafer Henry, 10 Steuart
Schmltt F. A., 403 Pupont
Schnell Frederick, .302 Folsom
Schneller Lena Miss, 411 Sutter
Schoeu Louis L., 6 Turk
Schoenwald A., 2209 Gearv
Schoenwald Otto, 127 Second
Schottler Herman, 2755 Mission
Schuck & Witte, 4;J4 Montgomery
Schwartz Marcus, 503 Howard
Schweitzer Abrahiftn, 329 Sixteenth
Schworm M., IIOO'^ Stockton
Scully Laura Miss, 1021 Larkin
Selig S. A., 903 Market
Shaftner C. H., 2115'^ Fillmore
Shephard & Co. 8 Stockton
gllva John, 901 Folsom
yllva Joseph M., 1145 Folsom
Silva Manuel L., 816 Thiril
Sllva Manuel M., 1411 Stockton
Silveira Joseph V., 12.56 Market
Smith Eliza Miss, 1008 Leavenworth
Smith G. L., 1210 Market
Soils .\., 1120 Larkin
Solomon .Abraham, 506 Howard
Spitz Bertha Mrs., 328 Kearnv
Stable H. AV., Occidental Hotel
Stable & Beruhard, Russ House and
Palace Hotel
Stern Charles S., 801 Kearnv
Stom G. A., 104 Ninth
Slrecker & Klemm, 33 Post
Strelb Charles, 553 Fourth
Streib J., 8 Merchants' Exchange
Streeter Albert A., 213 Third
Strozyniki R., .364 Third
Strozynski S., 27 Ellis
Sullivan Patrick 1069 Howard
Susand N. C, NE cor Montgomerv and
California ~
Svilovich A., 514'-j Third
Teixera F. L., 505 Broadway
Thomas John, 107 Jackson
Tobias Cecelia, 905 Market
Tresselt Charles, 525 Pavls
Troell Conrad, 721 Clay
UbhauB Bros., 12 Gearv
UszynskI B. Mrs., 14 Sherman
A'an Geisterfield H. L., 633 Pacific
A'antine John, W s Mission, nr Twen-
ty-sixth
Voislnet & Thomas, 545 Merchant
A'on Imhotr F. C, 701. Greenwich
AValler AViiliam, 302 Folsom
AA'anek Lizzie Mrs., 629 Blarket
AVard A. J., ll'j Jackson
AVeber Charles, 152 Steuart
AViebe & Strehl, 20 Stockton
AViesenhaven Louis, 1019 Folsom
AVigfall P., 665 Mission
AVilkins John S. Mrs., 940 Howard
AVilliams N. F., 799 Fourth
AVinder Philip, 536 Commercial
AVoods Mary Mrs., 513 Bush
AVrede Edward, 1309 Pacific
AVrlght Frank, 70O Mission
AVunsch Nicholas, cor Railroad and
Eleventh avs. South S. F.
Yack Simon, 63 New Montgomery
Yank .Samuel, 318 Pine
Young T. Mrs., 847 Clay
Zimmer V. K., 6 Summer
Zimmermann E., 'i'U Sixth
Zorb Anton, 535 Clay
Hniubiirgr Tea.
Abrams & Carroll (sole agents), 3 Frjnt
IlaiMin are Retail.
.\llen John, 1322 Stockton
Archer AViiliam, 919 Folsom
Bee James F., r>46 Third
Blanchard Jules, 44 Fourth
Burnap J.,425 Davis
Caire Justinian, .532 AA'ashington, and
528 Broadway
Campbell Murdoch, 7 Steuart
Baneri Antonio. 420 BattM-v
Prufiel Francis H., 206 .Tackson
Etting A\'iniam A.. 1108 IMarket
Groflman Charles P., 104 Jackson
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsromerv Street. Manufacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. Looms', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
987
Haiitr Jiiilu8, 115 Pecond
Hazelttne 1{. E., 42:! Pavis
Hciiiiken .T. Thr,iri(,re, 516 Kearny
Hoy A., 1012SI.Mkt(,»
Imhnui; it Triihcl, i>7 ITaves
LansJim ife Rp.lniau, 31 Sixth
Lankeiiou & Co., t-iir Eleventh and
Railroad avs, South S. F.
Lepser Eliza Mrp.. me Folfom
LoiiL' OlamU', 654 Wasliington
Luilfinan Bmtliors, "ill Socund
ilariani (i. P.. Idis lPu[iont
JIariani S., SE cc.r Twonty-tliird and
Coluniliia
McGee John J., 401!;, Sixth
Mclnnls Thomas, 775 Market
Monu Edward. 1906 Market
Mofiminp Gunthfr. 614 octnvla
Myers Lester L.. ('22 Market
Norman F. C, 840 Valencia
Oshorn K. F. * «o. (cabinet and car-
riage), 751 ;Market
Osborn & Aiexauder, 62S :Market
Porteous Alexander, 1314 Hupont
Quade Otto, 22i: Sixth
Quiplev M., 1026 Market
Hosekrans H. & Co., 6;iS Jlarket
Schneider F. G., 512 Ilayif
Stemplemann Ilenrv, 623 Pacific
Vale & Son, 130it Polk
AVilliams S. G.. 325 and 253 Fourth
Hardware— '\VIiole!>nIe.
Allen E. T. rapent), 515 ?Iaik"t
Arnold N. S. it f'n., ,•^10 railforuia
BAKEK & HAMILTitN\i:j-.H) Front
BARKER & synw, 40S Market
Cariiian, Cory * ('<:, 117-119 Cal
Daueri Antonio 420 Ratterr
I'UXHAM, CARRT(;AX & CO., 107-
111 Front, and 108-112 Pine
Fleishman, Sichel & Co., 120 Battery
GORDON JAMES E. & Co., 8 Front,
and 251 Market
Hawkes C. K., 2.58 Slarket
Hawlev Charles A. & Co., 412 Market
Ha\*lev Marcus C. & Co., 301-309
Market
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson (house
fumifhins), 113 California
HUNTINGTON, HoPKINS & CO.,
Junction Market and Bnsh
Joost Brothers, NE cor Mission and
Eleventh
Landers Patrick, 406 Market
LINFOltTH, KICE & Co., 401 Mar-
ket (see adv. deiit. page xl)
MONTAGUE W. AV. it CO. (house
furnishing), 110-118 Batterv
Parkhurst "V. S. W., SE cor Market
and Fremont
Patrick Richard & Co., 122 Battery
SELBY TH(i:>L\S H. & CO., 116 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xsxi)
Simmons, Rowe & Co., 52 Clay
Tav George H. & Co. (house furnish-
ing), 614-61S Batterv
Underhiil Jacob, 308 California
VAN AVFNKLE I. S. it CO., 413 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page xl)
BAKEB & HAMILTON
M.^J.'l■FACTrRERS AND I.MrOBTERS
Hardware and Agricul-
tural Implements,
18-19 FRONT, and 109-111 PINE,
San Fi-anclgco,
And 9-15 J, - Sacramento.
E.A8TF.RN' OFFICE:
No. 96 Chambers Street, New York.
JAMES E. GORDON & CO.
AVhvK'sal.' DciUrs lu
HARDNA/ARE
MANUFACTURERS' AGENTS.
234 <& 250 ^tl.^KHKT.
uiid8<l- 10 FROKT.
HUNTINGTON, HOPKINS & CO.
HARDWARE,
iRON^ ste:el_^
PII»K, KTC.
Junction Bush and Market Streets,
Bajj Francisco, Cal.
Dunham, Carrigan & Co.
SUCCESSuKS TO
Conroy, O'Connor & Co.,
Importers of
Iron, Steel, and other Metals.
107, 109 * 111 FKOXT.
108, 110 •» 112 PIKE.
HarneHN and Saddlery.
('•' Importers )
Acton Richard, 2760 Mission
Backstedt Mlliiam, SE cor Folsomand
Sl.xteenth
Blake , loll n, 612 Howard
•'li.iwley Bros., <> Mir. hants' Exch
Bri>lK>ls Antoiue. 735 lirannan
Cainan .John ,1., 2.V> First
Carlos Tiburdo (.Ale.xlcan), 525 Pacific
Conway Jllchael G., 673 Mission
Cosbie William, rm .Mission
Cram Wllilum R., .we'.. Mission
Davis ^Vliiia^l, 421 ^MaVket
Delphino A- Ito.vs 72;tSausoni
I>eutsth .liillus, 140.5 I'oik
Poyle Patriik, 8 Ta>ior
Punlevy Jeremiah, 649 Mission
Fenneil Dennis, .522 Batterv
Flores Trinidad, 1018 Kearny
Frankenberg .Joseph, 220 Dfumm
Freechtel Joseph. 811 Larkln
Fuller Thomas, 312 Jackson
Gibbon W. R., 1.323 Polk
Gulifoyle J. J., Mission, bet Twenty-
lifth and Twenty-sixth
Hansen Loui^, 528 Montgomery Av
Haskell (,'. L., 12 Bush
HauLT Julius, 115 Second
Tlelk.- Clii<rl.'s, fil8 Jllssion
Herine ('., 2.'12 Mission
llurtado Mci las. 6 Sf. I'barleB PI
Jameson Horace D., .306 Market
-^JOHNSON J. C. & CO., 12-U Pine
(see adv. deiit. pace x.xvl)
Kennedy E. H., 27 Hinckley
Kimball Manuf. Co.SE cor Fourth and
Sliver
Lahaney P. V., cor Railroad and Fifth
avs. South S. F.
Lawless Brotlurs & Boswell, 628 Front
Lincoln A. R., 2106 Fillmore
Little ('. C. N., 703 Front
■>Maln & WiiK liester, 214 Battery
Markev Hugh W., 420 liases
.McGiiinis Tboma.-,775 .Market
McLangbiin Thomas i'., 1714 Polk
Ml ad Cliaries H., SE cor Front and
Jacks. ■II
Mend ifc Son, 821 JIarket
Molter Charles, III .Seventh
n'Briin John, 204 Eighth
O'Kanc John, 767 .Market
I'aquet D., 321 Jackson
Perrin Petir, K s Mission, bet Twenty-
ninth and Thirtieth
Phillips B., 303 Fifth
Phillips Sim-on L.,2.3I Fills
Phlpps Jnmcs, fifio Howard
Plchc M'dor, ti'W Broadway
Roberts John E., 722 Fourth
Rvan John B., 63:i Bri'adway
Schadlar Il.riiian, 20ii2 .Mission
Schcliing Max,8:« Howard
Schwan Frank, !'34 Folsi.ni
Shields R. H...>tn Sixth
Steir & W.-ltner, .530 Fourth
'•'Stone & Havdfii, 422 Hallerj-
Tillman Auuustus, 313 .Minna
Trumbull Wllllain, IPi Davis
Warschauer .MoritT, .30.) Davis
Weaver Henry, 14 Turk
West Charles B., NE cor Howard and
Steuart
*Wllley n. F. & Co., 427 .Montgomery
I HarnffcM and Naddlery
Hardware.
I Davis William, 421 Market
I JOHNSdN J. C. <fe Co., 12-M Pine
' (M-c adv. dept. page xxvl)
I Main A Winchester, 214-216 Batterv
' Stone & Hayden, 422 Battery
' IlarneHM 4trnaiii«>ntii .Manu-
factiirrrn.
Johnson <t Scbid.-, 5 Post
IIan»t>i-k Mannrarturt'ra.
Abel H. C, 18 ( lak Grove A v
Hat and Wiir Block Maker*.
Grader Francis J., 211-213 .Mission
Hat*— Ktraw.
{See Slr^iu- U<j(mU.)
llatn and Cap*.
(."Wholesale; see also llatteri.)
■••Bcrwln P. <fe Bro., m Batterv
Blade & Huliner, !tl(i Market
Br.slftuer It. & C.... .54 Third
Colin J. .M., 1112 .Market
Davis Bros. ,419 KeHrny,and7I8 Market
Flavin .Martin J.. 618 Kearny
■•'Fltdscher W 107 Sansum
Isaacs .\., 823 Kearnv
Jansen & Thl.de. IbS Sixth
Jones <fe Co., 712 Market
''Kline Louis* ('".. 110 Bush
"Kline ifc Co., 26 linttrrv
Kowalski S..i)ls Dupout
•-■LOdMIS (;Ei iRGE, 706-716 Kearnr
McDonald V.., :«M Sixth
'■'Meyir < . H. & Bros., 28'SaDSom
Michael Caspar, 214 Third
'■'Rosenberg George, NW cor Pine and
Sansoni
<'Slnion r.. Song A Cook, 117 San.'om
Snapper A., 339 Bush
•>Trlcst &. Frlei^lander, 116 Sansoni
■latterH.
Agulrre & Salazar, 329 Kearny
Bov(en Julluf , fM .Merchant
Collins & Co., 227 .Montgomery
Fernandez Peter, 6o4 Kearny
Fisher* Co., 9 Montgomery
HERR.MANN C, 3.36 Kearnv, and 910
JIarket
Koskel Bros., 617 Commercial, and 423
Kearnv
Maurin J. B.. 3.-W Fourth
McGann P. H.,25 Third
-McNaiuara W.,91fi .Market
Meuisdorlfer Konrad, 6:i5 Commercial,
and 15 Kearny
MeussdortTer .Martin, NE cor Mont-
goinervand Bush, and <H7 Wash
MIlKr G. W., 112 .Montgomery
Noriega Pedro, .52s .Montgomery
Oulnn -M. H., 127 Fourth
Rusfcll Joseph, i:i6 Third
Schussler C, 208 Montt-omery .\v
Stack & Lacombe, Mi Market
Staiilohar A Co., 242 Thlnl
While Henry, 614 Commercial, and 402
Kearny
Wores Joseph, 609 Wabhlugtun
Zobel J., 125 Sansoni
&» f.
C. BERR9IANN,
Importer and Manufacturer of
Fine Hats and Caps,
336 Kearny St., In tweeu Bush
and Plue.
Bban'cii : No. 9in Market .Street, above
Stockton, Son Francisco.
Hattem' N»oek.
Kline A Cn., jr. Bati.Ty
McuBsd. rfV.-r K., ti-lS Coinnien lal
Mens.-i|. r;l'r Martin, NE cor Mont-
gotn.rv an I Bush
Stein, Simon A <'<.., .sEcor Market an.i
Second
BEAMISH, Shirt Manufacturer, Nndexis Building, Market, oor. Thiri
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
Ha^r and Orain.
Adams & Butler, 42 Clay
Alldack Joseph, SW cor Bash and De-
visadero
Arata & Brignonij 620 Broadway
Blair & Chase, ^E cor Harket and
Haight
Brokaw A. & Co.. 1606 Market
Caflisch & 3Iillar, 22-47 Mission
Corninsr <fe Co., 11-13 Taylor
Curran John, SW cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Doane J. G., NE cor Tyler and Web-
ster
Dorman William F., cor Howard and
Fifteenth
Driscoll Timothy, NE cor Capp and
Seventeenth
Drnmmond & Lemont, -J33 Valencia
Dunn & Blucher, SW cor Paciflc and
Powell, and XW cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Dupuy S. H., 0 Bluxome
Dutton Henry Jr., Pier 7 Stenart
Elder & Harpster, NE cor Hayes and
Buchanan
Faruum C A., 410 Larkla
Flana=;aL L. J., cor Eighteenth and
Folsom
Flinn Patrick T. & Son, SW cor Eighth
I and Howard
Garneau G., 131.5 York
Grant & Smith, 1143 Market
Hadley I). L., 1704 Eddy
Hanna Geor^'e, 8oa Harrison
Hansen Peter, SE cor Seventh and
Railroad avs, South S. F.
Heal'-y C. S.', SW cor Mission and
1 Twenty-ninth
Hiirle\ Daniel D.. corSeventeenthand
Mission
Hse Frederiok, 810 Buchanan
Jones <fe Thompson, Ih'io Mission
Kavanagh E. D., Fourteenth Av, bet
N and Eailr lad Av, South S. F.
Kayser Brothers, 1118 Pacific
Kellv Br.js. , Railroad Av, nr Twelfth
Av. South S. F.
Knobloch J., X s Butta^ nr Kentuckv
Kruse John H., NE cor Harrison and
Twent.v-fonrth !
Lauder George & Son, SW cor Fourth
and King i
Lauterwasser & Smith, 1214 Folsom
Lawton C. D., littl Hush
Maguire M. & 0.. \Xi Haves
Male G., SE cor Eii-'hth and Brannan
McKenna & Groaiiy, W s Drumm, bet I
Clay ami Wa-^hin.ston I
McKibbin George, 1823 Union {
Meachara & Bacon, 2735 Mission
Meyer A. & Bri., SW cor Gearv and
Broderick
Miller & Hali, 21 Spear
Moore S., 835 Valencia, and 1864 Stev i
Jloore & McLar -n, 14-16 Spear j
Mori-DW George & Co., 3y Clay, and 28
Cimmercial
31urken ."Martin, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Neary & Kent, 737 Guerrero
Nellman John, SW cor Greenwich and
Tavliir
Nichols & Atwood, 7*3 Fourth
Pausnian Henry, 2:i0(i 31ason
Peters it Cowie, NE cor Howard and
Kuss
Rider, Somcrs & Co., Pier 22 Steuart
Riley & Vest, 507 East
.Schneder .\., office 516 Kearnv
Schulken & Sorenson, NE cor" McAllis-
ter and Laguna
Schulte Theodor.', 422 Valencia
Schwegorle John <fe Co., 51;l Fourth
Scott & Hall, I'ier 21 Steuart
Suhllng Henry. 124 Twetitv-fourth ,
Taggart 1". & Son, NWcor Nineteenth
and Fol.som
Tlernan & Co., 2622 5Ilssion
Tobelmann Ilenrv, SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
Vermeil & Wellington, 608 Fourth
Wessling Henry J., 1515 Geary
Hay ProHNes.
(See also Machinists.)
PRICE PRESS CD., Truman & Price,
proptrs, 13 Front
Health I..iri.
Coe 0. R., 402 Kearnv
Heating Apparatus.
Boswell Pure Air Heater Co., 606
Montgomery
Heraldic Chasers.
AUan John, 408 Bush
Johnsun & Schule, 5 Post
Hermetically Sealed Ooods.
Artlgues Canning Co. (meats), 14 S. F.
JIarket
i Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington
CUTTING PACKING CO., 17^1 Main
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Ford & Russell (meats), 733 Fourth
Goetjen Nicholas, 1032 McAllister
HEPBURN WARD A. (eastern), 309
.Sacramento
King of Wm. C. James & Co., NW cor
Broadway and Sausom
' Lusk A. & Co , bm Clay
[ Merry, Faull & Co. (meats), 415 Front
Rickmau Charles, 710 Sansom
San Jose Fruit Packing Co., H. P.
Hussey & Co. agents, 205 Front
Wangenhelm Sol. & Co., 118 Davis
j Wilson J. Y. & Co. (meats), 503 Market
{ Hides.
i Beatty James. NE cor Seventh Av
and N, South S. F.
Blochman & Cerf , 24-26 California
Cahen Brothers & Co^ 41 Clav
Christy & Wise, 607 Front
Cox J. W. & Co., NW cor Green and
Front
Davidson Jacob, 34 Clay
Foley & Jones, 219 Drumm
Frank Samuel H., 415 Batterv
HeinbergB.,49 Clay
Koshlaud Brothers, 19 Sansom
Kullman, Wagner & Cj., 45 Clay
Lacher Isaac, cor Drumm and Merch
Moody & Farish, 210 Davis
Moore James & Co., 323 Front
Newmark J. P. & Co., 32.3 Market
NICHOLS A. C. & Co., 402 Battery
Oppenheim M- Ivan, 121 Washington
Platshek & Harris, 312 Sacrameiito
Pohl George G., 110 Drumm
Rogers N^ 818 Battery
Simon & Breslauer, 13 First
Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansom
Strobridge, T. W. Jr.,' 415 Batterv
Sumner \\ . B. & Co., 519 Front
Whitney J. R. & Co., 612 Clay
Homestead Associations.
Berkeley Land and Town Improve-
ment Association, 717 Montgomery
Mechanics' Real Estate Association,
207 Sausom
North San Francisco Homestead and
Railroad Assn, 310 California
Paciflc Real Estate Assn, 310 Pine
Real Estate Associates, 230 Mom
Willows Land Assn, 3:» Pine
Homoepatliic Pharmacy.
Boericke & Tafel, 234 Sutter
Hoop Skirts.
(See also Dry Goods; also Fancy
Goods.)
Freud M. & Son>, 744 Market
Jones E. H. & Co., 5;i5 Market
Lichtenstein Morris, 9 Dupont
Hops.
Ebert George & Co. , 632 Sacramento
Herrmann & Co., 313 Sacramento
Markley Levi & Co., :M2'h Davis
Nels Philip, 109 California
Scherr, Bach & Lux, 511 Sacram'jnto
Wolf P. & Co., 411 JIarket
Hor.se Clippers.
Scales Frank, 1209 Folsom
Welch <t Hendy, N s Ellis, nr Taylor
Horse Collar ;jlannfaetar-
ers.
(.See also Jfarness and Saddlery ,)
COOK H. N., 415 Market street
JOHN.Si)X J. C. & Ci »., 12-14 Pine (see
adv. dejit. page xxvi)
Lahaney P. W.,cor Fifth and Railroad
avs, South S. F.
Main & Winchester, 214 Battery
Stone & Hayden, 422 Battery
Horse Powers ]u:annractur-
ers.
BODWELL H. H., 211 Mission (see
adv. dept. page xxxv)
Sefrin & Schober, 203 Fremont
TUSTIX W. I., 51 Beale (see adv.
dept. page xxxiv)
Horse Shoers.
(5ee also Blacks7niths.)
Barton A. & Co., 22 Tyler
Brannan Patrick R., 821 Geary
Breen Owen, 5 Beldcn
Burns Patrick H., 6TO Mission
Cummings Patrick, 2 Jones
Crowley T. J., cor Merchant and
Drumm
Doble Abner, .567 Mission
Donohue Michael, 11 Louisa
Doran Jamjs, 55 Beale
Doyle Maurice, 765 Mission
Duncan William, 220)2 Leavenworth
Dunmore William, 3 Annie
Dunnigan & O'Dea, 133 Post
English & Lvnch, 228 Mission
Evans George A., 308 Main
Ewing John, 856 Howard
Farrell & Meherin, X s Point Lobos Av,
nr Central Av
Fitzgerald Charles, 654-65S Howard
Frledhofer Paul, 263 Clementina
Goodenough Horseshoeing Society, 177
Jessie
Grace John, 8 Everett
Graney G. P.,13Belden
Hayes J. S. & Co., N s FUbert, nr Fill-
more
Herlihv Edmund, 909 Batterv
Kellv M., 205 Eighth
Kelly & Dolan, 324 Fifth
Kennedy Hugh, 23 Webb
Kennedy James, 212 Stevenson
Magner David, 67 Stevenson
Mahoney D., 80 J Howard
Massone Guiseppi, fil9 Front
JIcArron John, 52S Fourth
JlcCartv Bros., 137 Fifth
McCloskev & Brophv, 104 Tyler
Mclnarny Thomas, 19 Tyler
Jlersereau A. S., 2005 Mission
Moholv John, Kentucky, nr First Av,
South S. F.
3Iulligan Richard, 208 Twenty-fourth
Mulloy C,W'.,218 Fifth
O'Rourke John, 215 Ellis
Robert Thomas, 1619 JIarket
Sullivan James P., 218 Post
Toner Patrick, 143 Minna
Toothak ;r John, 1623 Pine
W'hitmore Simon, 1511 Polk
Horse Shoes— Patent.
Howe S. H. (Clark's), 217 Mission
Horsera flish.
Taylor & Moore, 29 Centre Market
W'olters & Co.. 60 California Market
Hose.
C-ManufactU7-ers.)
BERRY & PLACE, cor Market snd
Fremont
*'CO0K H. X., 415 Market
-'CO! IK & ELLIS, ;{7 Fremont
*'DEGEN L. P., 10 Fremont
i'DETRICK E. <fe CO. (hydraulic), 123
Clay, and 118 Commercial
-Goodyear Rubber Co., R. H. Pease
Jr. and S. M. Runvon agents, 577
IMarket
GREGORY H. P. * CO., 2 California
*-Gutta Percha and Rubber Manuf.Co.,
John W. Tavior manager, 501
Jlarket
HAW LEY 31. C. & CO., SW cor Mar-
k ^t and Beale
^NEVILLE & CO. (hydraulic), 31 Cali-
fornia, and 16 Davis (see adv. dept.
page xxxvii)
Parke A Lacv, 417 Market
BULLOCK & JON'SS, 105 Mont^mery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas, i
GEO. LOOMIS, Plaza Store, 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaza.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
98a
*ROYER HEI{MAX,855-S61 Brvant
SKLBT THOMAS H. & Co.. 116 Cal
TAY GEORGE H. & Co., 614-618 Bat
Manufacturer of
HOSE AND OAK LEATHER BELTING
416 Market, near Fremont.
H. P. Gregory & Co.
NOM. 2 <& a'.. lalifoi-niM St.
Sole Ar'-nls for the
celebrated
SPIDER
HOSE.
Hose PipeM and Coupling.
GARRATT -WILLIAM T., 138-142
Fremont
Gutta I'erclia anil Rubber :Maniif. Co.,
J. W. Tavl.jr miinager, 'iiOX Market
WEED & KINGWELL, 125 First
Hosiery and OlOTe Ini-
porters.
(See Dry Goods— Wholesale.)
Hospitals.
California State Woman's, NW cor
Howard and Twelfth
Chinese, E s Montgomery Av, bet V&-
ciflc and Broadway, and X B Pine,
bet Keurnv and Dupont
Citv and County, Pr.irero .\v, bet
Twenty -second and Twenty-third
French, S s Brvant, bet Fifth and
Sixth
German, Xoe.bet FourteenthandRid-
lev, office 114 Dupont
Italian, Twentv-elghtli, nr Noe
Pacific Dii-pensary, SE cor Franklin
and Oak
San Franci.cto Female, 930 Clay
San Francisco Lying-in Asylum, 913
Tyler
St. Luke's, San Jose Av, nr Twenty-
seventh
St. Mary's, SW cor First and Bryant
Twenty-sixth Street r.*njali-pox), De
Haro.betTwenty-fiftli and Twenty-
sixth „
United States Marine, Presidio Keser-
vatlon nr Mountain Lake
Hotels.
Ahlborn House, Ahlbora & Boeck-
mann, 321-323 Dupont
American Exchange, Thomas Bryan,
319-325 Sansom „ .^
Ancon, J. Y. Ilinrichs, SE cor Pacific
and Dnimui
Baldwin The, Alexander McAbee su-
perintendent, NE cor Market and
Powell
Bootz's, Adam Bootz, 435 Pine
Broadwav, John Donohue, 212 Bdwy
Brocklvn, Kelly & Shields, 210 Bush
Bruns, D. Bnins, 123:i Miirliet
Calilomla, J. E. Gay, 210 Mont Av
Cambrian House, John L. Davis, .SW
cor Ur.iudwav and Montgomery
Centriil, :Maurice Foley, 217 IJdwy
f. ntral Pacific, JI. Farrell, :44G Jourth
' liieago, John C. Zuberbuhler, 220 Pac
' lipper, Iliuk & Harder, SW cor Mar-
ket and Kas-t
-umbia, Leo >Iaurer, 741 Market
mmercial, John .^I. l.awlor manag-
er, cor .'^lontgi.npry .\v and Pac
i.uncordla, William Ko.h, IW Folsoni
Cosmopolitan, Yolney Spalding mana-
ger, SW cor Santom and Bush
I Excelsior, Drager k Dlederichaen, 608-
610 Sixth
Fourth Street, H. Landsclinelder, 612
Foiirlh
1 Franklin, Hugh Ciirran, .321 I'aclflc
I Galllianl, Charl.s Gallhanl, 507 Pine
Gardner Houm', J. N. Gardner, 812
I M^ntgoinerv
i German. Dlirks A Jansseii. 18 FIrNt
Golden fjigle, Iliirtnete A liarrv, NW
cor I'.rMadwai and Mi.iitgnnjerv
Golden Gat", L. .1. F. Schiiutcnhaus,
134 Fourth
Grand Central, George Kuhu, 9S7 Mar-
ket
Grand, Johnsr.n * Co., SE cor Market
anil New Monigonierv
Gnlllaunie Tell, Enille Chesneau, 721
Pacific
Hatknii'l.r's, Adam Hackmeler, 512
Bush
Han^a, KIrchner A Tletz.en, 429 Bash
HarnK.iiy Hotel, Hlntz A Buck, 735
Prannan
Helvetia, Steiner * Dlttmar, 431 Pine
I Hotel Hhein, Gerzikowskv A Gerken,
909 Kearny
Huettmann's, Julius Huettmann, NW
cor Polk and Market
Humboldt, Weber & Marin, 231-233
Fifteenth
International, H. C. Patrldge, 824
I Keamv
Isthmus House, William J. Ballev, 51
First
Lick House, George Schonewald man-
ager, SW cor Montgomerv and Sut
I Metropoliian, Mrs. E. W. Helmburg,
51ti Pacific
Montgomery's, Cliarles Jlontgomery,
227 Second
National, Seller A Sehuler, 411 Pacific
I New Alaska, Charles Jaegel, 619 Pac
New Atlantic, C. Kock, 207 Montgom-
erv Av
New Continental, Dennis Buckley, 547
Mls>lon
New Ni.rth German, Wlese A Wagner,
119 Jackson
New Washington, Henry F. Maass,
622 Fourth
New Wisconsin, Richard and Jane
Trembath, NE cor .Montgomery
and Pacific
North Pacific, Haesloop & Moller, NE
cor Jackson and Drumm
NUCLKIS IIdLSE, D. Stem & Son,
SK cor Market and Third
Occidental, C. L. Wctherbee manager,
E s ."^lontgomery.bet Bush and Sut
Oriental, Leonle Jung, SW cor Wash-
ingt'in and Drumm
overland Houfi-, J. E. Sllnkey, ,531 Sac
Pacific Railroad House, Leopold Dled-
erlng, 556 Brannan
Palace, .\lexander D, Sharon mana-
ger, SW cor Market and New Mont
Park, John Sihuinachcr & Co., 26
lurk
I'hiladelphla House, John KnacK, 423
Bush
Portland, James Carr, ,54 Sacramento
Prescott House, Otto F. BecKer, 933
Kearny
Roma, Caetano Beronio, 81H , sansom
Russ llouse, S. H. .<evmour & <"., \\
s Montgi'nprv, bet Pine and Push
Sacramento..!. Rlegelhutb, 107 Pacific
Sleglried's, II. Brener, 22H Hush
St. L..uis, .Vl( iinlas Ilak.r, 13 I'acKl
.St. NiLh.da~, John < ■ornyii, 214 J Irst
Stanford, ('hrl^l Lehrke & Co., 018
Fourth _ ^,
Swiss, Ji.hn Gantner, 627 ( ommerclal
Terminal, Huckley A Waid, e06tourlli
Thorouglilare, Kdwanl .st'.etzer, Ah
c r Kiith and Brannan
Tiger, James (raw lev, 44« Prannan
Turk Street, Kayser A Klose, ■_-.4
Turk
Union, Adam Wagner. 34 Ha.ves
WashinL'tni,, Palriek Collins, 519 Mlaa
Western, Hugh Dohertv, 214 Bdwy
What ( heer House, K. B. Moodward,
.')2T Sacramento
\\ llllani Tell House, HuUr & Gerckc,
:il7 Hush , „.^ „ .
Wrights, David T. Grlffllh.s218 Bdwy
House Brokers.
(.see Brokers— H'/u»e and JietU EtlaU
AgenU.)
House Finish 9IaBun»etnr>
ers.
{See also Jianing MUls.)
Gla.le F. W., 30 S|««r
Hansen M. k A.. 130 .Main
Stockton K. A., SW cor Mlislon and
Fremont
■louse FurnlshlnK 4>ood>.
AR.MKs A KALI. AM, 1I.V117 KroDl
Howes K. K. A !••., iis-rjj Kr..nl
House Kaisers and Stovers.
Batchelder W. H., 114 Austin
Burt W. J.,2'(!7 .Mission
Covie J., 922 H»rrls>>n
Dodge ¥., 1119 Mission
Folsom J.,2HI.'-. Mlssl.,n
llanDacAn W llllain, 120 Francisco
HYDE A Cllt^TER, W5 Mission
Mahlstedt A lo., i:t .Merchant
.Murphv .Malth' w, 6fl« Natoma
Pence J. B., 112<lMI>slon
Pencbhkv .\., 161.5 .Mawtn
Plerson .Xugusi, ■'<i>7'., Ixavcnworth
Prln<lle D. S., «i2 Mission
RaNUor Ji«-I, 1141 .Mission
Smith (Ji-r.rg.' W., 1I2« MlsMon
Stratlon John S., HM Harrison
Stratton Smith, SCI';.. Harrison
Wilson Olof A Co., 1227 Hampshire
Zlegler J. Lewis, 1019 Mission
Housesnilths.
{See also MacMnUts.)
Dehuc Emlle,(i20 Commercial
Edwards Perry, 316 Mission
Gallagher J. J., 1.>I lUale
Jung Jidin C.,110 .Main
Klttredge Jonathan, 2i) Frcnvnt
LE-WITTC H., 227Beale, (see adv.
dept. page .\.\.\lx)
McKibblu & Petters<.n,3I7 Howard
Nutting Calvin A S.iU, 121 Fremont
Ralston H'ury, 2iM Fremont
Sims John R.. 12:nJcale
Upstone John, 122 SK-ar
Hunters' Ontflts-31annfl»e-
turers.
Merkle E.,617 Stevenson
H:>draullr Jaeks. a
Dudgeon E. .'M., NW cor Kl^hth and 8
iMInna
Hydraulie ninins Xo««les.
GARRATT W. T. 13S-140 Fremont
(M-e adv. depl. page xxxvlll)
Greouberg A < 'o., JlVi Kr.inonl
WEED A KISGNS ELL, 125 Ursl
^
^
Hydraullc.rlpe.
Prag .Marten, 12.1 clay
Smith Francis A Co., VM P.
ale
H.'idraulie I'resses. *'
Dudgeon E. M., NW cor Eighth and
Minna
lee.
American Rusalan Commercial < o., 718
Battiryj -v- ., '.'•'v
California and Nevada Ice Co., 49 >c-
vttda Block
International Ice Co 49 Neva-la Hl(>ck
.Mutual Ice Co., 321 ^rancl»co and T9
Nonl" American Ice Co., 49 Nevsda
Block
Pacific Ice Co., 719 Battery
I'eople's Ice Co., 312 MIsalon
Western Shore Ice Co.. s21 Battery
Ice Cream freesers.
\RMI-:S A DALLA.M.ll.VlIT FruDl
Howes K. K. A Co.. 118-122 I r-.nl
MONTAGUE W. W. A Co., UO-IW
Battery
lee" 3Ianufacturln» Sla-
*" eliines.
Arctic Ice Machine < '•>.. 21 Iin» 1»
GoKer Cbarle.«, 4 Abbburton 1 1
BEAMISH'S Shirts arc Lower in Price than any other first dass make.
^NDEBSON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
990
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
o
Pi
o
o
«-<
r
Immigration— Agents of.
California Immigrant Union, 230 Mont
KoopmanscUap Cornelius (Chinese),
819,'i Washington
Oregon State Board Immigration, 504
Battery
Importer)* and Comiulssiou
Mereliants.
(/See Merchants— Commissiatx.)
Incorporated Companies.
{See also Homestead. Associations ;
also Mining Ojnipanies.)
Abbott Paving Works, 206 Mont
Aid Union, 29 Kearny
Air Space Boiler Covering Co., 413
Pacific
Alaska Coal Co. , 63 Jlerchants' Exch
Alaska Commercial Co., 310 Sanson!
American District Telegraph Co., 222
Sansom
American Russian Commercial Co., 718
Battery
American Saw Co., 12 California
Argonaut Publishing Co., 522 Cal
ATLANTIC GIANT POWDER CO.,
10 California
Bank of California, XW cor California
and Sansom
I Basalt Co., 533 Kearny
I Bay and Coast Railroad Co., 309 Mont
Bay and Coast Telegraph Co.. 309
Montgomery
Bay City Real Estate Association, 6.34
Market
I Bay City Soda Water Co., 116 Tyler
j BAY SUGAR REKINEKV, SW cor
; Battery and Union (see adv. dept.
page xlviii)
BELLl.NGHAM BAY COAL CO.,
i Spear ur Eolsom (see adv. dept.
j page x.xlx)
I Berkeley Perry and Railroad Co., 320
' Sansom
Berkeley Land and Town Improve-
I meut Assn, 717 Montgomery
I Berkeley Real Estate Union, 422 Mont
Berkeley Villa Assn, 113 Leidesdortt"
Belts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
I BLACK DIA.MUND COAL Bl. CO.,
Spear nr Polsoui (see adv. dept.
' page .\xlx)
Black Hills Canal and Water Co., 49
Nevada Block
Buena Vista Petroleum Co., 220 Sansom
Buena Vista Viuicultural Society, 409
' Battery
California Academy of Sciences, SW
cor California and Dupont
I California -Vcclimatizing Society, 37 Ne-
vaila IJlock
. California and Nevada Ice Co., 49 Ne-
vada IJlock
; California and Nevada Sulphur Co., 115
i Pine
I California and Oregon Land Co., 318
i'lne
I California Artificial Stone Paving Co.,
402 Montgomery
California Beet Sugar Co., NE cor San-
som and California
California liellows Manufacturing Co.,
32 h remont
California Brick Co., 2 Nevada Block
California Cracker Co., NW cor Broad-
way and Battery
Callforula Dry Dock Co., 31S California
Calllornia Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur-
"uce .Vssociatiou, 310 I'lne
California Fruit and .Meat Shipping
Co., 727 Fourth
Ca fornla Fruit Shipping Co., 40 Cal
Calltornla Furniture Manufacturing
Co. 224 Bush
CALIKuUNIA INSURANCE CO.,
^ 318 California
California Laud luvostment Co., 330
i ine
Calllornia Pacific Railroad Co., NE cor
n ....^"wnseuil and Fourth
Ca llornia Paint Co., 27 Stevenson
< " If"""!" .'""P'-'' *'"•■ 10 California
calllornia I'huruuiceuticai Society, and
'oiie,-r(,f I'harniacy, SW cor Call-
lornia uud Dupont
California Pioneer Asboclatlon, 803
Montgomery
California Portland Cement Co., 330
Pine
California Powder Works, 314 Cal
California Raisin and Fruit Co., 204
California
California Real Estate Co., 208 Mont
California Savings and Loan Society,
NW cor Eddy and Powell
California Silk Manufacturing Co., 585
Market
California Spring Blanufaciurlng Co.,
147 New Montgomery
Calllornia State Grange, 106 Davis
Caiilornia .Steam Navigation Co., office
Washington St. Wharf
CalifiTuia Stock Exchange Board, 22
Leidesdorfl"
California Street R. R., office SE cor
California and Larkin
California Sugar Manufacturing Co.,
320 Sansom
CALIFORNIA SUGAR REFINERY,
215 Front (see adv. dept., page xiii)
California Transportation Co., NW cor
Jackson and East
California Tug Co., 106 Steuart
California Vigorit Powder Co. (The), 10
Cosmopolitan Hotel
California Watch Co., 120 Sutter
Calif oruia Water Co., 315 California
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS CO.,
6 California (see adv. dept., page
xiv).
Carbon Paint Co., 12 California
Carmelo Bay Coal Co., 306 Market
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., 59 Nevada
Block
Central Pac. Railroad Co., NE cor
Fourth and Townsend
Central Railroarl (Jo., 32 Turk
CITY CAB AND TRANSFER CO.,
180 .Jessie
City Railroad Co., SW cor Mission and
Fourteenth
Clay St. Hill Railroad Co., SW cor Clay
and Leavenworth
Columbia Petroleum Co., 320 Sansom
COMMERCIAL INSURANCE CO.,
405 California (see adv. dept., page
xxvij.
Compania Mexlcana Agricola Indus-
trial y Colonizadora de Terrenos
del Colorado, 724 'o Market
Continental Oil andTfansportation Co.,
of California, 120 Front
CoquiUe Mill and Tug Co., 2>^ Steuart
Cucamongo Vinevard Co., 521 Market
CUTTING PACKING CO., 17 Main
Davis Pulverizing Manufacturing Co.,
405 California
El lielugio Petroleum Co., 414 Cal
Eureka Lake and Y^uba Canal Co., 205
Sansom
Exempt Fire Co., Brenham PI, nr
Waslilngton
Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank of Sav-
ings (iu liquidation), 225 Sansom
Feather River Water Co.. 623 Com
FIREMANS' FUND INSURANCE
Ci-i., 401 California (see adv. front
cover).
First National Gold Bunk of San Fran-
cisco, SW cor Montgomery and
Summer
Franeo-.Vmericau Savings Bank, 4"23
Montgomery
French Mutual Beneficial Assn, 729
Montgomery
French Mutual Benevolent Society,
510 Jackson
French JIutual Building and Loan As-
sociation, 729 31ontgomery
French Jlutual Provident Savings and
Loan Society, 411 Bush
Fresno Land Co., 4o2 Kearny
Gas Consumers' Assn, 204 Bush
Genesee JliU Co., (!old, nr Sansom
German General Benevolent Society,
114 Dupont
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIKTY, 526 California (see adv.
dept., page xxii).
GI.\M' POWDER CO., 210 Front and
lu ( alifornia
Globe Gas Light Co., 3 First
Gold an<l Stock Telegraph Co., 222 San
Golden City Chemical Works Co., SE
cor Montgomery and Bush
Golden Gate Mutual Loan Assn, 3"20
Sansom
GOLDEN STA'lE AND MINERS'
IRON WORKS, 235 First (see adv.
dept., page xxvli).
Grangers' Bank of California, NE cor
California and Davis
Grangers' BusiuchS .Vssn, 106 Davis
Gulf of California Navigation and Ex-
press Co., 724 '<; Market
Hawaiian Coniuiercial Co., 215 Front
Hercules Powder Works, 314 Cal
HIBP:RNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN
SOCIETY (THE), NK cor Mont-
gomery and Market (.see adv. dept.,
page xxvli)
Home and Loan .Associates, 320 San
Home Mutual Insurance Co., 406 Cal
Humboldt Savings and Loan Society,
18 Geary
Hydraulic Mining Assn, 320 Sansom
Hydro Carbonized Brick Paving Co..
513 Montgomery
International Ice Co., 49 Nevada BIk
Kern Island Irrigating Canal Co., 531
Market
Kern \'alley Water Co., 531 Market
Kimball Manufacturing Co., SE cor
Fourth and Silver
La Grande Laundry Assn, 648 Market
La Solidarlte Blutual Provident Assn,
729 Montgomery
Land Investment Co., 414 California
Laurel Hill Cemetery Co., Central Av,
bet Post and California
Los Angeles and San Bernardino Land
Co., 120 Sutter
Marin County Water Co., 430 Cal
Market St. Railroad Co., NEcor Fourth.
and Townsend
Blasonic Cemetery Assn, 6 Post
Masonic Savings and Loan Bank (In
liquidation), 6 Post
Mattullath Manufacturing Co., E 8
Eighth, bet Bryant and Harrison
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mechanics' Real Estate Assn, 513 Cal-
ifornia
Meiggs' Wharf Co., 330 Pine
Mendocino Lumber Co., 40 California
Mendocino Railroad Co., 10 Market
Merchants' Dry Dock Co., 318 Cal
Merchants' Exchange Assn, Mer-
chants' Exchange
Merchants' Exchange Bank (iu liqui-
dation), 423 California
Metropolitan Loan Assn, 320 Sansom
Mission Bay Bridge Co., NE cor Fouith
and Townsend
Mission Woolen Mills Co., 115 Battery
Mokelumne Campo Seco Canal Co., 76
Montgomery Block
Motive Paddle Wheel and Steam Nav-
igation Co., 320 Sansom
Mutual Ice Co., 321 Francisco
Mutual Real Estate Co., 32U Sansom
National Gold Bank and "Trust Co.,
NW cor California and Mont
Natoma Water and Mining Co., 531
Market
NEVADA BANK OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO, NW cor Montgomery and
Pine (see adv. dept., page vli)
Nevada Reservoir Ditch Co., 202 Sac
North American Ice Co., 49 Nevada
Block
North Beach and Mission Railroad Co.,
SW cor Fourth and Louisa
North Beach Cement Pipe Co., 542 Cal
North Pac. Coast Railroad Co., 328
Montgomery
North iSan Francisco Homestead and
Railroad Assn, 310 California
Northwestern Commercial Co., 309
California
Oakland Water Front Co., 49 Nevada
Block
Odd Fellows' Cemetery Association,
325 Montgomery
Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Association,
325 MoMtgouiery
Odd Fellows' Sa\iDgs Bank (In liquida-
tion), 23S M(jntgomery
gomery
Odorless Excavating .\pparatus Co.,
4;i2 Kearny
Old Saucelito Land and Dry Dock Co.,
330 Pine
Olympic Club, 119 Post
Omnibus Railioaii Co., 725 Howard
Oregon Stock and Butchering Co., 331
Montgomery
Pacific Bank, NW cor Pine and San
Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California
Pacific Building and Loan .Yssoclation,
232 Sutter
Pacific Carrara Marble Co., 415 Mont
Pacific Cement Co., .542 California
Pacific Club, NE cor Bush ami Mont-
gomery
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Underwear, i
White Shirts at the Plaza Stores, GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St.
SAN FllANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
991
412
cor
Paclllc Coast Predging and Iteclania-
tlmi ('o., :W)Sans()ni
Pacltlc Voau J'ctruk'Uiii Co., 'JO Nevada
Block
PatHk- Coast Slt-ainshlp Co., 10 Market
Paiilic ('"r.liii;i- Co., IIS Front
I'acllic KI.-< trie Li(;Ut Co., r>M Cal
I'atltic [''aralloiif Co., 4.5 Twelftli
I'acllic Glue -Manufacturing <Jo.
Market
I'acllic Ice Co., 71H Battery
Pacltic Inii/roveinent Co., NE
Fourth and T<j\vnsenU
Paclllc Land Invei-tuient Co., 30 Neva-
da Hluk
Pacllic Lauil and Trust Co., .ilS Cal
PAi;iKl(' .MAIL STEA.^ISlIIl' CO.,
cor Hrainuiu and Fir>t
Pacllic .AletalliirL.'ical Co.. 411'.; Cal
PACIFIC (ilL AND LEAD W0RK8
Cii., -o- (.'alifornla
Pacltic i'lieiiinatlc Gas Co., 127 First
Pacinc I'owdiT Co., 401! Front
Pacllic Power Co., 1.11- .Sunsoni
Pacific Heal E.state and i\Iining Bureau
411's California
Pacltic Keal Estate Associates, 310 !
Pine
Pacllic Keal Estate Union, ;i2 Sansom
Pacltic Kelinery and Bullion Exchange '
416 Montuoniery I
Pacltic Rolling Mill Co., 16 First
Pacltic Slate and JIarble (^)., 230 Mont '
Paclllc Soda Co., lU'.l California
Pacllic Stuck Exchange, 31.s Mont
Pacillc Submarine and Earthquake
Proof Wall Co., 55 Thurlow Block I
Paclhc Sulphur Co., 7 Jlontgoinery i
PaciUc Transfer Co., 110 Sutter
Patent Brick Co., 513 Montgomery
Paul's Drv Process Co., 32S .Mont
Pen Daren Coal 31. Co., 417 California
People's Ice Co., 312 Mission
Pheli>.- .Manufacturing Co., 13 Drumm
Port i;iakel,\ .Mill Co., i It 3 Steuart
Port I irt. fd ( 'edar Co., '25 Market
Potrero and Bay View Railroad Co.,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Potrero Land Investment Co. , 4!) Ne-
vada Bl.iek
Prlsmoidal Railway, 331 Montgomery
Puget Sound Lumber Co., Pier 17 Steu I
Punta Arenas Railway and Lumber
Co., 408 Calif urnia
Real Estate Associates, 230 Mont
Redwood Lumber Co., 10 Market
Kenton Coal (.'o., 22 Sacramento
RlSIinN IRi'N AND L( iCiiMOTIVK
WdKKS, SEcor Beale and How-
ard (.see adv. dept. page .\xill)
Riverside Land and Irrigat on C&.,NE
cor California and Sansom
Round Valley Water Co.. 314 Jlont
Russian River Land and Lumber Co.,
328 Montgomery
Safe Deposit Co., SE cor California and
Blontgomery
Safety I'ow l.r (;o., NW cor Octavia
and Greenwich
San Buenaventura Commercial Min-
ing and -Manufacturing Co.,NEcor
C'allfoniia imd Sansom
San Kraneiseo and Colorado River
Railroad Co., 3(I5 Sansom
San Francisco and North I'acllic Rail-
road Co., 42(i .^Ionti;nni>'ry
San Francisco and Pacltic Glass Co., S
s King, near Fourth
San F"ranclsco and Pacific Sugar Co.,
NW cor FJlghth and Harrison
San Francisco Art.\ssoclatlon,430 Pine
San Francisco Artesian Well Boring
Co., 120 .Sutter
San Francisco Bar .\ssoclatlon, 6;J4 .sac
San Francisco Benev Assu, 20 Webb
San Francisco Board of Pharmacy, 852
Market
San Francisco Board Provision Pack-
ers, 515 Washington
San Francisco Candle Co., 402 Front
San Francisco Clearing House Associa-
tion, 211 Sansom
San Francisco Conmierclal Asbh, 217
Sansom
San Francisco County Medical Society
of Homeopathic Practitioners, 434
Post
San Francisco Ciacker Co.. 20G Sac
San Francisco Deiitid So.ietv, ZQ .Sut
SAN FRANCISCii (;AS LIGHT CO.,
SE cor First and Nalonia
San Francisco Grading and ilacadara-
lzlngCo.,740 Fourth
San Francisco Hay Exclmnijp, 21 Val-
San Francisco Ladles' Protection and
Relief .Society, SE cor Franklin and
I'ost
San Francisco .MannfactiirlnK and Re-
llnlng Co., 214 .'^ansoin
San Francisco Sledleal .Society, 330
Post '
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co. .515 Washington
SAN FRANCl.sco Pli IN EKR WOOL-
EN FACTORY, 115 Battery (see
adv. dept. page xxv)
San Francisco Produce Exchange, NE
cipr Davis and Clav
San Francisco. .Sin ^I'aleo, and Santa
Cruz liallroad Co., 224 California
SAN FRANCI.sCi ) SAV 1 NGS V N loN,
532 Callfc.rnla (see adv. dept. jxige
xlx)
San Francisco Steamboat and Trans-
portation Co., offlce 4 California
San FraiicNco Stcjck and Exchange
lioaicl, .iXt I'Ine
San Fraiu-lsio Stock Brewerv, SE cor
I'owell and Francisco
San Fi-jinelsio Tiaiisfer Co., 214 Mont
San .ladnto Tin Co., NE cor California
and Sanson)
San .loaciuln ami King's River Canal
and Irrigation ('o., .5:« Kearny
San Luis Obispo <t Santa .Maria Val-
ley Railroad Co., Id INIarket
San Maii-o Water Co., 221 California
.San Pablo & Tidare Railroad Co., NE
cor Fourth an<l Townsend
Santa Cruz Island Co. (wool growers),
5:«i Washington
Santa Gertrudes Land .\ssn, 10 Front
.Santa Monica Land Co., 61 Nevada
Block
Sauccllto Land and Ferrv Co., .320 San
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY, 61'J
Clay
Seattle Coal and Transportation Co., 32
Market
Security .Savings' Bank, 215 Sansom
Selijy Smelting anil Lead Co., '216 San
Sierra Flume and Lumber Co., cor
Fourth and Cbamiel
Sonoma Lumber Co., 328 Montgomery
South Hay Railroad Laud Co., Pier 9
Steuart
South Coast I'urniture Manuf. Co., S s
Braiinan, nr Sixth
.Siiuih I'aiitic Coast Railroad Co., 20
Nevada lilo.k
South San Fran< isco Dock Co., 320 San
Southern I'acUlc Railroad Co., NE cor
Fourlli and Townsend
SPR1N(; VALLEY WATERWORKS,
516 Califorida
Staiiilanl Bull ling and Loan Assn, '232
Sutter
Standarl Oil Co. (of California), 120
Front
Standard Soap Co., 204 Sacramento*
State investment and Insurance Co.,
2IH Sanson)
Stetefelilt Furnace Co.. .320 Sansom
Stockton and Copperopolls Railroad
( 'o..offlce N E cor Fourth and Town-
send
Sutter Street Railroad Co., 1201 Larkln
Swan Brewery Co., cor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Terminal Railway, NE cor Fourth and
'Townsend
Tide Land Reclamation ("o., 320 .San
Traction Railway Co., 516 Sacramento
Trust Fund Insurance .\ssn and Gen-
eral Insurance' Agency, 220 .San
Cnlon Club, 5(W Callfon.l.-.
CNloN INSIKANCE Ci>.,416 Cali-
fornia (see ailv. dept. page X)
Union Lumber As.sn, M California
Union Pailllc.-ialtCo., 216 .Sacramento
Union Tug Ib.at Co., I'ler "J Steuart
United Atiabidn) Wine Growers' Assn,
321 Montgomery
United Land Assn, 401 California
United WorklnKn)en"» Cooperative
Boot and Shoe Manuf. Co., 416
Market „ .
University Mound College, University
Mound Tract
Ul)per San .loacpiln Irrigating Canal
Co.. 402 Kearnv
Ventura Rock -Soap Co., 410 Rltch
Virginia and Gold Hill Water Co., 47
Nevada Block
Visltaclon Land Co., 507 Slontgoniery
Vulcan Powder Co., 133 California
WELLS, KAUtio A CO., NE corCall- '
fornlu and Sanwiiu (see adv. dept. !
page v) ;
Western Development Co., NE cor
Townsend and Fourth '
Western Electric Light Co., res Mont
Wchlerii Fire and Marine Innurancu
Co., 4lllCjdlforiila I
Western Fur and Trading Co., 4.»r«l
Western Shore Ic-e I 'o., 821 Hatterv
Western Inlon Teb'gniph Co., Nkcor
Monti:o)Merv anil I'lno
Willows Lan>l .\s ... latlon, ,'00 IMne
Wlluioi llreMing Co., :r24 GnerreM
Women's Cooperathe I'rinting I'nion, i
424 .'Moninoniirv
Wyckoii I'ni.-nt I'ipe ('o.,:i24 I'lne
Youtig's Comblnallon Lo.k Co., 402
Montgo))iery
Iiidin Kul>brr'4iloodH.
(.Sec Jiiibber (in/Mta.)
Ink nniiiin»oturerii.
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Maiket ,
Knowlfui J. .1., 6l7-tr2l Itrannan I
PaclHc Chemical I'reparallon Co. (A. i
I'atek), 413 Sixth [
Shattuck & Fletcher (printers), 530
Con)n)erclal
Talcott Louis (printers), 769 Market
Williams C. L. & Co., 417 Washington I
lunpecfors.
Bemls Charles C. (steam vessels), U U.
S. Court Hulldlng
Bloon)tlelil Homer (gas). Old City
Hall, llrst il.M.r
Casey Silas Jr. (light-houses), 120Sutt«r
Freentan Jolni H. ^lulls), U V. 8.
Court Building
George lletiry (Las nx'ters), 531 Mis
Hllln)an.lH)])e-ibolier~aiid machinery),
11 V. S. Court ItulMing
lustruiiiciita.
(.%« liixjiccdie JleatU.)
IiiMiiranfo AtliuaterN.
{Sre A'ljii'lern.)
IiiMuruiicc AiCPiitM KitHtmi
aiKl Foreign CuiiipnulrM.
Ballciur, Guthrie & Co., 31tiCiilliijrnla
BALZE'R henry a CO., -209 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xlvUl)
BeUli)) A Ort..n (|..c«l), 313 California
Bennet Tho)nas, 403 i 'alif..rnU
Blair, Van Tas.s.ll A ( 'o. 216 Sansom
BUARD.AIAN GKoKGE ('., 311 Cali-
fornia (sec adv. front cover)
BOOKER W. LANE, 317 California
(see a.lv. front cover)
Brown, Craig A ('•>., 215 SauMoni
Bylngtoii J. S., 417 California
Calllngham W. J. A < 'o., 213 Sansom
Cox Henry, 6 .Monlgomerv
Cox J. r., ■J-TJSuli.r
Craig HuL..|i, .«I7 i 'Hlifiir))la
CRO.SS A CO., 216San-oTn
Dannals C. W., .504 Keurnv
Degeuer A t 'o., 319 ( 'allLirnla
DeBn)ond J. .1. it Sons. 410 California
DOItNIN GF.oRtlE D., 401 California
Everscui Wallace, :r'jj M .nigon)er)
FALK.NKU, IIKI.L A< i >., 4:)0 Callf-jr-
nla ^we a.lv. .leiit. pagi' 111
Farusworth E. D. A Co., iiC i^nsoni
Flint A. 1'., 313 California
Forbes .\n<lrew B.,216 Sanson)
Fox J. .M.,6l>l Callt..rnla
(;arland \S . D., 210 i 'ollf.)rula
Garnl.ss Jan)eg R., .'l2U.Sai)Hoin
Grant Thoma..) C., 2l;i .Sansom
(;rav Edward I'., 3IH Montgomerjr
Ul'fTE & F|{ANK, 30? (Jallforul*
(see adv. ilei.t. pate MP
HainllloU Jid)!) I: . ~ :i>
Halves .Mexand : di
Hawes Oliver, |o
Hunt Jonathan .^ - ... . - ....lomU
HlTCHIN.siiN A .MANN, XS-8M
Calif.. mla. and 302 .Sansom (see adT.
register of names;
Jacobs .lulliis, 2IH.san8<jm
Jacobs A Kasloii, 216 Sanson)
Jennlngti J. C.,317 Cahtornla
JuUNbToN W. U.,422CallforaU(«oc
adv. depl. page i)
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
992
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIKECTORY.
Kent D. M., 230 Montgomery
Landers <feCo., 2 Nevada Block
Laton C. A., 4'15 California
MACONDRAY & CO., 206 Sansom (see
adv. dept. page xx)
Magill A. E., 323 California
MAECUS GEOKGE & CO., 304 Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xlvil)
Muecke, Vietor & Co., 109 California
Munsell James Jr., 215Sansoni
Olmstead William N., 409 California
PHILIP, SPEYEH & CO., 13 Mer-
chant's Exchange (see adv. dept.
page XV)
Potter Edward E., 200 Sansom
RODGEES, MEYEK & Co., 212 Bat-
tery (see adv. dept. page xxxvi)
Smith A. D., 310 California
Stone Frank ¥., 209 Sansom
Syz Harrv W., 225 Sansom
Tener I. W., 311 California
Thannbauser & Co., 311 California
Theobald G. J. & Co., 419 California
WILLIAMS, BLANCHAED & CO.,
218 California
Insurance Brokers.
(<See Brokers.)
Insurance Companies.
{Eastei-n and Foreign.)
^TNA, G. C. Boardman agent, 311
California (see adv. front cover)
^tna Life, C. W. Dannals, 504 Kearny
Agricultural Fire, ,1. J. Desmond &
Sons, 410 Calitornia
Agrippina, Henry Balzer & Co., 209
Sansom
Amazon (Cincinnati, 0.), A. D. Smith,
310 Cahforuia
American Centrll (Fire), John Eae
Hamilton, 221 Sansom
American Fire, Jonathan Hunt & Son,
313 Califurnia
Atlantic Fire and Marine (Providence),
A. P. Fhnt, 313 California
Baloise (Marine), Harry W. Syz, 225
Sansom
BEELIN-COLOGNE FIEE, Hutchin-
son & Blann, 322 California
Boston Underwriters (Fire), Edward E.
Potter, 200 Sansom
British America (.Toronto), W. X.
Olmstead, 409 California
British and Foreign Marine (limited),
Balfour, (iuthrie & Co., 316 Cal
Buflfalo Germiui, Jacobs & Easton, 216
Sanscim
( 'bart.-r ( lak Life, .531 Califurnia
CHINA TEADERS' (Marine), Wil-
liams, Blanchard & Co., 218 Cal
Chinese (Marine), W. X. Olmstead, 409
('alifornia
Citizens' Fire (St. Louis), E. D. Farns-
worth & Sun, 2(J2 Sansom
Cuniiuerciiil I'niun Assurance Co. of
. J;i]ndiin (Marine Branch), G. J.
Theobald & Co. agents, 419 Cal
Commercial Union Assurance of Lon-
don, John Eae Hamilton, 221 San-
som
Commonwealth Fire (Boston), A. B.
Forbes, 216 Sansom
Connecticut Fire (Hartford), Oliver
Hawes, 403 C!alifornia
Connecticut Mutual Lite, -315 California
Continental Fire, A. B. Forbes, 216
Sansom
Dwelling Underwriters' Insurance Co,
of Xew York, E. E. Potter, 200
Sansom
Eliot Fire (Boston), Edward E. Potter,
200 Sansiim
Equitable liife Assurance Society, W.
D. Garland, 240 Moiit.L,(.niery
Palrlield FirnSoutli Nmwalk, Conn.),
* •,■ A. D. Sniilli, :ilO('Hliloruia
Fancuil Hull (Fire), Brown, Craig &
<'i>., 215 Sansom
Farrngut (New York), E. P. Farns-
worth & Son, 202 Sansom
Fire Association (pf I'hiladelphia, C. A.
Laton, 4(i5i'Hliroriiia
FEENCIl INSl l.'AXCE CDUPOJiA-
TloN (I''iic), Hutchinson & Mann,
322-321 Califomia
Gernian-Anu'iiciiii (Xcw York), Tho.s.
C. (Jrant, 219 Sansom
GERMAN FIEK (Baltimore), Philip,
Speyer & Co., 13 Merchants' E.\-
change
Germania Fire (New York), Henry
Balzer & Co., 209 Sansom
Germania Life, Julius Jacobs, 216 San-
som
Germanic Lloyd, Muecke, Vietor &
Co., 109 California
GIEAED FIEE OF PHILADEL-
PHIA, Hutchinson & Mann, 322
California
Glens Falls (N. Y.), Edward E. Potter,
200 Sansom
Globe Marine (London), Degener &
Co., 319 California
Globe Mutual Life, James E. Garniss,
320 Sansom
Guardian Assurance Co. of London,
Baltour, Guthrie & Co., 316 Cal
IIAMBURG-BREMEX (Fire), Philip,
Spey>;r & Co., 13 Merchants' Ex-
change (see adv. dept. xv.)
HAMBURG -MAGDEBURG FIEE,
Gutte & Frank, 307 California (see
adv. dept. page Ivii)
Hanover Fire (New York). Henry Bal-
zer <fe Co., 209 Sansom
Harttord Fire, A. P. Flint, 313 Cal
Helvetia Marine, Harry W. Syz, 225
Sansom
Helvetia Swiss Fire, Harry W. Syz,
225 Sausom
Hofl'mun Fire (New Y'ork), George D.
Doruin. 401 Calitornia
HOME FIRE (Columbus, Ohio), Hut-
chinson & Blann, 322 Cahfornia
Home Fire (New York), A. E. MaglU,
323 California
IMPERIAL LIFE (London), Robert
Dickson manager, 317 California
Insurance Co. of North America, Jon-
athan Hunt & Son, 313 California
John Hancock Mutual Life (Boston),
J. S. Bvinglon, 417 Cahfornia
LA CAISSF (iENEEALE (Paris),
Hutchinson & Mann, 322 Cal
LA CiiXFIAXCE (Paris), Hutchinson
& JMann, 322 California
Lamar Fire (New Y'ork), Frank F.
Stone, 209 Sansom
Lancashire Fire(Manchester), Falkner,
Bell & Co., 430 California
Life Association of America (St. Louis),
Isaac W. Tener, oil California
LIVERPOOL AND LOXDON AND
CLdBK, Williaiu B. Johnston, 422
( aliloinia (see advt. diiit. page 1)
LLOYDS, Falkiicr, BeU & (_'o.,430 Cal
London and Lancashire Fire, Jonathan
Hunt A Son, 313 (Jalifornia
LONlioX A.SSURAXCE CORPOEA-
TK iX, W. Lane Booker, 317 Cal
Lyconiin,!; Fire(l'ennsylvauia), Brown,
( 'raig & Co. 215 Sansom
31AD<:Fl!ri;G (;EXEEAL (Marine),
(Jiitto & Frank, 307 t'ulfornia
MAXIIATTAX FIRE iXew York),
Henry Balzer k Co., 2011 Sansom
Manliattan Life, Landers &Co.,2 Ne-
vada Block
Mantiiacturers' Fire and Marine (Bos-
ton), J. C. Jennings, 317 Cal
Manufacturers' (Newark), Oliver
Hawes, 403 Calitornia
MARINE (London), Williams, Blanch-
ard & ('..,218 California
MARITl.MF (Marine), Fulkner, BeU &
('.I., 430 California
Mutual lienelit Life (Xewark), James
Munsell Jr., 215 Sausom
Mutual Life (New York), A. B. Forbes,
211 Sansom
Notional Life of U. S. A., H. Cox, D.
D., 2:!2 .Sutter
New Fn,L:land Mutual Life (Boston),
Wallare Kserson, 328 Montgomery
NEW oKLKAXS INSURANCE AS-
SOCIATION (Eire and Marine),
Hutdiinson it Slann, 322 Calilornia
New York ryife, A. (i. Hawes, 2L'(i San
NEW YORK I XDFRWKITER.s'
A(;EN('Y, Henry lialzer & Co., 209
Sans<.ni
New Zealand (Fire and Marine), Hugh
Craijj, ::07 California
Xia.uara Fire (New Y'ork), A. B.
Forbes, 216 Sansom
Xorib British and Mercantile (Fire),
'I'. •'. (irant, 21!) Sansom
XOU'lll CIIIXA, Macondray & Co.,
2()(;,<aiisoni
noi;tiii:i;n assurance fire
AND MFK, W. Lane Booker
agent, liobert Dickson manager,
317 California
Northern Insurance Co. of New York,
E. E. J'otter. 200 Sansom
NOETH GEEMAN FIEE, Henry Bal-
zer & Co., 209 Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xlviii)
North Western National Fire, A. D.
Smith. 310 California
NORWICH UNION, Falkner, Bell &
Co., 430 California (see adv. dept.
page li)
Pennsylvania (Fire), Jonathan Hunt
& Son, 313 California
PEOPLE'S FIRE (Newark), Hutchin-
son & Mann, 320 California
Phenix Fire (Brooklyn), Brown, Craig,
& Co., 215 Sansom
Pha-nix Fire (Hartford, Conn.), A. E.
Magill, 323 ralifornia
Pho-nix Mutual Life (Hartford), E. P.
Gray, 318 Montgomery
Piedmont and Arlington (Life)D. M.
Kent, 2:0 Montgomery
QUEEN FIEE (Liverpool), Eobert
Dickson manager. 317 California
EEVERE FIRE of Boston, Hutchin-
son <t Mann, 322 California
Ehode Island Insurance Association,
A. P. Flint, 313 California
Eoyal Canadian (Fire), W. J. Calling-
ham & Co., 213 Sansom
EOYAL (Liverpool), Falkner, Bell &
Co., 430 California (see adv. dept.
page li)
Schweiz Marine (Zurich), Harry W.
Syz, 225 Sansom
Scottish Commercial (Fire and Ma-
rine), Blair, Van Tassel & Co., 216
Sansom
SEA (Liveraool), Rodgers, Meyer &
Co., 212 Battery
Security (!o. (New Haven, Conn.), Oli-
ver Hawes, 403 California
South British Fire and Marine (New
Zealand), W. J. Callingham & Co.,
213 Sansom
St. Joseph (Fire and Marine), J. Rae
Hamilton, 221 Sansom
St. Nicholas Fire (New York), E. E.
Potter, 200 Sansom
ST. PAUL FIRE AND MARINE,
Hutchinson & Mann, 322 Cal
Standard Fire and Marine (of New Zea-
land), J. P. Cox, 306 Sansom
State of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia),
Brown, Crait: & Co., 215 Sansom
SWISS LLOYD MARINE, Philip,
Speyer & Co., 13 Merchants' Ex-
change
Swiss Marine, Harry W. Syz, 225 San
Switzerland Marine of Zurich, Harry
W. Syz, 225 Sansom
TRADE (Camden, N. J.), Hutchinson
& Mann, 322 California
Traders' (Fire', Jacobs & Easton, 216
Sausom
TEANSATLANTIC FIEE, George
Marcus & Co., 304 California (see
adv. dept. page xlvii")
Transatlantic Marine, Thannhauser &
Co., 311 California
Travelers' (Life and Accident), T. Ben-
nett, 403 ('alitbrnia
Trust Fund. 220 Sansom
UNION MARINE cLiverpooI), Falk-
ner, Bell &, Co., 430 California
UNION MARINE AND FIRE OF
GALVESTON, Ilntchiusou &
Mann, 322 California
Union Mutual Life, J. M. Fox man-
ager, 601 California
United Firemen's (Philadelphia), J. J.
Desmond & Sons, 410 California
Universal (Marine) of London, Geirge
J. Theobald <fe Co., 419 California
Universal Life of New Y'ork, James
E. Garniss, 320 Sansom
Washington (Fire and Marine) of Bos-
ton, F. E. Potter 200 Sansom
Watrrtown (Watertown, N. Y.), J. J.
DcsuKind A Sons. 410 Callfi.rnla
Westcbester Fire (New Y'ork), E. E.
I'otliT, 20(1 Sansom
AVESTEliX ASSURANCE CO. (To-
ronto), Cross & Co., 216 Sansom
YAN<!-TZE INSUEANCE ASSOCIA-
TION, Macondray & Co., 206 San
Insui-ancc Comiianies—
IIouic.
CALIFORNIA, .318 California (see adv.
liept. page xxli)
California Farmers' Mutual Fire In-
surance Assn, 310 Pine
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
CLOTmNG at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE. 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY. ~
COMMKRCIAL (of California), 405
Cal (see adv. dent, pape xxvl)
FIREBIANS' FUND, .W cor Califor-
nia and San (see adv. front cover)
Home Mutual, •KHi California
PaclUc Mutual Life, ,il2 California
I The State Investment and Insurance,
218-2'JO .Sansoui
INION, 416 California (see adv. dept.
page x)
AS'estern Fire and Marine, 419 Cal
Insurance DiagrraniH.
Morse C. M'. (aKeut Sanborn Map and
Publishing Co.), 420 California
Intelligence OfUceH.
(.See Employment Offices.)
Ijiterpre(«rii of liansnaseM.
j Alegre & Montijo, 323 California
( Becsey Joseph A., Police Court, City
Hall
I Bertalachi Sebastian, 51S Vallelo
' CavalettlD., 430 Jackson
I Drolet John A., 21 Valparaiso
Durand Adrian, 52G Montgomery
j Fraser J. P. M. (Chinese), 5G5 Howard
' Glover Andrew, Police Court, City
Hall
Hartog Edward, 651 Washington
Hasbach Henry, 24 Montgomery Block
' Karaolofl D. K.,7()0Broadwav
Locke Louis, Police Court, City Hall
Martinon Augusto, 420 Montgomery
I Prltchard M. G., 215 Sansom
Spllvalo Augustus D., 72 Mont Block
I Stock E. C, Police Court, CItv Hall
Inventoi'8.
Foye William H..
Hunt Robert H. '.
55 Thurlow Block
L, 17 Fremont
Iron— Pig:.
Arnold X. S. & Co.. 310 California
Bruns & Co., 9-11 Bealo
Chandler Richard P., US Pacific
Coleman William T. & Co., SW cor
California and Front
Haste <fe Kirk, 21 Beale
Jeffl-ay William, 204 California
Lund Henry, 214 California 1
Seeley L. B., NW cor Folsom and
Main
Iron and Steel.
{See also Metals.)
Arnold N. S. & Co., 310 California
Beauman Louis W., 123 California
Bruns & Co., !V-11 Beale
Carolan, Cory & Co., 117 California
Doble Abner, 13 Fremont
DUNHA5I. CARRIGAN & CO., 107
Front and 104 Pine
Glbbs George W & Co., 35 Fremont
and 34-10 Beale
Glasgow Iron and Metal Importing Co.,
22 Fremont
HUNTIXGTiiN, HOPKINS <fe CO.,
2-6 Bush
UNFURTH, RICE & CO., 401 Mar-
ket (see ailv. dept. page xl)
MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-118
Batterv
SELBY THOMA? H. & CO., 116 Cali-
fornia (see ailv. deiit. page xxlv)
Blmjpkins Charles II., 314 Montgomery
VAN WINKLE I. S. & CO., 413 Mar-
ket (see adv. dept. page xl)
W. W. Montague & Co.,
Importers ol
SHEET IRON,
All Lengths, Width.s and Numbers.
1I0~1I8 BATTEBY.
Iron BedMteadH.
GILBERT * M( » )RE, 219 Bush
Iron Doora, Mhnttera, ete.
(.See aUn Machiiii.tti.)
Coleman William T. 4 Co. (Dwlght's)
S\\ cor Califonda and Front
(•allaglier James J., 151 Iteale
Ilnll Safe and Lock Company, 210 San
Jung J. C, 1 in Main
I KIttredge Jonntlian. 18 Fremont
LKAVITT ClIAULES II., 227 Beale
I (see adv. dept. i.age xxxix)
Nutting Calvin A Son, 121 Fremont
Ral.-ton II. it .1..220 Fremont
Sims Jniin It.. 123-12.5 Beale
Upstone .I.din, 124 Spear
Iron Foundrie*.
JilTNA, IVnderL'Hst & Smith, SE cor
Fremont and TeliainA (see adv.
dept. page xlvl) !
Atlas. I^l^lnl.' A .Iardlne,225 Beale
City, l.nw it Cliarlrev, 2^ Fremont I
Colunihia. lieev,. Llewelh n, 13.5 Iteale
Empire, Savage & Son, 141 Fremont I
ExceMor, James J. Gallagher, 151
B<'aie
Eureka, Thompson Brothers, 129 Beale
FULTON, Hincklev,.>Jplers <fe Haves,
207-211 Freinioit and 309-;U5 Ilow-
■ Tor;" 4Jooda.
Oniner Frank. MM Waf-blnutni,
Handy I,. N. A Co., .-c i 'lav
.Meyer J. G. H., 330 Keariiv
WILL A FIN<''K. ',m .Market
iTory Tarnerm.
(Scr Tumtri.)
4 ' li I ti (> k e
ard (see adv. dept. page xl)
be, F. A. Huntington, 143 Fremont I lllumenthal A (
LDKN STATE AND MINERS , BliAVKUMAN ..
(liio.rporaled), 2.35 First (see adv. i California .Ieweir> (
dept. pa'-'e xxvli)
Hoi»' \V. \V. Ilanscom, .SE cor Mln-
ni>sota and Santa Clara
Inilustriai. McCormick, Lewis A Co.,
233 Beale
I Jack.son John G. lis, 814 Kearny
I Mechanics', J. E. Ryall, supeflntend-
I ent, 217 First
Metropolitan, Curtis Tobey, 228 Fre-
I mont
I Novelty, G. I,. Pierce, 215-217 First
I Occidental. Sieiger & Kerr, 137 First
' U. K., W. .s. linv A Co., 228 Main, office
I 12 JMark.'t
PACIFIC, liankin, Bravton & Co.,
127-135 First
Pho-nix, Jonathan KIttredge, 18-20
Fremont
PIONEER, C. H. I,eavltf, 225 Beale
I (sec adv. dept. pau'e xxxix)
Pioneer, Calvin Nutting A Son, 121
Fremont
RISlloN IltoN AND LOCOMOTIVE
WoltKS (Incorporated), SE cor
Beale and Howard i see adv. dept.
page xxtil)
San Francisco, Sefrin & .'Schober, 203
Fr>'mont
Tav George H. A Co., 614-618 Batterv
Union, Prescott, Scott & Co., NE cor
First and Jllssion
Western Iron Works, 1". Edwards, 316
Mission
Iron 1*1 IM-.
4,See Ga.i Pipe, Water Pipe, etc.)
Iron Ballins* Works.
McKlbbIn & PelterKon, 317-319 How
Iron Telegraph Poiea.
Iron Ti iegraph IN.le Co., itM Mont
Irriiiration and <'anal Com-
paiiirH.
Black Hills Canal and Water Co., 40
Nevada Block
Kern Uland Irrigating Canal Co., 531
Market
Kern Valiev Water Co.. .531 Market
Mokeliimne Cainp.i Seco Cnnal and
Milling Co., 76 .^^.ntgl•me^y Block
Nntonia Water aiicl .Mining Co., .Vtl
Market
Ni'voda Keservoir IHich ('.>., 2ir2 .Sue
Snn .loB'iuin and Kings Itiver Canal
and Irrigation < o., .Vft Kearny
South Side Canol Co., 4<is California
Spring Valli-v >linlng and Irrigation
Co., 402 Fl'.iil
Upper San J^ioiiuln Irrigating Canal
Co., 402 Kearny
Irrliralion I»lp<'.
I J apnneae mid
I <J<iod«i.
' Hieber .lidins, 824 Mnrk.e
HllllnL-s, Harbourix' ,t Co., 5 M.>at
1 Denkln W. <ft F., (r28 Saernment..
j'ovl, ACo.,4Ne« MunlgomerN
Kuply A Park'T, tKri.Sairaiiient.i
Jnimnnera.
Lee ,Iohn .'ift'i ^I!-.|.,ii
Short G. R.,4.'t5.lMrk,von
Tay George II. A i •.,. , (ii2 llaltery '
\ ernhaghon A., 2"i3 I'l.well
JewelerH-Iiuporlera.
ANDKK.SON A KAMioLPH
Mont (see a.lv. register of naiaen)
Andrews A., 221 Monig,,|iierr
BARRETT A SIlEKWodD, 517 .Hont
'" ° " 71:icinv
l.i:vv, 119 Mont
l:14 Suite
llll
Dinkelsidel S. B. A i'..., 313 Bu»h
Errleo Frank A., 2:tli Kearnv
(iuntzburger A Uro., 120 Suiter
Kabn L. * .M. A ('..,112 Keaniv
Koehler A IMler,2ii l•o^t
Laird I). W.,27 1'..st
Levison Bros., KM Suiter
LIndenborn David, W7 .Market
Lorsch Bros., rjosiitte-
Nast A Green/weig, .VW .Market
Peck A Elseiibach, 10!) SanHoni
SHREVE GEORGE C. A Co., no
Montgomerv
Tltc.mb Alb.rt C. A C-.., 24 Pout
Vandersliei' W. K. AC., i:ifl S;itfer
WENZEL, RoTHSc HILD A HA-
DENFKLDT.SE cor KenrnN and
Post
WevI lin.-^., 110 Suit -
Wmi>ch M. A Co..-. i; Kearn*
Zacharlas L. A ltro..21i.i Kearii.v
Zacharias A Green, 126 Kearny-
U. C. fniREVB. OBO. DOXNY.
GEO. C. SHEEVE & CO.
Jewelry, Diamonds,
WATCHES AND SILVERWARE,
no Mont(foni<-ry. '
Jewelers nnnurartarlBK.
Arnhelm & IlnrI iiibnlone). :r7 Firth
Aufrlelilig Morris. 124'... Sl.xth
Itaehr W illluni, M'.t .sucranieiiln
Baldwin. S'Xion A IVlerwui ^Ncw
York), 120 Sutler
Blunieiiihal A- Co., 719 i la\
Bohni W..6i(i Meri'haiil
llnt-.nnel J.\..:Cs MuKb
KiilHimon A liolirbarli, nTrtiillt
Caiiloriiia Jewelrv Co., i.H Sutler
Callender l|enr> A., ll'io .Miirk-'t
Cbai'iiinn li.,<>ll ^li'rcliaiii
Clausen F., im Kearn.
Ebelilig A l('<lit' I .iJ
Edwnrils l.'.W. A - ml
Klleau A llollnn'!
FnubcTi A Coleni.io -.vi.,
Ihirlung Tbeodori'. Mv Du|K>nl
H.'iiriri K..42.I I'Ine
Hubash tt lllrs< bnian, ;c» Rusli
Jackv.il K.W.iHbalone shell), 411 Clay,
and 614 .Market
K'«liler A Itliler, 211 Post
l.iilrd D.W.,27 P..>l
LIndeniaii C. H..HIII Catltornia
.Mnilileu A .MaiiMiii, 15 Trliilt>
MeM'lh Clinrl.'s, 137 Monlgnmery
Miller LouN Jr., .Tl.', Hush ,
.Mohrlg C. F., Ilerry, iir Fourth \
Morrld It. A Co.. rtl3 «nrr«monlo
Nasi A Iir '" Market
Neumann \ ,
I'acinrJeu vtery ,
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Medium Pine— large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
994
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Peck & Eisenbach, 109 Sanson)
Rohflin P., 631 Sacramento
Scheppler William, '24 Post
Tucker Alfred, 13 Trinity
Vanderslice AV. K. & Co., i:36 Sutter
WENZEL, ROTHSCHILD & HA-
DENFELDT, 37 To>~t
Wej-I Bros., 110 Sutter
teazel, RoffiscHild
CAliIFORKIA
JEWELRY FACTORY
S. E. cor. Post and Kearny Sts.,
Entrance 37 Post St.
All kinds of Fine Jewelry. Bracelets,
Chains and Dinmoml 'Work made to or-
der. A fine asbortment of JeweUy and
Precious Stonfes always on hand.
CO
csi
Jpi
P4
o
1-1
*-*
Jewelers Retail.
{See Watchmakers and Jewelers.)
Jeweler-s' Tools.
Caire Justinian, 532 Washington, and
528 Broadway
Dinkelspiel & Nordman, 120 Sutter
Kalleuherg Themlore, 32 Fremont
Levison Bros,, 134 Sutter
Long Claude (estate of), 654 Wash
Bobbins F. A., 7 First
WOLFF & LUZE, 120 Sutter
Joiners.
\ (See Carpenters, also Shipwrights.)
Junk Dealers.
Ahnert August, 318 Francisco
^ernsteln Hynian, 210 Ninth
.^.ryson Cyrus W., 527 Fourth
Cei-ini Frank, 205 Davis
Davis William, 715 Sansom
De Boer H. J. & Co., 1239 Mission
1 Foard Laurentz, 5 Steuart
1 Goldbeck & Lauiuger, 9 Broadway
I Jlare Charles, 34 Steuart
!/Harley C. & Co., 116 Davis
I HashacranM.,. 508 Sixth
I Hildebrand Conrad, 550 Mission
j Kedon Martin, 319 Davis
1 Kelly Patrick, 3S First
Levi" Eaph ael, 716 Vallejo
|/Levy Joseph, o;52 Harrison
WmcBlaster John, 246 Spear .
Meyer Louis, 23 Moss
Meverstein J. (bas.^), 124 Comlnercial
Muraw.ski Jubaii, 107 Pacific \
Reicherf & Co., 9 Clay
I RugglesD.W.. 310 Jackson
Sullivan Dauiel O., 8 Commercial
jy^weetser Stephen, 740 Pacific
^iN'olpihac Etiennc, Jleiggs' Wharf
jfWaugh Alexander & Co., 112 Main
Jute Slanufacturers.
Pacific Jute Mauuf. Co., 5 Sansom
Kero.>>ene.
{See Coal Oil.)
Kindling M^ood.
Teller C. A., 433 Shipley
Knitted «oods— Manufac-
turer.
PflBter J. J. & Co., 120 Sutter
Knitting Mills.
Mission, ofiice 115 Battery
Koumiss.
MYERS A., 825 Capp (see adv. dept.
page xxx)
liabels.
BACON & CO., NW cor San and Clay
Bancroft A. L. <fe Co., 721 Market
Bruce Donald, 537 Sacramento
Chalgneau A. & Co., 536 Clay
Gamier & Co., 13 Trinity
Oliver H. & Co., 518 Clay
Pettit & Russ, 320 Sansom
l<ace Curtains.
{•■■■Importers.)
Marwedel E. H., 571 JIarket
liace Manufacturers.
AngeUna B. Mme, 419'i Stockton
Freese H. F., 143 Third
Gerrish 31. E. Mrs., 201 Powell
Hohenthal G istave, 107 Fifth
Lash H., 537 Market
Schlam M. L. Mrs., 1433 Pine
liace Menders.
Buhot T. Mme, 107 Turk
Cantell Louis, 712 Geary
Jacquinot Francuise Mme, 605 Post
Lafaix Emilie Mie., 320 Sutter
Lienard Marie Mme, 621/2 Larkin
Tanron Charles, 920 Pacific
Viaunay Alexander, 300 Post
Xiaces.
{;■'■ Importers. See also Dry Goods.)
'■••Bauer, Tobriner & Co., 547 Market
Bine S., 130 Kearny
Chapman C. M. Jlrs., 2133 Mission
■■'■Cobliner Bros., 543 Market
■•■■■•Davidson J. W. & Co., 101 Kearny
*Haker W. & Hinz, 545 Marliet
•■•Jones E. H. & Co., 535 Market
•••Muser Brothers, 541 Market
*Rosenbaum & Co., 22 Battery
=^Samuels D., 104-103 Kearny
='SchwPit-/.er, Sachs & Co., 27 Battery
*Verdier, Moreau & Co., 102 Mont
I.adder Manufacturers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
liadies' Furnishing Ooods.
{See Furnishi7ig Goods— Ladies'.)
Imager Reer Iiuporters.
Boca Brewing Co., 415 Sacramento
6UNDLACH J. & CO. (Lemp's St.
Louis), SE cor Second and Market
Miciielson A., 1015 Market
Rubl Bros. (Anheuser's, St. Louis), 522
Jluntgomery
Eichuuls & Hanison (Milwaukee), 314
Balicry
Rudolph Otto, 624 Sacramento
SiUiman F. M'.& Co., 32S Sansom
*Swaln R. A. & Co., 112-114 California
-Wangenheim, Sternheim & Co., 129
Sansom
Whan W. W., 1244 Market
Wright William, .300 Montgomery A v
'■'Yates & Co., 113 Front, and 627 Kear
liamp Manufacturers.
{See also Lanterns, also Reflectors.)
BOESCH EMILE, 569 Mission
Kay W. S. & Co. (ship), 12-14 Market
EMILE BOESCH
569 Mission St.
PATENT LOCOMOTIVE AMD MININ&
IiAMPS
Ship, Railroad, Car, Coach and Stieet
Lamps, Frink's Patent Silvered Corru-
gated Glass Reflectors, successor to
Robert Blills ((Jrnamental Lamp Fac-
tory), Architectural Ornaments of
Pressed and Cast Zinc, General Metal
Spinning and Stamping.
J. GUNDLAOH & 00.
Wine and Liquoi* Dealers
.\ND SOLE AGENTS FOR
Lenip^s Celebrated St. liouis
liAGER BEER
Corner Market and Second.
lianip Dealers.
(^'■■Impoi-ters. See also Crockery aud
Glassware.)
*AUyne & White, 112 Front
'-Altschul. Seller & Co., 8 Battery
-■•Cerf J. & Co., 517-519 Market
Clinc William, 3 Mason
••■■Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Downing James A., 10 Third
Drevfuss Julius, 14 Dupont
'■■•Dunn H. D., 405 Front
Gardner F. A., 1631 Polk
Goldstein & Kernan, 19 Belden
Hitrgins <fe Eicholz, 27 Sixth
'■■'Hubbard J. B.,Sons & Co., 120 Front
Koster Henry, SW cor Washington and
Brenluim PI
*Lawton O. & Co., 611 Market
'■'MARSH H. F., agent Boston & Sand-
wich Glass Co., 316 Clay
MARTELL JOHN (coach), 623Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page xlli)
'■'Nathan B. & Co., 130 Sutter
PACIFIC LAMP'AND REFLECTOR
FACTORY, Emile Boesch, 569
fllission
Richards W. .!., 215 Tenth
Rudolph Milliam, 218 Davis
^■•STRAUS, KOHNSTAMM & CO., 100
Batt>,'ry (see adv. dept. page xli)
liand Agents.
AshtonC, 120 Sutter
Davis W. W. & Co., 225 Bush
Hastings E. 0. F., 7 Montgomery Av
Holt Ziba. 230 Montgomery
Martin W. H., 230 Montgomery
McLaughlin Charles, 16 Mont Ar '
Ries Leopold, 607 Washington
Robinson Alfred, 120 Sutter
Shanklin James W., 606 Montgomery
Vollmar James, 40 California
Whitman S. P., 302 Montgomery
l<aud Agents— Rounty.
Dogsrett S. W^, 611 Clay
Munan& Hyde, 623 Commercial
Shanklin James \y., 606 Montgomery
liand Associations.
Alameda Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 309 California
Alameda Real Estate Association, 607
Montgomery
Berkeley Land and Town Improve-
ment Association, 717 Montgomery
Berkeley R'^al Estate Union. 422 Mont
Calabasas Land and Mining Co., 32
Merchant's Exchange
Cahforuia and Oregon Land Co., 318
Pine
California Land Investment Co. (lim-
ited), 330 Pine
Central California Colony, .306 Pine
Eastern Oregon Land Co., 40i Front
Fresno Land Co.. 402 Kearny
General Land Agency of California, 320
."■ansom
Golden Gate Mutual Loan, :ao Sansom
Half Moon Bay Colony, 230 Mont
Holly ( >ak Park Co., 320 Pine
Kern Valley Colony, 531 Market
Lassen County Land and Flume Co.,
606 jMontgomery
Maarona Land and Lumber Co., 32S
Blontgomery
MariDcisa Land Investment Co., 33
Nevada Block
Mount Diablo Hotel and Land Co., 531
California
Oakland Water Front Co., 49 Nevada
Block
Old Saucelito Land and Dry Dock Co.,
330 Pine
Pacific Land Investment Co., 20 Ne-
vada Block
Pacific Land and Trust Co., 513 Cal
Potrero Land Investment Co., 49 Ne-
vada Block
Riverside Land and Irrigation Co., NE
cor California and Sansom
Sacramento Valley Reclamation Co.,
416 ;\lontgomery
Santa Clara Valley Land Co., 507 Cal
Santa Gertrudes Land Association, 10
Front
Santa I\Ionica Land Co., 61 Nevada
Block
Saucelito Land and Ferry Co., 320 San
South Bay Railroad and Land Co., Pier
9, Steuart
United Land Association, 401 Cal
Visitacion Land Co., 507 Montgomery
Willows Land Association of San Fran-
cisco, 330 Pine
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Monteomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Wear
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Kearny St. opposite the Plaza.
Iiand Offices.
Central Pacific Knllroad, NE cor
Fourth and Townseud
Los Angeles and 8an IJernardlno Land
Office, 120Sutt.r
Pacific Mineral I. and Office, 63 Mer-
chants' Exchanu'e
Southern I'aciflc Railroad, NE cor
Fuurth and Townsend
Swamp Land District 14S, office 49 Ne-
vada Block
United states, 610 Commercial
University of California Land Depart-
ment, 310 Tine
liandsoape UardenorM.
Hextell Thomas, 101 Montgomery
Block
Lemaire E. & Son, 30 Lewis
Serb Joseph, NW cor Bush and Lvon
Staeglich Frank, 1307 Jackson
Ulrich R., 339 Bush
"White Charles, SE cor Bush and Cen-
tral Av
I<anteru»t.
(See afso Hardiuare.)
BOE.SCH EMILE, 569 Mission
Hubbaid J. B. & Sous, liIO Front
Iiapidaries.
(See also Jewi-.iers, etc.)
Bosii Romain. 13 Trinity
Bn'tiinuel J. V., 32s Bush
Calilnrnia Jewelry Co., 134 Sutter
Cunor Francis, 223 Kearny
Koi'hler & Ritter, 26 Post
Lalne J. & Son, 618 Merchant
Laird D. W., 27 Post
Levison Brothers, i;J4 Sutter
Mezzara Pietro, 808 Montgomery
MohrigC. F., Berrv, bet Fourth and
Fifth
Pacific Jewelry Co., 6 Battery
liast makers.
Leveque <fe Potter, 10 Stevenson
Wing William H. & Co., NE cor Mis-
sion and Fremont
liatlis ( Pateut Improve-
lueiit.)
Coleman Ezra, NE cor Fremont and
Mission
Iiaandrics.
AUement L. Mme., 921 Howard
American Laundry, .517 Mission
Andre & Faure, 724 Filbert
Antoine C. Mln/., 1.524 i'olk
Armstrong Uudi>lph (.United States), E
s Hampshire, bet Twenty-second
and Twi'nty-third
Atkinson David (California), Euss
Alley
Audeniard E. Mrs., 470 Tehama
Barbaste R. Mrs., 838 Clay
Bellet Fram-ois, 712 Vallejo
Bennett Mary 31rs., 5.5.5 fjryant
Berson A. .Mrs., 42) Sutter
Biarnez A. Mme., 918 Larkin
Bonfelet Celestiue Mme. (Hayes Park),
527 Hayes
Bonnitbrd Ambroise, 1412 Powell
Bii.'^q Elizabeth Mme.,in23ia Sutter
Bourassnn Euphrasie Mme., 736 How
Briseno Frank, 411 Pine
Canies J'eter, 1.50 Shipley
Cantel Annette Mrs., 22 Lewis
Carey Julia Mrs., N s Jackson, bet
Baker and Lyon
Cedicy Emma Mrs., 903 Larkin
Chartier Louisa yU^., 336 Sixth
Chauvel John, 416 Sixth
Christen.sen C'liarl.s, 12 Francisco
Clement Felici Mrs., 1056 Howard
Clinton Vesta, 132.-S i'acltic
Contra Costa Laundry Association, 28
Sacramento
Coppe .Antoinette Mme.,NE cor Cali-
fornia and Baker
Cords Heiirv, 24 .lansen
Cotte Elodie,4U deary
Croze Augubie, 231 Kitch
Crystal Lake Laundrv, 18 Fifth
Curran Mary Miss, i:t8^^ Shipley
Darolles Leon (.^lodel), S s California
bet Baker and Broderick
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
995
DeUaesCliarlo, lixrruird
1 elbend Margaret .Mrs., '20 Taylor
Devignes All.,.. .Mr,-,., SWcorSoven-
teenth an.l Valemhi
Devlin Sarah i:iUO Tavli.r
Dijeau Angeliiw, (m Broadway
Dixon & White (Eureka), NW cor
( appnnd Twoniv-sl.xth
Dumas Ijicicii, 26 Si'venth
Elk .Matilda Mi»s, 606 St.'Venson
LvaIn Vic-li.rinc, .HOI'., Hush
Federspiel Lnuis, 515'. Fourth
Haiiiedy A Waliler (Central), SW cor
\ an Ness Av and CnenwIch
Fleury .\dnl,,h, 131 Park Av
iTCr .\.l.,I|,li,.52x HaM's
tianc. Si li..yi-r ( Van .\ess A v), 33 Fell
GasMuaiui .J.mij li., 406 Inlon
Caude S., :tI5 Sutter
Geuty Amelia Mrs., .524 Bush
Gernlieck Albert, NEcor Montgomery
.\v and Keariiv
Giauniul ilc'ii.y, 1707 Dupont
(J'Mlet L..uls, 910 Howard
Gi>glieiii.ui.\ Pierre, 143 Ninth
Go.-.ta lleiirv, I7:i r.rrv
Graf ( harl.'s A., 2109 .s'tuckton
Grasselly Kugeiie, 91(i I'ciwell
(irouiair- Si(|.,ule iMiue., ifX)3 Powell
(iunu &. .Mrdlaiid (City;, m,s Folsom
Henuig J..l,n (J., N s Chestnut, bet
iirod'Tiik and liaki'r
Hickey i;ii/« .Mrs., I'ifteenth Av, bet
g and 1;, S .utli S. F.
Hughes Williaiii, .535 Mission
Iversen Nicolai, 653 Sacramento
.laiqulnot FraiKMjlse (lace), 605 Post
Jiaib'rt Peter, 1.302 Powell
Joullin Kficnue, 40ii Sutter
Klicull.ii :\l:,l:;i,'l, 21 Kreelon
La (Jriuid.' I.iiiiiidry ('„., 648 Market
Laliarer.' 3IU b.l, 1211 Howard
Lacazettc L<niis, 6U3 Hayes
Laconic .lolm, 1511 Howard
Lardry Louis, 1-. > ."Sli^slou, bet Twen-
ty-elghlh and Tw(?nty-ulnth
r.egli-e Alcide, 511 Hvde
Licot Leon, 711 VaileJ.,
Llpsky F., 1133 Clay
Loewensteiu J. H. (Metropolitan), 920
Natoina
Lynch Bridget 3Ilss, 1.53 Minna
Malbo Fraucuis, 225 Post
Marc Philip, 72i» Br.iadway
Mareoti fh.il.-.jus, 1424 Dupont
31aix-u.-.e Henry L., 50 Third
Maniueia Iii'ImuI-, i:il8 ]>upont
May & Hail] i(;oldeu (J.ite), S 8 Six-
teenth, bet Second .\v and Valen-
cia
McGee Kate Miss, 647 Mission
Mechanics ('ooju^rative Co.'s Laundry,
Vi.>ita( inn Valley
Molturet y\. .Mrs., 237 Thirteenth
Murphy Henry 1 New .Vmerlcan), 517
Ml.-si..ii
N(jblet .liii.'s, 870 Fdls.ini
Noirjeaii Cailii-riiie .Mine., ,5.36 Mission
O'C'inti-ll Catheiliie .Mrs., 2:{3 Jessie
O'Dea Walter, 1713 .Market
Occidental, SW cor Filbert and GouBh
Olivier Claudliie Mme., 1021 Stock-
ton
) ircier Alexandre, .50S Bmadwav
Pelanda I'edro (Turk Street;, .520 Turk
l'eili>nn & .^loynier, 913 Stockton
Pe\ re Cele^tiii A., 826 (ireen
Pierce .Sarah .Mr.s., 406 Cleuientlna
Pignc.t Jcdiu,822 .MlssliiU
tJueiiel Kinil, 1207 Tyler
Relmer J. P., 49 SHiiaiii'ntu
Renault Philip]. In.- .>lrs , 1431 Pino
Revni.'iid .\ugii-t,724 lilbert
Robbin Frank, Is16 .Mlssl.m
Roy Th..nni.>, 1I2Ta.»lor
Sau Fiaiiclsco Laundry .\s.soclatlOD,33
Geary
Sartliiiii liernaril, 423 J'ost
Sartli'iu .lean L., 1211 Howard
Sicr Kic.ise .Mr.«.,;Hl Third
Sini lair Mary E., 18 lloardman
Sitlir .liiseph, 76S'.. Howard
Stanley James (WorKlngmen's), 366
Natotna
Talb.>t .Marv :Mrfi., 1310 Taylor
Tarbiix K. T. (What Clieer), 121 Leld
Tavl'ir D. \. (Natlonal),S\> corBeven-
" teentli ami D.il.ires
Thernel IMarle, 100 Stockton
Toiirnel ('. .Mme., 120 Geary
Turner Th.iiiias, 16 llciniann
Wel^h .\nii .Mrs., 19 Everett
Women's Co-uperatlve, 109 Fifteenth
Laundr^r Nuppliea.
Hazard R<iwlau.l R.,fi09 .^Iisslon
liaw Blanka.
(Scf. also llouksfllcTi.)
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Howell ,1. L., 624 MontKomery
Whitney Siininer <fc (>>., 613 Clay
Ijawyera.
{See Attorneys at Law.)
I..ead I*l|.e .naiiurarturern.
SKl.HV SMELTI.\(i.\M)Li;AD(;o.,
otllcc 218 Sanson), (.see adv. dept.
pa«e xxlv)
Lead WorkM.
Morrow & Strong, 215 First
SELBV SM ELTINt; A.VD LEAD CO.,
office 216 .San.som, (see adv. dept.
page xxlv)
I^eadier Dealers.
{^Importfrs. .See also Tanneri.)
''.^benheinier .liilhis, 22 San.som
''B-.'mler I'liarles, 42 IJeary
Bloch A l)a\id-.on(iii,,rocco), 117 Pine
Brack (iswal.l, 6-13 Merchant
Cahen Brothers &('..., 41 Clav
CiiX J. W. & t:o., NW cor Front and
Grei.-n
Dnnforth E. P. <t f'o , 723 Battery
*Dolllyer<S Hr..., 107 Post
'•Frank Saiiiie I H., 415 liattery
'■■•GK ri.ISi IN & I, A MdS. TM Market
Gorlon B-ruarl, 312 Eighth
Gray Samuel ('., 4IH Battery
Hall F., .5'N! .Alarket
Heliieberg B., 49 Clav
■•-••Heetit Hro^. & C..., 528 .Market
"JUllN.'iDN J. (J. * CO., 12-14 Pino
(see ailv. dept. page xxvl)
Klrby R. C. ACo., J. C. Johnson &,
Co., agents, 12 Pine
Kullnian, Wagner &. Co., -15 Clay
*'JIag.-e it -Mo.ire, 4-'0,<ans<.ni
■'Main it Winchester, 214 Battery
■•-NK lliii.s A. ( ■. <fe <;. •., N K cor Bat-
tc-rv an.l Clav
O'DiiN-NELL ('. (m..rocco), 607 Bran-
nan (see adv. dept. page .\1vl)
'■•Rosseter A Smith, 5^1.5 Market
*Rue 1 .1. ('.,:« Clay
t'SCIIIM.VCIIKR A., 624 Market
S1...-S l,..ul^.t ('.>., 310 .Sansom
'"Sternf.-l 1 iiioihers & Co. (calf skins),
.539 .Market
"St.neit llavden,422 Battery
Sumner W. B. A C.'., 519 Front
Wentwortb I. JL Boot and Shoe Co.,
867 ."Vlarket
Wllllains Brothers. 25 New Mont
O
O
^
^
B. Gellewiii. i:-rtal.. 1sfi2. ( ;. c. Laudln.
OETLESON & LANDI8
(Successors to L. F.Weck & Co.), Im-
porter.-, of
FRENCH CALFSKINS,
.\1i.l Iieult-r- III
Lteather and Fiiidinif*,
MU MARKET ST.
Opp. Sansoni, - - - San Francisco
A. C. NICHOLS & CO.
Coiuinlxgioii .'>I«>relian(a and
Dealers lu Leather,
Also, Hi.l.--. Tiin..«. P.li-, Tanners'
Tool-,
al-
ii'Tlalit;
402 and 404 Battery, Cor. Clay
I<eather Uonda — nanufac-
(urera.
Lodiba':-: * ' , i:h <?utlor
Merk.-l 1 11
Radius I
I
o
5-^
8
CO
OS
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor Tb^-d Street
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
99(*)
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
lieecbes— Importers.
Hermann Theo. & Co., 630 Washington
Iiibraries— Public.
Free, Pacific Hall, N s Bush, bet Kear
and Dupont
French, 1'20 Sutter
Mechanics' Institute, 27 Post
Mercantile, 216 Bush
Mllitarv, 328 Montgomery
Odd Fellows', 325 Montgomery
San Francisco Law, 27 Mont Block
Worbingmen's Free, 861 Market
Young 'Men's Christian Association,
232 Sutter
Iiife rreservers.
Kahnweiler Jacoh, 310 Sansom
WATSON & C> I., 319 Battery
j I<iiue.
; Blochmann & Cerf .(agents IXL), 24
i California
i DAVIS & COWELL, 211 Drumm(see
[ adv. dept. page xlii)
Holmes H. T. & Co., 215 and 16-20
Market
' Knobloch J., XE cor Butte and Ten-
; nessee
Schroeder A., 516 Kearny
: Taggart P. & Son,XW cor Nineteenth
I 'and Foliom
Tiernan & Co., 2622 Mission
liineus— Irisli.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
KICHAEDS(>N .T. N. SONS <fe OW-
DEN, 511 3Iarket
I
I Itlneu Tbreads.
! BAEBOl'R BKOTHEKS, 511 Market
DOYLE HENRY & CO., 511 Market
Kittle & Co. (agent Andrew Coates),
! 202 California
t
I<iqnor Refiners.
i Pacific Distilling and Refining Co., 411
AVasIiington
Iiiquors — Iinporlers and
IVIiolesale.
{See also Satire Wines.)
Andnran C. & Co., 515 Sacramento
Anger B. i. & Co., -JOli Battery
Bach, Meese & Co., o21 Montgomerr
Behrens Jamc.:, oOS'v; Battery
Bell Robert, 412 Sansom
I Brick wedel Henry & Ci.., 210 Front
■ Buneman H. <fe Co., 321 Batterv
Carroll R. T. & Co., :32S Sansom
Cartan, McCarthy & Co., 513 Sac
Cassiu F. & P. J., .52:5 Front
Chauche Adrien G., 615 Front
Chevalier F. & Co., 520 AVashington
Chlelovich E. & Co., 601 Front
I Cockrill T. O. & Co., 521 Front
COLEMAN WJI. T. & CO., SW cor
Caiifornia and Front
Commin? S- < i'< onnor, 505 Front
1 Crane. Hastings it- Co., 121 CaUfornia
I Curtis .1. 31.. 123 California
DANERI F. d- Cii., 504 Front (see
! adv. dept. page xlvil )
Denaveanx & Maison, NW corSansom
and Jackson
Dodge A\'. AV. <t Co., NW cor Front
and Clav
I Fargo E. A. <fc Co., 316 Front
Fenkhausen tb Brannschweiger, 414
I Front
Fisher W. J. d- Co., 415 Front
Flanagan ,Ti>hn & Co., 421 Front
Funkenstein & Co., 320 Sansom
Gentry R. P.. & Co., 425 Front
Gilman A. M., 308 California
Oilman, Walker * Co., SW cor Cali-
fornia and Fnmt
t Goodwin M. & Co., 407 Battery
Grange N.. 711 Sansom
I GUNDLACH J. <t CO., SE cor Mar-
bet and Second
Hahn S. & Co., 217 Front '
Hoelscher William & Co., 501 Market
HotaUng A. P. & Co., 431 Jackson
Jackson T. AV., 416 Sacramento
Jaujou E. A. & Co.. 4:30 Jackson
Jost & Adler, 321 Battery
Kane, O'Leary & Co., 607 Front
KeUy, Henderson & Gilchrist, 311
Front
Kelly & Eagan, R04 Battery
Kennv John, 605 Fnmt
KOHLEK <fe FROHLING, 626 Mont-
gomery and SE cor Sutter and
Dupont
Lang & Co., 210 Dupont
Lenormand Bros., 40 Clay
Llchtenstein Max, 405 Front
Lilienthal & Co., 223 California
Livingston & Co., 222 California
Loewe Brothers, 217 Batterv
LI »AA" C. ADi )LPHE & Ci >., 208 Cal
Lyman, Rafl^rty & Co., 416 Battery
Lyons E. G. & Co., .508-510 Jackson
Malatesta Louis, 311 Pacific
Mandlebaum Francis, 312 Sacramento
Maristanv J. & Co., 519 Sacramento
Martin E. & Co., 408 Front
Mav, Prosper & Co., 33 Sutter
BJcAran & Co., :522 Front
Meinecke Charles & Co., 314 Sac
Jloon, Scully & Co., 316 Sacramento
and 321 Commercial
Jloore. Hunt, & Co., 32 California
More, Kevnolds & (to., 212 California
Naber, Alfs & Brune, 413 Front
( I'Neil M. J., 314 Jackson
Palmer Henry <S Co., 302 Davis
Paquetle, Graham & Co., 519Sac
Pascal, liubedat & Co., 426 Jackson
Pestnt-r & Hildebrandt, 411^13 Battery
Porter David, 405 3Iontgomery
Putzman Fr., 304 Battery
Qnitzow H. AV., 519 Sacramento
Rebstock, Endres & Co., .322 Sansom
Renz John, 219 Commercial
Richards & Harrison, 314 Battery
Riley Benjamin F., 318 Front
Roth & Co., 214 Pine
Sabatie A. E. & Co., 619 Sansom
Sabatie, Suich & Co., 330 Bush
Saulnier .John & Co., 406 Battery
Schroder Henry & Co., SAV cor Battery
and AVashington •
Schultz & A"on Bargen, SE .cor Front
and California
Shea, Bocqueraz & McKee, SW cor
Front and Jackson
Siebe Bros. & Plagemann, 425 Sac
Simmouds G. ^Nabob AATiiskey), 217
Front
Spruance, Stanley & Co.. 410 Front
Sroufe & McCrum, 409 Front
Sturm A'. H..323 Front
Taussig & Co., SW cor Battery and
Sacramento
A*au Bergen N. & Co., 413 Clay
A'ignier Ami, 429 Battery
AValter <fe Lieber, 621 Sansom
AVard AVilliam & Co., -509 Sacramento
AVarde M. & Co., 313 Battery
AA"eil Brothers, 213 Jackson
AVxhman & Lutgen, 321 Clay
Wilhelnii H. & Co., 324 Clay
AVilmerding A Co., 216 Front
AVolters Brothers, 221 California
Iiiquors— Betall.
Abrahamson Niels, 420',. Sixth
Adam & Kibbe, cor Market & Geary
Aheru John M., NAV cor Larkin and
Ash Av
Ahlers (ieorge, 229 Spear
Ahlers ,Iohn D., SAV cor Valencia and
Twenty-third
Ahlers & Bceckmann, NW cor Polk
and Au>tiu
Ahreus D. & G.. 1.38 Third and SW cor
Mission and ]Main
Ahrens Jacob, 715 Natoma
Ahrens Jacob H., 211 Davis
Ahrens * .Shattuck, NAV cor Second
and 3linna
Albeu Louis, NF cor Sixth and Shipley
Alhers 3Iarcus, 335 Fourth
Allen John, NE cor Folsom and
Rausch
Ambroise Julien, 1031 Dupont
Amendt Emil, 436 Bush
Ammann Adolph, 9 Hardie PI
Anderson Andrew. 212 Drumm
Anderson Charles A., 209 Jackson
Anderson & Co., NAV cor Sanchez and
Twentv-ninth
Anthes & Liebman, 102 (3eary
Anthony <fc !Maas?, 6 Clara Lane
Antony Frank, 1042 Folsom
Appel Louis, 315 3Iontgomery Av
Armstrong (_'hrl>toplier. NA\' cor Fol-
som and Harriet
Asmussen AA'. A. & Co., NW cor Bry-
ant and Eighth
Astredo Anthony, 6:i5 AVashington
Atkinson James, 1021 Market
Attridge James, NAV cor Cnion and
Leavenworth
Atzeroth & Moller, NE cor Gough and
Austin
Aumann Frederick, 610 Jackson
Avers Harrv, 1 Stockton
Ayers & Ward, 969 Mission
Bach Rosa, 421 Drumm
Backus John.SE cor Mission and Bond
Bacon John B., 38 Sixth
Bacquie Heurv, i:i01 Stockton
Baehr John M., 414 Sansom
Bahl Louis. 249 Stevenson
Bahrt Martin, NE cor Seventh and
Cleaveland
Bailev Robert S., 222McAUister
Baines T. F., 128 Fifth
Bairne Barbara Mrs., 908 Kearny •
Baker Eliza Mrs., 908 Kearny
Baker I. 31., NAV cor Eddy and Mason
Baker & Bird, 544 California
Banks John, 997 JIarket
Bankson J. R., 208 First
Barg & A' erbarg, 15G Clara
Bargagliotti Paolo, 511 'o Broadway
Barklage William, SE cor Jackson and
Kearny
Barner AVillinm, NE cor Ninth and
Natoma
Barnes & ( '>., NE cor Steiner and |'al
Barnett J. J., SW cor Second and Na-
toma
Barr Charles. .534 California
Barra Ezeklel I., NAV cor First and
Minna
Barre August, NW cor Lombard and
Octavia
Barron Cornelius, SW Georgia and
Sierra
Barron AA'illiam, SW cor Pow and Clay
Barry David, NE cor Eighth and
Heron
Barry Patrick, NAA' cor Russ and Na-
toma
Barry Patrick, NW cor Seventh and
Stevenson
Bartels Henry, SAA' cor Union and
Front
Bartholoma John, NE cor Commerce
and Battery
Baruth Ernst F., SW cor Post and
Fillmore
Baruth Henrv 23o ilinna
Baruth AVilliaiii P., NAV cor Hyde and
Sutter
Battles & Gilleran, 241 Fourth
Baum AViUiam, 101 Powell
Baun Jasper, 915 Eighteenth
Bay ley Charles A., 659 Clay
Becker Brothers, SE cor Sutter and
Leavenworth, SE cor Sutter and
Taylor, SE cor Geary and Larkin,
SE cor Turk and Larkin
Becker Casper, NW cor Dupont and
O'Farrell
Becker George J., SAV cor Fourth and
Berry
Becker Gusfav JE s Dolores, bet Four-
teenth and Fifteenth
Becker AVilliam, NW cor Spear and
Mission
Becker & Fischer, 1152 31arket
Becker & Niquet, NJi. cor Sixth and
Minna
Beckmann Brothers, NAV cor Green-
wich and Taylor, and SAV cor Green
and Hyde
Beckmann Peter AV., NE cor Jlission
and Fourteenth
Beggs Ellen Mrs., 122 AA'illiam
Beh'nemann & Co., SW cor Taylor and
O'Farrell
Behrens Brothers, NE cor Twenty-
fourth and Potrero Av
Behrens Frederick, NE cor Twenty-
second and Mission
Beirne Patricb, 123 .Shipley
Benard Auguste F., NE cor Fifth and
Howard
BenJt AVilliam, 12 Clay
Benbelman Rosalie, cor Railroad and
Ninth avs, South S. F.
Bennett Fredericb, 220 Brannan
Benning Anton, SAV cor Taylor and
Chest init
Bensen Conrad, 2029 Polk
Bensen Henry, NE cor Sixth and Bry-
ant
Benson T. A., NE cor Eighth and Fol
BULLOCZ & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Dolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St, opposite the Plaza.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
997
Benson W. K., 51 Brady
Bentham Harry, 5:?8 Market
BerettaAiigelo (sutler;, Presidio Res-
ervation
Berge Astri Mrs., NK cor Green and
Calhoun
Bergin M. W., NW cor Dora and Bry-
ant
Bernzott Frank, SE cor Main and 31ar-
kct
Beronio 0.,818 Sansom
Bertolani I'eter, 142 Folsoni
Bertram C. L., GU Jackson
Bestliorn Ilfnnnnn, 7 Stevenson
Bestor & Noramensen. 543 Jackson
Beverson Brothers, 570 MissioD
Bever (ieorge, 2221 Powell
Bever & Fortmann, 238 Sixteenth
Biedriil.nch Aufust, NE cor Third and
Jlif-i.jn
Bieleiii"-r'-' Peter, 31 Tehama
BigKs A. K. <fe Co., :i05 Calilomia
Biilini;^ I>. H. & Co., 1311 Stockton
Bird Thomas, 32!) Third
BischofrDiedrich,SW cor Geary and
.Jones
Blschi .tt Frederick, SW cor Powell and
Vullejo
Biziou Loiiis, 1413 Dupont
Black P.AV., X\V cor Fulton and De-
visadero
Blackburn L. F., :523 Bush
Blackuinu M.V., .329 Dupont
Blakely Calvin, SW cor Powell and
California avs
Blanc Maurice, 217 Beale
Blunchard & Benoit, t)49 PaciQc
Blaney James A.,SW cor Fourth and
.Mission
Blanken H., Six Mile House, San
Bnino Road
Blockhaus Frederick, 8H Jackson
Blolim Joiin, 539 Jack, and 923 Keamy
Blohia & Gerken, NE cor Mission and ,
B.-ale t
Blohm & Kflfermann, XW cor Folsom
and Fourth
Blohme John, NWcor Polk and Sutter
Blohme & Hagedom, NE cor Second |
and Tehama
Boettger Herman, 1318 Howard
Boger William, NW cor Stockton and
Fiibart
Bog^'an f)wen, NE cor Buchanan aud
Bush I
Bohan J. A., 921 Howard
Bonn (iustaf, 1.38 Folsom 1
Boothbv Brothers. 333 East 1
Bordi-nave John. SE cor Fifth Avjand |
M, South .S. F.
Bordt Henry, SW cor Harrison; and ,
(Jardeii 1
BoriAvskv Michael, 514 Haves
Bomiian J. C, NW cor Howard and I
Ninth
Boscheii Nicholas, NE cor Fifth and
Minna
Bosc (,'. M., SE cor Ellis and Fillmore
Bose Frederick, SW cor Brannan and
Geneva
Bose Kichard, SW cor Moss and How
Botcher Albert, SW cur Fell and La-
guna
Bourjiide Chert, 1509 Dnpont
Boutes & Pac, 511 Washington
Bovo (iabriel, 1300 Dui)ont
Bowe & Fricke, NK cor Sixteenthjand
I'otrero Av
Bowler James, 24 Howard
Bovce Richard, 2508 Bush
BoVer & Bouchet, 1222-1226 Dupont
Bovie & Dnltv, 705 .Market
Bovllan .\nnii Mrs., ft49 .Minna
Bovston & Urady, 113 Sutler
Bozi') & Leturc, 149 Fourth
Bracken Jolin, E s San Bruno Road, nr
Railroad Av
Bradv Patrick F.,610 Market and II
i'ost
Bradv Thomas H.,4 Fourth
Bra^iii Frank, 415 Drumm
BruMstedt John H., 251 Steuart
Brandt Frederick, 417 Third
Brandtjen Ji.lin,430 Fourth
Brede Henrv J., 1.501 Market
Bredhofl II.iirv,42:5 Ka.st
Breede H. August,809 (Jlay
Bremer John H., NE cor Vallejo and
Larkin ,, . j
Brennan Bros., NW cor Mission and
Thirty-first ^ , . ,
Brennan James, S 8 Folsom, bet
Fourth and Fifth
! Brennan Janus, NE cor Townsend
' and Liberty
Brennan Thoinas, S s Twenty-fifth,
bet Dolores and Church
I Brennan T. W., NE cor Kearny and
; Clav
1 Brennan William, 815 Clay
Brennan & Cawley, 827S Folsom
Breslauer ileury, 419 I'ine
J Itreslin .lolin, 123 Fremont
liresv,. Louis, SW cor Montgomery and
Merdiant
] Breuer Hermann, 511 Filbert
Brewer Rudolpli, 512 Front
' Brewton & Cadv, 422 Keamy
Brlckwedcl I'. il.,W\U;hiv
Brickwedi'l ,t (Joetjen, NE cor Mission
and Fremont
lirickwedel & JUGreevy, SE cor Spear
and Harrison
I Broad Charles E., NE cor Pine and
' Hvde
BrockUoir W. H., XW cor Bryant Av
and Twentv-fourth
Broer & Peters, 314 Post
Brosi G. E., ;i7 Second
JJrotlierton George C, 25 Geary
Brown Charles, SE cor Howard and
Steuart
Brown Edward, NE cor Florida and
Twentieth
Brown Frederick, 10 Steuart
Brown Henrv, KKJl Kearny
Brown William IL, (i2r) Sacramento
Brown & Perkins, SE cor Jlontgomery
and Wa.-langton
Browning John, XW cor Nineteenth
aud Jlissiou
Browning William, 541 Clay
Brownstone Isaac, NE cor Larkin and
Post
'■'Broger John, 623 Second
Bruhns Hans W., SE cor Filbert and
Battery
Brunig < 'hristian, 49 Stevenson
Brun]"s Brothers, SE cor Kearny and
Vallejo ,, ,
BruDjes Diedrich, W s Mission, Ave
miles from City Hall
Brunjes Henry, 4:i0 Brannan
Brunjes John, SW cor Uupont and
Greenwich
Bruns Brothers & Steimke, Sb cor SLs-
teenth and .Mission
Bruns Henry, 236 Montgomery
Bruns Henry, XW cor lolsom and
Tweutv-sixth ., , ^ j
Bruns Henry F., SW cor Market and
1 Bruns Peter, XW cor Third and
Berry ^^„. _, , .
I Bruns & Bor..iann, X%V cor Main and
' Brvant
BrunsA Kohnke, 120 California
Bru.sal)er C H., W s Kentucky, bet
Sii-rra ami Nevada
Buchanan .lanle^, 206 XInth
Baclil & Li'iuanu, SW cor Keamy
ami Wa-liington
Bucking & Pil-i'-r, 51.5 Bryant
BuoblniHim Heury, XK cor Minna and
Eighth „ ,
Bujan Antonio, San Brnno Road, nr
County Line
Bunton Richard, 640 Market
Burfeind .Martin, SW cor Mason and
Francisco
Burke John, 249 Third
Burke Michael, XW cor Scott and
Fills
Burke W. J., SE cor Howard and
Kausch
Burke & McAsey, 2:e Brannan
Burn.eister & -Mehrtens, N W cor Call-
lorniaand Leavenworth
Rnrns Ilugli, 12<i« Market
Bu'chmann John, XE cor Folsom and
Third
Bu=h Philip, 10.56 !■ olsom
'Btenop Henrv, 625 Pacific
B tier, ohn, 7 Sutter and .506 Market
I Butt t^- C, SWcor XIneteenth aud
I Stevenson ^ ,
Hutt P X.. SE cor Sutter and Lagiina
Buz/lnl Mirtin, SE cor Mission and
' Buzzlld & Glanettonl, 29 Sixth
I Bver liroth>'rs, 219 I'aclilc
^acc•loloJo^.■|.b,27(•.rn^lerctol
Cagnev Tim. tin, 319 Minna
Cahllf Jam.s sW cor Brannan an.l
I Cald"irF.. NE cor D.VU «.dJaclc
I Callahan Jomes J., SE cor Filbert and
; Kearuv
I Callaglmn A Danahy, 18 Sixth
; Callahan -Mary, XE cor Itrannan and
I Sixth
! Callahan <fe Enrlght,2l9 Fourth
Cullan Tlionia-,61ii .Mmtgonii-ry
' CamplH'll .lames A.. 739 Folsom
Coniptx'll J .iiu J.,SKcor Fourth and
Howard
Carapi' Henrv, IGOI Howard
Cantus ( ieorg(! & Co., SW cor Stockton
ami iCFarrell
Cappa<iacy .lobn A Co., 308 Kearny,
120 Leidesdorlland 312 Wash
Cappel lii-rnard. 312 Thirteenth
Cappolu ( 'atlierlne .Mr>., N i: cor >V ash-
Ingtonand Leavenworth
I Carlson <fe KrUk<on,7 .Merchant
Carmack W. \>.,mi .Mission
t:aro Louis, 224 'i Fifth
Carolln James, N K cor Third and HAr
Carroll Brothers, NE cor Third and
Tehama
Carroll 1 tennis, SE cor Capp and Seven-
teenth
f;arroll John, 509 Howard
Carr ill John F., 200 Sansom
Carson John, SW cor Mission and
Ocean House Iload
Carsten Frederick, NW cor Mission
and Seventeenth
Corty Luke, i:«9.Sansom
Casev Lawrence, 522 Ninth
Casev Owen, XE cor Bryant and
Chesley
Casey Thomas F., .wl Howard
Cassel H., 652 .Sacramento
Cassldv Andrew, Jil Valencia
Castagnet & Lecusan, 5;iO .Merchant
Castello H. C., XE cor -Montgomery
ami Washington
Caswell A. J., dWi East
Cavagnoro Domenlco, 628 Broadway
CavalleraS., 121 Mason
Cayberg Felix, SW cor Folsora and
Seventh „ ,.. , ,, *
Cereghlno R. & C«., E s Mission, bet
Twentv-nlnih and Th rlletli
Chadwlck Charles, Ocean Beach Road,
three miles from Clifl' House
Chamller (Uiarles, (Jalifomia Theatre
Chandler * Frost, 501 Dupont
Charles Jlar'u^, 246 Sutu-r
ChartlerAugu^te, 324 Sixth
Chatonet AM,'U-t, Broadway Hotel n
Cheesman & Pick, SW cor Tyler and
ChemiV Eugene, NW cor Foturth |and
Folsom „ '
Chlucovich Peter, SE cor Sansom and
Pttclflc
Chrlsler Amazinh M., 777 JUsfloD
Chrlstensen F.U. C.. Passenger Depot,
Southern I'ac. U. K.
Chrl5llau Michael, NNV cor Pacific and
Chri'stYan Michael ('., XE cor Ellis and
Larkin
Chrl^tln Charles, 313 Hayes
Cnatrev (Miarles 212 .Sansoin
Clark "William .^I.,40'.'to»rth
(•arke (Jeorge, 110 Pacific
Classen F. H.'& Co., XW cor Mason
and Fran.lNro
fllne Henrv, 5 .Mission
Coakley Jeren.lab, NW cor Townsen-l
aud Crook
(•oates Caleb, :^ .'butter
Poeii Frank, 511 Jackson
Col," Slmoii, NWcor Hayea and Oc-
ColeVnanD. H.,XK cor Brannan|and
Gilbert ,
Collet Fort'iiie, sm Second
Collins Patrick, 13^ Hfth
Collins Patrick, NE cor Neva-la and
C.Mlin>"s^'K & <'o.. :et Montgomery
and 511 California
Colloiiau William, 133 Tliljd
Colman Martin, NE cr Pine and
Kearny
Oomerforl Patrick, 1911 Hyde
Comic-Frank. XW' cor Hroa.lway and
Powell
f;<mcannon Lnke, 1577 Market
( -onion Michael, iril Brannan
Connelly Timothy, SW cor Hr»t and
Conne'rb'.n'owcn, N'W cor Eighth and
Connolly Catherine Mrs., 8W Front
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998
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Connolly Edward, 18 Leidesdorff
ConnoUv A Kiernan, Dunbar AUev,
rear i ild Citv Hall
Considine Jolin, 211 Tehama
Constine Brothers, X \V cor Elhs and
Larkin
Conway Bernard, 993 Market
Conwav James, 1200 Market and 1
Tyler
Conway 3Iartin J., 420 Drumm
Conway Patrick, XE cor Sixteenth
and Dolores
Cook Annie Mrs., 400 Third
Cook Edward L., 221 Elhs
Cook E. G. & Co., 47 Second
Cook George, 446 Clementina
Cook M. k Co., 513 ■\Vashiut;ton
Cooney John N., XE cor Fulton and
Lagnna
Cooney Thomas J., NE cor Sinth and
Minna
Corbett & Rot^he, 23 Second
Cordes Clans H., SE cor Market and
Beale
Cordes Jacob H., SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-sixth
Cornahrens Herman, NE cor Howard
and Sixth
Costa John, 843 Pacific
Costello John T., KW cor Shinier and
Fifth
Cox Joseph F., SE cor Minnesota and
Solano
Coyle John, 120 Berrv
Crais: James, 629 Front
Craig John, SAV cor Twenty-fourth and
Chattanooea
Crejran & Doyle, 213 California, and
SW cor doward and Sixth
Creifrhtun Patrick, SW cor Folsom and
Fifth
Cronin Cornelius, 1019 Market
Cronin David, 159 Jlinna
Cronin John, SE cor California and
Fillmore
Croskey Eobert, 229 Hayes
Crow Jennie Mrs., 236 First
Crowley Daniel F.. 133.S Washington
Crowler John J.. 237 Minna
Cullen Thomas, XW cor Ellis and De-
visadero
Cumminj;s 'WiUiam J., 656 Mission
Cummins Thomas, SE cor Mission and
Twenty-second
Cuneen Arthur, SW cor Filbert and
Montj-'omerv
Cnneo Charles, 539 Washinpton
Cuneo John, NW cor Francisco and
Tavlor
Cunha A. 51., 913 Broadway
Cunningham John, 18 Fifth
Cunningham Thomas H., ;301 Kearnv
Curler James, XW cor Valencia anil
Twenty-sixth
Curley & Hughes, XW cor Alabama
and Twenty-third
Curran John, SE cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Curran Patrick, XW cor Berry and
Fourth
Curry Jiihn, 149 Second
Curtin Michael J., 1317 Mission
Cusack Thomas, SM' cor Brannan and
Clinton
Cnslck Patrick F., 1142 Folsom
Dahl & Co.. XAV cor Pacific and Mason
Dahlquist i ). P., 433 Bush
Dahmke Frederick, SE cor Berry and
Rltch
Dally John, 1.34 Haves
Daiss & Schmitt, XW cor Bush and
Kearny
Daley Ellen Miss, XE cor Shasta and
Illinois
Daly F. R., SE cor Parker and Colum-
bia PI, Bernal Heights
Dalv John C, 15-i First
Daly Timothy, 7o;i^ Davis
Daneri John, 131 J'acific
Dangers Brothers. XE cor Post and
Laguna
Danlhel James, 617 Lagnna
Dankemerer * To.-tmann, SE cor
Geary and Dupcmt
Dannmnnn & Hi'tlinaiin, 236 Brannan
Dasmann AVillium, 1701 Howard
Darion Eugene, 70S Commercial
Davis Frank, 420 Sixth
Davis Julius X.. nr Ocean House
School
Davis ■\Villlam H., 120 .lackson
Davis William JI., liMo Howard
Davis & Dokola, 13 Steuart
Davis <fe Quinlan, SW cor Howard and
Xinth
Dawsou George <fe Co., 321 California
Dpy Alexander, 816 Greenwich
Day Knte Mrs., E s Snn Bruno Road,
nr Cortland Av
De Castro Theodore, 406 Pacific
De Ghetaldi Emilio, N E cor AVashlng-
toii and Battery
De Laucy Dare, 529 Pine
De Mettrio John, 13 Merchant
Deasy John, SE cor Filth and Shipley
Decker Barnard, 530 Valencia
Decker Christian, 156 Berry
Decker John H., SW cor Hyde and
California
Decker Richard & Co., XW cor Grove
and l)evisadero
Deely James, SW cor Polk and Pine
Dee> Louis, 209 Seoond
Deickniann & Rahlman, SW cor Fif-
teenth and Railroad avs, South
S. F.
Delaney John P., 837 Mission
Delauey ^Margaret >Irs., W s San Bru-
no Road, four miles from City Hall
Delau cfe Aotich, 120 31ontgomery Av
Demetz Henry, 735 li'Farfell
Denehy James, (jcean Beach Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
Desebrock Frederick, XE cor Fourth
and Brannan _,
Detels Henry D., SW cor Sacramento
ami Davis
Detel? M. & Co., SE cor 3Iain and Har
I)etel^ 31. & Co., S Sacramento
Detels & Schneider, SE cor Pacific and
Davis
Deucher Alfons, 243 Second
Deraur John A., 16 Heron
Devaurs Frank, 643 Broadway
Derer & Ferren, 525 Fourth
Derine Dennis B., XE cor Merchant
and Dunbar Alley
Dickenson Ehzabeth Mrs., SW cor
Leavenworth and California
Dicker James R., Sixth Av, nr Fulton
Diemer & Ewald, 338 Bush
Diercks <fe Huns, 432 Folsom and SW
cor First and Clementina
Diers Frederick, 524 Fourth
Diers Henrv, 337 Third
Dieter Henry, 1606 3Iission
Dietrich & Leedes, 650 Sacramento
Dillon Henrr, SW cor San Jose Av and
Valley
Dillon Luke, X b Fulton, bet Baker
and Broderick
Dimmer Xicholas, SE cor Broadway
and Powell
Dimmer & Stege, 719 Pacific
Dingelberger Edward, SW cor Brannan
and Seventh
Dls & Straub, XE cor Filbert and FUl-
more
Dixon Clement, 8 Summer
Docking Joel, 409-411 Montgomery Av
Doerr Henrv, 163 Jessie
Doherty J<.hn, 1016 Market
Dohmann Hermann. 23 Washington
Dolan AViUiam B., 145 Third
Donahue C. J., SW cor Bryant and
Kate
Donigan Michael, 1317 Sansom
Donlon John, 825 Folsom
Donnellv Bridget Mrs., E s .\Iabama,
bet Twenty-fifth and Twentv-
slxth
Donnelly Peter, SE cor Folsom and
Twenty-seventhj Bernal Heights
Donohue J. C, XA\ cor Bryant and
Bryant Av
Donohue John, 827 Folsom ■
Donohue A Phelan, 33 Second
Dooley Lucy Mrs., 554 Mission
Dooiev Patrick, SE cor Bav and Hvde
Dooley & Boylan, 316 Fourth
Doran Charles L., 773 Market
Dornn Joseph, SEcor Gilbert and Bran
Dorcy P. J. & Co., 112 Dupont
Dorgeloh Bros., 1250 Mission
Dorgeloh Louis, 130 Fourth
Dormer Thomas, 420 Pacific
Dorrance W. C.,SE cor Second and
Xatoma
Dos( her Claus, XAV cor Jackson and
Battery
Doscher Henry, XW cor Folsom and
Rausch
Doscher Hemry, SE cor Xatoma and
Russ
Doscher Henry, SW cor Shasta and
Jlichigan
Doscher Hermann, SE cor Clementina
and Fiftli
Doscher John D., SE cor First and
Slission
Doscher & A'on Bargen, SAV cor Mc-
Alli^ter and AVebster
Dougheity John H., 515 California
Dougherty k Clark, cur Second and
King
DoUL'las Thomas, 444 Third
Dowde & Farrell, 323 J^ourth
Dovle John, XA\' cor Geary and Cen-
tral Av
Dovle J.ihn E., 311 Bush
Doyle & Cashnian. 7*3 Howard
Drerer Diedrich, XE cor Illinois and
Twentieth
Dre>lus Jacob, SW cor Geary and
William
Driscoll Bros., SE cor Fourth and
Minna
Drucker Albert, SAV cor Third and Te-
hama
Drucker John, 968 :Mission
Drucker AViUiam, XE cor Thirtieth
and Sanchez
Druhe J. G., SW cor CaUfornia and
Drunim
DufTev Bros., SE cor Laguna and
Eighth
Dnfti'v John, 651 Mission
Dufty Bros., 631 Merchant
Dufi'y Edward, 914 Sansom
Dugan I'atrick, 3 Frederick
Duncan Robert, 5 Spring
Dunlap John J., 317 Tehama
Dunne ( iwen, 309 Third
Dunne AViUiam, S\V cor Pacific and
Leavenworth
Dunning Thomas, 253 Clara
Dimworth Peter, 19 Clinton
Duris John, 545 First
Durroux & Favarel, 1500 Polk
Duvenerk & Co., XAA' cor Seventeenth
and Dolores, and SE cor Seven-
teenth and Eureka
Duwaldt Carson, XAV cor Seventeenth
and Church
Dwyer George, XE cor Dupont and
Francisco
Dwyer Michael, 516 Mission
Dwyer Timothy, XAA' cor Seventh and
Howard
Eagan John, 1129 Folsom
Eagles & AVild, 602 Mission
Earle John H., XE cor Clay and
Drumm
Eastland Charles, 112 Berry
Eaton Thomas, S s Point Lohos Av,
bet Boyce and Parker Av
Ebbinghausen Henry, SE cor Third
and Howard
Ebbinghausen & Co., XW cor Twenty-
first and Mission
Eckle Frederick, 631 Pacific
Eckstein <fe Schoeneburg, XAVcorBush
and Montgomerv
Edgar Alfred A.. 1914 Market
Edmonds AViUiam. 128 Bernard
Edwards Wiilinm T., SE cor Mission
and Tweifth
Eggeling Charles, lli;^ Leavenworth
Eggers Henrv, 228 Brannan
Eggers J. F. G., 533 CaUfornia
Eggers & Spanr, Merchants' Exchange
Eggleston & AVard, SE cor Kearny and
Bush
Ehinger Earnest, 1501 Mason
Ehlen & Co. 813 AVashiugton
Ehlers AA'iechen, 19 Hinckley
Ehrics Richard, SE cor Battery and
A'allejo
Eichenlaub John, 412 .fackson
Eickhorst Frederick, SAV cor Green-
wich and Pierce
EUenbrock F. <& Co., NAV cor McAllis-
ter anil Biuhauan
Ellison James, 335 Tenth
Elmers Xicholas, SAV cor PoweU and
Greenwich
Elverson .\lexander, 324 Main
Emelli Max, 851 Market
Engle & :\liller, XE cor O'FarreU and
Powell
Enos J<jsei)h L., 117 Jackson
Enos Joseph R., XE cor Lombard and
Keaniv
Enright ( '. & Bro., 12.i8 Market
Enright Edward P., 226 Fifth
Enright John, SAV cor Folsom and
3Iain
Enright Patrick, SAA' cor Kausch and
Howard
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
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Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
999
Enriprht Thomas, SW cor Seventh and
Howard
Krickson & Peterson, 415 East
Euletis Hans, 824 Pacific
Kvers Henry, 801 Kearny
Ewold Frederick, N s Precita Av, nr
Mission
Faber Richard, 1029 Fillmore
Fahrenkrug Christian, SW cor Nine-
teenth and Folsom
Fuhrenkrug AVilliam, NE cor Howard
and Seventh
Falke Charles, 106 Jlission
Falkenhahn Ferdinand, 330 Sixth
Farley Bernard, junction Mission and
Ocean House Roads
Farley George, 2131 Mission
Farr Alonzo, 19 Grand Arcade Market
Farrell Daniel, MO Third
Farrell James, 458 Natoma
Farrell James A., 110 Berrv
Farrell Patrick, S s Point Lobos Av,
bet Nineteenth and Twentieth avs
Farrell Peter E., NW cor Valencia and
Sixteenth
Farrell A\ illiam D., 162 First
Farrelly & McGruder, NW cor Fourth
and Jessie
Faulkner James, T60 Brvant
Faulstich Thatodayaus, NE cor Eigh-
teenth and Sh'.twell
Fauss D. & Bro., 1942 Mission
Fay Jlichael, NW cor Twenty-sixth
and Mission
Feehan Mary A. Mrs., 142 First
Feeney William, 437 Shipley
Fegan & 3Ic3Iillan, SW cor First and
Frederick
Fehneman Minna Mrs., NW cor Lar-
kin and (ireen
Feibush 5Iarcus, SW cor Fulton and
Franklin
Fell & Schnittger, NW cor EUls and
Hyde
Felder Franz, 244 Sutter
Feldmann Christian, SW cor Summer
auil Spring
Feldmann John P., 765 Folsom
Fenstermacher Martin, 537 Filth
Ferguson John, :i04 California
Fernau Eugelbart, NW cor Mary and
Natiima
Ferran Lawrence, 777 Mission
Ferris Marv, 629 Howard
Fett Charles, 931 Folsom
Flee Richard, 28'< Stevenson Av
Flelitz William, 259 Fourth
Flnertv Thomas, Meiggs' Wharf
Flnke Henry, SAV cor Post and Baker
Finn James, 241 Eighth
FInnegau John, 137 Hayes
Flnnegan Roseana, 43 Sacramento
Firmln Henry, 1111 Dupont
Fitch Gasper, Ra:lroad Ar, bet Thlrtv-
third aud Thirtv-fourth avs. South
S. F.
Fltschen & Steinkamp, SE cor Battery
and Sacramento
Fitter Elbe H.. SE cor Jackson and
East
Fltzgeralil James, SW cor Sutter and
l)evlsadeio
Fitzgerald Luke, 223 Perry
Fitzgerald Patrick, 525 Mission
Fitzgerald William, 3 Broadway
Fltzhenrv .lames, .534 Commercial
Fltzpatrlck & i J'Brien, 116 Fourth
Flanagan 31ichael, SE cor Third and
Clementina
Flanders George C, 222 Sixteenth
Flantgau James, 34 Minna
Flanigan Michael, NW cor Front and
Pacific
Flathmaim Claus, SW cor Market and
Steuart
Fleres .Antonio, 313 Pine
Fllnn T. R., S?] cor Mission and Eighth
Flood Patrick, NE cor Filth and Ship-
ley
Flynn Edmond, SE cor Post and Tay-
lor
Flvnn ,)ohn, 417 Fourth
Fogartv Thomas, G36 Third
Foley Dennis. NE cor Tehama and
Sixth
Foley Edmond, NW cor Montgomery
and Alta PI
Foley James, NE cor Filbert and Ma-
son
Foley Ricnard, 131 Folsom
Forptano Frank, E s Mis.sion, nr Twen-
tv-ninth
Forst & Kramer, 562 Brannan
Foster Junius G., ('l!fr House, term-
inus Point Lohos .\v
Foth H. n. Mrs., IIS .■\l.,ntgomery Av
Fowler Wllllnni, 2111 Stoiuiit
Fox Clinrlcs, 133 :Mnntf,'nmery
Fox Charlis J., 620 Market
Foye Lafrenz, cor Railroad and Fifth
avs, South S. F.
Frani'ttn .lohn, .33 Post
Frank Hiiirv, NW cor Commercial
and riruiMin
Freudfiittiia.Iohn IL,SE cor Decatur
and Brvant
Frlcke Frederick, IW Third
Friedrlch Bros., SW cor Sixteenth and
Second Av
Friesenhausen J. A., SE cor Geary and
Devisadero
Frisby :\Ioses, 5S4'i Jackson !
Frisch ,lolin W,, NW cor Seventh and
Natonia
Fritsch William Mrs., E 8 Mission, bet
Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth
Fritz Alfred J., NW cor Third and
Folsom
Frostliolm & Krogh, Montgomery Av,
bet Kearny and Pacific
Fuchs G. .\., SE cor Clay and Leav
Fulton Theodore, 501 Kearny
Funcke Philip, .37 Converse
Furlon- J'atrkk F.. 1 Bovd
Gaerdes Bros., 534 First
Gaestel Joseph, 1016 Kearny
Gaetjeu Henry, S s King, near Fourth
Gaflhey M. H., SE cor Howard and
Second
Galbreath William, 759 Brannan
Gales & Drayeur, 5:i6 Jlerchant
Gallagher Edward, NW cor San Bruno
Road and Precita Av
Gallagher John P., SK cor Market and
Front
Gamma Frederick, SE cor Bardie PI
and Kearny
Ganz John, 215 DavlB
Ganzhorn Christian. 643 Clay
Garcia ?"ranci.sco, 718 Montgomery
Gardiner Frank, 318 Brannon
Gardner August, SE cor Clay and
Drumm
Gardner George E., Junction Post and
Market
Gardner Geor.;e 51., 707 Davis
Gardner* Co., 429 Davis
Gargan Edward, cor Columbia PI and
Boardman
GarlliaUll Joseph, SE cor Bush and
Central Av
Garlaii 1 & Co., N W cor Bush and Flll-
mure
Garms Peter, 20 Everett
Gaeriue H. F., SW cor O'FarreU and
Hvde
Ofttelv P. J., 1139 M.irket
Gaussail & Dm nsse, 1239 Stockton
Gaven P. T., 148 Kuurih
Gavin John, 21 Nntonia
Gazet Jllchael, 612 ('Hlitomla
Geartv James, 224 Clura
Geary Dennis, NE cor i'olsom and Fre-
mont
Gehrt Henry, 703 Dupont
Gelger Charles H., NW cor Howard
and Third
GelK Freilerick, SW cor Beale and
:\Ilssl(m
Gendottl Andrew, 440 Hayes
George Frank, NW cor Church and
Twentv-fourth
Geralll Rafael, 419 Broadway
Oeides A Kraeke, 1600 I'olk
Gerhard FrederUk <;.. S s Thirteenth,
bet Mission and Howard
Gerhow Frederick, 2-1 Mission
Gerken & Wobber, SW cor Spear and
Mission
Getleson David ,795 Mission
Geverswaldt Leu, .5:!8 Hayes
Glanninl & Clni.ittnnl, 229 Mont Av
GIbb Janjes, 617 :Mir>lianl
Glhlln Janies.NW cor Zol- anil Freelon
GIbnev N. K., 549 Tehama
(;iew- Bros., NE cor Battery and Pac
Glcsejer V. F., SW cor Valencia and
Nineteenth
Glllbart Wliiinin, cor Dup and Green
Gillcrun James, 3;{:i Third
Gilleran Wllilum, NE cor Third and
Howard
Gllmour Thomas, NE cor Grove and
Laguna
GInty & Blanchard, NE cor Third and
Mls.'.lon
Glovannlnl A Jurl.304y, Mont Av
GIraiid i Martin,. Vt2 Pacific
Glraiidnn A ,Ia<i|Uol, 229 Sixth
Glvovlih Nkdln ,V)f| (."lay
Gleason Mary .Mrs., 1717 Jessie
Gleason Patrick H.. :»4 Francisco
Glolstcin August, NE cor Taylor and
(Jreenwlch
Glootz .Adolph, SW cor Clay and Dup
Glootz J..bn I'. M.. 706 Jackson ,
Glynn Wlillniir, 25 Louisa
Gobey Frank, 22,S Sutter
Goble John E., Cattle Whaif, Long
I BrI.Ige " I
I Godsll John, (The Baldwin), 20 Pow '
I Goetjen Bros., 1319 .Sacramento
I Goetlcn H. & J,, NE cor Hyde and
I Jackson
Goetjen & Biuse, SW .cor Clay and
Stockton
Goetze Henry, NE cor Montgomcrv
and Union
Ooez Paul, 53:! Paclflc
Gohllnghorst G. J., NE cor Nlntb and
Brannan
Goller & Donlan, SW' cor Kearny and
Bush
Goodman Maurice, 702 Mission |
Gorham M. C, NW cor Jessie and i
Annie
Gorla <fe PozzI, 310 '^Montgomery Av
Gorman John, 100 Haves
Gorsig Henrv, 113 Davis i
Gough .l.ihn, 1121 Ful>om
Gould A Burke, 7 Sixth 1
Grabe Frank, SW cor San Bruno Road l
and Dwight 1
Graefner Mark, 804 Fourth
Graham John F. Jr., cor Twenty-sev-
enth and .\labama
Graham John T., S s Precita PI, bet i
Columlj'a I'l and Gunnison Av, I
Bermil Heights
Granelst <fc Christian, 301 California
Grange Numa, NW cor Powell and
Broadway
Grant Patrick, NE cor Fifteenth and
Minna
Grant Pauline T. Mrs,, SE cor Noe and
Eighteenth <
Gratto Richard, 17 Sixth I
Graver & S( hoener, 813 Montgomery
Graves Jerome, 709 Front
Gray William, SE cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
Green Daniel, SW of and nr Ocean
View House
Green (ieorge, NE cor Green and Stock
Green .lohn ('., 8 Jackson
Green William H., 713 Howard
Greene John E,, 222 Fourth
Greene Michael F,, SW cor Bryant and
Sixth
Greenwood George G., 343 Sixth
(iregglns Thomas Mrs., 25 Clinton
Greiner Frederick, NW cor Jessle.and
Sixth
Grells .lohn W., 2tW Bush
Gremke Henry, SE cor Michigan and
Shasta
Griffln MUliael, 63U Fulton
Gritlln Michael s., SE cor Broderlck
unil (Jearv
Grlttln I'atrick, NW cor Devl«a«lero
and (I' Farrell
Grimm Alexander, 13 Third
Grimm Frederick W., 775 .Market
Grimm Henry, NE cor Kearny and
Sutter
Grimm .Mottlilas, 125 Post
Grogan Mala<hl, NE cor Broadway
anil Itartnl
Groshauer John, 2 Leldesdorff and 512
Front
Groskipll Antone, ;)02 Francisco
Grosset & DelJarTl,5n!i Bush
Grote Henry V., XK cor Broderlck and
(;eary
Grotli David, NW cor Sutter and Web-
ster
Groth * Eggers, NK cor n'Farrell and
Leavi-nworth
Grnlier .Margarita .Mrs., NW tor Com-
mercial and Kearny
Gruen A Vogelsang, 143 F.uirtlianil2I5
Third
Gninewald Mlihael,.324 Hroaflway
Grus.lniiskI Marks, ft'i7 Waslilngton
(Judehus (,'hrlstlan, 112 Drumni
Gudehus FrederUk, NW cr Dupont
and llusli
Guldean J. A., 159 Second
Gundlach Jacob G., 607 Washington
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Gurod Victor, 8 Virginia
Haake Louis, SE cor Bryant and Rln-
con PI
Haas Jacob, 322 Davis
Haas Leonard, '26 Leidesdorfl'
Haase, H. H. D., SE cor Harrison and
Spear
Haberling Jotin C, 110 DupQnt
Habermetil Henrv, 419 Bush
Habich & Franls, 1254 Market
Hack George W., NW cor Greenwich
and Fllfmore
Haeke Christoplier, SIO Sacramento
Hageman &, Haquette, 5 Kearny and
12 Geary
Haigemann 'William, 62" Merchant
Hagenah William, 41S Clay
Hager George, 605 Commercial and 225
Clay
Haley Edward, NE cor Ninth and
Stevenson
Haley John 1428 Stockton
Hall & Jones, 804 Pacific
Hall & Kearny, 617 3Iontgomery
Hallauck 3Iartin, 110 Jackson
Hamilton James. 725 Sansom
Haney William W., 221 Sacramento
Hanks John JI., SW cor Broderlck and
Grove
Hanlon Ellen Mrs., SW cor GUbert and
Brannan
Hanretty James, 708 Mission
Hans Gei.rge, NW cor Dupont and
Chestnut
Hans William, NE cor Stockton and
Greenwich
Harischen C. Henry, 800 31ontgomery
Hansen Christian, 703'^ Davis
Hansen & Helnson, SE cor Halght and
FiUmnre
Hansen A Kuhl, 108 Sutter
Hanson .lohn, 3 Jlerchant
Hareuburg Edward, 1.30 Benv
Harper Tliomas, 410 Folsom
Harris Edward. .552 Mission
Harris Edwin T., 104 Second and 311
Fourth
Harris Elizabeth Jlrs., Junction Valen-
cia and Market
Harris & Brady. 1 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Harrison David J., NW cor Sansom
and Merchant
Harrison John, SE cor Montgomery
Av and Pacific, and NW cor Du-
pont and Sutter
Harrisnn Mary 31rs., W s San Jose
Riind, near San Miguel Station
Harri<;on Thomas, NW cor Dupont
and Washington
Hnrrold John W., 805 Howard
Hart John, XE ccn Turk and Steiner
Hartensteiu F. (•.. 528 Valencia
Hartlgan P., NW cor First and How-
ard
Hart mann Charles, SW cor Third and
Brannan
Hartmann & Dammasch, NE cor Post
and Kearny
Hartshorne & Waters, 126 Keamv
Hartter Louis, 621 Mission and 120
Fifth
Harty & Speer, 213 Broadway
Hashagnn & Sherden, SW cor Colum-
bia anri Twenty-fifth
Hasselbuscli & Ltitz, -53.5 Sacramento
Hassm>^r Valentine, !»33 Washington
Hastedt Ferdinand, SE cor Morton
and Stockton
Hast<'dt <fe Ernst, NE cor Clay and
Stockton
Haubrich & MuUer, 312 Bush
Hauck Frederick, 213 Montgomerv
HauflTe Frederick, SE C'lr Sixth and
Natoma
Hau.schild Diedrieh, 1334 Howard
Hauser John, 6:57 Broadway
IFausler Freflerick, 26 Eddy
Havecker Henry, 268 Clara
Hayden Mary, N E cor Greenwich and
Steiner
Hayes J. and P., IfiO First
Hayes Thomas, 4;i8 Third
Hayes & Co. 31 Sl.\th
Hays 4 Gyselaar, 824 Kearny
Healey .James P., SW cor Baker and
Suttw
Heavey Bernard J., .53 Everett
Heckmann Henrv, 26 Turk
Heeder & Raichardt, 325 Bush
Heesch John, 403 Dnimm
Hetrernan Michael, 223 Sansom
Heidhofl" Albert H., 16 Eddy
Heidmann Henry, SW cor Folsom and
Spear
Hell Constantlne, 103 Sacramento
Heilmann James H., NE cor Jackson
and Drumm
Heimburg & Trost, 308 Francisco
Heine & Windier, NW cor Polk and
Pacific Av
Heinemann & Aschen, NW cor Bush
and I ictavia
Heins William, NE cor Cnion and
Larkin
Heins & Eden, NW cor Battery and
Vallejo
Heinz Gei'rgc, 114 Dupont
Heissenberg & Co., NW cor Spring and
Summer
Heltman & Bunger, NW cor Bush
and Jones
Heltmann Alwlne,2303Ioutgomery Av
Helbush Henry, NR cor Polk and Clay
Helen Potter J., SW cor Polk and Cali-
fornia
Heley Michael, 671 Clementina
Helms Henry W., SW cor Sixth and
Mission
Helms John E. A., SW cor Stevenson
and Seventh
Hempel Hermann E., NW cor Scott
and Sacramento
Henchy John, 821 Folsom
Hencken Henry, 2213 Powell
Henschen John, SE cor Ellis and
Steiner
Hensen & Nelson, SW cor Main and
Harrison
Hem z Augustus H.,NW cor McAllis-
ter anu Hyde
Herber John, 527 Kearny
Herman Rudolph, SWcor Tonquln and
Baker
Herrmann Frederick, 5 Mason
Hesse William Jr., SE cor Sutter and
Kearny
Heuer Philip, SW cor Montgomery Av
an 1 Lombard
Hevdenaber Louis, SW cor Bav and
Meiggs' Wharf
Heye Henry, 613 East
Hever Albert, SW cor Brvant and
Third
Hlckey Edward, 1630 Mission
Hien & Humbert, 132S Dupont
Higel Alois, SW cor Ecker and Lick
Alley
HIggins Margaret 3Irs., NW cor Fol-
som and Langton
HUdebrand W. C, NE cor William and
(I'FaiTell
Hildebrandt Henrv. 203 Sutter
Hildebranrtt John, 730 A'allejo
Hildebrandt <fe Knop, SE cor Broadway
anil Montgomery
Hill Samuel. 71s^o Stockton
Hillebrand Albert, 122S 3Iarket
Hillebrand Henry. .520 Fourth
Hillebrandt Carsten, SW cor O'Farrell
and Pierce
Hlnck Henry J., SE cor Ellis and Polk
HInk Peter H., cor Montgomery Av
and Montgomery
HiTirichs August, SE cor Front and
Vallelo
Hinrlchs J. & F. A., NW cor Union
and Front
Hlntze John H., NE cor Second and
Clementina
HIrfchfield Peter, NE cor Dupont and
Pine
Hl?gen A- Hacke, 843 Clav
Hittinger Anton, 107 Dupont
Hochffuertel Nicholas, Ocean Beach
lioad, nr Cliff House
Hockini; & Peters, NW cor Kearny
and Pine
Hoehn Philip, S s Twenty -fourth, bet
Sanchez and Noe
Hoelscher & Bro., SE cor Eddy and
Mason
Hoffman Simon, SE cor Kearny and
Sacramento (up stairs)
Hoffmann William, SE cor Octavla
and Page
Hoffmann ct Bro., NW cor Howard
and Twcntv-second
Hoffmeister Fritz, 50!t Clav
Hogan M. & M. C, 1612 Leavenworth
Hogan Michael L., 219 Eleventh
Hogg Archibald, SWcor Harrison and
Hohud.Tf Henrv. 12 Front
Hokan.son (:)l()f,'527 East
Holder Joseph, 62 Halleck
Holje John B., SW cor Railroad and
Sixteenth avs. South S. F.
Holjes John H., 1019 Pacific
Holland Joseph, SW cor Fremont and
Folsom
Holland Peter, 4 Washington
Holler & Schulz, 10:56 Market
Holllngs Henrv, SW cor Larkin and
Post
Hollman Henry. NW cor Twenty-
fourth and Mission
Holm Brothers, 200 Fifth
Holm Thomas, SE cor Stock and Sut
Holmes Thomas, SE cor Central Av
and .'^utter
Holmes William H., NE cor Columbia
and Twenty-sixth
Holsten John B., SE cor (Jnlon and
Kearny
Holtermann & Hollings, SW cor Pine
and Webster
Holtmeler Henrv, NE cor Tavlor and
Filbert
Hons F. G. F. , SW cor Howard and
Steuart
Hons & Diercks, 2.52 First
Hoops Henry, 1017 Battery
Hopkins Peter, Grand Hotel
Hopkins Thomas J., 34 Second
Horabin Thomas, 1001 Mason
Horn Christopher, NW cor Pacific and
Dupont
Horstmann Henry, SW cor Thirtieth
and Mission
Horstmann John, N\\ cor Bush and
P0W3ll
Hortet Paul & Co., 433 Bush
Hosmer C. & Son, 134 Montgomery Av
Hoss John, NW cor Sutter and Kearny
Hough John, 1 Mason
Hourcade John A., 1909 Geary
Hovet Albert A.. 221 Tyler
Huant Pauline, 305 Montgomery Av
Huber Henry, 417 Bush
Hubert August, NW cor Niuteenth and
Howard
Hudson George, 720 Third
Hughes James, 723 Brannan
Hughes William A., 515 Clay
Hughes Wilham H., 16 Steuart
Hughes & Breunau. 135 Fourth
Hughes vfe ^^■iseman, NW cor Sacra-
mento and Kearny
Hulsmann F. H., NE cor Hyde and
Pacific
Hulsmann & Buttelmann, SW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-third
Hume Brothers, 3-56 Jesiie
Humphrey James, NEcor William and
Geary ''Jfc
Huntzsch Moritz, NW cor Fell and
Octavla
Hurlbrink Ernest J., 521 First
Hurley Patrick, NW cor Nebraska and
San Bfuno Road
Huslng Albert, NE cor Mission and
Fifth
Hutchins & Richardson, SW cor Twen-
tv-fourth and Brvant Av
Iburg William 31.. 5 Belden PI
Imelli Max, 851 ilarket
Irazoguie Frank, NW cor Pacific and
^iontgomery
Irwin James, 567 Market
Isola John, E s Mission, nr Thirtieth
Issendorf C. F., SW cor Howard and
Beale
Ivemeyer & Dunker, SW cor Battery
and Commercial
Ives Charles, 4 Jackson
Jacks Robert, SE cor Bryant and Clin-
ton
Jackson Henry, NE cor Potrero and
El Dorado
Jackson Walter, NW cor Clay and
Davis
Jacoby Albert, SW cor Jessie and Wil-
low
Jacobsen Peter, 2019 JIason
Jacobson Rose Mrs., 515 Davis
Jacobson & Robertson, 727 3Iont
Jaenecke & Brune, SE cor Third and
Harrison
James Richard, 825 3Iontgomery
Jansen G. A. F., NE cor First and
Brannan
Janson Lars, SW cor Post and Hyde
Janssen F. A., NE cor Mission and
Twenty-third
Jasper Ernest R., SW cor Powell and
Jackson
Jastram Frederick, 243 Sutter
Jellings & Freeman, 634 Merchant
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Jellison B. F., NE cor California and
Kearny
Jensen Frederick, NE cor Harrison and
Beal.',
Jensen Julius, IMS'-a Powell
Jolimann Julius, SW cor Howard and
Six til
Jobst Matthew, 1 Gardner Alley
Jochim Jacob, 536 Sacramento
Johannsen Fredericl£,XW corO'Farrell
and Jlasou
Johauson Peter, 228 Montgomery Av
Johnson Christian, SW cor Sacramento
and Drumm
Johnson Gus, 154 Steuart
Johnson Gustave, 7 Commercial
Johnson Henry, 27 Pacific
Johnson James C, 537 Bryant
Johnson James C, 1222 Folsom
Johnson utto, NE cor Broadway and
Kearny
Johnson Peter,cor Howard and Steuart
and 10 Jackson
Johnson William, 724 Howard
Johnson & Brown, NE cor Howard
and Steuai t
Jones Frederick F., SE cor Pine and
Kearny
Joost Jacob, NW cor Stockton and
Francisco
Joost M. A Brother, SW cor Fourteenth
and Noe, and SW cor Gough and
McAlliister
Jo^stens Charles, 1017 Kearny
Joyce J'eter W., Palace Hotel
Judge I'tttrick, 204 First
Julltz Hermann, 612 Sacramento
JuUien J. & Co., 617 Pacitic
Junck Brothers, SE cor Sacramento
and Prospect PI
Junck & Co., 1016 Clay
Kaechele & Roller, SE cor Fulton and
(ictavia
Kahn Joseph, 416 Pine
Kahrs John, 124 First
Kalvelage Clemens, SW cor Franklin
and Fell
Kamp Frederick W., 38 Natoma
Kamps Frederick W., 16 California and
23 Davis
Kane James, N s Jersey, bet Ylcks-
burg and Sanchez
Kane James, SW cor First and Teha-
ma
Kane John, 11 Gilbert
Kane John, 148 Steuart
Kane Michael, 501 Howard
Kane Patrick, 1506 Turk
Kano Thomas J., cor Railroad and
Twentv-sixth avs. South S. F.
Kane & Michelsou, 22 Fifth
Kappe Henry F., SE cor Union and
Mason
Karpenkop 31. J., 123 Sixth
Kar^tens Charles, NE cor Jackson and
Sansom
Kar-tens & Gries, NE cor Howard and
P.eaie
Kasche WiUiam. 18 Geary
Kaurmann Fritz, NE cor Fifth and
Clara and SW cor Valencia and
Twenty-first
Kaiifmann Harry E.,.30 Montgomery
Kearney John, NW cor Leavenworth
and McAllister
Kearney Patrick, NW cor Leaven-
worth and Pacitic
Keefe Daniel, NE cor Howard and
Fourth
Keefe Daniel, 16.50 Mission
Keegan Peter. 422 Clementina
Keeuan Charles, 1154 Market
Kclleher & Simpson, SE cor Folsom
und Fourth
Kelly John, 43 Second
Kelly Jr.hu M., 52S Jlission
Kellv (Jwen, NW cor Howard and
liuss
Kelly Peter, 235 Fell
Kelly Peter, cor Point Lobos and Ma-
sonic avs
Kelly William H., NE cor Geary and
Larkin
Kelly * Bums, 186 Jessie
Kelly & Egau, 604 Battery
Kelting & Tietjen, SW cor Washington
and East
Kennedy Dennis, SM' cor Eddy and
Pierce
Kennev Michael, Iiuubar Alley, rear
ijld City Hall
Kenny John, SW cor Langton and
oward
Kenny John J., 1020 Padflc
Kenny Patrick, Kailrcad Av, bet Fif-
teenth and Sl.xteenth avs. South
Kemer Peter, SE cor .lessle and New
Muutgomerv i
Kerr Matthew, 111 LfMesdortr'
Keurleber Frederick, 3ii Market
Keyle Robert, :i04 Pacific
Kieffer George, 12;J8 Dupont
Kiernan Thomas, SE cor Mission and
Powi-ll Av
Kllday .llkbael, 100 Second
Killbride James, First Av, cor Ken-
tucky, South S. F.
King Michael W., 144 Steuart
Klnne Thomas, NW cor oak and Oc-
tavia
Klrwin James, NE cor Chestnut and
Montgomery
KlttelbefL'iT & Dold, NE cor Powell
and .Market
Klarmanu John, E s San Bruno Boad,
bet Twenty -seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Kleen & Selk, 2.54 Jessie
Klein Bros., SE cor Tyler and Buchan-
an
Klein Ernst, NW cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
Kloppenburg J. F., SW cor Second and
Stevenson
Klunder John, SE cor Jackson and
Drninin
Knauth Carl W., SE cor Kearny and
Bay
Kneeland Jam"?, 670 Howard
Knight & Jtackman, SE cor New
.Montgomery ani Minna
Knippenberg Ernst K., SE cor Steuart
and Howard
Kmxhe llenrv, 423 Third
Kiioop Bro."^., SE cor Sixteenth and
Second \v, and NE cor Page and
f)ctavla
Knottner Florlan, NW cor Kearny and
Geary
Knust Henry, SW cor Folsom and
Fourth
Koch Charles, 300 Haves
Koch Edward, NW cor Polk and Val-
le|o
Koehncke .\ugu=t, NE cor Natoma
and .Seventh
Koenlg Ferdinand, 626-632 Pacific
Koerner John N., cor Market and
Pearl
Kohlmous Christian, 218 Fourth
Kohn Henrv, 408 Folsom
Kohm William 31., NW cor Franklin
and Page
Kolkmann Hermann, SE cor Geary and
Hv'le
Konlng 3Iax, SW cor Dupont and Fil-
bert
Koopman Elizabeth Mrs., S^\ cor
Franklin and Austin
Korn I. 'Wis, Junction 3Iarket, Sansom,
and Suttifr
Kort> & Di'-rcks, 314 Clay
Kosniiii.-kv Samuel, cor First Av .and
Kentucky, South S. F.
Kosta Frank, I Berry
Kostcr .loseph, SW cor Jackson and
Ke«rn.^ , and NE cor Geary .and
Central Av
KostiTing Charles, 1115 Folsom
Koswiik Thomas, 203 Pacific
Kracke Bros., SW cor Larkin and
(Jreen
Kracke il. L. C, 1401 Baker
Kramer John, 42l> l)up(int
Krau>se John F., 2211 Fourth
Krce-iT*!., NW cor Jones and Glover
Krelinc Bros., 28-32 EMy
Kri-ye John, SW cor First and Natoma
Krietc & Cattcrmole,SE corSlasouand
Vallejo
Kroeger 1". & Co., 614 3Iontgomery
Kroeger Herniau A., NE cor Second
and Natoma
Kroenke & Lutjens, NE cor Mission
and Twouty-slxth
Krouse Tboma.- E., NE cor New Mont-
gomery and 3IN^ion
Kruckuiaiin Frederick, SW cor King
and Fourth
Knidencr & Koster, SE cor Eddy and
Leavenworth
Krueckel A Elsasscr, SE cor First and
Market
Kruger & HoUlugs, SE cor Mason and
Geary
Krynsky L., SE cor Eighteenth and
Jessie
Knchle Caroline Mrs., 530 Pac'flc
Kuck Charlc H.. 12U Clav
Kuhirt C. H., S s Central Road, nr
(;olden (Jate Park
Kuhlke&Elvln.SW cor 3It«»ion and
henle
Kuhlniaim Dlederlch, NW ror Fourth
anil Ili-animn
Kuhlwein Ell/.nhetli,406 Dupont
Kuhn Henry, WJlt (irove
KuhD William, N s Bush, bet Polk and
Larkin
Kurtz .^(lolpli, SE cor Folsom and
Twelfth
Labarhi-re John, 36 Sacramento
Labine itllver,(>41 t'oniuierclal
Lachnian <fe Jacobl,SE cor 3Iisslonand
.Second
LacbnnuKi John, NW cor Elllaand Ba-
chanan
Lacoste John, NW cor Montgomery
Av and Lombard
Lafll Lucio, SW cor Fourteenth and
Natinna
Laflin .lames, 41 Vallejo
Lage Henry C, 731 .Mission
Lakeman Adolpb, N W cor Fourth and
Clementina
Lamb John, lOOSteuart
Lambert James, 219 Second
Landers WiUiam, S s Greenwich, nr
.Sansom
Landherr (Jeorge, 610 Sacramento
Lane James, 1401 Fol.som
Lane .lohn J., 231 Fifth
Lane 3Ilchael, KKK) 3Iarket
Lang<fe Co., 210 Dupont
Lange ( hailes H., 2.5s Steuart
Lange i'eter N., 240 Town.send
Lange & 3Iehrtens, NW cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
Lankenau & Co., cor Railroad and
Eleventh avs, .South S. F.
Larkey James,* NVV cor Filbert and
Webster
Larsen & Johnsen, 11 Eddy
Laughlin James, 819 Battery
Laurlston Archibald, iril Battery
Lauten A- Baer, l.Viii'.. Stockton
Laux Herrmann, 7211 Halgbt
Lavin PatrWk .Mr-.. 813 Batt.ry
Lawler Francis, SE cor 3Ilnna and
JIary
Lawlor J. E., W s Gunnison Av, bet
Preclta PI and I'rospect PI, Bernal
Heights
Lazerevich G. * C >., 312 Washington
Lee James D., 118 Fulton
Lee N. A., 214 Dupimt
Lee Patrick, 1821 Hyde
Leege & ''o., 115 Ilalieck
Legge Robert, NW cor Gough and
Union
LehmuK John, SWcor Grove and Web-
ster
Lehnhardt Charles, SW cor Pine and
Montgomery
Lehrke Ilenry, SE cor Mariposa and
Indiana
Lehrke William, 910 3Iarkct and 3 El-
lis
Leicken A Vock, NE cor Fourth and
Silver
Leisen Geary H., 7*8 Harrison
liCmalre Anton, NW cor Seventh and
Minna
Lcnialtre A. ,SW cor Goagh and Green-
wich
Lemaltre Hyppollte, IJll Powell
Lemkau John, SW cor Sutter and
Stockton
Lemni TMiann Hermann, NWcor Post
and 3Iasou
Lemnierniann A Atzeroth, Sw cor
Eddv and Buchanan
Lendroli John, 31 3lort<m
Lennaril It. K., 412 Kearny
Lenormauil Brothers, SW cor Dnpont
and I'Ine
Leonard 3Urv .Mrs., 1230 Green
Leroux Vere, MlO Ph< lllc
Leroy f:<lmond,22;< I,elde-.dorfr
Lesser Lou s 7a'2 .Mission
Lessmann Joseph, NE cor Bush and
Larkin
Lessmann A WIndlious, 10.57 Market
I,elroadec Lonis, l-'Kl Iiupuut
Levaggl Bi-rnanllno, 3 Vallelo
Levy Alexanler, 18 Stockton
Lew Haruch, 5:t7 Clay
Levy Dttvid 1'., 607 Sacramento
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Levy Isaac, 421 Fourth
Levy Peppie.SW cor Jackson and Ma-
son
Lewellyn Eobert, 14 Clay
Lewis Delia Mrs., W s Kentucky, nr
Sixteenth
Lewis Louis, SW cor Georgia and
Shasta
Lewis & Harris, 226 Montgomery
Levdecker & \Vieboldt, SW cor Clay
and East and 631 Davis
Lhez J. M., 1120 Dupont
Llard John, 506 Sixth
Lickefelt August, XE cor Pacific and
Stockton
Liesch Anton, 245 Fourth
Lllkendey 01 to W., SW cor Francisco
and Powell
Linahan Marv Mrs., 40 First
Linden Edward, 611 Davis
Linehan John, >'W cor Twepty-third
and Dolores
Link Casper, 505 Washington
Linn Patrick, 1910 Mission
Linn & i ilmo, 1306 Dupont
Linnes-'ar James, 108 Sacramento
Lippi Barloine, 712 Pacific
Loftls John, 809 Market
Logan John, 331 Fifth
Lohman & Frerichs, XW cor Fifth and
Townsend
Lohsen D. H. W., junction Market
and Haves
LoomisB. Mrs.,42Fir>t
Looney Andrew '220 Second
Lord Joseph, 520 Commercial
Lottritz Job!:, XW cor Sixteenth and
and Piondel PI
Lousrh James, XW cor Mission and
First
Love George A., NW cor Eighth and
Shipley
Low Moritz, 42 First
Low & Johnson, 331 East
Luders Otto. 420 Davis
Luesmann Erne>t, 639 California
Luhmensen William, XE cor Twenty-
fir^t and A'alencia
Luhrs John & Co., SE cor Mission and
Fourth
Lukin .Joseph A., 446 California
Lustenherger Hubert, 801 Greenwich
Lufhy .i., XW cor Guerrero and Six-
teenth
Luttringer Brothers, 223 Dupont
Luttringer Joseph, 409 Dupont
Lutz Jacob, 1151 Market
Lynch Patrick, SW cor Pacific and
Davis
Maas Henry, SE cor Fremont and How
Maass John G., SE cor Howard and
Main *
Made! & Maskow, XE cor Howard and
Spear
Madsen Charles, E s Clipper, bet
Church and .Sanchez
Magg Frank, SW cor Commercial and
Kearnv
Magner J. T. <fe Co., 817 Broadway
Ma^'orty Hugh, 2815 California
Maber Dennis F., 433 Jessie
Maher Eilward D., XE cor Sacramento
and Tavlor
Mahler Charles. 733 Davis
Malihnann Henry, 603 California
Mahoney James, SE cor Sixth and
Bryant
Mahnney James, 405 Beale
Mairhofer & Pircber, 426 Fourth
Maison John, 518 Battery
Malasamba Caniillo, XE cor Brannan
and Seventh
Mallay WllliaT i, 21 Vallejo
Maloue James, .526 Third
Mamer John P., ;<2!» East
Manfredini I'ietro &. Co., 124 Pacific
Mangels Bros., SE cor Howard and
Twentv-first
Mangels Bros., SE cor Market and
Pearl
Mangels C. & Co., SW cor Mission and
Third
Mangels Henry, XW cor Folsom and
Twentieth
Mangenberg A., XAV cor Sixth Av and
Fulton
Mangoln Frederick, 1701 Market
Mansfield Richard, SW cor Eighth and
Xatoma
Marchinl Mariano, XW cor Davis and
Washington
Martani Stephen, SE corTwentv-third
and Columbia
Marinovich Marino, 16 Sutter
Marron Jlichael A., 3.37 Fourth
3Iarshall & Howard, 505 East
Martens John & Co., SW corStelner
and Gearv
Martin C. H., SW cor Davis and Val-
lejo
Martin Donald, Mountain Spring
House, Ocean House Road
Martin Louis, SE cor Stockton and
Jackson
Martin * Horton. 545 Clay
I Martineli B., 307 Broadway
' Martluovich <fe Ross, 2 Sacramento
! Mascbio G., San Jose Road, nr Indus-
• trial School
Mason William A., 412 Main
I Mass & Rathjen, SW cor Bush and
I Stockton
] Masterson P. J., XE cor Fulton and
I Buchanan
I Matherou John, E s Kentucky, bet
Sierra and Xevada
Mffthes Charles, XE cor Mason and
Bush
! Mattes John, 203 Sntter
:Matzdorft' Moritz, 629 Union
Maver Henry, SW cor Broadway and
Ohio
Mayer Philip, XW cor Eleventh and
Xatoma
Jlayer .•^amuel, 721 Broadway
Mayer Wendelin, SW cor California
and Mi'ntgomery
McArdle Peter, SE cor Fourth and
Market
McArron James, 710 Batterv
McAulifte John J., SE cor Twenty-
third and York
McCab? Bernard, SE cor Jessie and
Anthony
McCann John, SW cor Eighth and
Tehama
SIcCargar <t Williams, 1646 Mission
McCarthy Charles, XE cor Fourth and
Minna
JlcCartby Charles D., SW cor Howard
and Harriet
McCarthv David, SE cor Florida and
Butte
McCarthy ilary Mrs., SW cor Fifth
and Howard
McCarthy Timothy, XE cor Lyon and
Baker
McCarthy Timothy, SW cor Mission
and Twentv-first
McCarthv Timothy, 132 Sutter
McCarthy W. T., SW cor Hayes and
Buchanan
McCarty John, XE cor Twenty-
second and Dolores
McCarty & Geary, XE cor Fourth and
Minna
McClelland T. J., 1801 Polk
McCloskey & Co., SW cor Folsom and
Folsom Av
McCloud David, Fifth Av. Hunter's
Point, South S. F.
McCluskey Thomas, .321 Fourth
McCooey i iwen, 929 Bryant
McCormack John, XE cor Tyler and
Jones
McCormack Patrick, XW cor Georgia
and Sierra
McCormick Hugh, XW cor Filbert and
Taylor
McCormick James, W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-first and Twentv-second
McCormick James K., 800 Market
McCourt Thomas, 246 Third
McCoy & Gallagher, SE cor Eighth
and Howaid, and 421 Union
McCieagh Thomas, 919 Harrison
McCullv John. SW cor Second and Min
McDeimott B. F., 132 Eleventh
McDcrniott Thomas. 922 Howard
McDonald Edward. 424I2 Third
McDonald .lohn, XEcof Q and Seven-
teenth Av. South S. F.
JIcDonald J(din, SW cor Sixth and
Market
McDonald Michael, 1629 Market
McDonough Bridget Mrs., 10 Jessie
McDougall S. P., SE cor King and
Fourth
JIcElroy Andrew, 642 Mission
McEvov Thomas 412 Folsom
McGee John, 131 Fifth
McGillan Stephen, 244 Third
McGlnnls Edward, SW cor Alabama
and Twenty-fourth
McGovern Philip XE cor Market and
Kearny
McGovern T. C, SW cor Potrero Av
and Twenty-second
McGowan Patrick A., XW cor Frank-
lin and Ivy Av
McGreal Patrick, SW cor Seventh and
Bryant
McGregor James, 242 Brannan
McGulnness A Valentine, 344 Bush
McGulre Henry, cor Church and Dun-
can
JIcGuire Michael, 234 First
McGuire Philip, SW cor Market and
Potter
McHenry .Tohn, SW cor Sixth and
Brannan
McKenna Patrick, .314 First
McKenzle D. M. R., 210 Sutter
McKewen J. C, (estate of), SE cor
Sansom and Washington
McLennan Frank P., Railroad Av, bet
Twenty-fourth and Twentv-flfth
avs, South S. F.
McLeod Angus, 5 Morton
MciManus Thomas, 1602 Mission
McMurray Patilck, cor Colton and
Brady
McXamara Michael, SE cor Valencia
and Twenty-fifth
McShane John, 230 Dora
McStay Edward, SE cor Clara and
Sixth
McTernan Bros., cor Fourteenth Av
and N, South .s. F.
McTigue Stephen, 214 First
Medauw John J. H., 970 Folsom
Meehan Martin, 35 Louisa
Sleehan \\ illiam, 622 Kearny
Mehrtens Bros., SW cor Polk and Sac
Meier John, 77 Stevenson
Meier Louis H., XE cor Seventh Av
and X, South S. F.
Melerdierks Christian, XV)' cor Post
and Powell
Meincke Frederick & Co., SW cor Mis-
sion and Twenty-sixth
Meinke Henrv, XW cor Mission and
Steuart
Melshurger Valentine, 537 Pacific
Meisel H. C, XE cor Fifteenth and
Dolores
Meisel Herrmann, XE cor Green and
Jloutaomery
Meisner & Evans, 22 Stoi kton
Melboum Joseph, SW cor Montgomery
and Pacific
Mendes David, 341 Sixth
Menke Henrv, SW cor Sacramento and
Stockton
Mentel William, XE cor Broadway
an 1 Stockton
Mercelr Eugene, XE cor Folsom and
Seventh
Mersing John B., NW cor Eighth and
Folsom
Merz William, 433 Sutter
Mesen burg Henry, XE cor Jessie and
Ecker
Meyenborg August, SE cor Front and
Pacific
Meyer A. <fc Bro., SW cor Geary and
Broderlck
Meyer Augiistin, 992 Folsom
Meyer Bros. & Gaerdes, SW cor Bush
and Pierce
Meyer Charles, XE cor Fol and Beale
! Meyer Charles, XW cor Point Lobos
; Av and Cook
I Meyer Christopher, NW cor Pacific
j and Taylor
Mever Christopher, XE cor Pierce and
Fulton
Meyer Daniel, 148 Eleventh
! Meyer Frederick R., 223 Pacific
i Merer Henry, 1046 i'olsom
I Meyer Henry, SW cor Geary and La-
guna
I Me.ver Henrv, XW cor Jessie and
I Sev.'nth
Meyer Henry, 22 Langton
Meyer Henry, 724 Front
Meyer Henry, SW cor Vallejo and
Davis
Meyer John, XE- cor Dupont and
Greenwich
Mever John, XW cor Twentieth and
Shotwell
Mever Julius, Ocean Beach Road, nr
Golden Gate Park
Sleyer Louise G. Mrs., 210 Steuart
Meyer Matthias, SW cor Stockton and
Washington
Meyer <fc Klhn, XE cor Mission and
Steuart
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Meyerback Samuel, SE cor Green aiid
Hason
Meyers John n., NW cor Third and
Harrison
Meyn R. ('. M., NE cor Folsom and
Twelfth
Mlchaells Charles, NW cor Twenty-
ninth and Dolores
Mlchac'lis Henry F.. cor Dolores and
Twenty-ninth
MIchaelsen ('. A., 4:'0 Jackson
MIchalpen Kasiniis T., 21 Altft PI
Mihy Jules, SK cor Fourth and Har
Miller Henry, 424 Davis
Miller John, S\V cor Cheeley and
Boyd
Miller John, XW cor 3Iont and Union
Miller John. i:i<> Beale
Miller William H., SE cor Green and
Kohler's I'l
Miller William I'., W^ Haves
Minor Slni.m 1!., Vi Thlnl
Mlssler & Jlavei , 81!i Kearny
Mitchell Frank, 1100 Market
Mitchell Juhn it Sin, SE cor Twenty-
fourth ami Harrljon
Mitchell I'eter, NW cor Gilbert and
Bran nan
Mitchell Mllllam H., 12 Oregon
Moeller & Grauffel, 609 Jackfon
M(.hlfeldt& Wallmann, NW cor Jones
and O'Farrell
Mohr <fe Steftens, NE cor Polk and Pa-
cific Av
Mohrmann & Co., SW cor Kearny and
Broadway
Mollnelli P. 1\, 5 Dupont
MolitorS. A. Mr?., 2209 Powell
Molk Margarita, NW cor Dnpont and
Green
Moller William, NW cor Dupont and
Filbert
Molloy William, 5:>9 Valencia
Moloney Jeremiah, 535 Stevenson
Monaslian .Foseph, 60 First
Monaghan William, 19 Baldwin Court
Monahan John, 4:i4 Pine
Monnier G. & Co., 817 Larkln
Monnier George, SW cor Howard and
Sumner
Monsees Henrv, 7.56 Brvant
Moonev Daniel J., 1800 Slarket
Moonef Hugh, 1600 Mission
Moone.v John, cor Tehama and Second
Moore Peter J., 5.37 Bryant
Moore Willism, 518 Mlspion
Moran Frank, 422 Fourth
Moran Michael, 48 Jessie
Morean Patrick, SW cor Beach and
Baker
Moriarty Bros., NE cor Twenty-third
and Hampshire
Moriarty Kobert, SW cor Hyde and
Broadway
Morkeii Hermann F., 328 Pine
Morrl.son John W., laifi', Larkln
Morrlssey Michael, 47 Louisa
Mortv Jacob, 507 Commercial
Maeli N. & Son, 1411 Stockton
Muehlner W. F., NE cor Turk and
Hyde
Mueller Alois, lunctlon Market, Sutter
and Sansom
Mueller Jacob, 1032 Market
Mues Charles, NE cor Front and Pac
Muhlenbrlnk William, SW cor Bush
and Taylor
Mulcahv Cornelius, 1125 Mission
MuUer Diedrlch, :»2 Main
Mnller Henry, NW cor Bryant and
Garden
Muller Henrv, 69 New Montgomery
Muller John, 52 Flr>t
Muller John, 221 First
Muller John, 'M Fremont
Muller J. M.,702 Front
Muller Nicholas, NEcor Klncon PI and
Frederick
Mulrenin \\ llliani L., 903 Twentieth
Mulvey James, 325 Sansom
Murdock Isaiah, 510 Second
Murl.set Charles, 326 Dupont
Murken Mnrtin, NW cor Grove and
Buchanan
Murphy Dennis T., SE cor Seventh
and Folsom
Murphy James B., SW cor Mleslon and
Seventh
Murphv John J., 231 Kearny
Murphv MarvMrs.,San JllguelStatlon
Murphy Patrick, 250 Brannan
Murphy Thomas, SE
Bryant
nr Fourth and
Murphy ft McVeigh, ,W0 Ellis
Murray Jamos, NE cor .Second and
Brannan
Slurray Johanna, 5 Virginia
Murray John, NE cor Second and
Brannan
Muus A Hohweder, 8.3!i Broadway
Myer Nathan, 332 liusli
Myers A,Sot7,en,SE tor Mission and
Fourteenth
Myssner Lambert, 421 Dupont
Nachtlk-all F., NW cor Post and Brod-
erkk
Nardliil John, 318 Broadway
Nelson Albert N..SW cor Washington
and lirumm
Nelson Henrv, :}44 Brvant
Nelson Peter, 4 .lackson
Nelson A Sihrociler, NW cor Jackson
and Slontgomcrv Av
Neuenburg John, N W cor Pacific and
Sansoin
Neuenschw ander Itudoli>h, 422 Sac
Neunaber Henry, SW cor Bealo and
Folsom
New George, 604 Natoma
Newell Robert, 113 Natoma
Newman I'aiil.SU Fourth
Newton E. D.,SW cor Sacramento and
Montuonierv
Nichols W. M., NW cor Powell and
Francisco
Nlcolaysen Jens, NE cor Halleck and
Leidesdorir
Nlefer Frederic k. 2S Third
Niemann .lohn, 413 Jones
Nigro.liinies V.. 1314 Polk
Nischwit/ .\ugu.--t, 14-16 Geary
Nlssen ft Jidinson, 25 .Alontgomery Av
Nltzp William, 211 Stevenson
Nixdorf Charles G.. 410 Kearny
Noack August, 1.>1 Bluxome
Nobmann Christo],!]., 2031 FUlmore
Nolsat Bros., IXH Dnjjont
Nolan James, SE cor l?Msh and Kearny
Nolle Charles R., 300-1 MUslon
Nolle & Feil, SE cor Hyde and Filbert
Noonan Martin, SE cor Third and Miss
Nordbnu h Henry, 642 Jackson
Norton John, 17 .St. JIary
Norton Joseph, 1923 Polk
Norton I'alrick, SW cor Eighth and
Minna
Norton Thomas, 36 .Second
Noser M., 714 Bryant
Noye Thomas, .519 Pacific
Nuhrenberg Charles, NW cor Polk and
Brrjadway
Nunan I'eter J., S s Poet, bet Central
Av and Lvon
O'Brien Bridget, .55J Bryant
O'Brien Danle!, 29'i Kltch
O'Brien Deimis, NW cor Post and
Uvde
O'Brien Fell.x, Bryant, bet First and
KrenioMt
O'Brien .lames, 50!) Broadway
O'Brien Michael. NW cor Clay and
Drumin
O'Brien I'eter, HI Vallejo
O'Brien Richard, 514 Mission
O'Brien Thomas, 650 Mission
O'Brien William, 411 Hast
O'Brien <t Clark, 6:{5 Kearny
O'Brien A Holton, NWcor Folsom and
Steuart
o'Connell William, 1.56 First
o'Oinnor Dennis. 248 Beale
O'Connor .lames <fe Co., NE cor Geary
and Tavlor
O'Connor M. .1., 131 Third
o'C.nnor I'eter ('.. 105 Ninth
O'Connor HIchard, 7is Cieraentlna
o'Dav Kate Mrs., Si: (cirSan Bnino
Road and Fllteenth Av South S. F.
O'Donnell Matthew, 16 Fifth
O'Donnell Patrick, W b Kentucky, nr
Santa Clara
O'Kelly .Alartin, SE cor Langton and
Howard
o'Nell .lohn, :{20 Fifth
O'Neil Jtlrhael .1., 314 Jackson
o'.Nelll .lohn, 636 Jllnna
O'Neill .losepli. 124 Fourth
o'Hclllv John P., 16 Slarket
o'Uelllv Robert .).. 32 Post
O'Koufke ,'MarL'aret >rre., NW cor
Twentv-iltih and Hampshire
O'Sulllvnn Patrick D., 1741 Mission
•(•'Toole Darbv, i;« Natoma
ohermever A<loli)h T. F., 1.501 Folsom
1 Id. ml Aiigii>t, S\V cor Fifth Av and h,
South S. F.
Ohland A Vollers, 971 Harilnon
Olsen A Johnstjn. 767 Market
Olson A Peterson, E s Battery, bet
I'nion and Filbert
Olwjii A Schow, cor Jackson and Mont
gonierv \v
Orglet Peter, 419 Dnimm
Or»Hn C. 9 iVrry
Oscbat/. Franz, 34 Austin
Oslniaa Charles, 47 .Sacramento
Osmer ft Co., NM cor First and Bran-
an, and NE cor Folsom and Steu
Osthoir John. H., NE tor Tweuty-
seciiiid and .Mnbama
Otlen Clnu^, SW cor Post and Octavla
Otten A C..rdi'>, NW cor Stockton and
Vallelo
Pahl lilchanl H., NE cor Eighth and
Harrison
Pancoasi William >l.,640 Fourth
Pape A KIssland.SEcor O'Farrelland
Sto.kL.n
Parr Mary A. Sirs., NW cor Dora and
Harrison
Partmann G. I., NW cor Fifth and
Folsom
Paitlson John, SW cor Twenty-eighth
and Church
Paul>en Hermann, SW cor Turk and
Taylor
PauWen John E., 263 Stevenson
Paul-en Julius, SE cor Mission and
Fourth
PaulM'n William, NE cor Eighteenth
and Valencia
Payne J, el H., 721 Davis
Pechln Charle-,417 Front
Peck William B., 720 Pacific
Pelllcelala A Brother, 618 Front
Pel/. David 1011 JIarkei
Pen.ileton i Meyers, 318 Bush
Pengellay R. W., NE cor Folsom and
Second
Perata Michael, NW cur Dupont and
Union
Perrler Agla, 206 Third
Peru William, 6:18 .Sacramento
I'eters Amlrew, 1125 Dupont
I'eters .lacob, 505 Pa< iUc
Peters .lohn, 10O7 Battery
Peters John, SK cor Fourth and Berry
Peters William C., 622 (lav
Peters A O'Neill, SE cor Larkln and
I'nlon
Petersen N., NE cor Fourth and Town-
send
Peterson O., NE cor Kearnv and Har-
dle PI
Peter.v)n ft DleckholT, 228 Pacific
Petrlssant Pierre, cor Sixth and Rail-
road avs. South .s. F.
Pettenall Peter, l(/28 Kearny
Pfeilter Casiier, '2600 F.dsoni
Pforr ciirl,..tlaii, NE cor Jessie and
Fourth
Pforlner (Charles, 210 Leldesdorfl"
PhlUlps J. B., 1144 Market
Phllpott W. 11. ft Co., fi4;j Wa.<hlngton
Phoedovlus William. SW cor Jllsslon
and Wa^hlnl:ton Av
Plagglo .\ngustln, 1622 Stockton
Plnkham B. K.. Long Hrl.lge
Plsl..lesl August. 752 Wa»hln.ton
I'latli .lohn, NW cor Kills and Stelm-r
Ploeger Cliarli-. A., '2208 Powell
Pohlker John 11.. NW corllowardand
Twentv-.-I\th
Polar^kl Peter, 31 (•'Farrell
Ponlac Peter, 63(1 Cmmerdal
Pope Charles E.. 23 Clara
Popovlch Andrew , UVA Polk
I'ortcr Asa .\., 4:12 ("allfornla
Porzelt ('hrl>t..ph. 419 Montgomery
Av
Postel C. D., SE I or Tavlor and Paclflr
Pobtel C. F. A.,SE cor Twenty-sixth
and .Mabania
Postel John, SW cor Slxleenlb and
Howard
Postel Rudolph, NW cor Clay and
Drumin
PoupL.n Victor, 292.5 Mission
Powell A- Jidinv.li. 1(H7 .Market
Power Bernar.l, 1721 Ji.n<.»
Power- .l..lin, N W cor IDde and Union
Powerb .Michael, NW cor Eighth and
Clementina
Powers A Deane, NE cor Twentieth
and Stevenson
Prenderitasl Patrick, 2at FolwHi
Price .Inmes, S s l,omt>aril, nr .<ans«m
Prleii lli-nrv, SE cor Marrlnon and
Cheslev
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1004
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Priest Thomas F., 670 Clementina
Prigge Henry, S\V cor Stevenson and
Annie
Prinz John, 49 Second
Prunty Owen, SE cor Elgnth and Fol-
som
Puckhaher John,SW cor Fifteenth Av
and P, South S. F.
Purcell David, E s Central Av, bet Post
and Sutter
Puvogel John, NE cor California and
Larliin
Quentin Jacques V., 317 Dupont
Quillici Anonia, 306 Blonttcomery Av
(Juinn Thomas, 217 Pacific
fiabing Adolph, 123 Seventh
Eadovich Bozo, 29 Geary
Radovlch L,. & Co., 877 Blarket
Eadovich & Uhrlandt, 306 Kearny
I Enmson Albert, 113 Jackson
, I Eamm Henry, 216 Van Ness Av
■*^ Eanken Herman, SE cor Slarket and
v3 ! Seventh
-»j , Easchen Brothers, NW cor Third and
w Townsend
/-; Rattler Louis, 334 Bush
•■^ Kavn & Boysen, SW cor Dupont and
t~- Union
r-\ Rawich Spiero, 417 Pacific
'~* Razetto Kortunato, 621 Mission
—^ Read Eobert, NE cor Sutter and Polk
M Eeale Paulo, Colombo Market
p5 Reardon A. J. Mrs., NW cor San Bruno
Ci Road and Twenty -seventh
fl Rebour Leon, 312 Montgomery Av
t/3 Rebut Armand, SW cor Van Ness Av
and Filbert
O Reckenbeil Frederick, 308 Dupont
^ Reddinijton .lohu H., 1316 Sacramento
J^ Reddy John, SW cor Beale and Bryant
K- * Reeckmann Amandus, NE cor Powell
^f and Francisco
*^ Reed Charles, 106 Jackson
j^ Reed Eliza Miss, 1103 Dupont
t Reed Sophie Mrs., 1110 Dupont
p-* Regan John F., 21 Minua
<ri , Regan Patrick E., 3 Slerchants' Ex-
fy» change
KJ i Rehling & Blome, 3 Clay
*-» ' Reich John C, 318 Pacific
^ ' Eelchert Joseph, 114 Tyler
g> I Reid K.,250Steuart
y I Eeld George W., SE cor Jones and
O I Pacific and SE cor Clay and Leav
tan Reilly Bernard, 137 Shiplev
<J Eeilly Bernard, 22.5' J Eighth
Reilly James, 1710 JiCaveuworth
Reilly William, SW cor Folsom and
r-j Steuart
.in Relners John H., 622 Fourth
f^ Reiser Frank, SW cor IJav and Mission
g: Remmel & Ijtersen, 16 Third
•'■ Renz John, 219 Commercial
O Reslng John, AV s JMlaslon, opp St.
^ Mary's uollege
-^ ! .feyuolds H. C, SW cor Howard and
w^ : Third
cS ■ Rice James, 350 Biannan
<" : Rice Patrick B.,SW cor New Mont-
gomerv and Natoma
g ; Rich FreilerickaMr.s., 508 Sixteenth
rt Richards C. W., Saucelito Ferry
t^ ' Richards David, 227 Harrison
Richards John E., 227 Bush
Richards Peter, SW cor Vallejo and
Ohio
Ulchaids & Morgan, 5.39 Pacific
Kiclinrdson Charles, 739 Folsom
RichtiT .lulius, 903 Kearny
RIcbfcr JlnxlHiilliau, ryl:) Jackson
RiclitiT Williniji M.,riir First Av and
Ki-iiliicky, Sonlh S. F.
Rlckburn Fernando, SW cor Gak and
Gough
Riddle Robert, NW cor Kearny and
Francisco
RlechersA Bolts. SW cor Lark In and
Ellis and 9(13 .Alarkel
Rlock lli'iiry, tcrjiiiims of Sixlli
Riedllugi;r Kdward, 923 Kearny
Riekels & Weise, NW cor Mission and
Sixteenth
RIepen Hermann, 48 Second
Rl;;ney Patrick, 410 Twentv-second
Rllcy & Grlltin, 814 Clay
RIstow John, NW cor Turk and Van
Ne.ss Av
Rittraelr Kasper, 172.') Mission
Rllzan N., SE cor Diipoiit and Post
Roach James, 636 Fourth
Roach Lawrence, NE cor York and
Twenty-fourth
Robbius John W., ;i037 Sixteenth
Robertson Lorin, NW cor Harrison
Av and Shipley
Robin Adrien, 614 Fourth
Robinson Charles A., 13 Van Ness Av
Robinson Henry, SW cor Davis and
Rodefeld F. W., SW cor Post and
Kearny
Rogers Benjamin Mrs., 252 Brannan
Rohde Henry, SW cor Front and
Washington
Rohde John, SW cor Clay and Taylor
Rolide Peter F., 8 Clav
RohllTs Chris, 643 Commercial
Rohltts & WoebkCj 1 Mission
Rohrs Diedrich, SW cor Clay and Ma-
son
Rohrs George H., SB cor Post and
Central Av
Rohrs John D., 1.500 Mission
Roland Bridget Mrs., 63 Jessie
Eomani Salvatore, 437 Broadway
Romberg Milliam, SE cor Euss and
Howard
Ronn D. V., 638 Commercial
Rooney Bros., E s Potrero Av, bet Slx-
teeuth and El Dorado
Rosengarn Bros., 202 Post
Rosentreter Otto , 415 Fourth
Rosetta Fortunate, 119 Fifth
Rossi Angelo, 521 Commercial
Rosso Frank, 325 Montgomery Av
Rotenstelu Alexander, 633 Clay
Rotherman John & Co., Fourth, bet
Townsend and King
Rothermel P. M., SW cor Vallejo and
Leavenworth
Rothschild Henry, NE cor Ellis and
Powell
Kotke Frederick, 256 Spear
Rottanzi Giosue, 1027 Market
Ronard Joseph, SW cor Liberty ^and
Townsend
Rovegno Stefano, 1719 Stockton
Rowe August, SW cor Bryant and
Fifth
Roziere Charles, 21 Stockton
Rudolph Charles, 335 Haves
Ruh Anton, 411 Bush
Jiumetsch Jacob, NW cor Sutter and
Dupont
Runde Christopher H., NW cor Eigh-
teenth and Sherman
Runge GustavusM., SW cor Octavla
and Union
Rush Patrick. SE cor Bryant and Gil-
bert
Russell Edward, 5 Polk
Russell Henry, NE cor Sanchez and
Twentv-ninth
Russell JIarv 3Irs., 732 Brannan
Ruther & Lindwall, 525 Vallejo
Ryan James, NW cor RItch and Har
Rvan James W., 109 Fifth
Rvan Michael, 816 Howard
Rvan & Co., 226 Third
Sntrerhill Tiavid, 311 T)upont
Sngf-Iiorn Hermann, 520 Union
Sahnkf II. (;., SE cor Sixteenth and
Dolores
Sainsot Francis, NW cor Main and
Mission
SaJouF Vve, NW cor Post and Dnpont
Sammy George, NE cor Tyler and
Larkin
Sample Samuel S., 211 Kearny
Sancken C. & t'o., NE cor Eddy and
Steiuer
Sander & KraflT, 305 Stockton
Sanderefold F. T., NW cor Leaven-
worth and Jackson
Sanderson .John A., Oakland Ferry
Snnilmiinn f>nest, 2.33 Sixth
Saiiguiuptti ('.,62] Brniidwa.y
Sargent 'I'iniothv, ,S12 Kearnv
Sartor & Stellnni, 1107 Dupont
Sass Edward, 1035 h'olsom
Sbarboro & Costa, 531 Washington
Scaninn John, NE cor Ridley and
Mission
Scarborough J. J., 5 Broadway
Schade Gustav, NW cor Beale and
Mission
Schafer George, 707 Mission
Schaffer Conrad, 1129 Mission
SchatTner Frederick, 22 Leidesdorff
Scheggia Charles, 1128 Dupont
Scheper Andreas, NW cjr Pine and
Broderlck
Scheper John H., NE cor Beale and
Bryant
Scheper John H., NE cor Clay and
Larkin
Schilling William, SE cor Front and
Pine
Schlnkel Otto. SW cor Bryant and
Downey
Schlechtweg Charles, 1721 Howard
Schleef J. H., 815 Stockton
Schlesselmann J. H. NE cor Turk and
Fillmore
Schlewick Simon, .325 Sansom
Schlichting H. F., 449 Fifth
Schluter Charles H., 744 Fourth
Schluter Dietrich, 508 Davis
Schluter John H., NE cor Second and
Howard
Schmalzlen George, 121 Fourth
Schmidt A. J. S., NE cor Berry and
Fifth
Schmidt Charles, SE cor Kearny and
Merchant
Schmidt Christian, NW cor Mission
and Seventh
Schmidt Hubert, 1228 Dupont
Schmidt John, SE cor Greenwich and
Steiner
Schmidt & Butler, NW cor Powell and
Eddv
Schmidt & Nvhuis, 921 Kearny
Schmitt George, 920 Market
Schneider Beniamin, SE cor Clay and
Montgomery
Schneider George, 1134 Dupont
Schneider Henry, SE cor Kearny and
Pine
Schnibbe Christopher, NE cor Mission
and Thiiteenth
Schnittger Bros., SE cor Fillmore and
Clay
Schnuterihaus Edward, 1143 Mission
Schoenfelder John, 1113 Dupont
Scholkmann F., NW cor York and
Twenty-fourth
SchoUe Antonio, NE cor Turk and
Leavenworth
Schortemeier H. H., NE cor Prospect
PI and California
Schott Charles, SE cor Brannan and
Clinton
Schottler Anton, SB cor Montgomery
and Vallejo
Schrader Charles, 455 Stevenson
Schreiber John, 033 Mission
Schreiner Emll & Co., 119 Eddy
Schriefer Diedrich H., 155 Natoma
Schroder Charles, SW cor Franklin and
McAllister
Schroder Herman, NE cor Ellis and
Webster
Schroder Herman, NW cor Gough and
Fell
Schroder John F., SE cor Drumm and
Sacramento
Schroder John H., 330 Vallejo
Schrodei John H., NW cor Buchanan
and Geary
Schroder & Co., 425 Bast
Schroeder Henry, NE cor Grove and
Gough
Schroeder William J. H., 117 Second
Schuldt Hermann, SW cor Third and
Silver
Schulken & Sorensen, NE cor Laguna
and McAllister
Schultheis Henry, NW cor Polk and
Clay
Schultz Louis, 426 Davis
Schultz Theodore, 426 Green
Schultz William, SW cor First and
Bryant
Schultz tt Kock, SW cor Broadway and
Davis
Schultze Louis, NE cor Lombard and
San.som
Schulze & Kuntz, 314 Hayes
Schumacher E. A., SW cor Nineteenth
and Jllssion
Schumacher Frederick, 44 Steuart
Schumacher & Wilkens Bros.. SE cor
Valencia and Twenty-first
Schunemann Henry, SW cor Shipley
and Fifth
Schuppert Charles T., SE cor California
and Kearny
Schure Henry, W s Girard, opp San
Brunei Road
Schutte Bros., NE cor Commerce and
Battery
Schwartz Diedrich, SE cor Twenty-
fourth and Valencia
Schwartz, Husing <fe Meyer, 1 Market
Schwartz & H\ising, SE cor Eighteenth
and Mission
Schwerin Charles, 632 Fourth
Scollay William A., 1522 Stockton
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture ?'>« Sliirts to Order.
TOBACCO. CIGARS and CI&ARETTES. at Qeo. Loomis', 706 to 716 Eeam> St
SANFRANC^IS^CO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1005
htewari A ltlrk,lfti„l, NW cor FoUom Tmk .)..|,n. K h Shi. Bruno IJ.,ii<l.
c.i„,' l".V"' '"'""■■"' i TwiMity-nlMlli
Stickler * I'lt.rs. iioi Kfnrnv
Stodanrd Jaiiirs II., I Couiinerclal
Moeven Jleniy, SW cor Powell and
I iiliin
St.irver Henry, 175 Sixteenth
Moke-i lindinel A. j'Mrs.,.|ll Drumni
Mi.iie W luimii, SK rr>r haKiina aud I'a-
illlc Av
Sti.iiptlkanin A. H. Mrs., SE cor Stock-
ton luiil Union
' cor Dupont and
Seeger .'
Selpel "
Sellg Mnrx, 200 Bush
SelllnKer Frank, 615 I'aclflc
Semler Annie Mrs., NK cor Baker and
Creenu ieh
t>enf:sta(ke Albert, SW cor i'acltic and
' Prnniin
I Senjistneken Peter, SE cor Mission and
Frenicnt
I Sephtc.n Jlartha Mrs., 54:5 Howard
I Sevdel lOrnst, 47 Third
Shade Ciirnelius, 506 Clay
I Shanahan Murty, 368 Naioma „
fhanahnn Thomas, XE cur Ninth and Straub.ios("ph725"sixth
I Shipley Streull Arnold W., ,S\V .
I Shannon .loUn B.,SE cor Grove and Stockton PI
I Octftvia Stunipf.lohn. First Av.nr Kentucky,
Shea Cornelius, 340 Minna South S. F.
I Shea Timothy, SW cor Bryant and Sturla (;. I!. & Cd., xwi Dupont
I Converse Sullivan Daniel, 5;18 Fourth
I Shea & McClosky, SE cor Folsom and Sullivan Daulel, NE cor Dore and Bry-
; Twenty-lifth ant
Sheehau .Juliii, NW cor Broderlckand Suili\au Iiaiiiel, 717 Pavis
Cvecuwiih Sullivan liaulel ().. M ('(.inmerclftl
Sheehan .t JIahon, 406 Slarket Siilll\an Mic liael, .722 First
She))anj Mary, NEcor Kentucky and ' Sullivan Mitliael .1., 21 Jlontgomer.v Av
Merrimnc Sullivan .^licliael J., NW cor Tavlor
and Tyler
Sullivan I'atriek, 6 .lackson
Sullivan Patrick, 12 Broadway
Sullivan Th'.mas,.sK cor Sllsslon and
Thirteenth
Suliiyan Tiiunthv, 2;U Fourth
Swansey p. A., N"\V cor Clara and
Ritch
Sweeney .lolianna .^Irs., 6 Mile Ilonse,
New IMIssion Roa.l
Sweeney it T,eary. SE cor Branuan
an<l (jeneva
Swoniiream E. .)., XW Fourth
Tonuu .lulm \\\, 600 Tax lor
Tan ere .Iples. 24.i Fourth
Tannian P. .1., s\V < ..r Third and Stcv
Tayac C. J. Mrn.. Si Fourth
Taylor John & Co., I.'i Post
Shenlieard Joseph, NW cor Beale and
Braniinn
Shetzel M. P., 60;i California
Shohay Franli, !»20 Pacific
Slebc juiiu, -i27 Satvamento
Slebe Ludwij, NE cor Everett ami
Fourth
Siem John, 600 Seconil
.Sievers Charles, 7.'M Broniiwav
Slevers William..', Herr.s
Simon Benjamin, SW cor Sl.\tl\ ami
Harrison
Simonsen A M., 1011 Kearnv
Skerrett .lolin & Co., i:w .Shipley
Skuce .lames, 5:i(l Jackson
Smadeke William, .sw cor Eighth and
Jlission
Small & Cnrley, 2.52 Third
Smith Adam, SE cor Sacramento and , Taylor & Jones, 4i:i Pine
Webb I Teese Lewis Jr., 432 Kearny
Smith Christopher, W s Mission, op- Telweler .John il., IH Natonia
poslte St. Marv's College
Smith George, 413 Fifth
Smith Harry, 1304 Powell
Smith John, 405 Drumm
Smith Joseph, 432 Valencia
Smith I.onis, 641 California
Smith * .'MerkenK. 10 Wnshington
Sobi>e I)|edr;cii,.>ll iAlissi..n
SohlJohn, NE cor Mason and Fran-
cisco
Somerville & Ellis, Commercial Hotel
Sosso -Vntonio, 810 Kearny
Soulie Victor, 317 Montgomery Av
Spanier Joseph, 112 Post
Sparrow Joseph, 33 Clementina
Speckmau F. F., NE cor Fourth and
Mission
Specter W. R., Uooper, l)et Third and
Fourth
Spencer Pavid, 300 Folsom
Spengemann Charles, SW cor Summer
and .sijirlng
Sprague Adna, Junction Ellis, Market
and Stockton
Sprnegel Christian, Railroad Av, bet
Eighth and Ninth nvs. South S. F.
Staats J. F., D.'iS Harrison
Statrelbach <fe Herkenhani, 108 Steuart Tletlen Henry, SW
Slagg Cornelius, ucean House Road, I.i in enwi.rtl
6U miles from I'ltv Hail Tleljni Henry, ;>
Stahltdward. 228 Hush
Stahl * Von Aspern, 415 I'Ino
StanitVirth .lulia, 120'.. Townsend
Staplcfel.il William, NE cor M'ailer
and Fiilniore
Stai)lTWIlilaiM, 116 Dupont
Stapelton John, NW cor Baker and
Hayes
Staude John, 815 Pacitlc
Steer John, 451 First
Steflens <fe Iteinecke, SE cor Folsom
and Main
Steffens * Schutte, NW cor Market
and Noe
Thcil Francois, :«« Third
Theleii Peter, 507 Davis
Thode .John Vi'., NE cor Hayes ami
Laguna
Thom-Wohrden Theodore N., NE cor
lurn"r John, 2tw Brannan
rwelthninnn A Peters, NE cor T<<nth
and Folsom
Twoniey .Michael, 234 Fremont
Tyson Pnman S., 122 LelilcMlorff
T'l'I'Tw 1 A K..rdine\er, Kuiut Hon»e
tngroit Auuu-t, l>i Ha\e^
T'rbaii ,)an,iii.s, li:i1 Iniponl
Irner.lol1n.2r22 Mlshl(,n
Vallet Charles, .W. Fifth
Van Beriicn A.,42.'>?Sansfim
Van Glahn .lohn H., NE cor Cbattau-
oojia and Twenlv-sccond
Van Noonlen Tliiodore, 424 Hayeii
Van Noorden WIlllBm F., 4.'«9 Valencia
Vance .laiu's, I Morton
Vaughan I'atrlck, n21i Clav
Vaughn A. H. (estate of), 21 I,eld
Vennekohl Brothers, NW cor Jones
ami Padilc
Vlbert .Maxime, 518 Vnlemla
Vlllard Constintln. l.'tat .•Stockton
Vllledleu Cliurle^, 111'.. Dni.ont
Vincent J. Mme., NE cor PaclHc ami
Powell
Vollmer H. A Co., SW cor I'aclllc and
East
Vollmer .lohn J..7.T7Turk
Von Hargeii llenrv, 23 Valencia
Von (iialin ('hrlrilan, SK cor Si'venlli
and Stevenson
Von Haileln John, NW cor Powell and
l.reen
Von Harten l.ouls, NW ror Brannan
and Sixth
Von Sooslen A Ahrens, SW cnr Six-
teenth and Fi.lsom
Von Staden D. ('., SW cor Steuart and
Mission
Vorrath Henry, SW cor Point Lolios
and Johnson avs
Vortmaim Henry, NW cor Howard .
aud Steuart
Wagner Edward I,., 12;t2 Dupont
Wahl ChrMlan, .Wh .M-rehant
Wahl l>r)uls. 415 Washington
WahUHllh H. A Co.. !I3I Folsom
Waldeck F. A Bro., 22 First
Walke John, 31 Fifth
Walker .lohn. :r2 Steuart
Stevenson and Fourth, aud SE cor 1 Waller Anna .Mrs., ;t5l ThInI
Tweiity-tliIni and Bartlett Waller C. A C<i.. NW cor FX-t and
Fildv
K cor Third and
Thonia> ( 'liar
Thonia.< .lames,
Brannan
Thomas .Matthew, 50 Third
Thomas William A., 1133'j Mission
Thomas ,t ( iwens, 406 Montgomery
Tlioiiii. rl Henry A., NW cot Filbert
aiel .'Mi.nti:i mery A v
Tliompson William, 2.')2 steuart
Thomp,-on & Barber, 666 Mission
Tlcheuor S. .1., NE cor Bush and Bat
Tleck .lohn, SE cor Post and Jones
Tledemann Martin, NW cor Gough and
McAllister
Tledemann A- .Sclwimacker, NW cor
Powell and Pacific
TIeman .MarLar.t :\lrs., 721 CHem
Tlerney Tlioina-. NK ."<r New Mont-
gomery and Howard
Tletlen Plednch W.,417 Pruram
r Broadway and
Kearny
lietjeu IIiTinanri, .520 Pine
T .|i|ieiil>o..ke llerinann,SW cor Second
anil .'Market
Tol.lienlioske .1. H., SW cor Second
a d Howard
Tobelniann Henry, SE cor Haves and
Franklin
Tobin Miles .1., NE cor Buchanan and
Birch Av
Tomalty Patrick J., SW cor Sixth and
Mliina
Tonneinacher Julius, 913 Kearny
Tra. v Catherine, Berry, bet Third and
Fourth
.la.ks
I Waller A Pro., .sK cor (ink and Gough
: Waller A Fisher, SE cor Jackson ami
I Priiinin
Walsh Edward, SE c-or Bay and Ma«un
, Walsh James, 2.V)l I.nrkin
' Walsh Marv .Mrs.. 422 I'ruuiin
, Walsh Thnnin>.7l;) PavIs
Walsh A Pelan\,2(l0 Fourth
I Walters .'Mnrtln, .'W Clay
I Walterstein Frank, NE cor kearn.x
and V ashliik'ton
' Wannke>~el 1 in ar, 213 Pine
■Warneeki' \»ii;ust, 11 Six'nr
Warner Abrnliani, NE or .MelgRs'
W ban and Fraiiilsto
WaiUken H. F., NE cor Frnnclno and
Dupont
Waterman J. G., SW cor MontKoiiK-ry
an. I .lackson ;
Water- (e-cirt;!-, 615 .SauKoin '
Wat- 11 .MarLarei .Mrs., 1.T2 First
Wattle/. 1... .VH .sixteenth
Wniigaman Asa 1,., 1144 .^larket
Weber (Jeorge, 4:tt Broadway
WeUrT. IL.sy^ c-.r Boyce and P.ilnl
I.oIhis Av
We<lel John G., SW cor Pacific and
Priinim
Wedemever J. H., NKcoi Konrtli and
Bern-
Wehr llenrv, 40 Jackson
\> thr John, .VW California
Welhniann Charb ■^ I.VJO Market
Weir A llartmanii, NW cor Fourth I
and Mis-lon
Welsv A Fellnmnn,.c: Bunh
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1006
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Welch JohD, KW cor Howard and
Twenty-fifth
Wellbrock & Schroder, 214 Davis
Welsh Culeman, 665 Mission
Welsh Thomas, SW cor Fourth and
Howard
Welsh & Chalifour, 821 Market
Welsh & Loughery,641 Mission
Wenzel Froderick, 543 Merchant
Wertheimer & Simon, 735 O'Farrell
Wesfell John, SE cor Powell and
Union
Westlake George, 192 Stevenson
Weston Austin, 154 Second
Wheatman John L., SE cor Battery
and Jackson
Wheelan John S., NW cor Harrison
and Thirteenth
Whelan John, NE cor Tyler and FiU-
more
Wherity P. & Son, 21S First
Whitaker James, 422 Natoma
White William, S s Central Road, nr
I Golden Gate I'ark
- White William H., 35'^ O'Farrell
I Wiebalk Nicholas, SW cor Bush and
' Polk
Wiebi.Idt Brothers, NW cor Twentieth
and Valencia
1 Wiegand J. H., 113 Drumm
Wieiaud Frank, 28 Leid'Ssdorfi"
Wiener.- & Staler, 136 Main
Wieulioltz & Englesman, NE cor Main
mid Bryant
Wilej Gliarles, SW cor Twenty-fourth
and Vic-k.-burs^
Wilke Louis 242 Sutter
Wilkrns Ji.liii W. & Co., SW cor Third
ami llraiman
Wilki'iis Mdtthias, NE cor Chestnut
and Jla ua
Wilkins & BlfChoff, 1601 Turk
Wbkinson Eli, SW cor Bay and Fill-
mure
Willyreii Robert, 31 Sacramento
Williams John A., 502 Fourth
Williams John B., cor H and Seventh
Av, nr Golden Gate Park
Williiiiiis & SclJreiber, 21 Kearny
\\ iliianison John N, W cor Seventh
and Folsum
Willis Jamos, cor Ninth and Mission
\\illoiighby iV Dawe, 54 Pacific
Wilson An r 'W, Ul Jackson
Wilson J. dm ]•;., SE cor Filth and Na-
toma
I Wilson & Clarke. 2609 Mission
Wlndt Henry A., NE cor Broadway
I and Hyde
WInkclmann Henry, SW cor Hayes
I and Lag una
Winter John F., SW cor Mason and
FiUiert
Winter .lolin H., 1600 Bush
Winter it Paidi, SE cor J'ost and Kear
Wintjen John, SW cor Geary and Ue-
visadero
Wlssel Henry, 613 Brannan
Witgen IJiedrlch, NWcor Dupontand
Broadway
Wltschon Henry, SB cor Eighth and
Brvant
, Wltto "Charles,W s Georgia, bet ghasta
I and Sierra
! Wltte William, SE cor Powell and Val-
j lejo
Wlttrauior John G., 513 Paclflc
Witzel J. F. & Bros., NW cor Davis
I and Pacific
j Wobbcr Bros., NE cor lieavenworth
! and Geary
Wobber Bros., SE cor Powell and Lom-
bard
WoerzGottleib,5Har<lle PI
Woessner ('hristiaii, 664 Bryant
Wohlkn .lolin, 31 Kiflli
M'ohltnmn ll.'nry, NE cor Third and
TiiwiiM'iid
W(j|f lOliiis, Sun Miguel Station
Woll Peti'r, 5S Crocker
WoltersBros., NE cor Twentieth and
Guerrero
Woods Ann Mrs., 541 First
Woodworlli John, 802 Sansom
Wortmann & Webber, SW cor Clay
and Kearny
Wreile Dioilrich, NE cor Gurerro and
Seventeenth
Wrede Dledrich, NW cor East and
Clay
Wrede John, 222 Washington
Wren Patrick, 921 Nutorna
Wright Mitchell, 20 Sixth
Wulbern John, NW cor Laguna and
Filbert
Wulfl' Bros., NE cor Sixth Av and L,
South S. F.
Wulzen D. H., NE cor Fol and Ninth
Wvckoff & Drum, 714 Mission
Wvrich C. G., 16 Clay
Yates & Co., SW cor ilarket and Third
Zahn Henry, 823 Vallejo
Zaubitzer Albert, 615 Merchant
Zenovich Lucas, 640 Post
Zierenberg & Stamer, 717 Folsom
Zweifel Henry, 308 Fourth
HENRY BRADER
DEALER IN
Wines, Braadies aid Wiiskies,
AND NAPA VALLEY
BL.ACKBERRV BRAX»V.
Ofllce with Lachman & Jacob!, S. E.
corner Market and First Sts.
IiilIiograi»Uers.
Baker George H., 518 (May
Bancrott A. L. & Co., 721 Market
BOSyUI EDWARD & Co., SE cor
Clav and Leldesdorff
BRITTON & REY, SW cor Commer-
cial and Leideedorfl' (see adv. opp.
page)
Brown G.T., 540 Clav
Buehler & Byrnes, 605 Clay
Crocker H. S. & Co., 401 Sansom
(iaFnjwav W. T., 540 Ciay
Korbel Brothers, 311 Battery
SCHMIDT M. & Co., 411 Clay and 412
Commercial
Truworthy F. M., 318 Front
Waldstein Abraham, 320 Sansom
AV} ttenbach C. E. F., 432 Montgomery
J»I. SCHiniDT «fc CO.
Lithographers, Zincographers
DESIGNERS AND PRINTERS,
412 Coiuiiiereial <& 411 Clay.
liive Stock— Dealers.
Flint P. B. & Co. (sheep), SW cor Bat-
tery and Greenwich
Frooinnerg Henry, 33-37 New Mont
Green Rufus I., 33 New Montgomery
Horan & Moore, SW cor Ninth and
Howapl
James J. G., 331 Kearny
Lynch D. & Co., SE cor Market and
Tenth, and NE cor Mission and
Thirtieth
Lynch Daniel, W s Mission, near Thir-
tieth
Mason N. H. A., 324 Pine
Olsen & Cunnifr, 1616 Market
Severance A. J. (sheep), 320 Sansom
Skiilman T., 1625 Powell
Sweeney <fe Sharkey, NE cor Tenth
and Howard
Washburn Henry, SE cor Fifth and
Brvant
Woolsey E. W. (sheep), 418 California
Iiiver.y Stableis.
("See aiables.)
liOCk.s.
{See also Hardware.)
Bryant & Taylor, 312 California
Cincinnati Safe and Lock Co., 215 Cal
G(.rdon .lames E. &Co. (Brantford), 254
Market
Hall's Safe and Lock Co., 210 Sansom
Kittredge Jonathan, 18 Fremont
LEAVITT C. H.,227Beale(see advt.
page xxxlx)
Morris & Sou (bronze), 1045 Market
i'acilic Coast Combination Knob and
Lock Co., 320 Sansom
Parklmrst V. S. W„ SE cor Market and
Fremont
WILL & FINCK, 769 Market
Yale Lock Manufacturing Co., 408
Market
Young's Combination Lock Co., 402
Montgomery
Itocksmiths.
Adams C, 508 Commercial
Bachmann Jacob, 729 Clay
Beck August, 513 Broadway
Bien Joseph, 412 Commercial
Browning August, 651 Clay
Camous Andre, 432 Bush
Cass John J., 350 Third
Cohen David, 1102 Folsom
Collins W. W., Ill Stevenson
Crowe Timothv, 770 Mission
Crussell F. R., 506 Howard
Darr Johann C., 103 Commercial
Davidson J. D., 812 Market
Dexter A. G., 1122',, Mission
Early & Large, 522 Dupont
Edelmann J., 803 Larkin
Fleischel George, 614 California
Garvey & Kroeger, 163 New Mont
Harris, Oswald & Noble,208 Leidesdorff
Havman A., 136 Post
Held A., 521 Pacific
Joost Bros., NE cor Mission and Elev-
enth
Jordan August Jr., 758 Clay
Kohnke J., 405'o California
Lang John F., 1324', Polk
Leavens W. M., 39 Eleventh
Lefebvre A., 605 Montgomery Av
Lehnig C. E., 240 Fifth
Marks August, 506 Commercial
Moukcom C. J., 858 Howard
Morris & Son, 1045 3Iarket
Munson James H., 504 Stevenson
Nauman Paul Z., 209 Davis
Newhoir Frank, :fi8 Bush
Otto Charles, 610 Fourth
Paehtz Gus. J., 2106 Fillmore
Pfeiffer John W., 1032 Kearny
Rabjohu Edwin, 9 Turk and 1108 Mar-
ket
Rau & Todt, 119 Leidesdorff
Rollins J. B., 606 Mission
Schermeier Frederick, 737 Mission
Schneider F. G., 512 Haves
Schnoor Christian H., 219 Sixth
Seculovich P. T., 504 Stevenson
Silverstein Edward, 5 Broadway
Verrill Calvin M., 641 Mission
Wallrnann Bodo, 817 Blarket
A\ILL & FINCK, 769 3Iarket
XiOCouiotiTe Spring mann-
fafturers.
Betts Spring Co., 218 Fremont
liOcomotiTe^t.
(;S'ee also Iron Foundries.)
Arnold N. S. & Co. (agents). 310 Cal
HINCKLEY, SPIERS & HAYES, 213
Fremont
Prescott, Scott & Co., NE cor Mission
and First
RISDON IRON AND LOCOMOTIVE
WORKS, SE cor Howard and
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD & CO.
(agents Baldwin Locomotive
Works), 218 California
liOdgriiigs.
{See also Bourdinp, also Hotels.)
Abbiatti Albino (Belvidere House), 1108
Stockton
Abram John, 915 Market
Adams A. H., 32 Fourth
Aitkon Iv. S. Mrs., .526 Kearny
' Alexandor Flnra, 519 Jones
! Alexan.ler 11. IMrs., lUl Sutter
j AlliMi .lercmiali 10., 20 Folsom
Allison Ivlwiu C, NW cor Francisco
and Fillmore
Anderson Catherine (Ocean HouEe),103
Clark
Andrews II. Mrs.. 536 Market
Arend Slargaret Miss, 719 Clay
Asten A. ( i. Mrs., 31 Ellis
Bailey L. II. (Cameron House), 509
Sacra nieuto
Bailey & 31cLean (Railroad Lodgings)
533 (Ji^nmiercial
Baker Annie M. Mrs., 13 Harlan PI
Bakker R. E. (Steuart St. House), 104
Steuart
BULLOCK & JO^ E? —Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Eeomy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1007
CoRhlan Margaret Mr?., '^'i SteTCDsoo
Coin K. A <'o. iWhlt«? HouA* Uolel).
-CO Jacks >n
Cole Pclla Mr-.. <¥Y: .>;fr.rkfon
'leman X. L. >!'
Collins Kat.- .Mr^
• ••■Ulns M. .Mr-.,
(',.. ■ . •■ . '.,
..1. Mi-si,,n
turn
. . "1 Ai.iiiia
Klrst
T. (London Uoiu>-
Ballhad L., 630 Sarramento I
Barman J. Mrs., 945 FoUom I
Barrv Kate Mr,*., 157 Seventh 1
Battles John Jr. (King street House), '
in:! Kins
Beattv Mvrza I., 7 Monteomerv .\v
Bell >Iarj:aret Mr?., 120 Seventh
Benjamin Charlotte Mrs., 783 Market,
and 9 Fourth
Bennett Liic.v Mrs., S73'^ Market '
Bera .Vutonia Mrs., 3U fifth
Berunio Guitano (U )tel Ul Roma), 818
{ Sansom
I Berry Dora Mrs., 17 Ellis
j Bern- Judith B., 109 Montgomery
Bertoloci G. (Ilotel de Lul-co), 307
Bruadwav
BickneU Isaac, ISS McAllister
I BigKins Patrick (Halght House), 632
I Brannan
i Billings Kate Mrs.. 55 3[lnna
I Blrard Edward, l-WJ Stockton, and 702 , Costa iJiilsepi*, 314 Paclflc
Vallejo ! Costerouz/e & i'a.-at»>nne, 311 Pacific
Ka»an Mnrran-tj «DTWrt
Fa
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F«-
Cook. .^Ur.. il. Mr<., 1:K Sixth
Cooke Annie .Mrs. Sil Calll.jmla
Corneli-on F. .Mrs., 13 Claj
Com>n Janu-s i Mauhatian House), 706
Front
Cory Isabella Mrs.. 573 Howard
Cos^rove Ellen 3Irs., '.^5 Jes»te
Cosgrpve Janie- (New Kecuid Hour'
100 Mc.Vlllster
'■'* BcfTT
'rr..-ou Haaat), Ml
Either .\manda F. Mrs., 520 Bush
Blair S. Mrs., 5-4 Pine
Blanc & Eyraud (Hotel de France), 621
Pacitic
Blanchard Mary Mrs., 512 Howard
Blitz Caroline Mrs., 501 (^eary
Blohm Francis Mrs., 700 Broadway
Blundell James Mrs., 1 Filth
Bohen Mary Mrs., 819 Howard
Bolander C. Jlrs., 738 Jlarket
Borel & Co. (Hotel de France), 637 Pac
Burst Annie Jlrs., Wfl Mi-sion
Bott & Larsen ( Golden Gate House),
206 Steuart
Bonrger Marguerite ^Mrs., 29 Minna
Boyue Thomas, 45 Vallejo
Bradley Eliza 31rs. (Bradley House),
lis Post 1
Bradley JIary J., 142 Sixth '
Braiuard Henrv C., :S4 Bush I
Bray %\ ilUam H. *» Geary
Brennan l)elia Miss, 555 Jllsslon ',
Breslln < iw'_-n i,Ca.ssius Hotel), >"E cor ;
Louisiana and Sierra |
Brewster I). Mrs.. SE cor Post and i
Dupont I
Brewster Mary Mr.*., 127 Mcntgomerj' :
Brlggs A. M., 137 ilontgomery
Brogan Micliael (.\bbotsf ord House),
N V cor Broadway and Larkln I
Brokaw Charlotte Mrs., 211 Gongh
Brown Agnes >lrs., 947 Mission
Bruwn Barbara, SE cor Dupont and
Post
I Brown Emma J. Mr-., 1012 Mason
Brown Henry, 10O4 Kearny
Brown Henrv (Scandinavian Home),
809 Battery ,
Brown Jl. W. Mrs., 721 Br>-ant
Brown Kosa Mrs., 322 Fifth i
Bruwn Susan Mrs., Uol Sacramento
Bruce John Mrs. (Spencer House), 963
Jlisslon
Buehler J. F., 1002 Montgomery
Burke John (Inion Hotel), 5U Mission
Burke JIargaret, :J5 Everett
Burke Mattle Mrs. (Gait House), 632
Market
Burling R. S. Mrs., 2:8 Kearny
Burmester Henry H. (Government
House), Ji W cor Washington and
Sanson!
Burr Levi (Eureka House), Bay, bet
Dupont and Kearny
Burton Charles <»., 109 Fifth
Calleii.lfr A Brown, 5 Broadway
Campbell Ellen Jlfs., 502 Jackson
Cardozo .b.lini Co. iXisbon House),
415 Druinui
Carlson Carl. 10 ■Washington
Carlvle Lather ne Mrs., 2011 Mission
Caruell Eliza Mrs., 974 Folsom
Carnev Ann Mrs., 5 Fourth
Carr A. L. Mr.-.,s09 Stockton
Carroll .^lari.aret Jlrs., :549 Fourth
Casey Tlioiuas J. tKevure House;, NW
cor Fourth and Mis-ion
Caverlv .Vnua, 110:1 Montgomery
Cuyron Lewis (Lafayette House), 73b
Pacliic
Chamberlain Elolse (Chamberlain
House), 600 Bush
Chaplu ChauDcv .>Irs., 830 Folsom
Chapman (ieorge Mrs., 103 Gear>-
Child .Maria Jlrs., 33.5 Tehama
Church (;. C, Mrs., 317 First
Church W. A. (Empire., 6:i6 (>>ni
Clement Annie ilrs., 245 Minna
Cochrane George, 125 Second
Coe Nannie T. Jlrs., 215 Post
Cottrell Henrv A. (I'acltlc Lodxlngs).
209 I.eld.-sdorfI
Ciuch H. M. Mrs. (Saratoga House),
931 Market i
Couturier E. Mrae., IS Geary I
Cox Marv Mr-., «» Green i
CraMe Helen .M. .Mr-., 4:15 Bush
Craii; .lam--. 1)10 Howard
Crandall Jano Mrs., 75 Minna !
Crelghton I'atriik (.\nierican House),
81 Natoma
Crocker Kniiua Mrs., 946 Howard
Curraii Mi' i a.^!. - \Wi-(. •;.i..n
Currv K th
Curtin 1 1.
Curtln .i . ll2Steu '
Daley .\u:r.\ mi-, >V'-i i.u'l House),
Brenliani I'l
Dalv JolauMauhatian Hutei),106 First
Knr:,;.- \ !...:;/. <.\ . Hr a.lway
]■ ■ ■
1 >.Ty
li -;'Ven8on
lie -...la l.-ti. .>ir-,. 1-1— I'.well
De Yonge J(,)hii (Sacramento House),
26 ."Sacramento
Deasv Bridget Mrs., 8 Dupont
I Dennis Richard, 913 Mont^oineTy
I Derico Charles iM llano Hotel), OS
I I'
Fraii^u Lui.Uts Mr»., 7-«> Market
Fruer Hu«:b > K\ereU Houae), SSSe^-
\UrW-t
rt House). 834
1
11
Donn 1
Dnnri"
I' -
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D..ty I.'
Douglas:
Jacks. I. „ I
Dowd Cath-rine .Miss, 309 Minna i
D(jwd l>enul6(Clty Front House), 625
Duvis _ I
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• r Seventh Av
'-- and Italian
ihfomla
.bth
•siJe
Hayes
" Ihlrd
>lr-.. I-" - Mh I
Janies (Colnmbla House), IM
Da.i ■ Hotel), N>»'
Dnnca Ilnna 1
Dunn .1 ..'' , ._.^
Dureiu l!r -.-. vlii.ui^ l^l House), 13l»
Stockton
Purnl;.- K sc Mr».(M4Uon House), 156
I P. >lr»., I* BeTenth
A. (WaJsworth House),
Hoose), R
I >ase), no
.:!foniUk
K.i«arisl.. Mr,-.,37 Wdy
E.(gert \\ lll.am ^t«;nnanla House), 35
EUs'iilive E. Jlr.s. (Walker House), «>»
Sixth „ ^
Elin.r .>larv E. Mr«., 311 Bush
Enier-oii .\. S. Mrs., IIO l»ro»pect PI
Emery Rebecca, I Central W
Eoll Elizali- th ^MonUn« Hoose), IM
, •' -n
(.Real (ur 111
1 1 1 Sanwini.
. . ,, ._. .-an.vjm and
VVe*r> „ 36 Cl»y
I U.ruMi A. K, Mr-..«i-. r.
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ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
11008
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
VI
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15
Herrmann August, Fifth Av, Hunter's
Point, S. F. •
Hess Frederick (Pioneer House), NW
cor Larliin and North Point
Hewitt Fred L. (Hewitt House), 236>2
Sixth
Hicks Marv Mrs., 107 Tehama
Hiland aiary, 720 Market
Hill S. Mrs., 21 Ellis
Hitchcock Alfred (Hitchcock House),
961 Mission
HodKdon Eliza A. Mrs., 31 Eddy
Hodge Eva Miss, 120 Sixth
Hoernle Marv T., 247 Stevenson
HotlLvdia Mrs., 921 .Jackson
Hofniaun Mattliaus (First St. House),
frl First
Holm A- Saxtorph (Bonanza House),
867 Jlarket
Hoover Henrv (Paris House), 308 Sut
Hopkinson Delilah 3Irs., 307 Fourth
Hosie James 3Irs., 226 Sixteenth
Houston Juana, 1314 Polk
Howard Frances C. Sirs., 31G Fourth
Howard Mattie Mrs., 110 Geary
Hughes John (Hughes House ), 503 Fol
Hughes Kienzi iSt. David's House),
715 Howard
Hunter Ann Mrs., 217 ;>Iinua
Hunter Julia Mrs., 1007 Market
Husson I'rbain 919 Clay
Hutchinson David (Eureka House), 624
Commercial
Hutchinson Julia, 310 Stockton
Hutchinson William, 716 Stockt-.u
Jackson Alexander (Jackson's Hotel),
66 Oregon
Jarrett Jacques, 111 Geary
Jeffreys Sarah Jlrs., 229 Keaniy
Jennings William, 502 Broadway
Johnson Erick K., NE cor Berry and
Sladden >
.Johnson I.,ouisa Mrs., 1031 Market
Jobiistun Catherine MisA,121 Mont
.loliu^toii .lulia A. (Irvine House), 568
Mi^^ion
Johnston Mary Jlrs., 1244 Howard
Johnston Robert, 246 Fourth
.Jones Eliza 1'. 3Irs., 227 Minna
.Jones Jemima Mr,-.,:io:i Jessie
Kearney Ellen IMr^.. 43 Tehama
KeelerMiiry X.. 77i! Howard
Keena .\nna Mr>. (Minna St. House),
2S :\Iinna
ICell..j.'u' JIuse Mrs., 925 Howard
Ivelly John, .51 Sacramento and 24
i)rumm
Kellv .Alarv Mrs.. 3 Sherwood PI
Kellv Marv 3lrs., 308 Tehama'
Kendall 31. Mrs., 6.52 Market
Kennedy Bedelia Mrs., :{4 Tyler
Kenney James (Elm House), 110 Sixtli
Keogli Michael AV". (Hibernia House),
366 Natoma
Kerns Ann Sirs., 50 Everett
Killeen .\nnie 3Iiss, 106 Minna
Kim; Carrie Mrs., 22 Fifth
King Catheiine Mrs., 279 Jlinna
King I'^lizabeth 3Irs., 1524 Clay
Jving Y.Wqw 3Irs., 425 Ivearnv
Kin.-- 3Iary (Belmont Hou^e), 969 Miss
KliiL' William E. ((iearv Street House),
22 (itarv
Kin>ev Eliza.*?. Mrs.. 1023 Stockton
Kinslow V. B. Mrs., 236 Sutter
Kitchen 3Iary ]Mr<., 5 Itnss
Knox iMuer.-on Mr-., 217 Po^t
Kohler Catheriiii' iMrs., 237 Stevenson
Krack Kinnia Mr>., :,\y. Ev.-n>tt
Krandelt .lennie 31 rs., 75 M'nna
Kuchle Caroline Mrs., .530 J'acillc
Kuhl& Langpaap (South Park House),
530 Third
Lache M.'uy 3Irs., 825 Mi.ntgomery
Ladne 3Iary .Mis.. 50:;' . Natuma
Lagravc Bernard & Co., cor Fifth and
Jfallroud Avs, South S. F.
Lagrave G. I*.,6:i4 I'acllic
Laing .lane 3lrs,, 214 I'owell
Lake William B. (Lake House), 26'2
Kearny
Lamprecht Margaret E. Mrs., 728 How
Land (i. E. Mrs., 45 Everett
Lane Walter W., .501 Davis
Lansing Caroline .'Mrs., 12:J5 31arket
Lasak E. F. Jlrs., 309 Dnponi
Laufter & Bacrne (Niagara House), 724
Mission
Leahy Thomas, 553 Mission
Learned Mary Mrs., 417 Mason
Leave Henry, 12 Cnmnicrclal
Ledden .lames 40 Miniui
Leddy Mary Jliss, s37 Kolsom
Lee Susan Sirs., 706 California
Leguien Madelaine Sirs., 1014 Stockton
Lena Nathan Mrs., 1206 ilission
Lenahan JIargaret Miss, 1747 Jlission
Lesher Gertrude Mrs., 229 Kearv and
4.35 Bush
Lew Eva Mrs., 404 Stockton
Lhote Fannie Mrs., 1142'^ Market
Lincoln P. H. 3Ir.s., 115 Seventh
Lindij Jacob, 636 Sacramento
Liuscjtt ilarv E. Sirs., 121 Seventh
Little Marv A. Sirs., 104 Sixth
Littlelohn Elizabeth Sirs., 222 Mc-
Allister
L(jller James M. (Elcho House), 863j^
.Market
fjong Nicliolas, 648 Howard
Lonkey Jane 3Irs., !X)6 Stockton
Lovell Ardene Mrs., 7o3 Market and 8
Third
Lovelv George .'?., 605 Pine
Lowe Jes.se M., 20.33 Howard
LoweU Jlary 1., 223 Fifteenth
Lowenstein Isaac, 1206 Stockton
Lull G. W. Mrs., 311 .Stockton
Luttringer .Joseph, 409 Dupont
Lutz Minna Mrs., 608 Jackson
Lvford L. A. 31rs. (Appleton House),
33 Fitth
Lynch Belle 31rs., 10.57 ilission
Lvnch Ellen 31rs., 649 Broadwav
Lynch Ellen 3Irs., 2:« Bush
Lvnch 3Iarv 31rs.. 418 Broadway
Lynch Timothy, 610 Fourth
Lyon L. H., 625 Clay
Lyons Slargaret Sliss, 783 Folsom
Lvons Sabiua Sirs., 246 Stevenson
3Iaggs Jane 31rs., 2006 Polk
3Iagnire Annie 31rs., 517 Jones
3Iaguire Annie 3Irs., 660 Howard
3Iall Adam, 34 Eddy
JIangenberg Alvina. N W cor Sixth Av
and Fulton
31anks E. 1>I. 3Irs. (Bonanza House),
103 Steuart
Bfann C. N. Jlr?., 317 Powell
3Inrder t'atherine 3Irs., 14 Eddy
3Iar.stich .\ndrew, :e Steuart
Slarsdeu .Vun 3Ir^., 734", Howard
3Iartin J. 3Irs., 330 Sutte'r
.Martinelll F., 12-14 (ihio
3Ia-ters 3Iary L. 3lr.-., 221 Sixth
JIatson & Svenkesen, 132 Steuart
Slaxfield Isabella 31r-., 204 3IeAllister
.May Josephine 3Ir,s., 75s Harrison
JFcCaftrey Bridget, 64 3Iinna
31cCann Ann Mrs., SE cor First and
3Iission
BIcCarthv Cassie 3Irs., 286 Stevenson
31cCIaine Jlary 3Irs., 228 Jllnna
JlcConnell Eliza 3Irs., 33'^ (I'Farrell
JIcDermott Lizzie 3Iiss, 15 31inua
3IcDermott 3Iargaret 3Irs., 744 How
McDevitt Edward(ContiuentaI House),
510 31ission
McGowan Bridget Mrs., 9 Tavlor
3IcGowan J. B. 3Irs., 224 Fourth
3Ii Crath .\nna Bliss, 1830 Blarket
3h(;nitli J(,hn (BIcGrath's Hotel), 512
BlL-iun
BIcKee Blamie S. BIrs., 1227 I'ine
BIcIvce Blarv Blrs., 271i Stevenson
BIcKibben H. Blrs., 1020 Blarket, and
15 Eddy
BIcT,ane .lolin (Frisco House), 1710
J)iip(^nt
BJcJ.ane Nellie Blrs., 7S7 Blission
BIcLeoil Kah' Blis.- 127 Keamv
3IcBIill:iii Unuiel (Girard House), 142
Seventh
BIcNerny Pose Bliss, 805 Howard
Blead Krank, :G0 Dupont
Bleegaii .\nn BIr.s., 419 Stockton
-Mehen .Margaret Blrs., 1013 Blarket
Blello Blarv .\. Blrs., 129 Third
Blerrill Anna Blrs., 420 Powell
Bleyers Hoiiora Blrs., 27' ■ Fourth
BlillerCella. 2.5-29 I)iip..ut
Bllller Sarah Blrs,, 746 H.nvard
Bliller William, 5 Washington
Blillett 1 1. F. Blrs., 23 Ivearnv
Blills Enmia Blrs., S s Fifteenth Av,
bet li and Bl, South S. F.
Blltcliell J>atriek, 139 Bllnna
BIttelieil W. P. Blrs., 26 Ellis
Bloore Frank .\., 5'^, Kearny
Bloore L. Blrs., 405 Kearny
Blorehead Annie Blrs., 408 Fourth
Bloreland Francis Blrs., 10.50 Howard
Blorey Elizabetli J. Blrs., 1022 Blisslon
Blorgan .Mary T. Blrs., 1122 Blarket
Blorrls Sarah Bliss, 787 Mission
3lorrlson Bllnnie Blrs., 2.52 Fourth
Blorse S. P. Blrs., 8 Brenham PI
Morse Stephen H. (Second Street
House), 115 Second and 74 Blinna
Mouthon .Joseph (Lafayette House),
708 Commercial
Blulholland Sarah Bliss, 15'^ Tehama
Mullen & Cantwell,633 California
Blurphy .James Blrs., 5'2 Dupont
Blurphv Blarv Blrs., 206 Fourth
Blurphy Blathew, 1807 Blisslon
Blurray Thomas, 510 Davis
Myers Adam (New Bedford House),
215 Broadwav
BIyers A. G. Blrs., 27,'t Fourth
BIyers Blinnie, 37 (J'Farrell
Blyssner Lambert, 421 Dupont
BIysson John, 522 Duiionr
Nagle Hannah Blrs., 777 Blarket
Nicholas Geor-je Blrs., 37 Sacramento
Noouan Catherine, 344 Fifth
O'Brien L> dia Blrs., 922 Washington
O'Connor Daniel, 1121 Blission
O'Connor Julia Bliss, 1121 Blission
O'Connor Julia Blrs., 114 Fell
0'(Jonnor Kichard (Bliners' Hotel), 424
Broadwav
O'Neil Julia A. Bliss, 8651.. Blarket
O'Neil Kate Blrs. 639 Blis.sion
O'Kourke ( atherine Blr-.. 115 First
Oakshett Ellen Blr.s, 339 Sixth
Ogden .\bbie S. Blrs., 4i:i2 Hayes
Openshaw .\lice Miss, 104 Blission
Orford Kobert (St. James), 906 Market
Owens Eliza, 6 Moss
I ixley Eliza Ann Mrs., 217 Second
Pander E., 32 Gearv
Parker Blalvina H., 850 Blarket
Palmer Elizabeth .4., .34 Kearnv and 37
Post
Paupitz F. W. (Blinerva House), 123
Jackson
Pauson Henry (Sierra Nevada House),
528 I'aciflc
Pavle Francis Blrs., 819 Blontgomerv
Pearce Blary .J. Blrs., 267 Blinna
Pease Alice, .502 o'Farrell
Pedroni & Sciaroni, 627 Broadway
Pereira Sarah L., 122 Post
I'erichon Augustine, 1125 Blarket
i'erk.u 'William (Blontgomerv House),
613 Blission
J'errault BI. C. Blrs., 25''o Stockton
Perrin Blarv F., 1039 Bla'rket
Petit & Grani, 1300'. Stnekliui
Petrowska .Vugusta Blrs.. 219 Dupont
Phelan Kate Mrs., 1114 Sacramento
Phillips George A\ ., 745 Howard
Phillips I. C, Blrs., 109 Dupont
Phillips J. , 1235 Market
Pieper Lecm (Webb Hnise), 37 Second
Poole Blaria Bl., 327 Fitth
Poolev Isabella Blrs.. 225 Fourth
Power J. BI. Mrs., 102 Blinna
Pratt Edward S. , 17 Dupont
Pratt Blarietta Blrs., 923 "Washington
Price John < '. (HIsinj; state House), 109
Vallejo
Price Wi'nitred Blrs., 747 Brunnan
PuUen Katie Blrs.. 206 Sutter
Putnam liubv .S. Blrs., IO60 Howard
yuartly Jdm A., Blrs., 6 Hodges PI
Quimbv Daniel .f., 719 Blarket
Rainey Bridget 3Irs., :J03 I>avis
Ralston H. H. (Olympic House), 904
Kearny
, Rassette E. Blrs., II Kearnv
j Ratio Ellen, MM Third
Reade Elizabetli Mr.-,, 618 Caliloniia
I Rebsteek .lolin Blrs., 1020 Stockton
I Reed .Ki.seph (Coiiiinental House;, 521
I PaclHc
, Rees Thomas (Verandah Lodgings),
- 806 Kearny, and (Relay House), S
I "W cor First and Blission
I Reich Jidin C, 318 Paciti.
Ueltermaii Anne Blrs., 106 Jackson
Remlii'^ton Catherine, 8 central PI
I Reniier it Bauman 1 .Vew Helvetia
Ildusej, 616 California
I Rhodes Susan Blrs. (Clarendon House),
NE cor Folsoin and Second
Richards Annie Blrs., 771', .Mission
Rlchter Frederick, 729 Califiirnia
Riesner Louise Blrs., 9.59 Blis.sion
Riley Blary Blrs., 322 Third
Rix Alfred Mrs., 743 Pine (Belmont
House). 969 Blission, and (Ingle-
wood House), 126 Fifth
Robinson H. S. Blrs., 60 Third
Roch Blary Blrs., ;J47 Jessie
Roeben George, 37 Paclflc
Rogers Blrs., N'W cor McAllister and
Hyde
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
Cutlery at GEO. LOOMIS' Plaza Stores, 706 to 716 Seamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1009
Koncovierl .Marie (Roncovlerl House).
:u Hliuklcv "
Rookcr I,. .M. Jlrs., 11", I'owell
RoBennii'lliT l...iil~ii .Mr^., 12 \Vash
Rofs 1>. Il.,t?.-J Mdrkc-t
Kourkf UrlilKi-t Mi>., lirjs Market
Rowe Alice Mrs., T:«l i I'Knrn-ll
Royoii Kilouiii'il, i',m \nllijn
Riiinm ratlariiif Mrs., s(rj Stockton
Rumwcll Kstella .\. Jlrs., Ill Fourth
Ruppell Bridget Mrs.,;m Sixth
Kll^soIl Kinina '.rj:i Howard
Ruspfll Sarah l-;.,-llO Kcnriiy
RiittiiiHii C.'urL'e Mrs.. :iCi licnr^'
Ryan Arm II. Mrs., i:i Kv.ntt"
Rvau Kllza Mrs. Jluward lIouBel, 5(M
iloward
Ryau Umiiiah Miss, 1024 Stockton
Ryan John, SEcor Clark and Drumm
Ryan Mary Mrs., 42(> Kearny
SaliiFut Francis, IS'W cur Main and
Mission
Samtrelther G. (Uamburger House),
409 raclflc
Sargent M. Mrs., 171!) Howard
Sargent T. (St. GeorKe Hotel), ,S12 Keor
ScLeggia Charles (Federal Hotel), 1205
Stockton
Schmitt George, IS'j Sacramento
Schneider Til/.zle Mrs., 220 Stes^nson
Schofteld Jlarv Ann Mrs., 6 Mission
Schubert .Sarali A. Jlrs., 1004 Powell
Segelke A. D. (Ast..r Iluuse,!, 509 Bdwy
Shannon Ann, 2:f2 .'NlinMa
Shannon iNIarv .Mrs., f^{'*\ Howard
Shea Robert, Lafayette, bet Howard
andJllsslon
Shenkle Marv Mrs., 20!i :\Ilnua
Shephard Mary,44.S'e Third
Sherman ^Marla .\., 208 .Second
Shoots Sallie E. Jlrs., 26 .Sixth
Simms G. T., 174 Jessie
Simpson Sarnh Mrs., 221 First
Skelly Kate Mrs., 829 Folsom
Skelton Lena Mrs., 8'o T.vler
Slattery Jeremiah, 521 Howard
Sloan >[arv Miss, 316 M nna
Smith Anna Mrs.. 1037 Mission
Smith Klizabeth S. Mrs., 316 Third
Smith James, 238 .Stenart
Smith John (Easton House), 102 Jack
Smith Marv G., 10:«) Howard
Smith M. H. Mr.';.,20:iKearnv
Sobieskl E. G. Mr.s., 318 Kearny
Solen E. :Mlss, 526 Howard
Somaly & Schneider (California Housej,
624 California
Soule Louisa Mrs., 223 Fifth
Starkey Sarah P. Mrs., 116 O'Farrell
Starkweather Louisa Mrs., 1206 Mar-
ket
Steel Mary C. Mr.-:., 1013 ••Stockton
Stein Lydla M. Mrs., 313 Fouith
Stelnmetz M. Sirs., 821 Market
Steinmeyer .•<arah A. Jlr.s., SE cor Clay
and Urunini
Stevens ,\iiielia JIIss, 112 Keamv
Stevenson E. T. (Gait House"), 632
Market
Stokes Mary Mrs., 1067 JIarket
Stoutenburg J. Mrs., 405 O'Farrell
Street C. C. Sirs. (Shelboume House),
523 Kearnv
Sullivan Catherine Mrs.. 17 Third
Sullivan Elizabeth, 272 iliuna
Sullivan Jlargaret Mrs., 223 First
Sullivan :5Iary Mrs., 233 First
Sidlivan JIary H. DIlss, slo'o Clay
Sweeney Jane JMiss, 72 Xah.iMa
Swift A. (L'.nden Iloosei, 220 Third
Taber Katie L. Jlrs., 7 Oupont
Tavlor K. Mrs., 304 Sutter
Taylor Elizabetli Jlrs., 318 Sutter
Tavlor Jlarie Mrs., 1326 Jackson
Tavlor JIary Mrs., 902 Clay
Taylor Theophilns 3Irs., 312 .Sixth
Taylor & Khiiiey, "^ Geary
Teague "William (Light House), 560
Mission
Templeton JIary :JIiss, 209 Second
Thiesse John (Norniandie House), 919
Stockton
Thomas Henrietta F. Miss, 537 Turk
Thompson Esther F. IMrs., 12 Sixth
Thraslier S. A. Mrs.. 153,'i Third
Thur>ton C. 31. Mrs., 229 Sixth
ToUe JIatilda Sirs., 514 Itusli
Toner Patrick M., 511 Bryant
Toroni & Genardini (Ticlno Hotel),
518 Pacific
Town.send Sarah Bliss, 400 Geary
Tracy Hannah Mrs., 322 Sutter
Trader Elizabeth Mrs., 100 Jones
Tratz Helen P., 233 Third
Troverse Rosanna .Miss, ill fitov
1 rues.leil Amelia C. Mr-., 501 Post
Tryon Susan Mrs., 40 .. (;.-nry
Turner P. Mrs., 31 1 lulponl
1 wlg^s Siisaniiali, lo.", Slo, klon
I tterberg N. ( '. Mr-., :*M\ Fourth
\an Nes> Anna .Mrs., lo7 Fifth
\ an .Stiiaack C. P., iixi Gearv
»enaglia E. (Tuscano HoUd), 619
Broad wav
Verdenhalveu J. Mrs., !«7 Harrison
and 403 SI. Mil
Vickers .lobii L. (Veranda House),
.V>9\Va-lihiKton
Vpllloi Catherine Mrs., ,5-10 Wash
\\alker .^lar^-aret Mrs., 5 jtroadwav
\\alsh Anna Sirs., 2(H' . Minna
Walsh .Mary Mr- l^J lirnnini
\\arburton E. P. .Airs., 142'.. Fourth
A\anuke A (Iriillths, SE cor Sixth Av
and M. Soiidi ,si. F.
AVarren .los.oh .Mrs., 267 Stevenson
A\arsehaiier lirotii.rs, l«i.') .Market
Malson .Maruaret Sirs., 2irj Second
Weber (leorge, .|:[;i Hn.adHav
A\elliMgtoii Ellen ■Mrs.,2.VI Sllnnn
\\ ellnian Susan Sllss, irX'lay
Wells Catherliie Sirs., .VW Howard
Weiidt Alarv Mrs., 315 Stockton
West Frimk .\.. 13 Van Ness Av
Westbaiis Slarv .Mrs., 39 Fifth
White Slarv .Miss, 7 Dupont
Wilhurn Elizabeth .\., l.'ioi Sac
Wilkins Laura P. Sirs., 1022 StocktOD
Williiiins C. ,\. Mr.s. (Sacramento
House), (;si Mission
William.- Ilailie Sirs.. (MO Howard
Williani- M. .1, Mrs., 13 Stockton
Wilman Dora Sliss, 812 Jackson
Wilson Eliza Sirs., :t« Kearny
WllsoTi Jane Sllss, 41 Slinua
Wilson Itobert Sirs., 420 Kearnv
Wolf Aaron (Liiidell House;, 202 Sixth
Wolf ,Iuiia Sirs., S.i« Sllssion
Wriulit Lizzie Sir-., :!0.'> .Slinna
■^ati's Slarv J. .Mrs., 1116 Stockton
VatesSI. H. Sirs. (Florence House),
108 Ellis
Zeiro & FussatI (Colombo Hotel), 621
Broadway
Ijouking OlaHHea.
(.Sec Mirrors.)
Ijiibriratinv Oil*.
Biirdkk J. C.,208Paci(lc
GHEtioltV H. P. * CO., 2 California
HEPIil 1!N WARD A. (Frazer Lubri-
cator ( 'o.), 309 .Sacramento
Johnston Graphite Lubricating UU
C I., D. .V. Carpenter A Co. agents,
115 Pine
Tatuni & Bo wen (.\lbanv), 3 Fremont
Ta.\ i..r F. H. & Co., 315 California
\\drden W. H., 221 Ojiniuercial
Yates A Co., 113 Front
liiibricatorM.
GREtiflKV H. P. A CO., 2 California
Tatnin A Bi^wen, 3 Fremont
WEED A KINGWELL (.Selbcrt's), lil
First
I.<niiilM*r.
Adams A Taylor, Pier 17 Steuart
Beiunian Louis W., 123 California
Byxbee John F., 22 California
Cook I. A A. SI., Pier 2'. Steuart
Dean E. B. A Co., '22 California
Derbv E. SI., 226 Clay
Dingiev Charles L., Pier 10 Steuart
Dolbeer A Carson, 22 Calltornia
Duncan Slllls L. A L. Co., Pier -I Steu
Earle (;eorge F., 22 Califoniia
Ellsworth Timothy, SE cor Fifth and
Bramian
Engel A Son, Fillmore St. Wharf
Evans W. (tieband iwsts), Mlaalon St.
Wharf
Falk, Chandler & Co., 128 Steuart
Germon A. A Co. (ship WueeB, etc.), 13
Spear
Hanson, Acker.son A Co., Pier HSt«uarl
Harmon Saintiel H., IMer 13 Stenart
Harlngton A Co., 12H Steuart
Higrk-lns A Collins, 271 East and Beale
St. Wharf
Hinsdale George ."., 22 California
Hoicomb W. IL, SE cor Spear and
Market
Holt Brother* (carriage),
HofJiKT C. A. A Co., ajr Fourth and
Chnniiel
II.H,|Hr F. P. A J. A., Pler2>i, Slenart
Jarluton J. G., Pier 2 Sleuart
Keutfleld John ft C"'., I'ler U Steuart
Kii..wl«nil A Dm-, SW cor Howard and
Si>ear
KXuSvLKs • • i „ and
Brian' ^y)
.Maeplnrs ■
Slnstlck S. 1.. ., . . . urt
McKay A C.*.. 4 t:ullf..ri.la
Meeker James A Co. (cama«e), 117
Market
.MelKs LumtHr an.l Ship UulldlnB Co.,
Pier 1 Stenart
Mendocino l.nmber Co «» California
Slorrison George H.. SE cor Fifth and
Bramian
Morrison Jonaa J., NGcor Spear and
Mission
Neylan A Young, 18-20 Spear
Nickerson A Co., 2ir.' Sn. rnniento
Patlrldge l{. K., 12>* Steuart
I'EDLER T. C, SW cor Steuart and
F ilsoin
Pine Lumber Association, Pier fi Sten-
art
Pope A TallKjt,JDI California and foot
Thlnl
Port Blakely 51111 Co., Pier 3 Stenart
I'ort ( irford Cedar Co.. 25 .Market
l*reston A McKlnnon. I'ler 5 Steuart
Puget Sound Lumber Co., I'ler 17
.Steuart
Punia Arenas Railway and Lumber
Co., 4fw Callforida
Ray A Brother, XE cor Howard and
.Slain
Redwood LumlM-rCo., 10 Market
Renton, Holmes A Co., I'ler3 Stenart
Buss J. A Co., •.:> California
Russian River Land and Lamber Co.,
32t Slontgomerv
Sierra Flume anil Lumber Co., depot
NEcor Fourth and Cbanni'l
SImp.son .\. SI. A Brother, 44 Market
Smith James C, 1 Howard
Sonoma Lumber Co., 32s Slontgrmierv
Springer Jawm A Co., SE cor Steuart
an<l Sllssion
Starblnl A G<ildsfone, SW cor Market
and Spear
Straut William E. (carriage), NW cor
Sacramento and Drumm
TIchenor H. B. A Co., 42 Slarkct
Towle W. W., :«8 Townsend
Turner, Kennedy A Shaw, Channel nr
Fourth
Union Liimlier .\sM>clatlou, cor Dran-
nan and lleale
•WATEItH.>l>EALhSTERfcarrlage),
29-31 Frem.inl
WELCH A CO.. I09CallfoniIa(«ceadT.
dej)t. page xli)
Wesson Joseph W.,SE cor Spear and
Howard
WHITE BROS, (carriage), 108 Market
anil 13, Slain (see adv. dept. page
xxi)
While L. E. (ties and I^sts), ISStennM
Wlgmore John ihanl wixxl;, 12u .■•|.. nr
Zephyr Louis (posts;. Mason St. \\ l.aif
I.iiiiiImt Miirtt'.'t «>■■».
(See Surveyort— Lwnb«T.)
Hugo J. n., 11 Ellis
Koster John, 614 Slerehant
Moore C. II. A (>>.,8E cor Minna and
New Blonlgomery
Harnroiii iiiitl 1 rriiii«-«'lll
.n n II II f '»<-l II rr ri>.
Callfonda-Ilttllan P«»te tA).,C. R.8p»-
valo, 7U4 ,'<anitom
PaclUc CoUkolidat>'d Paste Co., -CI
liatU-rv
Tenthorey J. P. A Co., 688 Mission
nisfhlnr^Thrrad.
BARBollt BlIoTIIKItS, 511 Slarket
DOYLE HEN UV A Co., ill .Market-.
O
O
9
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, Qnality, or Tit
64
ANIDEBSON & EANDOLPIWewelers^
1010
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.
JlarhlntT.T.— Importer* and
Dealero.
AitimI.I X. S. 4 <"•... SIO (allf'imla
BAKEK A HA5IILT« >N. 13 Front .
BKHT'.V A- 1*1. \rK,<VVr..r Market and
1
ri-1. A. I.. A(, ..!• Kr-t
GKK<;< iKY H. )'. 4 C' >.. 2 California
HKNI>V JusIHA. NE or Mission
«n<l Kri-nioiit (see a-lv. dept. page
HlNTIXlJT'iX, Hiil'KIXS & CO.,
Vr,. :i.i. M;.'k-I .■.'■1 U,i>h
\' -t
nt
1 T., Cor Harrison and
!■. n., 2KS Brannan
I5KKKY & PLACE,
nnrket Nt.. head of Front,
Mucliiner) and Supplies
'.I Mill-, steam
V, J'urtatili' and
^,\Vood and
Maclilui-r.v.
Xaehlnlatit.
(Setalto Bra-'i J-' '■"ilri' ^■. alto Iron
liaclinmiin .1
\ 1 . < iiif riilallachlne
i'< IS-alc
• Tf, .',10 I'lrip, rear
.111 StfVOIlN)U
>in, I.'UMalu
/IS M., X\V cor Eighth
huiHiiit
:iii Mission
1 ''H!lf..nila
inerclal
..rd
-rrlal
UK.Mi^ Jn.sUlA, M; cor Mission
and Kromoiit, (noe adv. dept. page
ID)
■: - • ,riin.-,'i:::neal.-
r., i:i F"n-iiiont
.11, .sEcorSUlli and Blux-
.It.liiLt S uiuT. .'ilO f'.imin<'rclal
KAI.I.ENIIKIUiTlIK(ilMiKK,32Frc-
tTi'.rit
' ' '.'"': ,• TV Av
M.nt
-lorff
\.,7 llrst
r. n...',ii Fulton
1 15 Bcalo
i rclal
II . .1 I!' Mir
I vnii. 112 IliftlP
Nw ror Market and
UkikliiKi"!! >. II., Wi Mission
WKH'|III\|tT .1., Ill It.ali'
W.h.li H. c, i.v.M |-.,lk
wii ..% w. !•.. ii: ,Mi«.i..ii
THEODORE KALLENBERO,
Machinist ^ Model Maker,
.12 rit»:n4»>T.
JIat'hiuists* Snpplies.
B VKEi; A HA:>nLT( >X, 13-19 Front
Ki'h V L i I'o., V-n First
(;KK(;ni;y H. p. 4 CO., 2 California
HEM>y .Ii'SHrA, XE cor Mission
ana Fremont „ ^. ^
M \KWEriEL C. F., 06 First
Nevlan & Younji. IS Spear
I'afke & Lscy, 417 Market
MacMDlsts' and Enpeers' Supplies.
C. F. MARWEDEL,
56 First,
Foot Lathes, Twist DrUls, Taps, Set
Screws, 3Iachlne ,'*crews. Lathe
Chuck.5, Moulders' Tools,
.■<tubs .Steel. Pattern
Letters, Etc.
Malt Slannfactarers.
(See also Brewers.)
Harrold John, N s Chestnut, bet Ma-
son and Powell
Hprrinani) 4 Co., 313 Sacramento
.scliiTf. li.ich 4 Lux, oil Sacramento
Swan Hrewerv Co., SE cor Dolores and
Fifteenth
Zweif Huriiian (South Park), N s Bran-
nan, nr Sl.xth
Mnn{cuiiO!«e :itills.
Braeg AVIUlHm, X .« Brannan, bet
Fourth and Fifth
Mantel*)— ^larbleized Iron.
MoXTAIiCE W. W. & CO., 110-U8
Battery
Manufaoturerit' Agents.
Allen E. T..ol,5 Market
AK.AIES 4 O.VLLAM, 11.5-117 Front
Arnold X. S. 4 Co.. 310 California
BAKKEH & SXi i\V, 408 Market
Battclle <i. E., I'-'O Kenrnv
Brooks L. M.,204Calif..riiin
Br.iwu 4 M.tzner. .5-1:) .Market
Brnton Uniiicl, 202 California
Buttbi'i' SunitiiT \V., 7!i Xevada Block
Carlson 4 1 'uriier, WJ Market
Chick 1;. II., US California
I 'lenient ,lohn, 211 Siinsoni
Coleniun W. T. 4 Co., SW cor Califor-
nia and Front
Conran Thomas S., (523 Market
Coulter KolMTt.Ifc! (iearv
Currier WHIN .1., 20.5 Front
Davis (;e,,rue A., .■K7 Market
Davl-. II., well 4 Co., 302 California
Iiel Miir .Me.Mitider, 120 Sutfer
I>|.|leril.(i(liiT4 Willi, :tlts Front
liiiYI.K lIKMiY 4 en., ,511 Market
Earl ,1. 4S..ii.:f2:)3I(irket
Eisenheri; .\(lol|,h. 2oti Kenrnv
EwliiK Cliarle- {',., 120 .Sutter
Fisher (;e,,iK'e A., 13 Cleu Park Av
Frank l!r..thers 4 Co., ,«U JIarket
FrlzellS. F.,:!0 Kearnv
Froelkh c. .Ir., 2.>S Market
C.OKImN .lAMES E. & CO., 8 Front
anil 2.M Market
<;iiEt;-il!V II. P. 4C(U2Callf,)mla
Ilntil.iir.l ,1. II., .Sous 4 ('..., 120 Front
Iiiiief .\le.\,iM(|or, .5411 :Mftrket
.lo-'lih Nallmii 4 Co.,IVII Clav
KlrdiierCii-iier \V., .5.311 Market
LINFOKTII, HICK 4 CO., 401 Mar-
« "^VM"';'.' "''^'- ''''P'- i">ee 3^')
Marsh H. F., 31(i Ciav
McPher.-oii B. K., 102 Front
Mollneu.x II. .7 MoulKoiuerv
Mveracre P. I., 123 California
Owens. I. n.,24 l'niif..r[ila
Parke 4 Lorv, 417 Market
Patton C. W., M California
Phelps A .Miller, 120 Sutter
Heulink' W., 3I.'i Front
Rlclmr.l^.,n ,I,,lin .\., ■\\ Post
Seyni..nr W. II rjfl Kearnv
Siiillli, ( islinrn 4 ( '.)., 323 Sacramento
Sl'Mll'.M.!. .M. 4 Co., 310 Clav
rimnuhauser 4 Co., 311 California
rreniior.l. P., 130 Slitter
"nthon Charles L.,u25 Market
A^T^LLIAMS, BLAXCHAED & CO.,
218 California
Wolf Philip 4 Co., 411 Market
Wyatt J. M. & Co., 205 Sacramento
3Iap Monttters.
{See also Bookbinders.)
■Walknp W. D. & Co., 540 Clay
Map Pnblisliers.
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
BKITTOX 4 BET, SW cor Commer-
cial and Leidesdorii'
Holt Warreu. 717 M(jntgomery
KliMAX A. & CO., 11 Montgomery
Sanborn Map and Publishing Co., 420
California
Marble ItVorks.
Bianchi Carlo, 1250 Market
Black W., 1121 Market
Campodonico S., 1061 Market
Daniel .John & Co., 421 Pine
Dempsev Jeremiah, 1069 Market
Dutfv John C, 23 Tyler
Grossini Ulysses, 1049 Market
Heverin Mfchael, 422 Jackson
Horgan Tlmothv, 041 Market
Kesseler J. 4 F., 5-7 Taylor
Landon G. Jr., SW cor San and Bdwy
Lane & Co., 1136 311ssion
Leddy Bernard, XW cor Fourteenth
and Harrison
McCormick W. H., 861 Market
McGrath Edward, 935 Market
McKenzie Charles, Central Av, bet
Post and Geary
Morris & Darling, 216 Fifth
Musto Bros., 713 Battery
Myers Leon R., 30 31ain
Pacific Carrara 3Lirble Co., 415 Mont
Paciflc Slate and 31arble Co^ 230 Mont
Paltenehi Andrew, SE cor Devisadero
and Ellis
Pierce Patrick H., 1140 Mission
Rebstock & Brendle, NW cor Post and
Lvon
Roche Charles, 44^18 Boardman PI, nr
Brannan
EUFFINi I L. J. & CO., 9&4 Bryant
Sheerin D., SW cor Broderlck and Ellis
Sweene.v John, 8 Larkin
Valerga & Casassa, 1612 Stockton
MARBLESAW MILLS
L. J. RUFFINO & CO.,
Successors to
G. BRIGNARDELLO,
Importers and Wholesale
MARBLE DEALERS,
Nos. 964 and 970 Bryant-
Country Orders Promptly-
attended to.
Marine Surveyors.
(See Surveyors Marine.)
Markets.
(See also Butchers.)
Bay City, 1140 Market
California, Pine to Calif ornla.bet Mont-
gomery and Kcarn}-
Centre, SE cor Dupont and Sutter
Chinese. 731 Sacramento
Clay Street, 514 Clay
Colombo (vegetable), S b Pacific, bet
Front and Davis
Fisherman's, NE cor Front and Val-
lejo
BULLOCK ^ ; ON-BS. 105 Monta:omer7 Street, Importers Lent's Driving Gloves.
J
Silk Handkerchiefs at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eearay St
SAN FBANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
Grand Arcnde, E s Sixth, bet Shiiilev
and Clara
Grand Centrnl, SInrket, nr Sixth
Grand WeFicrn, K s i'olk, bet Bash
and Auptin
Hayes Valley, SW cor Laguna and
Grove
Mission, NE cor Sixteenth and Miss
New Metroi)r,litnii, SE cor New Mont-
gomery and Mission
Paclflc Krnit, •S.'H-.jHii Clay
San Francisco, 52(i-530 Clay
Washington, S s Washington, bet
Montgomery antl Saiisom
Markin;; Wlierln.
(See Rubber I'riiilinp UlieeU.)
maMouic 4jioo<lH.
NORCRUSS & CO., 6 I'ost
Plate A. J. & Co., 510 Sacramento
SOHER & REISIANN, 325 Jlont
9Iatch SlaiiiirafturorM.
ARME.S & I)AT,LA."M (agnnts Star Ex-
tra), 11.5-117 Kroiit
Cohn, Morris A Co. nii.ldr-n Gate), cor
Folsom and Thirteenth^
Davis Levi, tor Fourteenth and Shot-
well
Empire Match Factory, Hofen <fc Co.
ugeuts, -lli; Clay
Enreka Match Factorv, cor Harrison
and Nevada, office 118 Front
Excelsior 31atch Factory, Robinson,
Fowler & Co., 215 Sacfann'nto
HaiTison A Dickson, 210 Sacramento
HEPBURN \VAl:l) A. (agent Swift
& Courtney's), ;«)!) Sacramento (see
adv. dept. page liil)
NEWBAfER & C(t. (Metropolitan),
office 221-225 Front (see adv. dept.
page lili)
Slatcli Splitting Machines.
Weichbart J., Ui Boale
Ma««li Wooa.
Gaskin G. W., l.'iOfi Mission
91atlivn>ati<-nl and Drawings
luKtruuieiitH.
Bancroft A. L. & Co. 721 Market
Edwards R. JI., ;525 Kearnv
Ewing Charles (";., 120 Sutter
Hess Charli',-, .)l:i Ki;arnv
Kahn A: Hnid, .«.") Bush
Rahs=kijp[i ( 'liurl's, 112 Commercial
Ru.VCH JiiHN, SWcor Montgomery
and Sac (see adv. dept, page 1111)
Sack John C, la .^larket
Salin Peter E., 72-1' . Market
SchmolE William, 420 Jlont
Snow & May, 20 I'of^t
Tenuent Thomas, IH Market
9IattreHH >IakerH.
(See also Upholsterers.)
Beal Samuel, G2l) Mission
California Furniture Manufacturing
Co., 22(i Bush and 649 Market
Coleman 31. & Co., .^7 Fourth
Irank Ileiirv, 212-21(i Commercial
GILBERT & .MOMKK, 21'J Bush
Gooilwin & Co., ;iPi riue
lansin Alcxnuder, 94(> Howard
l\oriiil<i-r lvpuis,<)50 Folsum
J'aciiii spriijL; and JIattress Mannfac-
Ing ('•!., I'.i New .Montgimiery
RIdgewav Charles AV., 21 Tyler
.Stamper .1. W. & Co., 215 Bush
Union Wire ^lattrcss Co., 217 Bush
WEST COAST Kl It.NITl'KE CO.,
NW cor Fourth and Bryant
Windel H. A Co., :flO St..ikton
MattreMH Material.
Bailey Henry, E s Marii)osa, nr Mis-
souri
California Excelsior Manufacturing
Co., .3.55 Tehama
Glover & Willconib, (W. T. Caldwell
agent), (i5 New Montgomery
Herzog .J. & (!•>. (Enreka hfiir), 4Ii: Sac
McAuley Thomas, W s .Alichlgau, ur
Shasta
Pacific Glue Manufacturing Co. (hair),
412 Market
1011
Meat Cliop|>lnK Maehinea.
Enipey Charles, I0'_. Stevenson
Meetaaulcal Enslneera.
1 See Eniiineers-3[, chunical.)
MeerKOiiaiim i»l|»e Manu-
factiirerK.
Gavin John, lai^ Jatkw.u
Schumann LouU, 341 Keurnr
Mercantile Aseuelea.
.\merican Commercial Agency, 414
Ciay
Bradstrcet C..mpanv tTlie), L. B. HII-
llanl superintendent. 230 Cal
Cipmniercial Agency i J. din McKlllop*
C...I, Eihvards, I'lckens A Fulton
pri.ptrs, 101 Crtllf..nda
Bun R. (;. A C.., .Iiiv Lugsdln mana-
ger, ;i20Cai;f.,rnlB
Merchants' Cn-iIlt Uur'-an, Shalnwald
Bros. 4 Letslng, liJ California
Retailers' (C. P. Jones managen
Market
60g
Merchaniiife Uiolcera.
{See Brokers.)
Merchanta.
Adams Lawson S., 405 Front
Alaska Commerciul Co., xio .'^nsom
Altmaver .\bram, 2i>-:n Battery
Badt Jlorris, 111 Batterv
Barcn Isadore.^ils Front
Banleit Backus L., 12."i California
Bastheim Josi-i)h, 2!l Battery
Blum Jacob, 117 Batterv
Blum Moses, 117 Battery
Blum Son? A Co., 117 Battery
Blumberg Julius F., 306 Montgomery
Blnxome Isaat-, 424 Jloiitgomery
Brodek S., 515 Market
CahiiMaier A.,117 I'iue
Clement Juliu, 211 Sausfjm
Cohn Lrwls >I.,20j Sansom
Crocker N. A Cii.,7 Battery
iMvldsi.n M., Ill Battery
Davia Robert, 4a5 Front
Derbv Tliunias, 320 Sansom
Dondero C, 423 Wa.shlngtiin
Dorn C. W . A Cn., 3Iii California
Durbr^iw .luseph, 414 .Abiutgomery
Dusenburv L.iuls, hw liattery
Einstein Morris, 20t; Fr.nl
Erlanger A Cnllngir, .■fllO Front
Evans .\ugu>tus T., 522 Montgomery
Flint, Bixby A O'., SW cor Battery
and (in-inwich
Getz Joseph A Bro., :i01 Front
Glnocclil" < Iidst'ppe, tiOi) Sansom
Goldlish B.,.'K) lintt. TV
(ioidtrec Nttlliun, 2.'. liattery
GoldwHt-r J. A- Bro., Ill Battery
(Joldwater .'*li(liael. 111 Battery
Haa^ .^lartin I,., 7 Sansom
Haas A <•..., 51.1 Mark.-t
Hale .Ic,s.;pli I'.. 212 Batl.-ry
Hawxliurat Waltir, 4TJ .Montgomery
Herzb.rg -M., 114 .-airunn-nto
Heyneniunn Ibrnmn. ■22i( California
Ilotlman .M.raljau], J'CSnnsoui
Holub Aiiolphus, 31.i Calllornltt
Hvuiaii Bros., lO'iSnn-om
Jacubv II., ;r20.s'ans .Ml
Knight W. \V.,.«H California
Kolm Isaa.-,:«r2 Calif, j.ila
Koppel .MaMUil,2 llutfjy
Lewis Harri.s. lOU .sm,,'..,m
LIndholm (). \\ . A Co., 122 California
Livingston Howani, Ml .Montgomery
Lvle Freeman B., 12.! "'allfotnla
Mariu-- Isniali. 125SaMs-.m
Marsluit/ I, eon C., Id lll:^h
Mather Joseph W., 202 >uiisom
McCain J. .S., 404 Front
Meyer Isaac, 712 Conmierdal
Meverstidri C.i^ar, 23 .•Ransom
Morris .\.,2 liattery
Morris .\braliam, 4 Battery
NIck.MMiri; S., 112San.Mim
(I'Brv.n P. E., 511 .Market
((l.ovliti Bros.,.V{7 Market
( i-g.i.d William II., 214 California
r,,tier AM.n W., i:t7 .Montgomery
Prr.vost II. R.,:»l2 Dnvls
Rolierls.M. IL.tsEI Front
Rothschild J. .V A Co. 511 Market
' Tnla
iiirry
I I aiifornla
SW ror Battery and
W- 1' l>. A I.- ,Ji:;,lr, KM.u
\\estern For and trailing Co., 430
<'alllornla
Woruiser Isaac, 2:1 Sutter
MerehnntM- f'ominiaalon.
(" Impt,,' :/. rc/uuiU'
rnia
Avers Ira Jr., Ilfl Front
"Badger W. il., 7 S iii-m
*B«ifoMi-. fintl ■ ' Ik
■^'BAI.ZKl;. Ill
'Olll , 11, .
"BA.ND-MA.N.N, .... ,i ...i.,
210 Front
Barney .lames M., .120 f California
Bat-s Byrt.n W., J:"! -^.i. .ain-nlo
Beal A Tuni So i , i • nlo
''Beauman l.u. rnia
<'B.lir.ii> .lani.
B-ll Tli...
H' ...rii.a
1!
p.. . 1 nllfomla
Bnuo Alfr- 1. rjl I! ,it. r\
Blumberg J. F., .cxi .Montgomery
Booth l.n.lus A..4<r2 Kront
|j,„.. „ . u . , • ,v. ,„
B I \ change
■"■ I :
P' Iruut
i: a
i! . ut and
Bunia|i i
Burrow- I ;it
"Cabrern i 12.1 California
Camplx-ll .1. W. 11 . Ii-ifallfomla
»Canipl*ll W. H., 4(/2 Kr.ut
oi'arli .1. A.. 4'i". Kr..|ii
CrtH- .. < . ••' - -. Market
I'' f Ttila
(
k < c, 8W cor
o
ET
I'.ivU
V cur Front and
Crari'' C. W., J2» .MonlKomer)'
Craiii' Kr«hi .1., 211 ~ai,-.pi
"I'lJllS.-- A
llattrry
n
BEAMISH'S Sliirts Heady made and to Ordff-
' 1 '., U2 ,
M i •! Front
- 1 Market
• 1 1 ."^ae
|i .rt
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
1012
SAN FKAXCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
Earl P. W. A r<.., 22fi ("allfi.niia
Earl J. & Sin. :£5t Market
»EGEKT<'N HEXKY ('.. 109 Cal
Ehnnari M. & i ■•., KH-UO Front
Epplnv-i-r & (>i.. :{7 Batttrj-
EverlliJt J. 4 C"., -J.^ Oay
Everett A. I'., -Kit Front
«FALKNKJI, I5KLL &C<>.,430Cal
Fav Calel. T., saj Sansoni
Feder Louis, 3.J Battery
Flini B. I'. * « <>., SW cor Battery and
Gri-enw Ich
y.it.i. IvatMMlv A iv... 408 California
h : ilenrv >.. 117 I'liif
K ■ -iT-a M. .1. A- <'.p.. fiO!tSansnm
I .. J,. .1 ..,, IK caiiiurnia
1 , . ■ , " ■ rnurlh
I ! . :."Jo Front
1 ' .. '-■'I I'lne
- Ill A Co., 122 California
Tllz, ;«H'allfomla
I'. A- <'■.., 320 Sanson!
■i>..iuB>ifh
u A <'..., ;ju2 f'alliomia
\;u-rt.2H California
I ,', «'.,., msiiear
- Geii Ui. -. A Co., Mi Fn>nt
GoUetlYov A .xillem, -10 California
Gore B. |{.. 412 Clay
'Grace J. \\. A Co.. ■» Calltomla
Grant I>. W. A Co., Ill \Va.-hlnpton
«Grant (;eo. .M. & Co., .tS Front
Gray Samuel ('.. 4IH Battery
(tP aves B'lijaiiiln, .t(V»'. Battery
(ire. n A'lnm T., 'JM I alifornla
GliKKNKBAI .M ACii, I1.V117 Bnsh
i.T.mit A C.I., lOn Front
i.r- iMi.ni .M.S. AC...,2H California
<.l n K I..a)7 Calllomla
II., lit |{cl*Tt A<'o.,22U Front
11'. •> I.. X. ACo., :t2 Clay
Hi uJ.St I'. X., kwDavIs
II ,rfi-..n John \V.,2tM California
li .rrl-.>n A C....4i:t California
III- .1 .lBIne^, .'i2.'i Front
II • h A linn lav, 20 Calllomla
Jiu.Uiy David X.,.S\\ cor Market
au'l .Main
Healv ran I. k, 180N Stockton
^Ilellninii Bn.tlierB A Co., 525 Front
IIKI'ltlK.N W. A.,. ■«m Sacramento
H'-r- .lacol , 4\r, MoutKomerv
llliM iiiiiHti < liarles II. 4:m Jackson
II " r...k iliarlet-T., 12;t California
II Mil. W. A.ACo., XE cor Davis
■ 'I Clay
II •■uS. r.,l.« California
II '.III Daniel AC.,., -jtM Washington
il )• r A Ii.,Mal.|HoM, 124 California
II- -to W. ,(. AC.,., am Front
I' ■ ' ' '■ II., TiOH Snniioni
741 MI^M.,n
■ A ('.,., ;«2 California
-,20f, Fr<nt
A c,.., Li'i Front
III
K. 1)
II. I'. Ac.j.,2»io Front
Hr'tiiri-'ii. Kohl, I'hIIlpiicnB A Co.,
i ^8^1,2^1 (Hay
k,525 Front
' :„-S., Ilni Battery
ltiui;.-.k;. A .M..rrU, 210 Wa.-^hliji{ton
JackMjii T. \V., 416 Sa< rainento
.I'll.-- s t . A c.,..'jr.i California
'^ ■ '' ■no Callforna
' 'uhn C.,28 Merchants'
i- .. Ji2Callfornla
Kiiliil.i Wliiinin \V.,. 108 California
Know le;. J. N., :vi t alifornla
K'li'i.. \. ,< i''.„riZ'i Front
'•' . In Sansom
' 'o.,22.'« California
r.2rti Fr.)nt
'•■ '■•^•- F., 42'i Kearnv
>|l.llll■ll'^^ I'airiek, 406 Market
Lane I'eler F., is Clav
Ln-ir. t.. 1. 1 .,42:1 Wa-hlUKton
! ' ' -. 414 .'^arrainenlo
Washington
.•■fls I'in.:
• I.t .Market
I lilt I, rv
,21.",
, -. .""arramento
• M,\x, 4o:> Front
I . T X \S ■•.teles. .Ct Market
1 iM'HtTII, ItICK ACij., 401 Mar-
K.I Y;ea.lv..lei,l. paKO xl)
••l..n!7n \N..:r2:iCallf,,mla
♦Lohinan A CRhlll, iil.T Front
Ixiud(,n Jolin 1... IKW Clav
•L«iWC. AlMiLl'IIKACo., 20s Cali-
fornia (see adv. dept. page xxvlll)
*Lund Henrv, 214 California
Lvnde A Hough, 418 Davis
Lvon A KiDsev, 943 Market
*MACi>XDRAY A CO., 206 Sansom
(see adv. dept. pa.tre xx)
••'MARCrS GEORGE A CO., 304 Call-
f..rnin fsee adv. dept. page xlvii)
Alarlow T. J., XW cor Davis and Clay
i-Marsh H. F., 31fi Clay
Martin, Feusier A Steffani, 309 Clay
Martin Wheeler, 24 California
Martlnon Ausnisto, 420 Montgomery
Blason John R., 533 Market
Mason Thomas, 128 Clay
Mathews J. M., 201 Da vl..
McCcrmick A Delaney. 315 California
McHeurv S. A Co., 425 Front
ilcKenria A Greany, Ws Dnimm, bet
Clav and Washington
JlcXear G. W., 20 California
McPhers.'H A Pickens, 202 Sansom
Sleherln Bros.. 525 Front
*-31elnecke Charles A Co., 314 Sac
•.^Merrtll J. C. A Co., 204 California
Sletz Joseph, 232 Bnsh
'•Mever T. Lemmen. 258 Jlarket
Mlclielfsen, Brown A Co., 308 Front
'■Middleton, Brvde A Co., 320 Wash
Mihan J. B., 63:1 Mission
Miller A Co.. 10 Davis
Sillier A Katon, 4 California
S'Mile.- John E., 412 Clav
■•■•MOXTEALEGRE A CO., 230 Califor-
nia (see adv. dept. page sxxiii)
Moodv Joseph L., 210 Davis
3Ioore A. D., 109 California
<-Moore I. C, 317 Battery
Morrison J. J.. XE ccr Spear and Miss
Morrow G. A f'o., 39 Clav and 28 Com
"MUECKE, VIETOR A CO., 109 Cal
Xash Joseph, 306 Davis
Nanman C. A F., 227 Washington
<'NEWHALL H. M. A CO., .313 Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xxiii)
Newmark .Joseph P. A Co., 323 Market
''Xewton Brns. A Co., 206 California
=>XICH( iLS A. C. & CO., 402 Batterv
Nickel J. L. A C., 123 California
Osterloh H., 37 Commercial
Owens, Jloore & Co., 220 Clay
Page, IMoore & Co., 323 Front
Palmer H. & Co., 302 Davis
i'Parrott cfe Co., 306 California
Pavilller Louis A., 525 Front
Peck Phillip, 109 Sansom
PEDLER Till (MAS C. , SWcor Steuart
and Folsom
^U'HlLll', SPEYER & Co., 13 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Phlhli.s M. & Co., 107 Sansom
Phinncy G. P., 228 Fremont
I'lerce H. & M., 728 Montgomery
Pinet John, 508 Jackson
Raphael L., XE cor Clav and Front
Raymonri William P., 220 Clav
Kegensberger S., 102 Batterv "
Reulini: E.W., 318 Front
Reynolds L. & Co., 302 California
'^{lley B. F.. 318 Front
Riley »t VeM, 507 East
Rlonlan <t Co.. 402 Front
■■'RiilKJEII.S :MEYER & CO., 212 Bat-
tiry (se.- adv. dept. page xxxvl)
J{o.s.-iidBie .\drien, .549 Market
Roth A. I!., 21ti Sansom
ROl'XTi;i:i: a- JUtn^URE, 404 Front
Rousset I'liul, (ii9 M.jntgomery
Rued J. ('., ;{4 Clay
Ryhner Charles, 9 Drunim
•^'.sal.uiie A. ]■:. & f:o.. 617 .Sansom
Salinger Julius. 312 Sacramento
Schlelden it Scholl. 41.>« Battery
Scholle l!r,,thers, 242 M..ntg(.mery
Schwal,acl,. rBn.s.. 117 I'ine
■••■.Scotehler A Gllihs, 3I.s Front
*.Scott i:.w. & c,,., i:i7 Montgomery
Searles * Sion.', 22 Calll'ornia
'.^SeverniK e II. W., 316 Calif.^mia
Shaiiiwftld Bros. & Lessing, 123 Cal
Slm.,n ,t l!reslHu?r. 13 First
Simpkliis Charles 11., 314 Montgomery
.Sl.iss Louis iV Co., 310 Sansom
Sonnlchsen X., 317 Calltomla
Spalford .1. M. & Vo., 310 Clay
Spear E. S. & Co. . 729 Jlarket
Sperling Frank, 309 California
Sperling JI. E. & Co., 309 California
Sperry & Co., Tl California
Springer Jason & Co.. SK cor Mission
and Spear
STARR & CO., ifi California (see adv,
<lepl. page nil)
"'Steams <fe Smith, 423 Front
Steele, Elder A; Co., 204 Front
Steinberger & Kalisber, 310 California
Steinhagen P., 612 Clay
-.-Stevens, Baker & Co., NW cor |Sacra-
mento and Davis
Sturm Y. H., 323 Front
Sumner W. B. <fe Co., 519 Front
*Taylor C. L. & Co., 34 California
=-Tavlor F. B. & Co., 315 California
■-■Ten Bosch X. & Co. , 28 Merchants'
Exchange
Tenney R. P., XE cor Davis and Mar-
ket
-.-Thannhauser & Co., 311 California
Theobald George J. & Co., 419 Cal
-.-Tinoco J. M. & Co., 323 Front
Treanor J. P., 120 .Sutter
i^Trejos J. & Co.. 123 California
-'Urruela & Urioste,405 Front
A'an Deman G. P., 320 Sansom
A'ermeil & Wellineton, 608 Fourth
Vocke & Harms, 318 Clav
Wadhams & Elliott, 206 Front
Waflsworth W. R. & Son 402 Front
*WATS( iX & CO., 319 Batterv
Webb Matthew R., 535 Market
^^WELCH & CO., 109 California (see
adv. dept. page xll)
■•'Wellman, Peck & Co., 416 Front
Welis Charles H., 40 California
Wheaton d- Luhrs, 219 Front, and 307
Sacramento
Wheeler Frederick A., 128 California
AVhite & Price, :eo Davis
Whitney J. R. & Co., 612 Clav
Wieland Bros., 326 Front
='WILL1A3IS, BLAXCHAKD & CO.,
218 Califoniia
Wilkens <$: Co., 109 California
WUliams F. A., 402 Montgomerv
Wolf P. & Co., 411 Market
Wolff & Rheinhold, 324 Washington
Wood Asaph G., 321 California
*WOOSTEB,HL"BBELL & CO., 317
Front (see adv. dept. page sxvill)
AVyatt J. M. & Co., 205 Sacramento
Zeiss Louis. 106 Clav
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO.
Importers M Coimission MercMts,
Office, 210 FKOST.
GREENEBAIM & CO.
Anctlon and Conmlssion lercliaiits,
lis <& 117 BISII.
CASH ADVANCES MADE
On Consignments.
New York Office, 40 West Broadway.
Jnercliaiits— Prodnoe Com-
mission.
(See also Friiit— Wholesale.)
Ahern A Co., 208 AVashinetnn
Allison D. E. & Co., 309-311 Washing-
ton
Angel A Cochran. 204 Clay
Arata & Casassa, 509 Davis'
Baker Louis F., 113 Washington
Ballard Duane A Co., 22 California
Balanesi Joseph, 523 Davis
Bassett C. F. A Co., 304 Davis
Bassett Jo.seph, 221 Clav
Beer Bernard, 224 Washington
Biagi D. A Co., 525 Sansom
Blumenthal H. M., 125 Washington
Bray Brothers, 226 Clav
Breeze A Loughran, SW cor Washing-
ton and Davis
Bryant A Cook, 8 Davis
Bullard James H., 114 Clay
Clayton Charles, NE cor Front and
Clav
Collings J. M". A Co., 104 Clay
Coons John T. W. A Co., 204 Wash
Cummings, Gimmel A Co., 424 Battery
Dakin A Libbey, NE cor Sacramento
and Davis
Daltou A Gray, 406 Davis
Daly Patrick J.. 411 Washinsrton
Dlttmer Henry, 117 Drumm "
BULLOCK • mSS, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Toilet Sets at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Seaniy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOUY.
1013
Drake A Kmerson, 521 Saiisom
Dul'an J. T. & Co., fil6 Front
DiirtA ('..., liir. Davis
Dntar.i Hv|i(ilit.', U17 (^|av
Elhrhor.-i Il.iirv 1)., 117 Drumm
Elliott & Co., m> .Ransom
Ellis & Co., 500 Sansom
Ent'll-h J. F., 3i;{ Davis
EvrrdiDK .F. & Co., 4.S Clav
Foley .lohn &('«., :i-Jl Davis
Freeman A Baki-r, 111 Davis
Gate J. W. & Co., 40J Davis
Gain A. & Co., 5I(i .Saiisom
Garrf'tt & Creejiaii, SE cor San»om'and
<>lay
GlorKlanl \. (estate nl), 421 Wash
Granu'crs' l!nslin--s ,\s^n. lOfi Davis
Hawley Williiini .M.,4U Washington
Heckiiinn Ili-niimi )!., \E cor Davis
ami Waslilii^'ti.ii
Herrlck Snn.li..ni K., 12R Clav
Hevwood A Ilcii.llev, 2-i4 Clav
Hlxson, Jiistl & Co., 403 Davis
Howe & UiiU. 410 Davis
Howes & I'itts, .504 Sansom
Hvdeclirt' >!. J.,2I(; Davis
Juojli.'- II. :\I., :ej('lav
Joliiist..ti & ^ i-as> , :>24 Davis
Joost Ilerrnnn. 410 Clav
Jonlan Jam(;s\\'., :W2 Davis
Keyscr K. & .Son, :tM Davis
Lachnian Jacob, 2(W Washington
Larzelere & Withani,SW cor Clay and
Davis
Lasar, Schwartz * Lew, 315 Wash
Levy A. Co., 206 Washington
LInsley & Co., 212 Clay
Llpniau Henry, •22ii Washinttton
LoucksOrlaiiln, 12(; Clav
Lou.-hian, Keillv & Co., .309 Davis
Lowry & Co., Shi cor Clav au'lJDavJs
Ula^iiire I'. &Sou, 110 (Mav
Markk-y Levi &('«., 302 Davis
Mayhew, Earnest & Co., :!02 Davis
McBride & Cluiu, 117 Driiuim
McCarthy & Shonhy, lir, Clay
McDonoi-'li .1., 212 \Va>liinston
Mead & Kimviii, 225 Washingt
Mltchler G., 40 Califurnia
Moll')y .lohn, .54 Clav
Moulton E. S. & Co., 305-;«7 CTay
MuKan Dennis, ;i25 Davis
Murpli}- & Conner-, .502 Sansom
Murray Hugh, 202 Clay
Newell Thomas, 124 Clay
O'Connor John, SE cor Dmmm and
Clav
O'Neill Bros., 217 Davis
Onesti & Connor, 503 .Sansom
PaUles Alexander, 318 Davis
Pastene Antonio, 203 Washington
PEDLEK T. C.,SW cor Steuart and
Foisom
Pender^cast James A., 206 Clay
Perkins & Benjamin, 508 .Sansom
Pflster A. & Co., Ill Clav
Presho James & Co., 124 Clav
Kolibins Frank, 10:j-104 California
-Market
Kon.se & Laws, 300 Davis
Rups. Meyerink & Co., 525 Sansom
Sommer H., 117 Davis
Spear, Meade &Co., 316 Washington
Sresovlch L. G., 505 Sansom
Starr George It., :no Washlmtton
Stewart A Ijiickiev, 513 Sansom
Tled.-nianu D. & Co., 210 Clay
Volknian Charles M. & Co., 319 Wash
Vnlk evich M., 522 Sansom
Wat'-rnian M. & Co., 113 r:iay
Wertholnier M. & f'„.. 200 Washington
WIghtman Bros., 117 (!lay
Wolfen -Max & Co., 216 Washington
Zlegenheln John * (,'0., 201 Davis
Zvietlch & Garroiie, 511' San.-iini
9IerchantH — Mhl|>pliiK and
Forwnrtlins-
Balfonr. Guthrie & Co., 316 California
Ballard Dnane & (Jo., 22 California
BALZEK HEXHV & C( » 209 .Sansom
Barnev James .^1.. :520 California
Bruns&Co^9-ll Beaie
California Fruit and Meat Shipping
Co., 727 Fonnli
California. steam Navigation Co.iWash-
ington Street Wharf
California Transportation Co., NW cor
Jackson ami East
Campbell J. W. H., 4;a California
Chesebrongh A. ,24 California
Cllis & Co., 38 California
Clarke Kdward A Co., 4^ CaUf.,mln
Coleman \V. T. A Co., SW cor Califor-
nia and Front
Corbitt A .Marleuv, ■Jri Sacramento
Crawfi.rd A., 27 Market
Cltnss A < 'I I., 211! Sansom
De Casiro ||. A ('..., 213 Sansom
Dempster A Keys liy.t Caliiornla
Dewar J.ihn,6l .^rercllnnts' Exchange
DIbblee Albert, 10 California
DK'K.soN, DK WoLK A CO., 112
Battery
Dolheer A Carson, 22 Callfonila
Doxtater W. H., 40 Callfonila
Karl D. \V. A Co., 22« Cullfornla
Flint, I'ealiiHlv ACo.,4(W California
Fontana .M. J. A Co.. fiOlt Sansom
Forbes Bros., :«>< < 'alifnrnia
Freeman, Smith A Co., 122 California
Frledrlcli Morltz, .«»! California
(lawne, .Makin * Co., :«2 California
GdiDALL, PKKKIXS A CO., 10
Market
Grace J. W. 4 Co., 40 California
Grangers' Business Assoclatiou, 106
Davis
Greaves Benjamin, .VM',. Batterv
Hanson, Arker.-on A <'o., I'ler U Stea
Hatch A Barclay, 2<( California
Hefti Balthazar, o(«) Batterv
Hooper A Doualds.iii, 124 California
Howes George A Co.. ;«2 California
Hussey H. i*. A Co., 306 Front
Hutchinson, Kohl, Phlllppeus A Co.,
310.<ansom
Kentlifld .b>lin A Co., I'ler 9 Stenart
Klttli' A ('..., 202 California
Kniwle^ J. X.. :« California
Lolor Charles P., 31 .Menliants' E.xch
Low C. AlMiLI'IlK A C.i.,a08Cal
Lnnl ll.-nrv, 214 California
Lvii.le.t Il..iigli, 416 Davis
MAC iNDItAV A Cil., 206 .Sansom
(see adv. dept. page xx)
Mastirk S. L. A C.., Pier lo Stenart
."*lcConnl( k A- D.lanev, 315 Callfonila
McNear ( ;. \\'., 20 ( 'allfornla
.Meinecke < 'harle^ A < 'o., 314 Sac
Mel J.diu,;H California
Jlerchants' Dispatch Transportation
Co., 411 California
Jli-rrill J. c. A I '■•., 2114 California
Miles Jcdm E., 412 Clay
Jllller A Eati.n, 4 California
^Moiin; A. D., 10U<'allfornJa
.Muecke, Vletor A Co., 109 California
Newt..n Brothers A Co., 206 California
Uverland Freight Transfer Co., N s
King, bet Fourth and Fifth
Parrott A Co., 306 California
I'EDLKK TlLiMAS C, S\V cor Steu-
art and Fol.siiin
Peterson S. B., 5S ('lay
Pierce E. (i. & Co., 20 California
Pope & Talliot, '2.32 California
Kei;ensbnr»'er S., 102 Battery
Kevnoils L. <t Co.. :«)2 California
RUDGEHS, MEVEK A Cu., 212 Bat-
tery
Rosenfeld John, 310 Sansom
Sttbatle A. E. <k Co., 617 Sansom
San Francisco steamboat and Tranf-
portallon (;o., 4 Califonda
Sehlelden A Schoi;, 4H Battery
Severance IL \V., 316 Callfi.rnia
Slsson, Walla<e A Co., 22<i California
ST.\KK A Co., 16 Calllorula (sco adv.
dept. page llllj
Stevens, Baker A; C. ., NW cor Sacra-
mento and I>avl8
Stockton Transportation Co., 302 Cal
Tavlor C. L. A Co., 34 California
Teh Bosch N. A Co., 28 Merchant's
Exchange
Theobald (Jei.rge J. A Co.. 419 Cal
TIcbenor H. B. A (,'o.,42 .Market
Turner A Itundb , r22 < 'allfornla
Wadhams A Kllloti,206 Front
WELCH A Cu., Ur.i Collfomla (»ee
adv. dei)t. page xlli
Whitnev .1. It. A Co., t;i2 Clay
Wllkens A Co., 109 < 'allfonda
WILLIAMS. BLAXCHAKD A CO.,
218 Cal (see adv. dej)!. page xx\)
Wood A. G., :i2I California
Hetal Importvra.
(.S'ee alto Htmlwarr— W/vtUtnlc.)
Arnold N. S. A Co., 310 Callfonila
Beauman Louis W., 123 ( 'allfornla
Carolan, Cory A Co., 117-119 Collfo-nla
De la Moiilanya Jaino, 006-4108 Bat-
tery, and 214 Jackwin
Doble .\bner, 13 Kreiuont
DLNHA.M, CAIIUIIJAN A <X>., 107-
111 l"r .iif
G \\. k Co., .-o-m Fremont
<■ ' il Metal ImportlnK<>).,
IL'.: . .illl atnl SteiKun, 111-113
i aliforiiJa
HUNTiN(;r<iN, Hopkins a at.,
cor Bush and Market
Us John G.,HM Kraniv
MoNTAGllK W. W. A CO., 110-118
Batterv
Patrick Klchard A O. . ! "• >■-,•• —
SKLBY THOMAS II :n
Cal (we adv. dept
TAY GEoBGK H. a ' - Mil
VAN WINKLK I. S. A C.. 4|.m14
Market (we a<lv. dept. page xl)
Metal Rooferm.
(.See ll'Mjferf.)
netal Nplnnera.
noflnKcr J.. 10 Stevenwin
PACIFIC ZINC OKNAMKNT FAC-
ToKt. 569 Mission
nctal NlNtnpliiB.
PACIFIC ZINC ol!.\AMK\T FAC-
TUKV.-'iO'.i .MisMon
netal lit- 1^1 re llonto-Mana-
raeturer«.
Herrlck L. D.,333 Fiftb
Metallic NlifiiM — Munurae-
turtTK.
Hopps A. Sons, 42!' riie-
Isaacs B.,4<>4 .MonlK'nier>
Patterson \\ llllaiu, 4:«i Kearny
TRL'WoKTIIV F. M., 318 Front
Metalluriri'i^-
(See alto Auaym, oI/kj SmeUing
norlu.)
Bisbee, Williams A Co., 32 Merchants'
Exchange
Huhn A Luokhardt, '2:1 Stevenson
Kl'H LEOPOLD, 611 C>>mnierclal (■•«
adv. dept. |>age xxxvll)
Morrow A Strong, 117 First
.Mofbelmer Joseph, ."W Montgomery
Paclllc .MetallurglcaM'o., 411'. Cal
Pacific Ketlnery An<i Bullion Kxcbonge,
ofllce 116 Moiitgonierv
Pioneer Keduclloii Works, 19 Channel,
nr foot Fourth
Price Thomas, 524 .•<«> rainrnio
SELBY SMKLTIS<; A.SD LEAD
CO., Norili Uea.b, otnce 216 San-
som isee ailv. dept. page x\lv)
Starr A Matbls-m, Berry, u-i Fourth
and Fifth
Sletefeldt Funisce Co. , X» .Samtom
Stevenot E. K., 417 Chentnnl
Strong A Co., 10 Stevenson
nidwlTea.
Alexander Catherine Mr« , .V2 Fol
Aliiers John Mr- -" 1 ■■' '■
Anderson L. C. ^' " Av
Boruch P. Mr^
Behrens Dora M
llehnnann Mar -i^-.u
Blele, k II. Mr-
H,,„i....,„ M,,,.
I! • - '■- '
(lint- li 1 l.:^-..Iit
Do L«Mi ■ Duncan, pet
Tw, I.' md Twenty-
elgbtb
K.l! Iji J- SPphlnr, .>'; S< o.nd
KinMiiTlch Lonlu >lr-. 'Jdu Ml«rioD
Kwftll B. Mrs., N » Pre, lis Ar, nr
.MlsMoii
Ford Morv Mr^.,•JO'^ <.1lnU.n
Frslm Laura Mr-.. SW cor FTortiU and
Butte
n
^
BEAMISH has always on hand eveiy variety of Underwear.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1014
SAX PKANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTOEY.
Gallagher Winifred Sirs., 6 Leroj- PI
GIraax Adelaide, 1231 Stockton
Hanten M. Jlrs.. lOOT Harrison
Horman Mapplc Mrs., »>4 Jlinna
Hulii Francoise Mr?.. 639 Broadway
Jager A. .^Irp., 1070 Howard
Janke E. Mrs., H04 I'oweU
Kronholm .T. ,■;. Mr?.. .30fl Seventh
Latiohm A. 3Irs., 3 .<.-venth
Lew Uannah Mrs.. 4> Third
Marzlon.Ii.hn Jlr.-:., lulO Powell
Momen Laurence Mrs., lOOo's Powell
Kewraan .\nnn, .lOli Fourth
Pavne Fell, e .Mrs., I.il3 Dupont
Pr...-ch..l.I ''. Mr....S'25 Kearny
Puetz E. Mr.s., RW F'^lsom
Radleln Sllnnie Mrs., 1013 Market
Robert.* J. 5Irs., M^'. HarrNin
.«ch«eflVr C. ilrs., 7'J:' Broadway
Schmidt Marv .\nn. 2 tv-iural PI
."J<.liii.l.ierC. JIr«..-l'.o I'nion
Sn. i.llhMm E. Mr-.. l.i2S Sf<ickton
.«. l,rii.;li(T Louisa. H'!0 Paiiflo
S. 'r. i.i.ell Annie Mr.=., .3:« Third
^. ' .) -rt I'a'ilinn '>Irs., -120 U'Farrell
St. rr-r B. Jlrs., .>3'i .lessie
Til.. inn- Marv Mr>., 705 Valleto
Wttllfr I 'anif-ron Mrs., 317 Eighth
W..II Emma Mrs., 1.^3'., Pora
Zilmer A. Mme., 1010 Mlsiiion
Zimmermann £., 560 .^^tevenson
miltnry A Resalla Ooods.
EnL'l«iid.»r William, 751 3Iarket
Oeliuann \V., 509 Montgomery
NiiKPKdS.'S & CO., fi Post
PASOl'ALE B., (ao and 967 Howard
PLATE A. .1. i CO., .510 Sacramento
SOUEI; A REIM.ANN, .325 Mont
I. i- - ii.ll.-s. Military and Naval
I. ".'I-, 1 I u~. HnnniTs, Lnces, Fringes,
l.iiil r .;.|. ri.->, eic. KOK<'RO««S *
<'«».,.Manu:acmrersand Importers, 6
:tlllk nonlern.
Andrew* Wllllinn ,1., X s Niagara Av,
Mr Ml-.|,,n, West End
\!i '.I I ':ii, N of .Silver Av.nr Miss
l;".:' '• ' ...li, N & Filbert, bet Pierce
r.l. Crescent ,\v, nr San
: ud
-, cor Eureka and .Seven-
Baner A .vchmldt W g Greenwich, bet
Lvon and Baker
Uoradorl lt.,Vj.<aQ Bruno Road nr
» av'snu
Bowtnnn Samuel, SE cor Fell and
.<cott
Breen Patrick, S s Bright, bet Ran-
dolph and Central, San Miguel
Brannnu J. C, Filbert, bet I'lerce and
Stelner
Bn>«ii Ann Mrs., E s Mission, opp
Hve-Mlli- HouiiC
Burke Mlrhiiel, N » Central Road, nr
<. olden (Jate Park
Casson A Sartli.,11, W s San Bruno
Hoad. nr Silver Av
C l.u Peter, Sliver Av, bet Mission
and ,san llruno Uoad
!!!'■/"; ^- \'! •*"■; cor Ueach and Baker
( hriMi-n Jojin, W s Twentv-nlnth Av
nu^'\ ,\'"""' "'"' ''nllfornla
UlirMpI Illram (lt..M,,n;, uince 35 Eddv
L.-h-man .Ml. hn.l, E s lUamond, bet
f i.?*''7"'' "'.'' "'"' KiKl'teenth
J-o iih Jttni..s W .. .1 lt„ardnian J'l
< "llln» .John, sWcor Twcntv-fourth
ami lIoiiicMi.ail
''""iui'a,fi',?,;",?,'r„i'^*""'>-°'"">-'>^
Cook MarcuB M., itcto Pienc
Coonev Dnnl.!. W H Cn.stn,, bet Thlr-
teenthan.l Fdirteenth
Corcoran (iw..n, Ws Misslo
Mary's College
Coi*:roye James, XW cor Broderick
an'l North P,,lnt
Co.Kr..ve Pairi. k, N « Turk, bet Lagu-
na and Bu. hanan
Costa Peter, SE cor Columbia and
Twentieth
Cotter Richard, Eighth Av, nr C, Hun-
ter's Point. South S. F.
Creedon Patrick H., W s Sherman, het
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Cnllen Patrick, Seventh Av, nr Lake
H.jnda
Curie V William, SE cor Filbert and
Baker
Cutter Richard, Eighth |Av, bet C and
D. South S. F.
Daly it Kinne(San Mateo), lOlOValencia
Davidson & Seharetg, NE cor Nevada
and Minnesota
De IBretteville Veggo, N s Franci^co,
b"t Lai-kin and Polk
De Viuney Hugh, cor Silver Av and
King
Dorau ,Iohn, SW cor Koscinsko and
JeSers.in
Downe^ William. S s Greenwich, ai
Laguna
Doyle Clarence, W s Mission nr Twen-
ty-first
Dwyer Thomas, off W s Mission, nr
Six-mile House
EmholTBros., N s Lombard, bet Scott
and Devisadero
EcDhofT Frank, NE cor Devisadero and
Chestnut
Esperance .\utoine, S s Silver Av, nr
University Mound
Evans William M., S s Ash 'Av, het
Franklin and Gough
Ewell L. J., SE cor Nevada and Ver-
mont
Fallon Thomas, Duncan, bet Church
and Sanchez
I Fanning Edward, :?20 Chestnut
' Ferrati Antoine, N s Islals Creek, San
Bruno Road
I Ford William, Girard, nr San Bruno
' Road, University Mound
Frank Reinhard & Bro., Sixteenth Av,
nr I, South S. F.
^ Frawley John, Castro, bet Fourteenth
and Fifteenth
Furlong Patrick, Cole, nr Golden Gate
i Park
: Gamma B., W s Pierce, nr Greenwich
Gamma Frederick, SW cor Lombard
and Pierce
Gavin Mary Mrs., N b Moulton nr
Fillmore
Gerig Henry & Co. (Eureka), NW cor
I Eureka and Eighteenth
[ Gianuin iA., E s Berlin, off San Bru-
[ no Road, Universitv Mound
Gllligan (Christopher, VisitacionVallev,
; bet Mission and San Bruno Road"
Green A. F. & Co., (Milbrae Dairy),
N ^\ cor Gough and Fulton
1 Gritlin Morris, NW cor Kansas and
1 Humboldt
I Haley .lames W., SWcor Lombard and
I Webster
Haley William, NWcor Buchanan and
Greenwich
Hall William (California), bet Mission
and San Bruno Road, opp Six-mile
House
Hasler Jacob & Co., Pierce, nr Chest-
nut
Hatnian George W., N s Union, nr
Gough
Hawes Charles M., SE cor Arkansas
and Napa
Hayes Dennis, SE cor Kosciusko and
Jellerson
Heal..y Bartholomew, W s Bemal, bet
Twenty -sixth and Twenty-seventh
Death Patrick, SE cor Sullivan and
Jefrer.son
Helm A Br.-., Eighteenth Av, Hunter's
Point, Souths. F.
Hollaran W., s s Silver Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Houghton Warren, NW cor Lombard
an.l Scott
Hovey i Feich,2.S06 Buchanan
Hubbnr.i H. s., Chestnut, bet Stelner
anil Pierce
Igo .lames, (Jallfornia .\v, bet Isabel
and F;gnro, Bcrnal Heights
.Jenkins li. p., Leinhftnl, nr Pierce
Jersey Farm Dairy. dc|.ot ST)-S3!I How
Jesseii l!r..thers (Scandinavian), 10
\\ ashlngton
Jones John H., N s Twenty-eighth,
bet Guerrero and Dolores
Jurl Peter. E s Gunnison Av, nr Pros-
pect Pi, Bernal Heights
Kavanagh James, SE cor Lombard
and Scott
Kellv Bernard, NW cor Solano and
York
Kennedy Joseph, S s Lombard, nr
Pierce
Kenney ,Tohn J., W s Twenty-sixth
Av, nr Point Lobos Av
Kennison & Bruce (Mount Vernon), W
s .San Bruno Road, nr Twenty-
eighth
Klevesahl E. W., Scott, bet Greenwich
and Lombard
Knight E. H., NE cor Lombard and
Steiner
Kyne John, N s Nineteenth, bet Eu-
reka and Douglass
Lange William, Cole, nr Golden Gate
Leiser John, Fairmount Tract, nr
Schoolhouse
Lennon John, SE cor Dolores and
Nineteenth
Linehan John,NW cor Greenwich and
Laguna
Loewe August, Fairmount Tract, nr
Schoolhouse
Loewe WiUiam, Thirtieth, nr Pair-
mount Schoolhouse
Lossen Michael, W s Mission, opp St.
Mary's College
Maguire William, Marshall, nr Mission
Mnloney Patrick, E s Hartford, bet
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
Mathews Peter, SW cor Union and
Franklin
Mathias George, S s Francisco, nr
Steiner
McCarthy B., W s Utah, nr El Do-
rado
McGarvin John, N s Lombard, bet
Polk and Van Ness Av
MegiUigan & Clark, San Jose Road, nr
Industrial School
Michaelson & Tomforde, W s Mission,
S of (_)cean House Road
Miller Abrani 1)., ^V s San Bruno Road,
nr Silver Av
Miller Charles. Devisadero, nr Chest-
nut
Mills & Evans, S s Ash Av, het Frank-
lin and Gough
Minkel Christian, S s Filbert, het Ba-
ker and Lyon
3Iiossi Bernard, N s Lombard, nr
Franklin
Mitchell Edward, Twenty-ninth, nr
Italian Hospital
Mitchell John, E s Castro, bet Eight-
eenth and Nineteenth
Moran Harrison, 326 Duncan
Moriarty Tiinothj, AV s First Av,
bet Clay and Sacramento
Mullane Cornelius, NW cor Twenty-
filth and Diamond
MuUer Frederick, Waller, bet Stanvan
and \jii\e
Murray 3[ichael, Twentv-ninth, nr
Italian Hospital
Neil Jumes. Silver Av, nr University
Slonn.l College
Noble A. T. & Co., (Fairmount), AV s
San Jose Av, nr Thirtieth, office 35
Eddy
O'Connor Michael, Silver Av. nr Uni-
versity Mound College
Pacific Dairy Co., J. H. Sa%Te secre-
tary, 330 Pine
Palasson Peter, SW cor Bay and
Mason
Parsons Charles, Ocean House Road,
E of Industrial School
Pfaff AVilliam, N s Sacramento, bet
Baker and Brokerick
PhiHips P. .J., E of Mission and N of
Russia Av
Polltta Jose, Devisadero, bet Lombard
and Chestnut
Ran Louise Jlrs., 1.32 Fifth
Regli Charles, Rock Ranch, nr Blue
Forest, Bernal Station
Regli .Joseph, Scott, nr Chestnut
Reniier Charles, AA' s Eureka, bet
Twenty-first and Twentv-second
Riordan Patrick. N s Sixth Av, bet L
an.l 31, South S. F.
Roberts John, Thirtieth Av, nr San
Bruno Road, South S. F.
Roland Bros., NE cor Fell and Shrader
Rontstein Abraham, 972'., Folsom
Rosetti Bartola, N s Greenwich, nr
Pierce
Key .John A. , AV s San Bruno Road, opp
Fifteenth Av
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS", 706 to 716 Searny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1015
Roy N. H., S s I'olnt Lobos Av, bet
Fourth and Fifth avs
Kuhlanrl Bros., N\V cor Fell and Stan-
yan
Russey 4 Renner, W s Dolores, bet
Twenty-ninth and Thirtieth
Salomon Morris, Point Lobos Av, nr
First Av
Sarralile J. B., Se Silver Av, bet San
Brunii Kuncl and Ml.-sinn
Schael'cr Ucury. Oiiiiii Ilouse Rna',
nr Muuiitain Sprinj; Il^iise
Schlothan William, \V b Minnesota, nr
Sierra
Schwerin Henry, office 35 Eddy
Shepston John A. (Kmpire), SW cor
San Jose Av and Twenty-sixth
Slmmen James, cor Thirtieth and
Dame. Fairmount Tract
Slmonds Nathan, cor Twenty-fourth
and Vermont
Smart G. ('. & J. G. (New York). Old
San Jose li!oad,nr Industrial School,
otfice 35 Eddy
Smith Bros., Mission Road, nr 5 31lle
House
Solari Carl, W s Clara Av, nr Eigh-
teenth
Spaight Patrick, AV s Wayne, nr Lnlon
Steele William, S s Lombard, nr Octa-
via
StefiTani George, NE cor Twentieth and
Potrerci Av
Stelner Emanuel, Eighteenth Av, bet ' Braman X i'sai Market
F. and i:., South S.F. | Butler M. A. Mrs.. 28 Montiromery
Stone Edwin, \V s Louisiana, nr Shasta jjntier W J Mt< 13 Kearny
Stone Isaac, N s Cortland Av, nr San | ^-^^^ .i,,]],", (■' 'hh sixth
o ■?'S"? ^V"?. T . , ^K farter L. Miss, HOC. Market
Such F. L. & Co., cor Twent.v-fourth , Casweil F E Slr-^ .Zs Post
and Douglass ' ChannianC. M. Mrs.,JI3:i .Mission
TaberC.W..«lepot 100s Valencia ; 0-.hn U. & T. JIi»e.K 4> Hayes
Turner & Miller (>an !■ ranci.sco), SW ! Conion H Mrs.,707Hvde
cor San Jose .\v and Thirtieth i rosgrifl" \ (; Mr- , 5ij Third
Veges & Esclosses, W s San Jose Av, Coiighlan Annie ,Mr^., flUi Market
nr Twenty -ninth Cowles (J.W. M., 1017 Market
Walton John R. (Main), -JOS Tehama ! pavles E. Mme., :« iMipont
Watson F. J., XW cor Eighteenth and ; DeCourcv F. Mrs., 140 Sixth
Diamond i DeLornie H. .Mrs..'211 Dupont
"White Patrick, W s San Bnmo Road,
nr Tniversity Mouml College
Young Conrad. 1317 Duuout
niillner.r Uooila-Retnil.
(.See also Dry Gmxts ; al*o ^fllUnerl^
Altshulcr L. Mrs., 'i'r; Sixteenth
Bley .Vbram. im JIarket and 7 Post
('oughlau .lames, yl'.i Market
DaniienbaiMii M..>es H., 7.VI -Market
Dannenlierk' .\uielin 5Ir«., 'U Mont
Davl<ls(.n J. W. & c.i., X\V cor Kearny
and I'ost
Guldsmlih B.,!i01 Market
Howard JIary A. Mrs.. 34 Kcarnv
Palmer Bros., 7Jti Market
Palmer Joseph H.. lirj! Market
Parker F. W., SlU Market
Spencer Itr..s.. lOlti .^larket
sJMTo isioK .'J'.;;) Fell
Aerdier, .M..r-iiii & Co., NEcor Sutter
and Montgomery
Mlllliner*.
Adcock Kate.-JlII I'l.st
Ander-on HlMa Mr-..-JIf. Stockton
Anger Flora .Mr-.. tilM Larkln
Hneher Frank A., 4iiil Kearny
I Bardet Con-tance .^llIle. '.riS Mont Av
t BlorlMiian E. Mrs., lop.t l.arkin
' Bodien Ida Miss, •>) Third
Borgstrnm .lennie .^Irs., 122 Mont Av
B.irgstri'm Minnie .Mrs., ;t22 Mont Av
1 Urald Alice (J., .512 Haves
; Brown Rachel Miss, ><*) Jackson
Browne George Mrs., l<Xt3 Howard
>IilI Mlachinery.
( See Iron Foundries.)
Mill rick MannfaolurerK.
Doble A., 13 Fremont
Ridge way Bros., :«)5 Howard
Mill KtoiieM.
Ruber F. A., 712 Sansom
Tlflfaine Maurice, 712 l^ansom
Wagner Joseph & Co., 113 -Mission
Mill Kiipplieft.
(See also HardwareWholesale.)
BERRY' & PLACE, SW cor Market
and Fremont
Cast Steel Shoe and Die Co., 59 Nevada
Block
DUNHAM, CARRIGAN 4 CO., 107
Front
EGERTdX HENRY r., 10!) Cal
GRKGiiRY H. I'. &(■<!., 2 California
H[jNT1N(;TiiN, Hni'IvINS & CO.,
1 unction -Market and Bush
{WEDEL C. F., 56 First
Wagner Joseph A Co., 113 JIlsslou
Millinery Ooods — Whole-
Hnle.
Bauer, Tobriner k Co., .547 51arket
Butler P. F.,2S JIontg<'mcry
Cobllner Bmthers, 'rfi .Alarket
Haker W. & Hinz, 5-15 Market
Held Bruthers A Co., 1 Sutter, cor
Market
Held Simon & Co., 526 Market
Heller M. & Brn., 112 Sansom
Hinz & Werliii. 10 18 Second
Hoffman A Co.. V> li.ittery
Jones E. H. A Co.. Sli .Market
Mlsh P. & Son, 5:}y JIarket
Sachs, Strassburger & C<>., Sfc cor Pine
and Sansom
Schweitzer, Sachs & Co.. 2o Battery
Selig & Newman, 31 Sutter
Tobln^Davi-son A Co., NW cor.San-
om and Sutter
Denechaud M., 1104 Stockton
DI.\on & Putnam, 48 (rt-ary
Durrou.x Leoiiie Mine.. IiWi* California
Finkenstedt H. :Mrs., 1307 Stockton
Flhin C. Mr-., lOG Third
Fogartv .M. T. Jlrs., 2ii29 Fillmore
FreliiiL' Ci>iistnnt JIme., 310 Sutter
Fiinel f-oulse Mine., 240 Sutter
(Jreen Annie .Mr-.. HH Sixth
(Jrel- -Marv Mr-, i:^- Fourth
Harri- A. Mrs.,24> Tliird
Ilav lie- Marv .\., 214 ii Farrell
Hill.-ingir E. J. Mi-s. 164.SPolk
Hooker Marv A. -Mrs., 1155 Folsom
lloican Hannah -Mrs., 128 Sixth
Housi! W. ."M. -Mme. :«** Sixth
Howanl >lnrv A. Mr-.. 24 Kearny
Hubliart .lo-eiili, .S<l.s Market
Iln-^sev C. H. >!rs., h45 Valencia
Jones .Sarah A., 1575 .Market
J.,rdaii Caroline Jlrs., ir2s Flltx-rt
Jordoii Margaret Mr-., .520 Bush
Karris :«arv -Ml-s, KKKi Stockton
Keat hie Kate .Ml--, 213 G.^arv
Kennedv & Mctiruder, ti2 Third
Kind F.A. Miss 1022. stockt..ii
Lavezzarl F. C. Mrs., 1.520 Stockton
Leavenworth Ellse Mrs.,NEcorStock-
ton and Jackson
Len>v E. .Mine., 121 Sutter
MaeUidrews E. Mrs., .59 St. Ann's
itullding ^, , ,
Mnrk-S. Mrs., I14Thlr<l
McC.irrl. k Kate :Mi--, i:i.5 Kearny
' MeCrallh Mnrv .M"-.. 1152 Market
Mctearv Ell/a .Ml--, 24o'j Sixth
I Sillier .M. A. Mr-., lo22 Market
Moore J. A. Mrs., 31(1',. Thlnl
I Mever- Minnie Ml-s, 2:t7 Sixteenth
I Newman Harry, 18 Sutter
(il'on .1. -Mrs., Mlii I'olk
oiilltmaiieh'- 1 Kiyx"'' „ „
I'eclmer < arollne -Mrs., 410 Hayes
I'ollard .Maggie E. MUh.2:(0 Fourth
p.,,-ener Herman. !»1S .Market
I liaculilat H. Muie. I r23 Stockton
I Itlordan I<o-tna Mr-.,n;Jl Market
Ito- I'., '.t.'W Market
I Shear .Marv Mrs.. 24 Second
I Shields J. Mrf.,!i07 .Market
i Soper Marv A. -Mr.-.. 4 Third
' Sorbler Louise, ll'.i StrK-kion
.stacom -MaHo .1. -Miss, 141 Post
\\ .rie r .oiiii. _i"i i\'iirii\
YariKlley U. T.,2loi .stelner
Zemanbky S., 210 Sixth
HlllB.
{Sei^X^Mptetire hemli.)
.nillwrlBhta.
Buswell \\. F..22:) .Mi-Ion
BonlwellH.W n " ni ,r,,i«
Douglne J. T..
Haminoml J., j
-Malter <£ Lino
Stelger* Hu-tiiiiHii, No >ii-»ion
Wftcner JoM |,h A C..., 113 HImIod
White James It., .'«U Piue
Mineral H'ntvrs-Nataral.
Litton Springs. deiH.t lOT'j Fifth
Napa Soda Springs, de|K)l 11 I>nimm
Paclbc Cjnirress, depot Kt; New Mont
Mlne»— Owner* In.
(See aUo CupUalUU.)
Allen Henry H., 318 Pine
Baldwin K. J., 41!) California
liateman l-oat ('., 31H I'Ine
Beaver (;e. rge \V.. 114 Callfomla
Bosworth \V.. I" \' •■' "■'■ry
Bovd J. F..5-J •
Hrewster It. 1 i.ery '
Bull .\lpheuf . ■
Chapln.s. A., : Av
Cook Daniel, i
Cook . Set h, 4 N
Cooper J. B.."- •...:- ry
Craig Itanilolph K., <«•• .M..ulKomery
Cronbe \\ . II. v., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
chanu'e Ituil'iMu-
1 I)odge (leorf. - iiiory
' Earl John I'..
! English Jiisei •.•omcr>-
1 Fair James '... o ,. . ,. , , ..,..<.k
1 Ferris D. ('.. :Oi.-.iiis.iin
, Flint Benjamin, :t2<iS«nH.. Ill
I Flood J. C. A Co., n Nevada Block
I Frv J(.hn D., 4Ut California
Gaihwllor .1. W., 8 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Butld'ne
I Green E<lmuii ' '' *' ■■• •■•mery
1 Haugin ATiv lUock
Ilarinoii \. K
lla\warl A., -
Head A. ¥..,1-
Hearst lieorv ' 'ck
1 Heath Nation '
I Hew-on I!ol •
Hobart Wall. :
[ Jones .loliii I'
I Lawtoii G. T
Lent W. .M..
I Llvemiore II
' I.lvtl)-.-^f->Tl •>■
iiicry
ock
-Mvr...u l:, 1
Blvern W. F..
It. t.. rf- Ge,.'
Welle: I . I...2o:;lIu.-li
WlliK>n J. I)., 41IS f'«ll'onil»
Mlnlnc Asenrle*.
(Set alto lit^Jari Minino.)
chautj' EmIiuii*:'' II;"M!'l.-
Price Thonias iforeljni), HH Sac
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Mil
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mid NilK-r.
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M. iCo., as8
Co..
37 Nevada
Toplitz F. 4 Co.. 571 Market , ^{r^iJ-.ieHeiio Mrs. 508 Hayes^
^"^■^,J\?iX'^;.tr^"- ^^ ""' ^ I Swanton Mary Mr... .221 StocJcU,n
and Montgomery
.\cclileiitnl Cn.
.Montgomery
A>Iam. Hill Con. M
Hl.Kk
AdvaJK-e .«!. JI. Co.. 30B Callfomla
, SUtm iL M. Co., 420 MouKumo?
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best Try them.
ANLEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.
Agenda M. Co., 2-40 Slonwomery
AJax f;. * S. >[. To., 309 California
Alabama and Iliiuiboldt Con. M. Co.,
Wl JIoDti-'omery
Alacran S. M. Co., 320 Sansom
Alameda M. Co., i*6 Montgomery
Albion M. Co., 6 S. F. .■^tock Exchange
BalldlDg
Alexander 5l. Co., 328 Montgomery
Alhambra Hill M. C., 14 Mont Av
Alhanibra ."^I. Co.,4H Calil'omia
Allen Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
Almoner G. A S. M. Co., 302 3Iont
Alpha Con. M. Co., 29 >.evada Block
Alpine G. & S. M. Co., 328 Montgomer>-
AlpsS. M. Co.,3:n Montgomery
Alia California G. & S. M. Co., 310
Pine
Alta S. M. Co., 302 ."Montgomery
Altar G. & S. M. Co., 32 Merchants'
Exchange
Altura M. Co., 80 Nerada Block
Amador Canal A M. Co., 318 Pine
.\mador I'on. S. JI. Co.,:i09 California
Amador (iravi-l M. Co., 424 Mont
Ama/lor M. Co., 318 Pine
.\mazon Con. M. Co. fLyon Co., Nev.),
203 Bush
American Flag 31. A M. Co., 310 Pine
American Flat M. Co., ;«1 Mont
AmiTlcan M. & Dredging Co., 328
Montgomery
American M. Co., 309 California
.\m>.Tkaii Klver Dredging & M. Co.,
:f.'0 .<an6om
Andes y. M. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Andrews M. Co., 203 Bush
Apache G. A S. M. Co., 302 Mont
Ari-tiita M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
ArL-i-ntlna (;. A S. .^I. Co., 240 Mcnt
Argonaut JI. Co., .'Wl Montgomery
Arizona Con. M. Co., 309 Calllornia
Arizona M. A M. Co., :i02 Montgomery
, Arizona .•<. M. Co.. 29 Nevada Block
, Armand G. A S. .M. Co., 240 Mont
Arnold G. A S. M. Co., IfJO .Sansom
Atlanta M. I 'o., 42i) Montgomery
Atlaiitlr Coll. .M. Co., :r28 .^loiitgomerv
Atlas y\. (Jo., 420 .Montgomcrv
Aureo la (;. A S. M. Co., 240 Mont
Aurora Tunnel A M. Co., 29 Cosmopoli-
tan ilotcl
Autocrat .M. Co., 32>iMonigi.inerv
AyresA Hopkins S. M. Co.. 318 I'Ine
Azt.-cG. A.<. JI. Co., Ml .Alcmtgomery
Azure KliigM. Co.,.);to Pine
Badger Con. .M. Co.,:i09 Montu'oraerv
Badger Ulll ami Cherokee Gravel M.
Co 10 Callfonila
Baker l)lvlde M. Co., 314 Montgomery
Baltic Con. M. Co., 419 Cullfornia
Baltlmor.-Cou. M.Co.,3.iI .Mont
Baltimore .M. c.i.,.«k; I'lin'
Banelona < I'mnil S. ."M. i 'o., 320 San
Bamlonn Con. .M. Co., :r_>0 Sansom
llatiinaii (;. AS. .M. Co.,lo« LeIdeBdorff
llav State- s. .M.Co.,310 1'lne
Ileal h and i'axton G. AS. M. Co., 2 Ne-
vada Block
Beav.r I on. M. A M. Co., 328 Mont-
goini'rv Block
Beclii.l Con. M. Co., 62 Nevada Block
BelihirS. .M.C..., 203 Bush
BelfontalMf M. Co., 411 California
Bellr Isl,. M. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
cliang.' Building
Belmont .>I.Co.,3I0 I'Ine
Belvl.l.re .M. ('.,., •J)3 Bush
Henton I on. .M. ( 'o.. .■«r2 Montgomery
Be^t an.l Belclier M. Co., 29 Nevada
Block
I!!"'!' !'.''"•■ 'i'lnrlz M. Co., .'CM Mont
Black Hawk (J. M. Co., .300 P|nc
Black .lack M.('(..,3t)fi Pine
Bloomer Ditch A (;ravel M. Co.. 320
Sanitoni
Blac Jacket M. A JI. Co., 724'i Market
Blo« Jacket S. M. Co.. 2.-, Nevada
Block
Blue T.nt Con. H>c|ranllc G. M. Co. of
(.alKornlft, limited), 524 Sac
Bodleci,icfM.Co..n.s'. K. Stock Ex-
chaiik-c ItnlMliig
Bodio G >|. Co., K Nevada Block
Bodle Hydraulic M. d- Water Co.. 22
Nevada Block '
m'"1I'' !;'.":' *'• ''"■■*" Nevada Block
Hode Itlchnion.lM. Co..331Mont
Uo.l|e I ,i„,„.| A M. Co., :<((;) California
Bohemias. M. Co 121 Sansom
Booker Con. G. Itf. Co., 62 Nevaila
Block
BoBton Cinnabar 31. Co., 438 California
Bright Star G. 31. Co., 310 Pine
Brilliant M. Co., 309 California
Bruns-wick Gold M. Co., 203 Bush
Buckeve G. A S. 51. Co., 331 Blont
Bnlletin 31. Co., 320 Sansom
Ballion S. 31. Co., 418 California
Bnlwer 31. Co., 29 Nevada Block
Bunker Hill Discovery 31. Co., 401
3[arket
Bunker Hill G. 31. Co. (Plumas Co.),
210 Sansom ^ ^ „„„
Bunker Hill G. 31. Co. (Sierra Co.), 320
Sansom
Butte Hvdraulic 31. Co.. 21.5 Geary
Buzzo S. 31. Co., 59 Nevada Block
CabinetCon. 31. Cp., 328 3Iontgomery
Cachlse G. ctS. 31. Co., 302 Mont
Cahawpa G. 31. Co., 306 Pine
Calaveras G. 31. C'o., 328 3Iontgomery
Caledonia G. 31. Co. (Black Hills, Da-
kota), (i S. F. Stock Exchange Bldg
Caledonia S. 31. Co., 414 California
California and Arizona 31. Co., 507
3Ionteomerv
California Dredging & 31. Co., 320 San
California G. 31. Co., 306 Pine
California M. Co., 23 Nevada Block
Callison 31. Co., 203 Bush
Calpella Gravel 31. Co., 417 Kearny
Camanche Gravel M. Co., 306 Pine
Carrie Hale H. 31. & AV. Co.. 531 Cal
Cascade Blue Gravel 31. Co., 309 Cal
Castle Dome 31. Co., 330 Pine
<;ederberg North 31. Co., 420 31ont
Central Belmont 31. Co., 328 31ont
Central Cumstock 31. Co., 220 Sansom
Central Cm. 31. Co., 328 31ontgomery
Central Silver Con. 31. Co., 220 Sansom
(Jentras Con. S. 31. Co., 328 3Iont
Cerbat Con. G. & S. 31. Co., 507 31ont
Challenge Con. 51. Co., 203BuBh
(,'hampion 31. Co. (31ono Co.), 203 Bush
Champion 31. Co. (Nevada Co.), 309 Cal
Chance S. 31. Co., 419 California
Chapman 31. * .AI. Co., 310 Pine
Cherokee Flat Blue Gravel 31. Co., 318
Pine
Cherokee 31. Co., 203 Bush
(Jherrv Creek Con. 31. Co., 414 (_'al
Chief East Extension M. Co., 414 Cal
Chief of the Hill 31. Co. (Elv, Nev.), 306
Pine
Chief of the Hill Tunnel Co.(31ono Co.),
306 Pine
Chieftain 31. Co.. 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Chimney Peak G. 31. & 31. Co., 40 Cal
ChoUar-Norcross-Savage Shaft Co., 203
Bush
Chollar l'.ito.>i 31. Co., 203 Bush
Chonta S. 31. ( '.!., 220 Sansom
Christv 31. A 31. Co., 310 Pine
Clara Con. 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Clear Creek 31. Co., 312 Montgomerv
Cloverdale M. Co., 306 Clay
Colorado River C. A G. 31. Co., 211 San
Columbia Con. S. 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Comanche M. A 51. Co., 37 Nevada
Block
Combination 31. Co., 2.34 51ontgomery
Comnionw ealth Con. 51. Co., 217 San
Comstock M. Co., 220 31ontgomery
Concordia G. <t S. 31. Co., 605 Clay
Concordia 51. Co., 310 Pine
Confidence S. 51. Co., 414 California
(;ongre.s6 Jliue, 72m 31arkPt
Coiily A (Jowell Consolidated M. Co.,
314 3Ioiifg(]i]icrv
Consolidat.-.j Aiiia.|or3I. Co.,. 328 5lont
Consoli.iat.d Arizona 31 Co., 310 Pine
Cousoliduted Blue tiravei 31. Co., 240
Slontgomerv
Coneolidated (Jomstock 31. Co., 106
Lelde.sdorff
Consolidated Dorado 31. Co., 309 Cal
Consollilated Esmeralda 31. & 51. Co.,
.309 Dupout
Consolidated Imperial G. A S. 51. Co.,
203 Bush
Consolidated PacKic 51. Co., 507 51ont
Consolidated Slate Hangs G. <fc S. 51.
Co., 49 Nevada Block
Consolidated A'irglnia 51. Co., 26 Neva-
da Block
ConsolMated AVyomIng G. 51. Co., 309
California
Constitution 51. Co.. 310 Pine
Convis 51. Co., 318 Pine
Cordilleras G. & S. M. Co., 34 Califor-
nia
Cornucopia Con. G. AS. 31. Co., 310
Pine
Corona 31. Co., 408 California
Cosmopolitan 3IiU Co., 712 Sansom
Cosmopolitan 31. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Coso Con. 51. Co., 419 California
Coupon 51. Co., 80 Nevada Block
Crescent 31. A 31. Co., 106 Leidesdorff
Croesus G. A S. M. Co. (Bodle District,
Cal I, 8 Brenham PI
Croesus G. 31. Co., 80 Nevada Block
Cromer G. & S. 51. Co., 507 31ont
Crown Point Extension 31. Co., 310
Pine
Crown Point G. A S. 31. Co., 203 Bush
Crown Point Kavine G. AS. 51. Co.,
309 California
Cumberland G. A S. 31. Co., 320 San
Curtis Con. 31. Co., 309 California
Daisey Dcane S. 31. Co., NE cor Cali-
fornia and Sansom
Daney G. & S. 31. Co., 310 Pine
Dardanelles Con. G. 51. Co., 328 5Iont
Dardanelles 31. Co., 411 California
Dav S. 51. Co., 310 Pine
Davton G. A S. 31. Co., 203 Bush
De Frees M. A 31. Co., 318 Pine
De Haro S. 31. Co., 409 California
Deadwood 31. Co., 49 Nevada Block
Deer Creek 31. Co., 306 Pine '
Delavan G. & S. 31. Co., 240 3Iont
Derbec Blue Gravel 31. Co., 522 3Iont
Derbv 31. Co., 203 Bush
Diamond Creek G. A S. 31. Co., 417 Cal
Diamond G. A S. M. Co., 328 51ont
Diana G. & S. 31. Co., 318 Pine
Dolores Con 31. Co., 318 Pine
Don Quixote 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Dudley 31. Co., 22 Nevada Block
Eagle Copper A S. 31. Co., SE cor
Leidesdorff" and Halleck
Eagle 31. & 31. Co., 2 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Eagle S. 31. & 31. Co., 20 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
East Alpha G. & S. 31. Co., 330 Pine
East California G. A S. 31. Co., 310 Pine
East Justice G. A S. 31. Co., 330 Pine
j:ast 3Iammoth G. A S. 31. Co., 330 Pine
East 31odoc Con. S. 31. Co., 106 Leld
East Grand I'rize 31. Co., 310 Pine
East Sierra Nevada Con. 31. Co., 318
Pine
Eastern Nevada Con. G. AS. 51. Co.,
309 51ontgomerv
El Dora G. A S. 31., 401 California
El Dorado North 31. Co., 310 Pine
El Dorado South Con. 31. Co., .-^l 31ont
El Dorado Water & Deep Gravel M.
Co., 524 Sacramento
Electric 31. Co., 328 31ontgomerv
Ellen Gowen 31. Co., 80 Nevada Block
Emigrant S. 31. Co., 81 Nevada Block
Empire and Lexington 31. Co.. 49 Ne-
vada Block
Empire Con 31. A 31. Co. (Nevada Co.
Cal.). 401 3Iontgomery
Empire G. A S. 31. Co. (Tulare Co.), 318
Pine
Empire 31. Co. (Idaho), 3:« Pine
Empire State 31. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.),
6 S. F. Stock Exchange Building
Endowment G. A .S. 3L Co., 20 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
Enterprise Con. G. 31. Co. (Calaveras
Co. Cal.), 418 Kearny
Enterprise 31. Co. (31ono Co. Cal.), 6S.
F. Stock Exchange Building
Equator 31. Co., 29 Nevada Block
Equitable Tunnel A 31. Co., 227 3Iont
Erie Con 31. Co., 240 31ontgomery
Eaie 31. Co., 320 Sansom
Erie S. 31. Co., 220 Sansom
Esmeralda 31. Co., 32S 31ontgomery
Essex 31. Co.. 320 California
Esta Buena Con. G. 31. Co., 419 Cal
Eureka C.n. Blue Gravel 31. Co. (Ne-
vada Co. Cal.), 310 Pine
Eureka Con. 31. Co. (Eureka, Nev.), 37
Nevada Block
Eureka Gold 31.C'o. (Grass "Valley, Cal.),
414Callfoinia
Europa 51. Co., 240 5Iontgomerv
Excelsior Deep Gravel M. Co., 6 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
Excelsior (iravel 31. Co., 3;iO Pine
Excelsior 31. Co. (31ono Co. Cal.), 9 S.
F. Stock j;xchange Building
Excelsior 31. Co. (Arizona), 419 Cal
Excelsior AVater A 31. Co., 315 Cal
Exchequer M. Co., 418 California
Extra 31. Co., 328 3Iontgomery
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
^rfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
1017
Fairfax M. Co., 426 rallfornia
Fairmont 51. A M. Co., 211 Sansom
Falcnn M. ru.,20S. F. Stock E.xchaiige
BiiiWlaK
Father De Siiiet Con. G. M. Co., -104
Slontt'omery
Florence Blue Gravel M. Co., 32 Mer-
cti tints' Kxchnnce
Florida S. :M. Ci.., 220 Sansom
Flonerv 31. Co., 47 Nevada Block
Four Hundred and Twenty (420) M.
("o., 30fi I'lne
Fniirfhof Julv (;. AS. 51. Co.,. "510 Pine
Franklin Gravel M. Co., :iIO Pine
Franklin M. Co., :i02 "MciUlijomerv
Fremont M. & H. Co.. 402 Front'
Fresno G. 31. Co., so Nevada Block
Garber Bl. Co., :iin Pine
General Connor 31. Co., .^iO Pine
General Lee S. 31. Co., 31S Pine
General i;..ljert Allen S. M. Co., 411'<
Calif nrnia
General Tliomas 31. & Bt. Co., 29 Ne-
vada Block
Genesee 31. Co., 300 Pine
Genesee Vallev 31. Co., 240 3Iont
Geneva Con. S. 31. C... ,i2S California
George I)..nL'las S. 31. Cu., 40U Cal
Georsia S. 5[. Co., 414 CHlitbrnia
German G. 31. Co., 320 .Sansom
Germaiila 31. Co., 306 Pine
Giant and ( lid Abe 31. Co., 49 Nevada
Block
Gila Con. 31. Co., 419 California
Gila .'^. 31. Co., 328 3Iontffonierv
Glasgow S. 31. Co., 203 Bush
Globe Con. 31. Co., lOfi Leldesdorft'
Gl.vnn Dale Con. 31. Co., 419 (California
Godfrev Gravel 31. Co., .30'l Cal fomia
Gold Bar Gravel 31. Co., 331 3Iont
Gold Deposit G. 31. Co., 301) California
Gold Hill Tunnelinf; Co., 414 California
Gold Striiie 31. Co., 314 31outKomery
Golden Chariot 31. C.i., 318 Pine
Golden Gate Con. Ilvdraullc 31. Co.
(Nev.J, 318 Pine
Golden Gate 31. Co. iBodle), .328 3IonL
Golden Gate M. Co. (Utah), 200 Post
Golden Gate S. 31. Co., .309 California
Golden Ophlr 31. Co., 30!) California
Golden F.ule 31. Co., 432 3Iontt,'omerv
Golden Star 31. (\i., 318 Pine
Golden Snn (;. 31. Co., 702 3Iarket
Golden Terra 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
chanue Building
Goodshaw 31. Co., 9 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Gould & Cuirv S. 51. Co., 69 Nevada
Block
Cover 31. & 31. Co., 402 Front
Governor Con. 31. Co., 606 3Iont
Granada G. & S. 51. Co., 203 Bush
Grand Central 51. Co., 6 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Grand Prize Extension 51. Co., 5U Cal
Grand Prize 31. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
chanL'B Building
Grant G. & S. 31. Co., 2 Nevada Block
Grass Vallev 31. Co., 310 Pine
Great Eastern Gravel 31. Co., .328 51ont
Great EasU-rn S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Great Republic G. M. Co., 320 Sansom
Great Western G. M. Co., 312 5tont
Gieen 5Ionntaln G. 51. Co., 314 5Iont
Greene 31. Co., ,59 Nevada Block
Grevhound 31. & 31. Co., 422 31.nit
Griffith Con. .31. & 31. Co., XV) Pine
Grosh Con 31. Co., 401 California
Hackberrv 31. & 31. Co., 324 Pine
Hackberrv South 51. Co., 302 5Iont
Hale & Norcross S. 31. Co., 58 Nevada
Block
Hamburg 51. Co., 401 CJalifornIa
Hanover Con 31. Co.. .T27 Pine
Happy Vallev Bine Cravel Hydraulic
31. Co., 2:tO 31onti.'onicry
Harrington 31. Ci>., 42(1 California
Harrisbnrg S. 31. Co., 310 I'lne
Hartford 31. Co.,:»6 Pine
Haskin 31. Co., .'5'., Kearny
Hasson Con. 31. Co., 60(i .Montgomery
Hazard (iravel 31. Co.,31s Pine
HeadliL'ht 31. ('o., 302 Montgomery
Heart Basin 31. Co., 3:<(i I'ine
Helena G. 31. Co., 240 31ontgomery
Henrietta (Jravel M. Co., :!09 Cal
Herald (i. & S. .31. Co., 331 5Iont
Henules 31. (;o.. 324 I'ine
Highlirldge S. 51 Co., 310 Pine
Highland 51. Co., 49 Nevada Block
Hillside 51. 4 51. Co., 330 Pine
Home Stake M. Co., 49 Nevada Block
Honev Comb G. & S. M. Co., 328 5Iont
Hornet 51. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Kxchanijc
BulMIng
Hud.-.n G. 31. Co., 328 JIontRomerv
Humboldt M. Co., :e8 31on(goniery
Hussey Con. C, AS. M. C'>., 20 S. F.
^ Stock Kxrliange Itullding
Ida Khnore G. A S. .M. Co., W, Leid
Ida T.|y|n;:ston G. 31. Co., 517 Cal
Inca G. AS. 51. Co., 302 5Iontgon3erv
Indejundeiice M. Co., '20 .S. F. Stock
E.\iliangp Building
Independent and Omega M. Co., 410
California
Indian Ouecn 31. A 51. Co., 69 Nevada
Blotic
Indicator M. Co., 10 Co.«monolitan Ho-
tel
Insurance 51. Co., 2 Nevada Block
lo«a 51. Co., 411'.. California
Iturbide G. A S. .M. Co.. .)(I2 .Mont
Jackson 51. Co., 408 California
Jeflersou S. 51. Co., ;«l 31outgomerv
Jennie A. A Black Hock 51. Co., 318
California
Jenny Liml Did h A 31. Co., 320 San
Jersey 51. Co., 324 Pine
Jim Keene M. Co., 31H Pine
Joe Scales ( on. S. 31. ('«., 40il Cal
Josephine Con. S. 31. Co., lOfi Leld
Josephine Gravel 51. Co.. 531 Cal
Juarez G. A S. 51. Co., 302 51ont
Julia (^on. 51. Co., 419 California
Juniata Con. 31. Co.,2ii3 Hush
.Tupiter 31. Co.. 22 N.vada lilock
Jnra 31. I'o.. lOH l.eidesdorll'
Justice .31. Co.. 119 California
Kearsarge 31. A 31. Co., 131 51ont
Keating 31. Co., 310 I'lne
Kelsey (i. A S. 31. (>>., 3:tO Pine
Kenton 31. Co., 411 Calllornia
Kentuck 31. Co., 310 Pine
Keystone Cju. M. Co., 310 Pine
K. K. Con 31. (,'0., 44 Nevada Block
Klaniatli Quartz 51. Co., 29 Nevada
Block
Knickerbo<ker 51. Co., .30!) California
Kossuth 51. Co.,:iOfi Pine
La Grange Ditch A Hydraulic 51. Co.,
314 3Iontgonierx
La Iv Brvnu S. 31. Co., 203 Bush
Lady Esten Tunnel A 31. Co., 45 51er-
chnnls' Exchange
Lady Franklin (i. A S. 51. Co., 507
Montgomery
Lady Wa.shington 51. Co^ 203 Bush
Lady Washington S. 51. Co. (Gold Ulll),
302 .3Iontgomerv
Lake View 31. Co., .'ao Pine
Leda G. AS. 31. Co., 4t;i Californift
Lee 31. Co., 59 Nevada Block
Leeds 3LCo.,6S. F. Stock E.xcliange
Building
Leopard 51. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Leviathan 31. Co., .'j<)7 5Iontgomer}-
Lewis Con. S. 31. Co., 310 Pine
Lexington 31. Co., 240 3Iontgoniery
Liberty 31. Co., 20 S. F. Stock E.xchsnge
Building
Lind.n (iravel 51.Co.,240 5Iontgomery
Little 3Iac S. 51. Co., :f2H .Montgomery
Llvernool G. * S. M. Co., IKfO Pine
LodI 51. Ci>., :t2.8 Slonlgoniery
Lola 51. t'o.,«S. F. .stock Exchange
Building
London 31. A 51. Co., 3.30 Pine
London A Calllornia 51. (Jo., :i20 Sansom
Lone Star A Ecllp.se Con. 51. Co.,80 Ne-
vada Itlock
Lone Tree (i. A S. M. Co., 328 5lont
Loretta S. 31. Co., 318 I'lne
Low Hange Leiigc .s. 5L Co., 507 51ont
Lower ('omstock M. Co., 59 Nevtt<lo
Block
Lower Crown Point S. 31. Ci>., 3:« Pine
Loval Lead G. 51. Co.,31s I'lne
Lu'cien 51. Co., 421 .Montgomery
Lucky Hock G. 51. Co., 45 Slcrchants'
Exchange
Lvon 31. A 51. Co.. .306 Pine
3Iackev G. <fe S. 51. (Jo., 309 California
3Iagaira G. 51. Co., 113 Leldcsdortf
51agenta 51. Co., NEcoi California anJ
"Sansom . . „ ^
5Iamm.>th Bar G. M. Co. (Plocer Co.),
310 Pine __ ,.
3Iamniotli M. Co. (Mono Co.),. 302 Mont
3Iammolh S. 51. Co. (White Pluc,
Nev.), 401 Calllnrnla
51anhattan Gravel 51. Co. (Placer Co.),
310 Pine . „ ^
Slanhattan S. 51. Co. (Aastio, Nev.),
20:i Bush
5I«Dsneld (i. 51. Co., -MX) ('allfomla
5targarlU G. A S. .M. Co.. :£» Moot
Slarlposa Land & M. Co., .'<3 Nevada
lilock
5lorks A Darrow ynarti 51. Co., 419
Callt'ornln
5I«rtln While 51. Co.,.Vt Neva-la Block
5lary Ann G. A .s. .51. Co., 314 Jlont
5(arylan<l Con. G. A 8. M. Co. (5lono
Co.),4t9Caliromla
Slarvlanil .M. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.), 831
.'lonlgoTuerv
Masl.Hl on (;. A .s. 31. (Jo., 401 California
Malaniora Coii. 31. Co., .331 3lont
5lav Klo«er Gravel .M. Co.. :r28 .Mont
.3Uv KlowerS. 51. Co., 310 I'Ino
.Mavhelle C.in. 51. Co,. 310 I'lne
.McCl.llan Con. G. <t ."*. 51. Co., 328
5Ionti;onierv
5IcCllMii>n 31. Co., (52 Nevada Block
5lcCr»(ken Con. M. Co., 211 Sonsom
51cKlrov Gravel 51. (Jo.,2l 5loutgi>nicry
Block
5Ic5!ahon J'. 51. Co., 330 Pine
5Ic5Illlen S. 51. Co., 328 5I»nlgomory
51cadow Valley M. Co., 414 California
5Ielones Con. M. C .., 410 Calllornia
Melrose 31. Co.,:Cs .Mont
51ennion M. Co., lii-l Bu.-di
51etalllc .M. (Jo., 29 .Novada Block
5Iexlcan (;. & S. 31. ( ..., 203 lliish
BllamI 51. (>..,2Hi .Montgomery
5Ildilie Hill M. Co.,,!2S Montgomery
Slides (J. A .s. M. Co., H .S. F. .stock Ex-
<'liang<- Building
31lllon (i. .M. Co., 240 Jlontgoniery
.Milton .M.A Woter Co., 10 California
3Ilna HIca .M. Co., 310 I'lne
3Iln.Tal Fork .S. 51. Co., 328 51ont
5liner«l Park 31. Co., .59 Ni-va-la Block
Mint (;. A S. 31. Co., 409 California
5Iitcheli i;. & S. M. Co., I'll Colllornla
.3Iod,.ck Con. .M. Co., 310 Plue
3Ir>l)aye S. .M. Co., lOfi Lel.leBdorlT
31iuiarch (Jravel 31. Co., .328 Jlout
.M.inltor Belmont 51. Co.. 44 Nevada
Hlock
51oiio ife Cross Con. 51. Co., 300 Cal
51ono G. M. Co., (r2 Nevada Block
5Ionte Chrlsto G. M. Co., 333 5Iont
51onumei)tal .31. Co., .59 Nevada Block
51oore's Flat (Jravel 31. O)., 300 Cal
5toreno .M. Co., 217 .Sansom
5Iorgan 31. Co., .53.3 Ki'aruy
51orlsco 31. Co 42t! California
.Morning Star .M. Co., Xil Montgomery
5Iortlnier 31. Co., 401 California
.M.iunt Diablo .Mill A .31. Co.. 408 (^al
3lonnt Hood S. 31. (Jo., 409 Calllornlo
51ounl Jetl.rson .M. A -M. Co.. 3is Pino
5Iouut Jellerron 31. Co.. XW Pine
Slount Potosi Con. M. Co., 318 I'Ino
31ountain View S. 31. Co., 309 Cal
51urchle G. A S. .M. Co., 328 51ont
Nabob 51. (Jo., 320 California
Navajo 51. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Kulliling
Nevada Chief (;. A .S. 51. Co., 401 Cal
Nevada C. A S. .M. Co., 419 California
Nevado Gravel .M. Co., .331 3!ont
Nevada Uvdraiillc 31. Co.. 224 (Jal
Nevada Land A M. Co., .302 .Mont
Nevada M. Co.,3ls pine
New Albany 51. Co.. 30 SlcrcbanU"
Exchange
New Coho .M. Co., 6 .S. F. Stock El-
change btillcllng
New York Hill (i. 5f. Co., 4IS hearny
Now York .M. Co., 2(J3 Buoh
Newark S. 31. Co., 419 Cnlltorida
Ncwioii Hydraulic ltr< ■Ighig A .M. Co.,
:<20 .Sansom
Niagara G. A S. 51. Co., 219 .Sannom
Nob Hill (i. A S. .M. C.., .330 Pino
Noonday 51. C... 310 I'lne
Ni.rth lielmont -M. C. Jl>3 Bu«h
North lllrionilleld Gravel 51. Co.. MO
San-om
Norih Bonanza 51. C.>., 47 Nevada
BI.Kk »
North ( arson .S. 51. Co., 318 Pino
North Cora-tock M. Co.. MS Huiih
North Con. Virginia .M. (J.... 25 Nevada
Block „ .^
North Dayton G. A S. .M. Co.. «»
5Ioiitgoniery
N..rth Keyi-lone M. ro..a(M Uauhl
North M.Klor Con. .s. M. Co.. 19 Mer-
chants' Exchange
North N.M.nrlav M. ( o., 310 Pine
North ( iphlr M. ( o. 2 Nevada Block
North !v-..rplon M. Cm., 31.5 Callfonila
North Sierra Nevada S. M. Co., M8 Cal
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NorthtPlgoiirnev Tunnel \& 31. Co., 309
CaUfornIa ^ „^ .
North Star G. M. Co.. 401 California
North I'tah M. Co.. 20.'? Buth
Northern Belle M. & 31. Co., 29 Nevada
Northeni King MIU 4 M. Co., 318
Pine
Northern Light G. & S. M. Co., 419 Cal
Numa M. Co.. 328 MontEonicry
Oakland G. A S. M. & M. Co., 302 Mont
Cialdaiil G. M. ('■>., 240 Slontgomery
Occldental >I. 0>., 69 Nevada Block
Old nil k.jrv G. M. Ci>., 502 Mont
Oliver (i. M. Co , ;«1 Montcomery
Olompall .^. M. (-'o., NE cor California
and Sanson!
Omita Table Mountain M. Co., 328
Moiitt'omery
Ont-Ida M. Co., 26 Merchants' Ex-
change
( iutarl'> S. M. Co., 49 Nevada Block
(iphlr S. M. Co., 203 Bush
Or K"!! Con. G. A S. M. Co., 328 Mont
Orient M. Co., 10 S. F. Stock Exchange
BiilldinR
Orlirlnnl Ania.lor M. Co.. 320 Sansom
< irlt'ntal Cm. G. & .S. M. Co., 327 Pine
Original '--id JIllI G. i S. M. Co. , 309
(■allf..nilft
Ordinal Hidden Treasure 31. Co., 401
Callfuniia
OriKiioil KevetoneS. M. Co., 25 Nevada
Ul..ck
Orl'-aiif. G. * S. 31. Co., 419 California
nrkuiis .M. Co. 31.5 California
dp' lllunco 31. Co., •CIS 3fontgomery
nr.i Kino 31. •'.,., 'SV) I'lne
I'ro M. ('o.,:f20SHiisr,in
Or. vllle (Jravil 31. (•j...318 Pine
ovcnnan No. 2 ,s. 31. Co., 328 3Iont
Overman .s. 31. d., 414 California
Owvh«'e 31. Co.,.^30 Pine
Paclili- 31. Co., 318 Pine
Piiiitl.. r 31. Co., .310 Pine
J■|lr.l.ll^.■ Vall.-v 31. Co., :a8 Mont
Park^ Crav.l 31. f'o., 320 Sansom
I'atl'-n 31. Co., 220 .^ansom
I'auiH-r.s. 31. Co., Kxi Leldesdorfl"
Peek .M.Co., 31x Pine
Peinlierton 31. Co., 32 Merchants' E.x-
clmm;e
Pi'nn.s\ Ivdula G. M. Co., .320 ."^ansoin
l'evt(,iia (J. & >'. 31. Co. 310 Pine
i'lii-nlx S. .M. Go., ;t08 I'nllfornia
Phil Sli'Tiilan <;. A S. 31. Co., 203 Bush
PlKinlx i;. 31. A Co., 224 California
I'Inal (.. .S A 31. Co., lOG Leldeodorflf
Pinal .M. .t 31. Co.. 214 .^ansiini
I'lnkl.nni 31. Co.. 310 Pine
l-!ir! . >l. (V,.,(;;)yi.va(la Itlock
!•:■ !;■ ■ r c.n. S. .M. Co., 30;i California
!■ I • r M. .■..., 310 I'ine
i"f i-)i G. M. Co., 414 California
I'l.'iniJi-* G. &.S. M. Co.,:!28aiont
I'll .crni- (i. 31. Co., 314 3Ioutgi>inery
Plr.nioM. .S. M. Co., KKi Leldebdoitr
Plll^lll^ Con. G. 31. Co., 240 3Iont
I'lunins Kun-kii .M. Co., :ti;i) .sansom
l'llllu^ <;. &,s. 31. Co.,4I-> Calilornia
PocaliontHb (J. M. C ■., 411 Calilornia
Polar.Star Hydraulic .>!. Co., 224 Cal
Pontine M. Co., WJ Afontgoinerv
Poorninn <;. & ,<. 31. Co., 29 Nevada
IJlork
Prl< I- A Ilavlcs .M. Co., 306 Pine
Pro5|M( t (i. A S. 31. Co., 320i<anBom
Pru-lnii G. AS. .M. Co., 20 S. K. Stock
K\i liange Building
yiia<lrllle Con. ,S. 31. Co., 106 Leldes-
doril
Quartz .Mountain G. & S. 31. Co., 729
MoIilj;.,|Mcrv
Oiie..|, It..,. M. Co., 113 Leidesdorff
J{alnl.i.w G. .M. Co.. :t24 Pino
HaMon (;. AS. .M. C,,., Xjl Mont
Kayrjh.n.l A Kl\ .M. C,,.. .tin Pine
Keal d.'l Mont.- M. C ,., 203 Bu8h
Kcd t L.iid Con. 31. Co., 58 Nevado
niock
Red Crow Con. G.»A S. M. Co. 240
.M'lntk'oni.'rv
Ue.| Hill Ilv.lrftMlir M. A W. Co.. 328
3|i.ni4;otn.'rv
|!"l! •J"/."'' [';"'■ •'*'• Co., 20.3 Bush
Ii.li..f c.,n. 31. Co 310 Pine
Krni iigU.n Grav,.( M. Co., 80 Nevada
lllork
Reno 31. Co., 318 p|„c
Roi.ul.lU- Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
R<-<inl7a 31. Co. 3lo Pine
Rew.lule Tunnel A M. Co., 240 Mont
Rex MontU M. Co., 18 Nevado^Block
F,icher 3f. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Eock Creek 31. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Rock Inland G. A S. 31. Co., 318 Pine
Eockv Point G. M. Co., 3;« Pine
Koug'h A Beady Con. G. 31. Co., 306
Pine
Kubv S. M. Co., 19 31erchauts' Escli
Rustler G. 31. Co., :«)9 California
Rve Patch 31. A 31. Co., 6 .S. F. Stock
Exchange Buildinfr
Sabine S. 31. Co., 40;t California
Safe Deposit G. & S. 31. Co., 331 31ont
Sailor Bov Gravel M. Co,. 80 Nevada
Block'
San Fernando M. Co., 240 31ont
San Francisco Con. G. 31. Co., 309 Cal
San Pedro G. A S. 31. Co., 113 Leldes-
dorff
San J'edro 31. Co.. 324 Pine
San Xavier 31. A Smelting Co., 32 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Santa 3Ieua G. 31. Co., 330 Pine
Santa Rosa G. S. A Copper 31. Co., 328
31ontgomery
Santiago 31. Co., 41S Calilornia
Savage 31. Co., 15 Nevada Block
Scorpion S. 31. Co., 310 Pine
Segregated Belcher M. Co., 414 Cal
Segregated Caledonia G. A S. 31. Co.,
203 Bush
Segregate.l Rock Island 31. Co., 302
3Iontgoniery
Selbv Hill 31. Co., 211 Sansom
Senator S. 31. Co., 302 California
Servia A Slavonia 31. Co., 318 Pine
Seveutv-Six S. 31. Co., 306 Pine
Shasta Cou. 31. Co., 240 31onti;oraery
Sheba Silver 31. Co., 314 31ontgoniery
Sherwood Cdu. 31. Co., 309 California
Sierra Buttes Quartz 31. Co., :320 San
Sierra Nevada G. A S. 31. Co., 534 Cal
Sierra Nevada S. 31. Co., 47 Nevada
Block
S gnal Silver 31. Co., 203 Bush
Sigouriifv S. 31. Co. .320 Sansom
Silver B-11 31. Co., 419 Calif.)rnia
Silver Citv 31. Co., 69 Nevada Block
Silver City S. 31. Co.. 320 Sansom
Silver Cloud 31. Co., 306 Pine
Sliver Cord 3I..Co.. 106 Leidesdorff
Silver Hill 31. Co., 203 Bush
Silver Kint' 31. Co., :C0 California
Silver Kin,; S.juth 31. Co.. 320 Sansom
Silver King North M. Co., 3:» Pine
Silver l.ick Con. 31. Co., 69 Nevada
Block
Silver Nugget M. Co., 80 Nevada Block
SUver Prize G. A S. 31. Co., 328 Mont
Stiver yiieen 31. Co., 320 California
Silver Sjirout M. Co., 328 31ontgomery
Silver Wave 31. (;o., 318 Pine
Silver West 31. Co., 606 Slontgomery
Siskiyou Canal A Gravel 31. Co., 320
Sansom
Sixty-Three G. A S. M. Co., 49 Nevada
Block
Slate Creek G. 31. Co., 240 31ont
.Soli.l Silver G. A S. >!. Co., 331 Mont
South Barcelona 3t. Co., 320 Sansom
Soutli Belvidere G. A. S. 31. Co., 330
Pine
South B(.dle G. M. Co., 44 Nevada
Block
Soutli Bonanza 31. Co., 408 California
South Mulwer 31. Co., 320 Sansom
Soutli ClmiL.t 31. Co., 3.30 Pine
South Conistock G. & S. 31. Co., 309
California
South Emigrant 31. Co., 106 Leides-
il..rir
Soutli End M. Co., 318 Pine
South Feuther Water A L'uion 31. Co.,
314 Miiutgomerv
South F.irk .M. A Canal Co., 240 3Iont
Soutli Hit.' G. 31. Co., 2;J4 3lontKomerv
Soutli .k'iH-i>iii 31. A 31. Co., 64 31er-
cliants' Kxcliange
South .iii>lice 31. Co., 203 Bush
.Soulh Ladv lirvan Con. 31. Co., 22
Nevada Block
Soutii 3Ii.dock 8 31. Co., 318 Pine
South Navajo 31. Co., 20 S. F. Stock E.x-
change Uulldlng
Soutli Dvcrnian Con. M. Co., ,328 31out
South Paymaster 31. C... GOT. 3Iont
,«;outli I'otosl .M. Co., 4H California
Soutli Siiriiiu' Hill M. Co. 320 Sansom
Soutli Standard 31. Co., 331 3Iont
South rtah 31. Co., 45 31erchants' Ex-
change
Southern Belle S. M. A M. Co., 331
Blontgome'ry
Southern Cross Hydraulic 3I.Co.,234 Cal
Southern Star G. A S. 31. Co., 331 3Iont
Spaulding G. & S. 31. Co., 117 Batterv
Specie Tunnel 31. Co.^20 Sansom
Spring Creek Ditcli A Hydraulic 31. Co.,
314 31onteomerv
Spring 3'aUey M. A Irrigating Co., 402
Front
St. Louis 31. Co., 203 Bush
Standard Gold 31., 29 Nevada Block
Stanislaus River 31. Co., 320 Sansom
Star Con. M. Co., 310 Pine
Star G. & S. 3L Co., 106 Leidesdorff
Star 31. Co., 320 Sansom
State 31. Co., 315 California
Steep Hollow G. 31. Co., 310 Pine
Steptoe Con. M. Co., 306 Pine
Sterling 31. Co., 116 Front
Stock Broker S. 31. Co., 106 Leidesdorff
Succor 31. A 31. Co., 302 3Iontgomerv
Sullivan S. 31. Co., 106 Leidesdorff
Sultan Hill 31. Co., .328 5Iontgomerv
Summit G. 31. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Summit M. Co., 318 Pine
Sunnv Side 31. Co., 224 California
Sunrise G. A S. M. Co., 310 Pine
Surprise Valley 31. A W. Co.,61 Ne-
vada Block
Sutro Tunnel Co., 320 California
Swiss 3Iining Co., 531 Washington
Syndicate G. A S. 31. Co., 328 31ont
Syndicate 31. Co., 419 California
Syndicate of the Aztec Mining District,
302 31onteomery
Table 31ountain Blue Gravel M. Co.,
309 California
Tahoe S. 31. Co., 507 Slontgomery
Talisman G. M. Co., 33 Nevada Block
Tallulah 31. Co., 634 31arket
Telembi 31. Co., 328 31ontgomery
Telfair 31. Co., 331 Montg.miery
Temple M. A M. Co., 422 3Iontgomery
Thornton M. Co., 310 Pine
Tiger G. AS. M. Co. (31ono Co., Cal.),
330 Pine
Tiger G. A S. 31. Co. (Nevada), 113
Leidetdorfif
Tiger 31. Co. (Arizona), 62 Nevada
Block
Tiger 31. Co. fElko, Nev.), 310 Pine
Tioga Con. 31. Co., 62 Nevada Block
Tip Top S. 31. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Toleto 31. A 31. Co., 309 California
Tolo S. 31. Co., 409 California
Toltec G. A S. 31. Co., "Dl 3lontgomery
Toquerville 31. Co., 310 Pine
Trinitv River Gravel A Hydraulic 31.
Co., 724', 31arket
Trojan 31. Co., 32S 31ontgomery
True Blue G. A S. 31. Co. (Bodie), 318
Pine
True Blue 31. Co. (3Iono), 405 Cal
Tuscarora 31. A 31. Co., 309 California
Twin Peaks 31. Co., 414 California
Tvbo Con. 31. Co., 328 31ontgomery
Tvler3I. Co.,327 Pine
Uncle Sam 31. Co., 0 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Union Con. 31. Co. (Invo Co. Cal.), 402
Front
Union Con. S. 31. Co. (Storey Co. Nev.),
309 California
Union Fl.ag G. A S. 31. Co.. 419 Cal
Union (iravt-l 31. Co., 320 Sansom
Union West 31. Co., 320 California
United States Con. G. A S. 31. Co., 411^
California • «
Universitv G. 31. Co., 328 3Iontpomery
Utah S. 31. Co., 25 Nevada Block
Utica Con. 31. Co., 203 Bush
Vancouver S. 31. Co., 409 Calif.irnia
Vanderbilt 31. & M. Co.. 328 31oDt
Venture 31. Co.. 419 California
Vermont Con. 31. Co., 306 Pine
3'ictor 31. & 31. Co., 9 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Victoria Con. G. & S. 31. Co., 240 3Iont
Victoria and Imperial Tunnel & 31. Co.,
302 3Iontgomerv
Virginia G. & S. 31. Co., 4.38 California
Virtue G. 31. Co., 20 S. F. Stock Ex-
change Building
Vivian Con. G. & S. M. Co., 240 Mont
Vivian 31. Co., 203 Bush
Vulcan 31. Co.. :j02 Slontgomery
Wales Con. G. & S. 31. Co., 409 W'ash
Walker 31. <fe 31. Co., 106 Leidesdorff
AValtham G. 31. Co., 330 Pine
Wanawliata S. 31. Co., 40 California
Ward Beecher Con. 31. & 31. Co., 401
California
W'ard Con. 31. Co., 331 31ontgomery
Ward G. & S. 31. Co., 419 California
BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Montffomerv Street. Mamifacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SAN FKANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1019
Warsaw M. Co., 310 I'iiie
WnshlnKtcin Flume 51. Co., 120 Beale
"V\'»shlii«toii JI. C>K, :«H MontKoniery
AVnphoe Ci>n. M. ( 'n. , 'J'iO Saiisum
AVashoe S. :>!. Co., ■.-.; Muiiti;nnk'ry
Watt BlUR (Jravel 51. Co., m-1 Gal
Webber G. & S. 51. Co.,:: 10 51unt
WebfootS. 51. Co., :«0 I'lne
Webfoot 51. Co., 101 California
Welliiipton 51. & SaieltliiK Co., 414 Cal
Wells FarKo 51. Co., 106 LeldesclorlT
West ('oinstock G. <fe S. M. Co., 230
Jloiitu'oiiu'rv
West Pacitic 51. Co., 6 S. F. Stock Ex-
change riiiilding
West Point G. & S. 51. Co., 401 Cal
West Side S. 51. Co., 328 51ontgoinerv
Western 51. Co., 203 U'lsh
Western Union 51. Co., so Nevada Blk
White Cloud 51. Co., 25 Slontgomery
Block
White Lead 51. Co., 302 llontgomery
White and Shlloh Con. 51. Co., 401 Cal
William I'enn 51. Co., 328 5Iontgomery
Woodvilk" Coll. S. 51. Co., 419 Cal
Yankei I'eddl.r G. & H. 51. Co., 331
Mont;;oniery
Yellow .Jacket .S. 51. Co., 203 Bush
Toung America 51. Co., 20 S. F. Stock
Exchange Building
Young America South 51. Co., 20 S. F.
Stock Exchange Building
Zacatero G. M. Co., 220 Sansom
mnins Companies — Coal,
Copper, Ktf.
ALASKA COAL Co., 03 5Xerchants'
Exchange
BELLINGHA51 B.\YC<>AL 51. CO.,
E s Spear, bet Folsom and Harri-
son (see adv. dent, page xxix)
BLACK DJA510NI) COAL 51. CO., E
s Spear, hot Folsom and Harrison
(see adv. dept. page xxix)
Caimelo Bay Coal Co., 306 5Iarket
Colorado River Copper & G. 51. Co.,211
Sansom
Coos Bay (Eastport) Coal Co., 31 Mer-
chants' Exchange
Coos Bay (Newport) Coal Co., 213 Jack
Coos Bay (Oregon) Coal Co., NE cor
Fourth and Towusend
Coos Bay Union Coal Co., 415 Pacific
Dry Creek Tunnel and Flumlng Co.,
224 Cahfornla
Eagle Copper <fe Silver 51. Co., SE cor
Leidesdorll' and Halleck
Eagle Copper 51. Co., SE cor Leides-
dorll'& Halleck
Empire floal Co. (Jlount Diablo). 402
Front
Excelsior Coal Co.. 633 Front
Humboldt Copper 51. Co., 328 Jlont
Pen Daren Coal 51. Co., 417 California
Pittsbiirgh Coal 51. Co., 120 Beale
Renton Coal Co., 22 Sacramento
San Francisco Copper 51. Co., 258 5Iar-
ket
San Jacinto Tin Co., NE cor California
and Sansom
Santa Rosa G. S. & Copper 51. Co., 328
Slontgomerv
Selby Copper 51. <fe Smelting Co., 32
Merchants' Exchange
Shasta Coal 51. Co.. 240 51ontgomery
Sierra Iron Co., 320 Sansom
Vancouver (Joal Co., 310 .sansom
Wellington Colliery, 620 East
miniiigr Conii»aiiic»— Hetro-
leiiiii.
Bnena Vista Petroleum Co., 220 San
Columbia Petroleuin Co., 320 Sansom
El Refugio Petroleum Co., 414 Cal
Learning Petroleum Co., 414 (!al
Pacillc Coast Petroleum Co.,20 Nevada
Block „ ^
Phcenix Petroleum Co., 331 5Iont
Santa Clara Petroleum Co., 402 Jlont
MiiiinK Coiiii»aiile»-Quicfc-
wilver.
Almailen (Quicksilver 51. Co., 207 San
Altoona (iuicksilver 51. (■':, 4:« Cal
Bella Union i^ilcksllver Co., 314 5Iont
Boston Clnnaljar M. Co., 4:8 Cal
Capital tiuicksllver 51. Co., (Mi Kearny
Eagle Quicksilver 51. Co., 3(rl 5Iont
Fresno Quicksilver 51. (Jo., 414 ( 'al
Great Western Quicksilver 51. Co.
Montgomery
Hld<len Treasoie Qulcksllvor M. Co.,
312 Slontgoniery
Lake Co. Quicksilver M. Co., 312 CftI
Lillian Quicksilver 51. Co., 2 Nevada
Block
Little Panoche Quicksilver M. Co., 310
I'lne
Mercury (JulckBllver M. Co., 63 Mer-
chants'Exchange
Slonumental QuIcKsllver M. Co., 230
5Iontgomerv
Napa Con. Quicksilver M. Co., 328
51oiiigomerv
New Idrla Quicksilver 51. Co., 3o5 San
Oakland Quicksilver BL (;o., 37 Nevada
Block
Pape Valley Quicksilver M. Co., 208
California
Rattlesnake Quicksilver M. Co., 312
California
Redlngtun Quicksilver Co., 531 Market
Santa Clara 5llnlng .\ssoclat1on (of
Baltimore), 410 Pine
St. John's Quicksilver M. Co., NE cor
Front and I'lne
Sulphur Bank Quicksilver M. Co., 220
Sansom
Wall St. Quicksilver M. Co., 401 Cal
minluR Companlen — Sal-
pliiir.
San Francisco Sulphur 51. Co., 318
Pine
IVIiiiiuiC EnicineerB.
(.See Engineert— Mining.)
^Winins iiitockB.
(6ee Brokers— Mining Stocks.)
3IinlnB Supplien.
BERRY * PLACE, SW cor 5Iarket
and Fremont
DUNHA51, CAKRIGAN & CO., 107
Front
EGERToN H. C, 109 California
GREGORY H. P. & Co., 2 California
HAWLEY CHARLES A. & CO., 412
5Iarket
HENDY JOSHUA, 49 Fremont (see
adv. di>]it. page Hi)
HUNTlN(;TnN, imi'KINS <fc CO.,
junction Bush and 51arket
MARWEDEL C. F., 56 First
510NTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-118
Battery
liod«l Maker*.
Bnrk* W. A.. 630 Pln<<
Dunn John .1., 143 Kri-niout
Fuller Frank W.,4l.S Market
(JAltltATT U. T.. i:w Knniont
Grace n. S.,:«ii.'. 5Ilsi(l<,n
IleaM I. A.. M4 Coniinerclal
KALLKXBK.RG THEODORE. S2
Freniout
Leonar.1 C, llOH.'ale
McKlnnle .Murray, NW cor Howard
and SiM-ar
Jloreau KnKene,2l2 LeldcBdorfT
Slorrls & Sxit, irn.'. Murkei
Pet'Tsoti it I lU^on, :CH Itush
Reld H. C.,:t2 Kr.niont
.Salln I'. K.,724'. Market
SchoenM«-ln F. ft., 511 Knlt/in
Stelger Sc Ilushnian, 310 5llwilon
TBAIN H. \V.,5M (.'omnierclal
Zcllcr H. (plaster), 1013 Market
H. AV. rii.viN
MACHINIST AND MODEL MAKER
610 ConunerolKl.
SIoidliiK".
Bradburv W. II., .'i.Vl Itrannan
Bradstr.et .1. It. 'rubb.r',ti09 MlMlon
Burknrdt 51nx, 51.") \\ a^-liliigton
Cohen Hirrninn. I't iMiponl
GurapS. .t (;..5H1 Mark.t
Hausmann ItP'ilii-r>, 217 Pino
Kollmver \V. A.. 312 l'o^l
Llppl Brothers, sis 51arket
BIcCormick H. 5Irs., tMO Howard
StcKav P. B.,411 5tl(>slon
McQuillan B., ":« 5Il«slou
Moore, AVllkle A (Iray, cor JUsalonand
Fremont
5!orrls, Schwab * Co.. 21 Post
Nile Bi. D., SK cor Blontfeomery Av
and CliesOiut
Nye Albert G., Um 5Inrket
Sanborn, Vail A Co., '<71 ilarkct
Snow & May, 20 Pott
AVells, Hub8<-ll & Co., S\V cor Mission
and Fremont
AVolf E. & Co., 62.5 Market
Honey llrokera.
(.S(f Jlrokiri.)
HENRY C. EGERTON,
Importer and Buyer
of
MILL AND MINING SUPPLIES,
lOy California, Koom 7.
SIone.T Drawer*— P«l*nl.
Parkhnrst V. 8. M-, SE cor Blarkct
and Fremont
."»foro<-eo l>re««ier«.
(.SVt Tiinntra.)
Hoiiale Floorlns-
Jones AVllllaiu. 1.'." New 5Ioiitrfonu-ry
5Iahoney
William II. ACo.,4<i«Cul
314
Mirrorit.
Baker A. <fe A., 742 51lsslon
Ck)hen Herrniau, 19 Dunont
GumpS. & G.,5SI Slarket
Hausmann Bros., 217 i'lne
Henr\-'.'<anniel, 20 Post
Kellv James U. t C.., 101 l-ront
Llppl Bros., 81.1 5Iarket
Lundy Thomas, 7-!J Third
5IcQHlllan H.,735 5llsslon
Nathan B. & Co. . VM Sutter
Nile 51. D-, SE cor Slontgomery Av
and Chestnut
Nve A. G., 10.'« 5Iorket
I'irklnson J. ('., :«4 Fifth .„ , .
noMtil.aum Fr. H. A Co-.-Vw Market
.lanborn. Vail A Co.. H71 Market
s:|iaddo(k Thomas, 119 Sixth
STR\US, KoHN^TAMM A CO., NE
cor liattery and Pine (see adv.dept.
xvi.'>^t""('^'!a.'^t furniture CO.,
NW cor Fourth ami Ilrvant
AVldttlT. Fuller* Co., 21 iTont
W olf E. & Co., 02.5 5Iarket.
MuellBge-Mnnnfaelurer*.
W llllaius C. I.. A C<'., 417 WanUlngton
.Ifuseuma.
Pacific Anoioirtfcal .MuN-um, Ilanlle
Pl,nr Kearny
MiiBlr Boxes.
(Sfe alio Musietil InttrumenU.)
Henry D. W.,22flo'Komll
i'alllard 51. J. A Co., 31 l*o«t
Muiilr Dealer*.
Ale|rlJo«-i.li.Hii.5I,arkln „ „,..
BBncn)ft, Knlklit A Co. dn llqulda-
tloni,73:t Mark'-t
Eaton Charl.- S., IWT Mfirkrt
Frev W lllinm A., *k4 K^ aniv
(;<KKlnouKb A M..24<i'F«mdl
GUA Y MATTHIAS, 117 P«»t (•«« •<1».
p..'l«t<.r tii(>i><->
IIm- - ' ■•
II
K
I- :
I' :|i<itlt
BEAMISH. Shirt Maniifacturer, Nucleus Bmlding. Market, oor. Third.
ANLEHSON & EANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.
O'Connor J. B. & Co., 103 Sixth
Seller Brothers, 14 Sixth
Sherman, Hvde A Co., 139 Kearny
ZoIIver H., 238 Sixth
Slnnie Rablishers.
Bancroft.KnIght A Co. (In liquidation),
733 JIarket
Krev WlUiani A., -JOl Kearny
GRAY MATTHIAS, U7 Post
Sherman, Hyde & Co., 139 Kearny
HuHic Teachers.
{See Teachers Music.)
IHaaical InMtruments.
(See also Organs: also Pianofortes.)
AfeM .Joseph, SMoLorkln
AntL-.ll Th..niap .M. & Co., 865 Market
BaiJ'.'ir \V. <;.,7San>c)ra
Baiicrcft, KniK'ht & ('o.(in liquidation),
-;« Slarket
Benham Azcl JI., 647 Market
Borke W. A., -520 I'lne
Cnrtoz B.,'J0O'Karrell
Kat.n l'harlesS.,tH7 ^Market
>"ili;MMbainii A Cn., 120 .sansom
Fraukinthal & Co., SW cor Battery
and Califumla
Frev William A., 404 Kearny .
Gooilnout'li A. M.,24 O'FarrcU
GRAY MA 'IT II IAS, 117 I'ostCsee^adv.
r.■L■l^t'■r cl imiMi-s)
llaiiuiicr I,. K.,:u l"r)st
Ileiirv I). \\.-S16 o'Farrell
KeeneC. C.,3Thlrd
Kohler & Chase., 137 Post
.Mevtrs Adolph,46 Geary
.Molsi r .hillus (violin strings), 81i;^
.Markit
I'alUard y\. .). A Co., 31 Post
l'pt.r« V. .M. L. A Co., 207 Montgomery
RIlMil.K G. * Co., 4 Fifth
t;rliniiili.'tai|li"r W., 410 Kenrny
SluTinan. Hvde A <Jo., 139 Kearny
Sorg I'eter, 208 Sntter
Woodworth, Scbell A Cu., 12 Post
6. RUDOLF & CO.
Importers, Dealers and Manufacturers
of PIAN(JS. I'Iniiu Warerooms, 4
Fifth, ni-ar Marki-t. Plano.s, Urgans,
MelMdcciii> and all Jluslcal Instruments
Tuned and Repaired.
HaalenI ■nMlriimentn — 3Iak-
erM aii«l Ke|>air«rN.
(.See also Oriian Muilders; also I^ano
Forte Makers.)
Balch H. .M., i:r.' K.arnv
Br^-c .hilin Sr., 17:« Market
Biirk.- William A.,. V20 Pine
llealil I. A. (brass), .514 Commercial
H<nrv I). \V'.,226(t'Farrell
KiMii.' r. f'.,:i Third
.MAVKK.lDSKJ'H, 127 Page (see adv.
d.-pt. ]nw llv)
M.OI'Ji I)ol„r..s, 1027 Kearny
ralllnrd M. .1. A (Jo., 31 Post
I'litK .!., :«l<l Sixth
KUliMLFG. AC(i.,4 Fifth
Sorg Peter, 20s Sutter
Zcch Jacob, 211 Ninth
nuMtaril .MaiiuraeturerM.
BKRNAItl) CIIAia.KS, 707 Sansom
(hi'f ii'\\. d.pl. |,(iKe .\.\lv)
Bnrrc. ('. A Cu., lit; Fnuit
KISHKK.I. n.,Mt ('i.inincrclal
rolKcr, Schilling A ('•>., KM California
Ghlrardelll A Dan/el, 41.';-I17 .lackson
Hndson H. G. A ('..., 121 Main
liooven Kiiill, .VJt Front
Venard (;.,(Ka Front
W.,lt.TH A Co. (French), 69 California
.Market
Bfall ManufaetiirerN.
Moore William, 1123 Market
Phelps Manufacturing Co. (track), IS-
IS Dmrnni
3€a*ivelVines and Brandies.
(See also Liquors; also Champagne
etc.)
iNDURAN C. A. A Co., 515 Sacra-
mento (see adv. dept. page llv)
Bacigalupo T. D.,1419 Dupont
Behrens James, .508 Battery
Buena Vista Vinicultural .Society, B. B.
Auger & Co., asrents, 409 Battery
Bunem'ann H., 321 Clay
Curtis J. JI., 123 California
Drevfus B. & Co., 521-523 Market
rinke Anna (champagne), 809 Mont
Giorgiani A. (estate of), 421 W'ashington
Groezinger G., XW' cor Pine and Bat
GUNDLACH J. A CO., SE cor Market
and Second
Hosmer C. A Son, 134 Montgomery Av
KOHLEK & FKOHLING, 626 Mont-
gomery and SE cor Sutter and Dup
(see adv. front cover)
Lachman S. & Co., 409-411 Market
Lachman A Jacobi, SE cor Market and
First
Landsberger I. & Co., 12 Jones Alley
Lang A Co., 210 Dupont
Lenormand Bros., 40 Clay
Lvons E. G. A Co., 506-503 Jackson
Mahe G. Jr., 604 Commercial
Malatesta L., 311 Pacific
McMillan a KESTER, TM Front
(see adv. dept. page xvi)
Neuman & Putzman, ;i40 Pine
Palmer H. & Co., agent Red Mountain
Vineyard, -302 Davis
Prinz John, 49 Second
Qultzow H. W., 519 Sacramento
Renz John, 219 Commercial
United Anaheim "Wine Growers' Assn,
321 Montgomery
Wolters Bros., 221 California
J. GUNDLACH & CO.
NATIVE WINES AID BRANDIES
W'holesalk Liquok Dealers
Proprietors "RHINE FAKM, "Sonoma
Wine Vaults cor. Marl^el and SecoEd.
Naturalists.
Chapman Henry, 602 California
Elklngton John, 126 Seventh
Lorquin E. F., 410 Kearny
Nautical Instruments.
Ewing Charles G., 120 Sutter
Kahn A Brod, 3;i5 Bush
Pace Charles, 418 Battery
Rahsskopft" Charles, 412 Commercial
ROACH JOHN, SWcor Montgomery
and Sacramento (see adv. dept.
page llil)
Sack John C, 18 Market
Tennent Thomas, 18 Market
Naval l^tores.
(See also Ship Chandlers.)
Coffin A Hendrv, 2-8 Market
Health, Gallup A Co., .58 Clay
Neckties — Slanufacturers.
("avasso I., 61H Washington
Hcliwman A Joel, 121 .'^iUisoni
llfstlml Jlarv J. Mrs., 20 Sansom
Maklns J. N.,206 Bush
Neustadter Bros., NW cor Battery and
Pine
Needles.
Carlson A Currier (Warrln's), 569 Mar-
ket
CLARK GEORGE A. A BROTHER,
511 Market
DOYLE HENRY A CO., 511 Market
News Agents.
Anderson R. C, 'J08 Third
Barkhaus F. W . A D., 535 Kearny
Bell A Co.. &39 Kearny
Blake S. C, 617 Montgomery and 503
Kearny
Bourgoin Adolphe. 206 Montgomery
Av
Brownlee J. Clark, The Baldwin
Chains Mrs. & Son, .3.54 Fourth
Chovnski I. N., 34 (5eary
Cooper James K., 746 Market
Corden Thomas .)., 525 Fourth
Edgerlv S. A., 203 Montgomery Av
FaganT. H., 1024 Market
Gellatley James R., NE cor Fourth and
Stevenson
Geraghtv M., 1127 Folsom
Gollv J. B. A Co., 31 Kearny
Gregoire L. A Co.. NW cor Montgom-
erv Av and Washington
Grube Mas, 442 Third
Harper Brothers, 2 ''a Sixth
Harris Solomon, 402 Fourth
Hobbert H. T., 218 Third
Le Gave D. F. 31rs., 241 Seventh
Lobenstein L., SE cor Turk and Pierce
Luck George, 1726 Eddy
Macowskv A Adelson, 600 Market
Magill T. W'., 1006 Market
Paehtz Gus J., 2106 Fillmore
Patton A. r., SE cor Clav and Kearny
Richardson .J., SW' cor Post and Dup
Robertson Robert L., NW^ cor Howard
and Fifth
Ryan Peter N. Mrs., 40 Fourth
San Francisco News Company, 413 ;
Washington
Sinclair A., SE cor Dupont and Sntter (
Stanlev G. W., 4. Seventh
Torrence John S., 1070>^ Howard
Union News Co., SE cor Washington i
and Sansom
Vaushan Fred, 602 Montgomery
Vogel A Hahn (German), 423 Wash
Wright & Hanchette, 433 Jlontgomery
Av
Wynne N., Grand Hotel
ZoUver Henry, 238 Sixth
Newspaper Agents.
Brown Daniel, 606 Montgomery
Crane C. W., .328 Montgomery
Fisher L. P., 21 Merchants' Exchange
Newspapers, Periodicals, .
Etc.
ABEND POST (daily and weekly), S.
F. Abend Post Co., 535 California i
ALASKA APPEAL, I. Van Petroff, ,
424 Montgomery
ALTA CALIFORNIA(dally and week-
ly), Frederick MacCrelllsh A Co., ,
529 California
ALTA CALIFORNIA ALMANAC
(annual), F. MacCrelllsh A Co., 529
California
ARGONAUT (weekly), Argonaut Pub-
lishing Co., 522 California
AVALAN(^HE (insurance monthly), ,
417 California
BREVIATE OF RECORDS, F. W. ,
Croudace, 620 Merchant
CALIFORNIA ARBEITER ZEI-
TUNG, F. Verner. 411 Clay
CALIFORNIA CHRISTIAN ADVO-
CATE (weekly), John B. Hill agent,
1041 Market
CALIFORNIA CHRONIK (German
weeklv), F. Hess A Co., 538 Cal
CALIFORNIA DEMOKRAT (Ger-
man dailv), F\ Hess A Co., 538 Cal
CALIFORNIA FARMER (weekly),
Warren & Co., 320 Clay
CALIFORNIA HORTICULTURIST
AND FLORAL MAGAZINE
(monthlv) John H. Carmany A '■
Co., 409 A\ ashington
CALIFORNIA ILLUSTRATED
SPIRIT OF THE TIMES, M. D.
Boruck, 621 Sansom
CALIFORNIA JOURNAL AND
SONNTAGS CAST (weekly), F. G.
"\\alther, 603 Washington
CALIFORNIA LEGAL RECORD
(weeklv), F. A. Scofleld, 529 Cal
CALIFORNIA MAIL BAG(monthly),
Marriott A Son, 609 Jlerchaut
CALIFORNIA NEWS NOTES (illus-
trated daily), Marriott A Son, 609
Blerchant
CALIFORNIA PATRON, Amos
Adams manager, 106 Davis
CALIFORNIA STAATS ZEITUNG,
(German weekly), F. Hess A Co.,
538 California
BULLOCK k JOKES, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Canes and Umbrellas.
Gold and Plated Jewelry at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1021
CALIFiiKNIA 8TATE7ALM.\NAG,
I'hilii Jih(j1i\ , (il2 Coinuierolal
CITY AKGUS TUK (wooklvi, Argns
Publisliiiii,' C"., «).', MniilKuiiierv
CITY nriDE MAI' AND STUEKT
DIUECTdKY, H. G. Langley, W
MontKiinicry Av
COAST UEVIKW onsiirance month-
ly), Jiilin (i. Edwaiiis, :C0 Cal
COMMERCIAL ADVoCTE, M. P.
Buruhaiu, 52G JlontRoniery
COMMEKCIAL HEIiALl) AND
BIARKET REVIEW (weekly),
J(jhn H. Carniain A Co., inii Wash
COMMEKCIAL HERALD FREIGHT
CIRCCLAR uii"iitlily), .lolm H.
raniiaiiv & Cn., ^0:) Wa.><liliiyton
COMMEKCIAL NEWS AND SHIP-
PING LIST (daily). Bates, Woods
& Co., 42;i Washington
COl'RRIER ItE SAN FRANCISCO
(daily, weekly and steamer), E.
Derbec, 536 Clay
DAILY EXCHANGE, Daily Ex-
change Publishins Co., 306 Mont
DIRECTORK) GOjNIIMERCIAL, Stur-
teyant Brothers, 116 Front
EL TEC0L( »TE (Spanish daily), J. M.
Plmentel, 6 Pollard PI
ELEVATOR (weekly), Philip A. Bell,
612 Battery
ENGINEER OF THE PACIFIC
gionthly), J. Moshelmer, 507
ontfromery
EVANGEL (weekly). Evangel Pub-
lishing Co., NE cor Fifth and
EVENING BULLETIN (evening,
weekly, overland, etc.), S. F. Bulle-
tin Co., 622 Montgomery
EVENING POST (dally and weekly).
Evening Post Publishing Co., 500
Montgomery
EXAMINER (dally and weekly), Wil-
liam S. Moss & Co., 533 Wash
FARMER AND DEALER THE
(monthly). Avers <& Co., 258 Market
FIGARO (dramatic daily), John P. Bo-
gardus, 532 Merchant
FOOTLIGHT fdramatic daily), J. D.
Robertson & Co., 621 Sansoin
GOLDEN ERA (weekly), J. M. Bas-
sett, 615 Commercial
GEOCER AND COUNTRY' MER-
CHANT (weekly), HoUoway &
Briggs, -105 Front
GUIDE (tri-weekly), Guide Publish-
ing Co., 521 Clay
HEAD AND HAND THE (weekly).
Enterprise Publishing Co., 225
Bush
HEALD'S COLLEGE JOUIINAL
(monthly), 24 Poet
HEBREW (weekly), Philo Jacoby,
612 Commercial
HEBREW OBSERVER (weekly),
William Saalburg, 622 Clay
HOMES IN CALIFORNIA (monthly),
Country R. E. Associates, 40 Cal
HOTEL GAZETTE (daily),W. P. Har-
rison, 518 Sacramento
HUM(JRIST (German weekly), Max
Burckhardt, 622 Clay
ILLUSTRATED TELEPHONE
(weekly), .T. S. McCue, 605 Clay
IRISH WORLD (weekly), Dunlap &
Co., 125Sansom
JE^\^SH ALMANAC (Paclflc Coast),
William Saalburg, 622 Clay
JEWISH PROGRESS (weekly), A.
Seeligsohn, 313 Kearny
JOLLY GIANT (weekly). Bell & Co.,
agents, 63!) Kearny
liA SCINTILLA (Italian weekly),
J. F. Fuga7,;,614 Washlncton
LA SI iCIEDAD (Spanish seml-weekly)
Fredcrico Epson, 521 Green
LA AdCE DEL POPOLo (Italian
weekly), G. B. Cevasco, 603 Wash
LA VOZ" bEL NUEVO MUNDO
(Spanish bi-weekly), Fellppe Fler-
ro, 625 Merchant
LAND WORLD (weekly), World Pub-
lishing Co., 522 California
LAW JOURNAL (daily), Stockwell &
Co., 409 Washington
LE PETIT JOURNAL (French daily)
Georges Francfort, ()03 Mash
METRO I'OLITAN BANNER (week-
ly), I. S. KaUoch, NE cor FIfthand
MINING AND SCIENTIFIC PRESS
(weekly), Dewey & Co., 202 Sansom
MLSSIoN MIRROR (weekly), A. J.
Boycr, 5;iK SIxtei-Dlh
MONlTi IR (Catholic weekly). Rev. J.
F. Harrington, 622 Clav
MORNING CALL (dallvinnd weekly).
San Francisco Call Co., 525 'Mont-
gomery
MUSICA L REVl EW (monthly), Sher-
man, Hyde & Co., 130 Kenrny
NEW AGE(weeklV), New Ako Pub-
lishing Co., 420 Kearnv
OCCIDENT (Presbvti-rlan weekly), J.
B. Poiige,757 ilarket
ORIENTAL iCliiiirsf), HIT Wash
OUR HEAD LIGHT, Boys' and Girls'
Alii Socliiy. i;s Clementina
PACIFIC A I'I'KAL (weekly), Peter
.\iidiT.-on, T)!! Sausom
PACIFIC lidAKD LIST, GoldstelnA
Kcninii. Ill Kilden
PACIFIC I'.rslNESSCdLLEGEKE-
VIEW iMioiiilih 1. :;2o Post
PACIFIC cm KCIIMAN (Episcopal)
week IV I, W. II. II. Ti.l.i'V,5:f2Clftv
PACIFIC COAST ALMANAC, Henry
G. L)ili;;li-v, M .M. iiii-,,iii.-rv Av
PACIFIC CiiAST HI SINES,S DI-
RECTORY (trlcnnlnlly), Henry G.
Langlev, 14 Montgoniprv Av
PACIFIC COAST FREE 'flllNKER
(weekly), Free Thinking Publish-
ing Co., 603 \Vnsliin'..'tiin
PACIFIC COAST LAW .loCKNAL,
W. T. Baggiit A Vn., 720 Market
PACIFIC LAND .loURNAL (month-
I.y), PaclUc Land and Trust Co., 513
California
PACIFIC LIFE (wceklv). Paclllc Life
Prlnttnu- Cn., r,:w California
PACIFIC .■\II:D1('AL and SURGI-
CAL JoUKNAL uii-iithl>0, Drs.
Henry Gibbons and Henry (jibbons
Jr., 26 Montgomery
PACIFIC METHODIST (weekl.v), W.
B. Parsons, :fjnSaiisoni
PACIFIC PRINTEK i bi-monthly), J.
J. I'nlniiT, .")2:i ( 'oimiiiTclal
PACIFIC RURAL PRESS (weekly),
Dewey & Co., 202 Sansom
PRODUCE REPORT (Dally), Bates,
Wood <fe Co., 423 A\ a.-hlngton
RAILROAD GAZKTEER (monthly),
H. S. Crocker & Co., 401 Sansom
REAL ESTATE CATALo(iLE, R. J.
Mercer, 426 Mont-oiiiiTy
REAL ESTATE ( I KCf L A K (month-
ly), Thomas Ma-.'i-, 210 Mmit
REAL ESTATE PRICE LIST (inonth-
Iv), (ieorge W. (Jhaijin, 422 Mont
REP'oRTER THE (monthly), Ada
Hnt<hins, 537 Sacramento
RESOURCES oF CALIFORNIA
(monthl.y), J. P. H. Wentworth, 320
Sansom
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DI-
RECTORY AND METROPOLI-
TAN GUIDE (niinuallj), U. G.
Langley, 14 .'MontLomery Av
SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE
(dailv and weekly), Charles De
Young & Co., NE cor Kearny and
SAN "fRANCISCO city DIREC-
TORY, li. C. Vandall, 518 Clay
SAN FP.ANCISCO DIRECTORY,
Henry G. Langli \ , 14 Mont Av
S\N FRANCISCO ILLUSTRATED
WASP. San Francisco W asp Pub-
llbbini-' Ci.mpanv.WJ California
SAN FRANCISCO .loURNAL Ui
Cu-M -^1 i;J'< '•: (w.-.kly), 414 ( 'Iny
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET RE-
VIEW (weekly), .lobnlLCannany
it Co., lo;)A\ashlnglon
SAN F R A N ( IS< ■< . M E R 0 11 ANT
THE uoniniirclaJ weekly), San
Francisco Merchant Publishing
9AN'rRAN('lSf,'0 NEWS LETTEU
(weekly), Marriott & Son, 60U Mcr-
san^''francisco rmcKS cur-
rent (weekly), G. W. Burton, 808
SAN FRANCISCO STAR (monthly),
George T. Hanly A Co., 212 Sac
SAN FRANCISCO TRAI.fc REVIEW
(weekly). Bates, ^\ood8 & Co., 423
SANGER (ncISCO VISITOR (week-
ly), Carlos White 320 Sansom
SAND LOT THE (Dally), D. McNelU
SAT['UI>AY LOCAL (weekly). CM.
Sawlelle,22r»t Mliwlotl
SCHOOL AND lloMK JOURNAL,
A. Lvser A Co., 508 Clav
SPIRIT OK TUK TIMl-l-* (weekly),
M. D. Honick, fCl Saiiw.m
STANDARD THE (w.eklvi, Standard
I'nblMitng Co., tr2l SaniM.m
STATE AND I'ACIFII' COAST BU-
SINF.^iS DIHKCToRV, Henry G.
Lan^'lev, H Monigi im-rv Av
STATISTICIAN (inoiitbh j. Louli P.
Mr( art\ , f.o-ir,,iiiin<rilal
STOI'K REI'oliT ilallv and weekly),
Slock R.pcrl I'MbllhtilnK Co.,8. F.
Stoik K\<liaiij;e liutldllig
SUNIJEA.M, J, P. lpton,5I8.'<ac
THE PACIFIC (CoiiL-regnfloiial week-
ly), Rev. J. .'4. Kimball and 8. 8.
Smith. 7 Monlgoincrv Av
THE STATE (weekly;, Henry George,
224 .Montgomerv
TRADE HERALD(TnE\J.W. Dnn-
can, 771 Mission
VALKYRIEX (Siandinnvlan weekly),
Freese A d.,, 40H M anlilnclon
WINK AND LIgUoB HERALD
(senil-inoiithlv), J. dm II. Carmany
A Co., 400 Waslilnt'ton
WINE DEALER'S' GAZETTE(inonth-
ly), M, .S. Whiting, 71!t Market
Newapapem— Patent Mld«B.
WHITE CARLOS, 320 .><an.som and
419 Sacramento
Nirkel Platers. I
CALIFORNIA ELECTRICAL i
WORKS, 134 Sutler I
DENNISTON E. G., 655 Mission i
Partkelll A., !152 Mission I
Shepman W llilam E., 7t>!( Market i
anepman %> uiiam i'^., <ir> .iia
StrahlcJ. <& Co.. 533 ilarket
& Co., 17 liiWlen
o
§
CALIFORNIA
ELECTRICAL WORKS
134 SUTTER STRIXT,
Nickel-Platers, Gold-Platers, Sliver-
Platers, Copper-Platers.
Notariea Pablie.
Blood J. H., ;!<>4 Montuomery
Camiilxll W . S., 5«i3 .tloiitgoincry
Challln Edward, 442 Culllornla
Collii- A. J. ,><r., :C3 Montgomery
Cralu L<<' D., 600 .MonlL'oUHTy
En(iuNt Alfred A.,4:ai Monigomerj-
Francoiil Louis, N E tor Cal and San
JIamlll John, .O Montt.,i,„.ry
Harney William, 410 California
Hidt Thomas ll..:r2ii M. ntgomery
Jolce E. v., 6 .Mrrili«nl> Exchange
Kellev C. E.,20'.iSnii~.m
King James L., 442 Calltornla
Knox (ieorge T., 444 Calliornia
LowenI.erg II.. :«i6 Slontgomery
Mahler P., 4-22 Montgomery
Ma^on .Inniis.fi .Minhnntn' Exchange
Jliirliv S. S.,6ir7 .>I"nti:om<T>-
o'Brl.n Thomas A.. 324 I'Ine
Read, I. R., ;») .Moni.. n,. rv
Shuck o. T..24 Mo' ' '•;
Smith Holland. ;«i7 '
Sutter Enille V.. SW ">cnr
and Coniminlal
Tallaf.rro T. W.,.326 Pin.-
Tharp E. H.,-2:ifi Montgomery
Tobln John J., 611 . Montgomery
Torbert Charles J., NE cor (ourtband
Townsfnd
Ward J. C.. 424 Moiit«oniery
■VV.gener Frederick O.. -KM Mont
Wheat Charles D.. 601 CalUomla
fiotr Broker*.
(See Broken)
Nutlona.
(See J-nnc'j Ooodt.)
8
:|
BEAMISH'S Shirts are Lower in Price than any other first dass make.
i^NDEnSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1022
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
Xnrseries.
AUen Hugh, X s McAllister, bet Bu-
chanan and Laguna
Appleby William, iKo Mission
Barbe J., Bush, bet Baker and Lyon
Chelesier Louis, W s Valencia, nr
Fourteenth ^ ^
CoUle W. H.. depot 18 Post
CuUlgan John, 708 Turk
Doyle Luke U., S£ cor Central Av and
i'lne „, . , ^^ .
Gaubert J. Mme., cor Thirteenth Av
and 1', South S. F., depot 604 Cal
GreKet L., Frankhn, bet Filbert and
Greenwich • ™ ■ i •i.v
Gustaf.-on Gustaf, >'\\ cOr Tonquin K^j^^jj ^j^^j.^ 3jj.j. J055i^ j-^lgom
and Baker _ ^ ' - ;. ,. .., ,.
SW cor Folsom and
Lovett Hannah 3trs., 9 Louisa
Macauley E. Mrs., 1032 »a Folsom
McCann Sarah 31rs., 365 Jessie
TNUDermott M. 3Irs., 5S Natoma
McIUraich E.. 646 Stevenson
JIcMahon Mary, 2526 Bryant Av
^IcManus Julia Mrs., 931 Market
McRae E. 3Irs., 533 Fulton
Mever Doris Mrs., 3 Mason
Miles Harriet Mrs., 10 '2 Gilbert
Miller A. Mrs., 807 Pacific
Morris Dora Mrs., 521 Jessie
Jlurrav Ann. 905 Greenwich
Nolan 'Eliza Mrs., 632 Stevenson
O'ConneUAnn Mrs., 17 '2 Oak Grova
Av
O
V3
p.
n
VI
.1
Harper John,
Nineteenth
lochner Max, 62S Turk
Kissel llros.. Silver Av, nr Mission
Kramer Louis, NW cor Union and
Webster
Lttbhard J., N s Post, nr Lyon
Ludemann Frederick, Baker, nr Lom-
bard
Marchese Francisco, E s Waj-ne, nr
('re=cint Av
I Mcherin Thomas, 516 Battery
Mulde Heurv, San Hruno Coad, bet
Twenty-<;iKhih and Twenty-ninth
I Jlever Emil, depot 31 Geary
; Mever W., 3:» iJush
I Mliier F. A. & Co., Mission, bet Thlr-
I teenth and Fourteenth
' Neelv David, NW cor Twentieth and
I t'ol»..m
, Kewburi-er Henry, W s San Bruno
I Buad, bet Twenty-eighth and
I Twenty-ninth
I I'atquler Bros., 1512 Broadway
Pattersuu W., \V s San Bruno Boad, nr
Fll'ttenth Av
Puuvallel Cles. & Co., 11 Stockton *
j Kobertson AV. (I'atilic}, depot 106 Cali-
lornla Jlarket
Koemer A. P., E s Jllsslon, opp 6 Mile
House
I Saywcll Thomas, 911 Lombard
Slevers John II., depot 25 Post
Spreeu & Cci., itnilroad.bet Eighth and
Nlutli uv.-, .Soutli S. F.
Stewart llfury, s .- I'osl bet Broderick
I and Dcvlsadero
I Mackeiireuder V., W s San Bruno
I BouiJ, ni Eve
I NiirHeM.
I Abbott Jlartha K., 80612 Valencia
' Ahearne Ellen, 1420'^ Broadway
] Baker Eliza >I>-^., w Tehama
\ Barrett 'aiiP, 662 IMiiina
\ Hiiijaniln Sarah (J., 616 Harrison
, lirndv Cutlieriue .'Mrs., 336 Fifth
Jlriiidt J. Mi>., I0:f.i Folsom
; Jtry.in \. Mrs., 807 I'aciUc
Bultucr .Sophia, 407 Third
Cumpliell ]•;. Jlrs., 240 Sixth
' ( arr Eunice Mrs., 2418 Mission
I Cnt'ilr lluiuiah, 825 Harrison
I Clinrli',^ Ann Mrs., SE cor Twenty-sec-
ond and Valencia
Cliattldd Carrie, 28 Seventh
Christian .Sophia 3lrs., 19 Harlan PI,
rear
Clark E. S. Mrs., 2.>{ -Hlnna
Ciillln Eliza (;. .Mi^^, 60;t Polk
Ciiniinlrius .>Iar\ .Mr>., 515 Tavlor
DrcKMii Catherine Mrs., 1121 .Sllsslon
nilzli r .Mnudalenc .■\|r^., 10 Harriet
Diilaii KoM- .AlUs, 1S25 I'owi'U
Di«)M' l.uulsa .Mrs., Ill Wasliington Av
Wniund,- .1. .Mrh., 'iH'-, .-iccdnd
FIllebrowiiL' A. IJ. Mfg., 429 Tehamn
FlnIll^;an Catherine, 42 Julia
(iannoM Kachael, i:« Ninth
(iass.lnhn Mrs., 813 (;reenwlch
<^>«lliiK Ellzalieth, 10 Verona PI
(Jrecn S. .M. .Mrs., 5 Caroline
Greeiif Ann .Mrs., 1140 Pacific ■
Guess .Martha Mrs., 1715 Leavenworth
llanson S. Mrs., 13 Tnwell
Harper S. K. .Airs., 9-24 Washington
llarl D. Mrs.. .126 Nati.ina
Hayes K. Mrs., 4.12 Sixth
ll'dlnion c. .\.,-.:io Pcrrv
Jocob> Kftchel .Mrs., .11)3 "llvde
Jacciui.t .\niile .Mr.>., 7 I'roVpict PI
Johns<.n l.ydld M. ^lr^., lois Hvde
Kimball Knilly .Mis.-i. 4is llrnnuan
Leahy Mary Mrs., 40 Hitch
Leddy Catherine 31rs., 503 Minna
Osborn Julia 3Irs., 512 Stevenson
Otto Minnie, 1069 Howard
Paddock Juiia A. Miss. 118 (t'Farrell
Postel C. Mrs., 811 '2 Jlontgomery
Pratorus Sophia. 11 Welsh
Reynolds JIary, 74S Minna
Evan Catherine, 122 Shipley
Schroder Sarah Mrs., 10 Ritch
Sharp Julia Miss, 346 Beale
Sharp Matilda Mrs., 327 Fifth
Shaug Emily Mrs., 1103 Mission
Simon Ellen Mrs., 41* Jessie
Stickle Caroline Mr,^., 660 Howard
Sunder W. 3Irs., 1114 Taylor
Sweenev Marv ylrs., 1017 Powell
Thompson A. B. Mrs., 19 Ninth
Thompson IM. Mrs., 75 3Iinna
Trummel E. Mrs., 8 Erie
Walsh Theresa 3lrs., IS'a Buss
Weber Anna 3Irs.. 45 Louisa
Weiss Lena Mrs., 26 Lewis, rear
WilnerM. G.,522 Pine
Xnt ]M[aunfa«turers.
California Bolt and Nut Works, Wil-
liam Payne, 119 Beale
Phelps 3Iauul'acturing Co., 13 Drumm
Oakniu SlauDfaetiirers.
Weeks & Co., cor Eighteenth and Har
Oar MaUers.
{See also Boat Builders.)
Hussey Henry, 1020 Twentieth
OeuliKts and Anrists.
Barkan Adolph , 305 Kearny
Baronidis G. Jl.,310 Keariiv
Ferrer H., 304 Sutter
JiARTINACHE N. J., 5>a Kearnv
O'Toole M. C, 11 St. Ann's Building
Pardee E. H., 621 Clav
Paugh William J., 621 Clay
Peterson .\. C, 40'2 Geary
Pierce Charles L., IOS'2 Powell
Powers & Wilder, 215 Gearv
Smith William F., 313 Bush
Trenkle Emil, 318 Kearny
WUder A. M., 215 Geary
Oil-C'loth Dealers.
{^Wholesale. See also Carpets.)
Berson A. & Son, 710 Washington
BURNH,\MJ. W. & CO., 618 Market
and 15 Post
Edward.- Frank G., 62.S-6:« Clav
Ehrenpfort \\illiam, 14 Third
Fredericks .luseph & Co &49 Market
Goldberg' Solomon, 933 Market
Gullixson H. F. & Co., 630 Market
Hall & Lachman, 116 Sutter
•■Ilardie Diedrich & Co., 575 Market
Hartshorn & McPhun, 112 Fourth
Heuey W. J. & Co., 725 Market
JIackay A., 1110 JIarket
Neumann Isaac, 117 Sixth
Plum Charles M. & Co., 641 Market
Kaye A. P. & Co., 1022 Market
Rosenthal J. 915 Market
Schlueter & "V olberg, 709 Market
Shirek R. & Co., 1125 Stockton
-Sloane W. & J., 525 Market
«\V alter D. N. & E. & Co., 527 Market
Oil Cloth— Imitation.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
ARMIES <& DAIiliAI?!
J.\PANE6E
PAPER CAKPETINQ
Handsomer and better than Oil
Cloth, at naif its cost.
Oil Clotbingr Itlannfact-
nrers.
Asher & Smith, 325 Davis
Lewis & David, 7 Broadway
Marks M., 52 Clay
Sutton Charles Jr. & Co., 34 California
Oil Dealers.
(f'-Importei-!'. See also Goal Oil; also
Lamp Dialers; also Paints, Oil*
and Glass.)
^-AUvne & White, 112 Front
Dalv J. F., 302 Sixteenth
=>Dietz A. C. & Co., 224 Front
Dow- 31artin, 124 Second
Dowuintr James A., 10 Third
'-Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Finkdeiner GJeorge, 1429 Dupont
Gardner F. A., 1631 Polk
=>Grant George M. & Co., 323 Front
Handy L. N. & Co., 32 Clay
•■'Havward A.. 224 California
•••Hubbard J. B. & Sons, 120 Front
=>Hutchings & Co., 517 Front
•••Kellv James K. & Co., 101 Front
■•■'•Lijlituer & Wedeles, 323 Market
•■LnW C. ADULPHE & CO., 208 Cal
*NICHoLS A. C. & CO., itanners), 402
Batterv
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
office 202 California
S'Redinsiton & Co., 529 Market
Sealy Charles (fish) 8 Mission
•■■Taylor F. B. & Co. 315 California
Wason & Morris, 111 Davis
Whan W. W., 1244 Market
'■■■Whittier, Fuller & Co.. SW cor Front
and Pine
Wright William, 300 Jlontgomery Av
^'■'Yates & Co., 113 Front and 627 Kear
Oil ^Vorks.
California Star Oil Works Co., 312 Cal
Pacific Kerossne AA'orks, AUyne &
White, office 112 Fronti
PACIFIC OIL AND LEAD WORKS,
office 202 California
Phcenis Oil Works, Hutchings .& Co.,
517 Front
Standard Oil Co. (of CalUornia), 120
Front
Standard Oil Co. (of Cleveland, Ohio),
123 California
Olire Oil— Importers.
Rudolph William. 218 Davis
Opium Importers.
Crane & Biigham, 520-.522 Market
Redington & Co.; 529Market
Optieal <iioods.
{See also Opticians.)
Amaium 31oritz, 515 Washington
Arnold E. F., 427 Kearny
Cooper James K., 746 Market
Diukelspiel S. B. & Co., 313 Bush
Edwards R. M., 325 Kearny
Ewiug Charles G., 120 Sutter
Glickauft'ii Newhouse, 120 Sutter
Hess Charles, 519 Kearny
Houseworth & Co., 12 Montgomery
Joseph Nathan & Co., 641 Clay
Kahn & Brod, 335 Bu^h
Levison Brothers, i:i4 Sutter
Lewko -M. NW cor Montgomery and
California
Lippmann J., 3.35 Kearny
Lorsch Bros., 120 Sutter
Lundy T., 7-9 Third
Slayers R., 213 Kearnv
3IULLEK CHRISTIAN, 1.35 Mont
Paillard M. J. & Co., 31 Post
ROACH JOHN, .'^AA cor Montgomery
and Sacramento (see adv. dept.
page Uii)
Sack John C, 18 Blarket
Schneider W. H., 2s Gearv
AVunsch 31. & Co. 206 Kearny
Zacharias & Green, 126 Kearny
C. MUIiliER
Optician and Importer of Mathemati-
cal Instruments, Wholesale
and Retail.
135 Moutgomery
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St., Imp'trs Cartwright & Warner's Merino Undawear
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Opiical Instrument Jtanu-
faoturerM.
EwlnL' C'llarl'•^ G., 12(i Sutter
Hc>.- t'linrli'^, 51:i K.-nniv
MLLLKl; CniilSTIAX. 135 Mont
KOAC'll .KiIlN, JSW cot Montgomery
and Sacramento (see adv. dept.
pai;e Mil)
Sack Jolm C, IS Jlarket
Salln I'eter E., 7241^ ."Market
Optii'iana.
Arnold Elbrldge F., 427 Kearny
Kwlng Charles G., 120 Sutter
Hess CiiarleSjSlit Kearny
Houseworth Thomas & Co., 12 Mont
Llclitenberg C. B., 1410 VoweU
Lundv T.,7-9 Third
MILLKT! CHTMSTUX, 135 Mont
O'N.'il John, 41 Fifth
Purep LouL-. 140 Third
rroll Bros., 1417 Polk
RoACII JiJUN, S\V cor Montgomery
and Sacramento (see adv. dept.
page liil)
Sack John C, 18 Market
Seamans Job M., 207 Montgomery
Skerrett Daniel, 126 Second
Spaulding Andrew, 122 Fourth
Young James, 57 Second
C_ MUL-L.
OPTICIAN
R
1023
Importer of Optical Goods, Wholesale
and Retail.
135 Montgomery, near Bush.
Ore Coueentrators.
HENDT JOSHUA, 4!) Fremont (see
adv. dept. page Hi)
Moyer Frank(Krom's), 408 California
Ore Uealers.
(.S'ee also Assayers.)
CROSS A CO., 216 Sansom
Heath Nathaniel, .571 .Market
Kraner Philip H., 314 Montgomery
Meyer Daniel, 212 Pine
Price Thomas, 524 Sacrameuto
Eannett Horace D., :«)6 Pine
Ore Fec€lerB.
HENDY JOSHUA, 49 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page 111)
Ogden Frederick, 72 Nevada Block
RANKIN, BRAYTON &C0., 127 First
Ore Furnaces.
Knox & Osborn (quicksilver), 237 First
BANKIN, BR.\YTON <fe CO., 127
First
Stetefeldt Furnace Co., 320 Sansom
Ore Pulverizers.
Davis Pulverizing Manufacturing Co.,
405 California
Ore Pulverizing ^Vorks.
Rutherford John, 2;j0 31aln
Ore iSamplers.
((See also Aasayert.)
Huhn (fe Luckhardt, 23 Stevenson
Mendheim & Hotfiiian, 415 Mission
Organ Builders.
Balch H. 3Iy 4.32 Kearny
Bergstrom ^Tohn, NE cor Seventeenth
and Howard
MAY'ER JOSEPH. 127 Page (see adv.
dept. page liv)
Shellard Benjamin, 1250 Blontgomery
Organ Iin porters.
Antlsell T. M. & Co., 865 JIarket
Badger William G., 7 Sansom
Bancroft Knighti Co.dnllquldaUon),
73:j .Market
Benhaiii A/i'l M., 6^17 Market
Knton Clinrl. ~ .<. r.lT .Market
On(,dn..ii^h A. 'M.,24H'Farrell
OKAY .-MATTHIA.S. 117 I'ost
Hammer L. K.. 31 Post .
Kohler & Chase, 1-17 I'ost
Lejeal J. J. & (•,,., 27 Dupont
Sherman, Hyde & Co. i:{a Kearny
Smith James S., .575 Market
Woodworth, .Scliell A Co., 12 Post
O.THter Dealers.
AUeu L. II. (clam!^), 1*5 California Mar-
ket
Booth Sidney, 318 Front
Doane & Co., <r2 I'alifonila Market
Edwards F. J., 3:i Centre Market
Foster T. J., 89 California Market
Giusti Joseph 4 Co.. 105 California
Market
HEPBURN WARD A. (agent), 309
Satramtnto
Lenoir J. A Co., 2 Summer
Mayer Charles, Grand Central Market
Moraghan M. B., tW ( 'allfcrnla .Alarket
Morgan k Co., f,! Culifoniia ?Iarket
No^ri^ ( '., 45 Washington Market
ShoalwiitiT Bay Oyster Co., 89 Califor-
nia ilarket
Stathoiioli^ & .Vllione, 87-88 Centre
.Mark.-t
Stl■v(■Il^ W illlam, 33 Centre Market
SWANl'.KKG & WEST, 10 California
Market
Terry E. A Co., 107 California Market
Tesniore Solomon, .57 California Market
0;»'Hter Naloons.
.\lber> Ausnii-t. .50-52 California Market
Althof Br()r..,6-'6 Jlarket
Anderson Jl. ('., 41-12 Grand Central
Jlurket
Brady A Donleavy, 530 Market
Brotherton George C.,25 Geary
Burgess Janie^ E.. 306 Post
Burns John H., .517 ('allfomla
Chandler A Frost, .501 Diipout
Collins S. P. & •••I., :i29 >lontgomery
Conrades Fred., 612 .Market
Debelich Guiro, i:J9 Third
Dettuiar Henry, 42 Grand Central
Market
Dixon Thomas, 15 StocKton
Douglas Howard 11., ;J40 Kearny
Elltch A Diividx.n, M Geary
Fowler Charles, NE cor PaclHc and
Keariiv
FreKas Manuel, 118 Minna
dferstenberg William, 826 Market
Gervaues George, 15 Leldesdorff
Giusti Joe A Co., 105 California MaiKet
Haacke George II. ('., 3:J7 Bush
Harri.^ A Bradv, 1 Grand Arcade Mar-
ket
Henrv James T., 7 Stockton
Kennev Bernard, 45 ancl 89-90 Centre
Market
Kroger Herniau, 405 Pacific
Lopresti .\ntony, 19 Powell
Manning Alfred \\ ., 426 IMne
Manning Il'-nry A., S22 I.uguna
Jlari-hall .1. S., SE cor l>ii|pont and Sut
Mayer (;harles. Grand (Vntral Market
Mayer Charles, SE cor .Mission and Six-
teenth
Maves Georg'', 10-42 California Market
Bledovich A Co., 6 I.i Idc-dorff
Moraghan .M. M., 61 (Jiiliforiila Market
Norris l'., 45 Wa.-hiiiKton .liarket
Pearl Svlvester, 102 Brauuan
Pratt Levi u., 11 Kills
Ralcevlch Splro, 808 Kearny
Riboli .\ntonl(., 3 Clay Street Market
Sarschen Edward, 814 Third
Scharninghauseu Frederick, 1022 Mar-
Sersen Nicholas, 800 Third
Smith Antonr S., Wl Market
Smith Benjamin, .Mission Market
Stathapolls A Aillonc, S7-.SS Centre Mar-
ket
Techau Rudolph J., Summer, bot
Spring and Kearny
Tesniore Solomon, 57 California Blar-
ket
Walford \V. E., .32 S. F. .Market
Wanger Joseph Mrs., i:i05 Powell
WIUls M. W..417 Bush
PMCketa.
(See alto BUaimhipt and Steamboat
Lintt.)
Buy and Ulver, Alpen A Traung, 8
MlsRli'n
Bay and Ulver, J. B. Pliter (entat« oO,
7 < 'lay
Boston, C. h. Tavlor A Co., W Pal
Columbia Klver, ,\. M. .Simpson k
Br..., 44 .Market
Coos Bay, A. .M. Simpson A Bro., 44
.Market
Hawaiian I.lm-. Williams, Blancbard
& Co.,2l>» t'ulHonila
UongkiPiit;, Macondray A Co., 200 Han-
som; \\ Illlam T. Coleman A Co.,
20;j California
Honolulu. .1. C. .Merrill A Co., 'J04 Cali-
fornia; Welch A Co. (Planters) lOU
Calllornia
Liverpool, Balfonr Gnthrle A Co., .110
Calllornia; Dickson iK- WolfACo.,
412 Battery; lJod",r(., .M.ver A
Co., 212 Batt.ry; William^,' Blan-
cbard ACo.,2I>i Callfortda
Manilla, Flint. P.ulH.dv A('o.,408Cal
Mexican and I riitriil Annrlcau Packet
Line, B. H.fti. .y<i Battery
Mexican, <'cniral and South Aniertcan,
Sihleiden A .•>icholl, 4lN Battery
Navarro .Mills, H. B. Tlchenor A Co.,
42 .Market
New York, Ceorge Howes A Co., 302
CalltorulH; Wlllianis, Blauchard A
Co.,2p5Callfonila
Philadelphia, William T. Coleman A
Co., 203 CailfornlH, (Jeorge Howes
A Co., :ili2 California
Portland, G. W . Hume, 318 Front
Puget Sound (1 Hympla. Port Town-
send, .•Seattle, Sleiiacooui, etc),
.\dam8 A Taylor, I'ler 17 .<teuan;
S. L. .Mastlck, IMer 10, Stenart;
Meigs Lumber and shipbuilding
Company, Pier 1, Steiiart Pope A
Talbot, 204 California; Charles H.
Wells, 20 < allfomla; John Keutlleld
A Co., Pier u steuart ; Hanson,
Ackerson A Co.. Pier 11, Steuart
San Phblo, Jackson St. Wharf
Tahiti, Turner A Kuudle,122 California
Trinidad F. P. A J. A. ILwper, Pler2>i
Stewart
Victoria. Charles H. W ells, 20 Cal
Warm Springs, Rider, Somere A Co.,
Pier 22 Steuart
Paeklng— Mteani.
BEltKY A PL.VCE, SW cur Slarkct
and Fremont
Del Mar Alexander, 120 Sutter
GREGORY H. P. A CO., 2 CallfomUk
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manuluo-
turlngCo.,.';oi .Market
Johns II. W. Manufacturing Co., 6
First
Parke & Lacy, 417 .^larket
Pail and Tub Sfauufterlur-
era.
ARMES A DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Howes E. K. A Co., 122 Front
Paint Works.
California Paint Co., 27 Stevenson
Carbon Paint Co.. A. P. Redding
manager, 12 California
PACIFIC oil, A.Mi LEAD WOUK5,
olUce 202 California
Paclllc Kubber I'alut Co., 221 Beale
Im|.erl5liabl • Palm C^.., 101 Front
Orrlck O. S. (A verlll). '.Va .Market
Rogers Jolin(ageut Walter A Wheeler,
N. v.), 113 WahhlMgtou
Whlttler, Fuller <t Co., 22»-231 Fre-
mont
Painters— Animal.
Lotz Matilda, 4 Highland Terrace
Painters— Carriage.
(See alt' I *■' ^' ■■"ifactxtrert.)
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BEAMISH'S Shirts arc the Tbest. Tiythem.
ANDEESON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
[1024
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Murrav Thonjas, 1041 Howard
O'Brien 1'. .1. * Sons -l^S Eighth
Bosf William, 23 Seventh
Schnuck?r<tToche,:cs Fifth
Waltoni. Gowan k Coffey, S51 Market
■\Velsh Walter, 25 Wn-hiiigton
Worth S. B., S>74 Harrison
Palnteru— Fresco.
Aron LeqnolJ, 510 'j Xatoraa
ArrlgonI Daj.oleone, 9 I'nlon PI
Barr Oharll■^, in ('l.-aveland
Bonavia N., 210 Montgomery Av
BossI E. G., «!« Sansom
Deferrari G. B., ;»7 Jlontgomery
European Fresco Artists' Association,
1'. E. KIchter superintendent, "209
Sansom
Fnrrer Albert, 120 Sutter
GAKIBoLItl G. <;., fi-23 Powell
Uartniann Kdwarl Jr., Ufil Mission
Massmann J. ('., 120 Twelfth
Morctti A Trezzlnl, 118 St. Ann's Bldg
Pelegrlnl Frank, h\~ California
Schrailer iitto, icM:t >Iarket
Tanmr Charles, ;f.'Ll Twenty-seventh
PainterM— II<»iiKO, Nigru and
Oriiaiiieiilal.
{See also Graitters.)
Alexander LconoM, :J53 Third
Ale.tander W. 1''., SW cor Gough and
Vallejo
Amnieruii G. A., 1220 Market
Anson I'. F., :« California
BalllnKcr J. .)., NE cor Market and
Van NeKS Av
Barron Cornelius J., S15 Market
Basler IJeurne .\., 5 Taylor
B.attv .li)hn .1., 7-13 ^Mission
Itt^-uhl Adolph F. F., 242 Fourth
Bernard Charles A., 62;) Merchant
Black Edwin H., 514 Sixteenth
Bradford George, ;{06'i, Dupont
Bru-llev B., 'J31 Mission
Brandt Bernard L.. 605 Clay
Briw>ter ,Iohn, 17 lielden '
Bp.uke i Son, 717 Market
Burke William A. Jr., 520 Pine
Burner Hcur> , 631 Sacramento
Bu.'.hC. W., 5 Anna
CahlU J. r,.,22;i Post, rear
Cauham W. F., 1712 I'aciflc
CliariilMt Jo.-cph Jr., cor Vallejo and
.MoiitKonierv Avenue
Cherry J>iliii W.. 517 California
Chesnev D.iils, 100.5 Market
Clancvjrdm, 1009 Folsoui
CoalesA Motl,4:«) Fell
Coleman John E. W., l<24 Folsom
C.ioiiev .lolui .1., 113 Fourth
Coiirteney Charii-s, 6<VI Howard
i CuMniiiu'iiani .lames, 10ii2 Howard
Iieterrarl (J. I!., ;tiP7 Montgomcryi
liirbauiii .1. <•.. S07 -Market
lUxon <;., !i:r2 Harrison
DoerrerA Kelly,. 'H)6 JIarket
Donohuc ]IuKb,!t22 Howard
Itonovan J. A. & I'o., 1079 .^larket
Jlouovan Jame.*, 117 Havls
Hon.. \ an .M. J. A .1. .1., I(Ki6 Mission
l>ownlnt: Thomas, I>1.'> .Mission
Edniondson BarkiT, 220 Braunan
Enike William J., 4:i5 Haves
Flagler \V. (;., 2.''.4 f'lenientlna
Fraiick (;eor>;e, 5 >■< Hayes
Frank .\. W.,233' . ,'\|onlKomery
Franks Kredi-rick, 791 .Mission
Eraser .lohn I'., 103 Sutter
Fro,i A Itli liardh, 20fi Post
Gadshv Elljali H., 510 .Market
<ialla);lier E. iM., '"M Jackson
GardlniT H. H.. 2 Cottage PI
GIbb G. J. W., 5 Taylor
(illmnn Frank E., 122 Commercial
(ilmpel M. C. 817 .Market
<ilrty Michael, 1147 -Mission
tiumpertz & StamiT, ,Sil Bush
Harder & liaackniunn, SE cor Sutter
and I'owi'll
Harris BIchard, 1709 .Socramento
Uartniann E<lward Jr., 1161 .Mission
Hoever <;., 10 Commercial
Hoist \V., IIH Main
Hopiis it Sons, 429 Pine
Hovey F. .\., 12.S2 .Market
Ickellielmer II., 917 Earkin
Jarmnn Hugh G., 232 Sl.xteentb
Johnson .V..S., 1207 Polk
KluK Michael, 311 Sutter
Klrwan lUchard, 512 Taylor
Lang & Griffith, 216 Washington
Larsen Joseph, 538 Market
Lee W.. 416 Sacramento
Lee W. L., 4:J4 Kearny
Leon R. R.. 639 California
Levi David, 618 California
London Louis A., 249'2 Clara
Lord Andrew J., 23 Fifth
Loughead J., 1605 Polk
Luhr William, 238 Ritch
Mallon J. S., 26 Stockton
Mansell Fred, 423 Pine
JIatthewsC. H., 56 Tehama
McCaUon <fe Wallace, 124 Fourth
JlcFeelv M., 2200 Fillmore
Jleverbach & Lawrence, 516 Bush
Mitchell Jacob S., 406 Sacramento
Jlitchell <fe Butler, S'o Kearny
JIurrav Charles, 559 Bryant
Noble Bros., 640 Clay
Nolan James H., 404 Montgomery
Norman & Eckler, 1053 Market
Nutz Frederick, 722 Howard
O'Brien Patrick J., 498 Eighth
O'Connell Jeremiah, 781 Folsom
Orrelli S., 1825 Powell
( iweus & n'ilson, 2611'^ Mission
Pamperin T. G., 606 Howard
Pauli Frank C, 430 Kearny
Pelky & Jumper, i:i4 Post
Poland Frank S., 122 Geary
Rea Emanuel F., 1131 Dupont
Ritzrow & Co., SW cor Stockton and
Washington
Robinson W. J. Jr., 9 Stevenson
Rockers F. S., 629 Merchant
Rohr John N., 6 Tyler
Rosekrnnz Henry M., 517 California
Rutherford F. A., 32 Geary
Sankey & McMath, NE cor Third and
Jessie
•Schaupp & Flier, 7 Ninth
Shaiiabrook & Herrick, 239 Eighth
Singler Henry, 14 Sherman
Smith George J., 329 Sutter
Smith Josepli (i., 524 Valencia
St. Denis Jules, 1305 Stockton
Swan Jabez, 727 Market
Svkes Charles H., 647 Mission
Tadioni A., 1515 Puwell
Thaten & Schnitzlein, 705 Mont Av
Thomson Charles, 1922 Union
Tomsky Louis, 12 Jlontgomery Av
Turner & Butler, 115 Jessie
Wageuer & Besecke, 1906 Larkiu
Wagner H. B., 637 California
Wason & .'Morris, 111 Davis
Wetzler & Hanson, 510 Post
Whear Thomas, 1646 Jlission
White H. & Co., 400 Hayes, and 737
Jlarkct
Wilder Charles B., SWcor Mission and
Sleuart
Williams C. A., 1 Burgoyne PI
Willis R., 1718 Leavenworth
Wilson J. N., 9"28 Washington
York W. R.,312Mmna
GKO. A. BASIiER
House and Sign Painter*
No. 5 TAYLdR ST.
Corner of Market, opposite Sixth St.
Whitening, Graining, Glazing, Paper
Hanging, etc. All work warranted.
Painters— Iiaiicl.>tcai>e and
JMarine.
Allen Richard H., 844 FoKsoni
Ballou A. L. Mrs., 759 Market
Bellay Francis, 718 Greenwich
Bi.shopC. C, 117 Third
Bouvy F. B.,'240 3Iontgnmery
Brock Gustav, '2(119 Howard
Deakin Edwin, 611 Clay
Iti'iinv G. J., .509 Mason
luckinscju J. K., 614 >larket
Eastnum Edward, 1116 Taylor
Kastnuin H. G., llKi Tavlor
Hasl.T A. Miss, 534 Bush
Hennessy S. P., W s Scott, nr Green-
wich
Hill Thomas, r2'27 Turk
Johnson Henry, 512 Jones
Jnluistuiie II. J., 408 California
Keltli William, 216 Bush
l.er J,.M-ph, ,s03 .Montgomery
IMonlaguc F. L., 11 Kearny
Nalil II. W. A., 318 Kearny
Rix Julian W., 729 Montgomery
Robinson C. D., 729 Montgomery
Shed Charles C, 10 California
Sweetland A. L. Mrs,, 120 Sutter
Tavernier Jules, 729 Montgomery
Vaccari C. JI., 55 Second
Wandesforde J. B., 530 California
Painters— Porcelain.
Burgeon A. J., 106 Dupont
Samisch Robert, 209 Sutter
Painters— Portrait, Etc.
Arriola Hermina Miss, 6 Cadell Alley
Baldwin Elizabeth, 192 Sixteenth
Ballon A. L. Mrs., 759 Market
Bormann Hartwig, 933 Bush
Bouvv F. B., 240 Montgomery
Brock Gustave, '2019 Howard
Brookes Samuel M., 611 Clay
Burgess George H., 126 Kearny
Casey P., J., XE cor Kearny and Bush
Cogswell William, Grand Hotel
Cooper A. D., 1018 Howard
Curtis, J. E. Mrs., 605 Pine
Davis Francis V. Miss, 202 Second
Eastman E. R. Mrs., 11 Kearny
Fendrich Charles, 125 Sansom
Ferraioli Yicenzo, 116 Taylor
Field Thomas' 608 Market
Fitcli Morris, 114 Turk
Fitzgerald Gerald, 45 Thurlow Block
Frank Samuel, 614 Sutter
Garnier Louis, 2226 Pine
Halsey H. H., 1013 Market
Hamilton & Jackson, 105 St. Ann's
Building
Hassehnan Charles, 624 Capp
Hoftman Samuel, 120 Sutter
Hori .\lbert, 446 California
Hossack -\ltVed, 126 Kearnv
KaltschniiiltO., 649 Washington
Keith William, 216 Bush
Keller 3rary A. Jlrs., 503 Mason
Klarenmever Simon, 724'o Market
Knight & McDonald, 63 St. Ann's
Building
Koch John, 339 Kearnv
Kunath Oscar, 632 Bush
Merck Charles, 724,'ii Market
Middleton ( ictavia firs., 448 Twentieth
]\lorgan S. E. Miss, NW cor O'Farrell
and Dupont
Nahl H. W. A., 318 Kearny
Narjot Ernest, 822 Greenwich
Pebbles A. W., 328 Montgomery
Pebbles Frank M. , 328 Montgomery
Prosch Charles, 240 Montgomery
Rix Julian W., 729 Montgomery
Rockwell E. A. Miss, 103 Montgomery
Rode Emil, 659 Clay
Rouse C. S., 8 Grand Opera House
Building
Kyder Emily Miss, 26Vg Kearny
San Francisco Assn, of Ai'tlsts, for Por-
traiture, 900 Market
San Francisco Portrait -Vssn, 12 Gal
Shaw S. W., 120 Sutter
Springer R. C. Mrs., NW^ cor O'Farrell
and Dupont
Tojetti D., 116 Tavlor
Tojetti E., 1120 Howard
Tojetti v., 93 St. Ann's Building
L'nivereal Copying Co., 1436 Market
Vila .lose, 700 Broadway
^\■illiams E. Miss, 120 Suttef
AVilliams ^'irgil, 729 Montgomery
Wolf F., 611 Clay
Wyttenbaeh E., 432 Montgomery
Painters— Scene.
Dayton George W'., Brooklyn Hotel
Fest Oscar L., 316 Sixth
Gossmann Thomas & Co., 861 Market
Straus Meyer, 929 Blontgomery
Voegtiin William, SW cor Stockton
and California
Painting^s— Oil.
Burkardt Jlax, 547 Washington
Currier -\mo9, 103 Dupont
Gump S. & 6., 581 Market
Blorris, Schwab & Co. , 21 Post
Snow & May, 20 Post
Paints, Oils and Crlass.
(■•Importers.)
Ammerup G. A., 1220 Market
Ballinger John J., NE cor Market and
Van Ness Av
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Fitting Shirts to Order.
CLOTHINQ at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE, 706 to 716 Zeamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1026
*Bas8 T. J. <fc Ci)., •>(■> Genrv
Black Edwin II.,Sll Slxto'enth
Burner Henry, RUl Saiinniento
Chesney Denis, UKC) .'Market
Cooney ,Icihn .1., li:i Kourth
Coulson Robert, KT Kuurth
Counter C. K., 18'J(> Market
Deferrarl G. B., 307 Montgomery Av
*Dletz A. C. & Co 224 Front
Donovan J. A. & Co., I07ii Market
DownlDK Thomas, H1.5 :«lsslon
Franck Geortte, 50.S Haves
■■'Hueter Brothers & Co., 12 Second
Jarmau Hugh G., 2:CSl.\teentU
*Kelly .lames IJ. & Co., 101 Front and
110 Pine
*Koch & Kogers, 110 Geary
Koster Henry, 8W cor Vashlngton
and Brenham JM
*Llghtner <fe Wedeles, .■C."? :\larket
Lydon Daniel, 2.'? Sixth
^Marcus Brothers & (!o., 421 Sac
Mayers Morris (window-glass), 716
Washington
Mellon John S., 26 Stockton
MlUman & Co., 3005 Mission
Moulton Joslah, 516 Davis
Munter Joseph (window-glass), 1047
Folsom
*RavnoldP C. T. & Co., 9 Front
*Kedlngton & Co., .52') Market
Rogers J., 113 Washington
Spanton .James, 1214 J'olk
Springer J * Co. (window-glass), SE
cor Mission aud Spear
St. Denis Jules, l.'iOo Stockton
Wason & Morris, 111 Davis
*Whlttler, Fuller. & Co., SW' cor Pine
and Front
*Yates & Co., 113 Front
Paper BagN.
ARMES <t DALLAM, 115 and 117
Front
BLAKE, ROBBIXS & CO., 516 Sacra-
mento and 519 Commercial
Freund & Co., 204 Bush
Howes E. K. & Co., 118-122 Front
Robinson, Fowler & Co., 215 Sac
TAYLOR, S. P. * CO., 416 Clay (see
adv. dept., page liv)
S. P. TAYLOR & CO.
?Ianulacturers of
Grocers'. Tea, Coffee. , Garden and
Flower Seed BAGS.
4l(i CLAY.
Paper llniifflnK*.
(."Importers. Ser aUo C^jrpeU; aUo
Vphol/ttrem)
Ammerup G. A., 1220 .Market
Ballliit'or.rohn J., NKc«.r Van Ness Av
and .Market
"Clark Cecrge \V.,(M.-, Market
Couney .lolin J. 113 Koiirtli
CouL-ion R..(i7 Fourth
"Edwards Frank G. (manufacturer),
6:« Clav
Hartshorn A McPhnn, 112 Fourth
Loweree W. H., 715 Market
Spanton James, 1214 I'olk
St. Deids Jules, 1305 Stockton
^-Walter D. N. k E. & Co., N W cor Bat-
tery and Market
Paper nnnaraotnrera.
California Paper Co., ottlce in<;al
Pacific Paper Mills, oillce :W1 Mont
TAYLOR .S. P. A Ct)., 416 Clay (see
adv. dept. page 11 v)
Pioneer Paper Mill
T.vYLOKvii.i.K, - M Miis ripi Nrv, Cai..
S. p. Taylor A: Co.,Propr's,
Depot of the Pioneer and Kagle I'aper
Mills. Manufacturers and Importers
of all kinds of Printing, Manila, Hard-
ware and Straw Pajicrs, I'aper Bags,
Twine, etc.
Paper Warehoise 416 Clav.
Paper Boxes.
(See Boxes— I'aper.)
Paper Collar nauufac-
turerM.
(.S'ee Collars.)
PaperlHange r m.
Ammerup G. A., 1220 Market
Aron Leopold, 510' , Natouia
Bush C. W., 5 Anna
Cassuben Ernst, lll'j Ellis
Chesnev Denis, 1005 JIarket
Cliristie George, 615 Canp
Clark George \\ ., 645 .Market
Collins Benjamin. 25 Stockton PI
Coulson Robert, 67 Fourth
Day Robert, 101 Minna
Deferrarl G. B., :to7 Montgomery
Freeman Henrv, 242 Dora
Frlncke Ijoiii.s. 417 Bush
Hartshorn & .>Ii I'liun, 112 Fourth
Hoever (Miarles, 10 Commercial
Hovev F. A., 1252 .'Market
Koch & Rogers, 110 Geary
Meyer Henrv, -k)' < I'Farrell
Mever .Joseph T..2.')3 Tehama
Mlllman <fe Co., ;«105 .'Mission
Monroe George, 201 .Second
I'elky & Jumper, 134 Post
Kitzrow <fe Co., SW cor Washington
and Stockton
Schaupp & Flier, 7 Ninth
Spies F.. (»5 P.. well
St Denis .hilos, i:i05 Stockton
Stemmler F., I'l Valencia
Wolf Frederick C, 1228 .Stockton
Paper Dealem.
ARMES A D.M.LAM (wrapping), 115-
117 From
BLAKE, ROBBINS & C(t.,.516 Sacra-
mento, and 519 Commercial
Frank & Co., NE cor Sacramento and
San.som
Leaviti .S. B. & ('o., 404 .Sansom
Platshek A Harris (wrapping), 312 Sac
Remington A. 1). & Co., 411 Sansoui
Richardson \\ . G., .507 ."VIontgomery
TAYLOR .S. 1". A Co., 416 Clay (see
adv. dept. page Hv)
Walzman Max (straw, board and fan-
' cy), 539 Market
Paper Ruler*.
Althof & Bahls, :K;) Sansom
Bartling and Kimball, .50.5 Clay
Bosqui Edward & Co., 523 Clay
BCsVeLL ALEXANDER, 621 Clay
Cooke W. B. & Co., 723 Market
Cummings, Griffiths & Phillips, o09
Clav
mCKS D. <fe CO., .W3 Clay (see aUv,
back of volume)
Learv .\. .1., 404 .sansom
MclritjTe J. B., 42;} Clay and 422 Com
Rankin Charles E., 540 Ciay
Papyroffraph.
White James T. & t'o., 72S Mont
Pause Partout naniifaetur-
erB.
Burkardt Jlax, -WS Wa.shlngton
Currier Amos, liCi Dupont
Dampf h.,fM .Market
Ruthrautf A. T.,76!i Market
Snow & May, 20 Pi>st
Patent AKeiieie*.
Dewev & < 'o., 202 .Sansom
Richardson <fe Home, 720 Market
Smith C. W . M., 429 Montgomery
Patent Artlrlea.
Miller M. B.. 18', Fifth
Sadler & Co.. fi05 .Market
Speme A. S. & Co.. •16 (;eary
Wlester A Co., 17 New Montnoniery
Patent .Tledleine*.
(,Ste« also Druoinst-i—ti'taU.)
OR \ N E & H a I G H A .>! , .'.20-522 Market
Hllimaii !>aac, 151 Shipley
Langley ( ■barles & Co., NE.cor. Fh.nt
and Pine
Mlnlle A. E., It Krarny
Ke.lliiKton A Co., 529 Markrl
Roth C l(»".j Fifth
White ChannlnK, 6(W Market
Patent Klcht E.ivhla.
Slmnii'iidx Georgp, 217 Front
Pattern Maker*.
Boswell W . v., -22:1 .Mlh»l..n
Dunn Jnhn .1., 14.'l Fremont
(JARHATT W. T.. I3S Fn-niont
C.audrciii A., (HO Warhlnk-Ujn
Uiiwlnnd Henrv A., 2.V.t Flr»t
Howland R.,2Vi First
KALLE.NBKR(;THKiiDnUK,32Fl«-
iminl
Leonard ('ornelliifi, 110 Bealo
Reld H. C, :f2 Freinciit
RLSDnN IKuN AND L< Hi (.MOTIVE
Works, sK<..r \\„* and Beale
Steigertt Busbinan, 316 .Mlpnion
Pavement*.
(See also Asphaltum Wrrrkert.)
Abbott PavluK Works,30(l Montgomery
Burke F. H. .528 California
Callf.irida Artlildal St-.ne Paving Co.,
40'2 .Montgiiui'-rv
Dullv C. W. .as|ib«lluni),740 Fourth
Hyilro-larbcllzeil BhKk Pavement Co.,
513 .Monigoinerv
Whittler J. E.,H29 third and 803 Bran
Williams Henry F., 7*1 Fourth
Pawnbroker*.
(..Se« Hrokert—I\iVDn.)
Pen* Eleetrie.
Dakin E. A. (I':<llsotrs), 209 Sannom
Pen* Meehanleal.
Simmons C. J. (Griest) .'507 California
Perforated Frietional .Belt*
McLean A. A., 605 Sacramento
Perftamery.
(See alto liruai/ijiU, at io t\jney OoodM,
etc.)
Forl^s \. J. Jr., 313 Montgomery Av
Franco-American Perfumery Co.. 126
Kearny
FRANKENTHAL A To., SW cor Bat-
terv and California
Garrlssi're Krnnr.ds, 113 Dii|>«nt
GoLTERMAN H., 120 Sutter
Jones E. H. A Co., .5:« Market
Mci'hersoii B. R.,402 Front
Spitz B<rtha .Mine., ;«28 Kearny
Stolts David, 22 Kearny
Toblii. DavlHs.,n A Co., NW cor San-
som and Sutter
Phlloaoplilral Inatrnmenta.
Ewlng Charles G., 120 Sutter
Hess Clinrle", M'J Kearny
ROACH .loHN.SW cor Montgomery
and .Sacramento (see adv. dept.
page HID
Sack JohnC., 18 Market
SchmoU William, 420 Monlgomery
Pbotosraptaie Uallerle*.
Anderson IDii;h..VM Vallejo
Bendlt Ellas, 28 Ttiirl
Betan.ue J. P., 402 K.-aniy
Hold Thouiiv H..JI .Monuomery
Uradl.M A Rulofson,l2Ji Montgomery
Branin R. C..1IH Ta>l..r
Br.iwn Thonrnh A., WW heamy
Brown A Karrao, 18 Third
Buwh II.. r/.icinv
Craig A M -l^'l
C.H.k J. .1 >■>•
Dani.-.t li •>;'•«
Kd ' <■ "»-»
..ltd
]|. M. ( phutoRTSpblO
- -ter
I|,,iiH.-.> rt, II. ■ ■■ '"Mont
Jones T. H., A ' ., w,
Klain Natbun M '-' "C"
.\lll-ter
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Pine, Medium Pine-large assortment.
65
ANLEHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1026
SAN FRANCISCO .BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
C3
M
CO
I Luther II., 444'i. Third
I Mc-\lpln A. B., 427 Moiitpomery
Monroe <S Potter, 415 Moiitcomery
3iriRSK GKiiKOK I)..417 Montgomery
' Muvbridge E. ,1. flaiKiscape and ani-
I nial), 417 Montt-'oiiicry
I Perkins A. .»., S?7 Hayes
t Peters John H.. 25 Third ^„,^„ ,
I Blecle Uru^. i photo copying) 2.M Post
, QchlesMlnianii A., 1025 I.arkin
I Shew William, 115 Kearny
Showers Andrew, -UrZ Kearny
' Sllva.Ioseph T.,28 Third
I .Snlllvan P. J.. 31 Third
.Summerhav.s Wllllnni, fil2 Clay
1 Taber I. W. & <;■>.. « Jlontgomery
Thors Louis lirJ5 Larkln
I Vaughaii II. ^V. Mrs, 724'^ Market
Watklns Carlton K., 427 Montgomery
i ■Wing & Allen, 342 Kearny
' Wlskotchlll I. N., 811 Market
Photos:ra|»liiP Retoncliers.
Ea^tnlaI) Kniilv 1!. :Mrs., 11 Kearny
Lawtoii Lena \V. 1)15 Market
Strut loll L. •'. Mrh.,724' . Market
TIdlrall Scott, 115 Keurijy
fiilvirMil Copvliir ('■!., 14:i6Slarket
W liit.r KolKTt, 415 Montgomery
Photoffrnpliic Stock.
Pall .lohn II., filS (May
Ki)!is ii-.cur, 512 Wii-shington
LIppI Brother.-, 81S ."^larket
Taylur .lohn & Co., 512 Washington
I'liotuirraitliie Views.
Biirknrdt JIa\, 545 Washington
Cook J. J., 2f) Montgomery
Ilollman John M., 120 Sutter
Houseworth Thonias & Co., 12 Mont
Klain N. M., 021 McAlll.ster
.Miiyl.rlilge Kdward J., 417 Mont
Watklns Carlton K., 427 Jlontgomery
PlirenoIoKiHtH.
Matthews J. M., 510 Jessie
Noun A. H.. 402 Kearny
i£..ll J<.liii W., i;i05'.. Powell
Smith itnrlow J., 6;i5 Callfom'a
Plij'Hli'iann.
' Albertgon J. .\. (houicepathlc), 113
Taylor
Alers .\ugustns, 10 Kills
Allen K. < i. II., Pucillc Mall S. S. Co.
Allen .1. M., Occidental and Oriental S.
S. Co. I
Allen 1'. McDonald, 55 .Second
.\nicrlcan ■'■MUison. 1506 Howard
Aronsherg H.,35 Kuss
Arc'ii-tiiii Adolph, 2!t Kearny
Atkiiisc.ii W. J., Occidental and Orient-
als, s. C.
.\yer Washington, 410 Kearny
A/.evedo .loacinln I"., HOS Kearny
Baldwin H. S.,r>12 Clav
IIttl<lwln S. C, nno Market
Baldwin .Starr. 513 Kills
Bnrl.al J.ihn, !I10 I'aclllc
Bnr.l C. L..:«) Post
lliiru.r II. I;.,!i:i0 Market
Itnrknn Adulph, :{05 Kcnrnv
Biiroiildih (i. .M.,;iIO Kearny
Bar,-!ow V. o., i:i;m .Sacramento
Barstow W llllam, 42 V. S. Court Build-
ing
Bn>|..r.| J. K.,213.'lBusli
Ilnt.'s CIcrTc M.,2;t-1 Keiirnv
lln/nn Kirdlnnnd, ua:i .Ml,(slon
Belir ll(rniaii,ll.'i(i Bryant
Ih-hrens II. C. K.,22 Montgomery
ll'Ilnge K. A. A., l(Kl(!lay
Bennett Thomas, (520 Market
Bennett William, 4.VJ Sl.vtii
Borg Carl K., tiln Callf.irnla
Berthler A..7I5 Ili.ward
Bertody Charli-s, 1II05 Stockton
Betlenconrt J. I)e Sousa, ;m Dnpoul
Bevan A. B.,no;niyde
BMIack William W., 517 Pine
Bird Nelson .1., 10<!1 Mission
Birdsall L, A., Palace Hotel
Blaili CliarleH, 514 Kearny
Blake Charh-s l';..40tl Haves
Blake Jarnes, ■f2H Sutter
Blake Janiea \V., I'.ill deary
BiBtchly A., 1,:« Broadway
Bluxomc Joseph, .106 Stockton |
Bolan M. J., 402 Hayes
Boone Henry W., City and County
Hospital
Rorchers J. C, 540 Washington
Bowers J. I\[.,632 Market
Bowie Augustus J., 729 Sutter
Bovson J. Thomas. 112 Kearny
Bradburv Ceorge F., 12 Montgomery
Bradbur'v William T., 12 Montgomery
Bredull Reinhold, 16 Bowen's Block
Railroad Av, South S. F.
Brigham Charles B., 703 Market
Bruck Alexander, NE cor Powell and
Broadway
Bruner William H., 23 Post
Bruns W. ('., C.50 Washington
Brynn Edward H., City and County
" Hospital
Bucklev Cornelius F., 646 Market
Bucknall (Jeorge J., SW cor Sutter and
Dupont
Banner H. A., .320 Ellis
Burdcll Galen, 1910 Gough
Burgess ( iscar ()., 329 Geary
Barren Charles, 1,322 Mission
Cachot M. A., ;M Third
Callaghan Daniel T., cor Tyler and De-
visadero
Callaghan John D., 852 Folsom
Callandrcnn Julius, 1234 Stockton
Calluudiiii Frederick B., 5)2 Battery
Carit Adulph, 1024 Stockton
Carman Milliam, 410 Post
Castillo I!rv, 1205 Stockton
Chapninii I 'harles B., 803 Montgomery
Chase Albert, International Hotel
(;hase Robert P., 920 Market
Chesley Charles P., 754 Howard
CJhisniore Geo)-ge, 131 Powell
Clark E. A., 200 Stockton
Clark Joseph ' K. (homeopathic), 920
Market
Clark L. N., Brooklyn Hotel
Clarke J. J., 106 Stockton
Clement August, 1115 Stockton
Cleveland Charles D., 2.34 Post
Close William, 156 Third
Cohen Simon. 405 Kearny
Cohn David, 421 O'Farrell
Cole R. Beverly, 518 Sutter
Coleman James S., 520 Valencia
Colman N. 1!., 204 Sutter
Coimi'lly Jcihn J., 202 Sixth
Cook Fernando C, 716 Howard
Corvell John R., 318 Pine
Cowan Robert H., 408 Bush
Cowles Samuel, 705 Valencia
CJox Thomas H., E s Mission.nr Twen-
ty-ninth
Crawford .1. R., 213 Mason
Crook John T., 214 Sansom
Cummlng ,\rthur. 534 Folsom
O.apkay L. J., 127 Montg(jmery
Davi.lson J. R., P. M. S. S. City of
New York
Davis (ieorge E., 108 Stockton
DeDerkv F. F. (homeopathic), 232 Sut
DeFreve B. C, 36 Gearv
DcLaMarcleviUe F.,26'^ Kearnv
DeWitt Thomas B., l\"\t cor Butte and
Kentucky
DeWolfe (J. L., 1525 Powell
Dean Benjamin D.,33 Kearny
Deane C. T., 39 Sutter
I)eiii( ke FredcTlck, 53!) California
Dennis Krancis H., 20 Blontgomery
Dennis Snuniel AV., .31! Kearny
Depierrls II. K., .323 Montgomery A v
Devening llenrv C, 304 Third
Dobbin W., Lick House
Diulge K. v., 1018 Mission
Dolii itv William K., :!0 Kearny
Dnbrniauii William, 5ii5 Brvant
Dorn i;us(avus W., 5:!(1 O'Farrell
Dnrr Levi L.,SKcor Dupont and Post
Douglass William A., 126()'FarreU
Drake \\\ F., 324 Montgomery Av
Diipuy Kugene, 314 Stockton
Dwyer .loMph, 209 Paclflc
Eaton .lanies, 540 Jessie
Eckel .lohn N. (homeopathic), 325
(Jeary
Edwards E. .1., 428 Broadway
Kdwarils James, 91 Ninth
Ehreubirg T. A., 216 Kearny
Eldiers.lobn, 310 Montgomery Av
Klllnwoo.l Charles N., 715 Clay
Ely W. A., li:t Tavlor
iMiKlisb .lolin,2(io;! Mission
Kstcii .l,,ii,i (liiinu'opathlc), 108 Stock
Kariibaiii S. T.,.531 Post
Farringion II. W., 911 Sacramento
Favor Kimball, 14 (Jeary
Ferdlnandern F. A., 8.50 Market
Ferrer H., SM Sutter
Ferrer Julius, 304 Sutter
Fen-is Anson S., 832 Howard
Finigan Holme.s, .545 Jackson
FishL. W., 225 Bush
Fiske Henrv M., 652 Market
Fitch G. L., 2113 Fillmore
Fitzgibbon Gerald J., St. Mary's Hos-
pital
Fletcher Charles A., 23 Kearny
Flood Philip H., 741 Howard
Floto John H. (homeopathic), 402 Rear
Foster N. P., 43 Second
Foye John W., Twenty-sixth Street
Hospital
Fove Johnston E., 2602 Sacramento
Frank M., 905 Market
Frankenbei'g Julius, 621 Post
Eraser E. J. (homeopathic), 221 Po^w
Freeman G. M., 1019 Folsom
Funke H. Richard, 339 Kearnv
Garwood William T., 225 Dupont
Gautier Leon P., 822 Pacific
Geary John F., 632 Howard
(Jelcich Vincent, 330 Hayes
Gentil Arthur, 1062 Fol.som
George Richard, 644>2 Natoma
Gerlach George, 1313 Tyler
Gerry S. Russell, 6'K) Washington
Gibbon J. F., 623 Kearny
Gibbons Henry, 26 Montgomery
Giibbons Henry Jr., 26 Montgomery
Gibbons W. E., 5:34 Montgomery
Cribson James, 252 Second
Gildersleeve F. V. B., 743 Pine
Goodale David, 1106 Kearny
Grand Jules, 326 Geary
Grant Thomas B., SE cor Eighteenth
and Noe
Grav Thomas E., 267 Minna
Green Thomas, 10 Third
Griswold Walcott N., 112 Mason
Gross Georges, 413 Bush
Grover William A., 33 Kearny
(Juillemard Arthur J., 309 Montgomery
Av
Haas Gustavus, .331 Hayes
Haas Julius, 305 Kearny
Haggin Josejdi B., 235 Kearny
Haine Joseph, 415 Sutter
Hale William E., 520 Kearny
Haley Charles S.. 10 Third
Haley John M., SW cor Turk and La-
guna
Hall Richard B., 1415 Stockton
Hall Samuel IL, 517 Pine
Hall Thomas J., 1003 Minna
Hamelin Louis, 436 Green
Hammond AVilliam, 8.57 Mission
Hampton James W., 306 O'Farrell
Hardv Beniamin F., 20 Twelfth
Harkness H.W., Graud Hotel
Harris Frederick W., 513 Valencia
Hastings John, 1215 Sutter
Hny K. R., 7 Dupont
Hayne Arthur P., NE cor Stockton and
Chestnut
Heah James, 1910 Market
Heinimann John M., NE cor Jackson
and Montgomery
Heinimann Michael, NE cor Jackson
and Blontgomery
Henry Levi J., 1500 Mission
Hewston George, 224 Kearny
Heyermann J. A. F., SW cor York and
Twenty-third
Highw-arden J., 761 Howard
Hill A. B., 636 Commercial
Hill John H., Grand Hotel
Hillor D. Albert (^homeopathlc), 17
Dupont
Hiller Frederick (homeopathic), 226
Post
Hiller Frederick Jr. (homeopathic), 226
Post
Hilton George F.. 55 Second
Hilton William H., 55 Second
Hincklev George E., 517 Folsom
Hinkle .lohn M., 319 Bush
Hirschfelder Joseph O., 126 Kearny
Hitchcock Charles McF., 236 Tyler
Iloag Lyman B., (i49 Howard
Hodgdon Walter H. A., 1063 Howard
IIotT(.>liver, NE cor Post and Stock
Ilonsletter 1!., 114 Ellis
Ilnli.rook Charles B., 1249 Market
Ilolliro.ik Charles E.,4 ¥A<iy
Holland Christopher, 316 Lombard
Holland (.ustavaB, 316 Lombard
Holman Francis A., 235 Kearny
Horner Charles \V., 1001 Sutter
Hubbard Horace H., 22 Geary
BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Montcomery Street, Importers Men's Pine Neck "Wear
ToysatGE0.L00MIS'.706to716 Keamy St. opposite the Plaza.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1027
Humphrey P. H., 324 Mont Av
Hunter G. Z., 40'^ Geary
Hunter Janius A., 321 Sutter
Hurlfjut E. T. M. (homeopathic), 850
Market
Huse Frederick J.. 1024 Rush
Hutchlns Cliauncv 15., 813 Mission
Ingersun H. H.' 323 Gearv
Jenks (ieorMe H., 120i)'KaneIl
Jewell J. G., 310 Ciilifnnila
Johnpini Willlniii II., Kevere House
Johnston ])a\ hi W ., 524 Sacramento
Johnston Wlllinin 1)., ISlO Tyler
Jones Aloxniidor, (:2!i Ellis
Jones Mlllinni, 155 New Montgomery
Jordan Louis J., 211 Geary
Josselyn nenjiiniin K., 7 Stockton
Josselyn Joel S.. T Stockton
JoBSelyn Joseph H.. 22() Sutter
Kane Francis B., 620 Market
Keane George B., fiin Green
Keeney J.W., 20 Montwiomerv
Kenyon Curtis G., 6t>l Mission
Kerher Henry C, German Hospital
Kunkler John E., 514 Kearuv
LaBrie Godfroy, 1023 Miss.oii
Lambert Bernard, 120 Park Av
Lane Levi ('., 652 Slission
Laycock Eupene H., 6:J0 Howard
Ledyard William E. (homeopathic) 128
Second
Lee Richard H.. 1038 Mission
Lehmkuhl Hugh, 509 Keamv
Lewltt William, 16 Turk
Lewitt William B., 1003 Mission
Loryea A. 51., 11 Dupont
Loveland E.W., 814 California
Luppo J., 205 MonfKomery Av
Luther Henry A., 24 Post
Lyford L. Dexter, 60!l Sacramento
MacRae Alexander, 921 Market
Macheth Robert S., 1524 California
Maccarv Joseph, 1009 Stockton
Mackintosh Robert. 1016 Jlission
Madlll David, 815 Mission
Malech Gustave H., 101 Oak
Malech Herman F. Jr., 101 Oak
Manley Edwin, 164 Clara
Manning Georg", 675 Mission
Marks I., 313 O'Farrell
Marks Joshua E., 705 Mission
Marriott H., Pacific Mail S. S. CoUma
Marshall B. F., 1101 Twenty-first
Martlnache Narcisse J., S'j Kearny
Martlneaut Eugene, 109 Dupont
Mason Joseph H.. 1061, Third
Mathewson Thomas, 619 Kearny
Matthews .John M., 510 Jessie
Maxwell Riclinrd T., K{5 Kearny
Mays Willinm H., 518 Sutter
McAllister William F.,.502 Battery
McBride J. H., 121 T\lcr
McElroy .lames (J., S30 Howard
McGovern diaries C., 9 Geary
McGuire Lucius, 142i_, Fourth
Mel au'-'liliu IVIoses A., cor Railroad
auilTwellth avs, Scjuth S. F.
McLav George B.,2430 Jllsslon
SIcLenn Itobert A.. 603 Merchant
McMillan Diigald,245 Kigbth
McMillan Robert, 722 Washington
McNultv James M., 136 Post
McNutt William F., 121 Montgomery
Mcl'herson George E., 8 s Twenty-
fourth, bet Valencia and Bartlett
McQuesten Charles, 121 Montgomery
Mead Frank W., U. S. Marine Hotpl-
tal
Mearcs .lohn L., 124 Geary
Mellor .James M., S s Fifteenth Av, bet
L and M. South S. F.
Mervy Alphonse, 8E cor Montgomery
Av and Green
Mtddleton S. A., 229 Kearny
Miller C. L., 405 Kearny
Miller John A., NW cor Valencia and
Hill
Miller Ncah, 337 Turk
Miller W. D., 214 Kearny
Minor John F., 767 Howard
MIntle A. E., 11 Kearny
Moller J. W., Lick House
Monmonler Julius L., 6.T2 Howard
Montealegr» Jose M., 1114 Bush
Mookler J. P., 40"3 (.Jearv
Moore Charles W., 652 Market
Moore D. C, 8 Ellis
Morrison W. F., 1429 Mlsrfon
Morsa J. W., 933 I'aclfic
Morse J. F„ 126 O'Farrell
Morton Albert, 11 (I'Farrell
Morton H. A., 987 Harrison
Mouser Benjamin T., 304 Suiter
Mouser Silas M., 23.5 Kearny
Murphy .laineH, 659 ( 'Inv
Murphy N. s., I.s-Jl Jarkson
Murphy l!..l.ert W ., li-<<il (iough
Murray John p., wn .>;iockt<>n
Negroni Charles, 421 Iiupont
Nelson Charles, Paelllc Mall S. g. atj
of Sydney
Newell William A., 6t0 Howard
Mchols Henry L., 2:«i Kearnv
Noon Adolphus II., 402 Keariiy
NorwoM C. v., St. Luke's Hospital
Nultali Kobert K., liKrj Tavlor
O'Douiiell I'liiirlis C.sos Kearny
O'K.-efe Wlllinin II.. 2.513 MlKsilon
<»'Ne;I Alexander, Ii.'i0 Washington
li'Nell.Jiihn,73Telmuia
D'Nell Michael J., 301 Lombard
O'Toole Michael ("., 11 St. Ann's Bldg
lirlard.l. T.,423Eddv
|lrrSnmMl•l L., 17 SI. Ann's Building
Pago Willlatn M., 710 Suiter
Painter WlU.nui 1'.. 1502 Mission
J'almer George H. (homeopathic), 424
Post
Pangburn Stanley P., 924 Folsom
Pardee E. H., 621 Clay
Parks (irviile L., lit jiecatur
Parson Edward, UI3 Jlontgomery
I'augh William J., 621 Clav
Pawllckl Ladlslaus, 700 Sutter
I'eabody Wllllnni K.,200 Ellis
, Pease G. M., 125 Turk
Perrault Julian, 413 Kearny
Perriu Reuben .1.. 226 Sutter
Perry .Mfred W., 2l)s Stockton
Perry Clarence ('., 17 Dupout
Phelan (;ri-.-or\ ,(., 503 Third
Phillips I're.ierick, Pacific MallS. S.,
City of Toklo
Pierce Charles L., 108'-. Powell
Plercy E. S., (>. & i >. s. S. Australia
Plnchard Jean B., 110 Minna
Pinching Richard L., 1526 California
Plssis .loseiih K., K25 Mission
I'lummer Uicb/iid 11., 652 Mission
I'ope Horace K., 1520 Howard
Poulson P. W., 36 Geary
Powers George H., 215 Geary
Prosek .Joseph, 6 (VFarrcIl
Provost E.. French Hospital, S 8 Bry-
ant, bet Filth and Sixth
Quinlau \\ . J., h"23 Kearnv
Uulnlln Albeit (J., S74 Mission
Ragan P. J., 659 Clay
Rappin Gabriel, 515 Montgomery Av
Rattray Alexander, 636 Sutter
Read Henry, .SE cor Page and Web-
ster
Jtegensburger Alfred E., 600 Geary
Regeusburger Jacob, 21 Dupont
Itegensbnrger Martin, 21 I)u|>ont
Reich Geurge .\. D., lis Post
Reviiolds (Jeorge K. ,'221 Kearny
Rich Dora.'.tus W., •> Dupont
Rich D. W. Jr., 2s Dup.mt
RIchter C. Max, 126 Kearny
Rlvaslsnae 1117 Stockton
KoberlsS. IL, 142'; Fourth
itobv Frani Is M., 1'24 Geary
Itockman Moses, 723 Ellis
Itodgers Lee (>., 12x'.. Fourth
Rogers Henrv D., 4Iil Kearny
Rogers Zai has, 2 Highland Terrace
Itosenstirn .lullus, 312 Stockton
Rottaiizi Antonio, SE cor Third and
Folsom
Roweli ( 'liarles, 426 Kearny
Ruebar J. G. K., M'J Broadway
Rver Washington, 3.30 Pine
SalfleldC-'^l Keaniy
Samuels W. li. V.., 719 Market
.Sanders Duke, S\V cr I.'tip and Pac
Sanger l^-adore, SW ccr Hush and Mont
Sawtelle C. M.. 220S .Mission
Sawyer Albert F., .302 Stockton
.Schmidt Edward 0.,fi.52 .Market
Schnltj; Richard (homeopathic), 218
MnntKouiery Av
Scott Edward It., 22.5 Second
Scott John, sir, Suiter
Scott John (i., h:« Market
Seavy M. T.,5I4 Kearn.v
Seeley Charles >1.. 1I0.'> Powell
Sharkey James .M., 6.H \V afhlnglon
Shorb .t. Campbell, 407 Post
Slchelt;. W.,r-'2 FlIlH-rt
Silver Joseph S., 42.3 . "Second
Simpson James. 2.'H Post
SImsH. L.,703 Market
Smllle K. U., 649 Washington
Smith Barlow .1. (hygienic i, 635 Cal
Smith E. D., 223 Kearny
Smith Henry J., !» O'FarreH
Smith Sliliiey, K ■' - ' ■ • Twen-
ty-»pi ••iiij ail ' '
Siiyiler (ienrge U ;,
SolM.y .\riliiir 1...
SouUi A. <;.,.C5 Liirkiii
8<>»le Milan. Paelllc M all S..-^. Co. .office
.T2.5 Larkin
Soule William, Pacific Mall S. S. City
• f Paiianm
Spal.llng Volnoi . 122^ I'Inc
.Spi-er Hugh J. II Keaniv
Spillane .bihn P., I2H'.. Kuurlh
Sprauiie Itiifus \\ ., :M Kearnv
St. Paul .Vmbpilw!, ivVl Market
Stallnnl Ji.shim n.,.r Pout
Steel,. Charles il., iat MIs.L.n
.stelnhart I'h'.llp, 11 Kearn>
Stlllman J. D. \t.,XK ii'Karrell
Stivers Charl.s A., 514 Kearnv
Stoddarl Archllald ('..till Wa»h
Stout .Vrthur U., 80S .Mi.nlgoniery
.strong C. G., 21 Third
Sullivan James K., 1.5 .St. Aiin'a Bldg
Sunnol .lean, 21(1 .>!iinlg.,nierv \y
Swan Beiilauilii K.. 310 .stoi kton
Sylvestc-r (liarles, !»> Hrou.lwav
Siarvash S. T., NK cor I'owbll and
Flllierl
Tallon John E., 137 Monlgi.mery
Taylor K. C, Kleveuth Av. nr Kallroad
Av, .South S. K.
Taylor E. M'., 314 llnsh
Taylor Fitch H., llO.stocko n i
Taylor William i ».. 212 ,San Jont- .\v
Tewksbury .^1. It., 719 Market
Thayer (». v., 115 Keamv
Thlese Andrew A. ihoiiieopa(hlc), 322 1
Sutter I
Thomas Frank n., 1 1 13 .Sutler ,
Thomas .1. <;., 413 Stevenson '
Thomsen Nicholas (homooiiatlilc). 17 I
Third I
Tlbbl Is .Stephen M., Ml Howard
Tleniey Edward 1'., 415 Itr.adway
Titus Isaac S., M Kearnv
Toland Charles (i., 621) Washington
Toland H. 11., SW cor Montgomery and i
Merchant
Trask John I!.. 510 Jones
Treat .1. W., h12 Kiarny i
TrenKIc Enill, 3ls Kearnv
Troy Daniel, 1510 Stockton ;
Tucker .loNph C.,:i7 Kearnr
\'alencla I)iiiiieii!c,7on Ilnia<lway I
Valpey .lohn W ., 2l>.31 Mission
Van Camp .\., 509 Bush I
Van Den Uergh J. 1'. P., .52:) Sixth \
Van Norman K. V., 317 Stockton
Van Vlack G. J..5Is Eddv
Van Zatidt .lohn W., >«« Leavenworth
Van Zandl John W. Jr., XW Leav !
Vaslll Frank S., 515 Kearnv i
Vlgoiireu.x .Xngiislus W., 224 Sixth
Vincent Frank i>., '22 Ijenrv I
A'on GardaiK.wsky Knill. 725 Callfumla |
Von Hofniann ( 'hBrle^. "Jri *K-ary I
Wagner John, Jue. Mission I
Wanzer L. M. F., 13(1 Genrv
Webb James P.,>C1 llowanl
Weeks Kn'emaii L., 514 Kearny
Wefllesburg A. I!.. -»h Mff|..n ,
Weinberger < 'l'.. :t.l5 ( lenieutlna .
Melss K. .M.,21H .Mls,l..n '
Wells Kraslus W .. 11(12 'lavlor
Werder .Ma\. :W (;earv
Wheeler Cortes H., 715 Clav
White Elijah, 17 Third
Whilmore D. W tOt W . I.»«er
Whllnev .laini-h I»., "JH >utl<'r
Whilliev Jam— I' . 2<M Sutter
Whitwe'll W ""-■• - '• I'aci tic .Mail
S. S. CI'
wilder A. -^
Wllhelni A
WlllevJol, m
Wiiiiaiiis i: .n ,
Wlls..n J. ' '
Wll- " • K-kton
Wll ^'d
Wli ■■on
Wis- ■
WoliI M. V *» I
Wf-o-terDn I
Worth S!!- suick '
Wri.
Wm
Voili. 1 '*<-lJ>
Zelle y.. '-21 la^ ;.L
PhjBlrlaaa -BotJMiK'. j
Cowan K ■!' rt M..*n Hm^I.
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor T^'M Street
1028
ANLEP.SON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
SAN FKANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOBY.
rhysicia ii«-Electro-Mag-
metic.
Barter A. C. Mrs., 407 Ma^n
Elchers John, 310 Moiit^'ornery Av
Hendee rpham Mrs.. 207 Kearny
Hjrn Jerome, 302 Po. t
McLenEan John D., i^-'O Mo.lcton
Mintuni K. Mrs., 329 i ' J arrell
Pendleton Douglass, 318 Bnsn
Pennenian 0. C. Mrs., 652 Jlarket
Scott K.S., 636 Post
Scott K. J., 636 Post »v, ^
Wakelinu Herbert D., cor Seventh and
Howard ,^ ,
1 Wakplliig L. T. Mrs., cor S -venth and
Howard
PhyBiclans— Female.
i Adauis Alice, 731 Folsom
Antonia Clara Mrs., 319 Kearny
( Avery A. N. Mrs. (homeopathic), 5d0
( Pine ... .
I Ballard Lanra A. Mrs. (homeopathic),
! 205 Powell
' Bowers S. E. Mrs., 329 ( i'Farrell
Brown ( liarlotte Blake Mrs., 4.35 Geary
Krowu Sarah E. Mrs., 46 St. Ann's
RuilMiiig
nuckii.'ll .Martha E. Mrs., B06 Sutter
( 'i,ok I '. A. Mrs. (ecle.tic), 224 Post
C.rtiHtt Klizabeth J. Mrs., 200 Stock
Curraii Miiry K., 115 Kddy
I>.- Fore-t Brown Mrs., 104 Powell
Iiuiilap Annie W., 214 'o Sixth
Karlc >larv R. Mrs.,!r.'6 Folsom
i:L'i;ers .Minnie, 1040 >lission
Flint EO>;ar Mrs., 307 Mason
Kollunsh.M- E. A. MlRs, 4155 Geary
Fort.es ,1. A. Mrs., 2.ti; Third
Kornu'.. l.iiura R.,222 Turk
Fraiu ip .V'telalde, 12:u Stockton
Fr.MK h Elizabeth J., The Baldwin
Funck Eii.ilv Mrsy 3:« Thirteenth
(Jeiivreu Caroline Mrs., 610 Ellis
Ciranx Adelaide, 12;!1 Stockton
i;ri-.-llf E. Miss, 4:J2 Sutter
lliii;.-ii ■« I,. Mrs., 400 Geary
1I(.i|--.|mI! Ciithia L., 1063 Howard
lloilnian A. M. Mr.s., 1422 Folsom
How nrd Ji. A. Mrs., Xm O'FarrcU
:MooiIv Jl. \V. Mrs., 1825 Jessie
Moore E. D. Mrs., 8 EUts
Morgan Laura Mrs., 70S Sutter
Mvcrs .>larv A. >Irs., 187 Jessie
I'l'iet/. Elizabeth, HtU Folsom
i!i-:;Bl (.11. Mrp., 776 Howard
K..I..Tts II. -Mrs., \ifli-: Powell
i;.,wl,iiiil E. -Mrs., '.117 -Market
San.lcrs llmrv S. >lrs., 126 Bartlett
Sawt.MIe M. P. Mrs., 120 Capp
Sc hr'|.|M-l .\nuie Miss, XU Third
Sellon Kr.-nch M.>.,.i56 IMinna
Stoni- A. ;.. Mrs., 937 .Market
\\ Hiiz.r 1,. F. 51rs.. V.») Geary
- White S. ('. Mrs., 2215 Larkin
Wltherliv L. Mrs., 1908 Market
Wood Henrietta T., 1210 Polk
PliyHirianii— Water Care.
.McS|)arren .\rchlbald, 124 O'FarreU
Smith Barlow J., 635 California
Piano Forte Importers.
Antlscll T. M. & Co., 865 Market
Arnold N. .«;., 310 California
BadKiT \V. (;., 7 .Sanson)
Bancrort, Knight & Co. (In liqolda-
tlon), 7:« Market
Benljani Azcl M., 647 Market
Curtiiz B.,20irFarrell
Eaton flharlos S., 647 Market
Goodtioutth A. M., 24(i'Farrell
GKAV .MATTHIAS, 117 Post (see adv.
renlstcr of names)
Hamniar L. K., 31 Post
Hemnie A Loiik, 31 Dnpont
Kohler AChase, i:i7 Post
Lejeal J. J. A C >., 27 Dnpont
I'lerce \V. s., 30 New .Moiitpomery
KlDiiLF G. A CD., 4 Fifth
Sciiraiibstadtir William, 410 Kearny
Sharp A Sp.Muer, 825 .Market
.''hermuii, Ilvile A C, 139 Kearny
Smith .lanii's S., .">7.") Market
Stilus.. II A Curtis, 27 Fifth
Suter H -iirN^^ej F..lsnni
Toblu Edward .M., 113 Turk
Wood worth, .Schell A Co., 12 Post
Piano Forte Mafcers.
Antisell T. M. A Co.. 865 Market
Balch Horace M., 4:32 Kearny
HaUC. E., 12 Tyler
Hemme A Lone, 31 Dupont
Pierce W S., 30 Xew Montgomery
RCDOLF G. A CO., 4-6 Fifth
Zech Jacob, 211 Ninth
Piob Manufacturers.
Wright John, 13 Fremont
PicUles— Mannfactnrers.
Code, Elfelt A Co., 314 Washington
CUt'tIXG PACKING CO., 17-41 Mam
FLSHEPt J. H.. .509 Commercial
Frank Philip, 1.5(M'2 Bush
King of William C. James A Co., N W
cor Broadway and Sansom
Lohmann A Siemer, 46 Clay
Preble & Co., 218 Davis
Schmidt A Fretz, 119 Commercial
AVangenheim Sol. A Co., 118 Davis
Wolters A Co., 69 California Market
Wolff A Schroeder, 422 Davis
Pictnre and IiOOfeing-glass
Frame Manufacturers.
Baker A. A A., 742 Mission
Bnrkar.lt ?Iax, 545 W ashington
Cohen Herrman, 19 Dupont
Currier Amos, 103 Dupont
D'Elom Alexander, 5&5 Stevenson
Dampf Louis, 638 .Market
Davis Brothers, 419 Kearny, and 718
Market
GumpS. A G., 581 Market
Hausmann Bros., 217 Pine
Henrv Samuel, 20 Post
H.)efer Henrv G., 641 California
Kollmver W. A., 312 Post
Lippi Bro.s., .818 Market
McC.jrmick H. Mrs.. 640 Howard
McEachran B. D., 132 Main
McQuillan B., 735 Mission
Morris, Schwab A Co., 19 Port
Nile -M. D., SE cor Chestnut and Mont-
gomery .\v
Nve Albeit G., 1033 Market
Parkinson J. ('.,:»! Fifth
Pendersast .1. H., 26 Sixth
Rosenbaum Fr. H. A Co., 567 Market
Sanborn, Vail & Co., 871 Market
.Saxton Dennis, 18 Grand Opera House
Shaddock Thomas, 119 Sixth
Snow A May, 20 Post
Stone Maurice, -320 Montgomery Av
Wolf E. & Co., 625 Market
Pillow Manufacturers.
(See a!so Beds and Bedding.)
McCahe Owen, 921 JIarket
Westall Joseph, 764 Mission
Pinole.
Aztec Pinole Co., 218 Sacramento
Pipe— Drain, Oas, Hydrau-
lic, Sewer, IVater.
(See respective heads.)
Pipe— Sewer.
GLADDING, McBEAN & CO., 213
and 1310 Market
Pipes— Smoking.
(See alio Merschaum Pipe*.)
Eisfelder W., 202 Sansom
Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansom
Frank & Co.. NE cor .Sac and Sansom
FKANKENTHAL & CO., SW cor
Battery and California
Gavin John, 1318 Jackson
LOOMIS GE(JRGE, 706-716 Kearny
Schumann Louis (manufacturer), 341
Kearny
Son Brothers, 302 California
Well A Woodleaf, 113 Battery
Planing
Knives
turers.
Manufae-
Pictnre Mat Manufacturers.
Rnthrauft" A. T., 769 Market
Pictures and Engravings.
Baker .\. A \.. 742 Mission
Bancroft A. L. A Co., 721 Market
Brady David, 226 Fourth
Burkardt Max, 545 Washington
Cohen Herrman, 19 Dupont
Currier Amos, 103 Dupont
Flood Michael, .831 Market
Gump S. A G., 581 Market
Henry Samuel, 20 Post
LippI Brothers, 818 Market
Lundv T., 7 Third
McOuillan B., 735 Mission
Morris, Schwab A Co.,19 Post
Munter Joseph, 1047 Folsom
Nye Albert G., 1033 Market
O'Connor J. B. & Co., 103 Sixth
Sanborn, Vail A Co., 871 Market
Sha.ldock Thomas, 119 Sixth
Snow A May. 20 Post
Vlckery W. K., '22 Montgomery
Wolf E. A Co., 625 Market
Pile Drivers.
(8e€ also Bridge Builders, also Wharf
Builders.)
Roobar E. C, 14 Howard
Martin W. H. & Co., 7 Spear
Kichanison W. L., 12 Steuart
SHELDON J0HNP..1>2 Mission
Sw ett Frederick P., 1208 Clay
Pacific Saw Manufacturing Co., 17 Fre-
mont
Plaiting Machines.
TH.AIN H. W., 510 Commercial
Plaiting Manufacturers.
Haeerty John, 9 Geary
Tregellas Susan, 838 Market
Planing Mills.
Beale St. Sawing and Planing, Holland
A Kuppel, NW cor Beale and MlsB
California Mills, Prescott A Sanhom,
NW cor Howard and Spear
Centennial Planing, W. B. Bradbury,
553-572 Brannan
Central Mills, C. F. Mohrig, N B Berry,
bet Fourth and Fifth
ENTERPRISE MILL AND MOLD-
ING FACTORY, D. A. Macdonald
A Co., 217 Spear and 218 Steuart
Excelsior, W. A. Meeker, 657 Bryant
Fulda Bros. A Co., 30-40 Spear
Hardenbur-h Isaac, 134 Main
Kemp J. A Co., 109 Mission
Mechanics', Wells, Russell A Co., SW
cor Mission and Fremont
SOUTH PARK, F.Korbel & Biothers,
SW cor Fifth and Bryant, office 311
Battery
SOUTH POINT, A. M. Jewell A Co.,
N p Berry, bet Third and Fourth
(see a.Jv. dept. page 11)
Spear St., F. W. Glade, .30 Spear
Washburn A., Berrv, bet Fourth and
Fifth
Wetherbee George M., NW cor Bryant
and Fifth
Plaster.
Blochman A Cerf , 24 California
Coleman William T. A Co., SW cor Cal-
ifornia and Front
DAVIS A Ct )W ELL, 211 Drnmm (see
adv. dept. page xlii)
Holmes H. T. A Co., 215 Market
Plaster Decorations Manu-
facturers.
Flood John. 269 Stevenson
KeUett Samuel, 76;} Market
Kretshmer W„ 16 Tyler
McMurray J. P., 763 Market
Plaster Image Makers.
Casein A., 409 O'FarreU
Clery Thomas P., 16 's Rausch
Mencarinl D., 12,'^ Fourth
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's rumishings.
Ms^t_GEa LOOMIS'. 706 to 71S Kearny St, opposite tho Flaza.
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PlaHternillH.
Lncas & Co., 215 Main
PlaMferera.
Beck H. S., 208 Sutter
Brace Brothers, :i28 Sixteenth
Carter C. H., 327 P'ell
Cottle John, 1331 Californlo
Davis .r. N., 12M Lai,nina
Garfield J. Q., 807 .'Market
Jennings F. \., 23 Flith
Kedlan Patrick, 608 '<, Nineteenth
Kellett Samuel, 7(W Sarket
Kirch Charles, 22'o Everett
Krauss F. H.. 227 Post
Parker William, '.'M HowarJ
Patchel E., 12i Fourth
Fatten James, SKcor Pine and Laenna
Pelk.v <t Jumiur, i:i4 I'ost
Pelletier L., S\\ ci.r .^nc and Mont
Ponhun Henrv, 10 Salmon
Spauldlng M., 306'^ Jessie
Wetzler & Hanson, 510 Post
Plated Ware.
I Ackerman Bros., 123 Keaniv, and 209
I Sntter
ANDEKSOX ct EAXDULPH, 101
\ MontsonK-rv
I BRAVEKMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont
Cert' Julius <fe Co., .517 .Market
< DENMSTI IX E. (;., fi.53 Mission
Hase.v & Laiirastcr, .'fj Koarnv
HubUarl .1. B. .Sons & (V.. 120 Front
■ Koehler i Eitter, 26 Post
I Kro;:er Frodeilck, 15 Trintv
I Lawton < K & Co., 611 Market
1 Levi.son Bi..s.. 131 Sutter
Kathau IJ. A C"., 12ti Sutter
Phelps & .'Miller, 120 Sutter
Potter F. A., 2.510 -Mission and &11 A'a-
lencia
SHREVE GEi iRGE C. & O )., 110 Mont
STRAUS, KdHXSTAMM &C<)., 102
Battery (see adv. dept. page xli)
Tltcomb A. C. & Co., 2-1 Post
"Vanderslice AV. K. & ('..., 1.36 Sutter
Zacharlas & Green, 126 Kiarny
Plnmbers and iiixa Fitters.
Adams .Tohn Q., 1243 Mission
ALLEX WILLIAM K., 761 Market
Bayreuther Gustave, 218 First
Bennett William, 1015 Clay
Blackman Morris J., 225 Hayes
Bohn John, 112 .Seventh
Boyd E. T., 840 Clay
Brady & Ham's, 423 Pine
Brlsgs G. W., .5.'r_' Montgomerv Av
Bryan J. 31., 1.30 Third
Bush & .Scndder, 22 I'ost
Butterwortb James, 1149?^ Folsom
Byrnes James, 414 Jones
Cook Edward E., 1210'-a Polk
Cralp John R., .35 Eddv
Crocker W. A., 815 Bush
Crowlev George, 2.30 Sixth
Daniel W. L.,2.34 Post
David A L\ nch. lOl'? Stockton
DAY THiJMAS, 122 Sutter
Doherty John, :J45 Kearny
Dougherty & Byrne, 414 Jones
Douglass & Martin, 76:1';; Mission
Downes & Deerv, 41 Second
Dugan .M. H., 1224 Folsom
Elder & iJobhle, 606 Clay
Enrlght WlUlam & Co., 39 Sutter
Flrmln J. L. E.. 705 .Market
Fltzpatrick P. !).,«;« Pacific
Forsvth W. C 1077 .Market
Freeman <fe Wrin, :i26 Tnlrd
Fritz & Keau, 130 G'-nry
Gallagher & ('■■., 41ii (Irove
Glflan John, 3fX)6 Mission
Goger Charles, 4 Ashlairton PI
Grenlnger Daniel, .542 Fourth
Greenhalgh J. H., 6 Broadway
Grimm Adolph. 2:w Montgomery Av
Halev & Flvnn.!il5 Post
Hanna J. L., 447 Twentieth
Haves <t Fenlon, 152S I'olk
Healv & Mever, 5:i6 Bnsh
Hlldebrandt C, 118 Sixteenth
Hobro W. D., 727 Washington
Hofman Martin. 1515 I'olk
Horrlgan M., 1G12 Leavenworth
Hov Alexander, 1012 Stockton
Huf Schmidt & Bro., 637 Clay
Humphrey Thomas, 1012 Mission
Iredale A. S., 957 Mission
Keegan .lames, 844 Washlugton
Kerns Thonia.s, ll2f( Howard
Kllday Wllllani, 11.3H ll.iward
Klngwell .Innii-s W., .502 Elllg
Lacy J. (;., :«j.5 Eighth
Lane Wllllani E., 50.5 Kearny
Lasswell .^|. p.. 747 Mission
Lelpslc Isaac, 16.31 Pine
Lempkc Julius, TO (Jearv
Levy Bros.,;<27 Iiupont"
Love Alexander, XfT Haves
Lowrle John, 225 Tvler "
Mannlnir Thomas Vl., 409 Sixth
3Iarcy Bros., 516 Bush
IMarks Louis, 943 FoNom
Mayer .Joseph, 669 Howard
McCann N., 7I6 Latuna
McCarthy Charl.-s !'., 1217 Fillmore
McKcwen A Co., 211 Ellis
McXALLY A HAWK I XS, (»7 Market
Milne Ceort'e, nii I)Mp<.nt
Moenning G., 614 1 'ctavia
Morrow A Uonlwi^ll, 522 Calirornla
Mower A. IL, :t:!4 Sixteenth
Muller Georne, 417 Bush
Murphy P. H., 3 Xlnih
O'Brien Daniel, 2 Sixlli
O'Brien Michar!. 4:r2 Gearv
O'Connor M. P., 905 Larkl'n
Packscher J'.scph, Fillmore, nr Pine
Pander E., :j2 (icarv
Paul P. I)., i:«l .Mission
Petersen J. E., 16.50 I'olk
Phillips I'atrick, :'*03 Mls.«lon
Plagemann John c., 204 Powell
Plat/. Joseph, 227 I'ost
Prior James K.. Il'iH Market
Quinn A Cope, 1622 Jlisslon
Ra;sch Fredr'rlck, 144 Eleventh
Rohn Charles, 208 Sixteenth
RelUev C. J., :G0 Montgomery Av
Rice & Murphy, 108 Geary
Roggio .lohn, 440 Broadwav
Ross Thomas, 316 Bush
Ruddock James, 829 Sutter
Rustemever William J., 109 Sixth
Schuster Bros., 306 Sutter
Sewall A McDernif.tt, 145 Third
Shepard Bros., 7t)4 Jllsslon and cor
Railroad and Fifteenth «vs, South
S. F.
SheiTuan A Eciles, 812 Valencia
Smith .Xllred J.. 224 Fremont
Smith Charlps W., ,522 Davis
Snook G. & W., ti30. Sacramento
.Sutherland A (Jray, 2:iO Sutter
Sweenev A Vance, 625 California
Thomas Will-am H./117 First Av
Tripp George A. A Co., 226 Fremont
Warren Henrv, 8-17 Valencia
Waters Charles, .30 o'Farrell
Weaver I). S., 1.5:{ Third
Weeks A 1 tsgood, 1.526 Stockton
Wenipe H. L., SW cor Valencia and
Hill
White George, S B Folsom, nr Steuart
Wild & o'Coimor, 1730 Market
Wilson W. F.,25 Stockton
Wilson A Williamson, 626 Larkln
Wood A McMillan, 146 Seventh
■Wyme M. J., 21(M FUImore
1029
THOMAS DAY
PLUMBER AND GAS FITTER,
122 AND 124 SlTTEB.
Buildings fitted up with Gas and Water
Pipes, etc. Plumbers' Baiilns,
etc., Cornier Boilers,
Bath "Tubs, etc.
McNALLY & HAWKINS
Plninlicrs M Gas Fitters,
6OT MARKET ST.
Grand Uoteu
Plambera' Materials.
ALLEX W. H., 761 Mnrket
BARKElt A SXoW. 4(k Market
Bush A ,s< udder, 22 P<ist
DAY THOMAS, 1:2 Sutter
DUNHAM. CARI!IG.\X A CO., m
rront
Uolliroiik, Blerrill <t Slrtkun, Ill-llS
California
.McN.\LLV A H.\WK I N.x, 807 Market
MoNT.\GlE W. W. A C.i., |i(»-iuj
Baltirv
I'rlor J. K., M2S .Murlift
Rovlante J., ;c Kr-inont
Savat'e A Son, N Cnllfornla
SELBY THiiM.As H. A Co., iiflC«ll-
tomla (nee adv. dept. paite xxxl)
T«y George H. & Co., 614-618 Battery
WM. K. A I. r.KN
IRON PIPE
Plumbers' Goods,
BKANN CO<'HN.
Coi'PER BoiLEKH, B\rii Ti !•, Ktc,
761 Market.
BAEKER & SNOW
PH MllKliS' A VII (its FnTF.IUi'
Stock vm. TihiW,
Copper Boilers, Batli Tab*,
ETC.
406 AND 408 M.V&KET.
Poiiah.
RAY W. S. <fe CO. (stovej, \2-U Mar-
ket
Redlngton A (>., 52!i Market
Yates & Co. (sapi.lli;, 113 Front
Pork l*n«-krr«.
(Sire iVort«/o/i lUcker:)
Pott4>rles.
Channel I'otterj- and Drain Pipe
Works, E. T. .Miii omy. 4*1 Mont
Clark N. (aijent I'uclQc and Sacra-
mento l'otterl>'.«. Sai rnnient"),
1(M7-1CM9 .Mark.t
OWEXS JOHN II. I agent .Michigan
Bar Pottervi, 22 I 'allfomla
Ray W. .s. A ('-o. (agent .\lblon Pot-
tery, .\ntloch ', 1'2-14 Market
Poultry and Uame.
Ambrose <t Uorai., 7H 79 Centre Mar-
ket
Auradou <fc Co., 1 <TIay St. Central
Market
Bolsson A PInchon, 15 S. K. Market
Boutelller L., 23-34 Grand Wertcm
Market
Brlncatt Salvo, SOfi CTay
Burbank A Sleyers, 43 California Mar-
ket
Burr A Lawrence, S4 Mission Market
CaplsA Claudlanos, :« Grand Central
.Markit
Cardlnet E. H., 1*5 Calif. rnia Market
CoimoUv Thomas, II S. K. .Market
O.k .lohn H..M1 M<r. hant
Ctirtis John 4 Son. 2.32 Klflh
Do.Manuel Joseph, 4 Clay Mrvel Mar-
ket
Del.K-he A < 'ribav . 2 s. y. Market
Dllla Wallii. • I o
Ekhotr A '• ■• Market
(ioss.M. A' I
Harris V.W ., >- oiral Market
Hart A (J'Hilman, Vti t aliforula Mar-
ket
HLxson H. n. A C^.., *»-4'J W B.hlngton
Market
Hlxson A Dllla, 19 Bay City Market
Lcniolne, Gaintiert A C..., 16 8. ».
Market
I.,evv H., 81 Callfom'a Market
MarronAO'B.lllx- :hi K."irlh
McDonnell P., 10 Grand Central Mar-
ket „
McGuIre A I>lsni<n<l,<3 Centre Mar-
ket „ .^
Miller Bernard, «l Centre Market
M >rrl» Kdwanl, 510 Sanruni
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods lorr-Imports direct
ANDEESON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St.
1030
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTORY.
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Murphy P., 74 Centre Jlarket
NnttlnK Walter P., 7 Grand \V estern
Pace''^Jo'eph <fe Co., U Clay Street
Central Market
Pratt S. K., 541 Merchant
Bobbins Frank, 103-104 California Mar- i
Samuel I)a%IJ, 17 HayesValley Jlarket
Sanders A., 81 Centre Market
Strasser Abraham, 58 Grand Cential
Market
Tortell William, 506 Clay
WehxT H. & O.., 23 S. F. Market
Well 4 W erthelnier, 76 Centre Market
Weller K. & Vo., 24 New Metropolitan
Market ^ ,_, , ,^
Woods F. N. & Co., 67 California Mar-
ket
Poultry-Fancy.
Ambrose & Horau, 79 Centre Market
Burbauk & Mo\ ers, 43 California Mar-
ket
McGuIre & Diamond, 63-64 Centre
Market
RobbluB Frank, 103-104 California Mar-
ket
Powder >I»niifacturers aud
American Ula,sb and Powder Works, 13
Friuiont
Atlantic (ilant i'owder Co. (NewYork),
10 Ciillfornia
CAIJKiiKNIA l'()WDER WORKS,
230('ul!fiirnia
CallfcirnlaVlKorlt Co., 203 Bush, room 10
DUl''iNT PuWDKRCO., John Skin-
ner aiient. 115 Pine (sec adv. dept.
paue xlvll)
GIANT I'liWDER CD., Bandniann,
Mi-Immi .t 0>. agents. 210 Front
IIA/AIU) I'oWDKU CO., Thomas II.
Selbv it Co. anents, IKi Caiifornia
Ilercul.'K I'owder Works, .314 Cal
JIDSiiN I'dWDKK C(»., Hanilmann,
Mi-lsen <fe Co. agents, 210 Front
I'aclllc I'owder Co., 402 Front
Safely Powder Cmj., S. O. Gregory sec-
retory, NW corOcta%Maand Green-
wkh
.Sbalnwald H. L. (Vulcan Blasting;, 123
Callfoniia
BANDMANN, NIELSEN & CO.
('oninieninl Agents ol'the
OIAXT POWDER COM'NY
OrFicf; 210 Fkoxt.
Prenerved Fruits.
Alden Fruit Preserving Co.. :!20 Mont
Coilc, KlK'lt it Co., .114 Washington
crTTINi; l'A('KlN(;CO., 17-llMaln
Goeljen N., l(«i: .■>!( Alii.ster
IIKPBIKN WAIil) A.dCasternPack-
Ing^ ;i0!i-:ill ,-in ranienio
King ot W III. ('. .laiMc.s & Co., NWcor
Ur.iadway nu.i .Saiisom
LuHk A. it Co., 5;{4 Clay
.San Johe Fruit Packing Co., II. P. Hub-
cey it (!o. agents, 205 Front
WangcnliMlui Sol & Co., 118 Davis
PreHMCM— Ruling.
PICH'K naxsco., 13-l!i Front
PrcHseM— Ilydrniilic.
Dudgeon Kneas, NW cor Kightli and
.Minna
Prr««eH— H'ino.
Flhh A. I., it Co. (agents), 9 First
Pr<'ai»«B and Dlen.
Roblilnd I'. A., 7 First
Priiil«>ra Itook and Job.
BAt'iiN it <'<)., NW cor Ciav and San
Hanrroft A. h. & Co., 721 Jlarket
IJnirv .1, II...W6Clav
Halef,W.M.ils ,t Co.. 123 Washington
Honnard it I'alv, (M'.i Merchant
Bt)SOi;i EDWAKl) <fc CO., 8E cor
Clay and I.eldcedorff
Brodie J. R. & Co. , 420 Clay
Brown .lohn F., 5o,> Clay
Bruce Donald, 537 Sacramento
Bnmm ct Smith, 521 Clay
California Printing Co., 838 Slarket
Carmany John H. & Co., 409 Wash
Chaignean A. & Co. (labels;, 536 Clay
Clack William, 1824 Market
Conger B. T., 622 Clay
Crocker H. S. & Co., 401-403 Sansom
Croudace F. W. & Co., 620 Merchant
Crowe JIaxwell L., 13 Lick PI
Cnberv & Co., 415 Market
Dempster Bros., 9 Bond
Dore B & Co., 512 Sacramento
E.\STMAN FRANK, 509 Clay
Eloesser Leo, 414 Clay
Farteon Solomon, 621 Sansom
FRANCIS, VALENTINE & CO., 517
Clay and 512 Commercial
Gordon Charles AV., 320 Sansom and
419 Sacramento
Greene Geoige W\, 4 Eighth
Hagans G. W. •music;, 532 Clay
Hinton W. 31. & Co., 536 Clay
Hughes Edward C, 511 Sansom
Hughes J. F., 605 Montgomery
Kane <fe Cook, 411 Clay and 412 Com
Kerr D., 60S Market
Knarston John H., 518 Clay
Lafontaine A. J., 625 Merchant
Lenrv A. J., 404 Sansom
L'eniion Sc Evatt, 311 Pine
Mackellar W. B., 518 Clay
McLean A. A., 605 Sacramento
Murdock C. A. & Co., 532 Clay
Murphv E. M., 415 Market
Pearsail A\'. M., 5 Post
Pettit & Russ, 320 Sansom
Ravelev Samuel W., 518 Clay
Rice J. L. & Co., 511 Jlontgomery
Roesch Louis, 31 Kearny
Roller Bros., 611 Clay
Rosenthal Ludwig, .538 Califoi nia
Roth Julius F., 216 Sansom
.Slocum A. M. Jlrs., 612 Clay
Spaulding, Barto & Co., 414 Clay
Sterett B. F., 532 Clay
Stokes Henry, 35 Third
Street C. H., 522 California
Tavlor & Nevln, 534 Commercial
Thomas P. J., 505 Clay
Tracy James P., 50634 Commercial and
621 Sansom
Upton John P.. 518 Sacramento
W'allace & Hassett, 419 Sacramento
Weiss M., 319 Battery
W'illtams & Co.. 421 Montgomery
W'interburn & Co., 417 Clay
Women's Co-operative Printing Union,
4'24 Montgomery
AVood G. JI. & Co. (copper plate), 120
Post
AVoodbridge Alfred F., 125 Sansom
AVoodw ard William A. & Co., 529 Cal
Printers— Power Press.
(See also Printer.i.)
BACON & CO., NAV cor Clay and San
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
BOSgUI EDWARD & CO., SE cor
('lav and Leidesdorfl"
Cariuiiiiv .l.ilni U. & Co.,409AVash
Crocl;er II. S. it Co., 401 Snnsom
EASTMAN FKANK, .TOi Clay
FHANCIS, VALI'INTINE & CO.. 517
Clnv and 512 Conimerclal
Stort'lt B. K., 532 Ciav
AVinterburn & Co., 417 Clay
AVoodward AVllllam A. <fe Co., 529 Cal
Prinlers' jHaterial8.
BLAKE, ROBIUNS & CO., 516 Sac-
ramento mid 519 Coinmi'iTiftl
Hueter Bros. & Co., 12 ."Second
LInl'orlli it Rawiings (lurniture), 20
Freiiioiit
Mardcr, Lusc & Co., .532 Clay
Miller it llicliard (J. J. Palmer agent),
.5211 Cniiimcrrlal
I'AINTilK it en., .510 Clay
Siialluck & I'lftcluT, .520 Commercial
WetluTliec (!. M. (furniture), NAV cor
Br> ant and Fifth
Printers* Rollers.
Newell Wllllnm AV., 616 Commercial
Shattuck <fe Fletcher, 5'20 Commercial
Printing Press Repairing.
Healdl. A. .514 Commercial
THAIN H. AV., 514 Commercial
H. W. THAIN
Machinist and Model Maker,
510 COMMERCIAL.
Printing Press Repairing a specialty.
Printing Presses.
Miller & Richard, 529 Commercial
Produce Commission Mer-
chants.
(See Merchants Produce.)
Provident A.ssociations —
Mutual.
Aid X'nion, 29 Kearny
La Solidai-ite, 72!) Montgomery
Mutual Aid, 729 Slonttiomer',-
Odd Fellows' Mutual Aia, 3'25 Mont
Pacific, 330 Pine
Provision Paelters.
Arnold B. E., SE cor Valencia and
Twenty-third ,, , .
Bunker R F., 75 California Market
Hen'.rich & Thyarks, 513 Front and 1
S. F. Jlarket ,, , ^
Merry, Faull & Co., 532 ::\Iarket and 41o
Michel"sen, Brown & Co., 310 Front
Muller & Koenig, 16 Californta MarKet
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co., 515 AVashington . , „
South S. F. Packing ani Provis on Co.,
cor Fourth Av and M, South ts. F
AVilson J. Y. & Co., 508 Market and 9
Sutter
Provisions— Wholesale.
(See also Grocers.)
Athearn&Co.,6 Steuart
Blgley Brothers, NE cor Clay and
Breeze &''Loughran, SW cor Washing-
ton and Davis „,„■,,
Bricham, AVhitney & Co., 320 Front
Castle Brothers, 213 Front
Delleniane & Co., 425-427 Battery
DODGE SWEEl^EY & CO.. 406 Front
(see adv. dept. page xxvlii)
Dodge AV. AV. & Co., NAV cor Clay and
Front „ ..^
Eggers & Co.. 210 California
Ehrman Jl. k Co. 104-110 Front
For.saith & Dodge, 325 Front
Foster S. & Co., 36 California
Gelz Bros. & Co., '301 Front
Haas Brothers, 102 California
Haight Robert & Co 226 Front
Henrv AV. Warner & Co., 421 Clay
Hentrich & Tliyarks, 513-51.5 Iront
Jennings, Cnir & Co., 600-002 Iront
Jennings Thomas, 416San.som
Jones & Co., •2'20 Fnmt
Kruse & Eiiler, 209 Iront
Lohman & Coghill, 313 Front
Manfredlni P. & Co., 124 Pacific
Mangels M. & C, 319 Clay
Martin, Feuser & StelTani, 311 Clay
McHenrv S. A Co., 425 Front
McKay * Brown, .4'27 Davis , . ,
Merry, Kaull & Co., 532 Market and
Micbelssen"Brown & Co., 310 Front
Middleton,i?rvde &Co.,320 AVash
Root it Sanderson, 412 Front
R( lUNTREE & McCLURE, 404 Front
San Francisco Packing and Provision
Co.,515AVasliington
South !^. F. Packing and I'rovislon
Co., cor Fourth Av and M, South
S. F.
Stearns <fe Smith, 4'23 Front
Steele, Eider & Co., 204 Front
Taber, Uarker & Co., 108 Callfoniia
Tillmann & Bendel, SAV cor Battery
and Clay . , _,,
Von Ronii & Hencke Bros., 414 Clay
Wellman, Peck <fe Co., 418 bront
AVheatcn & Luhrs, 219 Front and 307
Sacrainonto
VVleland Bros., 326 Front
AVilson J. Y. it Co., 508 Market
WOOSTER, HUBBELL & CO., Si-
Front (see adv. dept. page xxvlll)
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. L00MI5', 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOIIY.
1031
PiibliMhem.
(See also Booksellert, also Xewspa.
pers.)
BACON & CO., 50S Clay
Bancroft A. L. & Co., 721 Market
Bancroft, Kuli;ht & Co. (music), 733
Market
Carmany John H. & Co., 409 Wash
Collier P. v., tKIl Saiisoin
ConKregatloiml riihllshiiw Society, F.
E. ShenriT ntriiit, 7")7 .Market
Dewey & Co., -JO'.' Saiisom
Pewiug F. & Co., ::o7 l)ii|ioiit
Garretson William & Cii.,(i'2'j Wash
Golly J. B. & Co., m Ki'arnv
QUA V 3I.\ iril 1 AS tiniisU j, 117 Tost
Holt \\arrL'ii niia|i.-~), 717 .Montgomery
Keller II. ACn., 11(1 Post
LANGLKV 111:M;Y C., U .Mont Av
McKennev I.. >1., Mr, Clav
Morse Chhrlfs \\ ., 4-Jo Caiif.irnla
New Jerusali'tii Tract anil Publishing
Society, «:il' . Stevenson
Payot, Upliaiii ,^ Co., 'iW Sunsom
Presbyterian IJoanl of Publication, 757
Market
Rice J. L. & Co., 511 Jlontsomerv
ROMAN A. & CO., 11 .Mont^iomery
Sherman, Hyde & Co. (music), 137
Kearny
Stearns D. U. & Co., 606 Montgomery
Street C. H., .522 Ciilifornia
Vandall B.C., 518 Clay
White Carlos, 320 Sansom
Whitney Sumner & (;o.(law), 613 Clay
PtllUpH.
BAKEK & HAMILTON, i:j-19 Front
BERKY i- PLACE, SW cor Market
and Fremont
BODWELL U. U., 211 .Mission (see
adv. dept. pagexx.w)
Currier C. H.,28 JIarket
Deacon William, 133 .Alain
Fish A. L. <fe Co., U Flr.si
GAKKATT W. T., 13.-1 Fremont (see
adv. dept. page .x.xxviii)
Grant D. W. & d,., ni W ashington
Greenberg & Co., 205 Fremont
GREGORY U. P. & Co., 2 California
Hanson R. C. & Co., '.> >\n'nr
Hawley 3Iarcus C. .K Co., SW cor Mar-
ket and Beale
Herrick L. D., 33:* Fifth
Holbrook, Merrill <& Stetson, 111 Cal
Hope Iron Works, W. W. llanscom,
SE cor 31lnnesota ami Santa Clara
JEWELL A. M. & Co., Berry, bet
Third and Fcurth (.see adv. dept.
page 11;
Keeler .1. M. (Sluthour), :m Market
Lass well .M. I)., 7-17 iMission
MONTACIE W.W. & Cn., 110-118 Bat
Neylan & Young, is Spear
PENDEKGA.ST A S.UITir, 217 Fre-
mont (sec adv. dept., page xlvi)
RANKIN, BHAYTON & CO., 127
First
SELBY TIIO.MAS II. cfe CO., 116
California (.see adv. dept., page
.xxxl)
Smith .\lfred J., 222 Fremont
Stevenson & Wilder, l-'iOO Folsom
Tay Oorgo il. & Co., 614-618 Bat
TUSTIN WILLIAM I., 51 Beale (Bee
adv. dept., page xxxlv)
WILCOX W. C, 417 Mission
Pyrotcchiilc'M.
(6'ee FiTKWorks.)
Quartz AiiialKi*i"ntorH.
(»S'ee also Iron Fi>itnilarics.)
GOLDEN STATE AND MINERS'
IRON WoUKS, 2A5 First (see adv.
dppt., page xxvil)
HENliY .liislUA, 111 Fremont, (see
adv. (Ii-i't., pa-e lii)
RANKIN, IJliAVIiiN&Ct., 127 First
Qaarl/. (iiKcih.
iSee also Jewelers— Manu/acturl'ig.)
California .lewelrv Co., IM Sutter
Koehler & Rltter. 26 Post
Laine J. & Son, 618 >Ier<liniit
<|uartz MIIU-Mnnurartn- ChUaKo, Hock Inland, and I'arlOc, I
••«•••«. New .MontKoiuTy
(See Iron f}jwuUtries. AUoMaehtn- *•'''*' *"'' •^'"■"* Wi-*i.-rn lUllway, 140
ista, etc.)
<luart> N«-reen».
Quick John W., :i2 Frrniout
ttulrkallvt'r-.^Brnln.
Bell Thomas, .'Kl') Saiimmi
CUO.SS A Co.,21«.Suiisom
Langley CharlL's & Co., NE cor Front
and Pine
NEWHALL H. M. A CO., 309 Sansom
PAKROTT & CO., :io<l California
Redlngton & Co., rm .Market
Ra<'<> <'oiirH4>B.
Agricultural Park, N s Point Lobos
Av, bet Twenty-third and Twentv-
seveuth avs
Bay District Fair lirounds Assn. bet A
and C, aud First nixl Sixth avs
Ocean YIew Hiding and liriving Park,
terminus oreun House Boad
Ra«'k<>t ('ourta.
(See Ball aiui Kackct.)
Railroad Iron.
CROSS A CO., •Jiii San.som i
DAVIS, IIoWELI, & CO., 302 Cal i
P.U'IFIC HoLLINt; .MILLS, 16
Flrtl !
Railroad Nu|>i>li<Mi. <
-Vrnold N. S. & Co., 310 Calilornia
CKEGORY IL P. A Co., 2 Callfornlo 1
HlNTINGToN, Ilol'KINS & Co.,
Junction Market and Bush
WILLIA.MS, BLA.NCIIAUI) i CO.,
218 Califr.riiia
Railroad Ti«*H.
Evans West, .Mission St. Wharf
Lane Peter, 18 Clay I
Rallroadn. j
{^■Projer.teU or being built.)
-■.\mador (Branch) Railroad, NE cor
Townsend ami Fourth
•■'■Bav and Coast Railroad Co., 20 Nevada
iilock
.MontKoniery
Grand Trunk ICalln-nd, of C'atubU, 100
Sutter
KaiiKAx Cllv, SI. Jowph, and (Viuncll
lllutli.. 3 Ni'W )luiiti(oniLTy
Laki- sii.T, ,.,..1 Mi.iilgBii .Houthcm
lUllr '1 luery
MIchlgii : lirral Wv((ani,
.MiMunirl I'.i' ill' KullroaU, 3 New
MoMtgiillHTV
New York Central, 22 .Montgomery
Omaha aii<t St. Louio Short Line, 3
New .MnntgoiniTv
Peiinsylvniiln Itallpiad Co., 'JON M»nt
PIltHliurgh, cliiilniiall, and St Lou In
lUllroail, 2i« M.intj.iiniiTV
Plttsliurgb, K..rl Wnwi. , niidChl<«4jo
lUliroBd.JIH M..lili.-,,M1.TV
St. Lonlv I--' •- I ■ ■■•I V .rll,..r,,
lUil".
St. Loul-
! Illdlal
Railroad* N(re«t.
I CallfoniiaSI.., olHcc SK cor CalKonils
aiKl Larklii
Central, .rj Turk
Cltv, SW ciir .Mlimlonand Fonrtet-nth
I Ciay St. Hill, SW cor Clay and Lvaveii-
I wiirth
Golden (inte Park and .Seal Rock. 6(M
I Merchant, rfMim 12
i Market Street, NK cur Fourth and
Towiinend
North Beach ami Mlsklon, SW cor
I Fourth ami Louisa
Omnibus, 7-5 Howard
I Potrerii mid Bay View, .N E cor Foarlh
and Tiiwnseud
Presidio, 22 CallfMrnla
Prisnioldal, 3.31 .Montgomery
Suiti-r Street. 1201 Larkin
Terminal, NE cor Fuurtli and Towns-
dnd
Ranvea.
(.See alto Stoi-es atut Tinware.)
De La Montanva J.. fiOft-flOH Battery
Freeman A Wrin, :12« Thirl
(Joodrlch Tavlor, 22 (Icary
Holbrook, Merrill & SteDum, III Cal
lis John (;.. Kll-HIll Kearny
Lacv John (;..:».■. Klghth
Lecierc John, Ml W ashington
Berkeley Branch Kallrood Co., NE cor Slit, h.ll .Imn.s II.. 22211 Houanl
Fourth and Townsend
Berkely Ferry and Kollroad Co., 330
Sansom
California Pacltic iValleJo), NE cor
Town.send and Fourth
Central PaciOc, NE cor Fourth and
Townsend
Eureka ami Palisade, 426 California
''Los .\ngil''s atidSan Dlego, NE cor
Fourth and Tnwnsend
-Olend.K ino, 1(1 .Miirket
■'North Padtlc Coast (Narrow Gauge,
Sttucellto), .328 .Montgomejy
Northern, XE cor Fourth and Town-
6<>nd
Sacramento and Placervllle, NK cor
Fi.'irth and Townsfnd
*San Francisco ami Ci lorado River
Kallroad ( 'o., •')U5 .Sansom
San Francisco and North PacKlc, 426
Montgomery
'.San Francisco, San Mateo, and Santa
Cruz, 224 <'nlll.irn:".
'••San Luis ( ibispo and >«iitft Maria Val-
ley Railroad Co.. Id Market
San T'ablo ond Tulare lUllroad, NK
cor Fourth and Townsend
■'.South Pacillc Coast (.Narrow (Jauge),
21 Nevada Block
Southern Pacillc, NK cor Fourth and
Townsend
Stockton and Conj>ero|xdlK Railroad,
NE cor Fourth and Townsend
Virginia ami Truckee Ballroad tjo., 428
California
Rallroad«-Fni»l«'rii A|t«*ii-
rl«'«.
Chicago and North Western, 2 New
.Mcmtgoinery
Chicago, Burlington and Qulnry 2
New Montgonnry
MONTAGI E W.W. i Co., 110-118 Bat
Savage & Son, 137 Fremont
Tay (Jcorge H. <ft Co.,8U Battery
Raw llldr -railed.
D»'gen L. P., 10 Frei it
Krueger August i'., .NW cor .\labama
and Twenty-llrst
Boyer Herman, 855-»«l Bryant
Rradlnc Room*.
B'nal B'ritb, 121 Kl 1>
B-li. iii'ai, >■■.'.'■. 151 P:ii-
(•„ • ■• ■...Mi.Ty
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M.-i.«nii
Men lini.' r Mi.nl
ii.|d K«ll "" r^
IVoole's I
N ^ I!
Ti-rrlt.irl.i
giiriivi .
Workliigin
ket
Young Men> ChrlMlan A — >. latlon,
232 .SuttiT
I 1-rw Lll>ri4r>, sol .Mar-
Real »>tnl<
I ; ■ K-om^ry
l;. .im..m
II. , . ' nllfMrnIa
II'
111
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BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfe, etc, etc.
ANLfiESON Si HANJQLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
1032
SAN FBANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Blnmenberg Sns-an M. Mrs., 125ban6om
Blythe Thomas H., 7:4,'; ilartet
Bolado Joaqnln. 535 Clay
Bolton James R., 61S Merchant
Booth Lucius A., 40-2 Front
Bowman Arthur \V., -JO'-' Sansom
Bradford G. B., 708 Montgomery
Brannan Samuel, Mfi Clay
Brown Kd war ii., 5:<5 Clay
Browne S. C, 320 Snnsoni
Bryan William, 319 Sansom
Butler C. ('.. 5:4 Mordiant
Carr William K., 310 I'ine
CassellJiihn F.. 32-J I'lne
Center John, 420 California
Chapman William S., 306 Pine
Claepen Jnmc- M.. M Nevada Block
Concdi'n !;.• T>;i-, 40 Nevada Block
Con^'ii..n Henrv B., 240 Montgomery
Cook Daniel, 4 Nevada Block
Crim Samuel, 420 (Hllfomla
Cunningham Frank, 640 Clay
Cutter H. F., 523 Montgomery
Davis Alfred V.., :«>:• Montgomery
De Lavoagu J. \'., 25s Market
Do Vcrcv A. F., 515 California
Dean Peter, 4la Clay
Dcwev Sonire, 308 Plre
Dewev W. P., JOS Pine
Dodge (icorge S., 302 Montgomery
Donahue I'etcr, 424 Montgomery
Di'WF James, 408 Front
Duane C. P.,f)36Clay
Ixlwards George, 317 California
' Kllery Ki)es, 420 Montgomery
' Emcrit .'osei.h,621 Sansom
Fell J. J., 315 California
Flood J. C. & Co., 6 Nevada Block
Foa Julius, cor l>uiM.nt and Bdwy
Foucanlt V. M., 43!( California
Friedman Josejjh S., t)07 Washington
Funkcnstein Julius, .'ffO Sanson)
Gardner KolnTt.Slo Pine
Givcns IJ. J!.. 528 California
Godchanx J., 520 Montgomery
Grannies G. W., 42-43 Montgomery
I Block
I Grogan Alexander D., 705 Sansom
Gutierrez ('iin.ildo.r,7 Nevnila Block
1 llagglii & Trvls t!i Neva. la lilock
Jfari Uu.'h .Vil ^lontgonicr.v
llastiiigf S. Clinton, (iWitMiiy
llavward Alvinzn, 224 Ciilifornia
' Head A<l.llson E., H.S Nevada Block
I Helling Frederick \\., !l J'ost
Ilewes ])., rd2 Coniniercial. and 999
I Market
] Illinnielinann Andrew, f!37 Washington
I Hohurg W. II., (W, MontL'onierv
; Hogg T, Eucrtoii, :!o2 jMontgijniery
I Ivers Itlclianl. 21^ .Sansom
Jackson B. ('., 2-10 Montgomery
I Jackson J. A.. 318 Pine
' Jewell Tninian E., .507 Montgomery
Killc y c. II., 10l> Montgomery
Kliinii'ki- .loliii (;., -f.tl Montgomery
I.nml Cluirl.'S, :i24 Pine
Earkin Tljonias 1 1., I'M .Merchant
' l,e l!o\ Tli.<Ml.,re, 72:t .^lontgomery
I Eeiit William .M., .VJ Nevada Block
]jf\\ .\lTahftni, Kill . 'Ransom
Eewl^ T. It., Ifjiisnnsoni
Elllli- Ecwis, 21 Monlgomery Block
EliK ■ In ,li-roni<', 212 Sansom
I^lvirniore ( )., .522 Montgomery
Elvlngston .1. M., :i.ll .Montgomerv
Livingston Hl<lianl M.,:t:tl Mont
Luco Juan, 49 Monigoirierv Block
Luty Johns., 507 M.nlgoniery
Msnrow J. p., 424 Montgomery
Mason Frederick, 37 .Monlgomery Block
Maslen N. K., 22 Nevada Block
Maihcwsoii t. ])., fiO(i Jlontgomery
Matthews Henry, fill Clay
McCreery Andrew B., 211 .Sansom
McD<innld;Charles E. S., 113 EelilcsdorlT
McFarraii Isaac, 137 .Montgomerv
Meet/. TliiMidore, 4311 .Montgomery
Merrill Samuel, 22 Calilornla
Mllllkeii lsnn( 1'., ,->2s Calilornla
Moore Tlu.mas W (11 Nevada Block
Morlhon S. A., 4:«i Monlgnmerv
Morrell A. J., 420 Montgomery
Morrison T. H., 419 Pine
Morrow Itohert F., 414 CalKornIa
Mobs J. Mora, 718 Battery
Mowry I,. A. Mrs., cor Jiiichanan and
Ivy Av
Nortimm Edward F., 120 Sutter
Norlham Hoherl 120 Sutter
O'Connor Cornelius, fi Nevada Block
O'hane John |{., .so Nevada Hlock
Csborn G. W., 40 Nevada Block
Paiee Calvin, 116 Leide-sdortl"
Paige Timothv, 116 Leidesdorff
Partridge Peter G., 328 Montgomery
Piper William A., 606 Montgomery
Polhemus C. B., 120 Sutter
ProU Henry, 1319 Larkin
Reese Michael (estate of), 410 Mont
Beis Christian, 316 California
Reis Ferdinand, 316 California
Reis Gustav, 316 California
Reis Julius C, 316 California
Roberts M. R.. 6:« Front
Robertson J. Barr, 330 Pine
Rosenberg Joseph, 410 Mont
Rutherford Thomas, 419 Sutter
Rvckman G. W., 317 Montgomery
R'ver AViraiii T. '".. 3:w) Pine
Shiels William, 314 Bush
Shirley John, 536 Kearny
Sloan W. R., 628 California
Spring F. S., 705 Sansom
Spring John R., 705 Sansom
Stanvan C. H., 59 Nevada Block
Steiiibach R., 729 Montgomery
Stevenson Robert, 331 Montgomery
Stone N. B., 216 Sansom
Stoutenbnrgh J. E., SE cor Leidesdorff
and Haileck
Sullivan Eugene L., 61 Nevada Block
Swain William B.,37 Merchants' Ex-
change Building
Tams Samsom, 317 Powell
Teschemacher Henrv F.. 523 Mont
Tevis Lloyd, 49 Nevada Block
Theller S. L., 507 Montgomery
Thompson G. H., 320 Sansom
Throckmorton Samuel R., 401 Gal
Tripp C. C, 401 California
Trobock N., 313 Washington
Truette Felix, 6 Jfontgomery Av
Wadsworth J. C. L., 401 Cali,l'ornia
Wensincer F. S., 624 Sacramento
Wiucheil T. C, 606 Montgomery
Winter William, 103 Montgomery
AVom George A., 322 Montgomery
Young W. W., 424 Montgomery
Real Kstate Agrents.
.Vbuniu'la J. 51., 1-37 Montgomerv
Aitkeu R. H. & Co., 702 Market
Aitken & Co., 502 Kearny
Arnold Bros., 211 Kearny
Arrington N. O., 330 Pine
Ashton ('., 120 Sutter
Austin ?l. E., i'i39 Koarny
Barrv Edward, 415 Jlontgomery
Becker B. A., 3'i4 Kearnv
' Bibbins & Co., 314 Bush
Bisagno Luigi, 924 I'acilic
Bisagno & Barry, :t:8 Jlont.comery
Bollinger J. C, 624 Montgomery
Bovee William H., 50!l California
Bradford W. G., 708 :\Iontgomery
Brandon William M., 305 Kearnv
Brandt E. A.,605Clav
Brocklpbank 51. T., 606 Montgomerv
Bullock L. L. 606 Jlontgomerv
Butterflplil William, 109 Montgomery
Canavan P. H., 5.Safe Deposit Building
Capp Ciinrles S. & Co., 418 Jlont
Carnall & Eyre, 320 Sansom
Carter li. W., 302 Montgomery
Chapin George \V., 422 Jlontgomery
Chapman Russell, 137 Jlontgomerv
Clute & Co.,(l.v: Market
Cole A Jolinsi^n, 42ii ^Montgomery
Collins J. C, .509 Bush
Conner John W., 604 Merchant
Cook J. S., 1 Fourth
Cosgrove & Co., 705 Mission
Cox, Teall & Co., :{03 Montgomery
Coy Frank A Co., 430 Montgomery
Crane E. J., 211 Sansom
Crittenden & Howell, 25 Merchants
Exchange
CUNNINGHAM & CC»., 410 California
Daly & Hawkins. 116 Montgomerv
Damon .1. E., 607 IMontgomcrv
Davis William II., .320 San.scmi
De Vercy .\. F., 515 ( alifornla
Dockendorir George & Co., 33 Kearny
Dore .Maurice A Co., 410 Pine
Dully Hcrnaril ('., I2B-I Market
Durkiii Edward, .507 California
Durklii Patrick, .507 Callforida
Dwinelle C. If., 202 Snnsoni
Easton & Co., 22 ]\Iiintgomerv
Edwards George. 317 Califonila
Engllsli .lames W., SE cor Fidsom and
Twentieth
Field & Shiipser, 316 Jlfrntgomerv
Flnley Joel K. A Co., 720 Market
Fishei Charles C, 218 Pine
Fitch H. S., 240 Mcmtgomery
Frink George W., 638 JIarket
General Land Agencvof California, 320
Sansom
Gildemeester J. P. H., 621 Sansom
Giselman AVilllaTn, 636 Clay
Gonzalez Domlnick, 720 Market
Greenberg Henry, 306 Montgomery
Gunn William J., 410 Montgomery
Gwynn William J., 334 Bush
Harned Jacob A.M., 720 Market
HastingsC. F. D.,636 Clay
Hay hoe John, 501 California
Healev Benjamin, 531 California
Helling Frederick W., 9 Post
Heringhi Bernardo 422 Montgomery
Hill George A., 634 Market
Hill John, 402 Montgomery
Hofmann & Cook, 509 Kearny
HoUis & Harris, 2208 Mission
Holt Ziba, 230 Montgomery
Hussey James L., 402 Montgomery
Jackson John A., 318 Pine
Jacobs Albert, 206 Washington
James Charles A., 402 Montgomery
Kearnv Thomas H., 418 California
Kennv & Co., 638 Market
Laib Carl T., 739 Market
Landry & Babln. 612 ('omniercial
Leffingwell William, 331 Montgomery
Leonard Joseph H., 411'o California
Levy & Levitzky, 306 JFontgomery
Lewis John B., 500 Jlontgomery
Lichau Ernest, 756 Howard
Lindsev AVilliam, 225 Dupont
Little John T., 302 Jlontgomery
Lovell Edward C, 415 Jlonfgomery
Lutv F. E., 407 Montgomerv
Lynch H. H.. 320 Sanscmi
Madison, Burke & Co., NAV cor Mont
gomery and Sacramento
Magee Thomas, 210 Montgomery
jMagee W. H., 224 Montgomery
Jlajor & Co. 22 Kearny
Malatesta N., 614 Washington
Martel J. L., 636 Clay
Martin & Co., 424 Montgomery
Martinon A., 420 Montgomer.y
Matthews & Jewell, 5J-2 Kearny
McAfee Bros., 202 Sansom
McOrthy Charles J., 27 Court Block
McDonnell Patrick, 410 Montgomery
McElroy Robert, 519 Montgomery
fiercer R. J., 426 Montgomerv
Middleton John & Son, 419 Pine
Mihan J. B., 633 Mission
Moore (iwen, 4<I5 Kearny
Moran & Co., i)05 Sacramento
Moreal H. J", it Co., 402 Montgomery
Morison James H., .5-11 Sacramento
Morison AA'iiliam C. 541 Sacramento
Mosebach Henrv, 330 Pine
Mudge TUeodoie A., 218 Pine
Mulloy I'eter, 315 California
Murphv .\rthur, 331 Montgofnery
Murphv Daniel W., 608 Market
Nye J. AV. & ( 'o., .339 Kearny
Oakley R(diert 0.,422 Montgomery
Oesterreicher Louis, 22 Montgomery
Oliver B. P., 310 Pine /
Parnell John, 507 California
Parrish Edward, 607 iMontgomery
Penwell Samuel A., 652 Blarket
Perriu Edward B., 402 Kearny
Perrin Robert, 102 Kearnv
Petcr.-^en, .Slieiiherd & Co., 224 Mont
Peterson Enew alil, 314 Bush
Pforr John, 329 Montgomery
Purington diaries E., 331 Kearny
Revmert Theodore D., 40 California
Reynolds C. H. & Co., 333 Jtont
Re^ nelds William S., 531 California
Rice i Co., 610 Fourth
Riordan Timothy P., 608 Jlarket and 9
Post
Rollins AVilliani, 6 Montgomery Av
Rosenthal Joseph, 5:^5 California
Schaven Henrv, 720 Market
Schottler John F.. 700 Market
Schreiber John, 633 Mission
.Severns T. J. & (to., 230 Kearny
Shepardson H. F., 415 Montgomery
Shay B. J., 222 Montgomery
Sinclair Samuel F., 432 Montgomery
Smiley Joseph E., 320 Sansom
Smith Stephen H., 310 California
Spray George, 310 Pine
Stout & Co., 323 Kearny
Stuart AVilliam, 320 Sansom
Sullivan Peter J., 31 Third
Swales & Co., 9 Geary
Sweeney Daniel, 535 Calilornla
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
Velxipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS*. 706 to 716 Seamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1033
Swift J. P. & Co., 320 Sansom
Sykes John A., 32 Merchants' Exch
Taaffe Georirp & Co., 420 Montgomery
Tinkhani C. 1'., -liiS California
Tobelmaiin FreUerkk, ti;i7 Washington
Tooniy Henry, 424 ^lont^-omery
Trask Janios L., 6 Montj;onicry Av
Trnsseau P. C, 6(M Mprrhant
Turner Richard B., H40 Clay
Unger 4 Menilhi'im, 20S Montgomery
Van Alen A\ illiam R.,fi2.i:\liintioinerv
TanDiieen .Ii.lin, :n\) Minna
VanNordfn & Giluiore, 007 Jlont
Vospault Ferdinand, :?20 .sJannom
A'oDlUiejn, Uvland & Co., 044 Market
Walsh Simon T., 330 IMne
Watkin William B.. 4;« California
Weuener F. 1 1., 404 Monttonierv
Wenck William H. , 326 Pine
Wetherboc ('. II., 511 California
Wheat Charles IJ., .501 Calil'ornia
Wheatley Flilah I)., 1 Fourth
Whitman S. P., :?02 Montgomery
AVhittintrhill A- ('..., 931 JIarket
WlUev Jaiiipp it Co.. 4:i4 Kearny
Wmianis Ilenrv F., 740 Fourth
WInchell T. C., GOO Jlont^omery
Wltherhy Panlel .><., 224 Montgomery
Young Thomas, 424 Montwmery
C. S. CAPP «k CO,
Real Estate Agents and Honse Broilers,
418 MONTGOStKUY.
Houses and Lots for sale and to let.
Loans Negotiated. Particular atten-
tion paid to the Collection of Rents.
Full charge taken of Property lor ali-
sentees. Insurance, Repairs, Taxes
and Street Assessments attended to.
Reualiam, Loikjk Si'miw, Militajit
AM) Nav.m. Ooong, Kla<i«, Bai»-
.VKKS, Lacus, KiiiNi;Kri, Km-
iiHiiini-iiify, Ktc.
Norcroiw dc Co., Manofactureri
and Iniportem, tl I'obt St.
B. PASQUALK
Manufacturer and Impiirtcr of
Regalia. Gold and Silver Trimming,
'JtiT UoWAKi).
MADISON & BURKE
RBAL ESTATE AGEXTS,
501 AND 503 Montgomery
Full Charge taken of Property.
Real Estate Asaociationft.
(Sf.e also LandAssociations.)
Alameda Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 309 California
Alameda Real Estate Association, 607
Montgomery
Bay City Real Estate Association, B.'M
Market
Berkeley Real Estate Union, 422 Mont
CaUfornIa Real Estate Co., 2as Mont
Countrv Real Estate Associates, 40
California
Mechanics' Real Estate .\BSOciatlon,
207 Sanson!
Mutual Building and Loan Associa-
tion, 2.32 Sutter
Mutual Real Estate Co., 320 Saneom
Pacific Real Estate and Mining Bu-
reau, 411 '< California
Pacific Real 'Estate Associates, 310
Pine
Pacific Real Estate Union, 32 Sansom
Real Estate Associates, 230 Mont
Refioot^rM.
BOESCH EMILE CPaclfic Lamp and
Reflector Factory), 569 Mission
cRefrlgerator Car*.
Western Refrigerator Car Co., 727
Fourth
Rofrlfferatom.
ARMES & DALLAM, 11.^117 Front
Howes E. K. * Co.. 118-122 Front
MONTAGUE W. W. & C(i., 110 and
118 Battery
Reiralia.
(See also Military Goods.)
NORCROSS & CI I., 6 Post
PASOUALE B., OS*) Washington and
907 H<i\vard
Plate A. .1. & Co.. 510 Sacramento
SOHER & REIMANN, 325 Jlont
Cuunlnii A. If.. €» Folaom
CTeK»a«ila Mal«'o, IS Thlnl
Dalland Auinut«. 817 Muulvumery
Dalldiirf k Co., KW cur .Market and
I'm mm
I*'- ^' Pinion, ,vn JarkaoD
I>' Iro, S12 t(4nMiin
]>' ' . -12 tiraud t^uttral
Repaokera-Merchandlae.
Ailmnn D. * Co., .•« Conmierclal
Anthony F.<twanl T. A ('o..40!»Coni
Byrlng (i. H., NE c<.r Bat and Jack
Collins DouL'las, Prlngle Court, nr
Greenwich
ReporterH-PlionoBraphlr.
Belden E. .s., 037 K.-arnv
Bennett Cli-ment C., 4:<4 Caiifornia
Brown * Maxwell, fiO-l Merchant
Cherry * Casp.r, ;tlO I'Ine
Darnenl Il.-rvey, otllce (ilil City Hall
Evans A. H., :«ti Pine
Femicssy .1. I>., (w7KeBmv
Gearharl .I.W., ti Court Block
Houghton S. C., 21 U. S. Court Bidg
Hyatt T. II. .)r., 004 Merchant
.lones <fc ( ishoiirnc, (">:«> ("lav
KInsev Charl.-s ('., 2:t4 Bush
Knox T. R.,fi:i(inav
Mnrsh Andrew ,1.. s Montgomery Av
Ma.xw.ll 0. ll..(i:«iCI,iv
Maxwell William A., tXM Merchant
Osbournc S., 0;«i Clav
Rliey & Whltton. fi.'i Nevada Block
Rlsley E.W., 502 Muntgomerv
Stanley F. H.,OC..nit Hlo.k
Siiiiiucr Cliarlcs .\., 040 Clav
Toiler I '. II., 402 Montgomery
Von Lowi'iifids ('., s .Montgomery Av
Whltton A. K., 65 Nevada Block
Whltton C. F., 2M Bush
ReHtanranta.
Alex Joseph F.. I4I3 Stockton
Alts & Moeller. 202 McAllister
Althof Bros.,(i20 .Market
.\ndreani (i. A Co., .5:« Washington
.\ntunovlcli Florlo .520 Sacramento
.\rlana Rntto, 89-1 Front
Baclzza (Jc.rgi-, :W,. Third
Baricevidi .lohn, 114 ."Second
Bazzuro Frank. 105 Pacillc
Becker George J., SW cor Fourth and
Btrrv
Becker & Moegllng, .30 Sixth
Reban R., SE cor I)ni«.nt and Bdwy
Bellmer J. H. C., 1(M First
Berges P. B. A Co., 529 Commercial
and 7;C Market
Bergez A Klein, 5:)B Washington
Berkhauer A KoenekeiSt. Ann's Rest),
NW cor Eddv and I'owell
Benihamer Ilarrv, :M Market and 5
Sutlfr
Bern.stcin George, 1140 Market
Bill Conrad, 2!t Ilrnnim
Hire h Antonio, 212 llrannan
Bocken A Haccala. .'■>40 C..iiimerclal
Bolognesi Raflacll.. 500 Washington
Boothhv A. F., 312 Towiisend
Boothc Arthur, 2.50 '■. Fourth
Borl>oa .1., i:<;i6 iJupoiit
nordc-iiavp A. J.. 700 Jlontgonierj-
Hordes A I.assalle, NW cor Dupont
and Slitter
Bradv Matthew, 2.5.3 Steiiarl
Bragalio A Volvo<ll(li. 01" Kearny
Branco A Snarez, 2:14 Hrnnnau
Bresse Louis. 310 .M..ntfc;omery
Brodi-rlik .lohn. 41 PaiUU
Brown Fred, rick, losi.-nart
Buriiess .laiii.s E., .TKi I'oM
Burke Wllllnm L., E s \alencla, nr
Twenty-sixth
Burns John IL, 517 T'nilfomia
Caleneje Angeio, Clark, bet Front and
Davis
Carmlchai'l Nell, l(r.M! Sutter
Caslls Nicholas, 917 Slarket
Chaiidl.T A Frost, .'iOI Dupont
Chaiinetle Ephrnlm, 719 Market
Clelchack Anthony, i:« F flh
C.ilcmnn Jamen, ls:il .Mission
Collins S. P. A ("o.. 32St .Montgomery-
I).-iit.-^l. •
Dlamla l>
DIvIv!, I,
Dl V
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D.
D..^^ !
I)r..l;tt.. M
Droiillhn'
DutTev W
Duncan \N
"h
"•dway
«^l. II. (aii .. II 1 I ri 11 I I > II I -" . .-Ill 11
Egirers A Spanr, Mir. limil»' Kxchaase
EiigellM-rk' E. A.. 410 K. iirny
Erasmy A Vu\ ■ 1:1 ; si
Erlckson A
Farlev n
Ferrlnl A 1
Finch A II
Fisher A ' ny
FiamliTs I ~ xtoenth
<ktuu
Iter
Fletcher .\.
Flood Dai
Fiooil Danl.L l.il 1 Mil
Foster Jiinl* P.. I nil House
Fowler t'liarleii, \K..,r K>'ar and Pac
Francis BrnihiT". 22 Dupont
Franclscovlch r,,,ni.i, i:«r7 Polk
FraiKUiivli h Jlntitow, 0 Fourth
Fri'iia.s .MaiiiK'I, IH Minna
Frlcdmnn .Max, .Vfi Merchant
(larcia Francisco. 71H .Muiitgomer)'
(;<>Mrge .lohn, 2ir, T'l I I
Orst.-niicn.- W;; M .',,. t
Gervaiic" Gii.r.
Glagi.iin-ttl Ilai: -i
Glanlionl N. A 1 ,.. - . ^-. ■■ .a;.
Gibson James E., 2I11 .1. T-^k•
GIrard August, 707 I'aclilc
Glusti Joe A Co., IU5 Cnl Market
GIvovlch N.,ri09Cla>
GrassI A Svetlnclch 7 Mliwlon
Green J. C., 8 Jack-.n
(^reenieaf Harry II.. :«iO ilayea
Gregory Tliomas, SK cor Pine and
Montgomcrv
(Jret'iivlch A Franclscovlch, 5 Sixth
(Jrlglcli .lean, h hji-i
Gr'is.lta MHrtln,.527 I'ummertlai
Giialzatia Charb s, bCM Bush
Hacker Anilrew 421 Fourth
Ilager Geort-e, Oii'> ('•.iiiinerclal
Hansen .\. N. A Co.. lii;i Washington
Hanxen Hans I'., 2ii2 First
Hansen A Petersen. W2 Fourth
Ilauhrb'h A Miiller. 312 Mush
Hawl.v W llllam A., 11'-. Sixth
II. alv T., 12 .Stockton
Heliiemann Louis, 513 Valencia
Heiiime A Renter, 27 K.-arny
Heiin \\. Warn, r, 519 Clay
Hesse William Jr., SK cxir,.4uttrr and
K.'arnv
Hoesch H-ii'v. 417 I'ln.-
Holt Til. I- M •...»i--'.-.
Ilorst IP
HulH-ri .1
Hiiltbei. ^
Inglls Al'Nuiil. r. Ibi V- urtli
Jagou P. Le .Vi' Pine
J..l-.n«on P.-t-r, •'■■^ Mflrlct
.I' • •■ ■ ■- .- i-nth
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.1 !'
J • »l
Jov ■lull (.• -i^'. M; .r Drum and
Jacknou
Jugas«>vlcb A. * Co., UrtSlxUi
Jurv .I..bn A Hr >., iSM .Menhant
Kanips Kr< lirbk W.. IH (UlfomI*
and 2:1 Davl.
Kemi«- I.Mil. s,., I.,rkln
Klng\\ "• . ^
Klrwln rhmtnot and
.M..1.
Knaiith < nn >v.-r. ...r Krarny and
Itay
Kneasn D. K-.tM Mi»»'on
KiinlK A Melnihr. .SE cnr,(tou«h and
Ualghl
Konp niarle., 104 .•v-vrnlb
K..rn.--.-b M !!l'nm. 2r7 «-<-'ml
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BEAMISH, Tindereells aU— Shirts, Underwear, Neck^ireee, etc
ANDEBSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1034
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Larsen & Jensen, 1025 Dupont
Lewis John S., 637 3Iission
Lindner Conrad, 409 Sansom
Linne Henrv, cor Fourth and Berry
Lombardl & Dotti, 130 Montgomery
Av
Longlev G. W. * Co.. 523 Clay
Loo & Lahallle, 641 Washington
Loprestl Antony, 1!) i'owell
Lucchetti Frank, 51!) Davis
Lnrdberg N. I'.- SK cor Clay and
Leides'torff _ ^„ .
Slack WInfleld S.. 1S03 Mission
Mad'on & I'ettr.-on, 14 Sacramento
Slakree Xich-.las, 816 Front
MalllDi;er I'l-ter, .WS Francisco
Manning Alired W., 426 Pine
Manning Henry A., 822 Laj.'una
Manning William, SW cor Railroad
and Seventh avs, Son-h S. F.
Mariner John V.. iwil'- Market
Marslich Domlnkk, 1022 Hattery
.Masoiinctte & Uakcr. 221 Leidesdorff
MftS?erano J. I)., 420 Jackson
Maver Charles, Grand Central Market
Maver Frederick. Itallroad Av. bet
'Fonrteenth and Fifteenth avs,
South S. F.
Mazia Label L., 23 Vallejo
>lci'ttuley A Youn;.', ll'i.-lSSixth
>lcCrea Andrew, 1!) Vallejo
>U Uemiott Michael J., 703 Howard
.M< Lane John. 710 Front
Med.ivlch A Co., 6 Leidesdorff
Mentz J. 11. &Co., IsE cor First and
Brannun
M.unier Louis, 4iwi<, Dupont
M<ver & Muehe, 211 Sutter
Mller r;eor>:e. 2413 Howard
.MllloKlav 51. 1'., 1.3S Fourth
.Mllloglav N. J'., SE cor I'ac and Bat
Milloglav I'eter 1'., 12;{'.,. Sixth
.Mlichell A Matalich, 1204 Stockton
Mora^hin M. B., GS California Market
Morrlscli Ham.-rla, 244 Third
Morrison Jc.liii W., 1316'.. Larkln
>I tiller Ge.,r^-e, .W Battery
Mulkr John, .112 Bush
Nft.i-ar Henry, cor Gou>,'h and Market
N^kTlul <fc Danclant, 2.'!5 Mont Av
Ml liolas (ifori-'e, :i:t .Sacramento
Nli'ssen .li.hn, 1724 Sfm kton
M.'ss.n U. r., I.VJI Dupont
O'llrlen (Jeortc, CIS Davis
(jhl A Grover, cor Tenth and lUllroad
avs. Souths. F.
Ohlen h^lward, 212 .Sansom
ohlsen C. r., SK cor Spear and Har
Ol.sen & I'di-rsi'ii. 102 Sjiear
(Intlveros Ji'-u.-. i:!2(; Dupont
rarsons Janie.i II., 1427 I'olk
I'avllcevlch .lolin, :v', Market
l'e(hln Cliarle , .'17 Front
I'liina? Antone, 31 Third
I'.-ndletoii (:i-..rt:e, r.-:i I'aclOc
I'lndo John, 723 Davis
r.tiTf-en <ft Liit/en, i«i7 KearuyJ
i'l'terson Louis, .Vll Ka.st
i'ieper & l^oarj;. lot Second
I'lke.lnc.l, .M., ,>|M Clav
I'ike A lla.ve^. Klc, Kearny
I'l.pe Giislavtis, ,'>17 First
I'retti \., NK cor Jack and Bncbanan
I'riet I'ierre, 115 Dupont
Itaie William W., 4:r2 Cnllfomla
lin. Ich Andnw, )1:> Davis
liadmich Aotonl,,, -^-^ sti-uart
Itau .» icli Antonio, :« Fourth
|{.B.-an John,. 17 Tiilrd
i:ii .1 William, .V2 Third
Kli liards (;.rorKi' H.,315 Fourth
Bocers (Jeorite A., 124^1 Mission
Bold M. L. Mr-., Jill) Fillmore
Konen Frederick, :«i5 Sixth
Sandoval Andres, (!24 Washington
Sarscen Kdward. si | Third
Saulmann A Lauiii-tein, 520 California
8nvory K. II., sK n.r Market an<l Third
iiichamlnitlmuseii Frederick, 1022 Mar-
ket
fichreder Charles, Ii5 Fast
Miroder AC....42."! Ka-t
Krhroth A Wc-t, r.lil, 228 Kcarnv
Schulack Frank. (;:rj Vullejo
Srhullz .loseph, 2li7 Third '
Schutt John II., i:«i First
8chnnr E. J.. SW cor Kearny and
Montgomcrv .\v
SclacralUKB < I., SI'i Clay
Prott F. I{...Kiy Wa-hington
Segui A Ardlu, Kl'.\ Davis
ScTerance Henry F., NE cor Taylor
and Market
Shefns Charles, NE cor Davis and
~ Jackson
Shores George M., 10 .Sacramento
Shultz Adolph, 1622 Folsom
Simon Henry, 131 Sansom
Smith A. v., 17 Washington
Smith .liihn, 214 Washington
Smith William, 153 Seventh
Somalv & Coqueugniot, 624 California
Stathopulis & Allione, 87 Centre Market
Stork A Peguilhan, 445 Bush
Swain Albert E., 636 Market
Swain K. K. A Co., 213 .Sutter
Taber George, 216 Ninth
Techau R. J., Summer, bet Spring and
Kearny
Thomas James, NW cor Mam and
Br.vant
Thorsen Lars, 521 East
Trihel A Grimm, 219 Mission
TschLirr A Dingeon, 217 Kearny
Uzzovich John, 508 Front
Yanoni Marco, 146 Secomi
Tillalon Isabel G., 545 A'allejo
Viollch Antonio, 727 Davis
Vitaich John, 42 Fourth
Ylautin Paul, 7l5 Davis
Vorwerck Charles, 1819 PoweU
Wagner George E., Fifth Av, Hunter's
Point, South S. F.
Walford W. E., 32 S. F. Market
Wappel Michael, 204 Fourth
Weiss A Feldmann, ;?27 Bush
Westcott A. R., 225 Clay
Westerfeld A Page, 745 JIarket
AVestheimer A Co., 322 Montgomery
Weston William, 9 Stockton
White Chalkley, 5:« Clay
Williams John, 608 Clay
Williams Joseph F., 32^ Third
Wilson Axil \V., 612 Clay
Wlncenz Au.'ii x, .5;52 Tallejo I
Winter John. 1737 Mission |
Wlttnian G. A Co., 412 Pine
Woodward 1{. B., .527 Sacramento
Wright & Thain, Oakland Ferry
Wunsche C. G., 58 Steuart !
Zachaiias C, 711 Howard \
Rice— Slills. |
INDIA. William M. Greenwood, SE
cor Fremont and ^Mission, office 412
Battery (see adv. dept. page xxl) [
Kiding Acadeiuiea. |
Levy Brothers, 737 Folsom I
Risrgrei'S' I
Brewster William, Brvant, nr Beale
Davits R. P., 508 '2 Battery
Edmonds A Taylor, 6 Union
Green William, 26 Howard
Simmons William, 17 Howard
Smith AVlUlara H., 120 Howard
Kolling Mills.
PACIFIC, office 16 First
Roofers.
Bellnow Louis, 43 Ecker
Brady Patrick, 1326 Folsom
Brown A Wilson (asphaltum), 614 Miss
Bruggemann Henry (asphaltum), 208
Sutter
Bryan J. M., 130 Third
Burke F. H., 528 California
Conlln A lloberts (metal), 728 Jllssion
Cronan William .1. (metal), 1071 Mar-
ket
Dubois W. E., 504 Valencia
Dutry C. W. (asphaltum), 740 Fourth
DIWCAX GE iRGE & CO. (asphal-
tum , 6.52 .Miirket
Flski' Ilnirv (J. (iiu-tal), 819 Market
FOKDKKi:U .KiSKl'H F., 226 Mis-
sion (we adv. dept., page xlll)
HIggs H. W. (asphaltum). 844 Wash
Iredale .\. S. (metal), 9.57 3Ilsslon
Johnson I'etcr lasiiUaiiuni), 17 Stev
Klnnear Kb ti (M>phaltiiin), 120 Sutter
Larkln A Flalorfv (asphaltum), 35 Post
LInd A Van IJusliirk. 620 Market
Maguire James. 1075 Market
McKeown William, .595 Sixth
New England Combination Roofing
Co., NW cor Jllsslon and Main, of-
fice 215 Kenrnv
Pacllic Asphaltum Co., 422 Montgom-
ery and 420 Jackson
Packscher Joseph, 2027 Fillmore
Patrick F. M. (H. W. John's Manuf
Co.) (asbestos). 5 First
Ferine N. P., 6:38 Market
Platz Joseph, 227 Post
Readv Rooting Co.. Bluxome, bet Futn
and Sixth, office 422 Jlontgomery
Schotler Hermann, .308 ^^ Townsend
Snook G. A W. (metal), 630 Sacramento
league William, 118 Eddy
Walton N. C. Sr.. 219 Mission
■Whipple E. K., .37 .Second
Whittler J. E., 629 Third and 803 Bran
Roofius Material.
Hanna J. A P. N., 308-310 Davis
Ferine N. P., 638 Market
Salamander Felting Co., 317 Cal
Walton N. C, 219 Mission
Root Reer.
New England Root Beer Co., 107>^
Fifth
Rope Manufacturers.
{See Cordage.')
Rotary Pressure Rloirers.
GREGORV H. P. & CO., 2 California
Senderling John C. (agent Baker's), 51
Fremont
Rubber Ooods.
Del Mar Alexander, 120 Sutter
Goodvear Rubber Co., 577 Market
GREG' iRY H. P. A CO., agents N. T
Belting and Packing Co., 2 Cal
Gutta Percha and Rubber Manuf. Co.,
501 ^Market
Sutton Charles Jr. & Co. (boots), S4-36
California
WILLIAMS, BLANCHARD A CO.,
agents Merced Rubber Co., 218 Cal
Rubber Moldings.
Bradstreet J. R., 609 Mission
Rubber Printing TTlieela.
Sheplar S. H. A Co., 702 Market
TRUWoRTHT F. M.,318 Front
Rubber Stamps.
Hanks Mordecai "W., 1.37 Montgomery
Klinkuer C. A., 320 Sansom
Uaklev A. D., 712 Montgomery
Sheplar S. H. A Co., 702 Blarket
TRL WORTHY F. M., 318 Front
Rucliing Makers.
Floersheim Emil, 115 Sansom
Freese H. F., 143 Third
Ruffling Manufacturers.
Cohn S. A Co., 571 Market
Hohenthal G., 107 Fifth
Johnston David J., N s Santa Clara, nr
Jlissouri
Kramer A Co., .511 Market
Lash H., 5.37 Market
Saddle Tree Manufacturers.
Main A Winchester, 214 Battery
Saddlery Hardware.
(See Harness and Saddlery Hard-
ware.)
Safe Deposit.
Safe Deposit Co., SE cor Calif ornia and
Montgomery
Safes— Iron.
Bryant A Tavlor (agents DIebold, Nor-
ris A Co.), 312 California
Gallagher James J., 151 Beale
Hooker John D. (agent Hall's Safe and
Lock Co.), 210 Sansom
Kittredge Jonathan, 18-20 Fremont
LEA V ITT C. H . 225 Beale, (see adv.
dept. page xxxix)
McKibbin A Petterson, 317 Howard
Nutting Calvin A Son, 121 Fremont
Paige S. B. A Co. (agents Detroit Safe
Co.), ;» New Montgomery
BtjIIocj: & Jones— Impeding Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Ezclusive Patterns.
Fine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Seamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTni;v
1035
Eaymonii & Wllshire (agents McNeala
& Urban), 215 Calllornla
SIMS JOHN K., 12;J Bcale
Stevens Joseph (manager I'actflc Safe
Co.), 122 Spear
MallinnkerH.
Blaklston .lolm S. & Si.ti, (>-« Clay
Branson & .Viniita-;i'. S s Broadway,
bet Battery and Krmt
Byrne Charli's, T Clav
PETKK'K K. <fc CO., liJ Clay
Funck Christian ('., -If! Clay
Hardinc; 4 Brann, .Vi Clay
Lund I'l'ter \V., Brvnnt ur Bealc
NEVILLK & CD., :il-:« ( 'alifomla and
16 Davis, (see mlv. Uept. pai;e
.xxxvll)
Prior John L., .304 Davis
Reynolds Thomas, SE cor Market and
Steuart
Simpson & Fisher. .50 Clav
Wood W. C, 44 Market
Salmon- Canned.
Booth Sydney (A. Booth's). :il8 Front
Coleman William T. & Co., SW cor
Front and California
CorviUe Emerson & Co., 320 Sansom
DODGE, SWEENEY & CO., 406 Front
Hapgood & Co., J. Clement agent, 211
Sansom
HEPBUUN WARD A., 30!)-.Sll Sac
Hume R. D. & Co., 221 Front
Sacramento River Packing Co., 318
Front
SCOTCHLER & GIBBS, 318 Front
SCOTCHIiER & GIBBS
318 Front St.
Agents for Jos. Hlmk, Eibk.ka Pack-
INU Co., A. Booth & Co., Booth & Co.,
English & Co., Pick & Shovei. Ad.v-
MA.\TINE C.VNDLES, ThOTER & JUDD
Pff. Candles, Etc.
Salmon Net Twines.
BARBdl'It I!KijTHER.S, 311 Market
DOYLE HENKY & CO., 511 Market
Rosseter & .Smith, 545 Jlarket
Salt.
Barton B. F. & Co., 213 Sacramento
Carmen Island Salt Works, 207 Front
Ehrinan M. A r,.., 1(M-110 Front
Getz Brothers A Co., 301 Front
Glorglani A. (estate of;, 421 Wash
Harris John, 24!) Steuart
Harrison & Co., 413 California
Hevwood & Hendl'-'y, 224 Clay
Mollov John, .54 Clay
Newell & Brother, 221 Davis
Osterloh Henrv, V Commercial
Plummer J. A. & Co., 224 Clay
Union I'acillc .Salt tlo., 2I» .Sacramento
Sattli naber».
{Her. Do'trs.)
Hntih Weifftat*.
0. K. Foundrv, 22s Main
Tobey Curtis, 22s Fremont
Sauce and *'atsi»p nana-
facturers.
Brown <fe Metzner (importers), 549
'Market
Clavton Hnph J., 34 California Market
Code, Elfelt <fe C..., 314 Washington
CUTTINi; I'ACKINCCO.. 17-41 Main
FISHEK .1. II., 50!) Commercial
King of William C. Jnmns & Co., NW
cor Broadwav and Snnsom
Richards & Harrison (Importers), 314
Batterv
Wangcnhelm Sol A Co., 118 Davis
■WultVife .Schroedi-r, 422 iJavIs
SanNaeeH and Cured Meat*.
An<lerau Joseph, 40(l'2 f^'ary
Artlgues E. & Co., 14 S.K Market, anjl
FIflh A V, bet Railroad A V and M.
South S. F
Aubcrt Albert, IDS. F. Mark«t
Uallly Bros., 71 California Market
Brekel F., 26 Conlral Marki-t
Itrllten <t KleminliiK, 427 llaveH
Bunker Kohert F., 74 Callfi.rnla Mar-
ket
Buttgenbach Joseph, .■iV) Fourth
Clayton llu;;h J., iu California .Market
Devrleze Juan, H2:» I'atlllc
Drouel II., 142U Stockton
EllenlMrtir, Holler A Co., 39 Grand
.\rca<le .ilarket, aud 3 Grand Cen-
tral Market
Ellonoerger 4 IIotTcr, fil Cenire Mar-
ket
Empev ('harles, lO'j Stevcniion
Fllllot F., 115 .Sixth
Goedeike I'. I.., 1322 Dupont
Goodwin Charles, 15 and 32 Centre
."Harket
Gulchet Francois, 2:2 Fourth
Haarer F., S s Brvant, bet Fifth and
Sixth
Helneman & Sterns, 511 Ilavos
Uentrlch & Thyarks, 1-5 S. F. Market
Ilildebrand Jacob, 23 liayes Valley
Market
Kanni-'lesscr Julius, 140'J Stocktfiu
Kaskei L. & .>M>n, 10 Taylor
Kellv C & >!., 43;i Stevennon
Louden R. B. <fe Co., 5 Centre Market
Mae.ssen William, 2 New Metropolitan
Market
Martial Phillip, 506'.. Bush
Muller <fc Koenlg, 15-16 California Mar-
ket
Neubert <fe Turk, 2.5 Cftllfornia .Market
PIzzala Charles, li:C Dupont
Schwamm A Ludwlg, 3 [Stockton
Selbel J'hlllp, 1-2 Clay Street Central
Market
Straub John, 23!) Fourth
'llinmas Conra'i, 1429 Dui>ont
Wedemcyer & Voll, .51 Centre Market
W ell Mever. lOS Dupont
Winter Bros., 43 Fremont
NavinifH Bank*.
(.See liankx—fkivinfii aifl Loan.)
Saw DuMt.
Gregg & fo., 410 Main
Sansuperie .\ntoine, 131 Main
Saw Filera.
Brown William, 222 JackBon
Dexter A. G., 11-22';. MIs.slon
EttlngW. A., 1108 Market
Glbbs R. F., 95'i Stevenson
LInforth Alfred, 318 Jackson
Mi^'noia John * Co., 24-JO Post
Miinson James II., .504 St.-venson
ortet Jean F., 524 Commercial
Robson Henrv, ;)00 Jacksiai
Seculovlch Peter T., 501 Stevenson
Terrv W. N., 7 Spear
Verrill C. M., G4I .Mission
Maw nanurs4-tarerH.
American Saw I'o., 12 Culifornia
Bonney n. .Ir. (band), 221 Mission
Brown Wllliaiii, 222 .lackson
Conn E. J., 'iO!l. Mission
LInforth Alfr.d, 31ft Jackson
PacillcSaw .Munuf. <'o., 17 Fremont
Randolph Saw Co.. 45 Jremonl
Rollins John B., liOfi .Mission
Spauldlug Nalban W., 17 Fremont
Nawins and '.Planing.
(See I^aninn ^fitU.)
Sawmill Maehlner.T.
BERKY 4 PLACK, SW cor Market
and Fremont
Birrh, Argall & <'o.. 119 Beale
Glob.- Iron Works, F. A. Huntington,
145 Fremont
GRKUOKY II. P.* CO., 2 California
HENDY JOSIIIA, 49 Fremont (nee
adv. dcpt. page 111)
Small Isaac 11., 574 Brannan
Scale*.
(See nUo Hardware.)
Fairbanks A Hutchinson lagent* Fair-
banks Scale (%..), 417 MarkM
Parkhurst V. S.W. ia;;eiil Howe S< ale
Co.)" E cor Market an! Fremont
t*cbnj<
nt« UulTalo
\\ ill'i
School Pnrnltnrp.
(A(e< aim I
Bamr.fl A. !,. * '
GILHKHT A M-'. i
Molt Warren, 717 >1 uti. n,. n
Kemp J. A Co., lou MlMlon
Itunmn A. A <'o., II Munt«omery
Nchool* nialnV'
Muth<-lmer J., .vr; Monlifoniery
SchouU - Private.
(.Sr/- af". '^ '.'rtrrt,alMO Traeheri.>
Aca : I)ami-, E • I>olorpii,
-•••Turk
■ '- ■•• Kartell
'■ 11 ti Ne«« A>
Clar, I H. Wi-eilen,
2:t:i 'I'l „n.:i
Cochrane .M. It. .Mrs., SW oof Twenty-
fourth aii.l Shotwell
DIthmar Knimn Ml»«, 403 Sixth
Irt'rman An.rrl. an, 221 (Jeary
HaOi.M' K. |i. Mr>. i French and En«-
ll-h , l:iil Tavlor
Horn.- Institute, .Mlsi I. G. Prince, 21H
I>Idy
Ives K. F. Mr«.. 311 Papp
.MciJaiii.v ,1 r ^•- • jsii'FarreU
.Mefn-t ,\m '
Merrltt II M.iner I
Miller M«. Tyler I
Oui La<ly .,t .M._i._;. -, cor KIrrt and
Brvant ,
Public Kln.lcrvnrt-n. N » Silver, l)et ,
Ross II.-iii '■
School ..f 1 I Port
.•^emlrr H. : . I lurk i
.^t. B(.nllate's.l2JTil.jr I
St. Rose Acailemy, Tyler, bet 8t«lner
and Pierce !
St. Vincent's, S s Mission, bet New
Motitgomerv and Thirl \
Swain Sarah C. Mrs,, 1406 P..well
Trinity .SchfK)l, NE c.ir Po«t and Pow .
University School, George Balei, 330
Eddy
Urban Academy, V. W. M.^-re, SW i
cor Mason an ! ' "
Waid M. K. Mrs
West .Msr^ II. M
Wilkinson .Marl. M i .
Zclthka Bertha Mr.-.. /J: 1' 'si |
ScrnI II Sawyers.
Cameron A H'lll, 40» .MIxslon
JESSK A nUKW, ll'-rry, tM-t Thin!
and Fourth (i>->- a-lv. depl. page
llv)
Mi-GCIRE ARTHIK W., 416 Mission
(sei- B'lv. .|..|it. p«K«-lv)
.M.xjr«', Wllkl- * tlray, SW cor MI»»lou
and Fremont 1
Wells. RusmII a Co., .sW rof MiMton
and Fremont
■ealptora.
Coffin \V. C.,2K lli.-ti
FI..I . •!,
K.
M. -r.mery
w. ... . . ;..sl..n
Sea 3lowie». Ferns, Ktc.
Nye A. G. Mrs., 1033 Market
Seal EncrairertB.
(.Vm Ktiovireri.)
Searcber* of Beeord*.
i^XmSH, alw^ahaaht^styles, CoUara, Cufe. Neck '-ass, etc
AOEESON Si HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1036
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
o
Pi
o
i— f
C3
CO
I
o
Seeds and Plant«.
Bowcn E. J., S15 Sanfom
Campbelinv. H. (Australian), -102 Front
CoUle AVlUlam H., is Post
Cox Thomaf A. A 0>., KMT Howard
Hntchinss Ja.s M. ! Forest), 1718 Pine
Loomls H. f Jar'aiif>e Trees K 419 San
Silvester Georpe F.. :il7 A\ ai<hington
Sonntag <fe f'o., 5!il Ellis
Stegman &Son, 618 Grove
Sweenev J. P. <fc Co.. 409 Davis
TRUMBULL R. J. & CO., 419 San
Vincent Sevin & Co., 607 Sansom
WELLINGTON B. F., 425 AVa.sh
Seine Twines.
DOYLE HENRY & Co., 511 Market
Seines.
DOYLE HENRY A CO., 511 ilarket
Sewer Pipe.
{See also Drain ami Sewer Pipe.)
Clark N., 1047-lwn Market
, GLADDING, .MrBEAN & CO., 213
and i:tl0-1312 Market, and 1170
I Broadway, Oakland, Cal.
Sewer Traps.
MltcheU George II. (Wortii'8), 507 Cal
I Sewlngr Maeliine Attacli-
nients.
Bobbins F. A., 7 First
S|>encc .\. S. (fe Co., 46 Gear.v
Sewinic >farliine Tlireads.
HAl;ni>I"RnRiPS.,511 Market
IxpYLE HENKY <fe CO.. 511 Market
Sewinir JIaeliine Treadles.
1 Spence A. S. A Co., 46 Gear.v
SewinK nacliines.
• .American S<-wlnc Machine Co., S. B.
Knox, niniiairfr, 1216 Market
Blk'Bze I,. A.. 140-1' . Powell
Ciilii'n Laviiiia .Mi>s, i:w Si.xth
|launtl.•s^, .<aiuuel Hill, <m Market
Iluvis, .Mark Slirld..n, !.•» Pust
lKjiiie»tlc, .1. W. Evans, 29 I'ost
Dwellc,!. If., .507'. Stevenson
FI.nltENCE, Saninel Hill, 6»J Market
Gr.iver & Bak.r,.!. W. Evans, 29 Post
lllttmin E.,y01 JIarket
Hoiii'- sluittle and New Home. .Samuel
11:11. i;'M JIarket
llowi-, lianlel S. .tloulton manager, 873
Markri
llnl.l.ard Hcnrv W., 667 Mission
M«(kay,E. D Clana;.'e, 511 Market
I'lrrless .<amii.l HIi1.6:h .Mar'iet
Hi-inlnt't'.i), c. Shawl, :«;) .Second
Sccr, .laiii.-sL. Hicks, 667 -Mission
Sliigrr, .lolin R. .Alack, iizle, 118 Sutter
St.fwart's, H. |{. .losseh n.2S NewMont
Victor, F. P. Barrows, 1212 .Alarket
Wardwell, Samuel Hill. 6;M Market
\\cid rimproved), Samuel Hill, 634
Market
Vh.ilcr 4 Wilson, R, H. Yates, 20
(Jearv
WHITE. .Samuel Hill, &34 Market
willcoxA Glhi.s (Niw Automatic), C.
L. H.ivey, ILM Pust
^^llMln ,s>.wini; .Machln«> Co., H. H.
Hut. li.-i]- iiiatiiiv.r, 15 l>ii|)ont
I
^ The Best Sewing Machines
I FoU SaI,K at UkI> )^M•K I'BICES FOR
CASH
THK FI^ORKXCE,
THE WHITE,
THE NEW HOME,
THE PEERLESS,
THE AVEED (Improved).
THE BEST COAL OIL STOVE
ForCooklnc and Heating.
SAML'EL HILL
GrXKUAI. AOKNT
634 Market opposite. Palace Hotel
Sewinir Machines— Repair-
ers.
Kieman ilichael, 667 Jlission
Pazjk Frank J.. 1004 Stockton
Robbing F. A. (frictions), 7 First
Sewing Silk.
Brown <fc Metzner (CorticelU), 549
Market
California Silk Jlannf. Co., 585 Market
Carlson & Currier, (Belden Bros.), 569
Market
Sliapingr Ttaoiiines— aiann-
facturer.
BONNEY 0. Jr., 221 Mission
Sheep If ash.
Jackson T. W^ 416 Sacramento
Wakclee H. P. & Co., SE cor Mont-
gomerv and Bu.sh
WATSON* CO., 319 Battery
Sheet Wax.
(.S'ee ArtisW ifateriaU.)
Shells— Marine.
Hermann Theodore ACo., 630 AY ash
Robison A. C, 217 Washington
Shingle Machines.
{See also Jfachinists.)
GOLDEN .^TATE AND MINERS'
IRON W iiRKS. 235 First (see
adv. dept. page xxvii)
Huntington F. A. (Globe Iron Works).
145 Fremont
Shingle Mannfactarers.
Faik, Chandler i Co., 128 Steuart
Germon A. & Co., 13 Spear
Neylan &. Young, 18-20 .Spear
Ship Bread.
(.See Bakers Cracker.)
Ship Brokers.
(See Brokers.)
Shipbuilders.
Allen L.S., Bryant, bet Fremont and
Benle
Boole & \Vebster, 5 Spear
CoUyer William E., foot Nevada, nr
S. F. Gas Works
Del Mar .\lexand?r (agent), 120 Sutter
Dickie William, IS Market
Ervln Henry .1.. Fifth Av, bet J and
K. South S. F.
Farnhani ct White. 115 Drumm
Hall BrotluTs, 311 East
Meigs' Lumber and Shipbuilding Co.,
I'ier 1, Steuart
Stone William, Ninth Av, nr G, South
S. F.
Taylor W. H., Sierra, nr Pacific Roll-
ing Mill
TIernan Patrick H, cor Illinois and
Santa Clara
Watts L. C, foot J, South S. F.
Ship Carvers.
(See Oarvej-f.)
Ship Chandlers.
Coffln & Hendry. Junction Market and
.■^acrfliiiento
Crawford A. * Co., 2.5 JIarket
Davis Gonrge, 118 Berry
Hare Chnrlc.-., 34 Steuart
Ilpath, (Iiillup & Co., .58 Clav
Hopkeu L. A Co., 418 Davis
.losselyn (;. .M. <fe Co., ;« Market
KrIctf it Catformole, 90O Front
.Middktun, Brvd,- i Co., 320 Wash
TuM..- .t Co ,611 Front
\\ iltp Charles, W s Georgia, bet Shasta
and Sierra
Wright H. C. & Co., 54 Steuart
Ship Joiners.
Bigley Thomas, 11 Spear
Driscoll J., Jackson St. Wharf
Famham & White, 115 Drumm
Hall Brothers, 311 East
Middlemas & Boole. Pier 19, Steuart
Parent Charles L., 2.32 Fremont
Robinson W., 22 .Steuart
Spoflord J. L., 413 Main ,
White H. G., 22 Steuart
Ship Materials.
Foard Lorentz, 5 Steuart
MigheU William E., 105 Steuart
Shipping and Forwarding.
(See Merchants— Shipping and For-
warding.)
Shipping Coiuiuissioner—
IT. S.
Stevenson J. D., 118 Jackson
Shipping Offices.
LafTey Edward N., 502 Battery
Naunton G., 524 Battery
Stolen Brothers, 410 Davis
Shipping ^Registers.
American Lloyds, S. P.A\ ells agent, 416
California
New Y'ork Shipping Record, Horace
H.Watson, 218 Sansom
Veritas International Register, D. F.
Hutchings, 318 California
Shipsniiths.
Bums Isidore, 20 Steuart
Christy James, E s Berry, bet Third
and Fourth
Coleman David R., 9 Vallejo
CRiiCKARD HUGH, 20 Mission (see
adv. dept. page xxi.x)
Gllmour John D., 209 Main
Hendry & Co., 26 Folsom
McTernan Brothers, 31 Commercial
Mulr .\., 1015 Battery
Phelps W. S. & Co., 13 Drumm
Shipwrights and Calkers.
Alexander Richard S., 15 Drumm
Allen L. ■<., Brvaut, bet Fremont and
Beale
Bigley Thomas, 11 Spear
Boole ifc Webster, 5 Spear
Clark & Webster, 24 Howard
Coombs & Tavlor, 111 Market
Dlrcks John J.. Ninth Av, nr G, South
!*. F.
Ervln Henry J., Fifth Av. bet J and
K, South S. F.
Farenkham (I. F. L., Ninth Av, bet
GcfeH, Souths. F.
Farnhani & AVhite, 115 Dnimm
Kerruish Edward. 500 Battery
Jllddlemas & Boole, Pier 19 Steuart
Reed John, 316 :Main
Whelan John A., Folsom Street AVharf
WlUcuit & Rowe, 5 Merchant
Shirt Mannfaotnrers.
.\nchor .Shirt Factory, 202 Bush
Atkin^nn L. & Co., 22 Sansom
Bascli Louisj 12fiKearuv
BE.\.MISH P., 693 Market
Black H.. 126 Kearny
Caroe Laura Mrs., 410 Kearny
Cavasso I., 618 Washington
Coblentz Emil, 20 .Montgomery Av
Cohen 51. K., 331 Kearny
I Crook E.W., 126 Kearny
Falkensteln A. &. Co.. 125 Sansom
i Fenn John & Co., 1.505 Market
I Flahertv John, 328 Bush
Gedge Frank J., :i5 Post
Goldstoue M.. 2 Battery
Grlffln John, 2.5.3 Jessie
Hess Henry, 431 Jlontgomerv
Jacob."- M. ife Son, 20 Sansom
Kusel S. .\., S06 Viilencia
Lawless Catherine !JIrs., 207 Second
Lawton W. D. i Co.. 608 3Iarket, and
9 Post
Lemos Leon, 1007 Stockton
Lengfeld Louis, 125 Sansom
Levy G., 417 Jones
Lowe Seligman, 331 Keam.v
Maver Ruilolph, 14 Dupont
Melnlnger Louis. :j:f9 Bush
Mendcl'ohn Solomon. 11 Gearv
Morlsou, Hutchlii-r>u & i.'o., 112 Bush
NEUSIADTER BK(iS., NW cor Bat-
tery and I'lne
Nleman Henry, 120 .Sutter
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture r5^« Shirts to Order.
TOBACCO, CIGAES and CISASETTES, at (Ho. Loomis'. 706 to 716 &an,> St
SAN FRA
Nunnn J. L., 725Shotwell
Pacific OiKflttlnK Co., W. F. Leavltt.
11 C.iary
PoppiT Jlax, Wl Kearny
Popper S. , Za Kearny
Reel) Kllfts, 13 .Sansoni
Shlrek <fc Tonner, lii Sansoni
Sllberstein S.. il.V) >Iarkct
8tolz,\Vi-l(lenri-lcli <ft Co. 202 Uiish
Verdin Alice Miss, 30S' , Stockton
NEUSTADTER BROTHERS,
ManufacturtTS and Importers of
GENTS'
FUHNISEING GOODS.
Mnnufacturerg of
STANDARD SHIRTS,
NWr «'or. Batt«r.v and Pine.
SIiirl-o-Retail.
(Nee Furnishing Gcxxls Genu'.)
Shoe and Oalfer Vppera—
9IanufacturerH.
Bourne Klchatil A., laS Gearv
DoUiver Bros.. 107 J'nst
Rosseter & Smltli, S+i Market'
Schumacher A., 624 Market
Shoe FindlngB.
Bender Charles, 42 Gearv
Bourne R. A., 108 Gearv
Brack ( iswald, 64S Merchant
DoUlver & Bro., 107 Post, and 6 Mor-
ton
Einstein Bros. <fe ''o.. 20 Batterv
GETLESdN <fc LANDLS, 543 Market
Hall Francis, aOt! Market
Hecht Bros. & Co., -528 Market
Lewis Emanuel, 56!) Market
Magee & iloore, 420 Sunsom
NICHOLS A. C. & Ci I., 40<J Battery
Rosseter <$r Smith, .54.5 Jlnrket
SCHUMACHEli A., t)24 Market
WlUanis Bros., 2.5 New Montgomery
Shoe l.a«e<t.
DOYLE HENRY & CO., .511 Market
Shoe Tack.s and ^'ailH.
DOYLE HENRY & I'o., .511 Market
FIELD A. & SuNS, .511 Market
Shoe ThreadM.
BARBOUR BROTHERS, .511 .Market
DOYLE HENKY & I'O .511 Market
Rdsseter <fe Smith, .54.5 Market
Shooting Oalleries.
Becker Alfred, 4M Bush
Blum John, 824 '^ Sacramento
Chapter Thomas, 0 Powell
Dlers Frederick, .524 Fourth
Foster Junius G., Clltf House
Gaudron \., 640 'VVaBhInifton
Herman Rudolph, Harbor View
Klein <fe Glbbens. 745 Mission
Ladd Charles D., 821 Kearny
Schneider W. H., 28 Geary
Shot nanufaeturera.
SELBY SMELTING AND LEAD
CO., SE cor Howard and Flr.st,
oflBce 216 Sanson! (see adv. dept.
page x.xlv)
Show Carda.
Chevrlas & Passet, 1000 Market
Lee W. L.,4.'M Kearny
Mansell F..423 Pine
McDowell William, 608 Market
Morris James, 9 (teary
Pldge D. M., 20 Post
Show Caaeit — nakera.
Ankers Christian 4 Co., .545 Cal
Bernstein Samuel, 2.50 .Market
Koehler (^'harles, .5-^i Post
Miller J. M. A Son, 545 Cullfomla
Tenbner & Hofl'man, .5.32 California
Thuener & Proll, 5.37 California
NCI8C0 BUSINESS DIREOTOllY
Sisna— KnikU-iualle. I
Peterson A ois.vin, .?> iiu,.),
1037
Sllrer«iiitflik.
NlBrna~.netallle.
{.See Mftallic Signt.)
Slsna—Mkeleton.
Perkins Joseph. 406 MunlKonicry
Silk Oooda.
(See Ihy OomU; alto f\mey OooOm).
Silk Manufaetarera..
California Silk -ManuiacturlnK Co., R.
R. Yates, a);<iit,.5.H.5 Market
Evertz John 1'. ('., luo7 Vallcjo.
Silk Weaver.
Vlannay Alexander, 300 Post
Silver Plated Ware.
{•See Platr.i Ware.\
Silver Platera.
DENNISToN E. 0., G.53 Mission
Ekeluml KrU , 621) Merchant
Hawkins J. M., 6"20 .Merchant
Hawkins William, 620 .Merchant
Johnson k Schule, 5 Post
Lawler \V., 249 Fourth
MARTELL JOHN, 623 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. pase xlll)
Partkelll A., it.52 Mission
Rochlcloll Itanerl F., 8 Tvler
SHEPMAN MILLIAM E., 769 Market
Spink Samuel 1". A .Sons, 7 Fourth
Zante Daniel, 190 Jessie
Califoffiia Electncal Worts
13-1 Nutter.
Silver-Platers,
Nickel-Platers,
Gold-Platers and
Copper-Platers.
MINING PLATES A SPECIALTY.
OLD TABLE WAKE3
And other old Silver Re-plated better
than new.
SAS FRMCISCO PLATIIB WORKS.
Gold, Silver, Nickel and Copper,
I'latInK done .m all M.-tals,
6S3 A 635 niaalon Street. S. V.
E. G. DENNISTON, Prop.
Every description of Metal G'mxIs
Plated In the most duistjlf manner.
New Plated Gooils and Cutlery at Man-
ufacturer's prli '-s. I lid Tal.le Ware re-
paired and 1{.-I'l»ted. Sllver-PlaU-d
Amalk'amatlnft Plates fiir .Mincriand
Quartz Mills furulshi'd to order.
W. E. SHERMAN'S
SOLD, SILVER aM NICKEL
PL,.1TI.\4.I W«»KH.«i.
7G9 MAKKKT S IKKET.
Sllver-Plated Amalitamatlnif Plate*
a 8l>eclalty.
All kinda of work re-pl»(ed.
Lud
Law .,1,
.Sj-h., ■•^.krt
>and.r.ll.. U. K. A r,,,, iJBrtntirr
Silier Ware.
(Bee aUt) WalchmakenandJrM-eleri.)
Altwhiil. ,s«>ller * C..., S Hatt.rv
AM'H>..s .«. uamm.i,(-u, 101
ntBomrry
i:Wnnl.. -17 Mont
M
An:
BAl
hi:
C«l,'
run
IX-v*. V ry
I>luktl.-x,lcl .s. il. A Co., ilU Bii.li
Unrk George, NW our Keamr and
( Jeary
.lorlaii M.r ' - t-
K..elil.r A- I
Lalnl |i. W
Lars<'n A W
Sattir
Levls<(ii Bros., 1.^4 Suiter
Mayers Henry. 3ftt BI<>nt«r>mery
Maypr« H.,l»rt, 21.1 Kearnv
I'acllli .(.w.lry Co (1 Haitery
SlIKKVE GKnIKjfS-. Ac,,., 110 Mont
Tltcomb A. C. A Co., 24 |'o»t
Tucker J. M . A Co. m Kearny
>andcr-llre W. K. A Co., 1.18 Sutter
«e.v| lirothers, llu Sutter
Zachnrlas L. A Bro., ZIO Kearnr
5^
.' Keamy and
sr
f
I.
o. c. 811BIVE. ama. watnrt.
GEO. C. SHREVE &C0. I
110 MoNT'iuMERY.
SILVERWARE.
Walclies, Jewelry and Diamondj.
Skatlnv RIaka.
Balilwin A Hltirln*. 246 ThIM
Wofxlward's (iaidms, W r. MimloD bet
Thirteenth and pourU-enth
Bk.vllKhU Patent.
Have.; Oork-e A Co., M< Fifth
Slipper aianaAtetarera.
Wlthrow Isaac A., lo Taylor
Slop lloppera.
Burr C. U. A G. W. M7 .Mlwlon
Harijula John, IDS Munti^omary
Smeltlnv Worka.
SELIIY SMELTIN<; AM) LKAD
<;o., North B<\ach, fuul Uyde, of- I
Qce 216 Sanaoin (nee adv.dept. pace I
xxly.) I
I.
■moke
ra*
Artielea— Wko
aale.
le
Eiof.M.r
KK \
wir
. SW cor
Cal
Go
.•sch
Sou llron.
Well A M
.xkII
Market
■ niy
< ailforiiia
ear, 113 llattcry
^
■oapmakera' Toola.
KobblMd K. A.. 7 Klr»t
•oap JlanofWetarera and
Acenta.
Alta.'^aii (^'o.. S « or-'gnn, lirl fronl
anil I>avl.
AKMt'^A DALLAM (airenU). II&-1I7
rp.nl
Banner S'lap Co., 34 roiumerdal
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH. Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1038
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIBECTOBY.
Bav Soap and Candle AVorts, Laven-
fon, Vl-inter & Co., office 119 Front
Bettman Moses, office 311 Com
California Bleaching >oap Co., cor blx-
teenth and Folsuni ,„„„,»,
Clark BroF.. E s >'ebru.;banr Sixteenth
Coleman AVlUiam T. * Co. (agents),
S\V cor California and iront
Commercial Soap Co.. E s Bradr, nr
Market, office NE cor Sacramento
and Davis .,
Dolan Ttiomas, Potrero Av nr Ala-
Eftcle Sf^P Works, Cliarles Laufenbur-
Ker, NE cor Vallejo and Stockton
Ehrman M. & Co. (agents), "0 Front
Golden City Soap Factory, Edward
Kelly ,NE cor Greenwich and w eo-
ster „ „, ,
Griswold y. W., 123 California
Harbor View .Soap A\ orks, LiUle 4
Hellmann, NW cor Bay and Wjb-
ster office cor Prumm and Jack
IIEi'BLKX WAKD A. (agent), 309
.-iac (see adv. dept. pagellii)
Hooli-v John, :!22 Chestnut
Lucv"G. K. & Cm., S sBrannan.bet
Elt;hth and Ninth, office 123 Cal
Miles John E. (a?.-nt), 412 Cla.y
Mission Soap and Candle N\ orfcs, office
108 Bush _ , . . ,,,
Munckton GeorgeGiquid glycerine), U5
Leldcfdorir . . „,.,,.,.
New England Soap A\ orks, Flschbeck
& Smith, cor I tab and Sixteenth
Newell* Bro., 221 Davis
I ifterloh Henry, ^7 <'ommercial
I'acillc ( 'oa>t Soap Co., 401 Saneom
I'eU-rsen I'harles & Co., Juniper, bet
Fol.-om and Harrison
Seldel Frederick E., E s San Bruno
Boftd, nr Twenty-ninth, office 48
nay „
Smith, Lucy 4 Co., 322 Chestnut, office
40,5 Front
Standard Soap Co., 204-308 Sacramento
Stewart August, E s San Bruno Koad,
nr Twentv-nlnth
Stuhr .\m;uft, E s .><an Bruno Koad, nr
Flftrt-nth .\v
Tronimlltz Paul, Xa i ictavla
Ventura Hock !^oap Co. 410 Kltch
Welch >I.>\V cor Itah and El Dorado
Soda.
{See alto Cream Tartar, tte.)
Jackson T. W. 416 Sacramento
Nevada .<oda Co., lOy California
I'A<;iFI(,' SODA Co., lOaCalifomia
Itleger P. A Ca)., 511 Front
Tyler 8. H. 4 Co.. 221 Commercial
Hoda Water n an u facta rers.
Bav Cltv ^•,'\a WatiT Co., 110 Tyler
UrunlK \Vlllluni,T:« Lnion
Columbia ."^oila NVoiks, 'Xi Broadway
Crystal .*<oda Water Co., NE cor Union
and Stockton
Firkin Henry, ?i'! Turk
i'|..ii.er Soda Wcrks. 1719'^ Market
It.lmrsC. A.,u:t:i Klm.\v
Sxnips I'. G.,'.:6J Clementina
Thompson George (.'., h'M I'nlon
WIggetl 4 Lupton, 20 Hinckley
Moda Wafer A'pparatuit.
Marr>h H. K., :uii Clay
Solder 91aiiara«tarerB.
Morrow 4 Strong. 117 First
SELBY S.MELTING AND LEAD
CO., office 'lid Sansom (see adv.
dept. page xxlvj
Mpar nakera.
Alexander K. S., 15 Drumm
BiKlt'V Thoniax, 11 S|>ear
BcMilc 4 W.-hst.-r, 5 Spear
Clark 4 W.l.hter, N s Howard, bet
Sti'uart and Spear
^oonlt>^ A Tsvl.r, ill Market
Karnham 4 White, 115 Drumm
Simmons Willloni, 17 Howard
Watts Alfred, (HG Kiiurth
Whelan John A., 1 Folsom
Hploe Klanuraetorera.
(Set Coffee and SpieeMUU.)
Spool Cotton.
CLARK GEORGE A. & BROTHER,
511 JIarket ^, ^ ^
DOXLE HEXRT & CO., 511 Market
Sportsmen's JIateriaJs.
(iSee G-uns and SportiJip Jlatei-iali.)
Sprint; Beds.
Barker & Co., 759 Mission
Hinckley C. D. & E., 149 New Mont
Lattin Spriny Bed Manuf. Co., 1029
Slarket
Nachman A., 151 New Jlontgomery
Pacific Spring and Mattress Manufac-
turini: Co.. 7:^ New Montaomery
WEST COAST FURNITURE CO.,
NW cor Fourth and Bryant
Squirrel Poison.
Wakelee H. P. 4 Co., SE cor Mont-
gomery and Bush
Stables— Iiivery.
Archibald A Jeffers, 13C4 Market
Banks G. S., 709 Jones
Barbieri G., 517 Green
Bovd & Lewis, 1009 Valencia
Breen John, 222 Fifth
Brugge 4 Baettge, 110 Washington
Butler A. B., 408 Bush
Calden 4 Pickett, 621 Grove
Calderwood Saul, 2912 Mission
Canavan 4 Co., 1125 Howard
Cassidy Matthew, 62 Minna
Charlton John C, 9 Waihington
Clavburgh 4 Brandenstein, 112 Post
Collins D.B., 222 Fifth
Corbett 4 .Sons, 518 Ha\ es
Coyne James, Fonrteenth, bet Mission
and Howard
Craig James, 713 Commercial
Crittenden C. S., 223 Bush and 409 Tay-
lor
Dalv J., 908 Harrison
De Labrousse A., 1616 Mission
Doane J. G., NE cor Tyler and Web-
ster
Dohertv 4 Horrigan^ Moss
Dolan Edward, 1.505 Folsom
Dowling Richard, 610 Howard
Dovie Edward H., 246 Third
Dryer Charles F., 1315 Stockton
Eggelton George, 121 Jackson
Ehlers John, 162.5 Powell
Fabri 4 Belli, 423 Broadway
Fav Timothy, 353 Tehama
FerL:UM.n James P., 814-.S20 Mission
Fitz-eralil & Conlon, 1513 California
Fl.M.il Jolui, 823 Folsom
Fulev David J., 1812 PoweU
French John B., 919 Tyler
Gaylord W. H., 797 Mission
Gilfov John, 554 Mission
Gordon 4 Corey, 1615 Market
Gioeper & Silck, 15 Washington
Harris R. W., 807 Montgomery
Hart Moses, 814 Oarv
Healy 4 Fagen, :{:« Bush
Hennessey P., 765 Mission
Hllderbraudt G., S07 Vallejo
Horn John, cor Laguna and Walnut
Av
Hynard .Monzo P., cor West Mission
and Potter
Joice Edmund, 721 Valencia
Knno J.ihn, 1408 Folsom
KcUett Charles, 2C14 Mission
Kt-lling 4 .Moore, 420 Pacific
Kelly Thomas, SE cor Leavenworth
and G<,ary
Keniiev John, 913 Filbert
King D. C., 1608 West Mission
Lambert William P.. 875 Folsom
Lane Brothers, 2609 Mission
Lawton C. D., 1925 Bush
Levy Brothers, 737 Folsom
Marin John, 918 Geary
Manning Michael, 625 Fulton
Marslli L. & Co.. 320 Broadway
Marson Arthur E. 4 Co., 608 Mission
McCntrertv Neil, 102.5 Market
McCaflVrtv William, 2417 Mission
MtCartv lianiel, .823 Folsom
McCord. Bridge 4Co., 212 Sutter and
221 Ellis
McDonald J. F. & Co., 11 Webb
McGUnn Hugh, 126 Fourth
Mlchelsen M., NE cor Eddy and Hyde
Miller Benjamin, 53 Clay
Miner W. ('., NE <or Tyler and Leav
Moore D. W.. 955 Folsom
Morshead 4 McEwen. 25 Washington
Mundei Oscar C. 775 Market
Nathan S., 726 Union
Nolan John, 1311 California
Norton H. M., NE cor Larkin and
Turk
Novella & Pitto. 427 Jackson
O'Callaghan Dennis J., 838-844 Howard
O'Kane John, 1408 Folsom
Olson Peter, 10 Merchant
Parker Joseph M., 14 Sutter
Paylor Charles. S s Hoft' Av, bet Six-
teenth and Seventeenth
Pentoiiv John, 633 Green
Peters John, S s AVashlngton, nr Web-
ster
Pickett Garrett, 16 Clementina
PoweU Frank, 850 Howard
Prince C. H., 2125 Mission
Riphenbure W., 102 Clark
Roden A. G., 1715 Sacramento
Rodgers John 4 Co.. 1608 Market
Rvan Thomas, 615 Ellis
Scovern James G., S s Stevenson, bet
Third and Annie
Short David M., 2414 California
Sloan John, NE cor Green and SanBom
Siocam L. D., 921 Sutter
Smith A. B., 1209 Folsom
Smith Richard, 524 Third
Smith & Poultnev, 344 Brannan
Spoor H. C, W s Haight, bet FUlmore
and Steiner
Stewart D., 134 Seventh
Sullivan Patrick. 915 Folsom
Swain Josiah H., 417 Folsom
Taylor C. R., 11 Powell
Tomkinson James, 57 Minna
Travers John, 805 Greenwich
Wade William N., 710 Broadway
Waite Alpheus T., 1211 Mason
W"allC. L. & Co., 38 Sixth
Waters Arthur, 1000 Geary
Weedon E. M.. 2113 Polk
Willson John F., 126 Ellis
Wilson Thomas, 16:35 Howard
Yeazell A. H., SE cor Eddy and Pierce
Stage Xiines.
Arizona. William G. Roberts, agent,
140 ^Montgomery
Bodie, W. G. Roberts, agent, 140 Mont
California and Oregon, William G. Rob-
erts, agent, 140 Montgomery
Coast Line, J. Knowlton Jr., agent, 3
New Jlontgomery
Gey^'T Line, Samuel Miller agent, 2
Now Montgomery
Gilrov Hot Springs, J. Knowlton Jr.,
agent, 3 New Montgomery
Kern and Inyo, ticket office C. P. R.B.
Depot, foot Market
Lake Tahoe, Samuel Miller agent, Z
New Montgomery
Merced and Yo Semite, E. Harrison
agent, 5 Montgomery
Milton and Big Oak Flat, E. Harrison
agent, 5 Montgomery
San Mateo and Pescadero, J. Knowl-
ton Jr.. agent. 3 New Mont
Yosemite, Samuel Miller agent, 2 New
Montgomery
Stair Builders.
Dillon A Drew. 227 Spear
Dwyer Michael, 105 Twenty-fourth
Fisher Charles, 1.507 Pine
Frick Hem-v, NE cor Green and Hyde
Grav Samuel, 2245 Mission
Hanlon John, 1642 Mission
JESSE & DREW, Berry, nr Fourth
(see adv. dept. page liv)
Langland N. P.. 1215 Mission
McGUIRE ARTHUR W., 415 Mission
(see adv. dept. page Iv)
McLaughlin Francis 839 Geary
McMahon P. G., 713 Harrison
Newman Jacob, 24:J7 Larkin
Prescott <t- Sanborn, NW cor Howard
and Spear
Stamping and Pintcins.
(See EmbroUlej-y Stamperi.)
Stam ps— Rubber.
(See Rubber Stampi.)
BULLOCE (S; J0NE5h~Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Keomy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1039
Stnrch Importera.
Avers Ira Jr. (.Oswego Starch Co.), 116
Front
Church <t- Co. (MOoU's), 407 Front
Coleman Vllllani T. <t Co., SW cor
California ami Front
EGEKToX IIKNIIV C. (Duryea's
Glen Cove), urn California
Gilbert Edward H. (C tillberl's BntTalo
Starch), 40.5 Front
HEPBURN WARD A. (.1. J. GU-
bert'B), 309 .Sacramento (gee adv.
dept. page 1111)
Jones C. C. (Peoria SUrch Co.), 214
Sacramento
Osborn K. <t- Co. (Chicago Works), 223
Sacramento
HENRY C. EGEETOW,
Sole Agent fur Pacific Coast,
luryeas' Satin Gloss Starch
AM)
Duryeas' Improved Corn Starch.
109 California, Room 7.
Starcb ^laiinfactarers.
Conrtade <t Morelos, 1409 Mason
Everdlng J. <t Co., 48 Clay
Stationers— WholeHale.
Bancroft A. L. <1- Co., 721 Market
BLAKE. KOBBIKS * CO.,. 516 Sac
Crocker H. S. & Co., 401-403 Sansom
Cunnlngliani,('urtiss<t- Welch, SW cor
Sanfrim and Sacramento
Dennv Edward <fc Co., .512 Sacramento
Dutton & Withlngton,.'«)6 California
Frank 4 Co., NE cor Sansom and Sac
Freund & Co., 204 Bush
Hodge John G. & Co., 314 California
LeCount Bros., 417 Monteomery
Leavitt S. B. <fc Co., 402-104 Sansom
Payot, Ujiham * Co., 204 Sansom
Remlncfon A. !>., 411 San^om
ROBIT.'^CHECK HERMAN, 416 Sac
ROMAN A. A- Co., 11 Montgomery
San Francisco Nf w.s ('o., 41.3-415 Wash
■Weil A- Woodieaf , 113 Battery
H. ROBITSCHECK,
STATIONER,
Office, 416 Saoiaiiieiito .St.
Stat ionerH— Retail.
{'^Importera. See also Booksellert.)
Afeld Jospjdi, 805 liaikin
AIIsopp Jomt-s I'. ('., 502 Valencia
Anderson J-rsejih P., 120 Fourth
Anderson I!. C., 40S third
Arnlieira Samuel S., 8 .steuart
Bailey Joseph H., 1513 Stockton
♦Bancroft A. I.. & Co., 721 Market
*Barkhaus F.W. & 1)., 535 Kearny
Bell & Co., fi.3y Kearny
«-BlllinL's, Ilarbourne & Co., 3-5 Mont
Blake .Sumner C, 617 Montgomery,
and .503 Kearny
Bourgoln A., 206 Montgomery Av
Bowie Wallace A., 820 Mission
Bowles James, SI", cor Lelil and Com
Branner Louis, :f2o Hayes
Burton W lllinin. 22:i Third
Bush P.. 24>i Fourth
Cavlnet W., 403 I^eavenworth
Chaine M. Mrs. A Son. :i54 Fourth
Chovnski L N., M Giary
Coflmann Morris, IIM.5 Folsom
Coghlan D.W., 910 Larkln
Coghlan John, 519 Tnvlor
Cohen Annie ."Mrs., 4f>S Hayes
Conkim F., 310 Fifth
Cooper James K., 746 Market
Corden Thomas ,).,.525 Fourth
*tVocker H. S. & Co., 401 .Sansom
*Cnnninghara, Curtljs A Welch, SW
cor Sanson! an<l Sarramentfj
Cnrrle Arthur L., 514 Post
David Louis N., 625 Washington
Davidson 1). L., 320 Si.Mh
^ Denny K.I ward A («., 512 Sacramento
Dixon H. H. Mrs.,!»23t.,«rkln
Dodg- A Picri-e, 22 Kearnv
Dowlaml Sarah Mrs., l.tSBuah
Dorge O. F. (,'., X W cor Sixteenth kDd
Mission
Durney I^atiell, 1.532 Tyler
;\I>utton A Wlililngton, aoeCallfornlm
Kdgerlv S. A.,2a3 .'Slontgonierv Av
Fagan Thomas H., 1024 Market
Falrw.uthir .lullan, 542 Hayes
risli -Vullian, mSetciiKl
*Fiooa Michael, Ml .Mnrki't
Forbes A. J. Jr., 313 .Muntgomery Av
t order John A.. .520 G.-ary
'■Frank A Co., NK cor Sac and Samson
*f round A Co.. 204 Bush
Jrey W. A., 401 Kearnv
Geisendorfer Frwdcrick, 158 Second
Gellatlv Jaiues R., NE cor Fourth and
Stevi'iisou
Geraiihty M., U27 Folsom
Gervals Ocla\e A Co., 2325 Mission
'■Golly .1. B. A Co., 31 Kearnv
Gray William Jr., SE cor Folsom and
Twenty-second
"Gregoiro Louis A Co., NW cor Wash-
ington and .Montgomerv Av
Gnibe .Max, :i00 and 442 Thfrd
Harper Broihers, 2'-. Sixth
Harris .Solomon, 402 'Fourth
Hltchlnu's H. Mrs., 919 Montgomery
Hobb<-rt Henrv T., 218 Third
"Hixlgc John G. A Co., 314 California
Hook liros., 34 Sixth
Howell .1. L., 624 Montgomery
Hunt James, 1738 Market
Imcl Jane Mrs., ](H7 Mls»^lon
Keedle Gnorge, 229 Second
Kimball C. 1'., 519 Haves
Kruger L., 224(i MIsslo'n
Lapachet C. .Mrs. A Co., 1503 Stockton
~'Le ( ount Bn.theis, 417 Montgomery
Le Gay Louis, 241 Seventh
Leanian A. T., l.Ti Fourth
Levin L. A.Son, 33:f Bush
Lobensteln Marks, 1528 Turk
Magagncs J. K.. i:«l Polk
Magill Thomas W. 1006 Market
Manning A Stetl'en, NE cor Broadway
and Montgomerv
Mariile M. A. Mrs.. 1126 Larkln
Mayes li.M ., VM I'olk
McArdli' .s., Palace Hotel
McBoden .\.,523 Koarnv
McNallv W., iKW Valencia
-Merritl W., <j:in Folsom
■■■■■•Methodist Book Depository, 1011
Market
Metzger Louis, 208 Bnsh
Mnrrav John, 1514 Stockton
Nye Albert G., !«« Market
O'Connor J. B. A C., 103 Sixth
Patton A. F., SK cor Clay and Kearny
*l'ayot, rpliam A Co., 204 .Sansom
Philan John, 5 Diipont
Poonnau Martl.u .Mrs., 151 Ninth
Proll Bros., 1417 P'.lk
RIchardion J.,SW cor I'ost and Du-
pont
Robertson B. L., NW cor Howard and
Fifth
Kobitsc heck Herman, 416 .Sacramento
'■Jto.MAN A. & Cu., 11 Montgomery
Itvan Peter N. Mrs., 40 Fourth
.Sadler A C".,(iO-5 Market
Schaltiier Charles, 442 Third
Scott James l'2i Third
Sead.T- .lohii H., 603 Davis
.Seller Bros., 14 Sixth
Shea Ml( bael, 8a5 Market
Sinclair A.. SK cnr Diipont and Sutter
Smith H. F., A Co., 22.5 Kearny
Snow Herman, 319 Kearny
Spence A. S. & Co., 46 Geaiy
Stanlev G. W 4 Seventli
Stevenson A l.ougwlll, 28 .Second
TIedemann Henry 11.. 1630 Eddy
Tlbhler George, sOit Larkln
Torreiice J. S., 1070'i Howard
Traulner (iustave Jr., 157 Third
Union News Co.,SE cor Washington
and .Sansom
Vaughan F., 602 Montgomery
Wanz Calharlna Mrs., N s Twenty-
fonrth, nr Columbia
Weude 1'. D., SK cor .Morketand Sixth
Whitnev Sumner A Co., 613 Clay
WIenerM. 11. ,;«4 .Sixth
Williams G. H. Mrc, WO Bush
Wood <;. T., i;t3 Fourth
W(ii>DGK<iRGK M. A CO., 120 Post
(see adv. dept. page xllj
Worsti-r Th'imiui,
Wrli'M I M !■•■
'Ia>\\\ ■
!17 SIxi'H'nth
... JM M„n, ^v
MtatlMIrlaaa.
Stone g. D., 3!i Men Imin.- Kxrhance
Nlatunr.> and Monumenla.
(MieyrlanA PaxM-l. I"<ii Murkci
Gray J. D. (While Ir-nw), 23 Klflb
MuldooD A Serrgnl, 24 Post
HleamboaUlla.v and Biver
Alameda. fiM.t ot M.irkel
.McatrnT. A!i"e). ni. I ^
Ah
■I lliietia 1*1-
. t W horf
rtatloD to.,
' and Jack
' T < immcrclol
Laiiillnxs, Green
Berk.
YAWn l.iin.llu^^, • \\\. ,
Marysvllli- and \S av
St. Wharf
Mlssl.m K'K-k.foni s.-.on.|
Nai>a. Vallejo, and Sum..!, Jocknon St
\Nharl
Oakland (Central Paclii. It It), foot of
Market
Petaluma Mired), Jackson .St. Wharf
Pctalunia via Donahue i.S. F. and North
Pac. It. It), f.K>t Washington
Sacramento, OilUra, an.l l>rliicetoo,
foot Jackson
Sacrament" via ll.-n. . !«. i .•utervllle,
Klo Vista, Si,.- .■t.-.,
(Cal. Pac. It. I: .i .ii
Sacramento and \' -. < >•;.
Steam Nav. i . ... >< a-ii;i,i;i.)U .st
Mharf
Sacramento and \\ av Landings, stm
S. M. Whipple, Wa-hlngton SL
Wharf
Sacramento River and Way LandlDgs,
Cal. Transportall.in Co., Jackson
St. Wharf
Son Quentin and Sun liafael, foot CUy
Saucellto, fi>ot Clay
Sonoma, Jackson St. Wharf
Stockton and Way Landings, stm On-
ward, Jackson St. Wharf
Stockton and Way Lanillngs, Cali-
fornia Transportation Co., Jackson
St. Wharf i
Sto<^ktonaud M'ay Landings, Col Steam i
Nav. Co. fcH.t \\ oshlngton
VaUcJo, Cal. I'acltlc U. It. foot Market
Mteamboat Ballder*.
PACIFIC IRON WdUKS, lUnkln,
Bravton A ( o.. 127 135 Flmt I
KliSDoN IRON AND LocuMuTI VE
WnKKS, SW cor IlowanI and
Beale (see a<lv. dept. page xxlll;
Steam Engine VoTeraora. ■
BAKKU A HAMILTON. IJ-i» Front i
BKRKV it PI.ACK. >\S cor Fremont ,
and )larket i
GRK<;< mv H. p. A < ... 2 f^allfomla I
HENDY Jii.slll A. 4.1 Fremont (sec i
adv. dei.l. !.«>.•.■ 111.
Patten C. W. (Vr.-t ■• , M California I
Mleani Knifineii.
(Nef Kiiintiti.)
Nteant «;aUKea.
(As* (ilMO Snui foumier*.)
GARRATT W. T., !»< Krrmonl (■•• j
adv. dept. pogi- xxxvllO I
MAKWKIi>:K<. F., 56 First .
WKKD A KINOWKLL. 125 Flrat (see
adv. dcpl. t«i{e xxxlx;
■team Power.
Overend J. A. T., !t*> i'oninirri.lal
Pacific Power Co.. 202 Saii'om
■teamabip Aceaelea.
American I "■ - - i • < •■ M "t
Anchor M' J-C
Merrill .■■
Cunarll.: n fo
I i\n. iiord A
I
a.
o
Frri
. J. r.
rn-
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, Quality, or Ht
ANDERSON k HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1040
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
General Trans-Atlantic Cx (Aspinwali
to St. Nazalre, France), Belloc <fe
Co., office 534 Montgomery
HAMBURG -AMEEICAX PACKET
Co., (West India Line), Henry Bal-
zer & Co. agents, office 209 Sansom
Hamburg-American .Steamship Co., .J.
F. Melnlce & Co. agents, office 401
California
Inman Line, J. F. Fugazl agent, 614
Washington
North German Lloyd .Steamship Co.,
C. Duisenberg agent. .314 .Sac
PACIFIC STEAM NAVKiATION CO.
Williams, Blanchard & Co., 218 Cal
Bed Star .'Steamship Line, J. K. Errin-
per Jr. agent, 2aS Montgomery
KOYAL M.\IL .STE.VM PACKET CO..
W. L. Booker agent, office 319 Cali-
fornia fsee adv dept. page \v)
White .star Line, .J. F. Fugazl agent,
614 Washington
Williams & Guion Line, J. F. Fugazl
agent, 614 Washington
Steamxliip Iilnes.
California and Me.Kican Steamship
Line for Cape St. Lucas, La Paz,
Mazatlan, and Guaymas, John
Berniingham agent, 10 Marliet
Coos Bay and Intermediate Points, J.
C. Hawiev agent, 118 Steuart
Eel Kiver and Crescent City, T. P. F.
Whitelaw agent, 270 Brannan
Gulf of Calilornla Navigation and Ex-
press (Jo., Mexican Coast and Gulf
of Calllornia ports, G. Andrade
agent, 724'-2 JIarket
Humboldt Bay, (Jrescent City, Port Or-
ford and Coos Bay, George Fritch
agent, 118 Pacitic
Humboldt Steamship Co., for Hum-
boldt Bay, Eureka, Areata and
Hookton, Searles <fe Stone agents,
22 California
INIlEPENDEXT STEAMSHIP
LINK, for Port Townsend, Vic-
toria, Nanaiuio, Fort Wrangle and
Sitka, J'. }i. Cornwall, Spear St.
\\ barf, ticket office, .3 New Mont
OCCIDENTAL AND OKIENTAL
STEAJISHIP CO., for Japan and
China, NE cor Fourth and Towns-
end, ticket otlite 2 N'-w Jlont
OKEGoN STKA.MSIIIP CO., i.ir Port-
land, K. Van Utereudorp agent,
210 Battery
PACIFK^ COAST STEAMSHIP CO.,
lor Southern Coast to Los Angeles,
San Diego, and intermediate ports.
Point .\rena, Cult'ey's Co\-e and
Little Ulver, Portland and Astoria,
(Joodall, i'.;rkins & Co. agents, 10
Market
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.,
for New York, via I'anama, China
and .lapan, .\ustralla and New
Zealand, via Honolulu, Williams,
Blanchard & Co. agents, cor Bran-
nan and First, and 218 California
PANAMA TliANSlT STEAMSHIP
CO., WUliniiis, Blanchard & Co.
agents, 218 Cullfornia
Victoria and Nanalnio, George Fritch
agent, 118 PaclUc
5«teel.
(See Iron and Steel.)
Siieerlnff Whceln.
BRAGG KoBEUT, 322 Main (gee adv.
dept. page Ivi)
Stencil CnUem.
HofTman & Schenk, 414 Sacramento
Rice /enas, 28 Market
Ridley Alfred E. & Co., 323 Front
Smart <& C'o.. 20"J Clay
TRUWORTHY FRANCIS M., 318
Front
WOOD GEORGE M. & CO., 120 Post
(see adv. dept. page xU)
Stencil Stock.
Otto Charles, 610 Fonrth
WOOD GEORGE M. & Co., 120 Post
(see adv. dept. page xli) ,
Ktereoacopic Oood».
DallJohn H., 620 Clay
House worth Thomas & Co., 12 Mont
Stereotypers.
{See also Electrotypers.)
JIcLaren & Mathinson, 622 Clay
Miller & Richard, 529 Commercial
Pacific Tvpe Foundry, 532 Clay
PAINTER & Ci>., 510 Clay
Winterburn & Co., 417 Clay
Stevedores.
Allen & Young, 821 Battery
Chase & Wolfl", 900 Front
Freese Andrew C, 3 Mission
Hazeltine Charles E., 36 Steuart
Menzies & Bingham, 512 Battery
:Morse & Pedler, SW coi Mission and
Steuart, and foot of Steuart
Pitman, Middleton & Co., 38 Market
Sennett & Pinder, 317 California
Spear A. F. & Co., Pier 22, Steuart
Strvker & Kiernan, Pier 5, Steuart
Whitney George H., Pier 10, Steuart
Sticking Salve.
Wells Rollin, 419 Clementina
Stock Yards.
{See Live Stock.)
Stone Dealers.
Basalt Co., 53:3 Kearny
Caduc Philip, 513 Montgomery
Stone manufacturers.
{See Articfliai Stone.)
Stone Yards.)
Batten Sampson, N s Point Lobos Av,
nr Central Av ;
Degan & Orford, Townsend, bet '
Second and Third, and Central Av,
bet Post and Geary ;
Henderson Bros., Odd Fellows Ceme-
tery
Heverin Michael, foot Third
Mathews William S., CentralAv, bet
Bush and Sutter
JlcVicker & Roche, NW cor Third
and Townsend
Moore David, NW cor California and
Central Av
Rebstock <fe Brendle, NW cor Post and
Lyon
San Francisco Granite Co., SW cor
Harrison and Tenth
Sheerin Daniel, SW cor Broderickand
Ellis
Williams Frank, Junction Pine and
Market
Storase.
(iS'ee Warehouses.)
Stove manufacturers.
RAY W. S. & CO., 12 Market
Savage & Son, 137 Fremont, and 8 Cal
Tay George H. <fc Co., 614 Battery
Stove Pipe Elbows.
Wehmoller William (patent corruga-
ted), 416 Seventh
Stoves— Fluid.
Dreyfuss Julius, 14 Dupont
HIgglns & Eicholz, 27 Sixth
Hill Samuel, 634 ilarket
Spence A. S. & Co.j46 Geary
Wiester & Co., 17 New Montgomery
Stoves and Tinmrare.
{'■■Importers.)
(See also Tinware.)
Abrahamson Peter, 939 Market
Ahlbach Jacob, 231 Fourth
.\lexander Charles M., 211 Fourth
.\lvey Charles W., .5;i5 Paclflc
Ballard G., 215 Second
Blackman M. J., 22') Hayes
Bohn John, 112 Seventh
Briggs George W., .532 Montgomery Ay
Brown Cllarie^, 18 Dupont
Bryan John M., i:iO Tnird
Bucknam <fe Langiehr, 22 Steuart
Butterworth James, 1149'<. Folsom
Casey Thomas, 106 Fourth
Clough George H., 2602 Folsom
Coxe William A., 1017'^ Market
Crowley George , 230 Sixth
CuUey John P., 39 Eddy
•'■•De La Montanva James, 218 Jackson,
and 606 Battery
Deutscher John, N s Twenty-fourth,
bet Alabama and Columbia
Douglas William, 739 Mission
r-yerM., 749 Mission
Eagan R.J. (second-hand), 805 Howard
Elder & Dobbie,606 Clay
Feldheim & Gysin, 439 Bush
Finkbeiner George, 1429 Dupont
Freeman & AVrln, :f2G Third
Giffin John, 3006 Mission
Goldsmith George, 1411 Polk
-Goodrich Taylor. 22 Geary
Hoffman & Ernst, 1214 Stockton
*Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 113 Cali-
fornia, and 17-19 Davis
Hov Alexander, 1012 Stockton
*Ils John G., 814-816 Kearny
Imhoff Samuel G., 1054'-^ Howard
Iredale A. S., 957 Mission
Judkins E. H., 2120 Mission
Kilday William, 11.38 Howard
Koch Adam, 807 Market
Lacy John G., 305 Eighth
Leieer Louis, 81 Fourth
Little & Lawson, 603 Bat, and 306 Jack
Lyon A. P. (second-hand), 234 Turk
Mclntvre W., 1230 Jlarket
McKeown W., 595 Sixth
Mocker Rudolph, 6 Tyler
Moenning Gunther, 614 ( )ctavia
^MONTAGUE W. W. & CO., 110-118
Battery (see adv. opp. page)
Mower Amos H., 334 Sixteenth
3Iurphy P. H., 3 Ninth
Pander E., 32 Geary
Paul P. D., 1331 Mission
Prag Marten, 125 Clay
Quade Otto, 222 Sixth
Raisch Frederick, 144 Eleventh
RAY W. S. & Ci )., 12 Market
Roggia .Tohn, 440 Broadway
Rosenkranz Charles, Presidio Reser-
vation
Rustemeyer W. J., 109 Sixth
Schu.sterBros., 30fi Sutter
Snook G. & W., 630 Sacramento
Stern Jacob, 1119 Folsom
Stoutenburgh Isaac A., 117 Wash
Sweeney M. M.. 2708 Blisslon
*TAY GEORGE H. & CO., 616 Battery
Vasconcellos Jo.seph J., 524 Wash
AVarren Henrv, 847 Valencia
Weaver D. S., 1.53 Third
Williams S. G., 325 and 253 Fourth
W'inch Walter, 603 Laguna
Tf . W. Montague & Co., Im-
porter of STOVES and RANGES, 110-
118 Battery.
Straw Board.
{See also Paper Dealers.)
Waizman Max, 539 Market
Straw Ooods— Importers.
(.S'ee aUo Millinery Goods.)
Bley Abram,fi06 Market, and 7 Post
Butler P. F., 28 Montgomerv
Haker W". & HInz, 545 Market
Held Brothers & Co., 1 Sutter
Held Simon & Co., 526 Market
Jones E. H. & Co., .535 Market
Kline &Co.,26 Batterv
Mish P. & Son, 539 Market
.Selig & Newman, 31 Sutter
Tobin, Davisson & Co., NW corSutter
and Sanson!
Toplitz F. & Co., 571 Market
Straw YVorks.
Atlantic, James M. Forrest, 132 Fourth
Cowles G. W. M., 1017 Market
Eureka, C. P. Jan.es, NW cor Sixth
and Minna
Excelsior, John H. Babbitt. 806 How
Golden City, W. H. Hill, 733 Mission
Pacific, George A. Dean, 16 Fourth
Western, Lorenzo Lapham, 108 Fourth
Stucco IrVorks.
{See Plaster Decorators.)
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
^. W. MONTAGUE & co.
IMPORTERS OF
W®¥#s and Metals
SHEET IRON, PUMPS, GAS AND WATER PIPE.
MANUFACTURERS OF
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BLAKE, BOBBINS & CO.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
Book, News, Writing and Wrapping
PAPER,
Straw and Binders' Boards, Black and Colored Inks.
Agents for tie Saratoga and Lick MiUs Paper MannfactnriDg Co. Santa Clara Co.. Cal.
' ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF
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SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIBBCTORY.
Sugar Denlera.
(See also Grocers.)
California Roct Siicar C.i., NE cor Cal-
ifornia au'l Sftiisoui
California Suu'nr Maniif. Co., 320 San
Chauln C. A. (mauut'acturor), office 422
Montgoiuery
Hawaiian Commercial Co., 215 Front
tSuBar Reflnerlen.
BAY, SW cor Battf ry and Union, (see
adv. dept. page hi)
CALIF( iKNIA, cor Kighth and Bran-
nan, office 215 Front
San KranciM;o and J'acltlc, cor ElKhtli
and Harrison
Sulphur.
California and Nevada Sulphur Co., D
A. Carpenter tiecretarv, 115 Pine
Judson & Shepherd, 402 Front
PACIFIC SILPUUU CO., John H.
^\ are, Jr. secretary, 7 Mont
Surgical Instltntes.
National, 319 Bush
Surgical luMtrnmentn.
(See also Cutlers.)
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother, 118 Mont
Hatteroth & Russ, .Til Kearny
Schneider ^Villlam H., 28 Geary
W'akelee H. P. & Co., SE cor Montgom-
ery and Bush
■Will & Flnck, 769 Market
Surve:)'orfi.
(iS'ee also Engineers— Civil.)
Allardt 0. F., 432 .Montgomery
Benson John .K., 507 Montgomery
Browne Itoss E., .'Wl Jlontgomery
Cahlll E. J., 528 California
Dudgeon Edwin (Ijuililiugs), 206 Slont
Freeman James E., 102 Jlontgomerv
Block
Gibbes C. D., 117 Montgomery Block
Glbbes John T., 100 Montgomery Block
Hoadlev >lllo, 29 .Merchants' E.xch
Humphreys AViUiani P., Old City Hall.
first door
Kaufman I'harles, 402 ^Montgomery
Ma.-nn ,1. E., 37 .MoijiL'oni.Tv Block
SCmssl.EK H.,5I6('alirornia
Sherman Edwin .\.. 232 Sutter
Shortt Lawrence H., 120 Sutter
Von Lelcht F., 4:i2 .^lontgoniery
Wackeureuder Vitus, San Bruno Road,
nr Eve
Surveyors' InMtruments.
Ewing Charles (!., 120 Sutter
RahsskopifC, 412 ComniiTiial
ROACH JolIX, s\\ cor Montgomery
and Sacramento, (see adv. dept.
page nil)
Sack John C. 18 51arket
Schmolz William, 420 Jlontgomery
SurrejorH— liUMiber.
Clough John F., I'iir 3, Steuart
Coggeshall \\'. .\., i'ier 10, Steuart
Fisher Henrv, 142' . Fourth
Goodwin T. P., Pier 10, Steuart
Haines John I'., Pier 10, Steuart
Kittredge John R.. I'ier 10, Steuart
Morrison A. G., 128 Steuart
Neylan Joseph J., is Siiear
Olmstead James M., I'ier 10, .Steuarl
Peniiell Robert, liS Steuart
Preston IJ. C. Pier 5, Sieuart
Robinson Z. II., I Howard
St. ,IohM B. G. Pier lu, Steuart
Stivers Henrv F., ■ .Ml.vion
Webb A. W ., i'ier 4, Steuart
Surveyors— Marine.
Burns .\aron M., 320 California
Freeman J. H., 11 C. S. I'ourt Bldg
Hutciiings Daniel F., 31.s California
Waterman R. H. &('■., 12 California
Walscui Horace H., 21S Sansom
Wllilsstun Corv, 401 California ,
1041
Syrupa and t'ordiala.
Cahen Lo\iis .t Son, 4IS Sacramento
Jaujou E. A. *(•(... 4.10 Jacit8on
I'/'iVr A '^- * '"•• •"•'•• Jackson
McMillan & KESTEU, 7H Front.
,,, (■•'''■ n'lv-.'lei.i. iiage xvij
I'Inet .lohn, aOS Jackson
W aterhouse, Kendig & Co.. 428 San
TackM.
American Tack Co. (Barker A Snow
agents;, 408 .Market
Tailor Ironii.
Hazard R. ]{., 757 Howord
Tallom.
Abcndroth F., 2613 .'MlRsion
Abraham Gabriel, 105 Sixth
.\dams UerMiann,5IH I'Ine
Ahern 1'. E., 20-21 Mission
Albrecht John, 528 Ilusli
.Mexand.r Henry, 772 Howard
.Mexandrr >uniui-i, 70ii Vailejo
.■\itinan .loroti, lu2il Sutter
Audreseu I'eter. 103 .Mo[ii«omery
Apliel Simon, 78fi Folsoni
Armand Lautaud, .307 Pine
Assiou Joseph, '205 .Montgomery
Attell Seymour, 37 Tiiird
Baloun Joseph L., 613 Washington
Barnes David, 311 I'ine
Bascom H. B., 115 Gearv
Bash Hyniaii, 2 lJr\ant"Pl
Becker Frederick, ^W Hush
Benedict C. S., \"A M..ntgiimery
Beiijauiln J...-, pli, 417 Fourth
Berliner Isa.lor A.. .Vjs 'I'liird
Bernstein Havld, 72'j Foisom
Beruin Louis I>.,921 JIarket
Bleleck A. B.,.«) Sixth
BlelerAdolph.8 Virginia PI
Bine & Georges, 119 Sutter
Blake John, 318 I'ost
Bloch Jnlin, 603 Kearny
Blywlse Hermami, 1048 Howard
Bock James, 155 New Montgomery
Bogner C, 11 Sutter
Bofgstrom Augtist J. .M., 605 Broadway
Borgstrom I'., 605 liroadway
liorkblni Henrv, 5:r2^ . Polk
Brady Thomas, 328 Sl.xth
Braun 'I'heodore. 22 ."^loutgoniery Av
Brodlgan Patrick, ;)04 Minna
Bruggemann Henrv, .526 Montgomery
Bull James, 107 Third
BlLLiiCK k J(>NES,106 Montgomery
Burkhard Jolin, Itailroad Av, ur
Tentli .Vv, South S. F.
Burr & Kink, NE cor Montgomery and
.Market
Cantel B., 284'2 Stevenson
Cantv Tlmothv, 11 Sutler
Capulet Jean, 1220 Stockton
Cavanagh James, NE cor Fifth and
Howard
Chabree Louis, 839 Pacillc
Chisholm Duncan, 7 .\uburn
Close Marv .Mr^., 156 Third
Cohen A., 516 'j Sllssion
Conen Abraham B., 700 .Mission
Cohen Lewis, 547 .Mission
Cohen Louls, 5;«l Hayes
Cohn Adam, 823 Montgomery
Cohn Emanuel, 6.'i5 .^llssion
Colin i'homas, 821 .lackson
Colli! W., 425 I'ine
Coleiiiau Harris, 801 Geary
Cook ,\braiii, 12 IJ.-rry
Cooper AlTttliom, l-« Paclflc
Cooper Joliii, 28 New Montgomery
Coo|ier Josepii, 12 Iterry
Cooper .Morris, 2.V2 Cl.inentlna
Curlv J. H. 4 Co., .T2 M..ntgomery
Curtis Jercmiali, 304 .Ia< kson
Danniielmcr Loul>, .Vf.i California
Danlzsiber Ktto, CM Montgomery
Davis Isador,4W Third
Davii Ja<ob, 131 Second
Davis .'Marks, SW cor Railroad and
Ninth nvs, .South .S. F.
I)a\is .Max. 1024 Foisom
DeaH' Andrew, 311 Pine
Deguiliardi LoiiU. 5 .Montgomery Av
Devinc Jolin, 15 Everett
Preydenil I'lerir .513 PiM
Prurv W!;:iani r,v, K»arny
I' rchant
I ' . Iflc
I
. or Duth
iitry
K:».!i i ',,11;.. ,11;, Miller
Krb Manuel, 346 Sixth
Ernst Aaron, J<r2 Jackson
FaruiiT H.\V., !«7 Jemie
Kas> .\aron.HOH Stockton
Fass Joioli, I|ri3 Callfc.nila
Fass Nathan, 003 Calilornia
Figel .lo,opli, 211 Moiiigoin.ry
Finking 1(1. IibpI, -^ri ( I'FarTeU
Fl^.h.T John.-2.-i.M..rton
Flsie I Jacoh, ir.i Howard
Fogle Heiilaniln, 71.')'- Davl*
Ford Palrlik,21'a Hunt
Frank N>'wninii, 135 Post
FrankenlliHl .\., luiJO .Market
Franklin A..'J0.5 I'm 111.
Fianklln Samiiil S., 213 Pacific
Freltag K., lifi'. .Market
Frle'lniaii Lewi., luu,3 |>o»t
Fri«clillni: F., 'JM Dup»nt
Fro.s M. 11., 515 Miisli
Fross Miirris, HI9 Howard
Getniunn William, 5ou .Montgomery
Geileri Louis,. 521 Sacramento
Gcrgl i)roi<.,4l3 Iniim
Gblo Fell... 721 .Montgomery
Gllly A .Migiion, .V17 Sacramento
Gooilman M..rlt7., .'«W IiuiKint
(f.MMlman Morris, llOS<-vcnth
Gor.lon Hr.is.. i"27 < ' .nimerclal
G..ttlot Mox, I'WI .leSB'e
Goulet Isl.lor.', 415 .Montgomery
Gr.mosky Henrv, 941 .Market
Gross P. II., 621 I'iil..n
Guillot Jacpi.-s, 6'20 .>Ierchant
Gulman .los.'ph, '27 S.-. ..nd
Haas .M..rrl-, 7.i;ici'Karrell
Hackitt Jnni.-s, 1'25 Sansom
Hagman John, '227 Montgomery
Hami John S., 314 Kearny
Hand William. .'>34 Pino
Hans.n H., 3 .ilary Lane
llapp Mar. us. 227 Fourth
HHrne.n Elward,'24'3 Dup<int^
n..n H.'nry,.'sll Cailf..rnla
DIpple W. G.. 106 Dupont
DIttmcr F.,4 Hayw..od
Suspension Briilge Builder* p.i.ig,- A G.,r.-van. 511 Montgomery
6 Calif<jrnla (see D..ii.r;.\ Daiil.i. ir2.5 M.rchant
I, ( ani.jrnitt imc ^ j,^|j^^.,,,^., j, >,,^„|,.„i, im Dupont
i DrBii.\ Thomas, 151 F'.urlh
Han
Uarr
Harrl
Harri
Hnrrl
Cliarl.'s. .502 Parillc
Edword, IP, Garden
Henrv 791 Mis-Ion
-M. & Hro., '2i>i Hrannan, and
HALLTDIE A.
adv. dept. pa,;e xil and .\iv)
Pacific Bridge Co., 4 California
613 Davl
Har-linil (^.-rson, 240 Third
Harshaii (;'isiave, .58 Third
Hurvi-y Bernard, '26' . Fourth
Hasi'ngs C. •'. k C.)., SW cor Mont-
g.imcrv anil Suiter
Hav.len F.,6flo Mission
Heeth AilKTl. 423 J-:a..t
H''lli'rnnn J. A S.in, '.liiS'-. .Market
ir.ir.riiaii Mil Im.'l, 622 Clay
ll-llnmnS., Iir22 P.. well
ll.nes-v D.. 142 .<ec 1
H.'nr\ \\ iKlHiii, 141 Tl.lnl
H.rl.-t Fran. Is. 16-23 >>ldy
Hliit^e Inouc, 33ii Mush
Hoil Sim.m, 3 lavi.jr
H.illan.l Wwnrd. 126 l''<«t
H.illali.l W.I' ■■ ■■ -rard
H..i.kinsJfli
Housl.inJni I
H..uston It. I
HuK-r J..I111.4IS .^llnua
Hull..n Augu-t, XM Pine
Hnnii.hn-vs .1. tin. 'i-rr Hares
Hiitt.T J..lii', ■ ' ■•
Hi iiinii L'- . '.
1-aa. Miitr . ■>
Ja. ..1. JoM'i 1 . ly
Ja. .lbs .\ari II, 1U>; 1>U( nt
Jacobs Davi.l, 721 SanM.ra
Ja...bv .ln...l'. -W! .I.-.«le
Jsret ■'
.1. Ill .
J.III
J..lia:. . .
J..im- II., 141 11U.-.11
J.js4'pii Itrothers, SW cor MonlxoiBWy
nil I l"ii.'
Km.
Kan'
Ka .
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal— in Price, Gnality, or Fit
66
ANl^EHSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomerj St.
[1042
SAN PEANCISCO BUSINESS DIKECTOKY.
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Kavanach .Tnl.n, 6 >'ew 5r jnt-omery
KaTser M. A: Brother, 223 Muntffomery
Kearnev James F., 1122 Harrison
Kellev Lawrence, 27 Fourth
I Kennedv Edward. 5(1.5 California
: Kennevi Sheahan. 631 Market
: Kinder" F:dwanl..So2 Washington
Kittel Adam. li»5 Giari
Klaus John. 629»^ I'licitic
KozTOinsky H., 110 >utter
Krueer Tbarle?. 22o(o Montgomery Av
Lachman A., 810 ilontgemery
Lachman Louis, 518 Pine
; Lackenbach C, HO Sutter
1 Lahi John. .5i:i Piue
Lancaster & Xonhon, 61-? Montgomery
Landa Mr.rris, SSS Fourth
Lazarus A., 119 Seventh
Lendecker Jacob. 787 Folsom
Leopold Louis, 4-28 Dupont
Les.-man Isaac, 1217 Powell
Levi Alexander, 1231 Folsom
Levin J.. 23;i Fifth , „,„ „ ,
I Lcvison H., 41 Third and 323 Mont
! Lew A..867Folsoui
I Levv .lacob, 816 .Stockton
Lev'v Louis, 314 Fourth
Levv Marks. 40:i Sutter
LevV 3L S., 17P Minna
Levv S., 235 Jackson
Lindecker J. H., 787 Folsom
Lindenbaum M.. 146 .•^teuart
Lindow.LF.,ni3 Pacific
Litclifield J. M. * Co., 41o Mont
Loew Aaron. 14 Turk
Loewenstein G., 628 Merchant
Loorva Max, 2.S1 Pacidc
i LowensteinG.,62S Merchant
I Lunibertr Charles n., 605 Broadway
I LuMdsren Jacob A.. 119 Third
Lv nch Hugh. 14."? Minna
MacBetli Alex., 6$5 Washington
Madijran Dennis. 817 Broadway
Mahlins J. C 428 Dupont
Mahonev Dennis, 1513 Polk
MarcinkowskI J.. 303 Dupont
Marks Harris, 536 Commercial
Maver <t Hirshfeld. 20 MontgometT
SfcCarthv Michael, 179 Minna
McCrvstle Charles. 135 Fourth
MiCuUough ■William, 143 Minna
JItDonaldi- Williams, 14 Montgomery
McHrath Lawrence, 50 Clementina
McHngh John, 143:Minna
Jl'Intosh Daniel. X s Greenwich, bet
Scott and Devisadero
JIcKenna James, 118 Clara
Mv\<h.n John. 114 Clara
.Mendel Mendel P.. 204 Second
Men«elcami> B., 1.524 Turk
Jlenne Clemens. .5:!3 Washington
Meyers J., 607 Commercial
Meyers John, 501 Kearny
Mevers Joseph, 422 .Mxth
Michael Morris, 33'a Garden
Bilchacl Solomon. 118 Leidesdorff
Molonv P. S., 218 Bash
Monasch Herman. Ml Folsom
5Ionii!.cli Julius, 2005 Mission
Morris Henrv, XJo Sixth
Mucha J'hilip, 448 Third
MulliT John, 41 Clara
Mulli r Lndwit',204 Stevenson
Mver^ :Mit(hell J., 1 Hardie PI
Nathan Jacob. lOi Ninth
Neeli Henrv. 1228' , I'acltic
Nelson Cliarles. 8 Uubliard
Newman Solomon, 10.59 Howard
Nicolal William, 1216 Polk
NIcoll AU-xamler, .505 Montgomery, 18
Kenrnv and 727 .^larket
O'Brien Jlortlnier, i:wi Xatoma
ii'Brlenl'atrick, 60 Annie
irilalluraii Thomas, 931 >[lssion
(I'Nfll Charles, 62:5 Merchant
(ilsenolaf G., 2 Delta PI
< Ippcnheim .'^. B., 35 Fourth
(Jttmann Ji>lin K., 110 William
OyenS. C.,.54« Fourth
Peters i<lnion,4:M Bush
Ptncus -Morris, 407 Fast
I'Into Adolph.817 Vallejo
I'iBKeniaiin William, 14 Gearv
PluiizH.,.5a Gearv
I'le^'e Louis, 3:57 Gearv
Poheini Joseph T., 103 Third and 203
MontK'oinerv
Powers Kdwaril, 628 5Ierchant
PrU.- Tliiimas,:rj6(t'Farrell
I'ri.'tutrh Julius, !K»S' . Larkin
I'rieii \V. 11., 613 LaKUUft
I'ursli Samuel, 643 Washington
I'ystr Michael, H Powell
Quigley James, 143 Minna
(juinn John, 1050 Folsom
Raphael H., 9 Taylor
Eatowsky Henry, 106 Dupont
Eanschen H. .T.. 3 3!aiv Lane
Read E.. 19 Anna
Redmond Dennis, 1148 Folsom
Redwine Louis P..224fl!i Mission
Reich Georse, 112 Ninth
Reid John, ;i07'j Market
Eemond Ernest, 1511 Stockton
Repinskv Philip, 705 A'allejo
Reynolds Georye L., 6:J8 Clay
Rhein & Siegel, 414 Sansom
Rhodes S. K., 608 Montsromery
Riegelhaupt P. 506 JIarket
Ri>lev Arihiir A.. 4r'2 Montgomery
Roberts AVilliam, 15 New 3Iont
Rogan F;dw«rd, 26 3lontgomery Av
Rosener H., 402 .Sixth
Rosener Simon, 80S Folsom
Rourke J'lhn, 111 Jlontaomery
Rugiaud S. C, 651 Mission
Rush 3IendeU, 21 Market
Samuel H., 808 Third
Saussat Louis, 436 Jackson
Scharienberp; Adoijih, 27 Stockton
Schehr William, 510 Montgomery Av
Schellenbrrsrer Andrew, 10 Stockton PI
Scheurer C, 147 Fourth
Scheuring Geor-;e, 628 Merchant
Schmechel William. 639 Mission
Schneider Louis, 211 Tehama
Schoelihorn F., 1528 Stockton
Schulte Henr\ A., .534 California
Schweinle Louis, 36 Eddy
Schweitzer Jacob, 329,'2 Sixteenth
Sedbom Adam, 440 Bush
Seidenberg Harris, 12'o Harriet
Seller M,, 757 Howard
Shilling Jo.'eph, 1046 '2 Folsom
Shiramski Max, 44 Gearv
Short Michael, 411 Mont and 527 Com
Short Peter, 12 Mcntgomerv
Siegel Morris, 1502 Stocton
Simon Gabriel, 533 Fourth
Simon Gustnve, 11 Post
Slater G., 311 Pine
Smith James K., 1.36 Montgomery
Solensen James, 625 Jlerchant
.Solomon S., iWe Pacinc
SptUman Joseph, 625 Commercial
Squaalia 1 )., 2.32 Montgomery Av
Steil Henry, 237 Bush
Stein John, 8 Salmon
Stein Morris, 38 Jackson
Sternberg Morris, 7 Spring
Stoldt Asmus, 2107 'j Stockton
Straudvard Andrew . 440 Bush
Straub J. N.. 307 Hayes
Sullivan J. J.. :i03 Washington
Svenson 0., 605 Broadway
Swedlund A., 628 Merchant
Sweeny Nicholas, 41 .Second
Thompson Oorge, 548,'«> Mission
Tobin John H., 114 Montgomery
Trautner Bros. 307 Dupont
Trebois F., 222 Montgomery Av
Unzleman William. 12 Berry
Urbani 31., 413 Broadway
Usselini Anton, 219 Sixth
Vannier L->uis A.. 1302 Powell
Vecci G.,218 3Iont<;omery Av
WaUh .John, i43 3Iinna
Walsh I'eter, 143 3Iinna
Ward ^hri^topher. 681 Mission
Warhmbriin Alex.. 805 Clay
M'eaver Frank, 111 Stevenson
Weinberg Louis, 507 Brvant
Wei^s Jacob, 628 Jlerchant
Weiss J(jseph, 223 Kearny
Werner John, 631 Merchant
Whalen John, 9 Gearv
Wichrowski A., 701 Hyde
Wickertsheimer F., 42S Dupont
Wilson .-Samuel, 1304 Polk
Wilton F.. 412 (iearv
Winn Thomas J., 313 Sutter
Winner Adolf. ?.0S Post
Wise Morris, 116 Dupont
Wisluzil J., 10 and 605 -Montgomery
WoUAaron. 117 Leidesdorff
Wolf Max, 1,503 Post
W(,.,d Henry, lf27 Clay
Wood Samuel N., 775 Market
Worn"r Carl, 223 Kearny
Wrage Jcdin, 244 Sixth
Wrii;ht &Canii)l)ell, 41 Geary
Young William D.. 307 Minna
Youncberg A., 440 Bush
ZanonI L., 1401 L upont
Zinnamon Abraham, .37 Sutter
Zlnns C, 611 Sacramento
Tailors' Triiuming!!.
Baumgarten A., COl ilarket and 10
Second
Hammond William, 320 Post
Raas E. & Co., 616 Sacramento
, Reiss Bros. & Co., 115 .Suttei
i Stein. Simon & Co., SE cor Second and
Market
! Tallow.
■ Brandenstein M. & Co., 529 Clay
' Cahen Bros. & Co., 41 Clay
I Christ V and AVise, 607 Front
I Cox J. AV. & Co., NW cor Front and
I Green
Distel & Keifer. Thirty-third Av, nr
I Point'Bav A'iew
I Folev & Jones, 219-221 Dmmm
I Heineberg B., 49 Clay
I Hixson, Justi & Co., 403 Davis
I Kullman, Wacner & Co.. 45 Clay
' Lille & Co., NW cor Bay and AVehster
I Michelsseri, Brown & Co., 310 Front
Jloodv & Farish, 210 Davis
I NICHOLS A. C. & Co.. 402 Battery
Pearson J. G., N s Fifth Av, nr RaU-
road Av. Soutli S. F.
Pohl George G., 110 Drumm
Sloss Louis & Co., 310 Sansom
Sumner AV. B. & Co., 519 Front
Terrill J(.hn,EsSan Bruno Road, nr
County Line
Tanks — 3Iaiinfae(urers.
BODAVELL H. H.. 211 3Iission (see
adv. dept, page xxxv)
Steven- & Wilder, 1500 Folsom
TUSTIN WILLIA3I I., 51 Beale (see
adv. dept. page xxxiv)
Wells. Russell & CO., SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Woerner David, 104 .Spear
Tanners and Carriers.
Balz Bros., Hommel and Finkeldey,
San Bruno Road, bet Twenty-sixth
and Twenty-seventh
Beisel Jacob, cor Mississippi and Santa
Ciara
Bloch & Davidson (morocco), 117 Pine
Bloom Samuel, N s Precita Av, nr San
Bruno Road
Bloom AA'olf, cor Folsom and Nine-
teenth
Bohn Brothers, 1 Branuan PI
Cahen Bros. & Co., 41 Clay
(Tallahau D. (morocco), E s San Bruno
Road, bet Twentv-seventh and
Twenty-Eighth
Corcoran T. H., S s Day, bet Dolores
and Church
Corder F. AV., Seventh Av, het M and
N. South S. F.
Crowley A Co., NE cor Serpentine Av
and Hampshire
Curtis Richard, San Bruno Road, bet
Twentv-.seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Danforth E. P. & Co., 723 Battery
Debant Bros.. W s San Bruno Road, nr
Islais Creek
Dietsch G.. Twenty-sixth, het Howard
and Mission
Donnelly M.. s s .Serpentine Av, op-
posite Hampshire
Donovan & Co., 13 Brannan PI
Duncan J., Brannan, bet Eighth and
Ninth
Fltsch Bros., S s Precita Av, nr San
Bnmo Road
Funcke & Co., Ninth, bet Bryant and
Brannan, and Sixth Av, bet t,! and
E. office 312 Sansom
Hecht Bros. & Co., 528 Market
Hellwlg Christian (buckskin), S s
Twentv-sixth, bet Howard and
Jlission
Hennessey Thomas, cor Santa Clara
and Missouri
Kellv Thomas. SW cor Seventh Av and
N, South S. F.
KIrby R. C. & Co., J. C. Johnson & Co.
agents, 12-14 Pine
Kraus & & Co. (glove leather), AV s
Dolores, nr Twenty-ninth
Krenz 0., NW cor Filb'en and (Jough
Krieg A., E s San BruLo Road, bet
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-
eighth
Kullman, AA'agner & Co., 45'Clay
BULLOCE & »' OITES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Driving Gloves.
_Silk Handkerchiefs at GEa LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Zeamy St.
Legallet D., cor Sixth Av and Q, South
McMahoii Thomas.SWcorSeventh Av
and N, Si.iith S. F
Meohan Jiuuis, Xcl.raVka.bet Twcntv-
llftli niMl Twenty-Sixth
Ml llnLs A. r. A Co., ^n•J Baltorv
0'UoXM.:LL(;ijJ!NKMLs,oo7Bran-
luin (st-e adv. dept. pa^e xlvl)
Onen Ancust, S s Tw. ntv-nlnth, nr
I >ld San Jose Roa*l
Patrick A B. & Co., SW cor Folsom
and Kitrhtccnth
S"r?," *i:^- * "• ''■• ''" Battery
Rellley <fe Lmils, S s I'r.-clta Av. nr
IJernuI, Bi-rnnl Il.l-hts
Scbafer Charles, Scrprntlne Av, bet
York and Iliunpslilre
Schwartz <fc JIuIler, SKcorSerpentlne
Av and Folsom
Sedpley Joseiih, va Kearny
Smith J. T., NW cor Church and Val-
ley
Stnievan B., SE cor Howard and Ser-
pentine Av
Union Tanning and Currvlng Co., 735
Brannan
Wentworth I. M. & Co., 867 Market
\Mlllnnis Bros, (morocco), 25 New
Montt'omery
Wind Muritz, E"s .-^an Bruno Road, cor
Twtnty-slxth
Zebant Henry, W s San Brnno Road,
nr Golden City House
Tauners TooIn and Slato^
rialM.
NICHOLS A. C. & Cn., •1(J2 Battery
TaxiderniiMtM.
Blunt ■VVllllam G., 81.3 Market
Lor(juln E. F., 410 Kearnv
Nolte W. F., N 8 .Sixteenth, nr Va-
lencia
Tea DealerK.
{^•Importerx. See aUoOrocers, Whole-
sale.)
AinsaM., 228 Sixth
S'Castle Brothers, 21:) Front
*Colciuan \\. T. & Co., 20:i California
*Ehrinan 31. & Co.. IIM-IIO Front
'■'Foster S. & Co., :Mi Culilornla
"Hanly George T. & Co., 212 .^ac
Hodgklns * Trevoy, l.5:{ Fourth
Lennon John A., HIS Clav
Lorlng F. II., !t2 Jlarket"
'•'LOW C. ADOLI'IIK & CO., 208 Cal
*'MACi )N'I)1!A V & (•■■ I.. 20fi .*<an8om
*'Montealef;rt.- .(. G., 218 .Sacramento
*Moore I. C. 317 Battirv
*Newton Bros. & Co., 2'o<) California
Oriental Tea Co.. .323 Sixth
^'Rountree A McClnro, 4W Front
*tabj:r, HAKKKK & CO.. lOS Cal
*Wellman I'eck & Co., 416 Front
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1043
Krazer J.M..U9 Tom
Galavottl T., SK o.r KIIIh and Mmod
lliid.ly W llllani. nO!)'.. Marku
J'dwiM.ii II., 1021'. clav
hlnir (;e.,rne K., 2i22 .MUMon
I.untiillv.r A., .320 l'r„t
Ml (arty A. M. Mr^.. W2 fJiarv
MrCartv Broiliers A .><uter>. :« EUdy
MlruM,leC„raV. Mrs., 4211 I'odl
li'-ynolils Frank A., 313 Kills
Sand.-rs A. A., 71 .New .Meulu-om. r
T<-arlior«-DrnM I iig.
Ihirdov .M. .Mrs.,!i:f7 .Mission
{.Vrrlsl. M. K. Mrs. .ponnnh), 301 Pow
e.hl JuM-pli A., 410 Teliama
ll-'lz I... Ml,, inp.K'iav
Myers K. B. Mrs.. 82.) Capp
I'rosch Charles, 240 .Monigoniery
Tearliem— DreM C'attinc.
Wallace H. T., 915 Market
TeaelierMKIooiition.
Burn.Mde Jane .Miss 21 Tavlor
Inci- Annette Miss, llio'-, Hvde
Livli.gston Anna .Mr>., (lOt; Mont
Jleslaycr K. .Miss, (ils TavL.r
l!-ss Wllilftm T.. 7H St Aim's Bldg
Snyder Julia Melville Mrs., fiI3 Mason
Wheeler \V. K., u«l'., .Ml.,slon
TeaeberH-Kuibroid«ry.
Mortensen Emma .'Mrs., 1242 Mission
TcacherM— Fancy Wool
Work.
Recum Josephine, 723 Natoma
Tearhem-Flnp Art*.
(.See Painters- J-Ortrait.)
Tea«herM— Oeoloiry.
Puhck George, 420 Sixth
Roch Helnrlch, 556 Brannan
TeavherH— Uyninaittlcs.
Flach Conrad, 33.3 Turk
Gerlchten Louis, 204 I'owell •
Perrler A.. 232 Sutter
Teacher*— lIoritpnianHhlp.
Weston A. S. 4 J. E., I'..t7 Market
Teachera lianiruaBea.
Slia|i«ro Aar
Shapl.T T. It
Smith c. J., I
Teacher* mallirmatle*.
Teachers- Mnale.
Teachers— AfiKa J- Ing.
flanks H. G., fil!» Montgonvrv
KUH LEOPOLD, fill Conmierclal
Mophelmi'r Joseph, .507 -Montgomery
Phillips J. S., 702 Callf.,rnia
TeaeherH— Bookkeepingr-
BARNARD'S BUSINESS C(JLLEGE,
120 Sutter
California Institute, 417 Kearny
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, Zi
Post
Pacific Business CoUcge, 320 Post
Teacherft- Boxintr.
Mellen J. E., 35 Third
Teacher* — Civil Englueer-
ing;.
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Van der Nalllen A., 24 Post
Teachers- Danclnff.
Carll A.W.. 1328 Bu.sh
Clark A. Mrs., 155 New Montgomery
De Prefontalne J. J. R., SE cor How-
ard and Twenty-nrst
Drews Louis A., :» Fourth
Fitzglbbon David, 771 Market
Armand Louis, ottKe l.'f7 Kearnv
Arnold (JeorgeC., 14 I'felller
B.-rgernt .lolm.fill Sln.ktciii
lilarkl.uri] K. \., lir.'l \\n^hlngton
Biissihe A. V. ll.,22;i Fifth
Cells Kenmiid... '.'.Tl Howard
Clarence ll.iiry.2 I.aii::P)n
Colli Al.riitinm,20i, (;ar<len
C.jppoia .M. R., Miss, IJI Fourth
Crcspo Antonio, «07 Ciilifornla
Cuvilller H. E. Mrs., 121 Turk
D'llaliiivin C. D. .Mme., luo;t Powell
Dams Ilenrv. 14l!i Powell
De Brev.ns Emily >I., 1819 Stockton
I)e Casanova Jowpli, 707 Mont Av
l)e D..rlez Rose .Mllie.,lW> Pobt
Du Castel I'r 'fe>s..i.r,2:i Post
Faesl Soiiliie Mrs,.7(W Broailway
Fisher .>(. .1., 2-KKi Ilowanl
Flcurv Cellna, 1237 Stockton
(Jabrlel .laeob, 711 Hyde
Grossman G., .Vto Ellis
firossmaii J., :f22 fi'Farrell
Gutierrez CarlottaS., IW.i Pr)well
Gutierrez *i. C. .^Ilss, U'*f.> Powell
Gutierrez Ito.sniio .Mrs., IW.I Powell
Ilolea (;., no St. Ann's Buildlnjf
Jaifa Henrys., lliOfi Sutter
KNiiFLACH A., IJ) o'EarrcU
Kucliel Lolll-a, 1720 .Ies-|e
Kutnow Annie .Ml.-s, 1113 Post
Labolim H. (;.,3 .x.-venth
Lew Is Lvcin, 704 Larkin
Loinliard F., :« IVrry
Loiiez Petra .Senora, 6'Jt Valle)o
L.ivekin H. SIlss, l.tsi Fourth
Ludke Auirust. 10.3 .Ma»on
Maurln Jules,**) I.eary
Morel C. F., \(ry> Hyde
o'Donogl J. J., 18 Turk
Rochliolz H. S., inoi Market
.Schwann .\ugUbta Miss, 743 Pine
--3 BrnadwaT
'r21 Mont A»
- SI lib
p.
PI
ve
Kllluior*
I lia. hru. k \|
I Bnliev Frank ^ . nnj
I Ballard Alice ^
I Ballenl.-rn N „
Barnes K. B.. .shoiweii. inn Sixteenth
i ami .s< veiiti.enih
Barthen Fannie .Ml>f. 12 Cwlar Av
Barlnianu .lolni ('., 72!t <;rove
leale Kloreii, e It., c,|7 .Manon
Bear Knielle Ml-. 21.'. .loneg
j BeaiiJaM. \'
! Bechei
Itenie •■
, Blanil< I
Blekle M. llu M
Blankhart ntio, i:<22 KUlniorc
Ihslerker L., i:r Post
I Bonelli E. S. 1 Fifth
Booth Julia Mrs., X3 Fifth
Borchen William, KMO Ilowanl
I Bosworlh H. M., i;f.« Kearnv
! Bronn T. A. P. .Mrs.. 1713 CallfomU
. Br.e.ks Lizzie .MUs. 17o« Kearnv
j Brunne Adi.Ipho, l« Vb!!-) " '
! Brunner Ko-al" " ■ '• ^ ■
Bryan KmiMa I
Brvan .lennl ^
I Brvnni ('.(;. M
I Buck llnnnnli. IT" I', rrv
Butiuer llerm.iiiii. I.'ill Ma»on
Byrne Alice .Mis-, .i-to .<4-veiii««ntb
Byrne .Mary Miss, 7 Park Av
I Byrne .Minnie E.. sn'i (Jnive
Byrne Phillip B. .Mrs.,JKlM Bryant Av
j Caneri>n Julia A. Mr*., 3 (ieary I'l
CampUll Marv A. .Miss. UM Powrll
I Carll Alon/o 'A., i:i2» BuMi
Carnes Freilerlei: (i., 1210 Manon
I Casey Ell/a .Mis*,.'«C KVIdy
Ca.ssln Marv F.. It'iU Howard
»3ark Jennie .Mlrs.'.KH Twenty-third
I Clark .Mar\ .Mr-.. :•": iu.Mi
Clark SInrv p. M .tv-(Mrd
' Clayton Ma .M
Clement l>av|.| . ,r 1
Clement y. .M., _. . ■■ I nrreii
Cli'inoiis .Sarah i>. .^Irs., 2ia Junei
Cottex Kinilv,2 Park PI
Cohen Wii; ' ~ ^li ,.,•..: II. .ic
Corbnz 1 ■ .
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« Vainer h
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1' -.,117 Cedar A v
l>. .r... 1146 .Market
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and I wentv-tlrst
De Vail Thomas H., 337 T»entv.^\ |
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hjnaii Jane N. Ml-s 106ST)Kt
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dlelmaii M. ,\.,2I liiienrru
Eggeri I.. I.. Mrs..llH»>Ulr
Fhii < liarirs, K|2 I aJifomia
Elmer AukOi>i < ...cil McAUKUr
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BEAMISE'S Shirta Heady made and to Ordei'
ANI^EESON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
H>U
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
En^lhanlt Lirile Mis-s XE cor How-
~ar^ iTiti >rr-nan
--- " Larkin
My
Fi^cherFTi- Xe>5 Av
Fischer F'- r ; "XessAv
Fonl J^Illu^. 131? California
Fortae> Carl. 222 Turk
FcFi K.. 1- Sjcramento
Fc-^Ter Laura M. Mi;-^. :>iS TcrS
Foster Nettie F. M:?s. :>i? Turfc
Frauo"! E-lwar^l. 2T-- Harriet
Tnv.'-- ~ - ^f-- '^>3'F:U.en
Fre-- ":aav
Fre: - ^;, (Ax Mental Hotel
Fne ■ :irs., 250 Fonrth
IMe ir; -~ li-il;:, S s TweniT-iirst, nr
Treat A^ ' •
F':ie!>i*r:i^ Amelia Xiss. 23 EeTentli
?. "' . E. >li>j. 30 lurt
- 1.. 91? Bush
;vM:~s. 614 Bush
. „.. 232 Setter
G.:::nc 3idr. Mi?,-. lt» McABlJter
G->irT J. A. 3Irs.. S23 MJ~5ion
G.;: intone Richapi Mrs.. 11.10 Pacific
Grant 5. A. Mrs., Cosmopolitan Hotel
Grant Sarah A. I'.. 23 >t. Ann's Bldg
GraT M. H. Mis?: 120 EUis
Greiner Thomas. 14-S4 Mission
Gunther Fre^jercfc A., E s Hampshire,
t-et S';;ano and Burte
Hse-"er? Francs. 725 Grove
R-'-z. A.^ri. b1? Keamv
R^~~ -.r •e•^ F.. 212? Howard
Hi,: -'.: :-r P. Mrs.. li:>? Snner
Hii-- :- - >ir?.. >.>e. ":-rt Twentv-
_-_-__ a:; •. Twentv-iTE-Ji
Hi—- - A--,jieB.. 612Pjie
E:.— ' - \! -s. 142 Sixth
H-- - . 931 Market
li- : ■ ^12 Chestnut
H :_: 1 - _ zJ- E. Miss, m Lombard
'£'Zr 1- - "rT a ve. 1627 Sacramento
:-:-r . '■-'. '.-["■ Bn-h
Hrr :-16Ba'h
H-- :ss. lO?!?!!?
Hr: ii- F.. 1016 Leav
n:._ :. _- .-_ ;i:s5. je^ii Folsom
H ■ z — r L., j2&<,Tav
II :- - larles, 1(B1 Mission
K -
s. 3ir-.. ::
P-rny
' iTirk
Mission
: --ion
^ard
H :._ n
Isaacs Ld
Jana H. >. : - :ter
Jones Ec;*A . ; P'i _
Kaemmeri - 1_ ; :erce
Karatar M -ion
Katzenta :,n
Karanaa^: . . ....i
Keawef J e
Kelleher.-, -
Kerr J.. V, : M and Fol
Kessels A., 115 ;e-e:^:L
Kessler Charles, 1111 Trier
Klmtall Pr-.-v- ^v .. 519 Haves
KiniMar; - " ■ ' :: Jackson
Klin^'-ma:: r-wich
Kneii.Jor.r
Knopf el G
Konopllt- :; ■., '^'^ Bash
Krali Phi: -on
Krone Der.-
Knbl Jacob, HI • \<- -ler
Knrtz Annie Mrs., 142 Seventh
Kuss Charles J., 1254 Mission
Lada M. Mme., 10& 1 iFarreU
' Lmemlein Emma Mis?. ^(29 Geary
' Lalande <>lina Mi—, 732 Sixteenth
Lea. ._ -. \\_. •^, i -
-•-cia
:~ Perry
>Iiiji.u-i v.. i^'. '/•;ar>
Mansfield Jj.. U-W Market
Marsh Henry. 7 Powell
Marsh Stejhen. 230 Eleventh
Matthews XeUie M. >Irs.. 614 Capp
McAnhur C. Mrs.. 104 PoweU
McCulloch John, 5->4 Seventeenth
McEwen Mary E. Miss, XE cor Seven-
teenth and Valencia
Mflntvre Addle Miss, 1036 Jackson
Mc>Iil'lan James. li'24 Jessie
Meredith E., ?46 Mi?sion
Mi>eser Louis, 11.5 Seventh
Mohris Ida Miss, 1037-. Folsom
Moller Ferdinand, •>* Turk
Moon Emma Miss. 1222 Leavenworth
Morel Charles F.. 1026 Hyde
3Ioretti Carlo. 409 Leavenworth
Morris Mary E. Mrs., 1 TorreTis Cotirt
Morris-jn John, 61 Clementina
Muller John G.. 1110 Larkin
Murch Louise Mr?., 614-2 Linden
Murphv Kate J. Miss, 515^ Stev
Murphv W. D., 121 Pase
Xa«l Paul, 603 Powell
Natbanso.n Gottfried, 139 Kearny
Xeet' 31a^iie Miss, 724 Sixteenth
yewl^?rj:er Sarah Miss. aOB'^ Grove
Xipfiert Tirainia Mr?.. 1415 Sac
•J'Brien Mary Mi?s. 24 Mint Av
< ►allvie James R.. 232 Sutter
•.•fndorfl' Mar>- Miss, 14 Ttirk
I ttto Marie. 1069 Howard
Pa^e Mary L., Miss, 627 Capp
Pa^et Felicien 3Ir?., 622 Green
Paris Hugh T., 811 Pacific
Partridge ^linnie Miss. 527 Greenwich
Pasmofe Koi-;n L.,2114 Jones
Patlson Emma B.. 1S70 Stevenson
Patrick H'rnry 113 Pace
Pearce EmUy ?Irs., 164 Clara
Peir^er? Fritz, 11 Harriv^n Av
Peters J. Mrs., 2522 Howard
Petrarchi Victoria Miss, 738 Howard
Pf erdener Adolph, 1221 Bush
Pfund AmeUa Miss, 4-37 Fulton
Pique Fkiward, 22? 'I'Farrell |
Pomerov V. A. Mrs., 644-, Xatoma
Pond C. G., .31 Dupi-.nt " ;
Pond Charles, 1709 Stockton 1
Pope Katie B. Mis?, 1412 Mason
Pre?con Hattie M., 110 Turk I
Price AV. E.. 917 Market '
Quinn Am'^lia Miss, lOQ) Howard I
Qninn John J.. 20 P.idlev ;
Eeilly Mary A.. S 5 Twentieth, bet
HarT»?':n and Fol?<:>m
Eeiter F. E.. ]:e7-2 Valiejo
Eekei Josejii. 514 Stockton
Eevnoii? < atiticrine Ml?s, 929 Post
P.t:ni James W. C. i::rr Post
iilc!;ari?on Henrv. 64a Howard
Eoberts V. E. Mrs.. 621 Mason
Robinson \S lUiam J. X., 311 Fremont
Rogo Loia, 933 Howard
Rosenberg Augustus K., 827 Twentieth
Rosent-erg S. .?.. 905 Market
B/jsendorn Emil. 2022 Pine
Eosenkranz Isador. 4-31 Sixth
Runste.it E. Miss, 1112 Taylor
Sauret .iugnst, S.56 JlUsioh
Schlam Hattie L. Mi??. 14-33 Pine
Schlitte Clementine 3Ils5, cor New
Park Road and Park Hill Av
Schmidt Louis Jr.. 707 Post
Schmitz Jo?>ph L.. 21 Bernard
Sc]:i':;:z Martin. 442 O'FarreU
.Sco:t Gustav A.. 42? Eddv
Searl^ht Lizzie Mrs., l.3l.V^ Broadwav
Seib Herman C, 1524 California
SerigbelJi B. 3Irs., 636 McAllister
Ser i ■'*--. 102 .Stockton
■ . " -a ?lr?.. vm Jackson
>. 410 Kearny
-:^ .re, 25 Em?
■^ -; -r^'jT^i-. <'»verland House
.■?mltii i.aarle^ J., IrsO? Lag^na
Snow Alice Mi-s. 2037 Howard
Snow Ida G. Mi-s, 925 Harrison
Snyder Julia 3Ielville Mrs., 613 Mason
Solano Mauro. 331-i Eddv
.Southwell J. AV., iffn Uiilon
Spadlni .Ingelo, 1921^2 Mason
Spencer Myra M., 9<>s PoweU
Speranza Adellna, IW Kearny
Speranza Itominico. lf>4 Kearny
. Stetnle Emile. 526 Have?
' Stet*f.n Annie A. Mr?.. .30 McABlster
] Stier Herman. -522 O'Farrell
I SVjvall 3L E. Mr?., 210 Eddv
I .Strei John H.. E s Fillmore; bet Halgjit
I and Waller
Strlby Louisa Mrs.. 2rm Jllsslon
■ Strlby William. 2(41 Mission
Sullivan Josephine, 419 Minna
Swanson Frederick, 14-- Lewis
Thlemer Gustav. 1(1(19 Mason
Thomas Bell Miss, Nucleus House
Thomson M. J. Mrs., 1922 Union
Tlppett J. E. Mrs., 1020 Jackson
Tlttel Carrie Miss. 113 oak
Toepke William, 1625 Sutter
Totimey Louisa Miss, 319 Taylor
Tousslri Emlle, 712 California
Trover <?h3rles. 411 Tvler
A'ogt Thecxlore. 1318 California
Von der Mehden Louis. 10 EUlot Park
Voorhies Hattie Miss, 560 Howard
Warden Bessie Mr?.. 1303 California
Washburn M. .\. Mrs., 1.31 Fourth
AVedel Gustave, Overland House
Wall ( iscar. 1512 Bush
Weiss ElUabeth Jlrs., 14-3:i Steiner
Westgate Lizzie Miss. 2123 Larkin
Wheeler W. K.. 961^4 Mission
AVilliams George E.. 214 .Seventh
Wilson Susie M., 211 Eighteenth
Wilson W. L. Mrs.. -5.3611, Howard
Winter Emma Miss, 1825 Stockton
Wrba Joseph, 10 Turk
WyckoffDeUa Miss, 215 Post
Tanke K. L.. 1118 51onigomery
Teimdlev J. W., 608 Leavenworth
Tamdlev Richard T., 2101 Steiner
Teaw Juanita de C, 16 Taylor
Tehl Josephine Miss, 735 Ge^ry
Yslas Florence Mrs.. 1618 Buchanan
Zeiss- Dermis Carolina Mme., .502 Pow
Teaeliers— XavieAtlon,
Brown Daniel, 606 Montgomery
Jesson Jess H.. SW s Montgomery Av,
bet Greenwich and Lombard
McXEVIX EDML'XD. 406Beale
Testeliers— Penmansliip.
BARNARD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE,
12fi Sutter
California Institute. 417 Kearny
Drevfu? .\dolphns, 7-31 Geary
Espina P. A.. 120 Sutter
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
< I'Donovan Marian Miss, 1.307 Larkin
Pacific Business College, 330 Post
Seregni Fulsenzio, 24 Post
Southern •fhonms R., 85 St. Ann's
Building
Teachers — Portrait Paint-
ing.
(.See aUo Fainten, PortTaii.)
Kiarenmeyer Simon, 7243.^ Market
Teacber*— PriTate SehoolB.
(See Schools.)
Teachers — Sevring.
Dams M. Mrs.. 1419 PoweU
C>tto Louise Mrs., 7S4 McAllister
Bobllng N. 3L >IrB., 3W FeU
Teaetaer* — Svrinuning.
Motor J. C, SE cor Beach and Larkin
Teacberfi— Tele«ri*apli?-.
AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
GR.\PH. 222 .Ransom
BAENARDS BUSINKSS COLLEGE,
120 Sutter
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, 24
Post
Pacific Business College, 320 Post
Teaebers — tfater Color
Painting.
Hecht Joseph A., 410 Tehama
Teaeber»— It'az W^orb.
Brookes Margaret, ir(06--', A'aJencl*
CO<.iK A, I '. MP^S.. no Kearny
Cotter J. E. Mrs., 10 SUjckton
Gerrl?h M. E. Mr?.. 201 PoweU
Gettz Anna 31me., 743 Howard
Telegrapb KapplJe*.
CALIFORNIA ELBCTBICAL
WORKS, 1.34 Sutter
3ULL0CE IDUES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Dent's Walking Gloves.
Vases and Tcilst Se*^ at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Zsamr S:
A^ZBi-AX :>Tr;: t tele-
Fire .:_ ,
Pacific i-rlriTaijl 1, .
SAX FRANCISCO BUSINESS LIP.E'TOLY
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'""Ic^per/^^^*":^^-'^-^*^ Tin Can Mannfactorv
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eT^^r- srj P^ne: Brincbes. Fal-
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414 MeixliaBt St.
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Telephones.
AmencaE j^asiaj Teleph •;-■* Co.. fi;
San? m
BELL TELEPHi-XE O •.. >am-el
BELL TELEPHONE CO.
Telephonic Exchange,
Xo. 140 3IO>T«OTIERT.
vlc« a: ai; ii:i:r^.
r.-MTiT-.--^ ',-<!- - rr;— :iiT Ce-r'al
Office to all par-.; . :" tie city.
SAMrEL HUBBARD
A CENT F s Fa::--.: Coast
Tents— 3>taaaC*cturers.
PETKICK E. * CO., 13 CUy «Bd 118
ifc ::ir.:erc!al
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Tin Foil
Tin Plate. Klieel Iron nn4
Tin ImporierK.
TAT GL^-i:GL H. i
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Tinners* Stnefc
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Tay GevMvt H. * COt,
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(.Ser obo Slor<u a
AdlerD>vU.aS£3xth
, Alexander Cartes X..2U
I BdartOeoise, 213 Second
Becker J ~er-. ti" Hares
E. DETRICK <!ii CO.
TEXTS. AWXIXGS.
Camp Lounges. Etc.
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Term Cottn Mnnnfiaetnrer*.
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ANDERSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1046
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
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Toys.
(* Importers. Sre alio Fancy OooiU)
*Ackennan Bros., 123 Kearny and 209
Sutter
Alcajuga Jose, 524 Broadway
Anderson E. C, 40S Third
Brunner L.. 325 Hayes
Chaine 31. Mrs. & Son, 354 Fourth
Conklin F., 310 Fifth
*Davis Bros., 419 Keamv and 718 Mar-
liet
Dixon H. H. Mrs., 923 Larkin
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Droge G. F. C, NW cor Sixteenth and
Mission
Fagan Thomas H„ 1024 Jlarket
*Feigenbaum &Co., 120 Sansom and
217 Pine
*Feldmau L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Flavin Martin J., 'SE cor Kearny and
Commercial
'^Frankenthal & Co., SW cor Battery
and California
Frey William A., 404 Kearny
Fuchs Robert, 1415 Stockton
GeiseudurfHr Frederick, 1.58 Second
Geraghty Michael, 1127 Folsom
•"Goodyear Rubber Co., .577 Market
Gray William Jr., SE cor Folsom and
Twentv-second
Grube Max, 442 and 306 Third
Hamnier?niith J. E., 335 Kearny
■•■■■■nase> & Lancaster, .32 Kearny
Imel Jane Mrs., 1647 Mission
'"Joseph Nathan & Co., 641 Clay
Keedle George, 229 Second
Kimball C. P., 519 Haves
Kochmann Morris, 214 Sixth
L(XiMIS GEORGE, 706-716 Kearnv
Messersmith J. L., 2501 Mission
<-PASyUALE B., 650 Washington and
967 Howard
Peters F. M. L. A Co., 207 Itontgomery
Poornji.n ilartha 3Irs.. 151 Ninth
Procr. r S. Mr^., 1643 Mission
Robertson Robert L., XW cor Howard
and Fifth
Rothman Henrietta, 1513 Dupont
Staake Ernst, 1817 Powell
Stevenson & Longwill, 28 Second
TIshler George, S09 Larkin
Vasselin Hypolite, 510 Hayes
Warren August, 107 Sixth
Young G. Mrs., 9:iO Wushington
Translators.
(See Interpreters.)
Trees— Ornaiiipiital.
(Hee yitrsei'ir.s.)
Trimmings, Void and Kilvcr
XnR('R(iSS& C')..6 Po.st
I'VSi^ilALE B.,6.50 Washington and
'M~ Howard
I'Inte A. J. & Co., .^10 Sacramento
SOHEK & REIMAXN, 325 ilont
Tripe Dealers.
.\llarl Joseph, .5.5-56 California Market
.\rtigues E. & Co., 14 San Francisco
Market, and Fifth .\v,bet Railroad
.\v and N, South S. F.
l!a' le John, 7 California JIarkct
Bullock E. B., 7 Clay Street Central
Market
Larroche F., 21 San Francisco Market
Trunkmakers.
Behrendt H. & Co., Oook, bet Town-
send and Brannan, a d 513 JIarket
Fi'chlielnier & Steele, 21 Sansom
Harris J. &Co., NE cor Market and
Kearny
LouKshore J., NW cor Sutter and
.Montgomery, and 26 New .■Mnnt I
Martin 1). H. & Cn.,2.>S liushand 2 Post I
Norgrove John, 12 Gearv i
San Francl.-cco Trunk JIanuf Co., 340
Kearnv
^Vlr:lngC. H.,634 Market
Truss Slanuractiirers.
Hi-cnian William, 616 Clav
Calllornia Elastic Truss Co., 720 Mar-
ket
Dietrich Christian, S b Twentieth, bet
Hampshire and Potrero Av
Folkers J. H. A. & Brother, 118 Mont
Hatteroth & Russ, 321 Kearny
Home W. J., 720 Market
Kenyon C. E. ACo., 109 Montgomery
Koehler August, 507 Kearnv
Marsh Truss Co.. 513 Montgomery
Painter Eralen (agent Dr. Rowe's), SE
cor Clay and Kearny
Pierce & Son, 609 Sacramento
Schnei ler W. H., 2.S Gearv
Wakelee H. P. & Co. (dealers). SE cor
3Iont£onierv and Bush
WILL & FIXCK, 769 Market
Turners— Wood and Ivory.
Atkinson G. F., 259 First
Brown W. S., 1636 Mission
Cameron & Hull i;wood i, 409 Mission
Colman John (wood), 417 Mission
Edwards G. Fred, S s Brvant, bet
Fifth and Sixth
Frei Andrew, King, bet Third and
Fourth
Girard Ernest, 625 Merchant
(5racier F. J., 211 Mission
Grundel Julius (ivory i, SUJ^ Market
Hardenbergh Isaac (wood and Ivorv),
134 Main
Jackson R. W. ('ivorv), 411 Clay
JESSE & DREW, Berry , bet Third and
Fourth, (see adv dept. page liv)
JEWELL A. M. A Co. (wood), N s
Berry, bet Third and Fourth, (see
adv. dept. page lii
Kemp J. & Co., 109 Mission
Kraseu & Gelst, 736 Brannan
McGL'IRE A. W. (wood), 415 Mission,
(see adv. dept. page Iv)
Meyer .L G. H. (Ivory), 320 Kearny and
10 Stevenson
Moore, Wilkie & Gray, SW cor Mission
and Fremont
Pedersen B. (wood and ivory), 221 Miss
Prescott A Sanborn (wood), NW cor
Howard and Spear
Strahle Jacb & Co., .5:)3 Market
WETHERBKE G. M. (wood), NW cor
Bryant and Fifth
Turpentine, PiteU, Etc.
Ehrman M. & Co., 104-110 Front
Twines.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
BARBOUR BRi iTHERS, 511 Market
Dakin & Libbey, NE cor Sacramento
and Davis
DETRICK E. & CO., 123 Clay and 118
C'lmmercial
DOYLE HENRY & CO., .511 Market
FRANKENTHAL & CO., SW cor
Battery and Culifurnia
Hanna J. & V. N., :vis Davis
Howes E. K. & Co.. 118 Front
LIPSHEi; GEORGE, 223 Batterv
NEVILLE & CO., 31 California and 16
Davis, (see adv. dept. page xxxvii)
Remington A. D. & Co., 411 Sansom
Robinson, Fowler & Co., 215 Sac
WATSON & CO., 319 Battery
White Horace F., 123 Clay
AHMES & DALLAM
BALL, SEINE. SAIL, SPRING,
WRAPPING ETC.
115-117 Front Street.
Type Case 3Iakers.
Llnforth Edward H. & Co., 413 Miss
Miller & Richard, 529 Commercial
Type Founders.
Miller & Richani, John J. Palmer
agent, 529 Commercial
Pacific Type Foundry (Marder. Luse <fe
Co.), .532 Clay
PAINTER A CO., .510 Clav
Sheplar S. H. & Co. (rubber), 702 Mar-
ket
Umbrella— Adjustable.
WATERHorSE & LESTER, 29 Fre-
mont
Umbrella makers.
Alsop John S., Ul Bush
Barr John D. & Co., 323 Bush
Bellini .\ntonio, 35 Post
Caronte Joseph, 138 Post
Courtney L. F., 813'^ Folsom
Creighton Joseph, 61 Third
Ghisla Salvatore, 1304 Stockton
Yeager Thomas T.. 118 Geary
Undertakers.
BUHLERT & ilcMENOMY, 10573^
Mission
Craig <fe Son, 22 Mint Av
Dlerks Theodore, 1218 Market
Fitzgerald & (J'Connor, 10134 Market
Flanagan & Gallagher, 20 Fifth
Golden Thomas 1248 JIarket
GRAY' N. & Co., 643 Sacramento (see
adv. aept. page xlv)
Lockhart <fe Porter, 16 O'Farrell
Loean J. J. & Co., 1248 Market
Malladv WiUiam J., 763 Mission
MASSEY & YUNG, 651 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xlvl)
McCiinn James, 863 Market
Sears, Pickett & Dowiing, 815 Market
Undertakers Ooods.
GRAY N. & CO., 643 Sacramento (see
adv. dept. page xlv;
Le viso n Bro5.(sll ver-plated coflBn trim-
mings), 134 Sutter
Lockhart & Porter, 16 O'Farrell
MASSEY' & YUNG, &51 Sacramento
(see adv. dept. page xlvl)
Sears, Pickett <fe Dowiing, 815 Market
Undern-riters— Assents of.
Bacon Joseph S. (Boston and Phila-
delphia), 316 California
BALZER HENRY & CO. (Bremen),
209 Sansom
Chevassus Edward (French), 205 San-
som
De Fremery .James (Amsterdam), 410
Batterv
Eidridae Oliver rNew York), 318 Cal
FALKNEK, BELL & CO. (London,
Llovds), 430 Cahfornia
HAVEN CHARLES D. (San Francisco,
Fire), 418 California
Hellniann Brothers & Co. (Hamburg),
525 Front
Hopkins Caspar T. (San Francisco,
JIarine), 318 California
MUl'X'KE, VIETOR & CO. (Germanic
Lloyds), 109 California
.Schroder Henry & Co. (Bordeaux), SW
cor Battery and Washington
Upholsterers.
Anselm Otto, NE cor Laguna and
Grove
Bare Bros., 308 Hayes
Bernard & Pouzadoux, 312 Sutter
Berson A. & Son., 712 Washington
Biok Robert, 606 Post
Bovle Hcnrv, 1136 Jlission
BURNHA5I JAMES W. & CO., 618
Jlarket, and 15 Post
Calil'iirnia Furniture Manufacturing
Co.,, 226 Bush, and 649 JIarket
Chadbourne F. S. & Co., 735 Market
Clark Charles, .522 Tavlor
Cobn R., 1007 Howard
Driscoll Dennis, 214 Second
DnflY T., NW cor Leavenworth and
(J'Farrell
Franco & Rennert, 1051 Market
Fulton Joseph M., 511 Sixth
Gabbs Bros., 1029 Market
Gallagher W. R., 20 Fourth
Gebhardt Wendel, 955 Howard
Goldberg Solomon, 933 Market
Goodwin & Co., 319 Pine
Graham Edward, 5 O'Farrell
Gunn A- i t'Day, 761 Fol-om
Harris Bernard, 303'., Third
Hartshorn A JlcPhun. 112 Fourth
Haynert Clemens, 211 Post
Henev AV. J. & Co., 725 3Iarket
Hufschmidt Frederick, 323 Pine
Kiernan Charles, 231 Sixteenth
Kornikcr Louis. 9.50 Folsom
Koser M'iUiam, 749 Market
Laird D., 144 Seventh
Lambert W. T., 103 Sixth
Levy Aaron N.. 1026 Howard
Louis J. IL, 1045 Howard
Martens Nicholas, 1004 Howard
Marzlotf John, 6:J8 Filbert
McA lister Thomas, 801 Leavenworth
McCabe Hugh, '531 Third
McVea James, 713 Stockton
Medina W. H., 1062 Howard
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Neck Wear.
BLANKETS at the Plaza Store. jEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
Murphy .Michai'l, IHIO Polk
NlchoU liani.1 K.. Rallroail Av, bet
Twi'lfUianJ 'f hlrteenih avs.Soutli
O'Sulllvan P. J., eiB Post
Paulson & Saiiii'lLTs, •llil Jones
Plum Charles M. <fe (',,>.. an Market
Etnuhan .iHUies, S\V cor Klfth and Te-
haniii
Kenton Ur-nrv T., 42!l Fourth
Kiii^;i\viiv ('.\V..2I Tvlor
RuljiTls A. H., li:;7 H'lwnrii
Sauuilers John. ■\ui'., Hiivhs
Stho.nti-lil & lic-yinan, 7W Slarket
Schcutzi'rA.,r»l Turk
yhal.iT J. A. A Co.. 707 Market
Spies F.,lK).i Powell
.Stern Philip, 21H Sixth
Stinipson <fe Cahill, m Mission
Straiib F., « Ila\fs
Sundell F., VlVi I'ailflc
Von der Heidt \\ iiiiam, 34 Minna
Vof-s Henry, 8(M I,arkln
Walconi (ieorgi-, Ui:) Stockton
Windel 11. cfc Co., 310 Stockton
Wolf Al>raii«!o. nil:: Market
Wood ll..(i77 .Ml— ion
M'ymau Cliarle.-, l:tl7 Mission
Vpholst'erer.H Tacks and
DOYLK HEXltY & Cii., 511 Market
FIELD A. & SONS, oil Market
VpIiolaiter.T Oootls.
(See alKo CarpeUs.)
Arnold X. S. <fe Co.. :ilO California
Berson A. & Son, 712 Washlnirton
BUKMIAM .)AMi:s W. & CO., 618
Mark-t
Calii'Tniu Furniture Manuf. Co., 230
Ba-h and frl'J ilarket
Chndb'iurn.' F. S. <fe Co., 7:15 Market
ColoMil.at Alfred, 105 Stockton
Edwar.I^ Frank (J.. H-iO Clav
Ehrenpfuri Williaui, 14 Tliird
En-laud.'r William, 7ol .Market
Franco <fe Jlfiin.ri, 1051 .Market
Frederick .1. & ( '..., im Market
Froiiiinct Sclia-fer. Wi .'Minna
Fulton .losepli .■M.,511 SLxth
Galla.u'h.r W . H..-» Fourth
Goodwin & C., ;U!» I'iue
Gulllxson Heurv F. <fe Co., 630 Market
Hail & Laclinian, 116 Sutter
Hardle 1). & (Jo., 575 Market
Heii.v William .1. & Co.. 725 Market
HEVMO.MANN ct Ci'., 5 <ansom
Hufschinidi Frederick, :52;{ I'ine
KeOft-h .l..hh. "ii New .Nlontgomery
Koser W iillaiii, ~i'.) Market
Lenh.irdi .Vdaiu, 12:i2 Stockton
Marwedel E. H.,571 Market
Paulson & .-iaunders, 410 Jones
Plum Charles M. <<: Co., Wl Market
Robrecht .\nton, S2(> I'acihc
Schlueter & Volb.-r-, 70(1 .MarKet
Shaber J. A. <t Co.. 707 .Market
Solomon B. h. Sons (.1. 11. Kemp
ajfcnt), 117 .Minna
Stern Philip. 218 Si.Nlli
Walcom George, lo;) Stockton
Walter 1). N. it E. & Co., N\V cor
Batterv and .Market
WEST CiiAST FIRNFTURE CO.,
N W cor Fourth and Bryant
TaleiitiiiCH.
(See also Booksellers and Stationers.)
Frey W. A., 4(M Kearny
Tariely Store*.
Ackeminn Bros., 129 Kearny and 309
Sutter
Ale.xaiider Phillip, 27t>J Mission
Aniheiin S. S., 8 St<'Mart
Brady Susan F., lOtC [■aciflc
Bruimer Louis, :f25 Hayes
Bush Petir, 248 Fourth
Cassidv Catherine, 20 Hunt
Chevne Hohert, 140 First
CollInF Daniel, N s Twenty -foorth, bet
Alabama and Cuhimbla
Connollv Mrs., 110:i Pierce
Crone Amy :Mrs., SW cor Sierra and
Tennessee
Currie Arthur L., 514 Post
Davis Brothers, 41'J Kearny and [718
Slarket
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1047
Davis h/inn' , 218 llrniinan
Douud«..s .Mr... i:t|s Polk
I»"W .Mar'li. IJl <M.oel
Dowland >.rah .Mr-.. \.rH nu-h
Downev CiMrloii • Mr-... 47ii Tehama
l!hha!d..VH M\i....nlh
Durnev l-al.-l .Mn,, l.veT ler
ElkinfTioM John, rW.<..vonih
JIavin Martin, xE<orConi and Hear
j-c.-urn .M. T. M--., .'ir.'-. KlHm .re
franklin Heiijain ii .Mr-., iio.i Har
(^l-t BiTnani. 212 Fourili
G oul.l Klieii K. .Mr> , |iH2 Paclile
(Jrant Marih-i \V. Mr,., sK i-or Fran-
cisco an I Mnsoii
Hammersni tii .1. K.,;H5 Kearny
ilasey A Liio- a-t.-r, :t2 K'aniv
Henry .Mar Mr.-., W s .Mission, nr
Thlrl\-:lrst
HIncelot A I ;-, lin Ninth
Hosle Susan .Mr-.. -.-JW .M:«slon
Huniphrev^ Aiexaml t, 2 Sl.-rra
Jacipies Isaac F., 2irj F.ith
.lohn.son Emma Jlr-.,32n Fifth
.lury \V. E. .Mr-.,f.8 Fir-l
Kennedy. I, .liii H. .Mr>.. 1105 Mont Av
Keogh T. Ii. .Mr,., 132.S Ki.lsom
Lally W. s.. \\ B Mls,-loii, nr Thlrty-
tlrst
Leon Jacob V., :ff Fourth
Levy Jo.seph H., 428 Kearny
Lolienstein .MarKs, 1.528 Turk
Lochbauni Eva Mrs., 1227 I'nlon
LniiML>< fJKiiKGE, 70«-716 Keomy
Mack Jame^. )i:l East
-Marv Marv F. Mr<... 2*108'., Mission
Jlarcus Hurri-. |i'{8 Fol-.itn
:Ma'.|erson Cli.irle,, l.VM Larkin
^leArdle Kate Mrs., ItiOJ Paclilc Av
M.lierm.. t Wilbain, 108 'V Shipley
Mc.Mann Jame>, 41" East
Monahan Mary .Mi-s, 407 Twenty-
fourth
i'asset Au«'u.ste,2tM Fifth
I'eters W. Miss. 12 I Tailor
I'rocTor Sophia Mr-., lin:t .Mi-slon
i'rotlHermln. , 215 .I'Farrell
Rawl .M. A. ^ir-., 14 FoNoin
Koihnian H. .Mr.-., 15i:i Diipont
R'ulee I-aa. , 12:i S 'Cond
Siiiiiair .\., SE cor Dnimnt and Sotlcr
Sloan Bernaril Mrs., \V s Tehama, Iwjt
Norwieh and Preclla Av, Uemal
Hei.hts
.»<te;u Kobert, ;iOO Keamv
Siitdlffe Jan- Mr-.. Ii:«'^ Paclflc
tiedemann If. IL. IKW Kd<ly
Warren .\iii;uBt, 107 Sl.xth
VarniMli] nunufactarerB.
California Varnish Works, P. D. Wm-
ter, SE cor Water and Taylor
Hneter Bros. A Co., 12 Second
VarnlKherH aiifl PoIiiih«rii.
(.S'c 'iho Pointers, i
Castel* Parl-.-anlt.415'.j Powell
Eggers ..t Keefi-. 74:1 .ML-slon
Lon-- F. A..4'2-2 Powell
.Schofiell Charles, 115 Je.ssle
.STRAHLE J.\CitB A C<»., .533 Market
VarniBheo.
(See also PniiUs.)
Ammerup G. A., r22ii Market
BassT. .1. .t Co.. 2(1 Geary
Brewster J. dm. 17 B-iden
Burner Herman, «-'lI Sacramento
Dietz A. < . & Co., 224 Front
Hiieter Bros. A Co.. 12 S<-cond
Kellv .lames R. & C0..-IOI Front
Kocii A Kotrers, IKMieary
Lvdon Daidel,2-'t Sixth
Marcus Bros. A Co.. 421 Sacramento
HavnoidsC. T. A Co.,!' Fr>iil
Walton N. C. .Sr. (shipi. 21:' .Mission
Wa«on A .Morris, 11! Davis
VVhlttier, Fidler A Co., SW cor Front
and Pine
Yates A Co., 113 Front
Vearcfablra.
(See also MerchnnW Produce Ortm-
mUiirm.)
Ahrams Hermann. 2:>t Fourth
Allman Honora Mrs., 87 Ninth
,\rala (JlovannI, .T2 Cniumli a Market
Vrludd Giovanni. 70C..l..ml..i Market
\riiionlno P., 75 "'obmiN. Market
Aronsohh L A Co.. SW i.ir HlxUi and
J.-,.|e
.\riH' |i..mlir'
.Vvery II.. II •, T-Martrt
lln '-.-nlni.l X - : ■,-tiIiiVlon
lan
Barr.\ M. 11.,
te,.nili av
Benll K. 11 II
. . •! lUllrt^a.1 aii.t KU-
S..nlli S. K.
l.rt.'enr.
" ■ Market
l«rkel
Uuuitiiici 1.., .:j GiJi.d Uesii-m Mar-
ket
Botit n A Smith, 7-8 Grand Arcade
'Iai>,rai7 Latrnna
fH Thlnl
!■■ . I,.VM Sixth
Uruuii U. H. A Co.,:)OCallf<imla Mar-
ket
Bruno NIrhola-, IT IV a !w«v
llniarhl Gnl-' .'Market
BuUellUlra/i I ,rkel
Cain A Wal^ 1 ivlor and
Turk
Caflnreto Ant..nl... 1:1 i....,hU> Morket
Caniinala i;. V., l8C..|..mlr. Market
CamplNdl Sarah .Mrs., 1-.-i><lxth
('amiMslonico Gaelaiio 3U Colomtm
.Market
Camiio'loulco Stefano, 28 CnlonilHi Mar-
ket
Can.-ssa G. B.,51 Col •
Capiirri; G. B., .ISC..
(.'aravbloJohii.cor 1 - i.. I
Brvnnt
<'a..cln.||| G. B..:HColomt« Market
(•avierl David, 4.5 ColonilM. .Market
Ceri-uhliio G., .-.I'..:. .11 M irket
Cla I)..mi'nle.. ■ I irk-t
Ci:,M/.zo (;|..vu , Market
C.'Ildr.- .I.illi, ^ ket
Cor-'-n ,', : , ■
Crawf •
Cp'-ta I 'I irk-t
D'Arcv
Dakln \^
Def.-rrM Ic ,•
De|iln.-,v
Delludil \i.: .11! .. J. '■ . rn • . >lnrk.-t
Delbulil Lor.-iiz-, 12C.,l.,mlM, Mark.-l
Dein.'rs IL, i..r Elchii-eiilti and Va-
lencia I
Denili hell Gl'.vaiinl. I C.lomU) Market
Deiifen J. dm T.. 4i:i'-. Haves
He-moii.l Ellen Mr-., 221 Eighth
iK-niiiid Patrick, :C8 llnMflway
Dev.ito Antonio, SW cor Green ami
Powell
I P:»
DIando I"-"- •■■■•■■■'■
Dr.lmi.-
Dtilh .1
Elll-S.
K<|ulJ
KavB .\'
Fnwcett .
ket
Ferrea Glovanul. 43 < '■
Feruk'laro Antonio
k-t
Market
,!«. .Market
iPjC<-utn? Slar-
•lombo Market
36 Colombo Mar-
Fullerton Cornellun, 1819 Ilvde
tJalll G:B(om.., itiCMl .,„'.-. M.iV. t
Gnrbarlir> .Vn-' '
(iiirlbnidi G. It
,; pMr.. .'.
, , . : I td'.n
Gru-.'- \lpl. ii--, 2- »«ii KrancJico
>Iarket
Hal I lay John, «« Larkin
llencken John A Co., xa Sixth
HIppman .t .•<chu»«ler. 3» California
Slarkct
H.Ini, I J lio. »W . r T»enty-»»coild
I Markrt
I - Vallev Market
K:,, IT -. Grand (."oOtnU
ilxliN-nlh
( i.j Sir.'"-! Markat
.Mnrn'i
KlItu.rB. H.
Krlt/k> J'diii
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the best Tiy tliem.
ANDEESON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
1048
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOEY.
Lacoste Thoma?, 21 Colombo Market
Lagomarsino Antonio, 53 Colombo
Market
Lagomarsino B. I., 48 Colombo Market
Lavagnino Luigi. 114 Fourth
Lee Hannah Mrs., 609 Howard
Lerov & Son, 28 Seventh
Leraggi G. B. & Co., 303 Fourth
Lewis John, Jf s Greenwich, arStelner
Llpman Morris, 907 Larkln
Loewenson Leopold, 800 Gearv
Lvden Patrick, 442 Ninth I
Lysett John P., 26*Xew Metropolitan |
Market and 14-34 Centre Market j
MacNell C. F., 22 Kew Metropolitan ,
Market
Manglante G. B., .56 Colombo Market
Marchi John. .529 Merchaut
McDonald .AI;rl.nel. 404'^ Folsom
Slecchi Frul].i^Lo, 62 Colombo Market
Michel Antoine, 25 Colombo Market
Micheli Giu-iieppe, 68 Colombo Market
Mltrovich P. .*;., 1222 Polk
Sioore Z. A\'.. 37 California Market
Morse Samuel, 942 Harrison
O'Brien James L., 21 Grand \\'estem
Market
U'Malley Patrick, NE cor Eighteenth
and Mission
Oellrich Brothers, 60 Centre Market
Peck Henry, 1038 Folsom
Perata Michele, 23 Colombo Market
Perata Xicola, 27 Colombo Market
Peri Lorenzo, 6 Colombo Market
Peters George, 846 Valencia
Poceridio C, 44 Colombo Market
Price & Co., 1107 Folsom and 1027 Lar-
kln
Profumo G., 4 Colombo Market
Qnillici & Perpola, 1118'^ Powell
Ratti Domenico, 17 Colombo Market
Richardson Kate Jfrs., 1147 Howard
Richardson Mary Mrs., NE cor Seven-
teenth and Alemanv
Rijso Francesco, 16 Coh.nilo Market
Rijso Ginseppe, 38 Colombo Market
RoseL.. 1147'2 31isfion
Samuel Jlorris, 942 Harrison
Sanutiinetti Jofpjih, 1S21 Union
.Sang'ilnptti & Deliino, 127 Third
Schenone G., 6:{ Colombo Market
Schiller. Handel & Co., !<0 California
Market
Sercnsky Joseph, 419 Sixteenth
Shea ^lartraret Mrs.. 128 First
Skehan John J., E s Sixteenth, nr Va-
lencia
Smith John, 15 Haves Vallev Market
Smythe F. G., SW cor Seventh and
Natoma
Solarl G., .58 Colombo Market
Summer^ Louis. sW cor Folsom and
Twentv-third
.Swan Edwards., 21 California Market
Tcnucci Vincenzo, 1515 Stciner
Thlerbacli Julius, 19 Grand Central
Slarket
Vallerga Bartolenieo, 14 Colombo Mar-
I ket
VamI G., 2 Colombo Market
Vaml L., 11 Colombo Market
Vincent Plero, 7 Ciplombo Market
I Vucovlcli Illia, 1002 Bll^ll
Wolfheimer Elizabeth, 1211 Stelner
Zarro Carlo, 66 Colombo Market
Zcnovlch Lucas, 1122 Stockton
Zurmuhlen Augustus, 15 Grand Arcade
Market
Velvet and PIuhIi >f anufac-
tiirerH.
I Evertz John P. C., 1907 Vallejo
"Veneer Kawlng.
JEWELL A. M, & CO., Berrv, bet
Third and Fourth
VentilaforH.
Cronan William, 1071 Market
HAYES GK< iliGE 4 Ci i., ,5;«) Fifth
McKeown \V., .59.5-597 Sixth
Paul 1'. U. (Globe), 1331 Jllaslon
Veterinary Sledicinea.
(See also Patent Medicines.)
McBoyle A. <fe Co., 504 Washington
Veterinary NurBeons.
Bonis Pierre D., 214 Stevenson
Bums Peter, 609 '<> Grove
Claussen H. H., 832 Bush
De Labrousse A., 1616 3Ilssion
De Tavel A.. 811 Howard
Evans George A., 308 Main
Gallagher J. S., KE cor Jessie and
Ecker
Imbourg Charles, 308 Sutter
Jacobson Iver, 313 Sutter
Larsen Soren, 252 Ritch
Le^^-is Thomas, 924 Mission
McQua Frank, N s Sixteenth, bet
Guerrero
Miller E. L.. 421 Xatoma
Munro J. McK.. 251 Stevenson
Obrock J. D., 1324 Market
Potter ^\ illiam, 834 Folsom i
Vidal Ramon, 645 Vallejo
VineiT^r M^annfactnrers.
Anduran C. & Co.. 517 Sacramento
California Vinegar AVorks, 302 I)avls
Code, Elfelt & Co., 314 Washington |
Crystal Vinegar Works, C. H. Robin-
son, 15 Van Ness Av
CUTTING PACKING CO., 17-41 Main
FISHER John H., 509 Commercial
Golden State Vinegar Works, Pohley
Bros., 125 Grove
Pacific A'inegar Works, 415 Fnlton,
office 323 Front
Pomerov H., 629 Third ;
Preble & Co., 218 Davis !
Schammel Henry, 610 Lombard
Schmidt & Fretz, 119 Commercial
Sweetser &. De Long, 117 Pine
Wangenheim Sol. & Co., 118 Davis
Wagon Importers.
BAKER & HAMILTON, 13-19 Front
Davis George A., 327 Market
Eastman T. S., 40 New Jlontgomery
Frank Bros. & Co., •''^9 3Iarket
lialifli-'her Beruurd, 222 Mission
Hawfey C. A. i Co., 412 Market
HAWLEY MARCUS C. & CO., 301
Mtirket
Hawley David N., SW cor JIarket and
Jlaai
Sunburn A. W., 24 Beale
Wiiley o. F. &. ('o., 427 Montgomery
fVagon Makers.
{See Carriage Manufacturers, also
Carriage Smiths)
TVagron Stocb.
(See Carriage and Wagcm Stock.)
fl'areliousea.
Battery Street Bonded, George C. Bode,
NW cor Battery and Filbert
Battery Street, Eiisha Ransom* Co.,
819 Battery
Bay, Cornelius Deweese Jr., Sansom,
nr Lombard
Beale .Street, John McHugh, cor Beale
and Bryant
Broadway U. S. Bonded, Edwin Dan-
forth, 723 Batterv
California Grain, Charles Clayton, NW
cor Beale and Brannan
Continental, Harley 4 Whltelaw, foot
Secoml
Cowell's (Battery Street Free), L. P.
Sage, NE cor Batterv and L nion
Cunningham's, J. W. Cox & Co., cor
Front and Green
Eagle, N. R. Lowell, NW cor Davis
and Pine
Empire, Woodhams A Ludlum, 16-22
Beale
Eureka, .\. J. Gove, cor Montgomery
and Chestnut
Flint's, B. P. Flint <fe Co., SW cor Bat-
tery and Greenwich
Forbes', Forbes Bros., Front, nr Val-
lejo
Front Street. Gower & Gtlman, SW cor
Front and Broadwav
Glbbs', U. s. Bonded. J."( ). Strauch, SW
cor Front and Vallelo
Greenwich Dock U. S. lionded, Searle
& Bode,N W cor Battery and Green-
wich
Hathaway's, E. V. Hathawav, foot
Spear
Holconib W. A. &Co.'p, 819-821 Battery
Hooper's South End, Grain, John Jen-
nings, cor Japan and Townsend
Humboldt Wharf, J. W. Cox & Co.,
Spear, bet Folsom and Harrison
IngersoU's GeorL'e S., 1101 Battery
Kittle & Co.'s, 80 > Snnsum
Lombard Bonded, Kellogg & Carvell,
SW cor Lombard and Sansom
Mission Bav, Edward Bangs, Long
Bridge, bet Third and Fourth
Mission Rock Dock and Warehouse, C.
H. Sinclair superintendent, office
316 California
North Point Dock. Bonded and Free,
John Zeile, NW cor Sansom and
Lombard
North Point Dock, Free, J. W. Cox,
N s Sansom nr Chestnut
North Point Dock Grain, J. V. La-
very superintendent, NW cor
Chestnut and Sansom
North Point U. S. Bonded, R. T. Zelle,
NW cor Lombard and Sansom
Occidental Grain, William M. Starr,
cor First and Townsend
Occidental Wool, Ball & Julian, Towns-
end, bet Fifth and Sixth
Oriental U. S. Bonded. Pool & Harris,
cor Brannan and First
Overland, T. W. Floyd & Co., S s
Townsend, bet Second and Third
Pacific, Gower <fe Oilman, NEcor Bat-
terv and Broadwav
Pacific Free. Gower & Oilman, NW
cor Broadwav and Front
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Free, foot First
Pacific Mail S. S. Co.'s Grain, cor First
and Brannan
Pioneer, T. W. Floyd & Co., SW cor
Battery and Filbert
Rincon Point, E. V. Hathaway, loot
Spear
Rogers' Nathan, 818 Battery
Sage's. Lewis P. .Sage, S sUnion, bet
r>altery and Front
San Francisco (Furniture Storage), J.
H. Mott & Co., 647 Market
Scott's, Whlttier, Fuller <fc Go., NW
cor Sansom and Greenwich
SlosK Louis & Co.'s, NW cor Folsom
and Spear
South End Giain, J. Jennings, cor
Japan and Townsend
South Point. Adams & Taylor, S s
Berry, nr Fourth
Spear E. S. & Co. (Furniture), 729
Market
Special Internal Revenue Bonded,
Bode & Danforth, 1201 B-ittery
Union, Scholle & Lankershlm, NW
cor Union and Batterv
Valle]o Street U. S. Bonded, John 0.
Strauch, NW cor Front and Vallejo
Whitnev <fe Webster's, S s King, nr
Fourth
Windel H. & Co. i^ furniture). 310 Stock
Wool Agency, Falkner, BeU & Co.,
NW cor Sixth and Townsend
T\'asli Board Mann fa c
turers.
ARMES & DALLAM, 115-117 Front
Wasliini; Machines.
AR5IES <fc DALLA5I, 115-117 Front
IL\WLEV -HARCUS C. & CO., 301-
309 Jlarket
Howes E. K. tt Co., 118 Front
W^asliingr Powder Mannfac-
tnrers.
Alta Soap Co., S s Oregon, bet Front
and Davis
Eagle Soap Works, office NE cor
Stockton and Vallejo
Mission Soap and Candle AVorks, 108
Bush
Pacific Soda Co„ 109 California
Standard Soap Co., "204 Sacramento
Watcit Case Maimers.
Croce & Marchand, 622 Clav
Faico Alexander, 614 Merchant
Giannini P. A., 5'^ Kearny
Gllckauf & Newhouse, 120" Sutter
Keichardt Emll, 19 Harlan PI
Smith F., 417 Bush
Wateli Importers.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, 101
Jlontgomery (see adv. register of
names)
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Novelties in Men's Hosiery.
Perfumes and Toilet Waters at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTOBY.
1049
Andrewo A., 221 MontKonierv
BAKKETT & SHEKW(MiI), 517 Mont-
gonierv
BKAVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont
CALIFORNIA JEWELRY CO., 134
Sutter
Dewey & Jordan, 433 Montgomery
Dlnkelsplel S. B. i Co., 313 Bmh
Glannlnl I*. A. 5'4 Kearnv
Gllckauf .t Newhouse, 120 Sutter
Jordan Morris, 7 Kearnv
Kahn L. <fe M. & Co., li2 Kearny
Koehler <t Rltter, 26 Post
Laird D. W..27 i'ost
LEVISliN BRd.*;., 134 Sutter
Llndonborn D., 647 Market
Lorsch Bros;., 120 .Sutler
Nast & Green/.welp, .Wt Market
Pacltlc Jewelry I'o., fi Uatter>-
Palllnrd M. .1. & Co.. 31 Post
SH RE V E f ; En l; ( ; E ( '. A CO., 110 Mont
Studlev B. \V.,24 IN.i-t
Tltcomb A. C. & Co., 24 Post
Tucker J.W. & Co.. 131 Kearny
VANDERSLICE W. K. & CO., 136
Sutter
Wevl Bro.s., 110 Sutter
■Wunsch 31. & Co., 2o6 K'^amy
Zacbarlas L. <fe Bro.,210 Kearny
Zocbarias & Green, 126 Kearny
0. C. BIIREVi:.
<;eo box.nv.
Z«chanat M., OM Kecniy
Xacharla* 8., aoT Karraniento
Zacliarlaa <k (ffftD, VX Ke«nir
llyiiian N. J., 3t»7 Keaniy
\--fu\\ Roli.Tt. 362 Psrltlc
Im-ii|i SniiMiel, .MJl Parltlc
JiKcftM Hiivld II., 431 Hayes
JaiiMiii I;., ;rji Ki-amv •».«_•..
Jonas I. A., 12^ I'atlric WTal*"!! JI«li
Jordan Morris, 7 Kearny Calri- Jii^tlnlaii,
Jo.eplil K.,B4«'.. Market IMnk
Kalin L. & M. A Co., 112 Keamy 01
Kclley I). W., E » Railroad Av, bet 1 Gl
Eleventh and Twdftli ftv». South | I*
GEO. C. SHREVE & CO.
Jewelry, Biamomls aid Silverware
110 Montg^omery
'Wat'ChniaherH and Jew
elem.
Abrahams & Splro, .>{4 Kenrny
Ahrens Christian, 616 \Va>hlncton
ANDERSON & JCANImLPH, 101
MontRomery (see adv. register of
names)
Andrews A., 221 Monttjomerj-
Amheim William S., 8 St<.-uart
Attal M. 3.34 Third
Barrett Alfred, 62 Seconl
BARRETT <fe SIIERWoOD, 517 Mont
Berg Alfred, 1144 .Market
Blart II. G., 521 Valencia
Bird Robert, 1313 I'aclllc
Blank Louis, 832 Market
Blumenthal Abrahnin, 710 Clay
Bogner Charles Jr., ;«K) Fourth
Bourgoln Adolphe, 206 .Mont At
Brand & W'eiile. 31 Kearny
BRAVERMAN & LEVY, 119 Mont
Brucklmaier Charles, ;*4 .-Second
Callender Henry A., fi.% .Market
Canfleld 51. T., 1.520 I'olk
Carmatz .\dolph, 527 .Saneom
Cohen D.. 217 Sixth
Cohen Ella.-., 420 Sixth
Cohn Adolph. NW cor Howard and
Sixth
Coleman Catherine Jlrs., 225 Third
Cornelius F. o., 300 Fourth
Cummlngs Sons, :i27 Kearny
De Franca Antonio, 20 Clay
Dewans Michael, 82ii I'ai lllc
Dewey <fc Joninn, 4X3 .Montgomery
DUIon Edward, -tOS Battery
Elsenberg A., 2"»i Kearny
Ellaserl., SISHave-
Flnck G., NW tor Kearny and Geary
Foubert <fe Coleman, 225 Sixth
Frochen Jean, 28 Third
Gllcknmn Iiavld,2102 Fillmore
Gobl>.c Enjest, .>« FoKom
Gollv Aml.roise, 301 Mont;.'omery Av
GottschaU Charles II., .V)7 California
Gov Laurent, :t:!!l Hush
Graf & Anistutz, 315 Keariiy
Gniner Frank Jr., vK \\ abhlngton
Gulgnard John, 9 Geary
HallT. II., .37Sl.xth
Hartmann A. E., 16 Third
Hartung Theodore, 319 Dupont
Helzman John, 408 Commercial
nenrv I). W., 226 n'Farrell
Herbft .Tustns, 127 Second
Hotleng Fre.lerkk, 5 1 bird
Huber Charles o., l.'')7 Third
Huguenln.J. C, 10 Kearny
S. F.
Kllng Emllv Mrs., 213 Jackson
Koehler 4 Hitter, JB Post
Laird Havld \\.,r, Post
Lalanib' .\., 110 Sutter
Lang Erne^t, 526 Commercial
Larsen 4 Wilson, XW cor Sutter uid
Kearnv
Lawler William, 249 Fourth
Leszyn-ky Hennan E.,40!t Kearny
Lettelller A., 620 Merchant
Lew D. L., :«i Third
Lewis David, 1120 Market
Lewis Ilenrv M.. (l.V> ('lav
Llchteuberg C. B., 1410 I'owell
Llchten-teln It. II., 221 8nd702Ke*my
Llndemann C. H., 601 Calirorula
LIppnmn Joseph, XV> Kearnv
Lord Thomas H.. 3 Floral Grove
Lundqulst E., 46.«ioiond
Lundy T., 7-9 Third
Marks Fred, .Montgomery Av, bet
Kearnv an<l I'aclllc
Jlar-hall .lohn, :( Floral Grove
Martin .Maguire 1... 1144 F'dsom
Mathieii A Son, ;)04 Market
.Mavers llinrv,2IV) ^lonlgoniery
Mavers RotM-rt,213 Kenm\
Jlemlirv Walter, 24 ■_. Sl.\tii
Mendo/a A.. 417 I!roa,|«ttv
Meselh Charles, 1H7 Montgomery
MIcliaelton Jacob. fi2.") Kearny
.Miller C. A., 406 Fourth
Mlllzner .Samuel, 422 Kearny
JIund Rudolph A., 720 .Market
Mund William, is Fourth
Mver A. W.. 1014 Market
O'Connell Iianlel A.. 218 Third
O'Neill John, 41 Fifth
Ohm E. F..604 .Merchant
flbterloh A., 360 Fourth
Pace CharUf, 418 Batter}-
Ptiueger IL, 38 Sac raniento
I'itt- Jr,-.'pi,, ivriSl.xth
Pobliuann (;usta\e, 417 Kearny
Porcp L., 140 Thlnl
Ponltniv John, i:t7 Montgomery
Proll Brothers, 1417 Polk
Purdv S. F., 16 Fourth
Rahwvitr .\.,6;51 Kearny
Rels S., 209 Montgomerv Av
Rlcottl Aug\istlne. 417 Broadway
RIgoul G., 208 Siitt<r
Rltter A. .;«);« Kearny
Ruppellus W., NE cor Fifth and MIm
Salomon Gustave, 1218 i'olk
Scheppler William, 24 Post
.shamans James .M., 600 Mont«omery
Seamans Job .M.. 2i/7 .Montgomery
.ShepanI Alfr.d, 101 Third
SHREVE GEiiRGE C. <fe CO., 110
.^lnntgonlery
Simmons Samuel, 519 Kearny
SInz ntto, 9 Geary
Skerrett Daniel, 126 Second
Smid Louis, 619 Keaniv
Somin Alexandir, Wi Kearny
Spaulding .\n.lrew, 122 Fourth
Stewart Frank, .'/lU Sixteenth
.stone J. R.,2.V. Third
Straus A.. AT, Kearny
.Studl.y H.W..il Post
Tcnnent Thomas, 18 Market
Tltcoml. A. C. ACo 24 Port
Todlnian T. F...614 Merchant
Traube llartwlg. M3 Kearny
Tucker J.W. 4 Co., 1:11 Kearny
Turner Wllllnm, 524 Hattery
VanlersllceW.k A Co., 138 Sutter
Vansteenburg J. K., cor \allejo and
Montgomery A >•
Von Tl man E. T., <J' S'''"'
Wallmann * llrother, 212 Montgomery
WelN John H., L-.* Sixteenth
Wenzel Herman. :«8 Kearny
West R. B.,407 Kearny
Wevl Bros.. 110 sutler
Wliikelmann L. <'., I(i2 Fourth
Wunsch M. <t <n.. 2116 Kearny
Young .Inni'-s. •'■>7 S.-iond
Zacbarla* Mrus., 631 s«. rannnto
Zacharlaa L. & Hro., 210 Kearny
Lou.
...tun
.d I'oat
PallUM .M. J. .t. I .
Studlev I1.W..24 I'.
WoLI^K A L'lZE, I3i.«attar
WOLFF 4c I.OZB
WatelmiaKers' aDd Jewelers' SoppUn
140 Kearny
RAY W. .><. A Co. .ship). IM4 Market 1
Smith Allred J., 224 FreuK.nt j
Smith William, 21 M'.nl^omery A v j
Wairr M«"lrr ^iiiiiifac-
Glovannlnl & Ci... 417 Mission
Water Pipe.
(See aUo Jh-ain ami .Srirer Pipe, alto
Jron /hun^iri, <.)
American I'I|m. (
ArnoM N.S.AC
IIARKERAS.N.
DINHAM, CAIii.i'. \ > .V I ' . lo7
GARRATT W. T.. agent Wash r,.t i,
(;as and Water l'l|w Co., II.-1 .n i.
138 Fremont (s«>- adv. dept. pa^e ,
xxxvlll) ;
Glbbs (;<orKe W. A Co., ;«-S7 FreMmnt '
llo|bro.,k, Merrlh A <l.|.ou, 113 Cal
HI XTIN(;T'iS, 11 I KINS A Co.,
iuneil.in llo-h nu.l Market
J EW ELL A. M. A c. I. I w,«»lj, Berry,
U-t Third and Fourth (»e« adv.
depl., page II)
MoSTAtaf: W. W.
A CO., nous
Rati''
PrBfc- Mnrl'-ii Ir, .Irnu'.
KIsDmN IU".\ .V I.m(..Mm-MVK
W'iRKS. .'sE iT I|M»»rd aii'l
lleale (see adv. dept. pa«te xzllli
Smith Francis A Co. ^hydraulic), 1»
Beale
TAV GEnRtJE H. A Co., «I2-eM Bat
VAN WINKLE I. S. A i,>., 413-416
.Market (mc n-lv. d.pt. pak-e
Wvtkoll Patent I'IpeC... :e4 I
.pt. page PMO)
I'tnr
Water Tank*.
(Ste Tiinkt.i
Water Whrela.
Grant D. W . * '
MYEK." A. (I.
82BCapp(s<-'
Water t'ompaniea.
Callforida Wal
m
}■■'
K
i M
I I;
( r. ek W.t
rnia
rnla
Vlrgliiiii and tcM III. \X«terCo..«7
Nevada Block
Wa« Work
C(MiK A. «'.. Mr«.
Orn Kill rnla I-
, lie h 1
»rk»t
.ritk
BEAMISH'S Shirts Fit weU-Wear weU-Lool well
ANDERSON & EANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1050
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Weatlier Strips.
Bradstreet J. R., 609 Jlission
Burr C. H. & G. W., 667 Mission
HAIiLIDIE A. S., 6CaIifornia(see adv.
dept. pages xii and xlv)
flTeigliers :}HercIiandlse.
i Giles James Vt'., 302 Davis
i
YVharf Builders.
' Boobar E. (;., 14 Howard
i Graves O. i"., 24 Folsom
j Martin William H. & Co., 7 Spear
' Ktchardson \V. L., 12 Steuart
' SHELDON John f., 1^ Mission
I Swett F. P. 4 Co., 1208 Ciay
Wbeelwriglits.
(.Se< Oarriage Manufacturers; also
Carriage Umitht.)
Wliip Makers.
Fay Michael, XW cor Twenty -sixth
and Jlissiou
JuHXSoN J. C. A Co., 12 and 14 Pine
(see adv. dept. pase xxvi)
Ke\stone Whip L'o^ 262!) Mission
Main & Winchester. 214 Battery
b'tone <t Hayduu, 422 Battery
Wliile Lead :?Iauufacturers.
(.See also I'ahit Xi'orks.)
CaUfornia White Lead Works, S s
Brannan, bet Seventh and Eighth
Darcey Thonia.s, 32 Fremont
i.ilassey Samuel, 12 Stevenson
J'Ai IFir I iIL AND LEAD WOKKS,
202 California
Whittler, Fuller & Co., 229 Fremont,
office S\V cor Front and Pine
IVIiiteners.
(See also Plasterers.)
.\lexander Jackson, 122 Gearv
Alexander Leopold, 35:5 Third
Auderi-MU & Danielsoii, 637 California
.\udrews William, ir23'4 Harrison
Ayer Jonathan K., 113 .Minna
ISuiley William, 662 Mission
Barron C. J., 815 31arket
Beck H. .S., 20S Sutter
lierkley J(,se|)li M., 3 Valencia
lie^thoru GiMfKi', 531) (i'Farrell
Urace lir> tlier.s, 328 Sixteenth
Itrailley B .rnard, !)31 Mission
liurtiiu London, 182 Stevenson
Cahill Jolm I,., 223 J'ost
Carter li., ii(i2 Mission
Cassubeu Ernst. Ur . Ellis
C.ilenian J. E. \V.,!)24 Kolsom
( onnell (.'harlcs 11., Iu2s Pacific
Conway >l. H., ;)22 Howard
iiavis Charles, S\V cor Jackeon and
MuntgciUKTy
Davis (JeorKe K., 65!) Natoma
Donovan .1. A. A Co., 107!) .Alarket
Donovan .M. .1. A J. J., 1006 Mission
l>unham llenrv, iH5 Third
Fruser J. P., 403 Sutter
Garfield J. Q., 807 .Market
Gllnian Frank L., 422 Commercial
Clrty Michael, 1147 Mission
llain.-r G.'orne II., 802 .Mission
llnrrls .Vhrahani, SW cor Fifth and
Howard
Hewston N. A., 16 Clara
Jloever t^harles. 10 Commercial
lloopL-r W. P., 313 Eighth
irwln Samuel iM., 1(«) Tehama
Jennings F. A., 23 Fifth
.lohnson A. S., 1207 Polk
Kopkc' r.ter, VMr, Devlsadero
Krauts I". 11., 227 Post
lionry A., 518 rowcll, roar
Luhr William, 238 Ultch
L; nch W'llllam, 705 Howard
.MacDowell George, H03 Kolsom
-Meyer Joseph T., 2.5:1 Tehama
•Monroe (J. -JOl Second
O'Connor .liTomlah, o:!;} Market
Parker William, !).54 Howard
Patchel Edward, 124 Fourth
Pelky & Jumper, i:}4 Post
Pelletler L., SW cor Sacramento and
Montgomery
Perklus & Qulnn, 4 Montgomery Av
Phillips J. H. & Co., 18 '-2 Post
SELLERS J. C, 3 O'Farrell
Shelton Frank F., 4 Gerke Alley
Smithea Fielding, 1419 Bush
Snead Giles, 978 Harrison
Williams J., 835 Pacific
Willis Robert, 1718 Leavenworth
JAMES C. SELLEBS
"Whitener
3 O'Farrell St.,
NE.tE M.VRKF.T
tVig: and Tonpee Slafeers.
Binaud Leon, 623 Broadway
Dtssat .\ntoine, 511 Kearn.v
Garrlssere Frank, 113 Dupont
Havs Frederick, sas Market
Kosche C. (theatrical), 420 Bush
Meinberg M. R. Mrs., XU Sutter
Monks Samuel, 14 Stockton
Orfila P. v., 238 Kearny
.Shephard & Co., S Stockton
Spitz Bertha Mme., 328 Kearny
Spitz Leon, 328 Kearny
■%Villow IVare— ^'holesale.
ARMES & DALLAM, 11.5-117 Front
Becker John, 995 Market
Blower William, 610 Market
Feigenbaum & Co., 120 Sansom and 217
Pine
Feldman L. & Co., 317 Sacramento
Gillespie & Furber, 114 Sacramento
Harrison & Dickson. 210 Sacramento
Howes E. K. & Co., 122 Front
Lange J. C. E., -SdO Washington
LIPSHER GEORGE, 2-23 Battery
Robinson, B'owler & Co., 215 Sac
Tl'illoiv IVorhers.
OSee Basket Makers.)
M'ind 31ills.
Althouse Wln-l Mill Co., Louis H
Woodin a-ent, 13 Front
BAKER & HAMILTON, 13 Front
BODWELL H. H., 211 Mission (see
adv. dept. page xxxv)
GREG' )RY H. P. & CO., 2 California
HAWLEY MARCUS C. <t CO., 301-
309 Market
.Savage & Son, 135 Fremont
Stevens & Wilder, 1.500 Folsom
TUSTIN WILLL\M 1., 51 Beale (see
adv. dept. page xxxiv)
tViiidow Glass.
{See I'aints, Oils, and Glass)
f^'indoir ^ihades.
{See also Paper Hangings)
BURNHAM JAMES W. & CO., CIS
Market
Cameron J. G., 109 Nineteenth
Clark George W., 645 Market
Davidson Slarcus, 231 Si.\th
Edwards Frank G., 6:10 Clay
Fredericks Joseph & Co., 649-651 Mar-
ket
Gaskin E. M., 115 Jessie
Hardie Diedrich & Co., 575 Slarket
Hartshorn & McPhun, 112 Fourth
Lev\ Marcus, 2:il Sixth
Marwedi 1 E. IL, 571 Jlarket
Mitchell & Hobe, 2;12 Fourteenth
Kaye A. P. & Co., 1020 JIarket
Kossiter James, 106 Francisco
Walcom George, 109 Stockton
Wolf F. C. 1228 Stockton
W'ohlke & >Ionisen (rustic), 413 Mies
Wine Presses.
Fish A. L. & Co., 9 First
IVlnes and Brandies— BTa-
*ive.
(See Xative Wines.)
fVire Sfanuracturers.
CALIFORNL\ WIRE WORKS CO.,
6 Cal (^Roe adv. dept. page xiv)
Wire Woods and Workers.
FUHRMANN A. M., 751 Mission
Gruenhagen C. H., 669 Mission
HALLIDIE A. S., 6 California (so
adv. dept. page xii)
Holbrook, Merrill & Stetson, 111 Cal
Schabeck A., 24 Pinckney PI
€Ar.IFOR9riA
Electrical "Works
i:m SUTTER STREET,
Telegraph. Engineers, Manu-
facturers and Contractors
Galvanized and Plain Telegraph Wire,
in half-mile bundles, with soldered
joints; Submarine Cables, Insulators,
Instruments and Supplies.
Wire Rope— 9f annfactnrers.
HALLIDIE A. S., 6 CaUfornia (see
adv. dept. page xii)
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS CO.,
6 Cal (see adv. dept. page xiv)
Davis, Howell A Co. (Hazard Wire
Rope Manuf. Co.), 302 California
Wire Screens.
Allen C. H., 574 Brannan
Quick JohnW., 32 Fremont
Wood Working nacbinery.
BEERY & PLACE, SW cor Fremont
and Jlark^'t
BONNEY I iLPHA Jr., 221 Mission
Gracier F. J.. 211 Mission
GREGORY H. P. & Co., 2 California
Husing & Jardtne (band saws), 227
Beale
Neylan & Young, 18 Spear
Small Isaac H. . 574 Brannan
0_ BONNEY
No. SSI Mission Street
M.4-NtT.\CTUREB OF
fool WorMuE lacMnery
AND
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
Sawing, Planing, Etc.
W^ood.
(See also Wood and Coal.)
Alexander James, Berry St. Wharf
Drake George W., NE cor Filbert and
Battery
Eaton I. F. & Son, Third St. Whan
Engle & Son, Fillmore St. Wharf
Henrv .Joseph, NE cor Filbert and Bat
Higgins & Collins, 271 East
Mafchand Joseph, NE cor Filbert and
Battery
Parks R. F., 10 Davis
PEDLER T. C, SW cor Steuart^and
Folsom
San Francisco Fuel Co., 357 Tehama
terkelson L. & Bro., Long Bridge, foot
Fourth
Wood and Coal.
Ahern James, 1113 Bryant
AUdack Joseph, SW' cor Bush and Da-
vlsailero
Allen Charles E., 120 Beale and 22
Montgomerv
Arnold Joseph, 333 Third
Asmussen George, SW' cor Shotwell
and Twentieth
Badaracco .\., 1516 Stockton
Badaracco Lulgl.SW cor Polk and Cal
Bailey Henry, 128 ( I'Farrell
Bebrmann I. H., 836 Harrison
Belando & Co., 1210 Powell
Belandn A Costa, 4:i8 Minna
Bell M & Co., 1713 Mi-sion
Biaginl Fraulina, SE cor Broadway and
Kearny
Bozzo Emanuel A Co., 739ValleJo
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomerv Street. Maniifacture Perfect Fitting Shirts.
Boys' Clothing at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1051
Brandt A MItchi'll, Wm Market
Braiinnii Thnnins, IIKI Howard
Brkriy Juhn, S\V cor Alemaiiy and
Sevoiitei'ntb
Brlzolfsl Louis, 31". Broadway
Brizzolara & RociutaKllata, 1015 Wa»h
Bruns Nicholas 017 Davis
Bullerdleck & JK-rtz, 1632 Mission
Byrne C'nllaghan, SE cor Turk and
Jones
Byrne P., 407 Fourth
C'atliKch Leonard, 2247 Mission
Carroll John, 238 Kleventh
Oascianl A Co., Wi AVashington
Cerei,'hino H., 430 I'aclllc
Clark JL, 15211 Howard
Connolly Martin, 1068 Howard
Connor James, 113 Shipley
Conwav J'atrick, 133 Second
Cornlnk A Co., 11 Taylor
Currar. John, .SNV cor Sixteenth and
Guerrero
Decker <fe IJanKen, 112 'WaHhinBton
Deverell Kichard, NE cor Union and
Kearny
Doan>! J. G., NE cor Tyler and Web-
ster
Dougherty Daniel, 1321 Minna
DriscoU T., NE cor Seventeenth and
Capp
Druniniond & Lcmont, E s Valencia,
bet Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Duggan Timothy, 1021 Clay
Dunn A Bhicher, SAV cor Pacific and
J'owell and N\V cor Fillmore and
Lombard
Eaton J. F. A Son, 717 Valencia
Ebbets Arthur yi., 115 Sacramento
Elder A Ilarpster, NE cor Hayes and
Buchanan
Farnum C. A., 410 Larkin
Farrell M., 424 Fulton
Fcrretti G. B.,515 Pacific
Fitzsiinmons A Alexander, 47 Everett
Flanagan L. J., N\V cor Eighteenth
and Folsoni
Flynn H., 856 Howard and 137 Fifth
Flynn J., 1115 3lission
Franchi Antonio, 15o3 Fillmore
Frecker :\riihael, 1620 Stockton
Gallagher Bernard, 6 Boardman
Gallanh'T ( 'harles, S s Eighteenth, bet
' Hartford ami Noe
Garneau G., 1315 York
Gates M., s\\ cor Green and Larkin
Gatto A., >\V cor Larkin and Cal
GattoJolin, SK cor Larkin and Green
; Glampaidi A f,'"., :»10 Stockton
I Glltner Fran< l^, 141 1 octavia
Ginocchio Jii'iro. (i26 Lombard
Glovaniiinl I)., 815 Pacific
Glovannini F., SE cor Kearny and
Broadway
Glovannini * (;a."parrl, 1311 Dupont
Goetz Balfhaser. 514 Union
GranUeld & Hvnes, 1040 Howard
Green & JlcCullough, HOC Folsom,
and 242 Seventh
Gueiin & Nolan, 414 O'Farrell
Guiiia:-.so Bros., 506 Green
Hacll.;y D. L., 1704 Eddy
Haguii James, 42il Third
Hansen Peter, SE cor Seventh and
Kailroad Av, S. F.
Hanson John, 127 Ninth
Hardinian & Tieriiey, 710 Brannan
Harms JL, S\V cor Fourth and Bran
Hartnelt M., ;i43 Jessie
Have.ssen Jacob \V., 52,'^ Brady
Healy C. S., S\V cor Mlsilon and
Twenty-ninth
Hefer John, 715 Harrison
Henderson J. Jr.. 117 O'Farrell
Henncssv J. A., 1014 Minna
Henrv Joseph, toot of Battery, India
i)ock
Hevfron Joseph, 330 Sixth
Hevfp.n M., 7lfi Folsom
Hevwood <fe Co., 753 Folsom
Hlfzinger Jose, W s Valencia, bet
Twenfy-rifth and Twenty-sixth
Hurley D. D., SW cor Mission and
Seventeenth
Hvde & Casev, 310 Leavenworth
Use Frederick, 810 Buchanan
Jobson William G., 513 Bush
Johnson S., 321 Seventh
Jones Harry, 195 Stevenson
Jung & Utz, SW cor Sutler and Pow
Kavanagh E. D., Fourteenth Av, bet
N and P.allroad Av, South S. F.
KavserBros., Ills Pacitic
Kearns Michael, 1523 Dupont
Kclley Bros., Itallroail Av, nr Eleveulb
Av, South S. F.
Kenney A ClUlgan, 127 Eighth
Kerr John, 1156 FolKunj
Klaber George, .VHU Howard
Knobloch J., N » Butte, nr KeDtacky
Koerher H. A Bro., 17 WaHhUiKton
Kruse John lliiiry, NE corTweuly-
fourth and Harrison
Lageman Henry, <jo4 Howard
Larson James, 25it First
LeveronI A t'o., 1510 Broadwav
LInarl Giovanni & Brother, 1210 Stock
Llndaur (i. A Co., 526 Fourth
I.yn, h P 610 Larkin
Mugulre M. All., KO Hayes
-Malsch J., 126 Geory
.Mule (i., SKcor Brannan and Eighth
Maschlo Vinei-nl A Co., 117S«:veuth
Martlno (;.,6.'to Vallejo
Matter M., I6Jfl Stockton
Maver Itudiiiphe, 2"i6 Perry
McAvey A Lftcv,625 Howard
.MrCrath i iw.n, 2!aH .Mission
.Milliigli .iMi.ic's, iM7 Brvant
.McK.-iizli- W llllani, siiiGcarv
.McKew Julin,431 Cnlon
MiKibbln (Ii'orge, 1823 Cnlon
>U.'«aiin W., SW cor Polk and Wash
-Meacham A liacon, 273.5 .Ml»sl<jn
Metastazlo .\. A Co., 182:t I'owell
Meyer A. & Brother, SW cor G«aXT
and Broilerlck
Mlunola John A C<i., 2420 I'ost
Miller Stephen B.,2s I'otter
.Miller WilliiiiM II.. 2s I'otier
.Milchell KdNvanl, 4:r2 Sixth
Mohlfeldt ct Wallniaii, .504 Jones
Moore John, IW2 Mission
Moore Sylvester, 835 Valencia and 1864
Steven>oii
Morton T. A S. S., 628 Gearv
Mimro George K., 20 Stockton
Miirken Martin, NW cor .Grove and
Buchanan
Xardelll Sihenliiio, 1.S03 Mason
Nearv A Kent, 7'fi» Guerrero
Nellman J., SW cor Greenwich and
Tavlor
Nettlg Theodore, 363 Clementina
Noi>nan E., 11107 Howard
O'Ko.-ie David, 814 Folsom
o'Learv .I.reiiiinh, 4 Harrison Av
O'lieill'v I'.,iil5 Post
Pacilie Commercial C... 32* Geary,
1100 Larkin, Mission St. Wharf, and
22-24 Sairamento
Patterson Brothert, NE cor Church
and Thirtl.th
Pausman Henrv, 2:i0« Mason
I'erpoli P. ct Co. ,60s ISroadway
Peterson * I'o.. 427 n'Karrell
I'ollanl Jani.'s P., I Valencia
Keid Thomas, 'i.5s MI->ion
Bevnolds W . <'., 2310 Larkin
Blchards Brothers, 215 Tenth
lionev V... 1312 Paclhc
Boss "Broth.r>, 313 First
Schroeder A .Millman, 1600 Eddy
Schulken A Soniison, NE cor McAl-
llsti-raiiil Lak'ima
.Schulte T.,422 Valencia
Shi (hv A Hov.'H, 5 I lak Grove Av
Smlth"johii,223 Post
.stuud F. * J. N.,211 Ma.son
Storm A t'o., :K1 Montfomrr.v
.stiiria Antonio ,t Co., 2 107 California
Snhllngll.'iiry,124Tw.-i,tv-ionrlh
Sullivan John, Latayette, bet Kleveulh
and Twelfth „. ^
Taggart P. <fe Son.NW cor Eighteenth
and Folsom
Thackerav George, NWcor hair Oaks
an.l Tweiity-si'cond
Thompson N. C, N s Twen'y-fourth,
bet Chattanooga and Church
Tlernan A C..., 2622 Mission
Tlerney Mar'ln. 18 Kverett
Tobelman Henry, SE cor Hayes and
Franklin
Trevor Frank, 706 Bush
Turner <fe Co., 619 East
Waller <fc Bro.. SK <r,r Cough and Oak
\V. Mil A Gorle, !rJ7 >larket
Wes>llnu' H. J.,1515G.ttry
Wi ttK' Theodore, :«) Clementina
Whldd.n J. B. A D. G.,.'»6 Post
White 1!. B.,!i24'... Folsom
Williamson .Inm<-s. 2« Natoma
W llson C. G , E H Dolores, b«"t Twenty-
seventh and Twenty-olghth
WIngate B. X..SE cor tJunnlson Av
and Preclta PI, Bemal Heights
WUsIng F. J.. lOM FuUom
W'rvde H., 12U) PaclHc
Wrede Julius, 1IC3 Powell
Wren John, M s Twenty-aecond, nr
Folsom
Tales G. C.,531 Pine
Zephyr I^.uls, -Mason Street Wharf
Wooden Ware.
{'■' Manu/tirlurert.)
AUyiKSA DALLAM. U&-U7 Front
Dow Martin, 124 Second
Felgeubanm it Co., 12U Sansom, and
217 I'lnr
Feldmnnn I,. A Co., 317 .Sacramento
<illli-pl<' (ft Furl'tr, 111 Sai-ramento
Harrison tft Incksoti. 210 Sacramento
lln-.ltine It. K. 4J3 Davis
'How..s E. K. A to. 122 Front
LII'SHEK (lEiiUGE, '233 Battery
BoMnson, Fowler A C<>.,215.Sac
"Ward Thomas, -'7 Druinm
OEORGK LIP8HER
'Wood and "Willow "Warv
Bassi I-, Bill 'III'* ^•<l' KkaTIIKU
In >rKiis
823 Battery
Wool l><'nlc>rH nnd ConiinlM-
Kioii.
\l,l.ott Charli'- II.. <or King and Filth
\rrramMdeJ. B.,61t .Montgomery
Aw KuK«-ne,:i2n .Sanson!
Bal'lev Thoinos <t Co., SEcor Fifth and
Ball * Julian, N sTownMnd.bet Fifth
and Sixth
Brsv Bros., 221 Clay
Blochman & Cert, 24 California
Cabell Bros. & Co.. 41 Clay
Christy* Wise, 607 Vront
Cox J.W.At'o., NNN cor Green and
Davis Christ v, N K Townsend.bct Filth
ond Sixth ^ y
FA LKN KK. BELL A Co.. <» Cal
Flint B. 1'. A Co., SW cor Battery
and Greenwich
Folev 4 J,,nes,2ly Drumm
1 Goldtre- Nathaii,2.5Bat<''''>'
' Grlsar E. A Co., NW cur Fifth and
1 Townsend
Hl.xon,Justl4C^.*);«I)8vls
j Knox John F.. Townsend, bet Fifth
and Sixth
KoshUiiid Bros., 1« Sansom
Laml-rt A Donghtv, 3.SiH-ar
, Lee Hiram 11., 235 Berry
Lee John, NW cor Townsend and
•■'11"' , ... ,
Merrill L M., 4.30 California
Miller A Co., lODovlB
Moodv A Farlsh, 210 Davis
Moon- JamesACo.,:i2:ttront
NewmarkJ. P.ACo. ;Ct,Mark«t
Owens, Moore A Co. ■iJJ". lay
i Piatshek A Harris : 2 >a. ramcnto
.><,.dgleyJos.-ph,.™ Kearney
' Simon A Br. llai.er, 13 Kir t
si.,s. Louis A I o., 3111 Sam om
I Fourth
M ool «Jrn«l«'i-« and Pnrkrr*.
M «,'• 1' S A Co., S s Brniinaii, nr
i "Fifth'
Wool Nc«»nrln«.
' Poclllc .Scouring C ... SW cr Folsom
and Eighteenth ^i„, ,n.l
South .San VranclMU. W .«.l *'rt"}«.*"2
.louring Co.. cor Twenty-fourth
and Kailroad ava
Woolen 3illl><
Mission. Kol»..m, Nt Klfiwnih »nd
Sixteenth, oni..' 11.1 H««;^7, „, .
SAN FUASILSCO PIoNKKlt. Black
Point, otlke 11.1 Battery isee a-lrt.
pogi- XXV)
BEAMISH. Shirt Manufacturer.lTudrasBuildiiig. Market, cor. Thiid.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
1052
SAN FEANCISCO BUSINESS DIEECTORY.
'Wooleu 31111 Agrencies.
Marysvllle L. & M., Sachs & Co., SW
cor Battery and Bush
Oregon City Woolen Manufacturing
Co., Brown Bros. & Co., 24 Sansom
San Jose, J. K. Mason, 535 Market
TVorsted Ooods.
(.See also Fancy Ooods, etc.)
Bauer, Tobrlner A Co., 547 Slarket
Buver, Reich & Co., 129 Keamv
SIERING H. & CO., 19 Montgomery
and 107 Sutter
Verdier, Moreau & Co., NE cor Mont-
gomery and Sutter
Yeast— Compressed — Slanu-
faeturers.
Potrero Distillery and Compressed
Yeast Co. (H.'SVesterfeld), E s Min-
nesota, nr Nevada
Yeast Powders — manufac-
turers.
Adelsdorfer E. & Co.. 406 Sansom
Barton B. F. & Co. (Peerless), 213 Sac
Bothin, Dallemand & Co., 305 Front
Bowen Bros., 4:32 Pine
Callaghan D. & Co., 121 Front
Church & Co. (agents), 407 Front
Ehrman 31. & Co. (agents), 104-110
Front
Hanly G. T. & Co. (agents), 212 Sac
Hepburn Ward A. (agent Dooley's), 309
Sacramento
Hevwood H. A., 110 Sutter
Hofen & Co., 412 Clav
McPherson B. K. (agent Dr. Price's),
402 Front
PACIFIC SODA CO., 109 California
Taylor James S. & Co., 116 Front
Zine Castings,
Kremer Jacques, 13 Jessie
PACIFC ZINC ORNAMENT FAC-
TORY, 569 Mission
Zlucograpliers.
Bancroft A. L. & Co.. 721 Market
Korbell F. & Bros., cor Bryant and
Fifth
SCHMIDT 51. & CO., 411 Clav
TRUWORTHY F. M , 318 Front
AValdstein A., 320 Sansom
i»h.c:>si>:e3ctxts.
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ADVERTISEftlENTS SOLICITED.
HENRY G. LANGLEY,
Office 14 Montgomery Avenue,
San Francisco, May 1, 1879-
Proprietor.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAI.IFORNIA.
BULLOCK & J0N:SS, 105 Montgomery St., Importers Martin's Can-s and Umbrellaai
Gold and Plated Jewelry at &E0. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
oriTE
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT,
City and County of San Francisco, 1879.
Municipal Elention,
FIRST WEDNESDAY OF
SEPTEMBER.
Judicial Election, "^
THIRD WEDNESDAY OF
OCTOBER.
Mayor of the City and County.-ANDREW J. pRYANT, ex-offlcio President of the Board of Supervisor*:
term expires December, 1879 ; salary $3,000 per aiiuum.
Clerk.— SETH P. HOLWAY ; appointed by tlie Mayor ; salary $3.0000 per annum.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Term of office two years ; salary $1,200 per annum ; terms expire first Mo°^«y '° .^^f^lt^'ifj '^d oTtTw
meetings each Monday evening. Quarterly meetings first Monday in January. April. July, and October.
Special meetings at the discretion of the Pn sideut.
President. -ANDREW J. BRYANT; term expires December. 1879.
ATTORNEY CITY AND CouNTY. -WELLINGTON C. BURNETT ; term expires December. 18.9 ; «Ury W.OOO
per annum.
Clerk.-JOHN a. RUSSELL ; appointed by the Board ; salary $3,000 per annum.
Deputy Clebk.-SANDS W. FORM.AN; salary $1,800 per annum.
SERGEANT-AT-ABMs.-JAMES H. LYNCH; salary $1,20(J per aunuui.
niembera.
First Ward- JOHN FOLEY,
Second " MARTIN MANGELS,
Third " THOS A. TALBERT,
Fourth" EDWliN DANFORTU,
Fifth " J. HENLEY SMITH.
Sixth " JAMES O. ROUNTKEE.
Seventh Ward— JOHN W. FARUEN.
Ei(,'bth
Ninth
Tenth
Eleventh
Twelfth
THOMAS S. ACUE80N.
A. W. SCOTT.
ROBERT HAIQHT.
FKEDKRICK A. GIBBS.
HENRY BUICKWEDl-X.
STANDING CO;MITTEES.-Judlciary-ScottTalbertOlb^bB.F^^^^^^^^^
Farren. Fire Department-Farren. Ha.KhtAcbeson Streets wnar^^ i^xu-rK Smith.
Public Buildings-Brickwedel, Farren M^^ep'";,^,^^^.!,^'^^^ Acl won. G)bb». I.l.i.ni.v an.l Order.
-Tl^^e^tai^I^I^Uipal Election., take p^
the year of the Presidential ^ er ion whe tal^c« U^^^^^ Supreme Court, and all -th.-r judl.-lal
Monday of November). The Judicia ^-l"'' ''^ Xlnls. ay 'u October. 1«T9. and .vrj- t«.. r.-.r. lh..reafU.r.
officers required by law, takes place on the third wcunesuay
-^EAMISH'S Shuis^i^Lowi^toPriSlS^n any other firsi class maka
A-ITDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1054 SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Term of office, two years; no compeiiRation ; terms expire first Monday in December, 1879. Meetings
first and third Tiitsdays of each month.
President— A. C. HEISTER ; term expires first Monday in December, 1879 ; no compensation. Secre-
tary.—George Beanston; salary. S2, 400 per annum. Assistant Secretaries.— ChHrles A. Clinton, $1,800 per
annum, and George Wade, $1,500 per annum. Messenger— Charles P. Webster, $1,500 per annum. Assistant
Messenger, George A. Lowney, Si80 per annum.
Superintendent or Common Schools.— A. L. MANN ; term expires December, 1879 ; salary $4,000 per
annum.
Deputy Superintendent.— DUDLEY C. STONE ; appointed by the Superintendent; salary, $3,000 per
annum.
Members.
A C HEISTER, JOSEPH S. BACON, JOHN BERMINGHAM,
JOSEPH CLEMENT, H. M. FISKE, JAMES A. LAVEN,
JOSEPH LEGGETT, J. J. MOUNTAIN, A. A. O'NEIL,
W. A. PHILLIPS, J. F. SULLIVAN. JOHN W. TAYLOR.
STANDING C(JMMITTEES.— Classification— Leggett, Bermingham, Taylor, Heister, Mann. Rules and
Regulations- Bacon, Lavcn, 0"Neil. Finance— Bermingham, Bacon, Clement. Furniture and Supplies— Tay-
lor, Mountain, Fiske. Salaries— Clement, O'Neil, Phillips. Judiciary— Sullivan, Clement, Phillips. School
Houses and Sites— Laven, Leggett, Bermingham. Janitors— Blouutain, Laven, Sullivan. Heister, Mann.
Printing — Phillips, Taylor, Fiske. Evening Schools— O'Neil, Leggett, Mountain. Credentials and Qualifica-
tions of Teachers— Fiske, Sullivan, Bacon, Heister. Maun.
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICERS.*
DISTRICT COURTS t— Fourth— Judge.— ROBERT F. MORRISON ; term expires January, 1882 ; salary,
$G,000 per annum. Commissioner.- Charles Halsey ; salary, fees. Reporter.— E. S. Belden ; salary, fees.
Twelfth- Judge.— WILLIAM P. DAINGERFIELD ; term expires January, 1882; salary, $6,000 per annum.
Commissioner. — F. W. Lawler ; salary, fees. Reporter. — Harrison A. Jones; salary, fees. Fifteenth—
Judge.— SAMUEL H. DWINELLE ; term expires January, 1884; salary, $0,000 per annum. Commissioner.
— Aquila W. Hanna ; salary, fees. Reporter.— Andrew J. Marsh ; salary, fees. Nineteenth— Judge.— ED-
WARD D. WHEELER; term expires January, 1880 ; salary, $6,000 per annum. Commissioner.- Gordon N.
Mott; salary, fees. Reporter.- John H. W. Riley; salary, fees. Twenty-third— Judge.-JAMES D.
THORNTON ; term expires January, 1880 ; salary, $6,000 per annum. Commissioner.— James D. Craig ; sal-
ary, fees. Reporter. — Samuel Osbourne ; salary, fees.
COUNTY COURT— Judge.— SELDEN S. WRIGHT ; term expires January, 1880 ; salary, $5,000 per annum.
Reporter. — Braiuard C Brown ; salary, fees.
PROBATE COURT— Judge.— MILTON H. MYRICK ; term expires January, 1880; salary, $5,000 per an-
num. Reporter. — William A. Maxwell ; salary, fees.
MUNICIPAL COURT OF APPEALS.— Judge— THOMAS W. FREELON ; term expires January, 1880;
salary, $5,000 per annum. Reporter B. C. Brown ; salary, fees.
MUNICIPAL CRIMINAL COURT.— Judge.— MAURICE C. BLAKE; term expires January, 1880 ; salary,
$5,000 per annum. Reporter — Hervey Darneal ; salary, fees.
CITY CRIMINAL COURT.— Judge.— ROBERTPFERRAL ; term expires January, 1880 ; salary $4,000 per
annum. Prosecuting Attorney. — Walter H. Levy ; $2,400 per annum.
POLICE COURT— Judge.— DAVIS LOUDERBACK, 3t. ; term expires January, 1880 ; salary, $4,000 per
annum. Prosecuting attorney. — Noah F. Flood ; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; $3,000 per
annum. Clerk. — Bert. McNulty ; term regulated by the Board of Supervisors ; $2,400 per annum. Clerk
Prosecuting Attorney. — Josejih F. Cofl'ey ; $1,500 per annum. Interpreters. — Louis Locke, Chinese ; Joseph
A. Becsev, French and Spanish ; Ernest C. Stock, German ; Andrew Glover, Italian, Slavonic and Portu-
gese ; $1,500 per annum each.
JUSTICES' COURTS I— Justices.— F. A. SAWYER (Presiding Justice), H. L. Joachimsen, Ethelbert
Burke, Stuart S.Wright, and James C. Pennie ; teims expire January, 1880 ; salaries. Presiding Justice, $3,000
per annum ; Associates, $2,400 per annum each. Clerk. — George L. Wedekind ; $2,400 per annum. Deputy
Clerk.— Charles W. Childs ; $1,200 per annum. Janitor.— Tom Moore Wells ; $900 per annum.
City and County Attorney and Counselor. — W. C. BURNETT ; term expires December, 187D ; salary,
$5,000 per annum. Clerks.— Thomas H. Merry, $1,800 per annum ; George W. Miller, $900 per annum.
District Attorney. — DANIEL J. MURPHY ; term expires December, 1879 ; salary, $5,000 per annum.
Assistant I)istrict Attorney. — Charles B. Darwin ; $3,600 per annum. Second Assistant District Attorney. —
A. W. Roysden ; $3,(100 per annum. Clerk. — John B. Tungate, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Clerk. — Joseph
Ellis ; $1,500 per annum.
Chief of Police. S— JOHN KIRKPATRICK ; term expires December, 1879; salary, $4,000 per annum.
Clerk.— Alfred Clarke, $1,800 per annum. Property Clerk. — William CuUen ; $1,800 per annum.
County Clerk.— THOMAS H. REYNOLDS, and ex-officio Clerk of the Fourth, Twelfth, Fifteenth, Nine-
teenth and Twenty-third District Courts, and County, Probate, City Criminal and Municipal Criminal Courts,
and Municipal Court of Appeals; term expires, December, 1879; salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputies. —
Fourth District Court: L. P. Peck, Court Room Clerk. $2,100 per annum; E. Gilson, Register Clerk, $2,100 per
annum; F. J. Murphy, Assistant Register Clerk, $1,800 per annum; H. J. Jacobi, ^opy Clerk, $1,800 per
annum. Twelfth District Court: Charh^s E. Nougues, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; James D. Rug-
gles. Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum; Peter Devany, Assistant Register Clerk, $1,800 per annum; A. C. Tay-
lor, Copy Clerk, $1,H00 per annum. Fifteenth District Court: W. B. Smith, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per
annum; C. J. Tracy, Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum; M. J. MacGrath, Assistant Register Clerk, $1,800 per
annum ; 8. P. Carusi, Copy Clerk, $1,800 per annum. Nineteenth District Court: George W. Wright, Court
Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; William Stevenson, Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum; M. A. Wilson, Assistant
Register Clerk, $1,800 per annum. Twenty-third District Court: Thomas Macauley, Court Room Clerk, $2,100
per annum ; Colin M. Boyd, Register Clerk, $2,100 per annum; N. P. Snowball, Assistant Regi.^ter Clerk,
$1,800 per annum. County Court: John H. Harney, Court Room Clerk, $2,100 per annum; Jerry Whalen,
♦ For location of Public Offices, sec Key to Public Offices.
t For Terms, Clerks, etc., of the different Courts, see page 1064.
t For Act of Legislature reorganizing the Justice's Courts of San Francisco, see Statutes of the State, 1866,
pace 428.
§ For list of Captains and Policemen, see page 1058.
Bullock & Jones, 105 Montg'y St, Imp'trs Caxtwright «S; "Warner's Merino Undsrweai,
gentlemen's Finishing Gocxis, at GEO. LOOMIS', TOG to 716 Kearny St
MUNICIPAL GOVEHNMENT. 1055
ioui v..itiK, jMouujjcr uuiiuiu. niuui.ipai r.mrt of Apjh-uIh: ThonisH F. Oiilrk. C.Mirt K.h.i,, .
L® onn""""' '• '^^ K\ '^»""'"'' Ket!'HUr Clerk. H.fW p.-r aunuin; ThoinsH F. DoukUm. A-ihUi.t 11.
$1,800 per auuum Copyists. G. C.Winans nn.l A. llulscU. paid each hIx o.-nts p.-r f..li„ „f on, I.iim
Shero-f -MATTHEW NUNAN ; tern, rxpireH December. 1H79 ; salary, f MKK) p.r .unun.. r,.,:. , si,, riff
-James V Harrison, |2,400 per aiinuin. Boukkeei.er.-Oi.lenn M. Brrry, $:t,(MKt per aiinuin. Akh,.- . i . ,":
keeper -Thomas >uimn,jl,t.'00 per aunuiii. Deputies.-WlUiain Miller llryuii l)..nu.lly. D«nl.
E. H Von Tell HO. Boyd H. Ferreul,».h, Kirk Wriuht. -lohn H. Dalv. K. NI. Ileadlnn. 1' J.Tai-
Miirpliy, John F. Meagher. William W. Gnenhooil. D. C. Vim \i*tran(i. $1.hiO p.-r anuuin ea. h I
ly, John Uyau, L. Cohn. John E. O'Connor. Geo. Humphrey, Huhbard Wurd. #1 .M)0 per amiiini .n- ' J.. . ., r»
County Jail.— Michael Farrell. David Kane, James O'Donnell. JanieH Niinan, 1). (?. Coleman D ■ r f,l' T
O'Brien, B. F. Triplett, John Powers. George J. Kenny, John RodgetH. David Garv.^y. $1,500 p.V aimiiM . ach' »^
Matron County Jail.— Mrs. Sarah A. Gross, $000 per annum. Prison Wagon Driver.— 8. Pctewon . $: 00 per' H
annum. Janitors. — John Kelly and J(jhn Kelleher, $'.I0I) per annum each. ', 3
Eecordek.— STUART M. TAYLOR ; term expires December. IHT'.I : salary, W.OOO i>er annum. DeputlJ-a — ' 3
■W. P. Coleman, $3,001) per annum ; K. D. IJhiuvelt. Jr.. and William P. Mcrriara,*1.8iH) per annum each Folio 1 "
Clerks.— Geortje McMahou, Clinton Palmer, T. Riordan, W. H. Vorhees. E. A. Wilaon. A. 9. Bender W. H. i ^
Cook, Henry Casey, John J. Cunningham, Mrs. L. I). Crichlow. G. Ooldsmlth, T. J. Olynn. Miiw I^.uIb* Ilar^ S
vey. M. Kirchweger. Miss Carrie B. Laidhy, M. McNally, each paid twelve ccnta per folio of one hundred t**
words. Porter and Watchmau.—James Dolan, $'.iOO per annum. i
Auditor.— GEORGE F. MAYN.\RD ; term expires December, 1879 ; salary, iM.OOO per annum, Depity.— '
William M. Edgar, $a,000 per annum. Clerk.— Edwin L. Parker, $1,800 per annum.
Treasurer.— CHARLES HUBERT ; term expires December, 1879 ; salary. $4,000 per annum. Deputy.—
(Vacant.) $3,000 per annum. Assistant Deputy.— Peter Sander, $2,100 per annum. Clerk.- W. E. Hchwerln, 1
$1,200 per annum. |
Assessor.— ALEXANDER BADLAM ; term expires December. 1870 ; salary. $4,000 per annum. Chief Office '
Deputy.— R. P. Johnson. J2,400 per annum. Chief Field Deputy.— P. H. B"lake. $2,400 per annum. Chief O
Draftsman. — Alfred D. Micsegaes, 5^2,400 per annum. Assistant Draftsman.- W. H. Hilton, f l.mX) per annum. 5^
Office DeiJuties. — (Seven), $1,800 per annum each. Field Deputies.— (Seven), $150 per month each, when em-
ployed. J^p
Tax Collector.*— WILLIAM MITCHELL; term expires December, 1879: salary, $4,000 p<r annum. ■ m
Chief Deputy — Hiram B. Cook, $2,400 per annum. Cashier— William Martin, $2,400 per annum. Deputlca— ' ^
E. C. Couroy, Jerome Spauldiug, and William Lyons, $1,800 per annum each. Porter— Michael J. Brecn, | l>
$900 per annum. j 2S
License Collector.§— RICHARD H. SINTON ; term expires July, 1879 ; salary, $3,000 i)er annum. ' t^
Deputies — Lawrence Fitzgerala (chief) . $1,800 per annum ; John P. Biordan, John A. Hogau, MIUh C. K<'ldeu.
Stafford H. Parker. Charles H. Dillon. J. W. Lynch. C. H. Gongh, H. P. Sonntag, John E. BriKlerlck. William J^
T. Hunter, Joseph H. Sintou, and Janics W. McMenomy, $l,5uo per auuum each. i ^J
Reuistrar of Voters.— LOUIS KAPLAN ; term expires March, 1882 ; salary, $3,600 per annum. Chief i g
Clerk— William Broderick, $1,800 per annum. i B
Surveyor. t— WILLIAM P. HUMPHREYS ; term expires December, 1879 ; salary, $N)0 per annum and "^
fees. Deputies— Charles S. Tilton, and George W. Doherty. Draftsman— Paul Spltze. Bookkecpor— Henry 1 ^
Merrilield. { ^^
Superintendent Public Streets and Highways.- L. M. MANZER; term expire* December, 1M79;
salary, $4,000 per annum. Deputies— William G. Burke, R. A. Robinson. James E. Connolly. V. 8. EKBleston.
and Stephen N. Roberts, $2,400 per annum each: A. A. Paul, Charles S. Buggies, Charles J. Uare. and
P. J. McNamce. $1,800 per annum each : Frank L. Unger, Thomas F. Northey, B. C. Quighy, Louis I'ohn.
E. D. Scully, Joseph N. Orr, and C. J. Muphy, $1,500 per annum each. Messenger— John Denn, $900 p«r
annum.
Coroner— L L DORR, M.D.: term expires December, 1879; salary. $4,000 per annum. Deputy Cor-
oners-Edward J. Wheeler, $1,800 per annum, and W. T. Hamilton, $1,500 per annum. MesHenger— D. A.
Smith, $900 per annum.
Public ADJnNisTRATOB.- W'ILLIAM DOOLAN ; term expires December, 1879; salary, fees. Atl.iney—
R. H. Lloyd ; salary, fees. i
City Physician.- CHARLES BLACH ; salary $1,800 per annum. AssisUnt City Phynlclan »n.l Police
Surgeon— C. A. Stivers ; $1,200 per annum.
Pound Keeper.— D. M. SHORT ; salary, $900 per annum and fees.
Fire Department Commissioners.- -GORDON E. SL0S8 (President), term expire. Deccn.Nr 1881 ;
Gu8 Reis terra expires December, 1881 ; Edward Flaherty, t.rra expires Decemlwr, 1879 : Peter Hop-
k^ns, tirm expires December, 1879 ; Charles Field, term expires Decendx-r. 1879 ; "";"";';;":;''''°„,.'^"''- , -
John P Shine : salary, $1,800 per annum. Janitor and Messenger-George W . I.. Post. flHH) per annum.
Fire Alarm and Police TELEGRAPH-Sri-KB.NTEN..ENT.-JpHN t'^'"B\^: = /;"" f*;"""'''^^ .'"j; ^i^," , ff
Board of Supervisors • salary $1,800 per annum. Operators- Alfred Clarke. Jr., AMlllam Morton, wd »• «• '^
BilvS.Sl 500 plr'mnuni ejh Line Repaireis-Wllliam E. Ackerson, $1,200 per annum; John M. Klein, j
and Daniel Shay, $900 per annum each.' ^ ,
PARK CoMMissioNEi.s._I.OUIS McLANE (President), WlllUmAlyord^^and^OlUc^rEU^^^ ;
' auiiuiu.
tion. Engineer-City and County Surveyor (ex officio) , no '^'n'Pe""?*'!'"- "^
Prichard,la!ary,f2.400 per annum. Secretary-Thomas B. Mortee, $1,200 per a , „ „ „ , h. ,
BOARD OP HEALTH.-Members : THE MAYOR (President), and Doctom H. H. Toland. H. H. UubbarJ.
Joseph C. Shorb, and I. S. Titus; no compensation
three
The
* T1.P Tav Collector is allowed by law one Chief and one Cash Deputy. at a ""'"O'^"' »200 per month tmch.
*e™al Sties! it .nTpermont^ each; and extra Clerks, when employed IIM per m.mth ..rh.
:en^t1reannuaT amount of salaries for his Deputies and Clerks not to excee.l $1 ...O-K). «
Deputies and Clerks paid by the Surveyor.
BEAMISH'S Shirts are the test Try them.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1056
SAN FEAN CISCO DIRECTORY.
BOAKD Cm: Hall Coseshssioxebs.— 3IAY0R (ex officio) , Auditor (ex officio), City and County Attorney
(ex officio) : salary, SI. "200 per annum each. Secretary— George W. Thomas, $2,400 per annum. Architect—
E. A. Hatherton, .?3,000 per annum. Superintendent— Samuel Purdy, $3,000 per annum.
BoAED Wateb Cosnnssio>-EBs.— JAMES R. KELLET, James M. McDonald, Charles Kohler, James O.
Rountree, Jacob Z. Davis ; no compensation. Secretary — John A. Kussell ; salary, $1,000 per annum.
CoMMissiOKEBS OF Insakity.— J. S. TITUS, M.D., C. M. Bates, M.D., L. J. Henry, M.D., A. P. Hayne,
M.D. ; salary, fees.
Office Health Depabtmest.— Health Officer.— J. L. MEARES, M. D.; salary, $2, -100 per annum. Quar-
antine Officer.— William F. McAllister, M.D., $1,800 per anmim. Health Inspectors.- W. H. Cowper, F. M.
Roby, Edward H. Coe, Henry Blair, Daniel Leary and R. E. Chapman, .?1,200 per annum each. Market In-
spector.— F. P. Anderson, ?1,200 per annum. Secretary. — Thomas J. Shackleford, §2,100 per annum. Assist-
ant Secretary, William S. Hereford, M.D. , .$1,200 per annum. Messenger.— W. G. Olwell, $900 per annum.
Superintendent of Disinterments. — Donald McDonald, $600 per annum.
Alms House antj Hospital.— Superintendent — M. J. KEATING ; salary, $2,400 per annum. Matron— Mrs.
M. J. Keating, $720 per annum. Resident and Visiting Physician.— S. R. Gerry, $1,500 per annum.
Cttt axd CorxTT Hospital. — Superintendent Physician.— E. H. BRYAN: salary, $2,400 per annum. Resi-
dent Physician. — H. W. Boone, $1..500 per annum. Visiting Physicians.— C. M. Bates and Henry Gibbous, Sr.,
$1,200 per annum each. Visiting Surgeons. — W. A. Douglass aud H. H. Toland, $1,200 per annum each.
Apothecary.— Edward Fitzgerald, $1,200 per annum. Steward.— Henry A. Shelton, $1,500 per anntmi. Terms
regulated by the Board of Health.
Twe>-tt-sixth Stbeet Hospital. — Resident Physician. —JOHN W. FOYE, salary, $1,800 per annum.
IxDrsTBiAL School (Transferred to the control of the Board of Supervisors April 9, 1872, by Act of the
Legislature).— Superintendent.— J. F. McLAUGHLIN ; salary, $1,80(3 per annum. Clerk.- W. E. Lutz, $1,200
per annum. Teachers. — J. C. Robertson, $1,500 per annum; J. C. Robinson, $1,080 per annum. Music Teach-
er.— W. Cook, $1,200 per annum. Foreman Shoe Shop. — M. McLaughlin, $1,200 per annum. Foreman Tailor
Shop, — John Franey, $900 per annum. Gardener. — Samuel S. Flannery, $480 per annum Teamster. — John
Castles, $600 per annum. Lavmdryman. — William S. Estes, $500 per annum. Farmer. — James Waters, $720
per annum. Carpenter. — Thomas Connelly, $780 per annum. Steward. — Edward Twomey, $840 per annum.
Matron. — Mrs. J. F. McLaughlin, $600 per annum. Seamstress. — Mrs. Nellie Harris, $360 per annum. Visit-
ing Physician. — Benjamin D. Dean, $600 per annum.
House of Coebectiox.*— Superintendent.— ROBERT L. DORE ; salary, $1,800 per annum. Assistant Su-
perintendent.—A. W. Prevost. $1,500 per annum. Matron.— Mrs. R. L. Dore, $720 per annum. Twenty-one
Guards, who receive $1,020 per annum each.
Porters Coubt Rooms xsd Crrr Hall.— TIMOTHY J. DONOVAN ; salary, $1,080 per annum. John H.
Kelly, J. W. MacKenzie, John Kerrigan, William T. Grissim, John Kelleher, M. J. Breen, Patrick Barry,
John Von Staaden, F. A. Pike, and James B. Coffee, $900 per anniim each.
Gaedexees Public Squabes axd Cejietebies.— DANIEL HORGAN, John Duane. William Culligan, Al-
bert Stanyan, John Slavin, and Thomas King ; salary, $900 per annum each.
Night Watchiiax Old City Hall.— Patrick J. Hussey ; salary, $1,080 per annum.
.1
Election Districts.
state Con£rressional.
FiBST Distbict.— The City and County of San Fran-
CiBCO.
Second Disteict.— The counties of Contra Costa,
Alameda, San Joaquin, Calaveras, Amador, El Dorado,
Sacramento. Placer, Nevada, Alpine and Tuolumne.
Thibd Distbict.— The counties of Marin, Sonoma,
Napa, Lake, Solano, Yolo, Sutter. Yuba, Sierra, Butte,
Plumas, Lassen, Tehama, Colusa, Mendocino, Hum-
boldt, Trinity, Shasta, Modoc, Siskivou, and Del
Norte.
Foubth Disteict.— San Diego. Los Angeles, San Be-
nito, Sau Bernardino, Santa Barbara, Ventura, San
Luis Obispo, Tulare, Monterey, Fresno, Kern, Mer-
ced, Mariposa, Stanislaus, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz,
San Mateo, Mono and Inyo.
The Congressional election for members from
the State of California to the Forty-sixth Congress
was by special Act postpoed from September, 1878,
to September, 1869.
Judicial.
Foubth District.— Comprises the Second, Fourth
and Twelfth Wards of the City of San Francisco.
Twelfth District.— Comprises the Ninth, Tenth
and Eleventh Wards of the City of San Francisco.
Fifteenth District.— Comprises the First and
Third Wards of the City of San Francisco and the
County of Contra Costa.
Ndteteenth District.— Comprises the Sixth and
Eighth Wards of the Citj- of San Francisco.
TwE!fTT-THiBD DlsTEicT.- Comprises the Fifth and
Seventh Wards of the City of San Francisco.
Senatorial and Assembly.
Eighth District. — The City and County of San
Francisco and the County of San Mateo shall be the
Eighth Senatorial District, and shall elect one Sena-
tor : the County of San Mateo shall elect one member
of the Assembly.
Nikth District. — Commencing at a point where the
southerly line of United States Military Reservation,
known as the "Presidio Reservation," intersects with
the waters of the Pacific Ocean ; thence meandering
along the waters of said ocean and the waters of the
Bay of San Francisco, northerly, easterly, and south-
erly, to the point where Washington street intersects
with said Bay ; thence westerly along said Washington
street, to its intersection with First avenue ; thence
northerly, along said avenue, to its intersection with
the southerly boundary line to said " Presidio Reser-
vation ;" thence westerly and along the southerly
boundary line of the said "Presidio Reservation," to
its intersection with the Pacific Ocean, and the point
of beginning, shall be the Ninth Senatorial District,
and shall elect two Senators and four members of the
Assembly.
Tejtth Dlstbict. — Commencing at a point where
the southerly boundary line of the "Presidio Reserva-
tion" intersects with the waters of the Pacific Ocean;
thence easterly and along the southerly boundary line
of said "Presidio Reservation" to the point where
First Avenue intersects with said boundary line;
thence southerly along said First avenue to the point
where Washington street intersects with said First
avenue ; thence easterly along said Washington
street to its intersection with the waters of the Bay
of San Francisco ; thence southerly along the line of
said Bay to the point of intersection of Market street
with said Bay; thence westerly along said Market
street to the point where Geary street intersects with
said Market street; thence westerly along said Geary
street to where it connects with the Point Lobos Toll
Road; thence along said Point Lobos Toll Road, and
BULLCCE 6; JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Perfect Pitting Shirts to Order.
CLOTHING ai GED. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE. 706 to 716 Ze-uny St
ELE*'TIOX IJISTUICTS.
said toll road produced in a direct line to the Pb-IIIc
O; ^*"! ti'^^L-e northerly along Haid o<-ean to Uie pMlnt
of bcginiijiig, shall be the T. nth Sei.at..ri;.l Dictrit t
ond 8)iall elect two Senators and four members of the
Assembly.
ELF.v-F.Nrn T)lsTlucT.-Common.-inR at a point on tin-
line of Market street where Fourth street iiiten-ecls
with said Markit Mr. et: thence easftrlv and abin"
said Market street to the wat. ra of the Hhv of San
FranciBoo; th' nee Koutlierly and -onthwesterly alon ■
; the line of the waters of sai>l B:y, t. a point whir-
I Fonrtb street intersf^cls with sai.i Bay; thence north-
erly along t:.e Lne of said Fourth htieet to ihep(.iiit
of beginning, shall be the Eleventh Senatorial Hi-
tritt, and shall elect two Senators and four members
of the ASseiiibly. , i
TwELiTu DisTMCT.— Commencing at the inters c '
tion of Larkiu and Geary streets, and running thence ,
easterly along said Geary street t. its int<rscction
■with Market street; thence s.mthwesterlv along the!
line of said Market street to ti e point of inters, tti.'n
of Fourth street with said Market street ; thence I
southerly along said Fourth street to the point of lis I
intersection -with Channel street; thence ."outhwes-t- '
erly along said Chai.nel s!r. et lo the point of its in- '
tersection with Eighth street; thence nonherly ah ng i
Baid Eighth strei t to the point of ilsiiiterse.tion Willi
Market sireet; thencesouthw.sterly along saiil Mark, t
Street to the point of the int. rsection of Larkinstr." t
with said Market street; thence northerly ul.jng said
Larkin str.rct to the point of beginning, shall be the
Twelf.h Senatorial District, and shall elect two Sena-
tors and four membei s of the Assembly.
Thtrtkekth District.— Commencing at a point
■where the Point Lobos Toll R'.ad produced in a direct
line -westerly intersects with the waters of the Pacific
Ocean, and running then, e easterly along said Point
Lobos Toll Koad to the point of its connection with
Geary sircet; thence along said Geary street eastirly
to its iuterse. tion with Larkin stre< t; thence south-
erly along said Larkin street to the point of its intt-r-
eection with Market street; thence northerly along
said Market street to the point wh. re Eighth street
intersects with snid Mark, t street; thence soutlieast-
erly along said Eighth street t. its intersection with
Channel street; thence northeasterly along said Chan-
nel street to the p jint of its iut.Tse. tion with Fourth
street; thence southeasterly along said Fourth street
to the point of its intersection with the Hay of San
Frandsco; thence southerly al.ng the line of the
waters of said bay to the point of intersecti.m of the
boundaiyline between the City and County of San
Francisco and the Ounty of San Mateo with the wa-
ters (it said bay ; thence west<<rly along said boundary
line to the p int of its interse. tion with th.- Pa ific
Ocean; thence northerly along the line of s. id oci an
to the point of beginning, shall hn the Thirteenth
Senatorial Dii>tri' t, and shall elect two Senators and
four member.^ of the Assembly.
City and County.
FikstWabp. — Bounded by the waters of the Day of
San Franci.-ico on the north and east ; by the no: th
line of Wa.-ihington street on the 8.)uth ; by the cast
line < f Kejrny street on the west; in.luding the
islands in the Hay.
Number of Voting Precincts — six.
Skcont> Ward. —Bounded by the wat. rs of the Bay
of San Frjuiisco on the north ; by the west line of
Kearny street on the east ; by the north line of Val-
lejo street on the south ; by the east line of Larkin
Street on ihe west.
Number of Precinct-' — eight.
Third Ward.— Bound, d by the south line of Wash-
ington street on the north, by the waters of thi- Bay
of San Francisco, and the northerly line of Mniket
street on the east ; by the north li.ie of Calif.. rnia
street on the south, and the east line of Kearny street
on the west.
Number of Precincts— three.
Fourth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Val-
lejostreet on thenorth, by tlie west line of Kearny
Street on the east, by the n..rth line of Wawhinut. n
street on tne south, and by the east line of I>arkln
strei t on the west.
Number of Precincts— seven.
Fifth Ward.— Bounded by the south line of Cali-
fornia street on the north ; by the northerly line .f
1057
MarVft -trf^f nn t»;r B-n»tir.a,t ; Uld by th« M.I line
of
. !!..■ -.ull, h:.. . r \\«.t^.
In;;t 11 ftr ._l • u ti.i
strict on the east ; 1
the south ; and b\ tl ■
wi st.
Niiiuberof Precincts— alx.
SkVENTH WaIii. f., 111. I... I l.> II,,.. 1.. ... I #
Mark, t street
Hay of San 1 .•
erl.N line.if H.,: , „ ^
the east) rly Hue «l »«, oi,U ittrvct oii ttiv aouUi-weat.
Nuuil). r of Precincts— nine.
EiOHTH Ward.— B ■ ■ ' ■ • ■• •• •
Htr»-»-t on the n..rth ;
on the east ; by the u
the south-east : and b> c... . u-t un.' .i i..:h,i.
on the Wist
Number of Precincts— thirleen.
NiN-ru Warii.— B. u:
Harrison stieei on tl
the bay of San Fraii. i
by the northerly line ..| cii ,nii. l htr. . t . n th. ►. utl.
east ; and by the easterly line of Seventh street on
the South-W( Ht.
Nuiubi r of Precicts— ten.
Tenth Ward —Bounded by the southcrlv lln^ of
Market street on the north-w. -t . 1.1, th. ». ntirly lino
of Second street on the n. r .
liiie of Harris. >ii street on t
easterly line of Seveith st .
Number of Preiincts — tweLly thu
Ei.EVEVTH WAfcD.- B. -.iniled by th
of Ridley street, till' fOtltl.. r :\ i.i.
piroduced due wett to the 1
line of Mar. et stre.-t, th.' -.-
street, and the southerly I :
the n.rth ; by the waters of the lt»j of ■
on the east ; by the souther y line of ■
County of San Francis<'o on the south .
waters of the Parific Ocean on the west.
Number of Precincts— twenty-eight.
Twelfth Ward.— Bounded by Ihe w
Pacific Ocean and the w.iters ..f the B-.;
Cisco on the north ; by tie w. ^t Hue ..f 1
on the est ; by the northeil ' • ■ *■ *'
the north line of Ridley s(i
Ridley airect prod cej an>
on the South ; and by th'. w,.;. .... >... .
on the west.
Number of Preclnctii— twenty-one.
rl%-
the
Kouthn-Iy line |.
Police Department,*
Chief of Pouck.— JOHN KIUKP.VTUICK.
CoifinssiosKns.- R. P. Huniuiond (I'r aldcnt), Wil-
liam Alvord, B. J.Tobln, and the Chlrf of Pollet
(ex-omdo).
Captains of Pouce.— Taalih W. Lc*«. Willlim V.
Douglass, John Short. A. W. SU.ne. mod Leonant
(juiun.
Clerk Chief of Poucs.— Alfrefl Clarke.
Pbopkbtt Clemc.— WiUiam CuUen.
•The Act of ♦' -^ •>-•■•. •' ------ )
April 1, 1«78, m
inirease the ]
number not ei. . ... .,
now aiith..rl/ed an. I
$l.WI(i per annum en.
$1.H00 p. r annn;
nniii; twelve
tweiity-tlve «< r/
corpj.ralH, $1,4(1 i , -1
seventy-three regular patrultni-n, il.JM y^t tuuum
each.
The siimof t2< r^y^rit- P*"*" ^ "" -■-'-•--I
from the pay 'f everj- ni< n brr
creati. nof -The lollcc I.lfe an i
Fund."
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Pine, Medium Pine— large assortment
67
ANDEHSON & BANDOLPH, Jew^l k, 101 M:nf-gomery St.
1058
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Detectives.— John Meagher, John Coffey, William
S Jones, Nathaniel L. Jehu, L. W. Noyes. Benjamin
F. Bohen, Daniel Coffey, J. R. Rogers, Edward Byram,
Arnop Bainbridge, Robert Hogan, and Christopher C.
Cox.
Seege ANTS.— George TV. Harman, Abraham Sharp,
J. W. Shields, T. P. Kingsbury. W. L. Carpenter,
Charles Cullen, C. Martin, R. J. Falls, R. M. Apgar,
J T. Wright, M. Liu.lhtimcr. Joseph Melody, Charles
W. Arma^>er, J. A. Wilson, William H. Eentzel. Thomas
R. Longford, John P. MiDurniott, Joseph H. Baker,
Charles Cook. M. Murphy, Thomas W. Bethel, T. D.
McKenna. Stephen Biinuer, A. J.Dunlevy, and George
W. Hogue.
CoEPOEAi-s— P. S. Hagerty, Gideon Thompson, John
C. Ayres, A. J. Houghtaling, F.F. Brown, Joseph Bee,
C.J. Morrison, James H. Hutton, Thomas P. Ryan,
' Watson Nichols, Charles Edelman. and John Avan.
1 Regular Patkolmen.— M. Fitzgerald, P. R. Smith,
J. Lerman, M. Muha.ls, A. F. Fields, C. Bauer, P.
O'Reillev, D. Supple, H. Gurdinicr. Jas. Cavanagh,
Wm. Walsh, B. C. Mooney. Jas. Love, J. H. Cochran,
W. J. Burke. W. Gayuor, H. W. Waite. J. Sullivan, J.
B. Forner, Nason Robinson, C. H. Hall, Michael A.
Loftus, Wm. F. Miles. H. McCatfery. J. M. Marshall,
E. Ci.hrn, J. W. Beckwith, T. C. Metzler, Wm. Doran,
' Geo. Clinton. Johu Colter, O. Boye, J. F. Moran, J. H.
Rochford. M. S. Law, W. R. Doyle, John Casey, W. B.
Rogers, John Dolm, Michael Murray. P. Slevin. J.
McGrcevy. J. M. Fitzgibbou. Ed. Ward, C. H. Dickin-
' son. W. P. Mooivhouse, D. Courueen. G. A. .\Ddcrson,
S. C. Stevensou.W. D. Hensley, J.as. Harrold, Jas. Mc-
Namara, G. W Curtis, John A. Harty, Johu Burke, E.
R. Eaton, T. McGlynn, I. Bridrick, C. E. Shute. T.
H. Crogan. D. A. Peckinpah,W. Clarressy. C. A. Bla,-
eslee, Jos Curbv. E. Eldndge, M. A. Smith, R. M. Sil-
vey, A. B. Asher, Rich. Scott, J. R. Boulh t, Thomas
Price, Wm. Warnock. T. C. Tryon. B. F. D unison. C.
H. McDonald, M. J. Conboy, H. H. :Miirphy. B. S.
, Hill, E. Nettleton. S. B. Aldtn,C. Johnson, John Wal-
lace, P. McDouough. M. Hipkins, Johu Siieidir, Ph.
Maguire. G.W. Sweetzer, 3. Pomeroy.H. F. Roskamp,
J. M. Broom. J. Lanktree, W. L. Burdick. Thomas
Gillespie, W. L. Coles. J. L. Gallagher, P. K. Rogers,
John Sch oeder, P. K. Ja'Oby, H. A. Robertson, J.
Carlton, S. C. Fleming. T. D. Barustead, R. J. Whit-
tali'T. G. W. Bennett. N. Carmiohael, Wm. Little, W.
I T. Wiswell, Peter Fox. B. Har er, D. Jones Jr., W. E.
I Flynn, J. C. Lane, J. I. Currau, M. Brickley. P. I.
I Byrne, John Beattv, T. J. Little, C. P. Rank, H. S.
< Robinson, J. McD. Vanatta. P. T. Kelley, John Man-
■ ning. P. J. Tobin, J. A. Stanley, G. Birdsall, Fred.
Smith, T. A. Harvey, J. P.Warren, A. Duncan. Michael
* Foley, R. D. Marshall, T. R. Judson, R. W. Presho, J.
! J. Greeley, Chas. Eaton, T. W. Fields, J. M. Bissett,
f Pat. O'Connor, C. S. Stout. E. I. Osgood, E. Horrigan,
E. B. Miller, R. Bidwell.W.W. Connor, R. M.Connell,
I J. J. Reeves, H. G.Smith,W. H.Williams, J. J. Hayes,
W. P. Lean, H. Hook, G. D. Harper, J. P. Baxter, R.
I Hall, Thos. Wilson, R. M. Barnes, W. T. Hooper, W.
, C. Smith, D. M. Delaney, \. Crow, John Hiekey, J.
' MacLeod, Pat. Wood. Wm, Henneberg, J. C. McGinnis,
I Charles H.Witham, R.Whittle, J. O'Connor. J. T. Lamp-
I kin, John Duncan, Wm. Frederick. Thos. Duff, E.
I Stevens, M. Harloe, P. Crosby, J.Norton, Chas. O'Mal-
I ley, Chas. Nash. J. S. Annig, G. P. O'Connell, D. Con-
nollev, Jas. McGuire, D.J. McQuaide, J. Cosgrove, R.
' Christie, J. H. Quinn, N. Berges, H. S. Healey, A. C.
Bradford Jr., W. Price, H. Feusier, John Powers, J.
Linskey, W. F. Burke, B. Haskell, C. J. O'Connell, A.
' H. Henderson, R. C. Pike, J. D. Bodwell, J. A. Ma-
honey, P. D. Linville, John Mull ins, T. J. Stanton,
J. F. Donovan, M. Horan, C. P. Bush. O. R. Erskine,
H. Tassett, M. J. Sullivan, Jas. McMahon, T. R. Pul-
torer, J. Glanz, J. Heaney, O. Gorman, P. Coleman,
J. T. Crawford, J. Birmingham, P. M. Clarkson, T.
McNulty, H. B. Melendy, J. P. McCarthy, W. H. Rice,
Win, Clark, M. 0'Laughlin,C.H. Akins,M. Flannery,
M. Wilson, W. Kearney, Johu Cronin, D. C. Libby, J.
F. Fitzpatrick, E. Rudolph, J. J. Riley, W. E. Hall,
Jas. Cochrane, W. Callinan, F. T. Fiunin, J. O'Neill,
John Kearney. H. O. Angel, A. T. Goodwin, D. Mur-
phy, J. M. Dwyer, J. A. Benson. H. Kihn, James H.
Cahill, Thoi. J. Ducrgan. J. H. Donnelly, J. H. Ran-
ous. J. F. Von Mue-.;g»\ J. Pugh. S. H. Rankin, J. G.
Maloniy, C. Reynolds. G. Stevens, T. H. Dillon, Jos.
Mier, M. Riley, G. L. Gano, O. J. Reintauz. J. A. Ar-
derv. H. Frisbie, Thos. Duffv, T. Tennis, T. Dillon, J.
C. Ilall, G. B. GriCathfi. H. Dowd, M. Donovan, J. W.
Muffitt, Ellis Huberts, E. M. Egan, Jas Fay.
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraphf
SrpEEtNTE.NDENT — Johu Curran.
Oper.atoes— Alfred Clarke, Jr., William Morton, and
R. W. Silvey.
Repaip.ers. — William E. Ackerson, John M. Klein,
and Daniel Shay.
SIGNAL BOX stations.
2— S. W. comer Mason and Lombard.
3— S. E. comer Stockton and Greenwich.
4 — N. W. corner Sansom and Greenwich.
5 — N. E. corner Battei-y and Union. .
6— S. E corner Montgomery and Green.
7 — S. E. corner Kearny and Union.
8— S. W. comer Powell and Union.
9— N. E. corner Dupont and Vallejo.
*12 — N. W. corner Cali'ornia and Kearny.
*13— S. W. comer Front and Broadway.
14— S. W. corner St 'ckton and Broadway.
*15— S. W. corner Clay and East.
*16— N. W. comer JIason and Pacific.
*17 — N. E. comer Kearny and Pacific.
*18 — S. W. comer Sansom and Jackson.
*19— N. E. corner Davis and Washington.
21— City Hall.
23— S. E. comer Taylor and Clay.
24 — S. E. comer Clay and Powell.
25— N. W. corner Washington and Dupont.
*26— N. E. corner Clay and Battery.
*27 — N. W. corner Montgomery and Commercial.
*28— S. W. corner Pine and Dupont.
*'29— N. W. corner Stockton and California.
■■31-3. W. corner Sansom and Halleck.
*32— S. W. corner California and Drumm.
*34— S. W. corner Mission and Steuart.
*3">— S. E. comer Montgomery and Pine.
*3fi — N. W. comer Folsom and Steuart.
*37— N. W. comer B;itter5' and Bush.
•'38— S. W. corner Market and Second.
*39 -N. W. comer Howard and Spear.
*41— N. W. comer Sutter and Jones.
42 — S. E. corner Geary and Mason.
*43— O'Farrell, near Dupont.
*45 — N. W. corner O'Farrell and JoneB.
*46 — N. W. corner Kearny and Sutter.
*47— S. W. comer Market and Powell.
*48 — N. E. comer JIarket and Kearny.
*49— N. W. comer Stockton and Sutter.
*51 — N. W. corner Folsom and Beale.
*52— S. W. comer Mission and Fremont.
*53 — N. side King bet Second and Third.
=■=54 — Engine House No. 4, Second, near Howard.
*o6 — North side Bryant west of First.
■*57 — N. W. corner Brannan and Second.
='=58— N. W. corner Folsom and First.
=^59— P. M. S. S. Co.'s wharf, foot of First.
61 — S. W. comer Howard and Third.
=^62 — S. W. comer Mission and Fourth.
=^63 — N. E. corner Harrison aud Fourth.
64 — S. W. corner Howard and Fifth.
65 — S. W. comer Mission and Sixth.
•=67 — N. E. corner Harrison and Hawthorne.
=*=68 — N. E. corner Brannan and Fourth.
=^69— S. W. corner Bryant and Third.
71— S. W. corner Mission and Eleventh.
72— S. E. corner Mission and Thirteenth.
73 — S. E. comer Howard and Eighth.
74 — Engine House No. 7, Sixteenth.
75 — S. W. corner Jones and McAllister.
76— S. W. comer Market aud Hayes.
78 — N. E. corner Folsom and Ninth.
79— N. W. corner Folsom and Twelfth.
81 — S. E. corner Franklin and Hayes.
82— N. E. comer Fulton and Gough.
83 — N. E. corner Octavia and Oak.
84 — Jumtion Valencia and Market.
85 — N. E. corner Laguna and Hayes.
86 — N. W. comer Broadway and Montgomery.
=*87— S. E. comer Haight and Webster.
*91— N. E. comer Hyde and Turk.
92 — N. E. corner Franklin and Turk.
=*=93 — N. E. comer Jones and Turk.
94— S. E. corner Polk and Ellis.
*95— N. E. comer Market and Taylor.
123 — S. E. comer Hyde and Union.
tEstablished April 24, 1865.
"^Automatic boxes.
BULLOCE & JONES. 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Weat
"Tsys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St.. oppcdtc tli: ?[izx
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
1059
124— Pioneer Woolen Mills, Black Point.
125— N. W. comer Kilbert ami Jones.
*12G-S. E. coiner Hyde and WashinKton.
127— S. E. cornvr Broadway and Pulk.
128— S. E. corner CUy and Leavenworth.
129— N. W. coiner Pacific and Li'aven worth.
*132-S. W. corner Pine and Mason.
134— S. E. corner Bush and Uyde.
135— S. E. corner Bush and Polk.
136— N. E. corner Pont and Van Ness avenue.
137— N. W. corner Post and Larkm.
138— N. W. comer Califomiii and Larkln.
*130-S. E. cornei- OTa. rell and Hyde.
142— N. E. corner Valencia and Twentieth.
*143— N. E. comer Mission and Twenty-second.
145— N. W. corner Foisom and Twenty-second.
146 — 8. W. corner Fwlsoni and Sixietuth.
147— N. E. Corner Howard and Tweutieth.
148-N. E. corner Mission and Sixteenth.
149— S. W. corner Foisom and Eightemth.
*152-N. W. corUiT Braiiuau and Eiyhth.
*153-N. W. corner Harrison and Seventh.
154 — N. W. coiner Bryant and Sixth.
*15f>-N. E. Corner Fourth and Bern-.
*157-South side Folsoni, east of Fi'utth
158— South side Foisom, east of Fifth.
159— Engine House No. 6, Sixth, near Foisom.
162 — S. E. Corner Pacific and Franklin.
163 — N. E. corner Saciameuto and Franklin.
164 — S. E. corner Cluy and Polk.
172 — N. E. corner McAllister and Buchanan.
173 — S. W. Corner Ellis and Bm hanan.
174 — N. E. corner Turk and Fillmore.
175 — S. W. corner Grove and ^S'^ b.ster.
*176-N. W. corner Post and Octavia.
*182-S. E. corner Fourth and Towusend.
183 — S. E. corner Mission and Ei}.'hth.
*192-N. W. corner Califi rnia and Front.
193—8. W. corner Hyde and Chestnut.
194 — N. W. corner Stockton and Francisco.
*213-8. W. corner Bush and Buchanan.
214 — N. E. coiner Bush and Steiner.
215 — S. VV. corner Wasliiugtm and Webster.
216 — S. E. comiT Sacramento and Fillmore.
217 — S. E. cornel Bush and Devisadero.
218 — N. E. corner Post and Fillmore.
219 — S. E. corner Filbert and Fillmore.
231- S. E. corner Howard and Twenty-fourth.
234— N. W. comer Harrison and Twenty-fourth.
235 — City aud County Hosi.ital.
*236-N. E. comer Missi. n and Twenty-sixth.
237 — S. E corner Twcuty-secoud and Dolores.
238— N. E. corner Santa Clara and Potrero avenue.
241 — S. E. corner Gough and Bush
243— S. E. corner Clay and Pierce.
24.5 — S. W. corner Geary and Steiner.
246— S. E. corner Geary and DLVisadero.
247_N. W. corner Turk and Scott.
248 — N. E. corner Devisudero and Fulton.
254— N. E. corner Union aud Pierce.
261 — S. W. corner Stevenson and Ecker.
271— S. W. corner Seventeenth and Church.
273— Eighteenth east of Castro.
*'274-N. W. corner Twenty-fourth and Guerrero.
*281-San Bruno Road and Twenty-eighth.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO BBANCH.
*3 — N. E. corner First avenue and Kentucky.
•4_S. W. corner Fifteenth avenue and P.
*5— E. side Kentucky, bet Sierra aud Nevada.
«S_S. W. corner Butte and Kentucky.
An alarm from thuiw la given by pulling down tha
hook ouce aud letfluu go, iinerr.ng lut cbanlHiu doing
the rest.
ComplaiiitB coucernlnR the working of the rire
Alarm Telearuph, lr.e«ul«r»tr kill., of the b.dla and
goiig.s, broken wireK, etc., Hho-.ild in uU c»mib b« mado
at the Fire Alarm Ullire, Breiilaiu I'Uco.
In case of tumult or riot, wh r. 1,> the mtvIicr of
the Police for>e are re(iuirid, mi al:Lirii will be given,
con.sisiiiigof ten HlrMkeB upon lli. lulls and gougs,
reji.ated five timeK. which will 1m > -.Ignal for th*- Po-
lice to a.-«uml)le at the City Hall. 1 hln alarui will bo
giv.n only by order of th« Ma\. r. r Chief of I'ollco.
The ti hgraiili apiiarat .h cou.-'irtM ■•f about out- hun-
dred ujiles of wire, divided Int ■ iilncf.'eii clrcuilH, of
which nine are aigual ciieuitu, or liiiilta running to
the sit,'ual boxes. Alarui gmigs me I i ated In the dif-
ferent EUjjine, Hook aud Ludii' r, and Host! houMM,
each connected with the Central Olllce by the Bre-
sliirm circuits and eight alarm Ixllf for Htriklng tho
alaiiu box, located as follows: l>ii< .n the Hall ol tho
Exempt Fire Co., one on the Kn>{iii( IIoiiho on Sixth
ttret, one on the Engine Uou.se i.n Storkton htreet,
one on the Engine H-useou t.eroiMl s.rcet, one on the
Eiijiine House on California Ktreit, one on the Engine
I House on Sixteenth strett, one on the Engine Uouae
on Bry.iut street, and one on the Engine House on Pa-
cific t)tr.:ct. The bells and f;on>:ii are each struck at
j the same time by electrical ira l.luery. The Police
I and Health Apparatus lon^ibt.- of twelve station*,
1 each commuui<.atiug witj the cuy Hall and the Cen-
tral Office, Brcuhaut Place, wh> re a constant watch-
I fijliicss is exercistnl by the att. uoiog operator.
Fire Department.
1 The Paid Flro Department of the City and County
of San Francisco was orgaulzi-d December 3, 1860.
' The present force consiMts of two hundred and bot-
I enty-six officers aud men (lu( Imiing the Board of En-
I giueers, the Clerk and MesseuHerof the Board of FIro
I Commissioners the Veleriliar; Surgeon, and employ-
: ees at the Corponitiou Yard), eleven bteamum, to
I each of which is attached a liose reel, eight hose car-
' ri iges. four hook and ladder trucks, aud the fire-boat
Governor Irwin ; also four steamers, two hoee reels,
and two hook aud ladder trues in reserve at the Cor-
poration Yard, the coud.t.ou • f which Is as fully kept
, up to the standard re<iuireu a.s that of the appuratua
in active ser\-ice. Each sleaiiRT and hook aud laildi-r
truck is drawn by two liors. s. and the hose oarnagea
by one each. Number oi hcrs.-s in the Department,
, si.\ty-tliree. Amount of hoM lu useiwetity-oue thou-
I Baud feet, all of which is c:,rl'olized. NiimlMT of hy-
drants, one thousand two hundred and forty-seven,
available for the purp'*. of e\tingiiishing fires : num-
b. rotciMerns, filty-five.iu good order ; total capacity,
two million eleven th .usuud eight huuun'd and fifty-
six gallons.
1 Expeiulltures for the Fiscal Year ending June JO,
I 1S7S.— Salaries, $1I)5,("J7 M : ui>paratus. materials, etc.,
$26,407 4'>; runnlngexi>enHes,*J4,0ii<;tli'i; office rent, sto-
tionery,etc.. $l,-232 10. cister-isaud hydranta,$6,7t« 40.
' Total, $J5,!.5'J3 11.
i BoAUU OK FiBK CnMMis.si<)>nEBB.— Oonl'in E. 8Iom,
I (Pr.sldent); QusRelH. Edward Flalierty, PeU-r Hop-
I kins, and Charles Field, lomml-HlonerM ; John P.
Shine, clerk . Geor.,'' W
I Officers.— David ^
1 Bradv. AsBlstuiit C
Kiley.John E. U.;,
ant Engineers ;
SUaniers ; JauuB St id lar :. Asaiatant
I'nKt, Messenger,
ii.f Engineer; Matthew
: ; A. C. Iiiibrle, Jamrs
.■ W. K.iiimrd. A"Blst-
iiiey, Su| • • " '■ ■:' of
Directions for Key-holders.— Upon the discov-
ery of a fire near your signal-box, turn tho crank
slowly and steadily about twenty-five or thirty times,
then wait a few moments, aud if you hear no alarm i „f stenmers ; Peter Burns, \ eterinary • ■
on the large bells, turn as before. If you still hear no | j^^ Kyre. c rporatlou Vard Clerk ;< "","' |;V"'«.
alarm, go to the next box and give tho alarm from | ooritoratlon Drayman ; John McCarthy and PblMp U.
that ' Never open the box or touch the crank ex.ept (j'.Neal, llydrantuien.
incaseoffire. Never signal for a fire seen at a d.s- i s^r^^^Mj-a U(>. 1.- Eo,»t' .1 419 Pacific Bln-ot. Oom-
tance. Do not give an alarm for a burning .■liimney. ^ organized Decemb.r i, 18Cfl. Engine, Amoakeag.
■■"■ nrstiiass: si/oof cylind.r^ (two). eight In.heseach;
length ol st^oke,lw. Ive li,. nrs ; capacity, six hundrwj
gallons per minute ; Wil.jlit. eight thouMund V"'"!"
<^ ' - .. . _ . -. t.v ...........1 /^IikfIi.u K 1 fiinKll
Be sure your box is locked before leaving it. I pon a
second alarm being struck for the same fire jt wi 1 be
considered a general aliirin. Second alarms will i>« ,j„uurt j^.f „„„„ii- , >. w,;.... ■ .«- ^ -"— ,.
turned in only by order of the Chief Engineer or hi» , ^^_^^_ j^.^-,, ,„ ,.^^fr,.^„■y, Foreman, Charl. n himbail.
Assistants. j •„ m.o .i .in ' ^xkameu No 2— LiK:at<d 412 Bnah »tr< < I. (Nim-
Keys of the signal boxes are deposited in tbe ^ > m- , „^^7-*'*^^;^^j'i,'V...j;„Uer a, 1«0C.. Engine. Amo.kea<f,
ity of each box. at such places as are indicated upon , P;^!JfJ«f^';^;;j^[X,/„i^ and a half inches ; len^S.
"^BoL^'ide'sl^aTed witha star are Automatic ones. I of stroke, ten inches; capacity, four hundnnl g.Uon*
BEAMISH'S, Nnclens Building, Market Strset. cor WM Street
ANDERSON &EANDOLPH. Jewskrs. 101 Montgomery St
1060
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
per minute; •weight, eix thousand pounds-; cost,
$5,950 in currency. Foreman, T. Sands.
Steamer, No. 3.— Located on the south side of Cali-
fornia street, between Leavenworth and Hyde. Com-
pany organized Der-ember 3, 18u(J. Engine. Amos-
keag. third class ; cylinders, seven and a hiilf inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, thn e hundn d
gallons per minute ; weight, five thousand five hun-
dred pounds ; cost, $5,950 in currency. Foreman, M.
J. Dolan.
Steamer, No. 4.— Located 144 Second street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 18('G. En-iue, Amos-
keag, second class ; cylinder, sis and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten in hes ; capacity, towr hundred
gallons per minute; wight, six thousand pounds ;
cost, $5,950 in cm-rency. Foreman, Edward Keatiug.
Steamer, No. 5.— Located 1219 Stoci;t n street.
Company organized December 3, 1866. Enta iie. Amos-
keag, second class; cylinders, six and a hi'lf inches;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundred
gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds ;
cost $4,500 in currency. Foreman, John J. ]Mahoney.
Steamer, No. 6. — Located 311 Sixth street. Com-
pany organized December 3, 186G. Engine, Amos-
keag, second class ; cylinders, six and a half inches ;
length of stroke, ten inches ; capacity, four hundi-ed
gallons per minute; weiglit, six thousand pounds;
cost, $4,500 in currency. Foreman, John Dougherty.
Steamer. No. 7. — Located on the north side of Six-
teenth street, between Valencia and Guerrero. Com-
pany organized April 15, 1868. Engine, Amoskeag,
second class ; cylinder, eight and a half inches ;
length of stroke, twelve inches ; capacity, four hun-
dred gallons per minute ; weight, six thousand
pounds ; cost, $4,500 in currency. Foreman, John J.
Skehan.
Steamer, No. 8. — Located Pacific avenue, bet.veen
Pulk and Van Ness avenue. Company organi'^ed June
1, 1859. Engine, Amoskeag, third class ; cylinder,
seven and a half inches ; length of stroke, ten inch'^s ;
capacity, three hundred gallons per minute ; weight,
four thousand pounds ; cost, $4,250 in currency. Fore-
man, James Grady.
Steamer, No. 9.. — Located 320 Main street. Com-
pany organized October 30, 1873. Engine, Amoskeag,
second class ; cylinder, six and a half inches ; length
of stroke, ten inches : cap;icity, four hundred gallons
per minute ; weight, six thousand pounds ; eo.st. $5,500
in currency. Foreman, Edward Scott.
Steamer, No. 10. — L'^cated on Bryant .street, be-
tween Third and Foiirth. Comjjany organized Febru-
ary, 1873. Eug.ne, Amoskeag, second class : cylinder,
six and a half inches, length of stroke, ten inches ;
capacity, four hundred gallons per mii'ute ; Wfcight,
Bi;-' thousand pounds ; cost. S5,500 in currency. Fore-
man, Thomas O'Reilly.
Steamer, No. 11. — Located on Fourt(>cntli avenue,
between Kailroad avenue and N street. South S:in
Fnincisco. Company organized June. 1874. Engine,
Amoskeag, second class : cylinder, eight and a half
inches; length of stroke, twelve inches; capacity,
four hundred gallons pc r minute ; weight, six thou-
saud pounds ; Cost, $5,600 in currency. Foreman, C.
J. Gillcn.
Engine, No. 12.— (Fire Boat, Gov. Irwin.) Loca-
tion, foot of Broadway. Company organized July 1,
1878. This company, which is placed on the Harbor
Commissioners' Tug and Fire Boat. Gov. Irwin, was
created for the bi tter protection of the water front
and the shipping in the harbor. Foreman, Captain
K. F. Pippy.
Hose. Xo. 1. — Located 112 Jackson street. Company
orginjzed D.:cemb r 3, 18(i(',. Foreman, John Hanley.
Hose, No. 2.— Located on P.ist stn .it, near Fillmore.
Company or.ianized December 3, 181i(i. Foreman,
George R. Holmes.
Hose, No. 3.— Located on Twenty-si^cond street,
n"ar F dsoiu. Conip my nrgriized December 3, 18;lii.
Foreman, I.aae V. l.'cu.)ii-;t..ii.
Hose, No. 4.— Locutcd 1802 St jcliton street. Cum-
pany organized December 3, 18. id. Foreman, James
D..rham.
Hose, No. 5.— Located on the s-uith side of Market
street, between Ten:h an<l Eleventh. Company or-
ganized December 3, ISiiG. Foreniau, James Riley.
Hose, No.fi. — Licati!d on McAllister street, between
Webster and Buhanan. Company organized April,
1876. Foreman, P. H. Jones.
Hose. No. 7.— Located on Tennessee street, between
Sierra and Shasta. CorapMuy orgauized February 1,
1879. Foreman, J. Mordc ai.
Hose, No. 8.— Located on Filbert street, between
Fillmore and Webster. Company oiganized February
1, 1879. Forom.an, Henry Casebolt.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1.— Located 22 G'Farrell
street. Company organized December 3, 18C6. Fore-
man, A. Riesland.
Hodk and Ladder, No. 2. — Located 627 Broad-
way, Company orgauized December 3, 1866. Fore-
man— John O'Brien.
Hook and Ladder, No. 3. — Located on the south
side of Market street, between Tenth and Eleventh.
Company organized November, 1874. Foreman, E.
McKittrick.
Hooe and Ladder, No. 4.— Located on the north
side of Paicfic street, between Jones and Leaven-
worth. Company organized April, 1877. Foreman,
James W. Kentzell.
Fire Patrol.
Estiblished in May, 1875, by the Board of Fire Un-
derwriters. It is conducted on the same principle
as the one in successful operation in New York City.
The apparatus consists of wagons carrying rubber
covers, fire extinguishers, ladders, and other appli-
ances for extinguishing fire.s;. saving life, and protect-
ing property from damage by water. The force con-
sists of twelve men including the Captain, who are
being on duty day and niglit. Telegraph wires ex-
tend from the Patrol House to the oflice of the Amer-
ican District Telegraph Co., and also to the Palace and
Grand Hotels. Headquarters southwest corner of
Stevenson and Ecker streets.
Members.— Russell White, Captain ; John F. O.
Comstock, Lieutenant; Scott Wycofi', C. H. Lewis,
John H. Colen, Willi.-.raF. T'lomas, Charles M. Janes,
Charles Albee, John Littlefield, C. H. Okell and
Thomas J. Dornin, Privates.
Fire Marshal.— John L. Durkee (appointed by the
Board of Underwriters) . Oifice, City Hall, third
floor.
FeSeral ai State Olcers.
Federal Ofilcers.
Army U. S., Division of the Pacific. — Maj.-Gen.
Irvin McDowell. Commanding ; Capt. B. B. Keeler
and Capt. John H. Coster. Aids-de-Camp ; Lieut.-Col.
John C. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant-General ; Col. Ed-
mund Schriver. Insijector General; Maj. Elisha H.
Ludington, Assistant Inspector Gener.al : Lieuten-
ant-Colouel S. B. Holabird, Deputy Quartermaster-
General Chief QuartermiistLr ; Lieutenant- Colonel
William W. Burns, Chii f Commi-ssary of Subsis-
tence; Surgeon Charles C. Keeney, .Medical Director;
Lieut.TCol. Henry Prince, Chief Paymaster; First
Lieut. John C. Mallery. Engineer Officer; Lieut.-Col.
George E.Cooper, Assi>tnnt Medical Purveyor; Assis-
tant Surgeon Van Biiren Hubbard. Attending Surgeon ;
Capt. Henry Johnson, Medical Storekeeper; Major
Willir.m Myers. Dep.it Onartermffster ; Capt. George
W. Bradley, o;i duty in Clothing Dtimt ; Capt. S';muel
T. Cushing, Purchasing imd Depot Commissary of
SubsiBteuce. Headquarters. Presid o.
Army U. S., Department CAi.iyoitNiA.— 'Mnj.-Gen.
Irvin McDowi 11, Commanding (^a.uc- officers as the
Division on Staff) ; M;ijs. Samuel '.Voods. .1. B. M. P>)t.-
ter, W. A. Rucker. James R. Roche an i C. C. Sniffen,
Paymasters. Headquarters, Pre.-^i :io.
BULLOCK (*■. J0NE3, lOS Montgomery Street, Importers Men's rurnisMngs.
Dolls at &S0. L00MIS\_706 to 716 Kearny St. opposite tho Plaza.
FEDERAL AND 8TATK OFFICEIIS.
Army U. S.. U. 8. Engineers. Pacific Coast.-
laeut -Col Charles S. Stu.„ t. Seul.,r EuRiiuMr. PrTBl-
dent Board of Eu^'iucers P.cilic Const, .md Kn^'iiuor
in charge Fort Point ; M.,j. . ,<^o. U. Moii.leU. li. .•h.-r«e
Alcatraz Isliind, Lime Point, and Oakland ll:irbor liu-
provei.ieut : First I.i.ut. All.ert H. PavBon. lU-n.rd.-r
Board Kngmeers ; officog M:i Keiirnv 'street. Li.-iit
Col. R. S. Williamson. Twtlltli Li-Ut House Di.striit'
oflico 120 Sutter etroit.
Coast and Geodetic Survey (Western Coast
^^';^f^2.^)-~ Professor Geor«L- Davidson, iu cli:ir^'i.
biibOftice ban Francisco : An'.;ubtu8 F. UodKers, I.ouix
A. Sougttllcr, Gershom Bradford, William Eimbcck
and J".. A. Col.inna, San Francisco ; W. E. Gr. ciiweH'
and S. Foiny, Santa Barbara; CKvel.md lU-ckw.ll"
Albma, uregon; James S. Lawson, and J. .J. Gilbert
Olympia, W. T.. Assistants; E. F. Pickins San Fran-
cisco; Eugene Ellicutt, Olympia, W. T., Sub Assist-
ants; J. F. Pratt, San Francisco, Aid- Ferdjiianil
West.laiil, and Georgo Farquh'ir, San Ffi-ucisco
Draftsmen. Office, 214 Stockton street.
Coixector ok Pout.— Thomas B. Shannon ; offlcr,
Custom llonse, third door. [For Officers, Clerks, etc.,
see pages lOtil and lUb2.
Court. Circuit. — Stephen J. Field, PresiiUna
Judge ; Lorenzo Sawyer, Circuit Judge ; Court Koom
U. S. Court Building.
Court, District.— Ogden HoU'man, Judge; Court
Eoom, f. S. Court Building.
Court Commissionkrs.— L. S. B. Sawyer, Joseph F.
O'Beirue, A. D. Griui\vood,'H. F. I-ardner, David
Lyon, Southard Hofl'nian ; office, IT. S. Court Building;
Charles A. Low, 23 Montgomery Block; Nathaniel
Holland, (i05 Clay; J. A. Uobinson, tiUI Commercial ;
John J. Maginnis, &-H) Clay ; Charles .J. Torbert, Cen-
tral Pacific K. R. Building, corner of Fourth and
Townsend streets.
District Attorney. — Philip Teare ; A. P. Van Du-
zer, and William E. Lovett, Assistants ; office, U. S.
Court Building.
Inspector of Boilers. — James Hillman, office, U.
S. Court Building.
Inspector of Hulls.— John H. Freeman ; office, U.
8. Court Building.
Internal EEVEiVUE.— William Iligby, Collector;
George W. Ryley, Deputy and Chief Clerk; John E.
Youugberg, Cashier; U. A. Hebard, Louis M. Foulke,
Carl Foorman, William A. Davies, Carlton W. Miller,
Francis M. Cooley, Joseph A. Riug't ami S. Y. Jones,
Deputies; Georgo A. Newbold, Enoch N. Stout, Thomas
Mugiltou, Herbert E. Hall, William H.Hubbaid, Chas.
E. Neeclham and Leonard H. Mur h. GuaijiTs; Henry
B. McNeil, John D. Boop, Joseph Wurrill, Joseph
Wallace, Joseph Savage, .Vlexander C. IJeritzh.ff, 11.
H. Havens, George A. Kidgeway and W. R. Stei.rns,
Stoiekoepers; Abram Shear, Frank Laumeister, H. C.
Whittemore and Charles A. Morton, Clerks; office,
V. S. Court Building.
Internal Revenue Agents.— Aaron B. Levisse and
Wm. A. Gavett; Agents' Clerk, S. G. Jones; office, U.
S. Court Building.
Land Offick.— William R. Wheaton, RiRistcr;
Charles H. Chamberlain, Receiver; office, 610 Com-
mercial street.
LiGUT House Department, Pacific Coast.— Twelfth
Light House District; Com. Silas Casey. Jr., U. S. N..
Inspector of the District; CharUs C. H. Thompson,
Clerk; Lieut.-Col. R. S. Williamson, i;. S. A., Engin-
eer; John T. Best, Clerk; C. U. Geithiel, Dr.inght -
man ; John O. Brown, Messenger; office, 120 Sutter.
Thomas B. Shannon, SuDerintendeut of Light^^; John
T. Huie, Keeper, and Mrs. Sophia Huie, AsBistant
Alcatraz Island; J. B. Brown, Keeper. L. V. Th-rn-
dyke, E. H. Piuney, and John Webb. Assistants, Point
Bonita; James Rankin, Keeper, W. P. McKeever. As-
sistant, Fort Point; William Windsor. Keep.r. H. J.
Hess, and James M. Pipe, Assistant". South Faralloue
Islands: H. Holzhutir. Keeper, G. N. Sliaw. and lYed-
erick Meyer, Assistants, (ioat Island; S. M. Farren,
Keeper, J. Cowley and William McCarty, Assistants,
East Brother.
Mabwe Hospital, U. S.-C. N. Elllnwood. M. D..
Surgeon; Hospital, Presidio Reservation, near Mouu-
tain Lake.
1061
MaKINK Hm-PITVL SKIlViCK U. 8.. PACiriO COAiTT.
St;pKu..vrKMUNo SuEOKo.s.— 0. N. EIliDwood. M l> •
oHlco, TU; Clay alreot '
Mmwiial. U. S.— ..
jy-ft"-. ■ - - , - «..„.
H. iirv UnnegaM, Chnrlen li. p. t rMon and Cbarlc* H
Favor; offic", fi V. S. (y.iirt BuiMliij.;.
iiiAL. U. S.— V W. I»o->le: D. putl«-«: OMrgs V.
W, McEwcn.T). W. C. St ry. II..r«<o Ba<-on.
O;. ,
aiui loii.i.j
Naval Okfickb (Port ..f S»u FranclHco).— Edwin O.
Wait ; Dejimy Kavnl oaii er VVa.Ur Mvad; olBc«,ClU.
torn llous^-, second Uour.
Naval Rkndkvou*.— Metit. J O. Morong, U. 8. N.,
Com;uauaiug, office i04 Washington itreit.
Pay DiBKOTOB, U. 8. N.— James Fulton; office 431
California street.
Pknsios .Vgent. U. 8. AUMY AMD Navy.— Alb«Tt Hart;
office, ti2U Washington stnet.
Post Office.— Harri.son I. McKuslck. A-^ ..! o i sn.
perintcndeut Knilwuy .Mull S'TVIco. olli
gomery ; A. G. Sharp, Reiijauuo I'.Trun.
oiiore F. Tracy. Special AgunLi P. V. 1 , ;.:,
ollici- ;I20 Sansom ; James Coey, PuHtmaatc-r, olli. o,
northwest corner of WashinKtoii and Ua.tcry streets.
[Fop clerks, etc., s»'e pugellHiJ.j
llEoisTKns IN Bankruitcy. -First DIatrtct: JanieM
M. Git 'Hell, olBce fiaii clay street, room 10. Second
District: Samuel J. Clarke, Jr. ; office, 21 and 2J 0. S.
Court Building.
Secret Service Division. -Henry Finuegaaa ; office,
5 U. S. i:ourt Buildinp;.
Shipping Commjssiunkb.— J. O. St -veusoD; office, 118
Jacksiiu street.
SuiN.u, Service D. 8. A.— C. E. Brlnsmade, Ob-
server ; Edwin O. Cooke, AssiBtaut ; office, i'i Mer-
chants Exchange.
Superintendent Conktroction V. 8. Poiilio Bi'ild-
iNGs. — Thomas Holt, office, corner of WashluKtun and
I'ost-office Place.
SuPEiivisiNO iNSPKiTOB Stbam Vk«hklb, — Cbarloa
C. Bemis ; office, V. S. Court BulldinK-
Surveyob-General fob Caukornia. — Theodore
Wagner; office, 610 Conuuerclul street. (For clerks,
etc., see page lOilJ].
Surveyor Port. — Paul Morrill; office, Custom
House, second floor.
Treasurer D. 8., Assistant.— William Shermui ;
office, Glo Commercial street.
Treasury Department U. 8., Spkcial .\o«ntii.—
Joseph F. Evans, and William G. Morris; office. Cus-
tom House, third floor.
Custom House.
Northwest comer of WashiiiKton and and liattory
streets; office houra dHlly. from nine o'clock A. M. to
three o'clock i'. M. iSundnys expoeli d.)
THOMAS B. sn.\NNON, Colle. t r.
J. Frank Mii.i.eh, Deput.v ( :<.lle. tor and Auditor.
L. M. Kellot^'g. Deputy lollc. i,,r.
Milton Mornwiii, Deputy Cidleclor Vallejo.
John A. Wotsou, Deputy CoUecter Eureks.
collkctob's OKriCR.
Cbarlrs C. I.eivilt. .\djust. r of I) ,tl. h ; H. Clay Mil-
ler, Cashier ; K'lward II. .leroiu-, S. .reUrv to Collec-
tor ; John A. Sampson, A-'i^-liiiir.r'.:. r I 1 r. ii. iM.-
Carthy. Imp st Bool 1 ■ .
and K. Frank < lnrke. 1
Cl'-rk and AssUti nl A'i ' r
and Cliaranco Clerk; Ju.-upU A. lcr:.ii.«. \Wlll»m J.
t;ory W. Ford Thomas. C. H. Blinn. William A. Dar-
ling Wnlt'r K. Slicer. I. 8. Chur. li. It. D. Walbrldgo.
James T Wuts. ii, David Harrla. W. II. H. Huiwy.
Alfred W. Haker. Alex. Hoy. Geo. R. Adams. 11. D.
Lennox, and F. U. Farrtngloii. Cl.rks; E.lw»rd A. Col-
son, Harlow H. White. Arthur W. Von Kboln. and
Cressy Ing. r, Mesaeiigers; Donula Lyncb, J. J. Kelly.
uinl S. M. Folg<-r. Watchmen.
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods low— Imports direct
ANDEHSON ^ EAHDOLPH, Jewelers. 101 Mdiitgonery St
1062
SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTOEY.
WAREHOUSE DIVISION.
JAMES Tl. JI.NABB, Deputy Collector and Store-
keeper, clu'^ W. Clayes, Warehouse and Withdrawal
Clerk ; B:ir o.v Dyer, Bond Clerk ; George Barrington,
Store B. okl'-e per ; Alvin P'landers, F. B. Sharp, John
M. Creed. E .w.'ird Naughton, and David N. Coey,
Clerks; 0::iiis P. Kflly. Win. Harrington, John F.
Pinkhai^,, J.Hinrs Stockton, J. C. Palmer, Phineas U.
Blunt, V,illi.:.Q s. McRoberts, James B. Worden, Ed-
ward JMiT.f.u, Julius Blumenthal, and H. Colby,
Assistant Sti:rekeepers ; A. W. Bishop, Superintendent
of Warehntis'!! ; Chas. Wcise, Jas. Swiniicrton, T. Ma-
honey, Joh : r.lack,Wm. Laughlin,Wm.W. Gift,Watch-
men ; A. I'. B.aiton, Messenger ; Thi s. Eall, Engineer Ap-
praiser'ii Store ; John Corbett. Superintendent of La-
borers : (Kv. n Jones, Brad Stevens, (ieorge W. Apger,
Isaac Holiday, A. C. Buckbee, Bernard J. McGee,
Jas. Scvi-lder. D. J. Wilmans, H. E. Thomas, and M.
Nolan, Laborers.
AFFKAISER S DEPAKTMEITT.
Geo. W. Dr ':t and Jacob G. Moore. Appraisers ; Fred-
erick I.ux rnd Horace Z. Wheeler, Assistant Apprais-
ers; Nathan li. Hoyt, George MiDon.ild, Theodore F.
Jerome, niul E. B. Deniiison. Examiners Merchandise ;
Charlf s E;i'i ill, Ex.'iminer Drugs ; T. O. Lewi.? and J.
J. St ddard. Clerks; George E. Bugbee an'd A.M.
Hiltz. Samplers ; AnQrew Hollywood, Chas. W. Lom-
ler, F. W. Dent, S. W. Jensen, August Allen, Wm.
Stedmnn. William G. Waastafl', Geor-e A. Moore, T.
F. Pe ry. M. C. Edwiird.s, T. Mary, O. Hilton, and
Thorn: s Y;;irington, Laborers.
si:r^t;tor's office.
PATX JIDRRILL, Surveyor.
Willi::}ii H. Dinsmore, Deputy Surveyor ; Joshua C.
Sargent, Clerk Assistant to Surveyir; Joseph M.
Church, Clerk ; David H. Briggs, Messenger.
DISTEICT OFb'ICERS.
W. W. Lawton, John B. Butler, and A. H. Saxton.
INSPECTORS.
James R. Squires, William Patterson, J. M. O'Neill,
John P. Sherburne, James H;irt, Henry May, Joseph
HoJlywd'id, H nry Charbonuell, J. L. Hat'-h, J. E.
Hill, W. F. Lawrence, Am:isa B. Andrews, George
Allmnn, William W. Standiford. S. S. Bamberger,
David S. Levy, S^imuel D. Simonds, AVilliam H.
Scales. Thoiiias H. Glair, W. P. Harrington, J. L.
Lang. C. V. Douglas, James H. Breeze. Luke H. Per-
kins. Mitchell Phillips. Henry Delafield, William K.
Mitchell, Samuel Dodd. Porter Haden, and Henry
Hoeber f rfeasurer of Vessels) , Inspectors ; Mrs. Jose-
phine Ki-lton, luspectress.
NAVAL OFFICE.
EDWIN G. WAITE, Naval Officer.
Walter Mead, Deputy; Daniel Gorham, Cashier;
Allen W. CuUum, Thomas R. Reynolds, Edmund R.
Rockwood, William F. French, Brant T. Catlin, Isaac
N. Campbell, and Thomas A. Spear, Clerks ; George
W. Branch, Clerk and Messenger.
BOATJIEN.
W. H. Martin and Thos. Abbott.
NIGHT INSPECTORS,
Lee
B. Matthews,
United States Treasury,
610 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Office hours from ten o'clock A. M. to three o'clock
P.M.
WILLIAM SHERMAN,, Assistant Treasurer.
F. G. Bornemaun, Cashier ; E. St. John Bellows,
Bookkeeper; Richard M. Anthony, Chief (:lerk ;
Thomas B. Clark. Clerk ; L. A. Boynton, Assistant
Cashier; Charles S.Swasey, Clerk; Thomas M. Wat-
son, Janitor; Samuel W. Pollard, Assistant Janitor;
Wm. R. Page, E. B. Hopkinson, G. D. Jewett, andL.
J. Roland, Night Watchmen.
U. S. Mint,
DANILL HANLON, Captain
Lienteu.'int.
Jeremiah Buckley, Jonath.an E Imtindson, John W.
McMullin. John P. Skelton, Daniel S. Bates. Isi- [
dor Simon, J. N. Carter. L. C. Louderback, Martin
Vrisbie. J. F. Ray. Gerald CuUen, O. M. Marsh,
Ti'i (ithy M. Parker, Stephen Jewett, C. J. Raney, W.
Ottenheimer. Ed. H. Bnrrcll, J. M. Wilmans, H. W.
Rrddin. W. G. Lee. C. M. Stratton. I. S. Barman, Jas.
Kiurke, Seth Folger. D. G. Grant. Ruf us Van Schoick,
Thoinns A. Moran. Jeffrey Powers, Thomas J. Smith,
S. F. Child. Martin Wiuslow, Charles O'Dounell. J.
M'hite, Jos. Griffiths, F. D. Ciprico, J. T. Gamer-
fiton, and Benj. F. Carver, Inspectors.
WEICHERS.
Th'TOOB P. Vallenn. L. Van Orden, and George
Laws. Weighers ; P. Mclntyre, Elijah B. Koyes, M.
A. Sv/eet, S. B. Stoddard, Henry Stacy. J. J. Lyon,
James H. Selden, Frank Wadsworth. E. C. Stirling,
Hardwlck Newhouse, S.imuel E. Garland, and E. V.
Vreeliind, Assistant Weighers.
CADGERS.
J. W. PR0BA9C0 and C. B. 'White, Gangers.
nOABDING OFFICERS AND INSPECTORS.
Charles A. Foster and William Mace.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF FIFTH AND MISSION STBEET8.
The law for the establishment and regulation of
the United States Mints, provides that any person
may deposit with the officers in charge of the same,
gold and silver in bullion, grain, or lumps, which, if
requested, shall be refined, assayed, and cast into
bare or coined, as speedily as possible after the re-
ceipt thereof. The bars to be stamped in such man-
ner as shall indicate the weight, value and fineness
of the same. The expense incurred to be retained
from each deposit so made, at such rr.tes and charges,
and under such regulations, as may from time to
time be establit-hed. The said charges not to exceed
the actual cost of refining, casting, and forming said
bars, including labor, wastage, use of machinery,
material, etc., to be received by the Mint at which
the deposit was made, and accounted for to the Treas-
urer of the United St.ites.
Office hours from nine o'clock A. M. to two o'clock
P. M. Gold bullion received daily from nine o'clock
A. M. to twelve o'clock M. Silver bullion from
twelve o'clock M. to one o'clock P. M. Visitors ad-
mitted daily from nine o'clock A. M. to twelve
o'clock M.
HENRY L. DODGE, Superintendent.
GENERAL DEPARTMENT.
T. H. F. Robertson, Chief Clerk ; Horace Beach,
Cashier ; George Parry, Computing Clerk ; C. H.
Hedges, Memorandum Cleck ; Hugh Chalmers, Re-
ceipt Clerk ; H. C. Johannes, Office Clerk ; E. S. Ga-
ver. Register of Deposits ; Edward Wheaton, Book-
keeper ; Frank W. Gross, Assistant Bookkeeper ; D.L.
Noggle, Receiving Clerk; William H. Keith, Test
Weigher; W. H. Clark, Adjuster of Weights and
Balances ; Geo. L. Harris, Chief Engineer ; C. F.
Robinson, Captain of Watch ; Arthur Gieglingeo,
Clerk ; F. H. Fisher, Chip Room Clerk ; Stephen
Wing, Transfer Clerk ; Wm. P. Edwards, Jr., Thom.as
G. Tracy, Clerks ; W. Hamilton Clarke, Abstract Clerk ;
Wm. Haselhtirst and Charles A. Stanley, Assistant
Engineers; F. D. Morrell, Carpenter; J. F. Sullivan,
Blacksmith; Horace D. Low, Suiierintendent of De-
posits Melting ; Edward A. Poole, Custodian of Cabi-
ni ts; William H. Childs. Storekeeper: H. E.Wins-
low, and Edw,ird Alulvin. Firemen ; W. .\. Jones,
Chales Barlow. J. Barclay, W. S. Morgan, J. H.
Cornwall, and Patrick Reardon, Wori.men ; E. W.
Leonard, Wra. AT. Keefer, and V.'illiani P. Kiiggles, Con-
ductors ; P. A. Lamping J. Fitzpitiiei;, and Thomas
H. 'White, Doorkeepers ; J. H. Bundy and Edward B.
Hinds, Messenger.-i ; W. K. Ronjamiu, Thomas Ma-
hotiey, and Elijah S. Hamilton, Day Watchmen ; A.W.
Morse, James Y. Jones, Wm. F. Gregory, and S. H.
BULLOCK <fo J0NE.3, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomeiy Street.
Gbves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', TOG to TIC Eeaniy St.
FEDERAL OFFICERS.
Center. Night Uatcl.men •. Jus. D. Uowland. OhU b Hal"
U.well, and T H O.rso,.. Janitors; Owi-n Sh.TlJa...
Helper; Jos. Goodii-Ii;.', (-ari>ciiter ; Gio. K Kich-
moud, and E. Fitz-trald. Outside Watchmen. '
A89A\EU"S DEPARTMKNT.
OSCAR D. MUNSOX, Assayer.
H. H. Lawrence, AssMaut As nyir.
Charles H. Sheriiian. Seoimd Assistant Assayer
Frank D. Hetrick, Foreman ; Joliu M. Currier War-
rant CUrk ; Robtrt ! . Roberts, James Oi/lehby Muses
I Furbush, Lewis T. Grant, Goorae H. Lorlut;, David
' S Slieriuan, Joseph J :icobs, M. G. Nixon, W. T. Rcil-
[ ]y, Charles A. Swain, Mai tin V. Hitter, E. RuhltuK
I C. H. Martin. H. M. .Shephenl, J. H. Mirrall, and Wil-
liam Watson.Wurkme:!.
melter"s and ukfinkp.'s pep.\rtmf:nt.
ALEXANDER MARTIN, Mtltor and Rtfini r.
T. B. McCauley, Assistant Meitt r and Rctiner.
Frank H. L:issell.>, Charles A. Unckliee, and George
A. Dall, Clerks; John Feix, Fort-mau of Refinerv ;
Gaefano BaciKulupi, Frederick M. Beuiier, James
Clark, John Finntttaii, Eilward J. Levy, Samson Lion,
Jacob Stadl'eldt. Biiijamin F. Stoakes". George A. War-
ren, ■William B. Hmit, and Joseph L. Wils .n. Melfers ;
Albert S. Bierce, ai d John C. Kelley, Swceji Cellar
Operatives; Henry Classen. William L. Eaton. Benja-
min S. Maistou, Robt rt Rowe, Garrett E. Rice, and
Peter Sesser, Refinery Operatives ;GeorKe Brown, John
Carter, Heury M. Clayes, Cla.ence W. Fishf-r. Roder-
ick P. Franklin, E. M. Hooper, Green Majors, Van
Renssalaer Raymond, F/.ra W.Woolsey, Thos. F. Clark,
William Hauley, John lliglev, O. D. Alorse, Abraham
Lewis, J. La Blanc. Melvin Laverty, Daniel .\. Lancas-
ter, Hartman Littlebrandt. Gi orv;e Rodden. and John
J. Woodhouse, Helpers; Henry J. Moure, 1 lumber:
Charles F. Ammerman, Mes.^engtr.
coineb's dep.artmest.
FRANK X. CICOTT, Coiner.
M. K. Cady, Jr., Assistant Ciiner.
A. Ehret, Foreman Machine Shop; E. C. Bowen.
Foreman Press Ro-jni ; G. M. Aila.us, Foreman Cuttiiiy
Room ; P. H. Andross, Clerk ; W. H. Edmonds. F. re-
man Adjustiu,^ Room; Thomas C. Maher. Press Room;
F. C. Berdau, U'ei^her ; L. A. Latlirop and George C.
Kent, As.sistant Weighers ; E. W. Nohl, Foreman
Whiiening Room : Charles G. Wilkius. Foreman Roll
ing Room : Robert J. Rawlins. Foreman Annealing
Room; Samuel Bocth, Jaitr s Nevins, and Thomas
Flanders, Cutti rs ; William H. Lowrie, Roller; J"ran-
cis L. Hall, H. J. Hunter. Edwaid Ho.istoii, and
Charles Strachauer, M^xhialsts; Fntnk Bl. ir. Joiin
Conness, Jr., Victor N. Collins, H. R. Willian.s. D. T.
Herring, George Hadsell, Francis Uill, John Caii.p-
bell, Wm. A. Mat hews, E. F. Whitney, Lym n W.
Potter, E. P. Sch. 11, Wm. Staley, Edward H .IKtt. A.
R. McFarlau, Felix Menai'.o, T. Percy l'- ase Frank
W. Page, James H. Robiu.sou, William J. Riiddiik. .1.
J. Woodhouse, J. P. Chamberlin, W. Williaii:s, Halt-
ley Williams, J. Wallace Westover, and T.onah .S.
WentwortU. Workmen ; T. A. Miidjell. Machine \\lt\;
Mrs. Mary P. Ayres, Mrs. M. Buiue. Mrs. Cornelia
Bowman, Miss Susan Burton, .Miss S. K. Racou. Miss
H. A. Cliipmnn, Miss Soi^l.ia Drew, Mrs. Mary W.
Denver, Miss O. Dawley. Mi s L. Douglas, My E.W.
Daingerlield, Miss Lizzie H. Evans. Miss M. M. Es-
chenberg. Mrs. A. E. Flagg, >Irs. Mien Gagan. .Mrs.
E. S. Geyer. Miss Lizzi. P. Grant. Miss M iggie Kel-
ley, Miss A. V. Hall, Mr . E. E. Hughes, Miss Laura
Foerman, Mr-. Ellen R. Wamn, Miss R- s,i Wl.itney,
Miss Jennie M. Downer. Mrs. S. Ams-bary, Mrs. S. H.
Parsons, Mrs. S. Maltman. Mis SabraGillis. Miss D.
V. Hamilt.n, Mrs. Emma C. Ainsworth Mrs. Ella M.
Greenhood, MissE. M. James, Mrs. M. I.. W hltemore.
Mrs. E. S. Snell, Mrs. E. W. Houne , Mrs Sarah J.
Hoffman Mrs. leresa M. Harris .n. Miss KlI n Hetch-
er. Miss Ruth S. Kerr, Miss Addie E. Long. Mrs. Hose I .
Lamb. Mrs. Jose M. Loncke. Mrs. Kmnia C. Leon-
ard Mrs. 11. B. Laueast r. Mrs. M. V. Lawrence,
Mrs Mary E. Meyers. Mrs. S. Melilstedt, Mrs.
E. Mi;ch.ll, Miss Kate McKeiina, Miss Flora Mc-
Lennan, Miss Kat F. Og.leii. Miss S L. Olmsteud,
Mrs. J. J. Oieda, Miss Lilly H. Post. Mrs. A. S. R«n-
dalL Mrs. M. J. Reese. Mrs. Honora .1. Saunders Mrs.
H V Sewall, Miss L:iur«F. Shew. M.-^ M.E. I horn.
10G3
Mr*. D. W. Theller, Miaa LIuis H. Tunjrr. Mr*.
Emma J. T..yl..r. Mn.. M. E. Wak. man. MUa Allr*
Walters and MlkS Carrie M. ^Ueaton. AdJuaten:
Mlts LUen Fletcher. Janltnaa.
U. S. Surveyor-CJeneral.
THEO. WAGNER, Surveyor-Ocncr.J.
Office CIO (lominer.iMl Kit.ii m'T
o'clock A.M. to time
John A. KoblnHoii. <
er of ArchiviH ; J. li
Casimlr BKIawskl. Rob.i.-
Schmidt. U. 8. Smith. T. P \
ill?, Xems Y. Clark. Morn
Dralteiuen; S. N. Bllven. I
Carter, Ranch Clerk ; Th.
Clerk ; E. D. Sawy. r, Wm. I •
F. J. Page, Miss S. E. Hohih. r, .Mi
Miss H. G. Voell, Miss liatle Sin i
and Miss Jennie B. Gagan, Clerks .
McsBi nger.
'■ hour* fnmi nine
-. Hopklna.Knp-
Post-office.
NOBTIIWI.ST Ci'IlStU OF WASHI.N<iroS AND DATTEaV STi.
General delivery open dallyfrom elghto'clock A.M.
to eight o'clock P M.; Suuiiajs fn.i- •"■ .. . i... '- i .
ten o'clock .\.M. Rgihtrv Office,.)
o'clock A.M. to four o'. lock P.M.. -
o'clock to ten o'clock .\.M. SlainiiN';. .
from eight o'clock A.M. to fouro'du.k I'
from nine o'cbick to ten o'clock A.M. >
Office open daily, except Sunday, fr'm i. ...
A.M. to three o'rlo k P.M. Carrl r«' Wii.dow .,j>ru
daily from eight o'clock A.M. lo live o'clock P.M.:
Sundays frau nine o'clock t^ ten o'clock A.M.
JAMES COEY, Postwastcr.
Wu-LJAM C. DoCGHKBTT. Deputy PostuiatUr.
Thomas C. Scott, C::shler: E. C. PaluierChb f M*!!-
in.! Clerk; E. D. Herrick. Jamca F. S»Ut. Ge. rjic R.
Clark. H. C.Goodri.h, J. J. Kirby.Ki 1 k |.r. « < has
Z. Soule. J W. Peiry. J. S. Malb^r! ' \
Pogue, Clias. H. Douglass, H J. F \ 1
Doc, Mailing Clerk-; M. G.Sa«\.
Clerk ; D. C. Ou. n. W. K H, Ity.. Jas. T. ^
B. Brown. Frank M. P. ge Jr . L. R. I^.
Bonney, and Chas. Doiidiro, R.gi try c .
M'rris, Chi. f Xlght t::erk ; Fnd. L. P'si. 1 . i: . i
H. G. Hise.W.X. Jacobs. S. J. Clark. and A. L. A.L.
Night Chrks; John Crowliv Chi. f B-x Clerk, (i. I
White and W. W. Bunker. liox Cbrks : H W l;iii . r.
Chief Newsi.8|>erCli rk ; Frail k H. M.irill. Sng !»< rg.
and R. J. Hardeiiburgh Jr.. Nev>| aper i !• i! Wm
Dunean. Stamp Clerk ; John U. Hunt II
George W. Howlett. General Delivt ry CI
McArtl.iir. Postmasti r's Se.r. :m> N
Forwarding Mail Clerk ; A
Order Cleik : Joseph FIgm i
Mrs. Abble L. Marbl. . Assl t
Collector: Louis Mllh r. C
W. A. hobiiison. Mrs. E. T
Lawton, Miss Therc-o O i
bourg". Miss E. MurlKon anl Ml- II I' ^^■'■■•■,
Clerks ; A. G. Mitchell. Poriir.
HUlJtiEKTIONS TO mi II 1 I :i-.
Facllltleg are given to the " . lala In tl.r
dischnrgeof th-lr dnlly dui i>r wcuriU
afTorde.l I " '". bv ear. i.n ..i.. .o.. .11 to the fol-
lowing r
Make II.
giving tin iMiin' III
Th. name of tlioHtnet
also lie givt n on l< It. t
ter carr.ersarer" • '
ally reia-h It-
i.niis.iion is ofn
the cist of lell. 1- i -
name of the count y 1.
in- given in full. I '
merely to " Liuidon." .v..
fr.<|u ntlv «ut to Loud
thereby causing dela). and often »« rious lo««.
iiy ear. i.n ..i
h:
\fU»rti leiflble and complete
.iiiaila. aud \ic*i Vwi*a,
BEAMISH imports direct ths latest Novelties, rcarfe, etc.. etc.
ANDSESON ^: BANSOLPH, Jewelers, 101 MDntgomeiy St.
1064
SAN FEANCISCO DIEECTORY.
Arrival and Closing of Mails*
MAILS.
lA.M. P.M.
, „ , , . f 7.40 12.50
Alameda, Berkeley, etc -! | i g 30
Antiocb, Martinez, etc jl2.50
Black Di imoud, Nortonville.etc 5.00,
Cloveraalo, Petaluiua, Santa Ro- ]
sa and Coast p liuis 11.00, 5.30
Eureka (Humboldt Co., C.il.)... 11.00
A.M. ; P.M.
6.45 12.20
....' 3.30
6.45 3.30
.... 3.30
9.55]
11.30;
9.00
....! 5.80
7.40 12.50
....1 6.30
Mission San Jose, Milpitas, etc.
Napa route (via Vallcjo)
Northern California, Oregon and
Washington Territory
Oakland and North Temescal. <
Overland, East rn States, and
Europe j I 5.30
Sacramento (via Vallejo) 'll.30 9.00
Saucelito and Boliniis I 8.00 3.00
San Rafael and San Quentin.. 1 1 ^■*^°| ^-g^
Tomalos and Duncan's Mills. 1.45
San Jose atid Los Gafos
San Jose, Santa Clara, San Ma-
teo, and Redwood City 9.30, 4.0,)
Gili-',y and Menlo Park 11.00 4.05
San Leiin'lm, H;iy\v;irds, etc.... •. ! 5.30
Southern Cil. (Coast route) 11.30, 9.00
Suisun and Cal. Pacific R. R 11.3U 9.30
Stockton via Central Pac.RR. || ■■"'l^gyQ
Valli'jo. Napa, etc 'i'l.SO' 9.00
Virt^inia City. Quid Hill, Carson,'
Reno, Truckee, Nevada City,' '
and Grass Valley (daily ex- j
ccpt Sunday) jll.30! 5.30
Visalia, Kirn, Tulare, San Ber-'
uardino, Los .lugeles and A.T.'
Great Britain, M)ndays,Wednes-'
days, and Fridays j
Portland and Astoria (steamer!
every five days) j
Victoria and British Coluiubia . . .
(steam r 10th, 20th, and 3Uth
of each month)
Australia, New Zealand, Hono-
iulu (every four weeks)
Panama, Acaiiulco, etc. (three
times a mojth)
Mazatlan, Guaymas, La Paz,
(once a month)
China, Japan, and East Indies.....
(twice a month) I
Tahiti, Marquesas Island, and
Honolulu (every opi>ortunity)
G.45
6.45
2.30
2.30
6.45
6.45,12.20
.... 3.30
6.45
6.45 3.30
8.00 3.00
11.15 4.U0
11.15
5.001
7.45 2.40
7. 45 1 2.40
6.45J
6.45,(3.30
6.45, 3.30
6.45 3.30
6.451 3.30
6.45j 3.30
,'.'.'. '.I '3.36
9.00
11.30
loiaoi
11.00
ii.06!
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Domestic— On letters, sealed packages, mail mat-
ter wholly or partly in writing, except book manu-
script and correctt.-d proofs pa'^sing between authors
and imblishers, and except local or drop letters, or
United States pohtal cards ; also all matter to which
no specific rate of postage is assigned, and manuscript
for publication in newspapers, magazines, or periodi-
cals, three cents for each half ounce or fraction
thereof.
On local or drop k tt>^rs at offices wiiere free deliv-
ery by carriers is established, two cents for each half
ounce or fra tion thereof.
On newspapers, magazines, and periodicals, exclu-
sively in print and reg\ilarly issued at stated periods
from a known office of publication, without addition
by writing', m.irk or sign, and addressed to regular
BubsiTibers, two cents for each pound or fraecion
tliereof, on puljlications issued weekly and of tener;
less frec|uently, three cents for each pound or fraction
thereof.
On miscellaneous mailable matter, embracing alma-
nacs, books (printed), caloudais, catalogues, correct-
ed proof.s, handbills, magazines, wlieu not sent to
regular subscribers; maps, music (printed), newspa-
pers, when not si nt to regularsubs(ribers;occasional
publications, pamphlets, posters, proof sheets, pros-
pectuses, and regular public;;tions designed for ad-
vertising purposes, and distributed free, or at nom-
inal rates, one cent for every two ounces or fraction
thereof.
On miscellaneous matter, embracing blank book.i,
blank cards, book manuscript (between authors and
publishers), card'ooards, eircuhirs, en-ravin; ;s, envel-
opes, flexible patterns, lithographs, merchandise,
models, postal cards (in bulk, nut addressed) , p'uoto-
graphs, paper, printed or sample cards, samples of
ore, metals, minerals and merchandise, seeds, cut-
tings, buibs, roots, scions, stereoscopic views, and all
other available matter not above the weight pres-
cribed by law, one cent for each ounce or fraction
thereof.
Letters must be fully prepaid by stamps. Letters
will not be sent with stamps cut from stamped envel-
opes or Internal Revenue stamps.
Foreign.— r:e;iulated by treaty. See official table at
the Post-Office.
REGISTEATION OF DOMESTIC LETTERS.
Letters may be registered on payment of a fee of
ten cents in addition to the regular letter rate of post-
age, but the Governmeut takes no responsibility for
sale carriage, or compensation in case of loss. Post-
masters are required to register all letters properly
presented for that piirpose, but no letters are to be
re,.;istered on Sunday.
By order of the Postmaster-General, the registry
system was, on the lirbt day of October, 1878, extended
to include all third class matter, which covers all
articles hereinbefore scheduled under the head of
miscellaneous matter, the rejiistry fee being the same
as on letters, ten cents.
POSTAL CARDS.
The object of the postal card is to facilitate letter
corre^pondence, and provide for the ti ansmission,
through the mails, at a reduced rate of postage, of
short communications, either printed or writt' n in
pencil or ink. They may, iherefore, be used for or-
ders, invitations, notices, receipts, acknowledgments,
jjrice lists, and other requirements of busimss and
social life; and the matter desired to be c, nveyed
may be either in writing or in iJrint, or partially in
both. The postage of one cent is paid by the stamp
impressed on these cards to any office in the United
States, and no further payment is required. No card
is a "postal card" except such as are issued by the
Post-Office Department. According to the provisions
of the Treaty of Berne, postal cards may be sent to
the following named countries (or others included in
the Gentral Postal Union), on the prepayment of
postage two cents, viz: Algeria, Austria, Belgium,
Denmark, Egypt, France, Germany, Great Britain
and Ireland, Greece, Holland, Italy, Netherlands,
Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Spain, Sweden,
Switzerland, and Turkey; also to Newfoundland, on
prepayment of two cents, and to Canada same as do-
mestic.
POSTAL MONET ORDEC SYSTEM.
The money order system is intended to promote
public convenience, and to secure safety in the trans-
fer, through the mails, of small sums of money. All
principal Post Offi.es receive muney and issue drafts
for the same upon othej- Post Offices, subject to the
following charges and regulations:
Domestic Rates. — On orders not exceeding S15, 10
cents ; over $15 and not exceeding $30, 15 cents ; over
.f JO and not exceeding S40, 20 cents ; over $40 and not
exceeding .^50, 25 Cents.
Canadian Rates.— On orders not exceeding SIO, 20
cents ; over $10 and not exceeding $20, 40 cents ; over
$26 and not exceeding $30, 60 cents ; over f 30 and not
exceeding $46, 80 cent? ; over $40 and not exceeding
$50, 11.
British, Swiss, German and Italian Rates. — On
orders not exceeding $10, 25 cents ; over $10 and not
exceeding $20, 50 cents ; over $20 and not exceeding
$30, 75 cents ; over $30 and not exceeding $10, $1 ; over
$40 and not exceeding $.)0, $1.25.
A meuey order may l)e issued for any amount from
one cent up to fifty dollars inclusive, but fractional
parts of a cent must not be introduced into any money
order or account. United States Treasury Notes, or
National Bank Not' s only received or paid. When a
larger sum than fifty dollars is required, additional
ordeis to make it up must be obtained. Not more
than three orders of fifty dollars each can be remitted
by one person each day to one payee.
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Esclnsive Novelties.
Velocipedes and Ro:king Horses r.t GEO. LOOMIS', 7X to 716 Seamy St
STATE OFFICERS.
lOfiS
An order is only payable at the office ui,ou vvblcli it
is drawn. The or.Kr t-Uould be colluited within one
year from its date. Aiter ou.-e imyinn hn order bj
whoinsocvcr presented, providLd ilie riMiuir.d Inf.T. |
mation has been Kivtn by the parlv who pre-euteiiit '
the Department will not hold itself liable to any iiir-
ther claim, but in ease of improper payment of an '
order, will endeavor to recover the amount fur ti.e i
owner. I
FBEE PONtAL DKLIVEKY.
The Free Po.~tal Delivery System is similar to the ]
one 80 su-cessfuUy maiutauied in seviralof the lavK'e
Eastern cities. There are thirty-ei^'lit dii-til tt., eu h *
of which is in iharRe of a carrier who deliveiH i
prouiptly all mail matt' r received at the Post Olhee.
upon which is written the coireet address, htreet i.ud
number of the party for whom it is intended.
All persons who d« sire their letters, etc., retained
until called for. must leave their address at the Post-
Office.
Pierre P. Hoin, Tr., Superint nder.t ; F D. Arnold,
Thaddi us T. Au.Hin, M. P. Arnold, S. Battens, C. S.
Curtiss, T. J. Cult.T, Uobeit D. Cimuiugham, Kvibirl
E. Chipman, Frank JI. Coburri, Thomas U. Urinkall,
Victor D. Duboce, Shadrach M. Forti'. r, John Guml-
lacb, T. L. Ileill, G. W. Han, Otto H. Johnson, Au-
gnstus Kins, Austin King, Theodore Linck, J. Lan-
sing, Carl T. Layererantz. J. M. Logan, iM, W. Little-
field, F. E. Marsh, James Murrav.O. J. McCoy. Daniel
McGrath, F. 13, JlcStocUer, T. B Parker. Louts Plank,
Henry O. Perry, Stanley O.Pust, J. R. liiues. Alviu B.
Reed, Edmoud Uies, J. K. Reed. David M. Rameev, H.
L. Starliwcther, 0. H. iSmith, Jas. H. Smith, Jere M.
Smith, Jos. E. Steers, E. P. Shepherd, R. J. Trumble,
A. J. Viuing, J. J. Walsh, Jacob Weinshenk, J. W. Wil-
liams, R. E. Williams, and Richard H. Weber, Car-
riers.
BR.\NCH OiFICES.
Three Branch Offices have been established at the
following named localities; Station A, 1j05 Polk
street: A. M. Cox, Superintendent. S;ation B, south-
west corner of Seventh and Market streets ; Hugh W.
Forbes, Suptrinteiulent. Station C, northeast corner
of Twentieth and Mission streets ; 6. E. Fillebrowne,
Superintendent.
BTKEET LETTER BOXES.
There are two hundred aud seventy deposit boxes
for the reception of letters, placed in prominent lo-
calities throughout the city, from which coUeetions
are made, several times during the day in season for
the departure of the mails.
RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE.
HARRISON McCUSlCK, Assistant Superintendent
James C. Coolidge, Chief Hea<l Clerk.
A. G. Sharp, Benjamin C. Truman, Theodore F.
Tracy, Special Agents P. O. Department.
Fred. F. ( ieei^ue. Supervisor Weights of Mails.
P. R. Downer. <;. P. Evans, J. F. Hiirris, James M.
Johnson, M. J. Maloney, Edwin L. MeLellan. T.
Orchard, Jr,, M. E. Quimby, J. U. Keid. Laln.be J.
Sellon, and Albert. Teal, Head Postal CI. rks ; Saiuuel
Bell, W. C. Bouti lie, Thomas Connors, W. S. Crowell,
Waiiam C. Dubois, Thorn. s J. Ford, 0. W. Gurney,
William Knapp, John Maguire, R. H. M. Cloud, Isaac
N. Merrill. John II. Mills, Herbert H. Noyes, Edward
J. Piatt, Steplien Tr.pp, and C. F. Wood, Postil
Clerks; Henry Alvord, John Burringtoii, George A.
Bromley, S. J. Brown, James Churehill. Carlo* P.
De La Guerra, L.W. Fee, William W. Fowler, Josiah
H. Gibbs, William N. Halbc rt, Charl. h C. Hilton.
Frank P. Howland, Andrew R. McCall, W. M. Poll. yn.
James R. Wilson, and Thomas J. Weber, Route
Agents.
State OfBcers.
Ofkice, Sacb.\mento.
ExECtrtrvn DEi-ARXMENT.-William Irwin, Gover-
nor • James A. Johnson, Lieutenant-Governor; Thomas
Beck, Secretary of State; W.B. c. Bn.w... Couti oiler ;
Jo. Hamilton, Attorney-Gem ral; J- M. I'j'tudlllo,
Treasurer; William Minis, Surveyor-! ieneral; fczra ^.
Carr,Supei int. ndent Public Instruction; P.F.\V«l»li,
Adjutant-General ; Frank P. Thompson. State Super-
intendent of Printing ; R. O. Cravens, btate Libr.rlan.
ud. R.
. L. J.
UuAUi) EuncATioN.— Wii
r» S. Cnrr. ex-olllcio ; CUm
ro L. aiaun, 8bu FranolM-i
W. Duvl.H. tioi.oiiiu ; F. L. I
Chii>man, San Juco ; 8. G. :
Board Heai.tu. — Henry nl.U.ui.. .M. 1> . A. D.
Stout, M. D.. Siiu InmcUeo; l.uUf Uoblnm.n. U. U..
Santa Clarn ; F. Wi.lter Tmld, M. D., hlo. kl..u ; J,L.
Cameron. M. D.. Red Bluff: J. K. M 'iHKuiuery, M. D.
and F. W. Hutch, Br.. M. D.. fMcnmi utu.
Deaf, Dnsrin and Oi.iNn lNitTiTirrE.--J. Mora Mow,
Thomas Yollund, Joiin Garbcr, Ki-wtn J. Crane aiid
John A. SViHly, DlrPetoni.
State Inhanp. A^, if.
SiipermteuiU'iit ; W i;.
Langdou. M. D., .\ ,, b
Dorsey, Robert Watt, ^. .\. li.
Directors.
State Prison. --William frwln, ex-offieio. JaiuMA.
Johuson, ez-officio, aud Tbomta IJ««k, ex-ufllilu. Di-
re tors.
State Abti.i'm fob the Ivsw
.-^on, A. O. Boggs, John Lo
P. Van Bever, Trustees ; I
dent Phjsician; L. F. D.,:. .
sician.
1 mnk M< wart,
.l,.|,n.
State Appointees.
(Residence, San Franciaco.)
AssATER State.— Louis Falkeuau ; office. 328 Mont-
gomery street.
Bank Commissioners Board or.— Eran J. Coleman.
Robert Watt and James T. Murphy ; office, SOJ Ban-
sum, room '1.
Commissioner op Immigration.— Thomas 0. Van
Ness ; office, 21 Davis street.
Fish Commissioners.— S. R. Throckmorton, J. V.
Farwell, and B. B. Redding: office 401 California
street.
Harbor Commissioners.— William Blandtng, A. it.
Burns, aud Bruce B. L«'C, Commlssloueni ; J. A. Mc-
Clelland, Secret.iry ; Aiit-tiu Hawkins, Aiutif.'snt St'crc-
tary ; Isaac W. Siulth, t'liief Kngiueir; Howard C.
Holmes, Assistaiit Engineer; J. B. Lamar. Att ri.'-y ;
J. H. Blelh.u, Chief Wlmrtiiger; Arn •).
Ah.si,-.tant Chief Wharlinger;olliee lOCii
Insi'KCTOB OK Gas Mkii3s.— Henry i. . . ■■,
S:J1 Mission street.
iNsiTRANCE CoMMUsloNEBS.— J. C. Maynsrd ; offloe,
4U1 California street.
Notaries Pcbuc— Blood J. U.. 304 Montgomery
street.
(Jampbell W. 8., .'.' "'
Chutt.n Edward, ;
Cofloe Andrew J.,
Craig Lee D., 000 .M i i oe
Enqulbt A. A., 43(. .M..i.tgom
Frauconl Louis, nor. beast
Sfinsom streets.
Haiulll John. Sl'J Montgomery ^troe^.
Harney W illinm, 4H' iHlifortda iitrcct.
UoltThoma.- H..
Jolce E. v., C. M< 1
Kelly Charles E..
Knox Geo. F., Hi
Ixjwenberg Hiirr -
Mahltr E..rsJ M
Mason Jan.'
Murfey Hai.
Read John :
Shuck Osenr i .
Smith Holl..nd,;o
Sndth N. I'nu tor
Sutter E. V.. ,'d:t
TallafeiroT. W..
TbarpE. H.. 'JJt. "
Tobin John J.. Id
Torb. rt Charles J
Towusend streeta.
Wegener F. O., 404 Montgomery atrtfel.
Viuirr^ — W. N. Bhrlly, Ch«rlr» Mayo, John Mabaa,
Frank Murphy. W. U. i-iUtt". Tbomaa J. Knlp*.
rv htroet.
^«r- ct.
. ry slre«t.
* str..t.
ry Mr, . t.
Corner CiUfomla and
i r) sirevt.
unit'
ire -l.
uiTJ alToet.
tr<yt.
:rwl.
•loel.
DottUoaaliuiUfr of Fourtll Uld
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ANSEBSON & EA'I^DOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery Si
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
Frank Boyd. William W. Naal, Willwm E. Domett,
John W. Ott, Freeman Trt.fk, J. S. Dolliver, Eugene
M. Freeman. J. Henrv Ei>eers, James Bl'jud, Thomas
J. Eeddict, Thoina.s Barber, A. S. Josselyn, and J. B.
Jones; offi( e, l\ S. C r.rt Buildi. g.
Pilot Examisees.— W. W. Galloway, Thomas G.
Badger, and Jauies Gallup; olflce, 3i Merchants'
Exchange.
Besic:a and ly'/vBE Isi-AXD PiioT.— C. H. Harrison;
office, 517 Front street.
Poet ^Y.i:l.v£^•s.— Joseph Austin, Charles Wilson,
W. B. >'or:u;iU, and Archibald Harloe; Secretary,
John P. Jourdeu; office, G25 Front street.
Courts.
Unitf.d S axes CiRctnT Court. DiiXKiCT of Cali-
FOENiA. — iti'^ular terms held in San Francisco, fii-bt
Monday uf February, Second Monday of July, and
fourthMoni-p.y of November. SpiiCiwl terms at the
discretion o: the Court. Stephen J. Field, Presiding
Judge; hon nzo Sawyer, Ciriuit Judge; Ogden Hoff-
man, Assjiiate Judge; L. S. B. Sawyer, Clerk; Joseph
F. O'lc iriM , Deputy Clerk.
TJnitki) f-TATEs Di.=TracT CouET, District of Cali-
FOKNIA.— Kigular t.;rm*; held iu San Francisco, first
Mond;iy oi .\pril, second Monday i.f August, and first
Mond.iy oi December. Special terms at the discre-
tion of" the Court. Ogden Hoffman, Judge; Southard
Hoffman, ()le.k; A. D. Grimwood, Deputy Clerk;
David Lyon, Office Clerk.
Sui'KEME Court of California. — Regular terms
held in Sua Frtinciseo, second Mmiday in January and
July, lit l-os .\ugeles secmd Mmday in April and
October, and at Sacramento s cond Monday of May
and Novriiib; r. Wm. T. WjiUace. Chief Justice ; J. B.
Crockf tt. A. C. Niles, A. L. Khode.s, and E. W. Mc-
Kinstiv, Associate Justices ; Jo. Hamilton, Attorney-
General ; D. B. Woolf, Clerk ; Hyman P. Bush,
Depi y (..'lerk ; Thos. F. O'Connor, Secretary and
Lib::!riai: ; G. J. Carpenter, Fiepoiter; Charles A.
Sumne,-, Phunographic Reporter; Henry Finckler,
BailiC; John J. Crowley, Janiti r.
DisxKiCT CouET, FuUEXH DisTEicx. — Regular tenus,
first Slonday of February, May, August, and Novem-
ber. Ribert F. Morrison, Jud^e ; Charles Halsey,
Conjinisioner ; Thomas H. Reymdds, Clerk; L. P.
Peck, C lurt Room Clerk ; E. Gilson, Register Cltrk ;
F. J. Murphy, Assistant Register Clerk; E. S. Belden,
Re])ort»T.
District Coirt, Twelfth District. — Regular
terms, first Monday of January, April, July, and Oc-
tolxr. William P. Daingerfit Id, Judge ; F. W. Law-
ler. Commissioner; Thomas H. Reynolds, Clerk;
Chas. F. Nougues, Court Room Clerk ; J. D. Ruggles,
RegistT Clen; ; Ptter Devany, Assistant Register
C erk ; Harrison A. Jones. Rcpcprter.
DrsTRiCT Col'et, Fifteenth District. — Regular
term=, first Monday of March, June, September and
December. S. H. Dwindle, Judge ; Aquila W.
Hanna, Commissioner; Thomas H. Reynolds, Clerk j
William B. Smith, Court Room Clerk ; M. J. Mac-
Grath, Register Cierk ; S. P. Carusi, Assistant Register
Clerk ; Andrew J. Marsh, Reporter.
District Courx, Ninexeenxh Districx. — Regular
terms, second Monday of April, August, and Decem-
ber. Edward D. Wheeler, Judge ; Gordon N. Mott,
Commi-sioner ; Thomas H. Reynolds, Clerk; Geo. T.
Wright, C>uit Room Clerk ; William Stevenson,
Register Clerk; M. A. 'Wiison, Assistant Register
Clerk; John H. W. Rihy, Reporter.
DisTRici C' lURT Twenty-xhird Disxict — Regular
terms, third Monday of April, August, and Decem-
ber. Jas. D. Thornton, Judge ; James D. Craig, Com-
missioner ; Thomas H. Reynolds. Clerk ; Thomas Ma-
cauley. Court Room Clerk ; Colin M. Boyd, Register
Clerk; N. P. Snowball, Assistant Register Clerk;
Samuel Osborne, Reporter.
CouNXY Courx. — Regular terms, first Monday of
January and of each alternate mouth thereafter. Sel-
deu S.Wright. Judge ; Thomas H. Reynolds, Clerk ;
John H. Harney, Court Room Clerk ; Jerry ^^^lalen,
Register Clerk ; Wolfe Falk, Assistant Register Clerk ;
Brainard C. Brown, Reporter.
Peobate Court. — Regular terms first Monday of
each mouth. Milton H. Myrick, Judge ; Thomas H.
Reynolds, Clerk; William A. Stuart, Court Room
Clerk; Leonard C. Reynolds, Register Clerk ; N. Wi-
nants and J. H. Mott, Assistant Register Clerks ; Wil-
liam A. Maxwell, Reporter.
Municipal Court of Appeals. — Reguhir terms,
first Monday of January, and of each alternate
month thereafter. Thomas W. Freelon, Judge ;
Thomas H. Reynolds, Clerk ; Thomas F. Quirk, Court
Room Clerk ; JohnF. Farran, Register Clerk ; Thomas
F. Douglass, Assistant Register Clerk; B. C. Brown,
Reporter.
Municipal Criminal Court. — Regular terms, first
Monday of January, and of each alternate month
thereafter. Maurice C. Blake, Judge; Thomas H.
ReynoMs, Clerk ; Frank J. Skelly, Court Room Clerk ;
Alex. McKenzie, Register Clerk ; Hervey Darneal, Re-
porter.
CixT CRiNnNAL Court. — Sessions held daily. Rob-
ert Ferral, Judge ; Thomas H. Reynolds, Clerk ; A. W.
Roysdon, Prosecuting Attorney; Wm. Treen, Court
Room Clerk ; T. R. Ballinger, Register Clerk.
Police Court. — Ses.-.ion8 held daily. Davis Lou-
derba k, Jr., Judge ; Noah F. Flood, Prosecuting At-
torney ; Bert. McXulty, Clerk ; Joseph F. Coffey, Clerk
Prosecuting Attorm y ; Joseph A. Becsey, Louis Locke,
E. C. Stock, and Andrew G'.over, Inierpreters.
JusxicKs' Court. — Sessions held daily. F. A. Saw-
yer, Presiding Justice ; H. L. Joachimsen, Ethelbert
Burke, Stuart S.Wright, and James C. Pennie, Jus-
tices ; George L.Wedekind, Clerk ; Charles W. Childs,
Deputy Clerk.
Registers in BaiiUrHptcy.
First District.— James M. Gitchell ; office, 636 Clay
street, room 10. Second Dist.ict. — Samuel J. Clarke ;
office, 24-25 U. S. Court Building.
iUXJZFl. oh: IBS.
BAPTIST.
First Baptist Cliarcli.
L'lcation, north side of Eddy street between Jones
and I-eivenw( rth. Pastor Vacant. Rev. Mr. Everts
of Chi eagois temporarily officiating at the date of this
publication.
This church was organi,-:ed in June, 1849, under the
labor- of its firr-t Paste r, Rev O. C. Wheeler. The society
purchased a lot on Washiu; ton Street .between Dupont
and S'ockton, in the Spring ot that year, for the sum
of ?10,0(lO, and erected a wooden edifice thereon. It
was dedicated in August, 18i9, and was the first Pro-
tcritaiit house of worship erected in CaliCnmii. Mr.
Wheeler's pastorate ended iu Novenibi r, 18:"1. He w; e
succeeded by the Rev. B. Brierly in Mjy, 18j2, whoof-
fici!.ted until May, 18.i8. In July, 1859, Rev. D. B.
Cheney was called to the pastorate, and continued in
char-:;e until 18ti7, when he was forced to resign on ac-
count of ill-hea'th. Alter his resignation, Rev. C. A.
Buckbce officiated as pastorate supply until the arrival
of Kev. J. H. Thomas, February, 1868, who continued
in charge until December, 1808, when he also was com"-
pelled by ill-health to resign. The Rev. A. R. IMedbury
took charge in November, 1870, and officiLted until
June 1, 1872, being succeeded by the Rev. E. B. Hul-
bert, who officiated as Pastor until December, 1877,
when he resigned, on account of ill-health, and was
succeeded by the Rev. G. T. Abbott, who officiated
until January 1, 1879, when he resigned, since which
time the p:rstorate has remained vacant
During the Summer of 1857 a substantial brick edi-
fice >i-as erected on the lite of the old edifice, in which
BullooK & Jon:5-Ii2Trthig Tailors, 103 Hintg'y St.— L:it:st anl Ezclu-lvo Patterns.
J^e Zczifz and Keckties at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 71G Eoamy St
the coni^ngfttion w('rsliip;ie<l in WnshiiiKton Hull
From this church the ColmnHa Square Bnptiet
Church wns organiz. a.DiHenilHr. I*;2 • thcTiibmiacli.
Baptst Church. De- ember. 18(15 ; the San Pablo Bnp.
tist Church, Febru'iry. 18G7. and the Fifth Baptist
Church, September, ISfiO.
Number of lommuuicaiits, three hundred. The
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Th.Uev. Henry A. >u
rhiiri-h frmu itM nr,- • ■
waK suc(e<-«l<-d by til.' l;. v l.yuihu Ulin.M . wli . wlh. i
atcd untU (h.- Full of lH7H.»«lnK then f>d|.iw«l by the
preKont I'aMtiir.
tk'rviceu are helil every Kabbath at
School at half-p.nst twelve o'clock P. M. Prayer Me.t- I The Sabbath S.hml ia In a rr
ing (Very Monrlay mid We.inesdt.y ev< nin-s ; Church and has a llbrarj" »f "i'>r«- tban
Covrnaiit Meeting; the Wednesd.iy eveuiug preceding I unieH. It me. Ut linm.-diat. Iv ar
the first Sabbath iu each month
Church Officers.— .\. B. Furbcs. Dr. A. S. F.rriB, W. H.
Barnes, Benjamin C. Wright, ami R, W. Thompson,
Trustees; P. U. Blunt, Treasurer: G. L. Plympton.
Clerk.
Metropolitan Baptist Clinicli.
Location .northcist corner of Fifth and Jessie streets.
Rev. I. S. Kalloch. D. D., Pastor ; residence, 2314 Mis-
sion street
The Metropolitim Bjiptist Church is the re.sult of a
unicn of the TabcriLacle Chunh, formerly wornhip-
pinK on Pest str'-et, betw^'en Hyde and Larkin, and
tlie Second Churh. formerly w irshipping on Rubs
Stv(<t,ne3r Columbia Squa'e. F.a hof these churches,
aboiit Jamiarj' Ist. IHTo, called ti> their pastorate Rev.
1. S. Kalliich, of Lcfivenworth, Kansas. He visited
them in February, IS".'), and tlieresult of his visitwas
the consolidation of the two churches aud a united
call to Dr. Kalloc'i to become their Pastor, which he
acctpted.and entered upon his labors March 1st, 187.').
The church, ni linly ihrough the Christian liberal-
ity jind enterprise of one of its members. Deacon
Isaac Lankershirn, Ins since built the Metropolitan
Teiiiple, at a c( st of f200,0!5O. The m.iin audience
hall accommodiit-'s three thousand persons. The lec-
ture room, wit'i purhir:* adjoining, accommodates six
hundred. Divine ser\'ices nr..' held every Sunday at
eleven o'clock A..M, aud half-past seven o'clo<k P.M.
Youiii,' People's Mt^etiiiK. Monday evening. Church
Prayer Meeting, WedU'Sday evening.
Church Officers.— I. Laukt r.^him, R. H. Clement, J.
C. Robinson, B. W. Owens. 0. B. Cooley, G. A. Case,
1. Hammaand 0. W. Elliott, Deacons; C. A. Buckbee,
Clerl; • A. Spauldiug, Tnasurer; R. H. Clement, G. A.
Case, G. W. Britton, H. L. Whipple, C. W. Elliott,
Anorew Spaulding and W. B. Lurzah re. Trustees.
Tliircl Baptist Cliurch (Colored).
Location, e;.st side of Powell street, between Bush | yenient, Om- pn-aching service tab
and S.'.tter. Rev. J. R. Youn^c, Pastor; residence, 847 . bath. In c<innectlon with which la a Huuday tichwl.
Clay street. No church baa yet been organlzi'd.
Number of mrmhers, about seventy-five. This t,., et.i^^. «ii .•»»
chu ch was organized in iiir,i, and f..rmrrly held i Bnptl.t C hlne.e 9Il..ion.
worship on Diipont strcrt. between Filbert and Ixjcation. '.i*.;4 Sto. kton htr< .1 11. v. Ji>hn Frmnrln.
Grceijwich. In 1807, the conifregation purchased the I of the Metr politan llni>t>>-t t'li'ireh. In "-liarup. t)ni'
buildin" and gr uiids forme rly occupied by the How- I preaching nervice nnd Bible < lajiH In brld everj- fUb-
ard Presh\terian Chnr-h. nt a cost of flO.OUO, where , bath. Sabbath Scho'd at Mx o'clock I' M
,f wirkB In the I
services were h. Id until th Fall of 18iiM, when an ex- , library, connlHtlng
change was nnde for the present site, and a church Chineae languagea. nunilxTa ttve bun
edific ' erect' d thereon. Services arc held every Hah- connected with this »•< a Hehj.oI for
bath at thre.' o'clock and half-past seven o'clock P.
M. A Sunday School, with an average attendance of
twenty, is held at eleven o''-lo;k \. M.
Church Officers —Jam. s H. Bell. Allen Myzelle,
Isaiah Wasl.ington. William A. Montgomery and
William Psrker, Trustees.
Union Sqursrc B:ip«i.>it Church.
Location, south side of P' st street, between Powell
aud .Vlason. Rev. J. S. Ross. Pastor ; residence. 421
Chlnesi' English every evening at
cloBinK with rcllgloUN excrclata. All nlli;i
vires in the Chinese laucnatfe-
CONGKi:t}.\TIl)X.\L.
Plrat Congr^ituUonal Cbarch.
Location, soul h<'
Thooin!
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Dr.u-
The church was o-ganizeJ in the old Clt.v College
Chapel, coi-ner of Sto ktou and Q ary streets Oct,-
ber il lH<;fi, with fifty-thr-e m-mbers. to which a I-
ditions have been made nearly even- naouth.te^e num-
ber now being ab' ut one I'"';' "•" ; '" . .^:' ' !
chur h pnrchase.l its present ellgibe ''' • ' ;t>-"^' >
one hundred a ,d thirty-seven ai.d » J'^'VL^h,, ' pral months
erected thereon a plain edifice, capable ot seating , eral m'.nthH.
sti'crnerof p.int and Ma* nslrrfU-
Bev. A. L. Stone, D. D..I*»»t<>r; rriilJencp, filT Uiiab
This rhtirc^h was organlaed July 29, 1H4P. whrn
.1 Kr-'l'HrliS HiwI.T w n-rbourn
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Church Otllcers.— .I<din ltevno|,u I
E. N. Stra ton and WilHaiM .\'. MowrN. 1
Beebe, O. M. Wood. William. A. M.'.wr.
glish, John Edwards, W. B. Ewer, Bn<l .1. !l Heme tt.
Trustees; George M. Wood. Treaaurer ; David Saw-
telle. Clerk.
Fifth Baptist Church.
llocatlon, Twrnty-second street, between Howanl
and Capp. Rev. ('. W. H. w. s. Pastor; rpsldem;e,
Capp street, near Etght<'enth.
This church Wa* organized August 17, IWO. with
twenty-eighty members. The churh Mlflce was
erected :it n cost of (9.(100, Ineluding furniture, and
dedicated October ;t, ISc.'i. The lot Is nlii' ty feet
front by one hun<lred and twenty-flve feet deep, and
cost $5,000. Number of meuibern, at present, eigbty-
tive.
Services are held every Siibli.nlh at eleven o'clock
A.M. and hnlf-pa'''t seveu o'clock P M., In W:nter.and
forty-five mi nutesi>nst seven o'cln^'k P. M. In Summer.
Prayer Meeting every Wednestlay at hilf-pnst seven
o'clock P. M. in Winter, and forty-five nilniitet past
seven o'clock P. M. In Sunimer.
A Sabbath School, with an average attendance of one
hundre<i ami sixty teachers snd sclj >lar-<. and a llbr»ry
of about six hiin<lred voluim s. are coinected with the
church. The sch^jol meets immediately after morn-
ing service.
Church OfiBccrs.— .John L. Maguire and S. Hilton,
Deacons; ('. W. Tabor, P. D. iVde, H. W. Hampaon.
S. Hilton and J. O. L«veu8aler, TrufltiH-s ; J. O. Lev-
ensaler, Treasurer.
Biiptiat MiiMion Chnp«>l.
Location, Eleventh Avenue, between P and fl
streets. South San Francisco. Rev. <}e<'- •• V ''.l^'«
Missionary; residence, corner of NlM
H street. The house of worshiji Is
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N FRANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
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j -were made for the erection of a suitable hous-e of
worship, which resulted in the building of a commo-
dious frame structure, twenty-five by fifty feet, on the
I corner of Jackson and Virginia streets, which was
j dedicated to the worship of God February 10, ISoO.
Bev. T. D. Hunt was chosen PasKr, and installed Jime
I 26, 1850, who. in this conne. tion, it is proper to state,
was the first Protestant cle-r^'yman, located as .-juch, in
the State, having arrived in Swi Francisco as earlv as
October 29, 1848. He was ijimedi tely invite.l bythe
citizens, in a meeting called iV.r the purp sc, to act ks
their chaplain for one year, cominencing November 1 ,
1848, in which capacity he was laboring at the time of
the organization of this • hurch. The congregitiou
increased so greatly as to require a larger house. Ac-
cordin ;ly measures were aasipted, in the Summer cf
1852, for the erection of the substantial brict edifice
on the southwest corner of Ciiliforoia and Dupout
streets, which was dedic.ted on the tenth of July,
1853. The second pastor, Kev. E. S. Lacy, was in-
stalled July 6, 1856,and dismissed October 3, 18li5. In
the Spring of 1870, the society deemed it essc-nti.tl to
seek a diflerent location :;nd li;rger accommodatious.
Measures were taken which resuit-d in the erection of
the present large and commodious house of worship.
The dimensions are ninety-two f^et frontage on Post
street by a depth of one hundred and thirty-five on
M::son street, and is ninety feet to the apex of the
roof, which is steeply pitched. • Ou the noilhwest
angle is the grand tower and spire, rising to the height
of two hundred and thirty leet, surmounted by a vane
and weathercock in gilt. The style of architecture is
the early English Gotiiic. The three principal en-
trances are on Post street, with one in the tower front-
ing on Mason, and are all reached by broad flights
of sioue steps, partly covered by detplv-recessed
porches supported o\\ brick piers and detached stone
coliimns. The entrance doors are wide and made
sliding, and are banded and ornamented With
iron. Bdtweeu the buttresses of the side walls
are five lar^ie windows on each side of the
church, having deeply mol.led and trained heads and
recessed arclies. These windows terminate with ga-
bles e.vtending above the eaves of iha building, and
finished with iron terminals. Ihe other gables
throughout are fini-hed with terminals, and those of
the front and rear maiii gables are ornamented in
character and richly gilded. The roof is broken by
ventilators, in the style of donners. having iron ter-
minals, and the ornamental roof is crowned w:th a
cast-ircu ridgeway. The front of the church, on Post
Street, is designed with groups of two and three-light
windows, arranged cent ; lly over doorways with
deeply-recessed arches, relieved by white and dark
brick ornamentally disposed. The tower on three of
its faces hae ju arcade of light columns and arches,
and the belfry has two large and lofty windows di-
vided by buttresses on e:.eh face. The angle but-
tre ses terminate upward in bold pinnacles, and group
Well with the canopies and pinnacles of the spire
windows. There is also a second or midwuy tier of
spue windows. The front ei trance doors open into
a large and airy vestibule, with doors opening oppo-
site into the auditorium, and stairways, right and
left leading to the galhrics. The auditorium is
eighty-eiuht feet in length ou the ground fl.)or. and
sevt nty-four feet wide— tlie length above the gallery,
including the organ and choir recess, being one hun-
dred and twenty-five feet. The height to the centre
poi tiou of the ceiling is sixty-five feet. The seatiug
accommodations ou ordinary occasions will be tor
about .sevent.;en hundred p;r.so;is. but will comforti-
bly receive two thousand. The baseineut is divided
into lecture-room, class room, infant class r>.om, la-
dies' room, library, and lumber room, which are pro-
vided with all the necessary lavatories and conven-
iences. The basement ro ms are so arranged that
they can all be thrown i:ito one apartmc.t du in"
exercises or ibr social purpo es. It was dedicated on
the nineteenth day of Ma.^ . 1872. The entire co.st of
this beautiful stru<;ture (iucludiug the site and fur-
uishiug) somewliat exceeds .-rh")!).*) 0. The third and
present pastor. Rev. A. L. otone, D. D., was installed
June 14, I8iiii
The whide number of m.-mbecs admitted to the
church am. e its organization is about eleven hun-
dred and fifty. The present membership is about
five hundred and fifty.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M., and at half past seven o'clock P. M. between
tiiC fjst of September and first of Jlay, and at foriy-
tive minutes past seven o'clock P. M. duriug the other
months of the year. Lec.:ure every Wednesday at
ht'li past seven o'clock P. M.
The Sabbath School connected with the Church has
a iue;nbership of about rive hundred, scholars and
teachers. It meets immediately after morning ser-
vi< e. A valuable and iu.structive library of over four-
teen hundred volumes is .ttached to the School.
(Church Officers. — L. B. Beachley, Charles S.Eaton,
Ira P. Kankiu, George Harris, and S. A. Chapin, Dea^
cons ; "W. T. Keid, L. H. Clement, T. H. Hatch. J. J.
Vasconcellos, and H.W. Severance, Standing Commit-
tee; T. H. H ,teii. Clerk ai-d Ti-easurer
Officers of Society.— lit P. Kiuiiu, ;iIodcivt.;.i
George Harris. Seeritary yua Tre surer; \V. N. Ha
ley, John Taylor, William F. Whitti-r, L. Story, L. :.
Baker, and Ht ury L.. Dodge, TrasiLes.
Plymouth, Cong-vegatioiial Cliurc'li.
Location, east side of Taylor street, between Geary
and O'Farrell. Kev. T. K. Jioble. Pastor; residence
2200 Sterner street.
This church was organized on the twelfth of Janu-
ary, 1862, with tweutj'-six members. It grew out of
a Sunday School which had been maintained in the
building corner of Mason and Geary streets, know;
as the " Little Brown Church." Here public worsln
was establisLeii in the Autumn of ISliI, and the Kev.
John Kimball engaged to take charge of the enter-
prise. He began his very diligent and successful
labors in November, 1851, and continued in them un-
til January, 18G3, when he resigned and went to the
East to do service in the armies of his country. In
December, 18;'>2, the church and society invited the
liev. J. A. Benton, of Sacramento, to become their
Pastor. After a faithful pastorate of six years he re-
signed to take the position of professor in the Pacific
Theological Seminary at Oakland. After a vacancv of
about four years, duriug which the Revs. E. G. Bect-
with, John Kimball, and o:hers supplied the church,
the Rev. T. K. Noble, of Cleveland, Ohio, was unani-
mously called to the pastorate, and formally in-
stalled December 6, 1872.
The present edifice on Taylor street, which was
dedicated April 10, 1804, is a structure forty-seven and
a half by ninety-two feet, with a spire one hundred
and fifty feet high. It is complete in all its parts and
arrangements, having a basement und- r the whole,
divided into lecture room, ladies' parlor, and infant
class room. It has a Pastor's study in the re:ir. It
will seat seven Mmdred persons.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and at half past seven o'clock P.M. Sibbath
School and Bible Classes meet immediately after the
morning service. Weekly Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evei.ing.
Church Officers.— S. S. Smith, C. J. Snow, 8. J. Bui-
ford, John Morton, A. C. Titcomb, James Spiers, and
C. E. Terry, Deacons. C. J. Snow, Clerk and Treas-
urer.
Officers of Society.— N. P. Cole, E. D. Sawyer, S. S.
Smith, It. Thompson, Robert Bunker, and S. F. Buf-
ford. Trustees. A. C. Titcomb, Moderator. O. F.
Miner, Secretary. S. S. Smith, Treasurer
Thlid Congregational Church.
Location, south side of Fitteenth Streit, near Mis-
sion. Rev. Edward P. Baker, Acting Pastor; resi-
dence, 190U Jessie Street. Number of memt)i;rs. one
hundred and seventy.
This church had its origin in the Fall of 1S02, when
several persons, heads of families, residing in the
viiinity of the Mission Dolores, met to consult to-
gether in regard to the practicability of organizing a
chore h in the neighborhood.
•Vfter much discussion, extending through several
ii:t">)rmal meetings, it was decided to extend an invi-
t tion to the Kev. E. G. Beckwilh, then pursuing his
theological studies at Andover, Mass., to visit this
I ity, and, upon the organization of a Congregational
Church at the Mission, to be'ome its Pastor. The
invitation was accepted, and Mr. Beckwith, with his
family, arrived on Sunday, the twenty-sixth day of
October, 1862, and on the next Sabbath he preached
his first sermon to his future church and society.
The following Sabbath he organized a Sabbath School.
On January 7, 18ti3, the organization of the church
was completed, and on the 8th of February following
BULLOCK & JOKES. 105 SContetomcry Street, l^nvifactiire Fjs'fi SbJrts to Ordo-.
TOBACCO. CIGARS and ClaARETTBX at Gecx Looniis'. 7:C to 716 Zearn> St
CHURrHES.
the installHtion services took place in the old rhnrrta
edifice on First Avenue.
After five years of faithful labor, Mr. Beckwltb t-.
BiKne.l the pastirste. mu. h to the nrrit of his <■ n-
pT.'Satiiui. F.oin October. lHi.7. to April IhCy t:«
church was without a settled Past.r, thfi Uev Sclih
Merrill supplying it,s piili it from ppcfmbcr lW>7 t.
June, 18(;8. In Augu-t, 1«G«, the liev. William C
Pond was invited to till the pulpit fcir the pcrio.'. <.f
six nionths, at tie expiration of which time ho a ■-
cept<;d a call from the conKreK.-itmn t. bcronie tl. tr
settled Pastor, and continued in chur^jo until ihi' Fj 1
of 1872. Rev. Edwiird P. Baker has been acting PaM-
tor since October, 187'2.
From Noveuiber2, 18G2. until October 30, ISiU. tlie old
Methodist church edifice on First Avenue, whieli h ^i
become private propi rty, was occupied by the chun h
and society as a place of woiship. The hret S' rvic . g
in the present chapel were held on the Oth day of No-
vember, 18(!4. The total cost of lot, buildiug, and
furniture was S 11.000.
Services are held every Sabbath at eh von o'clock
A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Praj-er Meet-
ing every Wednesday evening.
• The Sabbsith School was organized November :".
1862. Its first session was held on Sunday, Nov mb'^r
9. of the same year, the total attendance being thirty-
three. At preseut the avenge iittendance is ab iit
three hundred and fifty. Meets immediately aiter
morning service.
Church Officers,— C. B. Williams, Samuel Cnwhs,
and E. H;iven, Deacons. Simuel Cowle*, W. H. Hy-le,
C. B. Williiinis, William Ede, J. M. Parker, Saiimel
Foster, and C. H. Marble, Trustees. "Philo Mills, Sun-
day School Superintendent.
Green Street Congrej^ational Charch.
Location, soiith side of Green street, between Stock-
ton and Powell. Rev.W. E.Ijuma, Acting Pastor ; res-
idence, 912 Greenwich street.
The Rev. J. M. Caldwell was the first Pastor con-
nected with this Church, and was succeeded by t'.ie
Rev. William G. Bartlett— services then being hi Id in
the hall southeast corner of Green and Dup ont
streets. The church was organized February IHii'i.
with a membership of twinty-six persons. TLe
building occupied by the society is of wood, and is
neatly finished. It ha.'* an organ worth $i,000. The
edifice cost about $5,000, exchisive of the amount
($.5,000) paid for the lot. The dedication services oc-
curred in March, 1855. ^
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clrrk
A. M. Prayer Meeting every Wednesday at eiuht
o'clock P. M. The Sabbath School connect- d with
the church numbers about three h.indred niembe s
and has a library containing eight hundred volumes.
Meets immi diately atti r morning H;rvice.
Church Officers— W.W. Chase. William C. Pease, A.
H. Phelps, E. Farrell, H. Z. Burkbart. and O. 1 iver-
more, Trustes: W.W. Ch;;8e, Moderator; W. W.
Chase, Clerk ; WiJliam C. Pease, Treasur. r.
Bethany Congreg'ational Cliarrli.
Location, Bartlett street, near Twenty-fifth. Rev.
William C. Pond, Pastor ; resid. nee, 'J40 Capp 8tr< et.
This Cliurch was organized February 23.1«7J. Ke-
cognized by an Ecclesiastical Council duly called
Febiuary 2:<, 1871.
Tne congregati in up to the Spring of '878 worship-
ped in the small frame edifice, t irty by sixty, built
in November. 1872. at a cost of $l,t;oO. and which now
stands in the re^r of the new church siriicture. bnv-
ing been converted into a chapel for the additional
Bccommod; ti 'U of the co! gregation. The new build-
ing wr.s b igun in 1877 and for iially dedicated in
April, 1871*. It is of gothic .'.rchilecture, flfty-tive by
ei-htv-five fo( t. i;nd cost $:a.r.OO.
Services arc held evt ry S.-.bhath at eleven o'clock
A.M. and thirtv rainuti s past seven o'clo. k P.M.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenin,' at eigit o'clock.
ASHbbath S.h>ol. fr>m whene.- sprun,' this church,
was o";,oi:j:z" ! ;ti Aiv.'Uft l-i:. it 1 »- nii enrolled
, membci-.>h:i^ of t. re: liLiu..ieJ, una a Itb.-urj ol Ihr. e
' hundred and fiftvvolumes. Me- tsat half jmst twelve
o'clock P M. Chinese bunday School meets at half
I past six o'clock P.M. . ^, , t> i i,
I Church OiSrrs.- J. A. Snook, Fdmuno Palache,
I and Simoon Hockley. Pp.-jc.uis ; E.lniuud P«lache. John
E. Ager, Jol.n E. Weston, and Wll lam Harvey, Trus-
tees.
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i ry of th.
priuoipal '
MisBlon H. .l^• • ■ '•
Plaee; U. M. 1'
Teachers. Ban ■
.Street; Mrs. M.A. . hoi ,■-. .,,,,1 , i
ers. Bethany S. hool. lUlhany •
8 reet, near Tweny-tifth; MUh 11. i
Teacher. Other ii.l.-«iou » ho<d8 at J-.t.m.oi ^lI.t»
Barbara, Oakland, Stockton. Satnunenlo, ind Wexxl.
liiiid.
The Congrega'io'-' « i... #-.,_. ,.. ,
ese, orgiiUiZed 1:
mutual aid in tli<
and inching Chrif-i. ..I „ i...io.~ ;.oo.ii or. liun ire.i
and 8ev(nty members. Cuuug .Mon.PrcaldMit; Chung
Vitig, Secrot«r>-.
Officers- Rev. J. K. McLean, D.D., President ■ Key.
A. L. Stone, D.D. ; Rev. T. K. Noble, Rev. I. e' Dwl-
nell, D.D., Rev. S H. WJlby, D.D., Hi-* J W.
Hough, Thomas C. Wedderspooi) an! ^ ' 'v.r,
Vice-Pr. sMents; R. v. William C. "
Edmund Palache, TreaH\irer; Re
D.D.. Hon. E. D. Sawyer. Kev. E. P.
Havin, Rev. Joseph Rowell, E. I'
ry;
«r,
^ M.
rsanfurd. Rev.
John Kimball, and Rev. Williiun C. Pood, Directur*
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Charch.
location, northeast corner of P.igt and Powell
streets. lUiv, iiimm W. Uvers, R.^ct)r; resilience, 7;»4
Post street. Rev. C. N. .Spalding and the Rev. E. B.
Spniding, Assistants.
This is the oldist parish of the Prot<«tant Episcopal
Church on the Pacitie i oast.
It had i:8 b.'ginuing in Divine Service, celebrated
by the Rev. Flavel S. Mines and the Rev. Anfriftua
Fitch, Presbyters of the Diocese of New York, on the
eighth day oi July, IhI'J.
i)u the twenty-cecond of the "sme niovth. •i<>veml
citizens rr-solviU to lt>r: • : /a-
tiou, tobeknownheiesi I ■ h.
On the twenty-ninth , -iry-
men wereelectetl, and on to. -liinoi AUf;u-i ;ii. Uev.
Mr. Mines was elected Rector.
A fifty-vara lot on the si utl,W' et rnrner of JackaoD
and Powell streets was pur : ■ ' ^ f -20, and a
i-hurch edifice erect d theii • oceupled
the following XovombiT. h- i '•! aloton
the north side of Pine c- • • -• . < ry
aud Keamy ht I'cti*, wi. j of
$l,00t>, and a wooden ed , ■ v-
ered with corrugated ii'o ■ I. toin.: ..,0 1 1. nr-t
services in this chun-h were liela January 30, I-v';.
On the twout' -seventh ol l-'iliruar)- oi iho imini- yisr
the name of the rorporili 11 w;ib e'-- ■ ' '- ■ ■ •
"Church of the Holv I'rnitv." to " 1
The Rev. Flavel S. Mines (lil-,! Au(ni
lamented by all Ills pa! isldoiier- !' . .
by the Uev. C. B. W\alt. who lul
dutie-t February 2r>. ISVt. '' oty.
ninth of January. '-' f . 1 1 ■ r,
landed in San i
Church both nici
April. 1>*54, »« in,
of confinnatl n u
This -nas th- tirM
stiorta of tlie Pa ■■
to receive the r •
China. In May. .
on a vi)^it. and tlo
placed in charg'
when .Mr. Wyait r
his F'l e- . r I
Wbe
the I ;
for th. o.iiii ol *j...isM, ..
lot on the east, at an :
lot and building on I
tember, IW*, for $7o.uwi, uioi
month the corner atone of lli.
wan laid. It WBM con-e. r«t«'<l to 01
BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large afisortment
ANDSIISON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1070
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTORY.
the twenty-second of September, 1867. During the
construction of the new church the congregation
worshiped in St. -John's Hall, Miusuuic Temple. In
the spring of 18t)9 Mr. ■Wyatt resigned, and was suc-
ceeded by the Key. Elias Birdsall, who ofhciated until
May, 1870, when he also resigned. The Rev. C.
W. Turner then took charge of the parish, and offici-
ated until January, 1871. He was succeeded by the
Kev. Theodore B. Lyman, who officiated vmtil July 1.
1873, when he resigned, and the Rev. G. D. Silliman
took charge, and continued to officiate till March 1st,
1875. The Rev. Dr. Beers having in the meantime
been elected Rector, entered upon his dutiis about
the middle of March, 1875.
The ordinary services are Morning Prayer, at eleven
o'clock, with Holy Communion on all Sundays and
Holy-days. Evening Pi-ayer at half-past seven o'clock
every Sunday. Sermons after Morning and Eveuiu„'
Prayers every Sunday, and after Morning xTayers ;,t
the greater Festivals and on Thanksgiving Day. Suu-
day School at half-past nine o'clock A. M., and Public
Caiechising at the same hour, the first Sunday in
the mouth. Teachers' Meeting, Monday at fv.,ur
o'clock P. M. Ladies' Pastoral Aid Society after
Mornin;; Player, on Fridays at eleven o'clock A.M.
Industrial Schoi.l at ten o'clock A.M., every Saturday.
Lenten Services as arranged by the Rector Ir in lime
to time. Chinese Sunday Sclnwl at sis o'clock P.I>1.
Church Officers.— William F. Babcook, Scuior War-
den ; L. H. Allen, Junior Warden; William T. C le-
man, W. B. Hooper, James T. Dean, C. V. Gillespie,
Daniel L. Randolph, and W. H. Bocthe, Ve.-trymcn ;
Jefferson Martinet, 'Treasurer.
Grace Cbni-cli.
Location, southeast corner of California and Stock-
ton streets. Rev. William H. Piatt, Rector ; resid-
ence, 1407 Jones street.
This church was organized in 1849, the statistics of
which may be summed up as follows : The t\r t Rec-
tor of the church was Dr. J. L. Ver M^i.r, who
preached his first sermon in California at the bouse
of Mr. Merrill, in tLis city, September 10. 18i'J. A
chapel was nextbuiit toward the close of lf<i'.), at tae
corner of Powell and John streets, which was first
opened for Diviue services December 30,1819. This
was the first Grace Church. It was sixty tect Ions? bv
twenty feet wide, and cost j8,000. On the 2Sth of
April, 1850, Grace Church was formally orgKiiizjd.
E. Bryant and D. S. Turner were elected Wardens,
and Dr. Ver Mehr chosen Rector. The first vestry
meeting was held on May '20, Is.'jO. In Fubrusry, 18.51,
the contract was made to build the former Grace
Church on Puwell Street, which was tinishid that
Summer Dr. Ver Mehr prt-ached the first sermon in
this edifice. Bishoi) Kip arrived in San Fruucisco
January 29, 1854, and on the twenty-fifth day of Feb-
ruary following assumed the Re^torsbii^, at which
time Dr. Ver Mehr resigned. The Bishoi) c.ut.nued
to officiate Until Palm Sunday, April 5, 18.57, when F.
C. Ewer was ordained, and on the next Sunday he
preached his first sermon. On the fourteenth of
April, Mr. Ewer was elected to be Assistant Minister,
and on the twentieth of the same month he took
charge of the parish, the Bishop having departed for
the Atlantic States. The Bishop having returned aad
resigned the Rectorship, Jlr. Ewer was elei teii Re tor
of the church, December 15, 1857, and r. taiued that
position until April, 1801, when he realigned. At the
earnest solicitation of the Ves^try, Bishop Kip again
became Rector, and served as such until Octube.-,
1864. Rev. H. Goodwin being then Assistant Minis-
ter, continued as such, when in September, I.-SOH, he
■was elected Rector, and on the first of July, 18G7, re-
signed. The Rev. James S. Bush was then elected
Rector ; he entered upon his duties in December fol-
lowing, and officiated until the Fall of l;s72, when he
resigned, and was succeeded by the Rev. Charles G.
■Williamson, who officiated until June. 187:!. The
present Rector entered upon the dischiirge of his
duties November, 1873. Soon after, he resigned and
went to Louisville, Ky., but at the ur^'^ ut tall of the
Vestry returned in the Spring of 1874, and has since
contiuued as Rector.
The corner stone (if the present chur<-h edifice was
laid by Bishop Kip in May, 18(>0. The building is
one hundred and thirty-five feet deep, and sixty-two
feet wide. Height, from tioor to apex of rojf, sisty-
Bix feet. The edifice was first opened fo;- public wor-
ship September 28, 18()2. ana was consecrated on the
third day ef iiay. 18o8. Cost over $100,000.
Services are held esery Sunday at eleven o'clock
A. M., and l:a!f past f^even o'clock P. M. Sunday
School mtf t:i at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Church Officers.— G.W. Gibbs and J. H. Bostwick,
Wardens; J. B. Hag{;iu, Lloyd Tevis. H. F.Williams,
I.eland Stanford, James H. Gager, T. W. Hinchman,
E. D. Morgan, and Williaai Blan ling, Vestrymen.
St. John's Cliurcli.
Location, n rtheast comer Fifteenth and Valencia
s.reets. Rev. Alfred Toilhunter. Rector; residence,
s utheast ci.rner F.fteentu auJ Valencia.
This church w^s established in November, 1857,
tile Rev. John Chittendt n. President of the San Fran-
cisco Ccllege, ihen a lay reader, licensed by the Bishop
of the Dioctse, officiating as its Minister. The par-
ish, of which this is the church, was instituted in
February, 1858. The inhabitants are indebted main-
ly To the liberality of a few individuals and the Rev.
John Chittenden l\r the first introduction of this
church service into the neighborhood. The Rev. J.
Cameron, ordainid in April, 18:0, officiated as Curate
^ the Rev. John Chittenden being his Rector. By the
energy of ihe Curate, ass.stjd by his brother clergy-
men, he established the Episcopal Church perma-
i nentl;. in this viciiiity. The Rev. T. W. Brotherton
took charge on the firtt of August, 1861, and was suc-
\ ceeded by Rev. Elias Birdsall, July 1, 1872, who offici-
ated until 1876, when the present Rector took charge.
I The first of August, 18fi'2, a church edifice was com-
I menced on a lot preseuti.-d by the ladies of the con-
i greg:ition to the Vestry, which was finished in No-
i vemljcr of the t^aiue year, and is capable of accommo-
i dating three hundred and fifty persons. The parson-
I ag.' adjoining the church, was built during the in-
j cumbency of the present Rector, and was completed
September, 1877. Services are held every Sunday at
I eleven o'clock A. M., and on Sunday and Wednesday
evenings at half pa-t stven o'clock. Also, on all Holy
i Days at eleven o'clock A. M. The Sunday School
' numbers abort thrte hundred and fifty scholars, and
; twenty teachers. Number of volumes in the library,
I one thousand. Meets at half past nine o'clock A. M.
; Church Officers. — Horatio McPherson, Warden ;
j George Turrell, Treasurer ; James Rolph, Secretary ;
Isaac Smith, Charles D. Wheat, E. B. Perrin, George F.
Thornton, P. Noble, E. E. Eyre, W. B. Pritchard, and
I. Ledyard, Vestrymen
Cliurcli of tbe Advent.
Location, south side of Howard street, opposite
! New M(mt^omery. Eight Rev.Williamlngraham Kip,
'D. D., Bishop of the Diocese of California, Rector;
residence southwest corner of Franklin and Eddy
streets. Rev. W. L. Githens Canon. Study at the
Church
This parish was organized June, 1858. The present
church building was completed and consecrated Feb-
ruary 24, 18bl. Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock
A.M., and half-past seven o'clock P.M. The Sunday
I School has an average attendance of about four hiin-
; dred, and meets at half-past nine o'clock A, M.
Chur.h Officers. — James H. Dobinson and Joseph
I Eastland, Wardens ; William N. Olmsted J. R. Bolton,
! R. B. Sanchez, J. A. Paxton, Col. George H. Mendell, H.
j H. Nagle, Robert Sherwood, and A. N. Drown, Vestry-
I men.
I St. liUke's Church.
] Location, south side of Pacific street between Polk
I street and Van Ness Avenue. Rev. S. Gregory Ltnes,
Rector ; residence, 1222 Pine street.
I The first services of the Protestant Episcopal Church
at Spring Valley which led to the organization of this
churv h, were held by the Rev, Giles Easton, Assistant
Rector of Grace Church, in Spring Valley School
House, on Broadv.'ay street, between Larkin and Polk,
on the fourth of March, 1866.
A Sunday School was shortly after organized, with
Mr. Jolm Wigmore as Superintendent, and Mr. Edward
Barry as Librarian. The Mission was at that time
called St. -Vndrew's Church.
On the tweltth of August, 1866, Rev. D. J. Lee took
charge of the Mission, and changed the place of hold-
ing service to Pixley Hall, on the corner of Pacific
and Polk streets. Shortly after, a society of ladies,
under the name of Martha Society, was formed for the
purpose of raising a fund to purchase a lot and to
BULLOCK & JOKE? --Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles,
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store. GEO. L00MI3', 706 to 716 Ksamy St
CHURCHES.
1071
erect achuroli buildiug tUereon. About this time the
name of the Mission was changed to the Church of
the Nativity.
The Rev. Dr. Lee having resigned in October, ISi'.T,
Rev F. O. Barstow was appointed as miBsionary to the
station. After the resignation of Mr. Barstow, the
ve.-^try e'.ected the Rev. J. B. Gray , Rector, who entered
upon his duties the first Sunday in S.-ptember, imi'J.
The Rev. E. S. Poalie succeeded to the Rectorship
December 1, ISTO, and officiated until January, 187a,
when he was succeeded by the prisent Rector.
In March, W,8, the ladies of the Martha Society
having been reijucsted to furnish a name tor the
Church suggested St. Luke's, under which the i>!iriBh
was incorporated. The buildiug now occupied by the
congregation was completed Septonibtr 'JiJ, IHUH, and
consecrated Ai-rll 13, 187:j, and will accomm jdate
nearly three hundred pers'>ns.
The Sunday School iu Pixley Hall was for a long
time maintained as a Mission of the church, under
the superintendence of William R. Wadsworth.
The church is supported by offerings and monthly
subscriptions, and seats are free. Services are held
every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and at half past
seven o'clock P.M. Snnday School meets at half past
nine o'clock A.M.
Church Officers. — Charles Halsey, Senior Warden ;
Henry Taylor, Junior Warden ; Horatio Beverldge,
O. T. Hamilton, C. E. Roycu, N. C. Hawks, W. A. M.
Van Bokkelen, I. S. Reynolds. S. P. Holden,
Brotherton, Ransom, and George H. Andruas,
Vestrymen.
St. Peter's Church.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Filbe' t
streets. Rev. W. Simontun Cochran, Rector; resi-
dence. Commercial Hotel.
This parish was organized in July. 1867, through
the zealous efforts of several earnest laymen, with a
view to supplying the large population re.sident iu
that portion of the city known as North Beach, with
the ministrations of the church. On many accounts
a difficult tield of labor, it is hoped that in time,
through faith and earnest juissionary zeal, a self-suiJ-
porting parish will be established. The parish is in-
corporated, and also admitted into communion with
the Diocesan C<mveution.
The church building was erected at a cost of $4,.iO().
and accommodates three hundred, the sittings being
free.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M.
The Sunday School connected with the church is in
a very flourishing condition. It has a library of three
hundred volumes. Meets at half past nine o'clock
A.M.
Church Officers.— Samuel Graves, Senior Warden ;
A. W. Oxley, Junior Warden ; H. T. Graves, N. C.
Efford, H. G. Kuhl, Henry Marsh, J. B. Worden. B.
F. Wright, F. Marsh, E. W. Thomson, Thomas H.
Holt, J. Everding, and R. B. Farmar, Vestrymen.
St. Alban'8 Church.
Present place of worship, Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis-
sion street. Rector, vacaut
Organized in 1870, as a Free Episcopal Church, with
full choral services ; has since been conductel, part
of the time, as a Mission, under the name of Trinity
Chapel, being managed by the Rector of Trinity
Church.
Services for the present arc discontinued, but the
Sunday School, under the superintendence of W. O.
Badger, meets at fifteen minutes past nine o'clock
A.M.
St. Stephen's Church.
Location, north side of Fult<jn street, between Web-
ster and Fillmore. Rev. Etlgar J. Lion, Rector; resi-
dence, 723 Grove street
This church was organized contemporary with ttie
opening of the present year upon the basis of the con-
gregation which had been gathered by the mi.ssion
services conducted in the locality during the pre ed-
ing four years. The church building now occupied
is on the rear of the lot owned by the parish, it being
the intention of the Vestry to bijild a suitable church
edifice within the next few ye^rs in front of the i.re.s-
ent structure, which will then be converted into and
used exclusively as a Parish School.
The congregation now numbers about two humlrea
and fifty. Servirva aiw b«>M on SaiDday* at •toroa
o'clok A.M ! - - • !:^ut P.M. The Sunday
»cho. 1. \\\. , ,v, iiuudrt-d, iumU at
halt paxt i-
Om-T.s - .'. ,, ,..,.. ,„ , ,,i r Ward, n , Th-xnaa
Hayi.es, Juiii )r \\»rdrn.
All Saliita' EpUcopnl Church.
Locatii^n, Meciiaul "k Pavilrn, romtr of Eti(htb
and Mlribluu streeiH. R v.W. Fn d MorrlaoD, tU-ctur-
rmiiliuce, ll-.UW; .MifK!. .. -<-.. I
This chunh was cTy .
owes its origin to a di ^l
eilral '>r choral order :.
peopl,-, ns Well as ill So
want. Although as y.
g:iui/::tiiu, the mcinbii ...,
and fifty, the cougreHallvu m'i;.;<en „\vt
dred, huil the Sunday !s<-hi>. I l;;i» an »lt<'
Bi\ty The Sunday St-h -ol meet- al t. i. .i . l 1
Church services at eleven A.M. an'l
P..M. The music In tiie ch rch >ct\
by a >uiplic»;d choir of boys ('on-
church is a vcrj' efficient gu'iM :ivide,i ll.t.. (..
p:irtment8: social, musical, vi.-iting, and Iv.ys
)ht 1, )87B, and
upon thp Catb'
' •■' V...^-.,pal
: cal
% or.
,..:ir<d
over IWM hun-
lance of
r dB-
lub;
ii nieet.t on the first ami third Thurvdays of each
month.
.\ separat.' parish for, nn I a permanent nrganizatlon
of, this church will be provided immediately after
Easter of the present yei.r.
Temi>orBry Church ORlcers.— Mr. Spencer, Srnlor
Warden ; II G. Kempson, Se. retary and Treaurer.
Mission !itrrvices.
St. P.vul's Mission. —Soiitliea.st comer of California
ami bteiiier Streets. Rev. .Jai.MH McKlroy, I). I)., Mln-
i>tT in charge ; residence, '2">r.i Sacram< uto street.
TUi.s mission grew out ol tin- want long since felt
by s veral resiilenls iu the W. stem Addition of h»T-
iug a Sunday School, and, if possible, a Sunday ser-
vice within a convenient distance from their homes.
It was organized Octob'r 1. 1873. The arerage
congregation is about ulnctv.
A half fifty-vara lot has '.)een socured f t tlie Mls-
sio:i, and a neat and comiii cli lUH C'!
Servicesare heldevery Suii'Isy utel \ M
and half-past seven o'lli.k !■ il. Ti . - i.-il,
under the immediate >-v.-
man in charge, meets :.t
It has two hundred and
■ of the clergy-
. iiie o'clock A. M.
. ;i ■ II enrolled.
-Place of Worship, south-
1 l-owell stneU, Rev P. W.
• :■ ; residence, 'Ji Proiip<ct
• very Sunday at eleven
:;r.nutcs pant seven o'clock
,e o'clock P. M.
ipel, US Jackson street,
• held ev«'ry Sui'lar at "ne
the fourth : ' - • -. '
under t'.
ilie aervi
William 1. ">t
Chbist Chcbch Mi.ssion
west corner of Jackson an.
Cassey, Minister in ch: r
Place. Services are h' '
o'clock A.M., and forty-:
P. M. Sunday School at
Skamen's Missies.— ('.
corner Front. Services : .
o'clock P. M., exceplin;; •
month. The Mi-si. .n ;-
Clergy of the Diodes. . i
lieiug conducted by lie\ .
Church of the Advent, and Rev. E»lgar J i
Stephen's. On the Fcurth Sunday of eaci:
services are hel'i ut the .Sailom' Home, c •
I s.'U and Main, by Itcv. ilustavus W. May.
I School every Suudoy .^t two P.M.. at t
Also, a Sewing .Schcol for girls, which m
Saturday at ten o'djck .VM.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
l/nltecICermun Kvniijfellcnl l.ulheran Con-
j;re;;alion of St. .'♦Inrk's < hurrh.
Loc;.tion, Si.ulh s'.le.f tiesry »tn«'«,b.twe.n Slook-
ton and Powell. I'.ev. O. MuehUtiph, Psst-r ; rtsJ-
dence, 13 O'Furrcli strc. t. , , ..
This IS the oldest lierman Kvangellcal Lutheran
Congregation In the tlty, It being in eilsWnce sine*
iHi'i. ,. ,, ,
Thecoiis '■- ■■ ■' ' -'■ •Mcai
Lutheran ' ' '"*
0<rinan I ■ ,,'*',
Mark'sCh-.ir. n, Ki.k ii»"- .......■-.-...-. -~» "^y
of July, 1867. NumtKTOf members about ona ban-
Services In the German lan(TUsg»« erery Bablwth »t
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ANDESSON & BANLOLPH, Jev/akrs, 101 Mcntgomery St.
1072
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
forty-tive minutes past ten o'clock A.M. The Sabbath
School meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
Church Oificer-i. — John A. Schmidt, President; O.
Kloppenburg, Vice-President ; A. Kiiner, Financial
Secretary; Edward Kruse, Recording Secretary; D.
H. Barkhaus, Treasurer; K. E. Liihrs, L. Ffldman,
Henry Ebbiughausen, Nicholas Gr'oetjeu, C. Haacke,
and F. Bruns, Directorb.
St. Pawl's Gei-mau Evangelical Lntlieraii
Clinrcli.
Location, south side of Miosion street, between
Fifth and Sixth. Rev. J. M. Buehler, Pastor; resi-
dence, 953 Mission street.
This church was organized on the fifteenth of May,
1867, with forty members. In May, 1869, they secured
their pre.seut property at a cost of $21,000, including
alterations. The Ladies' Society connected with this
church has a membership of eighty, and has proven
a very efficient auxiliary to the cause.
The Sabbath School now numbers five hundred
scholars, with thirty-six teachers.
Services in the German language every Sabbath at
half-past ten o'clock A.M., and half-past seven o'clock
P.M. Sabbath School at nine o'clock A .M.
A Day School, under the auspices of the congrega-
tion, has been established, which includes the
branches taught in the Public Schools; devotes par-
ticular attention to the study of the German language,
and has special regard to tue moral training of their
children in the. spirit of the Christian religion.
Church Officers.— H. Meese, President; H. Dennin-
ger, Vice-President; C. Kohlmoos, Treasurer; J.
Gripp, Secretary; H. Friidrichs, W. Wiltland, J.
Schwerdt, and H. Stut, Vestrymen.
ICmaiiael CharcU of tlie Evangelical A8-
suciatioii.
Location, north side of Jessie street, between Sixth
and Seventh. Rev. F. W. I'ischer, Pastor; residence,
538 Jo.'-sie street, rear of church.
Number of members eighty. Services in the Ger-
man language every Sabbath at half-past ten o'clock
A.M., and eight o'clock P.M. Sabbath School, num-
bering one hundred and ninety teachers and scholars,
meets at quarter past nine o'clock A.M. Prayer Meet-
ing every Tuesday, and Bible Meeting every Friday
at eight o'clock P.M.
Church Officers.— Fritz Eentschler, F. Behre, D.
Mauerhan, G. Schaupp and Lorenz Koebeling, Trus-
tees.
Oar Savionr's Scan<Iinavian Evangelical
liuilieran C'liuvcli.
Rev. Ldnritz Carlseu, Pastor; residence, 18 Sherman
Btreet.
This church was organized on the twentieth of Oc-
tober, 1870, by the Rev. Christian Hvisteudahl, who
came to San Francisco uneler the auspices of the Nor-
wegian Lutheran Synod of America, and was the first
Scandinavian Church on the Pacific Coast. Having
labored here for six weeks, he went to the
East; but returned in April, 1871, in accord-
ance with a unanimous call from the conyre-
gation to become their Pastor. In June, 1872, he
visited the Scandinavian countries, principally for the
sake of his lioalth, and returned iu October to resume
his labiirs. Abenit ttie beginning of the present year
the society purchased the property on Sherman street
for $10,:'i()0, and have remodelled the building for
church purposes, the additional extienditure being
about $4,01-0. The progrep.'-i of the church has been here-
tofore luucli rctanled by the three or four xiiisuccess-
ful altempt-iat or.;auization njade in the past twelve
years, and the work of raising funds for the jjurchase
of th(' present jiropcrty was accompanied with miu-h
difficulty. This accomplished, the Cut ire of the
church is now assured , and its pro8p"Cts iir ■ encovirag-
ing. A Ladies' So( iety to promote the it'terests of the
church and f rthe relief . f p lor SeinKliiiavians has
lately b'-on or,'.H'i'zed. S. I'vi- • s in t'.c ScimclniaviaM
language rfunil yH-iuf'.h lidaysiit Irilf-p 'st teuo'rlo. k,
A. j'l., .vnd l.al; pa-^t sev.'u P. M ; nv.d s'uv • es Friday
at forty-iive minutes past sev.n o'clock, P.M. T./e
Feats are always free, and strangers are welcome.
Its membershii) is now one liundred and ten.
Church Ollicers.— A. .T. Wohlander. Ernst Krull,
■William Schtnldt, Ch:irli 8 Lucky, Ellert Hansen,
John Hcnsen and J. Lindner
First Reformed Cliiirch (German).
Locati in, east side of Elevei:th street, between Mar-
ket and Mission. Rev. J. Fuendeliug, Pastor; resi-
dence, 29 Eleventh street, basement church.
This society was organized by the Rev. Frederick
Fox, ou the eleventh of Ajiril, 18!i9. Tliree Elders and
three Deacons, together with the Pastor, constitute
the consistory.
The chm-ch and Sabbath School are the first of the
kind organized on the Pacific Coast, and, until the
ninth of September, 1874, st 'od in conue. tion with
the Zion's Classis Penn:i of tbe East rn Synod of the
Reformed Chur.'b of the UniteJl States, wlieu on said
date four ministers and thr. e congrejrations on the
Paific Coast ot said Refornied Chtireh organized a
San Francisco CJas.'^isin connection witli the Potomac
Synod of the Reformed Church of t'ue United States.
The chureii. occupied by the cor.gregation, was
erected at a CO. t. including lot, of $7,00i). Dedicated
December 15, 1S7-J.
Services on Sabbath in the German language at
eleven o'clocl:. .A. M.. and at half-past seven o'clock,
P. M. Germiu Sabbath School at half-past nine
o'clock, A. M.
Church Officer.^. — Behrend Joost. Herman Cor"ah-
rens, John H. Tietjen, Bernard Hauser, Christian
Eieben and George Hertel, Trustees.
Frencli Refarmed Evangelical Clinrch.
Present place of worship, rooms of the Young Wo-
men's Christian Association, 218 Stockton street;
Rev. Edward Vernie, Pastor; residence, Oakland. Or-
ganized Febrtiary 18th, 1877. Number of members
nineteen. Services in the French lauguag'? every Sun-
day at eleven o'clock A.M. A Sundays hool in con-
nection with the chiu'ch, meets at ten o'clock A.M.
Officers. — Adolph Juillerat and Numa Duperu, El-
ders.
HEBREW.
Congregation Emanu-El.
Location of synagogue, north side of Sutter street,
between Stockton and Powell, Rev. Elkau Cohn,
Rabbi ; residence, 905 Hyde street; Max Wolf, Re;ider.
Organized April, 18.'>1. The new synagogue of this
society, erecti d iu 1866, is an elegant and subst mtial
stnicture, built of bri k, at a cost, including the price
paid for the lot, of SI 85 000. The auditorium is fifty-
three feet wide, iiluety-sevi n feet long, aud fifty feet
high, affording a se:i ting capacity for over twelve hun-
dred persons. The internal arrangements are chaste
aud appropriate, and admirably adapted t ) the pur-
posesof the congregation. A school for the religious
education of the youth, with fourhuudred and sixty-
tiiree pipils, is conducted in the basement rooms of
the synagogue building.
Officers. — M. Selig, President; N. Scheeline, Vice-
Pre&ident; Meyer Wtil, Treasurer; Emanuel Levy,
Secret;;ry ; Jacob Greenebaum, J. Manheim, M. Hey-
man, S. Sachs. Martii) Heller, L. Emanuel, M. Meyer-
feld, and A. Schwabacher, Trustees; M. Steppacher,
Sexton and Collector.
Congregation Olia'bai Shalome.
Location of synagogue, east side of Mason street,
between Geary and Post. Rev. Dr. A. S. Bettelheim,
Rabbi; residence 1311 Liirkin street.
The elegant edifice occupied by this congregation
was erected in 1865. The main building is r>'ctangular
in foi-m, built substantially of brick, at an expense of
$(;0,00tt. The interior presents a beautiful appearance,
and the entire arrangements are approjjriate and im-
posing. The liirge hall of the basement is fitted up
as school rooms.
Officers. — A. Newman, President ; S. Koshland, Vice-
President ; Julius Baum, Treasurer ; M. Waterman,
Secretary ; S. Hahn, L. Kline, S. Wand, J. S. Fried-
man and L.Lasar, Trustees ; Charles Greenberg, Col-
lector.
Congregation Slieritli Israel.
Location of synagogue, northeast corner of Post and
Taylor streets. Rev. Dr. H. Vidaver, R ibbi ; residence,
119 Turk street. M. Luxenbu g. Cantor.
Otficers—G. Aronson, President ; M.Phillips, Vice-
President; H. Lowenberg, Secretary; S. Reinstein,
Treasurer : A. L. Badt, W. Saalberg, M. Davidson, M.
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B. Lichtenstein, J. Newman. B. Sheldciuau, H. W
Hyman, H. Liebes aud B. Mish. Trustees ; A. Conev
Collector. •'■
Coiigregratlon Beth iHriu'l.
Location of synagogue, Turk street, near Tavlor
Bev.Dr. A. J. Messing, Rabbi; residence, 630 Eddy
street. •'
This congregation was organized in 18fd. and wor-
shipiJC'd for many years in rented buildings more
latterly using the small frame structure on the'eorner
of Mission and Mary streets. The growing wantx of
the congregation, couplt d with its increased ablUtv.
early last year led to the purchase of their present
location, upon which there has been built and just
completed an elegant and suitable synagogue at a eo.st
of $15,0UU. It has a frontage of fifty feet by one hun-
dred in depth, has lecture aud school rooms in base-
ment, the audience chamber occupying the entire
second floor. The present membership is about one
hundred and seventy-five. Services are held daily,
morning and evening, at the usual hours.
OfBcers.— S. Zemansky, President : S. Goldman,
Vice-President; Nathan Levy, Secretary; Marcus
Levy, Treasurer ; S. Bloom, E. Aschersolin, S. Pecki r-
man, M. Q. Harris, J. Lindner. L. Licht, M. B. Ei)h-
raim.I. Brownstone aud M. Marks, Trustees; 1). Davis,
Collector.
Cong^regation Sliaarey Tzedek.
Location of Synagogue, east side of Stockton street,
between Pacific and Broadway. Rev. Ph. Bernstein,
Kabbi ; residence, southwest corner Vallejo and Pow-
ell streets
Officers.— Jacob Berel, President ; Dr. N. A. A.Wolff,
Vice-President; Samuel Polack, Secretary ; Soloiuou
Levy, Treasurer; M. Enkle, -J. Sniith, II. Solomon,
Dr.Wolf, aud U.Vogel, Trustees; A. Slager, Collector.
Cong^reg^ation Shaare-Tefllali.
Organized February, 1879. Daily services are for
the present held at the residence of the late Rabbi
Streisand, 9C4 Howard street. Services on holidays
at Irish American Hall. Rabbi, vacant.
Officers. — J. L. Kalischer. President ; J.Aronsohn,
Secretary
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Chni-ch.
Location, west side of Powell street, between Wash-
ington aud Jacksou. Rev. R. L. Harford, Pastor ; resi-
dence, 1008 Washington street
This is the oldest Protestant church organization in
San Francisco or in California, several families
having been formed iuto a society here by Rev. W.
B(?berts, in 1846. The timbers and shingles of a
church building were hewn in Oregon, and were in
course of erection upon the present site when Rev.
W. Taylor arrived, as Missionary, in 1819. From this
beginning the M. E. Church in California has grown,
until it now numbers over seven thousand members.
The present beautiful edifice was erected in 1871,
at a cost of $i.5,000. Its spire is one of the most grace-
ful in the city, and all its adornments are in exqiiis-
ite taste, without extravagance.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o clock A.M., and
half-past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at half-
past twelve o'clocK P.M. Prayer Meeting on Wedncs
day evenings. .
Church Officers.— John Truebody, Aunis Men-ill,
John R. Sims. J. M. Johnson, Leauder Bly, J. T. Mc-
Lean, and R. G. Davisson. Gorge Southwell, Sccre-
tary; E. M. Furbush, Treasurer.
Howard Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Location, south side of Howard street, between
Second aud Third. Rev. M. C. Briggs. Pastor; resi-
dence, 9 Hubbard street.
The society, organized in 18.52. under t '« S'-Jf ««;
tendenee of Rev. Isaac Owen, erected and dedicated
December 5, 18.53, a plain, but substantial neatly-fur-
nished House of worship on Folsom s reet. Ihe
present building was erected in 1862 "mier '.o Phs-
torship and superintendence of Rev J. l>- l""'"- ^./ '«
building is Goihic, of the fourteenth '•'''""•y. "" " >:
six feet long by fifty eight feet wide. It seats ab u
twelve hundred p.rsoTis. Value, lu.lu.l.ng lot aud
1073
pnmouaKe, llOO.OOO, with a debt ■buiil tlO.OOO. Aflir
setting off the Central and Muo.,., si.^... .i..,, ...
there are now more than four '
and a Siibl>ath Sclioid, niuu^
teachers and one tlioUHin,!
»tten<lau<'e of alh.ut ij..
thousand voIuiiich. S^
and evening at the usn.:
i>n Sunday, at linlf puht »i:k .. tl-
Wednesday, at linlf i>aHt Beveu o
meetings at idiii- o'clock A. M. nn i
Sundays. Sabbath Siho.d i.i ' . .\l.
Church Ufllcers.-Chnrli- ,■ Utrlow,
8. Mosgrovo. Sjunuel Uanr. , rry, H. u!
Noble, J. F. Byxbee, J. M.Whltiiij;, uuU J. M. liufflnK-
ton, TrustetH.
Central MpthiMllat Episcopal Church.
Location, nortli side of Mission NtDs-t, between
Sixth and Si'venth. Rev. C.V. Anthony, l'ai>tor ; n-nl-
dence, lie,-, MiBslou Mtr<-et.
The church was organized Id 1864, by Kov. J. D.
Blaiu, and a sniull building crecti-n on a leaMMl lot
nearly opposite the present Hite. The preix ut lot waa
purcliHsed in 18G(i, under tlic pastoral chi.rge of U.v.
J. R. Hill, and Is seventy-five fei t iront on Mltwloii
street, running tlirough one hundred anil hixtv to Jea-
Bie street. The church edifici' ia Ofty-slx by oni' hun-
dred feet, bi-sides Sunday School Bn<l cloiui rvxiius,
which are accommodated in an L on the back of the
main church building, forty-six by rilty feet. Tlio
jiresent church was placed on the lot In isT'i, under
the pastoral charge of Rev. A. M. Kough, who re-
mained in charge until September, l«7:i, when the
Rev. T. 8. Dunn succeeded him. who reiaaliied until
187.5, when Dr. Jewell succeeded to the jiastorate,
remaining until September, 1878, whin lie was fol-
lowed by the pp sent pahtor. Within the pattt three
years new galleries have been put In. largely Increas-
ing the sitting capacity of the church. The nooloty
now numbers, including probationers, three hundrtnl
end ninety.
Services every Sabbath morning ami evening at the
usual hours. Prayer Meeting on Weduenday eveulugH,
aud Praise Service Sabbath at six o'clock P.M. Sab-
bath School and Hible clas-es at two o • lock P.M.
Class Meetings Sabbath at half pait nlneo'clmk A.M.,
and at half jtast twelve o'do.'k P.M., and on Tueiiday
and Thursday evenings. Young jieoples meeting ev-
ery Mondav evening.
iJhurch Officers.— E. Burke, President; William AIk
bott. Secretary; N. Anderson, Tr«'a»ur< r ; William
Abbott, George Watterson, Charles M Pusey, J. W.
Gale, E. O. Glynn. C. J. Holmes. N. J. liird. and J. C
Hoag, Trustees.
Grace Methodltt Episcopal Church.
Loiation, east side of Mission street, b. tween Eigh-
teenth aud Nineteenth. Rev. A. .1. Wells. PsKtur; rsul-
deuce, 2;136 Mission str<< t.
The building occupied by thin ihurch, erected on a
lot sixty-live by one liunclred and twentytw^ t'-rt,
presented by Jo'hn Center, Is a neat and '
frame structure, fifty by ninety feet, w ;
room fifty by fifty-two feet, »n<l so coiifctr..
can be extended whenever the wants of iii' s ci. ly
demand it.
This church wan known as the Mission Str«>«-t Meth-
odist Episcopal until 1M70, when the pniunt name
was adopted. Number of membini, one hiiudrf<l and
ten.
Services on Sabbath at eleven o'. 1 ' ^ ^*
lii.'.f past seven o'clock P. M. I'l
Wednesdays it half past seven .
Sabbath School connecte.l with the . , >
erage attendance of three liundn-d «no
six hundred volumes. Meet* at half i»a»» i
P. M.
<hurch Offlccrs.— 0. 8. Holiuos. N. J. H«.|j«ni. l».
Henderson, J. C. Stubbii. O. W. I^einunt. and J. L. ,
Culln, Trustees.
Kt-ntacky Htreet -Mrth.Mllst KplMwpal j
Church.
I^icatlou. Tennensoe street, south of H«.l»no, Po- |
trero. Rev. R. W. WUlani- n Pn»»;T- rr.ldr..-*, ad- '
Joining the church. ■ ■ / ^
menilxrs, thirty. Sui i
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half past seven o'clock P. M. Prayer Meeting Thurs-
day evenings. Sunday School at two o'clock P. M.
Church Officers.— Hugh Fraser, T. Shannon, John
McLean and P. Noble, Trustees
BroadTvay German Methodist Episcopal
Cliarcli.
Location, north side Broadway street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. R. Steinbach, Pastor ;
residence, at church.
This church was organized February 29, 1859.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. ; also, every Wednesday
evening in the German language. Sunday School at
half past nine o'clock A. M.
German Metliodist Episcopal Clmrch.
Location, Folsom street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Kev. Hermann Briick, Pastor ; residence, 864 Folsom
i street, rear.
i This church was organized in the Fall of 1855.
I Number of members fifty-five.
I Services every Sunday at forty-five minutes past ten
o'clock A. M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sab- '
bath School at nine o'clock A. M. Prayer Meeting
every Wednesday evening at half past seven o'clock.
Praise meeting every Friday evening at half past seven
j o'clock. All services in tho Gc-rnian language.
' Church Officers. — Christian Kobieke. President;
! August Muller, Treasurer ; Charles F. Erebs, Secre-
tary; Hermann Schrader, F. Jansen.WilliamKrug, and
Carl Stein, Ti-ustees.
' St. Paul's MetUodist Episcopal Clmrcli,
I Sonth.
I Location, west side of Euss street, between Howard
\ and Foljrom. Kev. W. M. Pr ittsman. Pastor, resi-
' dence, Girard Hoiise, 142 Seventh street.
This church was re-organized iu October, 1858, by
the Rev. O. P. Fitzgerald, Revs. W. R. Gober, Morris
, Evans, Samuel Brown, E. K. Miller, Jesse Wood, Dab-
I ney Ball, E. E. Hoss, W. J. Mahuu, and C. Chamber-
I lin having severally had pastoral charge. The con-
gregation worshipped for several years on Minna
I Street, between F'lurth aud Fifth, and afterwards in
1 Pythian Hall Building. They now own and occupy
I the commodious edifice formerly known as the Colum-
bia Square Baptibt Church.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M., and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Sabbath School at close
of morning service. Class Meetings at half past nine
o'clock A.M. Prayer meeting on "Thursday evenings.
Church Officers.— Wick B. Parsons, .Jtihn A. McClel-
land, Rufus K. Cain, C. L. Newman, and R. Larri-
more. Trustees.
Basil Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location, Bush street, between Scott and Devisa-
dero. Rev. Wesley Peck, Pastor; residence, 2520 Bush
street.
This house of worship was built, at a cost of $5,500,
from the proceeds of the sale of the Seaman's Bethel,
in 18f)9. A Sabbath School, with about three hundred
members aud a library of three hundred volumes, is
connected with the church. Numberof communicants
andj^robationcrs, eighty-four.
Services every Sabbatli at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P.M. Class Meeting Fridays,
at 7.3U P.M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday evenings.
Church Officers. — Charles C. Lombard, Henry Ma-
han, J.B.Owens, Gershom H.Percy, andD.L. Hadley,
Trustees.
South San Francisco Methodist Episcopal
Church.
Location, Fifteenth avenue. South S. F., Pastor,
vacant.
This society has erected a small edifice, at a cost,
including furniture, of $3,500. The lot, seventy-five
by one hundred feet, was donated by Messrs. Williams
& Case.
Regular services are for the present suspc^^ded,
although occasional meetings are held under the
leadership of Mr. Nicholson, of South San Francisco.
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Cliurch.
Place of worship, north side of Harrison street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth; Rev. E. Shogren, Pastor; resi-
dence, 928 Harrison street.
This church was organized September 27,111875.
Services are held every Sabbath at half past ten
o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. Prayer
Meetings Thursdays at half past s4ven o'clock P.M.
African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church.
Location west side of Stockton street, between Clay
and Sacramento. Rev. Adam Smith, Pastor ; residence
24 John street. j
The congregation was organized by Rev. John J. '
Moore, August 1, 18.52. In April, 1864, they purchased '
the Unitarian Church on Stockton street, for S15,500, |
on which there is a debt of $2,000. Connected with ;
the church is a Sabbath School of three teachers and !
thirty scholars, and a library of four himdred vol- j
umes. ]
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and i
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at one '
o'clock P. M.
Church Officers, — S. E. Freeman, President ; Will-
iam Mitchell, Secretary; John Harris, James Har-
grove, W. J. Parker, John Mason, Henry Tolburt,
Giles Sneads, and George F. Norton, Trustees.
African Methodist Episcopal Church.
Location west side of Powell street, between Jack-
son and Pacific. Rev. George Jamison, Pastor ; resi-
dence, Oakland.
The society worshiping here was organized in 1859.
and is the same that formerly occupied the St. Cyp-
rian Church. Under the pastorship of Rev. T. M. D,
Ward, they reor.gauized in 18.50, and secured the
Scott Street Church property, where they continued
to worship until March, 1862, when they purchased
the property, which, up to that time, had been known
as Grace Church, for $5, .500. Rev. J. B. Sanderson
was Pastor from May, 1857, to June, 1859. At this
time Rev. T. M. D. Ward again took charge, and re-
mained Pastor until May, 18G8, when he was conse-
crated Bishop. From July, 18G9, to June, 1870, Rev.
John R. V. Morgan acted as Pastor. The Rev.R. Dor-
sey next took charge, and was succeeded by the Rev.
J. H. Hubbard March 30, 1872. He was succeeded by
the Rev. I. N.Triplett, who officiated until 1876, when
the Rev. John L. Dyer took charge, officiating un-
til the latter part of 1877, from which time until De-
cember, 1878, the pastorate remained vacant, when
the present pastor took charge. During the year 1805
three deacons were ordained by the Rt. Rev. Jabez P.
Campbell, Bishop of California.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at half
past one o'clock P. M.
Church Officers, — Barney Fletcher, George Rich-
ardson, William H. Carter, James Reader, George
Green, Thomas B. Davidson, and Philip Jenkins,
Trustees.
Chinese Mission House of the Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Location, north side of Washington street, between
Stockton and Powell. Rev. Otis Gibson, Superinten-
dent; Rev. A. J. Hanson, Assistant Superintendent;
residence, 916 Washington street. Lau Hok Han,
Chan Pak Kwai, and Chan Hon Fan, native helpers.
This Mission House, erected in 1870, is a neat and
commodious edifice, fifty-six by seventy feet, and
three stories hit;h. On the main floor are three school
rooms, with double folding doors between, so that
when desirable they can all be thrown into one room
for general school exercises or religious services. On
the second floor of the Chinese department are two
school rooms, also connected by folding doors, and
rooms for a missionary family. The third floor of
this portion of the building contains four fine rooms,
designed for, and used as, an Asylum for Chinese
women and girls, w'ho may be saved from lives of
slavery and shame. Mrs. Jane Walker is employed
as teacher and missionary in this dei^artment. Sab-
bath School for women at twenty minutes past one
o'clock P. M. every Sabbath. The entrance to the
Chinese department is on Stone street, and to the
Parsonage department, 916 Washington street.
The total cost of the property is $32,000, one-third of
which has been contributed by friends on this coast,
and the balance has been paid by the Missionary So-
ciety of the Methodist Episcopal Church, to which
society the property is deeded.
The schools are graded into five classes, employing
five experienced teachers, and are open every evening
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™ ,*•?-. ^l^'^o ^^"^* "^^^'^ every Sabbath at'levrn
o'clock A.M Sabbath School at half past eixo'cZS
P.M. Praiee Service and Bible Class Wednesday even-
ings. Services in the Chinese laiiBuaye every Sab-
Pi? ,r ^**'"*-' "''""*«^ P*''* twelve o'clock P.M at
the Mission House, and every day of the week at two
o clock P.M. at the Chapel, 020 Jackson street be-
tween Dupout and Kearny.
1075
PRESBYTERIAN.
First Presbyteiiuii Church
Location, we.st side of Stockton street, between
Waslnngto'a and Clay. Rev. William Alexander, D D
Acting Pastor ; residence, Oakland. '
This church was organizc.l May 20, 1849, under the
direction of Rev. Alliert Williama, and was the first
Protestant churc'h organized in !<au Francisco. W.W.
Caldwell, Frederick Billings, Dr. George F. Turner
Mrs. Sarah B. Gill.-spie, Mrs. Ann Hodgson, and Mrs!
Margaret A. Geary were the original members ; Cap-
tain B. Simmons, E. V/oodrufif, and H. Grimes were
the first Trustees.
During the Summer of 1849 the congregation wor-
shipped in a tent on Dupont street, afterward in a
store room of the Custom House, and in the Superior
Court Room, City Hall, until January I'J. 1-1.51. when
a neat Gothic edifice was erected on Stockton s^trcet,
ne;.r Broadway, capable of holding .seven hundred
persons. This house was destroyed by the great lire
of June 22, 18.51. A plain building was immediately
erected on the same spot, in which the congregation
worshipped until August. 18.J7 ; and from that time
until May, 1838, their meetings were held in th» Chi-
nese Mission Chapel. Their pre.-ent flue house of
worship was built in the Summer and .\utumn of
18.57, tit a cost of about $00,000, including the lot, fur-
niture, and fixtures. It is in the Gothic style of ar-
chitecture throughout. The main building is one
hundred and seventeen feet long, or to t'l^ nitside of
the tower, one hundred and twenty-three feet, and is
sixty-one feet wide. Rooms for the Ph tor's study
and social meetings are on the same lloor with the
audience room, which last is eighty-one by fifty-eight
feet, with a ceiling thirty-nine feet high. A Sabbath
School room, fifty-seven by thirty-six feet, is over the
front apartments ; on the northeast corner of thf
house is a brick tower, ninety-six feet in height. There
is an organ gallery that will seat a choir of fortv per-
sons, and contains one of the largest and handsomest
organs in the city. In all its ■>rrangements the edifice
is admirably adapted to its purpose, and at the same
time is in accordance with true architectui jl taste.
The church is entirely free from debt. Present
number of communicants is about one hundred and
ninety.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A.M., and at half past seven o'clock P.M.; Lecture on
Wednesday evenings. Evening Prayer Meeting at
seven P.M. The public invited to all services.
There is a large and flourishing Sabbath School con-
nected with the church. Average attendance, two
hundred. Number of teachers, thirty-five. A choice
lilirarv of over eight hundred volumei! is attached to
the school. Sabbath School and Bible Class meet at
one o'clock P.M. •
Church Otficers.— N. Gray, S. Hopkins. J. K. 8. La-
tham. Samuel Irving. Robert Flennikiu and Charles
Kellogg, Elders; C. L. Kellogg and S. B. King, Dea-
cons; Robert Flenniken, J. F. Heston (Secretary and
Treasuier), H.L.King, J. B. Painter, William Bos-
worth, Joseph Gordon, S. Carrothers, William Whit-
ney, J. H. Marvin and Da\id Hewes.
Calvary Presbyterian Church-
Location, northwest corner of Geary and Powell
streets. Rev. John Hemphill, Pastor; residence, i
Grand Hotel. mi. « t '
This church was organized July 17, 1854. The first
Pastor was the Rev. W. A. Scott. D.D., who com- |
menced his labors in this city on the twenty-first of ,
May previously. Dr. Scott continued tooniciate until
the close of the year 1801. when he was succeeded by
the Rev. Charles Wadsworth, D.D., who continued ,
in charge until the Summer of 1809. The R.v. John i
Hemphill, the present Pastor, entered upon hl» dullcs I
on the first Sabbath of April. 1870. In 1854 this con- |
gregation erected a church on Bush street, between
MontKomery and Sanaom. wh.ro ih.v w..n,i,i,,...i ,,>,.
til the dedication of their i
The coufttructlon of the iie
in lw;8 and completed In ' |
fifty-vara lot. and i» one of ihc ju.,.-.t ; i
convenient churcheii In the city. Itwi.
Beat about one tliousand ]>«r>tuDK. Th< i
Sumlay School Room 1h handaomely fn i
will accommodate from hIx to cIkIiI hui
The church has a aplendld OTunu 1
Erben, of New York, which eoKt
one of the largest ami most i-o»tl\
Pacific (.'oast; for ex.elleuce of , i
brilliancy of tone It haa been vr le lui. eU uiij-ur-
passed.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clfKik AM aixl
seven o'clock P.M.; in aummer at half pant -. . u
o'clock P.M. Public Lecture Wedne»<Uy t-w i ::,,
Prayer Meeting every Fridny evening «n<l . . ry
Sabbath, one hour l>eforf the evening hi rvice. Sab-
bath School meets at half puxt twelve o'clock P.M.
Church Ofllcers.— R. McKee, Jameii li Ilnl, rt«,
William H. Stowell. Cyrus t'armany, Tl
John Dunn, an<l Nicholas T. Homaine. Ki
W.Gordon, Jonathan Shaw, A. L. 'ra\ I
Brown, John E. Bidwell, and llli-liop i;mi:. i.. ».
cons: Charles Clayton (President), Jamen U. R. L.-rts
(Secretary), William Bl.-ickw .<.d (Treimurer). Ai.kuh
Cameron, W. S. Clark, M. P. Jones. David Mi-<'ker,
Alexander R. Baldwin, and PicutiBM Selby, Traiiteea.
Howard Prrabyterlan Church.
Location, south side of Mis.slon street, between
Tlilrd and Fourth. Pastor, vmant.
The church was organized 8<!|'i' r
the auspii'es of the Rev.S. H. Wil
In the pastorate Or fw> !-. i _vi nrs
occupied by th
1851 ; was enli J
was sold to tht i
M. Scudder, D.i).. w h.' w .- i-r m
ary in India, was iustalleil by th<
Francisco, July '23, 1H05, and pr
with great success until March, i>.i,w1j')i II f-
signed. The Rev. Hugh Smith Carpenter. D.D., »\ip-
Ijlied the pulpit from February. 1H72. to Mnr h, !h7).
when he resigned. He was aiicceedeil ''■
Alfred H. Kellogg, who commenced hi-
Acting Pastor, on the first Sunday of De
Rev. A. S. Fiske was liisUlIed by the I
San Francisco Oclol)er lu, 1X75, and di
vember "29, 1M77. The number of comn. .
rolled is about three hundred.
Regular services ari' held on Sundays at eitveii
o'clock A. M., although the evening ind w<«l..!«y
meetings have been temporarily suitpi t: ' ' t I:
church bulhling has been reuteil. and t
tiou now worxhlps in the siuall chap- :
Sunday School meets at half past nine ... i... . A. .'.1.
Otficers.— Wales L. Palmer, E. R. Hawley, and Eu-
gene T. Cooper, Elders.
liarkln Ktrert Presbyterian Church.
Location, corner of Larkiii ni:d Pni-!f> ■ "tn-ets. Rev.
-ford Uouae,
H<-v .1 n.
John M. Allis. I'a^tor; resi
Bri.adway. bet Ijtrktn and r
This enterprise was con
Strong, In the Spring Valley s. n
1H02. A Union 8abt)ath 8«hool. i
tendence of E. R. Waterman, had
it the nelghborh.MMl fur more than ■
not formally ij4.nne( ted with the i
till near the nlose .-f that year. \>
made to ere.t a hout-e nf w i-' :
of the requiflte fuiels. V'r
mcr the effi.rt \v«« revive.1.
Board of Truht.
at an exjiense .
pared by HH
Ingthe . ;. I' ' '" •' '
fourth .1 IH'""*. 'bo 1
pleted at. It 1-of w . '
long and !■ ri\ i.^ ■ le. t wide, au.l !
four hiiiiilred pentons. Its archil
unpretending, but neat and ta»t- f <
was a little over $10,000. .,,..„
Services every .Sabbath at ehven o . l.>rk A. M. aaJ
half past seven o'cl.K-k V. M. YouDK Peopb '• Prayer
M.etiiig Sundays at half ps-t all o'. l.>. k P M.,BaJ
fi-
fi
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BEAMISH'S, Nudeus Bnilding, Market Street, cor Th-'^d Street
ANDBHSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
1076
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
regular Prayer Meeting every Wednesday night. The
Sabbath School has an average attendance of two
hundred and fifty, and meets immediately after morn-
ing service ; J. S. Webster, superintendent.
Church Officers— Warren Holt, J. S. Webster, A. B.
Crosby, George F. Trogler and William J. Walker,
Elders ; F. M. Stocking, Henry Dutton Jr., S. H. Wil-
liams. J. S. Webster, William .T.Walker and W. G.
Brackett, Trustees ; Joseph Weed, Treasurer
Central Presbyterian Clinrch.
Location, north side of Tyler street, between Tay-
lor and Jones. Eev. W. J. Smith, Pastor ; residence,
208 Eddy street.
This church was organized by a Committee of the
Presbytery of California, May 14, ISliS, with forty-
seven members, with Rev. John G. Fackler as Acting
Pastor. At present it has on its roll the names of two
hundred and ninety-eight communicants. In the
Summer of IStio, the congreg;iti(m erected an edifice
on Mission street, between Fifth and Sixth, where
they worshipped until tlie Summer of 1869, when a
second house of worship ou Tyler .street, between Tay-
lor and Jones, was completed and formally dedicated
to the service of God ou Suuday, November 2«, 18ti9.
The Bev. John G. Fackler, through whose labors the
congregation was gathered, was installed Pastor in
April, 1866, and officiated until the Fall of 1870, when
a call was extended to the Rev T. M. Cunningham, D.
D., to become their Pastor, which he accepted. He
preached his first sermon on Sabbath morning, Oi to-
ber 9, 1870, and continued to officiate until Decem-
ber, 1875. The congre;.'atiou and Sabbath School
increasing so rapidly, it was determined to sell this
edifice, which was done iu the month of August, 187'2.
In September, 187'J, the contract fur the present build-
ing, called the "Central Presbyieriau Tabernacle,"
was signed, and the work commenced to erect a build-
ing which is free to all persons. It was dedicated to
the worship of God on the 20th day of April, 1873.
The building is an octagon shape, surmounted by a
dome from which suspends a suuburner, which is the
only light used. The walls are handsomely frescoed
and contain appropriate mottoes from the " Beati-
tudes." A spJeudid organ tills up the entire east wall.
The basement is divided into lecture room, two class
rooms, kitcheu (used at the social meetings of the con-
gregation) , study, and library.
On the second Sabbath in November, 1878, Rev. W.
J. Smith preached his first sermon, continuing to fill
the pulpit from that time until March 12, 1879,
when at a meeting of the congregation he was unani-
mously elected as their Pastor.
Sabbath services held at eleven o'clock A.M.. and
half-past sevei o'clock P.M. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday in the lecture room at half-past seven
o'clock P.M., and on Sabbath evenings at half-past
six o'clock P.M. Praise service is held till half-past
seven o'clock P.M., when the usual service is held.
The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper is administered
on the first Sabbath iu March, June, September, and
December. The Sabbath School connected with the
church was organized January 15, 1865, with iifty-
seveu scholars and twenty teachers, with Stephen
Franklin as Superintendent. The whole number of
teachers and scholars now enrolled is two hundred
and forty-two ; meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
The library contains two thousand useful volumes,
which are eagerly read by the children.
Young Peoi)le's Aid Society meets every Tuesday
evening, at half past seven o'clock. Superintendent
of Sunday School, August Hemme.
Church Officers. — A. Hemme, Asa Harker, George I.
N. Monell, Elders ; James Moore, Deacon.
Emniannel Presbyterian Ctmrch.
Location, Harrison street, between Fifth and Sixth.
Rev. James Woodworth, Acting Pastor ; office. Hi
Montgomery Block.
This church was organized in the month of July,
1867, with twenty-seven members, under the direction
of the Presbytery of California. The Sabbath School
connected with the church was organized January 6,
1867, at the corner of Seventh and Folsom streets ;
number of scholars at the time, thirty. It now has
three hundred scholars, though the average attendance
is less than half that number, and a library of seven
hundred volumes.
The preaching services are for the present suspended,
the house, which is a rented one, being occupied Sab-
bath mornings for other purposes. Bible reading at
one o'clock P.M., and Sabbath School at half past two
o'clock P. M.
United Presbyterian Church.
Location, west side of Mason street, between Eddy
and Ellis. Eev. M. M. Gibson. Pastor; residence, 803
Guerrero street, near Twentieth.
This church was organized January, 1866, by the
Rev. J. T. Cooper, D. D., with thirty-eight members ;
it now numbers about two hundred and fifty. It uses
the metrical version of the Psalms of David in praise.
The pews are free.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.
M., and half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School
at half past nine o'clock A. M.
Church Officers. — William Brown, James Foster,
John Smith, John Duncan, John McKay, Elders ; J. A.
Calhoun, President ; John Mcllwaine, Treasurer ; Peter
Milliken, George Bennett, Thomas Wilson, John Mar-
shal and James Scobie, Trustees.
"Westminster Presbyterian Chnrch.
Location, south side of Fell street, between Octavia
and Laguna. Rev. M. L. Berger, Pastor; residence,
318 Page street.
Organized April i, 1864. Number of members, one
hundred and eighty.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sabbath School at two
o'clock P. M. C. Geddes, Superintendent. Average
attendance, two hundred and fifty. Prayer meetings
Wednesdays and Fridays at half past seven o'clock
P.M.
Church Officers. — C. S. Capp, John O. Doane, David
Kerr, Thomas Moffatt and Monroe Greenwood, Trus-
tees ; Monroe Greenwood, Treasurer ; D. A. Brown,
Clerk.
Howard Street Presbyterian Church.
Location.east side of Howard street between Twenty-
first and Twenty-second. Rev. A. S. Fiske, Acting
Pastor; residence, 235 San Jose avenue.
Organized 1868. Number of members, one hundred
and ten. The increase in the membership during the
past year has been about sixty-six per cent.
Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A.M. and
half iJast seven o'clock P.M. Prayer meeting and
Teachers' meeting at half-past seven Wednesday even-
! iBg.
I Sunday School at half-past twelve P.M. Average
; attendance one hundred and eighty.
Church Officers.— J. W. Stewart, O. F. Von Rhein,
A. S. Hall, and David Meeker, Elders; George C. Per-
kins, Samuel Crim,J. W. Stewart, O. F. Von Rhein,
D. Meeker, L. B. Mastick, L. W. Sawyer, J. M. Stock-
ton, and J. W. Mayberry, Trustees.
St. John's Presbyterian Church.
Location, north side of Post street, between Mason
and Taylor. Rev. W. A. Scott, D.D., LL. D., Pastor;
residence, 521 Post street
Tbis church was organized March 6, 1870, iu Paci^c
Hall, by the Presbytery of San Francisco, with fifty-
eight communing members. The number at present
is three hundred and seventy. Soon after its organ-
ization the congregation purchased their present
beautiful place of worship from the St. James' Epis-
copal Parish, for the sum of $45,000. and have since
expended $20,000 for improvements. The organ,
which is a very excellent one. cost $10,000. Church
services at eleven o'clock A.M. and half-past seven
o'clock P.M.
The Sabbath School connected with the church has
five hundred members, and a library containing
thirteen hundred and seventeen volumes, with nu-
merous diagrams of Bible places and scenes. It
meets at half-past nine o'clock A.M.
Church Officers.— Stephen Franklin, Edward Dillon,
George Mearns, G. K. Gluyas, William Small, and
James D. Thornton. Ruling Elders; Henry M. New-
hall. Albert Miller, N. G. Kittle, J. O. Rountree, David
Porter, M. L. McDonald, EdwardRoper, A. D. Smith,
Frank Henderson, and Thomas Anderson, Trustees.
Olivet Presbyterian Church.
Location, Tennessee street, between Sierra and
Napa. Pulpit supplied by the Presbyterian Theolog-
ical Seminary.
BULLOCK ^ JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Men's PumisMngs.
Lolls at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Eeamy St, opposite tho Phau
CHURCHES.
1077
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Nt. Mary'a Cathrdral.
Loration, ii.irthta«t<<.rn»r«.f Calif-. nil* »n(l Dtipont
Joseph S. .M«-lini!i\ At l.lilnhojl-
MuKli
BtreeU. Miwt !{«•
huT.^r.<U>Jt^n™li!,°i^ a lot of land, fifty by one I It U free to the Chlneae. M.d U Uagbt by the mU-
aflords Bittiuys for two hundred and fifty. Services
every Sabbath at half-past eleven oVlock A M
Sabbath School at '2 o'clock, P. M. Connected With
the Bchool 18 a library of five hundred volumes.
Church Officers.— Nathan Davidson, V. Bellman, A
Fulton, J. Morrison and Dr. De Witt. Trustees.
Slemorlal Presbyterian Chnrcb.
Location; Eighteenth avenue, near Railroad ave-
nue. South San Francisco. Pastor, vacant.
The Memorial Presbyterian Church was incorpora-
ted March 23, 18i'l, and a lot of grouud fifty by one
hundred feet, ou Eighteenth avenue, given by Elijah
Ca.se and Messrs. Thornton i^- Williams. The' church
accomiuodates one hundred and fifty, and was built
ata cost of .ro.oou— $1,000 of which was contributed
by the Board of Church Erection of New York, and
the balance by neighboring inhabitants and friends
of the church.
Services every S.ibbath at eleven o'clock, A.M., the
pulpit being supplied either by the Presbytery or
from the Presbyterian Theological Seminary. An ef-
fort is being made to unite this charge with the Olivet
Church, in order to maintain a regular minister.
The Sabbath School connected with the church
meets at two P. M.,and numbers seventy-five mem-
bers.
Church Officers. — Bobert Morrison, David Dodd and
Francis A. Barrett.
Woodbridge Presbj-terian Cburch.
Location, corner of Twentieth and Capp streets.
Kev. Sylvester Woodbridge, D. D., Pastor : residence,
6'27 Nineteenth street.
This church was organized Easter Sunday, 1876.
Rev. Dr. Woodbridge having been removed by the
Presby teryof San Francisco from his pastoral charge of
the Howard Street Presbyterian Church, a consitiera-
ble portion of the congregation withdrew and were
constituted into this church. They gave the name in
honor of their Pastor, being the pioneer minister of
his denomination in California. The house of wor-
ship with its adjoining chapel, including the loca-
tion, has cost about $15,000, all of which has been
subscribed, leaving the church free from debt. Of
this sum Mr. August Hemme contributed fr),.^^!.
The number of communicants is eighty. Services at
eleven o'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P.M. |
The Sunday School has an average attendance of three
hundred, and meets at half past twelve o'clock P.M.
Church Officers.— Hugh Forsman, A. H. Murphy,
and S. A. Rice, Elders; S. M. Brookes, Jerome Stan-
ford, Captain John Ager, H. Taylor, and .\. McNicoll,
Trustees.
Welsh Presbyterian Chnrcb.
Place of worship, Cambrian Hall, IIM Mission
Street. For the pr.sent the pulpit is supplied alter- |a ccnimodioua frame building was erecU d lii
nately by the Revs. Aaron and Mosef Williams. I month of December. lH4y, and w»» the ""'.""
nately by
the society not having as yet sele ted a regular Pas-
tor. Organized March 17, 1878. Number of lueiubera,
thirty. Hours of service, eleven o'clock A.M. and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday school at half
past two o'clock P.M. Average attendance, fifty.
Church Officers.— Robert 8. Roberts, Evan Watts,
Williams, Robert E. Williams, and Thomas D. Jones,
Trustees.
Th.
>f the
pri!i'l:
Chinese Mission House.
Location, northeast corner of Stockton and Sacra-
mento streets. Rev. A. W. Loomis, D. D.. Missionary
residence, 1505 Jones street. i ^ „;„. .,„i k
The house is brick, and was built by the liberality , two Fa rivfjr,. „,^,^ ..
of the citizens of San Francisco, and by funds from at' !
the Prcsbyserian Board of Foreign Missions, whose
office is in New York, and by which this mlssl'.n to
the Chinese in California is supported. The house
contains school rooms and rooms for a Chines'- Chris-
tian Association, a chapel which will seat nearly three
hundred people, and apartments for the residence of a
mission family. , u u i i
Religious services in the Chinese language are hold I de.
every Sabbath morning and evening, and also on •'';*■ ;',';':l;
Wednesday evenings. A Sabbath School is al-o held «>°''\;''J;,'?'^, . .
in connection with each of f^^"' "'^^'i «*"r h''„^..Pk I briTkwork^m.n.
An evening school is open throughout the week. I brickwork imm
si >
in I
to tic h.'.w :ii. 1 :.1H1
the towem are the
with th<- v.-tlbMl"
Ov : ■ • ' ■
thv
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wnd tl
Very Rev. J. PrenderBawt. V. U
Lagan and Rev. P. J. CuiuuiIukk.
Flood, Secretary; archlejilsc .lui -.m
dence, C'28 California stnet.
Tli« erection of this uobl.
on the seventeenth of July, l
the basement portion wai» built, aint Ihi
Bumed the July following. Dedlc»te<l !■
18,')4. The church in seventy-five feet \\\
on California street, by one hundred and thin.
feet on l)ii|Hmt street. Service was Ix-^om at i ..1
night on December '24, 1854. The bntienient i>'.r(l n
is lighted from both sides, and well ventlUtcd. The
present expenditure for the building Is tl7S,Ooo. Th»
churcli portion is forty-five feet high in the ch ar, and
contains spacious galleries, and an organ loft. The
ceilings are vaulted with a scries of grained arches,
which are decorated, ainl every means have been re-
sorted to for accommodation, light, and ventilation.
The church can seat twelve humlred porsnns. The
tower is at present one hundred and thirty-llve feet
high, and when completed with a spire, will be two
hundred feet high. The edifice Uof Gothic architec-
ture, which has been carried out In every d<'tall
throughout the building. In all the arrangementi* for
the erection of the church the grejit<-«t alti-ntiuu was
paid to the selection of the best mat'-rlal, and to
the combination of strength and durability, which
are admirably efl'ected In Itscontructlon.
The pre.-ent dimensions of the cathedral not l>elng
sufficiently large for the vast congreijatlon that at-
tends it, it is intended to add about thirty f<-et more
to its length. An archiepiscopal and pastoral resi-
dence on California street, and a beautiful and Kpaci-
ous baptistry have also been ericleil.
Attached to the cathedral Is a large day school for
boys.
Masses: Sundays, at six in Summer, and half-i>ast
six in Winter, half-past seven, nine, and half-past ten
o'clock A.M. ; weekdays, bIi, half-past six, seven, and
half-past seven o'clock A.M.; Vespers, at half-pa«t
seven o'clock Sunday evenings.
Ht. Francis' Cliurch.
Location, north side of Vallejo street, between I»u-
pontand Stockton. Uev. J. V. Harrington, Past-ir;
Rev. Terence Caraher and lU-v. James O'Connor. As-
sistants. Pastoral residence, 510 Or<-« n stn-et.
This church was organized by Very lUv. Anthony
Langlwis, In the Spring of lH41i, thrmgh whow .ilurU
the I
ET
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k
Catholic Church organi/.id in San Fmiiclwo. Its
ground base was forty by ■ ih- hunlre-! f<">«, •■i'<| st-TT
in height. During tl;-
modioiiB churcli was
the seventeenth "f M.I
Gothic order, prevalent
presenting an lUuBtratlon
ture of that period. '■"*■■
Imposing stru< t .
y(jn'' the b'-dy •
vatiKii four di\ i-
from th'- grounii. i
has two side aisles.
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods lovr-Importfi diroct
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomeiy St.
1078
SAN FEANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
the work is finished with a massive and richly deco-
rated cross.
The east and west sides of the structure are divided
by buttresses into eight spaces, in each instance, seven
of which contain the large, pointed arched windows,
which light the church. Beneath the church floor
there is a large, well-lighted basement, which is used
as a school room, and also as a place of meeting for
the parishioners. The extreme dimensions of the
building are sixty-six feet front by one hundred and
thirty-seven and one-half feet in depth ; from the
floor to the foot of the rafters is thirty-five feet, and
from the floor to the apex of the ground arches is
fifty-six feet. Cost over $100,000.
A large organ ni.".de in this city by Joseph Mayer,
organ builder has been recently erected in the choir
gallery. Three lartie oil paintings by Joseph Harring-
ton, the one over the high altar representing the cruci-
fixion, and those over the side altars the Blesstd
Virgin and St. Joseph, and a fine set of the Stati'-nsof
the Cross, painted at Munich after Fuehrich, the
celebrated Viennese artist, complete the interior de-
corations of the church, and are much admired.
Masses : Sundays at a quarter past six, half past
seven, nine, and half past ten o'clock A. M. Sunday
School at half past one o'clock P. M. Vespers and
Benediction on Sunday at half past se. en o'clock P.
M. Mass on week dajsat seven and a quarter to eight
o'clock A. M.
St. . Patrick's Clmrcli.
Location, north side of Mission street, between
Third and Fourth. Eev. Peter J. Grey, Pastor ; Rev.
Thomas Larkin, and Eev. Peter Birmingham, Assist-
ants. Pastoral residence, 74i Mission street.
This church, founded by the Kev. John Maginnis in
1851 , was originally located on the coi-ner of Market
and Annie streets, where the congregation worship-
ped, and a large and flourishing Sunday School was
maintained until the early ijart of 1872, when the
present commodious edifice was completed. The in-
terior of the new church is a vast space of ninety
feet in width by one hundred and sixty in length, and
seventy-five feet high, to the crown of the ceiling of
the nave. The nave comprises the main hall, which
is forty-four feet in width, and on each side are aisles
of eighteen feet in width, separated from the nave by
rows of sixteen fluted columns, eight on a side, from
which spring the upper walls of the main building.
The ceiling is a succession of groined arches, and is
beautifully frescoed in a ground of blue. The light
is ample, there being thirty-six large windows in the
wings and tier, and five in the chancel, all filled with
stained glass. The windows of the chancel represent
St. Patrick, as !> center piece, with the four Evangel-
ists. Eo-ws of niches are in the walls, between the
windows, twelve of the most conspicuous of which
hold statues of the twelve Apostles.
A mammoth organ with fifty-two stops, twenty-four
feet wide, thirty-six feet high, and eighteen fee t deep,
and M'eighiug ten tons, the largest on the coast, is
one of the attractions of the church. The lofty
belfry, one hundred feet from the ground, contains a
beautiful chime of bells, presented to the church by
Peter Donahue, Esq. The total cost of this great
structure is about $175,000. At this date St. Patrick's
is the largest and most costly church edifice in the
State, and its lofty spire, 8\i)jportiug a large cross
richly gilded with gold, two hundred and forty feet
high, is one of the most conspicuous objects in the
city.
Masses : Sundays, at fifteen minutes past six, fifteen
minutes past seven, eight, nine, and half-past ten
o'clock A. M. ; during the week, daily, at half-past six
and half-past seven o'clock A. M. ; Vespers and bene-
diction of the M. H. S., at half-past seven o'clock P.
M. A boys' school is held in the basement, at which
there is an avemge attendance of nearly fonr hundred
pupils. ^
St. Ijirnatias' Churcb.
Location, south side of Market street, between
Fourth and Fifth. Served by the Fathers of the So-
ciety of Jesus, connected with St. Ignatius' College.
The old building, dedicated July 15. 1855, being found
too small for the congregation, the hall of the college
is at present used as a church, and accommodates
about three thousand persons. The church and
college have, however, outgrown the capacity of these
buildings, and, during the past year, the Fathers
of the Society began the construction of the magnifi-
cent church and college on the block bounded by Van
Ness avenue, Grove, Franklin and Hayes streets, for
a description of which see introductory portion of
this publication.
Masses, Sundays, at five, forty-five minutes past
fivt , half past six, fifteen minutes past seven, eight,
forty-five minutes past eight, half past nine, and half
past ten o'clock, A. M. ; Vespers at half past seven
o'clock P. M. Masses on week days at five, forty-five
minutes past five, half past six, fifteen minutes past
seven, and eight o'clock A. M.
Notre Dame cles Victoix'es.
Location, north side of Bush street, between Dupont
and Stockton. Eev. Pierre Eobert, pastor ; residence
52(5 Bush street.
This congregation was organized May, 185(;, and its
edifice dedicated on the fourth of the same month.
The building was constructed by a society of Baptists,
and at the date above given was disposed of to the
present owners. It has a ground base of fifty by one
hundred feet, and, with its basement, has a capacity
of comfortably seating seven hundred persons.
Masses on Sundaysat nine, and half past ten o'clock
A. M. ; Mass on week days at eight o'clock A. M. Ves-
pers, three o'clock P. M. Catechism, on Sundays, at
two o'clock P. M., taught in the English and French
languages, preparatory to communion for children
from ten years and older. Baptism of infants, one
o'clock P. M. The course of preparation requires one
year's attendance at the Sunday School, and time fixed
for confirmation and communion is the first day of
May of each year.
Mission Dolores.
Location, southwest corner of Sixteenth and Dolores
streets. Eev. Eichard P. Brennau, Eector ; rectory,
adjoining the church
■The church was dedicated on the ninth of October,
1776, although projected in 1769, by Father Junipero
Serra, the Father of the California Missions. The
first Friar who had charge was Francisco Palou, who
was assisted in his labors by Benito Cambon. At the
organization of this Mission, and for its protection,
there were fifteen soldiers located at the Presidio,
under the command of S. Flores. A cemetery is at-
tached to the church, in which the first interment
was made in September, 1776. The first Indian con-
vert was baptized on the twenty-seventh day of De-
cember, in the same year. In the introductory por-
tion of the San Francisco Directory for 1862, page 5,
will be found further details connected with the his-
tory of this Mission. Attached to this church is a
large day school
Masses at half past six, eight, one-quarter to nine,
and half past ten o'clock A.M. on Sundays and Festi-
vals. Vespers at half past seven o'clock P.M.
St. Joseph's Cliarcli.
Location, west side of Tenth street, between Folsom
and Howard. Eev. H. P. Gallagher, Rector ; Eev.
J. A. Gallagher, Eev. P. Gallagher and Rev. P. Ward,
Assistants, rectory, adjoining the church.
This church was opened for divine service on the
eighth day of December, 1861. The building first
erected was a neat and substantial one-story frame,
sixty feet long by thirty-seven feet wide, and stands
on the one-hundred vara lot donated by Horace
Hawes, Esq., for the future cathedral of the Arch-
Diocese. The f orementioned building, removed back
for a school, has been replaced by a new edifice, over
thrice the size of the above. It is cruciform Gothic,
and elegantly finished. The new building is designed
to be, as nearly as possible, earthquake proof, the
ceiling being done in finely finished wood.
Services on Simdays and Festival days. Masses, Sun-
days at six, seven, eight, nine, and half past ten o'clock
A.M.; Catechism at nine o'clock A.M., and Vespers at
seven o'clock P.M. in Winter, and half past seven in
Summer. Masses on week days at half past six, seven,
half past seven, and eight o'clock A.M.
St. Rose's Cliurch.
Location, Brannan street, near Fourth. Rev. D. F.
Nugent, Pastor ; residence, adjoining the church.
This church, which was instituted as a chapel, and
served from the various other Roman Catholic
Churches of the city, has, during the past year, been
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
Gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Keamy St
CHURCHES.
1079
entirely remodeled and rebuilt, and a seiiarate parish
constituted for it. The church will be forniallv ded-
icated April 20 of the present year. A pastnnii resi-
dence will also be built durlnfi the year, in front of
the one now occupied. The exp'nditur'cB embraced
in these iuiprovcment-! will reach :?7,0(JO.
Masses arc said at eight and half past ten o'clock
A.M. Sunday School at two o'chnk P.M., and Ves-
pers at half past three o'clock P.M.
St. Bridget's Church.
Location, so\ithwest corner of Broadway street and
Van Ness avenue. Rev. T. Callaghan, Pastor; Rev.
John Kemmy, Assistant ; residence, rear of church.
This church was completed aud services first held
In February, 18C4. It is a wooden structure, cruel-
form, nave thirty-six by fuity-two feet, transept
thirty by sixty feet, erected upon a h t, purchased by
Archbishop Alemany, at a cost of $1,400.
Masses every Sunday at half past six, eight, and half
past ten o'clock A.M. and vespers at seven o'clock P.
M. Catechism for the children at nine o'clock A.M.
Masses on week days at seven o'clock A.M.
St. Peter's Chnrch.
Location, west side of Columbia street, between
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth. Rev. Thomas Gib-
ney. Pastor. Rev. P. S. Casey and Rev. Edward Slaven,
Assistants: pastoral residence, east side of Alabama
street, between Twenty-fourtli and Twenty-fifth.
Since its erection the church edifice has Vieen con-
siderably enlt rged to accommodate the ever-increasing
congregation.
The Academy adjoining the church, under the charge
w ■ 1. .lii\- i,t r.. \. n
lol h&K alnaily bd at-
hoUrH , iiiictK at two
Services are held in the 8p«nlHh Uiiru»k"- »< '• " A. |
M., and in the Italian UnuuKK'' >t ' -i ,
on SiuidayH and KoKtlvnl ciavH. >;
and half-pant ten o'.l(.,k A.' M. \ t
seven o'clock P. M. Msmh m
o'clock A. M. The Sunday S< 1
teudiince of over two hundred
o'clock P. M.
Chnp4>U.
In addition to Fervlcea held at thr dir • .n
Catholic church« » throutihoul the city, r
cises take place rcKuIarly »• the fid)
tlons : PrcHenti.tlon Convent Chnixd, I
St. Rose'H Convent, corner Stelner ami
New Preaentatlon I'onvent, corner of Tn.-
streets; St. Mary's Hoxpltal Chapel, mm' r
and Bryant streets; MuKdalen Asylum Cliai • I
trero avenue, near Twenty-first Htr<ct ; St. Mm '■
College Chaprl, San Jose Ilt^ad; St. Vlticenfa i i ; • :iii
Asylum, South .San KranclBco ; Sacred ll<-art (' ■.;• .■
corner of Li.rkin and Eddy strcttM, and St. h i^. i.i
Church and Monastery, nirthwoiit corner of Uunh aiid
Steiner streets.
SWEDENBORGI.VX.
First Nov Jernsah-m C'hurrh.
Ijocatlon north side of O'Farrell atrtet, between
Mason and Taylor. Rev. J-.hn Doughty, Pastor; n-sl-
dence, 150S Leavenworth street.
This society was organized Febniarj- 1.^, 1852. It has
erected upon an eligible lot, nieasiiring flity-five feet
of the Sisters of Mercy, accommodates the youth of i front bv one hundred and thirty-seven ft< tdetp, a verv
the parish. ' - - .
Masses on Sundays at seven, half past eight, and
half past ten o'clock A.M. Sunday School at twenty
minutes past nine o'clock A.M. for boys, and one
o'clock P.M. for girls.
St. Boniface's Chnrch (German).
Location, south side of Tyler street, between Jones
and Leavenworth. Rev. Sebastian Wolf, Pastor; res-
idence, in rear of the church.
This church was dedicated June, 1870. Masses on
Sundays at eight, and half past ten o'clock A.M. and
Vespers at half past seven o'clock P.M.: week days.
Mass at half past seven o'clock A.M.: Catechism, Sun-
days at a quarter to eight o'clock P.M., under the
charge of the Sisters of St. Dominic.
Church of the Holy Cross.
Location. Calvary Cemetery. Rev. Andrew CuUeu,
Pastor; residence, 1110 Eddy street. Masses on Sun-
days at eight o'clock A.M. Sunday School after last
Mass.
St. John the Baptist Church.
Location, north side of Eddy street, between Oc-
tavia and Lacuna. Rev. A. Cullen, Pastor ; Rev. E.
Morrissey, Assistant ; pastoral residence, 1110 Eddy
street.
During the year a new pastoral residence adjoining
the chnrch has been built, which will be occupied ty-elght members. /F;;";^"* "':,'X7.?,^Vn il c ch.m-
a-nv^nn the Tiresent vear Sirvlcesare now held over}' Sabbath In llic clnin
^Masles'' Sundays It seven, nine and half past ten of the First Society. O'F.rrell street. Utween M»o
neat church edifice in the Gothic styh', cai'slde ••<
seating about three bundrt d and fifty pi rwins, and at
a total expense, including lot and church, of a littlo
over?12,OoO. Theseals are entirely frei' to the puMi
There Is a library connected with tlie chur< h. i ■ n-
tainiug all the theological and nearly all tin »-• i' n-
tlfic books of Swedeiibt)rB, both in English and I.nliij,
and a large number of cidlaternl works by vnri' U'.
anthors, exi)lanatory of the New Church faith, w Uii h
is free to all who desire to lufonn themselves con-
cerning this peculiar religious s.x stem.
Services are held every Sabbath at eleven o'chx-k .\.
H. and half past seven o'clock p.m. Allnllni^tIlll.' u
of the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the .1-. . f
the morning service on the first Sundays In J«i.uar\ .
April, July, and October. Sabbath School at half p»bt
twelve o'clock r.M.
Church Officers.— Charles Pace, President; (i. H.
Sanders, Secretary and Tr. asurer; B. Shtllanl, ('. C.
Wehb, T. S. Miller, O. Davidson, A. W. Manning,
Trustees: Dr. A. Kellogg, John McCralth. J. Malhew
son. E. Ekelund, E. A. Sawyer, E. D. F.uslcr, (». W
O. Harford, Church Committee; H. L. Ilosmer. Secre-
tary of the Society; V . Boynton, Librarian.
Netv Jerusalem Church.
Rev. Leonard E. Jordan. Pastor; residence, ill
Franklin street.
This society was organized April 3, ISTO.^wlth twen-
h
Mason
o'clock A.M. Vespers Sundays, with instnictione at j and 'I'aylor streets
half past seven o'clock P.M. Sunday School in the '"-- ~
morning alter nine o'clock Mass.
Instruction for children in Catechism every Satnr-
day morning.
Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe
(Guadalupe Church.)
■ Location, north side of Broadway Street, bet Mason
and Taylor. Rev. Andres Garriga, Pastor; Kev. , c« -»,., n m..v
Charles Vranchi, Assistant; pastoral residence «>« ^Jjf,-;;.''^;' {'.;;;';. „«:.\;
^^his'chifrcr was organized for the ^e-A* "^tl^! ' J/^'r.^.'l-^'^^r^riyf /ir.' ^J.
Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese resiaents The first fl"*'' ^ ' . t^ bet eei 'h.> a.
se^vices'wereheldon Christn.as D«y,18'r,. ^At pres- «';;,Ve;«rar lU.r. the He:' .?
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Church onicers— Oliver Eldrldgc (Chairman), J. H.
Purki tt, David Wilder, H. H. Ingersou, aud llev. Jos.
Worcester, Church Committee.
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First CnKurian < hurrh.
I.^c:itlon. south Hide nf (ieary ►trerl. iMtween Du-
Hev. Horatio Ht*bblus. P»»tc>r;
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Vices are now heM. ^- intend.Uo .ectwIthltUh. ^ rU.d i^^!^^,^^^.;^^,.^^
and died in Bor-
next two vears an elegant structure. — - „ .. - v .
$11 000 and wUh the completion of the chnrch and P^t'T. Kev.
parfonige s^stimated to cost about J40,(;0<., of which •'""*'•«;►*•
$30,000 has been raised, nearly the who .having been Jh'' third r ...... . _.^.^.
subscribed by the Spanish residents of this city. rhed Au^,UBt .il. i. an
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■without intermission until June 1, 1859, at whicli
time he resigned his charge and left for New York.
The Rev. John A. Buckingham then officiated as tem-
porary Pastor until April 5, 1860. The Rev. Thomas
Starr King arrived here with his family April 28,
1860, and commenced his ministrations the following
day (Sunday) before one of the largest congregations
ever assembled in this city.
During the period of Mr. King's ministry, the so-
ciety extinguished a long-standing debt of $20,000,
and erected a new church on Geary street, near Stock-
ton, at a cost of $11.5,000, all of which has been paid.
It is one of the mest beautiful structures our city con-
tains, and is remarkable for the parity of its archi-
I tectural design and its interior beauty.
Upon the death of Thomas Starr King, on the 4th
of March, 1864, Rev. Dr. Henry W. Bellows, of All
I Souls Church, New York, President of the Sanitary
I Commission, and one of the most distinguished and
influential ministers of the denomination, responded
to an earnest call from the society, and left New
York within a few weeks to fill the pulpit thus va-
I Gated, for a period of six months.
The Rev. Horatio Stebbins, of Portland, Maine,
: who had received an unauimuiis call from the society,
; became the permanent Pastor the following Septem-
ber. Since then the society has enjoyed its accus-
tomed prosperity.
The pews of the church are not owned by individu-
als, but belong to the society, whose organic laws re-
quire that they shall be rented annually, at auction,
to the highest bidder. A clause iu the New Consti-
tution of the society provides that the property shall
never be pledged, mortgaged, or incumbered for any
purpose whatever.
There is connected with the society an organized
charity, called The Society for Christian Work.
Religious services are held on Sunday at eleven
O'clock A.M. and half past seven o'clock P. M. ; all
seats are free at the evening services.
The Sunday School has about four hundred and
fifty scholars and teachers, and a library of two
thousand volums. The Sunday School is held at half
past nine o'clock A.M.
Church Officers. — C. Adolphe Low, Moderator;
James D. Bailey, Treasurer ; H. C. Swain, Clerk ; R.
Gr. Sneath, Horatio Frost, E. Ransom, Christian Kirk,
Mark Sheldon, and J. G. Jackson, Trustees.
UNIVEESALIST.
First Universalist Churcli.
Present place of worship, Mis.sion street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. B. F. Bowles, Pastor ; resid-
ence, 26'22 Bush street.
This parish was organized August 14, 1874. Services
are held every Sabbath at eleven o'clock A. M., and
half past seven o'clock P. M. Average number of
congregation two hundred and fifty.
The Sabbath School connected' with the chiu-ch
meets at half past twelve o'clock P. M.
Church Officers.— E. C. Boobar, President ; J. T.
Hoj't, Secretary; Charles H. Mann, Treasurer; A. P.
Payson, L. F. Baker. Col. C. V. Sykes, A. M. Jewell,
A. Folsom, J. D. Thompson, and C. L. Haskell,
Trustees.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mariners' Chnrcli.
Location, northeast corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets. Rev. Joseph Rov.ell, Pastor; resid-
ence, 1416 Sacramento street; Rev. W. D. Bishop.
Missionary.
Tills church was organized with six members, in
December, 18,>S, and now numbers two hundred and
twenty. The house of worship occupied by the so-
ciety is a commodious wooden building, ei-ected in
1866, by contributions from mercnauls and other
citizens of San Francisco.
This church finds a wide field for usefulness, in the
usual church service.*, a larg" Bible Class for seamen
and strangers, a free reading room, monthly meetings
of the S. F. Marine Temperance Society, several
Prayer meetings on week-day evenings, preaching on
the Sabbath, in the English and Swedish languages,
and personal labor on the Sabbath and during the
week at the U. S. Marine Hospital, distribution of
bibles and tracts on shipboard, boarding houses, and
elsewhere, and missionary labors about the streets,
wharves and shipping, and on board sea-going vessels,
It is an undenominational missionarj- church.
There is connected with this church a Bible Class
and Sabbath School, numbering more than one hun-
dred teachers and scholars ; meets at half-past nine
o'clock A.M. Services every Sabbath at eleven o'clock
A. M. and three and half-past seven o'clock P. M.
Prayer meetings every Sunday, Wednesday, and Fri-
day evenings, at half-past seven o'clock P. M.
During the year 1860 a society was formed among
the business men of San Francisco, having for its ob-
ject the moral improvement of seamen, called the
San Francisco Port Society. It seeks to attain its ob-
ject by sustaining the preaching of the gospel, and
other missionary labors in connection with the
Mariners' Church.
Church Officers. — Rev. J. Rowell, Pastor and Chap-
lain of the American Seaman's Friend Society, who
has labored here since August, 18-58 ; Henry Chester,
William D. Bishop and Charles Ferris, Deacons.
Reformed Episcopal Church of San Fran-
cisco.
Place of worship Buddy's Hall, 909^2 Market street.
Services every Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. The
church at this time has no regular pastor, and Its
pi'osijects are rather undetermined ; but efforts for a
reorganization will be made in the present year. It
was organized October 15, 1876.
Church Officers, — Robert Ash, W. R. Benjamin,
Charles E. Barnes, T. Washington, W. G. Newton, J.
B. Wynn, and George Dixon, Trustees.
Second Advent Christian Church.
Location north side of Eddy street, between Taylor
and Jones, Thomes Howell, Elder ; residence, 20 Oak
street, near Mason.
This Society was organized in 1870. The church
edifice owned and occcpied by the society was erected
in 1873, at a cost of $3,000. Services are held every
Sunday at eleven o'clock A. M. and half past seven
o'clock P. M. Present membershiiJ about fifty.
Church Officers, — H. W. Snow, and A. Mero, Dea-
cons ; H. W. Snow, Treasurer: Horace D. Irwin, Sec.
retary.
Seventh-Day Adventists .
Organized 1871 ; place of worship, Laguna street,
between Tyler and McAllister ; M. C. Israel, Elder ;
residence at church.
Services every Saturday, at half ten o'clock A. M.,
and Sunday at half past seven o'clock P. M. Sunday
School at ten o'clock A. M.
Trustees, Charles R. Chittenden, Olof Wilson, Jane
Rowland, and Jane L. James.
Disciples of Christ .
Congregation of Disciples of Christ (Christian
Church) ; Isaac W. Teuer, Associate Elder ; residence,
7 Russ street. Number of members, seventy. Meets
every Lord's Day at eleven o'clock A. M. in church
buildiuR, south side of Minna street, between Fourth
and Fifth. Sunday School meets immediately after
morning service; Sunday School attendance, eighty-
five.
Church Officers, — S. Sturgess, H. H. Luse, and
Thomas Barr, Deacons ; S. Sturgess, J. S. Lambert,
Thomas Barr, R. Davidson, and Thomas J. Weaver,
Trustees.
The Independent Geiinan Congreg^ation of
San Francisco.
Incorporated July 1, 1870. Lectures by the Speaker,
Mr. Fred. Schueneuiaun-Pott, held at 310 O'Farrell
street. Sundays, at half past ten o'clock A. M. during
the Winter numths, and on Thursdays during the
Summer. Sunday School at nine o'clock A. M. ; num-
ber of scholars, one hundred.
Officers, — William Westerf eld. President ; F. Aszta-
los, Vice-President; F. O. Reinhard, Secretary; K.
Plantz, Financial Secretary ; Theodore Meetz, 'Treas-
urer.
Bullock k Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest & Exclusive Novelties.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeaniy St
CHURCHES.
1081
Reoi-s:anized Church of Jesus Christ
of JLattei>Day Saints (San Francisco
Branch; .
Organized 18G3. William Anderson, Presiding Eld-
er. This congregation numbers eiyhty-six members
including five Elders, two Priests, two Teachers, and
two Deacons
Meets every Sunday at half-past two o'clock P M
Saints' meeting and preaching at half-past seven
o'clock P.M., in the Grand Army of Republic Hall, 71
New Montgomery street.
Christian Brethren.
These brethren had their origin at Plymouth, Eng-
land, about forty-five years ago, in which country they
are generally called Plymouth Bntbren; they, how-
ever, disclaim being called by any name! They have
no organization, as they believe it is not scriptural—
they simply meet to tl.e name of Jesus.
Meetings held every Lord's Day at eleven o'clock
A.M., for the breaking of bread at 15 Ninth street.
Russian Church.
Place of worship, Greenwich street, between Stock-
ton and Dupont. Kev. W. N. Westhomoff, Arch-
priest; residence, 520 Greenwich street. Rev. N. Kov-
regin. Missionary Priest; residence, 1141 L'nion
street.
Services every Sunday at ten o'clock A.M. and Sat-
urday at five o'clock P.M.
There is a school in connection with the church
held every day during the week except Sunday, for
the instruction of children in religion and preparing
them for the church.
Friends' Meeting*
Members of this Society hold a meeting every First
Day (Sunday), at half-past eleven o'clock A.M., in the
Fifteenth District Com t room, 8 Montgomery avenue,
third floor.
San Francisco Spiritualists' Union.
Organized May 26, 1872. Meets every Sunday in
Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market street. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and fifty. Children's I'rogressive
Lyceum at half-past ten o'clock A.M. C(mference or
Lecture at two o'clock P.M. Lecture at half-past sev-
en o'clock P.M.
Officers — Mrs. Lavinia Mathews, President; George
O.Irvin, Vice-President; X. W. Allen, Secretary; N. 0.
Mayo, Treasurer.
SOCIETIES.
Religious,
AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY-PACIFIC AGENCY.
—Rev. Frederic E. Shi arer. Secretary. This society
was organized in 1825, to diffuse Gospel truth through
the printed page. Its headquarters are at 150 Nassau
street, New York. It prints the Gospel in one hun-
dred and forty-five languages or dialects, publishes
over twelve hundred dim-rent books, thirty-three hun-
dred tracts and cards, and seven periodicals. The Pa-
cific agency was established in December, Iwl'J, and
employed last year twentj'-two colporteurs, three of
whom were converted Chinamen. Its missionary
work in this field, with the aid rendered to churches
and Sunday Schools, was at a cost of .*10,000.
Its depository, at 757 Market Street, is also the de-
pository of the California Bible Society, the American
Sunday School Union, the Presbyterian IJ-ard ol Pub-
licatiou, and the Congregational Publishing Society.
B.\PTIST MINISTERS' MEETING OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO AND VICINITY.— Meets every Monday, at two
o'clock P.M., in the Metropolitan Temple, northeast
corner of Fifth and Jessie streets.
Oflicers.— Rev. S. 13. Morse, President; Rev. win-
field Scott, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA BIBLE SOCIETY.-Organized Octo-
ber30 18J9. The location of the society s bullrtUiR
was on Stockton Stree* until the present building on
Market Street was erected, the corner stone of winch
was laid May 2, 1862. The building has two 8t..res on
the ground floor, odv of which Is now occupied sa tlie
depository of the society. I h. ii»i„f ,.f th. k .i. ty
was changed by Act of th. I
San Francisco Hible Soon i ,
constitution adopted Nov:
7.'.7 Market Htreet. MeetiUKh ul tUe UoarU oj 'l rm.U«s
are held by appolntiueut. on ihc Tuinday »f l« r the
first Sunday ■•f each month.
Officers.- Annis Merrill, Prehident , Il«:v.\V. A. Hcott,
D.D. LL.D., Rev. A. L. Stone, D. H.. Itev. William Al-
exauder, D.D., Rev. M. C. HrlggH, lU-v. T K N.l.le,
Rev. John Hemphill, Rev. Otis Gibson. !:■ •■ r
Woodbridge. D.D., Rev. M. M. (tllison. -
sons, of San FranclHco ; Kev. Lucius II ■ v.
James Eells, D.D., Rev. Robert lUutley, IM'.. U. v. J.
K. McLean. D.D., Rev. 8. U Mors.'. Rev. Thomaa
Guard. D.D., of Oakland; Rev. \V. H. Hill, of Los An-
geles; Rev. I. E. Dwinell, 1»,1>.. Rev. E. L. Rice, of
Sa«raiuento; Rev. 8. Wllley, l).I)..of SsnUCnii, Vice-
Presidents; Nathaniel Gray. E. P. Flint, Ira I'. Ksn-
kin, John R. Mason, Elijah Rigelow, W. H. C.Kllng-
ton, Charles Wittram, and William B. Wadaworth.
Trustees.
CHURCH SOCIETY OF ST. FTIANCIS PARISH.
Organized February, 1874. Niimlicr of membiTK,
twenty-five hundred. Meets monthly at St. Frauds'
Church.
The object of the society is to promote the spiritual
and temporal well-being of the parish, and toco-
operate with the clergy in all matters in which they
may require the assistance of the laity.
Officers. — Myles D. Sweeny, President ; Bobcrt J.
Tobin, Vice-President ; John MulhoUsnd, Secretary;
Rev. John Harrington, Treasurer.
LADIES' PASTORAL AID SOCIETY OF TRINITY
CHIRCH.— Organized lH7:i. Meets every Friday at
Trinity Churrh. after morning ser\-lce. The object of
the Society is to take under its care the de<>tltiit<> and
friendless within the bounds of Trinity Chur< h parish,
to fiudemployment for those requiring It. and to pro-
vide clothing and assistance for such as may be iu
need of it ; to visit and comfort the sick and the
afllicted; to endeavor to bring to the chuch those who
are neglectful of its services, ami particularly the
poorer and friendless classes; to gather chilln-n into
the Sunday School, and to aid In pri>vldlng aetlve ami
competent teachers ; in short, to do all in its j>ower.
under the guidance and direction of the Reciorof th"
parish, to advance the Interests of the Church of
Christ, and to extend to those around the privileges
and blessings of the gospel.
Officers— Mrs. CharlesC.Keeny. Preshtcnt; Mrs. H.
W. Beers, Vice-President; Miss Ella Maynard, Sccnv
tary; Mrs. Elizabeth M. L.Wigfall, Treasurer.
OCCIDENTAL BRANCH OF THE WOMAN'S FDR-
EUJN MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF THE I'KESUY-
TEKIAN CHIRCH.— Organized March. 1874. and has
for its especial field of labor the evangell/jitl.'ii of
heathen women on the PacUb- Coast. Thirt;. ii"
auxiliary societies have b<"en formed ou tlo .'i-t.
seven of which are located In this city. The »,.. i. ly
purchased in June, 1M7C, the property at U.l-i s.i m
mento street for the purposes of the Mission li hk-.
Dally school in EiiKlish and Chinese 1h niaintniiK.l.
and Chinese women are In cases I'f per«ecutlon
afforded shelt T In the Home.
Officers— Mrs. P. D. Browne, President ; Mm. J. W.
Stewart. Secretary; Mrs. B. (). Devoo, Treasurer.
PACIFIC PKE.SBYTEUIAN i:MON.-nr-»ni.-. 1 iv. ,
tober, 1H75. Coiui>om(I of the elergy S! i
several Presbyterian churches of the i
The advancement of the lnt:n'sls of l"r. ■' ,
upon the PadOc Coast, mission work and cvtuiji
tlon. , , ,
The Union meeU on the s. I M i.ln^ f
month at the different cln:-
reitors meet on the first M
complete directory of all tl.. ^
teriaii (Jhiirches upon the I'acluc l o*»t uUl bt. ki
the l'nion.
:<.li.u»-
b
Sabbath Sch<X)l» are ii,nint»iiP .1 bv tli.> f il' n ■
Sunday afternoon M
and tleary streets.ai
every Sunday, under .
Tavfor, respectively. „ , , . „ w
Officers— 1). W. UorsburR, President: Geo. H
inuiids, Vice-President; A. L. Taylor. R«-cordIng
ptbj
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BEAMISH, undercells all— Shirts, Underwear, Neck-dreGS, etc.
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1082
SAN FRANCISCO DIEECTOEY.
retary ; J. E. Bidwell, Corresponding Secretary ; J.
Shaw. Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO PORT SOCIETY. — Organized
March, 1860. Objects: The moral improvement of
seamen and others connected with the sea, in this
port, by aiding the American Seaman's Friend Society
of New York, in sustaining the Mariners' Church of
San Francisco, and in such enterprises connected
therewith as the society may approve. Any person
may become a member by paying $.5 a year, or a life
member by the payment at one time of S'lO.
In 1866 they erected a fine house of worship for the
seamen of this port, on the corner of Sacramento and
Drumm streets, at a cost, for lot and house, of more
than $20,000, which was contributed for the purpose
by citizens of San Francisco and others.
Oflficers. — Oliver Eldridge, President ; Henry P.
Blanchard, Vice-President ; .J.Rowell, Secretary ; Rob-
ert Balfoiir, Treaurer ; Ira P. Rankin, J. T. Dean, I. W.
Raymond, Charles Goodall, Robert Balfour. David
Meeker, Henry Chester, and J. Rowell, Trustees.
SODALITY OF THE B. V. M.— Organized Decem-
ber, 1861. Organizations of the above sodalities have
existed for the past two hundred years. This sodality
was founded in this city by the Rev. .J. M. C. Buchard,
S. J., having for its object the moral and religious im-
provement of its members. The society is governed
by a Prefect and two assistants, together vrith a Sec-
retary, Treasurer, and a council of twelve members
elected annually. Its present spiritual Director is
Rev. Joseph M. Neri, S. J. It has a library of over
three thousand volumes, which is open every Sunday
at half past two o'clock P. M., and TVednesclay at half
past seven o'clock P. M. Gentlemen's Sodality meet-
ings held every Sunday morning, at eight o'clock, in
their chapel, basement of St. Ignatius Church, on
Market street, between Fourth and Fifth. Number of
members about six hundred.
Ladies' Sodality of the B.V. M. meets every Sunday
at half past two o'clock P. M. Number of members,
two hundred aud fifty. Volumes in library, about fif-
teen hundred. Present Director Rev. A* Maraschi,
S.J.
WOMAN'S BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY OF
THE PACIFIC COAST.— Organized 1878. Niimber of
members, two hundred. Meets every fourth Satur-
day of each month at Metropt>litan Temple.
Officers. — Mrs. O. I. Dennisou, President ; Mrs. J. J.
Ayer, Secretary ; Mrs. J. N. Thompson, Treasurer.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.— lu
corporated September 13, 1853. The objects of this
I association are:
I 1st. The improvement of the physical, mental,
I and spiritual condition of its members, the develop-
ment of their charity and zeal, and the extension of
the Christian religion, especially to such as are not
in the habit of attending public worship in the
churches.
2d. To unite the members, particularly the young
men of the various churches and congregations of
this city, in such works of charity as are not specially
provided for by the churches themselves.
For the attainment of these objects, there is pro-
vided and maintained: A library and bath rooms, free
to all members of this association. A reading room,
well supplied with current literature, daily, weekly,
pictorial, secular, and religious papers, tree to all
such as conform to the rules and regulations issued
by the Board of Managers from time to time. The
library contains upward of four thousand volumes.
There is also a gymnasium connected with the insti-
tution.
A Prayer Meeting, to which all are invited, is held
at the rooms every Saturday evening, from eight to
nine o'clock ; also a Daily Prayer Meeting, from quar-
ter past twelve o'cIock to one o'clock P.M. Bible
Class, on Monday evenings at half past seven o'clock.
Services in the large hall of the association every
Sunday at ten o'clock A.M., and three o'clock P.M.
Services are also held under the auspices of the
association in the various prisons of the city, as well
as frequently in the open air at various localities.
The association has a large and handsome building
on Sutt<^r street, between Kearny and Dupont. The
free reading rooms are open every day from eight
o'clock A.M. to half past nine o'clock P.M.
Officers.— Jacob S. Taber, President ; B. W. Owens,
E. D. Sawyer, W. C. Burnett, Dr. M. T. Wilson and
J. K. S. Latham, Vice-Presidents ; S. E. Dutton, Cor-
responding Secretary ; G. T. Hanly, Treasurer ; Rev.
H. Cox, D. D., Chaplain and Librarian.
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION (Chi-
nese) . — Location of rooms, northeast corner of Sacra-
mento and Stockton streets. Open every day until half
past nine o'clock P.M. The association is under the
charge of Rev. A. W. Loomis. D.D.,who gives instruc-
tion in the English l.inguage, and has charge of the
library. Preaching in Chinese on Sundays at eleven
o'clock A.M. and at half past seven o'clock P.M., and
on Saturdays at half past seven o'clock P.M.
Officers.— Fong Noy, President ; Yong Lee, Secre-
tary.
YOUNG MEN'S HEBREW ASSOCIATION.— Organ-
ized October 14, 1877. The objects of the association
are:
1st. The improvement of the mental, moral, and
social codition of its members
2d. The protection of Hebrew interests.
The association at present numbers one hundred
and seventy-five members, and meets monthly at
their rooms 117 Post street.
Officers. — Max Popper. President ; Nathan New-
mark, Vice-President : Nathan Strauss, R' cording Sec-
retary ; M. J. Sahlein, Financial Secretary: M. A.
Cahen, Treasurer; J. Steppacher, A. W. Myer, D. S.
Cohen, E. B. Marx, J. Rothschild, M. Warschauer, S.
H. Simon, M. Dreyfus, and Charles Schilling, Direc-
tors.
YOUNG WOMEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September 9, 1877. Incorporated February
1, 1878. Number of members, about one hundred and
eighty. The objects of the association includes the
establishment of an industrial department for desti-
tute women, a reading room and library for women
and girls, the furnishing of advice, sympathy, tempo-
ral aid and encoiiragement to friendless and homeless
young women arriving or residing in the city, and the
extension of moral and religious surroundings to all
families needing such ministrations.
The rooms of the association are located at 218 Stock-
ton street, and consist of library, reading and sewing-
rooms. The library contains over one thousand vol-
umes of well selected literature, and the reading room
is copiously supplied with the choicest periodicals.
The annual meeting is held in February of each year.
Officers. — Mrs P. D.Browne, President ; Mrs. Fisher
Ames, Secretary ; Miss Dora Riversmith, Correspond-
ing Secretary ; Mrs. P. S. Williamson, Treasurer.
Benevolent.
AMERICAN PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION.— Ob
ject: Mutual benefit to members of the order.
Organized 1867. Number of members in San Fran-
cisco, about thirty-five hundred.
WoRTHT Grand Lodge.— Meets annually at 713 Mis-
sion street, San Francisco, first Monday in December.
Officers. — Nathaniel Curry, Grand Master; John D.
Coulie, Grand Secretary. Office, 213 Fremont s'.reet.
Four Subordinate Lodges have been organized in
this city, viz :
Califoknia Lodge, No. 1. — Meets every Monday
evening at 997 Market street.
Yerba Bpena Lodge, No. 2. — Meets every Friday
evening at 713 Mission street.
P.vcinc Lodge, No. .t. — Meets every Friday evening
at Champion Hall, Potrero.
Hakmony Lodge, No. 6. — Meets every Tuesday eve-
ning at 997 Market street.
ANCIENT ORDER OF FORRESTERS.— The objects
of this order are to aid the sick members, give relief
to their widows and orphans, to find employment for
the unemployed, and all other benevolent iiurposes.
This order has been in existence from time immemo-
rial, and its Courts are to be found in almost every
civilized country. Wm. T. Solley, General Secre-
tary, office, 610 Kearny street. Five Courts have been
organized in this city, viz:
Court Robin Hood, No. 5931. — Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month at Druid's Hall, 413
Sutter street.
BuUock & Jones-Impc^ing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St —Latest and Ezclusive Patterns.
Pine Scarfs and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS'. 7X to 716 Zeamy St.
SOCIETIES — BENEVOLENT.
1083
Court Eureka, No. 614b.— Meets first and third St. John's Lodge Ko. 73.— Mart* vrwj Saturday
Thursdays of each month at Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush at 913 Market street.
street. I
COURT AURORA, No. 6450.-Meets first and third LArl''„*ii'^^V^,Hpl'J>?''oh^^'!°'^T'^'* '''^
Wednesdays of each month at 417 Kearny street. | Ji^ParSans Me' J^l^/nthR n' ■ """ "'"' " '' *"
Court America, No. 64.=i4.— Meets second and fourth menib.r vt the sockty. Nuinbtr
Thursdays at Champion Hall, Potrero. ' Offloers. -Mrs. Hohina Cahu, !.■ i.
Court Pride of California, No. 1 (.Juvenile Friudmami, Secretary and Treainir.-r
«?h n!'nnn?«';1i'7 K™,?tifr'"'^ Wednesdays of , AUSTRIAN BENEVOUINT ROCIETV -Onmnlwd
each month at 41- Kearnv street. Septeml.cr '24, Ihto. Nun.Wr. • v • !
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIANS.— Orcani/.ed i.nd twenty. Meets 71 N. ■
March 2'J, 1800. Headquarters Hibcrnia Hall. The the stcnml ami fciirth Fri<lii
Board of Directors, composed of all thi^ Division To assist needy members lu ■ ......" , ....-
Officers in the county, meets on the "JOth of each tress.
month. I oracers.—N. P. MilloRlav, President; J.J. Barrj-.
State Officers.— Thaddeus Flanagan, State Delegate; ' Vlce-PreKident ; N. Bollinger, Recording 8<^rrct«ry ; F,
Henry Monahan, State Secretary ; Henry Monahan, ' Eoenig, Treasurer.
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State Treasinrer.
William Gilleran, County Delegate; J. H. Gilmore. '
County Secretary ; Chris O'Connor, County Treasurer.
Ten Divisions have been organized in this city,
viz:
Division No. 1. — Meets second Friday of each
month at Hibernia Hall, 'i-JG Third street.
Division No. 2. — Meets first Thursday of each
month at Hibernia Hall.
Division No. 3. — Meets third Tuesday of each
month at Charter Oak Hall, 771 Market street.
Division No. 4. — Meets second Wednesday of each
month at Irish-Americau Hall, 818 Howard street.
Division No. 5. — Meets first Wednesday of each
month at Humboldt Hall, corner of Mission and
Erie streets.
Division No. 6. — Meets second Friday of each
month at Irish-American Hall.
BENEVOLENT AND PROTECTIVE OBDER OF
ELK.S.— Organized April 11, 1870. J. Harney. DUtrlct >
Deputy and Grand E. R.
San FRANcisro Lodoe, No 3.— Meets f' r I.ms n. ..,.
purposes every Sunday afteni on. S
held every Sunday evening, at 417 Keari
Officers.— \Vm. Walsh, E. R. ; John !:■ i !
K. ; R. McFarland, E. L. K. ; Elias Uphiit, L. Uh...
R. Scott, Secretary ; ThoB. Brce. Treasurer.
San Francisco Lodge, No. 12.— Organized March 9.
18'i9. Number of members, forty. Meets every Sun-
day at 413 Sutter street.
Officers.— John Harney, E. R. ; J. N. Long, Secre-
tary ; Alfred Perrler, Treasurer.
B'NAI B'RITH— District Grand Lodoe, No. 4.—
Meets tverj- fourth Sunday in January, it B'nal B'rith
Building, 121 Eddy street.
Officers.— H. Lowenberg. President; William Kler-
DrvisiON No. 7.— Meets second Tuesday of each ski. First Vice-President; S. Ho( linfadter. S«Toiid
month at Charter Oak Hall. i Vice-President ; Louis Flatau. necreUrj- ; M. Kalmuk.
^— ^-^^^^^^tl^^^^'^^^1^ \ '^^;^hno;iS^?rXl^rg^r Jli^th^clty. .1. Of
which meet in the B'nal B'rith Building upon the
following evenings, viz:
Ophib Lodoe, No. 21.— Meets every Weiluesday.
Unfty Lodge, No. 273.— Meets every Monday.
at St. Joaciih's Hall, west side of Tenth street, be-
tween Howard and Folsom.
Division No. 9.— Meets first Thursday of each |
month at Irish-American Hall. I
DI^^8ION No. 10.— Meets first Friday of each I
month at Fay's Hall, corner Twenty-stxth and Mission
8trG6ts i
ANCIENT ORDER OF UNITED WORKMEN.- |
This Ord< r, which was first organized in the State by
the institution of California Lodge No. 1 at West
Oakland, August 21, 1S75, has grown rapidly, until
now it has assumed proportions, in respect to num-
bers and organization, which places it in the front
rsnlf amoni? our manv secret benevolent orders. Over day. i „ _. i
e?ghtyTod|es La^e been formed in the State, with an | B'sai B'Rith Hall Association. - Incon-or-t-d
MoDiN Lodge, No. 42.— Meets cver>- Tuenday.
Pacific Lodge, No. 18.— Meets .;very Thursday.
MoNTEKiOBE LoDOE, No. 51.— Meets every Sunday
CoLtnuBLA Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every Monday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 129.— Meeto everj- Wed-
nesday. _..
Califorxl* Lodge, No. 163.- MecU every Thurs-
April 9, 1H7K. for the purpos«< of building and lualii-
.s.v-fe-.- r n ^„i,«.,i talning a suitable stru.ture f.r tii. «.,. i, ...!«-
The Grand Lodge of CALiFoaNL^.-Organized ^„^^ ^f\^^ ^riU-T . Capital st.n^k •
ten thousand shares of tlu
aggregate membership of five thousand. _ _ ^ , _^.^^. ^ ^^^.^^^^^ ntructure f
1877. Meets in Oakland. „- „ t i
Officers.— M. W. Fish, P. G. M. W. ; Mm. H. Jordan,
G M W ■ M. T. Brewer, G. F. ; Geo. Featherston, G.
O ■ H g' Pratt, G. Recorder; C. H. Haile, G. Re-
cei'ver ; C. W. Taylor, G. G. ; E. De Lano, (i.y..
Eleven Lodges have been instituted in this city,
^'golden Gate Lodge No. 8.-Meets every Thurs-
day at 320 Post street. ^ ^
Harmony Lodge No. O.-Meets every Saturday at pr.Hident; M. Goldbi-rg. .Secretary ; M. Morgen.tern.
913 Market street. Treasurer ; Jacob Oans. Librarian.
Terba Buena Lodge No. 14.-Meet8 every Friday | p^^g ^^j^p oiRLB' All) SOCIETY. -Incon>or«i-d
at 320 Post street. | September 15, 1874. ObJecU: To Improve th- ■ . n II-
Bernal Lodge No. 19.— Meets every Tuesday at ti,j„ a„a promote usefulne.a of i
i-h
during the past year a magnii'.
hall building has been erected upun I
tween Mason and Taylor, at a cost <'f
lot. $70,000. Tliefurnisliliiglnvolvi 1 :i!i
layof *15,000. SlxcapscloushalK
the building, bexldes a library »r
library cuntains about three til' '
Officers. —Joseph Bien, Proildeiit . .\ N'
comer of Sixteenth and Valencia streets
Unity Lodge No. 27.-Meete every Tuesday at 320
I*ost street
Valley Lodge No. 30.-Meet8 every Wednesday at
il33 Mission street.
SP.ARTAN Lodge No. 36.-Meet8 every Thursday at
320 Post street.
Myrtle Lodge No. 42. -Meets every Saturday at
913 Market street. „. „ .. . ,
Washington Lodge No. eC-Meets; every Thurs- persons who werj, ""'f ;,!• ^^„;' ,„ „
day at 909J4 Market street. _ ..._.._. I iJ.'JIIn^^'u^n.upV//^
Burns' Lodge No. CS.-Meets every Thursday at
997 Market street.
tw.lveand thlrt.< n huli'lr. d inrnib
iniiu.Vl.e.
less boys and girls of Ssii Fran, i
Ing. containing lodging", bath, r
rooms, library of iipwardB of t».. i.i .—.. . ■ '-.
and (lyninaslum. C.h clenientlna itlrecl. _ _ _ ,_
OftlcerH.-OeorgeC. Illckoi, I'reMdent ; D. C. Batea.
8ecreUry;J. M. Baker, Superintendent.
BRITISH BENEVOLENT SOCIETV OK CaLIFOR
NIA.— RooiuH. No. "30 Montgomery ►tr< • I
This society wan organized In -"
of aflTordliiK relief t.) sick and .!
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have lie««n a«l-
BEAlflSHTaS^a^' lat^ styles. Collars. Cufe, Neck ^ress, etc
AKLEHSON Si RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1084
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOEY.
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mitted to membership, and there are now some one
hundred and eighty paying members, including thir-
teen life members, on the rolls. In May, 1867, the
association was completely reorganized and incorpo-
rated, and a constitution adopted, containing several
admirable features, and, among others, provisions for
free lectures, debates, and social concerts. From the
time of its formation the aflFairs of the society have
been carefully and judiciously managed, and its char-
ity dispensed with prudent liberality. It has uniform-
ly co-oi)erated with the San Francisco Benevolent As-
sociation, St. Andrew's Society, and other societies,
and through its agency their burden has been greatly
lightened ; many hundreds of sick and destitute men,
women, and children effectively relieved, and a large
number provided with employment. The relief given
is, for the most part, temporary. The Board of Re-
lief is in attendance daily from ten o'clock A.M. to
one o'clock P.M. The regular meeting is held on the
first Monday of each month, at four o'clock P. M.
Oihcers. — William Lane Booker, H. B. M. Consul,
President; Simon L. Jones, First Vice-President;
Henry Austin, M.D., Second Vice-President; H. A.
Fox, Treasurer ; J. P. McCurrie, Secretary ; Charles
Pace, William Hayes, A. Forbes, Geo. Naunton, Charles
Hopps, D. B.Brown, and L. Kilgour, Board of Direct-
ors ; D. B. Brown, William Hayes, K. P. Davies, Frank
Trevor, H. H.Wilson, and E. Blakely, Board of Relief ;
R. Mackintosh, M.D., R. L. Pinching, M.D., and E.
Parson, M.D., Board of Physicians ; William Picker-
ing, John Calvert and D. McDonald, Druggists.
BRITISH MUTUAL, BENEFIT SOCIETY.— Organ-
ized May 3, 1876. Meets second and fourth Thursdays
Df each "mouth, at Y. M. C. A. Hall, 232 Sutter street.
Object : The mutual assistance of its members in
case of sickness or want.
Officers. — Charles Willmot, President ; John Brews-
ter, Vice-President ; James Vance, Treasurer ; W. G.
Salter, Secretary.
CALIFORNIA PRISON COMMISSION.— Organized
November 27, 1865.
The objects of this association are the ameliora-
tion of the condition of prisoners, the imjirove-
ment of prisons and prison discipline, and the aid
and encouragement of discharged prisoners in their
efforts to regain their forfeited positions and secure
for themselves an honest livelihood. Office 114 Mont-
gomery Block.
Officers. — Ira P. Rankin, President ; Henry Gibbons,
M. D., Vice-President; Rev. James Woodworth, Sec-
retary and General Agent ; Nathaniel Gray, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION
OF CRUELTY TO CHILDREN.— Incorporated Sep-
tember 2, 187fi. Number of members, two hundred
and sixty.
Objects : To provide ways and means to secure the
enforcement of an Act for the prevention of cruelty
to children, and to labor in the education of a public
sentiment of humanity and gentleness toward chil-
dren. Office, 614 Merchant street, room 23.
Officers. — Joseph W. Winaus, President ; Gilbert
Palaehe, Treasurer ; Nathaniel Hunter, Secretary.
] CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S HOSPITAL.— Lo-
cation corner of Howard and Twelfth streets. Inau-
gurated May, 18G7. Organized May, 1868. Incorpo-
rated Januai-y, 1873.
This hospital is specially devoted to the treatment
of diseases peculiar to women, and only such cases
are admitted. It is open to all irrespective of creed
or nationality, and offers the comforts of a home in
addition to .surgical and medical treatment. The Wo-
men'.s Hospital exists as a purely medical charity,
1 and gives relief to two classes of patients: 1st. To
I those who are destitute and unable to pay anything.
, 2d. Those whose means are too limited to enable
! them to pay for private medical attendauce, by pay-
1 ment of a moderate sum for board, receive medical
! attendance, medicine and nursing without charge.
' The surgeon in chief receives no romuueratiou for
I his services. Out patients treated gratuitously by
I the House Physician. Aiiplication for admission
I must bo made to the Lady Managers, the Matron at
the Hospital, or to Dr. John Scott. 816 Sutter street.
Officers.— Mrs. B. B. Redding, President ; Mrs. D.
F. Neal.Vice President ; Mrs.W. M. Searby, Secretary •
Samuel O. Hunt, Treasurer; John Scott, M. D., F.'
R. C. S., Surgeon in Chief ; Chas. E. Blake, M. D.,
House Physician; Mrs. D. A. Weeks, Matron.
CAMBRIAN MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FRANCISCO.— Incorporated September 3, 1869. Num-
ber of members, two hundred and ten. Meets second
Monday of each month at Cambrian Hall, 1133 Mis-
sion street. Object: To assist its members in case
of sickness or want.
Officers.— Samuel Williams, President ; H. A. Pow-
ell, first Vice President ; W. A. Jones, Second Vice
President; S. L. Jones, Treasurer; R. T. Roberts,
Corresponding and Financial Secretary ; John Ed-
wards, Recording Secretary ; Evan Watts, H. J. Owens,
Owen Jones, T. T. Hughes.W.W. Williams, Capt. Da-
?id Jones, and Joseph Atkins, Board of Dirctors.
CANADIAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized March 5,
1877. Meets first Ttiesday in each month, at Young
Men's Christian Association Building, 232 Sutter
street. Number of members, two hundred. Objects:
The promotion of more friendly intercourse among
Canadians on this coast, for mutual assistance in se-
curing employment for those in search of such, and
for benevolent purposes.
Officers. — Jas. McLeod, President ; J. Manuion, First
Vice President ; D. McLeod, Second Vice President ;
R. S. Falconer, Treasurer ; William J. Gilliland, Re-
cording Secretary ; A. McRae, Financial Secretary ;
J. McCormick, Marshal. |
CELTIC PROTECTIVE AND BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized August 23, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and seventy-five. Meets every
third Wednesday evening of each month at Irish-
American Hall, 818 Howard street.
Objects : To extend aid and assistance to members
in case of sickness or accident, to bury the dead, to
aft'ord mutual protection in business, and to elevate
the character of its members.
Officers. — Joseph Monaghan, President; John Fil-
bin; Vice-Presidet ; Thomas McAvoy, Recording-Sec-
retary ; Peter Kehoe, Treasurer.
CHEBRA ACHIM RACHMONIM ASSOCIATION.—
Organized October 26, 1862. Meetings held the fourth
Sunday of each month at I. O. Red Men's Hall, 510
Bush street. Number of members, one hundred and
twenty-five.
Their object is to relieve and care for the sick, in-
firm, and disabled members of the society, etc. The
funds and property of the society constitute a Charity
Fund.
Officers. — J. L. Franklin, President ; B. L. Levy,
Vice-President; Charles Grosslicht, Secretary; Charles
Bahr, Treasurer.
CHEBRA BENAI YISRAEL SOCIETY.— Organ'
ized September, 1861. Incorporated May, 1868. Meet-
ings held the third Sunday of each month at Druids'
Hall. Number of members, one hundred and forty.
Object : To afford relief to its members in case of
sickness or distress.
Officers. — Louis Ehrlich, President ; Marcus Levi,
Recording Secretary ; S. Levy, Treasurer.
CHEBRA BIKUR CHOLIM UKEDISHA SOCIETY—
Organized February, 1857. Meetings held the second
Sunday of each month at B'nai B'rith Building, 121
Eddy street. The object of this society is to aid its
members in case of sickness or distress.
Officers.— L. Shilling, President ; H. Hyman, Vice-
President; A. N. Levy, Secretary; W. Geist, Treas-
urer.
CHEBRA B'RITH SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 8, 1860. Meetings held the first Sunday of each
month at I. O. Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush street. Num-
bly r of members, one hundred and thirty-five. The
object of this society is to aid its members in case of
sickness or distress.
Officers. — Thomas Cohen, President ; L. Licht, Sec-
retary; A. P. Cramer, Treasurer.
CHEBRA OHAVAI SHALOM SOCIETY.— Organized
July 26, 1874. Meetings held the second Sund.-iy of
each month, at Knights of Pythias Hall, 913 Market
street. Number of members, ninety.
Officers. — Levi Raphael, President; H. Sultan, Sec-
retary; S. Rosenfeld, Treasurer
CHEBRA OHOBATH ZION SOCIETY- Incorporated
October 7, 1870. Meetings held the third Sunday of
each month at B'nai B'rith Hall, 121 Eddy street. Ob-
ject: Mutual relief of its members.
BULLOCK k JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Tv^ Shirts to Order.
TOBACCO, CIGABS and CIGABETTES. at Geo. Loomis', 706 to 716 2eam> St
SOCIETIES — BENEVOLENT.
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Officers.— F. F. Plato, President ; J. Laebman. Vice-
Presideut; Jacob Gans, Secretarv; v. Davis, Treas-
urer.
CHrRCH UNION OF S.A.N FR.\NaSCO.-OrKan-
ized June, 1870. Meets the second Monday eveninK of
each month at Grace Church.
Objects: The promotion of mutual acquaintance,
Christian love, and personal religion ; active lay co-
operation in the work of the Epi.sL-opal Chur.h, es-
pecially in the care of the sick and m-cdy; in'tn-
couragiug regular altendence on Divine worship; in
general Missionary work and in Church extensiMU,
and the establishment and maintenance of a Read-
ing Room and Church Headquarters.
OfBeers.— S. C. Gray, Presideut; Samuel Graves.
Vice-Presideut ; Charles Ashton, Secretary; H. U.
Nagle, Treasurer.
EUREKA BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — Organized
October, ISfiO, to assist poor and needy Hebrews in
want or sickness. Number of members, five hundred!
and thirty, who pay one dollar each per month, be- '
Bides an additional sum of twenty-live cents, for the
support of widows and orphans. The society has a
fund on interest.
Officers. — Martin Heller, President ; Nathan Schee-
line, Vice-President; Leo Eloesser, Secretary; Aaron
Cahn, Treasurer.
EXEMPT FIRE COMPANY. — Organized Decem-
ber 8, 1862, in pursuance of an .\ct of the Leg-
islature, approved March 2(5, 1857, which pro-
vides that Exempt Members of the Depaitment
may organize themselves to be known and des-
ignated as the "Exempt Fire Company," and
for the purpose of associating theiuselves together
for mutual benefit and assistant e, aul for the
more especial object of receiving and administering
the "Fire Dei>.irtment Charitable Fund," from which
they are entitled by law to relief. Reorganized April
1.5, 1872, under a supplementary Act of the L« gi.slature,
approved March 14, 1872. Meetings of the company
are held on the third Monday of each mouth, at their
ballon Brenham Place.
Officers.— Edward B. Cotter, President ; Joseph S.
Hess and M. Miles, Vice-Presidents ; George W. Cor-
bell, Secretary ; A. Wason, Treasurer.
FIREMEN'S MUTUAL BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized 1808. Reorganized May 7, 1874. It
includes all the officers and members of the Paid Fire
I Department, and has for its object the
I creation and maintenance of a fund for benev-
' olent purposes in their behalf. An assess-
ment of one dollar per month is made on all mem-
I bers, and benefits to the amount of ten dollars per
•week are paid member.s during sickness. Special as-
; sessments of one dollar on all members is also made
' upon the death of a member, the amount realized be-
ing applied first to funeral expenses, the residue go-
ing to the heirs of deceased.
Officers— Gordon E. Sloss, President; Gus. Reis,td.
Flaherty, Peter Hopkins, Chas. Field, and David
Scannell, Trustees.
FIRST HEBREW BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. -Or-
ganized in 1849, to assist needy Hebrews in sickness
and in want. Reorganized 18.53. Incorporated I8t)-.
Niimber of members, three hundred and fifty. Office
of Secretary, 643 Sacramento street.
Offirers- C. Meyer, President: J. P. Newmark, Vice-
President; L. Meyerstein, Treasurer; Isaiah Cohn-
Secretary; L.Brown, Israel Solomon, M. ■fturkheim,
Jos. Bloom, and S. O. Alexander, Trustees; Philip
Born, Collector.
FIRST HEBREW LADIES' MUTUAL BENEFIT
ASSOCIATION.-Organized January 10, 18f.4. Meet-
ings h.4d sec ond Sunday of each naonth, at B ual
B'?ith Building, 121 Eddy street. Numberof members,
one hundred and sixteen. The object of t^'s ■>««"«'»-
tion is to establish an institution tor mutual assist-
ance to ladies of the Hebrew faith who may become
members of the society; to furnish a physician and
medicine, a weekly benefit to sick members, and on
"eath of amember, to defray the funeral expenses.
Officers -Louis Ehrlich, President; Lo"!"!"!"™""'
Vice-President; Louis Licht, Secretary; A. Wolff,
I Treasurer.
FREE LABOR EXCHANGE.— ThU tniitltuUoD
was organlred In the Fall of Ih77, an! whs il:. mbuU '
of a NpoutaneouH movement on ti ' • t>
mercliant.s, bankerH and linnrpcr •
business In tlie city (■> ,|. vl---. i i
the then preVftiUii;;
municipal aid to t): .
of 1877-78. butowiii
powers of the tlty uiiii- r iio <
vetoed by the Governor. 'Jheri>
3,5 O'Farrell street, and wore fori
her 22, 1877. A Hum reaehliiK llx.c ci r
its maintenance f'.r two yearn, tlie n .
trlbutlug members being about iwohiu .
Object*:— To assist the uuoiiiploycd t4) ciniaiioiiH iri-e
of cost.
Officers— Win. Hollis. PreslUeut; C. \V. liroukH,
Secretary; Wui. HoUis, Reuben Morton, and Wm.
Montague, Executive Committee; Ouittavo Toiichanl.
Chairman. Relief Cummltte-e; G. W. Schrucder,
Manager.
FRENCH MUTUAL BENEVOI^NT SOnFTY f«v>.
ciete Francaise de Bienfaisancc Mut • "" ' "
lished December 28, 1851. This 1h a
Society, established for the ])urpoHe ■ :
sistancc to its members in cage of .-i. i' ■ — i iie
rooms of the society are located at 510 Jail.ron htrett.
The commodious hospital on Bryant street, between
Fifth and Sixth, forms a very important ud<lltlon tii
the charitable institutions of the city. The Central
Pharmacy of the Society is open every day (Sundays
excepted), between one and four o'clock P. M., at 510
Jackson street.
Officers.— Alexander Weill, President ; A. J. Sohro*--
der, and Ad. Schroeder, Vice-Presldtnta ; A. Ncmon
land A. Chaigneau, Secretaries; J. Ooilehaux, J.
Roth, B.Theas, E. Artlgues, J. Bergt z, Paul IluMou,
J. St. Denis, K. LenoruMiid and Ch. Cnrpy, TrufteeH ;
C. B. Brigham, M. D., A. St. Paul, M. D.. and I»< rnard
, Hoflstetter, M.D.. Physicians; V. A. Chaik'neau.M. I)..
I Assistant Physician; N. J. Murtlnache, M. 1).. Oc-
; ulist.
i GAMBRINfS BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION (Ger-
man).— Organized May iy,lN77. Number of members,
ninety-four. Object: To aid its members and thi ir
I families in case of sickness and dtstrtsji. Me«. t.s i very
other Saturday evening, at 510 Bush Rtre< t.
! Officers.- John Hagler, President ; Gottlelb Parch.
! Vice-President; A. Mauser, Treasurer; H. W. WIe- i
land. Secretary. '
GERMAN GENERAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF |
SAN FRANCISCO (styled in German. Die Allgcmelno
Ileutsflie Understue"t/,un;;s {iesellschHft) .— la one of
the lar^iest and most efficient charitable iuKtltutiona
in the State. It was organized on the neveutbof
Januar}-. 18.54. with one hundred and five luemben,
and has rapidly increased, until now it numbent two
thousand four" hundn d and thirty-three city ai'iu-
I bers.
Only Germans and persons speaking Oemnii an'
admitted to membership. The chlel i 'Ice
association is mutual aBsli-tani <• in • :■
■ and when sick every meinhi r Ims n ri 1
support and medical att'
The society has a second i
Germans not member* oi ' '■
1 ally to German immigrants i - wly uv i"
purpose the society has expended .1 '■
ence $2.50,000. The lioapltal of the >• d
on the block bound.d by Fourteenth, ili.i. .. . .m*
and Castro streets, is bnllt after the UK-t Improved
i plans of mo<lern hospiUl archlt.. ture. ami lia» ac-
' commodatioiiB for three h undred patient*. It WM
' formallv opened February 22, i<x. »nd r. pla.ea the
1 loss of 'their old hospital on Itrannali utr' • t. whl. U
was burned August 2H. 1.S7G.
The office is at 114 Dupout bin et. where the prin-
cipal aKent. 1 ug.ne Hoemer, can L- found from elKbt
o'clock A. M. to five o'clock P. M '' ^H
' applications for admis-lon im '"■
charitable relief, and to fumlsl >■-
vants to applicants, shcculd be adui. ^-.. . ■ .— •• > M-
No charge for application. ,^ , , „, v K„-h-l
Officers— J. C. MucMBdorfer. I>re»ldent ; t . Kortirl
and H. Pllueger, Vice-PrrMdeutu : V- /c.„.,„.r.
niann. Recording SecreUry ; \^ . Ca^
cUl SecreUry ; L. Jacoby. Treaaurvr
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BEAMISH seUs Jouvin Gloves. aU shades, large assortment
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
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SAN FEANCISCO DIEECTORY.
Brand, Julius Baum, A. C. Heinecken, F. Hess, H.
Herzer and H. Joost, Directors ; Eugene Koemer,
General Agent; H. G. Kerber, M. D., Besident Phy-
sician.
GEBMAN LADIES' GENERAL BENEVOLENT SO-
CIETY.—Organized 1870. Object : To aid the poor
and distressed German women of San Francisco.
Number of members two hundred and fifty. Meets
every Thursday at 114 Dupont street.
Officers.— Mrs. Chas. Kohler, President; Mrs. Wm.
Hesse, Secretary and Treasurer.
GRAND ARMY OP THE REPUBLIC— Organized
January, 1867.
This is an organization of honorably discharged
soldiers, sailors, and marines of the Army and Navy
of the United States, who served to suppress the late
rebellion, and whose objects are to perpetuate a fra-
ternal feeling among its members, to aid and assist
those in distress, and provide for the widows and
orjihana of their deceased comrades.
Officers of Depart;nf7it of California— S. P. Ford,
San Francisco, Department Commander; E. B.Zabris-
kie, Carson City, Suuiur Vice-Commander ; George W.
Guard, Los Angeles, Junior Vice-Commander ; Dr. A.
McMahon, San Jose, Medical Director; Rev. T. K.
Noble, San Francisco, Chaplain ; J. A. Burliugame,
C. P. H. Buck, G.W. Barter, L. Dampf, and George W
Irelan, Council of -Administration ; C. Mason Kinue,
San Francisco, Assistant Adjutant-General : O. B.
Culver, San Francisco, Assistant Quartermaster-Gen-
eral : W. A. Robinson, San Fraucisi'o, Inspector ; T.
S.Hall, San Francisco, Chief Mustering Officer ; C.
N. Harris, San Francisco, Judge Advocate.
Lincoln Post, No. 10.— Organized May 27, 1867. J.
J. Lyon, Commander. Meets at eight o'clock P.M.
every Thursday, at the Grand Army Hall, 71 New
Montgomery street.
Geand Akmi of the Republic Cemetebt Associa-
tion.— Incorporated Januarv 28, 1870. Meets at G. A.
R. Hall.
Officers.- W. H. Aiken, President; J. C.Sargent,
Vice-President; S. P. Ford, Secretary ; C. Mason
Kinne, Treasurer.
GREEK RUSSIAN SLAVONIAN ORTHODOX
EASTERN CHURCH AND BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
Organized September 2, 1867. Meetings held first
Monday of each month at 302 Davis street. Number
of members sixty.
The objects of the society are to assist the poor,
take care of its sick members, and bury its dead.
Officers. — W. Wolitsky, President ; M. Martinovich,
Secretary ; N. T. Kovregin, Treasurer.
HEBREW LADIES' SEWING SOCIETY.— Organized
;Oeeember, 18(59. Incorporated September, 1872. Num-
ber of subscribing members, one hundred and seven-
ty-five. Meets every Wednesday at 310 O'Farrell
street. Object: The relief of disabled, unprotected,
and needy persons
Officers.— Mrs. M.Brown, President; Mrs. A. Fleish-
hacker, Mrs. F. Epstein, and Mrs. Wm. Hirshfeld,
Vice-Presidents ; Mrs. A. M. Loryea, Secretary ; Mrs.
L. Sachs, Treasurer. ______„___
HOME FOR AGED AND INFIRM FEMALES.— Or-
ganized May, 1872, under the auspices of the Sisters of
Mercy.
A home, built of wood, three stories in height, has
been erected on Rincon Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital, which at pi-esent conlains sixty-eight in-
mates.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.— Office Great
Chief of Records, 604 Merchant street
Great Chiefs, 1878-9.- Grove L. Johnson, Sacramen-
to, Great ProiJhet ; George B. Katzensteiu, Sacramen-
to, Great Sachem ; Henry A. Chase, San Francisco, G.
S. S.; Eugene Lehe, G. J. S. ; Charles L. Wiggin, San
Francisco, G. P ; Frederick P. Dann, San Francisco, G.
C." of R. ; Adam Smith, San Francisco, G. K. of W ;
F. P. Dann, Great Rep. G. C. U. S. ; Adam Smith,
San Francisco, GreatRep. G. C. U. S.; H. S.Winn, Great
Rep. G. 0. U. S.; J. T. Campbell, San Francisco, Great
Sannap ; W. H. Puffer, G. G. of W. ; W. H. Adams, San
Francisco, G. G. of F. ; George W. Whitlock, Great
Mishenewa.
Number of tribes in the State, thirty-five. The fol-
lowing meet in San Francisco, at Red Men's Hall, 320
Post street:
Hiawatha, No. 3. — Meets every Monday evening.
Manzanita, No. 4. — Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
Ieitaba, No. 6.— Meets every Thursday evening
Yo Semite, No. 7. — Meets every Wednesday evening.
Miantonomah, No. 9. — Meets every Tuesday even-
ing
PoHONACHEE, No. 10. — Meets every Monday evening.
Pocahontas, No. 11. — Meets every Friday evening.
SOTOYOME, No. 12. — Meets every Thursday evening.
MiNNEWA, No. 25. — Meets every Tuesday evening.
WiLLEWAH, No. 33.— Meets every Tuesday evening.
TtrscABOEA. No. 36. — Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
New Nakbagansett, No. 42.— Meets every Sunday
evening.
Wampanoag, No. 52. — Meets every Thursday even-
ing.
Tahoe Degbee Council, No. 1.— Meets Sundays.
Impeoved Oedee Red Men's Hall Association. —
Meets at the Hall, 320 Post street.
INDEPENDENT FREE SONS OF ISRAEL.— Organ-
ized in San Francisco, April, 1878. Number of mem-
bers about one hundred.
PioNEEB Lodge, No. 87. — Meets first and third
Tuesdays of every month, at B'uaiB'rith Building, 121
Eddy street.
Officers. — Newton Philips, President ; A. Goldsmith,
Recording Secretary; J. Dinkelsi^iel, Treasurer.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RED MEN (Exclusive
German Order) . — The Gross Stamm of California
meets annually the last Monday in July. Address, 510
Bush street.
Officers.— John F. Lang, Grand O. Ch. ; D. H. Bock-
mann, Grand U. Ch. ; J. Bumetsch, Grand B. Ch.; H.
Habermebl, Grand Pr. : Samuel Polack, Grand Sec-
retary ; C. Schilling, Grand Treasurer.
The following subordinate Stamms meet at the
Hall, 510 Bush street, at half past seven o'clock P.M.
in Winter and eight o'clock P. M. in Summer:
Califoenia Stamm, No. 70. — Meets every Friday.
Golden Gate Stamm, No. 74. — Meets every Sunday.
Pacific Stamm, No. 78. — Meets every Monday,
Gebmania Stamm, No. 83. — Meets every Thursday.
EuEEKA Stamm, No. 120. — Meets second Sunday of
each month.
Haemonie Stamm, No. 160. — Meets every Thursday.
Independent Oedee Red Men's Hall Association.
— Incorporated December 24, 1867. Meets first Mon-
day of each month at the Hall, 510 Bush street.
Officers.— D. H. Bockmann, President; Fritz Schir-
meier. Secretary ; Samuel Polack, Treasurer.
IRISH-AMERICAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—
Organized May, 1860. Meets first and third Mondays
of each mouth at the Irish-American Hall, 818 Howard
street.
Officers. — Dennis Geary, President ; Charles Kane,
Vice-President; Charles McVicker, Treasurer; R. E.
McCarthy, Recording Secretary; James G. McElroy,
Physician, John Calvert, Druggist.
ITALIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. — (Societa
Indepeudente Italiana di Mutual Beneficenza) . — In-
corxjorated December 30, 1867. Number of members,
three hundred and seventy-five.
This is a mutual relief society, established for the
purpose of affording assistance to indigent sick mem-
bers. Meetings held the last Thursday of each month
at Columbus Hall, 190 Stevenson street.
Officers. — G. Sala, President; J. Giusti, Vice-Presi-
dent; A. Daneri, Treasurer; E. Scodeletti, Secretary;
A. Colonua, Collector.
ITALIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY. — Organized
1875. Meets at the residence of the President, 1304
Stockton street, the first Wednesday of each month.
Objects : To afford relief to sick Italians, help the
needy and distressed, and other benevolent purposes.
BULLOCK Si JON E^Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles.
FINE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS', 700 to 716 Eeamy St
SOCIETIES — BENEVOLENT.
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Officers.— Mrs. Mary Rorcatagliata, President ; Mrs.
Antonietta Domini, Vi e-Presideut ; Mrs. Ildegond*
Beretta, Secretary and Treasurer.
KMQHTSOF THE RED BRANCH.— A Mcr«t Irlah
ori^anizution, the objeet of which U knoWD OBlj lo
the ucniberBuf the ansuclatlun.
KNIGHTS COMMANDERS OF THE SUN.— This
Order was instituted October 17, 1S7.'>, and is novr es-
stablished in seventeen States and Territories of the
Union, and also in Canada and Nova Scotia, and is
chiefly composed of members of otlier secret benevu-
lent societies. Its orsanizatiou is divided into three
divisions, viz : The National and State, Grand and
Subordinate Commanderies. As in Knight Templar,
or Scottish Rite Freemasonry, the oflicei s bear high
sounding titles of ranis created in the feudal ages,
diiring the Crusades. This Order, for its organiza-
tion of government and rank, adojits thiit of the offl-
cial corps of the United States Armi\ and for its rega-
lia adoi^ts the national colors of the country in which
it is organized. Its objects are to disseminate light,
and intellectual and moral improvement. It is semi-
military in its government, benevolent and fraternal
in its character, and provides for the widows and or-
phans of it.s deceased members.
There are in California one State Grand and three
Subordinate Commanderies, two of which are in this
city.
National Grand Commandery.— Edwin A. Sher-
man, General Grand Commander-in-cliief ; Henry T.
Tucker, Adjutant General ; James L. Cogswell. As-
sistant Adjutant General. Office 232 Sutter street,
room 6.
State Grand Commandery of California.— Meets I
on the first Monday before the 9th of September, the
anniversary of the admission of California into the |
Union. Charles W. Dannals, Lieutenant- General
Grand Commander-in-chief ; William A. Fogg, Assist-
ant Adjutant-General.
High Twelve Commandery, No. 1.— Meets every
Friday evening at 2:J2 Sutter street.
Globe Commandery, No. 3.— Meets every Monday
evening at 232 Sutter street.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.— The first Lodge of this
Order in California was organized March 25, 18G9.
Since then other Lodges have been organized in tlie
State, twelve of which are in San Francisco.
The Gr.\nd Lodge of California.— Organized Sep-
tember 28, 1869.
Officers.— David McClure, P. G. C. ; E. T. Blackmer,
G C. ■ S. L. Terry, V. G. C. ; W. E. Beach. G. P. ; A. G.
Booth, G. K. R. S. ; J. J. Vasconcellos, G. M. E. ; Geo.
Cantus, G. M. A.; Geo. Bolser, G. I. G. ; Wm. E
Oughton, G. O. G. ^ ^, ^.^ ,
The following Subordinate Lodges of the City of
San Francisco meet at Pythian Castle, 913 Market
street, on the following evenings;
Californlv Lodge, No. 1.— Meets every Thursday.
Damon Lodge, No. 2.— Meets every Tuesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, No. 3.— Meets every Friday.
Laurel Lodge, No. 4.— Meets every Monday.
IvANHOE Lodge, No.5.— Meets every Wednesday.
ALEMANLi. LODGE, No. 8.-Meets every Wednesday.
Eureka Lodge, No. 9.— Meets every Friday.
Excelsior Lodge, No. 12.-MeetB every Tuesday.
Harmony Lodge, No. 15.-Meets every Thursday.
•Myrtle Lodge, No. 16— Meets every Sunday.
Metropolitan Lodge, No. 24.-Meets every Mon-
day.
K. R. B., No. 1.— MeeU every Thorsdsy, kt TBI Marw
ket street.
K.R. B., No.
Market street.
3.— Meeta every WedneadAj. at 751
K. R. B., No. 3.— Meets every Wednesday at CbartM
Oak Hall.
K. R. B., No. 4.— MeeU every Tuesday, at 751 Mar-
ket street.
KONQ CHOW BENEFICIAL SOCIETY (Chlneae).—
Incorporated September 24. 1807. Locatlun of asy- j
luni, north side of Pine atrtivt, between Kraniy and ,
Dupont. Objiit : To diHpense charity to poor and
worthy Chinese. I
LADIES' FRENCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (8o-
ciete di' Bienfaisanco des Dames Francaiiie). — Incor-
porated June 5, 18<J7. Meetings held UhI Monday of
each month, at trench Library, 120 Sutter Mtreet.
Number of members, one hundred and eighty. Ob-
ject : The relief of French families that may bo In
want and distress.
Officers.- Mrs. B. Bina, President ; Mrs. C. Mayer,
Vice-President; Mrs. Blum, Secretary; Mrs.A. Oros, ,
Treasurer.
LADIES' PROTECTION .\ND BELIEF SOCIETY.—
Established August 4, IK-W. Incorporttd Augubt 0,
1854. '
This society has under its Huper^•lsion a Hom«^
where friendless or destitutw girls under the au" of
fourteen and over two ye^rs, and lioys under tvn autl
over two jears, may Imj received and provided f">r tin-
til permanent homes in Christian fauiiUes can be
secured for them.
The building of this institution is located on Frank-
lin strert, bitwei II Post and Geary, and is a tine and
commodious stru' ture. It cons'sis of a main build-
ing and north wing, two stories high, with full bastv
incut and Mansard ruof. Thr wing was coiiiiiitn'ed ;
October 1, ISCa, and comidited April 20, ImA, and '
the main building was finished in the beguniliig ■
of 1869. The cost of the edifice, including grading, |
fencing, etc., was iMl.fKK). j
Applications lor admission should be made to Mrs.
Dr. Ober, at the Home, bitweeu the hours of one and
three o'clock P.M.. on Mondays and Fridays of each
week. Donations of money, etc., may be sent to Mrs.
Jane Flint, at the Home or at h<T residence, litl'.' Pow-
ell street. Letters and communications should be ad-
dressed to Mrs. M. M. Soule, 822 Howard street.
Officers.- Mrs. Nathaniel Gray, Presidtut; Mrs.
George Bart-tow, Vice-President; Mrs. M. M. S.mlc,
Recording Secretary; Mrs. Jackson. C»«rrehponillDg
Secretary; Mrs. Jane Flint, Treasurer; Miss Mary
McGladery. Matron.
LADIES' SEAMAN'S FRIEND SOCIETY -Organ-
ized March '2r., IS-IC. This society la the offspring of
the great philanthropic movement on bihalf of i«a-
men which has peculiarly distinguish, d the last half
century. The ••men of the sea." an invaluable ilans
of all mercantile countries, ar.' xul.j.-. t. .1. l.\ i!o na-
ture of their avocation, to hardship a'
moral, social, and InUUictual. To i. r
condition by supplying th.m with a 1 i'
short' surrounded by remedial Influeuni.. aud aO'rd-
ing them protection from Imposition, are the object*
of the society.
Officers.- Mrs. B. H. I
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South San Francisco Lodge, No. 45.— Meets every j -g^y^^^ vicc'-Pnsldent; ^. • > :
Saturday at South San Francisco. Mrs. O. Burrouglu*. Corr- . _ «J-
Bureau of BELiEF.-Meets at 913 Market street ^ Cogswell. Treasurer,
first of each month. LADIES' SOCIETY OF ISRAET.TTM (UraaUtiache
WVTGHTS OF ST PATRICK.-Organized January. ' Prauen Verein|.-E*Ubli- ' " ' 'i. 1J<-'^V ',"'"*•
18?5 Number of members three hundred and tllty^ j.,^„se of assisting U. Td in..?^«
Meets second and fourth Mondays of each mouth at eumstances of want. M. s"*! 1 l.uraaa)*
Charter oX Han, ° 71 Market street. OJ^J-l^t-.J,^;! ! of each week..»t 414 Clay
elevation ol Ireland to her place am'.ng the nations.
?he ormationof asickfund for sick '"-"l'^'-^-„«^^
to provide them with Christ.aii t^"--'"': t'^.f^^^"''""""
and advancement of the friends ot the society.
Officers --James J. McDonnell, President; P. J.
Thomas^'and M? O'Donnell, i;i-,PreBiden.s ; J^ M
Dwyer. Recording Secretary ; Martin Kelly, Financial
Secretary.
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Officers— Mrs. S. Foorman. Pr«-.ldent
Vice-President: Leo tloeunr. Si-onUry ; Mra. H.
Heller. Treasurer.
I ADIES' UNION BENEFiaAL SOCIETY (Colored).
-Incorporated April H. 1861. Number of n":""^".
seventeen. Meets In the vestry A. M. t. Church. Pow.
ell street." second Monday evening In each month
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The objects of the society are to aid its sick and hviry
its deceased members.
Officers.— Mrs. Barney Fletcher, President; Mrs.
Mary Ferguson, Vice-President; Mrs. Elizabeth
Fletcher, Chaplain ; Barney Fletcher, Secretary.
L.\DIES' ITNITED HEBKEW BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—Established 18.55. Meets tirst "Wednesday of
each month, at two o'clock P.M., at B'nai B'ritb Build-
ing. 1-21 Eddy street. The objects of the society are to |
assist the poor and needy, to attend the dying, and .
bury the dead females of the .Jewish faith. The affairs ;
of the society are managed by a board of officers and '
an adiiincta of three Councilmen.
Officers.— Mrs. H. Behrendt, President; Mrs. E.
Goslinsky, Vice-President ; Mrs. G. BrowTistein. Treas- j
urer ; Isaiah Cohn, Secretary. j
LITTLE SISTERS' ISFAXT SHELTER. —Incor-
porated March 10, 1874. This society was organized ]
for the purpose of taking care of the young children |
of working women during the day, thus allowing the !
mother to perform a days work. The Infant Shelter i
is located at 512 Minna street. The rooms are pleas-
ant and spacious, and fitted up with all the articles |
necessary for a nursery. j
Officers.— Mrs. Joseph S. Spear. President; Mrs.
George A. Carnes, Vice-President ; Mrs. W. C. Bur-
nett, Secretary; Miss Minnie L. Sampson, Treasurer:
Mrs. J. B. Stetson, Mrs. Dr. David TVooster, Mrs.
Geo. W. Frink, Mrs. Geo. A. Ames and Miss Daisy
Spear, Trustees ; Mrs. Jane Temple, Matron.
LONGSHOREMEN'S BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized August (3, 1872. Number of mem-
bers fifty. Meets first and third Mondays of every
month, at Charter Oak Hall.
Officers. — Timothy O'Brien, President; Philip
Brown, Vice-President ; John Murphy, Secretary,
Henry Vollmer, Treasurer.
MAGDALEN ASYLUM.— Under the i harge of the
Sisters of Mercy. Location, Potrero avenue, near
Twenty-first street.
A large and commodious building, three stories in
height, has been erected for the accommodation of the
inmates of the asylum. Since the foundation of this
institution, over six hundred females have been re-
ceived, most of whom have been reformed by the in-
fluence and attention of those in charge. Only about
six per cent have proved refractory. .\t the present
time there are over two hundred penitents, attended
by nine Sisters of Mercy. Seventy-four girls from
the Industrial School, are at ijresent maintained in
the Asylum, at the expense of the city, seperate apart-
ments being provided for them. Rev. Father Mi
Saya and Kev. Father Tadini have spiritual charge of
the institution. A society called the Magdalen So-
ciety of San Francisco has lately been organized with
a view to provide funds for the better support of this
institution.
MASTER MARINERS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIA-
TION.—Organized April, 18(17. Incorporated April
2S, 18C9. Meets every Jlouday evening, at Druid's
Hall, il'.j Sutter street. Number of members three
hundred and fifteen.
Officers. — A. P. Lorentzen, President ; H. A. Thomp-
son, Secretary; C. Decker, Treasurer.
MATER :MISERIC0RDLE (House of Mercy).— Un-
der the cha'-ge of the Sisters of Mercy.
Location, 23 hi Kincou Place, adjoining St. Mary's
Hospital.
This is for the iirotection of young women of un-
blemished character— none others admitted. Some
remain waiting for a situation, and others are em-
ployed in the sewing school, where dressmaking and
all kinds of machine sewing is neatly done at short
notice. At present there are about fifty inmates. The ,
institution is supported by the inmates and dona-
tions.
MILITARY ORDER LOYAL LEGION U. S.— Or- ;
ganized May 3, 1871. I
Objects ; To cherish the memories and associations
of the war waged in defense of the unity and indivi-
sibility of the Republic ; to strengthen the ties of fra-
ternal fellowship and sympathy formed from com-
panionship in arms ; to advance the best interests of
the soldiers and sailors of the United States, especially
those associated as members of this order, and to ex-
tend all possible relief to their widows and children ;
to foster the cultivation of military and naval science;
to enforce unqualified allegiance to the General Gov-
ernment ; to protect the rights and liberties of Amer-
ican citizens, and to maintain the national honor,
union, and independence. Meets first Wednesday of
February, May, August, and November.
Officers.— Maj.-Gen. John F. Miller, U. S. V., Com-
mander ; (vacant). Senior Vice-Commander; Bvt.
Brig.-Gen. George S. Evans, U. S. V., Junior Vice-
Commander ; Bvt. Lt.-Col. W. R. Smedburg. U. S. A.,
Recorder ; Bvt. Col. J. M. McNulty. U. S. V., Treas-
urer ; (vacant) , Chancellor; Bvt. -Col. James Coey,
U. S. v.. Registrar ; Rev. Darnel Kendig, U. S. A.,
Chaplain.
Address of Recorder, P. O. Box 640, or 1611 Larkin
street.
NETHERLANDS' BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.—
Organized 1873. Incorporated February 17, 1874.
Number of members twenty-sis. Meets at 34 Third
street the first Wednesday of every month. Object:
Relief of its members in sickness, want, and distress.
Officers. — JohnD. Godeus, President; H. G. Gerrit-
zen, Vice-President ; A. P. De Wit, Secretary; A. F.
Schroeder, Corresponding Secretary ; G.Van derBerg,
Treasurer.
NORD-DEUTSCHEE VEREIN- Organized November
5, 1874. Number of members one hundred. Meets
the first and third Wednesdays of every month at
Huddy.'s Hall, 909 3^ Market street.
Objects- Mutual benevolence in case of sickness or
deatli.
Officers. — M. Hashagen, President ; Otto Schinkel,
Vice-President; Charles Moeller, Secretary; Henry
Wittschen, Treasurer.
ORDER HERM.\NN'S SONS — Organized June 2.
1870. Meets at 510 Bush street. Object: To aid its
members and their families in case of sickness, death,
or distress.
A Grand Lodge was organized June 12, 1878, with
Henry Weigel as Grand Master, who is also Deputy to
the National Grand Lodge of the United States.
Sax Francisco Lodge No. 1.— Meets every Wednes-
day evening.
Eexst Von Bandel Lodge, No. 3. — Meets every
Tuesday evening. I
ORDER KESHER SHEL BARZEL. — Lodge room, I
Red Men's Hall, 510 Bush street. j
Gr.\nd Lodge fob the Pacific Coast. — Meets an- j
nually. i
Officers. — Jacob Levison (Sacramento), M. W. G.
President; B. L. Levy (San Francisco), M. W. G.
Vice-President; Julius Guttman (Sacramento), 2d M. |
W. G. Vice-President; A. Blackman (San Francisco),
M. W. G. Secretary; Gustav Baum (San Francisco),
M. W.G. Treasurer.
Nine Lodges have been organized in this city, viz:
H.^E HAiiOBiAH Lodge, No. 3. — Meets every Sunday
evening.
ZiON Lodge No, 4.— Meets every Wednesday even-
ing.
Rehoboth Lodge, No. 6. — Meets every Monday
evening.
Washtsgton Lodge, No. 7.— Meets every Thursday
evening.
Jeshtbun Lodge, No. 9 — Meets first and third
Tuesday evenings of each month.
Pbogbess Lodge. — Meets second and fourth Tues-
day evenings of each month.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 14.— Meets every other Sunday
evening.
BEBEKAH LODGES.
Eva Lodge, No. 1. — Meets first and third Sunday of
each month.
Deborah Lodge, No. 3. — Meets second and fourth
Sunday of each month.
There are five additional Lodges in this State.
Whole number of members, seven hundred. There
are also four Rebekah Lodges. Total number of mem-
bers, two hundred and fifty.
ORDER OF THE AMERICAN STAR.— Organized
BULLOCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Marnif 'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
CLOTHING ai GEO. LOOMIS' PLASA STORE, 706 to 71G Keamy St
SOCIETIES — BENEVOLENT.
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August, 1878. Number ol members, about three huu-
drod. ThisOriltr is comvosed of menibt-re of both
sexfs and has for its objoots co-operation in buBlne bs,
caring for the sick and afilicted, burial of the dead,
and life insurance \>y endowment.
Two subordinate Lodges have been organized in
this city, viz :
Star Lodge, No. 1.— Meets on Fridays at Red Men's
Hall, :ao Post street.
Officers.— A. P. Needles, Worthy Master; Georjjo
Williams, Secretary.
Washington Lodoe, No. -2.— Meets on Mondays at
226 Sutter street.
Officers.— B. F. Josselyn, Worthy Master; J.N.
Pratt, Secretary.
ORDER OF CAUCASIANS— Organized in 187C,, the
first Camp of the Order being instit\ited in Sacra-
mento. Since then the growtli of the Order has bci n
unprecedented, its aggregate member hip in the State
being about seventeen thoiisand, of which n<'arly three
thousand are in San Francisco. Its main object is to
neutralize by all proper means tlse employment of
Mongolian labor, thereby securing the elevation
of Caucasians. It also comprehends a general sys-
tem of mutual philanthropy, benevolence and social
intercourse among its members.
A Supreme Eucanii)ment was organized in 1877. It
meets annually on the 22d of February at place desig-
nated in call.
Officers. — John Greenwald, Amador County, Su-
preme Chief , W. B. G. Kelh r, Sacramento, Supreme
Secretary.
Three subordinate Camps have been instituted in
this city, viz :
Camp No. 45. — Meets Mondays at Buddy's Hall,
909 J4 Market street.
Camp No. 47.— Meets Wednesdays at Spreen's Hall,
South San Francisco.
Camp No. 50.— Meets Tuesdays at 417 Kearny street.
LOYAL ORANGE INSTITUTION OF THE UNMTED
STATES.— Organized in San Francisco April 17, 1875,
and acts directly under the jurisdiction of the Grand
Lodge of the United States.
Two Lodges have been instituted in this city, viz :
Califoesl^ True Blues, No. 118.— Meets atOOOJi
Market street on the first and third Wednesdays of
each month.
Officers.- T. E. Carson, W. M. ; Wm. Spratt, D. M. ;
James M<Keowu, Secretary; R. W. Good, Treasurer.
Harmony, No. 127.— Meets on the second and fourth
Saturdays of each month at thePotrerO.
ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY (Protestant).— Or-
ganized January 31, 1851, and incorporated February
Original Officers. -Mrs. AlbertWilliams, President ;
Mrs. S. H. Willey, Vice-President ; Mrs. A. E. \\8r-
ren. Secretary; Mrs. Boring, Treasurer ; Mrs. R. H.
Waller, Mrs. G. V. Gillespie. Mrs. Taylor, Mrs Joice,
Mrs A. Dubbs, and Mrs. O. C. Wheeler. .Managers;
Charles Gilmore, D. L. Ross, and S. Franklm, Trus-
It' originally occupied the building on the forner
of Second and Folsom streets, ownetl by Gen. H. \V
Halleck, whence they removed the children m March
1854, to the present building, corner of Laginia and
Haight streets, just then completed, at a cost or
$30,000. This house, built of stone a'.''' '"■'',' ''',*L:
pressly for the purpose, is highly creditable to the
institution, as one of the noblest monuments of ban
Francisco benevolence. During the p"" l'^'--;^' »
large and convenient addition was made to the prts-
ent bnilding, at an expense of $:W,00<., which to-
gether with the main building, will •^^-"'"'"^^iu.
fwo hundred and fifty children. As « '-"'P f"'«"^/;'
the Sansom Hook and Ladder C"-J,n MnJ «nd 1.
banding, donated to the asy um the ^v 'lin« "."^'l ^^
owned by them, the new addition is called the San-
TuSthe pa.^t year the upper story of the bulld-
inc has been ^fitted up, and for the first ti.ue in its
wfto^ry the' entire cap'a.lty of tbe asy.uu. h.sj_^en
made available. The present unniber of . hlldreu in
Ira p. Rankin, Vice-President; Mrs. Henr> Uaigni,
Treasurer; Mrn. i
WblKbam. Matron
Corey. TeachrrH ; I'.mjHii
'i HecreUry ; Mr». H. O.
lardaon and Mln* J. W.
It. Hwan. Phyalflan.
ORPHAN ASVLl M (liuiuau Calhollcl — Or)?anlM4
Manh '23. laM. In July of th- - - - •• •
of a wooden edifice wan con
the following S.'pti iiiImt. Ii
for a school, and a portion ua- ;...., ..i.,.. .,-..,.,,..
church, under the poaioral charge oi the'hev. Juha
Maginuia.
On \n.iitt !h !.4,vj. the a»vl"" "•- '%i •■<••■ !-•■?'■
by II 1 harlty. 'l
bull' ted oil M«i. ■
B co.-t . , : . .In 18(:4 an .: . ..;. . _.
was ( reeled tor a nchool, wIluU wan kltrtidi-U bjr
several hundred dny Kcholars.
In 18r.2 a farm of lifty-thn.' i . ri h ih .ir l:.n \ iw
South San KraiuUco, waa ;
has been e!>tabll»hed a lir>:
young children, called the '''
lum. On this same tract of .nii
raodious wooden edifice, with al! '
veniences. was erected In 1h7J. I i •
is beautifully locaUd on a I'
tensive view of the surroun':
an area of two hundred and {•
eighty-two feet, including an ■ ,
measuring eighty by one buiidnil ;i-
It will accommodate about eight hu:
PACIFIC DISPENSARY FOR WOMEN AND CHIL-
DREN.—Organiz.d March 51. 1»:.-. Thr nbjrrtx nf
this Institution are Uj
dren medical aid of
own sex, Bn<I thi- entn;
women and children. Dur.nu' ti <• | :i~i
rectors leased the two upper Moor« of thi
ing on the southeast corner of I'rankli
streets, and have fitted the san.e up Ni
completeness necessary to the work. T;
Physician is in dally attt-ndtnce until tw-
it. Location of Dii-pensary, '.'37 Market ►tr« ■ i
Officers.- Mrs. A. L. St .ne. Pnsld.nt ; Mis. rt. Ray-
mond, Vice-President; Mrs. Henry M. (iray. Secre-
tary; Mrs. O. W. Easton. Treasurer: MIhh EllMb< tb
A. F.Uansbee. M. D., Resi.ient Physician.
PACIFIC HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM AM' IIOMK
SOCIETY.— Incorporateel July 2<;, 1H7I.
east Bide of Devisadero Btreet, b<tw<«n
Grove. Formed for the care, relief, pr^ i i
improvement of orphan children, and (or lUc >^tv of
aged Israelites who are without adi <|uate lueana of
suiijKirt.
Officers.— S. W. Levy. PreBid. nt: I.oiil» Sa. h», Vleo-
Prcfident; Jacob (>reenetiauiii. Treai'un r; I.eo Eloc-
ser, Secretary; David Michael, Coll.et<.r.
PACIFIC HOMOEOPATHIC DISPENSARY ASSO-
CIATION.—Organized Decemlwr 7, I"?'' Iirorp-r-
cted December 23, ix7r.. Tli. i
iK-rs nine life iiieuiliers, fifty ■
subscribers. The DiKp<nB«r
street, was opened March .■.
meetint^B of the Board of I
Dispensary, the annual me<-
third Thurwlay <f January
ciation Is to proviile for thf i
of conipet<lit lloiuoeoiiathlc 1
dred and laie patients wer.- ini.i.i ...... ..■ >-mi
1878. The DispeiiKary i« I'pen <lBlly, Buiid») p« . xcrpt-
ed, from elivtn to twehe o'clock a. M, aid two to
three o'clock i'. m.
Officers.- Mrs. John McKee. I'rcKident
Burling, Mrs. llorac Da\l». Mra. Tho»
Mrs. J. din Skao, Vloe-Pr*i<ldeiiU; Mr». D<.r.
Secretary; Mias HenrlelU R. Taylor. Tn-aiiurrr.
Mill il;\l \ T ^^^^/^»twO
POLISH SOCIETY I'K
Polskle W. Kali I
Objects: Social.
Sjliirday at tl.elr
Officers.— W. I'awll.
and F. T. Lewu-u. Vic .
tary and Librarian ; (i 1
PORTUGUESE PUOTECTIVK AND U» s
SOCIETY.— Incori>orat*d Aununt. It^CM. V
Thursday evening at eight o'cloik P. M.. »
" olijecta: To aid lU mcmbfm In alckarM and dl»-
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tress, and to erect a Portuguese Hospital in tliis city.
The society has five halls, viz: San Irancisco, San
Leandro, Sacramento, Centerville and Sonera, each
governed by local oifi -ers.
Officers of San Francisco Hall.— C. O. Pinheiro,
President ; Antonio L. Guaresma, Vice-President ; F.
J. M. Braga, Secretary ; Joseph Aleixo, Treasurer.
PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH HOME ASSO-
CIATION.— Organized January, 1869. Incorporated
January 25, 1870. Objects: To establish and sustain
a charitable institution for the permanent care and
maintenance of poor, aged, or infirm women, members
of the Episcopal Church, who are from any cause in-
capacitated from taking care of themselves, and such
others as the Board of Managers' may think entitled
to its benefits. Also, for the temporary residence of
Christian women seeking employment.
The association is supported by monthly contribu-
tions from the various Protestant churches of San
Francisco. Location of Home, 109 Tan Ness avenue.
Ofacers.— Right Rev. Bishop Kip, D. D., President ;
Eev. H. W. Beers, Vice-President; H. T. Graves, Sec-
retary; C. V. S. Gibbs, Treasurer ; Ladies' Board of
Managers: Mrs. William Green, President; Mrs. R.B.
Sanchez. Vice-President; Mrs. H. T. Graves, Secretary;
Mrs. C. Jackson, Treasurer.
PUBLIC KINDERGARTEN SOCIETY OF SAN FRAN-
CISCO.—Organized July 22, 18T8. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and forty. This society was organ-
ized under the auspices of Dr. Felix Adler, when on a
vi>it to this Coast last Sumner, and has for its object
the establishment and maintenance of a system of
free kindergarten schools for poor children, similar to
those already famous in the eastern cities. Members
pay one dollar pjr month. Life memberships, $100.
The socie'.y has not as vet located their school, but
expect to do so during tlie present ye .r.
I Officers. — Solomon Heydenfeldt, President; S.Nick-
I lesburg, Vice-Pre.sideut; Joseph 0. Hirs.-hf elder, M.
I D., Secretary; Julius Jacobs, Treasurer.
' RUSSIAN REPUBLICAN BENEVOLENT SOCI-
1 ETY (Decembrist). — A secret organization, intended
for the propagation of Republican prin<-ipies among
Russians here and in the Russian Empire. It ex-
cludes all who favor aTitocracy or servilely bend
; to the edicts of the church. Its benevolence is con-
fined exclusively to political retusees. It does not
in any way interfere with American politics or the
e;.li^;hteaed systems of religion prevailing in this
country. Head office (uudivulged). Branch organ-
ized in San Framisco, December 14, 1867.
I Agapius Honcharenko, Secretary. Office, Ukraina
(Russian settlement) ; address, Hayward, Alameda Co.
I California.
I SAN FRANCISCO BAECKER VEREIN.— Organized
I August 5, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
i and fifty. Meets each alternate Sunday afternoon at
I Druid's Hall, 413 Sutter street. Objects, benevolent
and protective.
I Officers, — W. Hepler, President ; John Anderson,
I Secretary ; C. Strohmeier, Treasurer.
I SAN FR.\NCISCO BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION.
I — Organiz-d 18G5. Office, 20 Webb street. The de-
I sign of this Association is to improve the condition
j of the deserving indigent, and, so far as practicable,
I to relieve their necest-ities.
Officers, — Levi Stevens. President ; J. C. Patrick,
Treasurer ; Robert Beeching, General Agent and Sec-
retary.
SAN FRANCISCO FEMALE HOSPITAL. — Loca-
tion 93') Clay street. This hospital was opened for
the reception of patients on the first day of .April,
18ii8. The object of the in titution is the care of poor.
6ick women. There is no rule as to the nativity, reli-
gion, or social condition. It is a charity in the broad-
est sense of the term. Any womau who is poor and
eick is entitled to share its benefits. It is a general
hospital for all diseases, and for lying-in. During
the eleven years it has bi-en open there have been over
nine hundred births. Of the whole number of births
over fifty per cent, have been illi'tjitimatc, showing
conclusively the need of surh an in-tituiion, as, if it
were not for this hospital, the probabilitit-s are that
the greater number would have shared the fate of so
many thousands of innocents murdered in their moth-
ers' womb. There have been besides a large number
of patients admitted for general disease. There have
also been a very large number of outside patients
treated, the physician and surgeon being in attend-
ance every morning from ten to eleven o'clock to
treat any poor persons who may come. It was sup-
ported by voluntary contributions until 1870, when
the State appropriated $o,000 a year for its supp.>rt,
up to the present year, for which the appropriation '
was reduced to S'3,000. The Hospital is under the ;
care of Dr. C. B. Hutchins. j
Officers,— Mrs. A. Y. Trask, President ; Mrs. Isaac ,
Hecht, Vice-President ; Mrs. Noyes, Secretary ; Mrs.
E. B. Pond, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO LYING-IN HOSPITAL AND j
FOUNDLING ASYLUM.— Incorporated April, 18G8, i
for the care, protection, and proper treatment of un- |
protected single women, with their ofi'sp.iug. together
with all other children that may be left in infancy by
outside parties. Said children will be considered
foundlings.
The Trustees design to make this institiiUon in the
highest degree respectable and efficient, and available
to women throughout every county in the State, re-
gardless of religion, sectarianism, or nationality.
"Those who are in a position to pay will be required
to do so, for they do not consider it cha; ity to do for
nothing for persons who have the means ; therefore,
^11 applicants are questioned as to their ability to pay
for the accomodations offered by this institution.
But each must give satisfactory proof of having
heretofore sustained a good moral chai-acter, and been
esteemed respectable. It is expected that the insti-
tution will be supported by receipts from isatients,
donations, and contributions from different sources,
appropriations by the City and State Governments,
and, in time, by bequests, legacies, etc. It is a spec-
ial hospital, and for the specialties for which it was
organized affords facilities not to be found elsewhere
on this coast. No cases of disease are admitted for
treatment. It is therefore expected that it will be
kept free from erysipelas and other contagious dis-
eases that become the bane of lying-in wards con-
nected with general hospitals. It is thorouglily ven-
tilated, and will afford all the comfo:t that is to be
found in the best conducted homes, and free from
all intrusion. Competent nurses are in attendance
day and night.
For consultation the attending physician will be
foimd at the Hospital Asylum, 9l:i Tyler street, from
nine to ten o'clock A.M. and from three to four o'clock
P.M., daily (Sundays excepted), or at his residence,
20 Twelfth street, from five to seven o'clock P. M.
Letters of inquiry should be directed to Dr. Benjamin
F. Hardy, 20 Twelfth street, San Fran isco, Califor-
nia, inclosing a st imped envelope, properly super-
scribed with the name and address of t le applicant.
Officers. — Samuel Cowles. President ; Bjujumin F.
Hardy, Se<Tetary ; William Sherman, Treasurer ; Ben-
jamin F. Hardy, M. D., Attending Physician and Sur-
geon.
SAN FR.ANCISCO MEDICAL BENEVOLENT SOCI-
ETY.—Organized De ember 21, 1870. Incorporated
February 23, 1871. Number of members twenty-five.
The objects of this society are for the protection and
relief of deserving physicians and their families who
may suffer from sickness or want, ami to promote
kindly professional and so> ial intercourse among
themselves and their professional brethren at large.
A Literary Chapter was organized July 21. 1871, for
the following obje>'ts: First— The colle tion of a
library. Second— The establishment of a museum.
Third — The publication of a medical journal, or mon-
ographs on medical subjects, as the society may,
from time to time, determine or order to be p inted.
Fourth — Reports of c .ses and the discussion of such
medic.tl subjects as shall be brought beloie the Chap-
ter. Regular meetings of the society and the Lite-
rary Chapter are held on the twenty-first day of each
month.
Officers.— Robert McMillan, M. D., President ; L.
Gautier, M. D., Treasurer; A. M. Wilder. M. D., Sec-
retarj'.
LiTERAKY Chapter. — George H. Powers, M.D., Per-
manent Secretary; B. E. Swan, M. D., Librarian and
[ Curator.
I SAN FRANCISCO MUSICAL PROTECTIVE ASSO-
' CIATION.— Incorporated December 17, 1875. Meets
BULLOCK & JONES. 105 Montsomery Street, Importer Men's Fine Neck Wear
Toys at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 71G Kearny St, opposito tho Plaza.
SOCIETIE S — BENEVOLENT.
1091
quarterly, second Tuesday in the month, at two ' Brut Hcctlon is devotrd to ph«rtt-ih!«» Itbnr TTj.'t ti--
o'llock P. M. Number of nieiul)erR, ninety. The lleve tho sick and tin ■ • = - , . , • -
object of this society is to assist sick nn.l disabled d. thln({. eiiipli.v nech
nu-mbers and their fiiiuilics, and the better protection KariueiilH ni.idr ii. tin- o'.
of musical interests in San Francisco. fortnniite In vnrloiiH wimi
Offiers.— Joseph L. S hniitz, President; H. Hollo The ►econd secti.-n conduct* a freo HrwiDR BchtKiI
and A. H. Bee .. Vicp-Pri'sidents ; Theo. Knoll, Secro
tary ; Henry Schuppert, Treasurer.
bnn-
SVN FR.\NCISCO SOCIETY FOR THE PKEVEN-
TION OF CRUELTY To ANIMALS. -Incorporated
April, 1868. Office, 014 Merchant street. Number
of members two hundred and five. The objects of
this society are to provide wav? and m> ans ti> secure
the enforcement of " An Act fur the nmre effictual
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals," approved .March
30, 18 p8, and to labor in the education of a publi>- sen-
timent of humanity and gentleness toward domestic
and other animals.
Officers — Joseph W. Winana, President ; Jacob Z.
Davis, Vice-President : N ithaniel Hunter, Secretary ;
James S. Hutchinson, Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' AID SOCIETY.— Ornjan-
ized January 8, 1873. Number of members two hun-
dred. Jleets the first and third WedueBda\s of lach
for poor chlldn-n, whl'li ii^w numlK-rM ovrr
dred. The meet I - ' ' ' In tho cbiir ' ■ ' -^
every Satnrlny. : .ck A. M. t
Over live huniir' ^.adv in the '
been distributed ....lu t ■'-■ .*e»r.
The t ird Kecllnii aiHtiil>ut<H to the prlnon. Jalla,
hoHpit.'ils and acyluniH, ei>iitrlbutl<>n« of rfa<llii|{ mat-
ler, which uie depohlted in a Itox In the church ve»U-
biile by the couxreK >tlon.
The r.urtb Heitl. n attends to the iinrlal Inteivvtii
of the society, and conduct* the monthly aoclal gath-
eriii|.;B.
The money needed to carry on this gixxX wurk, i«
raised by a siK'cinl contribution on the firi<t Sunday of
each month.
OlBcent.— Key. Dr. Horatio Btebbins, President;
Charles A. Murdock, Secretary; iin. Jaioea Utla,
Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAFT. — Th^ oh-
nionth.at 71 New Montgomery street, and Norden Hall, I ject of this society la t" relieve
Mission street, between Third and Fourth, altern-
ately. The object of this society is to assist sick
and destitute Scandinavians, help new comers, and
encourage a friendly feeling among them.
Officers- Mrs. B. H. Madison, President; Mrs. J.
F. Bryn. Vice-Pr. sident ; Miss Catherine Mur. h. Re-
cording Secretary ; Mrs. Adolph Peterson. Treasurer.
SCANDINAVIAN LADIES' RELIEF SOCIETY.-Or-
ganized March 19. 1874. Meets tirst Wednesday of
each month, at the Scandinavian Home, 10 Ridley
street. Number of members one hundred and fifty.
Obiects : The founding of a Home for the Scandina-
vian needy, sick and destitute. The Soci. ty has r.'-
cently rented the frame building, 10 Ridley stret t,
for temporary use as a Home. They have in con-
tempi. itiou t.'ie purch::se of ground and tlie er 'C-
tiou of a Home suitable to their wants during the
connng vcar.
Offic rs.— Mrs. Charles Nelson, Presl lent ; Mrs. E.
M. North, Corresp.mdiug Secretary; Mrs. Dr. Lund-
borg. Recording Secretary ; Mrs! 8. Peteison, Tieas-
urer.
S("ANDINAVIAN SOCIETY'.— Organized February
28. 18.5!). Number of members. thre.> hundred and
fifty. Hall, 71 Nt-w Mon'goniery street: ■ pen everyday
and evening. The obj.-c t of .his society is t > aid the r
fiick and bury th ir d.ad, also to assist th ir country-
inen and otiiers who may be dei-med by t e society
worthy objects of its charities; also to have a hall for
uiontlily meetings and a library.
Officers.— Andrew C. Freese. President; E. A.
Brandt, Vi. e-President ; G. B. Pettersen and A. C.
Knudsen. Secreta ies ; Alfred A. Eutiuist, Treasurer;
N. L. Sykes, Librarian.
ScANDiNAVi.^N Hall ASSOCIATION.— Incorporated De-
cember 20, 1871. .,..„,:.
Others.- Albert Miller, President; A. C. Fr't»P.
Vice-President; Alfred A. Enqujst, Secretary; H. M.
A. Miller, Treasurer.
Scan
Marc
found. Though a 1' giliinate otT!>pr
Church, and principally support, il :
same, yel its charltie- are extended i.^ ui. H..ru:..
SODS who are in distress.
St. Patbicks Conkebknck.- Onianiied ISifl. M. . t-
every Weonesday evening In the baaeiueut of HI. Pat-
rick's thurch.
Offic. rs. --James Daly, President ; Cornellua Rvgau.
Vice-Pr< sident; Sl< phen McUillau, Treaaurer ; Jamt^
Fitzg'- aid, Seen tary.
St. Pktkr's Conkebencf..— OrRanired 18"0. Meeta
every Sunday alter last Mass, in Horary attached to
church.
Ofliers— Peter Haggerty, President ; John Hughe*,
Vi.e-l'rrhideiit : P. H. McOovem, Treanurtr; Thomas
Kavanangli, Secretary. i
SONS OF THE EMERALD ISLE.— Organ i/ed M^r. h
17, 1«5'J ; reorganized Aprllli. 1^6ll. Nun'
bera, two hundred and »<.veuly-foiir. M
Ilrst Wednesday of each month, at In
Hall. 818 Howard street.
Officers.— Joseph Kelley, Ppaldent ; Thomas OHri-
en, VI iPri sident ; J. »:. Donovan Hecmdng Srcre-
tary ; James Burke, Corrcaponding SeertUry.
SONS OK JACOB.— Or;;anlzed Janmry, 1878. Num-
ber of members, seventy. Meets nrut and thrd Sun-
days of each month at U'nai llrlth Uulhllng, I'il Kddy
street Objects: b<iie\..Uiit.
Officers.— Wi ll:imU..yl-.Pr.si<leut; N.J«cob«.\ ice-
President ; R. LIppniann, S<ciet«ry. j
SPANISH MITIAL HI NEVOI.ENT ROCIETY.-
Organi/.ed 1877. Number of nienib«T« about two hun-
dre I. Meets on the lust Sunday of each mouth at ilO
Bush street. ... „
objecis: Uonev lence and mutual aaalstanoe. secre-
tary's office. :KW Kea i.y street. , .»
Offl ers.-Mol.-sto E. O rcla. President; J<».* F.
Oodc y Vlo.-Presld.tr; Jose A. (lania, Tre«»ur< r ;
Ramoti M. Agulire. Financial Secretiry ; Tuoma. M.
Jewett, Re .irding Seen Ury.
8T ANDREW'S SOCIETY (Seotch Benev.d.
cle y).— Organized 8eptem»vr9t. 1W..1 "
August 4. 18-..'.. for the |)
lANDiNAViAN Mutual Aid SociETY.-Organized
ch •2.'i 187J. Meets semi-aiinii Uy at 71 New .Mont-
, ry street. Ob e t; To secure to the families of
de eased members pecuinary aid.
SOCIATION.-Org.mized November 1- is.-... in^"'" | hnllof the Voimg Men'» <
porated April 1, 1873. Number of members, one l.ui - .^^^ j^^^^,,.^ ^,„.,., h,..,„„^
dred and twenty-two. M. ets first T..esda> of e^ach I ^ ^^^^, ^.^,._,,,,^, ,,^,„ ,7. All
month at 302 Davis street. Th>- obj.vts of this M.iieiy g„„« „,, scotch pare, t are . I.
hir
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are mutual assistance in case of sickness, and to bury
"office;8.-S. M. Marchini, President: Savn Martm-
0%'i.", Vic.-Pre8id,nt; M. L. Tomasevlch. Secretary;
M. Mattich, Treasurer.
p yin;.' thre dollar* Initiation i • - -. ' i«
""omc!rs.-Ar hib.ld McKlnlar. Py"*;;'^"',- "j*^,',^
Davidson aiiil ' "' ^ .. .. fr. .i, . i - .m
A. Kenn-"iy. i' , ,
BEAMISH'S, Nucleus Building, Market Street, cor T-'-^ Street
ANLEHSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomery St
1092
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
D.D., Chaplain ; D. McMillan, D. Porter, and James
Sullivan, Trustees; John Jack, Librarian.
ST. BONIFACE ORPHAN ASYLUM.— I^ocation,
north side of Grove street, between Polk street and Van
Ness avenue. This institution was founded a few
years since by Miss Catherine Gross, for the recep-
tion of those poor orphans of every nationality and
religious denomination for whom no home could be
found in the other asylums.
The whole institution is the private property of
Miss Gross, yet, as a Roman Catholic, she considers
herself siibject to the .jurisdif tion of Archbishop Ale-
many. The number of children in the institution is
twenty-seven, being as many as the building will
conveniently accommodate.
ST. JOHN'S GERMAN LADIES' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized July 10, 1878. Number of members, one
hiindred and ten. Meets second Wednesday of each
month, in lecture room of St. John's German Luth-
eran Church, Green street. Objects, the assistance
of the deserving poor among our German population.
OflBcers.— Mrs. Sophia Yost, President; Mrs. Marga-
rette Lindow, Vice-President: Miss Ida Lueders, Sec-
retary; Mrs. Eliza Wessell, Treasurer.
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY (R. C) .—
Established 18(J0. The objects of this society are to
extend assistance to each other in time of sickness, by
corporeal aid and spiritual consolation ; for provid-
ing tbeir deceased brethren with a decent and Chris-
tian interment in accordance with their Holy Faith;
for the relief of the families they may leave after
them; as also for stimulating each other to a more
constant observance of the duties of religion, and
the general promotion of moral and intellectual im-
provement. Meetings held third Sunday of each
month, in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral.
Number of members, four hundred and fifty.
Officers.— James R. Kelly, President; P. Swift, Vice-
President; A. F. Benard, Treasurer; Michael Dolan,
Secretary. ,
ST. JOSEPH'S BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF ST.
FRANCIS PARISH.— Organized March 3, 1872. Num-
ber of members, three hundred. Objects, to visit
the sick, bury the dead, and provide for families of
deceased members. Meets the first Sunday of each
month, at three o'clock P.M., in St. Franci.s' Church.
Officers. — John Simpson, I?resident; Timothy Mc-
Giuley, Vice-President; John Mulholland, Treasurer;
James M. Reynolds, Recording Secretary; J. J. Reich-
enbach, Financial Secretary.
ST. LUKE'S HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated August 9, 1871. Object: The founding of a
hospital in the city and county of San Francisco for
the relief and care <jf such sick persons as may desire
its benefits. The corporative powers are vested in a
board of nine trustees.
Hospital, east side of San Jose avenue, between
Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth streets, and near
the terminus of the Market and Valencia Streets Rail-
road.
Officers.— Joseph G. Eastland, President ; George H.
Meiidell, Secretary; I{. W. Kirkham, Treasurer-
W. A. Douglass, M. D., and C. F. Norwold, M. D.,
Visiting Physicians and Surgeons; Joseph G.East-
land, R.W. Kirkham, G. H. Mendell, L. H. Allen, Wil-
liam Blandlng, W. F. Babcock, William H. Bootlie, C,
V. 8. Gibbs, and D. O. Mills, Trustees; George H.
Jenks, M. D., Superintendent.
In March, 187(;, the Mite Soc'iety of St. Luke's Hos-
pital was organized by members of this association,
for tlie purpose of collecting funds and solicting do-
nations of goods and materials for the use and benefit
of the hospital.
Officers.— Mrs. W. C. Burnett. President; Mrs. G.
D.Gardiner, Secretary; Mrs. G. D. McElroy, Treas-
urer.
ST. ATARY'S BENEVOLENT AND LIBRARY ASSO-
CIATKJN.— Organized 1807. Regular r-eetings first
and third Sundays of each mouth. Number of mem-
bers, sixty. Library open every first and third Sun-
day of each month, from two to four o'llock P.M.
This association has been orgaiiized for the purpose
of protecting the Catholic working Tuan against the
moral and social evils usually attendant upon a life
of arduous and precarious labor. A largo reading
room has been fitted up for the accommodation of the
society in the basement of St. Mary's Cathedral. It
has a carefully selected library, numbering at pres-
ent over one thousand five hundred volumes, consist-
ing of all the Catholic works published in America, to
which will soon be added those of Irish and English
publishers. There is also a good collection of other
useful and instructive works.
Officers.— James Barry, President; Andrew D. Een-
niflf, Mce-President ; Martin Murray, Secretary an^
Librarian ; James H. Nolan, Treasurer.
ST. MARY'S LADIES' SOCIETY.— Meets adjoining
St. Mary's Hospital, in St. Mary's Hall, a wooden
building, tisty by thirty feet, erected by the Society
for their meetings. St. Mary's Society, which was
founded by the Sisters of Mercy in 1859, for the purjjose
of r>romoting piety among the Catholic females, has
recently been converted into a Mutual Benevolent So-
ciety. It numbers between eleven and twelve hun-
dred members. The officers of the society are se-
lected from the Sisters of Mercy.
ST. PATRICK'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE OF CALI-
FORNIA.— Headquarters, San Francisco. Objects: To
imite in a mutual union. Irishmen and their descend-
ants of all creeds and classes, to protect and extend
charity to the widow and orphans, and to strengthen,
foster, and promote fraternal feelings of frendship
and charity among its members.
Alliance, No. 1. — Organized March 20, 1873. Num-
ber of members two hundred and thirty. Meets first
and third Mondays of every month, at Charter Oak
Hall.
Officers.- J. W. McDonald, President ; Frank Mc-
Ginney, Secretary.
Alli.^nce, No 2.— Organized February 7, 1878. Num-
ber of members eighty. Meets first and third Thurs-
days of every month, at Charter Oak Hall.
Officers. — J. J. McCarthy, President ; John M.
Creed, Secretary.
ST. PAULUS GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized July, 1870. Num-
ber of members one hundred and twenty. Meets sec-
ond Monday of each month In the basement of St.
Boniface t hurch. The objects of this Society are to
afford relief to distressed members, and the support
of their widows and orphans.
Officers.— P. H. Donks, President; F. B. Schoen-
stein, Vice-President ; Joseph Freechtle, Recording
Secretary ; Prosper Kiesel, Financial Secretary ; John
Lehritter, Treasurer.
ST. PETER'S GERMAN ROMAN CATHOLIC BE-
NEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Organized March, 1865, In-
corporated JauTiary 7, 1867. Meets first Monday of
each month in the basement of St. Boniface Church.
The objects of this' Society are mutual benefits to its
memb( rs.
Officers — Joseiih Lessman, President; F. F. Speck-
man, Vice-President ; Peter Denner, Recording Secre-
tary ; B. Dryer, Financial Secretary ; P. Scheukel,
Treasurer.
SWEDISH SOCIETY. — Organized September 20,
1875. Number of members, eighty. Meets every
Monday evening, ai 71 New Montgomery street. Ob-
jects : To take care of sick members, aid the desti-
tute, and bury the dead.
Officers— 0. T. Lagerantz, President ; A. O. Wallan-
der, Vice-Presidciit ; N. P. Jacobson, Recording Sec-
retary ; Fred. Hulting, Corresponding Secretary ;
Charles Leverentz, Treasurer.
SWISS MUTUAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.— Or-
ganized 1849. Reorganized 1874. Nrmiber of mem-
bers, three hundred and fifty. A meeting of the so-
ciety is held in January and July, at the Swiss Hotel,
(!27 Coumiercial street. Object: To afford its mem-
bers mutual assistance in cases of sickness or dis-
tress. I
Officers.— Antoiue Borel, President; Louis Jiiry,
Vice-President; P. A. Giannini, Treasurer; Edward
Galliard, Englisli Secretary ; C. Steffani, Italian Sec-
retary ; I. Mac<'ary, M. D., and B. Hoflstetter, M. D.,
Physicians; P. Maet>tretti, Collector.
SWISS RELIEF SOCIETY.— Organized 1874. Ob-
jects: To supi)ort their sick or poor countrymen, and
to procure employment for those who are in want of
it. Office 527 Clay street.
BULLOCK i^ JONES, 105 Montpjomery Street, Importers Men's Furnishings.
Lolls at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Kearny St, opposite the Plaz&
SOCIETIES — B E N E V O L E N 'J'.
1093
Officers— F. Berton, President and Secretary ;
Borel, Vice-President ;N. Giambonl, Edward Uallia
. . A.
Mjy'Lx: it * i\^^-*. &ooAv*^Aiv ,^-«.v>&uif( m^^aii , a^v« n at u vial llaru,
and C. Buxtorf, Committee ; F. Berton & Co., Treas-
urer.
TEACHERS' MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN
FliANCISCO.— Orsauized Ma.v, 1873. Meets on the
first !iud third Mondays of each month at the roonia
of the Board of Education. Ohjectii;: The mutual
assistance of ti-a-hers of the San Francisco School Do-
p.irtnient. and more iiarticularly to miuiBter to the
waiits of the sick.
Officers. — \ L. Mann, President ; Mis.s I,. Knowlton,
Kecording Secretary; Mrs. A. Griffitli. Financial Sec
retary ; Miss H. M. Fairchild, Treasur«r.
UNITED ANCIENT ORDER OF DIUIDS.— GRAun
Gkoye of Californi.\.— Office Druid's Hull, 4ia Sut-
ter street.
Grand Officers.— Henry A. Chaae, N. G. A. ; G. Moe-
niuj,', E. W. D. G. A.; John Biter, K. W. G. Secretary ;
D. Ooutelenc, R. W. G. T.; C. Berghoefer, W. G. G. ;
John P. Knuitz, W. (i. S. ; Adam Smith, H. I-. Van
Geisterfleld,"aud F. P. Dann. W. G. Representatives.
Tlie following named chapters and groves meet at
the hall, iV.i Sutter street :
Hartn.\gkl Supreme Arch Chapter, No. 3 (Eng-
lish).—Meets first and third Thursdays of each
month.
San FB.ANC1SCO Grove, No. 3 (German).— Meets
every Thursday evening.
Eureka Grove, No. 4 (German) .—Meets every
Thursday evening.
Norma Grove, No. 5 (English)— Meets every Tues-
day evening. „ I
SiGEL Grove, No. 7 (German) .—Meets every Mon- j
day evening. i
Perseverance Grove, No. 10 (French) .-Meets I
every Tuesday evening. i
Schiller Grove, No. 11 (German) .-Meets every \
Wednesday evening.
Washington Gbove, No. 12 (English) .-Meets every
Tuesday evening.
Hesperian Grove. No. 1.5 (English) .-Meets every
Tuesday evening.
Elvin Grove, No. 16 (English) .-Meets every Thurs-
"^ LAUKEriROVE, No. 17 (English) .-Meets every Fri-
day evening.
•Templar Grove, No. 19 (English). -Meets every
Monday evening.
Live Oak Grove, No. 22 (English) .-Meetf every
Wednesday evening.
General Relief Committee.— Meets second Sun-
day of every month.
DHUIDS' Hall SociETY.-Offlce Druids' Hall, 413
Sutler street. Annual "'eeting of shareholders. Bec^
ond Monday of February. The Board of Trustees
meets on the third Wednesday of each month.
DRUIDS' LiBRARY.-Druids' Hall, 413 Sutter street.
Officers -G. Hoffman. President; (vacant . becrc-
tarjTp Tautphaus, Treasurer; J.Wesner, Librarian, j
UNITED CALIFORNIANS.-This ord. r was Incor- ,
iDorated in June, ISTC. Number of members, one
Eunlired and thirty . Meets every Friday evening. In
*^a^^;*^S"^r;%nce and ^-therl^lc^.
Officers.-J. D. Sullivan, President ;KW. Lav^r.
ViccPresident ; G. Pohlinan, Pre - -J I • ^ <; ^
kv Recording Secretary ; George Lutlur, ^ '"^''''''''"
ingSccr^ary . J. M. Crkne, Financial SecreUry ; Sam-
uel Shear, Treasurer.
WEST INDIAN BENEVOLENT SOCIETY -Organ-
ized June, 1«(;7. I"'^'^''"*',' ,; ^",1'": y u B Men'H
^ll!^.f:rl^^J^^l-l'':^i^«^>?*P^cifi^treet.
nitectfr^To ^rkVcrrTof the sick membcn. and
bury the dead. r^nvca President; James
Hrr^^'vi7eS'-r.lnf;-J%°:o:bo^n!corre;ponaiug
Secr'etary ; J. E. Francis, Treasurer.
WIDOWS' AND C^^^^^^y^^o^^"^^-
OF THE POLICE DLI'.VRIMI.M "r
CISCO.— OrRanlz«d January 1». 1878. The member-
ship embraces the entlrt^ fori-e. Two doJUni i>er
mouth deducted from the ji«\ • • i ■ •> nv
tained for the cnatioii of a fui^ ■ Mm
are pal I to memberH during >■■.■■■ ..iiJ
Jl.KHl t) the helrit of thow «h.. .ll< wML .u tUe
force.
om.ern— Captain I. W. Uch. Hrrslrlrnt ; Captain
A. W. Stone, Vice-President; Fred T I r.l-
Inn Secretaiy ; J- M. Dwyer, Flnan> i <'.
Martin, TreaKunT ; t!. Edleman, J. '1 1*.
Morehouse, Jauies A.Wilmjii, and S. Jtuim. r i rui.ur#.
1 WORKINOMENS BENETOLKNT KOCIETV NO.
' 1 OF CALnoUNIA.-t)rKanl/.«-d )-.\.t,:t, I 1m7».
1 Number ol uiemb<n*, Hlxty-one. Mei ' '-i.Y,
at HIbernia Hall, V'*!; Third wtn-ct. ' '»1
I beiievolenie amouu Itf ineiulMtH. pai t me
matter of aiil in nlcknewi and death el iw u.l" t»-
' Offlcers.— W. F. SMialliuaii. IT-hldMil. K. M. Man-
. niiig. Vice.Pre«ident; lUjbcrt J. PoWi r». ('«.rrc«lK)nd.
iuK Secretary; David Flnley. Flnwiclal Secretary; M.
J. Burns, Treasurer.
' YOUNG MENS UNION BENEFICTAI. SOCIETY. -
I Organized 1>>61. Incorporated June. iw.». (ibj.ct»:
To render aid and protclloii to »tck meiiiber*. bury
decea.ied ones, and Invest itn surplus (uhiIh In loans,
mortgages, bonds, etc. The society own a b-t and
spacious hall for public meetingH and otlier purposes,
on Pacific street, near Mason.
Officers.— Barney Flet. her, President; James Har-
gro, Vice-President ; U. T. Houston, Treasurer ; Wil-
liam H. Carter, Secretary.
YOUTHS' DIRECroRY THE.— OfHce 1417 Howard
street. This Institution, established November 1.
1H74 under the patronage of Archblshoi. Alrmany.
comprises a Free Intelll«ence Bur.au and a Tenii>o.
rarv- Home for friendless l.oy« in search of en.ploy-
ment. It is inaintained by volunUry contrlbutloua
from the puBllc. Destitute lads, in ^u. »t of w..rlt,
are admitted free to the benefits of it- refectory, dor-
mitory, lavati.ry, and reading-room, until places are
procured for them in town or country, without
charge to either employers or employet's. No dis-
crimination between applicants on account of reliK-
ions belief. Last year three thousand one »in";lr..l
and forty-five youths, of every tongue and kludr..!.
obtained profiUble occupation on farms. In factorlem
stores, and shops. Office open every week day from
nine o'cbick A.M. to one o'clock P.M.
Offl°ers.-J»mes R. Kelly, President; O- Touch.nl.
Treasurer; William Shanahan, Collector; A;P '•J','*'
Superintendent and Seer, tary; Mrs^ Dora Dl.U. Mat-
ron; J. R. Kelly. R. Tobin. CD. ^ «"V'^"' *!•
Touchard. M. J. O'Ciinor. J. A. Donohoe, Henry Bar-
I roilhet, and Peter H. Burnett. Dirtctors.
MASOXIC.
THE GRAND LODGE OF FREF AND ACCEPTED
MASONS OF THE STATE UF CAI.IK>RM^ -\»- '
semb!.-s annually at the Masonic 1. i
of San Francisco, on the s.cond 1 '■■
lU officers for the year ending 111 i'' .„,,.„,
*f ■ W- John Mlll» Hrowii.-, oraii'l .Mb-k r > n u ;•_
B -W.".' William WllH..n Traylor. Deputy Or«.d ,
Ma-ster, San tYauc!s.-o. tp.,,l«n '
R.-.W.-. William Henry Crane. Senior Grand VTarJen.
Susaiivllle. , „.
W.-. Kob.rt Chldley Bnxler, Junior Grand war-
den, Vlsalia. „ _ — _•«
W. . M..WS Holler, Grand Trea«u«r. San Tna-
W.-. Aloi'^'Gunlon Al*!!. Grand SecreUry. Ban
Thomas (lii.rd. Grand Chanlaln. "•k»»»'L,.
Loreii/... Sawyer. Grand Orator. San »ran.
Oeo'r'^e" Tuttlo Orimo,. A-alaUnl Ormod
J.,Ken.eV"s?Irr': U^d I-.urer. San
. Joh"wXy Adams. ar«.d Marshal. Val-
Saniu'cl tiraves. Grand Bible m»wr. hM»
. ci.^"-»*"-x Shield.. Otand SUndardB-r.
er Sacrnniento.
K.-.
W.-
W.-
W.'
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W.
BEAMISH can afford to sell goods lo^Imports direct
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1094
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
yf.-
W.-
W.-
Lemuel Trescott Crane, Grand Sword Bearer,
Marysville.
Orrin W. Hollenbeck, Senior Grand Deacon,
Auburn.
Henry Sayre Orme, Junior Grand Deacon,
Los Angeles.
John Pashburg, Senior Grand Steward,
Yreka.
W.* . Henry Morse Isaacs, Junior Grand Steward,
Independence.
W.". Samuel David Mayer, Grand Organist, San
Francisco.
W.'. George Burnham, Grand Pursuivant, Placer-
ville.
W/. James Oglesby, Grand Tyler, San Francisco.
This body was organized in the year 1850, and there
are now in existence , under its jurisdiction, two hun-
dred and nine Subordinate Lodges, of which fifteen
are in the City of San Francisco, as follows:
Calefornt.\ Lodge, Xo. 1. — Meets every Thiirsday
evening In King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
La Parfaite Uniox Lodge, So. 17. — Meets every
Friday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Occidental Lodge, No. 22. — Meets every Monday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Golden Gate Lodge. No. 30. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mount Morl^h Lodge, No. 44.— Meets every Wed-
nesday evening in King Solomon's Hall, Masonic
Temple.
Fidelity Lodge. No. 120. — Meets every Thursday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Hermann Lodge, No. 127.— Meets every Monday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Pacific Lodge, No. 136. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Crockett Lodge, No. 139. — Meets every Friday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Edd^ street.
Oriental Lodge, No. 144. — Meets every Tuesday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Excelsior Lodge, No. IPC — Meets every AVednesday
evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
Mission Lodge, No. 169. — Meets every Wednesday
evening at the corner of Sixteenth and Valencia
streets.
South San Fkancisco Lodge, No. 212.— Meets every
Thursday evening at Hare's Hall, Tenth Avenue',
South San Francisco.
Doric Lodge, No. 216. — Meets every Thursday
evening at B'nai B'rith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Speranza Itall\na Lodge, No. 219.— 5Ieets every
Saturday evening in St. John's Hall, Masonic Temple.
I THE GRAND CHAPTER OF ROYAL ARCH MA-
I SONS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— Assem-
bles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City of
San Francisco, on the second Tuesday in April. Its
officers for the term ending in April, 1879, are:
M.-.E.-.John Mills Brown, Grand High Priest,Vallejo;
K.-.E.-. Nathan W. Spaulding, Deputy Grand High
Priest, Oakland ;
R..E.-. Wiley James Tinuin, Grand King.Weaverville;
R. ■.£.-. Henry Sayre Orme, Grand Scribe, Los Angeles;
R.-.E. -.Hiram T. Graves, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
cisco;
R.-.E.-. Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Secretary, San
Francisco ;
R.-.E. -.Samuel Graves, Grand Chaplain, San Fran-
cisco;
M.-.E.-.Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Lecturer, San
Francisco ;
E.'.Leonidas E. Pratt, Grand Captain of the Host,
San Francisco;
E.-. William Monroe Petrie, Grand Royal Arch
Captain, Sacramento ;
Comp. Samuel D. Mayer, Grand Organist, San Fran-
cisco;
Comp. Ira C. Root, Grand Guard, San Francisco;
This body was organized in the year 1854, and there
are now in existence, under Its .jurisdiction, fiftv Sub-
ordinate Chapters, of which two are in the City of
San Francisco, as follows:
San Francisco Chapter, No. 1. — Stated meetings
first and third Mondays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temple.
California Chapter, No. 5. — Stated meetings first
and third Tuesdays of each month in the Chapter
Hall, Masonic Temisle.
THE GRAND COUNCIL OF ROYAL AND SELECT
MASTERS OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.— As-
sembles annually at the Masonic Temple in the City
of San Francisco, on the second Thursday in April.
Its officers for the term ending April, 1879, are:
M.-. P. -.William M. Petrie, Grand Master, Sacramento;
R.-. P. -.Edwin A. Rodgers, Deputy Grand Master;
Sonora ;
R.-.P.-.E. R. Hedges, Grand Illustrious Master, Stock-
ton ;
R. -.P. -.John W. Rock, Grand Principal Conductor of
the Works, Sacramento:
R.-.P.-.W.W. Traylor, Grand Treasurer, San Francisco.
R.-.P.-.AVilliam A. Davies, Giand_Recorder, San Fran-
cisco.
R.-. P. -.Samuel Graves, Grand Chaplain, San Fran-
cisco.
R.-. P. -.Gideon Wing, Grand Captain of the Guards,
Columbia.
R. -.P. -.William Jeffray, Grand Steward, San Francisco.
K.-.P.-.Ira C. Root, Grand Sentinel, San Francisco.
I This body w;is organized iu the year I86I1, and thei-e
are now iu existence under its jurisdiction ten sub-
ordinates, of which one is held in the City of San
Francisco, viz :
California Council, No. 2. — Meets on the first
Saturday in each month in the Chapter Hall, Masonic
Temple.
THE GRAND COMMANDERY OF KNIGHTS TEMP-
LAR OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA— Assembles
annually at the Masonic Temple, in the City of San
Francisco, on the second Friday in April. Its officers
for the term ending April, 1879, are :
R.-.E. -.Sir Hiram T. Graves, Grand Commander, San
Francisco,
■y.-. E.-. Sir Alfred A. Eedington, Deputy Grand Com-
mander, Sacramento.
E.-.Sir E. R. Hedges, Grand Generalissimo, Stock-
ton.
E.-.Sir Bruce D. Lee, Grand Captain-General, San
Francisco. ,
E.-.Sir Samuel Graves, Grand Prelate, San Fran-
cisco.
E.-.Sir E. A. Rodgers, Grand Senior Warden, So-
nora.
E.-.Sir William M. Petrie, Grand Junior Warden,
Sacramento.
E.-.Sir Alex^inder G. Abell, Grand Treasurer, San
Francisco.
E.-.Sir Thomas H. Caswell, Grand Recorder, San
Francisco.
E.-.Sir Leonidas E. Pratt, Grand Standard Bearer,
San Francisco.
E.-.Sir Jacob Hart Neff. Grand Sword Bearer, Col-
fax.
E.-.Sir R. C. Gaskill, Grand Warden, Oakland.
Sir James Oglesby, Grand Captain of the
Guards, San Francisco.
This body was oi-ganized in the year 1858, and there
are now in existence under its jurisdiction fourteen
comuianderies, of which oneis held in the city of San
Francisco, viz.:
California Commandery, No. 1. — Meets every Fri-
day evening in Commandery Hall, Masonic Temple.
GRAND CONSISTORY OF THE ANCIENT AND
ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.— Meets at the Masonic
Temple, iu the City of San Francisco, on the second
Wednesday in January, twenty-tirst of March, iwen-
ty-fifth of June, twenty-first of September, and twen-
ty-seventh of December. Its otficers for the term
ending December, 1879, are:
V.-. I. -.William A. Dnvies, Grand Commander-in-
Chief, San Francisco.
I.' Washington Ayer, First L. Commander, San
Francisco.
I. -.Charles F. Brown, Second" L. Commander, San
Francisco.
I. -.William C. Belcher, Grand Constable, Marys-
ville.
I. -.Edwin A. Rogers, Grand Admiral, Stockton.
I. -.Alexander Burkett, Grand Chancellor, Stock-
ton.
I.-. Isaac S. Titus, Grand Minister of State, San
Francisco.
BULLOCK & JONES, Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery Street.
gloves and Mittens at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Zeamy St
L-.Wimam Jeffny. Orand Almoner, San Fran- !
Cisco.
I.-.George J. Hobe, Grand Begietrmr. San Fran- !
Cisco. '
I.- -A.. F. Williams, Grand Ke«per of Se*la and '
Archives, Oakland. I
I.-. David W. Laird, Grand Treasurer, San Fran-
Cisco.
I.-.A. A. MiAUister, Grand Primate, Tallejo 1
I.-. Stephen Wing, Grand Master of Ceremonies, I
StocktiJU. I
I. -.William S. Moses, Grand Expert, San Fran-
cisco.
I. -.Marcus C. Meyer, Grand Assistant Eii)ert, San
Francisco. i
I." .Moses Bosenbaum, Grand Beausenifer, San i
Francisco.
I.-.Samn> 1 W. Levy, Bearer of the Vexlllum Belli, i
San Francisco. i
I. -.Columbus Waterhouse, Grand Master of the
Guards, San Francisco.
I.-. Jeremiah E. Whitcher, Grand Chamberlain, \
Oakland. ;
I.-. William McCrindle, Grand Steward, San Fran- '
Cisco. I
I.-.Charl-s J. Prescott, Gnnd Aid-de-Camp, San '
Francisco. :
I.- .Thomas Driver, Grand Sentinel, Stockton.
Goi>rKEY De St. Omar Contcn,, Exights Kadosh,
Xo. 1. — Meets on the second Friday evening of every i
month &t Ma.-^nic Temple. i
Yebba Bcesa Chapteb of Bose Cboh, No. 4. — I
Meets on the Ust Friday of every month at Masonic i
Temple.
Terba Bcena Lodge of Perfectios, So. f,— Meets
every Friday evening at Masonic Temple.
MASONIC BO.\BD OF BELIEF.— Composed of aU
theW. M.'s of the Subordinate Lodges of San Fran- |
Cisco. Meets every Saturday evening at Masonic
Temple.
MASOXIC H.VLL ASSOCLA.TIOy.— Incorporated
1859. Office, No. 6 Masonic Temple, second floor.
Associated for the purpc-se of erecting and furnishing
the Mas nic Temple, at the northwest comer of Mont-
gomery and Post streets.
MASONIC CEMETEBY AS.SOCLVTION.— Organized
January 26, 1863. Office, room •f2. Masonic Temple.
MASONIC VETEBAN ASSOCIATION.— Organized
January 8, 1879. Objects : The nuion of the pioneer
Masons of the Pacific coast and the preservation of
Masonic history. Q\iarterly meetings held at Masonic
Temple. Office. 23-J Sutter street.
Officers.— C. Waterhouse. President ; Samuel Swift,
"Vice-President ; Edwin A. Sherman, Secretarj- ; David
W. Laird, Treasurer ; George Spaulding, Marshal.
THE GBANT) CHAPTEB OF THE OBDEB OF THE {
EASTEBN STAB.— Meets in the City of San Fran- I
Cisco (tinless otherwise ordered), on th- ■^' > 'i*'- f'^I- j
lowing the second Tuesday in October
The Grand Chapter was organized - !' I
of April, 1873. The first Snbordina;
organize'! on the ninth of May, ls»5'.'.
twentv -eight SuborJiiiate Chapter-; i.
dicUonof the Grand Chapter. The l\. - ■ ■
chapters are in San Frantisco :
GoLi/ES Gate Cbapteb. No. 1.— Meeta every Mo:
day evening at Sanders Hall, 71 New Montgomery
Street. I
CAiSTonsiA Chapter No. 4.- Meets every Thurs- j
day evening at B'nai B'rith Building, l-'l Eddy street. |
Ivy Chapter, No. -.-Meete everj Tu.-sday even-
ing at Impioved Order Etd Men s Hall, 320 Poet
There are in this city several colored Lodge*, vix.: j
MOST WORSHIPFri. -
LODGE OF FREE AND
THE ST.\TE OF CALIF' ! : :
at Masonic Hall, south side of Pacifl • ntr.^t
Powell and Mason. Its officers are :
M.-.W.-.J. A. Barber, Gra: • " * " -"^"^^i***:
R.-.W.-.J. Barton, Deputy ^. "H'**'''" =
B.-.W.-.Devail Dougla.«s, > harden, Sacra-
mento -.
10951
SOCIETIES— BENEVOLENT.
R.-.W.-. David Winston, JanlorOmtdWafdra.TlrKlato
City ; "^ I
B.-.W.-. Barney Fletcher, Grand Treaaunr. ten Frmn- I
Cisco ;
B.-.W,-.J. N. Triplett. Grand 8ecT«tary, SacnnMslo.
Baxxibal LoD<iK. No. 1.— Merto flmi Wedocadar of
each tnonth.it thr- Ma>or,ie Hall, aoathvwt cora«r
of ' " ■ tK.
^ Mc«taflr«t Monday Of Mch
"'- ■ . MjothwwteorBwof Jkck-
Boll
of each :.
cifii- Bin •
WrTH'
of . . '
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K. Ho. 4 _V**ta flret Tuesday
V. , .1.11 . -haideof P».
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Secretary.
The subordinate Chapters are m follows:
A N '. 1.— Stated meetinfa monthly
in ■■ uth side of Paiiflc street. b«-
tw - .n.
^ '->.?.— Stated meetlosa monthly ,
in Mjuth aide of Pacific street, bt-
tv. .-on.
■i. — Stated mecUniis aontbly
in - nth side of PsclAe 6tr«et. be-
twi ' ' : -■in.
£i>'u Datid (HArTEH. No. 4.— Ststsd aiectlBfB
monthly in the Maonnlc Hall, ionUiwast eotmu d ,
J,,.i-. .. .. .1 !'..well BtrreU. ,
'. PTEH. No. 5.— Stated iD«*tlnis maath-
ly . .' Hall, southw««t conMr of Ji
ami 1 ■ .. -::• •■•.-.
b- t -.s ■
I. 0. O. F.
GBAND OFFICEBSOFTHE B "' :<
OF THE STATE OF CALIKdllN i
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Case. B. W. D. O. M.San Fr
W. G. W.. Sarramento : W. i
Fran. Isoo ; H. H iir ..i- i'-
F. O. Beatty, l:
fr.yd. B. W. O
cock. W r. (I ,
Marshal .
San Fra; »'
dale; E. 1
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xninrr. No. a.— Meets sM«od sad
;, . of e*ch moath.
CsiTT K.i< AMPME.-rr, No. M.-M^ta »«<-on<l and
fourth M"Tifl«v« iif eai-h month.
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BEAMISH imports direct the latest Novelties, Scarfe, etc, etc
ANDERSON & HANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1096
SAX FEANCISCO DIEECTORT.
third Wednesday of each month at Turn Verein Hall,
620 Baish street.
Calitorsia Lodge, JTo. 1. — Meets Momlay.
Saj." Fsaxcisco Lodge, Xo. 3. — Meets Fxiday.
BUbmoxt Lodge. Xo. 13. — Meets Tuesday.
Tebba BrEXA Lodge, Xo. 1-5. — Meets Thursday.
Textplab Lodge, Xd. 17. — Meets Wednesday.
Ma'Ssolta Lodge, Xo. 29. — Meets Tuesday.
Bat Citt Lodge, Xo. 71. — Meets Monday.
Aeou Bes Adhem Lodge, No. 112. — Meets Thursday.
Gebma>"ia Lodge, Xo. 116. — Meets We.luesday.
Concordia Lodge, No. 122. — Meets Monday.
Apollo Lodge, Xo. 123. — Meets Friday.
Pabkeb Lodge, Xo. 124. — Meets Tuesday.
rsiTT LoDiE, Xo. 131.*— Meets Tuesday, corner of
Valencia and Sixteenth streets.
Hesmas Lodge, Xo. 145. — Meets Wednesday.
Pacific Lodge, Xo. 155. — Meets Thursday.
Ophib Lodje. Xo. 171.* — Meets Wednesday, in K.of
P. Castle, 915 Market street.
Occidext.vl Lodge, Xo. 179.* — Meets Thursday, in
B'nal Brith Building, 121 Eddy street.
Cosmopolitan Lodge, Xo. 194. — Meets Wednesday.
Golden Gate Lodge, Xo. 204. — Meets Tuesday.
Alta Lodge, Xo. 205.* — Meets Monday, in E. of P.
Castle, 915 Market street.
FRAJSco-AirEKiCAS Lodge, Xo. 207. — Meets Friday.
FrDEUTf Lodge, Xo. 222.* — Meets Monday, in K. of
P. Cast-e, 915 Market street.
Morse Lodge, Xo. 57.*— Meets Friday, in K. of P.
Castle, 915 Market street.
Excelsior Degree Lodge, Xo. 2. — Meets first and
third Saturdays of each month.
Tetttoxia Degree Lodge, Xo. 4. — Meets second and
fourth Fridays of each month.
Califorsia Kebekah Degree Lodge, No. 1. — Meets
Saturday.
Templar Kebekah Degree Lodge, Xo. 19. — Meets
Saturday.
General Belief Committee (Composed of all the
Noble Grands and Vice-Grands of the Subordinate
Lodges of San Francisco) . — Meets every Sunday at ten
o'clock A. M.
ODD FELLOWS' CEMETERY ASSOCU.TIOX.— In-
corporated September 26, 1S65. Office, 325 Montgom-
ery st;eet.
ODD FELLOW'S HALL ASSOCIATIOX.— Organized
1858. Capital stock, $150,000 ; office, 325 Montgomery
street.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgomery
street.
ODD FELLOWS' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION.—
Incorporat'^d February 3, 1868. Office, 325 Montgom-
ery street, room 6.
The object of this association is to secure to the
families of its deceased members pecuniary aid.
ODD FELLOWS' VETERAN ASSOCLATIOX.— Or-
ganized February 1, 1879. Objects: The preservation
of the history and traditions of Odd Fellowship.
Office, 325 Montgomery street.
Officers.— Charles N. Fox, President; C. W. Dannals,
Secretary; Henry B. Brooks, Treasurer.
Temperance.
CATHOLIC TOTAL AF.STIXEXCE UXIOX OF THE
ABCH DIOCESE OF SAX FRAXCISCO.— Organized
June, 1874. It is a branch of the Total Abstinence
Union of America, which comprises foxir hun.lred and
thirty Subordinate Societies. Meets evi-ry three
mouths in St. Joseph's Hall. Tenth street. It is suji-
ported by an annual tax of ten cents on each member,
gives free lectures and entertainments when funds
permit, and has for its object a combination of all the
total abstinence societies.
Officers.— Rev. J. B. McXally, President; D. A.
O'Conaell. Vice-President ; T. A. Good, Correspond-
ing Secretary ; Francis Shirley, Recording Secretary ;
•John Bolger, Treasurer.
The following subordinate societies have been or-
ganized, and meet at the time and place below noted,
viz:
St. Bridget's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets second and
fourth Sundays of each montii at St. Bridget's Church.
St. Joseph's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets first and
third Sundays of each month at St. Joseph's Church.
St. Mary's C. T. A. B. Society.— Me-ts fir-t and
third Sundays of each month in basement of St. Mary's
Cathedral.
St. Patrick's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets second
and fourth Sundays of each month in basement of St.
Patrick's Church.
St. Peter's C. T. A. B. Society. — Meets second and
fourth Sundays of each month in their hall, Alabama
street, near Twenty-fourth.
CHAMPIOXS OF THE RED CROSS.- A temper-
ance mutual beutfit organization, to aid hy all legiti-
mate means in the suppression of the liquor traffic
and for mutual relief in sickness, in connection with
a life-insxirance system upon a mutual protective
ba~is — each one of two thousand members in a dis-
trict paying one dollar upon the death of another.
Gra>"d Encampment of Caixfoenia. — This body
was organized October. 1S70. and there are now in
exi>;tcnce, imder its jurisdiction, sixty-five Subordi-
nate Encampments, with an aggregate membership
of about two thousand members. Meets annually at
place designated in call, on the third Tuesday in Oc-
tober.
Officers. — Samuel Clutter, Grand Commander, Xe-
vada City ; W. A. Bushnell, Grand Counselor, Rio
Vista ; Mrs.L.M. Haskins. Grand Junior Commander,
San Francisco ; Alexander P. Murgotten, Grand Sec-
retary, San Jose; C.W.Pomeroy, Grand Treasurer,
San Jose ; (vacant , Grand Captain of Host : Mrs. H.
W. Peterson, Grand Mistress of Ceremonies, Oak-
land : Mrs A. J. Eskridge, Grand Guard, Sacramento ;
A. J. Mackay, Grand Sentinel. RockUn ; J.W. Melrose,
Grand Chaplain, San Francisco.
Supreme CotTNCiL.- Organized October 22, 1874.
Meets annually on the Third Tuesday in April.
Officers. — Dr. O. L. Gordon. Supreme Commander,
Santa Cruz : Alexander P. Murgotten, Supreme Coun-
selor, San Jose ; Mrs. M. M. Carpenter, Supreme Jun-
ior Commander, San Francisco ; George B. Hudson,
Supreme Secretary, Oakland ; C. W. Pomeroy. Su-
preme Treasurer, San Jose ; W. A. Bushnell, Supreme
Captain of the Host, San Francisco ; Mrs. E. J. Prince,
Supreme Mistress of Ceremonies, Oakland; W. H.
Roberts, Supreme Guard, 01ympia,W. T. ; C. J. Owen,
Supreme Sentinel, San Jose ; Rev. S. Einsey, Supreme
Chajjiain, Haywards.
The following named Encampments have been or-
ganized in San Francisco.
Golden Gate Encampment, Xo. 26. — Meets every
Tuesday evening, at 1133 Mission street.
PoTRHaio Encampmen-t , Xo . 47 . — Meets every Tuesday
evening, at the Potrero.
Templar Encampment, Xo. 50. — Meets every Satur-
day evening, at 1133 Mission street.
FATHER MATHKW TOT.^L ABSTIXTIXCE AND
BF.XEVOLEXT SOCIETY, Xo. 1.— Organized May,
1869. Xumber of members, three huuared. Meets
every Sunday and Friday evenings, at Irish-American
Hall. Objects: To encourage all persons to abstain
from the use of intoxicating liquors; also to aflford re-
lief in case of accident, or sickness, and assist in the
burial of deceased members.
Officers — James G. Maguire, President ; James B.
Gorman and M. J. Vaughn. Vice-Presidents; John C.
Harrington, Recording Secretary, Cornelius Deasy,
Treasurer.
HOME FOR THE CARE OF THE INEBRLATE.—
Organized May 24, 1850. The property now occupied
by the institution, northeast corner of Stockton and
Chestnut streets, was purchased in l^^iii, at an expense
of $7,500, and enlarged in ls77, at a further expense of
$7,000. It is conducted under the auspices of the Par-
ent Dashawav Association.
Officers— j". W. Bucklin, President; Charles E.
Bullock & Jones— Importing Tailors, 105 Montg'y St— Latest & Esclusive Novelties.
Velocipedes and Rocking Horses at GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 71C Zeamy St
iOClETlES — TKMrKllAXCE.
Hopps VKcPresiil-nt; John F. EnRllsli. 8«.nt«rj ■
Frank G. Edwards. Treasurer; A. P. Hayne, M V Su-'
periutcudent and Resident Physician.
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF GOOD TEMPIJ^RS.-
1097
The crowiiltiK fcatur* Jn th.- w,,rl ..f ihii ..*.j<-i«
Uon Ima Ix-rn and la |i.
Care of !
1- f t!,. II
Home for thi-
the Tilii'- TniBr.
- ._^ Grand
>\iirtliy Se.retary, Siicramento.
Til is Order Bustsins th- Good Templars' Unmo for
OrpliauE, located at Vallejo, Califoniin. The build-
in'js, whi.h are capaciovis. elegant and comfortable
were erected in IHCg, by the Good Templars of Califor-
nia and Nevada. The Home was oi)ened for the recep-
tion of orphan children, October 1. 1870, and is now
occupied by eighty-four children, who are redviuK
Ph> Iter and education beneatii its roof. j4ti,CKX) haii
been expended iu its erection, and about $90,(XX) In
support of its inmates. It is in a complete and
exact sense a public charity, openly inviting the
honi. less from all portions of tiie States of ChIi-
fornia and Nevada, to share in its beneflceiues.
It derives its name from the fact of its erec
tion by the Good Templars and its support by
that O.der. It is also under the control of the Grand
Lodtic of tho Order, but its title is not meant to . on-
vey any idea of exclusiveness as to the class admitted
to its sheltering officcB. To be a homeless orphan is
the only passport required at its portals.
O.l.iers of the Grand Lodge.— W. D. Gould, Los An-
geles. G. W. C. T.; Mrs. Kate S. Uart, Visalia, G.W.V.
T. ; Daniel K. Zurualt, ^■isalia, G. W. C; George R.
Katzenstein, Sacramento, G. W. S.; Dr. I. S. Halsey,
Vallijo, G.W. TrefiBurer ; Julius Lvons, San Francisco,
G. W. A. S.; Jas. Rus-ell, San Diego, G. W. M.; Mrs.
H. S. Graves. Yuba City, G. W. D. M.; Bev. F. H.
■Ral-s. Rockliii, G. W. Chaplain ; Miss F. J. McCnne,
Rockville, G.W. I. Guard ; Frank Clifford, Nortonville.
G. \V. O. Guard; E. Wood Culver, G. W. Messengr;
Rev. John B. Carrington, P. G. W. C. T. ; Mrs. E. P.
Stevens, San Francisco, G. S. J. T. and S. P. B. H;
Levi Leland, Grand Lecturer.
The following named subordinate lodges meet in
this city:
C.\LiFORSiA Lodge, No. 7. — Meete everj* Friday
evening, at 997 Market street.
Evening Stab Louqe, No. Hi. — Meets every Thurs-
day evening at 997 Market street.
Constitution Lodge, No. l:!0. — Meets every Friday
evening at Red Men's Hall, 3'20 Post street.
Mission St.\bLodgk,No. 160. — Meets every Tuesday
evening at King's Hall, east side Mission street, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
Life Boat Lodge, No. 18.5.— Meets every Monday
evening at the rooms of the Seaman's Temperance
League, northeast corner of Front and Jackson streets.
Intebnational Lodge, No. '291. — Meets every Mon-
day evening at 997 Market street.
MARINE TEMPERANCE 80CIETV. — Organlz-d
March 22, 18C6. M-ets on the second Tuesday eve-
nin\' of each month, at the Mariners' Church, north-
east corner of Sacramento and Druram streets. Num-
ber of members, two thousand, to which additions are
made continually.
Otficers.— Rev. Joseph Rowell. President ; Bcv. \V.
D. BiShop, Secretary.
PARENT DASHAWAT ASSOCIA'nON.— Organized
Januarv2,18o9. Nuuiberof members who hsvrjt>'"e<l
the a.ssociatlou since that time, ten thousand. Dur-
ing the past vear the association has taken down the
old building on the south side of Post str.< t, be-
tw.eii Dupont and Kearny, which ha<l been built and
ocupied bv the association for so many years, and
replaced it'with a magnifi.'ent three-story building
of modi-rn *.tyle and appointun nts. It has a fr.uit of
fiftv-three feet, and runs through to Morton stnet, ■
depth of one hundred and twenty fe. t. The first
floorand basement arc arranged for business purpow-s.
The second floor contains the main exhibition hall,
with a s. atiug capa< ity of about elev. n hundred, th.-
ofHcesof the associ«tlon occupying "»' *''''"'i "'"^J-
Ground for its construction was bnjkeii April •■'•*'».
and the building was formally op.ned November ..
1878. The cost of the structure exclusive of the lot
wa.s $.=>n.OOO. The whole j)roperfy being valued at
$150,0.10.
Home certain |>
being realised I rm tl.l^ -our. r. wl,i,l,,«lth I i.«
tlouH and receipt* from paylnf patlenta con»tauimi
ilS iUCOIIli'.
Offlcent. — E T ' = '
tin and T. E. I
S<cretary ; M.
J.W. lUickley. I
Trustees of \\..
En;;llsh, J.W. I
sen, TrustecH Hi.m. .i m. i.ririt- -
SAN FR.\NnSrn KKFORM Cf.lli — Onf«nlr«^l
JanuarylH78. V ' - ' > - ' • ■ ■ ■
seveiity-sii. 1
night.' Social
Tuesday uiKht. i.'<.i<ii..i 'i . lu" r""iiip. ■'<., , . .|
street.
Officers.- 8. 8. Robi-rt*, PreMdrnt ; W. H. UarOM.
Secretary: Janiea M. McDonald, Trcaaarer.
SONS OF TEMPEHANCE.-Offlre of the Oraiwl
Scribe, at Haywanls, Alhimda Co.
Officers of the Grand DlvUlon—W. O ■
P. ; Thomas Walker, (i. W. A.; Oeorg.
Scribe; J. J. iliicka, G. Treaaurer : O. \
(irand Cha]>Uin ; J. G. Weed. O. Couducl.r , C. S.
Mills, Jr.. G. BinUnel.
The following named Subordinate Dlrlalona meet
in San Francisco:
New Eda Dimsioh. No. 3.— Meeta every Satnrday
evening at Buddy's Hall. 909 H Market atreet.
ExoKLsioR DiviMiox. No. 6.— Meet* every Monday
evening at 5 Rausch atreet.
Golden 0.»TE Division. No. 13.— Meeta every Wed-
nesday evt ntng at V. M. C. A. Rooma. 'J33 Batter street.
Ckntf.nnial DiviHios, No. 18.— Meeta every Thura-
day evening at Champion Hall, Potrero.
Lincoln Division, No.— Meet* every Tneaday even-
ing at Buddy's Hall 909 H Market street.
' Organlze<l Febniary 1,
> 1; ■. I', St liU:' M».-r
with oMr tU hil-lr-d
TEMPhUlVNCE LEOIdN
18t'.6, with I rtv.t;\. u.. .;.! < r
fourthon-
and are :
is also a I
dr-d members, aud a Calil--'
members.
Public meeting* are held every Sunday and Thur»-
day evening, and bu«lnra« niv«tlDga firat and laat
Tuesday evmlnga In ea«-h month, at Headqitarter*.
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Protective.
AID UNION.— Incorporalot June 13, 1873.
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ANLEESON Si lEANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
1098
SAN FEANCISCO DIBECTORY.
Officers, — Alf Roberts. President ; Peter Steedman,
Secretary ; Eichard Uglow, Treasurer.
APOSTLES OF LIBERTY.— Organized June 8. 1874.
Number of members, thirteen hundred. Meets every
Friday night, at such place as is designated at each
previous meeting. Object, to defend the principles
of State sovereignty.
The society will, after a time, be composed of a
Grand Lodge and six or seven subordinate Lodges.
Officers, — Charles C. O'Donnell, President ; J. G.
Brown, Vice-President ; William Dolan, Secretary ;
H. Meagher, Treasurer.
B.iRBERS' PROTECTIVE tTNION.— Organized Jan-
uary 13, 1878. Number of members, sixty. Meets
last Monday of each month at 54.i California street.
Objects : Protective and benevolent.
Officers. — C. K. Zimmer, President; D. Webber,
Secretary ; Tobias Hock, Treasurer.
BOARD OF PHARMACY.— Organized under the
provisions of An Act of the Legislature, approved
March 28, 1872. Meets at office of the Secretary, north-
east corner of Market and Stockton streets.
The duties of the Board of Pharmacy are to trans-
act all busiue.ss perttduiug to the legal regulations of
the practice uf pharmacy, and the retailing of poisons,
and to examine and register all Pharmacists.
The provisions of this Act apply solely to the city
and county of San Francisco.
Officers.— John Calvert (President), William T.Wen-
zell (Secretary), Emlen Painter, William M. Searby
and John A. Bauer, Board of Pharn^acy.
BOAT-BUILDERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organ-
ized December 17, 1878. Number of members, nine-
teen. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month
at 14 Geary street.
Officers. — James Daly, President ; John H. Van
Dyke, Secretary; JohnF. Walthom, Treasurer.
BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS' UNION.— Incorporated
March 8, 1878. Number of members, three hundred.
Meets each alternate Saturday, at Charter Oak Hall.
Officers. — Thomas Drew, President; James Cole, Re-
cording Secretary ; P. B. Gallagher, Financial Secre-
tary; James Cavauagh, Treasui'er.
BREWERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCI.-\.TION.— Meets
first and third Thursdays of each month. Number of
members, thirty, manufacturers only being eligible.
Objects: To protect the interests of the brewers in
this city.
Officers.— F. Hagemann, Jr., President; D. Mac-
Gregor, Vice-Pi-ep'dent ; H. Buttner, Secretary; I. H.
Wieland, Treasurer.
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS,
LODGE NO. 161.— Organized 1875. Number of mem-
bers, about fifty. Mfets second and fourth Sundays
of each month, at Buddy's Hall, Uo;)V> Market street.
Officers.— Tliomas Twates, Chief Engineer; J. Mc-
Kallops, First Engineer; Harrj' Brewer, First Assist-
ant Engineer aud Secretary; B. Hard wick, Second As-
sistant Engineer and Treasurer.
BUILDERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION. — Or-
ganized February, 1878. Number of members, one
hundred and ten.' Meets second Tuesday of each
month, at their office, room 40, Benson's" Building,
Pine street, between ^Montgomery and Sansom.
Officer-s.- C. C. Terrill, President; C. Nutting, Jr.,
Secretary; F. Joost, Treasurer.
CABINETMAKERS' ITNION. — Organized Septem-
ber, 1878. — It now consists of two branches — the Ger-
man-speaking sectiim, numbering oue hundred and
forty, and the English-speaking section, seveuiy-five.
They have one President in common, and buth branch-
es met at same time and place every Tuesday evening,
at Humboldt Hall , corner of Kearny and Morton streets.
Officers. — (Vacant) , President; Henry Reike, Secre-
tary; Louis Schnitzer, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized April 22, lS7f>, for the f re e discussion of and
protection to all matters pertaining to dairy husband-
ry on the Pacific Coast. There are twenty- five regular
members residing in the various counties of the State.
One met ting of two days' duraticm is held annually in
San Francisco la the second week of October. Of-
fice of Secretary, 414 Clay street.
Officers. — John A. Stanly, Alameda County, Presi-
dent ; E. J. Wickson, San Francisco, Secretary ; Robert
Ashburner, San Mateo County, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA IMMIGRANT UNION.— Organized
1869. Object: To give general information about the
State, and settle colonies on large tracts of land. Wil-
liam H. Martin, Secretary. Office 230 Montgomery
street, room 23.
CALIFORNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.—
Incorporated June 24, 1373. Capital stock $300,000.
Office northwest corner Eddy and Pow ell streets.
Officers. — David Farquharson, President; Charles
Lux. Vice-President ; Juliiis C. Reis, Treasurer ; James
R. Kelly, Secretary; A. C. Corbett, Surveyor; J. F.
Cowdery, Attorney.
CALIFORNIA STATE HOMCEOPATHIC MEDI-
CAL SOCIETY.— Incorporated January, 1878. Annu-
al meeting on second Wednesday of May, in the City
of San Francisco. Special semi-annual meeting on
the second Wednesday in November, where the Soci-
ety may elect. Object: The advancement of the sci-
ence of medicine and surgery.
Officers.— J. E. Nicholson, M. D., President; C. M.
Seely. M. D., First Vice-President; J.K. Clark, M. D.,
Second Vice-President; G.E. Davi.'f, M. D., Recording
Secretary; Sidney Worth, M. D., Corresponding Sec-
retary ; Max Werder, M. D., Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STATE WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE AS-
SOCI.ATION.- Organized July, 1869. Number of
members two hiindred. Meets semi-monthly at 319
Kearny street. Object: Woman's political enfran-
chisement.
Olticers. — Mrs. M. A. Lewis. President; Mrs. E. A.
H. De Wolf, Vice-President; Mrs. Mary J. Collins,
Corresponding Secretary ; Mrs. Mary F. Snow. Record-
ing Secretary ; Mrs. Eunice S. Sleeper, Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA STOCK EXCHANGE BOARD.— Or-
ganized February, 1S72. Meets daily at quarter past
ten A. M. Rooms 22 Leidesdorff strett.
Officers. J. L. Armstrong, President ; John Gray,
Chairman; George E. Carter, Secretary; Pacific Bank,
Treasurer.
CARPENTERS' AND MILL HANDS' ASSOCITION.
— Organized October 6, 1878. Number of members,
ninety. Meets first and third Tuesdays of each month
at Charter Oak Hall.
Officers. — T. Hickling, President; L. Robertson,
Secretary ; J. B. Carter, 'Treasurer.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.— Rooms, Merchants'
Exchange, California Street. Organized April, 1850.
Regular meetings, third Tuesdays in January, .ViDril,
July aud October. Annual meeting, third Tuesday in
January; election of officers, second Tuesday in Janu-
ary.
Officers. — George C. Perkins, President; J. C. Mer-
rill, First Vice-President; I. W. Raymond, Second
Vice-President; W.N. Olmsted, Samuel Hort, U. Bal-
four, H. P. Blanchard, W. B. Hooper, Charles Good-
all, S. L. Jones, W. W. Montague, Clans Spreckels,
Kalman Haas, J. J. McKinnon and A, B. Forbes,
Trustees; Morris Marcxis, Secretary, Treasiirer and
Librarian. Office, room 17, Merchants' Exchange
Building.
CIGARMAKERS' ASSOCIATION OF THE PACIFIC
COAST.— Organized April 14, 1876. Number of mem-
bers, three hundred. Jleets second and fourth Fri-
days of each month at Charter Oak Hall. Objects,
protection of the trade and workmen.
Officers. — J. C. Mullen, President: L. M. Ahrens,
Vice-President; William Wolz, Secretary; David Het-
zel. Treasurer.
COOPERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATICN.— Organ-
ized .\pril, 1877. Number of members, one hundred
and tliirtv. Meets every Wednesday evening at Char-
ter Oak Hall.
Officers. — William Daniels, President; Henry Dal-
mes, Secretary; John Culumber, Treasurer.
CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOEMAKERS' UNION.—
Organized January, 1878. Number of members, one
hundred. Meets on the first and third Monday of
every month at Germania Hall, southwest corner
of Bush and Kearny streets.
BullocK & Jones— Impcsting Tailors, 105 Montg'y St.— Latest and Exclusive Patterns.
jgejcgg_and Neckties at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Zeamy St
Officers.-C. W. Pope. President; Thomas Shooter
Secretary, Henry Rose, Treasurer. ouooicr,
TR^sr?^rn ^f^ TEAMSTERS" TOION OF SAN
iKANCIbCO.-Organized August 2t;, 1876. Number
of members, two lumdred. Meet« serond ai.d last
« ^I^J"'' evenings of each month at Washington Uall
00 J!,ddy street.
Officers.-C. D. Evers, President; J. 8. French.
y.ce.Presideut; L. J. Welch, Recording Secretary-
Jacob Browning, Treasurer. '"
TXT^'^o^^^^^' ^^^ MECHANICS' BANK OF SAV-
INGS. — Organized June 1, 18(>7. Capital stock
$loU,000. Numberof shares, fifteen hundred. Office'
22.T hansom street. It is governed by a Board of nine
Directors, who elect their own officers. This bank is
now in process of liquidation.
Officers.— Henry Button, President ; L. G. Harvev
Cashier. ' '
FRANCO-AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK. -Incor-
porated March 27, 1977. Guaranteed capital, $200,000.
Offi<e, 428 Montgomery street.
Officers.— George C. Perkins, President; A. Comte,
Manager ; L. Brand, Secretary and Cashier.
FRANKLIN SPAR AND BAU VEREIX.— Organized
December 6, IST.'i. Offi.e, .=i39 California street.
Objects : To raise funds, and by makiug loans
among its members, ihus enabling them to acquire
and improve real est ite.
Ofli.ers.— George Lang. President ; J. D. G. Hoff-
man, Vice-President; Hugo Pfersdorflf, Secretary
Otto Fau.s8, Treasurer. '
FRENCH MITUAL BUILDING AND LOAN AS-
SOCIATION.-Organized June 14, 1875. Meets second
Monday of each month at Y. M. C. A. Building, 232
Sutter street. Objects : To accumulate a fund by
monthly subscriptions, etc., and loan the same upon
such security and in such manner as the I irectors
may prescribe to its stockholders, to aid them in
acquiring and itnproving real estate.
Officers. — Eiiiauuel Raas, President; Isaac Uphsra,
Vice-President; Henry Barroilhet, Treasurer; Alfred
Rodouan, Secretary.
FRENCH MUTUAL PRO\^DENT SAVINGS AND
LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporated Frebruary 1, 1800.
Reorganized December 30, 1878. Office, 411 Bush
street.
Officers. — G. Touchard, President ; A. Weill, P.
Rousset, Theo. Leroy, Hy. Casanova, Fr. Peirin, E.
Grisar, J. Godchaux and E. A. Lyons, Trustees.
GARDENERS' AND R.\NCHERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 15, 1874. Number of members,
seventy-eight. Meets last Saturday of each month,
at 105 Pacific street.
Officers.— L. Peri, President ; Paolo Isola, Vice-
President ; F. G. Piccaroli, Secretary ; Michele Perata,
Treasurer.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— In-
corporated February 10, 1868. Capital stock, $200,000.
Office, 526 California street.
Officers.— L. Gottig, President ; George Lette, Sec-
retary.
GOLDEN GATE MUTUAL LOAN ASSOCIATION.—
Organized September, 1877, office 320 Sansom street.
Objects: To raise funds by installmeuts and to make
loans thereof to its members.
Officers.— I. Gutte, President; Rudolf Jordan,
Vice-President; Otto Esche, Secretary; H. Balzer,
Treasurer.
GROCERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized
April 1 1871. Meets second Wednesday of each
month at Huddy's Hall, 909M M.irket street.
This is an association of retail grocers, organized
for the purpose of protecting its members against bad
debtors.
Officers.— C. Kohlmoos, President ; P. Kelly. ^ ice-
President; L. F. Dolder, SecreUry ; W. Fahrenkru^',
Treasurer.
GUN CLUB— Organized December 19, 1876. McctB
first Thursday of each month. . . .,
Objects: To practice pigeon-shooting, and asstetlu
enforcing the game law. „. ., , , . ,
Officers— John K. Orr, President; W. Maoklntodh.
Vice-President ; F. S. Butler, Secretary ; Charles S.
Neal, Treasurer.
SOCIETIES — PROTECTIVE.
1099
AS^opfA^^rmv PROTECTIVE AND BKNEVOI.ENT
ASSUCIA'riON.-Incorpor«tedNovenib<T. IH7«. Mm^U
first Monday tvtnlnu of <».h month. li.Unfl'y CrJm-
berli^ft" """'"' O'** City Hall. Numbtr o! mem-
OIBc. rs.— Wm. J. Heatty.l»rtiil<lfnt;Or<,rge Klorrnce
yice-Prcsldint; Jauies Ilol.n. Keiurdluu 8vcrct«ry '
James McMenomy. Treaaurer. '
HAT FINISHERS' ASSOCIATION. -OrganUcI Feb-
ruary 8. 18.13. Meeting* held quarterly. Number of
membt rs. twenty. I
Offl.erK.— Andrew Jack«<.n. Prrnldcnt ; Bernard Le-
vy, Sf-cretary ; Frederick Slerp, Treaiturer. I
HIBERNIA SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY THK-
— Offlci-, noriheaat corner of Montgomery and Market
streets.
Officers.— M. D. Sweeny. President ; C. V. OSulli-
van. Vice-President ; Edward -Mariln.Treaaurcr • KKh-
ard Tcblu, Attorney.
HOME AND LOAN ASSOriATES.-Organln-d Au-
gust, 1S75. Office. 320 SauKom utreet. ObJetU: To
raise funds by iiiBtallmeuts and to make l<'aua Uierat^f
to its members.
Officer.^.— Louis Jacoby, President ; J. C. Mcunmlorf-
fer, Vice-President: Otto Egcbe, Secrttary ; Edwanl
Michelsseu, Treasurer.
HUMBOLDT SAVINGS AND I" N
corporated November 24. iBC.y. i ■
Capital, $liKi,000. Number of ^h :
$8(J.00() paid In.
Officers.— Adolph C. Weber. President: David P( r-
ter. Vice-President; A. Oansl, Treaburer; Adolph
Hartmun, Secretary.
IRON MOLDERS' UNION.-OrKanized April. 1K73.
Number of members, sixty. Meets second and fourth
Wednesday eveiJngs of each month, at 713 Mi--i''ii
street. Objects: 'riic encouraceiiieut and adNMi'-
ment of molders and their social elevation.
Officers— Dennl^ Ounn, Pres-lilent; Simon Keefc,
Vice-President; James D. Sucker, Treaaurer; Robert
Prince, Recording Secretary.
JOUNEYMEN BOOK BINDERS' ASSOCIATION.—
Organized August 15, 1875. Number of mrml>cni,
thirty-right. MeetD first Tuesday of each month, at
53'J Caliloruia street.
Officers.- lohii S. Philllpst. PreHidcnt; Edward C<.n-
nelly. Vice-President; Frank Malloy, 8e« rtrtary; Wm.
R. Phillips, Treasurer.
LA SOLIDARITE.— Incorporated P. - • - •-?•<
Office. 729 Montgomery street. The ob ■
soclation is to secure lo the famllleii.
ceased members, a cash payment of a^^ i.nu. u.i.^in
as there are members ; number of members, one thou-
sand.
Officers.— J. F. U>hse. President; H. Payot and J.
J. Rey. Vlce-Presldeiitu ; A. Rodoiiaa, Secretary; Theo-
dore Le Roy, Treasurer.
L.AND REFORM LE\GCE OK <
ganized May, 1878. Number o( n
Meeti) monthly In some <'f the
city. Object; 'O|)poiitlon to land lu-i. I"b
I O.llfers.— Jos. Ijeiigitt, I'risltliiit ; A. L. Maim and
I Robert Kerral. VI. e-Presldeiita ; J. V.deorge. S«cre-
tary; William M. UiuU>u, Treasurer.
LEAGUE OK FREEDOM.— OrganlieJ June 19. 1*74.
Meets annually (no specified place). Offlc<- of S- m .
tary. 1.05 Cb}" street. ObJc<-t: Mutual prt ii ti
against any infringement uinm jx-raoual riK! l~ >■!
meinlKrs.
Officers.— Charles Kohler. President; JuUua Uuh
lert, Secretary ; John Slelx-. Tr«ui»ur«r.
LUMBERMEN'S PROTI
Ized SepUMilM-r 1. 1»72. ^
hundred and tweiii.v-iv.
of each month, at T
jects: For iniitiul I"
and aHHlHlIng it.M Kiri,
Offlcirs.— Aminw C. trti». lt.»ldii.t. \Mi;i»;u
CuRiick. Vic. .•-President: John Dwycr. SecrrUry ;
George McDonald, Tnasurer.
MASONIC flAVINOS AND IX)AN DAXK.-lnror-
poraUd Noveiub<r 4. 18iW. Office. 6 Post street. Capt. |
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tal, $150,000. Number of shares, three hundred. In
process of liquidation.
Officers.— L.%. Pratt, President; Francis Smith,
Vice-President ; H. T. Graces, Secretary.
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated June 1, 1868. Capital, $250,000. Oifice, Jlir-
chaut's Exchange Building, California street, between
Montgomery and Sansom. The object of this corpora-
tion is the promotion of the interest of trade and
commerce.
Officers.— James C. Patrick, President; Joseph A.
Coolidse, Secretary; Charles Mayue, C. G. Hooker,
Moses Heller, R. G. Sneath, C. Meyer, and J. W. H.
Campbell, Trustees.
MERCHANTS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized April, 1877. Number of members, one hun-
liundred and eighty-three. Office, 123 California
street, rooms 33 and 31. Objects: To protect the in-
terests of its members, prevent settlements without
full investigation, resist inequitable and fraudulent
settlements, and bring about joint action in the col-
lection of debts (Other than in the ordinary course of
businessl .
Officers.— Jacob S. Taber, President; J. H. Neus-
tadter. First Vice-President ; F. B. Reynolds, Second
Vice-President; Moses Heller, Treasurer; J. H.
Shankland, Attorney ; James B. Moore, Secretary.
METROPOLITAN LOAN ASSOCIATION.— Incor-
porated February, 1876. Meets first Monday of each
month, at 320 Sansom street. Objects: To raise funds
by installments and to make loans thereof to its mem-
bers.
Officers.— Julius Bandmann. President- D. Stern,
Vice-President; Julius Jacobs, Treasurer ; Otto Esche,
Secretarj%
MILKMEN'S MUTUAL AID AND PROTECTIVE AS-
SOCIATION.—Organized December 10, 1874. Meets
every Friday afternoon at 35 Eddy street.
Objects: To enable its members to buy feed, stock,
and all they consume on advantageous terms; to pro-
tect them from wrong by their employees and the per-
sons with whom they deal, and against customers who
are delinquent in paying their bills.
Board of Directors.— G. C. Smart, F. L. Such, J. D.
Daley, J. A. Boy, and C. W. Taber.
MILLMEN'S MUTUAL PROTECTIVE ASSOCIA-
TION.— Organized December 12, 1870. Meets every
Wednesday at half past one o'clockP.M.,at PierSSteu-
art street. This association is composed of all the mill
owners in San Francisco, Oakland, Vallejo, and Najja,
for the jmrpose of establishing a uniform scale of
prices, and for the protection of their mutual inter-
cuts.
Officers. — W. A. Meeker, President; William Powers,
Vice-President ; A. B. Wells, Treasurer; P. Haskell,
Secretary.
MUTUAL AID SOCIETY OF SAN FRANCISCO.—
Incorporated July 1, 1873 Office, room 5, 729 Mont-
gomery street. Meets first Wednesday in January,
and third Wednesday in June. Objects: To afford
pecuniary assistance to sick and disabled members.
Officers.— William Mitchell, President; H. L. Van
Geistertield and William Mentel, Vice-Presidents; A.
Rodouau, Treasurer and Secretary.
MUTUAL BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCI.\TION.
— Incorporated November 7, 1874. Capital stock,
Sl.()00,0U0, in five thousand shares of $200 each. Meets
1 at Da>'haway Hall.
I objects: To raise funds in shares payable in peri-
I odical installments, and to make loans to its mem-
j bers for the purpose of aiding them in acquiring and
! improving real-estate.
I Officers. — Colin M. Boyd, President ; H. Levy, Vice-
I President; Gideon M. Berry, Secretary; A. E. Hecht,
I Treasurer.
1 MUTUAL REAL ESTATE CO.— Incorporated March
I 11, 1809. Office, 320 Sansom street. Meets at the call
I of the President.
Objects: To i)urchase and sell real estate.
Officers. — Thomas Anderson, President: Wallace
Everson, Vice-President; William Stuart, Secretary;
George W. McNear, Treasurer.
each month at place named in call. Number of
shares, five thousand.
Object : To grant loans to members to enable them
to provide themselves with homesteads.
Officers. — Jules Cerf , President ; Abraham Bloch-
man, Vice-President ; L. L. Dennery, Secretary; Mat-
thias Meyers, Treasurer.
PACIFIC PBOVIDENT ASSOCIATION. -Organ-
ized March 15, 1879. Meets bi-monthly at the Acad-
emy B\:ilding, 330 Pine street. Object : Providing by
means of gr.iduated assessments for an endowment to
members in case of death.
Officers. — Richard Savage, President; E. G. Waits
and J. E. Squires, Vice-Presidents ; E. Levi, Secre-
tary; R. Beverly Cole, Medical Director; Auglo-Cali-
forniau Bank, 'Treasurer.
PAINTERS' PROTECTIVE UNION. — Organized
July, 28, 1878. Number of jaembers, three hundred.
Meets every Wednesday evening at Charter Oak Hall.
Officers.— C. J. Tillson, President ; C. W. Schenck,
Secretary ; Jacob Fowzer, Financial Secretary ; D.
L^ary, Treasurer. ^
PAVERS' UNION.— Reorganized November, 1878.
Number of members, seventy-five. Meets first Sun-
day of each month southwest corner of Sixth and Mis-
sion streets.
Officers. — Thomas J. Coyne, President ; Jeremiah
Dillon, Secretary ; John Callan, Treasurer.
PIONEER WORKINGMEN'S MUTUAL ALLIANCE
PARTY.— Organized June 4, 1877. Chartered Febru-
ary 28, 1878. Headquarters of General Body, Carroll
Hall, corner of Eighth and Folsom streets. Meets
second Tuesday of each month. Number of members
in San Francisco, eight hundred and ninety-seven.
Objects: Political, benevolent, and social aggran-
dizement of its members.
General Officers. — Hugh Allen, General President;
Thomas M. Dufley, General Vice-President ; James G.
Browne, General Secretary; Laurent Huerstel, Gen-
eral Treasurer.
Five subordinate divisions have been organized in
this city, viz.:
Division No. 1. — Meets second Wednesday of each
month at Carroll Hall, corner of Eighth and Folsom
streets.
Division No. 2. — Meets first Monday of each month
at Humboldt Hall, corner of Erie and Mission streets.
Division No. 3. — Meets second Thursday of each
mouth at Hibernia Hall, 240 Third street.
Division No. 4. — Meets second Friday of each month
at Temperance Hall, Alabama, near Twenty-fourth
street.
Division No. 5. — Meets first Monday of each month
at Washington Hall, 35 Eddy street.
POULTRY AND GAME DEALERS' PROTECTIVE
SOCIETY.— Organized May, 1876. Incorporated June,
1877. Number of members forty. Meets second
Tuesday of every mouth at Y. M. C. A. Hall, 232 Sut-
ter street.
Officers.— J. H. Eickhofi', President; H. B. Hissou,
Vice-President; J. J. Horan, Secretary; F. A. Woods,
Treasurer,
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES, THE.— Incorporated
September 29, 1820. Capital stock, $1,000,000, in
shares of $100 each. Office, 230 Montgomery street.
Objects : Buying and .celling real estate, and erection
of dwellings and other buildiU;'iS for sale on the in-
stallment plan. Deposits received.
Oflicers.— A. C. Heineken, President ; William B.
Allen, Secretary.
.REAL EST.ATE PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION,
THE. — Organized May, 1878. Number of members
forty-five. Office 2:34 Montgomery street, room 8.
Objects : Mutual protection of landlords and tenants,
and more especially to combine all the elements of at-
tack upon the present high rate of taxes and assess^
meuts.
Officers. — C. L. Taylor, President ; James Denman,
Vice-President ; H. Andrews, Secretary; Julius Ja-
cobs, Treasurer.
PACIFIC BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.— RIGGERS' PBOTECTIVE UNION. — Organized De-
Organized March, 1875. Meets first Wednesday of cember 17, 1873. Number of members one hundred
BULLOCK k JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Manufacture Pi^ Shirts to Order.
TOBACCO. CIGARS and CI&ARETTES. at Geg Loomis'. 706 to 71G Koam> St
SOCIETIES — PROTECTIVE.
and twenty Meets lira Thursday of each month «t
Hiberma Hall. -Mti Third Btreet.
Officers.— Chiirk-s Meyers, President; J. A. FieM.r
Vice-Presideut ; Edward Dan. Secretary ; .John A. Ma-
honey, Treasurer.
RIGGERS' AND STEVEDORES- UNION AS?OCU.
TION.— Organized July 25, 1853, for the regulation of
■wages and the iiroteetion of each other. Numb, r of
members two hundred. Meets every Monday eveniue
at 429 Parifio street.
OlTuirs.— John R. Mitchell, President • WllUnm A
Adams, Vice-President; M. J. Moran. Recordlnn Sec-
retiiry ; J. W. Ring, Treasurer.
SAN FR.WCISCO BOARD OF PROVISION P\rK.
ERS.— Organized September 1, 1874. Numberof n em-
bers eight. Meets first Monday of each nunth. Ob-
jectB: Mut\ial benettof the members, and to promote
the interests of the trade generally. Office of Secre-
tary, 513 Washington street.
Officers.— R. F. Bunker, President; Frank Ross-
bach, Secretary; William L. Merry, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CLEARING HOUSE.-Offlce 211
Sansom street. A. McRiulay, President; A. McKin-
lay. James S. Hutchinson, Thomas Brown, H. W. i
Glenny, Da\-id Cabn, Committee ; Charles Sleeper, I
Manager. ]
SAN FRANCISCO DENTAL ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized October 5, 1809. Number of meiiibers tifteen.
Meets in Young Men's Christian .Vs.soiiation Building.
232 Sutter street, the second Monday evening in each
month. Object: The promotion of the dental pro- ;
fession.
Officers.- L. L. Dunbar, President; Max. Sichel, '
Vice-President; C. L. Goddard, Recording Secretary ; i
Alex. Warner, Coirresponding Secretary; J. J. Birge, I
Treasurer and Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized November 19, 1878. Number of members
twenty. Meets bi-monthly. Ob.ieits: The advance-
ment of medical science and the unity of ihe homieo-
pathic profession.
Officers.— J. N. Eckel, M.D., President ; H. H. Inger-
son, Vice-President ; George H. Palmer, M.D., Secre-
tary.
SAN FRANCISCO MEDICAL SOCIETY. — Organ-
ized February 4, 18('*. Numberof members one hun-
dred. Meetings held at Improved Order of Red
Men's Hall, 320 Post street, on the second and fourth
Tuesdays of each month, at half past seven o'clock
P. M. Objects of this society:
First — The cultivation and advancement of the sci-
ence, by united exertions for mutual improvement
and contributions to medical literature.
Second — The promotion of the <haracter. interests,
and honor of the fraternity, by maintaining the union
and harmony of the regular profession of the city and
its vicinity, and aiming to elevate the btandard of
medical education.
Third— The separation of regular from irregular
practitioners.
Fourth— The association of the profi s.'-ion projur
for purposes of mutual recognition and fellowship.
Officers.- C. O. Kenyon, M. D., President ; C. E.
Blake, M. D., First Vice President. W. H. Mays, M.
D., Second Vice President; W. H. A. Uodgilon, M. D.,
Recording Secretary ; B. R. Swan, M. D., Correspond-
ing Secretary ; Geo. E. Reynolds, M. D., AshisUnt
Recording Secretary ; H. S. Baldwin. M. D., Treasur-
er; B. D. Dean, M. D., Librarian.
S.AN FRANCISCO PRODUCE EXCHANGE.- Orga-
nized September 15, 18(57. Number of members one
hundred and forty-two. Meets daily at half past ten
o'clock A.M.. northea.st corner of Davis and Clay
streets. Object: To promote the interest and conve-
nience of dealers in domestic produce.
Officers.- Charles Claj ton, President ; Andrew McF.
Davis, Vice President ; W. H. Walkt r. Secretary : E.
Ransom, Treasurer.
S.VN FRANCISCO SAVINGS rNION.-Incorporated |
June 18, 1862. Office 532 California ^treet. corn, r of
Webb This incorporation now holdn deiiosits to tue
amount of S9.929,88;J.0f.. and has a paid-up k'nar»nt<e
capiUl and reserve fund of j4.-,0.113..;i.. which sun. la i
Increased each half year. The Kuarai.tee capital and :
1101
reaerve fund cannot ho withdrawn, Dor cm Uii>» b*
dimlnuhed, ..-. of icri^and ?h^
r.rii. an abs. .,„.,r, fo, ,^,1, ^^
p< HitH and (I.
mT'"'' v; ~ I ^••■- P""""'"!: AIlK.it
Miller. Vlco Prcideul; X^veil Whltt, C»i|i|vr and
Secretary.
SAN FRANCT •• ■ "v ■ • ■•■ . •«
—Organized
flfty-llve. M ,.
; ra's Hail, coi i.. i ■
Ortlcera.— Henry .j.„ ^^,_
Clellan. Vice Preai ; rttary
Cornellua Reagan, 1 1. a-,,., r. '
SAN FRAN( ISCO STOCK AND EXCHaNOE
BOARD.— Organized S. plember 11 ! .-. M. t,.,.,
held ilally at eleven oclock. A ^' !
at :J,t;t Pine, between M<.ntg. lue:
Officers.— E. P. Peckham, Pr. >
Jr.. VlcePrealdent; B. H. Colt. cLuim.ajj ; J. U
Shotwell, Treasurer; Charlea 8. Neal. 8o< reUry.
SAN FRANCISCO TVPOGIIAPIIICAL INIuN. \o
21.— Organized imw, Numtx^rof menibert. tw.i Ijui,
dred. Meets latt Sunday of each mouth it Ni'. li
Sherman Block.
Officers.— U. B. Warner. Prealdent; W. O. Smith.
Secretary ; J. R. Lamson, Treaaurer.
SAVINGS AND LOAN SOCIETY.— Incorporalid
July 23. 1H57 ; re-lucorporated December I'i. 18C5
Office. t;i9 Clay htreef.
The object for which this society 1» f •
by means of it depoHllom inny find a »
able invei-tment f( r sninll -:i\ HiL's. De; : . ..
from t2 50 up to ai > Itencrve luud. ^i*,.
728.H2. Capital par I
Officers.— Samuel ( i ilent; Cyrun W. Car-
many, Cashier and Sei n lar^ ; KU B. Burr. Auditor.
I SEAM.^N'S BO.VRDINO MASTERS' AS^orr \TIfiN.
I —Organized January 1. 1873. ObJe^■l^ "
j tection and support, and to Buktain th.
' Shipping Law. approved June 7. 1>>: r
, boarding-house keejiers. duly llcenae<l
! of the State of California, ma> become :
society now numbers twenty-live. Me. i
of eaeh month at ClU Front i-treet.
i Officers.— Thomas Chandler. PrrMdenl; E.lwln •
Lewis, Vice-President; H. G. Roebru, Sci-rtrt«ry and i
Treaaurer. '
SEAMEN'S PROTECTIVE UNION OF KAN FRAN-
ral.
d.M
CISCO.— Organized Febnia
May 11, 1878. Numb,r..f
hunditd and ninetv-elglit. .:■ .m-
nlug at Charter Oak Hall. ~.
Obje. tfl: The protection ol i,, u.
ful riKht.H, aMjlatance to meuil" i
harmonious an.l united a< tlun ai.;
or on. rous pra< tic. a'agalnxt soaiiiin.
Officers.- John F. HarrlKon. Prealdent ; Th<>maa
Pole, VI. c-Presldent ; J. I), (trlffltha. Recording S**-
retary; James Smith. Treaaurer; Ororge Newman,
Inspector.
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK. -Incorporated March.
1871. Capital sUnk, $00().UUO. Offlca. 'JIS Sat»<>iii
street.
Offi. ers.— John Pirrotl. Pn-aldrut : Jeronic Lincoln.
Vlce-Prealdeut; Wlutteld 8. Jonra. ftt'.rfCary.
SHIP AND STEAMBOAT JOINERS' A8«OClA.
TIOX.— ()rganlz<d Manh 'Jl. 1H57. Ro< ruanliml
funo 3, 18i'>4. Meets a<-cond Friday of each m.mth at
plate d.cignat.'.l In call.
Offlcem — P< ter II. Black, Pnaldcnt ; T. F Cranrorr.
Vice-President; Jam. a D. Galloway, 8«cn lary.
SHIPWRIGTIT ■ ■ "" ■" - ' ■--"
1. 1887. R< -. I
m''ii:l>»T-. thr'
71 ■• •■ • II.' T^ -tr.. i
T h month. I
Bi. ir^ a fair ai.
for to. tr,.i.-
Olllicp. — J. \V. Jaliiilaon. l*r<^l.lrnl • itvbrri Law-
t. n. Vl.e.Pnsldent; D. E. Hurpby. TT«'a»ur«r; M.
CampUIl, S.-< retary.
SHIP niSCHAIUilXG < I.KRKS SOCI»rrY.-Or-
ganlz. d Auk'UHt 'Jl. 1«<7k. NumiImt •■( m> mt>rr», algb-
tr
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BEAMISH sells Jouvin Gloves, all shades, large aaBortment
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1102
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
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teen. Meets first Monday of each month at room 6,
No. 106 LeidesdDrff street.
Officers. — Edward R. Steele, President ; George H.
Ames, Vice-Prtsideut ; Benjamin Wadsworth, Secre-
tary ; Theo. Niebour, Treasurer.
SOCIETE CULIN.\IRE COSMOPOLITE DE SE-
COURS MUTUEL,— Organized Sept. 4, 187fi. Num-
ber of mc-uibe:s, fifty-eight. Meets first Thurs lay of
evtry mouth at Germania Hall, corner of Bush and
Kearny streets.
Offiiers. — Leopold Ligon, President; Hollons Y.
Charles, Vice-President ; Edmond Fouchet, Secretary ;
Jacques Wachter, Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF GERMAN PHYSICIANS.— Organized
]86il. Number of members, thirteen. Meets first and
third Tuesd;iys of each month at eight o'clock P. M.,
at -9 Kearny street.
Object: Advancement of medical science.
Oflieers. — D. Cohn, M. D,, President; Joseph
Hirschfelder, Secretary ; Adolph Aronstein, M. D.,
I Treasurer.
' STONE CUTTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.—
Organized May, 1863. Number of members, one
hundred and fifty. Meets first Wednesday of each
month, at Irish-American Hall.
Officers. — P.M Greal, President ; Maurice Kendrick,
Vice-President ; T. H. I'lynn, Corresponding Secre-
i tary ; John Kearney, Treasurer.
j TAILORS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Organized Sep-
tember 29, 1873. Number of members, two hundred.
Meets second and fouith Mondays of each mouth at
Humboldt Hall, southwest corner of Morton and
Kearny streets.
Officers. — James Cook, President ; John Lundquist,
; Vice-President; Cliarl s J. Anderson, Recording Sec-
retary; William MeCullougli, Treasurer.
i TEVMSTERS' PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION.— Or-
j ganizud January, 1878. Number of members, seventy-
j five. Meets first Thursday of each monlh, at Fourth
I Distriet Cour,-room, Old City Hill.
[ Officers.— S. S. Morton, President; Charles Worth,
I Vice President ; L. P. Peck, Secretary; Charles Gib-
son, Treasurer
TRADERS' ASSOCIATION.— Organized May 13,
18(12. Meets quiirferly.
Officers.— Charles Kohler, President ; Fabian Joost
and Nicholas liruns, Vice-Presidents ; A. A. Hobe,
Secretary ; John Wieland, Treasurer.
UNITED WORKINGMEN'S CO-OPEKATIVE BOOT
AND hHOE MVNUKA. TURING CO.— In orporated
January ij, 1868. Number of members, thirty. Capi-
tal. $79,000. Office and depot, iV) Market street.
Officers.— lames Butler, President; J. D. Sullivan,
Vice-Presid' nt ; William Rosie, Secretary; Dennis
McCarthy, Treasurer.
WHOLESALE LIQtTOR DEALERS' ASSOCIATION.
—Organized April 27,1874. Themember.ship iuclules
the entire wholesale int' rest of the i ity. Meetings
are hi Id only cm call. Objects: Tbe general protec-
tion and oversiglit (if liquor interests.
Officers. — D;ivid Porter, President ; James Lawson,
Secretary ; Michael Kane, Treasurer.
WOOD TURNERS' PROTECTIVE UNION.— Or-
ganized Mitreh 2, 1878. Numb r (if members, forty-
five. Meets lirst and t lird Saturdays of every mouth,
at Sunders' Hall, 71 New Montgomery street.
Officers.— Thomas Carson, Pre-ideiit ; Robert Kelly,
Vice-President; Nicholas Epting, Secretary; John
Kerr, Treasurer.
Literary, Historical, Etc.
ADELPHI SOCIETY.— Organized June 30, 1S74.
Number ofmembers, sixty-four. Meets every Friday
•veuing duriug tbe term of college, at Academy of
Sciences Hall, S\V corner C.ilifornia and Dupont
streets.
This society was organized by the students of the
California College of Pharmacy, f(ir the especial pur-
pose of discussing the le.tures of t le faculty, and
their mutual improvement in matters appeitaining to
pharmacy.
Officers.— G. E. Bacon, Ph.D., President; T. D.
Graham, Ph.D., Vice-President; Ed. S.Parker, Ph.D.,
Secretary ; J. H. Zemansky, Ph.D., Treasurer.
BETHANY LITERARY SOCIETY.— Organized July
6, 1867. Number of members, fifty. Meets bi-
weekly at Bethany Congregational Church. Objects:
To i^rovide musical aud literary entertainments for
the reduction of the church debt.
Officers.— W. D. F. Wiggin, President; Miss Sarah
E. Hayden, Vice-President; Miss Annie Clark, Secre-
tary ; Russell Robie. Treasurer.
CALIFORNIA ACADEMY OF SCIENCES.— Organ-
ized April 22, 18")3. Number of members, five hun-
dred. Academy Building, southwest corner of Cali-
fornia and Dupont streets.
Officers and Council. — Prof. George Davidson,
Pre.sident; H. W. Harkness, First Vice-President; H.
C. Hyde, Second Vice-President; S. B. Christy, Corre-
sx"ionding Secretary; Charles G. Yale, Recording Sec-
retary; Elisha Brooks, Treasurer; C. Troyer, Libra-
rian ; W. G. W. Harford. Director of Museum; B. B.
Redding, Robert E. C. Stearns, William Ashburner,
Thomas P. Madden, George E. Gray, John F. Miller,
and Ralph C. Harrison, Trustees. Secretary's address,
Charles G. Yale, Mining and Scientific Press, 202
Sansom.
Curators — Dr. Albert Kellogg, Botany; Dr. A. B.
Stout, Entomology and Ost 'ology; Henry Chapman,
Mammals and Birds; W. N. Lockington, Fishes, Rep-
tiles, Crustacea, and Radiates; Herman Behr, Ento-
mol 'gy; Josiah Keep, Couchology ; Amos Bowman,
Geology and Palaentology; C. D. Gibbes, Mineral-
ogy.
Committee on Publication— Robert E. C. Stearns,
George Davidson, and Charles G. Yale.
The regular stated meetings of the Academy are
held on the first and third Mondays of each month.
The ri gular stated meetings of the Board of Trustees
and meetings of the Council take place twice a
month.
CALIFORNIA HISTORICAL SOCIETY. -Incorpo-
rated July 14, 1870. Number of members, fifty. An-
nual meeting at College of San I a Clara, on day of
commencement. Objects: Cultiva;ion of the histury,
antiquities, and ethnogr.iishy of the west coast of
America, and the publi ation of early relations and
doeumenis connected therewith. Rooms, 323 Cali-
fornia street.
Officers. — Rev. A. Varsi, John W. Dwindle, Charles
H. Sawyer, Tibunio Parrott, and John T. Doyle,
Trustees; Ralph C. Hariison, secretary,
CALIFORNIA PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY AND
COLLEGE OF PHARMACY.— The societv was incor-
porated Deceinber 10, 1871. The college was incorpo-
rat d .\ugust 7, 1872, and affiliated with the Univer-
sity of California June 18, 1m73. The society and
college were consolidated January, 1878. Lectures
t^iven at the Hall of Academy of Sciences, southwest
corner of California aiid Dupmt streets, for a term of
six months, conrmen ing Friday, May 30, 1879.
Tlie aim of th ■ iustitutiou is to unite the pharma-
cists and druggists of the Pacific States in organized
eft' <rts to elev;ite the special educational standard of
the business ol tlie apothecary, by cu.tivating, im-
proving, and diffusing the v>riuciples and practice of
legitimate pharmacy ; its collateral branches of sci-
ence and the arts; the best modes of rendering avail-
able medicinal agents, bv giving instructions in the
same and in the art of dis))ensing, by a series of lec-
tures and practical demonstriticns.
Officers. — William Geary, President; John T. Brady
and James Topley, Vice-Presidents; James G. Steele,
Corresponding Secretary: F. C. Bauer, Recording Sec-
ret ry: W.Uiam J. Bryan, Treasurer; Edwin F. Joy,
Libr.irian and Curator. Office of Secretary, 316
Kearny street.
CALIFORNIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION. — Incorpor-
ated June. 1875. Objei ts : To encourage rifle prac-
tice ; to promote a system of armory drill and target
firing among the Nnti nal Guard; and to provide a
suitable range for the use of the members of the As-
sociation. Office of Secretary, room 2, Montgomery
Block.
Officers. — Captain Henry J. Burns, President; Cap-
tain Alfred J. Fritz. Vice-President; Sergeant Ed. J.
Smith, Secretary; Lieutenant-Colonel A. Andrews,
Treasurer.
BULLOCK & JON S? —Importing Tailors, 105 Montgomery St— Have Correct Styles,
riNE HATS at the Plaza Store, GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Eearny St
SOCIETIES— LITERACY, HISTORICAL, ETC.
iiua
CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF MECHANICAL AUT3 -
Iniorpoiated March, 1876. Objects: To educate Cali-
fornia boys aud Rirls in the mechanical artH and
trades. Has an endowment of $4"5,(i{)(), hit by Jbiuoh
Lick, which has not yet bien jKiid over.
Officers— Horace Davis. William AHliburncr, John
Oscar Eldrid^'e, Horatio Stcbbins, Lorenzo Sawy. r,
J. D. B. Stillman, and A. S. Hallulie, Trustees.
CALIFORNIA STATE GEOLOGICAL SOCIETY—
Incorporated December 27, 1870. Number of mem-
ber.-', sixty. Meets first and third Tuesdays of .ach
month, at ()17 Montgomery street. Object: To make a
Pacific Coast Reolosical collection, to be offered to
the State of California gratis, \ipon such terms and
conditions as the Society may determine, and as may
be agreed upon, and to encourage the study of geology
in all its branches.
Officers.— Henry G. Hanks, President; F. Vassault,
Vice-President; S. Heydenfeldt, Jr.. Secretary.
CALIFORNIA WING SHOOTING CLUB.— Organ-
ized 1871. Number of members, twenly-two. Meets
monthly at law office of Robinson, Olney aud Bvrnc,
310 Pine street.
Officers.- C. Conrad, President; Crittenden Robin-
son, Vice-President; G. W. W. Koche, Secretary;
George Clabrough, Treasurer.
CALVARY LITERARY AND MUSICAL SOCIETY.—
Orjjanized May 2U, 18(i7. Number of members, fifty.
Meets in parlors Calvarj' Church at call of President.
Object: The giving of monthly musical and literary
entertainments.
Officers — E. McD. Johnstone, President; James
Horsburgh, Jr., Vice-President; Jonathan Shaw, Sec-
retary; Robert Coulter, Treasurer.
CENTRAL LITERARY SOCIETY.— Organized Octo-
ber, 18ti9. Number cf members, sixty-five. Meets
every Saturday evening lu the lecture room of the
Central M. E. Church. Object; Sicial, moral, and
intellectual improvement of its members.
Officers.— H. L. Pleace, President ; Miss Fannie
Young, Vice-President ; Miss Susie Burton, Secretary ;
R. V. Watt, Treasurer : W. A. S. Nicholson, Editor.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA. — Incorporated November 27th, 1K74.
Regular meeting second Tuesdiiy of -June, and annual
niettiug the second Tuesday in December each year.
Objects: To promote harmony among members of
deutfi of CallfurnU, and enable them to o<M>penite la
eutcrprlHeH of gcneial IniiKirtui.ci- |
OftlcerM.— Daniel L' vy I i i
Vlce-Pre.ld<iit; Houry 1' i
8. Weill.Trcaiiurer; A.O. ■ >'
Sc-cntarleo.
The lil.rary ljcl<>n){lng to the (ioc|*ly c<>titaltui •b4)ut
ten tliousand volunieH. nil voluntary ct.,ii!,ii, i,« Any
pcntcin may have acci HM t'c till i . ,,^
acceptable t > the B. card of Tr n
Initiatory fee ol one dollar and ».
due in advance. l)p.n every dicv tr in t«il\r !■■ ait
o'clock P.M., and from wven to icu o'cltwk P. M., •«•
cept SuiitlByi> and leK<il liulldiiyN.
Ulbcers.- Daniel Levy, Librarian; Emlle Marque,
Second Librarian; 8. Weill. Treaaurrr ; E. Franeos,
Secretary.
MARINKHS- FUEK READING ROOM.-NoHhi»«»t
corner of Sarramento and Drumm atn-rlii. Katab-
lishcd March 21. 187t'>. for the puri>c>M if (ffordliig
: mariners viHltlug this port, and ntlirm. opportunity of
I readln^' the local, KaHtern, and forelKU iiewfcpaper*.
I aud periodicals, f I ec ot charge. A library la ala<> In
i course of forinatlon, towanlH which already over Ove
I bundrod voliimo.i have been donatid.
Officers.- Henry Cheoter, President; Charleii Ferrla,
Treasurer; W,D. Bishop, Secretary and Librarian.
MEc^HANICS- INSTlTrTE.-Organlrcd March »,
IS.'i.'i. L ecatlou. 27 Post mreet.
Th>' objects of this Institute are the eatibllabinent
of a library, reading rociu, i ollectiou i-f a ci.binrt,
scientific ajiparatus. works of art, and < titer literary
and Scientific inirpoHiH. 1'ho aoclety ha* a Iteadlutt
Room well Kuppll d with the Uadlug srb ntlfic ai.d
literary peri'dicals of the day.aud a vauable library
containing Ihirty-four thousand volunces, includinR
many rare siic-utiflc wcrks. Auii>ni{ the sc Ih a cnniplete
set of the- Phili'Bophic.il TranHnctioimof the H..yal So-
ciety, the full collectlou of Annaltii d.a PonU ct
t'haussees, the full sot of llrltlKli Patent Office Kc
ports (three thous .tid voluuiea). Dlngler's Polytech-
nisches Journal, Poggendeii fs Aniialen, Gat\ 'a Ho#-
plial Keport<<, et •., etc. Any persiii may l>eronie »
membc r. being accep Ic nl Tret lie Bo^rd of Truatmsa.
and payin.: an inlti'ition fee of one dolliir. and one
dcil iir and fifty cents nuart rlv dues lu a'lvanci-.
Officer .—Irving M.Scott. President ; D.A.Macdon-
aid. Vice-President; J. A. Buu r. Treamr r; 8. II.
Wheeler. Corn spondlng Secretary : Nathaniel Hun-
the professicju, and to elevate and advance medical tr. Recording 8ecr«>iBty ; Horace WiU n. Librarian
science. Office of Secretary, Tlfi Howard street. i
Officers.— M. R. Tewksbury, M. D., President :0. P. I
Warren, M. D., First Vice-President; C. H. Adair, M. '
D., Second Vice-President; F. C. Cook, M. D..Recc.rd-
ing S cretiry ; A. H. Noon, M. D., Corresponding Sec-
rcFary ; L. B. Hoag. M. D., Treasurer.
GERMAN PATHOLOGK'AL SOCIETY.— Organized
February, 1876. Meets second Thursdays of each |
month let 112 Kearny street. Objects: The develop- ,
ment of patholosacal aniitomy.
Officers.— C. Von Hoflfmanii, M. D., President; 0.
Max Riehter, M. D., Secretary.
HASTINGS' DEBATING SOCIETY. — Organized
September 1, 1878. Number of members, thirty-lour. ]
Meets :.t Pioneer Hall, 808 Montgomery, cv. ry Thurs-
day evening. ,„ ^ „
Offic ers.- Henry C. McPike, President ; W. O. Cur-
rier, Secretary ; j! H. Deering. Treasurer.
IGNATIAN LITERARY SOCIETY.— For the Rradu-
ates of St. Ignatius' College. Re-organized October.
1877 Number of members, twenty-five. Meets each
alternate Tuesday evening at St. Ignatius' College.
Offic;ers.-Rev. J. C. Snsia, S. J.. Presldeiit ; J.
Hughes. Secretary ; A. Tobin. Corresponding Sccre-
tary ; F. McAul.fife. Treasurer.
JUNIOR PHILHISTORIAN SOCIETY.-Organlw-d
October, 1877. Meets every Monday afternoon at 8t.
^''Office^s^-M^'. Shallo, S. J., President; Eugene
Beauce, Secretary ; John Brooke, Treasurer.
LIGUE NATIONALE FR \NCAISE.-Organlzed Au-
gust 4, 1871. Me ts third Monday of each "'O'"''-**
1'20 Sutter street. Objects: To i.romot- IrlemUhli..
harmony, »nd intelliueuc.^ among the Ir-ndi resi-
ts
u- \i
Arthur Jellisun and J. 8. Uarvllle, AhaUtaut Ubr*.
rians.
MERCANTILE LIBRARY A880CI.ATION.— Oritmn-
ized January 24, lM.5:t. New Mercantile 141 >rary Build-
ing, north hide of Bush street, bctwoea Sanauiu and
.Montgomery.
Tile rO'XUS of the assnclntlon nr'- r^nitro'll"'!" ana
well arranged. The lib ic ... .. ,,..
and v.ilutue s, and the n c !■
jdied with papers and i.. rn
HtatiB and E iropc. Tin- l. rniK . i n i jiic re«: li' «r«
one deillar I'lltlatl "11 fee and one dollar Jmt uiAlb —
dues payable (piBrlerly In a'lv-inco
Officers.— Arthur M. II' * ''
lyne, Vlce-Prehideiit ; <i
t ry ; Dnvlil Wilder. C<er; '
Mills. Tre.isiirer: A. K. << m k. . . ii e. . ■ 1'.
Weiherbi e and ••. s»'hwar1zinan. Jr., AHMtaut l4br«>
rlans; John Williams, Ci>llect.>r.
MILITARY I.IBKAUY.-In 3.
187:1. for the piirp' Be of a qiilr ■"•
ducting a public llbrnry. to c.i <».
iiiagazlnea and nc^apapera o( a iulhlar> > hara. I. r.
Th. ro are one thouaand rolumca »ud two bunarvd
imipa.
Otfii era.— John McCoiiib, Ar i r(te
W. Oraiiiils>'.W.K. 8:ne.llwrK ''••
Samuel W. Bncku-, ■ harl.a M ' "l"
anil P. R. O Hrlin, Direct.im ; J l.u M. e ,„!., I'real-
dent ; Dnvid Wtl I. r, Secretary aud iJbrartan. om».«
328 .Muutiomerv Htrrot.
MILTON LITERARY SOCIh-TY-Onranlaed Au-
gust 4, 1.S77. Nu. liber if moinl-ra, iw. Ivr MeHa
every Saturday eyrning at m>'
Offic rw-E. M I.-.iii»"ien
muH, Si'e-r. t iry ; H«iiiu<'i I/>ul
T. Alto*
BEAMISH'S Shirts have no equal-in Price, Quality, or Fit
ANDERSON k RANDOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St
1104
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTORY.
MUSICAL AND LITERARY SOCIETY OF THE
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.— Organized No-
vember 28, 1876. Number of members eighty. Meets
each Tuesday eveuing at the Church, Mason street,
between Eddy and Ellis. Objects: Li ter;iry and mus-
ical culture and intellectunl improvement.
Officers.— J. H. Padkin, President; J. R. McLean,
Vice-President; Miss Annie Wilson, Secretary; Wm.
Nicol, Treasurer; John Longwell, Musical Director.
. NATIVE SONS OF THE GOLDEN WEST.— Organ-
ized July 11, 1875. Number of members, three hun-
dred ancl tweuty-tlve. This Society is composed en-
tirely of young men native to the State and born
since July 7, 1846, the day upon which the American
flag was rsised at Monterey by Commodore Sloat, and
has for its object, aside from its .<Jocial character, the
preservation of the traditions inseparably bound up
in the pioneer history of the State.
A Grand Lodge was instituted in December, 1878,
which will hereafter meet annually in February.
Two subordinate Parlors have been organized in
San Francisco, viz :
Paelok No. 1. — Meets every Thursday evening at
Red Men's Hall, 320 Post street.
Officers. — Beuj. G. Worswick, President; F. P. Me-
dina, Secretary ; J. C. Baj-er, Treasurer.
Pablob No. 4. — Meets every Tuesday evening at
room 2, Montgomery Block.
Officers. — Edward J. Smith, Secretary.
ODD FELLOWS' LIBRARY ASSOCIATION —
Organized December 30, 1854. Rooms, 325 Montgom-
ery street.
The library contains nearly thirty-five thoiisand
volumes in the various departments of literature, in-
cluding one of the most extensive collections of
works on the early history of the Pacific Coa&t. It
also contains what is believed to be the most com-
plete and valuable cabinet of minerals, etc., in the
State.
Officers. — Colin M. Boyd, Prssideut ; D;;niel Mc-
Laren, jVice-Presideut ; David Ravekes, Recording
Secretary ; Edward B. Read, Corresponding Secretary ;
William H. Watson, Treasurer; George A. Carnes,
Librarian; Thomas Cltary, Assistant Librarian.
PACIFIC GROVE RETREAT ASSOCIATION.— Or-
ganized June 28, 1875.
Objects : To purchase and improve lauds in Mon-
terey County, for the purpose of a sea-side resort, and
for CamiJ Meeting puvijoses, for the use of the M. E.
Church ; to invest the profits of the Associiition in
the improvement of lands, or in charitable purposes.
Office of Secretary, 1013 Mission street.
Officers. — O. Gibson, President; T. H. Sinex, Vice-
President ; F. F. Jewell, Secretary ; R. McElroy,
Treasurer.
PATRIOTIC ORDER SONS OF AMERICA— This
Ordtr was first organized In Philadelphia in 1847. In
ISGC) the Order was reorganized and placed upon a
more substantial basis, and its membership now seek
to locate a camp in every town in the United Statfes.
It ifes for its objects the inculcation of pure Ameri-
can principles ; the opposition to foreign interference
with State interests in the United States of America ;
the cultivation of a fraternal and brotherly love ; the
preservation of the Constitution of the United States,
and the propagation of free education.
State Officers.- 1. A. Heald, District President.
Two Camps of the Order have been established in
this city, viz. :
WASHrNGTON Camp, No. 1. — Instituted October 7,
1877. Meets every Tuesday evening at Buddy's Hall,
909 M Market street.
Officers.- A. W. Whelden, President; Frank A.
Brooks, Secretary. v
Washington Camp, No. 2.— Instituted April 11, 1878.
Meets every Tuesday evening at Buddy's Hall, 909%
Market street.
Officers.— R. V. Bettebenner, President ; E. W.
Haines, Secretary.
f PEOPLE'S FREE LIBRARY, THE.— This institu-
tion,*; which is just going into practical operation,
was provided for in the Act passed by the Legislature
of 1877-8, authorizing the creation and maintenance
of free libraries, and empowering the Supervisors to
levy a tax of not exceeding one mill on the dollar for
their support. This provision in the city of San
Francisco would laermit of appropriation^ to the
amount of $250,000 annually, but in view of the bur-
den of the already large rate of taxation, the appro-
priation for the fiscal year was fixed at $24,000. In
view of the law preventing the use of more than one-
twelfth of the municipal ai^propriations in each
month, the Directors have deferred action until, by
the accumulation of the monthly amounts, they conld
undertake the work in a manner which would in-
stantly place it in a position of respectability as to
numbers in books and appointments. At the date of
this publication. Pacific Hall, which hag been leased,
is being raiiidly fitted iip, and the Directors have al-
ready decided to purchase at once $15,01 0 worth of
books, the remaining S9,000 being devoted to fitting
up and support for the balance of the fiscal year.
Officers. — George H. Rogers, President ; John S.
Hager, I. M. Scott, R. J. Tobin, E. D. Sawyer, John
H. Wise, A. J. Moulder, Louis Sloss, A. S. Hallidie. C.
C. Terrell, and Henry George, Trustees; Albert Hart,
Librarian and Secretary pro tem.
PHILHISTORIAN DEBATING SOCIETY.- Organ-
ganized October, 1863. Number of members, twenty.
Meets every W'eclnesday afternoon at St. Ignatius Col-
lege.
Officers.— M. W. Shallo, S. J., President; Ed. Mc-
Gary. Vice-President; Jas.Tevlin, Secretary; Jas. D.
Phelan, Librarian.
PLYMOUTH LITERARY SOCIETY. — Organized
February 7, 1^56. Numbtr of members, three hun-
dred. . Meets at lecture-i'oom of Plymouth Church on
the second and fourth Moiulays of each month. Ob-
jects: Mutual improvement and self -culture
Officers. — E.Carlson, President; William E. Morton,
Vice-President; Miss Annie E. Pike, Secretary; James
M. McDonald, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO ART ASSOCIATION.— Organized
March 28, 1871. Objects: The promotion of painting,
sculpture, and fine arts akin thereto, the diffusion of
a cultivated taste for art in the community at large,
and the establishment of an academy or school of de-
sign. Membership in this society, which has now five
hundred and ninety-six contributing, one hundred
and forty-seven life, and nine honorary members, is
oijen to all lovers of art. Regular members' meetings
held on the fourth Tuesday of March, June, Septem-
ber, and December, in the rooms of the society, 430
Pine street. Annual election of officers last Tuesday
in March of each year.
Officers — Irving M. Scott, President; Wm. Bradford
and Wm. Babcock, Vice-Presidents; Jennings S. Cox,
Secretary; H. Barroilhet, Treasurer.
The School of Design connected with the associa-
tion was organized December 31,1873. The school
has sixty-one pupils. Its affairs are managed by a
committee of members of the Ait Association. Virgil
Williams, Director of School.
SAN FRANCISCO BAR ASSOCIATION..— Organized
April 20, 1872. Number of members, one hundred and
seventy-five. Objects: To maintain the honor and
dignity of the profession of the law , to increase its
usefulness in promoting the due aclmiuistration of
justice, and to cultivate social intercourse among its
members. Rooms 634 Sacramento street aud 633 Com-
mercial street.
Officers. — J. P. Hoge, President ; Lloyd Baldwin and
Russell J.Wilson.Vice-Presidents; Thomas B. Bishop,
Secretary; Frank J. French, Corresponding Secretary ;
A. H. Lougborough, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO L.\W LIBRARY ASSOCIATION-
— Organized 1865. Library contains about eighteen
thousand volumes. Rooms 27 and 28 Montgomery
Block.
Officers — J. P. Hoge, President ; Joseph W.Winans,
Treasurer; Q. G. W. Hoge, Secretary and Librarian;
John Dewitt, Assistant Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO LONG RANGE RIFLE CLUB
(Amateur) . — Organized 1877. Number of members,
thirty. Shooting every Saturday at range. Bay View,
where the club has their club house.
Officers.— H. C. Smith, President ; R. C. Hanson,
Secretary; A. C. Payson, Treasurer; Capt. H. J. Burns,
Range Officer.
BULLCCK & JONES, 105 Mcntg'y St., Manuf'r Fine Shrunk Flannel Underwear.
CLOTHING at GEO. LOOMIS' PLAZA STORE, 706 to 716 Kearny St
SOCIETIES— LITERAKY. HISTORICAL ETC.
1105
Orgt^izTS''? T?°'^?i'^i^-^^ SOCIETY.- : day of SepU-ub,.. IHSO.Vn., th. in.Ie ,V
Ainoe \ ice-1 resulcut ; DrS. W. Dennis, RecordinK Dinsmon-and Allnd S. Irclal,. Vl.«..Pr<i.ld.ntj. Will-
^t^,rw^ n^«i?^l'i ^"*"'i''"' ^*'V..^"* '^°P^" f-^r ! M.ot.s every Sun.lay aftornoou at UriSd tTitrllHaii:
students of all denominations. The qualiticutioiis '.r.iT Market ntreet
for admission and the course of studies are the Buiae OfficerH.- O. C. Hoadley. PreMdent Mm A L
the East ° " theological schools in ; Carr. Vlce-PreHiUent ; P. H. B»«ley, flixn-tary md
This institution is now fully organized, having
been in active operation for five years. It has a I'NITED BAR OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ I rod
library of over six thousand volumes. March 8, IHT'J. Number of lucniberH, nlnuty-Uve.
During the year 1877 a commodious seminary was ! '^'ects monthly in the Fourth Dintrirt Court Room,
erected at 1>1 Haight street, at a cost of $23,000. I OM City Hall.
The Faculty are Rev. Drs. W. A. Scott, Burrowes, ' Officers.— D,
Eells and Alexander. The Board of Directors i.s com-
posed of eighteen members, who are elected by the
Synod of the Pacific of the Presbyterian Church, of
whom the Rev. W. A. Scott is President. The Institu-
tion is under the care of the General Assembly of the
Presbj'teriau Church.
Term opens September 1, and closes May 1, of each
year.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNIA PIONEERS.— Organ-
ized August, 1850. Rooms, 808 Montgomery street.
The expressed objects of the society are to collect
and preserve information connected with the early
settlement and sub.^equent conquest of the country,
and to perpetuate the memory of those whose saga-
city, energy and enterprise induced them to settle in
the wilderness and btcome the founders of a new
State. All who were in California prior to the
first day of January, 1850, are eligible to membership.
Any who have rendered distinguished or important
services to the society or State, may be admitted as
honorary members. The roll of the society embraces
the names of over twenty-three hundred members.
Regular meetings of the society take place on the first
Monday of each month. Annual election of officers
on the seventh daj- of July, the anniversary of the
conquest of California, and of the raising of the
American flag on its soil. Annual celebration on the
ninth of September, the anniversary of the admission
of California into the Union. The Society is pos-
sessed of a library, an excellent cabinet of minerals,
relics of early times, and various other objects of
interest.
Officers.— S. C. Hastings, President; A. C. Brad-
ford, San Francisco, and John H. Gardiner, Rio Vista,
Mathew Keller, Los Angeles, and Samuel McKee.
Grai^s "Valley, Vice-Presidents; Ferdinand Vassault,
Secretary ; Howard Havens, Treasurer ; William
Huefner, Marshal.
SPORTSMAN'S CLUB OF CALIFORNIA. — Organ-
ized February, 187G. Incorporated August, 187r.. Num-
ber of members, one hundred and sixty. Objects,
preservation of fish and game, and retention of lishing
preserves, etc. Office, 320 Sansom street.
Offii-ers. — W. W. Traylor, President ; Arthur M.
Ebbets, Vice-President ;"William Stuart, Secretary;
London and San Francisco Bank, Bankers.
TERRITORIAL PIONEERS OF CALIFORNIA.— In-
corporated November 10, 1874. Rooms, 103 Montgom-
ery street. The objects ot this association are to furm
a more perfect union of the Pioneers of California in
the bonds of friendship, and to cultivate social inter-
course between them ; to collect and i)re8erve liiht.«r-
ical facts and Information in connection with the early
and subsequent history of the settlement of the Pa-
cific Coast : to form a library for the diffusion o' use-
ful knowledge among its members ; to torm a cabinet
of such minerals, geological, and other natural huD-
stances as can be obtained by the association ; to pur-
sue such literary and scientifir objects, by meaiiH of
lectures or otherwise, as shall be deemed expedient
by the Board of Directors, and to perpetuate ttie meiii-
cry of those whose wisdom valor, and enterprise ad- "'« »i'"- "^^"^j
vaiced civilization to the shores of the Paatlc. Al "»^r«- , *• ^
white males who were in California prior to the ninth I Vice • Prealdent
William Douthitt, PreHldent; J. M.
Coghlan, First Vice-President ; Eugene M. Dcuprfy,
Second Vice - President ; Frank Johniion, Secretary
and Treasurer.
WORKINGMEN'8 FREE LIBRARY .ASSOCIATION.
—Organized February 1, 1879. Lcnatlon, Liberty
Hall, Htil Market street. The library conUluit alMiut
one thousand volumes, and is receiving dally addi-
tions. The number of members is about two hun-
dred and fifty, who pay fifty cent* monthly to Ita
support.
Officers.— H. 51. Moor*-, President and Ln>rarlan ;
James J. Flynn, Secretary ; F. P. Murphy, Trt-anurer.
YALE CLUB OF THE PACIFIC COAST.— Ori:an-
ized September 1, 1877. Number of members, lifty-
one. Regular meetings are held nn the second Thurn.
day of January, April, and October, of each year, at
place that may be designated by the Executive Com-
mittee. There is also an annual meeting and banquet
on the second Thursday of December.
Objects: To ]>romote social intercourse among Its
members ; to revive the memories and cherlata the
spirit of Alma Mater, and to further the intcrestii of
libertl education upon tlie Pacific Coast.
Officers.— (Vacant) President ; Prof. M. Kellogg and
Joseph S. Bacon, Vice-Presidsuts ; Charles Page, Sec-
retary ; Joseph Napthaly, Treasurer.
Social.
ALBION SOCIAL CUB.—Organired October, 1878.
Number of memberw, twenty-five. Meeta every Mon-
day evening at 524 Fourth street.
Officers.— James Ueavey, President ; Charlea Bol-
lier. Secretary ; Andrew Reavey. Treaaurer.
AVERICrS CLUB. -Organized February I, ir?l.
Number of members, fifty. Meets every Monday even-
ing, at the southwest comer of Third and Howard
streets.
Officers.- George W. Uayen, Prcnldeiit ; TliMiim
Sawyer, Vice Prtsldeut ; D. Malomy. Recrilliv -■
retary ; John Williams, Financial SecreUry ; J.l.r. J
Dunn, Treasurer.
APOLLO OLEE SOCIETY.— Organlied 1874. Num.
hev of memiiers, seventy-five. MeeU every Tuesday
at (147 Market street. Obj' ct: Culture of vo.-al mualr.
Officers.— Prof. Martin Schiiltz. cnductor.
APOLLO VEREIN.- OrganUM Novrni»>«T 51, IMP.
Nunilxr of membern. two hundred «f<1 (Ifty Mi^ta
every Tuesday evening at Old Tur- " - • M-" ' ->
Bush street. Monthly ent. rtaliu
Sunday of each uiontli. Objeit:
and declamation.
Officers.— John Staiide. PrtNidcnt; T. Woliltx. \ L*.
President; Julius Wlld.nnulh, 8.trrUry and Man-
ager; Tht-o<iore Oellrlch. '1 reaaunr.
VETERANS OK THE MKXICAN
ASSOCIATED
WAR.— Organl:-
sixty-live. M'
Number of member*,
irnday of each month, kt
I'lealdenl; Bomt SeguilM,
L. Van Oelaterficia. Becratary;
BEAMISH'S Underwear, Fine, Me^xun nne— large afisortmenL
'rn
ANDERSON & HANLOLPH, Jewelers, 101 Montgomery St.
1106
SAN FRANCISCO DIRECTOET.
J. F. Bekeart, Treasurer ; George M. Gardner, Mar-
shal.
BOHEMIAN CLUB.— Incorporated April 9, 1872.
Number of members, about four hundred. Business
meetings held second Tuesday in January, April,
July, and October. Literary and musical meetings
last Saturday evening of each month, at the rooms,
430 Pine street. Objects -. The promotion of social
and intellectual intercourse between journalists and
other ■writers, artists, actors, and musicians, profes-
sional and amateur.
Oificers. — Robert C. Rogers, President ; John H.
Boalt, Vice-President ; Andrew S. Bender, Secretary ;
Andrew J. Moulder, Treasurer.
BOHEMIAN BESEDA CLUB.— Organized May, 1876.
Number of members, fifteen. Meets every Wednes-
day evening at 732 Capp street. This is an associa-
tion of natives of Bohemia, organized for social and
benevolent purposes.
Officers. — Joseph Slatkey, President ; Joseph Stas-
ney. Secretary and Treasurer.
BREMERVORDE VEREIN.— Organized October 1,
1872. Number of members, eighty-one. Meets at
Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush street, second Monday of
each month.
Officers. — D. Tiedemann, President; D. MuUer,
Vice-President; Ch. Selk, Secretary; D. Wulbern,
Financial Secretary ; C. Bunker, Treasurer.
BYRON CLUB.— Organized 1876. Incorporated
1877. Number of members, twenty-five. Meets first
Wednesday of each month.
Officers. — J. M. Rosenberg, president; J. Nachman
Secretary; A. Steiner Treasurer.
CALED0NL4N CLUB.— Organized November 24,
1866. Nimiber of members, six hundred and fifty.
Meets the first and third Fridays of each month, at
the Mechanics' Institute Building, 27 Post street.
Objects: Encouragement and practice of the games,
and preservation of the customs and manners of Scot-
land, and a promotion of a taste for her literature,
music, etc.
Officers.— Colin M. Boyd, Chief; A. C. McAlpin,
First Chieftain; Hugh Fraser, Second Chieftain;
David McKay, Third Chieftain ; John B. Morrison,
Fourth Chieft«n; Alexander McRae, M. D., Phy-
sician.
CALIFORNIA BASE BALL LEAGUE.— Organized
1878. Games every Sunday at Grounds, corner of
Fourteenth and Center streets, Oakland. It is com-
posed of the following flubs, the first three of which
are of this city: Athletic B. B. Club, California B.B.
Club, Mutual B. B. Club, and Oakland B. B. Club.
CALIFORNIA PIONEER COURSING CLUB, Organ-
ized February 20, 1867. Number of members, forty-
eight. Regular meetings held on first Tuesday of
each month. Location of course, Merced, Merced Co.
OflicerB.— James Adams, President; N. Curry, Vice-
President; Wilson Davidson, Secretary; T. Tunstead,
Treasurer; James Douglass, D. W, White, D. A. Mac-
donald, N. C*urry and T. Tiinstead, Stewards.
CALIFOBNIA SCHUETZEN CLUB.— Organized Jan-
uary, 1876. Meets at Arion Halle, northeast comer of
Kearny and Sutter stieets, first Wednesday of each
month. Number of members, thirty.
Officers. — Philo Jacoby, President ; Henry Fortman,
Vice-President; F. Hagemann, Secretary; Henry F.
Wieland, Treasurer.
COMMERCIAL YACHT CLUB.— Organized July 11,
1877. Number of members, twenty. Meets second
Wednesday of each month at 155 New Montgomery
street, rooms 7 and 8.
Officers.— Charles F. Holyoke, President; George
McLeod, Vice-President; J. H. Fisher, Secretary; T.
M. Pennell, Treasurer.
CONCORDIA SOCIETY.— Organized November,
1864. Nmnber of members, two hundred. Meetings
held first Tuesday of each month at the rooms, north-
west corner of O'Farrell and Stockton streets.
Officers.— Martin Heller, President; E. Emanuel,
Vice-President ; I. H. Ackerman, Recording Secretary;
Philip Barth, Financial Secretary; M. Hyman, Treas-
urer.
DANISH SOCIETY (Norden) .—Organized July, 1873.
Number of members, one hundred and fifty. Meets
every Tuesday at 720 Mission street. Object: To en-
courage social and dramatic entertainment.
Officers. — John F. Rasmnssen, President; H. Hjul,
Vice-President ; James Madsen, Secretary ; N. B. Pe-
terson, Treasurer. ||
DEUTSCHER VEREIN.— Organized October 2d,
1876. Objects: Social recreation and cultivation of
music, singing, and German literature among its
members. Meets second Monday of each month, at
Club Rooms, 216 Dupont street.
Officers. — Charles Bundschi, President ; William
Hinz, Vice President ; A. M. Thee, Recording Secre-
tary ; Otto Seyd, Financial Secretary ; W. Baehr, i
Treasurer ; J. Kroeger, Librarian.
DOLPHIN SWIMMING AND BOATING CLUB.— Or-
ganized July. 1877. Number of members, twenty-
five. Boat house, foot of Montgomery Avenue.
Officers. — A. C. Lutgens, President; Louis Schwed-
er,Vice President ; Val Kehrlein Jr., Secretary; H.W.
Wieland Jr., Treasurer.
EL DORADO COUNTY ASSOCIATION.— Organized
June 4, 1878. Number of members, twenty-five. An-
nual reunion held in May.
Officers.— J. J. Green, President; W. H. Bodfish,
Secretary ; Thomas McManus, Treasurer.
, EUREKA TURN VEREIN.— Organized October 26,
1863. Number of members, one hundred and fifteen.
Pupils, one hundred and fifty. Regular meetings,
first Wednesday of each month. Hall, east side of
Powell street, between California and Pine.
Officers. — G. W. Koch, President; P. Mueller, Vice-
President ; 0. Quedens, Recording Secretary ; J. Jo-
hannsen, Corresponding Secretary ; Richard Dick,
First Leader ; Otto Huber, Second Leader ; William
Von Ronn, Treasurer ; W. Linker, Librarian.
GEORGE T. TRIMBLE ASSOCIATION OF THE
PACIFIC COAST.— Organized January 13, 1875.
Number of members, fifty. Annual meeting and ban-
quet in March or April, the date being set in con-
formity with the same celebration in New York City.
Officers.— W. H. Bovee, President; H. F. Stivers,
Secretary ; W. F. Buswell, Treasurer.
GERMANIA CLUB.— Organized December 12, 1873.
Niimberof members, eighty-five. Meets every Tues-
day evening, at 71 New Montgomery street, room 3.
Officers. — D. Tiedemann, President; C. Schutt, Sec-
retary ; A. Bura, Treasurer.
GOLDEN GATE YACHT CLUB.— Organized Feb-
ruary 28, 1876. Number of members, twelve. Meets
eyery Monday evening, at northeast comer of Howard
and New Montgomery streets, rooms 7 and 8.
Officers.— H. W. Coffin, President; C. W. Hubner,
Secretary ; John E. Broderick, Treasurer ; E. F. Cluin,
Commander ; E. R. Brody, Vice-Commander.
HAMBURG AND ALTONA SOCIAL SOCIETY.—
Organized 1875. Number of members, sixty. Meets
every Monday evening at 531 California street, rooms
8 and 9. Objects: social and benevolent.
Officers — Ernst Maack, President; Julius Zimmer-
mann, Vice-President ; F. Kroeger, Financial Secre-
tary; N. Heithman, Recording Secretary; Henry
Schmidt, Treasurer.
HANDEL AND H.\YDN SOCIETY.— Organized July,
1866. Incorporated February 1, 1873. Nximber of
members, one hundred. Meets ever}- Friday evening
at the Metropolitan Temple, comer of Fifth and Jes-
sie streets.
Officers. — S. C. Gray, President ; J. B. Russell and
Isadore Burns, Vice-Presidents; J. H. Culver, Secre-
tary; O. R. Coe, Financial Secretary ; S. B. Leavitt,
Treasurer; R. H. Monck, Librarian; Wm. Toepke,
Conductor.
HARVARD CLUB OF SAN FRANCISCO.— Organ-
ized 1874. It is composed of the Pacific Coast Alumni
of Harvard Universitj', and now numbers about sixty
members. Meetings are held quarterly at some hotel.
Objects: Good fellowship and the interests of Harvard
University.
Officers. — Horatio Stebbins, President; Andrew McF.
Davis and John W. Taylor, Vice-Presidents ; H. K.
Spaulding, Secretary ; Pelham W. Ames, Treasurer.
BULLOCH & JONES. 105 Hontgomery Street, Importers Men's Fine Neck Weax
Toys_a^GEO. LOOMIS', 706 to 716 Eeamy St. oppodto the Plaza.
SOCIETIES — SOCIAL.
IVY SOCIAL CLUB -Organized August 15. 1870 i
Number of members, one hundred an.l twenty.five
to whuh number it is limited. Meets last Monday i
of each month, at 24 Post t-trect.
Officers -J. P. Co<-hran. Presid<-nt: William Mitch- I
cu and A. \\ . Scott, Vice-Presidents; K. F. Bunker '
Treasurer; AdolpU Kahn. Secretary.
LIVELY YACHT CLUB.-Organized 1872. Number
of members, twenty. Metts firnt and third Mondays
of each month at :t09 California streot.
Officers.— Chas. Munscm. Prtsideut ■ E. O. Blethen
Secretary ; Charles Miller, Treasurer.
M.\PLE LEAP L\ CROSSE CLUB. — Organized
March, 1878. Number of members, sixty. Meets
second Tuesday of every month at Y. M. C."a. Build-
ing, 232 Sutter street. Practice nnetings every Sunday
at corner of Twenty-fifth and Folsom streets.
Officers.— D. R. McNiral, President, W. H. Hiitoliin-
son, Vice-President ; A. J. Murphy, Secretary ; J.
Manion, Treasurer.
MONTEFIORE SOCIAL CLUB.— Organized January
1870. Number of members, ten. Meets first Sunday
of each month. Object: Musical improvement and
social enjoyment.
Officers.— Samuel Wcitz. President, Wm. Wolff,
Vice-President; Herman Enkle, Secretary; Z. Zacha-
rias, Treasiirer.
NEMESIS CLUB.-Organized May 18, 1877. Num-
ber of members, seventy-five. Meets every Monday
evening in theirclub rooms, G31 Union street.
This club is composed entirely of young men of the
Ninth Senatorial District, and has for its objects, the
social and political advancement of its iiiPuibers.
Officers. — .John H. Ryan. President; J. Behring, Re-
cording Secretary: .I.Hermann, Financial Secretary;
Charles Huth, Treasurer.
NEPTUNE BOAT CLUB,— Organized April 7, 187*.
Number of members, limited to thirty. Meets first
and third Mondays of each month at Boat House, foot
of Third street.
Officers. — Thomas Murphy, President ; Cornelius
Lynch, Vice-President; F. E. Preble. Secretary; M.
Daily, Treasurer; R. Landers, Captain.
NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.— Organized December
1877. Number of members, one hundred. Meets
semi-annually at [place designated in call. The Di-
rect'ir.s consists of two members from each New Eng-
land State, and three at large.
Officers.- Hon. F. F. Low, President; Oliver Eld-
ridge and S. H. Phillips, Vice-Presidents ; E. Hallett,
Secretary.
OCCIDENT CRICKET CLUB.-Organized July 1874.
Matches held every Saturday at Rfcrfation Grounds,
corner of Twenty-fifth and Folsom streets.
Officers.— W. Lane Booker, President; James M.
Streeten, Vice-President; H. A. Webster. Secretary ; J.
P. Cox, Treasurer.
OCCIDENTAL CLUB.-Organized .August, 1877.
Number of members, about one hundred. Meets last
Friday of every month at 8i;0 Mission street.
Objects: Social and political.
Officers.— James Nevius, President ; Alex. Campbell,
Jr., Vice-President ; R. S.Woods, Recording Secretarj- ;
F. S. Morton, Correspondiug Secretary ; Daniel Keefe,
Treasurer.
OLD NEV.VDANS.-Orfi«nized 1876. Number of
members, three hundred. Meets annually.
Officers.— John A. Collins, President ; George D.
Dornin, Vice-President; George H. Mead, Secretary
and Treasurer.
OLYMPIC CLUB.— Reorganized September 1, 1873.
by the consolidation of the San FranciRc,> Olympic
and the California Olympic Clubs. Number of mem-
bers, seven hundred. On the first of January ..f the
present year, the Club moved from their old rooms,
on the cornerof New Montgomery and Howard streets
to the splendid quarters built especially for them at
119 Post street. The rooms and fittings, turiiiture and
paintings cost upwards of f'O.OOO. The Boxing Fenc-
ing, Dumb-bell. Indian Club and Gymnasium I>f;P»rt-
meAts are all elaborately fitte.i up : the Billiard. Chess
and Reading Rooms are models i,. their way, and the
dressing room department contains five bun Ind
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drcimlng loekem. eldhteen bath-rootnii. Tjnmi>r r.^ b».
Hlna, three barber's rhalm, and 't!
The Club giviH lUM-laU „n the
month, to which no gentlemen 1..
mltted. at which exhIbltloUH of gyM.iiiii.n, « ar. ^-i w n
fi-oiii eight to half paMt nine oVli>ck P.M .. when (UnrInK
begins.
C1«8H aftcmoona, TuoMday*. Thunulaya and Satur-
days.
Class eveulngH. .Monday», W.Oni>«-Uv« »n^ >"rtday«
Officers,— Horace P Klet ■' ■ - o- ■ - • k ^vil.
son, VicePrt-gldent; K. S 1 k \V
Newhall, Treasurer; DwI/i \v H
Lawton, SuperlnUiident . 1...,..- ti.n.ui.ii. Imtrtic
tor of Fencing and Boxing; John A. Hammpmmltb,
Instructor of OjTunastlca.
PACIFIC AMATEUR ROWING A880CUTION.-
Organizcd in 1877 for the a«lvancement of rowing
among amateurs.
The Annual Convention In held at the time and
place di'Signated by the Executive Committer.
Officers.— Charles (t. Yale, President ; Alfrf<l Tobln,
Secretary; V. S. Mcl'latchy. Treasun-r.
The Association now Includes nine t'luba. of which
the following four are located In thia city :
Neptise SwiMMiso Asn Boating Ci,fii.— Organ-
ized February 21. 1877. Number of niembern thirty-
seven. Boat house foot of Leavenworth rtrvet. North
Beach. Boats, three four-oar barges. Oolori, blue
and white.
Officers.- R. B. Cunningham. Prealdent; W. J.
Smith. Secretarj'.
Pioneer Rowinc, Ci,rii.— Organized Oct-lx-r I. 1*'.|
Number of members thirty-eight. Boni
Bridge. Boats, two four-oar* shells. ■
barges, two four-oar lapstreakN, seven
one wherry, two working Ix ats. one el;;lii-.,ur l'iir,co,
and two canoes. Colors, Magenta and White.
Officers.— M. Sullivan. President; J. J. Whelan.
Secretary.
Ariei. Rowino Cldb.— Organized April 17. 1H77.
Boat bouse. Long Bridge. Boats, one four-oar shell,
one four-oar Ispstrcak, and one double scull. Color*,
white and blue.
California Theater Boat Cutb.— Or ' ' ■•;
gust 23, 1873. Numl)er of memWrs,
Boat house. Long Bridge. Boats, one i
two four-oar lapstreaks. and one wbltenan. < ."r-,
blue and white.
Officers.- J. X. Bonier. President; W. J. Wlntem.
Secretary.
PACIFIC ARCHERY CLUB.- Organlxed May *i.
1878. Number of members, sixty. MeetM flntt Mon-
day of each month at office of Secretary, tVH Mer-
chant streit. Objects: The revival and cultivation
of this delightful oiit-<loor r<'creation.
Officers. -Hervey Dameal. President ; J. H. W. K|.
ley. Vice-Pn-sldent ; \V. A. Maxwell. Secretary; F.
Ward. Treasurer.
PACIFIC CLUB— Number of • hun-
dred and seventy-five. Rooms •■'■ ^ ni-r if
.Moiituomery and Bush stn-ets, c : „ .. nry and
reading roouis. supi>lied with all the U"Uj«*Uc and
foreign newspapem and periodicals.
Officers.— Wm. Alvord, President ; J. C. L. WkJs-
worth. Secretary ; John McKee, Trrasurer.
PACIFIC COAST ASSOCIATION SoNS f»r VRR-
MONT. — Organized Jsnu.r f
members alxmt seventy. M
month at Wa»hlngton Hall '
gary festival. January 17. olij. . t .s.>ci»i .i.j i. n.-
Offlcers.— Truman Croosett. M. D.. Hrealdrnt ; B. O.
Brown. A. C. Taylor, and S.W. Shaw, Vice Piraidenh ;
(ieo.W. H.ipklns,S«rretar7; O. <'. HoaUley. M. U.,
Tn-asunr.
PACIFIC TURN BEZIRK (of
Turner Bund) -OrK*nUrd lnr>9
the President ■ ' " '•"> '^^ .. 1
be held at O. :
This Is an <■
of the States ir
Pacific Coast. !
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BEAMISH'S, Nudeus Btulding, Market Street, cor Th-'-xi Street
ANDERSON & RANDOLPH. Jewelers. 101 Montgomeiy St
1108
SAN FEANCISCO DIBECTORY.
lishment of new Turn Verein, and to impart informa-
tion on the subject of their organization to the differ-
ent associations constituting the Pacific Turn Bezirk.
The following societies constitute the Pacific Turn
Bezirk: San Francisco Turn Verein, San Francisco;
Sacramento Turn Verein, Sacramento ; ]\Iarysville
Turnliederkranz Verein, Marysville ; Stockton Turn
Verein, Stockton; Oakland Turn Verein, Oakland;
San Jose Turn Verein, San Jose ; Turn Verein Germa-
nla, Los Angeles ; Napa Turn Verein, Napa : Virginia
City Turn Verein, Virginia City, Nev. ; Petaluma Tiu-n
Verein, Petaluma ; Sonoma Turn Verein, Sonoma ;
Portland Turn Verein, Portland, Oregon.
The association is represented by a Board of the
following seven officers: M. Mueller, President ; M.
Martens, Vice President ; H. Mattern, Corresponding
Secretary ; C. Meves, Recording Secretary ; Mr. Bock,
Treasurer ; H. Sohst and Dr. Riehl, Trustees.
PACIFIC YACHT CLUB.— Organized June -28, 1878.
Number of members, one hundred and forty-eight.
Meets first Wednesday of each month at the Palace
Hotel. Headquarters, Club-house, Old Saucelito.
Officers. — John L. Eckley. Commodore ; E. S. Floyd,
Vice-Commodore ; Cornelius O'Connor. Treasurer ;
John C. Kelley, Measurer; Henry G. Langley, Secre-
tary (office 14 Montgomery avenue) . Directors :
Stewart Menzies, Cornelius O'Connor, John C. Kelley,
Eugene 0. Blethen, W.H. Martenstein, George Fritch,
Henry G. Langley.
PLACER COUNTY ASSOCIATION. — Organized
1877. Number of members, about seventy. Annual
reunion held in June.
Officers.— 'William Hollis, President ; 0. H. G-wy^n,
Secretary; J. H. Gates, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CADETS' SOCIAL CLUB.— Or-
ganized September, 19ii. Number of members, sixty.
Meets first Wednesday of each month, at Red Men's
Hall, 510 Bush street. Objects: Social enjoyment and
mutual improvement of its members.
Officers. — George Bigley, President; A. J. Bennett,
Vice-President ; J . O'Brien, Secretary ; 'William Waters .
Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO CRICKET CLUB. — Organized
June, 1867, and reorganized under the present name
November, 1877. Meets the last Friday in each month,
at the rooms of the British Benevolent Society, 730
Montgomery street.
Officers. — David McGregor. President; E. Blakely,
Vice-President; John F. Smythe, Secretary; Louis F.
McMoneagle, Treasurer.
SAN FRANCISCO GRUTLI- VEREIN. — Organized
September, 1874. Objects: Cultivation of music, so-
cial entertainments, and to assist its members in sick-
ness. Meets first Tuesday of every month, at Geneva
Hoiise, 118-120 Ellis street. Number of members,
sixty-five.
Officers.- J. F. Gallman, Presi.4ent; Edward Stahl,
Vice-President; H. L. Amstutz, Treasurer; John
Weber, Recording Secretary; Paul Schelleuberg and
J. Appenzeller, Librarians.
SAN FRANCISCO LA CROSSE CLUB.— Organized
March, 1878. Number of members, seventy -five.
Business meetings, first Wednesday of each month.
Practice meetings, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
mornings, and Saturday afternoons, "at Recreation
Grounds.
Officers.— Col. John Stuart, President; F. W. Clem-
ents, Secretary; Walter Tumbull, Treasurer; H. G.
Jones, Field Captain.
SAN FRANCISCO LIEDERTAFEL. — Organized
May, 1878. Number of members, forty-five. Meets
every Tuesday evening, at Hamilton Hall, corner of
Gear}- and Steiner streets. Objects: Social and be-
nevolent.
Officers. — William Ullrich, President ; George
Christ, Secretary ; George Witt, Treasurer.*
SAN FR.\NCISCO LITERARY AND DRAMATIC
SOCIETY.— Organized April 6, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, twenty-six. Meets every Wednesday evening at
Fifteenth District Court Room. Object: Improve-
ment of its members in elocution and literature.
Officers.— P. J. Grimes, President; M. F. O'Connor,
Vice-President; E. J. Chandler. Secretary; Jas. T.
Noon, Treasurer: William T. Doyle. Stage Manager.
SAN FRANCISCO MAENNERCHOR. — Organized
1865. — Number of members seventy. Monthly contri-
bution, one dollar. Meets every Tuesday evening at
310 O'Farrell street. The object of this association is
the cultivation of music.
Officers.— H. Helguth, President: A. Kasche, Vice-
President ; A. Damasch, Secretary ; Gustave Trautner,
Treasurer; G. Fortriede, Librarian: H. Holzhauer,
Leader.
SAN FRANCISCO TURN VEREIN.— Organized 1852.
Hall south side of Turk street, between Leavenworth
and Hyde.
The objects of this society are the cultivation of
gymnastic exercises in general: to encoiu-age morality ;
to improve health ; to ciiltivate music, and to enter-
tain and cultivate free religious and political senti-
ments.
Stated meetings first and third Wednesday evenings
of each month, at half past eight o'clock. Number of
members, four hundred and twenty-eight, of which
about forty are attached to the vocal department,
under the leadership of Franz Fischer ; twe-ity-five
to the dramatic section, E. Friedlander; forty-five to
the rifle section. Charles Zimmt r. Captain, and twen-
ty-five to the fencing section, J. Wagner, Teacher. Be-
sides this, there exists, in connection with the associ-
ation, a Verein for boys, from fourteen to eighteen
years, which numbers fifty-six members, and is called
the Turnzcelingsverein, governed by their own offi-
cers, under the supervision of three membrrs of the
San Francisco Turn Verein. Stated meetings last
Wednesday of each month.
There is also a school for boys from seven to four-
teen years, which numbers two hundred and fifty
impils.
Gymnastic exercises for members every Tuesday
and Friday evenings, from half past eight to ten
o'clock; for members of the Turnzoeglingsvereiu every
Monday and Thursday evenings; for boy pupils every
Monday, Tuesday. ThursJay, and Friday afternoons
from four to six o'clock. For girls every Wednesday
afternoon, from four to six o'clock, and every Satur-
day morning from ten to twelve o'clock. All gym-
nastic exercises are under the leadership of the Turn
Teacher, C. Flach. Studies of vocal department every
Thursday evening, from half past eight to ten o'clock;
drill of rifle section twice a month.
Social meetings for members are held every first
and third Wednesday evenings, and on the last Sun-
day evening of each month, when a dramatic enter-
tainment is given. Arelief societyfor sick members,
numbering two hundred members, is attached to the
association.
Officers of the Verein. — August Otto, President: L.
Markus, Vice-President: Gust Eitzky, Recording Sec-
retary ; A. Hoffmann, Corresponding Secretary ; O.
Biu-meister, First Treasurer; F. Fortmann, Second
Treasurer; George Seiss, First Leader; Henning
Thode, Second Leader; Christ. Bruse, Third Leader ;
H. Toengens, Sergeant at Arms: L. Sinz, First Libra-
rian ; H. Breandle, Second Librarian.
SAN FEANCISCO VEREIN.— Incorporated October
2, 1853. Number of members, three hundi-ed and fifty.
Reading room is supplied with thirty different news-
papers, and all the current magazines and periodicals.
Library numbers about twenty thousand volumes.
Rooms 219 Sutter street.
Officers.— Dr. J. N. Eckel, President ; H. E. Trau-
benbach and Hugo Rothschild, Vice-Presidents ; M.
F.Philip, Treasurer; Emil Wolf, Financial Secre-
tary ; Ludwig Arnstein, Corresponding Secretary ; T.
Goetz, Librarian.
SAN FRANCISCO YACHT CLUB.— Organized Ju-
ly, 1869 ; reorganized, July, 1873. Number of mem-
bers, one hundred and ten. Meets first Thursday of
each month, at letter A, Palace Hotel.
Headquarters. Club House, Saucelito. Secretary's
address, 202 Sansom.
Officers. — Charles H.Harrison, Commodore; John
Spreckels, Vice-Commodore ; Solon H.Williams, Treas-
urer ; Mathew Turner, Measurer; Charles G. Yale, Sec-
retary.
SEVENTH REGIMENT '^TETERANS OF THE PA-
CIFIC.—Organized October 1, 1875. Number of mem-
bers, seventy. Meetings held quarterly. Objects :
To perpetuate a friendly feeling among the ex-mem-
bers of the Seventh Regiment (New York City) , resid-
ing on the Pacific Coast.
BULLOCE & JONES, 105 Montgomery Street, Importers Lien's Furnishings.
Polls at GEO. LOOMIS'. 706 to 716 Zeamy St, opposite tho Plaza.
SOCIETIES — SOCIAL.
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Officers.— J. T. Yarrlngton, Captain ; Joseph Dur-
brow. First Lieutenant; 'Williani K. Wheaton, Second
Lieutenant: 'W. E. Sniedberg, Clerk.
SIXTY-NINTH YETER.\N .\SSOCIATION -Or-
ganized December 29, 1875. This is a social and be-
nevolent organization, composed of ex-nienibers of
the Sixty-Ninth Regiment N. Y. S. M. Irish Brigade
and Corcoran Legion. Meets second Tuesday of each
month, at Irish-American Hall.
Officers.— Maurice D. Walsh. President • Thomau
Connelly. Vice President ; Thomas McGralh, Secre-
tary ; John Henry Blaney, Treasurer.
SOCIAL AND LITEEARY SOCIETY OF ST. JOHN'S
PRE.SBVTERIAN CHUKCH.-Organized AuKUst,1873.
Niimbvr ol members, seventy-five. Meets bi-monthly,
in the Lecture Room or St. John's Presbvtciiau
Church, on Post street. Objects : Social comm'union,
literary exerciees, and the advaucemeut of moral cul-
ture.
Officers.— Kev. W. A. Scott, Honorary President;
Mrs. T. Anderson, President; Mrs. F. F. Henderson,'
Secretary and Treasurer.
SOCIETY OF CALIFORNL\ VOLUNTEERS.— Or-
ganized November 'i9, 18G5. Annual meetirg held on
the twenty-fifth day of April, the anniver-ary of Gen-
eraj E. V. Sumner assuming the comn and of the
Department of California. Composed of the officers
of the California Volunteers, I'. S. A.
Officers. — Captain Edward Carlson, President ; Cap-
tain R. M. Apgar and Captain Reid, Vice-Presidents ;
Captain J. C. Inness. Recording Secretary; Captain
James i'. Hughea, Corresponding Secretary; Captain
L. Washburne, Judge Advocate; Captain W. F. K.
Schindler, Treasurer
SONOMA COUXTY REUNION ASSOCI.\TION.—
Organized May 6. 1874. Number of meinliers, eighty.
Objects: Social intercourse and the anuuiil reuuicin of
the members, which is celebrated by a picnic.
Officers.— T. G. Cockrill, President; M. Weil. Trea.")-
urer.
SONS OF REVOLUTIONARY SIRES.— Organized
July4. 187G. Meets on the fir.st Wednesday of each
month, or at the call of the President. Headquarters,
610 Clay street. The objects of this society are to
unite the descendants of revolutionary patriots; per-
petuate the memory of those who took pait iu the
American revolution and maintained the independ-
ence of the United States of America; to promote
social intercourse, mental improvement and mutual
benefit of its members; to organize auxiliaries, co-
equal branches, and representative bodies at such
time and plai-e as the Directors may determine.
Officers.— General A. M. Winn, President; Hon.
Caleb T. Fay, Samuel Graves, Augustus C. Taylor,
Vice-Presidents; Colonel A. S. Hubbard, Recording
Secretary; William H. Mead, Financial Se.m-tary;
James P. Dameron, Treasurer; B. S. Moses. Marshal.
Ladles' Acxxli.^ky.— This branch of the Sons of
Revolutionary Sires is composed of the lady members
and other lady descendents who do not desire to be
voting members and subject to the payment of dues.
Officers. -Mrs. Mariah D. Ayers, President; Mrs.
Sarah R. Long, Mrs. Mary E. Woods, Miss Belle John-
son, Vice-Presidents : Mrs. Ina E. Small, Recording
Secretary ; Miss Gertrude Leahmy, Financial See re-
tary; Miss Augusta Dunlap, Treasurer; Miss Mary
JohD.sou, Marshal.
Shan.ii. Flnit Vice-PrMldent ; Dr. P. W. Randle,
Second Vice-President : Dr. C. M. BUko, Secrt-tary.
SWISS PHILHAllMOXIC SOCIETY. - OrR»nli/<d
187H. Meets first TuemUy of every month at He»«l.
quarters. .WIS Mint^omery avenue.
Officers.- Peter (iorla. Pre»l.lint ; John B. Ix-lth.
Secretary; Ph. (tlovaiinlnni, Trtaiiurer.
SWISS RIKI.E CLUB.— Organ! red fkpt.inUT 1.
ISTiO. Number of meiuberK. forty-flve. MeetM (M-rond
Tuesday of each month nt f.2*J Clay Hlr«-< t.
Offlc. rs.— P. A. (ilanulnl, Pn'«icl« nf ; Henry Stelneg-
ger, Vico-PreHidtnl and Treasurer ; Theinlore Wctz«l,
Secretary ; P. E. Croce. Shooting Maat r.
TEUTONIA SOCIETY.— OrganlMd June 1. IHM.
Number <if members, three hundreil. Mrrtii at Teu-
tenia Hall, corner of Howard htnet and WaMhlngUpn
avenue, every Tuc-sday i-venlng for buhlniBS puri>u-
ses, and Wednesday evening for social enjoyment.
The objects of tills scjciety are to an^ist memtK-rx
who, by acc-tdent or HicknenB, are incapncltat<-d from
pursuing their i ailing, and for the nlief and cupport
of the aged and the widows and o-phaiis of dere»-ed
members, and for tin- jjurjiose of defraying the fune-
ral expenses of the membcTs thireof.
Officers— John Heliihardt, Pn-nldent ; 8. Orggnii.
Vice-President ; Herman Meyn. Recording Secretary ;
Julius Ambrnster, Financial Secretary; K. Neubert.
Treasurer.
THALIA VEREIN.— Organized July 2. 18C2. Inror-
porated January. 1S71. Meets on the tlrst and third
Tuesday evenings of each month, at the club rooms,
414 Pine street. Number of members, about two
hundred and eighty-five.
Officers.- M. Meussdorffer. President ; C. Srhilltng.
Vice-President; S. Siebenhauer, Secretary; Albert
Wissell, Treasurer; Th. Groeling. Librarian.
TICINESE LIBERAL SOCIETY. -Organlze<l Xot-
ember 17. 1H77. Number of membeni, forty-thre«.
Meets the fourth Saturday of each month at 027
Broadway. Obiecis : Social and benevolent.
Officers.— D. Paronl, President; E. I'edrntta. Vice-
President ; F. Mazzi. Secretarv ; 8. Paganettl. Trea-
surer; G. A. Pedrotta. Interpreter.
TOM MOORE LITERARY AND SOCIAL SOCIETY.
—Organized February. IMIH. Number of members.
seventy. Meets first and fourth Tu' sclay of ea«-b
mouth at Charter Oak Holl. Obje. 1« : The cm-
memoration of the birth-day of Tom Moore and liter-
ary culture.
Officers. — John H. Gilmore, PreaJdent ; P. H. Mc-
Donald, Seen taiy ; N. Wynne, Treasurer.
TUOLUMNE COUNTY REUNION ASSOCIATION.
—Organized June, 18f>8. Incorporate*!. 1877. Num-
ber of members, seven hundred. Olijecta : Social
iuterccmrse and the annual reunion o( the menjU-m.
which is celebrated by a picnic.
Officers.— Dr. C. E. Blake, President : E. O. Joma.
Vice-President : C. H. Randall, Se.reUry ; B. H.
Cunningham. Tn^asurer.
LT^ION CLUB.— Incorporated November «. IWS.
Rooms, northwest comer of California and Mont-
gomery streets.
The objects of t'lis BMcxiatlon are to rarrv on and
conduct the business of a Club IIoiis<> for the enter-
tainment, use ami profit of such p<ri<on« as may be-
come members thereof. _.
Officers-Archibald McKlnley. Prealdent : Thoma.
8e»retary
YotrsG Men's ArxiLiARY.— This is a branch of the „ ,
Sons of Revolutionary Sires, composed of members | gell. Vice-President; I. Lawrence PcjoI
of the society under forty years of age. It acts in ,„d Treasurer,
concert with the ladies in getting up social gather-
Officers.— Col. A. S. Hubbard, President ;B. A^ld-
- David Wilder. Vlc.-.Presl-
UNITED FIBE A880C1ATE«.— Or«r<i»>t»*^ April H
1874. Meets first Monday of each I: " •' -'■".'Htif^
ter street. Number of mciiitxTf
ponding Secretary ..-. ~. --■ . ,, . ,
George T. Wright, Treasurer ; E. H. Peck, Marshal.
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ABY —This is a constitutional | pheips and H. W. Bun ke«. VIce-ProaldenU ; WllUani
of Revolutionary Sires, composed . ,-,. Cue. Secretarj- ; William J. Smith. Trcaaurrr; V.
PrealdiDt; D. T.
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Officers.— Hon. Amos Adams
President; Joseph
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cultivate the miisical and dramatic arts, to give social
and literary entertainments, and to assist its mem-
bers in sickness and times of need. In connection
with this society a gymnastic section, under the
leadership of Louis Gerichten, is maintained.
Officers.— F. M. Freund, President; John Vogel,
Vice-President ; Edwin Hewelke, Recording Secre-
tary ; W. Seidel, Treasurer.
VEREIN-HUMOR.— Organized June 1-5, 1876. Num-
ber of members, one hundred and seventeen. Objects:
Dramatic and social. Meets every Wednesday at
their rooms Grand Opera House.
Officers.— E. Eyermann, President ; Dr. Wolff, Vice-
President; R. Dannmeyer, Secreta'v; A. V. Musen,
Treasurer: R. R. Schee, First Stage Manager; M. Gees.
Second Stage Manager ; A. Fischer, Dramatic Teacher.
VETERANS OF THE CALIFORNIA HUNDRED
AND BATTALION.— Organized May 1, 1866. Office,
422 California street. Number of members, one hun-
dred and eighty-two, comprising the survivors of the
five hundred men in the California Battalion and Cal-
fornia Hundred at their discharge in August, 18i'>5.
Holds an Annual Reunion on April 9, each year, the
anniversary of Lee's surrender.
Officers. — Major Z. B. Adams, President; Lieutenant
W. A. Robinson, Secretary; General D. W. C. Thomp-
son, Treasurer.
WAGNER VEREIN.— Organized August 23, 1876.
Meets every Monday evening at rooms -120 Montgom-
ery street. Objects: Cultivation of music, recreation,
and promotion of social intercourse.
Officers. — F. J. Vassault. President ; W. S. Hopps,
Vice-President; G. W. Lofigley, Secretary and Treas-
urer; George B. Cook, Musical Director.
WESTERN ADDITION LITERARY AND SOCIAL
CLUB. — Organized December, 1875, Number of mem-
bers, two hundred and seventy-five. Meet* each al-
ternate Monday evening at Western Addition Miisic
Hall, California street, between Fillmore and Steiner.
Objects: Literary and Social Culture.
Officers. — C. Mason Kinue, President; J. E. Purdy,
Vice-President; C. S. Putnam, Recording Secretary;
E. R. Folsom, Financial Secretary; C. A. Worth, Treas-
urer; Frank M. Elkins, editor " Prattler."
MilitEuy — U. S. Army.
MILIT.ARY DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC— In-
cludes the Department of California, the Deiiartmeut
of the Columbia, and the D -partmcut of Arizona ;
Maj.-Gen. Irvin McDowell, commanding; t'apts. B.
B. Keelerand J. H. Coster, Aids-de-Camp ; Lieut. -Col.
J. C. Kelton, Assistant Adjutant-General; Col. Ed-
mond Schriver, Inspector-General; Maj. Elisha H.
Ludington, Assistant Inspector Gentral ; Lieut. -Col.
b. B. Holabird, Deputy Quartermaster General, Chief
(Quartermaster; Maj, R. N. Batcheldor, Depot Quar-
termaster; Lieut. -Col. W. W. Burns, Chief Commis-
sary of Subsistence ; Capt. S. T. Gushing, Depot
Commissary of Subsistence ; Lieut. -Col. Henry Prince,
Chief Paymaster; Lieut. -Col. George E. Cooper, As-
sistant Medical Purveyor ; Surgeon C. C. Keeney,
Medical Director ; Capt. William H. Rixford, Chief
Ordnance Officer (stationed at Benicia) ; Capt. Henry
Johnson, Medical Storekcexjer ; Capt. G. A. Hull,
Military Storekeeper. Headquarters at the Presidio.
I DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA, U. S. A.— In-
I eludes the States of California and N(!vada, and south-
I east part of Idaho Territory; Maj.-Gen. Irvin Mc-
Dowell, commanding. (Same offirers as above on the
< staff for the Department.)
Enginekr Dkpartment for PACiFin Coast, U. S. A.
—Lieut. -Col. C S. Stuart, Senior Engineer and Presi-
dent Board of Engineers Pacific Coast, and Engineer
in charge Fort Point; Maj. George H. Mendell. in
charge Alcatraz Island. Lime Point, and Oakland Har-
bor Improvement; First Lieut. Albert H. Payson,
Recorder Board of Engineers, offices r>:w Kearnystreet;
j Lieut. -Col. R. S. Williamson, Twelfth Light House
District, office 120 Sutter street.
I Pay Department, U.S.A.— Pay Department of Mili-
1 tary Division of the Pacific, includes the States of
California, Oregon, and Nevada, and the Territories of
Washington, Idaho, Arizona, and Alaska. Lieut. -Col.
Heury Prince, Chief Paymaster in charge. Headquar-
ters, at the Presidio.
Department of California. — Maj. Samuel Woods,
Paymaster. Office, northwest corner of Stockton and
O'Farrell streets.
Department of Columbia. — Maj. J. H. Eaton, Chief
Paymaster ; Majs. P. Canby, W. M. Maynadier and J.
B. Keefer, Paymasters, Fort Vancouver, W. T.
Department of Arizona. — Maj. R. H. Fowler, Pay-
master, Yuma City, A. T. ; P. P. G. Hall, Chief Pay-
master, Prescott, A. T.
Medical Depabtsient, U. S. A. — Lieut.-Col. Keeney,
Medical Director, Presidio, Lieut.-Col. Geoge E. Coop-
er, Medical Purveyor ; Capt. Henry Johnson, Medical
Storekeeper. Office, northwest corner of Stockton
and O'Farrell streets.
QuAETERM.iSTEB's Depaetment, U.S.A. —Lieut.-Col.
S. B. Holabird, Chief Quartermaster Military Division
iif the Pacific ; Maj. R. N. Batchelder, Depot Quarter-
master; Capt. C A. Hull, Military Stun keeper. Office,
Presidio.
Subsistence Depabtment, U. S. A. — Lieut.-Col. W.
W. Burns, Chief Commissary Subsistence, Military
Division of the Pacific; Capt. S. T. Cusning, Depot
Commissary of Subsistence. Office, northwest cor-
ner of Stockton and O'Farrell streets.
NATIONAL GUARD OF CALIFORNIA. — Com-
mander-in-Chief, Governor William Irwin.
Stafl". — Brigadier-General P. F. Walsh, Adjutant-Gen-
eral, Inspector. Quartermaster, and Commissary-Gen-
eral, Chief of Ordnance, and ex-iifficio Chief of Staff;
Colonel Chalmers Scott, Chief Engineer ; Colonel Will-
iam Harney, Paymaster-General; Colonel Bernard D.
Murphy, Judge Advocate-General ; Colonel J. Camp-
bi 11 Shorb, Surgeon - General ; Lieutenant -Colonels
Obadiah Livermore, Charles E. Travers, J. Henley
Smith, Abraham Newman, James H. Budd, James C.
Logan, Aids-de-Camp ; Major P. J. Harney, Assistant-
Adjut ::nt-General.
Major-General E.J.Lewis, Commanding Division ;
headquarters, San Francisco.
Staff. — Lieutenant-Colonel John J. Tobin, Assistant
Adjut:iut-General and Chief of Staff; Lieutenant-Colo-
nel P. W. Black, Division Inspector; Lieutenant-
Colonel Henry Edgerton, Engineer Officer, Lieutenant-
Colonel Frank J. Skelly, Ordnance Officer ; Lieutenant-
Colonel William Hawkins, Quartermaster ; Lieutenant-
Colonel C. BI. Gilmore, Inspector of Rifle Practice ;
Lientenant-Colonel A. Andrews, Commissary ; Lieu-
tenant-Colonel John C. Mui'phy, Paymaster; Lieu-
tenant)-Colonel Charles A. Garter, Judge Advocate;
Lieutenant- Colonel C. K. Breeze, Surgeon; Majors
John M. Sullivan and William BI. Gibson, Aids-de-
Camp.
Second Brigade. — That portion of the National
Guard located in the City and County of San Francisco
now consists of three Regiments of Infantry, one bat-
talion of Cavalry, and one Artillery Light Battery.
Also, the San Jose Zouaves, the Oakland Guard, Hues-
ton Guard, Petaluma and the Vallejo Rifles ^all at-
tached to the Second Brigade. Headquarters, 523 Pine
street : Brigadier-Genersil John McComb, commanding.
Stall". — Major Samuel W. Backus, Assistant Adjutant-
General ; Major Fred. G.Smith, Brigade Inspector;
Lieutenant-Colonel C. Mason Kinne, Judge Advocate ;
Major J. M. Litchfield^ Quartermaster; Blajor John
Mason, Commissary ; Dr. A. A. O'Neil, Surgeon ; Ma-
jor Frank P. McLennan, Engineer Officer ; Major R.
H. Savage, Paymaster; Major David W. Laird, Ord-
nance Officer; Captain Charles Sonntag, Aid-de-
Camp ; Sergeant-Major M. Byrne, Staff Orderly; Ser-
gcant-Major Nicholas Scheerin, Staff Orderly.
FIRST REGIMENT INFANTRY. — Headquarters,
northwest corner of New Montgomery and Howard
streets. Oscar Woodhams, Colonel ; David Wilder,
Lieutenant-Colonel ; James E. Hughes, Major ; James
L. Fields, Adjutant ; William J. Younger, Quarter-
master ; James Kip, Paymaster; A. F. Close, Inspector
Rifle Practice ; A. M. Wilder, Commissary ; Henry
Gibbons, M. D., Surgeon ; Rev. A. L. Stone, D. D..
Chaplain; J. S. Oppenheim, Sergeant-Major; C. M.
Mayberry, Quarter-master Sergeant —
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MILITARY — NATIONAL GUARD CALIFORNIA.
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Composed of the followiu« companies, viz.:
Crry Guabp( Company B, First Regiment Infantr>') •
—Organized Jlarch 31, 1854 ; reorganizea hb Indepi-ml-
ent City Guard May 16, 1«56 ; reorganized an City
Guard March 11, 1859. Number of members, sixty-
two. Armory, 318 Post street.
Officers— J. H. Dickinson, Captain ; E. F. Selleck,
First Lieutenant ; L. R. Townsend, Second Lieutcmint.
National Guaku (Company C, First Regiment In-
fantry)— Organized 1855; number of members, Bixty.
Armory, 318 Post street.
Officers— H. S. Templeton, Captain ; dias. P. Le-
Breton, First Lieutenant ; Chas. G. Lidstrom, Second
Lieutenant.
Franklin Light Infantry (Company D, First
Regiment Infantry).— Organized June 3, 18G1. Num-
ber of members, eighty-five. Armory, northwest
corner of New Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers— Eugene A. Allen, Captain; V. Eingwell,
First Lieutenant; S. F. Wentworth, Second Lieu-
tenant.
SuMNEB Light Guard (Company E, First Regi-
ment Infantry) .—Organized October 14, 1801. Number
of members, sixty. Armory, northwest corner of New
Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers — Henry J. Burns, Captain; Joshua Robert-
son, First Lieutenant; Wm. F. Murray, Second Lieu-
tenant.
Light Guard (Company F, First Regiment Infant-
ry) .—Organized October, 1868. Number of members,
sixty-seven. Armory, northwest corner of New Mont-
gomery and Howard streets.
Officers.— Martin Jones, Captain; George W. Gay-
lord, First Lieutenant; W. H. McClintock, Second
Lieutenant.
Hewston Rifles (Company H, First Regiment In-
fantry) .—Organized September 7, 1869. Number of
members, sixty-two. Armory, northwest comer of
New Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers.— H. P. Bush, Captain: James W. Bates,
First Lieutenant ; Charles T. Wilson, Second Lieu-
tenant.
SECOND REGIMENT INFANTRY.— William R.
Smedberg, Colonel; Henry H. Thrall, Lieutenat-Col-
onel; F. W. Pierce, Major; C. E. Jenkin.s. Adjutant ;
H. W. Bruhns, Quartermaster ; J. W. Staples, Paymas-
ter; (vacant). Commissary; Edwin J. Fraser, Surgeon;
Rev. A. Todhunter, Chaplain; Hermann Schaffuer,
Sergeant Major; (vacant). Quartermaster Sergeant-
Composed of the following companies, viz.:
Union Guard (Company A, Second Regiment In-
fantry) .—Organized June, 1861. Number of members,
sixty-seven. Armory, southeast corner of Minna and
New Montgomery streets. „ „ ^, , ,
Officers.— Alfred J.Fritz, Captain; P. B. Qulnlan,
First Lieutenant; M. J. McDermott, Second Lieuten-
ant.
Thompson Rifles (Company B, Second Regiment
Infantry) .-Organized June 16, 18''3. Number of
members, fifty. Armory, Turn Verein HaU, WU Bush
^ Officers.-Herman Schaffer. Captain; Wm. H. Bigger,
First Lieutenant ; Wm. Weldon, Second Lieutenant.
San Fbancl«co Fusheers (Company C, Second Reg-
iment Infantry) .-Organized November 6. |»|1._ f ""'j
ber of members, eighty-nine. Armory, 310 O Jarreli
"^Officers.-Ludwig Slebe, Captain; i'***'' . ^'J^^'^"'
First Lieutenant; Charles Goetjen, Second Lieuteu-
ant, I
Germania Rifles (Company D. Second Regiment
Infantry) .-Reorganized May 28. 1H68. ^"n;^'^^{
members, fifty-three. Armory, southwest comer of
Powell and Sutter streets. ivniu.n Xeu-
Officers -W. H. Brockhofif, Captain; AMHiain Mu-
mann! First Lieutenant; W. Schultz. Secon.l Lleut.n-
ant.
Company F (Second Regiment I« f*{jf!y' -^t^/^'"-
ized January 1, 1878. Number of i"*'"'!"''' ^*y-'^°-
Armory, corner of Sutter and Powell streets.
Offl.erB.— F. W. Bacon. Captain; T. 8. Taylor, Flr-t
Lieuteutot; W. B. Burtls, Second LleuUnant.
CoMl'ANY O (Second ReKliiunt lufantry) .— UrKUil-
zed July 1. 1M7K. Nuiiibtr of mejubcm, furty-nix.
Armory, 1(J7 St<Hkt<>n Mlr'it.
Officers.— \V. H. t'buiiilHrUln. Captain: (vnaul).
First Lieutenant; (vacant), Hccuud LIcutc-naut.
San Krancisco Caukth (C4)mpauy U, 8«Toni| U<<Kl-
meut Iufuiitry).--OrKaiilzcd AuKunt 7, IWU. Nuiiib«<r
of members, seventy-eight. Arnmry, Hoiitheaat cor-
ner iif MInua and New Mt>utguiiiery Mtni im.
Offiierx.— George BigUy. Captain; AnM<l C. Robl-
son. First Lieutenant; Jamca Itadfonl, Second Lieu-
tenant.
THIRD REGIMENT INFANTBY.— Headqu.rtem,
northeast corner of New Montgomery au<l How-
ard streets. Archibald Wason, Colond ; M. ('. Hat<'-
man, Lieutenant-Colonel; J.J. Conlin, Major; I'
J. Tannian, Adjutant; John Oram, (^iiarteriiiaKter ;
John T. Mclieoghegau, Paymaster : J. W. Maber, lu- i
Bpector Ritle Practice; Joseph W. Willa<-e, ConilulK'
sary ; Thomas Green, Surgeon ; Uev. ThomaM Larkin,
Chaplain; Cornelius Douoboe, Sergeant-llajor ; (va-
cant) , Quartermaster Sergeant —
Composed of the following companies, viz:
MoNTOOMERT GuARD. (Company A. Third Regiment
Infantry).— Organized Decemln-r '23, 1859. Nuiub<T
of members, sixty-five. Armory, northeabt comer
of New Montgomery and Howard streeti<.
Officers.— Charles Quiun. Captain ; John McCully.
First Lieutenant ; James Prior, Second IJeuteuaut.
Shields Gu.^rd (Company B. Third Regiment In
fantry).— Organized December '.'1. lN(il. UeorganU..!
June, 1870. Number of members, llfty-elgnt. Ar
mory, northeast comer of New Moiitgomery and How-
ard streets.
Offiiers.- H. L. Fllgate, Captain ; John Blake, FIntt
Lieutenant; Peter McCann, Second Lieutenant.
Wolfe Tone Guard (Company C, Third Regiment
Infantry). Organized February 12, 18iVJ. Number ol
members, eighty-nine. Arm<iry. northia«t corner
of New Montgomery and Howard »treet«.
Officers.— T.Fitzpatrick.CapUin; Henry Desmond.
First Lieutenant; P. Murjihy, Second Lieutenant.
MF.AOHER Gr^lU) (Company D. Third Regiment In-
fantry).— Organized May 17. 1H62. Number of mem
bers, ftfty-six. Armory, northeast comer of New
Montgomery and Howard streets.
Officers— D. J. Sullivan. Captain ; Timothy Lowney,
First Lieutenant ; (vacant) , Second Ueutenant.
Emmet Likf. GrARi> (Company E. Third R.gliiM nt
Infantry).— Organized November IH, lx«i. H'.,th»i>
ized May, 186H. Number of memberH, KUtytw Ar-
mory, northeast corner of New Montgoim r)- and How-
ard streeiB. ^. . _, ,
Officers.— Robert c:le*ry. Captain ; Matthew (onion.
First Lieutenant; Richard btokea. .S.-«.ona Ueuten-
ant.
McMahos Grenadikb Oiard (Comi .
R.gliiient Infantry). — OrganUed !'•
N'oiibcr of members, sixty. Armory, li-
3'JO I'oht htrcet.
Offlcerb.— John H. McMenomy. Captain;
McNaniara. First I.ieuti iiaiit , Martin I*cy
Lieutenant.
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soutbt u^t corner of Minna and N- ^ .*
streets. MaJ. R. H. Orton. <v.ii.i.n(
Adjutant ; Lleulenunt ^^
master; C. Nutting, Jr.. 1
Commissary ; PH. Ml Ell. ''
lice- J. G. Van Vlack. M.K .-irK-.' " >»...... ^r-
gean't-MaJor ; Thomas McGlun.s. guart.rma.Wr-0»r-
geant —
Composed of the following companies, tU:
riBHT Li.a.T dbaooon. (;-°'"i;«'f *• ''iJ!*„.l!:i'^,
Hon Cavalry). -OrganUed Juno *. IBSi.
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members, sixty-three. Armory, southeast comer of
Minna and New Montgomery streets.
Officers— H. W.Gray, Captain; Marcus M. Cook,
First Lieutenant ; John Hey, Second Lieutenant ;
John Perriue, Brevet Second Lieutenant.
San Fbakcisco Hussars (Company B, First Batta-
lion Cavalry. ) —Organized 1857. Number of members ,
eighty-five. Armory, southeast corner of Minna and
New Montgomery streets.
Officers.— C. C. Keene, Captuin ; Richard Harrold,
First Lieutenant ; Charles S. Howard, Second Lieu-
tenant ; Nathan Eodgers, Brevet Second Lieutenant.
Jackson Dragoons (Company C, First Battalion
Cavalry) .—Organized March 16, 1863. Number of
members, fifty-six. Armory, southeast comer of
Minna and New Montgomery streets.
Officers.- M. Greany, Captain; Patrick McGrath,
First Lieutenant ; P. Ennis, Second Lieutenant;
Michael GaflCney, Brevet Second Lieutenant.
FIKST CALIFOENLY GUARD (Company A, Light
Battery) .—Organized July 'JT, 1849. Number of mem-
bers, ninety. Armory, Mechanics' Institute Pavilion,
corner Mission and Eighth streets.
Officers.- R. G. Brush, Captain; G. W. Chapin,
Senior First Lieutenant ; H. R. Hart, Junior First
Lieutenant ; John B. Weller, Senior Second Lieu-
tenant ; J. W. Jones, Junior Second Lieutenant.
UNION GUARD (Company A, Galling Battery).—
Organized June, 1861. Armory, corner of New Mont-
gomery and Minna streets.
Officers.— A. J. Frlrz, Captain; P. B. Quinlan,
Senior First Lieutenant ; M. J. McDermott, Junior
First Lieutenant; S. D. Simmons, Senior Second
Lieutenant; William Cronan, Junior Second Lieu-
tenant.
INDEPENDENT COMPANIES. — The following
companies are independent of the National Guard of
Califurnia, and not under control of the State mili-
tary authorities :
Austrian Jaegers. — Incorporated February 12,1877.
Number of members, twentv-one. Armory, south-
west corner of Sutter and Powell streets.
Officers. — S. W. Shuloek, Captain ; (vacant). First
Lieutenant; F. Bralich, Second Lieutenant.
C.vLiFORNiA J.EGERS. — Organized Februarys, 1871.
Number cf members, seventy-five. Armory 310 O'Far-
rell street.
Officers. — William Schuhrer, Captain ; Max Wendt, |
First Lieutenant ; L. Lang, Second Lieutenant. I
French Zouaves. — Organized May, 1870. Number j
of members, seventy. Armory, 537 Sacramento street.
Officers. — J. Boutes, Captain ; Frank Trebois, First
Lieutenant; E. Sedze, Second Lieutenant.
G.^ribaldi Guard. — Organized June 6, 1868. Num-
ber of members, five hundred. Armory, 423 Broad-
way.
Officers. — F. Luchetti, Captain ; G. Bigniotti, First
Lieutenant ; A. De Luca and G. Maggio, Second Lieu-
tenants.
German Fusileer Guard. — Organized December
17, 1870. Number of members, ninety. Armory, Hor-
ticultural Hall.
Officers. — Bernard Frank, Captain; Ernest Maack,
First Lieutenant; George Stein, Second Lieutenant;
Fritz Rodefeld, Third Lieutenant
de Leon, First Lieutenant
Lieutenant.
Donaciano Vera, Second
Independent McMahon Grenadieb Guard. —
Organized March 17, 1876. Number of members,
sixty-three. Armory, Irish American Hall.
Officers. — John E. Green, Captain ; John J. Hughes,
First Lieutenant ; Michael J. Crowley, Second Lieu-
tenant.
Independent Eieles. — Organized March 15, 1877.
Number of members, sixty -five. Armory, 620 Bush
street.
Officers.— George Cantus, Captain ; Julius Wilder-
muth, First Lieutenant ; Theo. Sckmalholz, Second
Lieutenant.
Italian Sharpshooters (Bersaglieri Italian!). —
Organized May, 1878. Number of members, sixty.
Armory, Columbus Hall, Stevenson street, near Third
Officers. — D. Giovannini, Captain; S. De Vecchio,
Lieutenant; F. Caraffa, Adjutant.
L-iEATETTE GuABD. — Organized Juue 1, 1868. Num-
ber of members, seventy- three. Armory, 730 Mont-
gomery street.
Officers. — E. Luftringer, Captain ; F. Gamier, First
Lieutenant; J. Milly, Second Lieutenant.
Sarsfieed Guard.— Organized September 7, 1878.
Reorganized May 8, 1878. Number of members, sixty.
Armorj-, Carroll's Hall, corner of Eighth and Folsom
streets.
Officers.— William Dolan, Captain ; James J. Ed-
monds, First Lieutenant ; Joseph De Malder, Second
Lieutenant.
Schuetzen Verein. — Organized September, 1859.
1 Number of members, one hundred and fllty. Armory,
I Turn Verein Hall, 620 Bush street.
j Officers. — John Wulzen, Captain ; H. F. Kappke, First
I Lieutenant; A. Browning, Second Lieutenant; D.
I Ehrichs, Third Lieutenant ; C. C. Funk, Fourth Lieu-
1 tenant.
Swiss Sharpshooters. — Organized March, 1860.
Number of members, fifty-four. Armory, 310 O'Far-
rell street.
Officers. — Paul Sury, Captain ; A. Hensler, First
Lieutenant.
Untied Butcher Rifles.— Organized May 30, 1876.
Armory, 310 O'Farrell street.
Officers. — J. C. Neitz, Captain.
Cemeteries,
BETH OLAM (Hebrew) .—Point Lobos avenue, near
Ocean House.
CALVARY (Roman Catholic) . — Termination Geary
street, fronting Point Lobos avenue.
CITY.— Termination California street, near Point
Lobos avenue.
HOME OF PEACE (Hebrew) .—Between Eight-
eenth, Nineteenth, Dolores and Church streets.
GERM.iN Dragoons. — Organized July 25, 1872. i LAUREL HILL (late Lone Mountain) .—Between
Number of members, fifty-five. Armory, Turn Ve- \ post and California streets, fronting Central avenue,
rein Hall, 620 Bush street.
Officers.- George A. Raabe, Captain ; Joseph Boiler, i MASONIC— West of Masonic avenue, between Ful-
First Lieutenant ; William Barklage, Second Lieu- j ton and Turk streets ; entrance from Point Lobos av-
tenant. I enue, near Lone Mountain. Office, Masonic Temple.
GUABDIA "Rifleras Mexicanos."— Organized Oc | ODD FELLOWS'.— Point Lobos avenue, near Lone
tober 28, 1877, out of the Guardia Juarez and Guardia Mountain. Office. 325 Montgomery street.
Lerdo. Number of members, ninety. Armory, Scol- i
lay's Hall, 1524 Stockton street. SHERITH ISRAEL (Hebrew) .—Between Nine-
Officers. — Modesta Tisnado, Captain ; Raphael P. teeuth. Twentieth. Dolores, and Church streets.
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